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Biggest population changes in Gwalior district

Computed from 458 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in Gwalior district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Kithoda Bhitarwar 1,818 4,500 +147.5%
2 Bamroul(Bamrol-81) Bhitarwar 849 2,100 +147.3%
3 Jatahra Dabra 416 952 +128.8%
4 Berkheda Dabra 203 456 +124.6%
5 Khargu Kheda Morar 214 455 +112.6%
6 Ghatigaon Ghatigaon 5,641 11,936 +111.6%
7 Adampur Bhitarwar 737 1,530 +107.6%
8 Bandha Morar 556 1,150 +106.8%
9 Maharajpura Ghatigaon 703 1,450 +106.3%
10 Gajipura Ghatigaon 337 670 +98.8%
11 Sumawali Morar 1,178 2,306 +95.8%
12 Deogarh Bhitarwar 1,503 2,928 +94.8%
13 Badera Bharas Bhitarwar 650 1,250 +92.3%
14 Kaimpura Morar 286 546 +90.9%
15 Toda Bhitarwar 759 1,445 +90.4%
16 Chir Pura Dabra 1,009 1,900 +88.3%
17 Barahana Ghatigaon 773 1,450 +87.6%
18 Nayagaon Tanka Bhitarwar 353 645 +82.7%
19 Piprau Bhitarwar 822 1,490 +81.3%
20 Shuklhori Dabra 2,761 5,000 +81.1%

Villages that shrank most in Gwalior district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Kalawah Ghatigaon 164 100 -39.0%
2 Ekhara Dabra 805 500 -37.9%
3 Gijaurra Dabra 2,041 1,312 -35.7%
4 Bijoli Morar 2,964 1,928 -35.0%
5 Kakardha Bhitarwar 740 500 -32.4%
6 Kripalpur Morar 1,010 698 -30.9%
7 Badagaonjagir Ghatigaon 3,298 2,310 -30.0%
8 Kiroi Dabra 1,631 1,205 -26.1%
9 Jargaon Dabra 1,293 972 -24.8%
10 Samchauli Dabra 409 317 -22.5%
11 Rawat Banwari Bhitarwar 375 300 -20.0%
12 Narayanpur Morar 323 278 -13.9%
13 Pawata Ghatigaon 253 220 -13.0%
14 Khadaua Bhitarwar 800 698 -12.8%
15 Tilawali Ghatigaon 225 199 -11.6%
16 Nahatoli Dabra 671 595 -11.3%
17 Simiriya Tanka Ghatigaon 3,827 3,400 -11.2%
18 Chhida Bhitarwar 363 325 -10.5%
19 Ripuapura Morar 387 354 -8.5%
20 Tilghana Ghatigaon 553 510 -7.8%
What this ranking leaves out, and why. 12 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 0 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 12 excluded in total. How the limits are set.