CENSUS OF INDIA, 19S1
SERIES 16 ORISSA
PART XIII
DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK
PART A-VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY
KENDUJHAR
A R. NANDA OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVlO Director of Census Operations, Orissa CENSUS OF INDIA, 1981
~ DISTRICT CENSUS HANDB09K
PART A-VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY KENDUJHAR
fOREWORD
• The District Ce~sus H~n,d~qo~ (DCH), c0'rBi!_e,d ~'t' the Census ?r&a[)i~ation on ~,e.~a~! of t,he State Governments, is one of t~e rt?0st valuable produc~s o! th~ Census. The DCH is cons~antly refEtrred to by planners, admin istrators, academi- -t J' ~ 1 "I..... f: IL.. <;:ians and researchers. !t is irzt~r qlia used for ,!eJi"?itaii,?n of co~stifuencie~,. form~I~*~.n of Ipca) I~Yl~} and regipnal p.laps a~d as f'1 ~id to District ad!'1i~ist~!ltipn. The Distri~t <:=,ens,us ,H~!ldbo?f is the onJ.y p.!J~I}cati.o,n \Yt]~ch prQvide~ pr,iynary Census Apstract (PCA) q~ta ,~ptp vill~pe level Jor t.h~ (IJr~J !,;[ea,s ~Q!J w~rdwise for .ea~h city pr ,town. It a~,so pro'{id~s gata on i!1frastruc:ture and amenities in villages and towns, et~.
The District Census Handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained important c~nsus tables a~d PCA for each village and town of t't\e district. During 1961 Census the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it contained .a descriptive account of the district, administra't'ive Statistics, census tables' and a village and town direttory, including PCA. The 1971 DCH series was planned in three parts. Part-A related to village a.nd town directory, Part-B to village and t9wn PCA and Part-C comprised analytical report, administrative statistics, district census tables and certain analytical tables based on P.CA and amenity data ifl,f~spect of villages. However, in some States it was confined to dis!rict census tables and in a few cases altogether given up due to delay in compilation and printing.
While designing the format of 1981 DCH series SOl)1e new features alQngwith the restructuring of the formats of village and town directo(y have peen attempted. At the same time, comparability wJth the 1971 data has also been k~pt jr] vi.ews. All the a,menities except power supply in the village have been prought tog~ther in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not available in the refe~rent village th~ ~:Hstance in broad ranges from the nearest place where the ~me!1ity is available may be given. The restructuring of the format of the village directory anq incorporating more exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect parti cularly ilJ rela~ion to amenities and land-use pattern is e;xpected to further meet the need of micro level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area planning but regulating the provision of goods and services as well so as to minimise the regional imbalances in the process of development. A few new items of i!1formation have also been introduced to meet some of the requirements of t~e Revised Minimu m Needs Programme. Such new iterps of information as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres and community ~ealth workers in the village have been ir:ttroduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approacp to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district which' are inaccessible. A new column, "total population and number of households" has been introduced to examine the corelation of the amenities [vi]
'WIth the pupulation and nu,nber of .households they serve. Addition of two more appendices listing the villages where no amenities are available and accordingly to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population to the total population has also been made with this view in mind. The formats of the town directory have also been modified to meet the requirement of the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in slums in Class-I and Class-II towns (Statement IV-A) has been introduced with this objective in mind. Jt is expected that this will help the planners to chalk out programmes on provision of civic amenities for the improvemen t of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in Statement-IV relating to civic and other ameni ties and adult literacy classes/centres under educational facilities in Statement-V are also added inter alia with this view. A significant addition is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns into consideration. The addition of the column on civic administration status and population in a few statements also serves this purpose. The format of the primary census abstract for the villages and towns has been formulated in the light of changes in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual slip of 1981 Census.
In order to avoid delay in publication of 1981 DCH series it has been 50 designed that Part-A of the volume contains village and town directory and Part B the PCA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Tahasil/Town levels. At the beginning of the DCH a detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on PCA and non-ce nsus data in relation to the infrastructure has been introduced to enhance its value. The district and Tahasil/Police station/Co D. Block etc., level maps depicting the bounda ries and other important features have been inserted at appropriate places, to further enhance the value of the publication. This publication is a joint venture of the State Government and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled in the State under the direction of Shri A. R. Nanda, I. A. S., the Director of Census Operations, Orissa on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of plannino, desi ~,ning and co-ordination of this publication was carried out by Shri N. G. NaS, DepuLy Registrar General (Social Studies) of rr.y office. Dr. B. K. Roy Deputy Registrar General (Wap) provided the technical guidance in the preparation of the maps. Data received from Census Directorates have been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the headquartNs under the guidance of Shri M. M. Dua Senior Research Officer. I am thankful to all who have contributed in this project.
P. PADMANABHA Reg istrar General, India New Delhi The 26th April, 1982 PREFACE
It has been the tr.ldition of Indian Census to present derr.ographic data in as detailed a manner as possible so as to serve effectively the interests of the users of Census data. 1981 Census has been completed leaving behind a vast mass of data collected carefully and meticulously on a country-wide basis by an army of trained enumerators. It is need less to mention that modern Census is no more confined to mere counting of heads. It is a kind of stock-taking, as it were, of the nation's human wealth. It has collected infor mation of every individual, besides a host of other at:tivities, institutions, establishments, services and so on. Thus, it has become an indispensable instrument of policy for development planning-referred to by planners, data users, slholars and people from different disciplines and aims at presenting a complete picture of man in socio-economic and cultural settings. District Census Handbook was first introduced as an auxilliary to 1951 Census and appeared as a State C0vernment publication in more comprehensive and ambitious form in subsequent censuses. Under the existing instruction, the Director of Census has the responsibility of providing the Census data as well as non-census socia-economic and administrative statistics for this publication which IS the responsibility of the State Govern ment. In 1951 and 1961, it was published in one volume. During 1971, this publication was proposed to be presented in three parts. Part-A incorporated the Town and Village Directorins, Part-B incorporated the Primary Census Abstract and provided data upto village fevel for the rural are]. and upto enumeration block level for the urban area. Part-C incorporated other Census tables and administrative statistics.
According to the publication programme of 1981 Census, it has to be pubilshed in two parts. Part-A will comprise the Village and Town Directory whereas Part-B will contain Village and Town-wise Primary Census Abstract. The first Part_ Part-A consists of important statistical information relating to each town besides an array of statistical data relating to land use and various other amenities available in each village. Part-B ot the present publication contains the essential census data known as Primary Census Abstract which provides demognphic det:lils of elch district, ohl.Sil, police st.1tion and down to each vill'ige and town and within the town, e).ch ward. The aforesaid statistical information is enriched by the administntive map of the administrative units viz., district, tahasil and police station, avail abe in the publication. These maps have been prep:ued in the Directorate of Census on the basis of maps obtained from the competent local authorities. In the Police Station maps, villages have been presented by their location code number for want of space. For the names of villages, one would have to refer to the alphl.betical list of villlge of e3.ch tah3.Sil, which are avail3.ble both in Part-A and Part-B for facility of the readers.
With the object of avoiding delay and also to make each volume nandy and not-too bulky, it hlS been decided to bring out 1981 District Census Handbook in two parts.
In pursuance of the scheme for publica tion of the District Census Handbook, an analytical note has been provided explaining the census concepts adopted in the opera tion for easy appreciation of the subjects covered in the directory. An administrative map of the district is given at the beginning of the volume. Brief history of the district h:ls [vIii]
been provided for introducing the district to the reader. The scope of Village Directory, Town Directory, Statements and Primary Census Abstract has been explained with reference to the contents of statements available in the publication.
The geographical aspect of the district including decadal jurisdictional changes available in the publication is intended to make it more informative. Another venture of 1981 is presentation of major characteristics of the district puticullrly in relation to the economic resources as furnished by the district authorities in t~e variou,s fi~lds of admiK:1i stration. This is directed to provide an interesting profile of the districf to the reader as well as :lppreciation of developmental activity in the district during the decade. Notes I on different codes used in this directory have been provided for the convenience of the reader in understanding the data. Note on places of religious/historical interest has been provided to make the publication more interesting. The analysis of census results of the district at the end will be of some interest to the readers and data users.
Information on amenities in the Village Directory has been collected from the Tahasildars and Block Development Officers. A very few selected items were collected through the census enum~rJ'l:or during his door-to-door visit. The Executive Officers of Municipalitie,s and Notified Area Councils provided such d~ on towns. The collection and compilation of such massive data of each village and town was a stupendous task. Despite all possible care taken through intensive check and re-check to remove dis crepancies in facts and figures, possibility of errors still creeping in can not be altogether ruled out.
I must express my deep gratitude to Shri P. Padmanabha, l. A. 5., Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India and Shri N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Sodal 5tudies) for the timely guid~nce and advice through circulars.
I must pl3.ce on record my deep appreciation and thanks to the Departments of Gc vernment of Orissa, heads of Departments, local bodies, District Officers, Tahasildars, Block Development Officers, Executive Officers of Municipalities and Notified Area Councils for whose active co-operation and help the voluminous compilation has been possible.
For providing additional inform a tion on general cha.racteristics of the district as economic activity, decad3.1 changes (1971-81) of special note, I am grateful to Shri D. C. Gupta, 1. A. 5. and Shri F. B. Das, I. A. 5. District Magistr.Hes and Shri B. Chatterjee I. A. 5., Shri S. N. Mohapatra, O. A. S. (1) Additional District Magistrate cum-District Census Officers, Kendujhar who h.ld taken keen interest in making this compilation more informative.
For timely scnltiny, compilation and tabulation of District Census Handbook data, the supervision and assistance rendered by Shri B. Sahu, O. A. 5 (I) .. N. C. Dutta, O. A. S. (I), J. Panda, O. A. S. (I), P. C. Roy, O. A. S. (I), and P. K. Moh3.patra, O. A. S. (I), Deputy Directors-in-charge of Regional Tabulation Offices and their staff are worth mentioning. The job would hlve been difficult but for their diligent and tireless effort. In my office, I am spec.i4l1y thankful to Shrj S. K. Swain, Deputy Director, Shri Madar. Mohan Das, O. A. 5., Deputy Director, 5hri C. R. Mohanty, Asst. Director and the staff of District Census Handbook, Map and Printing branches of the Census Directorate fL.r diligence and ze].1 shown in this important assignment. Its expeditious preparation has placed a heavy burden on all officers and staff of this office. To each of them I am deeply obliged. The AddItional Director of Survey &. Map Publication, Orissa, Cuttack has ensured printing d.nd to him I offer my thanks.
BhubaneSWBf, A. R. NANDA September, 1982. [ix]
In my office, I am spec.i!lUy thankful to Shri S. K. Swain, Deputy Director, Shri Madan Mohan Das, O. A. S., Deputy Director, Shri C. R. Mohanty, Asst. Director and the staff of District Census Handbook, Map and Printing branches of the Census Directorate for :filigence .lnd zel1 shJwn in this impJrunt ..15 si go '11 l'!n t. Its expeditious preparation has placed a heavy burden on all officers and staff of this office. To each of them I am deeply obliged. The Additional Director of Survey &. Map Publication, Orissa, Cuttack has ensured printing and to him I offer my tlunks.
BhubaneSW41, A. R. NANDA September, 1982.
IMPORTANT STATISTICS
ORISSA KENDOJHA~ STATE DISTRICT
POPULATION Total Persons 26,370,271 1,114,622 Males 13,309,786 562,157 Females 13,060,485 552,465
Rural Persons 23,259,984 988,266 Males 11,636,404 494,491 Females 11,623,580 493,775
Urban Persons 3,110,287 126,356 Males 1,673,382 67,666 Females 1,436,905 58,690
DECENNIAL POPULATION +20'17 +16'65 GROWTH RATE 1971-81
AREA (Sq. Kms.) 1,55,707'0 8,303'0
DENSITY OF POPULATION 169 134 (Per Sq. Km.)
SEX RATIO (Number of 981 DB3 Female~ per 1000 Males)
LITERACY RATE Persons 34'23 30'22- Males 47'10 42'98 Females 21'12 17'24
PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPU- 11'79 11'34 LATION TO TOTAL POPUlo,llON
PER CEI"T AGE TO TOTAL PO PUlATION :
[i] Main workers Persons 32'75 32'41 Males 54·38 5325 Females 1070 11'20
[ii] Marginal workers Persons 5'26 657 Males 1'48 2'01 Females 9'11 11'22
[iii] Non-workers Persons 61'99 6102 Males 44'14 44'74 Femalo" 80'19 77'58 LXII~
ORISSA KENDUJHAR STATE DISTRICT Break-up of Main worker. :
PERCENTAGE AMONG MAfN WORKERS :
[ i ] Cultivators Persons 46'94 f;e.~ Males 51'27 55'17 Females 24'50 27'76
[ ii ] Agricultural t.abcMlrers Persons 27'76 2267 twlales 22'65 18°36 Females 54'24 43'58
[ iii ] Household Industry Persons 3'30 2'53 Males 2'84 2'43 Females 5'69 3'02
[ iv ] Other workers Persons t'2'C)o 2.'32 Males 2~·1l. 2.\~ Females 15-57 25'66
PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED Persons 14'66 11'16 CASTES POPULATION TO Males 14'60 11'14 TOTAL POPULATION Females 14-71 1i'18
PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED Persons a-43 314'82 TRIBES POPULATION TO Males H'O§ 44,11; TOTAL POPULATION Females 22'78 45'49
NUMBER OF OCCUPIED 4.607.626 201.200 RESIDENTIAL HOUSES
NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 10,887 2,108 Inhabited 46.553 2.045 Uninhabited 4,334 61
NUMBER OF TOWNS 108 6 CONTENTS PAGE.
Foreword v Preface vii Important Statistics xi
Analytical Note: (i) Census Concepts 1 (ii) Briel History of the District 11 (iii) District Census Handbooks 13 (iv) Scope of village Directory 15 (v) Sc?;>e of Town Directory 17 (vi) Physical aspects of the District 19 (vii) Major characteristics of the District 21 (viii) Analysis on village and Town Directory Data 36
SECTION I_VILLAQE DIRECTORY
'Tetkoi Tahasil 1. Telkoi P. S. (a) Alphabetical list of villages 52 (b) Amenities and land use 54
2. Pandapara P. S. (a) Alphabetical list of villages 6& (b) Amenities and land use 68
3. Kanjipani P. 5. (a) Alphabetical list of villages 78 (b) Amenities and land use 80
Barbil Tahasil 1. Joda P. S. (a) Alphabetical list of villages 92 (b) Amenities and land use 94
2. Barbil P. S. (a) Alphabetical list of villages 105 (b) Amenities and land use 106
3. Champua P. S. (Portion) (a) Alphabetical list of villages 113 (b) Amenities and land use 114 [xiv]
PAGB Champua Tahasil 1. Champua P. S. (Portion) (a) Alphabetical list of villages 122 (b) Amenities and Land use 124 2. Baria P. S. (a) Alphabetical list of villages 136 (b) Amenities and land use 138
Kendujhar Tahasil 1. Kendujhar Sadar P. S.
(a) Alphabetical list of villages 150 (b) Amenities and Land use 154 2. Patana P. S. (a} Alphabetical Jist of villages 177 (b) Amenities and Land use 180 3. Ghatgaon P. S. (a) Alphabetical list of villages 202 (b) Amenities and land use 204
4. Harichandanpur P. S. (a) Alph:lbetical list of villages 216 (b) Amenities and land use 218
5. Daitari P. S. (a) Alphabetical list of villages 229 (b) Amenities and land use 230
Anandapur Tahasil 1. Sainkul P. S. (a) Alphabetical list of villages 238 (b) Amenities and land use 240
2. Anandapur P. S. (a) Alphabetical list of villages 255 (b) Amenities and land use 258
3. 5050 P.s. (a) Alphabetical list of villages 281 (b) Amenities and land use 282 [xv]
PAG}!. Appendices
Appendix ,_Tahasilwise abstract of Educational, Medical and other Amenities 290
Appendix II-land utilisation data in respect of non-municipal towns (Cencus Towns) 294
Appendix IJI-Tahasil/Police station wise Jist of villages where no amenity other than the drinking water facility is available 295
Appendix IV-list of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges 300
SECTION II_TOWN DIRECTORY
Codes used in the Town Directory 339
Statement_1 345 Statement_II 346 Statement_III 347 Statement_IV 348
Statement_V 350 Statement_VI 352
ANNEXURE 355 [xVi]
liST Of MAPS
Facing PAOli 1 Kendujhar District 1 " 2 Telkoi Ta;hasUI 49 " 3 Telkoi P.S. 51 " 4, P.~nq~PAr"'h ~.~ " 65- 5 Kanjfpam P..S. " 71 6 B,ar,b}f Ta~~slf_ l " ~, 7 JRP~,~'~~ " 9ih 8 Barbil P.S. 103 " 9 Champua P.S. (Portion) 111 " 10 Champua T.ahaSiI " 1:1t'~ 11 Champua P.S. (Portion) " 12J~ : 12 Baria P.~. " 135 13 Kendhujhar Tahasil 147 " 14 Kendujhar Sadar P.S. 149 " Patana P.S. 175 15 " Ghatgaon P,S. 16 " 201 Harichandanpur P.5. 17 " 215 Daitari P.S. 227 18 " Anandapur Tahasil 235 19 " Sainkul P,5. 237 20 " Anandapur 253 21 r.s. " 5050 P.S. 279 22 " ANALYTICAL NOTE
Census Concepts far from sharp, since condition varies from coun C:;ome of the important concepts and defi try to country and it has not been possible to _.0ns used in 1981 Census and frequently formulate'. a .uniform definition which can be .,,,tioned in this publication are briefly applicable to all places. ained below. For the purpose of 1981 Census in India, an ilJage urban area has been defined as : It has been the Census tradition to present .4tistks by rural-urban break-up. Villages and (a) all places with a Municipality, Corpo Towns are universaUy accepted as the basic ration or Cantonment Board or Notified units of human habitation. A IIVillage" refers Town Area. to any tract of land recognised as a village by and (b) all other places satisfying the follow the local administration in the revenue record. ing criteria: The revenue vHfage may have a definite surveyed boundary or not. The revenue village may (i) a minimum population of 5, 000, comprise several hamlets which do not have (ii) atleast 75 per cent of the male working definite boundary or areas distinctly marked. The population engaged in non-agricultural revenue village is inclusive of the sites ot (and allied) activity, residence of the inhabitants and the entire area including hills, nalas, cultivable land and village (iii) a population density of atleast 400 per forest, but excluding reserve forest. An lJn Sq. Km. (or 1, 000 per Sq. Mile). inhabited village is one which does not have any residential population in- the entire tract. A Similar criteria were also adopted during 1971 revp.,nue village may comprise several hamlets Census. with'a. boundary in case of a surveyed village or a notio::1al boundary in case of unsurveyed village; Thus the area statutorily Ilotified by the State but the entire village is one unit for presentation Government as "Municipalities" and "Notified of census data. Area Councils" have been brought under the urban frame of Census. Besides, there are some There are some forest villages loca ted inside marginal cases having distinct urban characteri reserve forests and recognised by the State stic which as such do not qualify to be town by Government, which have been taken as villages the State Government. Such cilses-13 in number for the purpose of census. Similarly, inside the throughout the State were finalised by the Dire reserve forest, some clusters ot habita tion were ctor of Census in consultation with the District located, which are sometimes unauthorised in the Magistrates, which have been presented under eye of law. Such cases were also recognised as the nomenclature of non-statutory census town, villages by way of treating clusters inside the satisfying the following conditions: jurisdiction of a forester's beat as one village. In course of the decade, several areas in the (a) a minimum population of 5, 000 as projected State remaining unsurveyed upto the previous in 1981 ; census, have been surveyed in the meanwhile and such villages were included in the frame of {b) atleast 75 per cent of the male working current census. population engaged in non-agriculturaE pursuits; Town No society can be strictly termed as fully (c) a density of population of atleast 400 per urb.:!n or completely rural. The dividing line is a Sq. Km. (or 1,000 per Sq. Mile) 2
Classification of Towns Standard Urban Area During the 1971 Census, a new concept of It has been customary for the census to classify "Standard Urban Area" was intrDduced in the the towns according to the size of their popu context of urban classification. The Standard lation. For 1981 opera tion, the classifica tion was Urban Area is defined as the projected growth as follows: area of a city or town having a population of CLASS POPULATION 50, 000 or more during a period of two or three decades. While delineating Standard Urban Area I 100,000 and Above it is not only necessary to take into account the 50,000_99,999 II towns and villages which will get merged into It, III 20,000_49,999 but also the intervening areas which are poten IV 10,000_19,999 tially urban. The Standard Urban Area is a v 5,000_ 9,999 long-term planning area having a growth poten tial in a longer time span. In the context of VI Less than 5,000 developmental planning for urban areas I it is desirable to fix the Standard Urban Area beyond Urban Agglomeration the boundary of large town having growth The concept of "Urban Agglomeration" potential over a period of 20 years or so. introduced during 1971 Census has also been adopted during 1981 to take care of the conti T~e standard urban area includes all areaS nuous urban spread of a recognised urban area...... t11'tFl have any or all of the following characteri Very often, large railway,colonies, university sticS (b) to (e), while characteristic (a) should be campuses, port areas and military camps etc. the basic minimum: come up around the statutory boundary limit of the city or town having distinct urban chara (a) Core town having minimum population of cteristics. Such areas may not by themselves 50,000; qualify to be treated as towns, but form a (b) Predominent urban land use; continuous spread with toe town as 'out-growths' of the town and deserve to be treated as urban. (c) Intensive interaction with urban Such town(s) together with their out-growths centres as reflected in communication have been treated as urban units and are called for the purposes of work and secondary "Urban Agglomerations". Thus an Urban educational facilities; extension of city Agglomeration may comprise: bus service, sale of commodities like milk, dairy products, vegetables (other (a) a city with continuous urban out-growth, than those transported by rail or truck (the part of the out-growth being outside haul) and purchase of food grains, clothes, the statutory limits but falling within the general provisicns, etc. by the consumers boundaries of the adjoining village or directly; . villages) or (d) Anticipated urban growth as a result of (b) one town with similar out-growth or two future location of industry, market, transport or more adjoining towns with their out and communication, administrative and growths as in (a) or servicing facilities;
(c) a city and .one or more adjoining towns (e) Existence of big villages with large popu with their out-growths all of which form a lation o~ working force engaged in non continuous spread. agricultural and industrial categories.
Accordingly, eight Urban Agglomerations Taking these factors into account the have been formed in the 19B1 Census throughout following standard urban areas were formed the State. during the 1971 Census; 1. Samba Ipur 3
2. Raurkela, 3 Baleshwar, 4. Cuttack, Household 5. Jeypur, 6. Brahmapur, 7. Bhubaneswar A 'Household' is a brouP of persons who and 8. Puri. The standard urban areas of commonly live together and would take their these towns were finalised in consultation with meals from a common kitchen unless the exi the Town and Country Planning Organisation of gencies of work prevented any of them from Government of India and Town Planning doing so. There may be a household of persons Organisation of Government of Orissa and are related by blood or a household of un-related" continued in 1981 Census. persons or having a mix of both. Example of There is subtle difference between the stan unrelated households are boarding houses, dard urban area and urban ;:tggk neration. For messes, hotels, residential hotels, rescue the urban agglomeration out- gr owths should be homes, jails and ashrams etc. These are called "institutional households". There may be one cc'ntiguous having distinct urban characterstics, member households, two-member-households whereas, standard urban areas would cover both or multi-member households. For Census urban and rural areas around a core town which purposes, each one of these types is regarded are likely to be urbanised within a period of two as a household. If a group of persons who are to three decades. un-rela ted to each 0ther live in a census house, Building but do not have their meals from the common A "Building" is generally a single structure kitchen, they would not constitute an institu on the ground. Sometimes, it is made up of tional household. Each such person is treated as more than one component unit which are used a separate household. The important link in or likely to be used as dwellings (residence) or finding out whether there is a household or not establishment." such as shops, business houses, is a common kitchen. offices, factories, workshops, schools, places of entertainment, places of worship, godowns Enterprise and stores etc. It is also possible that buildings An "Enterprise" is an undertaking engaged in which have component units may be used for a production and/or distribution of goods and/or combination of purposes such as shop-cum services not for the sole purpose of own residence, workshop-cum-residence, office-cum consumption. The workers in an enterprise may residence etc. Usually, a structure will have 4 consist of members of the household or hired walls and a roof. However, there are some workers or both. An enterprise may be owned areas where the very nature of construction of and operated by one hou~ehold or by several house is such that there may not be any wall. households jointly (on a partnership basis) or A typical example of this may be found in the by an institutional body. 1 he act ivities of an Nolia habitation at Puri, where the house does enterprise may be carried on in a single census not !:lave wall, but an entrance and the conical house or in more than one census house ur in roof which almost touches the ground. Such the open Le. without premises. The activity structures are a Iso trea ted a s buildings. of the enterprise may also be carried on cnly Census House for a part of the year but on a fairly regular A 'Census house' is a building or part of a basis. It may also be possible that mere than building having a separate main entrance from one enterpreneurial activity can be carried out the road or common courtyard or staircase etc. in one census house. However, the results ()f used or recognised as a separate unit. It may such economic census aher tabulation are be occupied or vacant. It may be used for a being brought out by the Central Statistical residential or non-residential purpose or both. Organisa tion separately. This e~ (ercise was extended to provide data for t he ~Ianners An "occupied residential house" is a census regarding categories of anTicultural and non house which is partly or wholly used for the agricultural enterprises. The voluminl us data purpose of residence at the time of Census included location of enterprise, description of enumeration. the activities of enterprise, nature of operation, 4 type of ownership, social group of owner, 17 Chachati power/fuel used for the activity and the total 18 Chakali number of hired persons usually working in the 19 Chamar, Mochi, Muchi, Satnami enterprise. 20 Chandala Literate 21 Chandhai Maru A person is considered to be literate if he is 22 Cherua, Chhelia able to read and write in any language with 23 Dandasi understanding. A person who can merely read 24 Dewar but can not write is not literate. It is not 25 Dhanwar necessary that a person who is literate should Dhoba, Dhobi have received any formal education or should 26 have passed any minImum educational 27 Dom, Dombo, Duria Dom standard. All children of the age of 4 years 28 Dosadha or less have been treated as illiterate, even if 29 Ganda the child is going to school and may have 30 Ghantarghada, Ghantra picked up reading and writing a few odd words. 31 Ghasi, Ghasia Scheduled Caste 32 Ghogia The Scheduled Castes are specified in 33 Ghusuria the Government of India (modification) order 34 Godagali of 1956. 93 castes have been notified as 35 Godari Scheduled Castes in this $ta teo 36 Godra One caste, viz., 'Kuli' in'SambaJpur district 37 Gokha has been dropped from the Scheduled Caste list 38 Gora;t, Korait as per the Amendment Order, 1976. 39 Haddi, Hadi, Hari 40 Irika SCHEDULED CASTES LIST FOR ORISSA 41 Jag~li 1 Adi Andhra 42 Kandra, Kandara
2 Amant, Amat 43 ~arua 3 Audhelia 44 Katia 4 Badaik 45 KeJa 5 Bagheti, Baghuti 46 Khadala 6 Bajikar 47 Kodalo, Khodalo 7 Sari 48 Kori 8 Bariki 49 Kummari 9 Basar, Burud 50 Kurunga 10 Bauri 51 laban 11 Bauti 52 laheri 12 Bavuri 53 Madari 13 Bedia, Bejia 54 Madiga 14 Beldar 55 Mahuria 15 Bhata 56 Mala, Jhala, Malo, Zala 1. Bhoi 57 Mang 5
58 Mangan SCHEDULED TRIBES lISTifOR ORISSA 59 Mehra, Mahar 1 Bagata 60 Mehtar, Bhangi 2 Baiga 61 Mewar 3 Banjara, Banjari 62 Mundapotta 4 Bathudi 63 Musahar 5 Bhottada, Dhotada 64 Nagarchi 6 Bhuiya, Bhuyan 65 Namasudra 7 Bhumia 66 Paidi 8 Bhumij 67 Painda 9 Bhunjia 68 Pamidi 10 Binjhal 69 Pan, Pano 11 Binjhia, Binjhoa 70 Panchama 12 Birhor 71 Panika 13 Bondo Poraja 72 Panka 14 Chenchu 73 Pantanti 15 Dal 74 Pap 16 Desua Bhumij 75 Pasi 17 Dharua 76 Patial, Patikar, Patratanti, Patua. 18 Didayi 77 Rajna 19 Cadaba 78 Relli 20 Candia 79 Sabakhia 21 Ghara 80 Samasi 22 Cond,Gondo 81 Sanei 23 Ho 82 Sapari 24 Holvd 83 Sauntia, Santia 25 Jatapu 84 Sidhria 26 JuanS 85 Sinduria 27 Kandha Cauda 86 Siyal 28 Kawai 87 Tamadia 29' K'haria, Kharian 88 Tamudia 30 Kharwar 89 Tania 31 Khond, Kond, Kandha, Nanguli Kandha, 90 Tiar Sitha Kandha 91 Turi 32 Kisan 92 Ujia 33 Kol 93 Valamiki, Valrniki 34 Kolah Loharas, Kol Loharas Scheduled Tribe 35 Kolha, 36 Koli, Malhar A person is taken as a Scheduled Tribe, if he belongs to anyone of the tribes specified in the 37 Kondadora Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe List (Modi- 38 Kora fication), Order, 1956. 39 Korua 6
40 Kotid the expressions used were "Workers" and "Dependents". In 1931, the concepts used were 41 Koya "earner", "working dependent" and "non-working 42 Kulis dependent". In 1951, the categories were 43 lodha "self supporting persons", "earning dependents" 44 Madia and "non-earning dependents". In 1961 and 1971, 45 Mahali however, there was a shift to the labour-force approach, according, to which a person was tre 46 Mankidi ated as "worker" if his activity during the refer 47 Mankirdia ence period was productive one. Thus, from 1961 48 Matya the concept of worker and non-worker came into 49 Mirdhas being. The difference in the concepts in 1961, 1971 and 1981 Censuses is summarised below; 50 Munda, Munda lohara, Munda Mahalis 51 Mundari (a) 1961 Census 52 Omanatya "Workers" = mian workers + marginal 53 Oraon workers of 1981 "Non-workers" = non-workers of 1981 54 Parenga 55 Paroja (b) 1971 Census 56 Pentia "Workers" = main workers of 1981. 57 Rajuar "Non-workers" = marginal workers + non-workers of 1981. 58 Santal Saora, Savar, Saura, Sahara 59 The questions which were canvassed in the 60 Shabar, lodha individual slips during 1981 Census to elicit 61 50unti information on the characteristics of the 62 Tharua population were as follows; I. Q. 14A Worked any time at all last year? Worker and Working Population Yes The population ot a country can be divided No (HfSTfDfRfBflfO) into economically active and inactive. The econo II. Q. 14B If yes in 14A, did you work mical active group is generally referred to as the for major part of last year? working population. What proportion of our Yes (1)/No. (2) population are engaged in work or are economi cally active and what job they do for their living, III. Q. 15A Main activity last year? these are the issues which the Census proposed Yes in 14B (CfAlfHHIIOW) to obtain through its massive opera tion in order No in 14B (HfSTfDfRfBfl/O) to provide a broad dimensiunal picture of the IV. Q. 15B 14B Yes_Any other work any time labour-force. The Censuses conducted so far last year 7 Yes_ls:1AL/lif-!_YO~n~~ contain a w~alth of economic data. There have 14B No_Work done any time last been experimentations with the definitions from year 7 (CJAL/HHIJOW) Census to Census and as a result, the definition .... of working forc ~ has rarely remained unchanged V. Q. 16 If no in 14A or 14B, seeking! between two Censuses as would be evident from available for work 7 Yes (1)/No. (2) the paragraphs to follow. Basically, during 1981 Census the questions "The means of livelihood" approach was have befln formulated so as to divide the popu adopted from 1901 upto 1951. From 1901 to 1921 lation into those who have worked any time at 7
an during the last year and those who have not If the number of main workers, marginat worked at all. Having classified the populaticn workers and non-workers are added up, one into these two broad streams, the next attempt would arrive at the total puputatic n itself. In WJS t'J dfvide those who have worked any time other words, these are exclusive ca tegc riEs. into two sub-streams viz., those who have Main activity of workers has been c1as ~ified' worked in some economic activity over a period into the following four broad categcries : of 6 months or more or in both the agricul tural seasons and those whose work can be considered (iJ Cultivator as marginal or secondary (i.e. less than 6 months). -A person is regarded as cultivator if he (Jr she Finally an attempt has atso been made to deter is engaged either as employer, single worker or mine whether those who are non-workers or family worker in cultivation of lan(i owned or those who are marginal workers are either held from Government or hela tram private seeking or are ~vailable for work. persons or institutions for payment in rr,oney, kind or share. Cultivation includes supervision or direction of cultivation. Cultivation involves "Work" has been defined as participation in ploughing, sowing, harvesting and production of any economically productive activity. Such cereals and millet crops viz., wheat, paddy, participation may be physical or mental in nature. Jawar, bajra and other crop5c, such as sugarcane" Work involves not only actual work but also groundnut etc. and pulses, raw Jute and kindred effective supervision and direction of work. In all fibre crops, cotton, etc. and does not include these questions the reference period is one year fruit, growing of vegetables or keeping orchard preceding the date of enumeration. Some work or groves or working of plantation like tea, viz., agriculture and household industry are carried coffee, rubber etc. on either throughout the year or during a parti cular season or part of the year depending on (ii) Agricultural Labourer local circumstances. In such cases the reference A person who works in anothH person's land period has been the broad time span of the for wages in money, kind or share is regarded as.. agricultural season preceding the enUmera tion an agricultural labourer. He or she has no risk in has been kept. the cultivation, but merely works in another person's land for wages. An agriculural: abourer An attempt has been made in this publication has no right of lease or contract on land on to present data .rela ting to "main workers", which he/she works. "marginal workers" and "non-workers" separa tely. In case of main workers the distribution of (iii) Household Industry such workers among cultivators and agricultural "Household Industry" is defined as an industry labourers, those engaged j n household industry conducted by the head of household himself/her and other workers have also been given. The self and lor by the members of the household at rTo1in workers are those who have worked tor a home or within the village in rural areas and on Iy mJ.jor part of the year preceding the within the precincts of the nouse where the (~llurTleration. household lives in urban areas. It should invotve production, processing, servicing or repair of "Marginal workers" are those who have articles or goods, not on the scale of a registered worked any time at all in the year preceding the factory. The larger proportion of workers in a enumeration but have not worked for a major household industry should consist of members.. part nf the year. The type of work in which of the household including the head. marginal worker were engaged Ilave been el1c.Jted through question 15B. Tne main characteristics of the "Household industries" are the fallowing:
"Non-wnrkers" are those who have not a) One or more members of the household! worked ally time a t all in the vear preceding the must participa teo Participa tion by hired enumera tion. labour must be minimum. 8
Ib) The activity should felate to some iii) Dependents production, processing, servicing, repairing iv) Retired persons or rentiers or making and selling of goods. v) Beggars etc. .c) The goods produced sh')uld not be for vi) In-natE's of institutions consumption by the household itself but vii) Other non-workers should be wholly or partly for sell. d) In an urban area the industry must be (i) Household duties carried on in the precincts of the house in This covers all persJns wh. area '>!1gaged in r which the household lives. In the rural un-paid home duties and wh·' d" n .. I..'f wnrk, areas, the industry may be anywhere or have not done any work at ..ill durinf.; ~he last within the limits of the village. one year. If a person who norm.1Jly d ttf'nds to household duties is also engaf;ed In SOIl'P £"~ (.[1'1- -e) The activity should not be on the scale of mic activity, then he or she is a wC'rku. For a registered factory. example, a housewife may help in farrJly tulti f) Professions such as those practised by vation or agricul ture or make and sell cowdun~ Pleader, Doctor, Barbar, Musician, Da ncer, cakes etc. at odd times. ShC! is treated as worker. Dhobi, Astrologer etc. will not be House hold Industry. (iiJ Students This will cover all full-time students and (ivJ Other Workers children attending school. If a student partici pates in some economically productive work, like All workers i.e. those who have been engaged helping sometimes as an un-paid family worker in some economic activity during the last one in family cultivation etc. such students should be year, but are not cuI tivators or agricul tural treated as a worker and not as student. Very labourers or eng:lged in household industry are often t~e daughter in the family helps in the "Other Workers". This includes factory workers, household work though she is studying fulf time, plantation workers, those in trade, commerce, in which case she is treat~d as student. business, transport, mining, construction, political or 5)ci11 w)rk, all Governm~nt servants, teachers, priests and artists etc. In effect, all those ,who (iii) Dependent This includes all dependents such as infants work in any field of economic activity other :4 than cultivator, agricultural labourer or household or children not attending school f)r a pE'Ts('n permanently disabled from work because of ill industry are other workers. ness or old age. Dependents include even able Other particulars, viz., name of the establish bodied persons who can not be categoric;ed in ment, description of work, nature of industry, any other category of non-worker but .He trade or service and class of worker were also dependent on others. obtained in respect of those who returned '''household industry" or "Other work" as their (iv) Retired persons or rentters activity. A person who has retired from service and is doing no other work and is not employed again Non-worker in some full time work or engaged in some other In case :Jf tl~rs )ns wh·) are non-workers work such as cultivation, bUSiness, trade etc. cr throughout, information rela ti.ng to them '.}~: ~ person who is a rentier or living on agridutura I :been obtain:!d throu3h cat~gories, as menti~ or non-agricultural royalty, rent or dividend Qr below: any other person of independent meflns for securing which he/she does not have to work i) Household duties comes under this category. If a retired person ii ii) Students doing some work,;n such case he)she is a worker, 9
(v) Beggar police station, town!> have been given in sq. km. This covers beggars, vagrants or persons The Tahasildars had reported the area figures in without indication of source of income and those ~cres in respect of the units in the rural area, without specified source of subsistence, who are whereas the Executive Officers of the lirban not engaged in economically productive work. bodies have reported the area figuers for the urban units. The area report in acres by such function (vi) Inmates of institutions aries were converted into sq. km. Regarding the area of the villages, the same were also furnished This covers convicts in Jails or inmates of a by the Tahasildars. The total area of all tahasils penal, mental or charitable institution, even of the district does not add upto the area of the if such persons are compelled to do some work district because the former represents the land such as carpentry, carpet weaving, vegetable use area and is derived from the figures supplied growing etc. in such institution. However, an by the local revenue authorities. Similarly the under-trial prisoner enumerated in a jail is reco total of the village area may not tally with the rded for the work he/she was doing before he/she rural areas of the tahasil. The difference may be was apprehended. Similarly a person temporarily due to the fact that the village area may not in a hospital or similar institution is recotded necessarily include the area under hills and rivers for the kind of work he/she was doing before etc. which are included in the tahasil area. being admitted into the hospital or institution. Besides, there are also varying methods on compu However, the previous work is not recorded in tation adopted at different levels. Area figures respect of long term under trial prisoner or for the unsurveyed revenue villages have been convict or for long term inmates of penal, mental left blank like the forest villages and are indicated or charitable institutions. A person is considered as "Not available". as 'long term' ,if he or she is in such an institution for 6 months or more. Though there has been no change in the boundlry of the State between 1971-81, the (vii) Other non-workers revised computation in the area of some districts This includes all non-workers who do not has resulted in marginal decrease of 135 sq. kms·. come under any of the above six categories, but are looking for work. A boy or girl who has Density completed education or has stopped studying and Th~ density (populatiC!n per sq. km.) shown for is looking for work comes under this category. the St:tte/District/Tahasil/Police Station/Town have Alternatively a person who is merely spending been worked out using the area figure corrected time at horne as a dependent and is not dOing up to two places of decimals. any work and not seeking any work is not coming under this category. In case of students who Spelling of administrative unit may be seeking work and are qUite prepared to As explained above, the spellings of district give up studies, if they get a job they are to be have been adopted from the Survey of India to recorded as 'Students'. maintain uniformity at all-Indil level. However, the spellings of lower units, viz., tlhlSils, police Area figure stations, village, town are in confirmity with the In keeping with the census tradition, the spellings available in the State Government Surveyor General of India provides the ltea records. figures for the State and district level. Hence the area figures of the district along with the spelling Physically handicapped persons of the district name as adopted by the Surveyor It is customary for the Census to introduce General, India has been adopted in the publi new concepts in every census. Accordingly an cHion, with a view to maintaining uniformity of Ht~m~t was mlde durin~ lhe housel;sting opera data at the national level. The area figures of the tion conducted in April-M:ly, 1950 to find out units down below the drstrict level, viz, tahaSil, the statistics reg'lrding the physically hlndicapped () persons all over the country. Physically handi either one arm and/or leg did not claSSify a person capped persons were broadly recorded under as totally crippled. There are other situations three categories, viz., totally blind, totally cripp where a person unfortuna tely suffers from more led and totally dumb. than one of the afores3.id disabilities. In such cases, the intention was to record the persons by greater disability. For example, a person may The term "Totally crippled" refers to such be both blind and dumb or blind and crippled. In persons who have not lost their arms or limbs. such cases the intention was to find out the The loss of arms or legs or all the 4 limbs refers grea ter disability, whether blindness is considered to loss of both the arms or loss of both the legs. as greater disability than either dumbness or It is not necessary that the disabled should have being crippled. Similarly being crippled is greater lost both arms and legs. The loss of either of disability than being dumb. In the extreme these i.e., both arms or both legs would be suffi caiies, where a person suffered from all the 3 cient for classification as totally crippled. The disabilities, it was recorded under the category loss here refers to the inability to use and not 'blind' which is certainly the most unfortunate necessarily physical absence. Thus a paralytic disability. It was usual to find a person blind or who has lost use of both the legs or both the crippled due to old age and such cases were also arms was taken as totally crippled, though the taken note of and ca tegorised under appropria te limbs are physically available. However, the loss of classification since he suffered from disabilities. Brief History of the District
The early history of Kendujhar, like other Mlnkarmcha (3,639 ft.), Gonasika (3,219 ft.) (;lrs~ while princely States of Orissa, is fragme and Thakurani (3,OJ3 ft.). This hill range also ntary. If tradition and the papers in the Raja's serves as the water-shed of river Bait-erani in possession are to be believed, Vpper Kendujhar the north and Brahmani in the south and, and Mayurbh3nj formed part of a State called interestingly enough, is the home of tribal Huiharpur. Kendujhar became a separate State population, viz., Bhuiyans and Juang. There are by about 1128 A. D. and was ruled by the some table lands on the summit of these hills, Bhanjas However, during the British regime, the which are fit for pasture and tillage. administration of Kendujhar between 1907-1928 was managed by Government directly and According to the ~urveyor General India, slibsequently in January, 1929, it was restored the area of the district is 8,303 sq. km. The to Balabhadra Narayan Bhanja son of Gopinath population of the district is 1,114,622 which Narayan Bhanja who came to occupy the Gaddi. includes 124,379 Scheduled Castes and 499,567 A peculiarity is noticeable in respect of this Scheduled Tribes. Both area-wise and population State. In 1803, when Orissa was first conquered wise the district ranks twelfth in the State. The by the British, and the tributary chiefs entered Scheduled Tribe population accounts for 44'82 into treaty engagements in that year, for the. per cent of the total population of the district. reasons yet to by ascertained, the engagement with the chief of the Kendujhar did not materia After merger of the princely state of r lise till December, 1804. However, for all Kendujha as explained earlier the district intents and purposes, there has been no differe came under the direct administra tion of the ·nce in the sta tus and privileges of the thief of Orissa Government and the revenue administra tion throughout the Sta te (oak a uniform this State with those of other chiefs in his relation with the British Government. Durinb the pattern gradually. A District Magistrate ,~is in overall charge of the district adminis.tration regime of Raja Balabhadra Narayan Bhania, the under wh.)m three Sub-Divisional Officers are princely State of Kendujhar merged with Orissa available with comparatively smaller jurisdic on 1st January, 1948 and was constituted into a tions. The district is divided into 3 Sub-divisions separate district of Orissa State. viz., Anandapur, Kendujhar Sadar and Champua. For efficient revenue administration, the district The district has two distinct and dissimilar is broken into 5 Tahasils, the (owest unit of the natural regions, roughly bisected by the State revenue administration' in the State viz., Highway running from Chainbasa to Jajpur Road (1) Anandapur, in Anandapur Sub-division, and passing through the district Headquarters. (2) Kendujhar Sadar and (3) Telkoi in Kendujhar To the east of {his hitshway is a gentle slope from $ldar Sub-division, besides (1) Champua and the belt of hills spreading out into the plain land (2) Barbil Tahasils in Champua Sub.;division.-· of Anandapur and portion of Sadar Sub-division. These tahasils control the revenue administra. The river Baitarani flows through the plain land tion of 2,106 number of revenue villases in the having a number of confluences with its tributa district, grouped into 43 Revenue Inspector's ries To the west of the State highway, one Circles, in pursuance of the Government finds ranges of lofty hills tracing from the instructions after introduction of tahasil southern extremity to the northern and administration in the State. extending to Singbhum district of Bihar on one hand and the adjoining frontiers of Sundargarh leaving aside the hierarchy of the revenue district and Dhenkanal d strict on the, other. administration, for the purpose of develop These hill ranges contain some of the very high mental administration the di5trict ha s been peaks of Orissa, viz., Gandhamardan (3,477 ft.), divided into 13 C. D. Blocks, which are being 12 manned by the Block Developmental Officers. a8ainst the existence of one Notified Area For the purpose of Developmental administra Council recorded during 1951 Census, one tion and in keeping with the decentralisation Municipality and one Notified Area Council of developmental planning, all the villages in during 1961 Census, two Municipalities and one the district have been brought under the fold of Notified Area Council and one non-statutory 169 Cram Panchayats. Census Town during 1971 Census, the present operation has disclosed the existence of 2 Consequent upon rapid urbanisation in the Municipalities equal number of Notified Area post-independence era, creation of towns in the Councils and two non-statutory Census Towns. district has made a phenomenal prugress. As The district has fifteen Police Stations. District Census Hand Books
Among the traditional documentation of the According to the 1951 publication programme Census, the hirly comprehensive and uniform the District Censlls Handbook was published in publiotbn of District Census Handbook {D. C. H.) one volume and did not contain intorma tion consisting of town and village directory and given in the village and town directory. Apart town and villagewise Primary Census Abstract from this the brief introduction of the district, (P.CA.) fns been found to be very useful and are general features, density map, prescribed tables constantly referred to by the planners and data for general population, economic tables, social users. The District Census H:lndbook is the only and cultural tables and village statistics were publication that incorporates the data down to a provided in the District Census Handbook. The village level in rural area and up to ward level in Primary Census Abstract was given under the the urbln area. The du'l published in these heading "village sta tis tics" . However, the infor volumes are of immense value to the planners, ma tion on villagewise list of displaced persons, scholars and administra tors for the purpose of and information on small scale industries were village level, block level and district level presented in the 1951 District Census Handbook planning and studies. It is a publication of the volume. State Government. The cost thereof'J is borne by the State Government. However, the Director Similarly, 1961 Census publication was of Census of the State is responsible to the presented in one volume. This volume was extent of providing necessary data which are divided into 3 parts. First part contained the obtained through Census. introduction of the district, second part This document was first published as an contained the census tables and the official auxiliary to 1951 Census, consequent upon the statistics was given in the third part. The informa request of the Government of India to State tion given in the Village Directory and Town Government to publish District Census Hand Directory for 1981 Census was not given in the books containing statistical information relating 1961 District Census Handbook. The villagewise to villages, towns and police stations etc. of the Primary Census Abstract was given in the second districts. The Sta te Government agreed to this part under the heading of "Village Directory". and decided to bring out District Census Handbook The information on villagewise list of as a priced publica tion to be published in the industries and tables on fairs and festivals were State Government Press. This publication since presented in 1961 District Census Handbook then is continuing with unbroken chain. Apart publication. from giving the rural statistical information, it readily gives a complete Jist of villages contained According to the 1971 Census publica tion within a Police Station and District. It will not, programme, the District Census Handbooks were nowever, be out of place to mention here tha t to be published in 3 volumes; Part-A containing in many districts, complete list of villages is not the data on amenities, Part-B incorporating maintained properly and the present list is the Primary Census Abstract (P. C. A.) and part-C result of extensive enquiries and contacts with giving administra tive statistics and census tables. different agencies and can be regarded as exhaustive. District Census Handbooks, part-A and part-B for the 1971 Census could be published qUickly. To make the data component more illustrative Both these volumes were in great demand by the maps of the district, tahHil and police station data users, as they contained a vast mass of are also published in the publication. The Police da ta on amenities available in the VillageJT own Station maps showing the villages as per the alongwith demographic features. In regard to poputation size, having different amenities the District Census Handbook Part-C, we faced represented in approved legend will help the difficulties in collecting administrative statistics reader s in e:l sy apprecia tion. from various Offices and our progress in 14
publish ng the reporl was considerabl} delayed. The new feature of 1981 format IS hilvir g A fter obtaining necess:uy sta tistics, much proviSion of the distance range of the particular difficulty h.1d to be encountered rn printing of amenities to a village where it is not present. A the part-C, which was pending in the <.;tate few items of information like adult literacy Government Press at Cl!ttack for a pretty long centres hwe been introduced in the village time. Under compelling circumstances the directory to meet some requ·rement of the manuscript could be printed in the Private Minimum Needs Programme. Presses located at Cuttack and elsewhere. In view of the inordinate delay in collecting Another introduction viz., "total population administrative statistics which would in any case and number of households" for each vilbge has be available to the data users in the publications been shown in the village directory to ascertain of the respective Statistical bureaus/departments the co-relation of the amenities with population of the Sta te Government there W.1S re-thinking and number of household they serve. Since in the ma tter to drop the publica tion of part-C current day pl.1nning h.1s been initiated from the of the District Census Handbook for the 1981 Community Development Block level, Villages Census. coming under each Community Development Blc>ck h.1s been furnished in the annexure of the However, it has been decided to publish the villabe directery for the facility of the admini 1981 Distrlc t Census Handbook in two parts. straters and planners, which is a departure from the earlier Censuses. Part I A' would be confined to village and town directory, whereas part 'B' would be confined Similarly in the Town Directory, information to vilLlge and townwise Primary Census Abstract on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes including Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in statement-IV and availability of Primary Census Abstract upto Police Stationl adult literacy centres in statement-V are innova Town levels. Despite the fact that publication tions keeping in view the requirement of of both the parts in one volume would have Minimum Needs Programme. enhanced the value, it could not be helped in respect of the bigger districts comprising large The sign·ficant change in the Town Directory number of villages and towns. Therefore, the is the provision of cl.1ss of town in all state publica tion h IS been broken up into two volumes ments for analysis of the infrastructure of (Part' A' and 'B'). amenities.
By and IHge, the contents of the Village and Both the Villag~ and Town Directory and Town Directory are almost similar to those objectives of various columns thereunder along adopted for 1971 Census, b:ur.ng a few changes with the connotation of various abbreviations necessitated by the requirements of the used therein have been explained in the planners and data users. reI evan t sections. Scope of Village Directory
The dlta on village directory have been important institutions such as High Schools, presented T ah1Sil/P s.-wise and Village-wise. Colleges, Medical institutions, Post & Telegraph The village incLdes revenue village and the Offices etc. have been shown in the Tahasil clusters of hab: ta tion loca ted in any tract map. An administrative map of the Police mentioned thereunder. The names of villagps 5ta tion has also been presented in the have not been arranged alphabetically since beginning of the village directory of that location code thereof have been provided in Police Station giving' the boundaries of the ascending order. However, for facility of the villages in location codes and tcwns located readers, an alphabetical list of villages under within it and other details similar to the Tahasil each POI,ce Station with its location code map. Besides, villages have also been shown numbers has been provided a t the beginning through symbolic representation by different of the vililge directory. In case of a village population sizes. The uninhabited villages have treated as an out-growth of an urban agglo been shown by cross marks (X). The shaded meration, the code number and name have portion of the map represents the area of been provided minus da ta thereof which has the towns. been shown against such core town. In case of part-village forming a portion of an out The information on Village Directory has growth, the corresponding da ta has been been provided in the statement containing shown in the village directory. In case of 20 columns giving areas of the village in census towns, such villages have been listed hectares, population and number of households, in the village directory without any data amenities viz., educational, medical, drinking on amenities, for which the town directory water, power supply, post and telegraph has to be referred to. However, the land and communication etc. available in the utilisation data for such census town has village. In case of non-availability of any been made available in Appendix-II of the amenities the distance range of its availability has been provided in the directory. It has been the tradition of census to Similarly, the land uses pattern of the present maps of constituent administrative village providing the extent of forest area, units beginning with the district, followed by area under irrigation, un-irrigated area, Tahasils, and Police Stations thereunder. All culturable waste and area not available for the maps so presented in this volume have cultivation have been indicated in the been authenticated by the concerned revenue directory in hectares. Places of religiOUS, authorities in so far as the boundary and: historical/archaeological interest have been spellings and locations are concerned. In shown for reterence of the readers. case of the units adjacent to the coast land of the State, such maps hdve been cleared by the Survey of India through the COLUMN 14_ Staple Food :_ Staple food office of the Registar General, India. refers to grain and only relates to the ma jority popula tion of the village using for In addition to the district map, the major portion of the year. Combination of administrative ·map of each Tahasil/Police grain in staple food viz., rice, wheat and Station has been given in the beginning of maize etc. have been indicated. the village directory of that Tahasil/Police Station. The boundaries of Police Stations COLUMN 15 to 19_Land Use :_ The land use in the Tahasil, location of towns, large villages, pattern given in the village directory fivers, roads, railways, hills. forests and conforms to the pattern of classification of 16 land u:>~ as recommended by the Ministry situations where patches of land have been put of Agricul ture, Government of India. The to agricultural use within the statutory notified g~elines in this re.gard are as follows.: forest and have been considered as forest by the revenue administration. These areas have 1. Fore5ts been treated as forest. In Orissa, forest is broadly known under two categories, viz., 2. Not available for cultivation: village forest, known in [ocaf parlance as khesra (3) Lands put to non-agricultural uses forest and reserved or protecte'd forest. The (b) Barren and un-culturablc lands village forest constitutes an integral part of the village area unlike the reserve or protected 3. Other un-cultivated lands excluding torest. This is because communal rip,ht in land fallow lands: is n(,t exercisable in the areas known as reServe (a) Permanent pastures and other forest under the Orissa Forest Act. grazing lands leaving aside this,4 Appendices in the (b) lands under miscellanecus tree village directory have been presented in this crops and groves not included in publication, which is a distinct feature of the net area sown the current census publication. (c) Culturable wastes These are: 4. Fallow lands: car rent i) 1 al1asil.lPolice station-wise abstract (a) Fallow lands other than of educational, medical and other fallows amenities. (b) Current fallows ii) land utilisa tion da ta in respect of 5. Net area sown. non-municipal towns(Census Towns).
In the village directory Column.15 (forest) iii) TahasilfPolice station-wise list of represents, the category one above. Column-16 villages where no amenIties are ( Irriglttd) and column-17 (un-irrigat~d) available and given break-up of a~ricultural land, which iv) Tahasil/Police 5tatjon-wi~e list of are a combination of categories 4 (a+ b) and villages indicating the proportion of 5 ".bove. Column-18 (culturable waste) Scheduled Caste;Scheduled Tribe corresponds to category-3 (a + b+ c) above. population to the total popula tion Column-19 (area not available for cultivation) by ranges. corr esponds to category-2 (a+ b). Area figures of the village hwe been shown in hectares. These appendices are new to the present The. tota I of figures under columns 15 to 19 census which provides Tahasil-wise abstract will not necessarily tally always with the of villagf>5 on different priorities. The totdl 3.rea of the villa ge as indica ted in intention is that the abstract wil[ be helpful column-3 of the directory, as ·there are for planning inputs in areas/villages where waterways and hills etc. which may not be the ba5ic infrastructure is lacking. Similarly included in the land use sta tistics. of the the Appendix-IV wi[1 be helpful for planning \lill:'lge. of welfare prograrr.m("s, for SchedUled Castes! Scheduled Tribes at micro·level, as it provides Forests may mean either state owned or data by ranges of Scheduled Caste/Scheduled private forest and whether wooded or Tribe population. maintained as potential forest land. rhere are Scope of Town Directpry
Tile town. directory is intt"nded to cover gNes the" area' figures of th~ n;\Wn;n Sq:rkms. ' 11 v ' I,.. ,..,- .111 the towns in-' the distm t statutorily rhe number of hou~ehold inoluding 0'1' the notified as such as also the non-municipal houseless household has been shown in census towns. 1 he towns have been arranged Column 6_ In Columns 7 to 15 the populatir n in the Town Directory in the alphabetical alongwiLh the growth rate of town from 1901 order and do not cover strictly the military to 1981 have been shown, for easy areas, 1 he data on amenities and other comparability. In Column-16 density i •. ,.e. aspects presented in codes has been explained popula tion per Sq. km. has been furnished. In in detail in separate chlpters. Regarding Columns 17 to 19 the sex rati~s (ferrJ.les .pcr the urban agglomeration the conventional 1,000 mdles) as recorded from the 1961 «;:ensus creation of census the names of such agglo onwjlr;ds haye ,!:>e,~11 "furnlshe_d.. merations have been indicated which is similar to the name of the main town of the S;tatement_11 aggfomeration. The
water supply and system of storage of the and cultural facilities like stadia and cinema town. Column 14 of the statement provided halls etc. available in town. In case of the availability of fire service if any in the non.availability of medical and educational town. In case such service is not available facilities in the town the name of the nearest in the town, the name of the nearest place place alongwith the di~tance w~.ue the where available has been shown alongwith flcility is available has been gi"en. the distance from the town. Electrification with number of connections for different Statement_VI uses has been shown in Columns 15 to 19 This represents the information on trade, of the stat~ment. commerce industry and banking as it stood in 1979. In Columns 3 to 5, important Statement-v commodities as imported into the town have been mentioned as against the exported items In this statement information relating to out of the town shown under Columns 6 to medical, educational, recreational and cultural 8, The names of the three important facUities in the town has been shown. commodities manufactured in the town have Medical facility available in the town has been shown in Columns 9 to 11. Number of been shown in Columns 4 and 5. Educational banks, number of agricultural credit societies facilities, viz., number of different types of and number of non-agricultural credit societies Colleges, Technical Schools, Recognised available in the town have been furnished Commercial and Vocational Institutions, Higher in Columns 12 to 14 respectively in the Secondary Schools. Secordary Schools, M. E. statement. Schools, Primary Schools and Adult literacy Centres have been indicated in Columns 6 to There is no notiiied slum area in any of 15. Column-16 shows the working women's the towns of the State. Hence, the prescribed hostel with the number of sea ts. Columns 17 Statement IV-A has not been provided in the to 20 of the statement discloses recreational Town Directory. Physical aspects of the District
It is a land locked district located in the gradual sl0py terrain which is subject to soil northern part of Orissa between 21°-11'N and erssion. Only the valley pockets have compara 22°-10'N latitudes, and between 85°-11' and tively deeper soil and fertile patches. The 86°-22' longitudes. The district is bounded in the district in general is situated at a height of north by Singhbhum district of Bihar. The districts 1,575 ft. above the sea level. of Orissa that surro_und it are Cuttack in the south, Sundargarh and Dhenkanal in the west, Rain fall and Climate Mayurbhanj and B.lleshwar in the east. This district experiences hot summer with high humidity and erra tic rain fall. The hot season Topography of the district can be broadly commences from March and the month of classified into three categories as given below: May is considered to be the hottest month during the year when the maximum temperature (a) Plain region of Baitarani River Belt: is 41"C. (10S'8"F) and minimum is 26"C (78·8"F). Anandapur Sub-division comprising 3 C. D. The heat is scorching. With the advent of Block comes under this region where the land is monsoon in June, the temperature drops appre mostly plain with an altitude of 45 to 60 metres ciably. However, the rains are erratic and there above sea level. The soil type is alluvial with is always wide variation in the quantum of rainfall loamy structure. The warer level is high and the from year to year, which renders the dis trict area is agriculturally more develop due to its drought and flood prone thereby affecting crop soil fertility and water resources. situation adversely. From June to October the weather is pleasant. Winter sets in from Novem (b) HillY region of Bhuyanpirh : This ber, December is the coldest month of the year, region comprises Banspa!. Harichandanpur and when the minimum temperature comes down Telkoi areas of the Kendujhar Sub_divis;on and to 13"( (5S·4"F). Some times it even drops down Joda arel of Champua Sub-divi:.ion. This region to 7"e (44·6°F). In the winter season short spell lies between the hill ranges of Gdndhamardan of cold wave is not un un-common experience. and Kiriburu having undulated topography inter The average rain fall in the district is cepted with mountains and hills with altitudes 1,534'55 mm (62"). It is generally concentrated ranging from 488 to 610 metres from the sea during the months from June to September and level. The soil type is red laterite with hif,h iron is considerded fairly sufficient for agriculture in C0ntent and acidic in reaction. The textLre is Kharit season. However, the rain!> are often mostly gravelly and sandyloam. The soil is erratic and the district is more susceptible to subject to heavy soil erosion and l.lcks fertility drought. There are 13 rain recording stations in Moreover, shifting cui tiva tion is done by the the district located at the head quarters of local tribal cui tiva tors. In the basin of river Community Development Blocks. The districts Baitarani in Anandapur, soil is however rich receives rain mostly due to the South-west alluvium. Monson. The erratic rainfall is often responsible causing for flood in rivers Baitarani and Kusei Sub-mountaineous region of the (c) which innundltes Vi'it trlcts of lind in western and northern part This Anand 'pur Sub-division of the district. region comprises Champua and Jhumpura areas in Champua Sub - division and Jurisdictional Changes Kendujhargarh, Ghatgaon, Patam and Sahara The district boundary has nM undergone pada areas of Kendujhar Sub-division. This any change since its formation. No territorial region is less mountainous, but is hilly with changes took place in this district during the 20 dacade 1951-61, except shifting of the head villages transferred from Harichandanpur Police quarters of Kuanr Polit::e Staticn to Kanjipani Station. However, the head quarters of and Jhargaon Police Station to Barbil. Ramachandrapur Police Station ha~ been shifted from Rarr.chandra~ur to Sainkul. During the decade, 1961-71. Joda Police Station was newly formed comprising 98 villages As regards revenUe administration from Chamakpur Police Station and three Kanjipani Tahasil functioning with head quarters villages from Barbili Police Station having an at Telkoi was changed to Telkoi Tahasi\ under area of 436·2 Sq.km. Simultaneously 38 villages Government orders. with an drea of 178·0 Sq. km. of the erstwhile Chamakpur Police Station were added to the Regarding the changes in number of jurisdiction of Champua Police St'ltion. villages coming under different Police Sta tions, such changes have taken place due to the During the decade, 1971-81 Daitari Police Survey and Settlement operation and are Station was newly formed consisting of 31 available in public~tions. Major Characteristics of the District
Minerals and Mining : The district is A p1rt of this are is being utilised in the bestowed with extensive deposits ot iron are, pig iron factory at Ba~bil, whle bulk of the are manganese are, chrorn te and keolm whkh are is either eXfJorted or consumed indigenously in of economic signif:cance to the d,str;ct as well the Steel Plants. The Bolani ores are supplied to as for the State. Despite abundant mineral the Durgapur Steel Plant. resourceS, the district has not been systomati cally exploited. The only mineral based Of the ex;s I ing iron r .ines, the TISCO mines industrial units, that have come up in Barbil-Joda at Joda as well as Candharmardan and Daitari sector during the plan periods are the Pig Iron mines operated by Orissa Mining Corporation, and Ferro Manganese Plants. are fully mechanised alongwith ·Bolnni Mines Pvt. ltd. Private mining lassees are also engaged Iron Ore: Orissa which is endowed with in sm111 scale and medium mining in Barbil-Joda vast reserve of high grade iron ore ranks seccnd area. The mineral based industry includes a in the country's iron ore deposit. KendujhClr Pig Iron Plant at Barbil besides Kalinga Iron district plays a major role in contributing to the Works (Purchased and run by Orissa Industrial sizeable production of iron ore. The most Development Corporation) and one Ferro important Singhbhum-Kendujhar-Banei iron ore Manganese Plant at Joda run by TISCO. It has belt runs through this district, Out of So Kms, recentl y been decded to set up a Steel Plant strike length of this belt, 14.5 Km. falls in th s in Cuttack district which is close to Daitari area district. of this district. The Bolani ores are the steel The vade~ies include (1) Hard Ore (Steel suppliers of iron ore to Durgapur Steel Plant. grey to brownish, massive and laminated), (2) Kiriburu Iron Project supplies to Bokaro and the Moderately Hard Ore (lamina ted), (3) 50ft Ores ores operated by M. M. T. C. are exported via (flaky, friable and powdery) and (4) Lateritic Paradeep Port in Cut tack district. The mCJde Ores. of transport is through roadways and by rail ways. The rail link connecting Nayagarh High grade irol' are deposits also occur on the Daitary Hill along the boundary between Banspani region with Paradeep Port via Kendu KenduJhar and Cuttack districts. The total jhar-Daitary when completed will provide reserves of this deposit are of the order ot 50 assured transportation for full exploitation of million tonnes. Apart of this deposit, also falls the minerals in the district. The off take is within the adminbtrative boundary of CuttClck 87,926 M. T. during 1981. district. Manganese Ore The manganese ore The estimated reserves of 1,927 million doposits occur in highly folded shales of the iron toones of iron are of all grades and types found are series and in the gently folded sandstolle In different areas/blocks of the Kendujhar dnd shales of kolhan series which over-lie in the district clre as follows: rock of the iron ore series. Important deposits Area s/Blocks Estimated Reserves Average of manganese in the district are at Naida, (in million tonnes) Grade Barbil, Bhadrasahi, Bonai, Kora, Joda, Kalimati, 1. Thakurani Group 197 64 Dhubna and Rodia. The grade of are even in 2. Bolani 489 62 individual deposits has a wide range. Only 3, Deposits north of Banspanl 38 64 about 30 per cent af the ores of the area contain 4. Joda east and Khonbandh 20U 64 more than 48 per cent manganese content. This 5. Deposits south of Banspani 211 65 district contributes more than 80 per cent of, 6· Gandhmardan 124 64 7. Deposits between Bhadrasahi 59 64 Orissa,s mang:mese production. The manganese and Koira 1 area lie within 24 Kms. rail-head of Banspani, 8. Malangtoll Gf4)JJP 609 60 Barbil and Barjamda. The are is consumed by 22
FerrO-Manganese Plant at }oda and Tiseo Forest; Out of the total fcrest area d Rayagada Plant in Koraput district, besides 2,497'02 Sq. km., reserve forest area is 1,821'62 other Steel Plants within and outside the State. Sq. km. The forest is of northern tropical moist Orissa Mining Corporation a State Government deciduous type, which contains valuable timber Undertaking is operating mines of Dubna, like Sal, Piasal and Asan etc.. During 1981, mines where 800 Sermeda-Bhadasaflj~Ddlki afforestation was done in 155 hectares and persons are employed daily. However, the econcmic plantation over 70 hectares. Special demand for manganese are is bound to increase afforestation programme was taken up in the with the rising steel production all over the tornado affected area of Patna and Saharpada world. blocks over 178 hectares alongwith imporve ment of degraded forest over 130 hectares. Chromite ; This is an important mineral Under the" luang Developement" seheme, Asan widely used in refractory and chemica I indu and Arjun plantations over 2D hectares have stries. Orissa is a leading producer of Chromite been done in 1981. Major forest produce is and accounts for 80 per cent of all India timber as the district has an appreciable area production of this ore. This district has three under forest. Due to various measures taken up Chromite mines at 8aula, Nuasahi and by the Government, the forest revenue of tile Pnulinjhorhuli area. The annual off-take in 1981 district has increased from Rs. 23'85 lal<.hs in was 61,430'7 M. T. and it is mostly exported out 1971 to Rs. 188'28 lakhs during 1981. However, of the State. the forest pDtential is yet t::> be expluited fully.
Other minerals like talc and quartzite are Consequent upon the Government policy also available in Sadar and Anandapur Sub to increase the revenue from Kendu leaf-through divisions of the district. Tl:le operation is m:)stly Gover nment agency, one Di visional Forest manual. 71 mines, were in operation in the Officer is kept un-charge of Kendu leaf trade dis.trkt dur'Klg 1980-81, out of which Orissa which has vast potential in the district. Kendu Mining Corporation was operating in eight iron leaf is a State Government trade and export mines. The mining revenue and cess on royalty oriented. Areas like Telkoi, jhumpura and realised during 1980-81 was Rs. 138'16 lakh and Hlrichaodanpur Blocks are h:wing great Rs. 68'51 takh respectively. potential for Kendu leaf. As against the revenue of Rs. 5'84 lakhs received during 1973, As explained above, the district was less the district received a revenue at Rs. 17'56 lakhs exploited even during the princely administra during 1981. The produce are transacted tion. However, in the recent past, efforts have through the Forest Corporation, a State been oriented to harness the minenl depOSits Government undertaking. of the district. The Orissa Mining Corp0rltbn is going to set up a Charge Chrome Plal"t of Industry: The district was ir.dLs! rially 50,000 tones capacity shortly at 8anarpal, close backward in the pre-independence time, des.pite to Daitari Railway Station with an investment its va5t potential. However, in the subsequent at Rs. 34'55 croTes. The plant aJongwirh the period a few Medium Scale Industnes, viz. mining activity will generate employment for Ferro Manganese PLlnt at joda in private 1,500 persons. With the collaboration of the soctor and Kalinga Iron Works and Spun Pipe Industrial Promotion and Investment Corporation plant at Barbi! in the joint sector were of Orissa ltd., Sponge Iron Plant, Silicon Carbide estabished'. The latter 2 projects were taken up Plant, Desulphurisation plant, Ferro Manganese by the Industrial Development Corporation of Plant and Pig Iron Plant are coming up very Orissa, ltd., a State Government undertaking. shortly at different locations of the district In the recent past, with the assistance of which will ultimately ch,wge the mineral-based Industrial Promotion and Investment Corporation industrial map of the district. of Orissa, ltd., (IPleOt), a State Goverrment 23
undertaking, more projects, viz., Spnge Iron During 1980-81, under artisan sector 1,019 Plant, Electrolytic Dioxide Plant and Explosive units were achieved besides 85 units under Factory have been taken up in the district. S. S. I. sector. The district has 32 Co·operative Beside a few more projects like silicon carbide, societies under Khadi and Village Industries paper, jute twine, C. I. casting, steel casting, Board, besides 7 Handicraft Societies and 4 Rural sulphurisation and pig iron are likely to come Incustrial co-operatives. Under RIPjRAP schemes up in the near future in Barbil, Joda, Anandapur training is being imparted for carpentry, dhokra and Kendujhar areas of the district. Recently casting aluminium utensil, sabai furniture one Charge Chrome plant at Brahmani-Sailo is making, bamboo craft, stone carving, talioring coming up.On completion of all these projects and pottery Uncler TRYSEM scheme 528 artisans the industrial map of the district wiJl undergo were trained. radical change and wiJl encourage Small Scale and ancilliary Industries around. Agriculture: As explained earlier the soil of the district is mostly red loamy and red The Orissa Industriallnfrlstructure D~velop laterite except some alluvial soil found in ment Corporation has constructed industrial A nand pur portion of Sadar Sub-division of the sheds in the identified growth centres like district. Simultaneously the irrigation potentint Barbil and Kendujhar for location of Sm311 of the district was in a low ebb and recent Industries with necesSlry infrast:sctural efforts to harness the existing potential can facilities. assure irriga tion and better the agricultural map leaving aside the Medium Industries, there of the district. The agriculture is mostly rain has been significant development in the Small fed, which is often erratic, hence prcne to Scale Industries Sector, consequent upon drought situation. Paddy crops are adversely establishment of District Industries Centre in affected due to frequent dry spell. 1978. The aim and objective of this centre is :_ During 1980-81 a coverage of 2,73,985 (a) Rapid d~velopment of Village and hectares was achieved under Khariff, out of Cottage Industries. which 2,17'141 hectares were cover by paddy (b) To provide additional avenue for crops. The other crops were jute, millet and employment, and oil seed etc. Out of the total paddy land 22,671 hectares were covered by high-yielding (c) reduction in regional imbalance with varieties of seeds. regard to industrial development. In rabi season, the major crops raised in the The centre will make appraisal of projects, district are niger, oilseed, pulses and Kulthi. recommend loan to the lendmg institutions, An achievement of 80,454 hectares in 1980-81 provide technical assistance by organising the was reported. Attempt has been made to take programme for man power development besides up crop in the ayacut of dugwells. helping the enterpreneur in assuring marke t and information system along with the availa Irrigation : The irrigation facility in the bility of raw materials. The action plan district is poer. There is no major irrigation prepared for the district envisages seting up of project in the district. However, two medium 468 Small Scale Industial units and provision of irrigation projects taken up during the decade finance to 6,000 artisans. The local artisans have are under execution. The project Kanjhari in taken up weaving, bee keeping, oil ghani, Sadar Tahasil is under execution since April, carpentry, black-smithy, pottery, household 1979 with an estimated cost of Rs. 13.56 crores. utensil, bamboo basket making, rope making, lac The irriga tion potential has been estimated at processing and stone carving etc. Necessary 9,800 hectares for Khariff and 5,900 hectares for training and incentives in shape of supply of Rabi. The second project is Remal in Anandapur toels are also being provided to the interested Sub-division work of which has started since . individuals. 1974-75 at an estimated cost of Rs. 5'21 crores . 24
TIle estimateCl irrigatiOn' potential' fs' 3,940 'stoh~s are planted as on ideal root-stock, on hectares and 1,500 hect.ares for Kharif and Rabi which the desired v",rieties are being graftea. crops respectively. Potential of2,459 hectares Orchard scheme and Cashew plantatio)ri are is however availabfe frorri Sa I a'n'di 1?rigation b~ing encouraged.' Project. Since the production of fruits ana 'vegetables Minor Irrigation Projects having more than 'is quite suf_ficient in the season, the local EO acres ayacut in e3ch case numbering 1W' a;dr:nini~tra tion has taken up preserva tion of r.ave been taken up, out of which 93 projects fruits a'nd 'vegetables by way of establishing a have been completed so far and 14 are Communlt~ Canning Centre at Kendujhar in on-going. The total estimated ayacut of the October,1980. Its activity has been extended projects is 39,318, acres for Kharif and 7,050 by way of imparting training'to the house-wives acres for Rabi crop. Out of these, completed and tribal youth for prep'ar'ing preserved projects are giVing irrigation facility for nutri~on products. A SOCiety of tribal youth 25,326'06 acres in Kharif beside 2,635 acres of has been organised throuth lTD A assist.:nce Rabi. which is functioni ng well. 1,065 beneficiaries have undergone training. Dug Well : According to the ground wa_ter survey, the district has a feasibility of 1,14,720 Sericulture : The following sericulture dugwells. Till the end of 1980-81, as many as schtme are operating in the district: 14,238 dug wells have been constructed in the district, which includes 304 constructed during, 1980-81. 133 dugwells have, been energi5ed ~. PRIMARY TUSSAR COOPERATIVE upto 31.3.1980. The shortfall in achieven ent , 5 )'::IEIIE)_13 TRCS were operating on under this programme is due to, (a) poor March, 1980 for providing assistance pa'rticipation of people, (b) ground water survey of seed loan and n arketing of t~e of the district has not been done by Orissa tussar Cocoons of Tussar reares. So far, 8,170 Lift Irrigation CorporatiGn and (c) re-charging tribals have been enrolled as members of these capaclty'of the existing well is poor. societies. During 1980-81, the societies arranged loan of Rs. 3.84lakhs from the banks for 3.345 Soil ConservatIon: The district, suffers from TU5sar reaers. The societies could accumulate acute problem of soil erosion because of its tuss.}r cocoons of 7,600 Kahans worth Rs. 13.82 hilly terrain and undulating topography forming lakhs. One seed station has been established at about two-fifth of 'the gevgrapf)ical area of the Harichandanpur to benefit the Tussar rearers district. Various soil conservatior. measureS for supplying tussar eggs with an annual under centrally sponsored and state plan capacity of 30,000 layings. Dur;ng the year schemes a re being undertaken to tac,kle the 1980-81, 24,8CO layiogs were supplied by the problem. It includes cashew and sisal Centre to 862 tussar rearers. To. rr.eet the plantations in waste lands and private holdings, deficit, one pilot project centre W3S started at creation of' water bocies for supplemental Kalikaprasad during 1981-82 with a target to irrigation and planning for sage utilisation of suppliment production of 40,000 layings. During land and water resources of the district on 1980-81 improved tussar reelings and spinning watershed basis. Charkhas were supplied to 25 tussilr rearers for IJP-lifting their earning. Two Tussar Processing .. Harticulwre : The district has good poten Training-cum-Production Centres (Reelings and tiality for horticulture due to its agrocllmatic Spir.ning Centre) have been establisbed at condition, topography and soil conditiof'1. Fruit Dhenkikote and Telkoi for imparting training. trees like Mango, Jack fruit, Guava, Popeya, So far 77 tribals have been trained. Commerciil Banana, Cocoanut, 'etc. are being encouraged. production of yarn has also been taken up at 'In the insitu method, loca I types of- mango, five centres in Juang area. 25
One mulberry demonstration farm has been advanced as loan during 1981 in non-agriculturar established during 1981-82 at Bayakumutia near sector as against Rs. 9'94 lakhs advanced during Kanjipani. 1971. Apart from advancement of loan by the co-operative bank for Khariff and Rabi crops,the 2. PISCICULTURE-Activities in this regard existing three land Development Banks was insignificant earlier. In the recent past functioning in three Sub-divisions also provide emphasis has been given to develop fish farming long term finance to the public in general. Both with the existing inland resources. During Co-operative and land Development Banks 1980-81, 8.5 acres of water area in 17 tanks provide loan for du~ well projects as well were developed under the Economic Rehabili energisation of dug wells in the district. Two tation of the Rural Poor Programme and Reg\onat Co-operative Marketing Societies fingerlings were raised. Similarly, 3'5 acres of functioning at Kendujhar and Anandapur caders water-sprea.d area were covered under the to the sale of fertiliser implement to the National Rural Employment Pogramme agriculturists in the district. where quality fingerlings were stocked. Under the demonstration of intensive fish production 4. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY PROGRAMME_The scheme, 9 acres of wa ter area were taken up total livestock population of the district, during 1980'81. Under the Applied Nutrition according to the 1977 live stock census is Programme fingerlings have been stocked in 15,09,102 as per the following details. tanks in favour of M3.hila Samities so as to enhance the fish production and saleat fair price. (a) Cattle 5,64,775 Under the Fishery Extention Programme 4.7 lakhs (b) Bufallo ot fry have been supplied to the tanks J9~595 of diferent Gram Panchayats and private (c) Goat 1.97.. 564 pisciculturists. Under the Integrated Rural (d) Sheep 61.439 Development Programme loan assistance is being (e) Pig 14.36) given to different benficiaries for fish ~ rearing. Training to the interested persons are (f) Horse HQ being given for a period of 7 months so as to (g) Poultry 6,16,625 educate on improved methods of pisciculture. (h) Mole & Donkey 1
3. CO-OPERATiVE_The Central Co-operative ( i) Ducks 14.. 560 Bank ltd, I(endujhar is the only financing agency in the Co-operative sector. The district has 22 Veterinary Dispensar:es Due to increased emphasis on co-operative besides, 10 key village units, 3 departmental sector, there has been marked improvement p. ul try units, 80 livestock aid centres and 14 under increase in membership as well as A.1. centres. Under the artificial insemination advancement of loan towards improvement of scheme, 6,753 cases have been achieved up to av()ciltion of life. M. against 91 agricultural March, 1981 and the scheme is getting increased cf(~dit societies functioning with 94,239 members pOtJLlarity. Schemes like dairy, goatery, poultry, rlJring 1971,the number of socie~ies were 48 with goat rearing are gaining popularity in the .23,088 members by June, 1981. As against loa~ district so as to augment family income. advance of Rs. 39'20 lakhs during 1971, a sum of Rs. 132'34 lakhs was advanced during 19B1 Although dptail survey of milk production for agriculture. As against 69 non-agricultural in the district has not been made, milk is being Co-operative Societies functioning during 1971 marketed through the district milk union and with 17/)4B members, there were 95 such M. P. C. S. Recently steps have been taken to societies with 19,773 members in existence streamline thl! SOCiety and establish a cold du-ing 1QR1. A sum of Rs. 32'62 lakhs were storage plant for milk preservation. 26
5. DRINKfNG WATER (iiJ Doem or second class rice fands:-These denoted intermediate class of rice growing Tube Wells_;ill the end of 1980-81 as lands between fi'st class and third class. many as 1,641 tube wells could be sunk through Government agencies in this district under (iii) Soem or third class lands:_High lands different schemes. During 1981-82, 421 tube entirely dependent on rain fall and lacking in wells have been sunk. natural nutrient and yielding poor crop~ were classified ao soem. Thus, the total No. of tube wells so far sunk in the district are 2,062. Out of 246· (iv) Goda up-lands were generally classified geophysically difficult and health hazard as Goda. Those were subdivided into three vilfages, 156 villages could be covered with categories. tube-wells till the end of March, 1981 and during 1981-82, 60 such villages have been (a) First class Goda-Kala or,Gharabari lands covered. (adjoining homesteads) which produced profitable crops like maize, mustard and vegetablE's etc. were classified as first Sanitary welfs-Construction, repair and class Goda. deepening of sanitary wells are being executed through the Block Development Officers. So far (b) Second class Gada_Ordinary Coda 575 numbers of sanitary wells h:lVe been lands situa ted away· from homesteads constructed and 282 number of wells are under and growing early paddy(Biali)or oilseeds construction. Priority has been given to were classed as second class Goda. construct sanitory wells in the well less villages which are identified as 176 in the district. (c) Third class Ge>da __ High lands situated near foot hill areas or close to forests Land Tenure_Kendujhar ~ princely state and generally having rocky strate were merged in to Orissa in 1948. The present district classed as third class Coda These lands is co-extensive With the ex-Sta te area except produced occasional crops, cnce in two that after the merger, a zamindary area of Bale or three years. shwar district, named Ambo, was amalgamated with it and four villages.of ex-State area were (v) Pala-Riparian lands capable of prcdu transferred from it to Cuttack district. On cing rich crops, were classified as Pala. account of the constitutoin of this district in this manner, two distinct modes of land classifi (vi) Sugar-cane-Iands growing sugar-Cane cation were prevalent in it till their revision by were placed in a separate category and the Board of Revenue for the purpose of new equated with Deem cr second class rice la' ds. survey and settlement operation. Survey (lnd Settlement operation of the In the ex-State area of Kendujhar, the district is supervised by the Settlement Officer c1assifica tion was more varied. From the final at Dhenkanal(Dhenkana I-Kendujhar 5ettlemf nt) report of the last settlement operation who is assisted by the Charge Officer having his (1914-15), it appears that the said classification office located at Kendujhar up to 1981, was adopted in line with the classification Settlement operation has been completed in obtaining in some neighbouring princely states, Anandpur Sub-division whereas the same is in like Angul and Sareikala, etc. The classes of progress in the other two Sub-divisions. lands were as follows: With the provision of increased facilites of (i) Aul or first class wet lands_low lands irrigation and introduction of improved retaining sufficient moisture and capable of high techniques of agricUlture, the c1assificiltion of yield were classified as Aul. lands underwent change and its revision became 27 ------__ imperative. The Board of Revenue have revised 1 2 3 the classifications accordingly and the approved 2. With rights of perma- 1. Rayati with restriction classifications as adopted in current Settlement nent and he~itable for transfer within 10 Operation are as follows: possession but without years from the date of right of transfer. receipt of the pa tta. 1, 2 and 3 (i) Sarad (Winter harvest) 3. Mortgages in possession. ( ii) Sarad Dofasal 1, 2 and 3 4. Holding fee of rent (iii) Sarad Jala Dofasal 1,2 and i or on nominal rent in (iv) Biali (Autumn harvest) lieu of or not in lieu {v} Biali Dofasal ot service. (vi) Dalua (Summer harvest) 1 and 2 s. Ordinary tenants pay- 1. Sa ja in case of Bhuyan (vii) Baje Fasal 1 and 2 ing fixed produced pirh and Juanga pirh (viii) Pala 1,2 and 3 rent. area. (ix) Taila 1,2 6· Ordinary tenants pay- 1. Bhaga chas (x) Homestead 1,2 ing rent as a share of 2. Sikim. (xi) Bagayat 1, 2, 3 produce. (xii) Patita 7. Conditional or tempo- 1. Chirol rary leases or assig- 6. TENANCY _Consequent upon abolition of nees of Govt. land. estates and agrarian refor01s brought out by legislative measures in the recent past have 8. Encroachers and tress- 1. Be-aine Dakhal passers. almost a total change have been affected in the tenancy system. Their effect has been so However, there still remain 5 jagirs such as fundamental and wide spread that the entire Dehuri, Malkar, Rathagadha. Zamindary and texture of relationship between the state and Sobayat, which have not been abolished and are the land holder on the one hand and tenant continuing as such. with his immedia te land lord on the other has undergone a metamorphosis. As a result, thE' 7. EDUCATION-The district is economically status of land has changed its complexion and and educationally backward due to the charac ter in the same manner as the rights of the predominant tribal composition of population persons who hold them. The reality in statuses whose psychology and social behaviour hindered connoting the same rights in more than one their advancement in education. However, way under different name had to be rationalised variolls measures and incentives were provided though comprehensive legislative measures. 1 he Government for their socral up-liftment during result of such reform reduced the statuses as the dacade with a view to ensuring appreciable follows as it exists under different local names. progress in the field of education. Such measures include supply of paper at SI. Name of rights local name concessional rate,opening of book banks for the No. in land 1 2 3 b~efit of the students upto college stage, financial assistance for reading and writing 1. Withrights of perma- 1. Pani materials to the poor and meritorious students nent heritable and 2. Debottar at M.E. and H.E. School stage, free supply of transferable possession. Rayati 3. Rayati uniforms to poor studerts at Primary School 4. Chandana level 'and incentives for regular attendance in 5. Dakhal ) In eX-Ambo Primary Schools etc. Opening of Adult literacy Satwa- I Zamindary bisista >- area of Centres in the rural areas has also found favour 6. ChlrasthaYiJ Baleshwar with the population and this programme has Jama dist. now included in received wide rosponse. The salient features of Kendujhar. the district is given hereunder. 28
AS ON MARCH, 1981 COMMUNICATION AND TRANSPORT Courses available in College Digree in Arts, The district is backward which is primarily Commerce and due to poor communication facilities in the Science. district. The follOWing types of rOadS and the Student strength in H. E. 25,935 length thereof is available in the district. School. Student strength in M. E. 17, 06 1. f\ational Highway 94'0 Kms. School. 2. State Highway 217'6 Kms. Student strength in Primary 93,665 School. 3. Major District Road 104'1 Kms.
Student strength in three 333 4. Other District Road 138'5 Kms. Training Institutes. 5. Classified Village No. of Institutions without Roads 338'0 Kms. Building: 6. Express Way No.2 11'0 Kms. M. E. Schools 3 7. R. E. O. Ro,ld Primary Schools 80 297'0 Kms.
Teachers and Student ra tio in : There has been phenomenal increase in Colleges 1:29 road transport in the plan period. There are 4,898 vehicles in the district during 1981 as High Schools 1:23 against 2,863 vehicles available in 1971. M. E. Schools 1:14 Passenger bus service has been made available Primary Schools 1:35 to all the C. D. Block Head Quarters and Tahasil Head Quarters of the district. Transport service is now available in 11 permanent routes besides Types of scholarships available for students: 9 temporary routes in the district. The district N. R. T. Scholarships 72 Head Quarters is also connected with State N. R. T. Matching Head Quarters and other important places of Scholarships. 26 State and few places outside the State by bus routes. M. E. Merit Scholarship 13
M. E. Merit Scholarship 23 Communication by railway is very poor in M. E. Merit SchOlarship 28 the district. Only the mining belt of Barbil-Joda in Champua Sub-division is connected with Special Project/Schemes, if any: B(idjamda which is the only transport available for export of minerals from the area. The rail Experimental project for link connecting Nayagarh-Banspani regien with non-formal elementary Para deep Port via Kendujnar-Daitary, when education for the completed will provide assured transp\lrtation age group (6-11). ... 34 Centres '. of the mineral wealth of the district. Experimental project for non-formal elementary 8. SMALL SAVINGS_In the field of small educa tion for the savings, this district has contributed its mite for age group (11_14). 39 Centres the developmental work of the State and it Adult literacy programme 300 Centres has been continucusly been exceeding its 29
annual tcHget fixed by the Government in this rail head at Jajapur Road mostly controls the respect, as given below: trade of the district. The chief exports of the district are jute, oil seed, lac, mustard, niger. Year Target AchIevement timber and mahua besides minerals like iron (In lakhs of rupees) (In lakhs of rupees) ore, manganese, chromite and quartzite. 1978-79 50 59·54 1979-80 60 6676 The minerals transported out of the district 1980-81 70 71·94 during 1980-81 was as follows: 1981-82 105 5626 (upto Jan, 1982.) ITEM QUANTITY IN M. T. Iron ore 37,14,599 This district has 56 pay-roll saving groups having 9,922 members with a monthly deposit Manganese 3,65.899 of Rs. 3,60,700/34 villages have been declared Chromite 61,431 as 'Savings Villages' in this district, where Quarzile 3,191 hundered per cent families have opened Savings Pass Books. 48 Schools have been covered BeSides, minor forest produce like sal under the fold of 'Sanchayika' (Schools Savings seed to the tune of 10,S04 M.T. were exported Scheme) in the district. Considering the tribal during 19130_81. The Tribal Development predominance of the district, the achievement Co-operative Society of the district also raised in this respect is encouraging. some minor forest produce and exported out side the district. During 1980-81 the following 9. TRADE AND COMMERCE_During the rule i terns were exported. of the feudatory chiefs there was a road from Champua tu Vyassasarobar (in Cuttack district) ITEM QUANTITY IN QUINTALS touching important villages on route and Niger 388·50 passing through Ker,dujhar and Anand~ pur. Tamarind (for Iraq) 1,150 There was also the old Midnaporo-Sambalpur road which dwindled down to a track. At Tamarind 2860 present there are 4 railway stations in the (for Tamil Nadu) district used mainly for transportation of mineral products from the distric[. The new This society also exports non-edible National Highway No. t) passes through the seeds lik e Kusum, Mahua, Harida and Mahua district. The Express Way No.2 starts from flower. Mahua flower is in demand for Joda and proceeds upto Sambari through distilleries. different mining areas. 1 hree State Highways pass through the district which maintain direct So far as import is concerned, the commo communication with all thE" adjoining districts. dities mostly comprise rice, wheat and wheat In earlier days, trade consisted of export of products, sugar, fertiliser, grocery, iron and steel oilseed, lac, tussar, cocoons, cloth, hides, goods, cement, kerosene oil, salt, medicine, mahua, horns, sabai grass, timber, fuel, honey fancy goods, agricultural implements, machi and molasses. The export trade was primarily nery, petrol, oil, cloth, ready made garments, handled by petty outside merchants and a few electrical goods, automobiles, utensils, spicies local traders through bullock carts. In courSe and other consumer gocds. The State Civil of time, the Marwaris and other tnding classes Supplies Corporation as wei as the district Civil found their way in and established shops at Supplies Office control the dIstribution of convenient centres! markets. In the post essential commodities which are released under independence era, the trade and commerce has orders of the State Government. The RCMS and veered round to agro-based, forest other co-operative societies deal with consumer based and mineral based products. The nearest goods and fertiliser, agricultural implements 30 etc. for convenience of the pUblic. The quantity Major social and cu Itural events and received in the district during 1980-81 was as misceUaneous activities on note during the follows: decade.
ITEM QUANTITY Home for Homeless :_Close on the heels of Cement 2,131 M. T. the calamitous drought situation in 1972-73 in the Bhuyans and }uangapirh areas of Kendujhar, Rice 107,822 Quintals the necessity for providing shelter to the orphan Wheat 28,020 -do- and destitute children was thought of. Sugar 83,735 -do- "MANOJ MANJARI SHISHU BHAVAN"_abode for the orphans was started on 17.5.1973. The These commodities are distributed Bhavan acquired a corporate status being through the retail s.hops opened in the district registered under the Indian Societies for facility of the consumers. Registration Act, 1960 during November, 1974.
This institution is playing a major role in The items imported to the district as the State in shaping the destiny of the well as exported from the district are mostly unfortunate children and their upliftment. By transported through road transport by truck and now, it is a self-contained institution having to the interiors through bullock carts on delivery facilities for education, medical attendance from the nearest rail head at Jajpur Road, (vocational guidance) with bakery, carpentry, 114 kms. away from the district headquarters. tailoring, music, art and craft, taking into Regarding consumer goods, the transactions are account the ablity and aptitude of the inmates. effected in 75 number of weekly, bi-weekly The day to day administration is conducted by markets, loc,\ted in the district. a Committee with the District Magistrate as the ex-Officio President besides official and non In the weekly markets of Dhenkikote, official members of the locality. The strength Kendujhar Town, Harichandanpur and Salabani of th$ inmates during 1980·81 was 120 as against transaction of cattle is also made. 14 during 1973 74.
