Quick answer
Munger is a district in Munger Division, Bihar, with 9 blocks, 9 anchals (circles) and 101 gram panchayats (LGD code 207). Its population was 13.68 lakh in the 2011 Census, with a literacy rate of 70.5%. The district elects 4 MLAs to the Bihar Vidhan Sabha.
About Munger District
Munger (मुंगेर) district is in the Munger Division of Bihar, with its headquarters at Munger. It has 9 anchals (circles) for revenue work and 9 development blocks with 101 gram panchayats between them. LGD code: 207.
Census 2011 counted 13.68 lakh people in the district, spread over 1,420 km² (about 963 people per km²). Literacy was 70.5%, and there were 876 women for every 1,000 men.
The district sends 4 MLAs to the Bihar Vidhan Sabha (Tarapur, Jamalpur, Munger and Sultanganj) and falls in the Jamui (Sc), Munger and Banka Lok Sabha constituencies.
Munger at a glance
| Name | Munger / मुंगेर |
|---|---|
| Type | District |
| LGD code | 207 |
| Division | Munger Division |
| State | Bihar |
| Gram Panchayats | 101 |
| Villages | 863 |
| Blocks | 9 |
| Anchals (Circles) | 9 |
| Population (2011) | 13,67,765 |
| Households | 2,63,171 |
| Literacy rate | 70.5% |
| Sex ratio | 876 |
| Area | 1,419.7 km² |
| Headquarters | Munger |
| Coordinates | 25.3800° N, 86.4700° E |
| Census 2011 code | 226 |
| Wikidata | Q77452 |
| Schools | 1,233 |
| Bank Branches | 75 |
| Post Offices | 114 |
Map of Munger
Points are approximate, based on State Election Commission polling-centre locations. Map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Munger District LGD code
| LGD code | |
|---|---|
| Census 2011 code |
The LGD (Local Government Directory) code is a permanent number the Government of India gives every village, panchayat, block and district. eGramSwaraj, nrega.nic.in and many other portals look places up by it, so keep it handy when you fill in an online form.
Munger District Block List
Munger district has 9 development blocks. Each block page lists its gram panchayats, explains what the block office does and sums up local facilities.
| Block | Name in Hindi | Gram Panchayats | Villages | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asarganj | असरगंज | 7 | 71 | Gram Panchayat list |
| Bariyarpur | बरियारपुर | 11 | 45 | Gram Panchayat list |
| Dharhara | धरहरा | 13 | 186 | Gram Panchayat list |
| Jamalpur | जमालपुर | 10 | 94 | Gram Panchayat list |
| Kharagpur | हवेली खड़गपुर | 18 | 125 | Gram Panchayat list |
| Munger Sadar | सदर मुंगेर | 13 | 137 | Gram Panchayat list |
| Sangrampur | संग्रामपुर | 10 | 71 | Gram Panchayat list |
| Tarapur | तारापुर | 12 | 74 | Gram Panchayat list |
| Tetiabambar | टेटिया बम्बर | 7 | 60 | Gram Panchayat list |
Munger District Anchal List
Munger has 9 anchals (circles). This is where you go for land records, certificates and revenue court cases:
- Asarganj (असरगंज)
- Bariarpur (बरियारपुर)
- Dharhara (धरहरा)
- Jamalpur (जमालपुर)
- Kharagpur (हवेली खड़गपुर)
- Munger (मुंगेर)
- Sangrampur (संग्रामपुर)
- Tarapur (तारापुर)
- Tetiha Bambor (टेटिया बम्बर)
Population of Munger
- Population
- 13,67,765
- Households
- 2,63,171
- Literacy rate
- 70.5%
- Sex ratio
- 876
Census 2011 counted 13,67,765 people in Munger (7,29,041 male, 6,38,724 female) in 2,63,171 households, or about 5.2 per household. At 70.5%, literacy is higher than the Bihar average of 61.8%. Male literacy is 77.7% against 62.1% for women, a gap of 15.7 percentage points.
