CENSUS 1971

SERIES 2

ANDHRA PRADESH

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

PART X-A VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY

PART X-B

VILLAGE & TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

T. VEDANTAM 01' THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS

PUBLISHED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH 1973 SRi SATYA SAl ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN AT ANANTAPUR

The motif on the cover page depicts the Sri Satya Sai Arts Pradesh with a spacious auditorium, a rich library and good and Science College for Women at Anantapur. science laboratories. It is the first of its kind for women had been famous for its erudite scholars established with a mission to develop the students into even from the ancient times as several institutions like Vidya­ responsible citizens by blending the ancient Indian culture and mandapams, Mathas and Ashramams were established and modern scientific thought in the educational system and to maintained by the great Jain and Saiva Acharyas to impart train its alumni to be 'worthy mothers'. traditional education and knowledge. Madakasira and Hindu­ The coJlege is managed by the Satya Sai Trust founded by pur taluks were famous for such education in the early days. Sri Satya Sai Baba. It aims at evolving a system of national In medieval times also education was disseminated by locating education in which may result in a society built on love educational institutions in 'Ramanuja Kritams' and 'Dargas' in and co-operation, through the observance of the ancient and Madakasira taluks. In the modern period also, the philosophy of life - Satya, Dharma and Shanti. Sri Baba says growth of western education in the district was significant due "Students have to attend schools and colleges in order to to various educational Despatches and Charters by the then cultivate discipline, control emotions and canalise passions. British Government and due to the efforts of various Christian Learning is just a small fraction of what can be gained from Missionaries. The schools of the type existing now were started schools and colleges. They instill into the pupils the lessons in the district early in eighteen hundred sixties. The first of mutual co-operation, good manners, courtesy, compassion Secondary School for girls in the district was established in 1920 and comradeship, adjustment to limitations and overcoming of at Anantapur. The "Woods Despatch" of 1854 had a great obstacles with calm deliberation". In a country like ours with impact on the spread of western education with the help of a vast area and many languages and religions, national integra­ private institutions. In 1916, the Government Arts College at tion cannot be achieved unless the individuals develop their Anantapur, known as "The Ceaded Districts College" was integrated personalities through proper education. Three opened t(\ serve the needs of collegiate education in the Rayala­ colleges have been established so far at Anantapur (only for seema districts. Under the Post-war Reconstruction Scheme, women), Bangalore and Jaipur by Sri Satya Sai Baba, to the Government Engineering College, Anantapur was establish­ achieve this objective. Students belonging to all religions are ed in 1946. It was temporarily located at Madras and shifted admitted into these colleges. to Anantapur in 1948. Later, the Oil Technological Research Institute meant not only for training students in oil technology, These colleges are managed by eminent educationists and but also to tackle different problems connected with oil seeds, they are like our ancient "Gurukulas" housed in modern oils, oil cakes, soaps, detergents, paints, varnishes, fatty acids, buildings. The Women's College at Anantapur is having 40 lubricants, essential oils, oil modified plastics etc., started teachers and 600 students. The college imparts instruction functioning at Anantapur from 1951. In 1965-66 another Arts both ill Arts and Science subjects just as in other Degree and Science College was established at of this Colleges. Telugu, Sanskrit and Hindi languages are taught district. and the students are prepared for the Intermediate, B.A., B.Sc., Examinations. Philosophy is one of the elective subjects being However, there was no Arts and Science College exclusively taught to Degree students. The college maintains good for women in this arid and dry region. Sri Satya Sai Baba, the standards. well known saint of Puttaparti fulfilled this dire need by found­ ing the Sri Satya Sai Arts and Science College for women in the Though there had been considerable development of year 1968. It was temporarily located in the Government Girls' educational facilities in the district from decade to decade, only High School campus and was shifted in the year 1971 to the 35% of the males and 12% of the females in this distr ict are present permanent buildings, with a reposeful campus of about literate and educated according to the 1971 Census. This 32 acres, constructed at a cost of about Rs. 40lakhs. The indicates the enormous efforts yet to be made for spread of college is one of the biggest colleges for women in Andhra lIteracy by public and private agencies.

r PREFACE

The District Census Handbooks which were first published at the 1951 Census proved to be very useful to the State and Central Government Departments, private agencies and academic bodies like Universities and Research Institutions. The scope of these Handbooks was enlarged to make them more useful during the 1961 Census. Considering the delay in the publication of the Hand­ books due to difficulties in finding suitable presses which could undertake huge printing work of this kind, it was considered desirable to split up the 1971 Census Handbooks into three parts viz., Part A­ Village and Town Directory, Part B - Village and Town Primary Census Abstract and Part C­ Analytical Report, Departmental Statistics and District Census Tables. This was done mainly with a view to publishing Parts A and B which contain not only the population data upto the village and town level but also the particulars about the basic amenities etc., available in the towns and villages, as early as possible for public use. The scope and contents of these three parts are elaborated in the introduction to this volume. I am glad to record here that Parts A and B of the 1971 Census Handbooks of all the 21 districts in the State have been finalised already and I expect that before the end of 1974 Parts A and B for all the 21 districts would have been published.

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

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

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

Sri B. P. Sunder Raj, Tabulation Officer 1 Smt. P. Lalitha, Tabulation Officer I Drafting, Scrutiny and Sri T. Brahmiah, Statistical Assistant ~ Supervision of Printing " T. Govardhana Rao, Statistical Assistant f " K. V. Sharma, Statistical Assistant )

Kum. N. Suseela, Computor I Sri G. V. Ramachandran, Computor " S. Ramakrishna, Assistant Compiler Compilation Kum. Anasuya, Assistant Compiler Jt

Sri M. B. Vittala Charya, Junior Reader, G.C.P. 1 " K. Ram Reddy, Junior Reader, G.C.P. ;r Proof Reading ii

Sri A. Venkateswara Rao, Assistant Compiler Scrutiny and Supervision of maps printing

Sri M. N. Ram Mohan, Artist Supervision of Mapping Work

Sri Syed Ahmed, Senior Draughtsman " M. J. Sadiq, Draughtsman .. N. G. Swamy, Draughtsman .. M. Hassan, Draughtsman " M. Shankaraiah, Draughtsman Preparation of maps " Md. Yakub Ali, Draughtsman ., B. Raghu Ram, Draughtsman , Smt. Daya Saxena, Draughtsman Sri D. Koteshwara Rao, Computor J I am grateful to their services.

I trust that this humble effort on the part of the Census Organisation would meet with the appreciation it deser'"'!s.

T. VEDANTAM Director of Census Operations CONTENTS Pages Introduction 1-4 PART A - VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

SECTION I - VILLAGE DIRECTORY Explanatory N ote-Village Directory 5-11 Village Directory: Anantapur Taluk 13-19 Kalyandrug Taluk 21-27 Rayadrug Taluk 29-35 Taluk 37-41 Taluk 43-49 Tadpatri Taluk 51-57 Dharmavaram Taluk 59-63 Kadiri TaJuk 65-73 TaJuk 75-81 Hindupur Taluk 83-89 Madakasira Taluk 91-95 Talukwise Abstract of Amenities 96-97

SECTION II - TOWN DIRECTORY Explanatory Note-Town Directory 98-1Q3 Town Directory: Statement I Status, Growth History and Functional Category of Towns 104 Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of Towns 105 Statement III Civic Finance 106 Statement IV Civic and Other Amenities • 107 Statement V Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities 108 Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking Facilities 109 Statement VII Population by Religion and Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes 110

PART B - VILLAGE AND TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Explanatory Note-Primary Census Abstract 111-117 Primary Census Abstract ANANTAPUR DISTRICT 118-125 Anantapur Taluk 127-156 Kalyandrug Taluk 157-169 Rayadrug TaJuk 171-189 Uravakonda Taluk 191-205 Gooty Taluk 207-239 Tadpatri Taluk 241-259 Dharmavaram Taluk • 261-277 Kadiri Taluk · 279-303 Penukonda Taluk • 305-322 Hindupur Taluk 323-344 Madakasira Taluk · 345-351

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MAPS ANANTAPUR DISTRICT F ron tispiece Anantapur Taluk Facing Page 13 Kalyandrug Taluk ,. 21 Rayadrug Taluk .. 29 Uravakonda Taluk .. 37 Gooty Taluk 43 " Tadpatri Taluk 51 Dharmavaram Taluk 59 " Kadiri Taluk 65 " Penukonda Taluk .. 75 Hindupur Taluk 83 " Madakasira .. 91 Anantapur District-Talukwise Density of Population III " FIGURES AT A GLANCE

COMPARATIVE FIGURES OF THE STATE AND THE DISTRICT

Andhra Pradesh Anantapur State District POPULATION TOTAL Persons 43,502,708 2,115,321 Males 22,008,663 1,086,233 Females 21,494,045 1,029,088 RURAL Persons 35,100,181 1,739,531 Males 17,698,247 892,283 Females 17,401,934 847,248 URBAN Persons 8,402,527 375,790 Males 4,310,416 193,950 Females 4,092,111 181,840 DECENNIAL POPULATION +20.9 +19.7 GROWTH RATE 1961-71 GEOGRAPHICAL AREA (Sq. Kms.) 276,814.0* 19,125.0 DENSITY OF POPULATION (Per Sq. Km.) 157 111 SEX RATIO (Number of Females per 1,000 Males) , 977 947 PERCENTAGE OF LITERACY Persons 24.6 23.8 Males 33.2 34.7 Females 15.8 12.4 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 19.3 17.8 TO TOTAL POPULATION PERCENTAGE OF WORKERS TO TOTAL Persons 41.4 42.1 POPULA TION (Main Activity only) Males 58.2 57.3 Females 24.2 26.0 BREAK-UP OF WORKERS: PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL WORKERS (i) CULTIVATORS Persons 32.2 36.7 Males 37.4 43.1 Females 19.4 22.0 (ii) AGRICULTURAl, LABOURERS Persons 37.9 38.9 Males 27.7 27.0 Females 63.1 66.4 (iii) OTHER WORKERS Persons 299 24.4 Males 34.9 29.9 Females 17.5 11.6 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES' Persons 13.3 13.2 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 13.3 13.1 Females 13.2 13.2 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBES' Persons 3.8 3.1 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 3.8 3.0 Females 3.8 3.1 NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 8,041,925 378,371 NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 29,428 958 Inhabited 27,221 930 Uninhabited 2,207 28 NUMBER OF TOWNS 224 11 ------*~77>e changes in the area figures due to computational error were intimated by the Surveyor General of India after the publication Andhart II-A Gener'" Population Tables of Andhra Pradesh. Hence, these figures will not tally with those published in Part II-A of ra Pradesh.

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GENERAL BACKGROUND OF THE DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

District Manuals and District Gazetteers District Census Handbooks Prior to 1905, the erstwhile composite Madras The idea of compiling the District Census Hand­ Government compiled and published District Manuals books for each district in place of Village Statements for each district. It contained not only particulars was first entertained and put forward at the 1951 of items of more or less a permanent character such as Census by Sri R. A. Gopalaswamy, I.C.S., the then physical characteristics, history, religion and ethno­ Registrar General, India and ex-officio Census Com­ graphy but also a few statistical tables including those missioner of India as part of a plan intended to relating to population which became obsolete within a secure an effective method of preserving the Census few years of their publication. The Madras Govern­ records prepared for areas below the district level. ment, therefore, replaced these District Manuals by He proposed that the District Census Tables another publication known as the District Gazetteer and Census Abstracts prepared during the pro­ consisting of two. volumes 'A' and 'B'. Volume A cess of sorting and compilation, should be bound contained descriptive matter and such general tables together in a single manuscript volume called the as might be necessary to explain the text and Volume "District Census Handbook" and suggested to the B contained detailed statistics. They decided that State Governments that the Handbook with or without Volume B should be brought out periodically after the addition of other useful information relating to the each Decennial Census so that they contain the latest di5trict should be printed and published at their own statistics. Volume A was published for some districts cost, in the same manner as the Village Statistics of between 1905 and 1927 in the composite Madras the past censuses. This suggestion was accepted by State. The publication of Volume A was discontinued most of the State Governments. Both the composite in 1927. Volume B was published for all the districts Madras State and the erstwhile Hyderabad State of the composite Madras State between 1906 and accepted this suggestion and published the District 1915. The publication of Volume 'B' was also stopped Census Handbooks for each di5trict at their own cost. after 1931 Census. Due to the J[ world war, they In the erstwhile Hyderabad State, the District Census were not published after the 1941 Census. Handbooks were brought out in two parts, Part I containing Administrative Statistics and Part II the In the erstwhile Hyderabad State also the Gazet­ Census Tables. In the composite Madras State, the teer Volumes were brought out for some of the Handbooks were brought out in one single volume districts. only for each district. The scheme of publication of revised District Gazetteers was started in 1958 by the State Govern­ Pattern at 1961 Census ments and in this State, the Gazetteers of some districts At the 1961 Census, the scope of the District like Cuddapah and Anantapur had already been Census Handbooks was significantly enlarged by published. Sri Ashok Mitra, I.C.S., the then Registrar General, India. The District Censm Handbooks of 1961 Census The Village Statements of Andhra Pradesh were divided into four parts. The Apart from these District Manuals and Gazetteers first part contained narrative description of the Physi­ the Census data upto village level used to be published cal features, History, Social, Economic and Demogra­ in a brochure called "Village Statement" for each dis­ phic characteristics, the progress made in each field of trict immediately after every census from 1872 upto administration over the past decades and a brief 1941. Gazetteer of places. The second part contained the The Village Statements merelv showed the num­ Administrative Statistics of various departments. The ber of occupied houses and population by religion of third part contained the 1961 Census Tables viz., each village and town and they did not contain any General Population Tables, Economic Tables, Cultural more details. From the 1951 Census, the Village State­ and Migration Tables, Special Tables on Scheduled ments were replaced by the District Census Handbooks. Castes and Scheduled Tribes. The fourth Part consisted 2

of Village and Town Directory which was the most Village Directory: It is arranged talukwise and vital part of the Handbook, giving villagewise and gives for each village particulars of amenities available townwise Primary Census Abstract i.e., particulars of in respect of educational and medical institutions, area, households, population, scheduled castes, sche­ power and drinking water supply, post and telegraph duled tribes, literacy, broad categorisation of working facilities, communications, particulars of land use, population etc. Important amenities such as educa­ markets, places of religious, historical or archaeologi­ tional, medical, public health and communication cal interest in the village. facilities available were also indicated against each village and town. Nine Sub-Tables containing village­ Town Directory: The Town Directory portion wise particulars such as irrigation sources, important contains data in seven statements. Particulars like the crops',.raised, value of land, co-operative societies, civic administration status, its origin, the growth and industrial establishments, police stations, list of decline of its population, functional category, physical skilled craftsmen etc., were given after Village and aspects and location, municipal finances, civic and other Town Directory. A tabular statement on Fairs and amemtles, medical, educational, recreational and Festivals in the district was given at the end of the cultural facilities, trade, industry, commerce and bank­ volume. All these four parts were bound in a single ing facilities and lastly the religious composition of the volume and published at the cost of the State Govern­ town and the scheduled castes/tribes popUlation ment. inhabiting are presented in seven statements. They are given for each town in the district arranged in Pattern at 1971 Census alphabetical order. The District Census Handbooks proved to be very useful and valuable publications in considerable .Part B-Primary Census Abstract demand by public as well as the official users of the This part gives for each Revenue Village and also Census data. At the 1971 Census, it was therefore, for each Enumerator's Block and Ward of a town the decided not only to continue the publication of the Primary Census data i.e, area, occupied residential District Census Handbooks but also to enlarge its houses, number of households, total population and its break up by sex, scheduled castes, scheduled scope further. tribes popUlation, literate population, working popu­

At the last Censu~, there was some delay in the lation by nine broad categories of cultivators, agri­ publication of the District Census Handbooks due to cultural labourers, those working in livestock, forestry, the inadequate printing facilities. In order to avoid fishing, plantations etc. mining and quarrying, in delay in publication and also to make available the manufacturing, in construction, in trade and com­ more important Census data to the planners, adminis­ merce, transport, storage and communications and in trators and other users who may be not only eager but other services and the non-working popUlation as per in dire necessity to use the information in their 1971 Census. respective spheres, it has been decided to bring out the District Census Handbooks in three parts viz. Part C-Administrative Statistics and Report Part A, Part B and Part C. Part A contains Village and This part comprises the various Administrative Town Directory. Part B contains Village and Town Statistics pertaining to the district with special refer­ Primary Census Abstract. Part C contains Adminis­ ence to the development taken place during 1961-70 trative Statistics and Analytical Report. Parts A and in different spheres and also the 1971 Census Tables B of the District Census Handbooks of this State are relating to the general popUlation, e€Onomic charac­ being brought out in one volume and Part C will be teristics, cultural and migration features, Housing and . brought out in a separate volume for each district a Establishment tables and data pertaining to the little later. district regarding language and religion. A write up, A brief outline on the scope of each of these three indicating the changes in the socio-economic and demographic characteristics of the district and the Parts is given below. developmental activities that have taken place in the Part A-Village and Town Directory decade in the various fields like Agriculture, Indus­ tries, Trade and Commerce, Education, Medical and In this part, the Village Directory is given first Public Health, Community Development etc., is given and then t:le Town Directory. at the beginning of this part. In view of the elaborate 3 write up already given in the 1961 District Census The towns are distributed into six classes as Handbooks, the present write up will be brief and it detailed below :- will cover the present decade only. Classification of Towns Population Size Rural and Urban Classification of Areas Class I 100,000 and above Class II 50,000-99,999 It is customary to classify the population of Class III 20,000-49,999 every country at a Census as Rural and Urban. Such Class IV 10,000-19,999 a classification has consider'lble significance and is Class V 5,000- 9,999 Class VI Below 5,000 necessary from the point of assessing the differentials in the social, economic, cultural and demographic The Class I towns are termed as . characteristics of the popUlation. Hence at the be­ Besides classification of all places into Rural and ginning of each Census, the criteria for treating a Urban areas, two new concepts viz., Urban Agglo­ place as town (i.e Urban) or rural are evolved and the meration and Standard were newly areas are then classified accordingly as per the evolved at the 1971 Census. They are briefly ex­ definition so evolved. plained below.

From the year 1891, the Census definition of a Urban Agglomeration town in this country was more or less the same till In several areas around a core or statutory 1941 and it was slightly modified in 1951. The towns town have come up fairly large and well recognised broadly comprised all Municipalities of whatever Railway Colonies, University Campuses, Port Areas, popUlation and every other continuous collection of Military Camps etc. Even though they are outside houses, permanently inhabited by not less than 5,000 the statutory limits of a Corporation, Municipality or persons, which the provincial Directors of Census Cantonment, they fall within the revenue boundary of Operations having regard to the character and the place by which the town itself is known or in the relative density of population, their importance as revenue boundary of the neighbouring village. It may centres of trade decided them to be towns. In the not be altogether realistic to treat such areas lying application of this definition there was some variation outside the statutory limits of a town as rural units from State to State according to the local conditions. and at the same time each such individual area by It was only at the 1961 Census that a fairly strict itself may not satisfy the minimum population limits definition was sought to be applied throughout the to qualify to be treated as an independent town. Such country in order to determine a place as an Urban areas deserve to be reckoned along with the main town unit. The same definition was followed at the 1971 and the continuous spread including such urban out­ Census also. The following criteria are adopted for growth would deserve to be treated as an integrated treating a place as a town at the 1971 Census. urban area. At the 1971 Census such continuous urban spreads have been treated as integrated urban 1. All places with a Municipality, Corporation or areas and defined as Urban Agglomerations. This Cantonment or Notified Town Areas, and concept of Urban Agglomeration replaced the concept of Town-group followed in the 1961 Census. Urban 2. All other places which satisfied the following Agglomerations can be constituted in the following criteria situations.

a) a minimum population of 5,000 (a) A city with continuous outgrowth (the part of outgrowth being out of the statutory limits but b) a density of population of at least 1,000 falling within the boundaries of the adjoining persons per Sq. mile (400 persons per village or villages). Sq. Km) and (b) One town with similar outgrowth or two or c) at least three fourths (75"/0) of the male more adjoining towns with their out-growths working population is non-agricultural. as in (a) and

In respect of marginal cases, the Directors of (c) A city and one or more adjoining towns with Census Operations of the States were given discretion their out-growths all of which formin~ a con­ to decide a place as town or village. tinuous spread. 4

Thus the Urban Agglomeration represents wholly became not only invalid over a time but also lost spatial the urban population only. In Andhra Pradesh, the comparability with similar data processed both within following four places are treated as Urban Agglome­ the country and outside. These short-comings reduced rations. considerably the utility of the town-grQlup concept which was also found somewhat inadequate for the Name of the Urban Constituent units in purpose it was developed. To enable the presentation Agglomeration . the Urban Agglomeration of urban statistics on a uniform basis and also to (1 ) (2) ensure comparability of the Census data from one 1 Visakhapatnam a) Visakhapatnam City decade to another and with similar data available from Urban Agglomeration (i) Visakhapatnam Municipality other countries, the concept of Standard Urban Area (ii) Gajuvaka (out growth) has been envisaged and adopted at the 1971 Census. (b) Gopalapatnam The Standard Urban Area is defined as the projec­ 2 Rajahmundry Urban (a) Rajahmundry Agglomeration Municipality ted growth area of a city or town as it would be in (b) Rajahmundry Non­ another three decades taking into account not only the Municipal Area towns and villages which will get merged into it but also the intervening areas which are potentially urban. 3 Vijayawada Urban (a) Vijayawada Municipality Agglomeration The tract includes all extra Municipal urban outgrowH1s (b) Patamata Town such as the suburbs (industrial and residential), Rail­ (c) Gunadala Town way Colonies, Civil Lines, Cantonments and also such of those villages that are likely to be urbanised during 4 Hyderllbad Urban (a) Hyderabad Municipal the next three decades. The Standard Urban Area is Agglomeration Corporation thus an area which extends well beyond the chief core i) Hyderabad Division ii) Secunderabad city or town and contains all likely developments over It (b) Secunderabad Cantonment the next 30 years. will remain a statistical reporting (c) Malkajgiri unit for the next three successive censuses, irrespective (d) Alwal of the jurisdictional changes of the local administrative (e) Uppal Khalsa units within the tract. The Standard Urban Area will be identified by the administrative units that it encom­ (f) Balanagar passes namely the city, the town, the village, the (g) Fatehnagar boundaries of the Standard Urban Area will be the (h) Macha Bolaram administrative boundaries of the peripheral units. (i) Osmania University (j) Lalaguda (k) Kukatpalle In demarcating the Standard Urban Area the (I) Moosapet following criteria are followed: (m) Bowenpalle i) The core town should have a minimum (n) Zamistanpur popUlation of 50,000 The Standard Urban Area (S.U.A.) ii) The contiguous areas should be made up of The concept of the Standard Urban Area has other urban as well as rural administrative been evolved for the first time at the 1971 Census to units having close and mutual socio-enono­ give out a more meaningful picture of the urban mic links with the core town, and growth. The town-group concept adopted at 1961 . Census did not effectively tackle the problems involved iii) The entire area included in the Standard in reporting Urban statistics apart from lacking a Urban Area is likely to be urbanised in uniform application throughout the country. It also a span of two to three decades. did not bring out a spatially contiguous territory of urban-rural settlements but merely bound up loosely In Anantapur district, Anantapur and clustered population popularly know as the satellite towns with their surrounding villages are treated as towns or the constituent units whose jurisdictions were Standard Urban Areas. Details about Standard Urban subjected to frequent changes and thus lacked in stabi­ Areas are given in Table A-Vat pages 175 to 185 of lity. The intervening rural areas were also left out of Part II-A, General Population Tables of Andhra the account. Consequently the conclusions drawn Pradesh and may be referred to. * PART-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY SECTION I - Village Directory • SECTION II - Town Directory .. SECTION I

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

The main purpose of the Village Directory is to Columns 4 to 9 give the basic amemtles available in indicate the available important facilities like educa­ the village such as the educational, medical, electricity, tional, medical, drinking water supply, communications drinking water, communications, and postal facilities. and electric supply facilities in each village. The collection and presentation of such data was first The educational facilities are shown by the attempted at the 1961 Census and the different facilities following symbols under column 4. available were shown by abbreviated letters under five columns along with the Primary Census Abstract. But P Primary or Elementary School at the 1971 Census it was decided to present such parti­ M Middle School or Upper Primary culars in greater detail in the Village Directory and to School give the Primary Census Abstract separately. Besides presenting the data on basic amenities like, educational, H ... High School or Higher Secondary medical, electricity, drinking water supply, communi­ School cations, posts and telegraphs, the particulars about C College the staple food commonly used by the majority of the people, land utilisation, the name and distance of the T Technical Institution nearest town, the market/shandy days, historical or religious or archaeological or tourist importance, if If there are more institutions than one of a type any, of the villages have also been collected and pre­ in the village, the number of institutions precedes sented in the Village Directory. The Villagewise the abbreviations e.g., 3P. 2M, 3H etc. Primary Census Abstract is presented separately in Part B of this Volume. Medical and Public Health facilities existing in the vil13ge are shown by the following symbols under col. 5. In the Village Directory, the Revenue Village is taken as the lowest unit for presentation of data. The H Hospital villages are arranged in the ascending order of Locatioll D Dispensary Code Numbers assigned to the villages. Unlike the Town Directory the Village Directory contains only Mew Maternity and Child Welfare Centre one statement. An alphabetical list of villages with Fpc Family Planning Centre the Location Code Numbers against them is given at the beginning of the Village Directory of each taluk. Phc Primary Health Centre This facilitates the reader to select the required village from the alphabetical list and after knowing its location If the village is electrified then it is indicated by code number to obtain the necessary particulars from the letter E under column 6. the Village Directory. The Village Directory is broadly The types of drinking water supply sources avail­ divided into four broad sections viz., location particu­ lars, basic amenities like educational, medical etc., land able within the village are indicated as below:- utilisation and distance from the nearest urban area and T Tap the importance of the village as a religious or tourist centre. W Well Tk Tank Columns 1 to 3 deal with the location code Tw Tube Well number, name and the total area of the village. The River area given under col. 3 is as per the data furnished R by the Tahsildar and the State Survey Department. C Canal 6

If there are any other sources of drinking water of area irrigated together with area irrigated under other than the above, then such sources have been different irrigational sources such as canals, tanks, spelt out. wells, tubewells, etc., are given, wherever available under column 12 while under column 13 the extent If the village is served by one or more of the of land un irrigated is given. Column 14 gives the following means of communications within a distance extent of cultivable waste. The area not available for of one mile from the village, then the communication cultivation such as village site, rivers, canals, tanks, facilities of the village under column 8 have been wells etc., is given under column 15. indicated as below :- The various types of land use given under each PR Pucca Road of the columns 11 to 15 are listed out below and the concepts explained subsequently. KR Katcha Road 1 Forest (Col. 11): These include all actually forested T Train areas and the . lands classed or administered as forests under any legal enactment dealing with forests R River whetheF State owned or private, If any portion of such land is not C Canal actually wooded but put to some agricultural use, that portion is The postal facilities, if any, existing in the village included under the appropriate are indicated under column 9 by the following symbols: heading of cultivated or uncultivated land. PO Post Office 2 Cultivated area with This includes the land under the TO Telegn1ph Office break up irrigated & following three categories. unirrigated (Cols. PTO Post & Telegraph Office 12 and 13) (i) Net area sown: Phone Telephone The net area sown represents the area sown to crops counting areas If a village does not have any of the above facilities sown more than once in the same year, only once. than " ... " is indicated against such village under relevant column. (ii) Curr~nt fallows: This class comprises cropped areas The staple food of the majority of the population which are kept fallow during the of the village during the major portion of the year is current year. If any seedling area indicated under column 10 as given below. If there is not cropped again in the same is variety of grains mainly used in a village then they year, it is also treated as current fallow. have been indicated, accordingly. (iii) Other fallows: Ri Rice This includes all lands which were taken up for cultivation but are W Wheat temporarily out of cultivation for a J Jowar period of not less than one year and not more than five years. The B reasons for keeping such lands fallow Bajra (Cum.bu, Sajja) may be either due to poverty of the Ra Ragi cultivators or inadequate supply of water or malarial climate or silting M Maize of canals or rivers or unremunerated nature of farming etc. Mi Millets (Korra, Arika, Variga) 3 Culturable waste This includes the land under the Columns 11 to 15 relate to the land utilisation (Col. 14) following three categories. statistics. Under column 11 the extent of the forest (i) Miscellaneous tree crops, groves not area is given. Under columns 12 and 13 the extent of included in the area sown : the cultivated area in the village is given. The extent Under this class is included all cultivable land which is not inc1u- 7

ded under net area sown but is put INHABITED AND UNINHABITED VILLAGES to some agricultural use. Lands under casuarina trees, thatching There are 958 villages in this district at 1971 grass, bamboo bushes and other Census out of which 28 are uninhabited and 930 are groves for fuel etc., which are not inhabited. 11 villages of the 930 inhabited villages included under "Orchards" are are partly and 7 villages fully included in different classed under this category. urban areas of the district. The following statement gi yes the distribution of the 930 villages according to (iiJ eulfurable waste: broad population sizes. This includes lands available for cultivation but not taken up for STATEMENT 1 cultivation or abandoned after a few VILLAGES BY SIZE OF POPULATION years for one reason or other. Such Population No. of inhabited lands may be either fallow or cover­ size villages ed with shrubs and jungles which are not put to any use. They may Less than 200 48 be assessed or not assessed and may 200-499 75 192 lie in isolated blocks or within 500-999 cultivated holdings. Land once cul­ 1 ,O~O-l, 999 282 tivated but not cultivated for five 2,000-4,999 291 years in succession is also included 5,000-9,999 39 10,000 and above 3 in this category. Total 930 (iii) Permanent pastures and other gra­ zing lands: 333 villages i.e, 35.8% out of 930 have a popula­ These cover all grazing lands whe­ tion of more than 2,000 each. 282 villages constituting ther they are permanent pastures 30.3% of the total inhabited villages in the district are and meadows or not. Village in the size class of 1,000-1,999 while 315 villages i.e., common and grazing lands within 33.9% of the total inhabited villag~s have a popUlation forest areas are included under this of less than 1,000 each. There are only 3 villages head. with a popUlation of 10,000 or more each. 4 Area not available This includes the land under the More than 50% of the rural popUlation of the dis­ for cultivation (Col. following two catcgorks. 15) trict is accounted [or by the 291 villages in the popu­ (i) Barren and uncullivable land: lation range of 200J-499} p~rsons each. Actually in This covers all barren and unculti­ the Rayalaseema districts, this is the highest proportion vable land like mountains, etc., of population in this category of villages. Only one i.e., which cannot be brought under more district viz., Cuddapah bas a ~lightly higher pro­ cultivation unless at a high cost portion. Tbe vilbges Wilh population less than 1,000 whether such land is in isolated blocks or within cultivated holding~. persons each contain only less than 10% of the rural popUlation of Anantapur district. (ii) Land put to non-agricultural uses: The statement giving the number of villages inclu­ All lands occupied by buildings, roads and railways or underwaters, ding uninhabited, classified according to broad groups e.g., rivers and canals and other of geographical area is given below: lands put to uses other than agri- cultural. ' STATEMENT 2

VILLAGES BY SIZE OF GEOGRAPHICAL AREA Under column 16 the distance of the village from the nearest town in Kms. is given. The days on Area (in Acres) No. of villages which weekly market/shandies, if any, held in the 50 or less village are given under column 17. If the village has 51-100 3 any historical/religious/archaeological tourist impor­ 101-200 15 tance, it has been indicated under column 18. 201-500 43 50H ,000 52 132 All the above particulars are based on the data I,OOl-2,OGO 2,001-5,000 358 obtained from the Tahsildars and Local Bodies con­ 5,000 and above 354 cerned and also from the concerned departments like Uns;Jccified 1 Postal, Medical, Education and Electricity, etc. Total 958 8

712 villages or 74.3% of the total number of MEDICAL FACILITIES viIlages have an area of more than 2,OCO acres each, There are in all 91 medical institutions of various while only 113 villages or 11.8% of the total villages categories in the rural areas of Anantapur district. have an area of less than 1,000 Acres each. 132 There are 12 hospitals, 21 dispensaries 58 others which villag~s or 13.8% of the villages are having area bet­ include Maternity and Child Welfare Centres, Primary ween 1,000 and 2,000 acres. Area particulars for one Health Centres and Family Planning Centres. Hospital village are not available. facilities do 110t exist in the rural areas of Uravakonda EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES and Dharmavaram taluks while dispensaries do not exist in Kalyandrug and the Anantapur taluks. There An idea of the extent of educational facilities and is not even one medical institution per 100 sq. KmE. the level to which they have been provided in rural in the rural areas of this district on an average. The areas of the district can be had from the table below. rural parts of Kalyandrug, Dharmavaram and Penu­ The villages are classified by the distance to the nearest konda are having fewer medical institutions cocnpared town with which the villages have established commer­ to other taluks in the district. cial, social and other links.

STATEMENT 3 The following statement gives the number of EDUCATiONAL FACILITIES medical institutions in each tal uk.

No. of villages.A_____ having , r- STATEMENT 4 Primary Middle High or ColIe- Oth- Distance from Total Schools Schools Higher gcs ers the nearest No. of Secon- NUMBER OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS town in Kms. Inhabited dary viIlages Schools No. of Medical Institutions r- .A.------1 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Dispen- Others (Phc, Name of the Hospitals saries Fpc & Mcw) ~ or less 33 31 4 6 Taluk 6-1Q 134 128 3 12 (1) (2) (3) (4) 11-15 129 119 15 Anantapur 2 9 16-2~ 249 230 13 37 Kalyandrug 4 26-50 335 298 14 52 Rayadrug 4 2 51-100 43 37 3 Uravakonda 2 9 6 101-200 Gooty 3 Tadpatri B 201 and above Dharmavaram 2 Unspecified. 7 5 5 Kadiri 3 8 Total 930 848 38 128 1 Penukonda 1 .. Hindupur 2 4 82 villages constituting 9% of the total inhabited 6 2 villages in the district do not possess the IDIDlmum Madakasira Total 12 11 58 educational facilities. 38 villages have middle schools including Upper Primary and 128 villages have high schools. It may be mentioned here that high schools ELECTRICAL FACILITIES which usually have middle school classes also are shown only under the heading High/Higher Secondary The following statement shows the distribution of schools in col. 5 and not under both middle and high electrified villages by distance from the nearest town schools. Similarly for Middle/Upper Primary schools. in Anantapur district. 9

STATEMENT 5 STATEMENT 6

TALUKWISE DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIFIED VILLAGES NUMBER OF VILLAGES HAVING ELECTRICITY Precentage Distance from the Total No. of No. of villages No. of of villages Name of the Total No. of electrified electrified to nearest town villages where electric Taluk villages villages total number in Kms. supply is of villages available (1) (2) (3) (4) Anantapur 118 63 53.3 (1) (2) (3) Kalyandrug 74 22 29.7 5 or less 34 32 Rayadrug 81 48 59.3 6-10 135 80 Uravakonda 47 39 82.9 11-15 130 58 Gooty 85 29 34.1 16-25 258 91 Tadpatri 97 24 24.7 26-50 343 103 Dharmavaram 62 20 32.3 51-100 46 13 Kadiri 144 29 20.1 101-200 Penukonda 106 38 35.8 Hindupur 86 47 54.7 201 and above Madakasira 58 23 39.7 Unspecified 12 5 Total 958 382 39.8 Total 958 382 Uravakonda and Rayadrug taluks are having a higher proportion of electrified villages while Tadpatri \ The above statement indicates that a larger pro­ and Kadiri taluh are not adequately provided with portion of villages nearabout urban areas have been power supply. electrified. In all 382 villages or 39.1 % of the total villages, including uninhabited, are having power COMMUNICA TION FACILITIES supply. The break up of these 382 electrified villages The statement below shows the communication in the district by taluks is given alongside in State­ facilities available with reference to the proximity of ment 6. urban areas.

