Lumbini vs Sudurpashchim
Lumbini (5,124,225 people, capital Deukhuri (Bhalubang)) and Sudurpashchim (2,711,270 people, capital Godawari (Dhangadhi)) compared side by side, population, density and area. Lumbini has 2,412,955 more people.
| Lumbini | Sudurpashchim | |
|---|---|---|
| Population | 5,124,225 | 2,711,270 |
| % of Nepal | 17.57% | 9.3% |
| Density | 230 /km² | 136 /km² |
| Area | 19,707 km² | 19,539 km² |
| Capital | Deukhuri (Bhalubang) | Godawari (Dhangadhi) |
| Largest city | Butwal | Dhangadhi |
| Districts | 12 | 9 |
| Formerly known as | Province No. 5 | Province No. 7 |
Lumbini vs Sudurpashchim, answered
Which has more people, Lumbini or Sudurpashchim?+
Lumbini has 5,124,225 people and Sudurpashchim has 2,711,270 (Census 2021), so Lumbini has 2,412,955 more people. That's 17.57% of Nepal's population for Lumbini against 9.3% for Sudurpashchim.
Which is larger by area, Lumbini or Sudurpashchim?+
Lumbini covers 19,707 km² and Sudurpashchim covers 19,539 km², a difference of 168 km². Lumbini is the larger of the two.
Which is more densely populated, Lumbini or Sudurpashchim?+
Lumbini has a density of 230 people/km² and Sudurpashchim has 136 people/km². Lumbini is denser.
What are the capitals of Lumbini and Sudurpashchim?+
Lumbini's capital is Deukhuri (Bhalubang); Sudurpashchim's is Godawari (Dhangadhi). Lumbini's largest city is Butwal, Sudurpashchim's is Dhangadhi.
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Sources & data note
Population, density and share figures are the final published counts of the National Population and Housing Census 2021 (National Statistics Office). Each province's total area is summed from the official statistical areas of its districts; see each province's profile for full sourcing.
- Lumbini Province: overviewWikipedia ↗
- Sudurpashchim Province: overviewWikipedia ↗
- NPHC 2021: National Report on Caste/Ethnicity, Language & ReligionNational Statistics Office, Government of Nepal ↗
- NPHC 2021: results portalNational Statistics Office ↗
- Nepal's final census population 29,164,578OnlineKhabar (24 Mar 2023) ↗
- Provinces of Nepal: structure & namesWikipedia ↗