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TEHSIL: BHIWANDI NIZAMPUR RURAL BHIWANDI - NIZAMPUR - RURAL Total No TEHSIL: BHIWANDI NIZAMPUR RURAL BHIWANDI - NIZAMPUR - RURAL Total No. of Heritage structures in Bhiwandi-Nizampur: 26 BWR26 No. Name of site BWR18 BWR1 Govindjee Madhavji Arogya Bhuvan TANSA RIVER BWR2 Seth Kailasdas NarayandasArogya Bhuvan BWR9 BWR20 BWR4 BWR24 BWR5 BWR3 Rameshwar Mahadeo Shiv Mandir GANESHPURI BWR17 BWR22 BWR3 BWR23 BWR2 BWR21 BWR1 AMBADI BWR4 Akloli Kunds VAJRESHWARI AKLOLI BWR5 Akloli Lake BWR25 BWR6 Shridhar Ramkrishna Lele House GHOTGAON BWR7 Enamdar Madi BWR8 Mulgai Talao/ Anjur Lake BWR9 Bhimeshwar Mahadeo Shiv Mandir BWR10 Lakshmi-Keshav Mandir BWR11 Nagarkhana BHIWANDI RURAL AREA BWR12 Ram Mandir BWR13 Shri Siddheshwar Prasanna Mandir VASAI BWR14 Step Well BWR15 Chaitya Cave BWR6 BWR16 Shiv Mandir ANGAON PADGHA BWR17 Tansa Bridge and Check Dam BWR14 BWR19 BWR12 BWR18 Shiv Anusaya Temple BWR13 KAVAD BWR10 BWR19 Ballareshwar Mandir BWR20 Gosavi House BWR21 Nityanand Bhuvan BWR22 Vajreshwari Devi Temple BWR27 BWR23 Vajreshwari Math Talao at Vajreshwari BHIWANDI BWR15 BWR24 URBAN AREA BWR16 LONAD BWR25 Gumtara fort BWR26 Parshuram Mandir BWR27 Kharbao fort BWR28 Pimpalasgad KALYAN No. of Villages : 206 Local Authority : Gram Panchayat of Individual Villages N BWR28 THANE LEGEND BWR7 DISTRICT BOUNDARY RELIGIOUS BWR8 TEHSIL BOUNDARY RESIDENTIAL ANJUR ARCHAEOLOGICAL WATER BODY ENVIRONMENTAL WELL/BAWDI/KUND ULHAS RIVER INSTITUTIONAL RELIGIOUS+RESIDENTIAL Listing & Grading Of Rural Areas of Thane District Adarkar Associates Heritage Structures in Bhiwandi – Rural Grading Summary Total no. of Heritage Structures: 28 Grade I 4 No. Name of Site Typology Grade Grade IIA 6 BWR1 Govindji Madhavji Arogya Bhuvan Residential III Grade IIB 6 BWR2 Seth Kailasdas NarayandasArogya Bhuvan Residential III BWR3 Rameshwar Mahadeo Shiv Mandir Religious IIA Grade III 8 BWR4 Akloli Kunds Kunds IE Grade IE 4 BWR5 Akloli Lake Water Body IE BWR6 Shridhar Ramkrishna Lele House Residential III BWR7 Enamdar Madi, Anjur Residential IIA BWR8 Mulgai Talao / Anjur Lake Water Body` IE BWR9 Bhimeshwar Mahadeo Shiv Mandir, Ganeshpuri Religious IIB BWR10 Lakshmi-Keshav Mandir, Kavad Kh. Religious IIA BWR11 Nagarkhana, Kavad Kh. Religious IIA BWR12 Ram Mandir, Kavad Kh. Religious IIA BWR13 Shri Siddheshwar Prasanna Mandir, Kavad Kh. Religious IIA BWR14 Step Well, Kavad Kh. Well I BWR15 Chaitya Cave, Lonad Religious I BWR16 Shiv Mandir, Lonad Religious I BWR17 Tansa Bridge & Check Dam Bridge IIB BWR18 Shiv Anusaya Temple, Nimboli Religious III BWR19 Ballareshwar Mandir, Padgha Religious III BWR20 Gosavi House, Vajreshwari Residential III BWR21 Nityanand Bhuvan, Vajreshwari Residential III BWR22 Vajreshwari Devi Temple Religious IIB BWR23 Vajreshwari Math Residential III BWR24 Talao at Vajreshwari Water Body IE BWR25 Gumtara fort, Godgaon Fort IIB BWR26 Parshuram Mandir, Gunjakatai Religious I BWR27 Kharbao Fort Fort IIB BWR28 Pimpalasgad Fort IIB LISTING & DOCUMENTATION OF SITES IN RURAL AREAS OF THANE DISTRICT - BHIWANDI TEHSIL Village / Land use- Land use- Date/ No. Name of Structure Taluka C.S.No. Ownership Special Features Typology Status Grade Values Photograph Location Previous Current Period TEHSIL: BHIWANDI RURAL BWR1 Govindjee Madhavji Arogya Bhuvan Bhiwandi Rural Akloli 4, 138, 139 Healthcare Partly not in Private Trust Situated on outskirts