Talukas of Gujarat | |
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![]() Talukas of Gujarat 2011 | |
Category | Talukas |
Location | Gujarat |
Number | 252 Talukas [1] |
Government |
Gujarat has 252 talukas(tehsils,sub-districts). [2]
The urban status is listed for the headquarters town of the taluka, rural talukas are much larger. Urban status follows the census standard.
The table below lists all the talukas in the state of Gujarat, India, by district. [3] [4] [5] [6]
Taluka Name [8] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Number of Gram Panchayat | Literacy Rate | Map | ||
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2011 | 1991 | |||||||
Ahmedabad City | 5,570,585 |
| 464.16 | 89.62% | ![]() | |||
Bavla | 124000 | 90408 | 414.80 | 48 | 48 | 77.12% | ||
Daskroi | 233925 | 175080 | 357.44 | 64 | 63 | 80.01% | ||
Detroj-Rampura | 76555 | 68734 | 450.00 | 51 | 46 | |||
Dhandhuka | 74960 | 66103 | 46 | 40 | ||||
Dholera | 50821 | 9421 | 33 | 34 | ||||
Dholka | 166641 | 140113 | 828.58 | 71 | 65 | 72.45% | ||
Mandal | 58064 | 49977 | 325.29 | 37 | 36 | 76.20% | ||
Sanand | 195005 | 136777 | 443.52 | 67 | 69 | 83.91% | ||
Viramgam | 131680 | 93982 | 1,255.72 | 68 | 65 | 71.56% |
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Taluka Name [9] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Amreli | 398,651 | 2,564.89 | 121 | 76.12% |
Lathi | 145,704 | 1,155.00 | 73 | 68.29% |
Savarkundla | 206,147 | 1,141.20 | 76 | 72.51% |
Babra | 87,156 | 656.70 | 35 | 71.05% |
Bagasara | 110,127 | 679.43 | 47 | 72.08% |
Dhari | 175,251 | 1,202.53 | 87 | 69.76% |
Kunkavav Vadia | 74,738 | 425.50 | 32 | 65.84% |
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Taluka [10] | Population | Area (sq km) | Literacy Rate (%) |
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Anand | 226,026 | 240 | 85.60 |
Petlad | 138,743 | 244 | 84.02 |
Sojitra | 67,305 | 182 | 76.74 |
Tarapur | 80,237 | 163 | 81.73 |
Umreth | 98,747 | 201 | 83.78 |
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Taluka Name [11] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Modasa | 215,689 | 1,333.23 | 80 | 73.45% |
Malpur | 76,423 | 714.06 | 40 | 65.81% |
Dhansura | 60,841 | 401.81 | 35 | 69.05% |
Bayad | 38,218 | 341.42 | 30 | 64.39% |
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Taluka Name [12] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Palanpur | 595,891 | 2,922 | 130 | 68.78% |
Deesa | 322,170 | 3,413 | 93 | 70.41% |
Tharad | 224,987 | 2,546 | 81 | 64.93% |
Dhanera | 185,688 | 2,286 | 70 | 66.31% |
Vav | 94,846 | 1,129 | 38 | 56.19% |
Amirgadh | 60,093 | 1,022 | 37 | 60.02% |
Dantiwada | 98,515 | 1,602 | 52 | 64.22% |
Vadgam | 78,142 | 1,339 | 40 | 56.83% |
Bhabhar | 61,404 | 1,254 | 36 | 57.96% |
Kankrej | 48,063 | 788 | 29 | 58.54% |
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Taluka Name [13] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Bharuch | 335,855 | 293.51 | 52 | 85.46% |
Ankleshwar | 143,373 | 159.63 | 29 | 79.45% |
Jambusar | 225,751 | 731.64 | 78 | 77.33% |
Amod | 102,982 | 329.46 | 45 | 69.85% |
Vagra | 97,087 | 618.64 | 67 | 72.57% |
Hansot | 74,812 | 271.59 | 40 | 68.95% |
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Taluka Name [14] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Bhavnagar | 1,200,000 | 472.80 | 2 | 78.56% |
Mahuva | 237,262 | 675.94 | 83 | 75.08% |
Talaja | 168,216 | 624.98 | 71 | 72.91% |
Sihor | 183,654 | 500.10 | 76 | 70.62% |
Gariadhar | 97,596 | 342.22 | 52 | 72.38% |
Ghogha | 73,287 | 340.16 | 28 | 75.84% |
