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Biggest population changes in Amravati district

Computed from 912 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in Amravati district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Sultanpur Nandgaon Kh 345 856 +148.1%
2 Bhandum Chikhaldara 297 682 +129.6%
3 Kakar kheda Bhatkuli 181 400 +121.0%
4 Somthana Kh. Chikhaldara 641 1,400 +118.4%
5 Kaudanyapur Tiwsa 935 1,965 +110.2%
6 Shiwar Kh. Daryapur 1,187 2,493 +110.0%
7 Degurkheda Bhatkuli 170 350 +105.9%
8 Wagholi Morshi 763 1,570 +105.8%
9 Jaitapur Bhatkuli 212 420 +98.1%
10 Belora Chandur Bz 2,653 5,237 +97.4%
11 Pohi Achalpur 661 1,300 +96.7%
12 Sangawa Kh. Daryapur 128 250 +95.3%
13 Dabhayakheda Dharni 305 590 +93.4%
14 Sawali Datura Achalpur 1,507 2,905 +92.8%
15 Jahanpur Daryapur 257 495 +92.6%
16 SHIVAR BK. Daryapur 1,306 2,495 +91.0%
17 Sonora Bk. Chandur Ril 785 1,442 +83.7%
18 Shahapur Dhamangaon Ril 566 1,026 +81.3%
19 Narayanpur Achalpur 851 1,535 +80.4%
20 Tighara Nandgaon Kh 374 674 +80.2%

Villages that shrank most in Amravati district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Landi Daryapur 489 300 -38.6%
2 Wagholi Amravati 1,983 1,220 -38.5%
3 Kapustalni Anjangaon S 6,117 3,785 -38.1%
4 Devgaon Achalpur 1,850 1,150 -37.8%
5 Kasmar Dharni 709 450 -36.5%
6 Kekadabod Dharni 944 600 -36.4%
7 Ahmadpur Daryapur 585 375 -35.9%
8 Asona Morshi 310 200 -35.5%
9 Ramapur Kh Achalpur 1,137 742 -34.7%
10 Karatkhed Daryapur 999 669 -33.0%
11 Kawtha Kadu Chandur Ril 1,933 1,328 -31.3%
12 Sultanpur Chandur Bz 1,026 711 -30.7%
13 Ajitpur Daryapur 115 80 -30.4%
14 Ghodgavhan Morshi 867 624 -28.0%
15 Urad Warud 571 412 -27.9%
16 Ektai Chikhaldara 1,087 796 -26.8%
17 Thanathuni Tiwsa 494 362 -26.7%
18 Peth Itbarpur Daryapur 941 690 -26.7%
19 Fattepur Tiwsa 578 424 -26.6%
20 Malur Dharni 1,052 773 -26.5%
What this ranking leaves out, and why. 19 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 2 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 21 excluded in total. How the limits are set.