10. POWER-The power generation and distri In conformity with the existing rules and bution is con'rolled at the State level by the Or ssa regulations, the children are also given in State Electricity Board, a State Government adoption in and outside the cOlljltry. During undertaking. At the district level one electrical 1974-75 through Indian sponsorShip and adoption division looks after the day to dly administra organisation, five children were sent to Sweden tion. The district does not have any potential and 18 to Switzerl.lnd through "Tefledes for power generation. Hence, it depends for Hommes". During 1977-78, 3 children were sent supply from Hirakud Hydroelectric Project to Switzerland whtreas in subsequent year 4 outside the district. Under the Rural Electrifica children were sent to Norway for sponsorship tion Scheme, 730 villages of the district have and adoption in collaboration with the parent been provided with electricity by 1980-81 as association of Norway. There has also been against 62 villages provided with electricity upto adoption of children of this institution in our 1971-72. Two special project area schemes are country. also under execution in the district. The division also takes up the work for energisation of l. I. International Child Welfare Associations Points belonging to both Government as well as like Terredes Hon mes, Irdian Society in private persons. Till 1980-81, 148 private L. I. sponsorship and adoption, Guild of Services Points and 66 L. l. Points of Orissa L. l. Corpora (Orissa Branch), Enfant~ Espaidau Mande tion have been energised in the district. 298 (France), Swedish Society for International Child pumps were energised upto 1980-81. Welfare, do take interest for rehabl\itation and 31 adoption of the in-mates. Childrefl upto {~e completien are being provided with Free tool kit, age t;>f 12 are eligible for a 11. JUANG DEVELOPMENT AGENCV _Juang:> are 12. NATURAL CALAMITI£S-Thoogh not in oot' of the primitive tribes found In the district. deltaic region, the district has been subjected According to 1971 Ct!nsus. the population of to rejleatedOnaI uraJ {;alamilies incJading flood in this tribe was 55,995 This. tribe is mostly the last decade. Riy:( Baitarani alongwith its located in Ihumpura and Joda C. D. Block areas. tr,buraries, viz., Suna, Arde=.>i, Kalinjar, Musal, Upliftment of this primitive community has been Kusei and Sita etc. h,\V~ been responsible for taken eJp by the State Government through the ffoods in the district during monsoon. The Juang Development Agency under the chairmar decadal calender of natural calamities is ship of the District Magistrate from the year furnished below. 1978-79. 50 far, &16 families. sea ttered over 2C villages have been Jdopted under this scheme. Calendar of natura! calamities in Kendujhar This agency has taken up different scl)emes for District (1971-81) . development of ph~'sicai resources, agriculture and allied area5, infras.tru( ture, and provision '51. Year Nature of Name ot rjv~r 0, credit etc. Each family is being provided with No occl.lranc~ in inspate 21 acres of land fit for agriculture in a compact patch. Croppil1g pattern for both 1. 290 11).71 Cl'do.ne Khariff and Rabi along with supply of improved 2' from 9.9-72 Flood and Baitarani seeds, fertilisers, irr'8Hion and knowhow have to 12.972 Cyclonic been initiated with a view to diverting them damage from their traditional shif:ing cultivation. Each 3. 2i1.7.73 Flood Baitarani and its tribu family is provided w'lth at least 50 fruit hearing tary 5amakDi trel'!s to supplement their income trom ap,ricultr.r.e. Each family is aha being tr The tornado of 1981 affected a poupu Harijan & Tribal Welfare :-A massive lation of 5,783 covering 1,207 families living in programme for bringing about transformation 12 villages of Patana and Saharapada Blocks in was launched during the 5th Plan period when the district. There was loss of 37 human I ves. the Tribal Development Agency Programmes Besides, 231 were reported injured and trea ted and Intergated Tribal Developments Pro in hospital. 136 dwelling houses were razed to grammes were available to these communities. the ground, 205 nos. fully collapsed and 358 nos. Roth the Tribal Development Agencies and partly collapsed. District administration under Integrated Tri':>al Developments Programmes look the relief and restoration work. have operational effect to the sub-plan. The former was a registered SOciety where as the Distribution of Government waste latter is the Government Agency. land for agricultural and homestead purposes: Perceptible achievements have been made The scheme was introduced in the year in the field of agriculture which includes land 1972 under State Government Revenue Depart reclamation and land development, crop ment Order No. 60972/Rev. da ted 20-10-72. The demonstration and providing input assistance. ceiling for distribution of waste land for agri As a measure of subsidiary occupation to the cultural purpose was fixed at 2 acres for each indigent people for extra income, animal family. Subsequently, the ceiling was raised to husbandry programmes have been intensified 5 acres of land with effect from 1974, only for by way of starting of poultry, piggery, goa tery, S. C. and S. T. and then again reduced to 2 (rd 51 €€p rcaring etc Tbe project piggery acres for all during the year, 1976. The ceiling development officer of the district under the for distribution of Government waste land is guide lines of Economic Rehabilitation of Rura I fixed at one standard acre as per Revenue Poor intesified this oppration during 1980-81. Department Notification No. 18667 dated Under the irrigation programme, minor irrigation 17-10-79. No salami is charged for the settle projects and dug-wells were taken up. With a ment of lands with the land-less. view to providing integrated credit-cum marketing structure in the sub-plan area a new In case of irrigated Government I.lnds structural pattern of co-operative known as given on lease, salami is charged. Similarly LAMP (Largest sized Multi Purpose Co-operative 4 cents of Government homes ted land is given ~.r'(iety) was organised to render a package of on lease to the home-steadless persons free of services, like purchase of surplus agricultura' salami. Beyond 4 decimal 50% of market value and minor tor est produced of the tribals at is charged towards salami. reasonable prices_ 33 Micro-level planning was felt essential for In addition to above, 10 Chatasalis having the primitive tribes aiming at concentrated general education upto Class-II in the sparsely socio-economic development of a group of populolted tribal villages of the district are Families (500-600 families) in a compact area available, Here no regular School building has initiating, agriculture, horticulture, soil conSer_ been constructed nor are the teachers vation and animal husbandry programme in the Coverr ment employees. economic sector so as to transfer the primitive tribes to settled agriculture. Modern trades like welder, tailoring have been introduced in selected High Schools out of Under "modified area development the fund under special central assistance. approach" sponsored by the Government of India an attempt has been made to identify the To encourage education among the tribals, tribal concentration with the minimum popula pre-matric stipend, passed ma~ric scholarship, tionof 10,000 having 50% or more triba[s and reservation in the Sainika School at Bhubaneswar such location is outside the area covered by and Public School at Sunabeda, Chandragiri the tribal sub-plan. This programme is being with monthly ~tipend is also available for the implemented in Anandapur Block under the tribal communities. Simultaneous to the supervision of SFDA. educational aid, the Orissa Reservation for Vacancies in Posts and Services (for S. Cs. and S. TS.) Act, 1975 continues to be in force in the Government waste land is also allotted in field of appointment. favour of the landless scheduled caste and sd:e. 'duled tribe on priority 1ccordin6 to the lease principle both for agriculture and home-stead Under health, housing and other schemes purpose, Another measure is to set-up colomes various non-official organisations viz._ Utkal Adlbasi Mangal Samiti, Thackarbapa Ashram, in the pl~ins by providing various amenities of living to wear away tribals from the destructive Utkal Babajivan Mandai have devoted practices of shifting cultivation. Under this themselves for creating awareness among these programme 8 colonies were taken up where 308 sections. Medical institutions have been made families are residing in the following locations. available 10 the tribal and allopathic dispensary is ::tvailable at Suakati in 6anspal Block, a 6 beded hospital at Ukhunda in Jnumpura Block, a mobile Under the "legal Aid Scheme" financial health unit is functioning in Kanjipani and assistance was given to the Scheduled Caste Raidiha Simultaneously, another Ayurvedic and Scheduled Tribe involved in Ilnd eject disepensary is available at (hamakpur in Chdmpul ment cases. legal assistance is dls() given to Sud-division. the Scheduled Castes and S(.heduled Tribes for cases under I. P. C. and Cr. P. (. relating to Religious, or land disputes. To encourage educ.lti'Jn, Govern Places of Historical Archaelogical importance in villages and of ment has established residential type of Tourist interest in the towns. sC.hools w,th facilities for free boarding and lodging for Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes The district headquarters I There is tourist office at the district head 6. Gonasika:-It is source of the river quarters which provide information on places of Baitarani where a Siva temple has been built. importance and of tourist, interest as mentioned The site presents a beautiful scenery surrounded below. by series of .valleys and wooded hills and is 1. 8adaghagara Water-fall:_ This is located about 45 kms. away from Kendujhar town and is about 10, Kms. away from the district head located in Banspal Block under Telkoi Tahasif. quarters and is a ~ood picnic' Spot. A perennial The hill top is 3,219 feet high. There is a" stream runs nearby. Fishery Department has weather road to this place. Here river Baitarani recently developed pisciculture in the reservoir. is known as 'Guptaganga' as the river goes underground a little away. There is a pond 2. Sanaghagara Water-fall:_ This is about . available below which IS conSidered by the 5 Kms. from the district headquarters and is a local people as religiOUS. This is constructed good picnic spot. by laxmi NaraYdna Bhanja one time ruler cf this princely Sta teo 3. Murga Fal/:_ This is loca ted in Thakurani hill of Joda Block in Barbil Tahasil of Champua 7. Deogan (Kosoleswar):-On the river Sub-division. A perennial stream runs along Kusai near, Anandapur, the temple of Kosoleswar the high hills and thick forest. The water built in circa 900 A. D. is a famous centre of descends from a height of about 25 Mtrs. piligrimage. Once upen a time it was flourish Underneath the fall is situated the shrine of ing seat of Buddhism. Even now a 5 feet high Lord Siva know as 'Murga Mahadev'. Th~ image of Abalokiteswar stands there as place makes a fine picn:c spot. Thousand of reminiscence of the Buddhists activities in the Pifigrims from surrounding villages, gather there past. Another important monument of the en 'Makar Sal'lkranti' day every year. The place is the stone embankment on the river place can be negotiated by a motorable road which ;s the second of its kind in the State. from Beleipada to Nuamand1. However, there is no regular bus service to this place. It is 8. Sitabinji:_ This is loca ted in Ghatagaon 65 Kms. away from the district headquarters. P. S. situated on the river Sita and is famous for 4. Ghatagaon Tarini:_ Village Ghatagaon is fresco painting on a rock shelter whIch looks situdted 44 kms. from Jajapur-Kendujhar road like a half-opend umbrella. The painting there and 50 kms. away from the district headquarters depicts a roy~1 procession and is known as where the jungle deity Tarini is located on the Ravan Chhaya. The rock looks like a big State Highway No. 11. There is no temple here canopy. Two stones on the HIl-top known as and the priest belongs to Sudra Caste called LAV A and KUSA are worshipped on Raja 'Bhuria'. Offering of cocoanut to the deity is Sankranti day. The place is 25 kms. from the common practice among the way farers. Kendujhar town and 22'5 kms. from Dhenkikota The important festival of this deity is on 'Bisuva The name of the place is reported to have been Sankranti4 day. originated from Sita who is now worshipped in the cave here. 5. Handibhanga Fall:_ The Handibhanga fall, about 30 meters in height cross in the Apart from this, there is another Khanda Handibhanga hill ranges near a village of the dhar water f~~ of about 500 feet high amidst same name at a distance of 3 kms. from Jod.l forest in Banspal Block in dJe (:Iistrict whkh is Basantapur road. Being surrounded by a stiff also a good picnic spot and is frequented by the 35 visitors. This is situated a t a distance of benefit of the visitors. NI') departmental 50 Kms. frcm t~e district headquartars. 1 he fall 'transport facility or accommodation is available is about 400 feet from the hills. A regular bus in such places. However, Government, service is available to this place from the accommodation such as P.W.D. or National district headquarters. Highway bungalows are available for accommoda tion of the visitros at places little Unfortunately most of the places do not a wa y from these spots. have regular communication facility for the Analysis on Village and Town Directory Data Introduction of inset tables in the District contents of each such table is explained below Census Handbook is a novel feature of 1981 in brief. Census which is aimed at providing a brief analysis of the results for facility of the Table_1, depicts the distribution of Planners, Data Users etc. Thirteen inset tables villages according to the availability of have been provided in this publication. The different amenities under each Tahasil of Kendujhar district. TABlE_1 Distribution of villagas according to the availability of ditferent amenities. 51. Name of No. of No. (with percentage) of villa.ges having one or more of the following amenities No. Tanasil inhabited ,------_A ______-.., villages Education Medical Drinking Post Marketl Communi- Approach Power Water &. Hat cati0n by Pucca Supply Telegraph Road 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ,\1 1. Telkoi 330 228 34 328 48 12 44 23 21 (69·09) (10·30) (99·39) (14·55) (3·64) (13-33) (6·97) (6·36) 2. Barbil 172 ,\24 14 165 30 8 11 53 37 (72·09) (8-14) (95·93) (17-44) (465) (6·40) (30·81) (21 51) 3. Champua 234 191 16 233 49 16 50 41 116 (81'62) (6.84) (99·57) (20-94) (684) (21·37) (1752) (4957) 4. Kendujhar 821 545 1u9 818 130 39 96 138 257 (66-38) (13'28) (99-63) (1583) (4'75) (11'69) (1681) (31'30) S. Anandapur, 488 373 23 486 111 17 72 128 202 (7'-43) (4·71) (9959) (22·75) (3"48) (14'75) (26-23) (41'39) Total District 2,045 1,461 196 2,030 368 92 273 383 633 (71'44) (9·58) (99 27) (t8·GO) (4-50) (13·35) (18'73) (30·95) Out of 2,045 inhabited villages in the Kendujhar TahasiJ though in terms of absolute district, 1,461 villages are having education'll number the highest number of Villages of that facility, 196 villages are having medical facility, Tahasil are having educational facility. Similarly 2,030 villages are having drinking water facility, the highest percentage of villages having 368 villages are having Post and Telegraph faci educational facility is found in Champua Tahasil. lity, 92 viliages are having market/hat facility, The highest percentage of villages in Kendujhar 273 villages are having communication facility Tahasil are having medical facility. But comp like bus stop etc., 383 villages are approachable aratively, it is very low, as only 1.3'28 per cent by pucca road and 633 villages are having the of tre villages of the Tahasil are having medical facility of power supply. It clearly reveals how facility. Very low percentage of villages in backward, the district is. Coming to the Tahasils, Tahasils like Barbil, Champua, Anandapur have the percentage of villages served with educa got the medical facility. Regarding the drinking tional facility is campara tively low in water facility, however, the pOSition is some- 37 what better in almost all the Tahasils. As is perhaps due to the district having predomi regards the Postal facility, market and hat nantly tribal population with whom social facility, communication facility the position is a wareness is yet to develop. very much poor in most of the Tahasils. Similar Table_2 gives the proportion of rural popu is also the position of villages approachable by lation served by different amenities of the pucca road, power supply facility. This pOSition district tahasilwise. TABLE-2 Proportion of Rural Population served by different amenities SI. Name Proportion of Rural Population served by the amenities of- No. of r------______.h------...... Tahasil Total Education Medical Drinking Post Market! Communi- Approach Power Population water & Hat cation by Pucca Supply of Telegraph Road inhabited villages in the Tahasil 1 2 3 4 5 b 7 8 9 10 11 1. Telkoi 1,40,436 86·19 25.45 99.87 32·56 8.85 21.74 12,37 13.57 2. Barbil 1,51,845 48·07 9·78 53·62 17·26 5·51 6·60 21·53 17·82 3. Champua 1,25,007 93·10 20·39 99·98 40·30 19'98 35·49 27·35 67·33 4. Kendujhar 3,99,046 79·50 22'50 91·74 29·57 8'85 16'70 20·62 41·16 5. Anandapur 2,98,288 84'80 1'·10 91·28 41·85 826 21·87 23-72 52'31 Total District tI,14,622 79·00 17·85 88·37 32·76 9·49 19·99 21·29 40·42 Out of 1,114,622 population counted in TABLE-3 rural areas of the district, 79 per cent are Distrib.(lion of villages not having certain benefited by educational facility in the village, amenites, arranged by distance ranges from 17'85 per cent are served by medical facility, ttoe places where these are available 88'37 per cent by drinking water facility, 3276 per cent by Post and Telegraph facility, 9'49 Village not Number of villages where the amenity per cent market/hat facility, 19'99 per cent by having the is not avilable and a>lailable at communication facility, 21'29 per cent of the amenity of distance of rural population of the district are benifited by r------~------, pucca road hcil ity and 40'42 per cent by power -5 Kms 5+10 Kms 10+Kms Total :.upply facility. The position is slightly better in (Cols.2 to 4) terms of population rather than in terms of 1 2 3 4 5 villages. Among the Tahasils the similar position is also noticed, The rural population in Barbil 1. Education 560 16 8 584 Tahasil is availing lesser facility than that of 2. Medical 719 606 524 1,849 other Tahasils of the district as it is more 3. Drinking 15 15 backward due to the predominant tribill water population, 4. P /l<. T 1,456 176 -15 • 1,677 Distribution of villages not having certain 5. Marketl 1,011 806 136 1,953 amenities arranged by distance ranges from the Hat places where these are available are shown in 6. Communi- 906 446 420 1,772 Table-3, cation 38 Out of 2,045 inhabited villages, educational 1,456 villJges have to travel less than facility is not available in 584 villages. But the 5 kilometres distance, 176 villag0s, have to travel inhabitanb of most of these villages are 5-10 kilometres distance and those of 45 villages enjoying this facility within a radius of less than travel more than 10 kilometres distance. Mdrket 5 kilometers. Similarly, medical facility is not and hat facility are available for the inhabitants available ie 1,849 villages but the people of 719 of 1,011 villages within 3. distance of less than villages are getting medical facility within a 5 kilometres whereas the villagers of 806 radius of less than 5 kilometres distance, 606 villages have got-it within a distance of 5-10 vilhges are getting these facilities within a kilometres and of 136 villages have to travel a distance r-'lnge of 5 to 10 kilometres. The rest distance of more than 10 kilometres. The 524 villages are getting this facilitiy by inhabitants of 906villages are g~tting the commu travelling more than 10 kilometres distance. n;( ation facility within a distance of less than Drinking water facility is not available only in 5 kilometres,446 villages within a distance of 15 villages for which the villagers of these 5-1~' kilometres and those of 420 villages have villages have to move a distance of less than 5 to travel more than 10 Kms. kil0metres to get drinking water. More than 50 per cent of villages of the dis triet ar~ not Table_4 depict:> the distribution of villages getting any facility on Post and Telegraph, according to the distance from the nearest market and ha t and communica tion. For getting town dnd availability of different ameniti:'s in Post and Telegraph facility the villagers of the district. TABLE-4 Distribution of villages according to the distance hom the nearest town and availability of different amenities. Distance No. of No· (with percentlge) of villages having the amenities of Range from inhabited r------A------______, the nearest villages in Education Medical Drinking Post and Market/ Communi- Approach Power town each range Water Telegraph Hat cation by Pucca Supply (in Kms.) Road 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0-5 74 55 9 73 20 5 18 46 49 {74·32} (12·16) (98·65) (27·03) (676) (24·32) (62·16) (6622) 6-15 384 292 28 383 83 17 58 120 173 (76·04) (7·29) (99·74) (21 61) (4·43) (15·10) (31·25) (45·05) 16-50 1,346 962 138 1,337 230 58 173 210 394 (71"47) (10'25) (99'33) (17·09) ( 4·31) (12'85) ( 15·60) (29·27) 51+ 241 152 21 237 35 12 24 7 17 (63·07) (8'71) (98'34) (14·52) (4·98) (9·96) (2·90) (7·05) Unspecif ied Total 20,45 1,461 196 2,030 368 92 273 383 633 (71"44) (9·58) (99·27) (18·00) (4·50) (13·35) (18·73) (30·95) 39 Most of the villages are coming under the villages which are nearer to townsare enJoymg distance range of 16-50 Kilometres from the more facility than those which are away from nearest town. Out of 2,045 inhabited.villages in the towns. the dislrict 1,346 villages are coming under this distance range. However, there are only 74 Distribution of villages according to villages within a radius of 5 kilometers distance population range and amenities available has from the town where there is possibility-of early been shown In Table_5 urbanisation. It reveals from the table that the TABLE-5 Distribution of Villages according to Population Range and amenities available Population No. of Number (with percentage) of Villages having the amenities of range inhabited r------~------~ villages in Education Medical Drinking Post Market! Cornmuni- Approach Power each Water /!It Hat cation by Pucea Supply range Telegraph Road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 - 499 1,327 764 39 1,313 64 19 100 174 253 (5757) (2·94) (98·94) (4·82) (1·43) (7·69) (13 11) 119·01) 500-1,999 695 674 144 694 283 60 156 192 366 (96·96) (20·72) (99·86) (40·72) (8·63) (22-45) (27.63) (5266) 2,000-4,999 23 23 13 23 21 13 17 17 14 (100·00) (56,52) (100·00) (91·30) (5652) (73·91) (73·91) (60·87) 5,000+ Total 2,045 14.61 196 2,030 368 92 273 383 &33 (71'44) (9·58) (13·27) (ta·OO) (4·50) (13'35) (18·73) (30·15) It reveals from the table that most of the Table_6 shows the main staple food in villages of the district are coming in the lowest the majority of villages In each tahasil. population range i. e. less than 500. The biger sized villages are enjoying better facilities than TABLE-6 the villages coming under the lower population Main Staple Food in the majority of villages in eaeh Tahasil range. All the 23 vilhges in the highest population range of the district are getting SI. Name of Main Staple educational as well as drinking water fac;lities N. Tahasil Food whereas 13 villages are getting medical facility, 1 2 3 21 villages are served with post and telegraph 1· Telkoi facility, 13 villages are getting market I hat Rice faCility, 17 villages are having communication 2· Champua Rice facility, again 17 Villages are approached by 3 Barbil Rice pucca road and 14 villages are getting power 4· Kendujhar Rice upply facility. 5· Anandapur Rice 40 It reveals from the table that the main Table-7 shows the distribution of villages staple food In all the tahasils as well as in the according to land use pattern in the district. district is rice. TABLE-7 Distribution of villages according to land use 51. Name of No. of Total arE'a Percentage of Percentage of irrigated No. Tanasil inhabited (in hectares) cultivable area area to total villages to total area cultivable area 1 2 3 4 5 6 1. Telkoi 330 166,375·88 4588, 0·89 2. Barbil 172 64,776·09 38·72 1-87 3. Champua 234 61,771·85 64'98 463 4. Kendujhar 821 200,686·82 66·26 1·88 5. Anandapur 488 97,562·35 77·10 0'50 Total District 2,045 591,172·99 59·16 1'68 Note-· rha area figures, for uninhabited villages and villages for which the land use data are not available are excluded from the total. - Percentage of irrigated area to total from the table tha t the agriculture in the cultivable area of the district is only 1"68 per district is mostly rain fed. Only 59 16 per cent cent which implies that the district is backward of the total area of the district is cultivable. in respect of irrigation. This percentage is This percentage is higher in case of Anandapur higher in Champua Tahasil. In the mean while, Tahasil. a number of minor irrigation projects as well as some lift irrigation projects have been taken Growth, d(:nsity and sex ratio of urban Up in the district. It is hoped that in the near populatiof-l in the district in relation to the future an appreciable extent of area will be State have been presented in Table-8 provided with irrigation facilities. It reveals TABLE-I Growth, Density and Sex-Ratio of Urban Population in the District in relation to the State KENDUJHAR ORISSA Census ,-___ - ______A ______, year ~------~------~ Total Urban Percentage Decadal Density Sex ratio Total Urban Percentage Decadal Density Sex Popu- Popu- of Percentage (Popu- (No. of Popula- Popula- of Percentage (Popu- ratio latlon lation Urban variation lation females ticn tion Urbiln variation tat ian (N0.of Population in Urban per Sq. per 1,000 Population in Urbc n per Sq. fema- Population km) males) Popula- km.) les per ti The percentage of urban population to Table_9 depicts the new town/towns total population is only 11'34 per cent during dpclassified in 1981 Census. the current operation, whereas it was only 7'05 TABLE-9 per cent in 1971 and 4'30 per cent in 1961 and New T(.wns I Towns declauified '" 1981 Census 1.59 per cent during 1951 Census. There was only one town in the district during 1951, but Name of Towns Population 1981 Census the number of towns increased to 2 during 1961, (a} Added 4 during 1971 and 6 during the current Census. (i) Balagoda 9,515 Similarly, the density of urban population is the (Bolani) (c. T.) highest during the current opera tion having 754 (ii) Daitari (c. T.) 4,844 population per Sq. km .. The sex ratio i. e. the (b) Declassified number of females per 1,000 males is only 867 NIL during the current operation, but in 1951 Census it was 925, in 1961 it was 780 and in 1971 Only two non-statutory towns viz,. Census it was 839. In comparison to State it is Balagoda (Bolani) and Daitari have been added seen that the percentage of urban population to the urban frame of the current ,operation. to total population of the State is only 11'79 However, no town has been declassified in the per cent, the density of urban population of the district during the decade (1971-81). State is 1,359 and the sex ratio is 859 during the Per Capita Receipt and Expenditure in towns current operation. of the district have been shown in Table-10. TABLE-tO Per Capita Receipt and Expenditure in Towns Class, Per Capita Per Capita name Receipt (in 1<.5.) Expenditure (in Rs.) , _____ .A.. _____, , ______--______.A.. ______'"""I &. civic Total Receipt Receipt Total General Expenditure Public Expenditure Other status Receipt through from all expendi- Admini- on public works on public aspects of the taxes other ture stration health and institutions town sources conveniences 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 III Anandapur 6·94 0·18 6.76 2·06 0.80 0·92 0'C6 2·29 (N. A. (.) V Balagoda Non-municipal Town (Bolani) (C.T.) III Barbil (M) 36·17 15·05 21·12 31-76 2·48 4·55 7·46 428 12·99 VI Daitari «('T., Not available III Joda 24-48 12·64 11·84 22·77 4·19 2·80 7·87 0·23 7·68 (N. A. C.) III Kendujhar (M) 60·74 1656 44·18 2884 3·07 0'72 6·07 3·27 15·71 Total. 33·16 11·59 21·57 23'29 2·94 2·35 5·77 2.15 10·08 • The Population of Balagoda (Bolani) and Daitari Towns have been excluded as those are non-mu<1icipal towns. The figures in respect of non- statutory Coming to the receipt side the per capita towns have been kept blank. These areas are receipt has been assessed at Rs.33·16 in the continuing in rural frame for the purpose of district out of which the receipt through taxes revenue administration. Therefore, the financial is Rs. 11'59 and receipt from other sources i. e. aspects of only 4 statutory towns have been Government grant etc. is Rs. 21'57. As regards shown in this table. the expenditure side per capita total expenditure 42 of the district is 23'29 out of which the The district does not have any Ayurvedic or major chunk of Rs. 5'77 is utilised Linder "Public Homoeopal.hic hospitals with the facility of beds works". It reveals from the table that the in the hospitals of urban areas. Hence, financial position of the urban bodies is not amenities like availability of beds is limited to sound. the Allopathic hospitals/dispensaries run by the Table_11 depicits the number of Schools Government where indoor facilitieS are available. :\s against availability of 199 beds in tor 10,000 population in towns. the district in 1971 Census the current operation TABLE-11 is disclosed with 325 beds in urban areas. Schools per Ten Thousand Populati.:>n in Towns Number per ten thousand population Table-13 discloses the most important r------~------, commodity manufactured, exported and Class, name and Higher Secondary! Junior Primary imported in' towns. civic status of Seco- Matricu- Seco- town ndary! latio ndary! Inter/ Middle P.U.C.! TABLE-13 Junior College Most Important Commodity Manufactured, 1 2 3 4 5 Exported and I mported in Towns III Anandapur 2 2 8 (N. A. C·) Class, name Mos t Important Commot:li ty V Balagoda 1 1 2 and civic r------~------..... (Bolani) (C. T.) status of the Manufactured Exported Imported 111 Barbil (M) 2 2 7 town VI Daitari (c. T.) 2 4 4 1 2 3 4 III Joda (N. A. C.) 1 1 6 III Anandapur Tosser cloth Tosser clutn Grocery 111 Kendujhar (M) 2 2 7 (N.A.C.) Total 2 2 7 V Balagoda Iron Ore Dolamite (Bolani)(C.T) Facilities available up to Primaay Education in Urban area are only 7 schools per 10,000 111 Barbil (M) Pig Iron Iron Ore Coal population which confirms that the district is VI Daitari (CT.) Iron Ore Grocery educationaly backward. III Joda (N A.C,) Ferro Manganese Ore Coal Number of beds in medical institutions in Manganese towns per 1,000 population have been shown in 111 Kendujhar Aluminium Aluminium Textile Table-12 (M) Utensil Utensil goods TABLE-Il Number of Beds in Medical Institutio'1s in Towns name and civic status No. of beds in Medical Clas~, It has been explained earlier that the of the town Institutions per 1,000 Population existing vast mineral and forest potential of 1 2 the district is yet to be exploited to the fullest extent. From the table, it reveals that mining III Anandapur (N. A. C.) 1 towns like Barbil, Daitari and Balagoda (Bolani) V Balagoda (Bolani) (c. T.) 2 are exporting Iron ore and Joda exports 111 Barbil (M) 1 Manganese ore by raising substantial 2 VI Daitari (C. T.) revenue to the state ex-chequer. The district 3 III Joda (N. A. C.) being a deficit one, all consumer articles III Kendujhar (M) 5 besides iron and steel, clothing, coal etc. are Total 3 imported to the towns. SECTION-I 'VILLAGE DIRECTORY Codes used in the Village Directory In the village directory various amenities In this process, the number of institutions and other data have been indicated by codes have been determined and presented under the for want of space. The codes used in different approved code. In cases of availability of columns are explained below. more number of institutions of a type, the number has been indicated within bracket after COL. 5_Educational Amenities the code. In case the amenity is not available This column is intended to provide availab in the village the same has been shown by a ility of educational facility in the village under dash (-) in th"! relevant column having a note the following codes : of the distance range regarding its availability. 1- Primary or Elementary School P COl. 6_Medical Amenities 2. Junior Secondary or Middle M Availability of such amenities has been School presented under the following codes. In case 3 Matriculation or Secondary H of availability of more number of institutions of 4. Higher Secondary/lntermidiate/ PUC a type, such number has been indicated within Pre-Universityl Junior College bracket against the abbreviation. Where the amenities are not available, it has been 5. College C indica ted by a 'dash' in the relevant column 6. Indus tria I Schools with a note thereunder including distance range of its availability. 7. Training School Tr Hospital H 8. Audit literacy class I Ac centre Maternity and Child MCW Welfare Centre 9. Other Educational o Institutions Maternity Home MH Schools up to class-V have been trea ted as Child Welfare Centre CWC Primary School and have included Nursery Health Centre HC School, Kindergarten School, Pre-basic School, Pre-primary School, Junior basic School, upto Primary Health Centre PHC c1ass-V. Schools upto class-VII have been Primary Health Sub-centre PHS treated as Junior Secondary or Middle English School. Schools upto class-Xl (Matriculation) Dispensary D have been considered as Secondary or High Family Planning Centre FPC School. This also includes High Madarsa upto T. B. Clinic TB class-X. Schools or Colleges upto class-XII are considered as Higher Secondary Schools. In case Nursing Home NH of composite Schools like M. [. with Primary Registered Private RP Classes or Higher Secondary Schools with M. E. Practitioner Classes, those have been included in the number of Primary School and Middle School respecti Subsidised Medica I SMP vely. In a village having two Primary Schools Practitioner and one M. E. with Primary classes, the total Community Health Worker CHW numb~r of Primary Schools in the village has b ~€n recorded as three and M. I:. as one. Others 0 46 COL. 7 _Drinking Water Amenities dash (_) in the said column with the distance The types of potable drinking water range of its availability mentioned thereunder. supply sources available within the village has Bus Stop BS been indicated by the following codes. If the amenities are not available in the village it has Railway Station RS been presented by dash (_) in the relevant Navigable water way NW column and the distance range of its availa (including river, canal, bility thereunder. back-water etc.) Tap Water T Well Water W COl. 11_Approach to the village Tank Water Tk This is a new introduction in the 1981 Tubewell Water TW Census not covered by the 1971 series. Handpump HP Approach to the village refers to the state of road etc. leading to the village. The intention River Water R is to see whether the village is approachable Fountain F both in fair and foul weather and whether it is inaccessible sometime in the year. Such C Canal approach has been presented under the Lake L following codes. Spring S Pucca road PR Nallah N Kutcha road KR Others 0 Navigable river NR Information not available NA Navigable canal NC Navigable water way NW (other than river or canal) COL. 8_Post & Telegraph Foot path FP Availability of amenities in the village has been presented under the following codes. In case of non-availability it has been;presented COL. 13_Power Supply by dash (-) in the relevant column also indicaring the distance range thereunder. If the power is actually available in the village in any form, then the same has been PO Post Office presented in this column under the following Telegraph Office TO codes. Post and Telegraph Office ... PTO Electricity tor domestic ED purpose Telephone connection Phone Electricity for agricul!.ure •.. EAg COL. 10_Communication Electricity for other ED purposses like industrial Availability of public transport like bus, or commercial etc. rail and water way to the village have been indicated by the following codes. In case of Electricity for all purposes ... EA non-availability, it has been presented by a listed above 47 COL. 20_Remarks including any place M- Motor cycles/Scooters ava ilable in the of religious, historical or archaeological village. Interest. C_ Cars! Jeeps available in the village. This Column is intended to record T _ Tractors available in the village. particulars of any place of importance as well as the infromation on number of copies of news The infromation presented under this papers coming to the village and motor cyclesl column is illustrated below: scooters, cars/jeeps and tractors available in the village. The codes used in this column are as follows. Here N_32 represents the copies of N__ Copies of the newspapers coming newspapers, viz. 32 and M_2, the number of to the village. motor cyclesJscooters, viz.2. ORISSA. TELKOI TAHASIL DI'5T'UCT KENDUJHAa ~ II J , . ! T R c r*" . i ! N .. z: .. Co REFERENCES Boundary, Tahull. . . Il Police SblhoD • • . . .• Headquarters Taha.lnl.Pohce Stau.on @o Reserved For~t •.. IF Sir~ld~ Villages wlth popul!!luOD 1 (XX) & "bm·e .. Nahonal Highway .. NH.6 Important Metalled R~d ... , • Unn.d""lled dnd othe! Road••• Rl ver oIlnd StT_m • . • . _ ••• ... ~~ Post Offll::'e, Poe;t &: Teleqraph OtilCE: PO. FTC High School. . . • •.. _. ...~. S Pnmary He4lth Cenne OJspenHIY, Matermty and Child Welfil.re Centrf' .+ Jmporlant vdlag9 Matket/H.at.. • .. ,. TELKOI TAHASIL I. TELKOl P. S. 2. PANDAPARA P. S. 3. KANjlPANI P. S. ORISSA TELKOI P.S. DISTRICT KENDUJHAR c II es. \,. ~ '-'__ '- -\ 1- .,,---,/ \ <> \ 'I .. .. ., H~, I ., He"" \ l t , ---~ PO,PIe' " S EIl~+ 11 ---_------~~ -.~., I·.., ...... ~-~;;:::=---_j .- ... w· VIl LAGE DIRECTORY OF TELKOI P. s. 52 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VllLAGEiS OF TELKOI POLICE STATION 51. Name of Village L. C. 51. Name of Village LC No No. No. No. , 2 3 1 2 3 1 Ahigola 57 46 Gofabandha 12 2 Ajayapur 130 47 Golagadia 62 3 Akula 76 48 Gopinathapur B9 4 Alluni 143 49 Gundurijoda 40 5 Badabil 113 50 Gurum 51 6 Badakhaman 48 51 Halpuri 32 41 7 Badakumudu 52 Jagamohanpur 11 8 Badiamurlda 126 53 Janastanpur 6 134 9 Balabhadrapur 54 lata 18 138 10 Ba la \tadr apur 55 )enadar 67 61 11 Bale5wa~ 59 Jharbeda 98 121 12 BaiL 57 Kadapada 66 86 13 Balijodi 58 Kakudiamba 4 77 14 8anbihari.pu! 59 Kalapokhari (Lalapokhari) 15 15 Banda 85 60 Kaliahata alias Kumri 120 16 Balildanjhari 79 61 Kaliakudar 34 17 Bamgurupat 27 62 Kaliapani 21 18 Ban5apaJ 35 63 Kalikudar 39 19 Bena 56 64 Kalima 93 20 Benamuooa 104 65 Kamalang 28 66 Kankadajodi 105 21 Betakholi 44 22 Bhaliadal 26 67 Kantalei 63 23 Bhimakand 75 68 Kantalsuan 88 24 Bimala 96 69 Karadangi 72 25 Bin}abahal 70 Karamangi 87 26 Btrabarpur 141 71 Karangapal 108 27 Birida 24 n Katarapali 31 28 Bhipal 129 73 Katenipasi 133 29 Brahamanltansha 107 74 Katini 119 30 Budhaamba. 81 75 Kerang 123 31 Chhamunda 13 76 Khajuria 78 32 Chandrasekharpur 16 77 Khilndabandha 118 33 Dandargouni 7 78 Khuntapada 59 34 Danduamunda 29 79 Kodabil 99 35 Deuladiha 37 80 Koilisuta 74 36 Dhanur jayapur 19 81 Krushnapur 84 ?>7 Dimiria 17 82 Kuladera 58 38 Dimirimunda 94 83 Kulanga 139 39 Dobalapal 36 84 Kuliapal 46 40 Durlavapur 60 85 Kundheihata 92 41 Gobagoda 131 86 Laxminarayanpur 125 42 Galada 122 87 Lr)kana thapur 14 43 Godhihudi 73 88 Malanda 90 44 Godikansa 110 89 Merda 135 45 Codinarada 50 90 Mundasahi 128 53 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF TELKOI POLICE STATION SI' Name of Village L. C. SI. Name of Village L. C. No. No. No. No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 91 Namakani 97 118 Sankalei 83 92 Nipinda 82 119 Sankarpur 25 93 Nuagaon 140 120 Sankoi 52 94 Nuagaon (Bad) 132 121 Santeibhanja 68 95 Nuagarh 38 122 Sapananji 70 96 Odhanl 53 123 Sarei 71 97 Oria 23 124 Saroda 124 88 Padang 80 125 Saruali 2 99 Padiapasi 102 126 Sarupat 117 100 Panga 49 127 Sibanarayanpur goda 43 116 101 Patakelipur 128 Similipal 112 103 102 Patakhali 129 Simulipal 45 Pitanali 22 103 130 Sinduria 101 91 104 Purastamapur 131 Sinkulabahal 10 106 105 Purujoda 132 Siriabahal 9 106 Purunapani 20 9S 107 Ragada 69 133 Slrigida 134 Sirispal 111 108 Raisuan 136 65 109 Ramachandrapur 30 135 Sridharpur 47 110 Ramachandrapur 109 136 Talapada 100 111 Ranibeda 137 137 Tangiri 33 112 Ranki 54 138 Telkoi 115 113 Rekuti 127 139 Templei 55 114 Rugudidlhi 5 140 Tenteinali 114 115 Saleikena 8 141 Tigiria 3 116 Samakuda 142 142 Tungurubahal 64 117 Sanakumundu 42 143 Udayagiri 54 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police 5tatlon-TELKOI LC. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (_) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms. in broad ranges, Viz-5 Kms.; 5-10 Kms. and 10+Krns. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) ,------~------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communi- tional Water and days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat; Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Binjabahal 1,55076 . Z,017 (379) P (3), M PHS, CHW, W, TW, Tk PO -(5-10) (-5) (2) FPC 2 Sa ruali 552·80 882 (131) P, M, H - (-5) W, TW, Tk PO Wednesday -(10+) 3 Tungurubahal 728·44 755 (128) P -(5-10) W, TW, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 135 (25) 4 Kakudiamba 102·39 P -(5-10) R, T,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 221 (44) 5 RlIgudidihi 34924 P -!10+ ) TW, R, W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 384 (85) 6 Janastanpu r 389·71 P -(10+) w,n -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 7 Dandargouni 781·04 687 (150) P -(10+ ) R, Tk, TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -('0+) 748·67 718 (135) P,M 8 5aleikena -(10+) W, Tk, TW, 0 PO - (-5) -(10+) 997·96 958 (154) P 9 Siriabahal -(10+ ) W,R - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 397·00 439 (89) - (-5) 10 Sinkulabahal -(10+ ) W, TW, Tk - '(-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 569 (110) P - (-5) 11 Jagamohanpur 338·72 W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 1,09(' (184) P, M MWN, PHS 12 Golabandha 714·68 W, TW. Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 1,058·66 1,453 (255) P, M CHW 13 Chhamunda W, Tk PO - (-5) - (-5) 194·25 229 (34) P ....,. (-5) W, Tk, TW, 14 lokana thapur 0 - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 228 (3b) P -(5-10) 15 Kalapokhari 187·37 W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) (Lalapokhari) 348 (63) P 16 Chandrasekharpur 252·52 - (-5) W, TW, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 887 (186) P -(5-10) 17 Dimiria 524·47 R, W, TW, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 406·71 784 (137) P - (-5) 18 Jata R,W,TW,Tk.N PO - (-5) - (-5) 245·88 227 (43) P - (-5) 19 Dhanurjayapur W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 80·13 112 (17~ 0 20 Purunapan; - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 45001 83 (20) - (-5) 21 Kaliapani - (-5) W,Tk,O - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 41602 134 (32) P -(5-10) 22 Pitanali W,N - (-5) -(5-10) BS 854·70 541 (102) P --(5-10) 23 Oria W,N PO - (-5) BS 247 (58) P 24 Birida 187·77 -(5-10) W,Tk -(5-10) , -(5-10) -(5-10) 99-96 143 (26) - (-5) 25 Sanl 123·83 253 (54) P -(5-10) 26 Bhaliadal VI -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 37 27 Bangurupal 173·21 (8) - (-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 28 288·54 330 (63) P - (-5) Kamalang W, R -(5-10) -(5-10) ~(5-10) 104·81 148 (25) - (-5) 29 Danduamunda - (-'5) W,R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 142·85 309 (52) P 30 Ramachand rapur - (-5) W,R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) ------55 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE TahaslJ-TElKOI App- Nearest town and Power Staple land Use (I. e., area under dlff~rent types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use fn- hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (In Kms.) r------4----______~ any vllla@e Forest Irrf- Un Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gatJchar cultivation or and archaeo- groves logical interest 11 12 13 14 1S 16 17 18 19 20 PR Kendujhar (69) Rice 574·25 540·26 23-47 412·78 N-2, Temple KR Kendujhar (69) Rice 59·89 310·80 '19·02 163·09 N-2 KR Kendujhar (70) Rice 55(J·86 152·17 14·57 210·84 KR Kendtrjhar (72) Rice 36·02 33·99 12·14 20·24 KR Kendu jhar (72) Rice 154·18 88·62 17,00 89·44 KR Kendujhar (4Jl) Rice 256·17 48·56 19·02 65·% KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 189·80 159.()4 23553 19667 KR Kendujhar (60) Rice 138·00 227·43- 44·11 339·13 KR Kendujhar (4S) Rice 307·56 225·41 31·97 433-02 KR Kendu j har (67) Rice 194-66 133·14 1·62 67·58 KR Kendujhar (67) Rice 52-20 127·07 29·54 129·91 KR Kendujhar (43) ED, EO Rite 160.6(, 209·22 12·14 332-66 N-l, M-2 KR Kendujnar (59) ED,EO Rice 233·50 387.69 26·71 41Mb N-2 KR Kendujhar (42) Rice 82·56 62-32 4·05 45·32 KR Kendujhar (59} Rice 23,07 86·20 53·82' 24·26 KR Kendujhar (43) Rice 7028 124·24 82·15 38·85 KR Kendujhar (43) Rice 127·00 205·58 31-97 159.04 N-15,M-3,C-1. T-1 KR Kendujhar (43) ED Rice 29·14 253-33 23047 100 77 KR Kendujhar [45) Rice 108·05 18·21 97·94 7·28 17·40 KR kendu jhar (43) Rite 37·64 14·16 0,41 27·92 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 4·86 25·09 66·77 353029 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 349·65 28·33 5,26 32-78 KR Kendujhar (42) Rice 447·58 nl,11 133·14 25-50 170·37 Tempre KR Kendujhar (42) Rice 41·68 S544 1093 79072 1 KR Kendujhar (41) Rice 28·33 48 97 10·92 35-61 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 103·20 29·95 6·88 33·18 KR Kendujhar (40) ED Rice 29·54 67·18 22·66 ,69'16 M-l, Temple KR. Kendu jhar (51) ED, EAg Rice 26·71 5·66 32·78 9,31 30·35 KR. Kendujhar (51) Rice 4492 39·25 18·21 21-45 19.02 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police 5tation-TELKOI l.e. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (If not available within the village, a dash (-) No- Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the dis-tance in Village (Number of Kms. in broad ranges, Viz-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms_ and 10+Kms. of the tin hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) ~------~------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water and days of cation (Potable) relegrapb the (Bus Stop, MarKet! Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 31 Ka tarapali 24&·86 750 (140) P, M -- (-5) W, Tk, TW - (-5) -(5-10) BS 32 HaJpuri 37798 521 (93) P -- (-5) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 33 Telkoi 3B567 2,599 (515) P(3), H, M F,"I_, PHC W, Tk, R PTO, Phone Friday BS 34 Kaliakudar 283 Uninhabited 35 Bansapal 322·94 243 (51) - (-5) - (-5) W,N - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 36 Dobalapal 57627 1,215 (230) P MeW W, Tk PO - (-5) - (-5) 37 Deuladiha 624·03 1,483 (284) P, M Mew, PHS W, H, TW PO - (-5) -(5-10) 38. Nuagarh 94494 9B6 (202) P - (-5) W, Tk, R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 39 Kalikudar 20·23 Uninhabited 40 Gundurijoda 732·87 440 (98) P -- (-5) w,n - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 41 Bddakumudu 84·18 89 (17) - (-5) -(5-10) W, R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 42 Sanakumundu 6637 57 (14) - (-5) -(5-10) W, R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 43 5ibanaryaflpurgoda 522·05 1,O~1 (209) P, M (, PHS W, TW, Tk PO - (-5) -(10+) 44 Betakholi 157·42 209 (44) P - (-5) W,N - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 45 Simulipal 125·05 119 (20) P - (~5) R - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 46 Kulapal 1).36 4 (1) - (-5') - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 47 Talapada 554·02 449 (85) P,M -(5-10) Tk, W -(5-10) -(-5) -(10+) 48 Badakhaman 235·93 186 (34) P -(10+) W, N -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 49 Panga 390·12 327 (65) P -(10+) W, Tk, N -(10+) -(5-10) -(10+) 50 Godinarda 1,022·64 200 (39) P -(5-10) W, N, Tk -(10+) -(5-10) -(10+ ) 51 Gurum 135·17 219 (41) P -(10+) W,lk -(10+ ) -(5-10) -(10+) 52 Sankoi 166·33 192 (40) P -(_1;-10) W, Tk, F -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 53 Odhana 53·42 49 (8) - (-5) -(10+) N -(10+) -(5-10) -(lD+) 54 Ranki 54·23 89 (15) - (-5) -(5-10) W,O -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 55 Tenteinali 224·60 2')0 (49) p -(10+) W,O -(10+) -(5-10) -(1(1+ ) 56 Bena 307·56 366 (72) P -(10+) W -(10+) -(5-10} -(10+) 57 Alligoia 128·29 129 (28) P - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 58 Kuladera 448·39 374 (69) P -(10+ ) W,S -(10+ ) -(5-10) -(10+) 59 Khuntapada 517·19 1,183 (246) P,M -(5-10) W, Tk PO - (5-) -(5-10) 60 Durlaaapur 184·13 414 (71) P -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) 135 57 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-TElKOI App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (I. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including ,-______---A-______~ to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irri- Un Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gauchar cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (51) ED,EO Rice 56·66 68·80 97·93 7·28 16·19 N-1, M-1 KR 'Kendujhar (51) ED Klce 89·84 6151 178·47 15·78 32-38 KR Kendujhar (51) ED,EO Rice 109·27 44·92 168·35 14·97 48·16 N-20,M-11,C-3 T-1, Temple Uninhabited 2·43 0·40 KR Kendujhar (42) Rice 134·76 94·29 8-09 85·80 KR Kendujhar (42) Rice 142·85 280·45 24028 128-69 KR Kendujhar (14) Rice 98·34 354·51 35·21 135·97 KR Kendujhar (14) Rice '43·62 405·49 63-54 232·29 Uninhabited 19·02 ()'81 0·40 KR Kendujhar (15) Rice 33·58 135·97 11·74 551-58 KR Kendujhar (15) Rice 47·75 24·28 4·05 8·10 KR Kendujhar (16) Rice 29·95 24·28 4·05 8·09 KR Kendujhar (16) Rice 103·20 83·i7 151-35 4856 135'17 N-l, KR Kendujhar (18) Rice SO· 58 28·33 17·81 6().70 KR Kendujhar (22) Rice 74-46 19·83 1498 15.78 KR Kendujhar (76) Rice 6·88 4·86 162 KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 352·08 120·19 37.64 44'11 KR Kendujhar (26) Rice 109'67 61·92 9·31 55'()3 KR Kendujhar (28) Rice 259·81 4978 44'92 3561 KR Kendujhar (20) Rice 23553 48·56 38·44 700·11 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 67'58 26·71 4·86 36·02 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 67·58 8296 14'17 1'62 KR Kendujhar (34) Rice 43'30 9'31 0'81 KR Kendujhar (34) Rice 10·93 35·61 728 0-41 KR Kendujhar (36) Rice 19465 22"66 6·48 0·81 KR Kendujhar (36) Rice 8620 109 26 1336 98·74 KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 7851 38'45 10·93 0·40 t VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Statiol1-TELKOI LoC. Name of the Total Total Amenities available Cif not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column ana next to it in brackets the distance in Village (Number of Kms· in broad ranges, Viz-5 Kms·, 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) ~ ______nearest place where the A facility ______is available is given) ~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water and days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 61 Baleswar 404·28 518 (83) P -(5-10) W, Tk, TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5 62 Golagadia 373·12 393 (71) P -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 63 Kantalei 48805 874 (180) P -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 64 Udayagiri 43787 753 (138) P - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 65 Sridhar pur 10441 90 (16) - (-5) - (-5) W, N -(5-10) -(5-10' -(\0+) 66 Kadapada 334·68 112 (21) P -(10+) W,Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 67 Jenadar 102·79 264 (48) P - (-5) W, Tk - (-5J - (-5) -(10+) 68 Santeibhanja 308·78 241 (44) P - (-5) R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 69 Ragada 29866 274 (66) P -(10+ ) w -(10+ ) -(5-10) -(10+) 70 Sapananji 180·49 118 (25) - (-·5) -(10+ ) W,R - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 71 Sarei 340·34 519 (106) P - (-5) W, Tk, N - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 72 Karadangi 2,311·57 1,774 (357) P (4), M 0 W, Tk, R PO - (-5) -(10+) 73 Godhihudi 324·96 196 (32) P -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 74 Koilisuta 36260 212 (41) P -(5-10) W,N - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 75 Bhimakand 728·84 1,106 (173) P, M -(5-10) W, Tk PO - (-5) - (-5) 76 Akula 60865 898 (160) P,M - (-5) W, Tk, TW PO Thursday BS 77 Ranabiharipur 27519 311 (61) P -(10+ ) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 78 Khajuria 138·00 243 (43) P -(5-10) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 79 Bandanjhari 15014 126 (20) P -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (- 5) 80 Padang 449·20 711 (135) P/M 0 W, Tk, TW PO - (-5) BS 81 Budhaamba 129·90 65 (13) - (·-5) -(5-10) W,F -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 82 Nipinda 20072 271 (42) p -(-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5, - (-51 83 Sankalei 13395 155 (29) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 84 Krushnapur 1,207·18 614 (120) P - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 85 Banda 67·99 70 (13) - (-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) - (-5) 86 Bali jadi 346·01 438 (82) P -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) - (-5) 87 Karamangi 312·42 258 (48) P -(5-10) W, Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) BS 88 Ka'ltalsuan 137·59 298 (55) p - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 89 I,opina thapur 180·49 190 (3q) P - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 90 Maranda 218·53 248 (47) P -(5-10) W, Tk -(5-10) -(5-'10) - (-5) 59 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE T ahasil-TElKOI App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply rood use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including ,-______-.A. ______..... to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irr i- Un Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (50) Rice 112·91 175.23 105·62 10·52 KR Kendu jhar (51) Rice 71-63 150·54 142·45 8'50 KR Kendu jhar (52) Rice 52·61 291·37 31·97 112·10 KR Kendu jhar (52) Rice 49·78 263·85 17·00 107·24 KR Kendu jhar (54) Rice 45·32 10·52 5·67 42'90 KR Kendujhar (57) Rice 23391 52·21 14·57 33'99 KR Kendujhar (60) Rice 14·97 44·11 10'52 33·19 KR Kendu jhar (59) Rice 123·02 97·53 58·28 29.95 KR Kendujhar (64) Rice 39·25 100'36 37·64 121·41 KR Talcher (57) Rice 10360 36·83 8·90 31-16 KR Talcher (54) Rice 48 138·00 40·47 113-31 KR Kendujhar (64) Rice 1,591-63 335·48 12·55 371·91 K~ Kendujhar (73) Rice 197·89 4978 74·46 2'83 KR Kendu jhar (64) Rice 213·27 56·25 92·67 0·41 KR Kendujhar (60) ED,EO Rice 191·42 248'88 28819 0·40 PR Talcher (54) Rite 176°85 22420 196·27 11-33 N-2,M-2,Temple KR Talcher (55) Rice 44·11 118·57 111·2!} 1·22 KR Kendujhar (60) Rice 43·30 35·61 58·68 0·41 KR Kendujhar (64) Rice 94·29 31·97 23·88 KR Kendujhar (64) Rice 73·25 206·79 168·75 0·41 N-1 KR Kendujhar (65) Rice 4006 27·52 61·51 081 KR Kendujhar (67) Rice 7446 40·07 85·79 0'40 KR Kendujhar (65) Rice 35·21 21'04 76·89 0·81 KR Kendujhar (66) Ric 63576 152-57 415·61 3'24 KR Kendujhar (64) ... Rice 17·81 21·45 28·33 0-40 KR Kendujhar (67) Rice 70·82 110·89 164.30 KR Talcher (54) Rice 157·02 80·94 72-84 1·62 KR Talcher (52) Rice 43·70 29·14 63·94 0·81 KR Kendujhar (73) Rice 108·05 43·71 25·49 3·24 KR Talcher (54) Rice 9'·46 70·41 5504 162 60 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Statlon-TELKOI l· C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown In the column and next to it in brackets, the distance In Village (Number of Kms·, in broad ranges, Viz-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms· and 10+Kms. of the (in hecatres) households). nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------A------,Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 91 Purastampur 34560 155 (27) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 92 Kundheihata 267·50 386 (62) P - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 93 Kalima 810·59 481 (86) P - (-5) W, Tk, F - (-5) - (-5) BS 94 Dimirimunda 18292 241 (42) P -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (10+) 95 Sirigida 561·70 1,139 (299) P,M, H 0 W, TW, Tk, PO -(-5) BS 96 Bimala 543·90 718 (115) P,M - (-5) W, Tk, N, F, TW PO Saturday BS 97 Namakani 653-57 469 (87) P -(5-10) W, TkN - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 96 Jharbeda 513·55 331 (57) P -(5-10) W, Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) BS 99 Kodabil 110·48 139 (22) P -(10+) W, Tk, TW -(5-10) -(5-10) BS 100 Tangiri 376·76 204 (41) P -(10+) W, Tk, R -(5-10) -(5-10) - (-5) 101 Sinduria 468·22 709 (140) P,M -(5-10) W, Tk PO - (-5) BS 102 Padiapas 344·79 388 (71) P -(10+) W,Tk,N - (-5) - (-5) ~S 103 Patakhali 643·86 539 (100) P -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 104 Benamunda 956·27 955 (174) P,M - (-5) W, Tk, TW - (-5) Sunday BS 105 Kankada jodi 20·64 7 (1) - (-5) - (-5) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 106 PuruJoda 654·38 685 (117) P,M -(5-10) W, Tk, N -(5-10) -(5-10) - (-5) 107 Brahamankansha 151-35 110 (16) - (-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 108 Karangapal 588·01 240 (45) - (-5) -(5-10) W, Tk, R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 109 Ramachandrapur 9146 9i (23) - (-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 110 Godikansa 134·76 313 (56) - (-5) -(5-10) W -(5-105 -(5-10) -(5-10) 111 Sirispal 55·04 10 (3) - (-5) - (-5) W,R - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 112 Similipal 22·66 Uninhabited 113 Badabil 66·77 46 (8) - (-5) - (-5) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 114 Tigiria 106·43 209 (33) - (-5) -(10+ ) W,N -(10+ ) -(5-10) -(10+) 115 Templei 125-45 84 (17) P - (-5) Tk, W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 116 Patakelipur 331·03 125 (31) - (-5) -(5-10) W, N -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 117 Sarupat 168·75 144 (29) - (-5) -(5-10) W,R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 118 Khandabandha 164·30 131 (30) P - (-5) W, F -':(5-10) -(3-10) -(5-10) 119 Katini 264·26 225 (31l) P - (-5) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 120 Kaliahata alias 430·99 977 (162) P, M,H H W,R, Tk PO - (-5) BS Kumuri ------ I 61 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-TELKOI App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including ,..... ______A ______~ to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irri- Un Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious dy (including for historical source gauchar cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (70) Rice 212·87 38·04 65·15 29·54 KR Talcher (49) Rice 123·03 76·08 68-39 KR Kendujhar (67) Rice 492·91 74·87 240·79 2·02 C-1 KR Kendujhar (70) Rice 89·84 41·68 50·99 0·41 KR, PR Talcher (35) ED Rice 218'53 153-78 186·96 2·43 N-3 KR, PR Talcher (45) Rice 188'99 196·68 156·21 2'02 N-1 KR Talcher (51) Rice 305·54 12626 220.56 1'21 KR Kendujhar (77) Rice 261·02 84·18 166·73 162 KR Kenduhjar (88) Rice 67·18 21'45 20·23 162 KR Kendujhar (80) Rice 252·52 47·35 6070 16·19 KR Kendu jhar (89) Rice 139-21 193·84 132·74 243 N-2 KR Kendujhar (89) Rice 67·58 ... 102·79 168·35 6·07 KR Kendujhar (88) Rice 404'69 146'09 80·94 12·14 N-1 KR Kendu jha- (88) Rice 572·63 215·81 141·64 1619 N·1 KR Kenriujhar (90) Rice 4·86 5·66 8·50 162 KR Kendujhar (90) Rice 410·35 13072 101·17 12'14 KR Kendujhar (91) Rice 43·71 75·27 28·33 4·04 KR Kendujhar (92) Rice 456·49 6920 60·70 1·62 KR Kendujhar (92) Rice 36·42 44·11 4·86 6·07 KR Kendujhar (94) Rice 40·87 55·44 34·40 4.05 KR Kendujhar (94) Rice 21·85 22·66 5·67 4·86 Uninhabited 3·64 11·74 5·26 2·02 KR Kendujhar (92) Rice 28·73 20·64 8·90 8·50 KR Kendujhar (90) Rice 17·81 44.51 41·28 2·83 KR Kendujhar (91) Rice 14·16 70·42 34·40 6·47 KR Kendujhar (92) Rice 142·85 104·00 77·30 6·88 KR Kendujhar (92) Rice 62·32 59·89 40·47 6·07 KR Kendujhar (92) Rice 85·39 35·61 40·47 2·83 KR Kendujhar (90) Rice 185·35 60·70 16·19 2·02 KR Kendujhar (90) Rice 201013 132·74 76·89 20·23 N-1 62 VillAGE AMENITIES ?olice Station-TElKOI l. C_ Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz-S Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility IS available is given) r------A------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water &. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 <; 6 7 8 9 10 121 Bali 35815 255 (51) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 122 Galada 286 52 285 (55) P -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 123 Kerang 78·10 201 (41) P --(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) +(10+) 124 Saroda 237·1!; 74 (11) - (-5) -(10+) 5 -(10+) -(5-10) -(5-10) 125 Laxminarayanpur 403·88 265 (53) P -(5-10) "',N -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 126 Badiamunda 33-59 Uninhabited 127 Rekuti 205·58 354 (66) P - (-5) W - (-5) Thursday -( 5+) 128 Mundasahi 99·15 32 (8) - (-5) -(10+) R -(10+) -(5-10) -(10+) 129 Hiripal 322·53 563 (103) P -(5-10) W,R - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 130 Ajayapur 189·80 180 (34) - (-5' -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 131 Gobagada 250-50 429 (94) P -(5-19) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 132 Nuagaon (Bad) 893·95 1,239 (223) P,M - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 133 Katenipasi 263-45 451 (80) P - (-5) W,R - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 134 Balabhadrapur 209·22 294 (50) P - (-5) W, Tk, R PO - (-5) - (-5) 135 Merda 865-62 700 (128) P -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 136 Raisuan 528.52 515 (71) P, H -(10+) W,Tk PO - (-5) - (-5) 137 Ranibeda 1,138·38 835 (142) P,M -(10+) W, TW, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 138 Balavadrapur 241·19 85 (19) - (-5) - (-5) W. Tk, N - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 139 Kulanga 640·62 391 (64) P -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 140 Nuagaon 254·55 167 (26) P,M -(10+) W, Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) - (-5) 141 Birabarpur 151-35 94 (16) P,M -(10+) W,Tk PO - (-5) - (-5) 142 Samakuda 760·81 471 (75) P,M -(10+) w,n - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 143 Alluni U. S. 172 (39) - (-5) -(5-10) -( -5) -(10+ ) -(10+) --(10+ ) TOTAL 53,29'1-17 60,156 (11,324) P-114, D-1, H-1, M- 26, MCW/MH/ H- 5, CWC -3 0- 1 PHC/HC-1 FPC-3 PHS-4 CHW-3 0-2 63 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-TELKOI App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Kms.) ,------""'------...... any village Forest Irri- Un Cuiturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (90) Rice 204·37 64-75 40-47 48·56 KR Kendujhar (90) Rice 178.06 18·62 80·94 8·90 Kit Kendujhar (92) Rice 31·56 35·21 4·05 7·28 KR Kendujhar (92) Rice 152·57 42·90 40·47 1·21 KR Kendujhar (91) Rice 201·13 113-31 83·37 6·07 Uninhabited 445 931 1983 t KR Kendujhar (92) Rice 98·74 87·01 55·85 8.90 KR Kendujhar (93) Rice 486·03 252·12 116·55 39·25 KR Kendujhar (80) Rice 132-33 81-34 45·73 4.05 KR Kendujhar (80) Rice 117·36 31'56 10·93 49-37 KR Talcher (48) Rice 628·88 150·95 7689 8-90 KR Kendujhar (87) Rice 291·37 78.92 137·19 21·04 KR Kendujhar (83) Rice 817-06 203·15 110·08 8·09 KR Kendujhar (82) Rice 76·89 89·84 12·14 62·32 KR Kendujhar (87) Rice 478-34 9429 60·70 729 KR Kendujhar (87) Rice 150·95 40·07 60.70 2·83 KR Kendujhar (87) Rice 76·08 24·28 3561 15·38 KR Takher (48) Rice 567·77 110-08 76·89 6·07 KR KenduJhar (100) Rice Not available 22,192.57 592·46 14,446·49 1,516·69 8,548.96 N-59, M-23 e-6, T-'8 ~~ .... o c u ':t.fI l '10 ... ? VII LAGE DIRECTORY OF PANDAPARA P. s. 66 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF PANDA PARA POLICE STATION 51. Name of Village L. C. 51. Name of Villa~e L. C. No. No. No. No. 2 3 1 2 1 1 Adakata 52 41 Junga 22 2 Alanapada 72 42 Kaberipasi 19 3 Ankalpada 9 43 Kalimati (Thakur) 23 4 Asanabahali 45 44 Kamargoda 58 5 Badjamupasi 48 45 Kamarnali 41 6 BadjiuJi 49 46 Kandasar 5 7 Badkamandra 33 47 Kantapada 64 8 Baijapada 37 48 Kaptadiha 83 9 Balabhad,apu)' 12 49 Khadiadiha (Khediclha) 29 10 Balanipasi 2 50 Khajur ibani 81 11 Batimunduli 66 51 Khudapasi 63 12 Barhag,arh 84 52 Khuntabandha (Ka) 30 13 Basantapur 4 53 Khuntapada 43 14 8altibar~gaol1l 16 54 Khuntapada 61 15 Bhajamunda 1$ 55 Koya (KuiyoJ 70 (Ko.thachasajha~amunda) 16 Binind'a 55 56 Kuajharan 95 17 Brahmanapanga 75 57 Madhyapur 35 18 Budhakhaman 85 58 Manipur 68 (Budhakhamada) 59 Masinabilla b2 19 Champei 1 60 Masinajodi 92 20 Chheliapanka 69 61 Mishramal 77 21 Dadhibamanapwr 32 62 Nadambansadiha 82 22 Dandasenapasi 25 63 Naijoda 26 23 Dengana 56 64 Nalapanga 59 24 Deobandha 51 65 Nischintpur 44 25 Dhanaheni. 14 66 Nityanandapur 15 26 Dtlangunr 60 67 Nudurupada 13 27 OhanurlayapUir 31 68 Ostapanga 36 28 Ohit5apada 40 69 Panasia 93 29 DUmlfr~ 79 70 Pandapada 39 30 Dumurinal~ 27 31 Fuljhar 94 71 Patabari 46 32 Gayalmul'ldiJI 47 72 Patila 54 33 Gohitangiri 10 73 Patipanga 65 34 Coprnatflapur 78 74 Patulikotha 89 35 Hatisila 80 75 Pichulabeda 88 36 Hatinota 73 76 Pichulla (Badapechhula) 7 37 Hoonda 87 77 Purumunda (Puruhamunda) 42 38 Janghira 67 7A Rangamatia 53 39 Jharbeda 6 79 Rankanipasi 71 40 Jhumukaposi 76 aD Rutisila 8 67 ALPHABETIC ~L LIST OF VILLAGES OF PANDAPARA POLICE STATION SI· Name of Village l.c. SI. Name of Village L. c. No. No· No. No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 81 Saharatangiri 91 89 Suakati 20 82 Salabeda 38 90 Sunatangiri 11 83 Samagiri 90 91 Tankajoda 28 84 Sanjiuli 50 92 Tanlahata 74 85 Sankamandra 24 93 Tentalapasi (Tentala) 34 86 Sannuagaon 57 94 Tota 21 87 Sannuagaol'l 17 95 Ukuchabeda 3 88 Saria 86 68 VIllAGE AMENITIES Police Station-PANDAPARA L. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms· and 10+Kms. aT the (in hectres), households) nearest place where the facilIty is available is given) r------A------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communi- tional Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Champei 57'47 165 (38) P -(10+ ) N - (-5) -(10+ ) -(10+) 2 Balanipasi 328·20 980(194) P -( 10+) W - (-5) -(10+ ) -(10+) 3 Ukuchabeda 378·38 453 (91) P - (-5) Tk.W,TW - (-5) -(5-10) BS 4 Basantapur 821·51 1,426(251) P,M CHW Tk,TW,W,R PO -(5-10) BS 5 Kandasar 531',61 541 (89) P - (-5) Tk,R,TW,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 6 Jharbeda 1,200·30 1,402(229) P,M MCW,CHW W,TW,Tk PO - (5-10) - (-5) 7 Pichulla 751·91 999(178) P,M CHW W,TW,Tk PO -(5-10) BS 8 Rutisila 482·79 763(134) P/M MeW W,TW/Tk PO -(5-10) BS 9 Ankalpada 301·49 651(109) P - (-5) W,TW,Tk,R - (-5) - (-5) B5 10 Gohitangiri 324.96 412 (76) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 11 Sunatangiri 516·78 906(168) P - (-5) W,TW,Tk,O - (-5) - (-5) B5 12 Ba labhadrapur 557·25 1,015(179) P CHW W,TW.Tk PO - (-5) BS 13 Nudurupada 350·46 415 (75) P - (-5) W,Tk,O - (-5) - (-5) B5 14 Dhanabeni 323·34 288 (60) P -(10+ ) W - (-5) -(10+ ) -(10+) 15 Nityanandapur 64·75 129 (25) _. (-5) -(10+ ) W - (-5) -(10+ ) -(10+) 16 Baxibarigaon 644-67 928(177) P,M - (10+) W,Tk PO -(10+ ) -(10+) 17 Sannuagaon 204·37 165 (29) -- (-5) -(10+ ) W,lk,F,N - (-5) -(10+ ) -(10+) 18 Bhajamunda 174·42 326 (65) p -(10+) W - (-5) -(10+ ) -(10+) (Kothachasa jhaba- munda) 19 Kaberipasi 67·18 70 (10) - (-5) -(10+ ) F - (-5) -(10+ ) -(10+) 20 Suakati 63·94 79 (15) - (-5) -(10+ ) F - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 21 Tota 79·32 39 (7) - (-5) -(10+) W - (-5) -(10+ ) -(5-10) 22 Junga 282·47 751 (145) P -(10+ ) W, F PO -(10+ ) -(10+) 23 Kalimati ('Thakur) 151-35 496 (97) P -(10+ ) W, R,N - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 24 Sankamandra 170·78 455 (83) - (-5) -(10+) Tk - (-5) --(10+ ) -\10+) 25 Dandasenapasi 199·92 307 (52) P -(1C+) W, Tk - (-J) -(10+ ) -(10+) 26 Naijoda 104-41 185 (34) - (-5) -( 10 +) W, F, N -- (-5) --(10+) -(10+) 27 Dumurinali 110·48 238 (43) - (-5) -(10+ ) WI Tk, N - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 28 Tankajoda 37·64 192 (40) - (-5) -(10+ ) W - (-5) -(10+) -(10+ ) 29 Khadiadiha. 65·96 129 (22) - (-5) -(10+) N - (-5) -(10+ ) -(10+) (Khediaha) 30 Khuntabandha (Ka) 146·50 301 (57) . -(5-10) -(10·r ) W - (-5) -(10+ ) -(101-) 69 DIRE.CTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-TELKOI App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Kms.) r------A~------~ any village Forest Irr i· Un Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avaliable religious by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- graves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (13) Rice 7.69 45·33 2.02 2.43 KR KenduJhar (16) Rice 65·39 201·94 16·59 2428 KR.PR Kendujhar (11) Rice 161·87 128·69 40·47 47·35 KR Kendujhar (13) Rice 323·75 405·50 24·68 67·58 I KR,PR Kendujhar (19) Rice 566.56 54026 53.01 40.47 M-18 KR Kendujhar (18) Rice 526·09 97·53 8094 47.3'j N-1 KR Keudujhar (25) Rice 121.41 25090 81-34 29·14 KR Kendujhar (22) Rice 18·21 202·34 6030 2064 KR Kendujhar (22) Rire 23·88 97.93 4168 1&1-47 KR Kendujhar (19) Rice 16187 239·57 74·87 4047 KR Kendujhar (18) Rice 161·87 290·56 68·80 36·02 KR Kendujhar (16) Rice 121·41 12909 59·49 40·47 KR Kendujhar (18) Rice 129·90 153·37 4·05 3602 1"/emple KR Kendujhar (18) Rice 202 46·14 809 8·50 KR Kendu jhar (19) Rice 283·28 276·00 64·75 2064 ,N-2 NR,KR Kendu jhdf (19) Rice 8·50 12302 3278 40·07 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 3318 99·96 24·28 1700 KR Kendu jhar (21) Rice 2226 36·42 40S 4·45 KR KenduJhar (22) ~ice 6·07 040 3683 1255 809 KR Kenctujhar (22) Rice 6·07 50·59 12·54 10·12 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 5059 49·37 141'64 16'19 2468 N-I, M-2 NR,KR Kendujhar {31) Rice 121·40 13-36 607 10'52 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 22'26 79·72 4047 28·33 KR Kendujhar (19) Rice 58·68 10037 24·28 16 S9 KR Kendujhar (19) Rice 6·07 8701 486 6-47 -v.-1 KR Kendujhar (22) Rice 8·09 7891 4'05 19·43 KR Kendu jhar (35) Rice 2'83 26'31 2-43 6·07 KR KenduJhar (19) Rice 25·99 2347 a 09 8·50 KR Kendujhar (33) I Rice 40·41 74'06 1093 2104 '" 7(' VILLAGE AMENITIES Police StatiOn-PANDAPARA LC· Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a da~h (~) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz-5 Kms., 5-'10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectres) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------A------~ Educa- Medical. Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water 11< days of cation (Potable) Telegraph tRe (Bus Stop, Market/ Railwav Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 II 9 10 31 Dhanur jayapur 80·53 139 (24) P, M -(10+ ) W,R, N - (-5) -(10+ ) -(10+) 32 Dadhibamanapur 7446 164 (27) P, M -(5-10) W, Tk, R, N - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 33 Badkamandra 238·36 539 (112) P -(10+ ) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 34 Tentalapasi 306·35 50S (101) P,O - (-5) W, lk, R PO - (-5) - (-5) (Tentala) 35 Madhyapur 205·58 233 (37) - (-5) - (-5) W, Tk, R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 36 Ostapanga 584·37 727 (129) P -(10+ ) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+ ) 37 Baijapada 409·54 442 (76) P -(10+ ) W, Tk, N - (-5) -(10+ ) -(10+) 38 Salabeda 281·26 263 (51) P -(10+ ) N - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 39 Pandapeda 190·61 548 (96) P,M, H CHW, RP Tk, TW,R, W PTO, Phone Wednesday BS 40 Dharapada 184·94 441 (86) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 41 Kamarnali 232-29 303 (56) P - (-5) W, TW, Tk, R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 42 Purumunda 688·77 1,173 (226) P, M CHW W, TW, Tk PO -(5-10) - (-5) (Puruhamunda) 43 Khuntapada 111·29 P W, Tk., Uninhabited 44 Nischintpur 97·53 198 (3~) - (-5) - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 45 Asanabahal 356·53 384 (76) P - (-5) Tk, W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 46 Patab,ui 424·52 572 (124) P CHW TW, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 47 Gayalmunda 263·86 159 (31) P -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 48 Badjamupasi 133·14 143 (28) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 49 Badjiuli 85·39 268 (50) P, M - (-5) W, TW, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) BS SO Sanjiuli 1&7·14 167 (31) - (-5) - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 51 Deobandha 254·14 427 (93) P CHW W, TW , Tk, R - (-5) - (-5) BS 52 Adakata 332·25 307 (60) P - (-5) W, TW, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) BS 53 Rangamatia 105·22 152 (25) ~ (-5) - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (5-10) - (-5) 54 Patilo 145-69 453 (82) P MCW W, TW, Tk PO -(5-10) BS 55 Bininda 832·84 1,552 (271) P, M, H CHW W, TW, Tk, R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 56 Dengana 246·86 575 (10&) P CHW W, TW, Tk, R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 57 Sannuagaon 136·78 277 (51) - (-5) - (-5) W, Tk, 0 - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 58 Kamargoda 501·81 802 (142) P - (-5) W, TW, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 59 Nalapanga 682-71 580 (114) P - (-5) Tk, W, N - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 60 Dhanguru 270.74 187 (33) - (-5) -(10+) W, Tk, F, N - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 71 OIRfCTORY AND LAND USE ""----._- Tahasil-TElKOi App~ Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply food use in hectares founded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Kmn .A.~ ______---.. r------. any village forest Il!i~ Un CUlturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious fly (including for f1iswrical ~0lJrCe gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 NR, KR Kendujhar (30} Rice 6·07 57·87 8·09 8·50 NR.KR 1< enclu jh ar (30) II ice 4'86 53'01 5-66 109~ KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 54'63 143'26 24,28 16'19 NR, KR Kendu jha r (X)) E.D Rice 10·93 133'14 7H4 89·44 NR, KR Kendujl1ar (18) Rice 6]·94 101·17 24-28 16'19 KR Kendu jhar (16) Rice 24281 227·03 73-66 KR 4087 Kendu jhar (24) Rice 202·3"1 137·19 40·47 29·54 Temple KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 94·29 ,\06·03 32·38 KR 48·56 Kendujhar (22) Rice 19·02 130·72 24·28 16·59 IN-) KR Kendu jhar (24) Rice 17·00 127·07 12·14 2Bn KR Kendujnar (24) Rice 61·92 129·90 24·28 16-19 KR Kendujhar (27) Rice 170·78 436'65 2833 5301 lJninha bi ted 12·95 57·47 16·19 24-68 foR Kendujhar (26) Rice 6·4S 66.77 16·19 8(]!1 KR Kendujhar (l9J Rice 12505 150·54 48·56 32·38 KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 141·64 226·62 31057 24-69 KR Kenduj~ar (32) Rice 132·33 70·82 16·19 4452 KR Kendujhar (21) Rice 44·11 48·16 16·19 2468 KR Kendujhar (21) Rice 850 52·21 809 16·59 KR Kendujhar (29) Rice 2833 85·79 20·64 31·36 KR Kendujhar (29) Rice 59·09 154·18 12·14 28·73 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 161·87 117·77 3238 20·23 KR Kencu jhar (32) Rice 18'62 46·13 2428 16·'\9 KR KendujhM (32) Rice 5·26 111·69 8·10 2064 KR Kendujhar (33) Rice 263'04 454·87 40,47 74·46 1'1-2 KR Kendujhar (26) Rice 4·04 175·24 26·71 40·87 M-T KR Kenclu jhar (27) Rice 4·45 9H& 20'23 20·24 KR Kendujhar C27J Rice 161·87 24!1.07 51'40 40-47 Temple KR Kendujhar (29) Rice )64'22 214·89 40·47 63·13 KR Kendu jhar (33) Rice 161·87 53·42 30,76 2469 72 VillAGE AMENITIES Police StaHon-P ANDAP ARA L.c. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if nOt available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest plal.e where the facility is available is given) r------A----______~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water &. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus SlOp, Market! Railway Hat, Statioll, if any Water- way) 2 3 4 5 (; 7 8 9 10 bl Khurrtapada 200.72 317 (60} - (-5) -(10+) W - (-5) , - (-5) -(10+) 62 299 (51) - (-5) Masinabilla 220·96 -(5-10) W, Tk,F - (-5) - (-5~ -(5-10) 63 Khudapasi 98·74 174 (33) - (-5) -(5-1Q) Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 64 Kantapada 122·22 606 (112.) P - (-5) W,Tk,F -( -5) - (-5) - (-5) 65 Patipanga 55·85 25) (45) -(5-1G) -(5-10) W,N -(5-10) -(5-5) -(5-10) 66 Balimuncluli 27.11 W Uninhabited 67 Jang"ira 427"75 1,481. (261) P(4),M,H D w,n PO Monday as be Manipur 12-66 (9) 48 P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5J - (-5) 69 Chneliapanka 2550 W Uninhabited 70 Koya 7649 97 (27) - (-5) - (--5) W,R,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 71 Rankani pa 5i 14·57 Tk Uninhabited 7"l Alanapada 90·105 280 (45) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 73 Hatin.ota 218-13 459 (7B) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 74 Tanlahata 85·39 295 (54) r - (-5) W,Tk,f - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 75 Brahmanapanga 114·53 444 (77) P ~ (-5) W,TIc,N,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 76 Ihumukaposi 155'80 239 (52) - (-5) -(5-10) W,N,R, - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 77 Mishramal 10B·86 423 (68) - (-5) -(5-10) W,Tk,R,N PO -(S-10) -(5-10) 78 Gapinathapur 78·51 161 (27) - (-5) -(10+) W,Tk,N - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 79 Dumuria U'S' 159 (31) - (-5) - (-5) R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 80 Hatisila U·S· 209 (42) - (-5) - (-5) R - (-5) - (-5) ~ (-5) 81 Khajuribani 44677 463 (95) P -(5-10) F -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 82 Nadambansadiha 553·&1 160 (33) -(5-10) -(5-10) F,N -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 83 \(aptadiha 921·47 158 (40) -(5-10) -(5-10) C,F -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 84 Barhagarh 1,374·31 224 (4&) -(10+) -(10+) N -(10+) -(10+) '-{10+} 85 Budhakhaman 1,376·34 741 (170: P -(5-10) W,F,R ( Budhakhamada) -(10+ ) -(5-10) -(10+) 86 Saria 1,OOJ·62 163 (30) -(10+) - (10_,- J F,e -(10+ ) - (- '» --(10+J 87 Hconda 2,710·99 1,8.31 (382) P - (-5) W,Tk,F PO - (-5) -(10+ ) 88 Pichulabeda 122·22 (lEi) 109 P - (-5) W - (-5) - {-5) -(10+) 89 Patulik:Jtha 214048 225 (47) ~ (-5) - (-5) Tk,W' -, (-5) - (-5-) -(10+ ) 90 Samagiri 949·8{) 454 (91) ? - (5-10) W,Tk,F,l,N -(5-10) - (-5) -(10+) ~----~~-~- 71 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-1ELKOI App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remraks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Kms.) ,..------.. ------.A.