STATEMENT 7

COMMUNICA TION FACILITIES

Distance from the Total Number of Villages connected by nearest town No. of ,- .A.. --, in Kms. villages Pucca road Katcha Pucca road & Katcha road & Others road train train

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 5 or less 34 30 12 1 6-10 135 73 47 2 8 11-15 130 71 50 4 9 16-25 258 117 119 6 1 22

26-50 343 117 194 10 32

51-100 46 21 9 16 101-200 201 and above

Unspecified 12 5 2 2 5 Total 958 434 433 24 1 93

434 out of 958 villages in the district are connec­ Katcha road. 25 villages are connected by rail ted by Pucca road while 433 villages are connected by besides the PuccajKatcha road communications. 10

91 villages or 10% of the total villages in the POSTAL FACILITIES district do not have road communications. A good The following statement indicates the total number of villages having post offices, telegraph offices number of villages are connected by katcha road and telephone facilities in the rural areas of the which can be used only during fair weather. different taluks in the district.

STATEMENT 8

POSTAL AND TELEGRAPHIC FACILITIES

Total Number of Villages having A r---·- "") Total Others Name of the Inhabited Post Telegraph r------A 1 No. of Post Offices taluk Villages Offices Offices *Post & Telegraph Offices Phones per 100 Sq. Kms. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Anantapur 115 64 • 6 2.7 Kalyandrug 73 55 2 1 2.6 Rayadrug 80 38 2 2.2 Uravakonda 47 35 1 3.4 Gooty 85 45 3 3.9 Tadpatri 97 52 3 3.1 Dharmavaram . 62 50 1 2.7 Kadiri 139 86 3 2.9 Penukonda 99 58 3 3.4 Hindupur 78 53 2 4.7 Madakasira 55 43 1 4.1 Total 930 579 27 2 3.1

Among the total 930 villages, 579 villages have LAND UTILISATION post offices, 27 villages have post and Telegraph offices and 2 villages have telephone facilities in the In the context of the land reforms which are rural areas of this district. For every 100 sq. Kms. under active consideration, the data on the extent of area there are about 3 post offices in the district. land which could be brought under the plough but The proportion of villages having post offices is high in Dharmavaram and Madakasira taluks while it is is lying uncultivated and the extent of the land culti­ low in Rayadrug and Gooty taluks. vated in each village are very important. A statement showing the average cultivated land and the average STAPLE FOOD cultivable waste per village classified by the distance The main staple food of people in the rural areas in this district are Rice, Korra and Ragi. to the nearest town is given below:

STATEMENT 9

PERCENTAGE OF AVERAGE CULTIVATED LAND PER VILLAGE BY DISTANCE

Distance from Number of Total cultivated Average cultivated Total culti- Average culti- Percentage of average the nearest villages land (in Acres) land per village vable waste vable waste cultivable waste per town (in Kms.) (in Acres) (in Acres) per village village to average (in Acres) cultivated land per village (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 5 or less 34 82,226 2,418 14,744 434 17.9 6-10 135 335,316 2,484 52,056 385 15.5 11-15 130 293,588 2,258 71,422 549 24.3 16-25 258 638,726 2,476 135,718 526 21.2 26-50 343 952,133 2,776 223,121 651 23.5 51-100 46 69,767 1,517 21,192 461 30.4 101-200 20l-and above Unspecified 12 28,586 2,382 5,194 433 18.2 Total 958 2,400,342 2,506 533,447 546 21.8 * Post and Telegraph Combined Offices. II

On an average the area under cultivation in each observed in the villages which are remote to urban village is 2,506 Acres while the extent of cultivable areas. waste is 546 acres. In other words, there is cultivable waste in each village equivalent to about 22% of the cultivated land which could be brought under the The taluk-wise picture is also given below to have plough perhaps with some efforts. Further it may be a comparative idea of the different taluks in the dis­ noticed that a larger proportion of cultivable waste is trict.

STATEMENT 10

PERCENTAGE OF AVERAGE CULTIVABLE WASTE TO AVERAGE CULTIVABLE LAND PER VILLAGE BY TALUKS

Name of the Number of Total cultivated Average cultivated Total culti- Average culti- Percentage of average taluk villages land (in Acres) land per village vable waste vable waste cultivable waste per (in Acres) (in Acres) per village village to average (in Acres) cultivated land per village (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

1. Anantapur 118 234,174 1,984 169,986 1,441 72.6 2. Kalyandrug 74 309,652 4,184 39,180 529 12.6 3. Rayadrug 81 288,694 3,564 17,723 219 6.1 4. Uravakonda 47 207,844 4,422 6,515 139 3.1 5. Gooty 85 188.375 2,216 16,079 189 8.5 6. Tadpatri 97 250,237 2,780 25,715 265 9.5 7. Dharmavaram • 62 211 ,259 3,407 91,434 1,474 43.3 8. Kadiri 144 330,816 2,297 60,580 420 18.2 9. Penukonda 106 125,820 1,186 50,888 480 40.4 10. Hindupur 86 147,773 1,718 24,380 283 16.5 11. Madakasira 58 105,698 1,822 20,967 361 19.8 Total 958 2,400,342 2,506 523,447 546 21.8

The average cultivated land per village is relatively The several particulars furnished in the village more in Uravakonda taluk and Kalyandrug taluk, directory reveal that: while it is less in Penukonda and Hindupur taluks. It varies from 1,186 acres in Penukonda taluk to 4,422 i. Minimum educational facilities are not avail­ acres in Uravakonda taluk. In the taluks of Kalyan­ able in 9% of the inhabited villages; drug, Rayadrug, Uravakonda, Tadpatri and Dharma­ varam, the average cultivable land per village exceeds ii. There is not even one medical institution for the district average of 2,506 acres, 100 sq. Kms. area;

iii. Electricity is available only III 39.1 % of the The proportion of average cultivable waste to the total villages; cultivated land per village is considerably more in Dharmavaram and Anantapur taluks with proportions iv. Only about 44% of villages are connected by of 43.3% and 72.6% respectively while it is less in Ura­ Pucca roads; and vakonda and Rayadrug where the proportions are 3.1% v. An extent equivalent to about 22% of the culti­ and 6.1% respectively. The extent of cultivated waste vated land is left uncultivated in each village per village is relatively small in all the taluks excepting indicating thereby that further development in Anantapur aad Dharmavaram taluks compared to the these fields is necessary in the rural areas of district avera ge of 546 acres. Anantapur district.

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ANANTAPUR TALUK

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

3(' Akuledu 16 IIIuru 70 Nadimidoddi 82 Alamuru 43 Ipperu 32 Narasapuram 20 Anandaraopeta 104 ItikalapaIIe 61 Narayanapuram 80 Anantapur T!. Narpala 19 Nidhanawada 11 Ankampeta 37 Jambuladinne Atmakur 51 102 Jangalapalle 35 Obulapuram 65 Janthaluru 98 BandameedapaIIe 46 Jayapuram 50 Padamati Yaleru 114 Bandlapalle 26 Joolakalva 89 Palacherla 75 Bodiganidoddi 60 95 Bommeparthi 113 Pappuru 81 Kakkalapalle 109 Bondalavada 33 Pedda Jalalapuram 3 Kalagalla 86 Brahmana Yaleru 5 Penakacherla 17 Kallumadi 55 Brahmanapalle 68 Peravali 14 Kalluru 21 Buddepalle 63 Podaralla 9 Budedu 13 Kalluru Agraharam 91 Bukkacherla 85 Kamarupalle 59 Rachanapalle 79 BlIkkarayasamudram 42 Kammuru 23 RachepaHe 15 Kanampalle 94 Rapthadu 67 Chakrayapeta 101 Kandukllr 78 Reddipalle 71 Chamaluru .31 Karnatakampalle 66 Chedulla 93 Katiganikalva 54 Sajjalakalva 27 Cheelapalle 7 Kesavapuram 22 Salakamcheruvu 73 Chennampalle 58 Kodimi 87 Sanapa 76 Chennarayanipalle 108 Kondakinda' Agraharam 77 Siddampeta 34 Chennavarall1 6 Koppalakonda 106 Siddarall1purall1 117 Chiyyedu 25 Korivipalle 115 Siddarascherla 4:; Cholasamudrall1 44 Korrakodu 30 Singanamala 74 Korrapadu 10 Sirivaram 107 Danduvaripalk 41 Kotanka 28 Sodanapalle 110 Duggamarri 8 Krishnapuralll 62 Somanadoddi 111; Durgam 49 Kudair 83 Kurugunta 53 Talupuru Tarill1ela 90 Gandlaparthi 18 57 Taticherla 103 Gangalakunta 39 Lolllru 48 Thimmapuram 38 Garledinne Thopudllrthi 84 Gollapalle 92 96 Gondireddipallc 52 Madigubba Udipirikonda 88 Goridindla 118 Mannila 24 Ullikallu 56 Gotllkuru 40 Marthadu 105 Upparapalle 64 Govindapalle 99 Marur 111 Gugudu 2 Marutla 69 Venkatampalle 29 Matlagondi 100 Hampapuram 47 Mavinamardanahalli 97 Yerragunta 112 Haveli Sodanapalk 12 Muntimadugu 4 Yerraguntla

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VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of Village in r- A------:1 Code Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

(I) (2) 0) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Udipirikonda 17.07 P W PR PO K,Ri 2 Marutla 14.94 3P W KR PO K,~i 3 Kalagalla 14.30 P W KR K,Ri 4 Yerraguntla 8.50 2P,R W KR PO K,Ri 5 Penakacherla 17.72 H Phc E W KR PO K,Ri

6 Koppalakonda 6.60 P,R W KR PO K,Ri 7 Kesavapuram 4.72 P W KR PO K,Ri 8 Krishnapuram 4.03 P W KR K,Ri 9 Blldedu 3.84 P W KR K,Ri 10 Sirivaram 4.60 P W KR K,Ri

11 Ankampeta 0.35 P W KR&T K,Ri 12 Muntimadugu 4.41 P E W KR PO K,Ri 13 Kalluru Agraharam 3.36 M E W PR&T K,Ri 14 Kalluru 4.25 P E W PR&T PO K,Ri J5 Kanampalle 7.45 P W KR PO K,Ri

16 llIuru 8.06 P E W PR&T PO K,Ri 17 Kallumadi 9.43 P W KR PO K,Ri 18 Tarimela 17.39 H Phe H W KR PO K,Ri 19 Nidhanawada 2.22 P W KR K,Ri 20 A nandaraopeta 3.02 P W KR K,Ri

21 Buddepalle I. 71 W KR K,Ri 22 Salakamcheruvll 7.10 P E W KR PO K,Ri 23 Rachepalle 4.76 P W KR PO K,Ri 24 Ullikallu 3.71 P W KR PO K,Ri 25 Korivipalle 3.91 P W KR K,Ri

26 100lakalva 7.93 P E W KR PO K,Ri 27 Cheelapalle 2.18 W KR K,Ri 28 Sodanapalle 5.95 P E W KR PO K,Ri 29 Matlagondi 4.19 P W KR K,Ri 30 Singanamala 13.50 P,H E W KR PO K,Ri

31 Karnatakampalle 0.19 Uninhabited '32 Narasapuram 7.82 P E W KR PO K,Ri,J 33 Pedda Jalalapuram 3.12 Uninhabited 34 Chennavaram 3.44 P E W KR K,Ri,J 35 Oblllapuram 1.09 E W KR K,Ri,J

36 Akuledu 7.36 p W PR PO K,Ri,J 37 lambuladinne 2.21 P E W PR PO K,Ri,J 38 Garladinne 8.69 P E W KR PTO K,Ri,] 39 Loluru 3.45 P E W KR K,Ri,J 40 Marthadu 11.32 H E W KR PO K,Ri,J

* Data pertaining to area under different sources of irrigation has not been furnished by the Tahsil. 15

DIRECTORY and Land use ANANTAPUR TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, A------______, ,- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest ,------~A------, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated* Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any

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

--- -" ------.------~------~------.------

170 3,060 3,008 4,687 Uravakonda 16 :' 516 146 2,438 3,245 1,217 Uravakonda 19 2. 300 140 2,986 3,769 1,956 Uravakonda 22 3 2.251 717 2.000 150 322 Uravakonda 32 4 3.326 200 4.085 169 3,561 Uravakonda 22 5

488 622 2,5(,0 554 Uravakonda 27 6 182 2,672 100 67 Anantapur 24 7 267 1,000 1,000 312 Anantapur 19 8 304 6bO 716 758 Anantapur 19 9 170 J .030 1,075 669 Anantapur 21 10

5 145 74 Anantapur 19 11 43 370 1,352 290 767 Anantapur 24 12 361 1SO 1.070 376 163 Anantapur 26 13 580 214 1,376 437 113 Anantapur 27 14 474 40 2,449 6(-'2 1,143 Anantapur 21 15

676 672 1,449 1,434 927 Anantapur 35 16 716 816 1,777 2,285 441 Anantapur 27 17 4,747 581 3,820 1,972 10 Anantapur 26 18 293 600 151 384 Anantapur 32 19 294 157 875 193 542 Anantapur 32 20

)'v'Ut ({pailable 21 ! .IR9 300 1,876 1,000 179 Anantapur 35 22 450 885 700 1,434 Anantapur 46 23 433 !80 1.238 300 223 Anantapur 51 24 153 200 264 7::;5 1,100 Anantapur 46 25

200 185 786 2,327 1,577 Anantapur 32 26 313 185 485 112 Anantapur 45 27 411 2,661i li85 46 Anantapur 40 28 9'Jg 22 752 729 181 An:llltapur 40 29 1 . 7~~2 1,080 874 180 3,7li4 Anantapur 21 30

Uninhabited 31 UO 1.401 2,300 1,174 Anantapur 22 32 Ullinhabited 33 1(i~ 907 678 454 Anantapur 22 34 50 2·+ 387 J50 'ii7 Anantapur 22 35

100 136 1.236 ~. 17~ 1,063 Ananlapur 19 36 100 1.216 40 58 Anantapur 19 37 L+:; 1xli 2,346 2.200 787 Anantapur 16 38 160 875 400 773 AnClntapur 16 39 2S6 2.06" ..J.20() li94 Anantapur 19 40 16

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

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

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

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41 Kotanka 9.14 P W KR PO K,Ri,J 42 Kammuru 13.20 P W KR PO K,Ri,J 43 Ipperu 18.06 P E W KR PO K,Ri,J 44 Korrakodu 4.01 M W KR K,Ri,J 45 Cholasamudram 6.14 P W PR K,Ri,J

46 Jayapuram 6.08 p W PR Ri,K,J 47 Mavinamardanahalli 4.33 P W KR Ri,K,J 48 Thimmapuram 10.26 P E W Kj~ 2PO Ri,K,J 49 Kudair 19.18 II E W PR PTO Ri,K,J 50 Padamati Yaleru 19.86 H E \V KR PO Ri,K,J

51 Atmakur 23.23 H Phe E W PR PTO Ri,K,J 52 Madigubba 9.60 P,H E W KR PTO Ri,K,J 53 Talupuru 7.79 P E W KR PO Ri,K,J 54 SajjalakaJva 2.06 p W KR Ri,K,J 5S Brahmanapal1e 4.28 p W KR Ri,K,J

56 Gotukuru 6.32 P W KR Ri,K,J 57 Taticherla 6.40 p E W KR PO Ri,K,J 58 Kodimi 5.14 p W KR 2PO Ri,K,J 59 RachanapaHc 4.76 p F W PR PO Ri,K,J 60 Papampeta (Rural) 1.46 I> E W PR Ri,K,J

61 Narayanapural1l. :un p E \V KR PO Ri,K,J 62 Somanadoddi 3.67 p [ W PR Ri,K,J 63 Podaralla X,3~. p F'" W KR Ri,K,J 64 Glwintiapallc 4.97 p W KR Ri,K ..1 65 Jaillhalm 5.76 P W KR PO Ri,K,,!

(,6 Chcdulla ,,16 P W KR Ri,K,.l 67 Chakraya pc I::! (>.86 P W I'R Ri,K,.! 68 Peravali 5.87 p !Vlcw F \1/ KR PO Ri,K,.! 69 Venkatampalle 11.41 P E W KR PO Ri,K,.l 70 Nadimidodd< 1.17 l' F W PR i)(J Ri,K,J

71 ChamaluflI 11.62 p L W KR PO Ri,K,.l 72 NarpaJa 16,45 P,H E W KR PTO Ri.K,,~ 73 Chennampallc \\ .0... P E W KR Ri, 1<', J 74 'Korrapadu 6.11 P E W PR PO Ri,K.J 75 Bodigantdoddi 5 112 P \V f't{ Ri,K,J

76 Chennarayan ipalle 0.54 p W KR Ri,K,.1 77 Siddampeta 0.78- Uninhabited 78 Reddipalle 5.28 P,H E W KR PO Ri,K,.1 79 Bukkarayasamudram 13.63 P,l-! Phe E W PR PO Ri,K,J 6.28- 80 Anantaplir ,Rural) - 1',\1,211 ~!:-I. f W PH. 1>TO Ri.K,_l 17

DIRECTORY and Land usc ANANTAPUR TALUK

LA!'D USE (Area uncler different types of land lise in acres) Religions, ______.______A_· ------.----- .-. - .-.----. ,.------_._, Nearest Dav historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- lion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest ,.--_-- --- .A.------, Cultllrable for clilti- distance Weekly porta nee, No. Irrjg:~\(ecl unirrigated waste ntion (In Kms.) Market if any

(Ii) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (1)

_" ------~------"

295 16 2,546 2,300 693 Anantapur 24 41 150 190 2,346 4,297 1,665 Anantapur 29 42 "1 186 368 2,479 6,691 1,834 Anantaplir J~ 43 1,005 230 1,000 300 31 Anantapur 32 44 30 309 3,411 100 S6 Anantapuf 35 45

lOO 72 1,349 1,672 598 Ana nlapur 40 46 54 929 421 1,367 Anantapur 38 47 421 4,491 6R9 965 Allantapur 35 48 1,717 360 3,031 3,321 3,846 Anantal'llr 12 49 1.200 3uO 5,97X 4,.200 1.032 Anantapur 2/' 50

2,000 350 6,235 5,375 907 Anantapllr 26 51 1,763 370 2,370 1,260 3~1 Anantapur \9 52 ici() 229 679 3,160 118 Anantapur 14 53 4t) 486 382 404 Anantaplir 10 54 1,236 600 <)03 Ananlapllf 10 55

134 2,459 1,0.10 41: Anantapul' 13 56 1 ~~B 154 :2,333 3:1 1,050 Anantapllr 13 57 201 1,823 630 636 Anantapur 10 58 150 1,438 480 9~t6 Ananlapur 6 59 20 235 80 299 Ananlapur 3 60

I?O 636 1,040 642 Anantapuf 6 61 45 356 1,252 3'10 .306 Anantapur 8 62 16 tlh·.j. 2,184 4M) 1,787 Anantapur 13 63 373 1,(;<)] 3M) 737 Anantapuf 8 64 121 1 ,6~6 3M 1,015 Anantapur 14 65

175 g3~ 56 971 Anantapuf 18 (,6 1.012 673 1_600 1,105 Anantapur 22 (,7 56 200 2,13(1 600 765 Allilntapuf 26 68 3.352 126 2,176 1,300 340 Anantapur 35 69 252 jX6 1,234 2,570 347 Anantapur 29 70

::00 2,137 2,120 2,9i\0 Anantai)L!J' 32 71 300 268 2,139 5,200 2. (,21 AnanlaplIJ' 19 72 439 210 2,689 2,._~S0 I, 269 Allantapur II.) 73 120 1,869 1,630 291 AnanlapuJ' 14 74 160 1 . 6-~0 1,120 S05 Anantapuf 11 75

42 260 30 14 Anantapllr 10 76 ['!lil1/whiled 77 1,045 1,917 600 478 Anantapur 8 78 184 2,950 4,717 30 Anantapur 3 79 40n 467 x:4 600 An:lntapul' 3 80 18

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

Loca- Area ,,-______AMENITIES AVAILABLEA ______WITHIN THE VILLAGE , tion Name of Village in Code Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commll- Post and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

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

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

81 KakkaJapalle (Rural) . 6.18 P E W KR PO Ri,K,J 82 Alamuru 11.81 P E W KR PO Ri,K,J 83 Kurugunta 7.35 P W KR PO Ri,K,J M Gol1apalle 0.58 P W PR PO Ri,K,J 8~ Kamarupalle 5.55 P W KR Ri,K,J

86 Brahmana Yaleru 5.22 P Mcw E W KR PO Ri,K,J 87 Sanapa 17.09 P W KR PO Ri,K,J 88 Goridindla 28.75 P W KR 2PO Ri,K,J 89 Palacherla 10.69 P W KR Ri,K,J 90 Gandlaparthi 6.60. P W KR Ri,K,J

91 Bukkacherla 7.51 P Mcw W KR PO Ri,K,J 92 Thopudurthi 7.96 P D W KR Ri,K,J 93 Katiganikalva 2.99 P W KR Ri,K,J 94 Rapthadu 13.51 P E W PR PO Ri,K,J 95 Bommeparthi 5.74 P W KR PO Ri,K,J

96 Gondireddipalle 10.50. P E W KR PO Ri,K,J 97 Yerragunta 8.49 P,H \V KR Ri,K,J 98 Bandameedapa lie 9.38 H E W KR PO Ri,K,J 99 Marur 20.35 P I\!cw E W PR PO Ri,K,J 10.0 Hampaplll'am 8.95 H F: W KR Ri,K,J

101 Kandukur 8.75 P E W KR PO Ri,K.J 102 Jangalapalle O.SI P E W KR Ri,K,J 10.3 Gangalakunta 1.78 P W PR Ri,K,J 10.4 Itikalaralle 8.51 P E W PR Ri,K,J 105 Vpparapalle 4.55 P E W KR PO Ri,K . .l

10.6 Siddarampuram R.98 P F W KR PO Ri,K.J 10.7 Danduvaripallc 8.70. P F W KR PO Ri.K.J 10.8 Kondakinda 12.7') P E W KR PO Ri,K,J Agraharam 10.9 Bondalavada 5.27 p E \V PR Ri,K,J 110. Dllggamarri 5.()9 p I W PR 1'0 Ri,K.J

111 Gllgudu I(i.% H Me\\ r: W KR PO Ri,K,J 112 Haveli Sodanapalle 8.14 P E W KR Ri,K,.1 113 Pappuru 6.30. P Mcw F W PR PO Ri,K,J 114 Bandlapalle 6.10. p E \V PR PO Ri,K,J }IS Siddarascherla 5.16 p W KR Ri,K,J

116 Durgam 3.45 p W KR Ri,K,J 117 Chiyyedu 12.40. P.l-! E W KR PO Ri,K,J 118. Mannita 6.89 P E W KR PO Ri,K,.1 19

DIRECTORY and Land use ANANTAPUR TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,.- .---_A.__ ~ ____~_._ .----.-.-. -~- .. , Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- lion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest ,-----.~--A------·---, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) ( 12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1 )

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

IX6 2,1-17 226 1,396 Anantapur 5 ::11 136 2,186 4,692 5-14 Anantapur 8 82 124 2,200 ],300 1.0ilO Anantapur 8 83 24 31H 20 9 Anantapllr II 84 47 I, R79 1,:'00 J26 Anantaplir 13 85

254 2,084 1,000 16 Anantaplir 13 g6 1,907 416 -1,127 71 4,417 AnantaplIf 27 87 2,386 286 3,216 10,000 2,512 Anantapur 32 88 2"2 3,055 100 3,441 Anantapuf 29 89 221 1.255 1.15(1 1.720 Anantapur 32 90

288 884 1,895 1,739 Anantapur 35 91 1~6 4,000 900 8 Anantapur 29 92 100 1,347 135 332 Anantapur 8 93 457 2,694 4,300 1,202 Anantapur 8 94 102 1,437 1,300 835 Anantapllr 11 95

271 375 3,374 2,694 Anantapur 16 96 100 2.13n 5,912 1,855 Anantapur 26 97 520 847 1,723 2,913 Anantapllr 32 98 280 2,634 8,200 1,910 Anantapllr 27 99 120 2,184 I ,5~0 1,8-10 Anantapur 16 lOO

]96 2,237 2,744 423 Anantapllr 16 101 27 200 200 89 Anantapur 13 102 100 637 200 202 Anantapllr 11 103 300 2.127 274 2,745 Anantapllr 10 104 47 1,367 200 1,294 Anantapur 6 105

IgO 1,936 200 3,431 Anantapur 10 106 51 97 2,900 1,591 929 Anantapllr 13 107 600 200 2,689 4,500 384 Anantapur 16 108

561 1,811 200 801 Anantapllr 30 109 ~;OO 1,684 1~1 659 Anantapur 27 110

550 (,)51 4,742 1,000 681 Anantapur 34 111 1,379 303 2,133 722 673 Anantapllr 37 112 183 1,743 289 1,817 Anantapllr 29 113 200 1,860 451 1,393 AnantaplIl' 34 114 370 140 1.637 850 305 Analltapllr 26 115

H6 90 600 300 302 Anantapur 19 116 I, /63 405 1,936 1,490 2,343 Anllnlapur 13 111 IHO 2.0:'1 2110 1,913 Anantapur In 118

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KALYANDRUG TALUK

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

39 Adavigollapalle 24 Hulikal 63 Palavoy 9 Ankampalle (,5 Pallllr 52 Apilepalle 4R Jambugumpala 25 Pillalapalle 5 Avulenna Ayyagarlapalle 42 12 KalvapalJe 70 Raila Anantapuram 23 Kalyandrug Bachepalle 71 Rallapalle 40 72 Kambadur Basapuram 66 Ramapuram 51 27 Kannepalle Bedrahalle 62 43 Kanthanahalli Beluguppa 4 53 Kariganapalle Bestarapalle 37 San the Kondapuram 49 68 Karthanaparthi Bhyrasamudram 20 Seeripi 28 59 Khairevu 34 Bhyravanithippa 41 Settur 11 Konampalle 30 Brahmasamudram Srirangapllram 50 Kundurpi 8 Budigumma 61 Kurabarahalli 74 Kurakuiapalle 7 Thagguparthi 22 Chapiri 26 Theetakal 31 Chelimenahalli 55 Thimmapuram 73 Chennampalle 58 Lakshmampalle 14 Thirnmasamudram 44 Chintarlapalle 46 Malayanur 10 Duddekunta 54 Mallapuram 16 VarIa 64 Duradakunta 13 Manirevu 32 Vepalaparthi 15 Muddinayanipalle 17 East Kodipalle 21 Mudigal 36 Eradikera 45 Mulakaledu 35 West Kodipalle 56 Mulakanur 19 Gangavaram 60 Garudapuram 3 Narasapuram 38 Yatakal 18 Golla 2 Narinjagundlapalle 57 Yenumaladoddi 69 Gulyam 47 Nizavalle 6 Yerragudi 33 Gundiganihalli 67 Nuthimadllgll 29 Yerrakondapuram

21 22

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENlTES AVAILABLE WITH1:.l THE VILLAGE tion Name of Village in ,---- A------, Code Sq. Mile~ Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

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

~------~--.-. ------~-.--~- ,_,---- _-'--- .. ------.~------_._

Srirangapuram 10.36 ..lP W KR PO Ri.Ra,Ch,K

2 Narinjagundlapalle 4.36 P \V PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,K 3 Narasapuram UL04 6P W KR PO Ri.Ra,Ch,K

4 Beluguppa 17.24 3P,H Phc E W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,K Avuknna ] _l)~ P E W lti,Ra,Ch,K

6 Yerragudi 5.17 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,K 7 Thagguparth I 1. 92 P Tw PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,K 8 Budigumma 10.4:! l' Tw PR Ri,Ra,Ch,K I) AnkampaUe 7.79 l' Tw KR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,K 10 Duddekunta 9.22 P W KR PO Ri.Ra.Ch,K

11 Konampalle 7.98 P W KR Ri,Ra,Ch,K 11 Kalvapalle 12.64 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,K

13 Manirevu 18.74 p W KR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,K 14 Thimmasamudram 16.70 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,K 15 Muddinayanipalle 10.07 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,K

16 Varia 4.58 f> W KR Ch,Ri )7 East KodipaJle 17.4t P E W KR PO Ch,Ri 18 Golla 15.62 P l'"fcw E W PR PO Ch,Ri 19 Gangavaram R.75 3P,H W KR PO Ri,Ra,K,Ch 20 Seeripi 13.76 P.H ( W KR PO Ch,Ri

21 Mudigal 13.48 P E W KR PO Ch,Ri 22 Chapiri 10.84 P E W PR PO Ch,Ri 23 Kalyandrug (Rural) 20.00 P,H,C H E W PR PTO , Phone Ch,Ri 24 Hlllikal 9.35 3P W KR Ra,Ri,Ch,K 25 Pillalapalle 17.94 ;p W PR 3PO Ra,Ri,Ch,K

26 Theet:Aal 10. :!5 .IP \V KR 2PO Ra,Ri.Ch,K 27 Kannepalle 11. 1Y W Mew W PR PO Ra.Ri,Ch,K 2R Bhyrasamulir:lm 11.·1:' p W KR PO Ra.Ri.Ch,K 29 Yerrakonllapuram ~. 01 W KR Ra,Ri,Ch,K 30 Brahmasarnudral11 7.16 21" \V KR PO Ra,Ri,Ca.K

31 Chclimenahallj 2.0_1 I' \V KR PO Ch,Ri,Ra 32 Vepalaparthi 4. ~\1 P \V KR Ch,Ri,Ra 33 Gundiganihalli 1.46 P W KR Ch,Ri,Ra 34 Bhyravanithippa 7.05 P W KR PO Ch,Ri, Ra lO.50 1~ West Kodipalk 2P \V KR PO Ch.Ri,Ra 23

DIRECTORY and Land use KALYANDRUG TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------A ------, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area ,-______A. ______-, available and of the logical im- Code For~st Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any

(II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

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

T(444); W(200),Tk(140), 4,847 1,000 358 Kalyandrug 24 C(104) 270 T( 199); W(70),Tk(49) 2,243 100 58 Kalyandrug 19 2 2,218 T(193); W(80),CC65), 6,310 1,535 1,417 Kalyandrug 12 3 Tk(48) 382 T(231); W(l60),Tk(71) 10,277 190 30 Kalyandrug 28 4 82 T(26); C(2(') 2,170 120 123 Kalyandrug 16 5

3,280 28 Kalyandrug 30 6 1,200 25 Kalyandrug 35 7 T(764); C(635),W(129) 5,057 51\2 272 Kalyandrug 35 8 T(412); C(363),W(49) 4,086 275 212 Kalyandrug 32 9 T(5,806); Tk(5,806) 94 517 Kalyandrug 18 10

T(73); C(73) 4,359 300 375 Kalyandmg 24 II 1,434 T(320); C(229), Tk(75), 5,726 273 362 Kalyandrug 22 12 W(16) T(130); Tk(l30) 59 2,010 9,807 KalyandrLlg 21 13 T(130); Tk(130) 4,029 2,620 3,909 Kalyandrug 21 14 T(l40); Tk(l40) 5,484 990 6,256 Kalyandrllg 16 15

T(20); Tk(20) 1,937 271 908 Kalyandrug II 16 T(l40); Tk( 140) 5,764 410 4,828 Kalyandrug II 17 T(84); Tk(84) 5,251 1,133 3,560 Kalyandrug 14 18 T(156); Tk(141),W(IS) 4,187 1'0 19 Kalyandrug 16 19 T{ 109); Tk(109) R,298 93 60 Kalyandrug 12 20

T(128); Tk(l28) 1,306 550 236 Kalyandrug 5 21 T(50); Tk(50) 3,989 613 2,266 Kalyandrug 8 22 463 T( 170); Tk(l70) 7,100 990 960 Kalyandrug (0) Friday 23 G4~; T(146); W(98),C(48) 3,726 945 538 Kalyandrug II 24 3,355 T(375); W(290),C(85) 4, lOS 700 2,943 Kalyandrllg 6 25

T(202); Tk(104),C(9S) 3,480 1,880 6S-t Kalyandrug 8 26 T(769); C(568), Tk(201) 5,749 530 220 Kalya ndrug 18 27 3 T(435); Tk(275),W( 135), 3,782 330 2,739 Kalyandrug 19 28 e(25) 30 T(9); W(9) 938 40 3,565 Kalyanorug 16 29 T(346); Tk(269),W(65), 2,213 25 1,998 Kalyandrug 21 30 C(12)

T(I,200); CCUOO) 19 Kalyandrug 19 31 T(775); C(712),W(63) 2,009 90 177 Kalyandrug 16 Tuesday 32 T(298); C(298) 617 40 5,758 Kalyandrug 21 33 T(343); C(311},Tk(32) 2,948 300 850 Kalyandrug 22 34 T(352,; Tk(329),C(23) 4,405 48 1,908 Kalyandrug 27 35 24

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WlTHTN THE VILLAGE ~---___A_~ ______tion Name of Village in ,---~ Code Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and' Staple No. \\ :lter nil:ations Telegraph Food

(I) m (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

36 Eradikera 7.114 2P W KR Ch,Ri,Ra

37 Santhe Kondapuram 17.97 3-P W KR 2PO Ch,Ri,Ra

38 Yatakal 17.5& p W PR PO Ch,Ri,Ra 39 Adavigollapalk 5.24 W PR Ch,Ri,Ra 40 Rachepalle R.33 p W PR Ch,Ri,Ra

41 SetWf 8.78 3P W PR PO Ch, Ri,Ra 42 Ayyagariapalk 5.07 p W PR PO Ch,Ri,Ra 43 Kantha na halli 1. 71 Uninhabited 44 Chintarlapalle .10.57 3P W PR PO Ch,Ri,Ra

45 Mlliakaledu 35.89 6P,H W PR PO Ch,Ri,Ra

46 Malayanur 14.07 5P E W PR PO Ch,Ra,Ri

47 Nizavalle 5.41 3P F \V KR PO Ch,Ra,R\

48 Jambugumpala 12.46 4P W KR PO Ch,Ra,Ri

49 Bestarap~lle 12.90 JP,H E W KR PO Ch,Ra,Ri

50 Kundurpi 17.81 5P,H 13 W PR PO Ch,Ra,Ri

51 Ihs:1puram 1 ~.OO )p W KR Ch,Ra,Ri

52 Apilepalle 10.70 3P F \V PR Ch,Ra,Ri

53 K;1riganapalle 1().79 P W KR Ch.Ra,Ri 54 M;]llapllram U2 P W KR Ch,Ra,R; 5'i Tltimmapuram 1 'i ~.+ 5 J[ F \V PH. PO (,h,Ra, Ri

56 Mulnkanur 17.00 p F W PR PO Ch,Ra,Ri ·57 Yenumaladodtfi 1'i.50 M W KR PO Ch,Ra,Ri 5f! Lnkshmamp;11le 11.10 3P W PR PO (,h,Ra,R;

59 Khaircvll 15.02 4P W PR PO Ch,Ra,Rl

60 (iarudapliram 20.44 p f W PR PO CJ1,Ra,Ri

61 Kurabarah:.1l1i 1.54 P W PR PO Ch,Ri 62 Bedrahalle (i.l6 P F \V PR PO Ch.Ri 63 Palavoy 12.90 P F W PR PO Ch,Ri 64 Duradakunta 1.18 p E W KR PO Ch.Ri 65 Pallur 24.47 p W KR PO Ri .Ra.K.S.J 25

DIRECTORY and Land usc KALYANDRUG TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land lise in acres) Religious,

