Andhra Pradesh

District-Level Data & Statistics

Population
4.9 Crore
4.1% of India
Districts
26
Avg 18.9 Lakh each
Area
1,60,041 km²
306 people /km²
Literacy Rate
67.3%
India: 72.9%
Sex Ratio
996
India: 943
Rank
10th
of 36 by population

Andhra Pradesh is India's 10th most populous state with a population of 4.9 Crore spread across 26 districts covering 1,60,041sq km. The state's literacy rate stands at 67.3%, below the national average of 72.9%. With a sex ratio of 996 females per 1,000 males, it is above the national figure of 943.

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Demographics

IndicatorStateNational
Population Density306 /km²▼379 /km²
Sex Ratio996▲943
Literacy Rate67.3%▼72.9%
SC Population17.2%▲16.6%
ST Population5.5%▼8.7%
Worker Participation46.6%▲39.8%

Health & Development

IndicatorStateNational
Child Stunting30.6%▼33.2%
Child Wasting16.4%▼18.4%
Underweight Children29.1%—29.1%
Child Anaemia63.8%▼65.2%
Women Anaemia58.9%▲55.3%
Full Vaccination74.1%▼77.4%
Institutional Delivery96.8%▲88.5%
Improved Sanitation77.0%▲72.4%
Clean Cooking Fuel82.7%▲54.6%
Health Insurance70.3%▲41.3%
Safe Drinking Water96.6%▲93.6%
Electricity Access99.5%▲97.0%

Women & Gender

IndicatorStateNational
Child Marriage29.4%▲20.6%
Teen Pregnancy12.7%▲6.6%
Female Literacy Gap14.9%▼16.6%
Female Work Gap23.6%▼23.9%

Economy & Infrastructure

IndicatorStateNational
MSME Density42.6 per 1k pop▲42.6 per 1k pop
Total MSMEs (avg per district)80.2k▲61.7k
Manufacturing Share24.2%▼24.9%

Governance

IndicatorStateNational
Pending Cases3585 per lakh▼3585 per lakh
Cases Delayed (%)15.1%▼35.5%
Monthly Disposal Ratio1.27▲0.81

Safety & Crime

IndicatorStateNational
SC/ST Atrocities5.2 per lakh▼17.4 per lakh
Domestic Violence0.0 per lakh▼12.6 per lakh
Child Abuse (POCSO)82.1 per lakh▼89.0 per lakh
Cyber Crime16.0 per lakh▼55.7 per lakh

Climate Vulnerability

IndicatorStateNational
Climate Vulnerability Index0.57▲0.56
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District Rankings

Underweight Children

Electricity Access

Small Business Density

All Districts

26 districts
DistrictPopulationLiteracy %Sex RatioDensity /km²
Sri Potti Sriramulu Nellore24,69,71268.7%983241
Prakasam22,88,02662.5%971163
Kurnool22,71,68657.0%990292
Ananthapuramu22,41,10563.9%978223
Ntr22,18,59173.9%991691
Tirupati21,96,98471.7%1000261
Srikakulam21,91,43762.9%1014509
Kakinada20,92,37467.4%1007700
Guntur20,91,07574.2%1007882
Anakapalli20,74,61666.7%1008530
Eluru20,64,14570.8%1001324
Y.s.r.20,60,65468.3%985206
Palnadu20,41,72359.8%994286
Vizianagaram19,30,81159.1%1010506
Chittoor18,72,95170.7%993281
Sri Sathya Sai18,40,04363.1%975208
East Godavari18,32,33272.8%1010725
West Godavari17,79,93577.4%1002813
Nandyal17,49,94363.5%987183
Krishna17,35,07975.0%996461
Dr. B.r. Ambedkar Konaseema17,19,09375.8%994735
Annamayya16,97,30866.6%989190
Bapatla15,86,91867.3%1012417
Visakhapatnam10,76,37076.7%9791,112
Alluri Sitarama Raju9,77,03551.3%104079
Parvathipuram Manyam9,25,34057.4%1035263
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the population of Andhra Pradesh?

Andhra Pradesh has a population of 4.9 Crore according to the Census 2011, making it India's 10th most populous state. The population is spread across 26 districts.

How many districts are in Andhra Pradesh?

Andhra Pradesh has 26 districts covering a total area of 1,60,041 sq km.

Which district in Andhra Pradesh has the highest literacy rate?

West Godavari has the highest literacy rate in Andhra Pradesh at 77.4%, compared to the state average of 67.3%.

What is Andhra Pradesh's sex ratio?

Andhra Pradesh has a sex ratio of 996 females per 1,000 males, which is above the national average of 943.

Data Sources

Each indicator keeps its own source and vintage. How they are crosswalked onto one district geography is on the methodology page, with the per-source limits on the caveats page.