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Khargone (West Nimar) District Village Directory

The Khargone (West Nimar) district village directory covers 1,417 Census 2011 village records across 9 sub-districts in Madhya Pradesh. These records help you compare Census village codes, population, households, village area, local facilities, nearest-town details and administrative paths before opening an individual village profile. Across the available records, Khargone (West Nimar) district has 1,194 inhabited villages, 223 uninhabited village entries, 1,574,190 people and 309,315 households, with 652,523 hectares of recorded village area. For quick comparison, Barwaha has the most village records; Dhulkot is the largest listed village by population; Dhulkot has the largest recorded area. The facility summary adds local context: primary school is reported for 1,194 villages, mobile coverage is reported for 939 villages, all-weather road is reported for 794 villages. The figures are prepared from Census 2011 and District Census Handbook (DCHB) public records.

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Quick answer: Khargone (West Nimar) district has 1,417 Census 2011 village records in this directory, grouped under 9 sub-districts in Madhya Pradesh.
Local Admin Units9
Villages1,417
Population1,574,190
Households309,315
Area (ha)652,523.22

Sub-districts in Khargone (West Nimar)

The sub-district-wise table compares 9 sub-districts in Khargone (West Nimar) district using Census 2011 village records. Barwaha has 323 villages, about 23% of the district list.

Sub-district-wise Village List
Sub-districtCensus CodeVillagesVillage ShareInhabited %PopulationPopulation ShareAvg Pop / VillageHouseholdsArea (ha)Area SharePop / sq kmLargest Village
Barwaha 03545 323 23% 79% 278,531 18% 862 57,331 122,700.66 19% 227 Bediya
Bhagwanpura 03552 115 8.1% 93% 192,996 12% 1,678 32,169 62,190.85 9.5% 310.3 Dhulkot
Bhikangaon 03549 145 10% 90% 175,563 11% 1,211 33,444 93,058.65 14% 188.7 Bamnala
Gogaon 03551 105 7.4% 72% 112,458 7.1% 1,071 23,280 42,152.86 6.5% 266.8 Bistan
Jhiranya 03553 131 9.2% 98% 201,756 13% 1,54 35,801 66,959.67 10% 301.3 Jhiranya
Kasrawad 03547 228 16% 78% 219,959 14% 965 44,877 99,148.34 15% 221.8 Balsamund
Khargone 03550 110 7.8% 83% 113,162 7.2% 1,029 23,162 51,363.37 7.9% 220.3 Barud
Maheshwar 03546 207 15% 85% 196,278 12% 948 42,962 79,293.08 12% 247.5 Karahi
Segaon 03548 53 3.7% 100% 83,487 5.3% 1,575 16,289 35,655.74 5.5% 234.1 Segaon

Sub-districts with the most village records

Barwaha, Kasrawad and Maheshwar are the sub-districts with the most village records in Khargone (West Nimar) district. Barwaha ranks first with 323 villages, 278,531 people and 227 people per sq km. Use this ranking to start local village search, Census code lookup and sub-district comparison.

Top Local Admin Units by Village Count
RankSub-districtVillagesVillage SharePopulationPopulation ShareArea (ha)Area Share
1 Barwaha 323 23% 278,531 18% 122,700.66 19%
2 Kasrawad 228 16% 219,959 14% 99,148.34 15%
3 Maheshwar 207 15% 196,278 12% 79,293.08 12%
4 Bhikangaon 145 10% 175,563 11% 93,058.65 14%
5 Jhiranya 131 9.2% 201,756 13% 66,959.67 10%
6 Bhagwanpura 115 8.1% 192,996 12% 62,190.85 9.5%
7 Khargone 110 7.8% 113,162 7.2% 51,363.37 7.9%
8 Gogaon 105 7.4% 112,458 7.1% 42,152.86 6.5%
9 Segaon 53 3.7% 83,487 5.3% 35,655.74 5.5%

Largest Villages by Population

Dhulkot is the highest-population village listed for Khargone (West Nimar) district, with 15,736 people and 2,793 households. That is 1% of the district's listed village population. The average household size is 5.6. The nearest town is Khargone; 35.0 km away.

