CENSUS OF INDIA 1981

SERIES 2 ANDHRA PRADESH

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NELlORE

PARTS Xlii - A &: B

VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY

VILLAGE & TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

s. S. JAVA RAO OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS ANDHRA PRADESH

PUBLISHED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH 1987 TAKE OFF OF INDIA'S FIRST SATELLITE LAUNCH VEHICLE (SLV-3) The motif presented on the cover page shows the take off of the India's first Satell/te Launch Vehicle (SLV-3) from Srihar;kota Space Station (SHAR Centre). Srihari­ kota Island is situated at about 17 Kms. east of Su/Jurpet Town in Nellore district. Satellites are of great help to mankind. But for satel­ lites, we could not have watched the live TV coverages of exciting events like Non-Aligned Movement Summits, Olympic games, Cricket matches, etc. Satellite is a boon for weatherman and revealing the riches of the earth. It is also considered as future energy hope. The Indian Space Programme began in a modest way in 1963 with the establishment of the Thumba Equatorial ROCket Launching Station near Trivandrum and launching of 1st Rocket from that range during the same year. Recognising the immense socio-economic benefits of Space Technology, it was decided during 1969 to develop indigenous capabiJity in building and launching our own satellites. This was really a decision of far-reaChing im­ portance and thus SHAR wa: born. The criteria govern­ ing the selection of Rocket Launching Station were that the station should be on east coast so that the launch vehicle takes the advantage of earth's west to east rota­ tion and the range should have a large uninhabited area to provide safety zone around the launch site. The Sri­ har/kota island was ideally suited for this purpose. SHAR is one of the four centres of Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). The other centres are at Trivandrum, Banrj8lore and Ahmedabad. The SHAR centre, Sriharikota is the principal rocket launching station from where India had made a major technological break through and become the sixth member of the exclusive Space Club on July 18, 1980 with the successful launching of 35 Kg. Rohin; Satellite into the earth orbit through a four stage Satellite Launch Vehicle. SHAR centle is playing important role in major ISRO programmes. The centre has been provi­ ded with a number of units / facilities such as ISRO Range Complex; ISRO Telemetry, Tracking and Command Network; Static Test and Evaluation Complex; Solid Propellent Spar:e Booster Plant; SHAR Computer Facility; Sriharikota Common Facilities; etc. SHAR Range provides the facilities for launch­ ing satellite launch vehicles and also various sounding rockets of ISRO. From Sounding Rocket Complex of SHAR, a number of rockets are launched regularly. These rockets are launched as a part . of developmental activities or for scientific investigation of upper atmosphere. So far various rockets of Rohini and Menaka series developed by ISRO numbering about 250 have been launched from this range. After successful completion of the tasks set out for 70's, ISRO is planning various ambiti­ ous programmes for 80's in order to consolidate the gains and to develop operational and application satellite systems and to launch them indigenously. The future main projects of ISRO will be Aug­ mented Satellite Launch Vehicle (ASL V), Pqlar Satellite' Launch Vehicle (PSLVj, Indian Remote Sensing Satellite (IRS) and proto-INSAT. The ASLV, based 0'1 SLV-3 as the core with modificatFons and with two strap-on motors, will be capable of placing about 150 Kg. payload into near earth orbit from SHAR. If this project is successfully completed, India's rocket technology may leap into the secor,d generation. The PSLV project is a major programme aimed towards the development of Satel­ lite Launch Vehicle, with a liquid second stage, capable of injecting a 600 Kg. Satel/de into Polar sun-synchronous orbit. ISRO Telemetry Tracking and Command Network (ISTRAC) will be responsible for the data reception from the proposed Indian Remote Sensing Satellite (IRS). The management of ISTRAC 'rest with SHAR centre. Indian Remote Sensing Satellite will be able to fore-cast floods. SHAR is also participating in MONEX el(periment and under this programme commencing , from January 1979, RH-200 meteorological rockets are being launched regularly for the measurement " of upper level wind data. Hats off to the modern Indian Space Research founders Dr. Homi J. Bhabha, Dr. Vikram Sarabhai and present Space Scientists like Prof. U. R. Rao, etc. " Source ":":" District Collector, Ne/lore. FOREWORD

The district census Handbook: (DCH), compiled by the Census Organisation on behalf of the State Governments, is one of the most valuable products of the Census. The DCH is constantly referred to by pl:mners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is inter alia used for delimitation of constituencies, formulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to District administration. The district census handbook is the only publication which provides Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data upto village level for the rural areas and wardwise for each city or town. It also provides data On infrastructure and amenities in villages and towns, etc.

The district census handbook series was initiated during fhe 1951 Census. It contained important census tables and PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, admini­ strative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, including PCA. The 1971 DCH series was planned in three parts. Part-A related to village and town directory, Part-B to village and town PCA and Part-C comprised analytical report, administrative statistics, district census tables and certain analytical tables based on PCA and amenity data in respect of villages. How­ ever, in some states it was confined to district census tables in a few cases altogether given up due to delay in compilation and printing.

While designing the format of 1981 DCH series some new features along with the restructur­ ing of the formats of village and town directory have been attempted. At the same time, compara­ bility with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the amenities except power supply in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not available in the referrent village the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place where the amenity is available may be given. The restructuring of the format at the village directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect particularly in relation to amenities and land-use pattern is expected to further meet the need of micro level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area planning but regulating the provision of goods and services as well so as to minimise the regional imbalances in the process of develop­ ment. A few new items of information have also been introduced to meet some of the require­ ments of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such new items of information as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approach to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column, "total population and numberof households" has been introduced to examine the ca_rrelation of the amenities with the popu­ lation and number of households they serve. Addition of two more appendices listing the villages where no amenities are available and according to the proportion of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population to the total population has also been made with this view in mind. The formats of the town directory have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in slums in Class-I and Class-II towns {Statement IV-A) has been introduced with this objective in mind. It is expected that this will herp the planners to chalk out programmes on provIsion of civic amenities for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in statement IV relating to CIVIC and other amenities and adult literacy classes/ centres under educational facilities in state­ ment - Vare also added inter alia with this view. A significant addition is class d town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns into consideration. The addition of the columns on civic administration status and population in a few statements also serves this purpose. II

The format of the primary census abstract for the villages and towns has been formulated in the light of changes in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual slip of 1981 Census.

I n order to avoid delay in publication of 1981 DCH series it has been so designed that Section I & II of the volume contains village and town directory and Section-III, the PCA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes peA upto Taluk/Town levels. At the beginning of the DCH a detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on PCA and non-census data in relation to the infrastructure has been introduced to enhance its value. The district and taluk/town level maps depicting the boundaries and other important features have been inserted at appropriate places, to further enhance the value of the publication.

This publication is a joint venture of the State Government and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled in the State under the direction of Shri S. S. Jaya Rao, I. A. S., Director of Census Operations, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad, on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of this publication was carried out by Dr. N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) of my office. Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) provided the technical guidance in the preparation of the maps. Data received from Census Directorate have been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the headquarters under the guid9nce of Shri M. M. Dua, Senior Research Officer. I am thankful to all who have contributed in this project.

NEW DELHI P. PADMANABHA the 26th April, 1982. Registrar General, India PREFACE

- District Census Handbook is the most important of the local publications brought out by tile Census- Organisation. This is a joint venture of the State and Central Governments. The chapter on HISTORY 0 F DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK details its histo~y and growth right from the inception - of Census in 1872, while the foreword of the Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India highlights the scope ahd significance -of the. tremendous improvements brought about from time to time since 1951 to 1981, in the presentatkm -{)f data so < as to meet the demands of planning and administrative needs of the Governments and the data users. Needless to say that it is of immense use to planners, administrato!s,./academicians, scholars, researchers, social workers, etc. The restructuring of the format of the Village Directory at the 1981 Census has been done particularly to incorporate the exhaustive data on Infrastructure in relation to amenities and land use pattern to meet the needs of micro"fevel andloeal area planning for rural areas as well as to meet the Minimum Needs and Revised Minimum Needs Programmes of the Planning Commission. It is further intended to help regulating the provision of goods and services and also to enable minimisi­ ing regional imbalances in the process of development. The formats of the Town Directory have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme, by adding state­ ments on civic and other amenities in slums in Class 1 and Class II Towns, columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population, adult literacy centres, working women's hostels, etc. In the process of collection of data for this volume, various State and Central Government depart­ ments have extended their kind co-operation. The District Census Handbook comprises two parts­ Part A-detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on Census and non­ Census data in relation to infrastructure and Part B-Villag.e and Town Directories as well as Primary Census Abrstract of Villages and Towns. In this joint venture of the State and Central Governments, while the collection, processing including compilation, tabulation and finallsation of the writeup have been done by the Directorate of Census Operations, Andhra Pradesh, under the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, the paper and printing costs are borne by the Government of Andhra Pradesh State. I offer my grateful thanks to Sri S. R. Rama Murthy, I. A. S. (Retd.) former Chief Secretary of the Government of Andhra Pradesh and Sri M. Appa Rao, Joint Secretary (Retd.), General Administration (Elections) Department for the' kind co-operation and encouragement extended by them at the time of 1981 Census. Grateful thanks are also due to Sri Shravan Kumar, f. A. S., the present Chief Secretary, Sri B. N. Jaya Simha, I. A. S., Special Chief Secretary, General Administration Department and Chief Electoral Officer who is also in charge of Census and to Sri P. V. Gopal Rao, I. A. S., D~puty Secretary, General Administration Department, for extending their kind co-operation. The Director of Printing and Stationery has been helpful in selecting good private presses for printing the hand­ books. My grateful thanks are due to Sri S. S. Jaya Rao, I. A. S.. Director of Census Operations, Andhra Pradesh, under whose direction the entire Census Operations programme w_as successfully carried out in the State. He has retired from service after $uperannuation in April, 1984. I am extremely grateful to Sri P. Padmanabha, I. A. S., former Registrar General and Census Commissi­ oner of India, whose constant guidance and advice were a source of strength and to Dr. N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) who has formulated the contents of the handbook in detail. Grateful thanks are also due to Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) under whose guidance the Map Division has scrutinised the district and the taluk maps evincing very keen interest and to Sri M. M. Dua, Senior Research Officer (now Deputy Director), who has scrutinised the data presented here with very minute care. I feel it a proud privilege and bounden duty to offer my sincere and grateful thanks to Sri V. S. Verma, r. A. S., Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India and to Sri V. P. Pandey, Joint Registrar General, India for their constant guidance and advice in both administrative and technical matters. iv

In the finalisation of writeup, compilation and processing of data for the volume, I have been ably assisted by Sri B, Satyanarayana, as Deputy Director and as Assistant Director of Census Operations, with the assistance of an efficient team led by Smt. P. Lalitha, Investigator who has gained rich experience and specialised this subject. Sri Shyam Deo, Research Officer, ably guided the Map Section in the preparation of various maps included in this publication. I am thankful to all those officials who have contributed in bringing out this voluminous publication.

The following officials who have worked on the present volume of N ellore District Census Handbook deserve my thanks for their contribution.

Smt. T. Suseela, Tabulation Officer ") Sri N. C. Hanumantha Reddy, Tabulation Officer 1> Drafting, Scrutiny and I Supervision of Printing Smt. P. A. M. Tayaru, Tabulation Officer :J

Sri B. Nadavaiah, Computor Supervision of Printing

Sri T. B. Ramchander, Statistical Assistant ") Smt. N. Suseela, Statistical Assistant 1 Sri D. Prakash, Statistical Assistant I I Sri Khamolal, Statistical Assistant I Sri J. Raja Gopala Rao, Statistical Assistant I I Smt. J. Sitamahalakshmi, Statistical Assistant I Sri Y. Gopala Krishna Murthy, Statistical Assistant I Collection, Compilation, Sri M. Ramprasad, Computor scrutiny of maps and proof L reading Kum. Arifa Sultana, Computor I Smt. J. Madhubala, Computor I Smt. S. Ambujam, Computor Smt. N. Sita Kumari, Computor I Sri K. Ani! Kumar Chowdary, Computor i Sri G. Venkateswara Rao, Computor I J Dr. (Kum.) Aqueela Begum, Cartographer 1 Sri M. N. Ram Mohan, Senior Artist >­ Supervision of Mapping work I Sri Syed Ahmed, Senior Artist ) Smt. Daya Saxena, Artist ") Sri I M. J. Sadiq, Senior Draughtsman I Sri Mohinuddin Hassan, Senior Draughtsman i Sri B. Raghu Ram, Senior Draughtsman Sri K. Deva Dass, Senior Draughtsman f Sri M. A. Qadeer, Draughtsman I Sri B. Ramsheshu, Draughtsman I Sri T. Trinadh, Draughtsman ~ Preparation of maps I Sri K. Shyam Prasad Reddy, Draughtsman I Sri G. Mariyanna, Draughtsman Sri I D. Chiranjeevi Raju, Draughtsman I Smt. R. R. S. N. Subba Lakshmi, Draughtsman I Sri M. K. Zahiruddin, Draughtsman I J v

Sri N. V. Manohar Rao, Junior Steno Smt. P. V. D. Lakshmi, Junior Steno Smt. Cn. Lalitha Kumari, Junior Steno Preparation of fair copies Smt. J. Bharathi, L. D. C. l Sri Md. Khaja Moinuddin, L. O. C. l I Sri Md. Ismail, L. D. C. J

Hyderahad CH. PURNACHANDRA RAO Ot. 24-4-1987 DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS ANDHRA PRADESH

CONTENTS

Part - A Pages

1 I mportant statistics of the district ix-x

2 Map of the district Facing Page [i] 3 Analytical note (i) Brief history of the district [1-10] (ii) General, physical aspects, hills, rivers, flora, fauna climate, rainfall, soils, history of district as an administrative unit and changes in its component parts in general and during the decade in particu lar [11-26] '(iii) Major characteristics of the district particularly in relation to the economic resources namely forestry, minerals and mining, electricity and power, land and land-use pattern, tenancy, agricul­ ture, animal husbandry, fishery, industry, trade and commerce, transport, etc. [27-29] (iv) Brief description of places of religious, historical or archaeological importance in villages and places of tourist interest in the towns of the district [30-34] (v) Census concepts of rural and urban areas and other terms namely census house, household, scheduled castes / scheduled tribes, literates, main worker, marginal worker, non-worker, etc. [35-37] (vi) The history of district census handbook, scope of village directory, town directory statements and PCA [38-49] (vii). Brief analysis of the village and town directory, PCA data based on inset tables and a note on physically handicapped persons [50-66]

Part-B Village and Town Directory and Primary Census Abstract

SECTION I - VILLAGE DIRECTORY (i) Note explaining the codes used in the Village Directory 1-2 (ii) Village Directory with Taluk Map on facing page of alphabetical list 1 Udayagiri 3-16 2 Atmakur 17-25 3 Vinjamur 27-35 4 Kava Ii 37-43 5 Butchireddipalem 45-51 6 Kovur 53-57 7 Indukurpet 59-65 viii

8 Nellore 67-73 9 Podalakur 75-81 10 Rapur 83-91 11 Venkatagiri 93-111 12 Gudur 113-125 13 Vakadu 127-137 14 Naidupet 139-151 15 Sullurpet 153-163

(iii) Appendices (I-IV) to the Village Directory 164-190 (iv) L. C. Nos. for three decades (1961 to 1981) 191-243

SECTION II - TOWN DIRECTORY (i) Note explaining the codes used in the Town Directory 247-248 (ii) Town Directory statements '(I to VI and IV A) 250-263

SECTION III - PRI MARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

(i) District PCA 266-271 (ii) Taluk-wise PCA (a) 1 Udayagiri 273-279 2 Atmakur 281-287 3 Vinjamur 289-295 4 Kavali 297-305 5 Butchireddipalem 307-311 6 Kovur 313-319 7 Indukurpet 321-325 8 Nellore 327-341 9 podalakur 343-347 10 Rapur 349-355 11 Venkatagiri 357-375 12 Gudur 377-385 13 Vakadu 387-394 14 Naidupet 395-405 15 sullurpet 407-417

(b) Description of Urban Enumeration Blocks 418-446 (c) Appendix to Urban PCA 447-466 (iii) Special PCA on SC and ST 468-475 IMPORTANT STATISTICS COMPARATIVE FIGURES OF THE STATE AND DISTRICT

Andhra Pradesh Nellore State District POPULATION TOTAL Persons 53,549,673 2,014,879 Males 27,108,922 1,018,716 Females 26,440,751 996,163

RURAL ... Persons 41,062,097 1,596,490 Males 20.697,627 805,138 Females 20,364,470 791,352 URBAN Persons 12,487,576 418,389 Males 6,411.295 213,578 Females 6.076,281 204,811 DECENNIAL POPULATION 23.1 ° 25.18 GROWTH RATE 1971-81 GEOGRAPHICAL AREA (Sq. Kms.) 275,068 13,076 DENSITY OF POPULATION (Per Sq. Km.) 195 154 SEX-RATIO (Number of Females per 1,000 Males) 975 978 LITERACY RATE Persons 29.94 32.16 Males 39.26 41.04 Females 20.39 23.09

PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 23.32 20.76 TO TOTAL POPULATION PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION

(III) NON-WORKERS Persons 54.24 53.56 Males 42.32 40.92 Females 66.46 66.50 x

BREAK UP OF MAIN WORKERS Andhra Pradesh Nellore PERCENTAGE AMONG MAIN WORKERS State District

(I) CULTIVATORS Persons 32.74 27.10 Males 36.86 33.07 Females 23.79 13.74 (II) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS ... Persons 36.79 43.85 Males 26.51 32.50 Females 59.07 69.19 (III) HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY ... Persons 4.70 4.29 Males 450 4.59 FemaJes 5.14 3.64 (IV) OTH ER WORKERS ... Persons 25.77 24.76 Males 32.13 29.84 Females 12.00 13.43 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES Persons 14.87 20.67 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 14.90 20.65 Females 14.84 20.68 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBES Persons 5.93 8.81 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATJON Males 5.97 8.98 Females 5.89 8.63 NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 10.422,448 429.165 NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 29.281 1,182

Inhabited 27,379 1,110 Uninhabited 1,902 72

NUMBER OF TOWNS ... 252 8 PART-A

ANALYTICAL NOTE HISTORY

Nothing certain is known of the history of more successful in the north and had taken the Nellore before the times of the Cholas. However, whole of Vengi under their control. This newly geologists assert that the early and middle palaeo­ won territory was placed under Pulakesin's lithians flourished in the coastal area stretching younger brother, Kubja Vishnuvardhana, who thus from Orissa to South Arcot particularly in the became the founder of the Eastern Chalukyan Cuddapah, Guntur and Nellore districts. This area dynasty wh ich was in power over the eastern coast is rich in a particular kind of flint called quartzite of the Deccan for more than five centuries, before out of which prehistoric man made his weapons it was finally over run by the Cholas and annexed and implements. As these :have been discovered to their empire. Nellore district thus came under in soils which were formed in the earliest stages of the Eastern Chalukyans on their rise into power, the earth's evolution, it has been concluded that though Mahendravarman and his successors conti­ the men who made them were the earliest inhabi­ nually disputed their power and engaged themselves tants of India. The neolithic age in Nellore is more in constant raids on it. The district was therefore obscure than the palaeolithic age. It is not clear to a bone of contention in the seventh century bet­ what extent this district was occupied by the pre­ ween Pallavas and Chalukyas. In the eighth Dravidians and the Dravidians. The geographical century, the Palla vas again gained supremacy over situation of the district and the completely Dravidian the district. The growing weakness of the Pallavas character of its vernacular seem to indicate that the in the succeeding years gave rise to the rival acti­ district came under Dravidian occupations early as vities of the Pandyas and the Cholas for gaining other parts of the Peninsula. These Dravidians imperial supremacy. After struggling for half a must have come aCross the Yenadis, the Chenchus, century, the ChoJas became supreme in this part the Yerukulas and the Dommaras who are still in of the country. By 907 A. D., when the Parantaka I great number in the district. This Dravidian colony succeeded to the Chola throne, the Pallavas had must have existed some thousands of years before been completely supplanted by the Cholas in the Aryan emigration to the South. It is difficult Tondamandalam. About 950 A.D., the R::tshtrakuta to say to what extent this Dravidian colony was King, Krishna III killed Rajaditya (Parantaka's son) influenced by the Aryans. The Aryan conquest is in the battle of Takkolam, near Arkonam and won Pictured in the great Epic, the Ramayana. Nellore back Tondamandalam and became the master for was (it is supposed) included in the Dandakaranya 12 years. Later i. e., in 985 A.D., Rajaraja the forest into which the Aryans first penetrated as great (985-1013) A.D., ascended the Chola throne adventurous sages and civilizers. With the rise of and began a fresh era of struggle between the the Mauryan Empire, Nellore also seems to have Eastern and Western Chalukyas and the Cholas. come under its influence and was part of the Asokan Empire in the third century 8. C. The Rajaraja the Great, having annexed the terri­ district was next included in the Pallava dominion tories of the Gangas and Nolambavadi (the region between the fourth and sixth centuries A. D. With round Bellary and Coorg) kept the Western the dawn of the seventh century, the political Chalukyas in check and was able to advance centre of gravity of the Pallavas shifted to the against the Eastern Chalukyas in Nellore. The south and weakened their power in the north. conquest of the Eastern Chalukya Kingdom of Pulakesin who founded the Chalukyan empire of Vengi was an easy matter. Rajaraja appointed the Deccan invaded the Pallava territories of Saktivarman as his Viceroy and gave his daughter Mahendravarman. One section of his army moved Kundavai, in marriage to Vimaladitya (brother of directly against the central Pallava country in the Saktivarman) and thus brought about the union of south and another attacked the northern section Chola and Eastern Chalukya dynasties. This comprising Nellore and North Arcot district. Pula­ Vimaladitya, surnamed Vishnuvardhana, ruled over kesion I captured Conjeevaram but eventually was Vengi from 1015 to 1022 A.D., and was succeeded beaten by Mahendravarman and compelled by one of his sons, Rajaraja Narendra, who married to evacuate it. The Chalukyas however, proved the daughter of Rajaraja's son and successor

*** Source: An extract from District Census Handbook - 1961 Nellore District, Andhra Pradesh. (2]

Rajendra '(1014-53). Narendra is generally regarded kham there. The district next came under the as a national hero of the Andhras and was a patron political sway of the Kakatiyas until 1323. The of the Telugu poet Nannayya Bhattu. Mohammadan conquest that started in the last quarter of 13th century created great confusions The Chola dynasty ruled long on account of but they were SOon ended with the rise of the Vijaya­ which numerous Telugu Chola lines came into nagar Empire. The Vijayanagar Empire included the existence in Nellore and its neighbourhood about Nellore district from the very beginning, Udayagiri the middle of the 12th century. They inaugurated being one of its viceregal centres and even as early an era of intensive Telugu literary activity and under as the thirties of 14th century the capital of Kam­ them Nellore came to be more a Telugu than a pana I, one of the five sons of Sangama !, who Tamil district. Men of letters were handsomely took part in the foundation of that Empire. In 1336, patronized Politically the immediate result the very year of the foundation of Vijayanagar of the establishment of these numerous Empire, Harihara I, made a g~ant of a village in Telugu feudal houses was the beginning of the Gudur taluk. decline of the Chola power. This is obvious from the survey of the events which took place in the Ever since, Udayagiri was regarded as a very time of Vikrama Chola. Till 1118 A. D., he had important Rajya or Provincial division. It included been the Viceroy over Vengi and later on crowned almost the whole of the Nellore district as well as as Emperor. By 1123-34 A. D., Vikrama Chola part of Cuddapah. One interesting fact to be appears to have driven out the Chalukyan forces noticed in regard to this period is that almost all once again and then Cuddapah and Nellore were the important tcluk headquarters of the present ruled by the Telugu Chola brothers Sidda and Beta I, day were headquarters of Seerr:as then. For instance, who acknowledged the supremacy of Vikrama Atmakur formed a part of Pranganadu Seema, and Chola. A certain Bhima rose at Kolanu (Kandukur) Kanigiri, Rapur and Udayagiri were other Seemas and he had to be subdued. Vikrama Chola seems figuring in inscriptions. The Governor of Udayagiri to have partitioned the Andhra country from Nellore to Simhachalam among a number of Telugu feudal Rajya was given the title of the 'Lord of the nobles, chief of whom is believed to be the Eastern ocean'. The province was considered so Velanadu dynasty of Pithapuram. Malia I of this important that only princes related to the royal dynasty is said to have been a friend of Trinetra family or only very trustworthy generals or nobles Pallava and to have conquered the Aruvela (6,000) were appointed to administer it. The Udayagiri country which included the territory from North Rajya was bounded on the north by Kondavidu Nellore to the Krishna. Rajya, on the south by Chandragiri Rajya, and on the west by Penukonda Rajya. A From the time of Rajaraj-a II (1146-71) the small part of Nel10re belonged to Kondavidu and Chola decline in its hold over the Andhra country Chandragiri provinces, while the main portion of it started. The Hoyasalas were in constant war with belonged to Udayagiri. Several records of Bukka I the Cholas for imperial supremacy and the Pandyas are found in this district. In 1377 Harihara I I, were simultaneously attempting to overthrow the son of Bukka I, figures in Kanigiri taluk. In 1382 Chola dynasty. Tikka I, the son of Manuma­ Harihara I I had for his representative in Udayagiri siddhi Rajendra claims to have successfully province his own son, the later Devaraya I. In opposed the Hoyasalas. From the Nirvachanottara 1386 the same monarch built at Udayagiri the Ramayanam, we learn that Tikka also warred with temple of Siddheswara, beside::; excavating a holy the North Velanadu line, then in its fast days, just tank "which resembled the Manasa lake" for men before the Kakatiya conquest. to bathe in.

In the reign of Rajendra Chola III (1246-67), From 1390 onwards the province came under the Chola power came to an end. He tried to resist the reign of Prince Devaraya I, the son and the supremacy of the Hoyasalas, but being vanqui­ successor of Harihara 1[, Apparently Devaraya shed, lost for ever the Kongu Province. The breach was incharge of this province for atleast 12 years between the Chola and Hoyasalas was availed of before he ascended the imperial throne at Vijaya­ by Jatavarman Sundara Pandya (1257-64 A. 0.) nagar, Devaraya I ruled over the country from the greatest of the Pandyan line. He is said to have 1406 to 1422 A. D. and he was succeede d by occupied Nellore and celebrated his Vijayabhishe- Ramachandra and Vijaya Bukka. Devaraya I I who, [3]

succeeded his father Vijaya Bukka, reigned the of them were them selves eminent scholars and country from 1422 to 1446 A. D. poets. Venkatagiri Zamindars were important feudals in this period. One of the early chiefs of Venkatagiri The chief feature in the reign of Devaraya was distinguished himself in the Court of Kakatiya King, the control he came to exercise over the celebrated Ganapathi, and was a man of great influence during lines of Reddi chiefs, who ruled over the different reign of Rudrama Devi. During the reign of Krishna parts of the Vijayanagar in the east. The Reddi Devaraya the family lived at Velugodu and thus clans first came into prominence in the age of the came to use the title of Velugotivaru. Kakatiyas. The Bhimeswarapuranarn, a Telugu Kavya (Poetry) dedicated to a chief a Reddi ruler of In the later part of the fifteenth century, the Rajahmundry of the 15th century says that the control of Vi jay ana gar over the district slackened as earliest Reddi chiefs rose to power in the villages a sequal to the weakness of the emperors Malli­ of Simhavikrama (Nellore), Duvvur and Gandava­ karjuna and Virupaksha. In the north, Kondavidu ram. Getting themselves first appointed as soldiers Reddis declined from the time of Komati Vema and generals under the Kakatiyas, the Reddis onwards on account of aggression of their cousins carved out for themselves small feudal principalities Kataya Vema and others of Rajahmundry. Taking during the troublous times which followed the advantage of these circumstances King Kapileswara withdrawar of the Mohammadans after their Gajapathi of Orissa, who inaugurated a new era of invas'ons in the first quarter of the 14th century imperial greatness for his Kingdom, marched sou:h­ and after. After the death of Prataparudra II in ward, subdued the Reddis and pushed his forces 1323, the local Nayaks or Chiefs in the Krishna, into the Nellore district. Kapileswara seems to Guntur and Nellore districts carved out kingdoms have advanced far in the south. Udayagiri and for themselves in this manner. The Reddis were Kondavidu became Viceroyalties under the Oriya the most prominent of the chiefs. According to Kings Kapileswara and his successor Purushothama. one account, they succeeded the Niyogi Brahmins The Saluva general, Narasimha tried to drive the in the Governance of the country. It is clear from Gajapathis out and in 1474-75 A. D., actually the inscriptions that the Reddi family which first rose reconquered the whole province upto Rajahmundry. to power belonged to the Pantakula of pakanadu. Later on the district came once again under Kapile­ The Panta Reddis still form an important class of swara, Purushothama and Prataparudra. Throughout the landed gentry of the district and Pakanadu is the period when Vijayanagar was under the four the land between Nellore and ongole. When the Narasimhas, i.e. the two Saluvas and the first two Reddis became rulers, genealogies characteristic of Tuluvas, Nellore district was temporari Iy 103t to the Kshatriya dynasties were framed for them. Vijayanagar. A new epoch dawned with the They all traced thei( political greatness to a accession of the great Krishnadevaraya in 1509. common progenitor, Prolaya. The greatest of his conql1ests was the recovery of the Nellore or Udayagiri and Kondavidu Rajyas The earliest centre of the Reddi activity was from the Orissa ruler Prataparudra, whose daughter Addanki, 21 miles (33.80 Kms.) to the north-west of he subsequently married. Krishnadevaraya as a Ongole. Vema Reddi, the son of Proia, established prince was first employed in Kondavidu province. his hold over the strong strategic forts of Addanki, The whole of the Nellore district was under the Kondavidu, Kondapalle and Dharanikota. Vema is control of Krishnadevaraya throughout his reign and generally claimed to !"Jave constructed the flights of also of his successors Achutaraya (1530-42 A. D.) steps to the otherwise inaccessible temples of and Sadasivaraya (1543-70). With the disaster at Ahobilam and Srisailam. Vema Reddi ruled from the great battle of Tallikota in 1565 and the transfer 1340 to about 1369, the period when the Vijaya­ of the capital to Penukonda the Moslems advanced nagar dynasty established itself in the Nellore into Bellary, Kurnool and Anantapur districts and district; but Vema Reddi did not recognise the asserted supremacy over the local chiefs who had Vijayanagar authority. The control over the Konda­ hitherto been the vassals of the Vijayanagar empire. vidu Rajya therefore became slender. In the time of The Provincial Chiefs tried to assert independence Vema's son and successor Anapota, the capital was and Nellore was not behind other "orthern districts shifted northwardly from Addanki to Kondavidu, in this respect. Tirumala I, who succeeded Sada­ 13 miles (20.92 Kms.) to the south-west of Guntur. sivaraya in 1571 had great trouble with the The Reddis were great patrons of Telugu literature Moslems and his control over the northern parts of and culture and of Brahmins and temples. Several the Vijayanagar empire including Nellore became [4]

naturally weak. The growing pressure of the subordinates to Mu~lims. Sultan Abdulla Badshah Musalmans' arms enabled Provincial Governors to who ruled for a very long period of fifty years from act like independent princess. Channappa Nayudu. 1623 to 1672 became the virtual ruler of the one of the generals of Sadasivaraya, otherwise district. The decline of the rule of Vijayanagar and known as Jagadevaraya. repulsed two invasions by the rise of the Muslims synchronised with the the Moslems. A third invasion in 1573 by both advent of the British power in this part of India. Adil Shah and Qutub Shah was more disastrous. In the reign of Venkata II. European Nations had The latter swept the country from Peddapuram to begun to appear on the Coromandel coast and the the Krishna River, crossed that river and captured eastern waters. In 1595 the Dutch first rounded Kondavidu. while the test of the Bijapur troops the cape and within the next thirty years established advanced towards the Nellore district. Prince Sri settlements all along the sea coast from Africa to Ranga who was later known as Sri Ranga I who Japan. In 1609, they appeared at Chandragiri and was incharge of this part of the country checked the obtained Venkatapathi's permission to erect a Moslems' activities. Many parts of the Nellore settlement at PUlicat, the great port which with its district were. however, still subject to frequent extensive backwater afforded a safe shelter for Moslem invasions. their shipping and by 1615 they had made them­ selves masters of coastal trade of Ceylon and Sri Ranga I (1572-85 A.D.) succeeded Tirumala Coromandel seas. The English were not so and continued in possession of the Nellore district successful at first. Till 1611 they had for their throughout his reign. His accession to the throne objective the East Indies and not the main land of was apparently followed by a desparate fight with India. Only in 1611 they attempted to effect a the Moslem's in the country bordenng on Nellore. trade settlement in India and touched at the several His successor Venkata II (1585-1614) was in posts occupied by the Dutch. The Dutch scented a possession of this entire district. Venkata II died in new danger, and immediately set intrigue afoot October, 1614 and from that time till 1616 there against the English who sought their fortunes in was a great war of succession. in which almost afl. the Deccan and the East I ndies in the reign of the important feudatory kings and chiefs of the Venkata If. During the time of Ramadevaraya IV different provinces took part. Prince Ramadevaraya (1617-30). the European natives made further and Jaggaraya were the rival candidates. Yachama­ progress, but the Dutch, who had over thrown the nayaka of Venkatagiri and Ragunathanayaka of Tan­ English at Java in 1617, and bui It the city of jore championed the claims of Ramadeva,aya while Batavia, made a truce with the English in Gobburi Jagadevaraya.Veerappa Nayaka of Madura, 1621 and allowed them to establish a settlement the Nayaka of Gingee. and the chief of Karvetinagar at Pu!icat. They also established a factory supported Jaggaraya. Yachamanayaka rescued at Masulipatnam. The fierce rivalry between Ramadevaraya from the fort of Vellore, where all his the Dutch and the English soon revived and the brothers had been imprisoned and killed by the order~ English turned their attention to the mainland of of Jaggaraya. The decisive battle of the war was India, particularly the Coromandel coast and desired fought on the banks of Cauvery near the Grand to make Masulipatnam as the starting place tor Anicut where Jaggadeva and his supporte,s were their progress. But there were serious difficulties completely routed, the reader himself being killed. in their way as the local Governor of Golconda was unfriendly and there was no protecting Firman The young prince Ramadevaraya was then proclai­ med emperor by the party of Yachamanayaka and from the Sultan. They therefore, looked for a more southern place which, while offering the same faci­ he ruled from 1617 to 1630. This led to the perma­ nent occupation of the town of Venkatagiri by lities as Masulipatnam would be more free from Yacham::Jnayaka and his successors. It was previ­ political and other troubles. They therefore, choose Dugarajupatnam, 40 mlies (64. 37 Kms.) north of ously in the possession of the chiefs of Karvetinagar pulicat lake and 9 miles (12.87 Kms.) from the relatives of Jaggadevaraya. The reign of Rama­ mouth of Swarnamukhi. The spot was situated devaraya IV (1617-30) was one of disasters so far within the Estate of Venkatagiri and was under as his control over Nellore district was concerned. the influence of a local Karnam Armuga Mudaliar, The Sultan of Golconda imposed his yoke on the who was instrumental in seeking it for the former feudatories of Penukonda and Chandragiri. English. The place therefore. came to be and the Venkatagiri and Kalahasti Chiefs became called Armagaon after him. Armagaon was [5], fortified by the East India Company presumably against these, there were some agreeable features~ with the permission of the Rajah of Venkatagiri. It and there are instances or Muslim Kings making was the first instance of a fortified. possession grants to Hindu tempres, An inscription at Palla­ of the East India Company in India and was consi­ volu in Udayagiri taluk shows that Syed Abdullah dered so secure that in 1628 Masulipatnam was Sahib gave certain rent free lands to the local abandoned in its favour. In 1632 however, the Avulamma temple. Donations for the preservation British obtained a Firman from the Sultan of of tanks, canals and other utilitarian works were Golconda and reopened the factory at Masulipat­ common. Till 1678, Golconda held uncontrolled nam, but Armagaon was not finally abondoned till possess ion of this portion of the Carnatic. Then 1641 when Chennakuppam, the present Madras, came Sivaji's invasion and led to the assertion took its place. Its abandonement was not due to of Mahratta supremacy over the southern any refusal on the part of the Rajah of Venkatagiri portion of Golconda territory. Nellore, however, to give permission for its fortification but to the does not seem to have been touched by this raid. fact that by that time Madras was considered the In 1687, Moghal conquest took place and annexed most promising site for the Company's head­ the Golconda and its possessions in the Moghal quarters Venkatapathi III (1630-42) seems to have empire. In 1689 the Mahratta King Sambhaji was made some attempts to recover the southern part of captured and his successor Rajaram fled to Gingee the district. But the sovereignty of Venkatapathi III which was besieged for eight years by the Moghal was only temporary, owing to Golconda troubles troops. During this siege, their general Zulfikar from the Moghals Sri Ranga succeeded Venkata­ Khan, led his troops to the southern most extremity pathi and it was with his formal permission that of the peninsula, and reduced all the southern Damerla Venkatadri Naidu of Kalahasti gave kingdoms to Moghal supremacy and the whole of Chennakuppam to Francis Day in 1639. From 1640 the Carnatic then felt into the hands of the heads of onwards Sri Ranga ceased to have any control over Moghals and was organised into the Province of NeHore. The Nayakas of South viz., Tirumala Arcot which roughly extended from the Krishna to Nayak of Madura, Krishnappa Nayak of Gingee and the Coleroon. Vijaya Raghava Nayak of Tanjore rebelled against In 1701 Zulfikar Khan was succeeded by Daud Vijayanagar and led to a great war in South Areot Khan as the Nawab by which title the military district. The confederates sought the assistance of commandant of the Carnatic came from this time to the Muslims and made Sri Ranga who was at first be known The Nawab of Arcot was constitu­ successful, to abandon his ancestral throne and tionally subordinate to the Nizam of Deccan (who take refuge in Mysore where he died. The result became independent of the Moghal emperor in of the suicidal call for Muslim help by the Hindu 1724). In 1710 Daud Khan was succeeded by Estates of the South was that both Bijapur and Saadut-ulla-khan who governed the Province till Golconda united in despoiling ti,em, and agreed, his death in His nephew Dost Ali assumed after a successful campaign to partition south 1732. India into two spheres of influence, Mysore, the Governorship of Carnatic in 1732 without the orders of the Nizam and much to his resentment. Tanjore, Gingee and Madhura being subject to the The Nizam would have marched south to assert his supremacy of Bijapur and Nellore, Chingleput and power had not serious Moghal affairs called him to North Arcot to that of Golconda. the north. On his return to the south, he quitely The sovereignty of the Sultans of the Golconda allowed the Nawab (If Carnatic to be subdued by over this district lasted from 1640 to 1687 when the Mahrattas under Raghoji Bhonsle in 1741. the dynasty was overthrown by the Moghals. Thus Raghoji killed Dost Ali in battle, entered into terms for the first time, this part of India became subject with Safdar Ali, from whom he levied a tribute. to all the benefits and evils of the Muslim rule. He besieged Trichinopoly and took Chanda Sahib Mosques and tombs were erected in a number of as prisoner in 1742. Safdar Ali was killed by his places and the inscriptions regarding them were brother-in-law Murtuza Ali for power but Safdar engraved Persian and Arabic, not only in purely Ali's minor was ultimately proclaimed as the Muslim buildings but also on the walls and pillars Nawab. In 1743 the Nizam came from Hyderabad of Hindu temples. Sometimes temples were des­ to enquire into that matter. The Nizam set aside troyed and the materials were used for the building the claims of Murtuza Ali and Chanda Sahib and of Muslim edifices. Forts were constructed and appointed Anwar-ud-din as the guardian of the the Muslim officers were appointed to them. As minor of Safdar Ali whom he accepted as the [6]

Nawab of Carnatic. The young Nawab, however, dream and he opened negotiations with the was assasinated soon after and Anwar-ud-din English authorities at Madras in 1754 As a result succeeded him. of this conference, 14th October, 1754, a suspen­ sion of hostilities by the English and the French After the death of Nizam-ul-mulk in 1748, his was proclaimed but this lasted for only eighteen second son Nazar Jung and his grandson Muzaffar months. During this period, the English were enga­ Jung strove for the succession of the Subedarship ged in organising the Administration of the terri­ of the Deccan. In Carnatic Anwar-ud-din was tories of the Nawab of Arcot and in reducing the opposed by Chanda Sahib. At this time the Engrish refractory Poligars of Madura and Tinnevelly and and the French were contending for supremacy in to break the siege of Trichinopoly by the the East and each of the claimants secured the Mysoreans. The result of the achievements was support of one of these powers Nazar Jung and that by August, Muhammed Ali was secure in his Anwar-ud-din were supported by the English while possession"of the Carnatic. Things having settled Muzaffar Jt.:ng and Chanda Sahib were supported down at Arcot, Muhammed Ali set to work to by the French. In this struggle Muzaffar Jung fell reduce Nellore. He despatched his forces together prisoner and Nazar Jung became the ruler. But with an English detachment !o collect tributes from the Poligars. Bangaru Yachama the Poligar in 1750 when Nazar Jung was assasinated, of Venkatagiri (1747-76) agreed to pay Rs. 1,40,000 Muzaffar Jung was proclaimed as the Viceroy of and Damerla Venkatapathi, Poligar of Kalahasti the Deccan by the French in consequence of which agreed to pay Rs. 1,00,000 and to acknowledge he recognised Dupleix, the French Governor as the Muhammed Ali as the Nawab. titular sovereign over the whole of South India from Krishna to Cape Comorin and Chanda Sahib But the establishment of Muhammed Ali at as the Nawab of Arcot, Muzaffar Jung proceeded Arcot did not bring him immediate peace. One of on his return march to Hyderabad from the south. his brothers Mafuz Khan who was administering The Nawabs of Cuddapah, Kurnool and Savanur the southern provinces rebelled. The same spirit of who supported him were dissatisfied with the hostility was displayed by Nazibullah, his another rewards bestowed on them by Muzaffar Jung. So, brother and the Governor of NeHore. The Nawab they killed him after a few weeks march in the required him to pay a subsidy of Rs.1,00,000 above territory now falling within the confines of Cudda­ the usual tribute, on the ground that Nellore had pah district. The French then selected Salabat suffered little in the recent wars. Nazibullah though Jung, the third son of Nizam-ul-mulk as the apologetic, evaded payment. The Nawab therefore, successor. The French influence had this grown deputed I klas Khan, the brother of the Nawab's to prominence both in Hyderabad and in the Carna­ General to collect the tribute. His talks with Nazi­ tic and had therefore, become paramount in Nerrore bullah were not successful and while he was also as elsewhere. The only place in the hands of returning with his escort he was ambushed at dark Muhammed Ali and the English in the Carnatic was and one of his men was murdered. The Nawab then the fort of Trichinopoly. In the succeeding months applied to the English for aid. The English accor­ of 1751-52, the fortunes of the French and their dingly despatched a force under the command of ally Chanda Sahib waned as the result of a series Lt. Col. Forde which joined the Nawab's army and of reverses before the walls of Trichinopoly and the troops of the Poligars of Venkatagiri and in other battles. By the end of 1753, the English Kalahasti at Sarvepalle and on 27th April, 1757 they gained a gradual hold over the Carnatic proper encamped before Nellore. The force was comman­ and became its masters while the French continued ded by Abdul Wahab, the brother of the Nawab. to be supreme in the Deccan and Northern Circars. Nazibullah on the approach of Abdul Wahab had M. Bussy had to his credit not merely the reputa­ retired with a small contingent leaving the town to tion of an eminently skilful administrator, but the be defended by the garrison. The English pitched real triumph of acquiring from the Nizam the their camp along the river bank and those of the assignment of the Northern Circars for the payment Nawab and Poligars were encamped at a distance of his troops. In 1753 Naziburrah, brother of higher up. The attack was commenced on 29th Muhammed Ali the Nawab of Arcot, was appoin­ April,1757 and lasted for five days. The attack was ted as the Governor of Nellore, the northernmost abortive and many were wounded. The assault part of the Carnatic. Due to the increasing In­ culminated in an unseemly retreat from the foot of fluence of the English in the~Carnatic, Dupleix the fort wall. Col. Forde did not renew the attack felt that his plan for a French Empire was but a on Nerrore. Abdul Wahab urged him to cross the [7]

Pennar in Pursuit of Nazibullah who was reported against the machinations of his brothers Nizam Ali to be in the neighbourhood. On 13th May, 1757 and Basalat Jung. With great unwillingness but 1he army crossed the Pennar and proceeded further with charl'lcteristic regard for disCipline Bussy left and reached Sangam, 18 miles (29 Kms) north­ for the South by way of Nellore district. Reaching west of Nellore on 15th May, but Nazibullah had Nellore through Ongole he received a warm rece­ quitted it sometime before to join the French at ption from Nazibullah. Leaving M. Moracin at Kondavidu. Col. Forde therefore returned next day Nellore to establish, with Nazibullah's aid, the supre­ to Sarvepalle where he received express orders to macy of French arms in the distnct, Bussy procee­ 'Come back with utmost expedition to Madras ded south and joined Lally in the siege of Fort St. where the affairs became serious in view of the George. The siege lasted for two months and ended renewed French activities. in French discomfiture and retreat on 16th February, 1759. This sealed the fate of the French for ever In June, 1757 Nazibullah, the rebel Governor, in the Carnatic. During this period Nazibullah had returned from Masulipatnam accompanied by eighty French soldiers. On the departure of the troops of been friendly with the Fr.ench, and had helped the establishment of French power over the Poligars the Nawab to Arcot and those of the Poligars to of Venkatagiri and Tirupati, he even accompanied Venkatagiri and Kalahasti, he opened a new Moracin to Pandicherry. But when he heard that campaign of incursions into the open country of the the siege of Madras was given up and that the Poligars, and in the middle of August marched besiegers had retreated, he declared entirely for suddenly to Tirupati to seize the temple collections. the English and most treacherously put to death all He only reached the fort of Kadawa, 12 miles the Frenchmen who were with him except their (19 Kms.) from Tirupati and there he deemed it officer St. Denys. He even offered to pay a tribute wise to return to Nellore, as a force had been sent of 30,000 pagodas a year in case they persuaded against him from Madras under Captain Polier. He the Nawab to acknowledge him as his Governor of however, continued his control over the district, as Nellore. The Nawab and the English advisers saw the English troops were again recalled by distur­ that this was the best arrangement under the bances in the South. In 1758 the matters became circumstances and not only recognised him as the complicated by the invasion of the Mahrattas under Governor but Abdul Wahab was rewarded with the Balvant Rao, who claimed to act in the Name of confirmation of the districts of Chandragiri and the Nawab. He pretended to be angry with Nazl­ Chittoor and the three Poligars of Venkatagiri, bullah on the score that Nazibullah was about to Kalahasti and Bomraj were ordered to guard their march against the Nawab with a large body of own hills and assist the administration of Chandra­ Fr.ench troops sent by Bussy. He subjugated giri and Chittoor, if attacked. By the crose of 1759 Cuddapah district in 1757, advanced eastward into the district once again came entirely under British Nellore district. Dividing his troops into three influence. An expedition from Bengal into the sections, he sent one of his sections of his troops Northern circars had just resulted in the expUlsion against the Poligar of Bomraj and another against of the French from the Northern Circars. Venkatagiri. He himself appeared at the Head of the third Section at Nellore. Nazibullah being In the middle of 1760 Basalat Jung, brother unable to resist hastened to buy him off and at the of Salabat Jung, the Subedar of the Deccan threa­ same time cleverly persuaded the Mahratta general tened the district. Crossi ng the Krishna he sent to intercede with the Nawab on his behalf. Mean­ threatening letters to Nazibullah at Nellore, to the while the other detachments plundered Venkatagiri three great Poligars as well as to all lesser ones and Kalahasti and exacted agreements from the along Pennar, and demanded an account of their Poligars for the payment of oppressive tributes. arrears of tribute due to the Subah of Deccan. The Matters might have become positively unpleasant tone of his letters and the approach of his forces for the Nawab but for the summons of Balavant deterred Nazibullah and the Poligars from helping Rao to Poona by the Peshwa Balaji Baji Rao. the English in the recovery of Tirupati which had been seized by the Mahrattas. Taking ad vantage In August, 1758 Lally ordered M. Bussy to leave of this weakness, Basalat continued his march and Hyderabad and to join the famous attack upon passing through Ongole attacked the fort of Pellur. Madras. This order was fatal for the fortunes of In great alarm Nazibullah and the Poligars pressed the French in the Deccan, fortunes which had been Madras for immediate assistance. The English kept intact for years by Bussy's masterful perso­ could not go to their rescue as they were collecting nality, diplomatic skill and loyalty to Salabat Jung their forces to march upon Wandewash. Basalat [8]

Jung, meanwhile advanced from Pellur against the Nizam of Hyderabad, the Northern circars were Nellore; but when he came near the Pennar, he ceded to the British in 1766 on the condition that quitted the southern road and turning to west the Nizam was to be furnished with a subsidiary encamped on the plains of Sangam on the north force in times of war and should receive six lakhs bank of the river. Here he summoned Nazibullah of rupees annually when no troops were required and the three great poligars to offer their personal and the Nizam on his part to assist the British with obeisance and allegiance. his troops. NazibulJah by making exaggerated reports of his forces as well as the reinforcements expected In 1767 the first war between Haidar Ali and from Madras, engaged in civil communications with the English broke out and ended in 1769 with the him. Basalat took strong steps against the three Treaty of Madras on the basis of the mutual resti­ great Poligars who fearing to offend the English tution of conquests. The Nawab, who had transfe­ Government had avoided the visit by various rred all his military power to the English, was excuses. Sending his horse over the river to forage subsequently engaged in diplomatic overtures with in the arable lands, and to seize the cattle and the Mahrattas against Haidar Ali, the despoilment grain for the army, Basalat Jung subsequently of Tanjore. and the arrangement for the lease of crossed the Pennar with his whole force and on Basalat Jung's Jagir of Guntur, which offended October, 1 st, 1759, encamped at Saidapuram ex­ both Haidar Ali and Nizam Ali who laid claims to it. pecting the arrival of Bussy. Against him the In July, 1780 Haidar Ali invaded the Carnatic and English despatched from Conjeevaram a strong during the subsequent operations the forces from contingent under the command of Captain Moore. Madras to Guntur and from Bengal to Madras The arrangement was that these troops were to be passed through the Nellore District. As a result of joined by six companies of sepoys from Tirupati these operations the Government at Fort St. George and the army of Nazibullah and then to follow and had to bear the whole burden of military defence. harass Basalat Jung's troops in order to prevent and applied for financial aid to the Nawab of them from effecting a meeting with Bussy. On the Carnatic. The latter however, appealed in 1781 to 15th October, 1759 the Madras troops and the sepoys the Bengal Government. and succeeded in conclud­ from Tirupati reached Kalahasti, but the Nellore ing a treaty, by which he was exempted from all contingent failed to appear. The arrival of the pecuniary demands beyond the expense of ten British was very timely for the Zamindars of battalions of troops, was recognised as hereditary Venkatagiri and Kalahasti terrified by the cavalry of sovereign of the Carnatic, and received also promi­ Basalat Jung within their borders and doubtful of ses of restoration of Tanjore and the restitution of the distant protection of the English troops, had certain districts occupied by Haidar Ali. The Madras temporized, visited Basalat Jung in his camp, Government remonstrated against this agreement accompanied by Sampati Rao formerly the Diwan and after many negotiations it was agreed on 2nd of the Nawab Muhammad Ali, and agreed to make December, 1781 that the revenue of the Carnatic each a present of Rs. 40,000. The appearance of should be transferred to the British Government for the English at this stage at Kalahasti and the non­ five years, the Nawab receiving one sixth for his arrival of Bussy's troops, caused Basalat Jung to private expenses. The Nawab did not allow to resolve upon retreat. He accordingly re-crossed continue this arrangement for long. Taking advan­ the Pennar and marched towards Cuddapah. In tage of the misunderstandi ngs between t he Supreme February, 1763 by the Treaty of Paris the French Government at Bengal and the Government of in return for the restoration of Pondicherry recog­ Madras he succeeded in obtaining in January, 1783 nised Muhammad Ali as Nawab and Salabat as orders for the restoration of his revenues. The Subedar. In 1763 Muhammad Ali ceded to the Madras Government did not implement these orders English the Jagir districts yielding an annual as the agreement of the 2nd December, 1781 had revenue of 4~ lakhs of Pagodas as indemnity for the recent war expenses. Nizam Ali Khan, the in the meantime been approved by the Court of fourth son of Nizam-ul-mulk obtained the support Directors. The Boa"d of Control which had just of the English on the promise of dismissing the been created, took the management of the Carnatic French from his service. Salabat Jung was deth­ affairs out of the hands of the Court of Directors. roned in 1761 and Nizam Ali Khan was proclaimed and ot'dered the restoration of the revenue to the ruler. After Nizam Ali succeeded Salabat Jung as Nawab, and the assignment by him of 12 lakhs of [9]

Pagodas a year for the payment of the debts to the ment should maintain a force, for the payment of company and to private creditors. By this prelimi­ which the Nawab should contribute 9 lakhs of nary treaty of 1785 the Nawab had to pay 12 lakhs Pagodas annually and that the country should be of pagodas a year towards debts besides meeting garrisoned by British troops. In the event of war current charges, territorial security being assured in the British Government should take the manage­ return for punctual payment. It was subsequently ment of the entire country, paying to the Nawab realised that no conditions could be enforced one fifth of the revenues. [he British Government through the officers of the Nawab. It was there­ should also collect tribute from the Poligars in the fore, resolved to undertake the direct management Nawab's name and give him credit for it in his of the country during the war-a decision which was contribution and in case of failure of payment the carried out with great delicacy. The Nawab how­ British Government should assume the manage­ ever, did not see its necessity for the preservation ment of certain specified districts. If the Nawab of his country or interests and boldly circulated required additional troops, he has to pay separately instructions to his Amins practically directing them for it and he should renounce intercourse with flot to co-operate with the English Government. other States as he should be included in all treaties Consequently Lt. Boisdaun, commanding at Nellore relating to the Carnatic. By the end of August, complained that the Nawab's managers seemed 1792 this district had been retransferred to the rather enemies than friends of his detachment and Nawab's officers. that His Highness's Fouzdar and Amildar at Nellore absolutely refused to submit to the Company's Muhammad Ali died in October, 1795 and was authority. succeeded by his Son Oomdat-ul-Oomrah. The experience of the previous three years had shown In 1790 the Government in order to discharge that the treaty of 1792 had most injurious and the new financial responsibilities which had fallen oppressive effects. Though the subsidy had been .an their shoulders, appointed Collectors in the paid regularly the Nawab had contracted heavy various districts of the Carnatic, each being armed loans to meet his liabilities and to liquidate them. with full powers to reduce the Poligars and other He assigned the revenues of his country to the dependent authorities to complete subjection and creditors, a system which resulted in cruel and to evolve a sound and regular system of financial grinding oppression. Several attempts were made administration in place of chaos which had reigned to remedy this state of things but without success. under the Nawab's regime. I n accordance with On the fall of Srirangapatnam treacherous corres­ this plan, Nellore with its depedencies was placed pondence was discovered which had been begun under Mr. Dighton while Ongole and Palnad were by Muhammad Ali with Tippu Sultan shortly after placed under Mr. Erskine. Mr. Dighton assumed the conclusion of 1792 treaty and even Oomdat-ul­ charge as first Collector of Nellore in July, 1790 Oomrah was concerned in it. As this treachery was He was instructed by the Board of Revenue to make a direct violation of the treaty obligations of 1792, enquiries regarding the State of affairs of the the British Government declared itself released district and to endeavour byevery means in his there from, and announced its intention of assum­ power to impress all ranks of people with confi­ ing the Government of the Carnatic making a dence in Company's justice, to assure them of provision for the family of the Nawab Oomdat-ul­ protection in all their just rights, and to encourage Oomrah who died on 15th July, 1801 before the the ryots in the cultivation of the counlry. He was conclusion of the proposed arrangements. The also asked to be careful to conciliate the attachment terms framed on the above basis were offered to of the Poligars of the frontier and assure them that his reputed son Ali Hussain who had been nomina­ Government will notice in the most favourable ted by Oomdat-ul-Oomrah has his successor; but manner such exertions as they shall make against he rejected them. Negotiations were then opened common enemy. with Azim-u- Dowla, a nephew of the Nawab Oomdat-ul-Oomrah, and on 31st July, 1801 a The Carnatic remained under British manage­ settlement was arrived at by which he renounced ment for two years. In 1792 the above temporary the civil and military Government of Carnatic and arrangement came to an end, and as the parties received a stipendiary proviSion with the title of were dissatisfied with the treaty of 1787, a new prince of Arcot. The Nawabship of Carnatic thus one was concluded on the 12th July, 1792 by ceased to exist and the British administration of which it was stipulated that the British Govern- the district commenced. [10]

Since its acquisition by the Brit ish Government 1948. During the decade 1941-51 there was a in 1801 the district has tasted the blessings of transfer of few border viI/ages between this district settled peace, the only event of any political impor­ and Chingleput district. During the decade 1951- tance being the sequestration in 1838 of the Jagir 61 three villages viz., Krishnapuram, Peddauyyala­ of Udayagiri, owing to its title holder's participation wada and Chinnauyyalawada of Ongole taluk of in a conspiracy, engineered by the Nawab of Guntur district were transferred to Darsi taluk of Kurnool, against the ruling power. this district and Kotikalapudi village of Darsi taluk was transferred to Ongole taluk of the then Guntur After the district came under the British admi­ district. nistration the jurisdiction of the district did not undergo any maior changes but for the transfer of Ongole taluk in 1904 to Guntur district when it was After the attainment of Independence on 15th newly constituted. The former Zamindaries in the August, 1947 the district formed part of the compo­ district viz., (1) Venkatagiri, (2) Pamur (part of the site Madras State till 1 st October, 1953. When former Kalahasti Estate) (3) Chundi and alienated Andhra State was formed on 1 st October, 1953 the villages and (4) Mutyalampadu covering nearly an district, along with the other ten predominently extent of 3,538 sq. miles (9,163 sq. km.) were Telugu speaking districts of the composite Madras taken over by the Government during 1949 and State, was transferred to the Andhra State. On 1950 under the Madras Estates (Abolition and 1 st November, 1956 when the States were reorga- Conversion into Ryotwari) Act, 1948 and the nised on I·inguistic basis this district came under Madras Estates Land (Reduction of Rent) Act of Andhra Pradesh State. PHYSICAL ASPECTS

General: Nellore district. the Southern most Kandleru and Boggeru. All these rivers and revu­ Coastal District of Andhra Pradesh lies between lets get dry for a major part of the year and carry 13 '.30' and 151.6' of the Northern latitude and heavy floods during the rainy season. The nume­ 70 1.5' and 80 '.15' of the Eastern Longitude. It is rous minor streams in the district are little more bounded on the North by Prakasam District, on the than mountain torrents and their beds lie so low East by Bayof Bengal, on the South by Chittoor beneath the adjoining lands that their water is district and Chengalpattu district of Tamilnadu and seldom available for irrigation purposes. The on the West by Veligonda Hills which separate it Pennar river is most important river, a boon to the from Cuddapah district. eastern half of the taluks of Nellore and Kovur. It flows for about 112 Kms. in the district through This district is genera Ily flat and of low eleva· Atmakur and between Kovur and Nellore taluks and tion and forms part of the Karnatic Plains. The falls in the Bay of Bengal. It has two c:nicuts one sandy Coastal belt extends from the sea for 3 to 4 at Sangam and the other at Nellore. miles (5 to 7 kms.) interior, all along the length of the district. There are numerous back waters along Climate: The climate of the District is ths coast and the best known among them is the generally dry and salubrious. May and June are pulicat lake. Towards the extreme south-east is the hotest months with mean maximum tempera­ the Island of Sriharikota where the East Coast ture of about 39 l .C. The temperature is low in the Rocket Launching station is located. months of November, December and January and the mean minimum temperature is about 200 C in This district can broadly be divided into two January. Hence the climate is suitable for raising natural divisions from North to South. The Eastern crops throughout the year. half of the district adjoining the coastal belt is farly fertile with large tracts of Paddy cultivating Rainfall: The district lies in an area of pie­ areas and the coast is fringed with large tracts of carious and uncertain rainfall. Bulk of the rainfall shrub jungle interspersed with coconut, palmyrah, is received from North -East monsoon only. During Cashew and casuarina plantations. The western the year 1980-'81 the actual rainfall received was half of the district has a low elevation towards west 304 mm. during the South West monsoon as with large tract of low shrub jungles diversified against the normal rainfall of 297 mm. During the with rocky hills and stony plains. The small tanks North-East monsoon, the actual rainfall received containing an uncertain supply of water, the irriga­ was 592 mm. as against the normal rainfall of hie lands constantly thrown au t of cultivation and 639 mm. The District average rainfall is 1041 mm.· stunted crops grown on poor soils mark the difficul­ ties against which ryots strive hard to gain a pre­ Soils: The soils are predominently red loamy carious livelihood in this division. The district with sand belt running along the sea-coast. The ranks 10th in regard to geographical area among red soils have got a fair coverage of 41.5% with the districts of Anjhra Pradesh and extending over sandy soils coming next with 34.2% and black an area of 13,076 Sq.Kms. There are 1,110 inha­ Cotton soil with 22.3%, 5 out of 9 taluks in the bited and 72 uninhabited census villages with district have got 30% and more number of villages 8 towns including 3 municipalities i.e., Nellore, covered by red soils. The red soils account for Kavali and Gudur. more than 50% of villages in Rapur, Atmakur and Udayagiri taluks. Sandy loams are more in 5 taluks Rivers: The principal rivers which drain the viz., Kovur, Nellore, Gudur, Sullurpet, and Venka­ district are the Penna, and Swarnamukhi. Other tagln. The maximum area of about 76.73% in streams occasional and torrential in character are Sullurpet taluk is covered by sandy loam soil.

Source; Andhra Pradesh District Gazetteers 1977 - Nellore Statistical supplement to Part II of Andhra Pradesh Gazette. Hyderabad. dated 15-1-1981 Monthly and Annual Rainfall table for the year 1978, Page 41 [12]

Black Cotton soil occurs predominantly in Venkata­ Peddauyyalawada and Chinnauyyalawada from giri, Rapur, Nellore, Atmakur, Udayagiri and Kovur Ongole taluk (Guntur District). After wards Nellore taluks. Even in these 6 taluks the coverage ranges district did not witness any territoria I changes. between 22% to 38%. The maximum of 38% is The most important territorial change occured after in Ven katag iri ta lu k. 1961 Census was the transfer of Kandukur, Darsi, Podili and Kanigiri taluks completely to the newly formed Ongole (Prakasam) district on 2-2-1970. changes in administrative unit and its compo­ The villages of Sullurpet taluk were transferred to nent parts: Srikalahasti taluk of Chittoor district and three Nellore district was not a homogeneous unit in villages of Sri Kalahasti taluk wer.e transferred to the past and its constituent parts were at different Sullurpet taluk of this district. Nellore district periods of time under the rule of various dynasties, comprised the following taluks in 1961 and J 971 namely the M a uryas, Satava hanas, Pa lIavas, Western Censuses. Chalukyas of Badami, Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi, Nellore District Rashtrakutas, Western Chalukyas of Kalyani, Taluks in 1961 Taluks in 1971 Cholas, Telugu Cholas of Nellore, Pandyas, Kaka­ 1. Nellore 1. NeHore tiyas, Reddis of Addanki and Kondavidu, Rayas of 2. Gudur 2. Gudur Vijayanagara, Qutb Shahis, Mughals and Asaf 3. Sullurpet 3. Sullurpet Jahis. During the early British period, the district 4. Venkatagiri 4. Venkatagiri consisted of thirteen taluks, of which Ongole was 5. I Rapur 5. Rapur one. In 1904, Ongole taluk was transferred to 6. Atmakur 6. Atmakur Guntur district owing to its proximity to that 7. Udayagiri 7. Udayagiri district thus reducing the number of taluks to 8. Kanigiri 8. Kavali twelve. But in 1910, Kovur taluk was carved out 9. Podili 9. Kovur of Nellore taluk and Kovur became the Thirteenth 10. Darsi taluk. In 1951, one village from Kandukur taluk, 11. Kandukur namely, Chelamcherla (Chelamchala) was trans­ 12. Kavali ferred to Kavali taluk. From that time onwards the 13. Kovur district did not undergo any changes in its territo­ rial jurisdiction till 1955. when the village of At 1981 Census, Nellore district consisted of Kotikalapudi in Darsi taluk was transferred to 15 taluks and 8 towns. These 15 taluks with their Ongole taluk of Guntur district. In 1959, Darsi 8 towns grouped under three Revenue Divisions taluk, however, gained the villages of Krishnapuram, are as follows:

Statement showing the Revenue Divisions, Taluks and Towns in Nellore District, 1981

51. No. Name of Sub-diVision! Name of Taluk Name of Town lM) I (P) Revenue DiVision

(1 ) (2) (3) (4)

Nellore Neliare Nellore (M) 2 Atmakur 3 Rapur 4 Indukurpet 5 POdalakur

2 Kavali 1 Kavali Kavali (M) 2 Kavurpalle (P) 3 Kovur (P) 2 Kovur 3 Udayagiri 4 Vinjamur 5 Butchi reddipalem

3 Gudur Gudur 1 Gudur (M) 2 Naidupet 2 Naidupet (P) 3 Sullurpet 3 SuJlurpet (P) 4 Venkat8giri 4 Venkatagiri (P) 5 Vakadu [13]

The taluks in the district have undergone many district were transferred to the newly formed changes between 1971 and 1981. There has been Naidupet taluk of Nellore district in 1979. For variation in the total number of villages during the convenience, the jurisdictional changes in the decade. The transfer of villages took place not only district during the decade have been presented in within the district but also from the other district. the following statement. 14 villages from Srikalahasti taluk of Chittoor

Statement showing the formation of new tsluks and number of ViI!ages in the old and existing taluks of Nellore District in 1971 and 1981 Censuses

G.O. No. Names of transferred and dale Villages/new villages under which Name of the No. of Name of the No. of and villages the new taluk taluk in villages in laluk in villages in Remarks that have become came into 1971 197,. 1981 1981' hamlets in 1981 existence (1) (2) (3) i4) (5) (6) (7)

Nellore 122 Nellare 52 52 villages are now in Nellare taluk after the transfer of 1 8 villages to Gudur taluk and 52 villag&s to Indukur. pet taluk

Indukurpet 52 Formed from Nellore 1971 L.C· Nos. and names of G.O. Ms. No. Taluk 52 villages transferred to 1384, Revenue Indukurpet taluk from (u) 28th Novern- Nellore. ber, 1979.

31 Kudithipalem 32 Gangapatnam 33 Mvpadu 36A Narasapurarn 37 Kamarika 30 Mudivarthipalem 38 Punnur 29 Nidimusali 27 Pallipadu 28 Leburu • I 41 Leburu • I I 40 Indukurpet. I 42 lndukurpet - I I 39 Jangalavaridaruvu Khandrika 36 Somarajupalle 34 Koruturu 35 Pogadadoruvu Khandrika 71 Kothapalem 72 Venkanapalem 70 Potlapudi 73 Vilukanipalle 69 Amuluru South 43 Mungaladoruvu 44 Peduru 45 Narukuru 23 Chinna Cherukuru 22 Chintareddipalem 24 Pedda Cherukuru [14]

Statement showing the formation of new taluks and number of Villages in the old and eXisting taluks of !\Iellore District in 1971 and 1981 Censuses (Contd.)

G.O. No. Names of transferred and Oate Villages/new Villages under which Name of the No. of Name of the No. of and villages the new taluk taluk in villages in taluk in villages in Remarks that have become came inta 1971 1971' 1981 198,. hamlets in 1981 existence (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ( 7)

Indukurpet (Cone/d.)

26 Gudipallipadu 26 Allipuram 13 Parrepalem 19 Kondayapalem 20 Gundlapalem 21 Visavaviletlpadu 48 Kakupalle (Bit-I) 65 Kakupalle (Bit-II) 47 Varigonda 46 Totapalligudur (Bit-II) 67 Totapatligudur (8it-l) 68 Thotapalle 78 Eduru-I 74 Kaduru-I 76 Koduru-II 76 Koduru Khandrika 17 Eduru-II 80 Sivarampuram 84 Amudalapadu 66 Pidathapoluru 87 Brahmadevam 86 Valluru 86 Vallurivari Khandrika 83 Mamidipudi

Gudur 152 Gudur 90 i) 52 Villages are now 1971 L·C. Nos. and names in Gudur taluk after of 18 viI/ages transferred the transfer of 76 from Nel/ore ta/uk to Gu­ villages to Vakadu dur ta/uk. taluk and 24 vill­ ages to Naidupet taluk.

ii) Again 18 villages 102 Madamanuru have been transfe- 98 Akkampeta rred to Gudur from 97 KUricherlapadu Nellore. 96 Cherukumudi

iii) 20 villages have 99 Parlapadu been transferred to 100 Muddumudi Gudur from Rapur. 94 Amupallipadu

93 Gurvindapudi 101 Bandepalle 103 Kudithipalle 104 Manubolu 110 Piduru 111 Kakithalapuru 108 Kolanukuduru [15]

Statement showing the formation of new taluks and number of Villages in the old and existing taluks of Nellore District in 1971 and 1981 Censuses (Gontd.

G.O. No. Names of transferred and date Villages/new villages under which and villages the new taluk Name of the No. of Name of the No. of Remarks that have become came intG taluk in villages in taluk in villages in hamlets in 1981 existence 1971 1971' 1981 1981' (5) (6) (7) (1 ) (2) ( 3) (4)

Gudur (Concld.) 107 Kattuvapalle 106 Baddevolu 109 Pidurupalem 105 Venkanapalem 1971 L.C. Nos. and Names of 20 villages transferred {rom Rapur Ta/uk to Gudur ta/uk. 95 Orupalle @ Thurimerla 98 Jafhlapuram 97 Jogipalle 96 Utukur 113 Pokkandala 114 Griddalur 115 Ramasagaram 112 Molakalapundla 111 Ranganaramapuram 110 Thippareddipalle 1 09 Sa m udralavar i Khandrika 100 Thokalapudi 108 Lingasamudram 101 Mittapalle 102 Vemulachedu 103 Nalabhotlapalle 104 Pathallapalle 105 Palur 106 Ananthamadugu 87 Thimmanaramapuram

Vakadu 97 Formed from Gudur 1971 L.C. Nos. and Names G.O. Ms. No. and Sullurpet talu­ of 76 villages transferred 1384. Revenue ks-76 villages from from Gudur Taluk. (u) 28th Novem- Gudur and 21 villages ber, 1979. from Sullurpet taluk

47 Chittedu 86 ValliPedu 85 Pallamala 83 Nellorepalle 82 Kothapalem 115 Uthama Nellore 102 II ukurapadu 100 Karlapudi 95 Kothapatnam 101 Siddavaram 104 Pamamji 103 P ute ha I pa II e 106 Valamedu 105 Vagarru 107 Pathetipalem (16)

Statement showing the formation of new taluks and number of Villages in the old and existing taluks of Nellore District in 1971 and 1981 Censuses (Contd.)

Name of transferred G.O. No. Villages/new Vilages and date Name of the No. Of Name of the No. of and villages under which taluk in villages in taluk in villages in Remarks that have become the new taluk 1971 1971 1981 1981 hamlets in 1981 came into existence

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Vakadu (Contd. )

111 Zaminkothapalem 112 Ganganapalem 114 Allampadu 81 Kota 80 Chendodu 79 Gudali 48 Rudravaram 76 Lakshrrakka Khandrika 75 Thinnelapudi 117 Yaragatipalle 116 Vanjavaka 113 Molaganur 120 Polla Khandrika 122 Isakanattu 108 Andalamala 109 Namakad (Bit-I) 123 Budidalavagu 121 Nagulamarri 119 Pulikorru 131 Peddacheruvu 126 Zuvvanattu 124 Konduru 110 Namakad (Bit-il) 127 Manyalanattu 130 Kothacheruvu 118 Nellipudi 128 Chennappagarimitta 125 Kapparampadu 129 Gundlu 73 Vakadu 74 Kasipuram 77 Kondapuram 78 Mettu 66 Gunupad 67 Pellnkuru 71 Eswarawaka 72 Aletipadu Chittamuru 133 Muttembaka 132 KallurLl 137 Kodivaka 139 Cheemalapadu 140 Rayapeddipalem 136 Utharapolam 134 Durg8varam 135 Cherukumulam 138 Thirumur 148 Dugarajapatnam 143 Pcthunayanipylle 144 Mangalavaripalle 145 Mukkidipalem 146 Gangupalem [17]

Statement showing the formation of new taluks and number of Villages in the old and existing taluks of Nellore District in 1971 and 1981 Censuses (Contd.)

G.O. No. Names of transferred and date Villages/new Villages under which Name of the No. of Name of the No. of and vi lieges the new taluk taluk in villagas in taluk in villages in Remarks that have become came into 1971 1971* 1981 1981* hamlets in 1981 existence (1 ) (2) ( 3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Vaka du (Concld.) 142 Putragunta 141 Vadlavanipalle 147 Gollapalem 68 Pallamparthy 70 Mannemala 69 Yellasiri 150 Reddipalem (Bit-I) 149 Pambali 152 Pudirayadoruvu 151 Reddipalem (Bit-II)

1971 L·e Nos. and Names of 21 viI/ages Transferred from Sullulpet tafuk to Vakadu ta/uk.

36 Somasamudram 39 Pittivanipalle 38 Padarthivari Khandrika 37 Ranganadhapuram 40 Mallam 41 Devuni Khand~ka 42 Kathapalem 43 Kokkupalerr. 44 Jalapeddipalem 35 Kogili 34 Tadimedu 33 Aruru 45 Perantravulamitta 46 Ellore 48 Buradagali Kothapalem 32 Varathur (North) 30 Chillamuru 31 Kalagurthipadu '29 SI nganalathuru 49 Kummarapalem 47 Vel igajulapalle

Sul1urpet 171 Sullurpet 109 105 villages are now The following 4 villages bear­ in Sullurpet taluk ing 1981 LoC.Nos. are newly after the transfer of sprung UP after 1971 Census 21 Villages to Vakadu Kothacheru labour colony, Key­ tsluk and 35 villages palem laboUl colony, Penuba­ to Naidupet taluk and kam labour colony, Changal­ 10 villages are merged palem labour colony in Sharproject 4 vill­ The following 10 villages were ages are newly merged in Sharproject bearing sprung up 1981 L.C.No. 105. [18]

Statement showing the formation of new taluks and number of Villages in the old and existing taluks of Nellore District in 1971 and '981 Censuses (Contd.)

G.O. No. Names of transferred an d date Villages/new Villages under which Name of the No. of Name of the No. of and villages the new taluk taluk in' villages in taluk in villages in Remarks that have become came into 1971 1971 • 1981 1981' hamlets in 1981 existence (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Sullurpet (Concld.) IGf ~ro..v.u.J...o.- 162 Kondaledu 163 Chengalapalem 164 Doravan pa lem 165 Kalavangu 166 Beripeta 167 RSHamala 168 Chennugaripalem 169 Nararupalem 170 Pul injcrikuppam

Venkatagiri 224 Venkatagiri 196 196 villages are now in Venkatagiri taluk after the transfer of 27 villages to Naidu­ pet taluk and village L.C.No. IA (Veli­ konda Mills) clubbed with loC.No.2.

Rapur 115 Rapur 73 73 villages are now in Rapur taluk after the transfer of 20 villages to Gudur IHid 22 villages to Poda­ lakur taluks

Atmakur 116 Atmakur 80 80 Villages are now in Atrnakur taluk after the transfer of 36 villages to Poda­ lakur taluk

Podslakur 58 Formed from Atma­ 1971 L.C.Nos. and Names of G. 0, Ms. No. kur, and Rapur talu­ 36 Villages transferred from 1384, Revenue ks 36 villages of Atmakur Ta/uk (u) 28th Nove- Atmakur and 22 mber. 1979. vi Ilages of Rapur taluk

75 Kalluru 74 Madan nagaripalls 76 Brahmanapalle 78 Baddevolu 77 Kafuvoya 83 Isakapalle 84 1\ uka napalle 85 Thopugunta Agraharm 86 Thopugunta 87 Kakivoya 88 Telugurayapuram 89 Kotitheertham@ Thurpu Kambhampadu 90 En ... madala (19)

Statement showing the formation of new taluks and number of Villages in the old and existing taluks of Nellore District in 1971 and 1981 Censuses (Contd.)

Name of transferred G.O. No. Villages/new Villages and dllte Name of the No. Of Name of the No. of and villages under which taluk in villages in taluk in villages in Remarks that have become the new taluk 1971 1971 1981 1981 hamlets in 1981 came into existence

(1 ) (2) t 3 ) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Podalakur (Conel d.) 91 Blilupadu 92 Nagulavellaturu 93 Kalayapalem 101 Paderu 94 Chejerla 99 Thimmayapalem 100 Gollapalle 98 Perumallapadu 102 Pathapadu 103 Pelleru 104 Mamuduru 105 Surayapalem 106 Viruvuru 107 Mahammadapuram 108 Thaliparthi 109 Bathulapallepadu 110 Nallapalem 1 11 Veligantipalem 112 Nedurupalle 113 Bathulapa lie 1 14 Bhogasamudram 115 Navuru 116 Prabhagiripatnam

7971 i.e.Nos. and Names of 22 viI/ages transferred from Rapur ta/uk to Poda/akur Ta/uk

22 Chinagopavaram 21 Kanupurpalle 23 Chittaluru 24 Vavileru 34 Althurthi 33 Revilla Yerraguntapalem 25 Yeturu 26 Nernooru 27 Pulikollu 28 Vavi ntJaparth i 32 Ankupalle 31 Mogallur 29 Uchapalle 30 Guravayapalem 35 Kanuparthi 36 Nandivaya 37 Ayyagaripalem 44 Thoderl! 38 Podalakur 43 Chatagotla 45 Marupuru 46 Palicherlapadu [20]

Statement showing the formation of new taluks and number of Villages in the old and e){isting taluks of Nellore District in 1971 and 1981 Censuses (Contd.)

G.O. No. Names of transferred and date Villages/new villages under Which Name of the No. of Name of the No. of and villages the new faluk taluk in villages in taluk in villages in Remarks that have become came intll 1971 1971" 1981 198,. hamlets in 1981 e){istence (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (e)

Udayagiri 118 Udayagiri 89 89 villages are now in Udayagiri taluk after the transfer of 28 villages 10 Vinja. murtaluk. One village Chowdepalle bearing 1871 L.C.No. 62 has been merged with Gomdipalem bearing L.C.No. 61

Kavali 83 Kavali 39 39 Villages are now in Kallsli taluk after the transfer of 44 villages to Vinjamur taluk

Vinjamur 72 Formed from KavaH 1971L.C·Nos.andNamesof G.O. Ms. No. and Udayagiri taluks 44 Vii/ages transfelled from 1384 RevEmue (u) and 44 villages from Kavali Ta/uk. 28th N_ovember. Kavali and ?_ 8 villages 1979. from Udayagiri taluk

Kasturina idupalle 2 Veligandla 12 Chintaladevi 3 Marrigunta 4 Guda\lalluru 5 Nekullampeta 41 SaYipeta 42 Bhimavarappadu 45 Kumaravenkatapuram 47 Ramanujapuram 44 Kunkuvaripalem 43 Kommi 40 Satyavolu 6 Parlapalle 46 Mallavarappadu 7 Ganugapenta 9 Adiml.lrthipuram 11 Thurpu Jangalapalle 10 Settipalem 8 Thurpu Brahmanapalle 13 Thellapadu 14 China Annaluru 15 Ravulakollu 39 Dubagunta 38 Krakuturu 37 Kummarakonduru [21 ]

Statement showing the formation of new taluks and number of Villages in the old and existing taluks of Nellore District in 1971 and 1981 Censuses (Contd.)

G.O. No. Names of transferred and date Villages/new villages under which and villages the new taluk Name of the No. of Name ot the No. of that have become came intG taluk in villages in taluk in villages in Remarks existence 1971 1971· 1981 1981· hamlets in 1981 (6) (7) (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5)

Vinjemur (Concld.) 22 Parikota Agraharam 23 Lakshmipuram 33 Bodagudipadu 32 Katrayapadu 31 Lingalapadu 29 Rangasamudram 28 Ayithanpadu 26 Dundigam 30 Manubolupadu 27 Marellapadu 25 Gudladona 24 Ananthapuram 21 Siddanakonduru 20 Peda Konduru 16 Kaligiri 19 Venkanapalem 18 Nagasamudram 17 Veeranakollu

The 28 vii/ages transferred from Udayagiri ta/uk to Vinjamur ta/uk

43 Thurpu Rompedodla 54 Narasimhapuram 55 Ramadevulapadu 79 Kothapeta 77 Thimmapuram 53 Janardhanapuram 51 Chakalakonda 50 Challagiragala 52 Ganeswarapuram 44 Yerrabhotlapalle 45 Bongaravulapadu 46 Garimenapenta 47 Iskadamerla 48 Thurpu yarraballe 49 Gottigundala 82 Katepalle 81 Thamidapadu 80 Utukuru 87 Brahmeswaram 86 Yerukollu 85 Nandigunta 83 Ravipadu 84 Vinjamur 117 Gundemadakala 118 Sankavaram 119 Nallagonda 116 Bhyravaram 115 Rachavari palle [22]

Statement showing the formation of new taluks and number of Villages in the old and existing taluks of Nellore District in 1971 and 1981 Censuses (Contd.)

G.O. No. Names of transferred and date Villagesfnew Villages under which and villages the new taluk Name of the No. of Name of the No. ot that have become came into taluk in villages in taluk in villages in Remarks hamlets;n 1981 eXistence 1971 1971' 1981 1981' (5) (6) (7) (1 ) (2) (3) (4)

38 villages are now Kovur 89 Kovur 38 in Kovur taluk after the transfer of 51 villages to Butchira. ddipalem Taluk G.O. Ms. No, Butchireddipalem 51 Formed Irom Kovur 1971 L,C.Nos. and Names of taluk 51 vii/ages transferred from 1:3 84, Revenue Kovur taluk (u) 28th Novem­ ber, 1979.

46A Butchireddipalem 17 Isakapalle 18 Gogulapalle 22 Purin; 23 Indupuru 26 Ananthabhotlavari Khandrika 27 Kalambhotlavari Khandrika 25 Beeramgunta 28 North Amulur 24 North Mopuru 16 Alluru 15 AIJurupeta 14 Graddagunta 13 Bhalrakagollu 12 KothapaIJe Kavaragunta 10 Singapeta 1 1 Velicherla 9 Ulavapalle B Ananthavararn 7 Damav(lram 6 Karni nenipalem 5 ¢eitJPadu 4 Oagadarthi 3 Chennuru 33 Thurimerla 34 Yeillmanchipadu 35 Munulapudi 37 Kaligirj Kondulu 36 Thiruveedipadu 38 Jangala Khandrika 2 Marripadu 1 Chennavarappadu 39 Vangallu 40 Tharunavoya 41 Sangam 42 Padamatipaillm 45 DUVVUIU 46 Vavveru 57 Rebala 56 Nagamambapuram 47 Isakapalem .1.3 Maktapuram 44 Annareddipalem 59 KavetiPalern (23)

Statement showing the formation of new taluks and number of Villages in the old and existing taluks of Nellore District in 1971 and 1981 Censuses (Contd.)

Name of transferred G.O. No. Villages(new Vilages and date Name of the No,OI Name of the No. of and vdlages under which taluk in villages in taluk in villages in Remarks that have become the new taluk 1971 1971 1981 1981 hamlets in 1981 came into existence

(1) (2) t 3 ) (4) (5) (6) ( 7)

Butchireddipalem (Concld .) 60 Panchedu 58 Challayapalem 61 Minagallu 63 Penuballe 62 Jonnavada 64 Sreera ngaraja pu ram 65 Kalayakagollu 66 Damaramadugu

Butchireddipalem (loG. No 64A) village has become hamlet to Vavveru village (L.C. No. 46) after 1971 Census. Naidupet 107 j. Formed from Gudur, 1971 L·C. Nos. and Names of G.O. Ms. No. Sullurpet and Venka­ 24 viI/ages transferred from 1384. Revenue tagiri taluks of Gudur ta!uk to Naidupet (u) 28th November Nellore District ta!uk 1979. ij. 14 villages from Sri­ 28 Bhuvanagiripalem kalahasti taluk of 29 Polipadu chittoor district. 24 30 Pedda Pariya villages from Gudur. 32 RajupaJem 35. villages from 56 Vakativari Khandrika Sullurpet. 27 villages 55 Venka [aredd i palem from Venkatagiri and 54 Vijaya Nellore 7 villages are newly 53 Rudrayapalem sprung up. 52 AcharlaparJapalle 46 Kesavaram 49 Maddali

50 Kurugonda 51 Kondavallipadu 63 Manamala 33 Bathalapuram 57 Ozili 31 Rachapalem 58 Pandlur 62 Kapufur 64 Chilamathur 65 Kuchivada 61 Kallipedu 60 Ayya pareddipalem 59 Vengamambapuram

1971 L.C.Nos. and Names of 35 villages transferred flom Sulfurpet ta!uk to Naidupet Taluk

Marlamudi Jangalllpalla [24]

Statement showing the formation of new taluks and number of Villages in the old and existing taluks of Nellore District in 1971 and 1981 Censuses (Contd.)

G.O. No. Names of transferred and date Villages/new Villages under which Name of the No. of Name of the No. of and villages the new taluk taruk in villages in taluk in villages in Remarks that have become came into 1971 1971 • 1981 1981' hamlets in 1981 e)(istence (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Naidupet 2 Addepudi 3 Uppalamarthi 6 Tannamala 7 Annamedu 8 Marlapalle 5 Yakasiri 4 Gottiprolu 11 Atha'apalem 10 Vinnamala 9 Thummuru 18 Lakshmi Ananthasagaram 16 Puduru 13 Molakalapudi 12 Ravulagunta 18 Zuvvalapalem 17 Biradawada 20 Karumanchivari Khandrika 22 Chavali 23 Pannepalle 21 Talavayipadu 26 Nelabaili 15 Aravaperimidi 14 Puderu 27 Nellarepalle 70 MuchchaJagunta 24 Kanuru 25 Rasanuru 67 Arigundam @ Padamali Khandrika 66 Anepudi @ Nadimi Khandrika 65 Kanuru Dharamaraya Khandrika 74 Bangarammapera 75 lVlodugulapalem 76 Udipudi 77 Vedurupattu

1971 L. C .Nos. and Names of 27 vt'llages transferred from Venkatagiri (a/uk to NeidlJpet taluk.

189 Arimanupadu 190 Kar jamedu 191 Gurramkanda 192 Chillamanichenu 194 Penaperiyapadu 193 Raghavareddipalem 196 Saguturu 188 Veerlagunapadu 211 Ka r a ba II ava I u 195 Bhatlakanupuru [25]

Statement showing the formation of new taluks and number of Villages in the old and existing taluks of Nellore District in 1971 and 1981 Censuses (Concld.)

G.O. No. Names of transferred and date Villages/new Villages under which Name of the No. of Name of the No. of and villages the new taluk taluk in villages in tal uk in villages in Remarks that have become came into 1971 1971- 1981 1981- hamlets in 1981 existence (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Naidupet (Cone/d) 212 Nemallapudi 210 Manavali 213 Punnepalle 217 Josyulavari Khandr i ka 218 Kothapeta 215 Garudagunta 214 Graddagunta 209 Menakuru 204 Konetirachapalem 205 Palepolam 208 Yerramsettipalem 216 Thimmaji Khandrika 221 Vaddigunta Khandrika 219 Chigurupadu 220 Chigurupadu Agraharam 207 Bheemavaram 206 Lankapalem 1971 L.C.Nos. and Names of 14 villages (ransferred from Srika/ahasti fa/uk of Chittoor District to Naidupet ta/uk of Nel/ore District· 44 Pulluru 74 Neluballi 75 Kalavakur 76 Kothur 77 Palachur 78 Dwarakapuram 79 Jeelapatu( 80 Sirasanam Bedu 81 Chennappanaidupet 83 Ardhamala 84 Chembedu 85 Chillakur 86 Pellakur 87 Penubaka The following villages are newly sprung up after 1971 Census 101 Anakavolu 102 Chintapudi 103 Palachuru Cheruvutattu- Khandrika 104 Arlapadu 105 Settigunta 106 Nandimala 107 Erragunta

Total villages of each Taluk given undar Cols. 2 & 4 include the villages which are fully included in Urban areas also. [26]

The following statement shows the present set up giving the details of the area and number of villages and towns in each taluk of Nellore District.

Statement Showing the Position of Each Taluk in Nellore District at 1981 Census.

L.C. Name of the Total No. of Total Total number of No. of villages Taluk area in Towns Villages villages included in towns No. ,-____ A ____ , Sq.Kms. ,..- ___ r __A ____ ) Inhabited Uninhabited Fully Partly

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

Udayagiri 1.554.9 89 89

2 Atmakur 1.130.7 80 78 2

3 Vinjamur 1.283.1 72 70 2

4 Kavali 897.0 2 38 38 2

5 Butchiredd,palem 610.4 51 48 3

6 Kovur 386.8 37 36

7 Indukurpet 444.0 51 51

8 Nellore 653.4 49 49 3

9 Podalakur 840.5 58 57

10 Rapur 1.038.0 73 69 4

11 Venkatagiri 944.2 193 161 32 3

12 Gudur 962.8 SO 85 5 2

13 Vakadu 720.4 97 83 14

14 Naidupet 677.9 106 103 3 2

15 Sullurpet 987.4 98 93 5 11

Total 13.076.0 8 1.182 1.110 72 21 7

1. The district "Geographical Area" figures are as supplied by Surveyor General. India.

2. The total of the area figures of taluks will not tally with the district area figures because the former represents landuse area and are derived from the figures supplied by the State Survey Department.

3. Villages shown under column 5 do not include the villages under column 8. MAJOR CHARACTERISTICS

land Utilisation: The following statement area in the district. The per hectare yield of paddy shows the land use pattern in Ne"ore district during is much below the yield of the coastal region as 1983 -1984. welf as that of the state. Whereas the coastal region and the state average yields are 2,269 Kgs SI. Item Area in ~~ of area to and 2, 156 Kgs. per hectare respectively, the dis­ No. '000 Acs. total geogra­ trict yield rate is only 1,679 Kgs. per hectare. Simi­ phical area larly, the yield rates of the district in bajra, jowar and sugarcane also are much low compared to the State and regional averages. Since yields are dire­ 1. Forests 6,04,996 18.60 ctly related to the application of inputs like chemi­ 2. Barren & uncultivable land 4,85,524 14.93 cal fertilisers, pesticides and high yielding varieties Land put to non-Agrl. uses 4,86,903 1497 3. of seeds as well as improved practices, it is essen­ 4.45 4. Cultivable waste 1,44,679 tial in the district to provide facilities for the supply 5. Permanent pastures and 2,97,714 9.16 of the above inputs to the upland and backward areas other grazing land like UdayagirLVinjamur, Rapur. Atmakur. Venkatagiri 6 Miscellaneous tree crops 42,275 1.30 and Podalakur ta!uks, in order to improve the yields and groves not included to the desired level. Farm training of the farmers in net area sown belonging to these areas is also essential, as any 7. Current fallows 36,430 1.12 amount of publicity will not replace the field training. Therefore, the emph'lSis on development of 8. Other fallow lands 2,70,565 8.32 agriculture in the district should be to provide better 8,82,920 2715 9. Net area sown facilities for the supply of inputs within the reach of ---- the farmers by way of motivating the dealers to 32,52,006 100.00 Total geQgraphical area extend their supply channels in the areas hitherto -_.. _- uncovered and also by imparting field training in the The above statement shows tl'e scope for exte­ use of improved techniques of cultivation, nsion of cultivation as the cultivable waste, current and other fallows constitute together 13.89 % of 'rrigiltion: As mentioned earlier, there are no the total geographical area. Similarly considerable major river systems in the district except Pennar area under permanent pastures and other grazing and Swarnamukhi.Both these rivers and some other lands (9.16%) shows the scope for development of rivulets flowing in the district. get dry for most part cattle breeding and sheep rearing in the district. of the year and carry heavy floods during the rainy season and thus found to be not of much use to Agriculture: Agriculture is the main occupation the development of canal irrigation in the district. of the district. About 71 % of the total work force Only Pennar river is being put to irrigation purposes as per 1981 Census is dependent upon agriculture by having two anicuts at Sangam and Nellore. sector either as cultivators or agriculture labour. Most of the rural areas in the district continue to However, irrigation through canal system be backward as there are no major river systems accounts for only 33% of the net irrigated area in and no assured water supply for irrigation purpo­ the district. the other important sources being tanks ses except in few delta taluks. The total cropped (34%), tube wells and filter points (16%), other area in the district during 1982-83 was 3.40 lakhs wells (15%} and other sources (2%). The net irri­ hectares, while the net area sown was about 3.16 gated area, however, form 46.28% of the net area lakhs hectares. Food crops accounted for 84.4% of sown in the district. the total cropped area. Rice is the staple food in the district and paddy covered about 55. 9"; of the total Animal Husbandry: According to the live- cropped area in the District. Jowar forms about11.8%, stock census of 1982, the total livestock population bajra about 3.5(% rag; about 16%, groundnut about of the district is 17.63 lakhs out of which 446 3.5";, and tobacco about 5.6~<, of the total cropped lakhs are cattle, while buffaloes accounted for 5.24 (28] lakhs, goat 2.85 lakhs, sheep 4.06 lakhs, pigs 0.13 1. Milk Chilling Centres 3 lakhs and others 0.92 lakhs. The poultry population 2. Milk Collection Centres 320 of the district is 16.39 lakhs. 3. Co-operative Unions and societies 36 The following statement shows the particulars 4. Average monthly procurement... 7.50.000 Lts. of livestock population in Nellore district during 5. Average monthly sales ... 2,70,000 Lts. 1977 and 1982. Electricity: By 1981 March end, 677 villages 1977 1982 out of the total 1,110 villages in the district are Cattle 4,79,349 4,46,442 electrified accounting for 61%. The following table gives the number of connections given to various Buffaloes 4,38,094 5,23,803 purposes. Sheep 3,99,153 4,05,706 Goat 2,13,749 2.85,750 No. of Connections Pigs 13,478 13,470 Poultry 14,03,112 16,39,231 1. Domestic 93,426 Ducks 39,098 2. Commercial 12,895 Others 2,983 93,026 3. Industrial 2,138 4. Cottage Industries 90 During the past few years, the District Rural 5. Agricultural 29,863 Development Agency schemes has taken up some 6. poultry Farms 509 economic support with the co-operation and co­ public Lighting 1,268 ordination of Scheduled Caste and Backward Class 7. 1,536 Co-operative Society and other financial institutions 8. General and distributed number of milch animals, bullocks, 9. H. T. 66 calves and sheep and goats to the economically weaker sections of the society. Total 1,41, 790

It can be seen from the above table, that, though, there is a substantial increase in the poultry Though the percentage of electrification denotes population and to a small increase in buffaloe fair distribution of power among the villages, it is population. In other categories particularly, cattle note-worthy to mention that many of the Harijana­ and sheep population either there is a sharp decline wadas and Girijanawadas in many of the electrified villages have not been electrified so far, due to or no increase at all. poverty among these sections. At present. the infrasturcture facilities available in the district are as follows :- Fisheries: Out of the 15 taluks, 7 are upland and 8 are coastal taluks. Besides two anicuts to 1. No. of Veterinary Doctors 62 Pennar river at Sangam and NeJlore, the inland 2. No. of Veterinary Livestock Inspectors 32 resources of this district comprise 281 perennial 3. No. of Veterinary Hospitals 12 tanks, 328 long seasonal tanks and 505 short seasonal tanks, with a total water spread area of Livestock Supervisory Units (MVD) 44 4. 1,35,404 acres, out of Vl.hich 33,£00 acres form the 90 5. Rural Livestock Dispensaries effective water spread area for intensive pisci­ 6. Render Past check post 1 culture. Apart from these, the pulicat lake has got 7. Sheep Demonstration Unit 1 a brackish water spread of 678 Sq. miles. (1,762 Sq. 8. Clinical Laboratory 1 kms.}. All these sources account for an annual production of 2,000 m. tonnes of fish and prawn 9. Animal Husbandry Extension Officers 15 valuing about Rs. 87.00 lakhs. At present, there is Mobile ambulatory clinic 10. one fish farm at Ipur and 3 seed farms at Kavali, Padugupadu and padamatipalem. The total nursery Besides the above, the infrasturcture for dairy space available in all1.he fish seed falms and fish development and other relevant particulars pertain­ farm is 1.30 acres only. AtaJl1 tHe p!c:ce~, prawn is ing to dairying are given below :- [29] imported from outside for rearing and supplying ment of infrastructure as well as establishment for stocking in tanks. In addition to the 13.93 lakhs of industries. In Nellore district, since the economy fish seed available from these local seed farms, it is is predominently an agricultural one, industrial estimated that about 40.00 lakhs of fish seed is development in the initial stages was mainlyagroba­ imported from outside the district. sed, But with the setting up of 7 large and medium scale industries, the impetus had shifted to the Sericulture: Sericulture is one of the highly establishment or more ancillary and other demand remunerative economic activities involving agri­ based industries. Besides the large and medium culture and industry. The cultivation of mulbery scale industries, there are about 1,200 small scale and rearing of cocoon is spreading well in the industrial units in the district. Thus, the industrial district. This has resulted in the demand for market sector, with an investment of Rs. 2,482 lakhs, for the cocoons produced in the district. At present, provides employment to about 13,250 persons. the market is only in Karnataka and as such, the producers in the district are not able to get just Munici palities: There are three municipalities price for their produce. In this connection, it was in Nellore district viz., Nellore, Gudur and Kavali. decided by the Government, to start a silk rearing The main functions of the municipalities are (a) to unit at Nellore by the end of 1984-85. provide drinking water facility, (b) to maintain public health and sanitation, (c) to maintain roads Women and Child Welfare: Women and Child and (d) to maintain schools under its jurisdiction. Welfare activities gained a momentum during the past few years thanks to some leading social Roads: Roads, being the important infrastru­ workers in the State. Nellore district had the distin­ cture for the development of an area, can be ction of having the first Mahila Mandai established classified into cement roads, black top roads, in the country at Vavveru. There are now, 753 metalled and un-mettalled roads. In Nellore Mahila Mandals out of which 450 are registered. district, out of the total road length of 3,705.506 Kms. the first two types of roads constitute only Industries: Industrial development pre-sup­ 1,273.866 Kms. Metalled roads account for poses the existence of infrastructural facilities and 1,073.080 and un-metalled roads about 1,358.560 entreprenural abilities. Therefore, any scheme for Kms., these two being mainly village roads. industrial development should plan for the develop- PLACES OF INTEREST

Places of Religion, Historical or Archaeolo­ institutions of historical or archaeological import­ gicallmportances: Place of religious institutions ance in the district are presented in the following (temples) and mutts and charitable institutions and statement for the convenience of the reader.

