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Biggest population changes in South West Khasi Hills district

Computed from 236 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in South West Khasi Hills district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Domtynrong Mawkyrwat 153 370 +141.8%
2 Mawthawpdah Mawkyrwat 816 1,964 +140.7%
3 Nongbrei Nongdom Mawkyrwat 620 1,435 +131.4%
4 Langpa Ranikor 108 245 +126.8%
5 Mawlongroh Ranikor 118 250 +111.9%
6 Nongkdait Ranikor 449 945 +110.5%
7 Rangkhiat Ranikor 133 272 +104.5%
8 Mawsep Mawkyrwat 381 734 +92.7%
9 Mawthong Mawkyrwat 1,039 2,000 +92.5%
10 Manad Mawkyrwat 505 956 +89.3%
11 Sakwang Mawkyrwat 1,395 2,640 +89.3%
12 New Mawjai Mawkyrwat 127 238 +87.4%
13 Nongthymmai Ranikor 190 356 +87.4%
14 Rangblang Nongbah Mawkyrwat 187 348 +86.1%
15 New Pyndenkseh Mawkyrwat 101 187 +85.2%
16 Sohma Mawkyrwat 648 1,190 +83.6%
17 Nongktieh Ranikor 564 1,034 +83.3%
18 Mawmerang Mawkyrwat 301 550 +82.7%
19 Mawkyrwat Mawkyrwat 1,666 2,950 +77.1%
20 Mawkabait Mawkyrwat 127 224 +76.4%

Villages that shrank most in South West Khasi Hills district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Lakma Ranikor 476 335 -29.6%
2 Rajai A Ranikor 237 207 -12.7%
3 Chikunbari A Ranikor 117 104 -11.1%
4 Kensohsan Ranikor 157 140 -10.8%
5 Nongpdengkynbah Ranikor 270 244 -9.6%
6 Kensimphlang Mawkyrwat 316 298 -5.7%
7 Upper Koraibari Ranikor 121 115 -5.0%
8 Ganganagar A Ranikor 197 198 +0.5%
9 Domshken Ranikor 246 250 +1.6%
10 Nolikata Ranikor 369 377 +2.2%
11 Balat Ranikor 987 1,031 +4.5%
12 Nongsynrieh Mawkyrwat 756 790 +4.5%
13 Old Moilam Ranikor 407 426 +4.7%
14 Lummawbah Mawkyrwat 366 384 +4.9%
15 Ganganagar B Ranikor 244 257 +5.3%
16 Nongrynniang Mawkyrwat 444 472 +6.3%
17 Mawpyllun Ranikor 575 617 +7.3%
18 Alikwareng Ranikor 350 376 +7.4%
19 Bakrachiring Ranikor 111 120 +8.1%
20 Rangdikhew Mawkyrwat 1,016 1,100 +8.3%
What this ranking leaves out, and why. 57 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 57 excluded in total. How the limits are set.