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Ron block

Gadag district, Karnataka · 58 villages

Villages
58
1 created since 2011
Average change
+16.4%
across 43 measurable villages
Population 2011 → 2020
97,270 → 1,18,136
compared villages only

Villages in this block

Village2011 2020Change
ARAHUNASI 1,196 950 -20.6%
Abbigeri 8,608 9,409 +9.3%
Amaragol 1,073 1,173 +9.3%
Arahunashi 1,329 not measured
Asuti 3,198 3,679 +15.0%
B-S-Beler 995 1,030 +3.5%
Balagod 1,273 not measured
Basarakod 666 708 +6.3%
Belavanaki 4,839 not measured
Benahal 1,693 1,700 +0.4%
Bhasalapur 877 1,100 +25.4%
Bhopalapur 845 754 -10.8%
Budihal 1,183 not measured
Chikkmannur 1,621 not measured
Gadgoli 1,442 1,698 +17.8%
Gujmagadi 1,386 1,965 +41.8%
Gulagundi 1,077 925 -14.1%
Hadagali -S- Dambal 2,092 2,510 +20.0%
Hadagali- S-Yavagal 1,688 2,862 +69.5%
Hirehal 4,284 not measured
Hiremannur 1,315 unreliable
Hole Hadagali 961 1,030 +7.2%
Hole Mannur 2,167 2,470 +14.0%
Holealur 8,095 13,000 +60.6%
Honnapur 590 785 +33.0%
Honniganur 1,162 1,163 +0.1%
Hosalli 1,796 not measured
Hullur 3,528 5,071 +43.7%
Hunagundi 1,817 1,890 +4.0%
Itagi 4,533 4,538 +0.1%
Jakkali 4,878 4,955 +1.6%
Jigalur 2,113 3,040 +43.9%
Kalakapur 1,470 not measured
Karamadi 1,554 1,560 +0.4%
Karkikatti 849 856 +0.8%
Kaujageri 2,714 3,283 +21.0%
Kotabal 3,368 4,326 +28.4%
Kurahatti 2,029 2,463 +21.4%
Kurudagi 1,812 1,840 +1.6%
Kuruvinakoppa 321 350 +9.0%
Madalagiri 2,903 not measured
Malawad 1,648 1,244 -24.5%
Mallapur 3,953 not measured
Maranabasari 2,841 not measured
Megur 677 688 +1.6%
Melmath 512 not measured
Menasigi 4,474 6,128 +37.0%
Mudenagudi 1,834 2,262 +23.3%
Mugali 1,963 2,526 +28.7%
Nagaral 842 1,254 +48.9%
Nainapur 1,011 not measured
SANDIGAVADnew
Savadi 6,950 9,150 +31.6%
Somanakatti 1,543 1,559 +1.0%
Tallihal 916 1,182 +29.0%
Yarebeleri 1,952 2,218 +13.6%
Yavagala 4,847 6,500 +34.1%
Yerekurubanal 297 342 +15.2%

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.