------""'I any village forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avaliable religious by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical intere~t 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 46.54 129·90 8·09 1619 KR Kendujhar ,32) Rice 28·33 151-76 16·19 24-&8 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 2·02 76·89 8·09 11-74 KR Kendujhar (33) ED Rice 10-93 8903 2·02 20·24 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 5·26 33·99 8·10 8-50 N-3, N-1 Uninhabited 3·64 15·38 2-43 5-66 KR Kendujhar (32) ED Rice 74·~ 266·93 32·37 5099 N-9,M-2, Temple KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 21·85 081 Uninhabited 24'69 0·81 NR,KR Kendujhar (29) Rice 5706 17·00 2·43 N-1 Uninhabited 11'33 1·62 162 KR KenduJhar (30) Rice 6·88 77·70 4·05 2·02 KR Kendujhar (33) Rice 170·37 27.12 2064 KR Kendujhar (29) Rice 64·35 890 12·14 NR,KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 87·01 11-33 1619 NR,KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 49·78 6515 16·19 24·68 NR,KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 87.82 890 12·14 KR Kendujnar (33) Rice 11'33 42-49 1619 850 KR,NR Kendujhar (29) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (32) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (40) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (48) Rice tIIot a va ilable KR Kendujhar (35) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (48) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (40) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (38) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 1,820·68 31·56 636·17 121'41 101·17 KR Kendujhar (33) Rice 21·04 72-85 12·14 16·19 KR Kendujhar (33) Rice 93·88 80·13 2... ·28 16·19 KR Kendujhar (38) Rice 769·31 64'75 75·27 40·47 74 VlllACE AMENITIES Police Station-PANDAPARA l. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within thE village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column ana next to it in brackets the distance in Village (Number of Kms· in broad ranges, Viz-5 Kms·, 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where thE' facility is available is given) r------~------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communi- tional Water and days of cation (Potable) Telegrapl> the (Bus Stop, Market/ Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 91 Saharatangiri 374·33 492 (93) - (-5) -(10+) W PO -(10+) -(10+) 92 Masinajodi 160·'6 .0141 (85) P,M CHW W,Tk,F - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 93 Panasia 727·63 555 (114) P -(10+) W,Tk,F - (-5) -(10+) -(10+ ) 94 FUljhar 189·39 204 (40) P - (-5) W,Tk,O - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 95 Kuajharan 201·94 163 (39) - (5-10) -(10+) F -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) TOTAL 31,597·11 40,273(7,548) P·57, M·13, 0·1, H·3,0·1 MCW/MH/ CWC·3, CHW·", 0·1 75 DIRECTORY AND LAND US! fahasil-THKOI ~~_~""--~-~"""""-""l' App, Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks Distance use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) induding roach Supply Food ,..--______..It.. ______---, to (in Km$,) any vjJJag~ forest Irrl. Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious bV (including for historical 50IJrCe gaucher cult iva tion or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 81·34 155·80 56·25 80·94 KR Kendujhar (29) Rice 16·19 95·91 16·19 32·37 N-1 ! ORIS5A T o KANJIPANI P.S. DISTRICT KENDUJHAR I 0 ,KlLO~I!"Hl F=~--~, MILlS . o c .. REFERENCES Vii] "1" "ntb POPbl~llOn ~lze Il;elow aoo) 2QO-499,f3O .....-... .. ___ ...... 11' VillAGE DIRECTORY OF KANJIPANI P. S. 78 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF KANJIPANI POLICE STATION 51. Name of Village l. C. 51. Name of Village l.c. No No. No. No. , 2 3 2 3 ----- 1 Adala S4 46 Kadakala (Talakadakala) 6 2 Ambadali 14 47 Kadalibadi 76 3 Anara 32 48 Kandesahi 16 4 Anasuan 69 49 Kalljipani 80 5 Badakula 34 50 Kanthadas 81 51 6 Baitarani (Kha) 71 Karangadihi 70 52 Kendughati 7 Baitarani 77 23 8 Balalai 46 53 Kumundi (Ka) 56 9 Bali 96 54 Kunar (Kuanr) 84 10 Bandhadiha 99 55 Kusakala 37 56 ladapani 27 53 11 Banspal 57 lata 82 Batada 10 12 58 lunga jhara (Nunga jhar a) 68 13 Baraguda 63 59 Mayurdihi 8 14 Bafakala 13 60 Mayurnachuni 39 15 Barab~. 19 61 Mundatopa 66 16 Benidif.li 90 62 Murusuan 2 17 Bhagatpur 18 63 Narsinghpur 7 18 Bhejrdihi 17 (Kendudihlnarsingpur) 35 19 Bhuyankalanda 64 Nayakot 15 (Kaland alias Bhuyankalanda) 65 Nipa 92 20 Budhighar 79 66 Nuakala (luhakala) 4 21 Champa jhar 67 67 Padakasada 60 12 CRaooapasi 20 68 Panasanasa 95 23 IJalkinuagaoll 47 69 Panasuan 21 14 Dania 57 70 Podadihi 28 25 Deri 12 26 DhaladiM 24 71 Raba 36 27 Dudhapasi 30 72 Raidiha 78 28 Emir. 88 73 Rakama 3 29 Erida 86 74 Rugudikasada 61 30 fuLbad~ 93 75 Sagapada 48 3:1' flll!JJRlatt 25 76 Sagapadi 11 3l Cajapllllt 41 77 Saharpur 58 D Gonasika 73 78 Sankarei 62 3'4 Gopapur 49 79 Sankari 29 35 Goudakalanda 38 flO Sankarposi 31 36 Gundala 87 81 Sapanaji 101 37 Guptag,aDga 74 82 Singapur 42 38 Hatad;~flil 97 83 Singapur 43 39 Jaradma 50 84 Sinkulapada 72 .4() }aladihi 33 85 Sudanga 9 41 Jambhiripasi 40 86 Sukudola 55 42 Jamudiha 102 87 Sundra 22 43 Jantari 75 88 Talablrlkala 64 44 Jatra 52 89 Taladihi (Tuladlhi) 59 45 Kadadiha 44 90 Talapada 94 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF KANJIPANI POLICE STATION SI' Name of Village l. C. SI. Name of Village l. C. No. No. No. No. 1 2 J 1 2 3 91 Tamanga 100 97 Tentulikhunti 98 92 Tana 89 98 Tilapasi 51 93 Tangarpada 91 99 Triba 1 94 Taramakanta 45 100 Uchamadihi 26 95 Temera 85 101 Uperbirikala 65 96 Tentadihi 83 102 Uperkada8ala 5 80· VillAGE AMENITIES Police Statlon-KANJIPANI L. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (If not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms. in broad ranges, Viz,~-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tin hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is availahle is given) ~------~------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water and days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Triba 907"71 315 (65) P -(10+) S -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 2 Murusuan 1.050·57 376 (81) P -(10+) W,S - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 3 Rakama 659·64 258 (62) P -(10+) 5 -(10+) -(10+) -(5-10) 4 Nuakala 1,364'20 624 (131) P -(10+) 5 -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) (luhakala) 5 Uperkadakala 1,404·26 328 (79) - (-5) -(10+) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 6 Kadakala 3,761·96 1,146 (202) P -(10+) W,S PO Friday BS (Talakadakala) 7 Narsinghpur 55968 365 (71) P -(10+) W,5 -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) (Kendudihi Narsing- pur) 8 Mayurdihi 554·82 130 (29) - (-5) -(10+) 5 -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) 9 5udanga 1,868'84 688 (130) P -(10+) 5 -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) 10 8arada 1,395'36 311 (66) - (-5) ~'-(10+ 1 5 -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 11 Sagapadi 1,017·38 -406 (8') - (-5) -(10+) 5 - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 12 Derl 92956 276 (61) P -(10+) 5,W - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 13 Barakala 140'83 84 (18) - (-5) -(10+) ,>,W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) Ambadali 138.00 230 (57) P -(10+) 5 -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) " (Mayurdihi) 1S Nayakot 386'48 424 (84) P,M FPC,D W,Tk,O PO -(5-10) B5 16 Kandesahi 103'20 81 (14) - (-5) -(10+) 5 - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 17 Bhejidihi 793'99 521 (95) P -(10+) Tk,5 - (-5) -(5-10) - (-!l) 18 Bhagatpur 111'69 231 (50) P -(10+) W,5 - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) 19 Barbil 46'54 172 (36) - (-5) -(10+) 5 - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) 20 Chandapasi 12'95 Uninhabited S 21 Panasuan ',554'40 455 (81) P -(10+) S,W -(10+ ) -(5-10) -(5-10) 22 Sundra 2,286·88 735 (128) P, M -(10+) W,5 -(10+) -(5-10) -(5-10) • p 23 Kendughati ',219·32 502 (95) -(10+) S,O - (-5) -(10+) -(5-10) 24 Dhaladihi 785'50 501 (87) P -(10+) 5 - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 25 Fuljhar 1,803-69 1,053 (191) p, M FPC W,Tk,O PO -(10+) -(10+) 26 Uchamadihi 767·69 350 (64) - (-5) -(10+) 5 - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 27 ladapani 498·98 241 (47) P -(10+) RO - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 28 Podadihi 702·54 484 (103) p -(10+) W,TW - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 29 Sankari 507,88 222 (41) - (-5) -(10+) 5 - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 30 Dudhapasi 201·13 403 (SO) P -(10+) N - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 81 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE 1 ah.lsil-TElKOI App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i_ e., area under different types of land Remarks rood use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) includIng roach Distance Supply , ______....JI- ______., to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (96) Rice 59'C8 70·01 623'62 155-00 KR Kendujhar (99) Rice 18'62 11'74 322-94 697'27 KR Kendujhar (96) Rice 6·88 78·10 59'49 51517 KR Kendujhar (60) Rice 31'97 2'02 125'05 41966 785·50 KR Kendu jhar (56) Rice 447'99 322'94 261"02 372-31 KR Kendujhar (60) Ric.e 88·22 627-26 1,Olb'57 2.029·91 KR Kendujhar (69) Rice 29-95 135·57 29&·25 95'91 KR Kendujhar (56) Rice 100-36 45'77 'J83;73 220-96 KR Kendujhar (59) Rice 443-54 129-09 205-18 1,091'03 KR KenduJhar (60) Rice 4573 2388 b3-54 1,262'21 KR Kendujhar (52) Rice 1416 44'11 879'79 79'32 KR Kendujhar (59) Rice 140'83 130-60 29·14 655'99 KR Kendujhar (64) Rice 10'93 27'92 27-11 74'87 KR Kendujbar (51) Rice 9'71 85'68 67'99 1'62 PR Kendujhar (72) P Rice 2873 120'19 221'37 16'19 KR KendUjhar (52) Rice 4'86 19'42 73'25 5'67 KR KenOOjhar (72) Rice 42'09 134'76 426·94 190'20 KR KendujN.r (48) Rice 4'85 39'66 6& 37 081 KR Kendujhar (72) Rice 1'21 36'42 7'29 1'62 0-81 6-47 4'86 0·81 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 25,90 106'84 499'79 921'87 KR I KR Kendujhar (45) Rice 38,45 174·82 375·95 178·47 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 34·80 59>00 394·97 9·31 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 27·12 116,55 241'19 3'7'68 KR Kendujhar (16) Rice 8·90 65·,16 9510 3~8·72 KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 6-48 124·24 63-49 6·47 82 VILLAGE AMENITtES ?olice Station-KANJIPAI'JI loC. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz, -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility IS available is given) A r------, Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market! Railway Hat, Station, if any Wa ter way) , 2 3 4 ~ 6 7 8 q W 31 Sankarposi 90·65 381 (70) - (-5) -(10+) W,D - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 32 Anara 232·29 411 (74) P -(10+) W,Tk,D - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 33 Jaladihi 473-89 255 (45) - (-5) -(10+) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 34 Badakula 82880 1,081 (21&) P -(10+) W,S -(-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 35 Bhuyankalanda 1,712·23 612 (116) P -(10+) W,Tk -(-5) -(5-10j -{10+) (Kalanda alias Bhuyankalanda) 3& t 41 Gajapur 932·80 379 (84) P -(10+) 5 - (-5) -(-5) -(-5~ 42 Singapur 1,256·55 651 (144) P,M -(10+) W,TW,O PO -(5-10) -(-S) 43 Singapur 87·41 123 (24) P,M - (10+) S - (-5) - (10+) - (-5) 44 Kadadiha 170·37 172 (29) - (-5) - (10+) W - (-5) - (10+) -(5-10) 45 Taramakanta 507·88 690 (149) P,M FPC W,TW,O PO Saturday - (5-10) 46 Balarai 122·22 273 (53) p - (10+) W - (-5) - (-5) - (10+) 47 Dalkinuagaon 93·08 109 (20) - (-5) - (10+) W - )-5) - (5-1(') - (10+) 48 Sagapada 171·99 114 (23) - (-5) - (10+) 5 - (-5) - (5-10) - (10+) 49 Gopapur 463-37 369 (72) p - (10+) W,O - (-5) - (5-10) - (10+) 50 Jaladihi 887·88 387 (87) P - (10+) TW,O - (-5) - (5-10) - (10+) 51 Tilapasl 85-39 253 (47) P - (10+) W, Tk, 0 -(-5) - (5-10) - (5-10) 52 Jatra 1,618·34 1,098 (216) P, M FPC W,TW,O PO - (-5) B5 53 Banspal 1,999.15 1,066 (218) P FPC, D W PO Thursday BS 54 AdaJa 1,757·15 695 (127) P - (-10+) W,D - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 55 Sukudola 1,157·40 682 (120) P - (10+) W,O - (-5) - (-5) - (5-10) 56 Kumundi (Ka) 157·83 337 (65) P,M - (10+) W,TW,O - (-5) - (5-10) - (5-10) 57 Danala 1,591·23 864 (186) p - (-5) TW, Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS !is Saharpur 333·06 757 (144) P, M, H PHC W,Tk PO - (-5) BS 59 Taladihi (Tuladihi) 23189 114 (22) P - (-5) 5 - (-5) - (-5' - (-5) 60 Padakasada 1,106·41 713 (153) P,M -(-5) 5 - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 83 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-TELKOI App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Kms.) ,------;._------~ any village Forest Irri- Un' Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gauchar cultivation or and archaeo- groves logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (38) Rice 486 3521 45·32 5·26 KR Kendujhar (37) Rice 17·40 152·97 55·85 6·07 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 14·16 151-76 91-06 21691 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 14·16 7527 185·35 554·02 KR Kendujhar (56) Rice 53·82 833·65 675·83 14893 KR Kendu jhar (40) Rice 33·18 11008 451·63 10077 PR Kendujhar (48) Rice 156·21 25576 172-53 209 63 KR Kendujhar (56) Rice 3·64 31·16 36·42 0.81 162 8·09 20·64 PR Kendujhar (49) Rice 5·26 86'20 51·39 KR Kendujhar (64) Rice 38085 140·02 286·11 467·82 KR Kendujhar (52) Rice 91.05 246·86 73086 18778 KR Kendujhar (52) Rice 6·07 57·87 23·47 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 0·40 24·28 14164 4·05 KR Kendu jhar (48) Rice 6596 139·21 297·04 5·67 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 13·76 80·53 27·93 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 4·45 28·3~ 60·30 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 16·H 47·35 108·45 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 56·66 93-08 311·20 243 KR Kendu jhar (37) Rice 5706 17887 568·58 83·37 C.l KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 5·26 53.02 22·66 4·45 PR Kendujhar (37) EAg Rice 316·46 210·03 665·31 426·54 PR Kendujhar (.18) ED Rice 19·02 182·11 312·82 1,485·20 KR Kendujhar (38) Rice 324·96 19587 1,176'42 59·50 KR Kendujhar (37) Rice 176·84 185·75 371·91 422·90 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice '·21 136·38 19·43 081 PR Kendujhar (19) Rice 70·82 329·01 603·80 587·50 N-I, PR Kendujhar (28) ED Rice 36·83 121·81 55·04 119·38N-l1, M-l, C-l, KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 19·83 33·19 8·09 170·78 PR Kendujhar (40) Rice 53·42 91·46 689·99 271-54 84 VillAGE AMENITIES Police Station-KAI'IJIPANI L. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms. in broad ranges, Viz-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households} nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------A------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water and days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat; Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 61 Rugudikasada 1,286·50 632 (124) - (-5) - (-5) S - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 62 Sankarei 1,077·68 471 (103) P - (-5) 5 -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 63 Baraguda 2,105·99 536 (116) P -(5-10) TW, Tk, 0 - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 64 Talabirikala 41(J·76 183 (39) P -(10+) W,O -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5-10) 65 Uperbirikala 461-75 235 (52) - (-5) -(10+) S -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5-10) 66 Mundatopa 278·83 83 (18) - (-5) - (-5) W, 5 -(10+) -(5-10) - (-5) 67 Champajhar 751-50 160 (33) P -(10+) W,O -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 68 lungajhara 1,679·45 279 (52) P - (-5) W,S -(10+ ) -(5-10) - (-5) (Nunga jhara) 69 Anasuan 454·87 205 (48) - (-5) -(5-10) W, S -(5-10) -(5-10) - (-5) 70 Karangadihi 6,5·59 420 (86) P -(5-10) W,O P. O. -(5-10) -(5-10) 71 Baitarani (Kha) 630·91 256 (63) - (-5) -(10+) S - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 72 Sinkulapada 494·93 274 (59) P - (-5) W,S - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 73 Gonasika 974·48 732( 114) P, M FPC,D R, W, 0 PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 74 Guptaganga 1,23753 388 (79) - (-5) - (-5) W, TW, S,R - (-5) - (5-10) -(5-10) 75 JClntari 596·91 297 (66) P - (-5) W,5 - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 76 Kadalibadi 681·90 323 (72) P - (-5) W,S - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 77 Sai tarani 214·08 120 (25) - (-5) - (-5) W, S - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 76 Raidiha 350·05 153 (31) - (-5) -(5-10) W,5 - (-5) -(5-10) - (10+) 79 Budhighar 5510·78 ;)31 (54) - (-5) -(5-10) S - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 80 Kanjipani 788·73 672(151) P FPC, D W,O PO Saturday B5 81 Kanthadas 417·23 199 (39) - (--5) - (-5) W,S - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 82 lata 1,472·25 '178 (60) P -(10+) 5 - (-.5) -(5-10) -(10+) 83 Tentadihi US 132 (31) - (-5) -(10+ ) S - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 84 Kunar (Kuanr) 2,651·91 937(199) P ~PC, 0 . W,TW,O - (-5) - (-5) B5 85 Temera US 205 (38) - (-5) - (-5) S - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 86 Erida 833·65 324 (75) - (-5) - (-5) W, S - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 87 Gundala 2,403·03 631 (136) P - (-5) W,S - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 88 Emiri 431-80 118 (30) - (-·5) -(5-10) 5 - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 89 Tana 2,233·06 641 (140) P -(5-10) W,5 -(5-10) - (5-10) -(10+) 90 Benidihi 1,661-24 396 (91) P - (-5) 5 - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 85 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-TELKOI App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Fond use in hect.ares rounded up to 2 decimal places including , ______.A. ______""'" to (in Kms.) any village Eorest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avaliable religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cui tivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 65·97 99·96 1,07039 50·18 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 33·18 47·35 493·72 50343 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 38·85 196·27 849·84 1,021·03 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 6·07 46·13 40·07 318·49 Temple KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 0·81 17·00 6·07 437·87 KR Kendujha: (40) Rice 14·17 27·11 233·91 364 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 182.51 39·66 4290 486·43 KR Kendujhar (37) Rice 42·90 48·16 699·70 888·69 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 4·05 6718 25·02 358·55 PR Kendujhar (29) ED Rice 15·38 14~·28 243·62 251 31 M-1 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 2388 89·03 341·96 17604 PR Kendujhar (32) Rice 10·93 46'13 114,12 323·75 PR Kendujhar (32) Rice 659·64 95·10 64·75 154·99 N-2, C-2 Temple PR Kendujhar (35) Rice 12·95 86·60 1'17·77 1,02021 KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 890 140'83 76'89 37029 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 14·17 47·75 44·92 57506 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 31·16 19·83 161·38 1·21 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 6·88 51·80 57'87 233·50 KR Kendu jhar (45) Rice 081 14·97 27·12 507·88 PR Kendujhar (32) ED, EAg Rice 8·90 9'31 50'99 719·53 KR Kendujhar (19) Rice 9834 12262 121'81 74·46 KR Kendujhar (29) Rice 36·85 5767 566·56 80897 KR Kendujhar (33) Rice Area ot the village, Tentadihi L. C. 83 has been tagged with village Lata L· C. 82. PR Kendujhar (0) ED,EAg Rice 34·40 24·&9 584·77 2,00805 N-1, C-1 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice Area of the village Temera L.c. 85 has been tagged with the area of village Kunar l.C. 84 KR Kendu jhar (40) Rice 8·09 40·07 123·63 661'66 KR Kendr jhar (46) Rice 471·86 76·08 5302 1,802·07 KR Kendujhar (42) Rice 6'09 50·99 11299 259·81 KR Kendujhar (38) Rice 121·41 198·30 207·60 1,705·75 KR Kendujhar (38) Rice 17·00 6701 234·72 1,322·51 --- 86 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-KANJIPANI L. C· Name of the Total Total Amenities available (If not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms. in broad ranges, Viz-S Krns., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------""------..." Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water &. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market/ Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 '2. 3 P - (-5) 5 -(5-10) - (5-10) - (--5) 91 Tangarpada 2,271·10 535 (126) 321 (78) - (-5) - (-5) W,S - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 92 Nipa 466·60 164 (33) P -(5-10) 5 -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 93 Fulbadi 417·64 P -(5-10) - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 94 Talapada 521·64 341 (78) S (86) P -(5-10) W,O -(5-10) -(5-10) - (-5) 95 Panasanasa 1,445·54 383 366 (79) P - (-5) 5 - (-5) - (5-10) -(5-10) 96 Bali 938-47 (54) P -(5-10) W,S - (-5) 97 Haladipani 1,170·35 201 - (-5) BS 271l (63) - (-5) - (--5) 5 - (-5) -(5-10) 96 Tentulikhunti 1,127'-16 - (-5) (10) - (-5) - (-5) S - (-5) -(5-10) 99 Bandhadiha US 57 - (-5) 194 (40) p -(10+) W, Tk -(10+) -(5-10) 100 Tananga 587·60 -(10+) 80 (22) - (-5) -(10+) F, N, W, - (-5) 101 Sapanaji 1,203·54 - (-5) -(10+) 194 (44) - (-5) - (-5) 5 - (-5) 102 Jamudiha 834'46 - (-5) - (-S) Total 87,660·74 40,007(8,174) P-66, D-5,PHCf M-11, HC-', H-1 FPC-8 TOLKOI 140,436 P-237 D-7 TAHASIL (27,044) M- 50 H-1 H- 9 MCWfMH/ 0- 2 CWC-6 PHC/HC-2 FPC-11 PHS-4 CHW-14 0- 3 87 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-TELKOI App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places including to (in Kms.) r------~------~ any village Forest Irri- Un Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avaliable religious, by (iucluding for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (38) Rice 48·16 46·14 781'85 1,394·95 KR Kendujhar (38) Rice 202 10·93 57·87 395'78 KR Kendujhar (46) Rice &·88 12·95 87 &2 309·99 KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 13-76 80·53 157·02 270·33 PR Kendujhar (42) Rice 4·85 23·88 70·42 1,34639 KR Kendujhar (46) Rice 17·81 19·83 246·86 65397 PR Kendujhar (36) Rice 66·77 65·15 1,018.60 19·83 KR Kendujhar (45) Rice 17·81 69'20 235.93 804'52 KR Kendujhar (56) Rice Not available. KR Kendujhar (60) Rice 0·81 19·83 31·16 535·80 KR Kendujhar (43) Rice- 0-81 22·67 4·45 1,175'61 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 29·14 21·04 635-76 148·52 5,923·78 2·02 10,255·15 30,006'72 (1,4i3 0'; N-15,M-2,C-5 37,618·13 675·81 36,013.84 39,855·25 52,463'93 N-97,M-50, C.U,T-18, ORISSA BARBIL TAHASIL DISTRICT K£NOUJHAR KlLOHtrll.U , i$$L~, HILES . . --"" ...... ,_ r ,."--"" '. / \, \ } /"'"1'"' I ooLl"d",y St"I" Polwe StatIon H...,df\l'~rl .. '<, T .. hd.,l ,Pol""" SI""'"'' @ @ V"i"q'" wIth p"plllabCln J 000& "hove. G",~d~. !)rl:H.,. ~«"a w1th (oQ"a"n c",d~ • . C2Z"'L'L:8 .. --Hi..:J2_ lrnpo,t"nl Met"lleu Road. o U,.,met<>TI.,d and ,_,Ih", Ro~{h . R~,JWdY I,ll.;> w,'" SI"".o" Bro Imp"rliln l v ,ll"'ClL·/I.f"J,:",t/Hal BARBIL TAHASIL I. JODA P.S. 2. BARBIL P. S. 3. CHAMPUA P. S. (Portion) VII LAGE DIRECTORY OF JODI P. s. 92 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF JODA POLICE STATION SI. Name of Village L. C. 51. Name of Village L.c. No. No. No. No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 Anseikala 16 41 Jajanga 41 2 Badahundula 22 42 Jalahari 33 3 Badakalimati 65 43 Jalapapasi 72 4 Baitarani R. F. 96 44 Jamiridihi 90 5 Balabhadrapur 89 45 jamirita 52 6 Balada 60 46 Jamukundia £> 7 Basantapur 85 47 jamunapasi 53 8 Bandhuabeda 42 48 jamupani 64 9 Belada 54 49 joda 7-4 10 Bhagalpur 25 50 jorali 32 11 Bhandaridihi 55 51 jugudidar ~ 12 Bhanjaminerals Camp 97 52 Kahnupur 17 13 Bholabeda 31 53 Kaliapala 91 14 ' Bileipada 21 54 Kamalapur +4 15 Birikala 28 55 Kanakana -45 16 Biringadihi 93 56 Kasia 88 17 Bramanidihi 79 57 Katupali 69 18 Bramnijhari 76 58 Khaijoda 84 19 Champadihi 51 59 Khajuridihi 68 20 Chhatabar 34 60 Khandabandha 36 21 Chikatkandra 20 61 Khandabandha Camp 94 22 Chipinda 49 62 Kitabeda 2 '23 Dabuna 66 63 -'Kohlahtiriduia 5 24 Daduan 30 64 Kotagaon 75 25 Dampur 19 65 Kudapi 14 26 Deojhar 1 66 Kulum 4 27 Deo jhar (Deo jhar i) <46 67 Kunapasi 59 28 Dhanur jayapur 81 68 Kutaripasi 13 29 Dhatika 78 69 Lahanda 26 30 Gaduatopa 92 70 Mahadevnasa 3 31 Gobardhanpur 24 71 Malada 80 32 Gebindapur 29 72 Mutuda 27 33 Guruda 37 73 Naibuga 82 34 Guruda Camp 95 74 Namira 56 39 Gurutuan 43 75 Narayanpur 9 36 Handibhanga 63 76 Naupani (Nuapani) 47 37 Hatidari 48 77 Nayagarh 71 38 Jadibahala 40 78 Nayakrushnapur 10 39 Jagana thpur 57 79 Nungadia 87 40 jaipur 50 80 Palasa (ka) 39 93 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF JODA POLfCE STATION 51. Name of Village l. c. 51. Name of Village L. C. No. No. No. No. 2 3 1 2 3 81 Palasa (Kha) 38 90 Sanbarbil 7 82 Panchananpur 8 91 Sanakalimati 77 83 Patuakudar 8& 92 Saradapanka 70 84 Pidapokhari 83 93 Silalioda 23 85 Purunadihi 67 94 Silijoda 62 86 Purunakrushnapur 11 87 Purunapani 73 95 Tadapani 61 88 Purusottampur 12 ~6 Tiiapur(Tilabur) 35 89 Putugaon 15 97 Unchubali (Uchabali] 51 94 VillAGE AMENITllS Police Station-JODA L.c. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-J No. Village area of the tlopulation is shown in the column and next to it in brackeb, the distance in Village (,,"umber of kms., in broad ranges, Viz-5 Kms·, 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------A------____ ~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water &. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Deojhar 628·48 858 (198) P, M -(5-10) W,TW PO -(5-10) - (-5) 2 Kitabeda 128·69 177 (28) - (-5) -(5-10) W, Tk, TW - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 3 Mahadevnasa 221·77 453 (84) P -(10+ ) W, N, Tk, - (-5) -(5·10) - (-5) 4 Kulum 370·69 265 (47) P -(10+ ) W, F - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 5 Kohlahundula 40468 892 (174) P -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 6 Jamukundia 58841 491 (105) P -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 7 Sanbarbil 164·71 447 (85) P -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 8 Panchananpur 186·16 317 (57) P -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 9 Narayanpur 177·66 423 (86) P -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) -('5-10) -(5-10) 10 Nayakrushnapur 131·52 320 (63) P,M -(5-10) W, Tk PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 11 Purunakrushnapur l'i135 Uninhabited 12 Purusottampur 159·85 319 (62) P, H -(5-10) W. ·Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 13 Kutaripasi 180·49 408 (81) P -(10+) W. R, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 14 Kudapi 128·29 112 (21) P -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 15 Putugaon 578·70 410 (89) P - (5-10) N - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 16 Anseikala 549·16 784 (155) P, M -(5-10) W, Tk, R PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 17 Kahnupur 23593 307 (55) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 18 Jugudidar 62079 598 (115) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 19 Dampur 241·19 342 (62) P - (-5) W. Tk, R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 20 Chikatkandra 58801 1,165 (223) P, M P. H. C. W, Tk,'R PO Thursday BS 21 Bileipada 484·00 441 (89) P - (5-10) W,O PO Monday BS 22 8adahundula 16349 254 (49) P -(5-10) W.Tk - (-5) - (5-10) - (-5) 23 5ialijoda 386·48 580 (130) P -(5-10) W,Tk,O PO -(5-10) - (-5) 24 Gobardhanpur 257_38 408 (84) P -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 25 Bhagalpur 19182 379 (76) P -(5-10) W, S, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 26 Lahanda 485·22 698 (142) P --(10+ ) R. TW - (-5) -(5-10) BS 27 Mutuda 302·30 346 (66) p -(10+) R,W - (--5) -(5-10) - (-5) 28 Birikala 412·38 653 (135) P, M -(10+) R,W,TW - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 29 c..obindapur 389-71 672 l133) P -(5-10) R - (-5) --(5-10) - (-5) 30 Daduan 976·51 1,440 (332) P -(5-10) W, TK, K - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 95 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-BARBll App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (rn Kms.) r------A.------""" any village Forest Irri- Un Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avail~ble religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ~ KR Joda (11) ED Rice 385·67 218·53 16·19 8.09 N-3, M-l Temple KR Joda (11) ED Rice 57·47 65'15 4·05 2·02 N-1 KR Joda (11) ED Rice 80'94 115'33 10·12 15·38 N-l KR Joda (11) Rice 245·64 108·86 1214 4·05 KR Joda (9) Rice 68'80 319·70 10·11 6'07 KR Joda (20) Rice 266·69 297·44 16'19 8·09 KR Joda (18) Rice 3·64 .50·59 102·39 6·07 2·02 KR Joda (21) Rice 2.83 176·04 3·24 4·05 KR Joda (25) ED Rice 16'19 147·71 9·71 4·05 N-1, M-l, C-1 PR, KR Joda (15) ED Rice 51·80 71.63 6'07 202 N-l 106·43 34·81 8·09 2·02 PR, KR Joda (15) ED Rice 66·37 7932 10·12 4·04 N-1 KR Joda (15) ED Rice 72 44 9591 8·09 4·05 KR Joda (32) Rice 60·71 61·51 4·05 2·02 M-l KR Joda (27) Rice 28328 254·95 20,24 2023 "R,KR Joda (17) ED Rice 247·67 279·23 12·14 10·12 N-l PR, !(R Joda (20) Rice 121·81 97·93 1012 6·07 PR,KR loda (15) Rice 27883 277·21 5261 12·14 PR,KR loda (a) ED Rice 10320 24·28 93·48 12·14 809 .. , PR Joda (9) Rice 269·52 27·52 268·71 14·17 809 N-4, M-l PR Joda (7) ED Rice 276·80 191·01 12·14 4·05 N-3 KR Joda (11) Rice 78·51 64·75 8·09 12·1-4 PR, KR Joda ( 8) Rice 82·96 271·14 20·24 12·14 PR, KR Joda ( 9) Rice 142·05 95·10 1214 8·09 N-2 PR, KR Joda ( 5) Rice 47·35 126·26 12·14 6·07 PR Joda ( 4) ED Rice 28490 172·00 8·09 20·23 PR Jona ( 5) ED Rice 218·12 6192 16.19 607 PR, KR Joda ( 6) ED Rice 157·42 230·67 16·19 8·10 N-l KR Joda ( 8) ED Rice 100·36 267·09 12·14 10·12 KR Joda ( 6) Rice 670·97 219·75 77·70 8·09 N-l, C-2, T -1, 96 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-JODA L.c. Name of the Total Total Amenities .)vailable (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. ot the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------~------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water lie. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (P,us Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 31 Bholabeda 1,119·36 582 (130) P -(10+) S, W, N - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 32 Joroli 129·10 711 (206) P, M D S,W,Tk,TW PO Tuesday BS 33 Jalahari 640·21 2,061 (514) P -(5-10) S - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 34 Chhatabar 49·37 311 (68) - (-5) -(10+) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 35 Tilapur (Tilabur) 116·55 118 (34) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 36 Khandabandha 1,067·16 732 (185) P, M - (-5) W, HP, Tk PO -(5-10) - (-5) 37 Guruda 723-58 1,508 (386) P (2), M D,MCW W, Tk PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 38 Palasa (Kha) 573·85 650 (161) P - (-5) W, Tk PO Monday - (-5) 39 Palasa (Ka) 364·22 1,552 (366) P - (-5) S, Tk PO,Phone -(5-10) - (-5) 40 Jadibahala 390·12 850 (223) P MCW Tk, HP PO -(5-10) - (-5) 41 Jajanga 1,119·36 2,402 (596) P -(10+) W, Tk, F, R PO -(5-10) - (-5) 42 Bandhuabeda 523·26 321 (52) P -(5-10) W, R - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 43 Gurutuan 498·98 341 (64) P,M -(5-10) W,R - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 44 Kamalapur 672·99 596 (118) P - (5-10) W,R,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 45 Kanakana 578·29 358 (73) P,AC -(10+) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+l 46 Deojhar CDeojhari) 33·99 127 (25) - (-5) -(10+) W -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) 47 Naupani 150·95 98 (17) AC -(10+) - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) -(10+) 48 Hatidari 355·31 286 (52) P,AC -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 49 Chipinda 129·50 272 (49) P,M,AC(2) -(10+) W,Tk PO -(10+) -(10+) 50 Jaipur 157·83 56 (11) - (-5) -(10+) lk,O - (-5) -(10+) -(10+ ) 51 Champadihi 157·02 72 (16) - (-5) -(10+ ) Tk,F - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 52 Jamirita 264·66 226 (43) - (-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 53 Jamunapasi 222·17 111 (18) - (-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 54 Belada 539·45 632 (121) P,M - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 55 Bhandaridihi 129·90 245 (39) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 56 Namira 106·84 389 (68) P - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 57 Jaganathpur 498·98 353 (59) P - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 58 Unchubali (Uchabali) 629·69 668 (144) P - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 59 Kundpasi 227·43 239 (45) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 60 Balada 787·52 1,00-4 (256) P - (-5) W PO -(5-10) - (-5) 97 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-BARBIL ~---___.------App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use 10 hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) incJudin! to (in Kms.) r------~------..A.------~-_____ any village Forest Irri- Un Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ---_------~- KR Joda ( 9) Rice 571·82 169·97 113-31 264·26 PR !oda ( 9) ED Rice 7a·51 38·85 9·71 2.03 N-5, M-2, C-5, Temple KR Joda ( 9) Rice 524·88 54·63 56·66 404 N-7, M-2, C-2, Temple KR Joda (18) Rice 45·32 4·05 Temple KR !oda (20) Rice 116·55 87·82 KR Joda (10) ED Rice 874·12 99·15 6·07 N-2, M-2, C-1, T -2, Joda (25) ED Rice 601·77 50.99 66·77 4·05 N-4, M-2, KR C-4, T-6 100·36 52-61 8·10 PR,KR !oda (18) Rice 412·78 Joda (16) Rice 232-29 103·60 26·31 2·02 N-20, M-7, PR, KR C-5, T-2 13·36 3845 202 N-5,M-l,C-1 PR,KR Joda (21) ED Rice 336·29 749·07 8·09 275·19 82·96 4·05 N-l,C-1,T-2 PR,KR Joda (10) Rice 116·14 41-28 6·07 KR Joda (12) Rice 359·77 N-1 Rice 353·70 102·79 38.44 4·05 Temple K~ Joda (16) Rice 459·32 201·94 6'07 5·66 K~ loda (25) 381·62 161087 10·52 2428. KR Barbil (36) Rice 1'62 32·37 KR Barbil (40) Rice 56'66 13·76 10·12 KR Barbil (35) Rice 70·41 105-62 129·50 39·25 8094 KR Barbil \45) Rice 99·15 10·12 8·09 KR Barbil (41) Rice 12'14 133·55 6·07 18·21 KR Barbil (43) Rice 27·52 80·94 4856 KR Barbil (40) Rice 143·26 49·37 12·95 5908 KR Joda (20) Rice 60·30 16.59 2'02 N-l KR !oda (18) Rice 143·26 350·86 20·23 123·84 38·45 6·07 N-2, Temple KR !oda (20) ED Rice 7446 43·30 10·12 2·02 KR Joda (22) ED Rice 72·44 8·10 2·02 KR Joda (16) Rice 24·28 84·98 42-49 4·05 KR Joda (20) ED Rice 367·46 Ric..e 465·79 20·24 80·94 5463 8.09 N-l KR Joda (24) ED Rice 116·14 99·15 10·12 2·02 KR Joda (23) Rice 581·13 12·14 119'38 68·80 6·07 Temple P.R,KR JOdd (19) 96 VillAGE AMENITIES Police Station-JODA L.c. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the d'lstance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz-S Krns, 5-10 Kms. and 10+Km . of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the faclli(y 15 available IS fiven) r------______.A. ______------"""\ Educa- Medical l'r inking Post Dayor Communi- tional Water & da 1'5 of catIOn (Potable) Telegraph the (BlIS Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, If any Water- way) G 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ~-~---- . ~~------_-- -- _- 399 (119) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk,O - (-1) -(5-10) -(5-10) 61 Tadapani 11759 oJ'} 1,209 (371) P D,MCW W,TIe - \ -5) Frlrlay -(5-10) 62 Sliipda 491 232 ('51) P -(5-10) \Iv,R,O - ( -'5) -(5-10\ -(S-10) 63 Handlbhanga 18373 -(-1) -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(')-10) 6, )am'Jpani ' 10· 71 79 (13) P - (-5) W,O,N - (-5) -(S-10) - (-5) 6') Badakali nati 29785 42' (125) (81) P -(S-l() R,N,W,Tk PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 66 Dabuna ,63-09 402 411 (89) P -(:5-10) W,N - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 67 Purunadlhi 21732 91 (20) P -~5-10) W,F - (-5) -(5-10\ - (-5) 68 Khajurldlhl 2590 (61) AC -(1(J+ ) W,F - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 69 Katupali 16714 316 (20) P -(10+) F,W -(5-10) -(10+) -(10+) 70 S'lr add panka 12990 94 956 (198) P.M,AC -(10+ ) W,R - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 71 Nayagarh 1,402·64 (32) P,AC -(10+ ) Tk,R -(5-10) --(5-10) -(10+) 72 Jalapapa<;1 322·53 187 ,00 (17) - (~5) -(10+) F - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+ ) 73 Purunapani 198·70 (70) P,M,AC -(10+ ) W,Tk,F - ( -5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 74 Joda 908·92 362 (84) AC -(10+ ) Tk,F,W - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 75 Kotagaon 210·84 418 (61) P - (10+) F - (-S) -(10+ ) -(10+) 76 Bramnijhari 20072 289 99 (20) - (-5) -(10+ ) Tk,F -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 77 Sanakalima ti 736·53 (30) - (-5) -(10+ ) Tk,F,W - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+ ) 78 Dhatika 483·20 151 (54) P -(10+ ) Tk,F,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 79 Bramanidlhi 32294 264 580 (112) P,M,AC(2) D,MCW TW,O,W PO -(10+ ) --(10+) 80 Malada 32901 (94) P,AC -(10+) W,Tk,R -(-5) -(10+ ) -(10+) 81 Dhanur jayapur 388·09 479 P,Ac -(10+) W -(-5) -(10+) -(10+) 82 Naibuga 667·73 1,086 (~60) 389 (63) - (-5) -(5-10) S,F,Tk -(-5) -(10+ ) -(5-10) 83 Pidapokharl 63698 P,AC -(10+) F -(5-10) -(10+ ) -(10+) 84 Khai joda 365·84 218 (43) P,M AC (3) -(10+ ) F,Tk PO -(10+) -(10+ ) 85 Basantapur 1,13353 1,253 (242) P,AC -(10+ ) R,W -(5-10) -(10+) -(10+) 86 Patuakudar 486·84 251 (52) (13) - (-5) - (10+) W -(5-10) -(10+ ) -(10+ ) 87 Nungadia 65·96 73 557 (104) P,M -(10+ ) R,W -(10+ ) -(10+ ) -(10+ ) 88 Kasia 865·27 405 (72) - (-5) -(10+ ) F,Tk,W -(10+ ) -(10+ ) -(10+) 89 Ba labhadrapur 28895 - (-5) -(10+ ) F - (10 +) -(10+ ) -(10+ ) 00 Jamiridihi 288·95 196 (37) _------99 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasi I-BAR6IL App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (I. e., area under different ty'pes of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) Including to (in Kms.) r------A------_____ ~ any villagE! Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated Irrigated waste available religious by (including for historical source gaucher cui tivation or and archaeo- graves) logical interest l' 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Joda (24) Rice 107-65 15.38 12·54 2·02 KR Joda (24) ED Rice 378·38 66·77 40·47 6·07 N-2,C-3,T-2 KR Joda (22) Rice 89·84 77·70 12·14 4·05 KR Joda (30) Rice 95·50 23·07 10·12 2·02 KR Joda (32) Rice 239·58 25·90 24·28 8·09 KR Joda (31) ED Rice 45.73 24·,8 82·96 8·10 2·02 N-S,C-"T-2 KR Joda (30) Rice 9875 10846 ·8·09 2·02 KR Joda (32) Rice 4086 18·62 2·02 0·04 KR Joda (32) Rice 78·11 17-40 60·70 10·12 0·81 KR Joda (32) Rice 67·99 5'3·01 8·09 0·81 KR Joda (32) Rice 997·95 20·23 26305 111·29 10·12 Temple KR Joda (32) Rice 186·15 112·10 20·23 5·05 FP Barbil (47) Rice 123·02 59·49 14·17 2·02 FP Kendujhar (41) Rice 777·40 66·77 60·70 4'05 KR Kendujhar (41) Rice 3237 129'50 8'50 40'47 KR Kendujhar (47) Rice 79·32 76·89 36·42 8·09 FP Kendujhar (45) Rice 622·41 37'23 68·80 8·09 KR Joda (32) Rice 361·39 81034 36·42 4·05 KR Joda (32) Rice 20761 84·98 24·28 6·07 ... KR Kendu;har (40) Ricp- 150'95 161-87 14·17 2'02 N~1,M-1 KR Kendujhar (41) Rice 195·87 161·87 2428 6·07 KR Joda (32) Rice 38N5 230·67 44·52 8·09 N-3,C-', T-' KR Joda (40) ED Rice 52083 61,52 48·56 6·07 N-2 KR Joda (43) Rice 252 S2 80·94 28·33 405 KR )oda (40) Rice 242·81 80·94 769·31 3HB 8·09 N-1 KR Kendujhar (43) Rice 353.29 84.99 40·47 8·09 kR Kendu jhar (47) Rice 23'47 36·42 4·05 2'02 KR Joda (48) Rice 573085 218·53 64-75 8·09 Temple KR , Joda (48) Rice 80·53 190·21 12·14 6·07 KR Kendujhar (56) Rice 224-20 32·38 24·28 8·09 100 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-JODA LC. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms·, 5-10 Kms and 10+Kms· of the (in hectares) nearest place where the facility is available is given) households) ~ ______A ______~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tiona I Water &. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market/ Railway Hat, Station if any Water way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 91 Kaliapala 305·13 196 (35) - (-5) -(10+ ) F -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) 92 Gaduatopa 305·13 416 (68) P.AC -(10+ ) W,F,Tk -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) 93 Biringadihi 27·92 Uninhabited 94 Khandaba ndha camp U.S 189 (45) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 95 Guruda c..»'11P U.S Uninhabited 96 Baitaranl R. F U.S 119 (41) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 97 Bhanja minerals camp U.S Uninhabited Total 36,330·88 45,718 (9,919) P-68 D-4 M-16 MCW/MH H -1 CWC-4 AC -20 PHC/HC-1 101 DIRECTORY AND .lAND USE Tahasil- SARBIL App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area LInder different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food ,... ______use in hectares rounded A up______to 2 decimal places) including to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irrj- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious dy (including for historical source gauchar cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 195·87 80·94 24·28 4·~ KR Kendujhar (38) Rice 203-96 68·80 24·28 8·09 27·92 FP Kendujhar (56) Rice Not available Not ayailable FP Kendujhar (51) Rice Not available Not available 21,455·66 305·94 11,235·33 2,317'68 1,016·07 N-83,M-20 C-,- o o .. ~ ..__ ".a-;) ~. ', ~-,/ c o I IQ, z "., ". i : : :: .§ ] : : : 1 Vii LAGE DIRECTORY OF BARBIL P. s. 105 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF BARBIL POLICE STATION 51· Name of Village L. C. 51. Name of Village l. C. No. No· No. No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 Badajala 19 25 Katesahi 43 2 Balagoda 1 26 Kendudihi 33 3 Balita 7 27 Klriburu 17 4 Barapada 42 28 Kolhabarpada 15 5 B11adrasahi 27 29 Kolhapanduli 32 6 Bhusugaon 11 30 Kollaraida 28 7 Bhuyanrudakala -40 31 Ko II ar udaka la 41 8 Bhuvanraida 29 32 laidapada 39 9 Bolani 16 33 lotapani 23 10 Camp of Bolani 45 34 Matiapasi 12 11 Camp of B. K. Mohanty 47 35 Murgabeda camp 48 12 Camp of TI5CO 46 36 Nasarda 22 13 Choramalada 44 37 Nimatpur 2 14 Dhanurjayapur alis Harmota 18 38 Nuagaon 35 15 Gamalel 21 39 Pandullpasi 34 16 Gandalpada 36 40 Phulbari 26 17 Cuali 37 41 Raika 8, 18 Hayarpur (Hirapur) 3 42 Rugudihi 31 19 Jhadgaon 25 43 Savabali 9, 20 Kanarda 20 44 Serenda 10 21 Kanduripani 30 45 Tanto 24 22 Karakhendra 5 46 Thakurani 6 23 Kasia (Ka) 14 47 Topadihi 38' 24 Kasia (Kha) 13 48 Ulibur 4 106 VillAGE AMENITIES Police Station-BARBIL ---~------~ - ~-- ~ L. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms·, in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms ,5-10 Kms· and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------A------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tlonal Water &. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 8alagoda Treated as Balagoda (Bolani) Census Town 2 Nimatpur 312·42 107 (20) - (-5) -(5-10) W,R - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 3 Hayatpur (Hiraput) 161·87 181 (39) - (-5) -(5-10) S,R, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 4 Ulibur 76809 511 (108) P -(5-10) W,N -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 5 Karakhendra 1,096·70 662 (148) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 6' Thakurani 120·19 176 (38) P - (-5) S,T.F - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 7 Balita 47,,·08 561 (116) P -(10+) S,W,F - (-5) -(5-10) -'(-5) 8 Raika 59·49 282 (81) P -(10+) w - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 9 Sayabali 195·06 428 (88) P -(5-10) W,Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 10 Serenda 201·13 1,010 (244) P MCW,D W - (-5) -(5-10) BS 11 Bhusugaon 219·74 756 (181) P - (-5) W,TW PO -(5-10) BS 12 Matiapasi 14·97 Uninhabited W 13 Kasia (Kha) 188.99 686 (152) - (-5) - (-5) N,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 14 Kasia (Ka) 32375 506 (94) P,M - (-5) S,N,W PO -(5-10) - (-5) 15 Kolhabarpada 859·96 967 (207) P - (-5) TW,N,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 16 Bolani 643·66 1,490 (308) P,M,H MCW TW,r,F,W PO DI.Mkt. BS 17 Kiriburu U.S. 2,184 (544) P,M,H MCW HP PTa, Phone, DI.Mkt. BS PO 18 Dhanurjayapur 792·78 744 (134) P D,MCW T,N,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) alias Harmota 19 Badajala 101·17 254 (63) - (-5) - (-5) N,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 20 Kanarda 58801 247 (50) - (-5) -(5-10) N,W -(5-10) -(5-10) - (-5) 21 Gamalei 257·38 140 (27) - (-5) -(5-10) W,N - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 22 Nasarda 375·14 587 (119) P -(5-10) R, Tk, W -(5-10) -(5-10) - (-5) 23 Lotapani 163·49 113 (22) - (-5) -(5-10) W,N -(5-10) -(5-10) - (-5) 24 Tanto 1,147·29 568 (139) P -(5-10) W,TW - (-5, -(5-10) - (-5) 25 Jhadgaon 24281 625 (135) P -(5-10) W, TW, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) BS 26 Phulbari 11493 39 (5) - (-5) -(10+) W - (-5) -(10+) - (--5) 27 Bhadrasahi 122·62 335 (81) P - (-5) W, Tk PO, Phone -(5-10) BS 28 Kollaraida 687·56 2,631 (660) P -(10+) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 29 Bhuyanraida 1,16792 581 (122) P,M -(10+) Tk, N, W PO -(5-10) - (-5) 30 Kanduripani 44880 424 (121) P -(10+ ) N,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) ------~-- -~------107 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-BARBIL App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Kms.) ,------'------~ any VIllage Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gauchar cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 ·,4 15 16 17 18 19 20 Treated as Balagoda (Bolani) Census Town. KR Barbil (3) Rice 180·89 4654 80'94 4'05 KR Barbil (3) Rice 89·03 50'59 20·23 202 PR,KR Ba rbil (5) Rice 517'19 186·15 60·70 4'05 KR Barbil (5) Rice 796'83 208·82 80·94 10'11 N-4 KR Barbil (8) Rice 44·52 53·42 20·23 2'02 N-2 KR Joda (7) Rice 259·00 186·16 20'23 7·69 KR Joda (7) Rice 12·55 32-78 12·14 2·02 N-l KR Barbil (3) Rice 117·36 63'94 11-74 2·02 N-2 PR Barbil (3) Rice 79·72 101-98 16·19 3'24 N-4,M-l,C-3 PR Barbil (3) ED Rice 96.31 108·05 12·14 3·24 N-l,C-2, T-3 3·24 10·52 1·21 PR,KR Barbil (5) Rice 125·46 41·68 15'78 6·07 N-l,M-l,T-2 PR,KR Barbil (9) Rice 161·87 141·64 16·19 4·05 M-1 PR,KR Barbi 1(5) Rice 584.77 22663 40'47 8·09 N-2 Pk Barbil (5) ED Rice, 308'78 24807 8094 6'07 N-13,V-3, Wheat C-2,T-5 PR Barbil (32) ED Rice Not available N-47.M-l0, C-l0, Temple PR,KR joda (15) Rice 526·09 238·77 21-85 6·07 N-l KR Barbil (13) Rice 101·17 N-4,C-' KR Barbil {12} Rice 445·15 72-84 65·97 4·05 PR.KR Barbll (13) Rice 188·58 48·56 1619 4·05 KR Barbil (11) Rice 242·81 105·22 2307 4·04 KR joda (10) Rice 8336 63·94 12·14 4·05 PR, KR Barbil (11) ED Rice 1,060·28 70·82 12·14 4·05 N-1, T-l PR Barbi! (8) ED Rice 80·94 144·07 11-73 6·07 N-4 PR,KR Barbil (5) Rice 85·80 19·02 8·09 2·02 PR B,arbil (6) ED Rice 70·82 4169 8·09 2·02 N-8, M-2,C-4 KR Barbil (27) ED Rice $51·99 70·82 6070 4·05 N-8, C-2, T-4 KR Joda (18) ED Rice 993·91 117·36 4B·56 8·09 N-S. M-7, C-2, T-l, Temple KR Barbil (25) Rice 386·07 32·38 24·28 6.07 C-l 108 V,UAGE AME,\IITII;S Police Station-BARBIl l. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) •• ' ! I l No· Village area of the p~pul~tion is sh.~wn ~n,the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 I 31 Rugudihi 198·30 314 (67) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 32 Kolhapanduli 687·97 156 (27) - (-5) - (-5) F, W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 33 Kendudihi 327·80 424 (81) P - (-5) W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 34 Pandulipasi 138·81 323 (63) P - (-5) F, W - (-5) - (-5) - ,(-5) 35 Nuagaon 277·21 521 (119) - (-5) - (-5) N,W - (-5) Sunday - (-5) 36 Gandalpada 193-44 298 (53) - (-5) - (-5) N,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 37 Guali 416·42 529 (119) P 0 Tk,W PO - (-5) - (-5) 38 Topadihi 266·69 302 (71) - (-5) - (-5) W -(-5) - (-5) - (-5) 39 laidapada 191-01 264 (57) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 40 Bhuyanrudakola 220·55 248 (49) P -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 41 Kollarudakola 214·08 274 (48) P -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 42 Barapada 435'9,4 312 (55) - (-5) -(5-10) W, Tk,N - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 43 Katesahi 558·87 367 (78) P -(5-10) w - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 44 Choramalada 76<4·05 697 (196) P -(5-10) W,N -{5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 45 Camp of 80lani US 586 (137) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 46 Camp of TISCO US Uninhabited (Sidtiamatha) . -' <47 Camp of US 38 (14) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) B.. K. ~oh~nty <48 Murgabeda Camp US 11 (5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) Total 16,739'44 23,461(5,285) P-28 0-3 M- 4 MC~/MHI H- 2 CWC-4 109 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-BARBIL App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under ditferent types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including ,....______.A. ______~ to (in Kms.) any ,illage Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avaliable religious by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 1S 16 17 18 19 20 PR, KR Barbil (19) Rice 70.01 87·82 32-38 8·09 KR Joda (17) Rice 607·84 35·61 20·24 24·28 Temple KR Barbil (24) Rice 157·83 141·64 20·24 8·09 KR Barbil (24) Rice 6597 60·70 8·09 4·05 N-2 PR, KR Barbil (24) Rice 167·95 82·96 18·21 8·09 N-3, M-1, T-1 PR, KR Barbil (24) Rice 134·76 34·40 16·19 8·09 PR,KR Barbil (23) Rice 282·88 95·10 32-37 6·07 N-2, Temple PR,KR Joda (21) Rice 187·77 50·59 20·24 8·09 T-1 PR,KR Barbil (19) Rice 95·10 80.94 10·93 4·04 KR Barbil (19) Rice 99·15 105·22 10·11 6·07 PR, KR Joda (18) Rice 9672 101·17 12·14 4·05 PR, KR Barbil (19) Rice 2n·21 121·41 28·33 8·09 KR Barbil (24) Rice 397'00 97·12 52'61 12·14 KR Barbil (19) Rice 662·88 48'5& 32'38 20'23 FP Joda (22) Rice Not available Not available FP Joda (26\ Rice N(lt available FP Joda (27) Rice Not available 11,497·56 3,875'70 1,116·13 250'05 N-115,M-26 C-27, T-18 _--- I I I I J + I • ~ ~ I " • '/ -4 ~ • ~ " ~ I : I I) ~ \ :t , z Q ~. .. o L__ _ a VillAGE DIRECTORY OF CHAMPUA P. S. ( PORTION) 113 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF CHAMPUA POLICE STATION (Portion) 51. Name of Village L. C. 51. Name of Village l. C. No. No. No. No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 Amalanigoda 77 18 Kanjipani 112 2 Baghianasa 135 19 Kankadajodi 134 3 Balabhadrapur 73 20 Manoharpur 71 4 Basudevpur 30 21 Mirigisinga 28 5 Binodabiharipur 76 22 Murusuan 32 23 Nahabeda 138 6 Chamakpur 33 24 Nischintpur 130 7 Dhobakuchuda 37 25 Padmakesharpur 136 8 Ditiyadhanurjayapur 72 26 Ramachandrapur 133 9 Fakirpur 137 27 Ramachandrapur alias 29 10 Ghuntupasi 80 Asanbahal 11 Gopinathpur 78 28 Revenswapur (Ka) 31 12 Gugudari 74 29 Revenswapur (Kha) 35 13 Haridajodi 75 30 Rugudi 34 14 Hariharpur 36 31 Sanhundula 131 15 Hirapur 70 32 Sankarpur 38 16 Jagannathpur 39 33 Saraspasi 81 17 Jarnudapal 69 34 Trilochanpur 79 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-CHAMPUA (Portion) L. C. Name of the Total Total AmenIties available (if nOt available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad rang~s, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest plate where the facility is available is given) r------A------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 & 7 1,\ 9 10 28 Mirigisinga 325·37 188 (36) P - (-5) N, W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 29 Ramachandrapur 379·19 442 (8&) P - (-5) .W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) alias asallbahal 30 Basudevpur 455·27 613 (91} P, M PHC, FPC W. Tk, R - (-5) - (-5) BS 31 Revenshawpur (Ka) 198·30 437 (78) P - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-l) - (-5) 32 Murusuan 112·91 414 (72) P --- (-5) R, W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 33 Chamakpur 29502 1,205 (261) P, M 0 W, Tk, R PO -(5-10) - (-5) 34 Rugudi 21~·29 468 (91) P --(5-10) Tk. N, W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 35 Revenshawpur (I(ha) 157,02 247 (47) P -(5-10) N, Tk, W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 36 Hariharpur 40·47 71 (17) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 37 Dhobakuchuda 581·13 801 (163) P -(5-1(1) Tk. TW, W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 38 Sankarpur 405'90 592 (108) P -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 39 Jagannathpur 305·94 406 (68) P, AC(2) -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 69 Jamudapal 230·67 297 (55) P, AC(2) -(10+) W, Tk, TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 70 Hirapur 83·77 111 (20) AC -(10+) W.Tk - (-5) - (-5) - {-5~ 71 Monoharpur 12869 138 (25) P,M,AC -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 72 Dit iyadhanur jaya- 174·42 337 (60) AC -(10+) W,Tk --(5-10) -(10+) -(10+) pur 73 Balabhadrapur :'8113 8B9 (173) P .M.AC(2) -(10+) Tk,F ,N -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) 74 Gugudari 1,310·37 143 (26) - (5-10) -(5-10) F,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 75 Haridajodi 1,902·02 172 (32) - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) -(10+) 76 Binodabiharipur 157·83 182 (38) - (-5) -(10+) w,n -{5-10) -(10+) -(10+) 77 Amalanigoda 402·26 676 (142) P,AC(2) --(10+ ) F,W,Tk,TW PO -(5-101 -(10+) 78 Gopinathpur 98·74 140 (29) AC -(10+) Tk,W - (-5) - (5-10) -(10+) 79 Trilochanpur 441·92 239 (45) - (-5) -(10+) W,Tk,F - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) £10 Ghuntupasi 17968 184 (31) AC -(10+) Tk,W - ,-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 81 Saraspasi 143-66 231 (SO) - (-5) -(10+) Tk,W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 130 Nischintpur 441·92 406 (79) P,M,AC(2) -(10+) Tk,TW,W PO -(5-10) -(10+) 131 Sanhudula 408·33 737(133) P -(10+) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 132 Kanjipani 29623 409 (66) P,M,AC(2) -(10+) W,O PO - (-5) -(5-10) 133 Ramachandrapur 389·71 762 (133) AC(2) -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 134 Kankada jodi 117·76 172 (29) - (-5) -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) ,115 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil·-BARBIL App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (I. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food ,-______use in hectares rounded• .A. up ______to 2 decimal places) ..... including to (in Kms.) any village Forest Ird- Un Culturable Area not place of gated Irrigated waste available religious. by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo~ groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 16 19 20 PR,KR Joda (17) Rice 179·28 125,86 12·14 6,09 Temple PR,KR Joda (13) Rice 179,28 23'88 161'87 6'07 8'09 PR Joda (9) ED Rice 36098 78'10 12'14 4'05 N-4.M-1.C-l PR,KR Joda (11) Rice 45'73 13031 ,'24 19'02 N-3 PR,KR Joda (12) ED Rice 49'78 56,25 3'24 3'64 N-l KR Joda (12) ED Rice 63'')4 207']0 19'42 4'8& N-1 KR Joda (12) Rice 83'36 121'41 6'07 4'45 KR loda (16) Rice 104'81 48'97 2'43 0'81 KR loda (12) Rice 32'37 1'62 6'46 KR )oda (12' Rice 165'92 207'60 25'50 182'11 PR.KR Joda (19) Rice 174'8~ 25'09 185·75 12'14 8'10 N. PR,KR Joda (16) Rice 60'70 225,01 12'14 8'09 N-' KR Barbil (30) Rice 202·34 24'28 4'05 ... KR Barbil (29) Rice 74'87 8'09 081 KR Barbil (38) Rice 12'1'41 6'47 081 N-2 KR Barb!1 (38) Rice 41'68 124·64 4'05 4'05 12,54 N-1 KR loda (16) Rice 320'51 243,22 4·86 187,37 KR Joda (24) Rice 839'72 161'87 121·41 KR Barbil (38) Rice 1,618.74 161'88 60'70 60'70 10'12 KR Barbil (38) Rice 141·64 6·07 5,67 N-2, M-1 KR Barbil (38) Rice 388'SO 8'09 4,45 0·81 KR Barbil (39) Rice 17·81 75,67 11'74 Temple KR Barb.1 (40) Rice 77·30 143·98 8'90 1'21 KR Barbil (39) Rice 43-30 121,41 13'76 2'02 KR Barbil (32) Rice 24'28 105'22 12'14 37'23 16.19 KR Barbil (39) Rice 161'87 226'63 203'96 7-29 2·83 KR Barbil (42) Rice 194'25 226'62 17·40 0'81 N-2 PR,KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 51'40 327'80 16'19 25'09 PR,KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 20'63 56'65 3'64 4,('5 KR Kendujhar (34) Rice 53'42 ... VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Staflon-CHAMPUA (Portion) L. e Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) ND. Village area of the population is shoNn in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in "road ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the 135 Baghianasa 70·82 100 (16) - (-5) -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 136 Padmakesharpur 167·95 284 (54) P,AC -(10+) W,F - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 137 Fakirpur 237·15 265 (55) P,AC -(10+) w,n - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 138 Nahabeda 463-37 1,060 (194) P,M,H,AC(4) MCW W,Tk PO -(5-10) -(5-10) Total 11,900.21 13,8ta (2,603) P·21 MCW/MHI M·7 CWe·1 H·i PHC/HC·1 AC.25 FPC·1 0-1 BARBIL 84,970·33 82,997 (n,'07) p·1n D·7 TAHASIL M·27 MCW/MHf H·4 CWC-9 AC·45 PIIC/He-2 FPC-1 0.1 117 DIRECTORY AND LAND use Taha~iI-BARBIL App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Kms.) ,------""" any village forest Ir ri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including tor historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 16 19 20 KR Kendujhar (43) Rice 62·73 7'69 0'40 PR,KR Kendujhar (43) Rice 40·47 105'22 13'76 8'50 PR,KR Kendujhar (43) Rice 34'80 174'02 19'43 8'90 KR Kendujhar (35) ED Rice 79'72 323"75 43-71 16.19 N-1 4,914·78 162·29 5,554·73 565'76 642·65 N-18,M-2,C-1 37,928'00 468'23 20,685·76 3,999·57 1,908.77 N-216,M-48 C·S5, T-36 ORISSA CHAMPUA TAHASIL DISTRICT KENDWHAR kILOHE"rRES i 0 , 1 3 ~-I ':;;;0c_ ~ ..I ,u!s • I 1 \ H ~ .., I~ ., .., ~ & ~~al~" '" ~ ..y U .., .... ... o .. J REFERENCES Bound,uy, State Tahasll Pohce Station K-dquart.l'1I Tahallli. Pollee $tallon .. • • @ @ VUlaq_ with populatton 1 000 & above. . A.;:1a State Hlqhway ••• __'H__ I_' _ Unmetalled and other Roads _ ... =----==-:::..... = RtverandStt_m .•• ~ POId" om..:. I POlit & TeleQI3.ph Office po. f'TO Prt-.ry Hee.lth Centre,Plspensary Na.t.nqty and Chl.~ Welfare Centre I-.podaat ~ Mark.t/HIl1: ..... - CHAMPUA TAHASIL I. CHAMPUA P.S. (Portion) 2. BARtA P. S. ------ I \1 I + • ~I - ~ I' ~ <4 ~ I ~: @'I< • ::::, '" • '" 2 ~ I' : 0 i~ , . . '" ;; ~c ~ 8 ."- ~ . :2 ~ ~ '> ., Oi ~~ ; .; .... i .ii > '" ~ u"' g ~ " o g ai ] ~ ~ £ ~ t; c ~ -" $ ~ '§ E a. 0- :B 0': ~ ..'i o o I L____ _ a Vii LARE DIRECTORY OF CHAMPUA P. s. (PORT10N) 122 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF CHAMPUA POLICE STATION (Portion) SI. Name of Village l.l. 51. Name of Villalle L.c. No. No. No. No. 1 2 3 1 2 1 1 Adhangapal 7 41 Gumura 82 2 Andharikhaman 162 42 Gundunia 113 3 Angulia 68 43 Hastinapur 119 4 Arsala 160 44 Hatianasa 116 5 Asuki 150 45 Hrudarampur 104 I) Iladanai 91 46 Hunjaposi 65 7 8alabhadrapur 152 47 Ichinda 90 8 Balabhadrapur 106 48 Indraprastha 23 9 Balasore 108 49 Jadipada 9 10 Balibandha 144 50 Jagannathpur 14 11 Banakia (Banika) 97 51 Jagannathpur 114 12 Bankia 99 52 Jaintinapu r 51 13 Banko 25 53 Jamudalak 5 14 Bansiposhi 55 54 Jamujodi 67 15 Barakhandia 149 55 Jamunaposi 112 46 16 Basira 56 Jansonpur 139 17 Basudevpur 43 57 Jayamangalpur 26 158 18 Bhaluka 5S Jhumpura 157 115 19 Bidyadharpur 59 Jodapokhari 42 20 Biradhanur jayapur 17 (8i radhanur joyanarayanpur) 60 Kainta 21 .... 21 Bishnupur 111 61 Kalikaprasad 63 22 Bishnupur 156 62 Kanchanpur 50 23 Brahmapur 110 63 Ki'lnjiasula 1tl9 24 Chaitanpur 117 64 Kankadapat 6 25 Champua 16 65 I(aranjla 93 26 Chandrashekharpur 19 alias Nuagaon (Chandra- 66 1 71 Kodagadia 27 3'\ Dudhakunda 125 72 Krushnapur 62 32 Dulita 48 73 Kulhadihi 127 33 Durgapur 161 74 laxmiposi 107 34 Durkulia 105 75 MacmillanplJr 96 35 Ga'1'haria 60 36 Ghunlaposi 140 76 Madhapur (Madhupur) 120 37 Giridharipur 44 77 Mahadevpu r 148 38 Godhuli 15 78 Maheswarpur 20 39 Gopapur 3 79 Manada 121 40 GOpil1dthapur 122 80 Mangalpur 8 123 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF CHAMPUA POLICE STATION (Portion) -~- 51. Name of Village l. C. 51. Name of Village LC. No. No. No. No. 1 Z 3 1 2 3 81 Manibandha 145 105 5ankarpur 11 82 Mathurapur 10 106 Sananai (ka) 59 83 Mukundllpur 1 107 Sananai (kha) ~8 84 Murusuan 124 108 Sarasposi 41 85 Naradapur 40 109 SaTei 54 86 Nayabandha 85 110 Sarupatala 84 87 Palasa 92 111 Sasanga 52 88 Panchapokhana 12 112 Sathalia 4 89 Panposh &1 113 Shridharpur 12 90 Parba tipur 146 114 Sijukala 123 91 Parsala 87 115 Sirapur 13 129 92 Patala 49 116 Siriabahal 147 93 Patbila 141 117 Solagoda 159 94 pokharia 103 118 Srirampur 24 95 Prataposi (Pratapposi) 64 W1 Sunaposi 153 Raigudi 94 120 Sundhimurusuan 96 66 97 Ra jabasa 126 121 Taduabahal 155 98 47 122 Teliarsala Rajia 88 Ramachandrapur 83 123 Tentala 99 98 100 Ramala 18 124 Tiansiposi 57 101 Rangamatia 100 125 Tolakananda 128 89 126 Tolakabahal 102 Ranipur 53 Raruangoda 101 127 Tuntuna 103 56 104 Rimuli 86 128 Urti 124 VillAGE AMENITIES Police Station-CHAMPUA (Portion) L· C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms·, in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms· and 10+Kms. of the (in hecatres) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------A------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water &. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market/ Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Mukundapu r 441·51 366 (81) P - (-5) W, Tk,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 2 Chimila 237·55 637 (129) P, M -(10+) W, TW, Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 3 Gopapur 51-40 152 (27) - (-5) -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 4 Sathalia 243'62 M2 (129) p -(10+) W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 5 Jamudalak 390·93 546 (103) P -(5-10) W, TW , Tk PO - (-5) BS 6 Kankadapat 265·07 528 (120) P -(10+) W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 7 Adhangapal 165·11 . 306 (61) P -(5-10) W,R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 8 Mangalpur 259·40 431 (86) P -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 9 Jadipada 195·06 364 (64) P - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 10 Mathurapur 96·72 235 (39) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 11 Sankarpur 54·23 56 (9) - (-5) - (-5) N - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 12 Panchapokharia 322·13 689 (128) P - (-5) W. Tk PO - (-5) - (-5) 13 Sirapur 81-75 185 (37) - (-5) - (-5) W/Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 14 Jagannathpur 173·21 487 (79) P,M,H - (-5) W. Tk,R PO - (-5) - (-5) 15 Godhuli 411·57 954 (209) P - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 16 Champua 490'08 4,439 (783) P, M, H, TR H,MCW, W,T,R,Tk PTO, Daily BS FPC Phone 17 Biradhanur jayapur 71·23 339 (57) P - (-5) W, T,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) (Biradhanur joya- na rayanpur) 18 Ramala 579·92 902 (187) P, C - (-5) W, T, W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 19 Chandrasekharpur 171·59 201 (42) - (-5) - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS alias-Nuagaon (Chandrasekharpur- chuagaon) 20 Maheswarpur 248·07 572 (109) P -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 21 Kainta 406'71 698 (133) P,M -(5-10) W, TW, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 22 Shrldharpur 160'73 375 (68) P -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 23 Indraprastha , 273'97 460 (84) P -(10+) w, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 24 Sunaposi 421·68 576 (105) .p, M -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 25 Banko 237·96 669 (134) P, H -(10+) W, TW, Tk - f-5) - (-5) BS " 26 Jayamangalpur 63'13 119 (26) - (-5) -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 27 Kodagadia 637·79 1,074 (187) P, M PH~, FPC, W, TW, Tk PO Monday BS MCW, ° 40 Naradapur 363'00 747 (143) P, M -(5-10) W, TW, Tk PO - (-5) BS 41 Sarasposi ~99'47 475 (94) P --(10+) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 42 Jodapokhari 151-76 204 (32) - (--'i) -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) - (--5) - (-5) 125 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-CHAMPUA App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including ,-______.,A.______'"""""\ to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irrl- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR BarbiJ (39) ED Rice 106'03 15·38 305·53 N 14·!>7 KR Barbil (39) ED Rice 1983 77'29 127·48 4-45 8'<;0 N-3, M-2. KR Barbil (43) Rice 2·83 47·76 0·81 KR BdTbil (40) EAg Rice 23·47 72-84 12'H3 7·69 16·19 Temple KR Barbil (45) ED,EO Rice 14366 91·06 138·40 2'43 15·38 N-2, M-' KR Barbil (32) ED, EAg Rice 32·38, 32·37 175·63 10'93 13'76 KR Joda (32) ED, EAg Rice 19·02 48·56 71·63 6·48 19·42 KR Barbil (39) ED, EAg Rice 76·49 13-76 1464 9·31 18·20 KR Barbil (45) ED Rice 19'02 16148 7·28 728 KR Barbil (39) ED Rice 27·92 6556 041 2"B'~ KR Barbil (39) Rice 20·64 31·38 0040 0'81 KR Joda (25) ED Rice 88'22 34·40 169.57 890 21·04 N-10,M-2, Temple KR Joda (25) Rice 25·09 53'02 0'81 2'83 KR Joda (29) ED, EAg Rice 64,75 24·28 66,78 4·05 1335 N-4 KR Joda (3~) ED,EAg Rice 109 67 48·~6 19951 1538 3845 PR Joda (25) ED, EAg, EO Rice 31·56 16187 246·06 19.83 30'76 N-72, 'M-23, C-9, T-' remple PR, KR Joda (25) ED, EAg Rice 1740 41'28 2'43 10'12 N-3, M-2 PR Joda (32) ED R i cr.~ 185·75 377'18 4'44 12'55 N-1 PR, KR Barbil (51) EAg Rice 42'49 24,28 92'68 2'02 10'12 N-1 KR,PR Joda (32) ED, EAg Rice 85'39 144'47 13'76 445 Temple KR Barbil (40) ED, EAg Rice 99·96 2023 275'59 3·24 7'69 N-3 KR Barbi) (40) 'ED Rice 58,27 103,20 1·62 3·64 KR Barbil 40) ED Rice 118,57 144,07 7-28 4,05 KR Joda (27) ED Rice 221-77 189'80 364 647 KR Barbil (43) ED Rice 27,92 51'40 146'09 2·43 1012 N-1, M-1 KR Barbil (39) Rice 6'47 51·40 040 4·86 KR,PR Barbil (39) ED Rice 196'27 411'16 1B'62 11'74 PR Jeda (24) ED, EO Rice 121-41 21447 11-74 15,38 N--2 KR Joda (16) Rice 101'57 166'33 21-45 10,12 KR Joda (18) Ricc 83'37 48'97 16'99 243 - -~~-~-- 1-26 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-CHAMPUA (Portion) l. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (If not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms. in broad ranges, Viz, -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the {in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is availahle is given) ~_~ ______A ______~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water and days of cation (Potable) Telegrapb the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 4J Basudevpur 146·09 195 (40) ? -(5-10) W, 11<, N - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 44 Giridharipur 253"93 308 (52) P - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 45 Kasira 112'40 255 (44) P - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 46 Basira 424·11 1147 (151) P.M - (-5) W, TW, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 47 Rajia 868·46 1,520 (292) P, M, H PHS W, TW, Tk PO -(5-10) as 48 Dulita 186·16 339 (64) P, M - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) as 49 Patala 536'61 751 (149) P -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 50 Kanchanpur 271·14 388 (&9) P -(5-10) W, TW, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 51 Jaintinapur 122'22 162 (31) - (-5) ~(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 52 Sasanga 358·15 633 (117) P -(5-10) W, Tk, TW, R - (-5) -(5-10) tiS 53 luntuna 303·92 540 (110) P -(5-10) W,R,N - (-5) - (-5) 8S 54 Sarei 510·71 1,107 (241) P,M,H PHS,FPC W,TW,Tk PO - (-5) - (-5) 55 Bansiposi 3399 Uninhabited 56 Urti 132-74 374 (90) P -( 10+) W,lW.Tk - (-5) - (-5) sa 57 lolakananda 220·55 501 (105) P,M -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 58 Sananai (I 63 Kalikaprasad 801·28 1,937 (331) P,M,H D W,Tk Po, Phone Tuesday as 64 Patraposi 131·93 289 (51) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) (Pratapposi) 65 Hunjapo~i 437'47 502 (90) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 66 Taduabahal 443·13 764 (131) P -(10+ ) W,lk.TW - (-5) - (-5) BS 67 Jamujodi 249·69 2n (52) - (-5) -(10+) N,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 68 Anguria 269·12 472 (95) P,AC -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 82 Gumura 295·83 719 (140) P,M,H,AC MCW TW,W.Tk,O PO - (-5) - (-5) 83 Ramachandrapur 191·01 330 (61) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 84 Sarupatala 129·90 341 (60) P.AC -(5·10) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5' 85 Nayab:lndha 10,·aO Uninhabited 127 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tal1a~il-CHAMPl'A App Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of I'lnd Remraks roach Distance Supply Food use ~n hectares rounded LIp to 2 decimal places) including to. (in Kms.) r------··------""'------'"' any village Forest Irri- Uo- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religiOUS by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR,PR Jod~ (24) Rice 54·63 87.41 1'62 2·43 KR loda {1B} Rice 116·15 113'31 4.45 2·02 I(R Joda (30) ED Rice 29'14 21·85 111·'9 4·05 6'07 KR, PR Joda (22) ED Rice 162'28 157'83 86'60 6'B8 10'52 N-1 KR,PR Barbil (45) ED Rice 411'97 84'58 350'06 14.57 7'28 N-1,M-1 KR,PR Barbi! (45) ED Rice 56'66 119'39 2'83 7·28 N-3,M-1 KR,PR Barbil (45) ED Rice 333'05 175'23 6'88 21"45 KR, PR Barbil (48) ED Rice 63-53 203'56 N 4'05 KR, PR Barbil (48) ED Rice 39'26 76'49 0'81 ,'66 KR Barbi! (48) ED, EAg Rice 113'30 24'28 187'38 1'62 31'57 KR Joda (32) ED Rice 99·56 177·25 6·47 20·64 KR loda (32) ED,EAg Ilice 138'00 24·28 312·43 1941 16·59 N-2,M-3 33·59 040 KR Joda (32) ED Rice 10·52 111,70 5·26 526 N-1,M-1 KR Joda (32) ED Rice 12·14 203·56 '·21 :H4 KR Joda (37) ED Rice 144·24 21609 2·43 5·67 KR Joda (37) ED Rice 11·33 116·15 2-23 2·02 KR Joda (35) ED Rice 234·31 189·80 11·33 32-78 KR Joda (34) Rice 141·1)4 114·53 040 4·45 KR,PR Barbi (43) ED Rice 75'27 60·30 3'64 14'17 PR Barbi! (41) ED,EO Rice 265'88 39983 101·58 33'99 N-9,M-3,C-1 KR,PR Joda (27) Rice 39'25 7932 489 8·50 C-1 KR,PR loda (27) ED Rice 227,B4 186·16 13-35 10'12 KR,PR Joda (24) ED Rice 119·38 285·71 15'78 2226 M-1 KR,PR Joda (24) Rice 68·39 '" 148'92 2B.33 4-05 KR,PR Joda (27) ED Rice 84·18 180·89 '·62 2·43 KR,PR Joda (26) ED Rice 79'73 206·39 3·64 607 N-4,M-1 KR,PR Joda (24) Rice 61·92 123'83 2·02 3·24 KR Joda (29) ED Rice 25·90 101·98 N 2'02 15·38 82·15 5·2& 1.21 128 VillAGE AMENITIES Police Station-CHAMPUA (Portion) L. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available {If not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population IS shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms. in broad ranges, Viz-5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------A------~ Ecluca- Medical Drinking Post Da\ or Communi- tional Water and days of cdtion (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat; Station, if any Water- way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ~ 86 Rimuli 896·78 3,079 (502) P,M,H,TR - (-5) W, TW, Tk,R PO, Phone Monday BS 87 Parsala 520'43 1,117 (195) P, M, H - (-5) W, Tk PO Friday BS 88 Tentala 124'24 77 (13) - (-5) -(5-10) W, Tk,R - (-5) -(5-10) - (--5) 89 Ranipur 80·94 341 (70) P -(5-10) W, Tk, R - (-'» -(5-10) - (-5) 90 Ichinda 321-32 517 (98) P -(5-10) w,n -(5-10) - (-5) -(5-10) 91 Badlinal 405·50 978 (188) PM -(10+ ) W, Tk PO -(5-10) - (-5) 92 Palasa 102·39 306 (61) P -(10+ ) W, N, Tk - (-J) - (-5) - (-5) 93 Karanjia 507·88 1,157 (234) P, M,H PHS, OW, TW, N, Tk PO Sunday BS 94 Raigudi 147.71 232 (44) P -(10+ ) W, Tk, ° - (-5) - (-S) - (-S) 95 Katulikana 26669 613 (115) P - (5-10) w,n - (-5) - (-5) - (-5 96 Macmillanpur 159·85 100 (25) - (-5) -(5-10) W, lk, R -(5-10) - (-5) - (-5) 97 Banakia (Banika) 11857 20S (41) - (-5) -(5-10) W, Tk, R - (-5) - (·-5) -(5-10) 98 Tiansiposi 216'91 533 (106) P -(5-10) W, Tk, R - (-5) - (-S) - (S-10) 99 Bankia 241·19 465 (103) P, M,H -(5-10) W, TW, Tk, R PO - (-5) -(5-10) 100 Rangamatia 2,)() 91 553 (105, P -(5-10) W, TW, Tk, R - (-5) Friday -(5-10) -(5-10) W, Tk, T PO - (-5) 101 Raruangona 394'S7 882 (184) M -(S-10) - (-5) -(5-10) W,Tk - (- 5) - (-5) 102 Chililcaposi 87·82 158 (26) -(5-10) P - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) 103 Pokharia 378·38 532 (115) -(5-10) (46) - (-5) -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 104 Hrudarampur 134·76 231 - (-5) -(10+) W, Tk -(5-10) - (-5) - (-5) 105 Durkulia 21570 141 (31) -(10+ ) -(S-10) 106 Ba labhadrapur 231-08 260 (SO) P w,n - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) 107 Laxmiposi 195·87 106 (21) - (-5) - (-5) -(10+ ) W,O,Tk - (-5) - (-5) 108 Balasore 71·63 200 (36) - (-5) BS P,M -(10+) W,O,Tk,TW - (-5) - (-S) 109 Kanjiasula 29016 890 (179) BS P -(10+ ) W,O,Tk,N 110 Brahmdpur 92·27 360 (70) -- (-5) - (-5) BS P -(10+ ) W,Tk - (-5) - (--5) - (-5) 111 Bishnupur 148'12 360 (74) - (-5) -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-S) 112 Jamunaposi 92·27 114 (113) P,M,AC -(10+ ) W,Tk,TW - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 11, Gundunia 762·02 1,226 (250) j\C -(10 j--) W,Tk - ( -5) -(S-l( ) --(5- 10) 114 Jagannathpur 91'53 20b (31) - (--5) -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) - (-S) - (-S) 115 Bidvadharpur 11534 148 (26) 129 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE -I an lsil-CHAMPUA --~-- -..------~~" "~-__.----.,.._""",""",,~-- - -<--~- App· Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., areJ under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply rood use in hectares rounGed up to 2 decima I places) including to (in Kms.) r--·-~-- _____ -A______------~ any Village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical sourc:e gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 --- PR Jeda (2~) ED, EO Rice 186<15 E62·07 21·04 27·52 N-32, M-6 PR Joda (30) ED, EO Rice 20·23 483·20 <;·31 7·69 N-3 KR, PR Joda (42) Rice 98.34 2550 0·40 N-l KR Kendujhar (42) ED Rice 6·07 71·23 C·81 2·83 N-1 KR Joda (35) Rice 60·10 24).62 7,69 9·71 KR Joda (35) ED Rice 140·P3 40·47 145'69 11-74 66·77 N-2,M-2 Temple KR Joda (35) Rice 21-85 76·49 0'41 3·64 KR Joda (42) ED, EO Rice 10077 373·93 5'26 27·92 N-3, M-2, C-1 KR Joda (35) Rice 55'44 81-75 6·47 4·05 Temple KR Joda (33) Rice 100"36 135·17 8·50 22'66 KR Joda (33) Rice 64'75 87·01 1·21 f> S8 lCR Joda (32) ED, EAg Rice 24·28 7001 8·50 1578 KR Kendhujhar (48) ED, EAg Rice 3723 32-37 110'89 19'42 17·00 KR Kendhujhar (48) ED, EAg Rice 4330 32·37 130·31 7792 729 N-1 I KR Kendu jhar (48) ED, EAg Rice 61·5 t 27479 3035 27·92 N-', M-1 KR Kendujhar (39) EAg Rice ,\5·38 66·78 2·83 283 KR Kelidu jhar (48) ED Rice 124·64 219·75 24-28 971 KR Kendujhar (48) ED Rice 30'35 98'75 2·02 364 (\R Joda (32) Rice 138·41 70·01 ,·26 202 kR Kendujhar (26) Rice 34·80 192'64 040 3·24 KR Joda (33) Rice 80·13 96'32 15"38 4·04 KR Joda (35) ED,EAg Rice 15'78 51·40 2"43 2'02 KR Joda (33) ED,EAg Rice 19·02 220'15 19'83 31·16 KR,PR Joda (13) ED,EAg Rice 1'62 77·70 6'88 607 KR Joda (42) ED Rice 21026 57'06 62'73 2'83 324 N-1 KR Joda (~7) Rice 12'95 44'52 29'54 N 5"26 KR Joda (37) ED Rice 147'71 544'70 3521 34'40 KR Joda (32) Rice 26'30 7042 N 0'8' KR Joda (32) Rice 51'40 15'38 46'94 N 102 130 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-CHAMPUA (Portion) L. C. Name of the Total Total Ameni ies available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) N('· Village area of the population is shov'n in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., i 1 broad ranges, Viz, -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (In hectares) households) nearest place where the facility IS available is given) r------A------______~ Educa- Medical Drinking P?st Dayor Communi- tional Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the CBus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 r; 6 7 8 9 10 116 Hatianasa 107·24 147 (28) P,AC -(10+) W.Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 117 Chaitanpur 55·44 83 (15) - (-5) -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(510) 118 Chauthia 304·32 671 (129) P,M,H,AC MCW W,Tk.TW PO Tuesday -(5-10) 119 Hastinapur 16187 365 (b6) P,AC -(10+) W,R - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 120 Madhapur 22258 502 (89) AC -(10+) IA ,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) (Madhupur) 121 Manada 278·83 587(113) P,AC -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 12:! Gopinathapur 138·81 152 (35) - (-5) -(5-10) W,Tk ~ (-5) - (-5) - (-5\ 123 Sijukala 172'40 487 (82) P -(~-10) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) B5 124 Murusuan 315·66 758 (129) P,AC (3) -(10+. W.TW,Tk,R - (-5) - (--5) BS 125 Dudhakund 236 74 358 (62) P,AC(2) --(10+) W,n,TW,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 126 Raiabasa 188·99 357 (64) P, A: (2) -(10+) W, Tk, R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 127 Kulhadihi 141·24 107 (20) AC -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 128 Tolakabahat 16309 372 (69) P,M,AC(2) -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 129 Siriabahal 26709 190 (44) P,AC(2) -( 10+) W, Tk, F - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 139 Jansonpur 123·02 557 (92) AC -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 140 Ghuntaposi 78·51 302 (56) P, AC (2) -(10+) W, Ti< - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 757 (138) P, AC (2) -(5-10\ W, Tk - (-5) 141 Patbila 363·81 - (-5) - (-5) 690 (152) H,M,AC(2) ~(10+ ) W. TW, Tk PO 142 Kasipal 405·90 - (-5) -(5-10) 349 (61) P. AC -(5-10) W - (-5) 143 Chingudiposi 232·29 - (-5) - (-5) 1,613 (308) P,M,H,AC MCW W,Tk PO 144 Banbandha 563-73 Sunday BS Thursday 145 Manibandha 20·64 Uninhabited BS 146 Parbatipur 183-73 260 (51) P -(10+ ) W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 147 Solagoda 533·38 876 (169) P, M,AC -(10+ ) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 148 Mahadevpur 231.89 372 (67) P, AC -(10+ ) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 149 8arakhandia 464·18 884 (178) P, M, AC -(10+) W, Tk, R, 0 - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 150 Asuki 308·37 735 (138) P, AC -(5-10) W, Tk, R - (-5) - (-5) - (--5) 151 Katalposi 21125 208 (37) P, AC -(5-10) W, TW, Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 152 Balabhadrapur 14326 285 (55) P, AC -(5-10) W. Tk -(5-10) - (-5) - (-5) 153 Sundhimurusuan 8134 63 (14) AC -(5-10) W, Tk, R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 1;4 Khendra 578·30 1,179 (223) P,M,AC(4) -(5-10) W, Tk, R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 131 DIRECTORY AND LAND lJSI!! Tahasil-CHAMPUA App~ Nearest town ang Power StaplE) land use (i. e" area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance S\lpply food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places including ,.._..,.