of Akloli village this is a beautifully Institutional 20th Poor III A(arc), A(cul), B(des), use, partly as scaled complex comprising four modest scaled buildings century B(uu), G(grp), I(sce), J accommodation planned with generous open spaces around. All the buildings are typically in vernacular style with composite Manglore tile sloping roofs. All four buildings have enclosed verandahs. Earlier the premises were used as a hospital but at present are used as dormitories. BWR2 Seth Kailasdas Narayandas Arogya Bhiwandi Rural Akloli 162 Healthcare Not in use Private Trust The building is a good example of Art Deco typology, with Institutional Mid 20th Poor III A(arc), A(cul), B(des), Bhuvan features like balconies curved at the corner, circular rooms century B(uu), J and balconies supported on slender twin columns, continous running chhajja etc. BWR3 Rameshwar Mahadeo Shiv Mandir Bhiwandi Rural Akloli 134, 162 Temple Temple Private Trust This is an imposing black basalt stone temple with 3 hot Religious 17th Fair IIA A(arc), A(cul), B(des), water kunds planned in the front, along the central axis . Century I(sce) The temple is fortified by high walls on all four sides. A small Nandi statue of black basalt stone is situated at the entrance. The 'Shikhara' has decorative niches with idols of various deities. The 'Garbhagriha' is at a lower level than the 'Sabhamandapa' plinth and has a Shiv Ling in the centre. The temple is painted in various colours internally and externally. BWR4 Akloli Kunds Bhiwandi Rural Akloli 171 Kunds Kunds Local Authority The original hot water kunds are made out of black basalt Kund 19th Poor IE A(his), B(per), B(des), stone and have interesting patterns internally. The stone century B(uu), E, F, I(sce), En Kunds are easily accessible from the bank of the river appr. Tansa. The river has almost dried near the Kunds & has garbage dump and algae grown around it. The four Kunds have been renovated in a very crude manner. BWR5 Akloli Lake Bhiwandi Rural Akloli 162 Water body Water body Gram Panchayat Akloli Lake is a small lake located in the front of Akloli Water body 19th Poor IE A(his), A(cul), J temple and served as part of the social and religious lives century of the people in the village. Currently the lake is used for garbage disposal by the villagers. BWR6 Shridhar Ramkrishna Lele House Bhiwandi Rural Angaon Gaothan Residence Residence Private The house, located centrally in Angaon, is one of the oldest Residential 1885 Poor III A(arc), A(his), B(per), houses in the village. It is a typical rectangular vernacular B(des) house consisting of 4 parts: Oti -front verandah, padvi - raised platform, majhghar-living room and the fourth magchi oti-the back verandah. It has rough black basalt stone plinth and the walls are 14 inch thick in brick. The first floor has a combination of small and full height wooden windows, railings and frames. Semi decorative pilasters are seen on the corners of the building, which are now painted. BWR7 Enamdar Madi (Naik Wada), Anjur Bhiwandi Rural Anjur Gaothan Residence Residence Private This is a typical Wada belonging to the Naik family from the Residential 18th Fair IIA A(arc), A(his) B(des), Peshwa regime. It has an E-shaped plan with the verandah Century G(grp), E supported on mildly decorative wooden columns and highly Approx ornamented wooden capitals and brackets. A decorative cornice band runs at the first floor level. The Wada has 8 staircases, and a courtyard on the rear. Three wooden doors on the front façade have highly decorative wooden frames. The sloping roof of the wada looks imposing. BWR8 Mulgai Talao/ Anjur Lake Bhiwandi Rural Anjur No no.