North District District Religion Population 2011
North District, Sikkim has 43,709 people in Census 2011 religion records. Buddhist is the largest community with 23,318 people (53.35%).
North District district in Sikkim recorded a total population of 43,709 in Census 2011 across 2 subdistricts. The demographic distribution shows Buddhist as the largest community with 23,318 residents, accounting for 53.35% of the district population. The second largest group is Hindu with 14,883 people (34.05%), establishing a majority gap of 19.30 percentage points. All other religious demographics combined represent 20,391 individuals (46.65% of the district total).
Census 2011 Religious Composition for North District District
The religion census data for North District district spans 8 documented religious groups:
- Buddhist: 23,318 population (53.35% of district total).
- Hindu: 14,883 population (34.05% of district total).
- Christian: 2,660 population (6.09% of district total).
- Other: 921 population (2.11% of district total).
- Sikh: 816 population (1.87% of district total).
- Muslim: 815 population (1.86% of district total).
- NotStated: 261 population (0.60% of district total).
- Jain: 35 population (0.08% of district total).
Detailed Religion Demographics for North District
| Religion | Population | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| Buddhist | 23,318 | 53.35% |
| Hindu | 14,883 | 34.05% |
| Christian | 2,660 | 6.09% |
| Other | 921 | 2.11% |
| Sikh | 816 | 1.87% |
| Muslim | 815 | 1.86% |
| NotStated | 261 | 0.60% |
| Jain | 35 | 0.08% |
Subdistricts in North District
Key Facts
- Buddhist: 23,318 (53.35%)
- Hindu: 14,883 (34.05%)
- Christian: 2,660 (6.09%)
- Other: 921 (2.11%)
- Sikh: 816 (1.87%)
- Muslim: 815 (1.86%)