District Census Handbook, Cuddapah, Part X- a & B, Series-2

CENSUS 1971

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK CUDDAPAH

PART X-A VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY

PART X-B VILLAGE & TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

T. VEDANTAM OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS ANDHRA PRADESH

PUBLISHED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH 1972 Fort - Gandikota

Galtdikota situated on a hill top in lammalama relnained ill Qutb Shahi possession till it fell to Auran dugu Taluk is a very picturesque spot in Cuddapah gazcb, the A1ughal EmpeTOr in 1687. Tlu British District. It is not known io sweral pasolls of even during their possession of the fort, demolished most Cuddapah District because it is in an out-of-the-way of the buildings within it. place. It is situated at abo itt 5 miles west of Jamma lamadugu, a Sub-Divisional Headquarters of Cudda The ancient structures within the fort, are in pah District. The name com'nises of two Telllgu words varying stages of decay. The lamia Masjid with two 'Gandi' meaning gorge and 'kOla' meaning fort. "The majestic minarets, larg(: granary with vaulted roof gorge where the Pennar ha~ cut its way through sheer (now being used as travellers' bungalow), a graaful rugged cliffs of bedded sandstone some two or 'pigeon tower' with fretted windows, an extwsive tfree hundred feet high is four miles long, and the palace built of bricks with some plastered decorations, height overlooking the river on the south bank is several wells strongly 1'evetted and provided with crowned by extensive fortifications '" "_ The width , stone steps, the Rayalacheruvu with its perennial within the fort is, ,at its brocdest, almost five and half springs said to have been connected to th(: f01lntains furlongs from west to east and almost a mile from ill Jamia Masjid, the gardens and the springs during north-west to south-east. The importance and the the Muslim and Pre-Muslim days are the sites of cu interest of the place lies in its strategic location and riolls interest. There was also a garden called history. . 'Parebagh' with a zl'atcrfall at the foot of the hill on the bank of Penneru. An old cannon and The place is of great antiquity, its history dating cannon balls of the type used in the battles fought in back to 8th Century AD. According to Gandikota that place are ,still to be seen lying therl~. Tlure are Kaifiyat one Kakaraju built the fort in S. 1044 (AD also two ancient temples dedicated to Madhavaswamy 1122). The Kakatiya dynasty was overthrown by Mo and Raghunatha (or Ranganathaj. The former temple hammadans but later the), were driven back by a is said to have been built by Harihara-Bukkarayalu, confederation of Hindu Ki1 gs. During the Vijayana the founders of Vijayanagar Empire on their gar ascendancy Gandikota was the headquarters of a return from a pilgrimage to Varanasi. Lord "Seema" (a territorial divisi mj. It was again invaded Madhavaswamy is said to have appeared and asked by Mohammadans but recilptured by Hindu rulers, him to build this temjJle when he went out hunting About the middle of the Dth Century Mir lumia, a near this place. The fort and the remnants of the Commander of Abdul Qutb Shah took the fort which buildings within are now pTOtected monuments.

Source:-(J) Cuddapah District Gazetteer, 1930 and 1967 (2) Fairs and Festivals, Cuddapah District, 1961. PREFACE

The District Census Handbooks which were first published at the 1951 Census proved to be very useful to the State and Central Government Departments, private agencies and academic bodies like Universities and Research Institutions. The scope of these Handbooks was enlarged to make them more useful during the 1961 Census. Considering the delay in the publication of these Hand books due to difficulties in finding suitable Presse s which could undertake huge printing work of this kind, it was considered desirable to split up the 1971 Census Handbooks into three parts viz., Part A - Village and Town Directory, Part B - Village a nd Town Primary Census Abstract and Part C - Analytical Report, Departmental Statistics and Dis trict Census Tables. This was done mainly with a view to publishing Parts A and B which contain not only the population data up to the Village and Town Level but also the particulars about the basic amenities etc., available in the towns and villages, as early as possible for public use. The scope and contents of these three parts are elaborated in the introduction of this volume. I am glad to record here that Parts A and B of the 1971 Census Handbooks of all the 21 districts in the State have been finalised already and five of them are in Press and I expect that before the end of 1973 Pa rts A and B for all the 21 districts would have been published.

The compilation of these Handbooks is being done from the 1951 Census in the Office of the Director of Census Operations while the cost of paper, printing, etc., required for these volumes is being borne by the State Government. The Andh ra Pradesh State Government have readily agreed to bear the cost of printing and paper for the 1971 Census Handbooks. I am grateful to the Andhra Pradesh State Government and in particular to the Additional Chief Secretary to the Government of Andhra Pradesh, Shri S. A. Quader, lAS., for their co-operation and encouragement. I am thankful to the Director of Printing, Government of Andhr a Pradesh for assisting me by selecting three suitable Presses for undertaking the printing of the Handbooks. The data presented in the Village and Town Directories are obtained from different S tate Government and Central Government Depart ments but for whose co-operation Part-A of the Handbooks could not have been compiled. I am thankful to all of them for furnishing me the required data.

I am extremely grateful to Shri A. Chandra Sekhar, lAS., Registrar General, India and Dr. Roy Burman, Deputy Registrar General, India who formulated the contents of these Handbooks in detail and rendered spontaneous help and encouragement to me at all stages.

The following staff of my Office worked on the present volume of Cuddapah District Census Handbook under the guidance and supervision of Shri P. S. R. Avadhany, Deputy D,rector of Census Operations and Sri K. Narasimha Murthy, Assistant Director of Census Operations of my Office:

Sri P. B. Sunder Raj, Tabulation Officer " T. Brahmiah, Statistical Assistant " K. V. Sarma, Statistical Assistant I I " T. Govardhana Rao, Statistical Assistant " N. Gangaraju, Computor I Scrutiny and " M. P. Kutumba Rao, Computor ~ compilation Smt. K. Subbalakshmi, Computor of data Sri M. Appalacharyulu, Upper Division Clerk ." P. V. Prabhaker, Assistant Compiler " S. Ramakrishna, Assistant Compiler Kumari Anusuya, Assistant Compiler J \ (, \ 11

Sri M. N. Ram Mohan, Artist Syed Ahmed, Draughtsman " M. J. Sadiq, Draughtsman Preparation M. Hassan, Draughtsman of maps " Yakub Ali, Draughtsman

Sri A. Venkateswara Rao, Assistant Compiler } Scrutiny of maps Sri K. S. Krishna Murthy, Proof Reader Supervision of B. Punnaiah, Assistant Compiler } printing " I am grateful to their services. I trust that this humble effort on the part of the Census Organisation would meet with the appreciation it deierves.

T. VEDANTAM Director of Census Operations

, CONTENTS

Pages In troduction 1- 5

PART A-VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

SECTION I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Explanatory Note-Village Directory 7-12

Village Directory: Cuddapah Taluk 13-19 Rayachoti Taluk 21-27 Pulivendla TaJuk 29-35 Kamalapuram Ind. Sub-Taluk 37-41 Jammalamadugu Taluk 43-51 Proddatur Taluk 53-59 Badvel Taluk 61-69 Sidhout Taluk 71-75 Rajampet Taluk 77-85 TaJukwise Abstract of Amenities 86-87

SECTION 1I--ToWN DIRECTORY

Explana tory Note-Town Directory 89-93

Town Directory: Statement I Status, Growth History and Functional Category of Towns 94 Sta tement II Physical Aspects and Location of Towns 95 Statement III Civic Finance 96 Statement IV Civic and other Amenities 97 Statement V Medical, Educational. Recreational and Cultural Facilities 98 Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking Facilit1es 99 Statement VII Po pula tion by Religion and Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes 100

p ART B --VILLAGE AND TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Explanatory Note-Primary Census Abstract 101-105 Primary Census Abstract: CUDDAPAH DISTRICT 106-113 Cuddapah Taluk. 115-141 Rayachoti Taluk 143-169 Pulivendla Taluk 171-184 Kamalapuram Ind. Sub-Taluk 185-196 Jammalamadugu Taluk 197-220 Proddatur Taiuk 221-243 Badvel Taluk 245-265 Sidhout Taluk 267-276 Rajampet Taluk 277-296

III IV

MAPS

CUDDAPAH DISTRICT Fron tispiece

Cuddapah Taluk Facing Page 13 Rayachoti Taluk 21 " Pulivendla Taluk 29 Kamalapuram Ind. Sub-Taluk " " 37 Jammalamadugu Taluk 43 " Proddatur Taluk 53 " Badvel Taluk 61 " Sidhout Taluk 71 " Rajampet Taluk 77 " Cuddapah District-Talukwise Density of Population 101 " FIGURES AT A GLANCE COMPARATIVE FIGURES OF THE STATE AND THE DISTRICT

Andbra Pradesh Cuddapab State District POPULATION TOTAL Persons 43,502,708 1,577,267 Males 22,008,663 805,516 Females 21,494,045 771,751

RURAL Persons 35,100,181 1,353,624 Males 17,698,247 690,475 Females 17,401,934 663,149

URBAN Persons 8,402,527 223,643 Males 4,310,416 115,041 Females 4,092,111 108,602

DECENNIAL POPULATION 20.9 17.5 GROWTH RATE 1961-71 GEOGRAPHICAL AREA (Sq. Kms.) %76,754.0 15,356.0 DENSITY OF POPULATION PER SQ. Km. 157 103 SEX RATIO (Number of Females per 1,000 977 958 Males)

PERCENTAGE OF LITERACY Persons 24.6 24.7 Males 33.2 36.2 Females 15.8 12.7

PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 19.3 14.2 TO TOTAL POPULATION

PERCENTAGE OF WORKERS TO TOTAL Persons 41.4 40.1 POPULATION (Main Activity only) Males 58.2 58.5 Females 24.2 20.9

BREAK-UP OF WORKERS: PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL WORKERS (i) CULTIVATORS Persons 32.2 32.1 Males 37.4 39.1 Females 19.4 11.8

(ii) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS Persons 37.9 40.4 Males 27.7 29.7 Females 63.1 71.4

(iii) OTHER WORKERS Persons 29.9 27.5 Males 34.9 31.2 Females 17.5 16.8 vi

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTE Persons 13.3 10.9 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 13.3 1.0.8 Females 13.2 11.0 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBE Persons 3.8 1.7 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 3.8 1.7 Females 3.8 1.7

NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL 8,041,925 308,677 HOUSES NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 29,428 972 Inhabited 27,221 896 Uninhabited 2,207 76 NUMBER OF URBAN UNITS 224 8 INTRODUCTION

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GENERAL BACKGROUND OF THE DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

District Manuals and District Gazetteers religion of each village and town and they did Prior to 1905, the erstwhile composite not contain any more details. From the 1951 Madras Government cOll,piled and published Census Village Statements were replaced by the District Census Handbooks. . District Manual for each district. It contained not only particulars of items of more or less a District Census Handbooks permanent character such as physical characte ristics, history, religion and ethnography but also The idea of compiling the District Census a few statistical tables including those relating Handbooks for each district in place of Village to population which became obsolete within a St.atements was first entertained and put forward few years of their publication. The Madras Gov at the 1951 Census by Sri R. A. Gopalaswamy, ernment, therefore, replaced these District 1. C. S., the then Registrar General, India and Manuals by another publication known as the ex-officio Census Commissioner of India as part District Gazetteer r;onsisting of two Volumes 'A' of a plan intended to secure an effective method and 'B'. Volume A contained descriptive matter of preserving the census records prepared for areas below the district level. He proposed that and such general tables .as might be necessary to all the District Census Tables and Census Abs explain the text and Volume B contained detailed tracts prepared during the process of sorting and statistics. They decided that Volume B should compilation, should be bound together in a sin be brought out periodically after each decennial gle manuscript volume called the "District Cen census so that they contain the latest statistics. sus Handbook" and suggested to the State Gov Volume A was published for some districts bet ernments that the Handbook with Or without the ween 1905 and 1927 in the composite Madras addition of other useful information relating to State. The publication of Volume A was discon the district shOUld be printed and published at tinued in 1927. Volume B was published for all their own cost, in the same manner as the village the districts of the composite Madras State bet statistics of the past censuses. This suggestion ween 1906 and 1915. The publication of Volume was accepted by most of the State Governments. 'B' was also stopped after 1931 Census. Due to Both the composite Madras State and the erst the II world war, the District GaZietteers were not while Hyderabad State accepted this suggestion published after the 1941 Census. and published the District Census Handbooks for each district at their own cost. In the erst In the erstwhile Hyderabad State also the while Hyderabad State, the District Census Gazetteer Volumes were brought out for some of Handbooks were brought out in two parts, Part the districts. I containing Administrative Statistics and Part The scheme (:)f publication of revised District II the Census Tables. In the composite Madras Gazetteers was started in 1958 by the State Gov State, the Handbooks were brought out in one ernments i(ind in this State, the Gazetteers of single volume only for each district. some districts like Cuddapah and Anantapur have all1eady been published. Pattern at 1961 Census The Village Statements At the 1961 Census, the scope of the District Apart from these District Manuals and Gazet Ce?sus Handb~oks was signifioantly enlarged by teers the census data upto village level used to be Sn Ashok MItra, I.C.S., the then Registrar published in a brochure called "Village State General, India. The District Census Handbooks ment" for each district immediately after every of 1961 Census of Andhra Pradesh Wiere divided census from 1872 upto 1941. . into four parts. The first part contained narrative description of the physical features, history, The Village Statements merely showed the social, economic, demographic characteris number of occupied houses and population by tics, the progress made in each field of adminis- 2

tr,ation over the past decades and a brief gazet and Part C will be brought out in a separate teer of places. The second part contained the volume for each district a little later. Administrative Statistics of various departments. The third ps.rt contained the 1961 Census Tab1es A brief outline on the scope of each of these viz.) General Population Tables, Economic Tables, three parts is given below. Cultural and Migration Tables, Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribls. The Part A: Village and Town Directory fourth Part consisted of Village and Town Direc In this part, the Village Directory is giyen tory which was the most vital part of the Hand first and then the Town Directory. book, giving villagewise and townwise Primary The Village Directory Census Abstract i.c. particulars of area, house holds, population, scheduLed castes, scheduled It is arranged talukwise and gives for each tribes, literates, broad categorisation of working village particulars of amenities available in res population etc. Important amenities such as pect of educational and medical institutions, educational, medical, public health and commu power and drinking water supply, post and te nication facilities available were also indicated legraph facilities, communications, particulars of against each village and town. Nine sub-tables land use, markets, places of religious, historical containing villagewise particulars such as irriga or archaeological interest in the village. tion sources, important crops raised, value of land, co-operative societies, industrial establish The Town Directory ments, police stations, list of skilled craftsmen The Town Directory portion contains data in etc., were given after Village and Town Directory. seven statements. Particulars like the civic ad A tabular statement on Fairs ,and Festivals ministration status, its origin, the growth and in the district was given at the end of the volume. decline of its population, functional category, All these four parts were bound in a single volu physical aspects and location, municipal fin~nces, me and published at the cost of the State Gov civic and other amenities, medical, educatlOnal, ernment. recreational and cultural facilities, trade, indus try, commerce and banking facilities and lastly Pattern at 1.971 Census the religious composition of the town and the scheduled castes/tribes population are presented The District Census Handbooks proved to be in seven statements. They are given for each very useful and valuable publications and had town in the district arranged in alphabetical considerable demand by public as well as the offi order. cial users of the census data. At the 1971 Census, it was therefore, decided not only to continue the Part B: Primary Census Abstract publication of the District Census Handbooks but This part gives for each revenue village and also to enlarge its scope further. also for each enumerator's block and ward of a town, the Primary Census data i.e.) area, occupied At the last Census, there was some delay in residential houses, number of households, total the publication of the District Census Handbooks population and its break up by sex, scheduled due to inadequate printing facilities. In order to castes and scheduled tribes population, literate avoid delay in publication and also to make avail population, working population by nine broad able the more important census data to the plan categories of cultivators, agricultural labourers, ners, administrators and other users who may be those working in livestock, forestry, fishing, not only eager but in dire necessity to use the plantations etc., in mining and quarryl.ng, in information in their respective spheres, it has manufacturing, in construction, in trade and been decided to bring out the District Census commerce, in transport, storage and communica Handbooks in three parts viz. Part A, Part Band tions and in other services and the non-working Part C. Part A contains Village and Town Di popUlation as per 1971 Census. rectory. Part B ·contains Village and Town Pri mary Census Abstract. Part C contains Admi nistrative Statistics and Analytical Report. Parts Part C: Administrative Statistics and Report A and B of the District Census Handbooks of This part comprises the various administra this State are being brought out in one volume tive statistics pertaining to the district with 3 special reference to the development taken place 2. All other places which s4tisfied the following during 1961-70 in different spheres and also the criteria. 1971 Census Tables relating to the general popu lation, economic characteristics, cultural and (a) a minimum population of 5,000 migration features, housing and establishment, (b) a density of population' of at least 1,000 tables and data pertaining to the district regard persons per sq. mile (400 persons per sq. ing language and religinl1. A write up. indicating km.) and the changes in the socio-economic and demogra (c) at least three fourths (75%) of the male phic characteristic::; of the district and th.e deve working population is non-agricUltural. lopmental activities that have taken place in the decade in the various field.:; like Agriculture, In In respect of marginal cases, the Directors of dustries, Trade and Commerce, Education, Medi Census Operations of the States were given dis cal and Public Health, Community Development cretion to decide a place as town or village. etc., is given at the beginning of this Part. In view of the elaborate write up already given in The towns are distributed into six dasses the 19G1 District Census Handbooks, the present as detailed below :- write up will be brief and it will cover the pre sent decade only. Classification of town Population size

Rural and Urban classification of areas Class I 1,00,000 and above It is customary to classify the population of Class II 50,000 - 99,999 Class III 20,000 - 49,999 every country at a census, as Rural and Urban. Class IV 10,000 - 19,999 Such a classification has considerable significan Class V 5,000 - 9,999 ce and is necessary from the point of assessing Class VI Below 5,000 the differentials in the social, economic, cultural and demographic characteristics of the popula The Class I Towns are termed as Cities. tion. Hence at the beginning of each census, the Besides classification of all places into Rural criteria for treating a place as town (i.e. urban) and Urban areas, two new concepts viz., Urban or rural are evolved and the areas are then clas Agglomeration and Standard Urban Area were· sified accordingly as per the definition so evolved. newly evolved at the 1971 Census. They are briefly explained below. From the year 1891, the census definition of a town in this country was more or less the same Urban Agglomeration till 1941 and it was slightly modified in 1951. The In several areas around a core city or statu towns broadly comprised all Municipalities of tory town have come up fairly large and well whatever population and every other continuous recognised Railway Colonies, University Campus collection of houses, permanently inhabited by es, Port areas, Military Camps etc. Even though not less than 5,000 persons, which the provincial they are outside the statutory limits of a Corpo Directors of Census Operations having regard to ration, Municipality or Cantonment., they fall the character and relative density of population, within the revenue boundary of the place by their importance as centres of trade decided them which the town itself is known or in the revenue to be towns. In the application of this definition boundary of the neighbouring village. It may not there was some variation from State to State ac be altogether realistic to treat such areas lying cording to the local conditions. It was only at outside the statutory limits of a town as rural the 1861 Census that a fairly strict definition was units and at the same time each such individual sought to be applied throughout the country in area by itself may not satisfy the minimum popu order to determine :l place as an urhan unit. The lation limits to qualify to be treated a3 an inde same definition was followed at the 1971 Census pendent town. Such areas deserve to be reckoned also. The following criteria are adopted for treat along with the main town and the continuous ing a place as a town at the 1971 Census. spread including such urban outgrowth would deserve to be treated as an integrated urban area. 1. All places with a Municipality, Corporation At the 1971 Census such continuous urban or Cantonment or Notified Town Areas, and spreads have been treated as integrated urban 4 areas and defined as Urban AgglomeratiDns. This (1) (2) concept of Urban Agglomeration replaced the 4 Hyderabad Urban (c) Malkajgiri concept of Town group followed in the 1961 Cen Agglomeration' (d) Alwal sus. Urban Agglomerations can be constituted in the following situations :- -Cone/d. (e) Uppal Khalsa (f) Balanagar (a) A city with continuous outgrowth (the part (g) Fatehnagar of outgrowth being out of the statutory (h) Macl1abolarum limits but falling within the boundaries (i) O~mania Universi ty of the adjoining village or villages). (j) Lalaguda (b) One town with similar outgrowth or two (k) Kukatpally or more tadjoining towns with their out (I) Moosapet growths as in (a) and (m) Bowenpalle (c) A city and one or more adjoining towns (n) Zamistanpur with their outgrowths all of which form ing a continuous spread. The Standard Urban Area (S. U. A.) The concept of the Standard Vrban Area Thus the Urban Agglomeration represents has been evolved for the first time at the 1971 wholly tfe urban population only. In ~ndhra Census to give out a more meaningful picture of Pradesh, the following four places are treated as the urban growth. The town group concept adop Urban Agglomerations. ted at ,1961 Census did not effectively tackle the problems involved in reporting urban statistics Name of the Urban Agglo Constituent units in the a.part from lacking a uniform application throu meration Urban Agglomeration ghout the country. It also did not bring out a spa (1) (2) tially contiguous territory of urban-rural settle ments but merely bound up loosely ciustered 1 Visakhapatnam (a) Visakhapatnam City population popUlarly known as the satellite Urban Agglomeration (i) Visakhapatnam towns or the constituent units whose jurisdictions Municipality. were subjected to frequent changes and thus (ii) Gajuvaka (Out lacked in stability. The intervening rural areas growth) were also left out of the account. Consequently (hj GJpalapatnam the conclusions drawn became not only invalid over a time but also lost spatial comparability with similar data processed both within the coun 2 Rajahmundry Urban (a) Rajahmundry try ,and outside. These short-comings reduced Municipality Agglomeration considerably the utility of the town-group con (b) Raj1hmundry Non cept which was also found somewhat inadequate Municipal Area for the purpose it was developed. To enable the presentation of urban statistics OI'. a uniform 3 Vljayawada Urban (a) Vijayawada Munici ba.sis and also to ensure comparability of the Agglomera tion pality census data from one deoade to another and with (b) Patamata Town similar data available from other countries, the concept of Standard Urban Area has been envi (c) Gunad.da Town saged and adopted at- the 1971 Census.

4 Hyderabad Urban (0) Hyderabad Munici pal The Standard Urban Area is defined as the Asslomeration Corporation projected growth area of a city or town as it would be in another three decades taking into (i) Hyderabad account not only the towns and villages which Division will get merged into it but also the intervening (ii) Secunderabad areas which are potentially urban. The tract in Division cludes all extra Municipal urban outgrowths such (b) Secunderabad Can as the suburbs (industrial and residential), Rail tonment way Colonies, Civil Lines, Cantonments and also s such of th~e villages that are likely to be urba (0 The core town should have a minimum nised during the next three decades. The Stan population of 50,000, dard Urban Area is thus an area which extends well beyond the chief core city or town and con (ii) The contiguous areas should be made up tains all likely developments over the next 30 of other urban as well as rural adminis vears. It will remain a statistical reporting unit trative units having close 'and mutual for the next three successive censuses, irrespec socio-economic links with thE' core town, tive of the jurisdictional changes of the local ad and ministrative units within the tract. The Standard Uran Area will be identified by the administra (iii) The entire area included in the Standard tive units that it encompasses namely the city. Urban Area is likely to be urbanised in the town, the village. The boundaries of the Stan a span of two to three decades. dard Urban Area will be the administrative boun daries of the peripheral units. In Cuddapah District, Cuddapah and Prodda In demarcating the Standard Urban Area the tur Towns with their surrounding villages are following criteria are followed: treated as Standard Urban Areas.