Umrala | 81,931 | 412.08 | 41 | 71.62% |
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Taluka Name [15] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Botad | 290,753 | 394.74 | 53 | 76.21% |
Gadhada | 87,283 | 505.04 | 32 | 63.40% |
Barwala | 71,479 | 295.53 | 25 | 66.88% |
Ranpur | 92,019 | 503.22 | 55 | 67.92% |
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Taluka Name [16] [17] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Chhota Udaipur | 179,066 | 1,338 | 124 | 66.89% |
Jetpur Pavi | 57,329 | 587 | 46 | 64.76% |
Kawant | 81,239 | 1,575 | 82 | 59.32% |
Bodeli | 95,662 | 702 | 54 | 71.48% |
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Taluka Name [18] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Dahod | 243,731 | 2,125 | 175 | 70.68% |
Dhanpur | 95,874 | 1,150 | 61 | 67.52% |
Fatepura | 137,438 | 1,358 | 97 | 68.29% |
Garbada | 71,234 | 1,079 | 70 | 65.43% |
Limkheda | 88,919 | 1,313 | 97 | 62.75% |
Sanjeli | 70,144 | 1,123 | 78 | 65.88% |
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Taluka Name [19] [20] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Ahwa | 81,054 | 504.71 | 44 | 64.52% |
Subir | 37,468 | 344.46 | 23 | 63.16% |
Waghai | 60,980 | 1,023.02 | 58 | 68.31% |
Saputara | 15,794 | 200.17 | 14 | 72.79% |
Dang total | 195,296 | 2,072.36 | 139 | 65.88% |
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Taluka Name [21] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Khambhalia | 191,672 | 885.33 | 90 | 70.85% |
Dwarka | 176,335 | 6,694.25 | 139 | 80.64% |
Bhanvad | 63,247 | 811.80 | 62 | 63.02% |
Kalyanpur | 43,889 | 526.96 | 42 | 59.82% |
Okhamandal | 63,338 | 564.84 | 56 | 68.17% |
Jamnagar Rural | 51,906 | 298.06 | 37 | 77.33% |
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Taluka [22] | Area (in sq. km) | Population (2011) | Literacy Rate (%) |
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Gandhinagar | 490.19 | 1,387,478 | 89.00 |
Kalol | 625.29 | 441,074 | 83.43 |
Mansa | 418.77 | 150,086 | 78.26 |
Dehgam | 282.93 | 148,608 | 81.98 |
Kheralu | 640.42 | 179,283 | 69.23 |
Viramgam | 679.22 | 214,045 | 71.00 |
Dholka | 392.31 | 191,911 | 81.03 |
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Taluka Name [23] | Population | Area (in sq. km) | Literacy Rate | Major Villages |
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Veraval | 191,594 | 552 | 82.35% | Somnath, Talala, Kodinar, Sutrapada |
Una | 188,905 | 890 | 76.55% | Una, Delvada, Keshod, Manavadar |
Gir-Gadhada | 119,625 | 1,147 | 72.02% | Gadhada, Dhari, Khambhalia, Jafarabad |
Talala | 73,711 | 436 | 81.75% | Talala, Sutrapada, Kodinar, Veraval |
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Taluka Name [24] | Population | Area (sq km) | Literacy Rate (%) |
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Jamnagar | 792,036 | 10,443 | 78.31 |
Dhrol | 112,965 | 1,580 | 71.23 |
Kalavad | 107,877 | 1,422 | 76.81 |
Jodiya | 72,119 | 1,262 | 74.11 |
Lalpur | 84,712 | 912 | 70.38 |
Jamjodhpur | 66,557 | 998 | 70.59 |
Khambhalia | 54,090 | 941 | 69.56 |
Kalyanpur | 50,023 | 864 | 68.28 |
Bhanvad | 45,290 | 646 | 72.54 |
Jhadeshwar | 32,911 | 346 | 73.16 |
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Taluka Name [25] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Junagarh City | 319,462 | 40.00 | 1 | 88.35% |
Bhesan | 146,980 | 646.46 | 69 | 73.25% |
Manavadar | 128,654 | 337.15 | 49 | 77.89% |
Visavadar | 114,925 | 612.29 | 56 | 73.18% |
Keshod | 125,366 | 276.92 | 43 | 80.11% |
Mangrol | 144,232 | 483.91 | 43 | 72.92% |
