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Biggest population changes in Mahasamund district

Computed from 803 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in Mahasamund district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Tilaidadar Bagbahara 402 985 +145.0%
2 Jalki Mahasamund 1,104 2,641 +139.2%
3 Singharpur Saraipali 405 948 +134.1%
4 Paterapali Bagbahara 701 1,612 +130.0%
5 Gabaud Bagbahara 540 1,171 +116.8%
6 Chhibarra Saraipali 331 705 +113.0%
7 Bijrabhantha Basna 411 869 +111.4%
8 Tangapasa Basna 224 464 +107.1%
9 Sarifabad Pithora 228 472 +107.0%
10 Birsingh Pali Basna 404 834 +106.4%
11 Awalachaka Saraipali 1,323 2,678 +102.4%
12 Nawapara Saraipali 526 1,057 +101.0%
13 Kewtapali Basna 569 1,142 +100.7%
14 Bhajpuri Pithora 673 1,248 +85.4%
15 Rampur Pithora 377 696 +84.6%
16 Bijemal Pithora 763 1,396 +83.0%
17 Jagdishpur Tukda Hostpi Pithora 216 393 +81.9%
18 Jagdishpur Pithora 914 1,625 +77.8%
19 Jogidipa Bagbahara 155 275 +77.4%
20 Khamharmuda Mahasamund 135 237 +75.6%

Villages that shrank most in Mahasamund district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Paterapali Bagbahara 1,576 964 -38.8%
2 Kuhri Mahasamund 390 250 -35.9%
3 Barbaspur Bagbahara 685 440 -35.8%
4 Joratarai Bagbahara 939 607 -35.4%
5 Bahadurpur Pithora 377 255 -32.4%
6 Boirgaon Bagbahara 1,170 807 -31.0%
7 Kewtapali Basna 1,083 750 -30.8%
8 Kanpa (Kapa) Mahasamund 2,188 1,550 -29.2%
9 Tilaidadar Basna 720 521 -27.6%
10 Khamharpali Saraipali 881 640 -27.4%
11 Pandaripani Saraipali 571 417 -27.0%
12 Bir Bira Mahasamund 406 300 -26.1%
13 Litiyadadar Bagbahara 459 340 -25.9%
14 Nartora Mahasamund 1,722 1,286 -25.3%
15 Gidhli Basna 1,033 773 -25.2%
16 Santpali Basna 1,379 1,075 -22.0%
17 Lalmati Pithora 448 350 -21.9%
18 Kasalba Saraipali 949 769 -19.0%
19 Harda Basna 826 670 -18.9%
20 Bhothaldih Saraipali 1,500 1,240 -17.3%
What this ranking leaves out, and why. 16 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 0 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 16 excluded in total. How the limits are set.