"~.------.------.--.------~-- - _------.- ~~----- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest ------.~.------._------Culturablc for culti- distance Weekly parlance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any

(11) (12) (13) (14) (J 5) ( 16) (17) (18) (1)

------~~------~ ------~------

T(644); Tk(600), W(34), 1,893 800 1,661 Kalyandrllg 29 36 C(lO) 360 T(462); W(290),Tk(l12), 2,875 600 7,1711 Kalyandrug 13 37 C(60) 1,455 T(250); Tk(250) 5,509 652 3,430 Kalyandrllg 8 38 2,724 T(10); C(5),W(5) 419 254 1,917 Kalyandrug 13 39 1,087 T(46); W(8),C(8) 2,955 50 1,446 Kalyandrug 16 40

750 T(335); W(295),Tk(40) 3,409 120 992 Kalyandrllg 19 Tuesday 41 T(34); Tk(24),W(10) 1,417 1,352 Kalyandrug 22 42 T(25); W(25) 405 15 4,035 Kalyandrug 21 43 T(78); W(40),C(25), 3,731 467 2,501 Kalyandrllg 24 44 Tk(13) T(922); Tk(840),W(56), 12,035 1,580 8,426 Kalyandrllg 29 45 C(26)

T(411); Tk(351),W(55), 4,503 390 3,758 Kalyandrllg 42 46 C(5) T(141); Tk(95),W(36), 1,856 360 1,105 Kalyandrllg 38 47 C(lO) 3,252 T(247); W(167),C(76), 2,677 206 1,810 Kalyandrug 38 4R Tk(4) 1,207 T(l76); W(l24),C(46), 4,566 70 2,262 Kalyandrllg 32 49 Tk(6) T(508); W(356).Tk(102), 6,714 480 3,741 Kalyandrllg 32 Monday 50 C(50)

T(317); W(196),Tk(91), 3,724 617 4,954 Kalyandrllg 32 51 C(30) T(231); W«(142),C(54), 4,046 166 2,417 Kalyandrug 27 52 Tk(35) 826 T(5); Tk(l2),C(3) 5,527 526 24 Kalyandrllg 35 53 T(24); C(16),Tk(8) 565 350 Kalyandrllg 38 54 T(54): C(48),K(6) 7,960 1,925 Kalyandrug 24 55

66 6,000 4,858 Kalyandrug 16 56 9119 T(73); Tk(73) 6,450 2,400 37 Kalyandrllg 22 57 T(105); Tk(43),W(43), 3,260 250 3,521 Kalyandrug 19 5S CCI 9) 6 T(198); W(84),C(78), 4,519 600 4,234 Kalyandrug 21 59 Tk(36) 3,766 T(212); Tk(:12), 7,571 520 1.031 Kalyandrllg 4 60

T(15); TkOS) 803 3 IJ Kalyandrllg 5 61 J ,026 T(60); Tk(60) 1,680 140 1,811 Kalyandrllg 10 62 240 T(215); Tk(215) 5,437 700 1,476 Kalyandrug 8 63 T(25); Tk(25) 506 22 151 Kalyandrug 13 64 1(2';,» T1..(21i9)C,(21) 2,010 13,360 Kalyandrug 24 65

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VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

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

(1 ) (~) (3) (4) (6) (7) (9) (10)

66 Ramapllram 9.29 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,K,S,J 67 Nuthimadugll 12.64 P,M E \V PR PO Ri,Ra.K,S.J 68 Karthanaparthi S.OO P W KR PO Ri,Ra,K,S,J 69 Glllyam 2.95 P W KR Ri,Ra,K,S,J 70 Raila Anantapuram 11.97 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,K,S,J

71 Rallapalle 3.54 P W KR Ri.Ra,K.S,J 72 Kambadur 27 .98 3P,H Phc E W PR 2PO.PTO Ri,Ra,K,S,J 73 Chennampalle 8.89 P W PR PO Ri,RaX,S,J 74 Kurakulapalle 11.65 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,K.s,J 27

DIRECTORY and Land use KALYANDRUG TALUK

,-______LAND USE (Area under differentA ______types ·of land use in acres) , Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca­ Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Fore5t ,.-______A ______--, Culturable for cult i- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigatcd waste valion (In Kms.) Market if any

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

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

T(251); Tk(251) 4,838 680 401 Kalyandrug 22 66 T(223); Tk(l96), C(27) 5,965 880 36 Kalyandrug 29 Monday 67 T(279); C(194), Tk(85) I ,9~0 479 2,422 Kalyandrug 22 68 T(63); O(50),C(13) 1,450 253 Kalyandrug 24 69 T(396); Tk(307),C(89) 4,366 1,566 1,332 Kalyandrug 64 70

T(42); Tk(42) 40 38 Kalyandrug 64 71 TO, 183); TkO, 183) 13,895 1,400 1,512 Kalyandrug 32 72 T(150); K(144),O(6) 4,998 35 500 Kalyandrug 40 73 2,759 T(8); K(8) 3,200 600 921 Kalyandrug 35 74

RAYADRUG TALUK ~ l' ~ r .~~:.~ ~ 2 ~ .. 5 , II'! 1 ~:: Ii' '-. ,,"'-. ::l l- _, I' :!: ::J !~~); ~ .. >, _, U n. ~ .8;" ~~~"" « ::J f" t: ,.)!! ~.~ ii2 I- .J c( < i? 0 < -if~·'('Y;-'X-' :z: I- " z « i. 1 ~l,! -,:; ~ ....~".,.t; ~ l- I/) 2 « l- Q I ~:: (~~ .t"~;. ti... ) e z c i. 1,. ~~. r!...: -Jf='~ ~ « . \.. ~~.ik Q., CJ cr: ::l ~ ~ 0. :z: a: « « Qz C I- a c( Z z « 0 ~ "" Z ::J >- ~ .J c( « « /u ~ > « a:: ::: « l- I i II'! I ::J

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.,; :.; I II i 0 0 ~:©.i .... • • ~ '" .. i I " '~H~ · ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

RAYADRUG TALUK

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

66 Avuladatla 33 Hulikal Oblilapuram 56 Hulikera 73 Baginayakanahall i 2 H. Siddapuram 49 Pedda Kowkuntla 19 Banduru 79 Pulakunta 72 Belodu 9 Jajarakal 11 Pulakurthi 23 Bennikal 69 J llnjurampalle 70 Bhupasamudram 50 Ramapuram 39 Bidurukontham 32 Kadallir 78 Rangasamudram 17 Bollanaguddam 53 Kalekurthi 55 Ratchamarri '14 Bommanakal 20 Kalludevanahalli 62 Rayadrug 58 Bondanakal 80 Kallllgodu 47 Rakatla 38 Brahmasamudram 54 Kanekal 27 Kolaganahall i 16 Siddarampuram 59 Chadam 63 Konthanahalli 24 Singanahalli 31 Kudlur Dandinahirehal 46 Sollapuram 5 15 Kuruvalli 65 Dargakondapuram 29 Somalapllram J5 Dodaghatta 25 Srecdharaghatta (1 Lakshmipuram 8 Lillgalllallahalli 30 Elanji 82 Thallakera 44 Thumbiganllf Galagala 77 7 h~ladenahalli 42 Garlldachedu 3 ivIalapanagucti 26 Uddihal 36 Ganigera 60 ivIallapural11 76 Gollapalle 43 UJegolam 52 Malyalll 74 Udegolam 21 Govindavada 61 Mechiri Gramadatla 13 Unthakal 57 41 Me<:nahalli ~I Glimmaghatla 34 Mliradi 4H Mylarampalle 64 Vadrahonnuru 51 Hanakanahal 75 Veerapuram lH Haresal11udra Jl1 68 VeparaHa 10 Hiredahal 28 Nagalapliram 40 Vyasapuram 4 Herihal Hosahalli 67 Nagireddipalle 22 Honl1urll 12 Nemakallu 71 Hosahalli 45 N, Halllll11apuram 37 Yerragunta

29 No.-4 30

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

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

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

--~-- .. . .. ------~~-.------.------

1 Obulapuram 7.82 P E W PR&T PO Ri,Mi 2 H. Siddapuram 7.15 P W KR Ri,Mi 3 Malapanagudi 4.98 p W KR Ri,Mi 4 Herihal HosahaJli 3.04 Uninhabited 5 Dandinahirehal 12.96 H D E W PR PTO Ri,Mi

6 Lakshmipuram 3.49 W KR Ri,Mi 7 Madenahalli 0.82 P W KR Ri,Mi 8 Lingamanahalli 2.24 P W KR Ri,Mi 9 Jajarakai 3.47 P E W KR Ri,Mi 10 Hiredahal 6.86 P,H D W PR Ri,Mi

11 Pulakurthi 16.95 P E W PR&T PO Ri,Mi 12 Nemakallu 10.64 p E W KR PO Ri,Mi

13 Unthakal 5.65 P E W KR PO Ri,Mi 14 Bommanakal 4.72 P,H E W PR PO Ri,Mi 15 Kurlivalli 4.07 2P E W KR Ri,Mi

16 Siddarampuram 3.06 P W Ri,Mi 17 Bollanagllddam 7.82 H W Ri,Mi 18 Haresamudram 7.90 P W Ri,Mi 19 Bandllru 6.84 H W KR Ri,Mi 20 Kalllldevanahalli 7.32 p R KR Ri,Mi

21 Govindavada 7.32 P W KR PO Ri,Mi 22 Honnuru 10.58 P,M,H R KR PO Ri,Mi 23 Bennikal 6.12 P R PO Ri.Mi 24 Singanahalli 6.12 H W,R PO Ri,Mi 25 Srcedharaghatta 10.06 H W,Tk XR PO Ri,Mi

26 Uddihal 7.33 P E W,R PR PO Ri,Mi 27 Kolaganahalli 9.88 P E W,R KR PO Ri,Mi 28 Nagalapuram 10.12 P Phc W.R PR PO Ri.Mi 29 Somalapuram 4.53 M E W PR&T PO Ri,Mi 30 Elanji ll.40 P W,R KR Ri,Mi

31 Klidiur 11.32 P,H E W,R KR PO Ri,Mi 32 Kadalur R.07 P F W,R PR&T PO Ri,Mi 33 Hlilikal 6.54 W KR Ri,Mi 34 Muradi 13.85 P E W KR PO Ri,Mi 35 Dodaghatta 5.3:- P W KR Ri,Mi

36 Ganigera 14.75 H E W KR Po Ri,Mi 37 Yerragunta 11.46 P,B Phc E W KR PO Ri,Mi 38 Brahmasamlldram 6.08 P R PO Ri,Mi 39 Bidurukontham 4.57 P R KR Ri,Mi 40 Vyasapuram 4.10 P W Ri,Mi 31

DIRECTORY and Land use RAYADRUG TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,- A ----, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town* or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest r- A -, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any

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

------.---~.------.-~~- - --~~----~----~--.- --

1,364 T(120); W(120) 2,342 150 1,028 Rayadrug 35 I 3,267 T(42); W(42) 1,046 30 107 Rayadrug 43 2 1,362 T(lJ2); W(112) 1,105 20 58g Rayadrug 45 3 1,091 10 819 Rayadrllg 40 4 993 T(l40); W(140) 5,103 602 1,527 Rayadrug 32 Monday S

1,407 T(12); W(12) 312 60 442 Rayadrug 32 6 T(69); W(69) 269 16 158 Rayadrug 37 7 328 T(48); W(48) 778 25 248 Rayadrug 16 8 T(52); W(S2) 1,540 222 400 Rayadrug 29 9 1,315 T(l7); W(17) 2,340 150 555 Rayadrug 29 Monday 10

T(73); W(73) 8,145 1,504 1,158 Rayadrug 29 11 1,650 T(25); W(25) 3,724 421 964 Rayadrug 35 Anjaneya Swamy 12 temple T(60); C(60) 2,791 733 21 Sunday !3 T(290); C(290) 2,200 2,598 Bellary 21 14 2,420 2,706 Bellary 22 15

T(350); 0(350) 855 1,406 Bellary 24 16 T(760); C(760) 3,200 1,032 Bellary 26 17 T(750); C(7S0) 2,160 130 Bellary 24 18 T(730); C(570),O(l60) 2,200 1,428 Bellary 26 19 16 T(815); C(755),0(60) 3,100 741 Uravakonda 40 20

IS T(325); C(325) 3,500 832 Uravakonda 43 21 T(80); C(lRO) 844 500 Uravakonda 22 22 T(326); C(246),0(80) 2,300 1,534 Rayadrug 35 23 T(370); C(310),0(60) 2,300 1,29R Rayadrug 40 24 T(613); C(374), Tk(239) 4,000 I.R76 Bellary 27 25

T(1,245); C(I ,045),0(200) 2,300 1,127 Bellary 22 26 T(688); C(688) 2,942 2.312 112 Rayadrug 32 27 T(593); C(593) 4,342 629 900 Rayadrug 29 28 T(33); W(33) 2,100 300 485 Rayadrug 24 29 T(l9); W(19) 4,490 310 557 Rayadrug 24 30

T(195); C( 195) 5,001 815 191 Rayadrug 19 31 T(70); C(70) 3,509 705 900 Rayadrug 16 32 T(83); W(83) 2,281 1,195 792 Rayadrug 11 33 T(130); C(130) 6,172 1,888 1,434 Rayadrug 16 34 T(245); Tk(245) 2,371 392 284 Rayadrug 19 Anjaneya Swamy 35 temple

T(115); W(1l5) 8,750 671 Rayadrug 35 36 T(S5); C(65),W(20) 5,900 1,183 Rayadrug 34 37 T(475); C(375),0(100) 2,200 1,259 Rayadrug 35 38 2 2,600 278 Rayadrug 34 39 2,600 24 Uravakonda 11 40

* Bellary of Karnataka State. 32

ViI,LAGE Amenities ANANT APUR DISTRICT

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

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

41 Meenahalli 5.24 P W KR Ri,Mi 42 Garudachedu 6.04 P D W KR PO Ri,Mi 43 Udego)am 5.30 P E R PO Ri,Mi 44 Thumbiganur 8.48 P W Ri,Mi 45 N. Hanumapuram 3.77 M E Tk Ri,Mi

46 Sollapuram 7.89 P Tk PR Ri,Mi 47 Rakatla 17.31 H E W PR Ri,Mi 48 Mylarampalle 10.34 P E W PO Ri,Mi 49 Pedda Kowkuntla 15.42 P E W Ri,Mi 50 Ramapllram 8.00 P,H E W PR Ri,Mi

51 Hanakanahal 14.72 M W PR Ri,Mi 52 Malyam 9.78 M W PR PO Ri,Mi 53 Kalekurthi 9.38 P,H E W PR Ri,Mi 54 Kanekal 24.53 P,M,H H,D E W PR PTO Ri,Mi 55 Ratchamarri 3.70 P W Ri,Mi

56 Hulikera 16.10 M E W PR Ri,Mi 57 Gramada tla 13,16 P E W KR Ri,Mi 58 Bondanakal 10.50 P E W PR Ri,Mi 59 Chadam 3.18 2P E W KR PO Ri,Mi ()O Mallapuram ]3.70 P E W KR Ri,Mi

61 Mechiri 3.88 P E W KR Ri,Mi 62 Rayadrug ]9.47 Urhan Area (Rayadrug Town) 63 Konthanahalli 2.80 P E W KR Ri,Mi 64 Vadrahonnufll 7.57 P E W KR Ri,Mi (i5 Dargakondapuram 6.60 P E W PO Ri,Mi

66 Avuladatla 4.20 P f. W PR PO Ri,Mi '67 Nagireddipalle 6.42 P E W PR Ri,Mi 68 Veparalla 11.53 P E W PR PO Ri,Mi 69 Junjurampalle 12.72 P W PR PO Ri.Mi 70 Bhupasamudram 11.26 3P E W KR PO Ri,Mi

71 Hosahalli I. ~7 31" E W KR Ri,Mi 72 Belodl! 7.96 2P E W KR PO Ri,l'vli 73 Baginayakanahalli S.37 2P E W KR PO Ri,Mi 74 Udegolam 6.23 p E W PR Ri,Mi 75 VeeraplIram 8.69 p If W I(R PO Ri,Mi 33

DIRECTORY and Land use RAYADRUG TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r -A ----, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest ,.--_____.. _A ______, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any

(II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (t 7) (18) (1)

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

60 2,930 338 Rayadrug 35 41 43 3,598 391 R.ayadrug 34 42 T(470); 0410),0(60) 2,100 240 Rayadrllg 34 43 251 4,809 582 Rayadrug 35 44 2.321 47 Uravakonda 19 45

9 4.969 4 Uravakonda 24 46 989 10,083 Uravakonda 22 47 T(2l3); C(213) 5,433 Uravakonda 27 4S 9,461 Uravakonda 26 49 5,021 335 Uravakonda 29 50

9,264 144 Uravakonda 42 51 1" 1 5,742 315 Rayadrug 32 52 3.500 404 Rayadrug 34 53 355 T(2,594); C(2.594) ~.081 4,650 Rayadrllg 29 Friday 54 T(71); C(71) 1,46g Rayadrug 26 55

8,815 1,489 Rayadrllg 21 56 1,903 T(227); W(227) 4.:-l0S 20 1,490 Rayadrug 13 57 2,608 T(310); W(310) 3,247 26 535 Rayadrug 11 58 T(179); W(179) 1,498 2,291 Rayadrllg 8 59 2,049 T(417); Tk(417) 2,909 5:!1 2,808 Rayadrllg 8 60

T(220); W(220) 1,494 10 707 Rayadrug II 61 Urban Area (Rayadrug Town) 62 926 T(39); W(39) 627 23 3,889 Rayadrllg 16 63 2,444 T(64); W(64) 1,693 110 292 Rayadrug 8 64 3.534 242 Rayadrug ,16 65

2,255 497 Rayadrug 14 66 3.329 767 Rayadrllg 21 67 TO ,041); Tk(1 ,041) 3.890 2,429 Rayadrllg 19 68 T(277); C(277) 7,039 748 Rayadrllg 19 69 212 T(l ,0(5); Tk(l ,065) 4.280 295 1.380 Rayadrllg 16 70

T (97); C(97) 633 45 313 Rayadrllg 14 71 T006); C(706) 2.722 272 1,356 Rayadrug 10 72 66 T(98); W(98) 3,167 364 1,681 Rayadrug 8 73 173 T(53S); W(538) 2,506 93 7,506 Rayadrug 5 74 T(m); W(l77) ::1,390 420 1,581 Rayadrug 5 75 34

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

,.------AMENITIES_____ AVAILABLEA ______WITHIN THE VILLAGE , Loca- Area tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No.

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

------~-~~-~-. ------

76 Gollapalle 13.66 P E W KR PO Ri,Mi 77 Galagala 6.20 P E W KR Ri,Mi 78 Rangasamudram 4.93 2P E W KR Ri,Mi 79 Pulakunta 6.37 P E W KR PO Ri,Mi 80 Kallugodu 9.63 3P W KR PO Ri,Mi

81 Gummaghatta 6.40 2P E W KR PO Ri,Mi 82 Thallakera 16.77 P,M E W KR PO Ri,Mi 35

DIRECTORY and Land use RA Y ADRUG T ALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------A ------, Nearest Day historical Loca­ Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code ._-- __A ______, Cuiturable Forest r for cult i- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigatcd waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (I8) (1)

~~------

2,314 T(47l); W(47l) 2,549 697 753 Rayadrug 10 76 T(454); W(454) 2,372 310 1,167 Rayadrug 13 77 T(l08); W(108) 1,318 115 5,883 Rayadrug 14 78 T(99); W(99) 2,405 200 1,148 Rayadrug 8 79 T(2,652); C(2,652) 980 161 2,351 Rayadrug 14 80

TO ,211); C(I,211) 1,302 180 1,339 Rayadrug 16 Monday 81 T(1,036); C(1,036) 5,222 2,106 2,388 Rayadrug 24 82

URAVAKONDA I. S. T. ~~... ! 0"" i " ...'>c :: !9 § 1 ,_: .- ~ '0 1 ~ f ,~ ~ I: ; ~ vi ,_ 1• !- ] 1: "5 ~ u " .E s S .2 i . ~ § !d :'f ~ !i on § i ::z: « E ~ ~ ." 13 ! ..... - ...I/) 8 i o. ! .1\1 e " "1; 0 ~ j t"~ ':! Q :r '> t~ ~, ex: ] i 0.~ '"~ :~!to 1. I ~ IX ,e " -RI • H ~ z i j § j ii1 ~<\ I~ ::z: c( ¥, HI! .~ :! Ii' 0 0 ,_ 1 ~ ~ ,I Ii ~ t z ~ £ j .2 < ~§) '" ~O c ! a~ ~ z .. ~ j ;- I 1 f CI: c( , f l ~ ~ i ".. 6 ~ ;: .: I- :l %• ~ j ! z '" I " i > c( I' " I, < -•• t"i"'i-1>'; < co ~ -, I@ I ~ e: '''\ (Ql ~3§ h:~I~Y • .. • .. ,.< l d' :J I ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

URAVAKONDA TALUK

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

20 Amidala :1 Kadadarabenchi 30 Pedda Mushturu 40 Kadamalakunta 27 Pennahobilam 18 Budagavi 46 Kamalapadu 5 Poliki 14 Karakamukkala 44 Pottipadu 8 Chabala 37 Katrimala 28 Racherla 16 Chikalaguriki 48 Konakondla 41 Ragulapadu 7 Chinnahothur 29 Konapuram 36 Rampuram 31 Chinna Mushturu 21 Rayampalle 32 Lathavaram 22 Renimakulapalle Donekal 11 Malapuram 35 Shaiksanipalle 6 Gadehothur 25 Mopidi 42 Thatrakal 3 GadekaI 19 Undabanda 43 Ganjikunta 20 Narimetla 33 Uravakonda 47 Gulapalyam 9 Nilluleni Thimmapur am 23 Nimbagallu 45 Vajrakarllr 4 Hanchanahal 17 Veligonda Ll HavaJigi 15 palthllru 10 Velpumadllgu 38 Pandikunta 39 Venkatampalle 24 I ndravathi 34 Pedda Chinna Pawpili 12 Vidapanakllllu

37 38

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

AMENITIES AVAILABLEA- WITHIN____ THE VILLAGE Area r- Loca- Educational Medical Electricity Drinking tion Name of Village in Commu- Post and' water nications Telegraph Staple Code Sq. Miles Food No.

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

1 Donekal 10.89 P Tk PR PO K,J 2 Kadadarabenchi 3.12 P T,W PR K,J 3 Gadekal 11.48 P,R Mew E W PR PO K,J 4 Ranchanah:.tl 8.76 P E W PR PO Ri,K,J 5 Poliki 10.31 P W KR PO Ri.K,J

(, Gadehothur 7.4~ p E W PR PO Ri,K,J 7 Chinnahothur 4.41 P E W PR Ri,K,J 8 Chabala 14.45 4P,H Mcw E W KR 2PO Ri.K.J 9 Nilluleni 3.57 P T.W KR PO K,J Thimmapuram 10 Velpl1madugu 16.57 4P,4H Mew E W PR PO K,J

11 Malapl1ram 5.33 P W PR PO K,J 12 Vidapanakall u 21.05 2P,M D,Mcw E W PR PO K,J 13 Havaligi 16.79 2P,H E W PR 1'0 K,J 14 Karakamukkala 8.03 P E W PR PO K,J 15 Palthuru 16.15 P E W PR PO Ri.K,J

16 Chikalaguriki 6.64 p E W PR PO K,J 17 Veligonda 4.61 P W KR K,J 18 Budagavi 5.91 P E W PR PO K,J 19 Undabanda 6.79 P E W PR PO K,J 20 Narimetla 3.83 M W KR K,J

21 Rayampalle 4.80 P W KR PO K,J 22 Renimakulapalle 2.96 P E W PR PO K,J 23 Nimbagallu 7.60 2P,H E w PR PO K,l 24 Tndravathi 9.92 P E W PR K,J 25 Mopidi 5.32 P E W PR PO K,J

26 Amidala 19.06 P lv1cw E W PR PO K,R,J 27 Pcnnahobilam 3.59 E W PR K,R.l 28 Racherla 3.14 E W KR K,R,l 29 KonaplIram 2.23 P E W PR .I,K 30 Pedda MushtllrLl 4.43 P E W PR J,K

31 Chinna Mushturu 3.52 p E W PR PO J,R,K 32 Lathavaram 6.27 P E W PR PO J,R,K 33 Uravakonda 11.69 Urban Area (Ural'akollda TOIl'll) 34 Pedda Chinna Pawpilli. 15.41 2P E W PR PO J,R,K 35 Shaiksanipalle 4.86 2P E W KR PO J,R,K

36 Rampuram 13.63 P E W KR J,R,K 37 Katrimala fl.37 P E W KR PO l,R,K 38 Pandikunta 14.06 P Mew E W KR PO J,R,K 39 Venkatampalle 5.46 P E W KR PO J,R,K 40 Kadamalakunta 4.53 P E W KR PO J,R,K 39

DIRECTORY and Land use URA V AKONDA TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,- A -, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest r------A ------, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Un irrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) --.------

6,453 106 423 Guntakal 21 1,918 98 Guntakal 18 2 6,792 42 523 Guntakal 16 3 5,286 220 112 Guntakal 11 4 T(4); Tk(4) 5,316 395 900 Uravakonda 14 5

T(15); W(15) 3,944 169 632 Uravakonda 10 6 2,677 157 Uravakonda 10 7 H27); W(27) 8,495 216 548 Uravakonda 10 8 2,181 39 64 Guntakal 19 9

10,283 321 Uravakonda 16 10

2,982 32 394 Uravakonda 14 11 12,533 37 901 Uravakonda 16 12 T(348); W(34R) 9,707 1,083 Uravakonda 19 13 4,397 423 319 Uravakonda 12 14 T(272); W(272) 9,067 1,007 Uravakonda 6 15

4,106 82 54 Uravakonda 8 16 2,839 111 Uravakonda 3 17 3,382 17 382 Uravakonda 3 18 4,057 118 180 Uravakonda 6 19 T(77); C(77) 2,128 118 126 Uravakonda 10 20

2,572 372 120 Uravakonda 10 21 1,818 43 27 Uravakonda 3 22 T(3); W(3) 4,625 77 154 Uravakonda 8 23 6,098 255 Uravakonda 10 24 T(53); W(53) 2,677 427 247 Uravakonda 10 25

T(85); W(85) 10,060 297 1,755 Uravakonda 13 26 909 239 1,146 Uravakonda 10 27 T(15); Tk(15) 880 224 890 Uravakonda 6 28 T(35); W(35} 1,057 137 198 Uravako~da 8 29 T(19}; W(l9) 2,377 109 330 Uravakonda 8 30

T(23); W(23) 1,908 20 300 Uravakonda 6 31 T(2}; Tk(2} 3,402 67 541 Uravakonda 3 32 Urban Area (Uravakonda Town) 33 T(36); 0(36) 6,624 550 116 Uravakonda 8 34 T(96}; Tk(65).C(31) 2,284 281 481 Uravakonda 8 35

3,558 T(22); C(22) 2,567 325 2,238 Uravakonda 16 36 308 T(35l); C(259}, 0(92) 1,843 Uravakonda 29 37 3,123 T(26); Tk(l5),C(1l) 479 384 920 Uravakonda 16 38 300 T(45); Tk(24), C(21) 2,374 796 Uravakonda 16 39 T(8); 0(8) 2,650 246 Uravakonda 10 40 40

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of Village In ,---- .1\.------, Code Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

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

-----~-.------

41 Ragulapadu 4.22 P,M E W PR PO J,R,K 42 Thatrakal 9.50 P E W PR PO J,R,K 43 Ganjikunta 5.84 P E W PR J,R,K 44 Pottipadu 3.43 P E W PR PO J,R,K 45 Vajrakarur 17.60 3P,H D.Mcw E W PR PTO J,R,K

46 Kamalapadu 9.10 P E W PR PO J,R,K 47 Gulapalyam 8.15 P E W PR,T PO J,R,K 48 Konakondla 22.47 P,2H Phe,Mcw E W PR PO J,R,K 41

DIRECTORY and Land use URAVAKONDA TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land usc in acres) ,------_A.___ ... ______, Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca­ Area not Town or days or archaeo­ tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im­ Code Forest ,------A-· --, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Un irrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any

(II) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) ( 17) (IS) (1)

------~------_-_--

T(l9); 0(19) 2,066 50 584 Uravakonda 11 41 1,566 T(3S); 0(3S) 4.074 5 410 Uravakonda 14 42 T(17); C(l4),0(3) 3,223 506 Uravakonda 14 43 2,073 131 Uravakonda 8 44 T(58); 0(36). Tk(22) 9,316 519 1,363 Guntakal 16 Saturday 45

T(20); 0(l4),C(6) 4.063 300 J .459 Guntakal 16 46 T(10); 0(7), Tk(3) 3,710 75 1,434 Guntakal 10 47 T(S); Tk(4),0(4) 1,397 13,197 1,097 Guntakal 6 Tuesday 48

GOOTY TALUK I I I i I 1

II '".. I j i 1 I 3 f .~ :@ ] • ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

GOOTY TALUK

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

52 Abbedoddi 69 Gulimikondla 59 Palyall1 70 AkkajampaJle 6 Gundala 66 Pamidi 7 Ameenpalle Guntakal 8 Pathakothacheruvu 16 Aniganidoddi 73 Peddavaduguru 57 AnumpaJle 37 lakkalacheruvu 17 Peddadoddi 60 Appajipeta 80 Penakalapadu 76 Pogaruru 38 Appecherla 68 Kalapuram 47 Avulampalle 84 Kandlagudufu 55 Ayyavaripalle 61 Kandlapalle 2

43 44

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

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

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

1 Guntakal (Ruraf) 14.23 8P,C B,Mew E T PR,T P&TO Ri,J,K 2 Thimmamacherla 5.98 Urball Area (lnchuled in Guntakal TOWIl) 3 Kasapuram 10.31 P E W PR PO K,R,J 4 Sangala 2.60 P T.W KR K,R,l 5 Dosaludiki 4.13 2P E T KR PO K,R,J

6 Gundala 5.35 2P T,W KR K,R,J 7 Ameenpalle ].66 P T,W PR K,R,l 8 PathakothacheruvlI 9.59 3P.H W PR,T PO K,R,l 9 Nakkanadoddi 6.87 3P W PR,T PO K,R,,I 10 Thimmapuram 6 ()l) P E W PR PO K,R.l

11 Donimukkala 4.71 P E W PR K,R,l 12 NeJagonda 11.59 3P T,W PR PO K,R,J )3 Nagasamudram 26.49 I' W KR PO K,R,J 14 Brahmanpalk 3.71 P W KR PO K,R,l 15 Erragudi 2_10 J> \V KR K.R.l

16 Aniganidoddi 2.22 P W KR Ri.J,K 17 Peddadodlii 10.31 P W KR PO Ri,J,K 18 Dancherla 7.42 P \V KR 2PO Ri,J,K 19 Marnepalle 3.23 2P Pj{_ Ri,J,K 20 Rajapuram 2.05 P W KR Ri,J,K

21 Yerrathimmaraju 7.14 P,H M-:,\ \V PR PO Ri,J.K Cheru\,u 22 Konganapalle 10.2() P W PR PO Ri,J,K 23 Sankarabanda 2.9l P T,W KR Ri,J,K 24 Obulapuram 3.20 P E W KR Ri,J,K 25 Basinepalle 3.30 P E W PR PO Ri,J,K

26 Kojjepalle 3.92 P W PI{ PO Ri,J,K 27 Cbetnepalle 4.67 Urblln Area (Included in Gooty TowlI) 28 Bethapalle 5.25 P W KR PO Ri,J,K 29 Utakallu 5.30 P W KR Ri,J,K 30 Ubicherla 7.74 P W KR Ri,J,K

31 Karadikondll 6.77 P W KR PO K,J,Ri,S 32 Dharmapuram 2.75 P W PR K,J,Ri,S 33 Kothapata 9.24 P W KR PO K,J,Ri,S 34 Venkatampalle 4.37 P,B E W PR PO K,J,Ri,S 35 Engilibanda 2.67 p W KR K,J,Ri,S

36 Thondapadu 5.25 p W KR PO K,J,Ri,S 37 Jakkalacheruvu 11. 36 P,B E W PR PO K,.J,Ri,S 38 Appecherla 12.46 M E W PR PO K,J.Ri,S 39 Kristipadtl 8.77 P,H ]\Il\:w F. W KR PO K,J,Ri,S 40 Konapuram 2.49 p E W KR K,J,Ri,S 4S

DIRECTORY and Land use GOOTY TALUK

LAND USE (Area under differentA ______types of land use in acres) , Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca­ Area not Town or days or archaeo­ tion Cultivated Area availahle and of the logical im­ Code Forest ro- .1\.------, Culturablc for cult i- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any

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

------~------

8,006 1,001 Guntakal (0) 1 Urban Area (lillo/tided ill Gunlakal Towll) 2 T(42); Tk(42) 4,200 300 2,082 Guntakal 5 3 1,450 220 Guntakal 8 4 2.150 506 Guntakal 8 5

T(7); 0(7) 2,250 3,081 Guntakal 8 6 706 234 Guntakal 16 7 1 ,005 T(465); Tk(465) 2,800 300 2,572 Guntakal 14 8 2,420 140 1,836 Guntabl 13 9 2,340 248 2,145 Guntakal 10 10

2,208 819 Guntakal 8 11 1,25(> T(84); Tk(84) 4,800 95 3,016 Guntakal 11 12 4,h2G T(322): Tk(322) 8,325 866 2,824 Gooty 16 13 T(52); Tk(52) 692 296 1,347 Gooty 13 14 T(50); Tk(SO) 877 181 179 Gooty 12 15

T(22); C(22) 943 I

T(S72); Tk(572) 2,462 1,535 Gooty 8 21

T(65); Tk(65) 5,299 483 736 Gooty 11 22 1,260 666 Gooty 14 23 T(16); C(l6) 1,346 1,012 Guntakal 11 24 T(40); C(40) 1,624 531 Gooty 6 25

T(16); C(16) 1,700 812 Gooty 6 26 Urban Area (llIc/uded in Gooly Town) 27 T(40); C(40) 2,331 989 Gooty 8 28 T(25); C(2S) 2,022 1,351 Gooty 8 29 T(90); Tk(90) 2,816 2,051 Gooty 11 30

T(131); Tk(131) 2,816 2,169 Gooty 8 31 T(4); W(4) 1,545 230 Gooty 8 32 T(146); Tk(120),W(26) 4,770 997 Gooty 5 33 1,180 1,616 Gooty 14 34 T(15); C(lS) 959 725 Gooty 8 35

T(25); Tk(25) 2,239 1,102 Gooty 8 36 T(90); Tk(60),C(30) 3,270 3,910 Gooty 11 37 T(495); Tk(495) 4,390 3,102 Gooty 16 38 T(470); C(470) 2,491 2,651 Gooty 19 39 T(30); WOO) 632 931 Gooty 30 40 No.,,-5 46

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

AMENITIES AVAILABLEA--- WITHIN______THE VILLAGE ') Area r-----~ Loca- Educational Medical Electr ici ty Drinking Commu- Post and Staple tion Name of Village in nications Telegraph Food Code Sq. Miles water No.

