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Biggest population changes in Gorakhpur district

Computed from 2,261 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in Gorakhpur district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Togari Brahmpur 126 314 +149.2%
2 Khirkita Digar Gola 1,204 3,000 +149.2%
3 Gopalpur Brahmpur 1,356 3,350 +147.1%
4 Nagva Bhagvan Uruwa 609 1,500 +146.3%
5 Majhaura Sahjanawa 2,115 5,200 +145.9%
6 Ahirauli Bujurg Uruwa 749 1,840 +145.7%
7 Ramnagar Karjaha Pipraich 4,518 11,050 +144.6%
8 Bhilora Buzurg Piprauli 267 650 +143.4%
9 Inayat Chak Belghat 542 1,310 +141.7%
10 Parsa Khurd Uruwa 628 1,500 +138.8%
11 Pewanpur Piprauli 2,017 4,800 +138.0%
12 Kukurha Gola 383 910 +137.6%
13 Tinkonia Chargawan 1,704 4,000 +134.7%
14 Kurauli Uruwa 639 1,500 +134.7%
15 Puraspar Bansgaon 554 1,300 +134.7%
16 Kohara Kauri Ram 561 1,310 +133.5%
17 Tengwa Khajni 258 600 +132.6%
18 Bhaw Jangal Kaudia 152 350 +130.3%
19 Dhobowlee Khajni 864 1,985 +129.8%
20 Baidauli Gagaha 1,837 4,200 +128.6%

Villages that shrank most in Gorakhpur district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Bhitaha Sahjanawa 1,054 642 -39.1%
2 Tighara Khurd Kauri Ram 1,232 760 -38.3%
3 Dhaisariya Khajni 339 211 -37.8%
4 Debipar Dugduia Pali 1,154 720 -37.6%
5 Math Vikram Uruwa 160 100 -37.5%
6 Khajurhi Urf Jogia Pali 458 288 -37.1%
7 Bhatehari Piprauli 397 250 -37.0%
8 Parsa Bujurg Uruwa 703 450 -36.0%
9 Gopalpur Uruwa 945 640 -32.3%
10 Chak Baidpurva Bansgaon 796 542 -31.9%
11 Atisa Uruwa 619 425 -31.3%
12 Kharsardeur Uruwa 547 381 -30.4%
13 Jamin Kaithi Uruwa 313 220 -29.7%
14 Kharwar Campierganj 418 300 -28.2%
15 Patisa Uruwa 1,711 1,230 -28.1%
16 Tal Kandala Khorabar 955 693 -27.4%
17 Kharhari Bansgaon 115 84 -27.0%
18 Lukuri Nisfiray Bansgaon 1,032 772 -25.2%
19 Jagatbela Jangal Kaudia 799 610 -23.6%
20 Gooar Gagaha 222 170 -23.4%
What this ranking leaves out, and why. 150 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 151 excluded in total. How the limits are set.