CENSUS OF INDIA 1981•
Series-9 KARNATAKA
DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK BIJAPUR DISTRICT
PARTS XIII-A & B VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY
VILLAGE & TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
B.K. DAS of the Indian Administrative Service Director of Census Operations, Karnataka UPPER KRISHNA PROJECT
The picture on the cover represents the civil works hectares (roughly 57 per cent of the total area of the connected with the multi-purpose Upper Krishna Pro State) while the other 6 river basins sQare the rest of the ject. This project, being executed in two phases with area amongst themselves. World Bank aid, envisages the construction of two com posite dams across the river Krishna near Almatti and In terms of geographical area, Bijapur is the largest Narayanpur and would, after completion provide district in the State. Situated in an arid zone, it has the assured irrigation facilities to 8' 43 lakh hectares of land. dubious distinction of having the lowest average rain Both the dam sites are located in Bijapur district. The fall. The black cotton soils found in several tracts of Almatti dam, which is designed to hold 5295 M.cum the district are endowed with a higher degree of fertility of water, would be 1578 metres in length and 47·8 and with a high moisture- retention capacity. However, metres in height above the lowest foundation levels. The due to the vagaries of monsoon, the district is quite dam at Narayanpur being 10,637 metres long and 29·7 often subjected to scarcity and famine conditions. metres high above the lowest foundation level would Though as many as 5 important rivers, including the have a capacity of 1066 M.cum. Krishna, flow through the district it is a paradox that Bijapur ranks amongst the water starved districts of the The river Krishna rises in the western ghats about State. In the recent decades however things have begun 64 Km east of the Arabian sea and flows across the to change for the better and already the waters from entire Peninsula from west to east. The total length the Ghataprabha Left Bank Canal are providing assured traversed by this river being 1400 Km, it cuts across three canal irrigation facilities to certain tracts in the three States, namely, Maharashtra, Karnataka and Andhra taluks of Bilgi, Mudhol and Jamkhandi. With the com Pradesh. The traditional fountain-head of the sacred pleti!)n of the Upper Krishna Project irrigation facilities river, believed to have been created from out of his own body by Lord Vishnu and invested with marvellous would be extended to thousands of hectares of parched powers thereupon, is a spout fashioned into an image lands belonging to as many as seven taluks of the of a cow's mouth situated in an ancient temple of district, namely Bagalkot, Hungund, Bijapur, Basavana Mahadev at the foot of the Mahabaleshwar hills. About Bagevadi. Muddebihal, Sindgi and Indi. It may be 44 percent of the Krishna basin lies in the limits of mentioned in passing that Badami, the only other taluk Karnataka, about 29 percent is situated in the limits of of the district would ~lso enjoy assured irrigation Andhra Pradesh and the remaining 27 percent lies in facilities in the near future, that is, once the Malaprabha Maharashtra. In Karnataka itself the importance of the Project is completed. Thus the Upper Krishna Project river can be visualised when it is known that the Krishna may be viewed as a harbinger of economic development qasin has the largest catchment area of about 113,271 of Bijapur district and as a symbol of prosperity.
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CONTENTS
Page No. (ix) FOREWORD ...... (xi) PREFACE ...... (xv) IMPORTANT STATISTICS ...... " ...... 1-40 ANALYTICAL NOTE ...... 42-51 TABLES ......
PART-A: VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY
Section I-Village Directory
Explanatory Notes ...... 55- 61 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Badami Taluk ...... 65- 66 Village Directory Statement ...... Badami Taluk ...... 68- 85 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Bagalkot Taluk ...... 89 Village Directory Statement ...... Bagalkot Taluk ...... 90- 99 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Basavana Bagevadi Taluk ...... 103-104 Village Directory Statement ...... Basavana Bagevadi Taluk ...... 106-1 i 7 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Bijapur Taluk ...... 121-122 Village Directory Statement ...... Bijapur Taluk ...... 124-137 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Bilgi Taluk ...... 141 Village Directory Statement ...... Bilgi Taluk ...... 142-151 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Hungund Taluk ...... 155-156 Village Directory Statement ...... Hungund Taluk ...... 158-175 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Indi Taluk ...... 179-180 Village Directory Statement ...... Indi Taluk ...... 182-199 Alphabetical list of villages ...... lamkhandi Taluk ...... 203 ':'illage Directory Statement ...... 1amkhandi Taluk ...... 204-215 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Muddebihal Taluk ...... 219-220 Village Directory Statement ...... Muddebihal Taluk ...... 222-237 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Mudhol Taluk ...... 241 Village Directory Statement ...... Mudhol Taluk ...... 242-251 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Sindgi Taluk ...... 255-256 Village Directory Statement ...... Sindgi Taluk ...... 258-275
Appendix I-III
I. Talukwise abstract of educational, 'medical and other amenities ...... 278-281 II. Land utilisation data in respect of non-municipal towns (Census Towns) ...... 280-281 III. List of villages where no amenities except drinking- water are available ...... 282
v Section II - Town Directory
Explanatory Notes ...... 285-293
Statement I - Status and Growth History ...... 296-297 Statement II - Physical Aspects and Location of Towns 1979 ...... 298-299 Statement III - Municipal Finance 1979 ...... 300-301 Statement IV - Civic and other Amenities 1979 ...... 302-303 Statement IV-A - Civic and other Amenities in Notified Slums 1979 ...... 304-305 Statement V - Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities 1979 ...... 306-309 Statement VI - Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking 1979 ...... 310-311
PART-B : PRIMARY CENSUS ABST CT
Explanatory Notes ...... 315-316
District Primary Census Abstract ...... 318-321 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Badami Taluk ...... 325-326 Primary Census Abstract ...... Badami Taluk .•...... 328-335 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Bagalkot Taluk ...... 339 Primary Census Abstract ...... Bagalkot Taluk ...... 340-345 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Basavana Bagevadi Taluk ...... 349-350 Primary Census Abstract ...... Basavana Bagevadi Taluk ...... 352-357 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Bijapur Taluk ...... 361-362 Primary Census Abstract ...... Bijapur Taluk ...... 364-369 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Bilgi Taluk ...... 373 Primary Census Abstract ...... Bilgi Taluk ...... 374-377 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Hungund Taluk ...... 381-382 Primary Census Abstract ...... Hungund Taluk ...... 384-393 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Indi Taluk ...... 397-398 Primary Census Abstract ...... Indi Taluk ...... 400-405 Alphabetical list of villages ...... lamkhandi Taluk ...... 409 Primary Census Abstract ...... lamkhandi Taluk ...... 410-415 Alphabetical list of villages ...... fv1uddebihal Taluk ...... 419-420 Primary Census Abstract ...... Muddebihal Taluk ...... 422-429 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Mudhol Taluk ...... 433 Primary Census Abstract ...... Mudhol Taluk ...... 434-439 Alphabetical list of villages ...... Sindgi Taluk ...... 443-444 Primary Census Abstract ...... Sindgi Taluk ...... 446-453
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INTRODUCTORY NOTE' ...... 456-457 Statement I - Total, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in the Taluks and Towns of the Oistrict ...... 458-459 Statement II - District Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes ...... 460-463 Statement III - District Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Tribes ...... ;. 464-467 Statement IV - Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population (a) Village-wise (b) Town-wise (within Town-Wardwise) ...... Badami Taluk ...... 468-469 Bagalkot Taluk ...... 470-471 Basavana Bagevadi Taluk ...... 472-473 Bijapur Taluk ...... 474-475 Bilgi Taluk ...... 476 Hungund Taluk ...... 477-479 Indi Taluk ...... 480-481 lamkhandi Taluk ...... : .. . 482-483 Muddebihal Taluk ...... " ...... 484-485 M udhol Taluk ...... 486 Sindgi Taluk ...... 487-488 Statement V - Total, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Population-Urban Blockwise Badami (M) ...... 489 Bagalkot (M) ...... 489-490 Basavana Bagevadi (M) ...... 490-491 Bijapur (M) ...... 491-494 Bilgi (M) ...... 494 Guledagudda (M) ...... 494-495 Hungund (M) ... .' •.. : ...... 495 Ilkal (M) .,. '...... , 495-496 Indi (M) ...... , ...... 496 1amkhandi (M) ...... 496-497 Kamatgi (M) ...... ' ...... 497 Kerur (M) ...... 497-498 Mahalingpur (M) ...... 498 M uddebihal (M) ...... ' ...... 498-499 l\1udhol (M) ...... 499 Rabkavi Banhatti (M) ...... 499-500 Sindgi (M) ...... , ...... 500-501 Talikota (M) ...... 501 Terdal (M) ..... '\' ...... : ...... 501
vii Statement VI - Description of boundaries and details of areas included in census enumeration blocks in the case of urban areas of the district: Badami (M) ...... 502-504 Bagalkot (M) ...... 50S-SIS Basavana Bagevadi (M) ...... 516-S18 Bijapur (M) ...... 519-543 Bilgi (M) ...... 544-545 Guledagudda (M) ...... 546-551 Hungund (M) ...... 552-554 Ilkal (M) ...... 555-559 Indi (M) ...... 560-562 Jamkhandi (M) ...... :-63-569 Kamatgi (M) ...... S 70-S71 Kerur (M) ...... 572-574 Mahalingpur (M) ...... 575-577 Muddebihal (M) ...... S78-580 Mudhol (M) ...... "81-584 Rabkavi Banhatti (M) ...... 585-590 Sindgi (M) ...... 591-593 Talikota (M) ...... 594-596 Terdal (M) ...... '" ...... , ...... 597-599 Statement VII - List of Villages arranged according to the proportion of (a) Scheduled Castes, and (b) Scheduled Tribes population to the Total Population of the village concerned by ranges: \ Badami Taluk ...... 600-601 Bagalkot Taluk ...... 601-603 Basavana Bagevadi Taluk ...... 603-604 Bijapur Taluk ...... 604-606 Bilgi Taluk ...... 606-607 Hungund Taluk ...... 607-609 Indi Taluk ...... 609-610 J arnkhandi Taluk ...... 61Q...611 Muddebihal Taluk ...... 611-613 Mudhol Taluk ...... 613-614 Sindgi Taluk ...... : ...... 615-616 List of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes 617-618
ILLUSTRATIONS
Map of Karnataka showing the Administrative Divisions ...... (iii) Map of Bijapur District (xiii) Map of Badami Taluk ...... 64&324 Map of Bagalkot Taluk ...... 88& 338 . Map of Basavana Bagevadi Taluk ...... 102&348 Map of Bijapur Taluk ...... 120& 360 Map of Bilgi Taluk ...... 140& 372 Map of Hungund Taluk ...... 154&380 Map of Indi Taluk ...... 178& 396 Map of lamkhandi Ta)uk ...... 202&408 Map of Muddebihal Taluk ...... 218 & 418 Map of Mudhol Taluk ...... 240&412 Map of Sindgi Taluk ...... 254&442
VIII FOREWORD
The district census handbook (DCH), compiled by the Census Organisation on behalf of the State govern ments, is one of the most valuable products of the Census. The DCH is constantly referred to by planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is inter alia used for delimitation of constituencies; formulatation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to District Administration. The district census handbook is the only publiCation which provides Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data upto village level for the rural areas and ward wise for each city or town. It also provides data on infrastructure and amenities in villages and towns etc.
The district census handbook series was initiated during 1951 Census. It contained important census tables and PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district administative statistics, census tables and a village and town direc tory, including PCA. The 1971 DCH series was planned in three par.ts. Part-A related to village and town directory, Part-B to village and town PCA and Part-C comprised analytical report administrative statistics, district census tables and certain analytical tables based on PCA and amenity data in respect of villages. However, in some States it was confined to district census tables and in a few cases altogether given up due to delay in compilation and printing. While designing the format of 1981 DCH series some new features along with the restructuring of the formats of village and town directory have been attempted. At the same time, comparability with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the amenities except power supply in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not available in the referent village the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place where the amenity is available may be given. The restructuring of the format of the village directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect, particularly in relation to amenities and land-use pattern, is expected to further meet the need of micro-level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help l}ot only in local area planning but regulating the provision of goods and services as well so as to minimise the regional imbalances in the process of development. A few new items of information have also been introduced to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such new items of information as adult literacy centres, primary health subcentres and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approach to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column, "total population and number of household" " has been introduced to examine the correlation of the amenties with the population and number of households they serve. Addition of two more appendices listing the villages where no amenities are available and according to the proportion of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population to the total population has also been made with this view in mind. The formats of the town directory have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in slums in Class-l and Class-II towns (Statement-IV-A) has been introduced with this objective in mind. It is expected that this will help the planners to chalk out programme on provision of civic amenities for the improvemt:nt of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in Statement IV relating to civic and other amenities and adult literacy classes! centres under educational facilities in Statement V are also added inter alia with tbis view. A significant addition is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns into consideration. The addition of the coiumns on Civic administration status and population in a few statements also serves this purpose. The format of the primary census abstract for the villages and towns has been formulated in the light of changes in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual slip of 1981 Census. In order to avoid delay in publication of 1981 DCH series it has been so designed that Part-A of the volume contains village and town directory and Part-B the PCA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Tahsil/Town levels. At the beginning of the DCH a detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on PCA and non census data in relation to the infrastructure has been introduced to enhance its value. The district and Tahsil/Police Station/C D block etc., level maps depicting the boundaries and other important features have been inserted at appropriate places, to further enhance the value of the publication.
IX This publication is a joint venture of the State Government and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled in the State under the direction of Shri B. K. Das, the Director of Census Operations, Kar nataka, on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of this publication was carried out by Shri N.G.Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Sociill Studies) of my office. Dr.B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) provided the technical guidanc.e in the preparation of the maps. Data received from Census Directorates have been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the headquarters under the guidance of Shri M. M. Dua, Senior Research Officer, I am thankful to a,ll who have contri buted in this project.
NEW DELHI P. PADMANABHA 26th April, 1982 REGISTRAR GENERAL,INDIA PREFACE
The Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India has in his foreword to this series of publications, not only provided the reader with the historical background of the District Census Handbooks but has also explained at some length the scope and coverage envisaged for this country-wide project. As uniformity in approach and comprehensiveness need of data are distinctive features of this series every attempt has been made to adhere to the concepts and definitions adopted in designing the formats. These volumes contain the salient results based on the data gathered at the actual census count and, in addition contain a wealth of other than census information in respect of villages and towns of the district. It is hoped that these volumes would go a long way to meet the ever increasing demand for the micro-level data in this era of planned development. The district census handbook is divided into two portions : while Part A contains the village and town direc tory Part B confines itself to the primary census abstract. Since combining of these two parts and ptesenting the same in a single volume enhances the utility of the volume and also because the districts of the State are not so large as to render such single volumes unwidely in Karnataka, Part A and Part B of each district are .being published together in a single volume. But, there is a major point of departure from the all-India pattern in so far as Karnataka is concerned. Owing to certain technical reasons all the particulars on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes proposed for publication in the 'oCHB as part of Primary Census Abstract and also the other derived statements have b~en pooled up separately and presented in the form of a Supplement. While such Supplements have been brought out as separate volumes in the case of Bidar and Mandya, in the case of the other districts this material also fonns part of the single volume of the District Census Handbook and appears separately after Part B. In the preparation of the district census handbooks the role played by the census organisation is that of data gatherer and the cost of publication is borne by the State Government. In accomplishing this task we have had the ready and whole-hearted cooperation of the staff at various levels of different departments of the State Govern l!1ent. For operational convenience the village directory was divided into two portions viz. that relating to area and land use pattern, and that relating to the amenities. The relevant formats were mailed to the Tahsildars and Block Development Officers respectively requesting them to furnish in format jon on land use pattern and amenities. Much of the data so supplied by these field-level officers have been cross-checked with the data obtained from various d ~partments and an attempt has been made to reconcile the dicrepancies as well. I take this opportunity to offer my grateful thanks to all the officers and officials who have been actively in volved in the compilation and preparation of this volume. I am deeply grateful to Shri. P. Padmanabha, l.A.S. the Registrar General, India for the benefit I have derived by way of guidance and advice. I also express my thanks to Dr. N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies), Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) and Shri M. M. Dua, Senior Research Officer. Lastly, I am thankful to the Government of Karnataka for having agreed readily to bear the cost of publi cation of the distrkt census handbook volumes. The Director, Printing, Stationery and Publications, Karnataka has evinced keen interest in bringing out these volumes ..
B. K. Das Bangalore Director of Census Operations, Date: 9.4.1984 Karnataka
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IMPORTANT STATISTICS STATE DISTRICT 1 POPULATION TOTAL PERSONS 37,135,714 2,401,782 MALES 18,922,627 1,211,536 FEMALES 18,213,087 1,190,246 RURAL PERSONS 26,406,108 1,82~,154 MALES 13,352,400 914,951 FEMALES 13,053,708 908,203 URBAN PERSONS 10,729,606 578,628 MALES 5,570,227 296,585 FEMALES 5,159,379 282,043 2 DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH 26·75 20·96 RATE 1971-81 3 AREA (Sq.Kms.) 191,791 17,069 4 DENSITY OF POPULATION 194 141 (Per Sq.Km.) 5 SEX RATIO (Number of Females 963 982 per 1000 mal~s) 6 LITERACY RATE PERSONS 38·46 31'96 MALES 48·81 45'22 FEMALES 27·71 18·46 7 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION 28'89 24'09 8 PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION (i) MAIN WORKERS PERSONS 36·76 37'01 MALES 53'90 53'.75 FEMALES 18'95 19·96 (ii) MARGINAL WORKERS PERSONS' 3'48 4'59 MALES 0·70 0'69 FEMALES 6'38 8'57 (iii) NON-WORKERS PERSONS 59'76 58'40 MALES 45'40 45'56 FEMALES 74'67 71·47 9 BREAK-UP OF MAIN WORKERS: PERCENTAGE AMONG MAIN WORKERS (i) CULTIVATORS PERSONS 38·25 34'80 MALES 42'83 41'38 FEMALES 24'75 16·75 (ii) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS PERSONS 26'78 38'01 MALES 19·01 27'06 FEMALES 49·72 68'05 (iii) HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY PERSONS 4'10 6'03 MALES 3·28 6'13 FEMALES 6'~1 5'73 (iv) OTHER WORKERS PERSONS 30'87 21'16 MALES 34'88 25·43 FEMALES 19'02 9'47 10 NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 6,263,687 395,215 11 NUMBER OF VILLAGES TOTAL 29,390 1,281 INHABITED 27,024 1,244 UNINHABITED 2,366 37 12 NUMBER OF TOWNS 281 19 xv ANALYTICAL NOTE ANALYTICAL NOTE BRIEF HISTORY OF THE DISTRICT CENSUS 2. SCOPE OF 1981 DISTRICT CENSUS HAND HANDBOOK BOOKS: The District Census Handbook was fIrst introduced Regarding uniformity and comprehensiveness, the at the 1951 Census to meet the ever increasing demand approach in 1981 is much the same as in 1971. The con for micro-level data by administrators, planners and other Census data users. These series were primarily tents have been slightly enlarged and the formats too envisaged to replace the 'Part IV-Taluk Tables' and are restructured to some extent to meet the requirements 'Part V- Village Tables' of the earlier Censuses and to of the data users. The District Census Handbook has present the basic demographic and economic data at been divided into two parts: (i) Part A consisting of village level in the form of primary census abstract. In town directory and village directory and, (ii) Part B con addition, these volumes were to contain a set of impor sisting of district, taluk, town, village and ward level tant census tables at taluk, town and district levels. primary census abstracts besides the special PCA at taluk and town levels in respect of the Scheduled Castes At the 1961 Census the scope of the volume was and Scheduled Tribes. Compilation of administrative greatly enlarged by incorporating into it (i) a descrip statistics has been abandoned altogether. Thoug~ tive account of the district, (ii) a set of non-census tables divided into two parts, in Karnataka as a matter of fact dealing with administrative statistics of a decade, (iii) both the parts are being presented in a single combined taluk and town level census tables on economic and socio-cultural aspects and (iv) the village and urban volume for each district. There is however a point of block level primary census abstract. In a somewhat departure from the all-India pattern: all particulars general way information on the availability of certain relating to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes are basic amenities like drinking water wells and schools was excluded from the main volume of the District Census also furnished. Handbook and are presented district-wise in the form of a supplement. The 1971 Census witnessed an overall improvement in the matter of data compilation as well as in presen (i) TOWN DIRECTORY: tation of the results. A countrywide uniformity in In the town directory section there are 7 statements approach and a comprehensive coverage are the hall in all to furnish town wise information on aspects such marks of this series of publications. The District Cen as: growth history; physical aspects and location; sus Handbook was split up into three parts: (i) Part municipal finance; civic and other amenities in towns; A consisting of land use data on villages and data on civic and other amenities in notified slums; medical, amenities and services available in villages and towns educational, recreational and cultural facilities and compiled in the form of village and town directory, trade, commerce, industry and banking. As compared (ii) Part B consisting of district, taluk, town, village and to the 1971 series the statement about religionwise urban block level primary census abstract, and (iii) Part population has been dropped and an additional state C consisting of an analytical note based on census as ment has been introduced in respect of urban areas with well as the non-census data included in the volume, a a population of 50,000 and more to furnish some basic set of tables depicting the administrative statistics in data on slums. This apart, there are a few more varia greater details, census tables at district, taluk and town tions mainly by way of inclusion of a few additional levels besides a set of tables generated on the basis of columns in each statement to indicate the size class of villagewise census data and particulars on amenities. The the town, population and also civic administration status main objective was to present a comprehensive and with a view to facilitating an easier grasp of the data. intelligible portrait of the district and an overall view In Statement I, provision has been made to indicate the of the results of a decade long developmental activities decadal growth rates, area and density of population in the district. The publication programme too was as in 1981 and the sex ratio observed at the three phased out: Part A was planned to be released first to sllccessive censuses. The introduction of additional be followed by Part B and then Part C which could be wlumns has resulted in the elimination of 2 columns published only after the finalisation of variom ('('n'''I~ v. hi...:h ill 1971 presented comparative miormation on tables that were to be included therein and analysed. functional classification of towns. Statements II and III In Karnataka, Part A and Part B were combined and are very much the same while in Statement IV additional published on time as a single volume for each district information on water storage system with capacity has except in the case of Bangalore. Owing to reasons now been provided. In addition, in case of non beyond 'control there has been an inordinate delay in availability of fire-fighting station in the town itself the publication of Part C volumes. reference to the nearest place with that facility has been The current volumes of District Census Handbook given. In Statement V too in case of non-availability of are thus the fourth in the series and at every succeeding medical and educational facilities in the town informa census there has been an endeavour to enhance the tion on the nearest place with such a facility has been utility of these volumes. provided. An additional column in this statement presents information on w Jrking women's hostel. State In Statements II, III and VI where it is not relevant ment VI has remained almost unchanged except in the to combine the data for the urban agglomeration as a explanation regarding the imports and exports concer whole the legend 'see constituent units' is primed along ning the goods which simply pass through the town. the line instead of allowing the entire line blank. The towns in the district are arranged serially on (ii) VILLAGE DIRECTORY: the basis of their names in an alphabetical order and In the village direl:tory the columns regarding the assigned location code numbers starting from I. For land use pattern are very much the same while those pre'ientation of data in the town directory statements relating to amenities have been slightly modified. Unlike the same order of the towns has been followed. The in 1971, this time if a village is not having a particular concept of urban agglomeration, introduced in 1971, amenity then the distance range within which that has been retained for use at the 1981 Census also. Where all agglomeration includes two or more independent amenity is available and may be availed of has been in towns, the names of the constituent towns are indicated dicated. This enquiry is however confined only to the in the correct sequence as per alphabetical arrangemem basic level under each category of amenity. In other of their names. But, the details to be furnished in the words, if a village is not having any educational institu subsequent columns are skipped with a view to avoiding tion at all then the distance that one has to cover to reach duplication. Instead, immediately after the name of the the nearest place having a primary school is indicated town, a cross reference is given by the legend in ranges of less than 5 Km .. 5-10 Km. and 10+ Km. "See .... Urban Agglomeration" printed within I f a village is however having a primary school no brackets. The name of the core town of the urban ag attempt is made to provide similar information in rela glomeration too would appear at its correct sequence tion to middle school, high school and college level in with the legend as above and immediately below that a progressive manner. Similar procedure has been the same name with the additional title" ..... Urban followed regarding medical, postal and communication Agglomeration" appears again without bearing any facilities. Regarding weekly markets too, if the village serial number. Against this line the cumulative totals is not the venue of such a market the distance to the for the urban agglomeration as a statistical unit are nearest weekly market is indicated in ranges. presented wherever such a procedure is relevant and In the village directory an additional column has meaningful. This line is followed by those relating to been introduced to indicate the population of the village the constituent towns of the urban agglomeration as well as the number of households therein. This juxta starting with the name of the core city and followed by positioning of population and amenities data would help the others arranged in the alphabetical order of their one to assess at a glance the adequacy or otherwise of names. This procedure is the same as that followed in the amenities available within or in the immediate 1971 and enables one to have a fairly good assessment neighbourhood of the village. Another change with of the data in relation to the smaller civic administrative regard to the area and land use data this time is that units that form part of the large unit and also of the. these figures are furnished not in acres but in hectares larger statistical unit itself simultaneously. In case there upto two places of decimal. One more notable addition are out-growths which are not 'urban' in their own right is the provision to indicate information about the the particulars relating to such areas are merged with proximity of the public transport facility such as bus those relating to the concerned town and presented in stop and railway station in respect of each village. In the statement. Such towns having out-growths are 1971 though information on railway station (i.e., if marked out by an asterisk mark and for all purposes available within one kilometre fromthe village) was fur the town includes not only its statutory limi[s but also nished in addition to the general condition of the road all the out-growths and together constitutes an indepen to the village under the column for communication, dent statistical unit. In an appendix, the names of these there was no reference at all to bus transport facility. out-growths and the population thereof are furnished This time, in the column about approach road the con townwise. These out-growths appear in the Village dition of the road that leads to or passes through the Directory also. However, in all such cases merely a village is indicated. In the remarks column general legeIld to the effect that it is an out-growth of such and information about the number of copies of newspapers ~uch a town is recorded along the line instead 01 circuluung m the village as also about the number of furnishing land use data and information on amenities. different types of automobile vehicles available ip the In the case of villages certain parts of which are regarded village is furnished. as out-growth while the other parts are considered as In the case of uninhabited villages, i.e., villages rural the data relating to the out-growth is included in which have returned nil population at the 1981 Census, the town directory statements and the data relating to only the details in respect of land use are furnished and the rest of the portion appears in the village directory. in the columns pertaining to amenities the word It may incidentally be mentioned that there are no such uninhabited has been printed. If there are any villages cases in Karnataka. that are regarded as out-growths of an urban agglomera- 2 tion, then neither the land use data nor the data on Primary Census Abstract the core town with its loca amenities is furnished in this statement. After the loca tion code appears first carrying the legend : 'See ... tion code number and name of the village a legend urban agglomeration'. Immediately below that line the indicates the name of urban agglomeration of which that full name of the urban agglomeration appears and the village is a part. Practically this administrative unit has aggregate figures for the urban agglomeration are fur lost its independent existence having been merged in nished. This line is then followed by the constituent another unit for statistical purposes. But It only a por towns arranged in alphabetical order of their names tion of a village is so affected by inclusion in an urban along with their Location Code number and full details agglomeration then information as may be relevant to under various columns. If the core town or any other the portion that has still remained in the rural fold as town for that matter were to have any out-growths then a village has been furnished in the village directory. the first line for the town would in fact be a sub-total as it includes data not only of the town but also of the In order to facilitate easy reference, an alphabetical out-growths. Thereafter, the name of the town and its list of villages showing population figures according to constituent out-growths are given along with the rele the censuses of 1971 and 1981 i~ given in respect of each vant data. taluk. At the end, the following appendices have also been included to provide an overall view of the district: In the rural portion of the Primary Census Abstract talukwise abstract of amenities; list of it;thabited villages if an entire village were to form part of any urban not having any amenities:, and land utilisation data for agglomeration then only the name of the village is non-municipal towns if any. indicated along with the legend that this village is included in such and such urban agglomeration. In the (iii) PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT: case of villages partly included in an urban agglomera As at the two previous censuses this time also the tion details relating to only such portion as has remained Primary Census Abstract is presented villagewise in the under the rural category are given case of rural areas. But, in so far as the urban areas are concerned the practice of furnishing data upto urban 3. BRIEF NOTE ON CENSUS CONCEPTS: census enumerator'~ block level has been given up and Census taking is a massive operation carried out the particulars are presented upto ward or division level in a short span of time with the active participation of only. Within the district the taluks are arranged in the a veritable army of enumerators. The reference moment alphabetical order of their names in English and covered for the 1981 census is the sunrise of March 1, 1981, j, e., one after the other in that order. For each taluk. after the census provides a snap shot of the population of furnishing the taluk level data with the rural-urban the country as it existed at the sunrise of March I, break up the viUagewise details are furnished and this 1981. Actual enumeration was spread over a period of is followed by the data relating to towns in the taluk. 20 days from 9,2.81 to 28.2.81 followed by a revisional In the Primary Census Abstract format itself there round up to 5.3.81 for updating of the population have been certain changes. Though fresh columns have figures with reference to the sunrise of March I, 1981. The questionnaire canvassed by the enumerators viz., been introduced to cover a new category of workers viz, the household schedule and individual slip are perforce marginal workers, the total number of columns is reduced in view of the elimination of details regarding brief in their wordings and this naturally implies the use of abstractions and concepts. With a view to ensuring v.orkers engaged in activitie~ other than cultivation and uniformity in approach in understanding the various household industries. There are now hardly 22 columns concepts and in properly eliciting and recording of the in the statement i.e., excluding those related to information, the enumerators and supervisory nffi(::r~ Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes which however were imparted both practical and theoretical [raining appear separately in the Supplement. The workers are intensively. classified into main workers and marginal workers and the main workers are further classified into one of the As a preliminary to the actual census the urban and four categories, viz, cultivator, agricultural labourer, rural areas were identified and listed out in respect of worker in household industry and 'other' worker each admini~,[rative unit and thereafter ge0graphlcal Jqil.:nJing uf] the nalure of work done and the sphere nreas that cou!d be c~)n\cnic:1tl; LV\ eIl:J t)) e(il h crnsu'., enumerator were carefully carved out to constitute the enumerator's blocks, In the case of urban agglomerations the same pro cedure as has been adopted for presentation of data in The second major step was the houselisting opera tovm and village directories has been followed. That is tion which was carried out in the State during '\-iay 1980. to say, the urban agglomeration is regarded as a single Thereafter, in order to adhere to the prescribed work statistical unit and the aggregate figures obtained by the load norms the actual ;;enSllS enumerator's blocks were addition of details in respect of each constituent town carefully demarcated on the bdsis of the layout sketches and out-growth are noted against the name of the urban and notional maps prepared for the houseli~ting opera agglomeration which in itself does not bear a location tions. The detailed information on households and lode number. In the section dealing with the Urban population collected at the houselist ing operations was also quite useful in this task of formation of census all of which form a continuous spread. It may further enumerator's blocks. Detinitions and explainations be noted that geographical contiguity with the statutory regarding the important census concepts are given in the limits of the core town has been the main factor in deter following paragraphs. mining whether or not a nearby satellite town or an (i) Urban areas: The definition adopted in 1961 and out-growth is to be included in the agglomeration. This is purely a statistical concept and for carrying out the adhered to in 1971 has by and large been retained for actual census operations the administrative jurisdictions the 1981 census also. There is however a minor of the city or the towns concerned as well as the modification regarding the classification of fishing and forestry. These two activities have now been regarded out-growths situated in villages have been kept quite intact. The data have been pooled together only at the as allied to agriculture unlike in the earlier censuses when tabulation stage and presented in the combined form these were treated as purely non-agricultural activities for the urban agglomeration as a whole and also for working out the proportion of agricultural and other severally for each one of the constituent units. than agricultural workers. According to definition the urban areas include : (iii) Rural areas, i.e., Villages: Areas which are not "(i) All places with a Municipality, Corporation, classified as urban according to the definition given Cantonment Board or Notified Town Area Committee above constitute the rural areas. The basic unit for rural etc .