(1) (1) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (to) ------_-_------

41 Ravuludiki 7.80 P E w KR PO K,J,Ri,S 42 Chintalacheruvu 4.89 P W KR K,J,Ri,S 43 Teliki 3.04 P W PR PO K,J,Ri,S 44 Medimakulapalle 2.53 P W PR K,J,Ri,S 45 Muppalaguthi 2.83 P W KR K,J,Ri,S

46 Mallenipalle 2.58 P W KR PO Ri,K,J,S 47 Avulampalle 1.99 P W KR Ri,K,J,S 48 Virupapuram 3.72 P W KR Ri,K,J,S 49 Gooty Anantapuram 8.79 P W KR PO Ri,K,J,S 50 Gooty (Rural) 8.79 P,H H,D,Mew E W PR,T PTO Ri,K,J,S

51 Turakapalle 2.07 P E W KR Ri,K,J,S 52 Abbedoddi 2.57 P W KR Ri,K,J,S 53 ]\iamudur 8.05 P W KR PO Ri,K,J.S

54 EswarapaJle 1.83 P W KR Ri,K,J,S 55 Ayyavaripallc 3.72 P E W KR PO Ri,K,J,S

56 Khadarpeta 4.15 P E W KR PO Ri,K,J,S 57 Anumpalle 14.66 P W PR,T PO Ri,K,J,S 58 Ramagiri 8.01 P W PR,T PO Ri,K,J,S 59 Palyal11 9.42 p W KR PO Ri,K,J,S 60 Appajipela 2.32 P R KR Ri,K,J,S

61 Kandlapalle 3.81 p W,R KR Ri,K,J 62 EddulapaJle 5,75 P E \V.R KR PO Ri,K,J

63 Sorakayal:tpeta 1.29 P \V KR Ri,K,J

64 Nemellapallt' 3.82 P W Ri,K,J 65 Vankarajukalva 5.85 P E \V KR PO Ri,K,J

66 Pamidi 12.16 P H F \V,R PR PTO Ri,K,J 67 Devarapalle 3.32 P E W KR PO Ri,K,J 68 Kalapuram 2.72 P E W KR PO Ri,K,J 69 Gl!!imi!;ondJa 2.79 I' E W KR Ri,K,J 70 Akkajampalle 3.4k I' 1 W PR Ri.K,J

7i Edurur 3.82 P R PR PO Ri,K,J n Ramarajllpallc 2.52 P W PR PO Ri,K,J 73 Peddavadugufll 10.37 P,1l Phe,1\Ic\\ F W,R PR PO Ri,K,J 74 Midllthuru 3.29 p E W PR PO Ri,K,J 75 GajarampaUe 3.09 p E W PR PO Ri,K.J

76 Pogaruru 1.26 P F W PR PO Ri,K,J,S 77 NeelLll'U 2.89 I' F W PR PO Ri,K.J,S 78 Tamballapalle 2.74 p W PR PO Ri,K,J,S 79 Konduru 2.30 p W KR PO Ri,K,J,S 80 Penakalapadu 5.48 P,H W KR Ri,K.J,S 47

DIRECTORY Ilnd Land use GOOTY TALUK

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

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

T(31); C(31) 4.560 438 Gooty 29 41 r 254 T(I); W(I) 1,896 100 891 Gooty 34 42 T(5); W(5) 920 236 783 Goaty 16 43 T(8); C(8) 1,436 33 71 Gooty 16 44 1,248 136 427 Gooty 17 45

155 1,150 187 156 Gooty 15 46 T(12); CO2) 1,079 126 Gooty 11 47 1'(5); C(5) 1,385 990 Gooty 11 48 T(146); C(146) 4.057 1.424 Gooty 5 49 T(910); Tk(860). W( 50) 2,364 2,338 Gooty (0) 50

TOO); WOO) 1,302 12 Gooty 2 51 T(60); Tk(60) 1,277 89 228 Gooty 8 52 1'(50); C(40).W(7). 3,257 900 943 Gooty 11 53 Tk(3) T(25); C(25) 957 99 88 Gooty 16 54 J2R T(32); W(32) 1,740 65 214 Gooty 24 55

T(56); C(56) 2,031 297 281 Gooty 24 56 4,535 T(118); Tk(1l8) 2,460 1,588 684 Gooty 30 57 1,371 T(l05); Tk(l05) 2,734 44 898 Gooty 32 58 1.942 T(404); C(380), W(24) 3,022 414 246 Gooty 35 59 T(212); C(212) 646 189 437 Gooty 37 60

T(168); C(155),W(l3) 1,319 508 449 Gooty 30 61 384 T(315); C(299),W(lI). 1.336 361 294 Gooty 30 62 Tk(5) T(180); C(170),Tk(8). 288 44 83 Gooty 27 63 W(2) 1,136 T(252); C(252) 350 16 690 Gooty 35 64 T(248); C(248) 983 25 2,488 Gooty 38 65

T(2,460); C(2,460) 2,525 1.150 1,660 Gooty 14 Friday 66 T(26); C(26) 631 283 1,184 Gooty 24 67 TOI6); C(1l6) 1,312 209 103 Gooty 22 68 T(243); Tk(243) 830 313 398 Gooty 22 69 T(18); C(l8) 732 201 1,276 Gooty 19 70

T(32); C(32) 1.121 54 1,247 Gooty 16 71 T(9); Tk(9) 1,070 211 321 Gooty 8 72 T(371); C(37l) 4,795 670 812 Gooty 12 73 T(66); C(66) 1,558 458 35 Gooty 11 74 T(1l5); C(1I5) 787 301 1,296 Gooty 13 75

T(llO); C(lIO) 430 153 109 Gooty 14 76 T(201); C(201) 960 364 324 Gooty 18 77 T(1 .343); C(1, 343) 29 108 235 Gooty 16 78 T(109); C(109) 476 2M3 13,605 Gooty 26 79 T(15): ctllS) 2,470 290 632 Gooty 24 80 48

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

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

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

----~------~. --- _------_._- _- .----~------_._--_... 81 Nagalapuram 1.99 P R KR Ri,K,,I,S liZ Dimmagudi 3.41 M R KR Ri.K,J.S 83 Chinnavaduguru 6.04 P W KR PO Ri.K,J,S 84 Kandlaguduru 4.83 P W KR Ri,K ..I,S 85 Chittoor 5.13 P W KR PO Ri,K,,I,S

86 Chitrachedu 6.27 P W KR PO Ri.K,J,S '1>7 Molakathalla 5.71 P R KR Ri,K,J,S 49

DlRE~TORY and Land use GOOTY TALUK

LAND______USE (Area under differentA types of land use in acres)'_____ , Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca­ Area not' Town or days or archaeo­ tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im­ Code Forest _-----.A------, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any

(II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) ------

T(58); C(58) 713 212 290 Gooty 30 81 T(38): Tk(38) 1,711 93 340 Gooty 26 82 T(282); C(282) 3,006 209 370 Gooty 15 83 T(34); C(34) 2,001 188 277 Gooty 26 84 T(294); C(294) 1,922 253 806 Gooty 28 85

822 T(334); C(334) 1,818 367 697 Gooty 32 86 896 T(133); C(133) 1,330 259 1,036 Gooty 34 87

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>­ I­ o o (!) ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TADPATRT TALUK

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

77 Alur 7X Hussainpllram 17 Peddapappmll 21 Ammalladinne 52 Pcdda Polamada 22 Arakativemula 6' Igudurll 9 Paddayak kal uru 37 Aravedu 14 Pendekallll 12 Athiralladinne 80 Jambulapadu 69 Puliproddaturu 56 Jodi Dharmapuram 6 Puppala 72 Bhogasamudram 54 JlIturu 44 Putlllru 82 Bodaipalle Bondaladinne· 97 Kacharlakunta 84 .2 Rayalcherllvu 39 Boppepalle 24 Kadavakalill 66 Brahmanapalle 94 KalIuru 38 Bukkapuram 61 Kamalapadu 73 Sajjalacii n ne 50 Kandikapula 85 Sanagalagud 1I ru 18 Chagallu 71 Kaverisamlldram 35 Singavaram 27 Chalavemula 92 Kodlllllllrthi 55 Sitharamapliram 79 Challavaripalle 53 Komali 23 Slirepallc Chandana 43 Komatiklliltia 59 Konallppalapadll 26 Cherlopalle 19 Tabjula 28 40 Chilamakllrll Kummanamala 47 Tadipatrj 15 KUll1mctha 31 Chillavaripalle 74 Talaricheruvu Chinna MaUepalle 62 Kuudanakota 42 13 Thil11mapllram 32 Kunukuntla 49 Chinna Polamada 90 Thirumalapuram , 8 Chinnayakkaluru -, Thutrallapalle 36 Chintakayamanda 29 Madugupallc 51 Chintakunta 93 Mallagundla 41 Chintalapalle 87 Medikurthi 75 Uruchintala 70 Chukkaluru 20 Muchllkota 83 Vanganuru 33 Dadithota 5 Nagarllrll SI Veerapuram 7 Devanuppalapadu 48 Nandalapadu 76 Velamakllru 16 Dharmapuram 57 Narasapuram 4 Vcmulapadu 46 Diguvapalle 64 Nitturu 86 Vemulapalle 25 Dosaledu 88 Nitturll 65 Venkatampalle 95 Vennapusapalle 45 Gandlapadu 60 Obulapuram 68 Gangadevipalle 10 Garladinne 11 Pasaluru 58 YaJiki 34 Goddumarri 96 Pathapalle 91 Yellanunt 63 Guchipadll 89 Pedda Mallepalle 30 Ycllutla

51 52

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

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

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

I Chandana 17 .42 P,ll E W PR PO Ri,Mi 2 Rayalcheruvu 5.47 P,ll E W PR,T PO Ri,Mi

3 Thutrallapalle 3.41 P E W KR PO Ri,Mi 4 Vemulapadu 7.17 P W PR PO Ri,Mi 5 Nagaruru 8.04 P,ll Mcw W KR PO Ri,Mi

6 PuppaJa 7.85 P W PR PO Ri,Mi '7 I Devanuppalapadu 4.45 P W KR Ri,Mi 8 Chinnayakkaluru 4.03 P W KR Ri,Mi 9 Peddayakkaluru 5.79 P W KR PO Ri,Mi 10 Garladinne 2.86 l' W PR Ri,Mi

11 Pasaluru 4.96 P \V PR PO Ri,Mi 12 Athiralladinne 1.97 P W KR Ri,Mi 13 Thimmapuram 1.40 P W KK Ri,Mi 14 Pendekallu 2.09 P W KR Ri,Mi 15 Kummetha \.82 P W KR Ri,Mi

16 Dharmapuram 3.54 P,ll E W PR Ri,Mi 17 Peddapappuru 3.16 p,ll W PR PO Ri,Mi 18 Chagallu 6.88 P W KR 2PO Ri,Mi 19 Tabjula 4.86 2P W KR PO Ri,Mi 20 Muchukota 15.15 P E W PR PO Ri,Mi

21 Ammalladinne 6.65 3P,H E W PR PO Ri,Mi 22 Arakativcmula 3.22 P E W PR PO Ri,Mi 23 Surepallc 5.6J .r W PR Ri,Mi 24 Kadavakallu 8.12 I' Mew W PR PO Ri,Mi

25 Dosalcdu 6.65 P W KR Ri,Mi

26 Cherlopallc Il.R9 P W "PR PO Ri,Mi

17 ChalavcI11ula 6.43 P \,v KR PO Ri,Mi 2S Kummanamala l.UI) 31' \V PR PO Ri,Mi 29 Madugupullc 6.20 P W KR PO Ri.Mi 30 Yelluj]a <) .RO P W PR Ri,Mi

31 Chillavaripalte 6.'02 P W PR Ri,Mi 32 Kunukuntla . 9.54 2P E W PR Ri.Mi 33 Dadithota 16.11 P D E W PR PO Ri,Mi 34 Goddumarri 14.05 3P W,R PR PO Ri,Mi 35 Singavaram 5.89 P,H ... W,R PR PO Ri,Mi

36 Chintakayamanda 4.87 P,ll Phc W,R PR PO Ri,Mi 37 Aravedu l.48 W,R PR PO Ri,Mi 38 Bukkapuram 5.79 P W,R PR Ri,Mi 39 Boppepalle 13.50 3P W,R PR Ri,Mi 40 Chilamakuru 5.73 P W,R Ri.Mi 53

DlRECTORY and Land use TADPATRI TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------~---.A---~------, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest ,------A------, Culturablc for cult i- distance Weeklv portance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Marke't if any

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) ~17) (18) (1)

--.~------~------~------.~---~------~-.------~-----~

T(279); W(279) 5,730 120 5,032 Tadpatri 37 TO ,475); Tk(594),0(534), 1,848 170 Tadpatri 32 2 W(347) T(227); R(209),(W18) 1,779 183 Tadpatri 38 3 T(326); R(234),W(92) 3,771 300 198 Tadpatri 21 • 4 107 T(470); W(470) 4,197 110 274 Tadpatri 24 5

119 T(39); W(35),Tk(4) 3,920 958 Tadpatri 32 6 T(244); R(239),W(5) 2,409 16' 198 Tadpatri 32 7 115 T(248); R(224),W(24) 1,850 19 120 Tadpatri 29 8 T(329); R(269),W(60) 2,474 764 157 Tadpatri 21 9 67 T(211); W(lll),R(I00) 773 700 85 Tadpatri 16 10

T(280); W(145),R(135) 2,247 294 359 Tadpatri 16 11 39 T(12); W(l2) 668 543 Tadpatri 6 12 T(4); W(4) 781 113 9 TadpatTi 22 13 T(12); W(12) 915 35 375 TadpatTi 16 14 T(283); R(274),W(9) 844 37 Tadpatri 16 15

T(420); W(420) 674 344 834 Tadpatri 16 16 33 T(88); W(88) 1,348 553 Tadpatri 16 17 45 T(55); W(55) 4,010 306 Tadpatri 21 18 16 T(64); W(64) 2,819 18 160 Tadpatri 19 19 10 T(115); W(l15) 5,120 134 4,304 Tadpatri 14 20

T(796); W(796) 3,153 300 Tadpatri 13 21 T(293); W(293) 1,655 107 Tadpatri 13 22 1,153 T(722); C(603).W(l19) 1.490 120 105 Tadpatri 19 23 J ,264 T(3,653); 0(2, 656).C(855), 49 50 180 Tadpatri 19 24 W(l42) 1,573 T( 1,981).0(1,981) 661 25 16 Tadpatri 19 25

T(9,321); 0(8,900).C(391), 3 Tadpatri 10 26 W(30) ._, T(179); W( 179) 1.800 100 2,036 Tadpatri 19 27 4,195 T(2,846); 0(2,664).W(182) 1.200 102 520 - Tadpatri 29 28 1.426 T(17); W(l7) 1,485 224 RI6 Tadpatri 27 29 3,330 T(160); W(118),R(42) 1,715 30 1.030 Anantaplir 29 30

1,915 T(10); W(IO) 1,106 46 7R7 Anantaplir 32 31 712 T(200); W(152),R(48) 4,374 78 734 Anantapur 32 32 4,471 T(675); R(344),W(331) 800 400 3,950 Dharmavaram 32 33 T(460); W(300),R(l60) 1,510 79 7,262 Tadpatri 53 3l T(861); W(782),R(79) 2,593 243 75 Tadpatri 53 35

492 T(950); W(700),R(250) 650 10 968 Tadp!!tri 48 36 T(221); R(l96),W(25) 488 5 232 Tadpatri 43 37 1,728 T(331); W(331) 1,509 63 74 Tadpatri 42 38 3,220 T(647); W(531), Tk(96) 2,710 30 2,044 Tadpatri 40 39 T(190); R(l90) 1,170 626 1,681 Tadpatri 29 40 54

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

,---______AMENITIES AVAILABLE A--- WITHIN__'______THE VILLAGE --, Loea- Area Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Staple lion .Name of Village in water nieations T('legraph Food Code Sq. Miles No.

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

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

41 Chintalapalle 5.08 P W,R KR PO Ri,Mi 42 Chinna Ma\lepa\le 2.00 W,R Ri,Mi 43 Komatikuntla 6.00 P W,R KR PO Ri,Mi 44 Putluru 16.97 3P,H W,R PR PO Ri,Mi

45 Gandlapadll 3.25 P W.R PR Ri,Mi

46 Digllvapalle 3.21 P W.R PO Ri,Mi 47 (Rural) 11.80 2P,2H H.Mew E W,R PR PTO Ri,Mi

48 Nandalapadll (Rural) 4.62 2P E W PR Ri,Mi 49 Chinna Polamada 7.62 2P E W PR PO Ri,Mi

50 Kandikapula 4,13 P W Ri,Mi

51 Chintak:unta 1. 98 P,H W PO Ri,Mi 52 Pedda Polamada 9.49 3P,H F W,R PR PO Ri,Mi

53 KomaJi 3.23 2P E W,R PR Ri,Mi

54 Juturu 10.46 P Phc,Mcw E W,R PR,T PO Ri,lVli

55 Sitharamapuram 0.81 W,R PR Ri,Mi

56 Jodi Dharmapuram 1.77 W,R PR Ri,Mi 57 Narasapuram 7.08 2P,H W,lt PR,T PO Ri,Mi 58 Yadiki 23.18 3P,H Phc,Mcw E W PR PTO Ri,Mi 59 Konauppalapadu 13.34 P W,TR PR PO Ri,Mi

60 Obulapllfam 1.88 P W PR PO Ri,Mi ,

61 Kamalapildll 13.32 P W,V PO Ri,Mi 62 Kundanakota 4.20 P W Ri,Mi 63 Guehipudu 15.16 P W PO Ri,Mi

64 Nittufu 2.S7 P W PR PO Ri,Mi 65 Venkatamrulle 4.81 P W PR Ri.Mi

66 Brahmanaralle 6.32 P W PO Ri,Mi (,7 19udufu 5.22 2P w,e PR Ri,Mi 68 Gangadevipalle 2.83 P w,e Ri,Mi 69 Puliproddatllfu 2.59 P E W,e.R PR Ri,Mi 70 Chukka1urtI 4.53 P Mew E W.C PR PO Ri,Mi

71 Kaverisamudram 4.51 P F W PR PO Ri,Mi 72 Bhogasal11udram 8.17 2P W,Tk PR PO Ri,Mi 73 Sajjaladinne' 7.86 3P E W PR PO Ri,Mi 74 Talaricheruvu 9,42 P W.Tk Ri.Mi

75 Urllchintala ~U8 P W PO Ri,Mi 5S

DIRECTORY and Land use TADPATRI TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r-" ------A------__, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical irn- Code Forest ,------__A_" --"------, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigatcd waste vation (fn Krns.) Market if any (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) (I)

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

T(125); W(l25) 1,095 236 1,756 Tadpalri 29 41 T(236); 0(232),W(4) 645 315 320 Tadpatri 26 42 1(180); W(149},Tk(31) 1,804 1,099 757 Tadpatri 16 43 TO ,062); C(647),(W(269), 6,046 1,542 2,114 Tadpatri 11 44 Tk(146) T(120); C(120) 1,839 524 595 Tadpatri 6 45

T(51O); C(51O) 1,497 10 37 Tadpatri 10 46 T(i,165); C(820),R(250), 4,640 1,021 747 Tadpatri 3 Saturday 47 W(95) T(500); C(450), \\ (50) 1,700 134 622 Tadpatri 3 48 T(930); C(810),R.(70), 2,489 1,215 321 Tadpatri 8 49 W(50) T(58); W(158) 384 2,094 Tadpatri 10 50

TO,263); 0(1,263) 66 51 Tadpatri 21 51 T(920); C(610),R(250), 3,821 1,204 728 Tadpatri 6 52 W(60) T(625); C(480),R(90), 1,570 68 405 Tadpatri 10 53 W(55) T(984); R(500), W(284), 5,664 ... 46 Tadpatri 13 54 C(200) 367 9 93 Tadpatri 14 55 T(49); R(49)

T(6); W(6) 1,011 62 52 Tadpatri 13 56 T(26); W(26) 4,517 3 Tadpatri 16 57 T(314); W(300),R(14) 9,237 178 1,139 Tadpatri 26 Monday 58 T(274); TkU42),W(88), 2,005 2,792 Tadpatri 32 59 R(44) T(38); W(38) 79~ 85 Tadpatri 30 60

T(138); W(l25),R(13) 6,483 393 1,510 Tadpatri 27 61 523 I,S08 357 Tadpatri 26 62 950 T(59);Wm R(36).Tk(lS), 7,441 360 952 Tadpatri 32 63 T(260); W(24~).R(16) 5.125 J1.0 1.37X Tadratri 24 64 'f (27); W(27) 1,720 IX 1,32(i Tadpatri 21 65

T(137); W(l17),R(20) 3,61S l(il 151 Tadpalri 13 66 1'(190); R(161),W(:!9) 2,465 246 439 Tadpatri 13 67 T(55); W(55) 1,428 124 204 Tadpatri Ii 68 T(!3); W(l1),R(2) 1,119 151 283 Tadpatri 6 69 T(215); R(l40),W(75) 1,264 1.140 Tadpatri R 70

T(74); W(74) 2,067 315 Tadpatri 11 71 9 T(27S); Tk(278) 2,238 143 2,520 Tadpatri 16 72 T(205); R(150), W(55) 3,712 490 604 Tadpatri 5 73 T(35); Tk(25),W(5), 1,550 418 4,003 Tadpatri 13 74 R(5) T(l8); W(lO),R(S) 1,432 9D 3,000 Tadpatri 13 75 56

ViLLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE A-···_·._. ___ Loca- Area r- . ., tioD Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and water nications Telegraph Staple Code Sq. Miles Food No.

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

76 Velamakuru 6.84 P W PO Ri,Mi 77 Alur 9.33 P W,C PTO Ri,Mi

78 Hussainpuram 2.58 P W,C Ri,Mi 79 Challavaripalle 6.02 P W Ri,Mi 80 Jambuiapadu 1.87 P W,C Ri,Mi

81 Veerapuram S.60 P,R E W,C Ri,Mi

82 BOdaipalle 2.20 P E W,C Ri,Mi 83 Vanganuru 2.65 P E W PR,T PO Ri,Mi 84 Bondaladinne 2:82 P,H E W PR PO Ri,Mi 85 Sanagalaguduru 18.78 8P,H W PR PO Ri,Mi

86 Vemulapalle 5.40 P W KR Ri,Mi 87 Medikurthi 2.70 P W KR PO Ri,Mi 88 Nitturu 2.S7 P W PR Ri,Mi

89 Pedda Mallepalle 4.32 P W PR Ri,Mi 90 Thirumalapuram 2.99 P W PR Ri,Mi

91 Yellanuru 15.41 P,R W PR 2PO Ri,Mi 92 Kodumurthi 3.17 P W PR Ri,Mi 93 Mallagund1a 5.24 P W PR Ri,Mi 94 Kalluru 10.80 3P W PR PO Ri,Mi 95 Vennapusapalle 6.26 p W PR PO Ri,Mi

96 Pathapalle 4.54 P W PR Ri,Mi ") ,,') 97 Kacharlakunta -.. • .:...1.. P W PR Ri,Mi 57

DIRECTORY and Land use TADPATRI TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ___ ~ __ ~_~ ______A ______. ______, ,,- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest ,,------_--.A------, Culturablc for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste valion (in Kms.) Market if any (lJ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (IS) (1)

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

T(SO); W(2S),O(25) 1,430 320 2,577 Tadpatri 14 76 T(255); R«205),W(SO) 2.714 19 2,983 Tadpatri 8 Kara Raghu- 77 nadhaswamy Temple T(l45); R(95),W(50) 794 217 495 Tadpatri ~ 7S T(10); R(7),W(3) J ,000 71 70 Tadpatri 5 79 T(6); W(6) 878 252 Tadpatri 8 Narasimhaswamy 80 Temple

T(215); R(l20),W(95) 2,253 125 1,017 Tadpatri 10 Venllgopala- 81 swamy Temple T(l76); W(176) 89.+ 1.+2 195 Tadpatri 13 112 T(44); Tk(29),W(l5) 1.641 30 Tadpatri 13 83 T(80); W(SO) 1,404 320 Tadpatri 14 84 T(I ,855); C(I,802),W(53) I 67 71 Tadpatri 11 85

T(39); W(39) 586 10,029 Tadpatri 22 86 T(51); W(51) 896 325 449 Tadpatri 22 87 T(247); C(100),W(74), 948 322 127 Tadpatri 20 88 Tk(73) T(423); W(354),C(69) 837 549 956 Tadpatri 22 89 3,220 T(l45); C(l45) 1,011 230 Tadpatri 26 90

479 T(350); R(250), W( I 00) 5,050 1,500 2,445 Tadpatri 26 Friday 91 T(60); R(40),W(20) 691 355 920 Tadpatri 29 92 T(2l8); R(218) 489 95 2,550 Tadpatri 48 93 T(450); R(260), W( 190) 3,152 602 2,700 Tadpatri 48 94 T(240); W(240) 2,920 280 560 Tadratri 32 95

T(50); W(50) 2,750 11 94 Tadpatri 35 96 T(20); W(20) 1, 3~3 17 Tadpatri 34 97

DHARMAVARAM T ALUK !-

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..J ...J or:: 'I • 1&1 Ji l­ - e I'" I­ en ; ~I ., 11-- j J :: '1 i Jr-! f-- J ~ i ,'1'; .. h ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VI LLAGES

DHARMAVARAM TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village ('ode N". Code N(). Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2) (I) C)

50 ApparajacheruvlI 8 KondaplIram 59 Pcddachigullarevll 5 Konetinayanipalyall1 62 Peddakotla 49 Bathalapalle 18 Kuntimaddi 6 Perurll 33 Brahmanapal1c 26 Kunuthuru 55 Pinnadhari 16 Polepalle 20 Chenna Kothapalle 21 Pooletipaile 51 Chennarayapatnam 3 Maddulacheruvu 34 Poth 1Iianagepalie 37 Cherlopalle 7 Makkinavaripalle 28 Pyadilldi 46 Chigicherla 35 Mallakalva 57 eh innachigulla reVll 54 Malyavantham 48 Raghavampalle 60 Chinnakotla 52 MaravapaJle Agraharam 14 Ramagiri 29 M edapliram 41 RavulacheruvlI 24 Dadu!uru 9 Motarllchintalapalle 27 Regatipalle 38 Dampetla 25 M ukthapuram 36 Darsimala 15 Mllstikoviia 42 Dharmavaram 47 MustOOfll 40 Sangala 13 Mut havak untla 17 Seshadribhatrahalli 11 Elukuntla 44 Slibbaraopeta

32 Ganginepalle 22 Nagasamudram 56 Tadimarri 23 Ganthimarri 4 Narasampalk 61 Thirumalapuram 58 Garisalapalle 10 Nasanakota 2 Thogarakllnta 45 Gotluru 53 NidigaJlu 43 Thummala 19 Nyamaddela 1 ThuITIucherla 12 Kanaganapalle 30 KanuITIlikkala 63 Kondamanayanipalyam 39 Obulapuram 31 ~eldurthi

59 60

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

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

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

Thumucherla 26.6~ 4P E W KR PO Ri,Mi

2 Thogarakunta 17.78 P,M E W PR PO Ri,Mi

3 Maddulacheruvu 2l.47 3M E W KR PO Ri,Mi 4 NarasampalJe 11.20 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra,J

5 Konetinayanipalyam lO.n 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra

6 PerufII 2(UO IiP,H D W PR PO Ri,Ra

7 Makkinavaripalle 1.09 P W KR Ri,Ra IS Kondapuram 6.91 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra 9 Motaruchintalapalle 12.97 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra 10 Nasanakota 23.R2 5P,M W PR PO Ri,Ra

11 Elukunlla 14.75 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra

12 Kanaganapa lie 27.69 4P,H E W PR PO Ri,Ra

13 Muthavakuntla 12.95 21' W KR PO Ri,Ra

14 Ramagiri 22.75 2P W PR PO Ri,Ra

15 M ustikovila 21.65 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra

Hi Polepalle 17 .~8 3P W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch

17 Seshadribhatrahalli 0.82 P W KR Ri,Ra IS Kuntimaddi 10.60 3P,H W PR PO Ri,Ra 19 Nyamadde)a 19.64 P,H W PR PO Ri,Ra 20 Chenna Kothapalle 1l.91 P,H Phe W PR PTO Ri,Ra

21 Poo)etipaJle 14.96 4P W KR PO Ri,Ra

22 Nagasamudram 16.93 W,M W PR&T PO Ri,Ra

23 Ganthimarri 13.42 3P W KR PO Ri,Ra

24 DadulllTU 19.07 P W PR PO Ri,Ra 25 Mukthapllram 15.33 p E W PR PO Ri,Ra

26 Kunllthuru 17.26 5P E \\1 PR PO Ri,Ra

27 Regatipalle Y.34 4P,M E W KR PO Ri,Ra

28 Pyadindi 10.18 P W PR PO Ri,Ra

29 Medapuram 8.95 P,B 1:' W KR PO Ri,Ra

30 Kanulllukkaia 16.93 6P W PR PO Ri.Ra

62

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICr

AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loell- Area ,------A-- '------, tion Name of Village in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food NCt.

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

--,--~;--- ' ~-.---, --~---~ ----.------~-..---- . ----~------__ ---- ~----~- - ---~- -~----

31 Veldurthi 3.HO p W PR PO Ri,Ra

32 Ganginepalle 10.:'.2 l' W KR PO Ri,R.l

33 Brahmanapalle 0.83 W KR Ri,Ra 34 Pothulanagepalle 10.05 4P W PR PO Ri,Ra

35 MaUakalva 12.43 p E W PO Ri.Ra

36 Darsimall 14.52 31' \V KR PO Ri.Ra 37 Cherlopalle 13.97 P,\1 \V PR PO Ri,Ra 38 Dampetla 6.60 41' W PI{ PO Ri,Ru

39 Obulapuram 7.37 21' W PI<.. PO Ri,R.\

40 Sangala X.VI) W \\' I'R PO Ri,Ra

41 Ravu}acheruvu 11.62 :II' F W KR PO Ri,Ra 42 Dharmavaram (Irban ,'11''''' (/>11(11 1Il(l1'lll'lIlIl T''','n) 43 Thummala 3.93 p W KR PO Ri,Ra 44 Subbaraopeta }.75 p \V PR PO Ri,Ra 45 Gotluru 13.06 41' f. \V PR PO Ri,Ra

46 Chigicherla 14.69 4P W fR PO Ri,Ra.CII 47 Mustooru 12.92 4P r W KR PO Ri.Ra,Ch 48 RaghavampaJle 0.93 p W KR Ri,Ra,Ch 49 BathalapaUe 13.58 4P,H F W PR PO Ri.Ra,Ch 50 Apparajucheruvu 6.22 2P W KR PO Ri,Ra,Ch 51 Chennarayapatnam 1.39 W KR Ri,Ra,Ch 52 Maravapalle Agraharam 13.76 ~P,M E w KR PO Ri.Ra,Ch 53 Nidigallu 7.15 31' E W PR PO Ri.Ra,Ch 54 Malyavantham 11.53 4P E \\ PR PO 55 Pinnadhari Ri,Ra,Ch IO.I~ 41> r W KR PO Ri,Ra.Ch 56 Tadimarri 15.18 3P,H Phe F W PR FO Ri.Ra,Ch 57 Chinna Chigullarevu 6.55 P \V.R KR PO Ri.Ra.Ch 58 GarisalapaJle 5.52 3P n.R KR PO Ri,Ra,Ch 59 Pedda Chigullarevu 4.89 p W KR Ri,Ra.Ch 60 Chinnakotla R.H; 2P \\'. R KR PO Ri, Ra. Ch

61 Thirumalapul'llJll O.Kx 21' \\' KR Ri,Ra,Ch 62 Peddakotla 11.83 I' f W ,R PI{ PO Ri.Ra.Ch 1\3 Kondallla nayanipalya III 0.95 .W \\' 1(1{ Ri.Ra,Ch 63

DIRECTORY and Land usc DHARMAVARAM TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different-A-- types______of land use in acres) , Religious, ,,- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest ,...- ---A----___ , ClillUrabJe for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any

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

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

603 T(229); C(119),Tk(96) 500 420 692 Dharmavaram 21 31 W(l4) 2,518 T(226); Tk(l36),W(66) J,143 517 2,156 Dharmavaram 26 32 C(24) T(36); W(36) 132 36 608 Dharmavaram 29 33 1,386 T(30l); Tk(107),C(98) 2,515 215 2,027 Dharmavaram 10 34 W(96) 2.364 T(189); C(86),Tk(76) 1,343 861 3,236 Dharmavaram 8 35 W(27)

744 T(l.l70); C(600),Tk(293) 2,654 106 4,649 Dharmavaram 8 36 W(277) T(675); W(485),C(I90) 4,104 576 3,635 Dharmavaram 25 Moharam Festival 37 T(542); C(252). Tk(155) 2,300 515 892 Dharmavaram 27 38 W(B5) T(641); W(360),C(249). 2,OSI 129 I.S65 Dharmavaram 12 39 Tk(32) T(S70); C(445).Tk(218). 1.864 450 2.512 Dharll1avaram 9 40 W(207)

T(661); W(351).TI«310) 3,452 IRS 2,165 Dharmavaram 6 41 Urba/1 Area (Dharn:(/\,(/ram Town) 4:> T(200); C(l50),Tk(50) 1,297 150 868 Dharmavaram 6 43 T(122); W(122) 609 911 I ~O Dharmavaram II 44 T(I,796); Tk(1 ,OO4).C(520), 2,047 692 3,R17 Dharmavaram 7 4S W(272)

T(97S); Tk(378),C(350), 3,513 1.233 3.709 Dharmavaram 12 46 W(250) 355 T(683); W(663),C(20) 5,420 1,329 1,183 Dharmavaram 22 47 T(55); W(55) 409 5S 83 Dharmavaram 15 4S T(550); W(250).C(200) 5,842 1.439 800 Dharmavaram 12 49 Tk(lOO) 1'(452); Tk(342}. W(11 0) 2.230 342 1,051 Dharmavaram 10 50

T(74); Tk(54),W(20) 357 65 35 Dharmavaram ]2 51 T(1,184); W(646),Tk(525) 4,167 1,851 1,610 Dharmavaram 22 52 C(13) T(358); W(316),C(42) 2,766 1.000 464 Dharmavaram 19 53 533 T(526); W(505),C(21) 4,488 650 L 185 Dharmavaram 16 54 T(838); W(S06),C(32) 3,377 1,178 1,103 Dharmavaram 21 55

T(432); W()6(.J),C{45) 5,868 1,589 1,832 Dharmavaram 27 Friday 56 TkOS) T(637); W(380),C( 174) 2,155 205 1,214 Dharmavaram 32 57 Tk(83) T(406); W(220),C(186) 2,400 310 439 Dharmavaram 30 58 T(218); C(143),W(75) 1.312 1,065 545 Dharmavaram 31 59 T(506); C(313), Tk(123) 1.563 1,871 1,285 Dharmavaram 36 60 W(70)

T(39); W(39) 163 45 100 Dharmavaram 27 61 T(l,48I); W(976).q401) 2,019 1,787 2,302 Dharmavaram 36 Chowdeswari 62 Tk(104) Jathra T(9); W(9) 298 147 95 Dhannavaram 37 63

KADIRI TALUK ANDHRA PRADESH KADIRI TAlUK ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

PULIVENDLA TALUK

CUOOAPAH DISTRICT

Name of the Taluk Sq k.m$.