Largest Villages by Population
RankVillagePopulationDistrict Pop ShareHouseholdsAvg Household SizeArea (ha)Pop / sq kmNearest TownTown Distance km
1 Dhulkot 15,736 1% 2,793 5.6 3,261.01 482.5 Khargone 35.0
2 Barud 10,389 0.7% 2,220 4.7 725.63 1,431.7 Khargone 16.0
3 Bistan 9,042 0.6% 1,928 4.7 689.07 1,312.2 Khargone 16.0
4 Balsamund 8,088 0.5% 1,597 5.1 868.76 931 Kasrawad 10.0
5 Bediya 8,019 0.5% 1,677 4.8 852.92 940.2 Sanawad 17.0
6 Sirwel 7,966 0.5% 1,231 6.5 1,593.99 499.8 Khargone 56.0
7 Bhagwanpura 7,655 0.5% 1,327 5.8 1,846.46 414.6 Khargone 30.0
8 Segaon 7,642 0.5% 1,544 4.9 1,729.77 441.8 Khargone 32.0
9 Jhiranya 7,416 0.5% 1,536 4.8 567.97 1,305.7 Jhiranya —
10 Badud 7,275 0.5% 1,442 5 1,252.60 580.8 Sanawad 5.0

Largest Villages by Area

Dhulkot has the largest recorded village area in Khargone (West Nimar) district at 3,261.01 hectares. It represents 0.5% of the district's listed village area. Its listed population density is 482.5 people per sq km. Use area figures for broad comparison only; land and revenue checks should use official records.

Largest Villages by Area
RankVillageArea (ha)District Area SharePopulationPop / sq kmHouseholdsHouseholds / haNearest TownTown Distance km
1 Dhulkot 3,261.01 0.5% 15,736 482.5 2,793 0.86 Khargone 35.0
2 Daudwa 2,603 0.4% 5,199 199.7 996 0.38 Bhikangaon 42.0
3 Kanjhar 2,573.80 0.4% 5,253 204.1 938 0.36 Bhikangaon 12.0
4 Kabdi 2,561.53 0.4% 5,443 212.5 870 0.34 Khargone 49.0
5 Chhirwa 2,423.35 0.4% 2,531 104.4 507 0.21 Bhikangaon 14.0
6 Rabadghati 2,384.41 0.4% 404 16.9 87 0.04 Maheshwar 15.0
7 Sundrel 2,198.79 0.3% 3,105 141.2 584 0.27 Bhikangaon 20.0
8 Boruth 2,138 0.3% 2,924 136.8 576 0.27 Bhikangaon 20.0
9 Rupgarh 2,116.51 0.3% 3,809 180 593 0.28 Khargone —
10 Ratli 2,092.94 0.3% 3,904 186.5 653 0.31 Jhiranya 7.0

Population Summary

Khargone (West Nimar) district's village records list 1,574,190 people in 309,315 households. The average household size is 5.1. The listed village population density is 241.2 people per sq km.

Average Population / Village1,111
Average Household Size5.1
Inhabited Village %84%
Population Density / sq km241.2
Male Share0%
Female Share0%
SC Share0%
ST Share0%
Total Population1,574,190

Administrative Coverage

Administrative coverage connects Khargone (West Nimar) district villages with local governance names used in Census 2011 records. The page reports 9 CD blocks, 0 Gram Panchayats and 10 nearest-town names. Common nearest-town references include Barwaha, Bhikangaon and Dhamnod.

CD Blocks Reported9
Gram Panchayats Reported0
Nearest Town Names Reported10

CD blocks reported: Barwaha, Bhagwanpura, Bhikangaon, Gogaon, Jhiranya, Kasrawad, Khargone, Maheshwar, Segaon.

Village Facility Coverage

Village facility coverage uses Census 2011 and District Census Handbook (DCHB) amenities fields for Khargone (West Nimar) district. The strongest reported signals are primary school in 1,194 villages (84% of district records), mobile coverage in 939 villages (66% of district records), all-weather road in 794 villages (56% of district records). Lower-count fields include PDS Shop and All-weather Road, so users should verify current services locally. Treat these figures as historical village amenities, not live service guarantees.

