From 1999–2009, Uttarakhand districts displayed robust GDP growth, with Hardwar, Dehradun, and Udham Singh Nagar leading in output, while hill districts expanded steadily.
| Name | Type | Nullable | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year | string | No | Financial year corresponding to the GDP or growth rate values. |
| Description | categorical | No | Indicates whether the row contains GDP values in crore rupees or year-over-year growth rate percentages. |
| Almora | float | No | GDP value or growth rate for Almora district depending on the row description. |
| Bageshwar | float | No | GDP value or growth rate for Bageshwar district depending on the row description. |
Plains districts like Hardwar and Dehradun consistently dominated GDP, reflecting industrial and service concentration. Hill districts such as Chamoli, Tehri Garhwal, and Almora showed significant growth spurts, especially in the mid-2000s. Overall, both plains and hilly regions contributed to a balanced growth pattern across the decade.
The dataset appears complete with no missing values across all columns. Numerical fields are consistently formatted as floating point values. The dataset uses consistent district naming across rows, although the column 'Dehradin' appears to be a spelling variation of 'Dehradun'.
Regional economic analysis, district-level economic comparison, trend analysis of GDP growth, policy planning, economic research, development planning, and visualization of regional economic performance.
The dataset only covers a limited range of years and contains aggregated district-level values without sectoral breakdowns. It also mixes GDP values and growth rates in a single table, which may require transformation before analysis.
The dataset was likely compiled from official government economic statistics where district GDP values were calculated and year-over-year growth percentages derived from those figures.
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