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Biggest population changes in Chandrapur district

Computed from 629 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in Chandrapur district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Dindoda Bk Warora 249 589 +136.6%
2 Bhangarpeth (N.V.) Gondpipri 634 1,475 +132.7%
3 Wadgaon Warora 345 789 +128.7%
4 Rampuri Brahmapuri 750 1,700 +126.7%
5 Markagondi-dhanak Jiwati 187 420 +124.6%
6 Shedwahi Jiwati 318 650 +104.4%
7 Dhunki Korpana 173 350 +102.3%
8 Parsoda Korpana 959 1,909 +99.1%
9 Adegaon Chimur 537 1,066 +98.5%
10 Sonurli Korpana 310 600 +93.5%
11 Chak Thana Pombhurna 536 1,018 +89.9%
12 Babapur Jiwati 187 350 +87.2%
13 Nandara Warora 173 317 +83.2%
14 Thippa Korpana 363 650 +79.1%
15 Tarda Gondpipri 368 654 +77.7%
16 Palasgaon Singru Bhadrawati 268 476 +77.6%
17 Karegaon Bhadrawati 491 865 +76.2%
18 Chindhimal Nagbhid 515 907 +76.1%
19 Koradi Korpana 199 350 +75.9%
20 Jaitapur Korpana 429 750 +74.8%

Villages that shrank most in Chandrapur district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Chek Baranj Bhadrawati 1,362 834 -38.8%
2 Sonapur Deshpande Gondpipri 1,366 840 -38.5%
3 Yergavhan Korpana 843 530 -37.1%
4 Arwat Chandrapur 801 520 -35.1%
5 Nagala Chandrapur 1,384 920 -33.5%
6 Borgaon Kh. Korpana 1,030 688 -33.2%
7 Wadgaon Warora 781 525 -32.8%
8 Ganeshpur Brahmapuri 657 448 -31.8%
9 Dhonda Arjuni Jiwati 1,253 868 -30.7%
10 Mamala Chandrapur 575 399 -30.6%
11 Tambadi Korpana 744 517 -30.5%
12 Dongargaon (Subai) Rajura 1,279 895 -30.0%
13 Dhanapur Gondpipri 1,352 955 -29.4%
14 Nagala (Mahadwadi) Chandrapur 253 180 -28.9%
15 Akapur Rupala Brahmapuri 357 258 -27.7%
16 Khapari Chimur 470 353 -24.9%
17 Tirawanja Mokasa Bhadrawati 1,111 845 -23.9%
18 Marda Rajura 1,167 890 -23.7%
19 Dubar Peth Chak Gondpipri 414 316 -23.7%
20 Dhanoli Bhadrawati 1,059 814 -23.1%
What this ranking leaves out, and why. 17 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 17 excluded in total. How the limits are set.