• areas is the revenue village which has definite surveyed (ii) All other places which satisfy the following criteria: boundaries. In the case of unsurveyed villages the (a) minimum population of 5,000. boundaries as determined by the local usage have been (b) at least 75 percent of male working population adopted. The revenue village may consist of a single engaged in non-agricultural pursuits; nucleated settlement or comprise of several hamlets, i.e., (c) a density of population of at least 400 per sq. km. human settlements or clusters of houses located at (1,000 per sq. mile) several places within the territorial limits of the village, (d) all places which, though not satisfying the above or may be completely uninhabited. That is to say, the criteria, had pronounced urban characteristics" census village and the revenue village are identical in the matter' of jurisdiction. However, there are a few Demarcation of urban areas was done at the exceptions to this general rule. These are for example: preliminary stage itself. In the case of non-statutory towns the empirical test was applied on the basis of the (1) When the main settlement of the village with or population returns of the 1971 census and this was without the surrounding lands is constituted into an supplemented by consultation with the State Govern urban area the remaining tracts of the revenue village ment authorities concerned. The changes such as are collectively treated as a separate unit for purposes declassification, i.e., abolition of municipalities, consti of census enumeration, i.e., the truncated portion itself tution of new municipalities and such other civic bodies. is considered as an independent village in itself. coming up of large human settlements at construction (2) When outlying portions of certain revenue villages sites and other centres, de-population of project areas are incorporated into the limits of urban areas by and former labour camps, etc., have all been considered notification such areas, whether populated or not, are while preparing the lists of urban areas. Urban areas excluded from the rev~mue village concerned and for with a population of 100,000 and more are called cities purposes of census operations the village boundaries are and the others are termed merely as towns. re-defined. (ii) Urban agglomeration: This concept which in 1971 (3) Revenue villages, which are completely incorporated replaced the concept of town group has been retained in the limits of urban areas or else, are submerged under for the 1981 census also. It has been observed that very reservoir projects but are still maintamed in the jurisdic often railway colonies, university campuses, port areas, tional lists of the survey and settlement authorities military camps and large residential colonies, etc., come pending resurvey and such other procedures are taken up quite adjacent to but situated outside the statutory note of as revenue villages but are omitted for census limits of cities and towns. Such areas may not by purposes, i.e., these are not treated as census villages. themselves qualify to be treated as towns. But, if they The names of such villages if any in a taluk are given form a continuous spread with the town they are at the end without serial number but with due remarks. oUI-growths of the town and deserve to be treated as urban. Such towns together with their out-growths have (4) If there are forest areas that do not form a part of been treated as one urban unit called 'urban agglomera any of the revenue villages then such areas are ideJ\tified tion'. An urban agglomeration may consist of : (a) A clearly and the smallest administrative unit in vogue such city with continuous out-growth (the part of out-growth as Forest Beat, has been reckoned as the census village. being outside the statutory limits but falling within the A forest range may consist of several such census boundaries of the adjoi'ling village or villagfi); (b) one villages. town with similar out-growth or two or more adjoin (5) For purposes of local administration such as collec ing towns with their out-growth as in (a); or (c) a city tion of land revenue a sinde revenue villa&e may and one or more adjoining towns with their out-~rowths sometimes be found to be sub-divided into two or more 4 units. Instead of ignoring such divisions, occasionally tional ease, in a particular order. When these numbers each such unit get~ reported as a separate independent are written side by side in the same order starting from revenue village. In spite of efforts to eliminate such cases the State and separated by an oblique line the identity it is quite likely that a few may persist till the very late of any particular census enumeration block can be stage when necessary corrections cannot be carried out. known quite easily. The numbers assigned are in inter national numerals except in the case of towns, in which (iv) Census Enumerator's Block: In urban as well as case Roman numerals have been adopted. The states. in rural areas the smallest unit adopted for enumera the districts, the towns and the taluks are arranged in tion is the Census Enumerator's Block. The town is an alphabetical order of their names for assigning these generally divided into wards and divisions and wherever numbers. Taluk maps showing the boundaries of such units exist their distinctness has been retained. The various villages therein are quite essential since these geographical area comprised in each such ward or, the provide the basis for assigning location code numbers town in its entirety is constituted into several blocks in to villages. For purposes of revenue administration the such a way that every bit of land stands included in one villages of a taluk are usually organised into a few circles block or the other. If there were to be any islands then or Hob/is and each such unit will have a headquarters each island is treated as a separate unit and divided into town or village. The identity of such units is maintained one or more number of blocks as may be nece,:sary. to the extent possible. Starting from the circle of which Generally in the urban areas each census enumerator's the taluk headquarter town or village happens to be the block consists of about 130 households covering a circle headquarter as well the villages in its jurisdiction population of about 650 persons. However, i9 view of are serially numbered by proceeding in a clockwise direc the fact that each block should have clear-cut bounda tion, i.e., in a concentric manner around the head ries recognisable on the field, smaller blocks have also quarter village or town, or in a serpentine manner star been constituted. In constituting these blocks all the ting from the north-west corner. After exhausting all lands included in the statutory limits of the town are the villages of the circle the next circle situated in the taken into consideration. In the case of non-municipal clockwise direction to the first one is taken up and towns such as a Town Panchayat or a Group Village commencing from the headquarter village all the villages Panchay·at the revenue limits of only that village which within its jurisdiction are numbered. Thereafter, the has been classified as a town on the basis of the next circle is taken up and in this manner it is ensured empirical criteria have been considered as the boundaries that all the villages of the taluk as well as any other of that cemus town. In other words, the panchayat analogous units such as islands, reserve forest tracts not jurisdiction and the census jurisdiction need not included in any revenue village. etc., if any, are assigned necessarily be identical in the case of non-municipal location code numbers. The numbering of villages runs towns. continuously for the taluk through the different circles In the case of villages, irrespective of the popula or Hoblis. Taluk maps showing the boundaries of tion size, every hamlet and every island has been various villages along with their corresponding location constituted into a separate block. If the hamlet or the code numbers are also presented in these volumes for island is large the number of enumerator's blocks con reference purposes. stituted therein may be two or even more. The work (vi) Building: A building is generally a single structure load norm per block is 150 households with a popula on the ground. Sometimes it is made up of more than tion of about 750 persons and this generally applies to one component unit which are used or likely to be used large nucleated setllements having more than this fixed as dwellings (residences) or establishments such as limit and therefore require division into two or more shops, business houses, offices, factories, worksheds, blocks. In each village care has been taken to ensure schools, places of entertainment, places of worship, that no bit of land belonging to that village is left out godowns, stores, etc. It is also possible that buildings of consideration while constituting blocks. That is to which have component units may be used for a combi say the entire revenue jurisdiction of the village is n :1tion of purposes such a~ "hop-cu!ll-r e:.idellce, oi, ided into blucb in such a way tHal even the \\ orkshop-L'w71-re"iden..:e, offi,t:-( 1 (x) Lit~rate : A person who c.;an both read and write with (a) Cultivators: For purposes of the census £ person :lr.de! 6 cultivator. Similarly, a person working in another members of the household including the head. The person's land for wages in cash or kind or a combin? industry should not be run on the scale of a registered tion of both (agricultural labourer) will not be treated factory which would qualify or has to be registered as cultivator. under the Indian Factories Act. Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing and (d) Other Workers: The type of workers that come harvesting and production of cereals and millet crops under this category include factory workers; plantation such as wheat, paddy, jowar, bajra, ragi, etc. It is workers; those engaged in trade, commerce, business, important to note that for certain reasons the growing transport, mining, construction, political or social work; of certain crops is not considered as agriculture. If a all government servants; municipal employees; teachers; person is engaged in the growing of such crops he or priests; entertainment artists, etc. In effect, all those she will not be considered as cultivator or agricultural who work in any field of economic activity other than labourer. as cultivators and agricultural labourers or in household industry are categorised as 'Other Workers'. The growing of the following crops is considered as cultivation : (xii) Marginal Workers: Though similar classification I. Cereal and millet crops: Paddy, wheat, jowar, is possible in respect of the marginal worker.s also the bajra, maize, ragi, barley, gram, etc. Primary Census Abstract does not aim to present these details. The total number of marginal workers alone is 2. Pulses: Arhar, moong, masur, urd, kesari, etc. indicated sexwise. In respect of such persons answers 3. Fibre crops: Raw cotton, jute, mesta, sunhemp on how they have engaged themselves mostly during the and kindred fibre crops. reference period have also been elicited. That is to say, 4. Oilseeds : sesamum, groundnut, rape, mustard, the concept of main activity as adopted in the 197} linseed, castor, etc. census is kept in view and, as in the case of non-workers, 5. Cash crops : Sugarcane relevant deiails about their activity have been ascertained. The growing of the following crops will not be con sidered as cultivation : (xiii) Categories of non-workers: Depending upon the manner in which the non-workers have engaged I. Plantation crops: Tea, coffee, rubber, tobacco, themselves for most of the time during the reference pepper, cardamom, etc. period they are classified into one or the other of the 2. Edible nuts (other than groundnut) : Walnut, six categories, mentioned below, at the time of the almond, cashewnut, etc. enumeration itself. However the Primary Census 3. Fruits: Bananas, apples, grapes, mangoes, Abstract does not furnish details according to the oranges, etc. categories of non-workers but indicates the total number of non-workers by sex. 4. Coconut. 5. Ganja, chinchona, opium and medicinal (a) Household duties: This covers all persons who are plants. engaged in unpaid home duties and who do no other work or have not done any work at all during the last 6. Arecanut. one year. 7. Flowers. (b) Students : This will cover all full-time students 8. Roots and tubers, chillies and spices (other than including children attending school. pepper and cardamom). (c) Dependents: This category includes all dependents 9. Vegetables. such as infants, children not attending school, and 10. Other crops not specifically included under persons permanently disabled from work because of cultivation. iilness or old age. Dependents will include even able (b) Agricultural Labourer: A person who works in bodied persons who cannot be categorised in any other another person's land for wages in money, kind or share category of non-workers but are dependent on Olht!,:' i, regarded as an agricnltural labourer. He or ,he has (d) Retired persons or Rentiers : A person ",:ho h".> no risk in the cultivation. The Agricultural Labourer retired from service and is doing no other work, i.e., has no right of lease or contract on land on which he not employed again in some full time work or not or she works. engaged in some other work such as cultivation, business, tra~..!, etc., or a person who is a rentier or (c) Household Industry: Household Industry is defin living on agricultural or non-agricultural royalty, rent ed as an industry conducted by the head of the or dividend, or any other persons of independent means household himself or herself and/or by the members of for securing which he or she does not have to work, will the household at home or within the village in rural areas come under this category. and only within the precincts of the house where the household lives in urban areas. The larger proportion (e) Beggars: This will cover beggars, vagrants or cases of workers in a household industry would consist of such as persons without indication of source of income 7 and those with unspecified source of subsistence who earned for himself the title of Parameswara or Supreme are not engaged in any economically productive work. Lord. He ruled over a vast empire with such ability and skill that his fame spread far and wide. (f) Inmates of Institutions: This will cover convicts in jails or inmates of a penal, mental or charitable institu After the end of the early Chalukya and the tion even if such persons are compelled to do some work Western Chalukya period which lasted till about 760 such as carpentry, carpet weaving, vegetable growing, A.D. the Rashtrakutas took over and ruled ti11973 A.D. etc., in such institutions. But an undertrial prisoner whereupon the territory once again came under the enumerated in a jail would be recorded for the work control of the Western Chalukyas. Hoysala Ballalas too he or she was doing before he or she was apprehended. held sway over these parts from 1120 to 1180 A.D. Similarly, a person temporarily in a hospital or similar However, between 1162 A.D. and 1182 A.D. the institution would be recorded for the kind of work he Kalachuris rose to power. Bijjala of the Kalachuri or she was doing before he or she was admitted into the dynasty, who was the Commander-in-chief under Taila hospital or institution. But, for a long-term undertrial III, the Western Chalukya King, rebelled against the prisoner or convict in a prison or for long-term inmates authority of the Western Chalukyas. He assumed royal of penal or charitable or mental institutions, the titles and established the Kalachuri rule. person's previous work would not be taken into consi Bijjala was killed in an open insurrection and was deration. A person will be considered as 'Long-term' succeeded by his eldest son Raya Murari Soyideva (1167 inmate if he or she is in such an institution for 6 months to 1175 A.D.). Bijjala's Prime Minister Basaveshwara or more. hailed from Bagevadi in Bijapur district. Basavesh wara's association with this kingdom is of special 4. BRIEF HISTORY OF THE DISTRICT: interest in that he was a saintly man and a great social Bijapur district can be truly proud of a glorious reformer. From 1150 A.D. to 1310 A.D. a major past - a past which can be traced back to the very portion of the district came under the rule of the remote and pre-historic times on the basis of the infor Devagiri Yadavas. At the close of the 13th century mation that can be had from the treasure-house of Muslim invasion of the Deccan took place and in 1327 legends, monuments, tradition and history. Places such A.D. the Mughal emperor Mohammed Bin Tughlak as Aihole, Badami, Bagalkot, Dhulkhed, Galgali, established his overall supremacy. From then onwards Kaladgi and Mahakuta find a mention in Ramayana as Bijapur, by and large, continued under the authority being located in Dandakaranya. Legends disclose that of the Delhi emperors, though about this time, two demons, llvala of Aihole and Vatapi of Badami Vijayanagar empire was established in the South with were destroyed by sage Agastya at Mahakuta. That Harihara Raya (1335 to 1350 A.D.) as its first king. certain tracts of this district were inhabited by early man The amir or Chief of Bijapur, Ala-Vd-din Hasan during the pre-historic period has been substantiated by Gangu Bahmani rebelled against the Mughal emperor archaeological discoveries. Malaprabha river basin, in 1347 A.D. and founded the Bahmani Kingdom at especially at Khyad in Badami taluk, has yielded several Gulbarga. This kingdom was divided into four provinces tool specimens of palaeolithic era. Herkal, on the bank and Bijapur stood included in Gulbarga province. In of Ghataprabha river in Bagalkot taluk, has yielded fine 1478, the Bahmani Prime Minister Khwaja Muhmad specimens of neo-liths and micro-liths. Gavan introduced several far-reaching reforms and In 150 A.D. Ptolemy, the Greek geographer reconstituted the territory into 8 provinces. The mentions several places including Badami, Pattadakal, provinces of Bijapur together with Mudgal and Raichur Kalkeri, etc. There arc numerous inscriptions in came to be assigned to the minister himself. Later, after Badami, Mahakuta and other places which throw light his death in 1481 A.D., the province was conferred on on the early Chalukyan rule. Badami was formerly Yusuf Adil Khan who was appointed tarafdar or known as Vatapi and it appears to have been a Palla va provincial governor. After the death of Muhmad stronghold during the 5th as well as the early 6th century Gavan, the faction fights and the struggle for supremacy A.D. Chalukyan king Pulikeshi I wrested Badami fram led to the division of the Bahmani Kingdom into 5 the Pallavas about the middle of the 6th century A.D. seperate Sultanates. Though the Bahmani kings were Pulike5hi II, who succeeded to the throne in 610 A.D., nominally supreme and continued to rule upto as late as 1526 A.D. their actual supermacy ceased from about \, d' t hi:' i1ll)~t powerfui and i1iustrious I uler of the early Chalukya dynasty. At the time of his ascent to the 1489 when Yusuf Adil Khan threw off his allegiance and throne his kingdom was virtually engulfed and was established himelf as the independent ruler of Bijapur. The Adil Shahi rule thus started at Bijapur in 1489 lasted under a constant threat from enemies on all sides. But, by virtue of his own prowess and intelligence he defeated for nearly 2 centuries. the enemies. He united different parts of the territory During the period of Ali Adil Shah I (1557 -1580 of Karnataka for the first time in history and extended A.D.) the confederation of the kings of Bijapur, his empire from Cauvery to Narmada. PuIikeshi had Ahmadnagar, Golconda and Bidar attacked Vijaya his capital at Badami. His greatest victory W1S the one nagar and defeated the king Rama Raya in the famous he had over Harsha or Harshavardhana of Kanauj. He battle of Talikota. In 1672 A.D., the 5 year old Sikandar 8 Adil Shah, the last king of the Bijapur dynasty, convenience a new collectorate comprising of 8 taluks succeeded to the throne. On the 15 October 1686. and one sub-taluk was formed in December 1864 with Aurangzeb who was himself leading the Mughal army its headquarters at Kaladgi. In 1868, Hippargi was conquered Bijapur and from that day Bijapur was named Sindgi and Mangoli was named Bagevadi. The blotted out of the roll of Indian kingdoms. Aurangz~b headquarters of the district was shifted from Kaladgi is said to have remained at Bijapur for 2 years after its to Bijapur in 1885 and from then onwards the district capture. In 1689 plague broke out in a fierce form and came to be known as Bijapur district. There were several the emperor retired to Akluj. exchanges of villages from time to time between Bijapur and its adjoining districts. Jamkhandi and Mudhol, In 1703 A.D. Chinkilich Khan was made the which had prevjously formed parts of princely States, Governor of Bijapur. Later, he established the family were reconstituted· as separate taluks soon after their of Nizams of Hyderabad. Peshwa Balaji and his cousin merger with the Union of India in 1948. The district Sadashiv Bahu entered the Mughal territory and which formed part of the former Bombay province came defeated the Nizam at Udgir in 1759 A.D. Under the to be integrated with Mysore State, i.e., Karnataka, as treaty that followed this victory, the greater part of the a result of the Reorganisation of States in November Province of Bijapur passed into the hands of the 1956. Bilgi which continued as a Petha or sub-taluk was Marathas and part of Hungund remained with the converted into a taluk with effect from 1 October 1959 Nizam. In 1764, after the defeat of the Marathas at bringing the total number of taluks in Bijapur district Panipat, Haider Ali of Mysore spread his kingdom to its present strength, namely eleven. north across the Malaprabha and Ghataprabha to the banks of the Krishna. In 1784 A.D. Nana Phadnavis 5. LOCATION AND PHYSICAL ASPECTS: and the Nizam of Hyderabad entered into a secret treaty Bijapur district is the largest of all the districts in and fought againist Tipu Sultan to recover the territory Karnataka State and has an area of 17069 sq. kms. It lost to Haider Ali. In 1787 fearing that the English may lies between 15° 50' and 17° 28' North latitude and 74° also join hands against himself, Tipu Sultan, agreed to 59' and 76° 28' East longitude. The district is bounded give up all claims to South Bijapur. The territory was by Solapur district on the north and Sangli on the north tlllls ceded to the Marathas. Thereafter, the English west (both of Maharashtra State), by Belgaum district entered the fray and by 17 May 1818, the whole of on the west, Dharwad district on the south, Gulbarga Bijapur was conquered by General Munro. The British district on the east and by Raichur district on the south era which started thus lasted till 15 August 1947. east. Thus, it is one of the land-locked districts on the After the fall of the Peshwas, the areas compris northern frontiers of the Karnataka State. ing the present Bijapur district fell to the British under Geographically, the district lies in the dry and arid the proclamation of the 11 February 1818. Of these; tract of the Deccan Plateau. The lands of the district Bijapur taluk was made over to the Raja of Satara; Indi can be broadly divided into three zones: the northern and Muddebihal were placed under the Sub-Collectorate belt consisting of the northern part of Bijapur taluk of Bagalkot. These two taluks at first formed part of besides Indi and Sindgi, the central belt consisting of Dharwad Collectorate and then of Solapur CoUectorate the Don Valley region which begins to the South of for some time. A new taluk with its headquarters at Bijapur city and the southern belt consisting of the rich Hippargi was formed in 1839 by transfer of some alluvial plains of the Krishna river separated from the villages from Indi and Muddebihal. In 1842 there was central belt by a stretch of barren trap. The northern another large addition as a consequence of an exchange belt is a succession of low billowy uplands bare of trees, of territory with the Raja of Satara and another taluk gently rounded and falling into intermediate narrow was formed with headquarters at Mangoli (Bagevadi), valleys. The upland soil being shallow, the villages are when the Raja of Satara died without heirs and Bijapur generally confined to the banks of the streams and are was taken over by the British. These five taluks or sub far away from one another. The Don Valley has plains divisions, namely Indi, Muddebihal, Hippargi (Sindgi), and consists of rich tracts of deep black soil stretching Mangoli (Bagevadi) and Bijapur which lie between the from west to east. Across the Krishna is a rich plain crossed from west to east by two lines of sandstones and rivers Bhima on the north and Krishna on the south hills. Further south towards Badami and south-west of belonged to the Solapur Collectorate till November Hungund the hills increase in number and the black soil 1864. The taluks of Bagalkot, Badami and Htmgund gives place to the red. formed part of Dharwad Collectorate from 1818 to 1847 whereupon these were made over to the newly consti The district, criss-crossed by several streams and tuted Belgaum district. The death of Govind Rao Pat rivers, is drained mainly by the Krishna river which is vardhan of Chinchli in 1839 - 40 and the conviction of one of the three great rivers of South India. Bhima and Bhaskar Rao in 1857 - 58 resulted in the addition of 30 Ghataprabha are its leading tributaries in the north and villages to these taluks. In pursuance of the recommen the south. Krishna, Bhima, Don, Ghataprabha and dations by the Revenue Commissioner of the Southern Malaprabha are the five imporfant rivers which flow in Division of the Bombay Province, for administrative the district. 9 The Krishna rises near Mahabaleshvar hills of the to feed the cattle. The banks of this river too are dotted Sahyadri mountain ranges in Maharashtra and enters with several sacred places like Pandarapur, Agarkhed Bijapur district in Jamkhandi taluk. In its meandering and Dhulkhed. course of about 200 km cutting across from west to east in a slightly south-eastern direction the river divides the The Ghataprabha rises about 40 km west of Belgaum city and after flowing for a distance of nearly district into two unequal segments of which the southern 200 km in an easterly course enters Bijapur district in one i~ smaller. In the western sector, for a short distance Mudhol taluk near Dhavaleshwar. The river continues the flver forms the boundary between the districts of its eastward flow along its meandering course upto ~lga~m ~Athni taluk) and Bijapur (Jamkhandi taluk). Bagalkot town where it suddenly heads towards the Likewise 10 the eastern sector too, the river forms the north-east and flows into the Krishna near Sangam. boundary between the districts of Bijapur (Muddebihal Before that the Ghataprabha flows in a region of sand taluk) in the north and Raichur (Lingsugur taluk) in the stone and quartzite hills and near Herkal, develops into south for a short distance. In between, the river beautiful gorge. The total length of this river in the separates the taluks of Bijapur. Bagevadi and Mud district is about 112 km and it drains a more or less hilly debihal on the north from the taluks of Bilgi, Bagalkot tract. The Ghataprabha Left Bank Canal which takes and Hungund in the south. It may be mentioned here off from the Dhupdal waste weir in Belgaum district that under. the mUltipurpose Upper Krishna Project, has been providing irrigation facilities to numerous work relat10g to the construction of dams across this villages in the taluks of Jamkhandi and Mudhol. The river, ~ear Almatti in Bagevadi taluk and near Narayan construction of the dam across the Krishna near Almatti pur (Slddapur) of Muddebihal taluk has been taken up. which is not far from the Sangam is likely to result in After completion of the project the canal network is ex the. submersion of lands belonging to several villages, pected to provide assured irrigation to about 8· 43 lakh b.esldes the important town of Bagalkot, that are hectares spread over in the districts of Bijapur, Belgaum, situated on the banks of the Ghataprabha. . Gulbarga and Raichur. The Malaprabha rises in the western most portion The Don river, also spelt and pronounced as of Belgaum district near Kanakumbi. After flowing east Done, Dhoni and Dhone, rises near Jath in across the district, it touches the Badami taluk of Maharashtra. Flowing east and south-east, the river passes through Athni taluk and then enters Bijapur Bijapur district near Karalakop village and forms the boundary between the districts of Bijapur and Dharwad district near Honwad. The course of this river is before it turns north-east and enters Badami taluk near extremely meandering. The outer portions of this river the village Manneri. From there it flows north and basin are noted for the deep black soil which is north-east across Badami taluk and then for a short remarkably fertile. This river runs across the taluks of distance forms the boundary between the taluks of Bijapur and Bagevadi in an easterly direction and takes Badami and Hungund, cuts across Hungund taluk and a southern course near Talikota of Muddebihal taluk joins the Krishna near the village named Sangam or whereafter near Sivapur it crosses over to Gulbarga Kapila Sangam. The river has a course of nearly a district. The Don flows for a total length of about 160 hundred kilometres and it is along the course of this km in the district and the Don basin enjoys the high river that places of great historical importance like reputation as a rich food-grain producing area Khyad, Aihole (Aivalli), Pattadakal and Nandikeshwar especially during the years of good rains. The water of are located. After Cholachgud and Munavalli, the river this river is generally brackish and at several places the flows directly from south to north and on account of water is saline during the drier months of the year when this unique feature the river, at this place, is called salt encrustation also occurs on the banks and the dry Uttara Vahini and is regarded as specially sacred. It may beds. During the rainy season the river is subject to flash be mentioned in passing that the waters of this river have floods which render crossing of the river extremely recently been harnessed for purposes of irrigation. The dangerous. After the rains too the river cannot be forded Malaprabha project located at Navilutirtha near Munoli except where there are gravel patches, because the banks of Parasgad taluk, Belgaum district, would benefit 2' 14 and the drying beds are full of deep mud or slush lakh hectares of land including a portion belonging. to ranging in depth upto to 10 metres in certain places. the taluks of Badami and Bijapur. The Bhima rises in the Sahyadris in Maharashtra and touches Bijapur district near Desur. It forms the Geologically, it may be noted, almost the entire boundary between Karnataka and Maharashtra i.e., the region north of the Krishna river is covered by the sub districts of Bijapur and Solapur for quite some distance aerial Deccan lava flows of the Lower Eocene age in and then forms the boundary between the districts of the form of nearly horizontal beds, overlying the earlier Bijapur (Indi and Sindgi taluks) and Gulbarga (Afzalpur formations. The gneiss or the metamorphic rocks taluk) for a short distance. Bijapur district therefore has occupy the south of the district. The oldest rocks in the only the right bank (i.e., the ~outhern or the western) district consist of schists, phyllites, banded hematite of the river within its administrative jurisdiction. The quartzites occurring as distinct bands. The schists land along the river is a rolling plain and is also quite include hornblende-schist, mica-schist, tal~-schist and fertile in several parts wherein fodder crops are raised hematite-schist. The Archean rocks are overlain by a 10 series of unfossiliferous metamorphosed sedimentary only meagre but is also highly irregular. The variation, rocks known as Kaladgi series which has again been sub in rainfall from year to year is large. The normal annual divided into the lower Kaladgi series comprising basal rainfall for the district is 550 mm-a figure which is the conglomerates, sandstones, quartzites, etc. and the lowest among the 19 districts of the State. On an average Upper Kaladgi series comprising shales, limestones and there are about 37 rainy days in a year. The district hematitic schists. The Kaladgi series of the rocks form receives a major share of its rainfall during the south a well marked basin mainly between the Krishna and west monsoon period. Generally the monsoon sets in Malaprabha. The Bhima series, which is another set of during June and, during this month and the next two unmetamorphosed sediments overlying the ancient months also, the rainfall would be moderate. The gneiss rocks, stretches in the extreme east between the precipitation would be quite heavy during September gneiss and the Deccan trap from Muddebihal. and normally, the amount of rainfall during this month alone contributes about 27 per cent of the total annual In the matter of mineral wealth Bijapur ranks rainfall. The major portion of the district consists of among the few districts that are poor in mineral deep black cotton soil which is well known for its high deposits. However, limestone and asbestos which are moisture-retention capacity. Thus, a single heavy rain of considerable economic importance are found to occur fall is at times sufficient to enable the agriculturists to in large quantities in several parts of the district. These reap a fair crop. are being duly exploited as well. Though iron ore is known to occur at several places, especially south of the Administration Divisions and Jurisdictional Changes Krishna river, it is not being mined as it is found to be During the Decade : uneconomical. There are traces of copper and Bijapur district belongs to the Belgaum Division manganese also. Various rocks suitable for purposes of which is one of the four administrative divisions in the building construction, road metal and railway ballast State.The names of the sub-divisions and the different as also for use as ornamental stones, roofing and floor taluks included thereunder are given below : ing slates, etc., also occur in abundance throughout the district. Numerous quartzite and sandstone ridges to the Sub-division Taluks south of Krishna river and the sandstone ridges north (i) Bijapur of Muddebihal afford enormous quantities of building (a) Bijapur, (b) Dasavana stones. Limestones in different shades as also sandstones Bagevadi and (c) Muddebihal are abundant. The beautiful granites of light grey to (ii) Bagalkot (a) Badami, (b) Bagalkot and pink colour occurring near Bilgi, Rolli, Pattadkal etc., (c) Hungund are noted for their capability to take on a high polish (iii) Jamkhandi (a) Jamkhandi, (b) Muddebihal and use as ornamental stones. In Mudhol taluk there and (c) Bilgi are a few quarries of slate stones. (iv) Indi (a) Sindgi and (b) Indi The climate of the district is generally dry and The headquarters of the above sub-divisions are the healthy. The main seasons follow the pattern for the headquarters of the respective taluks also and inci Deccan : the hot or summer season begins in mid dentally all the taluk centres of the district are municipal February and extends upto early June; the wet or rainy towns. Bijapur city is the district headquarters. The season starts in June with the onset of south-west villages in each taluk are organised into revenue circles monsoon and extends upto the end of September when or hob/is. During the decade 1971-81 the district has not the weather is cool and damp; the north-east monsoon witnessed any change in its jurisdiction. At the taluk season covers the months of October and November and level and village level also there have not been any the cold and dry season lasts from December to the jurisdictional changes. However, a few uninhabited middle of February. The months from December to villages that were amalgamated with one or the other May are the driest and on certain days the humidity adjacent village a few years ago cGntinued to be reported would be as low as IO percent. Even during the monsoon as independent '/ilIages at the 1971 Census and at the months the average humidity is much below the satura 1981 Census :is welL Thus, while the total number of tion level. Most parh of the district are exposed to villages in the district is 1257 according to the Director, strong winds almost through-out the year. December Survey, Settlement and Land Records, according to the is the coldest month of the year when the average Census there are as many as 1281 villages. Compared minimum temperature is around 14·8°C. Temperature to 1971 Census also there is a change in the number of begins to rise from mid-February and attains the villages in several taluks. Some of the non-municipal maximum around the average of 38·6°C in the month towns of 1971 are now municipal towns and in addition of May. The Bagalkot-Badami region is reported to the boundaries of certain towns are modified and two be hotter than the other parts of the district. new municipalities have also been constituted. These Scarcity and famine conditions have all along been details regarding the number of villages and towns in regular features of Bijapur district. The rainfall is not each taluk are indicated in the following statement. 11 Total number of villages Names of Reasons for variation in the according to the Revenue Circles No. of __n_u_m_b_e_r_o_f_v_i_ll_ag_e_s_a_s_sh_o_w_n_in __ Lists finalised or Hoblis and towns Sl. Survey, Columns Columns Taluk for Census number of vil- as per No. Settlement 3 and 4 4 and 5 and Land lages in each, Census Records 1981 1971 shown in brackets list Department (1981 Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Badami 146 159 156 Badami (41) 3 The following 13 In 1971, Badami Kulageri (41) villages are amal and Kerur were Kerur (37) gamated with cer non-municipal Guledgudda (40) tain adjacent vil towns and their lages and are no census jurisdictions longer independent covered the entire villages according revenue areas of to Survey Settle Badami and Kerur. ment records : But now, these are 1. Balageri (B). municipal towns. 2. Rangasamudra, The areas lying 3. Shivapur, outside the muni 4. Anantapur, cipal limits of the .5. Aralikatti, respective towns 6. Ingalagundi, are constituted into 7. Lingadal. separate revenue 8. Kadlimatti, villages. Hardolli 9. Kanakapur, which was left out 10. Kadapatti S.K., in the 1971 Census 11. Akkaragal, list of villages has 12. Nagalapur, now been added, 13. Suggewad. for only a portion' But these have been of this village is reported as sepa included in the rate units in 1971 municipal limits of and also in 1981. Guledgudda. 2 Bagalkot 90 90 92 Bagalkot (19) In 1971, Bagalkot Kaladgi (29) was presumed to be Silimani (42) fully incorporated in the municipal limits of Bagalkot town. Now it is ascertain ed that certain por tion lies outside the town-limits and this has been included in the Census list as Bagalkot (Rural). The following ~ village::. wilil:n ~ere amalgamated in 1965, but were listed as separate and in dependent villages in 1971, have now been omitted 1. Bevinmatti S. Mankani, 2. Devalapura 3. Govanakoppa. 12 Total number of villages Reasons for variation in the Names of according to the number of villages as shown in Revenue Circles No. of or Hoblis and towns S1. Survey, Lists finalised Columns Columns Taluk number of vil- as per No. Settlement for Census 3 and 4 4 and 5 and Land lages in each, Census Records 1981 1971 shown in brackets list Department (1981 Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3 Basavana 120 120 120 Basavana Though there is no Bagevadi Bagevadi (27) difference in the H. Hippargi (41) number of villages Kolhar (52) there is a difference between the two lists' of villages. Basavana Bagevadi is fully incorporated in the municipal limits and has there- fore been omitted in the Census list of villages. In 1971 too this was the case as it WllS a non-municipal town. Katapur which has been re- tained in the list of villages 0 f 1971 and 1981 is not an in- dependent revenue village as it stands amalgamated with Muddapura. 4 Bijapur 109 109 108 Bijapur (21) In 1971, Bijapur, Babaleshwar (24) an independent viI- Mamadapur (22) lage, was not listed Tikota (23) on the presumption Nagathan (19) that it was fuHY'in- corporated in the city limits. How- ever, for the 1981 Census, the portions of Bijapur village which are lying outside the city limits have been identified and this area has been con- stituted into a sepa- rate unit of enume- ration under the name Bijapur (Rural). 