STATEMENT SHOWING THE MONUMENTS, TEMPLES, AND MUTTS IN NELLORE DISTRICT

SI. Taluk Name of the Town/Village Name of the Monuments/Temples/Mutts. No.

Atmakur Anumasamudrampeta Khaja Rahmatulla Saheb (Mosque) Hazrat Kh~ja Nawab Rasool (Tomb) Somasila Sri Someswara temple

2 Vinjamur Vinjamur Sri Chenna Kesav·a Swamy

3 Kavali Bitragunta Sri Venkateswara Swamy

4 Buchiteddipalem Jonnawada Sri Mallikarjuna Kamakshi devi Sangam Sri Sangameswara

5 Kovur Gandavaram Sri Udayakaleswaraswamy (Siva)

6 Nellore Nellore Sri Ranganathaswami Oevarapalem Sri Vedagiri Lakshminarasimha Swami Kasumur Shaik Mastan Vali (Urs)

7 Rapur Rapur Raputamma (Temple) Evangelical Luthern Mission Gonupalle Sri Penusila Narasimha Swami

8 Venkatagiri Venkatagiri Sri Varadaraja Swami

9 Gudur Gudur Sri Venkateswara Swami Sri Dharmaraja

10 Sullurpet Mannarpolur Sri Krishna with Satyahhama & Jambavathi Sullurpet Sri Chengallamma

'Places of Tourist Interest

1. Anumasamudrampeta (Atmakur Taluk): Muslim devotees coming even from far off places This village is situated at a distance of 11 Kms. from such as Hyderabad, Nagpur, Madras, Cuddapah Atmakur. There is an ancient mosque built by and Kurnool. Khaja Rahmatulla Saheb, bears the title of Peer­ zada. There is also a tomb of Hazrat Khaja Nawab 2. Atrralwr (Atmakur Taluk): Atmakur Rasool containing a dome and a minaret near a ruined village the tal uk headquarters of the same name fort on the summit of a small hill. Urs of Hazrat is situated at a distance of 64 Kms. from Nellore. Khaja Nawab Rasool celebrated here annually It has communication facilities by road. A tank during September, is attended by a large number of near Atmakuf, which is fed by Boggeru and said to

·Source .. Andhra Pradesh District Gazetteers, NeJlore. 1977. PP.211·221. [31]

have been constructed in 1471 AD, provides irri­ from Nellore. This village is irrigated by Sangam gation facilities. Sriramanavami is celebrated here. proj-ect. There are two temples in this village dedi­ 3, Bitragunta (Kavali taluk): Bitragunta is cated to Siva and Vishnu. The Siva temple is splen­ situated at a distance of 5 Kms. from the railway (!,ij with a corridor, crypt and galigopuram. This station with the same name and at a distance of 13 temple is said to have been constructed by the Kms. from KavaJi. It is an important railway station Chola Kings. The interesting feature of the temple on Gudur-Waltair line. It has a huge loco-shed. is that it was deSigned in such a way that the rays There is an ancient temple dedicated to Sri Venkate­ of rising sun fall 011 the deity. Therefore, the deity swaraswamyon the summit of a hill. The temple of the temple is named Udayakaleswaraswami. is said to have been improved on a large scale by Annual festival celebrated for 9 days during January February, is attended by large devotees. Gauramamba, a princess of Langulya Gajapati. Annual festivals are celebrated in the month of March in honour of Sri Venkateswaraswamy and 8. Gonupalle (Rapur Taluk): This village is situated at a distance of 24 Kms. from Rapur. Buses about 20,000 devotees attend the festival. ply regularly from Neffore to this place, which is about 8 Kms. away from Gonupalle, a place known 4. Butchireddipalem (Butchireddipalem Taiuk) as Penchalakona, famous for the temple of Penusila Butchireddipalem is a hamlet of Vavveru village in Narasimhaswami or Pencha/aswami. The temple is Butchireddipalem taluk. This village is connected situated at the foot of a hill in Penchalakona valley. with important places in the district by road. The Annual festival of the deity celebrated during April­ water from Kanigiri reservoir provides irrigation facilities to the village. There is a beautiful temple May attracts large number of devotees from this as of Kodandaramaswami constructed by Dodla family well as far away places. Penchalakona is a beautiful scenic spot. It is pleasant during summer and a of Reddis. The people of this village celebrate the tourist resort. festival ofKodandaramaswami during March-April.

5. Devarapalem (Nellore Taluk): Devara- 9. Gudur (Gudur Taluk): Gudur town is the palem is situated at a distance of 3 Kms. to the headquarters of the taluk & Revenue Division. It South Pennar, and 11 Kms. from Nellore is situated at a distance of 40 Kms. from Nellore and city. B uses ply regularly from Nellore to is a railway station on the Madras_ Howrah broad this place. There is a hillock called Vedagiri and It gauge line. Regarding communication facilities stretches over an area of about seven Kms. The Gudur is well served by road also. It is connected temple of Vedagiri Lakshminarasimhaswami is loca­ with Venkatagiri, Rapur, Podalakur, Dugarajapat­ ted On the hillock, the height of which is over 300 nam and other important places by road. Gudur is metres. On the hillock there are seven ponds con­ noted for mica industry. Mica prodUced here is taining good drinking water. Annual festival of exported to foreign countries notably the U. S. A. Lakshminarasimhaswami celebrated during ApTlI­ There are also several depots where dressing and May, is attended by a large number of devotees. The splitting of mica is undertaken. Educationally and Vedagiri temple is visible from Nellore city also and industrially, the town has grown in importance strikes the eye of the traveller by road or rail as he with the establishment of a Government Ceramic approaches Nellore from Madras. I nstitute, a Government Polytechnic and a Govern­ ment glass factory. There are two important temples dedicated to Venkateswaraswami and Dharmaraja. 6. Dugarajupatnam (Vakadu Taluk): Duga­ A festival in honour of Dharmaraja is celebrated rajupatnam is situated at a distance of 40 Kms. once in ten years for a period of 23 days and thou­ from East Gudur. It is a coastal village on the west sands of devotees congregate on this occasion. of the Buckingham Canal and was one of the natural po'rts in the country. The English are said to have 10. Jonnawada (Buchireddipalem Taluk): first landed at this port. Some relics of the old Jonnawada is situated at a distance ot 10 Kms. from cOnstructions such as the lighthouse can still be Kovur and 19 Kms. from Nellore. There are commu­ seen here. nication facilities from NeHore and Kovur by road. It is an important piligrim centre on account of 7 Gandavaram (Kovur Taluk): Gandavaram Mallikarjuna Kamakshidevi temple. Brah- is situated at a distance from 3 Kms. from Kodavalur motsavam of the deity celebrated for 10 days during railway station, 9 Kms. from Kovur and 16 Kms. April-May, is attended by thousands of people [32]

coming even from the other districts of Andhra swami temple are the important temples at this Pradesh as well as Tamil Nadu. place and the sculpture on these temples is exqui­ site and attractive. 11. Kavali (Kavali tal uk) : Kavali is the taluk headquarters of the taluk and Revenue Division of 15. Naidupet {Naidupet taluk}: Naidupet is the same name having a railway station on Waltair­ the headquarter of the taluk & situated on the bank Gudur section of South Central Railway and also of river Swarnamukhi by the side of Madras-Culcutta on the Madras - Vijayawada sector of the national Grand Trunk Road. I t is a railway station on highway. Kavali is having good communication Madras-Waltair broad gauge line. It lies 64 Kms. facilities by road to all important places in the south of Nellore, 64 Kms. east of Tirupati, 29 Kms. district. Kavali has an arts and science college from Sullurpet, and 107 Kms. North of Madras. called Jawahar Bharati College, a MUltipurpose The place derived its name from Bangaru Yachama Higher Secondary school, and an American-Baptist Naidu, the Zamindar of Venkatagiri, who gave this Mission School. It is a big business centre. The village to the Vaisyas. Naidupet is a junction, Kalugolamma temple in the town is famous and its Where the roads from Venkatagiri, Sri Kalahasti festival is celebrated once in 20 years when about and Dugarajupatnam meet. Lace knitting is an a lakh of people congregate. important cottage industry. fhere are several tem­ ples dedicated to Siva, Vishnu and Vinayaka. 12. Kalichedu (Rapur taluk): Kalichedu is situated at a distance of 24 Kms. from Rapur and 16. Nellore (Nellore)aluk): Nellore is the head­ 26 Kms. from Gudur railway station. This was a quarters of the district, Revenue division; and the Jagir village of some Muslim subordinates, who taluk of the same name. This town lies on the north sold it to the Raja of Venkatagiri. About 1 1/2 Km. bank of the Pennar. It is at a distance of 173 Kms. to the north of the village, on the other side of the North of Madras. It is a railway station on the Waltair_ river Kandleru and on the summit of a hillock known Mad~as broad gauge line. The derivation of the as the Siddappakonda, there is a fine temple dedi­ name of Nellore is variously explained. One of the cated to Siddeswaraswami (Siva). This village is explanations offered is that it got its name from the noted for its mica mining activity and it has been extensive paddy cultivation in and around the other aptly described as the centre of mica mines in Nellore neighbouring villages (Ne/lu means Paddy, 'Ur' district. means town). Nellore was also known Vikrama­ simhapuri because the town is believed to have 13. Kasumur (NeJlore taluk): Kasumur is situated been built either by or during the time of Vikrama­ at a distance of 8 Kms. from Venkatachalam railway simha, a local chieftain of a remote date. The town station and 24 Kms. from Nellore. This village is has a number of buses connecting all important famous for the Urs of Shaik Mastan Vali also known places within and beyond the district including Mastanayya, celebrated on 25th day of Rabi-ul­ Madras-Hyderabad. Commercially, the town has Auwal. Large number of devotees congregate on grown in importance as paddy and commercial the occassion from the neighbouring villages irres­ crops are grown in abundance and these are not pective of Caste, creed or religion. only marketed here but also exported to various places in the State. It has an Arts & Science 14. Krishnapatnam {Nellore tal uk) : It is situated College, a Government college for women, a Veda on the coromandel coast, about 3 Kms. east of & Sanskrit college, a Government College of Edu­ Muthukur and 25 Kms. from Nellore. Once this cation, a Government Polytechnic, an Industrial village was under the rule of the Vijayanagara Training Institute and a Government Technical High emperor Krishnadevaraya. It was also known as School besides a number of secondary and higher Kollithurai or Gandagopalapatnam. This was a secondary schools. It is also headquarters of the sea-port in the 13th Century A. D. The inscriptions Bishop of Roman catholics of Nellore diocese and at the place reveal that merchants from different the secretary for the Samavesam of Telugu Baptist countries used to trade with Krishnapatnam. There Churches Culturally. Nellore city stands unique are traveller's bungalows at Muthukur and Gopala­ among the other towns of Andhra Pradesh. Tikkana puram, which are only 4 and 21/2 Kms. respectively Somayaji, who translated of Maha Bharata into from the Kandleru river. A harbour is being cons­ Telugu lived in Nellore. One of the most important tructed here with a view to developing this place temples in Nellore is Talpagiri Ranganathaswami as a minor port, Siddhesvaralayam and Venugopala- also known as Ranganayakulu and it is the mos [33]

frequented one by the tourists. It stands just on places. The village was chosen for construction 'of the southern bank of the river Pennar. This temple the' )ornasila Project'. has Galigopuram, which is 29 metres high having seven gold Kalasams. The attractive aspect in the 20. SuJlurpet (Sullurpet Taluk): Sullurpet temple is the Adr-lalarnantapam (Mirror parlour).. town the headquarters of the taluk of the same Mirrors are arranged at angles with an elevated name lies on the Bank of Kalinga river. It is a rail­ and decorated seat for Lord Krishna in the centre. way station on the Madras - Waltair broad gauge. When the deity is placed on the seat. hundreds of Buses ply from this town to Madras. Naidupet, images are reflected and re-reflected presenting a Sri Kalahasti, Nellore and other important places. panoramic view. The painting of lord Krishna's I n olden days, it had the na me of Subhagiri. The picture on the ceil ing of the mantapam has special present name was derived from the celebration of artistic significance in that if eight people stand in Utsavam called 'Sullu' in this place. There is an eight corners of the mantapam, each one experien­ important temple of goddess Chengalamma. A ces that the lord is looking at him. There is a special feature of this deity is that the sanctum biggest mosque named Jumma. sanctorum (Garbhagudi) is without doors. Chen­ galamma Jatra celebrated once in two years for 5 17. Rapur (Rapur Taluk): Rapur is the taluk days during March-April is attended by large headquarters of the same name and situated at the number of devotees. There is also another temple foot of the Veligonda at a distance of 35 Kms. from dedicated to lord Krishna and it is perhaps the only Gudur. It is connected with Nellore and Gudur by temple in which Satyabhama and Jambavati are a major district road. There is a ruined fort sur­ placed with Krishna. The Garuda Vigraha opposite rounded by a ditch. The village contains temples to Mulavirat stands so finely chiselled that it gives dedicated to Ramalingeswaraswami, Rapuramma impression of tears flowing down its eyes. In a and Anjaneyaswami. There is a chapel of the separate shrine the idol of Soundaryavati is remar­ Evangelical Luthern Mission under the charge of a kably sculptured. pastor and a catechist. About 8 Kms. due west of this village, there is a pass in the Veligondas known 21. Udayagiri (Udayagiri Taluk): Udayagiri as the Rapur Kanuma leading to Cuddapah district. village, the taluk headquarters, is situated at a distance of 96 Kms. from Nellore and 80 Kms. from 18. Sangam (Butchireddipalem Taluk): Sangam Kavali. Udayagiri was also known as Kondayapalem village is situated on the bank of river Pennar on in ancient time. It lies at the foot of the Udaya­ the Nellore-Bombay road at a distance of 18 Kms. giri hill which is 938 metres above the sea-level. from Butchireddipalem, and 33 Kms. from Nellore The hill once contained an impregnable fortress Sangam or Triveni Sangam derived its name from which is now in ruins. The fort is said to be built Boggeru, Beeraperu and the Pennar. An anicut con­ by the Vijayanagara rulers in 14th Century A.D. The structed here across the Pennar during 1886, A. D, fort, on most of its sides, is inaccessible, but it can supplies water to Kanigiri reservoir. There is a be reached by a jungle track on the eastern side of Saivite temple dedicated to Sangameswara on the the hill and a path along the ravine on the northern bank of Pennar. This temple is believed to have side. There are two mosques built by the Muslim been constructed by Cholas. In front of the temple, rulers. There are also ancient temples in the village there is 150 Cm. tall idol Nandi which is artistically depicting Pallava and Chola architecture. The hill carved. Sangameswaraswami Brahmotsavam cele­ is noted for various types of medicinal herbs and so brated during March - April is attended by many people call this as 'Sanjiva hills'. There are many people. It is not only a tourist centre but also a ruins in the village which indicate that the place scenic spot. was populous town of great importance. The pre­ sent Udayagiri, however, is not even a pale ghost 19. Somasila (Atmakur Taluk): Somasila is of its former glory. situated on the south-west corner of Atmakur taluk at the foot of the Veligondas. The river Pennar 22. Vakadu (Vakadu Taluk): Vakadu, the breaks through the Veligondas from Cuddapah taluk headquarters of the same name is situated at district and enters Nellore district Somesvara temple a distance of 30 Kms. to the south east of Gudur on on the northern bank of pennar has a great religious the Gudur-Dugarajupatnam road and Gudur is the importance. Brahmotsavam celebrated during April­ nearest railway station. Vakadu has Harijan hostel May draws a large number of pilgrims from distant which accommodates nearly 3,000 students. The [34]

village contains a complex of educational institution These buildings known as Indra Mahal, Rajah Mahal including an Arts and Science College and it owes and Taj Mahal are still of tourist interest. The town its importance to the unstinted efforts of Sri Ned­ contains two big temples dedicated to Kasiviswa­ urumalli Bala Krishna Reddy in establishing the nathaswami and Varadarajaswami. An annua'l festi· institutions. val of Viswanathaswami held in July attracts a large number of devotees. 23. Venkatagiri (Venkatagiri Taluk): Ven­ katagiri town is the headquarters of the same name 24. Vinjamur {Vinjamur TalukJ: Vinjamur and situated at a distance of about 35 Kms. from village which is also a taluk headquarters, situated Naidupet railways station and 3 Kms. from Venkata­ at a distance of 72 Kms. from Nellore, 32 Kms. from giri railway station which is on the Gudur-Tirupati Udayagiri and 48 Kms. from Kavali. There are good broad gauge line. It has good communication faci­ communication facilities to this village by road, lities by road. It is famous for handloom weaving Weaving of coarse cloth, dyeing and basket-making and Venkatagiri saris are in great demand allover are the chief cottage industries. It is an important the country. Fine lace bordered, and zari bordered centre of betal-Ieaf trade on a large scale. Sri saris and dhotis are woven and exported to diffe­ Chenna Kesava Swamy annual festival held in rent parts of the country. There are a few tine March - April draws a sizeable congregation, buildings here constructed by the former Zamindars. CENSUS CONCEPTS

Rural and urban areas: It is customary to 1981 Census these activities are treated as on par classify the population of every country

At the 1981 Census it was considered desirable 4. Dependent i. e., an infant nr child not to have as detailed a profile of working population attending school, a person permanent Iy as possible, maintaining the comparability with disabled from working due to illness or old 1961 and 1971 data. An attempt was made to find age or if able bodied who have no other out if a person had done any work at all during the activity and who are not seeking any work last year. It will thus be seen that the ques­ either, but are purely dependent; tions on economic approach have been designed to distinguish all the workers, regular or seasonal and 5. Beggars, etc., i. e., beggars, vagrants or an non-workers with reference to the last one year independent woman without indication of prior to the date of enumeration. It was intended source of income and those of unspecified to find out how many had worked for 183 days or source of subsistence and who are not more i.e., 6 months or more and information regar­ engaged in any economically productive ding the secondary work done by regular workers work; and also the marginal work done by the non-wor­ 6. Institutional inmates i. e., a convict in a kers was collected. It was felt in the present con­ jailor an inmate of penal, mental or chari­ text that the usual status of worker was more table institution and appropriate when compared with the approach of current status of worker followed earlier. The 7. Other non-workers-all non-workers who broad classification of workers is explained under may not come under any of the above six the note on the Primary Census Abstract. categories.

Non-workers: All others who did not do any Marginal Workers: A significant feature of productive work irrespective of whether they the 1981 Census was the collection of information derived some income such as through pension, on marginal workers who had done some work for rents, etc., or did not derive any income were a period of less than 6 months during the reference classified under category (X) non-workers. year prior to census taking. At 1971 Census though this concept was not introduced there was a com­ The non-workers are divided into the following parable category called non-workers with secon­ seven categories: dary work. 1. Household duties i. e., all those persons basically engaged in unpaid home duties dOing no other work; HISTORY OF DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

District manuals compiled and published prior District Census Handbooks: Sri R. A. Gopala to 1905 by the erstwhile composite Madras Govern­ Swamy, I. C. S., the then Registrar General, India ment contained not only particulars of items of and Ex-officio Census Commissioner of India pione­ more or less a permanent character such as physical ered the idea of compiling the District Census characteristics, history, religion and ethnography. Handbooks for e

Scope of Village Directory

As was done in the past, the village directory Columns 15 to 19 pertain to the land use has been prepared for all the villages in the State pattern in the village. The extent of forest area has and these are presented taluk-wise in the District been given in column 15 while in columns 16 and 17 Census Handbook. For convenience of references, the extent of cultivated area in the village has been an alphabetical list of villages together with location given. The extent of irrigated area together with code numbers in respect of each taluk precede the different irrigational sources has been indicated in village directory for that taluk. This is done for easy column 16. The extent of culturable waste has location of any village in the directory since the been shown in column 18 while the area not avai­ information is arranged in ascending order of the lable for cultivation such as village site, road and location codes of the villages. railways or under water, etc., has been indicated under column 19.

In the village directory, various amenities and other data have been indicated by codes. These The concepts of various types of land use given include, area of the village, total population with under each of the columns 15 to 19 are explained number of households at 1981 Census, availability below: of amenities such as educational, medical, drinking water and P & T facilities, medical, drinking water 1. Forests (Col. 15): These include all actually forested areas and P & T facilities, communication facilities, type and the lands classed or administered as forests under any legal enactrr'ent dealing of approach to village and the distance of nearest with forests whether State owned or town, power supply and land use particulars. There private. If any portion of such land is are 20 columns in the village directory covering the not actua IIy wooded but put to some above aspects. agricultural use. that portion is included under the appropriate heading of culti. vated 0 r uncultivated land. Columns 1 to 3 relate to the location code number, name and total area of the village. The 2. Cultivated area This includes the land under the follow­ area given under column 3 is as per the data collec­ with a break- up i ng three categories. ted from the State Survey Department. Wherever irrigated and un­ irrigated (Cols. the figures are not available from the State Survey Department, the figures furnished by the Tahsildars have been adopted. Cols. 4A and 48 provide the 16&17): (i) Net area sown : number of households and population of the village The net area sown represents the areas as per 1981 Census. Columns 5 to 11 and 13 list sown to crops counting areas sown more out the basic amenities available in the village such than once in the same year, only once. as educational, medical, drinking water, postal, day of the market, communications, approach to village and electricity. (;i) Other fallows:

This includes all lands which were taken up for cultivation L ut are tempo_ In order to indicate the food habits, information rarily out of cultivation for a period ot on the staple food of the majority during the maior not less than one year and not more portion of the year was collected under column 14. than five yea rs. The reasons for keep­ Wherever it was difficult to clearly determine a ing such lands fallow may be either due particular grain as staple food, the combination of to poverty of the cultivators or inade­ quate supply of water or malarial climate grains mainly used as staple food has been or silting of canals or rivers or unrEmu­ indicated. nerated nature of farmil.g, etc, [41]

{iii) Current fallows: tion unless at a high cost whether such land is in isolated blocks or within culti­ This class comprises cropped 8 eas vated holdings. which are kept fallow during the current year. If any seedling area is notcloppe again in the same year, it is also Column 20 is for recording remarks, if any, on treated as current fallow. matters like place of reI igious, historical or archae­ ological interest, and for information on the number :3. Cultlflable waste: This includes the land under the follow- of copies of newspapers circulated in the village, (Column 1B) ing three cate,ories. and the number of motor cycles / scooters. carsj jeeps and tractors available in the village. i) Permanent pastures and other grazing lands: All I he above particulars are based on the data received from the concerned departments like These cover all grazing lands whether they are parmanent pastures and mea­ Education, Medical, Postal and Electricity and also dows or not. Village common and from the Tahsildars concerned. grazing lands within forest areas are in­ cluded under this head In the Appendix to the village directory taluk level totals of the amenities have been furnished ii) Miscellaneous tree crops. groves not included in the area sown: which gives the picture for the district as a whole. At the 1981 Census. additional items viz., total Under this class is included all culti­ population and number of households and approach vable land which is not included under to village have been introduced, Information on net area sown but is put to sOme agri­ cultural use. Lands under casuarina population and number of households will be use­ trees, thatching grass. bamboo bushes ful as ready reference for analysing the data. and other groves for fuel, etc., which are not included under 'Orchards' are Item on communications has been singled out classed under this category. to spell in terms of availability of the public trans­ port system. This is intended to see whether the iii) Culturable waste: village is served by any mode of transport such as This includes lands available for culti­ bus or rail or waterway. It is against this back­ vation but not taken up for cultivation ground that the item on approach to village has or abandoned after a few years for one been listed separately. This refers to road etc., reason or other. Such lands may be leading to the village and is to indicate whether the either fallow or covered With shrubs and village is approachable both in fair and foul jungles Which are not put to any use. They may be assessed or not assessed weather and whether it is inaccessible for all time and may lie in isolated blocks or within or only some time in the year. Adult literacy class/ cultivated holdings. Land once cultiva­ centre under item on 'Education' and primary health ted but not cultivated for fiva yaar. in centre and community health worker under item succession is also included in this cate­ gory. 'Medical' of village directory are included to indicate statistics on the Minimum Needs Programme of the

4. Area not availeble: This includes th" land under the follow- Planning Commission. for cultivation. iog two categories. (Col. 19) Scope of Town Directory: There are seven statements in the Town Directory which include i) Land put to non-agricultural uses: several particulars relating to the towns arranged All lands occupied by buildings. roads as per the alphabetical order of their names. These and railaways or underwaters. e. g •• statements are almost similar to those adopted at rivers and canals and other lands put to 1971 Census except for a few additional columns. uses other than agricultural. The titles of the statments are as follows:

ii) Barren and uncultivable land .- Statement I Status and growth History This covers all barren and unculti­ II Physical Aspects and location of vable land like mountain •• etc •• i. e., which cannot be brought und"r cuitiva- towns, 1979 [42]

Statement: Of these Gudur, Kavali and Nellare are munici­ palities and the rest of the towns, are panchayats. III: Municipal Finance, 1978-79 KovurjJalle is the only place classified as town for the first time in 1981 census in consideration of the IV: Civic and other Amenities, 1979 " distinct urban features. Gudur, Kavali, Nellore and IVA: Civic and other amenities in notified Venkatagiri have been classified as towns from 1901, Naidupet, Kovur and Sullurpet from 1911, slums, 1979 1931 and 1941 respectively. V: Medical, Educational, Racreational and cultural facilities, 1979 None of the towns in this district qualify for framing as Urban Agglomeration while Nellore with VI: Trade, Commerce, Industry and some of its surrounding villages as detailed below Banking, 1979 is the only town treated as Standard Urban Area in the district. With a view to facilitate analysis of data, a few new columns have been introduced. The columns - class of Town, in every statement is a significant Standard Component Units Urban Area addition. By taking the class of town Urban Rural into consideration the infrastucture of amenities and facilities available in urban areas can best (1 ) (2) (3) be analysed. The addition of civic administrative Nellare Bit I (R) status in statements III and IV and population in Nellars Nellare (M) statements IV and Valso serve the Same purpose. 2 Kavur (p) 2 Allipuram The formats of town directory have been devised to 3 Gangavaram suit the Minimum Needs Programme of the Planning 4 Pothireddipalem Commission. As a sequel to this programme the columns, scheduled castes and scheduled tribes 5 Padugupadu population in statement IV and adult literacy classes/centres in statatement V are identical. Nellore town has a population of 237,065 per­ In Case such of the amenities as fire fighting sons and is the largest town in the district from service in statement IV and the educational facility population and area point. It is the orlly class I in statement V are not available in the town, the town having a population of one lakh or more. name of the nearest place if in the same district or There are no class II towns with a population rang­ the name of the nearest district if in the same state ing between 50,000 and 99,999. Gudur, Kavali, or other state where available along with its distance Kovur, Sullurpet and Venkatagid are class III towns from the referrent town has been given. This is a with a population Iving between 20,000 and 49,999 new feature of 1981 census as it is necessary to each. Kovurpalle and Naidupet are the class IV identify the areas that have no specific facility in towns whose population ranges from 10,000 to the district. 19.999 persons each. There are no class V and VI Statement VII i.e., Population by religion and towns in the district. The urban population of the scheduled castes/scheduled tribes in towns of district is 418,389 out of total population of 1971 census was discontinued at the 1981 census 2,014,879 persons thus constituting an urban popu­ and a new statement IV A has been introduced to lation of 20.8% as against 15.8% urban at 1971. explore the possibility of civic and other amenities The increase in proportion of urban is partly due to available in notified slums in class I and" towns the addition of a new town at 1981. only, The following eight places have been treated Statement I _ Status and Growth History: as towns in Nellore district at the 1981 censuS. This statement provides basic information on 1. Gudur 5. Naidupet civic status, population with decadal growth rate 2. Kavali 6. Nellore from 1901 to 1981, d~nsity at 1981 census and sex 3. Kovur 7. Sullurpet ratio from 1-961 to 1981 censuses of each town in 4. Kovurpalle 8. Venkatagiri columns 2 to 19. [43]

I n this as well as in all other Town Directory The large increase in the decade 1941 -51 and Statements columns 1 &2 relate to serial number thereafter is mainly due to its industrial and and class, name and civic administrative status of commercial importance and the expansion of mica the town. Class of town has been introduced to industry in and near the town. The fall in popula­ facilitate analysis of Town Directory data at the tion of Naidupet at 1951 and 1961 and of State and all India levels. This is presented accor­ Venkatagiri town at 1961 census is due to the ding to 1981 population of the core town as per abolition of Venkatagiri zamindari besides the the following size classification of population. slump in the handloom trade which resulted in migration of the weavers to the nearby mica mines. Population Class There had been a fall in population in Kavali town 100,000 - and above also at the 1911 census which may probably be 50,000 - 99,999 due to the scarcity conditions prevailed in the 20,000 - 49,999 III" town resulting in the emigration of the population 10,000 - 19,999 IV of the. town to the nearby places to earn their 5,000 - 9,999 V livelihood. The variation in population between Below 5,000 VI 1971 and 1981 seems to be more conspicuously high in Kavali, Naidupet, Nellore and Sullurpet The civic administrative status of the town is when compared to other towns. indicated in brackets by abbreviated letters like 'M' for Municipality and' P' for Panchayat The location Of the eight towns in the district, Nellore, the code number under column 3 for the town was district headquarters town, is having an area of framed to follow the alphabetical order of the 48.39 sq.kms. Next to it comes Kavali with an towns in the district. This also facilitates easy area of 22.95 sq.kms. The third important town location of the town in the map. The name of as far as area is concerned is Sullurpet with an taluk where the town is located is given to area of 18.10 sq. kms. facilitate analysis of data at State and all India level. Area in Sq.Kms. and number of households Gudur with an area of 4.53 sq. kms. records including houseless households for each town is the highest density of 9,852 persons per sq.km. as included in the Town Directory for the first time against the district average density of 154 persons at 1981 Census. The population of town with per. sq.km. Nellore, the district headquarters, decadal growth rate from 1901 census to 1981 is has recorded a density of 4,899 persons per sq. km. given in columns 7 to 15. The percentage growth rate is indicated below the population in brackets. Statement II-Physical aspects and location of Density at 1981 is a new column (Col. 16) towns, 1979 : introduced to facilitate analysis of town directory data. It has been calculated taking into account This statement has 12 columns and depicts the area and the population of 1981 census of physical aspects and location of towns in the the town and presented per sq.km. Sex ratio from district. Under cols. 3 to 5, in the statement data 1961 to 1981 censuses has been given in cols. relating to rainfall recorded in 1978, the maximum 17 to 19. This is also a new addition to facilitate and minimum temperature recorded in 1971 analysis of Town Directory data. Sex-ratio defined census are given. If this information was not here is number of females per 1,000 males. available for any town, then the particulars available for that nearest town have been given Kovur, Nellore and Sullurpet have had a against such a town. The district lies along the continuous growth of population. The increase in Bay of Bengal and its breeze renders the climate the population, during the decade 1911-21 is moderate and delightful. All the towns are taluk comparatively low in all the towns on account of headquarters except Kovurpalle which is at a influenza epidemic that prevailed throughout distance of 20 kms. from its taluk headquarters. the state. During the decade 1901-11 Gudur town has sustained heavy loss of population i.e., 53.6% The district is well served by road and rail partly due to the shrinking in the jurisdiction of communications. APSRTC has been providing the town. But the loss in the population of this necessary transport facilities. There are direct town was made up gradually in the later decades. bus services to Hyderabad, Madras, Tirupatl and [44]

other important towns of the other districts. All includes the supply of energy for lights, fans for the towns except Kovur in the district are directly non-domestic and commercial purposes. Road connected by rail. Further the district is also lighting service includes supply of energy for light­ provided with navigation facilities providing cheap ing on public roads, streets, thorough fares includ­ Cargo and passenger movement. Of the eight ing parks, markets, Cart stands, bridges and for towns, Kavali and Kovur are in the vicinity of these traffic signalling. Supply of energy to places of navigation facilities. worship like churches, temples, mosques, guru­ dwaras, educational institutions, student hostels, Statement-III Municipal Finance 1978-79 : municipal guest houses, travellers, bungalows, circuit houses of the Government charitable insti­ The data for inclusion in this statement was tutions and recognised service institutions are obtained from the respective statutory and non­ included in 'Others'. statutory bodies from their budgets and accounts. Nellore has the highest number of industrial The statement shows that Naidupet and as well as road lighting connections followed by Nellore towns have an excess of expenditure over Kavali in both the cases. income. In Kovur, Kovurpalle, Sullurpet and Venkata­ giri towns more than 25% of the total receipt Statement IV A Civic and other amenities in is utilised for purposes of public health and con­ veniences. For public institutions like schools notified slums, 1979 and Libraries except five towns, the rest have not This is a new statement on CIVIC and other spent anything from their incomes. amenities provided to the people living in notified or recognised slums in class I and II towns. Since Statement IV : Civic and other amenities, 1979. the magnitude of slum is greater in respect of class I and II towns, presentation of data on As the title itself reveals, this statement deals slums is limited to class I and IItowns only. NeHore with the facilities provided to the people in urban is the only class I town in this district. areas of the district.

Statement V: Medical, Educationa),· Recrea­ The most striking feature in all the towns has been the conspicious absence of underground tional and Cultural facilities in towns, 1979 drainage system except Gudur and Nellore. These In this statement, the magnitude of facilities two towns have sewerage system too in addition on medical, educational, recreational and cultural to open surface drains. All the towns in the dis­ aspects with reference to population of 1981 has trict have protected water supply through tube been detailed in respect of the various towns in well, well and tap except Venkatagiri for which the district. All the towns in the district have the information is not available. medical facilities. There are 86 medical institu­ tions which include Government hospitals, dispen­ All the towns have electric supply for domes­ saries, nursing homes, family planning centres, tic as well as industrial purposes. T.B. clinics and maternity and child welfare centres together with a total bed strength of 1,367 catering In Andhra Pradesh, domestic service inclUdes to the medical needs of a total urban population supply of energy for lighting, fans and domestic of 418,389 persons. Institutions covering all purposes in domestic premises and supply in poul­ systems of medicine have been included in the try farming units upto 100 birds. Industrial statement. service means supply for purposes of manufactur­ ing, processing and / or preserving goods for sale, Nellore and Kavali towns possess medical rice mills, oil mills, flour mills. ginning mills, facilities with 1,206 and 77 beds respectively and decorticating mills, dal and gram miffs, stone this looks comparatively better than the other towns crushers, water works and sewerage pumping in the district. A ratio of 196 persons per bed in stations operated by local authorities or govern­ NeJlore town and 625 persons in Kavali is noticed. ment department or co-operative house building societies and pumpsets of railways for whatever There are only 6 degree colleges one each at purpose they may be used. Commercial service Gudur, Kavali and Venkatagiri and three at Nellore [45] town. There are three polytechnics one at Gudur There are two stadiums in the district one each and two at Neflore town. at Kovurpalle and Nellore towns. There are 34 cinema halls and 35 public libraries including There are 8 junior colleges or higher secondary reading rooms in all the towns in the district. schools, 40 secondary or high schools, 48 junior There are ten auditoria community halls in the secondary or upper primary schools and 156 primary district, three at Nellore town and two at Kovur­ schools in all towns put together in the district. palle town one each at Gudur, Kavali, Naidupet, Su!!urpet and Venkatagiri. A different method has been adopted in presen­ ing the number of educational institutions. Statement VI: Trade, Commerce, Industry and Composite schools like middle schools with primary Banking-1979 : classes or secondary schools with middle classes, Nellore district is predominantly agricultural have been included in the number of primary and like other districts in the State, The principal rivers middle schools respectively. For example, if in a that drain the district are the Penna with two town there are two primary schools upto say class anicuts at $angam and Nellore and the Swarna­ IV and one high school from class I to class X. the mUkhi. The other rivers are Paleru, Monneru and number of primary schools in the town is given as Kandleru. It is industrially developing. Among 3 and that of middle school as one and secondary the chief industries in this district, the mica­ school as one eventhough there are physically mining industry, the ceramic factory, the glass only three educational institutions. Again a factory located at Gudur, the straw board factory composite school having classes upto class XII at Nellore. the spinning Mill at Sullurpet are has been divided as shown below: important. The important small scale industries are the light engineering industries at Gudur, the Class I to IV : Primary small units at Nerrore producing polythene lubings, bags and ceramic products, the rice and oil mills Class V to VIII: Middle which are concentrated in the rich paddy and oil Class IX to X : Secondary seeds producing areas in the district, straw factories in Nerrore and the stainless steel units Class XI to XII: Higher Secondary. spread over 3 or 4 centres of the district. The handloom sarees of Venkatagiri which are known Thus the number of educZltional institutions throughout the State, match manufacturing at physically existing with in a town have not been Nellore, beedi manufacturing at Naidupet and presented but has been presented by the grouping tile manufacturing at Kavali are some of the of the classes in the institutions and treating each important cottage industries in the district. group as a school of its kind. This grouping holds true irrespective of educational institutions The district is served by a net work of 48 they belong to. For in3tance, the grouping marked banks of which 25 are located in Nellore, 5 each as higher secondary i.e., class XI and XII may in Gudur and Kaval;, 4 each in Kovur and Venkata­ physically belong to a c)llege but for the purpose giri, 3 in SulJurpet and 2 in Naidupet. of town directory these two classes put together constitute one unit of a higher secondary school Eight agricultural credit societies and 45 Non and the rest of the college has been treated as a agricultural credit societies are serving the total college. urban population of the district. PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

The Primary Census Abstract provides the While presenting the data in the Primary most important statistics relating to residential Census Abstract, villages and towns have been houses, households and population and its arranged in the ascending order of their L.C. Nos. characteristics down to the village/ward levels The wards in each town have also been arranged in rural/urban areas respectively. Till the 1971 Similarly. The uninhabited villages and villages Census, the Primary Census Abstract and some fully included in a town have been indicated other tables were generated by breaking the accordingly in the rural Primary Census Abstract. individual Slip pads and sorting them manually. In case of villages which are partly included ill As a distinct departure from this procedure, the towns the word 'Rural' has been added in brackets sys!em of 1981 Census tabulation avoided after the name of the village and the particulars breaking of the pads and manual sorting of the relating to the rural portion only have been individual Slips. The data on primary Cel1sus presented against such villages. An alphabetical Abstract were obtained by compilation of data list of villages together with their respective L.C. available in Part-II of the Household Schedule, Numbers is given at the beginning of each taluk. namely Population Record. which helps the reader to locate the village for which data on the Primary Census Abstract is Primary Census Abstract of 1981 Census has required. been presented on the following aspects for each revenue village in respect of rural areas and for The basic characteristics of such of those persons each ward/locality/block of a town in urban areas. who were alive at the sunrise on 1 st March, 1981 whether they lived in normal residential 1. Location Code number and name of village/ houses or huts or in institutions like hospitals, hos­ town and area tels, asylums, boarding houses, hotels. etc. or house less pers~ns like the wandering trices, pave­ 2. Total number of occupied residential houses ment dwellers have been presented in 28 columns and total number of households of the Primary Census Abstract. 3. Total population and its sex breakup 4. Population of Scheduled Castes and As per the 1981 Census count the population Scheduled Tribes by sex breakup. of Nellore district is as fallows: 5. Literate persons by sex 6. Total main workers (I to IX categories) and the breakup of the workers into four broad P M F categories viz:- T 2,014,879 1,018,716 996,163 Category I: Cultivators R 1,596,490 805,138 791,352 Category II : Agricultural Labourers U 418,389 213,578 204,811 Category V( a) : Househol d Industry Col. No.1 & 2 indicate L.C. No. and name of Category II I, IV, Other workers and also village/town/ward. Location Code is a device by V (b) & VI to IX: the marginal workers and which every village or town in a taluk of every distri­ non-workers by sex ct in a State is identified by a combination of The column ' Marginal Workers' is an addition numbers. Districts in the State are serially num­ to the Primary Census Abstract in 1981 Census bered in a clockwise direction starting from Srika­ and was not there in the previous censuses. The kulam district and ending with Nalgonda district. marginal worker is defined as a person who has In this process Nellore district was allotted L.C. worked in any economic activity for less than 183 No. 09. Likewise the taluks in each district were days or 6 months in any year. Thu~ he would be given numbers serially in a clockwise order and basically classified as a non-worker· for the major the villages in each taluk were assigned serial part of the year. numbers in serpentine order. Unlike districts, taluks [47] and villages, the towns in each district were given area figures of the districts in the State are those numbers in alphabetical order. l. C. Nos. of supplied by the Surveyor General of India. Hence villages were given in Arabic numerals while those the total area of all the taluks in a district put of towns in Roman numerals. together may not tally with the district area figures.

Col. 4: Number of occupied residential Col. 3: This column shows the area of houses in a village/town includes partly residential villages in hectares while the area of town is given houses also. in Sq. Kms. based on the information furnished by the respective State agencies. Where the area Col 5: This column includes houseless house­ of a particular village/town was not available, the holds and institutional households as well. fact was noted as N.A. against that village/town. The area of all the villages and towns put together Co Is. 6 to 8 : Total population includes may not be equal to the area of the taluk since the house less and institutional population with sex area of the taluk includes area of villages, reserve break up. forests, rivers and hills within the taluk. Rural area of a taluk presented in P.C.A. is obtained Cols. 9 to 12: Under these columns the by deducting urban area from the total area of population of S.Cs. and S.Ts. by sex is given. A the taluk as furnished by the State Survey Depart­ copy of the list of S.Cs. and S.Ts. in Andhra ment. Similarly, the rural area of a district can be Pradesh as notified in Presidential Order No. BC obtained by deducting the total urban area of all 12016/34/76-SCT V dated 27 -7 -1977 is appended the towns from the total area of the district. The hereunder.

List of Scheduled Castes in Andhra Pradesh

1. Adi Andhra 30 Kolupulvandlu 2. Adi Dravida 31 Madasi Kuruva, Madari Kuruva 3 Anamuk 32 Madiga 4 Aray Mala 33 Madiga Dasu, Mashteen 5 Arundhatiya 34 Mahar 6 Arwa Mala 35 Mala 7 Bariki 36 Mala Dasari 8 Bavuri 37 Mala Dasu 9 Beda Jangam, Budga Jangam 38 Mala Hannai 10 Bindla 39 Malajangam 11 Byagara 40 Mala Masti 41 Mala Sale, Netkani 12 Chachati Mala Sanyasi 13 Chalavadi 42 Mang 14 Chamar, Machi, Muchi 43 Mang Garodi 15 Chambhar 44 Manne 16 Chanda la 45 Mashti 17 Dakkal, Dokkalwar 46 47 Matangi 18 Dandasi 48 Mehtar 19 Dhor 49 Mitha Ayyalvar 20 Dam, Dombara, Paidi, Pano 50 Mundala 21 Ellamalawar, Yellammalawandlu 51 Paky, Moti, Thoti 22 Ghasi, Haddi, Relli Chachandi 52 Pambada, Pambanda 23 Godagali 53 Pamidi 24 Godari 54 Panchama, Pariah 25 Gosangi 55 Relli 26 Holeya 56 Samagara 27 Holeya Dasari 57 Samban 28 Jaggali 58 Sapru 29 Jambuvulu 59 Sindhollu, Chindollu [48]

list of Scheduled Tribes in Andhra Pradesh

1 Andh 18 Koya. Gaud, Rajah. Rasha Koya. Lingadharf 2 Bagata Koya (Ordinary). Kottu Koya. Bhine Koya 3 Bhil Rajkoya. 4 CheAchu, Chenchwar 19 Kulia 5 Gadabas 20 Malis (excluding Adilabad, Hyderabad, Karim­ 6 Gond, Naikpod, Rajgond nagar, Khammam. Mahbubnagar. Nizamabad, 7 Goudu (in the Agency tracts) Medak. Nalgonda and Warangal districts) 8 Hill Reddis 21 Manna Ohara 9 Jatapus 22 Mukha Ohara, Nooka Ohara 10 Kammara 23 Nayaks (in the Agency tracts) 11 Kattunayakan 24 Pardhan 12 Kolam, Mannervarlu 25 Porja, Parangiperja 13 Konda Dhoras 26 Reddi Dhoras 14 Konda Kapus 27 Rona. Rena 15 Kondareddis 28 Savaras, Kapu Savaras, Maliya Savaras, Khutto Savaras 16 Kondhs, Kodi, Kodhu, Desaya Kondhs, Oongria 29 Sugalis, Lambadis Kondhs, Kuttiya Kondhs, Tikiria Kondhs, 30 Thoti (in Adilabad, Hyderabad, Karimnagar, Venity Kondhs. Khammam, Mahbubnagar, Medak. Nalgonda, 17 Kotia, Bentho Oriya, Bartika, Dhulia, Dulia, Nizamabad and Warangal Districts) Holva, Paiko, putiya, Sanrona, Sidhopaiko 31 Valmiki (in the Agency tracts) 32 Venadis 33 Verukulas

Cols. 13 & 14: Literate persons are shown (and not for sale) is not doing any work in census under these columns. A person who can both terminology. The reference period is the one year read and write with understanding in any language preceding the date of enumeration. Persons who is taken as literate. A person who can merely had worked for 183 days or more, in other words read but cannot write is not a literate. All children worked 6 months or more are classified under culti­ of the age of 4 years or less are treated as illite­ vator, agricultural labourer, household industry rate even if, the child is going to school and may and other workers according to the nature of have picked up reading and writing a few odd work one did. Such of those persons who had words. worked for less than 183 days or 6 months are shown as marginal workers. Cols. 15 to 28: At the 1981 Census, popu­ lation has been broadly divi ded into threa- sections Cultivator: For purposes of census a person based on main activity viz., workers, marginal is working as cultivator if he or she is engaged workers and non-workers. Their details are shown either as employer, single worker or family worker under these columns. in cultivation of land owned or held from govern­ ment or held from private persons or institutions The definitions and concepts adopted in the for payment in money, kind or share. Cultivation economic classification of popUlation at the 1981 includes supervision or direction of cultivation. Census are given under the item Analytical Note. Agricultural labourer: A person who works Work: Work is defined as participation in in another persons land for wages in money, kind any economically productive activity. Such partici­ or share is regarded as agricultural labourer. An pation may be physical or mental in nature. Work Agricultural labourer has no right of lease or involves not only actual work but also effective contract on land On which he/she worked. supervision and direction of work. A man or a woman who is doing only household duties or Household Industry: Household industry is making something only for domestic consumption defined as an industry conducted by the head of [49] the household himself/herself and or by the mem­ against 1,609,617 in 1971 Census, thus recording bers of the household at home or within the an increase of 26.18% as against the State's growth village in rural areas and only within the precincts rate of 23.10%. The proportion of rural and urban of the house where the household lives in urban population to the total population in the district areas. The large proportion of workers in a house­ works out to 79.24% and 20.76% respectively in hold industry should consist of members of the 1981 Census compared to 84.23% and 15.77% in household including the head. The industry should 1971. There are 978 females per every 1,000 not be run on the scale of registered factory which males at the 1981 Census when compared with would qualify or has to be registered under the State index of 975 females per 1,000 males. The Indian Factories Act. ratio of 985 females per every 1,000 Males was recorded at 1971 Census. Other Workers: All workers who are not cultivators or agricultural labourers or in house­ Nellore district returned 648,006 literates at hold industry are other workers. The type of 1981 Census forming 32.16% of the total popula­ workers that come under this category include tion of the district compared with 431,814 litera­ factory workers, plantation workers, those in trade, tes constituting 26.83% at 1971 Census. The sex commerce, business, transport, mining. construc­ breakup of literacy rates during 1981 Census is tion, political or social work, all government ser­ 41.04% among males and 23.09% among females. vants, municipal employees, teachers, priests, Rural - Urban breakup of literacy rates indicate entertainment artists, lawyers, barbers, dhobis, etc. 26.18% of population are literates in rural while According to the 1981 Census there are 429,165 this is 55.00% in urban population. The corres­ occupied residential houses and 440,937 house­ ponding rural and urban rates of literacy at 1971 holds in Nellore district compared to 330,935 are 22.31 % and 50.94% respectively. residential houses and 341,405 households in 1971 registering an increase of 29.68% in number of In Nellore district there are 860,928 workers residential houses and 29.15% in number of house­ constituting 42.73% of the total population as holds. against 662,598 workers forming 41.16% in 1971 Census, Among males the workers constituted The total number of persons returned at the 58.38% are workers while among females only 1981 Census in Nellore district is 2,014,879 as 26.72% are workers. BRIEF ANALYSIS OF THE VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT DATA

There are 1.182 vi lIages in the district at the 1981 The balance of 21 villages which are fully included Census as against 1.177 (including merged villages) in urban areas are not taken into account in comput­ in 1971 Census. During the decade 11 villages ing the total number of villages in the district. The are returned as newly sprung up and 14 villages following table gives the population of taluks by are transferred from Chittoor district to this district total/rural/urban with sex break-up. The number as detailed in statement r. 13villages are merged of villages and towns in each of the taluks is also with other villages by loosing their independent indicated in this table. status as village and 7 villages are reported as fully included in their respective urban areas by lOOSing Nellore taluk has more urban population than their rural character at 1971. Out of the 1,182 other taluks, while Naidupet taluk has the least villages, 1.110 are inhabited while 72 villages are urban population as per 1981 Census. Of the total uninhabited. 8 inhabited villages are reported as 15 taluks 8 taluks are reported as wholly rural partly included in different towns of the district. taluks.

Table 1

POPULATION, NUMBER OF VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 1981

Population No. of Total Rural Urban Villages SI. Name of ------No, of No. Taluk p M F p M F p M F Total Inhabi-Towns ted 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

, Udayagiri 111,727 54,710 57,017 111,727 54.710 57.017 89 89

2 Atmakur 131,384 66.277 65.107 131,384 66.277 65.107 80 78

3 Vinjamur 104,637 52.013 52,624104.63752.013 52.624 72 70

4 Kavali 174.966 89.206 85,760 116,187 58.608 57,579 58.779 30.598 28.181 38 38 2

5 Butchireddi- palem 140.811 71.061 69,750 140.811 71.061 69.750 51 48

6 Kovur 136,271 68.361 67.910 115.858 58.183 57.675 20.413 10,178 10.235 37 36

7 Indukurpet 123.999 62.581 61.418 123.999 62.581 61.418 51 51

8 Nellore 330,648 168.248 162.400 93.583 47.037 46.546237.065 121.211 115.854 49 49

9 POdalakur 93.482 47.526 45.956 93,482 47.526 45.956 58 57

1O Rapur 76.311 38.783 37.528 76.311 38.783 37.528 73 69

11 Venk3tagiri 114.676 58.731 55.945 92.926 47,671 45.255 21.750 11.060 10.690 193 161

12 Gudur 165.162 82.900 82.262 120.532 60,577 69.955 44.630 22.323 22.307 90 85

13 Vakadu 94.348 48.841 45.507 94.348 48.841 45.507 97 83

14 Naidupet 110.591 55.910 54.609 95.762 48.426 47,336 14.757 7.484 7.273 106 103

15 Sullurpet 105.938 53.568 52,370 84.943 42.844 42.099 20.995 10,724 10.271 98 93

Total 2,014.879 1.018.716 996.163 1.596.490 805.138 791.852 418.389 213.578 204.811 1.182 1.110 8 ------[51]

Table 2 presented below compares the taluk­ recorded the highest growth rate of 42.64% during wise population from 1971 and 1981 Censuses for the decade 1971-81, while Udayagiri taluk has total, rural and urban areas. Nellore taluk has recorded the lowest growth rate of 12.49%.

Table 2

DECADAL CHANGE IN DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION

Population Percentage decadal 1971 1981 ( 1 97 1.81) va ri ation ,------"------.-, r------A ------, r---.---.A.---_...... Taluk Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. Udayagiri 99.319 99,319 111.727 111,727 12.49 12.49

2. Atmakur 107.119 107.119 131.384 131.384 22.65 22.65

3. Vinjamur 85.603 85.603 104.637 104.637 22.24 22.24

4. Kavali 131.275 101.659 29.616 174.966 116.187 58.779 33.28 14.29 98.47

5. Butchireddipalem 117 .573 117.573 140.811 140,81' 19.76 19.76

6. Kovur 119.892 103.046 16.846 136.271 115,868 20,413 13.66 12.43 21.17

7. Indukurpet 108.815 108,815 123.999 123.999 13.95 13.95

8. Nellore 231.808 98.218 133.590 330.648 93.583 237.065 42.64 -4.72 77.46

9. Podalakur 77 .814 77.814 93.482 93,482 20.14 20.14

10. Rapur 66.548 66.548 76.311 76.311 14.67 14.67

11. Venkatagiri 95.750 78.204 17.546 114.676 92.926 21. 750 19.77 18.83 23.96

12. Gudur 135.396 101.618 33.778 165.162 120.532 44.630 21.98 18.61 32.13

13. Vakadu 74.756 74.756 94.348 94.348 26.21 26.21

14. Naidupet 91.541 81.877 9.664 110,519 95.762 14.757 20.73 16.96 52.70

15 Sullurpet 84.531 71.774 12.757 105.938 84.943 20.995 25.32 18.35 64.58

Total 1.627.740 1.373.943 253.797 2.014,879 1.596.490 418.389 23.78 16.87 64.85

Table 3 shows the total number of inhabited uninhabited are not taken into account. Maximum villages in the district classified by population into number of villages are in the size group of six broad ranges. In computing the number of villages in a taluk, the villages which are either 500-1.999 population and form 48.47% of total completely included in an urban unit or returned villages in this district. [52]

Table 3 According to 1981 Census the population of Scheduled Castes in Nellore district is 416.431 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY accounting for 20.67% of the total population of POPULATION RANGES the district. Scheduled Caste population in this district forms 5.23% of the total Scheduled Caste Range of No. of Villages Percentage of population in each range Villages in each population in the State. The proport ion of Scheduled range Caste popUlation to total population in the 2 3 villages is calculated for all the villages in the district and arranged in seven ranges together with _199 99 8.92 percentage of villages in each range. 31.98% of 200-499 221 19.91 the villages have Scheduled Caste population in a 500_1.999 538 48.47 percentage range 31 and above. Only 7.57% of 18.74 2.000-4.999 20B villages are without Scheduled Caste population. 5.000-9.999 39 3.51 10,000 + 5 0.45 Table 5 Total 1.110 100.00

PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES The following table presents the distribution POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION of villages by density into nine ranges and also IN THE VILLAGES the percentage of villages in each range. The density figures per Sq. Km. of each village have been worked out by using the area figures corrected Percent3ge range of Scheduled No of villages Percentage upto two places of decimal. The highest proportion Castes popula- in eech ra nge of vi lIages of villages is observed in the density range of tion to total in each range 101-200. More than 63.60% of villages come under population density group 101 and above. This district has 2 3 returned a density of 154 persons per square kilo­ metre as against 195 persons for the State. Nil 84 7.57

5 or less 46 Table 4 4.14 6-10 57 5.14 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY DENSITY 11-1 5 121 10.90

Range of Total No. of Percentag6 of 16-20 160 14.41 density Villages in each villages in each 287 (per Sq. Km) density range density range 21-30 25.86 2 3 31 and above 355 31.98

--- -~---- - 10 10 0.90 Total 1.110 100.00 11- 20 11 0.99

21- 50 79 7.12 51-100 304 27.39 The Scheduled Tribes population in the district is only 177,497 persons forming 8.81% of 101-200 403 36.31 the total population of the district. 29.10% of the 201-300 155 13.96 total villages in the district have returned the proportion of Scheduled Tribe population less than 301-500 104 9.37 5% range, and 12.34% of the total number of 501+ 39 3.51 villages have no Scheduled Tribe popula­ Not known 5 0.45 tion. Among the taluks, highest proportion of Scheduled Tribe population is returned in Kovur taluk accounting for 11.38% of the tota.l SGhedbiled Total 1.110 100.00 Tribe population in the district. [53]

Table 6 Table 7 provides the total population, Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe population PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION and the percentage of Scheduled Caste and TO TOTAL POPULATION IN THE VILLAGES Scheduled Tribe population to total population of

Percentage range Percentage of the towns in the district. of Scheduled No. of villages Villages in Tribe population in each range each range The total Scheduled Castes' Population in all to total the Urban areas of the district at 1981 Census was population 45.613 persons representing 10.90% of the total urban population. Among the towns, proportions 2 3 of Scheduled Castes' population varies from

Nil or less 137 12.34 8.14°1,. in Kavali town to 23.18°~ in Kovurpalle 5 323 29.10 panchayat town. 6.15 432 38 92 16.25 137 12.34 The Scheduled Tribes' population in Urban 26.35 36 3.24 areas of the district according to 1981 Census is 36.50 18 1.62 28,094 persons constituting 6.71 % of the total 51 and above 27 2.43 Urban population. The proportions of Sechedulerl Tribes' population varies from 2.57'7 in Venkata­ Total 1.110 100.00 giri town to 15.49% in Kovur Panchayat town.

Table 7

PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION IN TOWNS

Percentage of Sche- Percentage of Name of the Town Total Total Scheduled Total Scheduled duled Caste popula· Scheduled tribe Population Caste Population Tribe Population tion to total population to population total population

2 3 4 5 6

Gudur 44,630 6,040 2.586 13.53 5.79 Kavali 48,119 3,919 3,692 8.14 7.67 Kovur 20,413 2,223 3,162 10.89 15.49 Kovurpalle 10.660 2.471 371 23.18 3.48 Naidupet 14,757 1,548 1,409 10.49 9.55 Nellore 237.065 23.247 14,556 9.81 6.14 Sullurper 20,995 3,730 1,760 17.77 8.38 Venkatagiri 21.750 2.435 558 11.20 2.57

All Towns 418,389 45,613 28,094 10.90 6.71

The following Table 8 gives the literacy constitutes 4.04% of the total tAndhra Pradesh rates by population ranges of villages in the district literates. Nellore District occupies eleventh {II) rank in literacy amongst the districts in Andhra Pradesh Highest literacy rate of 42.06% is found in State. The proportion of I iterates of this district villages with 10,000+ population. [54]

Table 8 Table 10 presents the proportions of literates, workers, non-workers. scheduled castes/scheduled LITERACY RATES BY POPULATION RANGES OF VILLAGES tribes population to the total population. giving break-up by taluk (total/rural/urban) and by sex. Range of No. of villages Literacy There is a highest concentration of scheduled castes population in each range rate and scheduled tribes population in the rural areas 2 3 than in the urban areas. Nellore district has return­ 199 99 , 3 .80 ed 32.16% of the total population of the district as 200- 499 221 17.38 literates. Nellore taluk has returned 48.24a.~ of 500-t.999 538 22.42 literates and this is the highest in the district. 26.61 2.000-4.999 208 Butchireddipalem taluk has returned the largest 5.000-9.999 39 32,52 10.000-+ 5 42,06 number of workers 69.188 in its rural areas account­ ing for 8.72% of the total rural workers of the Total 1,110 26.18 district and 49.14°,~ of the total rural population The table 9 shows the literacy rates for the of the talulc Podalakur taluk stands first among the taluks in the district in the proportion of workers towns in the district as per 1981 Census. to total population. Vakadu taluk has returned The literates in all the 8 Urban areas in the 32.72% of scheduled caste population while the district together constitute 230,120 persons form­ feast is in Nellore taluk with 13.83'~~. In rural ing 55.00~'~ of the Urban population. Among the areas of ta!uks, Vakadu with 32.72% stands the towns. the literacy rate varies from 44.05% in highest while Udayagiri recorded the last position Kovur town 67.24% in Kovurpalle town. with 15.75°;'. The percentage of scheduled caste population in urban areas range between 9.81 /~ Table 9 to 17.77% among the taluks. Kovur taluk has LITERACY RATES FOR TOWNS recorded highest proportion of scheduled tribe population with 14.82% while Udayagiri Taluk, has Name of the Town Literacy Rate the least proportion of scheduled tribe population 2 with only 1.80%. Gudur 53.70 Kavali 57.34 I(ovur 44.05 Kovurpalle 67.24 Naidupet 46.26 Nellore 57.15 Sullurpet 45.49 Venkatagiri 48.50

All Towns 55.00 [55]

Table 10

PROPORTION OF LITERATES, WORKERS, NON-WORKERS, SCHEDULED CASTE/TRIBE POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT

PERCENTAGE o F

-----~~------~- Total Totol Population S.C. Popu- S.T. Popu- Literates to total population Name of Taluk Rural ------,------lation to lation to ------Urban P M F total total P M F Population Population

.------'~~ ,.• -=- ._---- - .. - (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) ( 6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Udayagiri T 111.727 54,710 57,017 15.75 1.80 24.29 38.66 10. 49 R 111.727 -54,710 57,017 15.75 1.80 24.29 38.66 10 49 U 41 57 18 95 2 Atmakur T 131,384 66,277 65,107 17.59 3.37 30.36 R 131. 384 66,277 65,107 17.59 3.37 30.36 41.57 18 95 U 37. 55 11 .25 .3 Vinjamur T 104.637 25,013 52,624 17.83 2.71 24.32 R 104 637 52.013 62,624 17.83 2.71 24.32 37 55 11.25 U 69 26. 71 4 Kavali T 174,966 89,206 85,760 17.87 7.58 36.39 45 R 116,187 58,608 57,579 21.41 7. 91 24.88 33 48 16. 12 U 58,779 30,598 28, 181 10.87 6.91 59.14 69 08 48. 35 81 22. 12 5 Butchireddi- T 140,811 71 ,061 69,750 21 .23 13.30 29.54 36. palem R 140 81 1 71.061 69,750 21.23 13.30 29.54 36 81 22. 12 U 42. 53 26 32 e Kovur T 136,271 68,361 67,910 21.19 14.82 34.45 R 115,858 58,183 57,675 23.00 14.71 32.76 40.65 24.80 U 20,413 10, 178 10,235 10.89 15.49 44.05 53.26 34.88

7 Indukurpet T 123 999 62,581 61,418 21.68 11.07 27.49 34. 64 20 20 R 123,999 62.581 61,418 21.08 11.07 27.49 34. 64 20. 20 U

8 Nellore T 330,648 168,248 162,400 13.83 7.61 48.24 55. 89 40. 31 R 93 583 47.037 46.546 24.03 11.33 25.68 31. 76 19 53 U 237.065 121,211 115,854 9.81 6.14 57.15 65. 26 48 66

9 Podalakur T 93,482 47,526 45,956 18.68 6.74 26.45 35. 12 17.48 R 93 482 47.526 45 956 18.68 6.74 26.45 35. 12 17.48 U

10 Rapur T 76,311 38,783 37,528 23.71 11.09 26.46 35.89 16.70 R 76,311 38,783 37.528 23.71 11.09 26.46 35.89 16.70 U

1 1 Venkatagiri T 114,676 58,731 55,945 24.34 8.02 24.61 33 26 15. 53 R 92.926 47.671 45.255 27.42 9.29 19.02 27.01 16.60 U 21. 750 11. 060 10.690 11.20 2.57 48.50 60.18 36.42

12 Gudur T 165.162 82,900 82.262 23.74 10.52 32.55 40,27 24.77 R 120.532 60,577 59.955 27.52 12.27 24.72 31.76 17.60 U 44,630 22,323 22,307 13·53 5.79 53.70 63.35 44.05

13 Vakadu T 94.348 48,841 45.507 32.72 14.68 24.44 31.26 17.11 R 94,348 48,841 45,507 32.72 14.58 24.44 31.26 17 11 U

14 Naidupet T 110.519 55,910 54.609 27.82 12.77 26.67 34. 78 18.36 R 95.762 48,426 47.336 30.49 13.27 23.65 31 .40 15.72 U 14.757 7,484 7.273 10.49 9.55 46.26 56. 88 35.54

15 SuUurpet T 105,938 53,568 52.370 28.43 1.51 28.62 37.05 19.99 R 84,943 42 844 42.099 31.07 7.30 24.45 32.23 16.53 U 20.995 10,724 10.271 17.77 8.38 45 49 56.34 34.16

T 2.014.879 10.18.716 996.163 20.67 8.81 32.16 41.03 23.08 District Total R 1.596.490 805.138 791.352 23.23 9.36 26.17 34.94 17.26 U 418.389 213.578 204.811 10.90 6.71 55.00 64.02 45.60 ------[56J

Table 10 (Cone/d)

PROPORTION OF LITERATES. WORKERS. NON-WORKERS. SCHEDULED CASTE/TRIBE POPULATION IN TH£ DISTRICT

PERCENTAGE OF ------~-~------Main workers to Marginal workers Total workers to Non-workers 10 Total total population to tolal population total population lotal population Nall19 of Taluk Rurdl Urban p M F P M F P M F p M F

(2Z) (1 ) (2) ( 11 ) (12 ) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21 )

Udayagiri T 37.82 52.56 23.67 7.73 1.10 14.08 45.54 53.66 37.75 54.46 46.34 6J.25 R 37.82 52.56 23.67 7.73 1.10 14.08 45.54 53.66 37.75 54.46 46.34 62.25 U

2 Almakur T 41.72 57.69 25.46 3.67 0.83 6.55 45.39 58.52 32.01 54.61 41.48 67.99 R 41.72 57.69 25.46 3.67 083 6.55 4539 58.52 32.01 54.61 41.48 67.99 u

3 Vinjamur T 45.6558.3033.155.610.6010.5751.2658·8943.7248.74 41.1156.28 R 45.6558.3033.155.610.6010.5751.2658.8943.7248.74 41.1156.28 U

4 Kavali T 42.34 56.05 28.09 3.44 0.77 6.23 45.79 56.82 34.32 54.21 43.18 66.68 R 48.70 60.64 36.54 4.48 0.81 8.22 53.18 61.45 44.76 46.82 38.55 55.24 U 29.78 47.25 10.81 1.39 0.68 2.1631.1747.9312.9768.8352.0787.03

5 Butchireddipalem T 46.89 60.35 33.18 2.24 0.41 4.11 49.14 60.76 37.29 50.86 39.24 62.71 R 46.89 60.35 33.18 2.24 0.41 4.11 49.14 6076 37.29 50.86 39.24 62.71 U

6 Kovur T 46.56 60.95 32.08 3.40 0.45 6.3749.9661.4038.4550.0438.6061.55 R 47.6761.4833.753.470.45 6.52 51.15 61.93 40.:n 48.85 38.07 59.73 U 40.24 57.90 22.69 2.97 0.43 5.50 43.22 58.33 28.19 56.78 41.67 71.81

7 lndukurpet T 49.03 61.21 36.63 1.91 0.52 3.32 50.94 61.73 39.59 49.06 38.27 60.05 R 49.03 61.21 36.63 1.91 0.52 3.32 50.94 61.73 39.59 49.06 38.27 60.05 U

8 Netlore T 36.96 55.37 17.89 1.09 0.38 1.83 38.05 55.74 19.72 61.95 44.26 80.28 R 49.16 62.47 35.70 2.22 0.64 3.81 51.37 63.11 39.52 48.63 36.89 60.48 U 32.15 52.61 10.74 0.64 0.27 1.03 32.79 52.89 11.77 67.21 47.11 88.23

9 Podalakur T 46.58 61.52 31.13 8.07 1.70 14.66 54.64 63.22 45.78 45.36 36.78 54.22 R 46.58 61.52 31.13 8.07 1.70 14.66 54.64 63.22 45.78 45.36 36.78 54.22 U

10 Rapur T 43.7860.3026.705.890.8911.0549.6761.2037.7550.33 38.80 62.25 R 43.7860.30 26.70 5.89 0.8911.0549.6761.2037.7550.3338.8062.25 u

11 Venkatagiri T 43.846 1 .4825.316.120.5811.9349.9562.0637.245005 37.94 62.76 R 45.91 63.40 27.49 6.91 0.64 13.51 52.82 64.05 41.00 47.18 36.95 59.00 U 34.97 53.19 16.12 2.72 0.30 5.23 3769 53.49 21.35 62.31 46.51 78.65

12 Gudur T 41.54 59.31 23.64 3.01 1.08 5.96 44.56 60.39 28.60 55.44 39.61 71.40 R 44.43 61.64 27.03 3.26 0.68 5.86 47.69 62.32 32.90 52.31 37.68 67.10 U 33.76 52.98 14.52 2.35 2.17 2.53 36.11 55.15 17.05 63.89 44.85 82.95 13 Vakadu T 42.27 57.18 26.26 3.97 0.52 7.67 46.24 57.70 33.93 53.76 42.30 66.07 R 42.27 67.18 26.26 3.97 0.52 7.6746.2457.7033.9353.7642.3066.07 U 14 Naidupet 1 44.37 60.97 27.38 4.20 0.63 7.87 48.58 61.60 35.25 51.42 38.40 64.75 R 45.54 62.01 28.69 4.71 0.69 8.8350.2562.7037.5249.7537.3062.48 U 36.80 54.24 18.86 0.91 0.24 1.5937.7154.4820.4662.2945.5279.§4 15 Sulfurpet T 42.25 58.86 25.25 3.01 0.81 5.26 45.26 59.68 30.52 54.74 40.32 69.48 R 43.92 60.29 27.27 3.34 0.60 6.12 47.26 60.89 33.40 52.74 39.11 66.60 U 35 47 53.18 16.98 1.70 1.67 1.73 37.17 54.85 18.71 62.83 45.15 81.29

T 42.73 58.38 22.70 3.71 0,70 6.78 46.43 59.08 33.50 t53.56 40 91 66.60 District Total R 45.31 60.01 30.36 4.36 0.72 8.06 49.67 60.74 3842 50.32 39 26 61.68 U 32.86 52.25 12.64 1.21 0.60 1.84 34.07 52.86 14.48 .65.92 47.14 85.51 [57]

Distribution of villages according to the meagre proportion of villages have these facilities availability of different amenities by taluks is viz., 28.74% of villages have medical facility. presented in this table. As seen from the table, There is no such weekly or periodical market drinking water facilities are available in all most all available in any of the villages in the district. One the villages, while amenities of, Education, approach probable reason for not having the weekly market by pucca Road, P&T, power supply, communications both in 1971 and 1981 Censuses is the availability are available in respect of 91.71 %, 60.8n~, 58.47% of improved regufarised markets. 58.02%, and 45.77~~ of villages respectively. The table clearly sets out the talukwise Medical facilities are inadequate and only a position of various amenities.

Table 11

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES

Numbe! (with percentage) at villages hal/ing one or more of the following amenities No. of Post Approach SI.No. Name of Taluk inhabited Educa- Medical Drinking & Market Communi- by Pucca Power villages tion Water Telegragh cations Road Supply

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

1 Udayagiri 89 87 56 88 58 29 46 16 (97.75) (62.92) (98.88) (65.17) (32.58) (51.69) (17.98) 2 Atmakur 78 77 16 78 65 39 47 26 (98.72) (20.51) (100.00) (83.33) (50.00) (60.26) (33.33) 3 Vinjamu! 70 68 44 70 51 29 36 25 (97.14) (62.86 ) (100.00) (72.86) (41.43) (51.43) (3§. 71) 4 Kavali 38 38 29 38 34 33 33 31 (100.00) (76.32) (100.00) (89.47) (86.84) (86.84) (81.58) 5 Butchireddipalem 48 47 14 48 37 40 42 40 (97.92) (29.17 ) (100.00) (77.08) (83.33) (87.50) (83.33) 6 Kovur 36 36 14 36 33 30 35 36 (100.00) (38.89) (100.00) (91.67) (83.33; (97.22) (100.00) 7 Indukurpet 51 51 23 51 45 43 45 49 (100.00) (45.10) (100.00) (88.24) (84.31) (88.24) (96.08) 8 Nellore 49 48 18 49 37 32 42 36 (97.96) (36,73) (100.00) (75.51 ) (65.31 ) (85.71) (73.47) 9 POdalakur 57 55 11 57 41 28 32 27 (96.49) (19.30) (100.00) (71.93) (49.12) (56.14) (47.37) 10 Rapur 69 58 7 69 34 26 29 44 (84.06) (10.14) (100.00) (49.28) (37.68) (42.03) (63.77) 11 Venkat2gi ri 161 127 20 161 43 33 83 105 (78.88) (12.42) (100,00) (26.71 ) (20.50) (51.55) (65.22) 12 Gudur 85 79 17 85 54 38 50 54 (92.94) (20.00) (100.00) (63.53) (44.71 ) (58.82) (63.53) 13 Vakadu 83 77 25 83 41 48 65 49 (92.77) (30.12) (100.00) (49.40) (57.83) (66.27) (59.04) 14 Naidupet 103 95 9 103 46 33 50 65 (92.23) (8.74) (100.00) (44,66) (32.04) (48.54) (63.11 ) 15 Sullurpet 93 75 16 93 30 27 50 41 (80.65) (17.20) (100.00) (32.26) (29.03) (53.76) (44.09)

Total 1110 1018 319 1109 649 50B 675 644 (91.71 ) (28.74) (99.91) (58.47) (45.77) (60.S1) (58.02) (58]

Table No. 12 gives the proportion of rural is no question of weekly market facility in the population served by the different amenities and district. More than 69% of the population have also provides this information taluk-wise. P & L communication, approach by pucca road, power supply and communications while almost 53.53 percent of population has only medical 100% of the population has access to drink~ing facilities Since the population has access to water and education. improved and regularised market facility there

Table 12

PROPORTION OF RURAL POPULATION SERVED BY DIFFERENT AMENITIES

Proportion of Rural Population served by the amenity of Total popu- SI. No. Name of Taluk lalion of inhabited Post Approach villages in Educa- Drinking & Market Communi- by Pucca Power the taluk tion Medical Water Telegraph cations Road Supply

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Udayagiri 111,727 99.93 84.52 99.97 85.85 44.58 70.38 29.80 2 Atmakur 131.384 99.99 45.17 100.00 95.35 67.63 76.11 49.84 Vinjamur 104,637 3 99.80 81.43 100.00 90.45 60.30 67.33 56.67 4 Kavali "6.187 100.00 89.26 100.00 98.16 95.55 95.55 94.99 5 Butchireddi- palem 140.811 99.75 55.71 100.00 93.07 96.02 96.77 96.59 Kovur 115.858 100.00 6 58.94 100.00 97.52 92.43 99.52 100.00 7 Indukurpet 123.999 100.00 61.36 100.00 98.36 94.06 98.03 99.59 NeHore 93.583 99.54 8 51.49 100.00 92.93 84.69 95.35 86.66 9 Podalakur 93.482 99.63 39.59 100.00 90.56 71.53 77.29 66.26 10 Rapur 76.311 97.49 31.92 100.00 80.07 60.66 62.84 85.21 11 Venkatagiri 92.926 94.93 38.00 100.00 50.76 28.65 60.54 82.20 12 Gudur 120.532 99.48 41.33 100.00 85.36 58.93 70.61 79.60 13 Vakadu 94.348 99.06 60.10 100.00 80.49 71. 52 81.67 82.96 14 Naidupet 95.761 98.91 13.13 100.00 66.48 47.14 58.20 73.35

15 Sullurpet 84.943 94.01 29.55 100.00 58.73 42.95 67.06 57.10

Total 1.596.489 99.02 53.53 99.98 85.70 69.56 79.79 76.49

Table 13 gives the distribution of villages distance ranges. Large number of villages do not not having certain amenities arranged by three have medical, communication and P&T facilities distances ranges from the places where these are within the village, but are available at different available. There is only one village in this district distance ranges. Further under item market the which does not have drinking water facility. Only villages in the district are not taken into conside­ 92 villages do not have education facility within ration while preparing this table since they have the village. but these are available at different improved regularised markets. [59]

Table 13 Table 14 iJ lust rates the distribu tion of villages according to the distance from the nearest town DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING and availability of different amenities. CERTAIN AMENITIES. ARRANGED BY DISTANCE RANGES FROM THE PLACES 6.40% of the villages have town with in the range WHERE THESE ARE AVAILABLE of 0-5 Kms. About 28.11 per cent of the villages Number of villages where the ame- have towns with in a range of 6-15 Kms., while nity is not available Rnd available at the balance viz.48.11'~ and17.38~'~ have nearest Villages not having distance of--- town located within 16-50 Kms. and 51 + Kms. ,the amenity of ---5-km-s.--5-.-1-0-km-s---l-0-+-k-m-s-,--T-o-ta-1 respectively. (Cols.2.4) As given in other tables on amenities, medical 2 3 4 5 facility is far below the levels attained by other 1. Education 84 5 3 92 amenities. Regarding market facility it s explained 2. Medical 290 307 194 791 in detail in the previous table 13. 3. Drinking Water 1 1 4. P & T 404 54 3 461 5. Market 6. Communication 428 132 42 602

Table 14

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE DIST.I\NCE FROM THE NeAREST TOWN AND AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES

--.---,-~. Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of ------.------Distance range No.of from the inhabited Post Approach nearest town villages in Drinking & Market Corrmuni, I:;y Pucea Power (in Kms,) each range Education Medical Water Telegraph cation Road Supply and percenta· ges to total (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

0-5 71 62 14 71 33 24 44 58 (6.40) (87.32) (19.72) (100.00) (46,48) (33.80) (61.97) (81.69)

6.15 312 279 65 311 162 144 200 203 (28.11 ) (89.42) (20.83) (100.00) (51.92) (46.15) (64.10) (65.06)

16· 50 534 492 154 534 314 267 330 325 (48.11) (92.13) (28.84) (100.00) (58.80) (50.00) (61.80) (60.86)

51 + 193 185 86 192 140 73 101 58 (17.38) (95.85) (44.56) (99.48) (72.54) (37.82) (52.33) (30.05)

Total 1110 1018 319 1109 649 508 675 6'44- (100.00) (91.71) (28.74) (100.00) (58.47) (45.77) (60.81) (58.02)

Table 15 sets out the amenities available in of the villages are in the category of 5000+. It the villages by distributing the villages according is interesting to note that as the population range to the population range. The population ranges of increases, the amenities available in the villages less than 500,500-1,999,2,000-4,999, and 5,000 + falling in these ranges are also on the increase. are considered and the villages are distributed in As has been observed earlier only the medical these ranges. About 48.47% of the villages are facility is not adequate in the villages falling in in the range of 500-1,999. while the villages less the ranges other than 5000+ where all most all than 500 and those in the range of 2,000-4.999 the villages have access to improved regularised form 28.83% and 18.74% respectively, Only 3.96~1o markets. [60]

Table 15 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO POPULATION RANGE AND AMENITIES AVAILABLE

Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity ot No. of inhabited villages in each Post Approach Population range and percen- Edu- Drinking & Market Communi- by Pucca Power range tage to total cation Medical Water Telegragh cations Road Supply

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

-499 320 233 17 319 42 65 124 112 (28.83) (72.81) (5.31 ) (99.69) (13.13) (20.31) (38.75) (35.00)

500.1999 538 533 138 538 356 233 319 318 (48.47) (99.07) (25.65) (100.00) (66.17) (43.31 ) (59.29) (59.11)

2000-4999 208 208 124 208 207 166 188 172 (18.74 ) (100.00) (59.62) (100.00) (99.52) (79.81) (90.38) (82.69)

5000+ 44 44 40 44 44 44 44 42 (3.96) (100.00) (90.91 ) (100.00) (100.00) pOO.OO) (100.00) (95.45)

Total 1110 1018 319 1109 649 508 675 644 (100.00) (91.71) (28.74) (99.91) (58.47) (45.77) (60.81) (58.02)

The staple food in the majority of villages in Rice and Ragi are the two staple foods in the each taluk is given in the following table: villages in Nellore district.

Table 16 MAIN STAPLE FOOD IN THE MAJORITY OF VILLAGES IN EACH TALUK

51. No. Narr.e of Taluk Main Staple Food

(1 ) (2) (3)

Udayagiri Rice. Ragi

2 Atmakur Rice. Ragi

3 Vinjamur Rice. Ragi

4 Kavali Rice. Ragi

!5 Butchireddipalem Rice

6 Kovur Rice

7 Indukurpet Rice

8 Nellore Rice. Ragi

9 Podalakur Rice. Jowaf

10 Rapur Rice. Jowar

11 Venkatagiri Rice. Ragi

12 Gudur Rice. Jowar'

13 Vakadu Rice. Ragi

14 Naidupet Rice. Ragi

15 Sullurpet Rice. Ragi [61]

Table 17 presents the land use pattern giving cultivable area of 72.75'~ while the irrigated area the proportion of cultivable area to the total area is about 63.17% of cultivable area. Rapur taluk and the irrigated area to the cultivable area. It has the least proportion of cultivable area of is seen from the table that 3.89% of the total area 24.59%. Among the taluks in the district Kovur is accounted for as cultivable area of the district. tah,ik which has 62.21 a/,' of cultivable area, has Of the total cultivable area of 452,757.25 hectares the highest percentage of 86.58 irrigated area to 209,553.04 hectares forming 46.28";~ is only tenable. total cultivable area of the tal uk. Indukurpet taluk has the largest percentage of

Table 17

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO LAND USE

51. No. Narre of Taluk No. of inhabited Percentage cultivable Percentage of villages Total area area to total area irrigated area to total cultivable area 2 3 4 5 6

Udayagiri 89 117,946. 00 31.33 23.36 2 Atmakur 78 108,608.21 41.47 22. 61 3 Vinjamur 70 118,532.09 36.59 26 57 4 KavaJi 38 76,480.80 35.95 56.44 5 Butchireddipalem 48 64,352.72 40.33 74.00 6 Kovur 36 36,448.52 62.21 86,58 7 Indukurpet 51 47,254.66 72.75 63,17 8 Nellore 49 62,889.76 48.74 53.20 9 Pada lakur 57 81.345.54 45.52 22.55 10 Rapur 69 94,033.76 24.59 26.47 1 1 Venkatagiri 161 75,746.50 24.77 66.53 12 Gudur 85 94,173.30 34 75 47.64 13 Vakadu 83 64,539.59 45.63 51.78 14 Naidupet 103 56,484.89 43.02 66.91 15 5ullurpet 93 65,796.57 31.69 61.29

Tota! 1 , 110 1,164,632.91 3.89 46.28

Table 18 reveals the decadal growth rate, district in relation to the State for four decades density and sex-ratio of urban population in the from 1951 Census to 1981 Censuses. Table 18

GROWTH, DENSITY AND SEX-RATIO OF URBAN POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT IN RELATION TO THE STATE

------~---.- D S T R C T

Decada! percentage Density Sex ratio (No. Census Total Urban n~ Urbl'n variation in Urban (population of females per Year population population populaton population per Sq. Km.) 1.000 males)

2 3 4 5 6 7

1951 1.216,974 183,411 15,07 ... 1.421 976 1961 1,398,904 201,712 14.42 9.98 1,748 951 1971 1.609,617 253,797 '5.77 25.82 3,382 966 1981 2,014,879 418,389 20.76 64.85 3,397 959

Butr.hireddipalem town is not considered in calculating the density of 1951 Census. [62]

Table 18 (Cone/d)

GROWTH, DENSITY AND SEX-RATIO OF URBAN POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT IN RELATION TO THE STATE

S T A T E

Decadal percentage Density Sex ratio Census Total Urban ~'" Urban variation in Urb~n (population of females Year population population population population per Sq. Km) 1,000 ma 8 9 10 11 12

1951 31, 115.259 5.420,325 17.42 1 ,311 9f

1961 35,983 447 6.274,508 17.44 15 76 1,676 9f

1971 43.502 708 8.402.527 19.31 33.92 2.360 94 1981 53.549. 673 12.487.576 23.32 48.62 3,157 94

The following table indicates the towns added/ (Rs. 5.10). Receipt through taxes is highest declassified at the 1981 Census with their popu­ Neltore Municipality (Rs.19.43) while this is low lation. in Kovurpa lie panchayat (Rs. 1.41). From a II otl sources together. the highest per capita receipt Kovurpalle is the only town added to 1971 seen in Nelfore Municipality (Rs. 59.85) follolJl. Census list of towns and there is no case of de­ by Gudur Municipality (Rs. 41.03) and Naidul classification at the 1981 Census in this district. panchayat (Rs. 31.15) while the lowest per car: Table 19 receipt is recorded by Kovurpalle panchayat (Rs. 3

NEW TOWNS/TOWNS DECLASSIFIED Nellore Municipality stands first among 1 IN 1981 CENSUS urban areas of the district with its per capita E penditure of (Rs. 81.07) followed by Gudur Muni Name of Town Population 1981 Census pality (Rs. 52.50) and Naidupet panchayat (I 51.29). Kovurpalle panchayat town ranks last 2 per capita expenditure (Rs. 510). The per car: expenditure of Rs. 11.97 on public health and c( a) Added (1) Kovurpalle 10.660 veniences in Gudur is the highest among the tO\l1 while Kovurpalle has the minimum of Rs. 1 37. 1 b) Declassified highest per capita expenJiture of Rs.30.27 Nil public work is recorded by Naidupet town.

The highest per capita expenditure of Rs. 7. Table 20 deals with the finances indicating the on public institutions like schools and public lib! receipt and expenditure in towns in the districtas ries is recorded by Gudur Municipality. No E on 1979. penditure is incurred by Kovur, Kovurpalle a Nellore for this purpose. Of the eight urban areas in the district the All the civic bodies are running on sound lir highest per capita receipt is noticed in Nellore with surplus budget except Naidupet and Nell( Municipality (Rs. 79.28) followed by Gudur Munici­ towns which are functioning with deficit Budg pality (Rs.56.76) and Naidupet panchayat town Gudur, Kavali and Sullurpet are having considel (Rs. 39.64) takes third rank. The Lowest per capita bly more per capita receipts than per cap receipt is recorded in Kovurpalle panchayat expenditure. [63]

Table 20

PER CAPITA RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE IN TOWNS

P E R C A P T A RECEIPT E X P E N D I T U R E

Receipt Expenditure Receipt fro01 all Total General on public Expenditure Class, name and civic Total through other expendi. admini. health and Public on public Other status of the Town receipts taxes SOllrces ture slralion conveniences works institutions aspects

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

III Gudur (M) 56.76 15.73 41.03 52.50 22.45 11 .97 3.36 7.44 7.28

III Kavali (M) 37.81 14.30 23.51 28.01 4.48 8.36 5.58 1.16 8.43

III Kovur (P) 16.90 9.65 7.25 15.28 2.50 4.41 1.56 6.81 1 . , 8 IV Kovurpalle ( P) 5.10 1.41 3.69 5.10 1. 37 1.09 1.46

V Naidupet (P) 39.64 8.49 31.15 51.29 4.30 3.69 30.27 0.25 12.78

Nellore (M) 79.28 19.43 59.85 81.07 13.62 10.99 17.67 38.79

11\ Sullurpet (P) 18.61 6.88 11.73 15.39 2.98 5.34 4.39 0.21 2.47

III Venkatagiri (P) 14 92 5.59 9.33 14.10 2.72 8.01 1.62 0.38 1.37

Total 59.39 15.77 43.62 58.94 11.22 9.53 12.49 0.96 24.74

The following table 21 provides the data the students for appearing the different grades relating to the availability of educational facilities of examination conducted by the concerned exami­ in different categories per 10,000 population. It nation Boards periodically. may perhaps be mentioned here that data presented in the following table refers generally There are 156 primary schOOls, 48 Upper to the institutions that have been recognised by primary schOOls, 40 high schools, and 8 Junior the State Government and are authorised to teach Colleges in all the Urban areas of the district.

Table 21 SCHOOLS PER TEN THOUSAND POPULATION IN TOWNS

Number per ten thousand population

---~-- ---~------Class, nama and civic Higher Secondaryl Secondary! Junior Secondary! status of Town I nter/PUCI Junior Matriculation Middle Primary College

2 3 4 5

III Gudur (M) 0.22 1.12 1 .34 4.26 III Kavali (M) 0.42 1.04 1 04 3.53 III Kovur (P) 0.49 0.98 1 .96 4. 90 !v Kovurpalle (p) 1.88 1 .88 5. 63 IV Naidupet (P) 0,68 2.03 2. 71 6, 10 Nellore (M) 0.04 0, 76 0, 97 3. 04 III Sullurpet (p) 0.48 0 95 0, 48 5, 72 III Venkatagiri (P) 0.46 1. 38 1 ' 38 5.06

Total 0.19 O. 96 1.15 3.73 ----.------~- [64]

From the table 22 it can be seen that the num­ This table 23 which provides information on ber of beds available in urban areas of this district proportion of slums population to total popula­ is very low being 3.27 beds per every 1,000 popu­ tion in lawns is limited to class I &" towns as lation. Nearly three fourth of the total bed the magnitude of slum problem is greater in these strength in the urban areas of the district is con­ categories of towns. Nellore municipality is only centrated in Neilore town, the district headquarters. the class I town in this district. The bed-population ratio is highest in Nellore where there are 5.09 beds per 1,000 population Table 23 and this ratio is mote than the district average. PROPORTION OF SLUMS POPULATION Table 22 IN TOWNS NUMBER OF BEDS IN MEDICAL Proportion of the INSTITUTIONS IN TOWNS Class. name and slums population to No. of beds in medical civic status tot,,1 population Density in slums of the Class, name and civic status institutions per 1, 000 town of the town (per Sq. Km. ) of the town population (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) 0.67 III Gudur (M) I Nellore (M) 23.55 88.885 1.60 III Kavali (M) III Kovur (P) 1. 13 IV Kovurpalle (PI Total 23.55 88.885 IV Naidupet (P) 5.09 I Nellore (M) This table 24 gives the details of most impor­ 0.95 III Sullurpet (P) tant items manufactured, exported and imported (P) 1.01 III Venkatagiri in all the towns of the district. This table is self Total 3.27 explanatory.

Table 24 MOST IMPORTANT COMMODITY MANUFACTURED, EXPORTED AND IMPORTED IN TOWNS

Most important commodity

Class, name and civic status of the Town Ma nufactured Exported Imported

2 3 4

III Gudur 1M) Ceramics Mica Vlrn

III Kavali (M) Stainless steel Chillies Cloth utencils

III Kovur (P) Handloom Cloth Rice C~,emicals

IV Kovurpalie (P) Furniture Rice Oils

IV Naidupet (P) Groundnut oil Paddy Dhall

NeHora (M) Nippo cells Mica Sugar

III Sullurpet (P) Handloom cloth Groundnut oil Cotton

III Venkatagiri (P) Handloom sarees Handloom Sarees Yarn

Physically Handicapped Persons: After the independence, the data for the physi­ cally handicapped persons in our country were Collection of data on physically handicapped collected against for the first time along with the persons is a special feature of 1981 Census. Last houselisting operations held in May, 1980 and as time this information was collected in 1931 Census. such, the physically handicapped persons who were [65]

available in the census houses were alone covered a paralytic who has lost the use of both the legs or in the survey. The houseless do not, therefore, find both the arms, will be totally crippled. though the a place in this survey. The physically handicapped legs or arms as such are still physically present." persons covered are of three types of disabilities, totally blind, totally crippled and totally dumb. In case when a person unfortunately suffered The definition adopted for physically handicapped from more than one of the disabilities mentioned above, the person was recorded by the greater is as follows. disability. For example, if a person was both blind and dumb or blind and crippled, etc., blindness was "The term of totally crippled refers to such noted for him as blindness is considered as greater persons who have lost their arms or limbs. The loss disability than either dumbness or being crippled. of arms or legs or all the four limbs refers to loss of Similarly. being crippled was considered a greater dis­ both the arms or loss of both legs. It is not ability than being dumb. In an extreme case where a necessary that the disabled should have lost both person suffered from all the disabilities was taken arms and legs. The loss of either of these i.e., under blind since this is certainly the most un­ both arms or both legs would be sufficient tor fortUnate disability. classification as totally crippled. Loss of only one A statement showing the distribution of physi­ arm and/or one leg will not classify a person as cally handicapped persons by taluks in district is totally crippled. The loss here refers to the inability to use and not necessarily physical absence. Thus, given below.

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DISTRIBUTION OF PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED PERSONS BY TALUKS IN NELLORE DISTRI CT

Total Totally Totally Rural House lis! Totally SI. District/Taluk Town Dumb population Blind Crippled No. Urban 5 6 7 2 3 4 1,291 1,432 T 2.005.236 1,596 NELLORE DISTRICT 1,334 R 1,593,340 1,413 " 180 111 98 U 411.896 183 177 128 T 121.964 160 Udayagiri 177 126 R 121,964 160 u 97 T 131.490 119 97 2 Atmakur 97 R 131.490 119 97 "u 116 T 104.386 157 148 3 Vinjamuf 116 R 104.386 157 148 U 153 i 72.099 112 127 4 Kava Ii T 13 , R 116.653 103 111 16 22 U 55.446 9 15 20 U 44,288 8 a) Kavali (Mj 2 11.158 1 b) Kovurpalle (p~ U 71 T 140.454 67 51 5 Butchireddipalem 71 R 140.454 67 51 U

173 76 81 6 KO\iur T 139.972 117,599 91 61 74 A 7 U 22.373 76 15 76 15 7 \(ovur (1") U 22.373 [66]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DISTRIBUTION 0 F PHYSiCALLY HANDICAPPED PERSONS BY TAlUKS IN NElLORE DISTRICT (Cone/d.)