PART-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

SECTION I - Village Directory SECTION II - Town Directory

j , SECTION I VILLAGE DIRECTORY

The main purpose of the 'Village Directory is Department. Columns 4 to 9 give the basic ame to indicate the available important facilities like nities available in the village such as the educa educational, medical, drinking water supply, tional, medical, electricity, drinking water, com communications and electric supply in each vil munications and postal facilities. lage. The collection and presentation of such data was first attempted at the 1961 Census and the The educational facilities are shown by the different facilities available were shown by ab following symbols under column 4. breviated letters under five columns along with P = Primary or Elementary School the Primary Census Abstract. But at the 1971 M = Middle School Census it was decided to present such particulars H = High School or Higher Secondary in greater detail in the Village Directory and to School give the Primary Census Abstract separately. C = College Besides presenting the data on basic amenities 'I = Technical Institution like educational, medical, electricity, drinking water supply, communications, posts and tele If there are more institutions than one of a graphs, the particulars about the staple food type in the village the number of institutions commonly used by the majority of the people, precedes the abbreviations ~.g. 3P, 2M, 3H etc. land utilisation, the name and distance of the Medical and Public Health facilities existing nearest town, the market/shandy days, historical in the village are shown by the following symbols or religious or archaeological or tourist impor under column 5. tance, if any, of the villages, have also been col lected and presented in the Village Directory. H Hospital The ViUagewise Primary Census Abstract is D Dispensary pr:esented separately in Part B of this volume. Mcw Maternity and Child Welfare Cen- tre In the Village Directory, the revenue village Fpc Family Planning Clinic is taken as the lowest unit for presentation of Phc Primary Health Centre data. The villages are arranged in the ascending order of Location Code Numbers assigned to the If the village is electrified then it is indicated villages. Unlike the Town Directory the Village by the letter E under column 6. Directory contains only one statement. An alpha betical list of villages with the Location Code The types of drinking water supply sources Numbers against them is given at the beginning available within the village are indicated as of the Village Directory and Primary Census below: Abstract of each taluk. This facilitates the 'I Tap reader to select the required village from W Well the alphabetical list and after knowing its Tk Tank Location Code Number, to obtain the ne Tw Tube Well cessary particulars from the Village Directory. R River The Village Directory is broadly divided C Canal into four broad sections viz., location particulars, basic amenities like educational, medical etc., If there are any other sources of drinking land utilisation and distance from urban area and water other than the above, then such sources the importance of the village as a religious or have been spelt out. tourist centre. ' If the village is served by one or more of the Columns 1 to 3 deal with the location code following means of communications within number, name and the total area of the village. a distance of one mile from the village, then the The area given under column 3 is as per the da ta communication facilities of the village under furnished by the Tahsildar and the State Survey column 8 have been indicated as below: 8

PR = Pucca Road actually wooded but put to KR Katcha Road some agricultural use, that portion is included under T Train the appropriate heading of H River cultivated or uncultivated C Canal land. The postal facilities, if any, existing in the 2. CUltivated area (i) This includes land village are indicated under column 9 by the with breakup under the following following symbols. for irrigated three Categories. and unirriga ted PO Post Office (Columns 12 Net Area sown: TO Telegraph Office and 13). The net area sown re presents the area sown PTO Post & Telegraph Office to crops counting areas Phone= Telephone sown more than once If a village does not have any of the above in the same year, only facilities then" ... " is indicated against such vil once. lage under relevant column. (ii) Current fallows: The staple food of the majority of the popu This class comprises cropped areas which lation of the village during the major portion of are kept fallow during the year is indicated under col. '10 as given below. the current year. If If there is variety of grains mainly used in a any seedling area is not village then they have been indicated accordingly. cropped again in the same year, it is alsO\ Ri = Rice treated as current fal W = Wheat low. J = Jowar B = Bajra (iii) Other fallows: Ra = Ragi This includes all lands M = Maize which were taken up for cultivation but are Columns 11 to 15 relate to the lana. temporarily out of cul utilisation statistics. Under column 11 the tivation for a period of extent of the forest area is given. Under not less than one year columns 12 and 13 the extent of the cul and not more than five tivated area in the village is given. The years. The reasons for extent of area irrigated together with area keeping such lands fal low may be either due irrigated under different irrigational sour to poverty of the culti ces such as canals, tanks, wells, tube wells etc., vators or inadequate are given, wherever available, under column 12 supply of water or ma while under column 13 the extent of land unirri larial climate or silting gated is given. Column 14 gives the extent of of canals or rivers or cultivable waste. The area not available for cul unremunerated nature tivation such as village site, rivers, canals, tanks, of farming etc. wells etc., is given under column 15. 3. Culturable waste (i) This includes land (Column 14) under the following The various types of land use given under three Categories. each of the columns 11 to 15 are Jisted out and Miscellaneous tree crops, the concepts explained below. groves not included in the 1. Forests (Column 'These include all actually area sown. 11) forested areas and the Under this class is in lands classed or adminis cluded all cultivable tered as forests under any land which is not in legal enactment dealing cluded under net area with forests whether State sown but is put to some owned or private. If any agricultural use. Lands portion of such land is not under casuarina trees, thatching grass, bam canals and other lands boo b\lShes and othe~' put to uses other than groves for fuel etc., agricultural. which are not included under "Orchards" are Under column 16 the distance of the village classed under this ca from the nearest town in Kms. is given. The tegory. days on which weekly market/shandies, if any, held in the village are given under column 17. (ii) Culturable waste: If the village has any historical!religicus/archae This includes lands ological and tourist importance, it has been indi available for cultiva cated under column 18. tion but not taken up for cultivation or aban All the above particulars are based on the doned after few years data obtained from the Tahsildars and local bo for one reason or other. dies concerned and also from the concerned de Such lands may be partments like Postal, Medical, Education, Elec either fallow or covered tricity. with shrUbs and jungles INHABITED AND UNINHABITED VILLAGES which are not put to any use. They may be There are in all 972 villages in this district assessed or not assess at 1971 Census out of which 76 are uninhabited ed and may lie in iso and 896 are inhabited. The following statement lated blocks or within gives the distribution of the 896 inhabited villa cultivated holdings. ges according to broad population sizes. Land once cultivated but not cultivated for STATEMENT 1 ive years in succes VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULA nON SIZE sion is also included in this category. Population siz.e No. of Inhabited rliUag~s (iii) Permanent pastures and Less than 200 70 other graz.ing lands: 200-499 166 These cover all grazing 500-999 199 lands whether they are 1,000-1,999 234 permanent pastures 2,000-4,999 194 and meadows or not. 5,000-9,999 30 Village common and 10,000 and above 3 grazing lands within Total forest areas are inclu 896 ded under this head. About half of the inhabited villages are in the 4. Area not avail- (i) This includes the land population size of 500-1,999. able for cultivation under the following VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY GEOGRAPHICAL AREA (Column 15) two categories. A large number of villages (including Barren and Imcultivaule uninahbited) have area between 1,001 to 5,000 land: acres and above. The following statement gives This covers all barren the number of villages arranged according to and uncultivable land like mountains, etc., broad categories of areas. i.e.) which cannot be STATEMENT 2 brought under cultiva tion unless at a high VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY GEOGRAPHICAL AREA cost whether such land Area (in acres) No. of villages is in isolated blocks or within cultivated hold 50 or less 14 ings. 51-100 14 101-200 20 (ii) Land put to non-agricul 201-500 91 tural uses: 501-1,000 135 All lands occupied by 1,001-2,000 198 buildings, Toads and 2,001-5,000 320 railways or underwa 5,000 and above 180 ters e.g. rivers and Total 972 10

EDUCA1l0NAL F ACILITIl'!S ELECTRIFlCAnON Although facilities for Primary education Only 261 villages in this district are electri exist in most of the villages, the middle and se fied out of 896 inhabited villages. condary school education faci1ities exist only in a few villages. Collegiate ~ducation facilities The following statement shows the distribu-• exist only in one village in rural areas. The fol tion of electrified villages of Cuddapah District. lowing statement shows the educational ameni ties available in the rural areas of Cuddapah STATEMENT 5 District. STATEMENT 3 NU~!EER OF VILLAGES HAVING ELECTRICITY EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES Distance from the Total "1\0 of No. of villages nearest town Inhabited and with Electric Total No. of \i1lages having ([n Kms.) Uninhabited Power supply No. of r-·------A------, Villages Distance inha-. High or (I) from nearest bited Pn- Middle Higher Col- (2) (3) tOwn Y 5 or less 74 41 villa- Smhar j Schools Secon- leges Others (In Kms.) ges c 00 S dary 6-10 148 57 Schools ll-15 148 52 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 16-25 3(4 60 5 and less 63 59 3 2 1 26-50 279 47 6-10 139 125 7 3 51-100 11 2 11-15 138 116 8 10 V nspecified . 8 2 16-:25 2&5 250 12 31 Total 972 261 26-50 261 229 22 51-,00 8 8 Unspecified 2 I It may be seen from the above statement Total 896 787 52 69 1 that more number of villages proximate to urban areas have been electrified. It may be seen from the above statement that ~09 villages do not have even primary edu The following statement shows the breakup cation facilities. The villages near to urban areas of the 261 electrified villages in the district by are having mor.e educational facilities than re taluks. mote areas. STATEMENT 6 MEDICAL FACILITIES DISTRIBUlION OF ELECTRIFIED VILLAGES BY T ALUKS There are in all 138 medical institutions of v~rio~s categories in the rural areas of Cuddapah Percentage of DIstrICt. There are 10 hospitals, 90 dispensaries, Name of Total No. No. of electrified Taluk of Villages Electrified villages to 20 Maternity and Child Welfare Centres Villages total number 18 Primary Healtr. Centres. Hospital facili~ of villages ties do not exist in the rural areas of Cudda (1) (2) (3) (4) pah, Rayachoti, and Proddatur taluks although Cuddapah Ill' 34 30.6 dispensaries exist in all taluks. There is one me Rayachoti 115 23 19.1 dical institution per 100 sq. kms. in the rural Pulivendla 96 17 17.7 portion of this district on an average. Kamalapuram 64 19 29.7 The following statement gives the number Jammalamadugu 136 32 23.5 of medical institutions in each taluk. Proddatur 87 43 494 Badvel 139 15 10.8 STATEMENT 4 Sidhout 80 28 36.3 Rajampet 144 50 34.1 NUMBER OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS Total 972 261 26.9 No. of Medical institutions Name of the r------A----_____ Taluk Hospitals Dispensaries Others ' About 27% of the total villages in this dis (I) (2) (3) (4) trict are electrified. The proportion of electrified Cuddapah 7 4 villages in Badvel, Puliv~ndla and Rayachoti Rayachoti 13 6 taluks is very low compared to other taluks in Pulivendb 1 8 5 Kamalapuram the district while the proportion in Proddatur 4 6 3 and Sidhout taluks is relatively high. J ammalamadugu 16 3 Proddatur 7 5 COMMUNICA nON FACILITIES Badvel 8 2 Sidhout 1 ]2 6 In regard to communication facilities though Rajampet 2 13 4 a large number of the villages are connected by Total 10 90 38 road, only 'a few villages have railway facilities. 11

The following statement shows the communica proximity to urban areas. tion facilities available with reference· to

STATEMENT 7

COMMUNICAnON FACILITIES

No, of villages connected by Distance from r- .A.------__--- ______"'"'\ the nearest Total Pucca Katcha town No. of Pucca Katcha road and road and Others (In Kms) Villages road road train train (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 5 or less 74 46 18 10 6-10 148 63 78 2 7 11-15 148 57 79 9 1 12 16-25 304 134 145 9 25 26-50 279 113 141 5 25 51-100 11 4 6 1 Unspecified 8 1 6 Total 972 418 468 2S 4 86

POST AL F ACILlTIES STAPLE FOOD Only 543 village's out of 896 inhabited villa The main staple foods of rural population in ges have post offices. T:q_e~re 3 post offices on an average for every lOOS'q. ~n this district. this district are rice and ragi. The following statement indicates the total num ber of villages having post offices, telegraph offi CULTIVATED LAND ces and telephone facilities. The qata on land cultivated and the extent of STATEMENT 8 cultivable waste are u~eful for formulating schemes POSTAL AND TELEGRAPHIC FACILITIES related to land holdings. A statement showing ave No. of villages having rage cultivated land ana average extent of cultivable ,..------A------.. No. of Others Post waste in each village is given below. The villages are r---.A.----,.. offices classified by the distance to the nearest town to have Name of the Post Tele- Post and per Taluk Offices graph Tele- Phone 100 sq. an idea of how the proportion of average extent of offices graphs Kms. Offices cultivable waste to the average cultivated land in (1') (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) each village is fluctuating in the remote villages. Cuddapah 50 3 4.4 Rayachoti 86 2 3.4 It may be noticed from the statement below that Pulivendla 69 2 5.5 on an average the area under cultivation in each Kamalapuram 43 4 5.7 village is 1,170 acres and the extent of cultivable waste Jammalamadugu 72 2 2 4.6 is 456 acres. In other words the average cultivable Proddatur 55 3 5.4 Badvel 55 2.8 waste is equivalent to 40.7% of the average cultivated Sidhout 41 3 2 2.7 land in each village. The proportion of cultivable Rajampet 72 6 6 2.6 waste to the average cultivated land is relatively Total 543 26 , 3 11 3.7 more in the villages remote from the urban areas. 12

STATEMENT 9

STATEMENT SHOWING AVERAGE CULTIVATED LAND PER VILLAGE

Percenta~e of Total Avcr;::ge cult i- Total A \'crage cu lti- average cultivable Distance from the No.of cultivated land valed land per cultivable vable waste pe r waste per village nearest Town villages (Acres) vilbg~ waste (Acres) village tlfaverage culti- (In Kms.) (Acres) (Acres) vated land per village (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

5 or less 74 77,792 1,051 17,406 235 22.4 6-10 148 204,705 1,383 60,846 411 29.7 11-15 148 153,697 1,038 50,467 341 32,8 16-25 304 384,679 1,265 m.214 455 35.9 26-50 27!) 304,409 1,091 164,803 591 54.2 51-100 11 9,301 845 11,193 1,018 120.0 Unspecified 8 3.051 381 334 42 11.0 Total 972 1,137,634 1,170 44~,263 .s6' 40·7 It may be seen from the several particulars dally in the fields of education, medical facilities given in the Village Directory that the rural parts and agricultural practices and require special at- of Cuddapah District are still very backward spe~ tention for improvement. .)

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ALPHABETICAL LIST O~ VILLAGES CUDDAPAH TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2)

6S Akkayapalle 74 Jamaalpalle 9S Pedda Dasaripalle 112 Amani Viswanathapllram 45 Jangampalle 72 Pedda Kampalle 54 Ambavaram 43 Pedda Putha 34 Ankayapalle 88 Kamma varipalle 97 Pendlimarri 83 Apparajupalle 21 Kanuparthi 3 Pullur 98 A. Ramachamlrapuram 7 Khajipet Sunkesula 39 Putha Chinnayapalle 49 Kodandaramapuram 68 PutlampalJe 85 BalupalJe 32 Kokkarayapalle 20 Bayanapalle 73 KoluIDulapalle 28 Rachinnayapalle 1 Bhumayapalle 40 Komarunipalle 30 Ramanapalle 103 Binduraopalle 12 Kommaluru 93 Ramapurarn alias Mitta- 2 Bllddayapalle 101 Konayapalle meedipalle 76 BuggaJapalle 110 64 Ramarajupalle 77 Huggaletipalle Kondur 87 KOJ1parthi 91 Rampathadu 48 IS. Ravulapalle LOS Chabali Koppo1u 59 Rayalapanthulapalle 107 Chcemalapen t a 86 K. Ramachandrapurarn 60 79 Chemmurniahpeta (Rllral) ]04 Kothapeta Rlldrabharatipet 17 Chemullapalle 14 Kotluru 75 Rudrayagaripalle 99 Chcnnamrajupalle 57 Krishnapuram 18 Chennarnukkapalle 100 Sankatipalle 31 Chennur 42 Lebaka 33 Sivalpalle 80 Cherlopalle 26 Chinnachowk 102 Machanur 56 96 Chinna Dasaripalle Thadigotla 5 MachupaUe 41 Thappetla 71 CtHnna Kampalle 69 Mamillapalle 61 13 Thavvaripalle Chinna Machupalle 9 Miduthuru 44 Chinna Putba 90 Thippireddipalle 92 Moillakalva 84 ChintaklJl:1madinne 53 Thollaganganapalle 29 Mundiapallc 27 Cuddapah 11 Thripura varam 8 Thudumuladinne 19 DoW!athapuram 66 Nag1rajupet ]08 Thummalur 52 Dugganapalle 4 Nagasani palle 58 T. Ramachandrapuram 16 Dumpalagattu 111 Nandimandalam 22 Nazarbaigpalk 47 Eguv"palle 25 Ukkayapalle 10 Eluru 51 38 Obanasoma)ajulapalle Upparapalle 78 Utukur 89 GanganapalJe 109 Gondipalle 81 Pabbapurarn 50 Goturu 106 Pagadalapalle 37 Valluru 63 Gudur 46 Paidikalva 94 Vellatur 23 Gurrampadu 62 Palampalle 3S Venkatesapuram 82 Papasahebpet 70 Ippapenta 67 Viswanathapurarn (Rural) 24 Patha Cuddapah 36 Isukapalle 6 Pathuru 55 Yadavapuram 14

VILLAGE

Amenities CODDAPAH DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ,....------~------~ Stapie Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricitj Dril1killg C,Jn1JliU- Postal ami Food No. water nlcations Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) ( l) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Bhumayapalle 6.98 4P \V PR 2PO Ri 2 Buddayaplle 0.54 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 3 Pullur 23.61 P W PR PO Ri,Ra 4 , Nagasanipalle 12,96 P W KR Ri,J 5 Machupalle . 0.Q7 Uninhabited

6 Pathuru 23.61 6P W PR 2PO Ri 7 Khajipet Sunkesula. 6.26 5P,2M,H Phc,Mcw E W PR 2PO,TO Ri Phone 8 Thudumuladinne 2.10 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra 9 Miduthuru 4.33 P W KR PO Ri 10 Eturu 2.92 P W KR PO Ri,Ra

11 Thripuravaram 2.85 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 12 Kommaluru 1.93 P R KR PO J,Ra 13 Tha vvaripalJe 2.07 P W KR PO Ri,J 14 Kotluru 10.51 4P W KR 2PO Ri,Ra 15 Ravulapalle 1.36 P W PR PO Ri,Ra

16 Dumpalaga ttu 3.10 P W PR PO Ri,Ra 17 Chemullapslle 5.68 2P W PR Ri,Ra 18 Chenn:llnukkapaIJe. 0.10 2P W PR Ri 19 Dowlathapuram 0.78 Uninhabited 20 Bayanapalle. 2.44 2P,H E W KR PO Ri,Ra

21 Kanuparthi . 11.02 2P E W KR Ri,Ra 22 Nazarbaigpalle 0.39 P E W KR Ri,Ra 23 Gurrampadu 5.61 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 24 Patha Cuddapah 2.86 P E W PR PO Ri 25 Ukkayapalle 3.65 5P E W PR Ri

26 Chinnachowk (Rural) 10.63 7P E W PR PO Ri 27 Cuddapah 2.64 Urban Area (Cuddapah TowlI) 28 Rachinnay~palle ].45 P E W KR Ri 29 MundlapaJle 1.3g P E W KR Ri.Ra 30 Ramanapalle 1.';17 P E W PR PO Ri

31 Chennur 2.29 5P,H D E W PR PO,TO, Ri,Ra Phone 32 Kokkarayapalle 0.Q3 P E W KR PO Ri,J 33 Sivalpalle 1.40 P W KR PO Ri,J 34 Ankayapalle 0.03 Uninhabited 35 Venkate,;apuram 0.09 W KR Ri,J

36 Isukapalle 0.15 W KR Ri,Ra 37 Valluru 5.68 M D,Phc E W PR,T PO,TO Ri,Ra 38 Obanasomayajulapalle 0.02 Uninhabited 39 Putha Chinnayapalle 0.10 W KR Ri,Ra 40 Komarunipalle 0.40 P W KR Ri,Ra 15

DIRECTORY and Land use CUDDAPAH TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------A ------.. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest -_------.A..------. -.. Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. r-Irrigated Unirriga ted waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (JS) (16) (17) (18) (I) -----_.

T.(2,827): C(2,827) 132 127 1,381 Cuddapah 29 1 T.(88): C(&8) 142 110 6 Cuddapah 27 2 187 T.(l,305): C(1,305) 1,020 2,279 2,506 Cuddapah 21 3 0,259 T.(112): Tk~1l2) 72 909 941 Cuddapah 30 4 45 Cuddarah 30 5

11,383 T.(1,609): C(1,f09) 236 1,187 695 Clldoapah 24 6 T.(2,33~): C(2,334) 524 600 541 Cuddapah 24 7

T.(1,117): ClI,lI7) 187 40 Cuddapah 32 8 T (1,305): qUOS) 257 909 298 Cuddapah 37 9 T.(63lJ: C(631) 467 336 434 Cuddapah 34 10

T .(2)2): C(200), W(52) 869 701 Cuddapah 22 11 T.(506): O(250)CC1SO),W(1 01) 312 412 Cuddapah 21 12 T.(700); C(700) 325 73 221 Cuddapah 13 13 114 r. (1, 641): C(1 ,641) 748 1,5LO 2,698 Cuddapah 30 14 T.(562): C(562) 1 81 223 Cuddapah 21 15

379 T.(616): C(616) 28 178 783 Cuddapah 16 16 379 T.(1,008): CCI,OOS) 28 170 2,040 Cuddapah 16 17 T.(IO): C(10) 54 Cuddapah 16 18 305 T,(62): C(62) 61 71 Cuddapah 14 19 T.(499): C(499) 181 468 414 Cuddapah 14 20

T.(572): C(572) 38 841 5,600 CUddapah 14 21 T.(69): C(41),W(28) 22 59 100 Cuddapah 10 22 1,830 T.(222): C(152J,W(70) 1,097 19 421 CUddapah 11 23 T.(L645): CCl,645) 66 23 97 Cuddapah 3 24 T .(1.833): CCl,833) 95 407 Cuddapah 3 25

647 T.(S13): C(SI3) 564 5,080 Cuddapah 5 26 Urban Area (Cuddapah Town) 27 T.(558): C(558) 113 70 187 Cuddapah 6 28 T.(739): C(739) 72 70 Cuddapah 8 29 T. (966): C(966) 296 Cuddapah 10 30

T.(889): C(889) 108 250 213 Cuddapah 11 31

T.(2): CO) 17 Cuddapah 16 32 T.(632): C(632) 80 170 11 Cuddapah 18 33 N·A· N·A· N·A· N·A· Cuddapah 16 34 T.(15): C(l5) 23 18 Cuddapah 11 35

T.(40): Tk(38), C(2) 10 4 40 Cuddapah 16 36 T.(1.540): O(900),W(540),Tk(100> 1,480 100 515 Cuddapah 16 37 T.(22): O(15),Tk(7) 2 Cuddapah 16 38 T.(34): O(20),W(l4) 28 Cuddapah 19 39 T.(190): O(150),W(40) 64 Cuddapah 19 40 16

VILLAGE

Amenities CUDDAPAH DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of .A in ~ Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

41 Thappetla 3.06 P W PR PO Ri,Ra 42 Lebaka 5.73 P W PR PO Ri,Ra 43 Pcdda Putha 3.02 P E W KR Ri,Ra 44 Chinna Putha O.6~ P W KR Ri,Ra 45 Jangampalle 1.45 W KR Ri,Ra

46 Paidikalva 7.03 P D W KR PO Ri,Ra,l 47 Eguvapallc . 1.72 H W KR K,J 48 Koppolu 4.35 P W KR PO Ri,Ra, 49 K odandaramapuram 0.19 Uninhabited 50 Ooturu 4.05 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,J

51 Upparapalle 267 P W KR PO Ri, 52 DugganapaJle 2.30 P E W KR Ri,Ra,l 53 Thollaganganapa lle 2.80 P W KR Ri,Ra,J 54 Ambavaram 6.93 P W KR 2PO Ra,J 55 Yadavapuram 0.14 W KR Ri.Ra

56 Thadigotla . 4.57 P W KR Ri,B 57 Krishnapuram 0.89 E W KR,T PO Ra,K,B 58 T. Ramaehandrapuram 0.36 E W PR Ra,K,B 59 Rayalapanthulapalle 0.37 P W PR Ra,K,B 60 Rudrabharatipct 0.63 W PR Ri