13 Total number of villages Names of Reasons for variation in the according to the number of villages as shown in Revenue Circles No. of or Hoblis and towns SI. Survey, Lists finalised Columns Columns Taluk number of vil- as per No. Settlement for Census 3 and 4 4 and 5 and Land lages in each, Census Records 1981- 1971 shown in brackets list Department (1981 Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 5 Bilgi 65 65 66 Bilgi (36) The recognition of Anagwadi (29) a new town (namely Bilgi which was an independent reve- nue village in 1971 and now a muni- cipal town) has not affected the total number of villages, as certain portions of Bilgi village lying outside the munici- pal limits have now been constituted as an independent unit under the nomen- clature Bilgi (Rural). But, Thimmapura has been deleted from the 1971 list of viI lages, as it has lost its independent status having been amalgamated WIlh Muttaladinni a~., far hack as 1965. 6. Hungund 160 170 168 Hungund (40) 3 The following ten In 1971, Hungulld Karade (45) villages which are was a non-muni- Ilkal (43) amalgamated with cipal town with its Amingad (42) the adjoining viJ- jurisdiction covering lages have been the entire area of listed as separate the revenue village. villages in the But now Hungund Census list : is a municipal town I. Nilugal, having certain 2. Ningapur, portions of the 3. Kadapatti, revenue village 4. Kongavad, within the muni- 5. l;)olabgeri, cipallimits. Hence 6. Chickhuna- Hungund (Rural) kunti, has been added to 7. Chickupnal, the list of villages. 8. Sangapur, In case of Ilkal, 9. Yattinahatti, though it was a 10. Rayanakoppa. municipal town in 1971, the portion of revenue village of Ilkal lying out- side municipal 14 Total number of villages Names of Reasons for variation in the according to the Revenue Circles No. of number of villages as shown in Lists finalised or Hoblis and towns Sl. Survey, Columns Columns Taluk for Census number of vil- as per No. Settlement 3 and 4 4 and 5 and Land lages in each, Census Records 1981 1971 shown in brackets list Department (1981 Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 '9 limits was not identified and was not listed as a separate unit whereas now it has been identified as a separate and in dependent unit and has been added to the list. 7 Indi 123 122 122 Indi (38) Revenue village Balloli (43) Indi is fully incor Chadchan (41) porated in the municipal limits of Indi town. Hence it is omitted in the Census list of vil lages. In 1971 too this was the position as Indi was a non municipal town. 8 lamkhandi 71 71 64 lamkhandi (25) 3 The increase of 4 Savalgi (23) out of the 7 villages Terdal (23) is due to the iden tification of areas lying outside the municipal limits and listing them as separate villages in 1981 in the follow ing cases : lam khandi (Rural), Rabkavi (Rural), Banhatti (Rural) and Hosur. In the case of Terdal, it was a non-munici pal town with the entire area of the village coming under its jurisdic tion. Now it is a municipal town having only certain portions of the vil lage inside munici pal limits. Hence the remaining area has been identified 15 Total number of villages Reasons for variation in the Names of according to the number of villages as shown in Revenue Circles No. of Lists finalised or Hoblis and towns SI. Survey, Columns Columns Taluk for Census number of vil- as per No. Settlement 3 and 4 4 and 5 and Land lages in each, Census Records 1981 1971 shown in brackets list Department (1981 Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 and a separate unit, Terdal (Rural) has been added. Adihudi, which was formerly a hamlet of Hirepadasalgi, was constituted into an indepen dent village after 197] Census and hence added to the 1981 list. An in dependent un inhabited village Kalhatti which was not separately listed in 1971 has now been added. 9 Muddebihal 152 154 154 Muddebihal (38) 2 Village Muddebihal Dhavalagi (37) is fully incor- Talikot (36) porated in the Naltawad (43) municipal limits of Muddebihal town. Village Zanzar- gaddi is fully sub- merged under Up- per Krishna Pro- ject. Hence these two villages are omitted in the Cen- sus list of village. The following four villages which are amalgamated with the adjoining villa- ges have been shown as separate villages ; 1. Masangeri, 2. Belavantarkanti, 3. Fattepur P. Naltawad, 4. Malakapur. 16 Total number of villages Names of Reasons for variation in the according to the Revenue Circles No. of number of villages as shown in Survey, Lists finalised or Hoblis and towns Columns Columns SI. Taluk for Census number of vil- as per No. Settlement 3 and 4 4 and 5 and Land lages in each, Census Records 1981 1971 shown in brackets list Department (1981 Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to Mudhol 78 78 77 Mudhol (33) 2 An independent un Lokapur (45) inhabited revenue village Zunjarkop pa was regarded as an appendage of Mudhol town in 1971. This has now been added to the 1981 list as a separate village .. 11 Sindgi 143 143 141 Sindgi (51) Sindgi was a non Almel (44) municipal town in Hippargi (48) 1971. Now it is a municipal town and the area lying outside the munici pal limits of Sindgi town has been re cognised as Sindgi (Rural) and added to the list of vil lages. Shakapur, an independent revenue village, was reported as amalgamated with Puradal in 1971. Now it is ascer tained to be an in dependent and separate village as no such amalga mation has taken place. Hence it is added to the 1981 Census list of villages. 6. MAJOR CHARACTERISTICS OF THE underground mineral wealth. The rainfall and climatic conditions too have been quite unfavourable in that the DISTRICT IN RELATION TO ITS ECONOMIC district is almost totally devoid of any forest tracts with RESOURCES: dense vegetation worthy of notice. In the total area of the district hardly 5 percent is classified as forest. The Land is by far the most important economic land which is not available for cultivation including resource of Bijapur, the geographically largest district lands put to non-agricultural uses like village sites, area of the State. This land is however not quite rich in under water, roads, etc., and the lands that are not 17 cultivable, account for about 6 per cent. Though the Basavana Bagevadi taluk. Groundnut is the foremost remaining portion of the land is cultivable, about 20 per oil-seed crop covering several thousand hectares of land cent of this total area is allowed to remain fallow every spread all over the district. Linseed, which yields a year. Thus, the lands that are effectively utilised for . valuable non-edible oil is another important oil-seed agricultural and horticultural purposes constitute about crop which is grown in black-cotton soils as a mixed 69 per cent. These lands are mainly rainfed and cultiva crop with wheat or as a crop grown on the field borders tion is a gamble depending as it does on the vagaries since cattle do not touch this plant. Oil-mills and oil of the monsoon. Adequate and timely rainfall would ghanas are also characteristic featutS!s of the district's usually result in a bumper crop. But such occasions are economy. Bijapur district enjoys the reputation of somewhat rare and the district has all along been noted having the highest acreage under cotton in the State. for the frequent occurrence of scarcity and famine con Two distinct varieties of cotton are grown here: that ditions. The soils of the district are of two predominant grown in the the areas lying between the Krishna and types : The black cotton soil and the red soil. The black the Bhima is called the Bijapur Jawari while that grown cotton soil is endowed with the capacity to retain in the areas lying south of Krishna is called the Baga/kot moisture over long periods and this has been one of the Jawari. The main varieties of cotton grown are the redeeming features-a gift with which nature has blessed Jayadhar and the Lakshmi. The cultivators generally this district. The lands yield only one crop a year-either dispose the cotton produce in the form of seed during kharif or during rabi season. cotton, and, as a result there are numerous cotton ginning factories in the district to process this further Assured irrigation is yet to assume a greater role and produce Kapas (lint). in the economy of the district. As already mentioned, a significant extent of lands covering certain portions The programmes launched in recent years regard of the taluks of Bilgi, Jamkhandi and Mudhol are being ing soil and water conservation, popularization of High fed by the waters of the Ghataprabha through the Left Yielding Varieties, optimum utilisation of fertilisers, use Bank Canal network. The Upper Krishna Project is still of pesticides and insecticides, etc., have all helped in in the initial stages. Thus, at present, i.e, 1980-81, it is achieving greater productivity per hectare. However, a only 8·64 per cent of the net area sown that is being feature that has been noticed in recent years is that there irrigated. Wells constitute the main source of irrigation has been a gradual decline in the net area sown. For and feed about 65 ·49 per cent of the total irrigated area. instance, in 1978-79 the proportion of net area sown to While canals supply water to 17 ·12 per cent of the the total stood at 80 per cent and this has moved down irrigated area other sources such as rivers, streams, etc., to 68 per cent by 1980-81. At the same time there has provide irrigation to about 15 per cent. Pumpsets have been a corresponding increase in the area under current been installed at numerous places on the river beds of fallows. Various factors, particularly the vagaries of the Krishna, Ghataprabha, Malaprabha and Bhima. monsoon affect this phenomenon and for any detailed The number of pumpsets in the district is estimated at analysis it would be appropriate to study the data about 24,000 and most of these wells are located in the pertaining to at least a period of 5 years especially taluks of Jamkhandi and Mudhol. because of the fact that this district falls in the scarcity zone. Agriculture occupies a vital place in the economy Now that all the inams, Jodis and Jahagirs have of the district. A large proportion of the cultivated area been abolished, agricultural lands are held under the is devoted to the production of food crops such as Raiyatwari tenure only. Earlier too this was the pre jowar, bajra and wheat. Millets like navane and save dominant system of land tenure of the district, for only as well as pulses like Tur and Bengal-gram are of con 14 per cent accounted for the other forms of tenure. siderable local importance. Among the non-food crops Since the productivity of the land has been low and cotton is the most important and next to that there is cultivation is mainly carried out under dry, that is un groundnut and then comes safflower. About 58 per cent irrigated conditions, the land holdings have all along of the gross area sown is covered by cereals and millets, displayed a tendency to be larger than elsewhere in the about 10 per cent accounts for pulses; about 17 per cent State, especially as compared to the land hold,ings accounts for cotton and about 13 per cent is sown with prevailing in the southern region. It would be most groundnut. Jowar is the main staple crop and is grown uneconomIcal to operate lands measuring less than four both during kharif and rabi seasons. The rabi jowar, acres each according to local belief and as such those also called bili-jo/a, is the mainstay of the district and who own small extents of land either resort to leasing several local varieties as well as improved strains of this in of lands from others for cultivation or else lease out grain are grown. Bajra is mainly a kharif crop and is their own lands to others. The other method which grown predominantly in the taluks of Bijapur, Indi, became popular after the advent of independence and Sindgi and Hungund. Wheat is a late or cold weather as a reaction to the tenancy regulations is to engage crop and is grown under irrigated ·conditions. Though labourers with the requisite tools and equipment on it is produced in the taluks of Indi, Sindgi and Bijapur contract basis to carry out various agricultural opera in considerable quantities, the largest area sown lies in tions and report themselves as self-culivators. Landlord 18 tenant system,' especially absentee landlordism is no farmers rear livestock animals as an activity which forms longer in vogue. The average size of a land holding has a subsidiary occupation and provides them with an ad declined considerably during the past 2 decades. ditional income. The bulk of the livestock wealth of the According to the District Gazetteer (1966 P. 293), of the district consists of cattle. Despite the advent of tractors agricultural holdings-" about 25 percent are distributed and power tillers it is the bullocks that are supplying among I ,48,511 holders, each holding upto 15 acres. the draught power which is so very essential for carry The average holding per holder in this group is about ing out various agricultural operations and, bullock 6·3 acres. About 63 per cent of the agricultural holdings carts are even now an important means of transporta are distributed among about 76,000 holders, each tion of manure to fields and the farm-produce to home holding from 15 to 100 acres of land. The average and the nearest market place. The cattle of the district holding per head in this group was about 31 acres. In are generally of the Khi/lar; breed and, in certain areas the third group of holdings of over 100 acres each, were along the Krishna river, breeding of bulls of the popular 2,336 holders with an average of about 187 acres per Krishna Valley breed is also an important and profitable head" . activity. The overall average size of a holding worked out Rearing of she-buffaloes for milk is quite popular to about 16' 5 acres. According to the agricultural census throughout the district and Pandharpur buffaloes are 1976-77 the average size of a holding in the district is very much preferred. During the last decade several 5· 3 hectares, that is 13· 25 acres. There has been an villages have been covered under the Intensive Dairy increase in the number of land holders from 2· 27 lakhs Development Programme. Bijapur is also noted for the to 2· 77 lakhs which means that there has been a 22 per large number of sheep and goats that are reared in cent rise during the past about 10 years. Of the 277 ,446 almost all parts of the district. The local breed is known land holdings, those with less than one hectare each as the Deccan; and during the past 2 decades, eversince formed just about ten per cent and accounted for a mere the establishment of a Sheep-Breeding Research Sub one per cent of the total land held. The holdings in the station at Anagwadi in Bilgi taluk, there have been con next range of 1·0 to 2· 0 hectares, which too can be tinuous efforts to promote selective breeding. Sheep and regarded as small holdings, formed another 17· 3 per goat as well as poultry birds, which too are reared in cent and accounted for 5 per cent of the land. The small very large numbers through out, are important sources and marginal farmers together accounted for only 27 of nutritive food to the people. Coarse wollen rugs and per cent. On the other hand the medium sized holdings carpets are also produced at the household industry in the range of 2·0 to 10· 0 hectares constituted as much level. Milk obtained from goats is also used in the as 59 per cent and the total extent held by these holdings preparation of beverages. The sheep-rearing is useful formed 53·4 per cent. There are however a few large from the point of view of agriculture also for it has been holdings each with 20 hectares or more and these formed a common practice in this region to have hundreds of only 2· 19 per cent of the total holdings. With the com sheep penned in fields to obtain the valuable sheep missioning of the irrigation projects and gradual exten droppings by way of manure. Though piggery is prevalent to some extent it is only of minor significance sion of the facility of assured irrigation the size of the in the overall economy of the district . That there has holdings may get further reduced in due course. But as been a steady increase in the livestock wealth of the the matter now stands the agricultural scene of the district becomes evident from the details given below. district is characterised by medium sized holdings. I t may be noticed that the proportion of cattle and Apart from agriculture which is the mainstay of the buffaloes has gone down while that of goats has economy, as in other parts of the country, here too the registered a marked increase; Livestock and poultry as per cattle census Category - -~----- 1961 1972 1977 -- _-- ---~- - -- -_------No. 0/0 No. % No. % 1 Cattle 488,326 39'02 521,829 33'72 549,523 34'15 2 Buffaloes 202,339 16'17 227,786 14'72 240,841 14·97 3 Sheep 238,108 19·03 302,276 19'53 307,569 19'12 4 Goats 309,067 24·70 476,407 30'78 486,876 30·26 5 Pigs 6,472 0'52 12,628 0'82 17,833 1·11 6 Total (Inclu- ding others) 1,251,546 100'00 1,547,637 100'00 1,609,053 100'00 Poultry birds 368,678 474,022 506,642 19 The district is mainly dry and rainfall is scanty. As company was incorporated in about 1948 the factory such it is not endowed with any rich pastures and graz started production from November 1955. The Indian ing lands. In years of scarcity of rainfall even to keep flume Pipe Company has aiso established one of its the animals alive will be a difficult proposal. The units at Bagalkot in view of the availability of cement cultivators generally produce their fodder requirements and other raw materials locally. In the district as a whole and stall feeding with dry jowar stalks is also common. there were only 196 registered factories during the year Villages located near rivers and streams are somewhat 1977-78 and these provided employment to 7709 persons better placed in this regard. When viewed in this in all. Since then there has been an appreciable improve background the increase in livestock wealth noticed ment in the industrial scene. The total number of during past decade and a half is quite remarkable. The registered factories has increased to 448 by 1980-81 and animal husbandry department has been implementing during the same period the number of persons employed several developmental schemes in addition to providing has increased to 10,368. This welcome feature in an medical care through a number of institutions spread industrially under-developed region may be partly all over the district. Dairying too has received a filip. attributed to various incentives and the encouragement Chilling plants have been functioning at Bijapur, provided by the government to different categories of Bagalkot, Kamatgi and Kakanur and, at Bijapur, a entrepreneurs. From about 1978, a District Industries Milk-processing plant has also been set up. Centre has also been functioning in the district. Fishing is an important economic activity especially Apart from cement industry, it is cotton-ginning in the rural areas that are located near the rivers and and pressing that is the most prominent industry that major tanks. This of course is a seasonal activity and provides work to a large proportion of industrial is confined to the period from September to early workers in the organised sector. Bijapur is in the March. The rivers and streams as well as the 13 major heartland of the cotton-growing area and produces tanks and the numerous smaller tanks and ponds enough raw material so much so this agro-based provide ample opportunities to all those who are industry, though seasonal in nature, has developed in interested in supplementing their income. At Bhutnal a sustained manner over the decades. The first cotton tank near Bijapur city there is a fish farm and in addi ginning factory was established as early as in 1885 at tion, over the years, fisheries developmental activities Hungund. By 1946 and 1965 the number of factories have been taken up in almost all the major tanks. The had increased to 49 and 69 respectively. There are at number of professional fishermen however is estimated present two spinning mills and 44 textile units also in to be around 2500 and most of these persons belong to the district. The other factory units are engaged mainly the traditional fishermen castes like Ambig, Bhoi and in the production of groundnut oil, oilcake, ice, beedi, Koli. These persons are continuing to use the traditional wire nails, chinaware, grease and lubricating oil, optical fishing gear such as the cast-net and the drag-net and glasses and ~hemical equipments. A mention may also some are accustomed to rod and line method of fishing. be made of iron and steel industry, a copper-rolling mill, There are twelve Fisheries Co-operative Societies with and the Somaiya Sugar Factory. a membership of over one thousand fishermen. The three prominent towns of the district namely Bijapur, In the household sector, handloom weaving has the Bagalkot and Jamkhandi have fish markets and a pride of place. Cotton and silk spinning, sizing, weaving Fisheries Marketing Federation was also been function and dyeing are being carried on since generations at the ing in the district. Under the Drought Prone Area Pro traditional centres such as Guledgudda, Ilkal, Rabkavi gramme schemes such as the establishment of fish seed Banhatti, Kamatgi, Mahalingpur and Amingad. production farms and also development and exploita Cotton handloom weaving provides work and wages to tion of tank fisheries have been taken up. During a large number of men and women in urban as well as 1979-80 the total fish catch in the district was of the rural areas and this activity is next in importance to only order of 42' 5 M. tonnes. agriculture. The district is noted for its production of Khadi yarn as well as Khadi cloth. The sarees and Khan Except for the rich deposits of limestone in certain (Blouse pieces) woven at some of the centres like Ilkal tracts, the district has very little mineral wealth. Since and Guledgudda are famous for the border designs and more than two decades and a half the Bagalkot Cement colour combinations. These find a ready market at Factory has been effectively utilising the limestone several places including a few located beyond the available in the neighbourhood of Bagalkot, Mudde borders of the State. In recent years there has been an bihal and Mudhol. Dolomite, and banded hematitic iron increase in the number of power-looms and the industry ores are also mined to a little extent. However, quar as such has been facing some problems. The Govern rying of slate stones is of considerable importance. Trap ment has taken up several welfare measures under the which occurs in Bijapur taluk is also exploited to some DRDS and such other programmes for the upliftment extent. of the conditions of the weavers. The Karnataka Bijapur ranks amongst the industrially backward Handloom Development Corporation has taken up districts of the State. The Bagalkot Cement Factory is intensive development projects at Banhatti and Ilkal. perhaps the only major industrial unit. Though this The State Khadi and Village Industries Board too has 20 been quite active in promoting the industrial activity at observed at numerous places and the social life of the household level. During 1979-80, about 28,916 hand people has been quite placid. As a result of the looms and 2757 power-looms were engaged in the commencement and progress of work relating to the production of handloom cloth, mainly sarees. This Upper Krishna project certain portions of land were industry has all along provided a solid base for trading acquired and consequently there were cases of shifting and commercial activities. and rehabilitation programmes. However, these went on smoothly and major problems did not crop up. Commercial and cooperative banks have been func Bagalkot town itself is facing the problem of partial tioning in the urban areas as also in several rural cen submersion and, since this is to occur a little later, tres. In this field also there has been a rapid develop schemes are being considered as to how best this even ment during the later half of the decade. As compared tuality can be averted. As in other parts of the State, to 87 and 22 commercial and cooperative banks in in Bijapur also the Government launched and 1977-78 at present (1980-81) there are 116 commercial implementc;d through its agencies several developmental and 70 cooperative banks respectively. Cooperative programmes for the benefit of various sections of the societies have also been quite active all over the district. population. A mention may be made of the SFDA, Trading activities are mostly in the hands of the DPAP, DRDS, IRDP and the twenty point economic programme. During the decade the district has witnessed private merchants. The district is noted for its export a considerable expansion in the road building activity of cotton (lint), groundnut and other oil seeds as also and also in the provision of different amenities and ser jowar among the agricultural products as well as power vices in rural areas. loom and hand loom sarees and Khans, cement and sugar among the industrial goods. There are regulated markets in this district too and the first such market, 8. BRIEF NOTE ON PLACES OF RELIGIOUS namely the Bijapur Agricultural Produce Market Com HISTORICAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL IM mittee, was established in 1938. Such markets have since PORTANCE been set up at Bagalkot, Jamkhandi and Talikote with t. BADAMI TALUK a view to protecting the interests of the agriculturists. Sub-markets have also been set up at several centres and, I. L. C. No.8: Nandikeshwar : in the district, weekly shandy is also a common feature. This is a garden village noted for its archaeological Marketing facilities are available in an adequate remains. Nandikeshwar and Kalameshwara are the two measure. The district is now served by a good network important temples in Nandikeshwar. Mahakuta, which of roads and bridges and transportation of goods has is a beautiful place with several ancient Siva temples like been rendered much easier. Certain parts of the district Mahakuteshwara, MaUikarjuna, Kalakeswara etc., and are enjoying good railway facilities also. encompassed by hills is known as Dakshina Kashi In summing up it may be stated that the economy (Benares of the south). Among the pillar inscriptions of Bijapur rests mainly on dry land farming on the one in Mahakuteshwara temple, one dated in the reign of hand and handloom weaving on the other. In the field Western Chalukya King, Vijayaditya (696-733 A.D), of agriculture and also industry there have been signifi records a gift by a courtesan. Another dated 934 A.D cant developments during the recent decades and, as refers to a grant by Bappuvarasa, a chief of Kataka. detailed in the foregoing note, assured irrigation The Dwarapalakas at the doorway are said to represent facilities have also been extended to certain- parts of the demons, Vatapi and IIvala. The enclosure which is the district and incentives have been provided to various bounded by a stone-wall is small but contains numerous categories of entrepreneurs to start new industrial units. temples in various styles, chiefly Chalukyan and Dravi The latest development is that the construction work dian. In the middle of the enclosure is a pond called relating to the Upper Krishna project is in full swing Vishnu Pushkarini Tirtha said to have been built by sage and the district can look forward to better days in the Agastya. In the pond there is a Mantapa containing the near future. four faced image of Brahma. The Mahakuteshwara fair is held every year during Chailra (April). 7. MAJOR SOCIAL AND CULTURAL EVENTS, II. L. C. No 11 : Pattadakal : NATURAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DEVELOPMENTS AND MISCELLANEOUS This is an important tourist centre in the State and ACTIVITIES OF NOTE DURING THE is located on the left bank of the Malaprabha river. DECADE: It is a great centre of Chalukya art and is noted for temples and inscriptions. Large number of stone The district has not witnessed any major social or weapons that were found along the river bank and the cultural event during the decade. In accordance with the existence of giant stone graves nearby, go to show that long established tradition, fairs and festivals are being this area was inhabited by man during the pre-historic 21 period. In ancient days, according to inscriptions, the II. L.C. No.7: Bevoor : place was known by the name Kisuvolal or Pattada There are three temples of Kalika. Bhavani, Kisuvolal. Regarding temples, a significant feature of Narayana and Rameswara. the place is the existence of the best temples of the early Chalukyan days in Dravidian and Nagara styles side by III. L.C. No. 12 : Sirur : side. A few inscriptions dated between 1050-1099 A.D. The biggest temple in Pattadakal is that of and also a few ancient temples are found in this village. Virupaksha enclosed by a large Prakara. According to IV. L.C. No. 40 : Gaddankeri : an inscription, the temple was built by Lokamahadevi, the consort of Vikramaditya II (744 to 736 A.D.) to On a hill near the village there are some structures commemorate the victories over the Pallavas and the built in the Bijapur style of architecture. These have the occupation of Kanchi. Pattadakal reached its height of tombs of a saint and a prophet named Malayappa prosperity under the Western Chalukyas in the 7th, 8th, Ayyanavaru and his son Monappa both of whom are and 9th centuries, when it was not only their capital but held in high esteem. The saint's tomb is worshipped also a religious centre. especially during the years when there is a scanty rain fall and the possibility of drought conditions is loom III . L.C. No. 27 : Belur : ing large. There is a shrine of Hanuman also near the The village has an old fort which is now in ruins tombs. and a temple of Maruti called 'Belurappa', after whom V. L.C. No. 56 : Mankani : the village is said to have been named. There is a temple This village has an old stone temple of Ishwara of Narayana in the fort with an inscription of the facing west. Inside the temple is a Kannada stone tablet Western Chalukya King, Jayasimha Jagadekamalla and of the Devagiri Yadava King Singh ana II ( 1209 to 1247 his sister Akkadevi (671 to 692 A.D). A.D.). IV. L.C. No. 36 : Khyad : 3. BASAVANA BAGEVADI TALUK This is one of the most important Palaeolithic sites that has yielded fine specimens of tools which are not I. L.C.No. 1 : Ingaleshwar : only numerous but are also of different sizes and types. There are eight old temples and of these two are V. L.C. No. 37 : Cholachagudda : cave temples. Three of these temples are believed to have been built in 1128 A.D. by one Neelakanta Nayaka. The This is an ancient place baving inscriptions dating largest temple which is dedicated to Someshvara con back to the 8th century A.D. The chief object of interest tains 36 round pillars. On an octagonal stone in the roof here is Banashankari, worshipped as the goddess of of the porch there are representations of the nine forests. A very large fair is held here every year during planets. The shrine contains a Linga, a Nandi and a the period Pushya Shuddha Tadige and Pushya Bahula figure of Ishvara on the lintel. The Narayana temple Saptami (January) when several thousands of people has 24 round pillars with a finely carved image of gather here to witnesss the fair. Narayana of about four feet height. This image is said VI L.C. No. 44 : AraHkatti : to have been got installed by the Peshwas. To the south of the village, is a temple of Shobhanadeva facing east. This is a holy place having a pool fed by a spring. Of the 16 pillars in this temple four are sculptured and There is a row of well-made images of Vishnu and other one is inscribed. The temple of Kalappa contains figures gods. Towards the eastern end of the row, there is an of females, birds (probably garudas and serpents). The undated inscription recording the anival of the goddess shrine contains a Linga. On a hill about a kilometre Mahalaxmi from Kolhapur. from the village there are two cave temples of VII. L.C. No. 121 : Kelawadi : Siddeshvara and Akkanagamma. The former has a window-like door facing north-east, passing througH To the east of this village near a pond there is an three rooms, each two steps lower than the one behind. old temple of Ranganatha. In this temple is an old Kan the passage inclining all along to the left, one reaches nada stone inscription of the Sinda Chief (1210-1280 the shrine which is about 15 feet below the level of the A.D.), under whom Kelawadi was the headquarters of first excavation. The image of Siddeshvara is in a sitting a sub-division called Kelewadi Three Hundred. posture. The neighbouring cave of Sangameshvara has a Linga on a raised platform. In Akkanagamma's cave 2. BAGALKOT TALUK temple, which is in ruins, there is a female image. I. L.C. No.6: HaUur : II. L.C. No. 21 : Deginal This place is known for its Basaveswara temple and The village has a temple of the Chalukyan period the fair held during December-January. (to-12th century A.D.) 22 III. L.C. No. 113 : Chimmalgi : annual fair of three days is held. Closchy i~ the Haraleshvarakshetra noted for a highly venerated Linxu Its old name is said to be Chinmayakshetra. believed to have been installed during 12th cent ury by According to the Krishna Mahatmya, JOB Lingas, (some some leading Sharanas in memory of Haralayya, a of which still remain) were situated in and near the disciple of Basaveshvara. village Chimmalgi. Underneath the bed of the river. it is said, there is a temple of Shiva, which has never IV. L.C. No. 45 : Mamadapur: appeared above the water level. The village is a holy There is an interesting story behind the origin of place situated quite close to the meeting place of the this village. Mahmud (1626-1656 A.D.) the sixth Bijapur Krishna and the Ghataprabha rivers. There are two old King wanted to know what Konkan was like, His Prime Kannada inscribed stones which are worn out. Mininster Jagad Murari built ponds, laid out fields, and planted Konkan trees and vegetables on the site of 4. BIJAPUR TALUK Mamadapur. The king was so pleased by this that, in I. L.C. No.9 :Kumatagi : about 1636 A.D., he consolidated many surrounding villages and named the new village after himself. The In Adil Shahi times (15th centuary A.D.) this tomb of saint Kamal Saheb who had foretold the event, village was a pleasure resort of the Adil Shahi Kings and which is in the market place, is highly venerated. nobles. The village has a lake and, nearby there are Siddeswara temple in the village is a good specimen of remains of mansions and water pavilions. The pavilions modern stucco architecture and contains a large stone had a network of cisterns, fountains and water spouts. image of Basavanna. On the walls of the pavilions there are some noteworthy paintings. One of them vividly depicts a game of polo. There are two large lakes, called the great lake and Another shows a wrestling match and the third, a the small lake, got constructed by King Mahmud when musician playing to noble ladies. It is said that these the village was built. The inscriptions set on the dams frescoes exerted some influence on later day paintings. show that both were built in 1633 A.D. On the banks of one of the lakes are temples of Mahalingeshwar and II. L.C. No. 21 : Babaleshwar : Madivuleshwar. The village is said to have been established by the V. L.C. No. 61 : Uppa1adinni : people of the surrounding seven villages who, finding that it was the resort of dacoits, cut down a babul grove Sangamanatha temple is well known for its annual and found the idol of the god that stood enshrined fair held during August and September. therein. They removed the god to the temple of VI. L.c. No. 61 : Babalad : Siddhesvar in the middle of the village which was built by one Marilingappa Jangamsetti in 1780 A.D. The The village has an ancient monastery called place is noted for Veerashaiva monastery, known as Chandragiri Matha. It preserves some old Kannada Shantaveera Matha, and also for the temple of Ambal manuscripts relating to Kalajnana. A fair is held during Muttiappa which has no images and resembles a Magha Bahula Amavasya and Phalguna Shudda mosque. One-day annual fair is held in the village during Ashtam; (February) June. VII. L.C. No. 67 : Tikota : III. L.C. No. 27 : Kakhandaki : Tajkhan, the Prime Minister of Ibrahim Adil Shah There is a temple of Mahipathiswamy to the south (1534-1557 A.D.) founded and developed this village west of the village. The temple has no roof and is with a view to settle down here after his retirement and apparently unfinshied. According to a local legend, named it Tikotawada. The Darghas of Haji Saheb and Mahipathi hailed from Algali village and bacame a. Bhadkal Saheb and a mosque are the noteworthy ob minister to Aurangzeb (1686-1707 A.D.). His wife jects here. Thimmavva who was childless used to worship Bhaskar VIII. L.c. No. 70 : Kanamadi : swami at Sarvad village about 15 Kilometres south of Bijapur. The couple were instructed in the divine path There is a beautiful but old temple dedicated to by the swami. Mahipathi resigned his office, returned Dhatesha and another equally beautiful and old temple to Bijapur and gave away his property in alms. He and dedicated to Jekkavva. his wife became mendicants. Then, at Kakhandaki the IX. L.C. No. 85 : Turavi : villagers gave them a house and some lands where they remained till Thimmavva gave birth to twin sons. After Ibrahim Adil Shah II, in about 1600 A.D. built the death of Mahipathi a Tulsikatte (platform with a many palaces in this village. These are now in ruins. sweet basil plant) was raised over his grave by the There are several Hindu temples in this village as also villagers. In addition, there are three temples and a some mosques. The important temple is that of Nara mosque in the village. During December-January an simha. Kumara Valmiki, a renowned poet composed 23 'Ramayana' in Kannada at this temple. This Rama Raya the King of Vijayanagara is said to have composition is popularly known as 'Torave Rarnayana'. encamped here during the fateful war of 1565 A.D. There is also a pond known as the Narasimha Tirtha in this village. The village has forty old wells some of III. L.C.• No. 109 : Nandavadgi : which are still in use, and the springs used by Ibrahim This village is said to have been the capital of Adil Shah for his water works have overflowed and Nanda Raja. In front of one of the gates is a raised seat formed a water course. During the month of April an on which is an old neem tree and a stone bearing the annual fair lasting for one day only is held in the village. Chakra of Vishnu. In the fort, there is a large temple of Ishwara. Near the temple is a stone pillar, about 9 S. BILGI TALUK feet high exclusive of the capitol which is missing. It is probably a triumphal column built by one of the later I. LC. No. 13 : GalgaJi : Kadamba Kings (6th centuary A.D.) This village is said to have been originally called IV. L.C. No. 147 : Aiahalli : Ga/ava Kshetra. There are seven caves believed to be those used for meditation by Galava and other sages. Known as Aihole in history, and having as many It is said that about two kilometres north of Galagali as 125 ancient temples which have been divided into 22 there is a large temple in the bed of the Krishna river groups by the Archaeological Department, this is and that its upper portion was visible in 1876-77 A.D. undoubtedly one of the most notable places in the when the water level was low. Near the village, on the history of art in the state. It was a prominent city dur riYer bank, there is a small temple of Yellamma. ing the times of the Chalukyas of Badami. II. L.C. No. 40 : Kundargi : The name Aiahalli, Aihole or Ayyahole, seems to have given rise to the legend that Parashurama, the sixth There is an open-fronted temple of Hanumantha incarnation of Vishnu, after fulfilling his vow of with square stone pillars with chamfered sides. There avenging his father's death came to the Malaprabha and is another temple of Shiva which faces east and is washed his axe. Then at the sight of the river, the water different in plan from the usual temples. of which had turned red, he cried out" Ai, ail Holi." III. L.C. No. 61 : Herkal : (Ah! the river!). The place thus acquired the name Aihole and in due course assumed the form Aiahalli. Situated on the banks of the Ghataprabha, the As part of this legend an axe-shaped rock is pointed out village has yielded fine specimens of neoliths and on the river bank to the north of the village, and the microliths, polished and painted pottery as well as shell marks found on a rock in the river are pointed out as ornaments and iron slag in large quantities. In the period the foot-prints of Parashurama. An inscription carved following the Stone Age Herkal appears to have been on the rock on the river bank refers to a grant. Between a big centre of iron smelting. this rock and the village are the remains of a paved street, on both sides of which there are the ruins of old 6. HUNGUND T ALUK temples. On a hill facing the village there is Meguti I. L.C. No. 32 : Sangam : temple built in Dravidian style, and enclosed by a stone Sangam, is popularly called Kudala Sangama. wall. On the outer portion of the eastern wall of the Nearby, on the river bank at the confluence of the temple there is a stone inscription belonging to the early Krishna and the Malaprabha rivers is the holy pilgrim Chalukya dynasty. It records the building of the temple centre with the renowned temple of Sangameshwar. The of linendra by Ravikirti in the reign of Pulikeshi II temple is built in the lain style and the shrine contains (610-642 A.D.) and abounds in historical allusions. an image of Shiva in front of which is a cased Linga. There is also a Durga temple which is remarkable for The temple is said to have been built 900 years ago by its likeness to the Chaitya caves. This is hailed as the a Kaladagi banker. The Linga in the temple is greatly only known temple in India that preserves a trace of revered as having sprung out from the ground. Nearby the changes through which Buddhist cave-temples is the place called Rakkasa Tangadgi where the fateful passed in becoming a Jain and a Brahmanic structural battle was fought by Rama Raya the Vijayanagara king temple. The inscription on the outer gateway contains in 1565 A.D. the name of Vikramaditya Chalukya (650 to 680 A. D). The temple is an apsidal structure that stands on a high II. L.C. No. 40 : Karadi : plinth and has a deep portico. The plan closely resembles The village has three old temples of lain origin. that of the Chaitya or Buddhist Chapel at Sanchi in One of them, dedicated to Basavanna and having an Malava. In the wall of the temple are niches with figures image of Nandi that seems to resemble a bear (Karadi), of the incarnations of Vishnu and of the 28 Veranda is said to have given its name to the village. Two of the columns 12 are sculptured. The four pillars of the inner inscriptions found here are dated in 1153 and 1553 A.D. porch are elaborately carved. 