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Largest million city (2011) of Uttar Pradesh
Largest million city (2011) of Uttar Pradesh
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Consider land area and population size.
Updated On: Feb 12, 2025
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Bihar has the highest population density in India, exceeding 1,100 people per square kilometer, due to its relatively small land area and large population. This creates a high demand for resources and infrastructure.
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