-_-_".... ______.A. ______~ to (in KITI~,) any villag(:l Forest Irri. Un Culturable Area not place of gated Irrigated waste avaliable religious, by (iucluding for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 34'40 66'37 4'85 1'62 N-1 KR Joda (30) Rice 12'14 42'49 0'81 KR Kendujhar (41) ED Rice 125'45 170'78 4'05 4'04 N-3 KR Kendu jhar (42) Rice 77'30 73'25 2'82 8'50 KR Kendu jhar (35) ED Rice 98'34 11l,91 3'24 8'09 ... KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 122'~2 109'27 24'28 22'66 KR,PR Kendujhar (39) ED Rice 31'16 99'55 3'24 4,86 KR,PR Joda (25) ED Rice 0'81 160'66 4·86 6'07 N-3,M-1 KR,PR Kendujhar (37) ED Rice 112·91 49'37 134'77 11'33 7'28 KR,PR Kendujhar (38) Rice 79,32 129'90 19'02 8'50 PR Kendujhar (40) Rice 43,30 12384 13'35 850 PR Kendujhar (3[1) Rice 70·42 62-73 3,64 4-45 KR Joda (30) ED Rice 14·16 13'76 120·60 6·e8 7·69 N-4, M-l KR Kendujhar (38) Rice 12262 130,31 2,43 11'73 N-l KR Joda (32) Rice 16'59 101,98 0'81 364 KR Kendujhar (29) Rice 6,48 68'80 2·02 1-21 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 109,67 54,23 185,35 3-63 1093 KR Kendujhar (37) Rice 6475 17,40 312·01 5,26 648 N-1 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 99'55 106·46 16·19 809 PR Kendujhar (32) ED Rice 196'68 337'91 14,97 14·17 N~8, M-1 PR 1<;,38 1·21 405 0,81 KR r.endujhar (42) Rice 74-46 106·84 1-62 KR Kendujhar (38) ED Rice 216·10 293·00 13-76 10·52 (}·88 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 92,27 130 72 2'02 KR,PR Kendujhar (32) ED Rice 129·10 245·65 73-65 15·78 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 4209 258·59 2'83 4·86 '"1 PR Kendujhar (30) Rice 5S'04 146'09 10'12 KR Kendujhar (26) Rice 36.83 8'50 82,56 10'52 4·85 KR Kendujhl1r (29) Rice 4'04 63'54 8'50 5·26 7,69 KR Kendujhar (31) ED Rice 276'00 285'30 9·31 132 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station -CHAMPUA (Portion) l.e Name of the Total Total Amenil ies available (i~ not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shoNn in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms. h broad ranges, Viz. -5 KrtlS., 5-10 Krns. and 10,. Kms. of ti e (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------A------~ EduC;l- Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communi- tional Water lit days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market/ Railway Hat, Station, if any Water way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 155 Teliarsals 12383 247 (42) P, AC -(5-10) W,Tk,R -- (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 156 Blshnupur 11048 421 (74) P, AC (2) - (-5) W, Tk, R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 157 Jhumpura 328·61 3,368 (630) P (4), M, PHC, FPC, W,TW, Tk, a PTa. phone Wednesday BS H, AC (6) RP (3) 158 Bhaluka 236·34 767 (119) P, AC (2) - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 159 Sriiampur 192·63 226 (43) P, AC - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - '(-5) - (-5) 160 Arsala 679·47 1,791 (349) P, M,AC(4) - (-5) W, Tk, TW - (-5) - (-5) BS 161 Durgapur 270·74 332 (63) P,AC -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 162 Andharikhaman 188·99 386 (74) P, AC (2) -(5-10) w,n - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) Total:- 33,990·09 7t,942 P.99, M-3t, D·t, H·t (13,577) H-14, Co" MCW/MH/ AC-&1,0-2 CWC-5, PHC/HC-1, FPC·4, PHS-4, 0-5 133 DIREClORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-CHAMPUA ~~~==~~~~~ ....._.... ~-., App- N<:!al est town and Power Staple Land use (i. e" area undu djff~rent types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply food ~ ______use in hectares ~_. rounded ___A ______up to 2 decimal places) ~ including to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irri- Un' Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gauchar cultivation or and archaeo- groves logical interest 11 12 13 14 1S 1& 17 18 19 2Q KR Kendujhar (26) ED Rice 31·57 71·63 13-36 7·27 KR Kendujhar (22) Rice 0,40 97·13 5·67 , 7·28 KR, PR Kendujhar (24) ED Rice 31·16 267·10 11·33 19·02 N-SO, M-16, C-7, T-9, Temple KR,PR Kendujhar (24) ED Rice 78·91 144·48 8·50 4·45 N-2,M-1,C-2 KR,PR Kendujhar (24) kice 70·81 119·79 0·40 1-62 PR Kendujhar (29) ED Rice 153-79 33-59 438·27 24-48 29·54 N-1, M-1, C-1, T-1 KR Kendujhar (27) Rice 137·60 lZ,6 104-41 3·64 2-43 N-1, M-1 KR Kendujhar (29) Rice 74-87 104-41 1·21 8·50 10,009·51 1,.75·0' 20,065·41 1,145·98 1,294·13 N-243, M-75, C·22, T·t' ~ ..:: :::::-:::-;-lI ~ """"""""""""""""""""""""":-:-:::-:-:::::::::::::::::-:-:::::::::::::::::-:: ~ i i '0 i J 5 T R @ D I ':J ¥ ...... ti' \ \) j 1; + " i .,.. " rl r, 'I ~ I I I I II .i J J I; II: ... I-I I + 'wi @ • ITI I 0 ! c( I ::: ~ I I IXI J i) .. -4 l .. I • J J: VI'" i I I . w J I 0• I ~ ... a: L_J LJ I I- Hi I \1 . ::l .:: '" Q ..E'" Q. 0 ...... t c( Z .... " ! I/) W i! 1., ~ I/) /" S ~ z ~ ~ I er=: « - '" ~ " " 1 ~ ~ ~ , l- 0 it 0 -0:: .. :;: ~ ~ u § s ~ -'! e -" " - -" c q " :r "0 ' ;; ; t « VI ; '" .; '" ~ a:: ~ g ,~ ...... 7 3 11 X i I- 0, "0 $ '0 ] 5. d (., I/) _E "- I ~ § E. ~;; -" ~ Z >' 0 ~ ~ " ~ Q 6 ] ffi ~ J ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ , "" ~ ~ 0- 'it'" 1 a >i E J -a ~ J 1i ! "fj, i g ~ :l: I ~ ~ ::> ~ .." :i: 0:: ~ E I Vil LAGE DIRECTORY OF BARIA P. s. 13fl ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAtlES OF BARIA POlleE STATION 51. Name of the Village L. c. 51. Name ot the Village loc. No. No. No. No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 Ankudi 101 46 Kamanda (Ka) 56 2 Asanapat 9 47 Kamanda (Kha) 55 3 Asuria 6 48 Kanchandumuria 76 111 4 Badadumuria 5 49 Kankada 5 Badaneuli 86 50 Kansar a (Ka) 26 6 Badapada ... 38 51 Kansara (Kha) 25 7 Badapasi alias Danardanpur 59 52 Kashipur 84 (Badapasi alias Danpur) 53 Kasipal 19 8 Baikunthapur 63 54 Katupasi 52 9 Bala 99 55 Kaunrikala 96 10 BalLpasi 3 56 Kendua 64 111 Batipast 47 57 Keundian 30 12 Banakati, 40 58 Khudapashi 85 46 13 Banguripas~ 59 Khuntapada 14 Bardhana 42 60 Khuntapada 104 81 \5 Barbal>ash~ 61 Kundapashi 29 1& Barie 62 62 Lakhmiposi 2 8 17 Bauma: 63 Malipashi 36 27 18 Basudevpur- 64 Manaharpur 80 110 19 Bautiapada, 65 Mandama 12 20 Bhanda 24 66 Mangalapur 21 50 21 Bhimapor 67 Maudi 20 14 22 Bhadapasi 68 Nagarpal 71 61 23 BhubaRapasi, 69 Naknabi 106 54 24 BichiuaFlal:ldap- 70 Nandapur 37 58 25 Btrakuac (I(a} 71 Narayanpat 41 49 26 Bifakual'l (Kba) 72 Na yadhanur jayapur 72 '109 27 Budhimara 73 Neundi 103 69 28 I!:ftakulia 74 Nisagadia 15 17 29 Challdrasekhar.pwr 75 Nischintapur 53 60 30 Chhelianali 76 Nuagan 112 10 31 Chiua(llu~ 77 Padmapur 35 13 32 Dlclatika 78 Padua 45 73 33 Gandabare~ 79 Pahadabhdnga 34 ' 22 3'4, Chuntagadia 80 Pahadpur 91 11 36 Gi:dhLbas 81 Panupashi 88 4 36 Gooindapur 82 Phulakanlei 108 107 ?J7 Gobindapuv 83 Pichhilabeda 95 75 Gopiballavpti~ 84 Podasimila 87 38 18 Guladipash~ 85 Purudipasi 43 39 70 40 Haripasi 100 86 Radhikadelpur 77 lajapasht 41 51 87 Ramachandrapur 98 42 Ja!.i 79 88 Ran:pur 66 4J, Jamtlnapashi 39 89 Rasabantala 97 44 Jyatipur 7 90 Ratanpur 65 - 45 Kal!nga 137 ALPHABETfCAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF BARrA POLICE STATfON 51. Name of the Village l.c. 51'. Name of the Village l.c. No. No. Ne. No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 91 Ratnapashi 90 102 5irkuan 57 92 Rengalbeda 68 103 5itarampur 67 93 Rengalgoda 32 104 Subhadradeipur 23 94 Rupakunda 31 105 5unapasi 48 95 5abakdhanur jaypur 93 106 Sunariposhl 28 96 Sadinga 105 107 Tangaranali 44 97 5ananeuli 89 108 Tangarbantala 78 98 Sarasir.ga 94 109 Tangarpada 102 99 Silapunji 16 110 Tukudihii 82 100 Siltla 92 111 Uchabali 33 101 Singamajhuni 83 112 Ukhunda 74 ~------_ 138 VILLAGE AMENIT'~S Police Station--BARIA ----- L. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-J No. Village area of the ,Jopulation is show:1 in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (!'lumber of kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms·, 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms_ of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) ,...-______..A. ______'"" Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tiona I Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 , Khuntapada 186·16 767 (149) P,M,AC (2) -(10+) W, Tk PO -(5-10) -(10+) 2 Lakhmiposi 219-34 185 (42) - (-5) -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 3 Balipasi 204-77 280 (52) P, AC -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) -(10+) -( 0+) 4 Gobindapur 124·24 237 (46) p, AC (2) -(10+) W/Tk - (-6) -(5-10) -(10+) 'i Badadumuria 357·74 1,100 (231)P,M,H,AC(2) -(10+) W, Tk, TW PO -(10+) -(10+) 6 Asuria 399·83 416 (73) P, AC (2) -(10+ ) W, Tk/R - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 7 Kalinga 463-37 1,154 (215) P,M,AC (4) -(10+) W, Tk PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 8 Baruna 331·03 608 (119) P, AC (2) -(10+ ) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-1fJ) 9 Asanapat 915·00 1,849 (343)P ,M,H,AC( 4) MCW rk,O, W PO -(5-10) -(10+ ) 10 Chitrapur 212·87 385 (72) P,AC(2) -(10+ ) W/Tk - (-5) -(10+ ) -(10+ ) 11 Gidhibas 654·78 824 (152) P, AC (2) -(10+) W, Tk,O - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 12 Mandama 220-55 297 (62) P, AC (2) -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 13 Dhatika 237·96 698 (130) P,M,AC (2) -(10+) W, Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) - (-5) 14 Bhodapasi 307·97 601 (91) P, M -(5-10) W,Tk PO - (-5) - (-5) 15 Nisagadia 496·55 845 (149) P - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 16 '>ilapunji 234"31 408 (78) P -(10+) W, Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) BS 17 Chandrasekharpur 227·03 367 (70) P -(5-10) W,Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) BS 18 Guladipashi 228-65 417 (77) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 19 Kasipal 406-71 789 (135) r,M - (-5) W, Tk PO - (-5) 85 20 Maudi 305-13 651 (92) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 21 Mangalapur 263-45 264 (53) P - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 22 Ghuntagadia 179-68 437 (70) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 23 Subhadradeipur 10765 210 (36) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk -- (- 5) - (-5) BS 24 Bhanda 42654 844 (158) P,M,H PHC,FPC W,Tk,O PO Monday BS 25 Kansara (Kha) 74·46 397 (73) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 26 Kansara (Ka) 13597 420 (81) P - (-5) W,Tk PO - (-5) BS 27 Basudevpur 210·44 619 (120) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 28 Sunariposh; 126·67 308 (47) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk -- (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 29 Kundapashi 112-10 248 (54) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk -- (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 30 Keundian 195·46 771 (133) P - (-5) W,Tk,R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) ------139 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE T dhasil-CHAMPUA App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places roach Distance Supply Fond , ______.A. ______...... including to (In Kms.) any village Eorest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avaliable religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR I-:endujhar (30) ED Rice 109·27 23·47 40·87 1,2·55 N-l, T-1 KI? Kendujhar (32) Rice 4249 160·66 13-76 2·43 KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 106.43 88·63 4-45 5·26 KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 34·40 80·13 6·07 3·64 KR Kendujhar (3:;) - Rice 72·84 33·18 212·87 1902 19·83 N-4,M-2 KR Kendu jhar (35) Rice 163-49 22·66 201·94 5·26 6·48 KR Barbil (35) ED Rice 182·51 258·60 6-48 15·78 N-1 KR Barbil (33) ED Rice 121·00 127·88 3·24 78·91 N-l KR Kendujhar (40) ED Rice 414·41 475·10 17·40 8·09 N-2 KR Barbil . (35) Rice 50'99 108·46 48'56 4·86 KR Barbil (35) Rice 189·80 430·17 29·95 4·86 KR )oda (33) Rice 47·75 146 50 14·97 11·33 KR Joda (27) Rice 47·75 178·47 4·86 6·88 KR Kendujhar (26) Rice 69·20 225'01 8·90 4 b6 KR Joda (39) ED Rice 254·14 205·18 29·54 7.69 KR Joda (33) ED Rice 53'00 173·21 2-43 5·67 KR Joda (39) ED Rice 106·84 114·12 4·05 2'02 KR Joda (39) ED Rice 62·73 13·76 142'85 5·26 4·05 KR Joda (39) ED Rice 119·39 21·85 248·07 14·16 3·24 KR Joda (39) Rice 161'07 127·87 5·26 10·93 KR Kendujhar (48) ED Rice 173·21 81-34 1-21 7·69 KR Kendu jha"r (48) Rice 57·06 116'55 4·45 1-62 KR Joda (51) Rice 21-85 82·96 122 162 KR Joda (51) ED,EO Rice 233·10 5382 111·29 18·21 10.12 N-S,M-1, TefTlple KR Joda (51) ED Rice 67·58 4·86 2·02 N-1,Temple KR Joda (51) ED Rice 35.21 89·84 7·28 3'64 N-2,C-l KR Joda (48) ED Rice 14·57 187·38 2·02 6'47 KR Joda (39) Rice 33'59 78'11 11-33 3·64 KR Joda (34) Rice 4-45 99·96 3·24 4·45 KR Kendujhar (49) Rice 43·71 135·97 6'47 9'31 140 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-BARIA loc. Name of the Total Total Amenities -lvailable (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it ih brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms, in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms and 10+Kms. ot thE- (in hectares) households) nearest pface where the facility is available is given) r------A------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Dayor CommunI- tlOnal Water &. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (flus Stop, Market! Railwa) Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 j 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ------~ 31 RupakJnda 176·65 Uninhabited 32 Rengalgoda 196·27 227 (37) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk,R - ( -5) -(5-10) - (-5) 33 Uchabali 174·82 569 (112) P,H - (-5) W/Tk PO -(5-10) BS 34 Pahadabhdnga 117·76 277 (50) (-5) - (-5) W,Tk,N - (-5) -('i-10) - (-5) 35 Padmapur 324·15 6.2(116) P,M - (-5) W,Tk,R PO - (-5) -- (-5) 36 Malipashi 13355 200 (40) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 37 Nandapur 37838 76-' (149) P,M/H - (-5) W Tk,O PO - (-5) BS 38 Badapada 116·55 172 (24) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 39 Jyotipur 79845 1,325(251) P.M/H PH~ W,Tk,R PO Frida y BS 40 Banakati 67·18 197 (42) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 41 Narayanpat 85'39 Uninhabited 42 Bardhana '332'25 345 (61) P,M - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 43 Purudipasi 201·94 639 (117) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 44 Tangaranali 104·00 246 (45) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 45 Padua 179·28 336 (61) M,H - (-5) W,TW,1k PO - (-5) - (-5) 46 Banguripasi 146·90 386 (79) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk,N - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 47 Balipasi 163·90 269 (51) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk,N - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 48 Sunapasi 125·45 290 (53) P -(5-10) W,Tk - (--5) - (-5) - (-5) 49 Birakuan (Kha) 125·05 252 (40) - (-5) -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 50 Bhimapur 619·57 1/134 (211) P,M,H PHS W,TW,Tk/N PO Wednesday - (-5) 51 Jali 394·97 593 (107) P,M -(10+) W,Tk PO - (-5) -(5-10) 52 Katupa~i 112'91 ~1(' (58) P,AC -(10+) W - (-5) • -(5-10) - (-5) 53 Nischintapur 182'11 109 (57) P -(10+ ) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) S4 Bichitranandapur 4087 46 (6) - (-5) - (-5) W - (~5) - (-5) - (-5) ~5 Kamanda (Kha) 10522 81 (14) P -(5-10) W,lk - (-5) - 1-5) - (-5) 56 Kamanda (Ka) 26750 447 (90) P -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 57 Sirkuan 435·04 562 (99) P -(5-10) W/Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 58 Birakuan (Ka) 174·02 333 (60) - (-5) -(5-10) W,Tk - (-::,) - (-5) -(5-10) 59 Badapasi alias 358·55 604 (131) P,AC - (10+ ~ W,Tk,F - (-5) -(5-10) -( 10+) Dmardanpur (BadJ.pasi albs Danpur 60 &hhefianafi 23°.,7 511 (94) r,H,AC - (10+) W,Tk,O - ( -_,) -(5-10; ._ (--5' 141 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-CHAMPUA App Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (rn Kms.) ,------"------, <'ny village Forest Irri· Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 • 20 -----_.. ------_ 46,54 95·91 14,57 19·83 KR Kendu jhar (49) Rice 62·32 123·03 8·09 2·83 KR Kendujhar (48) ED Rice 18·62 144'[07 486 727 N-5 KR KendI! jl,ar (48) Rice 19'02 92·67 2·43 %4 KR Kendujhar (48) ED,EAG Rice 93-48 56·66 129·90 19·42 241:9 N-2 KR Kendujhar (40) 0.:: ice 57·8i 70·82 N 4'86 KR Kendu jhar (45) ED Rice 7891 279·64 890 10'Q3 Temp:e KR Kendujl'>ar (40) Rice 4775 64')5 0'40 4'05 KR Kendujhar (39) EA Rice 38809 20,23 329'43 25'09 35'61 N-6,M-2 KR Kendujhar (39) ED Rice 34'-10 29'54 1'62 1-62 N-2 31'57 53'42 0'40 'N KR,PR Kendujhar (37) Rice 116·15 199'11 13'36 3'63 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 61,51 124'65 162 14'16 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 26.30 74'06 0'81 2,81 !<''! V"':l'J'!jh o r (40) ED Rice '17·76 116,55 5-26 9·71 N-2 KR Kendujhar (40) ED Rice 26'31 1111'88 2'02 7'69 KR Kendu jhar (40) ED Rice 55,85 101'17 1,21 5'67 KR Kendu jhar (41) Rice 51'40 63'54 8'89 1-62 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 47'35 67'18 10,11 040 KR Kelldujhar (37) ED Rice 263'85 347·62 4'OS 4'05 M-1 KR Kenduj:,ar (32) ED, EO Rice 142'04 237'15 2·43 13'35 N-2,M-1, Temple KR Kendu jhar (34) Rice 23,07 84'58 2·02 3'24 KR Kendujhar (33) Rice 54'63 120'60 2'02 4'86 KR Kendu jhar (27) Rice 6'07 27'92 6'88 N KR Kendujhar (27) Rice 63,13 37'23 2'83 2'03 KR Kendu jhar (21) Rice 81'35 165'11 2'83 18,21 KR Kendu jhar (34) Rice 204,37 206'79 17'00 6'88 KR K endu jhar (34) Rke 61'51 104'01 4·05 4·45 KR Kendu jhar (32) ED Rice 12303 191,,'A 2i'Q,! 14'16 r:R Kendujhar (32) Rice 68'39 15904 2'02 1012 N-2 142 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-BARIA L.C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column ana next to it in brackets the distance in Village (Number of Kms· in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms·, 5-10 Kms. and 10+Km~. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------~------, Educa- Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communi· tiona I Water and days of cation (Potable) Telegrapb the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 01 Bhubanapasl 164·30 247 (49) P, AC -(10+ ) W, TW, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 62 Baria 340·41 626 (112) P,M,AC (2) -(10+) W, Tk, ° PO -(5-10) -·(10+) 63 Baikunthapur 185·75 ':57 (56) P -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 64 Kendua 414·00 797 (160) P/M/AC (2) -(10+ ) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 65 Ratanpur 143·26 288 (53) P, AC -(10+ ) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 66 Ranipur 110·07 287 (53) P, AC -(10+ ) W, Tk - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) 67 Sitarampur 21408 459 (90) P, M, AC -(10+ ) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 68 Ramachandrapur 87.41 135 (26) P, AC -(10+ ) W,lk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 69 Chakulia 339·53 576 (105) - (-5) -(10+) W, Tk, F - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 70 Haripasi 198·}0 367 (73) P, AC -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 7' Nagarpal 168·35 353 (59) P, AC (2) -(5-10) W, Tk, F - (-5) -{5-10) BS 72 Nayadhanurjayapur 301--49 721 (121) P, AC (3) - (-5) W, TW, Tk, ° - (-5) - (-5) BS 73 Gandabarei 409·14 948 (180) P,AC - (-5) W, TW,Tk,F,O - (-5) - (-5) BS 74 Ukhunda 592·06 1,692 (292) P,M.H,AC(5) D,MCW W, TW, Tk PO Saturday BS 75 GopiballClvpur 101·58 20! (31) P, AC - (-5) W - (-5) - (--5) - (-5) 76 Kanchandumuria .00,28 812 (145) P,M,AC (2) -(5-10) W, TK PO - (-5) - (-5) 77 Radhikadeipur 114·93 157 (24) P,AC - (-';) W, TK PO - (-5) - (-5) 78 Tangarbantala 342·78 538 (88) P -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 79 IamunaIJashi 9227 190 (30) - (-5) -(5-10) W, Tk, F - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 80 Manaharpur tOB 77 \ 13) - (-5) -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-~) 81 Barhapashi 266·69 479 (75) P, AC(3) -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 82 Tukudiha 561-71 1,106 (213) P, M, AC(4) - (-5) W,Tk,O PO - (-5) - (-5) 83 Sing lma jhuni 150·54 155 (19) AC - (-5) W, H, F - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 84 Kilshipur 184·94 286 (43) P, AC - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 85 Khudapashi 177 66 ::98 (64) AC (2) - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 86 Badaneuli 339·13 751 (157) P,M, AC(3) - (-5) W PO - (-5) BS 87 Podasimila 585·58 546 (111) P, AC -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) ,:_ (-5) 88 Panupashi 261·02 345 (72) P, AC -(5-10) W, R - (-5) - (-5) -( 5) 89 Sananeuli 240·38 158 (46) AC -(5-10) W, Tk - (5-10) - (-5) - ( - 5) 90 Ratnapashi 105·22 1')2 (29) AC -(5-10) W,Tk,O -(5-10) - (--5) - (-5) ------~ ------_-- 143 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-CHAMPUA App Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types 01 land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use 10 hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including ,-___ • ______...... A. ______"""' to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ~------_ ,---__------KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 33·18 123-43 5·26 2-43 KR Kendujhar (30) ED Rice 131·93 18494 9·31 20·23 M-2 KR Kendujhar (27) Rice 9996 82·15 0·40 3·24 KR Kendujhar (29) Rice 10684 2R6·93 1295 728 KR Kendu jhar (29) Ri( e 2590 111-70 1-62 "'·04 M-l KR Kendujhar (29) Rice :"347 81·34 2 83 2·43 N-1, M-l KR Kendujhar (28) Rice 33·18 16835 9·31 3·24 N-l KR Kendujhar (28) Rice 21-45 6475 N 1·21 KR Kendujhar (20) Rice 74·46 247·67 6·88 10·52 KR Kendujhar (25) Rice 58'68 13517 1-62 2·83 KR Kendujhar (25) Rice 45·32 108·46 850 6·07 KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 72·44 200·32 18·61 10·12 KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 76-49 294·61 25·50 12·54 KR Kendujhar (30) ED Rice 106·03 45244 2064 12·95 N-8, M-9, C-4, Temple KR Kendujhar (28) Rice 29·95 66·37 1·21 "·05 KR Kendujhar (21) ED Rice 51'80 229·86 10·93 7·69 N-2, M-l KR Kendujhar (29) Rice 5261 59·49 1·21 1·62 KR " Kendujhar (29) ... Rice 138·81 192·23 4·05 7·69 Temple KR Kendujhar (28) Rice 12·95 74·06 N 5·26 KR Kendujhar (28) Rice 4411 36·02 N KR Kendujhar (24) ED Rice 6232 190·&1 4'45 9·31 KR Kendujhar (24) ED Rice 178·87 330·63 44·52 7'69 N·1 KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 33·18 9955 12·95 4·86 KR Kendujhar (25) Rice 65·96 108·46 H6 H6 M·l KR Kendu jhar (25) Rice 52'61 116'96 2'43 5'66 C·, KR Kendujhar (20) Rice 120'60 202'34 7'69 8'50 N·l KR Kendujhar (21) Rice 383'64 56·66 108'05 445 32'78 KR Kendu jhar (18) Rice 141·64 114·53 0'40 4'45 KR Kendujhar (18) Rice 45'73 183'73 4'04 6'88 KR Kendujhar (19) Rice 30'76 72'44 N 2'02 ------144 VillAGE AMENITIES Police Station-BARIA L.c. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within thp village, a da~h (-) No, Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackfts, the d'lstJnce in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz -5 Kms', 5-10 Kms. and 10+Km<. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility IS available is given) ,-______.A. ______""' Educa- Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communi- tiona I Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 !l 9 10 ---- .~~~ ------r,1 .., lhadpur 28126 443 (78) P,M,AC(2) -(5-10) W, Tk,O PO - (-5) - (-5) Y2 Siltia 142,05 245 (42) P, AC -(5-10) W, Tk, R - (-5) - (-5) - ( -5) 93 Sabakdhanurjayapur 123-83 332 (62) P,AC(2) -(S-10) W. Tk, R - (-5) -(5-10) -(~-10) 94 Sarasmga 257,38 592 (113) P ,M, AC(2) -'5-10) W, Tk PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 96 Kauntikala 365,84 730 (147) P ,M,AC (2) -(5·10) W, Tk, F PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 97 Rasabantala 39821 595 (124) P,M,AC (2) -(5·10) W, TW, Tk PO -(5·10) -(5·10) 98 Rengalbeda 25536 384 (68) P -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) -(5·10) - (-5) 99 Bala 520'43 800 (154) P,M -(10,. ) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 100 jajapashi 301-49 '>44 (97) P -(10 r-) W, Tk - (-5) Thursday BS 101 Ankudl 235'93 330 (62) P -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 102 Tangarpada 228,24 289 (53) P -(10+ ) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 103 Neundi 231·08 393 (67) P,M -(10+ ) W.Tk PO -(5-10) - (-5) 104 Khuntapada 186'16 267 (43) M -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 105 Sadinga 390·93 1,042 (173) P,M,H 0 W,Tk,N PO - (-5) - (-5) 106 Naknabi 58·2'\ Uninhabited 107 Gobindapur 142·85 150 (30) P - (5-10) W,Tk,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 108 PI-:ulakanlei 303·92 830 (172) P,M,H -(S-10) W,N,Tk PO - (-5) BS 109 Budhimara 3804 53 ( 13) -(-5) -(10+ ) W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 110 Bautiapada 63·94 197 (38) -(-5) -(S-10) W,lk,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 111 Kankada 222·17 428 (80) P -(10+) W,Tk,R PO Sunday - (-5) 112 Nuagan 168,35 279 (52) P -(10+ ) W,Tk,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) Total 28,260.91 53,065 P·83 D-1 (9,808) 1~1.31 MCWj,vlHj 11-12 CWC-2 AC·85 PHCjHC.1 !-PC·1 PHS-2 0-' CHA JlPlJA 62,251'00 125,007 P·182 L.·2 TAHASIL (28,385) M-62 H·1 h-26 MCW/IJIH/ C-1 CWC·7 AC-146 PHC/HC-2 0-2 FPC-5 PI-tS-6 0-6 --~ --- 145 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-CHAMPUA App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e" area ul"der different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including ~ ______.A. ______~ to (in Kms,) any village F()re5t Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- graves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (21) Rke 90'&,5 180'09 5'26 5'26 KR Kendujhar (11) Rice 30'76 99'96 5'26 6'07 KR Kenduj har (18) Rice 19'42 91'46 1'62 11·33 KR K endn jhar (31) Rice 13962 lC6'03 2'02 9'71 N"1 KR Kendujhar em Rice 118'98 18575 11'73 4·86 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 103·60 246,45 8'10 7,69 N-1 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 131,12 244·43 14'97 7'69 KR Kendujhar (33) Rice 111'70 140'8~ 1'21 1-62 KR Kendujhar (33) ED Rice 146'90 329'82 2S'S(J 18'21 KR Kendujhar (39) ED, EO Rice 169'56 119'79 3'64 8'50 N-2 KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 98,74 13'36 106·43 14·16 3'24 KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 132' 33 82,15 10·52 3·24 KR Kendu jhar (35) ED ,EO Rice 1700 209,63 1·62 2·83 N-2,Temple KR Kendujhar (37) Rice 52·61 123,03 1-62 8,90 KR Kendu jhar (40) ED Rice 156·61 18·21 186·16 15·78 14·17 N-3, M-1 7·69 38·85 4'05 7-69 KR Kelldu jhar (40) Rice 31·96 88·63 1'62 20-64 KR Kendujhar (38) ED,EAg Rice 92-27 48.56 132-74 21"66 7·69 ~-2,M-2, Temple KR Kendujhar (38) Rice 11-33 26·31 N 0·40 KR Kendujhar (38) ED,EAg Rice 14·97 46'54 1·22 1-21 KR Kendujhar (37) ED,EAg Rice 46,54 24·28 101·98 19·83 29'54 KR Kendujhar (37) ED,EAg Rice 38·44 115·74 3·24 10'93 9,546·56 383·23 16,463'97 950·95 916·20 N.63, M·25, C· 6, T· 1 19,556·07 1,858-29 36,&29'38 2,096'93 2,210·33 N·306, M-100, C·28, T· 12 ORISSA HASIL JHAR TA KENDU K£NDUJHAR DISTRICT I REFFRENCF:: OOUa"i"", T"j'd J H h <> S'"tV>n H""dq",'-'Tlf"'~ C, @ © c K o RD'1 He" fh C",ntre,Dlspefls",rv j,.J Cen '...- !'{,-"'~ Fn~ ~n.':d Wetf"~e t ..,,, '"f J<:p1 H", KENDUJHAR TAHASIL I. KENDU)HAR SADAR P. S. 2. PATANA P. S. 3. GHATGAON P. S. s. HARICHANDANPUR P. S. s. DAITARI P. S. vi A. c &II: 4( c( J: 0 :;,.... c( Q 4: III V~ Z III .... f ~ .... • iii: « ;... - 0 « ~ .. :I: DC I- - :::>""" III J Q Q • • Z j 1&1 ! :tr: • ... • • o ::. I .. '-~ 1 J •l t t o t 1 • I .. I J VillAGE DIRECTORY OF KENDUJHAR SADAR P. S. 150 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF KENDUJHAR SADAR POLICE STATION 51· Name oi Village L. C. 51. Name of Village L. C. No. No· No. No. , 2 3 1 2 l 1 Aharpasi 10 46 Bhejidihi 272 2 Alanapada 235 47 Bhodabahali (Bhodabahala) 253 3 Alekhapada 18 48 Binida 139 4 Ambadaraha (Ambadiha) 191 49 Birabarpur 54 5 Amrutapada 42 50 Birabarpurpatna 55 6 Amuni 86 51 Bi rak isorpur 80 7 Amunipur 40 52 Bistapal 47 8 Anjar 209 53 Biswanathapur 105 9 Atibudhipada 266 54 Bodapalasha 149 10 Badabil (Badbil) (Kha) 92 55 Boitabeda 228 11 Badabll (Ka) 229 56 Chaka 172 12 Badadera 187 57 Chaka 258 13 Badahal 179 58 Chandapasi 154 59 14 Badamuni 25 Chhemundibir (Chhaundibari) 166 60 1.5 Bi>dapas\ 294 Dabanka 76 286 61 DaJimbapur 16 SadaradUiln3 127 293 62 Dangapani 17 Badudighar (Bodadighara) 208 173 63 Danguaposi 18 Baiganpa~i 271 64 Danuan 19 Ba jenitangar 6S 102 65 Deobandha 2Q 13alabhadrapur 223 163 147 6!'. Deuladiha 21 Baliagoda 37 138 67 Dhagotha 22 Balinda 242 53 68 Dhanurjayapur 23 Balisuan 2 95 69 Dhanurjayapur 24 Ban.llodi 249 104 70 Dharupada 25 BanamalipuJ 146 16 71 Dhatika (Dhathki) 26 Baneikala 51 78 72 Dhatika 27 Bankamaruni 124 182 73 Dhenkikote 28 Banpar (Banpur) 240 57 74 Dhurudupal 168 29 Banua B7 75 Dimbo 174 30 Bara.dapal 164 76 Dimiribahal 224 31 Barkhallda 252 77 Dimiridiha 83 3,2 Barigaon 181 78 Dimirimunda 238 33. aasa.ntpur 170 79 Duarsuni 288 34 Basudevpur 61 80 Dumuria (Dim ria) 246 35 Baulamal 81 Fakirpur 210 101 36 Sauripada 82 Gondljoda 277 279 37 BayakumutJa 83 Ghungi 2&8 155 38 Bebartapasi 84 Ghutukesari (Ghutukeswar) 231 111 3.9 Betapasi 85 Ghuturu 176 225 40 Belada 86 Gabardhan 72 27 41 Bhagabandh 87 Gopalpur 295 205 42 Bhaliadal 88 Gopinathapur 123 215 [Gopinathapur (sasan)J 43 Bhaliadiha (Balidiha) 39 89 Gopinathpur 44 Bh,.lupahad i 213 93 90 4S Ilhatuflia Gopinathapur (Nuagaon) 143 151 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF KENDUJHAR SADAR POLICE STATION 501· Name of Village loc. 51. Name of Village l.c. No. No. No. No. 1 2 3 1 2 :3 91 Goudunibeda 145 136 Kamagaon (Kanangadhara) 196 92 Govindpur 183 137 Kanapasi 67 93 Govindapur 260 138 Kandarapasi 7 94 Guhalachatua 239 139 Kandarkala (Kan.:larakula) 15 95 Gumura 150 140 Kandarapasi 2'1J 96 Haladharpur 244 141 Kanipasi 24 97 Haladiatangiri (Halditangar) 230 142 Kanipasi 16$ 98 Haldiaguna 52 143 Kansa 270 99 Handibhanga 63 144 Kantakoli 22Q 100 Hariharpur 158 145 Karanjiapada 17 101 Harshapur 120 146 Kasada 207 102 Hatikllcha 82 '147 Kasira 41 103 Hundula 49 148 Kasirapatana 44 104 Ichhapur 264 149 Kathabari 250 105 Ichinda 212 150 Kathabaunsuli 21 106 Jadichatar 73 151 Kathakaranjia 117 107 Jadipada 66 152 Kaunrikala (Kamurikala) 6! 108 Jagannathapur 162 153 Kemsada 116 109 Jagannathapur(ka) (Jaganathpur) 248 154 Kendua "111 110 Jagal1nathapur 46 155 Kendupasi ~ 111 Jagar (Uper) 195 156 Keri 160 157 Kesapanka 74 112 Jajapasi 245 158 Khadangapada 59 113 lalabonga (Jalamonga) 121 159 Kha jurimundi 206 114 Jalangadiha (Jalangadihi) 233 160 Khajuripani 247 115 Jamudiha ~90 161 Khaparakhai 30 116 lamudiha 50 162 Khediadiha (Khediadhi) 255 117 }amudiha 221 163 118 Jamuhata 180 Kholapa 236 Khuntakata 119 }amunalia (jamunali) 142 164 276 Khuntapara 120 Jamunalia (Jamunali) 261 165 122 Khuntapada (Ca) (Khuntapada) ,., 121 )amunapasi 153 166 60 Kodipasa 122 Jamupasi 32 167 267 123 Janardanpur 141 168 Kolhapada 56 Kuladera 186 124 lenagadia 234 169 170 Kumudabahali 254 125 Ihadapasi 11 Kumundi (Kha) (Kumundi) 197 126 Jharbelada 157 171 289 127 Jogimatha 99 172 Kundhei 128 Kabitra 118 173 Kun jarbahal 4 129 Kadagarh 91 174 Kusapada 115 130 Kainsi 23 175 Kusumala (Kusumula) 58 131 Kajaleipasi 243 176 Kusumita 85 132 Kalanda 41 177 laxmipasi 144 133 Kaliabeda 161 178 laxmipasi 251 134 Kaliabeda 256 179 lunaghar (Nunaghar) 200 135 Kalisi (Kalisui) 6 180 lunjharan {luma jharani) 241 15.2 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF KENDUJHAR SADAR POLICE STATION 51. Name of Village L.t.. 51. Name of Village L. C. No. No. No. Ne. , 2 3 1 2 3 181 Madarangajodi 128 221 Podadiha 135 182 Mahadeijoda 90 222 Podad!ha 169 183 Mahadebpur 114 21'3 Poipani 84 184 Mahuladiha 112 224 Poipani 97 185 Maidankel 159 225 Petala 108 186 Majurapasi 257 226 Putulia 75 187 Maligaon 190 227 Raghunathapur 259 188 Mamatapasi 202 228 Raikala 14 189 Mandua 185 229 Raisuan 119 190 Manga lapasi 43 230 Ramachandrapur 292 191 Manoharpur (San} 106 231 Ranki 189 192 Manobar-apur {Bad a) 171 232 Ratanpur 79 (Monoharpuf) 233 Rengalbeda 193 Mathuramanda Ii 109 234 Rugudi 204 ~4 Medinipur 214 235 Rukunadeipursasan 71 195, Mot~tall'lgtri 226 (Rukunadeipur) 236 5adarapada 196 Muktapur 177 152 237 S"hadapur ~7 Mukooa 100 103 238 Saharpasi 198 Mundula 280 263 239 5anamuni 199 Murusuan (Marus~an) 34 26 200 Naigaon 8 240 Sandhiapasi 28 201 Naiga:ofl 175 241 Sankarpur 151 202 Naranpur 232 242 Sankiri 107 203 Na.r s i,ng.hal{u~ 89 243 Sanraduan 285 204 Nelung 156 244 Sapakanta 201 205 Nimir.cfapa3~ 77 245 Sarasha 188 20& Nischi 211 Nuapada 132 251 5endkap 70 212 P'ad'mapar 94 252 Sidhamatha 218 213 Palasnapokharii 64 253 Silisuan 5 214 Palasapanga 31 254 Siliswan 96 215 Panda dar 278 255 Singraisuan 125 216 Parjanpur 38 256 Sirisipal 265 217 I'atapani 133 257 Sirisikhunta 210 218 Patribadi 222 258 Suakati 275 219 Patrimali 1% 259 Suleikhamar 219 220 Patung 35 260 5unaripasi 22 153 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF KENDUJHAR SADAR POLICE STATION -~- - --~----- 51. Name of Village l. C. 51. Name of Village l.c. No. No. No. No. 3 1 2 3 1 2 29 261 Talachampei 287 279 Tihadipasi 12b 262 Talajagar 194 280 Tikarapada 178 263 Talkainsari 193 281 Tikargul1lura 262 264 Talakaipur 216 282 Tolankabahal alias Haridagotha .•• (Haridagotha) 265 Talakampadihi 131 283 Toranipani 281 266 Talapada 11)7 267 Talaraigoda 136 284 Tulasichaunra 291 3 2b8 Talasumatha 282 285 Tulasipur 269 Tangarani 13 286 Tula shipur 148 270 Tangarani 110 297 Uperchampei (Champei) 284 288 Uperdiha 69 271 Tangarpalasa 184 272 Tangarnali 98 289 Uperkainsari 192 273 Tangar pada (T angarpata) 28.· 290 Uperkampadihi (Kampadihi) 130 274 Taratakhaman 45 291 Upersumatha (5amatha) 269 275 Tentuli 274 292 Upperkaipur 217 276 Tentulinanda 237 293 Upperraigoda (Raigoda) 199 277 Teranti 68 294 Urumunda 137 278 Thakurdihi 273 295 Valiadihi 140 ---~------N.B-Village Neuliposi L.C. No. 203 is deleted. 154 vlllACl AMENiTIES Police Station - KENDUJHAR SADAR ------_- - L. C Name of the Total Total Amen ties available (if not available within the village, a dash (--) No· Village area of the populatic n is shcwn in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Krns., n broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms· and 10+Kms. of the (in hectres) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) ;------______.A.- ______...., Educa- Me,~ical Drinking Post Dayor Communi- tional Water & days of cation (Potable) 'Telegraph the (Bus Stop. Market] Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- wa:) 1 2 3 4 5 (, 7 8 9 10 - ---~------1 Rengalbeda 326·99 482 (SO) P --('i-10) W, Tk - (-5) -(10+ ) -(".-10) 2 Dhanur ja /apur 424·94 577 (111) r -{S-10) 5, W, T< - (-5; -(5-10) -(5- \0) 3 Tulasipur 83·77 195 (34) - (-5) - (·-5; W,n - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 4 Kur:Jarbahal ,;62·15 579 (125) P - (-S) W, Tk - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) 5 ( ilisuan 571·42 1,432 (240) P, M - (-'5) W, Tk - (-S) -(10+ ) - (-5) 6 Kalisi (Kalisui) 196 27 482 (87) P - (-J) W, R - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) 7 Klndarapasi 38163 894 (1/3) P, M -(5-1:) 1k. W, R PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 8 Naigaon 123·03 311 (62) P -(S-10) W - (--) -(5-10) - (-5) 9 Satikudar 119·38 38~ (7b) P -(5- iO) W - (-5) -U-l0) - (-5) __ (_t;) 10 Aharpasi 153-78 309 (58) P Tk, W, R - (-5) - (-5) ~ (-5) 11 Jhadapasi 24767 436 (80) P - (-5) R, W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 12 Nuagaon 15014 294 (64) P,M, AC - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) -(~-10) - (-5) 13 Tangarani 31363 842 (156) P -- (-5) W. Tk - (-3) -(5-10) - (-5) 14 Raikala 4965S 1,038 (184) P, M, H - (-5) W, Tk PO -(5-10) - (-5) 15 KandarkaJa 240·38 476 (80) P - (-5) W, Tk - (·-5) -(5-10) - (-5) (K:lndarakuJa) 16 B<'neikala 119·38 183 (36) - (-5) -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 17 Karanjiapada 124·64 287 (57) P - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10~ - (-5) 18 Alekhapada 13071 178 (19) - (--5) -(5-10) "I.', Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -('i-10) 19 ';ariapasi 13862 495 (8q) P -(5-10) 'vV, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) -(C-1G) 20 Faki'pur 104·40 215 (38) AC W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -~5-1(1) 21 Kathabaunsuli 507·47 1,185 (230) p. M -(5-10) W, Tk PO -(5-10) -(5- 10) 22 Sunaripasi 222·98 394 (74) P - (5-10) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 23 Kainsi 618·36 791 (140) P,M - (-~j) TW, W, Tk - (-5) -(10+ ) -(5-10) 24 Kanipasi 263·45 460 (81) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) -(10+) -(5-10) 25 Badamuni 114"53 197 (34) P,M,H -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 26 Sanamuni 124·24 163 (31) - (-5) -(5-10) W -- (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 27 Bhagabandh 9065 237 (44) P -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 28 Sandhiapasi 170·37 489 (83) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) -(10+ ) - (5-10) 29 Tihadipc.si 95-91 3RG (57) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 30 Khaparakhai 222'58 315 (57) P -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) -- (-5) ---~----- 155 '''RECTORY AND LAND US! Tahasil-K£NDUJHAR - -~----- App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i, e" area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Km5,) r-----~--_--__ ~A~------____ ~ any r;IIi1Bfl Forest Irriv Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avaliable religious by (including for historical f'011r,e gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ----- KR Kendu jhar (32) Rice 40'47 169'16 115'74 1'62 KR I( 'ndujhar (29) Rice 80'94 204'38 127'48 12'14 KR Kendujhar (29) Rice b3' 54 19'83 0'40 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 40'47 280'04 99'96 41-68 I,R Kendujhar (32) Rice 40'47 363'41 147'31 20'23 KR Kendujhar (36) Rice 15742 28·73 10'12 KR KendlJjhar (27) Rice 276'00 100'77 4'86 1\1-1 KR K'endlJ j har (29) Rice 64'75 51·80 648 KR Kendujha< (26) Rice 98'74 14'97 S'67 KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 104'00 34·40 15'38 KR Kenjujhar (26) Rice 157'02 76'4<) 1-1'16 KR Kendujhar (29) Rice 122'22 2509 2'B3 PR. KR Kendu jhar (40) Rice 98'74 144'07 65'56 5'26 KR Kendujhar (28) Rice 292'')9 1'i864 45'12 1\1-1 KR I:endu jhar (28) Rice 19'i'C6 42'49 2'P) KR KendlJjhar (27) Rice 84'98 27'92 6'48 KR Kendujhar em Rice 9065 2630 7'69 KR Kendujhar (27) Rice 54'63 74'06 2'02 KR Kendujhar (25) Rice 10158 36'02 2'02 KR Kendu jhar (24) Rice 8498 19'42 KR Kendujhar (25) Rice 302'99 137'99 59'49 N-1 KR Ker'dujhar (28) Rice 161'88 3399 27·11 KR KendlJjhar (30) Rice 2£:1·83 341·15 15,38 M-1 KR Kendujf'ar (24) ED Rice 179·68 80·53 3·24 VR Kendujhar (24) ED,EO Rice 95 '\0 19'43 N-1, M-1 KR Kendujhar (25) ED Rice 83·77 39.66 0'81 KR Kendujhar (25) ED Rice 70·0.' 20·64 KR Kendujhar (25) Rice 13598 3237 2·02 KR Kendjjhar (24) Rice 76'89 1902 KR Kendujhar (22) ED Rice 72"03 7892 6070 1093 156 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-KENDUJHAR SADAR L. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No, Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms·, h broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms ,5-10 Kms' and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------A------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market! Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 31 Palasapanga 169'16 833 (155) P,M,H MCWD W PTO Monday BS 32 Jamupasi 151·35 67 (14) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 33 Sarasakola 196·27 715 (144) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 34 Murusuam 255,76 593 (112) - (-5) PHS W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) (Marusuam) 35 Patung 271'95 646 (131) P,M MCW,PHS W - (-5) -(';-10) - (-5) 36 Nuadihi 67,58 214 (40) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 37 Deuladiha 87-41 202 (41) P,M - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 38 Par janpur 206·79 623 (125) P -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) - (-5) 39 BhaJupahadi 75'27 54 ( 9) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 40 Amunipur 150'54 245 (46) P -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5- '0) 41 Kalanda 220'15 480 (90) P -(10+) W - (-5) - (5-10) -(5-10) 42 Amrutapada 73'25 243 (45) - (-5) -(10+ ) w - (-5) -·(5-10) -(5-10) 43 Kasira 140·43 283 (57) - (-5) -(10+ ) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 44 Kasirapatana 17563 290 (54) - (-5) -(10+ ) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 45 1aratakhaman 166·73 298 (56) -(-~ -(10+) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 46 Jagannathapur 116·95 184 (36) P (2) -(10+) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 47 Bistapal 269·52 610 (116) , P -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 48 Mangalapasi 123,43 233 (44) P -(5-10) W - (-5) - (--5) -(5-10) 49 Hundula 155·00 421 (78) P -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 50 Jamudiha 90'25 546 (84) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) BS p 51 Dhatika (Dhathki) 78,10 Uninhabited R 52 Haladiaguma 196·68 184 (32) - (-5) -- (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) W 53 Balisuan 107·65 400 (75) - (-5) -(5-10) - (-S) W 54 Birabarpur U.S Uninhabited 55 BirabarpurpatRa 19·02 Uninhabited 14 (4) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) 56 Kolhapada U·S -(5-10) - (-5) 564 (112) P,M -(5-10) W - (-5) 57 Banua 164·71 -(5-10) - (-5) 406 (72) P - (-5) W - (-5) 58 Kusumala 164·30 -(5-10) _'>- (-5) (Kusumula) 14,16 (1) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) 59 Khadangapada 7 -(5-10) - (-5) 222 (49) M -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) 60 Khuntapada (Ga) 99·55 - (-5) [Khuntapada] 157 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-KENDUJHAR --~---- App· Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Sl:Ipply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Kms.) ,------"------~ any village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gauchar cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 '14 15 16 17 18 19 29 PR Kendujhar (19) ED,EO Rice 114·12 31·16 23·88 N-l0,M-l KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 101·57 42·90 6·88 KR Kendujhar (40j ED,EO Rice 145·28 47·75 3'24 PR, KR Kendujhar (20) ED Rice 8156 87·41 6070 25'09 M-l KR Kendujhar (3t» ED Rice 187'78 7689 7'28 M-1 KR Kendujhar (20) ED Rice 49"78 14"57 3'23 KR Kendujhar (20) Rice 67'56 14·57 5'26 KR Kendujhar (25) ED Rice 169·56 37·23 KR Kendujhar (25) Rice 52·20 23'07 KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 6880 7851 3·23 KR Kendujhar (22) Rice 4816 8175 87·41 283 KR Kendujhar (22) Rice 45'73 26·31 1·21 KR Kendujhar (28) Rice 93·89 44·~ 2·02 KR Kendujhar (22) Rice 56·65 113-72 5·26 KR Kendujhar (20) Rice 118·98 33·99 13-76 KR Kendujhar (25) Rice 93·89 19·02 4·04 PR,KR Kendujhar (19) Rice 19384 6030 15·38 KR Kendu jhar (19) Rice 2023 81-75 8·50 12·95 KR Kendujhar (16) ED Rice 112·91 35·21 688 PR Kendujhar (17) ED Rice 67'99 17·40 486 N-1 31'56 364 42·90 PR, KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 2·43 97'13 19·42 7770 PR, KR Ken::!u jhar (16) ED Rice 1·21 95·51 10·52 041 Not available 609 10·12 0·81 KR Kendu jhar (24) Rice Not available PR, KR Kendujhar (17) ED Rice 0·81 135·57 17·81 10·52 Temple KR Kendujhar (17) ED Rice 6·07 87,82 60.30 10·11 KR Kendu jhar (19) Rice 0·81 12·14 1·21 KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 0'40 69'20 19'02 10'93 -- 158 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Sta tion-KENDUJHAR SADAR l. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in br dckets, the distance in Village (NufT,ber of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms·, 5-10 Kms· and 10+Kms· of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) "..------_._------"------, Educa Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tiona I Water &. da,/s of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marke' f Railway Hat, Station if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 ------~------61 Baulall1al 27B 83 685 (124) P -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 62 Kaunrikala 363·41 719 (137) P,M -(3-10) W - (-5) -(5-1C) (Kamurikala) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 63 Handibhanga 19263 522 (100) - (-5) PHS -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 64 Palashapokhari 92·67 297 (54) P -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 65 Bajenitangar 247·67 259 (49J P -(5-10) W - (-3) -(5-10) -,5-10) 66 Jadipada 334"97 8Ed (163) P,M -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 67 Kanapasi 134'36 48Z (83) P P,M -( S) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 68 Terantl 124'24 300 (47) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 69 Uperdiha 125'45 249 (49) W P,M - (-5) W PO -(5-1(1) - (-5) 70 Sendkap 52083 1,254 (216) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (--5) 71 Rukunadeipursasan 153'38 250 (45) (Rukunadeipur) P,M,H MCW,PHS W PO - (-5) - (-5) n Gobardhan 361'38 1,617 (281) 259 (53) f' - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-~) 73 Jadichatar 98'34 68 (17) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 74 Kesapanka 7163 438 (77) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) BS 75 putulia 137'59 (40) - (-5) - (-5) R,Tk - (-5) - (5-10) BS LJabanka 103'00 233 76 5 Ni:11irdapasi 28'73 Uninhabited 77 - (-3) W - (-5) -(5-10) BS i 74'87 140 (23) - (-5) 78 Bankamarun - (-5) 193'84 176 (B) P - (-3) W - (-5) -(5-10) 79 Ratanpur -(5-10) 379'19 709 (116) P,M,H -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) 80 Birakisorpur 371'90 966 (176) P,M -(5-10) W PO Tuesday -(5-10) 81 Nuagaon 244·84 683 (118) P,M -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 82 Hatikucha 26386 44P> (33) - (-5) -- (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 83 Dimiridiha 366'65 369 (71) P -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) -l5-10) 84 poipani 1,703'32 951 (188) P,M -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 8~ KU5umita - (-5) -(5-'10) -(10+) 529.33 458 (95) P -(10+) S B6 Amuni - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 237'55 688 (130) P -(5-1 ~) W 87 Baradapal - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 35.61 129 (27) - (-5) - (-5) W 88 Kendupasi - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 184'94 343 (62) P - (-5) W 89 Narsinghapur PO - (-5) - (-5) 443.13 1,401 (236) P,M,H D W 90 Mahadei joda '159 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tanasil- KENDU JHAR ------,-----~ --. -- ~~ ,--- -~------.- - ~- -_- ~ ~ .-- App. Nearest town and Power Staple Lane.! use (i. e" area under different types of land Remarks mach Distance Supply F(\od use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal pl"ces) including r----__ - ____ _..". __ ... A ______... ___~ to (in Kms.) any vJ!!agR F(\rest I rr i· Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avail"ble religious dy (including for historic"! i 'i011rcp gauchar cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical in\ere~t 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 -- ---_------.~---- I(R Kendu jrar (24) ED Rice 22298 50'18 5'67 KR Kendu jhar (1f:) ED Rice 20'24 73 e, '12 1e684 1'21 KR Kendujhar (24) ED Rice 161'47 29'9') 121 KR Kendujhar (22) ED Rice 66-37 26-30 KR Kendu jhar (22) Rice 40'47 105'62 78-51 23'07 KR Kendu jhar (10) Rice 24726 119'79 27'92 N-2,M,1 KR Kendu jhar (10) ED Rice 95,51 30-76 8'09 KR Kendujhar (8) Rice 90'(,5 29'95 364 KR Kendujhar (8) Rice 6'47 bS'77 50-',9 1'62 KR Kendu jhar (17) E:D Rice 76'89 307'56 101'17 35'21 N'- I ICR !~endujhar (14) ED Rice 2B'33 101,sn 16'59 6'f8 N-l, Temple KR r.endujh1r (14) ED,EO Rice 32/7 243'22 53'42 31'97 N-3, M-3 PR,I':R I~C'1'iujhar (16) Rice n'Se) 21 45 4-05 PRXR KE'ndujhar (1~) Rice 4'gi} 58']8 5'66 2'81 f)R).K Kendujhdf (14) ED Rice 5'26 37'82 1254 31')6 PR,YR Kenr'u j I- a r (16) Rice 72'04 2185 C; 71 2671 1'21 0'81 PR !~endujhar (17) Rice 38'85 2590 1012 PR,KR Kcnnu jhar (17) Rice BJ,1,q 100 ,6 930 KR Ken -!ujhar (19) ED Ric(' 24038 14082 3:' 99 1\'-1 KR Kendujhar (19) ED Rice 26,30 213 67 113'31 1862 M-l KR Kerdu jhar (20) ED Rice 1012 11898 6£>'37 30-35 19 G2 KR Kendujhar (19) ED Rice 1538 142'86 82'15 2347 KR Kcn:iu jhiir (24) Rice 157,02 172-80 3683 KR K entb jhar (22) Rice 104,81 339,31 257'38 951'82 N-1 KR KcndJjhar (32) Rice Not av.:li!able KR Kendujhar (20) ED Rice 0'81 49'78 130'71 40,47 15'78 KR Kef\dujhar (16) Ric~ 19'83 4'45 8'09 3'24 KR l ~------160 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-KENDUJHAR SADAR L.C, Name of the Total Total Amen:tiE s available {if not available within tl':e village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is sh(;wll in tf-e column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms. in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) f------A------~---~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Davor Communi- tionil Water and days of cation ( Potable) Telegraph tf-e !Bus Stop, Market/ Railway Hat; Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 91 Kadagarh 408'33 984 (180) P,M - (5-10) W - (-5) -- (-5) - (-5) 92 Bldabil (Kha) 65'15 Uninhabited W [BadbilJ 9,3 Bhatunia 349'65 639 (120) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 94 Padmapur 291,37 1,132 (205) P,M,H He,FPC, W PTO - (-5) BS PHC 95 Banajodi 182'92 631 (109) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) BS 96 Siliswan 194'25 800 (148) P - (-5) W - (--1) - (-5) BS 97 Poipani 80'94 71 (10) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 98 Tangarnali 64.75 Uninhabited W 99 Jogimatha 86'60 323 (66) - (-5) - (--5) W - (-5) - (-5) BS 100 Mukuna 182'51 687 (123) P,M,H - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 101 Bauripada 316'06 679 (137) P,M - (-?l W PO - (-5) - (-5) 102 Danuan 157'42 200 (38) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 10::1 Sahadapur 25091 793 (126) P,M -(10+ ) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 104 Banamalipur 118'17 201 (36) - (-5) -(10+) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 105 Biswana thapur 87·00 212 (35) - (-'» -(~O+) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 106 Manoharpur (San) 118'17 373 (64) P -(10+ ) W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 107 Sankiri 311'20 647 (113) P -(10+) W PO Thursday -(10+ ) 108 Potala 21084 572 (109) P -(10+ ) W - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 109 Ma thuramandali 152'57 444 (80) P -(10+) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 110 Tangarani 121·81 383 (70) P -- (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) BS 111 Belapasi 114'53 345 (58) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 112 Mahuladiha 110'07 200 (30) P -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 113 Kendua 146'09 584 (100) P -(5-10) W,T - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 114 Mahadebpur 104'00 347 (54l P -(10+ ) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 115 Kusapada 175'63 367 (63) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 116 Kemsada 408'73 1,331 (230) P, M -(10+) W - (-5) ~(5-10) -(10+) 117 Kathakaranjia 156'21 449 (81) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 118 Kabitra 371'91 1,245 (210) P(2),M(2) -(5-10) R, W, T, TW - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 119 Raisual'J 542'28 2,305 (356) P(3),M,H D W,Tk PTO friday as 120 Harshapur \ 112'10 4:6 (84) p - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) BS 161 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE r ahasi 1-KENDI) JHAR App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) induding ,--______•.A.. ______--., to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irrl- Un Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical intP.rest 11 12 13 14 • 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (9) EA Ric~ 0'40 56.61) 205.58 67.58 78·11 N-l 37·23 14.57 13'35 KR Kendujhar ~12) Rice 6.88 47.75 118.98 38.04 138'00 PR Kendujhar (9) ED,EO Rice 71.23 133'14 49'77 37'23 N-l0,M-3 PR Kendujhdr (11) ED Rice 1376 105.63 52'20 11"33 KR,PR Kendujhar (8) ED Rice 19·C2 108.05 55'04 12'14 PR,KR Kendujhar (9) Rice 4'86 63.94 9.31 2'83 EO 5.67 35.61 21.04 2.43 PR,KR Kendujhar (4) ED Rice 13'.6 49.37 12'95 10'52 KR Kendujhar (12) ED Rice 128'28 31'si 22.66 N-l KR Kendujhar (12) ED Rice 10.52 236"74 44'11 24'69 N-l KR Kendujhar (14) ED Rice 125'05 24'28 809 KR Kendujhar (12) ED Rice 12'55 181·30 50.18 6·88 KR Kendujhar (€I) Rice 3'64 91'06 20'23 3.24 KR Kendujhar (7) Rice 2'02 6fJ'77 14.16 4'05 KR Kendujhar (7) Rice 3.64 91'06 20.23 3.24 KR Kendujhar (8) Rice 23'07 199'51 60'29 28'33 KR Kendujhar (7) Rice 10'12 177'25 14·16 931 KR Kendujhar (10) ED Rice 2.3'& 104'82 10'52 13.35 PR,KR KenduJhar (10) ED Rice 2'21 89'03 5'26 26'31 - PR,KR Kendujhar (lU) ED Rice 3'24 85'39 4'86 ~.2~: .21'04 KR Kendujhar (9) ED ~ice 24'28 74'46 4'45 6'88 M-1 KR Kendujhar (5) ED Rice 118'57 16'19 11'33 kR Kendujhar (5) Rice 10'11 80'94 686 6'07 KR Kendujhar (7) Rice 13'35 105'22 48·97 8'09 PR,KR Kendujhar (6) ED Rice 294'61 84·98 29'14 C-l KR Kendujhar (9) Rice 12'14 100'36 27'52 1&'19 PR,KR kendujhar (4) ED Rice 7'28 269'93 .;3'30 51·40 N-4 PR Kendujhar (8) ED,EO Rice 4'45 194'65 200'73 105'22 37'23 N-20,M-12,Ten.ple PR,KR Kendujhar (9) ED Rice 3'64 71'23 33'18 4'05 N-2, M-2 162 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-KENDUJHAR SADAR l· C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms·, in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms· and 10+Kms. of the (in hecatres) households) nearest place where the facilitl' is available is given) ,--______--_-A______~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water &. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, . Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 B 9 10 121 Ja labonga(jalamo!1ga)121'81 362 (69) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 122 Khuntapara 45'33 92 (26) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-S) - (-5) - (-5) 123 Gopinathapur 209'63 672 (131) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) (Gopinathapu~sasan) 124 Dhatika 165'92 314 (54) P -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 125 Singrdisuan SO'S3 Uninhabited R 126 Tikarapada 860'36 1,348 C:!48) P -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-S) 127 Dalimbapur 273'97 240 (43) P -(5-10) W -_ (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 128 Madaranga jodi 212·87 297 (68) - (-5) -(S-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 129 Saralapentha 165·92 177 (39) - (-5) -(10+ ) W,N - (-S) -(5-10) -(5-10) 130 Uperkampadihi U.S. 218 (43) • P -(10+ ) W,N - (5-) -(S-10) -(5-10) (Kampadihi) 131 Talakampadihi U.S. 405 (74) - (-5) -(10+) S - (-S) -(5-10) -(10+) 132 Nuapada U.S. 222 (44) P -(10+ ) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 133 Patapani US. 133 (21) - (-5) -(10+) S -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 134 Nitigotha U.S. 85 (12) - (-5) -(10+) S -(5-10) -(S-10) -(S-10) 135 Podadiha U.S. 96 (18) P -(10+) 5 -(S-10) -(S-10) -(S-10) 136. Talaraigoda U·S. 179 (32) P -(10+ ) W· Tk PO Monday -(10+) 137.. Urumunda U.S. 821 (162) P -(10+ ) W PO -(5-10) -(10+) 138. Balinda U.S. 451 (83) - (-5) -(10+) S -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 139 Binida U.S. 348 (63) P -(10+) 5 ...., (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 140 Valiadihi US. 293 (63)/ - (-5) -(5-10) S - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 141 Janardanpur 361·79 896 (160) P - (-5) W - (-S) - (-5) - (-5) 142 Jamunalia (Jamunali) 100·77 168 (34) P - (-5) W. N - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 143 Gapina thapur 127·88 324 (62) P - (-S) W - (-5) -(S-10) - (-S) (Nuagaon) 144 Laxmipasi 11013 Uninhabited W 145 Goudunibeda 3S·61 Uninhabited W 146 Dharupada 217·7L 890 (174) P, M - (-S) W - (-.5) -(5-10) as 147 Baliagoda 131·93 1,429 (236) P - (-S) W - (-S) -(5-10) - (-5) 148 Tulashipur 2469 74 (16) - (-5) - (.-S) W, R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 149 Bodapalasha 306·35 1,068 (201) P,M,H Mew TW,W,Tk PO -(5-10) - (-5) 231·07 762 (134) P ;- (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-S) 150 Gumura .. _--- -.--~------163 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE T - ---- ~ App- Nearest town and Power Staple Lana use (i. e., area under different t) pes of I;wd Remraks roach DistanLe Supply Food use in hect?res rounded up to 2 decimal places) including r--- ______.A. ______~ to (in Kmso) anv village Forest Irr i- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irriga ted waste avaliable religious by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical intereH ---11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 PR,KR Kendujhar (9) ED Rice 85°79 21"45 14'57 N-2, M-1 PR,KR Kencujhar (8) ED Rice 1'22 37'23 4°45 2'43 PR,KR Kendujhar (8) ED Rice 10'52 7'69 108-46 74'46 8'50 N-1, M-2 PR,KR KenduJh.u (9) ED Rice 93'08 53'01 19'83 3°24 46'94 19'02 11'33 KR Kendujhar (11) ED Rice <,'31 442'72 242'00 166'33 KR Kendujhar (17) Rice 10'52 29°95 55'85 40'87 136'78 M-1 KR Kendujhar (19) ED Rice 39·66 67·99 36·42 68·80 KR Kendu jhar (19) Rice 15·38 43·71 14·94 9186 KR Kendujhar (19) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (42) Rice Not available KR Kendu jhar (20) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (28) Rice Not available KR !<€'ndujhar (32) Rice Not avai lable KR Kendujhar (45) Rice Not available KR Kendu)har (42) Rice Not available M-: KR Kendujhar (28) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (18) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (40) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (8) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (64) Rice 29·95 98·74 127·48 86·20 19-42 KR Kendujhar (3) Rice 12·95 48·97 23·07 15·78 PR,KR Kendujhar (3) ED Rice 80·94 38·04 8·90N-2,C-1, Temple 10·93 0·40 31·1& 3·24 1·21 PR,KR Kendujhar (3) EDoEO Rice 081 12b 26 3237 5828 N-2,M-2 PR,KR KenduJhar (4) ED Rice 63.54 50·58 243 15·38 PR,KR Kendujhar (3) Rice 1.62 17·00 2·02 4·05 PR,KR Kendujhar (6) EA Rice 9'31 2'4.08 10.93 72-03 M-2,Temple KR Kendujhar (3) Rice 179.28 4Q·R7 10,9~ 164 VILLAGE AMENITIES rolice Station-KENDUJHAR SADAR l. c. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (If not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms. in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the tin hectares) households) nearest place. where the facility is available is given) ~-~------~------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Comrnuni- tional Water and days of cation (Potable) Telegrapb the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 151 Sankarpur 228·65 872 (143) P -(5-10) Tk,W,R - (-5) -(5-10) BS 152 Sadarpada 72-03 177 (30) - (-5) -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 153 Jarnunapasi 50·59 27 (5) - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 154 Chandapasi 10·12 Uninhabi ted 155 Bebartapasi 22·66 93 (17) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) BS 156 "'Ie lung 488·05 1,340(242) P(2),M Tk,W,TW PO -(5-10) - (-5) 157 JharbeJada 334·27 669 (127) P,M -(5-10)° W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) as 158 Hariharpur 194·65 235 (36) - (-5) -(5-10) TW,W,Tk - (-5) -(10+) -(5-10) 159 Maidankel 392.55 880 (160) P,M,H .FPC,D w,n PO -(10+) -(10+) 160 Keri 462·96 940 (159) P,M -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 161 Kaliabeda 109·27 71 (14) P/M -(10+) R,W - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 162 lagannathapur 119·38 251 (24) P -(10+ ) TW,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 163 Deobandha 286.92 349 (59) - (-5) -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 164 Barkhanda 146.50 93 (16) - (-5) -(10+) W.Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 165 Kanipasi 126·26 199 (32) - (-5) -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 166 Chhemundibir 24079 324 (54) P -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) -(10+) -(10+ ) (Chhaundibari) 167 Talapada 337·10 669 (118) P,M -(10+ ) TW,WTk - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 168 Dhurudupal 183-32 181 (37) - (-5) -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 169 Podadiha 61·91 261 (41) P -(10+) R,W,Tk - (-5) -(10+) :_(10+ ) 170 Basudevpur 180·89 305 (48) P -(10+) W,R - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 171 Manoharpur (Bada) 350·86 179 (26) - (-5) -(10+) W,F - (-5) -(10+) -(5-10) [Monoharpur] 172 Chaka 148·52 599 (124) P - (-5) TW,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 173 Baiganpasi 110·07 142 (28) - (-5) - (-5) w,n - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 174 Dimbo 166·33 986 (161) P,M,H - (-5) W,Tk,O PO -(5-10) - (-5) 175 Naigaon 82·15 143 (28) P - (-5) TW,W,R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 176 Ghuturu 153·78 1,499 (265) P,M - (-5) W,lk,O PO -(5-10) BS 177 Muktapur 77·30 147 (26) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) BS 178 Tikargumura 67·,8 272 (49) - (-5) - (-5) Tk,W,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 179 Badahal 72"03 484 (86) P - (-5) Tk,W,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 180 lamuhata 23·47 602 (82) P D W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) ~ 1i5 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE T ahasii·-KENDUJHAR App Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including . to (in Kms.) r- - ---______. .A.____ ------""'1 any village Forest Irri- Un Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 PR,KR Kendujhar (4) ED Rice 1·62 174.42 13.76 38.85 N-2,Temple KR Kendujhar (8) Rice 2.43 53.42 2.02 14.16 KR Kendujhar (4) Rice 46.14 2.02 2.43 0.81 7.69 081 0.81 PR,KR Kendujhar (6) ED Rice 21·85 0041 0.40 PR,KR Kendujhar (7) ED,EAg Rice 50·58 333.87 30.35 73.25 N-1,M-l PR Kenduj,har (8) ED Rice 37.23 225.00 54.23 17.81 N-2,M-2 KR Kendujhar (11) ED Rice 17.80 90.24 57.47 29.14 N-2 KR Kendujhar (12) ED,EO Rice 21.45 216.51 48.97 105.62 N-4,M-1 KR Kendujhar (16) ED Rice 46.94 201.53 78.51 135.98 KR Kendujhar (14) Rice 19.83 40·87 5.67 42·90 KR Kendujhar (16) Rice 14.16 50;18 23.47 31.57 KR· Kendujhar (14) Rice 69.20 107.24 53.42 57.06 KR Kendujhar (14) Rice 56.25 49.78 17.40 2307 KR Kendujhar (17) Rice 20.23 67.59 2266 15.78 KR· Kendujhar (17) Rice 21.45 111.69 50.18 57.47 KR Kendujhar (16) ED Rice 8.49 169.97 31.57 127.07 KR Kendujhar (11) Rice 9.31 106.43 30.35 37.23 KR Kendujhar (12) ED Rice 0.40 46,54 4.04 10.93 KR Kendujhar (12) ED Rice 29·54 82'15 31'97 37.23 KR Kendujhar (9) Rice 112·91 71-22 45.32 121'41 KR Kendujhar (6) ED Rice 4·05 112'91 688 24'68 N-1 KR Kendujhar (6) ED Rice 11'33 67'58 1093 20'23 KR Kendujhar (4) ED,EO Rice 124'24 567 36 42 N-5, M-5 KR Kendujhar (6) Rice 61'51 5'67 14'97 KR,PR Kendujhar (3) ED Rice 126.67 22·25 4'86 PR,KR Kendujhar (3) ED Rice 28·33 8'09 40'88 N-1 PR,KR Kendujhar (1) ED Rice 5;-'06 10'52 N-3 PR,KR Kendujhar (1) ED Rice 50'99 18·61 2'43 N-l0,M-3,Temple KR,PR Kendujhar (1) ED, EO Rice 19'83 3'64 N-29,M-11,C-2 1bb VILLAGE AMENITIES r' ,llet! :.>tatl'm-KENDUJHAR SADAR '" l (- Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distancE' in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, VIZ. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectres) households} nearest place where the facility is available i, given) ,------.A.------'""'II Educa- Medical Drinking Post [lay or Comrnunl- tiona I Water & dd) s of cation (Potable) Telegraph t, e (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Wdter- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10 1',0 ntpur 44'92 Uninhabited 182 Banpar (l:lanpur) 118'17 158 (3~) P - (-5) TW,W,TkR - (-5) - (-5) - (- 5) 183 C.ovindpur 75·(,8 522 (10C) P,M - (-5) ""',Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-s) 184 Tangarpalasa 146'09 352 (65) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 185 Mdndua 58'68 413 (88) P - (-5)TW,W,C,R,Tk,T PO - (- 5) BS 186 Kuladera 40'47 46 (10) P - (-5) W -- (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 187 Badadera 83'77 918 (177) P,C - (-5) R,TW,W - (-5) - (-5) BS 188 Sarasha 124'24 371 (66) P - (-5) C,W,Tk - (-~) - (-5) - (-5) 1i'9 Rankl 659'23 1,573 (Zb6) P,M - (-5) TW,W,Tk PO - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 190 Maligaon 10036 118 (13Y) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) 191 Ambadaraha U.S. 290 (49) - (-5) -(5-10) S -(5-10) -(5·10) -(5-10) (Ambadiha) 192 Uperkainsari U.S. 147 (33) P - (-5) S -(5-10) -(5-10) - (-5) _ (_t:;) 193 Talkalnsari U.S. 220 (47) P S -(5-10) -(5-10) - (·-5) 194 Talajagar U.S. 776 t lbl) P -(10+ ) H,O - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 195 Jagar (Uper) U·S. 318 (72) -- (-5) -(10+) 5 - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 196 Patrimali US. 44 (9) - (-5) -(5-10) S - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 197 Kumundi (Kha) U.S. 894 (169) P, M -(10+ ) W, Tk, 0 PO - (-~) -(10+) (Kumundi) 198 Kamagaon U.S· 292 (51) P -(10+) Tk,O - (-5) -(S-10) -(10+) (Kamangadhara) 1,076 (185) P D W,T,O PO - (-5) -(10-:- ) 199 Upperr a igoda US. (Raigoda) (50) - (-5) -(10+) S - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 200 lunaghar (Nunaghar) U.S. 252 692 (137) P - (-5) S, R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 201 Sapakanta U.S. 113 (23) P -(10+) W,D - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 202 Mamalapasi 36'83 182 (33) P -(5-10) S -(5-10) - (-5) - (-!J) 204 Rugudi U.S. 115 (24) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (- 5) 205 Bhaliadal U.S. 207 (4b) P -(5-10) W,S - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 206 Khajurimundi U·S. U.S 394 (81) P - (-5) W,S - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 207 Kasada U.S. 128 (25) - (-5) - (-5) S - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 208 Dangapani US. 194 (42) P - (-5) S - (-5) - (-5) BS 209 Anjar U.S. 209 (43) - (-5) -(5-10) 5 - (- 5) - (-5) - (-5) 210 Sirisikhunta U.S. 200 (47) - (-5) -(5-10) S - (·-5) - (-5) - (-5) 211 Sarukudar A r the report of the Tahasildar the unsurveyed village Neuliposi L. C. 203 "'as lo~t it< eXistence for Note' - 5 pe w"ich it has been deleted. 167 DIRECTORY Af~D LAND lJSE Taha5il-KENDUJHAf<. ------_-_ -_------App~ Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Rerr,arks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including ,-______J\.. ______""' to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irri - U,l- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religiou, , b l ( including tor historical SOurce gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 28.33 9'71 688 KR Kendujhar (23) ED Rice 22'26 88'63 5'26 2'02 PR,KR Kendujhar (12) ED Rice 26'31 39'66 8'09 1'62 N-4 PR,KR Kendujhar (4) ED Rice 117·76 28-33 Temple PR Kendujhar (1) ED Rice 18-62 29'54 7'69 2'83 N-2 PR Kendujhar (1) ED Rice 32'78 7'69 N-5 PR Kendujhar (1) ED Rice 9'71 36·42 31·57 6·07 N-9,M-12,C-7 KR Kendujhar (4) ED Rice 89'84 29'54 4.86 KR Kendujhar (4) ED Ric.e 6·07 452'03 195'87 5-26 N-6,M-5 PR,KR Kendujhar (1) ED,EO Rice 0'40 63'54 27'11 9-31 N-7,M-4,C-2,T -2 KR Kendujhar (8) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (12) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (6) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (38) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (24) Rice Not available KR Kendu jhar (6) Rice t-Iot available PR Kendujhar (32) Rice Not available N-1 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (36) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (19) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (19) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 34·40 143 KR Kendujhar (6) Rice Not avaiiable KR Kendujhar (4) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (17) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (20) Rice Not available Temple KR Kendujhar (8) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (6) Rice Not available KR Kendujha r (16) Rice Not available Temple KR Kendujhar (19) Rice Not available 168 VILLAGE AMENITIES 'ollce Station-KENDUJHAR SA DAR LC. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest pi aLe where the facility is available is given) , ______.A.______, o Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water 8< days of cation tPotable) felegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Kailway Hat, Station, If any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 (> 7 8 9 10 212 I::: linda U. S. 343 (71) ,. -(5-10) W_S - (-.5) - (-5) - (-5) 213 Gopinathpur U.5. 76 (16) - (-5) -(5-10) 5 - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 214 Medinipur U.5. 56 (14) - (-5) -(5-10) N :::::-(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 215 Bhaliadiha (Balidiha) U. S. 128 (31) - (-5) - (-5) 5 - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 216 Talakaipur U. S. 310 (62) P - (-5) 5 - (-5) -- (-5) - (-5) 217 Upperkaipur U. S. 193 (39) P - (-5) 5 - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 218 Sidhamatha 41-68 49 (11) - ( -5) - (-5) N,F - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 219 Suleikhamar 1100/ 151 (35) - (-5) - (-5) W,C - (-5) - (~5) - (-5) 220 Kantakoli U. S. 1&4 (33) - (-5) -(5-10) 5 -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 221 Jamudiha U. S. 165 (40) - (-5) -(5-10) 5 -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 222 PatTibadi U.S. 40 (5) - (-5) -(5-10) S -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 223 Balabhadrapur 94.70 73 (17) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 224 Dimiribahal 106.84 168 (41) - (-5) - (-5) Tk, W, C - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 225 Belada 66.37 242 (45) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 226 Motitangiri 11250 525 (112) - (-5) - (-5) Tk, W,C - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 227 Kandarapasi 3237 110 (17) - (-5) - (-5) C· W,R - (-5) -(5-10) -. (-5) 228 Boitabeda 6.48 Uninhabited W 229 Badabil (Ka) 72.84 261 (54) P - (-5) C, W, R - (-5) -(5-iO) - (-5) 230 Haladiatangiri 84.98 312 (60) P - (-5) Tk, W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) (Halditangar) 231 Ghutukesari 203.15 686 (142) M - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) (Ghutukeswar) 232 Naranpur 176.44 1,083 (175) P, M, H MCW, PHS TW, Tk, W,T PTO Tuesday 85 233 Jalangadiha 127'48 325 (63) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) (Jalangadihi) 234 Jenagadia 4'05 Uninhabited W 235 Alanapada 117"76 202 (36) - (-5) - (-5) w.n - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 236 Kholapa 144'07 314 (63) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 237 Tentulinanda I:IB'22 695 (108) P,M,H - (-5) Tk,W,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 238 Dimirimunda 217'72 366 (48) P --(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 239 Guhalachatua 243·62 462 (78) P -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 240 Dhenkikote 114"12 182 (31) P -(5- ,0) Tk,W - (-.:» -(5-10) - (-5) 241 lunjharan 91'86 136 (23) - (-5) -(5-10) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) (LUtna j~arani) 169 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-KENDUJHAR App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food ,-______use in hectares rounded.A. up ______to 2 decimal places -"""1 including to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irri- Un Culturable Area not place of gated Irrigated waste avaliable religious, by (iucluding for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15' 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (22) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (8) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (9) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (16) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (16) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (12) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (6) ED Rice 21"45 13'76 6'47 KR Kendujhar (4) Rice 72'84 36'42 0'81 KR Kendujhar (6) Rice Not available PR, KR Kendujhar (11) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (22) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (4) Rice 51"40 41'68 1'62 KR Kendujhar (8) ED Rice 7'28 61'92 33'59 4'05 KR Kendujhar (3) ED Rice 51'40 12'95 2'02 KR Kendujhar (9) ED Rice 76'89 21'04 14'57 KR Ken PR,KR Kendujhar (4) ED Rice 7'69 91'05 98'74 5"67 PR Kendujhar (4) ED, EO Rice 34'80 72'84 63"13 5'67 N-9, M-i PR Kendujhar (4) ED Rice 85'80 40'47 121 4'05 PR,KR Kendujhar (4) Rice 8'90 76'89 31'16 0'81 N-1 KR Kendujhar (8) ED Rice 1-62 98'34 21'04 23·07 N-1,M-1 PR Kendujhar (6) ED,EO Rice !;'88 46,94 20'64 13'76 N-2,M-4 KR Kendujhar (9) ED Rice 6'48 109'67 53'01 48'56 KR Kendujhar (9) ED Rice 18·62 147'71 23'47 53'82 KR Kendujhar (11) Rice 12'14 70'01 2509 6'88 KR Kendujhar (14) Rice 22'25 40'07 20'64 8.90 1/0 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-KENDUJHAR SADAR L. C· Name of the Total Total Amen ties available (if not available within the village a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shl 'wn in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms. in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Krns., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the (in hectares) households) ,--______nearest place where the A facility ______is available is given) """\ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tiona I Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market, Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 242 Dhagotha 80'53 100 (16) P -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 243 Kajaleipasi 84'98 226 (51) - (-5) -(10+) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 244 Haladharpur 182'11 293 (57) P,M.H 0 TW,W,Tk PO -(5-10) -(10+) 245 Ja japasi 214'48 389 (67) - (-5) MCW Tk,W,R - (-5) -(5-10) -tl0+ ) 246 Dumuria (Dimria) 386'88 497 (82) P,M -(10+) Tk,TW,W,R - (-5) Monday -(10+) 247 Khajuripani 171'59 279 (49) - (--5) -(10+ ) Tk,W,F - (-5) -- (-5) -(10+ ) 248 Jagannathapur(Ka) 265'07 423 (86) P -(10+ ) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) (jaganathpur) 249 Dhanur ja yapur 195'46 300 (56) P -(10+ ) W,Tk - (-S) -(5-10) -(10+) 250 Kathabari 490,08 806 (155) P,M,H -(10+ ) O,W,F PO -(5-10) -(10+ ) 251 LaxfTlipasi 14488 325 (65) - (-5) -(10+) TW,W,Tk,F - t-5) -(5-10) -(10+) P -(10+ ) TW,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+ ) 252 Barigoan 483'60 619 (115) - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 253 Bhodabahali 100'77 136 (26) w,n (Bhodabahafa) P -(10+ ) W, Tk - (-5~ -(5-10) -(10+) 254 Kumudabahali 171, '8 304 (43) 476 (78) P -(10+ ) Tk,TW,W.R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 255 Khediadiha 304-73 (Khediadhi) P -(10+) Tk,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 256 Kaliabeda 134,76 307 (49) - (-5) -(10+) W,R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 257 Majurapasi 160'26 260 (48) 1,004 (178) P -(10+) Tk,W,TW,R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 258 Chaka 238,36 515 (104) P,M MCW Tk,W.R PO -(5-10) - (-5) 259 Raghuna thapur 285'71 431 (72) P -(10+) W,R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 260 Gobindapur 232'29 321 (49) P -(5-10) TW,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) BS 261 Jamunalia (Jamunali) 180'90 584 (98) P -(5-10) TW,W,Tk,C - (-5) - (~-10) - (-:-5) 262 Tolankabahal alias 217'72 Haridagotha (Haridagotha) 62-32 49 (8) - (-5) -(5-10) W,TW - (-5) -(10+ ) - (-5) 263 Saharpasi 26'71 Uninhabited W 264 Ichhapur 360'58 988 (184) P -(5-10) Tk,W,C - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 265 Sirisipal 60'30 169 (37) - (-5) -(5-10) Tk,W,C - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 266 Atibudhipada 351 (82) P -(5-10) W,Tk PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 267 Kodipasa U,S P -(10+) W,O - (-5) -(S-10) -(10+) 268 Ghungi U,S 112 (30) 51 (14) - (-5) -(10+ ) W,S - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+ ) 269 Upersumatha US (Samatha) 254 (60) - (-5) -(10+) S - (-5) -(5-10) -(1 +) 270 Kansa U,S 5 271 Oanguaposi U,S Uninhabited 171 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE 1 an.lsil-KENDUJHAR App~ Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i, e" area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply rood ,-______use in hectares roundedA up______to 2 decimal places) -, includIng to (in Kms,) any Village Forest irri- Un~ Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interes t 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (14) Rice 20,23 31'57 21'85 6'88 KR Kendujhar (16) Rice 6'07 45'32 12'95 20'64 KR Kendujhar (17) Rice 36'42 89·84 33'19 22'66 KR Kendu jhar (17) Rice 40'47 94-'29 36'01 43'71 M-1 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 157'83 128'29 33'18 67'58 KR Kendujhar (32) ED Rice 16·19 117'36 28'73 9,31 KR Kendujhar (30) ED Rice 24'28 202'34 18'21 20'24 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 20'23 121'41 27'52 26'30 KK Kendujhar (28) ED Rice 28'33 327'39 87'82 46,54 KR Kendujhar (28) ED Rice 8'09 113·7.2 13'76 9'31 KR Kendujhar (28) ED Rice 153'78 244'83 63'54 21'45 KR Kendujhar (25) Rice 16'19 49'37 23'07 12'14 KR Kendujhar (28) ED Rke 24'21 118'57 12'55 15'78 KR Kendujhar (25) Rice 72'84 149'33 48'97 33'59 KR Kendujhar (22) Rice 4'86 74'46 21'85 33'59 KR Kendujhar (24) Ric 14'26 76'49 29'95 29'54 KR Kendujhar (22) Rice 2024 146'09 2873 43'30 KR Kendujhar (19) Rice 68'SO 126'26 46'54 44'11 KR K€ndujhar (17) Rice 28'33 116'14 66'37 21'45 PR Kendujhar (8) Rice 24'28 82'96 62'73 10'93 PR,KR Kendujhar (5) Rice 5'67 98'74 102'79 10'52 PR,KR Kendujhar (6) Rice 0'40 44'52 14'16 3'24 13'35 10'93 2'43 KR Kenduihar (6) ED Rice 12,14 226'22 96,72 25,50 M-l KR Kendujhar (8) Rice 5261 7'28 0'41 KR Kendujhar (11) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (19) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (24) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (14) Rice Not avaiiable Not available i72 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-KENDUJHAR SADAR LoC. Name of the Total Total Amer'i!ies available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No- Village area of the population is she wn in the column ami next to it in brackets the distance in Village (Number of Kms· j. broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms·, 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) ~ ______nearest place where th~ A facility ______is available is given) ~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi tiona! Water and days of cation (Potable) Telegrapn the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 272 Bhejidihi U.S 27 (5) P -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5)---- BS 273 Thakurdihi U.s 146 (31) - (-5) -(5-10) W,S -(5-10) - (-5) - (-5) 274 Tentuli U.S 705(151) - (-5) - (-5) S -( -5) - (-5) BS 275 Suakati l). S· 2,498 (589) P,M(2),H(2) FPC, D W,N, TW PO - (-5) BS 276 Khuntakata U. S. 313 (54) - (-5) - (-5) S - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 277 Gondijoda 37-64 62 (14) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) BS 278 Panda dar U. S. 742 (148) P -(5-10) W, Tk PO - (-5) BS 279 Bayakumutia U. S. 725 (141) P -(10+) W,O - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 280 Mundula U. S· 165 (39) - (-5) -(10+ ) W / 5 - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 281 Toranipani U. S. 211 (42) - (-5) -(10+) 5 - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 282 Talasumatha U. S. 68 (17) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 283 Tangarpada U· S. 185 (45) P ·-(5-1~) W,O -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) (Tangarpala) 284 Uperchampei U. S. 219 (48) P D W,O PO - (-5) -(5-10) (Champei) 285 Sanraduan U. S. 121 (30) - (-5) - (-5) S - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 286 Badaraduana U. S. 279 (55) P - (-5) W,S - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 287 Talachampei U. S. 354 (77) P D W PO -(5-10) -(5-10) (57) -(5-10) 288 Duarsuni U. S. 259 P -(10+ ) W,O - (-5) -(10+) 289 Kundhei U. S. 543 (116) P,M. H -(10+) W,S PO -(5-10) -(10+) 290 Jamudiha U. S. 158 (34) - (-5) -(10+ ) 5 - (-5) -(5-10) -(10 t) 291 Tulasichaunra 400'23 508 (118) P -(5-10) TW, F. W, Tk - (-:i) -(5-10) - (-5) 237 (39) 292 Ramachandrapur 318'08 - (-5) -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) (28) - (-5) -(5-10) Tk, W, TW, R, - (-5) -(5-10) . 