PENUKONDA TAl-UK

RAYACHOTt TALUK

CUDOAPAH DISTRICT

T"uIr.H~lers

TOWill

Urblll "rea

Names Gf all hr,~ Vmlg~f with MII.,iml,lm Popolation Qf wltll loc,IIon Sit

TALUK Other P.Ootch a.nOOR DISTRICT • SymboliC Representation of Villaa:~: $,000 MId abo.,. , .. nonl • 1.000 to .,9" • SOO to 999 • 200 ... • lessthilfl100 o Ulhnhab~t.d V,lbges po. Po'StOffi"

,s Poilu StatlOlt Now:- L.c.No. S5 In4 56 FvIy lAd .. _' In Kldlrl T_ loC.No.!ll PMtlrladu_1:n IUd.,. Town a.H

Hospltall, Prtrnarl Hullh C."tr.~ OitjMlI"'Ift, Child aIId Mlhrnltl Weft.,. Centra

• ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KADIRI T ALUK

1971 1971 1971 L)cation Name of Village Location Name or Village Location Name of Village CoM No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2)

71 Agraharampalle 57 Kadiri 52 Pandulakunta 53 Alampur 88 Kadiri Hrahmanapalle 89 PanthulacheruvlI 113 Allapalle S5 Kadiriplllikunta 24 Patnam 90 Allllgllndli 54 Kadirikuntlapalle 42 Pedaballi 128 Amadaguru 101 Kalasamuuram 41 Pedaballikothapalle 115 Arkabhavipalle 58 Kamatampalle • 35 Peddannavaripalle 134 Kari mireddipalk 95 Plilagampalle 127 Kassamudralfl 33 Puligundlapallc 73 BalasallOuuraOl 2 Kodavandlapallt: 135 Pulikuntlapalle 30 Bondlapalle 70 Kokkanti 4)3 Bathulapalle 17 Kondagattupalk 130 146 Bonthalapalle Kondakamarla Ramanathapuram Ito 104 Reddipalle II Brahmadevamarri 99 Kondamanayanipalyam 1 Budanampalle 69 Korthikota 138 Kotapalle 56 Saidapuram Sanevaripalle 51 ChalalllaikuJlllapalle 92 Kowlepalle 20 61 Chamachenubylu 27 Kurli 7 Sankepalle 44 Chamalagondi 109 KlIrumaJa 5 SribandJapalle 103 Charupalle 45 KlIrllmamidi 4 Sankepalle Brahmanapalle 133 Cheek irevulapa lie 120 KUfllvapalle 62 SomayajulapaJle 145 Chikantimanipalle 55 KlItaglllla 116 SlInnampalle 129 Chinagonipalle 77 Chinnaramannagaripalle 25 Lakkasamudram 29 Talupula 102 Chippalamadugu 137 Lokojipalle 75 Tanakal 108 Chowtikuntapalle 144 Tavalam 60- Madugllvarigondi 114 Tangedukllnta 59 tvladdivarigondi 79 ThaJamarlavandlapalle 112 Daburuvaripalle 84 Maddimadllgu 16 Thappetavaripalle 136 Dademvaripalle 68 Maddinayanira1yam 87 Thavalamarri 141 Danduvaripalle 21 Malakavcmala 14 Thimmanayanipalyam 18 Devaragudipalle 64 Malameedapallc 117 Thippepalle 43 Dhanllnicheruvu 142 Mallireddipalle 125 Thllmmala 74 Diguvamandlapalle 15 Mallepalle 49 ThlimmalabyJ II 97 Donnikota 39 Marrikommadinne 123 Thummalakuntapalle 13 Dorigal 3 Marthad 72 TsadlllTI 65 Mekalachcl'LlVU 132 Edigavaripalle 126 Mohammadabad 86 Ubicherla 76 Elh(ldll 91 Motukllpalle 2S Udumulakurthi 63 M udupulajcev i 7S Ulavalavandlapalle liS Mukkandlavari Kothapalk I) Uppalapadu 131 Gadiuemvaripalle 10 Mukthapuram 41< GandJapenta 83 Mulakalapalle 6 Gandlavandlapalle MUl1dlavaripa11c :\8 Vankamadui 50 139 Godduvelagala I)R Mllthyalacheruvu 105 Vankarakunta 107 GopipaJle 124 Vecravobanapalle 36 Gowkanapalle 12~ Venkatapuram 12 Gunjepalle 23 Nagireddipalk XI Nall:lchermu 140 Venkatarayanipalle 143 Gurrambylu 22 Vd!arnaddi 66 Gutibylu 106 Nallamada ..0 Namblliapulikunta 37 Velichalamala 111 Narasambhotlapalle 34 'Vepamanipcta 96 Inagaillfu 31 Nuthanakalva 46 Veparala

47 Jeenulakunta 119 Obuladevaracheruvu 67 YedlJflldona 82 Jogannapeta 3~ Obulareddipalle 94 Yegllvapalle II Jonnalakothapalle 26 Odulapalle 19 Yellareddipalle 121 Jowkalakothapalle 80 Oruvoy 100 Yerradoddi

65 66

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE r------A ------, Loca- Area Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Staple tion Name of Village in water nkations Telegraph Food Code Sq. Miles :'Il().

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

------~-~------~- ----"_ ---

Budanampalle 5.03 2P W KR PO S,Ri,K,Ra

2 KodavandlapaUe 11.04 ~P,H Mew W KR PO s. Ri. K.Ra

3 Marthad 5.18 P W KR PO S,Ri,K,Ra 4 Sankepalle Brahmana-. 3.69 P W KR S,Ri,K,Ra palle ~ Sribandlapalle 2.64 P W KR S,Ri.K.Ra

6 GandJavandlapalle 1. 75 31' W KR PO S,Ri,K,Ra 7 Sankt:palle 9.60 P W KR PO S,Ri,K.Ra

8 Barhmadevamarri 2.48 P W KR S,Ri,K,Ra 9 UppaJapadu 4.41 P W KR PO S,Ri,K,Ra

10 M ukthapuram 9.19 P W KR PO S,Ri,K,Ra

11 Jonnalakothapalle 6.93 P W PR PO S,Ri,K,Ra 12 Gunjepalle 14.97 P D,Phc,Fpc E W PR,T PTO S,Ri,K,Ra

13 Dorigal 31.12 P.H l' \V PR PO S,Ri,K,Ra

14 Thimmanayanipalyam . 4.5~ P W KR S,Ri,K,Ra 15 MallepaUe 9.64 P \V PR PO S,Ri,K,Ra

16 Thappetavaripalle .1.69 P W PR PO S,Ri,K,Ra 17 Kondagattupalle 9.55 P W PR PO S,Ri,K,Ra 18 Devaragudipa lie 2.61 P I::' W KR PO S,Ri,K,Ra 19 YeUareddipalJe 3.46 P W KR S,Ri,K,Ra 20 Sanevaripalle II . ()O P F W PH. PO S.Ri.K,Ra

21 Malakavemala 3.88 f' i\k\\ \V I'P.. T PO S,Ri,K.Ra 22 Vellamaddi -; .67 l' \\ KR PO S,Ri,K,Ra 23 Nagireddipalk -US! I' W KR PO S,Ri.K,Ra 24 Patnam 11.7Y 1'.11 I \V I>j{ PO S,Ri,K,Ra

25 l.akkasallwdram A.55 I' \V rrt 10 S.Ri,K.Ra

26 Odulapalle 9.Sg P \V PR S.Ri,K. Ra 27 Kurli 9.33 1'.11 D W Pl{ PO S,Ri,K,Ra 18 Udumulakurlhi 5.39 p W PR PO S.Ri, K,Ra 29 Talupula D.19 II "he F W PR PO S.Ri.K .Ra

30 Bondlapalle 2.3-1 P W KR S,Ri,K.Ra

31 Nuthanakalva 5.-12 P E W KR PO S,Ra, Ri,K 32 Obuiareddipalle 7.35 P ~;i..:\\ E W KR PO S,Ra,Ri,K

33 Puligundlapalle 5.42 p F W KP. PO S,Ra,Ri,K 34 Vepamanipeta 12,52 p :\Ic\\ r W KR PO S,Ra,Ri,K 35 Peddannavaripalle 31 .09 I' F \V PO S.Ra.Ri,K

68

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

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

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

36 Gowkanapalle 9.26 P,H W PO S,Ra,Ri,K 37 Velichalamala 17.56 P W PO S,Ra,Ri,K

38 Vankamaddi 8.52 P W PO S,Ra,Ri,K 39 Marrikommadinne 11.97 P W PO S,Ra,Ri,K 40 Nambulapulikunta 9.76 P,H Phc E W PR PO S,Ra,Ri,K

41 Pedaballikothapalle 5.31 P W PO S,Ra,Ri,K 42 Pedaballi 10.86 P D E W PO S,Ra,Ri,K 43 Dhanunicheruvu 11.36 P W PR PO S,Ra,Ri,K 44 Chamalagondi 5.07 P W PO S,Ra,Ri,K 45 Kurumamidi 3.16 I' W PI) S,Ra,Ri,K

46 Veparala 2.82 p W PR PO S,Ra,Ri,K 47 Jeenulakunta 2.04 P W KR PO S,Ra,Ri,K 48 Gandlapenta 14.59 P,H D,Mcw E W PR 2PO S,Ra,Ri,K

49 ThummaJabylu 3.06 P W KR PO S.Ra,Ri,K 50 Godduveiagaia 8.07' P W KR S,Ra,Ri,K

51 ChalamaikuntlapalJe 1.15 P W KR PO S,Ra,Ri,K 52 Pandulllkunta 1.90 P W PR PO S,Ra,Ri,K 53 AJaropur 0.86 P W PR S,Ra,Ri,K 54 KadirikuntlapaJle 1.41 P W PR&T PO S.Ra,Ri,K 55 Kutagulla 7.93 Urhan Arell (/,;('Iuded ill Kadin' TOWIl)

56 Saidapuram 2.23 L'rbull .Fell (/lleluded ill Kudiri TowlI) 57 Kadiri (Rural) 16.47 P,H.C H E W PR&T PTO S,Ra.Ri,K

58 Kamatampalle 0.97 p W PR PO S.Ra.Ri,K 59 Maddivarigondi 1.24 P W KR PO S.Ra,Ri,K tiO Maduguvarigondi 2.13 Uninhabited

61 Chamachenubylu 1. 91 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K 62 Somayajulapalle 4 ..H p W KR PO S.Ri,Ra,K

63 Mudupulajeevi 1.59 p W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K 64- Malameedapalle 8.41 p W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K 65 Mekalacheru Vll 5.~1 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K

66 Gutibylu 1,48 M W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K 67 Yedurudona 6.20 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K 68 Maddinayanipalyam I. 71 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K 69 Korthikota 1.SI p W KR S,Ri,Ra,K iO Kokkanti 17.30 P.H W PR PO S,Ri,Ra.K

71 Agraharampalk t.64 P W KR S,Ri.Ra.K n Tsadum ~.:?1 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K 73 Balasamudram 2.41 P E W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K 74 Diguvamandlapalle 0.88 Ullin/wbitt''' 75 Tanaka! 16.60 P.H D E W PR.T PTO S.Ri,Ra,K 69

DIRECTORY and Land use KADIRI T ALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,,- A-- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not' Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest r-- A------:1 Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any

(II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

-~- - --~--- -

T(191); Tk(124),W(67) 3,321 6 2,420 Kadiri 32 36 T(25J); Tk(142),W(64). 4,699 350 5,990 Kadiri 24 37 C(45) T(200); Tk(l44).W(56) 2,128 615 2,540 Kadiri 27 38 T(52); Tk(40),W(12) 3,147 1,268 3,215 Kadiri 43 39 T(lOO); W(49),T(43).C(8) 2.842 692 2,640 Kadiri 34 40

T(152); W(98),Tk(54) 2,743 3,450 5,074 Kadiri 38 41 676 T(222); W(124),Tk(98) 2,860 1,150 12,256 Kadiri 43 42 TllOO); Tk(62),W(38) 3,391 625 3,192 Kadiri 29 Tuesday 43 T(93); Tk(54),W(39) 2,538 210 420 Kadiri 24 44 T(65); Tk(37),W(24).C(4) 1.179 150 656 Kadiri 18 45

T(95); Vd55),Tk(34),C(6) 1,379 76 264 Kadiri 14 46 T(76); W(54),Tk(22) 856 121 262 Kadiri 18 47 795 T(820); W(685),Tk(135) 6,753 495 493 Kadiri 14 ... Yogivemana death 48 place :100 T(65); W(65) 1,516 30 147 Kadiri II 49 200 T(86); W(86) 3,905 20 941 Kadiri 10 50

T(18); W(18) 508 51 159 Kadiri 8 51 T(77); \V(65),Tk(12) 532 8 604 Kadiri 8 52 T(51); W(46),Tk(5) 499 35 Kadiri 10 53 T(lS); \\(IS) 218 32 637 Kadiri 8 54 Urhan Area (Included ill Kadiri TOWII) 55

Urhan Area (Included ill Kadiri TowII) 56 145 T(l08); Tk(130).W(53). 6,592 330 3,265 Kadiri (0) Sunday Sri Lakshminara- 57 C(25) simhaswamy Temple 100 T(25); W(25) 495 Kadiri Ii 58 T(104); W(62),Tk(42) 261 21 373 Kadiri 8 59 T(169); Tk(90),N(79) 476 46 685 Kadiri 11 60

T(ll); (6),Tk(5) 620 105 480 Kadiri 46 61 T(198); W(l58),C(28), 1,283 255 1,035 Kadiri 13 62 Tk(l2) T(48); \\(34), Tk(l4) 637 216 116 Kadiri 26 63 T(8S); W(42).Tk(34),C(9) 3.045 1.014 1,171 Kadiri 30 64 T(95); W(70), Tk(20),C(5) 2,571 592 473 Kadiri 22 65

TOO); W(lO) 440 90 407 Kadiri 24 66 T(62); W(31),Tk(30),C(l) 1.843 263 1,812 Kadiri 26 67 218 T(8); W(8) 424 175 295 Kadiri 45 68 410 T(197); W(l12),Tk(85) 372 87 92 Kadiri 42 69 1,8M T( 1,236); W(690).Tk(536), 6,698 600 838 Kadiri 38 Monday 70 C(10)

T(1l8); W(86),C(32) 578 91 260 Kadiri 32 71 321 T(266); 'W(200),C(58),Tk(8) 2,757 127 1,825 Kadiri 34 72 141 T(128); W(I00),Tk(28) 734 77 472 Kadiri 29 73 284 29 Kadiri 27 74 272 T(555); W(470),Tk(85) 6,821 575 2,475 Kadiri 30 Saturday 75 70

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

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

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

76 Ethodu 7.31 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K 77 Chinnaramannagari- 4.08 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K paJle 78 Ulavalavandlapalle 0.16 Uninhabited KR S,Ri.Ra,K 79 Thalamarlavandlapalle. 9.11 P E W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K

80 Oruvoy 8.66 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K

81 Nallacheruvu 7.50 P,H D E W PR,T PO S,Ri,Ra,K 82 Jogannapeta 9.17 P Mcw E W PR 2PO S,Ri,Ra,K 83 M ulakalapalle 1.80 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K 84 Maddimadugu 2.71 P W KR fO S,Ri,Ra.K 85 Kadiri Pulikunta 3.41 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K

86 Ubieherla 5.20 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K

87 Thavalamarri 4.20 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K 88 Kadiri Brahmanapalle. 5.91 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K 89 Panthulacheruvu 3.00 P W KR S,Ri,Ra,K 90 Allugundu 4.90 P E W PR PO S,Ri,Ra,K

91 Motukupalle 1.12 P E W PR S,Ri,Ra,K 92 Kowlepalle 1. 86 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K 93 Bathulapalle 3.02 P E W KR S,Ri,Ra,K 94 Yeguvapallc 4.46 P W KR S,Ri,Ra,K 95 Pulagampalle 4.26 P W PR PO S,Ri,Ra,K .

96 Inagalaru 11'.43 P W PR PO S,Ri,Ra,K

97 Donnikota 13.64 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K

98 M uthyalaeherllvu 13.14 P E W PR PO S,Ri,Ra,K

99 Kondamanayani- 1. II P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K palyam 100 Yerradoddi 3.()3 P E W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K

101 Kalasamudram 4.63 P Mew E W PR PO S,Ri.Ra,K 102 Chippalama(lugu 2.15 P E W KR S,Ri,Ra,K 103 Charupalle 9.32 P,H W KR S,Ri,Ra,K 104 Reddipalle 3.26 P,R Mew W PR PO S,Ri,Ra,K

105 Vankarakunta 4.88 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K

.106 Nallamada 14.88 2P,H J) W PR PO S.Ri,Ra,K 107 Gopipalle 4.40 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K 108 Chowtikuntapalle 1.01 P W KR S,Ri,Ra,K 109 Kurumala 7.88 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K 110 Kondakamarla 13.74 P,H D W PR PO S,Ri,Ra,K 71

DIRECTORY 1lnd Land use KADIRI TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,------_.______A ____ --, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest ,------.- ___-A ______., Culturable for culti- distan~e Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigaled wast,-' yation (In Kms.) Market if any

(II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (1ll) (1) ------. __ ._-

372 T(134); Tk(74), W(60) 3,HU 520 469 Kadi!'i 27 76 271 T( 173); W(lOO),Tk(73) 1,514 277 375 Kadiri 26 77

T(17); W(17) 70 34 Kadiri 24 78 150 T(376); W(240),Tk(l20), 3,352 412 1,565 Kadiri 48 79 C(Ili) 3M T(181); W(l30),Tk(51) 2,979 724 1,312 Kadiri 21 80

1'(537); \V(473), Tk(64) 2,696 496 1,083 Kadiri 16 81 T(246); Tk(125). W(121) 1,618 144 3,886 Kadiri 8 82 T(254); \W200),Tk(54) 33!! 200 68 Kadiri 14 83 T(72); W(47).C(25) 1,172 120 369 Kadiri 16 M 108 T(180); W(100).W(80) 1,726 98 70 Kadiri 19 85

T( 172); Tk( 114),W(34), 1,372 650 1,135 Kadiri 19 86 C(24) T(99); W(99) 1,337 115 1,149 Kadiri 11 87 T(1lO); W(80),Tk(30) 2,538 280 880 Kadiri 8 88 T(310); Tk(270),W(40) 636 146 827 Kadiri 6 89 T(109); W(85),Tk(24) 2,605 26 402 Kadiri 6 90

T(175); Tk(130), W(45) 420 21 100 Kadiri 3 91 T(88);'W (45), Tk( 43) 964 18 120 Kadiri 3 92 T(60); Wi50),Tk(10) 988 56 540 Kadiri 6 93 T(25); W(l5),Tk(10) 883 44 622 Kadiri 10 94 T(206); C(140),W(50), J ,297 90 359 Kadiri 11 95 Tk(l6)

635 T(610); Tk(370),W(210), 4,060 720 1,335 Kadiri 16 Tuesday 96 C(30) T(51O); W(430),Tk(70). 2.911 295 4,552 Kadiri 16 97 C(10) T(530); Tk(460), \\'(60). 950 53 150 Kadiri 6 98 C(lO) T(39); W(39) 1,239 14 1,696 Kadiri 5 99

T(97); Tk(62),W(351 1,97" 16 19(, Kadiri 8 100

T(44g); W(300),Tk(14!l), 2,lOO 39 ·101 Kadiri 10 101 T(90); W(90) 355 26 1,314 Kadiri 10 102 T(220); WtI45),Tk(70),C(5) 2,617 556 2,531 Kadiri 19 103 1'(502): Tk(338). W(150 J. 7,343 1.415 2,929 Kadiri 32 Tuesday 104 C(l4) 1 (165); W(90),Tk(75) 1.004 247 1.120 Kadiri 32 105

T(312}; W(220),Tk(92) 5,085 1,235 2,929 Kadiri 40 Tuesday 106 T(150); W(l50) 1,671 410 570 Kadiri 40 107 T(32); W(32) 375 111 83 Kadiri 37 108 T(390); W(350),Tk(40) 2,327 1,220 1,119 Kadiri 24 109 T(427); Tk .. 270),W(145), 7,117 515 773 Kadiri 27 Friday 110 C(12) 11

VILLAGE' Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

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

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

111 Narasambhotlapalle 0.25 W KR S,Ri.Ra,K 112 DaburuvaripalJe 9.82 P W KR PO S,Ri,Ra,K 113 AllapaJle 11.00 P,H W PR S.Ri,Ra,K

114 Tangedukunta 13.23 P W KR PO S.Ri,Ra,K

115 Arkabhavipalle 0.55 \V KR S,Ri,Ra,K

116 Sunnampalle R.58 P \V PR PO S,Ri,Ra,K

117 Thippepalle 5.02 P W KR PO S, Ri,Ra,K 118 Mukkamalavari 2.00 P W KR S,Ri,Ra,K KothapalJe 119 Obuladevaracheruvu 6.59 P,H Phc W PR PO S,Ri,Ra,K

120 Kliruvapalic 0.19 UI/inhahited

121 Jowkalakothapalle 9.80 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,Sa,K 122 Venkatapuram 3,Xl P W PR PO Ri,Ra,Sa,K 123 Thummalakunlapalle 3.16 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,Sa,K 124 Vecravobanapalle 3.37 p W KR PO Ri,Ra,Sa,K 125 Thllll1mala 14.99 P W KR PO Ri,Ra.Sa,K

126 Mobammadabad f).59 I' D W PR PO Ri,Ra,Sa,K 127 Kassamudram 4.72 P W KR Ri,Ra,Sa, K 128 Amadaguru 13.92 PH W FR PO Ri.Ra,Sa,K

129 Chinagonipalle 0.6:1 P W PR PO Ri.Ra,Sa,K 130 Ramanathapuram 0.47 P PR Ri,Ra.Sa. K

131 Gadidemvaripalle 0.45 UI/ill/whiled 132 Edigavaripalle 2.45 P W KR PO Ri,Ra.Sa,K 133 Cheekil'cvula pallc I.JI P W KR PO Ri. Ra,Sa, K 134 Karimircddipalle 0.5R \V KR Ri,Ra,Sa,K 135 Pulikullt!apulle 2.40 P W KR PO Ri,Ra.Sa,K

136 Dadcnl\aripallc 0.79 W KR Ri, Ra.Sa, K 137 LOKojipalle 2.71 P.H \V KR 1'0 Ri. Ra,Sa. K 138 Kotapalle 5.31 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,Sa,K 139 M undlvaripa lie 3.63 I' W KR PO Ri,Ra,Sa,K 140 Venkatamyanipatle ?.16 P W KR Ri,Ra,Sa,K

141 Danduvaripalle 3.07 P W KR Ri.Ra,Sa.K 142 Mallireddipallc 7.60 p W KR PO Ri, Ra.Sa, K

143 Gurrambylll 2.94 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,Sa, K 144 Tavalam 17.40 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,Sa. K

145 Chikantimanipalle 4.15 I' E W PR PO Ri,Ra.Sa,K

lA6 Bonthalapalle 9.02 P,[\.1 E \V KR PO Ri,Ra,Sa,K 73

DIRECTORY and Land use KADIRI TALUK

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

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

T(lO); W(lO) 84 2 Kadiri 26 III T(420); Tk(21O),W(210) 3,229 405 1,265 Kadiri 26 1I2 285 T(385);W(201 ),Tk(172), 3.964 850 1,245 Kadiri 29 113 CO2) 1,800 T(351); W(281),Tk(60), 2,450 125 150 Kadiri 35 114 C(10) T(42); W(40),C(2) 230 65 15 Kadiri 35 115

T(329); Tk(160), W(11.1 ), 1,983 850 139 Kadiri 26 116 C(5S) T(483); W(432),Tk(47),C(4) 2,081 250 420 KaJiri 22 117 120 T(127); Tk(75),W(52) 79.:1- 87 160 Kadiri 19 118

T(517); W(311),Tk(198), 2,569 480 670 Kadiri 21 Wednesday 119 ('(8) T(25); W(25) 57 18 20 Kadiri 21 120

T(401): W(309),Tk(92) 2,794 460 3,609 Kadiri 30 121 250 T(234); Tk(160),W(65),C(9) 1,204 260 505 Kadiri 21 122 T(133); W(67), Tk(56),C(10) 824 656 405 Kadiri 19 123 T(84); W(70),C(l4) 815 450 805 Kadiri 19 124 576 T(347); W(257),Tk(62), 6,204 1,260 1,187 Kadiri 38 125 C(28)

T(347); W(277),Tk(70) 2,707 670 1,976 Kadiri 29 Tuesday 126 T(134); W(86), Tk(34),C(14) 1,014 1,150 722 Kadiri 32 127 T(667); W(467),Tk(180), 4,221 1,660 2,399 Kadiri 40 ... 128 C(20) T(141); W(114),Tk(20),C(7) 1,700 965 1,450 Kadiri 48 129 T(30); W(18),Tk(6),C(6) 135 8 p'"_I KaJiri 53 130

'1'(10); em,W(3) 137 25 58 Kadiri 51 131 T(l34); W(114),Tk(12).C(8) 585 250 595 Kadiri 51 132 T(66); W(42),Tk(24) 436 ]60 175 Kadiri 40 133 T(83); W(57),Tk(16),C(10) 153 95 40 Kadiri 38 134 309 T(81); W(42), Tk(39) 700 210 240 Kacliri 32 135

15 T(46); W(36), Tk(7),C(3) 266 46 123 Kadiri 32 136 624 T(129); Tk(45),W(42),C(42) 485 250 249 Kadiri 35 137 1'(112); W(68),C(38),Tk(6) 22 Kadiri 40 138 1'03); W(42),C(31) 990 120 1,141 Kadiri 38 139 S04 T(80); W(40),C(40) 574 200 24 Kadiri 43 140

T(SI); W(30).C(21) 1,0':6 164 720 Kadiri 40 141 T(300); W(200),Tk(l54), 3,141 610 813 Kadiri 48 142 C(46) T(236); W(152),W(60),C(24) 566 298 Kadiri 46 143 T(1,109); C(605),W(417), 7.726 440 1,895 Kadiri 32 144 Tk(87) T(272) W(180),Tk(52),C(40) 1.407 230 744 Kadiri 35 145

T(361); W(215),Tk(146) 4,536 427 .. H17 Kadiri 40 146

PENUKONDA TALUK ~ ::) 2 ..J ...u !: C2 ~ ....:r:: ... 1.1.1 ~ In 2 Q 2i '" ~ Go

PENUKONDA TALUK

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

:!S Addakulapalle 74 Kadirepalle 60 Pakkeerupalle 100 Agraharam il7 Kadiridevarapalle 9M Pamudurthi 104 Amagondapalem It Kalipi ·10 Pandiparthi 84 Kanisettipalle 75 Pedapalle 5f! Bandlapalle 76 KappaJabanda ]2 PeddamanthuT 77 BeedupaUe 86 Kesapuram 21 Peddipalle 59 BojjireddipaUe 32 Kethaganichcru v u 27 Pcnukonda 24 BokkasampaUc 71 K. Locherla 62 Pothulakunta 35 Brahmanapalle 66 Kodapaganipalle 80A Prasanthipnram 78 Brahmanapalle 23 Kogira 80 PlItlaparthi 16 Brahmasamudram 54 Kondampallc Bucherla 4 82 Kothacheru\ It 46 Rampuram 91 BuddereddipaHe 102 Kothakota 8 Reddipalle 81 Bukkapatnam 38 Kothapallc 5 R. Locherla 72 Byrapuram 89 Kothapalle 7 Roddakampallc 57 Kotlapalle I) Roddam 96 Chagapuram 94 1. rishnapuram 34 Chalakuru 30 Challapalle 20 SanipaHe 83 Linf_areddipalk 29 Chennapuram 105 Satharlapalle 53 Cherlopalle 55 Settipalle 10 Cherukuru 37 Magecheru\ 1I 90 Siddarampurum 13 Chinnamanthur 17 Mandli 39 15 Cholemarri 97 Mangalamadaka 63 Maraku ntapa lie 64 Talamarla 9 DadaghatJa 95 Marala :{) 70 Thippabhatlapalle Duddebanda 19 Maraturu 67 Thirumaladevarapalle 1 MlllakalacheruvlI 42 Thungodu 36 Edulaballapllram 52 Munimadugu 22 Turakalapatnam 92 Elukuotla 88 Mylasamudram 48 Erramanchi 68 Vangampalle 33 Nadimpalle 49 Gondipalle 47 Vasudevapuram 45 Gonipeta 18 Nagalur 44 Velagamakulapalle 43 Gudipalle 99 Nakkalagllttapalle 41 Velidadakala JOI Gunipalle 14 Nallllrll 51 Guttllru 65 Vemuletipalle 2 Naranagepalie 103 Vengalammacheruvu R5 Narepalle 69 lragampallc 25 Venkatapuram 93 Nelakota 61 Virupapllram 5(1 Nidimamidi 73 Jaggarajupal1e lakkalacheruvu 31 Julukunta 26 Oblilapuram 79 Yenumulapalle

75 76

VlU.AGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

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

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

M ulakalacheruvu 8.19 P W PO Ri,Ra,K

2 Naranagepalle 1.08 P W PO Ri,Ra,K 3 J akkaJacheruvu 3.79 P W PO Ri,Ra,K 4 Bucherla 5.01 P W 2PO Ri,Ra,K 5 R. LocherJa 5.73 2P,H E W PO Ri,Ra,K

6 Roddam 21.26 P,H Pile W PR PTO Ri,Ra,K

7 RoddakampaJle 1.30 W Ri,Ra,K 8 Reddipalle 6.96 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,K 9 Dodaghatta 6.26 p W KR 2PO Ri,Ra,K 10 Cherukuru 6.10 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,K

11 Kalipi 9.08 p E W PR PO Ri,Ra,K

12 Peddamanthur 4.69 P,H E W PR PO Ri,Ra,K

13 Chinnamanthur 3.04 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,K

14 NaHuru 5.94 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,K

15 Cholemarri 6.73 P E \V PR PO Ri,Ra.K

16 Brahmasamudram 4.99 P W PR Ri,Ra,K 17 Mandli 7.81 p W PO Ri,Ra.K 18 Nagalur 7.40 P E \V PR PO Ri,Ra,K }9 Navaturu 6.21 p E \V PR PO Ri,Ra,K 20 Sanipalle 1.95 I' W FR Ri,Ra,K

21 Peddipalle 4.73 P W PR Ri,Ra,K 22 Turakalapatnam 5.67 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,K 23 Kogira 19.27 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,K

24 Bokkasampalle 3.69 P W PR Ri,Ra,K 25 Yen katapuram 2.51 F W PR Ri.Ra,K

26 Obuiapuram 0.62 Uninhabited Ri,Ra,K 27 Penukonda (Rura/) 25.32 IOP,2H,C H,Mcw E W PR PO Ri,Ha,K 28 Addakulapalle 5.22 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,K 29 Chennapuram I. 97 P W PR Ri,Ra,K 30 Challapallc 3.90 P E W FR PO Ri.Ra,K

31 lulukunta 2.RI P W Ri,Ra.A 32 Kethaganichenrvll 4.52 P W PR Ri,Ra,A 33 Nadimpalle 6.20 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,A 34 Chalakuru 6.77 P E W PR Ri,Ra,A 35 Brahl11anapalle 0.64 P W PR Ri.Ra.A 77

DJRECTORY and Land use PENUKONDA .1ALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. r- -A -, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Cod'e Forest ,- _-A -----, Cuiturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Krns.) !\Iarket if any

(ll) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

---~ .. ------'------~-.------~------.------. -----.-----.------~ T(2EO}; Tk(lSO).W(SO), 2.382 600 2.012 Penukonda 29 C(60) T(150); Tk(IS0) 541 Penukonda 30 2 T(IGO); Tk(100) 779 46 I,SOO Penllkonda 29 3 T(436); Tk(300), W(136) 981 31 1.777 Penukonda 22 _4 T(l95); Tk(SO), W(lIS) 1,457 2.080 Penukonda 22 5

T(2, 576): TkO, 000), W(701), 6,215 10 4,805 Penukonda 19 6 C(875) T(54); W(lS),C(39) 68S Penukonda 22 7 T(163); Tk(l00),W(63) J ,220 698 2,411 *Yenukatapurarn 3 8 T(226); Tk(200),W(26) 1,740 648 1,432 *Yenukatapurarn 2 9 T(248); Tk(210),W(38) 1.001 3 2,677 Penukonda 22 10

T(437): Tk(200)W(90), 694 2 3,897 Penukonda 16 11 C(l47) T(300) Tk(l70),W(60), 740 33 1,928 Penukonda 16 12 C(70) T( 164); Tk(l3), W(46), 757 1,043 Penukonda 21 \3 C(l05) T(41O); Tk(200),W(SO). 613 2,797 Penukonda 19 14 C(130) T(S3); Tk(60),W(23) 25t) 17 3,964 Penukonda 18 15

T(274); Tk(239), W(35) 735 3 2.1SI Penllkonda 16 I() T(442); Tk(296),W(l46) \,402 (it) 3,107 Penukonda 19 17 T(335) Tk(210),W(l25) 2,241 9 2,157 Penllkonda 16 18 T(245); Tk(200),W(45) 3,318 424 Penukonda 13 19 T(128); Tk(128) LOU x9 37 Penukonda 16 20

T(64); Tk(92).W(72) 1.2M 492 191 Penukonda 11 21 T(212); Tk(IOO),W(l12) J .879 462 5.509 Penllkonda 10 11 T( 175); Tk(70), W(80). 4,839 7,331 Penukonda 13 2-' C(25) T(40). Tk(25).W(l5) 560 35 69 PeulIkonda 11 24 T(2); W(2) 751 727 Penukonda 2 25

T(24)~ Tk(24) 12 124 Pel1ukonda 4 26 5.757 T(685); Tk(435), W(250) 2,326 3,448 Penukonda (0) Sunday 27 T(113): Tk(63). W(50) 388 432 2,420 Penllkonda to 28 T(lS); WetS) 531 548 Penllkonda 13 29 T(200); Tk(200) 151 4 2.275 Penukonda 19 30

T(42); Tk(42) 379 58 1.319 Penukonda 22 31 T(Il7); Tk(104),W(13) 314 31 2,450 Hindupur 13 32 T(35); Tk(35) 130 3,617 Hindupur 16 33 T(150); Tk(I00),W(50) 605 526 3,070 Hindupllf 14 34 T(22); Tk(l2),W(10) 2 10 37S Penukonda 16 35 *Town in Mysore State. NO.-7 78

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

AMENITIES AVAILABLE Wl'fHIN THE VILLAGB Area ,- A Loca- Educational -, tion Name of Village in Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Staple Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph Food No.

