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To Examine the Demographic change of settlements along the Mysore-Bangalore corridor region

Ali Boloor, Asima Nusrath

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Study has been conducted to analyze the demographic change and proximity of the villages located on the Mysore and Bangalore corridor, for the three decade of 1991 and 2011. The existing village wise population percentage of decadal growth and changes in the proximity from the two cities has been analysed. The result shows that most villages in the study area are between 0 to 5000 inhabitants. Notably, the range between 500 � 2000 people is higher than any other class, while excessive numbers of people are very few in cities such as Bangalore, Mysore, Mandya, Channapattana and Ramanagaram. The result of decadal changes shows that negative population growth and higher positive growth in villages is increasing, while lower population growth rate villages with no change are decreasing. The results of villages� proximity to cities show that the population of villages near to the cities has increased while a decrease can be noticed away from the cities

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Study has been conducted to analyze the demographic change and proximity of the villages located on the Mysore and Bangalore corridor, for the three decade of 1991 and 2011. The existing village wise population percentage of decadal growth and changes in the proximity from the two cities has been analysed. The result shows that most villages in the study area are between 0 to 5000 inhabitants. Notably, the range between 500 � 2000 people is higher than any other class, while excessive numbers of people are very few in cities such as Bangalore, Mysore, Mandya, Channapattana and Ramanagaram. The result of decadal changes shows that negative population growth and higher positive growth in villages is increasing, while lower population growth rate villages with no change are decreasing. The results of villages� proximity to cities show that the population of villages near to the cities has increased while a decrease can be noticed away from the cities

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Study has been conducted to analyze the demographic change and proximity of the villages located on the Mysore and Bangalore corridor, for the three decade of 1991 and 2011. The existing village wise population percentage of decadal growth and changes in the proximity from the two cities has been analysed. The result shows that most villages in the study area are between 0 to 5000 inhabitants. Notably, the range between 500 � 2000 people is higher than any other class, while excessive numbers of people are very few in cities such as Bangalore, Mysore, Mandya, Channapattana and Ramanagaram. The result of decadal changes shows that negative population growth and higher positive growth in villages is increasing, while lower population growth rate villages with no change are decreasing. The results of villages� proximity to cities show that the population of villages near to the cities has increased while a decrease can be noticed away from the cities

Key concepts: Geography, Socioeconomics, Human settlement, Population, Population growth, Demography, Archaeology, Sociology

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