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Biggest population changes in Puri district

Computed from 1,139 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in Puri district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Kantilo Nimapada 279 691 +147.7%
2 Alakunda Nimapada 302 746 +147.0%
3 Majhipada Nimapada 141 345 +144.7%
4 Kaupal Sadar 164 400 +143.9%
5 Khetandi no-2 Brahmagiri 266 648 +143.6%
6 Musunapur Nimapada 516 1,220 +136.4%
7 Bhatapada Satyabadi 524 1,234 +135.5%
8 Atharanala alias Jitikar Muduli patana Sadar 261 600 +129.9%
9 Patasundarpur Astaranga 756 1,734 +129.4%
10 Khorada Nimapada 203 457 +125.1%
11 Brahmanchandpur patana Nimapada 156 350 +124.4%
12 Suhanpur Kakat Pur 2,445 5,450 +122.9%
13 Nagan Delanga 686 1,500 +118.7%
14 Badabenakudi Brahmagiri 3,282 7,050 +114.8%
15 Bijipur Satyabadi 795 1,700 +113.8%
16 Karimula Pipili 215 458 +113.0%
17 Arisandha Nimapada 1,805 3,800 +110.5%
18 Chadheya Krushnaprasad 303 636 +109.9%
19 Natara Astaranga 196 410 +109.2%
20 Jayapur Satyabadi 2,657 5,500 +107.0%

Villages that shrank most in Puri district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Santaras Gop 706 450 -36.3%
2 Rajarasi Nimapada 775 496 -36.0%
3 Dugala Satyabadi 1,379 900 -34.7%
4 Balipada Kanas 1,168 765 -34.5%
5 Satapada Krushnaprasad 3,098 2,038 -34.2%
6 Chadheigan Nimapada 1,349 891 -34.0%
7 Pandiakera Kanas 3,623 2,400 -33.8%
8 Basantapur Satyabadi 362 240 -33.7%
9 Parakana Satyabadi 1,350 900 -33.3%
10 Bilipada Satyabadi 1,347 900 -33.2%
11 Jagannathpur Kanas 1,147 795 -30.7%
12 Parbatipur Nimapada 1,751 1,222 -30.2%
13 Siala Krushnaprasad 602 423 -29.7%
14 Gadakharada No.2 Kanas 414 300 -27.5%
15 Terabatiabindha Nimapada 329 240 -27.1%
16 Benagan Kanas 2,064 1,510 -26.8%
17 Bangar Gop 1,884 1,380 -26.8%
18 Siandi Krushnaprasad 960 704 -26.7%
19 Dubutara Gop 343 254 -25.9%
20 Purohitapur Pipili 566 425 -24.9%
What this ranking leaves out, and why. 46 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 47 excluded in total. How the limits are set.