2 ~ 4 5 6 7

7 I·ndukurpet T 123,972 78 78 77 R 123,972 78 78 77' U

8 Nellore T 323,748 161 89 102 R 88,389 118 46 59 U 235.359 43 43 43 Nellore (M) U 235·359 43 43 43

9 Podalakur T 89.576 56 54 83 R 89.576 56 54 83 U

10 Rapur T 76.372 88 64 109 R 76.372 88 64 109 U

11 Venkatagiri T 114,966 116 80 85 R 92,489 89 56 75 U 22,477 27 24 10 Venkatagiri (P) U 22,477 27 24 10

12 Gudur T 162,961 94 56 76 R 120,205 80 48 65 U 42,756 14 8 1 1 Gudur (M) U 42,756 14 8 1 1

13 Vakadu T 91,490 79 92 106 R 91,490 79 92 106 U

14 Naidupet T 107,881 96 64 86 R 94,809 90 62 85 U 13,072 6 2 1 Naidupet (P) U 13,072 6 2

15 Sullurpet T 103,905 40 38 62 R 83,49? 32 35 58 U 20,413 8 3 4 Sullurpet (P) lJ 20,413 8 3 4

Physically handicapped form 0.22% of the total total physically handicapped in the disrict 36.95% population in the district, comprising of 0.25% of are totally blind 29.89% are totally crippled and rural and 0.10% of urban population. Out of the 33.16% are totally dumb. The survey revealed that total 4319 persons recorded as physically handi­ Udayagiri taluk has recorded the highest number capped, i.e., totally blind, totally crippled and totally of physically handicapped persons accounting for dumb in the district as many as 3927 persons form­ 465 persons, the lowest being Sullurpet taluk with ing 90.92% are from rural areas only. Among the 1 40 persons. PART - B

VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

SECTION I - Village Directory SECTION II - Town Directory SECTION III - Primary Census Abstract SECTION I

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Village Directory which provides village-wise RP Registered Private Practitioner information about the amenities and land use pattern SMP SubSidised Medical Practitioner in the villages. consists of 20 columns. The data CHW Community Health Worker so collected from the Tahsildars and other officials o Others concerned were scrutinised and presented under certain columns in codes. Such codes will frequen­ Drinking Water: (Column No.7) tly be seen against column numbers 5 to 8. 10. 11 13. 16 and 20. The following codes have been T Tap used against the facilities available in the village. W Well TK Tank Educational: (Column No.5) TW Tube Well HP Hand Pump P Primary or Elementary School R River (Upto Class IV) F Fountain M Middle School or Junior Secondary C Canal (Class from V to VIII) L Lake H Matriculation or Secondary School S Spring (Class from IX and X) N Nallah JC Higher Secondary j PUC jlntermediate I 0 Others Junior College NA I nformation not available C College I Industrial School Post and Telegraph (Column NO.8) Tr Training School AC Adul t Literacy Class/Centre PO Post Office o Other Educational Institutions which TO Telegraph Office include Sanskrit Pathasala, Senior PTO Post and Telegraph Office Basic School Phone Telephone Connection

Medical: (Column No.6) Communications (Column No. 10)

H.HA Hospital, Ayurvedic Hospital BS Bus Stop MCW Maternity and Child Welfare Centre or RS Railway Station Maternity and Child Health Centre NW Navigable Waterway MH Maternity Home CWC Child Welfare Centre Approach to village: (Column No. 11) HC .. Health Centre PHC Primary Health Centre PR Pucca Road PHS Primary Health Sub-Centre KR Kuccha Road D. D(A) Dispensary, Ayurvedic Dispensary NR Navigable River FPC Family Planning Centre NC Navigable Canal TB T. B. Clinic NW Navigable Waterway NH NurSing Home FP Foot Path 2

Power Supply: (Column No. 13) Remarks, etc,: (Column No. 20) ED Electricity for domestic purpose N Copies of the News Papers (Coming in EAG Electricity for Agriculture EO Electricity for other purposes like the viII age) M Motor Cycles/Scooters industrial, commercial, etc. C Cars/Jeeps EA Electricity for all purposes listed above T Tractors Irrigated by source: (Column No. 16) N NA Copies of news papers not available

GC Government Canal As an example an entry showing figures like PC Private Canal P(2), orD(2),or Tl35.21} TK (35.21) would indicate W Well (without electricity) that the village has two Primary schools, two dis­ WE Well (with electricity) pensaries, extent of total irrigated land in the' village TW Tube Well (without electricity) is 35.21 hectares and extent of land irrigated by TWE Tube Well (with electricity) water from tanks is 35.21 hectares. TK Tank R River l Lake Where a facility is not available in the village, WF Water Fall the distance at which the facility available is shown o Others in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms, and T Total 10 + Kms. of the nearest place. UDAYAGIRI TALUK > o "' j ~ ~ ~ ; ~ g ~ ~ ~ ~

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1 1 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

UDAYAGIRI TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

38 Alivelumangapuram 60 Mandallapalle 84 Allampadu 6 Maramrectdipalle 64 Appasamudram 19 Arlapadia 68 AYyannapalle 80 Nagarajupadu 13 Ayyavaripalle 87 Naginenigunta 82 Nandavaram 15 Ballaya palle 70 Nandipadu 66 Bandaganipalle 10 Narayanampeta 16 Basinenipalle 59 Narrawada 35 Bhaskarapuram 17 Nemalladinne 83 Bheemavaram 81 Neradanampadu 75 Bra hmanapalle 72 Budawada 2 Pabbu!etipalle 74 Chabolu 89 Padamati Naidupa]le 77 Chilakapadu 45 Padamati Rompidodla 79 Chinamachanuru 76 Pagallapadu 3 Chinanagampalle 85 Pallavolu 1 Chinthodu 24 Pamurupalle 90 Chunchuluru 11 Pandrangi 69 Papampalle 33 Dakkanuru 20 I"appula",aripa\\e 32 Damancherla alias Ramapuram 4 Peddanagampalle 48 DevammElcheruvu 23 Peddireddipalle 14 Devaraj u Surayapalle 50 Pullayaparre alias Polamganpalle 8 Devisettipalle 62 Duttaluru 47 Sakunalapalle 9 Seetharamapuram 88 Si nganapalle 43 Gandipalem 12 Singareddipalle '8 Gangavaram 63 Somalaregada 71 Gangulavaricheruvupalle 52 Sunnamvarichinthala alias 51 Gannepalle Ti ruma lanayanipalle 29 Gollapalle 53 Gudinarava 5 Gundupalle 58 Theddupadu 39 Guvvadi 54 Thirumalapuram 26 Thodugupalle 86 Irlapadu 22 Thotalacheruvu palle 42 \s\<..apalle 37 Thurpu Bovamadugula 55 Thurpu Chennampalle 56 Jadadevi 25 Thurpupalem 7 Jayapuram

78 Kadirinenipalle 65 Udayagiri alias Kondayapalem 73 Kampasamudram 40 Kancheruvu 34 Kaniampadu 36 Varikuntapadu 27 Kondayapalem 31 Vempadu 21 Kotayapalle 49 Vempalle Thoka alias 44 Krishnampalle Ravimanudinne 46 Kurrapalle 67 Venkatammpeta 28 Virooru 30 Mahammadapuram 61 Mandallanaidupalle 41 Yerramreddi pal Ie

3 4

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Ameoities available (if not available within the village. th41 distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz •• - 5 Kms •• 5- 10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the ion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,-___A. ___ , ,-______A. Code village (in --. No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Chinthodu 591.24 5 37 -5 -5 W 5-10 10+ -5

2 Pabbuletipalle 1.303.89 140 775 P a TW. W -5 10+ -5

3 Chinanagampalle 440.70 135 888 P(2) • -5 N.W. PO 10+ BS AC(2) HP.TW

4 Peddanagampalle 300.28 11 50 AC -5 W -6 10+ -5

5 Gundupalle 808.S6 209 1.189 P{4}. a W.TW PO 10+ -5 AC(6)

6 Maramreddipalle 1.382.00 210 1 .211 P(4). -5 W PO 10+ -5 AC(4)

7 Jayapuram 269.12 133 661 P(2). -5 W PO 10+ -5 AC(3)

8 Devisettipalle 112.91 115 500 P.AC -5 W.TW -5 10+ -5

9 Seetharamapuram 1.865.19 850 4.21(P(6). M.H. MH W.TK PO.TO. 10+ BS AC(9) • CHW(3) Phone 010 10 Narayanampeta 277.21 165 806 P,AC -5 W PO 10+ BS

11 Pandrangi 289.35 57 314 P,AC -5 W -5 10+ -5

12 Si ngareddipalle 580.32 313 1.539 P(2), -5 W. TK. PO 10+ -5 AC(3) TW

13 Ayyavaripalle 632.12 227 1.141 P(2). M, MCH W.O PO.TO. 10+ -5 AC(6) CHW(2) Phone 14 Devaraju Surayapalle1,551.56 116 603 P.AC -6 W. TW -5 ·10+ -5 @ Polamganpalle 15 Balayapalle ',028.71 217 1.133 P(3). M. CHW W PO 10+ -5 AC(9)

16 Basinenipalle 801.68 248 1.246 P(4). M. CHW W. TW PO 10+ -5 AC(4) N

17 Nemalladinne 279.23 78 417 P.AC -5 TW.W PO 10+ -5 TK 5

DIRECTORY and Land use UDAYAGIRI TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2· decimal places) ~ ______A ______, including Loca. any place of tion Approach Nearest town power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste Available historica I or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological valion interest

(11 ) ( 12) (13) ( 14) ( 15) (16) (1 7) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR KavaJi 108 Rice 447.18 T (8.09) 8.90 80.94 46.13 Ragi GC (8.09) KR Kavali 108 Rice 878.97 T (48.56) 140.83 114.12 121.41 2 Ragi GC (48.56) PR Kavali 100 Rice 18.62 T (36.02) 204.36 161.47 20.23 N1 3 Ragi GC (27.52) TK (8.50) KR Sadvel 82 Rice T (22.66) 161.47 104.01 12.14 4 Ragi GC (11.33) TK (11.33) KR Badvel 84 Rice 80.94 T (42.08) 53.42 511.12 121.40 5 Ragi GC (40.48) TK (1.60) 89.04 KR Sadve1 85 Rice T (103.19) 999.57 190.20 N2 6 Ragi GC (54.63) TK (48.56) KR Kavali 53 Rice T (42.49) 60.70 72.85 93.08 N2 7 Ragi GC (37.23) TK (5.26) 32.37 12.14 KR Kavali 93 Rice T (10.52) 56.25 8 Ragi TK (10.52) 40.47 PR Kavali 96 Rice 539.04 T (210.44) 319.70 755.54 N3:C2 9 Rag; TK(115.33) GC(95.11) 150.14 26.30 PR Badvel 56 Rice 32.38 T (9.71) 58.68 10 Ragi GC (6.47) TK (3.24) T (7.28) 7.28 178.06 KR Badvel 56 Rice 95.91 11 Ragi GC (4.86) TK (2.42) 364.22 41.68 14.57 PR Nellare 117 Rice 80.94 T (78.91) 12 Ragi TK (48.56) GC (30.35) 292.99 PR Kavali 100 Rice T (12.55) 325.77 13 Ragi TK (12.55) T(14.16) 829.60 440.30 18.62 PR Kavali 90 Rice 248.88 14 Ragi GC (14.16) PR Kavali 60 Rice 460.53 T (76.08) 165.11 306.75 20.24 15 Ragi GC (67.18) TK (8.90) PR Kavali 70 Rice T (49.78) 267.09 227.43 254.95 16 Ragi GC (30.76) TK (19.02) KR Badvel 74 Rice T (45.32) 84.98 106.03 38.04 17 Ragi GC (36.42) TK (8.90) 6

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz •• _ 5 Kms .• 5-10Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the ,.-___populationA ___ '""' nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,.------"------"'"'\ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educationa I Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) ( 5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

18 Gangavaram 445.15 222 1,206 P(4), -5 W, TW. -5 10+ -5 AC(6) N

19 Arlapadia 605.00 151 756 P,AC(3) CHW w. HP PO 10+ 5-10

20 Pappulavaripalle 387.69 50 286 P.AC CHW W -5 10+ 5-10

21 Kotayapalle 201.53 69 344 P.AC -5 W, HP -5 10+ -5

22 Thotalacheruvupalle 1,660.02 282 1,367 P(3) • CHW W. HP PO 10+ BS AC(3)

23 Peddireddipalle 1.311.58 491 2.344 P(3). M. D W, HP PO 10+ BS AC(2)

24 Pamurupalle 672.59 49 293 P -5 W -5 10+ BS

25 Thurpu Palem 1.552.77 40 252 P.AC -5 W PO 10+ -5

26 Thodugupalle 236.74 53 271 P -5 W. HP -5 10+ -5

27 Kondayapalem 1.064.73 183 879 P(3), CHW W PO 10+ -5 AC(2)

28 Virooru 2.783.02 457 2,298 P(4}, CHW(2) W PO 10+ 5-10 AC(5)

29 Gollapalle 1.551.56 78 357 P -5 W. HP 5-10 10+ 5-10

30 Mahammadapuram 599.34 49 245 P -5 W. HP -5 10+ 5-10

31 Vempadu 1.585.15 243 1.348 P(4), CHW W. HP PO 10+ -5 AC(6)

32 Damancherla 2.056.20 645 3.714 P(5) .M(2). CHW(4) w. HP PO 10+ -5 @ Ramapuram H.AC

33 Dakkanuru 1.160.64 79 411 P -5 W PO 10+ 5-10 7

DIRECTORY and Land use UDAYAGIRI TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loea ,.-______-A ______, any place of tion .Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16 ) (17) ( 18) (19) (20) (1 )

KR Kavali 65 Rice T (84.98) 67.99 242.81 49.37 18 Ragi GC (80.94) TK (4.04) KR Kanigiri 59 Rice T (65.56) 129.90 303.51 106.03 19 Rag; W (60.30) TK (5.26) KR Kanigiri 61 Rice T (31.97) 29.95 102.79 222.58 20 Ragi W (25.09) TK (6.88) KR Kanigiri 58 Rice 43.30 T (28.33) 129.50 21 Ragi W (23.47) TK (4.86) PR Kanigiri 48 Rice 613.10 T (132.33) 813.01 101.17 22 Ragi TK (77 .70) W (54.63) PR Kanigiri 53 EA Rice T (258.59) 554.42 214.48 283.28 N4 23 Ragi W (175.63) TK (82.96) PR Kanigiri 53 EA Rice T (24.28) 211 .65 99.96 336.29 N1:T1 24 Ragi TK (24.28) KR Kanigiri 50 EA Rice T (23.07) 817.46 631.30 80.94 N1 25 Ragi GC (18.21) TK (4.86) KR Kanigiri 50 Rice T (75.27) 48.56 112.10 N1 26 Ragi W (58.68) GC (16.59) PR Kanigiri 48 Rice T (42.09) 375.14 485.62 161.88 N1 27 Rag; GC (29.14) TK (12.95) KR Kanigiri 45 Rice T (157.83) 1042.06 607.03 975.29 N6 28 Ragi GC (105.22) TK (52.61) KR Kanigiri 50 Rice T (28.33) 793.99 526.09 202.34 N2 29 Ragi GC (28.33) KR Kanigiri 48 Rice T (18.21) 297.44 202.34 80.94 N1 30 Ragi GC (18.21) KR Kavali 90 EA Rice T (190.20) 760.81 485.62 147.71 31 Ragi TK (141.64) GC (48.56) KR Kaval; 88 Rice T (171.99) 615.12 424.92 843.77 N5 32 Ragi GC (101.17) TK (70.82) KR Kavali 96 Rice 64.34 T (80.94) 376.36 315.25 323.75 N1 33 Ragi GC (52.61) TK l28.33) 8

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loea- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz •• - 5 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,--______A ______, Code village (in r----A ----., No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7 ) (8) (9) (10)

34 Kaniampadu 2.177.20 158 728 P CHW W. HP PO 10+ .5

35 Bhaskarapuram 862.38 81 428 P(2) -5 W pO 10+ -5

36 Varikuntapadu 1.444.32 302 1. 576 P(2). D.CHW W PO 10+ -5 M.H

37 Thurpu 898.00 110 526 P CHW W -5 10+ -5 Boyamadugula 38 Alivelumangapuram 380.81 41 212 P -5 W -5 10+ 5-10

39 Guvvadi 3.270.66 400 2.196 p(3 ) . CHW,D W PO 10+ -5 AC(2) 40 Kancheruvu 730.86 212 1.130 P(2). M. CHW W. HP -5 10+ -5 AC(2) 41 Yerramreddipalle 112.10 74 327 P CHW W.HP .5 10+ .5

42 Iskapalle 547.54 128 607 P. CHW W -5 10+ .5 AC(2)

43 Gandipalem 1.013.73 508 2.298 P(3).M. D.CHW(2) W.HP PO 10+ BS AC(5)

44 KrishnampaJJe 1,067.15 174 914 P,AC(2) CHW W PO 10+ .5

45 Padam ati Rompidodla 609.86 72 396 P.AC CHW W .5 10+ -5

46 KUTrapalJe 511.52 56 349 P.AC .5 W.TW.N PO 10+ BS

47 Sakunalapalle 770.92 177 819 P(2) • -5 W .5 10+ -5 AC(4)

48 Devammacheruvu 384.05 80 437 P 5·10 W.TW. 5·10 10+ -5 TK.N 49 Vempalle Thoka 161.87 6 38 -5 5·10 .5 5·10 10+ 5.10 @ Ravimanudinne 50 Pullayapalle 817.06 139 646 P.M. CHW W PO 10+ BS AC(2 ) 51 Gannepalle 1.109.65 259 1.357 P(5).M. .5 W.HP PO 10+ .5 AC(3) 9

DIRECTORY and land use UDAYAGIRI TALUK

Land use (i.e.• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) ,-______A ___, ______, including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code tovillage and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) ( 13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) (1 9) (20) (1)

KR Kavali 88 Rice T (103.60) 640.21 643.45 789.13 34 Ragi GC (89.03) TK (14.57) KR Kavali 88 Rice T (56.66) 404.68 343.98 56.66 35 Ragi GC (48.56) TK (8.10) PR Kavali 85 EA Rice 242.81 T (123.02) 534.18 443.14 101 .17 N6:T1 36 Ragi GC (93.89) TK (29.13) KR Kavali 85 Rice T (32.37) 416.82 392.54 64.63 N1 37 Ragi GC (32.37) KR Kavali 96 Rice T (111.69) 22.66 136.78 10a.46 38 Ragi TK (80.94) GC (30.75) KR Kavali 64 EA Rice 1008.47 T(186.15) 406.72 1.120.97 548.35 N3 39 Ragi TK (186.15) KR Kavali 102 Rice 141.64 T (14.67) 242.81 218.53 113.31 N1:T2 40 Ragi TK (14.57) KR Kanigiri 54 Rice T(21.45) 8.09 80.94 41 Ragi W (18.62) TK (2.83) KR Kanigiri 48 Rice T (25.09) 247.67 137.19 137.19 N3 42 Ragi TK (22.66) W (2.43) PR Kanigiri 48 EA Rice 459.32 T (82.96) 377.17 93.08 N 11 :T1 43 Ragi TK (44.92) W (38.04) KAnigiri 66 KR Rice T(76.89) 439.08 550.37 N2 44 Ragi W (72.03) TK (4.86) KR Kavali 66 Rice T (37.23) 101 .58 143.66 326.98 45 Ragi GC (30.76) TK (6.47) PR Kavali 80 Rice 93·08 T (26.30) 145.69 162.28 84.17 46 Ragi GC (26.30) PR Kavali 83 Rice T (99.55) 271.14 95.51 303.51 47 Ragi GC (89.03) TK (10.52) KR Kavali 90 Rice 132.74 T (41.28) 101.17 103.19 5.67 48 Ragi GC (41.28) KR Kavali 75 Rice T (29.14) 80.94 48.56 2.43 49 Ragi GC (29.14) PR Kavali 85 Rice 460.53 T (37.23) 315.25 50 Ragi GC (37.23) KR Kavali 68 Rice 186.15 T (157.83) 142.45 313.64 339.58 51 Ragi GC (129.50) TK (28.33) 10

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,-___1\. ___ , ,-______A ______, Code village (in No. hectares) House- Popula- Educat iona I Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market. station. if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) ( 5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

52 Sunnamvarichinthala 893.14 88 505 P.AC 5-10 W 5-10 10+ -5 @ TilUma\anayanipa\\e 53 Gudinarava 619.17 94 493 P.AC 5-10 W.HP PO 10+ -5

54 Thirumalapuram 1.863.57 169 853 P .AC( 2) CHW W.R -5 10+ -5

55 Thurpu Ch'ennampalle 410.35 76 414 P.AC -5 W.R PO 10+ -5

56 Jadadevi 1.518.78 121 598 P.M. MH. W.HP PO 10+ -5 AC(2) CHW

58 Theddupadu 2.095.85 259 1.329 P CHW W.HP -5 10+ -5

59 Narrawada 2.473.43 594 2.949 P(4). PHC. W.T PO.TO 10+ -5 M.H CHW(4)

60 Mandallapalle 539.04 68 307 P.AC -5 W.TW -5 10+ BS

61 Mandallanaidupalle 1.320.89 261 1.184 P(2). M. CHW W.TW PO 10+ BS AC(3) 62 Duttaluru 7.583.79 962 5. 142r- P(9). D(A) W.HP PO.TO 10+ BS M(2).H. AC(13) 63 Somalaregada 1.979.72 158 760 P.AC(3) CHW W PO.TO 10+ BS Phone

64 Appasamudram 4.336.20 515 2.789 P(7).M. CHW(3) W.TW PO 10+ BS AC(7) 65 Udayagiri @ 4.267.80 1.746 8.776/ P( 16) H.NH(2) W • TW PO. TO. PTO 1 0 + BS kondayapalem M(2).H.JC CHM(2) Phone

66 Bandaganipalle 2.055.39 364 2.031 P(5).M CHW W PO 10+ -5 AC(6) 67 Venkatammapeta 1.291.35 203 1.049 P.AC CHW W.TW PO 10+ BS

68 Ayyannfpalle 65.56 5 23 P -5 W -5 10+ BS

-69 Papampalle 951.01 144 803 P(2).AC{2) CHW W.TW -5 10+ BS

Note: Village LC. No. 57 Thimmapuram is transferred to Vinjamur taluk. 11

DIRECTORY

and Land use UDAYAGIRI TALUK ---- Land use (i .e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- r------A------__ , any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

( 11) (12) ( 13) (14) (1 5) (16) (17) (18) ( 19) (20) (1 )

KR Kaval; 88 Rice 82.96 T (50.18) 242.81 472.67 44.52 52 Ragi GC (50.18) PR Kavali 90 EA Rice 130.71 T (73.25) 178.87 155.40 80.94 T1 53 Ragi GC (58.68) TK (14.57) KR Kavali 95 Rice T (72.84) 364.22 1,377.14 48.56 54 Ragi GC (72.84) KR Kavali 85 Rice T (63.13) 20.23 10.12 316.46 N1 55 Ragi GC(63.13) KR Kavali 80 Rice T (95.10) 629.69 627.26 165.92 N2 56 Ragi GC (84.98) TK (10.12) PR Kavali 75 Rice T (83.36) 627.26 878.16 505.85 58 Ragi GC (70.41) TK (12.95) PR Kavali 72 EA Rice T (133.55) 283.28 513.95 1,541.85 N6:C1:T1 59 Ragi GC (121.41) TK (12.14) PR Kavali 66 Rice T (29.14) 28.33 261. 02 219.34 60 Ragi GC (24.28) TK (4.86) PR Kavali 64 EA Rice 211.41 T (141.64) 449.20 198.70 409.94 N1:T1 61 Ragi GC (141.64) PR Kavali 68 EA Rice 2,108.40 T (169.97) 1,303.08 3,656.33 346.01 N21:C1:M1:T4 62 Ragi GC (121.41) TK (48.56) PR Kavali 67 EA Rice 97.12 T (54.63) 906.50 558.06 363.41 63 Ragi GC (44.52) TK (10.11l PR Kavali 67 Rice 453.65 T (192.22) 431.40 664.09 2,594.84 64 Ragi GC (192.22) PR Kavali 48 EA Rice T(85.79) 938.87 2,433.36 807.34 N150:C7:M2 65 Ragi GC (48.56) TK (37.23) KR Neilore 93 Rice 955.06 T (54.63) 256.57 107.24 681.89 N1:C2:T2 66 Ragi TK (54.63) PR Kavali 67 EA Rice T (91.46) 52.61 456.89 689.99 67 Ragi TK (91.46) PR Kavali 67 Rice T (24.28) 11.33 23.47 4.05 68 Ragi TK (16.19) GC (8.09) PR Kavali 70 EA Rice T (24.28) 302.30 485.62 137.59 69 Ragi GC (16.19) TK (8.09) 12

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz •• - 5 Kms •• 5.10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) A Code village (in r----A ----, r------, No. hectares) House- Popula. Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dilyor Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

70 Nandij)adu 1.556.42 374 1. 837 P(3).M. CHW(2). W.TW PO 10+ BS AC(5) FPC

71 Gangulavarich- '2.110.03 554 2.948 P(5).AC(5) CHW(2) W.R.HP PO 10+ ·5 eruvupalle 72 Budawada 3.071.56 340 2.061 P(4).AC CHW(2) W.TW.N PO 10+ BS

73 Kampasamudrdm 1.815.01 274 1.664 P.M.H. CHW, W.TW PO 10+ -5 AC(5) FPC 74 Chabolu 1.114.50 176 1.050 P(2).AC(2) -5 W PO 10+ -5

75 Brahmanapalle 1.492.48 194 1.147 P(2),AC(2) CHW W.TW PO 10+ -5

76 Pagallapadu 935.23 133 747 P.AC(3) CHW(2) W.TW PO 10+ BS

77 Chilakapadu 2.435.39 436 2.052 P(2).M. CHW W.TW PO 10+ 5-10 AC(5) 78 Kadirinenipalle 843.36 75 458 P.AC -5 W.TW -5 10+ BS

79 Ch inamachanuru 1.997.93 149 825 P(2). RP.CHW W.TW PO 10+ BS AC(3)

80 Nagarajupadu 554.01 188 1.131 P(2).AC CHW W.TW -5 10+ BS

81 Neradanampadu 733.29 143 626 P RP. W.N .5 10+ BS CHW

82 Nandavaram 3.919.78 648 3.398 P(6).M. CHW(3). W.R PO. 10+ BS AC(8) RP Phone 83 Bheemavaram 2.116.10 284 1.474 P(5) • CHW(2) W.R.TW PO 10+ -5 AC(5) 84 Allampadu 3.261.35 482 2.904 P(5).M.H. CHW(3). W.TW.N PO 10+ -5 AC(4) PHC.FPC 85 Pallavolu 906.09 362 1.864 P(4) CHW(2) W.TW.N PO 10+ BS AC(4)

86 Irla padu 2.489.62 217 1.133 P(3).AC CHW W PO 10+ -5 13

DIRECTORY

and .land usa UDAYAGIRI TALUK

Land use (i. e .• area under different types of land use Remarks

,.-______in hectares rounded upto A ______2 decimal places) , including Loca- any place 01 tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or o. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(1 1 ) (12) ( 13) (14) ( 15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) ( 1 )

PR Kavali 68 EA Rice 338.72 T(141.64) 250.09 524.47 301.49 70 Ragi GC (80.94) TK (60.70) PR Nellore 100 Rice 753.52 T (133.55) 197.08 532.56 493.31 N1 71 Ragi TK (133.55) PR Nellore 90 Rice 908.52 T(161.87) 697.68 892.73 410.75 N2:C1 72 Ragi GC (89.03) TK (72.84) KR Nellore 96 Rice 584.77 T (222.17) 33.19 101.17 873.71 N2 73 Ragi GC (222.17) KR Nellore 104 Rice 207.20 T(113.31) 291.37 338.72 163.90 C3 74 Ragi GC 68.80) TK (44.51) KR Nellore 104 Rice 564.53 T \145.69) 124.64 489.67 167.95 N2 75 Ragi GC (93.08) TK (52.61) PR Neliore 96 Rice T(78.91) 289.35 161.87 404.68 N1 76 Ragi GC (48.56) TK (30.35) PR Nellore 96 Rice T (924.70) 307.56 450.42 752.71 N2 77 Ragi TK (924.70) PR Nellore 78 Rice T (89.03) 242.81 242.81 267.09 78 Ragi GC (44.52) TK (44.51) PR Nellore 78 Rice 214.48 T (174.02) 395.38 182.11 1031.94 N1 ;T2 79 Ragi GC (93.08) TK (80.94) PR Nellore 78 Rice T (84.98) 161.87 99.15 206.39 80 Ragi GC (60.70) TK (24.28) PR Neliore 78 Rice T (101.17) 263.04 233.50 133.55 T1 81 Ragi GC (72.84) TK (28.33) PR Nellore 76 Rice 827.17 T (299.06) 856.31 1,073.22 864.40 N2:T9 82 Ragi TK (299.06) KR Nellore 68 Rice T (283.28) 930.77 161.87 738.55 N3:M1 ;T4 83 Ragi TK (283.28) PR Nellore 75 Rice 66.77 T (170.37) 829.60 809.37 1.385.23 N14:C4:M1:T1 84 Ragi TK (170.37) PR Nellore 80 Rice 491.69 T (80.94) .60.70 86.60 178.06 N6:T2 85 Ragi GC (48.57) TK (32.37i KR Nellore 80 Rice 381.62 T (180.49) 461.34 667.32 798.85 86 Ragi W (180.49) 14

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total I1J.Imber of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz •• - 5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of villege of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r----A--, r------A - ______. ___ , No. hectares) House- Popu la- Educational Medical Drinking Post anc! DaY or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus ( Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

87 Naginenigunta 914.18 176 986 P(3). CHW W. TW PO 10+ -5 AC(2) 88 Singanapalle 1.769.69 239 1.185 P(3) CHW W. TW PO 10+ BS

89 Padamati Naidupalle 821.91 477 2.517 P(4 ). CHW(3) W. TW PO 10+ -5 AC(6)

90 Chunchuluru 1.627.24 269 1.634 P(3).M.H. CHW(2). W.TW.N PO 10+ BS AC(2) D.FPC 15

DIRECTORY and land use UDAYAGIRI TALUK

Land use (i. e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca. r------>------A------, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri· Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti. archaeological vation interest

(1 1) (12) (13) (14 ) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) ( 19) (20) (1)

PR Nellore 80 Rice 125.05 T(69.20) 40.47 158.64 517.19 87 Ragi TK (69.20) PR Nellore 96 Rice 1.606.59 T (93.08) 29.55 40.47 88 Ragi GC (72 .84) TK (20.24) PR Nellore 100 Rice 530.14 T (72.84) 80.94 16.59 121.40 C4 89 Ragi GC (56.66) TK (16.18) PR Badvel 26 Rice 530.14 T (80.13) 82.15 101.17 833.65 N3:C3:T1 90 Ragi TK (80.13) ATMAKUR TALUK ~ ~ D g ~ ~ ~ ~ I . ~. a u a c- " 0 o ~ ~ " U $" "' -'

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ATMAKUR TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2)

24 Abbasahebpeta 25 Karugogulapadu 9 Akbarabad 4 Kaval; mustapur'lm 68 Arna nich iruvella 7 Kavaliyedavalli 66 Anantasagararn 30 Kistipurarn 16 Anurnasamudrarn 50 Kolagatla 19 Anumasamudrarnpeta 44 KOlldameedikonduru 34 Aravedu 48 Korimerla 52 Atmakur 46 Korimerla Khandrika 5 Kothapeta 10 55 Ba ndarupalle KUllalammapadu 53 Battepadu 43 Kuppurupadu 65 Bedusupalle 61 Mahimalur 72 Bommavaram 31 Botikarlapadu 39 Boyillachiruvella 40 Nabinagaram 60 Nagulapadu 26 Bukkapuram 37 Narampeta 45 Neelayapalem 15 Chandalurpadu 42 Nellurupa'em 27 Chandrapadla 59 N uvvurupadu 73 Chapurallapalle 28 Chintalapalern 33 Padakandla 14 Chiramana 79 Padamati Kambharnpadu 38 Ch.rullella Kha ndrika 41 Pamidipadu 62 Chirtayapalern (/Illinagatlu) 18 Pandipadu 23 Chouta Bhimavararn 76 Pathallapal1e 22 Pedda Abbipuram Pedda Annalur Depu,u 1 57 Peramana Devarayapalle ( Bit-I) 49 63 Ponguru Devarayapalle (Bit-II) 69 64 20 Punugodu 35 Dharmarao Cheruvupalle Dubagunta 29 21 Rajavolu 56 Revuru 32 Gandlavedu 70 Gowravaram 80 Somasila 3 Gumparlapadu 12 Srikolanu

13 Hasanapuram 47 Talupurupadu 71 Tholijapuram lnagaluru 67 78 Uppalapadu

58, Jangalapalle 77 Va rekuntapa du 51 Vasili 17 Kakarla padu 2 Velagapadu 75 Kamireddipadu 8 Velupulagunta 74 Kannepalle (Mangupalie) 54 KanupurpaHe 6 Zammavaram 36 Karatampadu 11 Zuvvalaguntapalle

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VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the di5tance loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .. - 5 Kms .• 5.10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of vi lIage of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,-___A ___, ,-______A _____ • ______, Code village (in No. hectares) House. Popula. Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayar Communica- .holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any watErway) ( 1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Pedda Annalur 1,245.62 88 429 P -5 W -5 -5

2 Velagapadu 2.065.51 353 1.825 P(4) 10+ W.HP PO BS

3 Gumparlapadu 1.320.89 385 2.027 P.M,H RP W.HP PO 10+ BS

4 Kavalimustapuram 1.284.C6 218 1.025 P(2) .5 W.HP PO BS

5 Kothapeta 827.58 126 659 P(2) -5 W.HP PO -5

6 Zammavaram 736.53 226 1.009 P -5 W.HP PO ·5

7 Kavaliyedavatli 1 .217.70 427 2.206 P.M.H o VII.HP PO BS

8 Velupulagunta 639.40 84 542 P .5 w PO .5

9 Akbarabad 371.50 98 500 P 5.10 W.HP -5 ·5

10 KUnalammapadu 188.99 21 133 P 5·10 w .5 10 +- .5

11 ZuvvalajuntapaJle 406.70 93 521 p 5.10 W.HP .5 BS

12 Srikolanu 1.879.36 329 2.072 P(2).M 5·10 W PO .5

13 Hasanapuram 314.04 174 796 P o W.HP PO BS

14 Chiramana 3,985.33 430 2.064 P(4).M RP W.HP PO 10 , BS

15 Chandalurpadu 301.89 103 491 P .5 W.R ·5 BS

16 Anumasamudram 2.552.35 502 2.550 P(2). PHC W PO BS M.H 17 Kakarlapadu 1.248.05 81 413 P 5·10 W PO 5.10

18 Pandipadu 796.82 121 626 P 5·10 W PO 10+ 5.10

19 Anumasamudrapeta 395.38 599 2.653 P(2l, He W PO. TO. 10+ BS M.H Phone 20 Punugodu 1.476.69 246 1.127 P 5.10 w PO 10+ ·5

21 Rajavolu 2.324.10 318 1.359 P(3).M 5.10 W.HP PO 10+ BS

22 Pedda Abbipuram 766.88 245 1.229 P(2) 5·10 W PO 10+ 5·10 19

DIRECTORY and Land use ATMAKUR TALUK

Land use (i .e. , area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ~------______A---- __------, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by sOUrce gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeol og ical vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13 ) (14) (15) (16) (1 7) ( 18) (19) (20) (1 )

KR Nellore 57 Rice 260.21 T (105.22) 364.22 2.43 513.54 1 TK (105.22) PR Nellore 56 EA Rice T (112.50) 1,084.15 551.59 317.27 N3:M1:T4 2 TK (112.50) PR Nellore 51 Rice T (52.20) 696.46 392.54 179.27 N2:T1 3 Jowar TK (52.20) PR Nellore 51 Rice T (48.16) 623.62 404.68 207.60 N4:M2:Tl 4 TK (48.16) KR Nellore 56 Rice T (30.76) 312.82 76.49 407.11 N2:M2 5 TK (30.76) KR Nellore 56 Rice T (76.49) 280.04 48.56 331.03 Ml:T1 6 TK (76.49) PR Nellore 48 Rice T (63.13) 579.10 80.94 494.52 7 Jowar TK (63.13) KR Ne!lore 48 Rice T (10.52) 401.45 149.33 78.10 8 Jowar TK (10.52) KR Nellore 45 Rice T (48.56) 295.82 4.05 23.07 9 Ragi TK (48.56) KR Nellore 49 Rice 164.52 12.14 11.33 10 Jowar PR Nellore 45 Rice T (24.28) 244.83 137.59 Nl:Ml 11 Bajra TK (24.28) PR Nellore 41 ED Rice 440.30 T (87.01) 673.80 184.94 493.31 T1 12 TK (8 7 .01) PR Nellore 41 Rice T (19.02) 201.13 10.52 71.22 T2 13 8ajra TK (19.02) PR Nellore 40 ED Rice T (236.74) 1.803.68 1.169.94 774.97 N1:Tl 14 TK (236.74) PR Nellore 48 ED Rice T (6.88) 75.68 153.38 65.15 N1 :Tl 15 TK (6.88) PR Nellore 51 ED Rice 73.65 T (385.66) 1.470.63 526.09 96.32 N3 16 TK (385-66) KR Nellore 48 Rice T (109.26) 306.75 138.00 690.80 Nl 17 TK (109.26) KR Nellore 56 Rice T (186.15) 68.80 194.25 341.96 Nl 18 TK (186.15) PR Nellore 51 ED Rice T (233.51) 60.70 101.17 N2:Tl 19 TK (233.51) PR Nellore 62 ED Rice 107.24 T (166.73) 392.95 809.37 Tl 20 TK (166.73) PR Nellore 65 EA Rice 404.68 T (107.24) 565.75 125.86 1.120.57 N2:T1 21 TK (107.24) KR Nellore 56 Rice T (211.65) 48.97 378.78 123.43 T3 22 TK (211. 6 5) 20

VIllAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loea. Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,- 5Kms., 5-10Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) village (in ,----.I'-----"""'l Code ,------_."------, No. hectares) House- Popula_ Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station. if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

23 Chouta Bhimavaram 1,991,86 290 1,403 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

24 Abbasahebpeta @ 3,280.78 466 2,406 P(2)M.H PHC W PO '0+ 5-10 Gudipadu 25 Karullogulapadu N.A. 3 10 -5 -5 W -5 10+ 5_10 26 BUkkapuram 390.93 218 767 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 I 27 Chandrapadia 808.56 117 596 P 5-10 W PO 10+ E,S

28 Chintalapalem 534.18 113 619 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

_ 5 29 Dubagunta 1,430.16 200 991 P 0 W PO 10+

30 Kistipuram 524.47 128 774 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

31 Botikarlapadu 474.70 95 476 P 10+ R PO 10+ 5_ 1 °

32 Gandlavedu 1,016.57 156 780 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-1 °

33 Padakandla 2.229.81 264 1,375 P(3) 5-10 W,R PO 10+ -5

34 Aravedu 1,688.34 224 1,345 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

35 DharlT'arao 2.891.88 357 1,940 P(4) 5-10 W PO.TO. 10+ -5 Cheruvupalle Phone 36 Karatampadu 1,101.55 497 2,648 P(4). 5-10 W.TW PO.TO. 10+ BS M(2).H Phone 37 Narampeta 660.04 87 455 P 5-10 R PO 10+ -5

38 Chiruvella Khandrika 342.36 32 193 P 5-10 W.R -5 10+ BS

39 Boyillachiruvella 1,248.86 218 1.249 P 5.10 W PO 10+ BS

40 Nabinagaram 416.83 31 153 P 5-10 T -5 10+ -5 41 Pamidipadu 309.01 94 374 P 5-10 W -5 10+ BS

42 Nellurupalem "'10.05 120 598 P -5 W.HP PO 10+ BS 43 Kuppurupadu 852.27 210 887 P(2) 5-10 VV PO 10+ BS

44 Condameedikonduru 599.44 210 929 P.M 5-10 W PO 10+ .5 ~. 21

DIRECTORY

and land use ATMAKUR TALUK

Land use (i .e .• area under different types of land use Remarks ,-______in hectares rounded upto A ______2 decimal places) , including Loca- any piace of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- CullUrable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) ( 19) (20) (1 )

KR Nellore 70 Rics T(81.75) 1 82.11 1.112.48 615.52 23 Ragi TK (81.75) KR Nellore 73 Rice 1,137.16 T (469.43) 348.03 1.131.91 194.25 N2:Tl 24 TK (469.43) KR Nellore 73 Rice N.A N.A. N.A N.A N.A 25 PR Nellore 70 EAG Rice T (59.49) 89.04 60.70 181.70 26 Ragi TK (59.49) PR Nellors 73 ED Rice 81.34 T (133.55) 165.92 179.68 248.07 N1 27 Ragi W (76 89) TK (56.66) KR Nellare 73 Rice T (50.59) 50.59 40.47 392.14 28 Ragi GC (50.59) KR Nellare 67 ED Rice 329.82 T (82.96) 371.09 161.88 484.41 N2 29 Ragi W (77.29) TK (5.67) KR Nellare 70 Rice 115.33 327.79 80.93 30 Ragi KR Nellore 77 Rice T (93.08) 170.78 74.46 136.38 Nl 31 TK (93.08) KR Nellore 75 Rice T (76.88) 250.90 339.93 348.43 N 1 :T1 32 GC (76.88) KR Nellare 77 Rice T (343.98) 940.49 466.60 478.74 T1 33 W (202.34) TK (121 .41) GC (20.23) KR Nellare 70 Rice T (116.14) 208.41 384.85 978.52 N2:T1 34 GC (116.14) PR NellDre 70 ED Rice 303.11 T (72.85) 1.452.82 19.43 1.043.67 N4;T4 35 TK (72.85) PR Nellare 67 ED Rice T(97.53) 263.04 603.38 137.59 T5 3f TK(97.§3) KR Nellare 65 EA Rice T (11.74) 450.82 1.62 195.86 N2:Tl 37 Jowar TK (11.33) GC (0.41) PR Nellare 65 Rice T (6.07) 165.11 128.29 42.89 38 Jowar TK(6.07) PR Nellore 65 Rice T (28.73) 582.75 62.32 575.06 39 TK (28.73) KR Nellare 61 Rice 50.59 112.10 264.14 40 PA Nellare 59 Rice T (4.05) 140.02 16.60 168.34 41 TK (4 05) PR Nellare 50 EA Rice 602.57 50.18 457.30 T1 42 PR Nellore 43 Rice T (110.07) 559.28 10.12 172.40 T2 43 TK (110.07) KR Nellare 43 Rice T (57.46) 153.38 226.62 161.88 44 TK (57.46) 22

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISRTICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance loca. Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r----A----, r------v No. hectares) House. Papula. Educational Medical Drinking.. Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Rai!way market. station. if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

45 Neelayapalem 389.71 59 316 p 5-10 W PO .5 46 Korimerla Khandrika 64.75 Uninhabited 47 Talupurupadu 621 .19 197 919 P -5 W -5 .5

48 Korimerla 982.57 371 1.774 P(3). RP W PO 10+ BS M.H 49 Peramana 2.111.24 403 1.943 P(3) .5 W PO 10+ BS

50 Kolagatla 1.573.01 449 2.020 P.M 10+ W.HP PTa 10+ [35

51 Vasili 904.47 471 2.123 P.M 10+ W.HP PO,TO 10 t BS

52 Atmakur 4.755.853.343 16,2991' P(ll). H, F=PC W.HP PO,TO. CS M(2). RP(2) T PTO. H(2). JC Phone 53 Battepodu 2.572.58 873 4.067 I P(2), o W.R PO 10+ BS M(2).H 54 Kanupurpalle 751.09 118 578 P -5 W PO 10+ - 5

55 Bandarupalle 1.815.01 449 2,808 P(4). 5.' 0 W.R PO -5 -5 M(2) 56 Revuru 1.254.52 517 2.719 P(2). W PO.TO 5·10 BS M(2). H 57 Depuru 1 .159.83 259 1.197 P.M 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 58 Jangalapalle 133.95 124 586 P(5) 5., 0 W.R PO 5-10 BS 59 N uvvrupadu 445.96 136 629 P(2) -5 W,R PO -5 BS

60 Nagulapadu 1.537.80 415 1,888 P(3) 5-10 W PO 10+ -5 61 Mahlmalur 4.678.96 1,076 5.443( P(7). M(2). H D(A) W. HP PO BS

62 Chittayapalem 1,870.86 303 1,499 P(5) 5·10 W,T PO 10+ (Minagallu)

63 Devarayapalle.Bit_1 2.642.19 339 1,709 P .5 C PO BS

64 Devarayapalle-Bit-1I1.155.78 572 2.714 P(4) 5., 0 W PO 10+ ·5

65 Bedusupalle 842.15 253 1,144 P(3) _5 W PO -5

66 Anantasagaram 3.654.71 1.783 8.250 I P(6), H, PHC W PO. PTa 10+ BS M(2), H 23

DIRECTORY and land use ATMAKUR TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks

,-__in- hectares______rounded Aupto ______2 decimal places) , including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- CLlturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeolagical vation interest

(11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (19) (20) ( 1)

PR Nellore 35 Rice 212.47 115.73 61.11 45 Uninhabited 46 KR Ne1l0re 45 Rice T (226.63) 97.13 70.81 226.62 47 11< (226.63) PR Nellore 37 Rice T (336.29) 126.26 292.99 227.03 N1 48 TK (336.29) PR Nellare 40 ED Rice 169.56 T (283.28) 872.50 401.45 384.44 T2 49 TK (263.04) 0 (20.24) PR Nellare 43 EA Rice T (102.78) 647.89 821.50 N4:Cl :T3 50 TK (102.78) PR Nellore 46 EA Rice T(346.82) 378.38 12.14 165.92 N4:r1 51 TK (346.82) PR Nellare 56 EA Rice T (785.08) 2,146.03 277.62 1,545.90 N 150:C5:M4:T4 52 TK (785.08)

PR NeliNe 62 EA Rice T (470.24\ 1,246.02 46.94 808.96 N4.Cl.M1:T2 53 TK (470.24) KR Nellare 69 Rice T (30.76) 401.45 6.07 311.61 54 jawar TK (30.76) KR Nellare 70 EA Rice T (53.82) 1,097.91 161·87 500.60 M2:Tl 55 jawar TK (53.82) PR Nellore 70 ED Rice T (202.34) 80.94 161.87 808.56 56 TK (202.34) PR Nellore 65 ED Rice T (131.93) 161.87 487.24 377.98 N3;T2 57 jowar TK (131.93) PR Nellare 63 Rice 109.26 20.23 58 jawar PR Nellare 61 EA Rice T (68.79) 303.51 12.14 59.88 N4:Tl 59 TK (68.79) KR Nellare 67 Rice T (51.39) 968.00 115.73 400.63 T1 6" TK (51.39) PR Nellare 70 ED Rice 743.81 T (640.21) 1,693.20 119.79 1,481.95 N30:T5 61 TK(640.21) PH Nellare 72 Rice 158.63 T (142 45) 1,173.59 102.79 293.40 62 R (118.17) GC (24 28) PH Nellare 75 Rice 664.90 T (457.30) 35.61 178.06 1.306.32 63 TW (457.30) KR Nellare 80 Rice 462.15 T (303.52) 161.37 127.07 101.17 64 Ragi C (303.52) KR Nellore 80 Rice T (362.19) 224.60 253.74 65 Ragi GC (362.19) 66 PR Nellere 83 Rice 748.67 T (263.04) 1,038.42 330.68 1,273.95 C2 Ragi GC (263.04) 24

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms .• 5·10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given)

___ A ___ ~ ____ ~ __ =_~ Code village (in r----.A---, r- No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Ccmmunica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stoP. Railway market. station. if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

67 Inagaluru 1,320.49 354 1,631 P(3). 5-10 W PO 10+ -5 M.H 68 Amanichiruvella 1.244.81 369 1.764 P(3) 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

69 Ponguru 5.967.07 683 3.39¥ P(6). M 10+ W, HP PO 10+ -5

70 Gowravaram 2,080.08 184 1.020 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

71 Tholijapuram 215.29 Uninhabited 72 Bommavaram 3,072.37 382 1.951 P(4) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

73 Chapuralla palle 371.50 99 541 P CHW W. HP PO 10+ .5

74 Kannepalle 2.666.06 730 3.199'" P(5) H.D(A) W.HP.R PO 10+ BS (Mangupa lie) 75 Kamireddipadu 690.80 184 1.155 P.M.H -5 W PO 10+ BS

76 Pathallapalle 1,042.87 183 997 P(2) .5 W -5 10+ .5

77 Varekuntapadu 677.04 146 680 P 5.10 W PO 10+ -5

78 Uppalapadu 910.95 185 980 P(2). M 5.10 W PO 10+ BS

79 Padamati- 1.989.02 366 2.141 P( 3) ·5 W PO 10+ BS Kambhampadu

80 Somasila 440.70 987 4.092 / P.M.H H W. HP PO 10+ BS 25

DIRECTORY and land use ATMAKUR TALUK

Land use (i.e .• area under differe'nt types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- A_-______...... , tion r- any place of Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code No. to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation inter~st

(1) (11 ) (12) (13 ) (14) ( 15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20)

67 KR Nellore 80 Rice 78.92 T (10.52) 318.89 490.07 422.09 Ragi GC(10.52) 68 KR Nellore 80 Rice 208·01 T (39.66) 684.73 23.47 288.94 Ragi GC (39.66) 917.42 N4:T1 69 PR Nellors 86 Rice 1.339.10 T (36.42) 248.88 3.425.25 Ragi GC (36.42) 445.15 169.97 91.06 70 PR Nellore 80 Rice 1.373.90 Ragi 71 Uninhabited 72 T (44.11) 193.04 833.24 390.93 PR Nellore 97 Rice 1,611.05 Jowar TK (44,11) 73 T (80.94) 202.34 84.98 Nl PR Nellore 98 Rice Ragi W (78.91) TK (2.03) T(117.36) 355.31 550.78 524.06 T2 74 PR Nellore 98 Rice 1.118.55 Ragi TK (117.36) T (6.07) 193.04 237.15 91.86 T1 75 PR Nallore 98 Rice 162.68 Ragi TK(6.07) T(41.28) 615.12 141. 64 T4 76 PR Nellore 80 Rice 244.03 Ragi TK(41.28) T2 77 110.08 T (60.70) 91. 06 53.82 361.38 KR Nellore 87 Rice TK (60.70) T (43.71) 294.61 60.70 611 .93 T1 78 ?R Nellore 87 Rice TK (43.71) Cl:T1 79 750.28 T (204.77) 80.94 250.90 702.13 PR Nellore 93 Rice Ragi W(121.41) TK (83.36) T (24 28) 278.83 137.59 N 1 OO:C24:M8 80 PR Nellore 98 ED. EO Rice Ragi W (24.28) VINJAMUR TALUK .. .~ 0 3! _0 ? .~ ,~1I1~~rl~ ! ~ 3'" .~ 0 ~ a · ~ ,J .D u VI 2 g 1$ ~ £; UJ E ·; ... . c go % ~ I I "0 ~ . -l g 0 "0 ~ -g 0 ~ u c ~ I 0 .<: · ..r = , "· 0 0 v '"c ·0 o ~ ~ l: Ci "i! ~ ~ _g -i " ., , u • • ?, : '; ~ • .. • . ~. ~ ! t-· :>'" o E ~ f o 0 ~ 0 X ~ & ., z ~ ~ o '"0. Ul -' w' , ~ 0 0 . ~ ~ i '" < '" ~ c .0 UJ a:: Z l: E Vi 0<{ , ~ · , '" · 0 ...... " 0 ~ " '" ·, Q ~ c( J: _<; '" .0 .2 cr !:!1 v ~~,'( .'" · ~. . ~ ~ '0· p._ if l ,.. ;:. ii' ::> 0. l:J: 6 Q. 0 i~ ... 6 ::. '>· 0 '>· : J'" 'i r' c( § ~ ~ ~ 0 l: cr w r~ I I I I t- o:: ':!@) • X 0 )( "- ' .: I~I © "- "I/) ~ a:: .. LI • • 0 0 I I ••• ... .. "'$+ 2 N ~ I L.l ~ -l ! I I I'll ~ -l Z W 0 0 :> z '".. i

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._0 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

VINJAMUR TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) ( 1 ) (2)

30 Adimurthipuram 28 Mallavarappadu 59 Ananthapuram 56 Manubolupadu 54 Ayithanpadu 57 Marellapadu 17 Marrir;unta 21 Bhimavarappadu 70 Bhyravaram 64 Nagasamudram 50 Bodagudlpadu 69 Nallagonda 10 Bongaravulapadu 41 Nand,gunra 39 Brahmeswaram 2 Narasimhapuram 19 Nekunampeta 6 Chakalakonda 7 Challagiragala 48 Parikota Agraharam 43 China Annaluru 27 Parlapa lie 16 Chintaladevi 61 Peda Konduru

45 Dubagunta 71 Rachavaripalle 55 Dundigam 3 Ramadevulapadu 23 Ramanujapuram 53 Rangasamudram 8 Ganeswaraputam 42 Ravipadu 29 Ganugapenta 44 Ravulakollu 11 Garimenapenta 35 Gottigunda la 18 Gudavalluru 68 Sankavaram 58 Gudladona 26 SatVavolu 67 Gundemadakala 20 Sayipeta 32 Settipalem 60 Si ddana Konduru 12 Iskadamerla 37 Thamidapadu 5 Janardhanapuram 34 Thellar>adu 72 Thimmapuram 33 Thurpu Brahmanapal1e 62 Kaligiri 31 Thurpu Jangalapalle 13 Kasturinaidupalle 1 Thurpu Rompidodla 36 Katepalle 15 Thurpu Yarraball e 51 KatrByapadu 25 Kommi 38 Utukuru 4 Kothapeta 46 Krakuturu 65 Veera nakollu 22 Kumaravenkatapuram 14 Vel igandla 47 Kummarakonduru 63 Venkanapalem 24 Kunkuvaripalem 66 Vlnjamuru

49 lakshm'puram 9 Yerrabhollapalle 52 lingalapadu 40 Yerukollu

27 28

VILLAGE

NElLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available WIthin the vill~ge, the distance Loca. Tot?1 area Households and in bload ranges viz .• - 5 Kms .. 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the faCilITY available is given) Code village (in ,----,.... _--, ,_------/', ------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of lion (Bus (Pota ble) the stop, Railway markel. station. it any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4 B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Thurpu Rompidodla 2,046.09 212 1.084 P (2), M 10+ W PO 10+ BS

2 Narasimhapuram 470.65 59 300 (P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ -5

3 Ramadevulapadu 1,671.75 57 277 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

4 Kothapeta 2,233.45 293 1,604 P (2) PHC W PO 10+ 5-10

5 Janardhanapuram 348.84 106 669 P ·5 W PO 10+ -5

6 Chakalakonda 3,105.15 638 3,041 ...... P (4). M, CHW.SMP, W PO 10+ BS H 0 7 Challagiragala 964.77 77 303 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

8 Ganeswarapuram 1,044.09 111 540 P .5 W PO 10+ -5

9 YerrabhotlapaJle 1,563.70 29 142 P -5 W .5 10+ -5

10 Bongaraulapadu 737.34 Uninhabited 11 Garimenaqenta 2,301.44 602 2.652 P.M RP, CHW W.N PO 10+ -5

12 Isakadamarla 1,893.11 347 1.821 P,M CHW W PO 10+ 5-10

13 Kasturinaidupalle 246.05 30 143 -5 10+ W -5 10+ 10+

14 Veligandla 1,201.10 266 1.346 P(2),M CHW W PO 10+ -5

15 Thurpu Yarraballe 2,316.01 506 2.427 P(2) D W PO 10+ BS

16 Chintaladevi 3.045.66 356 1.977 P(4) CHW W.TW PO 10+ as

17 Marrigunta 1.119.36 168 890 P 5-10 R,W -5 10+ 5-10

18 Gudavalluru 1.119.36 405 2,033 P(2). M,H RP. MP(2) W -5 10+ BS CHW 29

DIRECTORY and land use VINJAMUR TALUK

Land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca. ,...- ______-A______-., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest I rri~ated Unirri· Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti. archaeological vation interest

(11 ) ( 12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1 9) (20) (1 )

PR Kavali 90 Rice 860.77 172.39 1.012.93 Ragi FP Kavali 53 Rice T (38.05) 303.92 20.23 108.45 2 Ragi TK (38.05) FP Kavali 'S3 Rice T (39.66) 344.79 783.47 S03.83 3 Ragi TK (39.66) FP Kavali 70 Rice T(156.21) 106.42 1.012.12 958.70 N2:T2 4 Ragi TK (147.71) W (8.50) FP Kavali 53 Rice T (16.19) 209.63 38.85 84.17 5 Fagi TK (16.19) PR Kavali 48 Rice T (404.68) 809.37 676.63 1.214.06 N1 6 Ragi TK (404.68) FP Kavali 46 Rice T (317.27) 485.62 161. 88 7 Ra'li W (317.27) FP K3vali 51 Rice 241 .19 175.64 627.26 N1 8 Ragi FP Kavali 62 Rice T (1.458.48) 60.70 20.24 24.27 9 Ragi W (1.458.48) Uninhabited 10 KR Kavali 60 Rice 500.19 997.95 803.30 Nl:M1 11 Ragi KR Kavali 45 Rice T (242.81) 161.87 760,00 728.43 N1 12 Ragi TK (242.81) KR Kavali 42 Rice 235.53 10.52 13 Ragi PR Kavali 60 Rice 290.15 T (166.32) 116.95 454.06 173.61 N3 14 Ragi 0(112.90) TK (53.42)

PR Kavali 40 EA Rice T (417.63) 426.94 884.23 586.79 15 TK (417.63)

PR Kavali 34 EA Rice T (119.79) 437.47 1.950.58 537.82 N3:C1 ;M1 :T3 16 jowar GC (68.80) W (42.90) o (8.09)

KR Kavali 39 Rice T (26.71) 263.86 202.34 626.45 17 Ragi GC (26.71)

PR Kavali 35 Rice T (390.92) 80.13 287.33 360.98 N3 18 Ragi R (218.53) TK (40.46) o (80.94) GC (50.99) 30

VilLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz •• - 5 '(ms •• 5- 1 0 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,-___A ___, Code village (in r-----.. ------A ______, No. hectares) House- Papula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tion (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

19 Nekunampeta 1.870.05 510 2.686 P(2) CHW W.T PO 10 + BS

20 Sayipeta 2.790.71 1.017 5.093/ P(4). H W PO 10+ 8S M.H 21 Bh}mavarappadu 740.98 167 874 P(2) CHW W PO 10+ as

22 Kumaravenkatapuram 322.94 Uninhabited

23 Ramanujapuram 816.65 129 722 P CHW W -5 10+ -5

24 Kunkuvaripalem 950.20 11 1 541 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

25 Kommi 1.915.37 391 2.102 P(2).M RP(2) W PO 10+ BS

26 Satyavolu 2.201.08 339 1.771 P CHW W.TW PO 10+ -5

27 Parlapalle 1.238.74 147 837 P SMP W PO 10+ -5

28 Maflavarappadu 232.69 14 69 -5 -5 W -5 10+ -5

29 Ganugapenta 2,157.78 154 840 P(2) CHW W.TW PO 10+ -5

30 Adimurthipuram 568.58 107 610 P RP.CHW W.TW PO 10+ as

31 Thurpu jangalapalle 626.86 92 499 P 5·10 W -5 10+ BS

32 Settipalem 1,196.65 69 383 P(2) CHW W.TW -5 10+ BS

33 Thurpu Brahmana- palle 932.80 40 232 P CHW W -5 10+ BS 34 TheJJapadtJ 2,308.73 310 1,390 P(2),M CHW W PO 10+ -5

35 Gottigundala 3,569.32 471 2.364 P(3).M FPC W.TW PO 10+ ·5 36 KatepaJle 1.463.34 155 845 P(2) CHW W PO 10+ BS

37 Thamidapadu 1.444.32 161 816 P CHW W -5 10+ BS

38 Utukuru 2,938.82 353 1,784 P.M -5 W PO 10+ -5 31

DIRECTORY and land use VINJAMUR TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectllres rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loce- _A ______, ,.----- any place of tion ,II pproach Nearest town Power Slap Ie Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by SOurce gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- arGhaeological vation interest

(1 1) ( 12) (1 3) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kavali 56 Rice, T (321.32) 661.30 476.72 610.71 N3:T2 19 Ragi TK (321.32) PR Kavali 55 Rice T (1182.89) 1,075.25 259.81 272.76 N3:T3 20 Jowar TK (11 82 . 89) PR Kava!i 64 Rice T (182.51 149.34 60.70 348.43 N3 21 Jowar TK (182.51) Uninhabited 22

PR Kavali 32 Rice T (90·65) 10.93 321.72 284.61 23 Ragi TK (90.65) KR Kavilli 34 Rice T (24.69) 178.46 382.83 364.22 24 Jowar TK (16.59) W (8.10) PR Kaitali 18 Rice T (167.94) 453.65 1.052.18 241.60 25 Jowar TK (167.94) KR Kavali 24 Rice T(118.17) 368.26 539.45 1.175.20 T1 26 JOll\iar TK (118.1 7) PR Kavali 40 Rice T (40.06) 929.56 269.12 27 Ragi W (40.06) FP Kavali 36 Rice T{33.99) 90.24 79.32 29.14 28 Jowar TK(24.28) W (9.71) KR Kavali 59 Rice T (,55.44) 1,012.12 902.45 187.77 N3 29 Ragi TK (55.44) PR Kavali 33 Rice T (6.88) 50;.85 33.18 22.67 N2 30 Jowar TK(6.88) PR Kavali 57 Rice 70.01 T (13.76) 381.21 68.39 93·46 31 TK (13.76) PR Kavali 56 Rice T(36.42) 272.76 781.04 106.43 N3 32 RaJi TK (32.37) W (4.05) PR Kavali 34 Rice T (7.69) 74.06 219.74 631.31 N3 33 Jawar 0 (7.69) PR Kavali 56 EA Rice T 1193 44) 384.04 1,356.91 373.93 N3 34 Jowar TK (100.36) W (93.08) KR Kavali 41 EA Rice T (259.00) 388.50 891.92 2,029.90 N2 35 TK 1259.00) PR Kavali 43 Rice 40.47 T (48.56) 450.01 649.92 274.38 N2 36 Ragi TK (48.56) PR Kavali 46 Rice T (80.94) 153.38 404.68 805.32 Nt 37 Ragi lK (80.94) KR Kavali 51 EA Rice 167.94 T (17.00) 1254.52 866.02 633.33 N2 38 Ragi TK (17.00) 32

VillAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the vi1laga, the distance Loca· Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• _ 5 Kms., 5·10 Kms, and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name ot village ot the population .,-__ . ______nearest place where -A the facility______available is given) , Code village (in ,----v--, No. hectares) House· Popula. Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tion (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any waterway) ( 1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

39 Brahmeswaram 257.78 128 719 P 10+ w 10+ BS

40 Yerukollu 2.714 .. 22 213 1.261 P CHW W PO 10+ -5

41 Nandigunta 911.35 183 960 P CHW w PO 10+ BS

42 Ravipadu 2,139 97 144 608 P CHw w .5 '0+ .5

43 China~nna'uru 9.350.64 1,509 7.468/ P(12) o W PO 10+ BS

44 Ravulakollu 457.29 79 395 P 5., 0 W 5.10 10+ 5.10

45 Dubagunta 972.05 183 950 P CHW W PO 10+ BS

46 Krakuturu 2,256.52 418 2.174 P(5) PI'lC,HC w PO .5

47 Kummarakonduru 936.84 241 1.175 P(2). CHW W PO 10+ ·5 M 48 Parikota Agraharam 846.20 103 490 P CHW, W PO BS SMP

49 lakshmipuram 931.58 276 1.393 P(4) RP. CHW W, TW PO ·5

50 Bocagudipadu 1,074.44 295 1.405 P.M CHIN W PO lOT -5

51 Katrayapadu 1.462.13 192 1.037 P(2} CHW W.1W PO 10+

52 lingalapadu 540.25 83 476 P .5 W,'IW FO 5.10

53 Rangasamudram 295.42 125 606 P 5.10 W PO BS

54 Ayithanpadu 489.26 94 486 P CHN W ·5 .5

55 Dundigam 1.323.32 222 1.204 P(2). M .5 W,TW ,0 10+

56 Manuboiupadu 1.776,97 292 1.390 P FPC W PO 10+

57 Marellapadu 294.21 59 332 P .5 w ·5 10+ 5.10

58 Gudiadona 3.509.02 460 2.128 PIS). M CHW.H w PO BS

59 Ananthapuram 1.404.26 260 1.411 P w PO BS 33

DIRECTORY and Land use VINJAMUR TALUK

Land use (i .e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,,-- -- _--A ___ ------"""l any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gared waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culli- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) ( 12) (1 3) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kavali 50 Rice 131.92 17.00 108.86 39 Ragi PR Kavali 56 EA Rice 459.72 T (20.64) 652.39 772.95 908.52 N1 40 Ragi 0 (20.64) PR Kavali 47 EA Rice T (19.83) 26.71 324.66 640.25 N1 41 Ragi W (19.83) KR Kavali 45 EA Rice T (89.44) 849.83 813.42 387.28 N2 42 Ragi TK (89.44) PR Kavali 38 EA Rice 1.977.70 T (248.88) 3.667.25 458.10 2.998.71 N3:T3 43 Jowar TK (248.88) PR Kavali 40 Rice T (66.77) 109.67 118.98 161.87 N1 44 Jowar TK (66.77) PR Kavali 32 Pice T (97.' 3) 210.43 496.56 167.94 N1 45 Jawar TK (97.13) KR Kavali 20 Rice T(163.90) 404.68 781.85 906.09 N1 :T1 46 Jowar TK (163.90) KR Kavali 26 EA Rice T (137.59) 244.43 406.71 147.71 N1:T1 47 Jawar TK (137.59) PR Kavali 24 Rice T (75.27) 172.39 433.02 165.52 N2 48 Ragi TK (50.99) W (24.28) KR Kavali 29 EA Rice T (182.11) 243.21 194.65 311.61 49 Ragi W (130.31) TK (51-80) PR Kavali 28 Rice 78.91 T (203.57) 208.41 301·49 282.06 N2 50 Jowar TK (203.57) KR Kavali 32 fA Rice 434.23 T (165.52) 169.16 83.77 609.45 T1 51 Jowar TK (165.52) FP Kavali 25 Rice T(143.26) 71.22 266.28 59.08 52 Jowar TK (143.26) PR Kavali 26 Rice T (74.46) 5.26 95.91 119.38 !'i3 Jowar TK (74.46) KR Kavali 32 Rice T (53.01) 110.88 140.02 182.10 54 Ragi TK (46.94) W (6.07) KR Kavali 45 EA Rice T (222.18) 442.72 493.72 164.70 N3:Cl 55 TK (222.18) KR Kavali 19 Rice 599.74 171.18 515.57 490.48 66 Ragi KR Kavali 32 Rice T (64.35) 52.21 123.83 53.82 67 Ragi lK (64.35) PR Kavali 30 EA Rice T (492.90) 188.18 684.32 2.143.62 Nl 58 Ragi lK (492.90) PR Kavali 29 ED Rice T (55.04) 479.9!! 62.73 806.54 69 TK (56.04) 34

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the villege. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz •• - 5 Kms •• 5.10 Krrs. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is give") A ____ • Code village (in r-----"'-----. r- -. No. hectares) House. Popula. Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holdl tion water Telegraph days of tions (BuS (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station, if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) ( 5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

60 Siddana Konduru 1.199.49 323 1. 734 P(2). RP(2). W,TW PO.PTO 10+ as M.H CHW Phone

61 Peda Konduru 3.838.03 550 2.579 P(5). NH W.TW PO 10+ BS M 62 Kaligiri 2,466.15 761 3.657 P(2). CHN.H W PO.PTO 10+ BS M 63 VenkanapaJem 261.02 66 311 P ·5 W .5 10+ .5

64 Nagasamudram 2.171.94 344 1. 826 P ·5 W 5·10 10 + .5

65 Veeranakollu 1.407.49 236 1.270 P ·5 W PO 10+ .5

66 Vinjamuru 7.114.36 2.244 11.108 P(12).M. H.R?NH. W.TW PO.TO 10+ BS H. le. (.ttW (5) Phone 67 Gundemadakala 1.870.86 392 2.089 P.M CHW W PO 10+ BS

68 Sankavaram 1.107.62 163 884 P(2) ·5 W .5 10+ ·5

69 Nallagonda 2,415.56 292 1,484 P(2) CHW W PO 10+ 5.10

70 Bhyravaram 3,009.64 446 2,495 P(3) ·5 W PO 10+ BS

71 Rachavaripalle 457.29 202 1,164 P CHW W PO 10+ .6

72 Thirnmapuram 609.05 51 261 P ·5 W .5 10+ _6 35

DIRECTORY and Land use VINJAMUR TALUK

Land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use Remarks

,--______in hectares rounded upto A ______2 decimal places) , including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturatle Area not religiolls, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (inKms.) for culti. archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kavali 19 EA Rice T (42.90) 726.41 114.12 316.06 N3:Tl 60 Ragi W (28.33) TK (14.57) PR Kavali 25 EA Rice T (212.86) 1.000.78 1.696.45 927.94 N3:T2 61 Ragi TK (212.86) PR Kavali 32 EA Rice T (261.02) 1.086.98 319.70 7S8.45 N5:T1 62 Ragi TK (261.02) KR Kavali 25 Rice T (10.52) 82.56 144.47 23.47 Nl 63 Jowar TK (10.52) KR Kavali 26 Rice T (130.31) 40.47 398.62 1.602.55 64 Ragi TK (130.31) KR Kavali 28 ED Rice T(154.18) 231.07 810.18 212.06 65 Ragi TK (154.18) PR Kavali 40 EA Rice 1.136.36 T (910.54) 1.032.35 1.214.06 2.320.65 N230:C2 66 Ragi W (910.54) M7:T1 PR Kavali 59 EA Rice 250.90 T (108.05) 849.03 80.94 581.94 N15:T1 67 Ragi TK (95.51) o (12.54) KR Kavali 68 Rice 61.51 T (26.30) 363.41 505.86 150.54 68 Ragi TK (26.30) KR Kavali 58 EA Rice 125.05 T (210.44) 976.10 405.49 696.06 N2 69 Ragi TK (210.44) PR Kavali 62 EA Rice 221.36 T (79.72) 2.086.56 499.38 122.62 Nl 70 Ragi TK (79.72) FP Kavali 66 Rice T (54.63) 55.44 8.09 339.13 Nl 71 Ragi TK (54.63) FP KavaJi 72 Rice T (38.45) 40.87 333.05 196.68 72 Ragi TK (22.26) W (16.19) KAVALI TALUK ~ i I ANDHRA PRADESH KAVALI TALUK NELLORE DISTRICT o MiLES

BAY OF BENGAL

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KAVALI TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

36 Allimadugu 16 Kavali (Bit-I) 9 Anemadugu 14 Kavali (Bit-II) 21 Annavaram 2 Kesavaram 23 Kodandaramapuram 5 Kothllpalle 39 Bhogavolu 38 Kovurpalle 29 Bitragunta 25 Krishnapadu 20 Brahmanakraka 17 Budamgunta 15 Maddurpadu 34 M 11layapalem 6 Chalamcherl a 1 1 Mannangidinne 27 Chamadala 32 Munganuru 8 Chennayapalem 13 Musunuru 22 Chinakraka 4 Chintalapalem 7 Rudrakota 1 Chodavaram 31 Sambasivapuram 35 Siddavaram Venkatesupalem 3 Gattupalle 24 SOl!'avara ppadu 30 Gouravaram 12 Thallapalem 26 Jakkepalligudur 28 Thalluru 19 Jaladanki 10 Thummalapenta 18 Jammalapalem 33 Juvvaladinne 37 Umamaheswarapuram

37 38

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca. Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms .• 5_10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,-___ A ___..... COde village (in r------·-----A.------·---..... No. hectares) House· Popu la- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Davor Comrnunica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stoP. Railway market. station. if any waterway) (10) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

BS Chodavaram 1.422.47 218 1.054 P CHW W. T PO 10+

BS 2 Kesavaram 3.054.56 361 1.635 P(2) RP W PO 10+

BS 3 Gattupalle 4.227.34 1.057 4.987/ P(8), PHC. FPC. W PO. 10+ M(2). H D.RP(4). Phone SMP(2). CHW(tO) BS 4 Chintalapalem 1.529.71 302 1.287 P(2), CHW W, TW PO 10+ M.H

BS 5 Kothapalle 1,460.90 336 1 .611 P(2) PHC W PO 10+

6 Chalamcherla 1.281.64 605 2,986 P(5) .5 W. TW PO.PTO 5.' 0 BS

7 RUdrakota 1.695.22 647 3.008/ P(3) RP(3) • W PO 5·10 BS CHW(2)

8 Chennayapalem 1.291.76 788 3.287/ P(4) CHW W PO 10+ BS

5.10 BS 9 Anemadugu 1.082.94 645 2.680 P(2) CHW. RP W PO. PTO, Phone BS 10 Thummalapenta 5.' 35.76 2,109 9.281/ P(5) CHW W.TW PO.PTO, 10+ Phone

BS 1 1 Mannangidinne 375 55 282 1.229 P CHW W PO 10+

5.10 BS 12 Thallapelem 2.570.15 861 3.725/ P(6) RP. CHW W PO.PTO, Phone 13 Musunuru 1.958 67 1.143 4,945/ P(3) MCW, W, TW PO -5 BS, RS PHC, RPt 2) 14 Kavali (Bit-II) (R) 2,505.00 245 1. 1 20 P -5 W ·5 ·5 BS

BS 15 Maddurpadu 2.079.27 690 2.971 P(4) CHW W PO. 5 10 Phone

BS 16 Kavali (Bit-I) (R) 1.985.38 495 2,257 P(4) • .5 W PO.PTO 5-10 M.H 39

DIRECTORY and Land use KAVALI TALUK

Land use (i. e.• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,-______A any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not"" religious. Code to village and distance supply iood by SOUTce gated waste avaHable historical or No. (in Kms.) for culli- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) ( 12) ( 13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) ( 19) (20) (1)

PR Kavali 20 Rice 215.29 T (159.44) 176.86 839.72 31.16 N3 Ragi TK (100.76) W (58.68) PR Kavali 20 EA Rice 415.62 T (213.67) 553.20 585.17 1.286.90 N3 2 Ragi TK (182.11) W (31.56) PR Kaval; 15 ED. EO Rice 295.01 T (1.392.51) 485.62 404.68 1.646.66 N5:M2 3 Ragi 0(669.75) TK (667.32) W (55.44) PR Kavali 13 Rice T (158.23) 311.61 764.45 295.42 N3:T1 4 Arika TK (117.36) W (40.87) PR Kavali 10 Rice 54.63 T (255.76) 509.90 450.00 190.20 Nl,T1 5 Arika TK (208.41) o (38.85) W (8.50) PR Kaval; 6 EA Rice 143.66 T (120.20) 409.54 239.98 368.26 N3;T1 6 Arika TK (112.10) o (8.10) PR Kavali 7 EA Rice 490.88 T (396.18) 111.29 325.77 368.26 N3 7 Arika TK(373.52) W (22.66) PR Kavali 16 EA Ragi 143.66 T (307.97) 221.77 250.50 367.86 N3 Ml 8 Rice TK (307.97) PR Kavali 5 fA Rice T (523.26) 292.59 159.04 101.17 N3 M3 9 Arika TK (523.26) PR Kavali 10 EA Rice 148.12 T (440 30) 290.56 2.683.86 1.772.92 N3 10 Ragi TK (271.14) W (169.16) PR Kavali 47 EA Rice T (214 48) 113.72 28.33 19.02 N3:Tl 11 Arika TK (214 48) PR Kavali 8 EA Rice 231.89 T (553.21) 52.61 734.10 998.34 N3:M3:T2 12 TK (553.21) PR Kavali 3 EA Rice T(739.77) 210.43 503.83 504.23 N3:Ml:T2 13 Ragi TK (653 97) W (85.80) PR Kavali 1 Rice 833.25 T (772.54) 248.48 649.92 14 Ragi TK (748.67) W (23.87) PR Kavali 5 EA Rice 789.94 T (318.08) 102.38 409.95 458.92 N3:C2:Ml.T1 15 TK (275.18) W (42.90) PR Kavali 6 EA Rice T (784.28) 360.16 167.54 673.40 16 TK (696.87) W (87.41) 40

VILLAGE

NEllORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) "... __- ______-A ~ ___A. ___ ~ Code village (in ~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any waterway) (1) (2) 13) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (1 0)

17 Budamgunta 1.914.97 646 3.008 P(2) CHW T.W PO.TO. 5-10 -5 r Phone 18 Jammalapalem 1.179.66 866 3,97 p ".- P CHW w PO. 5-10 BS Phone

19 Jaladanki 5.555.51 1,101 5.00},P(7). M.H H,SMP(3) • w. HP. R PO. 10+ BS CHW.D Phone 20 - Brahmanakraka 6.219.19 1.693 7,64( P(7), M,H RP(3). W.TW.HP PO. 10+ BS SMP(3) Phone 21 Annavaram 2,063.0S 662 3.245/ P(5) RP, CHW W PO 10+ BS

22 Chinakraka 3,933.56 641 2.480 P(31 RP,D(A) W.TW PO.TO. 10+ BS PTO. Phone

23 Kodandaramapuram 295.02 76 365 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

24 Somavarappadu 1.382.40 485 2.197 P(3) -5 W PO 10+ BS

25 Krishnapadu 659.64 216 1.031 P PHC W PO 10+ BS

26 Jakkepalligudur 2.625.59 670 2.757 P CHIlv'(2) W, T PO 10+ BS

27 Chamadala 1. 756.33 666 3.210/ P(4 ) FPC W. TW PO 10+ BS

28 Thalluru 1.496.52 311 1,578 P(2). M, CHW W PO 10+ BS H.JC

29 Bitragunta 1,926.70 650 2.903 P(2). H. CHW. W PO.TO. 10+ BS M(2). H RP(2) PTO, Phone

30 Gouravaram 1.640.19 586 2.630 P. M. H HC.SMP(3). W PO 10+ BS CHW,MCH

31 Sambasivapuram 263,,46 62 261 P -5 W,T -5 6-10 -5

32 Munganuru 1.507.05 669 2.442 P. M. H H. RP W.T PTO· 10+ BS Phone 41

DIRECTORY and land use KAVAlI TALUK

Land use (i .e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- r------A ------______-., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri· Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti· a rchaeol og ical vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

KR Kavali 7 EA Rice 142.85 T (177.25) 764.04 428.96 401.81 N3:C2:M3:T6 17 Ragi TK (177.25) • PR Kavali 5 EA Rice 580.32 T (168.35) 46.54 261.83 122.62 N3:Cl:M1:T1 18 TK (167.13) W (1.22) PR Kavali 10 EA Rice 776.58 T (491.70) 1.036.00 1.578.27 1.672.96 N3:M4:Tl 19 Arika TK (491.70) PR Kavali 18 EA Rice T(1.157.40) 2.023.42 426.13 2,612.24 N4:M3:T4 20 TK (1 .1 5 7 4 0 ) PR Kavali 16 EA Rice T (962.74) 263.45 488.05 348.84 T 1 21 TK (962.74) PR Kavali 19 EA Rice T(308.3 7) 302.30 1.326.96 995.93 N5:M1 22 Jow:Jr TK (298.f6) GC (5.66) W (4.05) KR Kavali 20 Rice T (25.90) 2.83 170.78 95.51 23 Jowar TK (25.50) W (0.40) PR Kavali 25 EA Rice T (288.54) 46.94 495.33 551.59 N3:T1 24 TK (288.54) PR Kavali 23 EA Rice T (332.25) 31.97 127.88 167.54 25 TK (332.25) PR Kavali 25 EA Rice 426.53 T (382.83) 365.84 1.369.05 81.34 N3 26 Regi TK (382.83) PR Kavali 22 EA Rice T (184.13) 560.08 619.17 392.55 N1 27 TK (184.13) PR Kavali 26 EA Rice T (261.43) 336.29 434.22 464.58 N3:T1 28 TK (261.43)

PR K, vali 14 EA Rice 590.84 T (208.41) 337.91 619.98 169.56 Sri Pra~anna 29 TK (188.18) Venkateswara W (20.23) Swamy Temple N3:M2:T2

PR Kavali 10 EA Rice 118.17 T (297.85) 547.54 169.97 505.86 N3:Ml 30 TK (250.10) W (26.30) 0 (21.45) KR Kavali 8 Rice T (105.62) 46.94 37.63 72.84 31 TK (105.62) PR Kavali 16 EA Rice T (626.45) 124,23 326.68 424.11 N3:C1:T4 32 TK (619. 17) 0 (7.28) 42

VilLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Totll number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca. Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms., 5·10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) A __. ______A =_...,. Code village (in r------""' ,- No. hectaresl House. Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stOp. Railway market. station. if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) ( 5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

33 Juvvaladinne 3,024.21 1.855 7.430 P(l 0). M SMP. D W.TW PO. 10+ as I Phone

34 Mallayapalem 376.36 57 225 P ·5 W .5 10+ -5

35 Siddavaram Venke- 823.53 291 1,314 P(2) PHC W PO 10+ -5 tesupalem

36 Allimadugu 2.157.37 640 2.532/ P(3) .5 W.TW PO 10+ BS

37 Umama heswar8- 267.50 125 532 P 5·10 W 5·10 10+ BS puram 38 Kovurpalle 802.00 Urban Ares (KOvufPsl/e Town) 39 Bhogavolu 2.588.77 2.473 11.448 P(5),M H, PHC W.TW PTO. 10+ BS. RS CHW(3) Phone RP(3) SMP(3) 43

DIRECTORY and Land use KAVALI TALUK

Land use (i .e.; area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including "-______-- __A._.,... ______,, Loca- any plac e of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not rell!l'( us, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available histo"cal or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vatian interest

(11 ) ( 12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kavali 13 EA Rice T (750.28) 332.24 1. 754.30 185.75 N3:T3 33 Ragi GC(430.18) TK (224.19) 0 (55.04) W (40.87) KR Kavali 15 Rice T (23.88) 21.85 250.90 79.32 34 Ragi 0 (13.35) W (10.53) l ,_'"a: ::E'" .... 9 '" ~ I- ;: .c ~ ~ :J: Z If) ~ ~ c ~ ." .. w ~ a:: o E O t- U c UJ Vl < "o~ 0:: .... ~ <.!l a.. 5 < t: w 0:: 0 a:: :J: 0 0 0 ...J 0 Z I.LI ...J W < ~ z ::I: (.J l- => • ,0 >< tIl •••

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c( ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

BUTCHIREDDIPALEM TALUI<

1981 1981 Location Name of Village location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

9 Affuru 41 Maktapuram 10 Allurupeta 29 Marripadu 5 An a.n Ihabhotlavari Khandrika 46 MinagalJu 17 Ananthavaran 25 Munulapudi 42 Annareddipalem 38 Nagamambapuram 7 Beeramgunta 52 North Amuluru 12 Bhatrakagollu 8 North Mopuru

45 Challavapalem 34 Padamatipalem 30 Chen navarappadu 44 Panchedu 22 ChennufU 47 Penuballe 3 Purini 2' Oagadanhl Damaramadugu 51 Rebala 18 Damavaram 37 35 Duvvuru 33 Sangam 2 Gogulapalle 14 Singapela 11 Graddagunta 49 Sreerangaraiapuram

4 Indupuru Isaka palem 32 Tharunavaya 39 Thiruveedlpadu 1 Isakepalle 27 23 Thurimerla 28 Jangala Khandrika 48 Jonnavada 16 Ulavapalle 31 Vangallu Kalambhotlavar~ Khandrika 6 36 Vavveru 50 Kalayakagollu Kaligiri Konduru 15 Velicherla 26 20 Velupadu 19 Kaminenipalem 43 Kavetipalem 13 Kothapalle KavaTagunta 24 Yelamanchipedu

45 46

VIllAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not zvailable within tf;" village, tl1e distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz,,- 5 '

1 Isakapalle 2.532.92 2.023 8,825 / P(4),M CHW(2), W,HP PO. PTO. 10+ BS , H 0(2) Phone 2 Gogulapalie 2.196.22 705 3.278 J P(5) -5 W PO 10+ BS

3 Purini 1.365.00 814 3.119/ P(5) FPC W PO. 10+ BS Phone 4 Indupuru 599.34 589 2,248 P(3) -5 W PO. 10+ BS Phone 6 Ananthabhotla 89.44 Uninhabited vari Khandrika 6 Kalambholavari- 100.36 Uninhabited Khandrika 7 Beeramgunta 246.05 272 1.133 P(3) 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ BS

8 North Mopuru 618.76 854 3,493 / P(4 ) FPC W,HP PO, 10+ BS Phone

9 Alluru 8.465.19 2.071 8.056/P(8),M.H. H,RP(3), T,W,TW PO,TO. 10+ BS,RS JC CHW("), PTO, D(A) Phone

10 Allurupeta 938.87 1.982 7.817 1 P( 9), D,CHW(5) W,HP PO. 10+ B5 . M(2),H PTO 11 Graddagunta 365.03 151 573 p 5-10 W - 5 10+ BS

12 Bhatrakagollu 1,232.67 322 1,377 P(2) 5- 10 W PO 10+ -5

13 Kothllpalle 1.891.09 385 1.472 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS Kavaragunta

14 Singapeta 3.152.09 712 3,097 ( P(3) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

15 Velicherla 237.15 108 422 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

16 Ulavapalle 840.93 406 1,837 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

17 Ananthavaram 840.13 217 1.057 P -5 W ·5 10+ BS,RS

18 Damavaram 2.106.79 470 2.237 P(2) PHS W PO 10+ Ii1S

19 Kaminenipalem 244.02 26 146 P .5 W .5 10+ .5 47

DIRECTORY and land use BUTCHIREDDIPALEM TALUK

Land use (i. e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca. ,.-______-A ______...... any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religiolls. Code fo village an d distance supply food by source gated waste avaiJable historical or No. (in Kms.) for culli. archaeological vation interest

(11 ) ( 12) (13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

PR Kovur 30 ED Rice T (768.90) 80.94 1237.93 443-13 N10:M4:T3 GC (768.90) PR Kovur 29 ED Rice T (818.27) 345.19 1031.94 N2'T1 2 C (818.27) PR Kovur 29 ED Rice T(I.019.40) 345.19 N2:T2 3 GC (1.019.40) PR Kovur 24 ED Rice T(447.98) 35.61 8.50 106.43 N20;C2:T5 4 TK(447.98) Uninhabited 5

Uninhabited 6

7 PR Kovur 16 ED.EAG Rice T(141.64) 68.80 32.37 N3 GC(141.64) PR Kovur 20 EA Rice T (364.21) 250.90 N30;C9:M3.T1 0 8 GC (202.34) TK (161.87) PR Kovur 24 EA Rice T (1.823.50) 295.42 5447.86 897.59 Sri Siddheswara. 9 TK (1,823.50) Sri Chenna Kesawa Sri Anjaneya Swamy Temples. N I 00:C5 M4.T2 10 PR Kovur 24 ED.EO Rice T (497.76) 256.57 182.10 N 1 00.C3:M6;T4 TK (497.76) PR Kovur 30 Rice T (273.57) 64.75 24.28 11 GC (273.57) KR Kovur 24 ED Rice 647.50 T (242.81) 226.62 115.34 N2 12 TK (202.34) 0 (40.47) PR Kovur 20 ED Rice 744.62 T (146.09) 12.14 846.60 141.64 N2;Ml 13 TK (135.97) W (6.07) WE (4.05) PR Kovur 28 ED Rice T (',214.05) 202.34 686.75 1048.13 N5:Cl ,M2 T2 14 GC(I,214.05) KR Kovu( 29 Ri e T (80.94) 40.47 76.89 36.42 15 GC (80-94) PR Kovur 29 ED,EAG Rice T (30.35) 708.20 72.84 28 33 N5;Tl 16 GC (20.23) WE ( 10.12) PR Kuvur 20 ED Rice 226.22 T (121.40) 40;47 249.69 202.34 17 TK (121.40) PR Kovur 20 ED,EAG Ri~e 1.011.71 T (64.75) 113.72 754.74 161.87 T1 18 TK (64.75) KR Kovur 28 Ric" T (25.09) 4.45 177.25 36.42 19 TK (25.09) 48

VillAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities aVaifable (if not available within the village, the distance loca. Total area Households and in broad ranges viz. ,- 5 Kms., 5.10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tiMI Name of vifJage of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code viHage (in ,,--___ A ___-.._ ,....._ --.1\,.-----,;------"'" No. hectares) House. Popula. EdUcational Mildical Drinking Post and Day or Communica. . holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Rlls (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station. if any waterway (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) ------~------~------(8) (9) (10) 20 Velupadu 1,284.44 221 1,098 ------P(2) CHW •.PHS W.HP PO BS 21 Dagadarthi 2,462.91 884 4.001/ P(3).M, FPC W PO BS 22 H Chennuru 2,705.31 850 3.596'/ p(6) 5.10 W PO BS 23 Thurimerla 1.040.04 520 2,207 P(3).M PHC W PO BS 24 Yelamanch ipadu 458.10 194 720 P(2) .5 w PO - 5 25 Munulapudi 984.19 325 1.638 P(4),M 5-10 w as

26 Kaligiri Konduru 450.81 / 27 Uninhabited Thiruveedipadu 1,195.84 72 336 P 5·10 w -5 .5 28 Jangala Khandrika 531 .3 Fi 138 577 P -5 W.HP -5 10+ BS 29 Murripadu 2,469.78 569 2.476 P(2),M SNP,MCH w PO 10+ BS 30 Chonnavarappadu 532.16 141 621 P ·5 w .5 -5 31 Vanga1lu 2,135.92 379 1,559 P 5-10 w PO 10+ BS Tharun~vaya 1. 317.24 511 2.086 P -5 W PO BS 33 Sangam 2,098.28 1.249 5.57Y P(2).M(2). H,D W,HP PO as H

34 Padamatipalem 2.408.67 1.170 5,121/ P(2)M 5·10 W.HP PO BS

35 Duvvuru 1,829.57 1,022 4,907( P(2),M(2), H(A}.D W,HP PO. BS . H Phc·ne 36 Vavveru 3,014.49 4.306 19,120( P(16). H,D(Hom) T PO,TO, as M(3).H(2) PHC PTO, 37 JC Phone Rebala 1,208.80 1.411 5.514 l 1"(6),M O(U) W PO. lOt- BS PTO. 38 Phone Nagamambapuram 429.77 406 1,689 P(2) 5-10 w -5 BS 39 Isakapalem 760.00 1,094 4,306 ( P(6}.M .5 w PO, 10+ BS PTO, 41 Phone Maktapuram 510.71 501 2,047 P -5 w PO. BS Phone Note: L.e. No. 40 Butchireddipalem is an hamlet to l.C. No. 36 Vavveru Village and hence it is deleted. 49

DIRECTORY

and land use BUTCHIREDDIPALEM TALUK

Land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including LOCB- ,------______-A ______-, any place of tion Approach Ne~rest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Cede to village end distance supply food by source gated waste avai lable historical or No. (in Kms.) for culli_ archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) ( 13) (14 ) (15) (16) (17) ( 18) ( 19) (20) (1 )

PR Kavur 28 ED Rice T (16.19) 631.31 560.49 72.84 N2 20 TK (16.1 9) PR Kovur 26 ED.EO Rice 404.68 T (1.023.01) 255.76 121.40 657.61 N29:Ml:T2 21 TK (1.023.04) PR Nellare 36 EA Rice 718.72 T (505.86) 65· 56 1.415.18 Nl 22 TK (505.86) PR Nellore 31 EA Rice 218.53 T (226.62) 0.81 407.52 186.56 N3:C1:M1:T3 23 TK (226.62) PR Nellare 30 Rice T (217.32) 6·07 234.31 24 TK (217.32) PR Nellore 22 EA Rice 237.14 T (81.34) 87.82 274.78 303.11 25 TK (81.34) Uninhabited 26 PR Nellore 28 Rice T (19.83) 413.59 295.01 466.20 27 TK (19.83) PR Nellare 38 EA R,ce T(121.40) 101.17 306.75 N3:Cl :T1 28 TK (121.40) PR Nellare 43 EA Rice 607.03 T (485.62) 440.30 309.98 626.86 N10:Tl 29 TK 485.62) KR Nellare 49 Rice T(202.34) 161.87 147.71 19.42 Nl0:N1 30 TK (202.34) PR Nellare 35 EA Rice T (101.17) 75.68 190.20 1.768.07 N5:M2:T3 31 TK (101.17) Nellare 35 PR EA Rice 24.28 T (161. 87) 161.87 321.32 647.90 Nl0:T3 32 TK (161.87) PR Nellare 38 EA Rice 432.60 T (230.67) 721.15 410.75 303.11 Sangameswara 0(182.11) Swamy Temple TK (48.56) N55:C2:M4:T3 33 PR Nellore 26 EA Rice T (687.96) 182.11 121.40 1.416.40 N40.M2:T5 34 GC (485.62) o (202.34) PR Nellare 22 EA Rice T (375.14) 359.36 14.16 1.080.51 N15rCl:M3:T4 35 GC (375.14) PR Nellere 16 EA Rice 270.33 T (2.046.49) 331.44 364.22 NI50:C17: 36 TK (2.046.49) M11:Tl0

PR Nellare 13 EA Rice T (612.29) 58.68 10.12 526.09 N25 C2:M2:T1 37 TK (612.29)

PR Nellare 14 EA Rice T (87.82) 43.70 228.65 68.80 N3:T1 38 TK (87.82) PR Nellare 18 EA Rice 214·08 T (337.10) 127.88 80.94 N25:C2:Tl 39 GC(337.10)

PR Nellare 24 EA Rice T (87.01) 60.70 359.36 3.64 N15:C2:Tl 41 GC (78.92) u (8.09) 50

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loea. Total area HousehOlds and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) , ____A ___~ Code village (in __A ______-~ No. ,..----- hectares) House. Popula. Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (8us (Pota ble) the stop. Railway markel. stallon. if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4 B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

42 Annareddipalem 737.74 626 2.683 P(2).M -5 W.T. PO 10+ 85 HP

43 Kavetipalem 193.44 110 357 -5 5-10 W .5 '0+ -5 44 Panchedu 853.48 311 1,288 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

45 Challayapalem 313.22 422 1.741 P(3) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

46 Minagallu 1,024.66 471 2.077 P(2). 5-10 W.T PO '0+ BS M(2). H 47 Penuballe 958.29 782 3.263 I' P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 48 Jonnavada 462·15 27B 1.217 P 5-10 W.T PO". 10+ BS Phone

49 Sreerangarajapuram 141.63 395 1.625 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

50 Kalayakagollu 387.28 82 309 P(2) S-10 W PO 10+ BS 61 Damaramadugu 1.145.66 1.359 5.550/ P(5) -5 W PO. PTO. 5-10 BS Phone 52 North Amuluru 1,072.41 311 1.321 P 5-10 W PO 10+ as 51

DIRECTORY and Land use BUTCHIREDDIPALEM TALUK

Land use i.e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- -A tion r- l any place of Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No, (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(20) (1 ) (11) ( 12) (13) (14) (15) (16 ) ( 17) (18) ( 19)

N25:T5 42 PR Nellore 24 EA Rice T (719.12) 16.19 GC (516.78) o (202.34) 43 KR Nellore 20 Rice T {165.'52} 22.66 3.64 GC (165.52) 44 PR NeHore 22 EA Rice T (598.93) 44.52 206.39 N3:T1 GC (546.32) 0 (52.61) 45 PH NeJJore 15 fA fljce T (157.83) 99.15 42.49 N5 GC (157.83) N50:C3:M3:T3 46 PR Nellore 26 EA Rice T (280.85) 78.51 228.65 313.63 GC (280.85) 161.87 N15:C1:M1:T2 47 PR NeHore 19 EA Rice T (428.16) 202.34 163.90 GC (428.16) 259.00 Sri Ma lIikharjuna PR NeHore 24 EA Rice T (78.10) 121.81 2.43 Swamy & Kamesh- GC (78.10) itayee Temple M5:M2:T2 48 32.37 49 KR NeHore 15 Rice T (87.41) 5.66 16.19 GC (87.41) 141.64 N3:C1:M 11 :T3 50 PR Nellore 13 EA Rice T (215.29) 8.09 22.26 GC (215.29) 532.56 C2:M4:T5 51 PR Nellore 10 EA Rice T (562.51, 48.56 GC ('i62.51) 242.31 N2 52 PR Kovur 18 EO Rice 161.87 T (202.34) 40.47 424.92 GC (121.40) TK (80.94) KOVUR TALUK _.. __ -- I I ;: I '0 u I en ~ w } no '" '0 ~ W u ,;. :>: u 0 <'3 < • .; ~ ~ .;; .. -~ 0 ~ ·ro " 0 '0 t- . " ) Z , ~ U " ~ ~ ~ , J .. :r W "' I- '" \J) 0:: I . f, . ~ ::::::> t- ~ .... g ~ w I! ,;; I , . 0: ...J (f) ro ! ] 0 ~ I J, 0 I I 0 <1 0 "' ~ 0: ~ ;; " '" ~ .; 5 l is If ~ 0. I " Q. rJ : n 0 :s: C0 a::: w I I I ... ~@ <1 n )( • 0: -J I ~I 1-' "- '" 0: ::::::> 0 © d! • 0 :x: « I I ~~~H • Go '"0. ~Ei' + _J 'l t L J > I 0 • 0 I z 0 _J tl d W ~ Z 2: IJJ ~ III 1i. 1~] :g

U. .0 v ~ 0 "I ill ~ ~ 112 ). ~ ~ 0 z c « 0 > ;::: ~ u 0 is ~ 1 Vl .8 ~ i2 '~'~ \ ~ ~ ~\~'\,~~.~ a: 1 ~ .. \\o\, " ::> ~,.. > ) " "~ '" >.:"' ~ o· m Z .~~.~~~~' ~ ~ .. ,,:>:~ m I w •..~,,~. "" u .... ;, ~.~~'j ~ ~O~" ~~7'E u u I ~ j !

