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Biggest population changes in Jamtara district

Computed from 729 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in Jamtara district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Bihajori Narayanpur 161 398 +147.2%
2 Gokula. Narayanpur 318 786 +147.2%
3 Chhotagholjor Nala 178 426 +139.3%
4 Krisnapur Nala 367 860 +134.3%
5 Kaliganj Kundhit 161 370 +129.8%
6 Bardhandangal Nala 631 1,420 +125.0%
7 Bathanbari Narayanpur 560 1,250 +123.2%
8 Kamaldih Narayanpur 187 395 +111.2%
9 Kelahi Jamtara 2,915 5,925 +103.3%
10 Saharjori Narayanpur 122 247 +102.5%
11 Bhurundiha Fatehpur 306 619 +102.3%
12 Kalajharia Karmatanr Vidyasagar 924 1,845 +99.7%
13 Karmatanr Narayanpur 167 330 +97.6%
14 Talberia Jamtara 402 789 +96.3%
15 Saraki Kundhit 318 622 +95.6%
16 Mahtodih Narayanpur 828 1,600 +93.2%
17 Bejbindha Fatehpur 345 653 +89.3%
18 Hettola Narayanpur 106 200 +88.7%
19 Borwa Fatehpur 338 635 +87.9%
20 Nauhathiya Narayanpur 384 720 +87.5%

Villages that shrank most in Jamtara district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Jagatdih Fatehpur 253 154 -39.1%
2 Bhaiyadih Narayanpur 1,546 975 -36.9%
3 Rataniya Karmatanr Vidyasagar 990 625 -36.9%
4 Lakhiabad Fatehpur 905 572 -36.8%
5 Uttamdih Fatehpur 321 203 -36.8%
6 Futberiya Nala 857 544 -36.5%
7 Chandadi Lakhanpur Narayanpur 2,379 1,558 -34.5%
8 Udalbani Jamtara 1,910 1,254 -34.4%
9 Kurukka Jamtara 114 75 -34.2%
10 Dhanbad Jamtara 1,409 928 -34.1%
11 Kaludih Fatehpur 199 133 -33.2%
12 Asanchua Jamtara 1,183 792 -33.0%
13 Niljuria Nala 446 300 -32.7%
14 Kaliapathar. Nala 422 285 -32.5%
15 Jagadispur Narayanpur 650 443 -31.9%
16 Karmoi Narayanpur 1,649 1,126 -31.7%
17 Narodih Narayanpur 1,978 1,351 -31.7%
18 Sonahara Kundhit 373 260 -30.3%
19 Pathrabad Fatehpur 223 156 -30.0%
20 Patharchur Kundhit 473 335 -29.2%
What this ranking leaves out, and why. 45 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 1 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 46 excluded in total. How the limits are set.