CENSUS OF INDIA 1991
Series -11 KARNATAKA
DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK DAKSHINA KANNADA DISTRICT
PART XII - A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY
SOBHA NAMBISAN Director of Census Operations. Karnataka
CONTENTS
Page No.
FOREWORD v-vi
PREFACE vii-viii
IMPORTANT STATISTICS xi-xiv
ANALYTICAL NOTE xv-xliv
Section,·I • Village Directory
Explanatory Notc 1-9
Alphabetical List of Villages - Bantval C.O.Block 13-15 Village Directory Statement - Bantvill C.O.Block 16-33 Alphabetical List of Villages - Beltangadi C.O.Block 37-39 Village Directory Statement - Bcltangadi C.D.Block 40-63 Alphabetical List of Villages - Karkal C.D.Block 67-69 Village Directory Statement - Karkal C.D.Block 70-91 Alphabetical List of Villages - Kundapura C.O.Block 95-97 Village Directory Statement - Kundapur C.O.Block 98-119 Alphabetical List of Villages • Mangalore C.O.Block 123-124 Village Directory Statement - Mangalorc C.D.Block 126-137 Alphabetical List of Villages - PuHur C.D.Block 141-142 Village Directory Statement - Pullur C.D.Block 144-155 Alphabetical List of Villages - Sulya C.O.Block 159-160 Village Directory Statement - Sulya C.D.Block 162-171 Alphabetical List of Villages - Udupi C.D.Block 175-177 Village Directory Statement - Udupi C.D.Block 178-203
Appendix I!"IV •
I Community Devclopment Blockwise Abstract for Educational, Medical and Other Amenities 206-209
II Land Utilisation Data in respect of Non-Municipal Census Towns 208-209
III List of Villages where no amenities except Drinking Water arc available 210
IV-A List of Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to Total Population by Ranges 211-216
IV-B List of Villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Tribes to Total Population by Ranges 217-222
(iii) Section-II - Town Din'ctory
Explanatory Note 225-21:;
Statement .. Status and Growth History 23X-2-t 1
Statement II .. Phy~ical A"p\.!cts and Location of Town~, 19~9 2· .. t~-2-t'
Statement III .. Municipal Finance, 1989 2-U 1-2-t1)
Statement IV .. Civic and Other Amenities, 1989 250-253
Statement IV-A .. Civic and Othcr Amenities in Notified Slum~, I'J~N 2S-J-255
Statement V .. Medical, Educational, Recreational and ('uhllral Facililic\. ]I),sl) 256-251)
Statement VI .. Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking 260-2(,3
Appendix to Town Directory - Popula(ion of Towns and their a~"ociall:d Outgrowth" 2()..t
List of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes 265-26(,
Publication Plan 2()7-2()9
ILLUSTRATIONS
Map of Karnataka showing the Administration Diyjsiol1~ ix Map of Dakshina Kannada District x
Map of Bantval Taluk 12 Map of Beltangadi T-aluk
Map of Karkal Taluk (,l)
Map of Kundapura Taluk 94
Map of Mangalore Taluk l_22
Map of Punur TaJuk I..tO
Map of Sulya Taluk 158
Map of Udupi Taluk 174
~iY) FOREWORD
Publication of the District Census Handbooks (DCHs) was initiated after the 1951 Census and is continuing since then with some innovations/ ~odifications after each decennial Census. This is the most valuable district level publication brought out by the Census Organisation on behalf of each State Govt./Union Tcrritory administration. It inter-alia provides data/information on some of the basic demographic and socio-economic characteristics and on the availability of certain important civic amenities/facilities in each village and town of the respective districts. This publication has thus proved to be of immense utility to the planners, administrators, academicians and researchers.
The scope of the DCH was initially confined to certain important census tables on population, economic and socio-cultural aspects as also the Primary Census Abstract (PCA) of each village and town (ward-wise) of the district. The DCHs published after the 1961 Census contaim;d a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and Village and Town Directories including PCA. After the 1971 Census, two parts of the District Census Handbooks (Part-A comprising Village and Town Directories and Part-B comprising Village and Town PCA) were released in <.III the Slates and Union Territories. The third part, Part C of the District Census Handbooks compri!ling administrative statistics and district census tables, which was also to be brought out, could not be published in many Statcs/UTs due to considerable delay in compilation of relevant material. In 1981, some new features alongwith the restructuring of the formats of Village and Town Directory were introduced in the DCHs. These w(;re published in two parts for each district after the 1981 Census. While Part-A comprised Village and Town Directories, the PCA of villages and towns (ward-wise) including Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe PCA upto tehsiVtown level were provided in Part-B. To illustrate, all the amenities except electricity, were brought together in the Village Directory and if an amenity was not available in the referent village, the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place having such amenity was given. Information on some new items such as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres and community health workers in the village were provided so as to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Similarly, information on approach to the village was also provided for the first time in 'the Village Directory so as to give an idea about the number of inaccessible villages in each district. In case of Town Directories also, keeping in view the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme, a Stalement IV-A on slums was provided so as to enable the planners to chalk out the programmes for providing better civic and other amenities in the slums. In this Statement details on civic and other amenities werc reported for the slums of Class I and Class II towns. Apart from this, onc column on the Scheduled Casles and Scheduled Tribes population and another on adult literacy classes/centres were added in Statements IV and V respectively.
The manner of presentation of the DCHs for the 1991 Census is by and large the same as followed m 1981. However, the format of PCA has been restructured slightly in the 1991 Census for the benefit of data users. Nine-fold industrial classification of main workers has bcen given as against four-fold industrial classification presented in the 1981 Census. In addition to (his, the sex-wise popUlation in the 0-6 age-group has also been included in PCA for the first time with a view to enabling data users to compute more realistic literacy rates as all children below 7 years of age have been treated as illiterate at the' time of the 1991 Census. It is expected that the above mentioned modilications will help the planners in chalking out more effective developmental programmes.
(v) One of the most important innovations ic the 1991 Census is the Community Development B.lock-levcl presentation of data in the Village Directory and PCA instead of the traditional Tahsilrralu'klPS level presentation. It is expected that the presentation of Village Directory and PCA data at C.D.Block level will help the planners in formulation of micro-level developmental plans, as the C.D.Block is the lowest administrative unit for developmental planning.
In order to facilitate the task of administrators, planners and researchers intending to use Village Directory/PCA data, either from the magnetic tapesllloppies or from the published records, both the computer and manual codes for eaeh village have been provided for the 1991 Census along with the corresponding codes of 1981.
This publication is a joint venture of the State Gm.t./UT administration and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled under the direction of Ms. Sohha Nambisan, Director of Census Operations, Karnataka on behalf of the State Govt. administration which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of the publication was initiated by Dr.K.P.Jltaman, former Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) and Shri M.M.Dua, Joint Direclor. For the sake. of uniformity in presentation of information/data and for preparation of analytical note depicting the salient features emerging from a micro-level analysis of Census/non-Census data, a model District Census Handbook from each State and Union Territory was thoroughly scrutinised in the Social Studies Division under the guidance of Shri M.K.Jain, the prescnt Deputy Registrar General (S.S.). This task was carried out by Shri A.K.Singh, Deputy Director who was assisted by S/Shri V.K.Jain and Hariram, Investigators and staff. Technical guidance in the preparation of the maps was initiaHy provided by Dr.B.K.Roy, former Deputy Registrar General (Map) and later by Mrs. Minati Ghosh, the present Deputy Registrar General (Map).
I am thankful to all those who have contributed to this project.
New Delhi A.R.Nanda June 11, 1992. Registrar General, India
(vi) PREFACE
In the foreword to the 1991 senes of the District Census Handbooks, Sri A.R.Nanda, LA.S., the Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India, has traced the history of the District Census Handbooks. He has also succinctly explained the scope and coverage oC the District Census Handbooks. These volumes contain the salient data on the population Cor every vi11age and town as revealed by the 1991 Census. They also contain a wealth of information regarding these villages and towns which, although not part of the population census, throw some light on the circumstances in which people live and is thereCore relevant to the data on the population. This inCormation has also considerable importance in the context of planned development.
The District Census Handbook is therefore divided into two parts: Part A contammg information regarding each village and town (Village Directory and Town Directory) which is not census data and part B which contains the data on the population collected during the 1991 Census - the Primary Census Abstract. The data published in Part B was collected in february ]991 at the time of the popUlation census. This data was then manually tabulated in the Regional Tabulation Oflices set up for the purpose. Subsequently, as a part of the countrywide project taken up in collaboration with the National Informatics Centre, the Primary Census Abstract data was computerised. The data Cor Part B of the District Census Handbook was therefore available on tape for the entire country by November 1992. Since the Primary Census Abstract data was available first on the computer, it was decided to publish the District Census Handbooks in two separate volnmes, with Part B appearing in print first.
, The process of data collection for the Village Directory and the Town Directory (Part A) commenced in early 1990 and continued till the middle of 1992. For operational convenience, the Village Directory format was divided into two portions, one relating to the area and land use particulars and the other relating to the amenities available in each village. The relevant formats were mailed -to the Deputy Commissioners of Districts and ChieC Secretaries of Zilla Parishads for obtaining the village wise particulars. Similarly the Town Directory formats were mailed to the Deputy Commissioners and Commissioners of Corporations. The villagewise and town wise data furnished by these officers were then examined exhaustively for consistency in reporting and comparability with the information published in the 1981 District Census Handbooks. The villagcwise information, thus finalised was also computerised during 1992-93 at the National Informatics Centre, Bangalore as in the case of Primary Census Abstract.
The National Informatics Centre, Bangalorc has undertaken to supply the camera ready copies for the District Census Handbooks and this may enable us to bring out the District Census Handbooks fairly early.
In the preparation of the District Census Handbooks the role of the Census Directorate is that of data collector. For accomplishing this task we have had the ready co-operation of the staff of different departments of the State Government. The cost of printing of the District Census Handbooks is borne by the Government of Karnataka.
(vii) I take this opportunity to offer my grateful thanks to all the officers and officials who have been actively involved in the compibLion of this volume.
I am thankful to Shri A. Venkateshan, the State Informatics Officer, National Informatics Centre, Bangalore for all the assistance he and his staff members have rendered for computerisation of the data and for preparation of the camera ready copy of the manuscripts of all the Districts.
I am deeply grateful to Shri A.R.Nanda, I.A.S., the Registrar General, India for the benefit I have derived by way of guidance and advice. I express my thanks to Shri M.K.Jain, the present Deputy Registrar General (SS) as well as to Mrs. Minali Ghosh, Deputy Registrar General (Map).
Lastly, I am thankful to the Government of Karnalaka for having readily agreed to bear the cost of printing these District Census Handbook volumes and to the Director of Printing, Stationery and Publications for the keen interest he has evinced in bringing out these publications.
Bangalofe, Sobha Nambisan Date: 16-11-1992 Director 01' Census Operations, Karnataka.
(viii) • KARNATAKA/ ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS 1991
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VlLLAG£ HA_ !IOOO AND _ --"'TION WIIH _... -..,.... _ AllEA WIIH POPULATION 5IlE-CLA5SI,III,IY,Y&Y1 •••••• • 1'05'" AND TELEIIRAPH OFFlC£.. ••• ••• ••• '" _ i:oLLEGE AND m:HNICAL INSTITImON. • .• () _TION 1IIUNIiA_I.OW, m.£LLERS"_. -CIRCUIT HOUSE ..• . •• • • . . . • • • • •• • • • • • •• -••• T8,CH C.D. Block _ry 01 OaUhin Kcmnad i •. co-terminus With taluk boundary. +.""0 "'4 upon Survey of india map WIth lhe penni..... of tN SUf1IIIIlt)Gf' QcrwnaI ...... 1'hI IInltoriol woters of Indto •• tend "'0 lhe sea to a _tone. of Mwtw ftoubCOI ...... ftlIO...... ftotn the ~OJe)"lOt. boH Hnc IMPORTANT STATISTICS KARNATAKA DAKSHINA KANNADA STATE DlSTRJCT 1. POPULATION TOTAL PERSONS 44,977,201 2,694.264 MALES 22,951,917 1,306.256 FEMALES 22,025,284 1,388,008 RURAL PERSONS 31,(l69,413 1,931,670 MALES 15,744,942 925,.169 FEMALES 15,324,471 1,006,301 URBAN PERSONS 13,907,788 762,594 MALES 7,20(),975 3S(},887 FEMALES 6.700,813 381,707 2. DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH 21.12 13.36 RATE 1981 - 91 3. AREA (Sq. Kms) 191,791.0 8441.00 4. DENSITY OF POPULATION (pcr Sq.Km) 235 319 5. SEX RATIO (Number of females pcr 1000 males) %0 1063 6. LITERACY RATE (excluding children in PERSONS 56.04 75.86 the age group of 0 - 6) MALES 67.26 84.40 FEMALES 44.34 67.96 7. PERCENTAGE OF URBAN 30.92 28.30 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION 8. PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION I. MAIN WORKERS PERSONS 38.45 41.29 MALES 53.53 50.96 FEMALES 22.73 32.19 II. MARGINAL WORKERS PERSONS 3.54 1.87 MALES 0.56 0.74 FEMALES 6.66 2.94 Ill. NON-WORKERS PERSONS 58.01 56.84 MALES 45.91 48.30 FEMALES 70.61 64.87 9. BREAK-UP OF MAIN WORKERS : Percentage Among Main Workers I. CULTIVATORS PERSONS 34.21 19.72 MALES 37.67 20.84 FEMALES 25.72 18.M (x;) II. AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS PERSONS 2t{.92 16.0M MALES 20.45 14.93 FEMALES 49.69 17.MO Ill. LIVESTOCK, FORESTRY, FISHING, PERSONS 3.57 6.73 HUNTING AND PLANTATIONS, ORCHARDS AND ALLIED MALES 3.80 9.40 ACfIVITIES FEMALES 2.99 2.76 IV. MINING AND QUARRYING PERSONS 0.67 11.42 MALES 0.76 0.60 FEMALES 0.47 0.15 V(a) HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY PERSONS 1.86 1.09 MALES 1.77 1.23 FEMALES 2'()9 O.MM V(b) MANUFACTURING, PROCESSING, PERSONS 8,84 2M.13 SERVICING AND REPAIRS IN OTHER THAN HOUSEHOLD MALES 9.22 13.96 INDUSTRY FEMALES 7.91 49.25 VI. CONSTRUCTION PERSONS 2.48 3.14 MALES 3.17 4.96 FEMALES 0.77 0.45 VII. TRADE AND COMMERCE PERSONS 7.98 10.44 MALES 10.03 15.3M FEMALES 2.94 3.06 VIII. TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND PERSONS 2.63 3.89 COMMUNICATION MALES 3.56 6.29 FEMALES 0.35 11.31 IX. OTHER SERVICES PERSONS 8.84 10.36 MALES 9.57 12.41 FEMALES 7.07 7.30 to. PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED PERSONS 16.38 6.52 CASTES POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION MALES 16.36 6.76 FEMALES l6.40 6.29 11. PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED PERSONS 4.26 3.94 TRIBES POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION MALES 4.26 4.07 FEMALES 4.26 3.M2 12. NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES --- 7,963,054 457,631 13. NUMBER OF VILLAGES TOTAL 29,193 1317 INHABITED 27,066 1264 UN-INHABITED 2,127 53· 14. NUMBER OF TOWNS 306 27 (xii) STATE AND DISTRICTS SI. Stat.:! District Total! Ar..:a in Total Total Litcrat..:s Sch..:dukd S~hcdllbl Total Marginal Non No. Rural! Sq.Kms. Pllpula- Population (Exduding Casl..:s Tribcs Main Work..:rs Workers Urban tion age group ag\! group Wnrkcr8 0-6 O(06) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 T 191791.00 44977201 7477611 21013193 7369279 1915691 17292117 1594681 26090403 KARNATAKA R 187520.80 31069413 5378741 12250620 5645186 1629496 12919726 1511858 16637829 '\ U 4270.20 13907788 2098870 8762573 1724093 286195 4372391 82823 9452574 T 2190.00 4839162 693623 3161701 711775 53631 1635987 22311 3180864 01 BAN GALORE R 1732.90 669969 109203 317831 178494 14569 261186 12860 395863 U 457.10 4169253 584420 2843870 533281 39062 1374801 9451 2785001 T 5815.00 1673194 260977 708577 326599 49305 623043 96513 953638 02 BAN GALORE RURAL R 5758.90 1369908 213142 536439 286780 44594 523233 93755 752920 U 56.10 303286 47835 172138 39819 4711 99810 2758 200718 T 13415.00 3583606 619475 1571044 406955 83076 1340802 176924 2065880 03 BELGAUM R 13118.00 2741820 491892 1045451 325338 65247 1083491 169081 1489248 U 297.00 841786 127583 525593 81617 17829 257311 7843 576632 T 9885.00 1890092 367604 693790 365154 166693 809989 43044 1037059 04 SHLARY R 9479.30 1325692 273150 407453 281525 129460 621800 40668 663224 U 405.70 564400 94454 286337 83629 37233 188189 2376 373835 T 5448.00 1255799 255989 451061 260033 104215 466611 34033 755155 05 BIDAR R 5370.70 1010096 209042 315874 228197 98442 404246 33150 572700 U 77.30 245703 46947 135187 31836 5773 62365 883 182455 T 17069.00 2927990 556196 1307674 509862 39535 1110288 108867 1708835 06 BIJAPUR R 16759.10 2239244 439383 916365 421185 34068 918462 102131 .1218651 U 309.90 688746 116813 391309 88677 5467 191826 6736 490184 T 7201.00 1017283 147192 531164 195852 26534 412276 45182 559825 07 CHIKMAGALUR R 7125.60 845422 122866 415210 175176 24553 357076 43768 444578 U 75.40 171861 24326 115954 20676 1981 55200 1414 115247 T 10852.00 2180443 362537 1008542 432668 318381 843861 94617 1241965 08 CHI TRADURGA R 10754.20 1591765 270697 643282 358069 275326 668696 90919 832150 U 97.80 588678 91840 365260 74599 43055 175165 3698 409815 T 8441.00 2694264 379453 1756119 175548 106159 1112449 50~65 1531350 09 OAKSHIN KANNAO R 7967.60 1931670 283299 1192888 140296 94285 816616 43924 1071130 U 473.40 762594 96154 563231 35252 11874 295833 6541 460220 T 13738.00 3503150 607530 1699031 410499 105099 1349942 126121 2027087 10 OHARIo/AD R 12999.50 2279259 410750 978002 290616 84138 975260 113982 1190017 U 738.50 1223891 196780 721029 119883 20961 374682 12139 837070 (x iii) STATE AND DISTRICTS SI. Slatel District TOla11 Area in Total Total Literates Scheduled S,·hedul..:d Total Marginal Non No. Rural! Sq .Kms. Popula- Population (Excluding CaslC~ Trih..:s Main Work.:rs Workl!r~ Urhan lion age group age group Workers 0-6 0 to 6) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 T 16224.00 2582169 528348 791628 610641 106935 1039922 72269 1469978 11 GUlBARGA R 16035.20 1972366 413154 473306 502448 94924 876032 69510 1026824 U 188.80 609803 115194 318322 108193 12011 163890 2759 443154 T 6814.00 1569684 238297 756948 273379 16581 589529 105108 875047 12 HASSAN R 6735.30 1296962 199263 575243 241053 14868 508173 102671 686118 U 78.70 272722 39034· 181705 32326 1713 81356 2437 188929 T 4102.00 488455 71073 285280 59009 40312 220248 9888 258319 13 ICOOAGU R 4073.20 410514 60019 229585 51477 38899 192275 9560 208679 U 28.80 77941 11054 55695 7532 1413 27973 328 49640 T 8223.00 2216889 356091 938777 570400 153019 881514 81070 1254305 14 KOLAR R 8109.80 1699906 277846 613731 455560 142496 736073 78410 885423 U 113.20 516983 78245 325046 114840 10523 145441 2660 368882 T 4961.00 1644374 241356 675502 226626 11936 635593 96170 912611 15 MANDYA R 4901.80 1377570 203408 518823 190551 9485 549610 94181 733779 U 59.20 266804 37948 156679 36075 2451 85983 1989 178832 T 11954.00 3165018 487196 1267148 597921 102102 1183225 89054 1892739 16 MY SORE R 11739.90 2224724 355125 673123 480387 77696 894812 83998 1245914 U 214.10 940294 132071 594025 117534 24406 288413 5056 646825 T 14017.00 2309887 473009 660453 397923 180272 970995 55289 1283603 17 RAICHUR R 13816.30 1829765 384426 439686 326337 163352 823416 53173 953176 U 200.70 480122 88583 220767 71586 16920 147579 2116 330427 T 10553.00 1909663 295043 993542 337921 74106 720984 59868 . 1128811 18 SHIMOGA R 10395.30 1403421 222752 655002 279830 64379 569006 57161 777254 U 157.70 506242 72291 338540 58091 9727 151978 2707 351557 T 10598.00 2305819 349229 1065934 408524 167632 916196 183394 1206229 19 TUMKUR R 10523.50 ~923656 294404 818448 364376 149641 794734 176777 952145 U 74.50 382163 54825 247486 44148 17991 121462 6617 254084 T 10291.00 1220260 187393 689278 91990 10168 428663 44494 747103 20 UTTAR KANNAD R 10124.70 925744 144920 484878 67491 9074 345529 42179 538036 U 166.30 294516 42473 204400 24499 1094 83134 2315 209067 Note Please read the spellings of two districts viz., "Dakshin !Cannad" and "Uttar !Cannad" as "Dakshina Kannada" and "Uttera Kannada" respectively, wherever they appear (both in the texts and maps). Brier .... istory or the District Census Handbook :- and extent of amcOltlcs and services available in the villages and towns of the district - presented in The District Census Handbook serics was, for the form of Village Directory and Town Directory the first time, included in the census publication respectively, (ii) Part B - consisting of the Primary programme' at the 1951 census in order to satisfy Census Abstract (including the nine-fold industrial the growing demand for micro-level data by the classification of workers) for the district, the taluks, administrators, the planners and the other census the towns, the villages and the census enumeration data users. The District Census Handbooks sought blocks in case of towns; and (iii) Part C - consisting to replace 'Part tV - Taluk Tables' and 'Part V - of an analytical note based on an analysis of the Village Tables' of the earlier censuses and to present census data as well as the non-census data included the basic demographic and economit: data in the in the volume, a set of tables depicting the form of 'Primary Census Abstract' in respect of administrative statistics in minute detail, a set of each and every village and town within the jurisdiction statistical tables based Oil the census data in respcct of the district concerned. In addition, these volumes of the district and the constituent taluks and towns were to contain a set of statistical tables based on thereof besides a set of tables generated on the the census data in respect of the district and its basis of the villagewise census data in association constitu~nt taluks and towns. with the villagewise data on the availability of amenities. The main objective was to present a At the 1961 census. the scope of the District Census Handbook was greatly enlarged by comprehensive and intelligible portrait of the district incorporating in it - (i) it descriptive account of the and an overview of the developmental programmes implemented in the district during the preceding district, (ii) a set of nOIl-census tables dealing with the administrative statistics of the district for a decade. Publication of the District Census decade, (iii) taluk and town level (.,'Cnsus tables on Handbooks was planned in such a way as to minimise the delay inherent in the compilation of a voluminous economic and socio-cu~ural aspects and (iv) the mass of data gathered from different sourccs. village and urban (cen~ enumeration block level) Accordingly, 'Part A', comprising. the Village Primary Census Abstr~t containing the ninefold Directory and the Town Directory for the finalisatinn industrial classification of workcrs. In a somewhat general way, information on the availability of certain of which there was no apparent need to wait till basic amenities in villages and towns, such as the the completion of the tabulation of the data gathercd sources of drinking water and educational institutions, at the census, was to be published first and 'Part B', consisting of the Village/Urban Primary Census was also presented in t~se volumes. These general guidelines were, by and large, followed in Karnataka Abstract was to be released next. A lower priority too. However, the scope of the District Census was assigned to 'Part C' for the obvious reason that Handbooks of 3 out of the then existing 19 districts, besides administrative statistics it was to include a namely Bangalore, Dharwar and Mysore, was set of socio - demographic and economic tables confined to the publication of the village-wise and gcnerated on the basis of the data gathered at the urban (census enumeration block wise) Primary census and an analytical note prepared thereof. In Census Abstract only. Karnataka, however, 'Part A' and 'Part B' portions of the District Census Handbooks were combined The 1971 census witnessed an overall together and published in a single volume for each improvement in the matter of compilation as well district except P··ngalore. In the case of Bangalore as presentation of the data. . A country-wide District, since it YtJS felt that the size of such a uniformity in approach and a comprehensive coverage combined volume wo"· ·"eildy, Part A and are the hall marks of this series of publications. In Part B were published separately. As regards 1971, the District Census Handbook was split up 'Part C', compilation of data took more lime than into three portions - (i) Part A - consisting of land anticipated and, in addition, there was an inordinate use data on villages and also the data on the nature delay in executing the printing job at the State (xv) Directorate of Printing. As a result, only a portion number of hous<..:holds. ,The contents of Parl A of Part C (depicting some of the census tables) w<..:re further enlarged by- -including two app<..:ndices, relating to Bangalorc District was published namely, a list of villages 1 nol having any ameniti<..:s somewhat belatedly and the proposal to publish the and a distribution of villages according to the remaining portion of Part C for .Bangalore District proportions of Scheduled Castes and Schedukd as well as the entire portion of Part C for the other Tribes in the total popUlation of the village. The districts was finally abandoned. Town Directory formats were also modified by the addition of a few items such as class of town, Instead of witnessing an expansion as III the population, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes past two censuses the scope of the 1981 series of population, decarlal growth rate of popUlation, the District Census Handbooks was curtailed to a working women's hostel, adult literacy classes/centres, considerable extent in that it was conlined to the storagc systcm regarding drinking watcr supply ctc., publication of Village Directory, Town Directory and also by providing for recording the information and the Village/Urban Primary Census Abstract. about the nearest place (and distance) having Thus, at the initial stage itself there was no proposal educational, medical and fire-fighting facilities in to compile and publish the administrative statistics case such a facility is nol available in the referent and the various socio~dcmographic and economic town. As compared to 1971, while one statement tables based on the census data, that is, the portion indicating religion-wise population of the town was which constituted 'Part C' of the 1971 series. But dropped, another statement to provide information for this change, the approach in 1981 regarding about the amenilies available in notified sLums in uniformity and comprehensiveness Wen; very much Class I and crass ] ( t()wn~ was added. As regards the same as in 1971. In order to avoid delay in the Primary Census Abstract of towns, the urban publication, as in the pi\<;t, the District Census block~wisc presentation of data was given up and Handbook was proposed to be published in two details wcre presented only upto the' level of parts, namely, 'Part A' consisting of the Village Wards/Divisions. However, information on the Directory and Town Directory and 'Part B' consisting number of persons belonging to Scheduled Castes of the Village/Urban Primary Census Abstract and Scheduled Tribes was furnished for each census besides the Special Primary Census Abstracts at enumeration block within the town in the r"Or-m -of talukltown level in respect of the Scheduled Castes an appendix and an annexure thereto provided the and Scheduled Tribes population of the district. description of the boundaric:.. jf c .. ch census enumeration block. Further, instead of the nine~fold At the 1981 census, the contents of the Village classification of workers adopted at the 1971 cens-us, Directory and the Town Directory were slightly on this occasion the classiliG:ation was restricted to enlarged and the formats were ,restructured. In the 4 categories. In Karnalaka, -in 1981 also, both Parl Village Directory all the amenities except power A and Part B portions of the District Census supply were brought together under a broad heading Handbooks were published together in a single with the provision that 'in case an amenity is not volume for ~ach district. HO,wever, because of certain available in the referent village, the distance to the tcchnical compulsions, all tlae information relating nearest place where that particular amenity IS to Scheduled Castes aold ~chedulcd Tribes was available may be indicated in broad ranges'. A excluded from the main formals and was presented new item 'approach to the village' Was included. In separately at the en'd in the form of a Supplement the remarks column, a provision was made 10 report (separate bookkts were brought _out in the case of the number of copies of newspapers in circulation Bidar and Mandya Districts). in the village as also the nUJXlber of motor cars, o the number of motor cydes and the number of 2. Scopeo 01" the 1991 District Census Handbooks: tractors available in the village. Further, in ordcf to examine whether there is a!ly correlation helween As in 1981, in 1991 too, the • District Census the availability of amenities and the popUlation size Handbooks are proposed to be brought out in two of a village, an additional column was provided in portio!ls, namely Pari A consisting of the Village the Village Directory to indicate the popUlation and Directory and the Town Directory and Part B (xvi) consisting of the Village/Urban ward-wise rrimary (i) Village Directory : Census Abstract in addition to the District Primary The Village Directory format adopted for the Census Abstract and the Special Primary Cen~us 1991 ~erics has 18 column~. When examined with Abstract in respect of the Scheduled Castes and reference to the 1981 format it will be noticed that Scheduled Tribes. Though, the scope of the 191)1 two columns have now been left out - while one series of the District Census Handbooks has, by of the!>e columns refer~ to the 'staple food' the and large, remained the same as In 1981, a other refers to the 'remarks' under which, information few significant changes have been made In about the places of religious, historical or the Village Directory format as well as the archaeological interest ll1 the village as also Primary Census Abstract format. In Karnataka, l information about the number of copies of unlike at the previous censuses, on this newspapers in circulation, the number of motor cars, occaSIOn, the 'Part A' and 'Part B' portions motor-bicycles and tractors available in villages was of the District Census Handbooks of each published in 1981. As compared to 1981, there is district are being brought out in separate volumes. no change in the scope and coverage of the The manner of presentation of data has also information pre~<.;ntcd in the 18 column~ of which undergone a significant change in that the Village 8 arc devoted fm amenities and 6 are meant for Directory and the Primary Census Ab~tract data indicating the area of the village and the land usc are present~d according to the location of villages pattern. The remaining four columns arc meant and towns within the jurisdiction of a Community for indicating the location code and name of the Development Block rather than their location within village, total population and the number of a taluk*. In other words, the traditional practice households enumerated in the village and the name of taluk-lcvel presentation of data has now been of the nearest town as also the distance to that givenup In preference to the Community town. The aspects covered under the amenities arc: Development Block level presentation of data which educational, medical, sources of drinking water is considered as more meaningful in the present supply, postal and telegraph, weekly market, commu day context. Since C.D.Block is the lowest nication, nature of approach road and power supply. administrative unit for developmental planning, the Further, if a village did not have any educational choice of the C.D. Block as the unit for data facility at all, instead of merely reporting the fact presentation is expected to help the planners in and stopping at that, an indication of the distance formulating micro-level developmental plans. (in ranges) that the villagers have to traverse to Another innovation at the 1991 cen'>us is the reach a place with educational facilities (at the basic arrangements made for the dissemination of the level) is reported. The same procedure of reporting data in collaboration with the National Informatics is adopted regarding medical facilities, drinking water Centre through its country-wide computer network. supply, postal and communication as well as weekly In the published volumes of the District Census market facilities. The distance ranges adopted for Handbooks, therefore, the computer codes a~~igned reporting arc the sal)1e as in 1981, namely -5 km, to the villages in the 1991 census and the 5 - 10 km and 10 + km. In an explanatory note, corresponding codes in 1981 are presented so as which precedes the presentation of the Village to facilitate the data users who may prefer to usc Directory Statements, details about the abbreviations the data either from magnetic tapes or noppies. used under varIous columns arc furnished. * In Kamataka, the "Ta/uk Panchayat Samiti" corresponds to the Community Developmcnt Block, and Jar the sake of maintaining llllifonnily with the all-India pallem, the leml CD. Block has been lIsed tlJrollg/lOllt ill the District Census Handbooks. The jurisdiction oj a Ta/uk Panchayat Samiti is cotcrmil111S with that of the corresponding Ta/uk but excludes the statuto!)' tOWIlS. DK-3 (xvii) the PCA data relating to all the urban areas of the count with reference to the sunrise on March 1, district (i.e., statutory as well as non-statutory towns) 1991. The questionnaires canvassed by thL! are furnished. For this purpose, the towns/urban enumerators, namely the Household Schedule and agglomerations arc arranged in an ascemling order the Individual Slip arc brief in their wordings and of their location code numbers. And, for each town the concepts used for purposes of the 1991 Census the ward or division-wise details arC presented here. Operations and the manner in which the schedules are to be filled in have heen explained in a booklet In Karnataka, as already mentioned, the entitled Instructions to Enumerators for filling up jurisdiction of a C.O.Block is coterminus with that the Household Schedule and the Individual Slip. of the Taluk of the same name, but excludes the Some of the imporwnt concepts and the relevant areas incorporated in statutory towns and cities. By explanations arc indicated m the following and large, a C.D.Block corresponds to the rural paragraphs. areas of the taluk. However, if there are any non-municipal census towns and areas which have (i) Urban areas ;- The definition adopted in 196"1 been identified as outgrowths of statutory towns and adhered to in 197] as well as in 198] (though within the jurisdiction of the taluk, then such towns with a slight modification regarding the classification and outgrowths are also regarded as lying withiJII: of fishing and forestry) has been retained for the the jurisdiction of the concerned C.O.Block. The 1991 eensus also. According to this definition the PCA particulars relating to such units an: prescnted urban areas include : under the concerned C.D.Blocks against the urban category and are repeated again at the end under i) all plaees with a Municipality, Corporation, the caption 'District Urban'. Cantonment Board or Notified Town Area . Committees, etc. In the case of an urban agglomeration, the ii) all other places which satisfy the following aggregate figures obtained by the addition of the criteria : data relating to the constituent towns and outgrowths thereof if any are presented against its name. a) a minimum population of 5,000 Thereafter, the data for the constituent towns starting b) atieast 75 per cent of the male working from the core town including the location code, arc population engaged III non-agricultural presented in a continuous sequence. In case a town pursuits and has outgrowths (which are not towns in their own c) a density of population of at least 400 per right) in the first line the aggregates relating to the square kilometre (1000 per square milc) core town as 'well as its outgrowths arc given and this is then followed by the details relating to the d) all places which, though not satisfying the core town and the outgrowths separately. Each above criteria, had pronounced urban outgrowth is treated at par with a municipal ward characteristics. or division while presenting the ward-wise PCA for towns. (ii) Urban Agglomeration: This concept, which replaced the concept of 'town-group' in 1971, has 3. Brief note on Census concepts : been retained [or the 1991 census. It has been observed that very often railway colonies, university Census taking is a massive operation carried campuses, port areas, military camps and large out in a short span of time with the active residential colonies etc., come up quite adjacent lo, participation of a very large number of census but situated outside the statutory limits of cities and enumerators. The reference moment for the 1991 towns. Such areas may not by themselves qualify census count is the sunrise of March 1, 1991. to be treated as towns. But if they form a continuous However, the enumeration of the population was spread with the town they are outgrowths of the spread over a period of 20 days from 9-2-1991 to town and deserve to be treated as urban. Such 28-2-~991 followed by a revisional round from towns together with their outgrowths have been 1-3-1991 to 5-3-1991 for updating the population treated as one urban unit called "urban (xx) agglomeration". An urban agglomeration mi;ly consist the truncated portion itself is considered as an of independent revenue village. 2) When outlying portions of certain revenue villages a) A city with continuous outgrowth (the part arc incorporated into the limits of urban areas of outgrowth being outside the statutory by a Government Notification such areas, ~imits but falling within the boundaries of whether populated or not, are excluded from the adjoining village or villages); the revenue village concerned and the village b) One town with similar outgrowths or two or boundaries are redefined for census purposes. more adjoining towns with their outgrowths 3) Revenue villages which are completely as in (a) ; or \ incorporated in the limits of urban areas or c) A city and one or more adjoining towns with else, are submerged completcty under reservoir their outgrowths all of which form a projects but arc still retained in the jurisdictional continuous spread. lists of the Survey and St:ttlement authorities pending a resurvey and such other procedures, Geographical contiguity with the statutory limits arc taken note of as revenue villages but arc of the core town is the main factor in determining omilled for census purposes i.e., these are not whether or not a nearby satellite town or an treated as census villages. Similarly, entire outgrowth IS to be included In the urban revenue villages, which have been identified as agglomeration. This is purely a statistical concept outgrowths of urban areas for purposes of 1991 and for carrying out the actual census, the census arc treated not as census villages but as administrative jurisdictions of the city or the towns urban areas. The names of such villages, if any, conc!rned as well as of the outgrowths have heen in a Taluk/C.D.Block arc indicated in a fly leaf. kept quite intact. The data arc presented for the urban agglomeration as a whole and also severally 4) If there arc forest areas that. do not form part for each of the constituent units. of any of the revenue villages then such areas arc identilicd clearly and the smallest (iii) Rural areas - i.e., villages: Areas which are administrative unit into which such forest areas not classified as 'urban' according to the definition are divided (eg.Forest Beat) is reckoned as the given above constitute the rural areas. The basic census village. A Forest Range may consist of unit for rural areas is the revenue village which has several such census villages. (In Karnataka this definite surveyed boundaries. In the case of phenomenon is noticeable only in Kollegitl Taluk unsurveyed viJlages, the boundaries as determined of Mysore District). by the local usage have been adopted. The revenue village may consist of a single nucleated settlement (iv) Census Enumc ...... tion Block: The smallest unit or comprise of several settlements or clusters of adopted for census taking is the Census Enumeration houses located at several places within the territorial Block. Generally, the towns and cities arc divided limits of the village or the village may not be having into wards or divisions and, wherever such units any human settlements at all (i.e., it may be totally exist, their distinctive identities have been maintained. uninhabited). The census village and the revenue The geographical area comprised in each such ward village are identical in the maller of jurisdiction. or division or, the town in its entirety, is constituted However, there are a few exceptions to this general into several blocks in such a way that every bit of rule: land specilically stands included in one or the other enumeration block and also that there is no 1) When the maIn settlement of the village with over-lapping of areas. 'In the urban areas, the or without the surrounding open lands is Census Enumeration Blocks arc' constituted in such constituted into an urban area, the remaining a way that each such Block contains about 120 tracts of the revenue village are together treated households covering a population of about 600 as a separate unit for purposes of census i.e., persons. However, in view of the condition that (xxi) each block should have clear-cut boundaric=> easily the identity of any partieul;.tr cenSlls enumeration recognisable on the field, blocks which are either block can be kno\>,n quite ea... ily. The numbers - , larger or smaller than the norm have also been assigned arc in Arabic numerals, exee.:pt in the case constituted. In the ease of non-municipal towns, of towns in which case Roman numerals have heen if the town boundaries are not specifically notilied, adoptcd. For assigning the location code.: numbers the jurisdiction of the entire revenue village the States in the Country, the Districts in the State.:, concerned is regarded as the jurisdiction of the the Towns in the District and the Taluks/C.D.Blocks town as well. In the case of towns which arc under in the District arc arrange.:d in the alphabetical order the administration of Mandai Panchayats, the of thcir names. The village.:s in a taluk arc organised Panchayat jurisdiction need not necessarily be into rcvenue circles or hobli... for administrative identical with the jurisdiction of the non-municipal purpo~es and e.:ach ~lleh unit will have a lH:adquarler census town. town or village. The identity of such units is maintained while assigning the location code In the case of villages, depending upon the numbers. Slarting from the circle of which the population data based on the Housclisting Operations Taluk Headquarters happens to be (he Circle carried out during 1990, each village has been headquarters as well, the villages in its jurisdiction constituted into one or more number of Cen~us are.: serially numbered by proceeding in a c1~ekwise Enumeration Blocks. The work-load norm for the direction or in a serpentine manner starting from rural areas is 150 households covering an approximate the north-west corner. After cxhau:"ting all the population of 750 persons. However, numerous villages in that circle, the.: villages of thl: adjacent Census Enumeration Blocks with below-norm circle arc assigned numbers in the same manner. population have been constituted and a single The numbering of villages run continuously for the enumerator has quite often been entrusted with the Tahik through the different Circles or Hohlis. enumeration work in 2 or more contiguous blocks so as to ensure that the aggregate popubtion is The entire set of the 1991 census data rdating quite close to the norm. Further, in each village to the village directory and the village/urban care has been taken to ensure that no bit of land ward-wise PCA has been computerised. For this belonging to that village is left out of consideration purpose a separate code structure has been while constituting the Blocks. Each hamlet or island, de.:vcloped. The computer cod,es assigned to the if any, found within the jurisdiction of the village - villages in each Taluk or CD.Block arc indicated irrespective of its population size ~ has be.:en in the alphabetical list of villages along with the constituted into a separate Block in order to maintain corre~ponding location code numbers assigned for its geographical identity. Further, even the villages enumeration purposes. So .. bo particulars' about known to be uninhabited at the time of house listing the codes assigned to lown~ arc indicated in the operations have been constituted into separate blocks. alphabetical list of towns which precedes the In other words, a complete coveragc of the territorial presentation of the PCA slatcmenl~ in respect of jurisdiction of each and every vjllage has been the urban areas of the dislri,:L ensured. (vi) Building : A building is generally a single (v) Location Code Number : Every State in the structure on the ground. Sometimes it is made up Country, every District in the State, every Taluk or of more than one component unit which arc used Town in the District, every C.D. Block (or its or likely to be used a~ dwellings (residences) or equivalent) in the District, every village in the tal uk establishments such as sh,)ps, business houses, offices, and every ward or division in the city or town and factories, worksheds, schools, places of entertainment, every enumeration block in the vill (xxii) (vii) Census House: A 'census house' is a building 3) Abo those who an: known to be normally or part of a building having a separate main entrance residing and arc nN present at the time of the from the wad or common courtyard or staircase, enumerator's vi~it hut are expected to return ctc., used or recognised. as a separate unit. IL may before February 2X, l'Nl and be occupied or vacant. It may be u~eJ for a 4) Vi~itors who arc present in the household residential or non-residential purpos~ or both. censused and arc away from the phll"e(s) of their usual residence during the entire (viii) Household : A 'household' is a group of enumeration period. For the purpose of persons who commonly live together and take their enumeration such "isitors will bc treated as meals from a common kitchen unk~s the exigencies normal residents of the household in which they of work prevented any of them from doing ~O. arc actually found Juring the enumeration period There may be a household of persons related by proviJed they have not been enumerated blood or a household of unrelated persons or having elsewhen:. a mix of both. Examples of households having unrela1ed members arc boarding houses, messes, (x) Literate : A person who can both read and hosteh., residential hotels, rescue homes, jails, write with understanding in any language is 'literate'. asllramas etc. These arc called 'Institutional A person who can merdy r\.!ad but cannot write, Households'. There may be one member households, is not 'lit\.!rale'. IL is not m:cessary that a person 2 member househohls or multi-member houselwlds. who is literat\.! should have rec\.!ivcd any formal For census purposes, each one of these typei. is education or should have passed any minimum regarded as a 'household'. If a group of persons educational standanl. All childrcn of the age of (j who arc unrclatcd to each other live in a celbUS y\.!ars or less arc trcat\.!d as illiterate. house hut do not have their meals from the common kitchen, they would not constitute an institutional (xi) 'Yorkers and Non-workel·s : For census purposes household. Each such person would ~e treated as 'work' is defined a~ 'participation in any economically a separate household. The important link in finding productive activity'. Such participation may be out whether there is a household or not is a (·ommon physical or mental in nature and would involve not kitchen. There may be a household which docs not only actual work but abo effective supervision and have a house to live in and may temporarily dwell direction of work. It ali.o includes unpaid work on on the roadside pavement, in hume pipes, temples, farm or in family enterprise. The reference period mall taps, platforms etc., or move ahout from place for determining whether a person is a worker· or a to place resting underneath shade-bearing tn;es, non-worker is the year i.e., the 365 days, preceding pavements and verandahs of public or private the date of cnumt:raliol1. The criterion is liberal buildings. Such househ0lds, referred to as 'Houscless and, cven a person who has participated in the Households' for census purposes, were enumerated production of goods and services for a very brief on the njg~t of February 28, 1991. period is entitled to be categoris\.!d as a worker. Depending upon the nature of his or her activity ix) Criteria for enumeration of a person in a during the reference period, every person \.!nulllerated particular household : at the census is classified as either a worker or a non-worker. 1) All those who normally stay and arc presenL in that household during the entire period of Among 'workers' however there arc two enumeration i.e., from February 9 to February catt.!gorics: 28, 1991 (both days· inclusive); 2) All those who arc known to be normally residing l\1ain WOI·kers : Those who have worked for a and had actually stayed during a part of the major part of tht.! year i.e., for lH3 days ur more enumeration pCI·iod (February 9 - 28, 1(91) but (() months or more) during the reference period are not present at the time of the enumerator's even though this may be in broken spells and in visit; di ITerent oceu pat ions. (x..xiii) Marginal Workers: Those who have not worked 1. Ccreal and Millet crops : Paddy, wheat, for a major part of the year under reference i.e., jowar, bajra, maize, ragi, barley, etc. those who have worked for less than six months 2. Pulses: Arhar, gram, kesari, moong, masur, (i.e., for less than 183 days) during the entire urd, etc. reference period. 3. Fibre crops : Raw cotton, jute, mesta, In view of the past experience that women arc sunhemp and kindred crops. often classified as non-workers because of 4. Oil Seeds : Scsamum, ground-nut, rape non-reporting of their work or as those who have seed, mustard, linseed, sunflower, castor, not worked for a major part of the year, special etc. efforts have been made at the 1991 census for eliciting accurate information by asking probing 5. Cash crop : Sugarcane questions. The growing of the following crops IS Iwl In respect of mam workers as also marginal considcrcd as (:ultivation : workers, further details on the sector of economy 1. Plantation crops : Tea, coffee, rubber, in which they worked, the actual nature of work tobacco, pepper, cardamum, etc. done by them, their employment status (i.e., employer, employee, unpaid family worker or own 2. Edible nuts (other than groundnut) : Walnut, account single worker) have been gathered at the almond, cashcwl1ut, etc. census. Y. Fruits; Bananas, apples, grapes, mangoes, oranges etc. Important terms such as cultivators, agricultural labourers and household industry arc explained 4. Coconut below. 5. Ganja, cinchona, opium and medicinal plants. a) Cultivators: For purposes of census, a person is 6. Betcl nuts (areca) working as a cultivator if he or she is engaged 7. Flowers either -as employer, single worker or family workcr So Roots and tubers, chillies and spIces in cultivation of land owned or held from Governmcnt or held from private persons or institutions for 9. Vcgetables payment in money, kind or share. Cultivation includes 10. Other crops not specifically included under supervision or direction of cultivation as well. A cultivation. person who has given out his or h~r land to another person or persons for cultivation for money, kind b) Agdcultural Labourer; A person who works in or share of crop and who docs not even supervise another person's land for wages in money, kind or or direct the cultivation of land, will not be treated share is regarded as an agricultural labourer. He as 'cultivator'. Similarly, a person working in another Of she has no risk in the eultivatiun. The agricultural person's land for ~ages in cash or kind or a labourer has no right of lease or contract on the combination of both will not be treated as' cultivator'. land on which he or she works. Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing and c) Household Industry : Household Industry is harvesting. For certain reasons, the growing of defined as an industry conducted by the head of certain crops is not considered as cultivation and the household himself or herself and or by the a person engaged in growing Df such crops is not members of the household at home or ~ithin the regarded as a cultivator. A person can be classified village in rural areas and only within the precincts as cultivator or not, ollly all (Ire basis of the of the house where the household lives in the case crops grown. The growing of the following crops of urban areas. The larger proportion of workers is considered as cultivation. in a household industry would consist of members of the household including the head. The industry (xxiv) should not be run on the scale of a registered according to the categories of non-workers but factory which would qualify to be regi~tcred under indicates the 10lal number of non-workers by !o.ex. the Indi~n Factories Act. Household Industry should relate to production, processing, servicing, repairing a) Household duties : this covers all persons who or making and selling (but not merely selling) of arc engaged in unpaid home duties and who do no goods. The goods produced should not be other work or have not done any work at all during exclusively for consumption by the household itself the last one year. but should be wholly or partly for sale. b) Students: This will cov!.!r all full-time sLudents including children allending school. d) Other Workers : All workers, Le., those who I have been engaged in some economic activity during c) Dependents: This category includes all dependents the reference period of last one year, who are not such as infants, children nOL attending school and Cultivators or Agricultural Labourers or workers in permanently disabled from work because of illness Household Industry were categorised as 'Other or old age. Dependents will include even able Workers' (OW) at the time of census enumeration bodied persons who cannot be categorised in any and further details about the nature of industry, other category of non-workers but are dependent trade or service in which they were engaged were on others. gathered by the enumerators. On the basis of this d) Retired Persons or Rentiers : A person who descriptive information, at the tabulation stage, each has retired from service and is doing no other work such worker has been further categorised as i.e., not employed again in some full time work or belonging to one or the other of the following not engaged in some other work such as cultivation, Industrial Categories based on Revised National business, trade, etc., or a person who is a renticr Industrial Classification - 1987. or living on agricultural or non-agricultural royalty, rent or dividend, or any other person of independent III Workers in livestock, forestry, fishing, hunting, means [or securing which he or she docs not have plantations, orchards and allied activities; to work, will come under this category. IV Workers in mining and quarrying aclivilies; e) Beggars : This will cover beggars, vagrants. or V(b) Workers in manufacturing, processing, servicing cases such as persons without indication or source and repairs which are carried on I as other of income and those with unspecified sources of than household industry; subsistence who are not engaged in any econo~ically productive work. VI Workers in construction; f) Inmates of Institutions : This will cover convicts VII Workers in trade and commerce; in jails or inmates of a penal, mental or charitable VIII Workers in transport, storage and commu institution even if such persons arc compelled to nications, and do some work such as carpentry, carpet weaving, IX Workers in other services. ~ vegetable growing, etc., in such institutions. But an umi.:rlrial prisoner enumerated in a jail would be (xii) Non-workers : All those who have not at all recorded for the work he or she was doing before participated in any economic activity during Ihe he or s~e was apprehended. Similarly, a person reference period of one year preceding the date of temf90rarily in a hospital or similar institutions would enumeration are classified as non-workers. be recorded for the kind of work he or she was doing before he or she was admitted into the hospital Depending upon the manner in which such O[ institution. But, for a long-term undcrtrial non-workers engaged themselves for most of the prisoner or convict in a prison or for long-term time during the rcfen.:nce period of one year they inmates of penal or charitable or mental institutions, are classified into one or the olher of the following the per!o.on'~ previous work would not he taken into six categories at the time of census enumeration consideration. A person will be considered as itself. However, the Primary Census Abstract 'Long-term' inmate if he or she is in such an presented in this volume docs not furnish details in~titution for 6 months or more. DK-4- (xxv) 4. Bricf' Hi~t()ry of the Dbtdd' with thi" ,lrc.l, kllll\\11 a ... Tulunaliu, \\hich find ... ,I mention in .1 '>llll!,!. ll)lllpd'>ed by M,llllutr1.lr The For more than a ccntury and ,I quartCl, 111 .tli callie..,t (ireek 1<.:lclel1l'e" ddte h.ld, Irom the trmc" the official rec()rd~, the di<,trict \Va" killm n .1'> ~ollth of Pliny (A.D.:?». The ~oa'.t.d '.trip \\;a'> \cry mm:h Kanara (also C.m.lr,l) a" di..,tin!,!.lIi..,hcd ~pelt a~ ~outh il1\olved in tran"'-llce,lllic tr,lding aelivitic<; 01 Ilw..,e. from its northern coulltnpart ",hieh \\'.1" ealkd NO! til cally da),,,, Kanara. Both the Kanara di">ll iet.., at olle t i Ille 1'01 nwd a composite di'>trict and belonged to the \1aol,''> Flom about thc cad, celltulle~ of the ChI ",tian Pre~idency. The hifllrc,lliull touk pldce In lSc)() ,llld erd uplo .about l-lO() A.D Ihi ... dhlricl \\a~ untlcl in lR()2 while ~()lIt h K.lndr:t \\ .1" I cl,JIlwd ill thl' thl' .tdminj"lr,lli\l' ,,:ontrlll ul till' AJUPd'> and borc Madras Prc~idcl)c)', NO! th Kan.lra \\.1'> \ r m..,kl\ cJ the n,lll1C Ah di-hcld 11l r\Ll\ .thllLd III hl"to! ICcII to the Bombay Pre..,idency. I hi~ ndllle I em.lined lecold". The i.Ul1l1U'" II,till1rdi llhl.rlpliun d.llcd unaltered till llJ77 e\cn though thc country ('hold'" 100 m.lde in-IO,lti\ illlo AIIlP,1 tert itur \ ,llld Tradition ha ... it th.lt the \Veq CO,I',[, includlllg c~I.lbli\l1l"d Ihcll1..,che" .It 1:L1I klll lor d ..,hort pl'rlmi the area ct)mpri"ed in Ihi'> di"trict. Wd" lTedted (th.11 B.lIlJ..idl.'