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Census 2011 rural village · Census 2011 · code 626850
Querim population. Households, literacy and work.
A detailed village profile in Goa, using the original Primary Census Abstract. Every figure on this page belongs to the source’s 2011 population and geography.
Historical geographic unit. Village as classified in the Census 2011 North Goa PCA. A place with the same name may also have a separate Census town record; retain the code and rural classification.
The source records 774 households and 3,474 residents. These household and person counts are separate measures.
Children aged 0–6 accounted for 8.29% of residents. This historical age group helps describe the age structure in 2011; it does not measure today’s children.
Male literacy was 92.56% and female literacy was 80.89%, each calculated among the corresponding population aged 7 and above.
Of 1,655 Census workers, 65.98% were main workers. Census work includes more than salaried employment.
What kinds of work were recorded?
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Economic activity
Main workers
Marginal workers
Cultivators
86
27
Agricultural labourers
58
101
Household industry workers
6
11
Other workers
942
424
Cultivators, agricultural labourers, household industry workers and other workers are separate Census activity categories. A worker count is not a count of employees on a company payroll.
Using the profile in research
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Definitions, calculation methods and source access
Literacy uses people aged 7 and above; work participation uses all residents. Main workers worked at least six months. Households are the PCA household count, not houses. Rates with zero denominators are unavailable. Names and boundaries belong to Census 2011.