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KOVUR TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

20 Alaganipadu 26 Modegunta 27 Alurupadu 24 Mudivarthi

12 Basavayapalem 8 Nayudupalem 9 Bodduvaripalem 30 North Rajupalem

17 Choukacherla 2 Oochaguntapalem 1 Choutaputhedu 36 Padugupadu 11 Damegunta 15 Parlapalle 18 Dampuru 32 Paturu 21 Dandigunta 3 Pedaputhedu 34- Pothireddipalem 6 Gandavaram 33 Gangavaram 28 Ramannapalem 4 Gotlapalem 14 Gundalammapalem 10 Talamanchi

37 Inamadugu 23 Utukuru

7 Kodavaluru 22 Varini 5 Kothavangallu 19 Vavilla 35 Kovur 25 Veguru 13 Venkanapuram 38 Leguntapadu 16 Vidavaluru

29 Maneguntapadu 31 Yellayapalem

53 54

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz. ,- 5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility availeble is given) Code village (in r----"-----, r--·------_A ____ - ______~ No. hectares) House- Popula· Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica. holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market. station. if any waterway) ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (a) (9) (10)

Chutaputhedu 576.68 160 884 P .5 W PO .5 .5

2 Oochaguntapalem 702.94 167 665 P .5 W -5 .5 BS

3 Pedaputhedu 1.689.15 1.153 4.32-YP(7) ,M(2J. o (A) W PO. .5 BS H Phone .4: Gotlapalem 150.54 Uninhabited 5 Kothavangallu 1.271.52 1.095 4,639/ P(4),M PHS W PO 5-10 BS

• .6 Gandavaram 2,597.27 1,147 5,090 I P(6),M. H(A).D{A) W PO. 5-10 BS H Phone 7 Kodavaluru 696.06 681 2,586 P(3),M, H.D,RP W.HP PO.TO, 5-10 BS.RS H PTO, Phone ;,} 8 lIlayudupalem 265.47 .... 253 973 P(2) .5 W .5 10+ .5 9 Bodduvaripalen 1,224.58 801 3.235 P(4) .5 W pO 5-10 BS

• 10 Talamanchi 2,400.99 1,194 4.691 ( pe) 10+ W PO 5·10 BS.RS

11 Damegunta 299.47 264 1.225 P .5 W PO 5-10 -5

12 Basavayapalem 249.69 203 888 P(2) -5 W PO 5_10 BS

13 Venkanapuram 142.45 125 561 P .5 W,HP pO 5-10 -5 14 Gundalammapalem 326.17 277 1,139 P(3),M 5-10 W.HP PO, 5-10 BS Phone

15 Parlapalle 1.010.09 651 2,714 P(3).M .5 W PO. 10+ BS Phone 16 Vidava!uru 1. 724.36 1,888 7.639 I P(9).M, H.RP(2) • W.HP PO.TO, 10+ BS H,C FPC,NH(2), Phone CHW(8) 17 Choukacherla 1.132.71 648 2,518 P(4) .5 W PO 10+ BS

18 Dampuru 1.074.03 522 2,017 P(3) .5 W.HP PO 10+ BS 55

DIRECTORY and land use KOVUR TALUK

Lana use (i .e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loea-

~------~ ______A ______------, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14 ) (15) ( 16) (1 7) ( 18) ( 19) (20) (1)

PR Nellore 20 ED Rice 323.34 T(81.75) 49.37 81.75 40.47 1 GC (42.49) TK (39.26) 2 PR Kovur 15 ED Rice 165.92 T(181.30) 4.05 4.05 347.62 GC(156.21) TK (25.09) 3 PR Nellore 21 EA Pice T (955.06) 40.47 121.40 572.22 NS,Cl:TS R (955.06) Uninhabited 4 233.10 N15:Cl:Ml:T3 5 PR Nellore 19 EA Rice 118.78 T(757.57) 40.47 12,.40 R (676.63) o (80.94) 186.16 N50:C4:Tl0 6 PR Kovur 10 ED Rice T (1.052.18) 74.46 1.284.47 o (1.052.18) 5.26 41.69 Sri Udaya Kaleswara. 7 PR Kovur 9 ED.EAG Rice T (595.29) 53.82 TK (595.29) Sri Venugopala & Laxminarasimha Swamy Temples. N 1 0:C2:M4:T2 25.09 218.53 N4:Tl 8 PR Nellore 18 ED Rice T (21.85) GC (21.85) 4.05 226.62 265.88 C1 :M2:T5 9 PR Kovur 10 ED Rice T (728.03) TK (728.03) 161.87 1.013.32 N17:Ml:T7 10 PR Kovur 13 ED.EAG Rice 337.91 T (806.94) 80.95 R (768.90) o (38.04) 59.08 N4:T1 11 PR Kovur 17 ED.EAG Rice T (240.39) TK (240.39) 32.37 2.43 N5:M1 :T3 12 PR Kovur 11 ED,EAG Rice T (214.89) GC (214.89) 10.93 13 PR Kovur 14 ED Rice T(131.52) TK (131. 52) 41 .28 7.28 2.02 N4:T2 14 PR Kovur 11 ED,EAG Rice T (275.59) GC(154.18) TK (121.41) 168.35 N20:C1 :M5:T7 15 PR Kovur 13 ED,EAG Rice T (760.40) 81.34 GC (160.40) N200:C5:M4;T20 16 PR Kovur 15 ED.EAG Rice T(1.126.64) 116.95 480.77 GC (1.126.64)

217.32 N25:M1:T6 17 PR Kovur 18 ED.EAG Rice T (878.97) 36.42 TK (717 10) GC (161.87) 18 PR Kovur 19 ED.EAG Rice T (870.07) 25.90 178.06 N20:C1 :M2:T5 TK (870.07) 56

VILLAGE

NELlORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loea. Total area Households and in broad ranges viz. ,- 5 Kms., 5.10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) r------.----___A ______--, Code village (in r----A ----, No. hectares) House. Popula. Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway)

19 Vavilla 652.76 700 2,594 P(2} ·5 W PO 10+ BS

20 Alaganipadu 664.49 449 1.812 P(2) 5·10 W,HP PO, 10+ BS Phone 21 Dandigunta 785.49 499 1.942 P(2) RP(2), W.1W PO, 10+ BS CHW.H(A) Phone D(A) 22 Varin! 3,303.4" 1,515 6,293 / P(5) H.HC,RP, W,HP PO. 10+ BS CHW(5) Phone

23 Utukuru 3,533.30 1,518 5,985 / P(9), H W.HP PO 10 f- BS M(2).H 24 Mudivarthi 1.940.06 1,386 5,569 I P(3),M H(A) , W.T PO 10+ BS j D A) 25 Veguru 1,801.66 1.413 5,604 P(2),M D(A) W PO 5-1 ° BS 26 Modegunta 316.87 310 1.176 P(2) 5-1 ° W PO '0+ f.;S

27 Alurupadu 264.14 330 1. 239 P 5·10 W .5 -5 BS

28 Ramannapalem 286.92 347 1.366 P DiA) W,T PO, 5-10 BS Phone 29 Maneguntapadu 218.63 211 783 P .5 W PO ·5 BS

30 North Rajupalem 385.66 821 3,412/ P(3),M. .5 W.TK PO. ·5 -5 H Phone 31 Yellayapalem 456.67 1,631 6.566 ( P(8).M. PHC.D T PO.PTO. 5-10 BS H Phone

32 Paturu "129.47 1.111 4,015 I P(2) M .5 W PO 10+ BS H

33 Gangavaram 416.02 494 1.917 P(3) .6 W PO ·5 ·5

34 Pothireddipalem 789.13 628 2,649 P .5 W PO 5-10 BS

35 Kovur 628 00 Urban Area (Kovur Town) 36 Padugupadu 531.35 1,934 8,271 ( P(7) H W PO ·5 BS,RS

37 Inamadugu 1.113.29 1,576 6,670 : P(3),M.H .5 W PO ·5 BS,RS

38 Leguntapadu 486.84 671 2,407 P(2),M CHW W,HP PO.TO, ·5 BS Phona 57

DIRECTORY and Land use KOVUR TALUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded uptO 2 decimal places) including Loea- ~ ______A ______, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste Available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(1 1) ( 12) ( 13) ( 14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kovur 24 ED.EAG Rice T (534.59) 118.17 N4:C 1 :M4:T6 19 GC (534.59) PR Kovur 18 ED.EAG Rice T(567.37) 7.69 89.43 N6:C 1 :M2:T6 20 GC (567.37) PR Kovur 26 ED Rice T (579.10) 140.83 65.56 N5:T3 21 GC (386.07) TK (193.03) PR Kovur 30 ED Rice T (1.112.48) 229.05 35.61 1.926.30 N6:C1:Tl 22. TK (722.36) GC (390.92) PR Kovur 24 ED.EAG Rice T (1.098.31) 1.249.67 1.185.32 N60:C4:Ml:T4 23 GC (1.098.31) PR Nellare 21 ED Rice T (1.011.71) 17159 756.76 C4:M2:T6 24 0(1.011.71) PR Kovur 8 ED Rice T(1.052.18) 390.52 312 .42 46.54 C3:TS 25 GC (1.052.18) PR Nellare 16 ED Rice T (275.19) 5.26 36.42 N50:C 1 :M2:T4 26 GC (275.19) PR Kav"r 8 ED R:ce T (214.49) 7.28 32.37 T2 27 o (214.49) PR Kavur 5 ED Rice T (222.58) 3.64 60.70 C2:M4:T5 28 GC (222.58) PR Kovur 7 ED Rice T (174.82) 8.10 8.09 27.52 N 12:C3:M2:T3 29 R (161.87) o (12.95) PR Nellare 10 ED Rice T (276.40) 23.88 85.38 N 1 00:C4:M4:T6 30 0(276.40) PR Nellere 17 EA Rice T (217.31) 4.05 234.31 Sri Prasanna 31 Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple GC (217.31) N 1 OO:C8:M8:T12 PR Nellare 10 EA Rice T (728.43) 55.44 80.94 264.66 N20;C2:M2:T7 32 R (708.20) o (20.23) PR Kovur 3 ED Rice T (333.46) 31.97 50.59 C2:T4 33 o (333.46) PR Nellore 5 ED Rice T (392.54) 315.65 80.94 N40:M4:Tl 34 GC (392.54) Urban Area (Kovur Town) 35 PR Nellore 2 ED Rice T (279.64) 29.14 222.57 N40:C2:M5:T5 36 GC (279.64) PR Nellore 8 ED Rice T (566.56) 4.06 542.68 M5:T4 37 GC (566.56) PR Kovur 3 ED.EAG Rice T (315.25) 40.47 9.71 121.41 C1:M7:T8 38 R (283.28) 0(31.97) INDUKURPET TALUK -_ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

INDUKURPET TAL UK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1 ) (2) ( 1) (2)

30 Allipuram 52 Mamidipudi 47 Amudal~padu 7 MUdivarthipalem 22 Amulur South 23 Mungaladoruvu 3 Mypadu 49 6rahmadevam 4 Narasapuram 26 Chinna Cherukuru 25 Natukuru 27 ChintareddipaJem 8 Nidimusali

41 Eduru -I 9 Pallipadu 45 Eduru -11 28 Pedda Cherukuru 24 Peduru 2 Gangapatnam 48 Pidathapoluru 29 Gudipallipadu 17 Pogadadoruvu Khandrika 33 Gundlapalem 20 Potlapudi 31 Pottepalem 13 Indukurpet -I 6 Punnur 12 I ndukurpet -II

14 Jangalavaridoruvu Khandrika 46 Sivarampuram 15 Somarajupalle 35 t

59 60

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + ICms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (i n r----A ---, r------A ------____, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station, if any waterway)

(' ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Kudithipalle 1,393.73 624 2.525 P(2) -5 W,HP.R PO. Phone 10+ BS

2 Gangapatnam 2,343.12 1.475 5.648/ P,AC.O RP, W.HP,T PO, Phone 10+ BS CHW(4)

3 Mypadu 896.16 988 4,424/P(3).O(3) PHC.FPC, W.HP.T PO.TO. 10+ BS CHW(2). PTa. MCH. Phone RP(2) 4 Narasapuram 432.61 425 1.700 P.M.H 6-10 W PO 10+ BS 5 Komarika 753.51 881 3.723/' P(3).M -5 W.HP PO 10+ BS

6 Punnur 381.21 289 1.121 P(3) RP W.HP PO 10+ BS

7 Mudivarthipalem 838.91 467 1. 716 P(2).M.H H W.HP PO 10+ BS

8 Nidimusali 502.62 348 1.333 P(2) .1 -5 W PO. Phone 10+ BS

9 Pa,lipadu 651.95 507 1.966 P(2).M.H D.CHW(2). W.HP PO. Phone 10+ BS MH.RP(2) 10 Lebulu Bit - I 2.361.74 790 3.105/ P(3) CHW(3) W.HP PO. Phone 5-10 BS

11 Leburu Bit - II 2.361.74 919 3.910/P.M.H.O -5 W.HP PO. Phone 5-10 BS

12 Indukurpet·1I 2.242.36 1.330 5.629( P(3).M; H W.HP PO.T.:>. 10 f- BS H PTO.Phona

13 Indukurpet-I 2.242.36 1.088 5.052/ P(2).M.H H.O W.HP PO.TO.PTO 10+ BS Phone

14 Ja ngalavaridoruvu 49.37 114 459 P -5 TW -5 10+ ,5 Khandrika 15 Sorrarajupalle 893.95 411 1.580 P 5-10 W PO 10+ .5

16 Koruturu 1.083.34 618 2.496 P(2) -5 W.HP PO. Phone 10+ BS

17 Pogadadoruvu Khandrika 59.89 59 219 P 5·10 W· PO lOr -5

18 Kothapalem 418.44 310 1.262 P .5 W PO 10+ BS

19 Venkanapalem 707.79 476 1.916 P(2) • -5 W.TW PO 10+ BS M(2).H 61

DIRECTORY and Land use INDUKURPET TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Rema,ks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- _A______, r- any place 01 tion Appr08ch Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Cullurable Area not religious, Coda to viJlaJe and distance supply food by source galed waste available historical 01 No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological \lation interest

(11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ( 18) (19) (20) (1 )

1 PI'l Nellore 24 ED.EAG Rice T (244.43) 537.83 604.19 N2:C3:T5 TK (244.43) PR Nellars 27 EA Rice T (811.80) 12.14 384.45 1.134.13 N10:C1:M1:T1 2 TK (566.56) GC (222.58) TWE (14.57) W (8.09) 3 PR Nellare 20 fA Rice T (473.48) 8.09 149.73 263·04 Sri Prasanna Vis- TK (445.15) weswara Swamy TWE (20.24) Temple WE (8.09) N50:C2:M1 :T8 PR Nellore 21 EA Rice 67.58 4 5 PR Nellore 18 ED,E.AG Rice T (394.57) 276.40 82.15 N2 :C5:M3 :19 TK(394.57) 6 PR Nellare 13 ED.EAG Rice T (286.52) 48.56 10.12 34.40 N1:12 TK (286.52) 7 PR Nellare 21 ED,EAG Rice T (293.40) 311.61 233.10 N 1:C 1:M 1 :T5 TK (793.40) 8 PR Nellore 15 fD.EAG Rice T (235.93) 104.41 160.25 M2:T5 TK (235.93) 9 PR Nellore 14 ED.EAG Rice T (270.73) 87.82 19."2 273.56 N4:T3 TK (270.73) PR I\!ellare 7 ED.EAG Rice T (615.12) 615.12 128.69 1,001.59 N8:C5:M3:T8 10 TK (615.12) PR Nellore 13 ED.EAG Rice T (971.24) 1.023.85 364.21 Nl:M4:T8 11 TK (971.24) PR Nellare 11 ED.EAG Rice T (712.24) 373.52 58.68 1,096.69 Sri Laxmi - Nara- 12 TK (712.24) simha Swamy Temple N3:C2:T5 PR Nellore 22 ED.EAG Rice T (708 60) 631.35 261.83 740.57 Sri Malles wara- 13 TK (708 60) swamy Temple Nl00:C3:M2 KR I\!ellore 22 ED Rice 49 37 14

PR Nellore 26 ED Rice T (341.96) 68.80 465.39 15 TK(341.96) PR Nellore 25 ED.EAG R;ce T (453.65\ 404.68 25.90 193.44 N6:C1 :16 16 TK (453.65) KR Nellore 15 ED.EAG Rice T (47.35) 4.45 0.41 7.68 N1 17 GC(47.35) N4:C2:Ml:T8 18 PR Nellore 16 ED Rice T (224.19) 126.26 67.99 GC (224.19) Cl;T3 19 PR Nellore 12 ED Rice T (700.91) 6.88 GC (700.91] 62

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms •• 5-10 Kma. and 10+ Kms. 01 the tion Name of village of the ,--___populationA ____ , nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,------___A ______, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. RailwaY market. station. if any water way (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

20 Potlapudi 352.88 555 2.057 P H{A) W.TW PO BS

21 Villukanipalle 299.47 231 869 P(2) -5 W.TW -5 10+ BS

22 Amulur South 852.67 474 2.037 P.M H(A).FPC W.TW PO 10+ BS

23 Mungeladoruvu 160.66 209 781 P(2) -5 W.TW PO 6-10 BS

24 Peduru 987.43 699 2.908 P -5 W PO 5-10 BS

26 Narukuru 315.25 377 1.585 P.M _5 W PO 5-10 BS

26 Chinna Cherukuru 653.97 381 1 .934 P.M.H H(A) W.TW PO. 5-10 BS Phone 27 Chintareodipalem 657.21 812 3.343 ./ P(3) PHS W,HP PO, 5-10 5-10 Phone 28 Pedda Cherukuru 373.52 313 1,193 P 5-10 W,HP PO, 5-10 BS Phone 29 Gudipallipadu 1.223.36 1.787 7.207 I P(6) RP.CHW(2) W.HP PO. §-10 BS Phone 30 Allipuram 768.50 1.206 5.128 ( P(4) 5-10 W,HP PO. 5-10 BS Phone 31 Pottepalem 1.631.69 453 2.048 P(2) 5-10 W PO. 5-10 BS

32 Kondayapalem 642.64 Urban Area (Included In Nel/ore Municipality)

33 Gundlapalem 574.65 400 1.513 P(2) -5 W PO -5 BS

34 Visavaviletipadu 505.05 483 1.929 P(2) 5-10 W.HP PO. 5-10 BS Phone 35 Kakupalle (Bit - I) 892.07 690 2.746 P(3) o W.HP.T PO. 5-10 BS Phone 36 Kakupalle(Bit_ll) 906.49 681 2.720 P(5) D W PO. 10+ BS Phone 37 Varigonda 1.331.P2 1.087 4.294 I P.M.H PHC W PO 10+ BS

38 Totap,lligudur 1.847.79 686 2.937 P(3),M.H W. TW PO 10+ BS (Bit.ll) 39 Totapalligudur 958.07 520 2.129 P(3) O.PHC W PO 10+ BS ( Bit-I) 40 ThotapalJe 1.039.23 734 2.785 P H(A) W PO 10+ BS

41 Eduru (Bit - I) 732.83 829 3.151/ P.M.H D W PO BS

42 Koduru (Bit - II) 2.781.80 452 1.822 P(2). D W.TW PO BS M.H 63

DIRECTORY and Land use INDUKURPET TALUK

Land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,.-______A ______, any place of lion Approach Neara"l town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to villJge and distance supply food by source gated waste a~ailable historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(1 1) ( 12) ( 13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) (18) ( 19) (20) (1 )

PR Nellore 12 ED Rice T (282.47) 42.89 27.52 N 1 0:C4:M3:T1 0 20 GC (282.47) PR Nellore 12 ED Rice T (199.11) 100.36 21 TK (199.11) PR Nellore 10 ED Rica r (519.61) 241.60 50.99 40.47 N2:Cl:Ml:T6 22 TK (519.61) PR Nellore 8 ED Rice T (131.12) 11.74 9.71 8.09 N8:C1 :T2 23 TK (131·12) PR Nellore 7 ED Rice T (335.89) 89.84 67.99 493.71 C1:M3:T8 24 TK (335.89) PR Nellare 6 ED Rice T (253.33) 21.04 23.07 17 .81 Cl:Ml:T1 25 TK (253.33) PR Nellore 7 ED Rice T (482.38) 24.69 122.21 24.69 N8:C7:M1:T8 26 Gr. (482.38) PR Nellore 6 ED Rice T (582.34) 43.30 31.57 N4.Cl:Ml:Tl 27 TK (582.34) PR Nellare 8 ED Rice T(254.95) 48.97 12.95 56.65 N6:M3.T3 28 GC (254.95) PR Nellare 8 ED,EAG Rice T (647.09) 243.62 190.20 142.45 N4.C 1 :M3:T3 29 TK (647.09\ PR Nellore 8 EA Rice T (386.47) 168.35 195.06 18 62 N 12:C1 :M5:T2 30 GC (386.47) PR Nellore 8 EA Rice 121.40 T (261.43) 176.85 545.92 526.09 N4:C1:M2:T2 31 Ragi TK (261.43) Urban Area (Included in Ne/lore Municipality) 32

PR Nellore 4 ED,EAG Rice T (492.50) 24.28 56.65 N2:Ml :Tl 33 GC (492.50) PR Nellore 6 ED.EAG Rice T (452.44) 7.69 44.92 N3:C4:M2:T3 34 TK (452.44) PR Nellore 9 EA Rice T (597.31) 105.62 188.99 Nl 0:C1 :M3:T5 35 TK (597.31) PR Nellare 12 fA Rice T (551.18) 274.38 80.93 N8:CI :M2:T4 36 TK (551.18) PR Nellore 12 ED Rice T (863.60) 136.78 210.03 121.41 N9:Cl:M3:T6 37 GC (863.60) PR Nellore 18 ED Rice T (610.26) 647.50 566.15 23.88 N30:C2:T3 38 GC \610.26) PR Nellore 18 ED Rice T (642.23) 230.67 84.98 C2:M1 :T2 39 GC (E42.23) PR Nellore 16 ED Rice T (653.16) 60.70 325.37 N6:C2:M5:T7 40 TK (653.16) PR Nellore 16 ED Rice T (465.79) 60.70 205.98 N8:C2:M 12:T7 41 TK (465.79) PR Nellore 20 ED Rice T (425.32) 538.64 1.449.64 368.66 T3 42 TK (425.32) 64

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) lion ,-_____ - ______A ___ Code village (in ,-----"----, --, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion \/vater Telegraph days of tions (Bus ( Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any waterway) ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B1 (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

43 Koduru (Bit - II) 1.361.76 1.029 4.265 I' P(5) H(A) TW PO 10+ BS

44 Koduru Khandrika 91.05 35 129 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

45 Eduru (Bit - II) 1.204.16 365 1.423 P(3) -5 W.TW PO 10+ BS

46 Sivarampuram 183.32 18 70 P -5 W -5 10+ _5

47 Amudalapadu 181.70 96 437 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

48 Pidathapoluru 1.018.19 655 2.734 P(3) -5 W.HP PO 10+ BS

49 Brahmadevam 1.394.95 1.039 3.993 P(2). M RP W.HP PO. 10+ BS Phone 50 Valluru 1.052.59 694 2.848 P(4) -5 W.HP PO 10+ BS

51 Vallurivari Khandrika 37.64 19 74 P _5 W -5 10+ BS

52 Mamidipudi 701. 72 267 1.126 P 5-10 W.HP PO 10+ -5 65

DIRECTORY and land use INDUKURPET TALUK

Land use (i .e •• area under difterent types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- r------A.------__, any plat;e of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (InKms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) ( 12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) ( 19) (20) (1)

PR Nellore 18 ED Rice T (587.20) 520.83 247.26 6.07 C2:M5:T8 43 GC (587.20) KR Nellore 20 ED Rice T (36.42) 14.57 40.06 44 GC (36.42) PR Nellore 24 ED Rice 40.47 T (442.72) 180.08 378.78 161.87 N10 45 GC (442.72) KR Nellore 29 Rice T (54.63) 8.50 119.79 46 GC (54.63) 47 KR Nellore 20 Rice T (82.96) 28.33 20.23 50.18 N1 GC (82.96) 48 PR Nellore 16 ED.EAG Rice T(562.11) 178.06 20 23 254.95 N6:C2:M1:T5 TK (562.11) 25.90 377.97 N7:M1:T3 49 PR Nellare 16 ED.EAG Rice T (930.37) 40.47 GC (930.37) 331.44 N 12:C3:M2:T1 0 50 PR Nellore 18 ED.EAG Rice T (715.08) 6.07 TK (715.08) 4.05 N1 51 PR Nellore 17 ED.EAG Rice T (27.52) 6.07 GC (27.52) 6.88 40.47 252.52 N6:M2:T4 52 KR Nellere 21 ED.EAG Rice T (401.85) GC (401.85) NELLORE TALUK III US

:=US g:>: ;;: s ~ .... '00 :r: ::::> (.) ; Vl _. :z W 0:: 0 0 .... 1= <{ ~ ~ 0 IX !!2 Q_ l&J 0 ~ <{ IX: llJ <: IX 0 0:: "' :r: ...J :z'" 0 9 'f: Z ...J ..J v <{ lI.I llJ - Z ZN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

NELLORE TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

13 Akkacherllupadu 14 Mannavarappadu 17 Amamcherla 16 Mattempadu 12 Ambapuram 15 Mogallapalem 45 Ananthapuram 6 Mapur South 27 Anikepalle 42 Motluru 7 Mulumudi 20 Bujabuja Nellors 43 Muthukuru 28 NlIgulavaram 8 Dellarapalem 41 Narikelapalle 18 Donthali 44 Nelaturu 10 Nellars (Bit-I) 51 Edagali 11 Nellare (Bit-It) 40 Epuru (Bit-I A) 48 Epuru (Bit-I B) 9 Ogurpadu 49 Epulu (Bit-It) 22 Padaru pal Ie 1 Gollakandukur 46 Painampuram 25 Penubarthi 52 IdimepaIJe 50 Pudiparthi 39 Punjulurpadu

30 Kakuturu 2 Sajjapuram 24 Kallurpalle 35 Survepalle (Bit-I) 4 Kandamuru 36 Survepalle (Bit-II) 31 Kandalapadu 37 Survepalle (Bit-Ill) 29 Kantepalle 38 Survepalle (Bit- IV) 23 Kanuparthipadu 26 Survepalle (Bit-V) 33 Kanupuru (Bit-I) 34 Kanupuru (Bit-II) 5 Upputuru 32 Kasumuru 47 Kris h napatnam 21 Vedayapalem 19 Kumkumpudi 3 Vellanti

67 68

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Tolal number of Amenities available (if not avai lable withi n the village, the distance Loca- TOlal area Hou~eholds and in broad ranges viz. ,- 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + ICms. of the lion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,-___.A. ___, ,-______A ______, Code village (i n No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway markel, station. if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Gollakandukur 1.123.00 306 1,369 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10-

2 Sajjapuram 662.47 173 784 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ -5

3 Vellanli 1,400.21 675 3,149/ P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

4 Kanda muru 1,494·10 273 1,229 P(2) 10+ W,HP PO 1 (\ I- -5

5 Upputuru 440.70 162 637 P 10+ W -5 10+ 5-10

6 Mopur South 1.877.74 623 2,849 P,M'H 10+ W PO 10+ BS

7 Mulumudi 2,261.82 743 3,138 _/ P(3),M 0 W,HP PO 10 I- BS

8 Devarapalem 1.768.28 506 2,141 P(4) 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

9 Ogurpadu 237.95 78 317 P 5-10 W - 5 10+ -5

10 Nellore(Bit-l) (R) 3.209.15 83 344 P -5 W PO -5 -5

11 Nellore(Bit-lI) 2.087.77 Urban Area (Nell are Municipality)

12 Ambapuram 515.57 100 499 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

13 Akkachervupadu 242.81 61 291 P 5-10 W,T -5 5-10 -5

14 Mannavarappadu 260.21 131 544 P 10+ W -5 10+ -6

15 Mogallapalem 305.13 78 375 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ -5

16 Mattempadu 619.97 85 431 -5 -5 W -5 10+ -5

17 Amamcherla 1,875.71 592 2,141 P(4) ,0 10+ W,HP PO'TO 10+ BS

18 Donlhali 1,300.66 178 821 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

19 Kumkumpudi 311.20 127 476 P -5 W -5 5-10 -5

20 Bujabuja Nellore 281· 26 181 839 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

21 Vedayapalem 320.51 Urban Area (Included in Nellore Municipality)

22 Padarupalle 372.31 Urban Area (Included in Nellare MUnicipality) 69

DIRECTORY and land use NEllORE TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) ______A ______~ includi ng LOCB- r----- any ~Iace of tion Arproach Ne1rest town Power Staple Forest Irriga ted Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (In Kms.) for culti. archaeologica I vatian interest

( 11 ) (12) ( 13) (14 ) (1 5) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (19 ) (20) (1 )

PR Nellore 26 ED Rice T (88.63) 573.84 15.38 444.75 Ragi TK (88.63) KR Nellare 25 EA Rice T (62.72) 295.02 304.73 2 Ragi TK (62.72) PR Nellore 23 EA Rice 144.88 T (331.84) 380.00 102.39 440.70 T4 3 Ragi TK (331.84) PR Nellare 21 ED Rice 390.11 T (210.03) 548.75 40.47 304.32 4 Ragi TK (210.03) kR Nellore 17 Rice T (72.03) 182.10 18.62 167.13 5 Ragi TK (72.03) PR Nellore 20 ED Rice 432.20 T (276.40) 779.83 388.90 Nl:M2:T2 6 Ragi TK (276.40) PR Nellore 15 ED,EO Rice T (516 78) 838.50 222.58 683.10 N 15:T3 7 Ragi TK (516.78) PR Nellore 10 EA Rice 381.62 T (86,60) 292.18 325.37 682.30 N1:C1:M2:T2 8 Ragi TK (86.60) KR Nellore 10 Rice T (5.66) 106.84 125.45 9 Ragi TK (5.66) PR Nellore ED Rice T (404.69) 1.102.36 1,027.09 675.01 RanganaY2ka 10 Ragi TK (404.69) Swamy Temple

Urban Area (Ne/lore Municipality) 11

PR Nellore 6 Rice 90.65 T (69.20) 355.31 M1 12 TK (69.20) KR Nellare 10 Rice T (43.30) 60.30 139.21 13 Ragi TK (43.30) PR Nellore 13 Rice T (59.902 81.34 63.94 55.03 T2 14 Ragi TK (59.90) KR Nellare 20 Rice T (68.80) 43.70 25·09 167.54 15 Ragi TK (68.80) PR Nellare 17 EAG Rice T (23.07) 152.97 23.47 420.46 16 Ragi TK (23.07) PR Nellare 14 EA Rice 364.22 T (245.64) 48.97 320.51 896.37 N1:T4 17 Ragi TK (245.64) PR Nellare 13 Rice 784.28 T (100.36) 60.71 229.05 126.26 N1:M1:T1 18 TK (100,36) KR Nellare 8 ED Rice T (13.35) 121.81 151.35 24.69 19 TK (13.35) PR Nellare 8 ED Rice T(98.74) 74.87 78.10 29.14 N3 20 TK (98.74) Urban Area (Included in Ne/lore Municipality) 21

Urban Area (Included in Nellore Municipality) 22 70

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca. Total area Households and in broad ranges v;z.,- 5Kms., 5.10Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,.-_~ ___ • ______A ______" ______, Code village (in r----A ----, No. hectares) House· Popula. Educational Medical Drinking POST and Day or Communica. holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (' ) (2) (3) (4A) (4 B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

23 Klnuparthipadu 1,536.18 176 706 P,M,H D W PO BS,RS

24 Kallurpalle 461.75 548 2,242 P W PO ·5

25 Penubarthi 1,239.95 519 2,018 P 10+ W PO, BS Phone 26 Survepal1e (Bit-V) 1,452.82 471 1,850 P(3), M SMP(2) W PO BS

27 Anikepalle 1,123.40 824 3,287/ P 10+ W PO BS

28 No[Julavaram 375.14 148 537 P 5·'0 W .5 .5

29 Kantepa1\e 995,93 234 834 P W .5 BS

30 Kal'uturu 1,914.16 416 1,764 P(3) 5·10 w PO 5.10 as

31 Kandalapadu 441.11 103 466 P w ·5 5.10

32 Kasumuru 3,701.65 1,034 4,604/ P CHW (3) w PTO BS

33 Kanupuru (Bit.l) 2,491.24 698 3,040/ P( 3), M RP, W PO, TO BS,RS CHW (6) 34 Kanupuru (Bit.l\) 1,502.19 409 1,840 P D W PO as,AS

35 Survepalle (Bit·l) 1,838.89 578 2,307 P 5·10 w PO .5

36 Survepafle(Bit.ll) 3,110.54 998 4,113/ P(4), M H w PTO BS

37 Survepalle (Bit·fll) 1,271. 52 764 2,985 P PHC w PO 10+ BS

38 ~urvepalle(Bit.IV) 1,276.78 606 2,487 P(3),M,H SMP w PO BS

3') Punjulurpadu 410.35 238 925 P SMP w ·5 10+ BS

40 [puru. (Bit.IA) 2,677.39 862 3,641/ P(5) SMP (3) w PO 10 ;- BS

41 Narikelapalle 852.27 643 2,689 P(6} .5 W,HP PO 5.10 BS

")_ Motluru 428.15 463 1,781 P(6) .5 W.HP PO 5., 0 BS

43 Muthukuru 1,183.30 1.345 5,691/ P(6).M,H H W PO.TO, 10+ BS PTa, Phone 44 Nelaluru 946.15 3G6 1,476 P(6) .5 W PO .5 71

DIRECTORY and Land use NELLORE TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under d;ffe,ent types of land use Remarks Loca- in hectares ___roundedA upto ______2 decimal' places) -, including ,-- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interE:st

(11 ) ( 12) ( 13) ( 14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) (1 9) (20) (1 )

PR Nellore 8 ED,EO Rice i (644.26) 742.60 95.10 42.09 N50:M2:T4 23 TK (644.26) PR Nellore 11 Rice i (106.84) 10 t. 58 155.80 97.53 N2:C2:M2:T6 24 TK (106.84) prj Nellore 14 ED,EAG Rice i (753.11) 486.84 N5:C3:T8 25 GC (753.11) PR Nellore 22 ED Rice T (1.023.45) 429.37 N10:C2:M1:T4 26 TK (1.023.45) 27 PR Nellore 15 ED Rice T(461.33) 60.30 601.77 M3 TK (461.33) 28 PR Nellore 21 ED Rice T (49.37) 80.94 42.49 202.34 TK (49.37) f'R Nellore 15 Rice 231.88 T (307.56) 224.20 231.88 NI 29 TK (307.56) PR Nellore 8 ED Rice 495.74 T (327.80) 594.07 395.38 101.17 N2:T1 30 TK (327. 80) PR Nellore 24 Rice T (57.87) 94.70 196.68 91.86 31 TK (57.87) PR Nellore 24 ED R;ce 1,618.74 T (410.35) 436.65 386.07 849.84 N10:T1 32 TK (410.35) PR Nellore 15 EA Rice 761.62 T (366.24) 813.01 550.37 N20 33 TK (366.24) PRo Nellore 20 ED Rice 524.88 T (393.35) 124.65 222.57 236.74 N8:C2:M2:T3 34 TK (393.35) PR Nellore 22 Rice 412.78 T (303.10) 472.27 48.56 602.17 35 TK (303.10) PR Nellore 24 ED.EO Rice 1.108.03 T (263.45) 1.348.40 182.10 208.41 N20:T3 36 TK (263.45) PR Nellore 21 ED Rice T (574 65) 106.44 90 24 500. I 9 37 GC (574.65) PR - Nellore 25 ED.EO Rice T (808.15) 1.62 42.09 424.92 N 1 0:C3:M 1 :T18 38 TK (808.15) PH Nellore 76 ED Rice T (390.52) 19.83 N3:C1 :T3 39 iK (390.52) PR Nellore 35 ED.EO Rice T(342.77) 39.66 586.79 1.708.17 N5:T4 40 GC (342.77) PH Neilore 22 ED.EAG Rice T (276.00) 76.48 499.79 N5:M 1 :T1 41 TK (276.00) PR Nella,e 21 ED.EAG Rice T (287.73) 21.04 119.38 N4;Ml;T1 42 TK (287.73) 43 r ,) NelJJre 22 ED,EAG Rice T (566.15) 127.88 44.52 444.75 N 12 O:C3:M4;T5 TK (566.15)

44 V r: Nellore 22 Rice T (269.11) 61 .11 261.02 354.91 N2:Cl :T1 TK (269.11) 72

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca. Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,- 5 Kms., 5.10Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,-___ A ___ ~ Code village (in r------_____ A _____ , ______, No. hectares) House· Popula. Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica. holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market. station, if any waterway

(1) (2) (3) (4B) (4A) (5) (6) (7) ( 8) (9) (1O)

45 Ananthapuram 1.173.59 537 1.977 P(4) , H W PO 10+ BS M(2),H 46 Painampuram 1.397.78 600 2,281 P(3) H W PO 10+ BS

47 Krishnapatnam 2,889.04 908 3.579/ P(4) .5 W PO 5·10 BS

48 Epuru (Bit. rB) 1.393.73 489 1.921 P(3).M SMP,Q W PO. 5·10 BS Phone 49 Epuru (Bit.lI) 2.129.05 774 3,177/ P 5·10 W PO 10+ BS,

50 Pudiparthi 2.063.89 846 3,182/ P(3),M SMP(3) W PO 10+ BS

51 Edagali 1.760.38 528 2,133 P(4j SMP W PO 10+ BS

52 Idimepalle 1.480.34 419 1,676 P(3) SMP W PO 10+ BS 73

DIRECTORY and Land use NELLORE TALUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- r- -A______, any place of tion Apprpach Nearest town power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti­ archaeological vation interest

(20) (1 ) (n) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19)

N10:C2:T5 45 PR Nellore 22 ED.EAG Rice T (394.56) 233.50 80.94 464.59 TK (394.56) 46 PR Nellore 19 ED.EAG Rice T (358.15) 40.87 35.61 963.15 N5:T3 GC (358.16) PR Nellore 26 ED Rice T (402.25) 900·02 458.51 1.128.26 N5:T1 47 GC(402.25) PR Nellore 29 EO Rice T (948.98) 18.22 426.53 N3:T4 48 GC (948.98) PR Nellore 14 ED Rice T(666.11) 753.93 170.37 538.64 49 TK(666.11) PR Nellore 34 ED Rice T (849.84) 133.95 1.080.10 N5:T4 50 GC (849.84) PR Nellore 50 ED Rice T (468.62) 377.17 184.54 730.05 N4:C2:T2 61 TK (468.62) PR Nellore 25 Rice 55.85 T(458.10) 176.85 303.92 485.62 N1 52 GC (458.10) PODALAKUR TALUK ... r ~ .:!¥! .!! ------~------'=~~------~--~~~======~==:::::: :c ~~ '" ~-= t 0 g W!l . v I I • ; " ;3 ~ ~ '"~ '" 5 ~ '0 § ! -g c ~ < . ~ 0 a· "::,0 '2 ~ ~ ·0 _g ~ ~ '"~ I .ii " ! • .D ~ %· '" . !. ~ · € ~ ;;- ...... · c ~. 0 :> 0 < · ~ ~ 0 ~ 0 1 oJ 0 J!l - 1! .gf oJ '" ~ ;;: · Qi ~, ~ a '" . ~ .2 ~ ;; · "' '" " .~ · . .. . 0 ! 0 0 :> .... Qi ::> · j' ... · "-· ~ %· ~ k :": , '" \. U 0 :r .... 0: a x .... ~@> ~ • -...a '- ::l "- '"0. "'$ "'

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PODALAKUR TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1 ) (2)

41 Alth urthi 15 Nagulavellaturu 47 Ankupalle 34 Nallapalem 53 Ayyagaripalem 52 Nandivaya 39 Navuru 4 Baddevolu 36 Nedurupalle 37 Bathulapalle 44 Nernooru 33 Bat hulapallepadu 7 Nukanapalle 38 Bhogasamudram 14 Billupadu 21 Paderu 3 Brahmanapalle 58 Palicherlapadu 26 Pathapadu 56 Chatagotla 27 Pelleru 22 Chejerla 25 Perumallapadu 17 Chinagopavaram 55 Podalakur 19 Chitta\uTu 40 Prab)-,agiripatnam 45 Pulikollu 13 Enamadala 42 Revilla Yerraguntapalem 24 Gollapalle 50 Guravayapalem 29 Surayapalem

6 Isakapalle 11 Telugurayapuram 32 Thatlparthi 10 Kakivaya 23 Thiinmayapalem 16 Kalayapalem 54 Thoderu 1 Kalluru 9 Thopugunta 5 Kaluvoya 8 Thopugunta Agraharam 51 Kan uparthi 18 ~ an upurpalle 49 Uchapalle 12 Kotitheertham alias Thurpu Kambhampadu 20 Vavileru 2 Madannagaripalle 46 Vavintaparthi 31 Mahammadapuram 35 Ve1iga ntipalem 28 ~jamuduru 30 Viruvuru 57 l\IIarupuru 48 Mogallur 43 Yeturu

75 76

VILLAGE

NEL LORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distanc~ loca. Total area Households and in broad ranges viz. ,- 5 '

Kalluru 3,045.25 873 4.01; P(6),M,H MH,O W PO 10+ BS

2 Madannagaripalle 1.305.92 232 1.415 P(3) -5 W -5 10+ -5

3 Brahmanaplle 341.15 142 604 P .5 W PO 10+ -5

4 Baddevolu 579.10 161 758 P -5 W,R .5 10+ as

5 Kaluvoya 3.158.56 1.518 6,852/' P(4) H,FPC, W,TK,HP PO,TO 10+ BS M,H RP(3) , Phone CHW(3},O

6 Isakapalle 188.99 42 211 -5 -5 TK,R.HP -0 10+ -5

7 Nukanapalle 584.36 137 654 P(3) CHW W,HP,R PO 10+ -5

8 Thopugunta Agraharam 95.10 Uninhabited 9 Thopugunta 2,231.84 420 2,395 P(4),M CHW W.HP PO,TO 10+ .5

10 Kakivaya 1.535.78 197 1,119 P(3) CHW W,HP PO 10+ 5- 10

11 Telugurayapuram 2,016.14 281 1,294 P(2),M -5 R PO 10+ 5-10

12 Kotitheertham @ 3,255.28 371 1,677 P(4),M.H RP.O W.R PO 10+ 8S Thurpu Kambhampadu

13 Enamadala 706.17 161 902 P(2) 0 W -5 10+ -5

14 Billupadu 681.89 86 439 P 5.10 W .5 10+ -5

15 Nagulavellaturu 1,966.36 289 1.821 P,M 5· 10 W PO 10+ BS

16 Kalayapalem 551.99 30 133 .5 5-10 W .5 10+ -5

17 Chinagopavaram 1.096.29 213 1,147 P 10+ W PO 10+ 8S

18 Kanupurpalle 722.77 517 2,647 P(2) ,M 5.10 w.e PO 10+ BS 77

DIRECTORY and Land use PODALAKUR TALUK

Land use (i .e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- . __-A ___ any place of tion r------, Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gared waste available historical or No, (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) ( 12) (13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Nellore 72 ED Rice 1.069.58 T (273.57) 323.75 84.58 1.293.77 N6:M1:T1 Sajja R (178.87 ) TK (40.47) W (38.04) 0(1(0.19) KR Nellore 70 ED Rice 565.35 T (84.98) 19.43 636.16 N2:M1 2 Ragi W (84.98) KR Nellore 66 Rice 196.68 T (83.77) 13.35 21.45 25.90 3 TK (83.7 7 ) 4 PR Nellore 77 Rice 214.08 T (246.05) 61. 51 33.99 23.07 N1 R (170.37) TK (75.68) 1.083.75 N122:M2:T3 5 PR Nellore 67 EA Rice 1.394.54 T (483.60) 101.17 95.50 TK (425.73) W(45.73) WE (12.14) 109.27 6 KR Nellore 70 ED Rice T (39.66) 40.06 TK (39.66) KR Nellore 69 EA Rice T (70.41) 194.25 319.70 N1 7 TK (70.41) Uninhabited 8 PR Nellore 64 EA Rice 1.023.85 T (20.23) 607.02 412.78 167.54 N4 9 W (16.19) TK (4 04) 664.49 KR Nellore 61 Pice 280.04 T (24.28) 445.15 121.41 10 Jowar W (20.23) TK (4.05) 896.78 N4 11 KR Nellore 43 Rice 282.47 T (161.0 7 ) 473.48 202.34 Jowar TK (161.07) 1.739.33 T1 12 PR Nellore 64 Rice 81.45 T (250.90) 265.07 218.12 GC (212.86) o (28.3 3) TK (9.71) 101.17 160.66 279.23 13 KR Nellore 62 Rice 144.88 T (20.23) TW .(20.23) 72.84 124.64 T1 14 KR Nellore 56 Rice T (20.24) 463.77 TK (20.24) 20.24 455.67 N10 15 PR Nellore 54 ED Rice T (118.98) 1.368.24 Jowar TK (118.98) 214 48 16 KR Nellore 57 Rice T (3.24) 134.36 199.91 TK (3.24) 353.70 N2:T1 17 PR Nellore 50 Rice T (9.71) 681.89 50.99 Jowar TK (9.; 1) 520.42 18 r R Nellore 51 Rice T(82.15) 120.20 TKl82.15) 78

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance loca­ Tolal area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms .• 5.10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ".-_--...A. ___-... ,------___--...A. ______, No. hectares) House. Po pula- Educational Medical Drinking ... Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of lions ~ Bus (Potable) the stoP. Railway market. station. if any waterway) ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (1 0)

19 Chittaluru 2.084.13 594 3.126/ P(3) 10+ W PO.TO BS

20 Vavileru 1.965.96 110 529 P(4) 10+ W PO .5

21 Paderu 372.31 236 1.298 P 10+ W PO ·5

22 Chejerla 3,159.78 1,002 4. 840/-P(7).M. H. SMP. W PO.PTO BS RP.HC

23 Thimmayapalem 880.19 172 909 P(2) -5 W PO ·5

24 Gol!~Palie 644.66 149 677 P 10+ W -5 10+ 5-1 ° 25 Perumallapadu 1.292.97 291 p 1.445 10+ W PO 10+ 5·10

26 Pathapadu 1.676 20 257 1.410 P(4) 10+ W PO 10+ RS

27 Pelleru 1.9~3.36 410 2.207 P(5) 5·10 W PO 10+ 5·10

28 Mamuduru 2.042.85 432 2,056 P(4).M 5·10 W PO 10+ BS

29 Surayapalem 1.038.42 335 1.487 P(3) 10+ PO 10+ BS

30 Viruvuru 1.320.40 697 2.945 P(3).M,H MH.H, W,T,HP PO,TO. 10+ BS / RP Phone 31 Mahammadapuram 863.60 645 3.353/ P(3).M.H -5 W,T PO 10+ BS

32 Thatipa'thi 1.724.7'7 1.058 4.547/ P(2).M RP W.T PO. lOt BS PilGne 33 Bath ulapallepadu 282.87 7 36 P 10+ W PO 1 °+ BS 34 Nallapalem 745.83 137 741 P 10+ IN .5 10+ ·5

35 Veligantipalem 384.05 96 389 P 10+ W .5 10+ 5·10

36 Nedurupalle 1,537.80 477 2.113 P(3) 5.10 W PO 10+ 5· , ° 37 Ba\hulapalle 1.144.45 179 1.027 P(2) 10+ W PO 1 °+ 10+ 38 Bhogasamudram 556.44 81 406 P 10+ W .5 10+ 1 0 ~ 79

DIRECTORY and Land use PODALAKUR TALUK

Land lise (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- _...------"------, any place of tion Approach Nearest town power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and di~tance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(1 1) (12) ( 13) (14 ) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Nellore 48 ED Rice 404.68 T(23.88) 932. :19 601.77 121 .41 N1 19 Jawar TK (23.88) PR Nellore 48 ED Rice 131.93 T (21 04) ',297.82 335.08 179.68 N2:T2 20 Jowar TK (21.04) KR Nellore 60 Rice T (182. 1 1) 60.70 12.14 117_ 36 21 TK (182.11) PR Nellare 57 ED.EO Rice 475 50 T(542.28) 825.96 1,313.60 N67;Tl 22 GC (218.93) R (202.34) TK (121 .01) KR Nellare 61 Rice T (1~0 95) 254.54 474.29 N2 23 GC (62.73) o (58.27) TK (29.95) KR Nellore 60 Rice T (129.50) 76.89 300.68 137.59 24 TK(129.50) KR Nellare 50 Rice T (378.38) 485.62 382.4.3 46.54 N2;T1 25 TK (378.38) PR Nellore 50 Rice T (69.20) 1,070.39 295.82 240.79 26 TK (69 20) KR Nellore 40 Rice T (345.20) 534.18 809.37 294.61 27 R (345.20) PR Nellore 56 ED,EAG Rice T (586.79) 849.84 40 47 565.75 N3 28 lK '586.79) PR Nellore 45 ED Rice T(505.86) 323.75 22.66 186.15 T1 29 R (505.86) PR Nellore 42 ED.fAG Rice T(597.31) 222.57 66.37 430.18 N 150;C 1; M2:T4 30 R (597.31) PR NEliore 45 EO Rice 1 (485.62) 283.28 60.30 34.40 T2 31 R (485 62) PR Nellore 42 EO .EAG Rice T (392.95) 585.58 418.85 326.98 N20:T9 32 TK (392.95) PR Nellere 24 Rice 32.37 250.50 33

KR Nellore 35 Rica T (101.17) 303.51 34.80 306.35 34 TK (101.17)

KR N~ I/ore 33 ED Rice T (46.54) 238.77 69.20 29.54 35 TK (46.54)

KR !'Iellore 35 Rice T (261.02) 344.39 141.23 791.16 N2:Cl 36 Jowar TK 26 t. 02) KR Nellore 40 Rice T (144.8E) 572.63 11.74 415.20 37 TK 144.88) KR Nell.)re 45 Rice T (68.80) 242.81 94.29 150.54 38 TI< (68.80) 80

VILLAGE

NELLO RE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the villnge, the distance loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,- 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion ___ A ___ Code village (in r----A ---, r­ Nol. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) ( 5) (6) (8) (9) (10)

39 Navuru 3,240.71 560 2,896 P( 5) W PO 10+ BS

40 Pra':lhagiripatnam 3,888.21 439 2,120 P(5) W PO 10+ BS

41 Althurthi 1.460.91 216 1,017 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

42 Revilla 442.32 121 608 p 5-10 W.TW -5 10+ BS Yerraguntc palem 43 Yeturu 3.043.23 483 2.427 P 5-10 W PO 5 10 BS

44 Nernooru 2,177.20 354 1,854 P(3) -5 W PO -5 -5

1,696.84 218 1.098 P(4) 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

46 Vavintar arthi 1.090.63 112 604 P(2) W PO 10 j. 5-10

47 Ankupalle 658·42 107 579 P W -5 5-10 -5

48 M1gnllur 1.146.88 293 1,501 p 5 -10 W PO,TO 5-10 BS

49 Uchapa:le 319.30 59 310 P W -5 5- 0

50 Guravayapalem 350.05 39 214 P 5-10 W -5 5- '0 -5

51 kilnul'arthi 1,297.01 264 1,329 P(3) 5-10 W PO. TO 5-10 BS

52 f\Jandivaya 294.21 55 244 P 5-10 w 5-10 10+ 5-10

53 Avyagaripalem 755.95 170 800 P(2) -5 W -5 -5 -5

54 Thoderu 2,205.13 440 1.883 P(3) -5 W PO -5 BS

55 Podalakur 3.678.18 1.546 7,064/ P(6).M. PHC W PO,PTO 5-10 BS H'JC 56 Chltagotta 309.58 156 788 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

57 Marupuru ?561.65 426 1,801 P(2), M 5-10 W PO.TO 10-1- BS

58 Pcl,cherlapadu 1,071.60 143 725 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 LS 81

DIRECTORY and land use PODAlAKUR TALUK

Land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use Remarks

,.-______in hectares rounded upto A _____ 2 decimal places) including Loca· -., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri. Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti. archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

PR Nellore 45 Rice 202.34 T (165.92) 1.854.27 524.47 493.71 39 TK (165.92) PR Nellore 40 ED Rice 1.282.85 T (210.43) 631.31 1.162.66 600.96 40 TK (210.43) PR Nellore- 3 8 ED Rice T (34.80) 728.43 422.49 275.19 Nt:Ml 41 Jowar TK (34.80) PR Nellore-37 Rice 93.07 T (10.11) 227.84 51.00 60.30 42 lK (10 1 1) PR Nellore.40 ED Rice 942.51 T (129.50) 1,041.66 547.14 382.42 N1 :T2 43 Jowar TK (129.50) PR Nellore-48 Rice 523.26 T(14·16) 1.211.22 0.40 428.16 N1 :T1 44 Jowar TK (14·16) KR Nellore·43 Rice 285.30 T (28.73) 1.297.82 84.98 N 1 :Tl 45 Jowar TK (28.73) PR Nello.e-48 R,ce 190.20 T (25.09) 444.35 373.52 57.47 46 Jowar TK (25.09) KR Nellore-38 ED Rice 101.17 T (32.38) 184.94 339.93 47 Jowar TK (16.19) 0(16.19) 186,16 480.36 560.70 N15:M2:T2 48 PR Nellore- 3 7 ED Rice 405.09 T (14. 57) Jowar TK (14.57) KR Nellore_ 4 0 Rice ·T (2.83) 239.58 38.85 38.04 49 Jowar 0(2.83) KR Nellore-40 Rice 76.08 T (60.70) 16.19 145.69 51. 39 T1 50 Jowar TK (60.70) PR Nellore- 3 5 ED Rice T (87.41) 875.33 50.99 283.28 N5:Ml:T2 51 Jowar TK(87.41) KR Nellore- 29 Rice T (2.43) 117.76 12.95 161.07 52 Jowar TK (2.43) KR Nellore-28 ED Rice 121.00 T(21.04) 374.74 47.35 191. 82 N1 53 Jowar R (16.19) W (4.85) PR Nellore- 27 ED Rice 320.10 T (128.29) 1.229.84 38.04 488.86 54 Jowar TK(128.29) PR Nelfore- 30 ED Rice 868.04 T (59·49) 2,041.64 9.71 699.30 N5:C4:M 14:T6 55 Jowar o (59.49) PR Nellore- 24 ED Rice T (17.00) 150.94 66.37 75.27 N4 56 Jowar W (8.90) TK (8' 10) PR N311or.22 ED Rice 1,278.40 T (229.46) 558.46 495.33 Nf 57 jowar TK (229.46) PR Nellore-19 Rice 584.77 T(47.34) 312.41 46.13 80.53 N1 58 Jowar TK (47.34) RAPUR TALUK :z z 0 - ;:: u~ UJcsa) 1 ~~~ ro 4: IX en OJ: :0 - ~ U ~ ,£ Of> '"c> ~ "§ ~ $! ~ " J: ~ .... f .S If) u 2' -'" ~c> '"~ I .2 :::> ~s'" - UJ _. 0: .!2 ~ 0 .... ~ ~ ~ ...::t 4; III ~ t- O :N: &- ~iii 5 ~c ~c> I a.. ~ " .t:.l:; ~ ~ LLI . <{ Q: e'i j ::i E I o 0:: 0: Q n ::I: 0 0- ...J ~" o :r u~ • : .. : 0 ...J - - ~ ~..,~ :: z ~ LLI ~ ~ I • 0 x o '" '- ~ ..

o o ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

RAPUR TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) ( 2)

73 Adhvannapu Narayana Kattubadi 17 Lingapalem 31 Adurupalle 16 Akilavalasa 36 Malichedu 38 Marripalle Gopasamudram 59 8andepalle 66 Munagala Venkatapuram 40 Biradavolu 46 Munagapadu 55 Bojjanapalle 47 Nayunipalle 69 Chag3nam 22 Nellepalle 72 Cheekavol u 7 Cheepinapi 44 Orupalle 1 Chintalapalem 8 Chintalatmakuru 52 Chunupalem 9 Pallakonda 57 Pangili 39 Parlapalle 11 Dachuru 13 Penubarthi 35 Degapudi 12 Penubarthi Gopasamudram 33 Degapud, Rajupalem 45 Perumallapadu 42 Devaravemur 70 Potnegunta 32 Duggunta 34 DU9gunta Rajupalem 56 Rapur 50 Gandurupalle 6 Garimenapenta 29 Sanayapalem 51 Golakapadu 48 Sankuratrripalle 53 Gonunarasayapalem 60 Siddavaram 14 Gonupalle 18 S"ddamalla 65 Gulimcherla 20 Gundavolu 24 Tanamcherla 19 Gurivindapudi 5 Tegacherl a 28 That'palle 62 Idula Khandrika 27 Thokapalem 37 Inukurthi 68 Tocham 23 Tumaya 61 Jorepalle 71 Jorepalle Akkamamba Puram 30 Utlapalem 2 Uyyalapalle 43 Kal ichedu 26 Kambalapalle 41 Vadlapudi 15 Kasulanativari Khandrika 25 Vandluru 10 Kesamanenipalle 54 Veeravapalem 64 Komat,gunta l1ajupalem 49 Vepi napi Akkamambapuram 63 Kommipadu 58 Kotu rpadu 4 Koturpalle 3 Yarraballe 67 Krish nareddipalle 21 Yepuru

83 84

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad rangesviz •• - 5 Kms .. 5-10Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) , ___A ___, , ______A ______, Code village (in No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market. station. if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) ( 5) (6) (a) (9) (10)

Chintalapalem 1.638.57 182 966 P 5-10 w PO

2 Uyyalapalle 1.463.34 120 686 P 5-10 w -5

3 Yarraballe 593.27 72 390 -5 5-10 w -5 10+ 10+

4 Koturpalle 948-99 32 184 -5 5-10 w -5

5 Tegacherla 4.280.75 284 1.468 P D W. HP PO 10+ 5-10

6 Garimenapenta 1.158.61 105 632 P 5-10 W. HP -5 10+ 5-10

7 Cheepinapi 2.814.58 269 -1.331 P(2),M 5-10 W. HP po. 10+ BS Phone 8 Chintalatmakuru 609.86 233 1.256 p 5-10 W. HP PO BS

9 Pallakonda 1.946.53 163 855 p 5-10 w -5 -5

10 Kesamanenipalle 1.923.06 289 1.525 P(2) 5-10 w PO BS

11 Dachuru 4.959.41 761 3,880./ P.M,H PHC.D W. HP pO.ro, 10+ BS Phone 12 Penubarthi 319.30 22 94 -5 5-10 W -5 -5 Gopasamudram 13 Penubarthi 2.668.49 435 1,921 p -5 W PO BS

14 Gonupafle 3.735.64 463 2.359 P(2) o W, HP PO BS

15 Kasulanativari 46.54 2 10 -5 -5 W -5 -5 Khandrika 16 Akilavalasa 2,836.43 202 931 p 5-10 W, HP -5 -5

17 Lingapalem 346.01 47 243 p 5-10 W -5 -5

18 Suddarnalla 576.27 61 292 p 5-10 W,HP -5 -5

19 Gurivindapudi 299.06 2 5 -5 -5 W -5 -5

20 Gundavofu 4,856.22 517 2.332 P(3}.M MCH.SMP W, HP PO BS

21 YepuTu 1,446.34 213 1. 097 P -5 W,HP _5 -5

22 Nellepafle 1.273.54 163 976 P 5-10 W.HP. -5 -5 TK 85

DIRECTORY and land use RAPUR TALUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of land usa Remarks

,--______in hectares rounded upto A. ______2 decimal places) '"') including Loea- any place of lion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to vi Ilage and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) ( 19) (20) ( 1)

KR Gudur 59 ED.EAG Rice 1.318.87 T(153.38) 29.54 76.08 60.70 Ragi W (153.38) KR Gudur 48 Rice 522.04 T (56.66) 479.55 404.69 T2 2 Ragi W (40.47) lK (16.19) KR Gudur 48 Pice T (20.24) 91.06 279.23 202.34 3 Ragi W (20.24) KR Gudur 46 Rice 202.34 T (11.74) 107.65 60.70 566.56 M1 4 Ragi W (11.74) KR Gudur 49 ED.EAG Rice 3.388.83 T (106.43) 16.18 649.52 119.79 C3 5 Ragi lK (106.43) I

PR Gudur 45 EA RiCA, 3.158.16 T (110.08) 991.48 125.45 471.05 N2 20 Ragi TK (110.08) KR Gudur 45 ED. EAG Rice, 718.31 T (140.02) 17 .00 161.87 409.14 21 Rag; TK (140.02) KR Gudur 42 ED,EAG Rice. T (169."6) 546 33 '52.16 404.C9 22 RJ8i lK(169.;:'6) 86

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz •• - 5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place Where the facility available is given) ,.--___A __...... Code village (in ,.... ------".,------_._--, No. hectares) House- Popula- EdUcational Medical Drinking Post and Davor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stoP. Railway market. station. if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

23 Tumaya 615.93 120 618 P 5-10 W.HP PO -5

24 Tanamcherla 838.10 107 616 p 5-10 W.HP PO -5

25 Vandluru 981.36 111 655 p 5-10 W.HP PO 10+ 5-10

26 Kambalapalle 2.326.13 196 1.099 p 5-10 W PO .5

27 Thokapalem 270.33 Uninhabited

28 Thatipalle 300 68 53 277 P 5-10 W.HP -5 -5

29 Sllnayapalem 314.84 113 530 P 5-10 W.HP PO 10+ -5

30 Utlapalem 659.64 55 310 P 5-10 W,HP -5 BS

31 Adurupalle 430.99 63 368 P 5-10 W.HP PO -5

32 Duggunta 1.520.00 215 1.022 P(3) -5 W.HP PO BS

33 Oegapudi 55.44 72 268 P(3) -5 W -5 BJ Rajupalem 34 OugguntaRajupalem 116.95 118 488 P -5 W.HP -5 104- BS

35 Degapudi 1.066.34 223 1.038 P -5 W PO BS

36 Malichedu 310.80 100 449 P -5 W -5 -5

37 Inukurthi 1.409.52 302 1.402 P(2) 5-10 w -5 BS

38 Marripalle 405.49 138 713 P(2) -5 W -5 BS Gopasamudram 39 Parlapalle 593.27 107 497 P -5 W -5 -5

40 Biradavolu 2,903.21 424 2.231 P(3).M 5.10 W PO 10 f- BS

41 Vadlapudi 601.77 865 3,93 I P(4) 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

42 Devaravemur 1,031.95 269 1.175 P -5 W PO -5

43 Kalichcdu 1.040.04 538 2,263 P .M.II H.D(2) VV PO.TO 10+ BS

44 O(upalle 1,575.44 66 279 p -5 W.TI< -5 101- -5 87

DIRECTORY

RAPUR TALUK and Land use

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Re marks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ~ ______A ______-, any place of tian Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code Approach Nea rest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated gated waste available historical or No. to village and distance supply food by source for culti- archaeological (in Kms.) vatian interest

(17) ( 18) (19 ) (20) (1) (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16)

23 • 101.57 16.19 38.04 N1 :T1 KR Gudur 42 ED.EAG Rice. 393.76 T (66.37) TK (66.37) Ragi 24 186.96 111.29 86.60 N 1 :Tl KR Gudur 45 ED.EAG Rice. 446.37 T(6.88) W(6.88) Ragi 25 186.16 212.86 T1 KR Nellare 48 ED,EAG Rice. 551.18 T (30.76) GC (30.76) jowar 26 404.69 116.14 1.476.70 T1 KR Gudur 48 Rice. 306.75 T{21.85) jawar o (12.14) GC (9.71) 27 Uninhabited

38.04 4.05 5.07 28 KR Nellore 43 Jawsr. 252.12 Sajja Nl 29 T (71.22) 32.78 38.45 171. 59 KR Nellore 45 jawar TK (71 .22) 20.23 147.31 20.23 30 PR Gudur .10 Ric". 121.41 T (350.46) o (350.46) Jawar 31 272.35 16.19 28.33 KR Nellare 43 Rice, 112.10 Jawsr 32 T (68.80) 404.68 641.83 40.47 PR Nellare 38 Rice. 364.22 TK (68.80) jawsr 33 8.90 12.14 32.38 PR Nellore 38 Rice, jawar 34 T (43. 71) 20.23 16.19 36.42 PR Nellare 38 Rice, Jawar TK (43.71) N2 35 T (174.83) 322.94 214.48 285.30 PR Nellare 38 ED Rice. 68.39 TK ' 174 .83} Jawar 36 T (25.09) 147.71 25.09 112.10 KR Gudur 30 Rice. TK (25.09) Jawar N1 37 T (4.86) 800.46 92.27 346.41 PR Nellore 37 ED Rice. 165.52 Jawar TK (4. 86) C1 38 T (9·31) 289.34 24.28 82.56 PR Nellare 32 ED Rice, TK (9.31) Jawar N2 39 T (23.88) 319.70 6.07 242.82 KR Gudur 30 Pice. jawar TK (23.88) N2:C1:M1:T3 40 1 (98.74) 1.042.87 554.42 82.96 PR Gudur 29 Rice. 1.124.22 TK (98.74) Jawar N4;Ml:T3 41 T (94.70) 80.94 107.24 318.49 KR Gudur 26 ED Rice, jawar TK (94.70) N2 42 T (109.26) 404.69 123.43 392.54 KR Gudur 29 ED Rice. Jawar lK (109.26) 304.32 43 T (123.43) 562.51 48.56 PR Gudur 29 ED Rice. Jawar 0(123.43) 344.79 44 1 (36.42) 121.41 1,072.41 KR Gudur 24 ED Rice. JOWd( GC (32.37) lK (4.05) 88

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz. ,- 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) r------______A ______-, Code village (in r----y---, No. hectares) House· Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tion (Bus ( Potable) the stop, Railway mar"et, station, if any waterway)

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

45 Perumallapadu 3,698.41 687 2,968 P(3),M CHW,H W PO 10+ BS

46 Munagapadu 455.67 25 137 -5 5-10 W 5-10 10+ BS

_5 47 Nayunipalle 228.65 21 111 -5 5-10 W 5-10 10+

48 Sa nkurathri palle 407.92 42 225 P 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ -5

49 Vepinapi Akkama- 118.57 Uninhabited mambapuram 50 Gandurllpalle 76.89 59 275 P 5·10 W,HP ·5 10+ -5

51 Gilakapadu 3,729.57 386 1,950 P(4) 5-10 W HP PO 10+ -5

52 Chuttupalem 355.31 50 268 P 5-10 W 5-10 10 ,- -5

.5 53 Gontma rasayapaJem 185.35 32 164 -5 5.10 W.TK .5 10 -t-

54 Veerayapalem 213.27 50 270 -5 5.10 W.TK -5 10+ -5

55 Bojjanapalle 1,339.91 1 51 791 P .5 W,HP, PO 101- .5 TK

56 Rapur 4,139.11 1,888 9,085/ P(6), H,D(3) W,HP PTO, 10+ BS M(2),H, Phune JC, 57 Pangili 2.750.24 295 1,540 P 5-10 W PO 10 f- -5

58 Koturpadu 258.19 105 585 P -5 W -5 10+ .5

.5 59 Bandepalle 312.82 45 221 ·5 ·5 W PO 10+

60 Siddavaram 855.10 250 1,113 P ·5 W,HP PO 10+ -5

61 Jorepalle 2138.76 315 1,378 P 5·10 W,HP PO 10+ -5

62 Idula Khandrika 209.63 Uninhabited

63 Kommipadu 2,524.02 348 1,887 P(3) 5· 10 W PO 10,- SS

64 Komatigunta 285.30 119 634 P 5·10 W,rK - 5 10+ ·5 Rajul~alen1 ,- 65 Gullmcherla 748.26 143 688 P 5·10 W PO 10+ - :;) 89

DIRECTORY

and Land use RAPUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca. ___A_ any place of tion r- ""\ Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri· Culturable Area not religiolls, Code No. to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or (in Kms.} for culti. archaeological vation interest

(19) (20) (1 ) (11 ) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) (17) (18)

N8:T1 45 PR Gudur 24 ED,EAG Rice. 14.57 T (82.15) 598.93 1,719.91 1,282.85 Jowsr TK (82.15) 68.80 46 PR Gudur 26 Rice. 242.81 T (29.54) 113.31 Jowar o (29.54) 47 KR Gudur 29 Rice. T (2.83) 58.68 10.12 156.21 Jowar W (2.83) KR Nellore 45 Jowar, 256.57 T (1.22) 87.41 30.35 32.37 48 Sajja o (1.22) Uninhabited 49

50 KR Gudu. 48 ED Rice, T (1.21) 52.61 22.26 Sajja o (1.21) 785.09 Nl:Ml:T3 51 KR Gudur 32 ED.EAG Rice. 1.889.06 T(79.72) 952.63 23.07 Ragi TK (79,72) KR Nellore 45 Rice, 80.94 T (3'l.02) 8.90 41.28 188.17 52 Jowar TK (36.02) KR Gudur 32 EAG Rice. 89.03 T (10.93) 36.42 10.12 38.85 53 Jowar TK(10,93) KR Gudur 32 Rice. 167.54 T (7.29) 21.85 16.19 T1 54 R8~i TK (7.29) 1.049.35 55 KR Gudur 38 ED.EAG Rice. T (48.16) 24.28 216.91 Ragi TK (48.16)

1.556.82 N50:C5;M2:T3 56 PR Gudur 35 EA Rice. 1.087.39 T (398.61) 1.063.92 32.37 Ragi TK (398.61)

133.14 1.733.27 57 KR Gudur 56 EAG Ragi. 809.37 T (65.15) 9.31 SAjja TK (65.15) 157.42 Nl KR Gudur 35 Rice. T (53.01) 8.09 38.85 58 Ragi TK (53 01) KR Gudur 35 Rice. T (51.80) 8.09 14.57 237.15 59 Ragi TK (51.80) KR Gudur 38 ED.EAG Rice 305,54 T (233.10) 13.76 49.37 253.33 N3 60 TK (233. 1 0) KR Gudur 32 ED.EAG Rice 932.80 T (233.10) 13.76 84.98 874.12 Tl 61 TK (233.10) Uninhabited 62

63 PR Gudur 26 ED Rice. 1.664.87 T(277.21) 207.20 192.63 182.11 N6:Tl Jowar TK (277.21) 64 PR Gudur 26 ED Rice, T (4.86) 82.56 16.19 180.49 Tl Jowsr TK (4.86) Tl 65 KR Gudur 26 ED Rice. 267.09 T(49.37) 80.94 205.17 145.69 Jowar W (38,04) TK (11.33) 90

VillAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the viliEge, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz. ,- 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of vi lIage of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,.-___A ___, ,.-______.A ______.:_", Code village (in No. hectares) House- Popula_ Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica .holds tion waler Tel~graph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

66 Munagala 189.39 48 228 P 5-10 W .5 10+ BS Venkatapuram 67 Krishnareddipalle 259.81 91 425 P 5-10 W _5 10+ BS

68 Tocham 369.07 65 328 -5 5.10 W .5 10+ BS

69 Chaganam 3,024.21 631 3,089 P(4) M 5-10 W,T PO,TO 10+ BS

70 Pothegunta 1,946.94 357 1,702 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

71 Jorepalle 316.06 89 Akkamambapuram 481 P 5 10 W,HP .5 10+ BS 72 Cheekavolu 1,640.59 439 2,106 P,M , 0+ W PO 10+ BS

73 Adhvannapu 3.24 Uninhabited Narayana kattubadi 91

DIRECTORY and land use RAPUR TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- A ______~ r- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Cu Iturable Area not religious. Code to vi IIage and distance supply food by source gated waste I!_vailable historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) ( 12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1 9) (20) (1)

PR Gudur 26 ED Rice. 80.94 T (6.88) 4.05 49.77 47.75 66 Jawar TK (6.88) PR Gudur 26 ED Rice. 60.70 T(33.19) 33.59 111.29 21.04 M1 67 Jawar W (29.14) TK (4.05) PR Gudur 26 ED Rice. 40.47 T l27.92) 97.12 186.97 16.59 68 Jowar TK (27.92). PR Gudur 24 ED Rice. 1.325.75 T (286.52) 682.70 724.39 C1:M2:T2 69 Jowar W(234.72) TW (51.80) PR Gudur 29 Rice 722.36 T (36.02) 530.14 656.80 T3 70 TW (35.21) TK (0.81) KR Gudur 38 ED Rice 220.55 T (51.00) 1.21 6.88 36.42 71 o (51.00) PR Gudur 38 EAG Rice. 543.09 T (245.24) 44.52 711.44 95.91 72 Ragi TK (123.02) WE (122.22) Uninhabited 73 VENKATAGIRI TALUK D:! 8

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VENKATAGIRI TAlUK

1981 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Village location Name of Village location Name of Village location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. Code No. ( 1 ) (2) ( 1 ) (2) ( 1 ) (2) (1) (2)

157 Akbarnivasa Khandrika 34 Dattanagaram 176 lingamnaidupalle 155 Pularangadupalle 100 Akkamambapuram 1 Devulapalle 117 lingareddipalle 57 Akkasamudram 143 Oharmachatla Khandrika 119 Linga.eddipalle 121 Rajanagaram 24 Alim.li 141 Oharmapuram Zaptikattubadi 50 Ramapurarr. 182 Alivelumangapuram 33 lingasamudram 140 Ramasastrulavari 37 Altnurupadu 125 Enuguwada Khandrika 23 Ambalapudi 123 Machavaram 79 Rangarajusamudram 89 Ammapalem 13 Gollavarigunta 2 Madhavaiahr:alem 120 Ravipadu 134 Amrroavaripeta 175 Gorlagunta 145 Madichenu Khandrika 8 Sanganapalle 86 Arigipalle 160 Gotlagunta 65 Mahasamudram 174 Sangavaram 171 Athivaram 54 Gottikadu 167 Mallemala 110 Siddagunta 35 Attalsiddavaram 104 Gundlasamudram 186 Manigadaru Khandrika 99 Siddavaram 156 Ma nnegunta 187 Singamambapuram 105 Ba1asamudram 81 Hastakaveri 52 Mannuru 135 Somasanigunta 51 Balayapalle 158 Manulalpeta 44 Sreepuram 76 Bandarugunta 78 Inugunta 9 Marlagunta 55 Subrahmanyam 106 Bangarupeta 60 Matumadugu 144 Sunkaravaripalle 94 Bangaru 82 Jarlapadu - 193 Melchuru 127 Su rabhivari khandrika Yachasamudram 75 Jayampu 161 Mogollagunta 40 Su rayapalem 154 BAsavayagunta 151 Josyula Appalacharyula 137 Mokkalapudi 7 Swarna Yachasamudram 29 Bheemavaram Khandrika 41 Mopuru 173 Bhyravaram 103 Juvvimani Khandrika 113 Muddampalle 92 Tadikalapadu Khandrika 132 Bomrragunta 169 Mummayapalem 112 Thallapalle 108 Bopparuram 27 Kadagunta 166 Muraharirao Oondarao 85 Th ikkavaram 115 Boyanagunta 129 Kalaganda Khandrika 66 Th i mma nagunta 178 Busapalem 93 Ka1apadu 180 Thimmayagunta 191 Kalavalapudi 45 Nadimpalle 67 Thirtharr'padu 31 Chakalapalle 128 Kamakuru 68 NagBvolu 122 Thirumalapudi 26 Chal!anarsu Khandrika 183 Kammapalle 42 Nagulapadu 39 Timmaya palem 62 Chapalapalle 109 Kal1'palem (Venkatagiri) 80 Naiducheruvu Khandrika 139 Tripuran takabhatlapalle 195 Chekracharyula 16 Kandalavaripalle 32 Naidupalem Khandrika 58 Kandanalapadu 38 Namasivayapuram 130 Utlapalle 64 C'heekarenipalle 118 Kariminagunta 114 N idigallu 148 Chelikampadu 168 Karuru 21 Nindali 142 Vaddipalle 149 Chelrkan-padu 116 Katragunta 36 Noothalacheruvu 20 Vakyam MJnnegunta 56 Kayyuru 185 Vallivedu 69 Chennasamudram 83 Kommalagunta 73 Pakcpudi 59 Varadannapalle 3 Cherlopalle 164 Konamgunta 136 Palakond2satram 70 Vedurugunta 159 Chevirecdipalle 28 Koneswa ra bhatlapall e 98 Palemkota 6 Veerakumara 165 Chilamanuru 126 Kotambedu 77 Paler,- padu Yachasamudram 177 Ch ina ba ndo ru palle 4 Kothacheruvu 53 Pallrpcdu 11 Ve'ampalle 163 Chinagotlagunta 196 Kothacheruvu 63 Palugodu 5 Velikallu 188 Chinnannapela 18 Kothanalapadu 181 Panjam 10 Vell'buluru 152 Ch i ntaguntavenganna 74 Kothapalem 87 Papamambapuram 14 Vempativaripalle Khandrika 170 Kothapalem 138 Par;ammacheruvu 48 Vengarramb"puram 97 Chintalacheruvu 172 Kovurivarigunta Khandrika 47 Vengamanaidupalle Khand. ka 107 Kummnragunta 162 Papireddipalle 22 Ve nkatareddipalle 101 Chinthagunla 192 Kummarapeta 96 Po ravolu 189 V.dwatkuma.a 146 eh inta I apallevari 124 Kundam 30 Pa,hanalapadu Yachasamudram Khandrika 88 Kuppampalle 90 Palrapalle 95 Viswanadhapuram 25 Chutti 190 K. Upparapalle 179 Pedabandarupalle 12 Kuppayapalem 61 Peda Yachasamudram 91 Yachasamudram 150 Oachervu 153 Kurjagunta 194 Pedmiddi 49 Yachavaram 19 Daqqavolu 147 Kylasanadhapuram 133 Periyavaram 184 Yathaluru 15 [)okkrli 131 Petluru 1 7 Yellavajjulapalle 43 Dandavolu 72 Lakshmirampalle 84 Pigilam 46 Dandavolu Upparapalle 102 Lalapet 71 Pogulavaripalle 111 Zangalapalle

93 94

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the villege. the dlst2nce Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,- 5 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Coda village (in ..-----"'~---, ,-----~ ----~------,./\ ------_.., No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or COO'fT'unica- holds tion water Telegraph days 01 tions (Bus (Potlble) the stop. Railway mrHket, station, If any wilterway)

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

Devu!apalla 1217.70 290 1.263 P -5 W,HP -5 10+ -5

2 Madhavaiahpalem 1134.33 178 809 P 5-10 W PO 10+ B.3

3 Cherlopalle 106.84 15 74 .5 5·10 W .5 10+ -5

4 Kothacheruvu 88.63 Uninhabited 5 Velikallu 1761.19 287 1.329 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

6 Veerakumara 363.00 83 382 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5 Yachasamudram 7 Swarna Yachasamu- 138.00 Uninhabited dram 8 Sanganapalle 443.53 169 860 P 10+ W,HP 5-10 lOt ·5

9 Marlagunta 140.02 157 846 P 5-'0 W -5 10+ BS

10 Vembuluru 2377.52 551 2.677 P(5) D(A).O W PO 10+ 5· 10

11 Velampalle 222.17 131 583 P(2) -5 W PO 10+ -5

12 Kuppayapalem 269.92 86 492 P -5 W ·5 10+ ·5

13 Gollavarigunta 86.20 Uninhabited 14 Vempativaripalle 14.57 8 69 ·5 5.10 W ·5 10+ -5

15 Dakkili 1204.75 186 1,062 P,M,H .5 W PO 10+ BS

16 Kandalavaripalle 40.47 38 171 P 5.10 W,HP ·5 10+ BS

17 Yellav~jj ulapa lie 276.80 40 215 P .5 W .5 ,0 + .5

18 Kothanalapadu 99.55 60 313 .5 -5 W ·5 101- ·5

19 Daggavolu 2482.74 343 1,770 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5·10

20 Vakyam 382.43 105 519 p ·5 W.HP -5 -5

21 Nindali 500.59 167 728 P MH,PHS W,HP PO 10+ ·5 95

DIRECTORY and Land use VENKATAGIRI TALUK

.. _--- Land use i.e .• area under different types of la nd use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loea- __A_ r- l any place of tion A.pproach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri· Culturable Area not rei igious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) tor culti· archaeological vation interest

(1 1) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 1 7) (18) ( 19) (20) (1 )

KR Venkatagiri 22 ED, Rice 19.02 T (145.28) 83.37 876.14 93.89 EAG Ragi TK (145.28) PR Venkatagiri 24 ED. Rice 865.62 T (71.63) 64.75 14.97 117.36 M1 2 EAG Ragi TK (71.63) KR Venkatagiri 22 Rice 8.50 T (57.47) 25.90 14.97 3 Ragi TK 57.47) Uninhabited 4 5 PR Venkatagiri 21 ED. Rice 86.60 T (207.20) 137.59 1.115.72 214.08 EAG Ragi TK (207.20) 6 KR Vankatagiri 20 Rice 239.57 T (41.68) 11. 74 29.95 40.06 Ragi TK (41.68) Uninhabited 7

8 PR Venkatagiri 20 ED. Rice T (76.08) 12.14 270.73 84.58 EAG Ragi TK (76.08) 9 PR Venkatagiri 21 ED. Rice T (64.34) 1.21 42.90 31.57 EAG TK (64.34) 284.49 10 PR Venkatagiri 20 ED. Rice T (403.47) 27.52 1.662.04 EAG Ragi TK (403.47) 30.35 1 1 PR Venkatagiri 25 ED. Rice 87.00 T (36.42) 3.24 65.16 EAG Ragi TK (36.42) 12 PR Venkatagiri 16 ED, Rice 44.11 T (63.54) 14.97 101.57 45.73 EAG Ragi TK (63.54) Uninhabited 13 14 KR Venkatagiri 16 ED. Rice T (8.50) 2.43 3.64 EAG Ragi TK (8.50) 15 PR Venkatagiri 16 ED. Rice 2.02 T (145.28) 38.85 841.75 176.85 EAG Ragi TK (145.28) 16 PR Venkatagiri 16 ED. Rice 9.71 T (21.45) 4.45 0.41 4.45 EAG Ragi TK (21.45) 17 KR Venkatagiri 16 Rice' Jowar Land use data merged in chilaka!apalle L.C. No. 31

KR Venkatagiri 14 Rice land use data merged in Pathama!apadu L.C. No. 30 18

19 KR VinLatagiri 18 ED, Rice T (239.98) 203,56 1.760.38 278.82 N2 EAG TK (239.98) 20 KR Venkatagiri 32 ED. Rice T (13.35) 101, 17 146.50 121.41 EAG RaJ; TK (13.35) N3;Tl 21 KR Venka!ag: ri 20 ED. Rice T (45.73) 73.25 297.04 84.17 EAG Ragi TK (45.73) 96

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca­ Total area households and in broad ranges viz •• - 5 Kms.. 5 -10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the ion Name of village of the ,..-___populationA ____ , ,-______nearest place where The facilityA ______available is gillen) , Code village (in No. hectares) House. Popula. Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica. holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any water way)

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

22 Venkatareddipalle 160.26 89 424 P 5·10 W.HP -5 -5

23 Ambalapudi 424.92 126 565 P 5-10 W.HP ·5

24 Alimili 793.99 195 842 P 5·10 W.HP PO 10 + BS

25 Chutti 365.43 64 355 P ·5 W ·5 10+ ·5

26 Chalanarsu Khandrika N.A Uninhabited 27 Kadagunra 484.41 223 1.186 P CHW W PO 10+ ·5

28 Koneswarabha· 849.43 65 336 ·5 ·5 W ·5 10" .5 tlapalla

29 Bheemavaram 849.43 41 224 P(2) -5 W.HP ·5 10+ ·5

30 Pathanalapadu 612.69 184 990 P(2) -5 W.HP ·5 10+ .5

31 Chakalapalle 663.28 41 287 P(2) -5 W.HP .5 10+ ·5

32 Naidupalam N.A 90 467 P ·5 W .5 10+ -5

33 Lingasamudram 985.41 194 1.051 P(3) -5 W.HP PO 10+ BS

34 Datlan8gar~m 606.22 Uninhabifpd 35 Alia lasiddavaram 138.40 12 59 .5 10+ W 5·10 lOr 5· 1 0

36 Noothalacheruvu 220.15 Uninhabited 37 Althurupadu 1.455.65 223 1.053 P(3) 10+ W.HP PO 10+ 5.10

38 Namasivayapuram 112.10 Uninhabitpd 39 Timmayapalem 126.67 66 396 P 10+ W 5·10 10+ 10+

40 SU'ayapalem 55.04 22 107 P ·5 W.HP ·5 5.' 0 ·5

41 Mopuru 1.779.80 376 1.955 P(2).M H. D(A) W PO 10+ -5 97

DIRECTORY and land use VENKATAGIRI TALUK

Land use (i .e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- r------______-., A any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable ~ Area not rei igious. Code to vi Ilage and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (1 5) (16) (17) ( 18) ( 19) (20) (1)

PR Gudur 18 EAG Rice T(61.92) 24.28 12.14 61. 92 22 TW (30.36) TWE (22.66) TK (8 90) PR Gudur 18 EA Rice T(133.14) 8.90 80.94 201.94 T1 23 Ragi TW (50.59) TK (47.75) TWE (34.80) PR Gudur 18 ED. Rice 212.86 T (144.88) 114.53 38.04 283.68 M1:T1 24 EAG Ragi TWE (92.67) TK (52.21) PR Venkatagiri 15 Rice 72.84 T(80.13) 32.37 91.06 89.03 25 Ragi TK (80.13) Uninhabited 26 KR Venkatagi ri 16 ED. Rice 41.a T (93.48) 48.56 184.94 116.15 N1 27 EAG Ragi TK (93.48)

KR Venkatagiri 16 Rice Land use data merged in Bheemavaram L.C.No. 29 28

KR Naidupet 7 Rice 443.94 T (104.81) 32.78 148.92 118.98 29 TK (104.81) KR Venkatagiri 14 ED. Rice T (102.79) 40.87 391.33 77.70 T5 30 EAG TK (102.79) KR Venkatagiri 12 Rice 392.54 T (84.58) 91·86 31.57 62.73 T1 31 TK (84.58)

KR Venkatagiri 13 Rice Land use data merged in Linga Samudram L.C.No. 33 32

PR Venkatagiri 13 ED. Rice T (246.45) 6.07 492.91 239.98 T2 33 EAG TK (246.45) Uninhabited 34 KR Venkatagiri 18 Rice 123.43 T (12.14) 1. 21 1 .21 0.41 35 TK (12.14) Uninhabited 36 PR Venkatagiri 12 ED. Rice 937.66 T (278.42) 14.97 92.67 131.93 37 EAG TK (278.42) Uninhabited 38 PR Venkatagiri 11 ED Rice 12.95 T (38.04) 1 .62 1.62 72.44 39 TK (38.04) KR Ven katagiri 10 Rice 0.81 T (19.43) 25.90 8.90 40 TK (19.43) KR Venkatagiri 12 ED. Rice 78.10 T (405.09) 157.83 835.27 303.51 N1 :T3 41 EAG TK (405.09) 98

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village the distance loca. Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,-_----..A.--._, ,.------..A. No. ---, hectares) House. Popula. Educational Medical Drinking Post anC! Day or Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (PotalJle) the stoP. Railway market. station. if any waterway) ( 1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (9) (10)

42 Nagulapadu 269.92 93 510 P 5·10 W -5 5-10 5-10

43 Dandavolu 509·09 116 497 P .5 w -5 -5

44 Sreepuram 448.39 158 729 P 10+ W -5 .5

45 Nadimpalle 359.76 102 499 P 5-10 W PO -5

46 Dandavolu 508.69 118 646 P 5-10 W -5 .5 Upparapalle 47 VengamnaidupaJle 91.05 65 327 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

48 Vengamambapuram 194.65 160 941 P -5 W.HP -5 BS

49 Yachavaram 436.25 110 540 P .5 W.HP PO -5

50 Ramapuram 310.39 79 381 P -5 w -5 -5

51 Balayapalle 367.85 134 581 P PYC w PO,TO. 10 +- RS Phone 52 Mannuru 988.24 254 1.213 P(2) -5 w PO _5

53 Pallipadu 401.85 202 468 P 5-10 W -5 _5

54 Gottikadlj 1.088.20 673 146 P(2) CHW W.HP PO RS

55 Subrahmanyam 546.32 114 632 P .5 W.HP -5 10+ -5

56 Kayyuru 747.05 163 848 P(2) CHW W.HP PO 10 +- - 5

57 Akkasamudram 385.66 120 583 P -5 W.HP -5 5-10 -5

58 Kandllnalapadu 245·64 71 312 P CHW W -5 10+ -5

59 Varaclannapalle 211.25 57 237 -5 -5 W,HP -5 -5

60 Matumadugu 764.85 231 0 91 1. P W PO BS

61 PedaYachasamudram 379.59 68 369 P 10+ W -5 BS

62 Chapalapaile 602.17 150 798 P(2) 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5 99

DIRECTORY and Land use VENKATAGIRI TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,..-______A ______, any rlace of tion ApprO~"'h Neare~t t"wn Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not refilicu5 , Code to Village and distance supply food by source gated waste a~ailab!a hi~to ical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) (18) ( 19) (20) (1 )

KR Venkatagiri -; ED. Rice T (65.15) 13.35 174.42 17.00 42 EAG TK 165.15) KR Venkata]iri 18 ED. Rice 200.32 T (78 10) 54.63 29.95 146.09 43 EAG TK (60.70) W(17.40) KR Venka'agiri 14 ED Rice T (123.43) 40.06 148.92 135.98 44 lK (123.43) PR Venkatagiri 16 Rice T (55.44) 62.73 216.50 25.09 45 TK (55.44) KR Venkatagiri 16 ED. Rice 200.32 T 124.69) 108.05 29.54 146.09 46 EAG TK (24.69) KR Venkatagiri 9 Rice T (19.83) 21.45 26.30 23.47 47 TK (19.83) PR Venkatagiri 12 ED Rice T (55 85) 49.78 84.98 4.04 T2 48 Ragi TK (55.85) PR Venkatagiri 15 ED Rice T (' 13.3') 89.03 129.50 104.41 Nl 49 Ragi lK ( , 13.31 ) KR Venkatagiri 16 Rice T (22.25) 41·68 210.44 36.02 50 TK (22.25) PR Venkatagiri 13 ED. Rice 141.64 T(60.70) 58.27 42.90 64.34 N3:C 1 :T6 51 EAG Pagi TK (60.70) KR Venkatagiri 20 EA Rice T (156.61) 40.47 129.50 661.66 N2:Ml :11 52 Ragi TK(83.77) TWE (72.84) PR Venkatagiri 20 ED. Rice 121.40 T (84.17) 16.19 121.41 58.48 T1 53 EAG Ragi TWE (48.56) TK (35.61) PR Venkatagiri 18 ED. Rica 586.79 T (82.15) 38.85 249.29 131.12 Nl 54 EAG TK (82.15) PR Venkatagiri 12 ED. Rice 356.93 T (29.54) 101.98 8.09 49.78 55 EAG TK (29.54) PR Venkatagiri 12 ED Rice 292.59 T (1 119.67) 273.57 71.22 T1 56 Ragi TK 1109.67) PR Venkatagiri 9 Rice 58.68 T '161 47) 101.17 64.34 57 Ragi TK (161 47) 58 PR Venkatagiri 12 Ri,:e 4.45 T (39:26) 10.52 161.87 29.54 Ragi TK (39.26) PR Venkatagiri 11 Rice T(68.80) 12.95 89.84 39.66 59 R~ni TK (68.80) PR V~nkat3giri 12 ED Rice 96.72 T (122.62) 97.93 270.33 177.25 60 TK (122.62) PR Veni:atsgiri 12 ED Rice T (107.24) 16.18 147.31 108.86 61 IK (107 24) PR Venbtagiri 8 ED. Rice 115.34 T (110.88) 76.89 171.99 127.07 62 EAG TK (110.88) 100

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households end in broad ranges viz. ,- 5 I(ms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,--___A.. __-_, ,----______A.. ______, Code village (in No. hecta res) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Rai I way market, station, if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

63 Palugodu 684.32 120 636 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

64 Cheekarenipalle 161.06 72 358 P 10 + HP -5 10+ 5-10

65 Mahasamudram 273.16 62 323 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

66 Thimmanagunta 53.42 13 73 -5 10+ W,HP -5 10+ -5

67 Thirthampadu 398.21 282 1,604 P(2) 10+ W -5 10+ BS

68 Nagavolu 323.75 120 668 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5·10 BS

69 Chennasamudram 250.90 71 433 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

70 Vedurugunta N.A Uninhabited 71 Pogulavaripalle 132.33 21 109 P 5- 10 W -!5 1 Q+ -5

72 Lakshmirampalle 43.30 Uninhabited 73 Pakapudi 500.19 88 469 P CHW W - 5 10+ RS

74 Kothapalem 246.05 88 541 P -5 W -5 10+ RS

75 Jayampu 1,446.34 433 2,009 P(2) ,M,H D(A) W,HP PO,TO 10+ BS.RS

76 Bandarugunta N.A 14 77 -5 -5 W -5 10+ BS 77 Palempadu 377.57 47 234 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

78 I nugunta 1,408.71 257 1,339 P(2) HC W PO 10+ -5

79 Rangarajusamudram 166.33 Uninhabited 80 Naiducheruvu 584.77 85 381 P _5 W -5 10+ -5 Khandrika 81 Hastakaveri 432.61 72 377 P(2) 5- I 0 W -5 10+ -5

82 Jarlapadu 95.91 81 348 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

83 Kommalagunta 175.23 Uninhabited 84 Pigilam 825.56 177 905 P CHW W PO 10+ RS

85 Thikkavaram 207.60 36 177 P(2) 5-10 W, TK -5 10+ RS

86 Arigipalle 292.18 56 278 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5 1 Q1

DIRECTORY and Land use VENKATAGIRI TAlUK

Land use (i .e •• ar8a under diflerent types of land use Rem2rks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- A tion r------, any pla-::e of Approach Nearest tow" Pow0r Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturabla Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (1 5) (16) (17) (18) ( 19) (20) (1 )

PR Venkatagiri 10 ED. Rice 316.46 T(101.41) 36.02 60.30 167.13 11 63 EAG TK (104.41) KR Venka\agiri 14 Rice 91.05 T (43.30) 1.62 6.47 18.62 64 TK (43.30) KR Venkatagiri 10 ED. Rice T (61.92) 20.23 151.35 39.66 65 EAG lk (61.9?) KR Venkatagiri 13 ED. Rice T (23.88) 2.02 18.62 8.90 12 66 EAG TK (23.88) 67 PR Venkatagiri 12 ED. Rice T (183.73) 63.53 98.34 52.61 EAG TK (183. 73) T1 68 PR Venkatagiri 8 ED. Rice 135.57 T (85.39) 18.62 2.83 81.34 EAG TK (85.39) KR Venkatagiri 8 ED. Rice 29.94 T (96.72) 14.16 36.02 74.06 69 EAG TK (96 72) Uninhabited 70 25.50 71 FP Venkatagiri 12 Rice 44.11 T (14.16) 8.09 40.47 TK (14.16) Uninhabited 72 PR Venkatagi ri 15 ED Rice T (59.08) 21.45 343.98 75.68 N4 73 TK (59.08) PR Venkatagiri 14 Rice T (34.00) 6.87 129.10 76.08 74 Ragi TK (34.00) PR Venkatagiri 18 ED. Rice 348.03 T(182.11) 103.60 558.06 254.54 N30:M1:T1 75 EAG Regi TK (141.64) TWE (40.47) PR Ven katagiri 17 EO Rice Land use data merged in Palempadu L. C. No. 77 76 T1 77 KR Venkafagiri 17 Rice 153.78 1 (63.94) 30.76 44.92 84.17 TK (63.94) 78 KR Venkatagiri 19 ED, Rice 903.66 T(161.06) 93.08 69.20 181.71 N1:T3 EAG Ragi TK (161.06) Uninhabited 79 80 KR Venkatagiri 15 Rice T (40.06) 82.56 401.45 60.70 Ragi TK (40.06) PR Venkatagiri 15 Rice 40.47 T (56.25) 4.05 12.14 319.70 T2 81 Ragi TW (28 33) TK (27.92) 82 KR Venkatagiri 15 Rice 42.90 T (12.95) 24.28 6.07 9.71 TK (12.95) Uninhabited 83 PR Venkatagiri 12 Rice T (89·84) 32.38 642.64 60.70 N2 84 Ragi TK (89.84) 85 PR Venkatagiri 12 ED. Rice 118.57 T (35.21) 20.24 32.78 EAG Ragi TK (35.21 ) 86 PR Venkatagiri 11 Rice 141,23 T (16.19) 40.06 80.94 13.76 TK (16.19) 102

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance loca~ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz •• - 6 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,--______A ______- ____ --_~ Code village (in ,-----"-----, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion Water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Ra "way market. station. if any waterway) (1 ) (2) {3} (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

87 Papamambapuram 205.18 87 478 P 5-10 HP.T -5 10+ -5

88 Kuppampalle 91.86 64 408 P 5-10 W .5 5-10 .5

89 Ammapalem 278.42 131 688 P(3) CHW W.HP PO 6-10 BS

90 Patrapalle 78.10 51 279 -5 .5 W .5 6-10 -5

91 Yachasamudram 152.97 16 75 .5 -5 W -5 -5 -5

92 Tadikalapadu 153.78 11 46 -5 -5 W .5 5-10 -5 Khandrika 93 Kalapadu 1.063.11 105 520 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

94 Bangaru Yachasamu- 171.18 Uninhabited dram 5-10 5-10 95 Viswanadhapuram 124.64 25 108 .5 5-10 W 5-10

5-10 96 Paravolu 508.69 232 1.187 P 5-10 W PO 6-10

_5 6-10 5-10 97 Chintalacheruvu 217.32 48 269 -5 5-10 W Khandrika 10+ 5-10 98 Palemkota 143.66 138 640 P 5-10 W PO

5-10 99 Siddavaram 646.28 132 765 P 5-10 W -5 5·10

100 Akkamambapuram 122.21 Uninhabited .5 101 Chinthagunta 141.23 154 580 P(2) -5 W -5 -5

102 lalapet 218.53 104 537 P 5-10 W.T PO 5-10 5·10

103 Juvvirnani 80.94 Uninhabited Khandrika .5 -5 -5 104 Gundlasamudram 166.73 91 444 P -5 W

-5 105 Balasamudram 428.16 85 401 P .5 W -5 -5

.5 -5 106 Ba ngarupeta 208.82 763 3.473/ P(2).M.H .5 W.T PO

_5 T -6 -5 107 Kummaragunta 71.22 30 97 -5 -5

_5 W.T .5 -5 -5 108 Boppapuram 199.91 140 616 P(3)

