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Biggest population changes in Gondia district

Computed from 490 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in Gondia district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Wandhara Deori 686 1,682 +145.2%
2 Gallatola Salekasa 554 1,358 +145.1%
3 Dewalgaon Arjuni Morgaon 768 1,852 +141.2%
4 Kosamtarra Salekasa 930 2,226 +139.3%
5 Sirpur Deori 431 1,022 +137.1%
6 Mangezari Tirora 674 1,575 +133.7%
7 Pandharpur Deori 476 1,098 +130.7%
8 Kesalwada Sadak Arjuni 713 1,636 +129.4%
9 Ghiwari Gondia 1,327 2,756 +107.7%
10 Murdoli Deori 935 1,926 +106.0%
11 Powaritola Gondia 829 1,644 +98.3%
12 Koylari Sadak Arjuni 795 1,575 +98.1%
13 Charbhata Deori 889 1,744 +96.2%
14 Domatola Salekasa 443 818 +84.7%
15 Khopada Tirora 757 1,385 +83.0%
16 Arunnagar Arjuni Morgaon 2,448 4,470 +82.6%
17 Markakhanda Salekasa 859 1,560 +81.6%
18 Daldalkuhi Salekasa 279 492 +76.3%
19 Managad Salekasa 614 1,080 +75.9%
20 Kodameli Sadak Arjuni 944 1,636 +73.3%

Villages that shrank most in Gondia district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Palasgaon Deori 742 455 -38.7%
2 Karutola Salekasa 1,929 1,200 -37.8%
3 Pushpanagar (b) Arjuni Morgaon 513 325 -36.6%
4 Lohara Deori 1,104 700 -36.6%
5 Pauni Arjuni Morgaon 1,395 895 -35.8%
6 Masulkasa Deori 583 382 -34.5%
7 Bamhani Sadak Arjuni 1,870 1,249 -33.2%
8 Sarregaon Deori 119 80 -32.8%
9 Bonde Deori 605 413 -31.7%
10 Balapur Deori 178 122 -31.5%
11 Chandanitola Gondia 2,746 1,896 -30.9%
12 Salangtola Salekasa 1,002 693 -30.8%
13 Nawatola Salekasa 702 500 -28.8%
14 Pandharwani(rai) Arjuni Morgaon 460 330 -28.3%
15 Pipariya Salekasa 3,550 2,559 -27.9%
16 Paud Dawan Deori 1,181 855 -27.6%
17 Bamhani Salekasa 1,184 887 -25.1%
18 Dhamditola Deori 793 595 -25.0%
19 Sundari Deori 624 484 -22.4%
20 Tilli Goregaon 1,289 1,000 -22.4%
What this ranking leaves out, and why. 7 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 8 excluded in total. How the limits are set.