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33/11 Kv Sub-Stations Under Car, Apdcl 33/11 KV SUB-STATIONS UNDER CAR, APDCL Name of the Region : Central Assam As on Aug'2015 Capacity of Sub Station Whether operation of Sub Station done by S.I. Name of the Name of the Name of the Sub District in which Name of 33/11 KV Sub Station/ Total No. of Transformer Capacity APDCL/service Remarks if any No. Circle Division Division located Location Capacity Transformer (MVA Rating) contractor/out sourced (MVA) personnel, etc. 1 132/33KVA, HPC 2 2x7.5 15 By Consumer Dedicated Jagiroad 2 Jagiroad Jagiroad 2 1x5.0 + 1x 10.0 15 APDCL Augmented 3 Morigaon Jhargaon Morigaon Maloibari 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL 4 Morigaon Morigaon 2 2x5 10 APDCL Morigaon 5 Laharighat Lahorighat 2 1x 3.16 +1x 5.0 8.16 APDCL Augmented 6 Nagaon-I Nagaon 4 2x10+2x5 25 APDCL 7 Itapara (Haiborgaon) 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL 8 Nagaon-I Nagaon-II Lawgaon 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL 9 Juria 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL 10 Nagaon-III Bebejia 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL 11 Mahabali Cement 2 2x0.75 1.5 By Consumer Dedicated 12 RJ Cement 1 1x1.25 1.25 By Consumer Dedicated 13 Kathiatoli Kathiatoli 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL 14 Kampur 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL 15 Modertolly 1 1x2.5 2.5 APDCL Hojai 16 Dragon Cement 1 1x1.0 1 By Consumer Dedicated 17 Hojai Nilbagan 2 2x5 10 APDCL 18 Nagaon Nagaon Hojai 2 1 X 5, 1 X 10 15 APDCL 19 132/33 KV, Calcom Cement 1 1x20 20 By Consumer Dedicated Lanka 20 Lanka 2 2x5 10 APDCL 21 Barapujia 2 1x5+1x3.15 8.15 APDCL Raha 22 JB Garh 2 1x3.15+1x2.5 5.65 APDCL 23 Dhing 2 1x5+1x2.5 7.5 APDCL Dhing 24 Batadraba 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL 25 DRDO 2 2x5 10 By Consumer Dedicated Nagaon-II 26 KD Cement 1 1x2.5 2.5 By Consumer Dedicated 27 Samaguri 2 1x5+1x3.15 8.15 APDCL 28 Samaguri Rupahi 2 1x5+1x2.5 7.5 APDCL 29 Ambagan 1 1x2.5 2.5 APDCL 30 Borhampur 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL Samaguri 31 Amoni 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL 32 Silghat LIS 1 1x1.6 1.6 By Consumer Dedicated 33 Missamukh LIS 1 1x1.6 1.6 By Consumer Dedicated Nagaon Nagaon-II Nagaon 34 Kaliabor Hatimura LIS 1 1x4 4 By Consumer Dedicated 35 Garubondha 2 2x5 10 APDCL 36 Burapahar 1 1x3.16 3.16 APDCL 37 Hamren Hamren 1 1x2.5 2.5 APDCL 38 Donkamokam 1 1x2.5 2.5 APDCL 39 KLHEP 2 2.5+3.15 5.65 By Consumer Dedicated Donkamokam 40 Boithlangsu 1 1x2.5 2.5 APDCL 41 Howraghat Karbi Anglong Umpani 1 1x2.5 2.5 APDCL 42 Howraghat 1 1x2.5 2.5 APDCL 43 Howraghat Dokmoka 1 1x2.5 2.5 APDCL 44 Bakalia 1 1x2.5 2.5 APDCL 45 Kheroni Kheroni 2 1x5 5 APDCL 46 Haflong 2 2x3.15 6.3 APDCL Haflong 47 Harangazao 1 1x2.5 2.5 APDCL 48 VCL 1 7.5 7.5 By Consumer Dedicated 49 Haflong Dima Hasao NECEM 2 1.6 1.6 By Consumer Dedicated KANCH Umrangsu 50 RCL 1 2 2 By Consumer Dedicated 51 Umrangsu 1 1x2.5 2.5 APDCL 52 Maibong Maibong 1 1x2.5 2.5 APDCL 53 Diphu 2 2x5 10 APDCL Diphu -II 54 Manza 1 2x2.5 5 APDCL 55 Railway 2 2x3.15 6.3 By Consumer Dedicated Lamding 56 Lumding 2 2x5 10 APDCL 57 Bokajan 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL Diphu Karbi Anglong 58 quarry 1 1 1 By Consumer Dedicated 59 CCI 2 2X5 10 By Consumer Dedicated Bokajan 60 New Tech.Steel 3 3.25+0.5+2x1.6 6.95 By Consumer Dedicated 61 