\,1 Alllpendl.t-1 (J(I!O-1!J.:)() A.D.) Il'CO\elcd is, retrie\ cd fI om the Se,l) by P ,lra ... lllll ,lllJ.I the ... i,th the Ilht lerrilorie<., \\ ith the "'llppOlt 01 Sanl:lra" ,llld incarnation of L\lrd Vi"hnu. The tcmple RCl1u(...1 or other loct! chlclt.lin .... A litlie later, \"hen PandYd on the Kunjaragiri hill lle.lr Udupi i ... belie\ ed 10 Pottiyodey.1 (lOSO-lllO A.D.) rclu ... ed to accept thl' h,IVC bcen buill 111 honour 01 hi.., molher by Ch .. lukY,1ll ~uprem,lcy .. ~cll)-(Ja\llnda, a general 01 Parashurama hil11~elf. TI aditionally 1.1r!,!.c tr,llh HllY..,dla king Vi..,11I111Vdl dh,lI1a led .tn invading: drmv, belonging to thi~ di"trict .Ire knuwn d.., Tulu\.I .tIlL! Ull beh,tli 01 the (,h.tlukY,ln empelOl. inlo the Alu[1d Haiga. Place" !-ouc.h .I'" KmLlchadri ,111l1 Plhhp,lgll i lountry. Thenn:iul\h lhe Alupa rukr ... acccpled and rivcr~ "uch as Nctr.lvati, Kum,1l .ldh.11.l elL. lind the ... u/eraintj 01 thc Ht).v".1I. .... ,1Ild contmlled 10 a mention 111 the Marj..,llllie)"I. V dyU illld adll1ini"tl.'r lhc~c ICI ritUlle:-. i:Sollne CeJl\'ll\ oj Jlldw, 1981, Dn(J/(/ ('('/n//\ Hal/(/fN)o/" Da/\I/Il!/ f{allllwi DII!//(/, Banga/(}Jc. ( xxvi) (his period both Barkur and rV(angalllre t1ouri~hed of Ikker; wilt) later tin calllC tll he kn()\\'11 a~ Keladi " ...... eats of adminislr;Jtioll. During tilL' rL'ign or )',':l!";(ka~ ;l1ld I3idnl)re N:lyak;l.\ ;1.'> \\'L'Il, cll'll'rged a~ Balla-Mahadc\'i Ihe kingdom was rurmally ~plit up a major rcgi, lIl;d power on the ea"t,-'I'n horder!-. of into two parts namcly Barhur and l\1:tngalon:. But thi:-. di~triL'1. Under thL P:ltrtll1;lge of the her son and Sllccessor Nagade\'ara~a \\'a~ bter "et VijaY;ll1agara 11l\)n:lrl·h." thc) L'xtcl1dL'll thcir inl1uel1cc aside by hcr nephew Bankide\'a-ll who became the in the Tuluva CllUlltfY also. Vcnk:(t:trIXI Nayaka-I sole Alupa ruler and hegan using roy:. I lilks. huill scver:ll f()rl~ in and ;lround Barkuf and al.,,() BaBala-lB, subdued SoyiLlev (13,)()-1400 A.D.) happen~ to he the bq rukr \-)1' frl'e ')CCL.';" ttl the: pOrl~ lit' the kingdom. Thi" the Alupa dyn.l'il.v. curdi:tI febri,)J1"hip "llui'cd d).'.:lin and ill 1713-1-l A.D. "I.t f'c1:!u);,r h:ltdc !he P()r!U!!UL'Se C (xxvii) Vamsha hailed from HUll1cha in Shill10ga district now included in KeraLt \tate formed a single district and had their capital at Kala~a in Chikmagalur in the 1'v1:tLiras Presidency. Thi~ area was hifurcated district before estahlishing themsdves at Keravase in 1Re,l) :lIld, in lS(,2. North Kanara excluding ncar Karkal in the early part of the I-I-th century. l'oondap()()r t alll k, \Va... transferred to Bombay It was In 1-1-32 A.D. during the reign of Presidency. Since then all the ;treas comprised in Vecrapandyadeva of this dynasty that the famous this district, at present fmmed part of f\bdras monolithic statue of Gommateshvara at Karkal was Presidency of the British period and of Madras consecrated.. In 15~(), Bhairava constructed the St,llI: nf the post-indq)L'IH.lcnce era, In purSl1:lI1l..·e famous Chaturmukha hasadi at Karka!. SlIh~qllcnlly llf the re("(lmmendations or thl.: Slales' Reorganis:11 ion he waS vanquished by Kdadi Venkatappa N;lyaka. ('omission, on 1st Novemher I ())(I, this distriL·t The Bangas settled down at Bangadi in Bdtang,ldi became a par! of the New MYS(lrL' Slale which has taluk during early 13th century and retained power since becn renamed as Karn:ltaka. At the ~alllC till the advent of the British. The last Banga Ara .... u time, Ka"argod taluk whieh till then formed part llf who had taken part in the Coorg insurrection was South Kanara stood transferred t() the newly in fact hanged by the British. The ChaUlas of Pultigc constituted Kerala Slale. Thus at the tiqle of its also rose to power during the I-I-th century and one mcrger with this State the di"trict stood divided of the Chauta rulers is mentioned in 1429 A.D., in into six taluk" namely Co()nLiapol)l". Udupi, KarkaL connection with the (:onstructiull of the famolls Mangalllrc, Helthangadi ,Int! Pullur. The jurisdietilln Tribhuvana Chudamani basadi .It Mudhidri. Oueen lIf the re\'enlle di\'i~il)J1s \Va" rL'\'i"ed in II))!) ()cloh ... r Abbakka of Ullala hailed from this family. During whL'n Bantval t;tluk was c:tfved nut of the erstwhile the reign of Bhojaraya the Ullala an:a was annexed Mangalore talul-. allll l\langalol'e Sub-division W,I" to the Keladi Kingdom. Savantas had their capital rc\·iwt!. I n A pril I !)('(', anot her new talu'k. namely first at Simantur and later at Mulki ,~nd Valalanke. Sulya, was GIITed out of the erstwhile PU,llur taluk Dugganna, hailed as dcellajal/a c:hil//{/lJUllli and for administrative cOI1\·enience. The district thus bhavya shiromlllli, is mentioned in 1542 A.D, and comprises S taluks whidl are grouped illto three a few other Savanta chiefs arc also found mentinned revenue sub-division" with he'ldquarler~ ,It in the records of the 17th century. The Ajilas nf Coombpoof. Mangalore and Putlur respectively. Venuru claimed to be a branch of the Saluvas. 'The monolithic Gommateshwara statue at Venl1ru, 5. Location and Physkal As pt'ds" erected in 1604 A.D., is attrihuted to Timmanna Dakshina Kannada i~ one (tf· the two coastal Ajila. Th~ chiefs of thi~ line retained pmvcr till di"trict" ()f the State and is located in the western the advent of Haidar Ali. The rVloobs had their belt. This arL'a is "eparated frum the rcst. of the capital at Bairangadi and the Tolaharas had their South Indian penin"ul:t by the wc~tern ghats, ""hich capital at Suralu. The Honnakambali chid'~ ruled form the natural boundary ()f the district on the from Hosangadi and held sway over the Kollur area cast. On the west the Arabian Sea forins the and also certain areas above the ghats. Ballalas and natur:tl boundarv. The district c()venng a Heggades werc the chiefs of a lesser order who gcogr'lphieal area of X-l-ll "q.km. lie" between lhe flourished at several important centres such as latitudinal parallels I~ degree ~7 minute~ North Chiltupadi, Nidamburu, Kattapadi, Villala, KUl11bala or etc. The heirarchical order of chiefs in a way and 13 degree )X minute ... North and the longitudinal encouraged and promoted the development of a parallels of 7-1- degree :)) minutes Easl and 75 degree well-knit feudal order based on moral traditions and -iO l11'inute" East. ()n the north the district j" conventions that permeated the entire society. h()unded by Utl,lr:1 K:lnnada districl; on the north-cast, cast and the south-cast hy thl.: districts' Reverting to the admi'nistrat ive history, as already of Shimoga, Chikmagalur, Has",111 and Kodagu; on stated' under the British, both this district as well the south by Kodagu di"trict; 011 the ~outh-wcst by as its northern counterpart besides certain territories Cannal1l)re di~tri('t of Kl.'rala Stale; and lln the \~l.'"t *Source Cellsus of Illdia. NSf. District Ccnslls Halld/wok. Dabhill Kallll{ld Di\/ricl. Bang%}"e. (xxviii) by the Arabian Sea. Thl: district comprises a IOll'g strip of territory running south by south-~lst and is broader in the south, where its wcstern bnrdn Netravati. (;urPUI:, (;;lI1g11lli, Sitanadi and the docs not touch the coasl. The taluks namdy Sulya, Swama arc the principal rivers of the district. PUllur: and Bantval arc in fact bounded nn the west Nl:tra\'ati rises in the ghats to the cast of KudreJ11l1kh by thc lands belonging to the Kerala State. The district which is about 177 km in length has a coast and tlows down the Bang,adi valley past Beltangadi, line of 140' km. The breadth varies between 10 km after which it is joined by the Kumaradhara river at the narrowest northern most tip anti ahulit SU, !War U rpinangady, From Bantval. the n\'er IS km at the broadest portion. navigahle. As it approaclll:s Mangaillre it has a GeographicalIy, this small district is Sl'Cn to wiliL'f I'h;lI1nd ;lI1d the rin:r is studded with se\'eral u consist of six natural divisions. The coast-line which ~ll1;dl islands. called uKudrll , which arc exceedingly is low and sandy is indented by nUl1len~us bays and lertile and arc kllown to yield \'Cry good rice and creeks which have', heen formed by river estuaries, sllgarcane crops. At I\langalore. the Nctravati llows TI';c landscape forms a broken low plateau spreading northwards tn jnin the Curpur ri\'er and (nrm a out from the foot of the western ,ghats towards the large estuary through which both discharge their Arabian sea and is charal'terised by several water combined \~atcrs to the sea. (;angolli river is formed \ courses and numerous valleys containing rich alluvial by the union or se\'eral streams such a~ the Kllilur. soils, Either the watershed or the scarp-edge of the Haladi, the ChakLI dc, which ;lrL' r~llher ~lllall tbe western ghats, the peaks of which vary in altitudc frl)111 the point of ,'iew of distance cO\'ered hut carry from 910 'metres to lR10 metres MSL. forms thL: large quantities or \\alL'r drained rrom rhe mountain eastern bou~dary of the district. In thc northern ranges, This river i~ joined hy other smaller streams portion of the mountainous range there arc steep enrollte and finally forms a broad L'stuary to the cliffs where as in the sOllthern portiun then: an: north or Kunda pur town, Sitanadi and Swarnanadi parallel'ridges intersected by deep valleys, Spur~ originate in the hills situated respcl'livcly in the spread out from the wesh:rn g.hals in all directilll1~ north-l'~lslern and the sOllth-easll:rn corners or Lldupi and the longest in the district is th~ Chibbidri spur taluk, These two rivers join ncar I:hrkur ,to form spreading from Ballalarayana-durga to Dharm Thc most >interesting of the mountains her~ i~ the navigable for ,I distance of ahout IX km, frum the Kudremukh group which consists of three peaks : coasl. 1\10:-,t of the minor rivers and stream!-l arl' Mukha Head (IR~l metres) with a m;lgnilicellt known after SOIlH: import,lJ1t village Dr town which precipice of ovcr 300 metres; Midge Point (I~S~ they touch in their meandering course. Some or metres) and the Funk Hill (1i'1J2 metres), The these rivulets st real11s arc Shirur-hole, other important peaks arc Kodach;tdri (1.1-l1 Uppunda-hole. K,dli;lIlpur-hoh,'. Ud'lyavara-hok'. metres), Ballalarayana-durga ( 15()-l- metres). 1\1ulki-holc, Pavanje-hule. Dasanakalte-IH)Ic. Kallegudda (HS2 metres). Subrahmanya ( 1727 Neriya-holc, Shishib·holc and (Jowri-hole besides metres) and Sisalkal (111)5 metres). The.... e apar{ the Varahi river, All {hese s{reams and rivers now there arc numerous detached hills' all over the from cast to west and arc comparatively small in district and amongst these Ammedikal in Pullur length, During. the monsoons, hecau!-le of the heavy talllk 'which rises to a height of 121)3 mcln.:s is the rains and (he rllg__ged nature l)r the terrain. these most prominent. The coastal strip is relatively free river!-l and stream!-l llveT-lluw their b~lnks and carry (xxix) great volumes of water in rapid currents. In the h:llldcd gr:lIlitL', .~():ll).... tl)IlC, corumlulll, g:lrnct. iron ~ . dry weather, the rocky character of the river hed~ orc, ~ilica ~alld, ~ilill1anitl'. lill1l'-~hdl 'LIll,1 clay :-.uil:lhk stands exposed. Hcavy rains and the rcsult~lnt for lhe m:ll1ulacture of lik~, in cOIl~idcrabk quanlitic~. flooded streams and rivcrs s\)lI1ctimes eau..,c damage The Sllil 111 thc di~t,.il'l I~ of it litcrilic type to life and property including the standing (.TOps. characterised by a high iron and aluminium conlent. But such floods arc also beneficial particularly if ~ This variety ~I~uall~; ll(."cur~ in heavy rainfall Illl1C these are of short duratinn, fur these deposit large and i~ suithlc I'llI' crups "uch a ... paddy, ~llgarcane. quantities of silt that fertilises the snil. But for :1I'I..'Cllllll. card:11111ll11 :lI1d plantains. The llllllleflllh short distances ncar the estuaries the ri\\.'r~ or the v:tlkys and r:1\'lIle~ huwe\'er contain krtile alluvial district occasionally play hanK. Geologically, with the exception nr the coastal The climatic ;ind sllil condililHb havc all along strip, the district contains rock fllJ'llwlilln bdlHlgillg promoted I he ... pont ancou:-. gruwt h ()f a \'ariel!' of to the earlil.:st pcriod of the e;1rlh's history. n:llllcly pLinh :tnd trees ill almost all [xlrh \)1' lhe di~tril·l. the Archaean epoch. The co;t"tal regi\)1l contain ... The sillpe~ of the \\'e .... lL'rn (ihah.are, in parlicuLII'. recent and sub-n.:cent deposits ~lI1d the latl.:ritic cl'llhed with tkn ... e \egl'lalilln, In lhc' ('\1:I ... Ld h,:1t formations. The older metamorphic rllck:-. const it ute mainly the Dharwars and these arc represenll'll by the banded krruginous quart/ile" and hy the talc kiralhIHl!-(i. matti. 1l1:lr:I\'lI :lIld kad:l-h:tla"u. The nor:1 and hornhlel1lk schists. Outcrops of hornblende i" luxuriant a~ ,,,;11 a~ complex and include" "pecics schists arc few and far betwecn. The most cxtensivc like cilu"unna. GI~hew elc.. which arc nut indigenolls rok formation in the area is Ihl.: hiotite gnci,,~. 10 the area. The :Ibllndant tree gr(lwth pnwid.t·s Granites occur as minor intrusives. The rllck c()nsi~ts shelter tIl a \'ariety or wild anim:ds a~ well. Bi"()Il. of vitreous quartz, fddspars and hiot i!l.'. A l'l'es:-.ory sambar, ~potll'll tICCl'. \\ lid buars. mllnkey~. r:lhhit~. minerals include apatite, spird, diopside and pillk fnxen porcuplllc. IlHlI1).!.'Hbe, squirrel... etc.. arc garnet. Thesc gneisses and granites helong III the :I11lllllgsl the important type" of anilllals found in peninsular gneiss series. There arc I:xpo:-.un:s of Iht' dislrict. Alllllllg:-.t Ihe replile:-. cohra and 'Ihe harnhlcndc and bioliw bearning granll!itl..'.~ do,,,: to h:lrmlcss !,!reL'n whip :-.lI:lkc arc to hL' fOlll)d in :111 the m,assifs of the western ghats in Shiradi C; h:lt, part~ of the district. The ri\'l'r~, ~trealll~ and the on the road to Suhrahmanya and also• on the road ~ea ahound in a "I"iety of li"hes . from Mangalore to Madih:-ri. Some of these hear The climate ()I Dabhina K:lI1llad:1 i~ marked close rese~blancc to charnockite rocks. The hiutite hy hi!-(h humidilie~ and an llppre ...... ivL' weather in gneisses are intruded by basic and ultra-hasic sill!-. I he hllt ~L'aSOll. The perilld fl'll111 March to May and dykes giving rise to narrow ridges. A few runs L'ollstitlllL's the ~Ullll11er :tnd thi~ i" rollowcd by the of dolcrites arc found as intrusi\'es into the older 1,:aulY ~ea"oll that is. the south-west lllon ... oon sca~oll lasting fl'llm JUl1e 10 Septcmbt'r. Thc months of formations. Laterite-likc formations C\)Ver a Llirly ()etoht'" and No\'emhe r L'onst illite t hl' post -nlllll"'UOIl large area along the coast and a lillie to the interior. season and thi" is folh)wed bv whal i" generally The clays and shell-limestone depn"its arc of recent regankd a.", the winlcr ~cason. There arc ·origin. Though not rich in mineral wealth, the considcr:tblc climatic \'arialilll1~ Ill'twel'n the :Irea~ district contains some uscfulminerals slleh as bauxite. ncarer tll the \\'c:-.lern gh:lh and tilll",,' tlut arl' (xxx) nearer to the Arabial~ ::-.ea alld an:'aclually on the and lokrahk during thL' I·e!:>t uf th..: year. Tlwugh coast. -By and large the climate ('an he (."()I1."iLien:d thl' di!:>trict i" gelH:Ltlly hl',t1th} it has tll he mentillned as healthy and it can al"l) be calcgori!-.cd a .... quite ,tll.!t thL'IT arc l'elt,lin pocket-. which ,Ire filaria pleasant during the period from Novcmber tll prone. The incidence III' thi" dreadcd di"ea!:>c has February. been brought down con"idcrahly as a re!:>ult of the The average a·nnual rdinf,.t11 is lIn!) 111111 and the ll1ea"llre" undertaken by the National Filaria Cllntrul quantum of rainfall increase~ a~ one nHl\C!-, fl'OI11 Pi'l1gr,unme. Malaria whi(:h was ram part in the g.hat the coast towards, the \Veslern (;hat!-.. On the regiOlh of thc district in thl' past h'l!-. abo been coastal strip, particllbr~y in the northen1-IlHlst part. hrought under conlrol. that is, in the: B:tinduru region, the rainfall is 11l1ll'h Natlln: h:t~ blessed this di"tricl "ith an heavi(.:r than in lhe southern portions of the coast ahundanc~ of rainfall \\ hich seldom fails to as wcll as the int(.:rior hilly tracb. About '8.7 per matl'fialise. As a result, famine and "carcily cent of t~c rainfall precipitates during the south-west conditions an: almo!:>t unlW;lrd of in the district. On monsoons lasting from JUlle to St'ptcmber. .July is the other hand the district i<, known tn sutTer from usually thc month that records the heaviest rainf."1 o('Ta!:>illnal tlOlllb which inllntbte low lying arca!:>. and it is also the month during which all the streams Thc wor!-.t and the nm;'! di!:>astrous tlood-havoc and rivcrs remain flooded for days at a strLlch. experienced in recent hi,,(my was in JI)21. During During thc month of May therc \vollid be Slime the la!-.t deCide al"o thHlds ha\e call"ed damage!:> in the area.., in the neighbourhood of B:lnt\'al. pre-monsoon showers accompanied by thunder ( jurpllr, etc. But thL' extent of ..,llch storms which arc ,directly associated with th..: storm!:> damage!:> on each !-.uch OCC;bllln ha!:> been arising in the Arabian Sea. The di!:>trict n:l'l:i\'e!:> (,"lllllparati\'ely "mall. some amount of rainfall during north-ca"t nHlll!:>oon period also, that i~ during Oclobcr and November. 6. AdminbtJ'aliw Divisions and JU"bdictionaJ The months which arc frce from rainfall arc Changes December, January, February and March. The The State of Karnataka is divided into four extent of variation in the amollnt of annllal rainf.t11 ReVi:nlIe and (ieneral Admi ni!:>t rat ive Divi"illl1s. IS very lillie III this coastal district. The a\'l:rage Thc!:>e arc nam..:d after B:ll1galllrc. Bclg:llllll. (,ulharg;1 number of ralllY days III a year IS In and as 111 and Mysore. Dak."hina Kal1l1ada di!-.trict is includcd thc case of rainfall III this casl.: too the nUl11her of rainy days increases as one moves north\\'ards along in i\1ysore Di\'i!-.ioll. Thl'rc :Ire ~ taluks and three the coast and also eastwards towards the ghab. re\ellUe suh-di\'i!-.ions III lhc district. Mangalorc and The district has a meteorological observatory at Banlval talub arc included Mangalore Mangalor·c since a long time. Being a coastal di!:>1 ritt, sub-division. In Kundapur suh-division, Kundapllr, seasonal variations in temperatures tend to be quill.: Udllpi and Karkal laluk!:> :Ir..: included and the taluks small. May is usually the hottest month of the year of Putlur, Sulya and Beltangadi arc included in and while the maximum temperature remains around PUllur sub-divisioll. There h:ls been no jurisdictional 32.6 degree n:lcius, the minimum st<.ys around 2(1.1 degree celcius. During. the periml from Det·emher change in the di!:>trict mer the decade 191-:1-1)1. In tn February next the day tcmperatures rcmain rather !IN I cen~llS, the district has in all (115 villagc!-. and high. But this oppressive afternoon heat is often n tll\vns. The distribution of villages and tllWl1S relieved by the cool ~ea breCi'e. The night in the district is summarised in the stakment provil.kd temperature moves down to about 21.5 degn:e !x:lmv. In this :-.tatcl11enl the changes in the number cdcius. On the whole the climate of the district of vill:!ges during the phiod 1!)~I-t)1 and !he re;l,'>om. can be categorised as pleasant during Cl:rtain months for that arc indicated. St~ltemellt showing the number" 01' \'illagl·!'>/towlI!'> in each taluk of thl' Dbt.-ic.:t, denl(lal \'a.-iatioll~ if all~ and r"l'a~on~ thl'I"l'oi" - SL:\o. Talll).. Tolal :"-0 o( \'I)I~lg\.·~ '\(l. ul I Rca .... oll:-. I t)f \ ,111~lt Il)11 II) Ihe .'\U ,)1 \ IlIdge:, he 1\H.:C 11 ~H:l.·(lI'UJnlf 10 Ihe 11,1 -I'll\\n ...... , I ')S I and 1')')1 l'Clhll' '" I finali"ed ((>1' I per I ')') I CCI1:-'U:-' 1,,1 I 'it) I Cell""" I')SI ( ~t:n'lI!,\ I I 2 3 -I 5 ! () I (l}; I L Banlval sO SI I :2 Il'lIdU an er"l\\hile \l1I .. ~e pj ccn~L.l~ ha" ntH,\ been d~l'''''liwd ~l"" Ill111-111Unlclp.11 CCIl .... lI .... 10\\ n I () I l'CIl .... U .... pUrp()M:~ Iklll'e l)(1)III';u Imm Ihc 1"1 01 \lIidgl"~ 1<)1' I 'N I. 2. IkllangaJi SI SO - Ikltang.,ul :In er"l\\ 11r1e I11l1lllL'lp.dll, 01 I')S I l'L;I1 .... U:-. \\ bu.'h I haJ Ih llln ... dll'lJl)1l O\CI Ihe entire Ikll.ll1gaul Village h", I nO\\ (leen uccla""llleJ. I kIll''' IkllangaJI ha,, now (leen addcd III Ihe 1(l')l I• .'cn .... u:-. II~I ,,( vlll:~c:!\. 3. Karkal 7() 7() ~ .t_ KUI1Japur ')5 ')5 -l . 5. Mallgalorc 77 SS I III I hc tullo\\1l1g fl\l: er"l\\ hlk \ JI~;lgc:-, 01 I')SI n:ll:-.u:-. 11:l\e 1)1.)\\ heen lull, 1Ill'1I rpo ra I" d 111 Ih<: <:\IClllkJ lllll 11 IL'I pal I hlnlb or \1.1ng~dnrc ( 'IL, .1I1e1 11 e 11('<: Ollllll<:d In)(l1 Ihe ' I 'i') 1 l'cn .... u:-. ",I ,,01 \ IiLI~c'o 1.I'al1l'handdy 2.Pdduh.lKil i 1.1)~1I111I1H)ga I'll ·1 h.lll1dlllah.lllu S \1.,rdl.ld" B''1~1 .Inll t\..,lnllll r revcnue \ ill~lgL"'" l>i I')SI L'L'n~U' ha\c !ll)\\ h,,<:n c1.I""llll.:d ~ t .... I ml!;pcndl' 11 I l'\.'n .... lI~ 10\'11, .lIld IhlP, baH: h<':cl1 l)l)lliled Inl111 Ille 11"1 of \ rll.lgC:-' FlInllcr Kalll',"I., K,rlal dilL! 11",,,heltli rC\L'IlUC \'I1I.I~c~ 11<(\ c 110\\ heen Ir"dled d!-. luh.lIl hCLil1!, Ih<: ou l~J'U\\ Ih' "I Suralkal \0\\ n and Ih<: portlOI1' nl 1l.1I ka 111 pad) \ 111.lgC 1)lng UUI~IJL' 111<: I ! munIcIpal 1(1)111" ul :"-<.:\\ \bngalorc Purl (:\'\tcl) ha" no\\ heen Irc,Ilc<1 ." url>an bc...·IJ1g Ih<.: tllllgn)\-\"Ill "I '\e>\ I I \]dn'th)rC Port l( 1\\ 11 Iknl'c Illc"c \llIagc ... 11:1\ <.: h<:cn ,)(11111<:" I r,)(l1 Ihe I ')') I l"L'n'lI~ 1,,1 01 \!ijdt .. C ..... (,(, (.7 %t- 6.- ('utlur 2 Kel11lll(()le ~In er'l\\ hIlt: n;\CllllC \'Jllagc 0[-1 c<:n,u, ha .... nu\\ heen da,,,ficd ." n(ln'Il1IIIlJl'lp.d l(l'\ n Illl" lcn ... U"l. I'urpo,<:, lienee llll111lCd 11'<)111 th<: I')'ll (,'cn ... u"\ II'>I .. I " \ lItl~e~. 7. Sul),a -II -10 . Sui);! <:1"t\\l1lk l1lunIClp.dll, "I I')S j ,-Tn,u,,\ h:_I"\ 11"': hccn I dccl:'''''lllcel lkl]<'e .Ielckd I" tl1<.: I ')'J I n:n:-.tl:-' h'l III ~ ! \ lllal'c, 8. L'JUpl ')') lOX 7 I'he .lrc,a ... hlllg out~h.k Ill.: 111 llllll' II"" 1r11111~ ul Ihe lullo\\lng ~c\cn cr'ot\\hll..: \ill~lgc~ ut I')SI CC:I1!o.U'" arc 11,-)\\ , Ir<.:alcJ a~ lJlhan bCll1g Ihc ()lltgn)\\'lh~ or LJupl 1(,,\ n llenl'<: OI11I11C,U 11'0111 Ille I 'N 1 l'<:I1!'-.U ... II'>I "I \ IIlagc:-.. I SI1I\ alii 21lcrga l.KuI11 p.lU} ~ Kade"ar " KIUIIlIl' (, /\I11l>all'ad) 7 \ 10()d"I1IJ.II11hll r. \lall;lr" rc\'clllle \11I'lg<.: I I 1111 I'JXI l'<:Il"'" h:I" Ill'" l)e<':11 cb"lllcJ a~ a l1oll-lllllnlL'lpal I 10\,11 wl1el'<:'" I'lI!!".- ("I "llIdl 1l11'" .I "Illall rhlr!I~) 1'< illlcilidCU 111 Ldllpl IIl"nl lillm ... an tnJ'-'I)C IlJ<:1l1 I 11<)(l'Il11lllll'lp:r1 10\\11 Illl n;n ... u:-. Jlllrp(\~<:~ Iklll'e Ih<:,<: 11\\0 \lllage" alc "lllllleJ fnJll1 Ille I 'N I l'CI1!'-.U'" ~ll ... t "I' I 'I \'tlla~c". II Particulars ahoUl \'ilbge" which fan: fully town" of the di:;tricl arc !:'.I\·el1 111 the f'llluwing or partly included in the urh;1I1 ~t;lteJ11L'nl. Partkular's 01" \,jlJagt.·!> which W'l' rull) CII' p:u·t!y illdudt.·d ill Ihl' l!I'IJ:1IJ An':!!. of' tht.' Distr·it.'l (An'a ill IIt'dan's lUI!)) SISo, :'\"amc, or TaILl!" ! :,\,,11\,,: "r Villag.<.: Tulal Rural L'rhan i Wllh I .. C. :'\0. ( icograpllf(:al I COI11[loncnr ( :0 111 rOI1CI1 I I ,\r"'1 or Ih" I I \ I \·,Ilag." ,,~ pCI' Rc\,cnut: fI':l"l)rd~ 1 2 3 5 l, I 7 l. Banl"a! IIIS.15 - Illk.IS - n,"n\," \Iud,j I 1!J5X.5~ - I It6k.53 - l'an"J11di1~all~r<.: (,~7.31 I - (,-'7.~1 ~------~-~------~------~------~ Pudu (:'\":\1('1') - I'Lh.lu ~ I. III i - (,X~.IIJ 2, Karkal rK_';_II_'k_a_I_(~'I_'\_l_(~:)______-4_K_';j~r_k_;_" ______~. _____2_}I_)(_)·_~_') ____+- ______- t______2~0().~() -4 :\1udhldri (T\IC) 1- I'rant\" I ()()K-:;~ I - (,(,X5~ 1- \1arl'adi I 11')·j.'IS j I Il'n')!, i 3. Kundarur naindLi I'll (T\IC) 1- I I,ll nduTl' I ~'_17.72 I ~.'_17 72 I 1- Y.:daillorc I ~5In.35 I I 15m.35 I I--______ri'-_·t_·c""g::og.'-a_r'~~_· ___-t-+- ____1X _'-_17_._S_S_._J_ . 1 Is·n.SX i (iangoit (:,\"\I -.k prl nil Illuga I'll ',\' 5~.1)(1 5~.IHI - .kpPI1l"Il1l)garli 'Il' 715.71l • 715,7(1 Kan"l-,anady 'If 2')1I.~2 291).32 - I)ard)ail ~5'1.1I) I ~5').1() I IS2.~2 I IX2A2 ,\Iarc ~()-I.S5 I ~(>-I.k5 Pach~.n"d\ ~II'I 117 ~(I').(J7 Ka\'lH}f ~~ I.SS I ~~ I.SS - l'anjll111)g,11'1i ISIl.57 I ISII.57 - \1:. ral.ad" 37S 57 I ~7S 57 - Ibngr,II-.L1ll1r n7.'11 I 227.')1 Kunl:tlllh,"1 1SI.2S I I l'aulIl.ud. 111.3(, Pa ..t.l\ U XS2A5 I SX2.~5 (xxxiii) F==-=-9F-======~===--======-~I-=-=-====-=-=-=-=--=-~-~~~====~=-====,~ ",1I11e l)r " al",", "aille llr Tll'\l1 I .'-.II11e llr \'III,,~e rul,,1 I{ural Lrhan i \\.Hh l.t', "~I. ('(.'('~(\tphl,-·al (\lI1.lputH:nt (',)mp""eI1 . \rea "I Ihe i 5-1 P Sa I 't!.rarn (T\I( ) I I i i T()n~c We'l (,,\leT) I' CLlul'1 (,)"\1(,) # I I I # i, I I # 2S.J.1 1~.,\I11l>atpacl~ # -12.2') I I'). \'1 ud:llllci;lI11i1U I' lS(, 51 # '711.IJI> I I j ,i H:td:I~:")eIILJ-7(, 7·j(,.2(1 '> 21 () ..'lJ ! I I_____ J'lillul' • ___---' ______7.1').11 ~~ __..1. i ___~~ '> ___ --'--I ______I.SS ---'i r "1'0 '.tmc ul l.i1l1!.. '.11111.. "I J ll\\n ,,1\11.. \ III L ,h.1I1 "I I l~lI' " I J, '\llh j ( '\ ,) i (Ulll[h )UL 111 ( ~)111FhllH.ll( J' I \,1.. I "I Ill ... I I I \ III.lgL ,,\ Pl., I I I I RUUWL II..U>llI, I - ~-.------1-- I 2 , --1---1- ____j_ ~ I 7 l -~---+------"------i (, Ldllpl l ( onllJ ) ()lIl~IO\\ Ih~ 01 Ldlll'l Ill" n II ""11".1110. 1')-17 III I 1,IILlg.1 i 12(,[ (li II'> "'''1111'.,,1\ n-lt,(. I I i 1(, J>,.odd.. 11 1412 "2 I I I I 1171-..JI\," I 2".7 ')'i I II'> \1l11> "1'."" j 171')(. I 112 (.7 I I ~ \1"'0.""""'" II> -17 J B.ld.lg.II)l.I(u-7(. l '\, \1( -II ,d.'g.,I>I..UlI-7(. ''"'-lI 1M,"1-11,2') " -I --~-~f'> 'i2(.')t, i Ip 1- '11 --- _ --~-.::----,I \1.111'1.. (,\1("1 ) I ~.HJ.I\OUI - --/-----=------,------')21 ')-1 I I'lIl1," ('\WI) -~~-_____l ""()111 ') 7,7--1"\ Note' , Thl: poniol1 of th •.., \11I,,!!.: i.., illcludl.'d III 1\1.IIH!..&illll.' (1\1(') .Ind Nl'\\ 1\1.11l!,!.&iorl.' POll T(l\\11 No rur.1I ('olllpOlll:nr I.., rl..lU.lllh:d & Thl: n.:m.lining pOlt.on oJ th~''''I-' \tll.lg\.'''' .1Il· tlL.IILd .1.., lIlh.t11 hl-llll!, IhL 111l11!.IO\\lh.., oJ Nl" 1\I.'Il!!,.&illll.' Port 1<)\\11. $ The relll.linillg POIlioll •.., 1I1dlllkd Hl Udupi 1l)\\J1 (\\_\\ ) 7. Brief' Analysis of Dut... kvds of (.kvclopment, Tahle 3 dcal:-. with villages not having thc facilities and da!-.silies th~se villages A. Village Directory hy distance ranges with reference to thc nearest Villagewise information regarding the availability place ha\'ing such a facility, Tables .:I- and .) deal in of certain basic amenities within the village a!-. also a g,eneral way about the cllrrclatilln betwecn the that on the manner of utilisation of the land in the pruximity or a town and thL' a\'aibhility of a facility concerned village arc furnished in th(.; Village lll1 the one hand and Ihe population si/e of the Dir(.;ctory. The it(.;ms covered include t he minimum village and a\aibhility (If a facility lll1 the other needs such as the source of drinking water !-.upply hand. and the educational, medical, public tran!-.pmt and B. TOWII DiJ'l'l"loJ') communication as well as the weekly market facility. If anyone or more of these basic amenities wcre Certain salient detail" pertaining tl) each town to be 'not available' within the village, then in!-.tead within thL' distriL"l arc pre~enled in the Town of merely stating that fact, the distance (in rangc:s) Dircclnr) Slaleml.'nb. The yarinu.., a~pel"1~ ~l)\"erl'd to the nearest place having that particular facility in thL'se simple "taIL'ment:-. indllde the ~rowth hi~tl)rv in which the village is lacking, i., indicated. The of the town: it~ 10Cliioll with rekrCl;l'e to ~'~nlrL':'" other items covered in the Village Directory ~lre of admini:-.tralilln and tr:ln"'llllft: lnCOllle :ll1d the nature of approach wad to thL' village, expenditure I)f Ihe IllL'al hody hHli-in!! after Ihe ci\il' electrification and the proximity of the \'illage to an admini ... tratioJ1 01 thL' to\\n: nature and e:\.tent of urban area. Since the availability or otherwi!-.e of a b:l ... ic amenitie." existing. in Ihe town such as rO~lds, facility depends to a considerahk extent on the drainage and sewerage. lllikt facilitie:-., drinking waler popUlation size of a village, information on populatilll1 stlppl:-,. lire lig.hting: "eryice ... ;lI1d eleclrilieation: nature and the numher of household:-. a:-. per jl)()j (\:n"u:-, and extent of Ihe ayaiLlhility uf medical. educalional is also furnished in the Village Directory. Under and recreational facilitie ... in Ihe tmvn and ~I broad the land use pattern. besides indicating the total indicatiun alhlllt the tr;lding. cOlllmercial ~1I1d area of the village, th(.; Village Directmy gives a Illallufact ming: acti\'it ies wit hin t ilL' town. III I hc LI~C breakup of this area by the hroad categories of Ilf \nwns with ;1 pupui:ttilln nf ::;U.\)()1l and up\\dnl-" Landuse slich as forests, cultivated land~ with p~lI·ticldar:-. allllllt I he ci\ ie ;lI11L'nilic:-. e--;isting in the irrigation facility (by sOllrc(.;s of irrigation), culti\ated nOliliL'd :-.1 u illS. if an:-. in the to\\n ha\e ~dSll been lands withollt irrigatio}l facility, cult urahk waste and proyided. the barren and uncultivabk lamb including th~ Iand:-. put to non-agricultural usc. Unlike villages. thl: number of t()wn~ within a di"trict arc quite :-.mall. ,\ lllcrc in~pectil)Jl (If the In essence, the Village Dir~ctory j)fl)"idL's data presentcd in the Tuwn Directory Statement~ micro-level data which will help the planners in wDuld prm ide the readn wit h a hro;ld idL';J ah~ nil formulation of micro-level devclopl1lL'ntal plans, a~ t he condit iOlh pre\ ailing in the 10\\ n" of thL' di"t riel the C.D.Block is the lowest administrati\'c unit for ~l'" also an in~ight inlll the inlL'r-lo\\1l difference.,. developmental planning. Regarding the ba:-.ic Population of a tl)\\11 i.., unL' of the Illost import:lllt facilities, thc villagewise data arc consolidated for faclor:-. which i., dll.,el~ rddted III the C\lenl uf each CD.Block (i.e., Taluk Panchayat) and the avaibbility of yariou\ amenities in the tmvn. Tables district thereof and arc presented in AppendiX-I to 7 to 10 based 011 the data presented in the Tmvn thc Village Directory. This would in a general way Directory Statements indicate the percapita incoille cnable thc reader to have a broad idea regarding and expenditure of the civic hody gun:rning: the thc level of development achieved by the district as to\\ n, t he aye rage numbe r of hed~ availahle in a whole and also by the different administrali\c hospitab (per thousand population). the a\'L'rage units constituting the district (vi;t., the C.D.Blnds). numher of education;d institlllillns (pcr J().()()() \Vith the same cnd in vi(.;w, six tables, whi(:h h~lve population) and the n;tll1e~ 01 tilL' IllU.,t important becn generated on thc computer, on the basi,; of cllllll1llldities manufactured in the IllWIlS. eXflllrted the villagewise information contained in the Villag(.; frllll1 the luwn., and impllllL'd tn Ihe lo\\n.,. The:-.e Directory format, arc presented in Tahles I tll (,. tahles :lre self-e\pbn:lI11ry and dll not neL'd lurther Of thcse tables, whik Tahles I, 2 and (, provide c111cid:lt iun. data for each C.D.Biock and arc indicative of tbe (xxxvi) TABLE-l - DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block No. of No. (with percentage) of villages having one or more of the inhabited following amenities villages Educe- Medical Drink ing Post and Market/ COIIIllUn i - Approach Power tion water Telegraph Hat cations by Pucca Supply Road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 BANTVAL 80 80 41 80 74 10 77 76 80 (100.00) (51.25 ) (100.00) (92.50) (12.50) (96.25) (95.00) (100.00) BELTANGADI 81 81 13 al 69 5 81 78 81 (100.00) (16.05) (100.00) (85.19) (6.17) (100.00) (96.30) (100.00) KARKAL 76 76 50 76 69 14 76 69 76 (100.00) (65.79) (100.00) (90.79) (18.42) (100.00) (90.79) (100.00) KUNDAPURA 95 95 53 95 87 14 72 78 94 (100.00) (55.79) (100.00) (91.58) (14.74) (75.79) (82.11) (98.95) MANGALORE 77 77 53 77 67 5 75 54 77 (100.00) (68.83) (100.00) (87.01) (6.49) (97.40) (70.13) (100.00) PUTTUR 66 66 15 66 57 4 62 52 66 (100.00) (22.73) (100.00) (86.36) (6.06) (93.94) (78.79) (100.00) SUlYA 41 41 33 41 40 2 37 32 41 (100.00) (80.49) (100.00) (97.56) (4.88) (90.24) (78.05) (100.00) UDUPI 99 99 69 99 91 23 98 97 99 (100.00) (69.70) (100.00) (91.92) (23.23) (98.99) (97.98) C1 00. 00) DISTRICT 615 615 327 615 554 77 578 536 614 (100.00) (53.17) (100.00) (90.08) (12.52) (93.98) (87.15) (99.84) (xxxvii) TABLE-2 - PROPORTION OF RURAL POPULATION SERVED BY DIFFERENT AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block Total popu' Proportion of Rural Population served by the amenity of . lation of inhabited Educa' Medical Drinking Post &. Market/ COIlIllUn i . Approach Power villages tion water Telegraph Hat cations by Pucca Supply Road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 BANTVAL 278451 278451 162941 278451 269146 56565 272507 269850 278451 (100.00) (58.52) (100.00) (96.66) (20.31) (97.87) (96.91) (100.00) BELTANGADI 211394 211394 53087 211394 196564 23943 211394 203056 211394 (100.00) (25.11 ) (100.00) (92.98) (11. 33) (100.00) (96.06) (100.00) KARKAl 239029 239029 188416 239029 231239 57790 239029 228628 239029 (100.00) (78.83) (100.00) (96.74) (24.18) (100.00) (95.65) (100.00) KUNDAPURA 292259 292259 198203 292259 277303 68772 236997 250034 288910 (100. 00) (67.82) (100.00) (94.88) (23.53) (81.09) (85.55) (98.85) MAN GALORE 230919 230919 181037 230919 216237 19756 226621 177642 230919 (100.00) (78.40) (100.00) (93.64) (8.56) (98.14) (76.93) (100.00) PUTTUR 204658 204658 58435 204658 188763 16333 196361 160412 204658 (100.00) (28.55) (100.00) (92 .23) (7.98) (95.95) (78.38) (100.00) SUlYA 124824 124824 110313 124824 124052 18717 116510 94725 124824 (100.00) (88.37) (100.00) (99.38) (14.99) (93.34) (75.89) (100.00) UDUPI 350136 350136 273459 350136 334549 116652 339609 347128 350136 (100.00 ) (78.10) (100.00) (95.55) (33.32) (96.99) (99.14) (100.00) DISTRICT 1931670 1931670 1225891 1931670 1837853 378528 1839028 1731475 1928321 (100.00) (63.46) (100.00) (95.14 ) (19.60) (95.20) (89.64) (99.83) TABLE-3 - DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING CERTAIN AMENITIES, ARRANGED BY DISTANCE RANGES FROM THE PLACES WHERE THESE ARE AVAILABLE Village not having the Number of villages where the amenity is not amenity of available and available at a distance of -5 Km. 5-10 Km. 10+ Km. Total 2 3 4 5 EDUCATION 0 0 a a MEDICAL 17 180• 91 288 DRINKING WATER 0 a 0 a POST &. TELEGRAPH 59 2 0 61 MARKET/HAT 260 151 127 538 COMMUN I CA TION 27 10 0 37 (xxxviii) TABLE-4 - DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST TOWN AND AVAILABI1..tTY OF DIFFERENT Al\1E~ITIES Distance \0. of No. I 2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 9 10 o - S 66 66 40 6d> 61 6 65 65 66 (100.00) (60.61) (100.00) (92.42) (9.09) (98.48) (98.48) (100.00) 6 - 15 239 239 139 239 221 37 228 215 239 (100.00) (58.16) (100.00) (92.47) (15.48) (95.40) (89.96) (100.00) 16\- 50 291 291 141 291 255 34 268 242 290 (48.45) (87.63) (11.68) (92.10) (83.16) (99.66) <100.00) (100.00) ~ 51 + 19 19 7 19 17 0 17 14 19 (100.00) (36.84 ) (100.00) (89.47) (0.00) (89.47) (73.68) (100.00) ALL RANGES 615 615 327 615 : 554 77 578 536 614 (100.00) (53.17) (l00.00) (90.08) (12.52) (93.98) (87.15) (99.84) TABLE-5 - D1STRlBUTioN OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO POPULATION RANGE AND AMENITIES AVAILABLE Population No. of Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of range inhabited villages Educa- Medical Drinking Posts & Marketl COfl"lUnl· Approch POOler in each tion water Telegraph Hat cations by Pucca Supply range Road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 . 499 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 500 . 1999 169 169 53 169 121 10 155 133 169 (100.00) (31.36) (100.00) (71.60) (5.92) (91.72) (78.70) (100.00) 2000 . 4999 367 367 210 367 354 40 345 331 366 (100.00) (57.22) (100.00) (96.46) (10.90) (94.01) (90.19) (99.73) 5000 + 79 79 64 79 79 27 78 72 79 (100.00) (81.01) (100.00 ) (100.00) (34.18) (98.73) (91.14) (100.00) ALL RANGES 615 615 327 615 554 77 578 536 614 <100.00) (53.17) (100.00) (90.08) (12.52) (93.98) (87.15) (99.84) (xxxix) TABLE-6 - DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO LAND USE Name of C.D.Block No.of inhabited Total area Percentage of Percentage of villages cultIvable area irrigated area to total area to total culti- vable area 2 3 4 5 BANTVAL 80 700.44 35.46 34.95 BELTANGADI 81 1375.69 28.57 50.19 KARKAL 76 1324.87 23.37 32.49 KUNDA PUR A 95 1444.44 21.58 26.82 MAN GALORE 77 396.68 45.72 3.74 PUTTUR 66 983.00 23.48 43.91 SULYA 41 826.56 23.54 18.34 UDUPI 99 826.24 37..41 32~3 DISTRICT 615 7877.91 27.65 32.64 (x.l) TABLE-7 - PER CAPITA REC'E(PT AND EXPENDITURE IN TOWNS Class, Name and Civic Per Capita status of the Town Receipt (Rs.) Expenditure (Rs.) Total ReceIpt Receipt Total General Expendi- Public Expendi- Other through from all expen- adlJlini- ture on works ture on aspects taxes other diture stration public public sources heal th & inst i tu- conve tions niences 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 IV BADAGABErrU-76 (NMCT) 43.21 9.40 33.81 33.34 16.33 4.45 12.56 IV BAINDURU (TMC) 29.48 5.91 23.57 27.86 7.54 6.30 1.26 12.76 V BAJAl (NMCT) 43.20 16.65 26.55 30.90 3.37 8.69 17.34 0.10 1.40 III BANTVAL (TMC) 30.57 10.26 20.31 28.07 12.32 8.97 1.66 1.90 3.22 IV GANGOLLI (NMCT) 23.71 4.93 18.78 18.13 7.76 0.53 6.43 0.73 2.68 VI HOSANGADI COLONY (NMCT) V KANNUR (Nf'lCT) 62.03 23.94 38.11 45.60 4.84 12.48 24.94 3.34 III KARKAL (TMC) 70.16 22.08 48.08 94.41 10.99 29.36 17.04 17.02 V KEMMINJI (HMCT) 17.95 6.59 11.36 12.54 2.21 5.31 5.02 V KOTEKARA (NMCT) 30.79 4.99 25.80 35.09 3.93 1.16 14.94 11-10 4.06 tIl KUNDAPURA (TMC) 93.31 23.51 69.80 90.06 10.99 34.65 28.28 16.14 V MALLAR (NMCT) 15.84 1.52 14.32 7.01 2.77 0.99 . 0.74 2.51 IV MALPE (NMCT) 19.22 5.39 14.33 15.60 3.35 5.30 3.57 3.38 T MANGALORE (MC) 52.23 7.20 45.03 32.14 5.22 4.85 15.86 0.07· 6.14 IV MUDBIDRf (TMC) 90.62 18.34 72.28 91.46 27.49 21.66 12-.10 0.21 (_? .. " v " (''''e) 50.13 18.65 ,~ , 7.01 9.22 V NEW MANGALORE PORT (NMCT)* V PERAMUNHURU (NMCT)A 29.04 3.28 25.76 28.22 5.13 1.54 15.39 6.16 IV PUDU (NMCT) 13.55 1.31 12.24 17.46 2.35 1.52 8.24 0.03 5.32 1 I I PUTTUR (TMC) 114.16 45.21 68.95 85.56 17.34 25.72 12.39 30.11 , IV SAllGRAM (TMC) 20.75 6.67 14.08 18.12 6.36 2.64 1.20 7.92 IV SOMESWAR (NMCT) 17.46 4.51 12.95 21.52 2.25 3.25 8.83 3.37 3.87 11 SURATKAl (TMC)* V TONSE WeST (NMeT) 26.36 8.42 17.94 19.96 5.15 3.77 3.71 733 11 UDUP 1 (THe) 137.92 28.50 109.42 133.26 7.77 27.00 11.23 87.26 If I Ul LAl , NMCT) 22.27 " 6.30 15.97 26.82 4.26 8.67 12.39 0.11 1.39 AU_ TOWNS 130.06 28.32 101.74 118.23 12.99 54.36 16.54 0.37 33.97 Note: * Includes OutgrowJhs. (x l i) DK -6 TABLE-8 - NUMBER OF BEDS IN MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS IN TOWNS Class, Name and Civic status No. of Beds in medical institutions of the Town per 1000 population 2 IV BADAGABETTU-76 (NMCT) IV BAINOURU (TMC) 0.61 V BAJAL (NMCT) III BANTVAL (TMC) 0.70 IV GANGOLLI (NMCT) 0.65 VI HOSANGAOI COLONY (NMCT) 7.56 V KANNUR eNMCT) III KARKAl (TMC) 4.15 V KEHMINJI (NMCT) V KOTEKARA (NMCT) 0.62 III KUNDAPURA (THC) 2.98 V MALLAR (NMCT) IV MALPE (NMCT) 0.79 I HANGALORE (MC) 9.52 IV MUOBIORI (TMC) 0.63 II HULKI V NEW HANGALORE PORT (NMCT)* 3.35 V PERAHUNNURU (NMCT) IV PUOU (NMCT) III PUTTUR (TMC) 0.26 IV SALIGRAM (TMC) 0.43 IV SOMESWAR (NMCT) II SURATKAL (TMe)* 10.81 V TONSE WEST (NMeT) 11 UOUPI (THC) 2.54 III ULLAl (NMCT) 0.19 ALL TOWNS 4.34 Note: * Includes Outgrowths. (x Iii) TABLE-9 - SCHOOLS PER 10.000 POPULATION IN TOWNS Class, Name and CIvic No. per 10,000 popuLatIon status of Town Higher Secondary/ Secondary/ JunIor Pr 1I11ary J nter/PUC/ JUnl or MatrIcuLatIon Secondary/ CoL lege MIddLe 2 3 4 5 IV BADAGABETTU-76 (NMCT) Udupi.-2 1.91 1.91 2.87 IV BAINDURU (TMC) 0.61 0.61 4.85 8.49 V BAJAL (MMCT) Mangalore-12 Mangalorc·'2 3.68 3.68 \ III BANTVAl (TMC) 0.29 1.75 3.21 4.66 IV GAWGOlll (NMCT) 0.81 1.62 4.87 5.68 VI HOSAHGADI COLONY (WHCT) Shankaranarayana'20 4.72 4.72 9.44 V KANNUR (NMCT) Mangalore·8 Mangalore-8 1.61 1.61 ]] ) KARKAl (TMC) 1.24 1.24 3.73 4.56 V KEMMINJI (NMCT) 1.48 1.48 1.48 2.96 V KOTEKARA (NMCT) ULlaL·6 SomesloIar·l 2.06 4.12 III KUNDAPURA (TMC) 0.70 1.40 3.51 5.27 V MALlAR (NMCT) Pudu'3 Pudu-3 1.73 3.46 IV MALPE (NMCT) 0.52 1.57 3.15 3.67 I HANGALORE (MC) 0.25 0.96 2.99 3.31 IV MUDBIDRI (TMC) 1.89 1.89 5.67 6.30 II MUlKJ (THC) 0.71 2.13 4.26 4.96 V NE~ MAN GALORE PORT (NHCT)· Krishnapura-6 1.12 2.24 2.24 V PERAMUNNURU (NMCT) ULLaL-5 1.03 3.08 3.08 IV PUDU (NMCT) BenJana Padavu-6 Thumbe-2 1.95 2.93 III PUTTUR (TMC) 0.39 1.55 3.49 3.88 IV SALIGRAM (TMC) Kundapura·15 l(ota·2 4.99 4.99 IV SOMES~AR (NMCT) UL lal·6 1.31 3.92 3.92 II SURATKAl (TMC)· 0.54 0.54 1.97 2.32 V TONSE ~EST (NHCT) 1.23 2.46 6.13 6.13 II UDUPI (TMC) 0.26 1.28 1.54 1.66 III UllAl (WHeT) 0.32 1.28 3.53 3.53 All TO~NS 0.39 1.12 3.10 3.67 Note: • Includes Outgrowths. (xl iiI) TABLE-IO -MOST IMPORTANT C'O!\1MODITY rvIANUFAC'TURED. EXPORTED AND IMPORTED IN TOWNS Class, Name and Civic Most important conmodity status of the Town Manufactured Exported Imported 2 3 4 IV BADAGABETTU-76 (NMCT) Beedies Sandalwood Beedies IV BAINDURU (TMC) Clothes Beedies V BAJAl (NMCT) Beedles Fertilisers Paddy III BANTVAl (TMC) Paddy Beedies IV GANGOllI (NMeT) Foodgrains Fish VI HOSANGADI COLONY (MMeT) Cables & Transfor"~rs Electric V KANNUR (NMeT) Beedies Kerosene Paddy I I I KARKAL (TMC) Coconut Arecanuts V KEMMINJI (NMeT) Clothes Cocoa Products (Chacolates) V KOTEKARA (NMCT) Cashew Kernels Fertilisers & SeC'dies Pesticide" III KUNDAPURA (TMC) Tiles & Bricks Clay Tiles and Bricks V MALlAR (NMeT) Beedi es . Tobacco Beedles IV MALPE (NMCT) Ti les ~ood for Boat buildign Fish Products I MANGALORE (Me) Ti les FertilIsers Tiles IV MUDBIDRI (TMC) Aluminium Utensils Timber Cut sIzes of T i rnber I I MULKI (TMC) Ti les Copra Beedles V NEW MAN GALORE PORT (NMCT)* Coated Pipes Raw PIpeS Coat~d P1PC'S V PERAMUNNURU (NMeT) Beedies Petrol Becdies IV PUDU (NMCT) Beedies Timber ~ood articles I I I PUTTUR (TMC) Coconut Oi I Coconut Arecanut IV SALIGRAM (TMC) Grinding IJheel Sugar Groundnuts IV SOMESWAR (NMCT) Beedies Timber BC'edies II SURATKAL (TMC)* Beedies Clothes Beedles V TONSE WEST (NMCT) Coir Products Paddy Coconut" 1 t UOUPI (TMC) Coconut Oil Refined Oil Coconut Oil III ULLAL (NMCT) Fish Products Rice Ti les Note : * Includes Outgrowths. (xliv) SECTION-I VILLAGE DIRECTORY VILLAGE DIRECTORY Expl~natory Note Village Directory, as the title signifies provides as well as in the list of villages. This phenomenon certain basic particulars about each and every village occur~ particularly in the casc of Taluk and District in the 9istrict. The Village Directory IS Headquartcr towns which, as revenue entities arc supplemented by four appendices. There are, in al_, geographically large villages. The main village site 18 columns in the Village Directory format and of area including the periphaal developed areas would these, the first two relate to the location code and have for long been incorporated into the urban name of the Village while the next two provide limits without any changc whatsocver in Survey and information about the geographical area and Settlement Records. In the original survey records population as per 1991 census. or the remaining, and also the Resurvey, the entire village inclusive ,6 columns deal With the availability or otherwise of of all the lands that are incorporated into the urban the basic amenit'es such as educational, medical, limits continues to be shown as a regular revenue drinking water, postal, communication and marketing village. In other words, the portion constituted into facilities, in the referent village. Separate columns a town is not taken out from the parent village and have been provided to indicate the nature of the formed into a separate and independent unit in the approach road to the village, whether the village jurisdictional lists (exception Dakshin Kannad has ~en electrified and the proximity of the village district). Every civic body, be it a municipal to an urban area. The manner in which the land corporation or a town municipality or a nOlilicd constituting the village is being utilised is indicated area or a sanitary board, ddines it!> own jurisdiction under five columns with suitable headings. The confining itself mo~tly to the built up area and the column headings and the scope of the data presented fringe areas for enforcing municipal rules and under each column are explained below. regulations. With the administrative and legal . sanction of the Government, which issues a Column 1 : Location Code Number notification in this behalf, the civic body secures statutory rights for administering the local area so The concept of location code number has already defined with effect from a specified dale. The been explained in the Analytical Note. The location incorporated area!> may at times cut across village code number thus assigned to the village is entered boundaries and may compri~c pOlti()n~ belonging to in this column. This number, in so far as it relates the revenue jurisdiction of two or more villages. In to the village within the C.D.Block, runs serially some instances entire revenue lands of a village Of starting from 1 for every C.D.Block and the data of several villages lose their independent identity are presented for villages arranged in an ascending and arc omitted in the list of villages of the tal uk order of their location code numbers. (C.D.Block). But it is only in the case of villages Column 2 : Name of Village of which only certain portion~ are included in the town, especially those that contribute their names The name of the village corresponding to the to the towns concerned, that this apparent duplication location code number given in column 1 is given of names occurs. In such cases, the jurisdiction of in this column. By and large the spellings adopted the town is very clear and it covers only a portion at the previous i.e., 1981 Census, have been' retained. of the village which is con~tituted into an independent \ However, changes in village names duly effected by entity as 'urban' for census enumeration purposes. the concerned authorities with the sanctil)n of th~ The remaini. g area too is constituted as an Government have been takeD into consideration independent u .... under the 'rural' category i.e., as while finalising the spellings of village name!> for a village. In order to t1istinguish this unique situation, the name of the village lJl.:d. ~ lOt; !>uffix Rural within 1991 census purposes. brackel!oWin the lists of villages linalised for census '~ A little more explanation appears to be necessary purpose!> (perhaps the term non-municipal would about the places which appear in the list of towns be more appropriate). Division of the village into 1 urban and rural components and thc suffixing- of, ,area of thl; revenue village and for this reason thc the names is a special procedure adoptcd for cen~u~ parlicular~ pre~ented here would nol be in full purposes only. That is to say, if one were to a~k correspondence with the lotal arca of that revenue the Officers of the Survey, Seukment and Land adminbtrative unit a~ mentioned in the village Records whether in their lists there are villages such records_ If arca figures arc not available for any as say Bellary (Rural), Belgaum (Rural), Bijapur village, the abbreviation 'N.A.' is entered in this (Rural), Chamarajnagar (Rural), Magadi (Rural), column and a note at the bottom of the page Mandya (Rural), Mysore (Rural), Raichur (Rural) explains the reason thereof. etc., the answer would be a definite 'no' and then they would say that there are villages of the same Column 4 : Total Popub,tinn and Number of name but without the suffix Rural. Similarly, in Households the village maps and other records pertaining to the above named places, the lands that are The total population of the village (inclusive of incorporated into urban areas are also shown as the hamlets if any) according to 1991 ,census and part and parcel of the concerned village. the number of houschold~ therein arc indicated one below the other, in lhi~ column. In the case of Column 3 Total area 01" the vill~,ge (in villages with no inhabitants i.e., 'nil' population, the hec~res) word un-inhabited is wrillen across the line. The total geographical area of the vitlage as per revenue records is furnished in hectares upto Colunms 5 to 10: Amenities availui>le (if not availabk within the village, a dash (-) is shuwn in two decimal places. In Karnataka, the basic records tbe column and !rext to it, ill brdckms, the distance arc still maintained in acres and gunta~ or '\acre~ in broad ranges, viz.. ·5 km, 5-1 () km and 1() + km and cents, that is, in the units of measureml.(nt which of tlte nearest place where the tacility is available were adopted at the time of the first cadastral is given) survey. After the introduction of the decimal system As the main heading for thc~c columns :..uggcsts, however the equivalents of these figures are also if the basic amenity ~overcd under any of these indicated in addition to the already existing entries columns were 10 be not available withink ___ the_ viJIagc in registers such as Akarband and Records of Rights. limits (i.e., its entire geograpl,tical area) then, instead The area of each survey number or part thereof is of simply stating that fact, an aUempt i., made here converted into hectares, arcs and square metre. to indicate the range of the minimum di:'l~mce (in Thus, if these converted ligures for each such ~maH km) that one ha~ to cover to reach a place having unit are added together for the village, the resultant that specific facility. The abbreviations m.~e usc of total area would normally -be either less or more in these columns arc explained below coiumn by than the corresponding figures that one would derive column. by ~he addition of figures in acrcs-guntaslacrcs and cents and conversion of that total into hectares and Column 5 = Education ares. For purposes of presentation in this statement All types of educational institutions functioning the village level area and land use figures which in the viltage - irrespective of the levels of education were furnished in acres-guntas or acres-cellls by the offered, ·the medium of education and the status of Revenue Officers have been converled into hectares the managing body - arc considered under this and ares and these figures may not therefore be column. The abbreviations used to denote institutions identical with the total"area as may be found entered with different levels of education are : in hectares and ares in {he records of some of the villages. The marginal differences would be due to i) P : Primary or Elementary School : Schools the factors explained above. Further, in the case of providing education from 1 standard and upwards villages of which certain portions are incorporated upto and inclusive of IV standard are classified as into an urban area the extent thus categorised as Pri.mary Schools. This would also include junior urban has been deducted from the total geographical basic schools if any. 2 For purpq,scs of reporting, schools whifh pr(wide vi) I : Industrial School : Industrial Schools if education not mereJy from I La IV bUI abo for any in the village arc indicated hy the abbreviation higher standards, called composite schoob for easy -r. refe~ence, are split up into different Ievds of education and counted as independent units under vii) Tr : Training School: All types of Institutions that provide vocational and professional training arc each such level. covered by this ahbreviation. ii) M: Middle or Junior Secondary SchQol,: viii) AC : Adult Literacy Class/Centre : This Schools providing education from V standard and abhreviation is recorded in this column only if adult upwards' u'pto and inclusive of VII standard arc literacy classes were being conducted regularly in classified as iniddlc schools. In Karnataka, as a the village during the reference year. matter of fact, the term middle school is no longer in vogue. Primary education itself consists of seven ix) 0 : Others : All other types of educational years of schoolirlg and the first four years duration institut ions such as Sanskrit Pathasala, Urdu ,of this course is 'called Lower Primary and the next Madarasa, Makhtab elc., arc included in this 3 year period is termed as Higher Primary. As residuary category. mentioned above for accounting purposes, a Higher It i~ important to note that in this column Primary School with 1- VIl standard is treated as whenever the number of institutions of a particular \ . two unIts i.e., one Primary School and one Middle lcvd or cla~s exceeds one, only then the actual School. number is abo reporLLd immediately after the relevant abbreviation within brackets. That is to iii) H : Matriculation or Secondary School : ~ay, the mere presence of an abbreviation without Schools providing education from VIII standard and any numerical attribute signifies the existence of the upwards upto and inclusive of X standard arc facility, in at least one institution for which that classified as High Schools. A comp,osite school with abbreviation slands. The numerals indicate the I-X standard is treated as three separate units and number of institutions or units of that level or type. counted separately under the categories of Primary Schools, Middle Schools and High Schools. Such a procedure has not been adopted in respect of Adult Literacy Class/Centre in view of iv) PUC: Higher Secondary/Intermediate/ Pre inconsistencies noticed in the data furnished. University/Junior College: Schools and colleges that [f a village does not have any educational provide education for the XI and XlI standards or, institution whatsoever then a dash (-) is entered in as is more common in Karnataka, for the I and II year of the Pre-University Course, fall under this this column and thereafter, within brackets, the range of the distance (in km) from the referent eategory. There arc Higher Secondary Schools with VIII standard and upwards covering the X]] standard village to the nearest place having at least a primary school is indicated. The emphasis here is on the and, on the other hand, there arc' also degree most basic need i.e., the minimum level. In other colleges which provide education for PUC I year words, if the vil~age ha~ primary school, but not and PUC II year. These composite units aR.:, as l12iddle. school or high school then no further explained earlier, split up into different kv~ls for information is furnished in respect of the proximity reporting purposes. of a middle school or a high school or a coll~ge. v) C : College This would cover all Similarly, for a village with primary and middle educational institutions that provide post-PUC level schools, but no high school or a college, no further education leading to University degree in any subject information is furnished in respect of the proximity or combination of subjects and also po~t-graduate of places having high school and college level levels'" of education. facilities. 