List of cities in Madhya Pradesh by population

This is a list of urban agglomerations and cities (those not included in the Urban Agglomerations), with a population above 100,000 as per 2011 census in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh:[1]

Rank	Name	District	Type*	Population 2011	Male	Female	Population below 5 yrs	Literacy Rate
1	Indore	Indore district	City	2,167,447	1,129,348	1,038,099	254,108	86.73
2	Bhopal	Bhopal district	City	1,883,381	985,408	897,973	217,415	85.29
3	Jabalpur	Jabalpur district	City	14,44,667	663,096	604,468	128,679	89.13
4	Gwalior	Gwalior district	UA	1,101,981	588,752	513,229	120,347	85.10
5	Ujjain	Ujjain district	City	515,215	265,291	249,924	57,630	85.55
6	Sagar	Sagar district	UA	370,296	194,659	175,637	43,835	89.98
7	Dewas	Dewas district	City	289,438	150,193	139,245	34,435	85.83
8	Satna	Satna district	City	283,004	149,460	133,544	34,435	86.33
9	Ratlam	Ratlam district	UA	273,892	139,766	134,126	29,397	87.89
10	Rewa	Rewa District	City	235,422	124,634	110,788	24,234	87.74
11	Murwara (Katni)	Katni district	City	221,875	115,463	106,412	25,168	87.42
12	Singrauli	Singrauli district	City	220,295	117,276	103,019	29,569	77.35
13	Burhanpur	Burhanpur district	City	210,891	108,234	102,657	28,107	81.70
14	Khandwa	Khandwa district	City	200,681	102,873	97,802	24,079	86.98
15	Bhind	Bhind district	City	197,332	105,394	91,938	24,486	84.20
16	Chhindwara	Chhindwara district	City	190,008	97,040	92,968	19,227	89.25
17	Guna	Guna district	City	180,978	94,645	86,333	23,757	81.71
18	Shivpuri	Shivpuri district	City	179,972	95,227	84,745	22,683	79.24
19	Vidisha	Vidisha district	City	155,959	81,424	74,535	19,360	86.88
20	Chhatarpur	Chhatarpur district	UA	147,688	78,070	69,618	18,312	78.46
21	Damoh	Damoh district	UA	147,515	76,951	70,564	17,519	86.94
22	Mandsaur	Mandsaur district	City	141,468	72,370	69,098	15,721	86.79
23	Khargone	Khargone district	City	133,361	68,672	64,689	16,662	83.01
24	Neemuch	Neemuch district	UA	128,575	67,566	61,009	15,008	85.88
25	Pithampur	Dhar district	City	126,099	70,577	55,522	20,438	82.73
26	Gadarwara	Narsinghpur district	City	125,068
27	Hoshangabad	Hoshangabad district	City	117,956	61,610	56,346	13,012	87.97
28	Itarsi	Hoshangabad district	UA	114,430	59,382	55,058	11,832	90.30
29	Sehore	Sehore district	UA	109,025	56,397	52,628	12,869	85.48
30	Morena[2]	morena district	UA	205,726	104,150	101,476	11,053	77.01
31	Betul	Betul district	City	103,341	52,902	50,439	11,005	90.27
32	Seoni	Seoni district	City	102,377	52,354	50,023	10,413	91.16
33	Datia	Datia district	City	100,466	52,931	47,535	12,218	80.54
34	Nagda	Ujjain district	City	100,036	51,410	48,626	11,053	81.61
-	Mundi	Khandwa district	City	30,000	-	-	-	-

Urban Agglomeration

In the census of India 2011, an Urban Agglomeration has been defined as follows:[3]

"An urban agglomeration is a continuous urban spread constituting a town and its adjoining outgrowths (OGs), or two or more physically contiguous towns together with or without outgrowths of such towns. An Urban Agglomeration must consist of at least a statutory town and its total population (i.e. all the constituents put together) should not be less than 20,000 as per the 2001 Census. In varying local conditions, there were similar other combinations which have been treated as urban agglomerations satisfying the basic condition of contiguity."