61 Chinna Machupalle 3.08 P E W PR Ri,Ra 62 Paiampalle 2.81 3P E W PR PO Ri 63 Oudur (Rural) 2.55 3P E W,T PR Ri 64 Ramarajupalle 0.24 P E W PR PO Ri 65 Akkayapalle 1.00 P .t. W PR PO Ri,B

66 Nagarajupet (Rural) 1.00 E T PR Ri 67 Viswanath~puram (Rural) 0.18 P E W PR Ri 68 Putlampalle 0.17 P W KR Ri,B 69 MamillapaJle 22.33 5P W KR PO Ri,B 70 Ippapenta 24.91 2P E W KR K,Ra,B

71 Chinoa KampaHe 4.00 2P W KR PO K,Ra,B 72 Pedda Kampalle 0.75 W PR K,Ra,B 73 Kolumulapalle 11.71 3P E W PR PO Ri,B 74 Jamaalpalle 0.39 P W PR K,Ra,B 75 Rudrayagaripalle 0.77 Uninhabited

76 Buggalapalle . 1.46 2P E W PR Ra,K,B 77 Buggaletipalle 0.34 P W PR Ra,K.B 78 Utukur 2.87 3P W PR PO Ri,B 79 Chemmumiahpet ( Rural) 2.35 4P E W PR Ri,B 80 Cherlopalle 1.19 Uninhabited 17

DIRECTORY

and Land use JAMMALAMADUGU TALUK ------_.----_.- LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ".------______..A. _____-- _____ ------, Nearest Day historical loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ______..A. ____--- --, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. "'-Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kln<.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

190 119 310 Jamma!amadugu 4 81 T (116): C(80),W(36) 1,033 499 1,940 Jammalamadugu 3 82 T.(104): W(62),Tk(42) 1,661 325 5,071 lammalamadugu 6 83 658 T,(l26): Tk(66),W(60) 200 86 477 Jammahrnadugu 3 84 Urball Area (included ill Jamma1amadllgll Town) 85

Urban Area (Jammaiamadllgu Town) 86 T.(12): W(l2) 1,033 131) 2,217 Jammalamadugu 3 87 T_(14): W(14) 4,803 163 306 Jammalamadugu 8 88 T.(5): W(5) . 3,783 30! 473 Jammalamadugu 11 89 T.(82): W(82) 490 21 Jammalamadugu 16 90

819 118 8 Jallllllalamadugu 16 91 201 40 2 Jammalamadugu 19 92 3,255 169 192 Jammalamadugu 18 93 1,363 98 103 Jammalamadugu 21 94 T.(2R),C(22),W(6) 4.420 229 263 Jammalamadllgu 19 95

T.(47S): C(425),W(50) 1,614 187 158 Jammalamadugu 27 96 T.(75); C(50),W(25) 136 780 2,864 Jammalamadugu 26 97 T.(36): W(36) 822 56 90 Jammalamadugu.27 98

T.(120): W(120) 1,140 115 65 Jammalamadugu 22 99 T.(6): W(6) 1, 144 49 125 Jammalamadugu 17 100

T.(6):W(6) 2,109 97 160 lammalamadugu 17 101 1,029 84 4 Jammalamadugu 13 102 2,021 242 150 Jammalamadugu 19 103 2,771 22 30 Jammalamadugu 15 104

702 35 130 Jammala111adugu 14 105

T.(7): W(7) 1,271 156 59 Jam111ala111adugu 14 106 T.(3): W(3) 1,506 206 178 Jammalamadugu )0 107 12,322 314 40 Jammalamauugu 8 108 1,702 47 43 Jammalamadugu 8 109 1.685 67 18 Jammalamadugu 26 110

T.(6): W(6) 490 121 1,390 Jammalamadugu 14 111

2,289 107 600 Jall1111alanudugu 10 112 T.(230): W(230) ) ,512 93 164 Jammalamadugu 10 113 T.(4): W(4) 1.117 66 380 Jam1llalamadugu 3 114 22 T.(6): W(6) 1,883 193 670 Ja111111alamadugu 5 115

1,639 T(l3): Tk(13) 196 73 1,260 Jammalamadugu 5 116 835 T.(64): W(fi4) 53 92 1,030 Jammalamadugu 5 117 T.(39): W(39) 61 60 1,230 Jammalamadugu 8 118 4,005 T.(34): W(34) 109 206 250 Jammalamadugu 4 119 2,434 T.(247): W(147),Tk(100) 301 106 956 Jammalamadugu 10 120 50 VILLAGE

Amenities CUDDAPAH DISTRICT

Loca- Area ______AMENITIES AVAILABLE.A. WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ...... Staple Code Village Sq. Miles 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

121 Peddadanl ur . 4.74 P W,R PR PO Ra.J,K 122 Sirigepalle 3.35 P W,R PR PO Ra,J.K 1%3 Kosinepalle 6.30 P W PR Ra,J,K 124 Muddanur 6.88 6P,H D E W PR,T PTO Ra,J,K 125 Yamavaram 5.12 P E W PR,T PO Ra,J,K

126 Chintakunta 8.72 P W PR,T PO Ra,J.K 127 Denepalle 6.38 P W KR Ra,J,K 128 Aravetipalle 4.91 P W KR Ra.J,K 129 Bondalakunta 8.92 \2P E W KR PO Ra.J,K 130 Chinna Dudyala 2.48 P E W KR PO Ra,J,K

131 Pedda Dudyala 3.24 P W PR Ra.J,K 132 Velpucherla 3.47 P W ~;'K PO Ra,J.K 133 Nallaballe 4.46 P E W PR PO Ra.J,K 134 Thimmapuram 0.80 P W KR Ra,J,K 135 Rajulagura vaiahpalle 1.42 2P D W KR PO Ra,J,K

136 Kadasani Kothapalle 2.18 P W KR PO Ra.J,K 137 Penikalapadu 4.12 P W KR PO Ra,JK 138 V. (Velpucherla) 1.09 P W KR Ra,J,K Raghavapuram 51

DIRECTORY and Land use JAMMALAMADUGU TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, .r------.A , Nearest Day historical Loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest --.A------, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. '1rrig~~- Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) 07) (18) (1)

T.(I72): Tk(I00),W(72) 1,480 445 925 Jammalamadugu 14 121 423 T.(SS): Tk(55) 200 189 1,277 Jammalamadugu 15 122 ).701 T.(32): W(32) 639 761 899 Jammalamadugu 17 123 J .140 T.(8S): W(1l5) 1,002 745 1,444 Jammalamadugu 21 124 1,286 T.(90): W(9O) 543 298 1,062 Jammalamadugu 23 125

T.(I06): W(74),Tk(32) 984 587 3,906 Jammalamadugu 17 126 2.612 T.(46): W(46) 434 184 807 Jammalamadugu 19 127 2.175 T.(47): W(47) 514 213 193 Jammalamadugu 19 128 TI3 T.(233): W(233) 1,680 924 2.t04 Jammalamadugu 19 129 192 T.(23): W(23) 119 397 258 Jammalamadugu 22 130

T.(27): W(27) 456 263 1,327 Jammalamadugu 23 131 T.(105): W(105) 1,705 441 Jammalamadugu 24 132 T.(17]): W(l71) 2,275 197 214 Jammalamadugu 23 133 T.(42): W(42) 228 98 139 Jammalamadugu 19 134 T.(7): W(7) 772 27 97 Jammalamadugu 22 135

T.(12): W(12) 861 142 380 Jammalamadugu 21 136 T.(118): W(1l8) 1,474 282 764 Jammalamadugu 24 137 T.(57): W(57) 506 68 69 Jammalamadugu 32 138

PRODDATUR TALUK

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES PRODDA TUR T ALUK

1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 63 Alladupalle 80 Mittamanipalle 58 Anantapuram 48 Modameedipalle 86 Annalur 71 Morraipalle 39 Annapusasthrulapalle 77 Mudireddipalle 26 Araka ta vern ula 79 Audireddipalle 89 Nandyalampeta 50 Nanganurpalle 40 Ballakkivaripalle 10 Neelapuram 68 Bhadripalle 38 Nelatur 34 Bollavaram 67 Nerrawada 62 Budidapadu 83 North Mydukur

64 Chapad 81 Onipenta 60 Chinna Guruvalur 21 Chinna Jonnavaram 3 Paidala 28 Cbinna Settipalle 56 Pallavolu 12 Chinna Singanapalle 27 Parlapadu 72 Chintakunta 61 Pedda Guruvalur 66 Chiyyapadu 19 Pedda Jonnavaram 30 Chowdur 31 Pedda Settipalle 70 Pi tchapadu 4 Daddanala 35 Pottipadu 9 Dasaripalle 47 Proddatur 32 Dorasanipalle 17 Duvvur 16 Rajupalem 25 Rajupalem 6 Edamadaka 7 Ramachandrapuram 20 Eruvapalem 33 Rameswaram 29 Rangasayapuram 73 Gaddamayapalle 51 Reguiapalle 24 Gadegudur 75 Ganjikunta 44 Sarvireddipalle 13 Gollapalle 88 Settivaripalle 46 Gopavaram 85 Sivapuram 1 Gopayapalle 69 Somapuram 74 Gudipadu 87 Somayaju\apalle 84 South Mydukur 18 Jillella

52 Kalluru 23 Tangatur 45 Kamanur 54 Thallamapuram 8 Kanagudur 78 Thippireddipalle 59 Katchupapa 22 Thonda1adinne 65 Kethavaram 57 Thummalapadu 36 Korrapadu 14 Tsallabasayapalle 49 Kothapalle 5 Kuluru 55 Upparapalle

82 Lingaladinne 37 Velavali 2 Veil ala 41 Macbanapalle 42 Vengannagaripalle 11 Madirepalle 43 Madur 76 Yakarlapalem 15 Manerampalle 53 Yerragunttapalle

DIRECTORY and Land use PRODDATUR TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, -----_---_____..A. ______~ ------~-- ...... Nearest Day historical Loca- r- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest -_--____A ______--.. Culturable for cult i- distance Weekly importance, No. r-Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) (I)

T.(7): W(7) 1,173 66 113 Proddatur 5 T.(4): W(4) 4,896 177 498 Proddatur 7 2 T.(146): C(126),W(20) 1,561 57 110 Proddatur 8 3 T.(9): C(9) 1,140 27 52 Proddatur 7 4 T.(484): C(481),W(3) 1,621 93 Proddatur 6 5

T.(1,845): C(l ,480),W (365) 1,229 99 233 Proddatur 3 6 T.(68): W(68) 203 1 3 Proddatur 3 7 T.(772): C(660), W(11O),O(2) 1.062 205 1,543 Proddatur 7 8 8,169 T.(41): W(41) 628 312 843 Proddatur 17 9 1,836 T.(I75): W(175) 389 238 926 Proddatur 17 10

T.(372): W(372) 587 354 850 Proddatur 17 11 T.(233): W(233) 689 275 Proddatur 17 12 T.(78): W(78) 650 612 21 Proddatur 18 13 390 6 8 Proddatur 18 14 T.(39): W(39) 329 1 9 Proddatur 16 15

T.(38): W(38) 377 12 129 Proddatur 16 16 T.(1,742): C(1.254),W(353) 1,735 1,417 1,884 Proddatur 16 17 Tk(135) T.(855): C(726) ,W(129) 1,243 514 1,228 Prodda tur 11 18 T.(630): C(330), W(300) 1,591 1,225 1,130 Proddatur 15 19 T.(513): C(513) 273 60 12 • Proddatur 15 20

T.(I95): C(195) 103 541 1,202 Proddatur 15 21 T.(388): C(388) 369 40 33 Proddatur 15 22 T.(573): C(573) 4,213 349 721 Proddatur 12 23 T.(231): C(231) 1,388 89 58 Proddatur 13 24 T.(114): CC1I4) 578 58 1.823 Proddatur 14 25

T.(34): W(34) 4,248 143 143 Proddatur 16 26 T.(8): W(8) 3,253 26 188 Proddatur 16 27 3,704 600 2,000 Proddatur 8 28 T.(26): W(26) 57 105 29 Proddatur 10 29 T.(217): W(217) 3,781 13 827 Proddatur 8 30

T.(361): W(361) 4,709 126 480 Proddatur 7 31 T.(131): W(131) 95 10 135 Proddatur 5 32 300 T.(343): W(343) 850 847 1,377 Proddatur 2 33 T.(98): W(98) 2,433 194 154 Proddatur 2 34 2,200 129 118 Proddatur 8 35

T.(921): C(921) 4,263 237 367 Proddatur 8 36 T.(730): C(730) 3,688 440 479 Proddatur 13 37 T.(527): C(476),W(51) 551 232 194 Proddatur 14 38 T.(403): C(350). W(53) 204 235 57 Proddatur 16 39 T.(205); C(20S) 12 8 23 Proddatur 11 40 56

VILLAGE

Amenities CUDDAPAH DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ------.-----.A------Staple Code Village Sq. Miles 'Education!>l Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nieations Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

------.. _-_.- --~------

41 Machanapalle 5.38 4P E W KR PO Ri.J 42 VengannagaripaJle 0.49 P W KR Ri.J 43 Madur 7.86 5P E W KR PO Ri,] 44 Sarvireddipalle 1.03 Uninhabited 45 Kamanur 7.73 3P E W KR 2PO Ri,]

46 Gopavaram 2.30 P E W PR PO Ri,] 47 Proddatur 6.01 Urban Area (Proddatur Town) 48 Modameeciipalle 3.28 Urban Area (included in Proddatur Town) 49 Kothapalle 3.32 3P E W KR PO Ri.] 50 Nanganurpalle 1.33 P E W KR Ri,J

51 Regulapalle 0.44 P W KR Ri.J 52 Kalium' 6.44 2P Phc E W PR 2PO Ri . .J 53 Yerraguntlapalle 0.64 P E W KR PO Ri.J 54 Thallamapuram 4.85 3P Mew E W PR PO Ri.J 55 Upparapalle 8.41 4P E W KR PO Ri.]

56 Pallavolu 4.41 4P E W PR 2PO Ri,] 57 Thummalapadu 0.40 W KR Ri 58 Anantapuram 6.84 7P,M E W KR 3PO Ri 59 Katchupapa 2.09 P W KR Ri 60 Chinna Guruvalur 1.45 P,H E W KR pO Ri

61 Pedda Guruvalur 1·49 2P W KR PO Ri 62 Budidapadu '. 1·67 Uninhabited 63 Alladupalle • 3·30 2P W KR PO Ri 64 Chapad 2·10 P,M E W KR 2PO Ri 65 Kethavaram 0·68 Uninhabited

66 Chiyyapadu . 5·54 5P D,Mcw E W KR PO Ri 67 Nerrawada . 1·03 P W KR Ri 68 Bhadripalle . 2·58 2P W KR PO Ri 69 Somapuram 1·]0 P W KR Ri 70 Pitchapadu 1·54 P W KR PO Ri

71 Morraipalle 0·(i9 P W KR Ri 72 Chirttakunta 8·02 6P E W PR PO Ri.1

73 Gaddamayapalle 1·32 P W KR Ri,B 74 Gudipadu 5·01 3P,M E W PR PO Ri,B 75 Ganjikunta 13·43 4P E W KR PO Ri.B

76 Yakarlapalem 19·44 Uninhabited 77 Mudireddipalle 15·79 P W KR B 78 ThippireddipaUe 13·82 P E W KR 2PO B 79 Audireddipalle g·88 P W KR B 80 Mittamanipalle 18·49 3P E W KR PO Ri.B 57

DIRECTORY and Land use PRODDATUR TAL UK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r-'------_---_.A------~ Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and oflhe logical Code Forest r ------_-..A.----:--:------, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated UnIrngated waste vation OnKms.) Market ifany (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1 )

T.(2,437): C(2,384), W(53) 527 362 Il7 Proddatur 1 I 41 T.(202): C(202) 45 23 43 Proddatur Ii 42 T.(2,832): C(2,832) 1,553 ("l/ ProddalUf 11 43 T.(222): C(l92), W(30) 361 40 36 Proddatur 5 44 T.(911) : C(869),W(42) 2.885 347 SI3 Proddatur 8 45

T.(414): 0414) 730 224 102 Proddatur 5 46 Urban Area (Proddatur Town) 47 Urban Area (included in Proddatllr Town) 48 T.(698): W(673).C(25) 814 418 196 Pcoddatur 5 49 T.(I78): W(l78) 203 257 214 Proddatur II 50

T.(19): W(19) 155 96 9 Proddatur 1 I 51 T.(592): C(591),W(I) 1,946 174 1,407 Proddatur II 52 T.(199): C( 138).W(6l) 131 82 Proddatur II 53 T.(1,576): C(992), W (584) 894 402 22Q Proddatur 8 54 T.(2.011): C(2,011) 197 639 1.533 Proddatur 8 55

T.(1,848): C{l,840),W(8) 971 Proddatur II 56 T.(144): C(144) 29 72 12 Proddatur 16 57 131 T.(2.690): C(2,690) 124 375 1,188 Proddatur 16 58 T.(77): C(71),W(6) 737 384 132 Proddatur 21 59 T.(916): C(916) 12 Proddatur 17 60

T.(783): C(783) 86 41 44 Proddatur 17 OJ T.(756): C(756) 21 223 68 Proddatur 10 62 T.(742): C(742) 661 391 318 Proddatur 17 63 T.(595): C(595) 111 317 321 Proddatur 13 64 T.(164): CO 64) 103 131 39 Proddatur 16 65

T.(2,355): C(2, 325), W(30) 341 645 209 Proddatuf 17 66 T.(501): C(501) 8 65 84 Proddatur 16 67 T.(1,350): C(1,350) 198 104 Proddatur 18 68 T.(549): C(549) 85 68 Proddatur 21 69 T .(392): C(392) 41 552 Proddatur 23 70

T.(166): C(166) 95 96 81 Proddatur 21 71 T.(967): C(559),W(396),Tk«1 ) 2,103 1,065 997 Proddatur 28 72 T.(57): W(57) 346 405 36 Proddatur 25 73 T.(1,203): W(986),C(217) 1,200 295 502 Proddatur 31 74 2,895 T.(815): W(600),Tk(212) ,C(3) 1,634 2,746 505 Proddatur 32 75

11,697 228 422 94 Proddatur 32 76 8,831 T.(30): W(30) 233 821 192 Proddatur 38 77 5,545 T.(110): W(96),C(14) 481 1,471 I.237 Proddatur 38 78 2,824 T.(250): W(2S0) 234 1,090 1,283 Proddatur 30 79 3,419 T.(367): W(367) 2,007 1,540 4,500 Proddatur 32 80 58

VILLAGE

Amenities CUDDAPAH DIiTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in A------_------___~ ...... Staple Code Village Sq. Miles 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

81 Onipenta 8·38 8P,M,H D E W PR PO Ri,B 82 Lingaladinne 1·72 P W KR Ri,B 83 North Mydukur 6·40 6P D E W PR PO,TO Ri,B 84 South Mydukur 4·08 P,H E W PR PO, TO Ri Phone 85 Sivapuram 2·25 3P W KR Ri,B 86 Annalur 4·78 3P,H E W KR PO Ri,B 87 Somayajulapalle 0·65 P W KR Ri,B 88 Settivaripalle 8·64 5P,M E W KR 2PO Ri,B 89 Nandyalampeta 19·63 lOP D W PR 3PO Ri,B 59

DIRECTORY and Land use PRODDATUR TAL UK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,------.A.------, Nearest Day historical Loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------.A.------, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. ,-Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (I)

T.(1 ,053): W(l ,008),Tk(45) 1,297 1,747 1,257 Proddatur 29 81 T.(131): W( 131) 171 691 107 Proddatur 25 82 T.(746): W(374),C(274),Tk(98) 719 1,921 710 Proddatur 21 83 T.(1,883): C(1,862),W(21) 67 299 365 Proddatur 21 84

T.(7oo): C(597),W(1 03) 301 242 197 Proddatur 25 85

T.(697): C(539),W(158) 525 1,004 831 Proddatur 30 86 T.(26): W(26) 117 185 88 Proddatur 29 87 T.(1.182): W(1,088),Tk(94) 1,061 1,307 1,978 Pl'Oddatur 25 88 3,822 T.0.171): W(1,113),C(53),Tk(5; 3,596 5,021 2,778 Proddatur 30 89

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES BADVEL TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2)

126 Abbusaheb~t 133 Imadapuram alias Pedda- 64 PedulJapalle 87 Akkalreddipalle kesampalle 23 Pendlimarri 43 Itigullapadu 38 Akkamgundla 77 Perammagaripalle 44 Akkampeta 24 Pittigunta 50 Jangamrajupalle 69 A. Kothapalle 82 Porumamilla 121 Anantharajupuram 1I5 Prabhalaveedu 70 Ankanagodugunuru 15 Kalsapadu 12 Pullareddipalle 110 Appajipeta III Kalvapalle 711 Pulliveedu 17 Ayyavaripalie (./> Kamakunta 130 Puttayapalle 35 Katheragandla 120 Badvel 92 Kavalakuntla 10 Rajupalem 27 Balayapalle 74 Kodur 122 Ramapuram 128 Bayyanapalle 140 Konasamudram 34 Rampadu 75 Bodugundupalle 112 Kondampalle 81 57 Boodavada 20 Kondapeta Rangasamudram 4 79 Boppapuram 134 Kondugaripalle Reddipalle 9 Brahmanapalle 132 Kongalaveedu 51 RekalakuAta 93 Buchempalle 91 Korrapatipalle 105 Routhupalle 5 Kothakota 102 Ch allagirigella 73 Chennakesapuram 88 LachOtmpalle 86 Sancherla 108 Chennakrishnapuram 109 Lakkavaripalle 85 Sankavaram 135 Chennampalle 53 Lingampalle 39 Savisettipalle 80 Chennareddipet 21 Siddamurthipalle 1 Chennupalle 123 Madakalavaripalle 89 Siddanakitchayapalle 94 Cherlopalle 67 Madhavarayunipalle 98 Siddavaram 95 Chinna Erasala 22 Mahanandipalle 8 Singarayapalle 97 Chinnayapalle 45 Mallepalle 100 S. Lingampalle 125 Chintalacheruvu 11 Malluvaripalle 49 Somireddipalle 127 C. Kothapalle 14 Mamillapalle 99 S~ Seshampalle 71 Maratipalle 83 Dammanapalle 84 Markapuram ~2 Dharbhavari Agraharam 63 Mekavari palle 18 Tellapadu 58 Diguva Nelatur 106 Middepadu 1-17 Thangedupalle 7 Diguva Thamballapalle 65 M. Narasimhapuram 114 ThipparajupalJe 54 Dirasa vancha 129 Mohideenpuram 118 Thiruvengalapuram 55 D. Narasimhapuram 31 Moolapalle 101 T. SeshampalJe 19 Dulamvaripalle 42 Mudumala 61 Tsoudamivaripalle 76 Munnelle 56 Eguva Nelatur 13 Musalreddipalle 6 Eguva Thamballapalle 90 Musalreddipalle 25 Uppalur 113 Etbirajupalle 136 Nagisettipalle 29 Ganganapalle 32 Narasapuram 137 Vanal11pu!a 3 Gangayapalle 37 Nayunipalle 41 Vankamarri 107 Ganugapenta 30 Varikunta 60 G. Narasimhapuram 33 Oblllapural11 26 Vasudevapuram 62 Godlaveedu 139 Veerapalle 131 Godugunur 96 Veerlapalle 28 Gontuvaripalle 40 Pagadalapalle 68 Vemakunta 138 Gopalapuram 46 Palugurallapalle (Part IV) 36 Vengalampalle 124 Gopavaram 48 Palugurallapalle 116 Yen katapuram 2 Gopa varampalle 72 Papanapalle 104 Venkataramapural11 59 Gundapuram 47 Papireddipalle 119 Guntapalle 16 Patha Ral11apuram 103 Yellapalle 62