3 It may again be recalled that the concept of a This apart, in all other cases except in private village covers the entire revenue jurisdiction of that nursing homes, arrangements exist for the treatment unit and includes all the hamlets and dusters of of out-patients only. In local parlance in certain houses as well as isolated homesteads if any i.e., areas however even a dispensary is referred to as all human settlements as also all the non-residential a hospital and the clinic run by a private medical buildings located within the limits of the village practitioner as a dispensary and a pri\(ale nursing concerned. home as a hospital. This indiscriminate usage at times leads to confusion. Column 6 : Medical : All types of medical institutions, irrespective of The abbreviations used to denote the existence the system of medicine practiced thetein, are covered of medical institutions of different types in the village under this column without any attempt to provide are a further break up by the systems of medicine practiced. H Hospital MeW M~ternity and Child Welfare Centre About the Community Health Worker it may MH Maternity Home incidentally be mentioned that it does not refer to cwe Child Welfare Centre workers in extension programmes like the Malaria HC Health Centre Surveillance Worker, the Basic Health Worker, the PHC Primary Health Centre/Primary Health Auxiliary Nurse Midwife etc., but refers only to the Unit paramedical personnel who have been specially D Dispensary trained for dispensing medicines for minor ailments FPC Family Planning Centre at the doorsteps of the patients. TB T.B.Clinic NH Nursing Home Column 7 : Drinking Water RP Registered Private Medical Practitioner SMP Subsidised Medical Practitioner Following are the abbreviations used to indicate CHW Community Health Worker the different sources of drinkmg water that arc a Others available in the village. These sources of drinking water supply may be public property or' may- be If the number of institutions of a particular type owned by private persons and institutions. If there happens to be more than one, then that number is are two or more sources of drinking water in a also indicated immediately after the relevant village then all these sources are mentioned one abbreviation. after the other but separated by commas. If medical facilities of any of the types mentioned above are not available in the village then a dash T Tap is entered in this column and thereafter, within C Canal W Well brackets, the range of the distance (in km) from L Lake the referent village to the nearest place having a Tk Tank medical institution which provides at least the S Spring minimum level of medical facilities is indicated. TW Tube Well The status of a Primary Health Unit in Karnataka N Nallah/Stream HP Hand Pump is much lower than that of a Primary Health Centre. R River However for purposes of reporting under this column, F Fountain the abbreviation PHC has been made use of in 0 Others respect of PHU as well. The abbreviation H which NA Information not available stands for hospitals implie~ the availability of facilities for the treatment of in-patients also. In sever,,1 A village is regarded as having 'tap wah:(,· facility Primary Health Centres also such facilities do exist. only if the village is provided with propc~ storage Likewise Maternity Homes also entertain in-patients facility and an arrangement for supply of water to but then these arc confined only to maternity cases. the consumers through a network of pipes. Most 4 of the villages where NRWS schemes have been subscribers have been taken into consideration while implemented faU under this category. On '''the other filling up this column. If a village has postal as well hand, under the Mini Water Supply Scheme or as telephone facilities then both these amenities are AcceJerated Rural Water Supply Scheme etc:, if mentioned. Likewise if there is a PTO and telephone arrangements have been made' in the village to pump connections, then both the abbreviations are entered water from a primary source such as a borewell, in this column. On the other hand if the village store that, water in RCC or masonary tanks erected is not having any of these facilities then a dash is at one or, more - centrally located places and to noted and next to it the distance to the nearest provide such ,storage tanks with a few lap~ for public place having the minimum facility of a post office use, the source of water supply in the village has is indicated in ranges. been regarded as 'Tube Well' and not as 'Tap'. \ Column 9 : Day or Days of the Market/Hat During the I last decade, borewells have been drilled under one scheme or the 'other in most of The column ~efers to the weekly, or bi-weekly the villages of K4rnataka. As a resuk. open draw markets i.e., the weekly shandy, held in villages with a view to cater to the needs of that village and wells which formerly constituted the main source of drinking water in several of these villages have more so to the needs of the inhabitants of several ceased to enjoy such a status. Such wells are surrounding villages. In local terminology such a weekly market is called SUlIlile and is quite popular reported to have either dried up or the water therein has been rendered unfit fot human consumption in Karnataka. In the case of villages which host such shandies the actual day on which the shandy due to contamination on account of negligence, as well as disuse and stagnation of water. Thus, for takes place is mentioned and in all other cases a numerous vilJages 'hand pump' has now been dash is entered and thereafter the distance to the nearest place with a weekly market is indicated in reported as the main source of drinking water. ranges as specified in the column heading. The If the village does not have any source of place where such weekly market gathers 'may be drinking water supply at all then, ~fter a dash 10 located in the limits of an adjoining taluk or district. this column, the distance range that one has to The important matter for consideration here is the traverse (0 reach the nearest place with drinking geographical proximity. In some cases where the water facility is indicated. nean.:st town or a large sized village with a permanent market would serve the needs of the villagers, the Column 8 : Post and Telegrdph distance ranges refer to such places with permanent markets only. In such cases obviously thet nearest In this column, information on the availability place where a weekly market is held would be very of postal, telegraph and telephone facilities in the far away and will not be a matter of much significance. village is furnish~d using the following abbreviations. For instance shandy is not being held in any of the villages of Ramanagaram taluk of Bangalore Rural PO Post -Office District. TO Telegraph Office PTO Post and Telegraph Office Column 10 : Communication Phone Telephone connection For purposes of. this column, {Jnly the means Villages with Extra Departmental Post Offices of public transport namely bus, railway and water are regarded as having the post office facility. transport system if any are considered. If the village Similarly, villages having phonocom facility (but not is served by any mode or such public transport the having a regular Telegraph Office equipped with facl IS indicated using the undcrmentioned Morse Code transmitters) are regarded as having abbreviations : Telegraph facilities. as Bus Stop Telephone connection need not nece~sarily RS Railway Station indicate the availability of a public call office in the NW Navigable Witlcrway (including river, village, for even private telephone connections to canal, back-waters, etc.) 5 If a bus stop or a railway station is located as a 'crow flies' but by some land roule or water within the territorial jurisdiction of a village thc'n way. Further, when there is a cross country footpath that village is considered as being served by that or a cart-track and a linle more circuitous road facility even if that bus stop or railway ~tation is from the village or its proximity to the town then in a somewhat solitary place and is located at wme the distance by road is reported here in preference distance from the village-site. If more than one to the distance by foot path or cart-track. Similarly, type of communication facility is available, then all when there arc natural hurdles like unbridged rivers the relevant abbreviations are mentioned in this or streams the distance is furnishcd by the more column. If no such facility is available at all then circuitous route that the villagers would usually a dash is entered and thereafter the distance to the prefer. The information on distance is based on nearest place with a communication facility i5 local enquiry by the reporting agency and is very indicated in ranges. approximate. If the town mentioned in this column belongs to another State then the name of that Column 11 : Approach to village State is also indicated along with the name of the town and the distance thereto. By approach to village is meant the type of road that leads to the village and this would indicate Column 13 : Power SupJlly whether the village is accessible throughout the year or only during the fair season. Thc abbrcviation5 If the village is elcClriliL:d, that is. if power is used III this column arc actually available. whatever may be the form of its use, then the village is regarded a5 enjoying this PR Pucca Road amenity of power supply. If the supply is expressly KR Kachcha Road restricted for, say agricultural or any ,other specific NR Navigable River purpose then this point is clearly stated by using a NC Navigable Canal specific abbreviation. On the other hand, if NW : Navigable Waterway (other than river and electricity is being supplied for all purposes without canal) any reservations, then information on vaflous FP : Foot path/Bridle path purposes is not separately mentioned. The abhreviations used IJ1 this column arc If a viIla~e has a foot path or bridle path and also both pucca road and kachcha road then, only ED Electricity for domestic purpose only PR is recorded in this column as it would denote EAG Electricity for agricultural purposes only a higher level of facility of the same type. Similarly EO Electricity for other purposes like if the village has a bridle path, a foot path and a industrial Kachcha Road, then only KR is reported in this EA Electricity for all purposes stated above .column. While kachcha road refers only to the unsurfaced mud road, the term pucca road covers Column 14 to IX : L b) Current fallows Column 15 and 16 : Irrigated (by source) and Un-irrigated 5. Net area ~own These two columns coyer all the agricultural Column 14 of the Village Directory corresponds lands and when added together would correspond to cate~ory, 1 i.c. forest, while column:" 15 and 1(J to the net area sown plus the current and other put together represent thc cultivated land:" and fallows. The latter would imply all lands whieh were correspond to the combination of categoric!'. 4 and taken up for cultivation, but arc temporarily out of 5 above. Similarly, columns 17 and 18 respectively cultivation for a pcriod of not less than one year and not more than five years. AU lands that arc correspond to categories 3 and 2 of the above lying uncultivated as fallows for more than 5 yean, classification. The data furnished here arc ba!'.cd in succe!'.sion arc regarded as permanent fallows on the village records and pertain generally to the i.e., culturahlc waste, and are covered under column year 1989. The total of the area figures reported 17. Area sown more than once during the same under these columns generally tallies with the total year, if any in the village, is counted only once geographical area of the village noted in column 3. under these columns. In column 15, a sourcewise However, in the case of villages which arc partly break up of the irrigated area is furnished using included in towns the total area reported in column the following abbreviations : 3 will be less than the total arrived at by adding the figures reported under these columns (i.e. GC Government Canal· Columns 14 to 18). PC Private Canal W Well (without Electricity) Column 14: Forest We Well (with Electricity) TW Tubcwell (without Electricity) This includes all lands classified as forests under TWe Tubewell (with Electricity) any legal enactment dealing with forcst:" or Tk Tank administered as forests whether State-owned or R River private and whether wooded or simply maintained L Lake as potential forest land. Lands transferred to forcst WI' Waterfall o Others department for afforestation as also the class C and T Total D lands transferred thus by the revenue department are also classified as forests. Within the forest area The concept of irrigation implies the existence itself .there may occasionally be cultivated patches of a source of water supply within a reasonable or else there may be grazing lands. But such areas dbtancc and an arrangement to regulatc the supply too are shown under column 14 only as forests. If of water according to the day-to-day needs of the within an area classified as forest some specific "crops raised in these fields. Naturally therefore all extents of lands have been expressly assigned for areas that arc cultivated under purely rainfed 7 conditions are treated as unirrigatcd. Though paddy or forests arc also included under this category. is generally regarded as a wet crop, if it il> raised Further, this includes all grazing land~ irrespective purely as a rain fed crop, as it very often is the of whether these are permanent pastures and case in heavy to very heavy rainfall regions, such meadows or not. In several instances, lands that areas are regarded as unirrigated for purposes of were at one time reserved for use as grazing fields this column and shown under column 16. Similarly, and pastures and deClared . as ass,cssed, or un assessed about garden crops, the area is considered for wastes have, over a period of time, been brought column 15 only if there is an element of irrigation. under cultivation cithcr fully or in parts as a result Sometimes it happens that the lands shown as dry of gradual encroachments and also because of the and rain fed in the settlement records arc in actual policy decisions of the Government regarding land fact having irrigation facilities due to recent changes grants. Thus, though the particular plot of land such as sinking of wells, introduction of lift irrigation continues to be shown as a pasture in the village or canal irrigation or commissioning of a project records the actual field situation would reveal that etc. In such a case the actual situation is laken most of that land is act ually under cultivation. In note of and despite its classification as rainfcd in all such cases, to the extcnt possibk, the actual the records, the area concerned is treated as irrigated. field l>ituation has bet:n Laken into consideration by Though rare, the opposite situation (where a plot the rcporting agency. of land originaJly shown as irrigated has ceased to enjoy that facility and is now yielding purely rain fed Column ) H : Area not available for cultivation crops) is also met with and such a situation arises In this column, the Lotal extent of land which due to reasons such as breaching of tanks, drying IS not available for cultivation in xiew of its being up of irrigation wells and small tanks, defunct canal barren and unculturablc as also Lhat which is put system and so on. The reporting agency has generally to non-agricultural uses I~ reported. MOllntain~, assessed the actual situation prevailing during the dcserts, rocky hill~, quarries, ravines and the like reference year i.e., 1989, while furnishing the data as well as the lands thaL cannot be brought under on irrigated lands. Regarding canal irrigation too cultivation exccpt at a very high cost are included it is the actual irrigated area and not the command in the category of barren and uncuhivable lands. area that has been reported here. The catego~y of lands put to non~agricultural uses covers all lands occupied by buildings, roads, railways, In column 16 the total extent of unirrigated parks and play grounds, area under water viz., rivers, lands, that is, dry lands cultivated as rainfcd fields streams, Ganals, reservoirs, tanks, ponds etc., and and the current fallow lands put together is rcportcd. land put to any other Ul>C which 'il>". apparently non-agricultural. As ~xplained above, lands yielding rainfcd paddy crop are considered as unirrigated. There are four appendices to the Village • Directory. Appendix-I il> based 011 the Village Column 17 : Culturable Waste (including gauchar and groves) Directory itself and presents abstract figures for the CO.Blocks and the district in respect of various This category includes all lands available for amenities for which information is presented in the cultivation whether not taken up for cultivation at Village Directory. At the end of the Village Directory all or taken up for cultivation once but not cultivated of each CD.Block, against "Total (Sum)", the total during the past five years or more in succession. number of various types of educational and medical ~ Such lands may be either fallow or covercd with institutions represented by various abbreviations shrubs and jungles which are not put to any usc. under column~ 5 and 6 rc~pectivcly arc given. In These may bc assessed or unasscssed and may be Appendix-I, besides incorporating this information, in isolated blocks or within cultivated holdings. the total number of villages in which these institutions Lands under thatching grass, bamboo bushcl> and arc situated is also given for comparison. Further, other groves which are not included under orchards in respect of amenities viz., drinking water supply, 8 post and telegraph, communication and power supply Appendix-III gives the list of villages for which the types of amenities available are which are lacking 10 all amenities covered indicated by abbreviations under columns 7, 8, 10 10 the Village Directory except the drinking and '13 respectively for each village but totals an.: water. not presented for the CD.Block as a whole in the Village Directory, the total number of villages in Appendices-IV(A) and IV(B) are compiled from the CD.alock and, in the district as well, having the Primary Census Abstract. The proportion of the above mentioned amenities is also presented Scheduled Castes popUlation to the total popUlation under separate captions in Appendb,-I. of the village, as per 1991 census, has been worked out for each village in a CD. Block and a list of Appendix-II presents the land utilisation data villages grouped into 6 range~ of percentage points in respect of non-municipal census towns. The is given in Appendix-IV(A). Appcndix-IV(8) is different types of land use for which information is similar to Appendix-IV(A) but deals with presented here is same as that in the Village the proportion of Scheduled Tribes to Directory. Owing to con~trainls in the compilation the total popUlation of the village concerned. of land use data, information in respect of towns However 10 view of the vast difference in the comprising portion/s of one or more village~ could relative strengths of these two communities as not be procured and compiled. Thus information in well as the pattern of distribution, the percentage respect of non-municipal census towns (NMCTs) points included in the 6 ranges adopted for the which comprise of a whole revenue village only IS Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes are presented in this appendix wherever applicable. slightly different. 9 BANTVAL C.D.BLOCK KARN AT AKA BANTVAL TALUK DAKSHIN KANNAD DISTRICT ·1IOIlfIIIIIIW. STA.,... ••• .•• ••• '" ••• '" '" ... - •• __ » TMIII ••• ••• ••• .... ••• ••• ..• • •• ____ o_ n VLI.MC WIIM LOCA1'IOII cme ...... ['-_-_-.:Jt::~J ,. POIIEST~_SERVID WITtt ,.... ••• ~~~~~~: HIADIlIIoUITEII ,...... , ...... @ VUAIII5 _ Pa'UI.A"" SIZE: _-~ IOOII-"_ lOIII __ ... '" ... __ LOCA_ COllI: NAlIDIIoIIL _. ... ." .. . STAla _ ...... '" .,. _-""SH,.,,!!=-_ L' M'CIIlANl' ""ALUD ..,.... '" 1NIEl4LLD _ emu IIOAIIS •...... =s_mr __ ~ _ STAftIII,""" GAUM ... 111.'1 , P T ALUK: BANTV AL-()O 10 C. D. BLOCK: BANTVAL-OOIO SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 1 A}jibettu 11/9/1/12 11/09/0010/0012 9/8/1/14 09/08/0010/0014 ~ ~L ike 11/9/1/35 11/091001010035 9/811160 09108/001010060 3 A!IIIII..f1je 1't/9/1/70 11/09/0010/0070 9/811/48 09/08/0010/0048 4 Amta(\tY 11/9/1/1 11/09/0010/0001 9/8/1/1 09/08/0010/0001 5 Amtoor 1.1/9/1/55 11/09/0010/0055 • 9/8/1/32 09/08/0010/0032 6 Ananthadi 11/9/1/45 11/09/0010/0045 9/8/1170 09/08/0010/0070 7 Arta 11/9/1/4 11/09/0010/0004 9/8/1/4 09/08/0010/0004 8 Badaga Bellur 11/9/1/72 11/09/0010/0072 9/8/1/50 09/08/0010/0050 9 Badagakajei<:ar 11/9/1/23 11/09/0010/0023 9/811/21 09/08/0010/0021 10 Balepuni 11/9/1159 11/09/0010/0059 9/8/1/36 09/08/0010/0036 11 Balthila 11/911/78 11/09/0010/0078 9/8/1/56 09/08/0010/0056 12 Barimar 11/911/79 11/09/0010/0079 9/8/1/57 09/08/0010/0057 13 Biliyur 11/9/1/51 11/09/0010/0051 9/8/1/76 09/08/0010/0076 14 BoLanthur 11/9/1/43 11/09/0010/0043 9/8/1/68 09/08/0010/0068 15 Sudol i 11/9/1/14 11/09/0010/0014 9/8/1/12 09/08/0010/0012 16 Chelur 11/9/1/64 11/09/0010/0064 9/8/1/41 09/08/0010/0041 17 Chennaithody 11/9/1/11 11/09/0010/0011 9/8/1/11 09/08/0010/0011 18 Devashyamudur 11/9/1/27 11/09/0010/0027 9/8/1/25 09/08/0010/0025 19 Devashyapadur 11/911 /29 11/09/0010/0029 9/8/1/27 09/08/0010/0027 20 Eliyanadugodu 11/9/1/10 11/09/0010/0010 9/8/1/10 09/08/0010/0010 21 Gotthamajal 11/9/1/54 11/09/0010/0054 9/8/'l/31 09/08/0010/0031 22 Idkidu 11/9/1/52 11/09/0010/0052 9/8/1/77 09/08/0010/0077 23 Ira 11/911/58 11/09/0010/0058 9/8/1/35 09/08/0010/0035 24 Irvathur 11/9/1/18 11/09/0010/0018 9/8/1/18 09/08/0010/0018 25 Kadabettu 11/9/1/16 11/09/0010/0016 9/811/16 09/08/0010/0016 26 Kadeshwa 11 ya 11/9/1/80 11/09/0010/0080 9/8/1/58 09/08/0010/0058 27 Kairangala 11/9/1/60 11/09/0010/0060 9/8/1/37 09/08/0010/0037 28 Kall ige 11/9/1/74 11/09/0010/0074 9/8/1/52 09/08/0010/0052 29 Kanyana 11/9/1/38 11/09/0010/0038 9/8/1/63 09/08/0010/0063 30 Kariangala 11/9/1/71 11/09/0010/0071 9/811/49 09/08/0010/0049 31 Karopady 11/9/1/39 11/09/0010/0039 9/8/1/64 09/08/0010/0064 32 Karpe 11/9/1/7 11/09/001U/0007 9/81117 09/08/0010/0007 33 KavaLmudur 11/9/1/22 11/09/0010/0022 9/8/1/20 09/08/0010/0020 34 KavaLpadur 11/9/1/21 11/09/0010/0021 9/811128 09/08/0010/0028 35 Kedi La 11/9/1/49 11/09/0010/0049 9/811174 09/08/0010/0074 36 Kepu 11/9/1/34 11/09/0010/0034 9/8/1/81 09/08/0010/0081 37 Kodmannu 11/9/1/68 11/09/0010/0068 9/8/1/46 09/08/0010/0046 13 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK: BANTV AL-OOI 0 C. D. BLOCK: BANTVAL-OOlO SL N~ME OF THE VILL~GE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCAT ION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) {Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 38 Kai La 11/9/1/5 11/09/0010/0005 9/8/1/5 09/08/0010/0005 39 Kalnad 11/9/1/41 11/09/0010/0041 9/8/1/66 09/08/0010/0066 40 Kudambettu 11/9/1/17 11/09/0010/0017 9/8/1/15 09/08/0010/0015 41 Kukkipady 11/9/1/9 11/09/0010/0009 9/8/1/9 09/08/0010/0009 42 KuLa 11/9/1/53 11/09/0010/0053 9/8/1/78 09/08/0010/0078 43 Kuriyala 11/9/1/3 ,'/09/0010/0003 9/8/1/3 09/08/0010/0003 44 Kurnad 11/9/1/63 11/09/0010/0063 9/8/1/40 09/08/0010/0040 45 Manchi 11/9/1/56 11/09/0010/0056 9/8/1/33 09/08/0010/0033 46 Mani 11/9/1/46 11/09/0010/0046 9/8/1/71 09/08/0010/0071 47 Man; La 11/9/1/37 11/09/0010/0037 9/8/1/62 09/08/0010/0062 48 ManinaLkur 11/9/1/26 11/09/0010/0026 9/8/1/24 09/08/0010/0024 49 MermajaL 11/9/1/69 11/09/0010/0069 9/8/1/47 09/08/0010/0047 50 Mudanadugodu 11/9/1/20 11/09/0010/0020 9/8/1/30 09/08/0010/0030 51 Mudapadukodi 11/9/1/15 11/09/0010/0015 9/8/1/17 09/08/0010/0017 52 Munnur 11/9/1/75 11/09/0010/0075 9/8/1/53 09/08/0010/0053 53 Narikambu 11/9/1/76 11/09/0010/0076 9/8/1/54 09/08/0010/0054 54 Naringana 11/9/1/61 11/09/0010/0061 9/8/1/38 09/08/0010/0038 55 Navur 11/9/1/30 11/09/0010/0030 9/8/1/29 09/0$/0010/0029 56 Netlamudnur 11/9/1/47 11/09/0010/0047 9/8/1/73 09/08/0010/0073 57 PanjikaL 11/9/1/2 11/09/0010/0002 9/8/1/2 09/08/0(}'H}fQO02 58 Peraje 11/9/1/48 11/09/0010/0048 9/8/1/72 D9/08/0010/0072 59 Perne 11/9/1/50 11/09/0010/0050 9/8/1/75 09/08/0010/0075 60 Peruvai 11/9/1/36 11/09/0010/0036 9/8/1/61 09/08/0010/0061 61 Phajeer 11/9/1/62 11/09/0010/0062 9/8/1/39 09/08/0010/0039 62 PiLathabettu 11/9/1/19 11/09/0010/0019 9/8/1/19 09/08/0010/001..9 63 Pi Limogru 11/9/1/13 11/09/0010/0013 9/8/1/13 09/08/0010/0013 64 Punacha 11 /9/1 /33 11/09/0010/0033 9/8/1/80 09/08/0010/0080 65 Rayee 11/9/1/6 11/09/0010/0006 9/8/1/6 09/08/0010/0006 66 Sajiparnuda 11/911/57 11/09/0010/0057 9/8/1/34 09/08/0010/0034 67 Sajipanadu 11/9/1/66 11/09/0010/0066 9/8/1/43 09/08/0010/0043 68 Sajipapadu 11/911/65 11/09/0010/0065 9/8/1/42 09/08/0010/0042 69 SaLethur 11/9/1/40 11/09/0010/0040 9/8/1/65 09/08/0010/0065 70 Sangabettu 11/9/1/8 11/09/0010/0008 9/8/1/8 09/08/0010/0008 71 Sarapady 11/9/1/28 11/09/0010/0028 9/8/1/26 09/08/0010/0026 72 Shambur 11/9/1/77 11/09/0010/0077 9/8/1/55 09/08/0010/0055 73 Tenkabe LL ur 11/9/1/73 11/09/0010/0073 9/8/1/51 09/08/0010/0051 74 Tenkakajekar 11/9/1/24 11/09/0010/0024 9/8/1/22 09/08/0010/0022 75 Thumbe 11/9/1/67 11/09/0010/0067 9/8/1/44 09/08/0010/0044 14 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK: BANTY AL-OOIO C. D. BLOCK: BANTY AL-OOIO SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 76 Ul i 11/9/1/25 11/09/0010/0025 9/8/1/23 09/08/0010/0023 77 Veerakamba 11/9/1/44 11/09/0010/0044 9/8/1/69 09/08/0010/0069 78 Vittal 11/9/1/31 11/09/0010/0031 9/8/1/59 09/08/0010/0059 79 Vittalmudnur 11/9/1/32 11/09/0010/0032 9/8/1/79 09/08/0010/0079 80 Vittalpadnur 11/9/1/42 11/09/0010/0042 9/8/1/67 09/08/0010/0067 15 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BANTVAL; Code No. :0010 L.C. Nam~ of Village Total ar.:a of Total Amenitie" avallahle (if not availahle within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. th.: village Popu- column and n~xt to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 km~. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the ja~ility i¥ available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication N,) of tional Wat~r and Days of [Bus Stop. H(\u~~- Tele- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterwayl (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) AMTADY 1149.42 5324 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) W, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (975) Phone 2 PANJIKAL 753.20 2828 P(3), M(2) -(5-10) W, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (495) Phone 3 KURIYALA 849.64 2271 , P, M -(10+) W, HP PO, -(10+) BS (407) Phone 4 ARLA 718.67 3249 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) W, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (511) Phone 5 KOI LA 565.77 1734 P, M RP W, HP PTO, __-~Q-5) BS (313) Phone 6 RAYEE 683.26 1724 P, M PHC, FPC W, HP PTO, BS (294) Phone 7 KARPE 602.73 1495 P, M RP W, HP PO, - (0-5) BS ('240) Phone 8 SANGABETTU 1072.80 3860 P(2), M, RP W, HP PTO, TUE BS (665) H, PUC Phone 9 KUKKIPADY 871.72 2730 P, M -(0-5) W, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (487) Phone 16 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE NameofC.D.Block: BANTVAL; Code No.: OOlO Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land use (area under dift".:rent types of land usc in hectare. rounded to two decimal plac.:~) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No Forest Irrigat.:d Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by ~urce of irrigatIOn) waMe available (including for cultivation gauchar and grove~) (11) (12), (13) <14) (15) (16) (17) ( 18) (1) PR BANTVAl- 111- 4 EA Total 192.50 225.92 386.00 345.00 W 35.00 We 60.00 R 97.50 PR BANTVAl- 111- 8 EA Total 98.25 167.95 275.00 212.00 2 W 30.50 We 48.00 R 19.75 PR BANTVAl- II 1- 14 EA 70.82 Total 161.00 113.64 290.18 214.00 3 W 26.50 We 39.50 R 95.00 PR BANTVAl- III- 10 EA. 38.04 Total 139.75 114.92 212.00 213.96 4 W 51.25 We 46.00 R 42.50 PR BANTVAL- I I1- 9 EA 4.05 Total 75.00 149.77 204.00 132.95 5 W 37.00 We 28.50 R 9.50 PR BANTVAL- 111- 10 EA 4.10 Total 117.50 133.76 311.00 116.90 6 W 42.00 We 30.00 R 45.50 KR BANTVAL- 1I 1- 14 EA 4.86 Total 86.60 101.13 215_00 195.14 7 W 24.80 We 39.50 R 22.30 KR BANTVAL- 111- 11 EA 6.07 Total 167.80 156.00 456.00 286.93 8 W 41.50 We 80.00 R 46.30 PR BANTVAL- 111- 12 EA 6.48 Total 145.50 62.22 340.00 317.52 9 W 26.00 We 58.50 R 61.00 1? VILLAGE AMENITIES Name ofC.D.Block: BANTVAL; Code No. :0010 L.C. Nam~ of Villag~ Total area of Total Amenities availahle (if not availahle within the village. a dash (-) is .hown in the No. th~ village Popu column and n.:xt to it in hrack..:t>. the distance in hroad range> vi/.. -5 kms. 5-10 km •. (In hectare.) lation and 10+ km, of the nearest place where the facility is IIvailahle is giwn). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tiona I Water and Days of [Bu> Stop. House Tde- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Wat~rwayJ ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 10 ELIYANADUGOOU 509.95 1270 P, M -(0-5) Y, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (221) 11 CtlENNAITHODY 856.01 1581 P, M, II, PIIC, FPC T, Y, liP PO, FRi BS (266) PUC phone • 12 AJJIBETTU 1101.54 2075 P, M -(0-5) Y, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (353) phone 13 PI LIMOGRU 500.33 1570 P, M -(0-5) Y, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (280) 14 BUDOL! 309.40 682 P, M -(0-5) Y, HP PO, -(0-5? BS ( 108) Phone 15 MUDAPADUKODI 592.06 1976 P, M -(0-5) Y, HP PO -(0-5) BS (309) 16 KADABETTU 548.10 1994 P, M. RP 1.1, HP PO, -(10+) BS (327) Phone 17 KUDAMBETTU 481.35 1371 P -(5-10) \.I, HP PO -(0-5) -(0-5) (224) 18 I RVATHUR 464.03 1620 P -(0-5) Y, HP - (0- 5) -(0-5) BS (247) 18 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: BANTVAL; Code No.: 0010 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land us.: (ar.:a und'!r diff.:r.:nttyp.:s of land us.: in h.:ctar.:s rounded to two decimal plac.:s) to village and distance (in Km.) Supply Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturahle Area not (by source of irrigation) waste availabl.: (including for cultivation gauchar and groves) (11) (12) (13) ( 14) ( 15) (16) ( 17) ( 18) KR BANTVAL- II I - 13 EA 7.70 Total 122.00 45.95 230.00 104.30 W 37.25 We 48.35 R 36.40 PR 8ANTVAL- 1I1- 18 Ell. 144.88 Total 105.50 77.01 352.50 176.12 . W 31.50 We 61.00 R 13.00 PR BANTVAL- 1I1- 22 EA 188.59 Total 125.75 131.79 375.00 280.41 W 27.60 We 45.90 R 52.25 PR BANTVAL- 111- 18 EA Total 76.25 75.08 175.00 174.00 W 33.00 We 29.50 R 13.75 PR BANTVAL- II 1- 14 EA Total 61.00 57.40 125.00 66.00 TIc. 36.00 We 20.00 R 5.00 KR BANTVAL- 111- 12 EA 40.47 Total 89.00 104.06 213.00 145.53 W 22.50 We 31.75 R 34.75 PR BANTVAL- II 1- 12 EA 40.52 Total 62.00 88.10 286.00 71.48 W 16.50 We 27.25 R 18.25 PR BANTVAL- I I 1- 13 EA 50.99 Total 86.00 94.35 170.00 80.01 W 15.45 lJe 46.50 R 24.05 PR BANTVAL- 111-< 20 EA 40.47 Total 57.00 245.03 60.00 61.53 W 15.50 We 31.00 R 10.50 19 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BANTVAL; Code No. :0010 L.C. Nam.: of Village Total area of Total Aml!nities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. th.: village Popu- column and next to it in brackets. the distance in on'ad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place wh.:re the facility is available is given). and Educa- . Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tiona! Water and Days of (Bus SlOp. House- Tele- market! Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway] (1) (2) .(3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 19 PI LATHABETTU 1021.15 2681 P(2), 14(2) PHC, FPC W, TW, HP PTO, -(10+) BS (486) Phone 20 MUDANADUGOOU 1247.81 2044 P(4), M - (5-10) W, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (350) 21 KAVALPADUR 1024.98 3129 P(2), 14(2) RP W, HP po, - (10+) BS (499) Phone 22 KAVALMUDUR 1563.25 3745 P(2), 14(2) RP W, TW, HP PO, - (10+) BS (621) Phone 23 BADAGAKAJEKAR 749.74 2075 P(2), 14(2) RP W, HP PTO, -(10+) as (357) Phone 24 TENKAKAJEKAR 616.43 1436 P(2), M RP W, TW, HP Phone -(10+, BS (244) 25 ULl 1262.94 3162 P(Z), M, H RP W, TW, HP PTO, - (10+) BS (518) Phone 26 MANINALKUR 1365.46 4274 P(3), -(0-5) W, HP PTO, - (10+) BS 0.1,'>\ Mf?) II Phone 27 DEVASHYAMUDUR 242.14 603 .p, M - (0-5) W, HP Phone -(10+) BS (103) 20 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : BANTVAL; Code No.: 0010 Approllch N.:ar,:sl Town, Class ofTQwn Pow.:r Land u,.! (ar~a linda differ~nt tyr~; ofland '''~ in hectare; rounded to two decImal places) L.C. to villag.: and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Fore>t Irtiga\\!d Un-irrigated Cu!\urab!e Area not (by "Duree of irrigation) wa5l(t! a"ailable (including lor cultivation gauchar and groves) ( 11 ) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (1) PR BANTVAL- HI- 18 EA 150.55 Total 59.00 154.15 507.00 150.45 19 1.1 20.00 l.Ie 26.80 R 12.20 PR BANTVAL' Ill' 6 EA Total 121.00 88.81 583.00 455.00 20 1.1 45.50 We 36.90 R 38.60 PR BANTVAL' Ill· 13 EA 160.00 Total 123.50 260.48 224.00 257.00 21 1.1 50.00 We 63.50 R 10.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 15 EA 65.21 Total 105.25 355.00 583.00 454.79 22 W 28.50 lJe 69.75 R 7.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 25 EA 97.00 Total 98.50 117.24 225.00 212.00 23 101 16.50 We 42.00 R 40.00 PR BA.tHVAL - lll- 22 Ell. 87.00 Total 85.00 125.43 166.00 153.00 24 1.1 31. 75 We 20.00 R 33.25 PR BANTVAL- 111- 20 EA 60.70 Total 82.50 212.44 562.00 345.30 25 101 22.00 We 31.50 R 29.00 PR BANTVAl- 111- 15 EA Total 97.75 242.71 624.00 401.00 26 101 31.50 We 28.00 R 38.25 PR BANTVAl- 111- 15 EA 19.50 Total 65.45 18.69 69.00 69.50 27 IJ 19.25 We 23.00 R 23.20 21 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BANTVAL; Code No. :0010 LC Name of Village Total an!a of Total Amemth!' avallahle (II not avallahle wlthm the VIllage. d da,h (-) I. shown m the No the Village Popu- column and next to It m hraclets. the dt'tance m hn)ad lange.'vLl -'i lm,. 'i-IO lllls (In hectare,) latlOn and 10+ lm' 01 the neare,t place where the lac Ihty IS avallabk " gIven) and Edu<.a- MedICal Dnnlmg P",l Day or CommuntcatlOn No 01 tlOnal Water and Day' 01 [Bu. Stop. House- T de- marlet/ RaIlway Stallon. hold. graph hat It any Walerwa) J (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 28 SARAPADY 1048.64 3289 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) W, TW, HP PTO, - (10+) BS (557) Phone 29 DEVASHYAPADUR 427.35 1058 P, M -(0-5) W, HP Phone -(10+) BS ( 170) 30 NAVUR 957.06 4451 P(2), M(2) PHC, FPC W, TW, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (762) Phone 31 VITTAL 2037.42 14196 P(l) , PHC, FPC W, TW, HP PTO, TUE BS (2363) M(7) , Phone H(2) , PUC 32 VITTALMUDNUR 1327.27 3998 P(2), M(2) RP W, TW, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (597) Phone 33 PUNACHA 2785.38 7489 P(5), RP W, TW, HP PTO, -(10+) BS (1222) M(5), H Phone 34 KEPU 1585.41 4873 P(3) , PHC T, II, Til, PTO, -(10+) BS (813) M(3), H(2) HP Phone 35 ALIKE 1414.12 5211 P(3) , -(0-5) 1./, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (748) M(3) , H, Phone PUC 36 PERUVAI 976.51 2848 P(2), PHC, FPC 1./, HP PO, -(10+) BS (492) M(2) , H Phone 22 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: BANTVAL; Code No.: 0010 Approach Ne (11) (12) (13) (11,) ( 15) (16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR BANTVAL- 111- 18 EA Total. 130.80 376.84 293.00 248.00 28 101 15.00 We 22.75 R 93.05 PR BANTVAL- I I I - 12 EA 16.51 Total 69.45 131.90 83.00 126.49 29 101 16.50 lJe 21.25 R 31.70 PR BANTVAL- I I I - 8 EA 104.00 Total 62.60 196.46 315.00 279.00 30 101 13.75 lJe 30.00 R 18.85 PR BANTVAL- I I I - 16 EA 475.00 Total 272_50 337.92 220.00 732.00 31 W 115.00 We 120.00 R 37.50 PR PUTTUR- I I 1- 10 EA Total 127.30 248.92 191.00 760.05 32 W 50.00 We 58.50 R 18.80 PR PUTTUR- 111- 12 EA 598.00 Total 336.50 510.88 288.00 1052.00 33 W 90.00 We 175.00 R 71.50 PR PUTTUR- 111- 20 EA Total 124.75 458.66 403.00 599.00 34 1.1 50.00 We 60.50 R 14.25 PR PUTTUR- 111- 20 EA 136.00 Total 315.25 281.87 139.00 542.00 35 W 65.50 We 215.75 R 34.00 PR PUTTUR- 111- 25 EA Total 131.00 326.51 219.DO 300.00 36 W 28.00 We 86.50 R 16.50 23 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BANTVAL; Code No. :0010 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities availahle (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu· column and next to it in hrackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In h (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 37 MANILA 1121.45 3230 P(3) , -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO, -(10+) BS (508) M(2), H Phone 38 KANYANA 1537.23 6601 P(6), PHC, FPC, 1.1, HI, HP PTO, THU BS ( 1048) M(4) , H, RP Phone PUC 39 KAROPADY 1477.06 5675 P(4), M(2) RP 1.1, TW, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (945) Phone 40 SALETHUR 530.18 1919 P(3), M(2) PHC 1,1, HP PO, -(10+) BS (321) Phone 41 KOLNAD 2351.95 10303 P(5), RP 1.1, TW, HP PTO, WED as (1618) M(5), H Phone 42 VITTALPADNUR 1481.77 5324 P(4), M(3) -(0-5) 1,1, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (854) Phone 43 BOLANTHUR 704.09 3773 P(2), M(2) RP 1.1, HP PO, -(0-5) as (601) Phone • 44 VEERAKAMBA 940.53 3309 P(2), M(2) -(5-10) 1,1, TW, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (527) Phone 45 ANANTHADI 536.07 2206 P, M -(5-10) 1,1, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (328) Phone 24 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Namt: of C.D.Block : BANTVAL: Codt: No.: 0010 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Pow.:r Land u,,, (area und"r difti:rcnt typ"s of land u • .: in h.:ctar.:s rounded to two decimal places) L.C. 10 village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Cuhurable Area not (by M)urc¢ of irrigation) waste available (including for wltivation gauchar and groves) (11) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) ( 17) ( 18) ( 1 ) PR PUTTUR- 111- 22 EA Total 152.50 206.95 189.00 573.00 37 W 42.80 We 65.50 R 44.20 PR BANTVAL- I I I - 32 EA 259.00 Total 24L75 404.48 167.00 465.00 38 W 50.60 We 102.50 R 88.65 PR BANTVAL- 111- 32 EA 222.00 Total 267.50 413.56 153.00 421.00 39 'oJ 102.10 We 112.75 R 52.65 PR BANTVAL- 111- 20 EA 10.00 Total 142.20 145.98 72.00 160.00 40 W 35.80 We 69.75 R 36.65 PR BANTVAL- 111- 14 EA 34.40 Total 231.00 638.95 508.00 939.60 41 W 90.50 We 100.20 R 40.30 PR BANTVAL- 111- 16 EA 83.00 Total 219.50 290.27 209.00 680.00· 42 'oJ 65.60 We 120.50 R 33.40 PR BANTVAL- I lI- la EA Total 91.50 228.59 129.00 255.00 43 'oJ 28.40 We 55.20 R 7.90 PR BANTVAL- II 1- 10 EA Total 110.75 320.78 172.00 337.00 44 W 36.50 We 40.00 R 34.25 PR PUTTUR- 111- 14 EA 83.00 Total 76.80 225.27 81.00 70.00 45 W 22.00 We 40.25 R 14.55 25 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BANTVAL; Code No. :0010 L.C. Name of Village Total an:a of Total Am.:niti.:~ availao!.: (if not availaok within th.: villag.:. a dash (-) is shown in th.: No. the village Popu column and next h) it in hrackets. the distance in hroad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms oflhe nearest place wh..:r.: Ihe fa~ility is available is given). and Educa- M.:dical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Day~ of (Bus Stop. Hous.: T.:!.:- mark.:t! Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway J (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 46 MANI 524.26 2997 P(2), PHC, FPC, IJ, TIJ, HP PTO, SAT BS (481) M(2), H RP Phone 47 NETLAMUDNUR 550.47 2411 P, M RP IJ, TI.I, HP PO, -(5-10) BS, RS (402) Phone 48 PERAJE 517.72 2015 P(2), M -(10+) 1./, HP PO, -(0-5) -(0-5) (309) Phone 49 KEDI LA 929.32 3969 P(4), M(2) -(0·5) IJ, HP, R PTO, -(0-5) BS (632) Phone 50 PERNE 566.96 1990 P(2), RP 1.1, HP, R PO - (10+) BS (307) M(2), H 51 BILlYUR 748_33 3082 P(3), M(2) -(0-5) 1./, HP, R PO -(0-5) BS (470.) 52 IDKIDU 843_95 3664 P(3), M(3) RP 1./, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (569) Phone 53 KULA 556.82 2558 P(2), M(2) RP 1./, HP, R PO -(5·10) -(0·5) (400) 26 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: BANTVAL; Code No.: 0010 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land u!.e (area under ditli:rent type!. of land use in hectare!. rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Fore!.t Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available (including for cultivation gauchar and groves) (11) (12) (13) ( 14) ( 15) (16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR BANTVAL- I I 1- 12 EA 61.00 Total 61.45 98.81 141.00 162.00 46 101 20.70 loIe 32.00 R 8.75 PR PUTTUR- 111- 11 EA 64.00 Total 80.50 173.97 100.00 132.00 47 101 23.60 loIe 31.50 R 25.40 PR BANTVAL- 111- 21 EA 71.00 Total 53.75 161.97 92.00 139.00 48 101 15.90 loIe 26.50 R 11.35 PR PUTTUR- 111- 9 EA Total 192.50 245.52 158.00 333.30 49 101 43.50 loIe 82.50 R 66.50 PR BANTVAL- 111- 24 EA 34.00 Total 63.80 171.16 116.00 182.00 50 101 25.00 loIe 23.25 R 15.55 PR BANTVAL- 111- 24 EA 100.00 Total 84.50 233.83 122.00 208.00 51 101 15.00 loIe 18.50 R 51.00 PR PUTTUR- 111- 8 EA 290.00 Total 162.60 255.35 57.00 79.00 52 \01 30.45 \ole 63.50 R 68.65 PR PUTTUR- 111- 9 EA 4.00 Total 78.25 207.57 121.00 146.00 53 \01 20.25 \ole 40.00 R 18.00 27 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BANTVAL; Code No. :0010 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 kms, (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional . Water and Days of [Bus Stop, House Tele- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway] (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 54 GOLTHAMAJAL 595.39 5376 P(3) , RP W, TW, HP PTO, SAT BS (792) M(2), H Phone 55 AMTOOR 517.68 2553 P(Z), M(Z) -(5-10) W, TW, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (435) Phone 56 MANCHI 1212.71 5802 P(4), PHC, FPC T, W, HP PTO, SUN BS (940) M(2), H Phone 57 SAJIPAMUOA 888.60 5543 P(Z), -(5-10) W, TW, HP PTO, - (5-10) BS (893) M(2), H Phone 58 IRA 1319.80 5413 P(2), M -(0-5) W, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (889) Phone 59 BALEPUNI 741.58 2907 paL M -(0-5) W, HP PO -(10+) BS (476) 60 KAIRANGALA 692.63 3480 P, M RP W, HP PO -(10+) BS (536) 61 NAR I NGANA 811.50 4426 P(Z), M, H RP W, HP PO -(10+) BS (695) 62 PHAJEER 1285.17 5130 P(3), M(3) RP T, W, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (865) Phone 28 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : BANTVAL; Code No.: 0010 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Powo::r Land uso:: (aNa under diffo::rent types of land use in ho::ctares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village arid distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigato::d Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available (including for cultivation gauchar and groves) ( 11) (1.2) (13) (,14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) PR BANTVAl- 111- 8 EA Total 64.70 195.69 166.00 169.00 54 II 22.50 lie 31.50 R 10.70 PR BANTVAl' 111- 8 EA Total 51.20 153.48 124.00 189.00 55 II 15.50 We 22.00 R 13.70 PR BANTVAl- 111- 12 EA Total 112.50 271.21 405.00 424.00 56 II 24.00 We 55.20 R 33.30 PR BANTVAl- 111- 8 EA Total 58.25 252.35 336.00 242.00 57 W 6.50 We 25.50 R 26.25 PR BANTVAl' 111- 13 EA Total 151.40 313.40 449.00 406.00 58 W 32.50 We 41.70 R 77.20 PR BANTVAl- 111- 20 EA Total 72.45 190.13 243.00 236.00 59 W 15.00 We 30.25 R 27.20 PR BANTVAl- 111- 22 EA Total 114.30 203.33 186.00 189.00 60 W 31.00 We 49.65 R 33.65 PR BANTVAl- 111- 25 EA Total 102.45 140.05 225.00 344.00 61 W 22.00 We 38.50 R 41.95 PR BANTVAl- 111- 13 EA 8.00 Total 130.60 258.57 350.00 538.00 62 W 40.25 We 50.30 R 40.05 29 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BANTVAL; Code No. :0010 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if nol availabl.: within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and next 10 it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Posl Day or Communication No.of lional Wat.:r and Days of [Bus Stop. Hous~ Tel,,- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat ifany Waterway] (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 63 KURNAD 635.09 2331 P(2), Pile, FPC, 101, liP PO, -(5-10) BS (411) M(2), II, RP Phone PUC 64 CHElUR 344.65 1039 P, M -(5-10) 101, HP PO -(5-10) BS (186) 65 SAJIPAPADU 309.86 1828 P, M RP 101, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (308) Phone 66 SAJIPANADU 379.03 4188 P(2), M PIIC, FPC 101, liP PTO, -(5-10) BS (581) Phone 67 TIIUMBE 533.76 4917 P(2), RP T, 101, TW, PTO, -(5-10) BS (768) M( 2), H HP Phone 68 KOOMANNU 341.60 1557 P, M - (0-5) 101, liP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (262) 69 MERMAJAL 545.57 2824 P, M -(5-10) 101, HP PO, - (10+) BS (472) Phone 70 AMMUNJE 627.67 4071 P(2) , PHC, FPC 101, HP PTO, - (10+) BS (670) M(2) , H, Phone PUC 71 KARIANGAlA 655.24 4125 P(2), M(2) RP 101, HP PO, TUE BS (658) Phone 30 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : BANTVAL; Code No.: OOlO Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land use (area under diff",rent types of land use in h",ctar.:s rounded to two d"cimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigat",d Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available (induding for cultivation gauchar and groves) (11) ( 12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR BANTVAL- lll- 12 EA 4.00 Total 102.35 172.74 172.00 184.00 63 II 22.00 !,Ie 42.75 R 37.60 PR BANTVAL- 111- 9 EA Total 69.50 82.15 107.00 86.00 64 II 10.30 lie 20.00 R 39.20 PR BANTVAL- 111- 9 EA Total 51.50 108.36 88.00 62.00 65 II 16.00 lie 13.50 R 22.00 PR BANTVAL- 1 I 1 - 13 EA Total 69.00 139.03 98.00 73.00 66 II 18.25 lie 29.00 R 21.75 PR BANTVAL- 111- 9 EA Total 58.50 242.26 119.00 114.00 67 II 8.00 lie 10.50 R 40.00 PR PUDU- IV- 4 EA Total 36.75 95.85 99.00 110.00 68 II 15.00 lie 14.00 R 7.75 PR PUDU- IV- 4 EA Total 58.65 137.92 147.00 202.00 69 II 19.40 lie 22.50 R 16.75 PR BANTVAL- 111- 13 EA Total 54.50 137.17 198.00 238.00 70 II 10.00 lie 17.20 R 27.30 PR BANTVAL- 111- 12 EA Total 48.75 163.49 218.00 225.00 71 II 8.00 lie 12.35 R 28.40 31 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BANTVAL; Code No. :0010 L.C. Total area of Total Amenities availank (if not avallank within the village. a dash (-I i~ sho\\11 in the No. the;! village;! Popu column and next to it in nrackets. the disllInce in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hedarc:s) lation and 10 + kms of the neare;!st place where the facilitv is availanle;! I, I!ivt!n). and Eouca- Medkal Drinking Post Day or Communtcatum No.of tional Water and Days of (Bus Slllp. lIou,e T.:Ie- market/ Railway Statiol1. holds graph hal if an~' Waterway) I 3 I 14 I (6 I 71 ( 8 ( 10 72 BADAGA BELLUR %4.64 3727 p. M RP W, HP PO, BS (641 ) Phone 73 TENKABELLUR 290.76 1244 P, M - (0·5) W, HP BS (236) 74 KALLIGE 620.64 3452 W, HP ['TO, BS (575 ) [,hene 75 MUNNUR 705.41 - ( 5 - 10) W, TW, HP PO, 15-10) BS Phone 76 NARIKOMBU 107l.88 6327 PI.5), MI41 -(0-51 W, TW, HP PTO, 10-5) BS 11022 ) Phone 77 SHAMBUR 656.18 2208 P, M - (5 -10) W, HP PO, . 15 -10) BS (326 ) Phone 78 BALTHILA 1218.07 P~21, M, H PHe, FPC W, HP PTO, . (10+) BS Phone 79 BAR I MAR 771.36 2744 W, TW, HP ?TO, - (0· 5) BS (451 ) Phon~ 80 KADESHWALLYA 1205.90 4431 W, HP, R "TO, ",5-10, BS ( 730) Pnone Tut:11 SUrTl, 7DC43.57 2794S1 FHCiI5), (45248 ~1 141" FPC 113; HI ,,4, , PUC,7: DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: BANTVAL; Code No.: 0010 ----- Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land use (area under differ.::nt type, of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.c. to village and di~tance (in Km.) Supply ----- No. Fore~t Irrigated Un-migated Culturahle Area not (hy source of irrigation) waste availahle (mcluding for cultivatIOn gauchar and grove~) .------(11.' '12) '13 . '14 115 ) 16 ( 17 1>1, ·1, PR BANTVAL- 11 1- 10 EA Totdl 52.00 209.64 220.00 333.CC 72 W 9.30 W'" 13.50 R 29.20 PR BANTVAL- 111- 11 EA Total 43.25 99.51 100.00 48.00 73 W 11.50 W'" 20.00 R 11.75 PR BANTVAL- nI- S EA Total 56.60 154.04 169.00 241. 00 74 W 15.00 We 20.00 R 21. 60 PR BANTVAL- Ill- S EA Total 99.50 182.91 202.00 221.00 75 W 15.00 We 18.00 R 56.50 PR BANTVAL- III - 5 EA Total 79.75 204.13 280.00 508.00 76 W 9.50 We 10.25 R 60.00 PR BANTVAL- lII- 8 EA Total 32.50 142.68 273.00 208.00 77 W 5.00 We 6.50 R 21.00 PR BANTVAL- rIl- 12 EA Total 79.35 313 . 72 372.00 453.00 78 W 15.00 We 24.75 R 39.60 PR BANTVAL- III - 10 EA 124.00 Total 47.50 239.86 207.00 153.00 79 W 10.50 We 12.45 R 24.55 PR BANTVAL- II I· 20 EA 202.20 Total 94.25 340.65 304.00 264.80 80 W 8.50 We 10.00 R 75.75 4271.11 Total 8679.40 16156.32 18813.68 22123.06 Tk 36.00 We 3589.20 W 2326.80 R 2727 .40 BELTANGADI C.D.BLOCK ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK: BELTANGADI-0020 C D. BLOCK: BELTANGADl-0020 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (ManuaL) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 Andinje 11/9/2/64 11/09/0020/0064 9/8/2/38 09/08/0020/0038 2 Arambody 11/9/2/56 11/09/0020/0056 9/8/2/27 09/08/0020/00?? 3 Badagakaranqur 11/9/2/73 11/09/0020/0073 9/8/2/44 09/08/0020/0044 4 Badekody 11/9/2/58 11/09/0020/0058 9/8/2/29 09/08/0020/0029 5 Bajre '1/9/2/54 11/09/0020/0054 9/8/2/53 09/08/0020/0053 6 Balanja 11/9/2/78 11/09/0020/0078 9/8/2/49 09/08/0020/0049 7 Bandar 11/9/2/27 11/09/0020/0027 9/8/2/55 09/0~0020/0055 8 Barya 11/9/2/32 11/09/0020/0032 9/8/2/60 09/08/0020/0060. 9 Belal 11/9/2/42 11/09/0020/0042 9/8/2/70 09/08/0020/0070 10 Belthangadi 11/9/2/1 11/09/0020/0001 9/8/2/0 09/08/0020/0000 11 Charmady '1/9/2/20 11/09/0020/0020 9/8/2/18 09/08/0020/0018 12 Chibidre 11/9/2/45 11/09/0020/0045 9/8/2/74 09/08/0020/0074 13 Oharmasthala 11/9/2/44 11/09/0020/0044 9/8/2/72 09/08/0020/0072 14. Gardady 11/9/2/5 11/09/0020/0005 9/8/2/5 09/08/0020/0005 15 Gunduri 11/9/2/55 11/09/0020/0055 9/8/2/26 09/08/0020/0026 16 Hathyadka 11/9/2/51 11/09/0020/0051 9/8/2/80 09/08/0020/0080 17 Hosangady '1/9/2/57 11/09/0020/0057 9/8/2/28 09/08/0020/0028 18 Ilanthi La 11/Q/2/29 11/09/0020/0029 9/8/2/57 09/08/0020/0057 19 Indabettu '1/9/2/15 11/09/0020/0015 9/8/2/14 09/08/0020/0014 20 Kadirudyavara 11/9/2/18 11/09/0020/0018 9/8/2/17 09/08/0020/0017 21 Kalanja '1/9/2/47 11/09/0020/0047 9/8/2/76 09/08/0020/0076 22 Kat iva 11/9/2/39 11/09/0020/0039 9/8/2/67 09/08/0020/0067 23 Kalmanja 11/9/2/23 11/09/0020/0023 9/8/2/22 09/08/0020/0022 24 Kaniyoor 11/9/2/41 11/09/0020/0041 9/8/2/69 09/08/0020/0069 25 Kanyady 11/9/2/14 11/09/0020/0014 9/8/2/13 09/08/0020/0013 26 Karambar 11/9/2/76 11/09/0020/0076 9/8/2/47 09/08/0020/0047 27 Karaya 11/9/2/31 11/09/0020/0031 9/8/2/59 09/08/0020/0059 28 Karimanel 11/9/2/59 11/09/0020/0059 9/8/2/31 09/08/0020/0031 29 Kashipatna 11/9/2/60 11/09/0020/0060 9/8/2/30 09/08/0020/0030 30 Kokkada 11/9/2/26 11/09/0020/0026 9/8/2/54 09/08/0020/0054 31 Kokrady 11/9/2/67 11/09/0020/0067 9/8/2/39 09/08/0020/0039 32 Koyyur 11/9/2/25 11/09/0020/0025 9/8/2/24 09/08/0020/0024 33 Kudyady 11/9/2/68 11/09/0020/0068 9/8/2/40 09/08/0020/0040 34 Kukkala 11/9/2/36 11/09/0020/0036 9/8/2/64 09/08/0020/0064 35 Kukkedi 11/9/2/81 11/09/0020/0081 9/8/2/52 09/08/0020/0052 36 Kuthlur 11/9/2/70 11/09/0020/0070 9/8/2/36 09/08/0020/0036 37 Kuvettu 11/9/2/7 11/09/0020/0007 9/8/2/2 09/08/0020/0002 37 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK: BELTANGADI-0020 C. D. BLOCK: BEL TANGAD[-0020 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 38 Laila 11/9/2/11 11/09/0020/0011 9/8/2/10 09/08/0020/0010 39 Machina 11/9/2/38 11/09/0020/0038 9/8/2/66 09/08/0020/0066 40 Malady 11/9/2/4 11/09/0020/0004 9/8/2/4 09/08/0020/0004 41 Malavanthige 11/9/2/16 11/09/0020/0016 9/8/2/15 09/08/0020/0015 42 Marody 11/9/2/61 11/09/0020/0061 9/8/2/34 09/08/0020/0034 43 Melanthabettu 11/9/2/8 11/09/0020/0008 9/8/2/7 09/08/0020/0007 44 Mithabagi lu 11/9/2/17 11/09/0020/0017 9/8/2/16 09/08/0020/0016 45 Mogru 11/9/2/28 11/09/0020/0028 9/8/2/56 09/08/0020/0056 46 Mudukody 11/9/2/63 11/09/0020/0063 9/8/2/32 09/08/0020/0032 47 Mundaje 11/9/2/19 11/09/0020/0019 9/8/2/21 09/08/0020/0021 48 Mundur 11/9/2/9 11/09/0020/0009 9/8/2/8 09/08/0020/0008 49 Nalkur 11/9/2/79 11/09/0020/0079 9/8/2/50 09/08/0020/0050 50 Handa 11/9/2/12 11/09/0020/0012 9/8/2/11 09/08/0020/0011 51 Naravi 11/9/2/66 11/09/0020/0066 9/8/2/35 09/08/0020/0035 52 Havara 11/9/2/71 11/09/0020/0071 9/8/2/42 09/08/0020/0042 53 Navoor 11/9/2/13 11/09/0020/0013 9/8/2/12 09/08/0020/0012 54 Ne:riya 11/9/2/21 11/09/0020/0021 9/8/2/19 09/08/0020/0019 55 NidLe 11/9/2/52 11/09/0020/0052 9/8/2/73 09/08/0020/0073 56 Nittade 11/9/2/80 11/09/0020/0080 9/8/2/51 09/08/0020/0051 57 Nyayatarf 11/9/2/40 11/09/0020/0040 9/8/2/68 09/08/0020/0068 58 Padangady 11/9/2/6 11/09/0020/0006 9/8/2/6 09/08/0020/0006 59 Parenky 11/9/2/37 11/09/0020/0037 9/8/2/65 09/08/0020/0065 60 Patrame 11/9/2/43 11/09/0020/0043 9/8/2/71 09/08/0020/0071 61 Perady 11/9/2/62 11/09/0020/0062 9/8/2/33 09/08/0020/0033 62 Pi lLya 11/9/2/72 11/09/0020/0072 9/8/2/43 09/08/0020/0043 63 Puduvettu 11/9/2/46 11/09/0020/0046 9/8/2/75 09/08/0020/0075 64 Puthi La 11/9/2/34 11/09/0020/0034 9/8/2/6'2, 09/08/0020/0062 65 Rekhya 11/9/2/50 11/09/0020/0050 9/812/79 09/08/0020/0079 66 Savanal 11/9/2/1 0 11/09/0020/0010 9/8/2/9 09/08;0020/0009 67 Savya 11/9/2/65 11/09/0020/0065 9/8/2/37 09/08/0020/0037 68 Shibaje 11/9/2/49 11/09/0020/0049 9/8/2/78 09/08/0020/0078 69 ShirlaL 11/9/2/75 11/09/0020/0075 9/8;2/46 09/08/0020/0046 70 Shish; La 11/9/2/48 11;09/0020/0048 9/8/2/77 09/08/0020/0077 71 Sonandur 11/9/2/3 11;09/0020/0003 9/8/2/3 09/08/0020/0003 72 Sulkeri 11/9/2/69 11/09/0020/0069 9/8/2/41 09/08/0020/0041 73 Sulkerimogru 11/9/2/74 11/09/0020/0074 9/8/2/45 09/08/0020/0045 74 Thannirpantha 11/9/2/35 11/09/0020/0035 9/812/63 09/08/0020/0063 75 Thekkar 11/9/2/33 11/09/0020/0033 9/8/2/61 09/08/0020/0061 76 Thenkakarandur 11/9/2/77 11/09/0020/0077 9/8/2/48 09/08/0020/0048 38 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK: BELTANGADI-0020 C. D. BLOCK: BEL TANGADI-OO:20 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 77 Thotathady 11/9/2/22 1'/09/0020/0022 9/8/2/20 09/08/0020/0020 78 Ujre 11/9/2/24 11 /09/0020/0024 9/8/2/23 09/08/0020/0023 79 Uruval 11/9/2/30 11/09/0020/0030 9/8/2/58 09/08/0020/0058 80 Venoor 11/9/2/53 11/09/0020/0053 9/8/2/25 09/08/0020/0025 81 Vodilnala '1/9/2/2 11 /09/0020/0002 9/8/2/1 09/08/0020/0001 39 VILLAGE AMENITIES NameofC.D.Block: BELTANGADI; Code No. :0020 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities availahk (if not availahI..: within the village. a dash (-j is shown;n the No. the village Popu ,olumn and next to it in hra,kets. the di,tan,e in hroad ranges vi/.. -~ km,. 5-10 kms. (In hedar (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) BELTHANGADI 887.39 6447 P(6) , PHC, FPC, T, 1.1, HP PTO, MON BS ( 1303) M(4), H, RP Phone PUC 2 VODILNALA 1056.23 2447 P(2), M -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (420) Phone 3 SONANDUR 558.13 2132 P - (5-10) 1.1, HP, R PO, -(0-5) BS (344) Phone 4 MALADY 964.52 3316 P, M, H -(0-5) 1.1, HP, R PTO, -(10+) BS (572) Phone 5 GARDADY 1140.36 2216 P(2), M -(5-10) 1.1, HP PO -(5-10) BS (412) • 6 PADANGADY 1127.15 2770 P, M -(5-10) 1.1, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (492) Phone 7 KUVETTU 869.36 4822 P(2), -(0-5) T, 1.1, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (803) M( 2), H Phone 40 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Blol:k: BELTANGADI; Code No.: 0020 Approach N.:arest Town. Class of Town Power Land L"e (area under din-':rentt)pe, of land U'l! in hectare> rounded to two decimal place,) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigat~d U n-irrigat..:d Cuiturahle Area Ilot (hy sOLIn;.: of irrigatioll) wa~h! availahk (including for cuitivati(ln gau~harand grov\!~) (11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR BANTVAL- 111- 33 EA 180.00 Total 173.00 150.00 333.10 51.29 Tk 73.86 IJ 13.26 IJe 10.14 0 75.74 PR BANTVAL- 111- 30 EA 639.23 Total 264.00 66.00 65.00 22.00 2 Tk 42.00 IJ 38.00 IJe 39.00 R 63.00 0 82.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 25 EA 213.13 Total 230.00 25.00 40.00 50.00 3 Tk 81.00 IJ 12.00 IJe 16.00 0 121.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 23 EA 245.52 Total 177.00 75.00 407.00 60.00 4 Tk 57.00 IJ 21.00 IJe 9.00 0 90.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 23 EA 469.36 Total 212.00 202.00 167.00 90.00 5 Tk 111.00 IJ 12.00 IJe 17.00 R 12.00 0 60.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 22 EA 417.00 Total 273.15 152.00 210.00 75.00 6 Tk 101.00 IJ 22.15 lJe 16.00 0 134.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 30 EA Total 169.36 330.00 . 220.00 150.00 7 Tk 59.00 IJ 8.00 0 102.36 41 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name ofC.D.Block : BELTANGADI, Codt: No. :0020 LC Nam.: ot VIJlag.: TOlal ar.:a 01 Tolal Amllnlll':' avalldhl.: (II nol avallahl.: wllhm Ih.: villag.:. a da,h (-) " ,hown m Ih.: No Ih.: ~llIag.: Popu ,ollimn and n.:xllo 11111 hrad.. .:I', Ihl! dlMan.1! In hroad rang.:' VII ~ lm. ~-IO lm' (In h.:dar.:,) lallOn dnd 10+ lm' of Ih.: n.:ar~\1 pia,.: wh.:r.: Ih.: ta,lill> "avallahll! " glv.:n) and Edu,a- M':lh.a) DnnllOg PO.I Day or CommunI,ahon No "I hond) Wal.:r and Day' of [Bu, Slop. Hou,.: Tcl.:- mar(._.:11 Railway Sial IOn hold, graph hal II dn) Wat.:rway! (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 8 MELANTHAaETTU 513.52 1420 P, M -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO - (0-5) as (250) 9 MUNDUR 457.02 898 P -(0-5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) as ( 152) 10 SAVANAL 2234.51 1491 P, M -(5-10) 1.1, HP PTO, '-(5-10) as (264) Phone 11 LAI LA 1859.38 6198 P(5), M(4) -(5-10) T, 1.1, HP PTO, -(0-5) as (1108) Phone 12 NANDA 1886.92 2719 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) 1.1, HP PTO, -(0-5) as (453) Phone 13 NAVOOR 6077.53 2355 P(2), M -(5-10) 1.1, HP PTO, -(10+) as (388) Phone 14 KANYADY 923.23 1563 P(2), M -(5-10) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(10+) as (270) 42 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C. D. Block : BELTANGADI; Code No.: 0020 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land us.: (area under different types of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. tovillagll and distancll (in Km.) Supply No. Fore.t Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available (induding for cultivation gauchar and groves) ( 11 ) (12) ( 13) ( 14) ( 15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) (1) PR BANTVAL- 111- 36 EA 122.00 Total 134.52 148.00 77.00 32.00 8 W 37.52 0 97.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 32 EA 115.00 Total 76.02 49.00 190.00 27.00 9 Tk 8.00 W 10.02 R 8.00 0 50.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 36 EA 558.51 Total 295.00 224.00 1122.00 35.00 10 Tk 34.00 W 42.00 We 40.00 R 80.00 0 99.00 PR BANTVAL- 1 II' 35 EA 488.00 Total 239.38 427.00 585.00 120.00 11 W 22.00 We 12.38 R 102.00 0 103.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 40 EA 785.92 Total 215.00 388.00 378.00 120.00 12 W 44.00 We 3.00 R 36.00 0 132.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 40 EA 3007.00 Total 962.53 1290.00 490.00 328.00 13 Tk 230.00 W 156.53 We 49.00 R 240.00 0 287.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 42 EA 303.00 Total 147.00 213.00 83.00 177.23 14 Tk 40.00 W 8.00 We 8.00 R 35.00 0 56.00 43 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BELTANGADI; Code No. :0020 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms, (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, House Tel.:- market/ Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway I (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 15 I NDABETTU 1309.28 3130 P(3) , -(0,5) T, 101, HP PTO, -(10+) BS (559) M(2), H Phone 16 HALAVANTHIGE 6593.75 2598 P(4), H(2) -(10+) W, HP PTO, - (10+) BS (423) Phone 17 HI THABAGI LU 939.94 3094 P(4), M(2) -(10+) 101, HP PO, -(10+) BS (519) Phone 18 KADIRUDYAVARA 1639.82 2715 P(2), M -(5-10) PTO, BS (473) Phone 19 HUNDAJE 1460.82 3228 P(5) , PHC, FPC T, 101, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (613) M(3), H Phone 20 CHARHADY 5539.19 3628 P(2), M(2) -(5-10) T, 101, HP PTO, - (10+) BS (633) Phone 21 NERIYA 10852.69 4968 P(4), M(3) PHC, FPC 101, HP PTO, - (10+) BS (980) Phone 44 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE NameofC.D.Block: BELTANGADl; Code No.: 0020 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land usc (area under different Iypes of land use In heclare~ rounded 10 IWO decimal places) L.C. 10 village and distance (m Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigah:d Un-irrigated Culturahl.: ANa not (hy source of irrigalion) wa!-ote available (including tl)r cultivalion gauchar and groves) P12 ~ 122 ~ 132 ~142 P 52 ~162 ~ 172 P82 ~ 12 PR BANTVAL- II I - 32 EA 409.28 Total 187.00 333.00 267.00 113.00 15 Tk 80.00 '.I 10.00 '.Ie 13.00 a 84.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 50 EA 1053.00 Total 1655.75 1376.00 1254.00 1255.00 16 Tk 306.00 '.I 148.00 '.Ie 141.75 R 475.00 0 585.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 42 EA Total 196.94 163.00 250.00 330.00 17 Tk 33.00 8.00 lie'" 24.94 R 38.00 0 93.00 PR BANTVAL- II I - 38 EA 464.00 Total 374.82 253.00 346.00 202.00 18 Tk 163.00 II 35.82 lie 46.00 0 130.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 46 EA 460.82 Total 282.00 238.00 350.00 130.00 19 Tk 82.00 II 76.00 lie 46.00 0 78.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 50 EA 1539.00 Total 800.13 1675.00 1388.00 137.06 20 Tk 125.00 II 22.00 lie 20.13 R 237.00 0 396.00 PR BANTVAL- II 1- 56 EA 8400.00 Total 202.69 540.00 1030.00 680.00 21 Tk 43.00 II 35.00 lie 16.69 R 28.00 0 80.00 45 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of €.D.Block : BELTANGADI; Code No. :0020 L.C. Nam~ of Villag~ Total area of Total Amenities availahle (if not availahle within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and next to it in brackets. the distance in hroad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility i& availahle is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking PO&t Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, House Tele- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway] (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 22 THOTATHADY 1088.66 2803 P(3), M -(0-5) T, 101, HP PTO, - (10+) BS (501) Phone 23 KALMANJA 1224.63 2709 P(3), M(3) -(0-5) 101, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (469) Phone 24 UJRE 2657.35 9954 P(6), M, PHC, FPC, T, 101, HP PTO, SAT BS ( 1706) H, PUC, C RP Phone 25 KOYYUR 2366.68 3861 P(5), M(2) -(5-10) 101, HP PTO, - (5 - t(»- BS (672) Phone 26 KOKKADA 2308.15 4001 P(3), PHC, FPC, T, 101, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (712) M(2), H(2) RP Phone 27 BANDAR 2044.65 3476 P(3), M(2) -(5-10) 101, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (574) Phone 28 MOGRU 1030.58 1987 P(2), M MCW 101, HP PO, -(10+) BS (332) Phone 46 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : BELTANGADl; Code No.: 0020 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land use (area un?er different types of land me in hectare. rounded to two dedmal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Cultutable Area not (by source of irrigation) wa~h! available (including for cultivation gauchar and groves) ( 11 ) (12~ (13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR BANTVAl- 111- 60 EA 218.00 Total 275.66 169.00 250.00 176.00 22 Tk 100.00 II 84.00 lie 53.00 R 38.66 PR BANTVAl- 111- 46 EA 300.00 Total 334.63 160.00 330.00 100.00 23 Tk 62.00 II 7.63 lie 13.00 R 76.00 0 176.