# Gobratal Village, Manpur, Umaria (Madhya Pradesh) – PIN Code

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Village · Manpur, Umaria 

# Gobratal

Gobratal is a village in Manpur sub-district of Umaria district, Madhya Pradesh. The 2011 Census counted **345 people in 89 households**, the 167th largest of 211 inhabited villages in the sub-district. Literacy was 60.2%, below the sub-district's rural average of 65.5%.

- 345people (2011)
- 89households
- 60.2%literacy
- 927females per 1,000 males

## Gobratal PIN code and other codes

Gobratal falls in Manpur sub-district, Umaria district, Madhya Pradesh.

- Community development blockManpur
- Census village code467992

Source: [Census of India 2011, District Census Handbook – village directory](https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog).

## What facilities are there in Gobratal?

6 services counted by the Census are inside Gobratal; the rest show the distance to the nearest one.

### In the village

- ●Primary schoolIn village · 1 govt
- ●Mobile phone coverageIn village
- ●All-weather roadIn village
- ●ASHA health workerIn village
- ●Community centreIn village
- ●Sports fieldIn village

### Nearest outside

- ○Post officeunder 5 km
- ○Public bus serviceunder 5 km
- ○ATM10+ km
- ○Ration (PDS) shopunder 5 km
- ○Mandi / regular market5–10 km
- ○Public library10+ km

### Water and power

- Drinking watertreated tap water and hand pumps
- Electricity (2011)8 h summer · 8 h winter

Source: [Census of India 2011, District Census Handbook – village directory](https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog).

Surveyed for the 2011 Census; facilities may have changed.

## What is Gobratal known for?

About 4% of the 792 hectares of village land is sown, and 17 hectares are irrigated.

Source: [Census of India 2011, District Census Handbook – village directory](https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog).

## Homes and amenities in Gobratal

Of every 100 households in Gobratal in 2011, 26 had electricity, 0 a toilet at home and 0 cooked with LPG; 9 had a mobile phone, 5 a two-wheeler and 1 a car.

■ Gobratal · ■ Manpur rural average

Electricity for lighting ****26%**

**35%

Toilet within the home ****0%**

**7%

No toilet (open defecation) ****100%**

**93%

Tap water ****0%**

**4%

Drinking water within premises ****29%**

**17%

Cooking with LPG / PNG ****0%**

**2%

Cooking with firewood / dung / crop residue ****100%**

**98%

Use banking services ****98%**

**58%

Television ****4%**

**7%

Mobile phone ****9%**

**22%

Computer with internet ****0%**

**0%

Two-wheeler ****5%**

**6%

Car / jeep / van ****1%**

**1%

None of these assets ****39%**

**44%

Own their home ****99%**

**98%

Source: [Census of India 2011, Houselisting and Housing Census – households by amenities and assets (HH-14)](https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog).

## What is the population of Gobratal?

■ Gobratal · ■ Manpur rural average

Literacy (age 7+) ****60.2%**

**65.5%

Sex ratio (F per 1,000 M) ****927**

**956

Child sex ratio (0–6) ****889**

**938

Working population ****49.6%**

**47.4%

### Women and men

Literacy is 70.4% for men and 49.3% for women. 50% of men and 49% of women work.

### Who works, and at what

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**■** Cultivators 21 (12%) · **■** Farm labourers 108 (63%) · **■** Household industry 1 (1%) · **■** Other work 41 (24%)

Source: [Census of India 2011, Primary Census Abstract (town, village and ward level), all districts](https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog).

## Other villages of similar size in Manpur

- Mahaman356 people
- Ghunsu348 people
- Samaha Tola Gata348 people
- Sakriya346 people
- Marai Kala344 people
- Umariya Alis Kachniya Tola341 people
- Kai339 people
- Chirrawah323 people

[All 229 villages in Manpur](https://wherepedia.org/india/madhya-pradesh/umaria/manpur/villages/)

## Quick answers

- What is the population of Gobratal?345 (Census 2011)
- Which district is Gobratal in?Umaria district (Manpur sub-district), Madhya Pradesh
- What is the literacy rate of Gobratal?60.2% (Census 2011)