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

36 Edulaballapuram 2.28 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,A 37 Magecheruvu 2.92 P E W KR Ri,Ra,A 38 Kothapalle 0.57 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,A 39 Somandepalle 11.71 P.H E W PR PTO Ri,Ra,A 40 Pandiparthi 7.]9 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra.A

41 Velidadakala 3.96 P W PR Ri,Ra,A 42 Thungodu 5.91 P W Ri,Ra,A 43 Gudipalle 5.38 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,A 44 Velagamaklilapalle 1.03 W PR Ri,Ra,A 45 Gonipeta 9.04 p W PR PO Ri,Ra,A

46 Rampura.lll 5.06 l' E W PR Ri,Ra,A 47 Vasudevapuram 0.78 lJniJlhabiled 48 Erramanchi 8.73 I' F. W PR Ri,Ra,A 49 GondipaJle 7.03 P W PR Ri,Ra,A 50 Duddebanda 10.54 P r W PR PO Ri.Ra.A

51 Ciutturu 7.6:'. H E W PI{ PO Ri,Ra.A 52 Munimadugu ) 5.~O P W ... PO Ri,Ra,A 53 Cherlopalle :1. ~'O W PR Ri,Ra,A 54 Kondampalle 3.<)2 P \V PR Ri,Ra,A 55 Sattipallc 9.75 P W PR PO RLRa.A

56 Nidimamidi 11.31 P \V PI{ PO Ri,Ra,A 57 Kottapalle 8.1)7 P W PR Ri,Ra,A 58 BandlapaJle 8.n '>.H I:' W PI{ :!PO Ri,Ra,A 59 Bojjired di palle 0.60 Ri,Ra,A 60 Pakkecrupalk 0.:-9 l'l/inhabired

61 Virupapuram ().57 W Ri,Ra,V,S 62 Pothulak unta 3.8~ P W PO Ri,Ra,V,S (>3 Marakuntapalle 4.09 I' E W FR Ri,Ra.V,S 64 Telamarla PAl 41'.11 1 W PR 21'0 Ri,Ra,V,S 65 VcmuJetipallc 1.31 P \\' Ri,Ra,V,S

66 Kodapaganipallc J .15 P W PR Ri,Ra,V,S 67 ThirumaJadevarapalk . 1.90 P E W KR Ri,Ra,V,S ~8 Vangampalle 0 • .:'-8 p W Ri,Ra.V,S 69 Iragampalle 0.93 P 'VI' Ri,Ra,V,S 70 Thippabhatlapallc 0.93 \\" Ri,Ra.V,S

71 K. Locherla -1,93 P I:: \\' PH. ::1'0 Ri,Ra, V,S 72 Byrapuram 5.36 P E W PIt PO Ri.Ra.V.S 73 J agaraj upal1e -1.10 P \\" PR 1'0 Ri.Ra.V.S 74 Kadirepalle 1.32 ( 'I/inhahiled Ri.Ra,V.S 75 Pedapalle 13. ')() P,:VI \\' KR PO Ri,Ra. V.S 79

DIRECTORY and Land use PENUKONDA TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r -A--. , Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest ,.. .A ----, Culturable for culti- distance WeeklY portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation lIn Kms.) Market if any

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

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

T(75); Tk(70),W\5) 152 258 103 Penukonda 19 36 T(139); Tk(109),W(30) 426 377 886 Penukonda 14 37 T(30); Tk(l6),W(14) 39 81 180 Penukonda 10 38 2,298 T(1oo); Tk(loo) 1,270 721 5,429 Penukonda 10 Wednesday 39 T(102): Tk(99),W(3) 68 1,690 2,895 Penukonda 13 40

929 'f(88); W(52),Tk(36) 6 278 1,564 Penukonda 18 41 T(44); Tk(44) 712 20 Penukonda 19 42 T(103); Tk(93),W(10) 46 858 530 .Penukonda 13 43 T(5); Tk(5) 24 221 31 Penukonda 13 44 T(83); Tk(47),W(36) 444 72 5,218 Fcnukonda 8 45

1,895 T(115); Tk(80), W(35) 62R 420 180 Penllkonda 8 46 112 56 222 PCllllkonda 6 47 T/244); Tk(100),\\,(144) 506 712 4,369 Pcnllkonda 13 48 T(55): Tk(45),W(10) 142 3.000 1,308 Penukonda 13 49 T(260); Tk(90),W(70), 775 1,340 4,377 PCllukonda 13 50 0100)

1,025 T(827); Tk(6')(),W(227), 514 548 2,987 renukonda 14 Thursdav 51 2394 T(ll); COl) 943 557 5,794 Penukonda 16 52 T(28); Tk(lO},W( 18) 90 49 1,006 Penukonda 10 53 930 T(40); Tk(40) 359 272 907 Penukonda 11 54 T(760); Tk(430).W(213). 714 1,458 3,327 Penukonda 13 55 C(117)

T(5OO}; C(400),W(100) 607 25 6,152 Penukonda 16 56 T(340); W(l00).C(240) 604 94 4,510 Pcnukonda II 57 T(324); W(204),C(120) 1,099 1,244 2,913 Penllkonda 13 58 T(24); W(24) 226 217 Penllkonda 13 59 T(6); C(l6) 29 236 Penukonda 16 60

T(21); W(21) 29 1,222 Penllkonda 16 61 602 539 1,342 Penukonda 16 62 T(31O); W(30),C(l8)Tk(162) 1,237 113 957 Penukonda n 63 l,li83 T(l36); Tk(80),W(56) 420 626 8,096 Pcnukonda 8 64 T(45); W(45) 640 63 Penukonda 34 65

T(109); W(7),C(l02) 771 632 741 Dharmavaram 24 66 T(25); W(7),C(18) 397 88 718 Penukonda 20 67 T(92); W(92) 120 82 Penukonda 27 68 T(28); C(25),Tk(3) 138 Penukonda 27 69 500 50 13 Penukonda 26 70

T(256); Tk(I60),W(96) 666 103 2,130 Pcnukonda 21 71 106 T(122); Tk(68),C(32),W(22) 728 539 1,935 Penukonda 16 72 509 T(237); Tk(130),C(60),W(47) 8n 314 692 Penukonda 22 73 T(13); W(l3) 847 1,000 1,000 Penukonda 22 74 T(567); Tk(367),C(150), 2,679 5,269 7,159 Penukonda 40 75 W(50) 80

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

AMENITIES A VAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE A. Loca- Area ,------, Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Comrnu- Post and Staple tion Name of Village in Food Code Sq. Miles water nications Telegraph No.

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

e __~ ••• ______~~ _ -_ -.----.~~~------~------~~------

76 Kappalabanda 6.51 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,V,S,Mi 77 Beedupalle 3.55 I' W PR PO Ri.Ra,V,S,Mi 78 Brahamapallc 3.08 P W KR PO Ri, Ra, V , S. Mi 79 Yenurnalapalle 6.48 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,V,S,Mi 80 8.88 P,M.H Mcw E W PR PO Ri,Ra,V.S,Mi 80A Prasanthinilayam

81 Bukkapatnam 12.17 3P,H D E W PR 2PO Ri,Ra.V,S,Mi 82 Kothacheruvu 6.83 2P,H Phc E W PR PTO Ri,Ra,V,S,Mi 83 Lingareddipalle 0.67 P E W PR Ri, Ra.V ,S, Mi 84 Kanisettipa lie 1.61 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra, V ,S, \1i 85 Narepalle 1.18 p W PH. Ri,Ra,V,S,Mi

86 Kesapuram 3.39 P W PR Ri,Ra,V,S.Mi 87 Kadiridevarapalle 0.25 Unillhahiled 88 Mylasamlldram I.S8 P W PO Ri,Mi 89 Kothapalle 8.90 W Ri,Mi 90 Siddarampuram 15.04 P 'vV PR Ri,Mi

91 Buddareddipal1e 0.18 Ul1inhaliiled PR Ri,J,Va 92 Elukuntla 7.77 P W KR PO Ri,J,Va 93 Nelakota 13.38 P W KR PO Ri,J,Sa 94 Krishnapuram 5.45 p E W KR PO Ri,J,Sa 95 Marala 10.10 P E W PR PO Ri,J,Sa

96 Chagapuram 0.72 L'l1inhahited PR Ri,J,Sa 97 Mangalamadaka 7.72 P E W PR PO Ri,J,Sa 98 Pamudurthi 13.75 P E W PR 2PO Ri,J,Sa 99 Nakkalagllttapal1e 1.05 W PR Ri,J,Sa 100 Agraharam 11.05 P E W PR PO Ri.J,Sa

101 Gunipalle 4.16 P W KR PO Ri,J,Sa 102 Kothakota 41. 75 P E W PR PO Ri,J,Sa 103 VengalammacheruvLi 17.56 p W KR PO Ri,J,Sa 104 Amagondapalem 26.56 P W PR 3PO Ri,J,Sa 105 Sattarlapalle 1.96 p \V Ri,J,Sa 81

DIRECTORY llnd Land use PENUKONDA TALUK

LAND USE (Area under differentA--- types of______land use in acres) , Religious, ,- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest , ______A ______- Culturable for lulti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated' waste valion (In Kms.) Market if allY

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----~-,. ------"----.~------_._._------_.-_-

T(161); W(161) 1,378 1,471 1.156 Penllkonda 29 76 T(798); Tk(500),W(298) 1,471 1,180 1,191 Penukonda 35 77 T(720); Tk(51O),W(21O) 1,251 Penukonda 30 78 1,072 T(1,550); TkO ,OOO),W(550) 1,050 10 PeJlukonda 40 79 233 T(2, ISO); TkO, 500), W(650) 432 676 2,192 Penllkonda 37 SO 80A

2,340 T(I,271); Tk(1,27l) 2,181 1,000 6,416 Penukonda 29 Monday 81 T(I,748); Tk(1 ,000),W(748) 545 231 1,847 Penukonda 26 Tuesday 82 T(42); Tk(20),W(22) 273 3 138 PCl1ukonda 29 R3 T(214); W(93),C(61), Tk(60) 475 9 332 Penukonda 30 84 T(675); Tk(500),W(l75) 73 52 Pcnukonda 32 85

241 T(l ,200); Tk(800), W(400) 704 11 12 Dharmavaram 27 86 NA NA NA Dharmavaram 30 87 73 T(845); Tk(S45) 33 55 5 Dharmavaram 22 88 3,815 T(l ,400); Tk(800),W(600) 437 35 15 Dharmavaram 32 89 IJN3 T(l,500); Tk(SOO),W(700) 930 32 Penllkonda 40 90

NA NA NA Dharmavaram 32 91 T(418); Tk(300),W( 118) 2,456 2,098 Dharmavaram 35 92 3,443 T(700); Tk(500), W(200) 2,931 1,976 Dharmavaral11 29 93 T(901); Tk(600), W(301) 1,267 1,320 Kadiri 4R 94 T(557); Tk(555),W(l0_) 1,864 4,049 Kadiri 40 95

T(200); Tk(150),W(50) 62 26 Kadiri 16 96 376 T(295); Tk(250),W(45) 1,321 2,968 'Kadiri 35 97 3,664 T(2,000); Tk(1,800),W(200) 949 112 2,135 Kadiri 42 Wednesday 98 T(70); Tk(60), W(lO) 17R 27 Kadlri 38 99 1.946 T(300); Tk(255),W(45) 430 1,470 2,945 Kadiri 42 100

431 T(820); Tk(800),W(20) 800 6 Penukonda 45 101 20,002 T(J,200); Tk(J,200) 410 5,108 Kadiri 45 102 2,559 TO, 160); Tk(l, 120),W(40) 1,752 5,472 195 Penukonda 40 103 1 t ,000 T(120); Tk(120) 2,601 1,500 1,847 Kadiri 40 104 T(45); Tk(45) 15 45 675 Kadiri 35 105

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HINDUPUR TALUK

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

13 Ba adar1ar aile 33 KalIlir 56 Obulapuram 70 Bayannakuntapalle 75 Kambaladinna 3 Beechiganipalle 66 Kammavaripalle 57 Palasamud.ram 10 Beerepalle 39 Kanchisamudram 12 Parigi J9 Bevinaballi 76 Kanugamakulapalle 29 Plilamathi 61 Boyalapalle 55 Katepalle 73 Puleru 52 Budili 27 k.irikera S Pydeti 64 Buganipalle 15 Kodigenahalle 59 Bussiahgaripalle 35 Kodihaili 54 Ragimakulapalle 86 Kodikonda 5 Sangameswarampalle 74 Chagaleru 50 Kodur 21 Santhebidanur 42 Chalivendala 41 Kondur 16 Sasanakota 49 Chilamathur 28 Kotipi 2 Seegipalle 34 Cho1asamudram 17 Kotnur 51 Settipalle 81 Chowdireddipalle 11 Sirekolam 22 Chowlur 40 Lepakshi 37 Sirivaram 78 Somaghatta 45 :Cemakethepalle 60 Mallapal1e 30 Srikanthapuram 16 Devarapalle 32 Malugur 83 Subbaraopeta 53 DevulacherVlI 63 Mandalapalle 36 Manepalle 44 Tekliledu Ganapathipa He 31 Manesamudram 24 Thumllkunta 77 Gandladinna 72 Marredipalle 13 1 hungepalle 67 Gangampalle 35 Marrimakulapalle 4 Utakur 25 Gollapuram 14 Moda 65 GorantJa 82 Morsalapalle 43 VadigepalJe 71 Gowrivaripalle 80 Muddireddipalle 68 Vanavolu 38 MydugoJam 48 Veerapuram 18 Hindupur 7 Vittapalle 47 Hllssainpuram 58 N aginayanicheruvlI 20 Nakkalapalle 46 Yagnisettipalle 69 J akkasamudram 9 Narasapuram 6 Yerragunta 62 .Iowkulodudinl1a 84 Naremuddapalle 79 Yerrasingipalle

83 84

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

AMENITIES AVAILABLE.1\. ______WITHIN THE VILLAGE , Loca- Area r- in Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and tion Name of ViIJage water nications Telegraph Staple Code Sq. Miles Food No.

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

Ganapathipalle 2.25 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 2 SeegipaJJe 1.08 P W PR Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 3 Beechiganipalle 9.13 4P W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ha 4 Utakur 4.98 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 5 Sangameswarampalle 0.19 W KR Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba

6 Yerragunta 3.01 2P E W PR PO Ri ,Ra. Ch ,Ha 7 Vittapalle l. 70 P E W KR PO Ri.Ra.Ch.Ba R Pydeti 2.59 p F W KR Ri,Ra.Ch,Ba 9 Narasapuram 2.R7 p E W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 10 Beerepalle 0.95 p [ W PH. PO Ri. Ra .Ch, Ba

11 Sirekolam 4.48 3P .E W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch, Ba 12 Parigi 11.7i1 7P,M,H :v1cw E W,Tk PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 13 Bandarlapalle 0.36 SF W PR Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 14 Moda 6.92 SP E W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 15 Kodigenahalle 5.38 P,M,H E W PH. PO Ri,Ra.Ch,Ba

16 Sasanakota 2.29 P E \V KR PO Ri. Ra, Ch, Ba 17 Kotnur 5.58 6P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba ]8 Hindupur (Rural) 6.51 32P,2M,H.C. .. E T,W PH. PTO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 19 Bevinahalli 2.31 P .E W KR Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 20 Nakkalapalle 1.02 P E W KR Ri,Ra.Ch,8a

21 Sal'lthebidanur 2.95 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 22 Chow]ur 4.29 P D E W PR PO Ri,Ra.Ch,Ba 23 Thungepalle 0.26 E W KR Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 24 Thumukunta 2.37 p E W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 25 Gollapuram -+'82 P E W PR PO Ri.Ra.Ch,Ba

26 De\'arapalle 1.19 E \V PR Ri, Ra,Ch, Ba 27 Kirikera 5.-+7 P E w PR PO Ri,Ra.Ch.Ba 28 Kotipi 5.5~ P E 'IV PR PO Ri, Ra,Ch, Sa 29 Pulamathi -lAO P E W PR 2PO Ri, Ra,Ch,Ba 30 Srikanthapuram 7.53 P E 'IV PR 21'0 Ri, Ra,Ch, Ba (Rural)

31 Manesamudram 2,28 P W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 32 Malugur 9.34 3P E W PR,T PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 33 Kallur 8.47 P E 'IV PR Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 34 ChoJasamudram 5.92 P E W PR Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 35 Kodihalli 4.46 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba

36 Manepalle 4.62 p E W PR Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 37 Sirivaram 5.06 p E W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 38 Mydugolam 1.64 p E W PH. PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 39 Kanchisamudram iI.ll P,H E W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 40 Lepakshi 7.30 P,M,H Phc E W PR PO Ri.Ra,Ch,D:l 85 l)IRECTORY and Land use HINDUPUR TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land usc in acres) Religiolls, ,-_.------A------______, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area 3\ailable and of the logical illl- Code Forest r--.----.-. A--.----,-:--_ -, Culturable for \.ulti- di~tance Weekly porlance, No. Irngated U Illrngalcd waste vation (In Km'>.) 1\13 rket if any

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15 ) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (I)

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

T(44): Tk(44) 750 180 476 Hindupur 19 T( 177): Tk( 177) 650 250 254 Hindupur 21 ::: T(530); Tk(530) 3,210 219 1,908 Hindupllr 18 3 T(624); Tk(624) 757 647 1,172 Hindupur 14 4 T(37): Tk(37) 4R 8 9 Hiudupur 14 5

T(108); Tk(108) 49J 454 875 Hindupur 16 6 T(139); Tk(l39) 450 508 Hindupur 16 7 T(460); V\'(460) 370 520 310 Hindupur 16 8 T(569); Tk(569) 392 448 439 Hindupur 16 9 T(188): Tk(l88) 200 SO \64 liindupur 18 10

T(556); Tk(S56) 980 382 1,162 Hinduj}lIr 13 11 T(869,; Tk(869) 2,443 3:C2 4,150 Hindllplif 10 12 T(90): W(90) 30 flO 76 Hindupur 10 13 1'(680); Tk(680) 1,320 1,200 1,248 Hindllpur 10 14 T(306); Tk(306) ~~I l.d) I.OSI Hindupur 5 15

T(350); Tk(350) 700 1i)3 ~06 Hinduplir 8 10 T(620): Tk(620) 260

T(426); Tk(426) 1,026 3.12 104 Hindupur 13 21 T(;~16); Tk(316) 1,376 735 ,05 Hindupur 18 22 160 C; Hindupur 14 23 T(154): Tk(l54) 1,123 145 120 Hindupur 13 24 1.000 1,047 l,m7 Hindupllr 16 25

160 559 4 Hindupur 16 26 T(385); Tk(385) 2.019 213 1.024 Hindupllr 6 27 T(285): Tk(285) 1,292 632 407 Hindupur 10 28 T(376); Tk(376) 1,123 349 468 Hindupur 5 29 T(685); Tk(685) 1,725 114 2,500 Hindupur 3 30

T(134); Tk(l34) 775 40 510 Hindllpur ~ 31 T(764): Tk(764) 3,908 S64 460 Hindupur 10 32 T( 663): Tk(663) 3,:(\9 184 734 Hindupur 10 33 T(411); Tk(411) 2,701 178 511 Hindupur 10 34 T(379);Tk(379) 1,8lC> 314 591 Hindupur 10 35

T(296); Tk(296) 2,001 185 481 Hindupur 10 36 T(318); Tk(318) 846 213 1,861 Hindllpur II 37 T(122); Tk(122) 836 4 87 Hindupur 22 38 T(636); Tk(636) 243 147 4,183 Hindupur 19 39 T(876); Tk(876) 2,518 185 1,105 Hindupur 16 Sunday 40 86

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

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

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

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

41 Kondur 9.11 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 42 Chalivendala 13.64 4P W PR,T PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 43 Yadigepalle 8.45 4P W PR PO Ri,Ra,C'h,Ba 44 Tekuledu 5.11 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba 45 Demakethepalle 8.51 2P E W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,Ba

46 Yagnisettipalle 2.36 P W KR Ri,Ra,Ch,S 47 Hussainpuram 3.76 P W KR Ri,Ra,Ch,S 48 Veerapllram 3.04 P W KR PO Ri, Ra,Ch,S 49 Chilamath ur 18.97 P,M.H D r W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,S ~O Kodur 15.77 (,1' W PR PO Rl,Ra,Ch,S

51 Settipalle 5.58 2P E W KR PO Ri ,Ra,Ch,S 52 Budili 19.48 5P,H I:: T,W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,S

33 Devulachervu 0.94 W KR Ri,Rn,Ch,S 54 Ragimakulapalle 0.57 \V KR Ri,Ra,Ch,S 55 Katepalle O.SS W KR Ri ,Ra, ell,s

56 Obulapliram 0.27 W KR Ri,Ra,Ch,S 57 Palasamudram 5.55 P,H Me\\ E W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch,S 58 Naginayanicheruvu 2.56 P W KR Ri,Ra,Ch,S 59 Bussiahgaripa lie 1.73 P W KR PO Ri ,Ra,Ch,S 60 Mallapalle 10.69 3P E W PH. 2PO ki,Ra,Ch.S

6J B,)yaiapallc 1.07 Ullin/wbited KR Ra,Ba,Ch 62 Jowkulodudinna 0.35 W KR Ra,Ba.Ch 63 Mandaiapalle 12.00 6P W PR PO Ra,Ra,Ch

64 Buganipalle 0.23 P W KR Ra,Ba,Ch 65 Gorantla 9.60 6P,H Phc E W,R PR PTO Ra,Ba,Ch

66 Kammavaripalle 4.77 4P 'vV KR PO Ra,Ba,Ch

67 Gangampallc ').53 31' W KR PO Ra,Ba,Ch

68 Vanavolu 19.71 41> W KR PO Ra,Ba,CIl 69 Jakkasamudram l.26 l' W KR PO Ra,Ba,Ch 70 Bayannak IJntapallc 0.63 Uninhabited KR Ra,Ba,Ch

71 Gowrivaripalle 21.50 4P r W PR PO Ra,Ba,Ch 72 Marred ipa lie 0.85 W KR Ra,Ba,Ch 73 Puleru 5.60 2P W KR PO Ra,Ba,Ch 74 Chagaieru 9.33 3P E W KR PO Ra,Ba,Ch 75 Kambaladinna 0.58 Uninhabitt::d KR Ra,Ba,Ch

76 Kanugamakulapalle 0.70 W KR Ri,Ra,Ch 77 Gandladinna 0.70 UninhabiTed KR 78 Somaghatta 6,76 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra,Ch 79 Yerrasingipalie 0.69 /)ninhuhi ted KR 80 Muddireddipalle 0.61 P \V KR PO Ri,Ra,Ch 87

DIRECTORY and Land use H1NDUPUR TALUK

LAND USE (Area under differellt types of land use in acres) Religious, ,....------"------, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code Forest r-----·---···-""------, Culturablc for cult i- distance Weeklv portance, Nu. Irrigated Un irrigated wastc vation (In Kms.) Market if any

(11) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) ( 16) (17) (Ill) (I)

-'---~--- ._ ------~ ._------"------._._------_.__ --

T(344,: Tk(344) 2,980 173 2,352 Hindupllr 16 41 T(650\; Tk(650) 1,861 210 6,020 Hindllpur 16 42 T(320)Tk(240),\\ (80) 1,520 ]50 3,418 Hindupur 29 43 T(lS8); TkO:-!!) 1,205 100 1,820 Hindupur 26 44 T(406); Tk(406) 1,985 122 2,946 Hinduplif 19 45

T(91); Tk(91) 510 909 Hindupur 22 46 T(133); TkeD3) 967 400 906 Hindupur 24 47 T(1:,6); Tk(136) 1,038 150 521 Hindupur 32 48 T(1 ,340); TkO ,340) 5,245 789 4,830 Hindupur 10 Saturday 49 TOtO); TkOIO) 5,490 700 3,218 Hindupur 34 Wednesday 50

T(333); Tk(333) 2,431 100 720 Hindllpur 40 51 TO, 125); Tk(940),W( 150). 5,472 970 4,964 Hindupur 50 52 C(35) T(50); Tk(50) 250 ]00 201 Hindupur 45 53 T(15); Tk(lll.em 97 .'5 247 Penukonda 21 54 T(10): Tk( 10) 35 100 418 PCllukonda 42 55

T(il); Tk(4).C(2) 90 14 24 Penukonda 21 56 T(222); Tk(222) 1.655 130 1,557 Penukonda 19 57 T(52); Tk(42),W(lO) 900 10 689 Penukonda 14 58 T(11); Tk(1!) 530 570 Pcnukonda 16 59 T(144) Tk( 125),W( 19) 2,105 350 4,:229 .~enukonda 30 60

nil); Tk(4).Ci2) 143 10 135 Pcnukonda IX 61 T(54); C(32),Tk(~2) 626 26 Penukonda 22 62 T(390); Vv(179),Tk(l26), 4,670 1.045 1.575 Penukonda 37 Ii] C(85) T(37); Tk(35),(W(27) :UO 53 Penllkonda 29 64 T(210): Tk(W2),W(l8) 3,R50 285 1.821 Pcnukonda 37 Monday Madhavachary 65 Temple

T(302); TkCI37),\V( 1(2), 2,403 113 2511 I'enukollda 35 6(, 0('3) T(175); \V( 115),C( 15). 1,875 198 J.R70 I'enukollda 40 67 Tk(45) T(324); Tk(280). VV(44) 4,970 810 6.545 Kadiri 48 6S T(74); W(69),Tk(5) 552 22 153 Kadiri 45 69 TllJ); Tk(9).C(4) ISH 18 81 Pellllkonda 21 70

T(707); W(405).Tk(302) 5,804 250 7,068 Kadiri 38 Saturday 71 T(42); C(34),W(8) 33(, 166 Hindupur 42 72 T(81); Tk(56),W(25) 2,409 206 900 Hindllpllr 45 73 T(419); Tk(419) 3.066 1,024 1,475 Hindupllf 25 74 230 90 Hindllpur 32 75

'[(17); Tk( 17) 186 1:;0 50 Hindupuf 42 7f, T(2); Tk(2) 479 Hinduplif 30 77 T(267); Tk(267) 3,424 50 26 Hindupur 40 7X 248 20 Hindupur 32 79 T(34); Tk(34) 189 80 60 Hindupur 38 80 88

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

AMENITIES AVAILABLEA- WITHIN___ THE VILLAGE Loca- Area Educational Medical Electricity Name of Village in Drinking Commu- Post and' tion -- water nications Telegraph Staple Code Sq. Miles Food No.

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

81 Chowdireddipa!le 0.46 Uninhabited KR 82 Morsalapalle 5.80 P W KR PO Ri,Ra,Ch 83 Subbaraopet 0.89 P W KR Ri,Ra,Ch 84 Narernuddapalle 0.26 Uninhabited KR 85 Marrimakulapalle 0.2'! Uninhabited KR

86 Kodil(onda 3.14 3P,H E W PR PO Ri,Ra,Ch 89

DIRECTORY and Land use HINDUPUR TALUK

LAND USE (Area under differentA types of land use in acres) ___, Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca­ Area not Town or days or archaeo­ tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im­ Code Forest ,,-_____--A..-.___ -, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any

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

T(2); Tk(2) 120 102 Hindupur 40 81 T(282); Tk(282) 2,304 42 1,103 Hindupur 37 Sunday 82 T(20); Tk(20) 80 100 484 Hindupur 32 83 T(l28); Tk(128) 84 T(131); Tk(l3l) 85

T(1,098); W(821},Tk(277) 40 581 303 Hindupur 34 Sunday 86

MADAKASIRA T ALUK lIJ It o U) >­ ::E ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

MADAKASIRA TALUK

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

28 Agali 3S KonkaUu 23 Akkagaladevarahalli 42 Kothalam ;} Amarapuram 11 Kumbaranagepalli 41 AmidalagJndi .46 Madakasira 9 Basavanahalli 2S Madhudi 18 BommagondanahaJli 45 Mollinayakanahalli 49 Bullasamudram 17 MandaJahaJli 26 Byadigera 55 Manur 37 Melavoy 43 Chandakacherla B Morubagal 47 Chatram 15 Muthukur 12 Chigaturpi 24 Narasambudi 31 Dodderi 5 Nidragatta

36 Govindapuram 40 Pillenahall i 44 Gowdanahalli 16 Gudibanda 48 Rekulakunta Anantapuram 14 Gunimorubagai 39 Rallahalli 32 Ratnagiri ::!O Ravudi 4 Halukuru 19 Rayapuram SO Haresamudram 33 Rolla 6 Hemavathi 27 Hullikera"evarahalli 7 Sivaram 34 S. Rayapuram 21 Inagalur 2 Tammedahalli 51 Jadrahalli 58 Tirumadevarahalli 22 Thubinakunla 30 Kaki 56 Kallumarri 54 Upparahalli 52 Karesankanahalli 10 Karikera I Valasa 38 Kekathi S Veerabommanahatli 57 Kodigenahalli 29 Kodihalli 53 Yerrabommanahalli

'rrJ-' > '.<, ...... ""1.;, > '~ ... '~

91 92

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

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

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

Valasa 12.12 H W PO Ri,Ra 2 Tammedahalli 10.61 P W PO Ri,Ra 3 Amarapuram 14.72 P,H D E W PR PO Ri,Ra

4 Halukuru 10.33 M E W PR PO Ri,Ra 5 Nidragatta 4.93 P W PR PO Ri,Ra

6 Hemavathi 14.40 H D E W PR PO Ri,Ra 7 Sivaram to. 55 P W PO Ri,Ra 8 Veerabommanahalli 0.83 Uninhabited 9 Basavanahalli 8.95 1\1 Mew E W PR PO Ri,Ra

10 Karikera 7.96 p W PR PO Ri,Ra

11 K umbaranagepaJle 0.67 M W PR PO Ri,Ra 12 Chigaturpi 2.68 p W Ri,Ra 13 Morubagal 13.51 P,H D E W PR PO Ri,Ra 14 Gunimorubagal 4.79 P W PO Ri,Ra 15 Muthukur 7.59 p W PO Ri,Ra

16 Gudibanda 14.&5 P.B F \V PR PO Ri,Ra

17 Mandalahalli 7.54 P,H E W PR PO Ri,Ra

18 Bommagondanahalli 14.05 P E W 2PO Ri,Ra 19 Rayapuram 7.58 p E W PO Ri,Ra

20 Ravudi 6.70 P F \\ PR 2P() Ri.l\a

2! InagaluT 8.73 P W rR PO Ri,Ra 22 Thubinakunta 1.13 W PR Ri,Ra 23 Akkagaladevaraha IIi 0.73 Unjn/wbiled 24 Narasamhudi 4.84 P \V PR PO Ri,Ra 25 Madhudi ~.2(; P W PR PO Ri.Ra

'26 ByadigcTa 3.41 P W PO Ri. R(t

'17 Hullikeradevarahalli 5.87 P W JPO Ri,Ra 23 Agali 5.35 P.lI D \V PR PO Ri,Ra

29 Kodihalli 8.66 P W PO Ri,Ra 30 Kaki 5.31 P W PO Ri.Ra

31 Dodderi 4.56 P W PO Ri,Ra 32 Ratnagiri 11. 71\ P,B Phc E W PR PO Ri,Ra 33 Rolla 18.21 P,H D E W PR Ri,Ra 34 S. Rayapuram 1.06 P E W PH PO Ri,Ra 35 Konkalltl 9.34 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 93

DIRECTORY and Land use MADAKASIRA TALUK

1 AND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, A---______-~ __ ~ ______., r------Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Towll or days or archaeo- lion Cultivated Area available and of the logical im- Code For;:st ..------A---~-___ _., Culturable for culti- distance Weekly portance, No. Irrigated Onirrigatecl waste vation (rn Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (I)

-- ~.-. -.--~------.--~- _._--_ .•. _-- -.---_.------~--- . ------~---~----~ ... -~------_------T(402); W(202),Tk(200) 15 7,333 Hinclupur 80 1 T(498); Tk(250),W(248) 183 6.048 Hinclupur 77 2 T(900); Tk(600),W(200), 144 900 Hindupur 75 Friday 3 Os(100) T(604); Tk(330),W(274) 351 5,669 Hinclllpur n 4 T(450); Tk(300). W(150) 21 2,703 Hindupur 74 5

T(797); Tk(400),W(397) 351 8,119 Hindupuf 69 Thursday 6 T(980); Tk(800),W(180) 171 5,620 Hindupur 69 7 T(21); W(21) 7 480 Hindupur 62 8 T(683); W(293), Tk(250), 190 4,893 Hindupur 59 9 Os(140) T(448); T"(250),W(J98) 9 99 4,429 Hindupur 58 10

T(33); W(33) 33 362 Hindupur 56 11 T(189); W(39),Tk(50) 4 9 1,813 Hindupur 58 12 T(645); Tk(420), W(22S) 181 7,858 Hindupur 53 13 T(445); W(245),Tk(200) 1 150 2,488 Hindupur 36 14 T(695); Tk(325),W(3OO), 8 141 4,035 Hindllpur 59 15 Os(70)

SI1 T(642); W(4oo),Tk(142), 31 115 7,943 Hindupur 58 Wednesday Hi Os(100) 34 T(329); W(2S0),Tk(44), 700 3,600 175 Hindupur 58 17 0(35) 2,09S T(520); W(450),Tk(70) 6,481 Hindupur 62 18 T(592); Tk)412).W(150), 2,000 250 2,041 Hindupllr 69 19 0(30) T(495); W(220),Tk(21S). 2,210 1,200 402 Hindupur 69 20 0(60)

T(650); Tk(4oo),W(2S0) 200 150 4,636 Hindupur 62 21 T(SO); Tk(40),W(10) 503 50 Hindupur 64 22 Uninhabited Hindupur 66 23 T(240); Tk(230), W(l 0) 1,600 120 1,150 Hindllpur 72 24 Tl630); Tk(3OO),W(180). 1.456 Hindupur 70 25 0(1 SO)

T(400); W(200),Tk(l50), 1.200 595 Hindupur 75 26 0(50) T(103); Tk(7S),W(25) 900 800 1,953 Hindupur SO 27 T(l ,079); Tk(879),W(140), 1,000 100 1,257 Hindupur 7S Sunday 28 0(60) T(600); Tk(400), W(2OO) 1,900 150 2,924 Hindupur 80 29 T(29O); Tk(220),W(70) 2,000 1.108 Hindupur 61 30

T(380); W(230),Tk(150) 2,370 168 Hindupur 69 31 1,172 T(400); Tk(250),W(150) 1,000 1,200 3,812 Hindupur 64 Saturday Ratnagiri Fort 32 2,419 T(254); Tk(189), W(65) 5,000 1,779 2,240 Hindupur 59 33 T(50); W(SO) 110 518 Hindupur 56 34 936 T(260); Tk(200),W(60) 2,300 1,000 Hindupur 58 35 NO.-8 9.4

VILLAGE Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

AMENITIES AVAILABLEA- WITHIN___ THE VILLAGE ,-----' " Loca- Area Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Cornrnu- Post and Staple tion Name "r Village ill water nications Telegraph Code Sq. 'Miles F(10d N0,

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

36 Govindapuram 6.90 P,H E W PR 2PO Ri,Ra 37 Melavoy 18.72 P E W PR PO Ri,Ra 38 Kekathi 8.99 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 39 Rallahalli 10.55 p W KR PO Ri,Ra 40 Pillenahalli 0.36 ,"' PR Ri,Ra

41 Arnidalagondi 11.00 P \V PR PO Ri,Ra

42 Kothalarn 1.14 W KR Ri,Ra 43 Chandakacherla 7.07 p W KR PO Ri,Ra 44 Gowdanahalli 7.58 p W KR PO Ri,Ra 45 Mollinayakanahalli 1.88 P W KR Ri,Ra

46 Madakasira 11.59 P,H H E W PR PTO , Phone Ri,Ra 47 Chatrarn 2.29 P W KR Ri,Ra 48 Rekulakunta Anantapurarn 5.70 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra 49 Bullasarnudrarn 6.30 P E W PR Ri,Ra 50 Haresarnudrarn 12.75 P E W,T KR PO Ri,Ra

51 Jadrahalli 0.91 W KR Ri,Ra ~2 Karesankanahalli 0.38 KR Ri,Ra 53 Yerrabomrnanahalli R.26 P E W KR PO Ri,Ra

54 Upparahalli 0.99 P W KR Ri,Ra 55 Manur 9.43 P W KR PO Ri,Ra

56 Kallumarri 9.95 P.H D W PR PO Ri.Ra

57 Kodigenahalli 5.95 P E W,T KR PO Ri,Ra 58 Tirurnaladevarahallj fl,70 Uninhahited KR PO Ri,Ra 95

DIRECTORY and Land use MADAKASIRA TALUK

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

1,841 T(78); 0(50),W(28) 2,408 113 Hindupur 45 36 3,000 T(631); W(601),Tk(30) 5,642 70 2,668 Hindupur 38 37 1,841 T(330); W(270),Tk(60) 2,537 113 884 Hindupur 48 38 2,040 T(291); W(146),Tk(145) 3,679 186 383 Hindupur 45 39 T(50); W(50) 135 44 HinduJ1ll1' 43 40

80 T(230); W(l to),Tk(70}, 64 350 6,348 Hilldupur 38 41 0(50) T(70); W(70) 484 108 46 Hiudupur 40 42 T(3l7); Tk(180), W(137) 2,222 1,386 621 Hindupul' 42 43 T(336); W(226), Tk(llO) 3,546 684 304 Hindupur 38 44 T(l60); W(151),Tk(9) 271 120 1,406 Hindupur 35 45