24 Aiahalli has two cave temples, one Jain and the Linga was erected at the spot and named after him, that other Brahmanic, and one curious temple partly is, Shivayogishwar. The temple has an inscribed pillar excavated and partly structuraL The Jain cave is in the dated 947-94~ A.D. which records the establishment of face of a rock hill to the west by south-west of the a college at Pavittige and a grant of land for its village. At one end of the Veranda is Parshvanatha and maintenance. Annual fair is held in the village for two at the other end is a Jina with two female supporters. days during Vaishaka (April-May). The shrine contains a Tirthankara in a sitting posture. Above this cave are numerous cell-tombs. The V. L.C. No. 50 : Lachyan : Brahmanical cave lies to the north-west of Aiahalli and faces south-west. It has a hall with two square pillars This village has the monastery of Sri Siddhalinga in front. on each side of the hall is a chapel and behind Maharaj. Every year at the time of Makara Sankranti, it a shrine. The chapel on the left is apparently un a fair is held in honour of Sri Siddhalinga and a large finished and that on the right contains a sculpture of number of people assemble on the occasion. a·ten-armed Shiva dancing with Parvathi and Ganesha, all with high head dresses. In the corners of the hall there VI. L.C. No. 57 : Nimbal (BK) : are the larger figures of Ardhanari, Parvathi, Bhringi, This village is said to have been the residence of etc. On each side of the cave is a small temple, the roof J akanacharya, a great architect of the Hoysala period. of the left temple having a figure of Vishnu. The sculptures in the cave are simple and the construction A spiritual centre was started here by the Late Prof. of the cave temple is assigned to about the beginning R.D. Ranade, a philosopher and mystic. His followers of the 6th century A.D. gather here frequently to observe meditation weeks. The other temples of interest here are (i) Huchchi VII. L. C. No. 72 : Horti : malligudi with an inscription of Vijayaditya dated in 708 A.D. (ii) Ladkhan temple with two inscriptions of the The village has two old temples one of Siddheswar 8th century A.D. (iii) a large temple having huge pillars and the other of Mallikarjuna besides two small temples with a finely sculptured image of Narayana and of which one is of lshwara. The lintels of the shrines numerous other figures, and (iv) a small temple called in the three temples bear a figure of Ganapathi. Annual Kontagudi containing several inscriptions. fair, lasting for six days, is held in the village during Pushya (December-January). 7. INDI TALUK VIII L.C. No. 82 : Chadchan : I. L.C. No.5: Agarkhed : Formerly known as Agra-khetaka, this village has There is an old temple of Paramananda here. The an old temple of Shankaralingadeva. The Linga which temple is said to have been constructed at the place is of white marble is said to have been consecrated in where the saint Prabhudeva had encamped. A about 1250 A.D. Sangameshwara farr is held here every year, and on this II. L.C. No. 16 : Miragi : occasion a cattle fair also takes place on a large scale. The village is noted for the temple of Sangamesh IX. L.c. No. 100 : Dhulakhed : wara. Ramananda Swami who lived some 200 years ago is stated to have performed penance here. Miragi is This village is said to have been the scene of the looked upon as a holy place even now. legendary sacrifice performed by Daksha Prajapati. III. L.c. No. 28 : Banthanal : There is an old temple of Shankaralingadeva and the Linga, which is considerably big and made of sand, is The village has a reputed Veerashiva monastery highly venerated. In the Gaothan area of the village called Sangama Basaveswara Matha. ashes are found underneath the surface of the earth at IV. L.C. No. 38 : Salotgi : almost all places where one chooses to dig. It is a place of antiquity and was at one time a seat X. L.C. No. 106: Halsangi : of learning. It is recorded in an inscription dated in 945 A.D., that the village had a big college which attractec1 The village ha., an old fon of Adii Shah! limes and ~tudents from far and near. At the north end of the the Dargah (tomb) of Dada Peer Saheb. The Kannada village is an old temple dedicated to Shivayogishwara. poet Madhura Chenna lived here. According to local legend a king of Svanti in the XI. L.c. No. 116 : Inchageri : Nizam's dominions having no issues, prayed to Basaveshwara who in reply caused himself to float down This village is a place hallowed by the residence of the Bhima in the form of an infant. On touching the saints like Gurulinga Maharaj. Bhausaheb Maharaj and bank at Svanti the villagers took the child to the king Girimallappa Maharaj, who spread their spiritual who adopted him as his son and named Shivayogishwar. messages from here. A number of their followers meet He lived as an ascetic, returned--ttrSalotgi,. and dis here once a year and observe Saptaha. appeared at the spot where-the temple no'" stands. A :",,' 25 \. '.::' ?--- 26 which the later asked Badesahib to distribute among the (seven) and Mel (meeting), that is the meeting place of villagers, all of whom received an ample supply without seven villages. The village has a temple of Ramalinga any decrease in the original quantity. Finding that which contains three Lingas on one of which there are Gangappaya was a saint who could work miracles, the four faces. There is a ruined temple of Hanuman out people prayed to him for rains which had failed for three side the village. The temple seems to have been built years. Gangappaya granted their prayer and returned and endowed by a Maratha officer in 1780 A.D. The to his village along with Badesahib. After leading a temple of Ramadeva contains white marble figures of saintly life for many more years they dug two graves Rama, Sita and Lakshmana. into one of which Gangappaya and Badesahib retired while Manappaya, the servant of Gangappaya, occupied V. L.C. No. 57: Devangao : the other, In their memory tombs have been erected in The village is said to have been founded by a person Naltawad also. named Devanbhatta and has temples of Kalameshwara, MaUikarjuna and Shankarlinga. 10. MUDHOL T ALUK VI. L.C. No. 94 : Devarahippargi : I. L.C. No. 29 : Belagali : The village name was changed from Pippali to The village has some ruined temples. In the opinion Hippargi under the Bijapur dynasty (1489-1687 A.D.). of some scholars this village is the birth-place of There is an old temple of Kalmeshwara said to have been Kannada poet Ranna. built by sage lamadagni, the father of Parashurama. II. L.C. No. 40: Chitrabhanukoti : The chief object of worship is a Linga. There is a local legend that the renowned Sanskrit poet Kalidasa was The village is known for an ancient cave, in which a devotee of this Kalmeshwara. About half a mile east the lnaneshwari Swamis of Lokapur performed their of the village there is a temple of Marthanda which is penance more than 100 years ago. The cave has a narrow said to be more than 500 years old. An annual fair entrance leading to a big open hall where water is also lasting for about a fortnight is held in the village during available. Karthika (October-November). 11. SINDGI TALUK VII. L.C. No. 109 : Korwar : I. L.C. No. 20 : Goigeri : This village is famous for the temple of Hanuman tha which is looked upon as Jagrita Stana. According This village is said to have been founded in about to a legend the image was installed by sage Agastya. An the middle of the 14th century A.D. by a Dhangar of annual car festival held in the month of Chaitra (March Dhavalkar on the site of his sheep-fold. According to April) attracts a large number of people. a legend the shepherd requested some pilgrims to the Shrishaila fair of MaUikarjuna in Andhra Pradesh, to Places of interest in 'and around the towns of the bring him a Linga. Instead of the Linga, they brought district :- him a piece of sheep's dung which he set up and wor 1. Badami: shipped devoutly, until it grew into a Linga. The temple of GoHaleshwar to the south of the village was built to Badami is one of the most important sites of receive the miraculous linga and in course of time it archaeological and historical interest in the country. It came to be regarded as very holy. An annual fair is held appears to have been in existence in the early parts of here in Chaitra (April). The Ratha (Chariot) in this Christian era itself. Ptolemy (A.D.150) refers to temple is said to be the biggest in this area. Badiamaioi which has been identified with Badami. The town lies at the mouth of a ravine between two rocky II. L.C. No. 45 : Chattarki : hills and there is a dam to the east of the town forming The village has a temple of Dattatreya with 30 a large reservior. square sculptured pillars and a square spire. with images The main interest of the town is the remains of a of lswara and Ganapathi. long history in the form of cave tempk~, Ji!>mamled III. L.c. No. 46 : Chandkavathe : forts, a number of ruined temples and inscriptions. There are four cave temples-one Shaiva, two The village has a temple of RamaJinga with a flat Vaishnava and one laina, all of which are well roof and six square sculptured pillaTs and there is also preserved. There are carvings and paintings in these Paramanandadeva temple here. caves which have captivated the minds of thousands and thousands of visitors. Of the temples, the one called IV. L.C. No. 50 : Almel : Malegitti Shivalaya is the finest and is said to be the The village is said to have been founded by the oldest as well. On the northern bank of the reservoir Kalachuri King Bijjala (1156-1167 A.D.). The name there is the temple of Teggina Irappa. About the middle Almel, perhaps comes from the Kannada words Yelu of the embankment a temple dedicated to Yogeshwara 27 · f nd At the eastern end of the lake, there is The fort of Bijapur is a large construction running ISBhuthanatha ou . group of temp Ies. Th"IS IS t h e most Impor- . to 10 Km in length, surrounded by a moat of 12 to 15 tant temple built in Dravidian style. On the other side metres in breadth. The walls of the fort are 9 to 15 of the red standstone crags, which provide a background metres high and 6 metres in thickness. It is strengthened to these temples, is the temple of Tattukoti Maruti. by 106 bastions and guarded by 5 gates. The gates are having doors of wood, 15 cm thick, strengthened by The forts of Badami were strengthened by Pulikeshi massive bars and bristling with 30 cm iron pikes, Within If an early Chalukya king, in 543 A.D. Additions and this massive outer fort, the citads:1 called Ark Killa is renovations were made even upto the end of the Vijaya situated. It once contained palaces and gardens but now nagara empire. In 1845 these were dismantled. There is in ruins. Three famous bastions of the outer fort is a lower fort enclosing the town, commanded by two deserve a mention. Serzi Buruj built in 1658 is the plat strong forts above the hill. Immense rocks have been form for the great bronze gun, called Malik-i-Maidan, joined by masonry to form the fort which is overlooked weighing 55 tons. The Landa Kasab, holds a gun of and defended by a number of bastions. same name which is the biggest piece of artillery in Bijapur : it is 6· 6 metres in length, with a bore of I ·3 The inscriptions at Badami are numerous and are metres diameter. The third one called Farang; Buru) is found in cave temples as well as in other temples. a semi-circular tower having a number of gun platforms. Samskritha, Prakritha and old Kannada inscriptions from Chalukya to Vijayanagara periods have been Bijapur has many first rate structures among which found here. Jami Masjid, Ibrahim Roza, Gol Gumbaz and Mehtar Mahal are considered as most important. Jami Masjid 2, Bagalkot : was built by Ali Adil Shah I (1558-80). It is a large rec Known as Bogadage in the inscriptions, and located tangular structure about 137 metres by 68 metres. on the banks of the Ghataprabha river, this place was Ibrahim Roza is the Mausoleum of Ibrahim Adil Shah the head-quarters of an administrative unit called II and has a mosque attached to it. It is built on a high Bagadage-seventy, under the Chalukyas. Later, as one terrace. This most ornale and elegant structure in of the Bijapur kings presented this town to one of his Bijapur is considered to be the culminating point of the Deccan style in conception, design and decoration. Gol daughters as bangle money the place acquired the name Gumbaz is remarkable for its dome, which is said to Bagdikot and over a period of time this has been cor be the largest in the world. It is famous for its whisper rupted to its present form. At present Bagalkot, is a ing galler9. It is 33 metres above the floor level and, major centre of trade, commerce, transport and for sheer size only, few other buildings can stand com manufacturing industry, particularly cement industry. parison. It is massive, plain and dignified. Mehtar This town is expected to get submerged on the comple Mahal is not a palace but an ornamental gateway. The tion of the second stage of the Upper Krishna project. style of ornamentation and carvings are similar to those Consequently alternative plans are being formulated to of Ibrahim Roza. somehow save the town from submersion, The chief temples here are of Shri Bhavani, Panduranga and Besides the above, there are the tombs of Afzal Kothalesh. Among the mosques the Panka Masjid is a Khan, Afzal Khan's 64 wives, Ali Adil Shah I and II, fine stone structure. Hazarat Khwajah Amin-Ud-din, and of many of notable personalities of the Adil Shahi days. Many 3. Basavana Bagevadi : palaces like Adalat Mahal, Asar Mahal, Chini Mahal This is said to be the birth place of Basaveshwara, and Gagan Mahal are either in ruins or rebuilt for use. The city has the temple of Dattatreya (also called minister turned great religious and social reformer. Narasimha Temple) where it is said Ibrahim Adil Shah There is a temple of Basaveshwara. The Rameshwara II used to offer worship, temple is older and is in Chalukyan style. There are several old wells here, of which one is known as West of the city, about 6 km away, are the ruins Basavanna's and another as Sarang. of Nauraspur, a new city built by Ibrahim Adil Shah II.Here Nauras or Sangit Mahal is the most attractive 4. Bijapur : monument. The place had old names like Vijayapura (even now Several curious objects of historical value like it is called Vijapura), Vidyapura and Mohamedpura. inscriptions, sculptures, paintings, manuscripts, Early travellers like Duarte Barbosa, Varthema etc., weapons etc., are displayed in the archeaological have described it as " The queen of Deccan" museum set up near Gol Gumbaz. Bijapur was the capital of Adil Shahi Sulthans for 5. BUgi : nearly two centuries from 1489 to 1686, As a result, this city abounds in monuments of its Muslim rulers in the Chief object of interest in this town is a well, known form of mosques, tombs, gardens and towers. as Arethina bhavi inside which there is a shrine of 28 Mahadeva, built in 1708 A.D. There is a temple of Sid 12. Kerur: dheshwara in front of which is found a 10 metre tall monolithic lamp-pillar built in 1589 A.D. Kerur has several temples among which that of Banashankari is the most important. The place is noted 6. Guledgudda : for its handloom industry. This is an important centre of handloom weaving. 13. Mahalingpur : On a hill nearby relics of the old town may be seen. The present town was built in 1705 A.D. The town is named after the temple of Maha lingeshwara situated on the top of a hillock .. This is a 7. Hungund : centre of trade and also of handloom weaving. There On a hill overlooking the town, there are the ruins is a Veerashaiva monastery called Mahalingeshwara of a Jaina temple called Meguti. Here the pillars are Matha. square, massive and are of an unusual design. Inside 14. Muddebihal : the town, the temple of Ramalingadeva has 16 Chalukyan pillars which are square and tulip shaped. This town was founded in 1680 by Paramanna and The water found in the wells of this town contains traces a fort was erected here in 1720 by his son Hutchappa. of sulphuretted hydrogen. A type of yellow talc is found There is a small temple of Ishwara which has round in the hill nearby and perhaps on account of this feature, pillars and a plain lintel. the place was known as Honnakunda or Honnagunda 15. Mudhol : in former times. 8. I1kal : This town, called Muduvolal in olden days, mean ing" a beautiful town", is supposed to be the birth place The local temple of Venkoba or Vyankoba is a solid of Ranna, a celebrated Kannada poet. There is a dargah stone structure containing pillars that are said. to have of a Muslim saint. Formerly this was the capital of the been brought from Aihole. There is a Veerashaiva princely State of Mudhol. Matha headed by a Viraktha Swami called Mahan taswami. This is an important centre of handloom weav 16. Rabkavi-Banhatti : ing and is famous for sarees known as Ilkal sarees. Shankaralinga temple of Rabkavi and the hill 9. Indi : temple of Kadasiddeshwara at Banhatti are objects of interest. This is an important weaving centre. In the Bhima Mahatmya, Indi is described as Payakshetra which means the milk spot. An old temple 17. Sindgi : of Shanteshwara is in good condition and still in use. This town, originally called Sindapura, is said to H has an octagonal spire adorned with figures. The have been founded by one Sindhu Ballala in 1200 A.D. Adinatha Digambara Jaina Temple here contains some There is a temple of Sangameshwara with a shrine of fine stone and metallic images of good workmanship. Bhramarambika also. There is a monastery of sage Jakkappayya. During his death anniversary a festival 10. Jamkhandi : is held, in which the water used to wash the feet of This was the capital of a princely State of the priests is channelised into a holy earthen pot, which former Maratha principality of the Patvardhans. There never becomes full, whatever be the quantity of water are several temples in and around the town. The Jam used. This has given rise to a local proverb "Like the bukeshvara temple here is a Chalukyan monument in Bindgi of Sindgi" - which literally means "like the pot the yard of which there are a few broken idols as well. of Sindgi" and connotes a thing which never ends. The monolithic big bull or Basaveshvara enshrined in 18. Talikota : the temple at Kadapatti is held in high veneration. The Yoganarayana temple contains a beautiful idol of Talikota of Muddebihal taluk is a trading centre Narayana. The other temples of interest here are those of great historical importance. It is near th:s place that of Dattatreya. Kalmeshvara, Prabhulingeshvara, the forces of the Muslim confederacy headed by Adil Maruti. Nandikeshvara, Rama and Banashankari. The Shah had encamped during the famous battle of town has a mosque and also the Dargah of Abubaker Talikota which crushed the empire of Vijayanagara. which is highly venerated. There are two mosques and a temple of Shiva. II. Kamatgi : 19. Terdal : This town in Hungund taluk is located on the bank Prabhuswami, a Lingayat ascetic lived here for 14 of Malaprabha and is noted for hand loom industry. years during the seventeenth century. In his memory a There is an old Veerashaiva monastery of Hucheshwara temple of Prabhuswami has been built here and an and an annual fair is held here under its auspices. earthen pot used by-him is preserved and worshipped. 29 The Neminatha temple, has some excellent ornamenta growth rate was only 4· 79 percent Bijapur district tion. There is a dargah of Abakhan Pir, a Muslim saint. displayed an increase of 14·66 percent-a rate that was At the northern-most point of the town there is the higher than the corresponding growth rate for urban temple of Sudagada Lakshmi or the' Laksmi of the population, namely, 7· 57 percent only. During the grave-yard' . 1911-21 decade there was a general decrease in rllral population as well as the total population in the State 9. BRIEF ANALYSIS OF DATA: and Bijapur district too conformed to the same trends. The general fall in the population is attributed to the Population and trends of growth : natural calamities such as the epidemics or plague and inOuenza which took a heavy toll of human lives during The total population of Bijapur district as per the the latter half of the decade. From 1921-31 the urban 1981 Census is 2,401,782. The district accounts for 6 ·47 content increased steadily and it registered a spectacular percent of the population of Karnataka State. Since the deeadal growth of 60· 37 percent between 1941 and 1951. population during 1971 stood at 1,985,591 there is an This was mainly due to the addition of a few new towns. addition of 416,191 persons during the decflde. This The 1951-61 decade witnessed a setback in urban addition exceeds the population of the Bijapur taluk population. The urban growth rate moved down to which is the largest taluk of the district. The decadal minus 2· 50 percent for the district while the rural ratc growth rate for the district is 20' 96 percent which is increased to 25· 26 percen I. lower than the State growth rate of 26' 75 percent. Bijapur district has 1281 villages of which 37 are During the earlier decade of 1961-71 the growth rate was uninhabited. The rural population is thus distributed still lower being 193 ·60 percent when also the State over the remaining 1244 villages. However, for purposes maintained a higher growth rate of 24· 22 percenl. Even of the following analysis, 5 out of these 1244 in habited though the percentage of decadal growth is somewhat villages have been ignored. In other words only 1239 low it still exhibits an increasing trend in the growth of inhabited villages are considered for this brief analysis population. of data. These 5 villages with small populations are The growth pattern is not uniform throughout the located in Badami taluk and have no independent district, for there are wide differences in the growth rates existence as revenue villages. In view of the fact that among the taluks. The maximum decadal increase in these have been regarded as units of enumeration for population is noticeable in Mudhol taluk (34' 19 per 1981 Census purposes on account of certain special cent) followed by Jamkhandi taluk. The dec adaI growth reasons; the geographical areas have been denoted rate is the least in indi taluk (15' 20 percent). The other notionally as N, i.e, negligible. Since there are 11 taluks taluks showing growth rates slightly higher than that of in the district, on an average there are 113 inhabited Indi are Muddebihal (16' 27 percent) and Sindgi (l6' 54 villages p.r taluk. I n terms of the number of inhabited percent). Bijapur taluk which has the district head villages Hungund taluk leads the others with a tally of quarters city of Bijapur, has recorded a growth rate of 157. It is followed by Muddebihal with 149 villages and 23· 78 percent. Badami with 143 villages. The lowest number of inhabited villages, namely 64 is found in Bilgi taluk, The decadal growth rate for rural area is only -16' 54 while Jamkhandi comes next with 69. The average rural percent whereas for the urban area it is 37· 38 percent. population per taluk works out to 165,751. In so far These rates are also less than the corresponding State as the rural sector is concerned, among the taluks, rates of 19· 07 percent for rural areas and 50· 65 per Bijapur ranks first with 231,597 persons even though cent for urban areas. In the rural areas, as in the total in terms of number of villages it holds only the seventh taluk also the decadal growth rate is the highest in position with its 109 villages. Indi taluk which has a Mudhol taluk (32' 87 percent), and next to it is slightly higher number of villages holds the second rank Jamkhandi taluk with 30·19 percent. The lowest growth with a population of 226,512. Bilgi taluk with its popula rate of 6· 78 percent is registered by Bilgi taluk. This tion of 88,204 happens to be the smallest among the low growth rate could be attributed partly to the eleven taluks and this is quite in consonance with IRe classification of Bilgi as a town in 1981. The popula fact it has the lowest number of villages. The average tion of Bilgi which was included in rural category in 1971 populati()n p(,r vil1a~c in the di<;!r-iCl is 1466. Jamkhandi ha~ bt:ell enumeraled as urban in lY~J, resulling in a taluk with an average of 2343 tops the list and is reduction in area and population in rural category with followed by Bijapur taluk with 2125. The average reference to the position in 1971. Hungund and population per village is lowest (1010 persons) in Muddebihal with 10·59 percent and 13·07 percent Hungund taluk and Muddebihal stands one step above respectively occupy places immediately above that of with a tally of 1017. Bilgi. If the overall popUlation of each taluk is consi A passing review of the growth trends during the dered, it is seen that among the eleven taluks, Bijapur past 8 decades reveals the following interesting details. holds the first rank and accounts for 15· 78 per cent of In the 1901-11 decade when the State average rural the total popUlation of the district. The second place 30 is held by lamkhandi which contributes 11·28 percent. getting more and more urbanised both in terms of the Bilgi with only 98,251 persons has the smallest share of number of urban units, and the proportion of urban 4· 09 percent. The difference in popu lation between Bilgi population. taluk and the one immediately above it namely, Mudhol is indeed large, for the share of the latter in the popula Within the district itself there are differences in the t ion of the district is as much as 6· 84 percent. degree or urbanisation attained by the taluks. The pro portion of urban population of each taluk to the district Trends in Urbanisation: urban population shows which taluk has the maximum The rural-urban dichotomy of the population share of the urban population of the district. Thus shows that the district is predominently rural. As men Bijapur taluk which has only the Bijapur city to claim tioned earlier there are 19 towns and, for purposes of as an urban unit contains 25' 46 percent and this is this analysis, 1239 inhabited villages in the district. There followed by lamkhandi taluk which has as many as 3 is thus one town for every 65 inhabited villages. In this towns and accounts for 18·89 percent. Bilgi taluk with matter, the district average stands a better comparison only one town has the lowest share of the urban popula with the overall average for the State, which is one town tion of the district, namely I . 74 percent. Sindgi ranks per 96 villages. If this ratio is taken as an index of immediately above Bilgi and contributes 2· 73 percent. urbanisation, lamkhandi taluk is the most highly The range of variation amongst the taluks is indeed is urbanised as it has one town for every 23 villages and very wide. is closely followed behind by Mudhol taluk which has I f the proportion of urban popUlation in a taluk one town for every 39 villages. The percentage of urban to the total taluk population is considered as an index population in the total population of the di5trict can also to the degree of urbanisation, then lamkhandi (40' 35 be regarded as an index of urbanisation. In Bijapur district the proportion of urban population to the total percent) is the most urbanised taluk while Bijapur stands population is only 24· 09 percent a5 compared to 28·89 second with 38· 88 percent. Sindgi, Indi and Basavana percent for the State. Obviously Bijapur ranks amongst Bagevadi taluks are amongst the least urbanised. the less urbanised districts of the State. Population Size-Class of towns and villages: A brier'review of the recent trends in urbanisation Among the urban centres in the district, Bijapur reveals the following interesting facts. In 1951 with its is a Class-l town that is, a city, while Bagalkot and tally of 25 towns the urban content in the total popula Rabkavi-Banhatti are the two Class-II towns having tion of the district was of the order of 23·02 percent. populations in the range of 50,000 to 99,999. There are This figure was slightly higher than the average for the State namely 22· 95 percent. Compartively speaking 4 Class-Ill towns (range of population 20,000 to 49,999) Bijapur was urbanised to an above-average extent. This namely Guledagudda, Ilkal, lamkhandi and Mudhol. postion underwent a sudden change at the very next The remaining 12 towns are all Class-IV towns as each census. The number of towns dwindled to 14 because one is having population in the range of 10,000 to of declassification of as many as 10 towns and 19,999. All the towns of the district are municipal towns. amalgamation of another (Banhatti) with an adjacent Bilgi with its 10,047 inhabitants is the smallest town town (Rabkavi). This process however affected several while Bijapur with 147,313 is the most populous. other districts of the State and as a result the urban In the total population of the district the share of content in the total population of the State slided down Bijapur city, the lone Class I town, comes to as much in 1961 to 22'33 percent from its 1951 tally of 22'95. as 25· 46 percent. The two Class II towns, put together, In Bijapur district however the proportion of urban account for another 20· 66 percent. The aggregate population decreased to a much greater extent, from population of the medium sized towns, namely 4 Class 23' 02 percent in 1951 it sank to 18· 88 percent. The III towns and 12 Class IV towns, forms as much as district registered a negative growth of 2· 50 percent in 53·88 percent of the urban population of the district. its urban population during the decade. This negative This fact emphasises the importance of the medium trend was however reversed in the next census when the number of lowm im:reased to 17 and the proportion of ~ized towm in Bijapur district in which there are prac urban population moved up to 21'21 percent. The pro tically no small towns at all. On the other hand there portion of urban population in the. State also increased are four large-sized villages with more than ten thousand to 24· 31 percent. The position of Bijapur in the State inhabitants each and in three out of these four villages however remained unaltered and it ranked amongst the the population is more than that returned by Bilgi, the less urbanised districts. There has been a further smallest town of the district. In addition, there are improvement in the latest decade, for two more towns another 32 villages having a population in the range of have been added and the urban content has increased 5,000 to 9,999. Though these places satisfy one of the to the present level of 24' 09 percent. When viewed in important conditions laid down in the definition of a this perspective it is obvious that the district is of late Census town these are all basically rural in character. 31 The distribution of villages by population ranges only 2,020 persons, Rabkavi-Banhatti has as many as shows that medium-sized villages are more in number. 14,280 persons per Square Kilometre. In the Class III Such villages in the range of 500-1999 form 59· 32 per category also the density varies between 5,576 in Mudhol cent of the total number of inhabited villages in the and 18,404 in Guledagudda. There does not seem to be district. The following 4 villages have more than 10,000 any specific relationship between population size class inhabitants each; Sirur (10,841) in Bagalkot taluk, and density, for density depends upon several factors Babaleswar (10,020) in Bijapur taluk, Amingad (10,535) including the local decisions regarding delimitation of in Hungund taluk and Naltwad (10,810) in Muddebihal town boundaries. taluk. The villages with a population in the range of The villages have a vast expanse of agricultural and 2000 to 4999 form 18' 57 percent. Very small villages non-agricultural lands in addition to the built up area. each having below 200 persons are also quite few in The average area of an inhabited village in the district number and these account for a mere 3' 56 percent of is 13' 5 Sq.Km. The distribution of the villages by the total number of villages. (Numbr of inhabited density shows that 83· 38 percent of the villages fall in villages considered is 1239 only). the density range of 51-200. The villages with high den Density: sities of over 300 persons per sq. km. consitute enly 2·91 percent. The sparsely populated villages with less than Bijapur district has a population of 2,401,782 per 50 persons per sq. km. form 6· 53 percent. Thus, in sons in an area of 1.7,069 square kilometres. Thus, it Bijapur district villages in the medium range of density has a density of 141 persons per Sq. Km and this is lower are more predominant. than the State average density of 194. The total urban area arrived at by computing the area of each town in Literacy the district is 320·4 Sq. Km. Accordingly urban area In the 1981 Census, a person was treated as literate available is only 1·88 percent of the total area of the if he/she could both read and write with understanding district. The urban density works out to 1806 which too in any language. Bijapur district has a total literacy rate is far below the State urb.,m density of 2914. The density of 31 . 96 percent. This is much lower than the general for rural areas of the district is only 109 per Sq.Km. literacy rate in the State which is 38'46 percent. The According to the geographical area figures for taluks district is obviously lagging very much behind in the supplied by the Director of Survey, Settlement and Land matter of literacy and requires special efforts in order Records, Bijapur taluk is, areawise, the largest with an to elevate ~t to the levels more commonly met with in area of 2,659' 2 Sq .Km. and Bilgi taluk is the smallest the general stream. In the 1971 Census,the district, with with an area of781·8 Sq.Km. Though lamkhandi taluk literacy rate of 27 '48 percent, held the 12th position is the second largest in terms of population size, its area among the J 9 districts of the State. In the present is only 1,169' 2 Sq.Km and areawise it holds the 8th rank enumeration, the district has neither improved its posi amongst the eleven taluks. tion with reference to other districts nor has it been able Among towns the maximum density of 36,967 is to maintain the status quo. It has been pushed further observed in Kamatgi town. This is a new town reco down to the 13th position. gnised in 1981 and' its urban area is confined to only Nevertheless the efforts made 011 providing schools O' 30 Square Kilometres- the smallest amongst the 19 and to promote education has of late yielded fruits towns. The lowest density of 149 per Sq.Km. is seen in which can be perceived by having a glance at the decadal Basavana Bagevadi town which encompasses an area changes. The district had the literacy rate of only 17· 30 of 126' 51 Square Kilometres within its municipailimits. percent in the 1951 Census. The' decade 1951-61 In view of this unusually large size the density is quite witnessed a remarkable improvement, for the literacy low and it is in fact reflects the rural situation. The posi rate moved upto 24' 45 percent and thereafter the tion of Indi town is also more or less the same. This literacy increased to 27·48 percent in 1971 and to 31 ·96 town too has its jurisdiction over the entire area of Indi percent in 1981. revenue village, namely 77 '49 square kilometres. In both these towns the urban space includes a very large The rural areas are lagging behind in educational extent of agricultural land and only a small portion of facilities. The traditional rural economy tends to draft developed or built up area constituting the town proper. childern also for work to earn the livelihood. L.ack of The municipal limits are not confined to the town pro awareness of the benefits of education and also the non per but are spread out in all directions being coterminus availability of educational facility nearby are among the with the revenue limits and, in the process, cover a few important causes for the lower literacy rates observed hamlet-like settlements also. Both Basavana Bagevadi in rural areas. Among the rural areas of various taluks, and Kamatgi belong to Class IV category and in the Basavana Bagevadi stands first in literacy with a rate of matter of density these two occupy extreme positions. 