109 Kampalem 816.00 Urban area (VenkBtagiri Town) Venkatagiri 103

DIREctORY and land use VENKATAGIRI TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca. r------~------.A------, any place of tion Approach Nearest town power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri. Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti. archaeological vaticn interest

(11 ) (12 ) (13) (14 ) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) ( 19) (20) (1 )

87 KR Venkatagiri 12 Rice 8.09 T (66.37) 17.40 52.21 61.11 TK (66.37) 88 PR Venkatagiri 12 Rice 6.08 T(11.33) 22.66 32.38 19.42 TK (11.33) 89 PR Venkatagiri 8 EAG Rice 95.50 T (52.61) 62.32 67.99 N1 Ragi TK (52.61) 90 PR Venkatagiri 6 EAG Rice T (25.09) 32.78 16.19 4.04 TK (25.09) 91 PR Venkatagiri 4 EAG Rice 37.64 T (19.42) 44.11 36.83 14.97 TK(19.42) 92 PR Venkatagiri 6 Rice 113.72 T (33.18) 4.05 2.83 TK (33.18) 93 PR Venkatagiri 5 EAG Rice 693.64 T (168.75) 131.52 69.20 TK (168.75) Uninhabited 94

95 PR Venkatagiri 6 Rice T (16.99) 6.07 28.33 73.25 TK (16.99) 96 KR Venkatagiri 5 ED Rice T (161.47) 109.26 117.36 120.60 TK (161.47) 97 KR Venkatagiri 6 Rice T (~9 89) 12.14 106.03 39.26 TK (59.89) Nl 98 PR Venkatagiri 10 ED. Rice 24.28 T (61.92) 2.83 10.12 44.51 EGA lK (61.92) 99 KR Venkatagiri 5 Rice 407.52 T (106.03) 16.18 53.01 6.07 TK (106.03) 100 Uninhabited 101 PR Venkatagiri 21 ED Rice T (51.39) 6.07 3.24 80.53 TK (51.39) 102 KR Venkatagiri 6 fAG Rice T (80.94) 4.45 60.30 72.84 TK (80.94) Uninhadited 103

N2 104 PR Venkatagiri 21 Rice T (61.10) 4.05 2.43 99.15 TK (61.10) 105 PR Venkatagiri 4 ED. Rice 55.85 T (170.37) 10.12 6.47 185.35 N2 EAG TK (170.37) PR Vel\katagiri 3 E.D. Rice T (72.44) 42.90 93.07 0.41 N20:Ml;T1 106 EAG TK (72.44) PR Venkatagiri 2 EAG Rice T (9.71) 4.04 17.00 40.47 107 TK (9.71) PR Venkatagiri 3 ED. Rice T (26.30) 32.38 141.23 101i EAG TK (26.30) Urban area (Venkatagiri Town) 109 104

VILLAGE

NElLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the dlstan.:e Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms •• 5-10Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the lion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) .--___A ______....., Code village (in r----A ---"'" . r- No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railw3Y market. station, jf any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) ( 8) (9) (10)

110 Siddagunta 546.32 105 549 P CHW W -5 5 10 -5

111 Zangalaparre 152.57 100 471 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

112 Thallapalle 96.31 37 238 P CHW W -5 10+ BS

113 Muddampalfe 118.17 26 115 P _5 W -5 10+ BS

114 NidigalJu 1.375.93 394 1.960 P(2) RP W.HP PO.TO 5-10 BS.RS M(2).H 115 Boyan agu nta N.A 7 25 -5 -5 W -5 10+ -5

',6 Katragunta 107.65 62 310 P 5·.10 W.TK -5 10 + _5

117 Lingareddipalle 2 t 2.86 23 157 -5 5-10 W.HP -5 10 + -5

118 Karimrnagunta 199.91 16 71 -5 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 5-10

119 Lingareddipalle N.A Uninhabited Zaptik,-ttubadi 120 Ravipadu 212.05 72 401 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

121 Rajanagaram 259.81 Uninhabited 122 Thirumafapu di 502.2.1 99 533 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

123 Machavarnm 1.066.75 99 507 P(2) 5-10 W -5 10+ 10+

124 Kundam 805.32 143 748 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

125 Enuguwada 222.98 47 220 P(2) 5-10 W 5-10 '0+ 10+

126 Kotambedu 1.246.83 175 860 P MH W PO 10+ 5-10

127 Surabhivari 99.15 Uninhabited Khandril

128 Kamakuru 1,093.05 154 778 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5.10

129 Karaganda 528.11 130 628 P -5 W.TK -5 10+ 5-10

130 Utlapalle 564.94 1 11 490 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

131 Petluru 731.04 234 1.180 P(2) 5-10 W.TK PO 5-10 -5 105

DIRECTORY and Land use VENKATAGJRI TALUK

Land use (i .e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ~ ______--A ______, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) ( 1 6) (17) ( 18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Venkatagiri 7 ED. Rice T (56.66) 46.54 320.10 123.02 110 EAG Ragi TK (56.66) PR Venkatagiri 6 ED. Rica t (30.76) 6.07 60.70 55.04 111 EAG lK(30.76) PR Venkatagiri 11 EAG Rice T (40.06) 8.50 35.61 12.14 112 Rag; TK (40.06) PR Venkatagiri 12 EAG Rice 42.90 T (14.16) 25.09 6.07 29.95 113 TK (14.16) PR Venkatagiri 10 ED. Rice 876.95 T(282.47) 86.60 93.48 36.43 N2;T1 114 EAD TK (282.47) KR Venkatagiri 9 Rice Land use data merged In nidigall u L. C. No. 114 115

KR Venkatagiri 14 Rice 49.78 T (21.04) 4.05 32.78 116 TK (21.04) KR Venkatagi ri 24 Rice 131.12 T (30.76/ 4.45 14.16 32.37 117 Rilgi TK (30.76) KR Venkatagiri 15 Rice 146.50 T (12.14) 23.07 5.66 12.54 118 TK (12.14) Uninhabited 119

KR Venkatagiri 24 Rice 140.02 T (11.33) 16.19 4.85 39.66 120 lK (11.33) Uninhabited 121 PR Venkatagiri 38 ED. Rice 282.06 T (58.68) 61.11 17.00 83.36 122 EAG Ragi TK (58.68) KR Venkatagiri 39 ED Rice T (160.25) 307.97 365.43 233.10 123 Sajja TK (160.25) KR Venkatagiri 36 ED Rice T (65.15) 178.47 492.90 68.80 124 Sajja lK (65 15) KR Venkatagiri 30 ED. Rice 43.30 T (21.45) 72.84 20.64 64.75 125 EAG Sajja TK (21.45) PR Venkatagiri 24 ED. Rice 785.09 T (70.41) 150.14 123.83 117.36 12 126 EAG TK (70 41) Uninhabited 127

KR Venkatagiri 22 Rice 579.51T (129.09) 25.09 228.24 131.12 N1 128 Ragi TK (129.09) KR Venkatagiri 10 ED. Rice 327.39 T (81.34) 15.78 103.60 11 129 EAG Ragi TK (81.34) PR Venkatagiri 8 ED Rice 422.90 T (52.61) 4.04 24.28 61.11 130 Ragi TK (52.61) PR Venkataigri 6 ED. Rice 306.75 T (133.55) 60.70 72.44 207.60 Nl 131 EAG Ragi TK (133.55) 106

VillAGE

NElLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. t"e distAnce Loca- Total area households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) A ___, Code village (in r- -A --, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus ( Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any waterw3Y)

( 1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B1 (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

132 Bommngunta P4.58 7 5-10 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 -5

133 Periyavaram 515.57 193 884 P(2) -5 W PO -5 RS

134 Ammavaripeta 82.96 106 430 P _5 W.T .5 -5 -5

135 Somasanigunta 214.08 139 667 P -5 W -5 -5 _5

136 Palakondasatram 104.00 94 503 P -5 W.N -5 .5 -5

137 Mokkal epudi 91.05 57 341 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS

138 Papamm3cheruvu 23.47 Uninhabited Khandri~(a 139 Triplirentaka 161.47 74 332 P -5 W -5 -5 -5 bhatlapaIJe 140 Ramasastrulavari 28.33 Uninhabited Khandrika 141 Dharmapuram 123.02 Urban area (included in Venkatagiri Town)

142 Vaddipalle 195.06 12 45 -5 -5 W -5 5-10 ·5

143 Dharm?chatla 57.06 18 79 -5 5.10 W 5·10 5-10 5.10 Khandrika 144 SunkaravaripaIJe 23.88 30 127 -5 -5 W _5 5-10 -5

145 Madichp.nll Khandr1ka 2:> .66 Uninhabited 146 C h intal a pal levari E4.98 13 44 -5 -5 W _5 10+ _5 Khandrika 147 Kylasa nad ha puram 14.57 Uninhabited 148 Chelikampadu 188.99 84 590 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

149 Chelikampadu N.A Uninhabited Mannegunta 150 Dach~rvu 180.49 59 329 P 5 -10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

1 51 josyula Appala- N.A Uninhc:bited charyula Khandrika 152 Chintagunta- N.A Unir;habited venganna Khandrika 153 KUfja(Jun13 197.49 59 323 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 E-l0

154 Basavayagullta N.t>. Uninhabited

155 Pularangadupalle 384.45 49 218 P -5 W -5 -5 -5 107

DIRECTORY and Land use VENKATAGIRI TALUK

Land use (i .e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,------A------""'I any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) ( 19) (20) (1 )

KR Venkatagiri 7 EAG Rice 2.83 T (14.16) 18.21 27.12 22.26 132 TK (14.16) PR Venkatagiri 5 ED. Rice 122.62 T (56.25) 230.67 1 DB. 03 Nl 133 EAG TK (56.25) PR Venkatcgiri 2 ED. Rice T (31.56) 33.59 17.81 N2 134 EAG TK (31.56) PR Venkatagiri 4 ED. Rice T (103.60) 4.05 35.21 71.22 Nl0 135 EAG TK (103.60) PR Venkatagiri 4 ED. Rice T (65.56) 4.04 7.69 26.71 N1 :T1 136 EAG TK (65.56) PR Venkatagiri 6 ED Rice T (37.23) 2.02 5.26 46.54 137 TK (37.23) Uninhabited 138

PR Venkatagiri 6 EAG Rice T (58.68) 12.14 10.12 80.53 139 TK (58.68) Uninhabited 140

Urban area ( included in Venkatagiri. Town) 141

KR Venkatagiri 4 Rice 35.21 T (23.07) 96.99 29.54 7.28 142 TK (23.07) PR Venkatagiri 5 Rice T (7.28) 6.07 6.07 37.64 143 TK (7.28) KR Venkatagiri 4 Rice T (14.57) 9.31 144 TK (14.57) Uninhabited 145 KR Venkatagiri 2 Rice T (27.52) 12.14 4.04 41.28 146 TK (27.52) Uninhabited 147 KR Venkatagiri 5 EAG Rice 61.39 T (79.32) 32.78 10.93 14.57 148 TK (79.32) Uninhabited 149

KR Venkatagiri 5 EAG Rice T (76.48) 13.36 29.54 61.11 150 TK (76.48) Uninhabited 151

Uninhabited 152

KR Venkatagiri 7 Rice 65.97 T (24.28) 17.00 28.73 61.'51 , 5 '3 TK (24.28) Uninhabited 154

KR Venkatagiri 4 ED. Rice 121.41 T (31 .16) 48.56 80.94 102.38 155 EAG TK (31.16) 108

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities avail(lble (if not available within the village. the distance Loca. Total area Households and in broad ranges vi:z •• - 5 Kms., 5.10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. oftha Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion , ___A ____ "") ,--____ • ______-A ______' ______, Code village (in No. hectares) House. Popula. Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica. holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, if any waterway)

(1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (S) (9) (10)

156 Mannegunta 363.41 64 280 pel) 5-10 W -6 -5 5-10

157 Akba rn iva sa 406.30 28 88 -5 -5 R .5 10+ -5 Khandrika 158 Manula I pet a N.A Urban Area (included in Venkatagiri Town)

159 Chevireddipalle (R) 446.77 422 1,884 P(2) MCH W,T -5 -5 BS

180 Gotlagunta 273.57 86 382 P 5-10 W 5.10 5-10 5-10

161 M ogaJl agunta 379.19 89 443 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5·'0

162 Papireddipalle 340.74 57 295 5-10 5-10 W.TK 5-10 10+ -5

163 Chinagotlagunta 116.14 20 80 5-10 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

164 Konamgunta 147 71 34 150 .5 5-10 W 5-10 10+ -5

165 Chilamanuru 1.498.55 175 801 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

166 Muraharirao Dondarao 79.72 45 163 -5 -5 W _5 10+ -5 Khandrik3 167 Mallemafa 477.12 75 435 P 10+ W.HP -5 10+ -5

168 Karuru 383.64 95 558 P -5 W _5 10,. -5

169 Mummayapalem N.A 1 1 1 536 P 5- 1 0 W -5 10+ 5·10 170 Kothapalem 31.97 Uninhabited

171 Athivaram 1.725.98 222 1.092 P.AC 0 W PO 10+ BS

172 Kovuri va rigunta 27.11 Uninhabited

173 Bhyravaram 723.98 130 629 P .5 W -5 10+ -5

174 Sangavaram 462.55 114 501 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ -5

175 Gorlagunta 161.87 39 172 -5 10+ W .5 10+ BS

176 Lingamnaidupalle 180.08 21 123 5-10 5-10 HP 5.10 5-10 5·10

177 Ch inaba ndarupalle 106.03 Uninhabited 178 Busapalem 341.96 96 500 P 5-10 W .5 5-10 5.10

179 Pedabandarupalle 44.11 Uninhabited 109

DIRECTORY and Land use VENKATAGIRI TALUK

Land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use Remarks ".-______in hectares rounded upto A _____ 2 decimal places) including Loca- -...., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13\ (14) ( 15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Venkatagiri 5 ED. Rice 241.19 T (51.40) 4.05 26.30 40.47 156 EAG TK (51.40) KR Venkataairi 6 Rice Land use data merged in Pularangadupet. L. C. No. 155 157

Urban area ( included in Venkatagiri Town) 158

PR Venkatagiri 2 ED. Rice 89.03 T (46.94) 8.09 20.24 282.47 N5 159 EAG TK (46.94) PR Venkatagiri 7 ED. Rice 71.23 T (63.13) 60.70 40.47 38.04 160 EAG Ragi TK (63.13) KR Venkatag;ri 5 ED. Rice T (41.68) 148.52 119.79 69.20 161 EAG TK (41.68) KR Venkatagiri 8 ED. Rice 225.81 T (57.46) 8.10 24.28 25.09 162 EAG Ragi TK (57.46) KR Venkatagiri 7 ED. Rice T (15.78) 25.49 10.47 34.40 163 EAG TK (15.78) KR Venkatagiri 15 Rice 102.79 T (12.5 ) 12.14 10.52 9.71 164 TK (12.55) KR Ven katagiri 14 ED Rice 845.39 T (147.71) 36.42 122.22 346.81 165 Ragi TK (147.71) PR Venkatagiri 23 ED Rice 0.81 T (29. 14) 27. I 1 7.28 15.38 166 TK (29.14 ) KR Venkatagiri 23 ED. Rice 255.76 T (72.4l) 7.28 72.03 69.61 T1 167 EAG TK (72.44) KR Venkatagiri 29 ED. Rice 10.52 r (67.99) 117.36 129.09 58.68 168 fAG Sajja TK (67·99) KR Venkatagiri 32 Rice N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A 169 Uninhabited 170

PR Venkatagiri 24 ED. Rice 235.53 T(318.89) 60.70 796.83 314.03 171 EAG TK (318.89) Uninhabited 172

PR Venkatagiri 24 ED. Rice 387.28 T (111.69) 29.95 37.23 157.83 173 EAG TK (1 11. 6~) KR Venkatagiri 17 ED Rice 195.46 T (78.51 ) 43.70 28.33 116.55 174 Ragi TK (78.51 ) PR Venkatagiri 15 ED Rice 60.70 T (47.75) 8.50 21.04 23.88 175 TK (47.75) KR Venkatagiri 8 Rice 127. aa T (14.57 ) 1. 21 17.00 19.42 176 TK (14.57) Uninhabited 177 KR Venkatagiri 6 Rice T (56.66) 2.43 1 16.95 165.92 178 TK (56.66) Uninhabited 179 110

VILLAGE

Amenities NELLORE DISTRICT

Total number of ,_.Amenities available (if not available Within the village. the distance in broad ranges viz .•- 5 Kms •• 5.10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Loea- Total area Households and nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the population .-______A ______-, .-___A ___~ Code village (in Drinking Post and Day or Communica- No. hectares) House. popula- Educational Medical holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (BuS (Pota ble) the stoP. Railway market. station. if any waterway) (8) (9) (10) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4 B) (5) (6) (7)

-5 5-10 10+ 180 Thimmayagunta 74.87 43 225 -5 10+ W

5.10 10+ -5 181 Panjam 493.72 105 491 P 5·10 W

182 AI ivelumangapuram 63.94 Uninhabited

183 Kammapalle 265.47 2 11 5-10 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 5·10

184 Yathaluru 1.249.26 191 881 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5·10

185 Vallivedu 745.83 135 789 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

186 Manigadaru 233.50 Uninhabited Khandrika 187 Singamambapuram 192.23 45 224 P 5.10 W -5 10+ -5

188 Chinnannapeta 551.18 85 568 P 10+ W -5 5-10 10+

189 Vidwatkumara N.A Uninhabited Vacha San udram 190 K. Upparapalle 428.56 140 746 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

191 Kalavalarudi 1.383.21 313 1.525 P 10+ W PO 10+ RS

192 Kumo'arapeta 123.02 35 173 P 10 t- W -5 10+ _5

193 Melchuru 270.73 69 403 P 5-10 W.HP 5-10 10+ BS

194 Perimiddi 3.164.23 369 1.760 P(4) D W.HP PO 10+ .5

195 Chekracharyula 144.88 17 70 -5 -5 TK -5 10+ -5 Khandrika

196 Kothacheruvu 188.58 56 304 P -5 W .5 10+ 5·10 111

DIRECTORY and Land use VENKATAGIRI TALUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,------"------., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- CultlJrable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) ( 13) (14 ) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (19) (20) ( 1)

KR Venkatagiri 13 Rice 41.68 T (13.76) 4.05 12.95 2.43 180 TK (13.76) PR Venkatagi ri 8 ED. Rice 286.52 T (84.98) 2.02 61.92 58.28 181 EAG Ragi TK (84.98) Uninhabited 182

KR Venkatagiri 8 Rice 203.15 T (23.47) 2.43 32.37 4.05 183 TK (23.47) KR Venkatagiri 15 ED. Rice 896.78 T (285.30) 16.19 , 2.14 38.85 184 EAG Ragi TK (285.30) PR Venkatagiri 1 1 ED Rice 339.53 T(100.77) 6.07 156.61 142.85 Nl 185 Ragi TK (100.77) Uninhabited 186

KR Venkatagiri 16 Rice 127.88 T (23.88) 4.05 26.71 9.71 187 TK (23.88) PR Venkatagiri 12 Rice 347.63 T (46.13) 44.11 24.28 89.03 188 TK ~46"3) Uninhabited 189

KR Venkatagiri 12 ED Rice 108.05 T (71.63) 83.77 33.18 131.93 190 Ragi TK (71.63) PR Venk~tagiri 13 ED Rice 555.63 T (227.03) 160.66 73.65 366.'24 191 Ragi TK (227.03) PR Venkatagiri 15 nice 49.37 T (20.64) 6.47 4.45 42.09 192 Ragi TK (20.64) PR Ven ka tagiri 18 ED, Rice 151.35 T (41.28) 7.28 22.26 48.56 193 EAG Ragi TK (4 1 .28) KR Ven ka ragiri 25 ED. Rice 2,039.21 T (366.64) 91.86 207.20 459.32 N3:T3 194 EAG Ragi TK (366.64) KR Venkatagiri 18 R,ee Land use dilta merged in perimiddi l.C. No.1 94 195

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GUOUR TALUK

1981 1981 location Name of Village location lIIame of village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

28 AddepaJle 13 MUddumudi 9 Akkampeta 68 Muthyalapadu 59 Ananthamadugu 14 AmupalHpadu 69 Nakkalakalva Khandrika 23 Allkulapaturu 56 Nalabhotlapalle 36 Annambaka 73 Nelaballi 87 Ayyavaripalem 64 Nellaturu 82 Nernoor 43 Baddevolu 80 Netnoor Sangameswarawamy 30 Ballavolu Khandrika 16 Bandepalle 71 Bhudhanam 72 Oduru

61 Chemidthi Orupalle alias Thurimerla 62 ChennUIU (Bit-I) 63 Chennu,u (Bit-II) 75 Palicherla 11 C herukurrudi 32 Pallamala Khandrika 67 Chillakuru 58 Palul 34 Chintavaram 12 Parlapadu 57 Pathallapalle 81 GoiJapalle 42 Penfapadu 6 Griddalur 19 Ptduru 65 Gudur East 44 Pidurupalem 66 Gudur West 5 Pokkandala 15 Gurivindapudi 24 Ponnavolu

33 Ippapudi 76 Rachapalem 47 Ramasagaram 2 Jafhlapuram 49 Ranganaramapuram 3 Jogipalte 78 Reddigunta

70 Kadivedu 51 Samudralavari Khandrika 20 Kakithafapuru 38 Kalavakonda 27 Thamminapatnam 60 Kandali 74 Theepanur 88 Kandra 41 Thikkavaram 29 Kanupur fast 90 Thimman3ramapuram 22 Kattuvapalle 50 Thippa,eddipalle 21 Kolanukuduru 52 Thokc lapudi 79 Kommaneturu 37 Thonukurr ala 85 Kondagunta 17 Kudith i palle 35 Udathllvaripalem 83 Kundakuru 39 Udathavariparlapalfe 10 KUricherlapadu 4 Utukur

53 lingasamudram 84 Vedicherla 8 Madamanuru 31 Vellapalem 77 Mangalapur 55 Vernulachedu 18 Manubolu 89 Vendodu 86 Mekanur 45 Venkanapalem 54 Mittapalie 46 Vinduru 7 Mittathrnakuru 48 Molakalapundla 25 Yeruru 26 Mamiei 40 Yogeswarunipalie

113 114

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca. Total area Households and in broad langes viz •• - 5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,-__A ___-, ___ A ___ Code village (in r­ ------=-~ No. hectares) House. Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any waterway) ------(1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (6) (10) Orupalle alias 1.577.87 565 2.688 P(2}. MH.H W,T. PO. 10+ 10+ Thurimerla M.H. HP Phone 2 Jafhlapuram 208.82 34 157 _5 -5 W -5

3 Jogipalle 433.42 118 480 P -5 W.HP PO 10+

4 Utukur 1.125.67 382 1.807 P.M H.RP W.HP PO. 10 +- Phone

,5 Pokkandala 359.36 109 498 P -5 W .5 10+

6 Griddalur 2,899.57 793 3,753/' P(5),M CHW W.HP PO. 5-10 Phone 7 Mittathmakuru 1.660.83 272 1.093 P(4) -5 W PO -5

8 Madamanuru 2.190.56 860 3.450/ P(3),M H(Al W PO 10+ BS

9 Akkampeta 713.86 206 833 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

10 Kuricherlapadu 828.39 322 1.538 p 5.10 W PO 10+ BS

11 Cherukumudi 1.858.72 527 2.136 P 5.10 W PO 10+ .5

12 Parlapadu 205.98 52 234 P .5 w ·5 10+ -5

13 Muddumudi 285.30 117 539 P 10+ w -5 10+ -5

14 Amupallipadu 215.29 8 45 -5 10+ w 5-10 10+ fii 10

15 Gurivindapudi 738.95 238 949 P 10+ w PO 10+ BS

16 Bandepalle 1.485.19 352 1.605 P 10+ w PO 10+ 5-10

17 Kudithipalle 259.40 90 445 P 10+ W -5 -5 18 Manubolu 2,002.78 1.429 6.340/ P.M.H FPC W PO·TO. as.RS PTO 19 Piduru 1. 946 . 13 516 2.186 P -5 W PO BS

20 Kakithalapuru 1,465.77 264 1.186 P -5 W PO 10+ BS

21 Kolanukuduru 2.162.23 271 1.133 P 5-10 w PO 10+ -6 115

DIRECTORY and land use GUDUR TALUK

Land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- A r------"""\ any place of tion Apl9roach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (In Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) ( 16) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1 9) (20) (1 )

PR Gudur 22 EA Rice. 161.88 T (40.47) 1.375.12 M1:T2 PR Gudur 19 Jowar TK (40.47) Rice. T (9.71) 109.67 38.04 51.00 2 Jowar W (9.71) KR Gudur 24 EO.EAG Rice. r (26.30) 90.25 316.87 T2 3 Jawar WE (26.30) PR Gudur 20 EA Rice. 202.34 T (62.32) 124.24 87.82 738.95 T7 4 Jowar W (40.47) TK (21. 85) KR Gudur 18 Rice. r (23.47) 123.43 44.52 167.94 T1 6 Jawar TK (23 47) KR Gudur 29 ED.EAG Rice. 182.11 T (407.11) 841.34 789.13 669.88 T3 6 Jawar TK (407. 11) PR Gudur 14 Rice. T (212.05) 384.45 80.94 983.39 7 Jawsr TK (181.70) TW ('8.21) R (12.14) PR Gudur 16 ED.EAG Rice 202.75 T (420.87) 608.24 242.81 715.89 T6 8 TK (420.87) PR Gudur 15 Rice T (142.85) 353.70 216.91 T2 9 TK (142.85) PR Gudur 15 ED.EAG Rice T (103.60) 181.30 126.26 417.23 10 TK (103.60) I

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village the distance Loca. Total area Households and in broad ranges viz •• - 5 Kms •• 5.10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code viffage (in ,----A---""l .-'--- No. hectares) House. Popula. ._------, Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) ------(5) (6)------(7) (8) (9) (10) 22 Kattuvapaffe 688.77 198 884 P 5·10 W PO BS 23 Ankulapaturu 3.839.24 79 381 P W 5·10 10+ BS 24 Ponnavolu 426.13 79 359 P W 5·10 10+ .5 25 Yeruru 2.038.80 426 1.780 P 10+ W PO BS 26 Momidi 3.282.40 872 .5 W PO.TO 10+ BS 27 Thamminapatnam 3.799.99 638 2.759 P(2) W 5·10 5.10

28 Addepalle 314.04 17 71 10+ W 10+ 10+ 29 KunuputEast 1.017.38 249 1.044 P(2) 10+ W PO 10 + 5.10 Phone 30 Ballavolu 1.181.68 320 1,418 P(2) 10+ W PO.TO 10+ 5.10 31 Vellapalem 1.187.75 232 825 P 10+ W ·5

32 Pallamala khandrika 57.87 Uninhabited 33 Ippapudi 89.44 4 15 .5 5.10 W .5 .5 34 Chintavaram 1 .046.11 377 1.615 P(3). H.D. TW PO as M(2).H PHC 35 Udathavaripalem 1.859.93 377 1.757 P '0+ W PO 10+ BS 36 Annambaka 421.28 130 620 P 10+ W PO .5 37 Thonukumala 521.64 137 635 P 10+ W .5 BS 38 Kalavakonda 775.78 138 688 P 10+ W ·5 BS 39 Udathavariparlapalle 139.21 76 372 P 10+ W .5 10+ ·5 40 Yogeswarunipalle. 42.90 55 246 .5 o w PO BS 41 Thikkavaram 3.097.86 444 1.979 P,M. RMP,H. w PO BS H D(A) 42 Pentapadu 211.25 144 624 P.M ·5 w PO 10+ BS

43 Baddevolu 836.84 316 1.409 P 5.10 w PO 10+ BS

44 Pidurupalem 877.76 197 948 P.M.H 5.10 W PO 10+ BS 117

DIRECTORY and land use GUDUR TALUK

Land use (i .e. , area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca­ ~------______A __ ---__-----, any place of tion aproach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti­ archaeol og ical vation interest

(11 ) (12 ) (13 ) (14) (15) (16 ) (17) (18) ( 19) (20) (1 )

PR Gudur 14 Rice T (229.86) 108.86 50.18 299.87 T4 22 TK (229.86) PR Gudur 16 Rice T (423.30) 1.020.61 2.395.33 23 TK (423.30) KR Gudur 25 ED Rice T (19 02) 175.23 182.11 49.77 24 TK (19 02) PR Gudur 28 Rice 335.89 T (307.56) 404.68 15 38 975.29 N3:T2 25 TK (307.56) PH Gudur 29 Rice T (340 34) 463.77 662.06 1.816.23 N5:C5:T9 26 TK (340.34) KR Gudur 25 Rice 243.22 T(131.52) 424.92 3.000.33 T2 27 TK (13 1 .52) KR Gudur 26 Rice T (13.76) 53.02 162.68 fl4.58 28 TK (' 3. 76) KR Gudur 29 Rice T (69.61) 161.87 101. 17 684.73 29 TK (69 1'1) KR Gudur 24 ED Rice T (256.97) 159.85 101.17 663.28 T2 30 TK (256.97) KR Gudur 13 Rice T (18575) 191 42 24 68 785.90 31 TK (185.71') Uninhabited 32 PR Gudur 22 Rice T (19.83) 16.59 20.23 32.37 33 TK ('9.8::1) PR Gudur 21 ED.EAG Rice T (194.25) 129.50 34.40 687.96 N3:T2 34 TI( (194.25) PR Gudur 19 ED Rice 654 .37 T (294.21) 6.07 905.28 N2 35 TK (294.21) PR Gudur 14 ED Rice 118.57 T (167.14) 16.19 119.38 36 TK (167.14) PR Gudur 17 Rice 66.66 T (157.83) 40.87 101.57 164.71 37 TK (1 57 83) PR Gudur 17 Rice T (73.25) 17.40 111>'95 568.18 38 TK (73.25) PR Gudur 16 Rice 28.73 T(76.71) 11.33 61 .51 10.93 39 TK (26.7') PR Gudur 14 R;ce 27.52 10 52 4 45 40 PR Guuur 14 ED Rice 279.24 T (388.90) 273.16 1,375.52 781.04 N5:T3 41 TK (388.90) PR Gudur 8 ED R ce T (32.38) 34.80 95.91 48.16 T 1 42 TK (32.3b) PR Gudur 10 ED.EAG Rice T (146.09) 414.39 335.89 40.47 43 TK (146.09) PR Gudur 8 ED.EAG Rice T (275.59) 143.39 161.87 296.63 44 TK (275.59) 118

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 I(ms •• 5·1 0 Kms. and 1 0 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,-___A ____, ,--______A Code village (in -, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica­ holds tjon water Telegraph days of tion!> (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any waterway)

(1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (1 0)

45 Venkanapalem 696.91 276 1,247 P 6-10 w PO.TO 10+ BS

46 Vinduru 2,761.97 1.056 4.984/ P(2) W,HP PO,TO 10+ 5-10

47 Ramasagaram 1.261.81 516 2.179 P W,HP PO 10+ 10+

48 Molakalapundla 2.940.03 841 3,980/ P(7). H W.TW PTO 10+ 10+ M(2).H

49 Ranganaramapuram 242.00 113 563 P -5 W.TW -5 10+ 10+

60 Thippareddipalle 75 367 P 5-10 W.TW 5-10 10+ 10+

51 Samudralavari 114.12 21 87 -5 5.10 W 5·10 10+ 5.10 Khandrika 52 Thokalapudi 546.72 91 423 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

53 Lingasamudram 499.79 152 702 P 5-10 W.HP ·5 10+ 10+

54 Mittapalle 89.84 Uninhabited 55 Vemulachedu 360.98 70 376 P 10+ W .5 10+ 10+

56 Nalabhotla palle 217.32 107 513 P 10+ W -5 10+ 10+

57 Pathallapalle 101.98 28 152 P 10+ W _5 10+ 10+

58 Palur 683.51 237 1.212 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+ 119

DIRECTORY and Land use GUDUR TALUK

Land use (i. e •. area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca­ ,..--__ - ______--A ______..... any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti­ archEeo'c)gical vat ion interest

( 11) (12) ( 13) (14 ) (1 5) (16) (17) ( 18) ( 19) (20) (1 )

PR Gudur 8 ED.EAG Rica T(227.59) 197.08 171.18 T5 45 TK (227.59) KR Gudur 6 ED Rice 203.15 T (393.76) 717.91 814.63 632.52 N 10:M1 :T4 46 TK (328 20) TWE (45.32) W(16.19) WE (4.05) KR Gudur 9 EA Rice. 450.01 T (343.98) 74.46 392.95 T3 47 Jowar TK (209.63) TWE (85.79) WE (48.56) PR Gudur 10 EA Rice. 800.06 T (429.78) 125.85 437.06 1.147.28 N50:Cl :Ml :Tl 48 Jowar TK (190.61) WE (158.23) TWE (80.94) PR Guclur 13 Rice. T (21.85) 70.42 40.47 109.26 49 Jowar W (21.04) TW (0.81) )DR Gudur 16 EAG Rice. T (23.47) 88.22 40.47 110.88 50 Jowar W(16.19) TW (3.64) WE (3.64) KR Gudur 18 Rice. 17.40 29.54 67.18 51 Sajja KR Gudur 19 Rice. 298.66 T (42.90) 77.70 40.47 87.00 52 Jowar W(27.12) TK (15.78) KR Gudur 15 EAG Rice. 58.39 T (76.08) 66.37 134.36 154.59 T3 53 Jowar TK (33.18) WE (30.35) R (6.48) TW (6.07) Uninhabited 54 KR Gudur 16 ED Rice. 121.81 T (62.32) 57.47 62.73 66.66 55 Ragi W (42.90) TK (19.42) KR Gudur 22 EAG Rice. 72.03 T (15.78) 34.40 30.76 64.35 56 Ragi W(15.78) KR Gudur 21 Rice. 22.66 T (22.26) 10.11 4.05 42.90 57 Ragi W (22.26) KR Gl;idur 20 EAG Rice. T (174.83) 6.07 129.90 372.71 58 Ragi W (121.41) TK (53.42) 120

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz •• - 5 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facili ty available is given) ,--A___ , Code village (in No. hectares) House. Popula. Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any waterway)

(1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B1 (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

59 Ananthamadugu 1.254.52 271 1.445 P(2). M W.TW PO 10+

60 Kandali 544.71 170 886 p W,HP PO

61 Chemidthi 327.79 100 431 P w 5·10

62 Chennuru Bit·1 1.704 94 572 2,529 P( 4). 10+ W PO 10 t- BS M(2).H

63 Chennuru Bit·11 1.588.39- 2.430 10.652 /' P.M,H RP W.T PO. PTa 10+ BS

64 Nellaturu 559.27 342 1.517 P(:».M -5 W PC'. TO 5·10 BS

65 Gudur East (R) 2,417.18 282 1,125 P -5 T PO, PTO -5 BS,RS

66 Gudur West (R) 2.388.85 672 2.387 P 0 W.T PO -5 BS

67 Chillakuru 1,082.94 600 2.727 P(3),M .5 W,HP PO.TO 5., 0 BS

68 Mutyalapadu 1,058.65 506 2.203 P(2).M FPC W PO.TO 5-10 BS

69 N~kkalakalva 48.97 Uninhabited Khandrika 70 Kadlvedu 3,137.92 667 3,0S;- P(2).M PHC. D(A) W PO.TO 10+ BS 121 DIRECTORY and land use GUDUR TALUK

land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple .------"------.,Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Coda to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available (in Kms.) historical or No. for culti. archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) ( 13) (14 ) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Gudur 16 EA Rice. r (103.19) 197.08 664.09 290.16 N2:T3 59 Jowar W(84.57) TK(9.31) WE (9.31) KR Gudur 10 ED.EAG Rice T (193.85) 60.70 60.70 229.46 T2 60 TWE (101.17) TK (52 21) W (40.47) PR Gudur 13 ED.EAG Rice T (67 58) 32.37 131. 93 95.66 61 TWE (48.56) TK (10.93) W (8.09) PR Gudur 6 ED Rice T (350.86) 121.41 121.41 1.111.26 N2:Cl:M3:T9 62 TK (182.51) lWE (161.06) TW(7.29) PR Gudul 7 ED.EAG Rice T (1 .046.11 ) 172.00 101.17 269.11 NI50:C4:MI8:15 63 TK(607.03) TWE.4.;(433.01) R (6.07) PR Gudur 8 ED Rice T (82.56) 6.47 231.87 238.26 N5 64 TK (70.42) WE (6.47) W (5.67) PR Gudur 1 EA Rice T (898.80) 28.33 789.95 699.70 65 TK (862.38) W (36.42) PR Gudur 1 EA Rice 440.70 T (615.12) 121.40 210.44 1.001.19 66 TK (506.67) TWE (84.17) TW 110.93) W (7. 2A) WE (6.07) PR Gudur 3 ED.EAG Rice T (332.46) 14.97 323.75 410.76 N25:Cl:M5:T6 67 TK (282.87) WE (28.33) TWE (18.21) W (4.05) PR Gudur 8 ED Rice T (294.20) 61.92 325.77 376.76 N2:T3 68 TK (294.20) Uninhabited 69

PR Gudur 11 ED Rice 222.57 T(196.27) 150.95 2.042.04 526.09 Nl0:T6 70 TK (196.27) 122

VILLAGE

NELlORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loea. Totel area households and in broad ranges viz •• - 6 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kma. of the tion Name of village of the ,-___populationA ____ , nearest place where the facility ava ilable is given) Code village (in ,------___---A __ , No. hectares) House_ Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- balds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any water way)

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

71 Bhudhanam 496.55 258 1.102 P(2}.M FPC W PO.TO 10+ BS

72 Oduru 2.452.79 496 2.178 P(3) HC W.HP PO.TO 10+ BS.RS

73 Nelaballi 507.47 334 1.534 P PHC W -5 10+ BS

74 Theepanur 429.78 102 485 P -5 W .5 10+ -5

75 Palic~erla 395.78 70 369 P 5-10 W.HP 5.10 10+ BS

76 Rachapalem 605 05 88 428 p 10+ W.HP PO 10+ .5

77 Managalapur 789.14 173 838 p 5·10 W -5 10+ -5

78 Reddigunta 119.38 131 621 P 10+ W .5 10+ BS

79 Kommaneturu 850.24 167 857 P 10+ W PO 10-1- BS

80 Nernoor Sangame. 27.92 Uninhabited swara swamy Khandrika 81 Go"apalle 253.74 96 465 P 10+ W -6 10+ 5S

82 Nernoor 427.75 142 749 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

83 Kundakuru 485.22 126 670 P WH.P PO -6

84 Vedicherla 2.255.71 244 1.218 P(2) W PO 10+ .6

85 Kondagunta 1.168.73 277 1,405 P(3).M 10+ W PO.TO 10+ BS.RS 123

DIRECTORY and Land use GUDUR TALUK

Land use (i. e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- - _ __.A. ___ - ______, ,­ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culli- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Gudur 9 ED.EAG Rice 92.27 T (78.51) 15.38 161.57 148.92 N2:T1 71 TK (78.51) PR Gudur 11 ED Rice 182.11 T (252.23) 339.94 1.184.91 483.60 N4:C1 :T2 72 TI< (158.23) W (74.46) WE (29.54) 73 PR Gudur 6 EAG Rice T (112.10) 5.66 144.88 244.83 N2;T1 TI< (112.10) 74 I

72.84 T1 81 PR Gudur 19 EAG Rice. T (126.67) 54.23 Sajja lWE (85.79) TW (40.88) N1 82 PR Gudur 16 ED Rice. T (214.07) 3.24 210.44 Sajja TWE (186.15) TW (20.23) TK (7.69) 47.75 204.79 83 KR Gudur 15 Rice T (78.51) 118.17 W (68.80) TK (9.71) 84. KR Gudur 16 ED Rice. T (57.87) 1.367.83 325.77 504.24 Jowar TI< (37.64) W (20.23) N5:T1 85 PR Gudur 11 ED Rice. 203.96 T (94.70) 408.73 62.32 399.02 Sajja TI< (49.37) W (45.33) 124

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca. Total area Households and in broad ranges viz •• - 5 Krns •• 5·10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name 01 village ot the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ".-___ A ___ ~ ,,-----__- __ • _____A ______, Code village (in No. hectares) House. Popula. Educational Madical Drinking Post and Day or Communica. holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Po.able) the stop. Rai Iway market. station. if any waterway) (t) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) ( 8) (9) (10)

86 Me!,anur 1.108.84 281 1.375 P( 3) 10+ W -5 10+ -5

87 Ayyavaripalem 375.95 152 841 P 1 °+ W PO 10+ 5.10

88 Kandra 486.03 164 851 P He W.HP PO .5

89 Vendodu 2.180.44 349 '.702 P(3} '0 t W.HP PO.TO BS.RS

90 Thimmanara na. 173.53 Uninhabited puram 125

DIRECTORY and Land use GUDUR TAlUK

Land use (I.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) A ______, including Loca- ,------any place of tion Approach Nearest tow" Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) ( 19) (20) (1 )

KR Gudur 11 Rice T (108.05) 56.66 283.28 660.95 86 TK (73.65) W (34.40) KR Gudur 16 ED,EAG Rice, 48.56 T (63.13) 182.11 19.42 62.73 N7 87 Jawar TK (22.66) W (20.23) WE (20.24) KR Gudur 16 ED Rice, 159.85 T (26.71) 226.62 32.38 40.47 N2 88 Jawar WE (12.14) W (14.57) PR Gudur 16 EA Rice, 337.10 T (220.15) 191.82 346.81 1.084.56 N1:M1:T3 89 Jowar WE (77.66) TK (34.40) W (8.09) Uninhabited 90 VAKADU TALUK ANDHRA PRADESH CHANGE iN JURiSDlCliON 1971·81 VAKADU TALUK ~ NELLORE DISTRICT 4 I r:;:/,'~7'-~' <:; " :', J.:- , .~ 5i .! . ..'.~ ,';:" r ., :....~, ., \.

C.'-...... "-. \.., ...... ,. Aru trant.ferred to lle'Niy tormed Va~du laluk frof11 Gudut ialuk it) 1979 Aru transf¢rred to newly formed Vakadu laluk from Sl.Il1urpet laluk in 1979

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--- Other Ro~d ... ~R,el • 1,OOO--4,gOO • ~OO _ 9g~ • ~O(J- 499 o lesslhan:iOO

X Un'nheblled VIHaD~s p 0/ T 0 Pest Office Telegro~~ Off,c.e P SIR H PoLce StatlOll, Rest House

S/J C H ghe! 5etonui?lI:t 5("00\ .. J\lr.I\?; C"t""l1~ $ @ Hosp,tal, Primary He~!t11 Centre + • O'sp-ensarf flnd O:IHH5

'", po. o ) )~'Y _.I 931 j - -( I -. 1---' .... ( PO 91o J 95 '\ I < l I I

-.. /" £: / 1 ...... T I A u I L_._~ _____ ~_ ~-----~

8.ued upon Sur~ey o~ J;nd,.lI m .. p with thoe I'trmi~~'on of the S .. n'c)'or G(;nefal of India. © GO'Rfnment 0( lndla Copyrrghtj 19S5- The territorial waterJ of India cxtcr.d incu the aa to :.II d"taIKc of t"Wet, .. oOlutieiiol miles me\fUrtO from the .ppropnillte bil'" ~il\'l. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

VAKADU TALUK

, 981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1 ) (2) (1) (2)

52 Aletipadu Chittamuru 27 Molaganur 18 Allampadu 67 Mukkidipalem 30 Andalamala 55 Muttembaka 84 Aruru 33 Nagulamani 32 Budidalavagu 31 Namafcad (Bit-I) 92 Buradagali Kothapalem 38 Namakad (Bit-II) 41 Nellipudi 68 Cheemalapadu 4 Neliorepalle 20 Chendodu 42 Chennappagarimitta 71 Padarthivari Khandfika 62 Cherukumulam 3 Pallamala 94 Chillamuru 79 Pallampartny 1 Chittedu 11 Pamanji 89 Pambali 15 Pathetipalem 74 Devuni Khandrika 35 64 D ugaraj a patnam Peddacheru~u 50 Pellakuru 61 Durgavaram 85 Pera ntravulamitta 54 Pittivanipal1e 86 EUore 28 Pol1a Khandrika 51 Eswarawaka 65 Pothunayanipalle 90 Pudirayadoruvu 17 Ganganapalem 34 Pul i1

78 Jalapeddipalem 9 Siddavaram 96 Singanalathuru 95 Kalagurthipadu 53 Somasamudram 56 Kall um 43 Kapparampadu Karlapudi 81 Tadimedu 8 24 Thinnelapudi 46 Kasipuram 57 KOdivaka 63 ThinJmUf 80 Kogili 77 Kokkupalem 6 Uthama Nellor., 47 Kondapuram 60 Utlolsrapolam 37 Kondulu 19 Kota 70 V-adlavanipalle 40 Kothacheruvu 14 VagarflJ 5 Kothapalem 45 Vakadu 76 Kothapalem 13 Valamedu 10 Kothapatnam 2 Vallipedu 97 Kummarapalem 26 Vanjavaka 93 Varathur (No... th) 23 Lakshmakka Khandrika 87 Veligajulapalle

73 Mallam S3 Yellasiri 66 MangalavaripaHe 2'5 Yafagati palle 82 Mannemala 39 Manyalanattu 16 Zaminkothapalem 48 Mettu 36 Zuvvanattou

~27 128

VILLAGE

NELlORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz. ,- 5 Kms., 5- t 0 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population ,-__-A.. ___, ,-______nearest place where the A ______facility available is given) , Code village (in No. hectares) House- Papula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Cornmunica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (BuS (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station. if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) ( 5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Chittedu 1.845.36 361 1,743 P(2) PHC W PO. TO, 10 + BS Phone

2 Vallipedu 861.98 226 951 P(2).M 0 W PO 10+ BS

3 Pa"amala 322.13 203 B23 P H(A} W -5 10+ BS

4 Nellorepalle 185.75 369 1,495 P,M,H D(A) T PO, 10+ -5 Phone

5 Kothapalem 1.912.94 715 2,949 P(3),M,H RP,H(u) T PO, TO, 10+ BS Phone

6 Utharna NeHore 176.04 206 913 P FPC W PO,TO 10+ BS

7 lIukurapadu 138.81 33 114 -5 -5 W -5 10+ -5

8 Karlapudi 661. 66 1 a 1 740 P D W PO,TO 10,.. 5-10

9 Siddavaram 789.14 266 1,099 P -5 W PO,TO 10+ BS

10 Kothapatnam 4,299.37 451 1.826 P(3} -5 W,TK PO 10+ -5 11 Pamanji 387.28 23 105 P 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10 12 Putchalpalle 666.52 123 570 P 5-10 W,HP,R -5 10+ 5- 1 0

13 Valamedu 346 01 145 689 P(2),M PHC W.TW PO,TO 10+ BS 14 Vagarru 694.44 115 533 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 15 Pathetipalem 191.82 20 64 -5 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10

16 Zaminkothapalem 129.90 135 542 -5 '0+ W,HP PO 10+ BS 17 Ganganapalem 142.45 212 825 P 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ BS 18 Allampadu 330.63 133 554 P '0+ W PO. 10+ BS Phone 129

DIRECTORY and Land use VAKADU TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks

in hectares rounded__ A.upto _____ 2 decimal places) including Loca- r- ....., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeologiJ:.1 vation interest

(11 ) ( 12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) (17) (1 8) ( 19) (20) (1)

N5 PR Gudur 19 ED.EAG Rice T (537.02) . 24.28 128.29 1.155.37 Ragi TK (401.45) TW (135.57) 234.31 N2:Ct:T2 2 PR Gudur 18 ED Rice 348.43 T (97.53) 45.73 135.98 TW (97 53) 36.42 N2:Cl :T1 PR Gudur 25 ED Rice T(151.35) 134.36 3 TI«151.35) N1 O;Cl :M2:T5 PR Gudur 18 ED.EAG Rice T (129.50) 27.92 28.30 4 TK (97.12) TW (32.38)

N21:C4:M2:T9 5 PR Gudur 18 ED.EAG Rice T (605.41) 20.23 242.81 1.044 94 TK (524.47) TW (80.£4) 77.30 6 PR Gudur 44 ED Rice T (66.37) 6.07 25.90 TK (66.37) 40.47 46.94 7 KR Gudur 44 Rice T (10.12) 39.25 TK (10.12) 82.15 354. 10 T2 8 KR Gudur 40 ED Rice T (152.16j 73.25 TK (152 16) 52.61 638.19 12 9 PR Gudur 38 ED Rice T (37.64) 60.70 TK (37.64)

730.45 554.42 2.798.80 10 KR Gudur 45 ED Rice T(215.70) TK (2 1 5.70) 304.32 68.80 11 PR Gudur 40 Rice T (12.14) Ragi TK (12.14) 60.70 306.75 191.83 12 KR Gudur 38 Rice T (107.24) TW (6.70) TK (46.54) (84.98) 215.70 19.02 22.26 . N2:Cl:T2 13 PR Gudur 30 ED Rice Ragi TK (84.98) 179.28 332.65 158.23 14 KR Gudur 26 Rice 24.28

118.17 41.28 21.85 15 KR Gudur 25 Rice T (10.52) TW (7.28) W (3.24) 14.57 17.40 16 PR Gudur 23 ED Rice T(97.93) W (97.93) 16.19 40.47 N1:C~ .Tl 17 PR Gudur 22 ED Rice T (58.27) 27.52 TK (58.27) 8.10 84.58 N2:Cl:T2 18 PR Gudur 22 ED.EAG Rice T (231.88) 6.07 Ragi TK (149.73) TWE (65.56) TW (12.14) WE (4.45) 130

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Tola I number of Amenities available (if not avai lable within the village. the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + I(ms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,-______A ______, Code village (in r----A ---, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- ,. holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus (Potable) the SlOp. Railway market, station. if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) ( 9) (' 0) ------

19 Kota 3,440.22 1.946 8.740 #" P(6). H. RP(3) T.W.HP PO.TO. 10+ BS M(Z),H(2), PTO. JC.O Phone

20 Chendodu 356 93 469 1.797 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

21 Gudali 1.370.26 689 3.612/ P(4) • RP.D.(Hom) W,HPT PO. 10+ BS M(2).H(2), PTO, e.Tr Phone 22 Rudravaram 927.54 416 1.882 P 10+ W.R PO 10+ BS

23 Lakshmakka 85.39 179 863 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS Khandrika 24 Thinnelapudi 396.59 248 1.372 P 10+ W.HP PO. 10+ BS PhLne

25 ¥aragatipa((e 450.82 268 1.095 P(2) 10+ W,R -5 10+ BS

26 Vanjavaka 614.35 485 2,002 P(5),M 10+ W,T,HP PTO, 10+ BS Phone

27 Molaganur 390.52 142 534 P 10+ W,HP,TW PO.TO, BS Phone

28 Polla Khandrika 154.58 Unmhabited 29 Isakanattu 81.34 8 45 -5 10+ W -5 10+ 5.10

30 Andalamala 237.15 105 455 P 5-10 W -5 10+ BS

31 Namakad (Bit-I) 108 05 Uninhabited 32 Budidalavagu 176.44 104 490 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

33 Nagulamarri 12 95 Uninhabited 34 Pulikorru 63.94 447 2,021 P(2),M, PHC.FPC W,HP PTO. 10+ BS H Phone 35 Peddacheruvu 154.99 Uninhabited 131

DIRECTORY and Land use VAKADU TALUK

Land use (I.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca-

A ______~ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri· Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for Culli- a rchaeolog ica I vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Gudur 18 EA Rice T (1,207.58) 161.87 1.220.93 849.84 N75:C3:M4:T25 19 TWE (810.99) TK (161.88) WE l109.26) W (64.75) TW (60.70) PR Gudur 15 ED Rice T(57.47) 36.42 198.30 64.34 N9:Cl :M2:T1 20 TK (57.47) PR Gudur 17 ED.EAG Rice T (312.01) 87.82 585.17 385.52 N29;C2;Ml :T2 21 TW (257.38) TK (54.63) PR Gudur 14 EAG Rice T (545.32) 121.81 139 62 119.79 22 Ragi TWE (437.06) TK \60.70) W (48.56) PR Gudur 17 ED.EAG Rice T (63.13) 20.23 N3:Tl 23 Ragi TW (63.13) 80.13 47.35 N2:T4 24 PR Gudur 18 ED,EAG Rice T (269.12) Ragi WE (188.58) TK (80.54) 75.27 107 65 N2:C2:M 1 :T5 25 PR Gudur 30 ED Rice T (102.79) 165.11 TK (102.79) 4.05 80.93 N 1 0:M2:T4 26 PR Gudur 20 ED,EAG Rice T (428.97) Ragi TK (209.63) TWE (142.85) TW (72.44) WE (4.05) 71.22 36.02 93.48 N4:M3:Tl 27 PR Gudur 37 ED.EAG Rice T (189.80) Ragi TK (129.09) TWE (24.28) GC (24.28) R (8.10) W (4.05) Uninhabited 28 0.81 KR Gudur 25 Rica T (50.59) 29.54 T1 29 TK (50.59) PR Gudur 35 ED Rice T (9l.S6) 24.28 7.28 113.31 30 R(91.86) Uninhabited 31 PR Gudur 37 ED Rice T (44.51) 10.12 3.24 118.57 N2:T3 32 TK (44.51) Uninhadited 33 PR Gudur 20 ED.EAG Rice r (48.56) 1.21 14.17 N7:Ml:T3 34 W (48.56) Uninhabited 35 132

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Ameni'ties available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz •• - 5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is givtn) ,-___A ___, ___ - ___A ______· ___, Code village (in ,- No. hectares) House. Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communic8- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (1 0)

36 Zuvvanattu 123.43 40 179 P 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10

37 Konduru 252.52 85 374 P 10+ W.TW -5 10+ BS

~ Namakad( Bit-II) 108.05 Uninhabited 39 Manyalanattu 138.40 35 125 P 10+ W -5 10+ 5-10

40 Kothacheruvu 43.71 42 178 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

41 Nellipudi 293.40 305 1.364 P 10+ W PO TO 10+ -5

42 Chennappagarimitta 30 76 Uninhabited

43 Kapparampadu 43.71 Uninhabited

44 Gundlu 29.54 19 69 P.M.H 10-l- W -5 10+ BS

45 Vakadu 1.460.10 1.228 7.618/ P(5).M(3) H W.R. PO.TO. 10+ BS H(2).JC. HP.T PTO. I Phone

46 Kasipuram 188.58 105 395 P 10+ W.R -5 10+ -5

_5 47 Kondapuram 655.18 305 1.517 P(3) 10+ W 10+ RS

48 Mettu 630.09 472 2.190 P RP W PO.TO 10+ -5 Phone 49 Gunupad 908.11 635 3.120./ P(2). RP. W.HP. PO.TO 10+ BS M.H CHW(3) T Phone

50 Pella kuru 564.13 229 851 P(2) CHW W.HP -5 10+ BS

51 Eswarawaka 1.033.56 533 2 369 P H W.HP PO. 10+ 5-10 Phone 52 Aletipadu 1.233.88 557 2.478 P(3). H.CHW. W.HP PO.TO. 10+ BS Chittamuru M.H RP. Phone 53 Somasamudram 272.76 85 363 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

64 Pittivanipalle 218.13 45 207 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

55 Muttembaka 370.29 171 859 P SMP W.HP PO 10+ BS 133

DIRECTORY and Land usa VAKADU TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks ,-______in hectares rounded uptoA ______2 decimal places) , including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste avaifable historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) ( 19) (20) (1)

KR Gudur 25 Rice T (19.02) 95.51 8.90 36 TK (19.02) PR Gudur 35 ED Rice T (37.64) 20.23 2.83 191. 82 37 TK (37.64) Uninhabited 38 KR Gudur 25 Rice T (89.44) 33.99 14.97 39 TK (89.44) PR Gudur 25 Rice T(33.19) 10.62 N1 40 11< (33.19) PR Gudur 32 ED Rice T (132.33) 94.70 54.23 12.14 N4:T2 41 TI< (132.33) Uninhabited 42

Uninhabited 43

PR Gudur 25 EO Rice T (10.93) 12.14 6.07 44 TK <'0.93) PR Gudur 28 EA Rice T (809.37) 446.37 202.34 N7:C20:M10 45 Ragi TI< (404.69) T:'0 TW (202.34) o (202.34) KR Gudur 18 ED,EAG Rice T (99.96) 46.54 42.08 Nl 46 TW (67.18) TK (32.78) PR Gudur 25 ED Rice T (582.74) 40.47 31.97 N2:Tl 47 TK (682.74) PR Gudur 51 EA Rice T (89.20) 397.81 16.19 146.50 N5:M1:T4 48 T1< (89.20) PR Gudur 54 EA Rice T (231.07) 400.23 87.01 188.99 Nl0:Cl:M1 49 T1< (197.89) Tl0 GC (33.18) PR Gudur 50 EA Rice T (108.86) 258.19 80.94 115.74 N2:T3 50 TK (108.86) KR Gudur 50 EA Rice T (420.06) 318.08 84.98 210.44 N3:T5 51 TK (420.06) PR Nellore 43 EA Rice T (431.80) 416.83 80.94 303.51 Nl0:C1:T3 52 TK(431.80) PR Naidupet 21 EA Rice T (117.76) 12.55 34.80 107.65 53 TK (117.76) KR Gudur 35 ED Rice T (80.53) 31.97 24.28 81.35 54 Tt< (80.53) PR Gudur 30 ED,EAG Rice T (137.99) 76.2.7 57.47 99.15 N7:T2 65 TK (101.57) TWE (28.73) TW (7.6e) 134

VILLAGE

Amenities NELLORE DISTRICT

Total nurnb.H of Amenities available (if not available within the villBge. the distance 5 Kms., 5.10 Kms. and 10 + Krns. of the Loea· Total area Households and in broad ranges vi~. ,- nearest place where the facility available is given) lion Name of village of the population r-______--- A ______------.., Code village (in r----A ---...... Drinking Post and Davor Communi(a No. hectares) House. popula. Educational Medical tions (Bus holds tion water Telegraph days of (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (7) (8) (9) (10) ( 1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6)

10+ W,HP PO,TO 10+ BS 56 Kalluru 453.25 310 1,364 P(4)

W .5 10+ BS 57 Kodivaka 199.91 91 407 P 10+

W ·5 10+ BS 58 Cheemalapadu 176.44 65 246 P 10+

59 Rayapeddipalem 76.89 Uninhabited

60 Utharapolam 41.68 Uninhabited W -5 10+ BS 61 Durgavaram 161.47 78 357 P 1 °+

62 Cherukurnulam 77.29 Uninhabited

PO 10+ BS 63 Thirurnur 592.46 186 822 P 10+ W

W PO. 10+ BS 64 Dugarajapatnam 3.364.14 566 2.312 P(3) H Phone 10+ W -5 10+ BS 65 Pothunayanipalle 37.23 21 1 1 ° P W -5 10+ BS 66 Mangalavaripalle 25.90 5 18 10+ 1 °+ W .5 10+ BS 67 Mukkidipalem 72.03 63 285 P .5

68 Gangupalem 53.82 Uninhabited

5.10 W .5 10+ BS 69 Putragu nta 34.40 13 56 P

70 Vadlavanipalle 37.23 Uninhabited

5-10 W -5 10+ 5.10 71 Padarthivari Khandrika 65.15 18 60 P

W .5 10+ 5-10 72 Ranganadhapuram 386.88 66 237 P 10+

PHC W PO 10+ BS 73 Mallam 1.161.85 513 2.341 P,M.H

74 Devuni Khandrika 38.85 Uninhabited

p W,TK ·5 10+ BS 75 Gollapalem 162.68 21 84 5.10

76 Kothapalem 130.31 Uninhabited 135

DIRECTORY and Land use VAKADU TALUK

Land use (i.e .. area under different types of land use Remarks ,-______in hectares rounded uptoA 2 decimal places) including Loea- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not""' religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) ( 13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) ( 19) (20) (1)

PR Gudur 30 ED Rice T(271.14) 27.11 32.37 122.63 N6 56 TK (230.67) TW (40.47) PR Gudur 34 Rice T(117.36) 8.09 16.19 58.27 N3 57 Ragi TK (101.17) TW(16.19) PR Gudur 40 Rica T (57.06) 28.33 9.31 80.94 Nl 58 Ragi TK (57 06) Uninhabited 59

Uninhabited 60 PR Gudur 38 ED Rice T (97.13) 20.23 16.19 27.92 N3:r:1 :T2 61 TK (97 13) Uninhabited 62

PR Gudur 40 Rice T (342.77) 48.56 59 49 141.64 N2:T1 63 TWE (342.77) PR Gudur 40 Rice 382.02 T (330.63) 1.422.06 60.70 1.168.73 N4:12 64 TK (330.63) PR Gudur 40 Rice T (10.12) 12.95 14.16 65 TK (10 12) PR Gudur 40 Rice T(12.14) 11. 33 1.62 66 TK (12.14) PR Gudur 42 ED Rice T(27.52) 19.83 18.61 6.07 N1 :T1 67 TK (27.52) Uninhabited 68

PR Gudur 40 Rice T(1983) 11.33 3.24 69 ",:K (19.83)

Uninhabited 70

KR Gudur 30 Rice T (8.90) 8.09 19.83 27.92 71 TK (8.90) KR Gudur 27 Rice T(114.12) 38.45 115.74 118.17 72 TK (114.12) PR Naidupet 29 ED Rice T (387.69) 91.46 189.39 493.31 Sri Subrahmany 73 TK (387.69) eswara Swamy Temple Cl:T8 Uninhabited 74

PR Gudur 44 Rice T (53.42) 64.75 7.28 37.23 75 TK (53.42)

Uninhabited 78 136

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca· Total area Households and in broad ranges viz •• - 5 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the) tion Name of village of the population ,-______nearest place where -...A the facility ______available is given) , Code village (in ,----v--, No. hectares) House- Popula. Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica· holds tion water Telegraph days of tion (Bus (Potable) the stop. R ai Iway market. station. if any waterway) ( 1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

77 Kokkupalem 201.53 86 397 P 10+ W .5 10+ 5-10

78 Jalapeddipalem 75.68 29 105 -5 PHC W PO -5

79 Pallamparthy 368.67 74 315 P W.TK .5 10+ BS

80 Kogili 971.24 211 957 P 10+ W PO -5

81 Tadimedu 318.89 141 640 P 5·10 W -5 -5

82 Mannemala 242.81 133 666 P D W PO as

83 Yellasiri 3.459.24 715 3.266 / P(7). RP.CHW W PO.TO. as M.H. Phone 84 Aruru 2.065.11 421 1.905 P(3).M 5-10 W PO .5

85 Perantravulamitta 218.13 82 396 P 10+ W -5

86 Ellore 860.76 55 286 P 10+ W PO '0 t 5·10 87 Veligajulapalle 462.55 115 498 P(2) 5-10 W PO '0+ 5-10

88 Reddipalem(Bit-l) 3.318.01 631 2.705 P(4) CHW W PO 10+ 6-10

89 Pambali 773.35 94 316 P 5-10 W.TK -5 6-10

90 Pudirayadoruvu 2.488.00 357 1.357 P(2) 10+ W.TK PO 10+

91 Reddipalem (Bit. II) 4.451.94 240 1 • 1 51 P(2) CHW T.TK PO 10+

92 Buradagali 2.237.50 261 1.324 P 5.10 W PO BS Kothapalem 93 Varathur (North) 228.55 84 440 P W .5 6-10

94 Chill~muru 868.45 279 1.215 P 10+ W PO

95 Kalagurthipadu 1.016.57 155 667 P 5-10 W.TK ·5 .5

96 Singanalathuru 601.36 196 857 P 5-10 W -5 -5

97 Kummarapalem 2.665.66 107 487 P W .5 BS 137

DIRECTORY and Land use VAKADU TALUK

Land use (i .e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded uPto 2 decimal places) including Loca­ ,..... _-A______, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historica I or No. (in Kms.) for culti­ archaeological vation interest

(11 ) ( 12) (1 3) ( 14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Naidupet 32 Rice T (74.46) 14.57 46.94 65.56 77 TK (74.46) KR Naidupet 32 Rice T (34.80) 17.81 8.10 14.97 78 TK (34.80) PR Naidupet 40 . Rice T (141.64) 31.57 • 61.87 33.59 N 1 :Tl 79 TK (141.64) KR Naidupet 21 ED Rice T(417.23) 173.61 56.65 323.75 Nl:Ml:T2 80 TK (417.23) KR Naidupet 14 ED Rice T (202.34) 61.92 48 97 5.26 81 Ragi TK (202.34) PR Naidupet 16 EA Rice T (93.89) 75.27 73.65 82 Ragi TK (93.89) PR Naidupet 16 EA Rice 1.375.93 T (503.43) 447.58 195.46 936.84 N1:T4 83 TK (503.43) KR Naidupet 18 ED Rice 728.43 T (583.96) 213.27 44.52 494.93 84 TK (583.96) KR Naidupet 24 Rice T(29.14) 92.27 96.72 85 TK (29.14) RK Naidupet 16 Rice 61.51 T (131.52) 163.09 504.64 86 TK (131.52) '!I, KR Naidupet 35 Rice T (61.51) 65.15 335.89 87, TK (61.51) PR Naidupet 30 EA Rice T (390.93) 1.244.81 1,682.27 N6:T2 88 TK (390.93) KR Naidupet 32 Rice 325.77 447.18 89

PR Naidupet 45 Rice 221.36 1.153.76 19.83 1,092.65 T1 90

KR Naidupet 38 Rice T (140.83) 942.92 390.93 2,976.46 91 TK (140.83) PR Naidupet 30 Rice T (153.78) 191.41 1.789.52 102.79 92 TK (153.78) KR Naidupet 30 Rice 12.14 T (107.65) 23.47 85.39 Tl 93 TK (107.65) KR Naidupet 15 Rice 534.99 T (237.55) 85.39 10.12 94 TK (237.55) KR Naidupet 16 Rice T (282.87) 67.99 503.83 141.64 95 TK (282.87) KR Naidupet 35 Rice 117.36 T(222.17) 8.50 243.21 10.12 96 TK (222.17) PR Naidupet 20 Rice 118.57 T (159.85) 2,096.67 88.22 202.35 97 Ragi TK ('59.85) NAIDUPET TALUK .D. ; '". "o U . ~ Vi ~

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~) ALPHABETtCAL LIST OF VILLAGES

NAIDUPET TALUK

1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. <1> (2) (1) (2) (1 ) (2)

14 Acharlaparlapalle 85 Kalavakur 88 Pella kuru 33 Addepudi 37 Kallipedu 7 Penaperiyapadu 101 Anakavolu 80 Kanuru 4 Polipadu 92 Aneoudi alias Nadimi Khandrika 93 Kanuru Dharmaraya Khandrika 77 Puderu 36 Annamedu 29 Kapulur 62 Puduru 76 Aravaperimidi 26 Karaballavolu 86 Pulluru 97 Ardh2lmala 2 Karjamedu 96 Punabaka 91 Arigundam alias Padamati 67 Karumanchivari Khandrika 42 Punnepalle Khandrika 16 Kesavaram 1 Arimanupadu 18 Kondavallipadu 104 Arlapadu 54 Konetirachapalem 22 Rachapalem 46 Athalapalem 50 Kothapeta 23 Raghavareddipalem Rajupalem 38 Ayyapareddipalem 84 Kothur 9 31 Kuchivada 64 Ravulagunta 17 Kurugonda 90 Rosan uru 94 Bangarammapeta 13 Rudrayapalem 20 Bathalapuram 27 Bhatlakanupuru 61 Lakshmi Ananthasagaram 69 Bheemavaram 70 Lankapalem 24 Saguturu 3 Bhuvanagiripalem 105 Settigunta 66 Biradawada 15 Maddali ~1 Sirasanam Bedu 19 Manamala 41 Manavali 72 Chaval i 74 Talavayipadu 32 Marlamudi Jangalapalle 95 Chembedu 35 Tannamala 43 Marlapalle Chennappanaidupeta 68 Thimmaji Khandrika 89 Menakuru Chigurupadu 53 48 Thummuru 60 Modugulapalem 68 Chigurupadu Agraharam 98 63 Molakalapudi 83 Chillakur 79 Muchchalagunta 99 Udipudi 6 Chillamanichenu 34 Uppalamarthi 30 Chilamathur 102 Chintapudi 106 Nandimala 75 Neillballi 59 Vaddigunla Khandrika 78 Nellarepalle 10 Vakati\ari Khandrika Dwarakapuram 55 87 Neluballi 100 Vedurupattu 40 Nemallapudi 25 Veerillgunapadu 107 Erragunta 39 Vengamambapuram 21 Ozili 11 venkatareddipalem 51 Garudagunta 12 Vijaya Nellore 47 Vinnamala 45 Gottiprolu 71 Palachur 52 Graddagunta 103 Palachurucheruvutattu Khandrika 5 Gurramkonda 56 Palepolam 44 Yaks.iri 28 Pandlur 57 Yerramsettipalem 82 Jeelapaturu 73 Pannepalle 49 Josyulavari Khandrika 8 Peda Pariya 65 Zuvvalapa!em

139 140

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca. Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5Kms., 5-10Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in __ ---A----, ------"------, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Sus (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station. if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (e) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Arimanupadu 1.110.86 449 1.884 P,M.H 5-10 W PO.TO 10+ SS

2 Karjamedu 279.23 42 218 P(2) 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ BS

3 Bhuvanagiripalem 662.47 107 553 P 5-10 W -5 10 + -5

4 Polipadu 295.42 44 197 -5 5-10 W -5 10+ BS

5 GurramKonda 413.18 136 672 P 10+ W,HP PO.TO 10+ BS

6 Chillamanichenu 366.64 213 1.177 P.M.H 10+ W.HP PO 10+ BS

7 Penaperiyapadu 178.87 24 132 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ -5

8 Peda Pariya 723.58 233 1,130 P(2).M 10+ W PO.TO 10+ BS.RS

9 Rajupalem 470.65 102 448 P 10+ W PO 10 + BS

10 Vakativari 150.9& 26 147 P 10+ W -5 10+ .5 Khandrika

11 VenkatareddipaTem 110.48 67 291 P 10+ W -5 10+ .5

12 Vijaya Nellore 215.29 Uninhabited

13 Rudrayapalem 402.26 55 214 .5 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

14 Acharlaparlapalle 255.76 57 246 P 5.10 W .5 10+ -5

15 Maddali 696.06 230 1,018 P(2) 10+ W .5 10+ .5

16 Kesavaram 1.349.22 356 1,800 P(4) 10+ W PO,TO 10+ BS

17 Kurugonda 1.407.49 613 2,817 P(2).M,H 0 W PO.TO 10+ BS

18 Kondavallipadu 255.36 49 272 P 10+ W .5 10+ .5 141

DIRECTORY and Land use NAIDUPET TALUK

land use j.e., area under different types of land use RemarKs in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including loca- any place of tion ,...------" 1 Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code No. to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or (in Kms.) lor culti- archaeological vlltion interest

(18) ( 19) (20) (1 ) (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17)

734.10 202.75 162.68 N3 PR Gudur 27 ED,EAG Rice T (11.33) Jowar TK (11.33) 185.34 9.31 64.75 2 PR Gudur 25 ED,EAG Rice T (19.83) Jowar TK (19.83) 157.02 4.05 113.35 3 KR Naidupet 16 EA Rice 172 40 T (315.65) Ragi TK (315.65) T(64.75) 40.47 89.03 4 PR Naidupet 17 EA Rice 101.17 Ragi TK (64.75) 250.50 46.13 116.55 N4 5 PR Gudur 24 ED.EAG Rice Jowar 96.31 109.67 143.66 N6 6 PR Gudur 22 ED.EAG Rice T (17.00) Jewar TK(l7.00) T (27.52) 20.23 48.56 82.56 7 PR Gudur 21 Rica Ragi TK (22.26) TW (5.26) 259 CO 3 64 279.64 N4:C1:T1 8 PR Naidupet 15 EA Rice T (181.30) Ragi W (149.73) TK (28.33) o (3 24) 48 56 180.09 152.97 N3 9 PR Gudur 10 Rice T (89.03) Jowar TK (78.88) W (10.88) 31.97 73.65 10 KR Naidupet 12 ED Rice T 131.57) 13.76 Ragi TK (2a.31) W (5.26) 21.05 9.71 42.49 11 KR Naidupet 13 Rice T (37.23) Ragi TK (35.61) W (1.62) Uninhabited 12

52.20 45.73 244.03 13 KR Gudur 16 Rice T (60.30) Ragi TK (60.30) 13.76 99.96 78.91 14 KR Gudur 20 Rice T(63.13) Ragi TK (63.13) 68.80 177.25 15 KR Gudur 12 EA Rice T(175.63) 274.38 Ragi TK (127.07) W (48.56) 105.62 121.41 774.97 N6 16 PR Gudur 15 fA Rice 161.87 T (185.35) Ragi TK (152.97) W (32.38) 320.61 2E2.52 738.95 N30.M2:T4 17 PR Gudur 25 EA Rice T (95.51) Ragi o (80.94) TK ('4.57) 14.97 91.06 76.49 18 KR Gudur 17 EA Rice T (72.84) Ragi TK (63.13) o (9.71) 142

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,,-___A ___....., ,-______- __A ______-, Code village (in No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway ma rket, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4 B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

19 Manamalil 415.61 255 1,120 P W -5 10+ B5

20 Bathalapuram 89.44 52 268 P W -5 10+ -5 , 21 Ozili 1.367.43 371 1,746 P.M 10+ W PO.TO 10+ B5

22 Rachapalem 404.28 218 878 P 5-10 W - 5 10+ -5

23 Raghavareddipalem 249.69 3 24 P 10 + W -5 10+ _5

24 S3guturu 1.048.g3 127 666 P 10+ W.HP PO 10+ BS

25 Veerlagunapadu 965.98 110 556 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

26 Karaballavolu 936.44 211 1.127 P 5- 10 W PO 10+ -5

27 Bhatlakanupuru 1.195.84 299 1.534 P 5-10 W.HP PO 10+ -5

28 Pandlur 803.30 182 858 P 5-10 W -5 10+ B5

29 Kapulur 638.19 376 1.828 P(2) 5-10 W.TW PO 10+ -5

30 Chilamathur 419.25 228 1,098 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

31 Kuchivada 340.34 182 965 P(2) 5-10 W,TW PO 10+ -5

32 Marlamudi Jang- 199.51 80 386 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5 alapalle 33 Addepudi 485.62 69 311 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

34 Uppalamarthi 169.16 158 723 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

35 Tannamala 332.65 160 696 P H W -5 10+ -5

36 Annamedu 910.54 568 2,636 P(2),M -6 W PO,TO -6 -5 143

DIRECTORY and Land use NAIDUPET TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loea- A any place of tion r------, Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest 'rrigated Unirri- Cufturabfe Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste ava ilable historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) ( 12) (1 3) (14 ) (1 5) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) ( 19) (20) (1 )

PR Naidupet 12 EA Rice T (93.08) 32.37 6.48 283.68 N4:T2 19 Ragi TK(52.61) 0(40.47) KR Naidupet 14 Rice T (26.09) 17.00 6.48 40.87 20 Jowar TK (25.09) PR Naidupet 10 EA Rice T (435.03) 158.64 203.15 570.61 N30:Ml :T2 21 Ragi TK (269.93) GC (76.89) TW (72.84) W (8.09) TWE (7.28) 40.47 328.60 22 KR Naidupet 9 EA Rice T (35.21) Jowsr TK (22.26) W (12.95) PR Gudur 20 EAG Rice T (15.78) 32.37 182.11 19.43 ~3 Ragi TW (15.78) 290 16 Nl 24 PR Gudur 26 ED,EAG Rice T (208.82) 60.30 479.55 RaQi TK (208.82) 389.31 26 KR Gudur 29 Rice T (63.53) 246.05 267.09 JowM TK (63.53) 82.9 j 622.00 N4;T2 26 PR Naidupet 8 ED Rice T (231.48) Ragi TK (226.62) W(4.86) 166.32 566.f 6 Nl 27 KR Naio:!upet 8 EA Rice T (341.55) 121.41 Sajja TK(275.18) W (60.70) GC (5.67) 24.28 141.64 535.00 N2:T3 28 PR Naiduret 10 EA Rice T (102.38) Ragi TK (102.38) T (525.69) 66.77 34.40 11.33 N3:T3 29 KR Naidupet 8 EA Rice Ragi o (407.52) TK(118.17) T (74.46) 40.47 121. 00 183.32 N3 Cl.T3 30 KR Naidupet 11 EA Rice Ragi TK (74.46) 12.14 146.09 T2 31 KR Naidupet 9 EA Rice T(182,11) TK (182.11) 80.94 49.77 32 KR Naidupet 12 ED Rice T (68.80) TK (68.80) 48.56 61.92 319.70 T1 33 KR Naidupet 10 ED Rice T (55.44) TK (55.44) 8.50 55.44 11 34 KR Naidupet 9 ED Rice T (105.22) TK (105.22} Cl.Tl 35 T (97.53) 66.37 11.33 1 (; 7.4.2 KR Naidupet 8 ED Rice TK (97.53) T1 36 T 68.80 40f .49 KR Naidupet 2 ED Rice (436.25) Ragi TK (436.25) 144

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz. ,- 5 Kms., 5 -1 0 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,-__-A ___ -, ,.-__.. ____ A ______~ Code village (in No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (8) (9) (10)

37 Kallipedu 153.38 119 639 P 5-10 W,TW PO 10+ -5

38 Ayyapareddipalem 702.13 241 1,106 P 5-10 W - 5 10+ -5

39 Vengamambapuram 302.70 83 433 P 5-10 W 6-10 10+ -5

40 Nemallapudi 389.31 202 906 P(2), 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ .10 0

41 Manavali 752.31 189 960 P(2) 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ -5

42 Punnepalle 395.78 180 868 P(2) • 5-10 W PO 10+ -5 0

43 Marlapalle 362.60 173 768 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

44 Yakasiri 2.065.91 690 2.961 P 5-10 W PO.TO 5-10 BS

45 Gottiprolu 571.82 249 1.242 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ 5-10

46 Athalapalem 288.14 59 316 P 5-10 W _5 10+ -5

47 Vinnamala (R) 800.47 569 2,702 P 0 W PO 10+ BS,RS

48 Thummuru (A) 988.64 471 2.115 P,M,H -5 W PO -5 BS,RS

49 Josyulavari 213.67 59 244 P -5 W -5 10+ -5 Khandrika 50 Kothapeta 213.67 91 490 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

51 Garudagunta 61 . 1 1 Uninhabited

52 Graddagunta 675.82 341 1. 527 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

53 Menakuru 1.017.78 443 2,162 P -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS

54 Konetirachapalem 237.95 98 423 P(2). D.He W,HP PO 10+ BS M,H 55 Dwarakapuram 845.80 142 757 P(2). 10+ W .5 10+ BS AC(3) 145

DIRECTORY and Land US~ NAIDUPET TAlUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- .A. ______, r any plat;e of tion Approach Nearest tOWel power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and di'Stance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) ( 19) (20) (1 )

KR Naidupet 6 EAG Rice T (66.37) 8.90 5.26 72.85 T1 37 Ragi TK (31.97) o (34.40) KR Naidupet 8 EAG Rice T (110.07) 192.22 13.76 383.24 T1 38 Ragi TK (110.07) KR Naidupet 9 EAG Rice T (62.32) 23.47 60.70 155.81 T1 39 Ragi TK (62.32) FP Naidupet 8 EA Rice T (192.22) 1.22 1.22 194.65 Nl0 40 Ragi lK (159.44) TWE (32.78) KR Naidupet 8 ED,EAG Rice T (174.01) 1.62 133.55 443.13 Nl0:T1 41 Ragi TK (135.57) TWE (30.35) TW (8.09) 159.44 N5:T1 42 FP Naidupet 7 ED.EAG Rice T (236.34) Ragi TK (176.85) TWE (59.49) KR Naidupet 5 ED Rice T (200.32) 87.82 13.35 61. 11 Cl:T1 43 TK 200.32) PR Naidupet 6 ED Rice 748.67 T (447.18) 600.' ~ 6.07 263.04 44 TK (447.18) 324.15 45 PR Naidupet 14 ED Rice 36.42 T (163.90) 30.35 17.00 TK (163.90) 95.91 46 PR Naidupet 5 ED Rice 113.31 T (44.52) 34.40 TK (44.52) 47 PR Naidupet ED Rice T(551.59) 22.26 226.62 TK (551.59) 12 48 PR Naidupet 2 ED Rice T (350.05) 6.07 456.89 175.63 TK (350.05) 49 KR Naidudet 3 ED .EAG Rice T (85 39) 128.28 TK (85.39) 50 PR Naidupet 5 EAG Rice T (37.23) 121.41 43 30 11.73 TWE (19 83) TK (17 .40) Uninhabited 51

309.58 T3 52 FP Naidupet 6 Rice T (228.65) 10.12 127.47 TI< (228.65) 281.66 N4 53 PR Naidupet 15 Rice T (327.80) 6.47 401.85 Jowsr TWE (169.97) TK (157.83) 110.48 90.24 N2C:M2 54 PR Naidupet 13 EA Rice T (24.68) 12.55 Ragi W (24.68) 10.12 496.55 185.75 55 PR Naidupet 24 Rice T (153.38) R.gi TK (153.38) 146

VrLLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amttnitiss

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca. Total area households and in broad ranges viz.,- 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the tion Name of village of the· population nearest place where the facility available is given) village (in ,,-___A ____ , Code A r------~ No. hectares) House. Popula. Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica. holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

56 Pale Polam 326.58 49 189 P -5 W,HP ·5 ·5

57 Yerramsettipalem 100.77 52 235 P .5 W.HP -5 10+ ·5

58 Thimmaji Khandrika 208.82 95 469 P(2) .5 W.T PO .5 ·5

59 Vaddigunta Khandrika 129.50 116 553 P ·5 W -5 .5 ·5

60 Chigurupadu 452.03 104 476 p CHW N,HP PO ·5 ·5

61 Lakshmi Anantha­ 460.94 Urban Area (Included in Naidupet Town) sagaram 62 Puduru 1,568.96 673 3,051 /' P(2) -5 W PO,TO .5 BS

63 Molakalapudi 271.95 244 992 P PHC W PO 5·10 BS

64 Ravulagunta 31.57 2 15 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 .5

65 Zuvvalapalem 285.71 187 882 P ·5 W PO .5 RS

66 Biradawada 567.37 218 1,089 P -5 W PO ·5 -5

67 Karumanchivari 112.69 53 291 P ·5 W ·5 .5 .5 Khandrika 68 Chigurupadu 36.02 80 328 .5 .5 W,HP -5 -5 ·5 Agraharam 69 B heemavaram 701.72 220 984 p -5 W.HP PO 10+ ·5

70 Lankapalem 30.35 4 11 -5 5·10 W -5 10+ 6.10

71 Palachur 1.829.17 430 1.901 P(2),M, 5.10 W PO 5.10 .5 AC(5) 72 Chavali 790.35 426 1.989 P 5.10 W PO 5.10 BS

73 Pannepalle 460.13 123 68B p ·5 W PO .5 ·5

74 Talavayipadu 135.17 312 1.622 P ·5 W PO.TO .5 BS

75 Nelaballi 1.273.14 317 1.47B P(3). 5.10 W PO, 10+ BS M.H Phone 76 Aravaperimidi 462.96 125 627 P ·5 W .5 .5 ·5 147

DIRECTORY and Land use NAIDUPET TAlUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of I~nd use Remarks in hectares rounded uptoA ______2 decimal places) , including Loca- r- any place at tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(1 1 ) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Naidupet 4 EA Rice T <'21.81} 24.28 61.11 119.38 N5 56 TWE (101.58) WE (20.23) PR Naidupet 17 ED.EAG Rice T (91.86) 8.91 N4 57 TK (91.86) PR Naidupet 2 ED.EAG Rice T (99.96) 108.86 58 Ragi TK (99.96) KR Naidupet 4 ED.EAG Rice T (87.00) 17.81 4.45 20.24 Tl 59 TK (66.77) TWE (20.23) PR Naidupet 3 EAG Rice T(192.22} 259.81 60 TK (192.22) Urban Area (Included in Naidupet Town) 61

PR Naidupet 3 ED Rice T (302.30) 251.31 448 79 566.56 62 Ragi TK (302.30) PR Naidupet 10 Rice 29.14 T (97.12) 89.03 16 19 40.47 T1 63 TK (97,12) PR Naidupet 9 ED Rice T(1093} 19.83 0.81 64 TK (10.93) PR Naidupet ED Rice 61 . 11 T(141.64) 21.85 41.28 19.83 65 Ragi TK (141.64) PR Naidupet 2 ED Rice 204.77 T (169.16) 46.94 121.41 25.09 66 Rag; TK (169.16) FP Naidupet 3 Rice T (56.66) 31.57 22.66 67 TK (56.66) KR Naidupet 3 EAG Rice T (25.50) 10.52 68 TK (25.50) PR Naidupet 15 ED. Rice T (284.90) 157·01 259.81 T3 69 EAG TK (183.73) TWE (101.17) KR Naidupet 16 Rice T (2.02) 28.33 70 TWE (2.02) KR Naidupet 10 Rice T \432.20) 30.35 785.50 58 J. 1 2 73 71 Ragi GC (432.20) PR Naidupet 8 ED Rice 105.22 T (263.45) 110.07 24.28 287.33 72 TK (263.45) PR Naidupet 3 ED Rice 167.54 T (85.79) 157.02 1. 22 4B.56 73 TK (8 5.79) PR Naidupet 2 ED Rice T (6.88) 45.33 84.98 74 TK (6.88) PR Naidupet 22 EO. Rice 479.96 T (407.92) 168 35 216.91 M2:T7 75 EAG Ragi TK (407.92) KR Naidupet 5 Rice 160.25 T(114.53) 9.71 4.05 174.42 76 TK (114.53) 148

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.,- 5 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) .___ .A._ Code village (in r----"---"'""l r­ --, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4 B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

77 Puderu 1.340.32 289 1.270 P .5 W -5 -5 -5

78 Nellarepalle 517.59 101 436 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

79 Muchchalagunta 333.86 60 269 P -5 w PO -5

80 Kanuru 851.86 305 1,369 P -5 w PO -5 -5

81 Sirasanam Bedu 1,224.98 334 1. 510 P.AC(4) 5-10 W,TW, 5-10 5-10 -5 HP. TK

82 Jeelapaturu 550.37 196 886 P -5 w PO 5-10 -5

83 Chillakur 658.42 236 998 P.AC(3) 5-10 W.TW -5 5-10 BS

84 Kothur 350.05 149 729 P w BS

85 Kalavakur 1.207.58 232 1.125 P(4). PHC w - 5 10+ -5 AC(4) 86 Pulluru 859.55 221 1. 098 P(2), 5-10 w -5 5-10 -5 AC 87 Neluballi 1.396.57 405 1.975 P(5),M, -5 W.TK PO 5-10 -5 AC(4) 88 Pellakuru 821.11 249 1,058 P.AC(3) FPC W PO 5-10 BS

89 Chennappanaidupeta 799.25 233 1.008 P(2), -5 W - 5 10+ _5 AC(3) 90 Rosanuru 802.49 290 1,479 P(2) -5 w PO -5 -5

91 Arigundam alias 266.69 27 149 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 Padamati Khandrika 92 Anepudi alias 373.52 88 395 P 5-10 w PO 5-10 Nadimi Khandrika 93 Kanuru Dharmaraya 173.21 7 38 -5 5-10 W .5 10+ Khandrika 94 Bangarammapeta 504.64 138 606 P 5-10 W.TK .5 -5

95 Chembedu 1,617.93 513 2.281 P,M,H PHC w PO BS

96 Punabaka 478.34 385 1.704 P.M,H -5 w PO 10+ BS

97 Ardhamala 618.76 127 594 P w -5 -5 149

DIRECTORY and Land use NAIDUPET rALUK

Land use (i .e •• area under different types of land use Remarks

in hectares_____ rounded uptoA ___ 2 decimal places) including Loca. r- , any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti. archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) ( 13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 1.8) (1 9) (20) (1)

PR Naidupet 4 Rice 671.38 T (272.35) 164.71 6.07 225.81 77 TK (272.35) PR Naidupet 10 Rice 105.22 T(119.38) 46.54 8.90 237.55 78 TK (119.38) KR Naidupet 13 Rice 153.78 T(87.41) 19.02 9.71 63.94 79 TK (87.41) KR Naidupet 4 ED Rice 412~37 T (92.67) 221.36 125.46 80 TK (92.67) KR Nellore 5 ED.EAG Rice 259.40 T (264.26) 55.04 314.44 331.84 T4 81 Ragi TK (222.58) W (41.681 FP Nellore 10 EA Rice 41.68 T (295.42) 21.85 222.58 10.52 82 TK (220.55) W (63.94) o (10.93) PR Naidupet 11 ED. Rice T (307.96) 30.35 320.11 Nl:T4 83 EAG Ragi TK (307.96) PR Naidupet 25 Rice T (183.32) 110.07 33.59 23.07 Tl f!4 Ragi o (118 17) TK (65.15) KR Naidupet 20 Rice T (158.64) 409.54 639.40 N 1 :T2 85 Ragi TK (158.64) KR Naidupet 8 Rice 42.90 T (172.80) 152.16 228.65 263.04 T2 86 Rapi TK (172.80) PR Naidupet 10 Rice 212.06 T (265.07) 97.12 633.33 188.99 N4:C1:M1 87 Ragi TK (265.07) Tl PR Naidupet 20 Rice T (406.30) 106.03 265.88 42.90 88 Ragi TK (205.58) 0(200.72) KR Naidupet 9 Rice T (223.38) 0.81 564.13 10.93 Nl 89 Regi TK (223.38) PR Naidupet 18 ED Rice 403.47 T (146.90) 175.23 76.89 90 TK (146.90) PR Naidupef 18 Rice T(82.56) 105.62 8.09 70.42 91 n: (82.56) PR Naidupet 18 Rice 266.28 T (33.59) 7.28 39 26 27.11 92 TK (33.59) PR Naidupet 19 Rice 72.04 T (49.78) 16.59 10.52 24 78 93 TK (49.78) KR Naidupet 11 Rice 170.37 T (117 36) 83.37 8.09 125 45 94 TK (117.36) PR Srikalahasti 15 ED Rice T (553.61) 90.24 872.91 101. 1 7 N5:T1 95 Ragi TK (553.61) PR Naidupet 23 EA Rice 47.35 T (265.48) 25.09 87.41 E3.01 N 1 0:C5:T2 96 TK (265.48) KR Naidupet 18 Rice 166.73 T (82.96) 4·86 202.34 161.87 97 Ragi TK (82.96) 150

VillAGE

NELLORE OISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- 'Total area Households and in broad ranges viz •• - 5 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is give,nl.. ,.-__-A ___ , _-A Code village (in ,.- ""'I No. hectares) House- popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

98 Modugulapalem 421.28 136 656 P 5-10 W.TK -5 10+ 5-10

99 Udipudi 172.80 17 78 .5 5-10 W.TK -5 10+ -5

100 Vedurupattu 622.00 222 1.001 P 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10

101 Anakavolu 495.14 244 1.056 P(2), 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 AC 102 Chintapudi 704.99 341 1.583 (P3) • 10 + W PO 10+ BS AC(4) 103 Palachuruchervu- 117.36 72 350 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5 tattu Khandrika 104 Arlapadu 201,53 100 436 P 5-10 W -5 10 + BS

105 Settigunta 120.19 Uninhabited 106 Nandimala 329.41 91 467 P 5-10 W _6 10+ -5

107 Erragunta 690.03 7 33 .6 6·10 W -5 10+ 5.10 151

DIRECTORY and land use NAIDUPET TALUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) A ______..... including Loca- ,----- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Uni"i. Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste avaIlable historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti. archaeological vation in~erest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14 ) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19 ) (20) (1 )

KR Naidupet 20 Rice 7.69 T (97.53) 125.05 157.83 33.18 98 TK (97.53) KR Naidupet 12 Rice 79.32 T (22.66) 12.14 58.68 99 TK (22.66) FP Naidupet 17 Rice T (187.77) 101.17 187.37 145.69 N2:T3 100 TK (121.40) o (66.37) KR Naidupet 12 Rice T (141.24) 85.79 21.85• 246.86 101 Ragi GC (141.24) PR Naidupet 25 ED. Rice T (178.06) 242.81 253.74 30.35 N1:M1:T4 102 EAG Ragi TK (178.06) KR Naidupet 23 Rice T (101.17) 4.05 4.05 12.14 103 Ragi TK(101.17) PR Naidupet 20 Rice T (122.21) 2.02 65.16 12.14 T1 104 Ragi TK (122.21) Uninhabited 105 KR Naidupet 12 Rice 40.41 T (161.87) 41.28 37.23 48.56 N1 106 TK (161.87) KR Naidupet 13 Rice 263.06 T (7.28) 101.17 204.37 14.16 - 107 TK (7.28) SULLURPET TALUK ~ . ;5 ~ ~ J . ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

SULLURPET TALUK

1981 1981 1981 Location Name of village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

45 Abaka 5 Karikadu 102 Periyavatlu 35 Achukatla 6 Karikadudamaraya Khandrika 98 .Pudi 17 Adapamudi 101 Karuru 2 Pulathota 89 Akkampeta 3 Kattuvapalle 81 Pulivendra 15 Akkarapaka 68 Kesavareddipalem Andagundala 94 107 Keypalem Labour Colony 53 7 Anegottam 47 Komminenipalle Ramachandragunta 103 Ramapuram 65 Atakanithippa 87 Konduru 29 Ayyapalem 72 Konnembattu 24 Koradi 44 Samanthamallam 100 Bheemalavaripalem 61 Kotapoluru 48 Sarvareddi Khandrika 34 Booduru 106 Kothacheruvu Labour Colony 28 Sridhanavalli 39 Buradamadugu 1 Kothapalle 33 Suddamadugu Tagelu 76 Krishnareddi Tagelu 54 Suggupdle 66 KUdiri 74 Sulluru 43 Chandanllmoodi 60 Sulluru Zaptikattubadi 105 Chantrasikuppam· 67 KUdiri Chinanarasimhunigunta 64 Kudirithippa Khandrika 18 Suragunta Tagelu 16 Surapu Agraharam (Shar Centere Sriharikota) 41 Lingampadu "Merged udder Sharproject 97 Tada {Sriharikota} Mallayapalem 96 Tada Khandrika 26 Tallampadu Mambattu 40 109 Chengalpalem Labour Colony 88 32 Tanayali Maneri 19 27 Thogaramudi 57 Mangalampadu 86 Thopu Khandrika 52 Dama Nellore 37 Mangn Nellore 23 Damaraya 71 Mannarupoluru 69 Degalapalem 63 Mannemutheri 51 Uchuru 75 Devadigunta 55 Mathakamudi 56 Uggumudi 92 Devunikhandrika 31 Mavillapadu 30 Melupaka Vatambedu Gollalamuluva 25 Mijuru 91 82 Vatrapalem Gopalareddipalem 42 Minamanamoodi 73 84 36 Velagalapannuru 93 Graddagunta 50 Modugulapalem 10 Mylangam 90 Velagalavagu 20 Velt.kadu 58 lIupuru 95 Venadu 99 Irakam 49 Nadellavari Khandrika 79 Vendlurupadu 11 Nelapattu 14 Venumbaka 46 Jangalapalle 59 Nookalapalem 38 Vetagiripalem Padamati Khandrika 80 Kadaluru 77 Yekollu Pallipalem 13 22 Kadapatra 83 Yekollu Vengamambapuram Pandalagunta 12 9 Kalluru 62 70 Yerrabalem 8 Kalluru Khandrika 21 Pandrangam 104 Pannamgadu 4 Karatamudi 78 Zuvvichelaka 85 Karijatha 108 Penubakam Labour Colony

153 154

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .•- 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where---A. the facility ______available is given) ___, Code village (in r----A ---...... ,..---- No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4 B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Kothapalle 928.35 254 , ,048 P 5-10 W _5 5-10

2 Pulathota 648.30 232 969 P(2) .M 6-10 W.TK .5 5-10

3 Kattuvapalle 1.042.47 126 638 P(2) 6-10 W _5 5-'0

4 Karatamudi 111.29 29 105 -5 5-10 w -5 10+ 5-10

6 KariKadu 1,602.55 114 569 P 6-10 w PO 10+ 5-10

6 Karikadudamaraya 40.06 Uninhabited Khandrika 7 Anegottam 522.45 61 257 P 5-10 W.TK -5 5-10

8 Kalluru Khandrika 554.01 51 224 .5 -5 w -5 10+ -5

9 Kalluru 789.54 210 971 P 5 -10 w PO 10+ 5·10

10 Mylang3m 582_34 98 415 P -5 w 10+ -5

11 Nelapattu 483.60 163 721 P -5 w -5 -6

12 Yekollu Veng~mamba- 33.99 Uninhabited puram 13 Yekollu 1,760.38 626 2,783 P(3) PHC W,TK PO 10+ BS

14 Venumbaka 1,473.46 294 1,356 P 5-10 w PO 5.10

15 Akkarapaka 544.30 550 2,478 P(5) -5 w PO 10+ -5

16 Surapu Agraharam 136. 78 62 308 P(2) -5 w 5-10 -5

17 Adapamudi 203.96 4 21 -5 5-10 w ·5 6-10

18 Suragunt a Tagelu 192 63 Uninhabited 19 Maneri 261.02 52 249 P -5 w .5 -5

20 Velukadu 1,045.30 77 349 P 5-10 W 5 -1 0 5-10 21 Pandrangam 572.63 137 656 P 10+ W,HP -5 6.10

22 Kadapatra 2,578.25 258 1,086 p -5 TK PO 5-10

23 Damaraya 1148.48 218 849 P TK .5 6-10

24 Koradi 2,252.47 206 919 P TK '155

DIRECTORY and Land use SULLURPET TALUK

Land use (i .e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,------______A ______, any place of tion Power Staple Approach Nearest town Forest Irrigated Unirri- Cullurable Area not religious. Code 10 village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) ( 12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) ( 19) (20) (1)

