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Biggest population changes in Yavatmal district

Computed from 1,073 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in Yavatmal district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Kelzara Arni 898 2,181 +142.9%
2 Wagad Bk. Darwha 781 1,821 +133.2%
3 Mungshi Pusad 2,422 5,545 +128.9%
4 Bori Kh Maregaon 330 721 +118.5%
5 Wadhona Kh. Kelapur 246 530 +115.5%
6 Jamb Arni 542 1,156 +113.3%
7 Rahati Ghatanji 529 1,105 +108.9%
8 Mukindpur Arni 261 543 +108.0%
9 Pokhari (Ijara) Mahagaon 963 2,000 +107.7%
10 Raipur Maregaon 132 264 +100.0%
11 Karkheda Ner 1,264 2,500 +97.8%
12 Jarang Ghatanji 1,234 2,429 +96.8%
13 Bajrangnagar Pusad 1,085 2,100 +93.5%
14 Malkapur Mahagaon 1,035 2,000 +93.2%
15 Sevadas Nagar Digras 810 1,550 +91.4%
16 Pandurna Kh Pusad 1,433 2,700 +88.4%
17 Chincholi Digras 985 1,849 +87.7%
18 Sawla Darwha 574 1,070 +86.4%
19 Dolamba Digras 1,480 2,700 +82.4%
20 Gandhinagar Digras 1,192 2,147 +80.1%

Villages that shrank most in Yavatmal district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Pathari Maregaon 409 250 -38.9%
2 Shrirampur Ralegaon 1,058 700 -33.8%
3 Wallasa Zari Jamni 345 230 -33.3%
4 Indiragram (N.V.) Maregaon 760 507 -33.3%
5 Ganeshpur Kelapur 749 508 -32.2%
6 Belora Ghatanji 1,299 885 -31.9%
7 Bothbodan Yavatmal 1,796 1,231 -31.5%
8 Salebhatti Maregaon 727 500 -31.2%
9 Churmura Umarkhed 1,886 1,300 -31.1%
10 Waki Yavatmal 1,279 891 -30.3%
11 Waghartakli Ghatanji 1,969 1,410 -28.4%
12 Saifal Ghatanji 1,019 739 -27.5%
13 Dhanora Digras 1,067 774 -27.5%
14 Shivaji Nagar Pusad 733 534 -27.1%
15 Dabhadi Zari Jamni 836 612 -26.8%
16 Dhoki Kelapur 1,079 792 -26.6%
17 Hirapur Zari Jamni 857 635 -25.9%
18 Kurhegaon Ner 113 84 -25.7%
19 Mankeshwar Umarkhed 973 730 -25.0%
20 Pimpalgaon Darwha 234 176 -24.8%
What this ranking leaves out, and why. 14 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 15 excluded in total. How the limits are set.