31· 78 percent followed closely behind by Hungund Bijapur city, the Class I town, has a density of only taluk. At the other extreme, the lowest percentage of 3,290. In the Class II category while Bagalkot has literates is seen in Mudhol taluk (20'79 percent). There 32 is a wide disparity between the rural and urban rates. Io.wer than that observed in the case of Bijapur. If the Bagalkot taluk gives the highest urban rate with 56·99 rural areas are considered, the male literacy rate is seen percent followed by Bijapur. The lowest urban rate is to be the highest in Hungund (48·75 percent) While the noticeable in Basavana Bagevadi (36·47 percent). The female literacy rate is highest in Basavana Bagevadi position next above is held by Bilgi taluk. The rural area (17· 70 percent). The town wise literacy data disclose that of Bijapur taluk is found to hold the third lowest posi the literacy rate is lowest in Terdal (31· 19 percent total, tion. Thus the s~cond highest literacy rate maintained 41·96 percent among males and 19·95 percent among by Bijapur taluk in the total literacy rate is mainly due females), while Bagalkot town has the highest literacy to the higher literacy rate of its urban constituent. rate (59·68 percent total). The urban male literacy rate Bagalkot holds the third position among rural areas and goes up to a record rate of 69·31 percent in Bagalkot the highest in both total and urban literacy rates. and this is followed by Bijapur city with 67·58 percent. The range of variation between the male and female Main Workers, Marginal Workers and Non-workers : literacy rates is indeed very wide. It is common At th~ 1981 Census the entire population has been knowledge that female education had consistently been grouped into three categories depending on the neglected in the past, especially in the villages. Educa economic activity during the reference period that is, tion itself was considered as a stepping stone to get some the preceding one year with reference to the date of employment and was regarded as specially meant for Census enumeration, namely, (i) Main Workers:- Those men. With the dawn of independence, with the ushering who have worked for a period of more than six months in of the Welfare State ideal and with the recent trends (ii) Marginal Workers:- Those who have worked for a of modernisation the attitudes have slowly but definitely period of less than six months and (iii) Non-Workers: changed for the better even in rural areas. Now the Those who have not participated in any kind of work minimum of primary education has been made com at all. pulsory by the State. This has resulted in a marked im provement in the overall literacy level and more so in In the total population of the district. the main female literacy rate. In spite of these changes the female workers constitute 37 ·01 percent which is slightly higher rate at present (18 ·46 percent) has not reached even one than the average rate for the State (36·76 percent). half of the male literacy rate (45·22 percent). But, when During the last decade, there has been an increase in viewed in a historical perspective the improvement in the proportion of the economically active population female literacy from 5·89 percent in 1951 to 18·46 per in the district as well as the State. In 1971 also the district cent in 1981 is a very remarkable achievement. During had an above-average pafticipation rate - the workers this period the male literacy has moved up from 28·63 formed 35·56 percent of the total population of the percent to 45·22 percent only. district as against only 34·74 percent in the State. When the villages are arranged according to' six The proportion of main workers varies amongst the population size classes and for each group the literacy taluks and this is qui\e natural since the availability of rate is computed the following details emerge. The job opportunities and other conditions are not quite the same in each unit. Thus, Muddebihal taluk ranks first villages in the higher population ranges show higher with 39·67 percent and is followed by Sindgi taluk with literacy rates. Thus the 4 villages with more than 10,000 39·26 percent. On the contrary the lowest level of 33 ·40 population each have the highest literacy rate of 34·23 percent is seen in Bijapur taluk. It may be mentioned percent. The villages in the population range of that Bijapur taluk is more urbanised than those which 5000-9999 give out a literacy rate of 29·37 percent. have returned higher proportions of main workers. Likewise the villages in next two lower population ranges contain a lesser and lesser proportion of literates In rural areas also the highest percentage of main in their population. But the villages in the population workers is noticed in the case of Muddebihal taluk range of 200-499 throw up a different picture in that (41·99 percent). It is followed by Hungund with 40·75 they have a higher literacy rate as compared to the two percent. The work participation registered is the lowest population size classes above them. This may be due in Badami (35·66 percent). In the case of urban areas to the narrowness of the population range. The smallest however, Badami taluk has the highest proprtion of v illage~ with less than 200 inhabitants each give out a main workers (34·78 percent) in its populaton. It is literacy rate of 22·05 percent which is the lowest for followed by Hungund taluk with 34·41 percent. The any group. lowest rate is observed in Bijapur taluk where only 24·61 percent of the population are main workers. Bagalkot In the district, Bagalkot taluk is maintaining the taluk has a slightly higher rate of 25.23 percent and lead in both male and female literacy rates (54·60 occupies a place above that of Bijapur. Thus, it is percent and 25 ·32 percent respectively). This is so partly observed that Hungund taluk shows the second highest because of the higher urban component in the popula rate both in the rural and the urban area when these tion of the taluk. While the male literacy rate in the town are considered separately. But when the rural and urban is the highest (69·31 percent) for any of the towns of sectors are pooled together the proportion of main the dKtriet the female literacy rate of 43 ·64 percent is workers would gets retluced and the taluk moves down 33 to the fourth place from the top though the difference of spinning and handloom weaving industry in the is less than 1 percent in magnitude in comparison to the household sector. llkal, Guledagudda, Rabkavi highest rate. Bijapur and Sindgi taluks take the last two Banhatti, etc, are all famous centres which are produc positions both in the tot:.1 category and in the urban ing certain traditional patterns of sarees that are (ven sector. now in great demand. Apart from spinning and weaving of cotton, the other main types of household industries There is a wide disparity between the rural and urban rates and this is so in both the district and the met with in the district are: wool weaving, oil ghalli, pottery, carpentry, smithy, Bid; making etc. Female" State. While the rural and urban rates for the State taken are also found to engage themselves actively in the separately are both slightly higher than those for the household industry as the division of labour provides district, when the total population is considered, the pro enough opportunities for them also. The category of portion of main workers in the district is seen to be 'other worker' includes those working in non-household slightly higher than that in the State. Another feature industries like factories and also those engaged in service is that in Bijapur district the proportion of workers is occupations. These are important more in urban areas more in rural areas (39' 31 percent) than in the urban than in rural areas. Bijapur and Bagalkot are such areas (29, 75 percent). important centres. It is on account of these towns that The proportion of main workers in the male in Bijapur and Bagalkot taluks there are a good number population is considerably higher than the correspon of persons in 'other workers' category forming about ding proportion among females. In the district, while 34 percent of the total workers. Bijapur city has 87· 15 53 ·75 percent of the males are main workers, among the percent of the total workers in this category where parti females, only 19·96 percent are main workers. In this cipation of females is also noticeable to a good extent. respect Bijapur district conforms to the general pattern The existence of numerous offices, educational institu displayed by the larger unit of Karnataka State itself. tions and other industrial and commercial This feature is more pronounced in the urban areas establishments gives a boost to the percentage of other because worl\ participation rate among urban females workers in the city or the large town. tends to be very low. The male workers in the district form 55 ·95 percent in rural areas as compared to 46 ·95 In the total population of the district the marginal percent in urban areas. Similarly, 22' 54 percent of the workers account for 4'59 percent. In.rural areas the rural females are workers while the corresponding per percentage is 5· 63 while in urban areas it is I . 32. Tht'; centage for the urban females is II· 66 percent. Con high proportion in rural areas may be attributed to the sidering talukwise it is seen that the male workers are fact that in ·the rural areas where agriculture is the found in iarger proportions in the taluks of Mudhol predominant economic activity it would be necessary (56'46 percent) and Bilgi (56'41 percent), while more to employ more workers during certain peak agricultural female workers are found in the taluks of Muddebihal seasons than all through the year to complete the (26'05 percent) and Hungund. The lowest percentage different operations involved in agriculture well in time. of male workers is noticed in Bijapur taluk (50, 56 per Among the taluks, Badami and Bilgi have a higher pro cent). The position of Bagalkot taluk with 50·93 per portion of marginal workers, namely 7· 88 percent and cent is not very much different from that of Bijapur. 6·75 percent respectively. In this aspect Mudhol and In the case of female workers too Bijapur taluk has the Bijapur taluks occupy the lower places, for in these lowest tally of 15 '43 percent and above that is Badami taluks marginal workers form just about 3 percent. The with 16'49 percent. sexwise details show that while among males the pro portion of marginal workers is only 0'69 percent that Out of the main workers in the district, cultivators among females is as high as 8· 57 percent. In the case form 34' 80 percent; agricultural labourers form another of male marginal workers, Bilgi taluk has the maximum 38' 0 I percent; workers in household industry account proportion namely I· 25 percent, while Mudhol has the for only 6'03 percent, and other workers constitute least (0' 39 percent). The highest rate of marginal 21 . 16 percent. workers for females is noticed in Badami taluk (15' 01 While the State has 65' 03 percent workers in the percent) followed by Bilgi (12' 20 percent). In the taluks first 2 industrial categories, the district has 72· 81 per of Mudhol and Bijapur the female population contains cent. This higher incidence of agricultural workers in around 5 percent of marginal workers. an area noted for dry farming which is quite often subject to scarcity and famine conditions does not indi The non-workers generally include the old. infants cate progress or prosperity but shows that the district and dependents and women who are exclusively engaged has a subsistence agricultural economy. It is also in housekeeping and are not economically active. In the observed that the percentage of workers in the total population of the district non-workers account for household industry is more in this district than in the 58·40 percent. Wherever the workers are more in State. This phenomenon may be attributed to the tradi number the non-workers are less and vice versa. In the tional importance that the district is enjoying in respect rural population of the district the percentage of oon- 34 workers is less (55 ·05 per cent) as compared to that in EDUCATIONAL FACILITY: the urban areas (68 ·93 per cent). This is natural because, Majority of villages in all the taluks have been as disclosed earlier, in the rural areas of the district the provided with schools, at least those dealing with the proportion of workers tends to be high. The non minimum level of education. Ahogether 1,190 villages, workers among males constitute 45·56 percent of the that is, 96·05 percent of the inhabited villages of the male population. But, among females the correspon district have such an educational facility. In the case of ding proportion is 71·47 per cent. This emphasises the fact that it is men that shoulder the economic burden the remaining villages educational institutions at the to a greater extent. Taluk wise consideration shows that primary level at least are available at a distance of less in Bijapur and Bagalkot the non-workers form as much than 5 km. Among the taluks, Sindgi has school~ in all 63·64 per cent and 61 ·21 per cent respectively. In urban the 141 villages. At the other end Mudhol taluk has areas of certain taluks like Bagalkot and Bijapur the schools only in 90·91 percent of its 77 villages. An percentage of non-working women goes upto around assessment of the extent of education facility available 94 per cent. This shows that in urban areas either the to the population is possible by adding up the popula employment opportunities for women are less or the tion of all the villages with schools in each taluk and women themselves are not inclined to take up work computing the proportion thereof with reference to the unless they get suitable jobs. rural population of the taluk concerned. Such a pro cedure reveals the fact that whereas 96 percent of the A vailability of different amenities in villages and towns : villages in the district have schools, the proportion of Data have been furnished on this aspect in the population served works out to 99·13 percent. Mudhol Village and Town Directory Statements and also in a is the only taluk where the proportion of population nutshell in the appendix and the tables given at the end served is below 98 percent. of this note. All the villages and towns in the district There are altogether 1730 primary schools in the are enjoying the facility of drinking water. The villages rural areas of Bijapur district. This implies that the which are located in the proximity of rivers, canals or averge number is 1·45 primary schools per village with streams make use of these sources for the supply of at least one school. This index is higher in the case of drinking water. Others mainly depend on drinking water Bijapur and Indi taluks where there are 2 primary wells and hand-pumps and, a few have taps as well. schools per village. Similarly, there are 825 middle More than 50 per cent of the villages have reported the schools in 682 villages. The average number of middle availability of more than one type of source of water schools per inhabited village is 0·66 percent while that supply. Villages of Muddebihal and Badami taluks in respect of villages having at least one middle school depend more on wells. A large proportion of villages is 1·21. The highest average of 1·89 middle school per of Indi and Mudhol taluks obtain drinking water from village is noticed in'Sindgi taluk. In the rural areas there more than one source such as river, hand pump, well are in all 74 high schools or secondary schools and these etc. Except Kamatgi town, all the other towns in the are located in 73 villages which means that it is only in district have protected water supply through taps. The one village that there are two high schools. The average water is stored, treated for purification and supplied population per educational institution would provide a through a network of pipes. For storing water, 4 towns better idea about the availability of each type of educa each have pressure tanks and service reservoirs and 9 towns have overhead tanks. Rabkavi-Banhatti is the tional facility in relation to the rural population of the only town which has installed the river infilteration district. In this way there is a primary school for every gallery system. The storage capacity of the water reser 1053 persons, a middle school for every 2210 persons voirs in Bijapur city is more than 5 million lit res and and a high school for every 24,637 persons. The facili that in Rabkavi-Banhatti is over 2 million litres. ty for pre-university education is quite limited, for in Bagalkot, lamkhandi and Talikota towns have overhead the rural areas there are only two junior colleges: one tanks which can store over a million litres of water. The in Indi taluk and the other in Bijapur taluk. Degree level all tank or reservoir capacity should not be construed d, colleges are not at met with in allY village. the volume of water supplied to the consumers daily. The towns proyide better facilities. Educational The volume of water available during different seasons institutions offering facilities upto and inclusive of high of the year is subject to change depending upon rain school level are available in all the towns of the district. fall and other climatic conditons. The volume of water On an average, there is one primary school for every consumed depends on the number of domestic connec 2,538 urban dwellers, one middle school for every 3,444 tions and also connections to industries of different and one high school for every 10,520 persons. A compa types that consume water. These and other relevant rison with rural areas shows that in the matter of factors have to be probed into for a detailed analysis availability of primary and middle schools, the rural which however is beyond the scope of this brief note. areas hold a better position. But the strength of the 35 schools and the number of divisions or sections available Thus, as against only O' 84 percent of 238 villages in the in each class are usually more in the schools of the urban population range of 0-499 having medical facility, 94·4 areas. In the case of high schools, however, the urban percent of the 36 villages in 5000 -t population range areas have an edge over the rural areas. The availability have the medical facility within the village limits. of high schools per unit of population is more in urban The availability as well as the nature and quality areas than in the rural areas. It is also a fact that the of medical services are generally better in urban areas high schools (as also those at the lower levels) located than in rural aT as. All the towlIs.have either a hospital, in towns quite often enrol students from the rural areas a PHC, a PH or a dispensary. As in the case of rural also and therefore cannot be counted exclusively against areas, ill the c se of urban areas also Bijapur taluk the urban population. Junior colleges are available in which ha~ the ijapur city ill i~s limits, can lay claims all towns except Kamatgi and Kerur. Colleges which to more medic I facilities. The city has ~ allopathic prepare students for degree courses are available in 9 hospitals and ne ayurvedic hospital with a total bed towns. Bijapur city and Bagalkot towns which rank first strength of 468. In addition, there are 3 dispensaries onc and second, in terms of population size have these each of the abo e mentioned ~ystems of medicine. The facilities in a greater measure as compared to the other only leprosy ce tre in the distri<:t with 53 beds is located towns of the district, The two polytechnic institutes in the city. Ba alkot comes next and is having one available in the district are located in these two towns allopathic hospi al with 80 beds and one dispensary each only. Bijapur city has the additional distinction of of the ayurvedic and allopathic systems of medicine. having a Sainik school. The residents of Rabkavi Even though Rabkavi-Banhatti is a class II town, which Banhatti, which is the third largest town, have to depend ranks third in terms of population size, there is only a on lamkhandi the nearest but smaller town for facilities PHU and a dispensary in addition. An examination of regarding degree education. The only engineering college data on bed strength in medical institutions per 1000 of the district is located in Bagalkot town. For medical population shows that Bijapur city has 3.61 beds, education, students of the district have to depend ori followed by Hungund, a class IV town. Rabkavi institutions in Hubli, Belgaum, Gulbarga, Bellary etc. Banhatti has only 0.16 beds while Kamatgi town has MEDICAL FACILITY: none at all. The availability of medical facility in rural areas, POSTAL FACILITY: is very inadequate when viewed with reference to the Post-al facility is locally available in 52· 95 percent needs of the district. Only 19.05 percent of the villages of the inhabited villages of the district. The proportion (236 villages) have, within their limits, some sort of of rural population served with the facility is 78· 98 per medical facility. The other villages have to depend on cent. Talukwise details show that lamkhandi taluk the nearby villages or towns for providing medical treat ranks first, for here about 75' 36 percent of the villages ment to the sick. Amongst the inhabited villages 36' 19 have at least one post office each. Hungund taluk with percent have the facility within 5 km., the residents of only 38' 22 percent villages enjoying this facilit¥ holds 28·89 percent of the villages have to travel between 5 the last place. If the proportion of population served to 10 km., while the residents of the other 16·87 per is examined it is seen that the maximum proportion of cent of the villages have to cover more than 10 km, for 91'82 percent is given out by lamkhandi taluk and thc getting medical attention. Among the taluks there are least proportion of 63· 96 percent is returned by Badami considerable differences in this matter; in Badami taluk taluk. In Hungund taluk 67· 54 percent of the rural only 3·5 percent of the villages have medical facilities population is served by this facility. The villages which whereas in Jamkhandi taluk there are 37 villages with do not possess the postal facility within their own limits medical institutions covering 53· 26 percent of its depend on other nearby villages or towns. Thus 44'79 villages. percent of the total number of inhabited villages of the All the taluks have Primary Health Centres, district depend on the villages or towns situated with Primary Health Units and in addition, some have in a radius of 5 km. It is only in the case of 2· 2.6 per dispensaries also. There arc in thi~ district altogether 38 cent of the villages that the people have to go still further PHUs, 17 PHCs extending Family Planning facility as off to avail of the facility, All village, with more than well and 14 dispensaries. Bljapur taluk has the privilege 5000 popUlation and 98· 26 percent of the villages in of having the maximum facility with 3 PHC, 5 PHU population range of 2000-4999 have the facility locally. and 6 dispensaries. In addition to this there are in this The proportion of villages with postal facilities moves taluk a large number of Private Medical Practitioners down to 52· 38 percent in case of villages with a rendering service to the rural people. Out of the 296 population in the range of 500-1999 and dwindles to Registered Practitioners distributed over 200 vUJages in 3· 78 percent in the case of small villages with a popUla t he district, as many as 81 have set up their practice in tion of less than 500. Out of 656 villages in the distril.:~ (.QC villages of Basavana Bagevadl taluk. The medical kaving the postal facility, 503 have only post o~. ....ilutio·ns are generally located in large sized wUaees. IT pouess postal fac.ilitt' wit" telcpholle fadtity ... 36 66 have telegraph facilities in addition. In this connec percent of the total number of inhabited villages) have tion it may be mentioned that all the towns in the district such communication facilities serving 74' 72 percent of are much better placed than the villages and with the the rural population of the district. There are 703 exception of Kamatgi which has only post office and villages which have the facility of bus-stops and 15 telephones all the others have post and telegraph offices villages have railway station facility. The villages with in addition to telephone facility. railway facility are located in the taluks of Indi, Bagalkot, Basavana Bagevadi and Bijapur. It may be WEEKLY MARKET FACILITY: noted in this regard that 4 villages in Indi taluk and 3 For purchasing provisions and other items and in Bagalkot taluk depend only on railway station facility selling the produce, villager5 generally depend on weekly as no bus-stops are located within their respective village markets or shandies. In Bijapur district there are a large limits. The remaining 8 villages with railway stations numher of villages each with a medium or small popula have bus-stops also. Among the eleven taluks, Mudhol, tion and each such village cannot for obvious reasons Badami and Bijapur have this facility to a greater extent have a market within its own limits. Hence these villages as compared to other taluks, and the proportion of utilise the markets situated in nearby villages and towns. villages served in these taluks ranges between 72 percent Thus, in the district as a whole only 89 villages (7' 18 and 80 percent. Muddebihal is the taluk that has this pen:ent of the total number of villages) have the facilit y facility to the least extent because here the proportion of weekly markets and are serving the local population is only 27 percent. Sindgi taluk holds the place next which works out to 22·09 percent of the total rural above with 48 percent of the villages having the facility. population of the district. In this respect also Bijapur Needless to say, the remaining 6 taluks have the taluk has the maximum facility. Weekly markets gather communication facility covering between 50 to 70 per in as many as 14 villages. Bijapur is closely followed cent of the villages. behind by Basavana Bagevadi with its tally of 13 villages All the 19 towns have road communication facility. with weekly markets, Hungund laluk with 12 such In addition to this, Bagalkot and Bijapur have railway villages and Badami taluk with II such villages. Out of stations also. Bijapur is the district headquarters. The the total number of inhabited villages of the district Badami Road and Indi Road railway stations are only 33· 98 percent have the weekly market facility within a 5 km, away from the respective towns whereas the distance of 5 km, 32·20 percent at a distance of 5-10 station named Guledagudda Road is 10 Km away form Km, and remaining 26·64 percent at a distance of more the corresponding town. than 10 km. Population size of a village is an impor APPROACH ROAD: tant factor and generally the larger villages tend to have a nucleus of permanent shops as well as the facility of The approach to village refers to the condition of a weekly market. In the case of villages with a popula the road leading to the village. This is to gauge whether tion upto 1999 weekly market facility is available in only or not the village is approachable all through the year 1.03 percent of the villages whereas this facility is that is, both in fair and foul weather. Pucca roads are available in 29· 70 percent of the villages with a larger roads either paved with metal or surfaced by bitumen, population. In the urban areas there are permanent daily concrete etc., and the villages which are provided with markets and in addition weekly markets also gather in such roads are regarded as approachable throughout the most of the towns. year for purposes of this analysis. Out of the 1239 inhabited villages, 673 villages or 54· 32 percent have COMMUNICATION FACILITY: Pucca road facility. The aggregate population of these The district is provided with the facility of road villages constitutes 69· 61 percent of the total rural communication including a National Highway and also population of the district. Bilgi taluk has a maximum the railway to some extent. The metre gauge railway line proportion of 82·83 percent of its villages with Pucca from Solapur to Gadag and NH-13 from Solapur to road and Sindgi taluk the minimum proportion of 36· 17 Chitradurga cut across the district and starting from percent. In this aspect also, as the number of inhabitants Solapur pass through Indi, Bijapur, Basavan Bagevadi in a vill!lge increa~es the chances that the village ha~ and Bagalkot taluks. The railway line then take!'. its Pucca road also tends to be more. The percentage of route tu Badami in the east and proceeds south to reach 39.08 percent registered by the villages in the lowest Gadag junction.The National Highway however passes population range of less than 500, increases to 50·07 through parts of Hungund taluk as well. In addition to percent for 500-1999 population range, moves up still this National Highway there are the State Highways, further to 76· 52 percent in the case of 2,000-4999 range and reaches cent percent i.e. all villages in the population several district roads and feeder lines that serve the range of 5000 As in the case of other facilities in this commuters. + . regard too the towns are better placed, for all the towns By communication facility what is meant here is have Pucca roads, which pass through and link them the availability of public transport such as bus-stop and up with several other distant towns and villages. Each or a railway station. Altogether 710 villages (57' 30 town generally functions as the trading and service 37 centre in respect of several surrounding villages and is 1981, Bilgi and Kamatgi regained their urban status. served by several feeder roads, either Pucca or Katcha Each town has had a varied history of growth during or at least by foot-paths. the past 80 years. Towns such as Bagalkot, Guleda gudda, Hungund, Jamkhandi, Kerur, Mahalingapur, POWER SVPPL Y : Mudhol, Rabkavi-Banhatti and Talikota have experi Electric power has reached about 80 percent of the enced a decrease in population during certain decades villages of the district. In Mudhol taluk all the villages and in certain decades, though the growth rates are have been electrified. Electricity is available in more positive, there has been only a marginal or nominal than 95 percent of the villages of the taluks of Badami, addition to the population. At the same time some of Bilgi, Hungund and lamkhandi. Among the taluks the towns have at times registered growth at a very high M uddebihal holds the last place, for here only 52·35 rate as for example is the cast: with Bagalkot (63 ·42 per percent of the villages are electrified. When the loca cent) during the decade 1931-41 and Sindgi ( 55· 34 per tion pattern of the 255 villages not electrified is cent) between 1971-81. Among the towns, Bijapur has examined with reference to the nearest town it is seen witnesssed a steady growth all through and, as compared that 8 villages are located within a distance of 5 Km., to its 1901 population, there has been a six-fold increase 44 between 6-15 Km. and the rest (203) between 16-50 in 80 years. Similarly, despite its chequered history Km. Thus the villages nearer to the towns have more Rabkavi-Banhatti has registered a five-fold increase in chances of being electrified than those that are far away. 80 years. During the same period the other towns have Similarly, the village with a small population has a lesser witnessed nearly three-fold increase while the popula chance of being electrified than that with a large popula tion in Guledagudda has not even doubled itself. During tion. As compared to only 68·49 percent electrified the latest decade 1971-81, Sindgi town has witnessed the villages in the 0-499 population range, all villages in highest growth rate of 55' 34 percent and next to it is 5,000 and above range are electrified. Muddebihal with a growth rate of 43' 56 percent. In the Thus, whatever the facility that is under considera towns of Bijapur and Mahalingpur too the growth rate tion it is clear that the population size is a vital factor. has been at an above-average level. The factors that Larger the village, greater are its chances of having all affect the growth of population are quite varied and any the facilities. This appears to be quite a natural explanation in the absence of an in-depth study would phenomenon and the population size as well as availabi not be satisfactory. It is quite inexplicable as to why lity of facilities interact upon one another most Sindgi and Muddebihal which were classified as towns favourably. One promotes the other and vice versa. in 1971 sboilld register the highest growth rates during There are other factors too and the identification of each this decade. Like several other towns these two are the such factor and an analysis of its exact effect are matters headquarters of the respective taluks since a long time beyond the scope of this brief note. and in neither of the towns any large scale or medium sized industry has come up during the inter censal A brief note 01'1 the towns of the district : decade. Any deeper inquiry into this aspect is beyond The civic administration in all the 19 towns of the the scope of this note. district is being looked after by the respective municipal In terms of geographical area, Basavana Bagevadi councils. In other words there are no non-municipal towns or special areas which are regarded as urban only is the largest town with 126' 51 Sq .Km, followed by Indi for the purposes of census operations. Details about the with 77 ·49 Sq. Km and Bijapur with 44·78 SQ. Km. Out growth histroy of each town from 1901 Census are of the 19 towns as many as 14 have an area of less than presented in Statement I of the town directory. A brief 5 Sq.Km each. Usually towns have a higher concentra review reveals that of the 19 towns of the 1981 Census tion of population in a limited and compact area which as many as 10 were towns as early as in 1901 and that would lead to higher densities. Thus, 8 towns have a these places have maintained the urban status without density of above 10,000 per Sq.Km. The highest density any break thereafter. Kerur and Hungund were both of 36,967 is found in Kamatgi town. Guledagudda classified as towns in 1911 and while Kerur was (18,404) comes next with almost half the above rate and declassified at the 1961 Census, Hungund has retained is immediately followed by Terdal town with 18,003. its urban status continuously. Bilgi was classified as a The,lowest density of 149 is seen in Basavana Bagevadi town for the first time in 1921 and after 3 decadal and the next higher density of 229 is noticeable in Indi censuses suffered declassification in 1951. Basavana town. The class I city of Bijapur has a density of only Bhgevadi, Kamatgi, Indi and Muddebihal acquired 3,290. urban status in 1951 and while Kamatgi and Muddebihal suflcred declassification at the very next Census, The sex ratio for urban areas of the State is 926 Basavana Bagevadi and Indi have remained as towns and for the district it is 951. The town level data show all through. In 1971, Badami and Sindgi were added that it is very low (798) in the case of Sindgi town and afresh to the list of towns and at the same time Kerur that Indi claims the place next above With 867 females as well as Muddebihal regained the urban status. In per thousand males. Bagalkot and Bijapur towns have 38 ea.:h a sex ratio of 922 while Muddebiha[ and Ta[ikota Rs. 34·10. Rabkavi-Banhalli which has a comparatively han' 926 and 924 respectively. The highest sex ratio of lower income than .Iamkhalldi in fact realises more by 104[ is found in Kamatgi town followed by Guleda way of Municipal taxes (Rs. 28·6() per capita) thall gudda with 1018 and Kerur wifh 1014. The sex ratio of Jamkhandi. The details regarding municipal finance fur the remaining towns lies between .960 and 993. In an nished here do not take into accollnt the opening allli area where the males are generally preponderant why closing balance. As a result in all the towns the rel'eipt~ the towns of Kamatgi, Guledagudda and Kerur have a and expenditure arc not fully balanced. Generally, ex surplus of females is a matter that defies any exp[ana penditure is less than the receipts. In the case of Bijapur tion. All that is known about the speciality of these city, Guledagudda and I1kal towns howevclthe amount towns is that these are amongst the more prominent spent is more than the receipt!:. When the overall average centres of handloom industry. of all the towns of the district is examined it is seen that All the towns of the district are quite far from out of Rs. 38·70 per capita expenditure incurred, Bangalore, the State headquarters. The distance by road gencral administration consumes Rs. 6·00 whill' public to Bangalore from I1kal town is 437 Km and from healt h and conveniences account for Rs. 13· 40. rhe per Hungund the distance is 449 Km. These are compar capita amount spent for public safety and other aspects happens to be the highest, for the amount spcnt comes tively the most nearest towns of the district to Bangalore city. Badami, Baga[kot, Kamatgi and Muddebiha[ are to Rs. 15 ,80. Among the various towns of the district however there con~iderab[e at a distance range of 450 to 499 Km and except ing arc differences in the mat ter Terda[, Sindgi and Indi which are at a distance range of overall per capita expenditure as also u'nder different heads of expendit me. of 550-600 Km, the remaining towns are located at a distance ranging between 500 and 549 Km. The actual receipts realised in different towns do The towns of the district are influenced very much provide an idea about the scale of financial transactions by the district headquarter city of Bijapur itself. The in municipal towns. Bijapur city has the maximum total towns of Badami, I1kal and Guledagudda are however receipt of Rs. 9,221,100 followed by .Iamkhandi with quite far away from Bijapur as the distance is about 110 Rs. 5,530,400, Bagalkot (Rs. 3,795,6(0) and Rabkavi Kill. The towns which lie nearer to the city are Basavana Banhatti (Rs. 1,800,800). Kamatgi, Bilgi and Tertlal Bagevadi (45 Km), Indi(50 Km.), Sindgi ( 60 Km.) and towns fall in the range of towns with the lowest receipt~ Bilgi (60 Km). All other towns are located at distances Rs. 91,800, Rs. 147,300 and Rs. 222,100 respectIvely. in the range of 61 to 100 Km. Of these, Bagalkot, A marked ditTerence in respect of receipts and Bijapur, Indi and jamkhandi are the headquarters of expenditure (receipts Rs. 5,530,400 expenditure the Revenue Sub-divisions also. In respect of 14 towns, Rs. 1,326,500) is found in case of .Iamkhandi town and Bijapur is the nearest city with a population of one lakh this is so because an amount of Rs. 4,251,600 has h.eell and more, and in respect of 3 towns, Gadag-Betgeri received by way of "advance" for a specific projecl happens to be the nearest city. In the case of IIkal town taken up by the Municipality. it is seen that Hospet Urban Agglomeration is the The municipa[itie~ are responsible for providing nearest urban unit with such a population size. certain basic conveniences to the town-dweller~. Statement III of the Town Directory furnishes data Therefore every municipality puts forth efforts not 0111'1 on municipal finances for the year 1978-79. Naturally to provide but also to improve the level of civic there arc considerable differences from town to town amenities available in the town. Both the State Puhlic as the volume of transaction depends on several factors Works Department and the municipality concerned including of course the total population of the town maintain Puc-ca roads in the towns, as paved roads form itself. Therefore the per capita receipts per annum can an essential facility of [ife in urban areas. The Katcha be regarded as one or the best indicators for a compar roads are generally laid out and looked after by the tive analysis of the data. Jamkhandi town has the municipality. It is observed that Bagalkot has the maxi highest per capita of Rs. 143· 50 and this is followed mum road length of 132 Km. (of which the Pucca road by Bijapur city with Rs. 62·60. The lowest per capita forms 85 Km.) followed by Bijapur city with 105 Km. income of Rs. 8' 30 has been recorded by Kamatgi and (pucca road 76 Km.). The road length avai[able in the next above there are the towns of Terda[ (Rs. 11'60), remaining towns varies between 7 Km. and 54 Km. In Hi[gi (Rs, 14·70) and Basavana Bagc\adi (Rs, 16'00). other words the road length within the town depends The main and permanent source of receipts in all towns on the level of economic development of the town con ill Municipal Taxes ~llch a.~ hou~c tax, prorc ..,~ionaltax, cerned and its relative importance as a centre of com entertainment tax, etc. Receipts from other sources merce, industry and services. usually cover the receipts by way of Government grants, loans and advances. All the towns get some amount by Almost all the towns have open surface drains to way of grants. Loans are availed of mainly for develop drain out the excess and sullage water. Some towns have mental works such as extension of sewerage facility, box surface drains as well. [n Terdal and Kamatg,i cess water supply, etc. A perusal of the per capita receipts pool system is also prevalent. Underground drainage through taxes reveals that while Jamkhandi has an system, the best method of disposing night soil as well, amount of only Rs. 27· 30 Bijapur tops the list with the is available only in 4 out of the 19 towns namely Bijapur highest amount of Rs. 41' 30 followed by Bagalkot with city, Guledagudda, llkal and lamkhandi. 