VILLAGE

Amenities CUDDAPAH DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tioD Name of in ~ ----. Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu,;, Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Chennupalle 4·79 P W KR PO Ri.Ra,B 2 Gopa varampalle 3·92 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 3 Gangayapalle 14·08 P W KR Ri,Ra.B 4 Reddipalle 2,67 P W KR Ri,Ra,B 5 Kothakota . 29·80 M W KR Ri,Ra,B

6 Eguva Thamballapalle 0·70 P W PR Ri,Ra,B 7 Diguva Thamballapalle 0·73 P W PR Ri,Ra,B 8 Singarayapalle 0·77 P R PR Ri,Ra,B 9 Brahmanapalle 0·44 P W KR PO Ri.Ra 10 Raj.upalem . 3·75 P W KR Ri,Ra

11 MaUuvaripalle 3·18 P W KR Ri,Ra 12 Pullareddipalle 0·88 P W PR Ri,Ra 13 Musalreddipalle 1·04 P W' KR PO Ri,Ra 14 Mamillapalle 4·10 P W PR PO Ri,Ra 15 KaJsapadu 4·69 4P,H D E W,R PR PO Ri,Ra

16 Patha Ramapuram . 1·60 P R PR Ri,Ra 17 Ayyavaripalle 3·86 Uninhabited 18 Tellapadu 16·44 P W PR pb Ri.Ra 19 DulamvaripalJe 0·71 W PR Ri,Ra 20 Kondapeta . 3·55 P W KR Ri.Ra

21 Siddamurthipalle 1·46 P W KR Ri,Ra 22 Mahanandi palle 1·37 P W PR Ri,Ra 23 Pendlimarri 1·31 P W PR Ri,Ra 24 Pittigunta 0·48 P W PR PO Ri.Ra 25 Uppalur 3·96 P R KR Ri,Ra

26 Vasudevapuram 0·74 Uninhabited 27 Balayapalle . 17·14 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 28 Gontuvaripalle 1·12 P W KR Ri,Ra 29 Ganganapalle 1·91 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 30 Varikunta 17·79 P D W KR PO Ri,Ra

31 Moolapalle . 2·45 P W KR PO Ri.Ra.B 32 Narasapuram 3·13 2P.H Phc W KR PO Ri,Ra,B 33 Obulapuram 1·92 P W PR Ri,Ra,B 34 Rampadu 2·02 P W KR Ri.Ra 35 Katheragandla 19·25 9P D W.R KR 3PO Ra.K,B

36 Vengalampalle 1·02 Uninhabited KR 37 Nayunipalle 23·20 P W KR Ra.K.B 38 Akkamgundla 10·97 Uninhabited KR 39 Savisettipalle 28·42 6P W,R KR 2PO Ra.K.lJ 40 Pagadala palle 0·98 Uninhabited 63

DIRECTORY aDd Land use BADVEL TALUK

LAND USE (Area under_.A. different______types of land use in acres) Religious, r----- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,------, CuIturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms,) Market if any (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

2,086 T.(68): W(57),C(11) 372 448 92 Giddalur 42 1 1,463 T.(4): W(4) 267 142 633 Giddalur 42 2 6,625 T.(2): W(2) 351 389 1,644 Giddalur 27 3 884 T.(21): W(21) 168 119 517 Giddalur 27 4 14,835 T.(72): W(48),C(24) lol04 J,067 1,994 GiddaIur 29 5

T.(18): W(18) 313 70 47 Giddalur 29 6 91 T.(5): W(5) 211 84 79 Giddalur 29 7 63 T·P):W(2) 98 60 269 Giddalur 31 8 T.(96): Tk(96) 29 160 GiddaJur 31 9 1,412 T.(504): Tk(504) 140 262 82 Giddalur 31 10

1,444 T.(129): Tk(128),W(1) 84 145 234 GiddaIur 31 11 T.(212): Tk(212) 17 267 22 GiddaIur 34 12 202 T.(38) :Tk(38) 83 159 185 GiddaJur 34 13 2,198 T.(79): Tk(50),W(29) 142 68 137 GiddaJur 35 14 T.(145): Tk (130) ,W (15) 281 148 2,428 Giddalur 34 15

T.(19): Tk(19) 116 267 622 Giddalur 32 16 1,819 123 528 Giddalur 31 17 5,628 T.(84): Tk(53),W(31) 284 1,700 2,826 Giddalur 37 18 T.(81): Tk(72),W(9) 55 111 206 Giddalur 37 19 313 T.(82): Tk(78),W(4) 103 211 10559 Giddalur 37 20

T.(31): W(31) 341 175 387 Giddalur 35 21 T.(46): W(31),Tk(15) 539 181 111 Giddalur 35 22 T.(153): Tk(79), W(74) 169 370 146 GiddaJur 37 23 T.(61): W(39),Tk(22) 116 79 51 GiddaJur 37 24 T.(107): W(91),C(16) 422 1>414 582 Giddalur 37 25

80 171 227 GiddaIur 37 26 7,788 T.(153): W(153) 158 1,086 1,785 Giddalur 48 27 T.(78): W(61),C(17) 98 138 405 GiddaIur 48 28 T.(21O): Tk(167),W(43) 131 98 786 Giddalur 48 29 8,448 T.(103): W(103) 330 342 2,J63 GiddaIur 52 30

T.(42): Tk(22), W(20) 83 186 1,262 GiddaIur 48 31 T .(304): Tk(l82),W(122) 810 273 616 Badve148 32 T.(170): Tk(139),W(31) 229 478 352 Giddalur 43 33 T .(114): Tk(65),W(49) 393 454 336 Badve145 34 308 T.(586): Tk(342),W(244) 4,668 5,360 1,397 BadveI 40 35

76 . 498 73 Badve140 36 . 12,447 372 519 },509 Badvel 52 37 5,114 42 1,226 638 Badvel 52 38 5,122 T.(300): W(300) 2,665 6,230 3,872 Badve! 58 39 T.(67): W(67) 56 471 38 BadveJ 57 40 64

VILLAGE

Amenities CUDDAPAH DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLB WITHIN THE VILLAGE tiOD Name of in ,.... --'"-_-- ---. Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

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41 Vankamarri 1·46 M R PR Ra,K,B 42 Mudumala 5·45 3P W KR PO Ra,K,B 43 Itigullapadu . 27·36 P,M W KR 2PO Ra,K,B 44 Akkampeta. 1·05 P W PR Ra,K.B 45 Mallepalle 4·24 3P W PR PO Ra,K,B

46 PalugurallapaJ\e 16.22 P D W KR Ra,K,B (Part IV) 47 Papireddipalle 6·84 W KR Ra,K,B 48 PaluguralIapaIIe )3·16 7P,H W KR PO Ri,Ra,K 49 SomircddipaJle 18·88 4P,H W KR 3PO Ri,Ra,K 50 Jangamrajupalle 17·30 4P W KR PO Ra,K,J

51 Rekalakunta 30·18 2P W KR 2PO Ra,K,J 52 Dharbhavari 2·18 P W KR Ra,K,J Agraharam 53 Lingampalle 0·66 Uninhabited KR 54 Dirasavancha 9·08 5P W KR 2PO Ra,K,J 55 D. Narasimhapuram 0·35 Uninhabited KR

56 Eguva Nelatur 6·08 P W KR PO Ra,K,J 57 Boodavada • 0·19 W KR Ra,K,J 58 Diguva Nelatur 6·83 2P W,R KR .PO Ra,K,J 59 Gundapuram 2·53 2P W KR Ra,K,J 60 G. Narasimhap'lfam 0·97 W KR Ra,K,J

61 Tsoudarnivaripalle . 6·35 P W KR Ri,Ra,J 62 Godlaveedu 3·16 P,M W.R KR PO Ri,Ra,J 63 Meka varipaJle 4·47 3P W KR Ri.Ra 64 PeduIIapalle 1·98 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 65 M. Narasimhapuram 0·67 P W KR Ri,Ra

66 Karnakunta 2·60 P W PR Ri,Ra, 67 Madha varayun ipalle 0,49 P W PR Ri.Ra 68 Vernakunta 1·95 Uninhabited 69 A. Kothapalle 12·27 W PR Ri.Ra 70 Ankanagodugunuru 1·97 P R KR PO Ri,Ra

71 Maratipalle 0·65 P R KR Ra,K,B 72 Papanapalle 10·70 R KR Ra,K,B 73 Chennakesapuram 0·79 R KR PO Ri,Ra 74 Kodur , 7·90 4P,M Phc E W KR PO Ri,Ra 75 Bodugundupalle 0·24 Uninhabited

76 MunneIIe 14·53 9P,H D W,R PR 3PO Ri,Ra 77 Perammagaripalle 0,59 P W KR Ri,Ra 78 Pulliveedu 2·39 P W PR Ri.Ra 79 Boppapuram 1·68 P W PR PO. Ri.Ra 80 Chennareddipet 1·00 M W PR Ri.Ra 65

DIRECTORY and Land use BAD VEL TALUK

LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ~------~------'Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code forest ----.----, Culturab!e for cu!ti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated U nirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) (1)

T.(31): W(28),Tk(3) :16 574 296 B~dvel 50 41 T.(361): W(197),Tk(l44),C(20) 663 1,288 1,174 Badvel 39 42 8,344 T.(399): W(353),Tk(46) 1,272 3,753 3,742 Badvel43 43 T.(42): W(42) 122 354 134 Badvel 43 44 T.(276): W(276) 827 887 727 Badvel 40 45

2,234 T.(111): W(1l1) 295 4,379 3,362 Badvel 38 46 1,827 T.(111): W(lll) 504 560 1,376 Badve! 38 47 T.(345): Tk(288), W(57) 2,342 2,381 3,354 Badvel 32 48 4,666 T. (899): W(601),Tk(185),C(113) 855 3.125 2,538 Badve! 32 49 3,662 T.(591): W(577),Tk(14) 1,460 3,381 1,972 Badve! 30 50

13,044 T. (309): W(287), Tk(22) 895 4,278 787 Eadvel 25 51 10251 T.(IO): W(lO) 56 20 3 Badve! 18 52

205 16 168 38 Badvel 18 53 2,100 T.(307): Tk(194),W(112),C(l) 715 1,063 1,626 Badve! 16 54 120 T.(12): W(12) 62 30 Badvel 16 55

1,501 T.(45): Tk(42),W(3) 139 992 1,213 Badvel 18 56 T.(15): W(14),Tk(l) 27 40 40 Badve! 16 57 1,800 T.~211): Tk(198),W(l3) 3(10 313 1,747 Badve! 18 58 T.(122): W{71),Tk(51) 276 428 7'91 Badvel20 59 T.(28): W(21),Tk(7) 158 240 195 Badvel 18 60

T.(137): W(82),Tk(55) 659 1,105 2.t63 Sadve! 25 61 T.(102): W(102) 598 861 461 Badve! 24 62 T.(279): Tk(279) 225 470 1,887 Badve122 63 T.(167): Tk(!44),qI7), W('i) 62 267 771 Badve! 16 64 T. (16): Tk(l6) 22 169 227 Badve! 20 65

T.(58): Tk(56),W(2) 102 1,232 272 Sadve! 20 66 T.(l3): Tk(l3) 9 231 64 Badvel 20 67 T, (22): Tk(22) 7 469 750 Badve! 19 68 T.(l1): Tk(ll) 5 4,083 3,754 Badve! 20 69 T. (64): Tk(64) 63 447 689 Badvel 22 70

T.(52): Tk(52) 46 178 143 Badve! 28 71 28 122 ;,050 1,648 Badve! 30 72 T.(5): W(5) 32 95 378 Badve! 33 73 T.(831): Tk(B31) 621 1,302 2,300 Badvel26 74 23 104 28 Badvel27 75

1.(909): Tk(788),W(121) 3,405 2,467 2,518 Badvel45 76 T.(33): Tk(26),W(7) 32 314 Badvel43 77 T.(23): Tk(18), W(S) 846 4113 883 Badve! 36 78 T.(95): Tk(5l),W(44) 150 49 781 Badve129 79 T.(57): W(34),Tk(23) 116 45 422 BadveI 28 80 66

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Loca- Area ----_AMENITiES ------_- AVAILABLE__.A. ______WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq. Miles 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

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81 Rangasamudram 9·21 4P W PR PO Ri,Ra 82 Porumamilla 3·52 4P,2H D,H E W PR PO,TO Ri,Ra 83 Dammanapalle 2·66 4P W PR PO Ri,Ra 84 Markapuram 0·65 P W PR Ri,Ra 85 Sankavaram 19· 71 8P,M E W PR PO Ri,Ra

86 Sancherla 13·76 2P W PR Ri,Ra 87 Akkalreddipa lIe 6·30 2P,M W PR 2PO Ri,Ra 88 Lachampalle 1·28 Uninhabited 89 Siddanaki tchayapalle 1·17 P W KR Ri,Ra 90 Musalreddipalle 3·33 2P W KR Ri,Ra

91 Korrapatipalle 1·37 P W KR Ri,Ra,K 92 Kavalakuntla 11·46 M E W KR PO Ri,Ra,K 93 Buchempalle 0·75 P W KR Ri,Ra,K 94 Cherlopalle 14·02 7P,H D E W KR 2PO Ri.Ra,K 95 Chinna Erasala 5·76 3P E W KR Ri,Ra,K

96 Veerlapalle 0·44 Uninhabited 97 Chinnayapalle 1·14 P W KR Ri,Ra,K 98 Siddavaram 8·25 P,M W KR PO Ri,Ra,K 99 S. Seshampalle 2·00 Uninhabited 100 S. Lingampalle 0·08 Uninhabited

101 T. Seshampalle 1·05 W KR Ri,Ra,K 102 Challagirigella 10·95 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra,K 103 Yellapalle 3·03 P W KR Ri,Ra,K 104 Venkataramapuram 1·24 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra,K

105 Routhupalle 1·12 .:. ~ W KR Ri.Ra,K

106 Middepadu , 1·02 Uninhabited 107 Ganugapenta 17·96 3P,H D W KR PO Ri,Ra,K 108 Chennakrishnapu ram 0·45 Uninhabited 109 Lakkavaripalle 6·46 P W KR Ri,Ra,K 110 Appajipeta 5·07 Uninhabited

III Kalvapalle 3·12 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra,K 112 Kondampalle 1·07 W PR Ri,Ra,K 113 Ethirajupalle 3·63 P W PR Ri,Ra 114 Thipparajupalle 1·21 P W KR Ri,Ra 115 Prabhalaveed u 4·93 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra

116 Venkatapuram 1·83 Uninhabited 117 Thangedupalle 1·43 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,K 118 Thiruvengalapuram 2·40 P W KR PO, Ri,Ra 119 Guntapalle 3·14 3P E W PR 2PO,Phone Ri,Ra 120 Badvel Urban Area (Badvel Town) 67

DIRECTORY and Land use BADVEL TALUK

LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ,..------Nearest Day historical Loca- ---- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area availab!e and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (I)

T,(642): Tk(489),W(153) 616 2'}71 2,465 Badve! 34 81 T.(788): Tk(774),W(,14) 247 1,073 143 Badye! 33 82 T.(1 ,106): Tk(I.106) 33 164 399 Badvel 34 83 T.(116): Tk(1l6) 5 203 92 Badvel 35 84 T.(1,864): Tk(I.780),W(84) 70 3,278 1,402 Badye! 37 85

5,857 T.(31): Tk(30).W(l) 708 1,131 1,079 Gidda!ur 29 86 T.(331): Tk(I77),W(154) 900 937 1,864 Giddalur 32 87 T.(43): Tk(43) 18 448 Giddalur 30 88 T.(102): Tk(84),W(18) 103 105 509 Giddalur 38 89 1,502 T.(122): Tk(107).W(15) 50 143 314 Giddalur 38 90

T.(64): W(64) 189 243 381 Giddalur 31 91 6,235 T (199): Tk(140).W(59) 900 Giddalur 31 92 T.(81): Tk(45).C(19),W(l7) 51 86 267 Giddalur 40 93 4.I29 T.(696): W('16),Tk(180) 679 1,407 2,062 Badye! 43 94 478 T.(239): Tk(180).W(59) 152 643 2.I77 Badve! 40 95

T.(2): W(2) 140 118 21 Badve) 41 96 T.(110): Tk(94).W(16) 86 258 275 Badye! 38 97 . 2,475 T.(290): Tk(21l),W(79) 484 362 1,669 Badye140 98 T.(I): W(I) 1 278 1,000 , Badvel 40 99 T.(l8): W(15),Tk(3) 20 13 Badve140 100

297 T.(33): Tk(33) 42 81 223 Badve) 29 101 4,428 T.(414): W(241),Tk(l73) 124 1,582 466 Badyel 30 102 1,590 T.(160): Tk(l25).W(35) 64 25 100 Badye) 29 103 293 T.(86): Tk(55).W(31) 130 82 203 Badvel 21 104 T.(35): W(35) 116 512 54 Badve! 23 105

358 T.(13): W(13) 38 84 160 Badvel 23 106 8,491 T.(391): W(291),Tk(IOO) 171 1,773 668 Badve) 24 107 36 92 161 Badyel30 108 2,366 T.(273): C(100),W(92),Tk(81) 111 424 960 Badyel 16 109 2,830 37 73 311 Badye) 17 110

T.(315): C(loo), Tk(t62). W(53) 17 526 1,139 Badvel 17 111 T.(61): Tk(53).W(8) 42 130 453 Badye! 15 112 T.(31): Tk(30).W(l) 353 453 1,486 Badvel 14 113 T.(44): Tk(42).W(2) 28 230 471 Badvel 14 114 T.(365): Tk(327),W(38) 238 605 1,947 Badvel 13 115

T.(48): Tk(43).W(5) 488 33 598 Badvel 13 116 T.(161): Tk(161) 202 297 255 Badvel 12 117 T.(311): Tk(311) 261 152 804 Badve! 8 118 T.(936): Tk(936) 125 352 599 Badvel 1 119 Urban Area (Badvel Town) 120 68

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Amenities CUDDAPAH DISTRICT

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121 Anantharajupuram . 10·05 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 122 Ramapuram 1·48 P W PR Ri,Ra 123 Madakalavaripalle . 13·23 3P E W PR 2PO Ri,Ra 124 Gopavaram. 16·30 6P,M W K.R 2PO Ri.Ra 125 Ch intalacheru vu 2·05 2P E W PR 2PO Ri.Ra

126 Abbusahebpet 1·17 P W KR RiRa 127 C. Kothapalle 1·40 Uninhabited KR 128 Bayyanapalle 0·66 P W KR PO Ri.Ra 129 Mohideenpuram 0·07 Uninhabited KR 130 Puttayapalle 2·02 P E W PR Ri,Ra

131 Godugunur . 1·43 P E W PR Ri,Ra 132 Kongalaveedu 3·37 2P E W KR PO Ri.Ra 133 Imadapuram alias 1·20 P W KR Ri,Ra Peddakesampalle 134 Kondugaripalle 0·75 Uninhabited KR 135 Chennampalle 4·72 5P E W PR 2PO Ri.Ra

136 Nagisettipalle 2·SS P W KR Ri,Ra 137 Vanampula . 6·84 P W PR 2PO Ri,Ra 138 Gopalapuram 2·10 W KR Ri.Ra 139 Veerapalle 19·74 4P W KR Ri,Ra 140 Konasamudram 1·45 pi W KR Ri,Ra 69

DIRECTORY and Land use BAD VEL TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. r------__------A ------, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area ayailable and of the logical Code Forest __------A------, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. rirrigated Unirrigated waste yation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17 ) (18) (I)

3.419 T.(527): Tk(500),W(27) 252 548 1,632 B"dyel 4 11t T. (22): W(22) 536 330 53 Badyel 5 122 4,223 T.(207): Tk(207) 628 J ,265 2,141 Badye! 1 123 2,819 T.(50S): Tk(404),W(IOI) 1,051 3,210 2,852 Badyel 8 124 T.(I44): Tk(1l9),W(2~) 75 299 794 Badyel 8 125

T.(27): W(17).Tk(lO) 47 19 805 Badyel 8 126 T.(1): W(1) 5 60 830 Badyel 7 127 T.(75): Tk(55),W( 20) 27 164 154 Badyel 7 128 40 4 BldYel 6 129 T.(186): Tk(l25). W(61) 3 845 264 Badyel 14 130

T.(141): Tk(122).W(19) 18 510 247 Badyel 12 131 498 T.(63): W(44),Tk(19) 351 760 482 Badyel 16 132 T.(70): Tk(55).W(l5) 60 55 583 Badyel 9 133

T.(48): Tk(27).W(2l) 69 196 166 Badyel 8 134 T.(896): Tk(866),W(30) 49 638 1,4:;8 Badyel 1 135

T.(260): Tk(235). W(25) 711 869 Badyc1 12 136 1,536 T.(278): Tk(224).W(54) 447 376 1,739 Badye) 8 137 647 T.(60): W(54).Tk(6) 80 178 384 Badye) 9 138 10,476 T.(lOl): W(lOI) 535 537 985 Badyel 12 139 T.(181): Tk(I64).W(17) 22 503 227 Badyel 14 140

SIDHOUT T ALUK \. ., ... /./ E <.,1 2 71

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES SIDHOUT T ALUIe

1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (I) (1) (2) (2)

15 Atlur 6 Nallayapalle 64 Namallagondi 71 Boddecherla 51 Narayanarajupel 68 Brahmanapalle 43 Nekanapuram 63 Brahmanapalle (Shor.) 73 Bukkayyapalle 66 Obulam

26 Chenduvoy 79 Pattapurayi 54 Chintharajupalle 44 Peddap?lle 411 Pennaperur 41 Darjeepalle 17 Pidathalaveerayapalle 59 PonnapaJle 49 Gangaperur 33 Ponnavolu 42 Gollapalle 9 Gujjulavaripalle 50 RachagudipalJe 62 Gundlamada 30 Rajampeta 40 Gundlamula 3 Rajupalem 70 Ramapuram North 28 Jangalapalle 69 Ramapuram South 46 Javukulapalle 22 Rangampalle 18 Jonnavaram 65 Ravulakollu 78 Juvvalapalle 67 Rekalakunta 32 Jyothi 74 Sarvappanayunipeta 35 Kadapayapalle 47 Shakarajupalle 5 Kamalakur 29 Sidhout alias Siddhavattam 12 Kamasam udrarn 38 Kanumalopalle 36 Takkolu 56 Konarajupalle 8 Thamballago od i 14 Kondur 1 Thippanapalle 57 Kotapadu 24 Thudur 80 Kothur 58 Kudumuluru 25 Uppatur 11 Kumbhagiri 61 KuruguntapalJe 75 Vakamada 19 . Varikunta 34 Lingampalle 27 Velugupalle 13 Vemalur 37 MachupalJe 10 Venkatapuram 7 Madapur 2 Venkatasettipalle 20 Maddur 21 Viruru 60 Madhavaram 72 Viswana thapuram 23 Malinenipatnam 76 Vogur 45 Mandapalle 52 Vontimitta 53 Mangampeta 31 Vo ntithatipalle 55 Mantapampalle 39 Mulapalle 77 Yeppirala 16 Muthukur .. Yerraballe 72

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1 Thippanapalle 2·39 P E W KR Ri.Ra 2 Venkatasettipalle 1·32 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 3 Rajupalem 3·41 P E W PR Ri,Ra 4 Yerraballe . 2·50 2P E W KR Ri,Ra 5 Kamalakur 5·79 4P D E W PR 2PO Ri,Ra

6 Nallayapalle 3·52 P W KR Ri,Ra 7 Madapur 6·55 2P W KR Ri.Ra 8 Thamballagondi 3·34 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra 9 GujjulavaripaUe 2·70 P W Ri.Ra 10 Venkatapuram 3·00 W KR Ri.Ra

11 Kumbhagiri 1·07 P W PR PO Ri.Ra 12 Kamasamudram 2·37 3P W KR Ri,Ra 13 Vemalur 1·30 P W KR Ri,Ra 14 Kondur 3·22 3P D E W PR Ri,Ra 15 Atiur 4·87 3P E W PR PO Ri,Ra

16 Muthukur 7·92 3P W PR PO Ri,Ra 17 Pidathalaveerayapalle 0·22 Uninhabited 18 Jonnavaram 2·48 2P W KR Ri.Ra 19 Varikunta 2·60 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra 20 Maddur 1·75 P W RI,Ra

