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Hand Book of Forest Statistics CONTENTS Page Item No. Description No. Conversion Factor 1-2 Kulu Volume Table 3 1 Population Statistics 4 1.1 Growth in Population since 1901 4 1.2 Population of India since-1901 5 1.3 Population 6 District-Wise Population of J & K State – 2011 Census 1.4 7 (P) 2 Net State Domestic Product and Per Captia Income 8 3 Geographical Features 9 4 District-wise Forest & Geographical Area 10 5 Forest Cover 11 5.1 Forest Cover Change Matrix 12 5.2 Forest Cover as per Satellite data interpretation. 12 6 Category Wise Staff Strength ending 31-03-2011 13-17 7 Forest Department 18 7.1 Revenue from Forests by Source 18 7.2 Expenditure Plan and Non-Plan 18 8 Developmental Schemes 18 8.1 Finical Achievements (State & District Sector) 18 8.2 Financial Achievements Scheme Wise Under Plan 19-20 8.3 Physical Achievements Under Plan Schemes 21 9 Growing Stock Specie Wise 22 10 Out turn of Major Forest Produce 22 10.1 Out turn of Timber 22 10.2 Out turn of NTFP 23 11 Export of some important Forest Produce 24 12 Forest Roads 24 13 Forest Organization 25 14 Forest Fires with Area Affected 26 15 Forest Offence Cases 26 Seizure made by Forest Department in Kashmir 16 27 Province Seizure made by Forest Department in Jammu 16.1 27 Province Seizure made by Forest Protection Force for the year 16.2 28-29 2010 -11 17 Sale Rates of Timber 30 17.1 Revised Sale Rates of Timber 30 17.2 Sale Rate of Fire Wood 31 17.3 Average Whole Sale Market Rates of Timber by SFC 32 18 Division-wise Number of Sale Depots ending 3/2011 33-34 19 Afforestation by Social Forestry 35 20 Afforestation by Forest Department 36 20 Afforestation by Forest Department 36 Physical / Financial Achievements Made Under 21 National Afforestation Programme during the year 37-38 2009 - 10 Physical / Financial Achievements Made Under 21.1 National Afforestation Programme during the year 39 2010 - 11 22 J & K State Forest Research Institute 40 Object Wise Expd. Statement ending 3/2011 under Plan 22.1 41 Schemes Schematic Expenditure Statement Ending 03-2011 22.2 42-43 under Plan Achievements made under 20 Point Programme ending 22.3 44 03-2011 23 IWDP-II 45 23.1 Object Wise Break-Up & Expenditure ending 3/2009 46-47 Expenditure Details Under Non Plan for the year 23.2 48 2010 – 11 24 J & K Social Forestry Department 49 24.1 Object Wise Achievements Under Plan Schemes 50 Scheme Wise Financial Achievements Made Under 24.2 51-52 Plan Schemes for the year 2010-11 Physical Achievements Made Under Plan Schemes for 24.3 53-55 the year 2010-11 Physical & Financial Achievements Made Under BADP 24.4 56 for the year 2010-11 Physical & Financial Achievements Made Under 24.5 Special Central Assistance to TSP Programme for the 57 year 2010-11 Physical & Financial Achievements Made Under BRGF 24.6 58 for the year 2010 - 11 25 J & K Forest Protection Force 59 25.1 Expenditure under Non Plan for the year 2010-11 60 Object wise/Scheme wise Expenditure Details under 25.2 61 Plan Schemes for the year 2010 – 11 Physical Achievements made under Plan Schemes for 25.3 62 the Year 2010 - 11 26 J & K State Pollution Control Board 63 Object wise Breakup of Expenditure made under Plan 26.1 64 Schemes for the year 2010 – 11 Schematic Breakup of Expenditure made under Plan 26.2 65 Schemes for the year 2010-11 Physical Targets and Achievements made under Plan 26.3 66 Schemes for the year 2010 – 11 Expenditure Details under Non Plan Schemes for the 26.4 67 year 2010 – 11 27 J & K Soil Conservation Department 68 Object wise Breakup of Expenditure made under Plan 27.1 69 Schemes for the year 2010 – 11 Schematic Breakup of Expenditure made under Plan 27.2 70 Schemes for the year 2010-11 Physical Achievements made under Plan Schemes for 27.3 71 the year 2010 – 11 Expenditure Details under Non Plan Schemes for the 27.4 72 year 2010 – 11 28 J & K Wild Life Department 73 Object Wise Financial Achievements made under Plan 28.1 74 Schemes for the year 2010-11 Schematic Financial Achievements for the year 2010 – 28.2 75 11 under Plan Schemes Financial Achievements made under Centrally 28.3 76-77 Sponsored Schemes for the year 