39 All the towns have water-borne latrines and the produced. Talikota has reported the export of stone llumbcl available in each town varies considerably slabs cut into diff~rent sizes also. dependil\g on several factors. The number is more in towns wilh sewerage facility. Thus, Bijapur has 2,319 The most important items imported by the towns followed by llkal with 457. In Bagalkot and Jamkhandi are raw materials used for weaving, food items like towns there are service latrines from which night-soil jowar, rice, wheat, provisions besides sugar and cloth is removed using wheel barrows. as well for local consumption. Thus Guledagudda, Ilkal, Kamatgi, Kerur and Terdal import silk thread, cotton Fire-fighting service is available in Bagalkot, yarn, silk yarn and art silk yarn. Cloth is imported by Bijapur, Jamkhandi and Mudhol. All other towns depend on these towns in case of emergency and requisi Badami, Indi, Muddebihal and Talikota towns. Sugar tion the services from the nearest town. is reported as the important item imported by Bilgi, Hungund and Sindgi. All other towns import food items All the towns have power supply facility and have to satisfy the local demand. connections under different categories like domestic, industrial, commercial, road lighting points etc. In every Summary town the domestic connections are generally more in Bijapur district is situated in the northern borders number than all other categories. All the 4 towns which of Karnataka State. In geographical area Bijapur is the have the highest population hold the top ranks in the matter of electrical facility when viewed in terms of largest amongst the 19 districts. In terms of population number of connections. Bijapur has the maximum this district holds the fifth rank. The decadal growth number of domestic conn.ections of 10,581 followed by rate of population is very much lower than the State Bagalkot with 3,770 and Jamkhandi with 3,200. But average and the district holds the seventeenth place. indust rial connections are more in Bijapur (778), Bijapur is a relatively sparsely populated district and in Rabkavi-Banhatti (618) and Bagalkot (510). The other the matter of population density holds the fourteenth towns have less than 200 industrial connections each. rank amongst the districts. Urbanisation too has not The commercial connections are also more in Bijapur taken place on any impressive scale, for it is on Iy 24' 09 (3,240), Jamkhandi (I,100), Bagalkot (734) and percent of the total population that dwells in urban Rabkavi-Banhatti (674). areas. The urban content in the popUlation is highest Certain basic information on the notified slums in in the taluk of Jamkhandi and this small taluk contains the Class I and II towns have been furnished in state as many as three towns. Next to it comes Bijapur taluk ment IV-A. Bijapur city has 13 slums with a popula in which the premier city of the district is located. In tion of 2590 and Bag'alkot has 7 slums with a popula terms of area and population Bijapur taluk is the largest. tion of 2290. The area occupied by the slums in Bijapur Bilgi happens to be the smallest taluk. is 0·153 Sq.km. and in Bagalkot it is 0·103 Sq. Km. Over-crowding of population and insanitary conditions The economy of the Bijapur district is mainly based are the general features of slums. Bagalkot slums have on agricultural lands and agro-based industries. all overall density of 18,926 while Bijapur slums have Handloom weaving provides sustenance to a significant a density of 7,177 per Sq.km. The Karnataka Slum proportion of the population. Assured irrigation Clearance Board has taken up schemes for improving facilities have been extended to certain tracts only the conditions of the slums and the slum dwellers. recently. The construction work relating to a major Recreational and cultural facilities are available to mUltipurpose project has been taken up during the a greater extent in Bijapur City. The only stadium decade. In the sphere of industrialisation too there have available in the towns of the district is located in the been significant developments in recent years. Bijapur city. Bagalkot, Basavana Bagevadi and Terdal In the matter of infrastructural facilities there are towns have auditoria or community halls. In the Class considerable differences if taluks are considered as the I city of Bijapur there are 5 cinema halls while the Class units for comparison. Educational facilities at primary II lowm of Bagalkot and Rabkavi-Banhatti have 3 and level are however available in almost all the villages. But 4 cinemas each. Public library and reading rooms are also found in almost all the lowns. as regards higher educational facilities and also other facilities such as medical, postal, communication etc. The data on the most important commodity population size is an important factor and usually larger manufactured in towns show that the most important villages tend to have these facilities. Comparatively commodity happens to he 'cotton sarees' in 7 out of speaking, Bijapur district does not hold an enviable the 19 towns; it is 'cotton lint' in 3 towns and edible position amongst the 19 districts of the State. In recent oils in 4 lowns. Bagalkot is famous for cement while Indi town is famous for jaggery and Jamkhandi is years, as in other parts of the State here too considerable known for beedi. Some of the sarees manufactured are amount of improvement has taken place. But much known after the names of the respective towns. Maha remains to be done. Timely and successful completion lingapLlr as well as Rabkavi-Banhatti towns are known of the Upper Krishna project is bound to lead to the ror colton sarees woven in power-looms. In Bilgi there economic prosperity and rapid deveiopment in the near is no'manufacturing activity at all. Generally the towns future and this would induce the growth of infra nporl the items that are locally manufactured or structural facilities as well. 40 TABLES TABLE 1 POPULATION, NUMBER OF VILLAGES AND TOWNS, 1981 Population No. of Villages No. of ~~. Name of Taluk Total Rural Urban Inha Towns Total P M F P M F p M F bited 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Badami· 214,746 106,560 108,186 157,265 77,857 79,408 57,481 28,703 28,778 159 143 3 2 Bagalkot 182,457 92,031 90,426 114,599 56,727 57,872 67,858 35,304 32,554 90 89 3 Basavana Bagevadi 220,020 110,608 109,412 201,148 101,059 100,089 18,872 9,549 9,323 120 119 4 Bijapur 378,910 193,878 185,032 231,597 117,231 114,366 147,313 76,647 70,666 109 109 5 Bilgi 98,251 48,875 49,376 88,204 43,770 44,434 10,047 5,105 4,942 65 64 1 6 Hungund 220,207 108,850 111,357 158,509 77,941 80,568 61,698 30,909 30,789 170 157 3 7 Indi 244,279 125,668 118,611 226,512 116,303 110,209 17,767 9,365 8,402 122 122 8 lamkhandi 270,955 137,506 133,449 161,637 82,251 79,386 109,318 55,255 54,063 71 69 3 9 Muddebihal 184,856 92,138 92,718 151,558 74,937 76,621 33,298 17,201 16,097 154 149 2 10 Mudhol 164,389 82,662 81,727 125,224 62,909 62,315 39,165 19,753 19,412 78 77 2 II Sindgi 222,712 112,760 109,952 206,901 103,966 102,935 15,811 8,794 7,017 143 141 TOT AL DISTRICT 2,401,782 1,211,536 1,190,246 1,823,154 914,951 908,203 578,628 296,585 282,043 1,281 1,239 19 Note: In this taluk there are 5 villages viz., Rangasamudra (L.C. No. 13), Shivapur (L.C. No. 38), Anantapur (L.C. No. 40), Ingalagundi (L.c. No. n) and Akkaragal (L.C. No. 142) with some population but negligible areas. These are in fact amalgamated villages and have no independent status. Hence these have been ignored for purposes of tabulation. Thus the total number of inhabited villages is considered as 1239 for all the subsequent Tables. TABLE 2:' DECADAL CHANGE IN DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION Population Percentage decadal Variation SI. Name of Taluk 1971 1981 (1971-1981) No. Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 Badami 184,052 135,216 48,836 214,746 157,265 57,481 16·68 16'31 17'70 2 Bagalkot 149,491 97,745 51,746 182,457 114,599 67,858 22·05 17·24 31'14 Basavana Bagevadi 185,695 171.693 14,002 220,020 201,148 18,872 18·48 17'16 34'78 4 Bijapur 306,106 202,175 103,931 378,910 231,597 147,313 23·78 14'55 41'74 Bilgi 82,601 82,60i 98,251 88,204 10,047 18·95 06'78 6 Hungund 186,022 143,325 42,697 220,207 158,509 61,698 18·38 10'59 44'50 7 Indi 212,040 198,295 13,745 244,279 226.512 17,767 15·20 14·23 29'26 8 lamkhandi 206,982 124,155 82,827 270,955 161,637 109,318 30·91 30'19 31'98 9 Muddebihal 158,995 134,036 24,959 184,856 ~I,558 33,298 16·27 13·07 33'41 10 Mudhol 122,503 94,249 28,254 164,389 12S.224 39,165 34·19 32·87 38'62 _1_1 __~Si_n~dg~i ______1_9_1~,1_04 ______18_0~,9_26 ______10~,_17_8 ______2_2_2~,7_1_2 ______206~,9_0_1 _____1_5~,8_1_1 _____16_·_54 _____ 1_4_, 3_6 _____ 5_5_· 3 __4 ____T.--"Q_T_A_L_D_I_S_T_R __ IC_T ______1_.9_8_5;_,5_9_1 ____1_,5_64_,4_1_6 __421, 175___ 2_,4_0_1_, 7_82_ 1,823,154 578,628 20' 96 16· 54 37· 38 42 TABLE 3 : DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES TABLE 4 : DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY POPULATION RANGES BY DENSITY , No.of Percentage of Range of Total No. of Percentage of Range of villages in villages in Density villages in each villages in each population each range each range (Per sq. km.) density range density range 2 3 2 3 Less than 200 44 3·55 0- 10 5 0-40 200 - 499 194 15·66 II - 20 7 0'56 500 - 1,999 735 59'32 21 - 50 69 5'57 2,000 - 4,999 230 18·57 51 - 100 473 38·18 5,000 - 9,999 32 2·58 101 - 200 560 45·20 10,000 + 4 0'32 201 - 300 89 7-18 TOTAL 1,239 100·00 301 - 500 21 1-70 501 + 15 1-21 TOTAL 1,239 100-00 TABLE 5 : LITERACY RATES BY POPULATION RANGES OF VILLAGES No.of villages in each Range of population Literacy Rate range 2 3 Less than 200 44 22'05 200 - 499 194 27'03 500 - 1,999 735 26'25 2,000 - 4,999 230 26·71 5,000 - 9,999 32 29'37 10,000 + 4 34·23 TOTAL 1,239 27'01 TABLE 6 : LITERACY RATES FOR TOWNS SI. SI. Name of the Town Literacy Rate Name of the Town Literacy Rate No. No. 2 3 2 3 1 Badami (M) 44·07 II Kamatgi (M) 36·67 2 Bagalkot (M) 56·99 12 Kerur (M) 37·57 3 Basavana Bagevadi (M) 36·47 13 Mahalingpur (M) 41 ·60 4 Bijapur(M) 56·13 14 Muddebihal (M) 52·04 5 Bilgi (M) 38·78 15 Mudhol (M) 39·40 6 Guledagudda (M) 47·36 16 Rabkavi-Banahatti(M) 38·94 7 Hungund (M) 48·60 17 Sindgi (M) 46·51 8 Ilkal (M) 43·45 18 Talikota (M) 45·68 9 Indi (M) 39·84 19 Terdal (M) 31·19 10 Jamkhandi (M) 47·48 ALL TOWNS 47·56 43 TABLE: 7. PROPORTION OF LITERATES, WORKERS AND NON-WORKERS IN THE POPULATION OF THE DISTRICT. Percentage of SI. T Literates to total Main workers to total Name of Taluk R Total Population No. Population Population U Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 1 Badami T 214,746 106,560 108,186 33'38 48·32 18'67 35'42 54'65 16·49 R 157,265 77,857 79,408 29·41 44·60 14'50 35'66 55·98 15·74 U 57,481 28,703 28,778 44·26 58·40 30'15 34'78 51·05 18·55 2 Bagalkot T 182,457 92,031 90,426 40·09 54·60 25'32 34'12 50·93 17·02 R 114,599 56,727 57,872 30·08 45·45 15 '01 39'39 55·89 23·22 U 67,858 35,304 32,554 56·99 69·31 43'64 25'23 42·96 6·00 3 Basavana T 220,020 110,608 109,412 32'18 45·93 18'28 38'87 54·66 22·92 Bagevadi R 201,148 101,059 100,089 31·78 45·72 17'70 39'41 55·12 23·56 U 18,872 9,549 9,323 36·47 48·15 24'50 33'15 49·82 16·07 4 Bijapur T 378,910 193,878 185,032 37·21 48'90 24'95 33'40 50·56 15·43 R 231,597 117,231 114,366 25 '18 36'70 13'36 39'00 55·91 21' '7 U 147,313 76,647 70,666 56·13 67·58 43'71 24'61 42'37 5·34 5 Bilgi T 98,251 48,875 49,376 27·63 40·61 14·78 37'95 56·41 19·67 R 88,204 43,770 44,434 26·35 39'40 13'51 38'44 57·36 19·81 U 10,047 5,105 4,942 38·78 50·97 26'18 33'62 48·31 18·46 6 Hungund T 220,207 108,850 111,357 34'67 51'75 17'98 38'97 54'45 23·85 R 158,509 77,941 80,568 31·26 48·75 14·33 40'75 55·76 26·24 U 61,698 30,909 30,789 43·44 59·29 27'53 34'41 51·14 17·61 7 Indi T 244,279 125,668 118,611 26·83 38'62 14·33 39'05 54·78 22·39 R 226,512 116,303 110,209 25·81 37·59 13·36 40'00 55·49 23'65 U 17,767 9,365 8,402 39·84 51'37 26'99 26'94 45·89 5·82 8 Jamkhandi T 270,955 137,506 133,449 29'20 40·37 17·68 35'74 54·30 16'62 R 161,637 82,251 79,386 21·48 32'07 10·52 37'66 56·61 18'04 U 109,318 55,255 54,063 40·60 52·73 28'19 32'90 50·85 14'54 9 Muddebihal T 184,856 92,138 92,718 32·20 48'04 16·45 39'67 53·39 26'05 R 151,558 74,937 76,621 28·60 44'65 12·91 41'99 55'18 29·08 U 33,298 1.7,201 16,097 48'54 62'79 33·31 29'15 45·57 11·62 10 Mudhol T 164,389 82,662 81,727 25·46 36'40 14·40 37'84 56'46 19'01 R 125,224 62,909 62,315 20·79 31·28 10'19 30'30 58' I£) 20·31 U 39,165 19,753 19,412 40·40 52'71 27·88 33'18 51·21 14'83 11 Sindgi T 222,712 112,760 109,952 27'58 40·73 14·09 39'26 54'43 23'69 R 206,901 103,966 102,935 26·13 39'02 13 ·11 40'10 55·60 24'44 U 15,811 8,794 7,017 46·51 60'94 28·43 28'22 40'65 12'64 TOTAL T 2,401,782 1,211,536 1,190,246 31'96 45'22 18·46 37'01 53'75 19·97 DISTRICT R 1,823,154 914,951 908,203 27·01 40'31 13·61 39'31 55'95 22'54 U 578,628 296,585 282,043 47·56 60'38 34'07 29'75 46'95 11'66 44 TABLE 7 : PROPORTION OF LITERATES, WORKERS AND NON-WORKERS I N THE POPULATION OF THE DISTRICT Percentage of T S1. Marginal workers to Total workers to total Non-workers to total R Name of Taluk No. total population population population U Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 3 2 7·88 0'63 15'01 43'30 55·28 31' 50 56-70 44·72 68-50 T Badami 10·34 0'69 19·79 46'00 56·67 35·53 54·00 43-33 64·47 R 1'14 0'46 1,82 35'92 51' 51 20,37 64,08 48'49 79-63 U 4,67 0'48 8,93 38,79 51,41 25,95 61,21 48'59 74·05 T Bagalkot 2 7,32 o'n 13,80 46'71 56,61 37,02 53,29 43·39 62,98 R 0'19 0'11 0,28 25'42 43,07 6,28 74,58 56·93 93·72 U 4,87 0'73 9,05 43'74 55,39 31,97 56,26 44'61 68,03 T Basavana 3 5,20 0'75 9,68 44,61 53,87 33,24 55,39 44'13 66·76 R Bagevadi 1,39 0'46 2,35 34,54 50,28 18'42 65,46 49·72 81,58 U 2,96 0,73 5,29 36,36 51,29 20,72 63,64 48'71 79·28 T Bijapur 4 4,51 0,98 8'12 43'51 56,89 29,79 56,49 43-11 70·21 R 0'52 0'36 0,70 25,13 42,73 6,04 74·87 57'27 93·96 U 6,75 I, 25 12,20 44,70 57,66 31, 87 55,30 42'34 68'13 T Bilgi 5 7,02 I, J7 12,78 45,46 58,53 32'59 54,54 41 '47 67'41 R 4,40 1,90 6,98 38'02 50,21 25,44 61,98 49'79 74·56 U 5'46 0'71 10,09 44,43 55, 16 33,94 55,57 44'84 66·06 T Hungund 6 6,28 0'82 11,55 47,03 56,58 37'79 52,97 43'42 62·21 R 3,35 0'45 6,26 37,76 51,59 23'87 62,24 48'41 76' 13 U 4,48 0'83 8,35 43,53 55,61 30,74 56,47 44'39 69·26 T Indi 7 4,48 0,87 8,29 44,48 56,36 31,94 55,52 43'64 68·06 R 4,51 0,31 9'19 31,45 46,20 15'01 68,55 53'80 84·99 U 4,60 0'75 8,57 40,34 55,05 25, 19 59,66 44'95 74·81 T lamkhandi 8 6,76 1'00 12,71 44,42 57,61 30,75 55,58 42'39 69·25 R 1,42 0'39 2,48 34,32 51,24 17,02 65,68 48,76 82·98 U 3 ,97 0,78 7,13 43,64 54,17 33 '18 56,36 45'83 66·82 T Muddebihal 9 4,66 0'91 8,33 46,65 56,09 37'41 53,35 43'91 62,59 R 0,82 0'23 1 ,44 29·97 45,80 I3'06 70,03 54'20 86·94 U 2,82 0,39 5,27 40,66 56,85 24'28 59,34 43 '15 75·72 T Mudhol 10 3,30 0'38 6,26 42·60 58,48 26,57 57,40 41-52 73-43 R 1,26 0'43 2,11 34,44 51,64 16,94 65,56 48'36 83·06 U 4,02 0'49 7,64 43,28 54,92 31, 33 56,72 45'08 68-67 T Sindgi 11 4,24 0'51 8,00 44,34 56·11 32'44 55,66 43'89 67-56 R 1·19 0,23 2,39 29,41 40,88 15'03 70,59 59'12 84·97 U 4,59 0,69 8,57 41,60 54,44 28'53 58,40 45'56 71-47 T TOT AL DISTRICT 5,63 0,79 10,51 44·94 56,75 33'05 55,06 43,25 66·95 R 1,32 0'38 2,31 31,07 47,33 13,97 68,93 52'67 M-03 U 45 TABLE 8 : DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE A VAILA-BILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES No. (with percentage) of villages having one or more of the following No. of amenities SI. Name of Taluk inhabited Approach No. Drinking po~t Marketl Communi Power villages Education Medical by Water an Shandy cation Supply Telegraph Pucca Road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Badami 143 135 5 143 .. 61 11 112 102 142 (94'41) (3' 50) (100' (0) (42' 66) (7 '69) (78' 32) (71'33) (99' 30) 2 Bagalkot 89 85 - 6" 89 43 5 47 49 66 (95'51) (6'74) (100'00) (48' 31) (5 '62) (52'81) (55 '06) (74'16) 3 Basavana 119 113 41 119 63 13 62 72 87 Bagevadi (94'96) (34'45) (100'00) (52'94) (10'92) (52'10) (60' 50) (73'11) 4 Bijapur 109 107 31 109 81 14 79 83 91 (98'17) (28'44) (100'00) (74'31) (12 '84) (72-48) (76'15) (83 '49) 5 Bilgi 64 59 8 64 34 2 41 53 62 (92'19) (12'50) (100'00) (53' 13) (3 '13) (64'06) (82' 81) (96'88) 6 Hllngund 157 153 27 157 60 12 84 75 150 (97 '45) (17,20) (100'00) (38'22) (7 '64) (53 '50) (47 :77) (95' 54) 7 Indi 122 120 29 122 76 9 70 46 84 (98' 36) (23 '77) (100'00) (62'30) (7 '38) (57' 38) (37' 70) (68'85) 8 Jamkhandi 69 65 37 69 52 5 46 39 66 (94,20) (53 '62) (100' 00) (75' 36) (7 '25) (66'67) (56' 52) (95 '65) 9 Muddebihal 149 142 22 149 67 6 40 61 78 (95,30) (14'77) (100'00) (44'97) (4'03) (26'85) (40'94) (52' 35) 10 Mudhol 77 70 21 77 40 2 61 42 77 (90,91) (27, 27) (100'00) (51'95) (2'60) (79'22) (54' 55) (100'00) 11 Sindgi 141 141 9 141 79 10 68 51 81 (100'00) (6' 38) (100,00) (56'03) (7 '09) (48'23) (36'17) (57 '45) TOTAL 1,2W 1,190 236 1,239 656 89 710 673 984 (96,05) (19'05) (100'00) (52'95) (7'18) (57' 30) (54' 32) (79'42) TABLE 9: PROPORTION OF RURAL POPULATION SERVED BY DIFFERENT AMENITIES Total Proportion of Rural Population served by the amenity of Population SI. Approach Name of Taluk of inhabited Drinking Post and Market! Communi Power No. Education Medical by villages in Water Telegraph' Shandy cation Supply Pucca Road the taluk 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------8 9 IO II Badami 157,265 98·03 9'68 100'00 63'96 20·25 83·14 80-15 99-58 2 Bagalkot 114,599 99'30 25'34 100·00 73·52 23·56 69·49 75-14 83'49 3 Basavana Bagevadi 201,148 99·41 66'44 100·00 82·17 32 ·31 69·72 86·22 86'79 4 Bijapur 231,597 99'55 47'75 100-00 89'11 33·56 86'31 88-07 90·08 5 Bilgi 88,204 98'11 23'96 100'00 78·93 9·20 81'51 87·72 99'67 6 Hungund 158,509 99·41 45·34 100-00 67·54 30·83 72'95 66·76 97·47 7 Indi 226,512 99'83 43'50 100-00 84· 56 20·72 76'19 55· 51 80·11 8 lamkhandi 161,637 99'12 70·28 100'00 91·82 14·36 80'98 65'18 98·78 9 Muddebihal 1.51,558 99'15 30'92 100'00 68'10 14·31 45'08 56'68 65·47 IO Mudhol 125,224 96'80 50·47 100-00 75'66 4·31 86'99 60-44 100'00 II Sindgi 206,901 100·00 19'53 100-00 81' 56 22 ·67 69· 39 50'10 93 ·76 TOTAL 1,823,154 99·13 40·81 100-00 78 ·98 22·09 74·72 69·61 89'81 46 TABLE 10: DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING CERTAIN AMENITIES ARRANGED BY DISTANCE RANGE FROM THE PLACES WHERE THESE ARE AVAILABLE Number of villages where the amenity is not available Villages not having the and available at distance of : amenity of -5 Kms 5 -10 Kms 10+ Kms Total (Cols 2 - 4) 2 J 4 5 1 Education 49 49 2 Medical 436 358 209 1003 3 Drinking Water 4 Post and Telegraph 555 24 4 583 5 Market/Shandy 421 399 330 1150 6 Communication 447 75 7 529 TABLE II : DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST TOWN AND AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES -~------~-,-~~ .. ~-- . __ . No. of ______~No. (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of Di_"ancc Ralli!c inhabited I rolll the Ilcareq Approach villages in Drinking Post and Marketl Communi- Power tOWIl (in Klll~.) Education Medical by each range Water Telegraph Shandy cation Supply _-_----_ Pucca Road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 -- =-.~ -'-,,"",~~::-=-:-•. {) - 5 94 82 16 94 47 2 54 60 86 (87,23) (17 '02) (100,00) (50'00) (2 '13) (57 -45) (63' 83) (91,49) (> - 15 427 413 89 427 239 24 257 249 383 (96'72) (20'84) (100,00) (S5' 97) (5 ,62) (60'19) (S8' 31) (89,70) I (l - 'ill 718 695 131 718 370 63 399 364 515 (96,80) (18'25) (100- 00) (51'S3) (8'77) (5S'57) (50'70) (71,73) 51 + ------~-~------TOTAL 1,239 1,190 236 1,239 656 89 710 673 984 (96,05) (19'05) (100'00) (52' 95) (7,18) (57, 30) (54' 32) (79'42) -_------.--.---~------~----. TABLE 12 : DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO POPULAnON RANGE AND AMENITIES AVAILABLE No. of No. (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of inhabited Approach Population Range Drinking Post and Marketl Communi- Power villages in Education Medical by Water Telegraph Shandy cation Supply each range Pucca Road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 -~----~- o - 499 238 196 2 238 9 1 84 93 163 (82'35) (0' 84) (100'00) (3' 78) (0'42) (35' 29) (39 '08) (68·49) 500 - 1999 735 729 79 735 385 9 384 368 575 (99,18) (10,75) (100'00) (52'38) (1,22) (52' 24) (50'07) (78·23) 2000 - 4999 230 229 121 230 226 50 207 176 210 (99'57) (52'61 ) (100'00) (98'26) (21,74) (90'00) (76' 52) (91·30) 5000+ 36 36 34 36 36 29 35 36 36 ( 100'00) (94'44) (100'00) (100'00) (80' 56) (97'22) (100'00) (100'00) ---~--,-- . TOTAL 1,239 1,190 236 1,239 656 89 710 673 984 (96·0S) (19'05) (100'00) (52' 95) (7 '18) (S7' 30) (54' 32) (79·42) ---- -_._-- .------ 47 TABLE 13 : MAIN STAPLE FOOD IN THE MAJORITY OF VILLAGES IN EACH TALUK S1. Name of Taluk No_ Main Staple Food 2 3 Badami Jowar, Bajra 2 Bagalkot Jowar, Bajra 3 Basavana Bagevadi Jowar, Bajra 4 Bijapur Jowar, Wheat 5 Bilgi Jowar, Wheat 6 Hungund Jowar, Wheat 7 Indi Jowar, Wheat 8 Jamkhandi Jowar, Rice 9 Muddebihal Jowar, Wheat to Mudhol J owar, Wheat 11 Sindgi Jowar, Wheat TABLE 14 : DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO LAND USE No_ of Percentage of Percentage of Total Area S1. Name of Taluk inhabited cultivable area irrigated area to (Hectares O· (0) No_ villages to total area total cultivable area 1 Badami 143 131,621-79 70'31 3-34 2 Bagalkot 89 90,128,92 80-97 3-99 3 Basavana Bagevadi 119 185,195·68 94-39 4-02 4 Bijapur 109 261,445'84 94'12 8-85 5 Bilgi 64 74,257'93 77·09 11-00 6 Hungund 157 127,210-85 85-62 1'04 7 Indi 122 214,737'54 94'43 5·40 8 lamkhandi 69 115,926'21 85'16 23'68 9 Muddebihal 149 143,174'33 93'95 0'81 10 Mudhol 77 93,767'29 89'54 29·34 11 Sindgi 141 209,814'02 95'57 4'23 TOTAL 1,239 1,647,280'40 87'92 7'65 TABLE 15 : GROWTH, DENSITY AND SEX-RATIO OF URBAN POPULATION TAaLE 15 IN THE DISTRICT IN RELATION TO THE STATE DISTRICT STATE Decadal Decadal Sex Sex Percen- Percen- Percen- Density Ratio Density Ratio tage Perc en- tage Total Urban tage of (Popu- (No_ of taFof (Popu- (No. of SI. Census varia- Total Urban varia- Popula- Popula- Urban lation females Urban lation females No. Year tion in Population Population tion in tion tion "opu- per Sq. per Popu- per Sq. per urban urban lalion Km.) 1000 (alion Km.) popula- popula- rooo males) males) tion tion 2 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 II 12 13 14 I 1951 1,396,67' 321,454 23·02 .0'37 NA 979 19,401,956 4,453,410 22·95 61'71 NA 941 2 1%1 1,660,17' 313,406 18'81 -2'50 773 942 23,516,772 5,266,493 22·33 11'26 1,777 913 3 1971 1,985,591 421,175 21'21 34·39 729 934 29,299,014 7,122,093 24·31 35'23 2,272 913 4 1981 2,401,712 578,628 24'09 37'3. 1,1e6 951 37,135,714 10,72.9,606 28'19 50'65 2.914 916 .. I TABLE 16 : NEW TOWNS/TOWNS DECLASSIFIED IN 1981 CENSUS Name of Towns Population 1981 Census 2 (a) Added (i) Bilgi 10,047 (ii) Kamatgi 11,090 (b) Dec/assified Nil TABLE 17 : PER CAP ITA RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE IN TOWNS PER CAPITA RECEIPT Rs. (0'0) EXPENDITURE Rs. (0'0) Expen- Expen- SI. Class, Name and Civic Receipt diture on diture No. Status of the Town Receipt Total General from all public Public on Other Total through Expen- admini- other health work public aspects taxes diture stration sources and con- insti- veniences tutions 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 1 1V Badami (M) 23'2 12-9 10-3 21-8 7·3 7·7 0·8 2 II Bagalkot (M) 55-9 34-1 21,8 52'6 2-7 18-9 2'4 28'6 3 IV Basavana Bagevadi (M) 16·0 8·4 7-6 10·8 4-3 3·6 0·3 0·1 2·5 4 I Bijapur (M) 62'6 41·3 21-3 63'0 7'5 23·7 5'5 0·2 26'1 5 IV Bilgi (M) 14'7 5·8 8·9 11'9 3'0 2'8 1'0 5 ·1 6 III Guledagudda (M) 34·2 21·7 12-5 38·4 7·2 9·4 4·4 17·4 7 IV Hungund (M) 23'7 11-4 12-3 16'7 7·1 6·0 0'2 0'6 2'8 8 III Ilkal (M) 35·6 22·4 13·2 37·1 2·4 13·0 1·1 20·6 9 IV Indi (M) 31'4 12·7 18-7 21'4 5·5 4'3 3'8 7·8 10 III lamkhandi (M) 143'5 27·2 116-3 34'4 8'8 13'5 2'5 9'6 II IV Kamatgi (M) 8·3 7·0 1-3 7·4 2·4 0·4 0·2 4·4 12 IV Kerur (M) 21'9 12·8 9·1 21'1 7·2 5·4 1·2 0·1 7·2 13 IV Mahalingpur (M) 31'3 22·7 8'6 21'0 0·1 8'4 12·5 14 IV Muddebihal (M) 39'6 15·3 24-3 30·3 8'4 9·6 1·7 2·0 8'0 15 III Mudhol (M) 30'7 17·8 12'9 29'1 8'5 10'1 1'4 1)'1 16 11 Rabkavi-Banahatti (M) 34·8 28·6 6·2 32'4 7·4 10·9 9'6 0·6 3·1) 17 IV Sindgi (M) 32'9 15·7 17·2 20'2 1·7 2·8 1·3 0·2 14·2 18 IV Talikota (M) 27'1 23·2 3·9 24'5 13'0 2'6 0'2 0'3 8'4 19 IV Terdal (M) 11·6 8·2 3-4 11·1 4·0 3'6 0'5 3'0 TOTAL 48·0 26·4 21·6 38·7 6'0 13·4 3·3 0·2 15·8 49 TABLE 18: SCHOOLS PER TEN THOUSAND POPULATION IN TOWNS -_---_------.~--- ~------No. per ten thousand population SI. Class, Name and Civic Higher Secondary/Inter Secondary! Junior Secondary! No. Status of the Town Primary PUC/ Junior College Matricu lation Middle - -- .--.~------.------~- 2 3 4 5 6 ------~--.------I IV Badami (M) 0·67 0'67 2'00 3'33 2 II Bagalkot (M) 0·88 0'88 2·80 3'39 3 IV Ba,a\ ana Bagcvadi (M) 0·53 O' 53 4·24 5'30 4 BijaplIr (M) 0·68 1·22 3'46 4·75 5 IV Bilgj (M) 1·00 1·00 1·00 2·99 6 III Gulcdaglldda (M) 0·34 1·03 3'42 5·47 7 IV Hungllnd (M) 0·69 0'69 2·75 4·81 8 III IIkal (M) 0·28 0·83 2·77 4·99 9 IV Indi (M) 0'56 1·13 2'81 6·19 10 III .lamkhandi (M) 0·26 0·52 2·59 3 ·11 II IV Kama\gi (M) 0·90 2'71 4'51 12 IV Kcrllr (M) 0'76 2'27 3·03 I J IV :\1ahalingpllr (M) 0·56 0·56 2·25 2·25 14 IV MlIddcbihal (M) 0'67 2'01 3'34 3'34 15 III Mlldhol (M) 0'47 0·94 3·75 3·75 1(1 II Rabkavi-Banaha(tj (I\!) 0·39 0'58 I' 35 1·93 17 IV Sindgi (M) 1·26 1·26 4·43 5·06 J ~ IV Talikota (1\1) 0'55 1·09 2·73 2'73 I'J IV Tcrdal (M) 0·52 1·05 2·62 2·10 ------~ TOTAl. 0'57 0'95 2·90 3'94 - ---- ~.---.---- .------_------TABLE 19: NO. OF BEDS IN MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS IN TOWNS SI. Class, Name and Civic No. of beds in medical insti- No. Status of the Town tutions per 1,000 population 2 3 1 IV Badami (M) 0'80 2 II Bagalkot(M) 1 '18 3 IV Basavana Bagevadi (M) 0'53 4 I Bijapur (M) 3'61 "5 IV Bilgi (M) 1·00 6 III Guledagudda (M) 0·85 7 IV Hungund (M) 2·06 8 III llkal (M) 0·39 y 1\ Indi (M) 0·79 10 III Jamkhandi (M) 1·30 II IV Kamatgi (M) 12 IV Kerur (M) 0·76 13 IV Mahalingpur (M) 1·12 14 IV Muddebihal (M) 0·67 IS ([( Mudhol (M) (,12 16 II Rabkavi-Banahatti (M) 0'16 17 IV Sindgi (M) 0·76 18 IV Talikota (M) 0·55 19 IV Terdal (M) 0'31 TOTAL 1· 51 50 r ABLE 20 : PROPORTION OF SLUM'S POPULATION IN TOWNS Proportion of the Sl. Class, Name and Civic slum's population Density in slums No. Status of the town to total population (Per Sq. Km) of the town 2 3 4 1 II Bagalkot (M) 3·37 18,926 2 I Bijapur (M) 1'62 7,177 TOTAL 2·18 10,308 TABLE 21 : MOST IMPORTANT COMMODITY MANUFACTURED IMPORTED AND EXPORTED IN TOWNS Most Important Commodity Sl. Class, Name and Civic No. Status of the Town Manufactured Exported Imported 2 3 4 5 ] IV Badami (M) Groundnut oil Groundnut oil Cloth 2 II Bagalkot (M) Cement Cement Jowar 3 IV Basavana Bagevadi (M) Edible oils Food Grains Rice 4 I Bijapur (M) Groundnut oil Cotton(lint) Food Grains 5 IV Bilgi (M) Jowar Sugar 6 III Guledagudda (M) Cotton and Cotton Sarees Silk Thread Silk Sarees 7 IV Hungund (M) Cotton(Lint) Cotton(Lint) Sugar 8 III Ilkal (M) Handloom Handloom Cotton,Silk Sarees Sarees and Art Silk Yarn 9 IV Indi (M) Jaggery Jowar Cloth 10 III Jamkhandi (M) Beedies Jowar Rice 11 IV Kamatgi (M) Sarees Handloom Art Silk Yarn Sarees (Art Silk) 12 IV Kerur (M) Handloom Handloom Yarn Sarees and Sarees and cloth (Khana) cloth (Khan a) 13 IV Mahalingpur (M) Cotton Sarees Cotton Sarees Food Grains (Powerloom) (Powerloom) 14 IV Muddebihal (M) Khadi Cloth Groundnut oil Cloth 15 III Mudhol (M) Cotton(lint) Jowar Rice 16 II Rabkavi-Banahatti(M) Sarees Sarees Food Grains 17 IV Sindgi (M) Groundnut oil Groundnut oil Sugar 18 IV Talikota (M) Cotton(lint) Cut stone slabs Cloth 19 IV Terdal (M) Handloom Handloom Cotton Yarn Cotton Sarees Cotton Sarees 51 • PART A - VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY (i) SECTION I - VILLAGE DIRECTORY (ii) SECTION II - TOWN DIRECTORY VILLAGE DIRECTORY -AMENITIES AND LAND USE EXPLANATORY NOTE As the title signifies the Village Directory aims to within brackets below the present name of the village provide information on amenities and land use pattern in the alphabetical list of villages for the convenience in respect of each and every village with the reference of the data user. period as the year 1979-80. In all, there are 20 columns in this tabular statement and, out of these as many as A little more explanation appears to be necessary 9 are allotted to amenities and services while another about the places which appear in the list of towns as 5 are ear-marked for data on land use. The remaining well as in the list of villages. This phenomenon occurs columns are concerned about location code number and particularly in the case of Taluk and District Head name of the village, area and population, its proximity quarter towns which, as revenue entities are geogra to an urban centre and, remarks. Since most of these phically large villages. The main village-site areas column headings are ::oncise and represent certain con including the peripheral developed areas would have for cepts, a column by column explanation is furnished long been incorporated into the urban limits without any h,erewith. This would enable the reader at the very outset change whatsoever in Survey and Settlement records. to recognise the scope and appreciate the limitations of In the Original Survey records and also at the Resurvey, the data presented under various columns. the entire village inclusive of all the lands that are incorporated into the urban limits continues to be shown COLUMN 1 : LOCATION CODE NUMBER :- as a regular revenue village. In other words the portion The concept of location code numbers has already constituted into a town is not taken out from the parent been explained in the Analytical Note. The location code village and formed into a separate and independent unit number thus assigned to the village is entered in this in the jurisdictional lists. Every civic body, be it a column. This number, runs serially starting from 1 for municipal corporation or a town municipality or a every taluk and the data are presented for villages notified area or a sanitary board defines its own arranged in an ascending order of their location code jurisdiction confining itself mostly to the built up area numbers.. If there are any villages in the taluk that are and the fringe areas for enforcing municipal rules and fully incorporated into the limits of any urban area or regulations. With the administrative and legal sanction are completely submerged under the back waters of any of the Government which issues a notification in this reservoir but are continued to be borne on the jurisdic behalf the civic body secures statutory rights for admini tionallists of the Survey and Settlement authorities such stering the local area so defined. The incorporated areas villages are mentioned at the end without any location may at times cut across village boundaries and may com code number and in all such cases it may incidentally prise of portions belonging to the revenue jurisdiction be pointed out, no further data except the name and of two or more villages. In some instances entire revenue the area are furnished in the statement. Similarly in case lands of a village or of several villages are incorporated of villages which are classified as out-growths of towns, into the limits of a town in which case for purposes of their names and area particulars alone are given treating census operations these villages lose their independent them at,par with villages fully incorporated in urban identity and are omitted in the list of villages of the areas. taluk. But it is only in case of villages of which only certain portions are included in the town, especially COLUMN 2 : NAME OF VILLAGE :- those that contribute their names to the towns concerned The name of the village corresponding to the loca that this apparent duplication of names occurs. In such tion code number given in column 1 is spelt out in cases the jurisdiction of the town is very clear and it English in this Column. By and large the spellings covers only a portion of the village which is constituted adopted at the previous i.e. 1971 Census, have been into an independent entity as urban for census enumera retained even now. However, errors arising out of tion purposes. The remaining area too is constituted as misreporting and misprinting if any in the 1971 District an independent unit under the rural category i.e. as a Census Handbooks have been taken note of and the village. In order to distinguish this unique situation, the correct spellings are now used. So also changes in village name of the village bears the suffix Rural within names duly effected by the concerned authorities with brackets in the census village lists. Division of the village the sanction of the Government have been taken into into urban and rural components and the suffixing the consideration while fihalising the spellings of village names is a special procedure adopted for census names for 1981 census purposes. Further, if the name purposes only. That is to say, if one were to ask the of the village has now been spelt differently as compared Officers of the Survey, Settlement and Land Records to the spelling given in the 1971 District Census Hand whether in their lists there are villages such as say Bellary book for whatever the reason the spelling as adopted (Rural), Belgaum (Rural), Bijapur (Rural), Chamara in the 1971 District Census Handbook is also furnished janagar (Rural), Magadi (Rural), Mandya (Rural), 55 Mysore (Rural), Raichur (Rural) etc., the answer would As the main heading for these columns suggest if be a definite'no' and then they would say that there are the basic amenity covered under any of these columns villages of the same name but without the suffix Rural. were to be not available within the village then. instead Similarly in the village maps and other records pertain of simply stating that fact, an attempt is made here to ing to the above named places, the lands that are incor indicate the minimum distance (in ranges) that one has porated into urban areas are also shown as part and to cover to avail oneself of that specific facility located parcel of the village concerned. in a nearby village or a town. At the data collection stage COLUMN 3: TOTAL AREA OF THE VILLAGE (in the name of such nearest place having that amenity as hectares) :- also the distance thereto from the referent village have been ascertained to ensure a higher degree The total geographical area of the village as per of realiability revenue records is furnished in hectares up to two in reporting. The abbreviations made use of in these decimal places. In Karnataka the basic records are still columns are explained below column by column. maintained in acres and guntas or acres and cents, that COLUMN 5 : EDUCATION:- is the units of measurement which were first adopted at the time of the cadastral survey. After the introduc All types of educational institutions functioning in tion of the decimal system however the equivalents of the village irrespective of the levels of education offered, these figures are also indicated in addition to the already the medium of education and the status of the managing existing entries in registers such as Akarband and body are considered under this column. The abbre Records of Rights. The area of each Survey number or viations used to denote institutions with different levels part thereof is converted into hectares and ares and of education are: square yards too in some cases. Thus if these converted figures for each such small unit are added together for (i) P : Primary or Elementary School :- the village the resultant total area would normally be Schools providing education from I standard and either less or more than the corresponding figures that upwards upto and inclusive of IV standard are classified one would derive by the addition of figures in acres guntas/acres and cents and conversion of that into as Primary Schools. This would also include junior basic hectares and ares. For purposes of presentation in this schools if any. statement the village level area and land use figures For purposes of reporting, schools which provide which were furnished in acres-guntas or acres-cents by education not merely from I to IV bJ.1t also for higher the Revenue Officers have been converted into hectares standards, called composite schools for easy referen<;e, and ares and these figures may not therefore be iden tical with the area as may be found entered in hectares are split up into different levels of education and and ares in the records of some of the villages. The counted as an independent unit under each such level. marginal differences would be due to the factors (ii) M : Middle or Junior Secondary School :- explained above. Further, in the case of villages of which certain portions are incorporated into an urban area the Schools providing education from V standard and extent thus categorised as urban has been deducted from upwards upto and inclusive of VII standard are classi the total geographical area of the revenue villages and fied as middle schools. In Karnataka as a matter of fact for this reason the particulars presented here would not the term middle school is no longer in vogue. Primary be in full correspondence with the total area of that education itself consists of seven years of schooling and revenue administrative unit as mentioned in the village the first four years duration of this course is called records. If area figures are not available for any village Lower Primary and the next 3 year period is termed as the abbreviation 'N.A.' is entered in this column and Higher Primary. As mentioned above a Higher Primary a note at the bottom of the page explains the reason School with I-VII standard is treated as two units i.e. thereof also. one Primary School and one Middle School for accoun COLUMN 4: TOTAL POPULATION AND NUMBER OF ting purposes. HOUSEHOLDS :- (iii) H : Matriculation or Secondary School :- The total population of the village according to Schools providing education from VIII standard 1981 census and the number of households therein are and upwards upto and inclusive of X standard are indicated in this column. In the case of villages with no classified as High Schools. A composite school with I inhabitants i.e. nil population, the word un-inhabited X standard is treated as three separate units and counted is written across the line. separately under the category of Primary, Middle and COLUMNS 5 TO 10: AMENITIES AVAILABLE (IF NOT High School. AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE. A DASH MAYBE (iv) PUC: Higher Secondary/Intermediate/Pre SHOWN IN THE COLUMN AND NEXT TO IT IN BRACKETS. university/Junior College :- THE DISTANCE IN BROAD RANGES VIZ.-5 Km, 5-10 Km AND 10 + Km OF THE NEAREST PLACE WHERE THE Schools and colleges that provide education for FACILITY IS AVAILABLE MAY BE GIVEN) :- the XI and XII standards or as is more common in 56 Karnataka for the I and II year of the Pre-university It may again be recalled that the concept of village Course, fall under this category. There are Higher covers the entire revenue jurisdiction of that unit and Secondary Schools with VIII standard and upwards includes all the hamlets i.e. human settlemets located covering the XII standard and on the other hand there therein. are also degree colleges which provide education for COLUMN 6 : MEDICAL :- PUC I and PUC II year. These composite units are as explained earlier, split up into different levels for repor The abbreviations used to denote the existence of ting purposes. medical institutions of different types in the village are : (v) C : College :- H : Hospital MCW : Maternity and Child Welfare Centre This would cover all educational institutions that MH : Maternity Home provide post PUC level education leading to University CWC: Child Welfare Centre degree in any subject or combination of subjects, and H C : Health Centre also post-graduate levels of education. PHC : Primary Health Centre PHU ; Primary Health Unit (vi) I : Industrial School :- D : Dispensary Industrial Schools if any in the village are indicated FPC : Family Planning Centre by the abbreviation 'I' TB : T.B. Clinic NH : Nursing Home (vii) TR : Training School :- RP : Registered Medical Practitioner SMP : Subsidised Medical Practitioner All types of institutes that provide vocational and CHW: Community Health Worker professional training are covered by this abbreviation. a : Others (viii) AC : Adult Litercy Class/Centre :- If the number of institutions of a particular type This abbreviation is recorded in this column only happens to be more than one then that number is also if adult literacy classes were being conducted regularly indicated immediately after the relevant abbreviation. in the village during the reference year. If the village does not have any medical facilities (ix) 0 : 'Others :- whatS"oever then the minimum distance'that one has to cover to secure the minimum level of medical facility is All other types of educational institutions such as indicated here in distance ranges. Sanskrit Pathasala, Urdu Madarasa, Makhtab etc., are included in this residuary category. The abbreviation H which stands for hospitals implies the availability of facilities for the treatment of It is important to note that in this column whenever in-patients also. In several Primary Health Centres also the number of institutions of a particular level or class such facilities do exist. Likewise Maternity Homes also exceeds one, only then the actual number is also entertain in-patients but then these are confined only reported immediately after the relevant abbreviation to maternity cases. This apart, in all other cases except within brackets. That is to say the mere presence of an private nursing homes arrangements exist for the treat abbreviation without any numerical attribute signifies ment of out-patients only. In local parlance in certain the existence of the facility in at least one institution areas however even a dispensary is referred to as a for which that abbreviation stands. The numerals hospital and the clinic run by a private medicI practi indicate the number of institutions or units of that level tioner as a dispensary and a private nursing home as or type. a hospital. This indiscriminate usage at times leads to confusion and in view of this, every attempt has been As explained already if a village does not have any made to eliminate such reporting errors. educational institution whatsoever then a dash(-) is All types of medical institutions, irrespective of the entered and thereafter, within brackets, the minimum system of medicine practised therein are covered under distance that one has to cover to avail oneself of the this column without any attempt to provide a further primary level of educational facility is indicated. The break up by systems of medicine. emphasis here is on the most basic need i.e., the minimum level. In other words, if the village has About the Community Health Worker it may incidentally be mentioned that it does not refer to primary school, but not middle school or high school workers in extension programmes like Malaria then no further information is furnished in respect of Surveillance Worker, Basic Health Worker, AuxilIary the proximity of a middle school and upwards. Similarly Nurse Midwife etc., but refers only to the paramedical for a village with primary and middle schools but no personnel who have been specially trainedjor dispens high school or a college no further information is fur ing medicines jor minor ailments at the doorsteps oj the nished in respect of the proximity of high school and patients. This is an altogether new scheme and has not college level facilities. been introduced in Karnataka. 57 COLUMN 7 : DRINKING WATER :- limits of an adjoining taluk or district. The important matter for consideration here is the geographical proxi Following are the abbreviations used to indicate the different sources of drinking water that are available mity. In some cases where the nearest town or a large in the village. 