Most Dense in Haryana

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Most Dense — Haryana

1 Hodal 91,169/mi²

2 Palwal 15,466/mi²

3 Rewāri 14,852/mi²

4 Panipat 11,978/mi²

5 Bahadurgarh 8,843/mi²

6 Rohtak 8,430/mi²

7 Gorakhpur 8,403/mi²

8 Gurugram 8,122/mi²

9 Faridabad 4,930/mi²

10 Jaitpur 3,924/mi²

11 Hisar 1,104/mi²

12 Sonīpat 1,039/mi²

13 Mānesar 823/mi²

14 Yamuna Nagar 788/mi²

15 Sirsa 742/mi²

16 Ambāla 710/mi²

17 Panchkula 610/mi²

18 Jīnd 604/mi²

19 Thānesar 562/mi²

20 Kaithal 524/mi²

21 Jagādhri 454/mi²

22 Samālkha 438/mi²

23 Ambala Sadar 382/mi²

24 Narwāna 360/mi²

25 Lādwa 335/mi²

26 Karnāl 311/mi²

27 Tohāna 292/mi²

28 Shāhābād 282/mi²

29 Narnaul 265/mi²

30 Heli Mandi 262/mi²

31 Pataudi 256/mi²

32 Ganaur 252/mi²

33 Panipat Taraf Makhdum Zadgan 245/mi²

34 Pehowa 240/mi²

35 Hānsi 236/mi²

36 Safidon 236/mi²

37 Gharaunda 228/mi²

38 Sohna 227/mi²

39 Chīka 224/mi²

40 Sādhaura 222/mi²

41 Pinjaur 221/mi²

42 Fatehābād 213/mi²

43 Tāoru 206/mi²

44 Sāmpla 200/mi²

45 Pūndri 197/mi²

46 Barwāla 188/mi²

47 Gohāna 182/mi²

48 Dabwāli 178/mi²

49 Panipat Taraf Rajputan 177/mi²

50 Pūnāhāna 174/mi²

51 Jhajjar 173/mi²

52 Ismāilābād 171/mi²

53 Ratia 170/mi²

54 Shādīpur Julāna 169/mi²

55 Panipat Taraf Ansar 155/mi²

56 Kharkhauda 153/mi²

57 Ellenabad 153/mi²

58 Tirāwari 152/mi²

59 Mandi Dabwāli 151/mi²

60 Kalānaur 150/mi²

61 Āsandh 143/mi²

62 Hasanpur 133/mi²

63 Bāwal 132/mi²

64 Barāra 132/mi²

65 Naraingarh 123/mi²

66 Kalāyat 122/mi²

67 Jhakal Mandi 115/mi²

68 Adampur 115/mi²

69 Indri 114/mi²

70 Maham 113/mi²

71 Rāipur Rāni 110/mi²

72 Jākhal 109/mi²

73 Radaur 108/mi²

74 Bhundsi 108/mi²

75 Uklāna 107/mi²

76 Bhiwāni 106/mi²

77 Kheri Sāmpla 106/mi²

78 Farrukhnagar 106/mi²

79 Charkhi Dādri 106/mi²

80 Nīlokheri 105/mi²

81 Fīrozpur Jhirka 104/mi²

82 Kālānwāli 100/mi²

83 Nīsang 100/mi²

84 Rānia 99/mi²

85 Bādshāhpur 97/mi²

86 Nārnaund 97/mi²

87 Bablāi 96/mi²

88 Ganguwa 93/mi²

89 Hattīn 91/mi²

90 Siwāni 90/mi²

91 Pingawān 89/mi²

92 Ugrākheri 88/mi²

93 Bara Uchāna 87/mi²

94 Nūh 85/mi²

95 Mustafābād 84/mi²

96 Beri Khās 83/mi²

97 Palwal Rural 82/mi²

98 Sisauli 82/mi²

99 Sāha 81/mi²

100 Bilāspur 81/mi²

The most densely populated cities in Haryana pack the most residents per square mile, creating vibrant urban environments with walkable neighborhoods and extensive public transit. Hodal leads with 91,169 people per square mile.

High population density is often associated with better access to public transportation, more walkable streets, and a wider variety of restaurants, shops, and entertainment options within close proximity. These cities tend to have lower car ownership rates and shorter commute distances.

Dense cities face unique challenges including higher housing costs, limited parking, and potential overcrowding in public spaces. However, they also tend to have lower per-capita carbon footprints due to shared infrastructure and reduced driving.

Did You Know?

1. Hodal has 91,169 people per square mile — that's roughly 142 people per acre.
2. Dense cities tend to have the most walkable neighborhoods and lowest car ownership rates in the country.
3. Urban density can reduce per-capita carbon emissions by up to 50% compared to suburban sprawl.

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