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Biggest population changes in Nagpur district

Computed from 921 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in Nagpur district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Badegaon Saoner 2,783 6,857 +146.4%
2 Asoli. Kamptee 1,185 2,919 +146.3%
3 Walani Hingna 169 410 +142.6%
4 Bhaiwadi Narkhed 196 475 +142.3%
5 Tamaswadi Nagpur 341 809 +137.2%
6 Nandi Kheda Kalmeshwar 596 1,311 +120.0%
7 Harankhuri Katol 325 700 +115.4%
8 Kinhi Hingna 195 419 +114.9%
9 Nanda (shinde) Narkhed 480 1,012 +110.8%
10 Kawadshi Bhivapur 560 1,170 +108.9%
11 Jamgad Katol 1,050 2,191 +108.7%
12 Hiwrahiwri Ramtek 490 1,020 +108.2%
13 Ghoghali Nagpur 578 1,160 +100.7%
14 Boridhivari Mouda 554 1,074 +93.9%
15 Junona (Fuke) Narkhed 532 1,012 +90.2%
16 Khairi (Lakhmaji) Kalmeshwar 547 1,035 +89.2%
17 Sirpur Nagpur 279 502 +79.9%
18 Shirpur Kamptee 655 1,172 +78.9%
19 Bothali Umred 317 566 +78.5%
20 Gangaldoh Narkhed 244 428 +75.4%

Villages that shrank most in Nagpur district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Kolitmara Parseoni 581 352 -39.4%
2 Sawargaon Bhivapur 246 153 -37.8%
3 Salaimeta Ramtek 695 437 -37.1%
4 Surgaon Umred 2,401 1,521 -36.6%
5 Chandrapur Nagpur 113 73 -35.4%
6 Tarodi bk. Kamptee 1,210 785 -35.1%
7 Umari Narkhed 774 506 -34.6%
8 Mokhebardi Bhivapur 792 518 -34.6%
9 Ukhali Hingna 990 650 -34.3%
10 Kharada Kuhi 1,379 908 -34.2%
11 Parsodi Nagpur 1,715 1,170 -31.8%
12 Saoli (Kh) Katol 513 356 -30.6%
13 Kalkuhi Nagpur 804 563 -30.0%
14 Pardi (Rithi) Saoner 121 85 -29.8%
15 Dahegaon Umred 347 244 -29.7%
16 Navegaon Parseoni 555 391 -29.6%
17 Kalamana Umred 942 665 -29.4%
18 Khapari (Gandhi) Hingna 633 461 -27.2%
19 Deolapar Ramtek 4,216 3,080 -26.9%
20 Keslapur Umred 379 277 -26.9%
What this ranking leaves out, and why. 35 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 3 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 38 excluded in total. How the limits are set.