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District Census Handbook, Mirzapur, Part-XII-A, Series-25, Uttar Pradesh

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District Census Handbook, Mirzapur, Part-XII-A, Series-25, Uttar Pradesh CENSUS 199;-l >3i~C11-25 SERIES-2S \3rox ~ ~~I UTTAR PRADESH ~-xn31 PART-XIIA 'UIJOOf q "i~I'! VILLAGE & TOWN R1~~ICfjI DIRECTORY fG1 ('If I \if "-P I 0 I "i I {5 '«19) Rf1 CP I DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK fG1 ('11 ~ \J1 f 9)'< DISTRICT MIRZAPUR Pt~~ICf> \J1'1 J I O I'11 Cf>T<f DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS L \3ct111t ~ UTTARPRADES:___j 1. Q'R'Ilc!""il 2. ~ v 3. ~ Cf5T JiI'1Rl?l 4. ~ c6 4=1$('q'"[uf ~ IX 5. ft1c;rr \i1"p I 0 I'il $ 'R'I9I ff<1 ePi cnr ~ ~ Rt t I+I XIX 6. ~!i1&l ~ olIM¢ f2;cq ofl 7. ~ I (i) 4=1I'iRl?l 3fR ~ f.1~~I¢1 1. +lJjGI~Cf5 FclCf5I+1 ~-~ 14 2. +II:! 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Block wise Abstract of Educational, Medical and other Amenities. 348 II Land use data in respect of non-municiapl towns (Census town) 354 III List of villages wherc no Amcnity other than the Drinking Water is available. 355 IV List of villages according to the population of scheduled caste & scheduled tribes 356 to the total population by ranges 8 Section II - Town Directory I Status and Growth History 387 II Physical Aspects and Location of towns - 1989 388 III Municipal Finance 1988-89 389 IV Civic and other amenities - 1989 390 IV A Cvic and other amenities in notified slums - 1989 391 V Medical, Educational Recreation and Cultural Facilities - 1989 393 VI Trade, Commerece Industry and Banking - 1989 394 APPENDICES Towns showing their outgrowth with population 395 ~ 11ft ~ M if '\j"ff r.tCf)C:d~ ~ ~ eft 1T<fi \i® <TiS ftR;rr, OFIll0111 ~ffuChI3IT q;r ~ 1951 ~ iif1'10111 cfi ~ m ctt 'WIm ~ ~ I mrrtmr ~ 3lIq~4C/)('11 ~ ctr ~ 3I1q~4C/)dl3lT cpt ~ ~ fcr;m ll'm ml Cfi: ~ ~ 3l'ij qq; ~ ~ iif1'1 01'11 cfi ~ mlJ \11l 31R filjGlf'tIC/) egg qRqcf~/ 'ti~ll'tl'1) cfi ~ ~ ~fl(jChlti tlq;I~IC1 ~ iiIT ~ t I Rift;rr mx 'CbT m * ~ '# ~ mamrr~, >IT~ ~~ ~ ~ Cfl4'tlIRm 'ctM1 ~ ~ lRT '$ qR if iif11Cf1I;f! eft 'l'f4'r I ~ m 'IDi1 ~ ~ ~ ~ t 'iifT ~ ~ ~/~ ~ af?I' ~ ctfr 31R qq; ~ cfi lfTlf ct ~ '# ~fr lfGCl'R \Jll·tchl;f! ~ ~ ~ fi ~ ~ \11'1'1 01'11 ~ am 1'Iq;1~lct fcr>m 'iifTffi ~ I ~ 3Rl ~ cfi tfM ~ ~ ~ 3T7l"Rl" ctr ~ q;r qcrr 'ifc;r ~ I ~ 3l1q~aCf}dI ~ ~ ~ ~ cfi ~ 'IDi1 ~ ~ ctfr cgu i~41cf1 iif'ittirtacCI ~ m 3lIq~4Cf}C1131l ~ '# sq ";flR ~~~lcpl3TT if -m l'Rfr ~ cf; qR tj ~ ~~)tjctl3IT cr.m &ft1 '16R1q:uf ~ ~ ctfr ~ cfi em m 'iffi '# ~/iifl'iC/)I~ ID"C<'f 5lcfr t I ~ m ~ ~, Q~lIttCf)l fcrcRur-IV3T em ~ crmm Tfm ~ ~ ~ "I'f"CfT ~ cfi ~ ~ ~ <l~'tlc/)C1f~ cfi 1Wl' <:ffi" ~ ~ ~ ftr.& S3TT t I ~ 3lR 3Rl ~ >rGA m '$ ~ ~ m CR 'ttCfi 1 ~ fcrcRur ~ '# ftR;rr \11 '1,' I oJ '11 ~ '# ,,1'1 'ti '&4J cfi 'iffi '# &ft1 i16R1 erf 1) Cflf I &R Cflf IT ~ ctr 1Rfi ~ ctt ~ 3TR ~ ~3lT cf; «M \11'1~I01'11 ttlxfUI41 ~ 31R ttl'1lftjq;-ttif4lRlq; ~ 3tR ~ tt ~ cfi ftU 1]1) I ~ 3fC1TCIT, 31 j~C"1 ~ 3ffi' 31 j~Ci iif 1 iif 1R1 di ctr \i ~ ~ ~ 3tR ~ ~-CfR) cpr ~ \11"1'1 01'11 "tIN tT ~ frm:rr 'iifl"ffi ~ ~ ~ CParnTI /~ cf; 'iffi if ~: fcrcRur- IV 3TR fcrcRu:-V if m I 1961 c#r \111'1 0111 cfi ~ 1'14l1~1C1 ftR;rr iif1'lo111 ~fffiCfl131l1) ~ 'CbT ~~~'4T~'T4T1 iZIRr, tI~lIttr.tq; ttirtactJ, iif1'IOI'11 ttl"lfUl4i 3TR ~ iif1'lol'1l 'tt'R ~ 1991 ctr \11"1'10111 ctt ~ iif "1 'I 0111 ~3lT cf; Qf1C1~Cf)~,JI qn lJTlJ 3tR 0flR PI ~ ~I em ti tt ~ f{;jC1 qft' -rnfi ~ I 1971 ctfr iif 1'1 01'11 cfi ~ ri' ~ ~ CI1ft t 'iifT 1981 if 3TCRTm lf4T qr I ~ ~ Q41IffiI:ID '$ ~ &R ~ ~ el?IT '# ftR;rr \i!1'lol"1l ~R:C1Cf1I3IT cfi GT ~ 1'IC',fi1~ld ~ ~ cf; f(;rU 1991 ctr \i! 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