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Biggest population changes in Kolhapur district

Computed from 456 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in Kolhapur district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Manewadi Panhala 644 1,520 +136.0%
2 Mohare Panhala 3,978 8,400 +111.2%
3 Mhasurli Radhanagari 2,383 4,830 +102.7%
4 Sawarde T.Satave Panhala 3,271 6,384 +95.2%
5 Sangashi Gagan Bavada 364 664 +82.4%
6 Hindagaon Chandgad 978 1,759 +79.9%
7 Chaudharwadi (N.V) Gagan Bavada 445 777 +74.6%
8 Bhopalewadi Radhanagari 463 750 +62.0%
9 Valur Shahuwadi 1,559 2,350 +50.7%
10 Honewadi Ajara 801 1,191 +48.7%
11 Savarde Radhanagari 1,696 2,483 +46.4%
12 Utsali Chandgad 574 837 +45.8%
13 Deulwadi Ajara 295 428 +45.1%
14 Tambyachiwadi Bhudargad 655 940 +43.5%
15 Malwadi Shirol 4,025 5,774 +43.5%
16 Nivachiwadi Panhala 468 670 +43.2%
17 Sheloshi Gagan Bavada 686 981 +43.0%
18 Kanur Kh. Chandgad 1,627 2,315 +42.3%
19 Bongewadi Panhala 496 703 +41.7%
20 Yelur Shahuwadi 1,973 2,788 +41.3%

Villages that shrank most in Kolhapur district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Kandalgaon Radhanagari 768 490 -36.2%
2 Sawatwadi Radhanagari 1,850 1,250 -32.4%
3 Mani Bhudargad 148 102 -31.1%
4 Humbavali Shahuwadi 206 142 -31.1%
5 Sonarwadi Chandgad 884 680 -23.1%
6 Chafodi Karveer 1,720 1,362 -20.8%
7 Rai Radhanagari 451 370 -18.0%
8 Kokare Chandgad 905 748 -17.4%
9 Panhala (Rural) Panhala 1,600 1,341 -16.2%
10 Harpavade Panhala 1,248 1,046 -16.2%
11 Gawathanwadi Radhanagari 624 530 -15.1%
12 Sulgaon Ajara 687 590 -14.1%
13 Talguli Chandgad 800 700 -12.5%
14 Chandoli Shahuwadi 764 677 -11.4%
15 Waghobawadi Karveer 509 452 -11.2%
16 Shipur Tarf Ajara. Gadhinglaj 1,515 1,350 -10.9%
17 Harli Kh. Gadhinglaj 2,838 2,532 -10.8%
18 Jakkanhatti Chandgad 384 344 -10.4%
19 Mungurwadi Gadhinglaj 1,058 948 -10.4%
20 Antivade Bhudargad 462 415 -10.2%
What this ranking leaves out, and why. 1 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 1 excluded in total. How the limits are set.