293 Badudighar 168'75 131 - (~5) (Bodadighara) 398 (73) P -(10+ ) TW, W, R -(5-10) 294 Badapasi 284'09 PO BS 343 (73) -(10+ ) TW,W - (-5) - (-5) 295 Gopalpur 545'92 P BS W,R - (-5) - (-5) 296 Nischintapur 138'40 110 (20) - (-5) -(10+ ) - (-5) Total 45,661,08 122,099 P·179 0-10 (22,648) M·54 IHCWfMH/ H.19, C·1 CWC·7 AC-2 li'I'IC/HC-1 FPC-3 .. HS·5 0-1 17;; OlREC10RY AND l.ANO use Tahasil-K£NDUJHA1t ,...------_-_-- App~ Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area unda r diff.erent types of land Remarks roach Distance ~ypP'Y foog lise in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (ill Km?,) r"--...... ,.-~-----~-._..-..Il.--- ______~ any ~"JJaBf. forest Irri- Uw Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical s;OIJTCe gauchar cultivation or and archaeo- groves logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 i9 20 PR Kendujhar (8) Rice Not available PR Kendujhar (9) ED Rice Not available PR KenduJhar (14) Rice Not availab'e N-S,M-2,C-2 PR Kendu jhar (17) ED Rice Not available N-49, C-4, T-1 KR Kendu jhar (28) Rice Not available PR Kendujhar (35) Rice 0·41 25·90 11·33 PR Kendujhar (20) ED Rice Not available PR Kendujhar (22) ED Rice Not available PR Kendujhar (25) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (27) Rice Not available KR Kendu jhar (25) Rice Not available KR Kendu jhar (19) Rice Not available PR Kendujhar (9) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (16) Rice Not available KR Kendu jhar (30) Rice Not available PR Kendujhar (22) Rice Not available KR Kendu jhar (22) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (16) Rice Not available KR Kendu jhar (12) Rice No t ava i1able f'K, KR Kendujhar (11) ED Rice 58·27 17%8 86·60 7568 KR Kendujhar (12) Rice 688 94·69 20478 11-73 ". KR Kendujhar (11) Rice 14·16 66·77 6556 22.26 PR Kendu1har (14) Rice 48·56 104·41 35·21 9591 PR Kendujhar \ 14) Rice 242·81 116·15 81·34 105-62 KR Kendujhar (16) Rice 14·16 5544 58·68 10·12 2,901·951,245·64 25,583·53 9,148·82 5,651.81 N-240, M·99, C-19, T-3 • 5 t T I " " .:II! Q vi :r a.: :; r ! Q 1:" oC( Z !! III 11 III « W Z ~ z ...... II! 0 «. t; .... .:- II •Q. ~ -~ Q + --t ~ 'Z ~ 0 " ~1: ·2 4 o) " .... ~ .. G .. ~. -II • .. , ~ f • , !:-, ) 4- • :-,:!!: ~ li":O • i)(: ~~~-+.~, 2,. I ~-; 0 L~J I .,) I • i i fii i $ 1 S • g ;t j ~ :~ · ] -8' g . " ~ ~ : j ~ ~- G · ~ I ~ :s : 1 ;; 'if ~-s"g'" l j I • £']';11 1 ' ~:.! ~ ~ j 3j4:1 ,f~'i ~ : ~ d j + M I ~"'l&> i:I 'i>.tilJ~ .~ ':E '" '8 'i g ~ , " • ;ij; f I l'-)~ :~11-tl~ Sit J~ ~ j i .. "z ~ " 'jI. IE J J I VillAGE DIRECTORY OF PArANA P. s. -.77 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF PATANA POLICE STATfON 51. Name of Village L.c. 51. Name of Village l. C. No, No. No. No. j --- 1 1 2 3 1 Aharapada 116 46 Bhrungarajapasi 44 2 Analadihi (Anladiha) 191 47 Bhulada 59 3 Angika:a &7 48 Billa 14 4 Ankura 190 49 Binida 18 Arjunaposl (Arjunapur) 17 50 Brahmanideo 213 6 Asanabahali 247 51 Budhabana 128 7 Asanabani (Asanabeni) 151 52 Budhikapudi (, 8 3adabalipasi 125 53 Chadheivolcl 123 9 Badabil 168 54 Chakuooapal 202 10 Badadhal'1Urja yapur 217 55 Changuapada 82 11 Badagdhmaria 198 56 eha tarapani 106 12 BadaJamupasi 225 -:'7 Chemana 46 13 Badapadiapasi 230 5B ChiJida 45 14 Badapasi 258 59 Chuapani 136 15 tladapatana 18() 60 Chutiapasi 244 16 Baikalil 23 61 Dabarachua 61 17 Balanlpasi 97 62 Dalanga 63 18 Balallipas) 204 63 Dalapaka 2&2 19 Salavadrapur 114 64 Damahuda 2&4 20 Balibandha 215 65 Danuatatlgarapada 110 21 Balipasi 14 66 Da!>apada 170 22 Balipasi (Baliapasi) 53 67 Dasharathipur 54 23 Balipokhari 39 68 Denua 80 24 BaJitota 103 69 Deollaon 38 25 Banabir 272 70 Deuliapasi 91 26 Banamal ipur 34 71 Dhanabeni 177 27 Bal1apada 93 7') Ohanurja)'apur 65 28 Ba~dhanahara (Bandanapara) 52 73 Dhanurjayapur (Sana) 111 29 Barab€da ''Ni3 74 Or.artJapada 7, 30 Barachhela 253 75 Dillapasi 132 31 Baradangua 68 76 Dihanali 236 32 Baratunia 1&1 77 Dimlrigoda 4 33 Barudipasi 71 78 Duaghat 32 34 Baunsanali 144 79 Dubeipentha 105 35 Baunsufi S5 80 Dudhanali 146 36 Begana (Beguna) 176 81 DUfruridiha (Dimiridiha) 214 37 Beguniapasi 20 82 Durgadeipur 178 38 ~elapa5i 7 83 Ow itiyasivanaraya npur 222 39 Belasarei 2&5 84 Erendei 246 40 Bhabisakudar 183 85 Fulapahadi 251 41 Bhagabilla 131 8& Gainsiri 134 42 Bhalupahadi 77 87 Gajapathar (Go;apathar) 259 43 Bhimapada 193 88 Galaphula 216 44 Bhogapasi (Bhagipdsl) 200 ~ Gandibeda - 109 45 Bholapada 126 90 Ganiabore~ 16 ---~ 178 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF PATANA POLICE STATION --_ -- -- 51. Name of the Village l.c. 51. Name at the Village l.c. No. No. No. No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 -136 91 Gayalakund (Gayalamunda) 150 Kasipur 197 92 Ghuntibeda 157 137 Katabecia (Katarabeda) 248 93 Gidhibas 10 138 Katupada (Kotapada) 15'; 94 Giliriduma 235 139 Kendeipa si (Kandeipasi) 19~ 95 Girdhina 229 140 Kenduapada 192 96 Godhinali 124 141 Kendujodi 261 97 Godipokhari 64 142 Keshadiha 153 (Keshadiha alias Katupada) 91:1 Gojitangar (Gojitangiri) 102 143 Khadibeda 257 99 Golakunda 268 144 Khadikapada 256 100 Gopina thapur alias Gurubotangar 271 (Gopinathapurgunjatangar) 145 Khajirapasi 85 101 Gorasa 138 146 Khajuripata (Khajirapat) 28 102 GovindiJPur 94 147 Khajuridiha 173 103 Guludipasi 220 148 Kharnua 226 104 Gunduripasi 100 149 Khande ipa~a 119 105 Gurandi jodi 118 150 Khilarinuagaon 165 106 Haladibata 115 151 Khireitangir i 60 107 Harichandanpur 29 152 Khuntapada 99 (Harichandrapur) 153 Khuntapada 196 149 108 Haridagotha 154 Khuntapingu 30 164 109 Hariharapur 155 Kiapada 83 110 Hatibari 47 156 Kimirdapasi 74 152 111 Hinjaldgadia 157 KocPilapada 84 58 112 Hirapasi 158 Kod.ldhara 40 209 113 Jadichatar 159 Kuapasi 238 108 114 Jaganathpur 160 Kucheibeda 137 115 Jamuda 15 161 Kudabeda alias 2nd 266 116 Jamunalia 208 lagannathpur 117 Jamunalia 169 162 Kumadabahali 270 118 Jamunapasi 69 163 Kundala 254 119 Janheij>asi 201 164 Kodakhamana 70 120 Jarakanibeda 159 165 laxmipasi 1 121 Jaipur 255 166 Laxmipasi 96 122 Jhallapada 214 167 lekhana 239 123 Jharabeda 11 168 lunga 22 124 Jumei 89 169 Machhagarh 141 125 Kainda (KaJanda) 36 170 Madhapur 217 126 Kakharuabeda 37 171 Mahisamundi 195 127 Kaiiaduma 143 172 Mahudipa 88 128 Kamalabahali 185 173 Malarpada 33 129 KalT'aramara 266 174 Malipasi 233 130 Kameswarapur 181 175 Manapur 79 131 Kantapasi 221 176 Mangalapur 19 132 Kanthidiha 147 177 Mc.ngalapur 2:.7 133 Kantiapada 205 178 Matiaguni a lias Gopalpur 113 114 Kapundi 242 179 Mayurapankha 13 135 Karan jiapada 243 180 Medinlpur 160 ------~---- 179 ALPHABETICAL LIST 01:' VILLAGES OF PATANA POLICE STATION -----~- - ~I. Name of Village L.l. 51. Name 01 Villa~e L. \...... ,) No. rJo Nv. 2 _' 1 2 } ------181 Mirigakhoji 252 227 Saharapada 117 182 Muasapada (Musapada) 194 228 Sanabalipasi 140 183 Muktapur 26 229 Sanagahmaria 212 184 Muru5uana 76 230 Sana jamupasi 186 185 Musakhori 22d 231 Sa napadiapasi 184 186 Musanali 232 232 Saanarapasi 218 187 Nayajagannathpur 135 233 Sankhasar 133 188 Nayakhamana (Nuakhaman) 73 234 Sankhud 127 189 Neulapasi (Neulipasi) 5 235 Saradhapur 210 190 Ninua 49 236 <;arashakola 223 191 Nischintapur 57 237 Sarashapasi 48 192 Ni5chintapur 101 238 Saraswa tipada (Surasatipada) 174 193 Nuabandha 250 239 Shyamasundarapur 211 194 Nuagaon (Bada) 62 240 Sialijoda (Sialijodi) 158 195 Nuagaonbalavadrapur 43 241 Silida 86 196 Nuagaonbudhusahi 148 242 Silipada 9S 197 Nuapada 188 243 Sivanarayanpur 182 198 Ostajodi 267 244 Suagapuf 175 199 Padhanpada 130 245 Suamb if a ja ya gOY indpur 219 200 Padiapasi 31 246 Sunapasi (Sanapasi) 263 201 Padmapur 78 247 Sunaripasi 142 202 Padmakesharpur 72 248 Surendrapur 90 203 Paltamaza "145 249 Tainsira 241 204 Palasapada 139 250 Talapada 206 205 Panupasi (Panapasi) 9 251 T,ljapada 249 206 Patadhanur jayapur 207 252 Talasarua 162 207 Patanali 81 253 Tando 104 208 Pingupatana 121 254 T ongarpada (Telitangarpara) 189 209 Pipilia 98 255 Tavasarua 171 210 Purandarpur 8 256 Telipada 107 211 Purunapani 156 257 Tendfa 167 212 Purunia 203 258 Tentala 3 213 Putugaon .,. 50 259 Tentalapasi :1 214 Putulia 187 260 Tentulikhunti 51 215 Radhapur 122 261 Tikavatpatana 179 216 Raghunathapur 27 262 Tilabeda (Tilanbera) 112 217 Raidiha 155 263 Tribindha 12 218 Raikala 42 264 Turumunga 35 219 Raipur 87 265 Uchatangar 269 220 Rajanagar 41 266 Udayapur 92 221 Ramachandrapur 25 167 Valiadal 245 120 222 Rasapada 172 268 Valiadihi (Bltoliadihi) 223 Rathapada 231 269 Valughar 2.:14 56 224 Rengalabeda 66 270 Vanarpur 166 225 Sabaranibeda (Sabaranibara) 129 271 Vandaribilla 21 226 Sadhupada 240 272 Vagabandh ---- '---- ~-~- ~---~ -~ - 1130 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-PATANA L.c. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available wl1hin the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms·, 5-10 Kms. and 10+Km~. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) ~------~------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communi- tional Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (BIIS Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 -4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Laxmlpui 188·99 220 (37) - (-5) -(5-10) W,TW,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) BS 2 Tenralapasi 67·58 137 (24) - (-5) -(5-10) W.TW,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 3 Tentala 343·58 725 (121) P -(5-10) TW,Tk,R,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 04 Dimirjgoda 103·60 127 (24) - (-5) - (-5) TW,R,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 5 Neulapasi(Neulipasi)145·69 260 (45) - (-5) -(5-10) Tk,W,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 6 Budhikapudi 339·13 504 (82) P,M -(5-10) Tk,W,TW PO - (-5) BS 7 Belapasi 214·89 293 (53) P -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 8 Purandarpur 254·55 481 (88) P -(5-10) Tk,W,TW - (-5) - (-:'). - (-5) 9 Panupasi (Panapasi) 98·34 135 (23) - (-5) - (-5) Tk,W,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-S) 10 Gidhibas 254·95 217 e39) P - (-5) Tk,W,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 11 Jharabeda 13355 229 (44) - (-5) -(5-10) Tk,W,TW - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 12 Tribindha 421·28 656 (103) P -(5-10) TW,W,R - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 13 Mayurapankha 141·24 242 (47) P -(10+) S,W,TW - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 14 Balipasi 282·07 507 (95) - (-5) -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) - (- 5) -(5-10) 15 Jamuda 395-38 863 (180) P,M,H -(5-10) W,Tk PO - (-5) -(5-10) 16 Ganiaborei 104·41 300 (57) - (-5) -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 17 Arjunaposi 114.53 210 (37) P -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) Saturday -(5-10) (Ar junapur) 18 Binida 3713·38 671 (126) P -(5·10) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 19 Mangalapur 19506 298 (56) P -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 20 Beguniapasi 107·65 223 (41) - (-5) -(10+) W,Tk -(5-10) - (-5) -(5-10) 21 Vagabandh 54·23 31 (6) - (-5) -(10+) W,n. -(5-10) - (-5) - (-5) 22 lunga 387·69 531 (103) P -(10+) W, Tk -(5-10) - (-5) -(5-10) 23 Baikala 780·23 1,185 (227) P, M, H -(5-10) W, Tk PO - (-5) - (-5) 24 Billa 254·55 291 (44) P, M, H -(5-10) W -(-5) Monday BS 2S Ramachandr apur 178·06 327 (57) P -(5-10) TW -(5-10) - (-5) - (-5) 26 Muktapur 171·18 434 (90) P -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 27 Raghunathapur 91·86 181 (35) P -(5-10) W - (5-1(') - (-5) - (-5) 28 Khajuripata 363·41 521 (91) P -(10+) W PO - (-5) -(5-10) (Kha jirapat) 29 Harichandanpur 21287 397 (76) P -(5·10) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) (Harichandrapur) 30 Khuntapingu 274·78 423 (67) P -(10+) W,TW PO - (-5) -(5-10) _- -~-- 181 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasli-KENDUJHAR App- Nearest tLwn and Power Staple Land use 0. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Fond use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places including to (in Kms.) ~------~------1 any village Eorest Irri- Un Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avaliable religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 80·94 75·68 16·19 16·18 Temple KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 14·57 4087 8·09 405 Temple KR Kendujhar (35) ED,EAg Rice 28·33 24·28 20356 40-47 4694 PR,KR Kendujhar (29) Rice 57·06 22·26 2428 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 20·64 68'39 32·38 24·28 Temple KR Kendujhar (32) ED Rice 133·14 14933 3238 2428 N-1 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 80·13 98·34 24·28 12·14 KR Kendujhar (22) Rice 60·70 11534 39·66 3885 N-1 KR Kendujhar (27) Rice 40·47 35·21 16·19 647 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 125·45 85·80 32·37 1133 PR,KR Kendujhar (29) ED Rice 12·9!> 67·99 24·28 28·33 M-1 PR,KR Kendujhar (29) ED Rice 25·09 23431 4047 12141 N-1, M-1,Temple KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 97·13 15·78 28·33 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 172-40 36·42 73·25 KR Kendujhat (27) Rice 20.23 345-6i 17-40 12·14 N-3 KR Kendujhdr (29) Rice 25·90 54·23 8·09 16·19 M-1 KR Keudujhar (29) Rice, Maize 59·90 28·33 26·30 KR Kendujhar (43) Rice 3001·32 25.50 4856 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice, Maize 18-62 140-02 26·30 10·12 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 7527 2024 12·14 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice, Maize 16·59 25·50 8-09 4·05 KR Kendujhar (20) ED Rice, Maize 70·01 248·88 28·33 40·47 Temple KR Karanjia (20) Rice 112·10 465·79 70·82 131·52 M-1 KR Karanjia (26) Rice, Wheat 90·65 123·43 24·28 16·19 KR Karanjia (20) ED Rice, Maize 2185 131·93 16·19 809 KR Karanjia (20) Rice, Maize 155·00 12·14 404 KR Karanjia (20) Rice. Maize 9·71 70·01 809 4·05 KR Karanjia (29) ED Rice, Maize 262·64 40·47 6030 KR Karanjia (29) Rice· 25'09 159'45 20·24 8·09 N-1 KR Karanjia (29) Rice 32·38 208·41 2428 9·71 182 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-PATANA l. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities ~vailabte (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of thE' population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. ot the (in hectares) househo Ids) nearest place where the facility is avail:jble is given) ,.______--A.. ______--, Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water 8< days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Rus Stop, Market/ Railway Hat, Station, it any Water- way) 1 2 :- 4 5 6 7 8 9 'TO ------_ ~ 1 P"cliaposi 117·36 235 (43) - (-5) -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (5-10) ._ (-5) 32 Duagha~ 27438 547 (112) P,M MCW W,Tk,R - (-5) -(5-10) 33 Malarnada 3010Q 560 (101) P,M -(10+) W,R PO - (-5) -(5-10} 34 Banamalipur 241·19 410 (74) P -(10+) W -(5-10) - (-5) -~(10+ ) 35 T!lrumunga 18899 1,342 (226) P,M,H MCW,RP TW,W,Tk,R PO,Phone Monday, BS Friday 36 Kainda (Kalanda) 200·72 623 (118) P,M - (~-5) TW,W,Tk,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 37 Kakharuabeda 30'35 Uninhabited W 38 Deogaon 74·06 87 (13) P -- (-5) TW,W,R - (-5) - (-5) -~ (-5) 39 Balipokhari 3683 2 ( 1) -( -5) - (-5) W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 40 Kodadhara 2307 Uninhabited 41 Ra janagar 301·90 1,239 (233) P,M,H,C D,P,H,C TW,Tk,W,R PTO,Phone Thursday BS 42 Raikala 311·61 221 (43) P _i(_5) TW,W,Tk, R - (-S) - (-5) - (-5) 43 Nua~aonbalavadrapur297·04 459 (75) P -(5-10) TW,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 44 Bhrungarajapasi 139'62 246 (46) - (-5) -(5- 10) TW,W,Tk -(5-10) -{5-10) --(5-10) 45 Chilida 280'04 814 (132) P,M -(5-10) TW,W,Tk PO - (-5) BS 46 Chemana 384'86 957 (176) P,M,H MCW TW,W,Tk PO Wednesday BS 47 Hatibari 361"38 463 (94) P -(5-10) TW,W,Tk,R -(5-10) - (-5) BS 48 Saras hapas i 155'40 271 (51) - (-5) -(5-10) TW,W,Tk,R - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 49 Ninua 382'43 472 (86) P -(5-10) TW,W.Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 50 Putugaon 253·74 481 (96) P -(5-10) TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 51 Tentulikhunti 221'36 271 (45) P -(5-10) Tk,W,TW,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 52 Bandhanahara 97'93 126 (17) - (-5) -(5-10) Tk,W,TW,R -(5-10) - (-5) - (-5) (Bandanapara) -(5-10) TW,W,Tk - (-5) 53 Balipasi 282'07 61':) (117) P - (-5) - (-5) (Baliapasi) -(5-10) W,Tk,TW - (-5) - (-5) 54 Dasharathipur 349,24 647 (112) P,M - (-5) MCW TW,W,Tk PO -(5-10) - (-5) 55 Baunsuli 1,21'1'70 1,550 (269) P,M,H -(5-10) TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 56 Vanarpur 212'46 391 (73) P - (5-10) TW,Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 57 Nischintapur 295'02 399 (68) P P -(5-10) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 58 Hirapasi 314'04 380 (71) P,M -(5-10) TW,W,Tk PO -(5-10) - (-5) 59 Bhulada 1,506'24 1,355 (245) P,M,H HC Tk,TW,W PO,Phone Tuesday BS 60 Khireitangiri 844'18 1,761 (338) 183 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE TahasiJ-KENDUJHAR ------~---- App Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types or land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use In hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including ~ ______..A- ______~ to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ------KR Karanjia (27) Rice 9·31 83·77 16.19 8·09 KR KaranJia (27) Rice, Maize 1740 16390 24·28 6880 N-l,M-1,Temple KR Karanjia (25) ED Rice 11·33 216·91 24·28 48·57 PR,KR Karanjia (29) Rice 5'67 174'82 20·23 40'47 PR,KR Kendujhar (29) ED,EAg Rice 5·26 2023 110·89 20'23 32·38 N-7, M-6 PR,KR Ke-ndujhar (28) ED Rice 3·24 152·97 20·23 24·28 N-1, M-l 2'02 2·02 26·31 KR Kendujhar (29) ED Rice 31'97 9·71 32·35N-2,M-l, Ten'ple KR Kendujhar (29) Rice 19'83 8'10 8,gO 18,62 O'R1 3,64 KR Kendujnar (27) ED Rice ',7118 53·42 77,30 N-5, Temple KR Kendujhar (18) ED,EAg Rice 5342 156'21 40'47 61'51 KR Kendujhar (27) Rice 104,01 11169 33,18 48'16 KR Kendujhar ( 16) Rice 9.5,91 1943 24'28 M-1, Temple PR,KR Kendujhar (19) ED Rice 201,94 37'23 40'87 N-3, M-1 PR,KR Kendujhar (24) ED Rice 497is 188·54 28·33 18'21 N-2, Temple PR,KR Kendujhar (28) ED Rice Q3·89 210'84 3237 24'28 Temple KR Kendujhar (28) Rice 20'23 10765 16'19 11'33 Temple PR,KR Kendujhar (28) Rice 121-41 188'18 32'37 40'47 N-1 KR Kendujhar (28) Rice 16'19 174'02 48'56 14'97 KR Kendujhar (25) Rice 48'56 100'77 30·76 41'27 KR Kendujhar (24) ED Rice 24'28 53'42 8'09 1214 KR Kendujhar (22) ED Rice 172'40 36'42 73'25 1'01-1 KR Kendujhar (19) ED Rice 132'74 164'30 2428 27'92 N-l KR Kendujhar (13) ED Rice 142,05 531'76 98'74 445'15 N-1,M-l, Temple KR Kendujhar (16) Fice 40'47 42'49 91·06 2023 18'21 KR Kendujhar (16) Rice 75'28 87'41 38'85 31'16 62'32 KR Kendujhar (13) Rice 69·61 144'88 32'37 67'16 KR Kendujhar (19) Rice 101'17 20'23 459·72 156'21 768·91 N-2 PR,KR Kendujhar (13) ED Rice 105'62 4·05 408,73 82,96 242'82 N-6,M-1, Temple 184 VILLAGE AMENITItS Police Station-PATANA L. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-J No. Village area of the ,.>opulation is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (fI.oumber of kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms', 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------A------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tiona I Water &. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ~~-~~- ~- ~-- - --~- .~- 61 ~abarachua 605'41 520 (102) P -(5-10) TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 62 Nuagaon (Badal 371'91 397 (74) P (2) -(5-10) W,TW,Tk -(5-10) - (-5) - (-5) 63 Dalanga 446'77 764 (137) P -(5-10) TW - (-5) - (5-10) -(5-10) 64 Godipokhari 560'09 749 (t29) P - (-5) Tk,W,TW - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 05 Dhallur jayapur 105'21 233 (40) P - (-5) TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 66 Rengalabeda 32132 482 (82) P,M -(5-10) TW,W,Tk,R -(5-10) - (-5) -(5-10) 67 Angikala 283·69 608 (116) P,H -(5-10) TW,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(S-IO) 68 Baradangua 184'13 337 (63) P -(5-10) TW,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) BS 69 jamunapasi 50'59 930 (179) P,M,H - (-5) TW,W,Tk PO - (-5) -(10+ ) 70 Kodakhamana 381'62 567 (106) P - (-5) TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 71 Barudipasi 288'95 465 (80) P,M -(5-10) TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 72 Padmakesharpur 206'39 250 (43) P -(S-tO) TW,W,Tk - (-5) -,5-10) -(5-10) 73 Nayakhamana 293'40 718 (132) P,M -(5-10) TW,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (Muakhaman) 74 Kimirdapasi 116·55 260 (47) - (-5) -(5-10) F,W,lk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 75 Dharuapada 77·30 105 (21) P -(10+) TW,W,R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 76 Murusuana 256'98 1,164 (196) P,M,H - (-5) R,W,TW,Tk PO - (-5) BS 77 Bhalupahadi 291·78 416 (68) P -(5-10) TW,W - (-~) -(5-10) - (-5) 78 Padmapur 225'01 223 (36) P -(5-10) TW,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 79 Manapur 23553 471 (84) P -(5-10) TW,W.Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 80 De nua 392'95 706 (121) P,M -(5-10) TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 81 Patanali 174'82 141 (24) P -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 82 Changuapada 7001 77 (13) - (-5) -(5-10) TW,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-iO) 83 Kiapada 110·48 297 (56) P -(5-10) TW,W,Tk,R - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 84 Kochilapada 31-97 62 (10) - (-5) -(5-10) R,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 85 Kha ji rapasi 138·00 178 (26) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 86 Silida 450·43 852 (147) P,M -(5-10) TW,W,Tk,R - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 87 Raipur 21327 323 (50) P - (-5) W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 87 Mahudipa 217-32 544 (100) P - (-5) W,R - (-5) -(10+) - (-5J 89 jumei 323·34 640 (125) P - (-5) W,R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) ';0 Surendrapur 113 72 126 (2.3) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) -(:-10) .- (-5) -~-----~----- ~------~ 185 LJJRECT0RY AND LAND usa Tahasil-K'ENDUJHAR App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e" area under different types of land Remark5 loach Distance use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Supply Food ,... ______A. ______...... to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of ~ated irrigated waste available religious by (including for historical §ource gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- graves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR,PR Kendw jhar (CI) Rice 221'77 29'94 158'23 4047 155.00 KR Kendujhar (11) Rice 44'92 202·34 4'86 119'79 KR I<.endu jhar (13) Rice 3C'75 239'17 28'73 148·12 KR KenduJhar (16) ED Rice 272'35 3116 161'88 4047 5423 PR,KR Kendujhar (16) Rice 16'18 68'80 1214 8'09 KR Kendu jhar (17) ED Rice 80'94 2'42 149'33 48'16 40'47 N-l PR, KR Kendujhar (17) ED Rice 43'71 170'38 32'37 37'23 N-l PR,KR Kendujhar (16) Rice 24'28 9,31 105'62 2023 24'69 KR Kendujhar (19) W Rice 46'14 2'02 2'43 KR Kendujhar (22) Rice 222'98 62'73 95'91 KR Ken~ ujhar (24) Rice 16673 5018 72'04 KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 7"28 101'98 35'21 61'92 , N-l KR Kendujhar (24) ED Rice 223'39 37'64 32'37 KR Kendu jh:u (24) ED Rice 89'03 1943 8'09 KR Kendujhar (30) ED Rice 16'19 28'33 18'62 14'16 t-.R Kendu jhar (24) EA Rice, Wheat 2023 118'17 7285 45'73 N-4, M-l, T-1 KR Kendu;har (25) ED Rice 24'28 111'69 11736 3845 N-2 KR Kendujhar \24) Rice 12829 52'21 21-85 2266 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 2266 4087 50'59 121-41 KR Kendujhar (27) ED Rice 36,42 237'55 97·13 21'85 N-4, M-l KR Kendujhar (29) Rice 82·15 74'46 1821 M-l KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 27'92 16·19 25'90 KR Kenduihar (35) Rice 6435 .)0'23 2'5·90 I KR Kendu jhar (28) ED Rice 43·71 22582 '5099 12991 KR Karanjia (20) Rice, Maize 22-66 117-76 2428 4857 Temple KR Karanjla (22) ED Rice 17·80 11453 2833 5666 KR Karanjia (22) Rice 14·56 19951 2833 80·94 KR Karanjia (18) ED Rice 74·87 14·57 24·28 186 VillAGE AMENITIES Police Station-PAT ANA l. C. Name of the Total Total Amen i ie~ available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) i~0· Village area of the population is sho vn in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., n broad ranges, Viz, -5 Kms., 5-10 Kills. and 10+ Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility IS available is given) , ______- __ A ______~ Educa Medical Drinking P")st Dayor Communi- tiona Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market! Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 "2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 91 Deuliapasi 15095 179 (37) P - (-5) W,Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) - (-5) 92 Udayapur 1,953·42 3,342 (636) P(2),M(2),H ~IC,FPe W,Tk PTO Mcnday BS 93 Banapada 8498 Uninhabited 94 Gobindapur 18·62 40 (8) (-5) - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (5-10) - (-5) 95 Silipada 747'05 1,208 (222) P,M - (-5) W PO - (-5) - (-5) 96 laxmipasi 295'83 371 (60) P -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) - (5-10) - (-5) 97 Balanipasi 168·35 405 (69) P - (-5) W,R,Tk - (-~) Tuesday - (-5) 98 Pipilia 2?5·(}1 392 (62) P,M -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 99 Khuntapada 33103 457 (91) P -(5-10) W,Tk PO - (-5) - (-~) 100 Gunduripasi 16835 355 (64) P ~ (-5) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) - (-5) 101 Nischintapur 256·57 ,361 (64) P - (5-10) Tk,W - (-5) BS -(5-10) 102 Gojitangar 309·18 397 (74) P,M -(5-10) Tk.W PO BS (Gojitangiri) 103 Ba litota 144·47 508 (91) P,M -(5-10) W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) W,R PO - (-5) - (-5) 104 Tando 66409 1,091 (206) P MeW - (--5) - (-5) - (-5) 105 Dubeipentha 419·25 893 (172) P - (-5) W,Tk P -(10+ ) W.Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 106 Chatarapani 392·55 628 (104) 538 (115) P - (-5) W.Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 107 Telipada 35774 P - (-5) W.S - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 108 Jaganathpur 18170 272 (44) P,M - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 109 Ganbibeda 261'02 447 (80) (P2) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 110 Danuatangarapada 248Q7 444 (83) 3~"2 (70) P -- (-5J W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 111 Dhanurjayapur (Sana) 492m 227 (38) - (-5) -- (- S) W,Tk - (-5) -(~-10) -(5-10) 112 Til abeda (Tilanbera) 165·92 634 (115) P,M - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 113 Matiaguni alias 24969 Gopalpur 246 (43) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 114 Balavadrapur 17685 355 (65) -(-5) - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 115 Haladibata 93·48 - (-5) - (-5) 357·34 48~ (89) -(-5) - (-5) W,Tk -- (-5) 116 Aharapada 470 (99) P,M,H H,e W,Tk PTO Sunday BS 117 Saharapada 234·31 1,127 (236) P - (-5) W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 11d Gurandijodi 52164 236 (36) -(-5) - (-5) W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 119 Khandeipada 182·51 447 (72) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 120 Valiadihi (Bholiadihi) 256 57 187 DIRECTORY AND LAND use Tahasil-KENDU )HAR ____-<..". ... __r ... ~~ ------App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i, e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distan~1'l Supply food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (In Kms.) ,...------~------.A.------, any village forest Irri- Un~ Culturable Area not place of gated irriga ted waste available religious, by (including for historical ~ource gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ------~- -~-- KR Karanji-a (18) Rice, Maize 14·16 120'60 10,12 6·07 Temple PR Kendujhar (14) ED,EO Rice, Wheat, 75069 595.70 26912 33791 N-11.M-2 Maize 6677 688 11-33 KR Karanjia (20) Rice, Wheat, 17·40 081 0·41 Maize KR Karanjia (18) EO Rice 4249 332'65 82·56 289·35 N-2,Temple KR KaranJia (16) Rice 8·C9 153·78 65·16 68·80 KR Karanjia ( 16) Rice 1-62 146·09 10·12 1052 M-l KR Karanila (16) Rice 1·62 16673 29·95 2671 KR Karanjia (12) ED Rice 8·09 126·66 74·87 121·41 KR Karan jia (14) Rice 1.61 101·58 34-40 3076 PR Karanjia (12) ED Rice 32" 193·84 34·40 25·09 KR, PR Karanjia (10) ED Rice 4·83 250·10 22·66 3157 KR Kendu jhar (10) W Rice 202 11331 688 22·26 KR Karanjia (6) ED Rice 1012 526·G9 2468 10320 M-3 KR Karanjia (5) ED Rice 9·71 358.55 809 42·~0 KR Kardlljla (10) ED RIce 8·0:1 253-74 21-45 10927 KR Karanjia (10) Rice 8·09 284'~0 2873 3642 KR Karan}ia (10) Rice 2·83 104·81 30·.l5 43·71 KR KaranJia (10) ED Rice 3035 109·27 4856 72 84 KR Kar<:lOjla (Ill) ED Rice 1416 177·25 20·24 36·42 KR Karanjia (15) Rice 56·66 15< 35 50·18 23472 KR Karanjia (10) Rice 3-24 125·45 1214 2509 KR Karanjld ( to) Rice 4-04 197'49 13·83 28·33 KR Karanjia (10) ED Rice 485 118·58 21·85 31·57 M-1 KR Karanjia (6) Rice 0-80 75·68 769 9·31 KR Karan jia (5) Rice 607 252-12 28·33 70·82 N-13, M-6, C-l PR,KR K:Hanjia (5) ED Rice 18·21 129·10 28·32 5868 N-9, M-2 KR ~aranjia (ll EAg Rice 2064 401·45 2671 72-84 N-2 KR Karanjia (li) Rice 12·14 86-20 32·37 51·80 KR Karanjia Rice 5·67 218·53 809 2428 188 vtUAG( AMENITIES Police Station-PATANA l.c. Name of the Total Total Ameni ie~ available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is sho:m in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms· and 10+Kms. oi the (in hectres) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) ~------~------~ Educa· Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tiona Water &. days of cation ( Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop. Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 121 Pingupatana 26831 283 (40) -(--5) - (-5) W.Tk - (-~) - (-5) - (-5) 122 Radhapur 212·05 250 (39) -(-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 123 Chadheivola 33589 201 (35) P -(5-10) W.rk -- (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 124 Godhinali 214·48 221 (38) P -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 125 Badaba lipas! 116'95 212 (35) P-2 - (-5) Tk,W,N PO - (-5) -(5-10) 126 Bholapada 190·20 281 (45) P RP Tk,W,N PO - (-5) -(5-10) 127 Sankhua 359'77 735 (152) P,M - (-5) Tk,W,N - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 128 Budhabana 250'32 483 (88) P - (-5) W - (-5) - ~-5) - (-5) 129 Sabaranibeda 203'56 224 (43) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) (Sabaranibara) 130 Padhanpada 193'44 281 (54) - (-5) - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 131 Bhagabilla 217'72 190 (39) - (-5) - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) Wednesday -(5-10) 132 Digapasi 413'18 685 (117) P.M - (-5) Tk,W.TW PO - (-5) -(5-10) 133 Sankhasar 141'64 100 (19) - (-5) - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) -(10+ ) 134 Gainsiri 227'84 352 (64) P - (-5) Tk.W - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 135 Na va jagannathpur 140'43 127 (26) P - (-5) W,Tk - (. -5) - (-5) -(~O+) 136 Chuapani 46'13 22 (6) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) -( 10+) 137 Kucheibeda 254'55 143 (35) - (-5) - (~5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -("0+) P,M - (-5) Tk,W,N PO 138 Gorasa 574'65 1,465 (250) - (-5) -(10+) 679 (124) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) 139 Palasapacta 335'89 -(10+) 165 (36) P - (-5) Tk,W PO - (-5) 140 Sanabaliposi 182·11 - (-5) 649 (136) P,M,H FPC Tk,W PO -- (-5) 141 Machhagarh 338'32 -(10+ ) 153 (27) P - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) 142 Sunaripasi 10805 -(10+) 185·75 166 (46) - (-5) - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) 143 Kaliaduma -(10+) 41561 488 (99) P - (-5) Tk,W,N - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 144 Baunsanali 24403 374 (70) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) 145 Paitamara BS 160·26 237 (51) P -(10+) R,W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS 146 Dudhanali 18777 174 (32) - (-5) -(5-10) Tk,W,R -(5-10) -(5-10) - (-5) 147 Kanthidiha '\02-39 108 (19) - (-5) - (5-10) W,R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 148 Nuagaonbudhusahi 157·02 245 (45) P -(10+) W,R - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 149 Haridagotha 226'62 256 (42) -(10+) ~(10+) R - ( -5) - (-5) -(5-10) 150 Gayalakund (Gayalamunda) '11}9 l)IKE(fORY AND lAND USEt Ta'ha l II - K'E ., DlJ jHAR .-~~~~ -~---~ ------~--~, ~---, - --- ~~--"~-""""'-':---. App. ~earE)st :Ol'\lrl ancl PO'.... (lr Staple Land llse U. e., art~a t1ndl"'r different types of :and Remal~s wach Distanc.e ?IJ?P'Y food use in l1el=tllrfs rounDee vp to 2 decimal places) including A_..,.._....,... ____.. __ ~ to 11 12 13 14 15 1& 17 13 19 2!l KR Ka'an,-ia (6) Rice 1619 18210 2(H4 ..:19·78 KR Kar3fljia (~\" Rice 1:·93 121·81 17·40 59-89 KR Karanjia (10) Rice 28·33 149·73 28-33 12'1..50 KR Karanjia (n) Rice 15·19 125·05 12-54 60-7') Kll KenduJnar (10) Rice 243 91·4(; 526 1780 KR !(arar.j'a (5) FD R.ice J 64 14569 12-14 2B·n M-2, N-2 KR Karanji3. (7) ED Rice 17°00 25819 2469 59·6~ M~2 KR Karanjia (10) Rice 4-05 14811 19-111l 28·33 KR Karanjia (8) R.ice 7'69 1~O·14 16·:9 29'54 KR Kar anjla ;10} Ric,. 141& 12~ 20°23 384S K.R Kararcjl3 {12) RICe 405 13340 2347 5180 KR Ka.'anjia (1.3) Rice 14·28 317-27 1902 52 &1 N~l KR Kacanjia (10) Rh:e fl.1C 1Ul'S7 6·00 Booo KR 'Kara"jia,13) RiCe 1421 111·:\3 l8N. 5261 KR t:.aranji.l (2{!) Rice 2D23 e·499 2-113 3238 KR Karanlia (15) Rice 22'61) 20B 324 KR Ka[~f'lJia ,;21)) l':Ke 42'09 1&& :>2 242 4-152 KR Karanjia (11) RICE' 420", 461'34 1[J'11 61'11 M-l KR \3aripad~ PI>} Rice &4'75 Z22'58 S'(J9 40'47 KR Kenoajhar {10) Rice 303.5 120,19 1'22 30,35 K',. KMar.jiil (21) Rice 8< 98 17&C4 .:t·,lS n-as M-1 KR 13aripda (H) Rice 11'14 11177 1 21 '10'93 KR Baripada (22) Rice 202 171°99 1'62 10·12 \~ ~" K., a.niia (22} Ric€ 41-'28 25~'95 1O'n 10927 KR K,ranjfa (21) ~ice KR Karanjia !l5) Rice !i'~ 131·12 o Bl 2024 KR Karanjia (15) Rice 20-H i~3'6& 364 20-23 KR Kendu jhar (16} Rice 1&·19 (12·73 324 2M3 KR l::endIJihar (2A) Rice, Wheat iI 09 13153 121 1&°19 KR Karanpa (2.3) R,ce 48·56 8498 7·69 85·39 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-PATANA l. C. Name of the Total Total Amel til's available (If not tvailable within the village, a cash (~) No. Village area of the population is sh -'wo in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms. 'n broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the . (in hectares) households} nearest place where the facility is available is given) , ______A ______~ EduCi- Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communi- tion. I Water and days of cation ( Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat; Station, if any Water- W-lY) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 151 Asanabani 117·76 93 (16) - (-5) -(10+) R,F - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) (Asanabeni) 152 Hinjalagadia 11048 165 (36) - (-5) ._-( 10+) W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 153 Keshadiha 26\·43 354 (58) P --(5-10) W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) (Keshadiha alias Katupada) 154 Katupada(Kotap:ida) 12667 280 (49) - (-5) -(5-10) W,R - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 155 Raidiha 414·40 823 (146) P,M -(10+) R,W PO Friday -(10+) 156 Purunapani 379'60 265 (49) p -(10+) W,R - (-5) - (-5) -(5-1u) 157 Ghuntibeda 15054 130 (26) - (-5) -(10+) R,W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 158 Sialijoda (Sialijodi) 416·02 532 (104) P --(10+ ) W,F - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 159 ]arakanibeda 302·30 465 (92) P - (5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 160 Medinipur 319·30 511 (93) P - (-5) W,R - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 161 Baratunia 410·76 717 (120) P (2),M -- (- 5) W PO - (-5) - (-5) 162 Talas.Hua 102-79 139 (26) - (-5) --'5-10) W,Tk,TVV - (-5) -(5-10) - (-:,) 163 Barabeda 1~6 20 254 (44) P --(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 164 Hariharapur 17847 97 (18) - (-5) -(5-10) W,Tk - (-!J) -{1Q:!-) - (-5) 165 Khilarinuagaon 287·73 362 (62) P -(10+) W - (-5) Saturddy -(5-10) 166 Vandaribilla 11).71 216 (32) - (-5) -·(10+ ) W,lk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 167 Tendra 353·29 788 (154) P,M -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 168 Badabil 261·02 558 (95) P;M,H MCW,D W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 169 Jamunalia 270·33 5"7 (98) P -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 170 Dasapada 169·16 274 (39) P -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 171 Tavasarua 392·14 914 (162) P,M -r(5-10) TW, W, Tk PO -(5-10) BS 172 Rasapada 178·87 158 (26) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 173 Khajuridiha 150·94 186 (30) P,H - (-5) TW, W, Tk - (-5) Saturday BS 174 Saraswatipada 17361 277 (55) P -(5-10) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) (Surasaupada) 175 Suagapur 16026 295 (56) P,M -(5-10) TW,W,Tk - (-5) -,5-10) - (-5) 176 Begana (Beguna) 702-54 1,260 (218) P,M,H - (-5) Tk, R, W PO - (-5) - (-5) 177 Dhanabeni 298·25 412 (67) P MCW R,W - (-5) - (-5) BS 178 Durgadeipur 53·01 223 (37) - (-5) - (-5) R.W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 179 Tikayatpatana 8·90 267 (52) P :PC,HC TW,W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 180 Badapatana 11-74 435 (73) M,H - (-5) TW,W.R - (-~) - (-5) - (-5) 191 DIRECTORY AND lAND use Tahasil-1 ,------~- App? Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance S!:!pply foqg use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Km~.J r .. ---.--..,._------.,..A.'I"'------_____ -~ any (ill a 81} for!,!st Irri~ Un- Culturable Area not place of sated irrigated waste avaliable religious by (including for historical §[Jurce gaucher cultivation or and archaen- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Karan jia (16) Rice 10·11 71 23 4·05 32·37 KR Karanjia (17) Rice 405 90'65 H2 14·16 KR Karanjia (14) Rice 12 14 197·49 1943 32·37 KR Karanjia (15) Rice 17'00 76·89 S·26 27·52 KR Karanjia (21) Rice 38·45 28085 2428 70·82 KR Karan jirl (23) Rice 16187 136·18 10. 12 71·23 KR Karanjia (/4) Rice 29·95 71)'89 161 42·09 KR Karanjia (17) Rice 32·38 26466 21·85 97'13 KR Karanjia (13) Rice l8·33 205·99 1942 48·56 KR Kendujhar (9) Rice,Wheat 3643 182'51 23·47 7689 KR Karanjia (9) ED Rice 16·19 329·82 24·'8 40'47 M-2 KR Karanjia (14) ED Rice 27·11 67·1R 2·02 6'48 KR Karanjia (11) Rice 11-73 67·58 607 7082 KR Karanjia (14) Rice,Wheat 19·02 86·60 405 6B80 KR Karanjia (19) Rice,Wheat 49·78 10967 323 125'05 KR Kar~nji:l (18) Rice,Wheat 12 'i4 16'19 48·56 4'45 3197 KR Karanjia (19) ED Rice,Wheat 4047 42'09 23077 8'49 31'97 N-1 PR Bariplda (11) ED Rice,Wheat Ii 07 200·72 19'83 3440 N-8, M-3 KR Baripdda (12) ED Ricp,Wheat 10 1~ 17847 32-37 4937 KR Baripada (1?) Rice,Wheat 1214 11574 17'00 2428 PR,KR Ki!ran)ia (14) ED Rice 42·90 1982 27276 688 4978 Temple KR Karanjia (15) Rice 2388 33·59 10441 364 13-35 PR,V-R Karanjia (15) ED Rice 44·92 58·68 1·21 46·1, KR Karanjia (14) ED Rice 404 101'58 28'33 39·66 KR Karanjia (15) ED Rice 6·07 89·84 27·93 3642 KR Kara'ljia (16) EO Rice 6q &1 397·81 4-45 23067 KR Karanjia (16) Rice 23·88 113·14 1254 12869 Temple KR Kendujhar (17) ED Rice 0·81 12-66 081 2873 N-3, M-2 PR,I VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-PATANA loC. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is sh ;)wn in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (NurT,ber of Kms , in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms·, 5-10 Kms and 10+Kms' of the (in hectares) households) ,-______nearest place where the facility A ______is available is given) ----.. E~uc. - Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communi- tlon. I . Water &. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Markell Railway Hat, Station if any Water- way) 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 TW,W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 181 Kameswarapur 117·76 324 (74) - (-5) PHC,D - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 182 Sivanarayanpur '1045 126 (22) - (-5) - (-5) R, W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 183 Bhabisakudar 5463 17 (4) - (-5) R,W 184 Sanapadiapasi 4694 Uninhabi ted . - (4) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 185 Kamalabahali 27·92 13 - (-5) - (-5) R, W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 186 Sana jamupiisi 64·75 162 (26) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 187 Putulia 284·09 407 (74) P - (-5) R, W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 188 Nuapada 311-32 607(110) P,M,H MCW TW, W, Tk, F PO Friday -(5-10) 189 Tangarpada 571·82 1,224 (222) (Telitangarpada) 776 (148) P -(5-10) R, W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 190 Ankura 472-27 (37) P -(5-10) TW,W, R - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 191 AnaJadihi 133·95 232 (Analaoiha) 522 (79) P ...... 5-10) TW, W. R - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 192 Kenduapada 311·60 180 (32) -- (-5) ->(5-10) R,W - (-5) - (-5) - (5-10) 193 Bhimapada 179·28 331 (74) P -,{5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) -(:'-10) 194 Muasapada 167·14 (Musapada) 722 (130) P, M -(5-10) lW, ·w, Tk, R - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 195 Mahisamundi 577·89 P -(;,-10) TW .- (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 196 Khuntapada 35451 555 (102) P -(5-10) Tw,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 197 Kasipur 155·80 382 (73) P -(5-10) TW, W, Tk PO -(5-10) -(10+ ) 19& Badaganmaria 27154 535 (100) 639 (116) P, M, H -(5-10) TW PO - 1-5) -(10+) 199 Kendeipasi 386088 (Kandeipasi) 156 (26) - (-S) -(5-10) W, Tk, F - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 200 Bhogapasi 77·70 (Bhagiposi) 176 (33) - (-5) - (5-10) F, W, Tk - (-5) - (5-10) -(5-10) 201 Tanheipasi 128·29 774(143) P, M --(5-10) TW - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 202 Chakundapal 334·27 247 (39) P -(10+ ) Tk,W - (- 5) - (-5) - (-5) 203 Purunia 183.73 424 (66) P -(10+) F, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 204 SaJaniposi 305'54 1,129 (199) P -(5-10) lW, W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 205 Kantiapada 739·36 - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 218·53 344 (60) P -(5-10) TW, W, Tk 206 Talapada p - (-5) -(5-1Q) -(5-10) 205·58 327 (57) -(10+) TW, W, Tk 207 Pe tadhanur jayapur -(5-10) -(5-10) 361-38 531 (93) - (-5) -(10+ ) Tk, W - (-5) 208 }amuna\\a. -(5-10) -(10+) 388·90 S09 (86) - (-5) -(10+) Tk, W, TW - (-5) 209 Jadichatar -(10+) 477 (85) P -(10+) lW, W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) 210 Saradhapur 355·72 193 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-KENDUJHAR App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Stlpply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including ,-______.A-______~ to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (includmg for historical source gauchar cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 ·,4 15 16 17 18 19 20 PR,KR Karanjia (17) ED Rice 19·02 57·47 41·27 N-5, M-2, C-1 KR Karanjia (17) ED Rice 13-36 8·09 N-3, M-1, C-2 KR Karanjia (18) Rice 0·40 19·43 1·21 33·59 10·11 14·57 22·26 KR Karanjia (20) Rice 0·81 22·26 1·62 3·23 KR Karanjia (19) Rice 081 35'61 2·43 25·90 KR Karanjia (19) Rice 36·42 97·94 9·71 140'02 KR Karanjia (20) Rice 36·02 158·M 3·64 123·02 N-1 KR Karanjia (26) ED Rice 46·14 345·60 1·21 178·87 N-3, M-4, Temple KR Baripada (16) ED Rice 44·11 259·00 9·71 159·45 KR Karanjia (17) ED Rice 20·64 65·96 14·57 32·78 KR Karanjia (18) Rice 40·89 183·32 35·21 52·20 KR Karanjia (28) Rice 14·97 51·SO 3·24 109·27 KR Kendujhar (29) Rice 12·55 106·44 1·21 4694 KR Kendujhar (19) Rice 63·94 222·58 58·68 232·69 N-1 KR Kendujhar (19) Rice 247·67 29·54 77.30 KR ~endujhar (21) Rice 2064 99·15 8·09 27·92 KR Kendujhar (19) Rice 16106 40 47 7001 KR Kendujhar (22) ED Rice 58·68 182·51 64·75 80·94 N-3 KR Kendujhar (22) Rice 16·19 40·87 4·05 16·59 KR Kendujhar (21) Rice 55·44 54·64 405 14·16 KR Kendujhar (19) Rice 1012 218·53 40·47 6515 KR Kendujhar (19) ED Rice 37·64 74·46 30·76 40·87 KR Kendujhar (21) Rice SO· 13 107·65 40·46 77·30 KR Kendujhar (19) ED Rice 2&9·12 268·31 80·93 121·00 N-1 KR Kendujhar (16) Rice 70·41 86·20 20·64 41·28 KR Kendujhar (14) Rice 32·38 95·10 37·64 4046 KR Kendujhar (16) Rice 121·40 114·93 46·54 7851 KR Kendujhar (14) Rice 9389 144·88 44·51 105·62 KR Kendujhar (14) Rice 14043 104·41 46·13 6475 194 VILlACF AMENlliES Police Station --PAT ANA -- - -- ~ ------_ L. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a da sh (..:._) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms·, in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms , 5-10 Kms· and 10+Krns. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------~------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tlonal Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 & 7 8 9 10 211 Shyamasundarapur 122·&2 185 (30) - (-5) -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)- 212 Sanagahrnaria 274'38 360 (68) P -(10+ ) W,Tk,TW - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 213 Brahmanideo 307'97 695 (119) P -(10+ ) W,R PO - (-5) -(10+) 214 lhaliapada 245'24 303 (49) P -(1r.+) F,W - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 215 Balibandha 382'02 464 (73) P -(10+) W,TW,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 216 Galaphula 110'88 5&3 (109) P -(10+) W,TW,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 217 Madhapur 454'u& 538 (79) P -(5-10) W,Tk,F -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 218 Saanarapasi 109'27 202 (43) - (-5) - (-5) W,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 219 Suambirajaya- 275'19 692 (113) P,M - (-5) W,Tk,TW.F - (-5) - (-5) BS govindpur 220 Guludipasi 412'38 725 (121) P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW PO - (-5) -(5-10) 221 Kantapa,i 44'52 5 (1) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 222 Daitigasivanarayan- 51'40 11 (2) - (-5) -(~-10) F,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) pur 223 Sarashakola 762'43 1,162 (223) P,M -(5-10) Tk,W,TW PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 224 Dumuridiha 10'93 202 (41) P -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10) (Dimiridiha) 225 Bada jamupasi 348'43 431 (81) P -(10+) Tk,W,TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 226 Khamua 322'00 732 (130) P -(10+) n,w - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) 227 Badadhanur jayaput 492'91 576 (93) P,M -(10+) TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 228 Musakhori 783'07 976 (187) P,M,H -(10+) TW,W,Tk . PO - (-5) - (-5) 229 Girdhina 59·89 69 (14) - (-5) -(10+) TW,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 230 Badapadiapasi 46'94 66 (8) - (-5) -(10+) W - (-5) - (-5l - (-5) 231 Rathapada 47'35 147 (25) - (-5) -(5-10) W,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 232 Musanali 2590 218 (4l) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 233 Malipasi 163·49 611 (97) P,H, MCW Tk,W,TW - (-5) Monday 5S 234 Valughar 224'60 291 (47) P - (-5) W,TW -(5-10) - (-5) - (-5) 235 Giliridurna 85·39 55 (9) - (-5) -(!)-10) TW.W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 236 Dihanali 345·20 567 (109) P - (-5) TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 237 Mangllapur 221-36 279 (45) P - (-5) TW,W,R - (-5) - (-5) BS 238 Kuapasi 90.65 1&1 (30) - (-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) BS 239 lekhana 27·52 74 (14) - (-5) -('i-10) TW,W,F -(5-10) -(5-10) - (-5) 240 Sadhupada 59·08 183 (43) P - (-5) TW,W - (-5) - (-5) BS ------. ------_------195 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE T ahasil-KENDUJHA R - -~--~------~ -_ ~.------~ App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e_, area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places including to (in Kms,) r------A - _____ ------" any village Forest Irri- Un Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avaliable religious, by (iucluding for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 ~17 18 • ":~-':-'19 20 KR Kendujhar (19) Rice 32-37 51"40 10-52 28-33 KR K1:!odujhar (21) Rice 84-18 101'17 40'47 48'56 KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 12'95 192'64 102 100'36 KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 53-01 113-72 1'62 76'89 KR Kendujhar (25) Rice 64,75 193-84 8'50 114'93 KR Karanjia (26) Rice 3'64 7689 0'81 29'54 KR Karanjia (24) Rice ED 36'42 15'38 171'59 3'64-·~ Q 227'03 KR Karan jia (18) Rice 10-~2 6840 1':>1 29'14 PR,KR Karanjia (20) ED Rice 48'16 35-21 15864 2,02 31'16 N-l, Temple KR Karanjia (21) Rrce 47'35 0,81 184'13 0'81 179'28 KR Karanjia (22) Rice 7'69 2105 15'78 KR Karanjia (22) Rice 7,69 27'52 16-19 KR Karanjia (24) Rice 52'21 427'34 7'69 275"19 N-1 KR Karanjia (24) Rice 9-71 1'22 KR Karanjia (28) Rice 187-77 3'24 157'42 Temple KR Karanjia (2&) Rice -49'37 234'31 10·52 317'80 PR, KR Karanjia (28) Rice 56-66 147'31 9'30 279'64 KR Karanjia (26) ED Rice 63-94 295-83 16'19 407·11 KR Karanjia (2S) Rice 46'97 10'~2 KR Karanjia (25) Rice 2,IB 35'61 0'40 8'10 KR K aranjia (26) Rice 1'62 36'83 1'21 7'69 KR Karanjia (26) Rice 24'69 1'21 PR,I(R Karanjia (27) ED Rice 0'81 10B,05 2,83 51-80 N-1 KR Karanjla (25) Rice 31,97 100'77 0'81 91'05 KR Karanjia (26) Rice 2·83 &4·75 H2 16,59 PR,KR Karanjia (24) ED Rice 47-75 221.37 3-64 72'44 KR Karanjia (22) ED Rice 34'80 100'77 1'61 84·18 N-1 KR Karanjia (23) Rice 2"43 59'89 5·67 22·&6 KR Karanjia t23) Rice 0'40 23,88 3·24 PR.KR Karanjia (18) ED Rice 041 47'75 0·40 10·52 ------~------196 VIllAGE AMENITIES t',',lice Statnn-PATANA L C. Name of the Total Total Amenities avaifable (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectres) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) , ______A ______~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communi- tional Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railwav Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 II 9 10 241 Tainsira 12748 253 (53) P,H - (-5) W, Tk PO, Phone Wednesday BS 242 Kapundi 553'21 908 (149) P(2),M - (-5) W,R PO - (-5) - (-5) 243 Karanjiapada 153·78 446 (79) P -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 244 Chutiapasi 467"41 687 (116) P -(5-10) W, Tk -(5-10) -(5·10) -(5-10) 245 Valiadal 303·51 331 (54) M -(5-10) W,R -(5-10) -,5-10) -(5-10) 246 Erendei 1,18047 1,528 (271) F(2),M MCW TW,R,W PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 247 Asanabahali 142·05 146 (31) - (-5) -(5-10) R,W,n - (-5) • -(5-10) -(5-10) 248 Katabeda 30271 347 (58) P -(5-10) R,W,lk - (-5) -(5-10) -~ (10+) (Katarabeda) 249 Talapada 196'68 470 (85) P -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 250 Nuabandha 12383 184 (32) - (-5) -(10+) W - (5-10) - (-5) -(10+) 251 Fulapahadi 3~2'02 635 (115) P -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 252 Mirigakhoj"1 428'16 784 (151) P,M -(10+) W,R,TW PO -(5-10) -(10+) 253 Barachhela 38·04 Uninhabited 254 Kundala 653·16 993 (184) P,M -(10+) W, Tk -(5-10) Monday - (-5) 255 Jaipur 3bO·98 263 (43) - (-5) -(10+) n,w -(5~10) - (-5) -(5-10) 256 Khadikapada 83973 917 (170) P,M -(10+) W, Tk, R PO - (-5) - (-5) 257 Khadibeda 31687 32 (56) P -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 258 Badapasi 208·82 279 (50) - (-5) -(10+) W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 259 Gajapathar 157·42 315 (51) P. M, H, -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) Tuesday -(5-10) (Gojapathar) 260 Kudabeda alias 180·41 503 (100) P -(10+) W, Tk,R - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 2nd Jagannathpur 261 Kendujodi 28369 330 (55) P -(10+ ) W, Tk -(5-10) - (-5) -(5-10) 262 Dalapaka 28530 443 (88) P -(10+) Tk, W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 263 Sunapasi (Sanapasi) 229·46 278 (57) P -(10+) Tk -(5-10) - (-5) -(5-10) 264 'Damahuda 32294 413 (71) P -(10+ ) w,n PO Tuesday -(5-10) 265 Belasarei 188·18 448 (93) P -(10+) Tk, W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 266 Kamaramara 576·27 913 (158) P -(10+ ) TW, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 267 Ostajodi 363·00 857 (159) P -(10+ ) w,n - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 268 Golakunda 388·90 521 (96) P -(10+) W PO - (-5) - (--5) 269 Uchatangar 18170 396 (72) P -(10+) W, Tk, R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 270 Kamadabahali 198·70 296 (54) P -(10+) R, W, Tk -(5-10) - (-5) -(5-10) 197 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE -I ahasil-KENDU JHAR App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply rood use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including j to (in Kms.) r------"""' any Village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 PR, Kii. Karanjia (18) ED Rice 74'06 53'42 M-2 KR Karanjia (14) ED Rice 46'54 329·01 3·64 174·02 M-2 KR Karanjia (12) Rice 2·83 113·32 15·78 2185 KR Karanjia (13) Rice 41·28 295·42 4·85 125·86 KR Karanjia (14) Rice 48·16 107·24 10·92 137·19 KR Karanjia (26) ED Rice 71·63 487·65 1295 608·24 KR Karanjia (12) Rice 12·14 33·59 12'14 84·18 KR Karanjia (13) Rice 40·87 118·57 10·93 132·34 KR Karanjia (14) Rice 38·85 111-29 6·07 4047 KR Karanjia (10) Rice 24·28 74·46 6·88 18·21 KR Karanjia (30) Rice, Wheat 60·70 250·90 16·19 54·23 KR Karanjia (13) Rice 35.61 286·93 9·71 95·91 M-l 2·43 24·69 4·85 6·07 KR Kar.lnjia (33) Rice,Wheat 161·87 346·01 15·78 12950 KR Karanjia (35) Rice,Wheat 60·70 192·23 14·16 93·89 KR Karanjia (21) Rice,Wheat 161·87 424-92 24·28 228·66 M-l KR Karanjia (23) Rice,Wheat 60·70 188·18 8·09 5990 KR Karanjia (25) Rice,Wheat 37-23 ~15·34 4·05 52.20 KR Karanjia (33) Rlce,Wheat 20·23 97·13 4·04 36 02 M-3 KR Karanjia (32) Rice,Wheat 80·94 178·06 16·19 105·22 KR Karanjia (37) Rice/Wheat 51·39 170·38 12·14 49·78 KR Karanjia (36) Rice,Wheat 64.75 161.87 16·19 42·49 KR Karanjia (36) Rice,Wheat 30·35 153·78 4·86 40·47 KR Karanjia (35) Rice,Wheat 24·28 214·48 8·10 76·08 PR, KR Karanjia (30) Rice,Wheat 1012 157·83 6·07 1416 KR Karanjia (25) Rice 80·94 400·64 13·75 80·94 KR Karanjia (25) Rice 48·56 25698 14·16 43·30 KR Karanjia (22) Rice 40·47 285'30 6·07 57·06 I VillAGE AMENITIES Police Station-PATANA L· C Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village {Number of Kms·, in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms· and 10+Kms. of the (in hecatres) households} nearest place where the facility is available is given) ,------~------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water & days of catiun lPotable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, it any Water way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 - (-5) L/I Gopinathapur alias 299·06 254 (40) - (-5) -(10+ ) W, Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) Gurubotangar (Gopi na thpurgun j a tanga r) 272 Banabir 389·31 396 (70) P,M -(10+ ) W, Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) Total '14,436·41 121,231 P-200 D-3 (21,9741 M-59, MCW/MH/ H-24, CWC-10, C-1 PHC/HC-6, FPC-3, 0-2 199 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-KENDl'JHAR App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of Innd Remraks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including ,..-______A ______""'\ to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avaliable religious by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical intere!>t 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ----- KR Karanjia (26) Rice -4047 194.25 12.14 52·20 KR Karanjia (30) Rice 60.70 248.88 8·50 71.23 M-1 9,465·57 550·35 41,273·32 5,711.60 17,435·57 N·150, fl.-59, C-5, T-2 _lISA GHATGAON P.S . ...,.ICT KENDUJHAR A It l1li.-"- , '!S. • • 1 , ; ~ I I • • I -4 ~ • ~ 0 " ~ '" ~ 41 I • ... 11 c • Kill iO" f-~ lIotndaf) r"IICC" 1\ ~ )) I>' .. ,I • t t-I"o},"p~r , \ a.e ... rkJ I I ...... 1 \,lIa~~ \.11 .... lflO m."'~ tn",' ,t< ,1 .. I,,., II ..... )\r, ... ;m,,"'r, 'I ,OftKC P><'\" ! .., PTO tillh ... h '11 u ... "",. I I i ".t.<"'n1~ ~nd Cil ,I" __j Vil LAGE DIRECTORY OF GHATGAON P. s. 202 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF GHATGAON POLICE STATION 51. Name of the Village L.c. 51. Name of the Village L.c. No. No. No. No. , 2 3 1 2 3 1 Ambuapada 14 46 Ghatagaon 109 2 Arjanabilla 100 47 Ghuntijhisria 37 3 Asanabani 25 48 Gobarabeda 15 4 Badabarabeda 78 49 Godhirampara 46 5 Badajamupasi 98 50 Golabandha 104 6 Badamasinabilla 67 ;1 Gopapur 6 7 Badanuagaon 50 52 Gopinathpur 126 8 Baghaghar 34 ;3 Haladharpur 92 Baidabaza 48 54 Har ichandanpur 102 10 Baiganapal 57 55 Hatinota 120 11 Balijodi 107 56 Jamuleibeda 47 12 Balipokhari 124 5'" Kalighai 58 13 Banachakulia 129 58 Kapasapada 66 14 Banakanda 91 59 Kasibera 33 15 Banamahuldiha 54 &0 Katarabera 22 16 Bankapatuli 2 :'1 Ketanga 65 17 Barha tipira 88 ;2 Kha juri juani 31 18 Bedhapal 114 03 Khantaghara 32 19 Bhalukipatala 19 64 Khudaputuli 12 20 Bhanjatippira 85 65 Khunta 103 21 Bharandia 16 66 Khuntapada 83 22 Bholabera 21 67 Kolipasi 117 23 Bidyadharpur 77 68 Kothaghar 49 24 Binajhari 115 69 Kudhatangara % 25 Brundabanpur 18 70 Kumadabahali (Kundubahali) 44 71 Kundapitha 60 26 Chhatia 81 72 Kusunpur 105 27 Chhotraipur 123 73 Langalakanti 72 28 Chikiniagovindpur 23 74 Laxmipasi alias Jarasadha 30 29 Chinamalipasi 42 (Laxmipasi) 30 Dalangapani 36 75 Machhabhandar 40 31 Dandipasi 3 76 Madhupur 95 32 Danguapasi 28 77 Mahuladihi 64 33 Dehuripada 87 78 Makundapurpatna 110 34 Dehuripasi 97 79 Manata 118 35 Dhangaddiha 128 80 Mathurapasi 5 36 Dhanur jay pur 94 81 Medinipur 62 37 Dhenkikote 73 82 Melan 106 38 Dhobapitana 10 83 Mahulagadia 74 39 Dhuligarh 111 84 Manoharpur 29 40 Dubalabeda 125 85 Murgapahadi 99 41 Dumuria 51 86 Mudrabera 39 42 Dwarikapasi 9 87 MUKtapur 35 43 Gadadharpur 101 88 Mundatangar 44 Gandasila 79 89 Nakajhati 112 45 Ghatabali jodi 53 90 Nalabilla 61 ------.-_------203 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF GHATGAON POLICE STATION 51· Name of Village L.c. 51. Name of Village loC. No. No· No No 2 3 1 2 3 91 Nimighera 27 111 Sagadapata 122 92 Nischintapur 90 112 5agadia 93 93 Nuapada 41 113 5anamasinabilla 68 94 NU5uripasi 86 114 Sannuagaon 69 95 Paidapa tana 84 115 :ianbarabeda 70 96 Palanaghati (Palanighati) 45 116 5anjamupasi 113 97 Panupasi (Panapasi) 63 117 Santarapur 82 98 Parsurampur 24 118 Saraspasi 17 99 Pauchhia 127 119 5arupata 26 100 Pichhilabeda 55 120 Sitabinjh 76 101 Pipilia 4 121 Sunaripasi 121 102 Podadiha 11 122 Tandibeda 75 103 Poipani 7 123 Tando 52 104 Raghubeda 80 124 Tangarata Ii 119 105 Raikudar 20 125 Tara 89 106 Rdjapat 116 107 Ramachandrapur 38 126 Tikira 71 108 Rohiniduma (Rahanidumu) 56 127 Toranipokhari 13 109 Rudhiapada 43 128 Uperadiha 108 110 Sadangabahali 59 129 Vandaripasi 8 204 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-CHA TGAON l.c. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (If not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of l (in hectares) households} ~_~ ______nearest place where the Afacility ______is available is given) ~ Educa~ Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water and days of cation (Potable) Telegrapb the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Mundatangar 186·16 268 (56) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 2 Bankapatuli 430·18 722 (123) P CHW W,Tk - (-5) Friday BS 3 Dandipasi 135·17 314 (60) P -'(-5) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 4 Pipilia 945'75 1,237 (222) P,M,H MCW TW,W,Tk PO - (-5) BS 5 Mathurapasi 339·53 530 (96) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 6 Gopapur 32334 420 (80) P MCW C,R,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 7 Poipani 577·89 1,085 (185) P,M CHW C,W,lk PO - (-5) -(5-10) 8 Vandaripasi 38·45 94 (18) - (-5J - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 9 Dwarikapasi 190·61 309 (58) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 10 Dhobapitana 236·74 551 (89) P - (-5) TW,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - l-5) 11 Podadiha 59·89 140 (27) - (-5) CHW W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 12 Khudaputuli 63'54 170 (24) - (-5) - (--5) TW,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) BS 13 Torani~okhari 335·48 597 (110) P,M,H HC TW,W,Tk PO -(5-10) BS 14 Ambuapada 519'21 145 (150) P CHW W,Tk - (-5) -'(-5) - (-5) 15 Gobarabeda 249·69 461 (78) P,M - (-5) TW,W,Tk PO - (-5) BS 16 Bharandia 267·90 386 (64) - (-5) - (-5) TW,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 17 Saraspasi 193·04 376 (69) P - (-5) Tk',W,TW - (-5) - (-5) BS 18 Brundabanpur 166·73 352 (60) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-~) - (-5) - (-5) 19 Bhalukipa tala 257·38 534 (94) - (-5) CHW W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 20 Raikudar 208·01 246 (36) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 21 Bholabera 1,016'98 1,427 (272) P,M,H CHW W,TW,Tk PO Tuesday - (-5) 22 Katarabera 687'97 531 (104) P - (-5) R,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 23 Chikiniagovindpur 57425 742 (125) P CHW TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 24 Parsurampur 173'21 270 (47) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 25 Asanabani 465'79 392 (70) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 26 Sarupata 923'09 804 (154) P -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 27 Nimighera U·S 42 (7) - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 28 Danguapasi 355·72 460 (91) P CHW W,Tk,TW - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 29 Manoharpur 509'90 649 (109) P MCW Tk,W,TW PO -(5-10) - (-5) 30 laxmipasi alias Jara- 250'10 158 (35) - (-5) -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) sadha (laxmipasi) 205 DIRECTORY AI\.JD LAND USE Taha!>il-KENDUIHAk App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Kms.) r------.A.------_"""' any village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religiou~, by (including tor historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 14 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (20) Rice 78·92 39.25 29.54 38.45 N-3,M-7C-4, T-1 PR,KR Kendu jhar (16) Rice 101·17 165.52 119·38 44.11 N-2 KR Kendujhar (19) Rice 22·26 54.64 29.54 211.73 PR Kendujhar (21) Rice 28328 320.92 202·75 138·80 N-3,M-1 PR,KR Kendujhar (14) Rice 64·75 135.57 73·65 65·56 KR Kendujhar (17) Rice 93.08 13-t 76 55.44 4006 KR Kendujhar (27) Rice 129.50 325.37 63S4 5908 N-l,M-l KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 2.02 29·54 567 1·22 KR Kendujhar (29) Rice 6·48 123·43 47·75 12'!:l5 KR Kendujhar (26) Rice 24·28 143·26 52·61 1659 KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 11.09 40'47 971 1-62 KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 10.12 31.57 1133 10·52 KR Kendujhar (23) ED Rice 109.27 142'45 59. Of' 1.468 N-4 KR Kendujhar (26) ED Rice 7689 212.46 153·78 76 oa Kendujhar (32) KR ED Rice 24·28 165.11 40.07 20.23 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 25.09 161.87 56.66 24·28 KR Kendujhar (29) ED Rice 10.12 12141 48.56 12·95 KR Kendujhar (34) Rice 16·19 133,14 8·50 8.90 KR Kendujhar (26) ED Rice 36.42 15337 36·83 30·76 Temple KR Kendujhar (29) Rice 1012 85.39 52·20 60.30 KR Kendu jhar (20) ED Rice 364'22 358'15 135'57 159'04 PR Kendujhar (26) ED Rice 80'94 162'68 361'79 82'56 N-l,M-l PR Kendujhar (22) Rice 89'03 28·73 138'40 130'71 187·38 1 KR Kendujhar (22) Rice 121-41 647'50 8094 73'24 KR Kendujhar (29) Rice Not available KR Kendujhdf (29) Rice 6070 9510 75·68 124'24 KR Kendujhar (17) Rice 80'94 148'92 98'34 181'70 KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 80'94 6O'7U 14'16 94'30 206 VILLAGE AMENITIES eolice Statlon-GHATGAON l. C, Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No, Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms" in broad ranges, Viz, -5 Kms" 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms, 0f the (in hectares) hQuseholds) nearest plaLe where the facility is available is given) , ______.A_. ______, Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water 8< days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market! Railway Hat, Station, If any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 '(I-t.::jurijuani 36219 323 (62) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 32 Khantaghara 464'18 4<5 (91) P - (-5) TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 33 Kasibera 501'41 663 (125) P CHW TW,W,lk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 34 Baghaghar 205'18 206 (33) -- (-5) - (-5) Tk,W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 35 Muktapur 350'86 587 (102) P - (-5) Tk,W,TW - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 36 Dalangapani 335'48 371 (66) P - -(-5) Tk,W,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 37 Ghuntijharia 155'00 17q (29) - (-5) - (-5) w,n - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 38 Ramachandrapur 264'26 313 (53) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 39 Mudrabera 343'96 380 (73) P - (-5) TW,W,1k,R - (-5) - (-5) BS 40 Machhabhandar 243·62 308 (52) - (-5) CHW W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 41 Nuapada 355'31 427 (76) P -(10+) W,Tk - (-5) _ (_Ii) - (-5) 42 Ch inama Iipa si 781-45 899 (150) P,M -(10+) W, Tk PO - (-5) ...:... (-5) 43 Rudhiapaca 587'20 549 (94) P -(5-10) w,n - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 44 Kumadabahali 1,019'61 886 (152) F' -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (Kundubahali) 45 Pa/anagilati 423,30 562 (99) P -(5-10) w,n - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) (Palanigha t i) 46 Codhira'llpara 260·65 301 (49) P -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 47 Jamuleibeda 329·01 420 (78) P -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) Thursday -(10+) 48 Baidabaza 28247 404 (66) P -(5-10) w,n - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 49 t 51 Dumuria 57385 978 (193) P, M,H MCW,I) w,n PO - (-5) -(10+) 52 Tanda 601-36 788 (160) P - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(10+ ) 53 Ghatabalijoai 59974 366 «(>7) p - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 54 Banamahuldiha 906.90 625 (105) P - (-5) W, Tk -(5-10) - (-5) -(10+ ) 55 Pichhilabeda 67947 426 (71) P - (-5) w,n -(5-10) - (-5) -(10+) 56 Rohiniduma 474·69 205 (35) P - (-5) W, Tk -(5-10) - (-5) -(10+ ) (Rahanidumu) 57 Baiganapal 675,02 905 (157) P,M CHW W, Tk - (-'1) -(5-10) -(10+) 58 Kalighl; 12383 '!58 (~8) - (-5) -(10+ ) W, Tk -(5-10) - (-'i) -(10+) 59 Sadangabahali 572-23 422 (70) P -(10+) w,n - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 60 Kundapltha 827'58 8f-2 (170) P,M MCW TW, W, Tk, R PO -(10+ ) -(10+) ---- -~~------207 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tah.tstl- KENDIJJHAR App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (io eo, area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) induding to (in Kmso) r------0.A. ______-----~ any village Forest Irrl- IJn- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical intp.rest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 PR Kendujhar (29) Rice 157°83 83-37 46°53 74°46 KR,PR Kendujhar (29) ED Rice 15g085 161°07 45°73 97053 PR,KR Kendujhar (32) ED Rice 129"50 205-18 66°37 100°36 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice 72°84 5221 :035 49078 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 38°44 153°40 72'03 84°99 KR Kendujhar (29) ED Rice 157°83 98'34 5058 2873 KR Kendujhar (30) Rice 48°56 60°71 22°66 23°07 KR Kendujhar (34) Rice 70°82 80°12 75"68 37·64 KR Kendujhar (38) ED Rice i6089 120'19 54°23 92 0b7 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 42'.049 93'48 78°92 28'73 KR Kendujhar (38) ED Rice 102'79 140'02 87'41 25°09 KR Kendujhar (38) ED Rice 280°04 21853 213'27 69'61 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 163·49 21367 156·21 53'83 KR Kendujhar (47) Rice 279°64 244'03 45001 46·13 KR Kendujhar (41) Rice 14205 135°17 111",28 )4°80 KR Kendujhar (41) Rice 76°48 122'22 66-37 15·78 KR Kendujhar (42) Rice 96°32 100'77 79·72 52'20 KR Kendujhar (42) Rice 16°59 199°51 3'64 62'73 KR Kendujhar (42) Rice 11°74 181'30 19'02 42°49 KR Kendujhar (42) Rice 44·92 202'34 4·86 119'79 K-R Kendujhar (43) ED Rice 56°25 316°47 8°90 192°23 N-l KR Kendujhar (42) ED Rice 86'19 253-74 10'52 25091 KR Kendujhar (43) Rice 4127 150'95 5'26 402':'6 KR Kendujhar (44) Rice 88'22 145·28 5°26 668014 KR Kendujhar (4b) Rice 42°09 101·98 4'86 530'54 KR Kendujhar (46) Rice 54°63 58'68 2'02 359·36 KR Kendu jhar (58) Rice 263'45 292°18 86 20 33'19 KR Kendujhar (43) Rice g071 13°36 1'21 99,55 KR Kendujhar (43) ED Rice ~4058 163°09 217'32 107°24 KR Kendujhar (58) Rice 147°31 309058 25374 116·95 N-1 208 VillAGE AMENrTreS Police Station-GHATGAON ~ L. C· Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village a dash (_) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms. in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Krns., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------A--______~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communi- tiona I Water &. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Markett Railway Hat, Station, if ;Jny Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ('\ ~ ~~alabi lIa 315·66 561 (q5) P CHW W, Tk. R - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+ ) 62 Medinipur 286·11 345 (56) P MCW R, W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 63 Panupasi 475'51 522 (90) - (-5) - (-5) R,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) (Panapasi) 64 Mahuladihi 538-23 565 (111) P - (-5) W PO - (-5) -(10+ ) 65 Ketanga 37~'60 760 (133) P MCW W PO - (-5) - (-5) 66 Kapasapada 378'31'1 E8l (129) P - (-5) TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 67 Badamasinabilla 662·07 918 (158) P,M CHW TW,W,Tk PO -(5-10) - (-5) 68 Sanamasinabilla 315·25 624 (124) P CHW TW,W,TK PO -(--10) BS 69 Sannuagaon 108-8[> 146 (33) P - (-5) TW,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 70 Sanbarabeda 204·37 323 (57) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 683 (123) 71 Tikira 366·24 P CHW TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS Langa lakanti 190'61 327 (62) - (-5) - (-5) 72 TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 73 Dhenkikote 308.37 1,171 (230) P,M,H H,C,MCW TW,W,Tk PTO Saturday BS Mahulagadia 325·77 511 (94) P - (-5) 74 TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) Tandibeda 379·60 578 (103) P 75 CHW TW,Tk,R,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) (86) 76 Sitabinjh 357·74 438 P CHW R,TW,W,Tk PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 77 (52) Bidyadharpur 183·73 290 P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 78 Badabarabeda 480·36 478 (86) P CHW W,Tk,TW - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 191·01 (50) 79 Gandasila 296 P -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 56·66 211 (40) - (-5) 80 Raghubeda - (-5) W,Tk,R - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 81 Chhatia 51678 787 (144) P CHW TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 82 Santarapur 821·92 1,845 (325) P(2),M CHW R,W,Tk,TW PO - (-5) - (-S) 83 Khuntapada 279·64 423 (82) P CHW w,n - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 84 Paidapatana 282·88 520 (94) P CHW TW,W, Tk, R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 85 Bhanjatippira 206·79 242 (40) - (-5) CHW W, Tk, R -(5-10) -(5-10) - (-5) 745 (13&) 86 Nusuripasi 518·52 P CHW W, TW, Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 341· 56 361 (62) P B7 Oehuripada CHW R, TW, W, Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 374·33 705 (137) P, M, H 88 Barhatipira CHW Tk, R, TW, W PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 449·61 1,320 (236) P,M 69 Tara MeW W, TW, Tk PO -(5-10) - (-5) 15297 49 (6) - (-5) 90 Nischintapur - (-5) W, Tk, R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 209 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasii--KENDUjHAR App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including r- - ---______- . .A. ______"'" to (in Kms,) any village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (54) Rice 41'28 20fl,79 39-26 28'33 KR Kendujhar (53) Rice 84,58 154'59 37-64 9'30 KR Kendujhar (54) Rice 135,17 244-84 65-96 29,54 KR Kendujhar (38) ED Rice 174-82 181·30 105'62 76·49 KR Kendujhar (35) ED Rice 8053 201·54 41·28 56·25 M-l PR,KR Kendujhar (32) ED Rice 68'80 157'4:l 69,20 82,96 Temple KR Kendujhar (37) ED Rice 1618/ 309-59 121·00 69·61 PR Kendujhar (38) ED Rice 28'33 205'99 65·15 15'78 PR,KR Kendujhar (34) ED Rice 13-76 59'49 22'66 12'95 M-1 PR,KR Kendujhar (34) ED Rice 28'33 90-25 46·97 36·82 N-l PR,KR Kendujhar (32) ED Rice 72"84 154'59 102'79 36'02 PR,KR Kendujhar (34) Rice 405 98'34 47-75 40'47 69,44 N-34,M-8,C-l PR,KR Kendujhar (10) ED,EO Rice 16'18 133'95 68·80 84-98 PR,KR Kendujhar (:i2) ED Rice 72'84 114'53 5342 KR Kendujhar (37) Rice 7891 155'81 57'67 87·01 81'34 N-3 KR Kendujhar (32) Rice SO'93 12060 74·67 KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 24'28 70'01 37·64 51·80 KR Kendujhar (24) Rice 66-77 143'66 88'22 181'71 KR Kendujhar (42' Rice 29'94 7406 63'54 :13-47 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 850 40'47 1'62 6'07 114'93 KR Kendujhar (34) ED Rice 112-10 165·92 123·83 101'58 N-l,M-13 KR Kendujhar (35) ED Rice 145'69 408·33 166'32 1700 KR Kendujhar (37) ED Rice 64·35 149,73 48·56 19·43 KR Kendujhar (37) Rice 114-93 141-64 6·88 10·93 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 65·55 95·51 34·80 28·73 KR Kendujhar (42) E9 Rice 146·50 252,52 100·77 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 107-25 83,77 12.14 13840 N-5,M-l, Temple KR Kendujhar (40) ED Rice 111-29 171·99 5261 38·44 N-4, M-5,C-l KR Kendujhdf (40) ED Rice 5·67 293,40 127_88 2266 Temple KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 33·18 37·23 73.25 9·31 210 VILLAGE AMENITIES Pollee Station-GHA1GAON l.c. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within thf! village. a d"sh (_) No, Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackf'ts, the d'lstance in Village (Number of, Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms·. 5-10 Kms. and 10+Km • of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------..A.. ______------__ """\ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water lit days of catIOn (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 243 (42) - (-5) CHW W, Tk,R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 91 Banakanda 146·50 611 (105) P CHW ·W, Tk PO - (-5) - (-5) 92 Haladharpur 222-58 108 (17) - (-5) - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) 93 Sagadia 7891 - (--5) 214 (34) - (-5) - (-5) W, Tk. TW - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 94 Dhanur jaypur 195·06 - (-5) - (-5) Tk, W. R - (-5) -(5-10) ._ (-5) 95 Madhupur 114·53 150 (27) 96 Kudhatangara 101·17 Uninhab ited P - (-5) 97 Dehuripasi 291·37 544 (98) Tk. W, TW - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 98 Bada jamupasi 418.85 806 (158) P, M, H MCW TW, W, Tk, R PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 99 Murgapahadi 253·74 545 (97) - (-5) - (-5) W, Tk, TW - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 100 Arjanabilla 27478 382 (67) - (-5) - (-5) Tk, TW, R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 101 Gadadharpur 137·59 535 (104)' P CHW, MCW W, TW. Tk PO - (-5) BS 102 Harichandanpur 273.16 606 (116) P,M CHW W, Tk, TW PO Thursday B'> 103 Khunta 221·36 259 (49) - (-5) CHW Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) BS 104 Golabandha 143·66 360 (77) - (-5) CHW Tk, TW, W - (-5) - (-5) BS 105 Kusunpur 194'65 525 (74) P - (-5) Tk,W,TW - (-5) - (-S) - (-5) 106 Mel 110 Makundapurpatna 278·83 1,048 (200) P,M CHW Tk,F,TW,W PO - (-5) BS 111 Dhuligarh 21'04 Uninhabited 112 Nakajhari 136'78 427 (84) P CHW Tk,TW,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 113 Sanjamupasi 72'84 31 (6) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 114 Bedhapal 19465 396 (74) P CHW W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 115 Binajhari 236 74 596 (111) P,M CHW Tk,TW,W - (-5) -- (-5~ as 116 Rajapat 8196 52 (8) - (-5) - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) BS 117 KoJipasi 186·16 344 (63) P CHW Tk,W - (-5) - (-.5) as 118 Manata 38445 768 (143) P.M CHW Tk,TW,W PO - (-5) - (-5) 119 Tangaratali 59·08 290 (60) P - (-5) Tk,F.TW,W - (-5) -_ (-5) - (-5) 120 Hatinota 256·58 321 (48) - (-5) CHW Tk,F,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 211 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasll-KENDUJHAR App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use n. e., area under different types of land Remarks use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places including roach Distance Supply Fond , ______.A.. ______...... to (In Kms.) any village Eorest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avaliable religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 PR,KR KenduJhar (40) Rice 31·16 60·71 52·61 2'02 N-1, Temple KR Kendujhar (43) Rice 1(,8·46 93·89 15·38 485 KR Keiidujhar (42) Rice 13·35 44·52 17-40 3.64 PR,KR Kendujhar (42) Rice 37·23 112·50 32·78 12·55 KR,PR Kendujhar (40) Rice 4.45 30·76 5423 1457 1052 8·09 69·61 12·55 10·92 KR Anandapur (40) Rice 69·20 174·42 42·90 4.85 KR Kendujhar (42) Rice 114·53 228·65 69·60 6·07 N-1 KR Anandapur (38) Rice 82·15 99·15 71-23 1·21 KR Anandapur (38) Rice 50·59 176.04 4694 121 - t'R Kendujhar (38) ED Rice 4·45 9874 27·92 6·48 PR Anandapur (40) ED Rice 31·16 203·15 31-78 607 N-1, M-l PR Anandapur (38) Rice 56·66 125·05 32·78 687 N-' PR Anandapur (35) Rice 46·54 7365 23007 040 PR,KR Anandapur (35) ED Rice 43.71 119·79 3075 040 N-2,M-2 PR Anandapur (27) Rice 257.79 383.24 131.~2 208.82 PR Anandapur (29) Rice 248·4& 176·04 32.37 18.21 PR Anandapur (35) ED Rice 228·24 182'51 22'67 24·28 N-13,M-2,C-l PR Anandapur (35) ED,EO RIce 141.64 171'99 12.14 10.52 N-77,M-3,C-', TemplE PR Anandapur (37) ED Rice 55·44 171·99 43.71 7.69 N-1 14.97 2·43 3.64 PR,KR Anandapur (37) ED Rice 23.07 83.37 2832 2.02 N-1,M-3 KR Kendujhar (37) Rice 39.25 20.64 11.74 1.21 N-1 KR Anandapur (35) ED Rice 43.30 102.39 40.47 8.49 PR,KR AnandapLir (37) ED Rice 51040 149·33 29.14 6.87 N-l KR Anandapur (37) Rice 5.26 63·13 11.74 2.83. .. KR Anandapur (38) Rice 32·37 121.<41 28.33 405 KR t-nandapur (42) ED Rice 1780 1 ... 249'29 110.89 6.47 N-2,M-1 KR Anandapur (40) Rice 7·69 44.11 4.05 3.13 KR Anandapur (40) Rice 45·73 143.27 35·61 31.97 N-1 212 VIllAGE AMENITIES Police Station- GHAGAON LC. