Total Population of Nepal in 2025 - Full Demographic Analysis

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Total Population of Nepal in 2025 - Full Demographic Analysis

Total Population of Nepal in 2025 - Full Demographic Analysis

📊 Total Population of Nepal (2025)

As of 2025, the estimated total population of Nepal is approximately 31.5 million.

👫 Gender Distribution

Male Population: 15.2 million (~48.3%)

Female Population: 16.3 million (~51.7%)

📈 Population Growth Rate

The current population growth rate in Nepal stands at approximately 0.93% per year.

🌍 Urban vs Rural

Urban population: 22%

Rural population: 78%

🧓 Age Distribution

0-14 years: 30%

15-64 years: 63%

65+ years: 7%

🗣️ Language and Ethnicity

Major language: Nepali

Ethnic groups: Chhetri, Brahmin, Magar, Tharu, Tamang, Newar

📍 Provinces with Highest Population

1. Bagmati Province

2. Province No. 1

3. Lumbini Province

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