There are 876 females for every 1,000 males, compared with 918 in Bihar. Scheduled Castes make up 13.4% of the population and Scheduled Tribes 1.6%. Children aged 0–6 make up 16.8% of residents.
72.2% of Munger’s people live in villages and 27.8% in towns and cities.
| Rural population | 9,87,645 |
|---|---|
| Rural households | 1,92,161 |
| Rural literacy rate | 66.2% |
| Rural sex ratio | 873 |
| Rural SC population share | 15.1% |
| Rural work participation | 32.9% |
Health and household indicators (NFHS-5)
Key figures for Munger district from the National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5, 2019–21):
| Indicator | Munger |
|---|---|
| Women who are literate | 69.5% |
| Women with 10+ years of schooling | 44.4% |
| Institutional births | 93.2% |
| Children 12–23 months fully vaccinated | 73.4% |
| Children under 5 who are stunted | 35.5% |
| Women (15–49) who are anaemic | 71.4% |
| Households using clean cooking fuel | 59.4% |
| Households with improved sanitation | 62.8% |
| Households with electricity | 98.4% |
| Households with health insurance | 15.2% |
| Households with improved drinking water | 97.7% |
Work and livelihood
At Census 2011, 31.2% of people in Munger were workers. Of them, 10.8% farmed their own land, 46.0% were farm labourers, 3.9% worked in household industries and 39.3% in other jobs such as services, trade and construction.
Administration
The District Magistrate (DM) heads the administration of Munger district. The Deputy Development Commissioner (DDC, also CEO of the Zila Parishad) oversees rural development schemes, the District Panchayat Raj Officer (DPRO) looks after all gram panchayats, and the Superintendent of Police (SP) handles law and order. The elected Zila Parishad, headed by the Zila Parishad Adhyaksh, is the top tier of Panchayati Raj.
Munger MLA and MP List
MP, Jamui (Sc)
| Party | Lok Janshakti Party(Ram Vilas) |
|---|---|
| Term / election | 2024 Lok Sabha election |
| Votes received | 5,09,046 |
| Vote share | 52.0% |
| Winning margin | 1,12,482 |
| Runner-up | Archana Kumari |
Source: Election Commission of India, Lok Sabha 2024 results, 2024-06-04
MP, Munger
Rajiv Ranjan Singh Alias Lalan Singh
| Party | Janata Dal (United) |
|---|---|
| Term / election | 2024 Lok Sabha election |
| Votes received | 5,50,146 |
| Vote share | 48.3% |
| Winning margin | 80,870 |
| Runner-up | Kumari Anita |
Source: Election Commission of India, Lok Sabha 2024 results, 2024-06-04
MP, Banka
| Party | Janata Dal (United) |
|---|---|
| Term / election | 2024 Lok Sabha election |
| Votes received | 5,06,678 |
| Vote share | 50.0% |
| Winning margin | 1,03,844 |
| Runner-up | Jai Prakash Narayan Yadav |
Source: Election Commission of India, Lok Sabha 2024 results, 2024-06-04
Vidhan Sabha and Lok Sabha seats in Munger
Seats held by each party in the 4 assembly constituencies of Munger: Bharatiya Janata Party 2, Janata Dal (United) 2.
| No. | Assembly Constituency | MLA (party) | Lok Sabha Constituency |
|---|---|---|---|
| 157 | Sultanganj | Lalit Narayan Mandal (Janata Dal (United)) | Banka |
| 164 | Tarapur | Samrat Choudhary (Bharatiya Janata Party) | Jamui (Sc) |
| 165 | Munger | Kumar Pranay (Bharatiya Janata Party) | Munger |
| 166 | Jamalpur | Nachiketa (Janata Dal (United)) | Munger |
Panchayat elections
- Mukhiya seats won by women
- 57%2021CalculatedState Election Commission, Bihar
- Candidates per Mukhiya seat
- 7.72021CalculatedState Election Commission, Bihar
Women won 56 of the 99 Mukhiya seats in Munger in the 2021 panchayat election (57%), 15 of them on seats not reserved for women. 2021CalculatedState Election Commission, Bihar
In the 2021 panchayat election, an average of 7.7 candidates stood for each Mukhiya's seat in Munger, against 8.2 across Bihar.
