Compare villages in Punjab
12,172 villages of Punjab with Census 2011 figures, ranked on seven measures and ready to compare side by side — pick any two to five, from one district or across the state.
Compare by district
- Amritsar · 794
- Barnala · 131
- Bathinda · 292
- Faridkot · 173
- Fatehgarh Sahib · 457
- Fazilka · 360
- Ferozepur · 647
- Gurdaspur · 1,225
- Hoshiarpur · 1,427
- Jalandhar · 1,003
- Kapurthala · 721
- Ludhiana · 957
- Malerkotla · 192
- Mansa · 244
- Moga · 330
- Pathankot · 425
- Patiala · 918
- Rupnagar · 633
- S.A.S Nagar · 487
- Sangrur · 395
- Shahid Bhagat Singh Nagar · 472
- Sri Muktsar Sahib · 236
- Tarn Taran · 495
Popular comparisons in Punjab
The two largest villages of each district, by Census 2011 population — one click each.
- Guruhar Sahai(Rural) (162) vs Mamdot Uttar (305)26,221 and 6,242 people · the two largest villages of Ferozepur districtAll of Ferozepur →
- Abohar (Rural) (121) vs Jalalabad (196)19,262 and 12,870 people · the two largest villages of Fazilka districtAll of Fazilka →
- Bhai Rupa (32) vs Ramsara (122)14,841 and 13,959 people · the two largest villages of Bathinda districtAll of Bathinda →
- Jhabal Kalan (44) vs Sarhali Kalan (303)14,564 and 13,295 people · the two largest villages of Tarn Taran districtAll of Tarn Taran →
- Dhandra (274) vs Jagirpur (70)14,972 and 11,731 people · the two largest villages of Ludhiana districtAll of Ludhiana →
- Killianwali (8) vs Kot Bhai (10)13,547 and 13,135 people · the two largest villages of Sri Muktsar Sahib districtAll of Sri Muktsar Sahib →
- Sehna (438) vs Dhaula (55)14,762 and 10,819 people · the two largest villages of Barnala districtAll of Barnala →
- Budhlada (R) (229) vs Boha (137)13,389 and 12,170 people · the two largest villages of Mansa districtAll of Mansa →
- Kalanaur (103) vs Awankha (286)13,642 and 9,722 people · the two largest villages of Gurdaspur districtAll of Gurdaspur →
- Chhajli (36) vs Sheron (12) (Part)13,170 and 10,143 people · the two largest villages of Sangrur districtAll of Sangrur →
- Smalsar (117) vs Smadh Bhai (142)11,189 and 11,133 people · the two largest villages of Moga districtAll of Moga →
- Faridkot (Rural) (75) vs Panjgrain Kalan (126)11,200 and 10,663 people · the two largest villages of Faridkot districtAll of Faridkot →
- Bundala (138) vs Mehta (68)10,683 and 10,481 people · the two largest villages of Amritsar districtAll of Amritsar →
- Shatrana (200) vs Said kheri (72)12,768 and 8,334 people · the two largest villages of Patiala districtAll of Patiala →
- Bilga (102) vs Jamsher-I (245)10,125 and 8,437 people · the two largest villages of Jalandhar districtAll of Jalandhar →
- Bajwara (355) vs Miani (532)9,929 and 7,626 people · the two largest villages of Hoshiarpur districtAll of Hoshiarpur →
- Hamira (229) vs Talwandi Chaudhrian (73)7,727 and 7,217 people · the two largest villages of Kapurthala districtAll of Kapurthala →
- Barrmajra (25) vs Jagatpur (261)7,031 and 6,673 people · the two largest villages of S.A.S Nagar districtAll of S.A.S Nagar →
- Terhari (396) vs Hara (394)6,871 and 6,800 people · the two largest villages of Pathankot districtAll of Pathankot →
- Sanghol (310) vs Mugal Majra (62) (Part)5,850 and 4,889 people · the two largest villages of Fatehgarh Sahib districtAll of Fatehgarh Sahib →
- Rattewal (396) vs Jadla (146)6,287 and 4,442 people · the two largest villages of Shahid Bhagat Singh Nagar districtAll of Shahid Bhagat Singh Nagar →
- Chaunda (164) vs Bagrian (176)5,019 and 4,895 people · the two largest villages of Malerkotla districtAll of Malerkotla →
- Aggampur (360) vs Jindbari (355)4,874 and 4,746 people · the two largest villages of Rupnagar districtAll of Rupnagar →
Top villages of Punjab, measure by measure
Census 2011 figures as recorded; each list says what a higher value means. Jump to: Population · Households · Literacy rate · Sex ratio · Household size · Population density · Work participation
Populationlarger recorded population first · 12,172 villages ranked in Punjab
- 1Guruhar Sahai(Rural) (162)Guruharsahai, Ferozepur26,221
- 2Abohar (Rural) (121)Abohar, Fazilka19,262
- 3Dhandra (274)Ludhiana (West), Ludhiana14,972
- 4Bhai Rupa (32)Rampura Phul, Bathinda14,841
- 5Sehna (438)Tapa, Barnala14,762
- 6Jhabal Kalan (44)Tarn Taran, Tarn Taran14,564
- 7Ramsara (122)Talwandi Sabo, Bathinda13,959