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column ana next to it in brackets the distance in Village (Number of Kms· in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms·, 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where th~ facility is available is given) r------~------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi· tiona I Water and days of cation (Potable) Telegrapl> the (Bus Stop, Markett Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 121 Sunaripasi 207·60 406 (77) P MCW Tk,TW,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 122 Sagadapata 153·38 415 (75) P CHW Tk,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 123 Chhotraipur 298·25 280 (48) - (-5) CHW Tk.W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 124 Balipokhari 14609 231 (46) P,M CHW Tk,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 125 Dubalabeda 129·10 158 (27) - (--5) - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 126 Gopinathpur H881 20B (35) P CHW Tk, R, W, TW - (-5) -(5-10) BS 127 Pauchhia 50·59 101 (16) - (-5) - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 128 Dhangaddiha 302'30 613 (121) P, M MCW Tk, 0, W PO -(5-10) BS 129 Banachakulia 85915 362 (65) P - (-5) O,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) Total 44,601-6764,562(11,758) P-95, D-1, M-22, MCW/MH/ H-B, CWC-13, C-1 PHC/HC-3, FPC-1, CHW-46 213 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tah asil-KENDUJHAR -_ ----- App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including , ______.A. ______-, to (in Kms.) any village Fores t Irri- Un' Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gauchar cultivation or and archaeo- groves logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (45) ED Rice 60.70 31·57 78.10 27·52 9'71 N-1,M-1 KR Kendu jhar (48) Rice 61·11 74·87 16·19 1'21 KR Kendujhar (51) Rice 59·49 174·02 3197 32·77 KR Kendujhar (42) Rice 33·18 90·25 20·64 202 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 46·14 47·35 33·99 1 6~ KR Anandapur (43) Rice 47·75 6435 17.00 9.71 KR Anandapur (42) Rice 3'64 38'85 2·43 5·67 KR Anandapur (42) ED Rice 32·37 231"48 34.40 4·05 N-5 KR Anandapur (41) Rice 586·80 84·98 101'98 8539 10,188·31 103·60 18,741·93 1,799·51 7,168'26 N-173, M-52, C-8, T-1 II: ,------= ::>.. N C Q Z c 1 :t @ ii" ( u• 0. ,:: { ~ -< ~" II '> " ] e ! f .x '"c E ~ ~ 1: ;;:" f. ~ l 0 '" ~!!! ~ :' ~ z: i : :: ~ " j ~ : ; ... •• ,.... """. '" .. .. I ) 4 f 0:0 ~ 4- l_\. .... ___ ..... J...... a: ~, .. ex:: JII:' j ~ ~ 1 ... .. 0 :;10 a.. ;) E Q z" z z g 1! et IU i2 '5 a;: Q :III: - z 0 Z I- \ u t et II: ! J: Ii; _z5 o , u ..., C t ;: 0 1 et ., '5 J: z - .. f J E I VILLAGE DIRECTORY OF HARICHANDANPUR P. s. 216 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF HARICHANDANPUR POLICE STATION :-" Nan.e of Village L.c. 51. Name of Village L. C. No. No. 'Jo. No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 Akhupal 14 46 Jhadlpokhari 23 2 Alana (Alanga) 39 47 Jiranga 48 3 Analajodi 21 48 Kaduadiha 19 4 Badas i aditnal 79 49 Kalapata 35 5 Badanuagcwn 25 50 Kaliadurna 61 6 Balipal 59 51 Kamalangi 80 7 Balipasi 38 52 Kandavarati 100 8 Banabir B3 53 Kanheigola 89 9 Bandhapada 50 54 Kantala (Kuntala) 95 -10 Barigaon 106 55 Kantala-Reservesahi-Tigiriasahi '" 109 93 , I [,aunLiru 56 Kaptipada 63 58 12 BaYolplta 57 Karadapal 70 54 13 bhdndfpur 58 Karanjia 34 84 14 bnuka 59 Kharaba 88 1U8 15 BllamlJoinuchasahi 60 Khedapada 47 73 Kuladhankuni 41 16 Billa 61 15 Khuntapasi 33 17 br 3 jaroohanapur 62 110 32 18 BUdhl padasanta Isah i 63 Kundalapani 6 103 19 Chakraoharapur 64 Kusumajodi 55 16 20 Cha~dtangan 65 Laxroipur 94 ,,1 Chhutc1ng 66 Madhyapur 56 99 7 22 Chlllkldar a (Chilikudera) 67 Makasukhila 78 23 l)eulahudi (Deulahuda) 68 Manapur 1 26 75 24 LJhagotha 69 Maniabindha (Maniabandha) 29 Manoharapur 18 .6 Dhalapur 70 b8 71 Maragola 87 26 DhurudlafT.1ba (Dhurudia) 20 72 Medinipur ~--l-- 27 Dmabclndhupur 44 73 Nandara 45 28 DosclrPali 97 74 Nakitipasi 42 29 Durgamela 3 75 Nayajamupasi 69 30 Gadadharapur 105 76 Nipania 81 31 Gaduana 12 77 Nola 92 32 Gamharia 86 78 Nuagaon 74 Gar agadabahala 33 77 7Q Ostiapasi 85 34 Gha sanatangar 52 80 Palabani 72 35 Golabandh 98 81 Palabani-Reservesahi 107 36 Gopina thapur Gounighasa (Gourighasa) 101 82 Palashabani 13 37 9 83 Penthadihi 31 Har ichandanpur 38 66 84 Pitapiti 4 Haridagotha 39 71 85 Pi tatangar 60 4l' Hatikucha 102 86 Pithagola 40 Hayarapur 41 51 87 Prahaladapur 53 Hundapa lashapal 42 67 88 Raghunathpur 8 Jamuda 43 28 89 Raidiha 64 Jamujodi 44 10 90 Rampakote 43 45 Jaunlipokhad ------~------217 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF HARICHANDANPUR POLICE STATION SI. Name of Village l. C. SI. Name of Village l.c. No. No. No. No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 91 Rangamatia 90 101 SingbiJla 11 92 Raniapada 91 102 Sunapentha 96 93 Rohi 82 103 Taladihi 65 94 Sadanandapur 24 104 Tambahara 46 95 Sagadapatta 104 105 Tangarabahali 37 % Saitipal (Satyapal) 22 106 Tangarapada 49 97 Sanakalimati (Sanakalihati) 5 107 Tangarapasi 17 98 Sankarapur 57 108 Tentalapasi 27 99 Santoshapur 30 109 Thakurapada 62 ·100 Saradhapasi 36 110 Vagamunda 76 218 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Statlon-HARICHANDANPUR l (- Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (In hectres) households} nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------~------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water lit days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market/ Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 e 9 10 1 Manapur 308'78 462 (80) P -(10+) W, Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 2 Medimpur 6475 91 (19) -(5-10) -(5-10) W, Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 3 Gadadharapur 116'55 102 (21) -(5-10) -(5-10) W,R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 4 Pitapiti 49008 1,010 (173) P -(5-10) W, TW, Tk PO - (-5) -(5-10) 5 Sankalimati 452'44 554 (109) P -(5-10) W, Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10; (Sanakalihati) 6 Chakradharapur 648'31 705 (137) P, M -(5-10) W, Tk PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 7 Makasukhila 119'79 82 (13) -(5-10) -(5-10) W,R -(5-10) - (-5) -(5-10) 8 Raghunathpur 207·20 268 (41) P - (-5) W, Tk, TW, R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 9 Harichandanpur 449·20 1,394 (278) P(2), M, H D,O R,W, TW, Tk PTO, Friday BS Phone 10 Jaunlipokhari 85'39 144 (30) -(5-10) - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-·5) - (-5) 11 Singbilla 31404 661 (123) P - (-5) W, Tk,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 12 Gamharia 41'68 36 (7) - (-5) - (-5) N, W,R _: (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 13 Palashabani 15·78 Uninhabited Tk 14 Akhupal 91·05 379 (68) P MCW Tk, TW,W, R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 15 Bra jamohanapur 121'41 190 (36) - (-5) - (-5) W, R, Tk - (-5) - (-5) (- -5) 16 laxmipur 205'99 281 (53) - (-5) -(5-10) W, Tk, N - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 17 Tangarapasi 50'99 13 (3) - (-5) -(10+) W,N - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 18 Manoharapur 71'23 160 (28) - (-5) - (-5) 0, Tk, W, R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 19 Kaduadiha 354'51 578 (99) P, M - (-5) W,Tk PO - (-5) - (-5) 20 Dinabandhupur 98'74 115 (18) - (-5) - (-5) W, Tk,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 21 Analajodi 53'82 Uninhabited N 22 Saitpal (Satyapal) 179-68 465 (85) P -(5-10) Tk, W,R - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 23 Jhadapokhari 198·70 325 (55) P -(5-10) W,Tk, R - (-5) -(HO) -(5-10) 24 Sadanandapur 82.15 115 (18) - (-5) -(5-10) R - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 25 B~danuagaon 141.64 319 (60) P -(5-10) W,Tk, R PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 26 Dhagotha 295-02 384 (72) P -(5-10) Tk, W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 27 Tentalpasi 44'52 4 (1) - (-5) -(5-10) N - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 28 Jamujodi 455·27 979 (183) P W, M -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 29 Dhalapur 94·70 73 (15) - -(5) -(5-10) W,N, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 30 Santoshapur 177·:;>5 141 (25) - (-5) -(5-10) Tk,F,W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) ~------_ 219 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE I",jdsil-KENDUJHAR App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimol places) including ,------______.A. ______"""""1 to (in Kms.) any Village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendu jhar (38) Rice 72-44 219·34 8·10 8·90 KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 809 51-40 4·05 1'21 KR Kendujhar (35) Rice 12·54 90,25 4·86 8·90 KR Kendujhar (35) ED Rice 38-45 418,85 8'50 24·28 N-1, C-1 KR Kendujhar (38) Rice 126,26 248'88 29·14 48·16 KR Kendujhar (38) ED Rice 105'62 403'07 27'12 112'50 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 68'80 33·99 11'74 5'26 KR Kendujhar (40) Rice 80'94 95,10 10'93 20'23 NR,KR Kendujhar (48) ED Rice 80'94 303'92 36'02 28':'\2 N-32, M-11, C-4, T-1, KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 12'14 64·35 5'26 364 M-1 KR Kendujhar (50) ED Rice 121"41 43·71 110'07 24'28 14'57 M-1 KR Kendu jhar (45) Rice 8'09 2873 1'62 3'24 3·29 12'14 0'40 N KR Kendujhar (46) ED Rice 24,28 55·84 4'45 6'48 N-1 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 24'28 74·06 5'26 17'81 KR Kendujhar (62) Rice 2428 16107 4'05 16'59 KR Kendujhar (64) Rice 8'09 3400 3'64 5'26 KR Kendujhar (48) ED Rice 4·05 59'49 0'81 6'83 KR Kendujhar (48) ED Rice 157·83 32'37 142'05 15'38 6'88 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 10'12 80'13 3'64 4'85 7'28 44'92 1'62 KR Kendujhar (61) ED Rice 40·47 34'40 77·70 8'90 18'21 KR Kendujhar (53) Rice 28·33 151-76 6·47 12·14 KR Kendujhar (50) Rice 24'69 45'73 2'1:13 8'90 KR Kendujhar (64) ED Rke 20.24 108,05 44'5 8,50 KR Kendujhar (61) Rice 121·41 149·73 13-36 10,52 KR Kendujhar (61) Rice 4'05 34'80 3'24 2'43 KR Kendujhar (40) ED Rice 52'61 3&0'17 12'95 29,54 N-1, Temple KR Kendujhar (51) Rice 28'33 51'40 9'31 5'66 KR Kendu jhar (58) Rice 85'79 63'13 24'28 4'05 220 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-HARICHANDANPUR l.c. Name of the Total Total Amenities .lVaiJable (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. ot the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------A------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water 1!c. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Rus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 31 Penthadihi 185·75 194 (38) - (-5) -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 32 Kunda lapani 290·56 436 (81) P -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 33 Khuntapasi 219·34 450 (81) - (-5) -(5-10) W, Tk . - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 34 Karanjia 212'86 373 (79) P -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 35 Kalapata 260·62 646 (127) P -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 36 Saradhapasi 299'06 262 (45) - (-5) -(10+) Tk, W - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 37 Tangarabahali 186·56 297 (57) P -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 38 Balipasi 24241 186 (37) - (-5) -(10+) W,R - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 39 Alana (Alanga) US 257 (55) P -(10+) Tk, RW, N - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 40 Pithagola 922·68 1,264 (238) P 0 Tk, TW, W PO - (-5) B5 41 Kuladhankuni 230'26 320 (60) P -(10+) Tk,R - t-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 42 Nakitipasi 60·70 Uninhabited l'k 43 Rampakote 267'09 437 (76) P -(10+) W, Tk, - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 44 DosamaJi 7'69 5 (1) -(-5) -(10+) Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 45 Nandara 369'07 673 (131) P (2), M -(10+) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 46 Tambahara 402·66 866 (154) P,M -(10+) F, Tk, W PO Sunday - (-5) 47 Khedapada 98'34 236 (46) -(-5) -(10+) Tk - (-5) - (-5' -(5-10) 48 Jiranga 216·51 277 (53) P.M HC Tk, W PO - (-5) -(5-10) 49 Tangarapada 190·20 208 (38) P, M -(10+) Tk, W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 50 Bandhapada 98·34 68 (14) --(-5) -(10+) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 51 Hundapalashapal 416·83 971 (187) P,M -(10+) Tk, W PO -(5-10) -(10+) 52 Golabandh 271'95 434 (78) P -(10+) Tk,W - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 53 Prahaladapur 173'61 141 (24) -(-5) -(10+) Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(10 ~) 54 Bhanarpur 619·17 891 (159) P(2),M -(10+) Tk,W PO -(5·10) -(5-10) 55 Chasa tangari 351'27 570 (110) P -(5-10) Tk,W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 56 Madhyapur 236'74 239 (43) P -(5-10) W,F,Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 57 Sankarapur 71'23 127 (22) - (-5) - (-5) R,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 58 Bayapit 182'51 134 (25) - (-5) - (-5) N,W.Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 59 Balipal 60'30 70 (12) - (-5) -- (-5) N,W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 60 Pitatangar 89'84 166 (27) P - (-5) Tk,R,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 221 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-KENDUJHAR > App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Stlpply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including ,-______J\-- ______---., to (in Kms.) any Village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gauchar cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 '14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 81'34 81"75 9'30 13'36 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 40'46 215"71 14'16 20'23 KR Kendujhar (46) Rice 36'42 16187 8'91 12'14 KR Kendu jhar (45) Rice 101'17 93'08 10·92 7·69 KR Kendujhar (64) Rice 28'33 218'53 3·24 10'52 KR Kendujhar (65) Rice .89'03 151·76 25·49 32-78 KR Kelldujhar (65) Rice 48·56 114'12 20'24 3'64 KR Kendujhar (65) Rice 91'05 100'37 28·73 22'26 KR Kendujhar (64) Rice Not avilable KR Kendujhar (64) Rice 526'09 319'70 46'94 29'95 N-3 KR Kendujhar (64) Rice 12140 77'30 23'87 7'69 33'18 6·07 21'45 KR Kendujhar (66) Rice 80'94 156'61 21,85 7,69 KR Kendujhar (65) Rice 6·07 1-62 N KR Kendujhar (65) Rice 89'43 234'73 31'56 13'35 N-2 KR Kendujhar (69) Rice 101·17 253'74 31'16 16'59 KR Kendujhar (70) Rice 28'33 56'66 10'11 3·24 KR Kendujhar (77) Rice 68,80 121'81 12'14 13'76 N-2 KR Kendujhar (80) Rice 80'94 89'03 11·74 8'49 KR Kendujhar (78) Rice 2833 39'25 17'81 9·71 324 KR Kendujhar (80) Rice 80'94 151'76 14083 30'35 12'95 N-4 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 100'36 58'28 89'03 14·57 9'71 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 84'98 36'83 18'21 22'66 10'93 KR Kendu jha r (77) Rice 242'81 316'07 37'63 22·66 N-1 KR Kendujhar (77) Rice 6880 246·86 1659 19·02 Temple KR Kendujhar (77) Rice 58·68 14690 24'28 6'88 KR Kendujhar (75) E:D Rice 28,33 35'61 4·05 3·24 KR Kendujhar (43) Rice 60'70 95·51 22'26 4·04 KR Kendujhar (43) Rice 32'37 23·88 2'43 1'62 KR Kendujha~ (42) Rice 32·37 48'97 6'88 1'62 222 VillAGE AMENITI£:S Police Station-HARICHANDANPUR L. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the ,_>opulation is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (f'.umber of kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms·, 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) j_----______A ______. ______,. Educa- Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communi- tiona I Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5. 6 7 8 9 10 ~ 61 Kaliaduma 119'38 326 (55) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) - (- 5) - (-5) 62 Thakurapada 157'02 183 (33) - (-5) - (-5) Tk - (-:.) - (-5) - (-5) 63 Kaptipada 322'13 469 (87) - (-5) - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 64 Raidiha 76607 1,176 (207) P - (-5) rk,W PO - (-5) - (-5) 65 Taladihi 854·70 682 (116) P - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-1) 66 Hdridagoha 533'78 502 (97) P - (-5) W,Tk,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 67 Jamuda 706·99 964 (175) P -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 6B Dhurudiamba 889·90 966 (178) P MCW Tk,TW R,W - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) (Dhurudia) 69 Naya jamupasi 474;70 410 (72) P -(10+ ) W,Tk,N - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 70 Karadapal 1,133·53 1,032 (176) P -(5-10) W,Tk PO -(<;-10) -(5-10) 71 Hd tikucha 312'01 492 (81) P -(5-10) W,Tk,N -(5-10) -(5-10; -(10+) -(5-10) 72 Palasani 159·04 117 (24) P -(5-10) W,Tk,R,N -(5-10) -(10+) - (-5) 73 Billa 1,260·60 1,288 (212) P' MCW W,Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) 74 Nuagaon 141·64 756 (126) P -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 75 Maniabindha 342·36 313 (45) - (-5) -(5-10) W,Tk,R,N - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) ( Maniabandha) TW,F,Tk,W PO Wednesday 76 Vagarnunda 2,571·78 2,770 (478) P(2), M FPC, PHC BS -(5-10) W,Tk,F - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 77 Ghasanatanagar 479·15 342 (67) P - (5-10) N - (-5) - (5-10) -(5-10) 78 Deulahudi 188·18 95 (16) - (-5) (Deulahuda) -(5-10) W,Tk,R PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 79 Badasiadimal 792·78 1,172 (205) P,M - (-5) -(5-10) W,Tk,N - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 80 Kamalangi 242·81 309 (56) - (-5) -(10+ ) W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 81 Nipania 173·61 215 (36) - (-5) -(10+) W,F,N - (-5) - (-5) -(10+ ) 82 Rohi .t29·78 316 (63) 210 (43) P -(5-10) Tk, W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 83 Banabir 215·70 563 (99) P -(10+) Tk,N - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 84 Bhuka 405'50 290 (53) P -(10+) WI Tk - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 85 Ostiapasi 211·25 753 (148) P -(10+) N,R - (-5) -(10+ ) -(10+) 86 Garagadabahal 616.34 163 (32) - (-5) -(10+) N,R - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 87 Maragola US 297 (74) - (-5) -(10+) N, Tk, R - (-5) -(10+ ) -(10+) 88 Kharaba US US 197 (44) - (-5) -(10+) F, R' - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 89 Kanheigola US e2 (17) P -(10+ ) F, R - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 90 Rangamatia 223 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-KENDUJHAR ------App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use In hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including r----______.A. ______....., to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable' Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ~------KR Kendujhar (42) Rice 40-47 67,18 4,45 7'28 KR Kendujhar (53) Rice 41·28 97'53 14'1& 4'05 KR Kendujhar (54) Rice 80'94 215·29 16·19 971 KR Kendujhar (54) Rice 323·75 392·14 33'18 17·00 N-1 KR Kendujhar (64) Rice 210-43 581'94 22'26 40'07 NR,KR Kendujhar (67) Rice 323'75 176'81i 31'56 1'62 KR Kendujhar (65) Rice 171·99 453'66 35'61 45'73 NR,KR Kendujhar (61) ED Rice 40·47 27478 292'18 282'47 N-1 KR Kendujhar (61) Rice 121·41 116'78 123'4:' 93·08 KR Kendujhar (61) Rice 404'69 208'S2 367'86 152'16 KR Anandapur (51) Rice 61'92 172'40 34'39 43'30 NR,KR Anandapur (56) Rice 60·70 25'09 31'97 41'28 KR Anandapur (59) Rice 404·69 232'69 2371') 386'07 N-1 KR Anandapur (65) Rice 20.14 108'05 4'45 8'90 NR,KR Anandapur (65) Rice 45·73 101'58 70·41 124'64 PR,KR Anandapur (61) Rice 485·62 684'73 99755 403'88 N-4,M-1,C-1 KR Kendujhar (70) Rice 242'81 142'05 447'75 46'54 KR Kendujhar (64) Rice 24'28 119'39 22'66 21'85 KR Kertdujhar (66) Rice 174'01 448'80 8O~94 8903 KR Daitar i (67) Rice 60'70 106'43 39'26 36'42 KR Daitari (60) Rice 40·47 73'65 18.62 40'87 KR Daitari (55) Rice 161'88 171'99 59'49 36'42 KR Daitari (52) Rice 80'94 103'60 2469 647 KR Kendujhar (48) Rice 174'02 197.08 25'90 8·50 KR Kendujhar (51) Rice 80·94 97·13 17·40 15·78 M-1 KR Daitari (57) Rice 283·28 174·02 84·98 52·21 21-85 KR Daitari (59) Rice Not avilable KR Kendujhar (58) Rice Not avilable KR Daitari (62) Rice Not avilable KR Kendujhar (64) Rice Not avilable 224 VillAGE AMENITIES Police Station- HARICHANDANPr lR L. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest plac.e where the facility is available is given) ,------______A ______, Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water &. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market! Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 91 Raniapada 244·43 164 (30) - (-5) -(1U+) N,R - l-5) - (-5) -(10+) 92 Nola US 204 (41) - (-5) - (10+) N, Tk, R - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 93 Baunuru US 119 (21) - (-5) -(10+) N - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 94 Chhutang 58·68 113 (20) - (-5) -(10+) W, F, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 95 Kantala (Kuntala) 358'96 1,019 (196) P -·(10+) N, W,R -- (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 96 Sunapentha 222'58 ~35 (103) P,M -(10+) N,W,Tk,F PO Tuesda.y 85 97 Durgamela US 131 (23) - (-5) -(10+) N - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 98 Gopinathpur 819'52 645 (109) P -(10+) W, R, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 99 Chilikidara 720'37 748 (124) P -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (Chilikudera) 100 Kandavarati 223·79 435 (80) P -(5-10) W,R,N,Tk _:_ (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 101 Gounighasa 303'92 831 (148) P -(5-10) Tk, R, W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) (Gourighasa) 102 Hayarapur 220'96 190 (34) -(5-10) -(5-10) Tk, R, W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 103 Kusumajodi 157'02 225 (40) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 104 Sagadapa tta 1,184·92 1,567 (279) P(2), M MCW W PO - (-5) - (-5) 105 Gaduana 114·36 370 (62) P -(10+) Tk, R, W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 106 Barigaon 211-65 963 (193) P -(5-10) Tk, R, W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 107 Palabani reservesahi U.S. 183 (48) -(5-10) -(10+) 0 -(10+) -(5-10) -(10+) 108 Bilamudinuchasahi U.S. 157 (32) - (-5) -(5-10) 0 -(5-10) - (-5) -(5-10) 109 Kantalareservesahi U.S. 121 (19 ) - (-5) -(10+) 0 -(10+) - (-5) -(10+) Tigiriasahi 110 Budhipada U.S. 58 (11) - (-5) -(10+) 0 -(10+) -(5-10) -(10+) Santalsahi Total 32,626.7047,456(8,676) P·67, D-1 M-t4, MCW/MH/ H-1 CWC·4, PHCJMC·2, FPC-1, 0·2 225 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-KENDUJHAR App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Kms.) r------.A.------~ any village Forest Irri- IJo_ Culturable Area oat place of gated irrigated waste available religious by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical intf!rest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ---_------KR Kendujhar (58) Rice 28·33 157·02 5·26 53·82 KR Daitari (59) Rice Not available KR Daitari (60) Rice Not available KR Daitari (55) Rice 8·09 6·88 28·33 15·38 KR Daitari (60) Rif e 60·70 8·09 93·89 133·55 62·73 KR Daitari (58) ED Rice 8·09 64·75 94·30 55·44 KR Daitari (59) Rice Not available KR,NR Daitari (60) Rice 80·94 145·29 545·94 47·35 KR Daitdrl (60) Rice 263·06 166·33 18/·95 106.03 KR,NR Daitari (60) Rice 29·54 133·95 38·85 21-45 NR,KR Dai tari (34) Rice 17·40 206·39 61·11 19·02 NR,KR Daitari (31) Rice 60·70 62·73 63·94 33·59 KR Daitari (28) Rice 20·23 36·83 77·30 2266 KR Daitari (27) Rice 202·34 244·43 468·63 269·52 NR,KR Daitari l2S) ED RiLe 12 14 67· Sf> 17·81 36·83 NR,KR Daitari (20) ED Rice 20·23 172·80 12·55 6·07 N-1, M-2, T-2 KR Kendujhar (90) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (85) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (70) Rice Not available KR Kendujhar (80) Rice Not available 8,810·42 578·71 14,473.30 5,242·74 3,521·53 N-5., M-n, C-', T-3 ~., ... ~::::f·!:: ...... ::;.., -1. :; ~ ""[ I~ n 1l V 8 ..a $/ .J. .9 15 .,) ;; a~ 0 I I j I I u ,I I l------_r_J ",0 do ''!!Irl~ ' '- -'' o G • 0 aI: Ii; J Q % -- VILLAGE DIRECTORY OF DAITARI P. S. 229 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF DAJTARI POLICE STATION 51· Name of Village l.c. 51. Name of Village LC. No. No· No. No. 2 3 1 2 3 1 Alutuma 24 23 Mahabirapasitalabedasahi 40 2 A Iutumareservesah i 36 24 Mahulapanga 8 3 Arjunachua 19 25 Masinajodi 4 4 Badajumei 43 26 Nandagipenth 16 5 Baghirasahi 39 27 Palaspal 3 6 Baliparbat 30 28 Panchama 32 7 Bautia 41 29 Panchamareservesahi 35 8 Bangurisuni 5 30 Pangamal 37 9 Bareigola 9 31 Pangarugudi 38 10 Budhipada 1 32 Pathuripentha 7 11 Budhipada (Ka) 2 33 Rasola 22 12 Daitari 29 34 Revana 26 13 Dangadar 44 35 Revana (Ka) 14 14 Gala 12 36 5anajumei 27 15 Gumura 11 37 5anasiadimal 6 16 Jantia 34 38 5andhiaposi 17 17 Kaithatikiri 21 39 Suakati 42 18 Kanjiapal 10 40 Talapada 31 19 Karanjiapal 25 41 Tangiriapal (Tangiriapalgaduan) .. 18 20 Khasapada 23 42 Tentulipal 33 21 Kusunl3.jodi 13 43 Totapal 15 22 Mahabirapasi 20 44 Turkipada 28 230 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-DAITARI L.C- Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms. in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) ,...-______.A. ______~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water & days of c3.tion (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if ;lOy Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Q 1 Budhipada 125·05 344 (6 ) P -(10+) W,R,C - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 2 Budhipada (Ka) U.S. 96 (28) - (-5) -(10+) N - (-5) --(-5) -(10+) 3 Palaspal 700'51 1,119 (209) P,M MCW W,TW,Tk,R PO Sunday -(10+) 4 Masinajodi 38364 453 (78) P -(10+) W,Tk,R PO - (-5) -(10+ ) 5 Bangurisuni 641·83 645 (112) P --(10+ ) W,Tk,R - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 6 Sanasiadimal 304'32 285 (53) P -(10+) F,W,Tk,R - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 7 Pa thu ripentha 73·25 70 (10) P -(10+) F,W.Tk,R - (-5) - (5-10) -(10+) 8 Mahulapanga 254'14 270 (47) - (-5) -(10+ ) W,R - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) -(10+) 9 Bareigola 661·26 579 (95) P w,n - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 10 Kanjiapal 5~·40 147 (27) - (-5) -(10+) F,W,Tk,R - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) -(10+ ) F 11 Gumura U.S. 218 (43) - (-5) - (-5) -(1U+) F 12 Gola U.S. uninhabited - (-5) -(10+) F - (-5) -(5-10) 13 Kusumajodi 157·02 302 (59) -(10~ ) (23) P -(10+) W - (-5) -(5-10) 14 Revena (Ka) U.S. 113 -(10+) (4) P -(10+) W,Tk,N -(5-10) 15 Totapal 9·71 12 -(5-10) -(10+) P -(10+) W,N -(5-10) 16 Nandagipenth 130'31 160 (35) -(5-10) -(10+) N 17 Sandhiaposi U.S. Uninhabited 298 (44) P,M W,Tk 18 Tangiriapal 223'79 0 PO -(5-10) -(10+) (Tangiriapa IgaduanJ 708 (114) P -(10+ ) W,Tk,F,N - (-5) -(10+) 19 Arjunachua 212·46 -(10+ ) 266 (45) P -(10+) W,Tk,N - (-5) -(5-10) 20 Mahabirapasi 191·01 -(10+) 97 (20) - (-5) -(10+ ) W,R - (-5) -- (-5) 21 Kaitha tiki ri 39·26 -(10+) 315 (55) P -(10+) R, N, W - (-5) 22 Rasola 111·69 - (-5) -(10+) 91 (16) P -(10+ ) N,R - (-5) - (-5) 23 Khasapada 37.64 -(10+) 273 (46) PO -(10+) W,R - (-5) 24 Alutuma 92'27 - (-5) -(10+) 25 Karanjiapal U.S. Uninhabited N (,0) 26 Revana 113-72 243 P -(10+) F, R - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) (6) .- (-5) 27 Sanajumei 15·78 35 -(10+) F, R - (-·5) -(5-10) -(10+) 28 Turkipada U.S· 49 (10) - (-5) -(10+) F, R - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) Treated as Daitari Census Town 29 Daitari U.S. 1,534 (406) P, M 30 Baliparbat U.S· 0 T,W,TW PO Sunday BS 231 DIRECTORY A~JD LAND USE Tahasil-KENDUJHAR Remarks App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land including roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) to (in Kms.) r------A------"""I any village Forest Irri- UI1- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by {including tor historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 20 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 KR Daitari (50) Rice 40'47 9·31 44'11 17·40 13-76 KR Daitari (50) Rice Not available M-1 NR,KR Kendujhar (70) ED Rice 222·58 10'12 305·54 65·% 96·31 NR,KR lI:enduJhar (65) Rice 84·99 104·40 121'00 73·25 NR.KR Kendujhar (64) Rice 203·15 167·14 167'54 104'(0 Temple NR,KR Kendujhar (62) Rice 121-40 100'36 30·76 51·80 NR,KR Daitari (58) Rice 16·19 28·33 14·97 13'76 NR,KR Daitari (58) Rice 82·96 61-10 52'61 57-47 NR,KR Daitar i (56) Rice 182·10 172·81 15702 149·33 NR,KR Daitari (50) Rice 8·90 13·36 8·50 20·64 KR Daitari (52) Rice Not available Not available KR Daitari (50) Rice 20'23 36·83 77·30 22·66 KR Daitar, (51) Rice Not available KR Daitari (50) ED Rice 0·81 6·48 1·21 1·21 KR Daitari (50) Rice 40'47 29·54 27·52 32-78 Not available N-1 KR Daitari (22) ED Rice 30·35 173·21 12·14 8·09 KR Daitari (25) Rice 91·06 27·11 76'89 17·40 KR Daitari (25) Rice 6'07 77'70 84'58 22·67 NR,KR Daitari (25) Rice 4'05 8·09 1093 16·19 NR,KR Daitari (25) Rice 8·09 28·33 3926 3601 KR Daitari (36) Rice 8·09 14.57 5·67 9·31 NR, KR Daitar; (37) Rice 16·19 46·94 17·00 12·14 Not available 17·81 NR,KR Daitari (38) Rice 40·47 38·85 16'59 KR Daitari (39) Rice 3·24 7·69 0·81 4'04 KR Daitari (35) Rice Not available Treated as Daitari Census Town N-7, M-4, C-2 KR,PR Daitari (5) ED,EO Rice Not available 232 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station--DAIT ARI ------~ _- l. C. Name of the Total Total /Imenities available {if not available within the village. a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it. in brackets. the distance in Village (Number of Kms·, in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms • 5-10 Kms· and 10+Kms. of the . (in hectares) households) nearest place.where the facility is available is given) r------A------..... Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water &. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 31 Talapada U.S· 330 (71) - (-5) - (-5) W,R PO - (-5) ------(-5) 32 Panchama 134·36 144 (33) - (-5) -(10+ ) W. R, F - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 33 Tentulipal 106·84 132 (24) - (-5) -(10+) R, N - (-5) - (-5J -(10+) 34 Jantia 70·42 108 (17) - (-5) -(10+) W,R,N - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 35 Panchamareservesahi U.S 211 (57) -(5-10) -(10-1") F -(10+) -(5-10) -(10+) 36 Alutumareservesahi U.S 216 (37) -(5-10) -(10+ ) F -(10+) -(5-10) -(10 r) 37 Pangamal U.S 58 (25) - (-5) . - (-5) F - (-5) - ~-5} -(5-10) 38 Pangarugudi U·S 186 (56) - (-5) - (-5) F - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) 39 Baghira sahi U·S 194 (43) - (-5) -(10+ ) F -(10+ ) -(5-10) -(10+) 40 Mahabirapaslt alabedil-· U·S 67 (13) - (-5) -(10+ ) F -(5-10) -(10+ ) -(5-10) sahi 41 Bautia U·s 62 (16) -(10+ ) -(10+) F -(10+ ) -(5-10) -(10+) 42 Suakati U·S 225 (54) -(10+) -(10+) F -(10+ ) - (-5) -(10+) 43 Badajumei U·S 88 (22) -(10+) -(10+ ) F -(10+) -(5-10) -(10+) 44 Dangadar U·S 52 (25) -(10+) -(10+ ) F -(10+ ) -(10+) -(10+) Total 4.841·68 10.795 P-18, 0-1, (2,197) M-3, MCW/MH/, 0-1 CWC-1. O-t, KENDUJHAR 202,167·54 366,143 P-S59, 0-16, TAHASIL (67,253) M'152, MCW/Mli/, H-52, CWC-'35, C-3, PHC/HC-12, AC-2, FPC-8. 0-1 PHS-5, CHW-46, 0-6 DIRE( I OIZV AND LAND US! Tahasi I-KENDl' jHAR App· NE'arest town and Power Sta pie land u~e (i. e., area under different types of Iilnd Remraks roach Dis tanre Supply f00d lise in hecta res rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Km5,) r------___ .A.-_-______-..... any villagf' forest Irr ip Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irriga ted waste avaliable religious by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo groves) logical intereH 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 NR, KR Daitari (10) Rice Not available NR,KR Dil itari (25) Rice 60,70 8·90 38·45 26'31 NR,KR Daitari (30) Rice 1619 1943 2792 41.'30 NR, KR Daitari (30) Rice 8·10 10'12 30'35 2185 KR j'Ij"IJr Road (120) Ricf' Not availahle KR jajpur Road (125) Rice Not available KR jajpur Road (110) Rice Not available KR jajpur RJad (120) Rice Not available KR ja jpur R::lad (135) Rice Not available KR Jajpur Road (125) Rice Not available KK Jajpur Road (135) Rice Not available KR Jajpur Road (132) Rice Not available KR jajpur Road (133) Rice Not available KR jajpur Road (135) RIce Not available 1.31685 19'113 1,530'94 1,102'38 872'08 N-8, M-5, C-2 32,683'16 2,497'731,01,603·02 29,605·05 35,249'25 N.625, M-232, C.40, T-9 - ~--~ -~----~- ~ ...... ---- .. ------ I ORISSA ANANDAPUR T AHASIL DISTRICT KENDUJHAR kILOMe.TRES z Q :0 4 6 "'l :0 0 :0 MILES N '" .; C> " ~S ~ " (' ,. N K U L o (".J i'''~~O\dhagoda • AI." , • PO So d"P~:l-·""", .. .~ -\ ..._ .. -..., "'§:ro,s.... "--.. ~ \ ~"- '" \. Q~ -...... (' ~\ o s T REFERENCES Hnundary Tahasll_ PolIce Stahon . H8dfjn ,drters Tahasll. Pollee Stahon .. @ @ '88'. ved Forest ... ftF V dages wIth popuiahon 1 000 & above Kh;ar~na Urban area with locahon code .. ... fZ//.';;m Sta~e Highway ... SH-II lmportant Metalled Road . Unmetalled and other Roads RIver and Stream...... ::::------::::=:= Post OffIce, Post Or Telegraph OffIce. PO"PTO Hlgh School.. S HospItal. PrImary Health Centr Dbpensdry. ~ @ + MaternIty and Child Welfare Centre .. Important vdJaqo Market/Hat. N B -N~rnes of the villare$ as In 1971 have been $hown III bracket. Ba.ed upon Survey of India map with the permission of ~hv -Sul'YeJor General Df India.. e Go_rnm.. nt01 Ind... c:op'rl ...... ns ANANDAPU T.AHASIL I. SAINKUL P. S. 2. ANANDAPUR P. S. 3. 5050 P. S. ------_._--_. __ -._- ORISSA SAINKUl P.S. DISTRICT itENDIJJHAR ((J",OMITttU j 11 f 1 ] ~tyt:::rl • 0 1 MILES I IS, / ~f)IRF ~ I • ,-----______J I SAlhkuL f $ ••I'IBI ..... ~ .... -...... ~r---' ...... ~, \ ! " ,,-,_' J } I \. <.;:) • o - • u .,. ;. , R"FEREN(_~S Boundary, PolLce ~tatl 8.a!"r'g~ PJ Vdllges IIJlh poPUIJl,oJl ~I!.e Below2(tJ1 o • •• 2 R!V'Cland\treJ.m " •• ~ PoSt Offi,;:e, Post & Td~8raph Office PO~ PTO i Ho\pltal VrH)I,1[V Ht... llh (enlf. J)'~ren'dn (iI @+ s M41etnlh ,!lid Child Wdla~ Centr~ .. Important villil,!:~ vtarkrr!Hat. •• ~ N. S. ~ I N.m~ of the vJ/I'ge a~ I~ 1911 ha< been .I,own In bralK( l ll.C.No (.)61~ ~r LC No 1 VILLAGE DIRECTORY OF SAINKUL P. s. BS ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLA'iS OF SAINKUL POLICE STATION 51. Name of the Village L.c. 51. Name of the Village L.c. No. No. No. No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 Agarda 88 46 Fatepur 82 2 Alati 115 47 Gainthagodi 90 3 Aligaon 148 48 Ganpur 119 4 Amarkola 49 49 Garhbandhagoda 101 5 Analapal 33 50 Gobargali 136 6 Angama 118 51 Godipatna 63 7 Anji-ra 80 52 Gopalpur 3 I Asanbahat~ 1 53 Gudiadihi 104 9 Ata 139 54 Guhaldihi 123 '10 Atasaht 60 55 Haladiakundi 46 11 Atasahipatna 59 5(; Haripur 128 12 Badap ad a I1al 131 57 Hasanpur 70 13 Bao I:J gjid i.a 103 58 Hatisila 58 14 Batarampul< 25 59 jalasuan 73 15 BaLibaruan. 152 60 jalasuan 50 16 Baffpaf 31 61 ja nardanpurpa tna 126 17 Bamphidi 68 62 jarada 124 18 Baniapas~ 133 63 jarak 102 19 Baramal 45 64 Jenapada 92 20 Bar a tlgl!l 112 65 Jhadakhundi 23 21 Bar~pa.1 10 66 2 Tl. ffasantapuf« 8 67 Kainsiari 96 2'3 Bato 78 68 Kaithapa tna 153 24 8aunspal 113 69 Kanasa 36 25 Beguniadiha 122 70 Kanpur 61 26 Be lasuncfar ij 117 71 Kantabania 97 27 Belada 141 72 Kantarohi 28 28 Bhaganai 62 73 Karadamali 106 29 Bhandaridiha 6 74 Karadapal (Kayalpal) 77 30 Bhandaripada '100 75 Karadapal 121 22 76 Karanjiapal 31 Bhotanuagaon 42 108 77 I(a teni kantala 32 Bilabandha 120 142 78 Kathap,,1 33 Bramhanpada (Bramhanda) 32 4 79 Kendua 34 Chamarpasi 35 39 80 Kendukhunta 35 Champapal 149 24 81 Kesadurapal 36 Chamuhin 30 143 82 Khadikasulabahali 67 37 Chandali 95 83 Khadikud 44 38 Dantia 47 84 Khailo 34 39 Daradlpal 55 85 Khalana 89 40 Deogaon 48 86 Khalapal 41 Dhaliapasi 38 26 87 Khaliamenta 19 42 Dhaundidiha 88 Kochianendi 43 Dhinkia 57 52 138 89 Kolipal 110 44 Oihakatina 56 90 Kothasahi 45 Oipapal 86 239 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF SAINKUL POLICE STATION 51. Name of Village l. C. 51. Name of Village L. C. No No. No. No. , 2 3 1 2 3 91 Krushnapur 93 124 Pandua 75 92 Kurumpal 43 125 Paramanandapur 84 93 lun.har (Lunuhar) 134 126 Patasura 135 94 Machhalo 74 127 Patilo 66 95 Madanpur 64 128 Purunabandhagoda 114 96 Madhukesari 81 129 Radhikadeipur 37 97 Mahulapasi 18 130 Raghabpur 53 98 Mahuri 144 131 Raipor 12 99 Malikatina 137 132 Raitola 116 .A d~ al gi 94 133 Ramachandrapur 130 101 Mirigimundi 17 134 Rekutia 51 102 Mirjapur 83 135 Rudranarayanpursasan 69 103 Nahangi 125 136 Sainkul 87 104 Nandabar 109 137 Saillpal 147 105 Napaga 151 138 Saladei 154 106 Naranga 13 139 Saiukdahi 156 107 Narasinlthapur 14 140 Samukanendi 5 108 Narda 105 1.. 1 Sanapadana 132 109 Naukana 72 142 Santra 11 110 Nayagarh 76 143 Siapada 71 111 Nipanian 16 144 Siaria 41 112 Nuabarlpal 9 145 5uanlo 99 113 Nuagaon 91 146 Suanpada 129 114 Nuapada 54 147 Tampo 79 115 Nuhamalia 111 148 Tarimul 27 116 Odapada 155 149 Taruan 145 117 Ostapura 21 150 Tavakud 40 118 Pad.npur 15 151 Tigiria 107 119 Padanpur 127 152 Toraniapal 7 120 Padanpur 150 153 Tulasipur 29 121 Pahadpur 65 154 Ujuni 146 122 Panchara 85 155 Ullola 140 123 Panchugochhia 20 156 Valuka 98 .t lO VillAGE AMENITIES Police Station -SAINKUl L· C Name of the Total Total Ameni Ie, available (if not available witl-,in the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is sho, n in the column and next to it in brackets, tne distance in Village (Number of Kms·, il broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms· and 10+Kms. of t~e (in hecatres) households} . ne1 ,..-___ ~ ~ ______..,. ____.A. ______.....,_ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water t< days of cation ~Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Asanbahali 891-93 86 (11) P - (5-10) N - (-5) -(HO) - (-5) 2 Ihikipi ta 939·68 523 (86) - (-5) - '5-10) N -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5-'0) 3 Gopalpur 48522 526 (78) P -(5-10) 0 - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 4 Chamarpasi 324·56 39& (73) - (-5) - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 5 Samukane~di 71022 1,117 (190) P - (-5) R,Tk,TW - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 6 Bhandaridiha 126·26 1,111 (182) P,M,H -,5-10) Tk,TW,W,.R PO - (-5) BS 7 Toraniapa I 335·08 1,050 (172) P - (-5) R,Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 8 Basantapura 83082 839 (141) P - (-5) W,R,N PO - (5-10) - (-5) 9 Nuabaripa\ 327·S0 Uninhabited 10 Baripal 1,337·49 1,743 (300) P - (-5) Tk,TW,W PO - (-5) - (-5) 11 Santra 3926 48 (9) - (-5) -(5-10) N -(5-10) -('i-,O) -(5-10) 12 Raipur 33·99 323 (64) P - (-5) Tk,TW,W,N -- (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 13 Narangapur 40469 1,205 (206) P,M - (-5) Tk,TW,W PO - (-5) BS 14 Narasinghapur 6192 584 (107) P,M - (-5) Tk,TW,W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 15 Padanpul 239·57 1,32u (245) P -(5-10) Tk,TW,W,N - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 16 Nipanian 72-85 178 (29) P -(5-10) Tk,W - (-5) -(IC+) - (-5) 17 Mirigimundi 85·39 336 (46) P -(5-10) Tk,TW,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 18 Mahulapasi 50·59 172 \34) P -(5-10) Tk,TW.W -(5-10) -(~-10) -(5-10) 19 Khaliamenta 710·22 2,459 (40J) P,M,H MCW,NH Tk,TW,F,W,N PO -(5-10) BS 20 Panchugochhia 188.58 467 (i2l P -(5-1(') Tk,TW,W - (-5) -(:-10) - (-5) 21 Ostapura 266·69 704 (122) P - (-5) Tk, TW,W PO -(10+) - (-5) 22 Bholanuagaon 146·90 681 (136) r,M - (-5) Tk, TW, W PO -. (-5) - (-5) 23 Ihadakhundi 24969 563 (96) P - (-5) Tk, TW, W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 24 Chamuhin ::03·96 611 (124) P - (-5) Tk, TW, W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 25 Balarampur 2H26 1,087 (159) P, M, H - (-5) Tk, TW, W, N PO - (-5) BS 26 Dhaundidiha 196·68 729 (122) P,M - (-5) Tk, TW, W PO - (-5) - (-5) 27 TarimJI 250'91 1,461 (243) P, M, H - (-5) Tk, TW, W PO - (-5) - (-5) 28 Kantarohi 128·29 519 (69) P - (-5) Tk, TW, W,N,R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 29 Tulasipur 66·77 180 (30) P - (-5) Tk, TW, W, R - (-5) -(5-10) BS 30 Kesadurapal 215·29 3,419 (574) P(2), M, H 'He, FPC Tk, TW, W, R PO, Phone - (~5) BS ~-~------241 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-ANANDAPUR ~--~-~--- App Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places including ,-______A ______--""1 to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irri- Un Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avaliable religious, by (iucluding for historical source gaucher cult iva tion or and archaeo groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 - ~~~~ KR Anandapur (10) Rice 4&·94 5·26 516·79 322·94 KR Anandapur (7) Rice 57·46 39·66 414-40 428·16 KR Anandapur (8) Rice 3·64 45·33 254'95 18130 KR Anandapur (11) ED Rice 16·19 225·82 45'32 37·23 KR Anandapur (13) Rice 24·68 303"92 231'48 :50'14 PR Anandapur (11) ED Rice 6·07 84'98 16'19 19·02 N-3,Temple KR Anandapur (11) ED Rice 17'81 170·37 120'19 26'71 N-1 KR Anandapur (11) ED Rice 27'11 323'35 258·19 222·17 92·S8 235·12 KR Anandapur (19) Rice 80·53 30·35 689·18 209·63 327'80 KR Anandapur (21) Rice 38·85 0·41 N KR Anandapur (21) Rice 2·83 25'90 3'64 1-62 PR, KR Anandapur (14) ED Rice 12·14 2R4·90 77·30 30'35 N-15,M-2,C-l KR Anandapur (11) ED Rice 56·25 4-45 122 KR Anandapur (11) ED Rice 0·41 21084 14'16 14'1& Temple KR Anandapur (9) ED Rice 0·41 23'47 3399 9·31 5·67 KR Anandapur (9) ED Rice 70·82 9·71 4'86 KR Anandapur (11) ED Rice 38·45 850 364 PR Anandapur (5) ED Rice 16'59 535'40 119·38 38·85 N-3,M-5,C-l, Temple KR Anandapur (8) Rice 8·90 120·19 50·99 8·50 Teillple'" KR,PR Anandapur (6) ED Rice 22·66 106·84 9834 3885 PR, KR Anandapur (4) ED Rice 404 6%1 22·66 5059 N-1,T-1 T,'mple PR, KR Anandapur (5) ED Rice 8·09 182·92 3885 1983 Temple PR Anandapnr (3) ED Rice 8·90 15216 37-64 526 PR Anandapur (6) ED Rice 10·12 191·82 47·35 1497 M-2, Temple-2 KR Anandapur (8) ED Rice 0·81 171·18 1943 5·20 N-2, M-l KR Anandapur ('13) ED, EO Rice 0·81 202·75 33·99 1336 Temple KR Anandapur (11) ED Rice 0·40 102'39 '538 10·12 KR Anandapur (11) ED Rice 47-75 13 76 526 KR Anandapur (17) ED, EO Rice 15·78 120·19 53-42 690 N- '1, M-4 242 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-SAINKUL l. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (If not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of !Cms. in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the fin hectares) households) nearest place where the faCility is available is given) ~------~------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tiona I Water and days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market/ Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 31 Balipal 140'02 1,080 (160) P,M - (-5) Tk, TW, W, R PO Friday - (-5) 32 Kathapal 359·77 452 (79) P - (-5) Tk, W, 5, R PO - (-5) - (-5) 33 Analapal 32456 507 (88) P - (-5) Tk, TW, W, R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 34 Khailo 313·23 832 (143) P,M - (-5) Tk, TW, W, R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 35 Kendua 267·09 844(131) P, M, H - (-5) Tk, TW, W, R - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 36 Kanasa 32820 924 (150) P,M,H D, H, Tk, TW, W, K PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 37 Radhikadeipur 141·24 343 (47) P - (-5) Tk, TW, W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 38 Khalapal 56292 1,171 (169) P, M, H - (-5) Tk, TW, W PO -(5-10) - (-5) 39 Champapal 111·29 317 (67) P -(5-10) Tk, TW, W, R - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 40 Tavakud 14·57 Uninhabited 41 5iaria 42·90 50 (10) - (-5) -(5-10) W,R - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 42 Karanjiapal 67·58 258 (46) P -(5-10) W,R - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 43 Kurumpal 8944 36 (4) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 44 Khadikud 12·55 Uninhabited 45 Baramal 550·7B 947 (178) P ~ (-5) Tk, W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 46 Haladiakundi 33·99 79 (17) - (-5) -(5-10) W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-.5) 47 Daradipal 240·38 1,030 (175) P,M NH Tk,TW, W, R PO - (-5) - (-5) 48 Dhaliapasi 138·40 Uninhabited 49 Amarkola 42·49 166 (32) P - (-5) W.R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 50 Jalasuan 72·03 799 (135) P,M - (-5) W,R PO - (-5) - (-5) 51 Rekutia 404·69 1,076 (162) p, M - (-5) Tk,TW,W, R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 52 Kochianendi 114·12 616 (105) P,M - (-5) TW,R,W, Tk . PO - (-5) as 53 Raghabpur 91-05 270 (47) P -(5-10) Tk, TW, W - (-5) - (-5) 85 54 Nuapada 295·02 49B (80) P -(5·10) Tk, TW, W - (-5) - {-5) as 55 Deogaon 115·34 1,959 (335) P(2), M, H NH Tk, TW, R, W Phone, PO Monday R5 56 Dipapal 64·75 234 (47) P -(5-10) Tk, W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 57 Dhinkia 63·54 290 (40) P -(5-10) W,R - (-5) . - (-5) - (-5) 58 Hatisila 16592 609 (92) P -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 59 Atasahipatna 15·78 433 (73) P -(5-10) Tk, TW. W PO - (-5) - (-5) 60 Atasahi 18049 1,123 (184) P, M -(5-10) Tk, TW, W PO - (-5) - (-5) 243 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-ANANDAPUR App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Fond use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places including ,-______.A.. ______~ to (10 Kms.) any village Eorest Irri- Un· Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avaliable religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Anandapur (19) ED Rice 2·02 104-41 17'00 1659 N-l KR Anandapur (22) Rice 15'38 187·37 72 03 84·99 KR Anandapur (24) ED Rice 14·17 134·76 153·76 2185 KR Anandapur (22) ED Rice 11·74 165·52 6475 71·22 KR Anandapur (25) ED Rice 12·14 148 1 1 7042 3642 N-l \ KR Anandapur (25) ED Rice 8·50 178·87 7042 7041 KR Anandapur (24) ED Rice 3·64 96·32 36·83 4·45 KR An mdapur (22) ED Rice 21·85 181-30 333·06 26·71 M-1, Temple PR,KR Anandapur (32) Rice 3521 7382 5·26 13·36 121 KR Daitari (32) Rice 16·59 25·09 1-22 KR Daitari (:~) Rice 2·83 18·21 39'26 7·28 KR Daitari (15) Rice 4·45 1862 f>1'11 52& 12·14 0·41 KR Anandapur (22) Rice 20·23 225·82 269·52 35·21 KR Anandapur (22) itlce 18·62 8·09 728 KR Anandapur (21) ED Rice 7·t.9 155·40 52·61 24-68 N-l, M-1 4·86 78'10 2590 29·54 KR Anandai->ur (13) Rice 0·81 20·64 7·28 13·7& KR Anandapur (11) ED Rice 1·21 57'{)6 7·26 6·48 M-1 KR Anandapur (13) ED Rice 38·04 197·89 117·36 51·40 PR, KR Anandapur (13) ED,EO Rice 64·75 33-99 15·38 N-l PR, KR Anandapur (11) ED Rice 78·51 8·90 3-04 N-1 PR Anandapur (8) ED Rice 251·31 2347 2024 N-1, M-1 PR Anandapur (11) ED Rice 7527 27·52 1255 N-17, M-7 KR Anandapur (11) Rice 30·76 2145 12·54 KR Anandapur (11) Rice 42·49 1538 567 KR Anandapur (9) ED Rice 8'SO 29'54 89'43 2S'()9 13'36 N-2 KI? Anandapur (8) ED Rice 13'~0 6'68 0'40 Temple KR Anandapur (8) ED Rice 119'79 37'64 23'06 N-6, Temple 244 VilLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-SAINKUl LC. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within thp. village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the d'lstance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms·, 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Km,. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facili!y is available is given) r------A------__ ~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tiona I Water &. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------_-9 10 61 Kanpur 26952 653 (106) P,M, H -(5-10) Tk, TW, W PO -(5-10) - (-5) 62 Bhaganai 11817 948 (164) P,M -(5-10) Tk, TW, W, R PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 63 Codipatna 57.47 297 (50) P -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-1 0) 64 Madanpur 889.90 1,474 (250) P,M,H - (-5) Tk,TW,W PO - (-5) - (-5) 65 Pahadpur 10279 373 (53) P -(5-10) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 66 Patilo 209.22 580 (114) P -(5-10) Tk,TW,W PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 67 Khadikasulabahali 148.92 504 (75) P - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 68 Bamphidi 197.08 590 (115) P,M - (-5) Tk,TW,W PO - (-5) - (-5) 69 Rudranarayanpur- 112·10 348 (62) P - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) sasan 70 Hasanpur 227·84 316 (48) P - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 71 Siapada 266·69 280 (45) P -(5-10) W,Tk - (-S) - (-5) - (-5) 72 Naukana 84.18 131 (16) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 73 Jalasuan 214'08 1,137 (205) P -(5-10) W,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 74 Machhalo 256.98 1,373 (244) P,M - (-5) Tk,TW,W PO - (-5) - (-5) 75 Pandua 358.15 1,459 (2:'0) P(2),M - (-5) Tk,TW,W PO - (-5) BS 76 Nayagarh 264·26 599 (99) P - (-5) R:W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 77 Karadapal (Kayalpal) 189.80 824 (121) P,M,H - (-5) S,F,N,W,R - (-5) - (-5) BS 78 Bato 65.56 1.067 (188) P,M,H - (-5) TW,W,R PO Sunday BS 79 Tampa 145.69 167 (28) P - (-5) TW,W,R - (-5) - (-5) BS 80 Anjira 110.88 200 (28) P - (-5) TW,R - (-5) - (-5) BS 81 Madhukesari 174.42 939 (1~8) P,M -(5-10) TW,Tk,W,R PO - (-5) BS 82 Fatepur 67.99 87 (12) - (-5~ - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 83 Mirjapur 48.97 Uninhabited 84 Paramanandapur 92·27 402 (63) P - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 85 Panchara .218·53 626 (100) P - (-5) TW, Tk, W - (-5) - (-5) BS 86 Kothasahi 10967 384 (62) - (-5) - (--5) Tk, TW, W - (-5) - (-5) -(-5) 87 Sainkul 858·74 2,884 (486) P(2),M, H MCW,H Tk, W PO, PhoRe Thursday BS 88 Agarda 143·26 462 (67) P - (-5) Tk, W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 89 Khalana 54511 1,998 (355) P,M -(5-10) Tk, TW, W PO - (-5) -(S-1Q) 90 Cainthagodi 63 94 Uninhabited Tk 245 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tah asil-ANANDAPUR App Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Di,tance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Kms.) r------"------, any Village Forest Irri- Uw Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gauchar cultivation or and archaeo groves logical inter",st 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2U KR Anandapur (8) ED Rice 10'12 187'37 60'70 11'33 N-3, M-2 KR Anandapur (4) ED Rice 2"43 84'98 10'12 20'64 N-1 KR Anandapur (8) Rice 4.45 30.35 17·00 5·67 M-1 KR Anandapur (8) ED Rice 170.37 525.69 161.47 32·37 M-l,Temple KR Anandapur (11) Rice 7.29 88.22 6.07 1.21 KR Anandapur (27) ED Rice 13.76 146.49 36.02 12.95 PR, KR Anandapur (29) Rice 5.26 83.37 59.08 1 21 M-1 PR, KR Anandapur (11) ED Rice 5.66 146.09 3440 10.93 M-3,Temple PR, KR Anandapur (6) Rice 0.40 79.32 26.71 567 PR, KR Anandapur (6) Rice 8.50 184.54 2873 6.07 Temple PR, KR Anal'ldapur (11) Rice 186.56 68.80 11.33 PR, KR Anandapur (9) Rice 75·27 4.86 4·05 KR Anandapur (8) ED Rice 0.41 163.09 26.30 24.28 N-2,M-1 PR, KR Anandal-'ur (11) ED RIce 220.15 21.05 15·78 N-3, Temple KR Anandapur (16) EA Rice 15.78 21B.13 106.84 17.40 N-3,M-l I KR Anandapur (19) Rice 27.92 150·95 58.28 27.11 N-l KR Anandapur (16) EA Rice 1.21 131.12 16.19 41·28 N-2 KR Anandapur (16) EA Rice 0·81 29·95 10.12 24.68 N·4, Temple KR Anandapur (17) ED Rice 80.13 37·64 . 27·92 KR Anandapur (19) Rice 2.83 83.36 1012 14·57 KR Anandapur (21) ED Rice 2·02 125-45 20·24 26·71 N-1,M-2 KR Anandapur (17) Rice 65·97 2·02 45.7, 2·02 1·22 KR Anandapur (16) ED Rice, Wheat 71·23 1f:.59 445 PR,KR Anandapur (17) ED Rice, Wheat 5.2& 118.17 29·95 6515 N-2,C-1,Temp~ KR Anandapur (11) ED Rice, Wheat 101·17 7'29 1-21 PR, KR Anandapur (11) EO Rice, Wheat 52'61 581-94 162'28 61'91 N-3, M-3 KR Anandapur (13) ED Rice, Wheat 5'67 91'66 35'21 10'52 PR, KR Anandapur (13) ED Rice, Wheat 24'28 409'14 76·08 35'61 57'06 4·05 2'83 ------246 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-SAINKUL L.c. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column ana next to it in brackets the distance in Village (Number of Kms· in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms·, 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place whele thE' facility is available is given) r------~------, Educa- Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communi· tional Water and days of cation (Potable) Telegrapf> the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9------10 91 Nuagaon 240'38 1,354 (210) P -- (-5) Tk, lW,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 92 Jenapada 17968 316 (52) P - (-5) W, Tk PO - (-5) - (-5) 93 Krushnapur 165·92 357 (64) P,M - (-5) Tk, W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 94 Mangalagadia 3926 73 (14) - (-5) -(5-10) Tk, W -(5-10) - (-5) - (-5) 95 Dantia 155·81 551 (100) P -(5-10) Tk, TW,W PO -(5-10) BS 96 Kainsiari 157·42 261 (42) p. M -(10+) 5, H, TW, W - (-5) -(5-10) BS 97 Kantabania 75·27 385 (66) P -(10+ ) Tk, W - (-5) -(.r;-10) - (-5) 98 Valuka 34·40 406 (66) P -(5-10) W,Tk PO - (-5) -(5-10) 99 Suanlo 180·89 557 (92) P, M - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 100 Bhandaripada 23·47 86 (16) - (-5) - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) BS 101 Garhbandhagoda 624·03 1,389 (229) P, M - (-5) W, Tk PO -(5-10) BS 102 Jarak 53·42 176 (26) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 103 Bahugadia 72·44 21 (4) - (-5) - (-5) lk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 104 Gudladihi 67·18 213 (42) - (-5) -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) -(10+ ) -(5-10) 105 Narda 145'28 325 (65) P - (5-10) Tk,TW,S,F,W - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) 106 Karaclamali 73-65 184 (44) P -(5-10) W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 107 Tigiria 150·14 558 (129) P - (-5) W,Tk - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) 108 Bilabandha 159·85 254 (60) - (-5) - (-5) Tk.TW,W - (-5) -(10+ ) - (-5) 109 Nandabar 177·25 679 (118) P - (-5) W,Tk,N - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) 110 Kolipal 114·53 391 (67) P -(5-10) W,Tk,N - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) 111 Nuhamalia 204·37 621 (100) P -(5-10) W,lk - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) 112 Baranga 358·55 830 (155) P -(5-10) W,lk -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) 113 Baunspal 5·26 Uninhabit ed 114 Purunabaqdhagoda 256·17 175 (137) P,M,H D Tk,TW,W PO -(5-10) BS 115 Alati 101·17 1,690 (293) P,M,H - (-5) Tk,lW,W PO -(5-10) BS 116 Raitola 139·62 628 (109) P - (-5) Tk,TW,W PO -(5-10) - (-5) 117 Belasundari 13678 615 (104) P - (-5) Tk,TW,W PO -(5-10) B5 118 Angarua 78·91 1,176 (214) P,M MCW Tk,lW,W PO -(5-10) - (-5) 119 Ganpur 63'54 22 (6) - (-5) - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 120 Katenikantala 14164 228 (40) - (-5) - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) ~47 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasii -ANANDAPUR App Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. eo, area under different types of land -Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Kms.) ~------~------~ any village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religiolJs, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 PR, KR Anandapur (58) EO Rice, Wheat 172'40 57'46 1052 PR, KR Anandapur (28) EO Rice, Wheat 77'70 97'53 4-45 PR, KR Anandapur (20) ED Rice, Wheat 125'05 31'78 8-El9 N-1 KR Anandapur (17) ED Rice, Wheat 28'33 8'90 2'03 KR Anandapur (18) ED Rice, Wheat 32'38 b2·96 34'80 5'67 KR Anandapur (19) ED Rice, Wheat· 125'86 27'52 404 KR jajpur Road (19) Rice, Wheat 53'42 15,78 6'07 KR Anandapur (17) ED Rice 28'73 4'45 1'22 N-1 KR Anandadur (17) ED,EAg Rice 7·28 26-30 117'36 20'64 9'31 N-2 KR Anandapur (20) Rice 15'38 6'07 2'02 KR Anandapur (22) ED, EO Rice 62'73 257'38 23189 72'03 N-1, M-1 KR Anandapur (22) ED Rice 3400 14'97 4'45 M-1 KR Anandapur (17) Rice 5423 14'16 405 PR,KR Ja jpur Road (21) Rice 44·11 1497 8'10 KR jajpur Road (21) ED Rice 364 115·74 2226 3·64 Temple KR jajpur Road (19) ED Rice 5139 14·17 .8·09 Temple KR jajpur Road (17) ED Rice 132·74 809 9-31 KR lajpur Road (17) ED Rice 607 121·81 2630 5-67 KR jajpur Road (17) Rice 6·07 142-85 1& 59 11·74 PR,KR Jajpur Road (17) Rice 9672 11-74 6·07 KR jajpur Road (17) Rice 162 171'59 19·02 1214 KR Anandapur (22) Rice 1·62 337·51 18·21 121 4·86 N 0·40 KR,PR Jajpur Road (17) ED Rice 231·08 15·38 971 N-8,M-2, Temple KR,PR Anandapur (20) ED Rice 7972 7·69 1376 N-4,M-1 KR Anandapur (19) ED Rice 111·29 27·12 1-21 N-2 KR Anandapur (20) £0 Rice 117,% 1092 8-50 KR Jajpur Road (16) ED Rice 67·58 405 7·28 KR !ajpur Road (17) Rice 040 51.40 6·88 486 KR Jajpur Road (16) Rice N 128·28 8,50 AoB6 Temple 248 VILLAGE AMENITiES Police Station-SAINKUl loc. Name of the Total Tota\ Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms , 5-10 Kms· and 10+Kms, of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the tacility is available is given) r------A------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communi- tiona I Water 8< da', s of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Markell Railway Hat, Station if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 121 Karadapa) 143·26 D (87) P - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 122 Beguniadihi 16·19 380 (71) - (-5) - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 12j Guhaldihi 14·57 71 ( 13) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 124 Jarada 108,B6 430 (72) P -(5-10) Tk,TW,R - (-:;,) -(5-10) BS 125 Nahangi 11574 408 (68) - (-5) -(5-10) W,Tk,S - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) -(5-10) 126 J~nurdanpurpatna 86,20 212 (31) P -(5-10) W, Tk, TW, N - (-5) - (-5)' 127 Padanpur 22541 268 (86) P -(5-10) Tk, W - (~S) - (-5) - (-5) 128 Haripur 92·67 234 (41) P -(5-10) Tk, TW, W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 129 Suanpada 150·54 358 (62) P -(5-10) Tk, W - (-5) - (--5) BS 130 Ramachandrapur 128·29 344 (77) P, M, H -(5-10) Tk, TW, W PTO - (-5) BS 131 Badapadana 261·02 1,670 (295) P(2).M, H MCW S, W, TW, Tk PTO, Phe,ne - (-5) - (-5) 132 Janapddana 139·21 212 (26) - (-5) - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 133 Bdniapasi 227·84 574 (97) P -(5-10) H, TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 134 Lunahar (lunuhar) 176-44 549 (90) P, M -(5-1tJ) TW, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 135 PatasuJa 154·19 421 (61) P,M -(5-10) W, H, TW PO -(10+) -(5-10) -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) 136 GobargaJi 38-45 120 (18) - (-5) -(10+) 137 Malikatina 5706 202 (29) - (-5) -(5-10) W, TW, Tk - (-5) -(10+) -(5-10) 138 Dlhakatina 134·76 88 (16) - (-5) -(HO) W,Tk - (--5) - (-5) -(5-10) 139 Ata 151·76 1,001 (201) P,M - (-5) W,R, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) -(5-10) 140 Ullda 192·63 557 (87) P - (-5) W,R, rw - (-5) -(10+) 141 Belada 103·20 229 (38) P -(5-10) Tk, TW - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) ~ Tk, T,,",' - (-5) -(5-10) 142 Bramhanpada 165·52 290 (46) - (-5) -(10+ ) (Bramhanda) -(5-10) Tk, TW - (-5) -(5-10) 143 Chanda)i 160 2& 293 (43) P -(10+) - (-5) Tk, TW - (-5) -(5-10) 144 Mahuri 152·57 425 (66) P -(19+) - (-5) Tk, TW PO -(5-10) 145 Taruan 183·32 969 (176) P, M, H -(10+) 146 Ujuni 117-76 358 (58) P -(5-10) TW, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 147 5a.opal 59·08 453 (73) P - (--5) Tk, ,W - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+) 148 Aligaon 165·92 238 {32) P - (-5) Tk, TW - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) 149 Kendukhunta 78·10 431 (63) P,M - (-5) TW PO -(10+) - (-5) lS0 Padanpur 121'00 212 (32) P - (-5) Tk, TW - (-5) -(10+) - (-,) 249 DIRE.CT0RY AND LAND USE Tahasil-ANANDAPUR App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Kms.) ~------~------~ any village Forest Irr i- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- graves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Jajapur Road (14) Rice 121·81 16'19 5·26 PR,KR Jajapur Road (13) Rice 13·76 2·02 0·41 Temple KR Jajapur Road (16) Rice 12·55 2·02 PR Ja japur Road (17) ED Rice 87·31 19·02 2·83 N-1 PR,KR Jajapur Road (16) ED Rice 99·15 15·78 081 KR,PR Anandapur (18) ED Rice 53·02 25·09 8·09 N-l PR,KR Anandapur (17) ED Rice 3·64 25.50 146·50 46·13 3·64 N-1 KR Anandapur (16) ED Rice 18.61 45·73 21·26 6·07 PR Anandapur (16) ED Rice 71-63 70·31 8-90 PR,KR Anandapur (16) ED Rice 74·47 41-68 12·14 N-2, M-2 PR,KR Anandapur (14) ED Rice 137·19 103·19 20'64 PR,KR Anandapur (16) ED Rice 117"76 19'83 1'62 PR,KR Anandapur (21) ED Rice <4·45 154·18 63'54 5'67 PR, KR Anandapur (14) ED Rice 154·18 11·74 10'52 KR Ja japur Road (19) ED Rice 126-26 25'09 284 KR Anandapur (16) Rice 34·80 3'24 0·41 KR Anandapur (16) Rice 45'33 10'52 1'21 N-l KR Anandapur (17) Rice 123·43 10'93 0·40 PR,KR Anandapur (24) Rice 7'69 106'84 ·10·52 2'·71 KR Anandapur (24) ED Rice 12·14 97·13 46.94 36·42 N-l KR Anandapur (22) ED Rice 7%5 28.33 122 KR Anandapur (24) Rice 91·06 33·18 41·28 KR Anandapur (17) ED Rice 115·34 42'09 2·83 KR Anandapur (22) ED Rice 118·58 31·97 2·02 KR Anandapur (24) ED Rice 14·97 123-43 32·78 12·14 N-1, M-l KR Anandapur (22) ED Rice 5·67 86·60 lCJ·42 6·07 KR Anandapur (22) Rice 37063 19.02 2-43 Temple KR Anandapur (22) ED Rice 122·22 42·49 1.21 ,1'emple KR Anandapur (22) ED Rice 67'58 &90 1-62 KR Anandapur (22) Rice 96-72 -,g. 83 4·45 250 VillAGE AMENITIES Police Station-SAINKUl l. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities ~vailable (If not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms and 10+Kms. at the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------A------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tiona I Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (p,us Stop, Market/ Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 151 Napaga 146·09 343 (56) - (-5) - (-5) R, TW - (-5) -(5-10) BS 152 Balibaruan 9·31 302 (S4) P, M, H - (-S) Tk, TW, R PO -(5-10) BS 153 Kaithapatna 9·71 351 (64) P,M - (-5) Tk, TW, R - (-5) -(S-10) BS 154 Saladei 306·35 1,050 (197) P, 1\4, H - (-5) W, Tk. TW, R - (-5) -(5-10) BS 155 Odapada 323·34 699 (102) P,M D Tk, TW, R PO -(5-10) - (-5) 156 Salukdahi U.S, 396 (95) - (-5) - (-S) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) Total 31,254'47 93,162 P·U7, D.3, H·2, MCW/ (1 ~,857) M-49, MH/CWC·4, H-21 PHC/HC·1, FPC-1, 0-3, 251 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasll-ANANOM UR App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Sl:Ipply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including , ______-.A.- ______--., to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gauchar cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 "4 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Anandapur (24) ED Rice 9915 33'18 13·76 N-1, M-2, C-1, Temple KR Anandapur (24) ED, EAg Rice 364 2"43 3·24 N-l, Timple KR Anandapur (24) ED Rice 4'05 3-64 202 N-l KR Anandapur (25) ED Rice 190'61 55·85 59·89 N-1 KR Anandapur (24) ED Rice 2590 177·65 67·18 52·61 N-l, Temple KR Anandapur (26) Rice Not available 1,131·86 156'60 18,448·52 7,502'52 4,015'27 N-124,M-51, C-5, T·' o s o ~ ~ I .) ... I 'If -. ~ ~ ...... r-- .. i \ \ , f!I. \ ~ _,.. ••J ---0: .;, ~4_../· \ o I \ .. j ~ o ... o \ s A VILLAGE DIRECTORY OF ANANDAPUR P. s. 255 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF V'LLAGES OF ANANDAPUR POLICE STATION SI. Name of Village L.L St. Name of Villa!1;e t. :. No. Ne. Nc'. Nr 1 2 j 2 1 Abulpur 180 46 I:larigaon 123 2 Adaghuria 161 47 Baruan 82 '3 Adheidwar 247 48 Baunsagarh 81 4 Agirra 250 49 Baunsapal 54 5 Aitpur 270 5D Seguniapadi 200 ,fj Akarua 113 51 Belabahali no 7 Amaranga 55 52 Beladiha (Belada) 69 8 Ambagadia 114 53 Beida 93 9 Ambo 176 5--1 Bengatlfa 2:!& 10 Ambrutpur 267 S5 Betira 152 11 Ana 15B 51:> Bhagyarathipursa~an 21& (Bhagirathipur) 12 Allara 229 57 Bhalugl-aTa 41 13 Andharajhari 12 Bhalukuma M 14 Antira 177 ~ 59 Bhatakura 15 Apasara 220 '1' 60 Bilutapada 221 1& Arjunabania 59 71 17 Asanabani 61 8iragobindpur 11 83 18 A5ia 62 Biridiha 1(]!I- 17- ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF ANANDAPUR POLICE STATION SI. Name of the Village L. c. SI. Name ot the Village L.c. No. No. No. No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 91 Dudugaon 97 136 Kadambadihi (Kadarndihi) 213 92 Dudugaon 215 137 Kadobahali (Kaduabahali) 37 93 Dumuribandha (Dimiribandha) 104 138 Kaenpura 125 94 Dumuridiha 2 139 Kaithagadia 227 95 Elakana (Belakana) 153 140 Kaligaon 228 96 Elakania 244 141 Kamando (Kumuda) 46 97 Galigopalpur 143 142 Kameswarpur 264 98 Gayalmunda 33 143 Kanakampa 224 99 Gendaliabasa 39 144 Kantala 40 100 Gentilbeda (Gentubeda) 19 145 Kanthiadihi 164 101 Ghosarapada 110 146 Kantipal 84 102 Girigaon 210 147 Kanto 50 4 103 Gohira 73 148 Kapundi 1 7 104 Gohirabani 70 149 Karagola 208 187 105 Golabandha ·v t8 150 Karan japadi 151 Kathakata 85 106 Gopa 149 152 Kathiasara 112 107 Gopalpur 109 153 Khadibil 126 108 Goudadiha 65 154 Khadipal 9t 109 Govindpur 249 155 Kha rnarnendi 99 110 Govindpur 145 156 Khasipur 197 111 Guhalia 117 157 Khetuali 191 112 Habaleswar 256 158 Kodapada 67 113 Haradvol 17 159 Kolidiha 28 114 Haribeda 42 160 Kolimati 51 115 Haridapal 134 19& 156 161 Kolipada (Kolipadi) 116 Hatadihi 13 118 162 Kothadiha 117 Hatibandha 16 166 163 Kumudabahali 118 Hirapur 164 Kumunia 75 Ichhapur 188 119 165 Kundakot 56 120 Inehol 193 207 74 166 laichhanpur 121 Indupura 266 196 167 Madhupur 122 Isala 105 184 168 Malarpada 123 Jagannathapur 43 155 169 Mandapada 124 Jalakalanga 170 Mangalpur 133 125 Jalasarpur 259 181 171 Mangarajpur 257 126 Jalasilrpur 60 172 Mankadbeda 27 127 Jalinanda 254 173 Manoharpur 3 128 Jambhira 258 174 Manohupur 233 129 Jamunipur (Jabmpur) 92 175 Maranadihi 30 130 Jan~har 15 176 Mareiga",n 151 131 Janjali 165 177 Marsapal 6~ 132 Jasobantapur 20 178 Marua 217 133 Jayantibeda 86 17" Matabaz 218 134 Jogiabandha 72 180 Matha 146 135' Jugalkishorepur 257 .LPIolABETICAL LIST OF VILlAGES OF ANANDAPUR POLICE STATION ~l' Name of Village l.C, 51. Name of Village L.e. No. No. No, No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 181 Mathianenoi 103 226 Sankho 206 182 Mochin'da 96 227 Sanakusapada 9 183 Mudulipada 189 228 Sanapurunapani <4 184 Mugupur 167 229 Santospur 38 185 Nadual\ 127 230 Sarala 231 186 Nahaguna S7 231 Sarala 178 187 Nalapur ~Nilapur) 162 232 Saramanga 219 188 Nandipada 185 233 Sarbeswarpur 168 189 Nasirpur 246 234 Sarein 128 190 Nisankapur 157 235 Sarida 251 236 Sasanga 144 191 269 Nuagaon 237 5atatira li9 192 Nuapada 49 238 Sibanar'a yanpur 1.~7 193 Nuarampas 192 239 Sikabeda 25 194 Orali 186 240 Similia 20S 195 Pachangd. 88 241 Singdova 196 Paikchatra 135 116 242 Singanali 197 Palabani 5 23 243 Solapata 198 Palaspur 76 242 244 Sudusudia 199 Panasadiha 10 121 245 Sulana 200 Panasagadia 18 160 246 Sunduria 80 201 Panasijharal1a 21 247 Syamabindha 20l 202 Panchugochhia 174 248 Talagaon 77 203 Panchupali 136 249 Tampla 226 204 Pandado 148 250 Taneipal 51 20S Pandua 89 251 Tangar 81 206 Paramanandapur 194 252 Tankagadia 265 34 207 PotaJhari 253 1 aratara 98 101 20a ?urunaghati 2S4 Tarava 173 131 255 209 Purunia Tavakud 4.5 210 Radhanagarpatml 232 256 Telabandha (Belabandha) 237 257 Telisinga 211 Raghabpur 268 209 25a Temala 212 Raghunathpur 225 203 259 Tikara 213 Ragudi 107 170 260 Tlkarapada 214 Ratakana 271 48 S3 215 Ratuan 261 To)ankapada 262 Tukuna 13J 216 Sadanga 201 199 263 Tukunasasan,(Tuk una) 217 Sadanga 245 120 264 Tulasibani 218 Sadangi 78 8 265 Tumbamunipatna 219 Sahanadpu r 169 (Tumbabanipatna) 230 220 Sahapur 260 26& Uleikundi 26 221 Salabani 95 167 Utibasa 14 22}. Safanaan 241 268 Vakidi 223 22J Salkania '239 2b9 Vatasira 114 224 Samana 248 270 Vikaralhada 1 225 Sankhana 150 271 Vogapur 61 258 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Statlon-ANANDAPUR L C· Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shoWn in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given) (in hectres) households} r-______--A. ______-""' Educa- Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communi- tiona I Water & days of catIOn (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railwav Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 -(10+) 1 Vikararnada 466-60 337 (63) P -(10+) Tk,N -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) 2 Dumuridiha 14002 117 (21) P - (-5) W,TW - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 3 Manoharpur 620"79 638 (123) P FPC W PO - (-5) -(10+) 4 Sanapurunapani 250'10 207 (39) P - (-5) W - (-5) -(10+) 5 Palabani 21246 115 (24) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 6 Baigundi 265-07 259 (44) P -(5-10) W -,10+ ) -(10+) 7 Badakusapada 402-26 317 (53) P - (-5) W,TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 8 Tulasibani 110'07 199 (29) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) -(10+ ) -(10+) 9 Sanakusapada 118'17 71 (12) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk Tuesday -(10+) 10 Panasadiha 559-28 838 (148) P,M - (-5) W PO - (-5) -(10+) 11 Asanabani 182'11 172 (29) P - (-5) W,TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 12 Andhara jhari 108'46 143 (23) - (-5) - (-5) W,TW - (-5) -(5-10) -(10+ ) 13 Kothadiha 363·00 309 (63) P -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 14 Ulibasa 361"38 333 (61) - (-5) - (-5) W,TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 15 Janjali 431-40 633 (128) P - (-5) W,TW - (-5) -(10+) 16 Kumudabahali 107·65 80 (16) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 17 Haradvol 176·04 175 (28) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (·-5) 18 Panasagadia 231'48 365 (64) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 19 Gentilbeda 101'98 170 (29) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) (Gentubeda) -(10+) 20 Jayantibeda 31039 376 (62) P -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 21 Panasijharana 434·63 521 (98) P -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(10+) -(10+) 22 Daragudisila 257·38 238 (44) P -(10+) W,R -(5-10) -(10+) (Dar agadisila) -(10+) 23 Singanali 116·55 131 (23) - (-5) -(10+) W,R,N -(5-10) -(10+) -(10+) 24 Bdniajodi 743·00 618 (113) P - (-5) Tk,N - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 26 Sikabeda 484·81 347 (67) P - (-5) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 26 Uleikundi 214-08 188 (31) - (--5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 27 Mankabeda 131·12 93 (14) - (-5) - (-5) N,TW - (-5) -(5-10) 28 Kolidiha 208·82 256 (43) P - (-5) W - (-5) Friday - (--5) -(10+) 29 Badapurunapani 381-62 427 (83) P -(5-10) W -(5-10) - (-5) -( 10+) 30 Maranadihi 31039 294 (50) P - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) 259 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-ANANDAPUR, App Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including r------______.A ______--:.______~ to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ------KR Anandapur (67) Rice 153·78 172"39 124'24 16'19 KR Anandapur (60) Rice 19'02 83·37 23-47 14'16 KR Anandapur (52) Rice 244'84 222,98 14&'50 6'47 KR Anandapur (60) Rice 45'33 74·87 10·'17 28'73 VR Anandapur (62) Rice 76'G8 82';6 49'78 3'64 KR Anandapur (50) Rice 105'22 74'"46 73'25 12'14 KR Anandapur,(57) !lice 151'76 129'09 116'15 5'26 KR Anandapur (51) Rice 7'28 77'29 13'76 11'74 KR Anandapur (52) Rice 35'61 54'23 23'47 4'86 KR Anandapur (53) Rice 69'f;1 167·54 197'UJ 124'24 , KR Anandapur (56) ". Rice 37·23 79'72 29'14 36'02 KR Anandapur (56) Rice 30'76 53·42 2064 3'64 KR Anandapur (58) Rice 93'48 111'69 86.20 7163 KR Anandapur (38) Rice 113 72 142·04 99'15 6·47 KR Anandapur (48) Rice 113'~1 187'37 112'51 18'21 KR Anandapur (51) Rice 14'17 59'89 2752 6:07 KR Anandapur (51) Rice 44'11 47·35 67'99 1659 KR Anandapur (53) Rice 16'59 170'78 33'99 10,12 KR Anandapur (51) Rice 7'69 62'32 25'50 6'47 KR Anandapur (62) Rice 24'68 15338 114.93 17'40 KR Anandapur (53) Rice 117'76 169'97 119'79 27·11 KR Anandaput (35) Rice 9·71 63,54 31',·42 14771 37,63 KR Anandapur (40) Rice 2226 29'14 2752 KR Anandapur (57) Rice 44·52 237·55 360·57 100·36 Rice 215·70 KR Anandapur (46) 115·33 114·53 39'25 Rice 70'01 KR Anandapur (37) 77,30 38,85 27·92 Rice 21·04 KR Anandapur (40) 6880 3399 7-29 Rice 71·23 KR Anandapur (37) 8944 402 2·83 KR Anandapur (38) Rice 11534 19') 46 5180 1902 Rice KR Anandapur ('.\2) 92·67 14447 5342 1983 260 VILLAGE .' 'AM!Nti"J'!S Police Station-ANANDAPUR " l. C. Name of the Tota' Total Amenities availabl~ (If not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area ~f the t>opulation is shown in the co'umn and 1'Iext to It in brackets, the distance in y'W,!se ("umber of kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms·, 5·10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (In hectares) households) ~ ______nearest place ~ _____ where the-A facility______is available is given} ~ Educa- Medica' Drinking Post Day or Communi- tiona I Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 .. 5 6 7 8 9 10 31 Dhabani 450·82 592 (109) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 32 Deojharan 118·98 137 (23) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 33 Gayalmunda 427-75 834 (158) P, M 0 W, Tk PO - (-5) -(5-10) 34 Potajhari 243·62 218 (39) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 35 Badudighara 371·10 245 (41) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 36 Badajodi 90·(,5 163 (32) - (-5) -(10+) W,R - (-5) -(10+) -(10+ ) 37 Kadobahali 285·30 368 (65) P -(10+) W, R -(5-10) -(10+) -(10+) (Kaduabahali) 38 Santospur 407·52 408 (80) P -(10+ ) W PO -(10+) -(5-10) 39 Gendaliabasa 78·51 76 (14) - (-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 40 Kantala 32982 367 (65) P - (-5) W,TW - (-5) - (- 5) -(5-10) 41 BhaJughara 435·04 466 (139) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 42 Haribeda 10)·60 96 (19) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 43 Mandapada 87·41 8l (13) - (-5) -(10+) W - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 44 Budhikuda 30068 417 (87) P -(10+) W, R - (-5) -(10+) -(5-10) 45 Tavakud 104·00 201 (33) M,P -(10 +) W,R - (-5) -(10+) -(5-10) 46 Kamando (Kumuda) 699·70 707 (139) P -(5-10) W,R PO -(5-10) - (-5) 47 Darakhola 344·79 237 (45) P -(10+ ) W -(5-10) -(10+) BS 48 Tikarapada 24605 221 (39) P -(5-10) N - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 49 Nuapilda 18980 393 (72) - (-5) - (-5) W,N - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 50 Kanto 35815 765 (143) P (2) - (-5) W,N PO, Phone - (-5) BS 51 Kolima ti 564·54 1,227 (214) P,M -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) 8S 52 Taneipal 489·27 490 (79) P - (-5) W PO - (-5) - (-5) 53 Ratuan 273·97 317 (50) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 54 B.lUnsapal 75·27 Uninhabited 85 55 Amaranga 232·29 678 (124) P, M - (-5) W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 56 Kundakot 6313 322 (49) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 57 Nahaguna 18292 290 (48) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 58 Bandha 89·03 274 (50) - (-5) - (-5) W,TW - (-5) - (-5) BS 59 Ar junabania 191·01 498 (81) M,P - (-5) W,N - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 60 Jalinanda 139·62 598(112) p - (-5) W - (-5) - (--5) - (-5) 262 VIllAGE AMENITIES Police Station~ANANDAPUR --~--- L.c. Name of the Total Total Amenities avaIlable (if not available within the village a dash (-) population No. Village area of the' is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms. in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Krns., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r- - ______.A. ______-----"""' Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tiona I Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market! Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 1,191 (233) P - (-5) W -- (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 61 B? daektali 35653 693 (91) P, M,H 0 TW,W PO, Phone Sunday BS 62 Dhakotha 8377 697 (99) P - (-5) W,S - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 63 Marsapal 2~0·50 741 (112) P - (-5) N,W,TW - (-5) - (-5) BS 64 Bhalukum'i 18737 433 (71) P - (-5) W,R,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 65 Goudadiha 22015 - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) BS 66 Wogapur 13112 761 (153) P W,TW,R PO - (-5) SS 67 K dapada 297'44 1,300 (215) P, M,H PHS W,TW - (-5) - (-5) B5 68 Gohbandha 134"76 526 (96) P - (-5) - (-5) W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 69 Beladiha (llelada) 122'62 155 (32) P - (-5) TW,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-::) 70 Gohirabani 43706 256 (48) P 71 fliragobindpur 694·85 1,491 (255) P,M -(5-10) Tk,R,W PO - (-5) as 71. Jugalkishorepur 156'21 417 (77) P -(5-10) TW,Tk,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 73 Gohira 40104 1,147 (226) P,M - (-5) Tk, W PO -(5-10) BS 74 Indupura 10765 317 (63) P - (-5) TW,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 75 Kumunia 257·79 407 (74) P - (-5) Tk,R,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 76 Palaspur 75·68 17 (5) - (-5) - (-5) Tk,W,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 77 Talagaon 548·3~ 1,113 (196) P,M - (-5) Tk,R,W PO -(5-10) - (-5) 78 Sadangl 146·50 654 (122) P - (-5) W,WR - (-5) -(5-10) BS 79 Bamphidi (Bankhidi) 220·15 1.195 (210) M,P - (-5) W,TW PO - (5-10) - (-5) 80 Sunduria 970'03 852 (153) P - (-5) W,S - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 81 Baunsagarh 1,024·26 1,723 (320) P,M,O PHS W,TW PO -(5-10) -(5-10) - (-5) -(5-10) 82 Baruan 288·54 624 (102) P - (-5) W,TW - (-5) 83 Biridiha 96·72 1,127 (197) P - (-5) W,TW - ~-5) - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 84 Kantipal 1,092·25 2,845 (503) P,M,H D,MCW,PHS W,TW,N PO Sunday 85 Kathak,Ha 350·05 1,487 (261) P - (-5) W,S PO -t5-10) -(10+ ) 86 Jogiabandha 152·97 362 (66) P -(10+) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 87 Tangar 5.01·63 350 (60) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) 88 Pachanga 37'64 334 (62) P -(10+) W - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 89 Pandua 8863 394 (76) P, M -(10+ ) TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 90 Chamarda 139·62 360 (b4) P - (-5) W,N - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 263 DIRECTORY AI'~D LAND USE Taha~il-ANANDAPUR Ren,arks App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different typElS of land including roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) any to (in Kms.) r------A.---'------~ place of village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including tor historical source gaudier cultivation or and archaeo~ groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Anandapur (14) Rice 1740 19830 37·64 103·19 PR Anandapur (13) ED, EO Rice 5·26 59·90 9·71 8·90 N-3, M-1 PIC KR Ananda!'ur (13) Rice 13·76 128·28 74·06 34'40 PR Anandapur (13) Rice 8J.37 44·11 59·89 KR,PR Anandapur (9) Rice 32'78 97·12 50·59 3966 N-2 KR,PR Anandapur (13) Rice 64·75 51·80 14·57 KR,PR Anandapur (9) Rice 18·61 168·35 68·80 41·6fl N-7,Temple KR,PR Anandapur (9) Rice 4·86 87-41 3723 526 KR Anandapur (9) Rice 4·05 8377 19·83 14·97 KR Anandapur (9) Rice 26·71 123·02 202·34 84·99 PR Anandapur (8) ED Rice 100·77 177 25 15864 258·19 N-3,Temple KR Anandapur (8) ED Rice 17'81 55·44 39·25 43·71 KR,PR Anandapur (6) ED Rice 29·14 13-76 155·40 160·25 42·49 KR Anandapur (4) ED Rice 11·33 44·52 19·02 2388 8'90 KR Anandapur (3) Rice 14·16 12667 58·28 58·68 KR -\nandapur (4) Rice 2·84 55'44 9·71 7·69 PR,KR Anandapur (9) ED Rice 20·64 40·'07 186·56 134·35 166·73 N-l,M-l KR Anandapur (4) Rice 8'90 81-75 24·69 31·16 N-3 KR Anandapur (8) ED Rice 26'71 171-58 13-36 850 KR Anandapur (8) ED Rice 1M'73 305·13 59·49 438·68 KR Anandapur (9) ED Rice 9·71 97·12 60177 315·66 N-1,T-1,Temple KR Anandapur (16) Rice 11-33 152·16 15'78 109'27 KR Anandapur (11) Rice N 83-77 6>48 6·47 Temple KR Anandapur (12) Rice 74·06 63900 191042 187'77 N-2 KR Anandapur (13) Rice 0·81 229'05 29'14 91·05 N-1, Temple KR Anandapur (11) Rite ,·62 131·52 12·55 7-2S KR Anandapur (13) Rice 48 56 1-62 4·45 KR Anandapur (9) Rice 31·16 3·64 284 KR Anandapur (8) Rice 72"44 13-86 2.S~ KR Anandapur (9) Rice 2·83 110 fl9 17·40 8'50 264 V'llAG~ AME~'T{~_ Police Station-ANANDAPUR l. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Vitlage area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., In broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms· and 10+Kms. oi the (in hectres) households) nearest place where the facilityA--______is available is given) ~ r----- Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water & days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 91 BalaJu~n 173·21 945 (157) M,P -(10+) W, Tk PO -(10+) -(5-10) 92 Janghar 313-23 1,274 (201) P - (-5) W,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 93 Beida 169·97 551 (84) P -(10+) W, TW - (-0;) - (-5) -(10+) 94 Khadipal 190·20 940 (180) P -(5-10) W,TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 95 Salabani 21813 1,533 (260) P, M,H MeW W, TW PO Wednesday - (-5) 96 Mochinda 341·56 1,600 (280) P - (-5) W,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 97 Dudugaon 217·32 1,077 (181) P -(10+) W,TW - (-5) - (-5) -:- (-5) 98 Taratara 136 38 756 (116) P,M,H -(10+ ) W, lW, R PO - (-5) - (-5) 99 Khamarnendi 78·51 207 (40) P -(10+) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 100 Chhatrakana 123-43 313 (58) P -(10+ ) W,TW - (-5) -(10+) -(10+) 101 Purunaghati 260·62 785 (133) P, M -(10+) W PO - (-5) - (-5) 102 Bahabardanda 390·52 747 (14~) P -(10+) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 103 Mathianendi 83-77 230 C~1) P -(10+ ) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 104 Dumuribandha 83·77 95 (12) - (-5) -(10+) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) (Dlmiribandha) 105 Malarpada 58·68 153 (23) P -(10+1 W - (-;5) -(5-10) - (-5) 106 (24) - (-5) -(10+ ) W 106 D\lnkia 1700 - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 85·79 197 (34) - (-5) -(10+) W - (-5) -(5-10) 107 Ragudi - (-5) '164·30 249 (44) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) 108 Asia - (-5) 97·13 189 (33) P,M -(5-'\0) Tk, W, TW PO - (-5) 109 Gopa\pur - (-5) 73-65 258 (43) - (-5) -(5-10) Tk,W,N ._ (.-5) -(5-10) 110 Ghosarapada - (-5) 561 (97) P -(5-10) Tk, W, TW 111 Bhatakura 42·09 - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 1&7 (24) P -(5-10) W, TW, Tk 112 Kathiasara 60·71 - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 939 (150) P -(5-10) Tk, W, TW 113 Akar";a 144·47 - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 566 (85) -- (-5) - ·(5-·,0) 114 Alnbagadia 99·96 w,n PO -(5-~0) - (-5) 180·49 403 (64) P -(10+) W,JW - (-5) 115 Balakati - (-5) - (-5) 241·60 354 (56) P -(10+) R, W, T,w - (-5) 116 Singdova -(10+) - (-5) 178.C7 5:;1 (193) p - (-5) W,TW i17 Guhalia - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 525 (74) M,P - (-5) W.TW - (-5) 118 Hatibandha 789~ -(5-ioJ -(5-10) 485 (88) P - (·-5) W,TW 119 Banika 70·0~ - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 1.125 (195) M,P.O - (-5) R. W, TW PO 120 Tukunasasan (Tuku,na) 228·24 -(5-10) -(5-10) 265 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil- ANANDAPUR App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Food use in hectares rounded~up to 2 decimal places) including Distance Supply , ______.A. ______"'"\ to (in Kms.) any village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious dy (including for historical source gauchar cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ---KR Anandapllr (8) ED Rice 14367 12-95 16.59 M-l KR Anandapur (9) ED Rice 8·50 232'69 53·42 18'62 KR Anandapur (6) Rice 151'76 7'28 10·93 KR Anandapur (8) Rice 166·73 10'52 12'95 PR Anandapur (6) ED,EAg,EO Rice N 18211 28'33 7'69 N-S,M-3, C-1, PR Anandapur (6) ED Rice 28935 17·81 34'40 M-2 . KR Anandapur (11) EO Rice 081 178·47 27'11 10'93 KR Anandapur (11) ED Rice 122·62 6·07 769 N-3,M-8, C-l, Temple KR Anandapur (11) ED Rice 74'C6 1·11 3'24 KR Anandapur (13) Rice N 115·34 202 6·07 I{R Anandapur (11) Rice 14·57 20882 27.92 931 Kil Anandapur (17) Rice 13-76 207·20 64.34 105'22 KR Anandapur (11) ED Rice 081 7446 2·83 5·67 KR Anandapur (11) Rice 7608 324 4·45 M-1 KR Anz,ndilpur (171 Rice 4249 2--13 13'76 KR Anandapur (19) Rice 15·38 1·21 041 KR Anandapur (17) Rice 2·43 4654 445 3237 PR Anandapur (14) ED Rice 0·40 51·80 5·67 106·43 PR Anandapur (14) EA Rice 9106 607 N-l, Temple KR Anandapur (16) Rice 63-53 162 8·50 M-l PR, KR Anandapur (14) Rice 38·64 162 2·43 KR Anandapur (11) Rice 55·44 :2 03 324 PR, KR Anandapur (9) Rice 129·09 10·12 5·26 Temple PR, KR Anandapur (8) ED Rice 8296 4·Ll6 12·14 KR Anandapur (11) ED Rice N 161-47 8·90 10'12 KR Anandapur (9) RIce 6'48 166·}3 18·21 50·18 KR Anandapur' (6) Rice 18·61 85·39 26·71 48·16 PR, KR . Anandapur (4) Rice 59·89 12·14 688 N-l, M-1 KR Anandapur (7) Rice 66·37 ~·62 2·02 KR Anandapur (3) ED,EO Rice 081 128·69 38·85 59·89 N-l0 M-4 C-1, T-l, T~n,pl~ 266 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-ANANDAPUR L.c. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash.(-) Nn. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (NurT1ber of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms·, 5-10 Kms· and 10+Kms' of the (in hectares) households) nearest·place where the facility is available is given) r------A------__ ~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communi- tiona I Water & da'ls of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market! Railway Hat, Station if any Wa ter- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 121 Sudusudia 222·17 400 (83) P - (-5) W.R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 122 Bailo 132·74 753 (116) TR, P,M - (-5) W, TW,5 PO -(5-10) - (-5) 113 Barigaon 172·40 1,196 (173) M, P - (-5) W, TW, 5 PO -(5-10) - (-5) 124 Vatasira 190·61 669 (101) M,P - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 125 Kaenpura 26062 692 (117) P, M - (-5) TW, Tk, W Po - (-5) BS 126 Khadibil 133·55 536 (89) M, P - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 127 Naduan 236·34 1,053 (167) P,M - (-5) Tk,W PO -(5-10) - (-5) 128 Sarein 235.93 808 (124) P, M -(5-10) TW,R,N - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 129 5atatira 367'86 665 (99) P -(5-10) R,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 130 Belabahali 299·47 2,933 (452) P,M,H - (-5) TW,Tk,R,W PO Monday BS 131 .Purunia 250·10 1,086 (156) P,M -(5-10) W,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 132 Tolankapada 115·74 1,436 (257) P,M -(5-10) W PO - (-5) - (-5) 133 Mangalpur 74·06 441 (80) P -(5-10) W PO - (-5) - (-5l 134 Haridapal 59·89 445 (79) P - (-5) W,TW,k - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 135 Paikchatra 69·20 453 (75) P -(5-10) W,TW,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 136 Panchupali 1,187·35 3,612 (580) P(4), M,H 0 W,R PO - (-5) -(5-10) 137 Sibanarayanpur 257·79 1,439 (240) M,P -(10+) W,TW - (-5) -(10+) - (-5) 138 Bancho 79966 2,675 (440) P(3), M,H -(5-10) W.R,Tk,TW PO, PTO, -(5-10) BS Phone 139 Dadhibabanpur 48·16 588 (96) M,P -(5-10) Tk,W,TW - (-5) -(5-10) BS 140 Chorgadia 25·50 194 (28) - (-5) -(5-10) TW,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 141 Badatira ~O·35 207 (30) - (-5) - (-5) TW,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 142 Chhenapadi 80·13 437 (86) P - (-5) TW,Tk PO -(5-10) BS 141 Caligopalpur 13% 175 (22) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 144 Sasanga 227·84 817 (143) P - (-5) W,TW,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 145 Co'vindpur 62.32 141 (32) - (-5) - (-5) W,Tk,TW - (-5) - (-5, BS 146 Matha 231·89 567 (95) M - (-5) Tk,W,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 147 Kapundi 104·81 523 (86) P - (-5) W,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 148 Pandado 28976 1,093 (175) M - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 149 Copa 141.24 757 (137) P - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 150 Sankhana 218'53 666 (100) P -(5-10) TW, TK - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 267 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-ANANDAPuR App Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places including to (in Kms.) ,------~------~ any village Forest Irri- Un Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avaliable religious, by (iucluding for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Anandapur (1) ED Rice 0·40 145·69 24·28 51·80 Temple PR Anandapur (3) ED Rice 96·72 30·35 5·67 N-2 PR Anandapur (4) ED, EO Rice 6·47 1~7 65 38·45 1983 N-31, M-l KR Anandapur (6) ED Rice 6·07 129-91 34·80 1983 N 1, M-2 PR, KR Anandapur (4) ED Rice 0·81 188·58 61-11 lC·12 N-l, M-l KR Anandapur (~) ED Rice 7·28 74·46 45·33 6· ... 8 KR Anandapur (8) ED Rice 1012 127-48 78·10 20·64 N-1,M-2,Temple KR Anandapur (8) ED Rice 16;>·68 24'28 48'97 N-l.M-l KR Anandapur (8) Kice 13'76 254'55 44·51 55-04 N-l PR Anandapur (4) ED I{ice 2·03 213·27 4330 40'87 N-2,M-' PR,KR Anandapur (4) ED Rice 209'22 28'33 12·55 N-l,Temple PR,KR Anandapur (6) ED Rice 78·51 21·45 15-78 PR,KR Anandapur (9) ED Rice 42'0~ 24'28 7-69 KR Anandapur (8) Rice 25'09 2'02 32·78 KR Anandapur (8) Rice 55':)4 8-50 566 KR Anandapur (14) Rice 40'47 740'98 176'44 229'46 N-2, M-4 KR Anandapur (13) EA Rice 2'43 222'98 5·67 26'71 N-l,M-l, Temple PR,KR Anandapur (13) EA Rice 2'43 616'34 63.94 116'95 N-2, Temple PR Anandapur (8) EA Rice 45'33 1-62 1'21 PR,r.R Anandapur (13) Rice 22·26 1'22 2'02 PR,KR Anandapur (13) Rice 29-14 0'81 0.4(l PR,KR Anandapur (13) EA Rice 73.25 4'86 2.02 M-4 PR,KR Anandapur (13) ED Rice 11'74 2·02 M-l PR,KR Anandapur (13) ED Rice 1-62 205'58 17'00 364 N-3,M-l PR Anandapur (14) EO Rice 50'18 2'83 9-31 N-2,M-2, Temple PR,KR Anandapur (16) Rice N 171'18 891 51'80 N-l,M-5,C-l,T -1, Temple PR,KR Anandapur (14) ED Rice 1'62 92'67 6-47 4'05 N-1 PR, KR Anandapur (21) ED Rice 265'88 17'00 6·88 N-l, 1elllple PR, KR -1,nandapur (19) EA Rice 129·10 9-71 2·43 N-l, Temple KR Anandapur (21) ED Rice 201·53 10·12 688 268 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station~ANANDAPUR L.c. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within thp village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms·, 5-10 Kms. and 10+Km • of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r------~------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water &. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 151 Mareigaon 273·16 1,478 (260) P, M - (-5) Tk, W, TW PO - (-5) BS 152 Betira 115·34 486 (82) P - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 153 Elakana (Belakana) 87·82 351 (49) P - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) - l-5) 154 Bardhanpur 44·11 108 (17) - (-5) - (-5) TK, TW - (-5) - (-5) - {-5) 155 Jalakalanga 13395 598 (96) M - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) BS 156 Hatadihi 117·76 931 (172) P, M, H D Tk, W, TW PO Saturday BS 157 Nisankapur 9·31 72 (13) - (-5) - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 158 Ana 94·29 331 (61) P - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) BS 159 Dankuri 150·54 352 (53) P - (-5) Tk, TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 160 Sulana 217-72 780 (130) P, M -(10+) Tk, W, TW PO - (-5) - (-5) 161 Adaghuria 123·83 647 (124) P -(10+) R, Tk, TW - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 162 Nalapur (Nilapur) 63·94 576 (i08) - (-5) -(10+) R,Tk,W,TW - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 163 Balabhadrapur 108·46 347 (67) - (-5) -(10+) W, TW, R - (-5) -(5.-10) - (-5) 164 Kanthiadihi 4·45 126 (25) - (-5) -(10+) W, TW, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 165 Jasobantapur 15·78 736 (134) - (-5) -(10+) TW, R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 166 Hirapur 2·43 159 (21) - (-5) -(10+) TW,R - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 167 Mugupur 9·31 289 (~2) P, M, H -(10+) TW,W,R PO -(5-10) - (-5) 168 Sarbeswarpur 7·43 125 (25) - (-5) -(10+ ) R,TW,W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 169 Sahanadpur 12·55 72 (15) - (-5) -(5-10) R,TW - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 170 Tikara 2347 186 (34) - (-5) -(5-10) W,R - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) ,, 171 Bar~i 59·89 293 (61) P -(5-10) W,TW,R - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 172 Bareswar 78·10 268 (47) - (-5) -(5-10) R,TW - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 173 Tarava 138·81 690 (89) P,M -(5-10) TW,R,W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 174 Panchugochhia 233·50 93~ (159) P -(5-10) TW - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 175 Bahabalapur 1619 Uninhabited W,Tk,R 176 Ambo 37960 990 (161) P,M,H -(5-10) TW,Tk,W PO - (-5) -(5-10) 177 Antira 112·91 487 (79) P -(5-10) TW,Tk,W -(5-10) - (-5) -(5-10) 178 Sarala 8741 204 (32) P -(5-10) TW,Tk,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 17CJ Biridihi (Biridi) 129·50 409 (62) P - (-5) TW,Tk -( -5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 180 Abulpur 133·1-1 327 (48) P - (--5) Tk,W,TW - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 269 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tah asil-ANANDAPUR App Near est town and Power Staple Land use (i, e" area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Kms,) r------A ------, any village Forest Irri- Un' Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including for historical source gauchar cultivation or and archaeo groves logical inter~st 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 PR,KR Anandapur (21) ED Rice 4-45 2<44·8"\ lH'3 4·05 N-4, M-3, Temple PR, KR Anandapur (16) ED Rice 103'60 7'69 4·05 N-3 P'R,KR Anandapur (14) Rice 72'04 12,95 2'83 PR, :(R Anandapur (15) Rice 40'07 3·64 0'40 PR,KR Anandapur (14) ED Rice 041 11657 1416 O,Bl N-S, M-l, C-l PR, KR Anandapur (14) ED Rice 0'41 99'55 14'16 j 64 N-S, M-2 KR Anandapur (17) Rice 8,09 N 1'22 PR,KR Anandapur (13) ED Rice 040 80'94 4·86 809 KR Anandapur (17) Rice 140·02 5'26 5'26 KR Anandapur (11) EA Rice 0'40 197'08 8'50 11.74 N-3 PR, KR Anandapur (9) Rice 108'46 2'83 12,54 KR Anandapur (9) EA Rice 55'85 2'43 5'66 N-1 KR Anandapur (9) EA Rice 101'17 1'62 5'67 KR Anandapur (11) Rice 2'83 1'02 KR Anandapur (9) EA Rice 5'67 8'09 2'Ol KR Anandapur (11) EA Rice 1'21 N 1'22 KR Anandapur (9) EA Rice 3'24 607 N-1 KR Anandapur (9) EA Rice 1'62 N 0'81 KR Anandapur (11) Rice 1-62 10'93 KR Anandapur (11)' Rice 1457 2,83 6'07 N-l KR Anandapur (11) Rice 2·43 21,85 26'30 9'31 KR Anandapur (11) Rice 0,81 19'42 6'47 51·40 KR Anandapur (11) Rice 3,64 87·82 7'28 4007 N-l KR Anandapur (9) EA Rice 221-36 850 3·64 N-l, Temple 7·29 N S'90 KR Anandapur (H) Rice 2347 273' 17 20'64 6232 N-l, Temple KR Anandapur (14) Rice 6,88 8215 13'36 10·52 KR Anandapur (16) Rice 1'62 76·89 6'07 2'83 KR Anandapur (13) EA Rice 100,77 2509 3'6<4 Templp. KR Anandapur (11) EAg Rice 106·84 22 26 4'04 -----~---- 270 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-ANANDAPUR l. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) ."('. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz, -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households} nearest place where the facility IS available is given) r------A------~ Educa- Medical Drinking P?st Day or Communi- tional Water & days of ca tion (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market! Railway Hat, Station, if any Water- way) 1 "2 3 4 'i 6 7 8 9 10 (77) 181 Jalasarpur 39052 488 P,M - (-5) Tk,TW - (-5) -(5-10) -(:-10) P,M,H -(5-10) -(5-~0) 182 Badarampas 48968 1,890 (349) Tk,W,TW PO -(5-10) 539 (leO) p - (-5) - (-5) 183 Chandiabiranchipur 106·43 Tk,W,TW - (-5) - (-5) 282 (54) P - (-5) 184 Jagannathapur 76'49 Tk,W,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) Nandipada 239'98 592 (90) P,M,H - (-5) Tk,W,TW - (-5) Tuesdav - (-!.1) lB5 and Friday 186 Orali 487·24 1,364 (221) P,M,H -(5-10) Tk,W,TW PO - (-5) BS 125 (17) - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 187 Karanlapadi 39·25 TW,n 170 (27) - (-5) -(5-10) Tk,W,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 188 Ichhapur 3076 -(5-10) 1Bq Mudulipada 72"44 131 (27) P TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 160 (20) -(-5) -(5-10) TW,Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 190 Baniari 47·35 -(5-10) 191 ¥.hetuali 163-90 501 (81) P Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 192 Nuarampas 401·04 957 (165) P Tk,W, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 1,328 (2::3) P,M -(5-10) Tk, W, TW 193 Inchol 403·07 PO -(5-10) - (-5) 66 (12) - (-5) -(5-10) Tk, W, TW -(5-10) 194 Paramanandapur 66·37 - (-5) - (-'}) 167 (27) - (-5) -(5-10) TW, Tk, W - (-5) 195 Dhanaghar 93·48 -(5-10) -(5-10) (76) P -(5- \0) Tk, W, TW 196 Isala 116.15 167 - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 2S (5) - (-S) -(S·10) TW, Tk - (-S) 197 Khasipur 4856 -(5-10) - (-5) 9'3 (14) - (-5) "':"(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 198 Kolipada (Kolipadi) 12·55 -(5-10) (38) P -(5-10) 199 Tukuoa 10360 229 Tk. TW - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 199 (34) P -(5-10) TW,Tk,W -(5-10) 200 Beguniapadi 85'79 -(5-10) -(5-10) 347 (54) P -(5-10) Tk, W, TW - (-5) 201 Sadanga 139·21 -(5-10) - (-5) 4·05 Uninhabited W 202 Syarnabindha 11372 412 (69) P -(S-10) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) 203 Temala - (-5) 23'88 42 (11) P -(5-10) Tk, W, TW -- (-5) 204 Dharampur - (-5) - (-5) 26·71 191 (33) - (-5) -(5-10) Tk, TW - (-5) 205 5imilia - (-5) - (-5) 206 Slnkha 120·19 53C (94) P,M -(5-10) TW, Tk, R, W PO -(5-10) BS 207 lalchhanpur 106·43 342 (63) ? -(5-10) TW, R, W PO - (-5) - (-5) 208 Karago1a 346·01 776 (137) P, M -(10+ ) Tk, R, W - (-5) - (-5) RS 209 Telisinga 61·11 310 (56) P -(5-10) Tk, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 210 Girigaon 135·17 757 (135) P,M -(5-10) R, Tk, TW PO - (-5) -(5-10) 271 DlRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasfl-ANANDAPUR App Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under ditfprent types of land Remarks ~oach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including A ______~ to (in Kms.) r------______any lillage Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avaliable religious by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 1& 17 18 19 20 KR Anandapur (11) EAg Rice 19'42 272 ~5 35'21 &3'54 KR,PR Anandapur (21) EA Rice 450'42 29·95 9'31 N-2,M-2,Temple PR,KR Anandapur (17) ED Rice 95'10 526 6'07 Temple PR,KR AnandaPur (18) ED Rice 71'23 2'83 2'43 N-S,M-1 PR,KR Anandapur (16) Rice 3'24 178·87 53'42 445 N-2 KR,PR Anandapur (21) ED Rice- 11'73 430'99 29'14 15'38 N-9,M-3 KR Anandapur (19) Rice 37'23 1°62 040 KR Anandapur (24) Rice 27'91. 2'03 081 KR Anandapur (19) Rice 63'94 6'07 2·43 KR Anandapur (21) Rice 39"66 6'07 1'62 KR Anandapur (19) Rice 132'33 29°54 2'03 KR Anandapur (21) ED Rice 36746 24·28 930 KR Anandapur (19) £D Rice 15·38 33872 42'49 648 N-2,M-2, Temple KR Anandapur (25) Rice 63·54 1'62 1'21 KR Anandapur (16) Rice 82-56 8'09 283 N-1,M-1 KR Anandapur (14) Rice 1'22 102"79 9'31 2'83 KR Anandapur (14) Rice 43'30 3'24 2'02 KR Anandapur (13) Rice 12·55 N KR Anandapur (17) Rice 87'82 12·14 3'64 N-1,M-1 KR Anandapur (14) Rice 74·87 8'(J9 2'83 KR Anandapur (14) Rice 1'2"55 109·67 1497 202 4'05 KR Anandapur (27) Rice 5'67 80·94 21,04 6'07 KR Anandapur (24) ED Rice 21"45 2'02 0'41 PR,KR Anandapur (14) Rice 22'26 2"43 202 PR,KR Anandapul (16) Rice 0'81 10603 1173 1'62 N-1 KR Anandapur (14) Rice 11'14 81'74 8'50 4'05 N-2 KR Anandapur (14) Rice 10°93 257'78 22'26 55'04 KR Anandapur (27) EAg Rice 52'20 6°48 2'43 N-2 KR Ja japur Road (24) ED Rice 4'45 65'97 8'90 55'85 N-1,M-1 272 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station -ANANDAPUR L.c. Name of the . Total Total Amenities oivailable (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No, Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms" in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms and 10+Kms. ot th£' (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) r-----______A ___ . ------. Educa- Medical Drinking Post Dayor Communi- tional Water IX days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (P,us Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, if a ny Water way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 211 Baharipur 170,-8 600 (95) r', H -(5-10) Tk, R, TW - (-5) -- (-5) -(10+) 212 Chapundia 1048' 512 (81) P -(5-10) Tk, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) -(5-10) TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 213 Kadambadihi 9429 151 (22) - (-5) (Kadamdihi) P -(5-10) Tk, W - (-5) Monday -(10+} 214 Baranga 69'61 214 (35) P -(5-10) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) -('0+) 215 Dudugaon 63,13 328 (61) (12) - (-5) -(5-10) H, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 216 Bhagyarathipursasan 23'88 81 (Bhagirathipur) 68,63 247 (31) - (-5) -(5-10) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (--5) -(10+) 217 Marua 168,35 429 (61) P -(5-10) Tk, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 218 Matabaz 546 (89) P -(5-10) W, Tk, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 219 Saramanga 256,98 116 (17) - (-5) -(5-10) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) -( 10+) 220 Apasara 6273 177 (,8) P - (--5) TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 221 Bhutapada 64'35 215,29 541 (83) P,M - (-5) TW, W, Tk - (-5) - (--5) -(5-10) 222 Bramhanikila 65 (11) - (-5) - (-5) rw, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 223 Vakidi 16.19 99 (16) P - (-5) TW,W,Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 224 Kanakampa 46.13 45'73 115 (21) - (--5) - (-5) TW, Tk - (-5) -- (-5) -(5-10) 225 Raghunathpur 226'22 581 (109) P - (-5) TW - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 226 Tampla 1376 120 (17) - (-5) - (-5) TW, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 227 Kaithagadia 177'66 558 (97) P, M, H - (-5) W, Tk, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) '~28 Kaligaon - (-5) 429·78 ',591 (249) P,M - (-5) W, Tk, TW - (-5) --(5-10) 229 Anara 36'02 83 ( 15) - (-5) - (-5) TW, Tk, W - (-5) - (-5) - (5-10) 2iO Tumba Tlunipatna (Tumbabanipatna) - (-5) -(5-10) 256'57 584 (89) P - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) 231 Sarala -(5-10) 21·45 233 (45) P - (-5) Tk, W - (--5) - (-5) 232 Radhanagarpa tna - (-5) -(5-10) 620·79 241 (31) P - (-5) Tk, TW - (-5) 233 Manoharpur - (-5) -(5-10) 53·01 167 (29) P - (-5) Tk, TW - (-5) 234 Balabhadrapur - (-5) (-".) -(5-10) 52·61 117 (18) P - (-5) Tk, W, TW - 235 Brundabanpur 273 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-ANANDAPUR -~ -..------~~-~--- App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance StJPply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including ,-- - ______.A______~ to (in Kms.) any VIllage Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of eated irrigated waste available religious, by (includmg for historical source gauchar cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 ·,4 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Anandapur (25) Rice 688 106·84 16·99 40'07 N-l KR Anandapur (32) EAg Rice 688 74·87 1780 5·26 KR Anandapur (24) EAg Rice 040 80'13 10'52 3·24 KR Anandapur (14) EAg Rice 59·49 7'69 2·43 KR Anandapur (24) EAg Rice 53'02 8'90 121 ... KR Anandapur (29) Rice 23-88 N KR Anandapuf (25) EAg Rice 121 7649 1012 0'81 KR Anandapur (27) Rice 10·52 135,16 17·81 486 ... KR Anandapur (25) Rice 14"98 184'94 49.37 769 ... KR Anandapur (24) Rice 57'06 1"62 405 ... KR Anandapur (21) Rice 54·63 648 324 ... KR Anandapur (24) Rice 178'47 3480 202 N-l KR Anandapur (24) Rice 12·95 2-43 0'81 N-l KR Anandapur (24) Rice 34"40 11.33 0·40 KR Anandapur (25) Rice 41·68 ~.64 0'41 ... KR Anandapur (25) Rice 364 198'30 18'61 5'67 KR Anandapur (25) Rice 1255 0'81 0'40 KR Anandapur (25) Rice 202 159·45 12'95 324 Temple KR Bhadrak (24) Rice 20·23 38081 17'00 11.74 M-l KR Anandapur (32) Rice 13"76 17·81 202 2'43 KR Anandapur (30) Rice 14·16 186·56 48.16 7·69 Temple KR Anandapur (30) Rice 14·16 6·48 0·81 KR Anandapur (25) Rice 23877 222·98 152·57 6.47 0·81 KR Anandapur (24) Rice ~8·96 3.24 2.43 KR Anandapur (24) Rice 37.23 12·95 274 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-ANANDAPUR l· C Name of the Total Total Amen ties available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shc ",n in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms·, n broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms· and 10+Kms. of the (in hecatres) households) neafest place where the facility is available is given) r---~------______A- _____ ------~ Eduea- Medical Drinking Post Day or Commun;- tional Water & days of cation ( Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market! Railway Hat, Station, it any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 236 Bengatira 71.63 32 (7) - (-5) - (-5) TW, Tk, W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 237 Telabandha 7649 169 (30) - (-5) - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) (Belabandha) 238 Chamartira 2185 47 (8) - (-5) - (-5) Tk, TW - (-~) - (-5) -(5-10) 239 Salkania 12586 296 (57) P,M - (-5) W, Tk TW - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 240 Dasarathipur 46·54 149 (23) P - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-~) - (-5) -(5-10) 241 Salanian 19223 857 (~65) P,M I"HC, FPC Tk, W, TW PO - (-5) -(S-10) 242 Solapata 75.68 218 (44) - (-5) -- (-5) W, TW, Tk - (- 5) - (-<;) -( ~- 10) 243 Bishnupur 92·27 382 (74) P - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (- 5) -("'-1(l) 244 Elakania 82.96 264 (50) P - (-5) Tk, TW - (-5) . Thursday -(5-10) anrJ S'Jndav 245 Sadanga 577·08 615 (120) P,M,H - (-5) W, Tk, TW PO - (-5) -(5-10) , 246 Nasirpur 151.76 756 (135) P,M - (-5) TW,Tk,W _ (-t;) - (-5) -(5-10) 247 Adheidwar 218·94 396 (67) P -- (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (- <;) -(<;-10) 248 Samana 392·14 1,077 (169) P,M -(5-10) R, W. TW PO - (-5) -(10+ ) 249 Govindpur 17887 255 (39) P - (-5) R, W, TW - (-5) - (-5; -(10+) 250 Agiria 21529 519 (81) P - (-5) R, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 251 Sarida 146·90 291 (44) P,M - (-5) TW, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(10+ ) 252 Dhaipokhari 96.72 329 (59) P - (-5) W, TW, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 253 Balipada 42'09 65 (10) - (-5) - (-5) W,R - (-5) - (-5) -(10+ ) 254 Jambhira 362'19 778 (119} P, M - (-5) Tk,W,TW PO - (-5) -(10+ ) 255 Dimiria 219'34 894 (136) P - (-5) Tk, W, TW PO - (-5) -(10+) 256 Habaleswar 193'44 564 (101) M, P - (-5) H, W, TW - (-5) -- (-5) ~(1n+ ) 257 Mangarajpur 12'55 304 (52) P - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+ ) 258 Jamunipur (Jabinpur) 48'16 417 (59) P - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+ ) 259 Jalasarpur 390'52 632 (82) P, M - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+ ) 392 (60) 260 Sahapur 96'72 P - (-5) Tk, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+ ) 101·17 261 Cha sakhanda 614 (110) P - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) Danra (Danar) 535'40 1,634 (L80) 262 P,M, H - (-5) Tk,W, TW PO - (-5) -(10+) 263 Dihabhuipur alias 218'94 862 (148) P,M,H - (-5) Tk, W, TW PO Gedma (Gedma) - (-5) -(10+) Kameswarpur 29'54 (5) 264 35 - (-5) - -(5) Tk,W - (-5) - (-5) -(10+ ) 265 Tankagadia (2) 25'90 16 - (-5) - (-5) Tk/W - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 275 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-ANANDAPUR App- Nearest town and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks loach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Kms.) ,--__ .... ______.A..------~ any village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of cated irrigated waste available religious by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- graves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Anandapur (22) Rice 55·04 15.38 1.21 KR Anandapur (22) Rke N 43-71 19·43 13,35 KR Anandapur (l2) Rice 17·40 3.24 1.21 KR Anandapur (25) Rice 1.22 99.55 21,45 364 KR Anandapur (25) Rice 42·09 3.64 0.81 KR Anandapur (25) Rice 176,85 10·52 486 N-1 KR Anandapur (22) Rice 61·92 9·71 4.05 C-1 KR Anandapur (24) Rice 83.36 4.86 4·05 M-1 KR Anandapur (24) Rice 7487 566 2·43 42·09 3925 N-2 KR Anandapur (25) ED Rice 34,40 461·34 KR Anandapur (27) ED Rice 3.24 123.43 21·04 4·05 KR Anandadur (25) Rice 8.50 165.92 42·09 2-43 78·10 KR Anandapur (16) ED Rice 18.62 259·40 36·02 Temple 424q KR Anandapur (19) Rice 46.56 7446 13-36 27.11 45·73 KR Anandapur (24) EAg Rice 12·55 129.90 Q308 4411 324 KR Anandapur (22) Rice 6·47 8579 10·12 0.81 KR Anandapur (24) ED Rice 4'05 37'23 N KR Anandapur (24) ED Rice 0.81 207'20 57'87 78·91 KR Anandapur (24) ED Rice 18'21 129·09 50'99 37'64 N-1 KR Anandapur (26) ED Rice 1'62 KR Anandapur (2&) Rice 4'05 87'01 29·54 72·84 N-1, Temple KR Anandapu~ (26) Rice 891 2'83 0'81 KR Anandapur (26) Rice 33.99 11'74 2'43 KR Anandapur (24) ED Rice 19'02 272-35 35'6, 63·54 N-3, Temple KR Anandapur (27) Rice 80'53 12'14 4·05 8'09 1'22 KR Anandapur (27) Rice 2'02 89·84 10'12 N-2, Temple KR Anandapur (25) ED Rice 6'47 456·08 62'73 19'83 9'71 N-l KR Anandapur (32) ED Rice 1'22 188'18 17'61 1'21 KR Anandapur (35) Rice 10'52 2·43 KR Bhadrak (33) Rice 23'47 VillAGE AMENITIES Police 5tation- ANANDAP1JR L C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms., in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) A r------, Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tiona! Water &. days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market/ Railway Hat, Station, if any Water way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 266 Madhupur 13-36 102 (19) - (-5) - (-5) Tk, W - (-5) - (-5) -(10+ ) 267 Ambrutpur 168·35 275 (43) P - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+ ) 268 Raghabpur 127·48 468 (68) P - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 269 Nuagaon 116'95 351 (54) P - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 270 Aitpur 59·08 381 (64) M - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) 271 Ratakana 48'17 399 (75) P - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) -(10+) Total 53,594·76 1,408·37 P-206, D-4, (24,074) M-68, MCW/MH/ H-19, CWC-2, 0-3 PHC/HC·1, FPC-2, PHS-3, 0-1 ------::77 DIREC rORY AND LAND USE T ahasil-ANANDAPUR - ---~_~~ ___~~;r...-- ______~~-.~_~_.._ __ ~ ____~ _____ ~-----~-_,. App· Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of Iilnd Remraks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (in Kms.) r------.A.------""'I any villagf' Forest Irr i- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irriga ted waste avaliable religIous by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Bhadrak (32) Rice 11·74 1·21 041 KR Anandapur (26) Rice 809 76·89 24·69 5868 KR Bhadrak (30) Rice 10603 8·90 12·55 PR,KR Bhadrak (29) Rice 081 75·27 14·57 26·30 KR Anandapur (32) Rice 53·82 2·83 2·43 KR Bhadrak (30) Rice 105· 22 8·90 405 Temple 5,460·45 222·18 31,710·02 8,81J4·13 7,317·98 N-182, M·68, CoG, T-3 ---.-~-----.----~.--- ORISSA 5050 P.5. DISTRICT lCENDUJHAR ICILOMItIItS ~ I 0 ,I :& , J , , bl I I 0 :& .. MILO ,. N ~ , ~ / ,. ,// /' 00ItI RF I .t,.../ ;1 , $050 P.5..I911 ~~ 1 ~ ( "'11} \ .,. i .J ~ \ OJ "> " ( /f':\ " { ") ( ~ \. REfERENCES Boundary, PollOI! StatIOD .• -.~.- ~------, u VllIqe w,th ~lOn CO 0.- VILLAGE DIRECTORY OF SOSO P. s. 281 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES OF SOSO POLICE STATION 51. Name of Village loc. SI. Name of Village LC. No. No. No. No. 1 I 3 1 2 3 ------1 Analagadia 60 37 Kurhadighasa 8 2 Aturikana 24 38 Kusatikiri 15 3 Badaambagadia 34 39 Madhuban 17 4 Balla 64 40 Mahulapankha 6 5 Balibarei 22 41 Malipasi 1 6 Bangura 14 42 Marichapada 62 7 Baniapanka 11 43 Mauda 65 8 Bantala 49 44 Mayurnacha 2 9 Baranga 45 45 Mithigaon 57 10 Bargadia 54 46 Motaragadia 52 11 Barigaon 33 47 Naha 5S 12 Belamala 30 48 Nimadani 26 13 Berunapadi 61 49 Nuaragudi 12 14 Bhanara 3 50 Padarukha S6 15 Bhanrapur 31 51 Padhiaripalli 10 16 Bidyadharpur 19 52 Podasingidi 39 17 Coup NQ.1 67 53 Raghunathpur 58 18 Dalki R. I. 66 54 Raighati R.F. 68 19 Daneipur 25 55 Ramakrishnapur 23 LO Dhanur joyapur 13 S6 Sadha 50 21 Dharampur 53 57 Sajanapal 72 22 Dhenka 35 58 Sanaambagadia 44 23 Hadagarh 16 59 Sangam 21 24 Jadabanka 5 60 Sankhana 18 25 Jambhira 46 61 Saralapasl 38 26 Jantalapadi 59 62 Saramundi 70 27 . Jhanajhana 36 63 Sarukana 20 28 Jhunabari 7 64 5iadimalia 4 29 Kahaliagadia 9 65 Siadimalia R· F. 69 30 Kakharugadia 28 66 5050 27 31 Kanhupur (Kanpur) 63 67 Sundarapal 37 32 Kaniari 51 68 Tetulinanda 47 33 Kanlei alias 8alipal (Balipal) 71 69 Tentulipadi 32 34 Kantigadia 42 70 Tentulipadi 43 35 Karanjapadi (Karanjabatj) 41 71 Thunigaon 40 36 Khaparakhai 48 72 Vardagadia 29 282 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Station-SOSO L. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (If not available within the Village, a dash (-) No· Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms. in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the {in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) ~------~------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- tional Water and days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market/ Railway Hat, Station,' if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Malipasi 1,075·66 414 (87) M, P -(10+) W. Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 2 Mayurnacha 400·53 352 (64) - (-5) -(10+) W, N - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 3 Bhanara 78·10 228 (37) - (-5) -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 4 Siadimalia 92·27 585(119) P -(10+) W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 5 ladabanka 73·65 304 (50) P -(10+) W - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) (, Mahulapankha 81-75 165 (32) P -(10+) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (5-10) 7 Jhunabari 8377 63 (13) - (-5) -(10+) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 8 Kurhadighasa 57·06 273 (43) P -(10+) Tk, W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 9 Kahaliagadia 94·70 298 (42) - (-5) -(10+) W, Tk PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 10 Padhiaripalli 414·80 81\0 (154) P, M -(5-10) Tk, W PO - (-5) - (-5) 11 Baniapanka 261-43 1,081 (222) P -(5-10) Tk, W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 12 Nuara,udi 180·89 405 (84) P -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) ,- (-5) - (-5) 13 Dhanur joyapur 140·83 720 (149) P - (-5) TW,W PO - (-5) - (-5) 14 Bangura 745·03 3,555 (655) P, M, H - (-5) TW, W, R PO, Phone Sunday BS 15 KusatiKiri 108·46 1,480 (378) P - (-5) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 16 Hadagarh 125·86 984 (250) P, M H,D R, Tk Phone, PO Sunday BS 17 Madhuban 261·02 1,036 (179) P - (-5) R, W - (-5) - (-5) BS 18 Sankhana 60·30 206 (45) f> - (-5) W, R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 19 Bidyadharpur 393·76 1,698 (318) P - (-5) Tk, W, R - (-5) -(5-10) BS 20 Sarukana 20.23 81 (11) - (-5) - (-5) TW, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 21 Sangam 480.36 1,202 (214) P - (-5) Tk, W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 22 Balibarei 708·61 2,400 (432) P, M, H - (-5) R,W,TW PO - (-5) BS 23 Ramakrishnapur 72,44 237 (35) P - (-5) W.TW,R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 24 Aturikana 141'64 703 (120) P - (-:-5) Tk, W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 25 Daneipur 159'85 308 (60) P - (-5) R - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 26 Nir:nadani 166'73 334 (52) - (-5) - (-5) It, TW, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) B5 27 5050 482'39 1,792 (329) P,M, H o R, W, TW, Tk PO -(5-10) BS 28 Kakharugadia 20'23 78 (12) - (-5) - {-5} W - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 29 Vardagadia 51'80 50 (7) - (-5) - (-5) W, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 30 Belarr.ala 4047 294 (.cO) - (-5) - (-5) TW, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 283 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE T ahasii -ANANDAPUR App- Nearest town and Power Staple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including ;-______• .A. ______~ ______...._ to (in Kms.) any village Forest Ir ri- lln- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste available religious, by (including ....for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Anandapur (4H) Rice 1,075·66 KR Anandapur (40) Rice 460·53 KR Anandapur (40) Rice 78·10 PRo KR Anandapur (40) Rice 5'26 33·59 48·97 4·45 KR Anandapur (33) Rice 61·92 5·66 6·07 KR Anandapur (36) Rice 8·09 26·31 46·54 0'81 KR Anandapur (28) Rice 405 2H7 '55-44 0·81 KR Anandapur (36) Rice 243 30·75 4·05 19·83 N-1, Temple KR Anandapur (36) Rice 2·43 74·06 6·88 11·33 N-2, Temple KR Anandapur (35) Rice 8·09 288·95 52·61 65·15 N-3, Temple KR Anandapur (32) Rice 20·24 182·51 47·75 1093 KR Anandapur (33) Rice 106·03 49·37 25·49 N-2, M-1 KR Anandapur (40) Rice 6·47 87·01 44'92 2·43 PR Anandapur (32) Rice 4047 439·09 171·99 93·48 N-13, C-6, T-2 KR Anandapur (33) ED Rice 3'64 48·97 7·29 48·56 N-7, M-1, C-2, T-2 PR Anandapur (28) ED Rice 8·50 5067 87·41 24·28 N-15, M-4, C-2 Temple PR Anandapur (28) Rice 14·57 170·78 59·49 16·18 KR Anandapur (2~ Rice 25·09 12·55 22'66 PR Anandapur (30) ED Rice 23.88 223'38 111·29 35'21 N-4, M-1, C-4, T-3, Temple PR, KR Anandapur l28) Rice 18·21 1·62 0·40 PR, KR Anandapur (20) Rice 55·04 327·80 f596 31-56 KR,PR Anandapur (28) Rice 20'23 471'04(, 178·47 38·45 N-5, Temple KR,PR Anandapur (25) ED Rice 4·05 49·37 9·31 9·71 N-1,M-1,Temple KR Anandapur (32) Rice 2·83 108·05 11'74 19·02 PR, KR Anandapur (28) Eag Rice 5·26 117·36 27'11 10'12 Temple KR Anandapur \30) ED Rice 139·21 14'97 125;; N-2" M-1 KR Anandapur (25) ED Rice 21·45 371-91 44'92 44'11 N-6,M-1, Temple KR Anandapur (28) Rice 18·21 1'62 0'40 KR Anandapur (28) Rice 45'73 4'86 1'21 KR Anandapur (27) Rice 34'40 4·45 1'62 ---- 284 VILLAGE AMENITIES Police Sta tion-SOSO L.C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the population is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in Village (Number of Kms· in broad ranges, Viz. -5 f(ms·, 5-10 Kms, and 10+Kms. of the (in hectafes) households) nearest place where tlw facility is available is given) ~ ______A ______~ Educa- Medica! Drinking Post Dayor Communi- tiona I Water and days of cation (Potable) Telegrapn the (Bus Stop, Marketl Railway Hat, Station, , if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 31 Bhanrapur 27'92 80 (14) - (-5) - (-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) -- (-5) 32 1 entulipadi 69'20 183 (32) P - (-5) W, n, TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) '-13 Barigaon 65'56 383 (63) M, P D Tk, TW PO - (-5) BS 34 Sadaambagadia 29·14 157 (19) - (-5\ - (-5) TW, W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) BS 35 Dhenka 497'36 2,018 (372) P, M, H --(5-10) W,Tk PO Wednesday BS 36 Jhanajhana 127'88 382 (78) - (-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 37 Sundarapal 267'50 683 (144) P -(5-10) W - (-5) - (-5) BS 38 Saralapasi 36'02 400 (77) P - (5-10) W,F - (-5) - (-5) BS 39 Podasinpidi 230·27 333 (73) P -(5-10) 1k PO - (-~) BS 40 Thunigaon 36·83 176 (36) - (-5) -(5-~0) W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 41 Karanjapadi 29'54 219 (41) - (-5) -(5-10) W, F, Tk - (-5) - (-5) (Karanjabati) - (-5) 42 Kantigadia 39'66 70 (11) - (-5) - (-5) Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 43 Tentulipadi 65·96 291 (46) P - (-5) Tk, W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 44 Sanaambagadia 31-97 159 (27) P -(5-10) W, TI< - (-5) - (-5) 45 Baranga 69·61 606 (112) P - (-5) Tk, C, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 46 Jambhira 156,61 857 (138) P, M - (-5) Tk, W,F, TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 47 Tentulinanda 92·27 268 (47) P - (-5) Tk, W, TW - (-5) - (-5) 48 Khaparakhai 101·58 248 (50) P - (-5) Tk, TW - (-5) - (-5) 49 Bantala 74,87 239 -(40) P - (-5) Tk, TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-Ii) - (-5) BS 50 Sadha 604·20 1,788 (290) P,M,H -(5-10) Tk, W, TW PO - (-5) - (-5) 51 Kaniari 231·89 956 (182) P -(5-10) W, TW, Tk - (-5) - (-5) 52 Motaragadia 50·18 205 (32) P -(5-10) TW,lk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 53 Dharampur '4·57 105 (16) - (-5) - (-5) TW - (-5) 54 Bargadia 2307 105 (12) - (-5) - (-5) TW, Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 55 Naha 193·44 646 (106) P -(5-10) Tk. TW, W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 56 Padarukha 83,37 196 (31) - (-5) -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) 57 Mlthigaon 24038 489 (80) P, M -(5-10) W, Tk - (-5) - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 58 Raghunathpur 37-23 114 (21) - (-5) - (-5) TW, Tk - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) .'>9 Jantalapadi 3885 67 (10) - (-5) - (-5) TW. Tk - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 60 Analagadia 1197 117 (21) - (-5) - (-5) TW, Tk 285 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE T dhasil-ANANDAPUR App- Nearest tewn and Power Staple land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Fond use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places including any to ~InKms.) ,...._------.A..------""'"" village Eorest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste avaliable religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Anandapur (28) Rice 18.21 607 3·64 KR Anandapur (14) Rice 60.70 7·69 0·81 KR, PR Anandapur (25) Rice 56.25 5·26 4.05 M-2, KR Andlldapur (22) Rice 25.09 2·02 2.03 PR Anandapur (22) Rice 54.23 314.04 96'~1 32·78 M-l PR, KR Anandapur (20) Rice 6'88 40.06 79'32 1.02 KR, PR Anandapur (19) Rice 9·31 148.12 53'82 56·25 N-l,M-1,C-l KR,PR Anandapur (19) Rice 0·40 29·14 3'24 3.24 PR,KR Anandapur (12) Rice 7·28 143·67 61·92 17·40 PR, KR Analldapur (12) Rice 17·40 10·12 1"22 8.09 PR, KR Anandapur (14) Rice 25·09 4.05 0·40 KR Anandapur (14) Rice 34'40 3.24 2.02 KR Anandapur (14) Rice 6111 0·81 4·04 KR Anandapur (19) Rice 27·92 2·83 1·22 KR Anandapur (17) ED Rice 59·49 7·69 2-43 KR Anandapur (16) ED Rice 144·88 9·71 2'02 PR, KR Anandapur (19) ED Rice 78'51 12·14 162 PR, KR Anandapur (20) ED Rice 96·72 3·24 1·62 KR Anandapur (22) ED Rice 0·81 64·35 6·07 3·64 PR, KR Anandapur (22) ED Rice 0·41 535·40 50·99 17·40 N-3, M-1 PR, KR Anandapur (22) Rice 445 211·25 8·90 7·29 KR Anandapur (2S) ED Rice 45·33 3·64 1·21 KR Anandapur (28) Rice 9·31 2-43 2·83 KR Anandapur (25) Rice 16·19 4'45 2·43 KR Anandapur (28) Rice 4·86 164·30 20·64 3·64 KR Anandapur (28) Rice 7J.63 8·10 3·64 6,47 N-1 KR Anandapur (28) Rice 2-43 193·84 37·64 KR Anandapur (28) Rice 33·99 0·41 2·83 . KR Anandapur (30) Rice 35·61 1·22 2·02 KR Anandapur (32) Rice 31·16 081 286 VilLAGE AMENITIES Police Statlon-SOSO l. C. Name of the Total Total Amenities available (If not o.vailable within the village, a dash (-) No. Village area of the p'opulation IS shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Village (Number of Kms. in broad ranges, Viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+Kms. of the (in hectares) households) nearest place where the facility is available is given) ,------~------~ Educa- Medical Drinking Post Davor Communi- tional Water and days of cation (Potable) Telegraph the (Bus Stop, Market/ Railway Hat; Station, if any Water- way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 61 Serunapadi 11938 428 (77) P, M - (-5) Tk, TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 62 Marichapada 75·68 385 (68) p - (-5) Tk, TW, W - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 63 Kanhupur (Kanpur) 243-62 945 (141) P, M - (-5) Tk, TW, W,R - (-5) - (-5) 8:, 64 Salia 15·38 57 (11) - (-5) - (-5) Tk,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 65 Mauda 189·39 719 (111) P,M - (-5) W,Tk,TW - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) 66 Dalki R.F. US 1,164 (210) -(10+ ) -(10+) R,F -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) 67 Coup No.-1 LJ·S 249 (52) P -(5-10) W,R - (-5) - (-5) \ (-5) 68 Raighati R.F. U 5 497 (89) M -(10+) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 69 Siadimalia R.F. 92·27 194 (43) p -(10+) W,F - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 70 Saramundi 11088 115 (17) - (-5) -(10+) R,W -(10+) -(10+ ) -(10+) 71 Kanlei alias Balipal 1,839'70 181 (36) p -(10+) R,W,Tk - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) (8alipal) 72 Sajanapal 52124 Uninhabited Total 1,3941·06 39,684 "-46, 0-3, (7,315) M-1S, H-1 H-S ANANOAPUR 98,790.59 273,683 P-379, 0·11, TAHASIL (47,246) M-135, H-3, H-eS, MCW/MH/ 0-3 cwc-e, PHC/HC-2, F,.C-3, P'HS-3, 0-4 287 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Tahasil-ANANDAPUR App- Nearest town and Power Siaple Land use (i. e., area under different types of land Remarks roach Distance Supply Food use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including to (10 Kms.) r------.A------, any village Forest Irri- Un- Culturable Area not place of gated irrigated waste availiJble religious, by (including for historical source gaucher cultivation or and archaeo- groves) logical interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 -~---- KR Anandapur (32) Rice 104·81 12·95 162 PR Anandapur (30) ED Rice 67·99 4·86 2·83 N-3, Temple KR, PR Anandapur (78) ED Rice 206·79 23·07 13·76 N-2 V-R Anandapur (30) Rice 14·57 081 KR Anandapur (28) Rice 1·21 171·18 15·38 1·62 PR, KR Anandapur (32) Rice Not available KR, PR Anandapur (34) Ric.e Not available KR Anandapur (34) Rice Not available PR,KR Anandapur (40) Rice 5·26 3359 48.97 4·~5 KR Anandapur (44) Rice 11088 KR Anandapur (40) Rice 1,839'70 521·24 371·91 ',914·10 ',787.54 4,167'51 N-71, M-15, C-15, T-7 &,1&4·22 371·71 57,072·14 11,174·19 16,2011"7' N-377, M-134, C-26, T-11 APPENDICES 290 ... ~ 0 ~ ~ .. 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Vi zci 294 APPENDIX--II land utilisation data in respect of non-municipal towns (Census Towns) LAND USE (i. e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto 2 deicimal places) r------A------~ 51· Name of Town Total Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable waste Area not No. and Tahasil area source (including gauchar available for within brackets and groves) cultiva ticn 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 .8 1 Balagoda (Bclani) 1,141·62 748'67 44'92 267·09 80 94 (Barbil) 2 Daitari Town Unsurveyed (Kendujhar) District 1,141'62 748-67 44·92 267·09 80·94 295 APPENDIX---III Tahnsi!/C'olice Stat'or.-Nise list of viIJages where no amenity other than the drinking water facility is available. TahasiI/P.S. L.c. Name of Tahasil/P.S. L C. Name of No. Villages No. villages 1 2 3 1 2 3 TELKOI TAHASIL Pandapara P·S· 44 Nischintpur Telkoi P.S. 10 Sirl APPENDIX- III ' (Contd.) Tahasil/P.S. l.c. Name of Tahasil/P .5. l.C. Name of No· villages No. villages 1 2 3 1 2 3 Kanjipani P.S. 81 Kanthadas 81 Saraspasi 83 Tentadihi 134 Karkadajodi 85 Temera 135 Baghial1asa 86 Erida CHAMPUA TAHASIL 88 Emir"1 92 Nipa Charppua P .5. 3 Gopapur 98 Tentulikhuntj (Portion) 11 Sanakarpur 99 Bandhadiha 13 Sirapur 101 Sapanaji 42 Jodapokhari 102 Jamudiha 61 Panposh * 64 Prataposi (Pratapposi) BARBIL TAHASIL 67 Jamujodi Joda P.S. 17 l-:ahnupur 88 Tentala 34 Chhatabar 96 Macmillanpur 35 Tilapur (Tilabur) 105 Durkulia 46 Deojhar (Deojhari) 107 laxmiposi SO jaipur 112 Jamunaposi :'1 Champadihi 11r; Bidyadharpur 52 jamirita 117 Chaitanpur 53 Jamunapasi 59 Kunapasi Baria P.5. 2 Lakhmiposi li1 Tar:lapani 28 Sunariposhi 64 Jamupani 29 Kundapashi 73 Purunapani 32 Rengalgoda 77 5an:lka limati 34 Pahadabhal'ga 78 Dhatika 36 Malipashi 87 Nungadla 38 Badapada 89 Balabhadrapur 49 Birakuan (Kha) 90 Jamiridihi 54 Bichi tranandapur 91 Kaliapala 58 Birakuan (Kd) 94 Khandabandha camp * 69 Chakulia 96 Baitarani I\.F * 79 Jamunapashi 80 Manaharpur 2 Nimatpur Barbil P.S. 109 Budhimara 3 Ha'ya rpur (Hir apur) 13 Kasia (Kha) KENDUJHAR TAHASIL 19 Badajala Kendujhar 5adar·P.5. 3 Tulasipur 20 Kanarda 16 Baneikala 11 Gamalei 18 Alekhapada 23 Lotapanr 28 Sandhiapasi 26 Phulbari 29 Tihadipasi 31 Rugudihi 32 )amupasi 32 Kolhapanduli 39 Bhalupahadi 36 Gandalpada 42 Arnrutapada 38 Topadihi 43 Kasira 42 Barapada 44 Kasirapatana 45 Camp of Bolani * 45 Taratakhaman 47 Camp of B· K. Mohanty * 52 Haldiaguna 48 Murgabeda Camp * 56 Kolhapada 59 Champua P.S. 36 Ha riharpur Khadangapada (Portion) 74 Gugudari 69 Uperdiha 75 Haridajodi * 74 Kesapanka 76 Binodabiharipur 88 Kendupasi 79 Trilcchanpur 97 Poipani 297 APPENDIX-·1I1 (Contd.) TahasiI/P.5. L·C· Name of Tahasil/P .5. L·e. Name of No. villages No. villages 1 2 3 1 2 3 Kendujhar 5adar P .5.104 Banamalipur Patana P. S. 5 Neulapasi (Neulipasi) 105 Biswanathapur 9 Panupasi (Panapasi) 115 Kusapada 14 Balipasi 117 Kathakaranjia 16 Caniabore'l 129 5aralapentha 20 Beguniapasi 131 Talakampadihi 21 Vagabandh 133 Patapani 31 Padiapasi 134 Nitigotha 39 Balipokhari 138 Balinda 44 Bhrungarajapasi 140 Valiadihi 48 5arashapasi 148 Tulashipur 82 Changuapada 152 5adarapada 84 Kochilapada 153 Jamunapasi. 85 Kha jirapasi 163 Deobandha 94 Covindapur 164 Barkhanda 112 Tilabeda (Tilanbera) 165 Kanipasi 115 Haladibata 168 Dhurudupa! 116 Aharapada 171 Manoharapur (Bada) 119 Khanoeipada (Manoharpur) 121 Pingupatana 191 Ambadaraha (Ambadiha) 122 Radhapur 195 Jagar (Uper) 129 5abaranibeda 196 Patrimali (Sabaranibara) 200 LunC'lghar (Nunaghar) 13Q Padhanpada 205 Bha.iadal 133 Sankhasar 208 Dangapani 136 Chuapani 210 5irisikhunta 137 Kucheibeda 211 5arukudar 143 Kaliaduma 213 Copinathpur 147 Kanthioiha 214 Medlnipur 148 Nuagaonbudhusahi 215 Bhaliadiha (Balidiha) 150 CayalakL.nd 219 Suleikhamar (Cayalamunda) 220 Kantakoli 151 Asanabani (Asanabeni) 152 221 J8mudiha Hinjalagadia 222 Patribadi 154 Katupada (Kotapada) 157 223 Ba la bhadrapur Chuntibeoa 235 Alanapada 1604 Harihhrapur 241 Lunjharan (Luma jharani) 166 Vandaribilla 243 Kajaleipasi 172 Rasapada 253 Bhodabahali (Bhodabahala) 183 Bhabisakudar 257 Majurapasi lb5 Kamaldbahali 263 Saharpasi 186 Sana jamupasi 266 A tibudhipada 193 6himapada 269 Upersumatha (Samatha) 200 Bhogapasi (Bhagipasi) 270 Kansa :;'01 Janheipasi 276 Khuntakata 208 Jamunalia 280 Mundula 209 Jadichatar 281 Toranipani 211 Shymasundarapur 282 Talasurnatha 218 Saanar apasi 285 Sanraduan 221 Kantapasi 290 Jamudiha 222 DWiti) asivanara yanpur 292 Ramachandrapur 229 Cirdhina 293 Badudighar (Bodadighara) 230 Badd pd diapasi 296 Nischintapur 231 Rathapada Pat ana p. S· 2 Tentalapasi 232 Musanali ;35 Giliriduma 4 Di.),irigoda ------298 APPENDIX-III (Contd.) TahasiI/P.S. l.C- Name of TahasiI/P.S. L.C. Nameo f No. villages Nc. villages 1 2 3 1 2 3 Patana P.S. 239 Lekhana Harichandanpur P.S. 53 Prahaladapur 247 Asanabahali 5B Bayapita 250 Nuabandha 59 Ba lipa I 255 Jaipur 62 Thdkur apada 258 Badapasi 63 Kaptipada 271 Gopinathapur alias 75 Maniabindha Gurubotangar (Maniabandha) (Gopinathapur- 78 Deulahudi (Deulahuda) gunjatanagar) 80 Kamalangi 81 Nipania 82 Rohi 87 Maragola B8 KLaraba 89 Kanheigola 91 Raniapada 92 Nola 93 Baunuru 94 Chhutang 97 Durgamela 102 Hayarapur 103 Kusumajodi 107 Palabani reserve sahi 108 Bi lamudinuchasah i 109 Kantala reserve sahi Tigirir iasall i 110 Budhi"adasantalsah i Daitari P.S. 2 Budhipada (Ka) 8 Mahulapanga 10 Kanjiapal 11 Gumura 13 Kusumajodi 21' Kaithatikir i 27 Sanajumei 28 Turkipada 32 Panchama 33 Tentulipaf 34 Jantia 35 Panchama reserve sahi 36 Alutuma reserve sahi 37 Pangamal 38 Pangarugudi 39 Baghirasahi 40 Mahabirapa sitalabedasah i 41 Bautia 42 Suakat; 43 Badajumei 44 Dangadar ANANDAPUR TAHASll Sainkul p·S· 2 Jhikipita 11 Santra 41 Slaria 43 Kurumpal * 46 Haladiakundi 299 APPENDIX-III (Conld.) ------~------~--~- Tahasil/P.S. t.e. Norrie of the TahasilfP.S. l. C. Name of the No. villages N. villages 2 3 1 2 3 Sainkul P.S. 72 Naukana Anandapur P.S. 172 BareswiH 82 Fatepur 187 Kare."jiapadi 103 Bahugadia 188 Ichhapur 104 Gudiadihi 190 Bania ri 119 Ganpur 194 Paramandapur 120 Katenikantala 195 Dhanaghar 122 Beguniadihi 197 Khasipur 123 Guhaldihi 198 Ko lipada (Kol ipadi) 136 Gobargali 205 Similia 137 Malikatina 216 Bhagyarathipursasan 138 Oihakatina (Bhdgirathipur) 142 B'tamhanpada (Bramhanda) 220 Apasara 156 Salukdahi * 223 Vakidi 225 Raghunathpur 227 Kaithagadia Anandapur P.S. S ralabani 250 lumbamunipatna 8 Tulasibani (Tumba banipa tna) 9 Sanakusapada 236 Bengatira 12 Andharajhari 237 Telabandha (Belabandha) 14 Ulibjlsa 238 Chamartira 16 Kumudabahali 242 Solapata 17 Haradvol 264 Kameswarpur 19 Gentilbeda (Gentubeda) 265 Tankagadia 23 Singanali 266 Madhupur 26 Uleikundi 27 Mankadbeda 5050 p. S. 2 Mayurnacha 32 Deojharan 3 Bhan;:ra 34 Pot a jhari 7 Jhunabari 36 Badajodi 20 Sarukana 39 Genda Ii a basa 28 Kakharugadia 42 Haribeda 29 Vdndagadia 43 Mandapada 30 Belam~la 49 Nuapada 31 Bhanrapur 76 Palaspur 36 Jhana jhana 104 Dumuribandha 40 Thunigaon (Dimiribandha) 41 Karanjaparli (Karanjabati) 106 Dankia 42 Kantigadia 107 Ragudi 53 Dharampur 110 Ghosharapada 54 Bargadia 140 Chorgadia 56 padarukha 141 Badatira 58 Raghunathpur 154 Bardhanpur 59 Jantalapadi 157 Nisankapur 60 Analagadia 164 Kanthiadihi b4 Balia 169 Sahanadpur 66 Dalki R. F. 170 Tikara 70 Saramundi 01< The c.irinking water facility is also not available in the villages. 300 APPENDIX-IV List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges A-Scheduled Cast.s Range of LoC. Name of Range of l C. Name of Scheduled caste No. the Scheduled caste No. the population villages population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 TElKOI TAHASll Telkoi P. S. 73 Godhihudi 0-5 * 3 Tungurubahal 88 Kantalsuan i Janastanpur 8 Saleikena 89 Gopinathapur 90 10 Sinkulabahal Malanda 11 Jagamohanpur 102 Padiapasi 104 13 Chhamunda Benamunda 110 17 Dimiria God;lcansa 22 Pitanali 132 Nuagaon (Bad) 23 Oria 135 Merda -40 Gundurijoda 11-15 2 Saruali 57 Ahigola 26 Bhaliadal 66 Kadapada 30 Ramachandrapur 68 Santeibhanja 33 Telkol 74 Koilisuta 35 Bansapal 78 Khajuria 82 Nipinda 36 Dobalapal 6-4 Udayagiri 86 Baiijodi 69 Ragada 87 Karamangi 70 Sapananji 91 Purastamapur 77 Banabiharipur 93 Kalima 84 Krushnapur 97 Namakani 98 Jharbeda 103 Patakhali 101 Sinduria 114 Tigiria Badab;I 122 Galada 113 121 Rekuti 123 Kerang Kulanga 136 Raisuan 139 137 Ranibeda 16-20 29 Danduamunda 142 Samakuda 31 Katarapali 45 Simulipal 1 6-10 Binjabahal 72 Karadangi 5 Rugudidihi 75 Bhimakand 9 Siriabahal 76 Akula 12 Golabandha SO Padang 18 lata 92 Kundheihata 32 Halpuri 115 Templei 43 Sibanarayanpur(Goda) 129 Biripal 47 Talapada 51 Sankoi 21-30 16 Chandrasekharpur 56 Bena 19 Dhanur jayapur 60 Durlavapur 37 Deuladiha 61 Ba1eswar 46 Kuliapal 62 Golagadia 51 Gurum 67 jenadar 59 Khuntapada '" Excludes villages with no Scheduled caste population. 301 APPENDIX-IV A-Scheduled Castes (Contd·) Range of LC. Name of Range of L.C. Name of Scheduled caste No. the Scheduled caste No. the popula\ion villages population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 ---~ 71 Sarei 11-15 3 Ukuchabeda Basantapur 83 Sankalei ~ 95 Sirigida 65 Patipanga 106 Purujoda 67 Janghira 120 Kaliahata alias Kumuri 31+ -4 Kakudiamab 16-20 16 Baxibar igaon 25 Sankarpur 32 Dadhibamanpur 38 Nuagarh 37 8 aijapada 49 Panga -42 Purumunda (puruhamun:la) 63 Kantalei Bad-Jiuli 96 Bimala 49 Patilo 131 Gobagoda 54 62 Masinabilla Pandap3f!l P.S. 87 Hoonda 0-5 * 2 Balanipasi 5 Kandasa, 21-30 31 Dhanurjayapur I) Jharbeda 70 Koya (Kuiyo) 8 RutisilJ Bhajamunda 9 Ankalpada 31+ 18 10 Cohitangiri (Kothachasa- jhabamunda) 12 Ba labhadr apur 13 Nudurupada 29 Khadiadiha 22 Junga (Khediaha) 30 Khuntabandha(Ka) 33 Bad-Kamandra Kanjipani P.S. 36 Ostapanga Triba 38 Salabeda 0-5 * 45 Asanabahali 2 Murusuan 48 Bad-Jamupasi 6 Kadakala (Talakadakala) 56 Dellgana 7 Narsinghpur 57 San-Nuagaon (Kendudihinar- 59 Nalapangd singpur) 6~ Kantapada 14 Ambddali 73 Hatinota 17 Bhejidihi 75 Brahmanapanga 18 Bhagatpur 80 liatisila 22 Sundra 90 Samagiri 23 Kendughati 91 Saharatangiri 24 Ohaladihi Masinajodi 92 25 fuljhar 93 Panasia 26 Uchamadihi 6-10 1 Champei 28 Podadihi 25 Dandasenapasi 31 Sankarposi 26 Naijoda 35 Bhuyankalanda 39 Pandapar.a (Kaland alias 8huyanka landa) 46 Patabari 51 Deobandha 37 Kusakala 5S bininda .1 Cajapur 78 Copina t hapur 46 Balarai '-' * Excludes villagEls with no Scheduled caste population. 302 APPENDIX-IV A-Scheduled Castes (Contd.) --~-- ~-~- -~ - __- Range of '.·C· Name of Range of l.C. Name of Scheduled Caste No· the Scheduled Caste No. the population villages population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 ---_-~- --_------51 Tilapasi 42 Singapur 52 jatra 53 Banspal 54 Adala 57 Dania 55 Sukudola 58 Saharpur 62 Sankarei 60 Padakasada 63 Raraguda 84 Kunar (Kuanr) 70 Karangadihi 75 jantari 11-15 73 r,onasika 80 Kanjiponi 81 Kanthadas 16-20 15 Nayakot 87 Gundala 19 Barbil 90 Benidihi 30 DudhapaSi 91 Tangarpada 45 Taramakanta 94 Talapada 74 Guptaganga 97 Haladlpani 98 T entulikhunti 21'30 3 Rakama 102 jamudiha 40 jambhiripasi 50 jaladiha 6-10 11 Sagapadi 32 Anara 31+ 49 Gopapu_r 34 Badakula 56 Kumudi (Ka) BARBll T AHASll Joda ... S. 6-10 2 Kitabeda 3 Mahade\lnasa 0-5 * 1 Deojhar 9 Narayanpur 4 Kulum 12 Purusottampur 7 Sanbarbil 15 Putugaon 16 Anseikala 24 Gobardhanpur 18 Jugudidar 26 lahanda 19 Dampur 27 Mutuda 20 Chikatkandra 32 Joroli 21 Bileipada 43 Gurutuan 25 Bhagalpur 44 Kamalapur 28 Birikala 60 Balada 29 Gobindapur 62 Silijod.... 31 Bholabeda 71 Nayagarh 38 Palasa (Kha) 81 Dhanur ja yapur 55 Bhandaridihi 11-15 5 56 Namira Kohl ahundula 10 58 Unchubali Nayakrushnapur (Uchabali) 13 Kutaripasi 74 Joda 30 Daduan 77 Sanakalimati 36 Khandabandha 79 Bramanidihi 39 Palasa (Ka) 80 Malada 40 Jadibahala 85 Basantapur 41 Jajanga 88 Kasia 49 Chipinda 92 Gaduatopa 61 Tadapani * Excludes villages with no Scheduled Ca5te PC'pulation 303 APPENDIX-IV A-Scheduled Castes (Contd.) Range of l.C. Name of Range of loc. Name of Scheduled Caste No. the Seheduled Caste No. the population villages population villages (Percentages) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 11-15 65 Badakalimati 27 Bhadrasahi 82 Naibuga 29 Bhuyanraida 94 Khandabandha 35 Nuagaon camp 39 laidapada 16-20 37 Guruda 40 Bhuya or uda ka la 67 Purunadihi 96 Baitarani R· F. 11-15 13 Kasia (Kha) 15 KvlhabarfJada 21-30 33 Jalahari 25 Jhadgaon 51 Champadihi 44 Choramalada 31+ 34 Chhatabar 16-20 17 Kiriburu 35 Tiiaplir (Ti labur) 28 Kollaraida 66 Dabuna 48 Murgabeda camp 76 Bramnijhari 21-30 30 Ka nduripani Barbil P. S. 37 Guali 0-5 * , Balita 9 Sayabali Champua P. S. (Porlion) 18 Dhanur jayapur alias Harmota 0-5 * 31 Revenswapur (Ka) 20 Kanarda 35 Revenswapur (Kha) 22 Nasarda 39 Jagannathpur 24 Tanto 80 Ghuntupasi 31 Ragudihi 81 Saraspasi 33 Kendudihi 132 Kanjipani 34 Paudulipasi 134 Kankada jodi 38 Topadihi 136 Padmakesharpur 42 Barapada 43 Katesahi 6-10 37 Dhobakuchuda 45 Camp of Bolani 38 Sankarpur 47 Camp of B.K Mohanty 73 l:Ia labhadrapur 76 Binoadabih~ripur 6-10 3 Hayarpur (Hirapur) 138 Nahabeda 4 Ulibur 5 Karakhendra 11-15 30 Basudevpur 8 Raika 32 Murusuan 10 Serenda 34 Rugudi 11 Bhusugaon 72 Ditiyadhanurjayapur 14 Kasia (Ka) 77 Amalanigoda 16 Bolani 19 Badajala 21-30 33 Chamakpur CHAMPUA TAHASll Champua P. S. (Portion) 17 Biradhanur jaya- 0-5 * 1 Mukundapur pur (Biradhanur- 7 Adhangapal joyanara yanpur) 8 Mangalpur 18 Ramala 19 Chandrashekhar- 10 Mathurapur pur alias Nuagaon '13 Sirapur (Chandr aseknar- 15 Godhuli purchuagaon) * Excludes villages with no Scheduled Caste Papulation 304 APPENDIX-IV A-Scheduled Castes (Contd.) Name of Range of Range of LC. L.c. Name of the Scheduled caste No. Scheduled caste No. the villages population villages population (Percentage) (percentages) 3 1 2 3 1 2 Jayamangalpur 104 Hrudarampur 0-5 * 26 40 Naradapur 109 Kanjiasula 41 Sarasposi 113 Gundunia Giridnaripur 144 44 Balibandha 46 Basira 152 Balabhadrapur Kancnanpur 155 50 Teliarsala 157 51 Jaintinapur Jhumpura Sasanga 160 52 Arasala 161 53 Tuntuna Durgapur 58 Sananai (Kha) 11-15 6 Kankadapat Prataposi 27 64 (pratapposi) Kodagadia 45 Kasira Gumura 82 47 Raj ia Ichinda 90 48 Dulita Katulikana ~5 56 Urti pokharia 103 98 Tiansiposi Brahmapur 110 101 Raruangoda Jagannathpur 114 142 Kasipal Hatianasa 116 149 Ba ra1chandia Chauthia 118 159 5rirampur Hastinapur 119 16-20 60 Gamharia 121 Manada Murusuan 62 Krushnapur 124 108 Balasore 125 Dudhakund Ghuntaposi 150 Asuki 140 154 Khendra 141 Patbila Chingudiposi 21-30 25 143 Banko 49 147 Salagoda Patala 151 Katalposi 63 Ka Iikaprasad 158 Bhaluka 86 Rimuli 87 162 Andharikhaman Parsala 122 Gopina thapur Chimila 6-10 2 31+ 54 Sarei Jamudalak 5 84 Sarupatala Jadipada 9 112 Jamunaposi 12 Panchapokharia Jagannathpur 14 Baria P. S. Champua 16 7 Shridharpur 0-5 * Kalinga 22 8 Indr ilpra~tha Barull" 23 9 Tolakanda Asanapat 57 11 Angulia Gidhibas 68 15 Badanai Nisagadia 91 16 Silapunji 93 Karanjia Banakia (Banlka) 17 Chandrasekharpur 97 19 KasipaJ 99 Bankia 22 Ghuntagadia 100 Rangamatia '" Excludes villages with no Scheduled Caste Populat ion. 3,'5 APPENDIX-IV A-Scheduled Caltos (Ccotd.) - ~ ----- Range of l.C. Name Range of l.C. Name of Scheduled Caste No, of the Scheduled Caste No. the villages Population villages Population (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 Or5. 24 Blanda 28 Sunariposhi 27 Basudevpur 29 Kundapashi 30 Keundian 35 Padmapur 34 Pahadabhanga 52 Katupasi 37 Nandapur 61 Bhubanapasi 40 Banakati 70 Hartpasi 48 Sunapasi 78 Tangarbantala 56 Kamanda (Ka) 8S Khudapasi 57 Sirkuan 86' Badaneuti 60 Chhelianali 62 Baria 11-15 13 Ohatika 64 Kendua 18 Culadipashi 67 Sitarampur 20 Maud; 69 Chakulia 46 Banguripasi 72 Na yadhanur ja yapur 49 Birakuan (KhaJ 73 Gandabarei 90 Ratnapashi 76 Kanchandumuria 91 Pahadpu( 80 Manaharpur 16-20 50 81 Barhapashi 8htmapUI 74 82 Tukudiha Ukhunda 92 83 5ingamajhuni Sihia 87 Podasimila 21-30 1 Khuntapada 88 Panupa shi 44 Tangaranali 89 5ananeuli 77 RadhikadeiplJf 94 Sarasinga 96 I KtNCUJHAR TAHASll K"ndujhar Sadar P. S. 28 Sandhiapa~i 0-5. 2 Dhanurjayapur 31 Palasapanga 3 Tulasipur 41 Kalanda S' Silisuan 43 Kasira 6 Kalisi (Kalisui) 44 Kasirapatana 9 Satikudar 47 Bistapal 11 Jhadapasi 64 Palashapokhari 12 Nuagaon 67 Kanapasi 14 Raikala 75 Putulia 23 Kainsi 80 Birakisorpur - ,.. Excludes villclges with no Scheduled Caste population. 306 APPENDJX-IV A-Scheduled Castes (Contd.) Range of LC. Name af Range of loc. Name of Scheduled Caste No. villages Scheduled Caste No. the Population Populati0n villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 0-5 .. 81 Nuagaon 279 Bayakumutia 85 Kusumita 285 Sanraduan 86 Amuni 287 Talachampei 89 Nuslnghapur 289 Kundhei 90 Mahadeiioda 93 Bhatunia 6-10 7 Kandarapasi 95 Banajodi 19 Sariapasi 101 8auripada 24 Kanipasi 122 Khuntapara 33 Sarasakola 123 Copinathapur 34 Murusuan (Marusuan) (Gopinathapursasan) 57 Banua 12' Tikarapada 58 Kusumala (Kusumula) 137 Urumunda 63 Handibhanga 138 Baltnda 66 Jadipada 14Q Valiadihi 68 Teranti 155 Bebartapasi 69 Uperdiha 166- Chhemundibir 71 Ruku nadeipur sa san (Chhaundibari) (Rukunadeipur) 167 Talapada 72 Cobardhan 172 Chaka 82 Hatikucha 185 MandtJ'CI 91 Kadagarh 187 Badadera 94 Padmapur 194 Talajagar 96 Siliswan 1!J5 Jagar (Uper) 107 Sankiri 197 P::ullnundi (Kha} (Kumundi) 111 Belapasi 199 lip-peJraagoda 128 Madaranga jodi (Raigoda) 146 Dharupada 205 Bhaliddal 157 Jharbelada 206- Khajurimundi 180 Jamuhata 207 Kasada 186 Kuladera 219 Sureikhamar 216 Talakaipur 238 Dimirimunda 232 Naranpur 239 Guhalachatua 237 Tentulinanda 245 Jajapasi 250 Kothabari 24(" Dumuria (Dimria) 261 Jamunalia (Jamunali) 248 Jagannathapur(Ka) 278 Pandadar Oaganathpur) 295 Gopalpur 255 Khediadiha (Khediadhi) 11-15 22 Sunaripasi 256 Kaliabeda 35 Patung 257 Majurapasi 38 Parjanpur 258 Chaka 42 Amrutapada 259 Raghuna thapur 50 Jamudiha 2(,2 Tolankabahal alias 62 Kaunrikala Haridagotha (Kamurikala) (Haridagotha) 70 Sendkap 268 Chungi 87 Baradapal 274 Tentuli 115 Kusapada 276- Khuntakata 119 RaJsuan 277 Gondijoda 141 Janardanpur • Excludes villages with no Scheduled Caste population. 307 APPENDIX-IV A-Scheduled Castes (Contd.) Range of LC. Name of Range of LC. Name of Stheduled Caste No. the Scheduled Caste No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Perceneage) , 2 3 1 2 3 -~------149 Bodapalasha 176 Chuturu 156 Nelung 177 Muktapur 159 Maidankel 183 Covindpuf 160 Keri 190 Maligaon 18S Sarasha 229 Badabil (Ka) 230 Haladiatangiri 247 Khajuripani (Halditangar) 231 Ghutukesari Patana P. S. (Ghutukeswar) 243 Kajaleipasi 0-5 * 6 Budhikapudi 244 Haladl-arpur 11 lharabeda 253 Bhodabahali 15 Jamuda (Bhodabahala) 19 MangalapuT 275 Suakati 20 B-eguniapasi 27 Raghunathapur 16-20 15 Kandarkala (Kandarakula) 28 Khajuripata 16 Baneikala {Khajirapat) 30 83 Dirniridiha Khuntapingu 108 Potala ~2 Duaghat 110 Tangarani J4 SanarnaJipu.r 113 Kendua 4') ChJlida 114 Mahadebpur 51 £.alipasl (B.aliapas~) 161 Kaliabeda 56 Vana.pur 169 Podadira 57 Nischintapur 179 Badahal 39 -8hulada 209 Anjar 64 GodipokharJ 226 Motitangiri 65 Dhanur jayapul 235 Alanapada 71 Barudipasi 73 Nayakhaman.a 21-30 13 Tangarani (Nuakhaman) 56 Kolhapada 74 Klmirdapasi 61 Baulamal 79 Manarur 100 Mukuna 80 Venua 116 Ketnsada 81 'Patanali 118 Kabitra ~2 Changuapada 127 Dalimbapur 85 Khajirapasi 147 Caliagoda 88 Mahudipa 152 Sadarapada 99 Khuntapada 165 Kanipasi 102 Gojitangar 174 Dimbo {Cojitangiri) 178 Tikargumura 105 Dubeiperltha 1EA Tangarpalasa 109 Gandibeda 189 Ranki 110 Danuatangarapada 265 Sirisipal 113 Matiaguni aljas Copalpuf 3'1+ 81l Kendllpasi 111) Aharapada 143 Gopinathapur 119 Khandeipdda (Nuaga~n) 120 Valiadlhi 150 Gumura (Bholiadihi) 175 Naigaon 122 Radhapur * Excludes villages with no Scheduled Caste Population. 308 APPENDIX--IV A-Scheduled Castes (Contd.) Range of loC. Name of Range of L.c. Name of Scheduled Caste No. the 5 cheduled Caste No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 0-5 * 23 Chadheivola 265 Belasarei 130 Padhanpada 269 Uchatangar 132 Digapasi 270 Kumadabahali 140 Sanabalipasi 141 Machhagarh 6-10 3 Tentala 142 Sunaripasi 12 Tribindha 145 Paitarnaza 13 Mayurapankha 155 Raidiha 35 Tl'rumunga 158 Sialijoda 46 Chemana (Sialijod.) 55 Baunsuli 161 Ba.ratun~a 60 Khireitangiri liS KhiJar lnuagoa~ 61 Dabarachua 168- BadabiL 63 Dalanga t71' Tctvasaruil 67 Angikala 174 Saraswatipada 69 Jamunaposi (Surasatipada) 70 Kodakhamana 177 Dhanabe~i 91 Deuliapasi 181 KameswarapuJ 98 Pipilia 188 Nuapada 104 Tando 189 Tangarpada 124 Godhinali (Tefitangarpara) 134 Gainsiri 195 Mahisamundr 144 Baunsanali 201 Janheipasi 152 Hinjalagadia 20'- Patadhanur Ja yapillr 160 Medinipur 208 lamunalia 179 Tika ya tpatana 210, Saradhapur 180 Badapatana 213, Brahman~deo 187 Putu lia 21'4 Jhatiapada 198 Badagahmaria 21& Ga~aphula 200 Bhogapasi 218 Saanarapasi (Bhagipasi) 2191 Suanbirajaya- 202 Chakundapal govindpur 204 BalanipaSi Guludipasi 220 215 Balibandha Sarashakola 223 229 Girdhina 225 Badajamupasi 266 Kamaramara 226 Khamua 230 Badapadiapasi 11-15 5 Neulapasi 231 Rathapada (Neulipasi) 8 233 Maripasi Purandarpur 10 23S Kuapasi Gidhibas 240 Sadhupada 23 !3aikala 41 252 Mirigakhoji Rajanagar 254 "undala 54 Dasharathipur 256 Khadikapada 62 Nuagaon (Bada) 25J Khadibeda 66 Rengalabeda 68 259 Gajapathar Baradangua (Gojapathar), 76 Murusuana 261 Kendujodi 33 Kiapada 262 Dalapaka 95 Silipada 263 Surrapasi (Sanapasi) 118 Gurandijodi 264 Damahuda 126 Bholapada ------_ ---- 309 APPENDIX·-IV A-Scheduled Castes (Contd. ) Range of L.C. NaIT'e of Range of l.C. Name of Scheduled Caste No. the Scheduled Caste No. the Population vii ages Population villages (Percentage) {Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 - ~~-~--~-~------He Budhabana (, Copapur 138 Gorasa 7 Poipai'li 154 Katupada (Kotapada) 10 Dhobapi ta11a 167 Tendra 13 Toranipokhari 182 Sivanarayanpur 17 Saraspasi 194 Muasapada 18 Srundabanpur (Musapada) 22 Katarabera 199 Kendeipa~i 23 Chikiniagov;ndpur (KandeijJasi) 24 Parsurampuf 209 Jadichatar Asanabani 237 Mangalapur 25 Sarupata 24<; Erendei 26 260 Kudabeda and 28 Danguapasi 2nd Jagannathpur 2g Manoharpu' 272 Banabir 10 1.axmipasi atiai Jarasadha 16-20 92 Udayapur XLaxmipaS1) 117 Saharapada 11 1 APPENDIX-IV A-Scheduled Castes (Contd.) Ral1ge of l.e. Name of Range of L.c. Na·,eoi 5chedllled Caste No. the Scheduled Caste No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 101 Cadadhalpur 37 Tangarabahali lOS KUSLlnpur 48 Jiranga 106 Melan 64 Raidiha 107 Balijodi 67 Jamuda 108 llperadiha 68 Dhurudiamba 121 Sunaripasi (DhL·rudia) 70 Karadapal 6-10 21 Bhofabera 71 Hatil:ucha 43 Rudhiapada 73 Billa 49 Kothaghar 75 Mania:;indha (Maniabandha) 70 Sanl>araheda n Dher;\Ukate 76 Vagamunda 8(" Ntrsuripasi 79 Badasiadimal {iT Denuripacfa 84 Bhuka 99 Murgapahadi 87 Maragola 104 103 I APPENDIX-~IV A--Schedulcd C:.stes lContd.) .-----~-- Range of l.C. Name of Range of LC. Name of Scheduled Caste No. the Scheduled Caste No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 10'20 16 laxmipur 27 Ten talapasi 22 SaLipal (Satyapal) 50 Bandhapada 23 Jhadapokhari 59 BaJipal 40 Pithagola Daita,i P. S. 51 Hundapalashapal O~5. 5 Bagurisuni 55 Chasa tangari 9 Bareigola 86 Goragadabanala 1) Kusumajodi 96 Sunapentha 19 Arjunachua 32 Panchama 21-30 11 Singbilla 33 Tentolipal 34 Karanjia 42 Suakati 49 Tangarapada 6-10 3 Palaspal 52 Golabandh 28 Turkipada 1m Kusumajodi 11-15 30 Baliparbat 31+ 12 Gamharia 21-30 22 Ra-sola 24 Sadanandapur 31+ 21 I APPENDIX-IV A-Scheduled Castes (Contd·) Range of l.e. Name of Range of L.C. Name of Scheduled Caste No. the Scheduled Caste No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 16-20 23 Jhadakhundi 105 Narda 26 Dhaundldiha 109 Nandabar 30 Kesadurapal 110 Kolipal 58 Hatisila 119 Angarua 74 Machhalo 122 Beguniadihi as Panchara 123 Guhaldihi 101 Garhbandhagoda 129 Suanpada 107 Tigiria 133 Baniapasi 112 Baranga 135 Patasura 130 Ramachandrapur 149 Kendukhunta 152 Balibaruan 154 Saladei 21-36 "] Toraniapal 13 , Narangapur Anandapur P. S. ts. Padanpur 0-5 lit 7 Badak usapada 17 Mirigimundi 10 Panasadiha 22 Bholanuagaon 13 Kothadiha 2S Balarampu{ 21 Panasl jhar ana Sl itekut.a 25 Sikabeda 5.2 Kochianendi 30 Maranadihi 55, Oeogaon 33 Cayalmunda B Codipatna 40 Kantala 65 Pahadpur 44 Budhikuda ,,9- Bamph.dl 45 Tavakud 7S Pandua 46 Kamando (Kumuda) 21 Madhukesar~ 49 Nuapada 24- Paramanandapur 51 Kolimati 93. Krushnapur. 53 Ratuan 102. lara!< 55 Amaranga 12.5- Nahangi 61 Badaektali 'lAs. laruan 63 Marsapal 72 Juga Ik ishorepur 4- Chamarpasi 3\+ 82 Baruan 12 blpur 85 Kathakata 18. Mabulapasi 86 Jogiabandha Chamuhin 24 91 Baladuan 32 KathapaL 93 Beida lChaiio 34 94 Khadipal Kanasa. 3' 97 Dudugaon Champapal 319 99 Khamarnendi Buamal -4, 100 Chhatrakana 46 Haladiakundi 104 DUlT'uribandha M Madanpur (Dimiribandha) 73 Jalasuan 115 Balakati 78 Bat\) 123 Barigaon 88 Agarda 128 Sarein 95 Dantia 145 GO'lindpur 9i Kantabanla 165 Jasobantapur 98 Valuka 167 Mugupur • Excludes villages with ITO Scheduled Caste Population. 313 APPENDIX-IV A-Scheduled Caste,; (Contd.) Range of L·C. Name of Range of L.C. Name of :;cheduled Caste No. the Scheduled Caste No. the Population villages Populatipn villages (percentages) (Percent!ge) 1 2 3 1 2 3 172 Bareswar 192 Nuarampas 196 Isala 193 Inchol 212 Chapundia 221 Bhutapada 227 Kaithagadia ·241 Salanian 231 Sarala 242 Solapata 253 Balipada 247 AdheidVlar 255 Dimiria 254 Jambhira 256 Habaleswar 261 Ct,asakhanda 6-10 1 Vikaramada 26>2 Danra (Danar) 20 Jayantibeda 21-30 64 Bhalukuma 67 Kodapada 79 Bamphidi (Bankhidi) 71 Biragobindpur 96 Mochinda 84 Kontipal 109 Gopalpur 89 Pandua 121 Sudusudia <;5 Sa!abani 132 Tolankapada 102 Bahabardanda 133 Mangalpur 127 Naduan 138 Bancho 130 Belabahali 144 Sasanga 137 Sibanara yanpur 151 Mareigaon 161 Adaghuria 157 Nisankpur 199 Tukuna 158 Ana 214 Baranga· 160 Sulana 223 Vakidi 162 Nalapur (Nilapur) 236 Bengatira 174 Panchugochhia 267 Ambrutpur 177 Antira 268 Raghabpur 184 Jagannathapur 11~15 8 Tulasibana 191 Khetuaii 50 Kanto 217 Marua 62 Dhakotha 218 Matabaz 98 Taratara 219 Saramanga 125 Kaenpur 222 Bramhanikila 129 Satatira 239 Salkania 146 Matha 245 Sadanga 155 Jalakalanga 248 Samana 209 Telisinga 252 Dhaipokhari 220 Apasara. 57 Nahaguna 259 Jalasarpur 58 Bandha 269 Nuagaon 65 Goudadiha 270 Aitpur 74 Indupura 16-20 77 Talagaon 76 Palaspur 81 Banusagarh 83 Biridiha 90 Chamarda 101 Purunagrati 92 Janghar 105 Malarpada 131 Purnia 106 Dankia 136 Panchupali 110 Ghosarapada 166 Hirapur 111 Bhatakura 173 Tarava 113 Akarua 189 Mudulipadci. 114 Ambagadia 314 APPENDIX-IV A-Scbeduled Castes (Contd ) Range of LC. Name of Range of t.c. Name of SCheduled Caste No. the Scheduled Caste No. the Popu~at;on vn1ag",,, Popu!ation (Percerllage) 'tIllages (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 31+ 117 Guhalia 234 Balavadrap\Jr 119 Banika 243 BlsnnupuI 120 Tukunasasan (Tukuna) 246 Nasirpur 122 Bailo 250 Agiria 124 Vatasira :;!51 Sarida 126 Khadibil 260 Sahapur 134 Haridapal 263 Dihabhuinpur alias. 139 Dadhibabanpur Gedma (Gedmo) 142 Chhenapadi 271 Ratakana 143 Caligopalpur 80sg P. S. 147 Kap'.Jndl 0-5 2 Mayurnacha 148 Pandado 3 Bhanara 149 Gopa 5 Jodabanka 150 Sankhana 17 Madhuban 152 Betira 23 Ramakrishnapur 153 Elakana (Belakana) 25 Nimadani 15(, Hatadihi 3& Jhanajhana 159 Donkuri 47 Tentulinanda 163 8alabhadrapur 62 Marichapada 164 Kanthiadiha 67 Coup No·' 169 Sahanadpur 70 Saramundi 170 Tikara 6-10 6 Mahulapankha 171 Baradi 13 Dhanur joyapur 176 Ambo 25 Daneipur 178 Sarala 34 8adaambagadia 179 Blridihi 38 Saralapasi ~ 181 Jalasarpur 11-15 14 Bangura 182 Badarampas 15 Kusatikiri 183 Cnandiabiranchipur 16 Hadagarh 185 Nandipada 21 Sangam 186 Orall 27 5050 188 Ichnapur 35 Dhenka 194 Paramanandapur 57 Sundarapal 195 Ohanaghar 55 Naha 198 Kolipada (t • Excludes villages with Scheduled Caste Population 315 APPENDIX-IV A-Scheduled Castes (Conld.) ---- -~------Range of l.C. Name of Range of l·e. Name of Scheduled Caste No. the Scheduled Caste No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 ------_-_-_--_- ~---- 31 + 7 Jhunabari 45 Baranga 24 Aturikana 51 KanTari 28 Kakharugadia 52 Motaragadia 33 Barigaon 61 Berunapadi 42 Kantigadia 63 Kanhupur 44 Sanaambagadia (Kanpur) 316 APPENDIX-IV List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges B-Scheduled Tribes Range of L.C. Name of Range of l.C. Name of Seheduled Tribe No. the Scheduled Tribe No. the population villages population villages (Percentage) (Percentages) 1 2 3 1 2 3 TElKOI TAHASll Telkoi P. S. 52 Sankoi 64 Udayagiri 0-5 * 16 Chandrasekharpur 67 65 Sridharpur Jenadar 73 Godhihudi 6-15 19 Dhanur jayapur 76 Akula 49 Panga 80 Padang 63 Kdntalei 88 Kantalsuan 70 Sapananji 106 Purujoda 71 Sarei 113 Badabil 75 Bhimakand 132 Nuagaon (Bad) 99 Kodabii 138 Balavadrapur 131 Gobagoda 141 Birabarpur 140 Nuagaon 51+ 3 Tungurubahal 16-25 2 Saruali 5 Rugudidihi 30 Ramachandrapur 6 Janastanpur 33 Telkoi 7 Dandargouni Dobalapal 36 8 Saleikena 37 Deuladiha 9 Siriabahal Simullpal 45 10 Sinkulabahal 46 Kuliapal 11 Jagamohanpur 47 Talapada 12 Golabandha 59 Khuntapada 13 Chhamunda 89 Gopinathapur 14 Lokanathapur 92 Kundeihata 15 Kalapokhari 93 Kalima (Lalapokhari) 95 Sirigida 17 Dimiria 20 Purunapani 26-35 1 Binjabahal 21 Kaliapani 4 Kakudiamba 22 Pitanali 18 Jata 23 Oria 28 Kamalang 24 Birida 60 Durlavapur 26 Bhaliadal 69 Ragada 35 Bansapal 72 Karadangi 40 Gundurijoda 120 Kaliahata alias 42 Sanakumundu Kumuri 43 Sibanarayanpur 135 Merdo. (goda) 142 Samakuda 44 Betakholi 48 Badakhaman 36-50 29 Danduamunda 50 Godinarda 31 Katarapali 53 Odhana 32 Halpuri 54 Ranki 38 Nuagarh 55 Tenteinali 51 Curum ._------56 Bena - 317 APPENDIX-IV B-Scheduled Tribes (CGntd ) ------~ Range of '-·C· Name of Range of l.C. Name of Scheduled Tribe No· the Scheduled Tribe No. the population villages population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 51+ 57 Ahigola 134 Balabhadraflur 58 Kuladera 136 Raisuan 61 Baleswar 137 Ranibeda 62 Golagadia 139 Kulanga 66 Kadapada 143 Alluni 68 santeibhanja 74 Koilisuta Pandapara P. S. 77 Banabiharipur 78 Khajuria 0-5'" 15 Nityanandapur 79 E!andanjharl 6-15 26 Naijoda Budhaamba 81 33 Bad-Kamandl a Nipinda 82 39 Pandapara sanka:ei 83 86 Pichulabeda 84 Krushnapur 85 Banda 16-25 3 Ukuchabeda 86 Balijodi 18 Bhajamunda 87 Karamangi 24 San-Kamandra 90 Malandd 27 Dumurinali 91 Purastall,apur 94 FuJ jhar 94 Dimirimunda 96 Bimala 26-35 1 Champei 97 Namakani 29 Khadiadiha 98 Jharbeda (Khediaha) 100 Tangiri 30 Khuntabandha (Ka) 101 Sinduria 54 Patilo 63 I(hudapasi 102 Padiapasi 64 Kantapada 103 PatakhaJi 67 Janghira 104 Benarnunda 73 Hatinota 107 Brahamankansha 76 Jhumukaposi 108 Karangapal 36-50 5 Kandasar 109 Ramachandrapur 16 Baxibarigaon 110 Godikansa 25 Dandasenapasi 114 Tigiria 32 Dadnibamanapur 115 Templei 46 Patabari 116 Patakelipur 59 Nalapanga 117 sarupat 62 Maslnabilla 118 Khandabandha 65 Patipanga 119 Katini 70 Koya (Kuiyo) 121 Bali 78 122 Galada Gopinathapur 123 Kerang 124 Sarod a 51+ 2 Bolanipasi 125 laxminarayanpur 4 Basantapur 127 Rekuti (> Jharbeda 128 Mundasahi 7 Pichulfa (Badapichhula) 129 Blripal 8 Rutisila 130 Ajayapur 9 AnkaJpada 133 Katenipasi 10 Gohitangiri 318 APPENDIX-IV B-Scheduled Tribes (Contd.) _---_- Range of l.c. Name of Range of L.C. Name of Scheduled Tribe No. the Scheduled Tribe No. the population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 51+ 11 Sunatangiri 91 Saharatangiri 12 Balabhadrapur 92 Mc.sinajodi 13 Nudurupada q3 Panasia 14 Dhanabeni 95 Kuajharan 17 San-Nuagaon 20 Suakati Kanjipani P.S. 21 Tota 0-5 * 30 Dudhapasi 22 Junga 46 Balarai 23 Kalimati (Thakur) 28 Tankajoda 6-15 19 Barbil 34 Tentalapasi (Tentala) 38 Goudakalanda 35 Madhyapur 51 Tilapasi ~6 Ostapanga Anara 37 Baijapada 16-25 32 38 Salabeda 26-35 45 Taramakanta 40 Dharapada 41 Kamarnali 36-50 15 Nayalc.ot 42 Purumunda 17 Bhejidihi (Puruhamunda) 49 Grpapur 44 Nischintpur 45 Asanabahali 51+ 1 Tirba 47 Gayalmunda 2 Murusuan 48 Bad-Jamupasi 3 Rakama 49 Bad-Jiuli 4 Nuakala (Luhakala) 50 San-Jiuli 5 Uperkadakala 51 Deobandha 6 Kadal APPENDIX--IV B-Scheduled Tribes (eontd. ) Range of l.C. NalT'e of Range of l.c. Name of Scheduled T'ibe No. the Scheduled Tribe No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 51+ 34 Badakula 72 Si'lkulapada 35 Bhuyankalanda 73 Gonasika 36 Raba 74 Guptaganga 37 Kusakala 75 Jantari 40 Jambhiripasi 76 Kadalibadi 41 Gajapur 71 Baitarani 42 Singapur 78 Raidiha 44 Kadadiha 79 Budhighar 47 Dalkinuagaon 80 Kanjipani 48 Sagapada 81 Kanthadas 50 Jaladiha 82 Lata 52 Jatra 83 Tentadihi 53 Banspal 84 Kunar (Kuanr) 54 Adala 85 Temera 55 Sukudala 86 Erida 57 Dania 87 Gundala 58 Saharpur 88 Emiri 59 Taladihi (Tuladihi) 89 Tana 60 Padakasada 90 Benidihi 61 Rugudikasada 91 Tangarpada 62 Sankarei 92 Nipa 63 Baraguda 93 Fulbadi 64 Talabirikala 94 Talapada 65 Uperbi rika la 95 Panasanasa 66 Mundatopa 96 Bali 67 Champajhar 97 Haladipani 68 Lungajhara 98 Tentulikhunti (Nunga jhara) 99 Bandhadiha 69 Anasuan 100 Tamanga 70 Karangadihi 101 Sapanaji 71 Baitarani (Kha) 102 Jamudiha BARBIL T AHASIL Joda P.S. 30 Daduan 0-5 * 12 Purusottampur 35 Tilapur (Tilabur) 44 Kama(apur 6-15 10 Nayakrushnapur 53 Jamunapasi 13 Kutaripasi 55 Bhandaridihi 16-25 2 Kitabeda 56 Namira 50 Jaipur 66 Dabuna 72 Jalapapasi 67 Purunadihi 26-35 14 Kudapi 69 Katupali 1i Anseikala 75 Kotagaon 49 Chipinda 80 Malada 51 Champadihi 94 Khandaban.dhacamp 68 Khajuridihi 36-50 4 Kulum 51+ 1 Deojhar 7 Sanbarbil 3 Mahadevnasa 22 Badahundula 5 Kohlahundula 320 APPENDIX-IV B-Scheduled Tribes(Contd.) Range of L.c. Name of Range of l.C. Na'l e 01 Scheduled Tribe No. the Scheduled Tribe No. tl'e Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 51+ 6 Jamukundia 78 Dhatika 8 Panchananpur 79 Bramanidihi 9 Narayanpur 81 Dhanur ja yapur 15 Putugaon 82 Naibuga 17 Kahnupur 83 Pidapokhar i 18 Jugudldar 84 Khaijoda 19 Dampur 85 Basantapur 20 Chikatkandra 86 Patuakudar 21 Bileipada 87 Nungadia 23 Sialijoda 88 Kasia 24 Gobardhcnpur 89 Baldbhadrapur 25 Ohagalpur 90 Jamiridihi 26 Lahanda 91 Kaliapala 27 Mutuda 92 Gaduatopa 28 Birikala 96 Baitarani (R·F.) Gobindapur 29 Barbi' P. S· 31 Bholabeda 26-35 11 32 Joroli Bhusugaon 17 Kiriburu 33 Jalahari 37 Guali 34 Chhatabar 36-50 48 Murgabeldacamp 16 Khandabandha 37 Guruda 51+ 2 Nimatpur 38 Palasa (Kha) 3 Hayarpur (Hirapur) 39 Palasa (Ka) 4 Ulibur 40 J APPENDIX-IV B-:-Scheduled Tribes (Contd.) Range of L.C. Name of Range of L.c. Name of SLheduled Tribe No. the Scheduled Tribe No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percen tage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 51+ 33 Kendudihi 36-50 35 Revenswapur (Kha) 34 Pandulipasi 76 Binodabiharipur 35 Nuagaon 78 Gopinathpur 36 Gandalpada 81 Saraspasi 38 Topadihi 132 Kanjipani 39 laidapada 51+ 28 Mirigismga 40 Bhuyanrudakala 29 Ramachandrapur 41 Kollarudakala alias Asanbanal 42 Barapada 30 Basudevpur 43 Katesahi 31 Revenswapur (Ka) 44 Choramalada 33 Chamakpur 45 Camp of Bolani 36 Hariharpur 47 Camp of B. K.