How Munger scores on the Panchayat Advancement Index
The Ministry of Panchayati Raj's Panchayat Advancement Index (PAI 2.0) gives every gram panchayat a score from 0 to 100 on nine themes of the Localised Sustainable Development Goals. It uses about 150 indicators that panchayats report and block and district officials check.
- PAI score
- 53.3/1002023-24CalculatedPanchayat Advancement Index (PAI 2.0)
Across its panchayats, Munger averages 53.3 out of 100 in the Panchayat Advancement Index 2023-24, 8th of 38 in Bihar, about the same as the Bihar average of 51.9. 2023-24CalculatedPanchayat Advancement Index (PAI 2.0)
None of the 96 scored panchayats of Munger reached the Front Runner band (75+) in 2023-24.
Scores on the nine development themes
Munger does best on “Socially just and secured” (67.0) and worst on “Child-friendly panchayat” (42.4). That 25-point gap shows where the next Gram Panchayat Development Plan could focus. 2023-24CalculatedPanchayat Advancement Index (PAI 2.0)
Schools in and near Munger
Munger District has 1,233 schools on record. See the full list of schools
This list comes from the Ministry of Education’s UDISE+ school register. It covers government, government-aided and private schools and madrasas, each by the highest stage it teaches, from primary to higher secondary. See udiseplus.gov.in for a school’s full record.
Banks (IFSC), post office (PIN) and CSC near Munger
On record in Munger District: 75 Bank Branches and 114 Post Offices.
Banks with the most branches here: UCO Bank, State Bank of India, Punjab National Bank.
Facilities at a glance
How to reach Munger
Jamalpur Jn station (7.7 km) is the closest railway station to the middle of Munger.
The nearest airport is Darbhanga Airport, about 106 km away.
| Place | Type | Distance | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jamalpur Jn (JMP) | Railway Station | 7.7 km | south |
| Sahibpur Kamal Jn (SKJ) | Railway Station | 8.8 km | north-west |
| Patam Halt (PATM) | Railway Station | 8.9 km | south-east |
| Darbhanga Airport | Airport | 106 km | north-west |
| Jay Prakash Narayan Airport | Airport | 141 km | west |
Distances are straight-line; by road it's usually 20–40% farther.
How far Munger is from everyday services
Straight-line distances from the panchayat's mapped centre to the nearest facility of each kind. By road, expect them to be 20–40% longer.
- Nearest bank branch
- 7.6 kmCalculatedRBI bank branch list
- Nearest railway station
- 10 kmCalculatedDataMeet railways
A typical gram panchayat in Munger is 10 km from the nearest railway station. CalculatedDataMeet railways
On average, a gram panchayat in Munger is 7.6 km from the nearest bank branch (about the same as the Bihar average of 7.5 km). Gram panchayats in Munger are, on average, 4.5 km from the nearest post office.
Places near Munger
These are the nearest Districts to Munger (straight-line distance). Handy for finding neighbouring villages, markets and offices:
| District | Division | Distance | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Khagaria | Munger Division | 13 km | north |
| Begusarai | Munger Division | 34 km | west |
| Lakhisarai | Munger Division | 45 km | south-west |
| Jamui | Munger Division | 57 km | south-west |
| Saharsa | Kosi Division | 57 km | north |
| Kishanganj | Purnia Division | 58 km | north-east |
Other Districts in Munger Division
Citizen services: how to get things done
Income, caste and domicile certificates
- Apply at a Common Service Centre (CSC) or RTPS counter or on RTPS Bihar (serviceonline.bihar.gov.in). Take your Aadhaar, a photo and a signed self-declaration.