21 Viruru 2·75 2P W PR Ri,Ra 22 Rangatnpalle }·32 W KR Ri,Ra 23 Malinenipatnam 5·48 3P D W PR 2PO Ri,Ra 24 Thudur 3·28 P W Ri,Ra 25 Uppatur 2·30 P W PR PO Ri.Ra

26 Chenduvoy 3·73 2P W PR PO RiRa 27 Velugupalle 2·78 P W PR Ri,Ra 28 Janga1apaJ1e 13·44 2P E W PR Ri,Ra 29 Sidhout alias 2·87 6P,H D,H E W PR PO.TO Ri,Ra Siddha vattam Phone 30 Rajampeta. 4·05 P E W PR Ri,Ra

31 Vontithatipalle 2·32 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra 32 Jyothi 17·62 3P E W PR Ri,Ra 33 Ponn3volu 2·21 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 34 Lingaxnpalle 1·23 P E W KR Ri,Ra 35 Kadapayapalle 0·80 P E W KR Ri,Ra

36 Takkolu 4·01 3P D E W PR PO Ri,Ra 37 MachupalJe . 1·89 2P E W PR PO, Ri,Ra 38 Kanuxnalopalle 0·69 P W PR,T Ri,Ra 39 Mulapalle 1·43 P E W KR Ri,Ra 40 Gundlamula 1·15 E W KR Ri,Ra 73

DIRECTORY and Land use SlDHOUT TALUK

LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ------A----______r ---, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest '-:--:1- ---A---_-_ ... _-., Culturable for culti- distance W.:ekly impurtance, No. Irngate Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Marht jfany (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) tl7 ) (18) (I)

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36 T.(l62): Tk(83),W(79) 92 177 1,063 Badvel 14 1 T.(89): Tk(56),W(33) 1 15 741 Badvel 11 2 T.(402): Tk(343),W(59) 118 415 1,246 Badvel 16 3 502 T.(209): W023),Tk(86) 78 507 304 Badvel 16 4 T.(911): Tk(733).W(178) 374 1,207 1,214 Badvel 18 5

T.(38): Tk(34),W(4) 15 159 2,041 Badvel 19 6 1,225 T.(730): Tk(507),W(223) 347 930 960 Badvel 18 7 805 T (81): W (71). Tk(10) 212 762 282 Badvel 16 8 T.(l95): W(l33),Tk(62) 64 570 895 Badvel 19 9 1,913 T.(4): W(4) Badvel 19 10

T.(346): Tk(184).W(162) 58 196 85 Badvel 21 11 T, (438): W(295).Tk(143) 37 466 570 Badvel 19 12 T.(327): W(180),Tk(147) 224 253 28 Badvel 21 13 13 T,(413): Tk(275).W(138) 164 278 10191 Badvel 19 14 T.(657): W(388),Tk(269) 634 1,341 485 Badvel 26 15

3,340 T.(449): W(275).Tk(174) 457 394 429 Badvel26 16 T.(34): Tk(25),W(9) 56 47 4 Badvel 29 17 810 T.(336): W(178).Tk(158) 91 293 57 Badvel 30 18 304 T. (434): Tk(397),W(37) 125 397 410 Badve130 19 T.(213): W(l25). Tk(88) 117 61 729 BadveI 32 20

T.(663): W(630).Tk(33) 162 429 506 BadveI 30 21 T.(82): W(82) 82 595 86 Badvel 34 22 T.(402): W(378),Tk(24) 742 380 1,980 Badvel 34 23 1,:>02 T.(255): Tk(193).W(62) 244 105 497 Badvel 34 24 2 T.(372): W(245),Tk(127) 221 460 416 Badvel 34 25

239 T.(484): W(435).Tk(49) 331 324 1,099 Badvel 34 26 908 T.(1ll): W(lll) 34 100 fl26 Cuddapah 24 27 7,730 T.(253): W(253) 26 138 455 Cuddapah 21 28 418 T.(197): W(l97) 38 279 905 Cuddapah 18 Fort (Protected 29 Monument) 2,478 T.(79): W(79) 17 12 23 Cuddapah 14 30

T.(258): W(258) 57 442 728 Cuddapah 13 31 9,741 T.(265): W(265) 490 781 Cuddapah 10 32 T.(505): W(439),Tk(66) 431 478 Cuddapah 10 33 T.{18S)~ Tk(I34),W(Sl) 24 130 446 Cuddapah 11 34 T.(232): W(228),Tk(4) 1 24 255 Cuddapah 11 .,. 35

T .(315): W (239). Tk(76) 115 351 ),785 Cuddapah 8 36 2 T.(381): W(305),Tk(76) 183 113 530 Cuddapah 8 37 231 1 34 176 Cuddapah 13 38 75S T.(71): W(71) 51 8 30 Cuddapah 14 39 493 T.(52): W(S2) S2 52 133 Cuddapah 14 40 74

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41 Darjeepalle . 1·17 2P E W PR Ri.Ra 42 Gollapalle 1·17 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 43 Nekanapuram 3·99 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 44 Peddapalle 7·94 4P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 45 Mandapalle . 2·10 W Ri,Ra

46 Javukuiapalle 7·22 W Ri,Ra 47 Shakarajupalle 3·46 3P W PR PO Ri,Ra 48 Pennaperur . 7·55 2P Mcw E W PR Ri,Ra 49 Gangaperur 2·83 \ 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra 50 Raehagudipalle 2·76 4P Mew E W PR 2PO Ri,Ra

51 Narayanarajupet 0·35 P W KR Ri,Ra 52 Vontimitta . 8·47 10P,H D,Mew E W PR,T 3PO,TO Ri,Ra

53 Mangampeta 1·06 W KR Ri,Ra 54 Chintharajupalle 8·84 P W PR PO Ri,Ra 55 Mantapampalle 3·14 4P,H D,Mew E W PR,T PO,TO Ri,Ra

56 Konarajupalle 13·48 P W PR 2PO Ri,Ra 57 Kotapadu 5·04 2P,H E W PR PO Ri,Ra 58 Kudumuluru 4·10 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra 59 Ponnapalle . 3·90 P W ; PO Ri,Ra 60 Madhavaram 5·56 4P Phe, Mew E W PR 2PO,Phone Ri,Ra,

61 Kuruguntapalle 19·15 5P 2D W PR 3PO Ri,Ra 62 Gundlamada 2·09 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 63 Brahmanapalle tShor.) 3·33 W KR Ri,Ra 64 Namallagondi 2·32 P W PR PO Ri,Ra 65 Ravulakollu 1·98 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra

66 Obulam 10·98 9P D W PR PO Ri,Ra 67 Rekalakunta 2·10 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 68 Brahmana palle 2·92 3P W PR PO Ri,Ra 69 Ramapuram (South) 7·93 3P D W KR PO Ri,Ra 70 Ramapuram (North) 7·92 3P W PR PO Ri,Ra

71 Boddecherla 4·56 P W KR Ri,Ra 72 Viswanathapuram . 2·85 P W KR Ri.Ra 73 Bukkayapal1e 1.43 P W KR Ri,Ra 74 Sarvappanayunipeta 0·67 W KR Ri,Ra 75 Vakamada 3·69 P W KR Ri,Ra

76 Vogur 4·73 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 77 Yeppirala 4·74 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra 78 Juvvalapalle 4·62 P W PR Ri,Ra 79 Pattapurayi . 2·14 P W Ri,Ra 80 Kothur 16·16 t;p D W PR 3PO Ri,Ra 75

DIRECTORY and Land ose SIDMOUT TALUK "------LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,------A------_- , Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------A------, CuIturable for cuIti- distance Weeklv importance. No. 'Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Krns.) Marke't ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) ._------

415 T.(68): W(68) 59 100 105 Cuddapah 26 41 T.(74): W(74) 120 229 325 Cliddapah 27 42 1.749 T.(142): W(142) 221 199 243 Cuddap8h 19 43 1.968 T.(641): W(64I) 353 688 1,431 Cliddapah 16 44 757 T.(68): W(68) liO 210 148 Cuddapah 18 45

3.808 T.(91): W(91) 62 306 351 Cuddapah 18 46 1,350 T.(240): W(196),Tk(44) 498 84 42 CUddapah 21 47 1.522 T.(446): W(446) 774 495 1,595 Cuddapah 24 48 T.(679): Tk(449),W(230) 261 335 602 Cuddapah 30 49 T.(365): W(365) 349 593 459 Cuddapah _'2 50

T.(15): W(15) 43 111 51 Cuddapah 35 51 55 T.(l.t15): Tk(I.050),W(65) 1,376 1.405 1,467 Cuddapah 26 Kodanda 52 Ramaswamy temple T.(68): W(68) 58 493 59 Rajampet 35 53 3.623 T.(254): W(248).R(6) 378 1.315 88 Rajampet 32 54 25 T.(312): W(176),Tk(13S) 450 877 346 Rajampet 20 55

7.246 T.(173): W(137), Tk(36) 235 816 157 Cuddapah 25 56 1.561 T.(438): W(336),Tk(102) 287 570 370 Cliddapah 45 57 2,309 T.OIS): W(315) Cuddapah 48 58 1,283 T.(248): W(248) 177 242 546 Rajampet 37 59 T.(231): W(165),Tk(66) 800 1,J34 1,393 Rajampet 32 60

T.(558): Tk(292).W(266) 400 1,859 9,439 Rajampet 30 61 T.(47): W(47) 73 380 838 Rajampet 40 62 T.(3): W(3) 53 1,076 1,000 Rajampet 45 63 94 T.(55): Tk(45),W( 10) 386 32 918 Rajampet 28 64 430 T.(l56): W(123), 1 k(33) 69 183 425 Rajampet 22 65

2,559 T.(836): Tk(422),W(414) 277 1,651 1,701 Rajampet 18 66 418 T.(I80): Tk(107), W(73) 114 345 284 Rajampet 19 67 405 T.(275): Tk(231),W(42) 109 227 849 Rajampet 14 68 937 T.(631): Tk(596),W(35) 257 2,755 495 Rajampet 12 69 229 T.(556): Tk(302),W(254) 95 2,096 2,099 Rajampet 10 70

2,230 T.(284): Tk(216),W(68) 159 147 100 Rajampet 16 71 607 T.(38): W(35),Tk(3) 237 505 441 R'1jampet 15 72 T.(1l4): W(114) 193 402 20" Rajampet 24 73 T.(25): W(25) 158 246 Rajampet 25 74 322 T.(203): W(191),C(12) 537 552 742 Rajampet 31 75

631 T,(597): W(408),Tk(189) 293 691 813 Rajampet 29 76 995 T.(403): W(287),Tk(1I6) 590 1,023 20 Rajampet 26 77 1.307 T.(I72): W(l72) 358 775 344 Rajampet 27 78 5 T.(l83): Tk(128),W(55) 362 663 153 Rajampet 29 79 5,944 T.(492): W(462),Tk(30) 899 822 2,185 Rajampet 31 80

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1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) r2) 78 A. Chennamambapuram 38 Komantharajupuram 135 Ragha varajupuram 51 Adapur 12 Komarunipalle 71 Rajampet 61 Akepadu 99 Kommanavaripalle 108 Rajukunta 92 Ananthaiahgaripalle 2 Kommuru 103 Rallachervllpalle 134 Anantharajupet 3 Konapuram 6 Ramamambapuram 72 Anantharajupuram 19 Konduru 96 Ramasamudram 77 Ananthasamudram 20 Konduru Chennaraya- 81 Rangampalle 85 Appaiahrajupet samudram 4 Rangayapalle 131 42 AthiraIIa Korlakunta 58 R. Buduguntapalle 121 Kota Venkata Ramaraju- 80 ReddipaIIe puram 66 Bahirajupalle 59 Rollamadugu 67 112 Bhakarapuram Kothapalle 119 Bommavaram 100 Kothapalle Agraharam 63 Seshamam bapuram 117 BotimeedipaJle 11 Kunda Nellore 143 Settigunta 70 Brahmanapalle 13 Siddavaram 47 Lebaka 29 Singanamala 110 Cherlopalle 48 Lebaka Mangamamba- 31 Singanamala Chennaraya 129 Chinna Orampadu puram Samudram J07 ChintaJache]jka 32 Singanamala Vengamamha- 1 Chintalakunta 52 Madana Gopalapuram puram 105 ChitveI 120 Maharajupuram 35 Singareddipalle 141 Chiyyavaram 26 Malemarpuram 16 Siriavaram 21 MaUemadugu 40 Sitharampuram 86 Dalvaipalle 62 Mandapalle 144 Srinivasapuram 22 Damanacherla 126 Mangampet 68 Srirangarajupuram 106 Devamachupalle 69 Mannur 60 Srirangarajupalem 74 Devasamudram 90 Mittameedapalle 97 Dondlopalle 128 Mnkkavaripalle 10 Tangutur 109 Mylapalle 53 Thallapaka 132 Gadel. 18 Thimmamambapuram 136 Gangarajupuram 123 Nagavaram S Thimmarajupalle 82 Garlamadugu 55 Nagireddipalle III Thimmayapalem 30 Girijamambapuram llS Nagiripadu 73 Thi ppayapalle 102 Gobburivaripalle 39 Nallapureddipalle 36 Thi rumalarajupet 75 Gopamam bapuram 49 Nalla ThimmayapaJle 17 Thirunampalle 127 Govindampalle 54 Nandalul 87 Thiruvengalanatharaja- puram 64 Gundlur 15 Narasimharajupuram Thummakonda 44 Naray:!na Nellore 118 65 Hastavaram 46 T. Vengamambapuram 116 Nethivaripalle 34 Indlur 79 Nookanapalle 142 Upparapalle 25 Itimarpuram 8 Nookinenipalle 91 Utukur 9 Jangalapalle 95 Utukuru Chalivendula 137 Obanapalle 45 JattivaripaHe 94 Utukur Venkatampalle 130 Jellalamadaka 37 Obili 98 Vallurupalle 56 122 Kalvavari Kandrikll Patur 125 Vasudevapuram 33 Kambalakunta 104 Pedda Orampadu 76 Vathalur 113 Kampasamudram 14 Penagalur Agraharam 24 Velagacher la 114 Kampasamudram Agra- 83 Perayavaram 23 Velagacherla Mangamam- haram 41 Poli bapuram 139 K. Buduguntapalle 28 Pondalur 124 Vellalavari Kandrika 84 Ketharajupalle 27 Pondalur Venkatampalle 101 Venka tesapuram 43 Kitchamambapuram 7 Potbapi 138 Kitchamambapuram 57 Pulaputhuru 88 Yammanur Agraharam 89 Pullampet 50 Yellamrajupalle 140 Kgdur 93 Pu thana varipalle 133 Yerraguntlakota 78

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1 Chintalakunta 6·18 W,R KR Ri,Ra 2 Kommuru 3·07 P W PR Ri,Ra 3 Konapuram 2·09 P W PR PO Ri,Ra 4 Rangayapalle 1·57 M W,R PR Ri,Ra 5 Thimmarajupalle 1·25 W,R PR Ri,Ra

6 Ramamambapuram 0·45 P W PR Ri,Ra 7 Pothapi 5·)0 P,M W,R PR PO Ri,Ra 8 Nookinenipalle 1·05 P W PR Ri,Ra 9 Jangalapalle 0·36 W PR Ri,Ra 10 Tangutur 6·91 \ 2P,H D E W,R PR PO Ri,Ra

11 Kunda Nellore 0·60 P W PR Ri,Ra 12 Komarunipalle 1·76 W PR Ri,Ra 13 Siddavaram 0·88 2P W,R PR PO Ri,Rll 14 Penagalur Agraharam 3·31 3P,H D W PR PO Ri,Ra 15 Narasimharajupuram 0·98 P W,R PR PO Ri,Ra

16 Siriavaram . 4·92 W PR Ri,Ra 17 ThirunampalJe 3·26 p W PR Ri,Ra 18 Thimmamambapuram 2·16 Uninhabited 19 Konduru 9·74 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra 20 Konduru Chennaraya 0·22 W KR Ri,Ra Samudram

21 Mallemadugu 11·98 p W KR Ri,Ra Damanacherla 2·45 W KR Ri,Ra 22 W·,,· 23 Velagacherla 1·82 KR Ri,Ra Mangamambapuram 24 Velagacherla 7·93 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 25 Itimarpuram 17·76 4P,M W PR PO Ri,Ra

26 Malemarpuram 13·71 5P,M W PR PO Ri,Ra 27 Pondalur Venkatam- 4·51 Uninhabited pane 28 Pondalur 8·78 6P E W PR Ri,Ra 29 Singanamala 0·98 p W PR Ri,Ra 30 Girijamambapuram 0·24 Uninhabited

31 Singanamala Chennaraya 0·24 Uninhabited Samudram 32 Singanamala 0·26 Uninhabited Vengamambapuram 33 Kambalakunta 0·06 p W PR Ri,Ra 34 Indlur 0·63 P W PR Ri,Ra 35 Singareddipalle 1·66 P W PR PO Ri,Ra

36 Thirumalarajupet 0·74 P W PR Ri,Ra 37 Obili 2·28 P E W,R PR PO Ri,Ra 38 Koman tharajupuram 1·07 W PR Ri,Ra 39 Nallapureddipalle . 6·35 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 40 Sitharam puram 2·22 3P W KR PO .. Ri,Ra 79

DIRECTORY and Land ose . RAJAMPET TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------.A------~------. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------.A------...... Culturable for cuIti- distance Weekly importance, No. r Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1 )

J ,I 50 T.(22): W(22) 32 2,271 480 Rajampet 22 I 447 T. (228): Tk(213), W(l5) 242 688 356 Rajampet 29 2 T.(132): Tk(1l6),W(l6) 370 672 160 Rajampet 27 3 5 T. (184): 0(184) 8 110 688 Rajampet 34 4 T.(80): 0(80) 63 657 Rajampet 32 5

45 T.(33): O(30),W(3) 13 48 149 Rajampet 35 6 T.(772): 0(456), Tk(25l), W(65) 1,104 94 1,421 Rajampet 27 7 T.(213): 0(213) 160 82 212 Rajampet 26 8 49 T.(10): W(lO) 17 20 134 Rajampet 26 9 1,627 T,(790): 0(750),W(40) 10 75 1,920 Rajampet 24 10

T .(302): 0(296),W(6) 2 80 Rajampet 24 11 T.(203): 0(203) 6 914 Rajampet 24 12 T.(286): 0(286) 4 11 262 Rajampet 18 13 T.(13): W(l3) 97 1,000 1,008 Rajan,pet 19 14 T.(65): 0(30),W(35) 326 236 Rajampet 19 15

T:(152): 0(86), W(48), Tk(18) 379 2,000 618 Rajampet 21 16 T.(48): W(30),Tk(18) 223 815 1,000 Rajampet 21 17 10382 Rajampet 24 18 4,708 T.(662): C(617),Tk(28),W(17) 356 281 224 . Rajampet 24 19 T.(5): W(5) 61 74 Rajampet 24 20

6,891 T.(114): Tk(66),W(48) 104 39 519 Rajampet 40 21 1,560 Rajampet 22 22 616 T.(36): Tk(26), W(lO) 79 300 129 Rajampet 22 '" 23

4,150 T (404): W(262).Tk(142) 71 448 Rajampet 22 24 8,928 T.(663): Tk(562).W(l0l) 4 350 1,415 Rajampet 21 25

3,528 T.(594): Tk(414).W(180) 2,354 1,205 1,091 Rajampet 24 26 2,236 32 18 600 Rajampet 24 27

T.(1,456): C(472).W(984) 360 548 3,255 Rajampet 18 28 T.(382): Tk(354), W(28) 207 5 33 Rajampet 16 29 II T.(39): Tk(27),W(12) 53 50 Rajampet 17 30

T.(10): W(lO) 113 27 Rajampet 15 31

T.(30): W(30) 92 31 13 Rajampet 16 32

T.(5): W(5) 12 21 Rajampet 16 33 55 T.(40): W(40) 204 100 Rajampet 19 34 T.(239): Tk(174). W(65) 463 18 342 Rajampet 16 35

T.(424): 0(318). Tk(I06) I 49 Rajampet 16 36 T.(426): 0(318),Tk(108) 336 123 574 Rajampet 16 37 7 T.( 145): W(8Q).0(65) 5 35 490 Rajampet 16 38 2,543 T.(286): W(156),O(l30) 377 560 296 Rajampet 13 39 T.(71): W(71) 498 174 677 Rajampet 5 40 80

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41 Poli 10·05 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 42 Athiralla. 0·13 Uninhabited E 43 Kitehamambapuram 2·95 2P W PR Ri,Ra 44 Narayana Nellore 2·40 2P E W,R PR PO Ri,Ra 45 Jattivaripalle 0·12 P E W PR Ri,Ra

46 T. Vengamambapuram 0·80 P W,R PR Ri,Ra 47 Lebaka 5·94 4P W PR PO Ri,Ra 48 Lebaka Mangamamba- 1·37 W PR Ri,Ra puram 49 Nalla Thimmayapalle 1·09 P W PR Ri,Ra 50 Yellamrajupalle 0·52 P W PR Ri,Ra

51 Adapur 2·70 P W PR PO,Phone Ri,Ra 52 Madana Gopalapuram 1·09 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 53 Thallapaka . 4·80 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra 54 Nandalur 2·99 2P,M,H D E W PR PO,TO, Ri,Ra Phone 55 Nagireddipalle 2·25 4P,M E W PR,T Ri,Ra

56 Patur 3·41 2P,H E W,R PR PO, Phone Ri,Ra 57 Pulaputhuru. 12·36 3P W,R KR PO Ri,Ra 58 R. Buduguntapalle . 4·07 3P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 59 Rollamadugu 5·31 P W,R KR Ri,Ra 60 Srirangarajupalem . 2·96 W PR Ri,Ra

61 Akepadu 10·16 4P,H Phe E W KR PO Ri,Ra 62 Mandapalle . 6·84 2P W,R KR PO Ri,Ra 63 Seshamambapuram 2·63 2P W,n. PR PO Ri,Ra 64 Gundlur 2·69 3P E W,R PR PO Ri,Ra 65 Hastavaram 1·68 P,M E W PR Ri,Ra

66 Bahirajupalle 0·75 W PR Ri,Ra 67 Kothapalle . 3·00 zy E W PR PO Ri,Ra 68 Srirangarajupuram 3·13 W PR Ri,Ra 69 Mannur (Rural) 7·71 8P E W PR 3PO Ri,Ra 70 Brahmanapalle 2·32 3P E W PR PO Ri,Ra

71 Rajampet (Rural) 7·64 6P,C H E W PR,T PO,TO, Ri,Ra PhoDe 72 Anantharajupuram 0·86 Uninhabited 73 Thippayapalle 11·78 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra 74 Devasamudram 1· 75 2P W KR Ri,Ra 75 Gopamam bapuram 1·06 P W KR PO Ri,Ra

76 Vathalur 6·17 2P,M E W KR 2PO Ri,Ra 77 Ananthasamudram 7·94 5P W KR PO Ri,Ra 78 A. Chennamambapuram 0·38 W KR Ri,Ra 79 Nookanapalle 1·52 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 80 Reddipalle 7·55 3P W PR,T PO Ri,Ra 81

DIRECTORY and Land use RAJAMPET TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------..A.------...., Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------A------_-., Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. rIrrigatcd Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (J5) (16) ( 17) (18) (I)

T.(I,117): Tk(709),W(408) 974 1,981 2,360 Rajampet 3 41 T.(80): Tk(80) 3 Raj:·,mpet 2 Irrigational purpose 42 200 T.(417): W(273),Tk(144) 80 350 840 Rajampet 6 43 T.(166): W(l66) 232 369 769 Rajampet 8 44 24 T.(23): W(l5),O(8) 3 27 Rajampct 10 45

T.(45): W(45) 134 IS 318 Rajampet 24 46 T.(496): Tk(436),W(60) 344 201 2,041 Rajampet 24 47 T.(n): W(50),O(22) 510 177 118 Rajampet 24 48