2010 – 11 Financial Achievements made under CAMPA for the 29 78 year 2010-11 Region wise Physical Achievements made under 29.1 79 CAMPA for the year 2010-11 29.2 Afforestation done under CAMPA during 2010-11 80 30 Abstract of Protected Area Network of the J & K State 81 30.1 Jammu Region 82 30.2 Kashmir Region 83-84 30.3 Ladakh Region 85.86 31 Forest Laws 87 31.1 J & K Forest Conservation Act 1997 87-89 31.2 J & K Forest Conservation and Forest Rules 2000 90-94 31.3 J & K Forest Protection Force Act-2001 95-102 Public Premises Eviction of Unauthorized Occupants 31.4 103-115 Act,1988 31.5 Jammu & Kashmir Wild Life Act-1978 116-141 32 Some Medicinal Plants of J & K 142-144 33 Some High Demand Medicinal Plants of the State 145 33.1 Kashmir Province 145 33.2 Jammu Province & Ladakh Province 146-147 Other High Demand Species of Medicinal Plants of 33.4 148 J & K State Major J & K State Medicinal Plants with high Demand in 33.5 149 Global Market and in Indigenous Drug Industry Information of Some Tropical Grasses and legumes 33.6 150 Jammu Province Information of Some Tropical Grasses and legumes 34 151 Kashmir Province Statement showing the free distribution of Green 35 Fodder/Grasses in Kashmir Region for the year 152 2010 - 11 36 Live Stock Population ‘2003’ 153 36.1 District Wise Breakup of Live Stock Population ‘2003’ 154 37 Tourist Influx 155 37.1 To Kashmir Valley 155 37.2 To Ladakh 155 37.3 To Vaishno Devi Ji & Amarnath Ji Holy Cave 156 38 Financial Powers delegated to the Forest Officers 157-185 39 Forest Land Diversion up to 01-10-2005 186 39.1 Forest land diversion from 2004-05 to 2010-11 187-222 J & K Forest Department Handbook of Forest Statistics 2011 CONVERSION FACTORS S. No. Factors Equivalent to AREA 01. 1 Marla 272 Sft 02. 20 Marlas 1 Kanal 03. 1 Acre 8 Kanals 04. 1 Hactares 20 Kanals 05. 1 Sq.Mile 2.5900 Sq Kilometers 06. 1 Sq.Mile 640 Acres,259 Hectares. 07. 1 Yard 0.9144 Meters. 08 1 Sq.Yard 0.84 Sq.Meters 09. 1 Sq. Kilometer 0.38610 Sq.Mile. 10. 1 Sq.Kilometer 100 Hecters 11. 1 Sq Meter 1.196 sq Yards 12. 22 Yard/20.17 Mtrs 1 Chain 13. 220 Yards 1 Furlong 14. 8 Furlong 1 Mile / 1.609 Kms 15. 3 Miles 1 League WEIGHT 16. 1 Ounce (oz) 28.3495 Gram. 17. 1 Pound 0.45359 Kilogram. 18. 1 Long ton 1.01605 Metric tones. 19. 1 Short ton 0.907185 Metric tones. 20. 1 Long ton 2240 Pounds. 21. 1 Short ton 2000 Pounds. 22. 1 Maund 82.2857 Pounds. 23. 1 Maund 0.037324 Metric tones. 24. 1 Maund 0.3732 Quintals. 25. 1 Kilogram 2.204623 Pounds. 26. 1 Gram 0.0352740 Ounce, 0.09 Tolas. 27. 1 Tola 11.664 Grams 28. 1 Metric tonne 0.984207 Tons, 10Quintals 29. 1 Metric Tonne 1000 Kilograms. 30. 1 Metric tonne 2204.63 Pounds. 31. 1 Metric tonne 26.792 Mounds (Standard) 01 J & K Forest Department Handbook of Forest Statistics 2011 S. No. Factors Equivalent to 32. 1 Hundred weight 0.508023 Quintal. 33. 1 Seer 0.933 Kilogram 34. 1 Bale of cotton (392 lbs) 0.17781 ) Metric tones. 35. 1 Bale of Jute (400 lbs) 0.181436 Metric tones. 36. 1 Metric tonne 5.6624 Bales of cotton (392 lbs) 37. 1 Metric tonne 5.5116 Bales of Jute (400 lbs) 38. 1 Ton 1.016046 Metric Tonne/10.01605 Qtls 39. 1 Quintal 100 Kilograms. LENGTH 40. 1 Inch 25.4 Millimeters. 41. 1 Yard 0.9144 Meters. 42. 1 Mile 1.61 Kilometers. 43 1 Millimeter 0.04 Inch. 44. 1 Centimeter 0.393701 Inch. 45. 1 Meter 1.094 Yards. 46. 1 Kilometer 0.62137 Miles. VOLUME 47. 1 Cubic Yard 0.7646 Cubic meters. 48. 1 Cubic Meter 1.3079 Cubic Yard, 35.3147 Cubic ft. 49. 1 Cubic Feet 0.028 Cubic meters. 50. 1 Chain 22 Yards CAPACITY 51. 1 Imperial gallon 4.55 Liters. 52. 1 Liter 0.22 Imperial gallon For conversion of temperature in Centigrade (C) to Fahrenheit (F) use the relation C/5 = (F-32)/9 02 J & K Forest Department Handbook of Forest Statistics 2011 Kulu Volume Table Kulu Volume Table 327 t f 277 Deodar cft c n 227 Kail cft e i 177 m u Fir cft l 127 o V 77 Chir cft 27 0 2 4 6 8 10 Dia Class ( Inches) Dia Classes Deodar Kail Fir Chir Cum inches Cum Cft Cum Cft Cum Cft Cum Cft 30-40. 12-16. 0.76 27 0.76 27 0.84 30 0.48 17 40-50 16-20. 1.33 47 1.36 48 1.56 55 1.13 40 50-60. 20-24. 2.1 74 2.27 80 2.97 105 2.21 78 60-70.
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