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 40 EA 657.00 Total 686.35 354.00 454.00 506.00 24 Tk 126.00 II 75.00 lie 71.35 R 182.00 0 232.00 PR BANTVAl- 111- 40 EA 554.00 Total 511.68 475.00 306.00 520.00 25 ~ Tk 17.00 II 21.38 lie 7.30 R 158.00 0 308.00 PR PUTTUR- 111- 38 EA 980.00 Total 339.15 276.00 328.00 385.00 26 Tk 3.00 II 12.15 lie 8.00 R 138.00 0 178.00 PR PUTTUR- 111- 23 EA 585.00 Total 409.65 276.00 384.00 390.00 27 Tk 113.00 II 22.00 lie 18.65 0 256.00 KR PUTTUR- I I I - 25 EA 300.58 Total 225.00 160.00 190.00 155.00 28 Tk -.30.00 II 74.00 R 26.00 0 95.00 47 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BELTANGADI; Colle I'\o. :0020 L.C Nam" of Village Total Mea ,,1' T ..lal Amenilies nvaildbk (if n,)t available wlIhinthe villag", a dash (-) is shown in Ih" No. Ihe vil1ag~ l' 'pu- column and n"Xllo il 10 brackels, the \Iislan.;e in hroad ranges viz. ·5 l(Jn~, 5-10 km•• (In hcd~r"s) 1(11;("0 nnd 10+ kms oflhe ncar",. plael! where the facililY is available is given). tln.! Educa- Medical Drinking Posl bay or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus SlOP, HOUge Tele- markel! Railway Sialion. holds graph hal if any WawlWay] ~(~1)~ ______<~2~) ______(~3~) ______~(4.~)~ __~(~5~) ______~<6~)~ ____~(7~) ______~(8~)~ __~(9~) ______~(1~04) ____ 29 IlANTHllA 1476.82 4455 P(3), -(0-5) T, 101, HP PTO, -(0-5) as (735) ~1(3), H Phone 30 l1RUVAL 1222.12 2725 P(2), M(2) -(5-10) 101, HP po, -(5-10) BS (466) Phone 31 KARAYA 954.41 2659 P(Z), -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (475) ~1( Z), tt Phone 32 BARYA 952.39 2475 p. M -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (397) Phone 33 THEKKAR 656.68 .2001 P(Z), M -(5-10) II, HP po, -(5-10-) BS (311 ) Phone 34 PUTHILA 779.83 2312 P(2), M, II -(5-10) W, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (361) 35 THANNIRPANTHA 1269.64 3338 P(3), M -(5-10) 14, HP PIO, -(5-10) BS (548) Phone 36 KlJKKAlA 620.12 2453 P(2), M, -(0-5) 1,/, HP PTO, - (to+) BS (418) H, PUC Phone 43 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : BELTANGADl; Code No.: 0020 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land use (area und"r difli!rent Iypes of land use in hectare~ rounded to Iwo decimal place~) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available (including for cultivation gauchar and groves) (11) ( 12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) PR PUTTUR- lll- 15 EA 435.00 Total 282.82 333.00 215.00 211.00 29 Tk 48.82 W 66.00 We 15.00 R 92.00 a 61.00 PR PUTTUR- 111- 20 EA 645.00 Total 259.12 109.00 105.00 104.00 30 Tk 14.00 W 21.00 We 9.12 R 79.00 a 136.00 PR PUTTUR- 111- 18 EA 250.41 Total 239.00 146.00 196.00 123.00 31 Tk 89.00 W 17.00 We 9.00 0 124.00 PR PUTTUR- 111- 20 EA 356.39 Total 156.00 203.00 137.00 100.00 32 Tk 44.00 W 16.00 We 7.00 a 89.00 PR PUTTUR- II 1- 20 EA 146.00 Total 127.68 122.00 109.00 152.00 33 W 7.00 We 6.68 R 38.00 a 76.00 PR PUTTUR- 111- 20 EA 166.00 Total 232.83 122.00 123.00 136.00 34 W 42.00 a 190.83 PR PUTTUR- 1 II - 20 EA 205.00 Total 216.64 213.00 466.00 169.00 35 W 34.00 We 7.64 R 72.00 0 103.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 22 EA 105.00 Total 252.12 165.00 59.00 39.00 36 W 77.12 a 175.00 49 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BELTANGADI; Code No. :0020 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities availahlo: (if not availahlo: within the village. a dash (-) is shown in tho: No. the villag~ Popu ~olumn and next to it in brackets. the distanc~ in broad rango:s viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). and Educa- Mcdical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop. Housc Tdc- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway) ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 37· PARENKY 841.46 2844 P(2), -(0-5) T, II, HP PTO, -(10+) BS (522) M(2), H Phone 38 MACHINA 2177.98 4082 P(3), M -(5-10) T, II, tiP PTO, -(10+) BS (693) Phone 39 KALIYA 1044.56 2586 P(2), -(5-10) T, II, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (461) M(2), tI Phone 40 NYAYATARF 513.57 1381 P, M -(5-10) II, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (221) 41 KANIYOOR 1726.70 2994 P(4) , -(5-10) II, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (501) M(2), H Phone 42 BELAL 2792.42 3727 P(2), M, H -(5-10) 101, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (618) Phone 43 PATRAME 1817.34 1954 P(2), M -(0-5) II, R PO, -(5-10) BS (325) Phone 50 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.O.Block : BELTANGAOI; Code No.: 0020 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land use (arca under different types of land u.e in hectare. rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Ar.:a not (by source of irrigation) waste available (including for cultivation gauchar and groves) (11) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR BANTVAL- I" - 25 EA 200.00 Total 141.46 178.00 199.00 123.00 37 Tk 42.00 W 23.00 We 6.46 0 70.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 32 EA 687.00 Total 433.98 236.00 697.00 124.00 38 W 38.98 lie 27.00 R 152.00 0 216.00 PR PUTTUR- 111- 30 EA 275.00 Total 172.56 165.00 220.00 212.00 39 Tk 24.00 II 30.56 We 29.00 0 89.00 PR PUTTUR- 111- 22 EA 93.00 Total 103.57 230.00 31.00 56.00 40 Tk 33.00 W 12.00 We 8.57 0 50.00 PR PUTTUR- 111- 21 EA 536.00 Total 185.70 370.00 432.00 203.00 41 Tk 57.00 W 21.00 We 13.70 0 94.00 KR BANTVAL- 111- 50 EA 1011.00 Total 477.42 515.00 486.00 303.00 42 W 46.00 We 29.42 R 125.00 0 277.00 PR PUTTUR- 111- 30 EA 736.00 Total 108.34 102.00 396.00 475.00 43 Tk 14.00 W 10.00 We 4.34 R 30.00 0 50.00 51 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BELTANGADl; Code No. :0020 L.e. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within tho! village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 kms, (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, Hou~o! Tele- market! Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9~ (10) 44 DHARMASTHAlA 2973.24 8556 P(6), PHC, 0, T, \I, HP PTO, -(10+) BS (1632) M(4), H FPC Phone 45 CHIBIDRE 2602.63 1807 P, M RP W, HP PTO, -(10+) BS (300) Phone 46 PUDUVETTU 3467.03 2624 P(4), M(2) -(5-10~ 101, HP PO, -(10+) BS (458) Phone 47 KALANJA 4910.08 3821 p(5), M(4) -(5-10) T I W, HP PTO, -(10+}c 85 (748) Phone 48 SHISHILA 4942.19 1774 p(3), M -(5-10) T, W, HP PO, - (10+) BS (362) Phone 49 SHIBAJE 3392.21 2062 P(2), M(2) -(5-10) W, HP PO, -(10+) BS (427) Phone 50 REKHYA 2365.80 1789 P, M -(10+) 1.1, HP PO, • (10+) 8S (354) Phone 52 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : BELTANGADI; Code No.: 0020 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land use (area under different types of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available (including for cultivation gauchar and grove~) (11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR BANTVAL- 111- 45 EA 703.00 Total 297.24 259.00 462.00 1252.00 44 TI< 55.00 W 36.24 We 10.00 R 66.00 0 130.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 55 EA 1724.00 Total 315.63 229.00 118.00 216.00 45 Tic 61.00 W 30.63 We 17.00 R 46.00 0 161.00 KR BANTVAL- 111- 52 EA 2050.00 Total 465.03 202.00 602.00 148.00 46 W 29.00 We 15.03 R 152.00 0 269.00 PR PUTTUR - 1 II - 40 EA 3435.00 Total 242.08 476.00 580.00 177.00 47 Tic 44.08 W 40.00 We 20.00 R 55.00 0 83.00 PR PUTTUR- 111- 48 EA 3424.00 Total 388.19 380.00 410.00 340.00 48 Tic 54.00 1.1 20.00 We 18.19 R 133.00 0 163.00 PR PUTTUR- II I - 42 EA 1992.00 Total 446.21 416.00 312.00 226.00 49 Tic 142.00 W 7.00 We 3.21 R 124.00 0 170.00 PR PUTTUR- 111- 52 EA 1794.00 Total 196.80 136.00 113.00 126.00 50 Tic 71.00 W 26.00 We 18.80 0 81.00 53 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BELTANGADI; Code No. :0020 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within thl! village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the villagl! Popu- column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Po~t Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop. J-iouse T ele- market! Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway] (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 51 HATHYADKA 1202.39 2644 P(2) , PHC, FPC, T, 101, HP PO, -(10+) BS (530) M(2), H RP Phone 52 NIDLE 2366.08 2549 P(3), -(5-10) T, 101, HP PO, - (10+) BS (479) M(2), H Phone 53 VENDOR 713.73 2177 P(2), M, PHC, FPC, T, W, HP PTO, TUE BS (418) H, PUC RP Phone 54 BAJRE 946.99 1598 P(2), M -(5-10) 101, HP PO BS (295) 55 GUNDURI 565.43 922 P, M -(0-5) 101, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS ( 157) 56 ARAMBOOY 1379.99 2800 P(4), M(2) -(5-10) 101, HP PO, - (10+) BS (443) Phone 54 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: BELTANGADl; Code No.: 0020 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Powl!r Land us.: (arl!a unda diffl!rl!nt type, of land uS (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR PUTTUR- 111- 50 EA 270.00 Total 193.39 177.00 325.00 237.00 51 Tk 34.00 W 18.00 We 4.39 R 36.00 0 101.00 PR BANTVAL- 111- 46 EA 1044.00 Total 380.08 488.00 300.00 154.00 52 Tk 162.00 W 30.00 We 8.08 R 30.00 0 150.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 15 EA 206.00 Total 175.73 102.00 23.00 207.00 53 Tk 27.73 W 19.00 We 16.00 R 43.00 0 70.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 20 EA 450.00 Total 98.99 104.00 121.00 173.00 54 Tk 18.00 II 5.00 We 3.99 R 36.00 0 36.00 PR MUDBIDRI - IV- 18 EA 201. 00 Total 65.00 51.43 65.00 183.00 55 Tk 16.00 W 11.00 We B.OO R 10.00 0 20.00 PR MUDBIDRI - IV- 16 EA 106.00 Total 129.99 48.00 1008.00 88.00 56 Tk 11.00 II 10.99 We 10.00 R 39.00 0 59.00 55 VILLAGE AMENITIE~ Name of C.D.Block : BELT ANGADI; Code No. :0020 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu colullWl and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms (In hedares) latton and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or CommunicatiOl No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop. Hom.e Tele- market/ Railway Statiol holds graph hat if any Waterway I (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 57 HOSANGADY 1063.96 2699 P, M -(5-10) T, 1.1, HP PO - (10+) BS (453) 58 BADEKODY 583.04 1168 P, M -(0-5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS ( 185) 59 KARIMANEL 929.13 2305 P(2), M -(0-5) 1.1, HP, R Phone -(0-5) BS (398) 60 KASHIPATNA 1012.71 2417 P(3), M(2) -(10+) 1.1, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (400) Phone 61 MAROOY 1264.36 2374 P(2), M -(5-10) 1.1, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (389) Phone 62 PERADY 614.28 1413 P, M -(5-10) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (223) 63 MUDUKODY 889.51 2313 P(2), M -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO -(0-5) BS (372) 56 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Namt! of C.D.Block : BELTANGADI; Code No.: 0020 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land use (area und.:r differ.:nt typ.:s of land use in hectares round.:d to two decimal plac.:s) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest lrrigah:d Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by sourc.: of irrigation) wast.: available (including for cultivation gauchar and grove&) (11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) (1) PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 11 EA 99.00 Total 143.00 249.00 273.96 299.00 57 Tk 25.00 W 9.00 We 8.00 R 41.00 0 60.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 11 EA 187.04 Total 125.00 144.00 41.00 86.00 58 Tk 48.00 W 7.00 We 5.00 0 65.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 15 EA 411.13 Total 110.00 112.00 141.00 155.00 59 Tk 8.00 W 10.00 We 6.00 R 25.00 0 61.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 10 EA 100.00 Total 210.71 100.00 500.00 102.00 60 Tk 26.00 W 18.00 We 3.71 R 70.00 0 93.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 15 EA 512.00 Total 142.36 127.00 398.00 85.00 61 Tk 36.00 W 9.00 R 83.00 0 14.36 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 15 EA 204.00 Total 108.28 59.00 61.00 182.00 62 Tk 31.00 W 11.28 0 66.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 18 EA 404.00 Total 127.51 115.00 62.00 181.00 63 Tk 18.00 W 20.00 We 11.51 R 22.00 0 56.00 57 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block: BELTANGADI; Code No. :0020 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Am"nities availahle (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 km;. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms ofth" nearest place where the fadlitv is availahle is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tiona I Water and Days of [Bus Stop. House Tele- market/ Railway Station. holds graph hat ifany Waterway) (7) ( 10) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (8) (9) 64 ANDINJE 994.48 1898 P, M -(5-10) IJ, HP PO -(5-10) BS (346) 65 SAVYA 794.71 1085 P(2), M -(5-10) IJ, HP, R -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (180) BS 66 NARAVI 2740.46 3522 P(5), PHC, FPC, IJ, HP, R PTO, SAT (613) M(4), H(2) RP Phone 67 KOKRADY 620.08 1067 P, M, H -(5-10) PO -(5-10) BS (182) 68 KUDYADY 367.60 634 P -(0-5) IJ, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (113) 69 SULKERI 704 P, M -(5-10) IJ, HP PO -(0-5) BS (127) 70 KUTHLUR 2656.34 1571 P(2), M - (0-5) IJ, HP Pro, -(0-5) BS (258) Phone 71 NAVARA 553.15 744 P -(0-5) IJ, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (136) 58 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.BI6Ck: BELTANGADI; Code No.: 0020 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land use (area under different types ofiand use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigated Un-'irrigated Cul.urable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste availal1le (including for cullivation gaucharand groves) (n)' ( 122 (13) (14) (15.) (16) • (17) (Un (1) PR MUDBIDRI - IV- 23 EA 337.00 Total 112.48 72.00 129.00 344.00 64 Tk 25.00 w 11.48 R 13.00 0 63.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 20 EA 326.00 Total 72.00 53.71 169.00 174.00 65 W 25.00 0 47.00 PR MUOBIDRI- IV- 12 EA 1709.00 Total 26&.00 228.00 353.00 190.46 66 Tk 4.00 W 26.01) R 58.00 0 17Z.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 22 EA 205.00 Total 106.00 136.00 69.00 104.08 67 Tk 16.00 W 8.00 We 2.00 R 20.00 0 60.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 28 EA 97.00 Total 98_60 51.00 96.00 25.00 68 Tk 42.00 \if 6.60 cfl 50.00 PR MU08I0RI- IV- 28 EA 122.00 Total 84-•.84 59.00 41.00 206.00. 69 Tk 11.84 w 10.00 R 22.00 0 41.00 PR MUOBIORI- IV- 18 EA 2145.00 Total 58:.00 165.34 126.00 162.00 70 Tk 27.00 W 5.00 0 26.00 PR MUD8IDRI - lV- 28 fA 398.00 Total 25.15 38.00 59.00 33.00 71 Tk 4.00 W 5.00 R 8.00 0 8.15 59 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BELTANGADI; Code No. :0020 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities availahl~ (if not available within the Village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 kms, (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). and Eduea- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, House T ele- marketl Railway Station, holds graph hat if any Waterway] (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 72 PILLYA 367.60 1128 P, M - (0-5) W, HP Phone -(0-5) BS (207) 73 BAOAGAKARANDUR 476.20 1843 P, M, H RP W, HP PO, WED as (365) Phone 74 SULKERIMOGRU 1717.94 1218 P, M -(0-5) W, HP PO, -(O-5) as (207) Phone / 75 SHIRLAL 2414.48 1953 P, M PHC, FPC W, HI> ro, -(0-5) BS (338) Phone 76 KARAMSAR 677.70 1384 P, M - (5-10) W, HI> - (0-5) - (0-5) 9S (256) 77 THENKAKARANDUR 719.01 1583 P(2), M -(5-10) W, tiP PO, -(0-5) BS (290) Phone 78 BALANJA 595.40 1160 P, M -(0-5) W, HP PO, -(0-5) 8S (225) Phone 60 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : BELTANGADl; Code No.: 0020 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land use (area under dIfferent type~ of land use in hectares rounded to two_decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigated Vn-irngated CuJlUrabJe Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available (including for cultivation gauchar and groves) (11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) (1) PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 30 EA 144.00 Total 60.60 47.00 30.00 86.00 72 TI< 16.00 W 7.60 We 8.00 R 13.00 0 16.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 35 EA 256.00 Total 88.00 85.20 5.00 42.00 73 TI< 8.00 W 11.00 We 8.00 R 26.00 0 35.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 32 EA 739.00 Total 335.94 287.00 229.00 127.00 74 TI< 16.00 W 20.30 We 13.64 R 129.00 0 157.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 32 EA 1766.00 Total 65.48 99.00 180.00 304.00 75 TIc 10.20 W 3.00 We 2.00 R 20.00 0 30.28 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 34 EA 214.70 Total 94.00 81.00 51.00 237.00 76 TI< 16.00 W 10.00 We 8.00 R 20.00 0 40.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 34 EA 234.01 Total 73.00 145.00 112.00 155.00 77 TI< 28.00 W 16.00 0 29.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 30 EA 15.68 Total 89.50 102.50 265.42 122.30 78 TIc 13.00 W 8.50 We 4.00 R 30.00 0 34.00 61 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : BELTANGADI; Code No. :0020 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Toral AmenitieS availahle (if not available within Ihe village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu column and next to it in brack~ts. the distance in hroad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) latton and )0+ kms of the nearest place where the facility IS av,ailahle is given). and &luea- Medical Drinking POSt Day or Communtcauun No.of tional Water and Days of IBu~ Si()p, House Teit:- market! Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway] (1 10 79 NALKUR 915.55 1326 p - (5-10) W, HP - (0-5) - (0- 5) as (229) 80 NITTA-DE 978.64 1949 P(2), M(2) - (0-5) W PO - (0-5) BS (329 ) 81 KViCKEOI 824.89 1881 P(2), M - (5-10) W, HP PO - (S-10\ BS (304 ) Total (Sum) 137569.33 211394 P(186), MCW. (37177) M(120), PHC (10) , H(24) , FPCIIQ) , PUC(4) , RP (8), C o 62 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : BELTANGADI; Code No.: 0020 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land use (area under different types of land use In hectares rounded to two declnlal places) L.C. to village and distance (10 Km.) Supply No. Forest Irngated Un-Irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of Irngauon) waste available (includmg for cultivation gauchar and groves) 11 12 14) 151 16) ( 17) 11 PR MUDBIDRI - IV- 25 EA 354.00 Total 77.55 211.00 112.00 161. 00 79 Tk 11.00 W 19.35 We 4.20 R 14.00 0 29.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 22 EA 429.00 Total 131.64 197.00 153.00 58.00 80 Tk 10.00 W 23.30 We 3.34 R 35.00 0 50.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 21 EA 79.00 Total 95.89 150. 00 421.00 79.00 81 Tk 9.00 W 10.45 We 5.44 R 49.00 0 22.00 58197.71 Total 19728.54 19578.18 23881.48 16183.42 Tk 3640.53 W 2132.84 We 1117.79 R 4028.66 0 8808.72 63 KARKAL C.D~BLOCK KARNATAKA. KARKAL TALUK DAKSHIN KANNAD DtSTRI Km 2 0 4 6 tim ."~~f~.c==~f""f ..... Q C.O. 8IoctI bounOGry of KQrIlcat is Co-terminus with taluk boundary excluding all statutory towns. HIGHWAY ...... '" .,••.•.•. I.. U /( .= = _ •• _ RIVER WITH STREAM•• ' '" .•. .•• • •• 8OUNOARV, DISTRICT ." ...... , .. , '" .. , -..-._.- POSf 'OFFICE I TELEGRAPH OFFICE •• 1>0110 HIGIiSt SECONDAR'l SCHOOL. .•. .•• ... •.• '" ..• . .. S POLICE STATION ••...•• '" ...... '" '" .••••. 1>$ HOSPITAL, PImtAR't' HEALTH CENTRE, FAMILY PlAN~ING CENTRE.... '" ...... • .•••. '" '" .•• .., ... E& (5,4 IMPORTANT VILLAGE MARKETI HAT (SHANOY), MANDIES •• A,b. URBAN AREA WITIf lOCATKlN CODE ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK: KARKAL-0030 C. D. BLOCK: KARKAL-0030 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 Andar 11/9/3/76 11/09/0030/0076 9/8/3/43 09/08/0030/0043 2 Badlilgamijar 11/9/3/47 11/09/0030/0047 9/8/3/70 09/08/0030/0070 3 Bai lur 11/9/3/26 11/09/0030/0026 9/8/3/26 09/08/0030/0026 4 Belanje 11/9/3/72 11/09/0030/0072 9/8/3/37 09/08/0030/0037 5 Belman 11/9/3/16 11/09/0030/0016 9/8/3/16 09/08/0030/0016 6 8elvai 11/9/3/53 11/09/0030/0053 9/8/3/76 09/08/0030/0076 7 Bo[a 11/9/3/12 11/09/0030/0012 9/8/3/12 09/08/0030/0012 8 Chara 11/9/3/70 11/09/0030/0070 9/8/3/36 09/08/0030/0036 9 Daregudde 11/9/3/31 11/09/0030/0031 9/8/3/54 09/08/0030/0054 10 Durga 11/9/3/1 11/09/0030/0001 9/8/3/1 09/08/0030/0001 11 Hebri 11/9/3/71 11/09/0030/0071 9/8/3/39 09/08/0030/0039 12 Hermunde 11/9/3/55 11/09/0030/0055 9/8/3/48 09/08/0030/0048 13 Hirgana 11/9/3/60 11/09/0030/0060 9/8/3/49 09/08/0030/0049 14 Hosabettu 11/9/3/44 11/09/0030/0044 9/8/3/67 09/08/0030/0067 15 Idu 11/9/3/6 11/09/0030/0006 9/8/3/6 09/08/0030/0006 16 lnna 11/9/3/15 11/09/0030/0015 9/8/3/14 09/08/0030/0014 17 lruvail 11/9/3/43 11/09/0030/0043 9/8/3/66 09/08/0030/0066 18 Irvathur 11/9/3/8 11/09/0030/0008 9/8/3/8 09/08/0030/0008 19 Jarkala 11/9/3/59 11/09/0030/0059 9/8/3/47 09/08/0030/0047 20 Kabbinale 11/9/3/75 11/09/0030/0075 9/8/3/41 09/08/0030/.0041 21 Kadandale 11/9/3/50 11/09/0030/0050 9/8/3/73 09/08/0030/0073 22 Kadthala 11/9/3/63 11/09/0030/0063 9/8/3/29 09/08/0030/0029 23 Kallabettu 11/9/3/39 11/09/0030/0039 9/8/3/62 09/08/0030/0062 24 Kallamundkur 11/9/3/49 11/09/0030/0049 9/8/3/72 09/08/0030/0072 25 Kall ya 11/9/3/19 11/09/0030/0019 9/8/3/19 09/08/0030/0019 26 Kanajar 11/9/3/24 11/09/0030/0024 9/8/3/23 09/08/0030/0023 27 Kanthavara 11/9/3/10 11/09/0030/0010 9/8/3/10 09/08/0030/0010 28 Karanje 11/9/3/40 '1/09/0030/0040 9/8/3/63 09/08/0030/0063 29 Kedinje 11/9/3/18 11/09/0030/0018 9/8/3/18 09/08/0030/0018 30 Kellaputhige 11/9/3/30 11/09/0030/0030 9/8/3/53 09/08/0030/0053 31 Kerebettu 11/9/3/69 11/09/0030/0069 9/8/3/35 09/08/0030/0035 32 Kervashe 11/9/3/57 11/09/0030/0057 9/8/3/45 09/08/0030/0045 33 Kowdo6r 11/9/3/23 11/09/0030/0023 9/8/3/25 09/08/0030/0025 34 Kuchur 11/9/3/73 11/09/0030/0073 9/8/3/38 09/08/0030/0038 35 Kukkuje 11/9/3/62 11/09/0030/0062 9/8/3/30 09/08/0030/0030 36 K'ukkundur 11/9/3/27 11/09/0030/0027 9/8/3/27 09/08/0030/0027 67 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK: KARKAL-0030 C. D. BLOCK: KARKAL-0030 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 . 5 6 37 Mala 1l/9/3/58 11/09/0030/0058 9/8/3/46 09/08/0030/0046 38 Mantrady 11/9/3/34 11/09/0030/0034 9/8/3/57 09/08/0030/0057 39 Marne 11/9/3/54 11/09/0030/0054 9/8/3/28 09/08/0030/0028 40 Maroor 11/9/3/41 11/09/0030/0041 9/8/3/64 09/08/0030/0064 41 Miyar 11/9/3/2 11/09/0030/0002 9/8/3/2 09/08/0030/0002 42 Mudar 11/9/3/3 11/09/0030/0003 9/8/3/3 09/08/0030/0003 43 Mudrady 11/9/3/67 11/09/0030/0067 9/8/3/40 09/08/0030/0040 44 Mudukonaje 11/9/3/37 11/09/0030/0037 9/8/3/60 09/08/0030/0060 45 Mudumarnad 11/9/3/29 11/09/0030/0029 9/8/3/52 09/08/0030/0052 46 Mulladka 11/9/3/14 11/09/0030/0014 9/8/3/15 09/08/0030/0015 47 Mundkur 11/9/3/13 11/09/0030/0013 9/8/3/13 09/08/0030/0013 48 Nadpal 11/9/3/74 11/09/0030/0074 9/8/3/42 09/08/0030/0042 49 Nallur 11/9/3/4 11/09/0030/0004 9/8/3/4 09/08/0030/0004 50 Nandalike 11/9/3/17 11/09/0030/0017 9/8/3/17 09/08/0030/0017 51 Nellikar 11/9/3/33 11/09/0030/0033 9/B/3/56 09/08/0030/0056 52 Niddodi 11/9/3/48 11/09/0030/0048 9/8/3/71 09/08/0030/0071 53 Ninjur 11/9/3/22 11/09/0030/0022 9/B/3/22 09/08/0030/0022 54 Nire 11/9/3/25 11/09/0030/0025 9/8/3/24 09/08/0030/0024 55 Nitte 11/9/3/11 11/09/0030/0011 9/8/3/11 09/08/0030/0011 56 Nooralvettu 11/9/3/5 11/09/0030/0005 9/8/3/5 09/08/0030/0005 57 Padukonaje 11/9/3/38 11/09/0030/0038 9/8/3/61 09/08/0030/0061 58 Padukudur 11/9/3/65 11/09/0030/0065 9/8/3/33 09/08/0030/0033 59 Padumarnad 11/9/3/28 11/09/0030/0028 9/8/3/51 09/08/0030/0051 60 Paladka 11/9/3/51 11/09/0030/0051 9/8/3/74 09/08/0030/0074 61 Palli 11/9/3/21 11/09/0030/0021 9/8/3/21 09/08/0030/0021 62 Panapi La 11/9/3/32 11/09/0030/0032 9/8/3/55 09/08/0030/0055 63 Puchamogru 11/9/3/42 11/09/0030/0042 9/8/3/65 09/08/0030/0065 64 Puthige 11/9/3/52 11/09/0030/0052 9/8/3/75 09/08/0030/0075 65 RenjaL 11/9/3/7 11/09/0030/0007 9/8/3/7 09/08/0030/0007 66 Sanoor 11/9/3/9 11/09/0030/0009 9/8/3/9 09/08/0030/0009 67 Shirlal 11/9/3/56 11/09/0030/0056 9/8/3/44 09/08/0030/0044 68 Shirthady 11/9/3/36 11/09/0030/0036 9/8/3/59 09/08/0030/0059 69 Shivapura 11/9/3/68 11/09/0030/0068 9/8/3/34 09/08/0030/0034 70 Sooda 11/9/3/20 11/09/0030/0020 9/8/3/20 09/08/0030/0020 68 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK: KARKAL-0030 C. D. BLOCK: KARKAL-0030 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION COOE LOCATION COOE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 7~ Tenkamijar 11/9/3/46 11/09/0030/0046 9/8/3/69 09/08/0030/0069 72 Thodar 11/9/3/45 11/09/0030/0045 9/8/3/68 09/08/0030/0068 73 Valpady 11/9/3/35 11/09/0030/0035 9/8/3/58 09/08/0030/0058 74 Varanga 11/9/3/66 11/09/0030/0066 9/8/3/32 09/08/0030/0032 75 Ye!tare 11/9/3/64 11/09/0030/0064 9/8/3/31 09/08/0030/0031 76 Yerlapady 11/9/3/61 11/09/0030/0061 9/8/3/50 09/08/0030/0050 69 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KARKAL; Code No. :0030 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu column and next to it in orackets. thl! distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In he~tares) lation and 10+ kms ofthc nearest place wh.:re thl! fa~ility is available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No,of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop. HOllsl.! T"Ie- marketl Railway Station. hold, graph hat if any Waterway) ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) DURGA 1972.16 3216 P(6) • PHC ~. HP PTO. -(0-5) BS (540) M(3). H Phone 2 MIYAR 2163.27 6049 p(7). M(4) RP "'. HP PTO. -(0-5) BS (1003 ) Phone 3 MUDAR 2003.88 4753 P(4). RP "'. HP PTO. THU BS (809) M(3). H Phone 4 NALlUR 2478.33 5120 p(4). M - (0- 5) "'. T~. HP PTO. -(0-5) BS (821) Phone 5 NOORALVETTU 2120.85 2101 PO). M -(0-5) 101. HP PTO. -(5-10) BS (353) Phone 6 IDU 2952.90 4012 P(2). M(2) RP 101. TIJ I HP PO. -(5-10) BS (684) Phone 70 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : KARKAL; Code No.: 0030 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land m.e (area und ( 11> (12) ( 13) (14) ( 15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR KARKAL- I I I- 6 EA 625.50 Total 230.01 281.00 701.85 133.80 Tk 2.27 \I 20.00 \Ie 137.74 R 55.50 0 14.50 PR KARKAL- I I I - 5 EA 268.98 Total 161.96 446.77 1152.92 132.64 2 Tk 3.00 W 32.11 We 97.05 R 17.63 0 12.17 PR KARKAL- I I I - 10 EA 349.72 Total 136.43 382.79 1027.76 107.18 3 Tk 1.00 \I 21.05 We 38.91 R 56.66 0 18.81 PR KARKAL- I I I - 8 EA 606.54 Total 263.17 433.77 1040.95 133.90 4 Tk 1.57 W 108.10 We 56.51 R 75.39 0 21.60 PR KARKAL- 111- 22 EA 1147.86 Total 125.12 140.19 626.47 81.21 5 Tk 2.46 \I 41.70 We 41.63 R 27.15 0 12.18 PR KARKAL- 111- 20 EA 1075.30 Total 157.92 240.34 1278.43 200.91 6 \I 30.11 We 48.15 R 60.13 0 19.53 71 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KARKAL; Code No. :0030 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-1 0 kJ:!l~. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available i~ given). and Educa- Medical Drinl..ing P (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 7 RENJAl 1850.32 2973 P(3), M(2) RP W, TW, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (472) Phone 8 I RVATHUR 1137.51 3316 P(3), M PHC, FPC W, HI, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (528) Phone 9 SANOOR 1474.19 5062 P(7) , RP W, TW, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (864) M( 2), H Phone 10 KANTHAVARA 1988.76 3918 P(5), M(3) RP II, HP PTO, -(10+) BS (685) Phone 11 NI TTE 3932.26 9559 p(7) , PHC, FPC, T, II, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS ( 1677) M(6), H, RP Phone PUC 12 BOLA 1814.45 3822 P(3), M(3) RP II, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (680) Phone 13 MUNDKUR 1405.68 5739 P(4) , RP T, II, HP PO, SAT BS (1067) M(3), H, Phone PUC 72 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Nam~ of C.D.Block : KARKAL; Cod~ No.: 0030 Approach' Nearest Town. Class of Town Pow~r Land u~ (arca under dill¢rent types of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.e, to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by sour~e of irrigation) waste available (including for cultivation gauchar and groves) ~11l ~12l ~ 13l P42 ~152 ~ 162 ~ 172 ~ ]82 ~ 12 PR KARKAL- I I1- 13 EA 490.83 Total 123.89 193.68 742.24 299.68 7 W 26.80 We 61.96 R 20.25 0 14.88 PR KARKAL- 111- 10 EA 125.86 Total 144.12 215.75 473.48 178.30 8 Tk 3.48 W 31. 10 We 47.04 R 37.98 0 24.52 PR KARKAL - Ill- 3 EA 42.63 Total 184.21 257.55 846.89 142.91 9 Tk 4.98 W 48.15 We 73.48 R 47.90 0 9.70 PR KARKAL - I I I - 16 EA 445.34 Total 183.53 487.85 812'.26 59.78 10 Tk 1.38 W 60.10 We 80.60 R 12.79 0 28.66 PR KARKAL - Ill- 8 EA 451.83 Total 263.58 1005.53 1399.52 811.80 11 Tk 5.00 W 68.00 We 138.52 R 44.60 0 7.46 PR KARKAL - 111- 15 EA 80.97 Total 156.68 347.65 1122.32 106.83 12 W 40.27 We 80.16 R 26.25 0 10.00 PR MULKI - IV- 10 EA 16.19 Total 200.81 306.74 678.70 203.24 13 Tk 1. 70 W 28.46 We 64.32 R 72.49 0 33.84 73 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KARKAL; Code No. :0030 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities availabl~ (if not availablo: within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu column and next 1<' it in brackets. the di.tance in broad ranges viz. -5 km •. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility I' available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bu. Stop, Hou&e Tele- marketl Railway Station. hokl. graph hat if any Waterway] ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 14 MULLADKA 530.27 1453 P(2), M -(0-5) '"', HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (283) Phone 15 INNA 1022.73 3670 P(3), M, H PHC '"', Til, HP PO, SUN BS (726) Phone 16 BELMAN 1446.91 4245 P(4), PHC, FPC, T, II, HP PTO, MON BS (831) M(3), H, RP Phone PUC 17 NANDALI KE 1193.42 3110 P(2), M(2) PHC '"', HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (603) Phone 18 KEDINJE 284.36 1017 P(2), M RP '"', HP PO, FRI BS ( 184) Phone 19 KALLYA 1892.71 3333 P(4), M.(3) RP '"', HP PTO, -(0-5) 8S (587) Phone 20 SOODA 991.71 2374 P(5) , PHC, RP '"', HP, R PO, -(5-10) BS (474) M( 5), H Phone 74 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : KARKAL; Code No.: 0030 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land usc (area under ditkr.:nt type, of land u;~ in hectarc; rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forcst Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by soun:e of irrigation) waste available (including for cultivation gallchar and groves) ( 11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) ( 1 ) PR MUlKI - IV- 12 EA 16.19 Total 110.93 74.49 186.05 142.61 14 W 28.70 We 43.91 R 28.34 0 9.98 PR MUlKI - IV- 15 EA 20.04 Total 100.82 282.83 562.34 56.70 15 W 20.17 We 30.13 R 37.37 0 13.15 PR KARKAl- 1 I 1- 17 EA 89.66 Total 162.91 261.85 738.40 194.09 16 Tk 3.32 W 46.10 We 65.38 R 36.61 0 11.50 PR KARKAl- 1 I 1- 17 EA 153.84 Total 157.08 279.62 421. 55 181.33 17 W 12.10 We 82.50 R 42.11 0- 20.37 PR KARKAL- II I' 13 EA 2.02 Total 39.28 82.70 137.40 22.96 18 W 10.18 We 16.10 R 13.00 PR KARKAL· 1 I I - 14 EA 105.26 Total 174.09 477.63 882.32 253.41 19 Tk 2.83 W 20.35 We 64.15 R 66.49 0 20.27 PR KARKAL- I I 1- 27 EA 113.32 Total 110.51 202.00 459.28 106.60 20 W 20.10 We 60.16 R 18.99 0 11.26 75 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KARKAL; Code No. :0030 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (ifnot8vailable within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 kms, (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms ofthc nearest place where the facility is available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, HOllsc Tele- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 21 PALl! 1522.05 3298 P(4) , -(5-10) T, 101, HP PTO, -(5'10) BS (549) M(2), H Phone 22 NINJUR 923.53 2204 P(2), M(2) -(5-10) 101, HP PO -(5-10) BS (396) 23 KOWOOOR 1607.75 4115 P(3), M(3) RP 101, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (746) Phone 24 KANAJAR 1422.80 2649 P(2), M(2) - (0-5) 101, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (459) Phone 25 NIRE 1227.99 2723 ) P(3), RP 101, HP PO, THU BS (503) M(3), H Phone 26 BAILUR 421.97 1252 P, M, H, PHC, FPC, T, 101, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (183) PUC RP Phone 27 KUKKUNDUR 2643.88 9838 P(7), PHC, FPC, T, 101, HP PTO, - (0-5) BS (1791) M(6), H(2) RP Phone 76 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: KARKAL; Code No.: 0030 Approach Neare!.! Town. Cla~b of Town Power Land u,~ (arca under difTerent type, ofland u,e in hectar~~ wunded to two d~clmal placcb) L.C. to village and distanc.: (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigat.:d Un-irrigat~d Culturahk Ar.:a not (by. ,our,,: of irrigatIOn) wa.tc available (including for cultivation gauchar and grovfi!s) (11) ( 12) ( 13) ( 14) ( 15) (16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR KARICAL- II I - 20 EA 458.00 Total 116.60 322.21 400.52 224.72 21 Tk 5.07 W 30.12 We 60.7(} R 9.88 0 10.83 PR KARKAL- 111- 23 EA 18.42 Total 102.42 189.00 506.13 107.56 22 W 17.20 We 43.81 R 24.29 0 17.12 PR KARKAl- 111- 10 EA 90.38 Total 150.20 510.89 752.32 103.96 23 W 38.10 lJe 64.10 R 21.00 0 27.00 PR KARKAL- IIl- 18 EA 80.97 Total 142.51 319.22 738.73 141.37 24 Tk 4.17 IJ 25.93 We 60.70 R 27.30 0 24.41 PR KARKAl- I I 1- 16 EA 268.22 Total 146.55 156.29 577.25 79.68 25 IJ 40.19 We 80.16 0 26.20 PR KARKAl- I I I - 12 EA 12.14 Total 127.12 75.04 143.71 63.96 26 W 30.12 We 86.70 0 10.30 PR KARKAL- 111- 3 EA 152.33 Total 194.73 491.27 1201.98 603.57 27 Tk 6.15 W 34.16 We 90.01 R 22.41 0 42_00 77 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KARKAL; Code No. :00]0 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and n,;xtto it in brackets. the distance in hroad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place when: the fa,ility is available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of IBus Stop. HO\lslo! Telc- market! Railway Station. hold; graph hat if any Waterway] (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ( 7) (8) (9) ( 10) 28 PADUMARNAD 1198.94 3784 P(5), M(3) RP T, II, tiP PO, - (0-5) as (641) Phone 29 MUDUMARNAD 964.44 2296 P(3), M(2) -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO, -(0-5) as (400) Phone 30 KELLAPUTHIGE 454.60 1151 P(2), M -(5-10) T, II, tiP -(0-5) -(0-5) as (181) 31 DAREGUDDE 727.70 1545 P(2), M(2) RP II, tiP PO, SUN as (284) Phone 32 PANAPILA 681.60 1298 P -(5-10) II, HP -(5-10) -(0-5) as (216) 33 NELLIKAR 1084.04 2333 P(2), M(2) RP II, HP PTO, -(5-10) as (418) Phone 34 MANTRADY 866.80 1426 p(2), M -(0-5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) as (263) 35 VALPADY 1228.15 2925 p(3), M(3) RP IJ, HP PTO, -(0-5) as (521) Phone 78 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : KARKAL; Code No.: 0030 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land u.e (area under dift~rent type. of land use in hectare> rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Fore>t Irrigatlo!d Un-irrtgated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) wa,te available (induding for cultivation gallchar and groves) ( 11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) ( 15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) ( 1 ) PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 10 EA 58.70 Total 147.78 384.31 555.52 52.63 28 \01 11.88 \ole 60.00 R 40.61 0 35.29 KR MUDBIDRI- IV- 16 EA 90.30 Total 132.39 241.80 436.65 63.30 29 \01 13.30 \ole 48.52 0 70.57 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 13 EA 42.91 Total 92.71 128.52 126.80 63.66 30 \01 19.25 \ole 36.74 0 36.72 KR MUDBIDRI- IV- 16 EA 101.21 Total 81.38 309.34 173.29 62.48 31 Tk 1.81 \01 10.07 \ole 41.16 0 28.34 KR MUDBIDRI- IV- 15 EA 28.34 Total 90.28 224.84 268.51 69.63 32 \01 22.00 \ole 38.00 0 30.28 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 20 EA 327.59 Total 91.49 294.94 295.72 74.30 33 Tk 1.98 \01 24.25 \ole 60.00 R 5.26 KR MUDBIDRI- IV- 15 EA 131.58 Total 82.19 196.06 413.20 43.77 34 \01 20.15 \ole 36.45 R 25.59 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 10 EA 200.87 Total 102.43 407.37 458.37 59.11 35 \01 24.13 \ole 42.10 R 32.47 0 3.73 79 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KARKAL; Code No. :0030 L.C. Name of Village Total an:a of Total Amenities availabk (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and next to it in brackets. the distaflce in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 km;. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the near..:st place where the facility. is available is given). and No.of House- hold; (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 36 SHIRTHADY 868.14 2092 P(2), M, H PHC, FPC, \.I, T\.I, HP PTO, MON BS (406) RP Phone 37 MUDUKONAJE 719.00 1691 P, M -(0-5) \.I, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (302) 38 PADUKONAJE 616.88 1203 P, M -(0-5) \.I, HP PO, - (5-10) BS (212) Phone 39 KALLABETTU 545.21 2084 P(2), M RP T, \.I, HP PO, - (5-10) BS (366) Phone 40 KARANJE 913.27 2476 P, M -(5-10) T, \.I, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (457) Phone • 41 MAROOR 728.92 2345 P(2), M RP \.I, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (417) Phone 42 PUCHAMOGRU 890.91 1957 P(2), M(2) -(5-10) \.I, T\.I, HP PO -(5-10) BS (376) 80 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block : KARKAL; Code No.: 0030 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land use (area under ditli:rent types of land use in hectllre" rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Fore~t Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available (induding for cultivation gallchar and groves) (11) (12) ( 13) ( 14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) (1) PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 8 EA 103.97 Total 98.79 277.79 303.42 84.17 36 Tk 10.78 W 16.04 We 38.16 R 25.81 0 8.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 8 EA 26.10 Total 75.30 232.40 253.02 132.18 37 W 20.10 We 19.40 R 25.80 0 10.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 6 EA 27.19 Total 95.94 146.15 227.42 120.18 38 W 16.00 We 24.10 R 29.14 0 26.70 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 6 EA 28.86 Total 98.11 101.71 112.48 204.05 39 W 29.44 We 32.26 R 11.07 0 25.34 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 8 EA 117.04 Total 136.88 140.54 274.62 244.19 40 W 18.20 We 50.40 R 30.00 0 38.28 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 5 EA 55.13 Total 115.38 136.80 260.89 160.72 41 w 21. 10 We 54.70 R 23.30 0 16.28 PR MUDBlDRI- IV- 11 EA 136.34 Total 76.12 88.85 510.10 79.50 42 Tk 4.05 W 8.77 '.Ie 14.25 R 29.76 0 19.29 81 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name ofC.D.Block : KARKAL; Code No. :0030 L.C. Nam.e of Village Total area of Total Am.:nities availa!>l.: (if not availa!>le within th~ village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. th~ village Popu- column and next to it in hrackets. the distance in hroad rang~s viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the fa~ility is available is given). and Educa- M.:dical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tiona I Water and Days of [Bus Stop. House T .:1.:- market! Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway] ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 43 IRUVAIL 850.08 2677 P(3), M RP 101, HP PO -(5-10) BS (458) 44 HOSABETTU 1006.63 2281 P(3), M -(0-5) 101, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (439) Phone 45 THODAR 770.58 2338 P, M RP 101, TW, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (390) Phone 46 TENICAMIJAR 1249.75 4202 P(2), M(2) RP 101, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (684) Phone 47 BADAGAMI JAR 1134.29 2968 P(3), M(2) RP 101, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (498) Phone 48 NIDDODI 912.02 2072 P(3), M(3) RP 1.', HP po, -(5-10) BS (411) Phone 49 ICALLAMUNDKUR 1519.60 40~1 P(3) , PHC, FPC, 101, HP PTO, WED BS (767) "'(2), H RP Phone 82 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Blo\:k : KARKAL; Cooe No.: 0030 Approach Nearest Town. elas; ofTnwn Pow\!r Land lise (area under din~renttype, "f land u,e in hectare, rounded tn two decimal place,) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. FOfl.!M Irrigat\!d Un-irrigated Cullurable Area not (hy SOlin,:\! of irrigation) wastl.! available (illcluding f(.)f cultivation gaul.:har and grovlo!s) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) ( 1 ) PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 7 EA 42.49 Total 136.77 144.47 399.90 126.45 43 II 24.16 lie 20.42 R 40.01 0 52.18 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 6 EA 189.60 Total 88.26 137.03 538.48 53.26 44 II 27.26 lie 32.11 R 12.89 0 16.00 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 6 EA 163.18 Total 119.83 105.52 309.89 72.16 45 II 20.16 lie 62.75 R 20.00 0 16.92 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 8 EA 57.04 Total 166.84 226.03 691.77 108.07 46 Tk 3.24 II 16.48 lie 82.16 R 16.22 0 48.74 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 8 EA 80.98 Total 165.99 152.64 660.68 74.00 47 Tk 4.98 II 39.18 lie 29.24 R 35.85 0 56.74 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 15 EA 30.37 Total 102.43 221.43 409.38 148.41 48 II 16.00 lie 42.15 R 38.63 0 5.65 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 10 EA 106.26 Total 168.02 255.90 915.02 74.40 49 Tk 8.10 II 24.30 lie 60.75 R 26.19 0 48.68 83 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KARKAL, Code No '0030 LC Nam~ of V"'ag~ Total ar~a 01 Totdl Am.:nrtl':' d\ IIldll!.: (II not avallah!.: w,th,n th" VIlla!!':. a dash () " ~hown 10 the No !h~ vll1ag~ Popu column and n~xl to II In hrael..~I' Ih.: d"lanc': 10 hroad rang'" Vl/ ~ I..m' 'i 10 I..m' (In h~ctar~') I ,II IOn and 10+ lm' of lh" n.:ar.:,1 plae.: wh.:r.: Ih.: fadlrtv ""vallnhl.: I~ glv.:n) and Edu,a M",hcdl Drml..mg Pu'l Ddyor Commu!llcallon No "l Ilollal Wdl.:" and Day, of (Bu, SIO!, H()U,,\,., T d.: marl...:! RaIlv.8) StatIOn hold, graph hal 11 an) Wal':lWay] ( 1 ) (2) (3) ( 4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 50 KADANDALE 1466.01 3666 P(4) , RP 1.1, HP PTa, -(0-5) BS (694) M(2), H, a Phone 51 PALADKA 1452.11 2808 P(4), M(2) PHC, FPC, W, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (513) RP Phone 52 PUTHIGE 2168.81 6736 P(4), M, H RP 1.1, HP PTO, SUN BS (1183) Phone 53 BELVAI 2554.21 8092 P(6) , PHC, FPC, T, W, HP PTO, IJED BS ( 1365) M(4), H RP Phone 54 MARNE 3164.79 6038 P(6) , PHC, FPC T, W, HP PTa, FRI BS ( 1132) M(3), H Phone 55 HERMUNDE 1177.45 1385 P(2), M RP W, HP PTa, -(0-5) BS (229) Phone 56 SHIRLAL 3672.98 2201 P(3), M, H -(0-5) 1.1, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (355) Phone 84 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name \)f C. D. Block; KARKAL Coue No.; 0030 Approach N~ar~'t Town. Cia" ofTo\\ (11) (12) ( 13) (14) ( 15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (1) PR MUOSIORI- IV- 15 EA 125.88 TotaL 156.68 330.45 784.99 68.01 50 Tk 6.20 II 20.37 lie 12.00 R 99.91 0 18.20 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 8 EA 121.45 Total 157.50 308.96 772.90 91.30 51 II 28.72 lie 47.74 R 38.52 0 42.52 PR MUOSIDRI- IV- 6 EA 80.28 TotaL 184.23 625.46 1227.87 50.97 52 Tk 3.49 II 52.10 lie 48.70 R 44.81 0 35.13 PR MUDBIDRI- IV- 8 EA 25.51 TotaL 285.43 592.62 1166.34 484.31 53 Tk 8.59 II 40.26 lie 80.45 R 88.90 0 67.23 PR KARKAL- III - 15 EA 831.11 TotaL 253.05 647.55 1085.08 348.00 54 Tk 9.72 II 38.75 \.Ie 82.16 R 29.80 0 92.62 PR KARKAL - 111- 24 EA 182.19 TotaL 71.55 140.15 562.28 221.28 55 II 10.20 \.Ie 40.70 R 13.74 0 6.91 PR KARKAL - I I 1- 24 EA 1051.83 TotaL 193.00 202.85 2022.30 203.00 56 \.I 35.75 lie 30.18 R 60.20 0 66.87 85 AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KARKAL; Code No. :0030 LC Total ar~a of Total Amentt ..!, avallahk (II not dvalldhlc wIthIn the VIllage. a da,h ( ) I' ~hown III the No th~ vlllag~ Pnpu column and n~xllo It 111 hrad.. ct,. th,' dl.tanee In hroad rang.:. VI.! -5 lm,. 5-10 lm,. (In h~(. tar~') lalton and 10+ lm' "I th~ near".t ride': wh~rc the laclhtv I' dvallahlc I, gIven) and EJu ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 57 KERVASHE 4210.24 2411 p(3), M RP IJ, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (407) Phone 58 MALA 4700.44 4937 P(5), M(4) RP IJ, HP pTO, -(5-10) BS (891) Phone 59 JARKALA 589.66 709 P( 2), M -(0-5) IJ, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (106) 60 HIRGANA 2353.15 4395 P(3), M(3) RP IJ, HP PTO, -(5'10) BS (765) Phone 61 YERLAPADY 2036.19 4240 P(4), M(2) RP IJ, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (691) Phone 62 KUKKUJE 844.92 1466 P(2), RP II, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (230) M(2), H Phone 63 KADTHALA 1472.72 2135 P, M -(0-5) IJ, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (346) Phone 86 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Bh:k : KARKAL; Code No.: 0030 Approach 'Nearest Town. Class of Town Pow~r Land u,.: (area under dift<:rent typ~s of land us~ in h..:ctar..:, fl>undcd to two dedmal places) L,C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Fnr~.st Irrigated Un-irrigated Cultllrabl..: Area not (hy M)lIre..: of irrigation) waste available (induding t,x cultivation gallchar and grove~) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) (1) PR KARKAL- 111- 25 EA 1740.89 Total 152.79 334.4'7 1733.46 248.63 57 Tk 3.32 W 25.59 We 44.00 R 44.00 0 35.88 PR KARKAL· 111- 16 EA 1518.41 Total 214.56 440.62 2444.85 82.00 58 Tk 3.28 W 28.17 We 43.00 R 103.60 0 36.51 KR KARKAL- 111- 20 EA 89.08 Total 90.68 43.79 282.91 83.20 59 W 17.00 We 41.85 R 27.61 0 4.22 PR KARKAL- III- 5 EA 363.00 Total 161.41 398.03 1338.53 92.18 60 Tk 7.50 W 30.18 We 86.70 R 24.37 0 12.66 PR KARKAL· 111- 14 EA 303.45 Total 186.63 364.21 913.64 268.26 61 Tk 6.10 W 36.08 We 59.75 R 46.00 0 38.70 PR KARKAL- III· 25 EA 161.88 Total 64.34 244.17 311.83 62.70 62 W 10.11 We 20.15 R 34.08 PR KARKAL- 111- 20 EA 96.36 Total 123.32 132.32 998.11 122.61 63 W 30.15 We 24.15 R 40.62 0 28.40 87 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name ot C.D.Block : KARKAL; Code No. :0030 LC Name 01 Village Total area 01 Total Amemlle, avallahle (II not avmlahk wlthtn the village. a da~h (_) " ,hown tn the No the village Popu ~olumn and next to It tn hrad.cts. the dl (1) (2) (3) (4) (S) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 64 YELLARE 1040.47 1S45 p(2), M -(0-5) W, HP PO -(S-10) BS (246) 6S PADUKUDUR 479.S0 782 P, M -(5-10) W, HP -(0-5) -(O-S) BS ( 114) 66 VARANGA 19S5.72 3725 P(2) , RP W, HP PTO, TUE BS (579) M(2), H Phone 67 MUDRADY 2351.17 3825 P(4), M RP W, HP PTO, -(O-S) BS (611) Phone 68 SHIVAPURA 1978.01 3465 P(5) , RP W, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (562) M(2), H Phone 69 KEREBETTU 44S.12 733 P -(0-5) W, HP - (0-5) -(O-S) BS ( 126) 70 CHARA 1869.26 3384 P(4), M(3) -(0-5) W, HP PO, THU BS (604) Phone 88 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ot C.D.Block : KARKAL; Code No.: 0030 Approach Neare~1 Town, Clas~ of Town Power Land u"~ (ar~a under dd f~renl Iyp..:~ of land u"e m h~dar..:' rounded 10 Iwo d~clmal plac~~) LC 10 vIllage lind dl~lance (in Km ) Supply No f-ore" Irngat~d Un-Irngated Culturahk Area nOI (h) "nllrc~ of IrrigatIOn) ",aMe dV811ah!.: (Illcludmg for cultlvdllon gallchar and groves) (11 ) (12) ( 13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) KR KARKAL 111- 25 EA 199.72 Total 63.54 302.93 358.28 116.00 64 \01 20.41 \ole 18.76 R 16.70 0 7.67 PR KARKAL- 111- 25 EA 41.20 Total 80.39 102.59 192.11 63.21 65 \01 14.66 \ole 20.16 R 25.37 0 20.20 PR KARKAL- 111- 25 EA 101.21 Total 107.68 327.09 1300.94 118.80 66 Tk 2.02 \ol 24.38 \ole 56.13 R 9.72 0 15.43 PR KARKAL- 111- 30 EA 445.17 Total 137.81 389.20 1265.67 113.32 67 Tk 6.43 \ol 18.20 \ole 20.14 R 62.04 0 31.00 PR UDUPI- 1- 27 EA 147.21 Total 111.33 322.44 1275.70 121.33 68 \ol 20.72 \ole 38.15 R 36.00 0 16.46 PR UDUPI- 1- 30 EA 40.49 Total 52.23 119.92 168.87 63.61 69 \ol 10.40 \ole 20.94 R 8.19 0 12.70 PR UDUPI- 1- 32 EA 485.83 Total 76.52 213.09 830.82 263_00 70 \ol 19.70 \ole 36.00 R 8.90 0 11.92 89 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KARKAL; Code No. :0030 L.C. Name of Villag~ Total area of Total Amenities availahle (if not availahle within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu column and next to it in hrackets. the di,tan,.: in hroad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 kms. (In he~tares) lation and I () + kms of the neare"t place where the fa"ilil) i, availahle is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Po .. t Day or Communication No.of tiona I Water and Days of [Bus Stop. House Tel.:- market! Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterwayf ~1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 71 HEBRI 2877.51 5141 p(3) , PHC, FPC, W, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (854) M(2) , RP Phone H(2), PUC 72 BELANJE 994.49 1582 P '(5-10) \oJ, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (244) Phone 73 KUCHUR 1731.12 1668 p(2), M(2) '(0-5) W, HP, R PO, -(0-5) BS (261) Phone 74 NADPAL 13791.66 2594 p(5), M(2) RP 'W, HP PTO, - (5"10) BS (444) Phone 75 KABBINALE 2592.93 1247 p(3), M(2) -(5-10) 'W, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (221) Phone 76 ANDAR 4158.42 . 2023 p(2), M -(0-5) W, HP PO, - (0-5) BS (363) Phone Tota 1 (Sum) 132487.25 239029 P(235), PHC(15), (41741) M(150), FPC(11), H(25) , RP(45) PUC(5), 0 90 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : KARKAL; Code No.: 0030 Approach N~ar!!st Town. Class of Town Po""~r Land U.~ (ar~a undu dIlTi:~nt typ~; (If land US!! 10 h~dar~. lllund ..... 1 to two d~"lmal plac~.) L.C to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No Forest Irrigated U n-irrigat\!d Culturablc Area not (hy ;ource of irrigallon) wa~h! avallabh: (indudlOg for culllvatlOn gallchar and grov\!~) ( 11 ) (12~ ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) ( 1 ) PR UDUPI- 1- 33 EA 947.55 Total 90.29 284.80 1276.37 278.50 71 Tk 5.47 II 14.70 lie 36.10 R 18.04 0 15.98 KR UDUPI - 1- 30 EA 337.78 Total 80.17 171.44 333.46 71.64 72 II 20.01 lie 26.11 R 14.85 0 19.20 PR UDUPI - 1- 32 EA 717.00 Total 68.02 202.02 605.82 138.26 73 II 10.74 lie 28.16 R 13.00 0 16.12 PR UDUPI- 1- 40 EA 10647.73 Total 90.69 257.57 2642.67 153.00 74 II 40.26 lie 6.57 R 43.86 PR KARKAL- I I I - 38 EA 1214.57 Total 71.26 151.27 1069.68 86.15 75 Tk 13.08 II 8.40 lie 24.16 R 16.20 0 9.42 PR KARKAL- I I I - 21 EA 2034.61 Total 100.82 233.42 1707.34 82.23 76 Tk 8.10 II 20.02 lie 26.20 R 14.50 0 32.00 33505.78 Total 10058.41 20902.52 56879.72 11140.82 Tk 166.62 II 2017.72 lie 3759.51 R 2354.64 0 1759.92 91 KUNDAPURA C.D.BLOCK KARNATAKA KUNDAPURA TALUK DAKSHIN KANNAD DISTRICT BOUNDARV, [)STAICT TAu," OlLA.' WOTH lOCU... CODE..-. l ___-IJ _-_-_J FOREST - RESERVED WITH IWiII: ...... F HlADOUAAT£RS rAllJlt @ \'ILl.OES WITH POPULATION SlZ.E D.tnc 1000-'-"'. t5(IOO AND AlIOV£ UJl8AN AREA WITH lOCATIOtt COM NATJOtd,L te3HWA' SfAT( HlOtt.A, IMPORTANT METAllED ROAD UNM(TALlEO 'NO OfHU ROADS MY£R(TIOAlJ WITH STFlfAM --'lC;;-<; POST Of'1'1C£ I T(l£GfI.PH OFFICE POI TO ------..,\, HIGHER S[CCHOAIII'!' SClo400l ""''" - PQUCIE STAllett ~~!:~''''~'::::~'";;E':r:~TH CENTR£,D9fNSAIt'. ffl, ••+. ~''''NT VILLAGE MARlln/HA' (!>HAND't'I,MANDI!~ A . 1\ I ("I T , ~ .., u ..... -'----~ o \) < ~ U Ie ) (. D l!ltoc~ ttounde., 01 lI.unda,u'D • co '.''''1''''' w'" ''''uk boundor,!, ... rudn, 011 ,IGluiory ,-". ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK: KUNDAPURA-0040 C. D. BLOCK: KUNDAPURA-0040 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 Aj ri 11/9/4/72 11/09/0040/0072 9/8/4/42 09/08/0040/0042 2 Albadi 11/9/4/20 11/09/0040/0020 9/8/4/15 09/08/0040/0015 3 Aloor 11/9/4/95 11/09/0040/0095 9/8/4/36 09/08/0040/0036 4 Amaseba i l u 11/9/4/18 11/09/0040/0018 9/8/4/12 09/08/0040/0012 5 Ampar 11/9/4/74 11/09/0040/0074 9/8/4/51 09/08/0040/0051 6 Anagalti 11/9/4/1 11/09/0040/0001 9/8/4/1 09/08/0040/0001 7 Asodu 11/9/4/6 11/09/0040/0006 9/8/4/23 09/08/0040/0023 8 Badakere 11/9/4/46 11/09/0040/0046 9/8/4/84 09/08/0040/0084 9 Balkur 11/9/4/3 11/09/0040/0003 9/8/4/3 09/08/0040/0003 10 Basrur 11/9/4/2 11/09/0040/0002 9/8/4/2 09/08/0040/0002 11 Beejadi 11/9/4/31 11/09/0040/0031 9/8/4/31 09/08/0040/0031 12 Bellal 11/9/4/62 11/09/0040/0062 9/8/4/41 09/08/0040/0041 13 Beloor 11/9/4124 11/09/0040/0024 9/8/4/25 09/08/0040/0025 14 Belve 11/9/4/21 11/09/0040/0021 9/8/4/16 09/08/0040/0016 15 Bi joor 11/9/4/53 11/09/0040/0053 9/8/4/92 09/08/0040/0092 16 Chittoor 11/9/4/59 11/09/0040/0059 9/8/4/37 09/08/0040/0037 17 Devalkunda 11/9/4/80 11/09/0040/0080 9/8/4/58 09/08/0040/0058 18 Edmoge 11/9/4/65 11/09/0040/0065 9/8/4/44 09/08/0040/0044 19 Golihole 11/9/4/40 11/09/0040/0040 9/8/4/78 09/08/0040/0078 20 Gopadi 11/9/4/30 11/09/0040/0030 9/8/4/30 09/08/0040/0030 21 Gujjadi 11/9/4/87 11/09/0040/0087 9/8/4/65 09/08/0040/0065 22 Gulvadi 11/9/4/77 11/09/0040/0077 9/8/4/55 09/08/0040/0055 23 Hadavu 11/9/4/44 11/09/0040/0044 9/8/4/82 09/08/0040/0082 24 Haladi (76) 11/9/4/14 11/09/0040/0014 9/8/4/9 09/08/0040/0009 25 Halady (28) 11/9/4/13 11/09/0040/0013 9/8/4/8 09/08/0040/0008 26 Hallady-Harkadi 11/9/4/22 11/09/0040/0022 9/8/4/17 09/08/0040/0017 27 Hallihole 11/9/4/38 11/09/0040/0038 9/8/4/76 09/08/0040/0076 28 Halnad 11/9/4/75 11/09/0040/0075 9/8/4/52 09/08/0040/0052 29 Hangloor 11/9/4/33 11/09/0040/0033 9/8/4/34 09/08/0040/0034 30 HardaLly-Mandalli 11/9/4i12 11/09/0040/0012 9/8/4/7 09/08/0040/0007 31 Harkoor 11/9/4/92 11/09/0040/0092 9/8/4/71 09/08/0040/0071 32 Hattiangadi 11/9/4/82 11/09/0040/0082 9/8/4/60 09/08/0040/0060 33 Hekladi 11/9/4/91 11/09/0040/0091 9/8/4/69 09/08/0040/0069 34 Henmadi 11/9/4/85 11/09/0040/0085 9/8/4/63 09/08/0040/0063 35 Hengavalli 11/9/4/16 11/09/0040/0016 9/8/4/10 09/08/0040/0010 36 Heranjal 11/9/4/51 11/09/0040/0051 9/8/4/89 09/08/0040/0089 37 Heroor 11/9/4/42 11/09/0040/0042 9/8/4/80 09/08/0040/0080 38 Heskathoor 11/9/4/23 11/09/0040/0023 9/8/4/19 09/08/0040/0019 95 ALPIIABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK: KUNDAPURA-0040 C. D. BLOCK: KUNDAPURA-0040 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 39 Hombady-Mandadi 11/9/4/9 11/09/0040/0009 9/8/4/21 09/08/0040/0021 40 Hosadu 11/9/4/88 11/09/0040/0088 9/8/4/66 09/08/0040/0066 41 Hosangadi 11/9/4/66 11/09/0040/0066 9/8/4/45 09;08/0040/0045 42 Hosoor 11/9/4/61 11/09/0040/0061 9/8/4/39 09/08/0040/0039 43 Idurkunhadi 11/9/4/60 11/09/0040/0060 9/8/4/38 09/08/0040/0038 44 Jadkal 11/9/4/39 11/09/0040/0039 9/8/4/77 09/08/0040/0077 45 Japthi 11/9/4/8 11/09/0040/0008 9/8/4/5 09/08/0040/0005 46 Kalallara 11/9/4/5 11/09/0040/0005 9/8/4/22 09/08/0040/0022 47 Kal thodu 1i1 /9/4/41 11/09/0040/0041 9/8/4/79 09/08/0040/0079 48 Kamalashi le 11/9/4/64 11/09/0040/0064 9/8/4/43 09/08/0040/0043 49 Kambadakone 11/9/4/50 11/09/0040/0050 9/8/4/88 09/08/0040/0088 50 Kandallara 11/9/4/4 11/09/0040/0004 9/8/4/4 09/08/0040/0004 51 Kanyana 11/9/4/81 11/09/0040/0081 9/8/4/59 09/08/0040/0059 52 Karkunje 11/9/4/78 11/09/0040/0078 9/8/4/56 09/08/0040/0056 53 Kattabelthoor 11/9/4/84 11/09/0040/0084 9/8/4/62 09/08/0040/0062 54 Kallrady 11/9/4/76 11/09/0040/0076 9/8/4/53 09/08/0040/0053 55 Kedoor 11/9/4/25 11/09/0040/0025 9/8/4/24 09/08/0040/0024 56 Kenchanoor 11/9/4/79 11/09/0040/0079 9/8/4/57 09/08/0040/0057 57 Keradi 11/9/4/63 11/09/0040/0063 9/8/4/40 09/08/0040/0Q40 58 Kergal 11/9/4/52 11/09/0040/0052 9/8/4/90 09/08/0040/0090 59 Kirimanjeshwar 11/9/4/49 11/09/0040/0049 9/8/4/8'1 09/08/0040/0687-- 60 Kodladi 11/9/4/73 11/09/0040/0073 9/8/4/54 09/08/0040/0054 61 Kollur 11/9/4/36 11/09/0040/0036 9/8/4/74 09/08/0040/0074 62 Koni 11/9/4/34 11/09/0040/0034 9/8/4/33 09/08/0040/0033 63 Korgi 11/9/4/7 11/09/0040/0007 9/8/4/20 09/08/0040/0020 64 Koteshwar 11/9/4/32 11/09/0040/0032 9/8/4/32 09/08/0040/0032 - 65 Kulanje 11/9/4/69 11/09/0040/0069 9/8/4/49 09/08/0040/0049 66 Kumbashi 11/9/4/29 11/09/0040/0029 9/8/4/29 09/08/0040/0029 67 Kundabarandadi 11/9/4/93 11/09/0040/0093 9/8/4/70 09/08/0040/0070 68.Machattu 11/9/4/67 11/09/0040/0067 9/8/4/46 09/08/0040/0046 69 MadalTlllakki 11/9/4/19 11/09/0040/0019 9/8/4/13 09/08/0040/0013 70 Marallanthe 11/9/4/45 11/09/0040/0045 9/8/4/83 09/08/0040/0083 71 Molahalli 11/9/4/11 11/09/0040/0011 9/8/4/6 '09/08/0040/0006 72 Mudoor 11/9/4/37 11/09/0040/0037 9/8/4/75 09/08/0040/0075 73 Nada 11/9/4/43 11/09/0040/0043 9/8/4/81 09/08/0040/0081 74 Nandanallana 11/9/4/54 11/09/0040/0054 9/8/4/91 09/08/0040/0091 75 Nallunde 11/9/4/47 11/09/0040/0047 9/8/4/85 09/08/0040/0085 76 Noojadi 11/9/4/94 11/09/0040/0094 9/8/4/72 09/08/0040/0072 77 Padullari 11/9/4/56 11/09/0040/0056 9/8/4/94 09/08/0040/0094 96 ALPIIABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK: KUNDAPURA-0040 C. 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BLOCK: KUNDAPURA-0040 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 78 Rattadi 11/9/4/15 11/09/0040/0015 9/8/4/11 09/08/0040/0011 '0 79 Sanapur 11/9/4/90 11/09/0040/0090 9/8/4/68 09/08/0040/0068 80 Shankaranarayana 11/9/4/70 11/09/0040/0070 9/8/4/50 09/08/0040/0050 81 Shedimane 11/9/4/17 11/09/0040/0017 9/8/4/14 09/08/0040/0014 82 Shiroor 11/9/4/57 11/09/0040/0057 9/8/4/95 09/08/0040/0095 83 Siddapur 11/9/4/71 11/09/0040/0071 9/8/4/48 09/08/0040/0048 84 Tallur 11/9/4/83 11/09/0040/0083 9/8/4/61 09/08/0040/0061 85 Thekkatte 11/9/4/27 11/09/0040/0027 9/8/4/28 . 09/08/0040/0028 86 Trashi 11/9/4/89 11/09/0040/0089 9/8/4/67 09/08/0040/0067 87Ulloor [11] 11/9/4/48 11/09/0040/0048 9/8/4/86 09/08/0040/0086 88 Ulloor [74] 11/9/4/68 11/09/0040/0068 9/8/4/47 09/08/0040/0047 89 Ulthoor 11/9/4/26 11/09/0040/0026 9/8/4/26 09/08/0040/0026 90 Uppinakudru 11/9/4/86 11/09/0040/0086 9/8/4/64 09/08/0040/0064 91 Uppunda 11/9/4/55 11/09/0040/0055 9/8/4/93 09/08/0040/0093 92 Vakwadi 11/9/4/28 11/09/0040/0028 9/8/4/27 09/08/0040/0027 93 lJandse 11/9/4/58 11/09/0040/0058 9/8/4/35 09/08/0040/0035 94 Yadyadi-Mathyadi 11/9/4/10 11/09/0040/0010 9/8/4/18 09/08/0040/0018 95 Yeljith 11/9/4/35 11/09/0040/0035 9/8/4/73 09/08/0040/0073 97 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code No. :0040 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not availahle within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu column and next to it in hrackets. the distance in hroad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 kim. .,., (In he.:tares) lation and I F'\, ~ • f'.1 ~ ,. 0" , " ., and Ed '.1 " on No.of tional' Water and Days of [Bus Stop. House Tele- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat ifany Waterway) ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ANAGALLI 660.31 2995 P(2), M(2) RP 1.1 PO, -(0-5) NY (538) Phone 2 BASRUR 576.44 6356 P(5), PHC, FPC, T, 1.1, TK, PTO, YEO BS (974) M(5), H, RP HP, R Phone PUC, C 3 BALKUR 470.71 2552 P(2), M -(0-5) T, \.I, HP, PO, -(0-5) ~ BS (393) R Phone 4 KANDAVARA 761.48 2721 P(2), M -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (421) Phone 5 KALAVARA 756.81 2167 P(2), M -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (379) Phone 6 ASOOU 441 .. 39 711 P, M -(0-5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (124) 7 KORGI 997.65 2072 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO, -(0-5) -(0-5) (321) Phone 8 JAPTHI 902.61 2004 P, M -(5-10) 1.1, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (308) Phone 98 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code No.: 0040 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Pow~r Land use (ar-:a under different typ~s of land use in h"clare~ rounded to two decimal place~) L.C to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Fore~t Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by ~oun:e of irrigation) wa~tt! available (includlOg for cultIvation gauchar and grovt!~) (11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR KUNDAPURA- I I 10 4 EA Total 41.00 206.00 373.41 39.90 W 17.72 We 2.28 a 21.00 PR KUtlOAPURA- [I I 0 6 EA Total 87.00 187.26 43.18 259.00 2 Tk 10.99 W 24.21 We 15.38 0 36.42 PR KUNOAPURA- I I 10 8 EA Total 54.00 192.96 88_ 71 135.04 3 TIc 2.96 ',I 36.79 We 8.21 0 6.04 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 5 EA Total 46.00 233.73 412.75 69.00 4 Tk 40.00 W 0.97 We 5.03 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 10 EA Total 111.00 277.00 331. 18 37.63 5 W 22.15 We 14.85 0 76.