Vanthali | 82,441 | 200.92 | 29 | 74.82% |
Sutrapada | 62,035 | 1,160.56 | 43 | 68.09% |
Kodinar | 119,609 | 496.27 | 65 | 66.27% |
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Taluka Name [26] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Nadiad | 421,967 | 444.68 | 90 | 87.44% |
Kapadvanj | 206,148 | 685.15 | 70 | 78.59% |
Mahudha | 95,381 | 333.34 | 39 | 83.16% |
Thasra | 120,584 | 548.19 | 60 | 79.23% |
Balasinor | 88,596 | 398.53 | 60 | 68.75% |
Virpur | 44,119 | 221.27 | 34 | 76.01% |
Matar | 115,673 | 429.28 | 69 | 82.09% |
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Taluka Name [27] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Bhuj | 412,735 | 11,822 | 82 | 75.23% |
Anjar | 113,579 | 620 | 48 | 73.58% |
Mandvi | 177,139 | 6,000 | 85 | 73.82% |
Mundra | 101,485 | 1,058 | 53 | 76.43% |
Abdasa | 81,985 | 1,213 | 76 | 62.43% |
Lakhpat | 5,782 | 2,927 | 5 | 61.20% |
Rapar | 110,641 | 5,902 | 58 | 58.27% |
Nakhatrana | 108,952 | 4,437 | 55 | 63.22% |
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Taluka Name [28] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Balasinor | 118,912 | 557.98 | 63 | 67.52% |
Kadana | 62,345 | 670.44 | 31 | 61.81% |
Lunawada | 560,835 | 2056.98 | 63 | 64.59% |
Santrampur | 125,743 | 853.94 | 64 | 65.87% |
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Taluka Name [29] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Mehsana | 464,829 | 796.66 | 78 | 83.02% |
Vijapur | 246,087 | 964.90 | 85 | 75.56% |
Satlasana | 98,540 | 519.96 | 60 | 72.45% |
Kadi | 172,026 | 410.00 | 60 | 78.61% |
Becharaji | 65,382 | 239.69 | 22 | 81.43% |
Jotana | 60,120 | 244.24 | 45 | 70.11% |
Unjha | 86,459 | 45.23 | 1 | 86.23% |
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Taluka Name [30] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Morbi | 342,947 | 1,586 | 97 | 80.73% |
Tankara | 77,118 | 506 | 32 | 70.21% |
Wankaner | 292,977 | 1,554 | 72 | 78.95% |
Maliya | 61,639 | 498 | 22 | 71.83% |
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Taluka Name [31] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Nandod | 122,317 | 1,422.70 | 63 | 64.25% |
Tilakwada | 63,481 | 1,228.20 | 70 | 63.97% |
Sagbara | 97,894 | 1,108.50 | 77 | 68.72% |
Garudeshwar | 54,686 | 469.39 | 36 | 70.12% |
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Taluka Name [32] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Navsari | 382,505 | 319.69 | 95 | 84.52% |
Gandevi | 144,826 | 234.76 | 42 | 74.61% |
Jalalpore | 214,256 | 294.10 | 58 | 80.57% |
Vansda | 130,094 | 670.34 | 96 | 70.09% |
Chikhli | 191,962 | 394.35 | 83 | 77.06% |
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Taluka Name [33] [34] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Godhra | 344,408 | 1,573.47 | 69 | 77.19% |
Kalol | 208,828 | 611.22 | 38 | 76.51% |
Halol | 120,839 | 392.47 | 28 | 73.29% |
Morwa | 98,376 | 354.06 | 29 | 70.15% |
Ghoghamba | 96,735 | 451.51 | 36 | 72.90% |
Jambughoda | 52,468 | 713.38 | 32 | 66.24% |
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Taluka Name [35] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Patan City | 131,511 | 112.84 | 1 | 85.23% |
Chanasma | 98,904 | 736.24 | 63 | 72.81% |
Sidhpur | 98,987 | 118.66 | 1 | 82.37% |
Harij | 73,452 | 399.28 | 32 | 65.24% |
Sami | 57,548 | 394.25 | 24 | 70.09 |
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Taluka Name [36] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Porbandar City | 251,187 | 21.26 | 1 | 85.73% |
Kutiyana | 129,014 | 1,100.07 | 67 | 73.62% |
