DESIGN CASE STUDY (JODHPUR)

EARLIER PROPOSALS – STRATEGIES AND POLICIES

 DEMOGRAPHICS OF JODHPUR

As per provisional reports of Census India,

Jodhpur had a population of 1,033,918 in 2011,
consisting of approximately 52.62 males and
approximately 47.38 percent females. The
average literacy rate is 80.56 percent,
approximately 88.42 percent for males and
73.93 percent for females. Approximately 12.24
percent of the population is under six years of
age. 

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PHYSICAL EXPANSION TREND
The urban expansion in the study region is governed by the
road network mainly following a ribbon shaped linear spread.
A marked growth has been noticed along the national
highways and roads connecting the city in three directions
namely Pal Road in SSW, Pali Road in SSE and Mandore
Road in NNW. The urban expansion in the study region is
governed by the road network mainly following a ribbon
shaped linear spread. This finding suggests that the road
network has a significant influence on the expansion and
transformation of land for different uses in and around
the city.

By 2030, some zones will continue to exhibit low

density pattern with population density less than
5000 persons/sq. km. This is mainly due to the
presence of natural spatial growth constraints like
nallahs, hills, etc. In case of zones in the vicinity
of the development hubs and proposed SEZ, the
densification will significantly intensify.
EXISTING PROPOSALS IN JODHPUR
The Sardarmarket-Girdikot (also known
as Ghantaghar market) is the heart of the
city of Jodhpur. It is a passage from the
Modern City to the Old traditional and
historic city of Jodhpur spread beyond
the Mehrangarh Fort precinct.
FACILITIES CALCULATION- BASED ON DEMOGRAPHIC
CALCULATION
JODHPUR DEVELOPMENT
PLAN

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