'These sources of drinking water supply sized village with a permanent market would serve the may be public property or may even be owned by private needs of the villagers, the distance ranges refer to such persons and institutions. If there are two or more places with permanent markets only. In such cases sources then all these sources are mentioned one after obviously the nearest place where a weekly market is the other but separated by commas. held would be very far away and will not be a matter of much significance. T: Tap C; Canal W: Well L: Lake COLUMN 10: COMMUNICATION:- TK : Tank S : Spring For purposes of this column only the means of TW : Tube well N : Nallah/Stream public transport namely bus, railway and water HP : Hand pump 0: others transport system if any are considered. If the village is R : River NA : Information not served by any mode of such public transport the fact F: Fountain available is indicated using the undermentioned abbreviations: If the village does not have any source of drinking BS: Bus Stop water supply at all then, after a dash in this column, RS : Railway Station the distance range that one has to traverse to reach the NW : Navigable Water way (including river, canal, nearest place with drinking water facility is indicated. backwaters) COLUMN 8 : POST AND TELEGRAPH :- I f a bus stop or railway station is located within In this column information on the availability of the territorial jurisdiction of a village then that village postal, telegraph and telephone facilities in the village is considered as being served by that facility even if that is furnished using the following abbreviations. bus stop or railway station is somewhat solitary and is PO: Post office located at some distance from the village-site. If more TO : Telegraph Office than one type of communication facility is available then PTa: Post and Telegraph Offices all the relevant abbreviations are mentioned in this Phone: Telephone connection column. If no such facility is available at all then a dash is entered and thereafter the distance to the nearest place Telephone connection need not necessarily indicate with a communication facility is indicated in ranges. the availability of a public call office in the village, for even private telephone connections to subscribers have COLUMN 11 ; ApPROACH TO VILLAGE ;- been taken into consideration while filling up this By approach to village is meant the type of road column. If a village has postal as well as telephone that leads to the village and this would indicate whether facilities then both these amenities are mentioned. the village is accessible throughout the year or only Likewise if there is a PTa and telephone connection during the fair season. The abbreviations used in this then both the abbreviations are entered in this column. column are: On the other hand if the village is not having any of these facilities then a dash is noted and next to it the PR : Pucca Road distance to the nearest place having the minimum facility KR : Kachcha Road of a post office is indicated in ranges. NR : Navigable River COLUMN 9 : DAY OR DAYS OF THE MARKET/HAT :- NC : Navigable Canal NW : Navigable Waterway other than river and This column refers to the weekly, bi-weekly canal if any markets i.e., the weekly shandy, held in villages with FP : Foot path/Bridle Path a view to cater to the needs of that village and more so to the needs of the inhabitants of several surrounding If a village has a foot path or bridle path and also villages. In local terminology such a weekly market is both pucca road and kachcha road then, only PR is called Santhe and is quite popular in Kamataka. In case recorded in this column as it would denote a higher level of villages which host such shandies the actual day on of facility of the same type. While kachcha road refers which the shandy takes place is mentioned and in all only to the unsurfaced mud road the term pucca road other cases a dash is entered and thereafter the distance covers tar roads, cement roads, water bound mecadum to the nearest place with a weekly market is indicated roads and metalled roads. But if in addition to either in ranges as specified in the column heading. The place PR or KR the village has a waterway then information where such weekly market gathers may be located in the on the availability of a waterway is also indicated. 58 COLUMN 12 ; NEAREST TOWN AND DISTANCE:- presentation here the same classification model has been The name of the nearest town, that is, any urban adopted. area as defined for purposes of the 1981 Census, and I. Forests, the distance thereto from the village are indicated in this 2. Not available for cultivation. column. The town mentioned here need not be located (a) Lands put to non-agricultural uses. within that very taluk or the district or even the State (b) Barren and unculturable lands for that matter. The main point for consideration here 3. Other uncultivated lands excluding fallow lands; is the geographical proximity. The distance however is (a) Permanent pastures and other grazing lands, reckoned not as a 'crow flies' but by some land route (b) Lands under mi5cellaneous tree-crops and or water way. Further, when there is a cross country groves not included in the net area sown, foot-path or a cart-track and a little more circuitous (c) Culturable wastes road from the village or its proximity to the town then 4. Fallow lands; the distance by road is reported here in preference to (a) Fallow lands other than current fallows, the distance by foot-path or cart-track. Similarly, when (b) Current fallows there are natural hurdles like unbridged rivers or streams 5. Net area sown. the distance is furnished by the more circuitous route Column IS of the Village Directory corresponds- to that the villagers would usually prefer. The information on distance is based on local enquiry by the reporting category 1 i.e., forest while columns 16 and 17 put together represent the cultivated lands and correspond agency. If the town mentioned in this column belongs to the combination of categories 4 and 5 above. Similar to another State then the name of that State is also ly, columns 18 and 19 respectively correspond to indicated along with the name of the town and distance categories 3 and 2 of the above classification. The data thereto. furnished here are based on the village records and COLUMN 13 ; POWER SUPPLY;- pertain generally to the year 1979. The total of the area If the village is electrififed, that is, if power is figures reported under these columns tallies with the actually available, whatever may be the form of its use, total geographical area of the village as noted in then the village is regarded as enjoying this amenity of column 3. power-supply. If the supply is expressly restricted, for COLUMN 15; FOREST;- say, agricultural or any other specific purpose then this point is clearly stated by using a specific abbreviation. This includes all lands classed as forests under any On the other hand if electricity is being supplied for all legal enactment dealing with forests or administered as purposes without any reservations then information on forests whether State-owned or private and whether various purposes is not separately mentioned. The wooded or simply maintained as potential forest land. abbreviations used in this column are ; Lands transferred to forest department for afforesta tion as also the class C and D lands transferred thus by ED : Electricity for domestic purposes only the revenue depatment are also classified as forests. E.Ag : Electricity for agricultural purposes only Within the forest area itself there may be occasionally EO ; Electricity for other purposes like industrial, cultivated patches or else there may be grazing lands. cpmmercial etc, EA : Electricity for all purposes stated above. But such areas too are shown under column 15 only as forests. If within an area classified as forest some COLUMN 14 : STAPLE FOOD ;- specific extents of lands have been expressly assigned Information on the staple food i.e. the cereals used for regular cultivation and the records have not been by the majority population during the major portion set right pending formalisation of grants and related of the year is furnished under this column. It may be process of survey and settlement then such cropped incidentally mentioned here that no probing enquiries areas are shown under column 16 or 17 as the case may have been made to ascertain the exact situation in each be and the remainder alone is shown as forest under and every village and that the details presented here are column IS. The processes of regularisation of land of a general nature. In several cases when it is not grants and effecting relevant changes in the basic records possible to determine the particular staple cereal, a of survey and settlement are somewhat protracted and combination of major staple foodgrains is given. time consuming. Therefore the information merely based on records is, in some cases at least, likely to be COLUMNS 15 TO 19 ; LAND USE (i.e. AREA UNDER different when compared with that based on the actual DIFFERENT TYPES OF LAND USE IN HECTARES UP TO TWO PLACES OF DECIMAL) ;- field situation. The Ministry of Food and Agriculture, Government COLUMNS 16 AND 17 : IRRIGATED (BY SOURCE) AND of India has recommended to the State Governments UNIRRIGATED ;- the following classifications of land use pattern These two columns cover all the agricultural lands for the maintenance of records and for purposes of and when added together would correspond to the net 59 area sown plus the current and other fallows. The latter above, lands yielding rain fed paddy crop are considered would imply all lands which were taken up for cultiva as unirrigated. tion, but are temporarily out of cultivation for a period of not less than one year and not more than five years. COLUMN 18 : CULTURABLE WASTE (INCLUDING All lands that are lying uncultivated as fallow for more OAUCHAR AND GROVES) :- than 5 years in succession are regarded as permanent This category includes all lands available for fallow i.e., culturable waste and are covered under cultivation whether not taken up for cultivation or taken column 18. Area sown more than once during the same up for cultivation once, but not cultivated during the year, if any in the village, is counted only once under past five years or more in succession. Such lands may these columns. In column 16, a sourcewise break up of be either fallow or covered with shrubs and jungles the irrigated area is furnished using the following which are not put to any use. These may be assessed abbreviations :- or unassessed and may be in isolated blocks or within GC : Government Canal TK: Tank cultivated holdings. Lands under thatching grass, PC : Private Canal R : River bamboo bushes and other groves which are not included W : Well (without L: Lake under orchards or forests are also included under this electricity) category. Further,this includes all grazing lands irrespec WE : Well (with Wf : Water fall tive of whether they are permanent pastures and electricity) meadows or not. In several instances, lands that were TW : Tubewell (without o : Others at one time reserved for use as grazing fields and electricity) pastures and declflred as assessed or unassessed wastes TWE : Tubewell (with T : Total have over a period of time been brought under cultiva electricity) tion either fully or in parts as a result of gradual encroachments and also because of the Government The concept of irrigation implies the existence of policies regarding land grants. Thus, though in the a source of water supply within a reasonable distance and an arrangement to regulate the supply of water records, the particular plot of land continues to be according to the day-to-day needs of the crops raised shown as a pasture the actual field situation would in these fields. Naturally therefore all areas that are reveal that most of that land is actually under cultiva cultivated under purely rainfed conditions are treated tion. In all such cases, to the extent possible, the actual as unirrigated. Though paddy is generally regarded as field situation has been taken into consideration by the a wet crop, if it is raised purely as a rainfed crop as it reporting agency. very often is the case in heavy to very heavy rainfall COLUMN 19: AREA NOT AVAILABLE FOR CULTI regions, such areas are regarded as unirrigated for VATION :- purposes of this column and shown under column 17. Similarly about garden crops, the area is considered for In this column the total extent of land which is not column 16 only if there is an element of irrigation. available for cultivation in view of its being barren and Sometimes it happens that the lands shown as dry and unculturable as also that which is put to non-agricultural rain fed in the settlement records are in actual fact having uses is reported. Mountains, deserts, rocky hills, irrigation facilities due to recent changes such as sinking quarries, ravines and the like as well as the lands that of wells, introduction of lift irrigation or canal irriga cannot be brought under cultivation except at a very tion on commissioning of a project etc. In such a case high cost are included in the category of barren and un the actual situation is taken note of and despite its cultivable lands. The category of lands put to non classification as rain fed in the records the area concern agricultural uses covers all lands occupied by building~, ed is treated as irrigated. Though rare, the opposite roads, railways, parks and playgrounds, area under situation (where a plot of land originally shown as irri water viz., rivers, streams, canals, reservoirs, tanks, gated has ceased to enjoy that facility and is now ponds, etc., and land put to any other use which is appa yielding purely rainfed crops) is also met with and such rently non-agricultural. a situation arises due to reasons such as breaching of tanks, drying up of irrigation wells and small tanks, COLUMN 20 : REMARKS INCLUDING ANY PLACE OF defunct canal system and so on. The reporting agency RELIGIOUS, HISTORICAL OR ARCHAEOLOGICAL has generally assessed the actual situation prevailing INTEREST :- during the reference year 1979 while furnishing the data Though the heading does not reveal, in this column, on irrigated lands. Regarding canal irrigation too it is information of general interest has been provided by the actual irrigated area and not the command area that reporting the number of news paper copies circulated has been reported here. in the village, number of motor cycles and scooters, In column 17 the total extent of unirrigated lands, number of cars and jeeps as well as the number of that is, dry lands cultivated as rain fed fields and the tractors available in the village. The following abbrevia fallow lands put together is reported. As explained tions are used :- 60 N : Newspaper copies circulating in the village It is necessary to note at this juncture that the M : Motor cycles/Scooters available in the village information is based on what may be regarded as super C : Cars/ Jeeps available in the village ficial oral enquiries by the reporting agency and may T : Tractors available in village ther~fore be considered as a rough estimate at a given Immediately after the abbreviations the number of point of time i.e. during the year 1979-80. In this column units is indicated to provide a quantitative index to the a numerical reference has also been given along with data.furnished. If in a village there is nothing to report the abbreviation A in respect of the notes, provided on this topic i.e .• on anyone Or more of these items, elsewhere in the volume, about villages having matters then the concerned abbreviations are not entered at all. of particular religious,historical or archaeological In other words, the abbreviation if found mentioned in interest to report. Such notes have generally been this column is always followed by a numerical attribute. prepared on the basis of published material. 00000 61 , '" BADAMI TALUK KARNATAKA BADAMI TALUK BIJAPUR DISTRICT o o (, N T A D \ o 5 T BOUNDARY, TALUK...... UNMETALLED AND OTHER ROADS ... " ViLLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER ". [~~~~~-_l~~'_-_~-:'-':-J RAILWAY LINE WITH STATION, METRE GAUGE ...rllll~lrrrl " FOREST- RESERVED ... RIVER WITH STREAM.. ... ~ HEADQUARTERS: TALUK ... TANK ...... ~ ~ VILLAGES WITH POPULATION SIZE: BELOW 200; POST OFFICE/TELEGRAPH OFFICE. - PO/TO 200-499; 500-999; 1000-4999 .. . 0 • • • HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL. s UNINHABITED VILLAGES WITli LOCATION CODE .. POL-ICE STATION ... PS URBAN AREA WITH LOCATION CODE ...... tWW;W%0fdA HOSPITAL, PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE/PRIMARY STATE HIGHWAY...... SH 63 HEALTH UNIT, FAMILY PLANNING CENTRE ... IMPORTANT METALLED ROAD IMPORTANT VILLAGE MARKET/HAT(SHANDY»)MANDIES ... Based upon Survey of India m.ap wilh the permission of the Surveyor General of India. G",,"(n_nt of India Copyright ~ 1986. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK : BADAMI 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 1 Adagal 3 2189 2438 46 Hanamaneii (G) 82 97 135 2 Agasarakop 47 Hanamasagar 56 404 351 (Agasarakoppa) 96 540 626 48 Hanapur (S.P.) 146 1441 1708 3 Akkaragal 142 55 48 49 Hangaragi 124 1455 1794 4 Aladakatti 59 365 465 50 Hansapur 152 2259 2198 5 Alur (S.K.) 79 677 951 51 Hardolli 159 6 Alur (S.P.) 135 357 360 52 Havalakhod 85 572 591 7 Anantagiri 26 177 255 53 Hebballi 69 2400 2478 8 AIiantapur 40 4 54 Hirebudihal 154 972 1150 9 Anawal 100 1883 1980 55 Hiremuchhalgudda 4 882 1158 10 Aralikatti 44 56 Hirenasbi 21 840 1005 11 Asangi 136 327 389 57 Hooiageri 110 1320 1342 58 Hosakoti 91 553 692 12 Bachingudda 10 957 1422 59 Hosur 23 3304 3937 13 Badami (Rural) 157 60 Hullasageri 128 338 378 14 Balageri 2 61 Hullikeri (Inam) 115 1521 1671 15 Bandakeri 98 624 572 62 Hullikeri (S.P.) 145 903 1261 16 Bankaneri 64 410 492 17 Bedarbudihal 150 432 374 63 Ingalagundi 72 42 62 18 Belaw-alakoppa 65 849 1302 64 Injanawari 132 224 244 19 Bellikhindi 84 279 364 65 Jakanur 32 341 454 20 Belur 27 3379 3647 66 Jalageri 99 1499 1923 21 Birnur 77 473 620 67 Jalihal 28 3523 4032 22 B.N. Jalihal 9 1206 1404 68 Jammanakatti 127 1282 1528 23 Budanagad 131 607 691 69 Jangawad 86 336 425 24 Budihal 35 344 380 70 Kabbalgeri 1 919 961 25 Chikkamuchalagud 5 820 804 71 Kadapatti (S.K.) 130 26 Chikkanasbi 22 120 139 72 Kadapatti S. Kerur 117 146 145 27 Chimmalagi 143 887 1082 73 Kadarakoppa 101 1319 1328 28 Chimmanakatti 43 1240 1244 74 Kadlimatti 94 29 Chinchalakatti 83 594 654 75 Kagalagomb 108 2058 2141 30 Chirlakop 42 572 755 76 Kainkatti 92 512 572 , 31 Cholachagudda 37 2744 3375 77 Kajibudihal 122 735 853 <:~~:'12 Dhanakshirur 29 808 834 78 Kakanur 45 1555 1953 79 Kalabandakeri 95 526 530 " 33 Fakirbudihal 90 385 437 80 Kalas 74 310 427 34 Ganganabudihal 107 593 718 81 Kallapur 46 435 705 35 Gonal 16 313 463 82 Kanakapur 119 36 Govanaki 18 87 104 83 Karadigud (S.A.) 104 322 396 ,37 Govankop 84 Karadigudda (S.N.) 55 1541 1731 (Govanakop) 75 1154 1354 85 Karalakop 81 383 455 Gubberkoppa 111 290 298 86 Katageri 123 2637 3027 .. 87 Kataginahalli 137 491 619 .:. Guddad Mallapur 24 409 367 88 Katapur 12 640 901 Haganur 80 371 482 89 Katarki 31 1054 1248 ':.;~l Haladur 133 949 1197 90 Kelawadi 121 1022 1129 '42 . Halageri 51 684 965 91 Kendur 7 1249 1615 Halakurki 114 2378 2638 ;14 92 Kerakalamatti 106 1487 1690 * Haligeri 93 Kerur (Rural) 158 (Halageri) 50 1441 1442 94 Khanapur (S.K.) 62 621 932 Hanamaneri 102 318 299 95 Khanapur (S.P.) 147 388 418 •~< i:gf~, 65 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK : BADAMI -~----.- -" 1981 1981 Population Sl. Population SI. Census Name of village Census Name of village No. L.C. No. L.c. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 ----.-.,,---~------ 'in Kh~ad 36 1239 1325 128 Neelagund 58 2632 3099 ')'7 Kittali 71 1501 1705 129 Neeralakeri 48 1586 1501 LlK h:onkanakoppa 125 1051 1307 130 Neeralagi 34 592 689 lJ'i I\.olanalli 138 366 545 131 Neerbudihal 105 1254 1382 lun Kotillai 132 Nelwagi 14 611 850 (Kiln kal) 118 1508 1957 133 Padanakatti 134 717 803 1(I: hulagcri 41 645 679 134 Parwati 148 989 1263 1112 Ku. ,laJ1k!Jnkl~li 135 Pattadakal II 1479 2101 (Kll[;i::~lll1ken) 6 1804 1856 136 Radder Timmapur 49 1237 1442 l(1' I ak harnapur 66 915 1027 137 Rangasamudra 13 25 32 j(i4 1 akkasakoppa 126 504 572 10' I ayadagundi 139 1150 1402 138 Saganur 87 246 297 10(, L.ingadal 73 139 Shiparamatti 93 430 479 10- l.ingaplir 129 582 739 140 Shirbadigi 15 649 793 141 Shivapur 38 119 138 lor; \1algl 89 494 534 142 Somanakoppa 57 644 772 I (Jq \lallapur 67 522 522 143 Subbalahunshi 140 214 265 Illl \lamal:.lgeri 54 615 734 144 Suggewad 153 II J MangaJagud 144 1012 1176 145 Sulikeri 109 1625 1787 II.:' \langalur 17 475 705 146 Sulla 70 1353 1512 113 Maninagar 112 802 874 II-l Manneri 30 700 923 147 Talakawad 78 501 518 II" Mattikatli 116 619 807 148 Taminal 33 394 502 116 1'v1urnaraddikop 68 425 427 149 Tappasakatti 47 483 662 J 17 Musligeri 53 1887 2046 ISO Teggi 155 839 927 II K Mlittalagen 60 2584 2875 151 Timmapur (S.N.) 61 445 534 I J l) Muradi 149 611 622 152 Timmasagar 120 1039 1107 153 Togunshi 156 971 1097 120 Nagalapur 151 121 Nagaral 141 973 1202 154 Ugalwat 52 1429 1576 122 Nagaral (S.P.) 19 76 174 155 Wadawatti 76 309 347 12J Nandikeshwar 8 2543 3344 124 Narasapur 63 960 1107 156 Yandigeri 103 1128 1276 125 Narcnur 88 1004 1268 157 Yankanchi 113 1029 1148 126 Nasagunni 25 212 315 158 Yaragoppa (Yargoppa) 39 1396 1760 127 Nawalholi 20 297 339 159 Yaragoppa (Inam) 97 630 770 66 BADAMI TALUK (Contd.) VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BADAMI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-Skms. ..CIO 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms N the nearest place where ihe facility is available may Kabbalgeri 1148· 35 961 166 P -( -5) W PO -( - 5) -(-5) KR 2 Balageri AMALGAMATED WITH 3 Adagal 1953·74 2438 408 P,M - (- 5) W.Tk PO -( - 5) BS PR 4 Hiremuchhalgudda 504·73 1158 173 P,M -(5 - 10) W - (-5) - (10 + ) BS PR 5 Chik kamuchalagud 384·18 804 134 P,M -(10+ ) \V PO -(10~) BS PR 6 Kuntankunkeri 1012·90 1856 352 P,M -(5 -10) W PO -(10+ ) BS P12 7 Kendur 1657·93 1615 253 P,M -(10+) w,n _-( - 5) -(5 -10) BS PR 8 Nandike,war 1691·07 3344 543 P,M PHU W,R PO Thursday BS PR Phone 9 B.N. Jalihal 675·7Il 1404 207 P -(5-10) W,R -( -5) -( -5) BS PR 10 Bachingudda 441·74 1422 180 P,M -(5 - 10) w,n -(-5) -(-5) BS PR II Pattadakal 988·91 210] 358 P,M PHC W,R PTO Friday BS PR FPC Phone 12 Kalapur 1102'92 901 142 P -( - 5) W,R -( - 5) -(10+) BS PR 13 Rangasamudra N 32 (, AMALGAMATED WITH 14 Nelwagi 518'23 850 129 P,M - (- 5) W -(10+) - (- 5) BS PR 15 Shirbadigi 390·02 793 135 P,M -(5 - 10) W,R PO -(5 -10) BS KR 16 Gonal 412'98 463 64 P -(5-10) W,R - (5 - 10) - (10 +) BS KR 17 Mangalur 1123 '99 705 126 P -(5-10) W -( - 5) -(-5) BS PR 68 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2 Badami-4 EA Jowar 665·21 470·40 8'35 4'39 Kabbalgeri Bajra ADAGAL L.c. No.3 Balageri 2 Badami-S EA Jowar 1232·28 670'05 20'67 30'74 Adagal 3 Bajra Badami-I 2 EA Jowar 59·65 359·66 68'13 17·29 Hiremuchhalgudda 4 Bajra Badami-II EA Jowar 119·53 251'18 5'56 7·91 Chikkamuchalagud 5 Bajra Badami-IO EA Jowar 273·34 We-IO'32 678·07 32'81 18·36 T-I Kuntankunkeri 6 Bajra T: 10·32 Badami-II EA Jowar 659· 16 We-I3 ·36 777·83 16'14 21·47 T-I Kendur 7 Bajra Tk-169·97 T: 183·33 Badami-I 5 EA Jowar 443·93 We-74'06 957'73 II '64 41·83 A-[ Nandikeswar 8 Wheat R-161'88 T: 235·94 Badami-16 EA Jowar 220· 50 We-12'23 398'64 3'92 [3·78 B.N. Ja[ihal 9 Wheat R-26·71 T: 38·94 Badami-I 7 EA Jow Badami-I 5 EA Jowar 238' 52 Wc-1619 164·22 I· 52 16·84 Nelwagi 14 Wheat R-80'94 T : 97'13 Badami-20 EA Jowar 82·13 Tk : 40'47 105· 50 6·28 23·71 Shirbadigi 15 Wheat R-BI ·93 T : 172'40 8adami-20 EA Jowar 223'26 We-4'86 86·50 1·87 18·25 Gonal 16 Wheat R-78·24 T : 83·10 8adami-12 EA Jowar 657'64 Tk-141'65 94·72 4·70 58·55 T-I Mangalur 17 Wheat R-166'73 T: 308· 38 69 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUI< : BADAMI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). ------._-_.--_ '-"-~------L.c. of the Population and Communi Name of Village No. Village (In number of Day or days cations he,·tarcs) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 4a 4tl 5 6 7 8 9 10 II I X Clovanak i 50\)·n 104 II . ( 5) .. (5 -. 10) W - ( 5) (··5) -(-5) KR 1') Nagaral (S.I'.) 1537'62 174 33 ( 5) ( . 5) W,R - ( - 5) - ( ·5) BS KR 20 Nawalholi 33R·23 47 P (5-10) W (, - 10) - (- 5) BS PR 21 Hill:nasbi ()70'92 1005 157 P,M · ( . 5) R PO -(5 -10) BS PR 22 (.'hik kal1a~bi 220' 30 139 22 -(··5) · (- 5) R - (- 5) -( - 5) BS PR 3023·7" 3937 626 P(3),M -(5··10) W PO Monday BS PR Phone 24 (iulldau MaliaplI!" 541 '01 3('7 S3 P -(5··10) W PO -- (-- 5) -(-5) KR 2, Nasagunni 432·29 315 57 P -(5-10) w - (- 5) -( -5) BS KR 26 I\nanlagiri 360·ll-I 255 41 P (5-10) - (-·5) -( -5) BS KK 2.7 Belli I 1072·90 3647 600 P(2),M(2) PHU w PTO Saturday BS PR H Phone 28 Jalihal 141".2·96 4032 715 P(3),M · (- 5) w PTO Wednesday BS PR Phone 703·47 H34 152 r,M (10+ ) W,R PO -(10+) -(-5) KR ~() Manneri 923 144 p (10+ ) W,R -(-5) . (10+) -(-5) KR 31 "alarki 65\)''14 12-18 197 r,M - (10+) W PO -(-5) BS PR 32 Jakanllr 154·21 454 77 P,M ( 5) w . (- 5) -(10+ ) BS PR 33 Taminal 408-94 502 84 p -. (I() + ) w (. 5, -- (5 - 10) as KR .,4 N<:c! alagi 228·25 128 p (10+ ) w ( - 5) . (5 - 10) BS PR 35 UuJihal 307'47 68 p -(10+ i W .' ( 5) -(5 -10) BS PR 70 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.c. distalH:c Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No_ (in KIIl_) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. -_._-- -~- _"_._------~~------12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Badami-IO EA Jowar 370-09 We-IO-12 34-26 2-25 19-81 Govanaki IS Wheat R-72-S4 T: 82-96 Badami-S EA Jowar lOll-52 We-12-S5 474-18 3-23 36-14 Nagaral (S_P.) 19 Wheat T: 12-55 Badami-IO EA Jowar 222 -35 R-9-67 88-70 0-88 16-63 Nawalholi 20 Wheat T: 9-67 Badami-13 EA Jowar 293-03 We-4-20 329-26 3-16 28-93 Hirenasbi 21 Baira R-12-34 T: 16-54 Badami-IS EA Jowar 92-69 We-2-72 106-76 0-45 17-68 Chikkana,bl 22 Bajra T: 2-72 Badami-I 8 EA Jowar 1148-18 1673-68 167-66 .14-23 Hosur 23 Baira Badami-IS EA Jowar 49-28 470-07 14-40 7-26 Guddad !'.1allal"ll 24 Bajra Badami-20 EA Jowar 167-17 251-89 7-69 5-54 Nasagunm 25 Baira Badami-IO EA Jowar 186-73 163-81 6-79 2-85 Anantagiri 26 Bajra Badami-14 EA Jowar 211-66 We-19-55 763'04 4-54 74-11 A-III Belur 27 Bajra T: 19-55 Badami-12 EA Jowar 386-21 We-II-19 955'14 22-00 88,42 Jalihal 2R Bajra T: 11-19 Badami-16 EA Jowar R-4'25 673'67 8,65 16-90 T-I Dhanaksh'f:I. 2') Wheat T: 4,25 Badami-14 EA Jowar 1-67 R-2-69 416,28 1-5:1 37-05 T-I Manfl:~ri 30 Wheat T-Z-69 Badami-I 2 EA Jowar 118'45 We-IS,67 482'45 11-21 6'10 Katarki 31 Wheat R-26·06 T: 41·73 Badami-18 EA )owar We-IO-03 81'07 0-31 12'97 Jak anur 12 Wheat R-49·83 T: 59·86 Badami-I 5 EA Jowar 168'63 We-I'83 224- 83 1'87 11'78 T-I Tarninal 33 Wheat T: 1-83 Badami-I 8 EA lowar 36-93 R-21·44 161·06 1'14 7-68 Neeralagi 34 Wheat T: 21·44 Badami-19 lowar 59·30 235-85 0·83 11-49 N-2 Budihal 35 71 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BADAMI Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz.-Skms. ~ 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may to be given). =;> Total area Total L.C. of the Population and Communi- S Name of Village .c No. Village (In number of Day or days cations ~ hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, 0... Educational Medical 0- Water Telegraph market/hat Railway «0- if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 36 I(hyad 833·73 1325 258 P.M -(10+) W,R PO -( - 5) BS PR 37 Cholachagudda 1314·98 3375 572 P(3). - (5 - 10) W,R PO Tuesday BS PR M(3) Phone 38 Shivapur N 138 28 AMALGAMATED WITH 39 Yaragoppa 1671·58 1760 303 P(2) -(5-10) w PO -( -- 5) BS PR- 40 Anantapur N 4 AMALGAMA TED WITH 41 Kulageri 373·69 679 125 P,M,H -( - 5) W PO - (5 - 10) BS PR 42 Chirlakop 657' 17 755 135 P --( -5) W -( - 5) -(5-10) BS PR 43 Chimmanakatti 839·89 1244 193 P(2),M -(-5) W -( - 5) - (- 5) BS PR 44 Aralikatti AMALGAMATED WITH 45 Kakanur 1578·72 1953 382 P,M -(5 -10) W,Tk PO Thursday BS PR Phone 46 Kallapur 557·77 705 110 P -( -5) W - (- 5) - (- 5) BS PR 47 Tappasakatti 678·36 662 119 P -(5 -10) W - (5 -10) - (5 - 10) as KR 48 Neeralakeri 1413·66 1501 302 P,M -(5 -10) w,n PO - (- 5) BS KR 49 Radder Timmapur 287·66 1442 250 P,M - (10 +) W PO - (10 +) as KR 50 Haligeri 1809·19 1442 289 P,M -(5 -10) W PO -(10+) BS KR 51 Halageri 1058·98 965 156 P -(5-10) W - (5 -10) -(5-10) as KR 52 Ugalwat 1472·49 1576 271 P,M - (5 - 10) W PO -( - 5) -(-5) PR 53 Mustigeri 2461· 23 2046 390 P(2),M -(10+) W PO -(-5) -( - 5) PR 54 Mamatageri 835·59 734 130 P,M -(5-10) w PO -( - 5) BS PR 72 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks inciuding any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Badami-I 4 EA Jo\\>ar 180'96 We-14'28 598·13 11·39 28'97 A-IV Khyad 36 Bajra T: 14·28 Badami-6 EA Jowar 400'85 We-22'66 743 ·60 2'72 64'21 T-4 A-V Cholachagudda 37 Wheat 0-80·94 T: 103·60 YARAGOPPA L.c. No. 39 Shivapur 38 Badami-8 EA Jowar 640'51 We-122'28 859'50 13'52 25·60 N-I,T-3 Yaragoppa 39 Bajra R-10'17 T: 132·45 KABBALGERI L.c. No. I Anantapur 40 Badami-18 EA Jowar 15'12 We-26'68 308·89 2'34 20·66 Kulageri 41 Bajra T: 26'68 "adami-19 EA Jowar 176·82 We-3'41 457 ·18 5·59 14·17 Chirlakop 42 Bajra T: 3·41 Badami-20 EA Jowar 203·97 623'18 2·86 9·88 Chimmanakatti 43 Bajra KAKANUR L.C. No. 45 A-VI Aralikatti 44 Badami-24 EA Jowar 475'83 We-14'15 1049·31 6·26 33 ·17 Kakanur 45 Bajra T: 14·15 Badami-18 EA Jowar 185'32 We-0·81 346·41 10·08 15·15 Kallapur 46 Bajra T : 0·81 Kerur-12 EA Jowar 182'77 484·60 7·46 3·53 Tappasakatti 47 Bajra Kerur-16 EA Jowar 222'14 1158·17 11·21 22·14 Neeralakeri 48 Bajra Kerur-12 EA Jowar 19'96 252'83 9·69 5·18 Radder Timmapur 49 Bajra Kerur-12 EA Jowar 908'36 788·21 94·83 17·79 Haligeri SO Bajra Kerur-IO EA Jowar 537'29 503'00 11·66 7·03 Halageri SI B,!jra Kerur-12 EA Jowar 283'95 We-12'72 1111'92 31·81 32·09 Ugalwat S2 Bajra T: 12·72 Kerur-12 EA Jowar 1265'31 We-64·7j 1056·38 55·52 19·27 Mustigeri 53 Bajra T ; 64'75 Kerur-16 EA Jowar 278'91 We-65'16 471·85 6·44 13·23 Mamatageri 54 Bajra T: 65·16 73 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BA[)AMI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-Skms. ...00 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the-facility is available may ~ Total area Total be given). ;; L.c. of the Population and Communi- .9 Name of Village .c No. Village (In number of Day or days cations .,OJ hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, ...0 Educational Medical c. Water Telegraph market/hat Railway c. if any Station, -< Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 55 Karadigudda (S.N.) 1145·75 1731 292 P -(10+ ) W -( -5) -( -5) BS PR 56 Hanamasagar 264'25 351 69 P -(5 -10) W -(-5) -( -5) BS PR 57 Somanakoppa 353'05 772 134 P -( -5) W -( -5) -( -5) -( -5) KR 58 Neelagund 1901'59 3099 556 P,M PHU W PO Thursday BS PR Phone 59 Aladakaui 223·69 465 76 P -( -5) W -( -5) -( - 5) as PR 60 Mutlalageri 2647·95 2875 502 P,M -(5 -10) W PO -·(5 -10) as PR Phone 61 Timmapur (S.N.) 752·57 534 89 P .. ( _ 5) W -( ·-5) ( 5) HS PR 62 Khanapur (S.K.) 521·76 932 183 P -( -5) W ( 5) - ( .. 5) BS PR 63 Narasapur 501'72 1107 170 P,M -_ (- 5) W PO -( -5) BS PR 64 Bankaneri 899'08 492 91 P -( 5) W - ( _ 5) - ( - 5) BS KR 65 Belawalakoppa 1018'03 1302 202 P,M - (5 -10) W PO ·(5--10) BS KJ{ 66 Lakhamapur 633'70 1027 189 P,M -(5 -10) W PO (10+ ) as PR 67 Mallarur 755'65 522 92 P -(5 -10) W - (- 5) -(5 -10) HS KR 68 Mllll1aradui~(lp 267·99 427 72 P - (10 +) W . ( - 5) --(10+ ) as KR 69 Hebballi 1629' 55 2478 482 P(3),M -(5 -10) W,R - ( - 5) - (10 + ) BS PR 70 Sulla 916·12 1512 247 P,M - (10 +) K I'U - (Ill +) as PI{ 71 Kittali DOI·91 1705 289 P,M -(10+ ) W,R PO . (5 _. )0) BS PR 72 Ingalagunui N 62 10 AMALGAMATED WITH 73 Un_cauiil AMALGAMATED WITH 74 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land usc (area under different types of land use in He,tares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks -~ - - ---~------.------_._- including any pla,c of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious. L.c. di.'>tanee Name of Village Supply Food 1rrigated waste Area not :Ii,torkal No. (ill Km.) Forest (by .muree of Un-irrigated (induding available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. ------_------_------_--_ ~----- 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Badami-I 2 EA lowar 133'19 963·11 27·30 22'15 Karadigudda (S.N.) 55 Bajra Kerur-12 EA lowar 5·45 We-7'49 243-(}9 2·84 5·38 Hanamasagar 56 Bajra T: 7·49 Kerur-18 EA lowar 0·03 We·41·66 294· 36 5·36 11'64 Somanakoppa 57 Bajra T : 41·66 Badami-12 EA Jowar 302'21 W-29·20 1230·97 168·62 48·64 Neelagund S8 Bajra We-121'95 T: 151'15 Badami-12 EA Jowar 12·58 205'65 1·82 3·64 Aladakatti 59 Bajra Badami-8 EA Jowar 689·40 1896·07 11·32 51·16 Muttalageri 60 Bajra Badami-12 EA lowar 125·48 We-14·74 585'20 3·55 23-60 Timmapur (S.N.) 61 Bajra T: 14·74 Badami-lR EA lowar 65· 52 We-3·81 430'51 8·12 13·80 Khanapur (S.K.1 62 Bajra T: 3·81 Badami-14 EA Jowar 60· 53 We-24'IS 393'56 2·98 20·50 Narasapur 63 Wheat T: 24'15 Badami-IO EA lowar 46·69 We-7'28 819·47 2·22 23·42 Bankaneri 64 Bajra T: 7·28 Badami-IO EA Jowar 186·69 We-I '62 801·11 8'61 20·00 Belawalakoppa 65 Bajra T: 1·62 Badami-IO EA lowar 116·40 499·29 1·67 16·34 Lakhamapur 66 Bajra Mallapur 67 Badami-to EA lowar 323·69 422·49 4' 37 5'10 Bajra 68 Badami-16 EA Jowar We-7'61 250·47 1'23 8·68 T-I Mumaraddikop Wheat T: 7'61 69 Badami-to EA Jowar 153·98 We-I ·77 1343'65 10·83 96·25 T-I Hebballi R-23'07 T : 24·84 70 Badami-12 EA lowar 91·21 We-II'16 760·11 6·44 25'39 T-I Sulla Wheat R-21·SI T: 32·97 71 Badami-14 EA lowar 112·71 R-35 ·58 1102·77 8·55 42·30 T-I Kittali Wheat T: 35'58 72 KALAS L.e. No. 74 Ingalagundi GOV ANKOP L.c. No. 75 Lingadal 73 75 /II' VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BADAMI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total \Je given). L.c. of the Populat,ion and Communi Name of Village No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 74 Kalas 574·53 427 70 P(2) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 75 (lovankop 631'34 1354 257 P,M -( --5) W,R PO Monday BS PR 76 Wadawatti 323'73 347 63 P - (-- 5) W (5) -(-5) -( -5) KR 77 Birnur 490' 75 620 99 P,M -( - 5) R -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) KR 78 Talakawad 269'60 518 80 P,M -( -5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -( -5.) PR 79 Alur (S.K.) 573·27 951 146 P -( -5) W,Tk PO -(-5) -( -5) KR 80 Haganur 457·27 482 71 P -(10+) W,R -(-5) - (- 5) -( - 5) KR 8 I Karalakop 413·53 455 67 -(-5) -(5 -10) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 82 Hanamaneri «(I) 561 ·34 135 20 P -(5 -10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5- 10) PR 83 Chinchalakatti 1069·77 654 101 P(2) -(5 -10) W PO -(10+) BS PR 84 Bcllikhindi 552'33 364 54 P -(5- 10) W -(-5) -(10+) BS PR 85 Havalakhod 943'28 591 103 P -(5-10) W -(-5) -(10+) BS PR 86 Jangawad 952'96 425 76 P -(10+) W -( -5) -(10+ ) BS PR 87 Saganur 502·41 297 53 P -(5-10) W -( -5) - (10 +) BS PR 88 Narenur 1748'11 1268 231 P(3) -( - 5) W PO -( -5) BS PR 89 Malgi 1168·43 534 94 P -(-5) W - (- 5) - (_- 5) BS PR 90 Fak irbudihal 458·33 437 76 P -(10+ ) W -( -5) (- 5) BS PR 91 Hosakoti 1221·84 692 129 P -(10+) W PO -( -5) BS PR 92 Kainkatti 595'05 572 98 P -(10+ ) W PO -( - 5) BS PR 93 Shiparamatti 414·39 479 86 P -(10+ ) W --(-5) -( - 5) BS PR 76 DIR~CTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Kerur-15 EA JO'Nar 38·43 We-I·40 478·76 3·60 43·78 Kalas 74 Wheat R-8·56 T: 9·96 Badami-26 EA Jowar 90·07 R-7 ·85 497·40 1·92 34·10 T-I Oovankop 75 T: 7·85 Kerur-12 EA Jowar 48·40 Tk-9·03 246·54 2·20 17·56 Wadawatti 76 T: 9·03 Kerur-15 EA Jowar 45·45 R-15·04 388·11 6·17 35·98 Birnur 77 T: 15·04 Kerur-12 EA Jowar 22·59 R-4·05 227·45 3·64 11·87 Talakawad 78 Wheat T: 4·05 Kerur-15 EA Jowar 95·37 R-4·45 444·56 4·21 24·68 Alur (S.K.) 79 Wheat T: 4·45 Badami-25 EA Jowar 43·80 R-8 ·09 384·70 3·80 16·88 Haganur 80 Wheat T: 8·09 Kerur-IO EA Jowar 58·33 R-8·09 335 ·84 4·61 6·66 Karalakop 81 T: 8·09 Kerur-6 EA Jowar 265·12 291·67 3·35 1·20 Hanamaneri (0) 82 Kerur-IO EA Jowar 371·28 We-22·26 549·68 117·43 9·12 Chinchalakatti 83 Bajra T : 22·26 Kerur-12 EA Jowar 121·32 We-6·58 396-56 6-62 21·25 Bellikhindi 84 Bajra T: 6-58 Kerur-12 EA Jowar 75-01 We-I·92 831·81 11-41 23-13 Havalakhod 85 Bajra T: 1-92 Kerur-15 EA .Jowar 14-57 We-20·42 871-39 13 -79 32-79 Jangawad 86 Bajra T: 20·42 Kerur-IO EA Jowar 58·41 We-24-28 407-96 8-14 3-62 Saganur 87 Bajra T: 24·28 Kerur-6 EA Jowar 284-00 We-2·83 1241·40 201-24 18-64 Narenur 88 Bajra T: 2-83 Kerur-7 EA Jowar 154-45 Tk-16·49 938-91 20· 39 38-19 Malgi 89 T: 16-"9 Kerur-IO EA Jowar R6-55 We-4·48 347·26 7·95 12·09 fakirbudihal 90 T : 4-48 Kerur-IO EA Jowar 326·64 We-4-05 829·26 36-93 24·96 Hosakoti 91 T: 4·05 Kerur-I3 EA Jowar 121·46 444- 58 10·16 18·85 Kainkatti 92 Kerur-13 EA Jowar 42-57 348-65 1·74 21-43 Shiparamatti 93 77 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BADAMI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-Skms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). L.c. of the Population and Communi Name of Village No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 94 Kadlimatti AMALGAMATED WITH 95 Kalahandakcri 1040·83 530 98 P -(10+) W - (- 5) -(5 -10) BS PR 96 Agasarakop 538·48 626 114 P,M -(5 -10) W PO -( -5) BS PR 97 Yaragoppa (lnam) 713·50 770 130 P -(5 -10) W -( -5) -(5 -10) BS PR 98 Bandakcri 744·86 572 115 P -(5 -10) W -( -5) -(10+ ) as PR 99 Jalageri 2226· 39 1923 332 P(2),M - (5 - 10) W PO -(10+) BS PR 100 Anawal 2240·70 1980 406 P(2),M -(10+ ) W PO Thursday as PR 101 Kadarakoppa 1358·37 1328 238 P,M -(10+) W PO -(5-10) as PR 102 Hanamaneri 616·39 299 46 P -(10+) W -(-5) -(5 -10) BS PR 103 Yandigeri 1432·69 1276 223 P,M -(10+ ) W PO -( -5) BS PR 104 Karadigud (S.A.) 730·25 396 90 p -(10+) w - (-- 5) -( -5) BS PR 105 Nccrbudihal 734· 57 1382 269 P,M,H -(10+) W PO -(10+) as PR 106 Kerakalamatt i 796·87 1690 303 P,M -(10+ ) T PO --(10 +) as PR 107 (ianganabudihal 474·29 718 99 p -(10+) w - ( 5) -((0+ ) as PR lOS Kagalagorn b 853·97 2141 344 P(2),M -( - 5) w PO -( - 5) as PR 109 Sulikeri 894· 30 1787 339 P,M -( -5) W PO -( -5) as PR 110 Hooiageri 2392·67 1342 249 P,M -(5 -10) W PO -( - 5) BS PR III (iubberkoppa 639·71 298 54 -( -5) -(5-10) W -( - 5) - (- 5) BS Pi{ 112 Maninagar 904·93 874 168 P,M - (5 - 10) W -(S-IO) -(-5) BS PR 113 Yankanchi 641·42 1148 193 P,M -(5-10) W PO -(-5) as PR 78 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks induding any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. dista'lce Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irdgation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 KAINKATTI, L.C. No. 92 Kadlimatti 94 Kerur-14 EA jowar 644'69 353 '14 17·% 25'04 Kalabandakeri 95 Kerur-6 EA jowar 24·75 We-5'4O 486'37 8'21 13 ·75 Agasarakop 96 T: 5·40 Kerur-8 EA jowar 55'35 We-I'21 614'94 32·87 9'13 Yaragoppa (lnam) 97 T: 1·21 Kerur-IO EA Jowar 37·08 683·88 20·99 2·91 Bandakeri 98 Kerur-14 EA Jowar 822'39 We-16'37 1224'20 131'45 31'98 Jalageri 99 T: 16'37 Kerur-17 EA Jowar 369·17 1780'83 36'51 54·19 Anawal 100 Bajra Kerur-20 EA Jowar 62·76 1251'05 18·17 26'39 Kadarakoppa 101 Bajra Kerur-22 EA Jowar 0·02 We-20'1I 569'86 13·06 13'34 Hanamaneri 102 Bajra T: 20'11 Kerur-21 EA Jowar 254'68 We-19'99 1110',2 11'59 35·71 Yandigeri 103 Bajra T: 19'99 Kerur-21 EA Jowar 131'96 We-18'35 545'91 21'16 12·87 Karadigud (S.A.) 104 Bajra T: 18'3.5 Bagalkot-22 EA Jowar 19'48 We-73'4O 559·22 54'38 28·09 Neerbudihal lOS T: 73·40 Kerur-18 EA Jowar 289·03 486·64 14·11 7·09 Kerakalamatti 106 Kerur-12 EA Jowar 3'56 440·73 26'74 3·26 Ganganabudihal 107 Kerur-8 EA Jowar 1%'93 632'14 5'35 19·55 Kagalagomb 108 Kerur-9 EA Jowar 350'87 We-6'U7 513'63 4'38 19·3.5 Sulikeri 109 T: 6·07 Kerur-16 EA Jowar 486·65 We-I'21 1843'96 12'75 48·10 Hoolageri 110 T: 1·21 Kerur-IO EA Jowar 594'67 17'56 27·48 Gubberkoppa III Kerur-8 EA Jowar 140'48 736'33 14'17 13·95 Maninagar 112 Kerur-8 EA Jowar 3'06 618'34 6'15 13·87 Yankanchi 113 79 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BADAMI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges vi;:.