- 37 Dhobakuchuda Mohanty 38 Sankarpur 39 jagannathpur 69 jamudapal 71 Manoharpur Champua P. S. (Portion) 72 Ditiyadhanur jayapur 73 Balabhadrapur 0-5 ,.. 70 Hirapur 74 Gugudari 75 Haridajodi 16-25 80 Ghuntupasi 77 Amalanigoda 130 Nischintpur 79 Tr i lochanpur 131 . Sanhundula 26-35 32 Murusuan 133 Ramachandrapur 34 Rugudi 134 Kankadajodi 135 Baghianasa 136 Padmakesharpur 138 Nahabeda 137 Fakirpur CHAMPUA T AHASll Champua P. S. (Portion:; 16-25 9 Jadipada 0-5 • 11 Sankarpur 12 Panchapokharia 64 Prataposi (Prarapposl) 16 Champua 90 Ichinda 23 Indraprastha 140 Ghuntaposi 24 Sunaposi 42 Jodapokhari 6-15 7 Adhangapal 47 Rajia 10 Mathurapur 59 Sandnai (Ka) 41 Sarasposi 62 Krushnapur 87 Parsala 95 Katulikana 88 Tentala 110 Brahmapur 94 RaiguJi 111 Bishnupur 99 Bankia 118 Chauthia 10::! Chilikaposi 120 Madhapur 112 jamunaposi (Madhupur) 117 Chaitanpur 152 Balabhadrapur 148 Mahadevpur 157 jhumpura _ 154 Khendra 158 Bhaluka 160 Arsala 162 A ---- 322 APPENDIX-IV B-Scheduled Tr;bes (Contd·) Range of LC. Name of Range of l.C. Name of Scheduled Tribe No. the Scheduled Tribe No, the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentag~) 1 2 3 ., 2 3 15 Godhuli 26-35 3 Gopapur 18 Ramala 17 Blradhanurjayapur 19 Chandrashekharpur 22 5nridharpur alias N u a gao n 25 Bilnko (Chandr asekhar pu T- n 26 Jayamangalpur chuagao ) 45 I APPENDIX-IV B-Scheduled Tribes (Contd.) Range of L.c. Name of Range of L.c. Name of Scheduled Tribe No. the Scheduled Tribe No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 49 Birakuan (Kha) 96 Kaunrikala 75 GopibaJlavpur 103 Neundi 83 Singamajhuni 105 Sadinga 90 Ratanpashi 110 Bautiapada 92 Siltia 95 Pichhilabeda 36~50 7 Kalinga 21 Mangalpur 6-15 6 Asuria 34 Pohadabhanga 25 Kansara (Kha) 46 Banguripasi 26 Kansara (Ka) 53 Nischintapur 28 Sunariposhi 56 Kamanda (Ka) 32 Rengalgoda 63 Baikunthapur 36 Maliposhi 67 Sitarampur 45 Padua 69 Chakulia 47 Balipasi 70 Havipasi 52 Katupasi 86 Badaneuli 55 Kamanda (Kha) 93 Sabakdhanurjayapur 77 Radhikadeipur 94 Sarasinga 79 Jamunapashi 104 Khuntapada 81 Barhapashi 108 Phulakanlei 88 Panupashi 111 Kankadcl. 112 Nuagan 16-25 3 Balipasi 4 Gobindapur 51+ 2 Lakhmiposi 8 Baruna 9 Asanapat 18 Guladipashi 10 Chitrapur 24 Bhanda 11 Gidhibas 37 Nandapur 13 Dhatika 39 Jyotipur 14 Bhodapasl 57 Sirkuan 15 Nisagadia 58 Birakuan (Ka) 17 Chandrasekharpur 6'1 Bhubanapasi 19 Kasipal 62 Baria 20 Maudi 65 Ratanpur 22 Ghuntagadia 71 Nagarpal 27 Basudevpur 82 Tukudiha 29 KUl'ldapashi 102 Tangarpada 30 Ki:!undian 107 Gobindapur 33 Uchabali 35 Padmapur 26·35 1 Khuntapada 42 Bardhana 5 Badadumuria 48 Sunapasi 16 Silapunji 51 Jali .. 23 Subhadradeipur 59 Badapasialias 40 Banakati Dana danpur 43 Purudipasi (Badpasi alias Danpur) 50 Bhimapur 60 Chhelianali 6A Kendua 68 Ramachandrapur 66 Ranipur 72 Na yadhanur jayapur 74 Ukhunda 73 Gandabarel 87 Podasimila 76 Kanchandumuria 324 APPENDIX-IV B-Scheduled Tribes (Contd.) Range of L.C. Name of Range of L.C. Name of Scheduled Tribe No. the Scheduled Tribe No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 78 Tangarbantala 97 Rasabantala 84 Kashipur 98 Rengalbeda 85 Khudapashi 99 Bala 89 Sananeuli 100 Jajapashi 91 Pahadpur 101 Ankudi KENDUJHAR T AHASll Kendujhar Sadar P. S. 235 AI""apada 237 Tentulinanda Mahuladiha 0-5 '" 112 238 Dimirimunda 115 Kusapada 240 Dhenkikote 158 Hariharpur 241 Lunjharan 169 Podadiha (Lumajhorani) 177 Muktapur 190 Maligaon 26-35 3 Tulasipur 244 Haladharpur 22 Sunaripasi 254 Kumudabahali 30 Khaparakhai 33 Sarasakola 6-15 9 Satikudar 36 Nuadihi 10 Aharpasi 38 Parjanpur 18 Alekhapada 53 Balisuan 27 Bhagabandh 62 Kaunrikala 41 Kalanda (Kamurlkala) 80 Birakisorpur 68 Teranti 104 Banamalipur 70 Sendkap 105 Biswanathapur 71 Rukunadeipursasan 110 Tangarani (Rukunadeipur) 165 Kanipasi 75 Putulia 170 Basudevpur 82 Hatikucha 171 Manoharapur (Bada) 94 Padmapur (Monoharpur) 103 5ahadapur 179 Badahal, 107 Sankiri 180 Jamuhat 108 Potala 186 Kuladera 111 Belapasi 246 Dumuria (Dimiria) 116 Kemsada 260 Govindapur 147 Baliagoda 151 16-25 16 Baneikala Sankarpur 155 20 Fakirpur Bebartapasi 162 26 Sanamuni Jagannathapur 176 31 Polasapanga Ghuturu 183 35 Patung Govindpur 169 37 Deuladiha Raold 232 52 Haldiaguna Naranpur 118 Kabitra 233 Jalangadiha (Jalangadihi) 152 Sadarapad 265 Sirisipal 174 Dimbo 292 Ramachandrapur 1 Naigaon 293 Badudighar 226 Motitangiri (Bodadighara) 325 APPENDIX-IV B-Scheduled Tribes (Contd.) Range of l.C. Name of Range of L.C. Name of Scheduled 1 ribe No. the Scheduled Tribe No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 :3 36~50 11 Jhadapasi 7 Kandarapasi 14 Raikala 8 Naigaon 15 Kandarkala 12 Nuagaon (Kandarakula) 13 Tangarani 17 Karanjiapada 19 Sariapasi 23 Kainsi 21 Ka thabaunsuli 25 Badamuni 24 Kanipasi 32 jamupasi 28 Sandhiapasi 40 Amuinpur 29 Tihadipasi 44 Kasirapatana 34 Murusuan 49 Hundula (Marusuan) 50 Jamudiha 39 Bhalupahadi 57 Banua 42 Amrutapada 58 Kusumala 43 Kasira 61 Bau1amal 45 Taratakhaman 64 Palashapokhari 46 Jagana thapur 67 Kanapasi 47 Bistapal 72 Gobardhan 48 Mangalapasi 78 Bankamaruni 56 Kolhapada 90 Mahade i joda 59 Khadangapada 113 Kendua 60 Khuntapada (Ga) (Khunta pada) 114 Mahadebpur 63 Handibhanga 117 Kathakaran jia 65 Bajenitangar 119 Raisuan 66 Jadipada 123 Gopinathapur (Gopinathapursasan) 69 Uperdiha 127 Dalimbapur 73 Jadichatar 128 Madarangajodi 74 Kesapanka 149 Bodapalasha 76 Dabanka 150 Gumura 79 Ratanpur 159 Maidankel 81 Nuagaon 160 Keri 83 Dimiridiha 168 Dhurudupal 84 Poipani 187 Badadera 85 Kusumita 217 Upperkaipur 86 Amuni 229 Badabi/ (Ka) 87 Baradapal 236 Khalapa 88 Kendupasi 239 Guhalachatua 89 Narsinghapur 257 Mujurapasi 91 Kadagarh 258 Chaka 93 Bhatunia 261 Jamunalia (Jamunali) 95 Banajodl 262 Tolankabahal alias 96 Siliswan Haridagotha 97 Poipani (Haridagotha) 99 Jogimatha 291 Tulasichaunra 100 Mukuna 51+ 1 Rengalbeda 101 Bouripada 2 Dhanur ja yapur 102 Danuan 4 Kunjarbahal 106 Manoharpur (Sana) 5 Silisuan 109 Mathuramandali 6 Kalisi (Kalisui) 120 Harshapur 326 APPENDIX--IV B-Scheduled Tribes (Contd.) Range of l. C. Name of Range of l C. Name of Scheduled Tf ;be No. the Scheduled Tribe No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 51+ 121 Jalabonga 201 Sapakama (Jalamonga) 202 Mamalapasi 122 Khuntapara 204 Rugudi 124 Dhatika 205 Bhaliadal 126 Tikarapada 206 Khajurimundi 129 Saralapentha 207 Kasada 130 Uperkampadihi 208 Dangapani (Karnpadihi) 209 Anjar 131 Talakampadihi 210 Sirisikhunta 132 Nuapada 211 Sdrukudar 133 Patapani 212 Ichinda 134 Nltigotha 213 Copinathpur 135 Podadiha (Balidiha) 136 Talaraigoda 214 Medinipur 137 Urumunda 215 Bhaliadiha 138 Balinda 216 Talakaipur 139 Binida 218 Sidhamatha 140 Valiadihi 219 Suleikhamar 141 Janardanpur 220 Kantakoli 142 . Jamunalia (Jamunali) 221 Jamudiha 143 Gopinathapur 222 Patribadi (Nuagaon) 223 Balabhadrapur 146 Dharupada 224 Dimiribahal 148 Tulashipur 225 Belada 156 Nelung 227 Kandarapasi 157 Jharbelada 230 Haladiatangiri 163 Deobandha (Halditangar) 166 Chhemundibir 231 Ghutukesarl (Chhaundibari) (Chutukeswar) 167 Talapada 243 Ka jaleipasi 172 Chaka 245 Jajapasi 173 Baiganpasi 248 Jagannathapur(Ka) 178 Tikargumura 249 Dhanur jayapur 182 Banpar (Banpur) 250 Kathabari 184 Tangarpalasa 151 laxmipasi 185 Mandua 252 Barigaon 188 Sarasha 255 Khediadiha 191 Ambadaraha (Khediadhi) (Ambadiha) 256 Kaliabeda 192 Uperkainsari 259 Raghunathapur 193 Talkainsari 266 Atibudhipada 194 Tala jagar 267 Kodipasa 195 Jagar (Uper) 268 Chungi 196 Patrima'i 269 Upersumatha 197 Kumundi (Kha) (Samatha) (Kamundi) 270 Kansa 198 Kamagaon 272 (Kanangadhara) Bhejidihi 273 Thakurdihi 199 Upperraigoda (Raigoda) 274 Tentuli 275 200 lunaghar (Nunaghat) Suakati 327 APPENDIX-IV B-Scheduled Tribes (Cootd.) ~an'5~ \)i Le. N.ame{)~ Range oj \: C. Name 0\ Scheduled Tribe No. the Scheduled Tribe No. the Population ... ilIages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 Z ] 1 2 3 173 Khajuridrha 276 Khuntakata 17& Begana (Beguna) 2:78 Pandadar 177 Ohanabeni 279 Ba)'akllmutia 179 Tikayatpatalla 280 Mundula 186 Sanajamupasi 281 Toranipani 191 Analadihi 282 Talasumatha 203 Purunia 283 Tangarpada (h.l1gil.f~a.~ 21:5 'e-a\\\:J amll1;. 284 Uperrnampei B() llad.Jpa di apilsi 285 Sanraduan 231 Ratl1apada 286 8ada-raduana :rl2 Musanali 287 Talachampei 237 Mangalapur :loSS Duarsun1 2.01(} 5adhupad<. 259 Kundhe~ 290 Jamudiha 16-25 5 Neulapa~i (Neutipld) 294 8adapasi 295 Gopalpur 31 Padiapasi Malarpada 296 Nischantapur n 46 Chemana Patana P. S. 50 Puwgaoo §.I Oashara~hipur lIil1a 0-5 :24 125 8adabali pasi Manapur 79 126 Bhalapada Raipur 87 130 I'adhanpada 17~ Saraswatipada Paitamaza (Sura~tipada) 145- Bhabi saku.car 224 Dumuridil1a 133 (Oimirid\ha) 18'l I'll tu1\ il 214 Va.ugl1ar 196 Khunlapada 241 l' ainsira 204 'Salallipasi !42 KapumJi 248 Katabeda 4 Dimirigoda (Katarabeda) 16 11 oollikapucli 259 Gajapalnar 9 ? .. nupiIlsL (r.aM)lillsl~ {(,0Japathar) 11 Jhara[:)eda 20 Begllniapasi 26-35 10 Gidl1ibas 29 Haricha ndanpur 22 lunga (Harkhandrapur) 25 Ramachandrapur 30 Khuntaplngll 28 Kha ju ripata b6 Rengalabeda (Kha j irapat) Kodaknamana 70 32 Duaghat 77 Shalupahadj 35 Turumunga 81 I'aranali 52 Ban dl-: an afl a ra 102 COjitangar (Oa ndanapara' 117 5aharapada 56 Vanarpur 141 Mad,hagarh 63 Dalanga 142 Su[\aripasl 65 Dhanurjayapur 156 Purunapani 75 Dharuapada 157 Ghuntibeda 76 Murusuana 158 Siali loda (Siali jodi) 80 D~nua 166 Vandaribilla 92 Udayapur 328 APPENDIX-IV B-Scheduled Tribes (Contd.) Range of L.c. Name of Range of L. C. Name of Scheduled Tribe No. the Scheduled Tribe No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 26-35 98 Pipilia 246 Erendei 112 Tilabeda 247 Asanabahali (Tllanbera) 252 Mirigakhoji 129 Sabaranibeda (Sabaranibara) 256 Khadikapada 260 Kudabeda and 136 Chuapani 2nd Jagannathpur 161 Baratunia 265 Belasarei 163 Barabeda 266 Kamaramara 175 Suagapur 178 Durgadeipur 51+ 3 Tentala 180 Badapatana 12 Tribindha 182 Sivanarayanpur 13 Mayurapankha 212 Sanagahmaria 14 Balipasi 244 Chutiapasi 15 Jamuda 249 Talapada 16 Ganiaborei 262 Dalapaka 18 Binida 270 Kumadabahali 19 Mangalapur 21 Vagabandh 26 Muktapur 7 Belapasi 36-50 34 Banamalipur 8 Purandarpur 16 Kainda (Kalanda) Baikala 23 38 Deogaon 27 Raghunathapur 39 Balipokhari 41 Rajnagar 42 Raikala 45 Chilida 43 Nuagaon- 55 Baunsuli balabhadrapur 68 Baradangua 44 Bhrungarajapasi 78 Padmapur 47 Hatibari 86 Silida 49 Ninua 95 Silipada 51 Tentulikhunti 96 Laxmipasi 53 Balipasi 97 Balanipasi (Baliapasi) 106 Chatarapani 57 Nischintapur 114 Balavadrapur 58 Hirapasi 116 Aharapada 59 Bhulada 127 Sankhua 60 Khireitangiri 140 Sanabalipasi 61 Oabarachua 154 Katupada (Kotapada) 62 Nuagaon (Bada) 167 Tendra 64 Godlpokhari 181 Kameshwarapur 67 Angikala 188 Nuapada 69 Jamunapasi 189 T anga rapada 71 Barudipasi (Telitangarpada) 72 Padmakesharpur 193 Bhimapada 73 Nayakhamana 198 Badagahmaria (Nuakhaman) 207 Patadhanurjayapur 74 Kimirdapasi 210 Guluc;lipasi 83 Kiapada 225 Badajamupasi 88 Mahudipa 227 Badadhanu~ayapur 89 Jun,ei 228 Musakhari 90 Surendr apur 233 Malipasi 99 Khuntapada 329 APPENDIX-IV B-Scheduled Tribes (Contd.) Range of L.c. Name of Range of L.c. Name of Scheduled Tribe No. the S::heduled Tribe No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentag Q,l ) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 51 + 100 Gunduripasi 190 Ankura 101 Nischintapur 192 Kenduapacia 103 Balitota 194 Muasapada 104 lando (Musapada) 105 Dubeipentha 195 Mahisamundi 107 Telipada 197 Kasipur 108 Jaganathpur 199 Kendeipasi (Kandeipasi) lU9 Gandibeda Bhogapasi (Bhagipasi) 110 Danuatangarapada 200 111 Dhanurjayapur (Sana) 201 Janheipasi 113 Mat·aguni alias 202 Chakundapal Gopalpur 205 Kamiapada 115 HaladCbata 206 Talapada 118 Gurandi jodi 208 )all'una lia 119 Khandeipada 209 )adichatar 120 Valiadihi (Bhouadihi) 210 Saradhapur 121 Pingupa tana 213 Brahmanideo 122 Radhapur 214 )haliapada 123 Chadheivol'l 216 Galaphula 124 Godhinali 217 Madhapur 128 Dl:dhabana 218 Saa nar apasi 131 Bhagabilla 219 Suambirajaya- 132 Digapasi govindpur 133 Sankhasar 222 Dwitiyasivanarayan- pur 134 Gainsiri Sarashakola 135 Naya jagannathpur 223 Khamua 137 Kucheibeda 226 138 Gorasa 229 Girdhina 139 Palasapada 235 Giliriduma 143 Kaliaduma 236 Oi hanali 144 Baunsanali 239 lekhana 146 Dudhanali 243 Karanjiapada 147 Kanthidlha 245 Valiadal 148 Nuagaonbudhusahi 250 Nuabandha 149 Haridagotha 251 Fulapahadi 150 Gayalakund 254 Kundala (Gayalamunda) 255 Jaipur 151 Asanabani 257 Khadibeda (Asanabeni) 258 Badapasi 153 Keshadiha (Keshadiha Kendujodi alias Katupada) 261 Sunapdsi(Sanapas» 155 Raidiha 263 Damahuda 159 Jarakanibeda 264 Ostajodi ·160 Medinipur 26i' 164 Harih.srapur 268 Golakunda 165 Khilarinuagaon 269 Uchatangar 168 Badabil 271 Gopinathapur alias Gu r ubotangar 169 Jamunalia (Gopinathapur 170 Dasapada gunjatangar) 171 Tavasarua 272 Banabir 330 APPENDIX-IV B-Scheduled Tribes (Contd.) Range of l.C. Name of Range of / L·C. Name of Scheduled Tribe No. the Scheduled Tribe No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 ----- Ghatgaon P.S. 6 Gopapur 13 Toranipokhari 0-5 125 Dubalabeda * 14 Ambuapada 6-15 1 MU'1datangar 16 Bharandla 40 Machhabhandar 17 Saraspasi 19 110 Makundapurpatna Bhalukipatala 20 Raikudar 16-25 49 Kothaghar 21 Bh(i)labera 88 Barhatipira 22 Katarabera 92 Haladharpur 23 Chikima Govindpur 93 Sagadia 24 Parsurampur 115 Binajhari 26 Sarupata 127 Pauchhia 27 Nlmighera 28 Danguapasi 26-35 5 Mathurapasi 29 Manoharpur 9 Dwarikapasi 30 Laxmipasi alias 53 Ghatabali jodi. Jarasadha (Laxmipasi) 84 Paidapa tana 31 Khajuri juani 89 Tara 32 Khantaghara 119 Tangaratali 33 Kasibera 128 Dhangaddiha 34 Baghaghar 35 Muktapur 36-50 7 Poipani 36 Dalangapani 10 Dhobapitana 37 Ghunti jharia 11 Podadiha 38 Ramachandrapur 12 Khudaputuli 39 Mudrabera 15 Gobarabeda 41 Nuapada 18 Brundabanpur 43 Rudhiapada 25 Asanabanl 44 Kumadabahali 42 Chinamalipasi (Kundubahali) 56 Rohiniduma 45 Palanaghati (Rahanidumu) (Palanighati) 60 Kundapitha 46 Gadhirampara 68 Sanamasinabilla 47 Jamuleibeda 69 Sannuagaon 48 8aidabaza 73 Dhenkikote 50 Badanuagaon 82 Santarapur 51 Dumurla 83 Khuntapada 52 Tando 86 Nasuripasi 54 Banamahuldiha 95 Madhupur 55 Pichhilabeda 101 Gadadharpur 57 Baiganapal 102 Harichandanpur 58 Kalighai 103 Khunta 59 Sadangabahali 109 Ghhatgaon 61 Nalabilla 112 Nakajhari 62 Medinipur 122 Sagadapata 63 Panupasi (Panapasi) 64 Mahuladihi 2 Bankapatulr 65 Ketanga 3 Dandipasi 66 Kapasapada 4 Plpilia 67 BadarT'asinabilla 331 APPENDIX-IV B-Scheduled Tribes (Contd.) --~------_- -~------_ Range·of loc. Name of Range of loc. Name of SCheduled Tribe No. the Scheduled Tribe No. the Population villages Poputation vI\\ages ("ercentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 ----.-~ -~""' 51 + 70 Sanbarabeda 23 Jhadapokhari 71 Tikira 25 Badanuagaon 72 langalakanti 29 Dhalapur 74 Mahulagadia 32 Kundalapani 75 Tandibeda 34 Karanjia 76 <;itabinjh 40 Pithagola 77 Bidyadharpur 49 Tangarapada 78 Badabarabeda 54 Bhanarpur 79 Gandasila 8~ Ostiapasi 80 Raghubeda 96 Sunapentha 81 Chhatia 85 Bhanjatippira 16-25 2 Medinipur 87 Dehuripada 26 Dhagotha 90 Nischintapur 31 Penthadihi 91 Banakanda 51 Hundapalashapal 94 Dhanur jaypur 53 Prahaladapur 97 Dehuripasi 60 Pitatangar 98 Badajamupasi 99 Murgapahadi 26-35 4 Pitapiti 100 Ar janabi lIa 28 Jarnujodi 104 Golabandha 55 Chasatangari 105 Kusunpur 58 Bayapita 106 Melan 61 Kaliaduma 107 Balijodi 62 Thakurapada 108 Uperadiha 83 Banabir 113 Sanjamupasi 36-50 16 laxmipur 114 Bedhapal 30 Santoshapur 116 Rajapat 33 Kbuntapasi 117 Kolipasi 37 Tangarabahali 118 Manata 43 Rampakote 120 Hatinota 45 Nandara 121 Sunaripasi 46 Tambahara 123 Chhotraipur 50 Bandhapada 124 Balipokhari 56 Madhyapur 126 Gopinathpur 64 Raidiha 129 Banachakulia 75 Mdniabin&a (ManiabJndha) 77 Gha5anatangar Harichandanpur P. S. 79 Badasiadillial 80 Karnaldngi 0-5 * 18 . Manoharpur 95 Kantala (Kuntala) 98 Gopinathapur 6-15 7 Makasukhila 100 Kandavarati 8 Raghunathpur 101 Gounighosa 9 Harichandanpur (Gourioh .. sa 10 Jaunlipokhari 11 Singbilla 51+ 1 Manapur 15 Brajarnohanapur 3 Gildadha; apur 19 Kaduadiha 5 Sanakalimati 22 Saitipa I (Satyapal) (Sanakalihati) ~------~- .. ----. ---_- ---- 332 - APPENDIX--IV 8-Scheduled Tribes (Contd. ) Range of l.C. NalT'e of Range of L.C. Name of Scheduled Tribe No. the Scheduled Tribe No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 6 Chakradharapur 100 Kantalareservesahi- 17 Tangarapasi Tigiriasahi 35 Kalapata 110 Budhipadasantalsahi 36 Saradhapasi Daitari P. S. 38 Balipasi " 39 Alana (Alanga) 26-35 21 Kaithatikiri 41 Kuladhankuni 30 Baliparbat 44 Dosamali 36-50 Nandagipenth 47 KhedaJ.!ada 16 34 48 Jiranga Jantia 52 Golabandh 51 + 1 Budhipada 63 Kaptipada 2 Budhipada (Ka) 65 Taladihi 3 Palaspal 66 Haridagotha 4 Masinajodi 67 Jamuda 5 Bangur isuni 68 Dhurudiamba 6 Sanasiadimat (Dhurudia) 7 Pathuripentha 69 Naya jamupasi 8 Mahutapanga 70 Karadapal 9 Bareigola 71 Hatlkucha 10 Kanjiapal 72 Palabani 11 Gumura 73 Billa 13 Kusumajodi 74 Nuagaon 14 Revana (Ka) 76 Vagamunda 15 Totapal 78 Deulahudi 18 Tangiriapal (Deulahuda) (Tangiriapal gaduan) 81 Nipania 19 Arjunachua 82 Rohi 20 Mahabirapasi 84 Bhuka 22 Rasola 86 Garagadabahala 23 Khasapada 87 Maragola 24 Alutuma 88 Kharaba 26 Revana 89 Kanheigola 27 Sanajumei 90 Rangamatia 28 Turkipada 91 Raniapada 31 Talapada 92 Nola 32 Panchama 93 Baunura 33 Tentulipal 94 Chhutang 35 Panchamareservesahi 97 Durgamela 36 Alutumareservesahi 99 Chilikidara 37 Pangamal (Chitikudera) 38 Pangarugudi 102 Hayarapur 39 Baghirasahi 103 Kusumajodi 40 Mahabirpasi Tala- 104 Sagadapatta bedasahi 105 Gaduana 41 Bautia 106 Barigaon 42 Suakati 107 Palabanireservesahi 43 Badajumei 108 Bilamudinuchasahi 44 Dangadar 333 APPENDIX-IV B-Scheduled Tribes (Contd) Range of l·e. Name of Range of l.C. N.,me of 5cheduled Tribe No· the SCheduled Tribe No. the Pop lila tiOIl 'Iillage5 POPlJla tiur, 'Iillagl'ls (Percentage) \I'elc.entage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 ANANDAPUR TAHA51L Sainkul P. S. 56 Dipapal f,(J Atasahi 0-5 -II' 6 Bhanda r ic ih<1 12 Raipur 64 MadarJlHlr 14 Narasillghaplir 68 Bamphidi 17 Mirigin-.undi 74 Machhalo 25 Ba.larampur 98 Valuka 26 Dnaunoidiha 105 Narda 17 Tarjmo' 1[19 Nandabar 28 Kantarohi 11; Alotl 31 BaliFaJ 117 Beiasulldari 45 Saramal 13() Ramacl1andrapur 47 Daradipal '\43 Chandali 54 Ntr.!pada 148 Aligaon 55 Deogao!1 61 Kanpur 16-25 13 Narangapur 62 Bhaganai 37 RJ.dhlltadeipur 65 Pahadpur 75 Pono\.l.! 67 K~adikasulab .. ha1i 7& Nayagarl1 i1 Siapada 85 p;mchara '12 Naukana 87 S;:alrtklJl 13 3al-asl.I on 92 leflapa:i.a 77 Karadapa! (Kayalpal) 102 Jarak 711 Sato 1:;11 Karadapal /39 Khalana 91 Nuagaon lb-35 23 Jl\ada'r.I;\undi 93 t::ru~f1napur 32 Kathapal 94 ""anga Igad!a 34 Khailo 95 Dantia 35 Kendua 106 I(aradamali 38 Khalapal 114 Puranabandhagoda ,1 Rekulia 124 Jarada 57 Dhinkia 129 Suanpada 66 Patilo 131 Badapadana 99 5ullnl0 13} Baniapasi 101 Garnbilndflagoda 134 lunahar (tunuhar) 139 Ata 36-50 4 Chamarpasi 142 Br amhanpada 3-9 ChampapaJ (&ramhanda) 69 Rudr anal a yanpur- 144 Mahuri Sasan 145 laruan 84 Paramanandapur 147 Salopal 86 Kothasahi 149 Kendukhunta 141 Belada 155 Odapada 51+ 1 Asanbahali 6-15 19 Khaliamenta 2 jhikipita 22 Sholanuagaol1 3 Copalpur 30 Kesadurapal 5 Samukallendi 36 Kilna~a 7 To flmiapa I 334 APPENDIX-IV B-Scheduled Ttibe~ (Contd.) Range of L C. Name of Range of l.C. Name of Scheduled Tribe No. the Scheduled Tribe No. the Population villages Population villages (percentages) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 8 Basantapura 184 Jagannathapur 10 Baripal 185 Nandipada 11 "antra le6 Orali 20 Panchugochhia 187 Karanjapadi 21 Ostapura 191 Khetuali 24 Chamuhin 192 Nuarampas 29 Tulasipur 193 Inchol 33 Analapal 201 Sadanga 41 Siaria 209 Telisinga 42 Karanjidpal 228 Kaligaon 49 Amarkola 229 Anara 104 Gudiddihi 232 Radhanagarpatna 108 Bilabandha 242 Solapata 111 Nuhamalia 245 Sadanga 112 Baranga 246 Nasirpur 119 Ganpur 248 Samana 120 Katenikantala 251 Sarida 126 Janardanpurpatna 256 Habaleswar 127 Padanpur 262 Danra (Danar) 151 Napaga 263 Dihabhuinpuf alias 156 Salukdahi Gedma (Gedma) 267 Ambrutpur Anandapur P.S. 271 Ratakana 0-5 * 62 Dhakotha 6-15 11 Asanabani 64 Bhalukuma 45 Tavakud 96 Mochinda 67 Kodapada 113 Akarua 74 Indupura 124 Vatasira 90 Chamarda 131 Purunia 95 Salabani 133 Mangalpur 111 BhaMkura 135 Paikchatra 115 Balakati 137 ~ibanar ayanpur 120 Tukunasasan (Tukuna) 138 Bancho 125 Kaenpura 142 Chhenapadi 127 Naduan 144 Sasanga 121\ Sarein 145 Covindpur 130 Belabahali "!46 Matha 172 Bares ... ar 147 Kapundi 148 Pandado 173 Tarava 149 Copa 195 Dhanaghar 155 Jalakalanga 203 Temala 156 Hatadihi 221 Bhutapada 159 Dankuri 231 Sarala 174 Panchugochhia 235 Brundabanpur 177 Antira 254 Jambhira 179 Biridihi (Biridi) 180 Abulpur 16-25 98 Taratara 182 Badararnpas 114 Ambagadia 183 Chandiabiranchipur 136 Pam.hupali 335 APPENDIX-IV B-Scheduled T ri bes (Contd.) Range of L.C. Name of Range of L.C. Na,T.e of Scheduled Tribe No. the Scheduled Tribe No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 244 Elakania 22 Daragudisila 247 Adheidwar (Daragadisila) 255 Dimiria 23 Singanali 24 259 jalasarpur Baniajodi 25 Sikabeda 26-35 12 Andharajhari 26 Uleikundi 33 Gayalmunda 27 Mankadbeda 83 Biridiha 28 Kolidiha 103 Malthianendi 29 Badapurunapani 121 Sudusuc.lia 30 Maranadihi 217 Marua 31 Dhabani 236 Bengatira 34 Potajhari 237 Telabandha 35 Badudlghar a (Bdabandha) 36 Badajodi 266 Madhupur 37 Kadobahali 270 Aitpur (Kaduabahali) 38 Santospur 36-50 15 janjali 39 Gendal abasa Kantala 32 Deojharan 40 Bhalughara 52 Taneipal 41 Harlbeda 71 Biragobindpur 42 Mandapada 79 Bamphidi (Bankhidi) 43 87 Tangar 44 Budhikuda 91 Baladuan 46 Kamando (Kumuda) 92 JanglJar 47 Darakhola 97 Dudugaon 48 Tikarapada 101 Purunaghati 49 Nuapada 129 Satatira 50 Kanto 207 laichhanpur 51 Kolimati 258 jamunipur (Jabinpur) 53 Ratuan 55 Amaranga 51+ 1 Vikaramada 59 Arjunabania 2 Dumuridiha 60 Jalinanda 3 Manoharpur 61 Badaektali 4 Sanapurunapani 63 Marsapal 5 Pidabani 66 Vogapur (, Baigundi 68 Golabandha 7 Badakusapada 69 Beladiha (Belada) 8 Tulasibani 70 Gohirabani 9 Sanakusapada 72 Jugalkishorepur ',0 Panasadiha 73 Gohira 13 Kothadiha 75 Kumunia 14 Ulibasa 77 Talagaon 16 Kumudabahali 78 Sadangi 17 Haradvol 80 Sunduria 18 Panasagadia 81 Baunsagarh 19 Gentilbeda 82 Baruan (Gentubeda) 84 Kantipal 20 Jayantibeda 85 Kathakata 21 Panasijharana 86 Jogiabandha 336 APPENDIX-IV B-Scheduled Tribes (Concld.) Range of L. C. Name of Range of L. C. Name of Schedulued Tribe No· the Scheduled Tribe No. the Population villages Population villages (Percentage) (Percentage) 1 2 3 1 2 3 88 Pachanga 16-25 10 Padhiaripalli 89 Pandua 22 Balibarei 93 Beida 32 Tentullpadi 94 Khadipal 57 Mithigaon 99 Khamarnendi 100 Chhatrakana 26-35 36 Jhana jhana 102 Bahabardanda 104 Dumuribandha (Dimiribandha) 36-50 12 Nuaragudi 11:'7 Raguoi 14 Bangura 1(;B Asia 15 Kusatikiri 116 Singdova 16 Hadagarh 249 Govindpur 19 Bidyadharpur 257 Mangarajpur 31 Bhanrapur 35 Dhenka Soso P. S. 51 + 1 Malipasi 0-5 * 6 Mahulapankha 2 Mayurnacha 8 Kurhadighasa 3 Bhanara 9 Kahaliagadia 4 Siadimalia 23 Ramakr ishnapur 5 Jadabanka 25 Daneipur 11 Baniapanka 27 5050 13 Dhanur joyapur 43 Tentulipadi 17 Madhuban 45 Baranga 18 Sankhana 46 jambhlra 21 Sangam 49 Bantala 37 Sundardpal 50 Sadha 38 Saralapasi 52 Mataragadia 39 Podasingidi 40 55 Naha Thunigaon 41 6.2 Marichapada Karanjapadi (Karanjiabati) 63 Kanhupur (Kanpur) 66 Dalki R.F 65 Mauda 67 Coup No.1 68 Raighati R.F 6-15 26 Nimadani 69 Siadimalia R·F 51 Kania" 70 Saramundi 56 Padarukha 71 Kanlei alias Ballpal 58 Raghunathpur (Ba1ipal) * Excludes villages with no Scheduled Tribe Population' SECTION-II TOWN DIRECTORY Codes used in the Town Directory STATEMENT---I STATEMENT--IV Status and growth history: Civic and other Amenities 1979 : Col. 2-C/ass, name and civic administration Col. 6_Road length (in kms.) status. Information under this column has been Class has been introduced to facilitate obtained from the officer incharge of the ., analysis on town directory data at State and concerned urban local body. There are cases I. all-India levels. It has been presented according where the municipalities/notified. area council to 1981 Census popula tion of the core town in maintain their ro:::.ds accounts separately. following ranges by the classification noted Pucca roads and kutcha roads available in the against each. town have been presented under t~.e abbrevia POPULATION CLASS tion 'PR & KR' respectively. 1,00,000 and above 50,00(1-99,999 II Col. 7 _System of sewerage: 20,000 -49,999 III The sewerage system is implied the net 10,000-19,999 IV work of mains and branches of underground 5,000- 9,999 V conduits for the conveyance of sewerage to the Below 5,000 VI pdint of disposal in the town. For the towns which are not provided with such underground The name of the town has been shown in sewerage system, availability of open surface this column, with the correct spelling as drain or box drain etc. have been mentioned. adopted in the official record. Regarding the The various type of sewerage/drainage system civic administration status, the town as it st",od have been indicated upto two places in the in 1980 has been indicated by the following town under the following codes: abbreviations: Sewer S Municipality M OSO Notified Area Council NAC Open surface drains Census Town CT Box surface drains BSO Sylk drains SO Cesspool method CD STATEMENT--~II Pit system Pt Physicai aspects and location of towns: Col. 12_The name of the navigabJe river! Col. 11_Method of disposal of night soil: -canal which is situated within a distar.ce of Information in this regard has been obtained 10 kms. has been shown under this column with from the local body and the prevalent method distance from the referrent town. After the of disposal of night soil has been presented name of the river/canal 'R' for river and 'C' for with the following codes upto two places in canal has been given in brackets to denote order of the-ir importance in the town. The whether it is a river or canal as illustrated objective of providing such data is to collect below. information which could help Government to Mahanadi (R}_S provide a programme of stopping the practice of 340 removal of night soil as head loads and also been included i~ these da ta, which have beEn minimising the use of human labour in the restricted to the institutions run/aided by process of dispos'al. Government/ Semi-Governrr.entj local bod:es/ Charitable institutionsl Social service agencies. Head loads HL The various types of institutions have b:en Baskets B presented under the following codes Wheel barrows WB Septic tank latrines ST Hospital H Sewerage S Dispensary 0 Health Centre He Col. 12 & 13_Protected water supply: Family Planning Centre The information collected from the local Fe offices has been incorporated in these columns, T. B. Clinic TB in some cases such data had to be obtained Nursing Home NH from the State Public Health h'gineering Department. The information on sources of Others 0 water supply has been indicated in Col. 12 as against the system of storage with capacity in For places where n~edical facilities are not litres (in brackets) which has been presented in available, the name of the nearest place in the Col. 13. The same has been presented up.der same district or nearest district, if in the same following c~des : State or other State and its distance from the Over head tank OHT town where the facility is available has been Service reservoir SR indicated. All types of hospirals/dispensaries etc. whether allopathic, ayurvedic or River infiltra tion gallery IG homoeopathic have been covered These are Bore well pumping system ••• BWP further distinguished by providing additional Pressure tank PT codes: Tubewell water TW A_Ayurvedic Tap water T Well water W U-Unani Tank water Tk Hom-Homoeopa thic The first five codes started above rela te In case of allopathic, no separate code to the system of storage whereas, the has been given. remaining four codes represent the different sources of water supply. Col. No.6 to 9_Educational facilities: Information in this rflgard has been ST A TEMENT - V collected from the local officials and to the Medical, Educational, Recreational and extent possible have been che(ked up with the Cultural facilities, 1979. informotion available In the office of the Director of Public Instructions of the State. Col. 4 & 5-Medical facilities- Hospitals! For the place where mere than one institutions Dispensaries and bed available: of each type is available, the number thereof Information in this regard has been has been ~yen against each in brackets. The collected from the local offices. However, codes used for difterent institutions are as the'institutions run by private doctors have not follows 341 Arts only A Informa tion in this regard has been Science only 5 collected from the local authority and presented under the following c0des. Arts and Stience on:y AS Commerce only C Primary School P Junior Secondary or Arts and Commerce only .•• AC rriddle school M Combined of all Matriculation or Secondary... H categories Arts, Science and Commerce ASC Higher Secondary' law l Intermedia tel Pre-University/ Junior College/ '10+2' system whether held in Col. TO-Recognised shorthand, typewriting Schools or Colleges. PUC and vocational training institutes. If educational facility is not available in the town, the name of the nearest place in the Idor ma tion hlS been collectej from the same district or name of the nearest district local authorities. Here "recognised" means in the !>ame Sta te or other State with its the institution recognised by statutory authority distance from the town where the facility is like Education Department, Comrrerce Depart available has been indicated. ment or labour Department of the Government or semi-Government or autonomcus bodies. COl. 17 to 20_Number of recreational and The institution of each type has been presented cultural facilities. under the following codes Information in this respect has been Shorthand Sh obtained from the local authority. Touring cinema h.ls been eliminated from our purview Typewriting Type and only permanent cinema/theaters have been Shorthand and included. Community' halls/ auditorium have Typewriting Sh. Type been added in this column as the same are Others o becoming a common feature of the urban land scape. Information on Public libraries including Col. 71-14-Higher Secondary/ I ntermediate/ reading rooms collected from the local PUC (Pre University College)/ authority and presented under the following Junior College Level, Secondary/ codes. Matriculation, Junior Secondary/ Midd Ie Schools and Primary Public library Pl Schools. Reading Room RR TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENTS 345 (di '":::J C'I C'I C'I .,- "- '"e ..- M ..". ... M I~ QJ "- co '"C'I '"co I co co co "" 0 I U I :J'" ~ ..- co ..". X ~ '"e LI'I C'I R S; QJ co co ~ QJ I .- ..- co "- IJl I u· I '":J ..- I .- '" co e "- ... C8 L~,... QJ ,... "- "" U >- ,...., ~ M "- ..- '":J co C'I co M < '"~ '" '"e C'I e .- M ""co "- ~ Q) ,... '" '" ..- QJ :i Cl u ..". C'I ..... U'l ,...., LI'I g""" ""OCO ..... Ll'lCO ..- 0"- ..- .... 00 ( U'I Ln 0$ co Mon co ...,~ ..".- co-,;., '0 0> .... -C'I ~.r. \/),:- I ..- ' ~ ~ .. :J QJ a.. ..c nI '" :5{'" E '" .;-- :J nI '0 ..c ... "0 '"e "0 Li "0 Z l- .t:l e e '" ~ Q) QJ '"c nI :; co :.:: < <0 co :.:: '" e .g Q) > "0 2:: ;;:;- "> ;;:;- nI c:i u 0 Z "" 0 U '" '" ...J '" '"...... !::! 0 ...... _ .:: 'i::~ u e e < ...... 0 ~ :i ~ "0 00'" ~ u e B '-" co ,_. '-" ~ ...... nI :::J 0,_. < :; ...'" IN .s::. QJ '0 a.. i '" nI "0'" '-' .. :i .:; E c "0 0 1":1 '":J c DO ... nI "0 C 'E ... nI "0 C '","0 -e QJ ... C -;;'" Cl '"II> <0 '" .2. :.:: II>'" nI <: co '" nI D > = > - ....; ..¢ u-i ci ..: N Vl Z '" 346 ~n;c:",,-:", ~ "'-0 :::I E c: C. (_ o I .e '" I I Q; I..c. 10 1 .~ I ~ :c Vl 0 ~I :::J c: 0z, If'> .,; I a... ::::I ..... "'I ... ,...." ....co ..:...0- c:: c:: S :s: J o o z I- I- w ";is ";is ~ 0.. . 0.. w u :~ I c:: "'( 5 ::::I l ~ V') ::t I c::I I: o o Z Z u .( z .... ::::I 0.. -0 '"c:: N «'"c:: > = = ci Viz ,...: 348 STATEMENT Civic and other SI. Class and Civic Population S.C. and S.T. Road System Number of No. Name of admini- Population length of Latrines Town stration , __ .A.-_, (in Kms.) Sewerage r-----.A. ----...... Status S.c. S.T. Water Service Others (in 1980) Borne 1 2 3 4 5 (a) 5 (b) 6 7 8 9 10 1. III Anandapur N.A· C. 24,605 3,763 2,094 PR (3) OSD 95 59 365 KR (109) 2. V BaJagoda C. T. 9,515 1,267 2,692 PR (2) OSD 1,000 (Bolani) KR (21) 3. III Barbil M 33,030 3,999 10,595 PR (13) S,OSD 1,500 200 KR (91) 4. VI Daitari C. T. 4,844 496 1,818 PR (8) OSD 63 27 52 KR (25) 5. III Joda N. A.C. 26,303 4,653 9,676 PR (35) OSD 1,045 215 KR (38) 6. III Kendujhar M 28,059 3,661 7,018 PR (53) OSD 2,497 564 KR (94) 349 -IV Amenities, 1979 Method of Protected Water Fire fighting Electrification (Number of Connections) Othe rs disposal of Supply service r------~------, night soil r-----Jo-----.. Domestic Industrial Commercial Road lighting Source System of (points) of storage supply with capa- city in litres (in brackets) 11 ,12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ST, B T SR Yes 877 23 331 285 12 (1,80,000) ST T SR Kendujhar 363 735 265 (5,00,060) (97 Kms.) ST T, TW SR Kendujhar 749 59 723 281 (15,91,100) (87 Kms.) ST, B T,TW OHT Anandapur 73 1 31 17 (2,50,000) (40 Kms.) ST,WB T SR Kendujhar 313 22 286 77 1 (29,549) (69 Kms.) ST, WB TW SR Yes 1,720 40 619 560 (22,73,000) 350 STATEMENT Medical, Educational, Recreational and ----~------~------MEDICAL FACILITIES EDUCA TlONAL r------_..A. ____, r----~~--- SI. Class and name Population HospitalSI Beds in ArtslSciencel Medical Engineering No. of Town Dispensariesl Medical Commerce COlleges Colleges T. B. Clinics i nsti tutions Colleges etc. noted in (of degree column 4 level and above) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1. III Anandapur 24,605 H, F.C(2) 36 AS (1), l (1) Cuttack Sundargarh D, H. C, T. B. (125 Kms.) Raurkela (321 Kms.) 2. V Balagoda (Bolani) 9,515 H 20 Kendujhar Cuttdck Sundargarh (97 Kms.) (302 Kms.) Raurkela .(174 Kms.) 3. III Barbil 33,030 H (3), F. C, D 26 Kendujhar Cuttack Sundargarh (87 Kms·) (292 Kms·) Raurkela (164 Kms.) 4. VI Daitari 4,844 H 12 Anandapur Cuttack Sundargarh (40 Kms.) (137 Kms ) Raurkela (327 Kms.) 5. III Joda 26,303 H (2), D (4), 77 Kendujhar Cuttack Sundargarh F. C (69 Kms·) (274 Kms-) Raurkela (177 Kms.) 6. III Kendujhar 26,059 H (3), D (2), 154 ASC (1), A (1) Cuttack Sundargdrh T. B, FC (3) (205 Kms.) Raurkela (~41 Kms.) 351 --v Cultural Facilities, 1979 fACILITIES Number ot recreational and ------~---~------~------~ cultural facilities. Poly tech- Recognised Higher Seco- Junior Primary Adult Working r------~------, nics shorthand, SecondarYI ndary! Secon- Schools literacy women's Stadia Cinema Audito- Public type writing Intermediate Marri- dary Classes! hostels rial libra- and vocational PUC (Pre- culation and Centres with Dramal ries training University Middle others numbers Commu- including institutions College) Schools (specify) of seats nity reading Junior halls rooms College level 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Kendujhar Cuttack Cuttack- 4 to 20 Fakirpur 1 Pt(4), (80 Kms.) (125 Kms.) Chaudwar (140 Kms.) RR(4) (102 Kms) Kendujhar 0 Barbil 1 2 1 1 2 Pt, RR (97 Kms.) (10 Kms·) Kendujhar SH. Type 7 7 22 Balagodd 1 1 Pl(2), (87 Kms.) (Bolan i) RR(2) (10 Kms) Kendujhar Cuttack Cuttack- 1 2 2 Fakirpur Pt(2), (86 Kms ) (137 Kms.) Chaudwar (110 Kms.) RR(2) (114 Kms.) Kendujhar Barbil Barbil 2 2 16 Jagannathpur 2 1 Pl, RR (69 Km~ , i18 Kms.) (18 Kms.) (16 Kms.) 1 0 Barbil 6 7 21 Fakirpur 1 1 1 Pl(4), (87 Kms.) (24 Kms.) RR (4) 352 wC ..0 0 E c: ::J_ Z 0 ,..."I -0 (,<"'I - :: , c: 1 '" ,g 1 -0 0 '"o , ~ A ,... .c ,~ 1 Vl , Q) I c: '"w I o C Qi..c Oco ~ l:;:,.... <71 v>0"' ...... c ,... 0- ....'. '" I .... u !:::E en c :i c CO c: ED .g "0 " co I C r'::; ,!!D > ca I Q.. I I OJ I >- ,- .. , "'0 ~ Z co o 1.1-1 t I c:CV J :::s ",,,, c: "1:1 -< ~ r-. ~ '0 c: IN ~H~ o w IU oS I- .5 E t: 1 0) ~ Za.'" 0 IV QJ ,~ V'I u E I ...... o (5 "'0DO , I , l ... c: r:: Cal • '" ..0 E o o.... "'''' E : ~~ o (.) ....'" ..... -0 c: '" 'E r M "" u'" o I ..c '0 ::J D i ...J I QI ...'"c c: I ....o 1-0 -0 o ~'" aI o '" 1 ~ ~ ..0::;, E 3 ..... :::; I > ..... ,1 '" C V u 'E aI -<1> I '" o U ''::'-0 o (3 ";;j o xO L ~ ~ o '"o <1.10 ~ a u 15 U 1-00 ...... '" a'" ::; > :; = o ,- "'Z ANNEXURE ANNEXURE Community Development Brock-wise Viffage fist (Excluding forest villages) Dist._Kendujhar Code_3 Name of C. D. Block-Kendujhargarh Name of Code 51· Name of Code Name of Code 51. Name of Code the No· No· the No. the No. No· the No· Tahasil/P'S Village Tahasil/P.5 Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 KENDUJHAR 39 BtJatupahadi 39 TAHASIL 40 Amunipu{ 40 Kend.ljhar ....-9 1 Rengalbeda 1 41 Kalanda 41 Sadar P.S. 2 Dhanurjayapur 2 42 Amrutapada 42 3 Tulasipur 3 43 Kasira 41 4 Kunjarbahal 4 44 Kasirapatana 44 5 Silisuan 5 45 Taratakhaman 45 6 Kalisi (Kalisui) 6 46 Ja~anllathapilJf 46 7 Kanda, apasi 7 47 Bistapal 47 8 Naigaon 8 43 Maogalpasi 48 9 S,1tikudar 9 10 Aharpasi 10 49 HUilldula 49 50 Jamudiha sa 11 JfJildilpasi 11 51 Ohatjka 51 (Dhathkl) 11 ~~l: J._ «('n 12 Haldiaguna 13 r angMani 12 52 52 14 Raikala 14 S3 Balisuao SJ 54 B.irabarp'llf 54 15 Kand~rkala 15 (Kandarakula) 55 Birabarpurpatna 55 16 Baneikala 16 56 Kolhdpada 56 17 Karanjiapada 17 57 Banu.a 57 18 Alekhapada 11 58 Kusumal.a 58 19 Sariapasi 19 (1< usunJula) 20 f a:(lrpur 20 ~ Khadangapada 59 Kathabaunsuli 21 00 Khuntapadd (Ga) 60 21 (Khuntapad.a) 22 Sunal ipd,i 22 61 Baulamal 61 23 Kainsi 23 62 KaoUnrika la 62 24 Kanipasi 24 (Kamurikala) 25 Badamuni 1.5 63 Handibhanga 63 25 Sanamuni 26 64 Palashapokhari 64 27 Bhagabandh 27 M Bajenitangal 65 28 Sandhiapasi 28 66 Jadipada 66 29 Tihadipasi 29 67 Kanapasi 67 30 Khaparakhai 30 68 Terantj 68 31 Palasapanga 31 69 Uperdiha 69 32 Jamupasi 32 70 Sendkap 70 33 Sarasakola 33 71 Rukunadeipursasan 71 34 Murusuan 34 (Rukunadeipur) (Marusuan) 72 Gobardhan 72 35 Patung 35 73 Jadichatar 73 36 Nuadihi 36 74 Kesapanka 74 37 Deuladiha 37 75 Putulia 75 38 Par janpur 38 76 Dabanka 76 356 ANNEXURE Dist._Kendujhar Code_3 Name of C. D. Block_Kendujhargarh Name of Code 51 Name of Code Name 0f Code 51. Name of Code tne No. No. the No. the No· No. the No. TahasilfP'S, Village Tahasil/P.5. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Kendujhar 9 77 Bankamaruni 78 9 121 Gopinathapur 123 Sad.r P. S. 78 Ratanpur 79 (Gopinathapursasan) 79 Birakisorpur 80 122 Dhatika 124 80 Nuagaon 81 123 5ingraisuan 125 81 Hatikucha 82 124 Tikarpada 126 82 Dimiridha 83 125 Dalimbapur 127 83 Poipani 8'* 126 Madaranga jodi 128 84 Kusumita 85 127 Saralapentha 129 85 Baradapat 87 128 Uperkampadihi 130 86 Kcndupasi 8S (Kampadihi) 129 Nuapada 132 87 NarsinghapuJ 8~ 130 Janardanpur 141 88 Mahadei joda 90 &19 Kadagarh 911 131 Jamunalia 142 (Jamunali) 90 Badabil (Kha) 92 (Badbrl} 132 Gopinathapur 143 (Nuagaon) 91 Bhatunia 93 133 laxmipasi 144 92 P"admapur 94 134 Goudunibeda 145 93 Banajodr 95- 135 Dharupada 146 !'!:4 5iliswan 96 136 Baligoda 147 95 Poipani 97 137 Tulashipur 148 96 Tangarnali 98 138 Bodapalasha 149 139 \, .Gumura 150 '7 lagimatha 99 140 5ankarpur 151 98 Mukuna 100 99 Bauripada 101 100 DamtJan: 102 141 Sadarpada 152 101 Sahadapur 103 142 Jamunapasi 153 102 BarramalfpuF 104 143 Chandapasi 154 103 Biswanathapur 105 144 Bebartapasi 155 104 Manonarpur (San) 106 145 Nelung 156 105 5ankir~ 10j.'" 146 Jharbelada 157 106 Dotala 106 147 Hariharpur 158 148 Maidankel 159 107 Mathuramandali 109 149 Keri 160 108 Tarrgarani 110 150 Kaliabeda 161 109 Belapasf 111 110 Mahuladiha 112 111' Kendua 113 151 Jaganna thapur 162 112 Mahadebpur 114 152 Deobandha 163 T13 Kusapada 115 153 Barkhanda 164 114 Kemsada 116 154 Kanipasi 165 115 Kathakaral'ljia 117 155 Chhemundibir 166 (Chhaundibari) 11& Kabitra 113 • 156 Talapada 167 157 Dhurudupal 168 117 Raisuan 119 158 Podadiha 169 118 Harashapur 120 1S9 Basudevpur 170 119 Jalabonga 121 (Jalamong«) 160 Manoharapur 171 (8ada) 120 Khuntapara 122 (Monoharpur) 357 ANNEXURE Oist._Kendujhar Code_3 Name of C. D. BJock_Kendujhargarh Code SI. Name ot Code Name of Code 51. Name of Code Name of No. No. the No. the. No. No, the No. the Village TahasilJP·S. Village Tahasil/P.S. 2 . 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 9 199 Gohalachatua 239 Kendujhaf 9 161 Chaka 172 200 Dhenklkot.e 240 Sadar P S. 162 Baiganpasi 173 174 101 lunjhar.an 2.41 1&3 Dimbo {lumaiharani} Naigaon _ 175 164 202 Dhagotha 242 165 Ghuturu 176 203 Kataleipasi 243 166 Muktapur 177 204 Haladharp.uf 244 Tikargu:-nura 17~ 167 205 Jajapasi 245 179 166 Badahal 206 DUl\lLIrja (Dimiria) 246 180 169 lamuhata 207 Khajur ipani 247 181 170 Ba~antpur 20B Jagannatha.pur (Ka)24.8 Oaganathpur) 171 Banper (Banpur) 182 172 Covindpur 183 2Q9 Dhanurjay.apl1l' 249 173 Tangarpalasa 184 210 Kathabar! 250 Mandua 185 174 211 La.xmjpasi 251 Ku!adera 186 175 212 Barjgao.n 152 176 Badadera 187 213 Bhodabanafj 251 177 Sarasha 188 {Bhodaballala} 171'1 Ranki 188 214 KumudabahaU 254 17'1 /v\J!iga -n 1'10 215 Knediadiha 25i 180 Bhalii!dal 205' {Khediadhi) 216 t ANNEXURE Dist._Kendujhar Code_3 Name of ~. D. Block_Ghatgaon Name. of Code 51. NaMe of Code Name of Code 51. Name of Code the No. No. the No, the No. No. the No. Tailasil[P.5. Village Tahasil/P.5. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 TELKOI TAHASIL 43 Dhobapitana 10 Pandapara 1'.5. 2 1 Ukuchabeda 3 44 Podadiha. 11 2 Basantapur 4 45 Khudaputuli 12 3 Kandasar 50 46 Tora nipokhar i 13 4 Jharbedi'l 6 47 Ambuapada 14 5 Pkhulla 7 48 Gobarabeda 15 (Badapichhula) 49 Bharandia 16 ~ Rutisua 3 50 Sara~pasi 17 7 Ankalpada 9 51 Brundabanpur 18 8 Gohitangiri to 52 Bha luk ipa ta la 19 9- SunCbtangiri 11' 10 Balabhadrapur 1X 53 Raikudar 20 54 Bholabera 21 1.1 Nudurupada 13- 55 Katarabera 22 12 Pandapada :i9 56 Chikiniagovindpur ]3 13 Dharapada 4() 57 Parsurarnpur 24 14 Kamarnall 4t 58 Asanabani 25 15 Purumunda 42' 59 5arupata 26 (Purunamunda) 60 Nimighera 27 16 Khuntapotda 43- 61 Danguapasi 28 17 Nischintpur 44 62 Manoharpul 29 18 AsanabahaH ·45- 19 Patabari 46- 63 Laxmipasi alias 20 Gayalmunda 47 Jarasadha (Laxmipasi) 30 2'1 Bad-Jamupasi 48· 64 Khajurijuani 31 22 Bad-Jiuli 49 65 Khantaghara 32 23 5an-jiul L 50 66 Kasibera 33 24 Deobandha 511 67 Baghaghar 34 25 Adakata 52 68 Muktapur 35 26 Rangamatia 5J, 69 Dalangapani 36 Tl PatHo. 54 70 Ghuntijharia 37 28 Bininda 55 71 Ramachandrapur 38 29 Dengana 56- 72 Mudrabera 39 30 5an-Nuag,i(')n 57 31' Kamargoda sa· 73 Machhabhandar 40 32 Masinajodi. 92' 74 Nuapada 41 33- Fuljhar 94 75 Kundapitha 60 76 Nalabilla 61 KENDUJHAR TAHA51L 77 Medinipur 62 Ghatgaoa P .5. 11 34 Mundataf.1gar 'J; 78 Panupasi(Panapasi) 63 35 Bankapatuli Z 79 Mahuladihi 64 36 Dandi.pasi 3- 80 Ketanga 65 37 Pipilia 4 81 Kapasapada 66 38 Matburapasi 82 Badamasinqbilla 67 39 Gopapur 6-" 83 . Sanamasinabilla 68 40 Poipani 7 84 Sannuagaon 69 4't Vaodallipasi a- 85 Sanbarabeda 70 42 Dwarikapasi 9 86 Tikira 71 359 ANNEXURE Oist._Kendujhar Code-3 Name of C. D. Block_Ghatgaon Name of Code SI. Name of Code Name of Code 51. Name of Code the No. No. the No. the No. No. the No. Tahasil/P S. Village TahasillP S. Village , 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Ghatgaon P. S. 11 87 langa lakanti 72 116 Gadadharpur 101 88 Dhenkikote 73 117 Har ichandanpur 102 89 Mahula~adia 74 118 Khunta 103 90 Tandibeda 75 119 GOlabandha 104 91 Sitabinjh 76 120 Kusunpur 105 92 Bidyadharpur 77 121 Melan 106 93 Badabarabeda 78 122 Baliiodi 107 94 Gandhasila 79 12~ Uperadiha 108 95 Raghubeda 80 124 Ghatgaon 109 96 Chhatia 81 125 Mukundapurpatnal10 97 Santarapur 82 126 Dhuligarn 111 98 Khuntapada 83 127 Nakajhari 112 99 Paidapatana 114 128 Sanjamupasi 113 100 Bhanjatippira 85 129 Bedhapal 114 101 Nusuripasi 86 130 Binajhari 115 102 Dehuripada 87 131 Rajapat 116 103 Barhatipira 38 132 Kolipasi 117 104 Tara 89 H3 Manata 118 105 Nisei- intapur 90 134 Tangaratali 119 106 Banakanda 91 135 Hatinota 120 107 Haladharpur 92 136 Sunaripasi 121 108 Sagadia 93 137 Sagadapata 122 109 . Dnanur jaypur 94 138 Chhotraipur 123 110 Madhupur 9S 139 Balipokhari 124 111 Kudhatangara 96 140 Dubalabeda 125 11l Dehuripas-i 97 141 Gopinathpur 126 113 l'>adajamupasi 98 142 Pauchhia 127 114 Murgapahadi 99 143 Dhangaddiha 128 115 Arjanabilla 100 144 Banachakulia 129 360 ANNEXURE Dh,t._Kendujhar Code_3 Name of C. O. Block_.Harichandanpur Name of Cod~ SI. Name of Code Name of Code 51. Name of Code the No. No. the No. the No. No. the No. TahasiI/P.S. Village TahasiIIP.S. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 KENDUJHAR TAHASIL 44 Dosamali 44 Harichandanpur 12 1 Manapur 1 45 Nandara 45 P.S. 2 MedinipUf 2 46 Tambahara 46 3 Gadadharpur 3 47 Khedapada <47 4 Pitapiti 4 48 Jiranga 48 5 Sanakalimati 5 49 Tangarapada 49 (Sana ka lina t i) 50 Bandhapada 50 £, Chakradharapur f> 51 Hundapalashapal 51 7 Maka5ulthlla ., 52 Golabandh 52 11 Raghunathpur 8 53 Prahaladapur 53 9 Harichandanpuf 9 '!O .launlipokhari 10 54 Bhanarpur 54 55 Chasatangari 55 11 Singbilln 11 56 Madhyapur :6 12- 12 Gamharia 57 Sankarapur 57 13 13 Palashabani 58 8ayapita 58 14 Akhupat 14 59 Balipal 59 15 15 Brajamohanapur 60 Pitatangar 60 16 laxmipur 16- 61 Kaliaduma 61 17 Tangarapasf 17 62 Thakurapada 62 18 ManoP!arapu, 18 63 Kaptipada 63 19 }(aduadina 19 Dtnabandhupur 20 20 64 Raid;ha 64 65 Taladihi 65 21 Analajodi 21 66 Haridagotha E6 22 SaitLpa& 12 67 Jamuda (Satyapa.) 67 68 Dhurudiamba 68 23 lhadapokhari 23 (Dhurudia) 24 Sadamandapur 24 69 Nayaiamupasi 69 25 BadanuagaoQ 25 70 Karadapal 70 26 Ohagotha 26- 71 Hatikucha 71 27 Tentalapasi 27 72 Palbani 72 28 Jamujodi 28 73 Billa 73 29 Dhalapur 29- 30 Santoshapur 30 74 Nuagaon 74 75 Maniabindha 75 31 Pentnadihi 31 (Mainabandha) 76 32 Kundalapan; 32 Vagamunda 76 33 Khuntapasi 33 77 Chasanatangar 77 34 Karanjia 34 78 Deulahudi 78 (Deulahuda) 35 Kalapata 35 79 Badasiadimal 79 36 Saradhapasi 36 80 Kamalangi 80 ?iT Tangarabahali 37 81 Nipania 81 38 Balipasi 33 82 Roni 82 39 Alana CAlanga) 39 83 Banabir 83 40 Pithagola 40 41 KuJadhankuni 41 84 Bhuka 84 42 Nakitipasi 42 85 Ostiapasi 85 43 Rampakote 43. 86 car agadabahala 86 361 ANNEXURE Dist._Kendujhar Code_3 Name of C. D. Block-Harichandanpur Name of Code Si. Name of Code Name of Code SI. Name of Code the No. No the No. the No. No. the No. TahasiI/P.S. Village Tahasil/P .5. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Harichandanpur 12 87 Maragola 87 129 Arjunachua 19 P. S. 88 Kharaba 88 130 Mahabirapasi 20 89 Kanheigola 89 131 Kaithatikiri 21 90 Rangamatia 90 132 Rasola 22 91 Raniapada 91 133 Khasapada 23 92 Nola 92 134 Alutuma 24 93 Baunuru 93 135 Karanjiapal 25 94 Chhutang 94 136 Revena 26 95 Kantala 95 137 5anajumei 27 (Kuntala) 138 Turkipada 28 96 Sunapentha 96 139 Baliparbat 30 97 Durgamela 97 - 140 Talapada 98 Gopinathapur 98 31 141 Panchama 32 99 Chilikidara 99 (Chilikudera) 142 Tentulipal 33 100 Kandavarati 100 143 Jantia 34 101 Gounighasa 101 144 Pancharna 35 (Gourighasa) reserve sahi 102 Hayarapur 102 145 Alutuma reserve 36 103 Kusuma jodi 193 !'ahi 104 Sagadapatta 104 146 Pangamal 37 105 Gaduana 105 147 Pangarugudi 38 106 Barig.wn 106 148 Baghira!>ahi 39 107 Palabani reserve 107 149 Mahabirapasi 40 .sahi Talabedasahi 108 Bilamudinuchasahi 108 150 Bautia 41 109 Kantala reserve 109 151 Suakati 042 sahi Tigiriasahi 152 Badajumei 43 110 Budhipada 110 153 Dangadar 44 Santalsahi TELKOI TAHASIL Daitari P. S. 13 111 Budhipada 1 Pandapara 2 154 Champei 1 112 Budhipada (Ka) 2 P. S. 15~ Balanipasi 2 113 Palaspal 3 156 Dhanabeni -14 114 Masinajodi 4 157 Nityanandapur 15 115 I\anguri suni 5 158 Baxibarigaon 16 116 Sanasiadimal 6 1<;9 San-Nuagaon 17 160 Bhajamunda 18 117 Pa thuripentha 7 (Kothachasa 116 Mahulapanga 8 Jhabamunda) 1'9 Bareigola 9 161 Kaberipasi 19 120 Kanjiapal 10 162 Suakati 20 121 Gumura 11 163 Tota 21 122 GaLa 12 12~ Kusumajodi 11 164 Junga 22 124 Revena (Ka) 14 165 Kalimati (Thakur) 23 125 Totapal 15 166 San-Kamandra 24 126 Nandagipenth 16 167 Oandasenapasi 25 1:t7 Sandhiaposi 17 168 Naijoda 26 128 Tangiriapal 18 169 Dumurinali 27 (Tangiriapalgaduan) 170 Tankajoda 28 362 ANNEXURE Dist.-Kendujhar Code_3 Name of C. D. Block-Harichandanpur Name of Code 51. Name of Code Name of Code 51. Name of Code the No. No. the No. the No. No. the No. Tahasil/P.S. Village Tahasil/P.S. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Pandapara p.S. 2 171 Khadiadiha 29 192 Koya (Kuiyo) 70 (Khediaha) 193 Rankanipas i 71 172 Khuntabandha(Ka) 30 194 Alanapada 72 173 Dhanur jayapur 31 195 Hatinota 73 174 Dadhibamanapur 32 196 Tanlahata 74 175 Bad-Kap'andra 33 197 Brahmanapanga 75 176 Tentalapasi 34 198 Jhumukaposi 76 (Tentala) 199 Mishramal 77 177 Madhyapur 35 200 Gopinathapur 78 178 Ostapanga 36 201 Khajuribani ----,81 179 Baijapada 37 180 Salabeda 38 202 Nadambansadiha 82 203 Kaptadiha 83 1B1 Nalapanga 59 204 Barhagarh 84 182 Dhanguru 60 205 Budhakhaman 85 183 Khuntapada 61 (Bidhakharnada) 184 Masinabilla 62 206 Saria 86 185 Khudapasi 63 207 Hoonda 87 186 Kantapada 64 208 Pichulabeda 88 1B7 Patipanga 65 209 Patulikotha 89 188 Balimunduli 66 210 Samagiri 90 189 Janghira 67 211 Saharatangiri 91 190 Manlpur 68 212 Panasia 93 191 Chheliapanka 69 213 Kuajharan 95 363 ANNEXURE Dist._Kendujhar Code_3 Name of C. D. Block-Telkoi Name of Code 51. Name of Code Name of Code 5,. Name of the No. No. the No. the Code No. No. the Tahasi I/P.S. Village TahasiI/P.S. No. Village 1 2 3 3 5 1 2 3 4 5 TELKe I TAHASll 44 Betakholi 44 Telkoi P. 3. 1 1 Binjabahal 1 45 Simulipal 45 2 Saruali 2 46 Kuliapal 46 3 3 Tungurubahal 47 Talapada 47 KakudiaJPba 4 48 4 Badakhaman 48 5 5 Rugudidihi 42 Panga 49 6 Janastanpur 6 50 Godinarda 50 7 Dandargouni 7 51 Gurum 51 8 Saleikena 8 52 Sankoi 52 9 Siriabaha I 9 53 Odhana 53 10 5inkulabahal 10 54 Ranki 54 11 Jagamohanpur 11 55 Tenteinali 55 12 Golabandha 12 56 Bena 56 13 Chhamul"\da 13 57 Ahigola 57 58 14 lokanathapur 14 Kuladera 58 15 Kalapokhari 15 59 Khuntapada 59 (lalapokhari) 60 Durlavapur 60 16 Chandrasekharpur 16 61 Baleswar 61 17 Dimiria 17 62 Golagadia 62 18 Jata 18 63 Kantalei 63 19 Dhanur jayapur 19 Purunapani 20 64 20 Udayagiri 64 65 5ridharpur 65 21 Kaliapani 21 66 Kadapada 66 22 Pitanali 22 67 Jenadar 67 23 Oria 23 68 Santeibhanja 68 24 Birida 24 69 Ragada 69 25 5ankarpur 25 70 Sapananji 70 26 Bhaliadat 26 71 Sarei 71 27 Bangurupal 27 72 Karadangi 72 28 Kamalang 28 73 Godhihudi 73 29 Danduamunda 29 74 30 Ramachandrapur 3D Koilisuta 74 75 Bhimakand 75 31 Katarapali 31 76 Akula 76 32 Halpuri 32 77 Ban. biharipur 77 :'3 Telkoi 33 78 Khajuria 78 34 Kaliakudar 34 79 Bandanjhari 79 35 Bansapal 35 80 Padang 80 36 Dobalapal 3i 81 Budhaamba 81 37 Deuladiha 37 82 NipinlJa 82 38 Nuagarh 38 83 Sankalei 83 39 Kalikudar 39 40 Gundurijoda 40 84 Krushnapur 85 84 Banda 85 41 Badakumudu 41 86 Balijodi 42 5anakumundu 42 87 86 Karamangi 87 43 5ibanarayanpur- 43 88 oda Kantalsuan 88 lI 8~ Gopinathapur 89 364 ANNEXURE Dist._Kendujhar Code-3 Name of C. D. Block_TeJkoi Name of Code 51. Name of Code Name of Code 51. Name of Code the No. No. the No. the No· No. the No. TahasilIP.S. Village Tahasil!1' .5. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Telkoi P. S. 1 90 Malanda 90 119 Katini 119 91 Purastamapur 91 170 Kaliahata alias 120 92 Kundheiha ta 92 Kumuri . 121 121 93 Kalima 93 Bali 122 Galada 122 94 Dimirimunda 94 Kerang 123 95 Sirigida 95 123 Saroda 124 96 Bimala 96 124 laxminar a yanpur 125 97 Namakani 97 125 126 Badiamunda 126 98 Iharbeda 98 127 Rekuti 127 99 Kodabil 99 128 Mundasahi 128 100 Tangiri 100 101 Sinduria 101 129 Biripal 129 102 Padiapasi 102 130 Ajayapur 130 103 Patakhali 103 131 Gobagoda 131 104 Benamunda. 104 132 Nuagaon (Bad) 132 105 Kankadajodi 105 133 Katenipasi 133 134 106 Purujoda 106 134 Balabhadrapur 107 Brahamankansha 107 135 Merda 135 136 108 Karangapal 108 136 Raisuan 137 109 Ramachandrapur 109 137 Ranibeda 138 Balavadrapur 138 110 Godikansa 110 111 Sirispal 111 139 Kulanga 139 112 Similipal 112 140 Nuagaon 140 113 Badabil 113 141 Birabarpur 141 114 Tigiria 114 142 5amakuda 142 115 Templei 115 143 Alluni 143 116 Patakelipur 116 117 5arupat 117 Kanjipani 3 144 Tamanga 100 118 Khandabandha 118 P. S. 145 Sapanaji 101 365 ANNEXURE Dist._Kendujhar Code_3 Nome of C. D. Block _Banspal Name of Code 51. Name of Code Name of Code 51· Name of Code the No. No. the No. the No. No. the No. TahasiIIP.5. Village Ta'hasilIP.5. Village , 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 KANJIPANI TAHASIL 44 Kadadiha 44 45 Taramakanta 45 Kanjipani p. S. 3 1 Triba 1 46 Salarai 46 2 Murusuan 2 Dalklnuagaon 47 3 Rakama 3 47 5agapada 48 4 Nuakala 4 48 (Luhakala) 49 Gopapur 49 5 Uperkadakala 5 50 Jaladiha 50 6 Kacakala 6 5"\ Tilapasi 51 (Ta lakadakala; 52 Jatra 52 7 Narasinghpur 7 53 Banspal 53 (Kendudihinarsingpur) 8 8 Mayurdihi 54 Adala 54 9 5udanga 9 S5 Sukudola 5S 10 Barada 10 56 Kumundi (Ka) 56- Dania 57 11 Sagapadi 11 57 58 12 Deri 12 58 5aharpur 59 13- Barakala 59 Taladihi 13 (Tuladihi) 14 Ambadal i 14 60 Padakasada 60 15 Nayakot 15 61 Rugudika5ada· 61 1& Kandesahi 16 &2 5ankarei 62 17 Bhejldihi 17 63 Baraguda 63 18 Bhagatpur 18 19 Barbi! 19 64 1 alabirlkala 64 20 Chandapasi 20 65 Uperhirikala 65 66 Mundatopa 66- 21 Panasuan 21 67 Champajhar 67 22 Sundra 22 6s Lungajhara 68 n Kendughati 23 (Nungajhara) 24 Dhdladihi 24 69 Anasuan 69 25 fuljhar 25 70 Karangadihi 70 26 Uchamadihi 26 71 Baitarani (Kha) 71 27 ladapani 27 72 Sinkulapada 72 28 Podadihi 28 73 Conasika 73 29 Sankari 29 30 Dudhapasi 30 74 Guptaganga 74 7S Jantari 7S 31 Sankarposi 31 76 Kadalibadi 76 32 Anara 32 77 Baitarani 77 33 Jaladihi 33 78 Raidiha 78 34 Badakula 34 79 Budhighar 79 35 Bhuyanka landa 35 80 Kanjipani 80 36 Raba 36 81 Kanthadas 81 37 Kusakala 37 82 Lata 82 38 Coudakalanda 38 83 Tentadihi 83 39 Mayurnachuni 39 43 Jambhiripasi 40 84 Kunar B4 4' Gajapur 41 85 Temera 85 42 Sinagpur 42 .B6 Erida 86 43 Singapur 43 87 Gundala B7 366 ANNEXURE Dist._Kendujhar Code_3 Name of C. D. ISlock_Banspal Name of Code 51· Name of Code Name of Code 51· Name of Code the No. No. the No. the No. No. the No. Tahasil/P .5. Village TahasilfP.5. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Kanjipani P. S. 3 88 Emili 88 9 126 Kasada 207 89 Tana 89 127 Dangapani 208 90 Benidihi 90 128 Anjar 209 91 Tangarpada 91 129 Sirisikhunta 210 92 Nipa 92 130 Sarukudar 211 93 fulbadi 93 131 Ichinda 212 94 Talapada 94 132 Gopinathpur 213 95 Panasanasa 95 133 Medinipur 214 96 Bali 96 134 Bhaliadiha 215 97 Haladipani 97 (BaJidiha) 98 Tentulikhunti 98 135 Talakaipur 216 99 Bandhadiha 99 ~_...... 217 100 Jamudiha 102 136 Upperkaipur 137 Kantakoli 220 138 jamudiha 221 KENDUJHAR 139 Patribadi 222 TAHASIL 140 KQdifJasa 267 Kendujhar 9 101 Nimirdapasi 77 141 Ghungi 268 Sadar P. S 102 Amuni 86 142 Upersumatha 269 _ 103 Talakampadihi 131 (Samatha) 143 104 Patapani 133 Kansa 270 105 Nitigotha 134 144 Danguaposi 271 145 Bhejidihi 272 106 Dodadiha 135 107 Talaraigoda 136 146 Thakurdihi 273 108 Urumunda 137 147 Tentuli 274 109 Balinda 138 146 5uakati 275 110 Binida 139 149 Khuntakata 276 150 Gandijoda 277 111 Valiadihi 140 151 Pandadar 278 112 Ambadaraha 191 (Ambadiha) 1)2 BayakUlnutia 279 153 113 Uperkainsari 192 Mundula. 280 114 Talakainsari 19~ 154 Toranipani 281 115 Talajagar 194 155 Talasumatha 282 116 Jagar (Uper) 195 156 Tangarpada 283 117 Patrimali 196 (Tangarpala) 118 Kumundi (Kha) 197 157 (Kumundi) Uperchampel 28-4 (Champei) 119 Kamagaon 198 (Kanangddhara) 158 5anraduan 285 159 120 Upperraigoda 199 Bada-Raduana 286 (Raigoda) 160 Talachampei 287 161 Duarsuni 28B 121 lunaghar 200 1&2 Kundhei 289 (Nunaghar) 163 Jamudlha 290 122 Sapakanta 201 123 Mamalapa~i 202 TELKOI TAHASIL 124 Rugudi 204' Pandapada 2 164 Dumuria 79 Khajurimundi 125 206 P. S. 165 Hatisila 80 367 ANNEXURE Dist._Kendujhar Code-3 Name of C. D. Block-Patana Name of Code 51. Name of Code Name ot Code 51 Nan.e of Code the No. No. the No. the No. No. the No. Tahasil/P.5. Village Tahasil/P·5. Village 1 2 6 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 KENDUJHA~ 43 Dhanurjayapur 65 rAHASIL 44 Rengalabeda 66 45 Angil ------~--- 368 ANNEXTURE Dist_Kendujhar Code-3 Name of the C, D. Block_Patana ~------_--- Namf! of Code 51. Name-of Code Name of Code 51. Name of Code the No. No. the No. the No. No. the No. Tahasi1/P.S. Village TahasiI/P.S. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Badapadiapasi 230 Patana P .S. 10 8& Kenduapada 192 124 87 Bhimapada 193 125 Rathapada 231 88 Muasapada 194 126 Musanali 232 (Musapada) 127 Malipasi 233 89 Mahisamundi 195 128 Valughar 234 90 Khuntapada 196 129 Giliriduma 235 91 Ktlsipur 197 130 Dihanali 236 92 Badagahmaria 198 131 MJ.ngalapur 237 199 93 Kendeipasi 132 Kuapasi ]38 (Kandeipasi) 133 lekhana 239 94 Bhogapasi 200 (Bhagipasi) 134 Sadhupada 240 Janheipasi 201 95 135 Tainsira 241 136 Kapundi 242 96 Chankundapal 202 137 Karanjiapada 243 97 Purunia 203 138 Chutiapasi 244 98 Balanipasi 204 139 Valiadal 245- 99 Kantiapada 205 140 Erendei 246 100 Talapada 206 141 Asanabahali 247 101 Pa tadhanur jaya- 207 pur 142 Katabeda 248 (Katarabeda) 102 Jamunalia 208 143 Talapada 249 103 Jadichaiar 209 144 Nuabandha 250 104 Saradhapur 210 145 Mirigakhoji 252 105 Shyamsundarpur 211 106 Sana~ahmaria 212 Ghatgaon P.S. 11 146 Chinamalipasi 42 107 Brahmanideo 213 147 Rudhiapada 43 108 Jhaliapada 214 148 Khumadabahali 44 109 Balibandha 215 (Kundubahali) 110 Galaphula 216 149 Palanghati 45 111 Madhapur 217 (Palanighati) 150 112 Sanarapasi 218 Godhirampara 46 151 113 Suambirajaya- 219 Jamuleibeda 47 govindpur 152 Baidabaza 48 114 Guludipasi 220 153 Kothaghllr 49 115 Kantapasi 221 154 Badanuagaon 50 155 Dumuria 51 116 Dwitiyasiva- 222 narayanpur 117 Sarashakola 223 156 Tando 52 118 Dumuridiha 224 157 Ghatabalijodi 53 (Dimiridiha) 158 Banamahuldiha 54 119 Badajamupasi 225 159 Pichhilabda 55 120 Khamua 226 160 Rohiniduma 56 121 Badadhanurjaya- 227 lRahanidumu) pur 161 Baiganapal 57 122 Musakhori 228 162 Kalighai 58 123 Girdhina 229 163 Sadangabahali 69 369 ANNEXURE Dist.- Kendujhar Code_3 Name of C. D. Block-Saharapada -- --- Name of Code 51. Name of Code Name of Code 51. Name of Code the No. No. the No. the No. No. the No. Tahasil/P .S. Village Tahasil/P.5. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 KENDUJHAR 42 Chatarapani le6 TAHALIL 43 Telipada 107 44 Jagana thpur 108 Patana 10 1 Mayurapankha 13 45 Gandibeda 109 2 Balipdsi 14 46 Danuatangara padal10 3 Jamuda 15 47 Dhanurjayapur 111 4 Ganiaborei 16 (Sana) 5 A[junaposJ 17 48 Tilabeda 112 (Ar junapur) (Tilanbera) 6 Blnida 18 49 Matillguni 113 7 Mangalapur 19 alias Gopalpur 8 Beguniapasi 20 50 Balavadrapur 114 9 Vagabandh 21 51 Haladibata 115 10 lunga 22 52 Aharapada 116 11 Baikala 23 53 Saharapada 117 12 Billa 24 54 Gurandi jodi 118 13 Ramachandrapur 25 55 Khandeipada 119 14 Muktapur 26 56 Valiadihi 120 15 Raghunathapur 27 (Bholiadihi) 16 Khajuripata 28 57 Pingupatana 121 (Khajirapat) 58 F'adhapur 122 17 Harichandanpur 29 Chadheivola 123 (Harichandrapur) 59 60 Godhinali 124 18 Khuntapingu 30 Badabalipasi 125 19 Padiapasi 31 61 20 Duaghat 32 62 Bholapada 126 21 Malarpada 33 63 5ankhua 127 22 Banamalipur 34 64 Budhabana 128 23 Raipur 87 65 5abaraniheda 129 (5abaranibara) 24 Mahudipa 88 66 Padhanpada 130 25 Jumei 89 Bhagabilla 131 26 Surendrapur 90 67 Digapasi 132 27 Deuliapasi 91 68 Sankhasar 133 28 Udayapur 92 69 70 Gainsiri 134 29 Banapada 93 71 Naya jaga nnathpur135 30 Govindapur 94 31 Silipada 95 72 Chuapani 136 137 32 laxmipasi 96 73 Kuchelbeda 138 33 Balanip~si 97 74 Gorasa 139 34 Pipilia 98 75 Palasapada 140 35 Khuntapada 99 76 Sanabalipasi 36 Gunduripasi 100 77 Machhagarh 141 37 Nischintapur 101 78 Sunaripa;i 141 3~ GOjitangar 102 79 Kalia<-un a 143 (Gojitlngiri) 80 Baumanali 144 39 balitota 103 81 PaitallldZd 145 40 Tandu 104 82 Duohdnah 146 41 Dubeipentha _--- 105 83 Kanthidlha '47 ------370 ANNEXURE Dist.-Kendujhar Code_3 Name of C. D. Block-Saharapada Name of Code 51. Name of Code Name of Code 51. Name of Code the No. No. the No. the No. No· the No. TahasilIP.S. Village TahasillP. 5. Village 1 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 84 Nuagaonbudhu- 148 106 Dasapada 170 sahi 107 Fulapahadi 251 85 Haridagotha 149 108 Barachhela 253 86 Cayalkund 150 109 Kundala 254 (Cayalamunda) 110 Jaipur 255 87 Asanabani 151 (Asanabeni) 111 Khadikapada 256 88 Hinjalagadia '52 112 Khadibeda 257 89 Keshadiha 153 113 Badapasi 258 (Keshadlha alias 114 Gajapathar 259 Katukada) (Cojapathat) 90 Katupada 154 115 Kudabeda 2nd (Kotapada) Jaganna lhpur 260 91 Raidiha 155 92 Purunapani 156 '16 Kendujodi 261 93 Chuntibeda 157 '17 Dalapaka 262 94 Sialijoda 158 118 Sunapasi 263 (5iatijodi) (5anapasi) 95 Jarakanibeda 159 112 Damahuda 264 % Medinipur 160 120 Belasarei 265 97 Baratunia 161 121 Kamaramara 266 98 Talasarua 162 1Z2 Ostajodi 267 99 Barabeda 163 123 Colakunda 268 100 Hariharpur 164 124 LJchatangar 269 101 Khilarirtuagaon 165 125 Kumadabahali 270 102 Uandaribilla 166 126 Copina thpur 271 103 Tendra 167 Curubotangar (Copinathpur 104 Badabil 168 Cunjatangar) 105 Jamunalia 169 127 Banabir 272 371 ANNEXURE Dist.-Kendujhar Code_3 Name of C. D. Brock-P~llandapur Name of Code 51. Name of Code Name of Code 51. Name of Code the No. No. the No. the No. No. the No. Tahasil/P.S. Village Tahasil[P.S. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 ANANDAPUR TAHASIL 43 Mandapada 43 44 Budhikuda 44 Anandapur P·S· 15 1 Vikaramada 1 45 Tavakud 45 2 Dumuridiha 2 46 Kamando (Kumuda)46 3 Manoharpur 3 47 Darakhola 47 4 Sanapurunapani 4 48 Tikanpada 48 5 Palabani 5 49 Nuapada 49 6 Baigundi 6 50 Kanto 50 7 l1adakusapada 7 51 Kolimati 51 n Tulasibani 8 52 Janeipal 52 9 Sanakusapada 9 10 Panasadiha 10 53 Ratuan 53 54 Baunsapal 54 11 Asanabani 11 55 Amaranga 55 12 Andharajhari 12 56 Kundakot 56 13 Kothadiha 13 57 Nahaguna 57 14 Ulibasa 14 58 Bandha 58 15 Janjali.. 15 59 Ariunabania 59 16 Kumudabahali 16 60 Jalinanda 60 17 Haradvol 17 61 Badaektali 61 18 Panasagadia 16 62 Dhakotha 62 19 Gentilbeda 19 (Gentubeda> 63 Marsapal 63 20 20 Jayantibeda 64 Bhalukuma 64 65 Goud~diha 65 21 Panasi jharana 21 66 Vogapur 66 22 Daragudisila 22 67 Kodapada 67 (Daragadisila) 08 Golabandha 68 23 Sir,lganali 23 69 Beladiha (Belada) 69 24 Baniajodl 24 70 Sadangi 78 25 Sikabeda 25 71 Bd'l1phidi 79 26 Uleikundi 26 (Bankhidi) 27 Mankadbeda 27 72 Sunduria 80 26 Kolidiha 26 29 Badapurunapa ni 29 73 Baunsagarh 81 32 Maranadihi 30 74 Baruan 82 75 Biridiha 83 31 Dhabani 31 76 Kantipal 64 32 Deojharan 32 i7 Kathakata 85 :n Gayalmunda 33 78 Jogiabandha 86 34 Potajhari 34 79 Tangar 87 36 Badudighara 35 80 Pachanga 88 37 Badajodi 36 tt1 Pandua 89 37 Kadobahali 37 82 Chamarda 90 (Kaduabahali) 38 Santospur 38 83 BaJaduan 91 39 Gendaliabasa 39 84 Janghar 92 40 Kantala 40 85 Beida 93 41 Bhalughara 41 86 Khadipal 94 42 Haribeda 42 87 Salabani 95 ------372 A NNEXURE Dist._Kendujhar Code-3 Name of C, D. Block_Anandapur Name of Code 51. Name of Code Name of Code 51. Name of Code the No. No. the No. the No. No. the No. Tahasil{P.S. Village Tahasl J{P.S. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Anandapur 15 811 Mochinda 96 104 Tukunasasan 120 (Tukuna) P.S. 89 Dudugaon 97 105 Sudusudia 121 90 Taratara 98 106 Bailo 122 91 Khamarnendi 99 107 Barigaon 123 92 Chhat~akana 100 108 Vatasira 124 93 Purunaghati 101 109 Khadibil 126 94 Bahabardanda 102 110 Purunia 131 95 Mathianendi 103 111 Tolankapada 132 96 Dumuribandha 104 (Dimiribandha) 112 Mangalpur 133 113 Haridapal 134 97 Malarpada 105 114 Paikchatra 135 98 Dankia 106 115 Panchupali 136 99 Ragudi 107 100 Balakati 115 101 Guhalia 117 Sainkul P .5. 14 116 5iapada 71 102 Hatibandha 118 117 JaJasuan 73 103 8anika 119 118 Nayagarh 76 37.J"' ANNEXURE Dist._Kendujhar Code_3 Name of C. O. Block-Ghasipura Name of Code 51. Name of Code Name of Code Sf· Name of Code the No, No. the No. the No. No. the No. Tahasil/P.S. Village TahasHIP.S, Village 1 2 3 3 5 1 2 3 4 5 ANADAPUR 44 Khadikud 44 TAHASIL 45 Baramal 45 46 Haladiakundi 46 Sainkul P.S. 14 1 Asanbahali 1 47 Oaradipal 47 2 Jhikipita 2 41\ Dhaliapasi 48 3 Gopalpur 3 49 Amarkola 49 4 Chamarpasi 4 50 Jalasuan 50 5 Samukanendi 5 51 Rekutia 51 6 Bhandaridiha 6 52 Kochianendi 52 7 Toraniapal 7 S3 Raghabpur S3 8 Basantapura 8 9 Nuabaripal 9 54 Nuapada 54 10 Baripal 10 55 Deogaon 55 56 Dipapal 56 11 Santra 11 57 Dhinkia 57 12 Raipur 12 58 Hatisila 58 13 Naran'gapur 13 59 Atasahipatna 59 14 Narasinghapur 14 60 Atasahi 60 15 Padanpur 15 61 Kanpur 1',1 16 Nipanian 16 62 Bhaganai 02 17 Mirigimundi 17 63 Gadipatna 63 18 Mahulapasi 18 19 Khaliamenta 19 64 Madanpur 64 20 Panchugochhia 20 65 Pahadpur 65 66 Patilo 6& 21 Ostapura 21 67 Khadikasula 67 (Bahali) 22 Bholanuagaon 22 Bamphid'l 2) Jhadakhundi 23 68 68 69 Rudranarayanpur- 69 24 Chamuhin 24 sasan 25 Balarampur 25 70 Hasanpur 70 26 Dhaundidiha 26 71 Naukana 7'J 27 Tarimul 27 72 Machhdlo 74 28 Kantarohi 28 73 Pandua 75 29 Tulasipur 29 30 Kesadurapal 30 74 Karadapa I 77 (Kayalpal) 31 Balipal 31 75 Bato 78 32 Kathapal 32 76 Tampo ~ 31 Analapal 33 77 Anjira 80 34 Khailo 34 78 Madhukesari 81 35 Kendua 3S 79 Fatepur 82 36 Kanasa 36 80 Mirjapur 83 37 Radhikadeipur 37 81 Paramanandapur 84 38 Knalapal 38 82 P __ nchara 85 39 Champapal 39 83 Kothasahi 86 40 Tavakud 40 84 Sainkul 87 41 5raria 41 85 Agarda 88 42 Karanjiapal 42 86 Khalana 89 43 Kurumpal 43 87 Gainthagodi 90 374 ANNEXURE Dist._Kendujhar Code-3 Name of C. D. Block-Ghasipura Name of Code 51. Name of Code Name of Code 51. Name of.. Code the No. No. the No. the No. No. the No. Tahasil/P.S. Village TahasilfP·S. Village 1 2 (; 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 --~------91 Sainkul P. S. 14 88 Nuago.on 133 Cobargali 136 89 Jenapada 92 134 Malikatina 137 90 Krushnapur 93 135 Dihakatina 138 91 Mangalagadia 94 136 Ata 139 92 Dantia 95 137 Ullola 140 93 Kainsiari 96 138 8elada 141 94 Kantabania 97 139 Bramhanpada 142 (Bramhanda) 9S Valuka '98 140 Chandali 96 Suanalo 99 143 141 Mahuri 97 Bhandaripada 100 144 142 Taruan 145 Carhbandhagoda 101 ':l8 143 Ujhuni 102 146 99 Jarak 144 sainpal 103 147 100 Bahugadia 145 Aligaon 148 104 101 Gudiadihi 146 Kendukhunta 149 105 102 Narda 147 Padanpur 150 106 1(J3 Karadamali 148 Napaga 151 107 104 Tigiria 149 Balibaruan 152 108 105 Bilabandha 150 Kaithapatna 153 109 106 Nandabar 151 Saladei 154 110 107 Ko!ipal 152 Odapada 155 153 Salukdahi 156 108 Nuhamalia 111 Baranga 112 109 Anandapur P.S. 15 154 Gohirabani 70 Baunspal 113 110 155 Biragobindpur 71 ill purunabandha- 114 goda 156 Jugalkishorepur 72 157 Gohira 73 112 Alati 115 158 Indupura '\13 Raitola 116 74 159 Kumunia 114 Belasundari 117 75 160 Palaspur 115 Angarua 118 76 161 116 Ganpur 119 Talagaon 77 162 Kaenpura 125 117 Katenikantala 120 ,63 Naduan 127 Karadapal 121 118 164 Sa rein 128 Beguniadihi 122 119 165 satatira 129 Gunaldihi 123 ,,20 166 Belabahali 130 124 121 larada 167 Tarava 173 Nahangi 125 122 168 Ambo 176 Janardanpurpatna 126 123 169 Antira 177 Padanpur 127 124 170 sarala 178 Haripur 128 125 171 Dhanaghar 195 5uanpada 129 126 172 Kolipada 198 127 Ramachandrapur 130 (Kolipadi) 173 Beguniapadi 200 128 Badapadana 131 129 5anapadana 112 174 S i amabi ndha 202 1'30 Baniapasi 133 175 sankho 206 131 Lunahar (lunuhar) 134 176 laic.hhanpur 207 132 Patasura 135 177 - Karagola 208 ~- ----_ 375 ANNEXURE Dist._Kendujhar Code_3 Name of C. D. Block-Hatadihi ------Name of Code Si. Name of Code Name of Code SI. Name of Code the No. No the No. the No. No. the No' TahasilfP.S. Village TahasilfP .5. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 At."ANDAPUR 1S 44 Bareswar 172 TAHASIL 45 Panchugochhia 174 46 Bahabalapur 175 Anandapur 1 Asia lOB 47 Biridihi (Biridi) 179 P. S. 2 Gopalpur 109 48 Abulpur 180 3 Ghosarapada 110 49 Jalesarpur 181 4 Bhatakura 111 50 Badarampas 182 5 Kathiasara 112 S1 Chandiabiranchi- 183 6 Akarua 113 pur 7 Ambagadia 114 52 Jagannathapur 184 8 Singdova 116 53 Nandipada 185 9 Sibanarayanpur 137 10 Sancho 138 54 Orali 166 55 Karanjapadi 187 11 Dadhlbabanpur 139 56 Ichhapur 188 12 Chargadia 140 57 Mudulipada 189 13 Badatira 141 58 Baniari 190 14 Chhenapadi 142 59 KhetuJ Ii 191 15 Galigopalpur 143 60 Nuarampas 192 16 Sasanga 144 61 Inchol 193 17 Govindpur 145 62 Paramanandapur 194 18 Matha 146 63 Isala 196 19 Kapundi 147 20 P"ndJdo 148 64 Khasipur 197 65 Tukuna 199 21 Gopa 149 66 Sadanga 201 22 Sankhana 150 67 Temala 203 23 Mareigaon 151 ·68 Dharampur 204 24 Betira 152 69 Similia 205 25 Elakana '153 70 Telisinga 209 (Belakana) 71 Girigaon 210 26 Bardhanpur 154 72 Baharipur 211 27 Jalakalanga 155 73 Chapundia 212 28 Hatadihi 156 29 Nisankapur 157 74 Kadambadihi 213 30 Ana 158 (Kadamdihi) 75 Baranga 214 31 Dankuri 159 76 D"dugaon 215 32 Sulana 160 77 Bhagyarathipur- 216 33 Adaghuria 161 sasan (Bhagirathipur) 34 Nalapur (Nilapur) 162 78 Marua 2f7 35 Sa Idbhadrapur 163 79 Matabaz 218 36 Kanthiadihi 164 80 Saramanga 219 37 Jasobantapur 165 81 Apasara 220 38 Hirapur 166 82 Bhutapada 221 39 Mugupur 167 83 Bramhanikila 222 40 Sarbeswarpur 168 84 Vakidi 223 41 Sahanadpur 169 85 Kanakampa 224 42 Tikara 170 86 Raghunathpur 225 43 Baradi 171 87 Tampla 226 376 ANNEXURE Dist._Kendujhar Code_3 Name of C. D. Bfock_Hatadihi Name of Code 51· Name of Code Name of Code 51· Name of Code the No No. the No. the No. No. the No. TahasilfP .5. Village TahasilfP.S. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 ------Anandapur 15 88 K?ithagadia 227 131 Aitpur 270 P. S. 89 I ANNEXURE Dist._Kendujhar Name of C. D. Bfock-Hatadihi Name of Code 5i. Name of Code Name of Code 51. Name of Code the No. No. the No. the No. No. the No. Tahasil/P.S. Village Tahasil/P.S. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 S080 P. S. 16 176 Sanaambagadia 44 191 Jantalapadi 59 177 Baranga 45 192 Analagadia 60 178 Jambhira 46 193 Berunapadi 61 179 Tentulinanda 47 194 Marichapada 62 180 Khaparakhai 48 195 Kanhupur (Kanpur) 63 181 Bantala 49 196 Balia 64 182 Sadha 50 197 Mauda 65 183 Kaniarl S1 198 Dalki R· F 66 184 Motaragadia 52 199 Coup. No.1 67 185 Dharampur 53 200 Raighati R. F 68 156 Baragadia 54 201 Siadlmalia R.F 69 187 Naha S5 202 Saramundi ' 70 56 188 Padarukha 203 Kanlei alias 71 189 Mithigaon 57 Balipal (Bali pal) 190 Raghunathpur 58 204 Sajanapal 72 378 ANNEXURE Dlst._Kendujhar Code_3 Name of C. D. Block_Champua Name of Code 51· Name of Code Name of Corle 51· Name of Code the No, No. the No. the No. No. the No. Tahasil/p .5, Village Tahas il/P.S. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 SA RBIL T AHASIL 36 Basudevpur 43 ,Joda P,S. 4 l' Na yakrushnapur 10 37 Giridharipur 44 2 Purunakrushnapur 11 38 Kasira 45 3 Purusottalilpur 12 39 Basira 46 4 Kutaripasi 13 40 Rajia 47 41 Dulita 48 42 Pata la 49 Champua P.S. t, 5 Mir igisinga 28 43 Kanchanpur 50 (Portion) 44 Jaintinapur 51 45 5asanga 52 46 Tuntuna 53 CHAMPUA TAHASfL 47 5arei 54 Champua P. S. 7 6 Mukundapur 1 48 Bansiposhi 5S (Portion) 7 Chimila 2 49 Urti 56 8 Gopapur J. 50 Tolakananda 57 9 Sathalia 4 51 Sananai (I\ha) 58 10 Jamudalak S 52 5ananai(Ka) 59 1-1 Ka-nkadapa t 6- 53 Gamharia 60 12 Adhangapal 7- 54 Panposh 61 13 Mangalpur S 55 Krushnapur 62 1'4 )adipada 9l 15 Mathurapur 10 56 Kalikaprasad 63 57 Prataposi 64 (Pratapposi) 16 Sankarpur 11 58 Hunjaposi 65 17 Panchapokhorria 12 59 TaduJbahal 66 18 Sirapwf 13 60 Jamujodl 67 19 Ja.gannatl1pur 14 61 Angulia 68 20 Godhul~ 15 62 Ramachandrapur 83 21 Champua 16 63 Nayabandha 85 22 BLradhanur j.ayapur 17 (B~radhanurioya- 64 Rimuli 86 narayanpur) 65 Parsa la 87 23 Ramara 18 24 Chandrashekharpur19 66 Tentala 88 alias Nuagaon (Chandrasekharpur- 67 Ranipur 89 chuagaon) 68 Ichinda 90 25 Maheswarpur 201 69 Badanai 91 70 Palasa 92 71 Karanjia 93 26 Kainta 21 72 Raigudi 94 27 Shridharpur 2Z 73 Katufikana 95 28 Indraprastha 23 74 MacmilJanpur 96 29 Sunaposi 24 75 Banakia (Banika) 97 3(): Bank 25 31 Jayamangal'pUJ 26- 76 Tiansiposi 98 32 Kodagadia 27 77 Bankia 99 33 Naradapur 40 78 Rangamatia 100 34 Sarasposi' 41 79 Raruangoda 101 35 Jodapokhari 42 80 Chilikaposi 102 379 ANNEXURE Dist._Kendujhar Code_3 Name of C. D. BJock_Champua ~------Name of Code 51· Name of Code Nam'! of Corle 51· Name of Code the No. No. tne No. t~e No. No. the No. Tilhasil!P.5. Village TahasillP.S. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 ---_. __ . - -- '"-----_------Cham!lua P. S. 7 81 Pokharia 103 117 N30dapur 37 (Portian) 82 Hrurl~ rampur 104 118 Badaparla 38 83 Durkulia 105 119 Jyotipur 39 84 Ba labhadrapur 106 120 Banak 105 Kansara (Kha) 25 141 Ankudi 101 106 Kansara (Ka) 26 142 Tangarpada 102 107 Elasudevpur L7 143 Neundi 1()3 108 Sun1riposhi 28 144 Khuntapada 104 109 KundaF3SU 29 145 Sadinga 105 110 Keundian 30 146 Naknabi 106 111 Rupaiwnda 31 147 Gobindapur 107 112 Rengalgoda 32 148 Phulakanlei 108 113 Uchabali 33 149 Budhimara 109 114 Panadabhanga 34 150 Bautiapada 110 115 Padmapur 35 151 Kankada 111 116 Malipashi 36 152 Nuagan 1H 380 ANNEXURE Dist._Kendujhar Co:le_3 Name of C. D. Block_Jhumpura Name of Code 51. Na...,e of Code Name of Code 51. Name of Code the No. No. the No· the No. No. the No. TahasiI/P.S. Village Tahasil/P .5. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 8ARBIL TAHASIL 45 Nischintpur 130 Jnda P. S· 4 1 Kanakana 45 46 Sanhundula 131 2 Deojhar (Deojhari) 46 47 Kanjipani 132 3 Naupani (Nuapani) 47 48 Ramachandrapur 133 4 Hatidari 48 49 Kankada jodi 134 5 Chipinda 49 50 Baghianasa 135 (I Jaipur 50 51 Padmakesharpur 13f 7 Cha'l)padiM 51 52 Fakirpur 137 8 Katupali 69 53 Nahabeda 138 9 Saradapanka 70 10 Nayagarh 71 CHAMPUA TAHASIL 11 }alapapasi 72 Champua p·S. 7 54 Cumura 82 12 Purunapani 73 (Portion) 55 5arupata!a 84 13 Joda 74 56 Cundunia 113 14 Kotagaon 75 57 Jagannathpur 114 15 Bramanijhari 76 58 Hatianasa 116 16 Sanakalimat; 77 59 Chaitanpu r 117 17 Dl'tatrka 78 60 Chauthia 118 18 Bramanidihr 79 61 Hasti.'apur 119 19 Marada 80 62 Madhaour 120 20 Dni\oor j:ayapm 81' (Madhupur) 63 Manada 121 64 Murusuan 124 21 Naibuga 82 2~ Khaijoda 84 2'3 easantaipuT 85 liS Dudhakund 125 24 P'attlaktrdaF 8& 66 Rajabasa 126 25 Nungadla 87 67 Ku!hadihi 127 26 Kasia a8 68 Tolakabahal 1~8 27 Balabhadraptrr 89' 69 Siriabahdl 129 (Dehuriposi) 28 Jamiridihi 90' 70 Jansonpur 29 Kaliapafa: 91' 139 71 Chuntaposi 140 30 Caduatopa 92' 72 Patbila 141 ~1 Biringadihi 93 73 Kaslpal 142 74 Chingudiposi 143 Champua p.S. 6 32 Jagal'lnathpur 39' (Portion) 33 Jamudapal 69 75 Balibandha 144 34 Hfrapur 70' 76 Manibadha 145 3'5 Manoharput 71 77 Parbatipur 146 36 Dkiyadnanurjaypur 72 78 Solagoda 147 37 Balabnadrapur n 79 Mahadevpur 148 38 l'Iaridajodi- 75> 80 Barakhandia 149 39 Bmodbtharipul' 76 81 Asuki 150 48 Amalani~eda 77 Katalposi 151 41 Gopinathpu~ 7Bo 83 Balabhadrapur 152 42 "friloc:hanpur 79- 84 SuncJhimurusuan 153 43 Ghuntupasj, 80 85 Khendra 154 44 Sara,spas~ ~1! 86 Teliarsala 155 381 -\NNEXURE Dist._l(endujhar Code_3 Name of C. D. Block_.Jhumpura 'Name of Code 51. Name of Code Name of Code 51. Name vf Code the No. No. the No. the No. No. the No. TdhasIIIP.S. Village Tahasil/P.S. Village 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 ------~- Ch3.mpUl P. S. 7 87 Bishnupur 15<' 117 5itarampur 67 (Portion) 88 Jhumpura 157 118 Ramachandrapur 68 89 Bhaluka 158 119 Chakulla 69 90 Srirampur 159 120 Haripasi 7() 91 Arsala 160 121 Nagarpal 71 92 Durgapur 161 112 Nayadhanurja~'a~ 72 93 Andharikhaman 162 pUl 123 Gandabarei 73 B.nla P·S. 8 94 KI'untapada 1 124 tJ'khunda 74 95 Lakshmiposi 2 12, Gopiba navpur 75 96 Balipasi 3 '26 Kanchandumuria 76 97 Gobindapur 4 77 98 Sa dadumuria Ii 127 Radhikadeipur 99 Asuria 6 128 Jamunapasi 7'9 80 100 Kalinga 7 129 Manaharpur 81 101 Baruna 8 130 Barhapasi 131 102 Asanapat 9 131 lukudiha 6J 10~ Chitrapur 10 132 Singamajhuni 104 Gi-:ll ib IS 11 133 Kashi pur 84 105 .\.Lnc.:.nI3 12 134 Khudapashi 85 135 BadanetJli 86 106 Dhatika 13 136 podasimila 87 107 Katupasi 52 108 Biehl t ranandapur 54 137 Panupashi (38 109 Badapasi alias 59 138 5ananet.Jli 89 Dan 1 rdanpur 90 (Badap~si alias 139 Ratnapashi Danpur J 140 Pahadpur 91 110 Chhelianali 61 "141 Siltia 92 111 Bhubanapasi 61 142 5abakdhanurjaya- 93 112 Baria 62 pur 113 Baikunthapur 61 143 Sarasinga 94 114 Kendua 64 144 Pichhilabeda 95 115 Ratanpur 65 145 Kaunrlkala 96 116 Ranipur 66 146 Rasabantala 97 382 ANNEXURE Dis1._Kenduihar Code_3 Name of C. D. Block-·Joda Name of Code 51. Name of Code Name of Code 51· Name of Code ttJe No. No. the No. the No. No. lI· e No. TahasH/P5. Village TahasiljP.S. Vil!~ge 1 2 3 3 " 2 3 4 5 BARB:L TAHA51L 45 Nomira 56 4& Jagana til pll r 57 Joda P.S. 4 1 Deojhar t 47 Unchubaii 5B 2 Kitabeda 2 (Ucllabali) 3 Mahadevnasa 3 48 Kunapa"i 59 4 Kulum 4 49 Balada 60 5 I':oh\ahundula 5 50 Tadapani 61 6 Jamukundia 6 51 Siliicdl 62 7 Sanbarbil 7 52 Handibhanga &3 8 Panchananpur 8 S1 Ja mupani 64 9 Narayanpur 9 54 Badakalimati 65 10 Kudapi 14 55 Dabuna 66 11 Putugaon 15 56 PUfunadihi t7 12 Anseikala 16 57 Khajuridihi 65 13 Kahnupur 17 5& Pidapokhari 83 14 Jugudidar lB 15 Dampur 19 Barbil P·S. 5 S9 Nimatpur 2 16 Chika tkandra 20 60 Hayarpur (Hirapur) 3 17 Biteipada 21 &1 Ulibur 4 18 Badahundura 22 62 KarakhlOndra 5 19 SialijOciI: 23 63- Thakuranl 6 20 Cobardhanpur 24 6,J ralita 7 65 Raika 8 11 B'lagafpur 2" 116 Sa~'abali 9 22 lahanda 26 67 Serenda 10 23 Mutudi! 27 68 abusugaon 11 24 afrikala 28' 25 Gobindapur 2' 69 Matiapasr 12 26 Daduan 30 7Q Kasia (1\ ha) 13 27 BrlOtabeda 31 71 Kasia {KaJ 14 28 Joral[ 32 72 Kolhabarpada 15 29 falahari 33 73 Bolani 1& ]() Chhatabar 34' 74 Y,iriburu 17 75 Dhanur jayapur 18 31 Ti!pur (Tilbur) 35 aiias Harmota 32 Khandabandha 3& 76 Badajala ·19 33 Curuda 37 77 Kanarda 20 34 Palasa (Kfla) 38: 7B Gamalei 21 35 Patasa (Ka} 39 31) Jadibahara 4G 79 Nasarda 22 37 .laganga 41' 80 lotapani 23 38 Bandnuabed'a 42 81 Tanto 24 ]I} Curtttuan 4} ~2 Jhadgaon 25 .010 !(amaiapur 44 IB Phulbari 2:6 84 Bhadrasahi 27 41 Jamirita 52' 85 Kollaraida 28 42 Jamunapas i' 53, 86 Bhuyanraida 29 43 Belada 54 87 Kanduripani 30 44- Bhandaridm~ 55 88 Rugudihi 31 383 ANNEXURE Dist._Kendujhar Code_3 Name of C. D. Block-Joda Name vf Code 51. Name of Code Name of Code 5,. Name of Code the No. No. the No. the No. No. the No. Tahasil/P.5 Village TahasiI/P.S. Village 1 2 3 3 5 1 2 3 4 5 BalDil P.S. 5 89 Kolhapanduli 32 Champua P.S. 6 102 Ramachandr apur 2'<} 90 Kendudini 33 (Portion) alias Asanbahal 91 Pandulipasi 34 103 Basudevpur 30 104 Revenswapur (Ka) 92 Nua~a')n 35 31 93 Gandalpada 36 105 Murusuan 32 94 Guali 37 106 Chamakpur 33 95 Topadihi 38 107 Rugudi 34 96 Laidapada 39 108 Revenswapur (Kha) 35 97 Bhuyanruda kala 40 109 Hariharpur 36 98 Kollarudakala 41 110 Dhobakuchuda 37 97 Barapada 42 111 Sankarpur 38 100 Ka tesahi 43 112 Gugudari 74 101 Choramalada 44 5. III M. P. O. (l. P.)-59-Census-750-28-9-88