- The application goes to your Anchal. The Rajasva Karmachari checks it in the village and the Circle Inspector sends the report on.
- The Circle Officer (CO) issues a digitally signed certificate, usually within 7–15 working days. Track it online with your application number.
Jamabandi / Khatiyan (land record) and Dakhil-Kharij (mutation)
- On Bihar Bhumi (biharbhumi.bihar.gov.in), choose district Munger, your anchal and your village, then search by account number, plot (khasra) number or name to see the Jamabandi / Khatiyan.
- You can get a certified copy at a Common Service Centre (CSC) or RTPS counter or the Anchal office. Check the status of a Dakhil-Kharij (mutation) case on Bihar Bhumi (Dakhil-Kharij status) (biharbhumi.bihar.gov.in).
Ration card
- To get a new ration card or add family members, apply on RTPS Bihar (ration card service) (serviceonline.bihar.gov.in) or through a Common Service Centre (CSC) or RTPS counter. The card is made out in the name of the eldest woman of the household.
- In villages, the block office officials check the application and the supply inspector or District Supply Officer approves it.
Old-age, widow and disability pension
- Apply online on RTPS Bihar (social security pension) (serviceonline.bihar.gov.in) or through a Common Service Centre (CSC) or RTPS counter. Attach proof of age (or of your spouse’s death, or of disability), an income certificate, Aadhaar and your bank passbook.
- In villages, the Block Development Officer (BDO) verifies the application. Once it’s sanctioned, the pension goes straight into your bank account.
Complaints and Right to Information (RTI)
- Complain about any government service on Bihar Lok Shikayat Nivaran (lokshikayat.bihar.gov.in) or call 1800 345 6284. It goes to the officer responsible, and you can track what happens online.
- To find out what the panchayat spent and on which works, file an RTI application (₹10 fee) with the Public Information Officer at the block office. Works and payments are also listed on egramswaraj.gov.in.
Portals and procedures change, so check with the office before you apply. If a link has moved, look for the service by name on the portal's home page.
Government schemes for residents of Munger
Households in Munger can apply for the schemes below, covering housing, work, farming, pensions, health, education and support for women. Each one shows the local office where you apply.
Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana – Gramin (PMAY-G)
Financial help to build a pucca house with basic amenities for rural families who are homeless or live in kutcha houses.
| Benefit | ₹1.20 lakh in plain areas (plus rural job scheme wages (VB-G RAM G, earlier MGNREGA) and a Swachh Bharat toilet) |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | Houseless or kutcha-house families identified through SECC/Awaas+ survey and approved by the Gram Sabha |
| Where to apply | the panchayat secretary and the block office |
Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin), VB-G RAM G (earlier MGNREGA)
From 1 July 2026 this Act replaces MGNREGA. Every rural household can get at least 125 days of paid unskilled work a year on works the Gram Sabha approves, such as ponds, roads, plantations and farm bunds. Old e-KYC'd MGNREGA job cards stay valid until the new Gramin Rozgar Guarantee Cards are issued.
| Benefit | At least 125 days of work a year at the notified wage, paid weekly or within 15 days into your bank or post office account |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | Any adult member of a rural household willing to do unskilled manual work |
| Where to apply | the panchayat secretary and the block office |
PM Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN)
Income support of ₹6,000 a year, paid in three instalments of ₹2,000 directly to the bank accounts of land-holding farmer families.
| Benefit | ₹6,000 per year in three instalments |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | Farmer families owning cultivable land (with exclusions for taxpayers, pensioners and officials); e-KYC and land seeding required |
| Where to apply | the nearest Common Service Centre (CSC), online and the block office |
Ayushman Bharat – PM Jan Arogya Yojana (Ayushman card)
Cashless hospital treatment up to ₹5 lakh per family per year at empanelled government and private hospitals; all citizens aged 70+ are also covered.