PR Naidupet 20 Rice 463.36 T (37.63) 61.51 79.89 288.95 T2 TK (37.63) PR Naidpuet 22 Rice 33.59 T (188.18) 87.41 4.85 334.27 Ml :T1 2 TK(188.18) PR Naidupet 22 Rice T (231.07) 61.51 745.83 M1:T2 3 Tk (231.07) KR Naidupet 21 Rice T (30.36) 11.33 8.90 60.70 4 TK (30 36) KR Sullurpet 20 Rice 161.87 T (116.14) 166.33 239.17 918.63 5 Ragi TK (116.14) Uninhabited 6 KR Naidupet 20 Rice T(119.38) 23.47 96.32 283.29 7 TK (119.38) PR SuJlurpet 14 Rice T (158.23) 20.64 23.47 351.67 8 TK (158.23) PR SulJurpet 15 Rice 536.61 T (115.74) 20.23 23 06 93.48 9 TK (115.74) PR Naidupet 15 ED Rice 218.53 T (119.38) 6.88 20.23 213.27 T1 10 TK (1 1 9.38) PR Naidupet 14 ED Rice 245.24 T (83 77) 23.47 130.31 T1 11 TK (83.77) Uninhabited 12 PR Naidupet 12 EA Rice 355.72 T (415.61) 471.86 288.14 229.05 T2 13 TK (415.61) KR Naidupet 17 Rice 303.11 T (269 52) 101.98 64.75 734.10 14 TK(269.52) PR SulJurpet 12 ED. Rice 97.12 T (161.87) 283.28 15 EAG TK (161 .87) FP SulJurpet 16 Rice 44.92 T(36.02) 24.69 2.42 28 73 16 TK (36.02) FP SuJlurpet 15 Rice T (38.04) 25.09 2.1.68 113.31 17 TK (38.04) Uninhabited 18 FP Sullurpet 15 Rice T(29.95) 39.66 0.81 190.60 19 TK (29.95) KR SuJlurpet 18 Rice T (57.46) 194.25 135.57 655.59 20 Ragi TK (57.46) KR SuJlurpet 24 Rice 55.44 T(61.11) 65.15 390.93 21 Ragi TK (61.11) KR SulJulpet 24 Rice 797.64 T (173.21) 136.38 1.471.02 22 Ragi TK (173.21) KR Sul1u rpet 23 Rice 217.32 T (146.50) 94.69 689.98 23 Rag; TK (146.50) KR SU::urpet 23 Rice 396.59 T(161.06) 78.61 1.612.26 24 Rag; TK (161. 06) 156

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (it not available within the village, the distance loca­ Totsl area Households and in broad ranges viz •• - 5 KillS., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code ~ ______A =_~ village (in ,....---...... ---, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

25 Mijuru 1,847.39 138 669 P 5-10 W PO 5.10

26 Mallayapalem 95.51 20 103 -5 -5 w .5 -5

27 Thogara mudi 356.53 144 643 P H W ·5 10+ BS

28 Sridhanavalli 1.194.63 222 1,055 p .5 w PO -5

29 Ayyapalem 184.94 35 134 P -5 w 5-10 10+ B5

30 Melupaka 568.58 132 593 P 6-10 w 6-10 10+ -5

31 Mavilla~adu 106.03 64 281 P 5-10 w 5-10 B5

32 Tanayali 688.77 326 1,420 P(4) 10+ W.HP . - 5 ·5

33 Suddamadu'lu Tagelu 120.19 48 183 _5 -5 w -5 10+ -5

34 Booduru 411.97 180 831 P 10+ w -5 10+ 5.10

35 Achukatla 94.70 30 140 -5 -5 w -5 10+ -5

36 Velagalapannuru 590.03 81 359 P 10+ w 10+ 5·10

37 Manga Nellors 787.92 232 1. 018 P 10+ w PO 10+ BS

38 Vetagiripalem 331.03 76 358 P • CHW w -5 5-10 5-10

39 Buradamadugu 158.64 28 161 -5 5_10 w .5 5-10 .-5

40 Tallampadu 308.37 294 1,440 P,M.H 5-10 W,Hp -5 5-10 BS

41 lingampadu 34.40 43 192 -5 5-10 w -5 5-10 BS

42 Minamanamoodi 225.00 83 362 P 5-10 w PO 5-10 -5

43 Chandanamoodi 555.63 93 393 P w -5 -5

44 Samanthamallam 297.04 127 567 P -5 w PO BS

45 Abaka 311 .61 120 511 P .5 W -5 5-10 BS

46 Jangalapalle 167.54 58 258 P -5 w -5 5-10 -5 157

DIRECTORY and Land use SULLURPET TALUK

Land use (i .e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- .A______~ tion r- any place of Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(1) (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (1 5) (16) (17) (18) (1 9) (20)

25 KR Sullurpet 15 Rice T(161.47) 256.57 236.74 1.192.61 TK (161.47) 26 PR Sullurpet 12 ED Rice T (56.66) 30.76 8.09 TK (56.66) 27 PR Sullur~et 12 ED Rice T (199.10) 70.42 8.50 78.51 N5:C1 TK (199.10) 28 PR Su1lurpet 12 Rice 362.19 1 (312.42) 60.30 13.76 445.15 TK (312.42) 29 PR Sullurpet 10 Rice T (19.83) 28.73 59.49 76.89 TK (19.83) 30 PR Sullurpet 13 Rice 266.69 T(85.79) 179.27 1.62 33.99 TK (85.79, 31 PR Sullurpet 10 ED. Rice T(10.12) 48.56 46.94 EAG TK (10.12) N2:T5 32 KR Sull urpet 12 ED, Rice T (37 .14) 15.78 57·87 238.76 TK (375.14) EAG 33 FP Sullurpet 22 ED. Rice T (55.04) 30.75 4.05 30.35 TK (55.04) EAG 34 FP Sullurpet 16 ED. Rice T (188.18) 18.21 19.02 186.15 TW (188.18) EAG 35 FP Sullurpet 22 ED, Rica T (83.77) 8.09 EAG TK (83.77) Nl:T3 36 KR Sullurpet 25 Rice T (352.88) 236.34 TK (352.88) Nl :T2 37 PR Su1(.urpet 20 ED, Rice T (468.22) 67.58 12.14 239,57 TK (468.22) EAG 38 KR Sullurpet 8 EAG Rice T (lR9.56) 61.92 26.30 72.44 TK (169.56) 39 KI'l Sullurpet 8 Rice ~T (89.84) 3.64 2.83 60.70 TW (45.32) TK (44.52) 40 PR Sullurpet 8 ED. Rice T (147.71) 47.75 4.05 108.4€ EAG TK (147.71) 3.64 41 PR Sullurpet 8 ED, Rice T (20.64) 10.12 EAG TK (20.64) 42 PR Sullurpet 8 Rice 136.38 T (56.25) 19.42 12.14 TK (5(';'25) 43 138.81 KR Sullurpet 10 Rice 304.32 T (78.10) 31.16 3.24 TK (7 B. 10) 44 127.07 PR Sull urpet 10 Rice T (118.17) 38.85 12.55 TK (118.17) 45 PR Sullurpet 8 Rice T (193.44) 12.14 12.95 92.27 TK (193.44) 46 0.81 40,47 PR Sullurpet 8 Rice T (61.51) 60.70 TK (61.51) 158

VILLAGE

NELLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz •• - 5 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the 01 the population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name 01 village ,-______-..A. ______""'I Code village (in ,----V--""'I No. hectares) House. Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tion (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any waterway) ( 1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

47 Komminenipalle 280.45 120 558 P -5 W _5 5-10 -5

48 Sarvareddi 199.91 130 647 P -5 W -5 5_ 10 BS Khandrika 49 Nadellavari 209.22 75 410 P -6 W -5 5-10 BS Khandrika 50 Modugulapalem 465.79 109 613 P 5-10 W.HP -5 5-10 BS

51 Uchuru 1.724.36 417 1.953 P 10 + W PO 10+ BS

52 Dama NeJlore 762.83 270 1.191 P.M CHW W PO 10+ BS

53 Ramachandragunta 138.81 28 143 -5 -5 W -5 10+ -5

54 Suggupalle 195.87 133 603 P CHW W.HP -5 10+ -5

55 Mathakamudi 378.78 136 691 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

56 Uggumudi 280.04 193 897 P 10+ W.TW PO 10+ -5

57 Mangalampadu 440.27 378 1. 7 71 P(2).M 10+ W.T -5 10+ 10+

58 lIupuru 401.35 171 877 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

59 Nookalapaiem 158.64 51 270 P CHW W -6 5-10 -5

60 Sulluru Zapti- 23.47 Urban Area (Included In Sullurpet Town) kattubad i 61 Kotapoluru 1.120.17 802 3.609 _/(3).M.H -5 W PO 5-10 BS

62 Pandalagunta 37.23 Urban Area (Included in Suflurpet Town) 63 Mannemutheri 706.17 382 , .802 P -5 W -5 5-10 .5

64 Kudirithippa 619.98 48 238 -5 .5 W.S 5-10 5.10 .5 Khandrika 65 Atakanithippa 2.061.06 48 205 10+ 10+ W 10+ 10+ BS

66 Kudiri 531.76 113 519 P CHW W.S -5 5·10 ~BS

67 Kudiri China. 386.88 102 470 .5 .5 W.S 5-10 5-1 ° BS narasimhunigunta 68 Kesavareddipalem 72.44 Urban Area (Included in Sullurpet Town) 69 Degalapalom 271.14 27 126 .5 -5 W -5 .5 ·5 159

DIRECTORY and land use SULLURPET TALUI

Land use (i .e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca ,------./'.------., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste availa ble historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13 ) (14) ( 15) (16) (1 7) ( 18) ( 19) (20) (1)

KR Sullurpet 6 Rice T (150.95) 22.66 7.69 99.15 47 TK (150.95) PR Sul\urpet 6 Rice T (82.15) 80.35 84.98 48 TK (82.15) PR Sullurpet 6 EAG Rice T (83.36) 94.29 31.16 49 TK (83.36) PR Sullurpet 8 Rice T (76.89) 100.77 287.33 50 W (76.89) PR Sullurpet 12 ED. Rice 486.93 T (460.53) 328.60 41.68 406.71 N2 51 EAG TK (460.53) PR Sullurpet 18 EI). Rice 300.68 T (157.83) 46.54 36.02 221. 36 N2 52 EAG TK (157.83) KR Sullurpet 22 EAG Rice T(42.09) 12.14 84.17 53 TK (42 09) KR Sullurpet 21 ED. Rice T (93.48) 16.19 36.02 49.78 54 EAG TK (93.48) 55 KR Sullurpet 24 Rice 178.06 T (93.48) 43.30 6.88 57.06 Nl TK (93.48) KR Sullurpet 15 Rice T (166.73) 105.22 Ml:T1 56 TK (149.33) TW (17.40) 57 PR Sullur~et 13 ED. Rice 409.54 T (243.22) 453.65 333.46 EAG TK (243.22) 58 KR Sullurpet 8 Rice 40.87 T(101.98) 101.17 157.83 TK(61.51) TW (40.47) Rice T (34.00) 59.08 64.75 59 KR Sullurpet 5 ED . .fot..I", TK (34.00) Urban Area (Included In Sul/urpet Town) 60

PR Sullurpet 5 ED. Rice T (572.22) 166.33 4.05 377.17 61 EAG TK (572.22) Urban A ea (Included in Sullurpet Town) 62 KR Sullurpet 6 ED. Rice T (220.96) 76.08 19.42 388.50 63 EAG Ragi TK (220.96) KR Sul\urpet 9 Rice T (88.22) 8.50 46.54 475.91 64 TK (88.22) PR Sullurpet 14 Rice T (22 66) 29.14 2.007.24 65 REgi TK (22.66) PR Sullurpet 8 Rice T (58.68) 14.97 40.47 416.83 66 Ragi lK (58.68) PR Sullurpet 6 Rice T (106.03) 20.23 111.29 147.71 67 Ragi TK (106.03) Urban Area (Included in Sul/urpet Town) 68 KR Sullurpet 2 Rice T(181.30) 87.41 69 TK (128.29) TW (53.01) 160

VILLAGE

NELLORE OITRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village the distance Loca. Total area Households and in broad ra~ges viz .• - 5 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ..--____"'_---, r------_____A ______"') No. hectares) House- Popula. Educational Medical Drinking Post anC! Day or CommuniclI- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. Station. if any waterway) ( 1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

70 Yerrabalem 145.28 Urban Area (Included in Sul/urpet Town) 71 Mannarupoluru 611.88 Urban Area (Included in Sul/urpet Town) 72 Kon nembattu 264.66 120 600 .5 -5 W .5 5-10 -5

73 Vatrapalem 75.68 Urban Area rlncluded in Sul/urpet Town) 74 Sulluru 1.810.00 Urban Area IIncluded in Sullurpet Town) 75 Devadigunta 34.80 Urban Area (/ncludttd in Sullurpet Tawn) 76 Krishnareddi Tagelu 49.37 Urban Area (Included in Su/lurpet Town) 77 Pedamati Khandtika 267.09 Urban Area (Included in Suflurpet Town) 78 Zuvvichelaka 37.64 Urban Area (Included in Sulfurpet Town) Vendlurupadu 361. 79 160 79 865 P -5 W -5 5- 10 -5

80 Kadaluru 728.84 383 1.788 P .5 W PO 5-10 -5

203.96 90 81 Pulivendra 448 P CHW W -5 ·5 BS

82 Gollalamuluva 118.57 21 112 P -5 W .5 -5 5-10

83 Pallipalem 74.06 16 51 .5 ·5 W.1K .5 .5 -5

84 Gopalareddipaletn 309.58 220 922 P MCH. W -5 -5 5·10 CHW 85 Karijalha 1,168.73 253 1.185 P(2) CHW W PO 5-10 5-10

86 Thopu Khandrika 265.01 Uninhabited

87 Konduru 634.14 284 1.175 P(2) -5 W -5 -5 BS

88 829.20 407 Mambattu 1.979 P(3) MCH. W PO 5-10 BS CHW(2) 89 Akkampeta 263.85 157 790 P ·5 W PO 5·'0 -5

4 90 Velagalavagu 70.82 19 P -6 W.TK.R -5 -6 -5

91 Vatambedu 1.025.88 408 1.850 P(2) 5-10 TK.O PO 5-10 5-10

92 Devuni Khandrika 285.30 Uninhabited

93 Graddagunta 675.82 160 687 P(2) .5 W .5 -5 -5

94 .Andagundala 1,100.74 445 2,084 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-' ° 95 Venadu 1.859.12 405 1. 711 P(2).M H W PO 10+ NW

96 Tada Khandrika 436.65 610 2.599 P(3) Rf'.O(2). W PTO. 10+ as.RS CHW(4) Phone 161

DIRECTORY and land use SULLURPET TALUK

Land use (i .e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,------"------, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (1 9) (20) (1)

Urban Area (Included in Sul/urpet Town) 70 Urban Area (Included in Sullurpet Town) 71 FP Sullurpet 6 Rice T (44.92) 8.09 40.47 169.97 72 TK (44.92) Urban Area (Included in Sullurpet Town) 73 Urban Area (Included in Sullurpet Town) 74 Urban Area (Included in Su/lurpet Town) 75 Urban Area (Included in Sul/urpet Town) 76 Urban Area (Included in Sullurpet Town) 77 Urban Area (Included in Sul/urpet Town) 78 FP Sullurpet 6 Rice T(201.13) 28.33 60.70 70.82 T1 79 TK (201.13) PR Sullurpet 6 EAG Rice T (212.46) 121.41 13.35 381.21 N2 80 Ragi TK (212.46) PR Sullurpet 3 ED. Rice T (32.37) 47.35 24.68 99.15 T1 81 EAG Ragi TK (32.37) KR Sullurpet 3 ED, Rice T (21.45) 16.99 79.72 T1 82 EAG Ragi TK (21.45) KR Sullurpet 4 Rice T (44.52) 9.31 19.83 83 Ragi TK (44.52) KR Sullurpet 4 Rice T (68.39) 63.14 133.55 43.71 84 Ragi TK (68.39) KR Sullurpet 8 Rice T (346.00) 366.24 26.30 428.97 N1 :T3 85 TK (346.00) Uninhabited 86

PR Sullurpet 4 ED, Rice T (149 33) 277 .21 94.70 111.69 87 EAG TK (149.33) PR Sullurpet 8 EO. Rice 398.21 T (202.75) 77.70 149.73 N1 :T3 88 EAG Ragi TK (202.75) PR Sullurpet 8 ED. Rice T (15.38) 158.23 8.90 80.94 N 1:T1 89 EAG Ragi TK (15.38) FP Sullurpet 4 ED, Rice 58.68 12.14 90 EAG Ragi KR Sullurpet 8 ED. Rice T (709.82) 94.70 40.87 180.08 N3 91 EAG TK (709.82) Uninhabited 92

KR Sullurpet 8 EAG Rice T (231.07) 202.34 85.79 156.21 T1 93 Regi TK (231.07) N2:T2 94 PR ~ullurpet 8 Rice T (378.78) 403.88 80.94 234.72 TK (378.78) T2 95 KR, Sullurpet 18 Rice 441.92 T (208.01) 1.208.39 NC TK (208.01) N60;M1 96 PR Sullurpet 12 ED, Rice T (107.24) 303.51 24.28 EAG Ragi TK (107.24) 162

VIllAGE

NElLORE DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca. Total area HouseholdS and in broad ranges vi(! .• - 5 Kms •• 5.10Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility ava,lable is given) ,-___ A ___ """ ,-----______A. ______, Code village (in No. hectares) House. Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica. holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station. if any waterway) ( 1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

97 Tada 377.17 362 1.616 P(2) MCH VII PTO ·5 RS M,H 98 Pudi 317.68 258 1,229 P(2) ·5 W ·5 -5 -5

99 Irakam 1.804.89 387 1.602 P 10+ W PO 10+ NVII

100 Bh"emalavari palem 174.01 221 934 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

101 Karuru 650,33 583 2.615 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

102 Periyavattu 302.30 202 873 P -5 W PO -5 -5

103 Ramapuram 695.65 606 2.610 P(3) MCH VII PO 10+ BS

104 Pannamgadu 379.19 91 398 P -5 VII -5 -5 -5

105 Chentrasikuppam 2,202.70 1.434 5.661 /" P.M.H H T pl0 10+ BS

106 Ko: hacheruvu 1.257.76 170 583 -5 -5 VII -5 10+ -5 Labour Colony 107 Keypalem Labour 3.076.11 177 622 -5 -5 W .5 10+ -5 Colony 108 Penubakam 1.957.05 77 275 P -5 W .5 10+ -5 Labour colony 109 Chengalpalem 1.517.97 220 925 .5 -5 W -5 10+ -5 Labour colony 163

DIRECTORY and Land use SULLURPET TALUK

Land use (i .e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,------"------, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste a\iailable historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (1 3) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) (18) ( 19) (20) (1 )

PR Sullurpet 12 ED. Rice T (37.64) 293.00 44.52 N50:M2 97 EAG TK (37 64) PR Sullurpet 14 Rice T (46.13) 166.73 12.14 92.27 98 Ragi IK (46.13) KR. Sullurpet 18 Rice T (184.94) 238.36 1.379.98 T2 99 NC Ragi TK (184.94) KR Sullurpet 14 Rice T (2.02) 68.80 19.42 83.37 100 TK(2.02) PR Sullurpet 15 ED. Rice T (126.67) 237.15 24.28 261.02 101 EAG TK (126.67) PR Sullurpet 20 Rice T (56.25) 80.94 80.94 83.77 102 TK (28.33) W (27.92) PR Sullurpet 26 Rice T (173.21) 202.34 161.87 157.83 N4 103 Ragi W (101.17) TK (72.04) PR Sullurpet 27 Rice T (34 80) 242.81 40.47 60.70 104 Ragi o (26.71) TK (8.09) PR Sullurpet 15 ED Rice 1.885.83 T(1.21) 131.52 184.13 105 o (1.21) PR Sullurpet 16 Rice 1,147.28 T (1.62) 51.00 57.86 106 o (1.62) PR Sullurpet 16 ED Rice 2.214.43 T (1.22) 58.27 3.64 798.85 107 o (1.22) PR Sullurpet 16 ED Rice 1.034.78 T(11.33) 37.23 873.71 108 TK (11.33) PR Sullurpet 16 ED Rice 1.021.42 T (36.42) 47.35 15.38 397.40 109 o (36.42) 164

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LAND UTILISATION DATA IN RESPECT OF NON-MUNICIPAL TOWNS (CENSUS TOWNS)

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two dicimal places) r------A ------__, Culturable waste SI. Nam'l of town and taluk Irrigated by (including Area not No. with i n brackets Total Area Forest source Unirrigated gauchar and avai lable groves) for cultivation 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Kovurpalie (P) 801.00 T (160 25) 28.73 221 50 390.52 (Kavali Taluk) TK (135.97) W (24.28) 2 Kovur (P) 628.00 T(254.14) NA (Kovur Taluk) GC (254.14) 3 Venkatagiri (P) 816.00 NA (Venkatagiri Taluk)

4 Naid upet (P) 676.00 NA (Naidupet Tal uk)

5 Suliurpet (P) 1,810.00 NA (Sullurpet Taluk) 169

APPENDIX - III

STATEMENT SHOWING THE LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE ALL THE AMENITIES OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE NOT AVAILABLE

L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village No. No. No. (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2)

UDAYAGIRI TALUK VENKATAGIRI TALUK 28 Addepalle 33 Ippapudi Chinthodu 3 Cherlopalle 51 Samudralavari Khandrika 18 Kothanalapadu 28 Koneswarabhatlapalle ATMAKUR TALUK 35 Attalsiddavaram VAKADU TALUK 47 Vengamanaidupalle 25 Karugogula padu 7 lIukurpadu 59 Varadannapalle 15 Pat heti palem 92 Tadikalapadu Khandrika 29 Isakanattu VINJAMUR TALUK 95 Viswanathapuram 97 ChintaJacheruvu Khandrika 13 Kasturina idupalle 1 15 Boyanagunta NAIDUPET T.ALUK 28 Mallavarappadu 117 Lingareddi palle 13 Rudrayapalem 118 Kariminagunta 91 Padamati Khandriga BUTCHIREDDIPALEM TALUK 142 Vaddipalle 93 Kanurudamaraya Khandrika 143 Dharmachetla Khandrika 99 Udipudi 43 Kavetipalem 144 Su nkaravaripalle 107 Erragunta PODALAKUR TALUK 146 Chintalapallevari Khandrika 157 Akbarn ivasa Khandrika SULLURPET TALUK 16 Kalayapalem 164 Konamgunta 176 Lingamanaidupalle 4 Karatamudi RAPUR TALUK 180 Thimmayagunta 8 Kalluru Khandrika 183 Kammapalle 17 Adapamudi 3 YarrabAlle 195 Chekracharyula Khandrika 39 Buradamadugu 4 Koturpalle 64 Kudiriti ppa Khandrika GUDUR TALUK 19 Gurivindapudi 69 Degalapalem 47 Nayun ipalle 2 Jafhlapuram 72 Konnembattu 54 Veeraycpalem 14 Amupallepadu 83 Pallipalem

APPENDIX - iliA

STATEMENT SHOWING THE LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE ALL THE AMENITIES OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE NOT AVAILABLE

Name of Taluk L.C. No. Name of Village

UDAYAGIRI 49 Vempa lie T hoka @ Ravimanudinne 170

APPENDIX - IV

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Porulation No. No. No. ( Percentages) (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2)

UDAYAGIRI TALUK

0.5· 10 Narayanampeta 27 Kondaya palem 28 Virooru 29 Gollapalle 51 Gannepalle

6-10 9 Seetharamapuram 24 PamurupaliE' 30 Mahammadapuram 32 Damancherla @ Ramapuram 38 Alivelumangapuram 47 Sakuna lapalle 66 Bandaganipalle 77 Chilakapadu 88 Singanapalle 52 Sun namvarichinthala 56 Jadadevi @ Tirumalanayanipalle

11- 1 5 Chinthodu 5 Gundupalle 12 Singareddipalle 17 Nemallad i nne 23 Peddireddipalle 31 Vempadu 40 Koncheruvu 41 Yerramreddipalle 44 Krishnampalle 45 Padmati Rompidodla 54 Thirumalapuram 59 Na,rawada 60 Mandallapalle 63 Somalaregada 64 Appasamudram 67 Venkatammapeta 69 Papampalle 71 Gangulavaricheruvupalle 72 BUdawada 82 Nandavaram 83 Bheemavaram

76·20 13 Ayyavaripalle 19 ArlapAdia 22 Thotalacheruvupalle 37 Thurpu Boyamadugula 42 Iskapalle 61 Manda Ilanaldupalle 62 Duttaluru 65 Udavagiri@ 73 Kampasamudram Kondayapalem 76 Pagallapadu 79 Chinamachanuru 81 Neradanampadu 84 Allampadu 85 Pallavolu 86 Irlapadu 78 Kadirinenipalle 80 Nagarajupadu

21-30 3 Chinanagampalle 15 Balaynpalle 16 Basinenipalle 25 Thurpupalem 33 Dakkanuru 34 Kaniampadu 35 Bhaskarapuram 36 Varikuntapadu 39 Guvvadi 46 Kurrapalle 50 Pullayapalle 53 Gudinarava 55 Thurpu Chennampalle 70 Nandipadu 74 ChaboJu 75 Brahmanapalle 89 Padamati Naidupalle 90 Chunchuluru 43 Ganc;lipalem

31 + 4 Peddanagampalle 6 Maramreddipalle 18 Gangavaram 58 Theddupadu 68 Ayyannapalle 87 Naglnenlgunta 21 Kotayapalle

ATMAKUR TALUK

0-5' 7 Kavaliyedavalli 19 Anumasamudrampeta 29 Dubakunta 41 Pamidipadu

6-10 3 Gumparlapadu 6 Zammavaram 40 Nabi nagaram 13 Hasanapuram 1 5 Chandalurpadu 23 Chouta Bhimavaram 27 Chandrapadia 66 Anantasag

11 - 1 5 4 Kavalimustapuram 5 Kothapeta 9 Akba rabad

'Excludes villages with no scheduled castes population 171

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Popu lation No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) ( 2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2)

ATMAKUR TALUK (Cone/d.)

11-15 (Concld.) 18 Pandipadu 21 Rajavolu 22 Pedda Abbipuram 31 Botikarlapadu 34 Aravedu 35 Dharmarao Cheruvupalle 1 1 Zuvva !aguntapalle 47 Talupurupadu 52 Atmakur 69 Ponguru 76 Pathallapalle 68 Aman ichiruvella

16-20 12 Srikolanu 32 Gandlavedu 17 Kakarlapadu 24 Abbasahebpeta 28 Chinta!gpa!em 30 Kistipuram 42 Nellurupalem 56 Revuru 57 Depuru 72 Bommavaram 39 Boyillachiruvella 63 Devarayapalle (Bit-I) 67 Inagaluru 45 Neelayapalem 61 Mahimalur 14 Chiramana 74 Kannepalle (Mangupalle) gO Somasila 54 Kan upurpalle

21- 30 2 Velagapadu 49 Peramana 26 Bukkapuram 36 Ka'atampadu 16 Anumasamudram 43 Kuppurupadu 48 Korimerla 58 Jangalapalle 50 Kolagatla 51 Vasili 53 Battepadu 33 Padakandla 60 Nagulapadu 64 Devarayapalle (Bit-II) 79 Padamati Kambhampadu 62 Chittayapalem (Minagallu) 55 Bandarupalle 75 Kamireddipadu 78 Uppalapadu

31 + 8 Velupulagunta 20 Punugodu 37 Narampeta 44 Kondameedikonduru 59 Nuvvurupadu 77 Varekuntapadu 65 BedusupaJle 73 Chapurallapalle 70 Gowravaram

VINJAMUR TALUK

0-5' 14 Vel igandla 16 Chintaladevi 31 Thurpu Jangalapalle 36 Katepalle 54 Ayithanpadu 71 Raehavari paUe

6-10 3 Ramadevulapadu 4 Kothapeta 15 Thurpu Yarraballe 24 Kunkuvaripalem 34 Thellapadu 45 Dubagunta 46 Krakuturu 69 Nallagonda

RavulakolJu 11-1 5 6 Chakalakonda 7 ChaJlagiragala 44 63 Venkanapalem 64 Nagasamudram 66 Vinjamur 72 Thimmapuram

16-20 2 Narasimhapuram 11 Garimenapenta 12 Iskadamerla 20 Sayipeta 26 Satyavolu 32 Settipalem 35 Gottigundala 39 Brahmeswa ram 40 Yerukollu 47 Kummarakonduru 53 Rangasamudram 56 Manubolupadu 57 Marellapadu 59 Ananthapuram 62 Kaligiri 67 Gurdemadakala 68 Sankavaram 70 Bhyravaram B Ganeswarapuram 37 Tilamidapadu 172

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2)

VINJAMUR TALUK (Cone/d.)

21-30 Thurpu Rompidodla 9 Yerrabhotlapalle 18 Gudavalluru 19 Nekunampeta 21 8 hima varappadu 30 Adimurthipuram 38 Utukuru 41 Nandigunta 43 China Annaluru 49 Lakshmipuram 51 Kalarayapadu 55 Dundigam 58 Gudladona 60 Siddana Konduru 61 Peda Konduru 65 Veeranakoll u 25 Kommi 27 Parlapall e 50 Bodagudipadu

31 + 5 Janardhanapurum 13 Kaslurinaidupalle 17 Marrigunta 23 Ramanujapuram 29 Ganugapenta 33 Thurpu Brahmanapalie 42 Ravipadu 48 Parikota Agraharam 52 Lingalapadu

KAVALI TALUK

0-5* 14 Kavali (8it-lI)

6-10 8 Chennayapatem 35 Siddavaram Venkatesupalem

11 -1 5 1 Chodavaram 10 Thummalapenta 32 Munganuru 33 Juvvaladin ne

16-20 6 Chalamcherla 16 Kavali (Bit-I) 18 Jammalapalem 19 Jaladanki 23 Kodandaramapuram 24 Somavarappadu 25 Krishnapadu 27 Chamadala 29 Bitragunta

21 -30 2 Kesavaram 3 Gattupalle 5 Kothapalle 7 Rudrakota 9 Anemadugu 11 Mannangidinne 13 Musunuru 15 Maddurpadu 17 Budamgunta 20 Brahmanakraka 21 Annavaram 22 Chinakraka 26 Jakkepalligudur 28 Thalluru 36 Allimadugu 39 Bhogavolu

31+ 4 Chintalapalem 12 Thallapalem 30 GouravariJm 37 Umamaheswarapuram

BUTCHtREDDI PALEM TALUK

0.5* 20 Velupadu 43 Kavetipalem

6-10 9 Alluru

11- 1 5 12 B hatrakagoll u 25 Munulapudi 29 Marripadu 36 Vavveru 37 Rebala 51 Damaramadugu 33 Sangam

16-20 13 Kothapalle Kavaragunta 21 Dagadarthi 27 Thiruveedipadu 35 Duvuru 38 Nagamambapuram 39 Isakapalem 41 Maktapuram 52 North Amuluru 18 Damavaram 24 Yelamanchipadu 173 APPENDIX - IV (Contd.) A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name or Village L.C. Name of Vi lIage L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. ( Percentages) ( 1 ) (2) ( 1) (2) ( 1 ) (2)

BUTCHIREDDI PALEM TALUK (Cone/d.)

21-30 1 Isakapalle 3 Purini 4 Indupuru 8 Norlh Mopuru 10 Allurupeta 14 Singapeta 17 A nanthava ram 22 Chennuru 23 Thuri merla 30 Chennavarappadu 31 Vaogallu 34 Padamatipalem 46 Minagallu 47 Penuballe 50 Kalayakagollu

31 + 2 Gcgulcpalle 7 Beeramgunta 11 Graddagunta 15 Velicherla 16 Ulavapalle 28 Jangala Khandrika 32 Tharu navaya 42 An naredd i pa 'em 44 Panchedu 45 Challayapalem 48 jonnavada 49 Sreerangarajapuram

KOvUR TALUK Nil 0-5"

6-10 Nil

11 -15 10 Talamanchi 11 Damegunta 16 Vidavaluru 23 Utukuru 32 Paturu 34 Pottlireddipalem 36 Padugupedu

16-20 2 Oochagun!apalem 6 Gandavaram 12 Basavayapalem 22 Varini 30 North Rajupalem

21-30 5 Kothavangallu 7 Kodavaluru 14 Gundalammapalem 15 Parlapalle 18 Dampuru 19 Vavilla 20 Alaganipadu 21 Dandigunta 24 Mudlvart hi 27 Alurupadu 31 Yellayapalem 37 Inamadugu 38 Leguntapadu

31 + Choutaputhedu 3 Pedaputhedu 8 Nayudupalem 9 Bc>dduvaripalem 13 Venkanapuram 17 Choukact erla 26 Modegunta 2R Ramannapalem 29 Maneguntapadu 33 GangavarLm 25 Veguru

INDLKURPET TALUK

0-5" 17 Pogadadoruvu Khandrika 28 Pedda Cherukuru 45 Edurt:-It

6-10 Nil 11-1 5 3 Mypadu 6 Punnur 13 Indukurpet-I 16 Koruluru 29 Gudipallipadu 36 Kakupalle (Bit-II) 37 Varigonda 43 Koduru (Bit-II) 47 Amudalapadu 23 Mungaladoruvu

16-20 2 Gangapatnam 5 Komarika 9 Pallipadu 10 Leburu (Bit-I) 12 I ndukurpet-II 22 Amulur South 30 Allipuram 33 GU'ldlapafem 41 Eduru-I 42 Koduru (Bil-I) 48 P"Jathapoluru 174

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.) A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING ro THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATiON BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.. C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village l.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2)

INDUKURPET TALUK (Cone/d.)

21- 30 1 Kudithipalem 4 Narasapuram 11 Leburu (Bit.11) 15 Somarajupalle 18 Kothapalem 20 Potlapudi 25 Narukuru 34 Visavaviletipadu 35 Kakupalle (Bit-I) 49 Brahmadevam 50 Valluru

31+ 7 Mudivarthipalem 8 Nidimusali 14 Jangalavaridoruvu Khandrika 21 Vilukanipalle 24 Peduru 26 Chinna Cherukuru 27 Chintareddipalem 31 Pottepalem 38 Totapailigudur (Bit-II) 40 Thotapalle 52 Mamidipudi 19 Venkannapalem 39 Totapalligudur (Bit-I)

NElLORE TAlUK

0-5' 16 Mattempadu

6-10 Nil

11 -1 5 2 Sajjapura m 6 MOjJur South 30 Kakuturu 47 Krishnapatnam 10 Nellore (Bit-I)

16-20 Gollakandukur 5 Upputuru 8 Devarapa lem 12 Ambapuram 14 Mannavarappadu 25 Penubarthi 33 Kanupuru (Bit- I) 36 Survepalle (Bit-Ilj 42 Motluru 43 Muthukuru 51 Edagali 52 Idlmepalle

21-30 3 Vellanti 4 Kandamuru 7 Mulumudi 13 Akkacheruvupadu 17 Amamcherla 18 Donthali 20 Bujabuja Nellore 23 Kanupa rthipadu 26 Survepalle (Bit-Vl 27 Anikepalle 32 Kasumuru 35 Survepalle (Bit-I) 38 Survepalle (Bit-IV) 39 Punjulurpadu 40 Epuru (Bit-I A) 44 Nelaturu 45 Anallthapuram 46 Painilmpuram 48 £puru \Bit-\l~) 50 Pudipilnhi

31 + 9 Ogurpadu 19 Kumkumpudi 24 Kallurpalle 29 Kantepalle 31 Kandalapadu 34 Kanupuru (Bit-II) 37 Survepalle (Bit-!!I) 41 Narikelapalle 49 £puru (Bit-II) Hi Moga\\apalem

PODALAKUR TALUK " 0.5* 35 Veligantipalem

6-10 16 Kalayapalem 31 Mahammadapuram 53 Ayyagaripalem 20 Vavileru

11-1 5 Kalluru 9 Thopugunta 18 Kanupurpalle 21 Paderu 22 Chejerla 23 Thimmayapalem 29 Surayapalem 32 Thatiparthi 39 Navuru 43 Yeturu 44 Nernooru 49 Uchapalle 55 Podafakur 41 Althurthi 175

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L. C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1)------(2) (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2)

PODALAKUR TALUK (Cone/d.)

16·20 10 Kakivaya 15 Nagulavellaturu 17 Chinagopavaram 19 Chittaluru 25 Perumallapadu 26 Pathapadu 27 Pe"eru 34 Nallapalem 36 Nedurupalle 48 Mogallur 51 Kanuparthi 56 Chatagotla

21·30 5 Kaluvoya 1 1 Telugurayapuram 12 Kotitheertham @ 14 Billupadu 28 Mamuduru Thurpu Kambhampadu 38 Bhogasamudram 40 Prabhagiripatnam 30 Viruvuru 46 Vavintaparthi 50 Guravayapalem 45 PulikolJu 54 Thoderu 57 Marupuru 52 Nandivaya

31 + 2 Madannagaripalle 3 Brahmanapalle 4 Baddevolu 7 Nukanapaile 13 Enamadala 24 Gollapalle 37 Bathulapalle 47 Ankupalle 58 Palicherlapadu

RAPUR TAlUK

0.5' 34 Duggunta Rajupalem 64 Komatigunta l'Iajupalem

6.10 46 Munagapadu

11.15 8 Chintalatmakuru 1 1 Dachuru 13 Penubarthi 30 Utlapalem 33 Degapudi Rajunalem 40 Biradavolu 43 Kal ichedu 57 Pangili

16 .20 22 Nellepalle 25 Vandluru 37 Inukurthi 39 Parlapaile 68 Tocham 70 Pothegunta 9 Pa"akonda 35 Degapudi

21.30 2 Uyyalapalle 5 Tegacherla 6 Garimenapenta 7 Cheepinapi 10 Kesamanenipalle 14 Gonupalle 16 Akilallalasa 18 Suddamalla 20 Gundavolu 24 Tanamcherla 26 Kambalapalle 28 Thatipalle 29 Sanayapalem 32 Duggunta 36 Malichedu 41 Vadlapudi 42 Deva ravemur 44 Orupa"e 45 Perumallapadu 51 Gilakapadu 54 Veerayapalem 55 Bojjanapalle 56 Rapur 60 Siddavaram 69 Chaganam 72 Cheekavolu 1 Chintalapalem

31 + 3 Yarraba"e 4 Koturpa"e 17 Lingapalem 21 Yepuru 23 Tumaya 31 Adurupalle 048 Sankurathripalle 52 Chuttupa lem 53 Gorunarasayapalem 58 Koturpadu 59 Bandepalle 61 Jorepalle 63 Kommipadu 65 Gulimcherla 67 Krishnareddipalle 71 Jorepalle Akkamambapuram 176

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.) A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTt~ TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled LoC. Name of Village LoCo Name of Village LoCo Name of Village Casfes Population No. No. No. ( Percentages) (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2)

VENKATAGIRI TALUK

0.5' 3 Cherlopalle 107 Kummaraguntil 113 Muddampalle 85 Thikkava ram 6-10 9 Marlagunta 65 Mahasamudram 86 Arigip,,"e 88 Kuppampalle 101 Chinthagunta 106 Bangarupeta 157 Akbarnivasa Khandrika 156 Mannegunta

11.15 12 Kuppayapalem 68 Nagavolu 108 Boppapuram 120 Ravipadu 136 Palakondasatram 159 Ch,;v,reddipalle 164 Konamgunta 193 Melchuru 11 1 Zangalapalle 116 Katragunta

16-20 6 Veerakumara Yachasamudram 8 Sanganapalle 10 Vembuluru 50 Ramapuram 60 Matumadugu 67 Thirthampadu 89 Ammapalem " 4 Nidigallu 139 Tripura ntakab hatlapa lie 180 Thimmayagunta 62 Chapalapalle

21.30 Devulapalle 15 Dakkili 19 Daggavolu 21 Nindali 23 Amb.lapudi 27 Kadagunta 29 Bheemavaram 32 Naidupalem 40 Surayapalem 41 Mopuru 43 Dandavolu 45 Nadimpalle 48 Vengamambapuram 51 Balayapalle 52 Mannuru 53 Pallipadu 56 Kayyuru 58 KandanaJapadu 59 Varadannapalle 61 Peda Yachasamudram 74 Kothapalem 75 Jayampu 77 P"lempadu 80 Naiducheruvu Kh andrika 87 Papamambapuram 98 PaJemkota 104 Gundlasamudram 110 Siddagunta 124 Kundam 128 Kamakuru 129 KaJaganda 130 UtJapalie 133 Periyavaram 22 Ven kata reddipalle 153 Kurjagunta 162 Papireddipalle 168 Karuru 169 MummayapaJem 171 Athivaram 174 Sangavaram 178 BusapaJem 185 Vallivedu 191 Kalavalapudi

31 + 2 Madhavaiahpalem 17 Yellavajjulapalle 18 Kothanalapadu 20 Vakyam 24 AlimiJi 28 Kon%wa rabhatlapalle 30 PathanaJapadu 31 Chakalapalle 33 Lingasamudram 37 Althurupadu 39 Timrpayapalem 42 Nagulapadu 44 Sreepuram 46 D"ndavolu Upparapalle 47 V€ngEm@naidupalle 49 Yachavaram 54 Gottikadu 55 Subrahmanyam 57 Akkasamudram 63 Palugodu 64 Cheekarenipalle 69 Chennasamudram 73 Pakapudi 78 Inugunta 81 Hastakaveri 82 Jarlapadu 84 Pigilam 90 PatrapaJle 91 Yachasamudram 93 Kafapadu 96 ParavoJu 97 Chintalacheruvu Khandrika S9 Siddavarem 102 Laiapet 105 Balasamudram 112 Thallapalle '15 Boyanagun ta 117 Lingareddipalle 122 Thirumalapudi 123 Machavaram '26 Kotambedu 1 31 PetJuru 134 Ammavaripeta 135 Somasanigunta 144 SunkaravaripalJe 148 Chefikampadu 150 Dachervu 155 PuJarangadupalJe 160 Gotlagunta 161 MogaJlagunta 165 Chilamanuru 177

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L. C. Name of Village L.c. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

VENKATAGIRI TAL UK (Cone/d.)

31 + (Concld.) 167 Mallemala '73 Bhyravaram 176 Lingamnaidupalle 181 Panjam 183" Kammapalle 184 Yathaluru 187 Singamambapuram 188 Chinnannapeta 190 K. UpparapaJle 192 Kummarapeta 194 Perimiddi '95 Chekracharyula Khandrika 196 Kothacheruvu 5 Velikallu 25 Chutti

GUDUR TALUK

0-5' 42 Pentapadu 155 Vemulachedu 64 Nellaturu

6-10 2 J afhlapuram 29 Kanupur East

11-15 8 Madamanuru 17 KudithipalJe 35 Udathavaripalem 10 Ku richerlapadu

16-20 7 Mittathmakuru 27 Thamminapatnam 31 Vellapalem 34 Chi ntava ra'll 37 Thonukumala 49 Ranganaramapuram 58 Palur 66 Gudur West 86 Mekanur 3 Jogipalle 63 Chennuru(Bit-lJ) 88 Kandra

21-30 1 Orupalle alias Thurimerla 4 Utukur 6 Griddalur 9 Akkampeta 16 Bandepalle 18 M~nubolu 215 Yeruru 30 Ballavolu 36 Annambaka 43 Baddevolu 44 Pidurupalem 46 Vinduru 48 Molakalapundla 62 Chennuru (Bit-I) 72 Oduru 74 Tneepanur 83 Kundaku ru

31 + 5 POKkandala 11 Cherukumudi 12 Parla padu 13 Muddumudi 15 Gurivindapudi 19 Piduru 20 Kakithalapuru 21 Kolanukuduru 22 Kattuvapalle 23 Ankulapaturu 24 Ponnavolu 26 Momidi 33 Ippapudi 38 Kalavakonda 39 Udathavariparla palle 40 Yogeswarunipalle 41 Thlkkavaram 45 Venkanapalem 47 Ramasagaram 50 Thippareddipalle 52 Thokalapudi 53 Linqasamudram 56 Nalabhotlapalle 59 Ananthamadugu 60 Kandali 61 Chemidthi 65 Gudur East 67 Chillakuru 68 Muthyalapadu 70 Kadlvedu 71 Bhudhanam 73 Nelaballi 75 Palicherla 77 Mangalapur 78 Reddigunta 79 Kommaneturu 81 Gollapalle 82 Nernoor 84 Vedicherla 85 Kondagunta 87 AyyavaripaJem 89 Vendodu 178

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

liST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1 ) (2) (1) {2} (1 ) (2)

VAKADU TALUI<.

0·5· 54 Pittivanipalte 58 Cheemalapadu 90 Pudirayadoruvu

6·10 64 Dugarajapatnam

11·'5 20 Chendodu

16·20 1 Chittedu 21 Guda!i

21· 30 12 Putchalpalle 15 Pa·hetipa;em 19 Kat! 45 Vakadu 47 Kondapuram 48 Meltu 56 Kalluru 61 Durgavaram 73 Mallem 80 Kogili 83 Yellasiri 93 Varathur (North) 94 Chillamuru

31+ 2 Vallipedu 3 Pallamara 4 Nellorepalle 5 Kothilpalem 6 Uthama Nellore 7 lIukurapadu 8 Karlapudi 9 Siddavaram 11 Pamanji 13 Valamedu 16 Zaminkothapalem 17 Ganganapalem 18 Allampadu 22 Rudravaram 23 Lakshmakka Khandrika 24 Th i nnelapudi 25 Yaragatipalle 26 VanjavLka 27 Molaganur 30 Andalamalll 32 Budrdalavagu 34 Pulikorru 36 Zuvvanattu 37 Konduru 41 Nellipudi 46 Kasipuram 49 (}unul=ad 50 Pella kuru 51 Eswarawal

NAIDUPET TAlUK

0·5" 79 Muchchalagunta 92 Anepudi @ Nadimi Khandrika

6·10 Arimanupadu 4 Polipadu 56 Palepolam 62 Puduru 84 Kothur

11·15 10 Vakativari Kha ndri I\a 16 Kesavaram 49 Josyulavari Khandrika 91 Arigundam @ Padamati Khandrika

16·20 6 Chillamanichenu 19 Manamala 21 Ozili 22 Rachapalem 58 Thimmaji Khandrika 59 Vaddigunta Kh6 ndrika 74 Talavayipadu 179

APP.ENDIX - IV (Contd) A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTiON OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

~ange of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. ( Percentages) (1 ) (2) (1) (2) (1 ) (2)

NAIDUPET TALUK (Cone/d.)

21-30 3 Bhuvanagiripalem 5 Gurramkonda 13 Rudrayapalem 14 AcharlaparlapalJe 17 Kurugonda 18 Kondavallipadu 26 Karaballavolu 27 Bhatlakanupuru 29 Kapulur 33 Addepudi 37 Kallipedu 38 Ayyapareddipalem 40 Nemallapudi 43 Marlapalle 53 Menakuru 54 Koneti rachapalem 57 Yerramsettipalem 63 Molakalapudi 71 Palachur 72 Chavali 75 Nelaballi 77 Puderu 78 Nellarepall e 80 Kanuru 81 Sirasanam Bedu 82 J eelapa!U ru 83 Chillakuru 98 Modugulapalem 100 Vedurupattu 102 Chintapudi 65 Zuvvalapalem

31 + 2 Karjarl'edu 7 Penaperiyapadu 8 Peda Pariya 9 Rajupalem 1 1 Venkatareddipalem 15 MaddaJi 20 Bathalapuram 24 Saguturu 28 Pandlur 30 Chilamatnur 31 Kuchivada 32 Marlamudi Jangalapalle 34 Uppalamarthi 35 Tannamala 36 Annamedu 41 Manavali 42 Punnepalle 44 Yakasiri 45 Gottiprolu 46 Athalapalem 47 Vinnamala 48 Thummuru 52 Graddagunta 55 Dwarakapuram 60 Ch iguru pad u 66 Biradawada 67 Karumanchivari Khandrika 69 Bheemavaram 73 Pannepalle 76 Aravaperimidi 85 Kalavakur 86 Pulluru 87 Nelaballi 88 Pellakuru 89 Chennappanai dupeta 90 Rosanuru 93 Kanuru Dharmaraya Khandrika 94 Bangarammapeta 95 Chembedu 96 Punabaka 97 Ardhamala 101 Anakavolu 103 Palachu rucheruvutattu 104 Arlapadu 106 Nandimala Khandrika 107 Erragunta 25 Veerlagunapadu

SULLURPET TALUK

0-5· 7 Anegottam 64 Kudirithippa Khandrika 69 Degalapalem 90 Velagalavagu 101 Karuru 104 Pannamgadu 106 Kothacheruvu Labour Colony 108 Chengalpalem Labour Colony 49 Nadellavari Khandrika

6-10 51 Uchuru 98 Pudi 100 Bheemalavaripalem 105 Chantrasikuppa m 103 Ramapuram 107 Keypafem Labour Colony

11·15 46 Jangalapalfe 95 Venadu 102 Periyavattu 109 Doravaripalem 180

APPENDIX - IV (Contd)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Vii lage L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. {Percentages) (1) (2) (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2)

SUlLURPET TALUK (Cone/d.)

16-20 15 Akkarapaka 22 Kadapatra 97 Tada 99 Irakam 9 Kalluru

21.30 2 Puralhota 21 Pandrangam 23 Damaraya 37 Manga Nellore 38 Vetagirlpalem 40 Tallampadu 44 Samanthamallam 57 Mangalampadu 96 Tada Khandrika 54 Suggupalle

31 + Kothapall" 3 Katluvapalle 4 K3Tatamudi 5 Ka rikadu 8 Kalluru Khandrika 10 Mylangam 11 Nelapattu 13 Yekollu 14 Venumbaka 16 Surapu Agraharam 20 Verukadu 24 Koradi 25 Mijuru 27 ThogaralT'udi 29 Ayyapalem 30 Melupaka 31 Mavillapad'i 32 Tanavali 34 Booduru 35 AchukatJa 36 Velagalapannuru 39 Buradamadugu 42 Minamanamootli 43 Chandanamoodi 45 Abaka 47 Komminenipalle 48 Sarvareddi Khandrika 50 Modugulapalem 56 Uggumudi 58 ""puru 28 Sridhanavalli 52 Dama Nellore 59 Nookalapalem 61 Kotapofuru 63 Mannemutheri 66 Kudiri 67 Kudiri Chinanarasimhunigunta< 72 Konnembattu 79 V.ndlurupadu 80 Kadafuru 81 Pufivendra 84 Gopalareddipalem 85 Karijatha 87 Konduru 88 Mambattu 89 Akkampeta 91 Vatambedu 93 G raddagu n ta 94 Andagundala 181

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B l SCHEDULED TRlaES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L. C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) ( 1) (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2)

UDAYAGIRI TALUK

0.5' 2 Pabbuletipalle 82 Nandavaram 87 Naginenigunta 9 Seetharamapuram 86 Irlapadu 90 Chunchuluru 14 Devaraju Surayapalle @ 89 Padamati Naidupalle 7 Jayapuram Polamganpalle 6 Maramreddipalle 12 Singareddipalle 20 Pappulavaripalle 10 Narayanampeta 18 Gangavaram 32 Damancherla alias 15 Balayapalle 31 Vempadu Ramapuram 23 Peddireddipalle 35 Bhaskarapuram 36 Varikuntapadu 34 Kaniampadu 39 Guvvadi 40 Kancheruvu 38 Alivelumangapuram 50 Pullayapalle 52 Sunnamvarichinthala @ 41 Yerramreddipalle 55 Thurpu Chennampalle Ti rumala nayanipalle 53 Gudinarava 61 Mandallanaidupalle 58 Theddupadu 59 Narrawada 64 Appasamudram 62 Duttaluru 63 Somalaregada 67 Venkatammapeta 65 Udayagiri alias 66 Bandaganipalle 73 Kampasamudram Kondaya pa lem 71 Gangulavari Cheruvupalle 77 Chilakapadu 70 Nandipadu 76 Paga lIap2du 80 Nagarajupadu 75 Brahmanapalle 79 Chinamachanuru 84 Allampadu 78 Kadirinenipalle 83 Bheemavaram 88 Singanapalle

6·15 5 Gundupa!le 17 Nemalladinne 30 Mahammadapuram 37 Thurpu Boyamadugula 49 Vempalle Thoka fa) 54 Thirumalapuram Ravlmanudinne 60 Mandallapalle 72 Budawada 16 Basinenipalle 85 Pallavolu

16.25 74 Chabolu

26·35 11 Pandrangi

36.50 29 Gollapalle

51 + NIL

ATMAKUR TALUK

0·5' 2 Velagapadu 3 Gumparlapadu 5 Kothapeta 7 Kavaliyedavalli 8 Velupula gunta 10 Kunalammapadu 11 Zuvvalaguntapalle 12 Srikolanu 13 Hasanapuram 14 Chiramana 16 Anumasamudram 18 Pandipadu 19 Anumasamudrampeta 20 Punugodu 21 Rejavolu 24 Abbasllhebpeta 27 Chandra pad ia 28 Chintalapalem 29 Dubagunta 30 Kistipuram 31 Botikarlapadu 32 Gandlavedu 33 Padakandla 34 Aravedu 35 Dharmarao Cheruvupalle 36 Karatampadu 38 Chiruvella Khandrika 39 Boyillachiruvelill 41 Pamidipadu 42 Nellurupalem

·Excludes villages with no scheduled Tribes population 182

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES A.CCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Schedu led L. C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (') (2) ( 1) (2) (' ) (2)

ATMAKUR TALUK (Cone/d.)

0-5 (Coneld.) 47 Talupurupadu 48 Korimerla 49 Peramana 50 Kolagatla 51 Vasili 53 Battepadu 55 Bandarupalle 56 Revuru 57 Depuru 58 Jangalapalle 61 Mahimalur 62 Chittayapalem (Minagallu) 63 Devarayapalle (Bit. I) 66 Anantasagaram 67 Inagaluru 68 Amanichiruvella 69 Ponguru 70 GOltltravaram 72 Bomrravaram 73 Chapurallapalfe 76 Pathallapalle 77 Varekuntapadu 79 Padamati Kambhampadu 80 Somasila

6-15 4 Kavalimustapuram 23 Chouta Bhimavaram 52 Atmakur 64 Devarayapalle (Bit. II) 74 Kannepalle @ Mangupalle Pedda Annalur £0 Nagulapadu 65 Bedusupalle 75 Kamireddipadu

16-25 NIL

26-35 NIL

36- 50 NIL

51 + NIL

VINJAMUR TALUK

5 Janardhanapuram 6 Chakalakonda 7 Challagiragala 8 Ganeswarapuram 11 Garimenapenta 12 Iskadamerla 14 Veligandla 15 Thurpugarraballe 16 Chinlaladevi 17 Marrigunta 18 Gudavaliuru 19 Nekunampeto 20 Sayipeta 23 Ramanujapuram 24 Kunlwvaripalem 25 Kommi 26 Satyavolu 29 Ganugapenta 30 Adimurthipuram 31 Thurpu Jangalapalle 34 Thellapadu 35 Gottigund&la 36 Katepalle 39 Brahmeswaram 40 yerukollu 41 Nandigunta 43 China Annaluru 44 Ravulakollu 46 Krakuturu 47 Kummarakonduru 49 Lakshmipuram 50 Bodagudipadu 52 Lingarapadu 55 Dundigam 56 Manubolupadu 57 Marellapadu 58 Gudladona 60 Siddana Konduru 62 Kaligiri 63 Venkanapafem 64 Nagasamudram 65 Veeranakollu 66 Vinjamur 67 Gundemadakala 68 Sankavaram 70 Bhyravafam 71 Rae hav a f i pa He

6-15 Thurpu Rompidodla 37 Tamidapadu 38 Utukuru 45 Dubagunta 53 Rangasamudram 54 Ayithanpadu 61 Peda Konduru 69 Nallagonda

16-25 NIL

26-35 NIl.

36-50 ~'I. 51 + NIL 183

APP EN DIX - IV (Contd)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRI'3ES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L. C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2)

KAVALI TALUK

0-5· 1 Chodavaram 3 Gattupalle 4 Chintalapalem 10 Thummalapenta 12 Thallapalem 16 Kavali (Bit-I) 17 Budarngunta 18 Jammalapalem 28 Thalluru 26 Jakkepall igudur 27 Chamadala 35 Siddavaram Venkatesupalem 30 Gouravaram 33 Juvvaladinne

6-15 2 Kesavaram 5 Kothapalle 6 Chalamcherla 7 Rudrakota 8 Chennayapalem 9 Anemadugu 11 Mannangidinne 13 Musunuru 14 Kavali (Bit II) 19 Jaladanki 20 Brahmanakraka 21 Annavaram 22 Chinakraka 25 Krishnapadu 32 Munganuru 37 Umamaheswarapuram 39 Bhogavolu 24 Somavarappadu

16·25 15 Maddurpadu 29 Bitragunta 36 Allimadugu 26-35 NIL

36-50 NIL

51+ NIL

BUTCHIREOOIPALEM TALUK

0-5· 1 Isakapalle 11 Graddagunta 18 Damavaram 20 Velupa"du 24 Yelamanchipadu 25 Munulapudi 30 Chennavarappadu 41 Maktapuram 44 Panchedu 52 North Amuluru

6-15 2 Gogulapalle 4 Indupuru 8 North Mopuru 12 Bhatrakagollu 13 Kothapalle Kavaragunta 16 Ulavapalle 21 Oagadarthi 22 Chennuru 23 Thurimerla 28 JangaJa Khandrika 33 Sangam 35 Duvvuru 36 Vavveru 37 Rebala 42 An nareddipalem 45 Challayapalem 46 Minagallu 47 Penuballe 48 Jonnavada 50 Kalayakagoll u

16-25 7 Beeramgunta 10 Alluru pet a 14 Si ngapeta 29 Marripadu 31 Vangallu 32 Tharunavaya 34 Padamatipalem 38 Nagamambapuram 39 Isakapalem 51 Damaramadugu

26-35 9 Alluru 15 Velicherla 3 Purini

36-50 NIL

61+ 43 Kavetipa lem 184

APPEN DIX - IV (Contd.)

B:: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.c. Name of Village tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) ------(1)------(2) KOVUR TALUK

0·5' Choutaputhedu 2 Oochaguntapalem 13 Vankanapuram

6- 15 3 Pedaputhedu 6 Gandavaram 7 Kodavaluru 9 Bodduvaripafem 12 Basavayapalem 17 ChoukacheJ I a 19 Vavilla 20 Alaganipadu 22 Varini 23 Utukuru 24 MUdivarthi 26 Modegunta 30 North Rajupalem 31 Yellayapalem 37 I namadugu 38 Leguntapadu

16-25 9 Kothavangall u 10 Talamanchi 11 Oamegunta 14 Gundalammapalem 15 Parlapalle 16 VidavaluJu 18 Dampuru 21 Dandigunta 25 Veguru 27 Alurupadu 28 Ramannapalem 33 Gangavaram 34 Pothlleddipalem 36 Padugupadu 29 Maneguntapadu 32 Paturu

26-35 8 Nayudupalem

36·50 NIL

NIL

INDUKURPET TALUK

0.5" 25 NarukulU 33 Gundlapalem 44 Koduru Khandrikll 47 Amudalapadu

6·15 Kudithipalle 2 Gangapa tnam 3 Mypadu 5 Komarika 7 Mudivarthipalem 8 Nidimusali 9 Pallipadu 10 Leburu (Bit· I) 11 Leburu (Bit-II) 12 Indukurpet·1I 13 Indukurpet.1 18 Kothapalem 20 Pot/apudi 22 AmulUJ South 24 PeduJu 26 Chinna Cherukuru 27 Chintareddipolem 29 Guoipallipadu 31 Pottepalem 34 Visavaviletipadu 30 Allipuram 36 Kakupalfe (Bit II) 37 Varigonda 35 Kakupalle (Bit.l) 39 Totapalfigudur (Bit.l) 40 Thotapalle 38 Totapafligudur (Bit.lf) 45 Eduru.1I 48 Pidathapolu7U 43 Koduru (Bit-II) 50 Valluru 49 Br~hmadevam

16·25 4 Narasapuram 15 Somarajupal Ie 16 Koruturu 17 Pogadadoruvu Khandrika 19 Venkanapalem 28 Pedda Cherukuru 41 Eduru·1 42 Koduru (Bit. I) 46 Sivaramapuram 52 Milmidipudi

26-35 6 PunnUJ

36·50 21 Vilukanipalle

61 + NIL 185

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Ranqe of Sc"eduled l.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2)

NELlORE TALUK

0·5' Gollakandukur 7 Mulumudi 28 Negulavaram 31 Kandalapadu 34 Kanupuru (Bit-II)

6·15 2 SaJjapuram 3 Vellanti 4 Kandamuru 5 Upputuru 6 Mopur South 13 Akkacheruvupadu 15 Mogallapalem 17 Amamcherla 23 Kanuparthipadu 24 Kallurpalle 25 Penubarthi 26 Survepalle (Bit- V) 29 Kantepalle 30 Kakuturu 32 Kasumuru 33 Kanupuru (Bit-I) 36 Survepalle (Bit-II) 37 Survepalle (Bit-III) 38 Survepalle (Bit·IV) 39 Punjul urpadu 40 Epuru (Bit-IA) 41 Narikelapalle 42 Motluru 43 Muthukuru 44 Nelaturu 46 Painampuram 47 Krish napatnam 49 Epuru (B it-II) 50 Pudiparthi 51 Edagali 52 Idimepalle

16· 25 8 Devarapalem 9 Ogurpadu 20 Bujabuja Nellors 27 Anikepalle 45 Ananthapuram 48 Epuru (Bit-IB)

26-35 10 Nellore (Bit-I) 14 Mannavarappadu 18 Donthali 19 Kumkumpudi 35 Survepalle (Bit-I)

36·50 NIL

51 + NIL

PODALAKUR TAtUK

0-5· 2 Madannagaripalle 4 Baddevolu 5 Kaluvoya 10 Kakivaya 11 Telugurayapuram 15 Nagulavellaturu 16 Kalayapalem 19 Chittaluru 20 Vavlleru 23 Thimrnayapalem 25 Perumallapadu 26 Pathapadu 27 Pelleru 28 Mamuduru 34 Nallapalem 36 Nedurupalle 37 Bathulapalle 39 Navuru 41 Althurthi 42 Revilla Yerraguntapalem 44 Nernooru 49 Uchapalle 50 Guravayapalem 51 Kanup3rthi 53 Ayyagaripalem 56 Chatagotla 58 Palicherlapadu

6-15 Kalluru 3 Brahmanapalle 9 Thopugunta 12 Kotitheertham !IV, 14 Billuoadu 17 Chinagopavaram Thurpu Kambhampadu 22 Chejerla 18 Kanupurpalle 13 Enamadala 30 Viruvuru 24 Gollapalle 21 Paderu 38 Bhogasamudram 31 Mahammadapuram 29 Surayapalem 46 Vavintaparthi 40 Prabhagiripatnam 32 Thatiparrhi 52 Nandivava 47 Ankupalle 45 Pulikollu 57 Marupuru 54 Thoderu 48 Mogallur 43 Yeturu 55 Podalakur 186

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.j

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION By RANGES

Range of Scheduled l.C. Name of Village L.c. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2)

PODALAKUR TAlUK (Concfd.)

16-25 33 Bathulapalfepadu 35 Veligantipa!em

26-35 NIL

36-50 NIL

61+ NIL

RAPUR TALUK

0_5" 2 Uyyalapafle 10 Kesamanenipalle 31 Adurupalle 39 Parlapafle 44 Orupalle 55 Bojjanapalle 56 Rapur

6-15 1 Chintalapalem 3 YarrabaJle 7 Cheepinapi 8 Chintalatmakuru 9 Pallakonda 11 Dachuru 13 Penubarthi 21 Yepuru 23 Tumaya 28 ThatipaJle 22 NeJlepalle 30 Utlapalem 32 Duggunta 29 Sa naya palem 36 Maiichedu 33 Degapudi RaJupalem 35 Degapudi 41 Vadlapudi 37 Inukurthi 40 Biradavolu 45 Perumaflapadu 42 Devaravernur 43 Ka lichedu 61 Jorepaffe 52 Chuttu Palem 58 Koturpadu 60 Siddavaram 57 Pangili 65 Gulimcherla 67 Krishnareddipalle 63 Kommipadu 70 Pothegunta 71 Jorepafle Akkamambapuram 68 Tocham 72 Cheekavolu

16- 25 5 Tegacherla 6 Garimenapenta 16 Aki I a va lasa 17 lingapalem 20 Gundavolu 24 Tanamcherla 26 Vandluru 26 Kembalapalle 34 Duggunta Rajupalem 38 Marripalle Gopasamudram 50 Gandurupafle 51 Gilakapadu 54 Veerayapalem 66 Munagala Venkatapuram 69 Chaganarn 14 Gonupalle

26-35 18 5IJddamalia 47 NayunipaIJe 48 SankurathripalJe 64 Komatigunta Rajupalem

36-50 46 Munagapadu

51+ 12 Penubarthi Gopasamudram 15 Kusulanativari Khandrika

VENKATAGIRI TALUK

0.5" Devulnpalle 2 Ma dhava iah palem 9 Marlagunta 10 Vembulutu 15 Dakkjfj 19 Daggavolu 25 Chulti 33 Lingasarnudram 44 Sreepurarn 46 Dandavo!u Upperapalle 60 Ramapurarn 51 Balayapalle 68 Nagavolu 73 Pakapudi 81 Hastakaveri 89 Ammapalern 90 Patrapalle 105 Balasamudram 187

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED "TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1 ) ( 2) (1) (2) (1 ) (2)

VENKATAGIRI TAL UK (Cone/d.)

0-5" (Cone/d.) 106 Bangarupala 110 S,ddagunta 114 Nidigal1u 120 Ravipadu 122 Thirumalapudi 123 Machavaram 126 Kotambedu 133 Perivavaram 136 Palakondasatram 139 Tripu ra nta kabhatlapa lie 155 Pularangadupalle 165 Chilamanur 168 Karuru 175 Gorlagunta 180 Thimmayagunta 181 Panjam 188 Ch i nna nnapeta

6-15 5 Velikallu 6 Veerakumara Yachasamudram 21 Nindali 12 Kuppayapalem 20 Vakyam 27 Kadagunta 22 Venkatareddipalle 24 Jllimili 37 Althurupadu 28 Koneswarabhatlapalle 30 Pathanalaplldu 43 Dandavolu 32 Naidupalem 42 Nagulapadu 52 Mannuru 41 Mopuru 48 Vengamambapuram 56 Kayyuiu 45 Nad,mpalle 55 Subrahrr.anyam 60 Matumadugu 54 Gottikadu 58 Kandanalapadu 69 Chennasamudram 57 Akkasamudram 67 Thirthampadu 75 Jayampu 62 Chapalapalle 74 Kothapalem 80 Naiducheruvu Khandrika 71 Pogulavaripalle 78 Inugunta 91 Yachasamudram 77 Palempadu 84 Pigdam 101 Chinthagunta 82 Jarlapadu 87 Papamambapuram 108 Boppapuram 85 Thikkavaram 96 Paravolu 117 Lingareddipalle 93 Kalapacu 116 Katragunta 129 Kalaganda 11 1 Zangalapalle 128 Kamakuru 144 Sunkaravaripalle 124 Kundam 135 Son- asanigunta 160 Gotlagunta 131 Petluru 159 Chevireddipalle 174 Sangavaram 148 Chelikampadu 169 Mummayapa1em 171 Ath;varam 167 Mallemala 187 S,ngamambapuram 173 Bhyravaram K. Upparapalle 178 Busapalem 193 Melchuru 190 Perimiddi 184 Yathaluru 8 Sanganapalle 194 191 Kalavalspudi Bheemavaram 16-25 17 Yellavajjulapalle 23 Ambalapudi 29 65 Mahasamudram 63 Palugodu 64 Cheekarenipalle 104 Gundlasmudram 66 Thimmanagunta 98 Palemkota 150 Dacheruvu 113 Muddampalle 134 Ammavaripeta Mog311agunta 153 Kurjagunta 156 Mannegunla 161 Chinagotlagunta 185 Vallivedu 196 Kothacheruvu 163

130 Utlapalle 26-35 40 Surayapalem 59 Varadannapalle 166 Muraharirao Dondarao 137 Mokkalapudi Khand rika

Enuguwada 36-50 11 Velampalle 86 Arigipalle 125 164 Konamgunta 118 KLr,minagunta 35 Attalasiddavaram 51 + 3 Cheriopalle 16 Kandalavaripelle 107 Kummaragunta 92 Tadikalapadu Khandrika 95 Viswanadhapuram Vaddipalle 11 5 Boyanagunta 132 Bommagunta 142 157 Akbarnivala Khandrika 143 Dhllrmachatla Khandrika 146 Chintalapallevari Khandrika 188

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. ------(PerCenlages) (1 ) (2) ( 1) (2) (1) (2) GUOUR TALUK

0-5' 4 Utukur 6 Griddalur g Akkampeta 10 Kuricherlapadu 22 Kattuvapalle 44 P,duru,alem 52 Thokalapudi 55 Vemulachedu 60 Kandali 73 Nelaballi 74 Theepanur 75 Pal icherla 79 Kommaneturu 87 Ayyavaripalem

6-15 Orupalle @ Thurimerla 5 Pokkandala 11 Cherukumudi 12 Parlapadu 1 5 Gurivindapudi 16 Bandepalle 17 Kudithipalle 18 Manubolu 20 Kakithalapuru 21 Kolanukuduru 24 Ponnavolu 26 Momidi 27 Thamminapatnam 25 Yeruru 31 Vellapalem 34 Chi ntava'am 29 Kanupur-East 36 Annambaka 37 Thonukumala 35 Udathavaripalem 39 Udathavariparlapalle 41 Thikkavaram 38 Kalavakonda 45 Venkanapalem 46 Vinduru 43 Baddevolu 48 Molakalapundla 49 Ranganaramapuram 47 Ramasagaram 53 Lingasamudram 57 Pathallapalle 50 Thippareddipalle 62 Chennuru (Bit-I) 59 Ananthamadugu 61 Chemidthi 68 Mutyalapadu 63 Chennuru (Bit-II) 64 Nellaturu 77 Mangalapur 70 Kadivedu 71 Bhudhanam 84 Vedicherla 78 Rectdigunta 81 Gollapalle 89 Vendodu 85 Kondagunta 86 Mekanur

, 6-25 3 Jogipalle 7 Mittathmakuru 8 Madamanuru 19 Piduru 23 Ankulapaturll 30 Ballavolu 40 Vogeswarunipalle 42 Pentapadu 58 PaJur 67 Chiltakuru 72 Oduru 82 Nernoor 83 Kundakuru 88 Kandra

26·35 66 Gudur-East 76 Rachapalem

36-50 2 Jafhlapuram 56 Nalabhotlapalle 66 Gudur-West

51 + 51 Samudralavari Khandrika

VAKADU TALUK

0-5· 12 Putchalpalle 23 1 akshmakka Khantilrika 46 Kasipuram 53 Somasamudram 77 Kokkupalem 80 Kogili 81 Tadimedu 86 Ellore 95 Kalagurthipadu 97 Kummarapalem

6-15 Chittedu Pamamji 7 lIukurapadu 10 Kothapatnam 16 Zaminkothapalem 13 Valamedu 14 Vaga rru 24 Thinnelapudi 18 .A lIampadu 22 Rudravaram 32 Budidalavagu 25 Yaragatipalle 26 Vanjavaka 34 Pulikorru 40 Kothacheruvu 41 Nelfipudi 45 Vakadu 47 Kondapuram 48 Mettu 50 Pellakuru 52 Aletipadu Chittamuru 189

APPEN DIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Poputation No. No. No. ------(Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

VAKADU TALUK (Cone/d.)

6-15 (Cone/d.) 56 Kalluru 57 KOdivaka 61 Durgavaram 63 Thirumur 65 Pothunayanipalle 73 Mallam 79 Pallamparthy 82 Mannemala 84 Aruru 88 Reddipalem (Bit-I) 91 Reddipalem (Bit-II) 85 Perantravulamitta 93 Varathur- North 96 Singanalathuru 92 Buradagali Kothapalem 3 Pallamala

16 - 25 4 Nellorepalle 5 Kothapalem 8 Karlapudi 17 Ganganapalem 6 Uthama Nellore 20 Chendodu 21 Gudali 19 Kota 51 Eswarawaka 55 Muttembaka 49 Gunupad 83 Yellasiri 94 Chillamuru 64 Dugaraja Patnam 90 Pudirayadoruvu

26.35 2 Vallipedu 9 Siddavaram 27 Molaganur 72 Ranganad hapuram

36-50 37 Konduru 87 Vetigajulapalle

51 + 39 Manyalanattu 44 Gundlu 58 Cheemalapadu 66 Mangalavaripalle 69 Putragu nta 71 Padarthivari Khandrika 75 Gollapalem 89 Pambali

NAIDUPET TALUK

0-5* 7 Penaperiyapadu 28 Pandlur 31 Kuchivada 41 Manavali 42 Punnepalle 43 Marlapalle 46 Athalapalem 58 Th immaji Khandrika 73 Pannepalle 83 Chillakur 87 Nt-Iuballi 97 Ardhamala

6-15 A!imanupadu 2 Kariamedu 3 Bhuvanagiripalem 5 G urramkonda 6 Chillamanichenu 8 Peda Pariya 11 Venkatareddipalem 15 Maddali 16 Kesavaram 17 Kurugonda 18 Kondavallipadu 20 Bathalapuram 21 Ozili 22 Rachapa lem 24 Saguturu 25 Veerlagunapadu 26 Karaballavolu 32 Marlamudi Jangalapalle 33 Addepudi 35 Tannamala 36 Annamedu 38 Ayyapareddipalem 40 Nemallapudi 45 Gottiprotu 47 Vinnam81a 53 Menakuru 54 Konetirchapalem Palachur 55 Dwarak~puram 59 Vaddigunta Khandrika 71 72 Chavali 74 Talavayipadu 75 Nelaballi 76 Aravaperimidi 77 Puderu 81 Sirasanam Bedu 82 Jeelapaturu 84 Kothur 85 Kalavakur 88 Pellakuru 89 Chen neppana i dupeta 90 Rosanuru 91 Arigundam @ Padamati 94 Ba ngarammapeta 95 Chembedu Khandrika 104 Arlapadu 102 Chinta.,udi 190

APPENDIX - IV (Cone/d.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PR;)PORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L. C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2)

NAIDUPET TAlUK (Cone/d.)

16-25 9 Rajupalem 44 Yakasiri 30 Chilamathur 37 Kallipedu 56 Pale Polam 48 Thummuru 52 Graddagunta 62 Puduru 49 Josyulavari Khandrika 60 Chigurupadu 69 Bheemavaram 57 Yerramsettipalem 65 Zuvvalapalem 78 Nellarepalle 63 Molakalapudi 96 Punabaka 98 Modugulapalem 80 Kanuru 101 Anakavolu 103 Palachuru Chervutattu 100 Vedurupattu 27 Bhatlakanupuru Khandnka

26.35 13 Rudrayapalem 14 AcharJaparlapalle 29 Kapulur 39 Vengamambapuram 66 Biradawada 68 Chigurupadu Agraharam 106 Nandimala 36-50 4 Polipadu 50 Kothapeta 92 Anepudi @ Nadimi Khandrika 19 Manamala 51+ 70 Lankapalem

SULLURPET TALUK

3 Kattuvapalle 10 Mylangam 16 Sura pu Agraharam 21 Pandrangam 23 Damaraya 24 Koradi 31 Mavillapadu 38 Vetagiripalem 44 Samanthamallam 45 Abaka 47 Komminenipalle 50 Modugulapalem 54 SuggupaJle 61 Kotapoluru 65 Atakanithippa 66 Kudiri 72 Konnembattu 81 Pulivendra 82 Gollalamuluva 85 Karijatha 87 Konduru 88 Mambattu 92 Devuni Khandirka 96 Tada Khandrika 97 Tada 99 Irakam 101 Karuru 102 Periyavattu '05 Chantrasikuppam 1 07 Keypalem Labour Colony 109 Chengalpalem labour Colony

6-15 2 Pulathota 5 Karikadu 7 Anegottam 9 Kalluru 13 Y~kolJu 14 Venumbaka 15 Akkarapaka 20 Velukadu 22 Kadapotra 27 Thogaramudi 28 Sridhanavalli 30 Melupaka 34 Booduru 40 Tallampadu 42 Minamanamoodi 43 Chandanamoodi 48 Sarvareddi Khandrika 51 Uchuru 52 Dama Nellore 53 Ramachandragunta 55 Mathakamudi 56 Uggumudi 57 Mangalampadu 58 Ilupuru 63 Mannemutheri 64 Kudirithippa Khandrika 80 Kadaluru 94 Andagundala

16-25 1 KothBpalle 11 Nelapattu 32 Tanayali 37 Manga Nellore 93 Graddagunta 95 Venadu

26-35 19 Maneri 83 Pallipalem 36-50 106 Kothacheruvu Labour Colony

51+ 33 Suddamadugu Tagelu 108 Penubakam Labour Colony 191

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

51. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ,.-______A ______, No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

UDAYAGIRI TALUK

1 AlivelumangapU ram 38 73 578

2 Allampadu 1 • Marripadu 84 1 10 95 2. Balupalle 3. Thottipalem @ Ramachandrapuram 4. Sannavaripalle 5. Bonthavaripalle @ Khadarpur 6. KOlha Allampadu

3 Appasamudram 1 . Maseedupalle 64 91 73 2. Chowtapalle 3. Mallareddipalle 4. Vadlamudipalle 5. Dasaripalle @ Thurakapalle 6. Vaddepalle 7. Polipalle

4 Arlapadia 1- Upparapalle 19 26 18 2. Harijanapalem

5 Ayyannapalle 68 95 76

6 Ayyavaripalle 1- Vadlavari palle 13 12 10

7 Balayapalle 1 • Ankireddipalle 15 20 14A 2. Ranganaidupalle 3. Kothapalle

8 Bandaganipalle 1- Bajjampalls 66 100 83 2. Kothapolle 3. 1\ ris h na redd i pa lie 4. Lingamanenipalle

9 Basinenipalle 1 • Sanj eeva red d i nagar 16 21 15A 2. A.C.Nagar Colony 3. Koyyalapadu

10 Bhaskarapuram 35 57 42

, 1 B heemava ram 1 . Nadimpalle 83 121 106 2. Vengampalle

12 Brahmanapalle 1- Upparapalem 75 103 87

13 Budawada 1 . Thimmayapalem 72 98 79 2. Bedusupalle 3. Krishnapu ram 4. Jammuladinne 5. Harijanwada

14 Chabolu 1. Venkatapuram 74 102 86

Note: Remarks in Col. 7 denotes 1981 position 192

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

51. Name of the village Name of the hamlets location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------A _____ ~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

UDAYAGIRI TALUK (Conld.)

15 Chilakapadu 1 • Setti Samudram 77 97 78 2. Yepilagunta

16 Chinamachanuru 1- Peddamachanur 79 113 98 2. Kumkuvaripalle 3. Sreenivasapuram

17 Chinanagampalle 3 4 3

18 Chinthodu lA

19 Chunchuluru 1 . Kothapalle 90 108 92 2. Gangupalem 3. Rajupalem 4. Chunchulur Arundhatiyapalem

20 Dakkanuru 33 42 29

21 Damancherla @ Ramapuram 1. KakulavaripalJe 32 41 28 2. Kondareddipalle 3. Thimmareddipalle 4. Thurak3palle @ Harijanapalem 5. Sandhireddipalle 6. Hussainnagar

22 Devammacheruvu 48 18 13

23 Devaraiu Surayapalle @ 14 16 12A Pofamganpalle

24 DevisettipaJJe 8 14 11 C

25 Duttafutu 1 . lakshmipuram 62 88 70 2. Kamrravaripafem 3. Vettipalem 4. Kattakindipalle 5. Raghavareddipalle 6. Mutr3chapalle 7. Vaddepalle 8. Chi nthalagunta 9. A. C. Nagar Colony 10. Duttaluru Junction

26 Gandipalem 1- Vengalaraonagar 43 61 46

27 Ganga Y1JIra m 1- Bedusupalle 18 17 12E 2. Sompalfe 3. Pokalavaripalle

28 Ga fl9l>1ll11v a.r i chill r ~v III p Illi fe 1 . Sanjeeva raj upalle 71 99 80 2. Vaddipalem 3. Gangulavari Cherlapalle 4. Gangulavar, Dokurupalfe 5. Gangulava,i Ayyavaripalle 6. Arundateepalem 193

LIST (IF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 10 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hilmlets Location Code No. ,-______A ______, No. ( 1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) ( 2) ( 3) (4) (5) (6) ( 7)

UDAYAGIRI T ALUK (Contd.)

29 GannepalJe 1 . Yeguva Choudepalle 51 63 48A 2. Gaddamvaripalle 3. Sannedupalle 4. Gilakala Kambampadu 5. Jettivaripalle 6. Mittapalem 7. Kottalapalle

30 Gollapalle 1. Girijana Colony 29 36 254.

31 G udinarava 53 70 55

32 Gundupalle 1 . Oguruvandlapalle 5 6 5A 2. Bodusiddapalle

33 Guvvadi 1. Kothapalle 39 60 45 2. Kondareddipalle 3. Nalla bot h ulava ri palle

34 I rlapadu 1. Isakapalle 86 111 96 2. Rajulapadu 35 Iskapalle 42 38 25C

36 Jadadevi 56 74 58A

37 Jayapuram 1. Nagarajupalle 7 13 11 A

38 Kadirinenipalle 78 112 97

:'9 Kampasamudram 73 101 85

40 Kancheruvu 40 59 44

41 Kaniampadu 1 . Sandireddipalle 34 56 41

42 Kondayapclem 27 30 21

43 Kotayapalle 21 28 198

44 Krishnampalle 44 25 17

45 Kurrapalle 1- Padamatiyerrapalle 46 64 49A

46 Mahammadapuram 1 . Kurrapavanipalle 30 39 26A

47 Mandallanaidupalle 1. Bodavaripalle 61 89 71

48 MandalJapalle 60 90 72

49 Maramreddipalle 1 . Gandhamvaripalle 6 7 6

50 Nagarajupadu 1. Polireddipalle 80 '14 99

51 Naginenigunta 1. Bata 87 105 89 2. Mittapalem 3. Yenipalle

52 Nandavaram 1- Ramanaidupalle 82 122 101 2. Rampalle 3. Amennagar 194

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

Sl. Name of the village Name 01 the hamlets Location Code No. ,,-______A ______, No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) ( 3) (4) ( 5) (6 ) (7)._--

UDAYAGIRJ TALUK (Contd. )

53 Nandipadu 1- Redl adinne 70 96 77

54 Narayanampeta 1 . Kottalu 10 9 8

55 Narrawada 1 . Ulvaripalem 59 78 60 2. Gudivaripalem 3. Vaddipalem 4. Ban daki nd i pa lie

56 Nemalladinne 17 15 11 D

57 Neradanamp3du 81 120 105

58 Pabbu leti palle 1 . Perisettypalle 2 3 2A 2. Gonuvandlapalle

59 Padamati Naidupalle 1 . Chinthalapalem 89 107 91 2. Yekasireddypalem 3. Grandhevaripalem 4. Kad i ri naidu palle

60 Padamati Rompidodla 1 . Kodigudlapadu 45 22 16A 2. Veerathimmasan ipalle

61 Pagallapadu 1 . U mmaya palle 76 104 88 2. Pitchiguntapadu

62 Paflavolu 1. Thikkavaram 85 109 93 2. Nuthala 3. Pallavolu

63 Pamurupalle 24 33 23B

64 Pandrangi 1 1 1 1 9B

65 Papampalle 1- Botikarlapadu 69 93 74B

66 Pappulavaripalle 20 27 19A

67 Peddanagampalle 4 5 4

68 Peddireddipalle 1 • BrahmanapBlle 23 31 22 2. KothBpalle

69 Pullayapalle 1- Annampalle 50 67 51

70 Sakunalapalle 1 . Bodabanda 47 65 50A 2. Bodabanda Harijanawada 71 Seelharamapuram 1 • Sangasan ipalle 9 8 7 2. Turakapalem 3. Harijanapalem

72 Singanapaife 1 . Thimmanayanipeta 88 106 90

73 Singareddiparle 1 . NancharampallEl 12 10 9A

74 Somalaregada 63 92 74A 195

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

51. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------__ A _____] Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) ( 3) (4) (5) (6 ) (7)._-- UDAYAGIRI TALUK (Cone/d.)

75 Sunnamvarichinthalll @ 52 69 54 Tirumalanayanipalle

76 Theddupadu 58 76 59A

77 Thirumalapuram 1. Dumpavaripalle 54 71 56 78 Thodugu pa lie 26 34 23C 79 Thotalacheruvupalle Kondrajupalle 22 29 20 "2. 5atuvari pa lie 3, Harijanapalem 80 Thurpu Boyamadugula 37 72 57A 81 Thurpu Chennampalle 55 75 58B 82 Thurpupalem 25 32 23A

83 Udayagiri @ Kondayapalem Gangireddipalle 65 68 53A "2. Ganugapentapalle 3. Masayipeta 4. Nelaturu 5. Sarvadabad 6. Veerareddipalle 7. Venkatraopalle 8. Udayagiri Durgam 9. Harijanwada 10. Gunta Bazar 11 . Pedda Bazar 12. Gajulaveedi 13. Brahmanavari street 14. Kllreemreddi Chinnamajjiveedi 15. Rachupuramveedi 16. Gollapalem '7. Chakaliveedi 18. Kondayapalem

B4 Varikuntapadu 1. Andhravaripalle 36 58 43 85 Vempadu 1 • Vengamambapuram 31 40 27A 2. Bhogyamvaripalle 3. Ashoknagar 86 Vempalle Thoka la! 49 19 14 Ravimanudinne

87 Venkatammapeta 67 94 75 88 Virooru 1. Krishnamrajupalle 28 35 24A 2. Papannagaripalle 3. Kotauddipalle

89 Yerramreddipalle 41 37 25B

Note:- (1) L.C.No. 57 - Thimmapuram is transferred to Vinjamur taluk with l.C.No. 72. (2) Chowdepalle bearing 1971 L.C.No. 62 has been merged with Gandipalem village bearing 1971 L.e.No. 61 8S the original Chowdepalle village was submerged under Gundipalem reservior scheme. (Vide Tahsildar, Udayagiri L.R.No. EI. 1798/78. dated 31-5-78) 196

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 EENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name 01 the hamlets Location Code No. ,-______A _____, No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

ATMAKUR TALUK

Abbasa hebpeta ,. Kothapalle @ 24 16 16 Kothanaidupalle

2 Akbarabad 9 27 27

3 Amanichiruvella 1- Vengampalle 68 63 65

4 Anantasagaram 1. Chuttaguntapalla 66 81 83A 2. Srinivasapuram 3. Manchalapalle 4. Mustapuram

5 Anumasamudram 1. Tellapadu 16 38 38

6 Anumasamudrampeta 1- Ganduvaripalle 19 46 48

7 Aravedu 1- Jangalapalle 34 9 9

8 Atmakm 1 . Allipuram 52 51 53 2. Narasapuram 3. Venkataraopalle 4. Jagannadharaopeta 5. Perareddipalle 6. LakshmanaraopaJie 7. Mustapuram

9 BandarupaHe 1 . Murugulla 55 95 97 2. Murugulla Khandriga

10 Battepadu 1. Apparaopalem 53 97 99 2. Kothapalem 3. NaJiapureddipalle 4. Aadi Andhrapalem 5. Battapadu

11 Bedusupall'e 65 82 84

12 Bommavaral17 1 • Vaddipalem 72 68 70 2. Agraharam

13 Botikarlapadu 31

14 Boyirrachiruvelfa 39 8 8

15 Bull:kapuram 26 14 14

16 Chandalurpadu 15 37 37

17 Chal'ldrapadi& 27 13 13

18 Chapurallapall& 73 70 72

19 Chintalapal em. 28 12 12

20 Chtramana. 1- Madarabad 14 36 36 2. Vaddipalem 197

LIST OF VLlLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Nan e of the hamlets Location Code No· ,-______A ______, No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) ( 3) (4 ) (5) (6) (7)

ATMAKUR TALUK (Coned.)

21 Chiruvella Khandrika 38 7 7

22 Chittayapalem (Minegallu) 1. NallarajupalerYl 62 58 60 2. Lakkarajupalle 3. Venkatareddipalle

23 Chouta Bhimavaram 1. Thimmanaidupalle 23 40 42

24 Depuru 57 56 58

25 Devarayapalle (Bit-I) 1. Muthukuru 63 61 63

26 Devarayapalle (Bit-II) 1. Kachiredd ivarayapalle 64 60 62 2. Vengamanaidupalle 3. Kothapalle 4. Kakuvaripalle

27 Dharmarao Cheruvupalle 1. Kanasamudram 35 4 4 2. Khansahebpeta

:28 Dubagunta 29 10 10

29 Gandl3vedu 32 3 3

30 Gowrava rilm 70 65 67

31 Gumparlapadu 1. Reddipalem 3 19 19 2. Gundlametta 3. Gollapeta

32 Hasanapuram 13 29 29

33 I nagaluru 1. Garladinnepadu 67 62 64A 2. Vengampalle 3. Kothu ru 4. Goundlapalem

34 Jangalapalle 1. Aswanipu raOl 58 55 57

35 Kakarlapadu 17 22 22

36 Kamireddipadu 75 66 68

37 Kannepalie (Mangupalle) 1. Chilakalmarri 74 67 69 2. Gudigunta 3. Yeguvapalle 4. Yekarlapadu 5: Gogulapalle

38 Kanupurpalle 54 96 98

39 Karatampadu 1. Sathanipalle 36 5 5

40 Karugogulapadu 25 15 15

41 Kavalimustapuram 1. Adiandhrapalem 4 21 21 2. Dantupalem 198

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

51. Name of the village Name of the hamlets ,-______LocationA Code ______No. , No. (1981 Census) ifany(1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) ( 2) ( 3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

ATMAKUR TALUK (Contd.)

42 Kavaliyedavalli 1- Vaddipalem 7 24 24

43 Kistipuram 30 11 1 1

44 Kolaga11a 1. Veerlagudipadu 50 50 52

45 Kondameedikonduru 44 48 50

46 Korimerla 48 32 32

47 Korimerla Khandrika 46 35 35 Uninhabited

48 Kothapeta 1. Pathanapuram 5 20 20

49 Kunatammapadu 10 26 26

50 Kuppurupadu 43 47 49

51 Mahimalur 1 . Bantupalle 61 57 59 2. Basavarajupalem 3. K01apcdu 4. Ramaswamipilile 45 52 Nabinagaram 40 43 56 53 Nagulapadu 1 . Cherlo Yadavalle 60 54 2. Ravala Kollu 6 54 NaraJ1"peta 37 6

55 Nedayaparem 45 34 34

56 Nelfuruparem 42 53 55

57 N uvvurupadu 69 52 54 58 Padakandla 1 • Ye,rap21Ie- 33 2 2 2. Vennawada

59 Padamati Kambhampad IJ 1 • Kammavaripalle 79 72 74

60 PamidipavLI 41 44 ~6

61 Pandipadu 18 30 41

62 Pat hariD palre 76 71 73

63 Pedd3 Abbipuram 1 . Chinabbipuram 22 41 43

64 Pedda Annalut 17 17

65 Pe,amnna 1 . Ja nga ladoruvo 49 33 33 2. Gollapalle 66 Ponguru 1- Mittapalem 69 64 66 2. Ponguru Khandrika 3. Pafiipadu 4. Kethigunta 67 Punugodtj 20 45 47

68 Raj avoll> 1. Putturuvaripaife 21 42 44 2. ThatireddipaUe 199

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No· ,-____ .,---A-______, No. (1981 Census) ifany(1981 Census) Remarks 19B1 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (61 (7)

ATMAKUR TALUK (Cone/d. )

69 Revuru 1. Iskapalle 56 59 61 2. Edigapalem 3. Sankarnagar

70 Somasila 80 73 75

71 Srikolanu 12 30 30

72 Talupurupadu 47 31 31

73 Tholijapuram 71 69 71 Uninhabited

74 Uppalapadu 78 79 81

75 Varekuntapadu 77 80 82

76 Vasili 51 49 51

77 Velagapadu 1. Kammavaripalem 2 18 18 2. Kothuru Brahmanagar

78 Velupulagunta 8 25 25

79 ZafYlmavaram 6 23 23

BO Zuvvalaguntapalle 11 28 28

VINJAMUR TALUK •

Adimurthipuram 1 . Pata bandlavaripalem 30 9 8B

2 Ananthapuram 59 24 22

3 Ayithonpadu 54 28 26

4 Bhimavarapp3du 21 42 40

5 Silyravaram 1. Jangalapafle 7() 116 1{) 1 2. Thurakapafle

6 Bodagudipadu 50 33 31

7 B ongilravlI lapa du 1() 45 31B Uninnabitecj

8 Brahmeswaram 39 87 69

9 Chakalakonda 1 . Gollavaripalle fj 5~ 37 2. Polimenipalle 3. Battinavanipalem 10 Challagiragala 7 50 36 11 China Annalufu '\. Harijanapalem 43 14 12. 2. Agraharam 3. Kondareddipalem 4. Thoguruvaripalem 5 . Kottiflu

• Formed with 44 villages from Kavali Taluk and 28 villages from Udayagiri Taluk vide G.O. Ms. No.13 84. R~vef1ue (U •• 28lh November. 1979. 200

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No.

,,--______A ____ ~_ , No. (1981 Census) ifany(1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 ------(1 ) (2) ( 3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

VINJAMUR TALUK (Contd. )

1 1 China Annaluru (Cone/d.) 6. Thurupumalapalem 7. Epin2pi 8. Harijanapalem 9. Kuda muladinnepadu 10. Krishnareddipaiem 11 . Chandrareddipalem 12. Rajupalem 13. Thullaba Ilivaripalem 14. Thokalavaripalem '5. Nadimmadigapalem 16. Thurpumadigapalem 17. Vetti palE m 18. Narasareddipalem 19. Narasareddipalem 20. Marthalavaripalem 21. Gangireddi palem 22. Battuvaripalem 23. Gavandlapalem 24. Mittapalem 25. Padamati madigapalre 26. Ramapuram Agraharam 27. Madigapalem 28. Malapalem 29. Muthrajupalem

12 Ch i ntal-adevi 1- Kotha Uppalur 16 12 10 2. Patha Uppatu r 3. Uppa lurmadigapafem 4. Malapalem 5. Bagadipalem 6. Chintaladevi farm 7. Madigapalem 8. Vaddipalem 9. Kammapalem

13 Dubagunta 45 39 37

14 Dundigam 1- Voddipalem 55 26 24

15 Ganeswarapuram 8 52 38A

16 Ganugapenta 1 • Peri kapalem 29 7 7

17 Garimenapenta 1. Kovivaripalle 11 46 32 2. Challavaripalie 3. VenkatarangaplJ'ram

18 Gottigundala 35 49 35

19 Gudavalluru 1- Boyillavaripalem 18 4 4

20 Gudladona 1- Yerukalareddipalem 58 25 23 2. Thurpukothuru 3. Kothavuru 4. Malakondarayan ipalem 201

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCII.TlON CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No.

, ______A _____ ~ No. (1981 Census) if any (1 981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

VINJAMUR TALUK (Contd.)

