Population in Kerala

DistrictPopulationMalesFemales
Thiruvananthapuram33,07,28415,84,20017,23,084
Kollam26,29,70312448151384888
Alappuzha212194310102521111691
Pathanamthitta1195537561620633917
Kottayam19793849701401009244
Idukki1107453551944555509
Ernakulam327986016176021662258
Thrissur311032714746651635662
Palakkad281089213600671450825
Kozhikode308954314730281616515
Wayanad816558401314415244
Malappuram411095619610142124942
Kannur252563711840121341625
Kasargod1302600626617675983
Total333876771602129017366387

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