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 21 EA 20.33 Total 51.00 66.00 246.06 58.00 6 W 22.58 We 2.42 0 26.00 PR KUNDAPURA- I I 1- 15 EA 204.70 Total 119.37 184.00 434.96 54.62 7 Tk 57.37 W 17.08 We 13.92 a 31.00 PR KUNDAPURA- I II- 12 EA ,tal 94.00 285.00 464.60 59.01 8 hi 7.BO We 11.20 0 75.00 99 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code No. :0040 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities availatll~ (if not available within the village. a dash (-) i& shown in the No. the village Popu column and next to it in brackets. the distance In broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 km&. (In h~ctares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place where tho: fa.:ility is available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Wat.:r and Days of [Bus Stop, HOllsl! Tde- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat ifany Waterway) (7) (10) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (8) (9~ 1.1, -(0-5) BS 9 KOM8~OY-MAND~Ol 402.80 1233 P(2), M(2) RP TI.I, HP PO, (221) Phone 10 YADYAOI-MATHYADI 1088.44 2741 P(4), RP 1.1, HP PO, -(0-5) as (396) Me 2), H Phone 11 MOLAHALLI 2044.34 3896 P(4) , RP T, W, TK, PO, - (5-10) -(O-S) (644) M(2), H HP Phone 12 HARDALLY-MANDALLI 1251.S8 2917 P(2), M RP 1.1, HP PO, -(O-S) as (462) Phone 13 HALADY (28) 4S9.S0 1207 P(2), M -(O-S) T, W, HP PO, TUE as (191 ) Phone 14 HALADI (76) lS03.63 2723 P(3) PHC, FPC, T, 'oJ, TK, PO, -(0-5) as (412) CHI.I, RP HP Phone 15 RATTAOI 1284.9S 1890 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) W, HP PO, -(5-10) as (294) Phone 16 HENGAVAlLl 2603.S8 34S0 P(3), M(2) -COoS) W, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (492) Phone 17 SHEOIMANE 2200.20 2067 P(3), ~ -(5-10) 1.1, aTH PO, -(5-10) -(0-5) (364) Phone 100 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: KUNDAPURA; Code No.: 0040 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land use (area ;mder dift'¢rent types of land use in hectare~ rounded to two dedmal pla.:es) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available (induding for cultivation gauchar and grovl!s) <11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) ( 15) (16) ( 17) (18) ( 1 ) PR KUNOAPURA- 111- 14 EA 92.92 Total 43.00 76.14 164.73 26.01 9 W 8.46 We 13.54 0 21.00 PR KUNOAPURA- 111- 18 EA 283.29 Total 67.99 238.00 471. 16 28.00 10 W 20.92 We 13.03 0 34.04 KR KUNOAPURA- 111- 12 EA 627.53 Total 207.00 291.01 819.60 99.20 11 W 44.82 We 21.58 0 140.60 PR KUNOAPURA- 111- 15 EA 266.98 Total 99.00 271.00 545.59 69.01 12 W 8.28 We 3.72 0 87.00 PR KUNOAPURA- 111- 22 EA 147.71 Total 21.00 96.02 152.77 42.00 13 W 8.98 We 3.02 0 9.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 24 EA 713.02 Total 141.00 290.00 273.61 86.00 14 W 8.07 We 5.93 0 127.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 41 EA 577.98 Total 120.00 99.00 442.97 45.00 15 W 20.32 We 10.68 0 89.00 PR KUNDAPURA' 111- 38 EA 1806.58 Total 172.00 358.13 131.87 135.00 16 W 13.71 We 11.29 0 147.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 47 EA 753.11 Total 133.00 719.00 472.09 123.00 17 W 62.36 We 16.64 0 . 54.00 101 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code 1"Jo. :0040 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not availabk within the village. a dash (-) is sbown in the No. the village Popu- .;ollimn and next to it in brackl!ls. the distance in hroad ranges viz. -5 kms. S-l 0 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kills of the nearest place whal! the facility is availabll! is giwn). and Edllca- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Wall!r and Days of IBus Slop. HOllS'f.! T de- market/ Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway] (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 18 AMASEBAILU 5929.60 2332 P(4) , D, RP T, IJ, TK, PO, THU BS (398) M( 2), H HP Phone 19 MADAMMAKKI 4178.92 1728 P(3), M RP IJ, HP PO, -(10+) BS (262) Phone 20 ALBADI 1640.00 3154 P(2), RP IJ, HP PO, -(10+) BS (542) M(2), H Phone 21 BELVE 2260.78 2908 P(3), M, H PHC, FPC, T, IJ, TK, PTO, -(10+) BS (489) RP HP Phone 22 HALLADY-HARKADI 423.43 1397 P( 2), M - (0-5) IJ, TIJ, HP PO, -(10+) BS (227) Phone 23 HESKATHOOR 288.42 776 P, M -(0-5) IJ, HP Phone -(5-10) BS ( 118) 24 BElOOR 883.25 3123 P(3), M(2) RP IJ, HP PO, -(10+) -(5-10) (510) Phone 25 KEDOOR 636.88 1790 P(2), M, H PHC, FPC, IJ, HP PO, - (10+) BS (272) RP Phone 26 ULTHOOR 481.89 1819 P(2), M -(0-5) IJ, HP PO, -(5-10) -(0-5) (275) Phone 102 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code No.: 0040 Approach Nearest Town. Clas~ of Town Power Land use (area under dift;:rent types of land usc in hectare, rounded to two decimal places) • L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Fore~t Irngated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by ~ollrce of irrigation) wa~te available (induding for cultivatIon gallchar and groVt:~) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (1) PR KUNDAPURA- II I - 40 EA 4053.06 Total 159.99 129.03 1518.52 69.00 18 W 16.95 We 11.04 0 132.00 PR KUNDAPURA- II I - 41 EA 2053.33 Total 70.00 271.99 1718.60 65.00 19 W 20.24 We 6.76 0 43.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 34 EA 590.81 Total 156.99 223.00 501.18 168.02 20 W 61.51 We 20.48 0 75.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 30 EA 812.31 Total 143.00 230.00 973.47 102.00 21 1,1 26.62 We 34.38 0 82.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 23 EA 24.28 Total 21.00 104.00 255.15 19.00 22 1,1 5.57 l,Ie 7.43 0 8.00 PR KUNDAPURA- II I - 21 EA 115.74 Total 55.99 55.19 42.68 18.82 23 \oJ 7.74 We 1.25 0 47.00 PR KUNOAPURA- 111- 20 EA 2.01 Total 105.00 216.00 435.24 125.00 24 \oJ 8.71 l.Ie 26.69 0 69.60 PR KUNOAPURA- I I I - 15 EA 60.72 Total 70.00 178.00 260.35 67.81 25 \oJ 7.24 We 26.75 0 36.01 KR KUNOAPURA- I I I - 13 EA Total 42.00 203.00 180.89 56.00 26 \oJ 21.50 We 20.28 0 0.22 103 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.O.Block : KUNOAPURA; Code No 0040 LC' Nam~ 01 VIllage Total area of Total AmemlIe, available (If not avatlable wlthm the vIllage a dash (-) .1> ~hown In the No th~ vIlIag~ PllPU column and next to It 111 hlad.. .:tl>. the dlqancc 111 broad rangel> Vl7 'i I..ml>. ~-IO kmb. (In hectareI-) latmo dnd IQ+ lin' of the near",t place when: the faCIlIty" avaIlable" gIven) and Educa- Medical Dnnlmg Po,t Day or CommuOI,allon Noot tlonal Water anll Days 01 IBu," SlOp. House Tel.: market! RaIlway StatIOn hold, graph hat II any Waterway] (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 1 0) 27 THEKKATTE 543_ 73 4081 P(2), M, RP T, 101, TK, PTO, - (10+) BS (659) H, PUC HP Phone 28 VAKWADI 533.19 2233 P, M - (0 5) 101, HP PO, -(5-10) -(5-10) (338) Phone 29 KUMBASHI 451. 13 3955 P(3), PHC, FPC T, 101, TK, PTO, -(5-10) BS (615) M(2), H HP Phone 30 GOPADI 236.49 2630 P -(0-5) T, 101, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (428) 31 BEEJADI 434.55 4878 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) W, TK, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (746) Phone 32 KOTESHIJAR 732.80 7960 P(3) , PHC, RP T, 101, TK, PTO, -(0-5) BS (1261) M(3), H, HP Phone PUC • 33 HANGLOOR 342.74 3356 P, M RP 101, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (586) Phone 34 KONI 472.41 3264 P(3), M(2) RP TrW, TK, PO, -(0-5) BS (478) HP Phone 35 YELJITH 3408.72 2093 P(3), M(2) RP 101, HP PO, -(5-10) as (315) Phone 104 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code No.: 004()' Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Pow.:r Land u~.: (ar.:a under diffi:rcnt typ.:s of land us.: in h.:ctar.:s round.:d to two d.:dmal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Cllitllrabl.: Area not (by soure..: of irrigation) wast.: available (including for ~lIltivation gallchar and grov.:s) ( 11 ) ( 12) ( 13) ( 14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) ( 1 ) PR KUNDAPURA- . I II - 8 EA Total 45.00 256.00 143.73 99.00 27 \01 2.88 \ole 20.28 0 21.84 KR KUNDAPURA- I 11- 10 EA Total 48.00 158.00 293.19 34.00 28 Tk 9.00 \01 13.96 \ole 10.04 0 15.00 PR KUNDAPURA- I II . 10 EA Total 61.00 170.00 89.13 131.00 29 Tk 9.00 \01 21.94 \ole 18.06 0 12.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 6 EA Total 25.00 116.00 53.49 42.00 30 \01 5.13 \ole 19.87 PR KUNDAPURA- I I I - 6 EA Total 37.99 255.00 74.56 67.00 31 \01 6.71 \.Ie 31.28 PR KUNDAPURA- I I I - 4 EA Total 80.00 297.00 245.80 110.00 32 Tk 9.00 \01 18.40 \ole 51.60 0 1.00 PR KUNDAPURA- I I I - 2 EA Total 45.00 133.00 67.74 97.00 33 \01 15.22 \ole 29.78 PR KUNDAPURA- I II - 4 EA Total 26.00 165.00 190.41 91.00 34 IJ 12.74 \ole 10.26 0 3.00 PR BAINDUR- IV- 6 EA 2141.65 Total 59.99 314.00 806.08 87.00 35 IJ 11.49 \ole 1.50 0 47.00 105 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code No. :0040 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities availaole (if not availaole within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and next to it in orackets. the distance in oroad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the neare,t place where the facility is available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of (Bus Stop, House- Tele- marketl Railway Station. hold, graph hat if any Wat (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 36 KOllUR 9800.58 2396 P(2), M, H PHC, FPC T, 101, TK, PTO, -(10+) BS (493) HP Phone 37 MUDOOR 6001.92 2557 P(2), M(2) RP 101, HP PO, -(10+) -(0-5) (522) Phone 38 HAlllHOlE 2930.23 2175 P(3), M PHC, RP, 101, HP PO, -(10+) BS (342) SMP Phone , 39 JADKAL 4944.01 3349 P(3), M RP 101, HP PO, -(10+) BS (601) Phone 40 GOLIHOLE 4584.40 3365 P(6), M(2) -(10+) W, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (511) Phone 41 KAlTHOOU 4212.71 4516 P(6), M(2) RP 101, HP PTO, -(5-10) -(5-10) (688) Phone 42 HEROOR 1755.66 2399 p(3} -(5-10) 101, HP PO, -(5-10) -(5-10) (374) Phone 43 NADA 1134.60 4787 P(S), PHC, FPC, T, 101, HP PTO, IJED BS (7511 M(3), H RP, SMP Phone 44 HADAVU 225.29 1513 p(2) -(0-5) W, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (239) Phone 106 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.O.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code No.: 0040 Approach N.:ar.:~t Town, Cla~. of Town Power Land u.e (area under different lypes of land use in hectare. rounded to two decimal place~) L.C. to village and di&tanc.: (in Km.) Supply No. Fore.t Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by "ource of irrigalton) waste available (including for cultivation gauchar and groves) pl~ P2~ , 13~ ( 14~ (15~ (16~ ( 17~ ,18~ P2 PR 8AIHDUR- IV- 25 fA 9130.06 Total 52.00 90.00 443.52 85.00 36 W 9.33 We 4.67 0 38.00 KR KUNDAPURA- Ill· 48 EA 3763.25 Total "6.00 1268.00 597.93 256.74 37 II 7.00 0 '09.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 34 EA 1737.07 Total 184.00 204.00 606.16 199.00 38 W 38.00 We 19.00 0 127.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 33 2893.39 Total 103.00 519.00 1240.62 188.00 39 W 10.42 Tw 4.58 0 88.00 PR 8AINDUR- IV- 11 EA 2798.59 Total 79.00 391.00 1140.81 175.00 40 W 15.75 WE' 5.?S r.J KR 8AINDUR- IV- 14 EA 2682.82 Total 120.00 404.00 718.85 287.04 41 W 27.97 We 17.01 0 75.02 KR 8AINDUR- IV- 20 EA 903.58 Total 92.00 312.00 392.08 56.00 42 II 22.29 We 5.71 0 64.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 16 EA 229.91 Total 113.20 444.80 262.69 84.00 43 W 34.12 We 17.88 0 61.20 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 17 EA Total 35.00 137.00 1.29 52.00 44 \oJ 10.25 We 5.75 0 19.00 107 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code No. :0040 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Am~nities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) i.\o shown in the No. tho: village Popu- column and next to it in brad.:cts. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 kms, (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the n~arest place where the facility is available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking POhi Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, House Tel~- market/ Railway Station. holds graph hat ifany Wataway) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 45 MARAVANTHE 4861 P(2), M PHC, FPC T, W, TK, PTO, TUE BS (698) HP Phone 46 BADAKERE 370.96 1802 P(3), M -(0-5) W, HP PO, - (0-5) -(0-5) (251) Phone 47 NAVUNDE 622.92 4791 P(3) , 0, RP T, W, TK, PTO, -'(0-5) BS (659) M(3) , H, HP Phone PUC 48 ULLOOR [11] 764.21 2324 P(2), M -(0-5) W, HP PO, - (0-5) -(0-5) (332) Phone 49 KIRIMANJESHWAR 772.62 6600 P(4), M(2) PHC, FPC, T, W, TK, PTa, ,",ON BS (921) RP HP Phone 50 KAMBADAKONE 478.14 3066 P(2), M, H RP W, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (427) Phone 51 HERANJAL 574.56 1453 p(2), M(2) -(0-5) W, HP PO, -(5-10) -(0-5) (221) Phone 52 KERGAL 432.55 3081 p(2), -(0-5) T, W, TK, PO, -(0-5) BS (427) M(2), H HP Phone 53 BIJOOR 10l7.17 5239 pel), M(3) RP T, W, TK, PTO, -(0-5) BS (709) HP Phone 108 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: KUNDAPURA; Code No.: 0040 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land us.: (area under different types of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Fore~t Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available (including for cultivation gauchar and groves) (11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (1) PR BAINDUR- IV- 14 fA Total 55.00 134.00 83.36 179.00 45 W 18.30 We 25.24 0 11.46 PR KUNDAPURA- III- 17 fA Total 35.00 161.00 158.96 16.00 46 W 10.50 We 10.50 0 14.00 PR BAINDUR· IV- 14 fA Total 48.00 271.00 242.92 61.00 47 W 24.28 We 10.72 0 13.00 PR BAINDUR- IV- 13 fA 258.06 Total 69.00 286.00 106.15 45.00 48 Tk 2.00 W 26.51 We 19.49 0 21.00 PR BAINDUR- IV- 12 fA Total 108.00 232.00 274.62 158.00 49 W 14.10 We 30.94 0 62.96 PR BAINDUR- IV- 7 fA 26.45 Total 46.00 261.00 88.69 56.00 50 W 31.52 We 4.48 0 10.00 PR BAINDUR- IV- 11 EA 121.47 Total 54.00 138.00 215.09 46.00 51 W 15.62 We 12.38 0 26.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 6 EA Total 61.00 243.00 101. 55 27.00 52 W 48.79 We 12.21 PR BAINDUR- IV- 3 EA 109.27 Total 113.00 555.00 192.90 67.00 53 W 32.88 We 24.12 0 56.00 109 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code No. :0040 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities availahI.: (if not availahle within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- ~olumn and next to it in hrackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms ofth.: nearest place when: the facility is availahle is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of IBus Stop, House Tele- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 54 NANDANAVANA 96.83 760 P -(0-5) W -(0-5) -(5-10) BS ( 117> 55 UPPUNDA 530.62 10058 P(3), M, H RP T, W, TI(, PTO, -(0-5) BS (1573) HP Phone 56 PADUVARI 1577.27 6098 P(4), M(3) - (0-5) T, W, TI(, PO, -(0-5) BS (961) HP Phone 57 SHIROOR 1466.07 13254 P(6), PHC, FPC, T, W, TI(, PTO, THU BS (2015) M(3), H RP HP Phone 58 WANDSE 988.12 2479 P(2), M, H PHC, FPC, W, HP PTO, FRI BS (404) RP Phone 59 CHITTOOR 1847.69 2532 P, M -(0-5) w, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (412) Phone 60 IDURI(UNHADI 1719.97 2160 P(3), M -(5-10) W, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (307) Phone 61 HOSOOR 2297.63 2141 P(2) -(5-10) W, HP PO -(5-10) -(5-10) (352) 62 BElLAL 2581.22 2575 P(3), M - (0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (410) "110 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Namt! of C.D.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code No.: 0040 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land usc (area under different types of land use in hectarc~ rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Fore~t Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturahle Area not (by source of irrigation) wast\! available (including for cultivation gauchar and groves) ( 1 1 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) (1) PR BAINDUR- IV· 6 EA Total 9.00 61.00 10.83 16.00 54 W 5.62 We 3.38 PR BAINDUR- IV- 5 EA Total 65.00 319.00 51.62 95.00 55 W 25.56 We 39.44 PR BAINDUR- IV- 1 EA 723.10 Total '12.00 304.96 319.21 118.00 56 Tk 3.00 W 61.83 We 26.17 0 21.00 PR BAINDUR- IV- 8 EA 275.01 Total 116.00 458.00 381.06 236.00 57 W 77.83 We 36.17 0 2.00 PR KUNDAPURA- I [J- 18 EA 447.44 Total 62.99 269.00 117.69 91.00 58 W 9.72 We 5.27 0 48.00 PR KUNDAPURA- "1- 27 EA 907.39 Total 92.00 258.00 476.30 114.00 59 W 17.61 We 8.39 0 66.00 PR KUNDAPURA- "1- 25 EA 578.88 Total 96.00 261.03 750.06 34.00 60 Tk 4.00 W 27.88 We 13.12 0 51.00 KR KUNDAPURA- [J 1- 31 EA 1051.29 Total 83.00 286.00 763.34 114.00 61 W 10.40 We 1.60 0 71.00 KR KUNDAPURA- 111- 23 EA 1459.06 Total 128.00 258.00 491.16 245.00 62 W 4.91 We 2.68 0 120.41 111 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code No. :0040 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities availahle (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In h.:ctares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is giVen). and Eduea- Medical Drinking Po~t Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, House Tde- mark"tl Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway] D> (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 63 KERADI 2669.58 2341 P(3) , M RP W. HP PO, -(10+) BS (337) Phone 64 KAMALASHILE 1847.70 1325 P(2), M -(0-5) W, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (199) Phone 65 EDMOGE 2705.84 1602 P(2), M(Z) -(5-10) W, HP PO, -(5-10) -(0-5) (~1) Phone 66 HOSANGAD I 3517.60 2901 P(3), M, H RP W, HP PTO, -(5·10) BS (455) Phone 67 MACHATTU 5314.74 2466 P(3), M ·(10+) W, HP -(0·5) -(0-5) BS (355) 68 ULLOOR [74] 2266.13 2841 P(3), M RP W, HP -(0,5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (460) 69 KULANJE 1440.70 • 1827 P(Z) - (0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(5'10) BS (260) 70 SHANKARANARAYANA 231Z.48 4876 P(4) , PHC, FPC, "', TK, HP PTO, MON BS (811) M(2), H, RP Phone PUC 71 SJDDAPUR 3009.42 5611 p(6), PHC, D, T, W, TK, PTO, WED BS (986) M(2) , H FPC, RP HP Phone 112 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code No.: 0040 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Pow.:r Land u~.: (area und.:r differ.:nl Iyp.:~ of land u~e in heclaN~ rounded to two decimal places) L.C. 10 village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. For.:st Irrigated Un-irrigated CullUrable Area nol (by ~(lurce of irrigation) waste available (including for cultivation gauchar and groves) (11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (1) PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 38 EA 1590.65 Totat 170.00 279.00 496.93 133.00 63 W 10.00 We 160.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 35 EA 1269.30 Total 55.00 123.00 361.40 39.00 64 W 6.96 We 10.04 0 38.00 KR KUNDAPURA- 111- 40 EA 2323.29 Total 73.00 169.00 59.55 81.00 65 1/ 2.59 We 3.41 0 67.00 PR HOSANGADI K P C PROJECT EA 2297.37 Total 108.00 266.00 536.98 333.53 66 COLONY- VI- 1 Tk 33.00 W 3.14 We 4.86 0 67.00 KR KUNDAPURA- 111- 39 EA 4411. 71 Total 162.00 205.00 441.03 95.00 67 W 11.82 We 14.18 0 136.00 KR KUNDAPURA- 111- 48 EA 1474.21 Total 166.00 247.00 254.92 124.00 68 W 21.08 We 6.92 0 138.00 KR KUNDAPURA- 111- 28 EA 798.93 Total 120.00 94.00 321.24 106.53 69 W 13.62 We 12.38 0 94.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 30 EA 80.68 Total 189.00 391.00 1383.80 268.00 70 W 28.50 We 22.50 0 138.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 29 EA 1554.05 Total 139.00 37.).00 723.37 220.00 71 Tk 4.00 W 19.63 We 18.37 0 97.00 113 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code No. :0040 L.C. Name of Village Total ar~a of Total Amenities availabh: (if not available within th.: villago:. a dash (-) is ~hown in tho: No. the village Popu column and next to it in brackets. tbe distance in broad rango:s vi.!:. -5 km •• 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kills of the nearest place where the facility is available is giwn). and &luca- Medical Drinking Po.t Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Day> of [Bu. Stop, Hou~e T ek- marketl Railway Station. hold~ graph hat if any Waterway] (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 72 AJRI 3033.62 3480 P(4), M(2) RP W, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (534) Phone 73 KOOLADI 1377 .89 1803 P(3), M -(5-10) 101, HP PO, -(5-10) -(5-10) (280) Phone , 74 AMPAR 2168.40 4517 P(4) , RP 101, HP PO, SUN BS (713) M(3), H Phone 75 HALNAD 401.92 1102 P, M -(0-5) 101, HP PO, -(0-5) -(0-5) (185) Phone 76 KAVRADY 1228.86 4770 P(6), M(2) PHC, RP T, 101, TK, PTO, THU as (704) HP Phone 77 GULVADI 1153.24 3549 P(2), M o 101, HP PTO, -(5-10) -(0-5) (552) Phone 78 KARKUNJE 1843.14 3873 P(3), RP T, 101, TK, PTO, SUN as (569) M(2), H HP Phone 79 KENCHANOOR 496.38 1146 P -(0-5) 101, HP - (0-5) -(0-5) as ( 184) 80 DEVALKUNDA 542_35 1410 P(2), -(0-5) 101, HP PTO, -(0-5) as (228) M(2), H Phone li4 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Nam~ of C. D. Block: KUNDAPURA; Cod~ No.: 0040 Approach N.:ar.:st Town. Class ofTnwn Power Land usc! (ar.:a und.:r diff.:r.:nt Iypc, of land us.: in he,larc, round.:d 10 two d.:,imal pla,cs) L.C. 10 village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forc:sl Irrigated Un-irrigar.:d Culluraol ( 11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) ( 1 ) PR KUNDAPURA- I I I - 28 EA 2087.44 Total 93.00 41.77 751.41 60.00 72 Tk 5.00 ~ 28.94 ~e 16.04 0 43.02 KR KUNDAPURA- 111- 21 EA 508.97 Total 114.00 324.00 263.92 167.00 73 \.I 5.06 \.Ie 4.94 0 104.00 PR KUNDAPURA- I I 1- 18 EA 598.35 Total 161.00 423.00 756.05 230.00 74 \.I 17.02 lie 8.99 0 134.99 KR KUNDAPURA- I I I - 18 EA 5.58 Total 33.00 94.00 211.34 58.00 75 ~ 13.79 lie 4.21 0 15.00 PR KUNDAPURA- I I I - 19 EA 61.11 Total 112.00 191.00 590.75 274.00 76 \.I 32.98 lie 10.02 0 69.00 KR KUNDAPURA- I I I - 16 EA 214.07 Total 63.00 240.00 539.65 96.52 77 Tk 1.00 II 24.61 lie 8.39 0 29.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 15 EA 594.53 Total 183.00 235.00 634.43 196.18 78 \.I 25.32 lie 10.68 0 147.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 12 EA 48.60 Total 50.00 144.00 239.78 14.00 79 \.I 5.50 lie 5.90 0 38.60 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 12 EA 221.35 Total 65.00 173.00 51.00 32.00 80 \.I 19.45 lie 2.55 0 43.00 115 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code No. :0040 L.C. Name of Village Total ar~a of T,)tal Amenities availahle (iffll)t availahle within the village. a dash (-) i~ shown in the No. the village Popu column and n..:xt to it in hrackets. the distance in hroad ranges vi~.. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hectare,) lation and 10+ klOs nfthe ncare,t place wh"r" the I:,,,ility i, availahle j, givcn). and Edu..:a- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Day' of [Bus Stop. Hous\! T de- marketl Railway Station. hold. graph hal if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4) , (5) (6) (8) (9) (10) 81 KANYANA 540.51 1525 p(2), [If -(0-5) 101, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (249) Phone 82 HATTIANGADI 431.39 1861 p(2) RP 101, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (232) Phone 83 TALLUR 488.53 3249 P(2), RP T, W, TK, PTO, TUE BS (520) M(2), H HP Phone 84 KATTABELTHOOR 519.22 2517 P(2), RP 101 , TK, HP PO. -(5-10) BS (383) M(2). H Phone 85 HEMMADI 623.13 3548 P(2) , RP 101, HP PTO, -(5-10-'- BS (557) M(2), H Phone 86 UPPINAKUDRU 455.69 2605 P, M RP PO, -(5-10)' -(0-5) (417) Phone 87 GUJJADI 705.39 5407 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) T, 101, TK, PTO, -(5-10) BS (833) HP Phone 88 HOSADU 539.40 2960 P(2), M(2) RP 101. HP PO -(5-10) BS (449) 116 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.O.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code No.: 0040 Approach Nearest Town. Cia,s of Town Power Land US\! (ar"l1 und"r difl".:rent type, of land usc in hedare, rounded to two decimal placcs) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Fl)l\!~t Irrigah!d Un-irrigated Culturahle Area not (by ,ouree of irrigation) \\'a~tt! available (induding for cultivation gaucharand grov\!~) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 8 EA 20.24 Total 89.00 144.00 267.27 20.00 81 1.1 8.44 I./e 10.56 0 70.00 PR KUNDAPURA- II I - 9 EA 17.08 Total 63.00 120.00 170.31 61.00 82 W 7.73 We 7.27 0 48.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 5 EA 1.68 Total 64.00 131.00 154.85 137.00 83 Tk 13.00 1./ 8.87 We 8.13 0 34.00 PR KUNOAPURA- I I I· 7 EA Total 84.00 117 .00 240.22 78.00 84 'oJ 16.41 We 10.59 0 57.00 PR KUNDAPURA- III· 7 EA Total 81.00 137.00 170.13 235.00 85 W 31.35 \ole 15.65 0 34.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 7 fA Total 29.99 174.00 15.92 235.78 86 II 3.84 lie 6.15 0 20.00 PR KUNDAPURA' 111- 15 EA 55.93 Total 67.00 203.00 167.46 212.00 87 II 30.31 \ole 24.69 0 12.00 PR KUNDAPURA- II 1- 15 EA 68.80 Total 71.00 186.00 112.80 100.80 88 Tk 16.00 II 12.70 lie 11.30 0 31.00 117 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code No. :0040 L.C. Nam.: of Villag.: Total ar.:a of Total Amenities availahk (if not availahl.: within th.: village. a dash (-) i, shown in Ih.: No. th.: villag.: Popu column and n.:xt III it in hrad:.:ts. Ihe distance in hroad range, viz. -5 kms. 5-10 km,. (In hedare,) lation and 10+ kms "fthe n.:are,1 place whcr.: the facility is available is giv.:n). and Educa- Medical Drinking Posl Day or Communicalion No.of tillnal Wat.:r and Days llf (Bu, SlOp. Hou~1.! T.:l.:- mark.:!/ Railway StatIOn. hold, graph hal if any WatawayJ ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 89 TRASHI 536.67 3188 P(2), M(2) RP T, 101, TK, PTO, -(0-5) BS (508) HP Phone 90 SANAPUR 668.34 2398 P(2), M -(0-5) II, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (360) Phone 91 HEKLADI 3197 P(2), M, H RP II, HP PTO, -(5-10) -(0-5) (469) Phone 92 HARKOOR 1354.68 1967 p(3) -(5-10) 101, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (290) Phone 93 KUNDABARANDADI 486.70 1702 P(2), M RP II, HP PO, -(5-10) -(5-10) (239) Phone 94 NOOJADI 681.55 1884 P(2), M RP 101, HP PO, -(5-10) -(5-10) (280) Phone 95 ALOOR 1984.47 3301 P(3), M(3) -(0-5) II, HP PO, - (5-10) BS (512 ) Phone TotaL (Sum) 144443.93 292259 P(248) , PHC(16), (45561) M( 138), D(4) , H(28), FPC(13), PUC(S), C CHII, RP(49) , SMP(2) 118 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : KUNDAPURA; Code No.: 0040 Approach N.:ar.:st Town, Class of Town Power Land u,e (area unda dilli:rent type, of land u,e in hectar.:, rounded to two decimal plac,",,) L.C. to village and di,tance (in Km.) Supply No. Fore,t Irrigated Un-irrigated CuiturabJe Area not (by source of irrigation) wa~h! availahl.: (induding lilr cultivation gauchar and grov\!s) (11) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) ( 1 ) PR KUNDAPURA' [ lI- n EA 17_43 Total 76.00 209.00 95.24 139.00 89 \.I 14.37 \.Ie 9.00 0 52.63 PR KUNDAPURA- III· 12 EA 40.79 Total 64.00 222.00 270.55 71.00 90 w 8.11 \.Ie 15.89 0 40.00 KR KUNDAPURA' 111- 18 EA 20.33 Total 129.00 167.00 177.28 120.00 91 Tk 9.00 W 23.07 \.Ie 4.93 0 92.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 15 EA 562.06 _ Total 120.00 342.00 298.62 32.00 92 w 19.07 \.Ie 6.98 0 93.95 KR KUNDAPURA- [11- 20 EA 58.45 TotaL 85.00 175.00 138.25 30.00 93 W 9.13 \.Ie 7.86 0 68.01 PR KUNDAPURA' 111- 26 EA 4.20 TotaL 77.00 174.02 373.33 53.00 94 w 9.69 \.Ie 6.31 0 61.00 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 20 EA 692.83 TotaL 98.00 220.00 894.64 79.00 95 IJ 17.65 \.Ie 7.35 0 73.00 67144.16 TotaL 8360.49 22804.04 36113.33 10046.19 Tk 228.32 \.I 1779.51 Tw 4.58 \.Ie 1357.06 0 4991.02 119 MANGALORE C.DeBLOCK Note: The following revenue villages of Mangalmc Taluk which had bcen assigned location code numbers have since been classified as outgrowths of Mangalore Urban Agglomeration. L.C.No. Name of the village 1. Bengare Area 45. Katipalla 53. Tannirabavi 54. Panambur 55. Baikampady 57. Kulai l-iosa1)eltu Hence these villages do not lind a mcntion III thc Alphabetical List of Villages as wcll a" in th-; Village Directory Statement. This c.\plains the gar in locat ion code nUll1bCI" noticed in thc li"t of village" and Village Directory Statcment of Mangalorc CD.I3Iock. KARNATAKA MANGALORE T ALUK DAKSHIN kANNAD DISTRICT i A 8adGgGmiJar L . .:) > t. Bcnllarc Area O.G 53. TannirQbavl OG o G : OUT GROWn! 54.Panambur OG HtGlfWAt. NH 11 STATE HIGHWAY. . .. C.O Block boundary of ManCialore ,s .c:()~t.l'"""us. wIth taluk boundary e)Ccivdlng all statutory towns. IoCPORTANT METALLED ROAD. _ETALLED AND OTHER ROADS. ~c~""" __ RAIl.WAY LINE WITH STATION, BROAD _.:: -- -4r " ;, METRE GNJGE ..• t I~ I I BOUNDARY, STATE... . .• RIYl::R (TIDAL) WITH STREAII ..• •.• ~ " TAlUK ..••.. POST OfFICE I TELEGRAPH OFFICE. .. . PO I TO " VILLAGE WITH LOCATION COOE HI &HER SECONDARY SCHOOL . . . •• . 5 c-_-_~!._:_-_=_J NlIMBER. . .. POLICE STATION ...... PS HEAOGl.lMTERS TALUK .•. @ HOSPITAL, PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE, VILJ.AGES WITH POPULATION SIZE· OISI'£NSARY, FAIIILY PLANNING CENTRE... • .. ~, ~ ,+. .& 500 -lI99, 1OOO-~!I99; 5000 AND ABOVE IMPORTANT VILLAGE liAR MET I "AT ($IIANDY), URBAN AREA WITH LOCATION CODE .. •••W%1XIWa "ANOIES ...... •...... __ oItndlo _ '"""" Sur ... y of mop w T ALUK: MANGALORE-0050 c. D. BLOCK: MANGALORE-0050 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCA TION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (ManuaL) (Computer) (ManuaL) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 Addur 11/9/5/28 11/09/0050/0028 9/8/5/37 09/08/0050/0037 2 Adyapady 11/9/5/14 11/09/0050/0014 9/8/5/23 09/08/0050/0023 3 Adyar 11/9/5/31 11/09/0050/0031 9/8/5/40 09/08/0050/0040 4 AikaLa 11/9/5/67 11/09/0050/0067 9/8/5/80 09/08/0050/0080 5 AmbLamogru 11/9/5/6 11/09/0050/0006 9/8/5/15 09/08/0050/0015 6 ArkuLa 11/9/5/30 11/09/0050/0030 9/8/5/39 09/08/0050/0039 7 Athikari Bettu 11/9/5/59 11/09/0050/0059 9/8/5/72 09/08/0050/0072 8 Attur 11/9/5/73 11/09/0050/0073 9/8/5/86 09/08/0050/0086 9 BadagauLipady 11/9/5/26 11/09/0050/0026 9/8/5/35 09/08/0050/0035 10 Badagayedapadavu 11/9/5/20 11/09/0050/0020 9/8/5/29 09/08/0050/0029 11 Badagayekkar 11/9/5/41 11/09/0050/0041 9/8/5/51 09/08/0050/0051 12 Bajpe 11/9/5/48 11/09/0050/0048 9/8/5/58 09/08/0050/0058 13 BaLa 11/9/5/46 11/09/0050/0046 9/8/5/56 09/08/0050/0056 14 BaLkunje 11/9/5/61 11/09/0050/0061 9/8/5/74 09/08/0050/0074 15 BeLLairu 11/9/5/81 11/09/0050/0081 9/8/5/94 09/08/0050/0094 16 BeLma 11/9/5/8 11/09/0050/0008 9/8/5/17 09/08/0050/0017 17 BoL iyar 11/9/5/3 11/09/0050/0003 9/8/5/10 09/08/0050/0010 18 Bondanth i La 11/9/5/33 11/09/0050/0033 9/8/5/42 09/08/0050/0042 19 CheL Lai ru 11/9/5/37 11/09/0050/0037 9/8/5/47 09/08/0050/0047 20 Delanthabettu 11/9/5/40 11/09/0050/0040 9/8/5/50 09/08/0050/0050 21 Elathur 11/9/5/84 11/09/0050/0084 9/8/5/97 09/08/0050/0097 22 Elinje 11/9/5/65 11/09/0050/0065 9/8/5/78 09/08/0050/0078 23 HaLLangady 11/9/5/77 11/09/0050/0077 9/8/5/90 09/08/0050/0090 24 HarekaLa 11/9/5/4 11/09/0050/0004 9/8/5/11 09/08/0050/0011 25 KaLavar 11/9/5/47 11/09/0050/0047 9/8/5/57 09/08/0050/0057 26 Kandavara 11/9/5/13 11/09/0050/0013 9/8/5/22 09/08/0050/0022 27 Karnire 11/9/5/60 11/09/0050/0060 9/8/5/73 09/08/0050/0073 28 Kavathar 11/9/5/62 11/09/0050/0062 9/8/5/75 09/08/0050/0075 29 KemraL 11/9/5/72 11/09/0050/0072 9/8/5/85 09/08/0050/0085 30 Kenjar 11/9/5/49 11/09/0050/0049. 9/8/5/59 09/08/0050/0059 31 Ki Lenjar 11/9/5/22 11/09/0050/0022 9/8/5/31 09/08/0050/0031 32 Ki Lenjur-1 11/9/5/71 11/09/0050/0071 9/8/5/84 09/08/0050/0084 33 Ki Lpady 11/9/5/82 11/09/0050/0082 9/8/5/95 09/08/0050/0095 34 Kinnya 11/9/5/10 11/09/0050/0010 9/8/5/19 09/08/0050/0019 35 Koikude 11/9/5/75 11/09/0050/0075 9/8/5/88 09/08/0050/0088 36 Kolambe 11/9/5/15 11/09/0050/0015 9/8/5/24 09/08/0050/0024 37 KoLavoor 11/9/5/23 11/09/0050/0023 9/8/5/32 09/08/0050/0032 38 KoL lur 11/9/5/63 11/09/0050/0063 9/8/5/76 09/08/0050/0076 DK-2.2 123 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK: MANGALORE-0050 C. D. BLOCK: MANGALORE-0050 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 39 Kompadavu 11/9/5/18 11/09/0050/0018 9/8/5/27 09/08/0050/0027 40 Konaje 11/9/5/7 11/09/0350/0007 9/8/5/16 09/08/0050/0016 41 Kondemula 11/9/5/69 11/09/0050/0069 9/8/5/82 09/08/0050/0082 42 Kudupu 11/9/5/34 11/09/0050/0034 9/8/5/43 09/08/0050/0043 43 Kuthethur 11/9/5/44 11/09/0050/0044 9/8/5/54 09/08/0050/0054 44 Madya 11/9/5/38 11/09/0050/0038 9/8/5/48 09/08/0050/0048 45 Malavoor 11/9/5/50 11/09/0050/0050 9/8/5/60 09/08/0050/0060 46 Mallur 11/9/5/29 11/09/0050/0029 9/8/5/38 09/08/0050/0038 47 Manjanady 11/9/5/9 11/09/0050/0009 9/8/5/18 09/08/0050/0018 48 Menna Bettu 11/9/5/68 11/09/0050/0068 9/8/5/81 09/08/0050/0081 49 Mogaru 11/9/5/25 11/09/0050/0025 9/8/5/34 09/08/0050/0034 50 Muchur 11/9/5/19 11/09/0050/0019 9/8/5/28 09/08/0050/0028 51 Muduperar 11/9/5/17 11/09/0050/0017 9/8/5/26 09/08/0050/0026 52 Mudushedde 11/9/5/51 11/09/0050/0051 9/8/5/61 09/08/0050/0061 53 Mulur 11/9/5/12 11/09/005L,0012 9/8/5/21 09/08/0050/0021 54 Munnur 11/9/5/5 11/09/0050/0005 9/8/5/14 09/08/0050/0014 55 Muthur 11/9/5/24 11/09/0050/0024 9/8/5/33 09/08/0050/0033 56 Nadugodu 11/9/5/70 11/09/0050/0070 9/8/5/83 09/08/0050/0083 57 Neermarga 11/9/5/3? 11/09/-0050/0032 9/8/5/41 09/08/0050/0041 58 Padupanamboor 11/9/5/80 11/09/0050/0080 9/8/5/93 09/08/0050/.e093- 59 Paduperar 11/9/5/16 11/09/0050/0016 9/8/5/25 09/08/0050/0025 60 Padushedde 11/9/5/52 11/09/0050/0052 9/8/5/62 09/08/0050/0062 61 Panja 11/9/5/74 11/09/0050/0074 9/8/5/87 09/08/0050/0087 62 Pavanje 11/9/5/78 11/09/0050/0078 9/8/5/91 09/08/0050/0091 63 Pavoor 11/9/5/2 11/09/0050/0002 9/8/5/9 09/08/0050/000"9 -_ 64 Permude 11/9/5/43 11/09/0050/0043 9/8/5/53 09/08/0050/0053 65 Sasihithlu 11/9/5/79 11/09/0050/0079 9/8/5/92 09/08/0050/0092 66 Shimanthur 11/9/5/83 11/09/0050/0083 9/8/5/96 09/0a/0050~0096 67 Surinje 11/9/5/39 11/09/0050/0039 9/8/5/49 09/08/0050/0049 68 Talapady 11/9/5/11 11/09/0050/0011 9/8/5/20 09/08/0050/0020 69 Tal ipady 11/9/5/66 11/09/0050/0066 9/8/5/79 09/08/0050/0079 70 Tankaul ipady 11/9/5/27 11/09/0050/0027 9/8/5/36 09/08/0050/00,6 71 Tenkayedapadavu 11/9/5/21 11/09/0050/0021 9/8/5/30 09/08/0050/0030 72 Tenkayekkar 11/9/5/42 11/09/0050/0042 9/8/5/52 09/08/0050/0052 73 Thiruvail 11/9/5/35 11/09/U050/0035 9/8/5/45 09/08/0050/0045 74 Thokur-(10) 11/9/5/76 11/09/0050/0076 9/8/5/89 09/08/0050/0089 75 Thokur-(62) 11/9/5/56 11/09/0050/005(., 9/8/5/69 09/08/0050/0069 76 Ulaibettu 11/9/5/36 11/09/0050/0036 9/8/5/46 09/08/0050/0046 77 UlE!pady 11/9/5/64 11/09/0050/0064 9/8/5/77 09/08/0050/0077 124 MANGALORE C.D.BLOCK VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : MANGALORE; Code No. :0050 L.C Naml! of Village Total ar\!a of Total Am.:nilil!s availahll! (ifnnt availa"le within Ihe vtllagl!. a dash (.) ,. shown in thl! No. th.: village Popu- ~olllmn and n.:xl to it tn "rackels. Ihl! distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hl!ctare') lation and 10+ kms of the near..:'t I2lac.: where thl! facility i, availahle i, giv.:n) and Educa- Medical Drinking Po,t Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Day, of [Bu. Stop. HOllt-.l!- Td.:- market! Railway St\ltlOn. hold, graph hat ,f any Waterway] p~ ~22 ~3~ ~4~ ~5~ ~6~ ~n ~82 ~9~ ~ 10 2 2 PAVOOR 992.32 5105 P(3) , M RP T, Y PTO, -(10+) BS (801) Phone 3 BOLlYAR 617.09 4133 P, M PHC, FPC, T, Y, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (649) RP Phone 4 HAREKALA 616.88 5214 P(Z) , RP Y, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (811 ) M(Z) , H Phone 5 MUNNUR 436.86 6343 P(Z) , M(2) RP T, Y, HP PO, -(0-5) BS ( 1070) Phone 6 AMBLAMOGRU 537.00 3813 P(Z), M PHC, FPC T, Y, HP PO, - (10+) BS (614) Phone 7 KONAJE 1039.40 5645 P(4) , M(3) RP HP PTO, -(10+) as (1019) Phone 8 BELMA 363.41 4130 P(3), M(3) RP T, Y, HP PTO, - (0- 5) as (596) Phone 9 MANJANADY 561.82 6116 P(4), M(3) RP Y, HP PO, '(5-10) as (898) Phone 10 KINNYA 436.26 3298 P(2) , M(2) RP Y, HP PO, -(5-10) as (469) Phone 11 TALAPADY 613.94 5972 P(2), M(2) RP HP PTO, -(5-10) as (965) Phone 12 MULUR 516.41 4490 P(3) , RP W, HP PO, - (O~ 5) as (729) M(2), H(2) Phone 13 KANDAVARA 537.32 3180 P(2) , RP W, HP PO, - (0- 5) as (539) M(2), H Phone 14 ADYAPADY 466.06 2131 P, M '(5-10) T, Y, HP PO, - (0- 5) as (346) Phone 15 KOLAMaE 915.03 3930 P(3), M, H RP W, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (722) Phone 16 PADUPERAR 822.97 3145 P(2), M(2) RP w, HP PTO, -(0-5) as (579) Phol'le 126 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Nam~ of CD.Block : MANGALORE; Code No.: 0050 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land u~c (area under di n~rent type~ of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available (including for cultivation gauchar and groves) (11) (12) ( 13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) (18) (1) PR PERAMUNNURU- V- 12 EA Total 6.38 221. 78 262.28 501.88 2 R 6.38 PR BANTVAL- " 1- 15 EA 283.85 133.04 200.20 3 PR MANGALORE- 1- 10 EA 601 .15 9.29 6.44 4 PR PERAMUNNURU- V- 1 EA 212.54 140.92 83.40 5 PR PERAMUNNURU- V- 8 EA 264.17 88.47 184.36 6 PR PERAMUNNURU- V- 6 EA 880.65 153.83 4.92 7 PR PERAMUNNURU- V- 3 EA 62.06 148.64 152.71 8 PR PERAMUNNURU- V- 14 EA Total 9.68 273.09 202.45 76.60 9 R 4.13 GC 5.55 PR SOMESHWARA- IV- 1 EA 327.92 5.74 102.60 10 PR SOMESHWARA- IV- 1 EA 505.73 61. 51 46.70 11 PR MANGALORE- I - 16 EA Total 30.74 269.91 104.86 110.90 12 GC 30.74 KR MANGALORE- 1- 20 EA 242.08 127.96 167.28 13 PR MANGALORE- 1- 18 EA 179.29 278.37 8.40 14 KR MANGALORE- 1- 18 EA 268.96 90.11 555.96 15 KR MANGALORE- 1- 18 EA Total 7.10 455.13 252.17 108.57 16 GC 7.10 127 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : MANGALORE; Code No. :0050 LC Name ot VIllage Total area ot Total Amcmlte~ avatlahk (II not avallahk wlthm the VIllage. a da~h (-) I~ ~hown tn the No th.: vlllal,c Popu column and n ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4 ) (5) (6) (7) (B) (9) (10) 17 MUDUPERAR 896.06 4623 P(3) , M(2) RP 1,1, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (B07) Phone 18 KOMPADAVU 842.41 2216 P, M PHC, FPC 1,1, HP PO, -(0-5) -(5-10) (379) Phohe 19 MUCHUR 677.32 20B2 P, M RP II, HP PO, -(0-5) -(5-10) (363) Phone I 20 BADAGAYEDAPADAVU 1052.39 3820 P(3), M -(0-5) II, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (670) Phone 21 TENKAYEDAPADAVU 1195.41 5158 P(4) , RP II, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (915) M(2), H, Phone PUC 22 KILENJAR 525.29 2607 P(2) , RP 1.1, HP PO SAT BS (418) M(2) , H 23 KOLAVOOR 432.BO 2455 P, M RP 1.1, HP - (0 5) -(0-5) BS (398) 24 MUTHUR 307.75 1487 P, M, H RP 1,1, HP -(0-5) -\0-5) BS (250) 25 MOGARU 458.02 2380 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) 1-1, HP PO, -(0-5) 8$ (408) Phone 26 BADAGAUlIPADY 801.90 5191 P(2), RP(2) II, TK, HP PTO, THU BS -(860) M(2), H Phone 27 TANKAULIPADY 403.01 1877 P, M RP T, 1-1, HP PO MON BS (312) 28 ADDUR 449.54 4240 P(2), M RP T, 1.1, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (601) Phone 29 MALlUR 270.19 2664 P, M -(0-5) T, 1.1, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (406) Phone 30 ARKULA 401.46 3812 P(3), RP T, 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS (611 ) M(2) , H 31 ADYAR 489.49 5048 P(2) , M, H RP T, 1.1, HP PTO, -(10+) BS (767) Phone 128 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : MANGALORE; Code No.: 0050 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land use (area under ditl;:rent type, onand liS': in h.:ctare, rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Fore,t lrrigat~d Un-irrigated Culturablc Area not (by '()ur~.: of irrigation) wa~h! available (in~luding t"r cultivation gau~har and gr{)vl.!~) ( 11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) ( 1 ) KR MANGALORE- 1- 21 EA 308.61 332.53 254.92 17 KR MANGALORE- 1- 35 EA Total 9.69 364.13 0.70 467.89 18 W 2.82 We 6.87 KR MANGALORE- i- 30 EA 387.90 141.78 147.64 19 PR MANGALORE- i- 27 EA 419.85 171.21 461.33 20 KR MANGALORE- i- 24 EA 462.50 403.85 329.06 21 PR MUDBIDRi- IV- 14 EA' 395.28 6.50 123.51 22 KR MANGALORE- i- 29 EA 278.82 12.29 141.69 23 PR MANGALORE- i- 29 EA Total 10.68 207.46 13.97 75·.64 24 R 10.68 PR MANGALORE- i- 26 EA 208.25 111.94 137.83 25 KR MANGALORE- 1- 22 EA 320.73 1.52 479.65 26 J(R MANGAlORE- 1- 22 EA 174.09 1.38 227.54 27 PR MANGAlORE- i- 20 EA Total 56.88 119.69 104.45 168.52 28 R 56.88 PR BANTVAL- iIi - 14 EA Total 7.37 145.66 ':'4.23 72.93 29 R 7.37 PR PUDU- I V- 4 EA 221.30 30.06 150.10 30 PR MI".NGALORE - i- 12 EA 234.78 214.22 40.49 31 129 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : MANGALORE; Code No. :0050 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within the villagc, a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- <:olumn and nexttn it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest [!Iaee where the fa<:ilit:r: is available is given). and Eduea- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, HOllse- Tele- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat ifany Waterway] (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 32 NEERMARGA 814.42 4092 P(3) , RP T, 101, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (729) M(2), H(2) Phone 33 BONDANTHILA 806.55 3991 P(2), -(0-5) HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (715) M(2) , H, Phone PUC 34 KUDUPU 437.45 2052 P(2) , PHC, FPC T, 101, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (371) M(2) , H Phone 35 THIRUVAIL 516.66 4420 P, M RP T, HP Phone -(0-5) BS (854) • 36 ULAIBETTU 567.17 3527 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) HP PO, -(0-5) BS (557) Phone 37 CHELLAIRU 317.01 1788 P(2), M, H RP T, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (316) Phone 38 MADYA 199.79 1092 P, M RP T, W, HP PO -(5-10) BS (212) 39 SURINJE 344.00 2010 P, M, H RP 101, HP PO -(0-5) BS (334) 40 DELANTHABETTU 320.43 1333 P, M -(0-5) T, W, HP PO, -(5-'10) BS (226) Phone 41 BADAGAYEKKAR 1011.26 2322 P(2), M RP '.I, HP PO -(0-5) BS (451) 42 TENKAYEKKAR 640.64 2938 P(2), M -(0-5) T, W, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (520) Phone 43 PERMUDE 742.43 3009 P(2), M(2) RP T, 101, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (552) Phone 44 KUTHETHUR 695.82 2211 P(2), M RP '.I, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (408) Phone 46 BALA 567.21 2511 P(2), M(2) RP T, W, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (481) Phone " 47 KALAVAR 330.35 1939 P(3) , RP 101, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (353) M(2), H Phone 130 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : MANGALORE; Code No.: 0050 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land u"~ (8r~8 under different types of land Us.! in hectare. rounded to two decimal places) L.e. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigated Un· irrigated Cuiturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste: available (including for cultivation gauchar and grove~) (11) ,(12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) <17) (18) (1) PR KANNUR' V' 5 EA Total 24.68 273.13 125.40 391.21 32 lk 24.68 PR KANNUR' V' 2 EA 316.96 406.51 83.08 33 ~ (> PR MANGALORE· I' 2 EA .106.09 64.96 266.40 34 PR HANGALORE· I· 13 EA Total 3.83 100.53 347.04 65.26 35 'II 3.83 PR MAHGALORE· I' 8 EA Tptal, 2.43 289.64 50.20 224.90 36 'II 2.43 KR SURATAKAL· 111· 10 EA 174.36 66.08 76.57 37 PR SURATAKAL' III' 8 EA 10S.7T 32.a 61.85 38 PR S~,AT~'~L' Ill' 12 EA l8.n 140.97 39 ICR HULKl· IV- 10 EA Total 24.57 84.45 37,15 174.26 40 R 24.57 PR HULKI· IV· 11 EA Total 0.81 629.09 145.73 235.63 41 W 0.81 PR HULKl' IV- 13 fA Total 5.B2 169.27 77.85 387.70 42 R 5.82 "PR HUL.KI' IV· 15 EA 266.48 44.75 431.20 43 PR SURATAKAL- III' ~ fA 381.01 3.79 311.02 44 PR SURATAKAl· Ill· 2 EA 284.94 28.13 254.14 46 PR HANGALORE- 1- 28 fA 168.02 85.02 77.31 47 131 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : MANGALORE; Code No. :0050 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges vi.l. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest [!lace where the facility is available is givenl. and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, House- Tele- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ~8) (9) (10) 48 BAJPE 722.70 6659 P(6) , PHC, FPC, T, 1.1, HP PTO, MON BS (1189) 11(4) , RP Phone H(2) , PUC 49 KEN JAR 667.56 4312 P(2) , -(0-5) T, 1.1, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (729) M(2) , H Phone 50 MAlAVOOR 607.42 2905 P(2) , H(2) -(0-5) W, HP Phone -(0-5) BS (545) 51 MUDUSHEDDE 594.06 5269 P(4), M(2) TB, RP T, W, HP PO, - (0-5) BS (1060) Phone 52 PADUSHEDDE 145.58 674 P, H RP W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (129) 56 THOKUR-(62) 531- 70 5089 P(4), M(3) 0, RP T, W, HP PO, - (0-5) BS (768) Phone 59 ATHIKARI BETTU 523.20 2532 P(3) , RP T, W, HP PTO, -(5-10) , BS (471) M(2) , H Phone 60 KARNIRE 190.60 1063 P(2), H -(5-10) T, W, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (210) Phone 61 BAl«UNJE 384.56 1668 P(2), H, H RP W, TW, HP PTO, -(5-10) - BS (330) Phone 62 KAVATHAR 493_33 1528 - P, H -(0-5) W, HP PO, - (0-5) BS (290) Phone 63 KOllUR 316.73 775 P, M -(0-5) W, HP PO, -(0-5) BS ( 147) Phone 64 UlEPADY 465.58 1301 P(2), M -(0-5) 101, HP Phone - (0-5) BS (232) 65 ElINJE 629.34 2232 p(2), 11(2) RP T,W, TK, PO, -(0-5) BS (435) HP Phone 66 TALIPADY 1193.73 6358 P(6) , RP T, W, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (1214) 11(3) , H, Phone PUC 132 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Nam~ of C.D.Block : MANGALORE; Code No.: 0050 Approach N.:arest Town, Class of Town Pow.:r Land u...: (area und.:r diff.:r.:nt typ.:s of land use In hectar.:. fOund.:d to two deCimal plac.:s) L.C to village and distanc.: (in Km.) Supply No ForeM Irrigated Un-irrigated Cuiturable Area not (by >ourc.: of irrigatIOn) waste available (including for cultivation gauchar and groves) (11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (1) PR MANGAlORE- I' 12 EA 150.19 162.26 410.25 48 PR SURATAKAL- 111- 8, EA 95.41 163.56 408.59 49 KR MANGALORE- I' 6 fA 83.99 105.26 418.17 50 PR MANGAlORE' ~- 12 EA 123.08 242.92 228.06 51 KR HANGALORE- 1- 15 EA 65.99 40.49 39.10 52 PR SURATAKAL- III' 8 EA 263.36 151.82 116.52 56 PR MULKI- IV· 4 EA 276.92 202.43 43.85 59 PR HULKI· IV· 7 EA 168.18 10.23 12.19 60 PR MULKI· IV· 7 EA Total 17.81 300.05 42.08 24.62 61 IJ 17.81 PR HULKI' IV' 4 EA 368.95 99.25 25.13 62 PR MULKI· IV- 5 EA Total 56.67 56.38 74.43 129.25 63 Tk 24.29 R 32.38 PR MULKI· IV· 8 EA Total 27.53 141.80 194.31 101.94 64 R 27.53 KR MULKI· IV· 10 EA Total 13.53 244.62 97.13 274.06 65 GC 13.53 PR MULKI· IV- 8 EA Total 48.58 344.35 382.04 418.76 66 Tk ·48.58 133 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : MANGALORE; Code No. :0050 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) latinn and 10+ kms of the nearest (!Iace when: the facilit~ is available is giwn). and Eduea- Medical Drinking Po.t Day or Communication No.of tiona I Water and Days of [Bu& Stop. Holt.e- Tele- marketl Railway Stalion. hold. graph hat if any Waterwayl (1) (2) (3) (4) (5 ) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 67 AIKALA 696.48 2033 P, M, H RP T, HP pro, -(0-5) BS (438) Phone 68 MENNA BETTU 551.90 3422 P, M RP T, '01, tIP PTO, THU BS (706} Phone 69 KONOEMULA 244.14 1812 P, 1'1, H PHC, FPC, T, IJ, HP PO~ '(0-5) 8S (366) RP Phone 70 NADUGOOU 288.84 1319 P, H, H -(0-5) HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (256) Phone 71 KILENJUR-1 136.59 658 P -(0-5) IJ, tiP -(0-5) - (0-5) BS (112) 72 KEMRAL 374.74 2530 P, M RP IJ PO, - (0-5) 8S (479) Phone 73 ATTUR 106.70 873 P, M RP T, tiP -(0-5) - (0-5) 8S (179) 74 PANJA 152.84 514 P, 1'1 -(5-10) T, '01, HP -(0-5) -(0-5)- 8S (105) 7S KOIKUDE 278.82 2084 P, 1'1 -(0-5) T, '01, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (367) Phone 76 THOKUR-(10) 327.41 2315 P(4), 1'1(3) 0, RP T, '01, HP PO - (0-5) 8S (380) 77 KALLANGADY 198.65 3499 P(3), RP T, W, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (617) 1'1(3) , H Phone 78 PAVANJE 207.23 1695 P, M -(0-5) T, '01 -(0-5) - (0-5) BS (276) 79 SASIHlTHLU 174.11 2192 P, 1'1 -(5-10) T, '01 PTO, - (0-5) BS (377) Phone 80 PADUPANAMBOOR 133.33 1316 P, 1'1 RP T, '01, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (236) Phone DIRECTORY AND LAND U SoE Name of CoD. Block : MANGALORE; Code No.: 0050 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Pow.:r Land uS<: (ar.:a und.:r dillercnt types of land usc in hl!ctare. rounded to two decimal places) LoCo to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. For.:st Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) waste available (including lor cultivation gauchar and groves) (11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) (1) PR HUll(f- fV- 13 fA Total 4.92 120.30 69.15 502.11 67 II 4.92 PR MUlKI- IV- 9 EA 166.43 101.43 284.04 68 't PR MULKI- IV- 9 EA Total 22.67 85.05 84.60 51.82 69 II 19.03 We 3.64 PR HULKI- IV- 9 EA Total 94.33 42.48 107.99 44.04 70 II 66.80 R 27.53 KR HULKI- IV- 9 fA Total 31.57 33.35 50.72 20.95 7t W 28.74 We 2.83 KR MutKI- IV- 15 EA Total 15.79 93.57 7.32 258.06 72 II 15.79 KR HULKI- IV- 16 EA 67.61 2.14 36.95 73 KR lruLKI- IV- 16 EA Total 19.84 55.71 4.26 73.03 74 W 19.84 KR HULKI- [V- 15 EA Total 23.48 129.31 48.72 77.31 75 w 23.48 PR HULKI- IV- 16 EA 192.41 61.79 67.21 76 PR SUi.. :. TAKAL - I 11- 5 EA Total 48.58 16.12 55.22 78.73 77 Tk 0.81 W 47.77 KR SURATAKAL- 111- 10 EA Total 31.18 55.08 78.57 42.40 78 R 31.18 PR SURATAKAL- flf- 1 fA Total 2.43 28.96 8.78 133.94 79 R 2.43 PR HULKI: IV- 1 EA 115.66 4.58 13.09 80 135 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : MANGALORE; Code No. :0050 L.C. Namt of Village Total area of Total Amenities availabI.: (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in ~ No. the village Popu- column and ne"tto it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms, (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of tho: nearest (!Iace wh.:re the facilit~ is available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, HOlIsc- Tele- market/ Railway Station. holds graph hat ifany WatelWay) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (92 (10) 81 BELLAIRU 293.65 1603 P, M -CO-52 T, 101 -CO-5) -(0-5) BS (297) 82 KILPAt)y 312.09 3015 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) T,IoI, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (567) Phone 83 SHIMANTHUR' 396.38 1223 P(2), M, H -(0-5) 101, tiP PO, -(0-5) BS (215) • Phone 84 ELATHUR 340.67 , 911 P, M -(0-5) 101, HP - (0-5) -(0-5) BS (184) Total (SIIlI) 39667.66 230919 P( 156), PHC(6) , (39977) M( 119), 0(2) , H(29) , FPC(6) , PUC(4) T8, RP(51 ) 136 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE NameofC.D.Block: MANGALORE; Code No.: 0050 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Pow..:r Land us.: (afl:a under different typ..:s ofland usc: in he..:tares round..:d to two de.,:irnal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. For..:st Irrigated Un-irrigat.:d Culturable Area not (by sourc.: of irrigation) wast.: available (including for cultivation gauchar and grows) (11) (12) ( 13) ( 14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) PR HULKI- IV- EA 208.57 63.45 21.63 81 PR HULKI- IV- 1 EA 260.99 14.31 36.79 82 KR HULKI· IV- 4 EA Total 14.98 161. 72 19.89 199.79 83 0 14.98 KR HULKI- IV- 8 EA Total 4.86 110.11 In.33 48.37 84 0 4.86 - Total 679.41 17457.85 8118.49 13411.91 Tk 98.36 W 254.07 We 13.34 R 236.88 0 19.84 GC 56.92 137 PUTTUR C.D.BLOCK 1 I I r-l 'I, .11 I'''''« \ I i II~I:I:@ o , , ·1:" I I I LJ' , ..I z ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK: PUTTUR-0060 C. D. BLOCK: PUTTUR-0060 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION COOE LOCATION COOE LOCATION CODE LOCATlON cooe (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 Aithoor 11/9/6/47 11/09/0060/0047 9/8/6/48 09/08/0060/0048 2 Alank.ar 11/9/6/63 11/09/0060/0063 9/8/6/64 09/08/0060{0064 3 Alanthaya 11/9/6/25 11/09/0060/0025 9/8/6/26 09/08/0060/0026 4 Ariadka 11/9/6/8 11/09/0060/0008 9/8/6/9 09/08/0060/0009 5 Aryappu 11/9/6/20 11/09/0060/0020 9/8/6/20 09/08/0060/0020 6 Badagannur 11/9/6/13 11/09/0060/0013 9/8/6/14 09/08/006010014 7 Bajathur 11/9/6/22 11/09/0060/0022 9/8/6/23 09/08/0060/0023 8 Ballya 11/9/6/66 "/09/006010066 9/8/6/67 09/08/0060{0067 9 Balnad 11/9/6/19 1'/09/0060/0019 9/8/6/21 09/08/0060/0021 10 Bannur 11/9/6/35 11/09/0060/0035 9/8/6/36 09/08/0060/0036 '1 Bantra 11/9/6/48 11/09/0060/0048 9/8/6/49 09/08/0060/0049 12 Belandur 11/9/6/56 11/09/0060/0056 9/8/6/57 09/08/0060/0057 13 Bell ipadi 11/9/6/33 11/09/0060/0033 9/8/6/34 09/08/0060/0034 14 Bett8q)adj 11/9/6/15 11/09/0060/0015 9/8/6/18 09/08/0060/0018 15 Bilinele 11/9/6/46 11/09/0060/0046 9/8/6/47 09/08/0060/0047 16 Charwaka 11/9/6/52 11/09/0060/0052 9/8/6/53 09{08/0060/0053 17 Chickanudnur 11/9/6/34 11/09/0060/0034 9/8/6/35 09/08/0060/0035 18 Dolpadi 11/916/51 11/09/0060/0051 9/8/6/52 09/08/0060/0052 19 Gol ithattu 11/9/6/23 11/09/0060/0023 9/8/6/24 09/08/0060/0024 20 Haleneranld 11/9/6/62 11/09/0060/0062 9/8/6/63 09/08/0060/0063 21 Hirebandady 11/9/6/32 11/09/0060/0032 9/8/6/33 09/08/0060/0033 22 1eha l8fll>ady 11/9/6/28 11/09/0060/0028 9/8/6/29 09/08/0060/0QZ9 23 lrde 11/9/6/17 11/09/0060/0017 9/8/6/'\7 09/08/0060/QO,\7' 24 Kabaka 11/9/6/36 11/09/0060/0036 9/8/6/38 09/08/0060/0038 25 Kadaba '11/9/6141 11/09/0060/0041 9/8/6/42 09/08/0060/0042 26 Kailllana 11/9/6/54 11/09/0060/0054 9/fi/6/55 09/08/0060/0055 27 Kaniyur , 1/9/6/53 11/09/0060/0053 9/8/6/54 09/08/0060/0054 28 Kedambady 11/9/6/6 11/09/0060/0006 9/8/6/7 09/08/0060/0007 29 Kenaje 11/9/6/31 11/09/0060/0031 9/8/6/30 09/08/0060/0030 30 Keyyur 11/9/6/7 11/09/0060/0007 9/8/6/8 09/08/0060/0008 31 Kodimbady 11/9/6/39 11/09/0060/0039 9/8/6/40 09/08/0060/0040 32 Kodimbala 11/9/6/50 11/09/0060/0050 9/8/6/51 09/08/0060/0051 33 Koi la 11/9/6/60 11/09/0060/0060 9/8/6/61 09/08/0060/0061 34 Kolthige 11/9/6/10 11/09/0060/0010 9/8/6/11 09/08/0060/0011 35 Kombar 11/9/6/45 11/09/0060/0045 9/8/6/46 09/08/0060/0046 36 Konalu 11/9/6/24 11/09/0060/0024 9/8/6/25 09/08/0060/0025 37 lCowkaradi 11/9/6/27 11/09/0060/0027 9/8/6/28 09/08/0060/0028 141 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK: PUTIUR-0060 C.D. BLOCK:PUTTUR~O SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (ManUal) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 38 Kudipadi 11/9/6/37 11/09/0060/0037 9/8/6/37 09/08/0060/0037 39 Kudmar 11/9/6/55 11/09/0060/0055 9/8/6/56 09/08/0060/0056 40 Kunthur 11/9/6/65 11/09/0060/0065 9/8/6/66 09/08/0060/0066 41 Kuriya 11/9/6/5 11/09/0060/0005 9/8/6/6 09/08/0060/0006 42 Kutrupadi 11/9/6/42 11/09/0060/0042 9/8/6/43 09/08/0060/0043 43 Madnur 11/9/6/9 11/09/0060/0009 9/8/6/10 09/08/0060/0Q10 44 Mundur 11/9/6/4 11/09/0060/0004 9/8/6/5 09/08/0060/odo5 45 Narimogru 11/9/6/1 1]/09/0060/0001 9/8/6/2 09/08/0060/0002 46 Nekld ladi(34) 11/9/6/40 11/09/0060/0040 9/8/6/41 09/08/0060/0041 47 Nekkilady(102) 11/9/6/49 11/09/0060/0049 9/8/6/50 09/08/0060/0050 48 Nellyadi 11/9/6/26 11/09/0060/0026 9/8/6/27 09/08/0060/0027 49 Nettanigemudnur 11/9/6/11 11/09/0060/0011 9/8/6/12 09/08/0060/0012 50 Nidpall i 11/9/6/14 11/09/0060/0014 9/8/6/15 09/08/006010015 51 Noojibalthila 11/9/6/43 11/09/0060/0043 9/8/6/44 09/08/0060/0044 52 Padnur 11/9/6/38 11/09/0060/0038 9/8/6/39 09/08/0060/0039 53 Padvannur ',/9/6/12 11/Q9/0060/0012 9/8/6/13 09/08/0060/0013 54 Palthady 11/9/6/57 11/09/0060/0057 9/8/6/58 09/08/0060/0058 55 Panaje 11/9/6/16 11/09/0060/0016 9/8/6/16 09/08/0060/0016 56 Perabe 11/9/6/64 11/09/0060/0064 9/8/6/65 09/08/0060/0065 57 Punchappady 11/9/6/58 11/09/0060/0058 9/8/6/59 09/08/0060/0059 58 Ramakunja 11/9/6/61 11/09/0060/0061 9/8/6/62 09/08/0060/0062 59 Renjilady 11/9/6/44 11/09/0060/0044 9/8/6/45 09/08/0060/0045 60 sarve 11/9/6/3 11/09/0060/0003 9/8/6/4 09/08/0060/0004 61 Savanur 11/9/6/59 11/09/0060/0059 9/8/6/60 09/08/0060/0060 62 Shanthigodu 11/9/6/2 11/09/0060/0002 9/8/6/3 09/08/0060/0003 63 Shirady 11/9/6/29 11/09/0060/0029 9/8/6/31 09/08/0060/0031 64 Sh i rivagilu 11/9/6/30 11/09/0060/0030 9/8/6/32 09/08/0060/0032 65 Uppinangady 11/9/6/21 11/09/0060/0021 9/8/6/22 09/08/0060/0022 66 Vol amogru 11/9/6/18 11/09/0060/0018 9/8/6/19 09/08/0060/0019 142 PUTTUR C.D.BLOCK VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : PUTTUR; Code No. :0060 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- ~olumn and next to it in brackets. the distaoce in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ ~ms of the nearest (!Iace where the facilit~ is available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of (Bus Stop. House- Tele- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat ifany Waterway) (1) a) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) pO) NARlMOGRU 1271.92 4976 P, M -(5-10) TW, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (782) Phone 2 SHANTHlGOOU 1699.01 3274 p(2), 14(2) -(5-10) HP PO, - (5-10) BS (535) Phone 3 SARVE 954.31 2610 P(2), 14, H -(10+) 101, TW, HP PO, -(10+) BS (453) Phone • 4 MUNOUR 858.37 2408 P, 14 -(5-10) 101, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (396) Phone 5 KURIYA 801.5S' 2719 P, M -(5-10) 101, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (461) Phone 6 ICEDAMBADY 891.54 2657 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) HP PO, -(10+) BS (452) Phone 7 KEYYUR 1937.90 4440 P(4), - (0-5) HP pro, -(l0+) BS (790) M(2), H Phone 8 ARIADKA 1351.59 3346 P(Z), M(2) -(10+) TW, HP PTQ, -(10+) BS (604) Phone 9 MADNUR 1079.84 4040 PO), -(10+) TW, HP PTO, -(10+) 8S (722) M(2), H Phone 10 ICOlTHIGE 3138.19 5708 P(7), PHC, FPC HP PO - (10+) BS (1018) M(2), H 11 - NETTANIGEMlJ>NUR 2343.23 7026 P(6) , -(5-10) HP PTO, -(10+) BS (1164) M(3), H(2) Phone 144 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Nam~ of C.D.Block : PUTTUR; Code No.: 0060 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Pow.:r Land us.: (area under different types of land us.: in hectares rounded to two decimal pllK:es) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. For,:sl Irrigal.:d Un-irrigated Culturable Area no1 (by source of irrigation) w.~1.: available (including for cultivation gauchar and grows) ~112 ,122 ~ 132 ~ 142 ~152 , 162 ,1 72 ,182 ,12 PR PUTTUR- II)' 6 EA 131.53 Total 177.50 565.00 217.20 180.69 1 w 130.00 We 47.50 PR PUTTUR· ) II· 8 EA 421.37 Total 154.00 226.00 28.64 869.00 2 W 120.06 We 33.94 PR PUTTUR· ) II' 15 EA 64.95 Total 106.64 114.89 \81.63 486.20 W 79.59 We 27.05 PR PUTTUR· ) I ) - 7 EA 56.94 Total 15L37 56.14 72.08 514.14 4 w telL. We 49.41 PR PUTTUR· 111- 7 EA 80.94 To~al 136~91 •.n 47.]9 4S6.. S W T82.Q We 34.28 PR PUTTUR- 111- 13 EA Total t33_f1 ••S, ~ 6 W 90.47 We. 42.111 PR PUTTUR· II)' 16 EA 456.3t Tot" 215. 'tel Gl.' !IaJW ..... 7 II 174.» ~ 40.71 PR PUTTUR- I II· 13 EA 323.76 Total 87.90 149.84 515.59 214.50 \I 56.29 We 31.61 PR PUTTUR- II) - 16 EA 212.47 Total 'lSLn 2A. ,. ,..28 .... Ii 105.79 " We 47.32 KR PUTTUR- II 1- 25 EA 332.11 Total 259.16 4".. 61 1709.97 359.40 10 W 220.9& We 38.20 PR PUTTUR- II I· 23 EA 424.94 Total 251.92 Z39.;>" ""Q.51 614.61 1\ w 188.64 We 63.28 145 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : PUTIUR; Code No. :0060 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities availahk (if not availahle within the village. a dash (-) ,is shown in the No. the village Popu- ~olumn and next to it in brackets, the distan~e in broad ranges viz. ·5 kms. 5-10 kms...... • I,', . (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms nfthe near,'" " • ... 1 ~ •• • .", " j' and Educa- Medical :). • I' " n . " on No.of tional Water and Days of (Bus Stop. House- Tele- market' Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway] (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 12 PADVANNUR 1216.18 3243 P, 1'1 RP II, HP PO -(10+) BS (619) 13 BADAGANNUR 1137.56 2736 P(3), 1'1(2) - (10+) TIJ, HP PTO, -(10+) BS (497) Phone 14 NIDPALLI 1129.45 2906 P(2), 1'1(2) - (0-5) HP PTO, -(10+) 8S (521) Phone , Fe 15 BETTAMPAPI 1312,28 3756 P(3), - (10+) HP PO, -{10+) BS (635) 1'1(2) , H PI'lone I' . 4b 16 PANAJE 1226.74 3634 P(Z), PHe, FPC, II, HP PTO, -(10+) 8S (603) 1'1(2), H RP Phone 17 lROE 854.66 1974 P(3), M(2) -(5-10) HP PO, -(10+) BS (348)' Phone 18 VOLAMOGRU 1549.58 4583 P(5), 1'1(4) - (0-5) Til, HP PTO~ -(5-10) BS (814) Phone 19 BALNAD· 1890.49 4796 P(4), - (5-10) Til, HP PTO, - (5-10) 8S (802) 1'1(2), H -IV' Phone . '''19 P,U 20 ARYAPPU . 1976.98 6860 pes) , 1'1(3) -(0-5) TW, HP PTO, -(0-5) 85 (1114) Phone 21 UPP1lfANGADY 976.91 6151 P(4), PHe, FPC, TIJ, liP PTO, rHU 8S (1042) 1'1(2), H, RP Phone PUC 22 BAJATHUR 2028.15 4862 P.