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Populated place in Uttar Pradesh, India
Ahrori, also spelled Ahirori, is a village and corresponding community development block in Hardoi district of Uttar Pradesh, India.[1] Located 24 km from the city of Hardoi,[2][3] it hosts a regular market[1] and hosts a Babaji festival on Asadha Sudi 15 dedicated to worship of the goddess Devi.[4] The village has two primary schools and one clinic, as well as a public library and a sub post office.[1] As of 2011, the population of Ahrori is 8,382, in 1,329 households.[1]
Demographic history
The 1961 census recorded Ahrori as comprising 6 hamlets, with a total population of 3,115 (1,763 male and 1,352 female), in 618 households and 531 physical houses.[4] The area of the village was given as 3,062 acres.[4] Average attendance of the Babaji fair was listed as about 500 people at the time.[4]
The 1981 census recorded Ahrori as having a population of 4,517, in 387 households, and covering an area of 1,238.79 hectares.[3]
Villages
Ahrori CD block has the following 96 villages:[1]
| Village name
|
Total land area (hectares)
|
Population (in 2011)
|
| Neer |
1,480.5 |
7,266
|
| Mahuaipuri |
483.4 |
3,482
|
| Madara |
829.8 |
4,478
|
| Naya Gawn Muvarkpur |
328.4 |
3,194
|
| Khetuai |
483.4 |
4,379
|
| Pihiniya |
136 |
553
|
| Bingfil Ganj |
84 |
0
|
| Atwa Kataiyn |
905.3 |
5,622
|
| Sohasa |
448.6 |
2,177
|
| Kharda Khera |
755.7 |
5,739
|
| Ghoora |
141.1 |
1,073
|
| Bhurdiya |
272.3 |
1,202
|
| Paraspur |
559.9 |
4,544
|
| Ahirori (block headquarters) |
1,238.6 |
8,382
|
| Katka |
233.8 |
1,824
|
| Gopalpur |
196.6 |
1,116
|
| Saripur Bramhnan |
117 |
1,163
|
| Badauli |
601.1 |
2,798
|
| Baksapur |
310 |
2,205
|
| Hunsepur |
375.9 |
2,727
|
| Thok Kaboolpur |
267.5 |
2,029
|
| Dighiya |
247.7 |
1,665
|
| Dahee |
568.1 |
2,771
|
| Kuian |
379.7 |
2,015
|
| Naya Gaon Deoriya |
305.8 |
1,769
|
| Maheen Kund |
432.5 |
1,721
|
| Hasanapur |
77.7 |
443
|
| Karem Nagar Jalalpur |
502.6 |
2,208
|
| Raotapur |
292.9 |
980
|
| Sonoiya |
218.2 |
1,311
|
| Akbarpur |
256 |
1,141
|
| Sadiapur |
94.9 |
821
|
| Ayak Ghara |
525.3 |
2,348
|
| Bane Kuian |
311.1 |
1,999
|
| Chathiya |
144 |
804
|
| Majhola |
57.9 |
0
|
| Dhafrapur |
211.1 |
848
|
| Patteepur |
259.9 |
924
|
| Jamuniya |
223.2 |
1,361
|
| Gonda Rao |
542.3 |
4,853
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| Mahmoodpur Bahadur |
58.8 |
737
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| Gohraiya |
41.8 |
441
|
| Bajeedpur |
580.2 |
3,623
|
| Majhigawan Ramgulam |
292.8 |
867
|
| Shekhvapur |
42.3 |
0
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| Armee |
498 |
1,925
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| Govardhanpur |
563.8 |
3,404
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| Kherwa Kamalpur |
276.5 |
1,535
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| Hans Barauli |
324.4 |
2,142
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| Sandana |
268.4 |
1,789
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| Basen |
293.9 |
3,049
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| Barkherwan |
374.8 |
2,696
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| Athaua |
193.1 |
1,986
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| Ahri |
823 |
3,751
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| Gardeurn |
629.2 |
4,853
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| Thok Bandho |
539 |
2,669
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| Mangolapur |
772.8 |
3,647
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| Bheetha Mahasingh |
309.8 |
1,733
|
| Sahulpur |
201.9 |
2,207
|
| Kot |
263.4 |
1,210
|
| Saareepur Heeralal |
132 |
1,744
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| Kaimau |
370.9 |
3,217
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| Behta Murtja Bax |
548.6 |
3,903
|
| Kesvan |
260.9 |
1,760
|
| Karim Nagar Saidapur |
877.3 |
7,463
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| Kasmandee |
590.8 |
3,833
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| Punniya |
312.8 |
2,697
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| Karahi |
259.8 |
1,676
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| Anua |
110.2 |
1,291
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| Daudpur |
123.3 |
984
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| Danmandi |
131.1 |
801
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| Jarera |
46.8 |
633
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| Baishpur |
58.5 |
516
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| Balleepur |
760.2 |
5,161
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| Fareedapur |
731.4 |
5,461
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| Bamhna Kherda |
110.4 |
1,685
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| Khajur Mai |
329.3 |
3,404
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| Pipona |
354.4 |
2,139
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| Kamolia |
241.9 |
1,446
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| Gopar |
534.7 |
3,807
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| Gadanpur |
491.4 |
3,348
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| Rao Bahadur |
549.3 |
1,992
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| Lodhi |
441.9 |
3,746
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| Baghauli |
528.4 |
8,458
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| Devgan |
86.2 |
655
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| Neebhi |
132.7 |
1,038
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| Gorda Dhar |
485.1 |
2,551
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| Victoriya Ganj |
817.6 |
7,214
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| Lokwapur |
342.2 |
1,939
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| Bhitha Dan |
627.3 |
3,108
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| Buorapur |
172.5 |
628
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| Rampur Grant |
227.7 |
912
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| Jasoo |
128.7 |
1,302
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| Palpur Baragi Khera |
658.9 |
3,005
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| Umrapur |
491.8 |
2,147
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| Atra |
227.3 |
1,780
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References
27°20′27″N 80°16′44″E / 27.34083°N 80.27889°E / 27.34083; 80.27889
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