21 Gundemadakala 67 11 7 102

22 Iskadamerla 12 47 33

23 Janardhanapuram 5 53 388

24 Kaligiri 1 • Ja rravar ipalem 62 16 14 2. Gollapalem 3. Papayanamusalipalem 4. Gojjalavaripalem 5. Kamalavaripalem

25 Kasturi na idupalle 13

26 Katepalle 1 . Onnurappapalem 36 82 64 2. Kantevaripalem

27 Katrayapadu 51 32 30

28 Kommi 1. Vaddipalem 25 43 41

29 Kothapeta 1 . Kothapeta Kallabodi 4 79 61A 2. Venganpalle

30 Krakuturu 1 • Kadharapalem 46 38 36 2. J irravaripalem 3. Thimmareddipalem

Uninhabtted 31 Kumaravenkatapuram 22 45 42/A 35 32 Kummarakonduru 47 37 42 33 Kunkuvaripalem 24 44 23 34 Lakshmipuram 49 2'

35 Lingalapadu 52 3. 29

36 Mallavarappadu 28 46 42}8

37 Manubolupadu ,. Dharmavaram 5-6 30 28

38 Marellapadu 57 27 26

39 Marrigunta 17 3 3

40 Nagasamudram 1- Nagireddi palem 64 18 ~6 2. Ambativaripalem 3. Cheemalavaripalem 4. Bandlavandlapalem

41 Nallagonda 1- Choutapalle 69 119 104

42 Nandigunta 41 85 61

43 Narasimhapuram 2 54 38C 202

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCAIION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUESES

51. Name of the village Name of the hamlets location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1 981 Census) r------A------., Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) (7)

VI~JAMUR TALUK (Contd.)

44 Nekunarnpeta 1. Thurpupalem 19 5 5 2. Repalle 3. Renabala

45 Parikota Agraharam 48 22 20

46 Parlapalle 1. Jangampalle 27 6 6

47 Peda Kl>ndulU 1- Veerareddipalem 61 20 18 2. Pedapadu Agraharam 3. Peddapildu 4. Polampadu 5. Ayyaparedd ipalem 6. Narukattupalem 7. Bapireddipalem

48 Rachavaripalte 71 115 100

49 Ramadevulapadu 1. Sambasivapulam 3 55 39

50 Ramanujapu,am 23 47 43

51 RangasamtJdram 53 29 27

52 Ravipadu 42 83 65

53 RavtJlakortu 44 15 13

54 Sankava,am 1. Venkatadripalem 68 118 103

55 Satyavclu 1 • Linganapalem 26 40 38 2. Agraharam 3. Eluruvanipalem (@ Venkata Krishnapuram

56 Sayipeta 1. Kothapalem 20 41 39 2. Makkinavariparem 3. Vellaturivaripalem 4. Yerrapalem 5. Konnapalem 6. Kammapalem 7. Mutharajupalem

57 Settipalem 32 10 9A

58 Siddana Kondufur 1. Mit!apalem 60 21 19 2. Kammavaripalem

59 Thamidapad~ 1. Mailareddipalem 37 81 63

60 Tlleltapadu 'L Kuppalavaripalem 34 13 11

61 Thimmapuram 72 77 59B

62 lhu.rpu B~ahmaillaP8'''. 1. Malapalle 33 S SA 203

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. , ______A _____-, No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (11 (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

VINJAMUR TALUK (Cone/d.)

63 Thurpu JangBI3paile 31 11 98

64 Thurpu ROrT'pidodla 43 30

65 Thurpu Yarraballe 1 . Bhennuboinapalle 15 48 34 2. Basireddipalle 3. Mannemvaripalle 4. Kothavandlapalle 5. Dasarivanipalle

66 Utukuru 1 . Takkellapadu 3S SO 62 2. Jeevaguntapalem 3. Indira nagar Colony 4. Utukuru Harijan Colony

67 Veeranokollu 1. Basireddipalem 65 17 15

68 Veligandla 1 . Basireddipalem 14 2 2

69 Venkanapalem 63 19 17

70 Vinjamuru 1. Yerrabalfipalem 66 84 66 2. Motuchinthalapalem 3. Lakkalavarioalem 4. Sathanivaripalem 5. Chittetimitta 6. Kokavaripalem 7. Nereuupalle 8. Nadimuru 9. Nadimivooru 10. Pathavooru 11. Balakrishnareddy Girijana Colony 12. Bommarajucheruvu

71 Yerrabhotlapalle ~ 44 31A

72 Yerukollu 1 . Ravellavaripalem 40 86 68 2. Kammavaripalem 204

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SI. Nam{; of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No· No. (1981 Census) ifany(1981 Census) r------A ------_, R€marks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) ( 3) (4 ) (5) (6/ (7)

KAVALI TALUK

Allim~dugu , . Kadan uthula 36 71 67

2 Anerradllgu 1. Katlakindipalem 9 68 54 2. Mondidinnepalem 3. Bynetipalem 4. Akuthota 5. Padamatimalapalle 6. Thurpumalapalle 7. Yenadipalem

3 Annavilram 1. Dasari Agraharam 21 51 47 2. Gaddamvaripalem

4 Bhoga'llolu ,. Nagulavaram 39 81 77 2. Chintalagirivari Khandriga 3. Akkarajuvari Khandriga 4. Kappa ralla Tippa

5 Bitragunta 1 • Pathavuru 29 75 71 2. Sri Venkateswarapalem

6 Brahmanakra~a 20 76 72 7 Budarr9unra 1- Chowdary Palem 17 65 61 2. Vaddepalem 3. Chowdari palem

8 CtJalamcherla 1. Lakshmipuram 6 55 51 2. Peddavara m 3· Pepellavari ralem

9 Chamada/i:t 1- Adireddpalem 27 78 74 2. Gurvareddipalem

10 Chennayapa/er1l 1 . Pattapupalem 8 57 53 2. Pedapattapup ~Iem 3. Ch i n na patte pupa lem 4. Pal/epa/em 5. Ramuguntapalem 6. Malapeta 7. Gavand/a Palem 8. Ramaswamipalem 9. Subbadipalem

11 Chinakraka 1 . Vemu/apadu 22 36 34 2. Mittapalem

12 Chintalapale1'l? 1- Pa damatipalem 4 53 49

'3 Chodavaram 49 45 14 Gattupalle 1 . Ramavarappadu 3 50 46 2. Cheruvukommu Chintalapalem 3. Karka/upalem 4. Chinta/apalem

15 GOtiraVilr3l'-~ 30 74 70 205

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ______...... No. (1981 CEnsus) if any (1981 Census) r-----__ A Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) (7)

KAVALI TALUK (Contd.)

16 Jakkepaliigudur 1- Arundhatipalem 26 79 75 2. Kammapalem 3. Someswarapuram 4. Sundaragirivari Khandriga 5. Ananthabotlavari Khandriga 6. Sudarsanavari Kha ndriga 7. Bhaskaravari Khandriga

1 7 Jaladanki 1 . Kammapalem 19 52 48 2. Nagiredd i palem 3. GopannapElem 4. Tagetivaripalem 5. Lingaraju Agraharam

18 Jammalapalem 18 64 60

19 Juvvaladinne 1 . Thatichetla Palem 33 68 64 2. Chinarayuni Palem 3. Pallipalem

20 Kavali (Bit-I) 1. Sarvoya Palem 16 62 58 2. Mliguntapalem (P.U.II) (P.U.VI) (P.U.) 3. Konetipalem 4. Peddadinne Pal em 5. Mathiva ripalem 6. Tagetivaripalem 7. Malapalem

21 Kavali (Bil-II) 1 . Amuda1adinne 14 61 57 2. Konadinne (P.U.II) (P.U.VI) (P. u.) 3. Dudekulavaripalem

22 Kesavaram 1 . Thimmasamudram 2 48 44 2. Srirangarajapuram Khandriga

23 KodandaramapurQm 23 35 33

24 KOlhapalle 5 54 50

25 Kovur~alle 38 82 78 (F.U·IV)

26 Krishnapadu 25 77 73

27 Maddurpadu ,. SiripuTam 15 63 59 2. Narayanapuram 3. Adivirajupalem

28 Mallayapalem 34- 69 65

29 Mannangidinne 1 . Kondayagaripalem 11 60 56

30 Munganuru 1 . Gavandlal3alem 32 72 68

31 Musunuru 1. Chenchuganipalem 13 66 62 2. Mahalakshmipeta 206

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51. Name of the village Name of the hamlets LOcation Code No· No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------A ------, Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) ( 3) (4 ) (5) (6)

KAVALI TALUK (Cone/d.)

32 Rudrakota 7 56 52

33 Sambasivapuram 31 73

34 Siddavaram Venkatesupalem 1. Siddanapalem 35 70 66

35 Somavr.rar~ adu 1. Kothapalem 24 34 32 2. Bovalapadu

36 Thallapalem 1. Juvvuguntapalem 12 67 63 2. Lingamgunta 3. Ramachandrapulam 4. Batladinne 5. Kotadavi 6. Kothuru

37 Thalluru 1. Gurvareddipalem 28 80 76

38 Thummalapenta 1. Annagaripalem 10 59 55 2. Ramudupalem 3. Vatluruvaripalem 4. Tenkayachetlapalem 5. Karetivaripalem 6. Kothasatram 7. Lingalapalle 8. Mamilladoruvu 9. Morlavaflpalem 10. Nadimipalle 11. Palljpalem 12. Pallapupalem 13. Pullavar ipalem 14. Pooladoruvu 15. Sarayipadu 16. Chinararnudupalem 17. Anmagalipalem 18. Anmagaripadu 39 Umamaheswarapuram 37 83 79

BUTCHIREDDIPALEM TALUK·

Alluru 9 16 16

2 Allurupeta 10 15 15 3 Ananthabhotlavari 5 26 20 Uninhabited Khandrika 4 Ananthavaram 17 8 8 5 Annareddiparem 42 44 44

Nole: Butchireddipafem is a hamfet ofJ VavvdU L.C.No. 36, Hence l.e.No. 40 Butchirerldipalem is deleted • • Formed hom Kovur taluk vide G.O.Ms.No. 1324, RevEnue (U) dt. 28th. November. 1979. 207

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51. Name of the village Name of the harDlets Locatinl1 Code No.

,-____ ~_A ______.... No. (1 981 Census) if any (1 981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(11 (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) (7)

BUTCHIREC DIP:"LEM TAlUK (Contd )

6 Beeramgunta 7 25 25 7 B hatrakagollu 12 13 13 8 Chilliayapalem 45 58 58 9 Chennavarappadu 30

10 Chennuru 1- KattuoarJipalem 22 3 3 2. ThilT'milreddipalem 3. Siddiredd;palem 4. La ksh m inaraya napuram

11 Dagadarthi 1. lhadakaluru 21 4 4

12 Oamaramadugu 51 66 66

13 Damavaram 1- Narayanapuram 18 7 7 45 45 14 Duvvuru 35 18 15 Gogulapalle 1- lhurpu Gogulapalle 2 18 2. Ramachandrapuram 3. Chan drasekha rapu ram 4. Gopalapuram 14 14 16 Graddagllnta 1. Kothuru 11 23 23 17 Indupuru 4 47 47 18 Isakapalem 1 . Pallaprolu 39 2. Polinaiduchervu 17 17 19 Isakapalle 1- Labbepalem 2. Kurrupattapupalem 3. Sambhuni palem 4. Yelluva r, palem 5. Iskapalle Pattuppalem 6. Aduraghavapuram 7. S.R.S. Blocks 28 38 38 20 Jangala Khandrika 48 62 62 21 Jonnavada 6 27 27 Uninhllbited 22 Kalambhotlava ri Khandrika 50 65 65 23 Ka\ayakago\\u 26 37 37 Uninhabited 24 K6Iigiri Konduru 6 6 25 Kaminenipalem '9 43 59 59 26 Kavetipalem 12 12 27 Kothapalle Kavaragunta 1- Sunnar;ubatti 13 43 43 28 Maktapuram 41 2 2 29 Marripadu 29 61 61 30 Minagallu 46 35 31 Munulapudi 25 35 56 32 Nagamambapuram 38 56 28 33 North Amuluru 52 28 24 34 North Mopuru 8 24 208

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SI. Name of the village Name 01 the hamlets Location Code No. No. ( 1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------__ A .______""' Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) (7)

BUTCHIREDDIPALEM TALUK (Cone/d.)

35 Padamatipatem 1 . Vengareddipalem 34 42 42 2. Siddipuram 36 Panchedu 44 60 60 37 Penuballe 47 63 63 38 Purini 1 . Pallepalem 3 22 22 2. Vaddepa[em 39 Rebala 1 . Nagayakunta 37 57 57 40 Sangam 1- Kothuru 33 41 41 41 Singapeta 1 . Chelkamurt hi rajuparem 14 10 10 42 Sreerangarajapmam 49 64 e4 43 Tharllnav3ya 1. Woodhousepeta 32 40 40 44 Thiruveedipadu 27 36 36 45 Thurirnerla 1. Malaondarayanipalem 23 33 33 2. Dakshimamitta 46 Ulavapall'e 16 9 9 47 Vallo9allu 31 39 39 48 Vavveru • 1- Butchireddipalem 36 46 46 ~ 2. Purandrapuram @ I(osipalem 3. Kothibadipalem 49 Veficherfa 1 . Kap paratlath ippa 15 1 1 1 1 50 Velupadu 1- Mabbuguntapalem 20 5 5 5 ) Yelamanchipadt.!) 24 34 34

KOVUR TALUK

Alajal'lipadw. 20 88 88

2 Alurupadu 27 77 77

3 Basavayapalern 1. Ramanadhapuram 12 82 82 2. Padmanabhasatram

4 Bodd~varipalelTl' 1. Kammapalem 9 51 51 2. Cha ndrasekarapuram 3. Gurraladinne

5 Chotlkacherla 1- Thummagunta 17 84 84 6 CholltaplJthediIDl 1 31 31 7 Damegunta 11 83 83 8 Dampuru 18 21 21 9 Dandigunta 21 20 20

10 Gandava,am; 1. Peyyalaparem 6 50 50 2. Chintachelika 3. Thatiyakula dinne 4. Pemmareddipalem 209

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Location Cede No· SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets ,.-______A ______--.., No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) ( 3) (4) (5 ) (6) (7)

KOVUR TAL UK (Contd.)

11 Gangavaram 33 69 69 12 Gotlapalem 4 4fl 49 Uninhabited 13 Gundalammapalem 14 80 80 1 4 Inamadugu 1 . Jammipalem 37 72 72 1 5 Kodavaluru 7 53 53 48 16 Kothavangallu 1. Pathilvangallu 5 48 2. Bonthcla::>alem 3. Rama na redd i~ u nta 68 17 Kovur 35 GS (F.U.1I1) (F.U.VII) (F .lJ.) 73 73 1,n n Leguntapadu 33 75 1 g Manegunt,'padu 2'J 75 78 V)" :'0 Modegunra 1 . Reddipalem 26 , " 87 2 1 Mudivarthi 1 . Annaredrlip"lem 24 87 2. Bhadruchalam 52 52 22 Nayudupa1em 8 30 54 54 23 North Rajupalem 1. Thapathopu 2. Satram 2 30 30 24 OochaguntapJlem 36 71 71 25 Padugupadu 1 • Pathapadugupadu 15 79 79 20 Parlapalle 1 . Choutapalem 32 67 67 27 Paturu 32 32 28 Pedaputhedu 1 . Uppalapadu 3 2. Ramalingapuram 3. Padisanpeta 4. Ram"krishnajJuram 70 70 29 Pothireddipalcm 34 76 76 30 Ramannapalem 28 10 29 29 31 Talamanc h i 1 . Vaddepalem 2. Regadachelika 3. Padmanabuni Salrarn 4. Racherl~padu 5. Pallepalem 6. Regadlchetika 23 89 89 32 Utukuru 1 • Sambhunipalem 2. Kancherlapelem 3. Pattapupalem 22 19 19 33 Varini 1 • Pattapupalem 2. Ponnapudi 3. Veerareddipalem 4. Ramthirlham 19 85 85 34 Vavilla 1 • Kotha Uppalapadu 25 74 74 35 Veguru 1 • Cherlapalem t 3 81 at 36 Venkanapuram 210

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SI. Name of the village Name of Ihe hamlets Location Code No· ,,-_-____.A ______, No. (1981 Census) ifany(1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) ( 3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

KOVUR TALUK (Cone/d.)

37 Vidavaluru 1 • Vidava Ill' 16 86 86 Khand"ka 2. Vadcepalem 3. M usalaredd igunta

38 YelJayapalem 1 • Mil

INDUKURPET TALUK'

7 Allipuram 1 • Navalakula Ga 'dens 30 25 25

2 Amudalapadv 47 84 84

3 Amulur South 22 69 69

4 Brahmadevam 1. Lingayapalem 49 87 87 2. Edulavaripalem 3. Vaddicha,'a'llitta 4. Rangacha,ulu Khandrika 5. Konetirnitta 6. Govi nda reddypalern 7. Savina Khandrika

5 Chinns CheruklllU 26 23 23

6 Chintareddipalem 27 22 22

7 Eduru I 1. Machavolu Khandrika 41 78 78 2. Kupratchivari Khandrika 3. N;lkkavaripalem (Portion)

8 Eduru II 1 • S3rayaoibta 45 77 77 2. Thandramanidibba 3. Pengollu 4. Gollapalem 5. Soma,ajulavari Khandrika 6. Iska doruvu 7. Edurupatapu Palem 8. Kothapalle 9. Salipet

9 Gangapatnam 1 . Srinivasapuram 2 32 32 2. Venkateswarapuram 3. Ramudupalem 4. Pall i pa lenl of Ramudupatem 5. Pallipatem of Gangapatnam 6. Killavarnulavari Khandrika 7. The ngiravari Khandrika 8. Pattapupatnam

• Formed from Neltore Tafuk vide G.O.Ms. No. 1384. Revenue (U). 28th November, 1979. 211

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(1) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) (7 )

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INDUKU"PET TALUK (eontd.)

10 Gudipallipadu 1 . Narayan a red dy pet 29 26 26 2. Thattugallupa lem 3. Girijana COlony 4. Koduru Padu 6. Gavallapalern

11 Gundlapalem 1 • Vaddepalem 33 20 20

12 lndukurpet. r 1 • Ademvari Kha ndrika 13 40 40 @ Chelleayathopa 2. Varimalivari Khandrika 0' Pothurajudibba 3. Gamallapalem

13 IndlJkurrr.t. II 1- Menthivaripalem 12 42 42 2. Battaramvaripalcm 3. Devispet 4. Pathireddipalem 5. Narayanap 31em (Ji' Nethalapalem 6. Pamulavaripalem 7. Bu damvari:Khandrika 8. Gatruvari Khandrika 9. Chattuvaripalem 10. Chintapa

14 j a nga I avaridoruvu 14 39 39 Khandrika

15 KakupaJle(Bit-l) 1 . Kalivelapalem 35 48 48

16 Kakupalle(Bit-ll) 1- Vaddipalem 36 65 65 2. Pallipalem

17 Koduru (Bit-I) 42 74 74 1- Bhadurivari Khandika (it Pilmudoruvuvari Khandrika 2. Maha la kshmipuram 3. Reddymanudoruvu 4. Reddygunta

18 Koduru (Bit·ll) 1 • Kotha kOduru 43 75 75 2. Nelimitta khandrika 3. Nampudigunta khandrika Q Nukudagunta khandrika 4. Paturuvari Khandrika @ Tenkayathopu 5. Thallapatidibba 6. Thellakurthi khandrika 7. Kothapattapu pa lem 8. Nidimipattapupalem 9. Pathapattapupalem 10. RachlJru 212

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51. Name of the village Narne of the hamlets location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------A -----, Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) (7)

INDUKURPET TALUK (Contd.)

19 Koduru Khandrika 44 76 76

20 Komarika 1. Varanasivari Khandrika 5 37 37 2. Ravuru

21 Kondayapalem 32 19 19 (F.U.VI) 22 Koruturu 1- Koruturupattapupalem 16 34 034 2. Sikayavari Khandrika 23 K01hapalem 1 . Panchangulavari 18 71 71 Khandrika

24 Kudithipalem 31 31 l5 Leburu-I 1 . Thupilivaripalem 10 28 28 2. Nagarajuphopu 3. Pallipalem

11 41 41 26 Lehulu- .~ 1 . I)evispet 2. Vaddipalem 3. Dharbalmitta 4. Achannathopu Harijanawada 5. Bhathivari Khandrika 6. Aademma Salram 52 83 83 27 Mamidiptld'; 7 30 30 28 Mudivarthipalem 1- Harijanawada 2. Palhapalern 43 43 29 Mungalactoruvl) 23 33 33 30 Mypadu 1- Thatipalem 3 2. Pad2matapaltapupalem 3. Thurupupatlapupalem 36A 36B 31 NarasaptJram 4 45 32 Narukuru 1 . Jangamvaripalem 25 45 33 Nidimvsa)j 8 29 29 27 34 PafTipadu 9 27 24 24 35 Pedda Cherukuru 28 44 44 36 Peduru 1- Krishnareddypalri 24 2. Chinthopu

37 Pidathapollllorl,) 1 . Kattakindivaddipalem 48 66 66 2. Jangala Khandrika 3. Ka byakind ivaddipalem 4. Duttapadu 5. Cherlovaddipalem 6. Pallipatidibba

38 Pogad8dorultu Khandpika 17 3§ 35

39 Potlap~di 20 70 70 213

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(1) (2) ( 3) (4) (5)

INDUKURPET TALUK (Cone/d.)

40 Pottepalem 31 13 13 41 Punnur 1. Malapadu 6 38 38 2. Polimitta 3. Thopu 42 Sivararnpuram 46 80 80

43 Soma rajupalle 1. Uribindivarikhandrika 15 36 36A 2. Joshynlavari Khandrika 3. Nagalapuram 4. Visaka Harijanawada

44 Thotapalle 1. Iskapalem 40 68 68 2. Macherlavaripalem 3. Nakkavaripalem 4. Dakkavaripa1em

45 Totapailigudur (Bit-I) 1. Koverapalem 39 67 67 2. Krishnareddypalle 3. Iskapalem 46 Totapalligudur (Bi:-II> 1. Gamalla palem 38 46 46 2. 'skapalli

47 Vallurivari K handnka 51 85 85

48 Valluru 1. Tallapudi 50 86 86 2. Arundhathiy 3palem 3. Tallapudi kotha Harijanwada 4. Thallapudi Padamata Hafljanwada 5. Kap paladoruvu 6. Valluru Harijanapalem 7. Ravipadu 8. Chi ntugunta @ Chattuguntamltta 9. PatchikayalGmi tta 1 (). Dosakay.alamitta 11. Konetimitta 12. Banrlapalem 13. Datretivari Kandrika rll Vedamvari Khandrika 14. Bandlapalem Harijanwada 1 5. Achennathopu '6. Subbarayaulamitta 17. Ramapuram

49 Varigonda ,. Aravapalem 37 47 47 2. Develamitta 3. Revurivari Khandrika 4. Vangurivari Khandrika 5. Thattugullapal6m 5D Venk~napalen'l 19 72 72 Vilukanipalle 21 73 73 Visavaviletir adu 1. Kotturu 34 2t 21 2. Thurakapalem 214

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51. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No· ,..... ____ -_A ______, No. (1981 Census) ifany(1981 C ens US) Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) ( 3) (4 ) (5) (6) (7)

NELLORE TALUK

Akkachervupadu 13 14 14

2 Amamcherla 1 . Goutamvari Khandrika 17 9 9 2. Appaiah Khandrika

3 Ambapuram 12 16 16

4 Anant hapuram 1 • Varakaripudi 45 79 79 2. Mittapalem 3. Kummarapalem 4. Rayaguntachilka 5. Varakaripudi Girijanawada

5 Anikepatle 1- Galagamudi 27 63 63

6 Bujabuja Nellore 20 52 52 7 D eva ra pa lem 1- KandlllPudi 8 12 12 8 Donthali 18 56 56

9 Edagali 1 . Khandrika 51 112 112 2. Path avoor uharija nawada 3. Pathamitta 4. Pathavooru 5. Kotha Colony 6. Sreekhanta Colony

10 Epuru (Bit-IAj 1 . Nagilladaruvedu 40 11 6 116 2. Gandlaplem 3. Rayalapalem 4. Doriyapalem 5. Venkanapalem 6. Pattapupa lem 7. Mlttapalam

11 Epuru (Bit-tB) 1- Kothamitta 48 121 121 2. Balijapalem

12 Epupu (Bit-I t} 1- Molaka lapudi 49 114 114 2. Venkareddypalem 3. Annaga ri palem 4. Th irumalammapalem 13 Gorrakandultu, 14 IdfmepaUe 1- Vaddepalem 52 92 92 2. Jangalapalle

15 Kakutum 1- Buramburu 30 54 54 2. Chemudugunta

16 Kallurpalle 24 53 53 17 Kandalapadu 31 57 57 18 Kandamuru 4 4 4 19 Kantepane 29 62 62 20 KaFluparthipadtii 23 49 49 215

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51. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No.

~ ______A ______, No. (1981 Census) ifany(1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1) ( 2) ( 3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

NELlORE TALUK (Contd.)

21 Kanupufu (Bit-I) 1- Vaddepalem 33 59 69 2. Doddarajupalem 3. Venkatachalam 22 Kanupuru (Bit-II) 1- Venkatapalle Khandrika 34 95 95 2. Adisaheb Khandrika

23 Kasumuru 1 . Mangalagunta 32 58 58 2. Pullateegalapadu 3. Venkata Krishnapuram

24 Krishnapatnam 1 . Gopalapuram 47 120 120 2. Padarthipalem 3. Barin 4. Sambun itopu 5. Ayyavarippa Khandrika 6. Kavari Harijanawada .., , . Arcot palem 8. North pattapalem 9. Madhyapatta palem 10. South Pattapalem 25 Kumkumpudi 19 55 55 26 Mnnnavarappadu 14 10 10

27 Mattempadu 16 8 8

28 Mog811apalem 15 7 7 29 Mopur South 6 6 6 30 Motluru 1 . pothurivari Khandrika 42 118 118 2. Kummarimitta 3. Kothapalem Harijanawada 4. Guntakatta 5. Duvurivaripalem 31 Mulumudi 1 • Kammarapudi 7 11 11 32 Muthukuru 1 . Chalivendra 43 119 119 2. Balijapalem 3. Yeguva Balijapalem 4. BOdiswamy Khandrika 33 Nagulavaram 28 61 61

34 Narikelapalle 1 . Godidalavagu 41 117 117 2. Subbareddypalem 3. Baritopu 4. Dammavapalem 5. Poti naidudibba

35 Nelaturu 1 . Gavandlapalem 44 82 82 2. Harijanawada 3. Pattapupalem 4. Nakkalamitta 5. PattBpupalem

36 Nellore (Bit-I) 1- Kothur 10 17 17 (P.U.VI) (Po U.I) (P. U.) 216

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Sl. Name of the vill2ge Name ',f the hamlets Location Code No. ,.-______A ______, No. (1981 Cel)sus) it any (1981 Census) RefT'arxs 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ( 7)

NELLORE TALUK (Cone/d.)

37 Ntdfore (Bil-II) 11 18 18 (F.U.VI) (p. U .I) (P.U )

38 Ogurpadu 9 15 15

39 Padarupalte 22 50 50 (F'. U. VI) (F. U.I) (F. U.)

40 PaLl!lampUlam 1. Musunurivaripalem 46 81 81 2. Mittapalem Harijanawada 3. Gavandlapalem 4. Pattapupalem 5. Gandi Indlu 6. Malawada 7. Pinapuram Girijanawada 8. Mangalava.i Khandrika 9. Kachivari Khandrika 10. Dibbadimitta Harijanawada 11. Ananthapuram 12. V&garta Harijanawada 13. Ga~1pi1lapalem 14. Pattapupalem 15. Adilvalapalem

4 T PenufJ8rtn] 1. PoHipalem 25 64 64 2. Yanadi Colony 3. Harijanawada

42 Pudfparthi 50 113 113

43 Pun[ulurpadu' 39 115 115

44 Sajjapuram 2 2 2

45 Survepal1e (Bit. I) 1. Kodlapalem 35 EO 60

46 Survepalle (Bit- II)' 1. Muthulagunta 36 91 91 2. Ramadas Khandrika 3. Naidu Palem

47 Survepal1e (Bit-Ill) 1. Tati pentapalem 37 90 90 2. Kakarla palem

48 Survepal1e (Bit-IV} 7. Anlavari I

49 Survepane (Bft. V:, 26 88 88

50 Upputitlru 5 5 5

5 l Vedayap ;;Iem. 21 51 51 (F.U. VI) (F. U .1) (F. U.)

52 Vellall.h 3 3 3 217

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets location Code No. A ______, No. (1981 Census) if any (1 981 Census) r- Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6 ) (7)

PODALAKUR TALUK •

1 Althurthi 41 34 34 2 Ankupalle 47 32 32 3 Ayyagaripalem 53 37 37 4 Baddevolu 4 78 80 5 Bathulapalle 37 113 115 6 Bathulapallepadu 33 109 111 7 Bhogasamudram 38 114 116 8 Billupadu 14 91 93 9 Brahmanapalle 3 76 78 10 Chatagotla 56 43 43

11 Chejerla 1- Madapalle 22 94 96 2. Bodipadu 3. Chejerla Khandrika

12 Chinagopava ram 1. Pedagopavarem 17 22 22 13 Chittaluru 1. Adurupalle 19 23 23 14 Enamadala 1. Yerraballi 13 90 92

15 GollapaHe , . Harijanawada 24 100 102 2. Arundhatipalem 16 Guravayapalem 50 30 30 17 Isak"palle 6 83 .85 18 Kakivaya 1. Kandapuram 10 87 89 19 Kalayapalem 16 93 94

20 Kalluru ,. Rajupalem 75 77 2. Venkal8reddipalle

21 Kaluvoya ,. Sitarampalle 5 17 79 2. Kumarap<1l1e

22 Kanuparthi 1- Narasimhulu Khandrika 51 35 35

23 Kanupurpalle 1- Verubotlapalle @ f8 2' 2' Garlapadu 2. Vadanaparthi 3. Chavatapalle

24 Kotitheertham @ 1. Thurpu Kambhampadu 12 89 91 Thurpu Kumbhampadu

25 Madannagaripalle ,. Ramannagafipalle 2 74 16

26 Mahammadapuram 31 107 109 27 Mamuduru 1 . Ramapu ram 28 104 106 2. Nadimipalle 3. Kothavuru 4. Nadigedda Agraharam

• Formed with 36 villages from Atmakur taluk and 22 villages from Rapu( taluk vide G.O.Ms.No. 1384. REvenue (UI 28th Nov, 1979. 218

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the vi1l2ge Name of the hGmlets Locatio!) Cede No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,,------"------1 Remarks 1981 1971 1961

( 1) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) (7)

PODALAKUR TALUK (Contd)

28 MarupuTU 57 45 45 29 MogelluT 48 31 31 30 NagulavellatliTu 1 . Pathavuru 15 92 94 31 Nallapa/em 34 110 112 32 Nandivaya 52 36 36 33 Navuru 1 . Navooru pall e 39 11 5 117A 2. Chennaredd ipal/e

34 Nedurupalle 1 . Yerra~alli 36 1 1 2 114 35 Nernooru 1- Ko/lapanaidupalle 44 26 26 36 Nukanapatte 7 84 86

37 Pad

38 Pa/ichertapad'u 58 46 46 39 Pathapadu 1. Obulayapa II e 26 102 104 2. Kcndalarayuni KhandriKa

4() P~lIerll 1 . Pullaneellapalle 27 103 105 2. Challapalle 3. Re,:Jdivari Khandrika 4. Mangalavati Khandrika @ Thurpupalle

41 Perumal1apaa'l) 1 . Puttupal!e 25 DS 100 2. Kottalu 42 PodaJuKI:lI 1 . Ungarnpalle 55 38 38 2· Chittepcil€

43 Prabhagiripatf}am 1 . lI.mmavariplem 40 116 118 2. Vulavaripal!e 3. Gothigundala

44 PL)likoifu 1- Parvathapuram 45 27 27 2. Venkalapuram

45 Revilla Yerraguntapar~m 42 33 33 46 Surayapalem 29 105 107 47 letugurayapuram 1 1 08 SO 48 Thatiparthi 32 lOS 1 1 () 49 Thimmayapalem 1. Ulavapalle 23 99 101

50 Thoderu 54 44 44 5f Thopugunta 1. Balajiraopeta 9 g6 8d 52 Thopugunta Agraharam 8 85 87 Un inhaLited 53 Uchapalle 49 29 29

54 Vav~leru 1 . Doruvuraclu 20 24 24 2. Doruvup30U Khandrikn 219

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------A ------, Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6 ) (7)

POOALAKUR TALUK (Cone/d.)

55 Vavintaparthi 46 28 28 56 Veligantipalem 35 1 11 113 57 Viruvuru 1 . Budidapalem 30 106 108 2. Iskapalle 3. Bandlayeddulavari palem 58 Yeturu 1 . Th iru pathina idupalle 43 25 25 2. Nathakkivari Khandrika 3. Golipalem

RAPUR TALUK

Adhvannapu Narayc.na- 73 107 107 Uninhabited Kattubadi 2 Adurupalle 31 55 55 3 Akilavalasa 1. Obulayapalii 16 14 14 4 Bandepalle 59 75 75 5 Biradavolu 1 . Cherlopalli 40 42 42 2. Kalyanapur2m 3. M,,,hyalapeta 6 Bojjanapalle 1 . Rilviguntapalle 55 67 67 2. Pulgilapadu 7 Chaganam 1. Cilaganamrajupalem 69 99 99 8 Cheekavolu 1 . A nnamrajura I Ie 72 78 78 2. Yeruguntapalem 9 Cheepi napi 7 6 6 10 Chintalapalem 1 . Venka taramarajupet 1 11 Chintalatmakuru 8 7 7 12 Chuttupalem 52 8ti 86

13 Dachuru 1 . Thokanchi 1 1 19 19 2. Peramakonda 3. Oasa ripalle 4. Kammapal£:m 14 Oegapudi 35 51 51 15 Oegapudi Rajupalem 33 52 52 16 Devaravemur 1 • Kattu bad i palle 42 48 48 17 Duggunta 1 . Rarnapuram 32 53 53 2. Konagallu 18 Duggunta Rajupalem 34 54 54 19 Gandurupalle 50 64 64 20 Garlrnenapenta 6 9 9

21 Gilakapadu 1 . Yepinapi 51 65 £5 2. Pokurupalle 3. Ramadevipalle 4. Mittapalle 220

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------A------, Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) P) ( 3) (4) (5) (6) ( 7)

RAPUR TALUK (Contd.)

22 Gonun aras8yapalem 53 84 84 23 Gonupalle 1- Rampuram 14 10 10 24 Gulimcl1erta 65 89 89 25 Gundavolu 1. Regatipa lie 20 7) 70 2. Yeruguntapalle

26 Guri\iindapudi 19 15 15 27 Idula 1<:nandrika 62 81 81 Uninhabited 28 Inukurthi 1 . Mudgedu 37 40 40 29 Jorepalle 2. Cherlopa Ite 61 77 77

30 Jorep31le Akkamambapuram 71 79 79 31 Kalichedu 43 49 49 32 Kambalapalle 1- Kummaragunta 26 fj 6 [, fj 2. Chaf/alur

3~ Kasu 1anativari 1 fi 13 13 Khandrika 34 Kesamanenipal1e 1. Tirumalapadu 10 20 20

35 Komatigunta Rajupalem 64 83 83 36 KGmrripadlJ 1- Marlapudi 63 82 82 2. Pelmrajupalte

37 Koturpadu 53 74 74 38 Koturpalle 4 4 4 39 Krishnareddi pane 67 90 90 40 Lingapalem 17 17 17 41 MalichedtJ 36 50 50 4~ MarripaIJe Gopasamudrum 38 39 39 43 Munagala Venkatapuram 66 88 88 44 Munaqapadu 46 92 92 45 Nayunipalle 47 35 t'5 46 Neller>alle L Veligollu 22 68 fi8 47 OrupaIJe 44 94 94

48 PailakondEl 9 8 8

49 Pal1gili 1. Maddurpatla 57 72 72 2. Kaljugunta 3. Turravaripaiem

50 Parlapaile 39 41 41 51 Penubarthi' 1 . NagiJvaripafJe 1 3 12 12 52 Penubarthi Gopasamuc!r'lm 12 11 11 53 Peru mal fapadu 1 . Tummafa Talugpu7 45 93 93 54 Potilegunta 1. Linganap8iem 70 80 80 221

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

51. Name of the village Name 01 the hamlets Location Code No. ;-______A _____-, No. (1981 Census) ifany(1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

RAPUR TALUK (Cone/d.)

55 Rapur 1. NawablJet 56 73 73 2. Maseedpet 3. Sydadupalle 4. Ramireddipalle

56 Sanayapalem 29 59 59 57 Sankural hripalle 48 62 62 58 Siddavaram 60 76 76 59 Suddamalla 18 16 16 60 Tanamcherla 24 57 57 61 Tegacherla 5 5 5 62 Thatipalle 28 61 61 63 Thokapalem 27 58 58 Uninhabited 64 Tocham 68 91 91 65 Tumaya 23 69 69 66 Utlapalem 30 60 60 67 Uyyalapalle 2 2 2

68 Vadlapudi 1 . V€erampalle 41 47 47 2. Gottapalem 3. Rajavolupadu 4. Lingareddipalle 5. Kondupalem

69 VandJuru 25 18 18 10 Veerayapalem 54 66 613 71 Vepinapi Akkamam- 49 63 63 uninhabited bapuram 72 YarrabaJle 3 3 3 73 Yepuru 21 71 71

VENKATAGIRI TALUK

1 Akbarnivasa Khandrika 157 136 49A 2 Akkamambapuram 100 82 540 Uninhabited 3 Akkasamudram 57 104 65 4 Alimili 24 114 73 5 Alivelumangapuram 182 157 H)2 Ullil1habited 6 AlthlHupadu 1 • Velampalle 37 17 1'5 7 Ambalapudi 1 . Sreenivasu lapuram 23 112 72 8 Ammapalem 89 94 62 9 Ammavaripeta 134 86 57A 10 ArigipaJle 86 130 85A 11 Athivaram 171 203 134 12 Mtalsiddavaram 35 16 13 13 Balasamudram 105 51 4.0 222

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NElLORE OlSfRIC7 TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 19ST CENWS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the vitlage Name of the hamlets Location Code No.

,--______A ______~ No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) R{ marks '981 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) (7)

VENKATAGIRI TAlUK (Cor,ld.)

14 Balayapalle 51 1 2 1 78 15 Bandarugunta 76 185 120A 16 Bangarupeta 106 !i4 56 (F.U. ) 17 Bangaru Yachasamudram 94 48 38 Uninhabited 18 Basavayagunta 154 67 49B Uninhabited 19 Bheamavaram 29 29 23 20 Bhyravaram 173 168 112

21 Bomm~gunta 132 91 59 22 Boppapuram 108 85 57 23 Boyanagunta 1 15 134 871\ 24 Busapalem 178 146 938 25 Chakalapalle 31 22 '9 26 Challanarasu Khandrika 26 118 76A UninhabitEd 27 Chapalapalie 62 43 34 28 Cheekarenipalle 64 39 31A 29 Chekracharyula Khandrika 195 164 108 30 Chelikampadu 148 62 47 31 Chelikampadu Mannegunta 149 72 51B Uninhabtied 32 Chennasamvdram 69 47 37 33 Cherlopalle 3 2 2

34 Chevireddipalle 1 • Ranir::eta 159 142 92 2. Mandarillu (P.U.VIII) (P, U. V) (P.U.) 3. Mallan.a Devalayam

35 Chilamanuru 165 160 104 36 Chinabandarupal1e ,. Kund8 r.pura mma jarla 177 148 95 Uninhabited

37 Chinagotlagunta 163 141 91B 38 Chinnannapeta 188 153 98 39 Chintaguntavengan na Khandrika 152 63 47A Uninhabited 40 Chinthagunta 101 79 54 41 Chinlalacheruvu Khandrika 97 53 41A 42 Chintalapallevari Khandrika 146 75 51E 43 Chutti 25 1 16 75 44 Dachervu 150 60 45

45 Daggavolu 1. Regadapa ~ Ie 19 109 69 2. Sreerampalle 46 Dakkili 1. N a rasappR n ai dupa lie 15 12 10 47 Dandavolu 43 31 24 48 Dandavolu Upparapalle 46 108 68 49 Dattana(Jaram 34 14 12 Uninhabited

50 DevlIlapalle 1. Vaddipalle 5 4 2. PantavanpaHe 223

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELlORE DISTRICT "TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------A.------, Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) (7) ------____:_-- VENKATAGIRI TALUK (Contd.)

51 Dharmachatla Khandri ka 143 74 510 52 Dharmapuram 141 76 52 (F. U. VIII) (P. u. Vl (F.U) 53 Enuguwada 125 200 132 54 Gollavarigunta 13 9 7A Uninhabited 55 Gorlagunta 175 161 105 160 56 Gotlagunta 139 91 57 Gottikadu 54 124 80 58 Gundlasamudram 104 80 54A 59 Hastakaveri 81 177 117 60 Inugunta 1. Vajjavaripalem 78 182 119 61 J"lapadu 82 179 ',7B 62 Jayampu 75 126 82 151 73 51C 63 Josyula Appalacharyula Un inhabited Khandrika 64 Juvvimani Khandrika 103 81 54C Uninhabited 65 Kadagunta 27 117 76 66 Kalaganda 129 135 88 46 67 Kalapadu 93 36

68 Kalavalapudi 1. Chinnappareddipalle 191 154 99 2. Guthi Kondavaripalle

69 Kamakuru 128 172 115 70 Kampalem (Venkatagiri) 109 83 55 (F.U.VIII) (F.U.V) (F.U.) 71 KammapaJle 183 156 101 72 Kandalavaripalle 16 13 11 73 Kandanalapadu 58 103 64 116B 74 Kariminagunta 118 176 201 133 75 Karuru 168 76 Katragunta 116 131 858 79 77 Kayyuru 1. Venugopalapuram 56 122 Uninhabited 78 Kommalagunt8 83 178 117A 79 Konamgunta 164 137 89P. 80 Konesw"lrabhatlapalle 28 30 23A 81 Kotambedu 126 170 114 82 Kothacheruvu 4 6 5 Uninhabited 83 Kothacheruvu 196 165 109 84 Kothanalapadu 18 28 22A 85 Kothapalem 74 127 83 86 Kothapalem 170 202 133A Uninhabited 87 KovurivariguntB 172 161 11 1 Un inhab ited 88 Kummaragunta 107 87 578 89 Kummarapeta 192 155 100 224

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELlORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND l.OCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name 01 the hamlets Location Code No. ,--______A ______...., No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961

__(_11 _____ (2) _____(4)_~_~ __( 5_) -_--(7)

VENKATAGIRI TALUK (Contd·)

9C Ku; clam 124 199 131 91 Kuppampal1e 88 98 62D 92 K. Upparapalle 190 150 97 93 Kuppayapalem 12 10 8 94 Kurjagunta 153 64 48 95 Kylasanadhapuram 147 69 5C Uninhabited 101 96 Lakshmi rampalle 72 62G Uninhabited 97 Lalapet 102 59 44C 159 103A 98 Lingamnaidupa\\e 176 117 174 116 99 Lingareddipalle 175 ll6A Uninhabited 100 Lingarerldipalle 119 Zaptlkattubadi 20 18 101 Linga5amudram 1. Yeguvalingasamudram 33 130 102 Machavaram 123 19' 103 Madhavaiahpalem 2 104 Madichenu Khandrika 145 71 51A Uninhabited 105 Mahasamudram 65 40 31B 106 Mallemala 167 169 113 107 Manigadaru Khandrika 186 152 97B Uninhabited

108 Mannegunta 1. Rachapalle 156 65 49 74 109 Mannuru 52 115

110 Manulalpeta 158 144 92B (F.U. VIII) 4 3A 1 11 Marlagunta 9 35 112 Matull'@dugu 60 45 163 107 113 Melchuru 193 114 Mogallagunta 161 140 91A 44 1 15 Mokkalapudi 137 56 116 Mopuru 1. VelampaJle 41 19 17

117 Muddarnpalle 113 96 626 118 Mummayapalem 169 198 130A 114A '19 Muraharirao Dondarao 166 1 71 Khandril

Llsr OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIf~ H,\MLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No· ".-______A ______, No. (1981 Census} if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) (3) (4 ) (5) (6) (7)

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'JENKATAGIRI TAlUK \C'onld. )

126 Nidigallu 1. Chakalapalle 114 133 87 2. Gaj ulapalle 3. Gollapalle

127 Nindali 21 1 1 1 71 128 Nootha lac heruvu 36 16 14 Uninhabited 129 Pakapudi 73 128 84

130 Palakondasatra m 136 58 448

131 Palemkota 98 54 42 132 Palempadu 77 184 120 133 Pallipadu 53 125 81 134 Palugodu 63 36 29 135 Panjam 181 158 103 136 Papamambaruram 1- Mannetavaripalle 87 100 62F 137 Papammacheruvu Khand,ika 138 55 43 Uninhabited 138 PapireddipalJe 162 138 90 139 Paravolu 96 50 39 140 Pathanalapadu 30 27 22 141 Patrapalle 90 97 62C 142 Pedabandarupalle 179 147 94 Uninhabited 143 Peda Yachasamudram 61 37 30 144 Perimiddi 1- Bollavaripillem 194 166 110 2. Kykalavari Khandrika 145 Periyavaram , . Maratipalem 133 '43 92A 2. Dommarapalem 3. Rai Iway Station

146 Petluru 1. 80yareddigunta 131 90 58

147 Pigilam 84 132 86 148 Pogulavaripalle 71 99 62E 149 Pularangadupalle 155 68 49C 150 Rajanagaram 121 187 121A Uninhabited 151 Ramapuram 50 119 76B 152 Ramasastrulavari Khand ri ka 140 77 52A Uninhabited 153 Rangarajusamudram 79 181 118A Uninhabited 154 Ravipadu 120 183 119A 155 Sanganapalle 8 24 20 156 Sangavaram 174 162 106 157 Siddagunta 110 92 60 158 Siddavaram 99 52 41 159 Singamambapuram 187 151 97A 160 Somasanigunta 135 78 53 161 S,eepura'" 44 32 25 226

L1sr OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No· 51. ,-______A ______-., No. (19 81 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) (3) (4 ) (5) (6) (7)

VENKATAG1RI TALUK (Cone/d.)

162 Subrahmanyam 55 123 79B 163 Su n karavaripalle 144 70 51 164 Surabhivari Khandrika 127 173 115A Uninhabited 165 Surayapalem 40 34 27 166 Swarna Yachasamudram 7 26 21A Uninhabited 167 Tadikalapadu Khandrika 92 95 62A 168 Thallapalle 112 93 61

169 Thikkavaram 85 129 85

170 Thimmanagunta E6 41 32 171 Thimmayagunta 180 145A 172 Thirthampadu 1. Amudur 67 38 31

173 Thirumalapudi 122 186 121 174 Timmayapalem 39 35 28 175 Tri pu ra ntaka bh atla pall e 139 57 44A 176 Utlapalle 130 136 89 177 Vaddip;;lle 142 61 46 178 VakyarY' 20 110 70 179 Vallivedu 185 145 93 102 63 180 Varadannapalle 59 44 34A Uninhabited 181 Vedurugunta 70 10 25 21 182 Veerakumara Yachasamudram 11 8 7 183 Velampalle 1. Yenadi Colony 5 3 3 184 Velikallu 10 7 6 185 Vembuluru 1. Kammapalle 2. Thopuganipalle 3. Mitlavaddipalle 4. Thipparajucheruvu Khandrika 5. Ramapuram 11 9 186 Vempativaripalle 14 105 66 187 Vengamambapuram 1. Pacharichenu 48 47 106 66A 188 Vengamanaidupalle 72A 189 Venkatareddipalle 22 113 89 570 Uninhabited 190 Vidwatkumara Yachasamudram 189 49 38A 191 Viswanadhapuram 95 192 Yachasamudram 91 92A 193 Yachavaram 49 120 77 194 Yathaluru 184 149 96 195 Yellavajjulapalle 17 23 19A 196 Zangalapalle 11 1 88 57C 227

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SI. Name of the village Name 01 the hamlets Location Code No. ,--______A. ______No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6 ) (7)

GUDUR TAlUK

Addepalle 28 97 95 2 Akkampeta 9 98 98

3 Amupallipadu 14 94 94

4 An:w I a pa t u r u 23 89 87 5 Annambaka 31i 87 85 6 Ananthamadugu 1- Gangadevipalle 59 106 106 2. Chenchurajupalem

7 Al'yavaripalem 87 27 27 8 Baddevolu 43 106 106

9 Ballavolu 1 . Kovurvaripalem 30 98 96 10 Bandepalle 1 . Jantlakonduru 16 101 101

11 Bhudhanam 71 35 34 12 Chemidthi 61 18 18

13 Chennuru (Bit-I) 1- Pathathungapalem 62 16 16 2. Naidupalem 3. Arandatipalem

14 Chennuru (Bit-II) 1. Kothathingapalem 63 15 15 2. Gosinenipuram

15 Cherukumudi 1- Themmalapadu 11 96 96

16 Chillakuru 67 5 5

17 Chintavaram 1. Kothapalem 34 92 90

18 GoHapalle 81 22 22

19 Griddalur 1. Parasareddi palle 6 114 115 2. Adurupalle 3. Harijanawada

20 Gudur East 1 • Potupalem 65 3 3 2. Puritipalem (P.U. I) (P.U.II) (P U)

21 Gudur West 1. Vemulapalem 66 4 4 2. Divipalem (P.U. I) (P.U.II) (P.U.}

22 Gurivindapudi 15 93 93 23 Ippapudi 33 43 24 Jafhlapuram 2 98 98 25 JogipaJle 3 97 97 26 Kadivedu 1. Thimmanagaripalem 70 34 33 2. Kammavaripalem 3. Guthavaripalem 4. Amudalagunta Khandrika 5. Patragunta 6. Mallavarapuvari Khandrika 228

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

Name of the hamlets location Code No· 51. Name of the village ,,--______A _____-. Remarks No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (5) (6) (7) (11 (2) (3) (4)

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GUDUR TALUK (Coned.)

20 111 111 27 Kakithalapuru 38 44 42 28 Kalavakonda 1 . Besthapalem 60 17 17 29 Kandali 1 . Kandalipeta 88 25 25 30 Kandra 29 96 94 31 Kanupur East. 1 . Yeed u lava ri palem 2. Komaravaripalem 3. pochinavari palem 4. Ravulavaripalem 22 107 107 32 Kattuvapalle 21 108 108 33 Kolanukuduru 1 . Harijanawada 79 19 19 34 Kommaneturu 1- Thiruvengala~ apalle 2. Thirupathigaripalle 3. Vaddepalem 85 8 8 35 Kondagunta 1- Venkatesupalle 17 103 103 36 Kudithipalle 83 23 23 37 Kundakuru 10 97 97 38 Kuricherlapadu 1- Turakapalem 53 108 ,08 39 Li ngasamudram 8 102 102 40 Madamanuru 77 13 13 41 Mangalapur 18 104 104 42 Manubolu 1. Cherlopalle 2. Yachavaram 3. Kodandaramapuram 4. Kondaramapuram

86 7 7 43 Mekanur 1- Pulivari Khandrika 54 1 (' 1 101 Uninhabited 44 Mittapalle 7 40 Mittathmakuru 1- Edulapalle 2. Pagadalapalle 3. Girijanapalem 48 112: 113 46 Molakalapundla 1. Sydapuram 2. Thimmasamudram 3. Dalisettypalle 4. Arundhativada 5. Harijanawada 6. Pallemitta 93 91 47 Momidi 1. Varagali 26 2. Punuguntapalem 3. Mannegunta 4. Cherukurivaripa lem 5. Ulasavaripalem 229

LIS r OF VfllAGfS IN NElLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND lOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES ------_--- SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No' No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------A ------, '1emarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) ;2) (3) (4 ) (5) (6) (7)

GUDJR TAlUK (Contd. )

48 Muddumudi 13 100 100

49 Muthyalapadu 1 • Pa \ iCherlavuipalem 68 38 37 2. Nancharammapeta 3. Writer Satram

50 Nakkalakalva Khandrika 69 37 36 Uninhabited

51 Nalabhotlapalle 56 103 103

52 Nelaballi 1 . Rettapalle 73 36 35 2. Arundhatiyapalem 3. NellabalJi

53 Nellaturu 1 . Krishnapuram 64 14 14 2. Goginen ipuram

54 Nernoor 1. Puttamarajuvari Khandrika 82 20 20

55 Nemoor Sangameswara- 80 21 21 Uninhabited swamy khandrika

56 Oduru 1- Eguvs,aj upalem 72 26 26 2. Diguvarajupalem 3. Punnaparajupalem 4. Mallamilta

57 Orupalfe @ lhurimerfa 95 95

58 Pa licherla 75 9 9

59 Pallamala Khandrika 32 84 82 u!1inhabited

60 Palur t. Palururajupalem 58 105 105 2. Kothuru

61 Parlapadu 12 99 99 62 Pathallapalle 57 104 104

63 Pentapadu 1. Th ippaguntapalem 42 39 38

64 Piduru 1. Seetharamapuram 19 110 110 2. Lakshmi narasapuram

65 Pidurupalem 44 109 109 66 Pokkandala 5 113 114

67 Ponnavolu 24 91 89 68 Rachapalem 76 10 10

69 Ramasagaram 1- Tangedumetta 47 115 116 2. Thutpu Poondla 70 Ranganaramapuram 1. Gokula Brindavanam 49 11 1 111

71 Reddigunta 78 12 12

72 Samudralavari Khandrika 51 109 109 230

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

Name of the hamlets Location Code No· SI. Name of the village ,..-______A ______, No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

GUDUR TALUK (Cone/d.)

73 Thamminapatnam 1 . Lingavaram 27 94 92 2. Gummalladibba 3. Pattapupalem 4. Theegapaillm 5. Nadavaripalem 6. Pallavalladibba 7. Middarevu 8. Thallabeite 9. Dodda Kattava 10. Appichettythallu 11 . Ramaswami Doruvu 12. Peddanarasapalem 13. Harijanawada

74 Theepanur 74 6 6 75 Thikkavaram 1. Chinakottavapalle 41 40 39 2. Chedimala 3. Pidathalapudi 4. Nallayagaripalem

76 Thimmanaramapuram 90 87 87 Uninhabited

77 Thippareddipalle 50 110 110

78 Thokalapudi 52 100 100 79 Thonukumala 1. Nakkavari Khandrika 37 45 43 2. Gotlapalle

80 Udathavaripalem 1 . Akuthota Ramareddipalem 35 88 86 2. Vadde Khandrika

81 Udathavariparlapalle 39 41 40 82 Utukur 4 96 96 83 Vedicherla 84 11 11

84 Vellapalem 1. Kokuvaripalem 31 99 97

85 Vemulachedu 65 102 102

86 Vendodu 1. Girijanapatem 89 24 24 2. Harijanawada 3. East Harijanawada

87 Venkanapalem 45 105 105 88 Vinduru 1. Santhadasapelle 46 2 2 2. Chambadipalem 3. Ramalingapuram 4. Girisastrulavari Khandriga

89 Yeruru 1. Madhavaram 25 90 88 2. Yerurupalem 3. Mositiguntapalem

90 Yogeswarunipalle 40 42 41 231

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELlORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. .--______.A. ______..... No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) _(4) ( 5) (6) ( 7)

VAKADU TALUK *

Aletipadu Chittamuru 1- Aletipadu 52 72 70 2. Kothagunta 3. Kammavaripalem 4. Pedduru

2 Allampadu 18 114 111

3 Andalamala 30 108 106

4 Aruru 1. Rajupalem 84 33 32 2. Raghavereddipalem 3. Mitta Harijanawada 4. Pedda Harijanawada

5 Budid31avagu 32 123 120 6 Buradagali Kothapalem 92 48 47 7 Cheemalapadu 1, Vavillapalem 58 139 136 8 Chendodu 20 80 78

9 Chennappagarimi tta 42 128 125 Uninh~bited

10 Cherukumulam 62 135 132 Uninhabited

11 Chillamuru 1. Ramapuram Agraharam 94 30 29 12 Chittedu 1. Vajjavaripalem 47 45 2. Ramapuram

13 Devuni Khandrika 74 41 40 Uninhabited

14 Dugarajapatnam 1- Kondurupalem 64 148 145 2. Kakivakam @ Pulinjeripalem 3. Srinivasapuram 4. Kothur

15 Durgavaram 61 134 131 16 Ellore 86 46 45 17 Eswarawaka 1 • Kothalagunta 51 71 69

18 Ganganapalem 17 112 109 19 Gangupalem 68 146 143 Uninhabited

20 Gollapalem 75 147 144

21 Gudali 1 . Chennappagaripalem 21 79 77 2. Rajupalem 3. Vidyanagar 4. Chandrasekharapuram

22 Gundlu 44 129 126

• Formed with 76 villages from Gudur taluk and 21 villages from SUnlJrpet taluk vide G.O. Ms. No. 1384, Revenue (U), .28th Nov. 1979. 232

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELlORE DiSTRiCT tOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLE1S AS IN ~ 9131 CENSUS AND i..0CATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No.

,--______A _____ ~ No. (1 981 Census) if any (1 981 Census) Remarks 1981 ,971 1961 ------(1 ) (2) (3) (4) 5) (6) (7) ------_------

VA KAD U TALUK (Contd.)

23 Gunupad 1. Gunupatipalem 49 66 64

24 ilukurapadu 7 ;00

25 Isakanattu 29 122 ; 19

26 Jalapeddipalem 78 44 43

27 Kalag'Jrthipadu 1. Ramareddi Khandrika 95 31 30

28 Kalluru 1. Kaliuf Kothapatem 56 ,32 129 2. Siddaguntapalem @ Sahebulapalem 3. Pallipalem @ Vallari dibba

29 Kapparampadu 43 125 ',22 vninhabited

30 Karlapudi 8 100 98 31 Kasipuram 46 74 72

32 Kodivaka 1. Vaddepalem 57 137 134

33 Kogili 1. Gollapalem 80 35 34 2. Venuguntapalem 3. Vaddigunta Khandrika

34 Kokkupalem 77 43 42

35 Kon dapuram 1. Kondaouram Harijanawada 47 77 75 2. Jandrapeta 3. Narasimhapadu @ Guttapalem 4. Vaddepalle

36 Konduru 37 124 121

37 Kota 1. Kokkupadu 19 81 79' 2. Surisettipalem 3. Thimmanaidupalem 4. Venkannapalem 5. Veerareddi satram 6. Harijanawada 7. West st reet 8. Muslim street 9. Nethaji street '0. Mamgammadevi Road

38 Kothacheruvu 1. Thurakapalem 40 130 127 2. Kanepafle

39 Kothapalem 1 -. Jarugumilli 5 82 aD 2. Viswanathapuram

40 Kothapalem 76 42 41 Uninhabited 233

.LlST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ,-______A ______-, No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

VAKADU TALUK (Contd.)

41 Kothapatnai1' 1. Govindapalle lC 95 93 2. Sreen ivasa sat ram 3. Pedda pattapupalem or Kothapattapupalem 4. Vallilladoruvu 5. Zengitidibba Zagitivandladibba 6. Mittapalem 7. Inbetipalem 8. Gunnampadiya

42 Kummarapaiem 97 49 48

43 Lakshr1'akka Khandrika Chembadipalem 23 76 74 44 Mallarr. 73 40 39 45 Mangalavaripalle 66 144 141 46 Mannemala 82 70 68 47 Manyalanattu 39 127 124 48 Mettu Akkareddi Khandrika 48 78 76

49 Molaganur 27 113 110 50 Mukkidipalem 67 145 142 51 Muttembaka 55 133 130 52 Nagulamarri 33 121 118 Uninhabited 53 Namakad (Bit-I) 31 109 107 Uninhabited 54 Namakad (Bit-II) 38 110 Uninhabited

55 Nellipudi Pallepalem 41 118 115 2 Venkatareddipalem 3 Girijana Colony

56 Nellorepalle 4 83 81 57 Padarthivari Khandrika 71 38 37 58 Pallamala 3 85 83 59 Pallamparthy 79 68 66 60 Pamanji 11 104 102 61 Pambali 89 149 146 62 Pathl'llipalem 15 107 105 63 Paddacheruvu 35 131 128 Uninhabited 64 Pellakuru 1 Thimmareddivagu 50 67 65 2 KOlha Cheruvu 3 Papireddi Khandrika

65 Perantravuldmitta 85 45 44 66 Pittivanipalla 54 39 38 67 Polla Khandrika 28 120 117 Uninhabited 234

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1987 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

51. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ,-______A ______, No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) ( 3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ---_._-----_._-_._-----_._------

'JAKADU TALUK (Contd.)

68 Path unavani palle ZakkaJavaripaJle 65 143 140

69 Pudirayadoruvu 1 Rayadoruvu 90 152 149 2 Chinathota 3 Monapalem or Chambadipalem 4 Vaitukuppam

70 Pulikorru Balareddipalem 34 119 116

71 Putchalapa lie 1 Doruvumetta 12 103 101 2 DeyyaJa dibba 3 Harijanawada

72 Putragunta 69 142 139 73 Ranganadhapuram 72 37 36 74 Rayapeddipalem 59' 140 137 Uninhabited

75 Reddipalem Bit-I 1 Raviguntapalem 88 150 147 2 Kottupalem 3 Theepalapudi 4 Chembetivaripalem 5 Busapalem 6 Vallimedu 7 Nidigurthi 8 Gollapalem 9 Harijanapalem 10 Venugopalapuram 11 Sreenivasapuram

76 Reddipalem (Bit-II) 1 Nalagamoola 91 151 2 Mulapadava 3 Devuni Khandrika 4 Pamulatheri 5 Pantrangam 6 B. Thippa

77 Rudravaram 22' 48 46 78 Siddavaram 9, 101 99-

79 Singanalathuru Melanalathuru 96 29 28 2 Chaviti Khandrika

80 Somasamudram 53 36 35

81 Tadimedu 81 34 33

82 Thinnelapudi 24 75 73 83 Thirumur 63 138 135

84 Uthama Nellore Thadegunta Cheruvu 6 115 112

85 Utharapolam 60 136 133 Uninhabited 86 Vadlavanipalle 70, 141 138 Uninhabited 87 Vagarru Thupilipalem 14 105 103 235

LIST OF VILLAGES II': NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 19B1 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) it any (1981 Census) r------A ------.. Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

VAKADU TALUK (Cone/d.)

88 Vakadu 1 Gollampalem 45 73 71 2 Gollapalem Harijanawada 3 Nelfipudi 4 Nadimbata 5 BasammB Khandrika 6 Savalla 7 Girijana colony

13 106 104 89 Valamedu 86 84 90 Vallipedu 2 116 113 91 Vanjavaka Peddavanjawada 26 2 Chinavanjawaka 3 Harijanawada 4 Uchuripalem 5 Harijanawada 6 Cheekalladibba 93 32 31 92 Varathur (North) 87 47 46 93 Veligajulapalle 25 117 114 94 Yaragatipall e 1 Burlavaripalem 2 Harijanawada 83 69 67 95 Yellasiri 1 Dhargastu Aravapalem 2 patimitta 3 Bayyavani Khandrika 4 Vaddivari Khandrika <& Harijanawada 16 111 108 96 Zaminkothapalem 36 126 123 97 Zubanattu

NAIDUPET TALUK·

14 52 50 Acharlaparla palie 33 2 2 2 Addepudi 101 N.S. after Anakavolu 1 Jangalapalle 3 1971 Census 2 Perumallapalle 92 66 63 4 Anepudi

• Formed with 14 Villages from Srikalahasti taluk of Chittoor district, 24 villages from Gudur Taluk. 35 Villages from Sullurpet taluk, 27 villages from Venkatagiri taluk and 7 newly sprungup villages vide G.O.Ms. No. 1384, Revenue (U), 28th Nov, 1979, 236

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NElLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN ~ 981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES ------SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ,-______A. ______-.._ No. (1981 Census) :t any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) ( 5) (6) ------(_-:L_~_ (7)

NAIDUPET TALUK (Conld.)

6 Aravaperimidi 76 15 14

7 Ardhamala 97 83 ~43

8 Arigundam ':cv 91 67 64 Padamatikhandrika 9 Arimanupadu 1 Mondika ttarachapalem 189 123 2 Vaddipalem 3 Kampalem 4 Kummarapeta

10 Arlapadu 104 N.S. 11 Athalapalem 46 11 10

12 Ayyapareddi palem 1 Seetharampuralll 38 60 58 2 Murthyreddipalem

13 Bangarammapela 94 74 71 14 Bathalapuram 20 33 15 Bhatlakanupuru 27 195 128 16 Bheemavaram 69 207 137 17 Bhuvanagiripalem 3 28 28

18 Biradawada Beeramani Khandrika 66 17 16 2 Utechuruvaripalem

19 Chavali 1 Diguva chavali 72 22 20 2 Chambadipalem

20 Chembedu 95 84 131 21 Chennappanai dupeta 89 81 125 22 Chigurupadu 60 219 146 23 Chigurupadu Agraharam 68 220 146A 24 Ch intapudi 1 Gangaraju Khandrika 102 N.S. after 1971 2 Muppallavari Khandrika Census 3 Ravulapadu

25 Chillakur Vaddapalem 83 85 22 26 Chillamanichenu 6 192 126

27 Chilamathur 30 64 62 28 Dllllarakapuram Mambaka 55 78 118

29 Erragunta 107 N.S. after 1971 Census 30 Garudagunta 51 215 144A Uninhabited 31 Gottiprolu 45 4 3A 32 Graddagunta 52 214 144 33 Gurramkanda 5 191 125 34 Jeelapaturu 82 79 121 35 Jasyulava ri Kh andri ka 49 217 145A 237

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SL Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r----..---A.------.., Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1) (2) ( 3) (4) (5) (6) ( 7)

NAIDUPET TALUK (Contd,)

36 Kalavakur 1 Pidikitimala 85 103 2 Yarlapudi 37 KaliipeOi, 37 61 55 38 Kanun.. 80 24 23

39 Kanuru Dharma'dY2. Kh3ndrika 93 65 62 40 Kapulur Darakhasthu Khandrika 29 62 60

41 Karabal!avolL 26 211 141 42 KarjamedL 2 19C 124 43 Karurr,anchivari Kl1andrika 67 20 19

44 44 Kesavaran" , Siddamma Khandrika 16 4E 2 Vaddipalem 3 Raghavapuram 4 Kondugunta

45 Kondavallipadu 18 51 49

46 Konetirachapalem 54 204 135 47 Kothapeta 50 218 1458 48 Kothur 84 76 111

49 Kuchivac:' Kuchidapalem 31 65 63

50 Kurugonda 17 50 48 18 51 Lakshmi Ananthasagaram 61 19 (F.U. V) (F.U.IV) (F.U.)

52 Lankapaierr 70 206 136A 47 53 Maddali 15 49 54 Manamal2 19 63 140 55 Manaval 41 210 56 Marlamudi Jangalopalle 32 7 57 M arlapalle Dakshinapu Khandrika 43 8

58 Menakurt; 53 209 139 72 59 Moduguiapalerr 98 75 12 60 Molakalapud: 63 i 3 67 61 Muchchalagunta 79 70 N.S.after 1971 62 Nandimala 106 Census 25 63 Nelaballi Kalagunta Khandrika 75 26 64 Nella rapalia 78 27 26

65 Nelubail Bheemavaram 87 74 lOG 2 Akkagaripela 3 Kacharlapari Khandrika 238

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELL ORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

51. Name of the village Name of the hamlets location Code No. .-____-A ______, No. ( 1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) ( 3) (4) (5) (6) ( 7)

NAIDUPET TALUK (eontd.)

66 Nemallapud i 40 212 142

67 ·Ozili 21 57 55

68 Palachur 1 Ka ppagunta Khan drika 71 77 116 2 D irasamala

69 Pa lachurucheruvutattu 103 N.S. Khandrika

70 Palepolam 56 205 136

71 Pandlur 28 58 56

72 Pannepalle 73 23 21

73 Peda Pariya Rachapalem 8 30 30

74 Pellakuru 88 86 110

75 Penaperiyapadu 7 194 127A

76 Polipadu 4 29 29

77 Puderu 1 Ramareddi Khandrika 77 14 13

78 Puduru 62 16 15 79 Pulluru Mammareddigunta 86 44 98

80 Punabaka Puna bakacheruvuthatt u 96 87 133 Khandrika 2 Punabakathurput hattu Khandrika 3 Sethumadhavapuram 4 Punabakatattu Khandrika

81 Punnepalle Varadaredcli Khandrika 42 213 143

82 Rachapalem 22 31 31 83 Raghavareddipalem 23 193 127 84 Rajupalem 9 32 32 85 Ravulagunta 64 12 11

86 Rosanu ru 90 25 24

87 Rudrayapalem Chuttagunta 13 53 51

88 Saguturu 24 196 129

89 Settigunta 105 N.S. Uninhabited 90 Sirasanam Bedu Marellagunta 81 80 122 2 Rajupalem

91 Talavayipadu 74 21 19A 92 Tannamala Madapalem 35 6 5 93 Thimmaji Khandrika 58 216 145

94 Thummuru 1 Papireddi Khandrika 48 9 8 2 Narsareddi Khandrika (P.U.V) (P.U.IV) (P .U) 239

LIST OF VILLAGES IN t;lULORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

51. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ,-_____'--A. ______, No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) ( 3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

NAIDUPET TALUK (Cone/d.)

95 Udipudi 99 76 73 96 Uppalamarthi 34 3 3 97 Vaddigunta Khandrika 59 221 146B 98 Vakativari Khandrika 10 56 54 99 Vedurupattu Duppalavari Kha ndri ka 100 77 74 100 Veerlagunapadu 25 188 122 101 Vengamambapuram Seethu Khandrika 39 59 57 102 Venkatareddipalem 11 55 53 103 Vijaya Nellore 12 54 52 Uninhabited 104 Vinnamala Parikalampati Khandrika 47 10 9 (P.U.V) (P.U.IV) (P.U.)

105 Yakasiri 1 Ga rlfla ngidi bba 44 5 4 2 Palimitta 3 Krishnamnai du Khandrika

'06 Yerramsettipalem 57 208 138 107 Zuvvalapalem 65 18 17

SULLURPET TAlUK'

1 Abaka 45 54 53 2 Achukatla 36 88 83C 3 Adapamudi 17 93 88 4 Akkampeta 89 126 116

5 Akkarapaka , Polireddipalem 15 91 86 2 Nemilimitta Agraharam 3 Gollapalem 4 Muthrac hapalem

6 Andagundala Chenigunta 94 143 132 7 Anegottam 7 61 58 8 Atakanithippa 65 154 142 9 Ayyapalem 29 104 97 10 Bheemalavari palem 1 Pudikuppam 100 147 136 2 Kuppam

11 Booduru 34 89 84 12 Buradamadugu 39 98 91 13 Chandanamoodi 43 105 98 14 Chantrasi Kuppam 105 160 148 15 Chengalpalem Labour 109 Colony

• Ten villages bearing 1971 Census L.C.Nos. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, and 170 are submerged in Shar Project. 240

LIST OF VI LLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER :WrrH THEiR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 198 t CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets LOcation Code No· ..-_-'-____ A ______""' No. ( 1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) . Remarks 1981 1971 1961

( 1) ( 2) ( 3) (4 ) (5) (61 (7)

SULLURPET TALUK (Contd·)

16 Dama Nellore Degavari Khandrika 52 81 78

17 Damaraya Jailinenipatteda 23 156 144 2 Kolapattu 3 Moveri

18 Degalapalem 69 115 106

19 Devadigunta . 75 11 107 (F.U.VII) (F.U. III) (F.U.)

20 Devun ikhandrika Devunipalle 92 142 131 Uninhabited

21 Gollalamuluva 82 129 119 22 Gopalareddipalem 84 132 122

23 Graddagunta 93 127 117 24 llupuru 58 109 102

25 Irakarn Monasatram 99 152 140' 2 Tnurpukuppam 3 Vadagati Kuppam 4 Mone Kuppam 5 Palemtopu Kupparn .

26 JangalapaJle 46 135 125 27 Kadaluru Katlava 80 123 113

28 Kadapatra 1 Chittanatagellu 22 158 146 2 Katurikatta 3 Palimitta 4 Pernadu 5 Tilotakatta ': : 6 Cheruvumitta

29 Kalluru 9 92 87 30 Kalluru Khandrika 8 60 57

31 Karatamudi 4 62 59 32 Karijatha Pamulamitta 85 139 128 33 Karikadu Nagameri 5 157 145 34 Karikadudamaraya 6 50 49 Uninhabited Khandrika

35 Karuru K'lIsungadi Kuppam 101 148 136A 2 Karurumitla

36 Kattuvapalle 63 63 60 37 Kesavareddipalem 68 117 (F.U.VII) (F.U.III)

38 Keypalem Labour Colony 107 241

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

Sl. Name of the village N a me of the hamlets Location Code No. ,-. ______A _____-, No. (1 981 Census) jf any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) (2) (4) ( 5) (6) ---.-~------

SULlURPET TALUK (Contd.)

4"1 136 125A 39 Komminenipalle 87 t22A 112A 40 Konduru 72 103 41 Konnembattu Perimitipadu 112 143 42 Koradi , Konathuru 24 155 2 PBpineri 3 Thevalathurkallu 4 Ch ina Koradi

43 Kotapoluru 61 106 99 44 Kothacheruvu Labour Colony 106 27 45 Kothapalle 28 76 131 21 46 Krishnareddi Tagelu (F.U. VII) (F.U.III) (F. u) 127 47 Kudiri 66 138 123 48 Kudiri Chinanara­ 67 133 simhunigunta

49 Kudirithippa Khandrika 64 137 126 50 Lingampadu 41 100 93 51 Mallayapalem 26 53 52 52 Mambattu Chinamembaltu 88 125 11 5 19 59 56A 53 Maneri 57 84 82 54 Mangalampadu 37 86 83A 55 Manga Nellore 71 113 104 56 Mannarupoluru (F. U.VII) (F.U.III) (F.U)

57 Mannemutheri 1 JangalBgunta 63 134 124 2 Vutsapadava 3 Golla Khandrika 4 Yedapalem

58 Mathakamudi 55 82 79 97 59 Mavillapadu 31 90A 30 89 60 Melupaka 1 Yeguvamelupaka 95 2 Nethajinagar e1 Mijuru 25 52 51 62 Mi namanamoodi 42 103 96 110 102A 63 Modugulapalem 50 155 64 Mylangam 10 68

65 Nactellavari Khandnka 49 101 94 66 Nelapattu 11 69 66 67 Nooka lapalem 59 1 11 102B 242

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ,,-______A ______-, "'0. ( 1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961

(1 ) ( 2) (3) (4) (5) (6 ) ( 7)

SULLURPET. TALUK (Contd.)

68 Padamati Khandrika 77 120 110 (F.U.VII) (F. U· III) (F.U)

69 Pallipalern 83 130 120 70 Pandalagunta 62 107 100 (F.U.VII) (F. U .111) (F. U.)

71 Pandranglm Cheruvumitta Chinthadu 21 159 147 2 Ragannapatteda

72 Pannamgadu Chi napannamgadu 104 151 139 73 Penubakam Labour colony 108 74- Periyavattu Paleru Khandrika 102 149 137 2 Kalavalimitta 3 Kuppam

75 Pudi Pudikuppam 98 146 135 76 Pulathota Vaddi Khandrika 2 64 61 77 Pulivendra 8, 122 112 78 Ramachandragunta 53 80 77

79 Ramapuram Venkatadripalem 103 150 138 2 Ramapuram Kuppam

80 Samanthamallam 44 56 54A 81 Sarvareddi Khandrika 48 102 95 82 Sridhanavalli 28 57 55 83 Suddamadugu Tagelu 33 87 83B 84 Suggupalle 54 79 76 85 Sulluru Sullurupeta 74 118 108 (F.U. VII) (F. U .111) (F.U.)

86 Sulluru Zaptikattubadi 60 108 101 (F.U. VII) (F.U .111) (F.U) 87 Suragunta Tagelu 18 58 56 Uninhabited 88 Surapu Agraharam 16 94 88A 89 Tada 1 Pallepalem 97 145 134 2 Kotha Kuppam 90 Tacla Khandrika 1 Tada Bajaru 96 144 133 2 Nadimi Kuppam 3 Pedda Kuppam 4 Bodilingalapadu 5 Anapagunta 91 Tallampadu 1 Tapalagudiselu 40 99 92 2 Vaddipalem 92 Tanayali Kamma Khandrika 32 9C 85 2 Kotha Khandrika

93 TtlOgaramudi Chalivendra 27 55 54 94 Thopu Khandrika 86 140 129 Uninhabited 243

LIST OF VILLAGES IN NELLORE DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name ot the hamlets Location Code No. ,-______A. ______..... No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 ------(1 ) (2) (4) ( 5) (6)

SULLURPET TALUK (Cone/d.)

95 Uchuru ., Gummidit

96 Uggumudi 56 83 80

97 Vatambedu Kuppam 91 141 130

98 Vatrapalem 73 119 109 (F.U.VII) (F.U.III) (F. U)

99 Velagalapannuru 36 78 75

100 Velagalavagu 90 128 118

101 Velukadu 20 51 50

102 Venadu 1 Pallipeta Kuppam 95 153 141 2 Pedda Kuppam 3 Mattagunta 4 Alibetheridoruvu

103 Vendlurupadu 1 Ponnupaau 79 124 114 2 Gurralamitta 3 Gonugunta

104 Venurnbaka Rajupalem 14 73 70 105 Vetagiripalem Kalikkayala Tagelu 38 96 90

106 Yekollu Venkatareddipalem 13 72 69 2 Kuppareddipalem 3 Doravari Satram 4 Pallempadu 5 lethofSu

107 Yekollu Vengamambapuram 12 71 68 Uninhabited.

108 Yerrabalem 70 114 105 (F.U. VII) (F. U .111) (F. U)

109 Zuvvichelaka 78 121 111 (F.U.VII) (F. U .111) (F.U)

SECTION - II Town Directory

SECTION II

TOWN DIRECTORY

Codes used in the seven statements are Septic tank latrines ST explained in detail and the expressions for the Sewerage S abbreviations used in Statements are briefly ex­ plained herein. Under Cols. 12 & 13, the codes used to state the source of supply and system of storage of pro­ Statement I has been compiled in this Office tected water supply are as follows: and Statement If to VI by obtaining the data from local authorities having administrative control over Overhead tank OHT the towns. Service reservoir SR River infiltration gallery IG In the Statement I Col. 2 to denote the civic Borewell pumping system BWP status of town, the codes used are: Pressure tank PT Tubewell Water I Municipal Corporation/ Hand pump TW Corporation M. Corp. Tap Water T Municipality M Well Water W Cantonment Board/ Tank Water TK Cantonment CB Notified Area/Notified The first five codes relate to the system of Area Committee/Notified storage of water in the town and the remaining Committee NAC four codes represent the different sources of wa ter Gram Panchayatrviffage supply to the inhabitants of a town. Panchayat P In statement V under Col. 4 to indicate the type of medical facility available to the citizens, In Statement IV Col. 6 to differentiate cate­ gory of road the following abbreviations are used. the following codes are used. H Pucca road PR Hospital Dispensary D KR Kuccha road Health Centre HC Family Planning Under Col. 7 to specify the system of sewe­ Centre FC rage the codes given are: T.B. Clinic TB NH Sewer S Nursing Home Open surface drains OSD Others o Box surface drains BSD Sylk drains SO If there are more than one institution of Cesspool method CD any type, the number of such institutions is noted Pit System Pt within brackets eg: D (2) ; NH (7) etc. To distinguish the medical institutions as In Col. 11 the various prevalent methods of Allopathic, or Ayurvedic or Unani or Homoeopathic disposal of night soil are given with the following the following additional codes are used. codes. Ayurvedic A Head loads HL Unani U Baskets B Homoeopathic Hom. Wheel barrows WB 248

In case of allopathic no separate code is are more than one institution of each type the num­ used. The information on medical facilities is ber is given against each in brackets. presented horizontally in the same line as illustra­ ted below: Short- hand SH Typewriting Type H (A-1,2), D (Hom.2, U-1) Shorthand & Typewriti n9 Sh. Type Here H ( A-1 ,2), represents one Ayur\ledic and Others 0 2 Allopathic hospitals and D (Hom.2, U-1) repre­ sents 2 Homoeopathic and 1 Unani Dispensaries. The vocational institutions like Applied Art/ Painting College, Pharmacy College, 8.Ed. College, The Codes used for the Col. 6 are as follows: Teacher's Training institutes, Music / Dancing School. Nursing School, etc., are covered under Arts only A "Others". science only S Schools upto class IV are treated as Primary Arts and or Elementary Schools. These incTude Nursery Science only AS Schools, Kinder Garten Schools, Pre-basic Schools, Commerce only C pre-primary Schools. Schools upto Class VIII are Arts and Commerce only AC treated as Junior Secondary or Middle Schools. Arts, Science and Schools upto Class X are: treated as Matriculation Commerce ASC or Secondary Schools. Schools or CoITeges upto Law L Class XI or XII are considered in the Group of Higher SecondaryjlntermediatejPre-Universityj If there are more than one institutions of Junior College, etc. each type the number is given against each in brackets. Under Col. 20 the abbreviations given are as follows: Under Col. 10 the following codes are used to specify the recognised short-hand, type writing Public library PL and other vocational training institutions. If there Reading Room RR TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENTS I to VI & IV A 250

TOWN

STATEMENT

STATUS AND

No. of house- holds including PopulationA ______& growth rate SI. Class, Name & Civic L.C. Name of Taluk Area (in houseless house- r- No. administration No. Sq. Kms.) holds (In 1981 1901 1911 1921 1931 status of town Census) (1 ) (2) (3) (4 ) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

III Gudur eM) Gudur 4.53 9,796 17,251 8,006 8,373 10.451 (-53.59) (4.58) (24.82)

2 III Kavali (M) II Kavali 22.95 10,254 8,635 6.380 8,800 10.522 (-26.11) (37.93) (19.57)

3 III Kovur (P) ill Kovur 6.28 4.991 9.162

4 IV Kovurpalle (P) IV Kavali 8.01 2.231 Notified as Town

5 IV Naidupet (P) V Naidupet 6.76 3.116 6.260 6.442 7.369 (2.91) (14.39)

6 I Nellore (M) VI Nellore 48.39 50,406 32.040 33.246 35,863 45,895. (3.76) (7.87) (27,97}

7 III Sullurpet (P) VII Sullurpet 18.10 4,649

8 III Venkatagiri (P) VIII Venkatagiri 8.16 4,900 13.302 14,275 14-289 15,372 (7.31 ) (0. 1 0) (7.58) 251

DIRECTORY

GROWTH HISTORY

Sex Ratio ~ ______A ______, of the town at the censuses of Density SI. 1961 ------.------.. ~ 1981 1971 1981 No. 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 Census Census Census Census (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (1 5) ( 16) (17) (18) ( 19) (1)

12.105 20.056 25.618 33.778 44.630 9.852 988 1.003 999 (15.83) (65.68) (27.73) (31.85) (32.13)

11.969 15.516 20.544 29.616 48.119 2.097 958 953 914 2 (13.75) (29.63) (32.41 ) (44.16) (62.48)

10,601 11,552 14,580 16.846 20.413 3.250 968 1.014 1,006 3 (15.71) (8.91) (26.21) (15.54) (21.17)

for tne first time in 1981 10.660 1.331 953 4

7,595 7,485 7 273 9.664 14.757 2.183 943 954 972 5 (3.07) (-1.44) (-2.85) (32.88) (52.70)

56.315 81.480 106.776 133.590 237.065 4.899 932 954 956 6 (22.70) (44.69) (31.05) (25.11) (77 .46)

£.798 8,573 9.807 12.757 20.995 1,160 957 967 958 7 (26.11 ) (14.39) (30.08) (64.58)

16.408 17 .376 17.114 17.546 21.750 2.665 988 972 967 8 (£.74) (5.90) (-1.51) (2.52) (23.96) 252

TOWN

STATEMENT

PHYSI CAL ASPECTS

PHYSICAL ASPECTS NAME OF ,-______A ______,

Temperature (In Centigrade) 51. Class and Rainfall r------A-----, State District No. Name 01 Town (in 0101.) Maximum Minimum Headquarters Headquarters HYDERABAD NELLORE

---'---~- (1 ) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) (7)

III Gudur 1.038.8 43.0 17.3 552 39

2 III Kavali 985.7 45.0 23.9 460 53

3 III Kovur 1.023.4 45.6 16.7 506 7

4 IV Kovurpalle 985.7 45.0 23.9 410 40

5 IV Naidupet 1.038.8 43.0 17 .3 579 66

6 Neflore 1.057.2 43.3 20.0 513 0

7 III Sullurpet 1.164.0 43.0 17.3, 605 92'

8 III Venkatagiri 1.063.5 46.1 29.4 594 81 253

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AND LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1979

--______AND ROADA ______DISTANCE (in Kms.) FROM ~

Nearest city with Navigable river; population of one canal (If within 51. Sub. division/Tal uk lakh and more Railway Station Bus Route 10 Kms) No. (8) (9) (10) (11 ) (12) (1)

GudurjGudur Nellore Gudur Gudur (0) (0) (39) (0) (0)

KavalijKavali Nellore Kavali Kavali Buckingham Canal 2 CO} CO) (53) CO) (0)

Kavali/Kovur Nellore Padugupadu Kovur Pennar 3 (46) (0) (7) (2) (0) (5)

KavalifKavali Nellore Kovurpalle Kovurpalle (20) (20) (40) 4 (0) (0)

,GudurjNaidupet Nellore Naidupet Naidupet 5 (27) (0) (66) (O) (0)

'GudurjSuliurpet Tirupati Sullurpet Suliurpet (60) (0) (72) 7 (O) (0)

TOWI\t

STATEMENT

MUNICIPAL

RECEIPT (In Rs. '00) r------_____ A ______Revenue deri­ ved from Muni- CivIC admini- cipal properties stration Receipt and power Government SI. Class and Name of Town status through apart from grant Loan Advance No.

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

-----~--.

III Gudur :vi 7.020 1.320 9.740 5.000

2 III Kavali M 6.883 6.223 5.089

3 III Kovur p 1.970 1.330 150

4 tV Kovurpatle P 150 74

5 IV Naidupet P 1.253 1.174 1.543 653

6 Nellore M 46.049 16.561 54.442'

7 III Sullurpet P 1.455 803 1.485

8 III Venkatagiri p 1.216 342 151 255

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FINANCE. 1978-79

EXPENDITURE (In Rs. '00) ,-___• __ A ____ , ,------______~_A ______~ ______,

Other Genera I Public Total sources Total Adminis- Public health and Public Public Others Expen- 51. (specify) Receipts :ration safety conveniences works Institutions (specify) diture No. (9) ',10) (11 ) ( 12) (13) (14 ) (15) (16) ( 17) ( 1 )

2.250 25.330 10,020 1.000 5.340 1.500 3.320 2.250 23.430

~8.195 2.157 4.023 2'682 557 4.058 13,477 2

3.450 510 900 320 1.390 3.120 3

320 544 126 3 146 116 153 544 4

1.226 5.849 635 545 4.467 36 1.886 7.569 5

70.891 187.943 32.280 26.055 41.885 91.961 192.181 6

175 3.908 626 463 1 • 121 922 43 56 3.231 7

1.536 3.245 592 1. 742 352 83 297 3.066 8 256

TOWN

STATEMENT

CIVIC AND OTHER

N umber of latri nes Civic ad- Scheduled System ~------SI. Class and Name ministra- Caste and Road of Water No. of Town tion Sta- Population Scheduled length Sewer- borne Service Others tus (In- Tribe Po- (in Kms.) age 1980) pulation (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ( 7) (8) (9) (10)

III Gudur M 44.630 8.626 7.24 S.aSD 810 16.000

2 III Kavali M 48.119 7.611 PR: 15.70 aso 324 1.656 KR:28.76

3 III Kovur P 20.413 5.385 PR:18.00 aso 205 KR: 2.00

4 IV Kovurpalle P 10.660 2.842 24.00 aSD 12 2 11 0

5 IV Naidupet P 14,757 2.957 13.00 aso 200 87 8

6 NaHore M 237.065 37.803 102.00 s.aso 2.988 8.535 47

7 IIi SuHurpet P 20.995 5.490 46.00 aso 500 110 3

8 III Venkatagiri P 21.750 2.993 18.42 aSD 250 180 20 257

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AMENITIES. 1979

Protected water supply Electrification (Number of Connections) , ______A ______, r- __ - ______,A ______,

Method of Source System of Fire Domestic Indus- Commer- Road Others disposal of storage with fighting trial cia! Lighting of night Supply Capacity (in '000 service ( Points) Si. soil Litres) No. ( 11) ( 12) (13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18 ) ( 19) (1 )

WB TW BWP(3,100) yes 3,760 87 825 930

WB W ;G(300) yes 4,056 146 1,264 1,418 62 2-

WB TW 8WP(341) Neilore 1,770 30 400 312 3 (7 Kms. \

B '.tV NA Kavali 1.050 4 133 4 (20 Kms.)

WB W IG(91) Gudur 841 39 363 372 187 5 (30 Kms.)

WB T 'G(16,400) Yes 14,838 360 5,150 5.251 248 6

WB W IG(227) Gudur 959 31 402 411 79 7 (I) 0 Kms.)

WB NA NA Gudur 1,734 25 342 565 8 (42 Kms.) 258

TOWN

STATEMENT

CIVIC AND OTHER

Number ,--:------SI. Class and Name Area of Slum Population Paved Roads System of Private No. of Town Name of Slum (In Sq. Kms.) of Slum (In Kms.) Sewerage Water borne

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

Nellore Ambedkar Nagar 0.02 3,280 Arundhatipalem 0.002 400 Bangalowthota 0 .. 01 250 Brahmanandapuram 0.02 1,840 Chettygunta Road 0.002 500 Ch i nla red dypalemdonka 0.01 1,250 Dr. Jakir Hussain Nagar Part I r >0.06 1,800 Dr. Jakir Hussain Nagar Part II J Kodandaramapuram 0.002 500 Kodadibba (Govt. & Private) 0.01 840 16.29 S,OSD 15 Kondayapalem 0.002 350 Kotamitta 0.06 3,260 Kusma Harijanawada 0.02 1,000 Neliagiri Sangham 0.02 1,210 Srinivasapuram 0.02 1,480 Thukumakunta 0.02 7,360 Vengalarao Colony 0.01 960 Vengalarao Nagar 0.20 16,000 Venkateswarapuram 0.04 2,800 Weavers Colony in 0.01 1,000 Chettygunta Road Weavers Colony 0.01 920 (Vedayapalem) Wood House Sangham 0.02 3,000 Yamalasetty Bhavi Sangham 0.04 5,820 259

DIRECTORY

IVA

AMENITIES IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1979

--~------~------._-- of Latrines No. of tap points! Electrification (Number of Connections) ______A ______, ,-______A---____, public hydrants Private Method of installed for Road ,.------,"-_._-----.. disposal of supply cf protec­ Lighting SI. Service Others Community night soil ted water Domestic (points) Others No.

(9) (10) (11 ) ( 12) (13) ( 14) ( 15) (16) (1)

10 4 WB 195 1.596 1.105 260

TOWN

STATEMENT

MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL

MEDICAL FACILITIES EDUCATIONAL ,-_____ A _____, ,,------

Beds in Arts/Science! Hospitals! Medical Commerce Oispensa- Institutions Colleges (of Enginee- 51. Class and Name Population ries!T. B. noted in degree level Medical ring Poly- No. of Town clinics etc. Col. No.4 and above) Colleges Colleges technics (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

III Gudur 44.630 H(A-1,3) 30 AS( 1) Tirupati Tirupati 0(1 ) (90) (90) + 0(1)

2 III Kavali 48.119 H(l) 50 ASC( 1} Tirupati Tirupati Nellore NH(5) 27 ( 170) (' 70) (53) 0(13) FC(l )

3 III Kovur 20.413 0(4) Nellore Tirupati Tirupati Nellare (7 ) (140) (140) (7)

4 IV Kovurpalle 10,660 He(1) 12 Kavali Tirupati Tirupati NellQre (20) (170) (170) (40)

5 IV Naidupet 14,757 0(1 ) Srikalahasti Tirupati Tirupati Tirupati (20) (60) (60) (60) a Nellore 237,065 H(9) 848 ASC(3) Tirupati Vakadu 2 T8(2) 264 (130) (72) D(A-2,U-1,2) NH(16) 94 FC(l )

7 III Sullurper 20,995 H(1 } 10 Srikalahasti Tirupati Tirupati Gudur NH(2) 10 (30) (70) (70) (60) 0(5) FC(l )

8 III Venkatagiri 21. 750 H( 1) 22 ASC( 1) Tirupati Tirupati Gudur 0(11 ) (51 ) (51 ) ( 42)

+0 (1) Maternity and child welfare centre ·0 Industrial training institute 261

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AND CULTURAL FACILITIES IN TOWNS, 1979

FACILITIES RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL FACILITIES ______---A ______, A ______, ,- Recognised Adult Number of Shorthand. Higher Literacy working Public Typewriting secondary I Secon- Junior Classes/ Women's Auditorial libraries and Voca­ Inter I dary Secondary Centres. hostels with Dramal including tional train­ Junior Matricu- & Middle Primary Others number of Commu- reading 8r. College ing Institutes lation Schools Schools (Specify) seats Stadia Cinema nity Halls rOOms No. (11 ) (10) (12) (13 ) (14) ( 15) (161 (17 ) ( 18) (19) (20) (1)

Type: 3 5 6 19 5 PL: 1 SH : 1 RR: 4

Type: 4 2 5 5 17 4 PL: 1 2 Sh. RR : 5 Type: 1 'O( 1)

Type: 2 2 4 10 PL: 1 3 SH : 1

Type: 2 Kavali 2 2 6 2 PL : 1 4 (20) RR: 2

Type: 2 3 4 9 3 PL: 1 5 RR: 1

Type: 23 18 23 72 14 3 PL: 4 6 Sh. RR: 5 Type: 5

Type: 4 2 12 2 2 PL: 1 7 SH : 1 RR:4

Type: 2 3 3 11 4 PL: 1 8 *0(1 ) RR : 3 262

TOWN

STATEMENT

TRADE, COMMERCE,

Name of three most important commodities imported Name of three most important

r--~--~------A------) r- 51. Class and No. Name of town 1 st 2nd 3rd 151 2nd

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6 ) (7)

III Gudur Yarn Bones Oils Mica Ceramics

2 III Kavali Cloth Onions Wheat Chillies Tobacco

3 III Kovur Chemicals Yarn Rice Handloom Cloth

4 IV Kovurpalle Oils pulses Tamarind Rice Fish

5 IV Naidupet Dhali textiles Tobacco Paddy Chillies

6 Nellore Sugar Cotton Edible oil Mica Rice

7 III Sullurpet Cotton Groundnut Yarn Groundnut oil Rice

8 III Venkatagiri Yarn Edible oils Pulses Handloom sarees Lime 263

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VI

INDUSTRY AND BANKING, 1979

commodities exported Name of three most important commodities manufactured Number of Number of A ______""') ,-______A ______, Number agricultu- non - agricu 1- of ral credit tural credit SI. 3rd 1 st 2nd 3rd Banks societies so cieties No.

(8) (9) (10) (11 ) (12) ( 13) (14 ) (1 )

Glass Ceramics Glass Lime 5 3 9 1

Tiles Stainless Steel Tiles Oils 5 2 2 Utencils

Handloom Cloth Rice Turmeric 4 2 3

Salt Furniture 4

Groundnut seeds Groundnut oil Beedies Nut powder 2 2 8 5

Tobacco Nippo cells Cardboard Handloom 25 21 6 cloth

Chillies Handloom cloth Snuff Bricks & lime 3 7

Rice Handloom sarees Beedies 4 2 8

SECTION - III

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

UDAYAGJRJ TALUK 1981 1981 location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No.

(1) ( 2) ( 1 ) (2)

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78 Kadirinenipalle 36 Vari kuntapad u 73 Kampasamudram 31 Vempadu 40 Kancheruvu 49 Vempalle Thoka alias 34 Kaniampadu Ravimanudinne 27 Kondayapalem 67 Venkatammapeta 21 Kotayapa lie 28 Virooru 44 Krishnampal Ie 46 Kurrapalle 41 Yerramreddipalle 273 274

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

ATMAKUR TAlUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No.

