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Annavasal block

Pudukkottai district, Tamil Nadu · 55 villages

Villages
55
Average change
+22.3%
across 49 measurable villages
Population 2011 → 2020
1,08,121 → 1,26,708
compared villages only

Villages in this block

Village2011 2020Change
Alathur 1,663 2,352 +41.4%
Ammachattiram 2,786 3,256 +16.9%
Ariyur 1,194 1,122 -6.0%
Ayingudi 2,582 2,092 -19.0%
Easwaran koil 2,239 not measured
Edayapatti 1,650 1,560 -5.5%
Ennai 6,343 7,325 +15.5%
Gudalur 888 1,908 +114.9%
Irumbali 1,311 1,450 +10.6%
Irundirapatti 3,237 3,388 +4.7%
Kadambarayapatti 1,190 1,741 +46.3%
Kathavampatti 1,038 not measured
Kattagudi 2,624 3,373 +28.5%
Keezhakkurichi 2,107 2,482 +17.8%
Kilikkudi 1,182 unreliable
Kodandaramapuram 1,863 2,330 +25.1%
Kothirapatti 3,666 6,230 +69.9%
Kudumiyamalai 2,643 3,576 +35.3%
Kurukkappatti 199 188 -5.5%
Mambatti 895 2,105 +135.2%
Mangudi 1,963 2,060 +4.9%
Marayappatti 1,757 1,320 -24.9%
Mathiyanallur 1,552 not measured
Melur 2,534 not measured
Muthukkadu 3,176 4,461 +40.5%
Narthamalai 2,189 2,259 +3.2%
Panampatti 2,292 2,592 +13.1%
Panangudi 2,335 2,670 +14.3%
Perambur 4,918 5,080 +3.3%
Perumanadu 2,415 3,226 +33.6%
Perunijinai 919 1,439 +56.6%
Peyal 769 1,700 +121.1%
Pinnangudi 760 785 +3.3%
Poongudi 1,564 2,725 +74.2%
Pudur 2,937 2,958 +0.7%
Pulvayal 2,216 3,600 +62.5%
Punginipatti 1,912 2,412 +26.1%
Rapoosal 3,808 3,915 +2.8%
Sathyamangalam 4,051 4,765 +17.6%
Sithanavasal 1,935 2,010 +3.9%
Sundarappatti 1,287 2,046 +59.0%
Tachchampatti 909 1,180 +29.8%
Talinji 992 1,087 +9.6%
Thiruvengavasal 615 594 -3.4%
Thudaiyur 1,859 2,096 +12.8%
Tirunallur 2,100 2,332 +11.1%
Vannarappatti 390 412 +5.6%
Vayalogam 2,809 3,025 +7.7%
Veerapatti 6,400 3,860 -39.7%
Vellanjar 2,055 2,050 -0.2%
Vellanur 6,014 7,241 +20.4%
Vengavayal 854 736 -13.8%
Vettukkadu 2,383 3,000 +25.9%
Vilathuppatti 4,528 not measured
Visalur 697 594 -14.8%

Blocks are the administrative tier between district and village. The block a village belongs to comes from the Local Government Directory via the 2020 survey, so it reflects boundaries as of 2020, not 2011.