All 22 villages, side by side

How to read the table

Each row is a village and each column is one of the fourteen everyday things the census asks about. A solid square means it was inside the village. A lighter or open square means it was not, and the shape tells you how far away the nearest one was. A short line means the source cell is blank, which is not the same as a zero.

The villages are grouped by the taluka they belonged to in 2009, because that is how the notification lists them. Dholera taluka did not exist yet.

Scroll the table sideways. The village column stays pinned.

All 22 villages against the 14 things the census asks aboutCensus of India 2011, Village Directory. The amenity columns carry an internal reference year of 2009, so this describes the ground in 2009 and is published under Census 2011. It is not current condition.

Where this comes from: Office of the Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India, District Census Handbook, Village Directory, Gujarat (state code 24), sheet Village_Data_2400, 396 columns, 18,225 villages. Census year 2011, amenity reference year 2009.
Last verified: 10 August 2026.

What this table cannot tell you It cannot tell you anything about 2026. Every cell describes 2009, which is why the year column prints 2009 on every row. It also cannot tell you where the nearest middle school is: the source prints N.A. in that column for all 22 villages, so the register prints a blank rather than a distance.

The 22 as the notification names them

This second table is the legal identity of each village rather than its services: the census code, the spelling the census uses, the serial number on the 2009 schedule, how many survey numbers of land it covers and how big it is. If you are looking a village up in any government system, these are the values it will ask for.

The 22 villages exactly as the 2009 notification names themSchedule figures as on 22 May 2009. Population and households from Census 2011. The two ages are kept in separate columns and are never added together.

Where this comes from: The Gujarat Government Gazette, Vol. L No. 23, 4 June 2009, Part IV-B, printed pages 40 to 41. Industries and Mines Department notification No. GHU-14/SIR/112009/253/(1)/I dated 22 May 2009.
Census of India 2011 village directory, Gujarat, for the codes, spellings and counts.
Last verified: 10 August 2026.

What this table cannot tell you It cannot reconcile the area. The 2009 notification fixes the region at 879.3377 sq km and the development authority's publicity says about 920 sq km. Both are printed as published and this register does not average them. The village count is 22 either way.

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