(3) , RP liP PTO, -(5-10) BS (808) M(2), H Phone 146 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : PUTTUR; Code No.: 0060 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land u,e (area under different type,. of land w.e in heetare,. rounded to two decimal places) L.C 10 village and dislance (in Km.) Supply No Fore,t Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturahk Area nol (oy ~ouree of Irngalion) wa~h! avaIlabk (induding for cullivalion gauc:har and grove;) (11 ) ( 12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ( 18) ( 1 ) PR PUTTUR- 111- 22 EA 105.22 Total 138.00 100.29 465.67 407.00 12 II 91.75 lie 46.25 PR PUTTUR- 111- 18 EA 52.34 Total 108.33 65.32 888.77 22.80 13 II 78.67 lie 29.66 KR PUTTUR- 111- 20 fA 43.02 Total 158.25 262.92 385.00 280.26 14 II 112.26 lie 45.99 PR PUTTUR- II 1- 14 EA 28.21 Total 161.20 104.31 285.30 733.26 15 II 115.59 We 45.61 PR PUTTUR- I I 1- 22 fA 69.71 Total 202.80 190.94 644.62 118.67 16 II 148.71 We 54.09 PR PUTTUR- I I I - 13 EA 42.84 Total 108.40 55.82 222.20 425.40 17 W 70.66 lie 37.74 PR PUTTUR- I II- 10 EA 81.14 Total 98.10 211.75 359.29 799.30 18 II 61.66 We 36.44 PR PUTTUR- 111- 8 EA Total 202.90 168.12 754.97 764.50 19 W 146.57 lie 56.33 .. PR PUTTUR- 111- 3 fA Total 215.00 164.64 789.54 807.80 20 W 159.87 lie 55.13 KR PUTTUR- 111- 12 EA Total 178.10 62.77 110.44 625.60 21 II 11 Z. 50 We 65.60 PR PUTTUR- 111- 15 EA 418.06 Total 202.26 419.78 283.75 704.30 22 w 140.21 lie 62.05 147 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of G.D.Block : PUTTUR; Code No. :0060 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities availabl.: (i f not available within th.: village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- column and next to it in brackets. the distan.:..: in broad rang.:s viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest j!lace where the ta-;i1it:i is availabk is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop. Housc- Telc- market! Railway Station. hold. graph hal ifany Walerway1 (12 (22 (3) (4) (5) (6) <72 (8) (9) (10) 23 GOLITHATTU 1681.91 1848 P, M -(0-5) TW, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (339) Phone 24 KONALU 806.00 2126 P, M - (0-5) HP - (0-5) -(0-5) BS (394) 25 ALANTHAYA 598.31 879 P -(0-5) W, HP '(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (156) 26 NELLYADI 1767.58 4132 P(2), PHC, FPC, W, TW, HP PTO, WED BS (755) M(2), H RP Phone 27 KOWKARAOI 2524.47 3412 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) TW, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (644) 28 ICHALAMPAOY 868.50 1604 P, M -(0-5) HP PO, -(5-10) BS (295) Phone 29 SHIRADY 6985.00 2690 P(2), PHC, FPC, HP PO, -(10+) BS (568) M(2) , H RP Phone 30 SHIRIVAGILU 3060.22 585 P(2) - (10+) W, HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS, RS (110) 31 KENAJE 1815.69 1492 P(2), M -(0-5) HP PO -(10+) BS (263) 32 HIREBANDADY 1601.27 4504 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (718) Phone 33 BELlIPAOI 633.20 1817 P, M -(5-10) TW, HP Phone -(10+) -(0-5) (303) 148 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block: PUTTUR; Code No.: 0060 Approach Ncarest Town, Class of Town Powl!r Land UbI! (area under different types of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. For",t Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by sourCe of irrigation) waste available (including for cultivation gauchar and grove~) ( 11 ) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR PUTTUR- 111- 30 EA 880.47 Total 86.38 106.98 145.99 462.09 23 W 73.28 We 13.10 PR PUTTUR- 111- 30 E:A 41.57 Total 106.05 133.18 256.30 268.90 24 W 10.00 We 96.05 PR PUTTUR- II 1- 23 EA 162.69 Total 49.97 167.33 99.46 118.86 25 II 40.97 We 9.00 PR PUTTUR- I II - 32 EA 687.18 Total 139.00 268.39 200.78 472.23 26 W 120.43 lie 18.57 PR PUTTUR- I II - 30 EA 1495.93 Total 113.45 379.14 430.28 105.67 27 II 101.45 We 12.00 PR PUTTUR- II 1- 40 EA 341.13 Total 107.18 178.21 125.00 116.98 28 II 95.18 lie 12.00 PR PUTTUR- I II - S6 EA 4539.17 Total 119.50 377.44 22.29 . 1926.60 29 W 105.25 We 14.25 PR PUTTUR- I I 1- 65 EA 1518.54 Total 36.74 183.51 369.41 952.02 30 II 30.74 We 6.00 KR PUTTUR- 111- 55 EA 1572.02 Total 93.53 91.28 27.96 30.90 31 II 83.53 We 10.00 KR PUTTUR- IlI- 12 EA 190.09 Total 263.52 379.51 . 477.65 290.50 32 II 245.30 We 18.22 KR PUTTUR- II I - 8 EA Total 145.48 128.32 110.50 248.90 33 W 108.62 We 36.86 149 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : PUTTUR; Code No. :0060 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities availaole (if not available within the vill~ge. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- ~olumn and nexttn it in hrackets. the distance in hroad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 km,. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest (!Iace where th~ facilit~ is availahle is given). and Educa- Medi~al Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop. House- Tele- markdl Railway Station. holds graph hat if an) Waterway I ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) -(0-5) 34 CHICKAMUDNUR 831. 16 5481 P(3) , M(2) -(0-5) T, HP PO, BS (966) Phone 35 BANNUR 576.70 3724 P, M -(0-5) Til, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (639) Phone -(0-5) BS 36 KABAKA 844.41 6521 p(3) , RP T, Til, HP PO, ( 1124) M(Z) , H Phone -(0-5) 37 KUDIPADI 661.90 2613 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) II, HP PO, BS (39Z) Phone -(0-5) BS 38 PADNUR 748.23 3053 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) II, HP PO, (486) Phone -(5-10) 39 KODIMBADY 605.69 Z053 P, M -(0-5) Til, HP PO, BS (348) Phone 40 NEKK I LAD I (34) 731.80 3287 P(2), M -(0-5) II, Til, HP -(5-10) THU BS (579) 41 KADABA 733.Z8 Z763 P(Z) , PHC, FPC Til, HP PTO, SUN BS, RS (512) M(Z) , H Phone 42 KUTRUPADI 1375.83 3605 P(2), M -(0-5) II, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (713) Phone 43 NOOJ I BALTH I LA 1581.47 2972 P(4), M -(5-10) HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (555) Phone 44 RENJILADY 856.12 152Z P(2) , M - (5 -1 0) II, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (Z90) 150 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of CD. Block : PUTTUR; Code No.: 0060 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town POW\!f Land u'" (area unda dift"<:rent type, of land ,,,e in h<:ctare~ fOunded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and di;tance (in Km.l Supply No. F()rl!~t lrrigatlo!d Un-irrigatt.!d Culturable Area not (by ;ouree of irrigation) wa~h! available (including for cultivation gauchar and grove!.) ( 11 ) ( 12) ( 13) (14) ( 15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (1) PR PUTTUR- I I 1- 3 EA Total 118.62 446.31 142.67 123.56 34 II 64.34 lie 54.28 PR PUTTUR- I I 1- 2 EA 40.81 Total 86.31 69.74 71.02 308.82 35 II 55.91 We 30.40 PR PUTTUR- I I 1- 2 EA Total 157.24 101.20 210.27 375.70 36 II 106.00 lie 51.24 PR PUTTUR- I I I - s- EA Total 160.18 146.91 118.54 236.27 37 II 103.39 lie 56.79 PR PUTTUR- I I I' 3 EA 91.06 Total 114.13 111.51 205.39 226.14 38 II 65.63 lie 48.50 PR PUTTUR- 111- 6 EA Total 135.40 137.80 120.21 212.28 39 W 102.90 lie 32.50 PR PUTTUR- I I 1- 12 EA 80.94 Total 122.54 72.46 138.67 3.1 7. 19 40 II 91. 10 lie 31.44 PR PUTTUR- I I 1- 50 EA 107.52 Total 154.80 178.24 179.73 112.99 41 II 114.05 lie 40.75 KR PUTTUR- I I I - 36 EA 653.71 Total 294.96 252.95 128.37 45.84 42 II 205.20 lie 89.76 PR PUTTUR- 111- 45 EA 131.09 Total 101.43 147.83 186.38 1014.74 43 II 86.40 lie 15.03 KR PUTTUR- 111- 52 EA 355.64 Total 103.79 90.00 76.94 229.75 44 II 92.79 lie 11 .. 00 151 VILLAGE , AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : PUTTUR; Code No. :0060 Amenities availa!>le (if not availa!>ld within the villag.::, a datlll (-) is shown in the Name of Village Total area of Total L.C. column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. ;-10 kin •. No. the village Popu- • ~. •• • •• • I I " "', ...• '. :, ,'. :,;':"":.- · .. ··'(!n). .. (In h.:~tares) latiotl and ,. . ! . "" .- . ,,' 1).\ . . Commurucatlon No.nf tiona I Water and Day~ of [Bus Stop. Hous(! Tde- rna",.:t! Railway Station. holds graph hal if any Waterway) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) (1) (2) (3) (4) - (10+) HP PO -(10+) -(0-5) 45 KOMBAR 3867.57 2222 P(2), M (420) -(5,10) Til, HP PTO, -(10+) BS 46 BILINElE 6865.26 3089 P(3) , (699) M(2), H Phone -(O-5) HP PO -(10+) BS 47 AiTHOOR 3136.11 3523 P(2). M (677) -(0-5) HP PO. - (0-5) BS 48 BANTI:!A 496.93 1394 P, M (255 ) Phone - (10+) HP -(0-5) -(0-5) as 49 NEKKILAOY(102) 578.83 1365 P, 1'1 (261) Til, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS 50 KOOIMBALA 1544.90 4653 P(2), 1'1(2) P~C, FPC (854) Phone ·(10+) HP PO. -(0-5) BS 51 DOLPADI 1194.68 1228 P(2), 1'1 (212) Phone -(0-5) HP PO, -(0-5) BS 52 CHARWAKA 1164.99 2580 P(2), M (420) Phone HP PTO, -(10+) BS, RS 53 KAHIYUR 810.06 2032 P(2), PHC, FPC, (383) M(2), H, RP Phone PUC -(0-5) HP -(0-5) -(10+) as 54 KAIHANA 517.82 1347 P{2) (235) HP PO, -(10+) BS 55 KUDHAR 585.41 1746 P(2), M -(5-10) (307) Phone HP PO -(10+) BS 56 BELAHOUR 512.61 1785 P(2), M -(5-10) (304) 152 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : PUTTUR; Code No.: 0060 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Pow.:r Land us~ (area under diff.:r<:nt types of land lise in hectare~ rounded to two d<:dmal plac<:s) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by ,ource of irrigation) waste available (induding for cultivation gauchar and groves) (11) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (1) KR PUTTUR- II I - 60 EA 1621.28 Total 106.44 407.75 233.63 1498.47 45 W 94.44 We 12.00 PR PUTTIJR- I I I - 48 EA 3258.51 Total 446.57 357.13 277.14 2525.91 46 W 354.86 We 91.71 KR PUTTUR- II I - 44 EA 1016.19 Total 146.00 323.45 595.44 1055.03 47 W 97.60 We 48.40 PR PUTTUR- I II - 45 EA Total 122.50 288.23 52.70 33.50 48 W 98.38 Tw 24.12 PR PUTTUR- III- 45 EA 47.42 Total 113.64 49.95 110.12 257.70 49 W 102.00 We 11.64 KR PUTTUR- 111- 35 EA 400.33 Total 228.89 226.63 270:86 418.19 50 W 142.18 We 86.71 PR PUTTUR- 111- 31 EA 720.65 Total 206.63 137.61 101.29 28.50 51 W 191. 10 We 15.53 KR PUTTUR- 111- 25 EA 490.29 Total 209.23 119.84 176.76 168.87 52 w 192.23 We 17.00 PR PUTTUR- 111- 22 EA 435.09 Total 111.50 104.62 90.55 68.30 53 w 98.00 We 13.50 KR PUTTUR- 111- 20 EA 52.69 Total 113.78 18.42 246.62 86.31 54 W 99.18 We 14.60 PR PUTTUR- 111- 17 EA Total 106.68 67.89 261.64 149.20 55 '.I 94.00 We 12.68 PR PUTTUR- II I - 21 EA 8.90 Total 161.79 29.95 193.05 118.92 56 '.I 147.79 We 14.00 153 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : PUTTUR; Code No. :0060 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not availabI.: within thc village. a dalooh (-) is shown in the No. the village Popn- column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In he..:tares) lation and 10+ kms of the neare,t [!Ia.;e where the ta.;ility is available is given). and Edll~a- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tiona I Water and Days of [Bus Stop. Housc- Tele- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway] (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ( 7) (8) (9) (10) 57 PAlTHADY 1079.78 2283 P(2) , M -(5-10) HP PO, - (10+) BS (392) Phone 58 PUNCHAPPADY 801.53 1372 P(2), RP HP -(0-5) -(10+) BS (226) M(2) , H 59 SAVANUR 1091.82 2763 P(2) , RP HP PO, - (10+) BS (423) M(2) , H Phone 60 KOIlA 1899.21 4549 P(2), M PHC, FPC TI.I, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (724) Phone 61 RAMAKUNJA 1155.28 3362 P(2) , RP TI.I, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (562) M(2), H, Phone PUC 62 HALENE~ANKI 764.01 1633 P(2) , M -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO, - (10+) BS (278) Phone 63 AlANKAR 1430.50 3379 P, M, H -(0-5) TI.I, HP PTO, -(10+) -(0-5) (565) Phone 64 PERABE 1195.49 2623 P, M -(5-10) HP PO, -(5-10) BS (454) Phone 65 KUNTHUR 1360.40 2126 p(2), M(2) -(5-10) HP PO -(10+) BS (382) 66 BAlLYA 2731.38 2216 P(2), M -(0-5) TI.I, HP PO -(0-5) BS (414) Total (Sum) 98299.74 204658 P( 148), PHC(9), (35776) MOOO), FPC(9) , H(21), RP(11) PUC(3) 154 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: PUTTUR; Code No.: 0060 Approach N.:arest Town. Class of Town Powl.!r Land '''~ (area under dift\:rem type, of land us~ in hectan," rounded to two de,imal pla.;.:s) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. FOf\!st Irrigat"d Un-irrigated Cuhurable Ar~a not (hy ~OllrCI! of irrigation) waste availahle (induding for cultivation gauchar and groves) (11) ( 12) ( 13) (14) ( 15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR PUTTUR- 111- 21 EA 125.90 Total 169.80 205.34 169.19 409.55 57 101 119.71 lJe 50.09 PR PUTTUR- II I - 17 EA 303.66 Total 88.87 97.90 114.03 197.07 58 101 81.47 lJe 7.40 PR PUTTUR- I I I - 14 EA 72.84 Total 169.56 131.35 399.84 318.23 59 1./ 112.05 lJe 57.51 PR PUTTUR- 111- 22 EA 56.66 Total 216.66 211.96 121.43 1292.50 60 101 164.02 I./e 52.64 PR PUTTUR- 111- 22 EA 22.26 Total 169.10 96.28 370.89 496.75 61 101 117.60 lJe 51.50 PR PUTTUR- 111- 23 EA 129.41 Total 139.00 246.43 132.64 116.53 62 1./ 114.00 'We 25.00 PR PUTTUR- III- 26 EA 688.20 Total 200.27 180.80 191.73 169.50 63 101 138.00 lJe 62.27 PR PUTTUR- 111- 27 EA 372.04 Total 197.90 179.86 154.19 291.50 64 101 129.70 lJe 68.20 PR PUTTUR- 111- 26 EA 491.51 Total 128.83 351.98 253.93 134.15 65 101 104.00 lJe 24.83 KR PUTTUR- 111- 35 EA 945.68 Total 163.70 445.78 335.82 840.40 66 101 101.50 lJe 62.20 27494.93 Total 10134.60 12946.07 17940.20 29783.94 -101 7612.42 Tw 24.12 lJe' 2498.06 155 SULYA C.D.BLOCK II ~ "0 r-'1 , ~I ',r- ". ~ \ \ \, (. \ , - ,_------~------l:-~ , ' ,J 'I r ! , __--_.( ' __, a:~ ./! '\ f2 : ;,J l'. ( J, ... \ i~ """" Ie .. ( '\___.I o • • • ! ! .... s u 3IIC ....a: I') :::t aVI :!II: '" ... c ~ t! •z z z ex:'" ~ •:lC :!II: :..J z '" :::t % III ." :lC C• = ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK: SUL Y A-0070 c. D. BLOCK: SULYA-0070 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 Aivarnad 11/9/7/8 11/09/0070/0008 9/8/7/14 09/08/0070/0014 2 Aivathoklu 11/9/7/23 11/09/0070/0023 9/8/7/22 09/08/0070/0022 3 Aj javara 11/9/7/4 11/09/0070/0004 9/8/7110 09/08/0070/0010 4 Aletty 11/9/7/3 11/09/0070/0003 9/8/7/9 09/08/0070/0009 5 Alnakidu 11/9/7/37 11/09/0070/0037 9/8/7/27 09/08/0070/0027 6 Amaramudnur 11/9/7/16 11/09/0070/0016 9/8/7/1 09/08/0070/0001 7 Amrapadnur 11/9/7/9 11/09/0070/0009 9/8/7/21 09/08/0070/0021 8 Aranthodu 11/9/7/22 11/09/0070/0022 9/8/7/7 09/08/0070/0007 9 Balgodu 11/9/7/38 11/09/0070/0038 9/8/7/28 09/08/0070/0028 10 Bal i la 11/9/7/14 11/09/0070/0014 9/8/7/18 09/08/0070/0018 11 Balpa 11/9/7/32 11/09/0070/0032 9/8/7/24 09/08/0070/0024 12 Bellare 11/9/7/11 11/09/0070/0011 9/8/7/15 09/08/0070/0015 13 Devachalla 11/9/7/34 11/09/0070/0034 9/8/7/32 09/08/0070/0032 14 Guthigar 11/9/7/31 11/09/0070/0031 9/8/7/34 09/08/0070/0034 15 Hariharapallathadka 11/9/7/39 11/09/0070/0039 9/8/7/31 09/08/0070/0031 16 Jalsur 11/9/7/7 11/09/0070/0007 9/8/7/12 09/08/0070/0012 17 Kalanja 11/9/7/10 11/09/0070/0010 9/8/7/20 09/08/0070/0020 18 Kalmadka 11/9/7/25 11/09/0070/0025 9/8/7/37 09/08/0070/0037 19 Kalmakar 11/9/7/41 11/09/0070/0041 9/8/7/29 09/08/0070/0029 20 Kanakamajalu 11/9/7/6 11/09/0070/0006 9/8/7/13 09/08/0070/001~ 21 Kenya 11/9/7/29 11/09/0070/0029 9/8/7/23 09/08/0070/0023 22 Kodiyala 11/9/7/13 11/09/0070/0013 9/8/7/17 09/08/0070/0017 23 Kollamogru 11/9/7/40 11/09/0070/0040 9/8/7/30 09/08/0070/0030 24 Kuthkunja 11/9/7/30 11/09/0070/0030 9/8/7/35 09/08/0070/0035 25 Madapady 11/9/7/19 11/09/0070/0019 9/8/7/4 09/08/0070/0004 26 Mandekolu 11/9/7/5 11/09/0070/0005 9/8/7/11 09/08/0070/0011 27 Markanja 11/9/7/18 11/09/0070/0018 9/8/7/3 09/08/0070/0003 28 Muppirya 11/9/7/15 11/09/0070/0015 9/8/7/19 09/08/0070/0019 29 Murulya 11/9/7/27 11/09/0070/0027 9/8/7/38 09/08/0070/0038 30 Nalkur 11/9/7/35 11/09/0070/0035 9/8/7/33 09/08/0070/0033 31 Nellurkemraje 11/9/7/17 11/09/0070/0017 9/8/7/2 09/08/0070/0002 32 Pambethady 11/9/7/24 11/09/0070/0024 9/8/7/36 09/08/0070/0036 33 Peruvaje 11/9/7/12 11/09/0070/0012 9/8/7/16 09/08/0070/0016 159 ALPfIABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK: SULYA-0070 C. D. BLOCK: SULYA-0070 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION COOE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 34 Sampaje 11/9/7/20 11/09/0070/0020 9/8/7/5 09/08/0070/0005 35 Subramanya 11/9/7/36 11/09/0070/0036 918/7/26 09/08/0070/0026 36 $ulya 11/9/7/1 11/09/0070/0001 9/8/7/0 09/08/0070/0000 37 Tho(ji kana 11/9/7/21 11/09/0070/0021 9/8/7/6 09/08/0070/0006 38 Ubaradkamithur 11/9/7/2 11{09/0070{0002 9/8/7{8 09/08/0070/0008 39 'fedamangala 11/9/7/28 11/09/0070/0028 9/8/7/39 09/08/0070/0039 40 'fenekal 11/9/7/33 11/09/0070/0033 9/8/7/25 09/08/0070/0025 41 'fenmur 11/9/7/26 11/09/0070/0026 9/8/7/40 09/08/0070/0040 160 SULYA C~D.BLOCK VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : SULY A; Code No. :0070 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenilies availahle (ifnol availahle wilhin lhe village. a da~h (-) i, ,h,\wn in the No. the village Popu- column and nexllo it in hrad.els. lhe dislance in hroad range~ viz. -5 km, ..'\-10 km" (In hectares) latinn and 10+ km' oflhe neare,l plac..: where the ti.cilit} "avadahle i, given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Po,l Day or Communicalion No.of lional Waler and Days of [Bus SlOp. Hou~~- Tde- market! Railway Slalion. holds graph hat if any Walerway] (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) SULYA 1713.24 14261 P( 11), PHC, FPC, T, 101, HP PTO, SUN BS (2769) M(8) , RP(9) Phone H(2) , PUC(2) , C, I, 0 2 UBARADKAMITHUR 2431.31 3288 P(3) , M(2) RP 101, HP PO -(5-10) BS (625) 3 ALETTY 6648.35 7164 P(7), RP(2) 101, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS ( 1300) M( 5), H Phone 4 AJJAVARA 2451.81 5964 P(7) , RP(3) 101, HP PTO, -(10+) BS (1062) M(3) , H Phone 5 MANDEKOLU 4045.83 5082 P(8), M(2) RP 101, HP PO, -(10+) BS (892) Phone 6 KANAKAMAJALU 720.22 2334 P(3), M RP 101, HP PO, -(10+) BS (408) Phone 7 JALSUR 1451.52 5625 P(5), RP(3) 101, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (1011) M(4), H Phone 8 AIVARNAD 2782.28 4521 P(6), M(3) RP(3) 101, HP . PTO, -(5-10) BS (898) Phone 9 AMRAPADNUR 1237.88 2244 P(2), M(2) RP(2) 101, HP PO -(5-10) BS (399) 162 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.B1ock : SULYA; Code No.: 0070 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land use (area unda differ.:nt type, of land use in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Fore,t Irrigatcd Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by source of irrigalion) wa~h! available (including f(x cultivation gauchar and grov\!s) (11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) ( 1 ) PR PUTTUR- II I - 35 EA 144.32 Total 91.31 313.85 888.18 275.58 Tk 29.35 W 34.97 We 26.99 KR MADIKERI- 111- 40 EA 1013.33 Total 124.80 702.30 444.06 146.82 2 Tk 42.37 W 44.31 We 38.12 KR PUTTUR- 111- 42 EA 4597.87 Total 126.42 1096.19 423.36 404.51 3 Tk 31.36 W 56.09 We 38.97 KR PUTTUR- 111- 39 EA 786.64 Total 44.29 567.88 812.77 240.23 4 W 16.37 We 27.92 KR PUTTUR- 111- 40 EA 1890.54 Total 98.54 572.49 631.87 8502.39 5 Tk 29.83 W 28.59 We 40.12 PR PUTTUR- I I[ - 33 EA 21.25 Total 93.07 219.43 369.07 17.40 6 Tk 27.39 W 37.29 We 28.39 PR PUTTUR- II I - 36 EA 141.65 Total 102.12 437.21 601.51 169.03 7 Tk 33.41 W 36.50 We 32.21 PR PUTTUR- 111- 34 EA 769.00 Total 165.79 1542.65 275.37 29.47 8 Tk 60.12 W 66.25 We 39.42 PR PUTTUR- II I - 40 EA 71.20 Total 110.85 265.05 758.98 31.80 9 Tk 38.89 W 37.07 We 34.89 163 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name ot C.D.Block : SULYA; Code No .0070 Am"mlle' avallahle (If not avallabk wlthm the VIllage. a da,h (-) " ,hown tn the LC Nam~ of VllIag" Total area 01 Total and n.:xt to It In brad."t,. th" In hroad rang'" VI/ !.m' C, \0 !.m•. No the vllIag" Pupu ~olumn dl,tan~" -~ (In h"dar~s) lallon and 10+ lIm of Ih~ neare't place where th" fdclhty I' avallahle 1\ gIven) and Educa- MedICal Dnnltng Po~t Day or Communication No 01 lIonal Water and Days of [Bus Stop, Tde- marletl Railway Stallon. Hou'~ hold, graph hal II an) WatCrwdY] (10) (2) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) IJ, PO - (0-5) BS 10 KALANJA 656.86 2132 P(3), M(2) RP HP (396) PTO, SAT BS 11 BELLARE 1071.38 4456 P(3) , PHC, FPC, 1-1, HP (815) M(3), H RP(5) Phone - (0-5) BS lZ PERUVAJE 1134.58 2456 P(2), M(2) RP(3) IJ, HP PO, (442) Phone -(0-5) -(0-5) 13 KODIYALA 1101.67 1985 P(3), M(2) -(0-5) 1-1, HP PO, (343) Phone -(0-5) BS 14 BALI LA 619.35 1868 P(2), RP(2) IJ, HP PTO, (317) M( 2), H Phone BS IS HUPPIRYA 512.68 1657 P, M -(0-5) 101, HP PO, -(5-10) (293) Phone - (10+) BS 16 AMARAHUDNUR 2147.64 3914 P(S), RP(3) IJ, TIJ, HP PTO, (77Z) M(3), H Phone -(10+) BS 17 NELLURKEMRAJE 1400.36 2547 P(3), M(2) RP(2) 101, HP PO, (496) Phone -(0-5) 18 MARKANJA 1974.69 3266 P(3), RP(3) 101, HP PTO, ( 10+) (637) M(Z), H Phone 164 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of CD. Block : SULYA; Code No.: 0070 Approach Nearest Town. Cla~s of Town Powa Land lb": (urea 1I1I(i.:r dift"cr.:nttyp..:!o of land 1I!o": in hectare!o rounded to two decimal plaee,) L C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No Fore!ot Irrigated Un-irrigat..:d Cuiturabk Arli!a not (by ,mIre.: of irrigatIOn) "ash~ availa"l.: (Indudlng t()r ,ultlvall<)lI gauchar and gIOV\!~) (11) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR PUTTUR- [I 1- 42 EA 18.46 Total 85.14 319.53 209.50 24.23 10 Tk 18.29 W 27.68 We 39.17 PR PUTTUR- II 1- 32 EA 72.85 Total 160.91 407.03 364.58 66.01 11 Tk 42.21 W 79.69 We 39.01 PR PUTTUR- I I 1- 26 EA 533.28 Total 84.05 278.70 228.36 10.19 12 Tk 15.82 W 36.58 We 31.65 PR PUTTUR- ! I 1- 30 EA 400.20 Total 102.51 208.66 371.45 18.85 13 Tk 43.14 W 24.44 We 34.93 PR PUTTUR- 111- 36 EA 57.23 Total 91.92 260.30 197.15 12.75 14 Tk 33.52 W 30.68 We 27.72 PR PUTTUR- 111- 40 EA 143.00 Total 74.60 95.18 188.29 11.61 15 Tk 13.74 W 26.10 We 34.76 PR PUTTUR- II 1- 45 EA 267.62 Total 89.96 718.60 994.82 76.64 16 Tk 32.90 W 24.48 We 32.58 PR PUTTUR- II 1- 47 EA 747.59 Total 92.37 436.28 90.82 33.30 17 Tk 39.84 W 27.84 We 24.69 KR PUTTUR- II J - 30 EA 625.12 Total 96.22 547.49 651.48 54.38 18 Tk 39.00 We 57.22 165 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C. D. Block: SUL YA; Code No. :0070 L.C Name of V,llagc Total area of Total Amenltlc. avallahle (If not aVallahle within the VIllage. a dash (-) IS ,hown III the No the village POPlI .;olllmn and next to:t III brad.et,. the d"tan~e m broad rdoges VI/ -'i I.m •. 'i-IO i..m •. (In hectare.) lallnn and 10+ I.m, of the neare" place where the la"lIty "avaIlable I, glvcn) and Edllca- MedIcal Drmi..lOg Po,t Day Or Commulll~ahon No 01 tIOna I Water and Day, 01 [Bus Stop. HOll~\!~ Tde- mad.et/ RaIlway StatIon. hold, graph hat If aoy Waterway) ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 19 MADAPADY 5557_19 1480 P(3), M(2) RP II, HP PO, - (10+' BS (290) Phone 20 SAMPAJE 1756.57 4746 P(4), RP(3) II, HP PTa, -(10+) BS (966) M(3), H Phone 21 THODIKANA 2140.81 1979 p(2), M RP II, HP PO, -(10+) '(0-5) (416) Phone 22 ARANTHODU 3952.54 3318 P(6), RP(2) II, HP PO, -(10+) as (577) M(2), H Phone 23 AIVATHOKLU 1049.35 2999 p(3) , PIIC, RP(2) II, liP PTa, -(10+) as (553) M(2) , H, Phone PUC 24 PAMBETHADY 656_20 1104 p(3), M -(0-5) II, HP PO, -(10+) BS (217) Phone 25 KALMADKA 1183.18 1885 P, M RP II, HP PTO, - (10+) BS (316) Phone 26 YENMUR 1081.00 1262 p(2), M RP II, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (253) Phone 27 MURULYA 1028.62 2215 P(3), M(2) RP II, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (399) phone 166 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ot C.D.Blm:k: SULYA; Code No.: 0070 Approach Near!!!.t Town. Cia" of Town Pow~r Land w,~ (ar~a um!.:r difkrenttyp~, of land U,I! In h~ctar~' rnulJ(l~d to two d~,"nal plac~,) LC to village and distance (in Kill.) Supply No For!!::..t Irngat~d Un-lrngatl.!({ Cuitural>l.: Area not (1)) 'Olln:~ of liTigatIon) Wa~h! avatlabl" (including for ,ulltvalion gaui.:harand grovt!s,) (11) ( 12) (13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) ( 1 ) KR MADIKERI- "I - 37 EA 4644.78 Total 86.88 230.70 445.17 149.66 19 Tk 34.19 'We 52.69 PR MADIKERI- [[1- 27 EA 660.71 Total 99.66 517.62 426.53 52.05 20 Tk 43.37 II 33.75 lie 22.54 KR MADIKERI- [[ [- 33 EA 657.04 Total 71.95 308.87 1062.90 40.05 21 Tk 36.58 II 20.84 lie 14.53 PR MADIKER[- I I [- 36 EA 2358.87 Total 92.48 325.37 871.80 304.02 22 Tk 27.36 II 36.67 \.Ie 28.45 PR PUTTUR- II I - 51 EA 184.08 Total 76.18 310.81 273.91 204.37 23 Tk 21.67 II 30.92 'We 23.59 KR PUTTUR- 111- 53 EA 78.96 Total 49.94 267.23 225.78 34.29 24 Tk 13.40 II 24.40 lie 12.14 PR PUTTUR- I [I - 50 EA 421.63 Total 71.76 225.25 284.96 179.58 25 Tk 28.86 II 26.43 lie 16.47 PR PUTTUR- I I [- 50 EA 54.60 Total 72.96 79.63 500.10 373.71 26 Tk 22.21 II 26.35 \,Ie 24.40 PR PUTTUR- 111- 33 EA 140.33 Total 92.76 431.69 306.33 57.51 27 Tk 37.64 \,I 30.51 lie 24.61 167 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : SULY A; Code No. :0070 LC. Name of ViLlag~ T<'tal area of Total Am"niti"s availahl" (if not available within lh" village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu column and next 10 it in hrad.:ds. th" distan<:e in hroad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In he,tares) lati,)n and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the !"dlity is availahk is given). and EdllC8- Medkal Drinking Post Day ,'r Commllnicati\)n No.or tional Water and Days of [Bu; Stop. Hous\! T de- market! Railway Stati,)n. hol,b graph hat if any Waterway} (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 28 YEDAMANGALA 1622.73 3433 P(6), RP(2) '.I, HP PO, -(10+) BS, RS (602) M( 2), H Phone 29 KENYA 342.74 1084 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) '.I, HP PO, -(10+) - (0-5) (220) Phone 30 KUTHKUNJA 1697.34 1742 P(2), M -(0-5) '.I, HP PO, -(10+) BS (~38) Phone 31 GUTHIGAR 2662.42 3629 P(5) , PHC, FPC, '.I, HP PTO, -(10+) BS (736) M( 4), H RP(4) Phone 32 BALPA 1552.22 2641 P(4), M RP(3) '.I, HP PO, . -_( 10+) BS (499) Phone 33 YE~EKAL 2762.81 2435 P(3), -(0-5) '.I, HP PO, BS (462) M( 2), H Phone 34 DEVACHALLA 3468.61 3392 p(7) , -(0-5) '.I, HP PO, - (10+) BS • (678) M(4), H Phone 35 NALKUR 2427.83 2311 p(3), M RP '.I, HP PO - (10+) BS (468) 36 SUBRAMANYA 3473.25 2826 P(3) , PHC, FPC, '.I, HP PTO, - (10+) BS (620) M( 2), H, RP(3) Phone PUC 168 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE NameofC.D.Block: SULYA; Code No.: 0070 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town POWl!f Land l"~ (ar~a uo (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (1) PR PUTTUR- 111- 55 EA 467.53 Total 79.34 507.80 491.35 76.71 28 Tk 26.41 IJ 24.40 \.Ie 28.53 PR PUTTUR- 111- 55 EA 427.76 Total 74.34 131.05 194.90 14.69 29 Tk 16.06 \.I 24.85 We 33.43 PR PUTTUR- 111- 53 EA 1040.42 Total 72.20 195.66 328.88 60.18 30 Tk 28.52 \.I 24.74 \.Ie 18.94 PR PUTTUR- I II - 53 EA 711.77 Total 85.41 920.45 673.94 270.85 31 Tk 31.28 IJ 28.45 \.Ie 25.68 PR PUTTUR- 111- 57 EA 535.27 Total 94.70 290.72 562.95 68.58 32 Tk 19.87 \.I 40.31 \.Ie 34.52 PR PUTTUR- 111- 60 EA 447.30 Total 76.90 388.62 1128.24 721.75 33 Tk 15.95 \.I 35.37 \.Ie 25.58 PR PUTTUR- 111- 53 EA 752.82 Total 95.17 614.09 1768.25 238.28 34 Tk 30.37 \.I 34.97 \.Ie 29.83 PR MADIKERI- II 1- 42 EA 579.10 Total 57.51 386.18 1043.40 361.64 35 Tk 16.06 \.I 24.00 \.Ie 17.45 PR PUTTUR- 111- 40 EA 3062.93 Total 49.08 124.38 197.70 39.16 36 Tk 10.5~ \.I 24.34 We 14.20 169 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name ot C D.Block SUL Y A, Code No 0070 - ~~------>~ -~-~-- LC Totdl drl!d 01 fotdl <\l11el11t1e~ d"'31ldhle (It not .lVdlldhk \\ nllln the:: \ 11I,lg.: a dd,h ( I IS ,ho"n In thc: ,,"0 thl! \llI"gc: Popu Ullul11n ~I 7 il_C 37 ALNAi '8 BALGOOG 3~45 72 1117 RP W HP PO, l)~ £is 1250 Phone 39 HARIHARAPALDA7HAorA 1215 42 M, H RP,21 W, Hi' PTi, 88 19C Ph::",," 4 J KOLLAl'10G" J 1754 P , , M, B PHC, F»C W, HP PTO, 11+ 8$ Phene 41 KALMAKAR 1890 61 1112 P, M - (0 5 W tiP PO I 1 J t B8 (216 Total (Sum, 82655 93 124824 P 146 PHC (6), (2361~ M 88 ,PC (51, h 19, RP(73) PUC 41, C, ° DIRECTORY AND LAND U~E Name ot C D Block SUL Y A. Code No 0070 ApnroJ~h \It:ar~'t Tll\\tl CI"" ot lo"tl 1 C to "JII,lgt! ,If]d dl'l,lIle<, (IIJ Km ) i\o Irngatt!u ----Un-IITlg~I;.:1 ---Culturabk \1<',' nOI (n\ ,,)ure~ ot IrrigaliOtl) Wa,I': ,II.lIl,hk (Itlduutng tor eult" ,IIIOIl g,IUI.. h..r dnd grmt!') ------1 "''' 1 i?UT10R'" \I I 1 4 j_ EA .. ,1 -1- 31 ~ 1 7 ~ 37 r, ef 64 W ~ J .• ,,~ Ie 1, • r Jr ~ • I 12" J 3 "k 1 W L.~ g. ,,~ . I~ r J~ MADIKERI 1 L 3" " ~t T ' ~ 117 1 c; 351 01 .l3 ... 2 " "K 0 ~8 W L 11 Wp ,,~ ,,9 R MA01KERI III 31 'll 4 7: 1 " ~ t 11 g 7 31i 471 16 40 r· 27 ;:0 ... 25 "E We ;4 93 MADTKERI III 25 FA ..._.: j J N L.'3 45 We 27 '30 <" n C~ T '- ~al 3568 25 158% 99 21106 24 bL? 4b Tk 112C 22 W 1240 71 We 121..11 32 171 UDUPI C.D.BLOCK Note: The following revenue village~ of Udupi Taluk which had been assigned location code numbers have since been das~ilied as outgrowths of Mangalore Urban Agglomeration. L.C.No. Name of the village 1. Shivalli 2. Herga 15. Kuthpady Hi. Kadekar 17. Kidiyur 1R. Ambalpady 19. Mudanidamhllr Hence the~e villages do nollind a mention in the Alphabetical Li~t of Villages a~ \\ell a~ in the Village Directory Statement. This explains the gap in location code nllmber~ noticed in lhe li~t of vill,lges and the Vill"ge Directory Statement of Udupi CD.Block. u N r ..J KARNATAKA UDUPI TAl.UK DAKSHIN KANNAD DISTRICT ...... 1 VIllAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NU.. ER ~~~~~:_~-_!.l-~':-:_-J FOREST-RESERVED WITH NAME '" ••• f_~i~.~~~~~:~~~~·.. ·~ HEADQUARTERS: TALUK •• _._ ....•.. _. @ VILLAGES WlfH POPULATION SIZE: 500 -'lti 1000-4"1•• 000 AND ABOVE. ••• • •• • URIS"" AREA WITH LOCATION CODE. • • NATtONAl HIGHWAY .••..••. Ntt17 STATE' HIGtfW'AY ••• •.• ••• ••• • •• SH37 IMPORTANT METALLED ROAD ..• • •. UNWETALLED AND OTHER ROADS .•. C C Block boundary Of Udupl IS co-terminus WIth RIVER (TIDAL) W"H STRE"M ... . •. , .. ~ taluk boundary cactudtr19 all statutory towns I'OST OFFICE f TELEGII ..~H OFFICE .. POITO o G :: Out Growth HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL •.. • •• 5 POLICE STATION... •.. •...... • PS HOSPITAL, PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE, DISPENSAfW, FAMILY PLANNING CENTRE... .•. .•. ••. ._. • •• IMPORTANT ••LLAGE MARKET 'HAT (SHANDY). MAN DIES . . •• • ••. ••. •.• ••. '" •• , & • 6 lkIecd upon S ... rvcy of IndiO map With tr.c perl"USSlOn 01' tM Sur"eyor u.Mrol ot India ~nt Of Indta Cap,...,WI'. "97, TfW t.rr.tonal wat.rs at IndiO eatcnd mto I'M: S T ALUK: UDUPI-0080 C. D. BLOCK: UDUPI-0080 SL N~ME OF THE VILL~GE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOC~TION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manua L) (Computer) (ManuaL) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 ~chaLady 11/9/8/57 11/09/0080/0057 9/8/8/58 09/08/0080/0058 2 Alevoor 11/9/8/12 11/09/0080/0012 9/8/B/l1 09/08/0080/0011 3 At tody 11/9/8/75 11/09/0080/0075 9/8/8/76 09/08/0080;0076 4 Anja~ 11/9/8/6 11/09/0080/0006 9/8/8/4 09/08/0080/0004 5 Aroor 11/9/8/81 11/09/0080/00Bl 9/8/8/43 09/08/0080/0043 6 Athrady 11/9/8/5 11/09/0080/0005 9/8/8/3 09/0B/0080/0003 7 Avarse 11/9/8/64 11/09/0080/0064 9/8/8/64 09/08/0080/0064 8 Bada 11/9/8/50 11/09/0080/0050 9/8/8/106 09/08/0080/0106 9 Badagabettu (No.80) 11/9/8/2 11/09/0080/0002 9/8/B/l0 09/08/0080/0010 10 Badanidyoor 11/9/8/21 11/09/0080/0021 9/8/8/21 09/08/0080/0021 11 Baikady 11/9/8/101 11/09/0080/0101 9/8/8/47 09/08/0080/0047 12 ~airampaLLy 11/9/8/93 11/09/0080/0093 9/8/8/37 09/08/0080/0037 13 Balakudru 11/9/8/76 11/09/0080/0076 9/8/8/77 09/08/0080/0077 14 Bannady 11/9/8/54 11/09/0080/0054 9/8/8/55 09/08/0080/0055 15 BeLLampalLl 11/9/B/97 11/09/0080/0097 9/8/8/41 09/08/0080/0041 16 BeLLarpady 11/9/B/95 11/09/00BO/0095 9/8/8/39 09/08/0080/0039 17 BeLle 11/9/B/39 11/09/0080/0039 9/8/8/90 09/08/0080/0090 18 BeLpu 11/9/8/32 11/09/0080/0032 9/8/8/107 09/08/0080/0107 19 Bi ltady 11/9/8/61 11/09/0080/0061 9/8/8/60 09/08/0080/0060 20 Bommarabettu 11/9/8/7 11/09/0080/0007 9/8/8/5 09/08/0080/0005 21 Chanthar 11/9/8/79 11/09/0080/0079 9/8/8/24 09/08/0080/0024 22 Cherkady 11/9/8/83 11/09/0080/0083 9/8/8/27 09/08/0080/0027 23 GLLiyar 11/9/B/53 11/09/0080/0053 9/8/8/54 09/08/00BO/0054 24 HaLuvaL Li 11/9/8/B5 11/09/0080/0085 9/8/8/35 09/08/0080/0035 25 Handady 11/9/8/105 11/09/0080/0105 9/8/8/51 09/08/0080/0051 26 Hanehalli 11/9/8/70 11/09/0080/0070 9/8/8/71 09/08/0080/0071 27 Harady 11/9/8/102 11/09/0080/0102 9/8/8/48 09/08/0080/0048 28 Havanje 11/9/8/98 11/09/0080/0098 9/8/8/42 09/08/0080/0042 29 Heggunje 11/9/8/60 11/09/0080/0060 9/8/8/66 09/08/0080/0066 30 Hejamady 11/9/8/46 11/09/0080/0046 9/8/8/101 09/08/0080/0101 31 Herady 11/9/8/69 11/09/0080/0069 9/8/8/70 09/08/0080/0070 32 Heroor (52) 11/9/8/BO 11/09/0080/0080 9/8/8/44 09/08/0080/0044 33 Heroor (92) 11/9/8/37 11/09/0080/0037 9/8/8/93 09/08/0080/0093 34 Hi l iyana 11/9/8/65 11/09/0080/0065 9/8/8/64 09/08/00BO/0064 35 Hirebettu 11/9/8/4 11/09/0080/0004 9/8/B/9 09/08/00BO/0009 36 HosaLa 11/9/8/71 11/09/0080/0071 9/8/8/73 09/08/0080/0073 37 Hosoor 11/9/8/86 11/09/0080/0086 9/8/8/34 09/08/0080/0034 38 Innanje 11/9/8/30 11/09/0080/0030 9/8/8/82 09/08/00BO/0082 175 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES • T ALUK: UDUPI-0080 C. D. BLOCK: UDUPI-0080 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 39 Kachur 11/9/8/72 11/09/0080/0072 9/8/8/72 09/08/0080/0072 40 Kadur 11/9/8/67 11/09/0080/0067 9/8/8/67 09/08/0080/0067 41 Kakkunje 11/9/8/62 11/09/0080/0062 9/8/8/61 09/08/0080/0061 42 Kalthoor (108) 11/9/8/35 11/09/0080/0035 9/8/8/95 09/08/0080/0095 43 Kalthoor (38) 11/9/8/91 11/09/0080/0091 9/8/8/33 09/08/0080/0033 44 Kattingere 11/9/8/40 11/09/0080/0040 9/8/8/91 09/08/0080/0091 45 Kavady 11/9/8/56 11/09/0080/0056 9/8/8/57 09/08/0080/0057 46 Kelarkalabettu 11/9/8/22 11/09/0080/0022 9/8/8/22 09/08/0080/0022 47 Kenjoor 11/9/8/87 11/09/0080/0087 9/8/8/32 09/08/0080/0032 48 Kodi 11/9/8/77 11/09/0080/0077 9/8/8/78 09/08/0080/0078 49 Korangrapady 11/9/8/13 11/09/0080/0013 9/8/8/13 09/08/0080/0013 50 Kotathattu 11/9/8/52. 11/09/0080/0052 9/8/8/52 09/08/0080/0052 51 Kote 11/9/8/26 11/09/0080/0026 9/8/8/86 09/08/0080/0086 52 Kudi 11/9/8/8 11/09/0080/0008 9/8/8/6 09/08/0080/0006 53 Kudi (34) 11/9/8/88 11/09/0080/0088 9/8/8/29 09/08/0080/0029 54 Kukkehalli 11/9/8/96 11/09/0080/0096 9/8/8/40 09/08/0080/0040 55 Kumragod 11/9/8/104 11/09/0080/0104 9/8/8/50 09/08/0080/0050 56 Kurkal 11/9/8/38 11/09/0080/0038 9/8/8/89 09/08/0080/0089 57 Kuthyar 11/9/8/34 11/09/0080/0034 9/8/8/96 09/08/0080/0096 58 Majoor 11/9/8/31 11/09/0080/0031 9/8/8/81 09/08/0080/0081 59 Manipura 11/9/8/11 11/09/0080/0011 9/8/8/12 09/08/0080/0012 60 Manoor 11/9/8/78 11/09/0080/0078 9/8/8/53 09/08/0080/0053 61 Marne 11/9/8/10 11/09/0080/0010 9/8/8/8 09/08/0080/0008- 62 Matpady 11/9/8/106 11/09/0080/0106 9/8/8/25 09/08/0080/0025 63 Mattu 11/9/8/25 11/09/0080/0025 9/8/8/85 09/08/0080/0085 64 Moodabettu 11/9/8/28 11/09/0080/0028 9/8/8/88 09/08/0080/0088 65 Moodahadu 11/9/8/73 11/09/0080/0073 9/8/8/74 09/08/0080/0074 66 Muloor 11/9/8/51 11/09/0080/0051 9/8/8/108 09/08/0080/0108 67 Nadsal 11/9/8/47 11/09/0080/0047 9/8/8/102 09/08/0080/0102 68 Nadur 11/9/8/68 11/09/0080/0068 9/8/8/68 09/08/0080/0068 69 Nalkur 11/9/8/90• 11/09/0080/0090 9/8/8/31 09/08/0080/0031 70 Nanchar 11/9/8/89 11/09/0080/0089 9/8/8/30 09/08/0080/0030 71 Nandicoor- (104) 11/9/8/44 11/09/0080/0044 9/8/8/99 09/08/0080/0099 72 Neelavar 11/9/8/82 11/09/0080/0082 9/8/8/26 09/08/0080/0026 73 Padebettu 11/9/8/48 11/09/0080/0048 9/8/8/103 09/08/0080/0103 74 Padoor 11/9/8/36 11/09/0080/0036 9/8/8/94 09/08/0080/0094 75 Padu 11/9/8/23 11/09/0080/0023 9/8/8/79 09/08/0080/0079 76 Pal imar 11/9/8/45 11/09/0080/0045 9/8/8/100 09/08/0080/0100 77 Pandeswar 11/9/8/74 11/09/0080/0074 9/8/8/75 09/08/0080/0075 78 Pangala 11/9/8/29 11/09/0080/0029 9/8/8/83 09/08/0080/0083 79 Pejamangoor 11/9/8/84 11/09/0080/0084 9/8/8/28 09/08/0080/0028 80 Perdoor 11/9/8/92 11/09/0080/0092 9/8/8/36 09/08/0080/0036 176 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK: UDUPI-0080 C. 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BLOCK: LJDUPI-0080 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 81 Pernankila 11/9/8/9 11/09/0080/0009 9/8/8/7 09/08/0080/0007 82 Pilar 11/9/8/42 11/09/0080/0042 9/8/8/97 09/08/0080/0097 83 Santhoor 11/9/8/43 11/09/0080/0043 9/8/8/98 09/08/0080/0098 84 Shiriyara 11/9/8/59 11/09/0080/0059 9/8/8/59 09/08/0080/0059 85 Shiroor (33) 11/9/8/66 11/09/0080/0066 9/8/8/65 09/08/0080/0065 86 Shiroor (41) 11/9/8/94 11/09/0080/0094 9/8/8/38 09/08/0080/0038 87 Shirva 11/9/8/41 11/09/0080/0041 9/8/8/92 09/08/0080/0092 88 Tenka 11/9/8/49 11/09/0080/0049 9/8/8/104 09/08/0080/0104 89 Tenkanidiyoor 11/9/8/20 11/09/0080/0020 9/8/8/20 09/08/0080/0020 90 Tonse East 11/9/8/100 11/09/0080/0100 9/8/8/46 09/08/0080/0046 91 Udyavara 11/9/8/14 11/09/°080/0014 9/8/8/14 09/08/0080/0014 92 Ul iargol i 11/9/8/24 11/09/0080/0024 9/8/8/84 09/08/0080/0084 93 Uppoor 11/9/8/99 11/09/0080/0099 9/8/8/45 09/08/0080/0045 94 Vaddarse 11/9/8/55 11/09/0080/0055 9/8/8/56 09/08/0080/0056 95 Vandar 11/9/8/63 11/09/0080/0063 9/8/8/62 09/08/0080/0062 96 Varamballi 11/9/8/103 11/09/0080/0103 9/8/8/49 09/08/0080/0049 97 Yedthadi 11/9/8/58 11/09/0080/0058 9/8/8/69 09/08/0080/0069 98 Yellur 11/9/8/33 11/09/0080/0033 9/8/8/105 09/08/0080/0105 99 Yenagudde 11/9/8/27 11/09/0080/0027 9/8/8/87 09/08/0080/0087 177 VILLAGE AMENITIES 0080 Nam~ ot C D Block UDUPI. Cou~ No Total area 01 Total Am~nltl~' aVdllahk (t! not avallahl (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) ( 1 ) (2) 949.30 4051 P(4), -(0-5) II, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS 2 BADAGABETTU (NO.80) (712) M(4) , H, Phone PUC 881_83 2316 PO) , M(3) PHC, FPC, II, HP PTO, (5 10) BS 4 HIREBETTU (396) RP Phone 471.73 2059 P(2), M(2) RP HP PTO, -(~ 5) 5 ATHRADY BS (356) Phone 1284.86 3528 P(4), M(3) -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) 6 ANJAR II, Til, HP BS (609) 2561_42 7 BOMMARABETTU 6966 P(4), PHC, FPC, T, II, HP PO, MON BS (1251) M(4), RP Phone H(2), PUC 656.57 1492 -(0-5) 8 KUDI P(2), M, H RP(2) II, HP PO, BS (254) Phone -(0-5) 9 PERNANKILA 1071.48 1914 P(2), M(2) PHC, FPC II, HP PO, BS (352) Phone 178 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : UDUPI; Code No.: 0080 Approllch Ncarc,t Town. Cia" ofTnwll POWl.!f Land 1I~1.! (arl.!(1 UrUll.!f difkn.:nt lypl.!~ of land 1I~\! in hl.!...:tarl.!!-- roundl.!d to lwn dl.!\.lInal pla.:I.!~) L.e. to villag~ and distan~c (in Km.) Supply No. FOfl.!st Irrigatl.!d Un-irngatl.!d Culturahle Arl.!a not (hy ~()un..:t.! of irrigation) W(l!-oh: availahlc (including for cultivation galh.:har and gro\tl.!~) ~112 ~122 P32 ~ 142 ~152 P 62 ~ 172 P82 P2 PR UDUPI- I I 1- 8 EA Total 207.02 190.31 88.16 463.81 2 W 4.05 We 20.24 0 182.73 PR UDUPI- 111- 10 EA Total 222.01 246.86 47.82 '365.14 4 W 23.88 we 60.30 R 28.33 0 109.50 PR UDUPI - I I I - 13 EA Total 180.10 62.10 20.19 209.34 5 Tk 6.07 W 19.84 We 42.11 R 16.19 0 95.89 PR UDUPI - 111- 10 EA 82.28 Total 173.68 135.76 205.60 687.54 6 Tk 4.05 W 8.91 Tw 2.02 We 47.57 R 24.29 0 86.84 PR UDUPI- 111- 14 EA 454.03 Total 224.50 888.32 262.86 731.71 7 W 19.23 We 39.68 R 20.04 0 145.55 PR UDUPI- 111- 14 EA 147.42 Total 77.64 30.89 54.78 345.84 8 W 8.09 Tw 8.09 We 23.48 R 6.48 0 31.50 KR UDUPI- 111- 16 EA 82.96 Total 114.98 324.18 95.53 453.83 9 W 32.58 lie 28.13 R 4.05 0 50.22 179 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : UDUPI; Code No. :0080 L.e. Namo! of Village Total area of Total Amenitie> availa"le (if not availa"le within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu column and next to it in "rackets. the distance in "mad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In h.:ctar.:,) lation and 10+ kms ofth~ nearest pla~e who!re tho! lacility is availabl.: is given). and Educa- Medkal Drinking Post Day or COInmuni-.:ation N (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 10 MARNE 396.26 1094 P, M -(0-5) 101, HP po, -(0-5) BS (201) Phone 11 MANIPURA 921.29 4345 P(4), M(2) PHC, FPC, T, HI, HP PO, - (0-5) BS (752) RP Phone 12 AlEVOOR 736.27 3849 P(2) , RP(2) TIJ, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (660) M(2), H Phone 13 KORANGRAPADY 524.99 3744 P, M -(0-5> T, TIJ, HP PO, - (0-5) BS (633) Phone 14 UDYAVARA 963.38 11669 PCB) , RP T, HP PTO, MON BS ( 1971) M(B), H(2) Phone 20 TENKANIDIYOOR 335.69 4332 P(2), RP 101, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (807) M( 2), H Phone 21 BADANIDYOOR 294.80 3522 P(Z), M(2) RP(2) W, HP po, -(0-5) BS (600) Phone 22 KElARKAlABETTU 291.08 2584 P, M - (0-5) T, \.I, HP PO, - (0-5) BS (477) Phone lBO DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : UDUPI; Code No.: 0080 Approach Near.:st Town. Class of Town POW\!f Land u~c (an.:a lIIllkr different t) pc~ of land u~..: in ht.:r.::tarf.!:>o n.HII1lkd 10 two dc~ilnal pla~I!~) L.C to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. FOfl.!M Irrigated Un-irrigah:d Culturabk Area not (hy ,olln;e of irrigatioll) wa~h: available (induding for cultivatioll !!au~har and grovef-.) (11) ( 12) (13) (14) (15) (16) ( 17) ( 18) ( 1 ) KR UDUPI- 111-. 11 EA Total 77.27 74.95 42.18 201.86 10 Tk 2.03 W 24.28 We 36.80 R 14.16 PR UDUPI- 111- 8 EA Total 126.30 329.68 20.62 444.69 11 Tk 12.14 W 40.51 We 48.81 R 24.84 PR UDUPI- 111- 6 EA 40.02 Total 99.41 62.49 105.55 428.80 12 w 17.26 We 72.85 R 9.30 PR UDUPI- Ill- S EA Total 82.32 109.85 90.00 242.82 13 Tk 1.21 W 12.14 We 48.73 R 16.19 0 4.05 PR UDUPI- III - 5 EA Total 135.05 ~10.67 176.90 340.76 14 Tk 5.14 W 1.34 We 83.97 R 44.60 PR MALPE, IV- 6 EA Total 65.27 124.76 7.34 138.32 20 Tk 13.67 W 41.32 We 10.28 PR MALPE- IV- 3 EA Total 97.58 27.97 47.74 121.51 21 Tk 33.39 W 38.09 We 26.10 PR MALPE- IV- 5 EA Total 45.66 62.59 83.23 99.60 22 Tk 3.37 W 36.58 We 5.71 181 VILLAGE AMENITIES Namt: of C.D.Block : UDUPl; Cooe No. :0080 L C. Nam~ of VIIlag~ Total area of Total A11l~ntth:' avallahk (If not avatlahl~ Wlthlll the VIIl,lg~. a da,h (-J " ,hown In the No th~ vlllag~ POptl- ~\)Iumn and n~xt to It In hra\.l~t~. lhl.! dn~tanl,..\! In hroad rang\!~ VI.! -5 lnh. -1\-10 lIn .... On h':clar.:') 1.llOn Jlnd l/)+ km .. ofthrt: Ih~ Ilkllr(} rio, ava"R"'~ /~ glvr.!'n} and Edth;a- M~dlCal Drtnkllll! Po,t Day or COmmllm~atlon Nnnl tIOna I Water and Day~ 01 [Btl, Stop. H(.)l .... \! T de- tnarl.~t! Ratlway Statum. hold, graph hat If an} Wat.;rway! (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 23 PADU 348.08 5178 P(3), PHC, FPC, T, W, HP PTO, FRI as (931) M(3), RP Phone H(3) , PUC 24 ULIARGOLI 496.00 5124 P(2), M(2) RP T, \.I, HP PO, - (0-5) BS (883) Phone 25 MAnU 243.62 2539 P(2), M(2) RP T, W, HP PO, - (0-5) as (436) Phone 26 !COTE 187.20 2824 P, M - (0-5) T, II, HP PO -(0-5) BS (531) 27 YENAGUODE 403.13 4164 P(4) , RP T, \.I, HP PTO, SAT BS (782) M(4) , H, Phone PUC 28 MOOOABETTU 416.65 4425 P(2) , RP T, II, HP PTO, - (0-5) BS (796) M(2) , H Phone 29 PANGALA 366.88 2169 P(4) , RP T, \.I, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (435) M(4), H Phone 30 I NNANJE 626.06 3223 P, M, H, RP T, II, HP PTO, -(10+) BS (619) puc Phone 31 MAJOOR 242.25 1716 P, M - (0-5) \.I, HP PO, - (0-5) BS (292) Phone 182 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of CD. Block : UDUPI; Code No.: 0080 Approach Nl!aresl Town. Cia;, of Town Pow~r Land u,,~ (ar~a unda din;:r~nl I) p~' of land u,,~ In h~~lar~' wllmkd 10 IWO d (11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR MALLAR- v- 4 EA TotaL 123.90 65.02 32.99 126.17 23 Tk 15.00 II 9.32 lie 99.58 PR UDUPI- II 1- 14 EA Total 117.50 55.28 56.39 266.83 24 Tk 16.18 II 37.29 lie 64.03 PR MALPE- III- 10 EA TotaL 109.31 38.77 87.14 8.40 25 II 80.94 lie 28.37 PR UDUPI - I I I - 9 EA Total 39.98 32.22 62.28 52.72 26 II 24.20 lie 12.14 0 3.64 PR UDUPI- I I I - 8 EA Total 83.83 94.70 154.42 70.18 27 II 19.67 lie 53.53 0 10.63 PR UDUPI- I I 1- 9 EA Total 61.64 106.16 45.99 202.86 28 Tk 7.58 II 11.13 lie 42.93 PR UDUPI - I I I - 11 EA Total 92.36 49.01 36.69 188.82 29 Tk 5.71 II 24.23 lie 62.42 PR UDUPI - I I 1- 14 EA Total 89.38 321.74 76.00 138.94 30 Tk 4.12 II 18.40 lie 66.86 PR MALLAR- v- 2 EA Total 98.25 26.16 38.58 79.26' 31 Tk 0.60 II 14.20 lie 83.45 183 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of CO.B1ock : UDUPI; Code No. :0080 L.c. Nam..: or Villag..: Total ar..:a or Total Amentll..:;. aV8Ilahl..: (if not avallahle Within the villag..:. a da;.h (-) I;' ,hown'n th..: No the vllI~g..: Popu- ."Iumn and n..:xtto 11111 hta~l..:l;.. th..: di;.tan~..: III hrnad rang..:. VI/ -, lm;.. 'i-IO kill;'. (In hel.lar..:;.) latjon and 10+ lm;. ofth..: n..:ar..:" pla~\! wh..:r.: th..: faclltty j;. aV81lahI.: I' glvt.:n) and Edu,a- M"dl.al Drtoll.mg Po;.! Day or Comlnuni~atl()n Nooof 114.)nal Watt!f and Oay!oo of IBus Stop. Hou~..: Td,,- marl..:t! Railway Stallnn. hold;. graph hat If an) Waterway) il) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 32 BELPU 570.00 3479 P(2), M RP IJ, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (609) Phone 33 YELLUR 1757.80 6056 P(4), M(4) RP W, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (1131) Phone 34 KUTHYAR 758.89 2489 P, M -(0-5) W, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (500) Phone 35 KALTHOOR (108) 693.47 2816 P(2), M(2) RP W, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (527) Phone 36 PADOOR 552.24 1817 P, M RP T, W, HP PO -(0-5) BS (330) 37 HEROOR (92) 227.07 1328 P, M -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (275 ) • 38 KURKAL 973.17 4882 P(2), M(2) RP W, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (922) Phone 39 BELLE 1361.64 4933 P(4), RP T, II, HP PO, TUE BS (974) M(4), H(2} Phone lB4 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Blod; : UDUPI; Coue No.: 0080 Approach ' Neare~1 Town. Class of Town Power Land lIS~ (arl!a under din~rl!nt typt:s of land U:-'l! in h\!~tar\!~ nmlllh:d It) two d\!~ilnal pla~\!s) L.C. 10 village and dislan~e (in Kill.) Supply No. Foresl lrrig-att!d Un-irrigat\!d Culturahk Area nol (hy soun,;\! of irriputi()n) wa~h! availahle (indu (11) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR MALLAR- y- 3 EA Total 109.81 91.17 98.96 270.06 32 II 29.14 lie 69.33 0 11.34 PR MALLAR- y- 12 EA 39.98 Total 208.12 565.58 330.95 613.17 33 II 18.22 Tw 13.45 lie 176.45 PR MALLAR- v- 9 EA Tota! 61.22 378.76 60.02 258.89 34 II 4.37 lie 46.70 R 10.15 PR MALLAR- v- 4 EA 59.98 Total 59.50 179.14 69.98 324.87 35 II 3.40 lie 44.52 R 11.58 PR MALLAR- Y- 4 EA Total 120.26 101.00 106.29 224.69 36 Tk 5.67 II 6.48 lie 11.34 0 96.77 PR UDUPI- "I - 17 EA Total 51.68 44.54 72.02 58.83 37 II 4.55 lie 47.13 PR UOUP(- I 11- 10 EA Total 165.15 284.37 183.88 339.77 38 Tk 2.09 II 18.13 lie 139.79 R 5.14 PR UOUPI - 111- 14 EA Total 119.55 82:65 496.47 662.97 39 II 8.17 lie 56.71 R 38.91 0 15.76 185 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : UDUPI; Code No. :0080 L.C. Nam.: of Villag.: Total ar.:a of Total Amwities availahle (if not availahle within the village. a dash (-) is shown in th" No. thc village Popu column and next to it in hrad:ets. the distance in hroad rang.:s viz. -5 kills. 5-10 kill'. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kills ofth" near",t place where th.: lilCility is availahle is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.l,f tional Water and Days of I Bus Stop. Housl.! Tde- mark.:t! Railway Station. hold, graph hat ifany Waterway] (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 40 KATTINGERE 834.57 2312 P(2), M(2) RP W, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (447) Phone 41 SHIRVA 3216.13 12805 P( 11), PHC, FPC, T, W, HP PTO, THU BS (2446) M( 10), RP Phone H(3), PUC(2) 42 PILAR 1019.67 3312 P(4) , RP W, HP PTO, - ( 1()+) BS (736) M(4) , H Phone 43 SANTHOOR 1028.06 2985 P(2), PHC, FPC, W, HP PTO, SAT BS (593) M(2), H RP Phone 44 NANDICOOR (104) 715.36 2892 PO), M(2) RP W, HP PO. -(0-5) BS (565) Phone 45 PAll MAR 639.40 3800 P(2), RP' W, HP PTO, FRI BS (689) M(2), H, Phone PUC 46 HEJAMADY 727.64 7925 P(3) , RP T, W, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS ( 1387) MO), H, Phone PUC 186 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : UDUP!; Code No.: 0080 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land use (arca under difl;:rent types ofland usc in hectare, rounded to two dc,imai places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No . Forl.!sl . Jrrigat~d Un-irrigal~d Cuhurablc An.~a not (by source of irrigation) wast\! availahlc (induding for cultivation gaul.:har and grov\!s) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (1) " PR UDUPI- 111- 15 EA Total 97.06 166.36 76.22 494.93 40 w 4.09 l.Ie 44.63 R B.20 0 40.14 PR MALLAR- V- 6 EA 97.49 Total 211.42 777.91 596.94 1532.37 41 TI< 0.48 1.1 109.68 l.Ie 101.26 PR UDUPI- 111- 25 EA 496.07 Total 76.93 329.60 21.76 95.31 42 W 20.27 We 32.78 R 3.65 0 20.23 PR MULKI- IV- 11 EA 402.31 Total 61.43 294.81 90.35 179.16 43 TI< 8.41 W 18.42 We 27.52 a 7.0B PR MULKI- IV- 8 EA 45.71 Total 139.88 125.86 79.61 324.30 44 TI<. 46.18 W 32.58 Twe 10.19 l.Ie 41.43 R 3.02 0 6.48 PR MULKI- IV- 11 EA Total 85.27 54.32 97.78 402.03 45 Tk 23.16 1.1 12.53 Tw 6.59 We 22.56 R 15.98 0 4.45 PR MUlKI- IV- 2 EA Total 128.85 256.30 109.96 232.53 46 I.J 46.22 We 82.63 187 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : UDUPI; Code No. :0080 L.C Name of Village Total arca of Total Amentlle~ avatlahlc (If not aV311ahie wlthm the village. a da~h (.) " ,hown m the No. the village Popu- column and next to It in hra~l..et~. the di,tance In hroad ranges Vi7 -5 kms. 5-10 km~. (In heclare~) lation and 10+ 1..111~ ofth~ neare~tl!lace where the facilit:t i~ availahle i, given). and Educa- Medical Drinl..ing Po~t Day or Communication No.of tlonal Wat"r and Days of [Bus Stop. How.. .:- TeI.:- market! Railway Station. hold, graph hat if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 47 NADSAL 823.88 10527 P(6), PHC, FPC, T, HP PTa, TUE -(0-5) (1854 ) M(5) , H, RP Phone PUC 48 PADEBETTU 360.25 2119 P, M -(0-5) 1.1, HP po, -(0-5) BS (418) Phone 49 TENKA 595.07 4298 P(4) , -(0-5) W, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (735) M(3) , H, Phone PUC 50 BAD A 881.74 6817 P(4) , RP 1.1, HP PTa, -(0-5) BS ( 1187) M(3) , Phone H(2), PUC 51 MULOOR 305.02 2661 P(2) , -(0-5) W, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (484) M(2) , H Phone 52 KOTATHATTU 455.15 5061 P(2), PHC, FPC, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (732) M(2), H, RP Phone PUC 53 GLLlYAR 522.02 3882 P(2), M(2) RP T, Hoi, HP PTa, MaN BS (645) Phone 54 BANNADY 196.93 1329 P, M -(0-5) W, HP po, -(0-5) BS (214) Phone 55 VADDARSE 338.40 1653 P -(5-10) 1.1, TW, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (290) Phone 188 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Blm:k : UDUPI; Code No.: 0080 Approach Neare~t Town. Class llfTllwn PO\\icr Land u'c (arca undcr diffcr~nttypc, "fland u,c in hcctare, rounded to two decimal place,) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forl.!~l Irrigated Un-irrigah!d Culturable Area not (hy ~Ollr~~ of irrigation) waste available (induding for cultivation gaucharand grove~) (11) (12) ( 13) ( 14) (15) (16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR HULKI - IV- 4 EA 79.97 Total 111.85 527.10 60.78 44.18 47 II 21.31 lie 86.50 0 4.04 PR HULKI - IV- 5 EA Total 76.77 155.76 63.46 64.26 48 II 20.36 lie 56.41 PR HULKI- IV- 12 EA Total 128.06 91.05 64.98 310.98 49 Tk 2.47 II 37.89 lie 77.42 0 10.28 PR MALLAR- V- 8 EA Total 157.74 179.72 81.97 462.31 50 Tk 56.56 II 80.94 lie 20.24 PR MALLAR- V- 5 EA Total 74.01 20.56 54.51 155.94 51 Tk 6.50 W 1.94 lie 65.57 PR SALI GRAM- IV- 2 EA Total 56.98 174.89 41.29 181.99 52 Tk 12.46 II 12.14 lie 32.38 PR SALI GRAH- IV- 4 EA Total 75.72 250.09 9.79 186.42 53 Tk 27.16 W 16.18 lie 32.38 PR SALIGRAM- IV- 3 EA Total 26.66 100.22 8.00 62.05 54 Tk 8.25 II 7.90 lie 10.51 PR SALIGRAH- IV- 8 EA Total 97.46 17.74 45.82 177.38 55 Tk 8.10 II 24.29 We 16.17 R 48.90 189 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : UDUPI; Code No. :0080 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) i, shown in the No. the village Popu column and next to it in brackets. the di,tana in broad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hedares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the tacility is available is giVen). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Day, ,)f [8u, Stop. Hou~t! Tek- mark~tl Railway Station. hold, graph hat it' any Waterway] ( 1 ) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 56 KAVADY 571.75 2139 P, M -(5-10) II, HP PO -(0-5) BS (347) 57 ACHALADY 300.40 1062 P(2), M RP II, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS ( 178) Phone 58 YEDTHADI 1206.66 3391 P(2), -(0-5) T, II, Til, PO, -(0-5) BS (529) M(2), HP Phone 59 SHlRIYARA 1378.95 4104 P(3), M(2) PHC, FPC, II, HP PO, TUE BS (675) RP Phone 60 HEGGUNJE 1301.21 3236 P(3), RP II, HP PTO, - (5 -1 0) BS (568) M(2) , Phone 61 BILLADY 1139.05 2490 P, M RP II, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (430) Phone 62 KAKKUNJE 726.33 1531 P, M -(0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (245) 63 VANDAR 722.24 1348 P(4), M(4) - (0-5) II, HP PO -(0-5) BS (246) 64 AVARSE 749.96 1539 P(2), PHC, FPC, II, HP PO, SAT BS (273) M( 2), H RP Phone 190 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Nam~ of C.D.Block : UDUPI; Code No.: 0080 Approach Nearesl Town. Class of Town Power Land l"~ lar~" under difkrenl type, of land u,e in hectare> rounded 10 Iwo decimal place~) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. For\!~t Irrigakd Un-irrigated Culturahle Ar(!3 not (hy ~OllI\"i.! of irngation) wa~tr: availahk (including for (;uluvation gau(;har and grovt.!s) ( 11) (12) ( 13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) ( 1 ) PR SALIGRAM- IV' 11 EA Tota! 109.16 129.72 28.90 303.97 56 1\<. 36.71 IJ 29.14 lJe 39.26 0 4.05 PR SALI GRAM- IV- 12 EA Total 58.75 15.05 33.97 192.63 57 Tk 4.05 IJ 16.18 lJe 14.17 R 24.35 PR UDUPI - 111- 22 EA 39.98 Total 99.96 435.43 270.30 360.99 58 Tk 37.22 IJ 15.14 lJe 47.60 PR UDUPI- 111- 28 EA 76.31 Total 122.15 560.64 339.30 280.55 59 IJ 61.11 lJe 20.64 0 40.40 PR UDUPI· 111- 30 EA 73.62 Total 125.50 314.95 203.10 584.04 60 IJ 32.38 lJe 64.80 0 28.32 PR UDUPI- II 1- 25 EA 59.98 Total 51.03 483.49 126.32 418.23 61 IJ 20.24 lJe 5.41 0 25.38 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 18 EA 49.98 Total 106.46 114.25 222.54 233.10 62 IJ 25.50 0 80.96 PR KUNDAPURA- 111- 18 EA 62.00 Total 90.63 137.21 55.93 376.47 63 IJ 41.69 lJe 8.47 0 40.47 PR UDUPI- 111- 37 EA 49.17 Total 152.54 163.92 183.15 201.18 64 IJ 43.27 lJe 28.33 0 80.94 191 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : UDUPI; Code No. :0080 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities availahl.: (ifnnt availahle within the village. a da,h (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu- ~olumn and next to it in hracket,. the di,"tance in hroad ranges viI:. -5 kms. 5-10 km". (In h,,~tares) latinn and 10+ kms "fthe nearest place where the facility i, availahle is given). and Edllca- Medical Drinl..ing Pn,t Day or ClHnmllnicatinn No.of tional Wata and Day' of [Bus Stop. Hou~l! Tele- market! Railway Station. hold, graph hat if any Wat (1) (2) (3) (4) (5 ) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 65 HI LIYANA 1403.79 2822 P(3) , -(0-5) 1./, HP PO -(0-5) as (438) M(3), H 66 SHIROOR (33) 1051.94 1875 P(2), M, H RP 1./, HP PO, THU as (339) Phone 67 KADUR 1066.37 2502 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) 1./, HP PO -(0-5) as (412) 68 NADUR 675.02 1651 P, M -(5-10) 1./, HP PO -(5-10) as (281) 69 HERADY 549.60 1629 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) 10/, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) as (275) 70 HANEHALLl 723.06 4072 P(3), RP T, II, HP PTO, -(5-10) as (701 ) M(2), H Phone 71 HOSALA 473.77 ·3175 P(2), M(2) RP T, II, HP PTO, -(5-10) as (581) Phone 72 KACHUR 195.23 2116 P(2) , PHC, FPC, T, II, HP PTO, FRI BS (376) M(2) , H, RP Phone PUC 73 MOODAHADU 30~.01 1842 P(2), M(2) - (0-5) II, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) as (311) 192 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : UDUPI; Coue No.: 0080 Approach Near~st Town. Class of Town Powl!r Land us.: (ar.:a und~r diff.:r.:nt typ.:s of land us.: in h.:ctar.:, round.:d to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigat.:d Un-irrigat.:d Culturable Area not (by source of irrigation) wast..; available (including for cultivation gauchar and groves) (11) ( 12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (1) PR UDUPI- I I 1- 32 EA 41.15 Total 65.38 185.63 319.77 791.86 65 1.1 16.19 l.Ie 7.29 0 41.90 PR UDUPI - IV- 28 EA 69.97 Total 106.66 366.21 152.21 356.89 66 1.1 16.19 l.Ie 66.19 0 24.28 PR UDUPI- 111- 28 EA 85.97 Total 103.46 149.45 253.42 474.07 67 1.1 20.24 l.Ie 62.98 0 20.24 PR UDUPI - I I I - 22 EA 39.98 Total 51.78 281.15 53.53 248.58 68 1.1 28.33 l.Ie 8.91 0 14.54 PR SALIGRAM- IV- 18 EA 25.81 Total 61.82 259.70 30.17 172.10 69 Tk 24.29 w 18.30 l.Ie 19.23 PR UDUPI- I I 1- 19 EA Total 112.96 242.74 53.79 313.57 70 w 16.19 l.Ie 72.49 0 24.28 PR SALIGRAM- IV- 14 EA Total 124.32 142.20 45.98 161.27 71 1.1 32.38 We 75.76 0 16.18 PR UDUPI - I I I - 18 EA Total 51.53 16.25 28.49 98.96 72 1.1 8.91 We 31.30 0 11.32 PR SALI'GRAM- IV- 5 EA Total 60.79 36.37 26.14 176.71 73 Tk 10.47 1.1 17.90 We 32.42 193 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : UDUPI; Cod;;: No. :0080 L.C. Nam" or Villa!!" Total area of Total Amenities availahle (if not availabl\! within the village. a da;h (-) i, shown in the Nv. the village P"PlI ""lllmn and ne,t 10 il in hradels, Ih.: di,tancI! in broad ranges viz. -5 km" 5-10 km" (In hectare,) lation and 10+ kms oflhe nearest place whcre the facilily i; availahlc i, given). anu Educa- M"dical Drinking Pu~t Day or COllllllunication No of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop, How,,\! T de- market/ Railway Station. hold, graph hat if any Wat~rwayl (7) ( 10) (1) (3) (4) (5) (6) (8) (9) 74 PANDESWAR 326.90 2704 P(2), 101(2) RP 1,1, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (482) Phone BS 75 AL TOOV 365.19 3351 P(2) , PHC, FPC, T, 1.1, HP PO, WED (618) 101(2), H RP Phone BS 76 BALAKUDRU 359.31 2898 P(2), RP T, 1.1, HP PTO, -(0-5) (525) 101(2), H Phone 77 KODI 442_07 4303 P(2), M(2) RP T, 1.1, HP PO -(0-5) BS (645) BS 78 MANOOR 546.96 5481 P(2) , RP HP PTO, -(0-5) (758) 101(2) , H Phone 79 CHANTHAR 564.18 4333 P(3) , PHC, FPC, T, \.I, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (704) 101(3) , RP Phone H( 2), PUC(2) 80 HEROOR (52) 682.31 3042 P(2), 101 -(0-5) \.I, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (591) Phone 81 AROOR 1007.67 3285 P(4) , RP 1.1, HP PTO, -(0-5) as (587) 101(3), H Phone 82 NEELAVAR 1248.62 3726 P(3), M(3) RP T, \.I, HP PTO, THU BS (639) Phone 194 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: UDUPI; Code No.: 0080 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land use (area under dift~rent type; of land u!o (11) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR SALIGRAM- IY- 2 EA Total 36.08 155.76 17.20 117.86 74 Tk 1.82 W 15.58 lie 18.68 PR SALIGRAM- IY- 2 EA Total 71.09 102.09 64.27 127.74 75 II 16.86 lie 54.23 PR SALIGRAM- IY- 8 EA Total 50.40 41. 19 8.53 259.19 76 w 13.98 lie 36.42 PR SALIGRAM- IY- 4 EA Total 34.50 92.86 6.16 308.55 77 w 16.18 lie 18.32 PR SALIGRAM- IY- 3 EA Total 48.50 107.20 85.08 306.18 78 II 18.62 lie 21.04 0 8.84 PR UDUPI- 111- 16 EA Total 97.59 136.21 19.95 310.43 79 II 16.43 lie 32.46 0 48.70 PR UDUPI - 111-'13 EA Total 43.71 93.74 244.33 300.53 80 lie 15.42 R 18.21 0 10.08 PR UOUPI- 111- 20 EA Total 117.15 287.70 102.36 500.46 81 Tic 3.02 II 41.27 lie 56.66 R 8.10 0 8.10 PR SALIGRAM- IY- 15 EA 12.84 Total 165.78 499.08 166.32 404.60 82 Tic 2.63 W 80.94 lie 68.86 R 6.07 0 7.28 195 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : UDUPl; Code No. :0080 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not availahle within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village POptl- eolumn and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 km,. