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In accordance with Census 2011 there are 76,000 Sangtam speakers in India covering 0,01 % of the country's total population.

Sangtam language is mainly spoken in:

• Nagaland - नगालैंड (75,841 with 3.83 % of the state's population).

Among the districts in Nagaland, the highest proportion of Sangtam speakers is noticed in:

• Kiphire - कीफिरे (34,247),
• Tuensang - त्युएनसांग (32,392),
• Dimapur - दीमापुर (5,634),
• Kohima - कोहिमा (1,650),
• Mokokchung - मोकोकचुंग (838),
• Phek - फ़ेक (256),
• Mon - मोन (231),
• Peren - पेरेन (229),
• Wokha - वोखा (177) and
• Zunheboto - जुन्हेबोटो (167).

Outside Nagaland, significant number of Sangtam speakers are recorded with 68 and below in number.

Source: Census of India (2022) Language Atlas of India 2011. url

Chapter with map "Distribution of Sangtam speakers 2011":

Digital Public Sphere in India for the language Sangtam via the #nsa2wiki capability: capture lifeworld and Public Sphere content in Sangtam on wiki pages to make it widely accessible and boost literacy and empowerment of minority communities in In accordance with Census 2011 there are 76,000 Sangtam speakers in India covering 0,01 % of the country's total population.

Sangtam language is mainly spoken in:

• Nagaland - नगालैंड (75,841 with 3.83 % of the state's population).

Among the districts in Nagaland, the highest proportion of Sangtam speakers is noticed in:

• Kiphire - कीफिरे (34,247),
• Tuensang - त्युएनसांग (32,392),
• Dimapur - दीमापुर (5,634),
• Kohima - कोहिमा (1,650),
• Mokokchung - मोकोकचुंग (838),
• Phek - फ़ेक (256),
• Mon - मोन (231),
• Peren - पेरेन (229),
• Wokha - वोखा (177) and
• Zunheboto - जुन्हेबोटो (167).

Outside Nagaland, significant number of Sangtam speakers are recorded with 68 and below in number..

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Sangtam-#nsa and the countries where it is spoken among other languages and states or districts:

The parent class of Sangtam is Languages of India, which has child classes:

• Adi
• Afghani/Kabuli/Pashto
• Anal
• Angami
• Ao
• Arabic/Arbi
• Assamese
• Balti
• Bengali
• Bhili/Bhilodi
• Bhotia
• Bhumij
• Bishnupuriya
• Bodo
• Chakhesang/Chakru/Chokri
• Chang
• Coorgi/Kodagu
• Deori
• Dimasa
• Dogri
• English
• Gadaba
• Gangte
• Garo
• Gondi
• Gujarati
• Halabi
• Halam
• Hindi
• Hmar
• Ho
• Jatapu/Khond/Kondh
• Juang
• Kabui/Zeliang
• Kannada
• Karbi/Mikir
• Kashmiri
• Khandeshi
• Kharia
• Khasi
• Khezha
• Khiemnungan
• Kinnauri
• Kisan
• Koch
• Koda/Kora
• Kolami
• Kom
• Konda
• Konkani
• Konyak
• Korku
• Korwa
• Koya
• Kui
• Kuki/Thado
• Kurukh/Oraon
• Ladakhi
• Lahauli
• Lakher
• Lalung
• Lepcha
• Liangmei
• Limbu
• Lotha
• Lushai/Mizo
• Maithili
• Malayalam
• Malto
• Manipuri (Meitei)
• Mao
• Maram
• Marathi
• Maring
• Miri/Mishing
• Mishmi
• Mogh
• Monpa
• Munda
• Mundari
• Nepali
• Nicobarese
• Nissi/Dafla
• Nocte
• Odia
• Paite
• Parji
• Pawi
• Phom
• Pochury
• Punjabi
• Rabha
• Rai
• Rengma
• Sangtam
• Sanskrit
• Santali
• Savara
• Sema
• Sherpa
• Shina
• Sindhi
• Tamang
• Tamil
• Tangkhul
• Tangsa
• Telugu
• Tibetan
• Tripuri
• Tulu
• Urdu
• Vaiphei
• Wancho
• Yimchungre
• Zemi
• Zou

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The (ontological) order of Sangtam is the Social Order.