Gooty Religion Population Census 2011
Gooty has 88,887 people in Census 2011 religion records. Hindu is the largest community with 74,619 people (83.95%), followed by Muslim with 12,440 people (14.00%).
Official Census 2011 records for Gooty subdistrict in Anantapur district (Andhra Pradesh) list a total enumerated population of 88,887. The demographic profile reveals that Hindu represents the majority community with 74,619 residents, accounting for 83.95% of the subdistrict. The Muslim community forms the second-largest group with 12,440 individuals (14.00%), representing a lead difference of 69.95 percentage points. Non-majority religious communities collectively comprise 14,268 persons, or 16.05% of Gooty's total population.
Census 2011 Religion Breakdown for Gooty
According to official Census data, the religious composition of Gooty across 8 recorded communities is structured as follows:
- Hindu: 74,619 individuals (83.95% share).
- Muslim: 12,440 individuals (14.00% share).
- Christian: 1,490 individuals (1.68% share).
- NotStated: 308 individuals (0.35% share).
- Sikh: 11 individuals (0.01% share).
- Other: 8 individuals (0.01% share).
- Buddhist: 7 individuals (0.01% share).
- Jain: 4 individuals (0.00% share).
Detailed Religion Demographics for Gooty
| Religion | Population | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| Hindu | 74,619 | 83.95% |
| Muslim | 12,440 | 14.00% |
| Christian | 1,490 | 1.68% |
| NotStated | 308 | 0.35% |
| Sikh | 11 | 0.01% |
| Other | 8 | 0.01% |
| Buddhist | 7 | 0.01% |
| Jain | 4 | 0.00% |
Other Subdistricts in Anantapur
- D.Hirehal
- Rayadurg
- Kanekal
- Bommanahal
- Vidapanakal
- Guntakal
- Peddavadugur
- Yadiki
- Tadpatri
- Peddapappur
- Pamidi
- Vajrakarur
- Uravakonda
- Beluguppa
- Gummagatta
- Brahmasamudram
- Kalyandurg
- Kudair
- Garladinne
- Singanamala
- Putlur
- Yellanur
- Narpala
- Bukkaraya Samudram
- Anantapur
- Raptadu
- Settur
- Kundurpi
- Kambadur
- Nambulipulikunta
Key Facts
- Hindu: 74,619 (83.95%)
- Muslim: 12,440 (14.00%)
- Christian: 1,490 (1.68%)
- NotStated: 308 (0.35%)
- Sikh: 11 (0.01%)
- Other: 8 (0.01%)