Rampur is a historic city in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It is located in the Rohilkhand region, about 27 km east of Moradabad and 70 km northwest of Bareilly. The city is known for its cultural heritage, including the famous Rampur Raza Library, and serves as an important urban center in western Uttar Pradesh.

According to the provisional reports of the 2011 Census of India, the population of Rampur city was 325,313 (3.25 lakh). The city has grown steadily due to its administrative importance and its proximity to major urban centers such as Moradabad and Bareilly.

👉 Estimated Population of Rampur City in 2026: ~4.5 lakh

Rampur City Population – Census 2011

Rampur CityCensus 2011
Total Population325,313 (3.25 lakh)
Male Population169,681
Female Population155,632
Population Density3,900 per sq. km
Average Literacy Rate59.47%
Male Literacy62.25%
Female Literacy56.45%
Sex Ratio917
Child Sex Ratio926
Children (0–6 years)39,513

Source: Census of India 2011

Rampur District Population

Rampur district is located in the Rohilkhand region of Uttar Pradesh and is part of the Moradabad Division. The district is historically significant and lies in the fertile plains of the Ganga basin.

According to the 2011 Census of India, the population of Rampur district was 2,335,819 (23.36 lakh). The district experienced a population growth rate of 21.4% between 2001 and 2011, which was higher than the national average.

👉 Estimated Population of Rampur District in 2026: ~29 lakh

Rampur District Population – Census 2011

Rampur DistrictCensus 2011
Total Population2,335,819 (23.36 lakh)
Male Population1,223,889
Female Population1,111,930
District Area2,367 sq. km
Population Density987 per sq. km
Average Literacy Rate53.34%
Sex Ratio909
Child Sex Ratio924

Source: Census of India 2011

About 25.2% of the district population lives in urban areas, while the rest resides in rural areas. Scheduled Castes constitute around 13.18% of the district population.

Religion in Rampur District

Rampur is one of the few districts in Uttar Pradesh where Muslims form a slight majority, while Hindus constitute a large minority community.

ReligionPercentage
Islam50.57%
Hinduism45.97%
Sikhism2.80%
Others / Not Stated0.66%

Languages in Rampur District

Hindi is the most widely spoken language in the Rampur district, while Urdu is also widely used, especially in urban areas.

LanguagePercentage
Hindi73.8%
Urdu23.0%
Punjabi2.54%
Others0.57%

Source: Census 2011

Rampur Population 2026 – City & District Census, Growth and Demographics

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