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Statistical Handbook of Tamil Nadu 1988 STATISTICAL HANDBOOK OF TAMIL NADU 1988 NIEPA DC . I I ’D05508 b y d i r e c t o r o f s t a t is t ic s d e p a r t m e n t o f s t a t i s t i c s m a d r a s REFERENCE Stata boundary _____ _ District boundary ------------ Main Roads Railway line •— k o h — i -7 River Oistrict name, head- SAIX/W No^rcoif _ quarter! INDIAN OCEAN Responsibility fortheCorrectrMSs of trternoldetaiLsshowrt on the nrtcips rest with the publisher. Theterrrtorial wffter^ of indio extend Intotheseo to o distance of twelve r»qutical miles tneosured f>>om the oppropr'Ktte base line Bas«d upon Surwyof Indio mop with the permijsio" of the Surveyor Generoi of Indio © Goverwnent of Indfq.CopyKght, IW - Reg. N o .30/90-2(50. P. Z . P., C.S. 0.» Madras-5. NatiO'-ai S5r^l|5me 'Unit, ^,crf .Educaticii^ii ac;d.^,m irti6tTation .^^:< fX> rSSc> S. f //lU -i^jD :.------ The"he Statistical Hand-Book of Tamil Nadu for 19(i8 is the he ei^teenth issue in the series, the first one published in 19^1969. There were no iusses during 1971 and 1973. The'he Statistical Hand-Book presents key Statistical inforrormaticn pertaining to various facts of the economy of Tarfamil Nadu. The data presented in this Hand-Book are be being extensively used by policy makers, legislators, researcarch scholars, economists, planners and other Govern- ^ t It Departments. The he data incorporated in this publication have been collectected from various Heads of Departments of both Centratral and State Governments, Public Sector Under- takingsigs and Private Institutions. I am grateful to them for thetheir kind co-operation in this venture. Suggiggestions for improvement of this publication would be welcelcome. Madraa-as, C. SETHU, D ate: j : 12th Dect mt er 1988. Director o f Statistics, STATISTICAL HAND BOOK--1988. ERRATA Page Line No. j Column Number For Read Number. Serial Number, (1) (2) <3) (4) Preface Line 5 facts facets 2 Population 4,84,08,017 4,84,08,077 4 Temperature 1977-88 1987-88 12 Motor cycles 2,69.243 2.69.243 12 Bicycles 8,66.385 8,66,385 16 Line It) 1985-86 delete 17 Line 3 1.037.4S 1037.-+0 17 Line IL 1987-86 1987-88 19 Line 7 184 384 26 Last line not clear 100.0 percent 34 Line 8 (Column 6) not clear 159,883 37 Line 3 (Colimin 2) 18.1 318.1 59 Line 1 (Column 5) QA 0.42 64 Line 4 (Column 1) blank 1971 (1) (2) (3) 65 Line J (Cbluran 1) bl^nk 19»1 72 Line 1 (Column 3) 1,01,17 1,01,179 72 L-ne 3 (Column 2) not dear 45.67.000 72 Line 7 (Column 2) not dear 22.37.000 84 Line 7 (Column 4) 41.80 4109 107 SI. No. 1 (Column 6) 1244 1244 4 107 SI. No. 5 (Column ,069.5 1069.5 108 51. No. 12 (Column 3) 876-5 867.5 108 SI. No. 15 (a>lumn 6) 113.2 u n . t 109 SI. No. 20 (Column 6) not dear 1295.6 115 SI. No. 10 (Colunm 2) 138 i n 120 SI. No. 6 (Coumn 11) not clear 975 120 SI. No. 7 (Column 11) not dear 2986 126 SI. No. 9 ((Ibluran 8) 5. 5 4 127 No. 10 (Column 8) 4 4.0 129 SI. No. 18 (Column 2) 7,43,290 74,290 142 SI. No. 1 (Coaimn 4) not dear 10 26 142 SI. No 2 (Column 4) not dc3r 92.00 155 Line 6 (Column 1) Cott Cotton 162 SI. No- 24 (Co umn I ) palv'a*<kal pitavakkal Drndgu’-Oia^i- 171 Si. No. 13 ■ o 'Tjncli Mila- c-MUUtb 172 last line (Sheep units) 4 174 Oianes Dairy, Dailies }?8 Line 1 TAALG TABLE 184 Col ,mn 6 add ‘ No * before ‘ fuel 185 Colu-mn 6 delete ‘ No ’ 218 SlN o. 40 (Column 5) not clear 23426 231 Line 5 (Column 3) 123 120 240 Heading (year) not clear 1987 244 Column 2 and 3 delete u> Rs. in lakhs 249 SI. No. 6 (Column 9) not clear 64,085 250 SL No. 7 (last column) 9046 9040 252 SI. No, 8, Column 7 ,03388 30388 255 SI. No. (10) (Column 10) not clear 6400 SI. No. 10 (Column U) not clear 10413 268 SI. No. 7 (Column 6) 22 227 271 SI. No. 8 (Column 3) blank 83 283 Total—Column 20 not clear 1005 285 SI. N j. 11 (Column 23) not clear 200 285 SI. No. 13 (Column 23) not clear 3580 (0 (2) (3) (4) 318 Column 4, 5, 6 ■ add * tonnes ’ 322 SI No. 3 (Column 4) 322.47 ■ 332:47 334 SI. No. 45 (Column 2) 1 13 335 SI. Nq. 3 (Column 5) not clear 87.6 335 SL Nq. 4 (Column 3) not clear 12617 350 SI. No. 4 (Column 7) 89 890 352 S.I No. 1 (Column 5) not clear 6 353 SI. No. (b)!