Facility Coverage Summary

Facility Coverage Summary
FacilityVillages with FacilityReported VillagesGap Count% of All Villages
Primary School 1,194 1,194 — 84.26
Mobile Coverage 939 1,194 — 66.27
All-Weather Road 794 1,194 — 56.03
PDS Shop 432 1,194 — 30.49
Domestic Power Supply 1,104 1,194 — 77.91
Median Nearest Town Distance20 km
Villages within 5 km88
Villages over 25 km388

Nearest Town Distance Bands

Nearest Town Distance Bands
Distance BandVillagesShare
Within 5 Km 88 6.7%
5-10 Km 185 14%
10-25 Km 660 50%
Over 25 Km 388 29%

Location and Distance Highlights

Location and distance highlights show how Khargone (West Nimar) villages relate to nearby towns and headquarters. Nearest-town distance is reported for 1,321 villages, with an average of 21.26 km and a median of 20 km. 88 villages are within 5 km of a listed town, while 388 are over 25 km away. Use these figures for orientation, not for survey, emergency travel or legal decisions.

Distance Summary
Distance TypeReported VillagesAverage kmMaximum kmVillagePlace / HQ
Nearest Town Distance 1,321 21.26 79 Takli Sanawad

About the Available Data

This data coverage section explains what is available for Khargone (West Nimar) district. Across the visible sections, the page summarises 25 data fields and 31,976 reported values from Census 2011 and District Census Handbook (DCHB) public records. Some values may be blank, old or not listed, so important decisions should be checked with official records.

Data Available by Section
Data SectionFieldsReported ValuesAvailable / Positive Values
Census Codes and Administrative Details 5 7,085 5,668
Location and Distance 3 4,147 2,725
Population and Social Groups 3 4,028 3,571
Education Facilities 8 9,552 2,807
Connectivity, Roads and Transport 2 2,388 1,733
Financial, Market and Public Services 1 1,194 432
Power Supply 3 3,582 3,310

Data Method and Verification

This page is built as a reference guide, not as an official government record. The village figures come mainly from Census 2011 and District Census Handbook (DCHB) public data. DCHB is published under the Registrar General of India, Government of India.

Last Reviewed
30 May 2026
Main Source
Census 2011 village records and District Census Handbook data
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many villages are listed for Khargone (West Nimar) district?

Khargone (West Nimar) district has 1,417 Census 2011 village records in this directory. They are grouped across 9 sub-districts in Madhya Pradesh.

Which sub-district has the most village records in Khargone (West Nimar) district?

Barwaha has the most village records in Khargone (West Nimar) district, with 323 entries. This is 23% of the district list, with 278,531 people where population is reported.

Which village has the highest population in Khargone (West Nimar) district?

Dhulkot is the highest-population village shown for Khargone (West Nimar) district, with 15,736 people and 2,793 households. It accounts for 1% of the listed district village population.

Which village has the largest recorded area in Khargone (West Nimar) district?

Dhulkot has the largest recorded village area in this directory for Khargone (West Nimar) district, at 3,261.01 hectares. It represents 0.5% of the district's listed village area.

What population details are available for Khargone (West Nimar) district villages?

The population summary includes 1,574,190 people, 309,315 households, male and female population, sex ratio, Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe figures where reported. For this page, average household size is 5.1 and population density is 241.2 people per sq km.

What village facilities are reported for Khargone (West Nimar) district?

The facility section uses Census 2011 and District Census Handbook (DCHB) village amenities fields. High-coverage signals include primary school in 1,194 villages (84% of district records), mobile coverage in 939 villages (66% of district records), all-weather road in 794 villages (56% of district records). These are historical records, not live service guarantees.

How do I find a Census village code in Khargone (West Nimar) district?

Start from the sub-district-wise table, open the local page, then choose the village. Village profiles show the Census village code where it is listed in the Census 2011 record.

How can I verify land records for villages in Khargone (West Nimar) district?

Use the official land-record portal for Madhya Pradesh, or the district and revenue office links where available. Most portals ask for district, sub-district, village and a record number such as khata, khatiyan, plot, khasra or owner name depending on the state. Vill is for village directory context, not land ownership proof.

Is the Khargone (West Nimar) district village data live or historical?

The village details are mainly based on Census 2011 and District Census Handbook (DCHB) public records. Some administrative names, facilities, PINs or services may have changed after 2011, so verify important details with official sources.

Source note: Vill prepares village pages mainly from Census 2011 and District Census Handbook (DCHB) public records published under the Registrar General of India, Government of India. Postal context is for address reference, and banking context uses available Reserve Bank of India (RBI) access records where shown. Some values may be blank, old or not listed. Please verify important details with official records before using them for legal, land, revenue, postal, financial or administrative work. Page last reviewed: 30 May 2026.