T.(190): 0(190) 4 50 4S4 Rajampet 21 49 T.(131): 0(131) 20 182 Rajampct 21 se

T.(26): W(18), Tk(8) 221 204 1,277 Rajampet 14 51 T.(30): W(30) 177 27 464 Rajampet 5 52 T.(350): Tk(239),W(lll) 561 216 1.942 Rajampet 5 53 T.(555): Tk(404),W(85),0(66) 193 250 916 Rajampct 11 54

T.(454): 0(305),W(IOO),Tk(49) 5 70 911 Rajampet 13 55

T.(517): 0(282).W(169),Tk(66) 107 206 1,352 Rajampet 16 56 5,240 T'(50): W(50) 555 2,065 Rajampet 10 57 2,375 T.(1l2): W(88),C(24) 7 110 Rajampet 19 58 2,561 T,(89): W(48),C(41) 494 168 86 Rajampet 24 59 31 1,863 Rajampet 11 60

1,056 T.(654): W(625),Tk(29) 847 2,239 1,710 Rajampet 10 61 2,634 T.(295): 0(206), W(63),Tk(26) 618 29 801 Rajampet 10 62 199 T.(277): W(188),0(69),Tk(20) 339 260 609 Rajampet 10 63 T.(469): 0(397),W(72) 317 941 Rajampet 8 64 449 T,(309): Tk(159),W(150) 202 112 Rajampet. 6 65

T.(100): W(lOO) 88 6 285 Rajampet 6 66 254 T.(165): W(165) 380 1,110 Rajampet 6 67 762 T.(50): W(36), Tk(l1) 422 13 759 Rajampet 8 68 T.(I,360): Tk(735)W(62S) 1,200 137 2,241 Rajampet 5 69 T.(125): W(125) 231 136 993 Rajampet 5 70

T.(I,586): W(l,150),Tk(436) 1.104 417 1,783 Rajampet 1 Wednesday BalijapaUi 71 Gangamma 2 T.(85): W(50),Tk(35) 60 374 31 Rajampet 2 72 -48 T.(1.232): W(I,232) 905 5,353 Rajampet 10 73 T.(105): Tk(65),W(40) 20 563 438 Rajampet 10 74 T.(265}: C(1l5),W(150) 22 149 242 Rajampet 8 75

40 T.(462): Tk(231),W(231) 9 2,499 944 Rajampet 10 76 427 T.(331): W(275),Tk(56) 330 3,329 668 Rajampet 13 77 T.(115): W(108),Tk(7) 19 74 34 Rajampet 13 78 99 T.(60): Tk(60) 37 99 678 Rajampet 22 79 T.(529): Tk(529) 739 576 2,990 Rajampet 14 80 82

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81 Rangamp'llle 3·90 3P E W KR Ri.Ra 82 Garlamadugu 1·18 P E W PR Ri,Ra 83 Perayavaram 1·76 2P E W PR,T Ri,Ra 84 Ketharajupalle 0·77 P W KR Ri,Ra 85 Appaiahrajupet 2·10 2P E W PR,T PO Ri,Ra

86 Dalvaipalle . 1·47 P E W KR Ri,Ra 87 Thiruvengalanatharaja- 0·39 P W PR,T Ri,Ra puram 88 Yammanur. 0·69 W PR,T Ri,Ra 89 Pullampet 4· 41 4P,H D,H E W PR,T PO,TO, Ri,Ra Phone 90 Mittameedapalle 5·34 P W KR PO Ri,Ra

91 Utukur 6·32 5P,~ E W PR PO Ri,Ra 92 Ananthaiahgar i pa lie 5·37 2P E W PR 2PO Ri,Ra 93 Puthanavaripalle 0·59 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 94 Utukur Venkatampalle 0·41 P W KR Ri,Ra 95 Utukuru Chalivendula 0·07 Uninhabited

96 Ramasamudram 0·67 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 97 Dondlcpalle 1·45 P W KR Ri,Ra 98 Vallurupalle 1·02 P E W KR Ri,Ra < 99 Kommanavaripalle. 3·14 P,M E W KR 2PO Ri,Ra 100 KothapalJe Agraharam 0·53 P E W KR Ri,Ra

101 Venka tesapuram 0·61 Uninhabited 102 Go b burivaripalle 0·83 P W KR Ri,Ra 103 Raliachenupalle 0·71 P W KR Ri,Ra 104 Pedda Orampadu 14·86 3P,M W KR PO Ri.Ra 105 Chitvel 3·55 4P,H D,Phc E W FR PO,TO Ri,Ra

106 DevamachupaJle 4·11 P W KR 2PO Ri,Ra 107 Chintalachelika 2·17 W KR Ri,Ra 108 Rajukunta 2·55 P W KR PO Ri,Ra 109 Mylapalle 8·7l 2P W PR Ri,Ra 110 Cherlopalle . 5·96 P W PR 2PO Ri,Ra

111 Thi ill mayapalem 1·06 P W PR Ri,Ra 112 Bhakarapuram 0·70 W PR Ri,Ra 113 Kampasamudram 4·01 P W PR PO Ri,Ra 114 Kampasamudram 1·88 P E W PR RiRa Agraharam )15 Nagiripadu . 8·09 4P,M D E W PR 2PO Ri,Ra

116 Nethivaripalle 1·47 P E W PR Ri,Ra 117 Botimeedipalle 2·95 3P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 118 Thummakonda 1·51 P W PR Ri,Ra 119 Bommavaram 6·28 3P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 120 Maharajupuram 7·42 P E W PR Ri.Ra 83

DIRECTORY and Land u.se RAJAMPET TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land tJse in acres) Religious, r------.A.------.. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ______-.A.------__ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. r-Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1 )

1,020 T.(38t); Tk(199).W(185) 351 125 616 Rajampet 14 81 T.(l39); W(139) 162 223 231 Rajampet 14 82 T.(504); C(290).W(214) 342 131 149 Rajampet 14 83 T.(166); C(141) .W(25) 286 25 16 Rajampet 11 84 T.(1l4); C(94). W(20) 21 Rajampet 13 85

T.(79): W(65) C(14) 593 195 74 Rajampet 11 86 T.(87); W(64).C(23) 110 12 45 Rajampet 11 87

T.(1l7); W(1l7) 22 61 245 Rajampet 11 88 T.(775): W(543).C(157).Tk(75) 415 268 1.364 Rajampet 12 89

T.(384); W(251).C(102),Tk(31) 944 933 1,157 Rajampet 5 90

T.(1.396); Tk(815),W(576),C(5) 965 156 1,527 Rajampet 5 91 T.(731): W(590).C(l21),Tk(20) 751 1,356 599 Rajampet 8 92 T.(63); W(63) 99 56 158 Rajampet 8 93 T.(98): W(98) 67 61 36 Rajampet 10 .94 T.(15): W(I5) 14 16 Rajampet 10 95

T.(200): W(200) 82 48 95 Rajampet 10 96 3 T.(89): W(85).Tk(4) 225 141 467 Rajampet 11 97 T.(231): W(195),Tk(36) 72 132 493 Rajampet 13 98 T.(4S2): W(374).C(43).Tk(35) 51 782 725 Rajampet 13 99 T.(156): Tk(105).W(35J.C(16) 5 31 147 Rajampet 13 100

111 T.(16): W(I6) 98 62 106 Rajampet 13 101 T .(47): W(26) ,Tk(21) 200 53 230 Rajampet 19 102 T.(233): Tk(173).W(60) 135 55 31 Rajampet 19 103 781 T.(888): Tk(479).W(409) 1,580 2,558 3,703 Rajampet 21 104 T.(456): Tk(274),W(182) 475 455 885 Rajampet 27 105

788 T.(240); Tk(120).W(120) 296 58 1,248 Rajampet 32 106 680 T.(2): W(2) 235 472 Rajampet 32 107 891 T.(146): Tk(142),WC4) 346 247 Rajaropet 29 108 863 T.(707): Tk(607).W(100) 10 98 3,895 Rajampet 32 109 T.(191): Tk(111).W(80) 55 715 2,833 Rajampet 30 110

T.(162): W(82). Tk(80) 3 195 315 Rajampet 30 111 240 162 43 Rajampet 31 112 T.(823): W(628). Tk(l95) 146 1,230 367 Rajampet 29 113 T.(170): Tk(l10).W(60) 211 201 624 Rajampet 29 114

T.(590): Tk(465), W(125) 1,389 883 2,315 Rajampet 38 115

T.(81;: W(81) 849 11 Rajampet 40 116 250 T.(240): Tk(120),W(120) 879 519 Rajampet 42 117 561 T.(200): W(2OO) 120 83 Rajampet 43 118 T.(I,128); W(875),Tk(253) 226 627 2,038 Rajampet 43 119 1.575 T.(56): Tk(40),W(16) 95 2,000 1,029 Rajampet 43 120 84

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121 Kota Venkata Rama- 1·00 W PR Ri,Ra rajapuram 122 Kalvavari Kandrika 0·07 Uninhabited 123 Nagavaram . 4·61 3P E W PR PO Ri.Ra 124 Vellalavari Kandrika 3·63 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 125 Vasudevapuram 0·75 W PR Ri.Ra

126 Mangampet 1·97 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra 127 Govindampalle 2·88 P W PR PO Ri.Ra 128 Mukkavaripalle 3·68 5P E W PR PO Ri.Ra 129 Chinna Orampadu 12·34 6P.H D E W PR,T PO.TO Ri.Ra 130 Jellelamadaka 0·70 W PR Ri,Ra

131 Korlakunta . 7·58 4P W PR PO Ri,Ra 132 Gadela 7·55 3P W KR PO Ri.Ra 133 Yerraguntlakota 14·07 3P D W KR 2PO Ri.Ra 134 Anan tharajupet 10·26 5P D E W PR.T PO.Phone Ri,Ra 135 Raghavarajupuram 1·21 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra

136 Gangarajupuram 1·23 P W KR RLRa 137 ObanapalJe . 3·17 5P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 138 Kitchamambapuram 0·21 W KR ... Ri,Ra Agraharam 139 K. Buduguntapalle . 1·03 Uninhabited E 140 Kodur 18·20 5P.H 4D,Phc E W PR,T 3PO,TO Ri,Ra Mew Phone

141 Chiyyavaram 7·28 2P W PR 2PO Ri,Ra 142 Upparapalle 12·70 2P E W PR 2PO Ri,Ra 143 Settigunta 13·62 4P E W PR,T 2PO Ri.Ra 144 Srinivasapuram 2·82 W KR PO Ri,Ra 85

DIRECTORY and Land use RAJAMPET TALUK

USE LAND (Area under_.A. different_____ types of land use~ in acres) Religious, r------Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,..------, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated U nirrigated waste vation (Ill Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.(100): W(100) 241 151 142 Rajampet 45 121

T.(32): W(32) 9 4 Rajampet 45 ,122 290 T.(490): Tk(360),W(130) 1,762 408 Rajampet 45 123 T.(300): W(234),Tk(66) 224 1,806 Rajampet 50 124 T.(10): W(IO) 135 60 271 Rajampet 50 125

T.(255): W(255) 246 116 641 Rajampet 27 126 580 T.(231): W(150),Tk(81) 387 645 Rajampet 22 127 T.(570): Tk(420),W(150) 73 627 1,085 Rajampet 21 128 651 T.(570): Tk(260),W(310) 691 3,178 2,810 Rajampet 19 129 T.(91): Tk(46): W(45) 109 50 204 Rajampet 22 130

T.(1,183): W(865},Tk(318) 693 1,372 1,603 Rajampet 22 131 383 T.(427}: W(382),Tk(45) 768 1,732 1,077 Rajampet 24 132 T ,(1 ,101),W (860) ,Tk(241) 39 941 6;926 Rajampet 42 133 T,(2,907}: W(2,131),C(527),Tk(249) 879 576 2,205 Rajampet 32 134 T.(255): W(255) 256 107 156 Rajampet 34 135

T.(77): W(70),Tk(7) 2 26 679 Rajampet 34 136 T.(640): W(640) 451 414 523 Rajampet 51 137 17 T.(30): W(30) 3 20 Rajampet 37 138

T'(16): W(16) 119 239 .285 Rajampet 37 139 1,890 T.(1,125}: W(1,050),Tk(75) 3,777 2,886 2,034 Rajampet 37 140

1,122 T.(160): W(160) 1,075 1,192 1.112 Rajampet 42 141 838 T.(958): W(786),Tk(I72) 906 1,981 3,445 Rajampet 46 142 517 T.(448): W(379),Tk(69) 4,230 I. 824 1,694 Rajampet 50 143 1,592 T.(27): Tk(27) 90 96 Rajampet 48 144 86 APPEN

Talukwise Abstract of Educational.

NATURE OF , A Educational Medi- A r' ~ r------A----- Higher Primary Middle Secondary College Others Dispensary Hospital Primary Family School School School Health Planning Centre Centre ,--.A- ..... ,--.A.--..., r-A - ...... r_-A--..., r-A.---., ,.---A-__ ,,--A ~ r-A --..., -A-----.,. C1) bfl bfl;!l ;;.., eo bfl bfl 'bfl'" bfl C C .... c ::; bfla>'" ._c- C 0; 0 '0 >..c 0; <0- .;;: ",t:: C ,.c: 0 "'u c OjO <$ ..c ..<:: "<::(/1 0 ..c ..co; ..c: 0 !:! () '" ..<:: '" .!::! ..<::u - ..cd SI. u t:: '" Name of Taluk tIl- (/1 () til 0 ..c til'" til • 0 "'0 '" ., .... til :I:: '" eo Po. ..,0'" til .,;.- til ., .,._ .g '" '" ",..c No. >. CD til 00 .... eo ., o~ ;.- '*c CDO ~o ., eo .... ., 0$ til ...... ",0 ",'0 .... t OJ _u bfl ,!S~~ =.~ .., bfl ""ca0$., <$ ~"5 :-;::1:.)-..c: :0 ... :::::: '0. :;:::t:: '8 .- til 8 "0 .2 :=.go 0. COrn ;: ;:;~ .g ~til ;>~ ~::t: >-;.- . >-tIl >00 0 til :;::C13- ..... 0'" .5 >-~ OJ .... a) c '" >-;.- Po. ~'"'" ...... Po. ~ .... 0 ::2{5 V ..... 0 0 >-.~ :I:: .... ~o ..... >, 0 ...... 0"0 - :~'§ ...... 0 0(1.,1'- ..... 08- ...... 0...... !:: 0:;::: .... !:: 0 '0 0 o.g '01 ...... c: ..... - '" o.§ o..c 0 a 0 o~ a 0.8 00 Oc ...... u .0 _'" '" . ... .5 a Po. 0 \o~ a '::2 o til OV 0 0 0 ":; 6 60 a o:I:: a aU 0'" aU Z Z Z Z ~ Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z ~o.. Z Z~ Z 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

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3 Pulivendla 84 109 3 3 8 8 8 8 1 2 2

4 Kamalapuram 39 49 12 15 6 7 6 6 2 4 1

5 Jammalamadugu 115 151 12 12 16 16 2 2 6 ProdJatur 75 173 10 10 7 7 7 7 2 2 7 Badvel 104 212 11 11 8 9 8 8 1 1 2 2

11 8 Sidhout 71 157 4 4 "# 12 1 9 Rajampet 110 238 12 12 9 9 10 13 2 2 3 3 Total 787 LS87 52 56 69 71 1 1 83 90 8 10 18 18

* Electricity is used for Agricultural purposes in one village. 87

DIX

Medical and Other Amenities (Figures indicate number of Units) AMENITY

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1 32 104 113 4 29 43 78 72 83 2 2 2 2 5

3 3 43 44 67 3 11 19 63 55 71 3 3 1 6 15 124 111 14 41 85 55 73 1 7 5 5 28 51 79 46 26 41 52 3 3 2 8

1 50 94 133 16 92 41 72 86 6 6 6 9

20 20 261 711 2 849 7 76 418 468 543 675 26 26 3 3 11

SECTION II

TOWN DIRECTORY

Town Directory to 49,999), Class IV (Population 10,000 to 19,999), In the Town Directory, the towns in the district and Class V (Population 5,000 to 9,999). The District are arranged alphabetically and the several parti Headquarters Town of Cuddapah and the rising indus culars relating to them are given in the following trial Town ofProddatur with population of 66,195 and seven statemen ts : 70,882 persons respectively fall under the category of Class II Towns and they along with some of the Statement I Status, Growth History and Func surrounding villages as detailed below are treated as tional Category of Towns Standard Urban Areas. Lying in a poor and low Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of density of population region of the State this district Towns could not project any better image. The urban popu lation of the district is 223,643 persons, out of a total Statement III Civic Finances district population of 1,577,267 persons constituting Statement IV Civic and other Amenities in 14.2% of the total population of the district. The Towns corresponding proportion in 1961 was 13.2%. How. ever the number of towns decreased to 8 in 1971 Statement V Medical, Educational, Recreatio Census when compared to 9 in 1961 Census. nal and Cukural Facilities in Towns Standard Urban Component Units Area ,------.A------~ Urban Rural Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and (1) (2) (3) Banking Facili ties 1. Cuddapah (1) Cuddapah (1) Patha Cuddapah Statement VII Population by Religion and Sche~ (2) Chinna Chowk (R) duled Caste/Scheduled Tribe in (3) Gudur (R) Towns (4) Akkayyapalle The following eight places have been trea ted as (5) Nagarajupet (R) towns in Cuddapah District at the 1971 Census. (6) Viswanathapuram(R) (7) Puttampalle 1 Cuddapah 5 Jammalamadugu (8) Mamillapalle 2 Rayachoti 6 Proddatur (9) Utukur 3 Pulivendla 7 Badvel (10) Chemmumiahpeta 4 Kamalapuram 8 Rajampet ,Of these 8 towns, Pulivendla is the only place 2. Proddatur (1) Proddatur (I) Dorasanipalle which is classified as a town for the first time in the (2) Ramaswaram (R) 1971 Census. Kamalapuram is being classified as a (3) Bollavaram (R) town from 1921. All the other towns are being (4) Modameedupalle classified as such from 1901. Vempalle of Pulivendla (5) Kothapalle taluk and Nandalur of Rajampet taluk which were The details given in each of the 7 statements of towns at the 1961 Census have been declassified as the Town Directory are explained below: rural in 1971 as they did not fully satisfy the criteria laid down for treating them as towns. None of the Statement I-Status, Growth History and Functional towns in this distriet has been treated as Urban Category of Towns Agglomeration. Only Cuddapah and Proddatur with In this statement the civic status, the popUlation its neighbouring villages are treated as Standard recorded at each Census from 1901 or from Urban Areas. the Census in which it was treated as urban for the first time whichever is later. till the 1971 Census and Cuddapah District which is one of the backward the functional category of each town are given. districts in this State has no Class I town. It has two towns each in the categories of Class II (Popu The civic status of the town i.e. whether the -lation 50,000 to 99,999), Class III (Population 20,000, town is a Municipality or a Panchayat is indicated 90 under column 5 by abbreviated letters like M, P etc. (a) If the proportion of working population is more Cuddapah and Proddatur are the only two Munici than 40% of the total working popUlation of the palities in this district while the other six towns are city I town in anyone of the above five character Panchayats only. The population of the town record istics then the city/town was designated by that ed at each of the Censuses from E'OI to 1971 is given character i~t ic. in tbe columns 6-13. If a piace is treated as a town (b) If the proportion is not more than 40% in any from a Censlis later than 1901, the population is given one of the characteristics, then the next predo from that CensuS only from which it was treated as minant characteristic was taken into account urban. In columns 14 and 15 tbe functional characte and if the first two predominant characteristics ristics of each town i.e. whether the town is an Indus combined together have a proportion of over trial Town or a Service Town or a Trade and Com 60% then the town was designated as having the merce Town etc. at the 1961 Census and the 1971 two characteristics and was termed as iIndustrial Census are given. cum-Services or Industrial-cum-Commercial etc. The two towns of Cuddapah and Proddatur kept (c) If the combined proportion of the first two pre up a steady growth in their population, while the deminant characteristics is less than 60% then towns of Badvel, Jammalamadugu, Kamalapuram, the third predominant characteristic is also Rajampet and Rayachoti recorded a decline in their taken in to consideration in designating the population growth, during the decades ending 1921 functional type of the city/town. Such cases are and 1931. These five towns h~ve. however, recouped recorded as Industrial-cum-Commercial-cum in the subsequent decades by maintaining an upward Services or Industrial-cum-Services-cum-Primary trend in their population growth. It is abo seen that Activity etc. Proddatur and Cuddapah towns have been registering comparatively a high growth rate and the rise is Examined against this background the eight particularly high during the last decade. towns of this district fall under the following classi fication during 1961 and 1971 Censuses. Functional category Name of town By the very nature of urban development, the .------~.------~ towns are bound to serve a variety of purposes. In Functional Category 1961 1971 order to know to what extent the functions are (1) (2) (3) diversified or the predominant characteristic is Primary Activities Kamalapuram, Kamalapuram, accentuated, a scheme of statistical classification was Badvel BadveI evolved at the 1961 Census. Accordingly each town 2 Industry Jammalamadugu Jamm alamadugu can be classified broadly under the following cate Proddutur Proddatur gories. 3 Primary activities - cum· Rayachoti Industry (i) Primary Activity :-Agricul ture, Mining and 4 Services-cum-Industry Cuddapah Fishing (Census Industrial categories, I, II 5 Primary Activities - cum- Rajampet and III of 1961 Census and Categories I, II, III Trade and Commerce and IV of 1971 Census) 6 Primary activities - cum· Pulivendla, (ii) Industria! :-Industry including Construction Trade and Commerce Rayachoti (Census Industrial Categories IV, V and VI of -cum-industry 1961 Census and Categories V(a), V(b) and VI 7. Primary activities-cum. Rajampet of 1971 Census) Trade and Commerce -cum-S ervices (iii) Commercial :-Trade and Commerce (Census Industrial Category VII of 1961 & 1971 Censuses) 8 Trade and Commerce-cum Cuddapah Services-cum-Industry (iv) Transport:-Transport (Census Industrial Category VIII of 1961 & 1971 Censuses) and As Pulivendla was not a town at 1961 Census, its (v) Services .":"_Other Services (Census Industrial functional category is not given for 1961. Category IX of 1961 & 1971 Censuses) Statement II-Physical Aspects and Location of Towns The predominant functional character of a city/ This Sta tement deals with' Physical Aspects and town is determined on the basis of the following Location of Towns in the district. There are 13 col principles: umns in the statement. Under columns 3 to 5 in the 91

