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Place

Alwar district

District of Rajasthan

Bhangarh Fort, Alwar district
Bhangarh Fort, Alwar district · Chainwit. · CC BY-SA 4.0

Alwar district is one of the 41 districts of Rajasthan, in the Jaipur division, covering 8,380 km² with a population of 20,15,275.

Sources
27
Ranked on
12 lists

Measurements

  • Area · 8380 km²Aggregated source

  • Mother tongue returned as Rajasthani (Census 2011, 2011 district boundary) · 24081 persons

  • Mother tongue returned as Hindi (Census 2011, 2011 district boundary) · 3132788 persons

  • Mother tongue returned as Marwari (Census 2011, 2011 district boundary) · 5804 persons

  • Mother tongue returned as Dhundhari (Census 2011, 2011 district boundary) · 22531 persons

  • Mother tongue returned as Punjabi (Census 2011, 2011 district boundary) · 73054 persons

  • Mother tongue returned as Urdu (Census 2011, 2011 district boundary) · 3397 persons

  • Mother tongue returned as Brajbhasha (Census 2011, 2011 district boundary) · 23892 persons

  • Mother tongue returned as Mewati (Census 2011, 2011 district boundary) · 290300 persons

  • Mother tongue returned as Sindhi (Census 2011, 2011 district boundary) · 8957 persons

Location

Origin

  • Alwar district · Matsya Festival

    • Fairs and Festivalstourism.rajasthan.gov.in

      “The Matsya festival of Alwar held in November over two days is the foremost of all fairs and festivals of Rajasthan.”

Appears on

Also on Hindi as a Mother Tongue: Rajasthan's Districts, Census 2011

Alwar district is no. 1 of 33 on this list.

Lists covering this place

These lists were drawn on more than one map of Rajasthan’s districts. Each one below says which.

Ordered by the number of records in each, largest first.