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Keredari block

Hazaribagh district, Jharkhand · 76 villages

Villages
76
Average change
+29.5%
across 68 measurable villages
Population 2011 → 2020
89,310 → 1,13,061
compared villages only

Villages in this block

Village2011 2020Change
Bakchoma 984 1,082 +10.0%
Baledeori 809 890 +10.0%
Balia 81 142 +75.3%
Bareatu 1,847 2,322 +25.7%
Basaria 280 456 +62.9%
Basaria 83 60 -27.7%
Batuka 1,317 1,520 +15.4%
Beltu 4,309 5,170 +20.0%
Bengwari 2,973 4,250 +43.0%
Bhadaikhap 279 320 +14.7%
Buchadih 551 600 +8.9%
Bukru 661 885 +33.9%
Bundu 2,950 3,601 +22.1%
Chatti Bariatu 2,897 3,476 +20.0%
Chetar
Deoria Kalan 818 1,225 +49.8%
Deoria Khurd 591 1,250 +111.5%
Dumri 264 347 +31.4%
Garri Kalan 5,746 7,652 +33.2%
Garri Khurd 830 865 +4.2%
Ghutu 405 475 +17.3%
Gopda 733 865 +18.0%
Harila 316 377 +19.3%
Hendegir 1,509 1,515 +0.4%
Hesla
Hewai 3,954 4,909 +24.1%
Itij 413 not measured
Jabra
Jamira 1,543 2,200 +42.6%
Joka 1,201 1,520 +26.6%
Jordag 2,051 2,840 +38.5%
Kabed 959 1,056 +10.1%
Kajea 265 350 +32.1%
Kancha
Kandaber 3,384 4,005 +18.4%
Karali 1,688 2,890 +71.2%
Kemo 1,014 1,105 +9.0%
Keredari 3,693 4,218 +14.2%
Khapia 905 1,427 +57.7%
Khapia 1,429 1,820 +27.4%
Kirigara 1,100 unreliable
Kodwe 1,242 1,310 +5.5%
Korle 786 795 +1.1%
Kuthan 1,636 1,800 +10.0%
Lajidag 255 340 +33.3%
Lochar 323 450 +39.3%
Loharsa 605 620 +2.5%
Lohra 865 1,190 +37.6%
Loisukwar 82 129 +57.3%
Manatu 1,112 1,350 +21.4%
Masuriya 462 583 +26.2%
Nawa Khap 769 1,100 +43.0%
Nawadih 187 200 +7.0%
Niri 358 500 +39.7%
Ome 1,357 1,650 +21.6%
Pachanra 3,136 4,390 +40.0%
Pagar 2,756 3,307 +20.0%
Pahra 1,139 1,275 +11.9%
Pandekuli 253 377 +49.0%
Pandepura Kalan 658 1,180 +79.3%
Pandepura Khurd 243 310 +27.6%
Pandu 2,795 3,050 +9.1%
Patal 1,790 1,820 +1.7%
Patra Kalan 786 917 +16.7%
Patra Khurd 1,479 1,734 +17.2%
Peto 5,054 7,730 +53.0%
Phusri 411 483 +17.5%
Porra 394 unreliable
Salga 3,250 3,612 +11.1%
Sayal 845 1,095 +29.6%
Sejhua 453 640 +41.3%
Sirma 140 unreliable
Siroiya 63 95 +50.8%
Tarhesa 212 501 +136.3%
Tunda 192 228 +18.8%
Uphraul 437 615 +40.7%

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.