Ita temen t, data relating to the average annual rainfall towns viz. Cuddapah, Jammalamadugu and Prodda . and the maximum and minimum tempera tures recorded tur. Electricity supply is available in all the towns . in 1969 are given. If this information was not avail All the eight towns in this district have only able for any town then the particulars available for open surface drainage system. Water borne latrines the nearest town have been given agains t sucb town. are available only in Cuddapah and Jammalamadugu. Under column 6 the name of the nearest city All towns have service latrines. with population of a lakh or more is given. Under Statement V-Medical, Educational, Recreational and columns 7 to 9 the name of the State Headquarters, Cultural facilities in Towns the District Headquarters, Revenue Divisional Head quarters and the Taluk Headquarters together with Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultu the distance therefrom are given. Under columns ral facilities available in the towns are given 10 and 11 the nearest railway station and bus stand in this statemen t under 17 columns. The following and the distance therefrom are given. If navigation abbreviations are used under c9lumn 3 to show the and sea port facillties are available to the town they type of medical facilities available in the town. are also given under columns 12 and 13. All the Medical facilities eight towns in Cuddapah District, are linked by bus H Hospital services. The towns viz. Cuddapah, Kamalapuram D : Dispensary and Rajampet alone have rail communication facility. MCW : Maternity and Child Welfare Centre The remaining five towns are not having direct rail communications. None of the eight towns have navi. There are only 712 beds in 37 medical institu gation or sea port facilities. tions which include the Government Civil Hospitals, Dispensaries and Maternity and Child Welfare Statement III-Civic Finances Centres catering to the medical needs of a total In this statement the finances of Municipalities urban population of 223,643 persons inhabiting in and Panchayat Towns for the year f968-69 are given. the eight towns in the dis trict. It is seen tha t only The total receipts and expenditure given under three beds are available per 1,000 population. columns 9 and 16 against the respective towns would Cuddapah, the district headquarters town and reveal the soundness or otherwise of the financial Jammalamadugu, a sub-divisional and ta!uk head position of the local body. The towns of CUddapah, quarters town possess better medical facilities with Proddatur, Pulivendla, Rajampet and Rayachoti 270 and 257 beds respectively. Kamalapuram town have better financial position while the remaining stands at the lowest rung with only four beds. three towns of Badvel, Jammalamadugu and Kama Educational facilities lapuram which are only panchayats have more expenditure than receipts. The following abbreviations are used to indicate the type of educational facility available in the town. Statement IV -Civic and other Amenities in Towns A Arts College The various amenities being provided to the AS Arts and Science College citizens by the Civic Administration in the towns are AC Arts and Commerce College given in this statement under 16 columns. The ASC Arts, Science and Commerce College amenities include the internal road facility, the S.H. Shorthand Institution existance and nature of drainage system, protected T.W;: Typewriting Institution water supply; the availabili ty of fire fighting services, and electrification particulars relating to the domes There are only two combined colleges imparting tic, industrial and commercial purposes, the road instructions in Arts, Science and Gommerce subjects lighting service and 'Others'. in this district, one at Cuddapah and the other at Proddatur. There are no Medical and Engineering The different abbreviations used in columns 4, 8 Colleges in the district. There is one Polytechnic in and 9 are expanded in the foot note to the statement. Proddatur. Shorthand and Typewriting institutions are available only at Cuddapah and Proddatur, the Only the two important towns viz. Cuddapah and two collegiate centres in the whole of the district. Proddatur are having the protected water supply while the remaining six towns depend on the wells There are only 28 Higher Secondary or Secondary only. Fire fighting service is available in only three Schools, 8 Middle or Upper Primary Schools and 113 92

Junior Secondary or Primary Schools in the urban stones, Quartzites and stand-stones. The beautiful area of the district. The following table shows the stone slabs popularly known as the 'Cuddapah Slabs' gross inadequacy of the educational facilities avail are quarried in a number of places in K amalapuram able in the urban areas of the district. and the eastern parts of Jammalamadugu taluks, and to a smaller extent in Proddatur and Cuddapah Number of Schools per 10,000 Population Name of the r------A ------__ taluks. Town Higher Secondary Middle Junior Secon- or Secondary dary, Primary Cuddapah is also long associated with cotton (1 ) (2) (3) (4) trade, cotton being one of its chief artiC) es of export. Badvel 2·20 1·10 8·81 Cuddapah 1·20 0·30 4·68 IMPORTS lammalamadugu 1·49 7·49 The principal imports into this district are food Kamalapuram 2·37 9·48 Proddatur 0·42 0·28 3·66 grains and pulses, sugar, jaggery, wheat, tamarind Pulivendla 2·56 5·12 etc. However, Jammalamadugu, the highly reputed Rajampet 1·49 0·75 7·49 handloom weaving centre in the district imports Rayachoti 2·07 0·83 3·73 yarn, dyes and chemicals. District Urban Average 1·3 0·36 5·05 EXPORTS The picture is equally bleak on the recreational The most important commodities exported from and cultural side with only one stadium atCuddapah, the district are groundnut, (Oil, Kernels and Cakes), 20 cinema halls and 15 libraries including reading turmeric, cotton, cotton seed, onions, the reputed rooms in all the 8 towns put together. Cuddapah Slabs, melons, mangoes, citrus fruits, Statement VI-Trade, Commerce, Industry and Bank betel leaves. handloom cloth, etc. The groundnut ing Facilities and its allied products, the principal exports of the In this statement, data on trade, commerce, in district, would go mainly to Bombay, Calcutta and dustry and banking facilities available in each town Madras. Their annual turn over is estimated at are given under fourteen columns. Under columns 3 about three crores of rupees. The turmeric produced to 5 the three most important commodities imported in the district, known as the Tekurpet variety is into the town are given while under columns 6 to 8 another commodity of repute, exported to Bombay, the three most important commodities exported from Surat, Calcutta, Kanpur New Delhi, and also over the town are given. Und er columns 9 to 11 the three seas to countries like Cey~on, Jamaica, Malaysia, most important articles manufactured in the town U S.A. Pakistan etc. The annual turn over of these are given. Columns 12 to 14 are devoted to present expor ts is placed at a crore .of rupees. the banking and co-operative credit facilities MANUFACTURE available in the town.' ' On the side of manufacture groundnut oil predo The three most important commodities under minates and is followed by handloom sarees which imports, exports, and manufacture were decided in earn considerable reputation for the district. terms of the estimated volume of the commodities transacted and in terms of the volume of total out. All the eight towns noted in the statement are put of the commodities concerned respectively in the taluk headquarters besides being noted market each of the towns and not on the basis of the value. ing centres where the wholesale markets known as However, the uniqueness of a town which exhibited 'mandis' are located. The export and import of special characteristics in the spheres of ei ther indus various commodities seen above will take place in try or manufacture of mining etc. has been retained those centres. For obvious reasons these centres are also serving as the link markets for several com by indicating those items of production or manufac~ ture as the case may be in the concerned columns modities coming in from the neighbouring taluks. although such commodities did not stand a compa Proddatur, the chief commercial headquarters of the rison with the other commodities in sheer terms of district towers over all these trade centres and is. their estimated volume of transaction. easily the biggest Wholesale and retail market. A substantial volume of wholesale business of the dis Cuddapah is an important producer of high trict in cotton, yarn. textiles, oils, ghee, handloom grade Asbestos of Chrysolite variety. Large Barytes cloth aud food grains is transacted at this booming deposits also oCCur in this district. The district is trade centre. Cuddapah has also emerged in recent also particularly rich in building material like lime times as an equally important centre of business. 93

The district is served by a net work of 27 banks lation of a town are grouped together and shown of which 6 are Ioca ted in Proddatur, 6 in Cuddapah, under the category viz "Others" in Columns 15 4 in Jammalamadugu and 3 in Rayachoti while the and 16. The SCheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes remaining four towns possess two each. Co-operative population in a town are shown under columns 19-22. credi t facilities in these towns are few and far bet 10,160 persons are reported as Scheduled Cas tes in ween. urban areas of this district accounting for 5.9% of the total Scheduled Castes population in the district, Statement VII-Population by Religion and Scheduled while only 1,659 persons are reported under Schedul Castes/Scheduled Tribes in Towns ed Tribes in urban areas constituting 6 2% of the The details of the population, as per 1971 Census total population in the district. count, by religion, and Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes with sex breakup are shown for each of the The particulars presented in the statements II towns in the district under columns 3 to 22. Only to VI are based on the data obtained from the Tahsil important religions whose population is not less than dars and Local Bodies concerned and also from the 10% of the total popUlation of the town are given in concerned departments like Medical, Educational, the statement, while other religions for which the Electricity while the particulars furnished in state persons returned are less than 10% of the total popu- ments I and VII are based on the Census data. 94

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~~PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT~~

In this part of the District Census Handbook villages under each taluk are arranged in the ascend. the Primary Census Abstract of 1971 Census on the ing order of Location Code Numbers. In the urban following aspects is presented for each revenue village areas the data are arranged in the ascending order in respect of rural areas and for each ward and each of Location code Numbers of towns and also in'the Enumerator's Block; of a town in urban areas. ascending order of the Ward number. The unin habited villages and villages which have been fully 1 Location Code No. and Name of the village/town included in a town have been indicated accordingly. and area In respect of villages which are partly included in 2 Total number of occupied residential houses and towns the word "Rural" has been added in italics total number of households and in brackets after the name of the village and the particulars relating to the rural portion only 3 Total population and its Sex breakup have been given against such villages. At the begin 4 Population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled ning of each taluk an Alphabetical List of Villages Tribes by sex breakup together with their Location Code Numbers and a taluk map showing all the villages and towns with 5 Literate and educated persons by sex their boundaries are given. This Alphabetical List of 6 Total workers and the breakup of the workers Villages facilitates the reader in locating the required into nine categories and also the total non Village and its Loca tion Code Number and thereafter workers by sex as below to know the Primary Cemus Abstract particulars. The , taluk map facilitates the location oi the required Category I Cultivators village/town. The jurisdiction of each Enumerator's Block is given before the- urban/blockwise Primary Category II Agricultural Labourers Census Abstract. Category III Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hun ting and Plan ta tions, Orchards and The population data presented in the Primary allied Activities Census Abstract relate to all persons alive at Sunrise on 1st April, 1971 and were present within Category IV Mining and Quarrying the territory of Cuddapah district whether they lived Category V Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing in normal residential houses or in institutions such and Repairs as hospitals, hostels, asylums, boarding houses, hotels a) Household Industry etc. or whether they were merely houseless persons b) Other than Household Industry like the wandering trib:s, tramps, pavemen t dweller5, or those living in boats etc. They were all enume Category VI Construction rated at the 1971 Census and their basic character istics have been presented in this Primary Census Category VII Trade and. Commerce Abstract. Category VIII Transport, Storage and Communica tions The total population of Cuddapah district as on 1st April, 1971 recorded at the Census enumeration is Category IX Other Services as follows: Category X Non-Workers Total Rural Urban A District Abstract containing the Primary Census Persons 1,577,267 1,353,62.t 223,643 Males 805,516 690,475 115,041 Abstract data for the district as a whole together Females 771, 751 663.t49 108,602 with rural and urban breakup and also for each taluk and for each town is first presented. It is fo'Uowed The criteria adopted for classifying a place as rural by the data for each of the villages and towns in the or urban and the concepts of urban Agglomeration first taluk. The data for the second and subsequent and Standard Urban Area have already been ex. taluks are presented consecutively thereafter. The plained in the beginning of this volume. 102

Columns 1 and 2 of the Primary Census Abstract Hence the total area of all taluks put together may indicate the Location Code Number and name of the not tally with the district area. Village or Town concerned. In respect of towns the Under Col. 4 the total number of occupied resi Ward/Block/Locality numbers and the Enumerator's dential houses in each village and in each ward and Block Numbers are indicated under Col. 2 Enumerator's Block of a town are given. These' Location Code is the method by which every figures include those of partly residential houses also village and town in a taluk in every district of a but not of the completely npn-residential houses. State is identified. Each district in this State has The total number of households incJ.uding houseless been given a separate code number, by serially numbe households and institutional households is given under Col. 5. ring the districts in a clockwise order starting from , Srikakulam District and ending with Nalgonda Dis The total population including houseless and trict. Cuddapah District, in this process, is assigned institutional population with sex breakup is given Location Code No. to. Within each district the taluks under columns 6 to 8. had similarly been allotted Location Code Numbers, the taluk in which the district headquarters lies Under columns 9 to 12 the population of Sche being allotted Location Code No.1 and the other duled Castes and .Scheduled Tribes by sex is given. taluks are numbered in a clock-wise order. The reve The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in nue villages within each taluk are assigned separate Andhra Pradesh are those listed in Part I under serial numbers starting from the north-west "Andhra Pradesh" to Schedule I and Schedule II corner of the taluk and ending \ with the south-east respectively of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled corner in a serpentine order. All the towns within Tribes lists (Modification Order. 1956) published in a dist:ict were assigned Location Code Nos. in one the Notification of the Ministry of Home Affairs, serial order starting from the town in which the dis New Delhi dated 29th October, 1956. A copy of the trict headquarters is located and in the ascending list of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in order of taluk location code numbers. If any taluk Andhra Pradesh is given below. has more than one town, then the town in which the taluk headquarters IS located is assigned location code ,No. first and then the other towns in the taluk LIST OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED in a clock-wise order. The Location Code Nos. of TRIBES IN ANDHRA PRADESH villages are indicated in Arabic numerals while those of towns in Roman numerals. SCHEDULED, CASTES I. Throughout the State Under Col. 3 the area of each village and town is given in square miles based on the information 1 Chalavadi furnished by the State Central Survey Office, the 2 Chamar, Mochi or Muchi Tahsildar and the Municipal authorities concerned. 3 Madiga 4 Mala In respect of certain villages where the area parti culars are not available, the fact is noted as "NA", II. Throughout the State except Hyderabad, Maha As the area of the taluk comprises not only the area bubnagar, Adilabad, Nizamabad, M~d!!:k, Karimnagar, Waran of villages but also the area of reserved forests, hills, gal, Khammam and Nalgond~k-...U; etc. within the tal uk, the area of all the vilIage~ and 1 Adi Andhra 15 Jambuvulu towns in the taluk put together may not be equal to 2 Adi Dravida 16 Madasi Kuruva or Madari the area of the taluk. The rural area of the taluk is 3 Arundhatiya Kuruva 4 Bariki 17 Mala Dasu obtained by deducting the fotal urban area of all the 5 Bavuri 18 Madiga Dasu and Mashteen towns in the taluk from the total area of the taluk 6 Chachati 19 Matangi furnished by the State Survey Department. Similarly 7 Chandala 20 Mundala the rural area of the district is obtained by deducting 8 Dandasi 21 Paky or Moli 9 Dom, Dombara, Paidi or i2 Pambada or Pambanda the total urban area of a II the towns in the, dis trict Pano 23 Pamidi from the total area of the district. It may be pointed 10 Ghasi, Haddi or Relli 24 Panchama or Pariah out in this connection that the total district area Chachandi 25 Relli 26 Samban adopted is that furnished by the Survey of India 11 Godagali 12 Godari 27 Sapru Department and is proviSional. The area of the 13 Gosangi 28 Thoti taluks is furnished by the State Survey Department. 14 JaggaJi 103

m. In the districts of Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar, Thc number of literate and educated persons is Adilabad, Nizamabad, Medak, Kanmnagar, Warangal. Kham given under columns 13 and 14. A person who could mam and Nalgonda. both read and write any language with understand ing was treated as a literate at the 1971 Census. A Mala Dasari 1 Anamuk 15 person who could merely read but could not write or 2 Aray (Mala) 16 Mala Hannai Mala Jangam vice versa was not treated as a litera teo The test for 3 Arwa Mala 17 Mala Masti reading was ability to read any simple letter ei ther in 4 Beda (Budga) Jangam 18 Mala Sale (Netkani) 5 Bindla 19 print or in manuscript. Children aged 4 years and 6 Byagara 20 Mala Sanyasi below were treated as illiterate. The test for educa 7 Chambhar 21 Mang tion was that the person should have passed a recog 8 Dakkal (Dokkalwar) 22 Mang Garodi 23 Manne nised written examination or examinations as proof of 9 Dbor educa tional level attained. The highest exam ina tion 10 Ellamalwar (Yellammala- 24 Mashti' ' wandiu) 25 Mehtar passed was taken as the level of education. Mitha Ayyalvar 11 Holeya 26 12 Holeya Dasari 27 Samagara The details of Workers and Non-Workers are Sindhollu (Chindollu) 13 KoJupulvandlu 28 given under columns 15 to 38. At the 1971 Census the 14 Mahar population has been broadly divided into two sec tions based on the main activity viz. (1) Workers SCHEDULED TRIBES and (2) Non-Workers.

I. Throughout the State The definitions and concepts adopted in the eco nomic classification of the popUlation at the 1971 1 Chenchu or Chenchwar 2 Koya or Goud with its sub-sects-Rajah or Rasha Koyas, Census are explained below: Lingadhari Koyas (ordinary), Kottu Koyas. Bhine Koya and Rajkoya. Worker: A 'Worker' was a person whose main activity was participation in any economically pro II. Throughout the State except Hyderabad. Maha ductive work by his physical or mental activity. bubnagar, Adilabad. Nizamabad. Me9,ak. Karimnagar. Waran Work involves not only actual work but effective gal. Khammam and Nalgonda~U; supervision and direction of work. 11 Kulia 1 Bagata A man or woman who was engaged primarily 2 Gadabas 12 Malis in household duties such as cooking for own house 3 Jatapus 13 Manna Dhora 4 Kammara 14 MukhaDhora or Nooh hold or performing one's own household duties or a 5 Kattunayakan Dhora boy or a girl who was primarily a studen t attending 6 Konda Dhoras 15 Porja lParangiperja) institution, eyen if such a person helped in the family 7 Konda Kapus 16 Reddi Dhoras economic activity but not as a full time worker was 17 Rona. Rena 8 Kondareddis not treated as a worker for the main activity. On 9 Kondhs (Kodi and Kodhu), 18 Savaras-Kapu Savaras, Desaya Kondhs, Dongria Maliya Savaras or Khutto the other hand, if a person was primarily engaged in Kondhs, Kuttiya Kondhs, Savaras some economic actlvity bu~me time attended Tikiria Kondhs and Yenity 19 Sugalis (Lambadis) to some household chores or attended a night school Kondhs 20 Yenadis etc. he or she was trea ted basically as a worker for 10 Kotia-Bentho Oriya. Barti- 21 Yerukulas the main activity and categorised accordingly. ka, DhuliaorDulia. Holva, Paik,o, putiya, Sanrona and A person who was working may be either working Sidhopaiko as a cultivator, as an agricultural labourer or at a III. In the districts of Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar. household industry or may be doing any other work. Adilabad. Nizamabad. Medak, Karimnagar. Watanga!. Kham mam and Nalgonda, Reference period: The reference period was one week prior to the date of enumeration in the case of 1 Andh 5 Kolam (including Manner 2 Bhil varlu) regular work in trade, profession, service or busi 3 Gond (including;Naikpod 6 Pard han ness. If a person had participa ted in any such regular and Rajgond) 7 Thoti work on anyone of the days during this reference 4 Hill Reddis period and this had been returned as his main acti IV. In the Agency tracts vity the person was categorised accordingly. A person who normally works but had been absent 1 Goudu (Goud) 3 Valmiki 2 Nayaks from work during this reference period on account 104 of illness, travel, .holiday. temporary breakdown or Housebold Industry strike etc. was treated as engaged in regular work in For a person who returned his main activity as which he would have otherwise been employed but engaged in some production or processing of goods for his temporary absence. Persons under training such as, say, handloom weaving, dyeing, carpentry, such as apprentices with or without stipends or wages bidi rolling, pottery manufacture, cycle repairing, were considered as economically active and recorded blacksmithy, tailoring, etc. it was ascertained if it as workers. A person who had merely been offered . was a household ind~stry. work but had not actually joined it was not treated as engaged in work. There are certain types of works A Household Industry was defined as an industry which are not carried on throughout the year e.g. conducted by the Head of the household himself/ cultivation, livestock keeping, plantation work, some herself and/or mainly by the members of the house types of household industry etc. A person's main hold at home or within the village in rural areas and activity was ascertained with reference to such work only at home in urban areas. The industry should in the last one year even if he ~was not economically not have been run on the scale of a registered· active in the week prior to enumeration. It is likely factory. that even when a person is engaged in some other The main criterion of a household industry waS work during the period of one week prior to the date the participation of one or more members of a house of enumeration, the main activity of the person may hold. This criterion was applied to urban areas too. be cultivation, agricultural labour or some other Even if tbe industry is not actually located at home work attended to norll1ally by\him in the course of in rural areas there is greater possibility of the mem the year. bers of the household participating even if it is loca Cultivator ted anywhere within the village limits. In the urban For purposes of the Census a person is working areas where organised industry takes grater promine as cultivator if he or she is engaged in cultivation by nce the household industry should be confined to tJae oneself or by supervision or direction in one's capa precincts of the house where the participants city as the owner or lessee of land held from Govern live. In urban areas even if the members of the ment or as a tenant of land held from private persons household by themselves ran an industry but at a or institutions for payment of money, kind or share. place away from the precincts of their home, it was not considered a household industry. It should have Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing and har been located within the precillcts of the house where vesting "',nd production of cereals and millet crops the members lived. . such all wheat, paddy, jowar, bajra, ragi, etc., and pulses, raw jute and kindred fibre crops, cotton, etc. A Household Industry related to production, processing, servicing, repairing or making and selling and other crops such as sugarcane, groundnut~, tapioca, etc. and does not include fruit growing, (but not merely selling) of goods. It did not include vegetable growing or keeping orchards or groves or professions such as pleader or doctor, or barber, working of plantations like tea, coffee, rUbber, cin musician, dancer, waterman, dhobi, astrologer, etc. chona and other medicinal plantations. or merely trade or business, even if such profession, trade or services were ruu at home by members of A person who merely owned land but had given household. out land to another person or persons for cultivation for money, kind or share of crop and who did not .Some times it is likely that the person who may even supervise or direct cultivation of land, was not not be workiBg in his own Household Industry may treated as cultivator. Similarly, a person working in be working as a petty employee in another House another person's land for wages in cash, kind or hold Industry. It was, therefore, enquired whether share was not treated as cultivator. the person who was not working in his own house hold industry was working in any other Household Agricultural Labourer Industry as an employee. A person who worked in another persoll's land for wages in money, kind or share was regarded as an Other Workers 'Agricultural Labourer'. He had no risk in the culti A person who givel his main activity as engaged vation but he merely worked in another person's . in any other work which is not cultivation, agricul land for wages. The labourer had no right of lease tural labour or household industry was recorded or contract on land on which he worked. under the category of 'Other Workers'. The type of 105 workers that may come. under the 'Other Workers' every 1,000 males at the 1971 Census as against 957 category are factory workers, those working in trade females per 1,000 males in 1961 Census. or transport, all Government servants, Municipal employees, teachers. mining workers, political or 390,091 persons were reported as literates and social workers, building labourers etc. In effect, all educated in 1971 Census compared to 291,9541iterate types of economic activity not covered by cultiva tion. and educated persons in 1961 accounting 24.73% of agricultural .labourer or household industry were re total population in 1971 as against 21.75% in 1961. corded under this residual category. Workers The proportion of literates and educa ted among engaged in plantation or forestry were not treated as males was 36.22% while among females it was 12.74%. cultivators or agricultural labourers but as 'Other In the rural areas the percentage of Ii tera tes and Workers'. educated among the total population was 21.33% while in urban areas, the literates accounted for According to the 1971 Census there were 308,677 45.31 % of the total urban population. residential houses and 322,845 households in Cudda pah District compared to 263,493 residential houses 632,245 workers were returned in 1971 as against and 272,551 households in 1961. Thus there were 713,211 workers in 1961 Census, thus accounting 1.05 households per residential house at 1971 com 40.08% of the total population were workers in 1971 pared to 1.03 households per residential house in 1961. and 53.14% in 1961. Among males, the workers con stituted 58.51% While among females only 20.85%. The total number of persons returned at the were workers. The decrease in the proportion of 1971 Census Enumeration in Cuddapah District was working population in 1971 compared to the propor 1,577,267 as against 1,342,015 in 1961 Census record tion in the 1961 Census was mainly due to the change ing an increase of 17.5% over the populati@n of in the definition adopted at the present Census. 1961. The proportion of rural and urban population to the total population in the district works out to DetaiId analysis of demographic data at the 1971 86% and 14% respectively in 1971 Census compared Census is given in the write up in Part-C of District to 87% an~ 13% in 1961. Tbere were 958 females for Census Hand Book. 106

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~~ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES CUDDAPAH TALUK~~

~~1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. 'Code No. Code No. (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2)~~

