Top 10 Largest state in India by Population (2011 Census)

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Top 10 Largest state in India by Population(2011 Census)

StatePopulationAreaPopulation Density
Uttar Pradesh199,812,341240,928 km2828/km2
Maharashta112,372,972307,713 km2365/km2
Bihar103,804,63794,163 km21,102/km2
West Bengal91,347,73688,752 km21,029/km2
Madhya Pradesh72,597,565308,245 km2236/km2
Tamil Nadu72,138,958130,058 km2555/km2
Rajasthan68,621,012342,239 km2201/km2
Karnataka61,130,704191,791 km2319/km2
Gujarat60,383,628196,024 km2308/km2
Andhra Pradesh49,386,799162,968 km2303/km2

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