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Biggest population changes in Gujarat

Computed from 8,881 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in Gujarat

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

#Village District 20112020Change
1 Chuvanana Muvada (Madhvas) Mahisagar 346 862 +149.1%
2 Iskhandi Dang 365 909 +149.0%
3 Antroli Surat 2,114 5,244 +148.1%
4 Chichpada (Vadpada) Dang 233 576 +147.2%
5 Moti Jhadadar Dang 255 630 +147.1%
6 Nindka (North) Mahisagar 731 1,800 +146.2%
7 Mahadevpura (Mahiyal) Sabar Kantha 265 650 +145.3%
8 Begadiyavas Banas Kantha 1,080 2,639 +144.3%
9 Karanjpada Dang 222 540 +143.2%
10 Kakreli Dohad 825 2,000 +142.4%
11 Girand Ahmadabad 957 2,311 +141.5%
12 Medapur Panch Mahals 1,552 3,737 +140.8%
13 Dumarya Dang 103 248 +140.8%
14 Kanij Kheda 7,888 18,935 +140.1%
15 Dhundhera Arvalli 737 1,765 +139.5%
16 Moti Amrol Chhotaudepur 4,774 11,410 +139.0%
17 Mota Kaliya Dohad 673 1,600 +137.7%
18 Patela Dohad 423 1,000 +136.4%
19 Ghana Dang 755 1,781 +135.9%
20 Moti Kasad Dang 400 937 +134.3%

Villages that shrank most in Gujarat

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

#Village District 20112020Change
1 Jalisana Ahmadabad 2,306 1,400 -39.3%
2 Mujar Gamdi Vadodara 494 300 -39.3%
3 Gungan Morbi 1,150 700 -39.1%
4 Padaliya Chhotaudepur 1,426 870 -39.0%
5 Sherpura Vadodara 1,461 892 -39.0%
6 Khajali Dabda Narmada 1,862 1,137 -38.9%
7 Khadba Mota Jamnagar 2,192 1,342 -38.8%
8 Mondhri Sabar Kantha 1,033 633 -38.7%
9 Panar Navsari 2,758 1,713 -37.9%
10 Madhvas Mahisagar 1,374 862 -37.3%
11 Ambali Panch Mahals 5,441 3,420 -37.1%
12 Sokali Ahmadabad 1,927 1,212 -37.1%
13 Khajurdi Rajkot 1,431 902 -37.0%
14 Bagaliya Chhotaudepur 1,314 831 -36.8%
15 Zar Amreli 1,791 1,133 -36.7%
16 Kanchanpura Patan 980 623 -36.4%
17 Dhanala Morbi 2,557 1,630 -36.3%
18 Ganeshpura Mahesana 1,655 1,060 -36.0%
19 Shihor Ahmadabad 1,561 1,000 -35.9%
20 Dabhen Chhotaudepur 260 167 -35.8%
What this ranking leaves out, and why. 59 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 4 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 63 excluded in total. How the limits are set.