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ km' of the nearest place where the faeihty is .vailahl" i, given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional "Water and Days of [Bu, Stop. House T de- market/ Railway Sial ion. hold, graph hat if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 83 CHERKADY 2107.51 5888 P(5) , PHC, FPC, T, HP PTO, SAT as (984) M( 5), H RP Phof'e 84 PEJAMANGOOR 825.42 3740 P(6) , PHC, FPC, 101, HP PTO, MON as (625) M(6), H, RP Phone PUC 85 HALUVALLI 880.43 1845 P(2), 101(2) RP 101, HP '(0-5) '(0-5) as (301) 86 HOSOOR 1571.51 2266 P(3), RP 101, HP PO, -(0-5) as (411) M(2), H Phone 87 KENJOOR 1093.79 2742 P(3)' M RP 101, HP PO, IoIED as (438) Phone 88 KUDI (34) 1432.43 3362 P(4), M(3) -(0-5) 101, HP Phone -(0-5) as (536) 89 NANCHAR 1127.88 2160 P(2), M(2) RP 101, HP PO, -(0-5) as (350) Phone 90 NALKUR 1996.05 3779 P(4), RP 101, HP PTO, TUE as (588) M(2), H Phone 196 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : UDUPI; Code No.: 0080 Approach Nearest Town. Class of Town Power Land u~e (area under different types of land use in hectare, rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturahle Area not (hy source of irrigation) wa~t..; availahle (including lor cultivation gauchar and grovl:s) (11) (12) ( 13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18r (1) PR SALIGRAM- IV- 12 EA Total 266.90 629.50 339.33 871.78 83 W 142.46 We 84.99 R 27.92 0 11.53 PR UDUPI- Ill- 23 EA 154.38 Total 124.70 129.76 104.38 312.20 84 W 64.91 We 29.18 R 17.08 0 13.53 PR UDUP[ - [11- 25 EA 196.62 Total 74.98 108.10 230.76 269.97 85 W 30.56 We 38.24 0 6.18 PR UDUPI- 1 I 1- 26 EA 151.44 Total 75.88 550.53 317.90 475.76 86 '.I 27.60 We 32.38 R 11.02 0 4.88 PR UDUPI - Ill- 38 EA 199.72 Total 85.22 180.80 211. 92 416.13 87 Tk 8.34 '.I 45.61 We 16.27 0 15.00 PR UDUPI- II 1- 38 EA 244.77 Total 55.18 237.70 481.81 412.97 88 '.I 11.76 We 33.30 0 10.12 PR SALIGRAM- IV- 18 EA 149.94 Total 96.36 160.99 253.90 466.69 89 '.I 18.21 We 4.45 R 73.70 PR SALI GRAM- IV- 22 EA 288.49 Total 104.36 654.51 227.95 720.74 90 W 22.66 We 6.48 0 75.22 197 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : UDUPI; Code No. :0080 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities availahle (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu column and next to it in hrackets. the distance in hroad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms ofth.: nearest place where the facility is availahle i, given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communication No.of tional Water and Days of [Bus Stop. Hous~ Tek- market/ Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Waterway] (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 91 KALTHOOR (38) 1077.98 1627 P(2), M RP 1.1, HP PTO, SAT BS (270) Phone 92 PEROOOR 4514.38 9471 P(6), 0, RP T, 1.1, HP PTO, FRI BS (1560) M(3), H Phone 93 BAIRAMPALLY 1347.84 3092 P(2) -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (416) Phone 94 SHIROOR (41) 1427.17 2016 P(2), M, H RP 1.1, HP PO -(5-10) BS (294) 95 BELLARPADY 445.62 681 P, M RP 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (120) 96 KUKKEHALLI 1405.56 2751 P(2), M PHC, FPC 1.1, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (433) Phone 97 BELLAMPALLI 708.70 2006 P(2), -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO, - (10+) BS (321) M( 2), H Phone 98 HAVANJE 1038.62 3435 P(2), M(2) RP 1.1, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (577) Phone 198 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : UDUPI; Code No.: 0080 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Power Land use (area under different types of land Ul.<: in hectare. rounded to two decimal places) L.C to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Fore.t Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturable Area not (by .ource of irrigation) waMe available (including tl)r cultivation gauchar and grov\!~) (11) (12) (13) ( 14) ( 15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR UOUPI- 111- 32 EA 145.62 Total 49.30 261.84 278.57 342.65 91 \01 25.09 \ole 15.54 0 8.67 PR UOUPI' III - 22 EA 1098.76 Total 140.03 523.46 1175.50 1576.63 92 Tk 4.05 \01 88.02 \ole 47.96 PR UDUPI- 111- 23 EA 4.50 Total 298.48 326.30 315.36 403.20 93 \01 165.93 \ole 120.41 R 3.24 0 8.90 PR UDUPI- 111- 27 EA 566.98 Total 62.13 300.50 435.25 62.31 94 \01 12.95 \ole 20.85 R 12.15 0 16.18 PR UDUPI- 11"1- 32 EA 206.04 Total 66.78 60.70 80.00 32.10 95 \01 16.19 \ole 18.21 0 32.38 PR UDUPI- III- 20 EA Total 84.07 427.74 85.79 807.96 96 \01 4.25 \ole 28.42 R 42.38 0 9.02 PR UDUPI- III- 15 EA 40.47 Total 49.48 268.82 49.14 300.79 97 \01 6.23 \ole 8.30 R 21.84 0 13.11 PR UOUPI- I I I - 14 EA 159.21 Total 125.20 164.94 58.32 530.95 98 Tk 16.43 101 34.40 'We 12.79 0 61.58 199 VILLAGE AMENITIE5 Name of C.D.Block : UDUPI; Code No. :0080 L.C. Name of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a da,h (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu ~olumn and next to it in brackets. the di&tance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms, 5-10 kms (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the ncare,t place where the fadlity i. availabl" is given). and &luea- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communicatiol No.of tiona I Wat"r and Day, of [Bu, Stop, Hou~~ Tde- market/ Railway Statio holds graph hat If any WaterwayJ (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 99 UPPOOR 1217.59 6761 P(5), PHC, FPC, T, 1./, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (1231) "'(5), H RP Phone 100 TONSE EAST 762.66 7487 P(4) , -(0-5) T, 1./, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (1498) "'(4) , Phone H(2) , PUC, C 101 BAIKADY 358.37 2166 P, M RP W, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (423) Phone 102 HARADY 593.11 3806 P(2), M(2) RP 1./, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (664) Phone 103 VARAMBAlLl 508.15 5785 P(3) , RP T, 1./, HP PTO, MaN as (1069) M(3) , H, Phone PUC, C 104 KUMRAGOD 227.89 1604 P, M -(0-5) 1./, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (293) Phone 105 HANDADY 325.55 3203 P(2), M(2) RP T, II, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) ss· (562) 200 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : UDUPI; Code No.: 0080 Approach Nearest Town, Class of Town Pow"r Land US" (area under different typ"s of land us.: in hectares rounded to two decimal places) L.C. to village and distance (in Km.) Supply No. Forc.t Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturabl" Area not (by .ource of irrigatllln) waMe available (including ttl< cultivation gauchar and grov\!~) (11) (,12 ) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR UDUPI- 111- 7 EA lota-l 72.61 489.36 200.50 455.12 99 W 8.91 We 12.95 0 50.75 PR TONSE WEST- V- 1 EA Total 181.00 161.94 125.18 294.54 100 Tk 8.38 W 23.80 We 65.86 0 82.96 PR TONSE WEST- V- 7 EA Total 43.37 158.84 30.34 125.82 101 W 14.72 We 16.27 0 12.38 PR TONSE WEST- V- 7 EA Total 46.28 266.50 118.33 162.00 102 W 8.17 We 13.71 0 24.40 PR SALlGRAM- IV- 12 Ell. Total 42.28 205.62 23.34 236.91 103 W 9.91 We 24.28 0 8.09 PR SALIGRAM- IV- 13 EA Total 66.68 20.08 25.57 115.56 104 Tk 5.87 W 5.17 We 51.80 0 3.84 PR SALIGRAM- IV- 2 EA . Total 33.20 121.59 22.97 147.79 105 W 8.60 We 24.36 0 0.24 - 201 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : UDUPI; Code No. :0080 L.C. Nam" of Village Total area of Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the No. the village Popu column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad fanges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms, (In hectares) lation and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). and Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day Of Communication No.of tiona I Water and Days of [Bus Stop, House T de- marketl Railway Station. hold. graph hat if any Waterway] (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 106 MATPADY 326.84 1811 P(2), - (0-5) \01, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (283) M( 2), H Phone Total' (Sl.III) 82623.99 350136 P(257) , PHC(18), (61427) M(225), 0, H(SS) , FPC(18), PUC(19), RP(70) C(2) 202 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : UDUPI; Code No.: 0080 Approach Nearest Town. Cia;, of Town Powa Land u,~ (area undcr diffcrcnt typC" of land u;c III hcctarc, roundcd In two dc,imal pla,~s) L.C. to village and distanc~ (in Km.) Supply No. Irrigatcd Un-irrigatcd Culturable Area not (hy ~\)ur"c nf irrigation) waste available (including for cultivation gauchar and groves) (11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (1) - PR SAllGRAM- IV- 12 EA Total 87.14 28.72 17.00 193.98 106 \.I 24.65 \.Ie 20.30 0 42.19 6321.92 Total 9897.61 21008.97 13211. 09 32184.40 Tk 501.03 \.I 2626.58 Tw 30.15 Twe 10.19 We 4125.07 R 620.06 0 1984.53 203 APPENDICES APPENDIX-I - C.O,BLOCK/TALUKWISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL, Sl. Name of Taluk!C.D.Block Educational No. Primary School Middle School Matriculation! Secondary School Vi L lages Institu- vi llages Institu- Villages Institu- tions tions tions 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 BANTVAL 80 174 78 141 22 24 2 BELTANGADI 81 186 76 120 22 24 3 KARKAL 76 235 73 150 23 25 4 KUNDAPURA 95 248 85 138 28 28 5 MANGALORE 77 156 76 119 26 29 6 PUTTUR 66 148 63 100 20 21 7 SULYA 41 146 41 88 19 19 8 UDUPI 99 257 97 225 45 55 TOTAL 615 1550 589 1081 204 . 225 Sl. Name of Taluk/C.D.Block Medical No. Dispensary Hospital Maternity & Child Primary Health Welfare Centre/ Centre/Primary Maternity Home/ Health Unit Chi ld Wel tare Centre Villages lnstitu- Vi llages Institu- Villages Institu- Villages lnstitu- t ions tions tions tions 2 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 BANTVAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 15 2 BELTANGADI 0 0 10 10 3 KARKAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 15 4 KUNDAPURA 4 4 0 0 0 0 16 16 5 MANGALORE 2 2 0 0 0 0 6 6 6 PUTTUR 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 9 7 SULYA 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 6 8 UDUPI 0 0 0 0 18 18 TOTAL 8 8 0 0 95 95 206 VILLAGE DIRECTORY MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES Educational (concld.) Sl. No. Higher Secondary/ College (Graduate Adul t Li teraey Others Villages with PUC/Intermediate/ and above) Class/Centres no educational Junior College facilities Vi llages Institu- Villages Institu- Vi llages Institu- Vi llages Institu- tions tions tions tions 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 3 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 3 4 0 0 2 2 0 7 17 19 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 8 48 51 5 5 0 0 3 3 0 Medical (concld.) Sl. ~o. Farni ly Planning Health Centre Community Health Others Villages Centre Workers wi th no medical faci l ities Villages Institu- Vi llages Institu- Vi llages Number Vi llages Institu- tions tions tions 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 13 13 0 0 0 0 29 29 39 10 10 0 0 0 0 8 8 68 2 11 11 0 0 0 0 45 45 26 3 13 13 0 0 51 51 42 4 6 6 0 0 0 0 51 52 24 5 9 9 0 0 0 0 11 11 51 6 5 5 0 0 0 0 32 73 8 7 18 18 0 0 0 0 67 70 30 8 85 85 0 0 294 339 288 207 APPENDIX-I - C.D.BLOCK/TALUKWISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL. Sl. Name of Talukl Drinking Water No. C.D.Block Tap Well Tank Tube Well River Fountain Canal Others More than Vi 1 Lages wi th one source no drinking water facility of any type 2 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 BANTVAL 5 80 0 23 5 0 0 80 80 0 2 BELTANGADI 20 81 0 0 6 0 0 77 78 0 3 ICARKAL 12 76 0 9 2 0 0 76 76 0 4 KUNDAPURA 28 95 27 2 2 0 0 91 91 0 5 MANGALORE 41 68 2 0 0 0 72 71 0 6 PunUR 2 14 0 24 0 0 0 66 36 0 7 SULYA 41 0 0 0 0 41 41 0 8 UDUPI 34 89 0 7 0 0 0 99 96 0 TOTAL 143 544 29 67 15 0 0 602 569 0 APPENDIX-]1 - LAND UTILISATION DATA IN RESPECT OF Sl. Name of Town and Taluk Land Use (i.e., area under different types of land use No. (within brackets) Total Area (Hectares 0.00) Forest Irrigated by source 2 3 4 5 Gangolli (Kundapura) 407.04 \J - 39.47 \.IE - 33.53 0 - 15.01 T '" 88.01 2 Kemminji (Puttur) 728.50 \J - 88.12 WE - 34.84 T - 122.96 3 Mallar (Udupi) 483.48 WE - 9.31 W - 3.84 TIC - 1.21 0 - 78.20 T - 92.86 4 Tonse West (Udupi) 652.07 0.40 1.1 - 70.82 T - 70.82 5 Pudu (Bantval) 684.10 1.1 - 6.30 I.IE - 12.80 R - 37.30 T - 56.40 208 VILLAGE DIRECTORY MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES Post & Telegraph Conmunication Power Supply Sl. No. P.O. P.T.O. P.O. & P.T.O.& Phone Bus Stop Railway Navigable Available Not avai· Phone Phone Station Water way lable 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 9 0 26 36 3 77 0 80 0 10 0 26 31 2 81 0 0 81 0 2 4 0 26 39 0 76 0 0 76 0 3 2 0 Ss 29 7' 0 94 4 6 0 29 29 3 75 0 0 77 0 5 8 0 24 24 62 3 0 66 0 6 5 0 19 16 0 37 0 41 0 7 , 9 0 39 42 98 0 0 99 0 8 53 0 244 246 11 577 5 614 VILLAGE DIRECTORY . NON-MUNICIPAL TOWNS (CENSUS TOWNS) in hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Name of Town and Taluk st. (within brackets) No. Un-irrigated Culturable waste (including gauchar Area not available and groves) for cultivation 6 7 8 2 70.99 2.04 246.00 Gangolli (Kundapura) 51.48 161.98 392.08 Kemmln)i (Puttur) 2 178.18 53.53 159.21 Hallar (Udupi) 3 235.94 1~1 .18 243.73 Tonse West (Udupi) 4 166.70 245.00 216.00 Pudu (Bantval) 5 209 APPENDIX-HI - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITIES EXCEPT DRINKING WATER ARE AVAILABLE Name of Taluk/C.D.Block SI.No. Name of Vi llage L .C. No. 2 3 4 NIL 210 APPENDIX-IV(A) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of village Scheduled No. No. No. Castes Population (Percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 C.D.BLOCK BANTVAL 0-5 1 AMTADY 2 PANJIKAL 3 KURIYALA 4 ARLA 5 KalLA 6 RAYEE 7 KARPE 9 KUKKIPADY 10 ELIYANADUGODU 11 CHENNAITHODY 16 KADABETTU 20 MUDANADUGODU 31 VITTAL 32 VITTALMUDNUR 34 KEPU 35 ALIKE 36 PERUVAI 37 MANILA 44 VEERAKAMBA 48 PERAJE 49 KEDI LA 52 IDKIDU, 53 KULA 54 GOLTHAMAJAL 56 MANCHI 57 SAJIPAMUDA 58 IRA 60 KAIRANGALA 61 NAR I NGANA 62 PHAJEER 63 KURNAD 66 SAJIPANADU 67 THUMBE 70 AMMUNJE 71 KARIANGALA 72 BADAGA BELLUR 73 TENKABELLUR 74 KALLIGE 75 MUNNUR 76 NARIKOMBU 77 SHAMBUR 79 BARIMAR 6 - 10 8 SANGABETTU 14 BUDOL I 15 MUDAPADUKODI 17 KUDAMBETTU 19 PILATHABETTU 21 KAVALPADUR 22 KAVALMUDUR 23 BADAGAKAJEKAR 24 TENKAKAJEKAR 25 ULI 26 MANINALKUR 28 SARAPADY 30 NAVUR 33 PUNACHA 38 KANYANA 39 KAROPADY 40 SALETHUR 41 KOLNAD 42 VITTALPADNUR 43 BOLANTHUR 46 MANI 51 BI L1YUR 59 BALEPUNI 64 CHELUR 65 SAJIPAPADU 68 KODMANNU 69 MERMAJAL 78 BALTHILA 80 KADESHWALLYA 11 - 15 12 AJJIBETTU 13 PILI MOGRU 27 DEVASHYAMUDUR 29 DEVASHYAPADUR 45 ANANTHADI 47 NETLAMUDNUR 50 PERNE 55 AMTOOR 16 - 20 18 IRVATHUR 21 - 30 NIL 31 + NIL C.D.BLOCK BELTANGADI o - 5 7 KUVETTU 9 MUNDUR 12 NANDA 13 NAVOOR 14 KANYADY 16 MAlAVANTHIGE 17 MITHABAGILU 20 CHARMADY 21 NERIYA 29 ILANTHILA 30 URUVAL 32 BARYA 33 THEKKAR 34 PUTHILA 35 THANNIRPANTHA 37 PARENKY 40 NYAYATARF 45 CHIBIDRE 70 KUTHLUR Note Excludes villages with no Scheduled Castes Population. 211 DK-33 APPENDIX-IV(A) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of vi llage Scheduled No. No. No. Castes PopuLation (Percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 C.D.BLOCK BElTANGADI (Concld.) 6 . 10 1 BELTHANGAOl 2 VOOlLNALA 3 SONANDUR 4 MALADY 5 GARDADY 6 PADANGADY 15 lNDABETTU 18 KADIRUDYAVARA 19 MUNDAJE 22 THOTATHADY 23 KALMANJA 24 UJRE 28 MOGRU 31 KARAYA 36 KUICICALA 38 MACHINA 39 KALIYA 42 BELAL 46 PUDUVETTU 47 KALANJA 50 REKHYA 54 BAJRE 55 GUNDURI 59 KARIMANEL 61 MAROOY 63 MUDUKOOY 68 KUDYADY , 69 SULKERI 74 SULKERIMOGRU 77 THENKAKARANDUR 78 BALANJA 79 NALKUR 81 KUKKEDI 11 . 15 10 SAVANAL 11 LAlLA 25 KOYVUR 26 KOKKAOA 27 BANOAR 41 KANlYOOR 43 PATRAME 44 DHARMASTHALA 48 SHlSHllA 49 SHlBAJE 52 NIDLE 56 ARAMBODY 57 HOSANGADY 60 KASHIPATNA 62 PERADY 64 ANDINJE 65 SAVYA 66 NARAVI 67 KOKRADY 71 NAVARA 73 BADAGAKARANDUR 75 SHIRLAL 16 - 20 8 MELANTHABETTU 51 HATHYADKA 58 BADEKODY 72 PlLLYA 80 NITTADE 21 - 30 53 VENOOR 76 KARAMBAR 31 + NIL C.D.BLOCK KARKAL o - 5 5 NOORALVETTU 15 INNA 20 SOOOA 24 KANAJAR 26 BAILUR 29 MUDUMARNAD 43 IRUVAIL 46 TENKAMIJP-.R 47 SP-.O P-.GAM I JP-.R 55 HERMUNDE 56 SHlRLAL 59 JAR KALA 60 HlRGANA 64 YELLARE 67 MUDRADY 69 KEREBETTU 70 CHARA 71 HEBRl 72 BELANJE 74 NAOPAL 75 KABBINALE 76 ANOAR 6 - 10 1 OURGA 6 IOU 8 lRVATHUR 9 SANOOR 10 KANTHAVARA 11 NITTE 12 BOLA 13 MUNDKUR 14 MULLADKA 16 BELMAN 17 NANDALIKE 19 KALLYA 21 PALLl 22 NINJUR 25 NIRE 27 KUKKUNDUR 30 KELLAPUTHIGE 39 KALLABETTU 42 PUCHAMOGRU 44 HOSABETTU 48 NIDDOOI 49 KALLAMUNDKUR 50 KAOANDALE 52 PUTHlGE 54 MARNE 57 KERVASHE 61 YERLAPADY 66 VARANGA 68 SHlVAPURA 212 APPENDIX~{V(A) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of l.C. Name of vi llage L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of vIllage Scheduled No. No. No. Castes Population (Percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 C.D.BLOCK KARKAL (Concld. ) 11 - 15 2 MIYAR 3 MUDAR 4 NALLUR 18 KEOINJE 23 KOYDOOR' 28 PADUMARNAD 31 DAREGUDDE 32 PANAPILA 33 NELLI KAR 34 MANTRADY 35 VALPADY 36 SHIRTHADY 38 PADUKONAJE 40 KARANJE 41 MAROOR 45 THODAR 51 PALADKA 53 BELVA I 58 MALA 62 KUKKUJE 63 KADTHALA 65 PADUKUDUR 16 . 20 7 RENJAL 37 MUDUKONAJE 21 - 30 NIL 31 + NIL C.D.BLOCK KUNDAPURA 0-5 2 BASRUR 6 ASODU 8 JAPTHI 10 YADYADI-MATHYADI 13 HALADY (28) 14 HALADI (76) 15 RATTADI 16 HENGAVALLI 17 SHEDIMANE 18 AMASEBAILU 19 MADAMMAKKI 20 ALBADI 21 BELVE 22 HALLADY-HARKADI 26 ULTHOOR 27 THEKKATTE 28 VAKIJADI 31 BEEJADI 32 KOTESHWAR 33 HANGLOOR 34 KONI 35 YELJ ITH 39 JADKAL 40 GOLIHOLE 41 KALTHODU 42 HEROOR 44 HADAVU 45 MARAVANTHE 47 NAVUNDE 48 ULLOOR [i1] 49 KIRIMANJESHIJAR 51 HERANJAL 52 KERGAL 53 BIJOOR 55 UDPUNOA 57 SHIROOR 58 WANDSE 59 CHITTOOR 60 IDURKUNHADI 61 HOSOOR 62 BELLAL 64 KAMALASHILE 66 HOSANGADI 67 MACHATTU 69 KULANJE 70 SHANKARANARAYANA 72 AJRI 73 KODLADI 76 KAVRADY 79 KENCHANOOR 85 HEMMADI 94 NOOJADI 95 ALOOR 6 - 10 1 ANAGALLI 3 BALKUR 7 KORGI 11 MOLAHALLI 12 HARDALLY-MANDALLI 24 BELOOR 29 KUMBASHI 30 GOPADI 36 KOLLUR 43 NADA 50 KAMBADAKONE 65 EDMOGE 68 ULLOOR [74] 71 SIDDAPUR 74 AMPAR 77 GULVADI 78 KARKUNJE 80 DeVAlKUNDA 81 KANYANA 83 TALLUR 84 KATTABEL THOOR 88 HOSADU 90 SANA PUR 91 HEKLADI 92 HARKOOR 93 KUNOABARANOADI 11 - 15 4 KANDAVARA 5 KALAVARA 9 HOMBADY-MANDADI 25 KEDOOR 37 MUDOOR 54 NANDANAVANA 63 KERADI 75 HALNAD 82 HATTlANGADI 86 UPPINAKUDRU 87 GUJJADI 89 TRASHI 213 APPENDIX-IV(A) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of village Scheduled 110. No. 110. Castes Population (Percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 C.D.BLOCK KUN[)APURA (Concld. ) ~ 16 - 20 NIL 21 - 30 38 HALL! HOLE 5~ PADUVARI 31 + NIL C.D.BLOCK MAN GALORE 0-5 2 PAVOOR 3 BOLIYAR 4 HAREKALA 5 MUNNUR 6 AMSLAMOGRU 7 KONAJE 8 SELMA 9 MANJANADY 10 KINNYA 12 MULUR 15 KOLAMBE 16 PADUPERAR 17 MUDUPERAR 18 KOMPADAVU 20 BADAGAYEDAPADAVU 21 TENKA'fEDAPADAVU 25 MOGARU 26 BADAGAUlIPAD'f 28 ADDUR 29 MALLUR 30 ARKULA 31 ADYAR 32 NEERMARGA 33 BONDANTHIlA 34 KUDUPU 35 THIRUVAIL 36 UlAIBETTU 39 SURINJE 41 SADAGAYEKKAR 42 TEIIKAYEJ(KAR 43 PERMUDE 44 KUTHETHUR 46 BALA 48 BAJPE 51 MUDUSHEDDE 52 PADUSHEDDE 56 THOKUR-(62) 60 KARNIRE' 61 BALKUNJE 64 ULEPADY 65 EL!NJE 70 NADUGODU 71 KILENJUR-l 72 KEMRAl 75 KOIKUDE 77 HALLANGADY 78 PAVANJE '1 79 SASIHITHLU 80 PADUPAIIAMBOOR 84 ElATHUR 6 - 10 11 TALAPADY 13 KANDAVARA 19 MUCHUR 22 KILENJAR 23 KOLAVOOR 24 MUTHUR 27 TANKAUL 1PAD'! 37 CHElLAIRU 40 DElANTHABETTU 47 KALAVAR 49 KENJAR 59 ATHIKARI BETTU 63 KOLlUR 66 TALIPADY 67 AIKALA 68 MENNA BETTU 73 ATTUR 74 PANJA 81 BElLAIRU 83 SHIMANTHUR 11 - 15 14 ADYAPADY 62 KAVATHAR 69 KONDEMULA 82 KI LPADY 16 - 20 38 MADYA 50 MALAVOOR 76 THOKUR-(10) 21 - 30 NIL 31 + NIL 214 APPENDIX-IV(A) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of L.C. Name of vi llage L.C, Name of vi llage L.C. Name of vi llage Scheduled No. No. No. Castes Population (Percentages) 2 3 4 5 - 6 7 C.D.BLOCK PUTTUR o - 5 24 KONALU 38 PADNUR 6 - 10 1 NARIHOGRU 13 BADAGANNUR 16 PANAJE 17 IRDE 19 BALNAD 21 UPPINANGADY 22 BAJATHUR 23 GOLITHATTU 26 NELLYADI 27 KOI.IKARADI 28 ICHALAMPADY 31 KENAJE 35 BANNUR 36 KABAKA 37 KUDIPADI 40 NEKKI LAD I (34) 46 BILINElE 47 AITHOOR 48 BANTRA 56 BELANDUR 59 SAVANUR 60 KOllA 61 RAMAKUNJA 65 KUNTHUR 11 - 15 4 MUNDUR 6 KEDAMBADY 11 NETTANIGEMUDNUR 12 PADVANNUR 15 BETTAMPADI 18 VOlAMOGRU 20 ARYAPPU 25 AlANTHAYA 29 SHIRADY 32 HIREBANDADY 33 BElUPADI 39 KOOIMBADY 42 KUTRUPADI 43 NOOJIBALTHILA 44 RENJILAOY 50 KOOIMBALA 53 KANIYUR 54 KAIMANA 55 KUDMAR 64 PERABE 66 BALLYA 16 - 20 2 SHANTHIGOOU 5 KURIYA 7 KEYYUR 8 ARIADKA 9 MADNUR 10 KOLTHIGE 14 NIDPAlll 34 CHICKAMUDNUR 41 KADABA 49 NEKKllADY(102) 51 DOLPADI 62 HAlENERANKI 63 ALANKAR 21 - 30 3 SARVE 45 KOMBAR 52 CHARWAKA 57 PAlTHADY 31 + 58 PUNCHAPPADY C.D.BLOCK SUlYA o - 5 39 HARIHARAPALLATHADKA 6 - 10 3 AlETTY 9 AMRAPADNUR 19 MADAPADY 22 ARANTHOOU 23 AIVATHOKLU 24 PAMBETHADY 30 KUTHKUNJA 32 BALPA 33 YENEKAL 40 KOLlAMOGRU 11 - 15 1 SULYA 5 MANOEKOLU 10 KAlANJA 15 MUPPIRYA 17 NELLURKEMRAJE 18 MARKANJA 21 THOOIKANA 25 KALMADKA 28 YEDAMANGALA 34 DEVACHALLA 35 NALKUR 36 SUBRAMANYA 38 BALGOOU 41 KALMAKAR 16 - 20 2 UBARADKAMITHUR 6 KANAKAMAJALU 7 JAlSUR 8 AIVARNAD 11 BEllARE 13 KODIYALA 14 BALILA 20 SAMPAJE 26 YENMUR 27 'fotURULYA 29 KENYA 31 GUTHIGAR 37 ALNAKIDU 215 APPENDIX-IV(A) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO TOTAL POPULA~ION BY RANGES Range of l.C. Name of "illage l.C. Name of village l.C. Name of vi llage Scheduled No. No. No. Castes Population (Percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 C.D.BlOCK SUlYA (Concld.) 21 - 30 4 AJJAVARA 12 PERUVAJE 16 AMARAMUDNUR 31 + NIL C.D.BlOCK UDUPI 0-5 2 BADAGABETTU (NO.80) 4 HIREBETTU 5 ATHRADY 7 BOMMARABETTU 8 KUDI 9 PERNANKllA '1 MANIPURA 12 ALEVooR 14 UDYAVARA 20 TENKANIDIYOOR 26 KOTE 27 YENAGUDDE 31 MAJOOR 34 KUTHYAR 35 KALl HooR (1 08) 36 PADOOR 37 HERooR (92) 38 KURKAl 40 KATTINGERE 41 SHIRVA 43 SANTHooR 44 NANDICooR (104) 45 PAll MAR 46 HEJAMADY 47 NADSAl 50 BAD A 52 KOTATHATTU S3 Glll YAR 55 VADDARSE 56 KAVADY 57 ACHAlADY 59 SHIRIYARA 60 HEGGUNJE 61 BllLADY 62 KAKKlJNJE 63 VANDAR 64 AVARSE 65 HI LIYANA 66 SHIROOR (33) 67 KADUR 69 HERADY 70 HANEHAlLI 71 HOSALA 72 KACHUR 73 MOODAHADU 74 PANDESIIAR 75 AlTODY 77 KODI 79 CHANTHAR 80 HEROOR (52) 81 ARooR 82 NEElAVAR 83 CHERKADY 84 PEJAMANGOOR 85 HAlUVAllI 87 KENJOOR 88 KUDI (34) 89 NANCHAR 90 NAlKUR 91 KALTHOQR (38) 92 PERDooR 93 BAIRAMPALLY 96 KUKKEHALlI 97 BEllAMPALlI 101 BAIKADY 104 KUMRAGOD 106 MATPADY 6 - 10 6 ANJAR 10 MARNE 21 BADANIDYOOR 23 PADU 24 ULIARGOLI 25 MATTU 28 MOODABETTU 30 INNANJE 32 BELPU 33 YELLUR 39 BELLE 42 PILAR 48 PADEBETTU 49 TENKA 51 MULOOR 54 BANNADY 58 YEDTHADI 76 BALAKUDRU 78 MANOOR 86 HOSooR 94 SHIROOR (41) 95 BELLARPADY 98 HAVANJE 99 UPPOOR 100 TONSE EAST 102 HARADY 103 VARAMBALLI 11 - 15 13 KORANGRAPADY 29 PANGALA 105 HANDADY 16 . 20 22 KElARKAlABETTU 21 - 30 • NIL 31 + NIL 216 APPE~D1X-IV(B) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of l.C. Name of village l.C. Name of village l.C. Name of vi llage Scheduled No. No. No. Tribes Population (Percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 C.D.BlOCK BANTVAl 0-5 1 AMTAOY 2 PANJIKAl 3 KURIYALA 4 ARLA 5 KOILA 6 RAYEE 8 SANGABETTU 9 KUKKIPADY 10 Ell YANADUGODU 11 CHENNAITHOOY 12 AJJIBETTU 13 PILIMOGRU 14 BUDOll 15 MUDAPADUKOOI 16 KADABETTU 17 KUDAMBETTU 18 I RVATHUR 19 PllATHABETTU 21 KAVAlPADUR 23 BADAGAKAJEKAR 24 TENKAKAJEKAR 25 ULI 28 SARAPADY 29 DEVASHYAPADUR 30 NAVUR 41 KOLNAD 45 ANANTHADI 46 MANI 47 NETLAMUDNUR 49 KEDILA 53 KULA 54 GOlTHAMAJAL 55 AMTOOR 57 SAJIPAMUDA 58 IRA 59 BAlEPUNI 60 KAIRANGAlA 61 NARINGANA 62 PHAJEER 63 KURNAD 66 SAJIPANADU 67 THUMBE 68 KODMANNU 71 KARIANGALA 72 BADAGA BELLUR 73 TENKABELLUR 74 KALLIGE 75 MUNNUR 76 NARIKOMBU 77 SHAMBUR 6 - 15 7 KARPE 20 MUDANADUGOOU 22 KAVALMUDUR 26 MANINAlKUR 31 VITTAL 32 VITTALMUDNUR 37 MANILA 38 KANYANA 39 KAROPADY 40 SALETHUR 42 VITTALPADNUR 43 BOLANTHUR 44 VEERAKAMBA 48 PERAJE 50 PERNE 51 BILIYUR 52 IDKIDU 56 MANCHI 78 BALTHILA 79 BARIMAR 80 KADESHWALLYA 16 - 25 27 DEVASHYAMUDUR 35 ALIKE 36 PERUVAI 26 - 35 33 PUNACHA 34 KEPU 36 - 50 NIL 51 + NIL C.D.BLOCK BELTANGADI 0-5 1 BELTHANGADI 3 SONANDUR 4 MALADY 6 PADANGADY 7 KUVETTU 8 MElANTHABETTU 9 MUNDUR 11 lAlLA 15 INDABETTU 17 MITHABAGILU 20 CHARMAOY 22 THOTATHADY 25 KOYYUR 26 KOKKADA 27 BANDAR 28 MOGRU 31 KARAYA 32 BARYA 33 THEKKAR 34 PUTHILA 36 KUKKALA 37 PARENKY 39 KALIYA 40 NYAYATARF 45 CHIBIDRE 46 PUDUVETTU 47 KALANJA 49 SHIBAJE 50 REKHYA 51 HATHYADKA 53 VENOOR 54 BAJRE 56 ARAMBODY Note Excludes villages with no Scheduled Tribes Population. -217 APPENDIX-IV(13) - VILLAGE DlRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of L.C. Name of vi ttage L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of village Scheduled No. No. No. Tribes Population (Percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 C.D.BLOCK BELTANGADI (Concld. ) 0-5 57 HOSANGADY 60 KASHIPATNA 61 MARODY (Concld. ) 63 MUDUKOOY 64 ANDINJE 65 SAVYA 66 NARAVI 67 KOKRADY 73 BADAGAKARANDUR 76 KARAMBAR 78 BAlANJA 79 NAlKUR 80 N!TTADE 81 KUKKEDI 6 - 15 2 VODILNALA 12 NAND A 13 NAVOOR 14 KANYADY 16 MAlAVANTHIGE 18 KADIRUDYAVARA 21 NERl'!A 23 KAlMANJA 24 UJRE 29 ILANTHILA 30 URUVAl 35 THANNIRPANTHA 38 MACHINA 41 KANlYOOR 42 BHAL 43 PATRAME 44 DHARMASTHAlA 52 NI [}lE 59 KARIMANEL 69 SUlKERI 71 NAVARA 74 SULKERIMOGRU 75 SHIRLAl 77 THENKAKARANDUR 16 - 25 10 SAVANAL 19 MUNDAJE 48 SHISHILA 58 BADEKOOY 70 KUTHLUR 26 - 35 NIL 36 - 50 NIL 51 + NIL C.D.BlOCK KARKAl 0-5 2 MlYAR 3 MUDAR 4 NALlUR 5 NOORAl VETTU 6 IDU 7 RENJAl 8 IRVATHUR 9 SANOOR 10 KANTHAVARA NITTE 12 BOLA 13 MUNDKUR 15" INNA 16 BELMAN 17 NANDALIKE 18 KEDINJE 20 SOODA 22 NINJUR 23 KOWOOR 24 KANA JAR 25 NIRE 26 BAILUR 27 KUKKUNDUR 28 PADUMARNAD 29 MUDUMARNAD 30 KELlAPUTHIGE 31 DAREGUDDE 32 PANAPILA 33 NELllKAR 34 MANTRADY 35. VAlPADY 36 SHIRTIIADY 37 MUDUKONAJE 38 PADUKONAJE 39 KAllA!l!:TTU 40 KARANJE 42 PUCHAMOGRU 44 HOSAEETTU 4S THOOAR 46 TENKAMIJAR 47 BADAGAMIJAR 48 NIDDOOI 61 YERLAPADY 6 - 15 1 DURGA 14 MULlADKA 19 KALLYA 21 PAlLl 43 IRUVAIL 49 KALlAMUNDKUR 50 KADANDII.LE· 51 PALADKA 52 PUTHIGE 53 BELVAI 54 MARNE 5S HERMUNDE 56 SHIRlAl 57 KERVASHE 58 MALA 218 APPENDIX-IV(B) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of L.C. Name of vi llage L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of vlllage Scheduled No. No. No. Tribes Population (Percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 C.D.BLOCK KARKAL (Concld. ) 6 - 15 60 HIRGANA 62 KUKKUJE 63 KADTHALA (Concld.) 64 YEllARE 66 VARANGA 67 MUDRADY 68 SHIVAPURA 69 KEREBETTU 70 CHARA 71 HEBRI 72 BELANJE 73 KUCHUR 74 NADPAL 16 - 25 75 KABBINAlE 76 ANDAR 26 - 35 NIL 36 - 50 NIL 51 + NIL C.D.BlOCK KUNDAPURA 0-5 2 BASRUR 3 BALKUR 4 KANDAVARA 5 KALAVARA 6 ASODU 9 HOMBADY-MANDADI 10 YADYADl-MATHYADl 11 MOLAHALLl 12 HAROALlY-MANOALLl 13 HALADY (28) 16 HENGAVALLI 17 SHEOIMANE 20 ALBADI 21 BELVE 22 HALLADY-HARKADI 23 HESKATHOOR 24 BE LOOR 25 KEDOOR 26 ULTHOOR 28 VAKIJADI 29 KUMBASHI 30 GOPADI 32 KOTESHIJAR 34 KONI 43 NADA 45 MARAVANTHE 47 NAVUNDE 48 UllOOR [11] 50 KAMBADAKONE 53 BIJOOR 55 UPPUNDA 56 PADUVARI 57 SHIROOR 58 WANDSE 60 IOURKUNHAOI 62 BELLAl 66 HOSANGADI 68 ULLOOR [74] 71 SJDDAPUR 72 AJRl 74 AMPAR 75 HALNAD 76 KAVRADY 77 GULVADI 78 KARKUNJE 79 KENCHANOOR 80 DEVALKUNDA 81 KANY,o\NA 83 TALLUR 84 KA TT ABEL THOOR 85 HEMMADI 87 GUJJAD! 89 TRASH! 90 SANA PUR 91 HEKLADI 92 HARKOOR 93 KUNDABARANDADI 94 NOOJAD! 95 ALOOR 6 - 15 14 HALAOI (76) 15 RATTADI 19 MADAMMAKKI 37 MUDOOR 41 KALTHODU 42 HEROOR 59 CHITTOOR 61 HOSOOR 63 KERADI 67 MACHATTU 70 SHANKARANARAYANA 16 - 25 18 AMASEBAllU 36 KOLlUR 38 HALL! HOLE 39 JADKAl 40 Gall HOLE 69 KUlANJE 73 KODlAD! 26 - 35 35 YElJITH 64 KAMALASHILE 65 EDMOGE 36 - 50 NIL 51 + NIL 219 APPENDIX-IV(B) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDuLED TRIBES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of village Scheduled No. No. No. Tribes Population (Percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 C.D .BLOCK MAN GALORE 0-5 3 BOLlYAR 4 HAREKALA 5 MiJNNUR 6 AMBlAMOGRU 7 KONAJE 8 BELMA 9 MANJANAOY 10 KINNYA 12 MUlUR 13 KANDAVARA 14 ADYAPADY 15 KOlAMBE 16 PADUPERAR 18 KOMPADAVU 20 BADAGAYEDAPADAVU 22 KILENJAR 23 KOLAVOOR 24 MUTHUR 25 MOGARU 26 BADAGAUllPADY 28 ADDUR 29 MALlUR 30 ARKUlA 31 ADYAR 32 NEERMARGA 33 BONDANTHILA 34 KUDLJPU 35 THIRUVAIL 37 CHELLAIRU 39 SUR1NJE 40 DELANTHABETTU 41 BADAGAYEKKAR 43 PERMUDE 44 KUTHETHUR 48 BAJPE 49 KENJAR 50 MALAVOOR 51 MUDUSHEDDE 56 THOKUR-(62) 59 ATHIKARI BETTU 60 KARNIRE 61 BALKUNJE 62 KAVATHAR 64 UlEPADY 65 ELINJE 66 TALIPADY 67 AIKALA 68 MENNA BETTU 69 KONDEMULA 70 NADUGODU 72 KEMRAL 73 ATTUR 74 PANJA 75 KOIKUDE 77 HAlLANGADY 80 PADUPANAMBOOR 82 KILPADV 83 SHIMANTHUR 6 - 15 19 MUCHUR 21 TENKAYEDAPAOAVU 38 MADYA 63 KOlLUR 81 BELLAIRU 84 ElATHUR 16 - 25 NIL 26 - 35 NIL 36 - 50 NIL 51 + NIL C.D.BLOCK IIUTTUR 0-5 7 KEYYUR 21 UPPINANGADY 22 BAJATHUR 23 GOllTHATTU 24 KONALU 26 NEUYADI 27 KOIJKARADI 28 ICHALAMPADY 31 KENAJE 32 HIREBANDADY 33 BELLI PAD I 34 CHICKAMUDNUR 35 BANNUR 37 KUD IPAD I 38 PADNUR 41 KADABA, 42 KUTRUPADI 43 NOOJ IBALTHIlA 45 KOMBAR 46 BILlNElE 47 AITHOOR 48 BANTltA 49 NEKKIlADY(102) 50 KODIMBALA 51 DOLPAOI 52 CHARWAKA 53 KANIYUR 54 KAIMANA 55 KUDMAR 56 BElANDUR 59 SAVANUR 61 RAMAKUNJA 62 HAlENERANKI 63 AlANKAR 64 PER ABE 65 KIJNTHUR 66 BAlLYA 220 APPLNDIX-IV(B) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of L. C. Name of village L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of village Scheduled No. No. No. Tribes Population (Percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 C.D.BLOCK PUTTUR (Coocld.) 6 • 15 1 NARIMOGRU 2 SHANTHIGODU 3 SARVE 5 KURIYA 6 KEDAMBADY 9 MADNUR 10 KOLTHIGE 11 NETTANIGEMUDNUR 12 PADVANNUR 15 BETTAMPADI 18 VOLAMOGRU 20 ARYAPPU 30 SHIRIVAGILU 36 KABAKA 39 KODIMBADY 57 PALTHADY 58 PU1-4CHAPPADY 60 KOILA 16 - 25 4 MUNDUR 8 ARIADKA 13 BADAGANNUR 14 NIDPALLI 16 PANAJE 19 BALNAD 40 NEKKILADI(34) 26 35 11 IRDE 25 ALANTHAYA 36 - 50 NIL 51 + NIL C.D.BLOCK SUlYA o . 5 1 SUlYA 6 KANAKAMAJAlU 8 AIVARNAD 11 BELLARE 13 KODIYALA 20 SAMPAJE 23 AIVATHOKLU 26 YENMUR 27 MURULYA 29 KENYA 32 BALPA 33 YENEKAL 3 .. DE\lACHALlA 37 AlNAK1DU 40 KOllM~()GRU 41 KAlMAKAR 6 - 15 2 UBARADKAMITHUR 4 AJJAVARA 5 MANDEKOLU 7 JALSUR 10 KALANJA 12 PERUVAJE 14 BALIL.A 15 MUPPIRYA 16 AMARAMUDNUR 18 MARKANJA 19 MADAPADY 21 THOOIKANA 22 ARANTHODU 28 YEDAMANGALA 30 KUTHKUNJA 31 GUTHIGAR 35 NALKUR 38 BALGOOU 39 HARIHARAPALLATHADKA 16 25 3 AlETTY 9 AMRAPADNUR 17 NELLURKEMRAJE 24 PAMBETHADY 36 SUBRAMANYA 26 . 35 25 KALMADKA 36 - 50 NIL 51 + NIL 221 APPENDIX-IV(B) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of vi llage Scheduled No. No. No. Tribes Population (Percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 C.D.BLOCK UDUPI 0-5 13 KORANGRAPADY 14 UDYAVARA 20 TENKANIDIYOOR 21 BADANIDYOOR 22 KELARKALABETTU 23 PADU 24 ULlARGOLl 26 KOTE 27 YENAGUDDE 28 MOODABETTU 29 PANGALA 30 INNANJE 31 MAJOOR 32 BELPU 33 YELlUR 34 KUTHYAR 35 KALTHOOR ( 108) 36 PADOOR 37 HEROOR (92) 38 KURKAL 39 BELLE 40 KATTINGERE 41 SHIRVA 42 PILAR 43 SANTHOOR 44 NANDICOOR ( 104) 45 PALIMAR 47 NADSAL 48 PADEBETTU 49 TENKA 50 BAD A 51 MULOOR 52 KOTATHATTU 53 GLLlYAR 54 BANNADY 55 VADDARSE 56 KAVADY 57 ACHALADY 58 YEDTHADI 60 HEGGUNJE 61 BILLADY 62 KAKKUNJE 63 VANDAR 64 AVARSE 65 HILlYANA 67 KADUR 68 NADUR 70 HANEHALLI 71 HOSALA 72 KACHUR 74 PANDESIJAR 75 AL TODY 78 MANOOR 80 HEROOR (52) 84 PEJAMANGOOR 88 KUDI (34) 90 NALKUR 93 BAIRAMPALLY 95 BELLARPADY 99 UPPOOR 100 TONSE EAST 101 BAIKADY 102 HARADY 103 VARAMBALLI 104 KUMRAGOD 105 HANDADY 6 - 15 6 ANJAR 7 BOMMARABETTU 8 KUDI 9 PERNANKILA 10 MARNE 11 MANIPURA 12 ALEVOOR 66 SHIROOR (33) 79 CHANTHAR 82 NEELAVAR 87 KENJOOR 89 NAN CHAR 92 PERDOOR 94 SHIROOR (41) 97 BELLAMPALLI 98 HAVANJE 106 MATPADY 16 - 25 2 BADAGABETTU (NO.80) 4 HIREBETTU 5 ATHRADY 81 AROOR 85 HAlUVALLI 91 KALTHOOR (38) '6 KUKKEHALLI 26 - 35 69 HERADY 83 CHERKADY 86 HOSOOR 36 - 50 NIL 51 + NIL 222 SECTION-II TOWN DIRECTORY TOWN DIRECTORY Explanatory Note T own Directory comprises of six tabular data presented against it includes the details relating statements as applicable to all the towns and an to the outgrowths as welL additional statement regarding the slums applicable only in respect of towns with a population of 50.000 The middle component of this column heading and above. The six statements arc numbered .'>crially refers to name of the town which does not need from I to VI and the additional statement bears elucidation. Name of the town, as adopted· in the the number IV At. in view of the fact that it deals official records, is reported here. with the same type of information which is covered The civic administration status of the town as in Statement IV. These statements contain several on 1.1.1990 is indicated immediately after the name columns, each with a brief heading and for of the town, within brackets. The abbreviations used prer.entation of the data, abbreviations have also for this purpose are as follows been made use of i'n several columns. The title of each statement, the scope of the information Me Municipal Corporation, furnished under each column therein and the CMC City Municipal Council, abbreviation.'> used. if any, are indicated below. TMC Town Municipal Council, STATEMENT STATllS AND GROWfH CB Cantonment Board, HISTORY NAC Notified Area Committee. SB Sanitary Board, Column" 2 : Class, Name and Civic Administration MP Mandai Panchayat. Status of Town NMCT Non-municipal Census Town. The class to which a town belongs is determined With a view to ensuring the fixity of boundaries on the basis of its population at the 1991 censUS of various administrative units, that is, to ensure count and it is indicated in this column in roman thaI the frame for census laking once finalised with numerals. The clas'>ilicarion criterion adopted noW rderence to a cut-off date remains unchanged till is the same as that adopted for analysis and the completion of the census count, the State explanation at the earlier censuses. The towns arc Government had been requested during 19R9 itself divided into six classes not to order any jurisdictional changes and. not to give effect to any change.'> in the civic administration Class Population Size Class Population Si/,c status either. I 100,000 and above IV 10,000 to lY,999 Column 3 : Location Code Number II 50,000 to 99,9<)<) V 5,000 to 9,999 III 20,000 to 49,999 VI Below 5,000 The location code number assigned to the town For purposes of this classification, the total for purposes of cllmputcrisation of the 1991 census population of thl! town inclusive of the population data is entered in thi~ column. of its outgrowths if any, is taken into consideration. Column 4 : Name of Taluk In the case of urban agglomerations which have two' or more urban components (each of which mayor In Karnalaka. the lerm laluk IS very much in may not be having outgrowths) each such urban vogue though the designation of the Revenue component (inclusive of its outgrowths) is regarded Administrative OffIcer has for long been changed as a separate unit and the population size c1a~s is from Amildar or Mamlatdar to Tahsildar. The determined accordingly. An asterisk mark placed name of the taluk, within the jurisdiction of which at the top right position after the name of the town the town is located is indicated in this column. indicates that this town has one or more outgrowths There arc a few instance~ wherein a particular town and that the 1991 census population and such other straddles ...,Portiom.· belonging to two adjacent taluks, 225 c In such a case the town is considered to belong to In other word~, the population figure~ arc given the Taluk that contains a major portion of the town. here for the town only if it happened to be an In the statement, such cases are diffcrenciatcd by urban area at that particular census year. an index mark and a note at the bottom of the Thus, a glance at the~c columns reveals Whether page explains the correct situation. the referent town having been first classified as 'urban' has maintained that status continuously Column 5: Name of' Community Development Block through the succeeding censuses or whether there have been subsequent de~lassifications. 'From The name of the Community Development Block column 9 onwards the deeadal growth rates for the within the jurisdiction of which the referent town town are indicated within brackets below the is located is indicated in this column. This column population figures in order to permit an easier grasp does not apply to statutory towns since, in Karnataka, of the decadal growth trends and to facilitate a all such towns are outside the jurisdiction of the comparative analy~i~. Population variations are quite Community Development Blocks i.e., the (Taluk often associated with changes in the jurisdiction of Panchayat Samitis). thc urban arca and sudden ~purt~ are sometimes due to incorporation of fast developing fringe areas Column 6: Area (Sq.Km) to the lown or amalgamation of adjacent lowns The geographical area of the town is furnished within the core l''Own during the inter censal period. here in square kilometres upto two places of decimal. Column IS : Den!>ity (1991) The figures for the urban areas are either those supplied by the civic administration authorities of A town may have one or more outgrowth's which the towns or compiled and supplied by the Director arc not towns in their own right. In such a case of Survey, Settlement and Land Records or compiled the density is worked out for the town indu~ive of in the Census Directorate on the basis of the the area and population of such outgrowth(s). available records pertaining to the delimitation of urban units. Columns 19 to 21 : Sex Ratio 1971 to 1991 Column 7 : Number of' Households (1991) Sex ratio is expressed a~ the number of females for every thousand males and is based on the ~exwise The total number of households, including those distribution of the popUlation returned at the census. consisting of institutional and housele,ss population, For each town these figures are furnished for the enumerated in the town at the 1991 census is 3 successive censuses. Thj~ information would provide reproduced here from the Primary Census Abstract. an insight into the changing pattern of ~x ratio III The purpose is to facilitate a better comprehension urban areas. of the demographic situation, es.pecially with reference to the popUlation data pre~ented in this STATEMENT II : PHYSICAL ASPECTS AND statement. LOCATION OF'TOWNS, 1989 Column 2 : Class and Name of Town Columns 8 to 17~: Population and Growth Rate of the Town at different Censuses from 1901 to ~This column is the same as column 2 of Statement 1991 and 'does not need any explanation. Unlike In \ The population figures for the town as returned Statement I, here the civic administration status of at the decennial census from 1901 through 1991 arc the town is omitted. furnished under these column~ in: order to provide Columns 3 to 5 : Physical Aspects an insight into the history of growth of the town. if in any particular census ye~r the referent town These columns deal with the rainfall and --- ) did not enjoy the urban status, that is, if that place temperature data. It is common knowledge that was reckoned as a village f~r that census, its meteorologic.al _observatories have not been' population IS not reported under the column ~sta(1Iished inc' each and every lown, even though concerned and a dash mark is indicated instead. L most of the Lown~ do have rain-gauges and due 226 arrangements have been made to record the rainfall as the outgrowths of Hassan. The aggregate data all through the year. The Director General of population exceeds one lakh and this urban complex, Observatories has furnished data on rainfall, instead of Hassan CMC alone, is reckoned as a maximum and minimum temperature in respect of Class I town i.e. a city, for purposes of this column. towns having observatories. These figures are Though the aggregate population of an urban averages based on the data for 10 years from 19RO agglomeration which consists of two or more to 1989, and are distinguished in the statement by independent towns (with or without outgrowths) placing an asterisk mark at the top rjght hand side exceeds one lakh mark it does not automatically of the figure. Information on this aspect is available confer the status of a city to any of the constituent only for a few towns. towns. Of course, if any of these constituent towns In so for as the data on rainfall for column 3 (including its outgrowths) has a popUlation of ]00,000 " IS concerned, for most of the towns the particulars or more then, in its own right, the place will enjoy have been supplied by the local officers. The rainfall the status of a city. The KGF urban agglomeration figures are in millimetres and represent the annual IS composed of three separate units viz., average based on the actual figures relating to the Robertsonpet, Kolar Gold Fields and BEML Nagar. preceding ten years i.e., from 1980 to 1989. The population of these three towns (inclusive of Outgrowths) according to 1991 census is 68,230, In case of non-availability of information, the particulars relating to the nearest town are reported 72,4RS, and 16,031 respectively. Obviously, none of under these columns with the distinguishing nutation the three constituent units qualifies to be reckoned N being placed at the right hand-side of the figure. as a city for purposes of this column. The proximity by road alone is taken into Column 6 to 12: Name of and Road Distance consideration for tIlling up this column and as such from State Hll., District Hq., Sub-Divisionrraluk cities belonging 10 adjacent Stales also find an Hq., Nearest City with a population of 100,000 'and occasional mention in this column. more; Railway Station; Bus Route; Navigable River or Canal (if' within 10 kms) Column 10 refers to the nearest railway station and distance thereto by In a few cases, though The column headings are self explanatory and ~ad. the name of the railway station is the same as that are intended to indicate the location of various of the referent town, the distance indicated is other centres of importance with reference to the referent than zero because of the fact that the station is town. If the referent town itself happens to be actually located beyond the jurisdiction of the referent mentioned in these columns the distance is recorded town. as '0' (zero) and in all other cases the road distances are given in kilometres. In column 8 the name of In case the referent town is enjoying bus route the sub-division to which the taluk (in which the facility (i.e. road transport) the name of the town town is located) belongs as weJl as the name of is mentioned in column 11 and the distance is the taluk to which the town belongs are mentioned recorded as zero. Names of bus routes passing along with road distances in the same order one through or originating from the town arc not below the other. In column 9, the name of the indicated here. If there is a navigable river or a nearest city with a population of 100,000 and morc navigable canal at a distance of 10 kilometres or according to 1991 census and the toad distance less from the referent town then the name of the thereto is mentioned in respect of each and every river or the canal is indicated in' column 12. To town even if the referent town itself has a population differentiate between a river and a canal the of 100,000 and more. It may be reiterated here abbreviations (R) and (C) are made usc of and the that the 'town' includes its outgrowths as welL For distanc~ from the town to the navigable waterway example, the 1991 population of the area is mentioned thereafter. It may incidentally be stated incorporated in the municipal limits of Hassan is that in Karnataka there are ~very few navigable rivers 90,803. However 10 places have been recognised and practically no navigable canals. 227 1)\( - 35 STATEMENT III MUNICIPAL FINANCE, Al> in the cast: of receipt, III the case of 1988-89 expenditure also the closing balance at the end of the year is not considered. Therefore, in almost As the title denotes, this statement deals with all the cases the amount shown under "tolal receipt" the aGtual income and expenditure of the civic body may not tally with the amount shown under "total administering the town. An attempt has be.cn made expenditure·'. to present comparable data in the casc of non-municipal towns like Panchayats and areas under STATEMENT IV CIVIC AN[) OTHER the administration of public sector undertakings and AMENITIES, 1989 the like. The data relate to the financial year 1988-89 and have been furnished by the concerned Column 2 : Class and Name of Town local authorities on the basis of the relevant records This is same as column 2 of Statements II and relating to 1988-89. It may also be stated here that III and does not need further explanation. no probing enquiries have been made and th<.: particulars as reported by the civic bodies have Column 3 : Civic Administration Status been presented here. Explanation furnished earlier for column 2 of Column 2 : Class and Name of Town Statement I and column 3 of ,Statement III holds good for this statement also. This is same as column 2 of Statement II and as such does not require any explanation. Column 4 : Population Column 3: Civic Administration Status (in The total population of the town (inclusive of 1990) the outgrowths if any) according to 1991 census is mentioned here with a view to facilitate a comparative As explained under column 2 of Statem<.:nt I, analysis of the data. the civic administration status of the town as on 1.1.90 is indicated in this column using same set of Column 5 : Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes abbreviations. Population, Columns 4 to 10 : Receipts (in Rs.'OO) The aggregate popUlation of the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes aecording to the The actual receipt realised by the CIVIC body 1991 Census is indicated in this column. under various heads of income as well as the total for the year 1988-89 are indicated in hundreds in Column 6 : Road Length (in kilometres) these columns. The opening balance for the year is not taken into account under any of these columns Generally in a town it is the civic authority that including that for the 'total'. is responsible for the construction and maintenance of roads. The term 'road' as used here includes Columns 11 to 17 : Expenditure (in Rs.'OO) streets also and while the unsurfaced mud and gravel roads are categorised as Kachcha roads, the surfaced The actual expenditure incurred during the year roads arc classified as Pucca roads. District roads 1988-89 is furnished here in hundreds. The various and highways under the control of the Public Works heads of accounts are grouped into 6 broad categories Department also pass through in the case of most for each of which a separate column is provided. of the towns and cities. The roads situated within Public safety covers the expenses incurred for road the jurisdiction of the town and under the lighting, destruction of rabid and stray dogs, besides maintenance and control of the State PWD, Central that on fire fighting service: Similarly, 'Public PWD, Zilla Parish ad or any other agency such as Institutions' covers not merely the contributions made the Karnataka Power Corporation, a public sector by the civic body to educational, medical and cultural undertaking, Factory Management, etc., have also institutions in the town but also the expenditure been taken into consideration while computing the incurred for the maintenance of educational and tota1 road length. This total road length is shown such other institutions if any functioning under its under the two categories of KR (Kachcha Road) direct control. 228 and PR (Pucca Road) as defined above. In order The box surface drains are also open dra~ns to have an idea about the total length of roads in but are built of size stone masonary and are also the town therefore, these two figures arc to be called Pucca gutters. The sylk pattern drains too added together. As it has not been possible to arc open surface drains only. The open surface .,_scertain the full details by type of road and agency drains category thus covers the Kachcha drains tesponsible for maintenance, the combined road involving mere earth-work and also the drains length alone is furnished. The road length is given constructed from out of oblong granite slabs or, out in kilometres and fractions are rounded off to next of pre-fabricated cemcnt concrete blocks which nced integer. only joining and cement pointing after being placed in position. Column 7 : System of Sewer.. ge Columns 8, 9 and 10: Number of Latrines Generally sewerage system implies the network of mains and branches of underground conduits for Information on total number of latrines (i.e. the conveyance of sewerage to the final point of lavatories) of different types as furnished by the disposal. Sewers that carry only household and concerned civic authorities is reported under these industrial wa'stcs are called separate sewers while . 3 columns. Both private and puhlic latrines are those that carry storm water from roofs, streets and covered here and the particulars in these columns other surfaces are known as storm water drains and and in column 11 are closely interlinked. The those carrying both sewage and storm water are water-borne latrines include all types of flush-out called combined sewers. In towns provided with latrines while service latrines refer to only those such systems of underground sewerage also there thal arc being serviced by manual scavengers either would in addition be a surface drainage system to everyday or twice' or thrice a week. cover the areas not served by sewerage system and also to drain out excess rain water from all over Column 11 : Method of Uisposal of Night soil the town. The phrase disposal of night soil is generally However, 10 towns that arc not provided with presumed to refer to the manner in which the a sewerage system - and such towns are far more garbage i~ tinally disposed of by the civic body, i.e., numerous in the State - there would generally be sale by public auction, used as manure etc. However, open drainage system. Where even this system is the main purpose of this column is to provide not prevalent the householders would have madc information on the method by which the night soil their own arrangements such as soak pits and is removed from the lutrines, that is, the primary cesspools. In this column therefore information is disposal of the human waste. A little elaboration presented not only on sewerage system, but also on on this aspect therefore appears to be necessary. the drainage system. Like sewerage system, the drainage system is also of different types depending There are thrce systems of disposal of human upon the construction material and also the shape waste, namely, (i) underground sewerage, (ii) sanitary of the drains. The two most important types of water flush latrines with individual dispo~al systems sewerage/drainage system prevailing in the town arc like septic tank, leaching cesspool and collecling reported under this column in the order of their well, and (iii) dry type of latrines with manual importance. The following abbreviations are used scavengIng. The system of under[!round sewerage provides S Sewers OSD Open Surface Drains for the street sewerage with which arc connected BSD Box Surface Drains the sanitary latrines constructed in the houses having SD Sylk Pattern Drains water closets and fitted with flushing cisterns (or CD Cesspool method hand flushing). Through this sewer the faeceal Pt Pit System mailer is transported without the need for scavenging. a Others This system generally exists in cities and large towns 229 besides industrial townships built and controlled by one after the other. The ahhreviations used 10 this public sector undertakings and large companies and column are the following the like. Where the street sewer doe~ not exist these sanitary water flush latrines are connected to S Sewerage HL Head Loads a local septic tank with a subsoil dispersion system ST Septic Tanks or a leaching pit. Where the liquid wastes from Pt Pit System the water closet could be disposed off locally in a WB Wheel Barrows leaching pit, a septic tank with a soil dispersion B Baskets (with handles) system is constructed. This dispersion requires an o Others optimum travel through the pores of the soil which In case the town has latrines of other types render the harmful liquid bacterially innocuous by that are neither of the sanitary type nor of the the slow process of filteration through the soil service type, this column does not apply at all and traversed. Where the soil is impermeable, collecting therefore a dash is entered. wells are constructed and the sanitary water flush latrines are connected to such wells. These wells Columns 12 and 13: Protected \Vater Supply are cleared at periodic intervals by a suitable device. Source and Capacity of Storage Systems The dry type latrines arc of service type from where The sources of water ~upply 10 the town the human excreta has to be removed by scavengers arc indicated by u~mg the following four who move from house to house, in most cases abbrcviations : carrying the night soil as head loads on their head, or shoulders or in baskets with handles or in wheel T Tap barrows. This waste is then collected in bullock TK Tank Water carts or trucks and transported to dumping grounds W Wcll TW Tube Well/Hand Pump at the outskirts of the lOwn. Supply through the taps implies a primary source It may be mentioned in passing that in Karnataka of water supply such as a river, or a stream, or a the practice of carrying night soil by head loads bore well, or a curb well, or a tank or a n;servoir has been discontinued with effect from 15.8.1973 etc., which is of course not mentioned in this column. consequent on the issuance of a Government Order It may be incidentally stated that the term protected' in this behalf. However in a few cities and towns is used in a very liberal sense, and no attempt has once the civic body cease to prf,>vide the services been made to gather data on the methods of of scavengers for lifting the night ~oil from the filteration and water purificatory treatment if any latrines, the affected householders themselves entered resorted to by the agency supplying water through into private oral agreemen'ts with the scavengers pipes in the towns. The normal practict..: 'ill most and have ensured the continuance of the scavenging of the towm i~ to pump raw water into thc storage services till date. As a result, even at pre~ent, dry tank or reservoir, treat it with bleaching powder type service latrines are existing in a few towns and and thcn distribute that water for consumption the practice of carrying night soil as head loads through pipes. etc., is very much in existence. In some of the towns, withdrawal of the services of the scavengers If there are more than 2 sources of water supply by the civic bodies has resulted in the practice of IO thc town the first two which arc regarded as erecting latrines in such a way that the njght soil most important are mentioned in that order separated is directly flushed into the open drains (in which by a comma. In column 13, the systems of water the pigs freely roam about) instead of erecting storage arc considered and the two that are most sanitary hand flush latrines with septic tanks. important in the referent town are indicated in that order and after each entry, the storage capacity is If more than one system is prevailing in the also mentioned in lit res within brackets. The town, the two most important types arc indicated abhrcviations used in this column arc : 230 OHT Overhead Tank category, A.E.H. i.e., All Electric Homc connections SR : , Service Reservoir are also categorised as domestic. GLSR : d Groun d Leve 1 ServIce . Reservoir IG River Infilteration Gallery (ii) Commercial : This category includes all BWP Borewell Pumping System connections for the supply of electricity to PT Pressure Tank commercial establishments such as wholesale and retail shops, offices and business houses, hotels, The term capacity has its usual meaning, namely, restaurants, tea stalls, photographic studios, X-ray the capacity to store or contain. It may furthcr be installations, advertisements and exterior illumination, clarified that the storage capacity does not necessarily railway station, bus station and the like. indicate the quantity of water supplied daily to the inhabitants df the town. In some of the towns due (iii) Industrial: Power supply connections to to the inadequacy of water supply at the primary industrial establishments arc covered under this source for most'part of the year the normal utilisation column. This would include connections to small of the storage capacity would be of the order of establishments such as powcrlooms, flour mills, 50 to 60 per cent only. On the contrary there arc roasting, grinding, wet grinding, repair workshops towns where water is pumped into the storage system using power operated too is and the like as well. and also distributed for consumption twice every (iv) Road Lighting: The total number of street day almost throughout the year and there arc a few lights being maintained in the town is mentioned towns where the inlets and outlets of the ~tO£agc here. systems would both be functioning simultaneously for most part of the day making it somewhat diflicult (v) Others: Connections to all categories i.e., to calculate the quantity of water supplied ev(,;ryday other than those cited above, are covered under under such a system. this heading. This would include temporary connections. connections to pumpsets, water works Column 14 : Fire Fighting Service and such other installations. If fire fighting service is available m the town STATEMENT IV-A CIVIC AND OTHER this fact is indicated by the word 'yes' recorded in AMENITIES IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1989 this column. In all other cases the name of the nearest place if in the same district or the name This statement which may be regarded as an of the nearest district if in the same State or other appendix to Statement IV is confined to towns with State where such services are available is indicated a popUlation of 50,000 and more i.e., class I and along with the road distance in kilometres between class II towns. -Information as furnished by the the referent town and the place with fire-fighting concerned civic body (or the Slum Clearance Board) service. on slums that arc officially recognised as slums (even if tho~e are not notified in some cases) is Columns 15 to 19 : Electrification (Number of connections) • Domestic, Industrial, Commercial, presented under 14 columns apart from column 1 Road Lighting (points) and Others which rclale~ to serial number and column 2 which relates to name and class of town. In columns 15 to 19 information about the number of electrical connections (installations) for Column 3 : Name of Slum different categories of consumers in the town is furnished. The definitions of the terms used in the The names of slums, if any, In the town are column headings are as follows given in separate lines. (i) Domestic: Connections to residential houses, Column 4 : Area of Slum bungalows, clubs, hostels and hospitab run on The geographical area of each slum is given in non-commercial lines, charitable, educational and square kilometres upto three plaee1> of decimal. religious institutions are all included in the domestic 23] Column 5 : Population of Slum (approximate) Columns 4 and 5: Medical )<'acilities Hospi tals/Dispensaries(f.H.Clinicsl Health Centres/Nurs The approximate population of the notifiGd slum ing Homes etc., and Number of Beds in Medical (as in 1989) as furnished by the concerned civic Institutions noted in Column 4 authorities is reported in this cblumn. The scope of these columns is confined to only such of the facilities that are offered by institutions Column 6 : Paved Roads (in Km.) run by or aided by government/semi-government or The total length of paved roads, if any, in the local bodies and charitable institutions or social slum is reported here in kilometres (upto 2 decimal service agencies Iw Total number of electrical connections In each Maternity homes, maternity and child welfare slum provided for purposes of domestic use, road centres, leprosy clinic~, chest clinics and venereal lighting and other than these two is reported diseases clinic etc., if any, arc all includ~d under separately under these three columns. The meaning the category of 'Other~'. But even when a Family of the terms used in' the column heading has already Planning Centre is attached to a hospitfll or a been explained. The information furnished under Primary Health Centre it is treated as an independent these columns is very approximate. unit and is counted separately. STATEMENT V : MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, • If the town has hospitals and dispensaries RECllliA:rIONAL AND CULTURAL FACILITIES, providing facilities under different systems of 1989 medicines such as allopathic, ayurvedic, unani and hOI11i)eopathic, then this detail too has been included Column 2 : Class and Name of Town using abbreviations sll:ch as 'Ay' for Ayurvedic, 'U' This column is same as column 2 of Statement for Unani and 'Hom' for Homocopathic system. IV and therefore calls for no further explanation. [The allopathic institutions do not have any additional abbreviation. In presenting the information under Column 3 : Population column 4 for H or 0, first the total number of all institutions under different systems is given within The total population of the town according to brackets after 'H' or '0, a~ the case may be and the 1991 Census is noted in this column. thereafter the number of im.tiluliol1!