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Wagdi as a Mother Tongue: Rajasthan's Districts, Census 2011

Rajasthan's districts ranked by how many people returned Wagdi as their mother tongue at the 2011 census, from Census table C-16.

Edition
2011
Entries
5
Updated
24 Sept 2026
How this is compiled
Methodology

More people in Banswara district returned Wagdi as their mother tongue at the 2011 census than in any other district of Rajasthan — 15,76,846 — followed by Dungarpur district and Udaipur district; 33,87,133 did across the state.

0500000100000015000002000000persons01Banswara district157684602Dungarpur district103503703Udaipur district58937804Pratapgarh district17493505Sri Ganganagar district6485
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    Banswara district

    15,76,846 people · 87.7% of the district

    1576846 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
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    Dungarpur district

    10,35,037 people · 74.5% of the district

    1035037 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
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    Udaipur district

    5,89,378 people · 19.2% of the district

    589378 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
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    Pratapgarh district

    1,74,935 people · 20.2% of the district

    174935 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011
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    Sri Ganganagar district

    6,485 people · 0.3% of the district

    6485 personsAs of 1 Mar 2011