Ranavav | 72,460 | 769.86 | 44 | 67.89% |
Bhanvad | 53,890 | 662.48 | 38 | 68.42% |
Kalyanpur | 29,942 | 450.19 | 18 | 70.21% |
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Taluka Name [37] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Rajkot City | 1,390,640 | 104.86 | 1 | 89.82% |
Dhoraji | 177,558 | 722.47 | 70 | 71.85% |
Gondal | 293,254 | 1,143.23 | 94 | 79.86% |
Jamkandorna | 88,779 | 314.15 | 42 | 72.03% |
Jasdan | 118,725 | 584.35 | 68 | 71.02% |
Jetpur | 189,870 | 320.58 | 64 | 73.49% |
Kotda Sangani | 59,046 | 327.35 | 27 | 68.89% |
Lodhika | 72,541 | 322.14 | 27 | 75.04% |
Paddhari | 107,425 | 398.12 | 50 | 70.94% |
Upleta | 153,952 | 553.28 | 68 | 69.96% |
Tankara | 87,466 | 778.46 | 90 | 65.92% |
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Taluka Name [38] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Himatnagar | 297,120 | 474.95 | 44 | 84.91% |
Idar | 4,811 | 875.57 | 85 | 78.56% |
Bhiloda | 192,878 | 1,320.05 | 65 | 69.37% |
Prantij | 159,455 | 482.09 | 34 | 79.22% |
Talod | 115,643 | 798.07 | 46 | 65.84% |
Vadali | 82,334 | 624.18 | 43 | 63.17% |
Khedbrahma | 69,142 | 1,585.29 | 75 | 65.49% |
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Taluka Name [39] [40] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Surat City | 6,106,189 | 326.515 | 1 | 89.03% |
Chorasi | 342,398 | 258.41 | 49 | 77.21% |
Kamrej | 311,543 | 334.16 | 54 | 72.89% |
Bardoli | 385,428 | 417.32 | 75 | 74.22% |
Mahuva | 177,764 | 174.06 | 22 | 64.08% |
Mandvi | 132,764 | 491.70 | 42 | 69.65% |
Palsana | 236,213 | 247.35 | 49 | 72.83% |
Umarpada | 161,840 | 533.72 | 70 | 71.04% |
Valod | 97,485 | 322.35 | 53 | 62.56% |
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Taluka Name [41] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Chotila | 117,518 | 499.05 | 52 | 73.56% |
Chuda | 68,356 | 196.04 | 38 | 68.29% |
Dasada | 79,261 | 619.48 | 65 | 68.48% |
Dhrangadhra | 220,649 | 1,218.39 | 87 | 74.16% |
Lakhtar | 70,252 | 291.81 | 30 | 68.97% |
Limbdi | 188,011 | 906.94 | 70 | 74.97% |
Muli | 41,457 | 293.55 | 29 | 69.12% |
Sayla | 78,744 | 579.73 | 68 | 73.06% |
Surendranagar | 1,693,162 | 7,134.22 | 413 | 70.69% |
Thangadh | 105,522 | 249.36 | 38 | 76.25% |
Wadhwan | 166,271 | 92.00 | 1 | 76.41% |
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Taluka Name [42] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Vyara | 233,309 | 530.30 | 92 | 74.69% |
Songadh | 95,503 | 388.38 | 57 | 72.83% |
Uchhal | 76,085 | 245.59 | 53 | 69.62% |
Nizar | 53,824 | 273.14 | 46 | 66.08% |
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Taluka Name [43] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Vadodara City | 2,065,771 | 235.24 | 1 | 89.50% |
Padra | 186,516 | 603.89 | 76 | 81.49% |
Savli | 166,497 | 804.22 | 70 | 75.10% |
Karjan | 164,556 | 694.77 | 76 | 70.45% |
Waghodia | 149,213 | 433.16 | 70 | 75.68% |
Dabhoi | 122,456 | 1,424.60 | 104 | 67.18% |
Shinor | 66,714 | 358.08 | 42 | 67.10% |
Desar | 60,861 | 278.87 | 25 | 69.12% |
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Taluka Name [44] | Population | Area (in sq km) | Number of Villages | Literacy Rate |
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Valsad | 306,155 | 452.70 | 90 | 84.03% |
Pardi | 133,285 | 253.73 | 52 | 78.19% |
Umbergaon | 65,563 | 77.42 | 25 | 75.69% |
Kaprada | 40,567 | 1,042.32 | 97 | 70.05% |
Dharampur | 77,536 | 1,157.30 | 110 | 70.98% |
Vapi | 247,849 | 29.76 | 14 | 88.05% |
Sanjan | 116,469 | 196.86 | 30 | 76.50% |
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