(123, Water body Water body Private This is a small size talao located in the middle of village Water body 18th Poor IE A(arc), B(des), B(per), 124, 125 Anjur. The talao is made of black basalt stone. There are Century En surrounding 18 steps leading down to the water. There is a pole at its Approx nos.) rear end to measure the water level. BWR9 Bhimeshwar Mahadeo Shiv Mandir Bhiwandi Rural Ganeshpuri 86-1B, 86/9 Religious Religious Private Trust Bhimeshwar Mahadeo Shiv Mandir, a black basalt stone Religious 17th Fair IIB A(arc), A(cul), I(sce) A, 86/9 B temple with a hot water kund in the front, is situated in the Century (verify heart of Ganeshpuri. A Nandi statue is placed at the which one entrance. The Shikhara is extensively carved with of these) decorative niches. The stone temple is at present painted in various colours internally and externally. BWR10 Lakshmi-Keshav Mandir Bhiwandi Rural Kavad Gaothan Religious Religious Private Trust This is a well composed, unique temple with Nagarkhana Religious 1877 Good IIA A(arc), A(his), B(des), khurd structure in exposed bricks located at the main entry. It is E, F a vernacular style structure with Mangalore tile sloping roof supported by timber trusses. The Garbhagriha has stone masonry walls whereas all windows of the Sabha Mandapa are double shutter and rectangular in shape without any lintel and only the presence of steel grills. BWR11 Nagarkhana Bhiwandi Rural Kavad Gaothan Religious Religious Private Trust The Nagarkhana is placed in front, at the entrance of the Religious 1877 Fair IIA A(arc), A(his), B(des) khurd Lakshmi-Keshav Mandir. It is a G+1 floor vernacular style structure with Mangalore tile sloping roof supported with wooden trusses. The first floor balcony has semi decorative wooden railings. An L-shaped wooden staircase leads to the first floor from the side of the structure. BWR12 Ram Mandir Bhiwandi Rural Kavad Gaothan Religious Religious Private Trust This is a vernacular style temple with Mangalore tile sloping Religious 19th Fair IIA A(arc), A(cul), B(des), khurd roof and open space in and around the temple. The Century B(uu) Garbhagriha is made of black basalt stone which is now oil appr. painted. The entrance of the garbhagriha has multifoliated arches. Decorative stone columns with flutings highlight the temple. BWR13 Shri Siddeshwar Prasanna Mandir Bhiwandi Rural Kavad Gaothan Religious Religious Private Trust This vernacular style square temple is a neat and simply Religious 19th Fair IIA A(arc), A(cul), B(des), khurd designed structure accentuated with large windows and Century B(uu) decorative brackets supporting the large Mangalore tiled sloping roof. The raised and paved front open space creates a good foreground. The Sabhamandap has circular fluted columns with decorative wooden capitals. BWR14 Step Well Bhiwandi Rural Kavad Gaothan Religious Religious Private Trust This is a massive old stepped well in brick masonry Religious 19th Poor I A(arc), B(des), H(tec), khurd located near the Ram Mandir at Kavad and surrounded century Arch densely by large trees.
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