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Biggest population changes in Arunachal Pradesh

Computed from 1,992 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in Arunachal Pradesh

Ranked by the change between the Census 2011 count and the 2020 Mission Antyodaya survey.

#Village District 20112020Change
1 Pessing Siang 482 1,200 +149.0%
2 Nalong Namsai 137 341 +148.9%
3 Kafla East Kameng 161 400 +148.4%
4 Dokre Gyadi East Kameng 161 400 +148.4%
5 Dargung Upper Subansiri 121 300 +147.9%
6 Jipu Lower Siang 124 306 +146.8%
7 Kambu West Siang 236 581 +146.2%
8 Moba Doke Leparada 135 331 +145.2%
9 Jaring Upper Subansiri 155 380 +145.2%
10 Saddle Kamle 102 250 +145.1%
11 Mori Labung Siang 347 850 +145.0%
12 Raglam West Siang 103 252 +144.7%
13 Beyong East Kameng 242 592 +144.6%
14 Cheta - II Lower Dibang Valley 964 2,356 +144.4%
15 Namchar Bagang East Kameng 127 310 +144.1%
16 Lutak Leparada 142 345 +143.0%
17 Pute Upper Subansiri 140 340 +142.9%
18 Kebasomara Upper Subansiri 103 250 +142.7%
19 Rottung Siang 186 450 +141.9%
20 Sala Potom West Siang 109 263 +141.3%

Villages that shrank most in Arunachal Pradesh

A falling count usually means out-migration, but in a small village it can also mean a boundary change.

#Village District 20112020Change
1 Yagrung I East Siang 905 550 -39.2%
2 Tadar Hapa Papum Pare 138 84 -39.1%
3 Sartam Kra Daadi 228 140 -38.6%
4 Singchung Vill.(HQ) West Kameng 652 404 -38.0%
5 Bomja Tawang 259 161 -37.8%
6 Namthung West Kameng 178 111 -37.6%
7 Seren Lower Siang 795 496 -37.6%
8 Rilingyollo Lower Subansiri 240 150 -37.5%
9 Kanebung Papum Pare 131 82 -37.4%
10 Rigia Upper Subansiri 399 250 -37.3%
11 Gyangkhar Tawang 239 150 -37.2%
12 Dahung River Side-I West Kameng 475 300 -36.8%
13 Kayi Lower Dibang Valley 275 174 -36.7%
14 Jamyang Choikorling Gonpa Tawang 166 107 -35.5%
15 Kyableng Tawang 370 240 -35.1%
16 Dechengtung West Shi Yomi 234 152 -35.0%
17 Boying East Siang 618 404 -34.6%
18 Namliang Tea Garden Area Namsai 856 560 -34.6%
19 Kamhua Noksa Longding 831 545 -34.4%
20 Pelmilli Kamle 226 150 -33.6%
What this ranking leaves out, and why. 1,374 villages here had fewer than 100 people in 2011 — at that size a percentage says more about the surveyor than the village, so they are excluded. A further 3 sit within half a point of the limits beyond which we treat a figure as implausible (+150% or −40%): they are the villages that only just survived that test, not the fastest moving, and ranking them first would be misleading. That is 1,377 excluded in total. How the limits are set.