6S Akkayapalle 74 Jaruaalpalle 95 Pedda DasaripaUe 112 Amani Viswanathapuram 45 JangampalJe 72 Pedda Kampalle 54 Ambavaram 43 Peddaputha 34 Ankayapalle a8 Kammavaripalle 97 Pendlimarri 83 Apparajupalle 21 Kanuparthi 3 Pullur 98 A. Ramachandrapuram 7 Khajipet Sunkesula 39 Pu thachinnayapalJ e 49 Kodandaramapuram 68 Putlampa'lle 85 Balupalle 32 Kokkarayapalle 20 BayanapaUe 73 Kolumulapalle 28 Rachinnayapalle 1 Bhumayapalle 40 Komarunipalle 30 Ram,anapalle 103 Binduraopalle 12 Kommaluru 93 Ramapuram alias Mitta- 2 BuddayapaUe 101 Konayapalle m~edipalle 76 Buggalapalle 110 64 Ramarajupalle 77 BuggaJetipalle Kondur 87 Kopparthi 91 Rampathadu 48 Koppolu 15 RavulapalJe 105 Chabali 59 107 86 K. Ramachandrapuram Rayalapanthulapalle Cheemalapenta 60 79 Chemmumiahpeta (Rural) 104 Kothapeta Rudrabharatipet 17 Chemullapalle 14 Kotluru 75 Rudrayagaripalle 99 Chennamrajupalle 57 Krishnapuram 18 Chcnnamukkapalle 100 Sankatipalle 31 Chennur 42 Lebaka 33 Sivalpalle 80 Cherlopalle 26 Chinnachowk 102 Machanur 56 Thadigotla 96 Chinna Dasaripalle 5 Machupalle 41 Thappetla 71 Chinna Kampalle 69 MamillapaJle '13 61 Chinna Machupalle Thavvaripalle 9 Miduthuru 90 Thippir'eddipalle 44 Chinnaputha 92 Moillakalva 84 53 Thollaganganapalle Chintakommadinne 29 Mundlapalle 27 Cuddapah 58 T. Ramachandrapuram 11 Thripuravaram 19 Dowlathapuram 66 Nagarajupet 8 Thudumuladinne 52 Dugganapalle 4 Nagasanipalle 108 Thummalur 16 Dumpalagattu 111 Nandimandalam 22 Nazarbaigpalle 47 Eguvapalle 25 Ukkayapall e 51 10 Eturu 38 Obanasomayajuiapalle Upparapalle 78 Utukur 89 Ganganapalle 109 Gondipalle 81 Pabbapuram 50 Goturu 106 Pagadalapalle 37 Valluru 63 Gudur 46 Paidikalva 94 Vellatur 23 Gurrampadu 62 Paiampalle 35 Venkatesapuram 82 Papasahebpet 67 70 Viswanathapuram (Rural) Jppapenta 24 Patha Cuddapah 36 Jsukapalle 6 Pathufu 55 Yadavapuram

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~~Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerator's Blocks in· the Urban Areas of Cuddapah Taluk CUDDAPAH TOWN~~

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~~Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerator's Blocks in the Urban Areas of Cuddapah Ta/uk~~

~~CUDDAPAH TOWN~~

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~~ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES RA Y ACHOTI TALUK~~

~~1971 1971 1971 Location Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. 0) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2)~~

89 Abbavaram 102 Guriginjakunta 56 Parama tikona 4 Addalamarri 99 Guttapolle 67 Peddakalvapalle 107 Akkampalle 38 Guvvalacheru vu 111 Peddinenikalva 73 Anantapuram 83 Peddiveedu 3 Anjaneyapurarn 84 Hasanapurarn 94 Pemmadupalle 27 Araveedu 109 Perumallaiahgaripalle 1 Idupulapaya 105 Polimerl1palle 114 Bagampalle 88 Indukurpalle 85 Pothukurupalle 71 Bandlapalle 32 Pulikunta 58 Bonamala 70 Kakulavaram 24 Pyarampalle 50 Botlacheruvu 5S Kalibanda 34 Brahmana Erragudi 20 KaIJllripalle 76 Rachapalle 36 Kal pa na yunicheru vu 18 Rajupalle 92 Chaamala varipalle 90 Kasba Gollapalle 68 Rayachoti 8 Chakrayapet 49 Katimayakunta 110 Rayavaram 91 Chennamukkapalle 19 Katincni Yerragudi Wi Reddivaripalle 65 Cherlopalle S Komarakalva 59 Routhukunta 9 Chilekampalle 12 Kondappagaripalle 57 Chinnarnandem 15 Korlakunta 96 Sambepalle 112 Chinnayagaripalle 17 Kuppam 80 Sanipaya 72 Chitlur 44 Kurnootala 75 Saraswatipalle 100 Scttipalle 33 Dappepalle 42 Lakkireddipalle 104 SibyaJa 60 Devagudipalle 4S Somabatlapalle 97 Devapatla 43 Maddirevula 82 Somavaram 53 Diguvagottiveedu 51 Madhavaram 98 Somavaram 3S Dinnepadu 108 Madithadu 40 Suddamalh 93 DoollavaripalJe 13 M ahadevapaUe 10 Surabhu 101 Dudyala 61 Mallur 2 Marellamadaka 28 Egu vagottiveedu 69 Masapet 16 Talamudipi 6 ErrabommanapaUe 86 Matli 113 Thimmasamudram 95 Motakatla 21 Thumukunta 118 Mudumpadu 54 79 Gadikota Tsakibanda Tsundupalle 26 Galiveedu 106 7 Gandikovur 74 Nallaguttapal1e 23 Garugllpalle 46 Naraharibotlapalle 63 Vnndadi 62 Narayanareddipalle 37 GopagudipaUe 81 Veeraballe 39 N eela kan tarao peta 29 Gopanapalle 25 Vellgallu 11 Ncrusupalle 64 Gorlamudiveedu 77 Vongima\la 31 Nooliveedu 14 Gotlamitta 41 Gudlavaripalle 30 Gundlacheruvu 87 Odiveedu 78 Yadaballe 117 Gundlapalle 66 Yendapalle 103 Gunnikuntla 22 Pandikunta 115 Yerramanenipalem 48 Guntimadugu 47 Pandillapalle 52 Yerranagupalle

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~~Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerator's Blocks in the Urban Areas of Rayachoti Taluk~~

~~RAYACHOTI TOWN~~

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~~ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES PULlVENDLA T ALUK~~

~~1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)~~

92 Agaduru 77 Maddulapaya 82 Agtaharam 88 Maduru 52 Ahobilapuram 97 Mallela 36 Ala valapadu 25 Meedipentla 31 Alireddipalle 3 Murarichintala 5 Ambakapalle 35 Muthukm'u 83 Ankalammagudur 48 Atchavelle 33 Naguru 42 Nallacheruvupalle 87 Balapanuru 72 Nandyalampal1e 95 Bhadrampalle 8 Narasingaraopalle 18 Bhakarapuram 69 Nidivelagala 66 Bidinamcherla 47 Paluru 22 Bokkudupalle 32 Pamuluru 85 Bonala 1 Parnapalle Brahmanapalle 13 21 Pedda Jutur 96 BuchupalJe 64 Pedda Kudala 57 Pedda Rangapuram 38 Chagaleru 41 Pendluru 71 Chavvavaripalle 39 Pernapadu 7 Chinna Kudala 20 POlepalle 58 Chinna Rangapuram 14 Pulivendla. Ch in talaju tur 50 73 Pydipalem 74 Devathapuram 56 Rachumarripalle 61 Dondlavagu 54 Ragimanipalle 80 Duddekunta 6 Ramanutlapalle 12 Erraballe 34 Ramireddipalle 79 Ravulakolanu 40 Gollalaguduru 55 Rayalapur.am 26 Gondipalle 43 Goturu 45 Santhakovvur 4 Gunakanapalle 68 Simhadripuram. 53 Gundlamadugu 78 Sunkesula 67 Gurijala 90 Sydal'luram

11 Herojipuram 28 Thallapalle 84 Himakuntla 89 Thelluru 76 Theliki 93 Inagaluru 49 Thimmapurampeta 10 Ippatla 94 Thonduru 91 Jalaparthi 29 T. Velamavaripalle 75 Jangamreddipalle 46 UdavagandJa 19 Kachivaripalle 51 Ulimella 86 Kamasamudram 16 Kanampalle 9 Vadlamani palle 37 Kathaluru 27 V. Kothapallc 2 Kommanuthala 65 Velidandla 60 Korrapadu 23 Vc]upula 70 Kosanuru 30 Vempalle 17 K. Velamavaripalle 24 Vemula 59 Venkatampalle 63 Lingala 81 Lomada 44 Yadavakunta 64 Lopatnuthula 15 Yerragudipalle

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~~Statement sbowing the Jurisdiction of Enume:'ators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Pulivendla Taluk~~

~~PULlVENDLA TOWN~~

Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction r------.A.------, ,------..A.--_.-____""\ Ward! House Numbers included Ward! House Numbers mc1uded Locality! in the Block Locality/ in the Block Block No. E.B. No. r-----.A.------., Block No. E.B. No. ,.------A-----., From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

Ward 1 E.B. 26 1-1 1-150 Ward 4 E.B. 39 4-1 4-103 E.B. 27 1-151 1-300 Ward 5 E.B. 39 5-1 5-50 E.B. 28 1-301 1-450 E.B. 40 5-51 5-1030 E.B. 29 1-451 1-600 E.B. 30 1-601 1-750 Wards 6,7 E.B. 40 6-1 6-80 E.B. 31 1-751 1-900 &8 'E.B. 41 7-1 7-112 E.B. 32 1-901 1-1135 8-1 8-50 , Ward 2 E.B. 33 2-1 2-120 E.B. 42 8-51 8-150 E.B. 34 2-121 2-240 6-81 6-109 B.B. 35 2-241 2-354 E.B. 44 8-151 8-205 Ward 3 E.B. 36 3-1 3-100 E.B. 37 3-101 3-22() Ward 9 E.B. 43 9-1 9-120 B.B. 38 3-221 3-346 E.B. 44 9-121 9-197

N.B:-In few cases an Enumerator was allotted parts of different Wards/Localities/Blocks. In all guch cases, the EB. No. has been repeated in each of the concerned WardlLocality/Block and the particulars pertaining to that part only are . shown against it. 182

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~~1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)~~

50 Alidena 26 Nallingayapalle 48 Animela 7 Niduzuvvi 38 Ankireddipalle 43 North Palagiri 57 Apparaopalle 53 Ayyavaripalle 14 Paachikalapadu 27 Pandillapalle 15 C. Gopalapuram 55 Payasampalle 6 Chilamakuru 58 Pedda Cheppalle 56 Chinna Cheppalle 33 Peddanapadu 2 Chinna Dandlur 1 P. Gopalapuram 49 Pillivaripalle 61 Dadireddipalle 63 Podadurthi 8 Potladurthi 20 Gangavaram 24 GoVapaJle 22 Ramachand rapuram 46 GonumakulapaJIe 17 Sambatur 36 South Govindaraopalle 9 Hanumanguthi 64 South Kandrika 44 South Palagiri 3 IlIur 52 Indukuru 34 Talapanur 1 hangedupalle 25 Jambapuram 45 30 Thurakapalle Tippaluru 5 Kalamalla 28 21 Kamalapuram 23 Tsadipirala 10 Kattugutha Vengannagari- 29 T. Sunkesula palle 40 (Jppalulu 54 Keerthipalle 47 U. Rajupalem 31 Koduru 35 Urutur II Kokatam 39 Kolavali 32 Valasapalle 41 Kommadi 59 Vankamada 18 Vedurur 62 Letapalle 31 Veldurthi 51 Lingala 19 Vibhrampuram

~~4 Malepadu 60 Yellareddipalle 16 Mirapuram 13 Yerragudipadu 42 Moillacheru vu 12 Yerraguntla~~

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~~Statement showing (he Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Kamalapuram Ind. Sub-_Taluk~~

~~KAMALAPURAM TOWN~~

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~~Block E.B. 55 1-1 1-109 Block 10 E.B. 64 10-1 10-120~~

Block 2 E.B. 56 2-1 2-146 Block II E.B. 55 11-1 Il-lll Block 3 E.B. 57 3-1 3-167 Block I:! E.B. 65 12-1 12-155 Block 4 E.B. 58 4-1 4-101 Block 13 E.B. 66 13-1 13-168 Block 5 E.B. 59 5-1 5-122 Block 14 E.B. 67 14-1 14-191 Block 6 E.B. 60 6-1 6-157 Block 15 E.B. 68 15-1 15-147 Block 7 E.B. 61 7-1 7-111 E.B. 58 15-148 15-195 8 E.B. 62 8-1 8-113 Block Block 16 E.B. 54 16-1 16-74 Block 9 E.B. 63 9-1 9-128 (Partly)

N.B:-(l) In few cases an Enumerator was allotted'parts of different Wards/Localities/Blocks. In all such cases, the E.B. No. has been repeated in each of the concerned WardlLocality/Block and the particulars pertaining to that part only are shown against it. 194

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~~o ..... N 10 M ...... I<:o o ~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES~~

~~JAMMALAMADUGU TALUK~~

~~1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)~~

116 Ambavaram 86 Jammalamadugu 58 Obannapeta 56 Ananthapuram 97 JangaJapalle 62 Obulapuram 128 Aravetipalle 98 J (Jangalapalle) Kottapalle 9 Ayyavari Kambaladinne 110 Jeereddi Kothapalle 93 Palur 39 Jogapuram Papayapallc 100 Balapana Gudur 121 Peddadanlur 4S Bedudur 131 Pedda Dudyala 136 Kadasani Kothapalle 7 Bestavemula 95 Pedda Mudiam 8 Kallutla 6 Bestavemula Venkatapuram 108 Pedda Pasupula 40 Kammavari Brahmanaralle 11 Eheemagundam 137 Penikalapadu 85 Kannelur 10 Bhootarnapuram 53 Penuzuvvi 79 Khaderabad 90 Bodithippanapadu 74 Ponnampalle 69 Kibile Bommepalle 129 Bondalakunta 82 Ponnathota 61 Kibile Raghavapuram 32 Bukkapatnam 83 Poorva Bommepalle 38 Kibile Sugamanchipalle 43 Burujupalle 111 Poorvapusugumancbipalle 41 Kibile Venkatapuram 91 B. Venkatapuram 52 Pottipadu 25 Kodur 30 Chamalur 17 Kana Anantapuram 135 Rajulaguravaiahpalle 49 Chenn am anenipalle 44 Konavaripalle 73 Ramachandrayapalle 105 Chidipiralladinne 57 Kondapuram 36 Regadipalle 130 Chinna Dudyala 4 Kondasunkesula 12 Chinna Komerla 31 Koppolu 101 Chinna Mudiam 63 Korrapadu 88 Salevari Uppalapadu 107 Chinna Pasupula 123 Kosinepalle 65 Sanjeevipalle 5 Chinnavenuthurla 118 Kothaguntapalle 27 Sankepalle 126 Chintakunta 122 Sirigepalle 68 Chowtapalle 47 Sivapuram 54 Lavnoor 96 Sudd~palle 113 Danavalapadu 50 Lingamanenipalle 120 Sunnapurallapalle 81 Dappalle 71 Lingapuram 127 Denepalle 14 Talamanchipatnam 112 Devagudi 37 Talla Proddatur 16 Madhavapuram 21 Dhannavada 55 Thimmapuram 72 Malameedi Kambaladinne 114 Dharmapuram 134 Thi m ma puram 64 Mangapatnam 22 Dhodiam 75 Thorrivemula 106 Medidinne 3 Diguvakal vatala 1 hugutlapalle 87 Moragudi 119 60 Diguva Brahmanapalle 124 Muddanur 80 Diguvapatnam 24 Murapandi 76 Dommara Nandyala 109 Ulavapal!e 26 Murugampalle SI DonkupaUe 99 Uppalur 35 Mutchumarri ·13 Dugganapalle 78 Mylavaram 33 Fakirpeta 20 Vaddirala 132 Velpucherla 28 Nagamalladinne 138 V (Velpucherla) Raghava- 66 Gandikota 94 Nagarajupalle puram 59 Gandlur 2 NagireddipaJle 117 Vemaguntapalle 34 Gangapuram 23 Nakkavaripalle 48 Venkaiahkalva 102 Garisalur 133 Nallaballe 77 Veparala 18 Gollala Uppalapadu 15 Nawabpeta 19 Gollapalle 67 Nekanampeta 9Z Gopalapuram 70 Nelanuthala 125 Y a ma varam 115 Goriganur 103 Nemalladinne 46 Yenamalachintala 84 Gudemcheruvu 104 N (Nemalladinne) 29 Yerragudi 8'J Gundlakunta Kottalapalle 42 Yeturu

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~~JAMMALAMADUGU TOWN~~

Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction , ______A ____-: _____ "" ,------.A.------"" Ward/ House Numbers Included Ward/ House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Locality! in the Block Block No. E.B. No. r-----..A.------., Block No. E.B. No. ,------A------"" From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4)

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Block 2 E.B. 123 2-1 2-102 Block 17 E.B. 138 17-1 17-24/2 E.B. 124 2-103 2-131 E.B. 139 17-25 17-139 124 3-1 3-83 Block 3 E.B. Block 18 E.B. 139 18-1 18-13/3 Block 4 E.B. 124 4-1 4-18 E.B. 140 18-14 18-115/2 B.B. 125 4-19 4-123 E.B. 141 18-116 18-142 E.B. 126 4-124 4-177 Block 19 E.B. 141 19-1 19-62(1) Block 5 E.B. 126 5-1 5-46(2) E.B. 142 19-62(2) 19-133(2) E.B. 127 5-47 5-100 E.B. 143 19-134 19-142

~~Block 6 E.B. 127 6-1 6-69 Block 20 E.B. 143 20-1 20-98(1) B.B. 128 6-70 6-105 E.B. 144 20-98(2) 20-115~~

Block 7 E.B. 128 7-1 7-73 Block 21 E.B. 144 21-1 21-71(1) E.B. 129 7-74 7-87 E.B. 145 21-71(2) 21-113 8-1 8-102 Block 8 E.B. 129 Block 22 E.B. 145 22-1 22-23 8-137 E.B. 130 8-103 E.B. 146 22-24 22-86 9 E.B. 130 9-1 9-94 Block Block 23 E.B. 146 23-1 23-33(1) E.B. 131 9-95 9-182 E.B. 147 23-33(2) 23-121 Bleck 10 E.B. 131 10-1 10-24 E.B. 148 23-122(1) 23-157 E.B. 132 10-25 10-128 Block 24 E.B. 148 E.B. 133 10-129 10-142 24-1 24-46(3) E.B. 149 24-46(4) 24-110(1) Block 11 B.B. 133 11-1 11-114 E.B. 150 24-110(2) 24-174(15) B.B. 134 11-115 11-131 Block 25 E.B. 151 25-1 25-88 Block 12 E.B. 134 12-1 12-111 E.B. 135 12-112 12-127 Block 26 E.B. 152 26-1 26-116/2 B.B. 153 26-117 26-153 Block 13 E.B. 135 13-1 13-112 E.B. 136 13-113 13-163 Block 27 E.B. 153 27-1 27-112 Block 14 B.B. 136 14--1 14-82/2 28 E.B. B.B. 137 14-82/3 14-117 Block 154 28-1 28-105

~~Block 15 B.B. 137 15-1 15-90 Block 29 E.B. 155 29-1 29-111~~

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~~(2) Blocks 26 to 29 relate to Blocks 1 to 4 of Kannelur village included in Jammalamadugu Town. 212~~

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~~Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Badvel Ta/uk~~

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~~ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES SIDHOUT T ALUK~~

~~1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. 0) (2) (1) (2)~~

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~~RAJAMPET TALUK~~

~~1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Viliage Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)~~

78 A. Chennamambapuram 38 Komantharajupuram 135 Ragha varajupuram 51 Adapur. 12 KomarunipaJle 71 Rajampet 61 Akepadu 99 Kommanavaripalle 108 Rajukunta 92 Ananthaiahgaripalle 2 Kommuru 103 RallachervupalJe 134 Anan tharajupet 3 Konapuram 6 Ramamambapuram 72 A nantharaju puram 19 Konduru 96 Ramasamudram 77 Ananthasamudram 20 Konduru Chennaraya- 81 Rangampalle samudram 85 Appaiahrajupet 4 Rangayapalle 131 Korlakunta 58 42 Athiralla R. Buduguntapalle 121 Kota Venkata Ramaraju- 80 Reddipalle puram 66 Bahirajupalle 59 Rollamadugu 67 Kothapalle 112 Bhakarapuram 100 Kothapalle Agraharam 63 119 Bommavaram Seshamam bapuram 11 Kunda Nellore 143 117 Botimeedipalle Settigunta 13 70 Brahmanapalle Siddavaram 47 Lebaka 29 Singanamala 110 Cher10palle 48 Lebaka Mangamamba- 31 Singanamala Chennaraya 129 Chinna Orampadu puram Samudram 32 107 Chintalachelika Singanamala Vengamamha- 52 Madana Gopalapuram puram 1 Chintalakun ta 35 120 Maharajupuram Singareddipalle 105 Chitvel 16 26 Malemarpuram Siriavaram 141 Chiyyavaram 40 21 Mallemadugu Sitharampuram 144 86 Dalvaipalle 62 Mandapalle Srinivasapuram 68 22 Damat1acherla 126 Mangampet Srirangarajupuram 60 106 Devamachupalle 69 MannUf Srirangarajupalem 74 Devasamudram 90 Mittameedapalle 10 Tangutur 97 Dondlopalle 128 Mnkkavaripalle 53 Thallapaka 109 Mylapalle 18 132 Gadela Thimmamambapuram 5 136 Gangarajupuram 123 Nagavaram Thimmarajupalle 111 82 Garlamadugu 55 Nagireddipalie Thimmayapalem 73 30 Girijamambapuram 115 Nagiripadu Thippayapalle 36 102 lJobb4rivaripalle 39 Nallapureddipalle Thi rumalarajupet 17 75 Gopamambapuram 49 Nalla Thimmayapalle Thirunampalle ' 87 127 Govindampalle Nandalul Thiruvenga1anatharaja- 54 puram 64 Gundlur Narasimharajupuram 15 118 Thummakonda 44 Narayn na Nellore 65 Hastavaram 46 T. Vengamambapuram 116 Nethivaripalle 34 Indlur 79 Nookanapalle 142 Upparapalle 25 Itimarpuram 8 Noo kinenipalle 91 Utukur 9 Jangalapalle 95 Utukuru Chalivendula Obanapalle 45 Jattivaripalle 137 94 Utukur Venkatampalle 37 Obi Ii 130 Jellalamadaka 98 Vallurupalle 122 Kalvavari Kandrika 56 Patur 125 Vasudevapuram 33 Kam balakunta 104 Pedda Oramp.8du 76 Vathalur 113 Kampasamudram 14 Penagalur Agraharam 24 Velagacherla 114 Kampasamudram Agra- 83 Peraya varam 23 Velagacherla Mangamam- haram 41 Po1i bapuram 139 K. Buduguntapalle 28 Pondalur 124 Vellalavari Kandrika 84 Ketharajupalle 27 Pondalur Venkatampalle 101 Venkatesapuram 43 Kitchamambapuram 7 Pothapi 138 Kitchamambapuram 57 Pulaputhuru 88 Yammanur Agraharam 89 Pullampet 50 Yellamrajupalle 140 Kodur 93 Puthan~varipalle 133 Yerraguntlakota 277 278

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~~(All the Census Publica tions of Andhra Pradesh will bear Series No.2)~~

~~CENTRAL PUBLICATIONS~~

~~PART I-A General Report PART I-B Detailed Analysis of the Demographic, Social, Cultural and Migration Patterns PART I-C Subsidiary Tables~~

PART II-A General Population Tables PART II-B Economic Tables PART II-C(i) Distribution of Population, Mother Tongue and Religion, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PART II-C(ii) Other Social and Cultural Tables and Fertility Tables, Tables on Household Composi ti@n, Single Year Age, Marital Status, Educational Levels, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, etc., Bilingualism PART II-D Migration Tables

~~PART III Establishments Report and Tables~~

~~PART IV Housing Report and Tables~~

~~PART V Special Tables and Ethnographic Notes on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes~~

~~PART VI-A Town Directory PART VI-B Survey Reports on Selected Towns PART VI-C Survey Reports on Selected Villages~~

~~PART VII Special Report on Graduate and Technical Personnel (All India Publication)~~

~~PART VII I-A Administration Report-;-Enumeration } For Official use only, PART VIII-B Administration Report-Tabulation~~

~~PART IX-A Census Atlas PART IX-B Adminis tra ti ve Atlas~~

~~STATE PUBLICATIONS~~

~~DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOKS~~

~~PART X-A* Village and Town Directory PART X-B* Village and Town Primary Cenus Abstract PART X-C Analytical Report, Departmental Statistics and District Census Tables~~

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