(Col. 5) not clear 15 SI. No. (b)-2(CoI. 5) not clear 46 'Si. No. (b)-3(Coi. 4) not clear 14 (Column 5) not clear 71 Si. No. (b) 4 (Col. 4) not clear 3 (Column 5) not clear 18 Si. No. (b>5 (Cbl. 3) not clear 43 Cohimn 4 not clear I Column 5 not clear 82 SI. No. (b) 6 (CoJ. 3) not clear 113 Column 4 not clear 25 Column 5 not clear 225 356 SI. No. 15 (Column .5) not clear 6 357 SI. No. 17 (Column 5) not clear 2 . SI. No. 18 (Columa 5) not clear 2 SI. No. 19 (Column 5) delete SI. No. 20 (Column 5) not cl:ar 15 SI. No. 21 (Column 5) . * delete SI. No. 22 (Column 5) n)t clear 3 SI. No. 23 (Column 5) not clear 2 SI. No. 24 (Column 5) not clear 86 SI. No. 25 (Column 5) not clear 71 SI. No. 26 (Column 5) not clear 8 SI. No. 27 (Column 5) jiot clear 16 SI. No. 28 (Column 5) not clear 3 359 SI. No. 40 (Column 5) not clear 355 362 SI. No. 2 Column 9 not clear 2 SI. No. (b)-l Col. 9 not clear 5 SI. No. (b>2 Col. 9 not clear 25 363 SI. No. 3 (Column 8) not cfeaf 6 SI. No. 3 (Column 9) net clear 47 SI. No. 4 (Column 7) not clear 6 SI. No. 4 (Column 8) not clear 1 Column 9 not clear 9 V2) (3) 363 SI. No. 5 (Column 7) not clear 22 Column 8 not clear Column 9 not clear 41 SI. No. 6 (Column 7) not clear 41 Column 8 not clear 5 Column 9 not clear 75 SI. No. 7 (Column 7) not clear 146 o\ SI No. 7 ^Column 8) not clear 13 Column 9 not dear 209 SI. No. 8 (Column 7) not clear 8 Column 8 not clear Column 9 not clear 10 374 SI. No. 9 delete the .^cm 379 Line 1 (Column 4) I Line 2 (Column 4) 9 last line (Total) Col. 5 not clear 114 402 Line 6 (Column 14) 73 731 Line 7 (Column 14) not clear 736 407 Line 1 (Column 2) not clear 7^5 409 Line 6 (Column 2) 821.83 828.83 412 Heading RADE TRADE 437 SI. No. 4 (Column 3) ( )2L652 (—)21.652 443 last line i^Coiumn 3) 772 773 450 Heading Table 3.1 Table 33.1 450 Column 7 Heading Approved Prc posed 453 Total 1 2323 2328 454 Headmg 26 CIVIL 36 CIVIL SUPPLIES SUPPL 454 Coiumn 2 Heading not clear co-operative societies. 466 SI. No. 6 Commn ^ 3.04,905 3.04,950 467 SI. No. 16. Column 4 1,87,846 1,87,816 473 Total (Column 7) 11,116 1,01,116 479 SI. No. 7 (c) Pannari Bannari (0 (2) (3) (4) 481 SI. No. 11 (c) Thiruvaaikaval Thiruvanaikaval 486 Column 6—^first line 25 2.5 Column 6—third line 25 2.5 Column 6—fifth lin; 65 6.5 487 first line column (1) delete 2. Chen- gai-Anna Column (2) deiete 15 4S7 Line 5 Column (I) blank 2. Chengai- Anna. G»vemor ........................... Chief Justice of Madras High Court Chief Secretary to Government Chairman, Tamil Nadu Public Service . Commission. Ckairman, State Planning Commissii i. .. Tamil Nadu at a Glance Select Economic Indicator. Ill STATISTICAL TABLES. ]. AREA AND POPULATION. P age* 3.1 Area, Population, Literates, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes by Districts ........................................ 32 1.2 population by Broad Industrial Categories of Workers ......................... .. 56 1.3 Population by Religion ,. .. 58 1.4 Population by Age Groups .. .. 60 1.5 Population of Tamil Nadu Decennial Growth ........................................ 62 a.6 Salient Feature of Census 1981 .. 66 2. VITAL STATISTICS. 2.1 Births and Deaths by Districts .. 72 2.2 Birth, Death and Infant Mortality Rates in Tamil Nadu ........................... * 8 1 2.3 Death by causes ................. 82 2.4 Expectation of Life at Birth .. .. 84 3. STATE INCOME. PAorg 3.1 Nett State Domestic Product at factor cost (by Industry of Origin) a Current Prices 88 3.2 Nett State Domestic Product at factor cost (by Industry of Origin) st Constant Prices ........................................ 91 4. CLIMATE AND RAINFALL. 4.1 Temperature at select Stations .. 94 4.2 Distribution of Districts by Range of Rainfall .......................................
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