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Biggest population changes in Kangpokpi district

Computed from 341 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in Kangpokpi district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Motbung Saitu Gamphazol 3,601 8,760 +143.3%
2 Maibung Likli Saikul 161 389 +141.6%
3 Pholjang Kangchup Geljang 106 253 +138.7%
4 Kailenjang Kangpokpi 163 381 +133.7%
5 Bijang Kangchup Geljang 108 252 +133.3%
6 E.Mullam Saikul 286 640 +123.8%
7 Simol Lhungtin 165 360 +118.2%
8 Bethsaida Saitu Gamphazol 152 330 +117.1%
9 S.Chajang Saitu Gamphazol 116 250 +115.5%
10 Upper Kalapahar Kangpokpi 472 1,008 +113.6%
11 Motbung Nepali Saitu Gamphazol 683 1,450 +112.3%
12 Laiphrok Maring Island 452 953 +110.8%
13 L.Jangnomphai (Veitumkhunou) Kangchup Geljang 176 365 +107.4%
14 Jangmol Champhai 246 510 +107.3%
15 Thingbongjang Saitu Gamphazol 122 250 +104.9%
16 Makhan Saitu Gamphazol 598 1,215 +103.2%
17 Leikhampokpi Saitu Gamphazol 177 350 +97.7%
18 Kamu Tangnom Island 128 250 +95.3%
19 Phoikon T Vaichong 463 890 +92.2%
20 Lhongching Kangchup Geljang 111 210 +89.2%

Villages that shrank most in Kangpokpi district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Leilon Phoikot Kangchup Geljang 567 345 -39.1%
2 Manamjang Bungte Chiru 352 215 -38.9%
3 Khongbal Kuki Lhungtin 258 160 -38.0%
4 Laikot Kangpokpi 185 118 -36.2%
5 Chingmang Saikul 273 175 -35.9%
6 Gamgiphai Saitu Gamphazol 243 160 -34.2%
7 Kharpani T Vaichong 293 193 -34.1%
8 H.Gelmol Saikul 166 110 -33.7%
9 Bungte Chiru Bungte Chiru 1,172 802 -31.6%
10 Khunkhu Naga Saitu Gamphazol 798 550 -31.1%
11 Haokhongching Island 252 174 -30.9%
12 S. Khomunnom Champhai 259 182 -29.7%
13 Washangpung Champhai 202 143 -29.2%
14 Tombi Hangbu Island 127 90 -29.1%
15 P.Khonomphai Saikul 338 240 -29.0%
16 Songbem Lhungtin 442 320 -27.6%
17 Ngoupikhong Vaiphei Island 285 207 -27.4%
18 Aigejang Saikul 412 300 -27.2%
19 T.Lhanghoi Champhai 485 354 -27.0%
20 Satang Kuki Saikul 361 264 -26.9%
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 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 14 excluded in total. How the limits are set.