37 T(400); Tk(350), W(50) 5.258 355 238 Hindupur (0) Thursday Madakasira Fort 46 T(3OO); W(250),Tk(50) 935 92 242 Hindupur 30 47 T(357); W(237), Tk(120) 2,706 421 195 Hindupur 26 48 T(540); Tk(3OO), W(240) 2,500 812 J98 Hindupur 29 49 T(S24); Tk(324),W(2oo) 6,858 502 305 Hindupur 38 50

T(45); W(3.5),Tk(10) 536 Hindupur 43 5J T(45); W(4S) 184 126 Hindupur 43 52 T(502); Tk(250), W(152), 3,692 1,084 40 Hindupur 42 53 0(00) T(60); W(54),Tk(6) 568 Hindupur 42 S4 T(4~8); Tk(398), W(60) 4,562 125 717 Hindupur 24 55

T(636); Tk(Soo),W(96), 5,428 346 5,002 Hindupur 24 56 0(40) T(286); Tk(270),W(16) 1,183 412 1,952 Hindupur 24 57 T(30); W(30) 268 130 7 Hindupur 24 S8 96

APPEN Talukwise Abstract of Educational,

NATURE OF ,...... ----.------A---- EDUCATIONAL ,.... _A-______.~._. ____.. , Primary Middle High School School School College Others ,....--A.---, ,--A-----, ,-----..A.---, ,------~--, ,----A---"") SI. Name of Taluk No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. Villages No. of ViJ1ages No. of Villages No. of Villages No. of Villages Insti- having Primary having Middle having High having Colleges having tutions Primary Schools Middle Schools High Schools Colleges other Schools Schools Schools Educa- tional Institu- tions (1) (2) l3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (1) (12)

Anantapur 101 104 3 :1 19 20 2 69 131 :2 2 ') 9 78 X 8 15 15 3 Rayadrug 66 , 4 Uravakondlt 44 57 3 ., 7 11 :'I Gooty s3 99 X R 6 Tadpatri 93 127 1:-\ 19 7 Dhannavaram 5') 152 7 9 S 8 8 Kadiri 133 138 :2 " 20 20 9 Penukonda S8 104 :2 :2 11 12 10 Hindupur 6):1 172 5 6 10 .to 11 Madakasira 45 45 -' -' 12 12 Grand Total 849 t ,~()7 37 46 137 144 5 5

APPEN Talukwise Abstract of Educational,

NATURE OF ,.------_ .._--_._. __ ._.__ .. _... -_ .. -.' ---.-. ----··A-._ POWER SUPPLY DRINKI1'G WATER ,--____A __. ____ , r- .. - ... --... --.. ------..-A--_.--.-.--_. -----.. ----.----., No. of Villages where No. of Villages having Power Supply is r .--.----A---___ , ,,-'-- --- A- .--'-" SI. Name of Taluk Not Well No. Available available Tap (including Tank River Others Tube wells)

(1) (2) (23) (24) (25) (26} (27) (28) (29) .. .--- "_-- _- .--~.---- .-----._---.- --_------_ Anantapur 63 55 115 2 Kalyandurg 22 52 73 3 Rayadurg 48 33 71 .3 13 .,f Uravakonda 39 ~ :2 41> I 5 Gooty 29 56 7 77 l) 6 Tadpatri 24 73 97 21 7 Dharmavaram 20 42 62 4 Il Kadiri 29 115 138 <) Penukoncta 38 67 97 10 Hiudupur 47 J9 2 78 II Madakasira 23 3S :2 ~4 Grand Total 3112 575 B 909 II 48 '7 DIX

Medical and other Amenities (Figures indicate Number of Units)

AMENITY MEDICAL ""'I r -:::.. Irimary Health Family Flanning .1\.--____ Maternity and Dispensary Hospital Centre Clinic Child Welfare Centre .1\.--_---:.-> ,- ;- ,- ""'I ,- """\ No. of No. of No. of r-No. of No. of"""\ No. of No. of 51. Villages Dispen- Villages No. of Villages Primary Villages No. of Villages No. of No. r' haviag saries having Hos~itals having Health having Family having Maternity Dispensaries Hospitals Primary Centres Family Planning Maternity & Child Health Plannir:g Clinics & Child Welfare Centres Clinics Welfare Centres Centres

(13) (14) (15) (16) (7) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (1)

1 2 4 4 6 6 1 1 2 2 -, 2 2 2 4 4 2 2 3 2 :2 1 8 8 4 2 2 3 3 1 1 5 5 5 I I 3 3 6 6 6 1 1 2 2 7 9 9 4 4 I 8 8 8 2 2 2 2 9 2 2 2 2 2 2 10 6 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 29 29 10 11 24 24 1 1 40 40

DIX--Concld. Medical and other Amenities (Figures indicate Number of Units)

AMENITY COMMUNICATIONS POST & TELEGRAPH r """\ r- Post and No. of ViJ!ages having Post Office Telegraph Office Telegraph Office Telephones r--.l\.--",,:\ .-- ""'I ,....--.1\. ,---.1\.--""'1 r No. of No. of No. of No. of ""'I No. of SI. Villages No. of Villages No. 'of Villages Po,t and Villages No. Pucca Katcha having Post having Tel :graph having Telegraph having Tele- Road Road Post Offices Telegraph OJLes Post and Offices phones Offices Offices Telegraph Offices

(30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (38) (1)

28 87 64 67 6 6 1 34 38 55 60 2 2 2 23 43 38 38 2 2 3 34 13 35 36 1 1 4 32 52 48 49 3 3 5 60 18 52 54 3 3 6 29 32 53 53 1 1 7 4S 86 108 lIO 3 3 S j, 68 12 58 67 3 3 9 45 41 S3 56 2 2 10 27 16 44 49 1 1 1 11 425 438 608 639 17 17 2 SECTION II

TOWN DIRECTORY

Town Directory rural in 1971 as they did not fully satisfy the criteria laid down for treating them as towns. Anantapur, the The Town Directory gives information on several dis,rict headquarters and an important educational important aspects relating to each town recognised as eei1 tre in the the district and Guntakal, an important such at the 1971 Census in Anantapur district. The cO:11mercial centre and railway junction with popula­ towns in the district are arranged alphabetically and tion of 80,069 persons and 66,320 persons respectively the several particulars relating to them are given in as per the 1971 Census are treat~d as Standard Urban the following seven statement, : Areas along with some of their respective neighbouring villages as detailed below. No town in this district IS Statement I Status, Growth History and Func- treated as an Urtan Agglomeration. tional.Category of Towns Component Units Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of Standard Urban Area ,.....---- Towns Urban Rural (1 ) (2) (3) Statement III Civic Finances 1. Anantapur Anantap:.lr 1. Papanpeta (R) 2. Anantapur (R) 3. Kakkalapalle (R) Statement IV Civic and Other Amenities in 4. Raptad Towns 5. Itikaltlpalle 2. Guntakal Guntakal 1 . Kasepuram Statement V Medical. Educational, Recrea­ 2. Guntakal (R) tional and Cultural Facilities in towns Anantapur, a famine stricken arl!a and industrially a backward district of Rayalaseema has no Class I Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and town. Among the eleven towns of the district two Banking Facilities imp-ortant towns viz., Anantapur and Guntakal fall under Class II towns with a population ranging Statement VB Populatioll by Religion and Sche­ between 50,000 to 99,999 persons. Six towns viz., duled Castes (Scheduled Tribes in Hindupur, Kadlri, Tudpatri, Dharmavaram, Rayadrug Towns illld Gooty come next in the order under Class III towns with a population ranging between 20,000 to 49,999 The: following eleven places were treated as towns persons each. Two towns viz., Uravakonda and Kalyan­ in Anantapur district at the 1971 Census. d.rug are Class IV towns with a population ranging between 1O,0CO to 19,999 persons. Penukonda is the 1 Anantapur 7 Tadpatri only Class V town in the district with a population 2 Kalyandrug 8 Dharmavaralll ranging between 5,000 to 9,999 persons. The 3 Rayadrug 9 Kadiri urban population of the district is 375,790 persons, out 4 Uravakonda 10 Penukonda of a total dist rict population of 2,115,321 persons con­ ? Gooty II Hindupur 6 Guntakal stituting 17.8% of the total population of the district. The corresponding proportion in 1961 was 17.4%. All the eleven places had been treated as towns The change in the proportion of urban population from 1901 onwards except Guntakal which was treated compared to 1961 is insignificant, mainly because the as a town from 1921 onwards. number of urban units has fallen from 14 in 1961 to 11 in 1971. No new towns Were added to the district at the 1971 Census. On the other band, tbree places viz., Mada­ The details given in each of the 7 statements of kasira, Yadiki and Pamidi which were treated as the Town Directory are explained in the next few towns at the 1961 Census had been declassified as p;J·ses. 9,9

Statement I - Status, Growth History and Func­ at the 1961 Census. Accordingly, each town was classi­ tional Categories of Towns. fied broadly under the following categories viz.,

This statement contains 15 columns. The serial (i) Primary Activity: Agriculture, Mining and number, the name of the town with its location code Fishing (Census Industrial Categories I, II and and the taluk to which each town relates are shown HI of 1961 Census and Categories I, II, In under columns 1 to 4 respectively, while the civic and IV of 1971 Census). administration status is recorded under column 5 in terms of abbreviated letters like 'M' for Municipality (ii) Industrial: Industry including Construction and 'P' for Panchayat. The population recorded during (Census Industrial Categories IV, V and VI of each of the censuses from 1901 to 1971 for each town 1961 Census and Categories Veal and V(b) and is shown under columns 6 to 13, while under columns VI of 1971 Census). 14 and 15, the functional characteristics of each town i.e., whether the town is an industrial town or service (iii) Commercial: Trade and Commerce (Census town or a trade and commerce town, etc. at 1961 and Industrial Category VII of 1961 and 1971 Cen­ 1971 Censuses are given. Among the 11 towns of the suses). district, seven towns viz., Anantapur, Dharmavaram, (iv) Transport: Transport (Census Industrial Cate­ Guntakal, Hindupur, Kadiri, Rayadrug and Tadpatri gory VIII of 1961 and 1971 Censuses) and are Municipalities while the other four towns viz., Gooty, Kalyandrug, Penukonda and Uravakonda are (v) Services: Other Services (Census Industrial Panchayats. Category IX of 1961 and 1971 Censuses).

The population growth is seen to be steady in The predominant functional character of a city/ respect of the two important towns viz., Anantapur town is determined on the basis of the following and Guntakal. All other towns except Tadpatri and principles: Uravakonda recorded decline in 1911. Uravakonda and Tadpatri registered a fall in population in 1921. (a) If the proportion of working population is more A declining trend is also seen in 1931 in respect of than 4C% of the total working population of the Kadiri and Penukonda and in 1941 in respect of city/town in anyone of the above five character­ Uravakonda town. The frequent downward trends istics then the city/town was designated by that and the lower growth rates recorded in the early characteristic. decades compared to those recorded in the later (b) If the proportion is not more than 40% in any decades in most of these towns appear to be due to one of the characteristics, then the next predo­ lack of adequate health facilities and prevalence of minant characteristic was taken into account and communicable diseases like Cholera, Small-pox at if the first two predominant characteristics com­ frequent intervals, in these towns. Kalyandrug and bined together have a proportion of over 60% Penukonda have taken considerable time to recover then the town was designated as having the two from the loss sustained in 1911. It may be noted characteristics and was termed as Industrial­ also that the population of Anantapur town which was cum-Services or Industrial-cum-Commercial, etc. less than that of any town except Penukonda in 1901 has recorded spectacular increase in its population, (c) If the combined proportion of the first two pre­ particularly from 1941 onwards and is now the biggest dominant characteristics is less than 60% then town in the district in population size. Guntakal town the third predominant characteristic is also taken also has been growing rapildy from census to census. into consideration in designating the functional type of the city/town. Such cases are recorded as Industrial-cum-Commercial-cum-Services or FUNCTIONAL CATEGORY Industrial-cum-Services-cum - Primary Activity, By the very nature of urban development. the etc. towns are bound to serve a variety of purposes. In order to know as and to what extent the fUIlctions are Examined against this background the eleven diversified or the predominant characteristic is accen­ towns of this district fall under the following classifica­ tuated, a scheme of statistical classification was evolved tion during 1961 Census and 1971 Census. 100

Name of Town ,..... ______A ____~_ The eleven towns have an avarage rainfall ranging Functional Category of Town 1961 1971 from 499.0 mm. to 617 mm. per year. Comparatively, (1) (2) (3) Kadiri has the highest rainfall while Kalyandrug has the lowest among the towns. The district is 1 Indllstry Dharmavaram. Rayadrug, considered ro be a very dry tract and the minimum Kalyandrug, Uravakonda Tadpatri, Urava- and maximum temperatures of the towns range from konda 12° C. to 42° C. Penukonda recorded the highest t:mperaturc as well as the h)west temperature com­ 2 Services Anantapur, Penu­ konda pared to the other ten towns in the district. All the to\\DS are taluk headquarters except Guntakal which 3 Primary Activity­ Kadiri Dharrnavaram is a1 a l:ist<1rce l'f 33 Kms. from Gooty, its taluk head· cllm-I nd ustry lllLlrters. Three (owns are located at a di!>tance of 50 4 lndustry-cum-Trade Tadpatri Kms. or le:,s, ~t.:ven at a distance llf 100 kms. or less and Commerce and only one at a distance of more than 100 Kms. from the district headquarters. 5 Industry-cum-Primary Rayadrllg Activities-cum-Services Road transport facilities in the district are fairly 6 Primary Activities-cum- Gooty, Gun- Transport takal good and all the towns are connected with good roads. Besides, the district is also servcd by the broadgauge 7 Services-cum-Indllstr\'- Hindllpur Penllkonda, railway connecting Madras and Bombay, and metre cum-Trade and . Hindupur Commerce gauge line connecting Guntakal and Bangalore and another metre gauge branch from Dharmavaram pro­ 8 Services-cum-Industry Anantapur ceeding into Chittoor district. All thc towns are directly c.mnected by rail except Kalyandrug and Uravakonda 9 Primary Activities-cuJII­ Rayadrug, Trade and Commerce­ Kadiri which are in a reach of 40 and 33 Kms. respectively cum-Industry from the nearest Railway Station. Guntakal and Dhar­ mavaram are the tW0 important Railway Junctions in 10 Transport-cum-·Primary Gooty Activities-cum-Services the district. Guntakal is the most important junction where trains to Madras, Bombay, V1jayawada, Hubli 11 Transport-cum-Primary Guntakal and Bangalore can be boarded. None of the eleven Activities-cum-Industry towns in the district have any sea po;t or navigaticn f::H:ilit ie~. Statement II - Physical Aspects and Location of Towns Statement TIl - Civic Finances This statement deals widl physical aspects and loca­ tion of towns in the district. There are 13 columns in Since the introduction of the democratic decen­ the statement. Under columns 3 In 5 in the statement, data relating to average annual rainfall and the maxi­ tralisation the popular institutions like the Mur icipali­ mum and minimum temperature recorded in 19fi9 are ties and the Panchayats have an important role in the various developmental programmes. The effective run given. If this information WilS not available for any of these institutions would depend naturally on the town then the p:lrtkular~ available for the nearest rin,!l1cial soundness, or otherwise of these institutioll~. town have been gi\ en agai r.~t SUd1 town. The receipts from various sources of these Municip~,L­ Under COlUlllll (,, the name or the nearest cit~ with ties and Panchayals are presented under coho 3 to 8 and a population of a lakh or more i~ given. Under cnlum.;s l beir total under col. 9. The broad items of the cx­ 7 to 9 the name of lhe State Hcallquancrs, the District penciiture arc given under cols. 10-15 with their total Headquarters, Revenue Divisional ~kadquarlers and under col. 10. It may be seen from the statement that the Taluk Headquarters to!!ether with the Ji~tance revenue receipts are 110t adequate to meet their expen­ therefrom are giwll. Under the collliHn~ ]0 ~lnd II j diture in all the towns except Ana:~tapur, Tadpatri and the neare~t Railway Station and the Bus Stand and the Uravakonda. The defi<.:it in re~pect of Dharmavaram, distance tilcrefrol11 are given. If navigation and sea Gooty, Guntakal and Penukonda seems to be nominal. port facilitic~ are available within easy reach of the Tadpatri recorded higher proportion of receipts as town they are also given uneler the columns 12 and 13. well as expenditure under the item 'Others'. 101

Statement rv .- Civic and Other Amenities in Towns All the towns in the district together have 33 medical institutions which include Hospitals, Dispensa­ The 'various civic amenities being provided to the ries, Family Planning Centres, Nursing Homes. Citizens by the Civic Administration in the towns are etc., with a total bee! strength of 742 in all, to cater given in this statement under 16 columns. The ameni­ the needs of the entire urban population of 375,790 ties include internal road facility, existences and the persons of the district. Thus only 1.97 beds are type of drainage system, protected water supply, avail­ available per 1,000 urban population. Anantapur and

,I biti ty of fire fighting services, and electrification Guntakal are better placed compared to other towns particular:, relating to domestic, industrial and commcr­ with 5 and 6 medical institutions and with a total bed ci:t1 spheres and road Ji~hting services and 'Othen', In streng,h of 387 and 119 respt:ctively. lile context or the Government objective to avoid the practice ot remming the night soil by means of 'head Educational Facilities luaus' and to minimise the human labour in this regard, the information furnished under col. 8 will be helpful in Particulars of various academic, professional and assessing the extent to which this objective has been technical institutions available in the towns are presen­ achieved. ted under columns 5-13. The number shown in brackets indicates the number of institutions in the category. All the eleven towns are having open surface drains. The facility of either the water borne cr The following abbreviations are used to indicate service latrines are reported to be available in all the the type of educational facility available in the towns and the t ucket system seems to be the chief town. practices of removing the night soil in all the towns of the district. Protected water supply lis reported to be A Arts College in all the towns except Gooty, Kadiri and Kalyandrug. AS Arts and Science College Modern amenities like sewerage and septic tanks are AC Ans and Commerce College not available in any of the towns including the two ASC Arts. Science and Commerce Calleio important towns of Anantapur and Guntakal. Fire SH Shorthand Institution Fighting Service facility is available in four towns viz., TW Typewriting Institution Anantapur, Guntakal, Hindupur and Tadpatri while power supply is available in all th;: towns. There are only 5 colleges in this district of which three are combined colleges imparting instructions in Statement V - Medical, Educational, Recreatiulal Arts, Science and Commerce subjects. Anantapur, and Cultural Facilities Guntakal and Hindupur have one such college each. Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural One college imparting instructions in Arts and Science facilities available in the towns are given in this state­ exclusively for women and one more college imparting ment under 17 columns, The types of medical institu­ instructions in Arts subjects only are located at tions with their number within brackets and the total Anantapur. On the professional side Anantapur town bed strength of each category available in each town has one Engineering: and one Polytechnic college. are shown under columns 3 and 4 respective]:!. The Thus Anantapur is educationally an important place following abbreviations are used under column 3 in the district. to ~ilow the type of medical facilities available in the town. There are only 18 Typewriting and 9 Shorthand institutions in this district. Anantapur town has 6 and ,,,redlea! Faciliries 4 of these institutions respectively. Kalyandrug has no Typewriting or Shorthand institution. H Hospital o Dispensary There are 33 Higher Secondary or Secondary Schools (including Junior Colleges), 3 Middle or Upper l\lCW Maternity and Child Welfare Centre Primary Schools and 186 Primary Schools in all the 11 FPC Family Planning Centre towns. The following table given in the next page He Health Centre shows the number of these institutions per 10,000 urban NH Nursing Home population in each town. 102

No. of Schools per 10,000 Population irregular and insufficient rainfall many people live on Name of the ,... Town Higher Junior agriculture. Paddy, Jowar, Bajra, Ragi and Korra Secondary or Secondary or constitute the principal food crops while groundnut, Secondary Middle Primary c.)tton, sugarcane and chIlies are the important com­ (1) (2) (3) (4) mer.::ial crops of the district. The chief commercial 1 Anantapur 0.5 4.0 crop is groulldnut. Barytes, lime stone, china clay are 2 Dharmavaram 1.0 0.6 4.9 th...; principal minerals found in the district. Vajrakarur 3 Gooty 1.4 6.9 is known for long for its diamonds which occur in 4 Guntakal 0.6 4.4 pipe rocks of this place. 5 Hindupur 0.9 5.6 6 Kadiri 0.3 5.0 7 Kalyandrug 1.S 8.3 Imports: The principal imports into the district 8 Penukonda 2.2 8.6 are food grains, pulses, sugar, jaggery, yarn, raw silk 9 Rayadrug (l.8 6.1 yarn, chemical fertilisers, mill cloth of various types 10 Tadpatri 0.9 4.7 including teryene, terylene, electrical motors and agri­ 0.5 11 Uravakonda 1.0 400 cultural machinery and equipment. District Urban 0.8 0.08 4.9 Average Exports: The important commodities exported On the Recreational and Cultural aspect, the from this district are groundnut oil and cake, tamarind, district is not lagging behind. There are 2 Stadia, 30 chillies. cotton, beedies, cotton cloth, cotton handloom Cinema Halls, 7 Auditoria and 25 Libraries including sarees, and silk sarees. Dharmavaram silk sarees are Reading Rooms in all the eleven towns together. well known and have a good market throughout the State and also in the adjoining States. Rough 'Cumblies' Statement VI - Trade, Commerce, Industry and (~oe.>\O~) woven in Kalyandrug and Rayadrug are also Banking Facilities quite popular.

In this statement, data on Trade, Commerce, The district is also industrially backward. There Industry and Banking Facilities available in each town are only a few large scale and medium industries such are given under fourteen columns. Under columns 3 to 5, as Spinning Mills at Guntakal and Hindupur, Cotton the three most important commodities imported into the Pressing Factories at Tadpatri, a Textile Mill at Raya­ town are given white under columns 6 to 8, the three drug and a Vanaspathi Factory at Kallur. There are most important commodities exported from the town also a few small scale industries like Rice Mills, Saw are given. Under columns 9 to 11, the three most Mills, Cotton Pressing Factories, Tanneries, Ginning important articles manufactured in the town are given. Oil Mills. Flour Mills, Lime Burning Factories, Ferti­ Columns 12 to 14 present the Banking and Co-operative liser Mixing Factories, Engineering Workshops etc. Credit Facilities available in the town. Besides, there are some cottage industries of which handloom weaving of cotton and silk textiles is the The three most important commodities under chief one. imports. exports, and manufacture were decided in terms of the estimated volume of the commodities tran­ Generally the to\'.'nS are noted as Marketing Cen­ sacted and in terms of the volume of total output of tre5 where wholesale markets known as 'mandis' are the commodities concerned respectively in each of the located. For obvious reasons these centres are also town and not on the basis of the value. However, the serving as the link markets for several commodities uniquenes~ of a town which exhibited special charac­ coming in from the neighbouring taluks. Anantapur, teristics in the spheres of either industry or manufacture Hindupur, Guntakat, Tadpatri and Kadiri are the or mining. etc., has been retained by indicating those chief commercIal centres of the district and playa items of production or manufacture as the case may prominent role in trade by virtue of their having rail be in the concerned columns although such commodi­ and road communications. A substantial volume of ties did not stand a comparison with the other commo­ wholesale business of the district in rice, jaggery, dities in sheer terms of their estimated volume of cotton, chillies, oil seeds is transacted at these trade transaction. centres.

Anantapur is a dry tract. a large portion of the Banks play an important role in Industry, Trade land yielding hardly anything. Famines or droughts and Commerce particularly in mobilising the saving~ are quite common to thiB district. But in spite of the of the community and making them available for 103 investment for productive activities. The district pre­ under the category viz., "Others" in columns 15 and sents a fair picture in the banking field since every 16. The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes town in the district has 2 or more banks. In all there population in a town are shown under columns 19 to are 45 Banks, 6 Agricultural Credit Societies and 25 22. About 25,657 persons are reported as belonging to Non-agricultural Credit Societies in the 11 towns. Scheduled Castes in the urban areas of this district accounting for 9.2% of the total Scheduled Castes Statement VII - Population by Religion/Scheduled population in the district, while only 2,951 persons are Castes/Scheduled Tribes reported under Scheduled Tribes in the urban areas constituting 4.5% of the total Scheduled Tribes The details of the population as per 1971 Census population in the district. Count, by Religion, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes with sex breakup' are shown for each of the towns in the district under columns 3 to 22. Only The particulars presented in the Statements II to figures for important religions whose population is not VI are based on the data obtained from the Tahsildars less than 10% of the total population of the town and Local Bodies concerned and also from the concer­ are given in the statement, while figures for other ned departments like Medical, Educational, Electricity religions accounting for less than 10% of the total etc., while the particulars furnished in Statements I population of a town are grouped together and shown and VII are based on the census data. 104

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In this part of the District Census Handbook the data for each of the villages and towns in the first Primary Census Abstract of 1971 Census on the follow­ taluk. The data for the second and subsequent taluks ing aspects is presented for each Revenue Village in are presented consecutively thereafter. The villages respect of rural areas and for each Ward and each under each tal uk are arranged in the ascending order Enumerator's Block of a town in urban areas. of Location Code Numbers. In the urban areas the data are arranged in the ascending order of Location Location Code No. and Name of the village/town Code Numbers of Towns and also in the ascending and area order of the Ward Number. The uninhabited villages 2 Total number of Occupied Residential Houses and and villages which have been fully included in a town total number of Households have been indicated accordingly. In respect of villages 3 Total Populationiand its sex break up which are partly included in towns the word "Rural" has been added in italics and. in brackets after the 4 Population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes by 5ex break up name of the village and the particulars relating to the rural },>ortion only have been given against such villages. 5 Literate and Educated Persons by sex At the beginning of each taluk an Alphabetical List of 6 Total Workers and the break up of the Workers Villages together with their Location Code Numbers into nine categories and also the total Non­ Workers by sex as below: are given. This Alphabetical List of Villages given in the Primary Census Abstract facilitates the Category I Cultivators reader in locating the required.village and its Loca­ tion Code Number and thereafter know the Primary Category II Agricultural Labourers Census Abstract particulars. The taluk map showing all the villages and towns with their boundaries given Category III Livestock, Forestry, Fishing and in the Village Directory facilitates the location of the Hunting and Plantations, Orchards required village/town. The jurisdiction of each Enu­ and allied Activities merator's Block is given before the urban/blockwise Primary Census Abstract. Category IV Mining and Quarrying The population data presented in 38 cols. of the Category V Manufacturing, Processing, Servi­ cing and Repairs Primary Census Abstract relate to all persons alive at (a) Household Industry sunrise on 1st April, 1971 and were present within the (b) Other than Household territory of Anantapur district wheth~r they lived in Industry normal residential houses or in institutions such as hospitals, hostels, asylums, boarding houses, hotels etc., Category VI Construction or whether they were merely houseless persons like the wandering tribes, tramps, pavement dwellers, or those Category VII Trade and Commerce living in boats etc. They were all enumerated at the 1971 Census and their basic characteristics have been Category VIII Transport, Storage and Communi­ presented in this Primary Census Abstract. cations The total popUlation of Anantapur district as on Category IX Other Services 1st April 1971 recorded at the Census enumeration is Category X Non-Workers as follows:

TOTAL POPULATION A District Abstract containing the Primary Census Total Rural Urban Abstract data for the di5trict as a whole together with Persons 2,115,321 1,739,531 375,790 rural and urban break up and also for each taluk and Males 1,086,233 892,283 193,950 for each town is first presented. It is followed by the Females 1.029,088 847,248 181.840 III 112

The criteria adopted for classifying a place as this connection that the total district area adopted is rural or urban and the concepts of Urban Agglomera­ that furnished by the Survey of India Department and tion and Standard Urban Area bave already been is provisional. The area of the taluks is furnished by explained in the beginning of this volume. the State Survey Department. Hence the total area of an tatuh "put together ma~ not tall~ with the di within a district were assigned Location Code Delhi dated 29th October, 1956. The list of Scheduled Nos. in one serial order starting from the town in Castes and Scheduled Tribes in Andhra Pradesh is which the district headquarters is located and in the given below: ascending order of taluk location code numbers. If any taluk has more than one town, then the town in L1STOF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED which the taluk headquarters is located is assigned TRIBES IN ANDHRA PRADESH location code No. first and then the other towns in SCHEDULED CASTES the taluk in a clockwise order. The Location Code I. Throughout the State Nos. of villages are indicated in Arabic numerals while 1 ChaJavadi those of towns in Roman numerals. 2 Chamer, Mochi or Muchi 3 Madiga Under col. 3 the area of each village and 4 Mala town is given in square miles based on the informa­ fI. Throughout the State except Hyderabad, Mahbub­ tion furnished by the State Central Survey Office, the nagar, AdilahaJ, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Warang'll, Tahsildar and the Municipal authorities concerned. Khammam and Nalgonda district,. In respect of certain villages where the area particulars 1 Adi Andhra 15 lambuvulu :2 Adi Dravida 16 Madasi Kuruva or Madari are not available, the fact is noted as "NA". As the 3 Arundhatiya KUfuva . area of the taluk comprises not only the area of 4 Bariki 17 i'vlala Dasu villages but also the area of reserved forests, hills etc. 5 Bavuri 18 Madiga Dasu and within the taluk, the area of all the villages and towns 6 Chachati Mashteen in the taluk put together may not be equal to the area 7 Chandala 19 Matangi 8 Dandasi 20 Mundala of the tal uk. The rural area of the taluk is obtained 9 Dom, Dornhara, Paidi 21 Paky or Moti by deducting the total urban area of all the towns in or Pano 22 Pambada or Pambanda the taluk from the totat area of the tal uk furnished by 10 Ghasi, Haddi or Relli 23 Pamidi the State Survey Department. Similarly the rural Chachandi 24 Panchama or Pariah area of the district is obtained by deducting the total 11 Godagali 25 Relli 12 Godari 26 Samban urban area of all the towns in the district from the 13 Gosangi 27 Sapru total area of the district. It may he pointed out in 14 Jaggaii 2R Tholi 113

III. In the districts of Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar, The number of Literate and Educated Persons is AdiIabad, Nizamabad. Medak, Karimnagar, WarangaI, Kham­ given under cols. 13 and 14. A person who could mam and Nalgonda. both read anq write any language with understanding Anamuk 15 Mala Dasari was treated as a literate at the 1971 Census. A person :2 Aray (Mala) 16 Mala Hannai who could merely read but could not write or vicc­ 3 Arwa Mala 17 Malajangam versa was not treated as a literate. The test for read­ 4 Beda (Blldga) Jan gam 18 Mala Masti ing was ability 1'0 read any simple letter in print or in Bindla 19 Mala Sale (Netkani) 5 manuscript. Children aged 4 years and below were 6 Byagara 20 Mala Sanyasi 7 Chambhar 21 Marfg treated as illiterate. The test for education was that 8 Dakkal (Dokkalwar) 22 Mang Garodi the person should have passed a recognised written 9 Dhor 23 Manne examination or examinations as proof of educational 10 Ellamalwar (Yellammaia 24 Mashti wandlu) 25 Mehtar level attained. The highest examination passed was II Holeya 26 Mitha Ayyalvar taken as the level of education. , 12 Holeya Dasari 27 ·Samagara 13 Kolupulvandlll 28 Sindhollll The details of Workers and Non-Workers are given 14 Mahar (Chindollu) under cols. 15 to 38. A t the 1971 Census the popula­ tion has been broadly divided into two sections based SCHEDULED TRIBES on the main activity riz .. (I) Workers and (2) Non­ I. Throughout the State. Workers. Chenchu or Chenchwar The definitions and concepts adopted in the :2 Koya or Goud with its sub-sects-Rajah or Rasha Koyas, Lingadhari Koyas (ordinary), Kottu Koyas, Bhine Economic Classification of the PopUlation at the 1971 Koya and Rajkoya Census are.explained below;

II. Throughout the State except Hyderabad, Mahbub­ Worker: A 'Worker' was a person whose main nagar, Adilabad, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Warangal, activity was participation in any economically produc­ Kharr.mam and Nalgonda districts. tive work by his physical or mental activity. Work 1 Bagata Putiya, Sanrona and involves not only actual work but effective supervision 2 Gadabas Sidhopaiko and direction of work. 3 Jatapus 11 Kulia 4 Kammara 12 Malis A man or woman who was engaged primarily in 5 Kattunayakan 13 Manna Dhora household duties such as cooking for own household 6 Konda Dhoras 14 Mllkha Dhora or Nooka 7 Konda Kapus Dhora or performing one's own household duties or a boy or 8 Kondareddis 15 Porjra (Parangiperja) a girl who was primarily a student attending institu­ 9 Kondhs (Kodi and Kodhu), 16 Reddi Dhoras tion, even if such a person helped in the family Desaya Kondhs, Dongria 17 Rona, Rena economic activity but not as a full time worker. was Kondhs, Kuttiya KOlldhs, 18 Savaras, Kapu Savaras, not treated as a worker for the wain activity. On the Tikiria Kondhs and Yenity MaJiya Savaras or Kondhs Khutto Savaras other hand, if a person was primarily engaged in some 10 Kotia-Sentho Oriya, 19 Sllgalis (Lambadis) economic activity but at the same time attended to Bartikal Dhlllia or 20 Yenadis some household chores or attended a night school erc., Dulia, Holva. Paiko, 21 Yerukulas he or she was treated basically as a worker for the main activity and categorised accordingly. HI. fn the districts of Hyderabad. Mahbubnagar, Adi1abad, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar. Waranga1, Kham­ mam and Na1gonda. A person who was working may be either working as a cultivator, as an agricultural labourer or at a 1 Andh 5 Kolam (including Manner- household industry or may be doing any other work. 2 Bhil varlu) 3 Gond (including Naikpod 6 Pardhan Reference period: The reference period was and Rajgond) 7 Thoti 4 Hill Reddis one week prior to the date of enumeration in the case of regular work in trade, profession, service, or IV. In the Agency tracts. business. If a person had participated in any such regular work on anyone of the days during this refe­ 1 Goudu (Goud) 2 Nayaks ranee period and this had b~n returned ai his main 3 Valmiki activity the person was categorised accordingly. A. 114 person who normally works but had been absent from He had no risk in the cultivation but he merely work during this reference period on account of worked in another person's land for wages. The illness, travel, holiday, temporary breakdown or strike labourer had no right of lease or contract on land on etc., was treated as engaged in regular work in which which he worked. he would have otherwise been employed but for his temporary absence. Persons under training such as apprentices with or without stipends or wages were Household Industry: For a person who return­ considered as economically active and recorded ali ed his main activity as engaged in some production workers. A person who had merely been offered or processing of goods such as, say, handloom weav­ work but had not actually joined it was not treated as ing, dyeing, carpentry, beedi rolling, pottery manufa­ engaged in work. There are certain types of works cture, dairying, cycle repairing. blacksmithy, tailoring which are not carried on throughout the year e.g. etc., it was ascertained if it was a household industry. . cultivation, livestock keeping, plantation work. some types of household industry etc. A person's main activity was ascertained with reference to such work A Household Industry was defined as an industry in the last one year even if he was not economicaily conducted by the head of the household himself! active in the week prior to enumeration. It is likely herself and/or mainly by the members of the household that even when a person is engaged in some other at home or within the village in rural areas and only work during the period of one week prior to the date at home in urban areas. The industry should not of enumeration, the main activity of the person may have been run on the scale of a registered factory. be cultivation, agricultural labour or some other work attended to normally by him in the course of the year. The main criterion of a household industry was the participation of one or more members of a household. Cultivator: For purposes of the Census a This criterion was applied to urban areas too. In the person is working as cultivator if he or she is engaged rural areas there is greater possibility of the members in cultivation by oneself or by supervision or direction of the household participating even if it is located any­ in one's capacity as the owner or lessee of land held where within the village limits. In the urban areas from Government or as a tenant of land held from where organised industry takes greater prominence the private persons or institutions for payment of money, household industry should be confined to the precincts ki nd or share. of the house where the participants live. In urban areas even if the members of the household by themselves ran an industry but at a place away from the precincts Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing and harves­ of their home, it was not considered a household ting and production of cereals and millet crops such industry. It should have been located within the as wheat, paddy, jowar, bajra, ragi, etc., and pulses, precinct!> of the house where the member!. lived. raw jute and kindred fibre crops, cotton, elc., and other crops such as sugarcane, groundnut, tapioca, etc., and does not include fruit growing. vegetable A Household Industry related to production, growing or keeping orchards or groves or working in processing, servicing, repairing or making and selling plantations like tea, coffee, rubber, dnchona and (but not merely selling) of goods. It did not include other medicinal plantations. professions such as pleader or doctor, or barber. musician, dancer, waterman, dhobi, astrologer, etc .. A person who merely owned land but had gi ven Of merely trade or business, even if such profession. out land to another person or persons for cultivation trade of services were run at home by members of for money, kind or share of crop and who did not household. even supervise or direct cultivation of land, was not treated as o.:ultivator. Similarly, a person working in another person's land for wages in ca~h, kind or share Some times it is likely that the person who may was not treated as cultivator. not be working in his own Household Industry may he wOi"k\ng as a petty employee in another Household Industry. It was, therefore, enquired whether the Agricultural Labourer: A person \vho worked person who was not working in his own household in another person's land fQr wages in money, kind or industry was working in any other Household Industry share was regarded as an 'Agricult~lI'al LabotJr~r·. a', an empk)yee. 115

Other Workers: A person who gives his main Most of the villages have at least primary schools at activity as engaged in any other work which is not present in the district. cultivation, agricultural labour or household industry was recorded under the category of 'Other Workers'. The percentage ofliterates by sex to total popula­ The type of workers that may come under the category tion in total, rural and urban areas in the district in of 'Other Workers' are factory workers, those working 1961 and 1971 are as follows: in trade or transport, all government servants, municipal employees, teachers, mining workers, politi­ calor social workers, building labourers etc. 1n PERCENTAGE OF LIHRATES TO TOTAL POPULATION IN effect, all types of economic activity not covered by r-·------.A..------, culti vation, agricultural labourer or household industry 1961 1971 ,_. _____ .A. ___ -. were recorded under this residual category. Workers Population ~~----~-----. T R U T R U engaged in plantation or forestry were not treated as cultivators or agricultural labourers but as 'Other (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) \Vorkers'. PersOlls 20,61 16,44 40.41 23.8'+ 18.97 46.36

According to the 1971 Census there were 378,371 Males 3.1.67 28.86 54.36 34.66 29.47 68.84 residential houses and 391,883 households in Anantapur district compared to 332,226 residential houses and Females 8.91 5.44 25.50 12.42 7.92 33.38 338,597 households in J 961. Thus there were l.04% households per residential house at 1971 compared to The higher proportion of literates in the urban 1.01 % households per residentinl house in 196]. areas is mainly due to the fact that urban areas have more educational facilities and several urban occu­ The total number of persons returned at the pations require a minimum level of education so that 1971 Census enumeration in Anantapur district was a large number of parents try to get their children 2.115,321 as against 1,767,464 in 1961 Census recor­ educated, whereas the rural areas have relatively less ding an increase of 19.7% over the population of 1961. educational facilities and the predominent rural occu­ The proportion,of rural and urban popUlation to the pation of agriculture or household industry, generally total population in the district works out to 82% does not require the workers in these fields to be and 18% respectively in 1971 Census com pared to educated. Even boys and girls of school going age 83% and 17% respectively in 1961. There were 947 are required to work in the fields in the rural areas. females for every 1000 males at the 1971 Census as against 946 females per WOO males in 1961 Census. It is to note that the proportion offemale literates The number of literates and educated persons and has gone up significantly during the decade 1961-71, the number of illiterates reported in Anantapur dis­ both in the rural and urban areas of the district. trict as per the Census 1971 and their comparison with However, about 92.08% of the females in the rural those at 1961 are as presented below: areas of the district are still illiterates.

