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Bokaro Steel City is a major planned industrial city in the Indian state of Jharkhand. Developed around the Bokaro Steel Plant, it is one of the most important urban and industrial centers in the state and ranks among the largest cities of Jharkhand.

According to Census 2011, Bokaro Steel City had a population of 4.14 lakh. With steady industrial activity, urban expansion, and migration from nearby areas, the city’s population is estimated to reach around 5 lakh in 2026.

The city is known for its organized sectors, wide roads, and planned residential colonies, which support stable and balanced urban growth.

👉Projected population of Bokaro Steel City in 2026 ~ 5 lakh 

Census 2011 Quick Facts

Bokaro CityCensus 2011
Total Population413,934 ( 4.14 lakh)
Male Population220,088
Female Population193,846
Density of Population2262 per sq. km
Average Literacy (%)84.94 %
% of Male Literates92.35 %
% of Female Literates76.54%
Sex Ratio881
Child Sex Ratio874
Children (0-6 years)48,834
Boys (0-6yrs)26,058
Girls  (0-6 Yrs)22,776

Key Takeaways: Bokaro Steel City Population

  • Major planned industrial city of Jharkhand

  • Census 2011 population: 4.14 lakh

  • Estimated 2026 population: ~5 lakh

  • Strong steel-industry-based economy

  • Stable and organized urban expansion

👉 Projected Population of Bokaro Steel City (2030): ~5.5 lakh

Bokaro District Population

Bokaro Steel City is located in Bokaro district, which had a population of 20.62 lakh in Census 2011. The district’s population is estimated to reach around 25 lakh by 2026, supporting continued urban and economic growth in the city.

Census Quickfacts

IndicatorsValue
Total Population2,062,330 (20.62 Lakh)
Male Population1,072,807
Female Population989,523
District Area2,883
Density of Population715 per sq. km
Average Literacy (%)72.01%
Sex Ratio922
Child Sex Ratio923

Source: Census 2011

Bokaro Steel City Population 2026 – Census, Growth and Demographics

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