Constituents of Urban Agglomerations in Madhya Pradesh

The constituents of Urban Agglomerations in Madhya Pradesh, with a population of 1 lakh or above, are noted below:[4]

• Indore Urban Agglomeration includes Indore (M Corp.), Bhangarh (OG), Tigaria Badshah (OG), Nipanya (OG), Talawali Chanda (OG), Kanadia (OG), Tigaria Rao (OG), Bhicholi Mardana (OG), Palda (CT), Bank (CT), Hukmakhedi (CT), Bangarda Chhota (CT), Ahirkhedi (CT), Piplya Kumar (CT), Bangarda Bada (CT), Limbodi (CT), Lasudiya Mori (CT) and Bhicholi Hapsi (CT)
• Bhopal Urban Agglomeration includes Bhopal (M Corp.) and Kolar (M)
• Jabalpur Urban Agglomeration includes Jabalpur (M Corp.), Regwa (OG), Khairi (OG), Rachai (OG), Lamti (OG). Tilhari (OG), Kugawan (OG), Andhuwa (OG), Chhiwlaha (OG), Bhatauli (OG), Jabalpur Cantt (CB), OF Khamaria (CT), GCF Jabalpur (CT), Bilpura (CT), Vehicle Fac Area Jabalpur (CT), Suhagi (CT), Manegoan (CT), Pipariya (CT), Karmeta (CT), Amkhera (CT), Maharajpur (CT) and Madai (CT).
• Gwalior Urban Agglomeration includes Gwalior (M Corp.) and Morar Cantt (CB).
• Sagar Urban Agglomeration includes Sagar (M Corp.+OG), Sagar (M Corp.), Gaur Nagar (OG), Sagar Cantt (CB), Rajakhedi (CT), Makronia Buzurg (CT), Bhainsa (CT), Kapuria (CT)
• Satna Urban Agglomeration includes Satna (M Corp.) and Satna Rly Colony (OG).
• Ratlam Urban Agglomeration includes Ratlam (M Corp.) and Ratlam Rly. Colony (Ratlam Kasba) (CT).
• Chhindwara Urban Agglomeration includes Chhindwara (M), Khajari (OG), Khapabhat (OG), Kukadajagat (OG), Chandangaon (OG), Seoni Pranmoti (OG), Emaliya Bohata (OG) and Lonia Karbal (CT).
• Chhatarpur Urban Agglomeration includes Chhatarpur (M), Soura (part) (OG), Bagota (part) (OG), Moraha (part) (OG) and Amanganj (CT).
• Damoh Urban Agglomeration includes Damoh (M), Imlai (OG), Singpur Damoh (OG), Chopra Ryt (OG), Chopra Khurd (OG), Dharampura (OG) and Hirdepur (CT).
• Khargone Urban Agglomeration includes Khargone (M), Sukhpuri (OG), Dhamkheda (OG), Rahimpura (OG), Aarampura (OG), Dabariya (OG), Kajalpur (OG), Khedi Buzurg (OG), Sangvi (CT) and Jaitpur (CT).
• Neemuch Urban Agglomeration includes Neemuch (M) and Rly Colony (Kumariya) (OG).
• Itarsi Urban Agglomeration includes Itarsi (M), Pathrauta (part) (OG), Bhilakhedi (CT) and Meharagaon (CT).
• Sehore Urban Agglomeration includes Sehore (M) and Sherpur (Vaisali Nagar) (part) (OG).

Abbreviations: M Corp. = Municipal corporation, M= Municipality, CT = Census town, OG= Out Growth, CB = Cantonment Board

Urban Agglomeration constituents

Urban Agglomerations constituents with a population above 100,000 as per 2011 census are shown in the table below.[5]

Urban Agglomeration	Name of Constituent	District	Type	Population 2011	Male	Female	Population below 5 yrs	Literacy Rate
Indore	Indore	Indore district	M Corp.	1,960,631	1,020,883	939,748	225,111	87.38
Bhopal	Bhopal	Bhopal district	M Corp.	1,795,648	939,560	856,088	206,967	85.24
Jabalpur	Jabalpur	Jabalpur district	M Corp.	1,054,336	546,561	507,775	107,882	88.90
Gwalior	Gwalior	Gwalior district	M Corp.	1,053,505	560,880	492,618	114,190	85.20
Sagar	Sagar	Sagar district	M Corp.	273,357	142,655	130,702	32,171	90.23
Satna	Satna	Satna district	M Corp.	280,248	147,924	132,324	31,822	86.33
Ratlam	Ratlam	Ratlam district	M Corp.	264,810	135,007	129,803	28,413	87.88
Chhindwara	Chhindwara	Chhindwara district	M	138,266	70,444	67,822	13,745	90.37
Chhatarpur	Chhatarpur	Chhatarpur district	M	133,626	70,586	63,040	16,381	84.57
Damoh	Damoh	Damoh district	M	124,979	65,133	59,846	14,712	87.10
Khargone	Khargone	Khargone district	M	106,452	54,684	61,768	13,378	82.96
Neemuch	Neemuch	Neemuch district	M	128,108	67,322	60,786	14,950	85.86
Sehore	Sehore	Sehore district	M	108,818	56,284	52,534	12,859	85.52
Gadarwara	Gadarwara	Narsinghpur district	M	105,726	53,100	52,626	11,054	77.01

References

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