Walong Religion Census 2011
Walong has 520 people in Census 2011 religion records. Hindu is the largest community with 347 people (66.73%), followed by Other with 124 people (23.85%).
Walong subdistrict in Anjaw district of Arunachal Pradesh is home to a diverse population with various religious communities.
This page provides a comprehensive breakdown of the religion-wise population statistics for Walong subdistrict
based on the official Census 2011 data. You can explore detailed demographics for Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Sikh,
Buddhist, Jain, and other religious groups to understand the social fabric of the region.
As per Census 2011, the subdistrict has a total population of 520.
The leading religion here is Hindu at 66.73%.
The second-largest community is Other at 23.85%, creating a lead margin of 42.88%.
All non-leading communities together account for 33.27% of the subdistrict population.
Walong Population By Religion
When analyzing the Walong population by religion, the data reveals a detailed demographic split.
Out of the total population of 520, here is the religious composition:
- The Hindu population in Walong is 347, which accounts for 66.73% of the total subdistrict population.
- The Other population in Walong is 124, which accounts for 23.85% of the total subdistrict population.
- The Buddhist population in Walong is 30, which accounts for 5.77% of the total subdistrict population.
- The Christian population in Walong is 12, which accounts for 2.31% of the total subdistrict population.
- The NotStated population in Walong is 4, which accounts for 0.77% of the total subdistrict population.
- The Muslim population in Walong is 3, which accounts for 0.58% of the total subdistrict population.
Detailed Religion Demographics for Walong
| Religion | Population | Percentage |
|---|
| Hindu | 347 | 66.73% |
| Other | 124 | 23.85% |
| Buddhist | 30 | 5.77% |
| Christian | 12 | 2.31% |
| NotStated | 4 | 0.77% |
| Muslim | 3 | 0.58% |
Other Subdistricts in Anjaw
Key Facts
- Hindu: 347 (66.73%)
- Other: 124 (23.85%)
- Buddhist: 30 (5.77%)
- Christian: 12 (2.31%)
- NotStated: 4 (0.77%)
- Muslim: 3 (0.58%)