> under each 232 system IS given. For instance, H(1) (1) rcpre~ents In column~ 7, 8 and <) the number of medical one allopathic hospital, whereas H(12) (9, U-1, Ay-l, colleges, the number of engineering colleges and Hom-I) indicates availability of 12 hospitals, of the number of polytechnic institutions arc indicated. which, 9 are Allopathic, 1 Unani, 1 Ayurvedic and In case of medical college~, the number of institutions, 1 Homoeopathy.J if any, under different systems of medicine is separately given against abbreviations representing If medical facility is not available in the town, then the name of the nearest place where it is different systems of medicine. The abbreviations available is mentioned here along with the distance used are A : Allopathy; Ay : Ayurvedic; U : Unani; to that place in kilometres. Hom : Homoeopathy and 0 : Others. The number of beds with which the medical In case the town does not have any of the institutions, noted in column 4, are equipped is colleges referred to in these 4 columns i.e., if the indicated in column 5. entry were to be a dash in any of these columns then the name of the nearest place with the facility Column 6 to 15 along with the distance thereto is mentioned. If such These columns provide information regarding a place ib outside the district then the name and the educational facilities available in the town. the distance to that place and if such a place is outside the State itsdf then the name of that State Columns 6 to 9 : Arts/Science/Commerce Colleges is mentioned in the~e columns. The same procedure (of Degree Level and Above); Medical Colleges; is adopted regarding the other columns dealing with Engineering Colleges; Polytechnics educational facilities. Particula~s of colleges in the town providing general education facilities at degree level are Column 10 : Recognised Shorthand, Typewriting and Other Vocational Training Institutions indicated tn column 6 using the following abbreviations : The term recognised would mean recognition by some statutory authority like the Educational A Arts only Department, Commerce Department, Labour S Science only Department etc., of the Government or AS Arts and Science only Semi-Government autonomous bodie~ or public C Commerce only sector projects. The Tcacher'~ Training College, the Nursing College, the Pharmacy College; the College AC Arts and Commerce only, imparting education in Physical Education, Applied ASC Combined for all three categories Art/Painting College, Music/Dancing Schools and Arts, Science and Commerce, the like are also shown under this column against L Law the category of 'Others'. U University 0 Others. SH Shorthand If the number of colleges of any particular Type Typewriting category is more than one, then that number is also Sh. Type Shorthand and Typewriting given within brackets against the abbreviation concerned. It may incidentally be mentioned here a Others that the educational institutions with a vocational and professional content such as Pharmacy College, If the number of institutions of any particular B.Ed. College, Agricultural College etc., are not type is more than one, then that number is also covered under this category but are shown included indicated within brackets along with the abbreviation in the category of "Others" in column 10. concerned. 233 Columns 11 to 14 :1 Higher Secondary/Inter different from a simple counting of schools III the mediate/PUC (Pre-University College/ Junior Col town. lege/Secondary, Matriculation, Junior Secondary and Middle Schools and Primary Schools Column 15 : Adult Literacy Classes/Centres and Others (Specity) Information about the number of schools of different types functioning in the town is furnished If adult literacy classes arc being run at regular under these columns.' All schools irrespective of centres in the town, the number of such centres is the medium of education and the type' of indicated in this column by the side of the administering agency i.e., all those run by or aided abbreviation AC. Gurukula, Madarasa (Arabic by Government or local bodies, as well as the School) and such other quasi religious cum c unaided institutions run by private management are educational institutions if any in the town are also reported in this column under the category of considered here for reporling. If there are composite 'Others'. institutions such as a college providing education at degree level and also at Pre-University level then Column 16 : Number (If Working Women's Hostels such institutions are split up into' degree colleges with Number of Seats and PUC colleges (i.e., .il!nior college) and separately Though there arc hustds meant for students in counted as if they are independent units. Likewise, 0 almost all the towns, very few have hostels meant a composite Junior College which has facilitie~ for .. for' working women. In this column the number of providing education say from I to XII standard (i.e., only such hostels that are exclusively meant for frojll Primary I standard upto PUC) would be working women only arc reported JIang with the regarded as representing one Junior Co1kge, one information on the number of seats i.e., its strength. High school, one Middle School and one Primary School and each of these units would be counted Columns 11 to 19: Recreational and Cultural and reported under the relevant column as if each Facilities, Stadia, Cinema, Auditoria/Drama/Com unit was an independent institution in its own right. munity Halls Similarly, a school with I to X standard would get Column 17 relates to the number of stadia, if counted under Primary, Middle and High School any, in the town. Ordinary play grounds which one categories and a Composite School with I to VII usually comes across in town~ and cities !ire excluded standard ~ould be considered under the Primary from the purview of this column. The term stadium School as also the Middle School category. )._L.-, is used in its strict sense to refer to those constructed at considerable costs and arc under proper upkeep. In Karnataka the term middle school IS no longer in vogue as the primary education consists In column H~ the total number of permanent of 7 years of schooling leading to secondOl.ry level. cinema theatrc~ in the town is indicated. Touring However, the first four classes (l to IV standard) talkies i.e., cinema tents of purely temporary nature, are called lower primary classes and the next three are not taken into account for this column. If there are regarded as higher primary classes. There arc are any auditoria, drama halls and community halls. schools with only I to lV standards called LPS and in the town the total number of such units is also those with V to VII only (formerly middle reported in column 19. schools) known as HPS and there is no difficulty Column 20 : Public Libraries including Reading in ~ounting such institutions as separate primary Rooms and middle schools. But there are composite schools, called Higher Primary Schools having I-VII standards The number of public libraries and reading and such schools have now been split up into one rooms arc separately furnished by the side of Primary School and one Middle School> for purposes abbreviation PL for Public Library and RR for of reporting under these columns· of the Town Reading Room. Such facilities offered by Directory. This method of accounting is therefore educational and private institutions including those that are commercialised (called circulating libraries 234 in local parlance) arc not covered fl)r reporting transacted and IS :,upposed to be bascd on local under this column. enquiries made by the civic authorities concerned STATEMENT VI TRADE, COMMERCE. Columns 9 to 11 : Names of Three Most Important iNDUSTRY AND RANKING, 1989 Commodities Manufactured Co1umfl 2 : Class and Name of Town The order of importanc(; is determined broadly by taking into consid(;ration the volume of the total This column is the same as column 2 of the output of the commodities or the scale of operation preceding statement and therefore calls for no further and for these columns too it is the civic authority explanation. that has furnished the information after local enquiries. All types of manufacturing and processing Column 3 to 8: Names of Three Most Important irrespective of the sector to which they belong are Commodities Imported and Names of Three Most considered and of these the three that arc most Important ComniodWes Exported important arc report(;d. For purposes of thcse columns, commodities for which the town serves only as a transit centre by Column 11 : Number of Ranks importing for the specilic purpose of exporting the Information on this item has been supplied by commodities without any processIng arc not lh(; civic authorities after local enquiries and relatc~ considercd either as imports or as exporb. to the y(;ar 19H9. If a bank has two or more Agricultural and such other allied producc may be branches then (;ach s11eh branch is regarded as a regularly brought into the town from the neighbouring separate Bank for computing the number of banks villages and sold to commiSSion agents and in the town. wholesalers at the regulated market for further export to areas outside the town. In such cases Column 13: Number of Agricultural Credit the produce that is brought into the town is not Societies considered as import. On the other hand, if these items are mainly consumed within the town - either Thc total number of agricultural co-op(;rativc as consumption goods or as raw materials by any credit societies functioning in the town, irrespective manufacturing industry - theR the commodities under of th(; type to which they belong (i.e., primary reference would be regarded as imports. Thus, the service, multipurpose, agricultural producl: marketing commodities imported arc either locally consum(;d (;tc.,) is r(;port(;d under this column. In quitc a in the same form or else processed further and ,_ large number of towns agriculture is an important thereafter either consumed locally or exported to mean~ of livelihood for a number of persons and other centres. This restriction apart, there is no , agriculturists of urban area~ too have for long been limitation concerning the nature and quantity of the inllu,enccd by the cll-operative movement. commodities that may b(; considered for reporting unde~ thesc columns. 1 mportance in a town is Column 14 Number or Non-Agricultural Credit restricted basically to the few or s(;veral commodities Societies that qualify for consideration either as imports or Consumer co-operative societies which extend as exports. By and large the commodities reported c~redil [aciliiie~ to the members, and all ather credit under exports would coincide with the commodities co-operative soci(;tie'S that cannot be cla~sificd as reported as manufactured in the town because of agricultural are considered for this column. Several the specific exclusion of transit goods. As a result, groups of people belonging to specific categories the image ,that some of the towns have built up might have formed co-operative societies to cultivate over decades as traditional exporters of certain th~ habit of thrift and to make ~se of the) benefrt goods does not get reflected under these columns. arising out of the encouragement given tq the In these columns the importance of a commodity co-operative movement. All such . co-()p~rativc IS reported in very generaL terms and dccided upon societies arc covered under this column. The in terms of the estimated volume of ctlmmodities information as furnished by thc civic bodies after local cnqumes has' been merely reported here. 235 TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENTS TOWN STATEMENT-I - STATUS Sl. Class, Name and Civic Locat i on Name of Taluk Name of Area No. of house- Population and No. Administration Status Code No. COfTll1unity (i n holds includ- of Town Development Sq. ing houseless 1901 1911 Block km<;.) households (in 1991 Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IV BADAGABETTU-76 (NMCT) 310200 See (C) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 2 IV BAINDUR (THC) 100000 KUNDAPURA 96.99 2615 3 V BAJALA (NMCT) 300600 See (H) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 4 III BA~TVAL (TMC) 101000 BANTVAL 28.14 5647 5 IV GANGOLI (NMCT) 102000 KUNDAPURA KUNDAPURA 4.07 1881 6 VI HOSANGADI KPC PROJECT 103000 KUNDAPURA KUNDAPURA 0.23 516 COLONY (NMCT) 7 V KANNUR (NMCT) 300700 See (I) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 8 III KARKAI. (TMC) 104000 KARKAL 23.06 3976 4961 9 V KEMMINJA (NMCT) 105000 PUTTUR PUTTUR 7.29 1256 10 V KOTEKARA (NMCT) 300500 See (F) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 11 III KUNDAPURA (TMC) 106000 KUNDAPURA 14.01 4459 12 V MALLAR (NMCT) 107000 UDUPI UDUPI 4.83 970 13 IV MAlPE (NMCT) 310300 See (B) under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 14 MANGALORE (MC) 300100 See (A) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration MANGAlORE URBAN AGGLOMERATION 155.22 76254 (A) MAN GALORE (MC)* 300100 MANGALORE 75.30 52156 44108 48412 (9.76) (B) SURATAKAL (TMC)* 300900 MANGAlORE 26.15 9441 (C) ULLAL (NMCT) 300200 MANGAlORE MANGALORE 7.80 4502 (D) SOMESH~ARA (NMCT) 300300 MAN GALORE MANGAlORE 8.35 2700 (E) PERAMUNNURU (NMCT) 300400 MANGALORE MAN GALORE 3.31 1604 (F) KOTEKARA (NMCT) 300500 MAN GALORE MANGALORE 10.15 1637 238 DIRECTORY AND GROWTH HISTORY growth rate of the town at the Censuses of Density Sex Ratio Sl. (1991 /110. 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 Census) 1971 1981 1991 '10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 See (C) Under Udupi J.Jrban Agglomeration 14071 16488 170 1086 1124 2 (17.18) See (H) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 3 31378 34313 1219 992 1022 4 (9.35) 7343 9377 11957 12332 3030 1072 1005 1042 5 (27.70) (27.51) (3.14) 2117 9204 935 6 See ( I ) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 7 6025 7204 9012 13818 15535 18593 20713 24108 1045 1061 1048 968 8 (21.45) (19.57) (25.10) (53.33) (12.43) (19.68) ( 11 .40) (16.39) 6779 930 910 9 See (F) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 10 7575 8923 9537 16147 17538 23831 28315 28477 2033 1005 1015 1044 11 (17.80) (6.88) (69.31) (8.61) (35.88) ( 18.82) ( 0.57) 5776 1196 1135 12 See (B) Under UdUpl Urban Agglomeration 13 See (A) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 14 306078 426341 2747 989 1007 1003 (39.29) 53877 66756 81069 117083 142669 165174 193699 281161 3734 977 998 1011 (A) <1 \,29) (23.90) (2'.44) (44.42) (21.85) (15.77) (17.27) (45.15) 25998 55925 2139 945 959 (B) (115.11) 13086 19322 25508 31181 3998 968 974 1031 (C) (47.65) (32.02) (22.24) 5750 8213 11031 15302 1833 1061 1056 1022 (D) (42.83) (34.31) (38.72) 7469 9744 2944 979 1017 (E) (30.46) 7289 9719 958 ' 999 1029 (F) (33.34) 239 TOWN ST A TEMENT-l - STATUS Sl. Class, Name and Civic Location Name of Taluk Name of Area No. of house Population and No. Administration Status Code No. COIlIllUn i ty ( in holds i nclud of Town Development Sq. ing houseless 1901 1911 Block kms. ) households (in 1991 Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 (G) NEW MANGALORE PORT 300800 MANGALORE 16.22 1842 (NMCT)* (H) BAJA LA (NMCT) 300600 HANGALORE MANGALORE 4.68 1415 (I) KANNUR (NMCT) 300700 MANGALORE MANGALORE 3.26 957 15 IV MUDBIDRI (TMC) 108000 KARKAL 18.64 2807 16 IV HULKI (THC) 109000 MANGALORE 10.10 2741 5360 17 V NEW MANGALORE PORT 300800 See (G) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration (NMCT)* 18 V PERAMUNNURU (NMCT) 300400 See (E) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 19 IV PUDU (NMCT) 110000 BANTVAl BANTVAl 6.84 1524 20 III PUTTUR (TMC) 111000 PUTTUR 9.74 4257 21 III PUTTUR (NHCT) See (D) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 22 IV SALIGRAM (THC) 112000 UDUP! 14.69 2356 23 IV SOMESHWARA (NMCT) 300300 See (0) Under Mangalore Urban Aggtomer9tion 24 II SURATAKAL (TMC) 300900 See (B) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 25 V TONSE WEST (NMeT) 113000 UDUPI UOUPI 6.52 1366 26 I I UOUPI (TMC) See (A) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration UOUPI URBAN AGGLOMERATION 73.01 20699 (A) UOUP I (THC) 310100 UOUPI 51.15 13877 8041 10871 (35.19) (B) MALPE (NMCT) 310300 U~PI UOUPI 9.22 3053 (C) BADAGABETTU-76 310200 UDUPI UDUPI 5.27 1901 (NMCT) (0) PUTTUR (NMCT) 310400 UOUPI UOUPI 7.37 1868 27 III UlLAl (NMeT) 300200 See (C) Under Mangatore Urban Agglomeration 240 DIRECTORY AND GROWTH HISTORY growth rate of the town at the Censuses of Density Sex Ratio SI. (1991 No. 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 ~ns~) 19n 1~1 1~1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 6945 8944 551 862 896 (G) (28.78) 8145 1740 998 (H) 6220 1908 978 (1) 13575 15868 851 1059 1028 15 ( 16.89) 5419 5504 6284 9798 10235 11525 12098 14100 1396 1163 1140 1087 16 (1. 1 0) (1.57) (14.17) (55.92) (4.46) (12.60) (4.97) (16.55) See (G) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 17 See (E) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomer'at i on 18 10241 1497 979 19 7822 9563 11197 12498 17483 20103 25800 2649 900 935 854 20 (22.26) (17·09) ( 11.62) (39.89) (14.99) (28.34) See (D) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 21 13228 14020 954 1230 1212 22 (5.99) See (D) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 23 See (8) Under MangaLore Urban AggLomeration 24 5925 7331 8306 8160 1252 1189 1161 1147 25 (23.73) e13.30) (·1.76) See (A) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 26 117674 1612 1024 1010 920 11882 14833 18043 20451 24610 29753 33413 78094 1527 1024 1010 920 (A) (9.30) (24.84) (21.64) (13.35) (20.34) (20.90) (12.30) (133.72) 10672 13867 17985 19063 2068 1071 998 1045 (8) (29.94) (29.70) (5.99) 8333 10446 1982 1017 1041 (C) (25.36) 10071 1366 1080 (D) • See (C) Under Mangalore Urbafl Agglomeration 27 241 ST ATEMENT -II - PHYSICAL ASPECTS Sl. Class and Name of Town Physical Aspects Name of and No. Rainfall Temperature State Head Quarters District Head Quarters (in mm.) (in Centigrade) Maximum Minimum 2 3 4 5 6 7 IV 8ADAGABETTU-76 See (C) Under UdlJpi Urban Agglomeration 2 IV 8AINDUR 3497.42 35.1N 17.6N Bangalore-434 Mangalore-130 3 V BAJAlA See (H) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeatlon 4 III BANTVAL 3530.04 37.0 24.0 Bangalore-325 Mangalore-24 5 IV GANGOLI 3429.42 35.1N 17.6N Bangalore-470 Mangalore-l11 6 VI HOSANGAOI KPC 4562.6 39.8 16.6 Bangalore-380 Mangalore-122 PROjECT COLONY 7 V KANNUR See (I) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 8 III KARKAL 5286.2 35.1 17.6 Bangalore-380 Mangalore-45.. 9 V KEMMINJA 3421.5 35.1 17.6 Bangalore-301 Mangalore-57 10 V KOTEKARA See (F) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 11 III KUNDAPURA 3497.22 35.1N 17.6N Bangalore-414 Mangalore-96 12 V MALLAR 3673.8N 35.1N 17.6N Bangalore-406 Mangalore-50 13 IV MALPE See (8) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration ''(.J 14 MAN GALORE See (A) Under Mangalore Urban AgglomeratIon MAN GALORE URBAN AGGLOMERATION See Constituent Units (A) MANGALORE (MC)* 3274.0 33.0 20.5 Bangalore-350 Mangalore-O (B) SURATAKAl * 3274.0 33.0 20.SN 8angalore-369 Mangalore-19 (6) ULLAL 3~05.04 35.71 17_15 Bangalore-362 Mangalore-13 (D) SOMESHIJARA 310S.04N 3S.71N 17.1SN Bangalore-365 Mangalore-14 (E) PERAMUNNURU 310S.04N 35.91N 17.15N 8angalore-360 Mangalore-10 (F) KOTEKARA 310S.04N 35.71N 17_15N 8angalore-36S Mangalore-14 (G) NEIJ MANGALORE 3274.0 33.0N 20.5N Bangalore-362 Mangalore-12 PORT* J 2..42 AND LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1989 road distance (in Kms.) from Sub-Division/Taluk Nearest City with Rai [way Station Bus Route Navigable River/ SI. Head Quarters population of one Canal (if within No. lakh and more 10 Kms.) 8 9 10 11 12 See CC) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration Kundapura·34 Mangalore-13Q Sagar-70 Baindur-Q 2 Kundapura-34 See (H) Under Mangalore Urban AggLomeration 3 Mangalore-24 Mangalore-24 Bantval·O Bantval·O 4 Bantval-Q Kundapura-15 Mangalore-ll1 Mangalore·111 Gangol i·O Gangol i River·O 5 Kundapura-15 Kundapura-38 Shimoga-113 Anandapur·80 Hosangadi-O 6 Kundapura-38 See (ll Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 7 Kundapur-77 Mangalore-45 Mangalore·45 Karkal-Q 8 Karkal·O Puttur·5 Mangalore-57 Puttur-5 Kemninja-O 9 Puttur·5 See (F) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 10 Kundapura-O Mangalore-96 Mangalore-96 Kundapura-O Gangoli River-Q 11 Kundapura-O Kundapura-50 Mangalore-50 Mangalore-50 Mallar-Q Udyavar River-7 12 Udupi-14 See (B) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 13 See (A) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 14 See Constituent Units Mangalore-O Cannanore-135 Mangalore-O Mangalore-O Netravathi. River-2 (A) MangaLore-O (Kerala) Gurpur River-3 Mangalore-19 Mangalore-19 Manga 1ore-19 Suratakal-O (B) MangaLore-19 Mangalore-13 Ma,::,~lore-13 Ullal-O Ullal-O Netravathi River-O (C) Mangalore-13 MangaLore-14 MangaLore-14 UII aL-1 Someshwara-O Netravathi River-3 (D) Mangalore-14 Mangalore-l0 Mangalore-l0 Talapady-1 Peramunnuru-O Netravathi River-2 (E) Mangalore-l0 Mangalore-14 Mangalore-14 UllaL-1 Kotekara-O Netravathi River-6 (F) Mangalore-14 Mangalore-12 Mangalore-12 Mangalore-12 New Mangalore Gurpur River-3 (G) Mangalore-12 -Port-O 243 STATEMENT-II - PHYSICAL ASPECTS Sl. Class and Name of Town Physical Aspects Name of and NO. Rainfall Temperature state Head Quarters District Head Quarters (in 11111.) (in Centigrade) Maxi~ Minimum 2 345 6 7 (H) BAJALA 3342.1N 35.71 17.15N Bangalore-365 Mangalore-12 (1) KANNUR 310S.04N 3S.71N 17.1SN Bangalore'360 Mangalore-8 15 IV MUDBIDRI 4546.9 33.0N 20.5N Bangalore-352 Mangalore-35 16 IV MULKI 3362.39 33.0N 20.5N Bangalore-380 MangaLore-30 17 V NEW MANGALORE PORT* See (G) Under MangaLore Urban Agglomeration 18 V PERAMUNNURU See (E) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 19 IV PUDU 3983.70 35.79N 18.8N BangaLore-334 Mangalore-14 20 III PUTTUR (TMC) 3720.2 35.1 17.6 Bangalore-322 Mangalore-48 21 III PUTTUR (NMCT) See (D) Under udupi Urban Agglomeration 22 IV SALIGRAM 3394.78 35.1N 17.6N Bangalore-430 Mangalore-80 23 IV SOMESHWARA See (D) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 24 II SURATAKAL See (B) Under Mangalore urban Agglomeration 25 V TONSE WEST 3673.8N 35.1N 17.6N Bangalore-367 Mangalore-71 26 II UDUPI See (A) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration UDUPI URBAN AGGLOMERATION See Constituent Units (A) UDUPI* (TMC) 3773.3 35.1N 17.6N Bangalore-410 Mangalore-60 (B) MALPE 3673.8N 35.1N 17.6N Bangalore-415 Mangalore-65 CC) BADAGABETTU-76 3673.8N 35.1N 17.6N BangaLore-409 Mangalore-59 (D) PUTTUR (NMCT) 3773.3N 35.1N 17.6N Bangalore-415 Mangalore-65 27 III ULLAL See (C) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 244 AND LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1989 road distance (in Kms.) from Sub-Division/TaluK Nearest City with Railway Station Bus Route Navigable River/ SI. Head Quarters population of one Canal (if within No. lakh and more 10 Kms.) 8 9 10 11 12 Mangalore-1;! Mangalore·12 Mangalore-12 Bajala-O Netravathi River·O (H) Mangalore·12 Hangalore·g Hangalore-8 Hangalore-B Kannur-O Netravathi River-2 ( I ) Mangalore-8 Kundapura-96 Mangalore-35 Mangalore-35 Hudbidri-O 15 Karical-19 Mangalore-30 Mangalore-30 Mangalore-30 Hulki -0 16 Mangalore-30 See (G) Under Hangalore Urban Agglomeration 17 See (E) Under Mangalore Urban AggLomeration 18 Mangalore-14 Mangalore-14 Bantval-9 Pudu-O 19 Bantval-9 Puttur-O Mangalore-48 Puttur-O Puttur-O 20 Puttur-O See (0 ) Under Udupi Urban AggLomeration 21 Kundapura-16 Mangalore-80 Mangalore-80 Saligram-O Seetha River-8 22 Udupi-20 See (D) Under Manga l ore, Urban AgglomeratIon 23 See (8) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 24 Kundapura-3S Mangalore-71 Mangalore-71 Tonse \Jest-O Suva rna River-1 25 Udupi-11 Seetha River-7 See (A) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 26 See Constituent Units Kundapura-40 Mangalore-60 Mangalore-60 Udupi -0 Suvarna River-S (A) Udupi-O Udyavara River-5 Kundapura-38 Mangalore-65 MangaLore-65 Malpe-O Udyavara River-3 (8) Udupi-5 Kundapura-38 Mangalore-59 Mangalore-59 , Badagabettu-76-0 Udyavara River-5 (C) Udupi -2 Suvarna River-9 Kundapura-35 Mangalore-65 MangaLore-65 Puttur-O Suvarna River-O (D) Udupi -5 See (C) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 27 245 STATEMENT-Ill - MUNICIPAL Sl. Class and Name of Town Civic Receipt (in Rs. '00) No. Admini· stration Receipt Revenue derived Government Loan Advance Other Total Status through from Municipal Grant Sources Receipt (in 1990) taxes properties and (Specify) etc. powers apart from taxation 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 IV BADAGABETTU-76 See (C) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 2 IV BAINDUR TMC 974 1911 1976 4861 3 V BAJALA See (H) Under Mangalore Urban AgglomeratIon 4 III BANTVAL TMC 3522 5386 4 1578 10490 5 IV GANGOLI NMCT 608 382 1310 624 2924 6 VI HaSAN GAO I KPC PROJECT NMCT COLONY 7 V KANNUR See (I) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 8 III KARKAL TMC 5322 5692 1832 4068 16914 9 V KEMMINJA NMCT 447 240 410 120 1217 10 V KOTEKARA See (F) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 11 III KUNDAPURA TMC 6694 2559 2413 950 13956 26572 12 V MALLAR NMCT 88 283 544 915 13 IV MALPE See (B) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 14 MANGALORE (MC) See (A) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration MANGALORE URBAN AGGLOMERATION See Constituent Units (A) MANGALORE (MC) MC 142693 130591 297560 125013 695857 (B) SURATAKAL TMC 4028 8401 734 340 15704 29207 (C) ULLAL NMCT 1964 1354 2903 591 131 6943 (D) SOMESH'.IARA NMCT 690 335 1647 2672 (E) PERAMUNNURU NMCT 320 60 450 2000·· 2830 (F) KOTEKARA NMCT 485 487 1134 31 855 2992 (G) NEW MANGALORE PORT NMCT (H) BAJALA NMCT 1489 1605 770 3864 (I) KANNUR NMCT 1489 1601 770 3860 15 IV MUDBIDRI TMC 2910 8164 1219 193 100 1794 14380 16 IV MULK! TMC 2630 1510 711 125 119 1974 7069 17 V NEW MANGALORE PORT See (G) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 18 V PERAMUNNURU See (E) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 246 FINANCE, 1988-89 Expenditure (in Rs. '00) St. No. General Admini- Publ ic Safety Publ i cHeal th Public Works Publ ic Others Total strati0t;l and Conve- Institutions (Specify) Expendi ture niences 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 See (Cl Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 1244 433 606 207 2103 4593 2 See (H) Under Mangalore Urban Ag~lomeration 3 4231 1451 1626 569 651 1105 9633 4 957 38 28 793 90 330 2236 5 6 See (0 Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 7 2650 2010 5069 4106 4103 17938 8 150 160 200 340 850 9 See (F) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 10 3131 2548 7318 8053 4597 25647 11 160 53 4 43 145 405 12 See (8) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 13 See (A) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 14 See Constituent Units 57509 59228 289807 72555 403 154348 633850 (A) 2921 1444 1271 8869 37 3430 17972 (8) 1328 1003 1701 3864 34 434 8364 (C) 344 5 492 1351 515 593 3300 (0 ) 500 50 100 1500 600 2750 (E) 382 10 103 1452 1069 394 3410 (F) (G) 301 485 292 1551 9 126 2764 (H) 301 485 291 1551 208 2836 (I) 4363 2437 1000 1919 4794 14513 15 3203 1213 787 988 1301 7492 16 See (G) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 17 See (E) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 18 247 ST A TEM ENT-I1I - MUNICIPAL Sl. Class and Name of Town Civic Receipt (in Rs. '00) No. Admini· stration Receipt Revenue derived Government Loan Advance Other Total Status through from Municipal Grant SourceS Receipt· (in 1990) taxes properties and (Specify) etc. powers apart from taxation ·1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 19 IV PUOU NHCT 134 94 1122 37 1387 20 III PUTTUR THC 11665 14946 1029 335 1479 29454 21 I I I PUTTUR (NHCT) See (0 ) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 22 IV SALIGRAM TMC 935 546 1237 117 74 2909 23 IV SOMESH~ARA See (0) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomerat1on 24 II SURATAKAL See (B) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 25 V TONSE \JEST NMCT 687 144 1320 2151 26 11 UDUPI (lMC) See (A) Under Udupi Urban Asglomeration UOUPI URBAN AGGlOMERAT lON See Constituent Units (A) UOUPI TMC 22259 16851 5391 63203 107704 (B) MALPE N"lCT 1027 98 1515 517 603 3760 CC) BADAGABETTU-76 NHCT 983 1734• 642 1155 4514 (0 ) PUTTUR NMCT 1901 2730 1192 511 6334 27 II I UllAl See (C) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 248 FINANCE, 1988-89 Expenditure (in Rs. '00) Sl. No. General Admini- Publ ic Safety Public Heal th Public Works Publ ic Others Total stration and Conve- Institutions (Specify) Expenditure niences 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 240 131 25 844 3 545 1788 19 4474 987 5649 3197 7767 22074 20 See (0 ) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 21 892 320 50 168 1110 2540 22 See (D) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 23 See (8) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 24 420 265 43 303 598 1629 25 See (A) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 26 See Const i tuent Units 6065 3151 17931 8773 68145 104065 (A) 638 713 298 681 644 2974 (8) 1706 .28 437 1312 3483 (C) 984 22 741 1116 1657 4520 (D) See (C) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 27 249 STATEMENT-IV - CIVIC AND Sl. Class and Name of Town Civic Popu- Scheduled Road System of Number of latrines No. Admini - Latlon Castes and length Sewerage stration Scheduled (i n Kms.) Water Service Others Status Tribes borne (i n 1990) Population 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 IV BADAGABETTU-76 See (C) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 2 IV BAINDUR TMC 16488 1800 PR- 32 osa 260 KR- 12 3 V BAJALA See (H) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 4 III BANTVAL TMC 34313 1237 PR- 29 OSD 845 KR- 28 5 IV GANGOLI NMCT 12332 1109 PR- 8 OSD 1207 KR· 1 6 VI HOSANGADI KPC PROJECT NMCT 2117 301 PR- 7 S 629 COLONY KR· 7 V KANNUR See ( I ) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration. 8 III KARKAL TMC 24108 1822 PR- 36 OSD, • 2162 KR- 11 BSD 9 v_ KEMMINJA NMCT 6779 678 PR- 20 OSD 80 KR- 11 c 10 V KOTEKARA See (F) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 11 III KUNDAPURA TMC 28477 1509 PR- 24 OSD 461 KR- 2 12 V MALLAR NMCT 5776 673 PR- 6 OSD 755 KR- 8 13 IV MALPE See (B) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 14 MANGALORE See (A) Under MangaLore Urban AggLomeration MANGALORE URBAN AGGLOMERATION 426341 18720 PR- 463 S, OSD, 53471 87 KR- 93 SSD (A) MANGALORE MC 281161 13819 PR- 347 S, 0$0, 44129 KR- 28 BSD (B) SURATAKAL TMC 55925 2445 PR- 29 OSD 2841 KR- 12 (C) ULLAL NMCT 31181 696 PR- 12 OSD 1845 - KR- 4 (0 ) SOMESHIJARA NMCT 15302 175 PR- 9 OSD 450 KR- ? (E) PERAMUNNURU NMI;T 9744 133 PR- 5 OSD 850 KR- 14 (F) KOTEKARA NMCT 9719 361 PR- 16 OSD 1360 l , KR- 5 \ 250 OTHER AMENITIES, 1989 Method of Protected Water Supply Fire Fighting Electrification (Number of connections) sl. Disposal Service No. of night Source of System of storage Domestic Industrial Commercial Road Others soi I supply with capacity in light ing litres(in brackets) (points) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 See CC) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration ST Tw Udupi-70 955 189 191 2 2 See CH) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 3 ST T OHT (225000) Mangalore-24 4063 200 1213 683 372 4 SR (90000) ST T OHT (100000) UdUPl -50 1199 82 174 147 59 5 S T OHT (68000) Udupi-60 500 272 6 SR (120000) See (I) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 7 ST T OHT (300000) Udupi -40 2100 125 550 1025 8 S, T OHT (100000) Mangalore-57 364 5 68 125 9 See (F) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 10 ST T OHT (450000) UdUPl-35 2875 285 1230 555 329 11 ST T Udupi-14 280 13 15 20 12 See (8) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 13 See CA) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 14 S, ST, T, I.J OHT (8765000) YES 49202 2240 13214 22275 1317 PT SR (8250000) 5,5T 1 OHT (4000000) YES 37308 1985 11569 20000 817 (A) SR (6000000) ST T OHT (700000) Mangalore-19 3010 71 400 580 (8) ST T OHT (500000) MangaLore-13 3423 131 614 334 216 (C) S1 '.I Mangalore·14 300 15 150 160 70 (0 ) ST T OHT (100000) MangaLore-10 1445· 20 48 250 35 CE) ST T OHT (475000) Mangalore-14 1239 3 184 64 (F) 251 STATEMENT-IV - CIVIC AND sL. CLass and Name of Town Civic Popu- Scheduled Road System of Number of latrines No. Admini- latlon Castes and length Sewerage stratlon Scheduled (i n Kms.) Water Service Others Status Tribes borne (in 1990) Population 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (G) NEW MANGALORE PORT NMCT 8944 842 PR- 34 S, BSD 1500 KR- (H) BAJALA NMCT 8145 40 PR- 5 OSD 265 87 KR- 11 (1) KANNUR NMCT 6220 209 PR- 6 OSD 231 KR- 10 15 IV MUDBJDRI TMC 15868 2164 PR- 25 OSD 1740 KR- 7 16 IV MULKI TMC 14100 1104 PR- 13 OSD 2252 KR- 13 17 V NEW MMJGALORE PORT See (G) Under Mangalore Urban AggLomeration 18 V PERAMUNNURU See (E) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 19 IV PUDU NMCT 10241 276 PR- 5 OSD 779 350 KR- 8 20 III PUTTUR TMC 25800 2715 PR- 23 OSD, 3705 KR- 10 BSD 21 III PUTTUR (NMCT) See (D) Under UdUPl Urban AggLomeration 22 IV SAL[GRAM TMC 14020 9~(\ PR- 7 OSD 9 1500 KR- 13 23 IV SOMESHWARA See (D) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 24 II SURATAKAL See (B) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 25 V TONSE WEST NMCT 8160 678 PR- 22 OSD 495 KR- 3 26 I I UDUPI See (A) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration UDUPI URBAN AGGLOMERATION 117674 11360 PR- 119 S, OSD 3929 6402 KR- 40 (A) UDUPI TMC 78094 6976 PR- 43 5, 050 348 6402 KR- 2 (B) MALPE NMCT 19063 1764 PR- 42 OSD 1506 KR- 20 (C) BADAGABETTU-76 NMCT 10446 1058 PR- 18 OSD 1075 KR- 55 (D) PUTTUR NMCT 10071 1562 PR- 16 OSD 1000 KR- 3 27 III ULlAL See (C) Under Mangalore Urban AggLomeratlon 252 OTHER AMENITIES, 1989 Method of Protected ~ater SuppLy Fire F i gh t i ng ELectrification (Number of connections) sl. Disposal Service No. of night Source of System of storage Dornest i c Industrial COO11lerciaL Road Others ,soi l supply with capacity in light ing litres(in brackets) (points) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 S,ST T OHT (2790000) YES 836 5 53 668 156 (G) SR (2250000) ST,Pt T OHT (200000) Mangalore-12 859 3 38 67 (H) ST T Mangalore-8 782 7 158 152 23 ( I ) 5T T OHT (150000) Mangalore-35 1524 97 590 435 479 15 ST T OHT (610odO) Mangalore-30 2428 98 506 479 16 See (G) Under MangaLore Urban Agglomeration 17 See (E) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 18 ST T OHT (150000) Mangalore-14 895 21 153 54 61 19 ST T SR (900000) Mangalore-48 2896 291 1436 675 171 20 See (D) Under Udupi Urban AgglomeratIon 21 Pt T OHT (5600) Udupi-20 1631 26 230 85 108 22 See (D) Under Mangalore Urban AggLomeration 23 See (8) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 24 ST T OHT (392000) Udupi -11 1302 7 152 117 25 See (A) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 26 S, ST, T, Hp OHT (1212500) YES 12991 486 4137 2698 24 Pt SR (300000) S, ST, T OHT (900000) YES 8126 322 3617 1724 (A) Pt SR (300000) ST T OHT (112500) Udupl-5 3030 104 250 350 (8) ST T, Tw Udupi -2 785 30 70 374 24 (C) ST T OHT (200000) Udupi-5 1050 30 200 250 (D) See (C) Under Mangalore Urban Agg Lomerat i on 27 253 STATEMENT-IV A - CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES Sl. Class and Name of Town Name of Slum Area of Slum Populztion PaVed Roads System of No. (in Sq.km.) of slum ( in kms.) Sewerage (approximate) 2 3 4 5 6 7 MAN GALORE (MC) 1 ) Harijan Colony, Bollor 0.003 121 OSD 2) Harijan Colony, 0.009 474 S Kudukorlgudda 3) Harijan Colony, Pandeshwar 0.002 114 S 4) Kodialguthu Slum area on 0.007 239 S east of M.G.Road ln Kcdialbai l vi llage in 4th 'Ward 5) Shantha Alva Compound, 0.008 245 S Jeppu 6) 'West of Urwa Market on 0.003 70 S Matadakani Road 2 11 SURATAKAL (MC) 3 11 UDUPI (TMC) 1) Doddanagudde 0.011 410 * For Class 1 & 11 Towns only. 254 IN NOTIFIED SLUMS. 1989* Number of Latrines Method of No.of tap pOlnts/ Eleclriflcation (No. of connections) Sl. disposal publlC hydrants No. Private COlllTlunity of night installed for Domestic Road Lighting Others soi l supply of (Points) lJater Service Others protected water Borne 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 4 4 2 4 S 4 41 4 10 S 3 14 4 10 S 3 43 28 4 S 3 17 3 26 S 2 23 7 2 3 ST!'.TEMENT-V - MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL. Sl. Class and Name Popu- Medical Facilities Educational Facilities No. of Town l at I on :,----;--=:--'7'"'" Hospitals Beds In Arts/ Medical Engineering Po l yt echnl c Recognised .Dlspen- Medical SCience/ Colleges Colleges Shorthand sarles/TB Instl- Commerce Typewriting CLinics tutlons Colleges Vocational etc. noted (of degree Tf"aln1ng In Co\,4 level & above) Institutions 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 IV BADAGABETTU-76 See (C) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 2 IV BAINOUR 16488 HC, FPC 10 AC Manlpal-66 Bhatkal-19 Bhatkal-19 Sh.Type(2) 3 V BAJALA See (H) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 4 III BANTVAL 34313 H(1)( 1), 24 ASC Mangalore-24 Suratakal-45 MangaLore-24 Sh.Type(3) FPC 5 IV GANGOLI 12332 H( 1 )( 1) • 8 Kundapura-1S Manlpal-56 Manlpal-S6 Manlpal-56 Sh.Type(2) HC, FPC, 0 6 VI HOSANGADJ KPC 2117 H(l)(l), 16 Kundapura-38 Manlpal-60 Manlpal-60 Udupl-60 Kundapura-38 PROJECT COLONY FPC 7 V KANNUR See (I) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 8 III KARKAl 24108 H(1)(1), 100 ASC(Z) Manlpal-37 Nltte-l0 Nltte-l0 Sh.Type(2) FPC 9 V KEMMINJA 6779 Puttur-5 ASC Mangalore-57 Sulya-35 Puttur-5 Puttur-5 10 V KOTEKARA See (F) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 11 III KUNOAPURA 28477 H( 1)( 1), 85 ASC Manlpal-39 Manlpal-39 ManlpaL-39 Sh.Type(3) HC, FPC, 0 12 V MAlLAR 5776 Kapu- 1 Shlrva-5 Manlpal-20 Manlpal-20 UdUPl-14 Kapu-l 13 IV MALPE See (B) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 14 MAN GALORE See (A) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration MAN GALORE 426341 H(6}(6), 2729 S, C, AC(2), 3 2 Type(7), URBAN 0«3)(3) , AS(2), ASC(7), Sh.Type(8), AGGLOMERATION 0(7)(6, Ay-1), L, U 0(20) HC(3), FPC(7) (A) MANGALORE 281161 H{S}(S), 2677 S, C, AS(2), Ay-3 Suratakal-192 Sh.Type(S), (MC)* 0(8)(7, U-n, AC(2) , Type(S) FPC(3) , ASC(6), L Other(20) U (B) SURATAKAL 55925 HC, FPC 10 ASC Mangalore-19 1 Mangalore-19 Sh.Type(2) (TMC)* (C) ULLAL 31181 HC, FPC 6 Mangalore-13 Mangalore-13 Suratakal-31 Mangalore-13 Type • (D) SOMESHWARA 15302 Ullal-6 MangaLore-14 Mangalore-14 Suratakal 33 Mangalore-14 Ullal-6 (E) PERAMUNNURU 9744 MangaLore-10 Mangalore-10 Mangalore-10 Suratakal-20 Ullal·S Sh.Type (F) KOTEKARA 9719 0(1)(Ay-1), 6 Mangalore-14 Mangalore-14 Suratakal-36 Mangalore-14 Type HC, FPC 256 RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL FACILITIES, 1989 Educational Facilities (concld.) Working No.of Recreational & Cultural Activities Sl. Women's " No, Higher Secondary/ Junior Primary Adult Hostels Stadia Cinema Auditoria/ Publ ic Secondary/ Matriculation Secondary Schools Literacy with Drama/COITITIU' Libraries Intermediate/ & Middle Classesl No. of nity Halls including PUC (Pre-Uni- Schools Centres seats Reading versity Others Rooms College Level) (Specify) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 See (C) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 8 14 PL 2 See (H) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 3 6 11 16 2 PL 4 RR 2 6 7 AC(l) RR 5 Shankaranarayena-20 2 6 See (I) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 7 3 3 9 11 2 P~ 8 RR 2 AC(l) 9 See (F) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 10 2 4 10 15 2 2 Pl l' Pudu-3 Pudu-3 2 12 See (Il) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 13 See CA) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 14 11 38 123 136 73 3(300) 2 10 41 PL(5 ) RR(12) 7 27 . 84 93 AC(l) 3-300 9 31 PL (A) RR 3 3 11 13 4 PL (Il) RR 4 11 11 AC(l} PL (C) RR Ullal-6 2 6 6 AC(l) 3 (0 ) Ullal-5 3 3 (E) Ullal-6 Someshwara-l 2 4 PL (F) " RR 257 STATEMENT-V - MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL. St. Class and Name Popu- Medical Fac i lit i es Educational Faci l i ti es No_ of Town lation Hospitals Beds in Arts/ Medical Engineering Polytechnic Recognised Dispen- Medical Science/ Colleges Colleges Shorthand saries/TB Insti- Commerce Typewriting Cl inics tutlons Colleges Vocational etc. noted (of degree Training in Col.4 level & above) Institutions 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (G) NEU MANGA- 8944 H(1)(1). 30 Suratakal-5 Mangatore-10 Suratakal-S Mangalore-l0 Kulai-3 LORE PORT FPC (H) BAJALA 8145 Mangalore-12 Mangalore-12 Mangatore-12 Suratakal-31 Mangalore-12 Mangalore-12 ( I ) KANNUR 6220 Mangalore-8 Mangalore-8 Mangalore-8 Suratakal-27 Mangalore-8 Mangalore-8 15 IV MUDBIDRI 15868 HC, FPC 10 AC, ASC Manipal-40 Nitte-25 Sh. Type 16 IV MUlKl 14100 HC, FPC ASC Mangaiore-32 Suratakal·7 Mangalore-32 Sh. Type(3) 17 V NEIo/ MANGAlORE See (G) Under "langalore Urban Agglomeration, PORT 18 V PERAMUNNURU See (E) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 19 IV PUDU 10241 Benjana- Bantval-9 Mangalore-16 Suratakal-35 Mangalore-16 Sh. Type padavu-6 20 III PUTTUR (TMC) 25800 H(l)(l), 68 ASC Mangalore-48 Sulya-45 Sh.Type(2) FPC 21 III PUT TUR (NMCT) See (D) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 22 IV SALIGRAM 14020 HC, FPC 6 Kundapura-15 Manl pa l-25 Suratakal-12 Udupi-20 Sh. Type "' 23 IV SOMESHWAR See (D) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 24 II SURATAKAL See (B) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 25 V TONSE \.lEST 8160 Udupi -11 Kalyanpur-5 Manipal-16 Manipal-16 Udupi -11 3h. Type 26 II UDUPI See (A) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration UDUPI URBAN 117674 H(1)(1), 213 ASC(2) 2 Sh.Type(6) AGGLOMERAT ION 0(1)(1), Type(2) He, FPc(3) (A) UDUPI 78094 H(1)(1), 198 ASC(2) Manipal-5 Mam pa l- 5 2 Sh.Type(5), FPC(2), 0 Type(2) (B) MALPE 19063 HC, FPC 15 Udupi -5 Manipal-11 Manipal-11 Udupi -5 Type (C) BADAGA- 10446 Udupi -2 Udupi -2 Manipal-5 Manipal-5 Udupi -2 Udupi -2 BETTU-76 (D) PUTTUR 10071 Udupi-5 Kalyanpur-S Manipal-3 Manipal-3 Manipal-3 Sh. Type 27 III ULLAl See (C) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 258 RECREATIQNAL AND CULTURAL FACILITIES. 1989 Educational Facilities (concld.) lJorking No.of Recreational & Cultural Activities SI. lJomen's No. Higher Secondary/ Junior Primary Adult Hostels Stadia Cinema Audi tori a/ Publ ic Secondary/ Matriculation Secondary Schools Literacy wi th Drama/ColTlTlU- Libraries Intermediate/ & Middle Classes/ No. of nity Halls including PUC (Pre-Uni- Schools Centres seats Reading versi ty' Others Rooms Col Lege Level) (Specify) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Kr i shnapura-9 2 2 2 PL (G) RR MangaLore-12 MangaLore-12 3 3 (H) Mangalore-8 MangaLore-8 AC(1) ( I ) 3 3 9 10 PL 15 RR 3 6 7 AC(1) 3 PL 16 RR See (G) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 17 See (E) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 18 Benjanapadavu-6 Thumbe-2 2 3 19 4 9 10 1-25 2 PL 20 RR See (D) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 21 Kundapura-15 Kota-2 7 7 PL 22 RR See (D) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 23 See (B) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 24 2 5 5 25 See (A) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 26 3 15 25 29 4 15 F'L(4) RR(4) 2 10 12 13 3 12 PL (A) RR 3 6 7 2 PL (B) RR Ullal-2 2 2 3 PL (C) RR Udupi-S 5 6 PL (D) RR See (C) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 27 259 STATEMENT-VI - TRADE, COMMERCE, Sl. Class and Name of Names of three most 1mportant Names of three most 1mportant No. Town commod1t1es 1mported commod1t1es exported 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 IV BADAGABETTU-76 See (C) Under Udup1 Urban AgglomeratIon 2 IV BAINDUR Clothes RIce Fert I II zers Beed1es Lemon Grass OIL Rubber 3 V BAJA LA See (H) Under Mangalore Urban AgglomeratIon 4 III BANTVAL Paddy Tobacco Beedl leaves Beedles BrIcks & TI les Cut SIzes of TImber 5 IV GANGOLI FoodgraH\S SteeL & Nett1ng Yarn FIsh TI Les LIme SheL l Cement 6 VI HOSANGAOI KPC Cables & Electr1c PROJECT COLONY Transformers Power 7 V KANNUR See (I) Under Mangalore Urban AggLomerat10n 8 III KARKAL Coconut Cashew Beed1 Leaves Arecanut Cut SIzes of Cashew TImber Kernels 9 V KEMMINJA Clothes fertILIzers Med1clnes Cocoa Products Cashew Kernels (ChacoLates) 10 V KOTEKARA See (F) Under Mangalore Urban AgglomeratIon 11 I I I KUND APLIRA Clay Beed1 Leaves Paddy T1 les & RIce Beedles Brlcks 12 V MALLAR Tobacco Cotton Yarn Beedles Handloom Sarees P1ckles 13 IV MALPE See (B) Under UdUpl Urban AgglomeratIon 14 MANGALORE See (A) Under Mangalore Urban AgglomeratIon MAN GALORE URBAN See Constituent UnIts AGGLOMERATION (A) MAN GALORE (MC) Fert1l1zers Iron & Steel Ed1ble 01 l T1les Ca;,hewnuts F1sh (B) SURATAKAL Clothes Beedl Leaves Tobacco Beedles Cut S1zes of F1Sh TImber (C) ULLAL R1ce Sugar Text1les T1les Canned F1Sh (D) SOMESHWARA Tobacco Foodgralns Beedle;, F1sh Products Cut S lZes of Leave" & TImber Powder (E) PERAMUNNURU Petrol Beedl leaves TImber Beedle<; Plywood C01 r Producb & Tobacco (F) KOTEKARA Fert 1 l1 zers Beedl Leaves Tlmber Beed1es Cut S1zes of Cashew Kernels & Pest1c1des & Tobacco T1mber (G) NEW MANGALORE Raw P1pes Iron Ore Coated PIpes R1ggs Platforms PORT (H) BAJALA Fert1 l1zers Jaggery Tobacco Paddy Beedles Sugarcane (I) KANNUR Kerosene Beedl Leaves Tobacco Beedles BrIcks 260 INDUSTRY AND BANKING. 1989 Names of three most important commodities manufactured No.of Banks No.of Agricultural No.of Non-Agri- Sl. Credit Societies cultural Credit No. Societies 1st 2nd 3rd 9 10 11 12 13 14 See (C) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration Beedies Lemon Grass Oi l Rubber 4 2 See (H) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 3 Beedies Cashewnut Ti les 11 3 2 4 Tiles Ice Fish Fertilizers 5 5 ELectric Power 6 See (I) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 7 Plastic Bags Beedies ~ooden Materials 11 2 8 • Chacolates Cashew Kernels 9 See (F) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 10 TiLes & Bricks Beedies Flsh Meal 10 4 11 Beedies Handloom Sarees Pickles 12 See (B) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 13 See (A) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 14 See Constituent Units Ti Les Cashew Kernels Beedies 113 8 80 (A) Beedies Cut Sizes of FIsh Products 7 2 (B) Timber Fish Products TiLes Lime 3 (C) Beedies Ti les Cut Sizes of Timber (D) Beedies PLywood Coir Products (E) Cashew KerneLs Cut Sizes of Beedies (F) Timber Coated Pipes Riggs Platforms 7 (G) Beedies AgricuLtural (H) Implements Beedies Bricks ( I ) 261 STATEMENT-VI - TRADE, COMMERCE. Sl. Class and Name of Names of three most important Names ot three most important No. Town commodities imported commodities exported 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 15 IV MUDBIDRI Timber Paddy Coconut Cut Sizes of Rice Coconut Oi l Timber 16 IV MULKI Copra Tobacco & Cement Beedies Ii les Fish Beedi Leaves 17 V NEW MAN GALORE PORT See (G) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 18 IV PERAMUNNURU See (E) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 19 IV PUOU Timber Beedi Leaves Tobacco \.Iooden Beedies Cashewnut Articles 20 III PUTTUR (TMC) coconut Cement Timber Arecanut Cashewnut Cut Sizes of Timber 21 III PUTTUR (NMCT) See (D) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 22 IV SALlGRAM Sugar \.Iheat Groundnut Groundnut Oil Paddy Fish 23 IV SOMESHIJARA See (D) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 24 II SURATAKAL See (8) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 25 V TONSE IJEST Paddy Tobacco Groceries coconuts Coir Products Lime Stones 26 II UDUPl See (Al Under Udupi Urban AgglomeratIon UDUPI URBAN AGGLOMERATION See Constituent Units (A) UDUPI Refined Oi l Sugar Cement Coconut Oi I Ch i II ies Jaggery (B) MALPE \.load for Clay for Paddy Fish Products Tiles Coir Products boat bui lding Ti les (C) BAOAGABETTU-76 Sandalwood Tobacco Cotton Yarn Beedies Sandalwood Handloom,Sarees Articles (Cotton) (0) PUTTUR Tobacco Netting Yarn Clay Bal iga Beedies Tiles Fishnuts 27 III ULLAL See (C) Under MangaLore Urban Agglomeration 262 INDUSTRY AND B.<\NKING, 1989 Names of three most Important commodities manufactured No.of Banks No.of Agricultural No_ of Non- Agrl - Sl. Credit Societies cul tural Credlt No. Societies 1st 2nd 3rd 9 10 11 12 13 14 Aluminium Cashew Kernels Beedl es 6 3 15 Utensl ls Tiles Spun PipeS Beedles 5 4 16 See CG) Under Mangalore Urban AgglomeratIOn 17 See (E) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 18 Beedles Plywood Black Boards 2 19 Coconut Oil Iron Plastic 13 3 20 Fabrl cat I on 1J0rks Containers See (0 ) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 21 Gn ndl ng IJheel Beedles Bri cks 3 22 See (D) Under Mangalore Urban AgglomeratIOn 23 See (B) Under Mangalore Urban AgglomeratIOn 24 COlr Products Fish Products Beedles 2 25 See (A) Under Udupi Urban Agglomeration 26 See Const I tuent Un! ts Coconut Oil Arrack Polythene Plpe~ 35 9 3 (A) (Olstllled) & Articles Tiles Fish Meals COlr Products 6 5 (B) geedles AluminIUm Handloom Sarees CC) Utensils Fishing nuts Beedles Tiles 3 (D) See CC) Under Mangalore Urban Agglomeration 27 263 APPENDIX POPULATION OF TOWNS AND THEIR ASSOCIATED OUTGROWTHS Location Name of the Town Population of Name of Outgrowth Population of Code No. the core town Outgrowth 2 :3 4 5 MANGALORE URBAN AGGLOMERATION 300101 Mangalore (MC) 273304 300102 Bengare Area 7857 300801 New Mangalore Port (NMCT) 3501 300802 Tannirubavi 909 300803 Panambur 93 300804 Baikampady 4441 300901 Suratkal (TMC) 22635 300902 Kulai 9604 300903 Hosabettu 5203 300904 Katipalla 18483 UDUPI URBAN AGGLOMERATION 310101 Udupi (TMC) 33913 310102 Shivall i 18291 310103 Herga 12311 310104 Kuthpady 3054 310105 Kadekar 4195 310106 Ki.diyur 432a- 310107 Ambalpady 1480 310108 Mudanidandur 522 264 LIST OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES List of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Trihes as per the Scheduled Caste~ and Scheduled Tribes orders (Amendment) Act, 1976, (No. 108 of 197(J dated the 18th September, 1(76) adopted for the 1991 Census. SCHEDULED CASTES 36. Garoda, Garo 1. Adi Andhra 37. Gouda 2. Adi Dravida 38. (josangi 3. Adi Karnataka 39. Halleer 4. Adiya (in Coorg District) 40. Halsar, Haslar, Hulasvar, Halasvar 5. Ager 4]. Handi .Iogi~ 6. Ajila \ 42. Hasla 7. Anamuk 43. Holar, Valhar 8. Aray Mala 44. Holaya, Holcr, Holcya 9. Arunthathiyar 45. Holeya Da~ari HI. Arwa Mala 46. Jaggali 11. Baira 47. Jamhu\'ulu 12. Bakad 4K Kadaiyan 13. Bant (in Bclgaum, Bijapur, Dharwar and North 4'). Kalladi Kanara districts) 50. Kepmari~ 14. Bakuda 51. Kolupulvandlu 15. Balagai 52. Koosa 16. Bartdi 53. Koracha 17. Banjara, Lamhani 54. Korama lK Bathada 55. Kotegar. Melri 19. Beda Jangam, Budga Jangam 5(1. Kudumban 20. Bcllara "i~ - I. Kuravan 21. Bhangi, Mehtar, Olgana, Rukhi, Malk 265 7(l. Mavilan 13. Irlliar 77. Meghva!. Menghvar I ..l_ I rllli!l~t 7R. Moger I:'i. .knll Kurllha 79. Mukri I (J. Kadu Kurllba 80. Mundala 17. Kammara (in South Kanara District and Kollegal Taluk of My~orc District) 81. Nadia, HaJi 82. Nalkadaya IX. Kanivan. Kanyan (in Kollcgal Taluk of Mysor..: Dist~ict) 83. Nalakcyava 11). Kathodi. Katkari. Ohor Kathndi. Dhm Katkari. 84. Nayadi Son Kathodi. Son Katkari 85. Pale l(). Kallullayakan 86. Pallan 21. Kokna, Kokni, Kukna 87. Pamhada Koli Ohm, Tokn: Koli. Kolcha, Koigha 8R. Panchama:' Kunda Kapus 89. Panniandi 24. Koraga 9(}. Paraiyan. Paraya 2.". Kota 91. Paravan 2{1. Koy.t. Rhine K,lya. Rajkoya 92. Rancyar 27. KlIdiya. Mebklldi 93. Samagara 2X. Kuruha (in ('(lorg District) 94. Samban 21). KlirUIll;JnS 95. Sapari 30 .. Maha Malasar 96. Sillckyathas 31. Malaikudi 97. Sindhollu, Chindollu ,') .~-. \\bbsar 98. Sudugadu Siddha Tt Malayckandi 99. Thoti .'4.. Makrll lOO. Tirgar, Tirbanda 35. M;tr 1. Adiyan .'~. Naikda. Navaka. Cholivala Navaka. Kapadia N:lyaka. Mola Nayal.:a, 2. Barda Nana Nayaka 3. Bavacha. Bameha ~l). PaJliyan 4. Bhil, Bhil Ciarasia, Dholi Bhil. DlIn~ri Bhi!. '+0. Paniv The 11)9) Cen~us tabk~ will be puhli~heJ in 33 ~epar,lte ~erie~ l)f \()lllIllC~ for All - India ano fllr each Stale and Union Territory. The puhlit'at ion ~erie~ i~ a~ f()llow~: Series No. 10, Jammu & Kashmir 23. Tamil Nadu 11. Karnataka 24. Tripura 1. INDIA 12. Kerala 25. Uttar Pradesh 13. Madhya Pradesh 26. West Bengal States 14. Maharashtra Union Territories 2. Andhra Pradesh 15. Manipur 16. Meghalaya 3. Arunachal Pradesh 27. Andaman & Nicobar Islands 17. Mizoram 4. Assam 28. Chandigarh 18. Nagaland 5. Bihar 29. Dadra & Nagar Haveli 19. Orissa 6. Goa 30. Daman & Diu 20. Punjab 7. Gujarat 31. Delhi 21. Rajasthan 8. Haryana 32. Lakshadweep 22. Sikkim 9. Himachal Pradesh 33. Pondicherry In each of the .... e .... cries (for all - India and each State/Union Territory) the different ~crie" of tables (A Series - General Population Table~. B - Serie~ - General Economic Table!'>. clc .. ) will be brought out as different Parts. Apart from the~e. District Census Handbooh will. be published for each di~trict in the country. These will contain the PCA data for the district, the village and town primary ecn!'>u" ah"tracl and the village and town directorie~. Thl! latll!r comprise compilation!'> of stati~tie .... , l!xternal to cen .... u.... rdating to the villages and town ..... which in conjunction with Cl!n~us data will he very u .... dul to data u.... er ..... For all - India and for each State and Linion Territory. the cen .... u!'> tabulation" and reporb will he published according to thc following plan: Part No. and suhject covcred Sub-part No. if any. and the topic .... C(}\'l:red Part I - Administration Report Part I-A - Administration Report EnUl11nation (for Oflice u ... e only) Part 1-8 - Administration Rl!pOrl Tabulation Part II - General Population Table .... Part II-A - General Populatioll Tables - A-Serie~ Part II-B - Primary c:en .... u .... Abstract Part III - General Economic Table~ Part III-A - B-Scrie .... tabk .... of first .... tage which will be brought out on lO';{ .... ample in rc .... pect of major States and on full count in rl! .... pect 01 .... maller States and Union Territories. Part III-B - B-Serie .... tahlc~ ()r ~ec()nd .... tage which will be brought out on full count. The data rdating HHI, OW. Marginal Workers and Non-\\(lrkcr~ ~ecking!availablc for work will he entered on full cnunt basi ..... Part IV - Social ;md Cultural Table" Part IV -A . C-Series tahle" of fir"t "tage covering age, ~~X and marital "tat us. compo~iti()n of population. singk y<.:ar age rclurn~, <.:ducational lc\<.:b. school aLt<.:ndanc<.: and hilingualism. Part IV-B - C-S<:rie~ tabks cov<.:ring mother tongu<.:, religion of population and household composition. Part V - Migration Tables Part V -A - D-Serie,; tabk" of first stage covaing tables based on 11)1;; sample in respect of major States and on full count in rc:,pcct of smaller States and Uni._m Territories. Part V-B - D-S<.:ri<.:s tablcs of sccond :,tagc covering occupational classification of migrant workers. The"c tahle" an: based on full count. Parl VI - FcrtililY Tables F-Scrie~ tables of first :,tage which will be brought out I)n loci sampk 111 r<.::,pecl nf major Stal<.:~ anu on full count in n:spcct of "mailer Stat<.:.., and Union Territori<.:". Part VII Table" on Housc" ,llld H - Series tables covering cen!-.u:, huu!-.es and the u!-.e!-. to Household Amcnitic" whieh the".: arc put, con"truction material of wall, roof and 1100T of I hc cen:,u:, h(lll~e~ occupied by h()u~ehold:,. h:nun: :,talll:, llf Ihe house occupied and numbcr of living roum~. hou..,eh(lld ..,i/e, hou"ing facilities like drinking waler. electricity COVl'f tablc~ on Scheduled Ca"te~ and Scheduled Tribes. Thi~ volume will contain analyticll Ilt)tes abo. Part VIII - Special Table" on Scheduled Thi~ pari will contain SC and ST scrie" of tables for Castes and Scheduled Tribes Sdlcdukd Ca~tes and Schedulcd Tribes respectively. The data rclal ing to Scheduled Ca~te~ and Scheduled Tribes will be entered on full count b,l~is in the third stage and SC/ST lablc~ will be proces~ed on the computer on full count. The"e will cover popUlation of cadI Scheduled Ca~te/Trihe. industrial categories of main and I11wginal \\ orker~ l1(\n-w(\rker~ ~eeking/a\'ailabk for \\ork and ,110se who never worked hefore. edllcltional level. ~<:hool attendance. age, sex and marilal status. composition of Scheduled Ca~te" and Scheduled Trihes. In ilddition 10 these, Iht: fertilily tahks relating to SC/ST arc also con;reu. These lable:, abo cover for Scheduled Tribt:s, their composition hy religion. mother tongue and bilingualism. Part IX - Town Directory, Sun<.:y Report Part IX - A . Town Director~ on Towns and Village" Part IX - B - Survey Report on sdectcd Towns Part IX - (' - Sliney Rt:port on :,elccted Villagc~ Pari X Ethnographic notc!'> and !'>pccial !'>t udie;, nil Scheclulcu Castc~ and Schedukd Trihe;, Part Xl - Census Atlas Uilion and StatdUnion Terrilorv l'ensu!'> Atlases Pan XII - District Ccnsu!'> Handhook Part XII - A - Village and Town Dircclory Part XII - B - Villagc and Town WISC Primary Census Ahstracl The following special paper~ arc also planned and will be published as ancJ when they are rcady as 1991 Census papers : (a) Special slupies taken up by the Dircctors of Ccnsus Operations (b) Special Areas Surveys ( c) Special Tables for Standard U rhan Areas \ (d) Language Su~vey Report:-, (c) Post Enumeration Check Report (f) Age Tables (g) Life Tables (h) Rcports on estimates .01' inLCr-ccn,'>ill binh and dcalh rales uSlIlg )t)!':))_ J1)9) life tables anu age data (i) Development of Vital Statistics 111 India Besides these special papers. some monographs hascd on 1<)<)1 CcnSllS data nn suhjcct:-. of topical interest to bl! prepared by scholars will be brought out as !IN I Cen~lI" mlll1ographs. It is alsu proposed Lo carry OUL some special studies of IY91 Census data in collaboration with other organisations and the results of such studies will hc published as occasional papers of lhe 19Y1 Ccn~lls. It is also proposecJ to disseminatc CCllSUS tabulalions and the hasic data in machim: rc;~ahk form~ such as magnetic tapes, diskettes, nopril:~, etc. The District Census Handbooks will be available for sale at the Governnwnl Cenlral Pres"" Bangalorc and the other publication~ at the Officc or thl' Director of Cl:nsus ()perali()n~, Karnataka, Bangalore and the Manager of Publications, Civil Lines, New Delhi - (j.