890,170 workers were returned in 1971 as against NUMBER or LITERATES AND EDUCATED PERSONS 900,728 workers in 1961 Census. Thus 421% of the total population were workers in 1971 as against Namber of Lite- Percentage of Lite-- Censtls rates and Edu- No, of rales to lotal Popu- 50.96% in 1961. The decrease in the proportion of 'Y~:lr cated persons Illiterates !alion ofthedisllid working popUlation in 1971 compared to the 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) Census proportion is mainly due 10 the change in the definition adopted at the 1971 Census.' In 1961 even 1%1 1,4m,~OX 20.6J 364.256 marginal workers who spent most of their time basi-' 1971 504,2S2 1.611,039 23.84 cally as non-workers were treated as workers while in 1971 only those who were engaged for most of the lime in productive work were treated as workers. A It is observed th::tt though there r,as been an detailed analysis and comparison with 1961 of work increase in the proportion of literate persons to toral participation rates is given in the chapter on popula­ popUlation in absolute numbers, the illilerates have tion in Part 'C' of the District Census Handbook increased inspitc of the increased educational facilities. which will be published as a separate Volume. 116

The following table gives the percentage distri­ other than Household Industry and Livestock,Forestry, bution of the working population by Industrial Cate­ Fishing etc., are the only other categories accounting gories in rural and urban areas and for males and for 2% or more but less than 6% of the total workers. females in Anantapur district. Males agricultural workers i.e. cultivators and % PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF THE WORKERS BY agricultural workers account for about 70.11 of the INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY total male workers in the district while the corres­ ponding proportion for females is about 88.40%. Percentage of Workers by Category to Generally a larger number of females than males Total Workers ~-----,---~------, work as agricultural labourers because several agri­ Category Persons r- -., cultural operations like sowing. weeding, harvesting Total Rural Urban Males Females etc., do not involve, heavy manual labour. The

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) females participation rates in most of the other indus­ trial categories is low generally compared to the I Cultivator 36.73 41.18 6.99 43.07 21.97 corresponding male participation rates. [I Agriculfural 38.88 42.78 12.84 27.04 66.43 Labourers Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes III Livestock, Forestry, 278,275 persons (142,249 males and 136,026 Fishing, females) returned themselves as Seheduled Castes at Hunting and 2.,99 3.27 1.10 3.83 1.04 Plantations, the 1971 Census compared to 236,285 persons at the Orchards & 1961 Census recording an increase of 17.77% over the Allied Acti- vities Scheduled Castes population recorded at the 1961 Census. The Scheduled Castes population of the IV Mining and 0.11 0.07 0.38 0.13 0.07 district in 1971 forms 4.82% of the Total Scheduled Quarrying Caste's population of the State or 13.2% of the total V (a) Household 5.07 4.48 9.04 5.92 3.12 popUlation of the district. The proportion of Sched­ Industry uled Castes population to total population in the ,(b) Other than 2.05 0.27 13.97 2.56 0.86 district is almost equal when compared to their pro­ House- hold portion in the State viz. 13.3%. About 90.78% of Industry Scheduled Castes population in the district reside in rural parts of the district as they are generally unable VI Construction 1.76 1.32 4.68 2.14 0.86 to find suitable employment in the urban areas because VTT Trade and 4.70 2.35 20.40 5.91 1.87 many of them are illiterate. Commerce

VITI Transport, 1.82 0.32 11.86' 2.56 0.12 64.878 persons (33,114 males and 31.764 females) Storage and returned themselves as Scheduled Tribes at the 1971 Communi- cations Census against 48.500 persons at the 1961 Census recording an increase of 33.78% over the Scheduled 3.96 18.74 .l.66 IX Other Services 5.89 6.84 Tribes population in 1961. The Scheduled Tribe Total 100.00 ]00.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 popUlation of the district in 1971 forms 3.91% of the total Scheduled Tribes popUlation of the Stale or 3.1 "" of the total population of the district. The Cultivators and agricultural labourers in the proportion of Scheduled Tribes popUlation to total district constitute, more than two-thirds of the total workers in the district. Their proportion is as high as population of the district is low when compared to 83.96% of the total workers in the rural are3S. Other the corresponding proportion of 3.8% for the State. Services, Trade and Commerce, Household Industry, As in the case of SchedUled Castes population, a large 117 gection of Scheduled Tribes population viz., about Detailed analysis of demographic data at the 1971 Census is given in the write up in Part 'C' of the 95.45% of the total Scheduled Tribes population in District Census Handbook, which will be published as the district reside in rural parts of the district. a separate volume. 118

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

ANANTAPUR TALUK

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36 Akuledu 16 llluru 70 Nadimidoddi Alamuru 82 43 Jpperu 32 Narasapuram 20 Anandaraopeta 104 Itikalapalle 61 Narayanapuram 80 Anantapur 72 Narpala Ankampeta 11 19 Nidhanawada Atmakur 51 37 Jambuladinne 102 Jangalapalle :15 Obulapuram 65 Janthaluru 98 BandameedapaJIe 46 Jayapuram 50 Padamati Yaleru 114 Bandlapalle 26 Joolakalva 89 Palacherla Bodiganidoddi 75 60 Papampeta 95 Bomrneparthi 113 Pappuru 109 Bondalavada 33 Pedda Jalalapuram Brahmana Yaleru 81 Kakkalapalle 86 5 Penakacherla Brahmanapalle 3 Kaiagalla 55 68 Peravali Buddepalle 17 Kallumadi 21 63 Podaralla 9 Budedu, 14 Kalluru Bukkacherla 13 Kalluru Agraharam 91 59 Rachanapalle 79 Bukkarayasamudram 85 Kamarupalle 42 KammuTu 23 Rachepalle 15 Kanampalle 94 Rapthadu 67 Chakrayapeta 101 Kandukur 78 Reddipalle 71 Chamaluru 31 Karnatakampal1e 66 Chedulla 93 Katiganikalva 54 Sajjalakalva 27 Cheelapalle 7 KesavapllTam ".., SalakamcherUYll 73 Chennampallc 58 Kodimi 87 Sanapa 76 Chennarayanipalle lOll Kondakinda Agraharam 77 Siddampeta 34 Chennavaram 6 Koppalakonda 106 Siddarampuram 117 Chiyyedu 25 Korivipalle 115 Siddarascherl a 45 (,holasa mud ram 44 Korrakodl! 30 Singanamala 74 Korrapadll 10 Sirivaram 107 Danduvaripalle 41 Kotanka 28 Sodanapalle 110 Duggamarri ~ Krishnapuram 62 Somanadoddi 116 Durgam 49 Kudair 83 Kurugunta 53 Talupuru 18 1arimela 9() Gandlaparthi 57 Taticherla 103 Gangalakllnta 39 Lolurll 48 Thimmapuram 38 Garledinne 92 Thopudllrthi 84 Gollapalle 96 Gondireddipalle Udipirikonda 52 Madigubba 88 Goridindla 24 Ullikallll J 18 MannHa 56 Gotukllru 105 Upparapalle 64 Govindapalle 40 Marthadll III Gugudu 99 Marur 2 Manttla 69 Venkatampalle 29 Matlagondi 100 Hampapuram 47 Mavinamardanahalli 97 Yerragunta 112 Haveli Sodanapalle 12 Muntimadugu 4 Yerraguntla

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

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KALYANDRLG TALUK

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

RAYAURUG TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (l) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 66 Avuladatla 33 Hulikal Obulapuram 56 Hulikera 73 Baginayakanahalli 2 H. Siddapuram 49 Pedda Kowkuntla 19 Banduru 79 Pulakunta 72 Belodu 9 Jajarakal Ii Pullakurthi 23 Bellnikal 69 Junjurampalle 70 Bhupasamudram 50 Ral,l1apUram 39 Bindurukontham 78 Rangasamudram 17 Bollanaguddam 32 Kadalur 55 Ratchamarri 14 Bommanahal 53 Kalekurthi 62 Rayadrug 58 Bondanakal 20 Kalludevanahalli 47 Rakatla 38 Brahmasamudram 80 Kallugodu 54 Kanekal 59 Chadam 27 Kolaganahalli 16 Siddarampuram 63 Konthanahalli 24 Singanahalli 5 Dandinahirehal 31 Kudlur -46 Sollapllram 65 Dargakondapuram 15 Kuruvalli 29 Somalapuram 35 Dodaghatta 25 SreeqharaghaHa 6 Lakshmipllrum 30 Elanji 8 Lingamanahalli 82 ThaUakera 44 Thllmbiganur 77 GaJagala I Madenahalli 42 Garudachedu 3 Malapanagudi 26 Uddihal 36 GaI)igera 6() Mallapuram 76 GoUapalle 43 Udegotam 52 Malyam 74 Udegolam 21 Govindavada 61 Mechiri 13 Unthakal 57 Gramadatla 41 Meenahalli 81 Gummaghatta 34 Muradi 48 Mylarampalie 64 Vadrahonnurli 51 Hanakanahal 75 Veerapuram 18 Haresamudram 68 Veparalla Nagalapuram 10 Hiredahal 28 40 Vyasapuram 4 Hirehal Hosahalli 67 Nagireddipalle 22 Honnuru 12 Nemakallu Yerragunta 71 Hosahalli 4S N. Hanumapuram 37

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Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in (he Urban Areas of Uravakonda Ta/uk

URAVAKONDA TOWN

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

Ward B.B. 127 1-1-1 1-1-120 Ward 9 B.B. 147 9-1-1 9-1-119 1-2-1 1-2-40 B.B. 148 9-1-120 9-1-137 B.B. 128 1-2-41 1-2-73 1-4-1 1-4-iS3 9-2-1 9-2-154 B.B. 129 1-3-1 1-3-121 E.B. 149 9-2-155 9-2-

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GOOTY TOWN

Blocks 1 to E.B. 158 1-1 1-162 Block 12 E.B. 176 12-1 12-115 4 E.B. 159 1-163 1-234 E.B. 177 12-116 12-236 2-1 2-71/A E.B. 192 12-237 12-270 E.B. 160 2-72 2-110 3-1 3-14 4-1 4-68 Block 13 E.B. 178 13-1 13-153 E.B. 163 4-69 4-145 E.B. 179 13-154 13-180

Block 5 E.B. 161 5-1 5-141 Block 14 E.B. 180 14-1 14-134/A E.B. 162 5-142 5-307 E.B. 179 14-135 14-218

Block 6 E.B. 163 6-1 6-43 Block 15 & E.B. 181 15-1 15-121 E.B. 164 6-44 6-153 16 E.B. 182 15-122 15-188 16-1 1-24 E.B. 165 6-154 6-290 E.B. 183 16-25 16-134 Block 8 E.B. 167 8-1 8-163/A E.B. 184 16-135 16-210 E.B. 168 8-164 8-352 Block 17 E.B. 188 17-1 17-134 Block 9 E.B. 169 9-1 9-150 E.B. 186 17-135 17-217 E.B. 170 9-151 9-308 Block 18 E.B. 187 18-1 E.B. 171 9-309 9-477 18-98 E.B. 188 18-99 18-228/F Block 10 E.B. 172 10-1 10-147 E.B. 189 18-228/G 18-238/L E.B. 173 10-148 10-234 Block 19 E.B. 189 19-1 19-96/A Block 7& E.B. 166 7-21 7-129 E.B. 190 19-97 19-167/B 11-1 11-102 11 E.B. 174 E.B. 191 19-168 19-187/12 E.B. 175 11-103. 11-224 7-1 7-20 E.B. 192 19-187/13 19-195

GUNTAKAL TOWN

Ward 1 E.B. 1-1 1-155.'22 Ward 3 E.B. 10 3-1 3-110 E.B. 2 1-155/23 1-156 E.B. 11 3-111 3-215 E.B. 3 1-157 1-157/23 E.B. 12 3-216 3-320 E.B. 13 3-321 3-415 E.B. 4 1-157/124 1-227 E.B. 14 3-416 3-515 E.B. 15 3-516 3-610 Ward 2 E.B. 5 2-1 2-125 E.B. 6 2-126 2-280 Ward 4 E.B. 16 4-1 4-110 E.B. 7 2-281 2-425 E.B. 17 4-111 4-230 E.B. 8 2-426 2-570 E.B. 18 4-231 4-365 E.B. 9 2-571 2-714 E.B. 19 4-366 4-508

N.B. In a few cases an enumerator was allotted parts of different wards/localities/blocks. In all such cases, the E. B. No. has been repeated in each of the concerned ward/locality/block and the particulars pertaining to that part only are shown against it. ll8

Star~menr showing the Juris'diction of Enumerators' Blocks in The Urban Areas of GOOfy Taluk

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GUNTAKAL TOWN

Ward 5 E.B.20 5-t 5-115 Ward 12 E.B.57 12-1 12-110 E.B. 21 5-116 5-240 E.B.58 12-111 12-235 B.B.22 5-24] 5-365 E.B.59 12-236 12-360 E.B.23 5-366 5-476 E.B.60 22-361 12-465 B.B.24 5-477 5-575 E.B.61 12-466 12-580 E.B.62 12-581 12-706 Wlud I) E.B.25 6-1 6-110 , .~ . E.B.26 6-111 6-240 Ward 13 B.B.63 13-1 13-100 .~ E.B.21 6-241 6-320 E.B.64 13-101 t3-166/8 " Ward 17 E.B.75 17-1 17-130 E.B. 42 7-3(],l 7-399' E.B.76 17-131 17-255 E.B.77 17-256 17-390 Ward 8 E.B.43 8-1 8-90 E.B.78 17-391 17-500 E.B.44 8-91 8-175 E.B.79 17-50r I7-60S E.B.45 8-176 8-27!) E.B.80 17-606 17-710 B.B.46 8-27t 3-353 E.B. 81 17-711 17-835 E.B.47 8-354 8-441: E.B.82 17-836 17-950 E.B.83 17-951 17-1060 , . ~ Ward. 9 E.B.48 9-1 9-14!!- E.B. R4 17-1061 17-1225 E.B. 49- 9-149 9-25S' E.B.85 17-1226 17--1340 E.B.50 9-256- 9-395 Ward 18 E.B. 86 18-1 18-160 Ward 10 £.B. 51(a)*) 10-1 10-135 E.B.87 18-161 18-260 E.B. 51(b) J E.B.88 18-261 18-365 B.B,52 10-136 10-31& E.B. 89 18-366 18-495 E.B.90 18-496 18-575 Ward 11 E.B.53 B-1 11-120 E.B. 91 18-576 18-665 E.B.54 il-121 U-230 E.B.92 18-666 18-780 E.B.55 iJ-23t 11-34& E.B. 93 18-781 18-915 E.B. 56 11-341 tl-450 E.B.94 18-916 18-1037

"B.Bs .. 51(a) and 51(b) are independent E.B~-. but individual jUflsdiction!> are not available. 219

Statement showing the Jurisdiclion of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of GoOfy Taluk

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TAr PATRI TALUK

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TADPATRI TOWN

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ALPHA BETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

DHARMAVARAM TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. CodeN 0. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) ( 1) (2) 50 Apparajacheruvu 8 Kondapuram 59 Peddachigullarevu 5 Konetinayanipalyam 62 Peddakotla 49 Bathalapalle 18 Kuntimaddi 6 Peruru 33 Brahmanapalle 26 Kunuthuru 55 Pinnadhari 16 Polepalle 21 Pooletipalle 20 Chenna Kothapalle 3 Maddulacheruvu 34 Pothulanagepalle 51 Chennarayapatnam Makkinavaripalle 28 Pyadindi 37 Cherlopalle 7 Mallakalva 46 Chigicherla 35 Malyavantham 57 Chinnachigullarevu 54 52 Maravapalle Agraharam 48 Raghavampalle 60 Chinnakotla 29 Medapuram 14 Ramagiri 9 M otaruchi ntalapalle 41 Ravulacheruvu 24 Daduluru 25 Mukthapuram 27 Regatipalle 38 DampetJa 15 M ustikovila 36 Darsimala 47 Mustooru 40 Sangala 42 Dharmavaram 13 Muthavakuntla 17 Seshadribhatrahalli 44 Subbaraopeta 11 Elukuntla 22 Nagasamudram 56 Tadimarri 32 Ganginepalle 4 Narasampalle Thirumalapuram 23 Ganthimarri 61 10 NasanakNa Thogarakunta 58 Garisalapalle 2 53 Nidigallu 43 Thummala 45 Gotluru 19 Nyamaddela 1 Thumucherla 12 Kanaganapalle 30 Kanumukkala 63 Kondamanayanipalyam 39 Obuiapuram 31 Veldurthi

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KADIRI T ALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2) 71 Agraharampalle 57 Kadiri :"2 Pandulakunta 53 Alampur 88 Kadiri Brahmanapalle 89 Panthlliacheruvu 113 Allapalle 85 Kadiripulikunta 24 Patnam 90 Allugundu 54 Kadirikuntlapalle 42 Pedaballi 128 Amadaguru 101 Ka 1asamudram 41 Pedaballikothapalle 115 Arkabhavipalle 58 Kamatampalle 35 Peddannavaripalle 134 Karimireddipalle 95 Pulagampalle 127 Kassamudram 33 Puligundlapalle 73 Balasamudram 2 Kodavandlapalle 135 PulikuntlapalJe 30 Bandlapalle 70 Kokkanti! 93 BathulapaJle 17 Kondagattupalle 146 Bonthalapalle 110 Kondakamarla 130 Ramanathapuram 8 Brahmadevamarri '99 Kondamanayanipalyam 104 Reddipalle 1 B lldanampalle 69 Korthikotta 138 Kotapalle 56 Saidapuram 92 Kowlepalle 51 Chalamaikuntlapalle 27 20 Sanevaripalle 61 Chamachenubylu Kurli 7 Sankepalle J09 Kurumala 44 Chamalagondi 45 5 Sribandlapalle 103 Charupalle l

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ALPHABETICAL - LIST OF VILLAGES

PENUKONDA TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. CodeNo. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 28 Addakulapalle 74 Kadirepalle 60 Pakkeerupalle 100 Agraharam 87 Kadiridevarapalle 98 Pamudurthi 104 Amagondapalem 11 Kalipi 40 Pandiparthi 84 Kanisettipalle 75 Pedapalle 58 Bandlapalle 76 Kappalabanda 12 Peddamanthur 77 Beedupalle 86 Kesapuram 21 Peddipalle 59 Bojjireddipalle 32 Kethaganicheruvu 27 Penukonda 24 Bokkasampalle 71 K. Locherla 62 Pothulakunta 35 Brahmanapalle 66 Kodapaganipalle 80A Prasanthipuram 78 Brahmanapalle 23 Kogira 80 Puttaparthi 16 Brahmasamudram 54 Kondampalle Bucherla 82 Kothacheruvu 4 46 Rampuram 91 Buddareddipalle 102 Kothakota 8 Reddipalle 81 Bukkapatnam 38 Kothapalle 5 R. Locherla Byrapuram 89 Kothapalle 72 7 Roddakarrtpalle 57 Kotlapalle 6 Roddam 96 Chagapuram 94 Krishnapuram 34 Chalakuru 30 Challapaile 20 Sanipalle 83 Lingareddipalle 29 Chennapuram 105 Satharlapalle 53 Cherlopalle 55 Settipalle Siddarampuram 10 Cherukuru 37 Magecheruvu 90 Somandepalle 13 Chinnamanthur 17 Mandli 39 15 Cholemarri 97 Mangalamadaka 63 Marakuntapalle 64 Talamarla 9 Dodaghatta 95 Marala 50 Duddebanda 70 Thippabhatlapalle 19 ]\;iaraturu 67 Thirumaladevarapalle 1 Mulakalacheruvu Edulaballapuram 42 Thungodu 36 52 Munimadugu Elukuntla 22 Turakalapatnam 92 88 Mylasamudram 48 Erramanchi

68 Vangampalle 49 Gondipalle 33 Nadimpalle 47 Vasudevapuram 45 Gonipeta 18 Nagalur 44 Velagamakul apalle 43 Gudipalle 99 Nakkalaguttapalle 41 Velidadakala 101 Gunipalle 14 Nalluru 65 Vemuletipalle 51 Gutturu 2 Naranagepalle 103 Vengalammacheruvu 85 Narepalle 25 Venka tapuram 69 Iragampalle 93 Nelakota 61 Virupapuram 56 Nidimamidi 73 Jaggarajupa'lle 3 Jakkalacheruvu 31 Julukunta 26 Obulapuram 79 Yenumuiapalle

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HINDUPUR TOWN

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

Ward 1 E.B. 1-1-1 l-I-8!A Ward 4 E.B. 14 4-1-185 4-1-225 1-2-1 1-2-55 4-5-4 4-5-69 1-4-1 1-4-32 4-2-17 4-2-29 E.B. 2 1-5-1 1-5-33 E.B. 15 4-2-30 4-2-108 1-6-1 1-6-24 4-4-49 4-4-80 1-7-1 1-7-14 E.B. 16 4-3-1 4-3-58 1-8-1 1-8-21 4-4-1 4-4-18 E.B. 3 1-8-22 1-8-72 4-6-1 4-6-56 1-9-1 1-9-50 E.B.17 4-4-19 . 4-4-48 E.B. 4 1-10-1 1-10-30 4-4-81 4-4-178 1-3-1 1-3-12/MT E.B.18 4-7-1 4-7-120 1-11-130 1-11-183 E.B. 5 1-11-1 1-11-129 Ward 5 E.B. 19 5-1-1 5-1-27 5-2-1 5-2-16 5-3-1 5-3-70 Ward 2 E.B. 6 2-1-27 2-1-74 5-4-1 5-4-13 2-2-40/A 2-2-47 5-5-1 5-5-10 2-3-13 2-3-43 E.B.20 5-6-1 2-4-36 2-4-79 5-6-99 E.B.21 5-6-100 5-6-217 E.B. 7 2-1-1 1-1-26 5-7-1 5-7-19fA 2-5-1 2-5-52 E.B.22 5-8-1 5-8-100 E.B. 8 2-6-1/1 2-6-64/3 E.B.23 5-8-101 5-8-195 E.B.24 5-8-196 5-8-307 Ward 3 E.B. , 3-1-121 3-1-184 3-18-1 3-18-21 Ward 6 E.B.25 6-1-64 6-1-121 3-19-1 3-19-25 6-4-1 6-4-32 3-17-1 3-17-21 6-5-1 6-5-15 3-2-28 3-2-34 6-6-1 6-6-18 E.B. 10 3-2-35 3-2-40 6-2-157 6-2-234 3-3-44 3-3-49 6-7-1 6-7-23 3-4-1 3-4-35 E.B.26 6-7-24 6-7-58 3-15-1 3-15-13 6-8-1 6-8-46 3-16-1 3-16-39 6-9-4 6-9-10 E.B.11 3-2-1 3-2-16 6-10--1 6-10--33!C 3-6-1 3-6-18/1 6-3-50 6-3-123 3-7-1 3-7-22 3-8-1 3-8-23 Ward 7 B.B.27 7-1-55 7-1-63(ET 3-9-1 3-9-8 7-2-1 7-2-156/AT E.B. 12 3-10-1 3-10-69/1 B.B.28 7-6-21 7-6-41/7 3-11-1 3-11-14 7-8-1 7-8-49 7-5-115 7-5-125 E.B.13 3-12-1 3-12-17/D 7-3-286 7-3~318 3-13-1 3-13-26 3-14-1 3-14-14 E.B.29 7-5-1 7-5-48 3-2-17 3-2-27/1 7-9-1 7-9-57 3-17-22 3-17-46 E.B.30 7-3-124 7-3-285 3-5-26 3-5-28 7-7-1 7-7-84/AT 334

Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Hindupur Taluk

HINDUPUR TOWN-Contd.

Ward/ Enumerator's Block No. and its jurisdiction Ward/ Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Locality/ ,... , Locality/ r 1 Block No. House Numbers included Block No. Hous.e Numbers included in the Block in the Block B.B.No. ..- E.B. No. r- --, From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

Ward 8 E.B.31 8-1-1 8-1-53 Ward 13 E.B.44 13-1-S3 13-1-155 8-5-86 8-5-114 13-2-1 13-2-41 8-6-6 8-6-20/1 13--4-1 13-4-13 E.B. 32 8-2-3 8-2-68 B.B. 45 13-3-1 13-3-29 8-3-319 8-3-372 13--4-14 13-4-35 8-4-44 8-4-87 13-5-1 13-5-23 13-6-1 13-6-20 E.B. 33 9-1-1 9-1-54 Ward 9 13-7-1 13-7-44 9-2-95 9-;2-98 9-3-28 9-3-72 E.B. 46 13-7-45 13-7-59 9-4-1 9-4-33 13-S-1 14-8-37 13-9-1 13-9-15 E.B.34 9-4-34 9-4-39 13-10-1 13-10-15 9-5-4' 9-5-70 13-11-1 13-11-37 9-6-1 9-6-65 9-7-1 9-7-S0 E.B.47 13-12-1 13-12-31 13-13-1 13-13-12 Ward 10 E.B.35 10-1-1 10-I-8SA 13-14-1 13-14-35 10-2-S5 10-2-94 13-15-1 13-15-46 E.B.36 10-3-1 10-3-27 10-4-1 10-4-84 Ward 14 E.B.48 14-1-1 14-1-65 14-2-42 E.B. 37 10-5-1 10-5-85 14-2-71 10-6-2 10-6-59 14-3-S1 14-3-91 10-2-69 10-2-84 E.B.49 14-3-30 14-3-80 14-4-1 14-4-49 Ward 11 E.B.38 11-1-1 11-1-59 14-6-1 14-6-28 11-10-1 11-10-53 14-7-1 14-7-16 11-11-1 11-11-30/1 E.B.50 14-5-1 14-5-114 11-6-1 11-6-·16/1 14--8-1 14-8-22 E.B.39 11-2-1 11-2-7 11-2-27 11-2-36 E.B.51 15-1-49 11-4-1 11-4-43 Ward 15 15-]-81 15-2-37 11-5-1 11-5-66/1 15-2-54 15-3-373 15-3-472 11-7-1 11-7-18 B.B.40 15-5-1 15-5-19 11-8-1 11-8-35 15-6-1 15-6-25 11-9-1 11-9-47 15-7-21 15-7-35 11-3-9 11-3-17 B.B. 52 15-4-1 15-4-33 15-7-1 Ward 12 B.B.41 12-1-60 12-1-82/2 15-7-20 12-8-1 12-8-16 15-7-36 15-7-72 12-9-1 12-9-9A 15-14-1 15-14-15 12-10-1 12-10-34/1 12-3-1 12-3-8 Ward 16 B.B.53 16-1-1 16-1-48 12-7-1 12-7-72 16-2-1 16-2-38B(T) B.B.42 12-4-3S 12-4-40 16-3-473 16-3-540 1:2-5-1 12-5-54 B.B. S4 16-4-1 16-4-36 12-6-1 12-6-53 16-5-1 16-5-9/1 B.B.43 12-2-1 12-2-72 16-6-1 16-6-71 12--4-1 12-4-34 16-7-1 16-7-35 335

Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Hindupur Taluk

HINDUPUR TOWN-Concld.

Ward/ Enumerator·s Block No. and its jurisdiction Ward/ Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction A_ Locality! .-- l Locality/ r "CI Block No. House Numbers included Block No. House Numbers included in the Block in the Block E.B. No. .-- E.B.No. r------:I From To From To (I) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4)

Ward 16- E.B.55 16-8-1 16-8-25 Ward 18- E.B.66 1~-1O-1 18-10--34 Concld. 16-9-1 16-9-25 Cone/d. 18-11-1 18-11-38 16-10-1 16-10--37 E.B.67 E.B.56 16-11-1 16--11-27 18-12-1 18-12-72 16-12-1 16-12-33 16-13-1 16-13-16/1 Ward 19 E.B.68 19-1-82 19-1-120A(T) 16-14--16 16--14-22 19-2-98 19-2-128 Ward 17 E.B.57 17-2-86 17-2-172 19-3-1 19-3-16 17-3-541 17-3-660 19-4--1 19-4--15 E.B.58 17-1-1 17-1-21 19-5-1 19-5-10 17-4-1 17-4-57/8 19-6-1 19-6-16/1 17-5-1 17-5-13 E.B.69 19-7-1 19-7-58 E.B.59 17-5-14 17-5-88 17-6-1 17-6-60 19-8-1 19-8-17 19-8-39 19-8-78 E.B.60 17-6--61 17-6--197 E.B.61 17-7-1 17-7-26 E.B.70 19-8-18 19-8-38 17-8-1 17-8-73 19-9-1 19-9-45/1 E.B.62 17-8-74 17-8-156/8 19-2-72 19-2-97 17-9-1 17-9-81

Ward 18 E.B.63 IS-1-121 IS-1-172 Ward 20 E.B.71 20-!-1 20-1-31 18-4--2 18-4-54 20-2-1 20-2-14 18-8-1 18-8-20 20-S-1 20-8-6 18-9-1 18-9-10/2 20-.9-1 20-9-21 E.B.64 18-2-39 18-2-85/(T) E.B.72 20-3-1 20-3-19 18-3-1 18-3-15 18-7-1 18-7-24 20-4-1 20--4-14/1 20-5-1 20-5-20 E.B. 65 18-5-1 18-5-32/A 18-6-1 18-6-49 20-6--1 20-6--12 18-10-35 18-10-41/G 20-7-1 20-7-21/B

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23 2. Narinjagundlapalle 12 T (199); W (70), TK (49) T (119); W (70), TK (49) 54 59. Konauppalapadu 7 W,TR W,TK 75 Alphabetical List of Villages 1 9. Dadaghatla 9. Dodaghatta 91 Alphabetical List of Villages 2 58. Tirumadeverahalli 58. Tirumaiadeverahalli 131 34. Chennavaram 19 267 167 132 25. KorivipaIIe 36 5 6 133 27. Cheeiapalle 36 2 1 159 50. Kundurpi 5 1,316 1,016 167 Kalyandrug Town-Ward 7 Total 8 97 497 168 Kalyandrug Town-Ward ll-EB 237 25 81 18 169 Kalyandrug Town Total 35 707 709 183 Rayadrug Town-Ward 8-EB 22 14 24 94 197 45. Vajrakarur 38 2,831 2,331 203 Uravakonda Town Ward 10 between 17 Shift to Col. 28 E. B. 151 27&28 208 Gooty Taluk Urban Total 16 3,348 3,384 210 Gooty Taluk Urban Total 23 189 129 217 Gooty Town Charge List 2 EB 188 EB 185 Block No. 17 224 Gooty Block 10 EB 173 38 153 351 228 Guntakal Town Total 17 741 941 Guntakal Town Total 19 1,757 1,857 Guntakal Town Total 23 221 22 230 Guntakal Ward 4 EB 19 36 Illegible 4 233 Guntakal Town Ward 18 EB 89 15 33 133 235 Guntakal Town Ward 19 EB 99 18 2 1 244 Tadpatri Taluk Rural Total • 19 15,648 15,684 246 Tadpatri Taluk Rural Total 37 33,325 33,352 248 86. Vemulapalle 15 220 200 256 Tadpatri Town Total 38 13,810 13,801 277 Dharmavaram Town Ward 16 21 Illegible 2 EB46 287 135 PulikuntiapaIIe 12 2 3 297 Kadiri Town Ward 14 EB 50 8 Blank 311 346 7. Sivaram 7 1,486 1,496

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1971 CENSUS PUBLICATIONS OF ANDHRA PRADESH

( All the Census Publications of Andhra Pradesh will bear Series No.2).

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

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

PART III Establishments Report and Tables

PART IV Housing Report and Tables

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

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

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

PART VII I-A Administration Report - Enumeration} F Offi' I I PART VIII-B Ad mllllstratlOn" . R eport - T a b u IatlOn . or cIa use on y

PART IX-A Census Atlas PART IX-B Administrative Atlas

STATE PUBLICATIONS

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