GaonData

Bishunpur block

Gumla district, Jharkhand · 68 villages

Villages
68
Average change
+17.6%
across 57 measurable villages
Population 2011 → 2020
53,303 → 58,336
compared villages only

Villages in this block

Village2011 2020Change
Ambakona 406 460 +13.3%
Amtipani 1,725 1,775 +2.9%
Ankuri 973 1,275 +31.0%
Arangloya 786 792 +0.8%
Bahagara 1,427 1,432 +0.3%
Balatu 303 729 +140.6%
Banalat 1,156 1,441 +24.6%
Banari 2,331 2,800 +20.1%
Barkadoharaliasdomkom 398 574 +44.2%
Barkisamdari 618 560 -9.4%
Bendi 339 501 +47.8%
Bethat 570 574 +0.7%
Beti 1,364 1,625 +19.1%
Birjiatoli 268 410 +53.0%
Bishunpur 1,309 not measured
Borang 482 620 +28.6%
Champatoli 1,047 1,070 +2.2%
Chappatoli 814 811 -0.4%
Chatakpur 352 470 +33.5%
Chatam 739 500 -32.3%
Chenri 562 not measured
Chhotkisamdari 159 321 +101.9%
Chingri 844 942 +11.6%
Chipri 1,037 1,033 -0.4%
Chirodih 1,862 1,882 +1.1%
Chorkakhar 539 700 +29.9%
Dardag 995 not measured
Dewragani 1,007 699 -30.6%
Dipadih 839 1,008 +20.1%
Ghaghra 1,308 1,300 -0.6%
Gobarsela 844 1,023 +21.2%
Gurdari 3,432 3,452 +0.6%
Hakajang 493 580 +17.6%
Hanrup 1,084 1,105 +1.9%
Hapad 564 not measured
Hasrag 729 963 +32.1%
Helta 966 987 +2.2%
Hisir 261 273 +4.6%
Holang 244 not measured
Jahupkokotoli 901 1,153 +28.0%
Jalim 880 895 +1.7%
Jamti 1,525 2,073 +35.9%
Jehangutua 1,217 1,252 +2.9%
Jori 568 650 +14.4%
Kachki 1,347 1,367 +1.5%
Katiya 1,710 2,155 +26.0%
Koenartoli 453 467 +3.1%
Kota 325 338 +4.0%
Kujam 1,635 1,665 +1.8%
Kumari 339 not measured
Labga 427 599 +40.3%
Langratanr 307 280 -8.8%
Lapu 723 1,100 +52.1%
Longa 500 1,139 +127.8%
Manjira 769 not measured
Morwai 393 455 +15.8%
Mundar 396 417 +5.3%
Narma 3,131 2,075 -33.7%
Nirasi 1,370 not measured
Oreya 1,119 unreliable
Range 543 496 -8.7%
Rehaldag 891 not measured
Rehe 854 not measured
Salam Nawatoli 226 298 +31.9%
Sato 516 527 +2.1%
Serka 2,948 2,985 +1.3%
Tithi 489 618 +26.4%
Tumse 641 645 +0.6%

Blocks are the administrative tier between district and village. The block a village belongs to comes from the Local Government Directory via the 2020 survey, so it reflects boundaries as of 2020, not 2011.