| Benefit | Health cover of ₹5 lakh per family per year |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | SECC-listed deprived families, NFSA ration-card families covered by the UP extension, and senior citizens 70+ |
| Where to apply | the nearest Common Service Centre (CSC) and online |
Swachh Bharat Mission – Gramin (household toilet)
Incentive to build an individual household toilet, plus solid and liquid waste management works in villages under ODF Plus.
| Benefit | ₹12,000 incentive for a household toilet |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | Rural households without a toilet (BPL and identified APL categories) |
| Where to apply | the panchayat secretary, the block office and online |
Jal Jeevan Mission – Har Ghar Jal
Functional household tap connection providing safe drinking water to every rural home, managed with the village water and sanitation committee.
| Benefit | Free household tap connection |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | All rural households |
| Where to apply | the panchayat secretary |
Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (free LPG connection)
Deposit-free LPG connection with first refill and stove for women from poor households.
| Benefit | Free LPG connection, first refill and stove |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | Adult women from poor households without an existing LPG connection |
| Where to apply | online and the nearest Common Service Centre (CSC) |
Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana (PMMVY)
Maternity benefit for pregnant and lactating mothers to compensate wage loss and support nutrition.
| Benefit | ₹5,000 for the first child; ₹6,000 if the second child is a girl |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | Pregnant women and lactating mothers (excluding regular government employees) |
| Where to apply | the Anganwadi centre and online |
Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (zero-balance account)
Basic savings bank account with no minimum balance, RuPay debit card with accident insurance and overdraft facility.
| Benefit | Zero-balance account, RuPay card, ₹2 lakh accident cover |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | Any Indian resident aged 10+ without a bank account |
| Where to apply | your bank branch |
Kisan Credit Card (KCC)
Short-term crop loans at a subsidised interest rate for farmers, livestock and fisheries, with interest subvention for prompt repayment.
| Benefit | Crop loan at an effective 4% interest on timely repayment (up to ₹3 lakh) |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | Owner and tenant farmers, sharecroppers, SHGs/JLGs of farmers, animal husbandry and fisheries farmers |
| Where to apply | your bank branch |
Janani Suraksha Yojana (JSY)
Cash assistance for institutional delivery in government hospitals, with free transport and care arranged through the ASHA.
| Benefit | ₹1,400 to rural mothers for institutional delivery |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | Pregnant women delivering in a government or accredited facility |
| Where to apply | the Anganwadi centre |
Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana (crop insurance)
Crop insurance against natural calamities, pests and diseases at a low farmer premium (2% Kharif, 1.5% Rabi).
| Benefit | Compensation for notified crop losses |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | All farmers growing notified crops in notified areas |
| Where to apply | your bank branch, the nearest Common Service Centre (CSC) and online |
PM Jeevan Jyoti Bima & PM Suraksha Bima Yojana
Low-cost life cover (₹2 lakh for ₹436 a year) and accident cover (₹2 lakh for ₹20 a year) through your bank account.
| Benefit | ₹2 lakh life cover and ₹2 lakh accident cover |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | Bank account holders aged 18–50 (life) and 18–70 (accident) |
| Where to apply | your bank branch |
DAY-NRLM / UP State Rural Livelihood Mission (women's self-help groups)
Organises rural women into self-help groups with revolving funds, bank credit and livelihood training; members can become BC Sakhi, Lakhpati Didi and more.
| Benefit | Revolving fund, community investment fund and low-interest bank loans |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | Women from rural households, especially poor and vulnerable families |
| Where to apply | the block office |
PM Vishwakarma Yojana
Recognition, skill training, toolkit incentive and collateral-free credit for traditional artisans and craftspeople in 18 trades.
| Benefit | ₹15,000 toolkit incentive and loans up to ₹3 lakh at 5% |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | Artisans aged 18+ working in the listed trades (one member per family) |
| Where to apply | the nearest Common Service Centre (CSC) |
Atal Pension Yojana
Guaranteed monthly pension of ₹1,000 to ₹5,000 after age 60 for unorganised-sector workers who contribute through their bank account.