- 8Kalanaur (103)Kalanaur, Gurdaspur13,642
- 9Killianwali (8)Malout, Sri Muktsar Sahib13,547
- 10Budhlada (R) (229)Budhlada, Mansa13,389
Householdsmore recorded households first · 12,172 villages ranked in Punjab
- 1Guruhar Sahai(Rural) (162)Guruharsahai, Ferozepur5,010
- 2Ramsara (122)Talwandi Sabo, Bathinda4,030
- 3Abohar (Rural) (121)Abohar, Fazilka3,705
- 4Dhandra (274)Ludhiana (West), Ludhiana3,050
- 5Bhai Rupa (32)Rampura Phul, Bathinda2,832
- 6Jhabal Kalan (44)Tarn Taran, Tarn Taran2,821
- 7Sehna (438)Tapa, Barnala2,765
- 8Budhlada (R) (229)Budhlada, Mansa2,761
- 9Killianwali (8)Malout, Sri Muktsar Sahib2,639
- 10Chhajli (36)Sunam, Sangrur2,559
Literacy ratehigher recorded literacy rate first · 12,172 villages ranked in Punjab; listed: villages of 500+ people (the rank is among all)
- 37Jagatpur (64)Chamkaur Sahib, Rupnagar99.2%
- 38Pachnangal (86)Garhshankar, Hoshiarpur99.0%
- 39Hargarh (217)Hoshiarpur, Hoshiarpur99.0%
- 40Wazir Nagar (41)Fatehgarh Sahib, Fatehgarh Sahib98.4%
- 43Bheora (183)Rup Nagar, Rupnagar97.6%
- 45Zahid Pur (289)Mukerian, Hoshiarpur97.1%
- 47Shekhupur (96)Chamkaur Sahib, Rupnagar96.9%
- 48Jhaloa (316)Pathankot, Pathankot96.6%
- 57Madhopur Chhauni (359)Pathankot, Pathankot94.6%
- 61Birampur (48)Dasua, Hoshiarpur94.1%
Sex ratiomore females per 1,000 males first · 12,162 villages ranked in Punjab; listed: villages of 500+ people (the rank is among all)
- 11Dhing Nangal (308)Majitha, Amritsar1,761 per 1,000 males
- 15Dera Baba Jaimal Singh (428)Baba Bakala, Amritsar1,583 per 1,000 males
- 17Rajdhan (73)Baba Bakala, Amritsar1,537 per 1,000 males
- 36Sidhu Pur Kalan (286)Khamanon, Fatehgarh Sahib1,376 per 1,000 males
- 52Kulewal (122)Samrala, Ludhiana1,296 per 1,000 males
- 63Balauli (330)Anandpur Sahib, Rupnagar1,261 per 1,000 males
- 71Feroze Sangowal (23)Bhulath, Kapurthala1,238 per 1,000 males
- 87Gilzian (512)Dasua, Hoshiarpur1,201 per 1,000 males
- 95Khurd (45)Dasua, Hoshiarpur1,196 per 1,000 males
- 101Nagra (95)Nawanshahr, Shahid Bhagat Singh Nagar1,189 per 1,000 males
Household sizemore persons per household first · 12,172 villages ranked in Punjab; listed: villages of 500+ people (the rank is among all)
- 2Abhepur Beli (47)Rup Nagar, Rupnagar13.12 per household
- 10Santokh Singh Wala (349)Jalalabad, Fazilka9.46 per household
- 23Rukna Mungla (115)Firozpur, Ferozepur8.08 per household
- 35Sirmustpur Urf Jalalabad (249)Dudhan Sadhan, Patiala7.79 per household
- 42Heir (410)Amritsar- II, Amritsar7.58 per household
- 43Pandori (178)Lopoke, Amritsar7.56 per household
- 54Hashampura (133)Ajnala, Amritsar7.42 per household
- 59Sito Meh Jungina (347)Patti, Tarn Taran7.30 per household
- 62Vehra (14)Lopoke, Amritsar7.25 per household
- 64Lakhanke PaddeKapurthala, Kapurthala7.22 per household
Population densitydenser settlement first · 12,168 villages ranked in Punjab; listed: villages of 500+ people (the rank is among all)
- 1Morinda ( R ) (254)Morinda, Rupnagar11,837.5 per km²
- 2Jagirpur (70)Ludhiana (East), Ludhiana9,237.0 per km²
- 3Mohar Singh Wala Uttaar (250)Jalalabad, Fazilka7,073.2 per km²
- 4Dhak Chachoke (104)Phagwara, Kapurthala7,070.3 per km²
- 5Dharamkot (477)Dera Baba Nanak, Gurdaspur6,239.6 per km²
- 6Bassi Kalan (316)Hoshiarpur, Hoshiarpur5,609.5 per km²
- 7Shekhpura (77)Patiala, Patiala5,190.9 per km²
- 8Rukna Mungla (115)Firozpur, Ferozepur5,146.4 per km²
- 9Chhanga Khurd (298)Firozpur, Ferozepur4,868.2 per km²
- 10Bassi Nau (180)Hoshiarpur, Hoshiarpur4,857.7 per km²
Work participationhigher share of workers first · 12,172 villages ranked in Punjab; listed: villages of 500+ people (the rank is among all)
- 15Ramsara (122)Talwandi Sabo, Bathinda87.0%
- 22Shivgarh (101)Nabha, Patiala83.5%
- 26Jamalpur (12)Samana, Patiala82.0%
- 27Shekhupur (96)Chamkaur Sahib, Rupnagar81.9%
- 28Jalal Pur (555)Gurdaspur, Gurdaspur81.8%
- 29Chuhar Singhwala (300)Dharamkot, Moga81.7%
- 30Muthian Wala (321)Patti, Tarn Taran81.5%
- 31Dawarkapur (189)Patran, Patiala80.8%
- 36Ladhe (303)Lopoke, Amritsar79.7%
- 38Haripur (371)Rup Nagar, Rupnagar78.3%
Ranks are computed from Census of India 2011 figures among villages that report them; ties share a rank; a missing figure means no rank, never zero. “Higher first” is the sort order, not a judgement. How every figure and rank is computed →
Where the largest villages of Punjab are
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