(1) (2) (1 ) (2)

24 Abbasahebpeta 4 Kavalimustapuram 9 Akbarabad 7 Kavaliyedavalli 68 Ama n ich iruvella 30 Kistipuram 66 Anantasagaram 50 Kolagatla 44 Kondameedikonduru 16 Anumasamudram 48 Korimcrla 19 Anumasamudrampeta Korimerla Khandrika 34 Aravedu 46 5 Kothapeta 52 Atmakur 10 Kunalammapadu 43 Kuppurupadu 55 Bandarupalle 53 Battepadu 61 Mahimalur 65 Bedllsupalle 72 Bommavaram 40 Nabinagaram 31 Botikarlapadu 60 Nagulapadu 39 Boyillachiruvella 37 Nar<'lmpeta 26 Bukkapuram 45 Neelaya palem 42 Nellurupalem 15 Chandalurpadu 59 Nuvvurupadu 27 Chandrapadia 73 Chapurallapalle 33 Padakandla 28 Chintalapalem 79 Padamati Kambhampadu 14 Chiramana 41 Pamidipadu 38 Chiruvella Khandrika 18 Pandipadu 62 Chittayapalem (Minagallu) 76 Pathallapalle 23 Choula Bhimavaram 22 Pedda Abbipuram 1 Pedda Annalur 57 Depuru 49 Peramana 63 Devarayapalle (Bit-I) 69 Ponguru Punugodu 64 Devllrayapalle (Bit- II) 20 35 Dharmarao Cheruvupalle 29 Dubagunta 21 Rajavolu 56 Revuru 32 Gandlavedu Somasila 70 Gowravaram 80 Srikolanu 3 Gumparlapadu 12

13 Hasanapurarn 47 Talupurupadu 71 Tholijapuram 67 Inagaluru 78 Uppalapadu 58 Jangalepalle 77 Varekuntapadu 17 Kakarlapadu 51 Vasili 75 Kamireddipadu 2 Velagapadu 74 Kannepalle (Mangupalle) 8 Velupulagunta 54 Kanupurpalle 36 Ka ratampadu 6 Zammavaram .25 Karugogulapadu 11 Zuvvalaguntapalle

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

VINJAMUR TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1 ) (2) ( 1 ) (2)

30 Adimurthipuram 28 MaJlavarappadu 59 Ananthapuram 56 Manubolupildu 54 Ayithanpadu 57 Marellopadu 17 Marrigunta 21 Bhimavarappadu 70 Bhyravaram 64 Nagasamudram 50 Bodagudipadu 69 Nal!agcnda 10 Bongaravulapadu 41 Nandigunta 39 Brahmeswaram 2 Narasimhapuram 19 Nekunampeta

6 Chakalakonda 48 Parikota Agraharam 7 Challagiragala 27 Parlapalle 43 China Annaluru 61 PE'da Konduru 16 Chintaladevi

71 Rachavaripa lie 45 Dubagunta 3 Remadevulapadu 55 Dundigam 23 Ramanujapuram 53 Rangasamudram 8 Ganeswarapuram 42 Ravipadu 29 Ganugapenta 44 Ravulakollu 1 1 Garimenapenta 35 Gottlgundala 68 Sankavaram 18 Gudavalluru 26 Satyavolu 58 Gudladona 20 Sayipeta Gundemadakala 67 32 Settipalem 60 Siddana Konduru 12 Iskadamerla 37 Tramidapadu 5 Janardhanapuram 34 Thellapadu 72 Thimmapuram 33 Thurpu Brahmanapalle- 62 Kaligiri 31 Thurpu Jangalapalle 13 Kasturina i dupalle Thurpu Rompidodla 36 Katepalle 15 Thurpu Yarraballe 51 Katrayapadu 25 Kommi 38 Utukuru 4 Kothapeta 46 Krakuturu 65 Veera na koll u Kuma r avenkatapuram 22 14 Veligandla 47 Kummarakonduru 63 Venkanapalem 24 Kunkuvaripalem 66 Vinjamur

49 Lakshmipuram 9 Yerrabh ollapalle 52 Lingalapadu 40 Yerukollu

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KAVALI TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No.

( 1) (2) ( 1 ) (2)

36 Allimadugu 16 Kavali (Bit-I) 9 Anemadugu 14 Kavali (Bit-II) 21 Annavaram 2 Kesavaram 23 Kodandaramapuram 5 Kothapalle 39 Bhogavolu 38 Kovurpalle 29 Bitragunta 25 Krish na padu 20 Brahmanakraka 17 Budamgunta 15 Maddurpadu 34 Mallayapalem 6 Chalamcherla 11 Mannangidinne 27 Chamadala 32 Munganuru 8 Chennayapalem 13 Musunuru 22 Chi nakraka 4 Chin ta I apa lem 7 Rudrakota 1 Chodavaram 31 Sambasivapuram 35 Siddavaram Venkatesupalem 3 Gattup'lile 24 Somavarappadu 30 Gouravaram 12 Thallapalem 26 jakkepalligudur 28 Thalluru 10 Thummalapenta 19 jaladanki 18 jammalapalem .33 Juvvaladinne 37 Umamaheswarapuram

297 298

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

BUTCHIREDDIPALEM TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1 ) (2) ( 1 ) (2)

9 AJluru 41 Maktapuram 10 Allurupeta 29 Marripadu 5 Ananthabhotlavari Khandrika 46 Minagallu 17 Ananthavaram 25 Munulapudi 42 Annareddipalem 38 Nagamambapuram 7 B eera mgu nta 52 North Amuluru 12 BhatrakagoIJu 8 North Mopuru

45 Challayapalem 34 Padamatipalem 30 Chennavarappadu 44 Panchedu 22 Chennuru 47 Penuballe 3 Purini 21 Dagadarthi 51 Damaramadugu 37 Rebala 18 Damavaram 35 Duvvuru 33 Sangam 14 Singapeta 2 GogulapaJle 49 Sreera ngarajapu ram 1 1 Graddagunta

32 Tha runavaya 4 I ndupLiru 39 Isakapalem 27 Thiruveedipadu Isakapalle 23 Thurimerla

28 Jangala Khandrika 16 Ulavapalle 48 Jonnavada 31 VangalJu Kalambhotlavari Khandrika 6 36 Vavveru 50 Kalayakagollu 15 Velicherla 26 Kaligiri Konduru 19 Kaminenipalem 20 Velupadu 43 Kavetipalem 13 KothapaJle Kavaragunta 24 Yelamanchipadu

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KOVUR TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No.

( 1 ) (2) ( 1 ) (2)

20 Alaganiparlu 26 Modegunta 27 Alurupadu 24 Mudivarthi

12 Basavayapalem 8 Nayudunalem 9 Bodduvaripalem 30 North Rajupalem

17 Choukacherla 2 Oochaguntapalem Choutaputhedu 36 Padugupadu 1 1 Damegunta 15 Parlapalie 18 Dampuru 32 Paturu 21 Dandigunta 3 Pedaputhedu 34 POlhireddipaiem 6 Gandavararn 33 Gangavaram 28 Ramannapalem 4 GotlapaleOl 14 Gundalammapalem 10 Talamanchi

37 Inamadugu 23 Utukuru

7 Kodavaluru 22 Varini 5 KOlhavangallu 19 Vavilla 35 Kovur 25 Veguru 13 Venkanapuram 38 Leguntapadu 16 Vidavaluru

29 Maneguntapadu 31 Yellayapalem

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I NDUKURPET TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1 ) (2) ( 1 ) (2)

30 Allipuram 52 Mamidipudi 47 Amudalapadu 7 Mudivarthipalem 22 Amulur South 23 Mu ngaladoruvu 3 Mypadu 49 Brahmadevam

Narasapuram 26 Chinna Cherukuru 4 27 Chintareddipalem 25 Narukuru 8 Nidimusali

41 Eduru (Bit-I) 45 Eduru (Bit-II) 9 Pallipadu 28 Pedda Cherukuru 2 Gangapatnam 24 Peduru 29 Gudipallipadu 48 Pidathapoluru 33 Gundlapalem 17 Pogadadoruvu KhBndrika 20 Potlapudi 31 Pottepalem 13 Indukurpet (Bit-I) 6 Punnur 12 Indukurpet (Bit-II)

14 Jangalavaridoruvu Khandrika 46 Siv8rampuram 15 Somaraj upalle 35 Kakupalle (Bit-I) 36 Kakupalle (Bit-II) 42 Koduru (Bit-I) 40 Thotapalle 43 Koduru (Bit-II) 39 Totapalligudur (Bit-I) 44 Koduru Khandrika 38 Totapalligudur (Bit-II) 5 Komarika 32 Kondayapalem 16 Koruturu 51 Vallurivari Khandrika 18 Kothapalem 50 Valluru Kudithipalfe 1 37 Varigonda 19 Venkanapalem 10 Leburu (Bit-1) 21 Vilukanipalle 11 Leburu (Bit-II) 34 Visavaviletipadu

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

NELLORE TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. {1} (2) ( 1) (2)

13 Akkachervupadu 15 Mogallapalem 17 Amamcherla 6 Mopur South 12 Ambapuram 42 Motluru 45 Ananthapuram 7 Mulumudi 27 Anikepalle 43 Muthukuru

20 Buiabuia Nellore 28 Nagulavaram 41 Narikelapa lie 8 Devarapalem 44 Nelaturu 18 Donthali 10 Nellare (Bit-I) 11 Nellare (Bit-l1) 51 Edagali 40 Epuru (Bit-I A) 9 Ogurpadu 48 Epuru (Bit-I B) 49 Epuru (Bit-II) 22 Padarupalle Gollakandukur 46 Painampurllm 52 Idimepalle 25 Penubarthi 50 Pudiparthi 39 Punjulurpadu 30 Kakuturu 24 Kallurpalle 4 Kandamuru 2 Sajjapuram 31 Kandalapadu 35 Survepalle (Bit-I) 29 Kantepalle 36 Survepalle (Bit-II) 23 Kanuparthipadu 37 SurvapalJe (Bit-Ill) 33 Kanupuru (Bit-I) 38 Survepalle (Bit.IV) 34 Kanupuru (Bit-II) 26 Survepalle (Bit-V) 32 Kasumuru 47 Krishnapatnam 5 Upputuru 19 Kumkumpudi

14 Mannavarappadu 21 Vedayapalem 16 Mattempadu 3 Vellanti

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

PODALAKUR TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No.

( 1) (2) ( 1 ) (2)

41 Althurth i 15 Nagulavellaturu 47 Ankupalle 34 Nallapalem 53 Ayyagaripalem 52 Nandivaya 39 Navuru 36 Nedurupa lie 4 Baddevolu 44 Nernooru 37 Bathulapalle 7 Nukanapalle 33 Bath u I a p&llepa du 38 Bhogasamudram 14 Billupadu 21 Paderu 3 BrahmAnapalle 58 Palic herl a pad u 26 Pathapadu 27 Pelleru 56 Chatagotla 25 Perumallapadu 22 Chejerld 55 Podalakur 17 Chinagopavaram 40 Prabhagiripatnam 19 Chittaluru 45 Pulikoliu

13 Enamadala 42 Revilla Yerraguntapalem

24 Gollapalle 50 Guravayapalem 29 Surayapalem

6 Isakapalie 1 1 Telugurayapuram 32 Thatiparrhi 10 Kakivaya 23 Th immayapalem 16 Kalayapalem 54 Thoderu 1 Kalluru 9 Thapugunta 5 Kal uvaya 8 Thopugunla Agraharam 51 Kanupanhi 18 Kanupurpalle 49 Uchapalle 12 Kotllheerlham @ Thurupu Kambhampadu 20 Vavileru 46 Vavlntaparthi 2 Madannagaripalle 35 VeJiganlipaJem 31 Mahammadapuram 30 Viruvuru 28 Mamuduru 57 Marupuru 48 Mogallu r 43 Yeluru

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

RAPUR TALUK

1981 1981 location Name of Village location Name of Village 'Code No. Code No. ,{ 1} (2) (1) (2) 73 Adhvannapu Narayana Kattubadi 17 Lingapalem 31 Adurupalle 16 Aki lavillasa 36 Malichedu 38 Marripalle Gopasamudram '59 Bandepalle 66 Munagala Venkatapuram 40 Biradavolu 46 Munagapadu 55 Bojjanapaife

47 Nayunipalle '69 Chaganam 22 Nellapalle 72 Cheekavolu 7 Cheepinapi 1 Chintalapalem 44 Orupalle 8 Chinta latmakuru '52 Chuttupalem 9 Pallakonda 57 Pangili 1 1 Dachuru 35 Degapudi 39 Parlapalle 13 Penubarthi 33 Degapudi Rajupalem ·42 Devaravemur 12 Penubarthi Gopasamudram 32 Duggunta 45 Perumallapadu .34 Duggunta Rajupalem 70 Pothegunta

'50 Gandurupalle 56 Rapur 6 Garimenapenta 29 Sllnayapalem 51 Gilakapadu 48 San kurath ripa lie 53 Gonunarasayapa lem 60 Siddavaram 14 Gonupalle 18 Suddamalla 65 Gulimcherla 20 Gundavolu 19 Gurivindapudi 24 Tanamcherla 5 Tegacherla ·62 Idula Khandrika 28 Thatlpalle 37 Inukurthi 27 Thokapalem 68 Tocham 61 Jorepalle 23 Tumaya 71 Jorepalle Akkamambapu ram 30 Utlapalem 43 Kal ichedu 2 Uyyalapalle 26 Kambalapalle 15 Kasulanativari Khandrika 41 Vadlapudi 10 Kesamanenipalle 25 Vandluru 64 Komatigunta Raju palem 54 Veerayepelem 63 Kommipadu 49 Vepinapi Akkamambapuram 58 Koturpadu 4 Koturpalle 3 Yerraballe 67 Krishnareddipalle 21 Yepuru

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

VENKATAGIRI TALUK

1981 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. Code No. (1 ) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1 ) (2)

157 Akbarnivasa Khandrika 34 Dattanagaram 176 Lingamnaidupalle 155 Pularangadupalle 100 Akkamambapuram 1 Devulapalle 117 Lingareddipalle 57 Akkasam;Jdram 143 Dharmachatla Khandrika 119 Li ngareddipalle 121 Rajanagaram 24 Allmili 141 Dharmapuram Zaptikattubadi 50 Ramapuram 182 Alivleumangapuram 33 Lingasamudram 140 Ramasastrulavari 37 Althurupadu 125 Enuguwada Khandrika 23 Ambalapudi 123 Machavaram 79 Rangarajusamudram 89 Ammapalem 13 Gollavarigunta 2 Madhavaiahpalem 120 Raviracu 134 Ammavaripeta 175 Gorlagunta 145 Madichenu Khandrika 86 ArigipaJie 160 Gotlagunta 65 Mahasamudram 8 Sanganapalle 171 .Athivaram 54 Gott ;kadu 167 Mallell'ala 174 Sangavaram 35 Attalsiddavaram 104 GULdlasamudram 186 Manigadaru Khandrika 110 Sidcagunta 156 Mannegunta 99 Siddavaram 105 Balas2mudram 81 Hastakaveri 52 Mannuru 187 Singamambapuram 51 Balayapalle 158 Manulalpeta 135 Somasanigunta 76 Bandarugunta 78 Inubunta 9 Marlagunta 44 Sreepuram 106 Bangarupeta 60 Maturr,adugu 55 Subrahmanyam 94 Bangaru 82 Jarlapadu 193 Melchuru 144 Sun ka ravaripalle Ynchasamudram 75 Jayam!='u 161 Mogallagunta 127 Surabhivari Khandrika 154 Baso'/ayagunta 151 Josyula Appalacharyula 137 Mokkalapudi 40 Suryapalern 29 Bheemavaram Khandrika 41 Mopuru 7 Swarna Y2.chasamudram 173 Bhyravaram 103 Juvvimanl Khandrika 113 Muddampalle 132 Bommagunta 169 Mummayapalem 92 Tadikalapadu Khandrika 108 Boppapuram 27 Kacagunta 166 Muraharirao Dondarao 112 Thallapalle 115 Beya nagunta 129 Kalaganda Khandrika 85 Thikkavaram 178 B usapalem 93 K2lapac:u 66 lhirnm8nagunta 191 Kalavalcpuai 45 Nadimpalle 180 Thimmayagunta 31 Chakalapalle 128 Kamakuru 68 Nagavolu 67 Thirthampadu 26 Challan2r,u Khandrika 183 Kamrnapaife 42 Nagulapadu 122 Thirumalapudi 62 Chapalapalle 109 Kampalem (Venkatagiri) 80 Naiduc.heruvu Khandrika 39 Timmayapaiem 195 Chekrocharyula 16 Kandalavaripalle 32 Naidupalem 139 T ri pu: antakab)-,atlapalle KhandTika 58 Ka nlja nalapad u 38 Namasivayapuram 64 Cheekarenipalle 118 Kariminag~nta 114 Nidigallu 130 Utlapalle 148 Chelikumpac:u 168 Korl!ru 21 Nindali 149 Chelikampadu 116 Katrcigunta 36 Noothalacheruvu 142 Vaddipalle Man negunta 56 Kayyuru 20 Vakyam 69 Chennasamudram 83 Kcmrnalagunta 73 Pakapudi 185 Vallivedu 3 Cherlopalle 164 \(onamgunta 136 Palakondasatram 59 Varadannapalle 159 Cheviredd I pa lie 28 Koneswarabhatl apalle 98 Palemkota 70 vedurug;Jnta 165 Chilamanuru 126 Kot2mcedu 77 Palempadu 6 Veerakumara 177 Ch i nabandarupalle 4 Kothacheruvu 53 Pallipadu Yachasamudram 163 Chinagotlagunta 196 Kothacheruvu 63 Palugodu 11 Velampa!le 188 Chinnannapeta 18 I

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GUDUR TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village 'Code No. Code No, (1) (2) ( 1 ) (2)

28 Addepalle 13 Muddumudi 9 Akkampeta 68 Muthyalapadu '59 Ananthamadugu 14 Amupallipadu 69 Nakkalakalva Khandrika 23 Anklilapa turu 56 Nalabhotlapalle 36 AnnambaKa 73 Nelaballi 87 Avyavaripalem 64 Nellaturu 82 Nernoor 43 Baddevolu 80 Nernoor Sangameswaraswamy 30 Ballavolu Khandrika 16 Bandepalle 71 Bhudhanam 72 Oduru 61 Chemidthi Orupalle alias Thurimerla 62 Chennuru (Bit -I) 63 Chennuru (Bit-II) 75 Palicherla 11 Cherukumudi 32 Pallamala Khandrika 67 Cil ilIa kuru 58 Palur 34 Chi ntavaram 12 Parlapadu 57 Pathallapalle 81 Gollapalle 42 Pentapadu 6 Griddalur 19 Piduru 65 Gudur East 44 Pidurupalem ,66 Gudur West 5 Pokkandala 15 Gurivindapudi 24 Ponnavolu .33 Ippapudi 76 Rachapatem 2 Jathlapuram 47 Ramasagaram 3 Jogipalle 49 Ranganaramapuram 70 Kadivedu 78 Reddigunta 20 Kakitha lapuru 51 Samudralavari Khandrika 38 Kalavakonda 60 Kandali 27 Thamminapatnam 88 Kandra 74 Theepanur 29 Kanupur East 41 Th ikkavaram 22 Kattuvapalle 90 Thimmanaramapuram 21 Kolanukuduru 50 Th ippareddipatle 79 Kommaneturu 52 Thokatapudi 85 Kondagunta 37 Thonukumala 17 Kudithipalle 83 Kundakuru 35 U dathavaripalem 10 Kuricherlapadu 39 Udatnavariparlapa Ite 4 Utukur 53 Lingasamudram 84 Vedicherla 8 Madamanuru 31 Vellapalem 77 Mangalapur 55 Vemulachedu 18 Manubolu 89 Vendodu 86 Mekanur 45 Venkanapalem 54 Mittapalle 46 Vinduru 7 Mittathmakuru 48 Molakalapundla 25 Yeruru 26 Momidi 40 Yogeswarunipalle

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

VAKADU TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1 ) (2)

52 Aletipadu Chittamuru 27 Molaganur 18 Allampadu 67 Mukkidipalem 55 Muttembaka 30 Andalamala 84 Aruru 33 Nagulamarri 31 Namakad (Bit-I) 32 Budidelavagu 38 Namakad (Bit-II) 92 BUradagali Kothapalem 41 Nellipudi 58 Cheemalapadu 4 Nellorepalle 20 Chendodu 71 Padarthivari Khandrika 42 Chennappagarimitta 3 Pallamala 62 Cherukumulam 79 Pallamparthy 94 Chillamuru 1 1 Pamanji Chittedu 89 Pambali 74 Devuni Khandrika 15 pathetipalem 64 Dugarajapatnam 35 Peddacheruvu 61 Durgavaram 50 Pellakuru 85 Perantravulamitta 86 Ellore 54 Pittivanipalle 51 Eswarawaka 28 Polla Khandrika 17 Ganganapalem 65 Pothunayanipalle 68 Gangupalem 90 Pudirayadoruvu 75 Gollapalem 34 Pul ikorru Putchalapalle 21 Gudali 12 44 Gundlu 69 Putragunta 49 Gunupad 72 Ranga nadhapuram Raya peddi palem 7 lIukurapadu 59 29 Isakanattu 88 Reddipalem (Bit-I) 91 Reddipalem (Bit-II) 78 Jalapeddipalem 22 Rudravaram

95 Kalagurthipadu 9 Siddavaram 56 Kalluru 96 Si nganalathuru 43 Kapparampadu 53 Somasamudram 8 Karlapudi 81 Tadimedu 46 Kasipuram Thinnelapudi 57 Kodivaka 24 63 Thirumur 80 Kogili 77 Kokkupalem 6 Uthama Nellore 47 Kondapuram 60 Utharapolam 37 Konduru 19 Kota 70 Vadlavanipalle 40 Kothacheruvu 14 Vagarru 5 Kothepalem 45 Vakadu 76 Kothapalem 13 Valamedu 10 Kothapatnam 2 Vallipedu 97 Kummarapalem 26 Vanjavaka 93 Varathur (North)· 23 Lakshmakka Khandrika 87 Vel igajulapalle 73 Mallam 83 Yellasiri 66 Mangalavaripalle 25 Yaragatipalle 82 Mannemala 39 Manyalanattu 16 Zaminkothapalem- 48 Menu 36 Zuvvanattu 387 388

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1981 1981 1981 :Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. ( 1) (2) (1 ) (2) l1 ) ( 2)

14 Acharlaparlapa lie 85 Kalavakur 88 Pella kuru 33 Addepudi 37 Kallipedu 7 Penaperiyapadu 101 Anakavolu 80 Kanuru 4 Polipadu 92 Anepudi alias Nadimi Khandrika 93 Kanuru Dharmaraya Khandrika 77 Puderu 36 Annamedu 29 Kapulur 62 Puduru 76 A,avaperimidi 26 Kareballavolu 86 Pulluru 97 Ardhamala 2 Karjamedu 96 Punabaka 91 Arigundam alias Padamati 67 Karumanchivari Khandrika 42 Punnepalle Khandrika 16 Kesavaram 1 Arimanupadu 18 Kondavallipadu 22 104 Arlapadu Rachapalem 54 Konetirachapalem 23 Raghavareddipalem 46 Athalapalem 50 Kothapeta 9 Rajupalem 38 Ayyapareddipalem 84 Kothur 64 Ravulagunta 31 Kuchivada 94 Bangarammapeta 90 Rosanuru 20 Bathalapuram 17 Kurugonda 13 Rudrayapalem 27 Bhatlakanupuru 61 Lakshmi Ananthasagaram 24 Saguturu '69 Bheemavaram 70 lankapalem 105 Settjgunt~ 3 Bhuvanagiripalem 81 Sirasanam Bedu 66 Biradawada 15 Maddali 19 Manamala 74 Talavayipadu 72 Chavali 41 Manavali 35 Tannamala 95 Chembedu 32 Marlamudi Jangalapalle 58 89 Chennappanaidupeta 43 Marlapalle Thimmaji Khandrika 60 Chigurupadu 53 Menakuru 48 Thummuru 68 Ch igurupadu Agraharam 98 Modugulapalem 83 Chillakur 63 Molakalapudi 99 Udipudi 6 Chillamanichenu 79 Muchchalagunta 34 Uppalamarthi 30 Chilamathur 106 Nandimala 102 Chintapudi 75 Nelaballi 59 Vaddigunta Khandrika 10 Vakativari Khandrika 55 Dwarakapuram 78 Nellarepalle 87 Neluballi roo Vedurupattu 25 Veerlagunapadu 107 Erragunta 40 Nemallapudi 39 Vengamambapuram 51 Garudagunta 21 Ozili 11 Venkatareddipalem 12 45 Gottiprolu .tijaya Nellore 71 Palachur 47 Vinnamala 52 Graddagunta 103 Palachurucheruvutattu Khandrika 5 Gurramkonda 56 Palepolam 44 Yakasiri 28 Pandlur 57 Y erramsettj palem 82 Jeelapaturu 73 Pannepalle 49 Josyulavari Khandrika 8 Peda Pariya 65 Zuvvalapalem

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SULLURPET TALUK

1981 1981 1981 tLocation Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of :VillaglJ Code No. Code No. Code No. r 1) (2) ( 1 ) (2) (1 ) (2)

45 Abaka 3 Kattuvapalle 2 Pulathota 35 Achukatla 68 Kesavareddipalem 81 Pulivendra 17 Adapamudi 107 Keypalem Labour Colony 89 Akkarnpeta 47 Komminenipalle 53 Ramachandragunta 15 Akkarapaka 87 Konduru "94 Aadagundala 72 Konnembattu 103 Ramapuram 7 Anegottam 24 Koradi 65 Atakanithippa 61 Kotapoluru 44 Samanthamallam 29 Ayvapalem Kothacheruvu Labour Colony 106 48 Sarvareddi Khandrika Kothapalle 28 Sridhanavalli ., 00 Bheemalavaripalem 76 Krishnareddi Tagelu 33 Suddamadugu Tagelu Booduru Kudiri 34 66 54 Suggupalle 39 Buradamadugu 67 Kudiri Chinanarasimhunigunta 74 Sulluru 64 Kudirithippa Khandrika 60 Suiluru Zaptikattubadi 43 Chandanamood i 18 Suragunta Tagelu 41 Lingampadu ., 05 Chantrasikuppam 16 Surapu Agraharam 109 Chengalpalem Labour Colony Mallayapalem 26 97 Tada 88 Mambattu Dama Nellore 96 Tada Khandrika 52 19 Maneri 40 Tallampadu 23 Oamaraya 57 Mangalampadu -69 DegAlapalem 37 Manga Nellore 32 Tanayali 75 Devadigunta 71 Mannarupoluru 27 Thogaramudi 92 Devunikhandrika 63 Mannemutheri 86 Thopu Khandrika 55 Mathakamudi 82 Gollalamul uva 31 Mavillapadu 51 Uchuru 84 Gopalareddipalem 30 Malupaka 56 Uggumudi 93 Graddagunta 25 Mijuru 42 Minamanamoodi 91 Vatambedu 58 Ilupuru Modugulapalem 50 73 Vatrapalem '99 'rakam 10 Mylangam 36 Vehigalapannuru 90 Velagalavagu 46 Jangalapalle 49 Nadellavari Khandrika 20 Velukadu 11 Nelapattu 95 Venadu 59 Nookal8palem 79 Vendlurupadu -80 Kadaluru 14 Venumbaka 22 Kadapatra 77 Padamati Khandrika 38 Vetagiripalem 9 Kalluru 83 Pallipalem 8 Kalluru Khandrika 62 Pandalagunta 13 Yekollu 4 Karatamudi 21 Pandrangam 85 Karijatha 104 Pannamgadu 12 Yekollu Vengamambapuram 5 Karikadu 108 Penubakam Labour Colony 70 Yerrabalem 6 Karikadudamaraya Kha ndrika 102 Periyavattu ; 01 Karuru 98 Pudi 78 Zuvvichelaka

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STATEMENT SHOWING THE DerAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

House Nos. DescriPtion of Ward or Block E. B. No. r---_-A ______"'\ No. the area covered From To tn each Enumeration Block (1 ) (2) (4) (5)

GUDUR TOWN (Class III) GUDUR TALUK

Ward 1 1-1 1-79/B Naidukalva. I.C.S. Road. Veerareddypalli Main Road, Yadava Street 2 1-79/9 1-135/2 West of Yadava Street, Mohammadan Street. Veelareddypalli Main Road up to Junction of Rama Mandiram 3 1-136 1-214 Veerareddypalli. Main Road (North), Ambedkal Street, Municipal Limits, Naidukalva

4 1-215 1-289 South Veerareddypalli. Main Road. Ambedkar Street, Municipal Limits, Kapu Street 5 1-290 1-362/Al South Veerareddypalli Main Road. Malavya Nagar Cross Road. Malavya Nagar Road, Kapu Street 6 1-363 1-401 South Veerareddypa IIi Main Road, West of I.C,S. Road, Malavyanagar, Main Road, Cross Road, to Malavyanagar 7 1-402 1-429/10G6 Malavyanagar Main Road (both sides), West of J. C.S. Road, North Sri Pothivari Street, Malavyanagar Cross Road 8 1-429Jl1G 1-465/B South of Sri Pothivari Street. West of I.C-.S. Road. Janakirampeta Main Road. of Cross Road 9 1-466 1-505 South Janakirampeta Main Road. Janakiram Peta. Road No.lI, Janakirampeta Main Street Janakirampeta First Cross Road 10 1-506 1-558J15 South of Janakirampeta Main Road. East of Janakirampeta First Cross Road. Second Cross Road, College Road 11 1-558/16 1-577/35 South of Naidukalva. Railway Lines. East of I. C. S. Road

2 12 2-1 2-34J4 Rapur Road, 1. C. S. Road, Naidukalva and Municipal Limits 13 2-35 2-70/2 Narasingaraopeta Cross Road No.4, Saibaba Street, Rapur Road. Municipal Limits 14 2-71 2-111/31 Yerramreddivari Street, Saibaba Street, Nara­ singaraopeta. Cross Road No. IV, MuniCipal Limits 15 2-111/32 2-168 Water Works Road. Rapur Road, Yerramreddi­ vari Street. Narasingaraopeta. Main Road 16 2-169 2-246 Pellakuruvari Street. Rapur Road (both sides), Saibaba Street 17 2-247 2-338 Water Works Road (both sides), Pellakuruvari Street, Rapur Road 18 2-339 2-365 Rapur Road, I. C. S. Road, Sarojinidevipeta lind Cross Road (North) Railway Line 19 2-366 2-404/1 Sarojinidevipeta. Second Cross Road (South). I. C.S. Road Naidukaluva. Railway Line 419

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of ,.-__--A ______, Ward or Block E.B. No. the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block (1) (3) (4) (5)

I GUDUR TOWN (Class III) GUDUR TAlUK (Conta.)

Ward 3 20 3-1 3-5/15 Bvpass Road, Le1lel Crossing Road. Railway track. Municipal Limits 21 3-5/16 3-48/2 Bangi Sahibpeta, third cross Road. By Pass Road. Bangisahibpeta. First Cross Road. MUnicipal limits 22 3-48A 3-101 Bangi Sahibpeta third Cross Road (part) By Pass Road. Bangisahibpeta, First Cross Road (Part), Municipal Limits

23 3-102 3 -136 Bangi Sahibpeta, Fourth Cross Road (both sides) By Pass Road (Part). Bangi Sahibpeta. third Cross Road (Part), Municipal Limits 24 3-137 3-170/49 By Pass Road (Part). Bangisahibpeta (Part). Muncipal Limits 26 3-170/50 3-172{7 Veterinary Hospital Road (north) ,Nellore Road. Municipal Limits 26 3-173 3-223/2 Municipal Limits,Narasaiah Gunta area,G.N.T. Road, Veterinary Hospital Road (South)

4 27 4 -1 4-102 Shareef Sahib Lane. Alagandha Swamy Temple Street. Mosque Street. Nellaturuvari Lane, Kalawalapudivari Lane. Municipal limits, old G.N.T. Road 28 4-103 4-208 Mosque Street, Nellaturuvari Street (Part), Kalawalapudivari Street (Part), Municipal Limits

5 29 5-1 5-74 Brahmin Street. Patel Street. Mosque Street, Bellapuvari Street 30 5-75 5-135/2 BeJlapuvari Street (Part). Patel Street, Kapu Street. Alagandha Swamy Temple Street 3t 5-136 5-187/80 Patel Street. Kapu Street. Alagandha Swamy Temple Street

6 32 6-1 6-74 Kapu Street (Part). East Street, Municipal Limits 33 6·-75 6-129 Karnam Street. Boddu Chowk Road. East Street. Kapu Street 34 6-130 6-180/11-3 Madras Road. Karnamvari Street. MuniCipal Limits

7 35 7-1 7-139 Mittapalem (Palt), Gandhi Road, Bazar Street. Alagandha Swamv Temple area 36 7-140 7-241 Hospital Road. Hanuman Singh Street. Gudur­ vari Lane. Mittapalem (Part). BOddu Chowk Lane 37 Part 7·-24? 7-285/4 GUdurvari Lane (Part). Alagandha Swamy Temple Street. Shariff Sahib Street area, Hospital Road area 420

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

House NOI. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. ,------"------., the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5)

I GUDUR TOWN (Class III) GUDUR TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 8 37 (Part) 8-1 8-21/2

3B 8-22 8-109 Jandrapeta. Bhudanavari Street. Kummari Street. Raja Street. Hanuman Singh Street 39 8-110 8-189/2 Jandrapalem Street. Hanuman Singh Street. Gollavari Street. Madras Road. Dudala Kal uva Street 40 8-190 8-218/4 Municipal Limits. Gudur Tank area. Dudala Keluva. Madras Road

9 41 9-1 9-69/3 Siddareddivari Street, Manguntavari Lane. MogalJuruvari Street" Darga Street. Bazar Street 42 9-70/1 9-131 Manguntavari Lane. NalajalammaTemple Street, Chakali Street. Mogalluruvari Street (Part) 43 9-132 9-269}7 Raja Street, Thyagaraja Street, Nalajalamma Temple Street. Siddareddivari Street

10 44 10-1 10-35/B Old G.N.T. Road, Prakash Street. Thammi- Chetty Gunta area 45 10-38 10-100/5 G.N.T. Road (Part), By Pass Road (Part). 46 10-101 10-184 Maternity Centre area. Kasturibai area 47 10-185 10-246/2 Harijanapalem area 48 10-247 10-334 Arundhathipalem (Part) 49 10-335 10-416/7 Hattupeta area 50 10-417 10-455/1 Thambisettigunta area (Part). Darga Street (Part)

11 51 11-1 11-100 Nalajalamma Temple Street (Part). Gamalla­ palem. Maya Bazar (Part) 52 11-100/1 11-173 Veeresalingam Road. Gamallapalem Street. Ankamma Gudi Street. Prasuthi Kendram Street. Maya Bazar (Part)

53 11-174 11-284 Maya Bazar area. (Part), of Ashok Nagar. Prasuthi Kendrem Street (Part). Gurujadavari Street 54 11-285 11-362 Arundhathipalem, Maya Bazar (Part). By Pass Road (Part) 55 11-363 11-400/31/1 Ashok Nagar (Part) 56 11-400/32 11-458/2 Mahalakshamma Gudi Street. Thygaraja Street. Maya Bazar area 57 11-458/3 11-628/6 Bus Stand area, Taluk office area

12 58 12-1 12-95 Vivekananda Road, Jaihind Street. Raja Street. Thyagaraja Street (Part). Maya Bazar 421

STATEMENT SHOVVING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUbEo IN tHE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN' AREAS OF NElLORE DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. r----A.------..... the a rea covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block ( 1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

I GUOUR TOWN (Class III) . GUDUR TALUK (Cone/d.)

Wlrd 12 (Cone/d.) 59 12-96 12-182JC Gamallap8lem. Ankammagudi area &0 12-183 12-243 Thyagaraja Street. Mahalakshamma Temple Street area

13 61 13-7 13-102 Kummari Street. Kummari Street Cross lane. Choultry Street. Raja Street 62 13-103 13-187 Raja Street (Part). Thyagaraja Street. Gamalla­ palem area 63 13-188 13-257/2 Raja Street (Part). Gamallapalem lane. Venka_ teshwara Swamigunta Street

14 64 14-1 14-71 G'ldur tank area. Anjaneya S wamy Temple Street. I.C.S. Road (Part). Hospital Road (Part)

6.5 14-72 14-143/1 Gudur tank area (Part). Naidu Kaluva (Part), I.C.S. Road (Part). Anjaneya Swamy Temple Street

66 14-144 14-225/5 ,.C.S. Road area. Naidu Kaluva area. S.M.G. School area

67 14-226 14-310/5 I.C.S. Road (Part). Church Street. Taluk office Road. Hospital Road. (Part)

15 68 15-1 16-32/2 Naidu Kaluva Katta area 69 15-33 16-68110 Ranipeta Second Main Street 70 15-69 15-116/1 I.C.S. Road (Part). Ranipeta Second Cross Street. Ranipeta Third Cross Main Street 71 15-117 15-144J 1 I.e.s. Road (Part), Railway lane area, Rani­ peta 5th Main Street. Ranipeta 3rd Main Street 72 15-145 15-166/4 Ranipeta area (Part), Railway lane, I.C.S. Road (Part) 73 15-167 16-227 Nehrunagar Main Road. I.C.S. Road. Munici_ pal Limits 74 15-228 15-286/1 Nehrunagar Main Street, Narayanaml11a Temple Street. Valayanandapuram Third Cross Road 75 15-286/B 15-344E Valayanandapuram, Nehrunagar (Part) I.C.S, Road (Part). Naidu Kaluva~area 422

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAilS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION SLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELlORE DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. ,,------"-----, the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

II KAVAll TOWN (Class III) KAVALI TALUK

Ward 1 1 1-1-1 1-1-13 Darbalavari Street 1-2-1 1-2-13(1) Vishnalayam Street 1 -3-1 1-3-49 Sivalayam Street 1-4-1 1-4-14 1-5-1 1-5-5 1-6-1 1-6-4 1-7-1 1-7-8 1-8-1 1-8-9 1-9-1 1 9-23A 1-10-1 1-10-8A

2 1-10-9 1-10-14(3) Kasavarajuvari area 1-11-1 1-11-10 Sivalayam Street 1-12-1 1-12-1A Vemireddivari Street 1-13-1 1-13-6A 1-14-1 1-14-14A 1-16-1 1-15-35 Kakanivari Street 1-16-1 1-16-16 1-17-1 1-17-13 Vemireddyvari Street 1-18-1 1-18-7 1-19-1 1-19-1A Eathamukkalavari Street 1-20-1 1-20-36

2 3 2-1-1 2-1-2 Vivekananda Park area 2-2-1 2-2-24 2-3-1 2-3-12A 2-4-1 2-4-33 Vishnalayam area 2-5-1 2-5-18(2) 2-6-1 2-6-12(2) 2-7-1 2 -7-25/4

4 2-7-26 2-7-32 Trunk Road 2-8-1 2-8-114/1 2-9-1 2-9-27 Old Land Mortgage Bank area 2-10-1 2-10-7A 2-11-1 2-11-30' 2-12-1 2-12-26 Vegetable Market area

5 2-12-27 2-12-43 Vegetable Market area 2-13-1 2-13-27A1 2-14-1 2-14-26 Sri Ram Theatre lane 2-15-1 2-15-8 Arunodaya Cloth Market area 2-16-1 2-16-4 2-17-1 2 -17-3 2-18-1 2-18-10 Thummalapenta lane 2-19-1 2-19-17

3 6 3-1-1 3-1-10 Poluvari Street 3-2-1 3-2-9A 3-3-1 3-3-5 423

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

House Nos. Descriptioll of Ward or Block f.B. No. ,------"'-_ ---..... the area covered No. From To in each Enumfiration Block (1) (2) (4) (5)

II KAVAll TOWN (Class Ill) KAVALI TAlUK (Contd.)

Ward 3 (Coneld.) e (Coneld.) 3-4-1 3-4-4A Poluvari Street 3-5-1 3-6-3 3-6-1 3-6-42 Vishnalayam Stre.t 3-7-1 3-7-16 3-8-1 3-8-13

7 3-8-14 3-8-37 Kotha Bazar area 3-9-1 3-9-15 3-10-1 3-10-76 8 3-10-77 3-10-910 Kotha Bazar area 3-11-1 3-11-11 3-12-1 3-i2-102A Trunk Road. 3-13-1 3-13-25 Rasakpalem. Oodlavaripalem 3-14-1 3-14-22 3-15-1 3-15-2 4 9 4-1-1 4-1-13 Eathamukkalavari Street 4-2-1 4-2-28 4-3-1 4-3-4B 4-4-1 4-4-9 4-5-1 4-5-4A 4-6-1 4-6-11 4-7-1 4-7-38A Kurapativari area 4-8-1 4-8-11 10 4-8-12 4-8-21 Kurapativari area 4-9-1 4-9-15 4-10-1 4-10-14 KukkaJagunta Badava 4-"-1 4-11-100/ 1 4-12-1 4-12-16 Puchalapallivari Thota 4-13-1 4-13-8A 4-14-1 4-14-20 11 4-14-21 4-14-40 PuchalapalJivari Thota 4-15-1 4-15-2411 4-16-1 4-16-9 Poluvari Veedhi 4-17-1 4-17-9 4-18-1 4-18-3 4-19-1 4-19-7A Bench Court area 4-20-1 4-20-2A Vishnalayam Street 12 5-1-1 5-1-780 Kukkalagunta Badava 5-2-1 5-2-4B 13 5-2-5 5-2-108 5-3-1 5-3-29 Bommareddyvari Street 5-4-1 5-4-20 Pullu Saheb Street 5-5-1 5-5-37 Thummalavari Street 14 5-5-38 5-5-55 5-6-1 5-6-10 5-7-1 5-7-19 Anamvari Street 424

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

House NOI. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. ,------_ ...... _-----, the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

II KAVALI TOWN (Class III) KAVALI TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 5 (Cone/d.) 14 (Cone/d.) 5-8-1 5-8-415 Puchalapallivari Street 5-9-1 5-9-13 5-10-1 5-10-7 5-11-1 5- 1 1-1 A Vikruthivari Street 15 5-11-2 5-1'-23A 5-12-1 5-12-2 5-13-1 5-13-21 5-14-1 5-14-9A 5- 15-1 5-15-29 TrlJnk Road 5-16-1 5-16-33 Sarvabotlavari Street 16 5-16-34 5-16-40A 5-17-1 5-17-25 Matam Street 5-18-1 5·-18-5/1 Vikruthivari Street 5-19-1 5-19-5 Malevari Street 5-20-1 5-20-96 Vengayagaripalem 6 6-1-1 6-1-19 6-1A-1 6-1A-40 6-2-1 6-2-53 8-3-1 8-3-2 18 6-3-3 6-3-1 Mosque area 6-4-1 6-4-4381 6-5-1 6-5-27A 6-6-1 6-6-2A 6-7-1 6-7-12 6-8-1 6-8-12 19 6-8-13 6-8-78 Trunk Road 6-9-1 6-9-9 6-10.1 6-10--2 6-11-1 6-11--5 Pee ria Cbavadi, Janda Street 6-12-1 6-12-22 6-13-1 6-13-10 6-14-1 6-14-1480

7 20 7-1-1 7-1-34 Trunk Road 7-2-1 7-2-2C 7-3-1 7-3-4 7-4-1 7-4-19A Vayunandans Press StrBet 7-5-1 7-5-34A 21 7-5-35 7-5-42 7-6-1 7--S-13A 7-7-1 7-7-1Jl 22 7-7-1K 7-7-7B 7-8-1 7-B-63A 7- 8A-1 1-8A-9 23 7-8A-10 7--8A-13 7-9-1 1- 9·34 7 - 10-' 7-10-50A 425

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELlORE DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. r------A ------, the arslI covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block (1 ) (2) (4) (5)

11 KAVALI TOWN (Class 111) KAVALI TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 7 (Cone/d.) 24 7-10-51 7-10-69 Sankalavari Thota. Chikati Thopu 7-11-1 7-11-68 7-12-1 7-12-10 7-13-1 7-14-1 7-14-34

25 7-14-35 7-14-55A 7-15-1 7-15-210 (b) 7-16-1 7-16-10 7-t7-1 7-17-34 7-18-1 7-18-58

26 7-18-6 7-18-BA 7-19-1 7-19-25C 7-20-1 7-20-9A 7-21 -1 7-21-5E 7-22- 1 7-22-2GJ1 7-23-1 7-23-11A

26 7-24-1 7-24-5A 7-25-1 7-25-18A 7-26-1 7-26-17A

27 7-26-18 7-26-19A Chevurivari Thota, Tiles Factory area 7-27-1 7-27-151 7-28-1 7-28-34 28 8-1- 1 8 1-60C(4) Trunk Road 8-2-1 8-2-30E Brundavanam 8-3-1 8-3-10 Chittaturivari Street 8- 4·-1 8-4-14A Bottavari Street 29 8-5-1 8-5-11A Nagisettyvari Street 8-6-1 8-6-37 Chilakavari Street 8-6A-l 8-6A-3A Pasupuletivari Street 8-7-1 8-7-1A2 Gonuguntavari Street 8- 8-1 8-8-25 Oletivari Street 8-9-1 8-9-5(2) Bytakummari Street

30 8-9-6 8-9-20 8-10-1 8-10-8 Pendamvari Street 8- 1 1-1 8-1'-12F Godown Street 8-12-1 8-12-12/6 Cinema Hall Road 8-13-1 8-13-6 8-14-1 8-14-13A Chalamcherlavari Street 8 -15-1 8-15-3B Mal1elavari Street 8-16-1 8-16-21 Aanalavari Street 8-17-1 8-17-8 Chembetivari Street 8-18-1 8-18-23 Varava Katta 8-19-1 8-19-7 Velamurivari Street

31 8-19-8 8-19-9G Natavari Thota 8-20-1 8-20-4 426

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

House NOl. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. r------....·------1 the BreB covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block

(1) (2) (3) (4 ) (5)

II KAVALI TOWN (Class III) KA.VALI TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 8 (Cone/d.) 31 (Cone/d.) 8-21-1 8-21-3K12 Natavari Thota 8-22-1 8-22-4}1 8-23-1 8-23-11>. 8-24-1 8-24-27 Gollamudivari Street 8-25-1 8-25-16 Burlavari St. 8-26-1 8-26-15 Medikondavari Street 32 8-27-1 8-27-33C3 Anumakondavari Street 8-28-1 8-28-2 Purushothamvari Street 8-29-1 8-29-10 VayunaQdana Press Road 8-30-1 8-30-64 Vykuntapuram, Gandhi Colony 33 8-30-65 8-30-95A 8-31-1 8-31-32 8-32-1 8-32-47 8-33-1 8-33-20 34 8-33 -21 8-33-591>. 8-34-1 8-34-11 8-35-1 8-35-67C 8-36-1 8-36-11D 8-37-1 8-37-20(2) 35 9-1-1 9-1-16 Peddapavani Road 9-2-1 8-2-9A Pasupuletivari Street 9-3-1 9-3-8 Makanavari Street 9-4-1 9-4-9 Gothalavari Street 9-5-1 9-5-10 Bhogyamvari Street 9-6-1 9-6-12H Vaddepalem 9-6A-1 9-6A-9 9-7-1 9-7-24 36 9-8-1 9-8-68(4) 9-9-1 9-9-2 9-10-1 9-10-10 9-11 -1 9-11-19 9-12-1 9-12-6A 9-13-1 9-13-6A Duvvuruvari Street 9-14-1 9-14-13 Handloom Assn. Street 37 9-14-14 9-14-16 9·-15-1 9-15-22A Tatavarthivari Street 9-16-1 9-16-9A/1 Kalugolamma Thota 9-17-1 9-17-71>. 9-18-1 9-18-18C 9-19 1 9-19 9A Railway Road 9-20-1 9-20-5A 38 9-20-6 9-20-53 9-21-1 9-21-2 9-22-1 9-22·-69 9-23-1 9-23--15 9-24-1 9-24-36 Railway Colony 427

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of ___A _____ , Ward or Block E. B. No. the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

" KAVALI TOWN (Class III) KAVALI TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 9 (Concld.) 39 9-25-1 9-25-109 Janathapet 40 9-25-110 9-25-197(2) 41 9-25-198 9-25-208(3) 9-26-1 9-26-18 42 9-27-1 9-27-138 1() 43 10-1-1 10-1-19 Rly. Feeders Road 10-2-1 10-2-5A Pokanavari Street 10-3-1 10-3-9G 10-4-1 10-4-4 10-5-1 10-5-16A Court Veedhi 10-6-1 10-6-33 Appala Agraharam 10-7-1 10-7 7B 44 10-8-1 10-8·-28 10-9-1 10-9-36A 10-10-1 10-10-5C/1 10-11-1 10-11-8 (a) 10-12-1 10-12-5 Kanumallavari Street 10-13-1 10-13-4 45 10-14-1 10-14-168 10-15-1 10-15-45G Trunk Road 46 10-15-46 10-l5-49K 10-16-1 10-16-320/3 Udayagiri Road 10-17-1 10-17-10A 10-18-1 10-18-16A Goods-Shed Road 10-19-1 10-19-9C Solavari Street 47 10-20-1 10-20-7B Christianpet 10-21--1 10-21.6A/' 10-22-1 10-22-7B 10-23-1 10-23-15 10-24-1 10-24-19 10-25-1 10-25-14B 48 10-25-14 10 25-168 10-26-1 10-26-5F 10-27-1 10-27-7 10-28-1 10-28-6 10-29 -1 10-29-6C 10-30-1 10-30-12A South Janathapet 10-31-1 10-31-150 Society Colony 49 10-31 -16 10-31-31 10-32-1 10-32-14E 10-33-1 10-33-1B/2 10-34-1 10-34-6 50 10-35-1 10-35-20 10-36-1 10-36-12A/2 Janathapet 10-37-1 10-37-41(C) Udayagiri Road 10-38-1 10-38-11F Janathapet 428

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

House Nos. D'Sclj~ljon of Werd or Block E. B. No. the area covered No. From To """' in each Enumeration Block (1) (2) (3) (4 ) (6)

II KAVALI TOWN (Class III) KAVALI TALUK (Conte.)

Ward to (Cone/d·) 51 10-38-12 10-38-20/1 Janathapet 10-39-1 10-39-22 10-39-Afl 10-39-Af42 52 10-40-1 10-40-26(2} Janathapet 10-41-1 10-41-4 10-42-1 10·-42-5 (2) 10-43-1 10-43-4 10-44-1 10-44-1K3 10-45-1 10-45-22B Kacherimitta 53 10-45-23 10-45-27A Kacherimitta 10-46-1 10-46-95 54 10-46-96 10-46-107B Kacheri mitta ·10-47-1 10-47-41B 10-48-1 10-48-43 55 10-48-44 10-48-60A Kacherimitta 10-49-1 10-49-81 56 10-49-82 10-49-134A Kacherimitta 10-50-1 10-50-52 10-57-1 10-57-3 57 10-57-4 10-57-100 Indirenagar 10-58-1 10-58-37

11 58 11-1-1 11-1-60 Trunk Road 11-2-1 l'-2-BA Ihummalapenta Road 11-3-1 11-3-32 B Swayampakulavari Street 59 11-3-33 11-3-36A(3) Swayampakulavari Strell. 11-4-1 11-4-28A Kasai Street 11-5-1 "-5-35A 11-6-1 "-6-3A 60 11-7-1 11-7-51 (A) Harijanapalem 1'-B-1 11-8-46 6t 11-8-47 11-8-B5A Harijanlpelem 11-9-1 11-9-3 11-10-1 1'-10-6A 11-11-1 11-11-18A 11-12-1 "-12-23B 11-13-1 11-13-6 Arundathipalem. 62 11-13-7 11-13-20 11-14-1 11-14-36 11-15-1 11-15-5 11-16-1 11-16-200/1 63 11-16-21 1'-16-22A 11-17·-1 11-17-33 11-18-1 l'-'B-8 11-19-1 11-19-118· 11-20-1 1'-20-5A 11-21-1 ".-2'-56 64 11-21-6 11-21-39A 429

~TATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAilS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

House Nos. DescriPtion of ,-_____ A _____, Ward or Block .Ed!... No .. the area. covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block

(1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5)

II KAVAlI TOWN (Class Ill) KAVALI TALUK (Conefd.)

Ward 11 (Cone/d.) 64 (Coneld.) 11 -22-1 11-22-3A Ramamurthypet 11 -23-1 11-23-8(2) 11-24-1 11-24-4A 65 11 - 25-1 11-25-8 11-26-1 11-26-13 11-27-1 11-27-20A 66 11-28-1 "-28-10A 11-·29-1 11-29-12A 11-30-1 11-30-6 11 31-1 11-31-38/1 11-32-1 11-32-14 67 11-33-' "-33-303 Vengolrao Nagar 68 11-33-304 11-33-493 69 11-·33-494 11-33-687/1 70 11-33-688 11-33-987

III KOVUR TOWN (Class III) KOVUR TAL UK

Ward 1 189 1-1-1 1-1-263 190 1-1-254 1-1-327 2 191 2-1--1 2-1-60 2-2-1 2-2-30 192 2-2-31 2-2-108 2-3-1 2-3-21 2-4.-1 2-4-19 2-5-1 2-5·10 193 2-6-1 2-6-145 194 2-6-146 2-6- 552 2-7-1 2-7-49 195 2- 7-50 2-7-186 196 2-7-187 2-7-310 197 2-8-1 2-8-84 2-9-1 2-9-64 198 2-9-65 2-9-193 199 2-9-194 2-9-228 2-10-1 2-10-101 200 2-10-102 2-10-172 2-11-1 2-11-20 2-12-1 2-12--78 201 2-12-79 2-12-237 202 Uninhabited 203 2-12-238 2-12-303 2-13-1 2-13-104 2-14-1 2-14-20 3-1-1 3- 1 - 1 62 204 3-2-1 3-2-28 430

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

Hous. No. D.scrlptlon of Ward or Block A E. B. No. r------"""\ the area coVered No. From To in each Enumeration Block (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (6)

III KOVUR TOWN (Class In) KOVUR TALU1( (Contd.)

Ward 3 (Cone/d.) 204 (Cone/d.) 3-3-1 3-3-21 205 3-3-22 3-3-27 3-4-1 3-4-34 4 206 4-1-1 4-1-104 207 4-1-106 4·1-259 4-2-1 4-2-37 208 4-2-38 4-2-49 4-3-1 4-3-10 4-4-1 4-4-41 5 209 5-1-1 5-1-64 210 5-2-1 5-2-63 5-3-1 5-3-46 5-4-1 5-4-61-1 211 5-4-51-2 6-4-69-4 5-5-1 5-5-10 5-6-1 5-6-21 6 212 6-1-1 6-1-36 6-2-1 6-2-23 6-3-1 6-3-15 6-4-1 6-4-17 213 6-4-18 6-4-36 6-6-1 6-5-34 6-6-1 6-6-10 7 214 7-1-1 7-1-40 7-2-1 7-2-19 7-3-1 7-3-35 215 7-3-36 7-3-50 7-4-1 7-4-10 7-5-1 7-5-7 7-6-1 7-6-14 7-7-1 7-7-29 7-8-1 7-8-5 7-9-1 7-9-29 8 216 8-1-1 8-'-30 8-2-1 8-2-5 217 8-3-1 8-3-81 8-4-1 8-4 65 218 8-4-66 8-4-135 8-5-1 8-5-12 8-6-1 8-6-36 9 219 9-1-1 9-1-19 220 9--1-20 9-1-111 9-2-1 9·-2-55 9-3-1 9-3-16 221 9-4-1 9-4-2 9-5-1 9-5-6 9-6-1 9-6-10 10 222 10-1-1 10-1-51 431

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

HQuse Nos. Description of A _____...., Ward or Block E. B. No. r- the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block (1) (2) (3) (4) (6)

III KOVUR TOWN (Class 111) KOVUR TALUK (Cone/d.)

Ward 10 (Coneld.) 222 (Coneld.) 10-1-1 10-1-51 10-2-1 10-2-38 223 10-2-39 10-2-59 10-3-1 10-3-12 10-4-1 10-4-73-3

11 224 11-1-1 11-1-19 225 11-1-20 11-1-160 226 11-1-161 11-1-313 227 11-1-314 11-1-404}2 11-2-1 11-2-23 11-3-1 11-3-17 228 11-3-18 11-3-22 11-4-1 11-4-64 11-5-1 11-5-79 11-6-1 11-6-40 229 'l1-6-41 11-6-228 230 11-6-229 11-6-416 231 11-6-417 11-6-538 232 11-6-539 11-6-634

VI NELLORE TOWN (Class I) NELLORE TALUK

Ward 1 1-1 1-66 1-130 1-163 1-176 1-207 1-217 1-247 2 1-66 1-129 3 1-311/1 1-311/95 4 1-311}96 1-319 6 1-164 1-174 1-208 1-216 1-248 1-310 6 1-320 1-409 7 1-410 1-603 1-612 1-618 8 1-604 1-576 9 1-577 1-611 1-619 1-639 10 1-640 1-674 11 1-676 1-729

2 12 2-1 2-78 13 2-79 2-151 2-189 2-196 14 2-162 2-188 15 2-215 2-313 432

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATiON BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NElLORE DISTRICT

House Nos. Descriplion 01 Ward or Block E. B. No. ., the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block (1) (2) ( 3) (4 ) (5)

VI NElLORE TOWN (Class I) NELLORE T ALUK (Contd.)

Ward 2 (Cone/d.) 16 2-134 2-371 2-406 2-440 2-197 2-214 17 2-372 2--405

3 18 3-1 3-14 3-403 3-439 3-644 3-662 19 3-15 3-43 3-280 3-363 3-402 20 3-349 3-362 3-281 3-282 3-440 3-481 3-638 3-643 21 3-282 3-336 3-348 3-631 3-637 3-482 :'-530 22 3-572 3-630 23 3-314 3--335 3-631 3-571 3-621 3-630 24 3-44 3-79 3-220 3- 236 3-271 3-279 25 3-80 3-161 26 3-162 3-219 3-237 3-259 27 3-1050 3-1081 28 3-Ei63 3-709 29 3-710 3-768 3-976 3-983 30 3-984 3-1045 31 3-260 3-270 3-284 3-313 3-1046 3-1049 32 3-769 3-850 33 3-851 3-903 3-904 3-975 34 3-1082 3.1119

4 35 4 -1 4-48 4-55 4-67 36 4-49 4-54 4-68 4-117 4·191 4·263 37 4-118 4·190 38 4.264 4-378 39 4-379 4-425 4-473 4·488 433

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. ., the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block (1) (2) (3) (4 ) (5)

VI NELLORE TOWN (Class I) NELLORE TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 4 (Cone/d.) 40 4-426 4-472 4-527 4-590 41 4_591 4-604 4-733 4-825 42 4-826 4-856 4-703 4-712 43 4-409 4-526 4-605 4-670 44 4-671 4-702 4-857 4-909 45 4-713 4-732 4-910 4-945 4-1013 4-1062 46 4-946 4-1012 4-1063 4.1104 47 4-1105 4-1216

5 48 5-1 5-81 5-333 5-385 49 5-82 5-180 5_233 5-332 50 5-181 5-232 5.908 5-993 51 5-386 5-482 5-702 5-907 52 5.483 5-588 53 5.589 5-657 54 5·658 5-701 5-994 5-1025

6 55 6-1 6-102 56 6.103 6-120 6.155 6-201 57 6.121 6-154 6.202 6-240 58 6.342 6-362 6.527 9-565 59 6.241 6-259 6-308 6-341 6-566 6-576 60 6.260 6-307 61 6-363 6-399 6-400 6-413 62 6-414 6-437 6-491 6-526 63 6-438 6-490

7 64 7.1 7-132 65 7 -133 7-189 7-586 7-620 66 7-190 7-307 67 7-308 7-400 434

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

House Nos, Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. r------A..---.-, the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

VI NELLORE TOWN (Class I) NELLORE TALUK (Contd. )

Ward 7 (Cone/d.) 68 7-401 7-485 69 7-486 7-585 70 7 -621 7-759 71 7-60 7-843 72 7-844 7-946 73 7-947 7 _1 037 74 7-1038 7 - 11 60 75 7-1161 7-1281 7-1523 7-1670 76 7 -1282 7-1522 77 7-1671 7-1780 78 7-1781 7 -1861 79 7-1870 7 -19 52 7-1862 7-1869

8 80 8-1 8-77 81 8-78 8-171 82 8-172 8-634 83 8-635 8- 717 84 8-718 8-815 85 8-816 8-9?1

9 86 9-1 9-52 9-731 9-788 87 9-53 9-56 9-65 9-85 9-300 9-365 9-789 9-815 88 9-229 9-299 89 9-57 9-64 9-2.17 9-228 9-366 9-419 90 9-98 9-199 91 9-420 9-480 9-500 9-504 9-816 9-841 92 9-481 9-497 9-505 9-564 93 9-565 9-646 9-667 9-690 94 9-647 9-666 9-619 9-730 9-200 9-216

10 95 10.1 10·58 96 10-59 10-77 10-135 10-165 10-176 10-307 97 10-78 10-134 10-396 10-406 435

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NEllORE DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No...... the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block (1 ) (2) (3) (4 ) (5)

VI NELLORE lOWN (Olass I) NELlORE TAlUK (Contd.)

Wald 10 (Cone/d.) 98 10-166 10-175 10-308 10·36L 10_365 10.378 99 10-363 10-364 10-379 10-395 10_407 10-427 10-607 10-662 100 10-428 10-468 10-535 10-606 101 10-469 10-534 10-663 10-72 9

11_27 11 102 11 -1 11-216 11-224 11-250 11-262 11-300 11-326 103 11-28 11-143 11-278 11-299 104 ,,-'82~ 11 -215 11-225 11-249 11-263 11-277 105 11-328 11-408 106 11-409 11 -480 107 11_481 11-568 108 11-669 11-648 109 11-649 11 - 7 56 110 11_756 11·830 11-876 11-921 111 11-831 11-874 11-144 11-181

12 112 12-1 12-251 113 12-252 12-349 114 12-350 12-486 115 12-486 12-608 116 12-609 12-642 117 12_643 12- 744

118 12-745 12-761 12-779 12-807 12 -841 12-929 119 12-762 12-778 12-808 12-840 12-930 12-998 120 12-999 12-1132 121 12-1133 12-1230 122 12-1231 12-1314 123 12-1315 12-1390 124 12-1456 12-1567 125 12-1568 12-1698 436

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NEllORE DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of ,..-___ -A____ ..... Ward or Block E. B. No. the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

VI NELLORE TOWN (Class I) NELLORE TAlUK (Contd.)

Ward 13 126 13-1 13-73 13-608 13-680 127 13-74 13-176 13·543 13·607 128 13-177 13.262 129 13·253 13-341 130 13-342 13·400 131 13.401 13.542

14 132 14-1 14·68 133 14-69 14-176 134 14-177 14-327 136 14.328 14-467

16 136 16·1 15-63 16.160 16.186 16-331 15-359 15.614 15·625 137 16.64 15-1049 138 16.187 16-330 139 16.360 16.441 140 15·442 16.699 15.600 16·613

141 16.626 1 5-73~ 16.975 16-1004 142 15·1006 16·1051 16·866 16·896 143 15.960 16·974 15.1062 16.1166 144 16.1167 16.1302 145 15.1303 15.1343 146 15.811 1 6-8 51 15-987 15·989 147 15.733 15.810 15.852 15-865

16 148 16-1 16.29 16.260 16.367 149 16.30 16.131 160 16.132 16·249

151 16-368 16·642 152 16.643 16.705 16.1160 16·1244 16.1253 16_1256 16.1287 163 16.706 16-1012 16-1332 16.1353 164 16-1013 16-1072 16.1184 16-1230 16-1296 16.1331 437

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THe AREAS INCLUDED IN iHc ENUMERAllON BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELlORE DISTRIC1 ------House Nos. Description of ,-____ -.A_ -.-___, Ward or Block E. B. No. the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5)

VI NELLORE TOW N (Class I) NELLORE TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 16 (Cone/d.) 155 16·1073 16·1159 16·1161 16.1183 16.1231 16.1l43 16·1254 15·1255 16·1288 16.1295 156 16.1354 16.1495 157 16·1496 16·1552 16.1807 16.1849 16·1860 16·1889 158 16.1800 16-1806 16.1758 16·1799 16·1628 16·1632 16·1680 16.1751 159 16.1633 16·1679 16-1553 16·1627 160 16·2086 16·2235 161 16.2236 16.2344 162 16·2345 16·2478 163 16.2479 16·2563 164 16·2564 16·2687 165 16·2688 16·2790 166 16_:2 791 16.2856 167 16-2857 16.3048 168 16·1850 16.1859 16·1904 16·1932 16·1994 16.2085 169 16.1890 16.1903 16.1933 16·1993

17 170 17 ·1 17·44 17.77 17-142 17.723 17·742 171 17·45 17.76 17·143 17_197 172 17·198 17·269 173 17.nO 1'7·380 174 17.381 17.401 175 17·665 17·722 17.402 17.470 17.605 17·623 17.633 11.664 176 17.471 17·604 17. 6 ~4 17·632

18 177 18·1 18·70 18·678 18·689 178 18.71 18.79 18·550 18·635 179 18.156 18.204 18.495 18-549 438

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

House NOl. Description of ,....______.A..~ __\ Ward or Block E. B. No. the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block <') (2) (3) (4) (5)

VI NELLORE TOWN (Class I) NELLORE TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 18 (Concld.) 180 18.205 18.301 18.471 18·494 181 18·302 18·470 182 18.636 18·677 18·690 18·774

19 183 19.1 19·19 19.260 19.288 184 19·20 19·85 185 19·86 19.181 186 19·182 19.249 187 19.289 19·332 188 19.333 19·419 189 1 9.420 19·571 190 19·572 19.650 191 19.651 19· 708 19.709 19·728

20 192 20.1 20·32 20.237 20.275 20.305 20·313 193 20.33 20·53 20·175 20.236 20.395 20·415 194 20.54 20.124 195 20.125 20.174 20·623 20.654 196 20.276 20·304 20·314 20.339 20·1891 20·1933 197 20·385 20·394 20.416 20.490 198 20·491 20.542 199 20.543 20.567 20.823 20·868 200 20·568 20·622 201 20·655 20·746 202 20·859 20.939 203 20·940 20.1025 204 20-1026 20-1127 205 20.1194 20.1290 206 20.1291 20.1328 20.1538 20·1664 20·1828 20. Ul33 207 20.1329 20.1413 208 20.1414 20.1582 439

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NEllORE DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of ,.-___ -A_ Ward or Block E.B. No. '"""\ the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

VI NELLORE TOWN (Class I) NElLORE TAlUK (Contd.)

Ward 20 (Cone/d.) 209 20-1665 20-1827 210 20-747 20·822 211 20-1128 20-1193 212 20-1834 20-1847 20-340 20-384 20-1848 20-1890

21 213 21-1 21-72 21-85 21.99 214 21_ 73 21-84 21.100 21.169 21·320 21-328 215 21.170 21-264 216 21-265 21-319 21 -330 21.352 217 21-353 21·454 218 21-456 21-533 219 21-534 21-630 220 21.631 21-708 21-329

22 221 22-1 22-68 222 22-69 22-138 22-306 22-321 22-858 22·895 223 22-139 22-250 224 22.221 22-305 22-322 22-361 225 22-362 22-442 226 22-443 22-502 22·833 22-857 227 22-503 22-560 22- 758 22-832 228 22-561 22.649 229 22-650 22_757

23 230 23-1 23-53 23_702 23-725 231 23-54 23.118 23-228 23-255 23-662 23-593 232 23-119 23·227 23-256 23-274 233 23-275 23-389 23-398 23-416 440

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AnEAS INCLUD:::D IN THE ENUM:!"ATiON BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

House Nos. Description ot ,-_____ A ______-., Ward or Block E.B. No. the area covered No. From To in eRch Enumeration Block

(1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5)

VI NELLORE TOWN (Class I) NELLORE TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 23 (Cone/d.) 234 23-417 23-491 23·389 23-397 23-549 23-561 235 23-492 23-548 23-1351 23·1387 236 ::'3-641 23_ 70 1 23-594 23-640 237 23-726 23-812 23-855 23-869 238 23-861 23-899 23-813 23-843 239 23-844 23-854 23-900 23- 961 240 23-962 23-1004 23-1182 23-1203 241 23-1204 23-1245 56 242 23-1005 23-1048/1&2 23-12-45/57 23-1261 243 23-1048/3 23-1181 244 23-1272 23-1287 23-1415 23-1529 245 23-1288 23-1350 23-1388 23-1414 23-1262 23-1271 246A DISTRICT JAIL

24 246 24- 1 24-19 24-518 24-550 24-463 24-491 247 24-20 24-89 24-139 24-177 248 24-178 24-277 249 24-278 24-319 24-103 24.138

250 24-320 24-335 24-342 24-425

251 24-90 24-102 24-336 24_341 24-426 24_462 24-492 24-517 252 24-551 ::4-576 253 24-577 24-603 24-662 24-732 254 24-604 24-661 24-733 24.741 441

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELlORE DISTRICT

House No •. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. ..------"------.., the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

VI NELLORE TOWN (Class I) NELLORE TALUK (Contd. )

Ward 24 (Cone/d.) 255 24_ 742 24-793 24.1573 24·1599 24.1600 24-1612 256 24.794 24-855 24·907 24.931 257 24-856 24·905 24.1613 24·1629 258 24.906 24.932 24.967/76 259 24.967/77 24.1010 260 24.1011 24·1072 24.1800 24-1819 261 24.1073 24-1127 24.1782 24-1799 262 24.1128 24-1190 263 24.1191 24·1329 264 24-1330 24-1389 265 24.1390 24-1411 24.1439 24·1474 266 24-.1412 24-1438 24.1475 24.1572 267 24·1630 24-1710 268 24.1711 24·1781 269 24-1820 24-1820/113 270 24.1821 24·1848 24.2121 24·2165 :271 24.1849 24-1951 24.2097 24-2110 272 24.1952 24·2079 24.2111 24.2110 273 24.2080 24-2096 24·2257 24-2360 274 24·2166 24-2256 275 24.2361 24-2440 276 24·2441 24-2510

Block 27 277 27/' 72 Opp _ Venkateswarapuram 278 73 122 31 279 31 J1 100 Gandhi Girijana Colony 32 280 32/1 137 Polytechnic Area 281 138 210 28 282 28/1 82 Venkateswarapuram 283 83 181 29 284 29/1 75 285 76 175 30 286 30/1 67 287 68 156 442

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

______House A ______Nos. , DescriPtion of Ward or Block E. B. No. the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block

(1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5)

VI NELLORE TOWN (Class I) NELLORE TALUK (Contd.)

Block 33 288 33/1 109 Gandhi Girijana Colony 34 289 3 0140 147 Venkateswarapuram 290 1 39 148 228

291 1/1 36 Bodigadithota. Venkateswarapuram 292 37 125 78 35 293 36/1 Venkateswarapuram 124 36/1 88 294 36/89 215 Zakir Hussain Nagar 36-A/216 36-A/239 36-A/411 36-11. 295 36-A/240 74 2 296 2/' Mypadu Road, Kissan Na·gar- 297 75 125 40 3 298 3/ Mypadu Road, Navalak Garden 4{1' 34 299 3/41 100 4/35 100 Mypadu Road Margin 4 300 1 100 Sedipalem, Zaffar Saheb Cannal 5 301 5/ 1 100 Yanamolavani Dinne, Sedipalem 6 302 6/ 100 7 303 7/1 100 Balijapalem 8 304 8/1 1 98 Karrivari Khandrika, Annasamudrapeta, 9 305 9/ 100 Ramulavari Satram 10 306 10/1 11 307 11/1 100 12 308 1211 100 Krishnapatnam, Channel Bund 13 309 13/1 83 Chilakaluri Sangam 310 84 100

14 311 14/1 46 Harinadhapuram 312 41 65 313 66 100 15 314 15/' 50 Ramulavari Satram, Harinadhapuram' 315 51 54 316 55 100

16 317 16/1 100 Gurralamadugu 17 & 18 318 11/31 100 Tummalakatta Sangam. Baiajinagar 319 1 30 18/1 18/18 320 18/19 58 18 321 18/59 100 443

SfATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NElLORE DlSTRICT

House Nos. Description of ,-___ --A.____ , Ward or Block E.B. No. the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block

( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5)

VI NELLORE TOWN (Class I) NELLORE TAlUK (Contd.)

-Block 19 322 19/1 44 Balajinagar 323 45 69 324 70 100

20 325 20/1 37 326 38 60 327 61 100

21 328 21/1 17 329 18 57 330 58 100

22 331 22/1 36 Balajinagar Extension 332 37 53 333 54 100 334 22{1 120 335 121 168 336 156/1 156/35 337 156/36 160

23 338 23/1 32 A.C. Nagar 339 33 84 340 85 123

25 341 25/1 100 Koda ndaramapuram 26 342 26/1 100 24 343 24/1 50 Ramnagar & Kodandaramapuram 344 51 100 3 345 , 92 346 151 246 347 93 '01 347 102 120 136 137 140 141 ;, , 322 430 348 131 135 138 139 142 150 247 321

1 349 1/1 100/114 Kondayapalem 103 124 350 110

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUOED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. r------A ------, the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block (1) (2) (3) (4 ) (5)

VI NELLORE TOWN (Class I) NELLORE TALUK (Contd.)

Block 4 354 94/171 94/348 Mahatma Gandhi Nagar 1 & 2 355 1/1 156 Vedayapalem 356 157 168 2/169 263 357 264 434/30 4 358 4/1 93 Mahatma Gandhi Nagar 94/40 94/70 359 94/1 94/39 94/71 94/146-2 94/147 94/170

18 360 18/1 72 Vengalraonagar 361 173 210 211 307 19 & 20 362 19/1 102 South of Vengalrao Nagar and 20/1 84 Military Colony

17 363 17/1 182 Vengalraonagar 364 183 362 18 365 363 483 16 366 1 16 208 367 209 416 15 368 816 952 Siromaninagar 369 953 1027 1028 1082/5 370 1083 1189 371 1190 1260 371-(A) 1261 1375 16 372 16/1 115 Vengalraonagar

14 373 14/1 751 15 Pragathinagar 374 76 160 375 151 195 195/1 235 376 4/1 89 P & T Colony 377 44 81 Z.P. Colony 378 164 Journalist Colony 379 1 91 Industrial Estate 7&8 380 7 -1 28 Spinning Mills & Savithrinagar 8-1 58 381 7-29 7-155

9 382 9-1 47 Sriniv8sanagar 383 48 128 384 129 205 13 385 13/1 92 Umareddy Gunta, Adarsanagar 264 294 386 93 263 445

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NElLORE DISTRICT

House Nos. ,.-_. _____ A. ______, Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5)

VI NEllORE TOWN (Class I) NELLORE TALUK (Cone/d.) alock 10 387 10/295 403 Umareddy Gunta, Adarsanagar 14 388 236 293/1 Pragathinagar 526 600 16 389 293/2 440 Siromaninagar 390 441 525 391 601 714 392 715 815

VII SULLURPET TOWN (Class III) SULlURPET TALUK

Ward 1 21 1 1.1 1-130 Mannarpolur Yadava Street 212 1.131 1-185 Harijanawada 2 213 2.1 2-67 Mannarpolur Yadava Street, Devanga Street 214 2·68 2-189/1 Devanga Street, Brahmin Street, Venugopala- swamy Street 3 215 3.1 3·185 Mannarpolur. Brahmin Street. Kalahasti Road 216 3.186 3-352 Girijanll Colony 217 3.353 3-485 Balija Street, Dudakulamitta. Palli Street. Rehabilitation Colony 4 218 4.1 4·146 G. N. T. Road. China Satram, Nerrikalva Girijana Colony 219 4.147 4·249 Nerrikalva Girijana Colony 5 220 5.1 5·148 Ganapathi Nagar. Vanamthopu 221 5.149 5.225 Vanamthopu. Gavandla Street a 222 6-1 6·67 Kollamitta, Balatripura Sundari Temple 223 6·68 6· 184 Kollamitta. Palavallivari Street. Ragnavaianpet 224 6.185 6-303 Kollamitta. Arundnathiwada, Pandlagunta 7 225 7.1 7.103 Palavallivari Street. Raghavaiahpet 226 7.104 7·196 Raghavaiahpet. Palavallivari Street, State Bank Street. Modinkhampet 227 7 ·197 7-285 Raghavaiahpet. Netaji Street. Mosque Street 8 231 8.1 8-126 Kaspareddipalem village. Sriharikota Road, Swatantrapuram 232 8·127 8.237(2) Swatantrapuram, Sriharikota Road 233 8-238 8-363 Swatantrapuram, Sriharikota Road 234 8·364 8·478 Bapuji Colony 235 8-479 8.623 Bapuji Colony. Girijana Colony, Railway Colony 9 228 9·1 9·129 Venkateswara Temple Street. Bheerakavari sand 229 9·130 9·242 Afghan Street. Potti Sreeramulu Street. Bra hmi n Street 230 9.243 9·323 Park Street. Panduranga Street 10 236 10.1 10-120 Bapuji Street. G. N.T. Road 237 10·121 10.300 Bapuji Street, Katcheri Street, Panduranga Street. Christianpalem 11 238 11-1 11·71 Hanuman Street. Chakali Street. Potti Sreeramulu Street 239 11-72 11.143 Ramachandra Reddy Street. RailwllY Colony 12 240 12.1 12.97 Railway Feeders Road 241 12·98 12-179 G.N.T. Road 242 12-180 12·291 G. N. T. Road, Indiranagar Colony. Boggula Colony 13 243 13.1-1 13-1-56 Sullur Harijanawada 244 13-1-57 13-1-291 (2) Sullur Harijanawada 245 13-2-1 13·2-132 Sullur Harijanawada 246 13-2-133 13-2-186 Harijanawada. Nagarajapuram 446

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUOW IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF NELLORE DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. ., the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block (1 ) (2) (3) (4 ) (5)

VIII VENKATAGIRI TOWN (Class III) VENKATAGIRI TALUK

Ward 272 1-1 1-135 2 273 2-1 2-150 274 2-151 2-195 3 275 3-1 3-64 276 3-65 3-90 4 277 4-1 4-88 5 319 5-1 5-108 6 278 6-1 6-134 279 6.135 6-233 7 280 7·1 7 -136 281 7_137 7-179 8 282 8-1 8-100 283 8-101 8-214 9 284 9-1 9-22 285 9-23 9-174 10 286 10-1 10-132 11 287 11 -1 11- 30 288 11-31 11-154 12 289 12-1 12-104 13 290 13-1 13-140 291 13-141 13-165 14 292 14-1 14-91 293 14-92 14-204 15 294 15-1 15-62 295 15-63 15-150 16 296 16-1 16-30 297 16-31 16-138 17 298 17-1 17-116 18 299 18-1 18-152 19 300 19-1 19-127 20 301 20-1 20-136 21 302 21-1 21-127 22 303 22-1 22.106 23 304 23.1 23_50 305 23-51 23-80 24 306 24-1 24-94 25 307 25-1 25-122 308 25-123 25-180 309 25-181 25-344 26 310 26-1 26-116 311 26-117 26-148 27 312 27-1 27-80 313 27-81 27.151 28 314 28·1 28-56 315 28.57 28-165 29 316 29-1 29- 75/1 30 317 30-1 30-130 31 318 31_1 31.167 32 320 32-1 32-130 321 32-131 32-254 447

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TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK.WISE

Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (6) (6)

GUDUR TALUK

09/1 GUDUR (M) 44.630 6.040 2,586

Ward Total 6,557 817 478 1 538 29 20 2 617 13 3 471 65 10 4 471 431 5 612 71 6 462 22 7 709 10 27 8 677 84 101 9 726 22 271 10 554 22 18 11 820 80 8

2 Total 5,205 497 318 12 558 66 74 , 13 502 110 20 14 729 21 131 15 667 5 7 16 767 9 17 803 67 57 18 529 173 5 19 650 66 24

3 Total 3,843 589 616 20 525 440 33 21 423 72 65 22 566 6 23 538 8 24 540 21 133 25 498 38 206 26 753 4 79

4 Total 1,463 15 28 27 762 9 28 28 701 6

5 Total 1, 751 6 175 29 657 6 45 30 476 31 618 130

6 Total 1,502 9 132 32 528 19 33 470 5 26 34 504 4 87 448

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK.WISE

Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

GUDUR TALUK (Contd.)

09/1 GUDUR (M) (Contd.) Ward 7 Total 1,738 37 54 35 580 1 21 36 614 27 30 37" 544 9 3

8 Total 1,448 152 38 595 2 39 446 7 40 407 143

9 Total 1,659 7 56 41 554 7 56 42 553 43 552

10 Total 4,066 1,820 84 44 603 31 45 513 197 18 46 526 472 47 508 508 48 714 625 49 583 18 2 50 619 33

1 1 Total 3,926 1,712 40 51 591 13 52 557 10 53 626 369 54 590 549 55 514 467 56 403 166 57 645 138 40

12 Total 1,578 49 14 58 598 22 10 59 531 60 449 27 4

13 Total 2,022 17 136 61 697 62 603 107 63 722 17 29

14 Total 2,971 154 51 64 651 6 9 65 699 14 8 66 657 38 25 67 964 96 9 .. I neludes population of a portion of Ward 8 • 449

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TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEOULF.D TRIBES POPULATION -- URBAN BLOCK. WISE

- .-_._------_.- Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ------_._------

G U·DUR T ALUK (Coneld.)

9/' GUDUR (M) (Cone/d.) Ward 15 Total 4,901 311 352 68 619 64 55 69 542 44 19 70 566 34 63 71 564 13 28 72 617 46 19 73 704 95 40 74 631 29 75 658 15 99

KAVALI TALUK

09/" KAVAlI (M) 48,119 3,919 3,692

Ward 1 Totill 1,581 12 242 1 883 7 99 2 698 5 143

2 Total 2,095 8 16 3 619 4 738 3 6 , 5 738 5 10 3 Total 1,717 2 6 6 600 2 1 7 525 5- 8 592

4 Total 1,686 26 6' 9 550 12 10 581 14 5- " 555 5 Total 3,297 11 459 12 728 1 83 13 680 5 12 14 632 4 9 15 633 12 16 624 343

6 Total 2, 157 28 10 17 731 18 799 2 19 627 26 10 450

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEOULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK. WISE

Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. PopulaTion Castes Tribes Block

(1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

KAVALI TALUK (Contd.) 09/11 KAVALI (M) (Contd.)

Ward 7 Total 5,836 31 767 20 662 2 21 754 3 48 22 743 17 46 23 743 7 24 741 9 26 698 49 26 784 83 27 711 11 523

8 Total 6,020 94 416 28 697 4 29 696 16 9 30 782 11 21 31 675 4 215 32 638 20 11 33 801 33 122 34 734 11 223.

Total 5,036 314 243 35 668 80 36 746 13 39 37 703 38 678 45 47 39 605 56 40 514 1 41 623 199 97 42 599

10 Total 10,594 1,034 808 43 632 44 750 9 45 903 179 12 46 761 26 13 47 761 82 19 48 645 11 38 49 681 12 49 50 713 11 18 61 765 245 16 52 818 72 19 63 629 16 54 624 26 33 65 671 8 116 66 687 129 151 67 676 216 316 451

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK.WISE

Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block

(1 ) (2) (3) (4 ) (6) (6)

KAVALI TALUK (Cone/d.) 09/11 KAVALI (M) Ward 11 Total 9,100 2,369 721 68 664 28 6 59 746 101 60 626 386 61 697 448 62 667 290 63 616 486 64 711 311 91 66 702 10 1 66 644 16 73 67 666 69 178 68 664 21 11 69 811 14 329 70 1.198 190 33

KOVUR TALUK

09/111 KOVUR (P) 20.413 2.223 3.162

Ward 1 Total 898 2 189 688 2 190 210

2 Total 6.961 1. 616 1. 11 1 191 394 2 13 192 861 18 193 676 194 682 169 196 670 627 196 622 161 10 197 679 8 4 198 623 17 n 199 626 126 200 699 368 234 201 610 376 214 203· 619 7 422 202 Uninhabited

3 Tota' 862 12 204 660 12 206 202

4 Total 1,218 322 270 206 386 67 69 207 666 265 201 208 286 • Includes population of 8 portion of ward 3 452··

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TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED THIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town{Ward{Urbsll No. PopulatIon Castes Tribes Block

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

KOVUR TALUK (Cone/d·)

09/111 KOVUR (Cone/d.) Ward 5 Total 1,274 4 209 262 210 700 4 211 312

6 Total 755 212 462 213 293

7 Total 851 2 214 351 2 215 500

8 Total 1,309 40 216 213 5 217 530 218 566 35-

9 Total 794 9 219 53 220 552 5 221 189 4

10 Total 962 10 222 429 10 223 533

11 Total 4,539 261 1,726 224 90 3 33 225 616 14 106 226 680 10 '1 5 227 651 3 16 228 667 211 350 229 542 10 497 230 572 412 231 361 10 197 232 360

KAVALI TALUK

09/IV KOVURPAllE (?) 10,660 2,471 371

,. Viswanath Rao Pet Total 1,612 31 22 231 576 4 15 232 569 20 233· 467 7 7 453

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TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block

(1) ( 2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

KAVALJ TALUK (Cone/d.)

09/IV KOVURPALLE (P) (Cone/d.) 1 Viswanath Rao Pet (Cone/d.) Total 2,408 344 70 235 621 66 9 236 741 238 9 237 599 7 15 238 447 33 37

2 Ramaswamy Palem Total 1,040 719 90 241 598 540 11 242 289 124 74 234 153 55 5

Total 716 251 35 239A 88 86 240 628 165 35 3 Kothuru 239B 123 110 13

Total 892 338 40 243 353 102 10 244 539 236 30

245 552 124 8

4 Kovurpalle 246A 525 129 19

Total 611 137 36 246B 141 12 247 470 125 36

248 A 297 54 12

Total 1,884 234 26 2488 374 35 5 249 619 106 11 250 463 54 10 251 428 39

NAIDUPET TALUK

09/V NAIDUPET (P) 14,757 1,548 1,409

Total 1,568 12 293 Ward 1 230 680 7 4 231 548 82 232 340 5 207

2 Total 1, 411 29 233 234 234 579 235 598 29 454

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TOTAL. SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of Eo B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/UrbaQ No. Population Castes Tribes Block (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

NAIDUPET TALUK (Cone/d.)

09/V Naidupet (P) (Cone/d·) Ward 3 Total 3,676 448 83 236 58 1 237 496 86 17 238 545 85 239 648 6 9 240 617 12 241 674 6 242 638 253 55 243 Uninhabited

4 Total 2.484 276 337 244 512 38 29 245 653 59 25 245 683 38 81 247 636 141 202

5 Total 1.944 63 24 248 598 45 13 249 576 11 5 250 770 7 6

6 Total 3.674 749 643 251 313 252 726 39 27 253 519 2 10 254 662 4 234 255 634 619 256 362 70 181 257 458 15 191

NELLORE TALUK

09/VI NEllORE (M) 2.37.065 23.247 14.556

Ward 1 Total 6.167 942 81 1 647 3 3 2 493 16 7 3 508 453 10 4 683 406 40 5 595 11 6 501 60 8 7 655 8 591 9 594 10 485 11 415 4 2 ,465 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of E. B. Totsl Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

NELLORE TALUK (Contd.) 09/VI Nellore (M) (Contd.) Ward 2 Totsl 3,680 33 35 12 674 13 541 3 14 472 15 561 7 16 675 18 17 17 757 12 1 1

3 Total 10,381 561 457 18 591 5 29 19 614 3 13 20 554 21 711 5 22 498 23 656 2 7 24 629 7 8 25 514 7 26 477 148 27 462 24 6 28 630 105 20 29 619 43 8 30 703 6 35 31 676 21 32 630 338 26 33 758 8 16 34 659 15 113 4 Total 8, 121 1,155 410 35 498 265 36 538 3 37 623 B 43 38 584 106 62 39 657 489 40 605 82 23 41 716 3 42 615 10 43 664 9 44 624 2 4 45 619 67 46 627 29 47 751 200 160

Total 4,425 275 156 48 631 33 49 642 50 680 22 21 51 697 13 56 §2 682 97 27 53 548 12 54 645 143 7 456

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK.WISE

Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

NElLORE TALUK (Contd.) 09/VI NEllORE (M) (Contd.)

Ward 6 Total 5.136 6 67 55 725 56 605 "9 57 650 58 496 7 59 686 17 60 632 5 61 423 14 62 514 63 405 9

7 Total 10,370 404 343 64 824 65 671 6 6 66 721 67 520 68 548 69 578 13 69 70 572 7 41 71 623 14 13 . 72 1038 2 73 750 12 6 74 766 97 15 75 636 143 96 76 576 31 18 77 620 36 42 78 499 20 18 79 428 25 19

8 Total 4.026 149 139 80 649 100 10 81 576 15 42 82 717 30 83 652 84 694 23 21 85 738 11 36

9 Total 6.085 2724 18 86 643 406 18 87 702 479 88 604 157 89 645 192 90 648 496 91 662 434 92 611 412 93 699 132 94 871 1 S 457

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TOTAL " SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAI\l BLOCK.WISE

Code Name of E, g, Total Schedul~d Scheduled No, Town/Ward/Urban No, Population Castes Tribes Block (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

NELLORE TALUK (Contd.) OS/VI NELLORE (M) (Contd·) Ward 10 Total 4,538 178 58 95 667 17 25 96 658 9 97 558 5 98 651 60 5 99 608 38 100 694 8 25 101 702 41 3

11 Total 5,777 426 117 102 627 6 103 602 104 495 13 105 583 5 8 106 651 107 596 10 24 108 477 109 612 297 41 110 633 114 8 111 501 17

12 Tolal 9,174 198 448 112 788 21 29 113 439 17 114 746 4 69 115 984 80 283 116 681 6 3 117 707 13 118 734 119 588 8 34 120 666 4 121 537 122 756 66 123 607 124 493 9 125 448

13 Total 4. 003 126 698 127 819 128 670 129 684 130 485 131 647 H Tota! 2, 133 24 43 132 693 24 38 133 691 5 134 392 135 357 458 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK.WISE

Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

NELlORE TAlUK (Contd.) 09/VI NELLORE (M) (Contd.)

Ward 15 Total 7,296 368 422 136 680 3 137 623 138 375 27 14 139 552 13 140 805 64 141 724 27 15 142 623 40 121 143 649 87 217 144 620 79 7 145 652 5 146 633 5 16 147 560 39 11

16 Total 15,149 1,165 1.54& 148 595 23 149 669 3- 150 625 7 161 605 2 14 152 601 156 g. 163 768 8 6- 154 677 37 166 682 7 166 742 34 18 '67 640 7 3S 168 706 12 2& 169 640 19 3 160 670 24 498 161 699 22 327 162 578 4 151 183 560 11 67 1U 642 7 268 166 756 391 166 675 12 3 167 1.403 445 24 168 568 6 169 759 11 1

17 Total 4,243 28 97 170 772 9 22 171 557 6 172 574 4 173 575 7 29 174 596 6 21 175 539 3 176 630 6 13 459

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK·WISe

Code Name of E.6. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urball No. Population Castes Tribes Block

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

NELLORE TALUK (Contd.) 09/Vi NEllORE (M) (Contd.) Ward 18 Total 3,512 12 114 117 646 12 3 178 754 107 179 608 180 589 4 181 608 182 507 19 Total 4,892 10 30 183 561 8 2" 184 540 6 185 570 186 539 187 556 188 624 189 527 190 534 191 441 2 20 Total 12.899 417 715 192 644 193 712 " 194 541 195 558 20 47 196 686 38 197 617 6 198 516 6 199 484 8 tI 200 512 3 6 201 562 8 202 560 307 203 579 14 204 583 205 606 185 137 206 701 23 207 769 12 208 768 66 33 209 717 35 24 210 476 10 24 211 633 53 L4 212 677 12 20

Total 4.688 10 3& 21 213 545 214 545 215 588 2 216 517 7 9 217 451 218 593 3 6 219 616 19 220 735 460

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLO(K·WISE ---- C{)de Name of E. B. Total SCheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block

~------.-- (1 ) (2) (3) (4 ) (5) (6)

~.------~--

NELLORE TALUK (Coned. ) 09/VI NEllORE (M) (Contd.)

Ward 22 Total 5,391 36 13 221 606 222 650 223 618 4 224 657 225 609 11 226 b70 3 'l27 587 228 463 229 631 22 9

23 Total 10,838 638 c59 230 553 33 20 231 n65 16 13 232 624 98 17 233 697 21 234 825 235 608 24 19 236 599 237 558 70 21 238 570 8 239 574 2 26 240 654 18 17 241 729 12 88 242 490 11 5 243 880 200 321 244 709 23 43 245 730 52 25 245/A 473 50 44

24 Total 17,932 3,427 905 246 494 37 8 247 583 81 248 608 6 249 412 5 250 545 32 9 251 416 36 252 591 253 610 271 23 L54 432 245 255 733 293 87 256 527 160 257 484 48 16 258 531 78 259 580 90 260 824 298 209 461

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TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK·WISE

Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block

(1 ) (2) (3) (4 ) (5) (6)

NELLORE TALUK (Contd. ) 09/VI NEllORE (M) (Contd.) Ward 24 (Coneld.) 261 522 153 9 262 461 67 1 263 1,234 137 32 264 605 105 265 609 45 266 650 16 167 267 458 170 268 344 209 269 528 44 2 270 624 18 89 271 527 27 50 272 646 81 84 273 826 160 41 274 740 356 10 275 363 25 31 276 425 140 31 Siock 27 277 369 46 45 278 414 38 18 31 279 334 325 32 280 807 58 574 281 666 163 69 28 282 559 31 26 283 645 95 31 29 284 556 23 285 655 143 2 30 286 558 58 287 597 52 5 33 288 483 158 6 34 289 486 159 19 290 514 86 13 291 680 43 63 292 619 293 106 35 293 705 38 222 294 618 18 138 3SA 295 59B 536 2' 296 586 77 89 297 559 24 84 3 298 541 48 72 299 599 7 172 4 300 458 159 77 5 301 642 4 85 6 302 476 349 7 303 487 487 8 304 583 358 76 9 305 581 349 10 306 480 119 174 • Includes papulet ion of a portion of Block 3 462

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TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRJBES POPULATJON - URBAN BLOCK·WJSE

Code Name at E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block (1 ) (2) (3) (4 ) (5) (6)

NELLORE TALUK (Contd. ) 09/VI Nellore (M) (Contd.) Block 11 307 490 490 12 308 643 483 38 13 309 344 96 92 310 408 134 119 14 311 587 35 3 312 543 24 313 590 15 314 422 4 6 315 610 111 195 316 597 29 35 16 317 635 24 437 17' 318 303 7 85 319 368 4 84 320 462 18 321 491 19 322 614 323 ·558 15 324 632 11 20 325 584 18 44 326 721 38 35 327 471 5 7 21 328 582 11 10 329 654 18 330 469 20 22 331 613 5 332 951 108 70 333 698 17 3 334 516 335 815 140 123 336 538 27 337 492 57 52 23 338 473 17 339 523 12 340 515 2 25 341 652 232 314 26 342 560 363 48 24 343 437 5 344 591 41 3 345 773 79 346 644 111 4 347 764 278 116 348 597 37 10 349 897 307 263 350 409 16 98 2 351 525 273 * Includes Population of a POIlion of Block 18 463

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TOTAL. SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Cod. Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urball No. Population Castes Tribes Block {1> (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

NELLORE TAlUK (Cone/d.) 09{V' NEllORE (M) (Cone/d •.) 607 Bloek 4 352 177 30 3 353 625 66 4 364 677 13 15 1 & 2 365 614 167 356 629 357 600 34 7

4 358 535 3 359 572 6 6 18 360 513 56 46 361 423 110 38 19 & 20 362 652 4 11 363 452 73 75 364 484 23 182 18 365 548 108 43 16 366 264 171 34 361 581 200 146 15 368 140 162 54 369 690 130 6 370 646 152 S 371 623 207 311A 699 6 16 372 208 36 66 14 373 672 64 82 314 661 126 18 376 410 23 103 376 678 40 12 377 570 72 61 378 769 67 9 379 816 20 7&8 380 733 69 13 381 675 191 2 9 382 606 14 6 383 571 73 384 414 48 13 385 460 113 216 386 463 49 78 10 387 533 103 31 14 388 471 98 15 389 599 36 302 390 480 19 171 391 451 27 71 392 500 33 464

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TOTAL .SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES .POp;ULATION - URBAN BLOCK- WISE

Code ,.,,: ,.·Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled· No. Town/Ward/Urban No. , Population Castes Tribes Block (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

SULLURPI:T 'TAlUK

09/VII SULlURPET (P) 20.995 3.730 1.760:' .... Ward 1 Total 917 905 211 648 636 212 269 269 '\ 2 Total " 185 213 415 214 770 3 Total 1.863 370 561 215 689 373 216 596 5 161 217 578 365 27 4 Total 1. 371 41 285' 218 605 5 242·;' :" 219 766 36 43 86--; , 5 Total " 122 15 220 659 11 85 ' 221 463 4 6 Total 1,493 202 135· 222 377 11 86 223 567 224 549 191 49 7, Total 1.767 32 14 225 612 8 226 570 12 .,' 227 585 24 2 8 Total 3.529 388 333 231 748 140 102 232 618 16 11 233 827 12 234 711 162 8 235 625 58 21'2 9 Total 1.839 122 36 228 665 229 588 12 28 230 586 110 8 10 Total 1,368 19 6 ,') . 236 670 7 237 698 12 6' 11: . 9" .~ Total 779 50 ) . 238 448 12 239 331 38 9 12 Total 1,644 211 90 240 425 48 65 241 332 31 11 242 887 132 14 465

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block

(1) (2) (3) (4 ) (5) (6l

SUlLURPET TALUK (Cone/d.) 09/VII SUlLURPET (P) (Cone/d.) Ward 13 Total 2.118 1.375 205 243 652 353 102 244 525 169 103 245 463 396 246 478 457

VENKATAGIRI TALUK

OS/VIII VENKATAGIRI (P) 21,750 2,435 558 Ward 1 272 666 34 67 2 Total 854 27 81 273 655 24 81 274 199 3

3 Total 441 10 6 275 354 10 6- 276 87

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK.WISE

Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block

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28 Total 752 72 112 314 263 9 100 315 489 63 12 29 316 423 394

30 317 584 5 72 31 318 944 869

32 Total 1,305 5 112 320 740 5 95 321 565 17 SPECIAL PCA ON SC & ST 468

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