| Benefit | ₹1,000–₹5,000 monthly pension after 60 |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | Bank account holders aged 18–40 who are not income-tax payers |
| Where to apply | your bank branch |
PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana (rooftop solar)
Subsidy for installing rooftop solar panels on homes, providing up to 300 units of free electricity a month.
| Benefit | Subsidy up to ₹78,000 for rooftop solar |
|---|---|
| Who can apply | Households with their own roof and a valid electricity connection |
| Where to apply | online |
Terrain and climate of Munger
- Elevation
- 56 mCalculatedSRTM elevation model
- Average annual rainfall
- 1,097 mm2001-2020CalculatedNASA POWER
The gram panchayats of Munger lie at an average of about 56 metres above sea level. CalculatedSRTM elevation model
Munger gets roughly 1,100 mm of rain in an average year. The terrain is rolling, with about 44 m between the highest and lowest ground within 2 km.
Land cover around Munger
Land cover within about 2 km
- Cropland 73%
- Tree cover 14%
- Built-up land 5.1%
- Water and wetland 5.1%
- Grass and scrub 2.9%
- Bare or sparse land 0.5%
Averaged over its gram panchayats, the land around Munger's villages is about 73% cropland, 14% tree cover and 5% built-up (ESA WorldCover 2021). 2021CalculatedESA WorldCover 2021
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Munger District: frequently asked questions
Which division is Munger District in?
Munger District is part of Munger Division.
What is the headquarters of Munger District?
The headquarters of Munger District is Munger.
What is the population of Munger District?
The 2011 Census counted 13,67,765 people in Munger District, living in 2,63,171 households. About 72% of them lived in villages.
How many gram panchayats are there in Munger District?
There are 101 gram panchayats in Munger District.
How many villages are there in Munger District?
Munger District has 863 revenue villages.
How many blocks are there in Munger District?
Munger District has 9 development blocks.
How many anchals are there in Munger District?
Munger District has 9 anchals.
How many assembly seats are there in Munger District?
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Who are the MLAs of Munger District?
The MLAs for Munger District (2025 election) are Tarapur: Samrat Choudhary (Bharatiya Janata Party); Munger: Kumar Pranay (Bharatiya Janata Party); Jamalpur: Nachiketa (Janata Dal (United)).
Which Lok Sabha constituencies and MPs cover Munger District?
Munger District falls in 2 Lok Sabha constituencies: Jamui (Sc): Arun Bharti (Lok Janshakti Party(Ram Vilas)); Munger: Rajiv Ranjan Singh Alias Lalan Singh (Janata Dal (United)).
What is the literacy rate of Munger District?
The literacy rate of Munger District was 70.5% in the 2011 Census (men 77.7%, women 62.1%), against the state average of 61.8%.
What is the sex ratio of Munger District?
In the 2011 Census, Munger District had 876 females for every 1,000 males (state average 918).
What is the area of Munger District?
Munger District covers about 1,420 sq km, which works out to about 963 people per sq km on its 2011 population.
Which block of Munger District has the most gram panchayats?
Kharagpur block has the most gram panchayats (18).
How many Mukhiyas in Munger District are women?
In the 2021 panchayat election, women won 56 of the 99 Mukhiya seats here (57%).
How many candidates contested each Mukhiya seat in Munger District in 2021?
In the 2021 panchayat election, an average of 7.7 candidates contested each Mukhiya seat in Munger District. No Mukhiya seat was won unopposed.
How do the panchayats of Munger perform in the Panchayat Advancement Index?
The gram panchayats of Munger average 53.3 out of 100 in PAI 2023-24, about the same as the Bihar average of 51.9.
How many banks and post offices are there in Munger District?
We list 75 bank branches and 114 post offices in Munger District.
Which is the nearest airport to Munger District?
The nearest airport to the centre of Munger District is Darbhanga Airport (DBR), about 106 km away as the crow flies. The next nearest is Jay Prakash Narayan Airport (PAT), about 141 km away.