CRPF 2 2x1.6 3.2 By Consumer Dedicated 62 Khatkahti 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL 63 Tezpur 3 1x10,2x5 15 APDCL 64 Tezpur-I Paruwa 2 1x5,1x3.16 8.16 APDCL 65 Batomari 2 2x5 10 APDCL 66 Depota 2 10x2 20 APDCL Tezpur Tezpur Tezpur 67 Laxman Marg 2 2.5x2 5 By Consumer Dedicated 68 Airforce 2 2.5x2 5 By Consumer Dedicated 69 Tezpur University 2 2.5x2 5 By Consumer Dedicated 70 Balipara 2 2x5 10 APDCL Balipara 71 Balipara Harchurah 2 2x5 10 APDCL 72 Tezpur Sonabeel 2 2.5x2 5 APDCL 73 Rangapara 2 2.5x2 5 APDCL Rangapara 74 Missamari 2 2.5+5 7.5 APDCL Dhekiajuli 75 Dhekiajuli 3 5+3.16+3.15 11.31 APDCL Dhekiajuli I 76 Mizibari 2 2.5+5 7.5 APDCL 77 B. Chariali 2 2x5 10 APDCL 78 Tezpur Tezpur Pavoi 2 2x3.16 6.32 APDCL Chariali 79 Borgang 2 3.16+2.5 5.66 APDCL 80 Monabari 2 3.15+2.5 5.65 APDCL Chariali 81 Jamuguri Jamuguri 2 5+3.15 8.15 APDCL 82 Sootea Sootea 2 2.5+3.16 5.66 APDCL 83 Gohpur 2 2.5+5.0 7.5 APDCL 84 Gohpur Dubia 2 3.16+2.5 5.66 APDCL 85 Helem 2 1x2.5+1x5.0 7.5 APDCL 86 Ramanichuk 2 1x10+1x5 15 APDCL N. Lakhimpur 87 Balijan 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL 88 N. Lakhimpur Bihpuria 2 2x5 10 APDCL 89 Bihpuria Laluk unmanned 1 1x5 5 APDCL 90 Narayanpur 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL 91 Dhemaji Dhemaji 2 2x5 10 APDCL North 92 Lakhimpur Dhakuakhana 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL Lakhimpur Dhakuakhana 93 Maachkhowa 1 1x2.5 2.5 APDCL Dhemaji 94 Ghilamara 1 1x2.5 2.5 APDCL 95 Ghilamara Gogamukh (Moinapara) 2 2x5 10 APDCL 96 NHPC (Gerukamukh) 2 2x2.5 5 By Consumer Dedicated 97 Chilapathar Chilapathar 2 1x5+1x2.5 7.5 APDCL Chilapathar 98 Jonai Jonai 1 1x2.5 2.5 APDCL 99 Silchar-I Malinibeel 3 2x10+1x5 25 APDCL 100 Meherpur 5 3x5+1x2.5 + 1x 10 27.5 APDCL 101 Silchar-II Durgakona 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL 102 NIT Silchar 2 2x2.5 5 Unmanned Dedicated 103 Assam University 2 2x2.5 5 By Consumer Dedicated Silchar-I 104 Silchar Cachar Srikona 2 1x5+1x2.5 7.5 APDCL 105 (33/0.4)Barak Ispat 1 1x4 4 By Consumer Dedicated Silchar-III 106 Barak Valley Aloy 1 1x5 5 By Consumer Dedicated 107 MES 1 1x2.5 2.5 By Consumer Dedicated 108 Kabuganj 2 1 X 5 + 1x2.5 7.5 APDCL Sonai 109 Sonai 1 1x5 5 APDCL 110 Ladi Steel 1 1x3.15 3.15 By Consumer Dedicated Udharbond Silchar-II 111 Udharbond 3 2x5+1x2.5 12.5 APDCL 112 Udharbond Kumbhirgram 2 2x2.5 5 Outsourced agency 113 Baskandi 1 1x5 5 APDCL 114 Cachar Ispat 1 1x2.5 2.5 By Consumer Dedicated Silchar-II 115 Silchar Cachar Kalain 2 1x3.15+1x2.5 5.65 APDCL 116 Katigorah 1 1x5 5 APDCL Kalain 117 Neelchara 1 1x5 5 118 NATRIP 1 1x0.5 0.5 By Consumer Dedicated 119 Lakhipur Pailapool 2 2x5 10 APDCL 120 Karimganj Karimganj 3 1x10+2x5 20 APDCL 121 Badarpur 3 2x3.15+1x5 11.3 APDCL 122 Panchgram (Old) 1 1x3.15 6.3 Outsourced agency 123 Badarpur Barak Valley Cement 1 1x5 5 By Consumer Dedicated Karimganj 124 Cement International Ltd. 1 1x1.5 1.5 By Consumer Dedicated 125 132/33KV HPC 2 2x7.5 15 By Consumer Dedicated 126 Nilmabazar Berajal 1 1x5.0 5 APDCL 127 Badarpur Patherkandi Badarpur Patherkandi 2 1x5+1x2.5 7.5 APDCL 128 Dullabcherra Dullabcherra 2 1x5+1x2.5 7.5 APDCL 129 Hailakandi 2 2x5 10 APDCL Hailakandi 130 Algapur 1 1x5 5 APDCL 131 Hailakandi Lala 2 2x3.15 6.3 APDCL 132 Lala Katlicherra 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL 133 Manipur 1 1x5 5 APDCL 134 R.K. Nagar R.K. Nagar 2 2x2.5 5 APDCL.
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