How can I file a complaint with the Munger District administration?
File your complaint on Bihar Lok Shikayat Nivaran (lokshikayat.bihar.gov.in) or call helpline 1800 345 6284. It goes to the District Magistrate (DM) of Munger District and the department concerned, and you can track it online with the complaint number.
Which districts are near Munger District?
Neighbouring districts of Munger District: Khagaria (13 km), Begusarai (34 km), Lakhisarai (45 km), Jamui (57 km) and Saharsa (57 km).
What is the altitude of Munger District above sea level?
The gram panchayats of Munger District lie at an average of about 56 metres above sea level (SRTM terrain model).
How much rainfall does Munger District get, and how hot does it get?
On 2001-2020 averages, the gram panchayats of Munger District get about 1,100 mm of rain a year, 80% of it between June and September. The hottest days reach about 46°C, while the coldest nights fall to about 1°C. (NASA POWER satellite-model estimates)
How much farmland and tree cover is there around Munger District?
Around the gram panchayats of Munger District, the land is on average 73% cropland, 14% tree cover, 5% built-up land and 5% water, going by ESA WorldCover 2021 satellite maps.
Data sources and updates
We built this page from public, open government data. Each figure is as of its source’s date and may have changed since, so check with the office concerned before using it for anything official.
- Assembly constituency boundaries (post-2008 delimitation), datameet/maps, CC BY 2.5 IN
- Airports (OurAirports), Public domain
- Aspirational Districts and Aspirational Blocks Programmes, Public government data
- NASA POWER agro-climatology (long-term monthly normals), Public domain (NASA) (as of 2026-10-16)
- Zoloth curated tables (divisions, ODOP, schemes), CC BY 4.0
- Village boundaries with Census 2001 codes (datameet/indian_village_boundaries), ODbL 1.0 (as of 2001)
- Calculated by Zoloth from the sources cited alongside, CC BY 4.0
- DIGIPIN national addressing grid, computed from the panchayat's reference point, Open algorithm
- SRTM 1-arc-second elevation (AWS Terrain Tiles, Skadi), Public domain (SRTM); see terrain-tiles attribution (as of 2026-10-16)
- Hindi names of assembly and Lok Sabha constituencies (Hindi Wikipedia state lists), CC BY-SA 4.0 (page text); the names themselves are facts (as of 2026-10-16)
- Bank branches with IFSC/MICR (razorpay/ifsc-api), MIT (public RBI data)
- ESA WorldCover 10 m land cover 2021 (v200), CC BY 4.0 (as of 2026-10-16)
- Local Government Directory snapshot (planemad/india-local-government-directory), GODL-India (as of 2022-03-11)
- Lok Sabha 2024 constituency results, Public results (as of 2024)
- Government schemes (myScheme.gov.in), Public scheme information (dataset Apache-2.0)
- National Family Health Survey 5 district fact sheets, Public fact sheets (as of 2019-21)
- Panchayat Advancement Index, theme-wise gram panchayat scores, Public government data (as of 2026-10-16)
- Census of India 2011 Primary Census Abstract (district), Public (as of 2011)
- All-India post office and PIN directory with coordinates, GODL-India
- Hindi spellings derived from a place-name token dictionary (learnt from LGD and SEC names), CC BY 4.0
- Railway stations (datameet/railways), CC0
- Bihar panchayat general election 2021, Mukhiya and Sarpanch results (in-rolls/local_elections_bihar), MIT (compilation); public election results (as of 2026-10-16)
- UDISE+ Basic Details of Schools (school directory with locations), via India Data Portal, ODC-BY 1.0 (India Data Portal); underlying UDISE+ data is public government data (as of 2026-10-16)
- Bihar Vidhan Sabha 2025 results by constituency, Public results (ECI); Wikipedia compilation CC BY-SA 4.0 (as of 2025)
- Wikidata, CC0
Data last refreshed: October 18, 2026
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