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). L.C. of the Population and Communi Name of Village No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 IO II 94 Kadlimatti AMALGAMATED WITH 95 Kalabandakcri 1040·83 530 98 P -(10+ ) W - (- 5) -(5 -10) BS PR 9(:0 Agasarakor 538·48 626 114 P,M -(5-10) W PO -(-5) BS PR 97 Yaragoppa (lnam) 713·50 770 130 P -(5-10) W - (- 5) - (5 - 10) BS PR 98 Bandakeri 744·86 572 115 P -(5-10) W -( -5) - (10 +) BS PR 99 Jalageri 2226· 39 1923 332 P(2),M - (5 - 10) W PO -(10+) BS PR 100 Anawal 2240·70 1980 406 P(2),M -(10+ ) W PO Thursday BS PR 101 Kadarakoppa 1358·37 1328 238 P,M -(I0+) W PO -(5 -10) BS PR 102 Hanamaneri 616·39 299 46 P -(10+) W -( -5) -(5 ~ 10) BS PR IO} Yandigeri 1432·69 1276 223 P,M - (10 +) W PO -( - 5) BS PR 104 Karadigud (S.A.) 730·25 396 90 p ~(IO+ ) W -( - 5) -(-5) BS PR !O5 Nccrbudihal 734· 57 1382 269 P,M,H ~(10+ l w PO - (10 + j BS PR 106 Kerakalamatti 796·87 16')(l 303 P,M -(10+) T PO - (10 +) BS PR 107 (;anganabudihal 474·29 718 99 P -(10+) W - ( ·5) -(10+) BS PR lOR Kagalagomb 853·97 2141 344 P(2),M -(~ 5) W PO -( -·5) BS PR 109 Sulikeri 894·30 1787 339 P,M -( ~ 5) W PO -(- 5) BS PR I 10 Hoolagcri 2392·67 1342 249 P,M -(5 -10) W PO -( -5) BS PI{ III Gubberkoppa 639·71 298 54 -( - 5) - (5 - iO) W -( - 5) - (- 5) as Pi{ 112 Maninagar 904·93 874 168 P,M ~(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) BS PR II) Yankanchi 641·42 1148 193 P,M -(5-10) W PO -( - 5) BS PR 78 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares roundeJ to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distal1ce Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irligation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 KAINKATTI, L.C. No. 92 Kadlimatti 94 Kerur-14 EA Jowar 644'69 353'14 17·96 25'04 Kalabandakeri 95 Kerur-6 EA Jowar 24·75 We-5'4O 486'37 8·21 13'75 Agasarakop 96 T: 5·40 Kerur-8 EA Jowar 55·35 We-I'21 614·94 32·87 9·13 Yaragoppa (lnam) 97 T: 1·21 Kerur·1O EA Jowar 37·08 683'88 20·99 2·91 Bandakeri 98 Kerur-14 EA Jowar 822'39 We-16'37 1224·20 131·45 31'98 Jalageri 99 T: 16'37 Kerur-17 EA Jowar 369·17 1780·83 36·51 54·19 Anawal 100 Bajra Kerur-20 EA Jowar 62·76 1251·05 18·17 26·39 Kadarakoppa 101 Bajra Kerur-22 EA Jowar 0·02 We-20'11 569·86 13·06 13·34 Hanamaneri 102 Bajra T:20'1I Kerur-21 EA Jowar 254'68 We-19'99 1110"72 11'59 35·71 Yandigeri 103 Bajra T: 19·99 Kerur-21 EA Jowar 131·96 We-18'35 545·91 21·16 12'87 Karadigud (S.A.) 104 Bajra T: 18·35 Bagalkot-22 EA Jowar 19·48 We-73'4O 559·22 54·38 28'09 Neerbudihal lOS T : 73·40 Kerur-18 EA Jowar 289·03 486·64 14'11 7·09 KerakalaJl1atti 106 Kerur-12 EA ]owar 3'56 440·73 26·74 3·26 Ganganabudihal 107 Kerur-8 EA ]owar 196·93 632·14 5'3~ 19·55 Kagalagomb lOS Kerur-9 EA Jowar 350·87 We-6·-07 513·63 4·38 19·35 Sulikeri 109 T: 6·07 Kerur-16 EA Jowar 486'65 We-I·21 1843·96 12·75 48'10 Hoolageri 110 T: 1·21 Kerur-IO EA Jowar 594'67 17·56 27·48 Gubberkoppa 111 Kerur-8 EA Jowar 140'48 736'33 14'17 13·95 Maninagar 112 Kerur-8 EA Jowar 3'06 618'34 6'15 13·87 Yankanchi 113 79 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BADAMI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5·10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). of the Population and L.C. Name of Village Communi· No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 114 Halakurki 2500' 53 2638 487 P(2),M -(10+) W PO -(10+) BS PR 115 Hullikeri (lnam) 1431·32 1671 324 P.M -(5 - 10) W PO - (10 +) BS PR 116 Mattikatti 1067·79 807 144 p -(-5) W -(- 5) -( - 5) BS PR I 17 Kadapatti S. Kcrur 712'66 145 32 -( -5) -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) BS PR 118 Kotihal 1295'45 1957 346 P,M -(-5) N -( - 5) -( -5) BS PR 1 19 Kanakaflur AMALGAMATED WITH 120 Timmasagar 146·06 1107 205 -( -5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5) PR 121 Kelawadi 1559'43 1129 206 P,M - (5 - 10) W,Tk PO -(5-10) BS PR 122 Kajibudihal 328·71 853 117 P(2),M -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 123 Katageri 2719'14 3027 451 P(2), PHU W PTO Friday BS PR M(2),H Phone 124 Hangaragi 2033'00 1794 284 P,M -(-5) W PO -(-5) -( -5) PR 125 Konkanakoppa 616'51 1307 211 P,M -(-5) C -(-5) -( -5) BS PR 126 Lakkasakoppa 625'83 572 97 P.M -(5-10) W -(-5) -( - 5) BS PR 127 Jammanakatti 751'95 1528 231 P,M - (5 - 10) W,Tk PO -( - 5) BS PR 128 Hullasageri 454'39 378 53 P - (5 - 10) W.Tk -(-5) -(5) -(-5) KR 129 Lingapur 1238· I I 739 135 P -(5-10) W -(-5) -(10+) -(5-10) KR 130 Kadapatti (S.K.) AMALGAMATED WITH 131 Budanagad 683,,)3 108 p - (5 - 10) W,Tk -(-5) -( -5) BS PR 132 Injanawari 508'95 244 41 P -(5-10) W,Tk -(-5) -(5 -10) BS PR 133 Haladur 934'01 1197 187 P,M -(5 -10) W,R PO -( - 5) BS KR 134 Padanakatti 273·79 803 157 P - (- 5) W -( - 5) -( - 5) BS KR 80 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks indu~ing any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (induding available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Badami-12 EA Jowar 296'07 2072·00 95·98 36'48 Halakurki 114 Bajra 'Badami-II EA ]owar 399-01 949- 58 73·30 9-43 HuJiikeri (Inam) 115 Bajra Kerur-5 EA Jowar 0·40 890· 38 162'19 14'82 Mattikatti 116 Kerur-5 EA Jowar 288·25 417·33 3-91 3·17 Kadapatti S. Kerur 117 Guledagudda-2 EA Jowar 780- 54 Tk-7'46 469·54 23-82 14·09 T-I Kotihal 118 T : 7'46 LlNGAPUR L.C. No. 129 Kanakapur 119 Guledagudda-8 EA Jowar 46·21 90·03 1·13 8'69 Timmasagar 120 Bajra Guledagudda-10 EA Jowar 370'98 1082·75 3·99 101·71 A-VII Kelawadi 121 Guledagudda-II EA Jowar 2'67 304-22 II -14 10-68 Kajibudihal 122 Badami-16 EA Jowar 502·22 We-8'59 2137 ·75 25'46 45·12 T-2 Katageri 123 T: 8·59 Guledagudda-12 EA Jowar 205·20 We-43'36 1715·81 30·77 37·86 Hangaragi 124 T : 43 '36 Badami-12 EA Jowar 3'88 We-14'26 563'53 5·37 29·47 Konkanakoppa 125 T: 14·26 Kerur-8 EA Jowar 41'14 We-5·61 550· 50 15·48 13-10 Lakkasakoppa 126 T: 5·61 Kerur-8 EA Jowar 61·94 We..()·81 660· 38 15·26 13'56 Jammanakatti 127 T: 0·81 Kerur-8 EA Jowar 69'91 We-0·71 372·48 4·30 6·99 Hullasageri 128 T: 0·71 Guledagudda-8 EA Jowar 518'76 647·61 68·72 3·02 Lingapur 129 KELAWADI L.c. No. 121 Kadapatti lS.K.) 130 Guledagudda-8 FA Jowar 305'09 357·9') 10,69 10, 16 Budanagad 131 Ouledagudda-8 EA Jowar 197·78 We-6·6{J 283'85 2·17 18'49 Injanawari 132 T : 6·66 Ouledagudda-6 EA Jowar 0·75 We-5'36 863·06 14·89 49·95 Haladur 133 T : 5'36 Ouledagudda-3 EA Jowar We-4'll 259'66 3·58 6·44 Padanakatti 134 T : 4·11 81 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BADAMI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. "OIl 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where (he facility is available may ~ ;> Total area Total be given). L.C. of the Population and Communi- 9 Name of Village .J: No. Village (In number of Day or days cations uos hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, 0 Educational Medical 0.. Water Telegraph market/hat Railway c.. if any Station, « Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b S 6 7 8 9 10 11 135 Allur (S.P.) 288·13 360 60 P - (- 5) W,R -(-5) - (5 - 10) -( - 5) KR 136 Asangi 366·44 389 65 -(-5) -( - 5) R -( -5) -(10+) BS PR 137 Kataginahalli 835'13 619 99 P -(5 -10) W -(-5) - (10 +) BS PR 138 KO! 139 Layadagundi 401·11 1402 217 P,M -(5 -10) W,R PO - (10 +) BS PR 140 Subbalahun~hi 331·83 265 39 P -(10+ ) W -(-5) -(10+) BS PR 141 Nagaral 1219·89 1202 197 P -(l0+) W -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) PR 142 Akkaragal N 48 12 AMALGAMATED WITH 143 Chimmalagi 650·89 1082 181 P,M - (- 5) R -( -5) -(10+) BS KR 144 Mangalagud 515·21 1176 194 P,M -( - 5) W,R -(10+) -(10+) -( - 5) KR 145 Hulli~L'ri (S.P.) 1621·48 1261 208 P - (5 -10) W -( -5) -(5 -10) -(5 -10) KR 146 Hanapur (S.P.) 1529·,}7 170S 273 P'(2) - (5 - 10) W PO -(10+) - (5 - 10) KR 147 Khanapur (S.P.) 985 ·18 418 78 P - (- 5) W -( -5) - (10 +) -(-5) KR 148 Parwa(j 826'82 1263 233 P -( - 5) w,n PO -(10+ ) -(-5) PR 1-1'1 1()7!i·r," 1'7 ( \\' 5) \luJ:Jdi 622 P " I (In' I liS PI< It ! I I, / \)~ q~ (1(1 , ) < ) 11\.,1,1, I 'till 111.1' 1 - " ~ (:;: ") ~ : ~ ) , " " " : 1'"" 151 N;l,!alapuJ' AMALMiAMJ\TED WITH 1.,2 Ilamaplll 2lt~)'()J 21'JX ~m 1'(2).:\1 (10 I) W PO (10 + ) BS PI{ 82 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks induding any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20 Z Guledagudda-5 EA Jowar R-14'96 246·79 5'64 20·74 Allur (S.P.) 135 T: 14'96 Guledagudda-5 EA Jowar 2'17 We- 0'92 307·42 9'33 27·01 Asangi 136 R: 19'59 T: 20'51 Guledagudda-S EA Jowar 433·58 We-5'43 367'40 5'85 15 ·77 Kataginahalli 137 R-7'10 T : 12'S3 Guledagudda-S EA Jowar 46S·71 We-IO'64 400'66 6'68 24·44 Kotanalli 138 T: 10'64 Guledagudda-8 EA Jowar 213 ·78 We-6'57 114·48 6'44 19'37 T-I Layadagundi 139 R : 40'47 T : 47'04 Guledagudda-IZ EA Jowar 155·13 R-15'96 133·45 1'45 25·84 Subbalahunshi 140 T: 15'96 Guledagudda-12 EA Jowar 509·07 R-33'4S 609·09 4·0Z 64·26 Nagaral 141 T:33'45 NAGARAL L.c. No. 141 Akkaragal 142 Badami-20 EA Jowar 144'55 466'28 9'36 30·70 Chimmalagi 143 Guledagudda-21 EA Jowar 179·61 314·14 1·32 20·14 Mangalagud 144 Guledagudda-6 EA Jowar 1164·54 434·02 17·63 5·29 Hullikeri (S.P.) 145 Guledagudda-6 EA Jowar 996·82 483·65 44·92 4·58 Hanapur (S.P.) 146 GuleC1agudda-S EA Jowar 649·22 We-S'36 319·80 7·20 3·60 Khanapur (S.P.) 147 Bajra T: 5'36 Guledagudda-Z EA Jowar 16Z'66 We-21'Z9 4S6-88 8·19 17-48 Parwati 148 Bajra Tk-130-32 T: 151-61 Guledagudda-3 EA Jowar 348·97 Tk-Z7 -54 533·59 149'17 17·38 Muradi 149 Bajra T: 27 ·54 Bauami-12 EA Jowar 130·<;14 894·92 1·66 20·43 Bedarbudihal ISO HALAKURKI LC. No_ 114 NagaIapuf 151 Juledagudda-13 EA Jowar 789-86 IZ4O-00 3Z-19 37·98 Hansapur 152 Rice 83 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BADAMI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 01) 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may '" ~ Total area Total be given). ;; I..e. of the Population and Communi· .9 Name of Village .c No. Village (In number of Day or days cations u hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, '"e Educational Medical Ci.. Water Telegraph market/hat Railway Co if any Station, < Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 6 7 8 9 10 II 153 Suggewad AMALGAMATED WITH 154 Hireblldihal 1064·32 1150 167 P,M -(5-10) W -(5 --10) -(-5) -(5 -10) KR 155 Teggi 466·17 927 148 P -(5 --10) W -(5 - 10) -(5 -10) - (- 5) KR 156 Togunshi 926·90 1097 210 P(2) -- (- 5) W PO - (10+) BS PR 1~7 Badami (Rural) 3555·70 UN-INHABITED ISH i..:erllr (Rural) 2776·86 UN-INHABITED 159 Hardolli 1093·45 UN-INHABITED TOTAL 139047·80 157265 26959 84 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded" to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.c. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 KONKANAKOPPA L.C. No. 125 Suggewad 153 Guledagudda-IO EA Jowar 183·30 833·17 8·89 38·96 Hirebudihal 154 Guledagudda-10 EA Jowar 20·26 425·01 5·20 15·70 Teggi 155 Guledagudda-3 EA Jowar 68·26 We-12·55 781·98 16·29 47·82 Togunshi 156 Bajra T: 12·55 UN-INHABITED 1304·05 We-92·23 2002·43 36·17 120·82 Badami (Rural) 157 T : 92·23 UN-INHABITED 625·22 We-16·27 2069·86 43·53 21·98 Kerur (Rural) 158 T: 16·27 UN-INHABITED 509·67 We-6·66 540·60 4·93 31·59 Hardolli 159 T: 6·66 w- 29·20 We-1343·06 Tk- 542·93 R-121O·55 0- 80·94 38182.45 T: 3206·68 91192·74 2959·47 3506·46 85 BAGALKOT TAL UK ====n;='=====~:i!!! ~,.. o t)" o "E. ;;.. E E ~ o o 1- '"u .- 0' -I- o.,.ao.\ '? "'~v'O"~ I ,-1:"; r-, : I .) :::J i:f r.:; : • I !. • I r ,: Q. A -.J !:! ~ • :0.1 ;~: • .. :z: .!>! 1""' :0:: © J: i Z III .; ~ y "( • J, :: • ~ ,: u :::> '" e I ,I • E. I t; ...J CD'" I- i L_J .. 0 ~ ~ (J « ... iii ~ a::: ":; ~ I- '" (f) a: « w '"(; ... .. _w > t- 0 :E o > ~ N 00 :0 N ., :; ~ 0 ~ z I1i Z a::: « 0 VI '" ..J "( W ~o 0 .. 0::: ::> 0 '3 z v ;; ~ 0 w « a.. Q u m z « ...J 0 0 0 0 "6 « z .. 0 ;:: w ~ .., 0 W 0 Q N c CD <{ U> u Q a « ~ ;;, "g U m u Cl 0> ~ L 0> Z ~ ClJ u w ~ -' > o 0> r 0 d E E 0: f- « l-- "I Q :; ~ 1: W <[ §; <[ 0. « .. '" I- VI x: 0 u" C " ~ I;f 1 ~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK : BAGALKOT 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 1 Achanur 67 1282 1359 46 Kadampur 36 907 1137 2 Alur 89 1919 2249 47 Kaladgi 19 7264 8738 3 Anadinni 29 544 684 (Kaladagi) 4 Andarnuranal 71 393 51 48 Kalasakop 45 327 450 5 Ankalagi 20 572 718 49 Kesanur 31 364 494 50 Khajjidoni 47 1939 1921 6 Bagalkot (Rural) 90/ 51 Kirasur 4 1478 1771 7 Banikinni 30 205 293 (Banidinni) 52 Lavaleshavar 70 206 322 8 Banakatti II 2446 2697 53 Mallapur 1 712 980 9 Bennur 77 1838 2187 54 Mankani 56 952 988 10 Bevinamatti -S .Haveli 15 1182 1333 55 Manihalli 49 304 380 11 Bevoor 7 4079 4633 56 Mannikatti 17 793 918 12 Bhagavati 5 1902 2291 57 Mastihal 88 312 377 13 Bhairamatti 8 1152 1615 58 Muchakhandi 14 1805 2341 14 Bilkerur 66 1265 1691 59 Mudapaljivi 68 466 561 15 Bodanaikdinni 2 1364 1416 60 Mudavinkop 61 375 321 16 Bommanagi 52 1033 1154 61 Mugalalli 72 1226 1730 17 Chebbi 27 1001 1144 62 Muranal 38 2474 2713 18 Chick Hodalur 81 652 567 63 Muttatt 85 653 661 19 Chick Myageri 55 1001 1254 64 Nakarigundi 34 546 602 20 Chick -Shellikeri 43 1113 1198 65 Nagaral 53 303 384 21 Chikgulabal 86 155 205 66 Nagasampagi 51 387 456 22 Chikmuramatti 83 242 280 67 Nainegali 59 1168 1290 23 Chik-Sans hi 24 334 422 68 Niralkeri 13 1205 1427 24 Chitakinkop 62 446 352 25 Choudapur 9 999 1211 69 Rampur 64 •1272 1523 26 Devalapur (S.M.) 63 545 726 70 Sangapur 3 691 628 27 Devanal 25 1079 1424 (Sangapura) 28 Domanal 54 627 830 71 Salagundi 37 426 539 72 Sangondi 75 399 402 29 Gaddankeri 40 1901 2438 73 Sharadal 22 400 434 30 Govindakop 46 508 652 74 Shiraguppi 78 979 1102 ~1 Hallur 6 2645 2870 75 Sidnal 73 135 128 32 Handaragal 58 496 577 76 Sigikeri 18 1051 1185 (Handargal) 77 Simikeri 41 1626 1966 33 Hiregulabal 87 1493 1357 78 Sindagi 35 435 518 34 Hire-Hodalur 82 544 617 79 Sirur 12 8453 10841 35 Hiremuramatti 84 114 111 80 Sitimani 48 524 541 36 Hire Myageri 57 625 735 81 Sokanadagi 26 1012 1323 37 Hil t:-Sanshi 23 442 664 82 Sorakoppa 33 602 689 38 Hire-Shellikeri 44 1061 1189 83 Sutagundar 60 1232 1544 (Hire-Shallikeri) 84 Talagihal 79 690 890 39 Honaralli 32 184 241 85 Timmapur 65 1153 1518 40 Honnakatti 16 750 993 86 Tulasigeri 42 2253 2688 41 Hosur 50 601 617 21 832 42 Illal 80 1036 1175 87 Udagatti 750 43 Ingalagi 10 526 617 88 Veerapur (Veerapura) 39 1190 1501 44 ladramkunti 76 1179 1127 89 Yadahalli 28 1186 1221 74 710 45 Kadalirnatti 69 1099 950 90 Yankanchi 546 89 " VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK : BAGALKOT Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). L.C. N f of the Population and Communi No. arne 0 Village Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 PR Mallapur 1244·68 980 167 P -(-5) W PO -(-5) BS PR 2 Bodanaikdinni 1294'05 1416 286 P,M -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) BS PR 3 Sangapur 614·85 628 137 P,M -(10+ ) W -(-5) -(-5) BS BS KR 4 Kirasur 2089·68 1771 291 P,M -(5-10) W PO . -(5-10) PR 5 Bhagavati 1517·17 2291 412 P(2),M -(5 -10) W,T PTO, - (5 -10) BS Phone PR 6 Hallur 2766·29 2870 535 P,M,H -( -5) W,Hp PTO, -( - 5) BS Phone PR 7 Bevoor 5105·10 4633 783 P(2),M(2),H PHC, W,T PTO, Monday BS FPC Phone PR 8 Bhairamatti 1075·08 1615 225 P,M -(5-10) W,T PO -(5-10) BS -( - 5) PR 9 Choudapur 1042·39 121l 233 P ,M - ( - 5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) JO Iggalagi 497'93 617 101 P -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) PR 11 Benakatti 925·88 2697 513 P(2),M(2) - (- 5) W,T PO, - (10 +) BS Phone PR 12 Sirur 8488·37 10841 1816 P(4),M(3),H PHU W,TK PTO, Monday BS Phone BS PR 13 Niralkeri 1545·60 1427 279 P,M -(5-10) w PO -(5-10) PR 14 Muchakhandi 1836·46 2341 397 P(3),M -( - 5) w PO -( - 5) -( -5) -( -5) PR 15 Bevinmatti S. Haveli 621·96 1333 209 P(2),M -( - 5) w PO -( -5) -(-5) KR 16 Honnakatti 643 ·28 993 165 p - (- 5) w PO -( - 5) -(5-10) PR 17 Mannikatti 4)3'46 918 171 P,M -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5) KR 18 Sigikeri 1084'34 1185 221 p -( - 5) w PO -(-5) PR 19 Kaladgi 2469'03 8738 1451 P(4),M(4),H PHC, W,R PTO Thursday BS FPC Phone 90 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 I3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Bagalkot-3 EA Jowal 265,89 We: 24,69 932·43 0·81 20·86 N: 2 Mallapur T : 24,69 Bagalkot-29 EA Jowar W: 4,05 1232'46 41·35 N: 2 80danaikdinni 2 We: 16·19 T : 20,24 Bagalkot-24 EA Jowar W: 4,05 543·51 5·67 49·48 N:2 Sangapur } We: 12·14 T: 16,19 Bagalkot-6 EA Jowar 422·91 We: 14·16 1600,99 51,62 N: I Kirasur 4 T: 14·16 Bagalkot-16 EA Jowar We: 18·21 1462·18 14·16 22·62 N: 2,M: I Bhagavati 5 T: 18·21 T: 2 Bagalkot-16 EA Jowar We: 46·54 2652·00 67·75 N: 2 Hallur 6 T : 46,54 T: 2,A-I Bagalkot-24 EA Jowar We: 33·59 4929·25 142·26 N: 2 Bevoor 7 T : 33,59 T : 3,A-ll Bagalkot-21 EA Jowar We: 44·52 984·64 7·28 38,64 N: I Bhairamatti 8 T:44'52 Bagalkot-27 EA Jowar We: 10·12 992·32 39,95 N: I,T: I Choudapur 9 T: 10·12 Bagalkot-29 EA Jowar We: 16·19 390,13 91,61 Ingalagi 10 T: 16,19 Bagalkot-13 EA Jowar 17,40 We: 24·28 827,54 56·66 N: 2, M: 2, 8enakatti II T : 24,28 T: 3 Bagalkot-13 EA Jowar 2050,61 We: 38·45 6302,39 30·76 5,46 N: 3, M: 2 Sirut 12 GC: 60·70 T : 4 A-Ill T : 99,15 Bagalkot-6 EA Jowar 551,61 We: 10·12 944,17 39'70 N: 1 Niralkeri 13 T: 10·12 Bagalkot-5 EA Jowar GC : 48,56 1379,66 408·24 N: 1 Muchakhandi 14 T : 48·56 Bagalkot-5 EA Iowar 207,61 403,02 11,33 N: I Bevinmatti S'Haveli 15 Bagalkot-5 EA Jowar 131·12 We:R·09 473,31 1()·7/i N'l J.--.!0n!!?ka!~! 16 T : 8,09 8agaJkot-1O EA Jowar 36,02 We: 8·09 361,66 3·24 4,45 N: 1 Mannikatti 17 T : 8·09 8aaaIlcot-4 EA Jowar We: 24·28 957,52 53,57 48,97 N: 2, T: I Sigikeri 18 T: 24'28 BagaIkot-24 EA Jowar 99·96 We: 20·24 1864,41 180·90 N : 10, M : 2, Kaladgi 19 GC: 303,52 C: 2, T: 5 T: 323·76 91 '.. VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK:BAGALKOT Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. IU 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may 00 ~ Total area Total be given). :> L.C. of the Population and Communi- S Name of Village .c No. Village (In number of Day or days cations u tU hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, ..0 Educational Medical Co Water Telegraph market/hat Railway Co if any Station, 20 Ankalagi 574·73 718 126 P -( - 5) W -( -5) -( - 5) -( - 5) PR 21 Udagiuti 942'19 832 145 P,M -(5-10) W,R PO -(5 -10) -(5-10) KR 22 Sharadal 761·24 434 79 P -(5 - 10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) KR 23 Hire Sanshi 245·68 664 93 P -( - 5) W -(-5) -( - 5) -( -5) PR 24 Chik Sanshi 320·44 422 65 P -( - 5) W -( - 5) -( - 5) -( -5) PR 25 Devanal 779·50 1424 217 P,M -(10+) W PO -(10+) -( - 5) KR 26 Sokanadagi 981·95 1323 202 P,M -(10+) W,R PO -(10+) -(10+) KR 27 Chebbi 1023·88 1144 189 P,M - (10 +) W,R -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) :KR 28 Yadahalli 703·63 1221 190 P,M - (- 5) W,Hp PO -(10+) BS PR 29 Anadinni 451·42 684 114 P - (10 +) W,Hp -(-5) -(10+) - (-5) KR 30 Bannidinni 197·78 293 44 P - (5 - 10) R -( - 5) - (5 - 10) -( -5) KR 31 Kc·qnur 433·54 494 85 P -(5-10) W,Hp -(-5) -(5 -10) BS PR 32 Honaralli 401 ·21 241 40 P -(5-10) W,Hp -( - 5) -(5 -10) -( - 5) KR 33 Sorakoppa 484·31 689 120 P -(5-10) W PO -(5 -10) - (- 5) KR 34 Nakarigundi 361 '11 602 103 P -( -5) W -( - 5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 35 Sindagi 405· 32 51-8 % P -(-5) R -(- 5) -( -5) -(-5) KR 92 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2 Bagalkot-26 EA Jowar We: 38·45 399·84 10·52 12'61 N: 5, Ankalagi 20 GC: 113'31 M: 5 T: 151·76 Bagalkot-29 EA Jowar We: 9·31 890·34 15'78 26·76 N: 4 Udagatti 21 T : 9·31 -. Bagalkot-27 EA Jowar 7·69 We: 6·07 681·11 50·18 N: 4 Sharadal 22 GC: 16·19 T: 22·26 Bagalkot-24 EA Jowar 7·69 W ~ 32·38 164'74 18'62 N: 6, C: I Hire-Sanshi 23 We: 12'14 R: 10·11 T: 54'63 Bagalkot-24 EA Jowar 13'36 We: 8·09 222'50 44·11 N: 4 Chik -Sanshi 24 R: 32·38 T : 40'47 Bagalkot-19 EA Jowar 151·36 We: 121·41 485'69 21'04 N: 8, T: I Devanal 25 T: 121'41 Bagalkot-19 EA Jowar 235'54 We :12·14 655·36 42·49 N: 6 Sokanadagi 26 R : 36·42 T : 48'56 Bagalkot-13 EA Jowar 162·28 We: 24·28 786'32 42·90 N: 5 Chebbi 27 R : 8'10 T : 32'38 Bagalkot-II EA Jowar We :16·19 496·97 178'33 N: 10, T: I Yadahalli 28 R: 12'14 T : 28'33 Bagalkot-12 EA Jowar W: 24·28 360'59 66·55 N: 4 Anadinni 29 T: 24·28 Ba&alkot-8 EA Jowar We: 4·05 160'67 16'87 N: I Bannidinni 30 R: 16·19 T: 20'24 Bagalkot-7 EA Jowar We: 2·02 417·35 8' IO ~esanur 31 0: 6·07 T : 8·09 Bagalkot-S EA Jowar 250·10 W: 6·07 lIS'32 3·65 21·05 Honaralli 32 We: 2'02 T: 8·09 ,. Bagalkot-6 EA Jowar 196·28 We: 6·07 252'02 29·94 .,'~:'pa 33 T: 6·07 Bagalkot-5 EA Jowar We: 8·09 219'47 133· 55 Nakarigundi 34 T : 8·09 Bagalkot-3 EA Jowar 102'79 We: 10·12 269·34 23'07 M: I, T: 2 Sindagi 35 T: 10'12 93 ~I VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BAGALKOT Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where tile facility is available may Total area Total be given). L.C. f I of the Population and Communi No. Name 0 Vi lage Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 36 Kadampur 628·86 1137 204 P,M -( - 5) W,R PO -( - 5) -( -5) KR. 37 Sala~ndi 218·70 539 87 P -( -5) W -( - 5) -( - 5) -( -5) KR 38 Muranal 532·49 2713 483 P.M - (- 5) W,Hp PTO, -(-5) BS PR Phone 39 Veerapur 138'85 1501 245 P,M -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) PR 40 Gaddankeri 1367'79 2438 413 P(2),M,H RP W,Hp PO - (5 -10) BS PR 41 Simikeri 1747'27 1966 348 P ,M - ( - 5) W,Hp PO -(10+) BS PR 42 Tuiasigeri 2001·74 2688 446 P,M -(-5) W,Hp PO, -(5 -10) BS PR Phone 43 Chick-SheIlikeri 772'85 1198 232 P RP W,Hp PO -(5 -10) BS PR 44 Hire-Shellikeri 1179·02 1189 219 P RP W -(-5) -(5 -10) BS PR 45 Kalasako_p 415·01 450 74 P -( - 5) W -(-5) -(-5) 46 Govindakop 1652·33 91 P -( - 5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 47 Khajjidoni 1071'79 1921 375 P,M -( -5) W PO, -( -5) BS PR Phone 48 Sitimani 492'41 541 121 P(3),M,H -( -5) W PTO, Sunday BS, RS PR Phone 49 Manihalli 678'74 380 74 P -(5-10) R,W,Hp -(-5) -( - 5) BS PR 50 Hosur 608'28 617 106 r,M -(5- 10) R,W,Hp PO -(-5) BS PR ~, I l-.iagasampagi 4i 7 '(J4 p (iO;- .1 W,R,Hp -(-5; -- (- 5, BS PR 52 Bommanagi 1073'22 1154 218 P,M -(10+ ) W,.R,Hp -(-5) -(10+) -( -5) PR 53 Nagaral 524'17 384 65 p -( -5) W,R -( -5) -( -5) BS PR 54 Domanal 1042'15 830 155 P -(10+ ) W,R -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) PR 94 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land lise in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.c. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Bagalkot-3 EA Jowar 318·90 We: 20·24 262·21 27·51 N: 2 Kadampur 36 T : 20·24 Bagalkot-3 EA Jawar 61·92 We: 20'24 75·84 60·70 N: 2 Salagundi 37 T : 20·24 Bagalkat-5 EA Jowar 44·11 We: 80'94 238'68 31·57 15·78 N: 3 Muranal 38 R: 121·41 T : 202·35 Bagalkot-4 EA lowar 12'14 We: 8·09 60·74 14·57 10·93 N: 2 Veerapur 39 R: 32·38 T : 40·47 Bagalkot-8 EA Jowar We: 8·09 1041·60 310'00 8·10 N: 5 Gaddankeri 40 T: 8·09 M : I, T : 2 A-IV Bagalkot-I2 EA Jowar We: 4·05 1583·77 159·45 N: 2, T: 2 Simikeri 41 T : 4·05 Bagalkot-I6 EA Jowar 552·82 We: 32·38 1345·31 71·23 N: I, M: I Tulasigeri 42 T : 32·38 Bagalkot-29 EA Jowar 322·95 We: 32·38 404·57 12·95 N: 5, M: I Chick-Shellikeri 43 T : 32'38 C: I,T: 2 Bagalkot-29 EA Jowar We: 20·24 1111·44 47·34 N:' 3 Hire-Shellikeri 44 T : 20·24 Bagalkot-28 EA Jawar 34·80 We: 40·47 132·53 4·86 N :2, M: I, Ka[asakop 45 GC : 202'35 T: 2 T : 242·82 Bagalkot-22 EA Jawar 549·99 We: 40'47 821'88 25·50 52·61 M: I,T: 2 Govindakop 46 GC: 161'88 T : 202·35 Bagalkot-29 EA Jawar We: 10·12 1011·08 1·21 49·38 N :12, M : 4, Khajjidoni 47 T: 10·12 T: 3 Bagalkot-29 EA Jawar We: 6''()7 418·35 67'99 N: I, M: 2 Sitimani 48 T : 6·07 Bagalkot-29 EA Jawar We: 16'19 603·47 59·08 Manihalli 49 T: 16·19 Bagalkot-30 EA Jowar We; 20·24 530'18 57·86 N; I Hosur 50 T : 20·24 Bagalkot-~4 Tow~r l~9'98 ,.,,06 ~~<1gJ~uilifi«f:i 5: Bagalkot-38 EA Jawar We: 36'42 931'58 105·22 Bommanagi 52 T : 36·42 Bagalkot-35 Jawar 466· 30 6'48 51'39 Nagaral 53 Bagalkot-45 EA lawar We: 20·24 947·45 8'09 66·37 Domanal 54 T:20'24 95 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BAGALKOT Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). L.c. of the Population and Communi No. Name of Village Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 55 Chick Myageri 863'32 1254 197 P(2), M - (10 +) W,R PO -(5-10) BS PR 56 Mankani 1189'05 988 181 P,M -(10+ ) W,R -(-5) -(10+) BS PR 57 Hire Myageri 765·86 735 132 - (- 5) -(10+) W,R -(-5) -(5 -10) BS PR 58 Handaragal 567·54 577 95 P -(5-10) W,R -( -5) -(5 -10) BS PR 59 Nainegali 1193'25 1290 248 P,M -(5-10) W,Hp PO - (5 - 10) BS PR 60 Sutagundar 1173·93 1544 237 P,M -(10+ ) W PO -(\0+) BS PR 61 Mudavinkop 518'14 321 69 P - (10 +) W -(-5) - (10 +) -( -5) KR 62 Chitakinkop 748·21 352 73 P -(10+ ) W -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) KR 63 Devalapur S.M. 240·64 726 117 P -(5 -10) W -(-5) -(10+) -( -5) KR 64 Rampur 471'52 1523 255 P,M -(5-10) W PO - (5 -10) BS PR 65 Timmapur 1171'67 1518 245 P,M -(5-10) W -(·-5) -(5 -10) -( -5) PR 66 Bilkerur 1347 '00 1691 286 P,M -(5 - \0) W PO - (5 -10) BS PR 67 Achanur 1417·65 1359 230 P,M - (10 +) W PO - (5 - 10) -( -5) PR 68 Mudapaljivi 473·00 561 104 P,M -(10+ ) W -(-5) -(10+) RS KR 69 Kadalimatti 921·92 950 174 P -(10+ ) W PO - (10 +) -( - 5) KR 70 Lavaleshwar 338'63 322 50 P -(10+ ) TK -(-5) -(10+) RS KR 71 Andamuranal 287·74 51 8 P - ( - 5) W,R -(-5) - ( -- 5) - (- 5) KR 72 Mugalalli 1561'44 1730 306 P(2). !\1 - (5 - 10) W PO - (5 -10) BS PR 73 Sidnal 172·48 128 23 - (- 5) -( -5) W,R -(-5) -(5-10) BS KR 74 Yankanchi 652'78 P -(5- \0) W,R -( -5) -(5-10) -( -5) KR 75 Sangondi 299'98 402 81 P -(5 -10) R,Hp -(-5) -(5 -10) -( -5) KR 76 Jadramkunti 1870'43 1127 192 P(2) -(-5) W PO -( - 5) -( -5) KR 96 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religiouS', L.e. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivat:on logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Bagalkot-48 EA Jowar We: 28'33 733'81 5·67 95'51 N: 2 Chick Myageri 55 T: 28·33 Bagalkot-40 EA Jowar We :30·35 1007·34 10·12 141·24 N: I, A-V Mankani 56 T: 30·35 Bagalkot-48 EA Jowar We: 17·00 688·16 5·67 55'03 Hire-Myageri 57 T: 17·00 Bagalkot-50 EA iowar We: 12'95 526·26 10·12 18·21 Handaragal 58 T: 12·95 Bagalkot-37 EA Jowar We: 40·47 997'37 15·78 139·63 N :4 Nainegali 59 T: 40·47 Bagalkot-40 EA Jowar We: 40'47 1097·45 36·01 N :2 Sutagundar 60 T: 40·47 Bagalkot-38 EA Jowar 497·50 20·64 Mudavinkop 61 Bagalkot-35 EA Jowar 716·24 10·52 21'45 Chitakinkop 62 Bagalkot-40 EA Jowar 228'50 12·14 Devalapur S.M. 63 Bagalkot-29 EA Jowar We: 20·24 446·83 4'45 N: 2 Rampur 64 T : 20·24 Bagalkot-29 EA Jowar 403'08 We: 20·24 718·81 29'54 T: 1 Timmapur 65 T: 20·24 Bagalkot-27 EA Jowar 139'62 We: 12'14 1051·57 143·67 N :2 Bilkerur 66 T: 12·14 Bagalkot-18 EA Jowar 426' 55 We: 20·24 944·56 26'30 M :2, T: 2 Achanur 67 T : 20·24 Bagalkot-19 EA Jowar 169·16 223·71 80·13 N: I,M: I Mudapaljivi 68 Bagalkot-16 EA Jowar 249'30 We: 25'50 610·70 36·42 Kadalimatti 69 T : 25·50 Bagalkot-16 EA Jowar 254'15 4~·63 38'85 Lavaleshwar 70 Bagalkot-4 EA Jowar 143'67 119·39 24·68 Audamuranal 71 Bagalkot-~ fA Jowar 23·07 We: 40'47 1261 ·16 10·52 226·22 N: 2, M: 1 MugaJalli 72 T: 40·47 Bagalko(. .-5 EA Jowar We: 8·09 144·15 20·24 Sidnal 73 T: 8·09 Bagalkot· -6 EA Jowar We: 10'12 605·03 37'63 Yankanchi 74 T:10'12 Bagalkot· .-8 EA Jowar 116'15 155 ·10 28'73 Sangondi 75 Bagalko(. .-19 EA Jowar 1019·84 803·64 46'95 Jadramkunti 76 97 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK;BAGALKOT Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. ~ 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may '" Total area Total be given). ~ L.c. of the Population and Communi- B Name of Village No. Village (In number of Day or days cations ~ hectares) households ...0 Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, 0- Educational Medical 0- Water Telegraph market/hat Railway -< if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 9 10 II 77 Bennur 1911'38 2187 366 P,M -(10+ ) W PO -(10+) BS PR 7R Siliraglippi 1108'22 1102 190 P(2) -(10+ ) W -(-5) -(10+ ) BS PR 79 Talagihal 954'71 890 158 P,M -(10+ ) W -(-5) -(10+) BS KR HO IIlal 1306'72 1175 222 P,M -(10+ ) W, Hp PO - (10+) BS PR ~ I ('Ilic~-Hodalur 802'63 567 108 -( -5) -(10+ ) W PO -(10+ ) BS KR S2 Hirc-Hodallil 643'63 617 100 P,M - (10+) W -(-5) -(10+) BS KR X:1 ('hi~mllralliaiti 295'47 2HO 36 P -(5-10) W, Hp - (- 5) -(5 - 10) BS KR ~q H ircmuramall i 766'06 III 25 -( - 5) - (5 - 10) W -( -5) -(5 -10) BS KR S" MUllatt 43 1'15 661 120 P;M - (5 - 10) W,Hp PO -(5 -10) -(-5) KR ~() Chi~gulabal 311 ·71 205 48 P - (- 5) W, Hp - (- 5) - ( - 5) - (-5) KR 87 HirC"!!ulabal 105:1·72 1357 253 P(l), M -( ~5) W PO - (- 5) - (-5) KR X8 \la,1 ihal' 467'63 377 73 P -( -5) R,Hp -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) KR 119 /\Iur 923'47 224Y 423 P(2), M -( - 5) R -( -5) Sunday RS KR 'iO Bagalkol (Rural) 143 '41 UN-INHABITED TOTAL 90272'13 114599 19890 98 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Bagalkot-II EA Jowar 584·39 W: 80'94 1135·57 94·29 M:I Bennur 77 We: 16'19 T : 97'13 lIagalkot-14 EA Jowar 223·80 We: 28'33 808·74 47·35 N: 2 Shiraguppi 78 T : 28· 33 llagalkot-18 EA Jowar We: 10'12 817 ·92 126·67 N: 2 Talagihal 79 T : 10'12 Bagalkot-18 EA Jowar 392·15 We: 20·24 826·74 67·59 M: I. T: I lIlal 80 T : 20'24 Bagalkot-19 EA Jowar 51·80 557·38 193 '45 Chick-Hodalur 81 Bagalkot-19 EA Jowar 152·98 We: 20·24 326' 35 144·06 Hire-Hodalur 82 T : 20'24 Hagalkot-22 EA Jowar We: 12·14 246,10 37·23 N: 2 Chikmuramatti 83 T: 12'14 Hagalkot-22 EA Jowar We: 16'19 724' 37 25·50 Hiremuramatti 84 T: 16'19 Bagalkot-24 EA Jowar We: 18'62 364'37 48·16 Muttatt 85 T: 18'62 Bagalkot-32 EA Jowar We: 12'14 274' 88 24,69 Chikgulabal 86 T: 12'14 Bagalkot-32 EA Jowar We: 20·24 956'59 4·86 72·03 Hiregulabal 87 T : 20'24 Bagalkot-30 EA Jowar 226,23 We: 8'09 204'98 8·09 20,24 Mastihal 88 T : 8·09 Bagalkot-29 Jowar 396·20 413·55 113,72 N: 4 Alur 89 4,94 We: 17·00 7·35 Bagalkot (Rural) 90 R : 12'95 o : 101'17 T : 131'12 W: 155·82 \\'e: l'R9·\~ GC: 906'51 R: 282'08 0: 107·24 11784·93 T: 3040'97 69031'63 1041'56 5373·24 99 BASA VANA BAGEV ADI T ALUK ..'" ,-, ~ , , , ' ... ~ , ~ , .:: (I') / ..J .2 ] f, '" ~· ~ • ,"o o ] " ~ '" ~ o ~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~====~==~g· ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK : BASA VANA BAGEVADI 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 1 Abbihal 11 625 455 49 Huvin·Hipparagi 28 2904 3789 2 Agasabal 49 667 786 50 Ingaleshwar 1 5366 5540 3 Akalawadi 96 176 263 51 Itagi 59 2010 2659 4 Almatti 111 3021 4710 52 lvanagi 5 1536 1776 5 Ambalanur 64 944 996 6 Anagadageri 97 833 938 53 Jayawadgi 52 673 728 7 Araladinni 109 674 865 54 Jeeralabhavi 60 186 225 8 Arasangi 89 549 431 55 Kadakol 40 1167 1353 9 Areshankar 58 663 735 56 Kalgurki 78 1406 1736 10 Asangi (B.K.) 83 848 879 57 Kamankeri 31 784 1045 11 Asangi (K.D) 72 1031 1099 58 Kankal 54 1352 1643 12 Baluti 120 1180 1487 59 Kannal 53 1180 1613 13 Beeraladinni 100 738 863 60 Karibhanthanal 68 1015 1253 14 Benal 105 2150 2598 61 Katapur 108 15 Bhaganagar 90 235 222 62 Kaulgi (Kaulagi) 94 883 797 16 Bhairwadgi 37 1962 2365 63 Kirshyal 10 609 755 17 Bidana~ 62 526 531 64 Kodaganur 55 1012 106i 18 Bisalakoppa 117 101 115 65 Kolhar 69 6767 8407 19 Bisanal 3 1533 1541 66 Kudgi 81 3604 4627 20 Bommanahalli 4 976 1067 67 Kupakaddi 76 1106 1240 21 Budihal 30 946 1006 68 Kurubaradinni 84 233 338 22 Budni 99 293 313 69 Majarekoppa 114 244 23 Byakod 51 1590 1808 315 70 Malghan 79 2121 2375 24 Bya!yal 56 589 577 71 Managoli 19 8383 9677 25 Chabnur 44 1282 1655 72 Mannur 13 983 1129 26 Cheera1adinni 92 458 575 73 Maradgi 115 437 363 27 Chimmalgi 113 2873 2902 74 Marimatti 110 50 125 75 M arkabbinhalli 36 1666 1750 28 Deginal 21 679 1043 76 Masabinal 2 3703 3952 29 Devalapur 112 124 131 77 Masuti 82 2692 4017 30 Dindawar 32 1925 2407 78 Mattihal 86 568 640 31 Donur 26 2102 2453 79 Muddapur 61 162 240 32 Gani 116 1480 1627 80 Mukartiha1 12 551 668 33 Garasangi (B.K.) 71 369 412 81 Mulawad 77 3890 4696 34 Garasangi (K.D.) 70 264 361 82 Mullal 25 100 117 35 Golasangi 98 3956 4744 83 Muttagi 15 3422 4124 36 Gonal 106 622 728 84 Muttaladinni 73 15 37 Gudadinni 103 401 540 85 Nagaradinni 85 5\0 578 38 Halerolli 119 780 1052 86 Nagaraldon 38 426 393 39 Halihal 63 652 709 87 Nagaralhuli 46 654 693 40 Hallada Gennur 74 813 914 88 Nagawad 14 432 598 41 Hanamapur 87 869 610 89 Nagur 27 1734 1936 42 Hanchinal 6 559 738 90 Nandihal 18 1456 1495 43 Hangargi 8 1562 1856 91 Nandihal (P.H.) 42 622 604 44 Hattarkihal 20 1826 2119 92 Narasa1gi 65 2236 2446 45 Hebbal 9 2015 2580 93 Neginal 24 392 529 46 Hulabenchi 48 475 569 94 Nidagundi 107 5183 6325 47 Hunashyal (P.B.) 67 1356 1557 95 Rabinal 34 1316 1375 48 Hunashyal (P.C.) 101 595 604 96 Rajanal 57 371 430 103 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK : BASA V ANA BAGEVADI 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census Sl. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. 1971 1981 No. L.C. 19'71 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 97 Ronil}al 75 2072 2647 110 TaJewad 80 2080 2563 III Telgi 93 2372 2792 98 Salwadgi 29 4302 5218 99 Sankanal 66 1160 1423 112 Ukkali 22 6161 7186 100 Sasanur 45 2373 2885 113 Unnibhavi 102 603 706 101 Satihal 35 1820 2109 114 Uppaladinni 7 1240 1464 102 Seekalawadgi 95 263 302 115 Utnal 33 885 869 103 Sidnath 118 946 1139 1I6 Wandal 104 2358 2677 104 Sindgeri 41 1101 1206 117 Wadawadgi 47 2894 3403 105 Solawadgi 50 549 634 106 Somnal 43 1010 1179 118 Yalwar 39 3020 3280 107 Sulakhod 88 309 259 119 Yambatnal 23 1530 1599 120 Yarnal 17 1919 108 Tadalgi 91 476 374 2075 109 Takkalki 16 1266 1437 104 BASAVANA BAGEVADI TALUK (Contd.) VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK : RASA VANA RAGEV ADl Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in th~ column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). of the Population and L.C. Name of Village Communi· No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II Ingaleshwar 6498·17 5540 931 P(3),M(2),H RP(4) W,HP PO Saturday BS PR Phone 2 Masabiflal 2525·08 3952 733 P(2),M,H RP(2) W,HP PO -(5-10) as PR Phone 3 Bisanal 1425·23 1541 239 P,M RP W,TK PO -( - 5) -(-5) KR 4 Bommanahalli 931·94 1067 180 P,M -(-5) W,HP -(-5) - (5 -10) -( -5) KR 5 Ivanagi 970·70 1776 263 P,M -(-5) W PO -( - 5) as PR 6 Hanchinal 542·94 738 101 P - (- 5) W -(-5) -(5-10) as PR 7 Uppaladinni 832·42 1464 211 P(2) - (5 - 10) W,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) -( -5) PR 8 Hangargi 1529·20 1856 265 P ,M - ( - 5) W PO -(-5) -( - 5) PR 9 Hebbal 3190·02 2580 413 P(2),M RP(2) W,TK PO -(5 -10) as PR 10 Kirshyal 408'12 755 III P -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -( - 5) BS PR II Abbihal 495'07 445 76 P,M -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) -( - 5)·· KR 12 Mukartihal 557'72 668 III P - (- 5) W -(-5) -( - 5) -(-5) KR HP,TK 13 Mannur 1324· 30 1129 183 P(2),M -(-5) W,HP PO -( - 5) -( -5) KR 14 Nagawad 740'10 598 82 P -( -5) W,HP -( -5) -( -5) - (-5) KR 15 Muttagi 4423'10 4124 759 P(2),M RP(2) HP PO Wednesday BS PR Phone 16 Takkalki 1710'67 1437 268 P(2),M -(5-10) W,HP PO -(5-10) as PR 17 Yarnal 1771 '93 2075 380 P(2),M - (5 - 10) W,HP PO -(5 - 10) BS PI{ 18 ~andihal 352 09 1495 273 P(2),~1(2) RP \\' PO (5 10) ( -- 5) PI{ 19 Managoli 15959'26 9677 1702 P(2),M,H PHC W,T PTO Saturday BS PR FPC,RP(4) Phone 20 Hattarkihal 843'52 2119 381 P(2),M RP W,HP PO -(5-10) -(-5) PR 21 Deginal 1262'09 1043 155 P -(-5) W -(-5) - (5 -10) -( -5) KR 106 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Basavana EA Jowar We: 42·09 6117·94 126·17 211'97 N-20, M-2 Ingaleshwar Bagevadi-12 Wheat T: 42'09 A-I Basavana EA Jowar We: 62'73 2343·09 119·26 N-l, M-2, Masabinal 2 Bagevadi-IO Wheat T: 62'73 T-2 Basavana EA Jowar 1373·91 51·32 Bisanal 3 Bagevadi-21 Wheat Basavana Jowar 898·56 33 ·38 Bommanahalli 4 Bagevadi-27 Wheat Basavana EA Jowar We: 40·47 870·77 59·46 N-I Ivanagi 5 Bagevadi-4 Wheat T: 40'47 Basavana EA Jowar We: 8·09 523·89 10·96 Hanchinal 6 Bagevadi-6 Wheat T: 8·09 Basavana EA Jowar We: 25'90 746·75 59·77 Uppaladinni 7 Bagevadi-7 Wheat T: 25·90 Basavana EA Jowar We: 117·24 1355'62 56'34 N-I, M-I, Hangargi 8 Bagevadi-l0 Bajra T: 117·24 T-I Basavana EA Jowar We: 93·41 2896·60 66'37 133 ·64 N-I,M-I, Hebbal 9 Bagevadi-16 Wheat T: 93·41 T-I Basavana Jowar We:7·13 387·41 13'58 N-I, T-I Kirshyal 10 Bagevadi-18 Wheat T : 7'13 Basavana EA Jowar We: 19·02 449·73 26·32 Abbihal II Bagevadi-18 Wheat T: 19·02 Basavana EA ]owar We: 37·13 491'23 29'36 M-I Mukartihal 12 Bagevadi-15 Wheat T: 37·13 Basavana EA Jowar We: 64·75 1152'21 107 ·34 T-I Mannur 13 Bagevadi-7 Wheat T: 64-75 Basavana EA Jowar We: 20·24 681'68 38·18 Nagawad 14 Bagevadi·8 Bajra T: 20·24 Basavana EA Jowar We: 121'51 4107'22 44·72 149·63 M·4, T-I Muttagi 15 Bagevadi·11 Bajra T: 121·53 Basavana EA Jowar We: 12'14 1619'11 79·42 N-2, M-2 Takkalki 16 Bagevadi·8 Whef;lt T: 12·14 Basavana EA Jowar We :24·28 1659'21 7·17 81·27 N·6, M-2 Yarnal 17 Bagevadi·12 Wheat T : 24-28 Bil~aVarla EA Jowar We: 4'()5 '!3'51 ~4'5~ N·!. \1·1 N3!'!d;h:!! 1Q Bagevadi·12 Wheat T: 4·05 Basavana EA Jowar We: 242·82 15194·23 17·13 505·08 N·6O, M-12 Managoli 19 Bagevadi·18 Wheat T: 242·82 C·2, T·8 Basavana EA Jowar We: 8-09 762'88 72·55 N-2, M-I Haltarkihal 20 Bagevadi·20 Wheat T: 8-09 Basavana Jowar We: 16·19 1186'04 59·86 A·I1 Deginal 21 Bagevadi·17 Wheat T: 16·19 107 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BASAV ANA BAGEV ADI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges vi.l:.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). L.C. N of the Population and Communi No. ame of Village Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) househo.lds Drinking Post and of the (Bus slOp, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 22 Ukkali 8535'18 7186 1298 P(3),M(2),H PHU W,HP PO -(10+) BS PR RP 23 Yambatnal 774'12 1599 284 P,M RP W,HP PO -(10+) BS KR 24 Neginal 609'11 529 80 P -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+ ) BS KR 25 Mullal 276'65 117 20 -(-5) - (- 5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+ ) -( -5) KR 26 Donur 2295'00 2453 377 P,M RP(2) C,W,TK PO -(10+) BS KR 27 Nagur 1290'91 1936 298 P(2),M RP W,HP -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) KR 28 Huvin-Hippargi 2529-70 3789 702 P(2),M,H PHU T,W,HP PO Sunday BS PR RP(5) Phone 29 Salwadgi 6604·72 5218 931 P(3),M -( - 5) W,HP PO Friday -( -5) PR 30 Budihal 410·15 1006 188 P,M -( - 5) W,HP PO -( -5) -( -5) PR 31 Kamankeri 555·76 1045 168 P(2),M - (- 5) W -(-5) -( - 5) -( -5) KR 32 Dindawar 1998·78 2407 402 P(2),M RP W,HP PO -( - 5) BS PR 33 Ulnal 733·63 869 150 P(3),M RP W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 34 RabinaJ 1544·55 1375 233 P,M -( -5) W,HP PO -( - 5) - (- 5) KR 35 Satihal 2280·86 2109 343 P(2),M RP(2) W PO -(5 -10) BS PR HP,TK 36 Markabbinhalli 1001·39 1750 289 P,M RP W PO -(5 -10) BS PR 37 Bhairwadgi 2012·22 2365 391 P(2),M -(5 -10) W PO -(5 - 10) -( -5) KR HP,TK 38 Nagaraldon 359·64 393 61 p - (- 5) W,TK -(-5) -(10+) -( -5) KR 39 Yalwar 4958·61 3280 578 P(2),M(2),H RP(2) T,W PO -(10+) BS PR Phone 40 Kadakol 847·23 1353 208 P,M -(-5) TK PO -(5 -10) -( - 5) KR 41 Sindgeri 985·00 1206 197 P -(5-10) W -( - 5) -(5 -10) -( -5) PR 42 Nandihal (PH) 752·88 604 119 P - (- 5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5) KR 108 DIRECTOR\ LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land usc in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks inclu~ing any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Bijapur-16 EA Jowar We: 247'68 7900·22 387'28 Ukkali 22 Wheat T: 247'68 • Bijapur-33 Jowar We: 24·28 715·85 33'99 Yambatnal 23 Wheat T: 24'28 Bijapur-34 EA Jowar We: 14·16 572·12 22'83 Negihal 24 Wheat T: 14'16 Bijapur-36 Jowar We: 1·21 263·43 12'01 Mullal 25 Wheat T: 1'21 Basavana EA Jowar 2214'52 3·91 76·57 M-I, T-2 Donur 26 Bagevadi-18 Wheat Basavana EA Jowar We: 60·71 1173·19 57·01 Nagur 27 Bagevadi-4 Wheat T: 60'71 Basavana EA Jowar We: 84·99 2300·99 20·19 123'53 N-50, M-I Huvin-Hippargi 28 Bagevadi-12 Bajra T: 84·99 Basavana EA Jowar We: 87·01 6191·62 28·59 273·22 Salwadgi 29 Bagevadi-16 Bajra TK: 24·28 T: 111·29 Basavana EA Jowar We: 60·71 322·32 9'63 17'49 N-IO,M-2, Budihal 30 Bagevadi-18 Wheat T: 60·71 T-4 Basavana EA Jowar We: 4·05 519·79 14'12 17·80 Kamankeri 31 Bagevadi-22 Wheat T: 4'05 Basavana EA Jowar We: 10·12 1908·63 80'03 N-2,M-2, Dindawar 32 Bagevadi-15 Bajra T: 10·12 T-3 Basavana EA Jowar We: 22·26 679·35 32·02 Utnal 33 Bagevadi-16 Bajra T: 22'26 Basavana EA Jowar We: 12·14 1475·50 56·91 N-I Rabinal 34 Bagevadi-16 Wheat T: 12'14 Basavana Jowar 2185·29 95'57 Satihal 35 Bagevadi-24 Wheat Basavana Jowar 940·09 0'56 60·74 N-3, M-I, Markabbinhalli 36 Bagevadi-25 Bajra C-4 Basavana EA Jowar We: 1'62 1921'61 88·99 N-IO,T-I Bhairwadgi 37 Bagevadi-26 Wheat T: 1·62 Basavana Jowar 345'83 IHll Nagaraldon 38 Bagevadi-34 Wheat Basavana EA Jowar We: 30·35 4767 '17 8'57 152'52 N-IO,M-2, Yalwar 39 Bagevadi-32 Wheat T: 30'35 T-4 Talikota-26 EA Jowar 5·43 798'74 4Hl6 N-2,T-3 Kadakol 40 Wheat Talikota-21 Jowar We: 4·05 947'09 0'14 33·72 N-2 Sindgeri 41 Wheat T: 4·05 Basavana EA Jowar We: 3·24 682'60 1'08 65·96 Nandihal (PH) 42 Baaevadi-25 Wheat T: 3'24 109 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BASAV ANA BAGEV ADI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). L.C. Name of Village of the Population and Communi No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a. 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II -(-5) - (5 -10) BS PR 43 Samnal •1001·70 1179 202 P,M W,HP PO 44 Chabnur 2599·01 1655 284 P(2),M -( - 5) W,HP PO - (5 - 10) -( -5) KR 45 Sasanur 781·63 2885 448 P,M RP(2) W,TK PO - (10 +) BS PR 46 Nagaralhuli 533·98 693 125 P -( -5) W,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) -( -5) KR 47 Wadawadgi 3513'37 3403 597 P,M,H PHU W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS PR Phone 48 Hulabenchi 467'45 569 90 P -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) BS PR 49 Age.sabal 507'89 786 142 P -( -5) W,HP -(-5) - (- 5) -( -5) KR 50 Solawadgi 1036·10 634 105 P -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 51 Byakod 1919·35 1808 315 P(2),M -( -5) W,HP PO -(-5) -(-5) PR 52 Jayawadgi 680·55 728 117 P -(5 -10) W,HP -(-5) - (S - 10) BS PR 53 Kannal 1029·97 1613 235 P,M -(5 -10) W,HP PO -(5 -10) -( -5) 54 Kallkal 2272·41 1643 293 P,M -( - 5) W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS PR 55 Kodaganur 1026·45 1067 175 P -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) -( - 5) KR 56 Byalyal 616'50 577 114 P -(-5) W PO -(10+) BS PR TK,HP 57 Rajanal 621·52 430 74 P - (- 5) W,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) BS PR 58 Areshankar 899'02 735 114 P -(-5) TK,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) BS PR 5'1 Itagi 1552·84 2659 415 P(2),M RP(2) W PO -(5 -10) IlS PR M] leeralahhavi p - (- ~) -('-101 PR 61 Muddapur 742·83 240 49 p -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) BS PR 62 Bidanal 573·97 531 102 P -(- 5) W,HP -(-5) - (5 - 10) -( -5) KR 63 Halihal 993·13 709 133 P -(-5) W -(-5) - (5 - 10) -(-5) KR 110 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectare, rounded to two decimal places) Remarks indllding any place or Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturahle religious, l.,c. distance Name or Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not hi,torical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (ineluding availabk for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical grove,) intere,t. 12 13 14 15 16 17 III 19 20 2 Basavana EA lowar We: g'09 %0'31 33·30 N-I Somnal 43 Bagevadi-25 Bajra T: 8·09 Talikota-19 EA lowar 2502'82 96·19 T-I Chahnur 44 Wheat Talikota-14 EA lawar 751·82 29·81 N-I Sasanur 45 Wheat Basavana EA lowar We: 40·47 469'37 24·14 Nagaralhuli 46 Bagevadi-25 Wheat T: 40·47 Basavana EA lawar We: 97·13 3274'18 32·59 109·47 N-4,T-1 Wadawadgi 47 Bagevadi-21 Wheat T: 97·13 Basavana EA lawar We: 6·07 429·23 32'15 Hulabenchi 48 Bagevadi-20 Bajra T: 6·07 Basavana EA lowar We: 11·74 469·50 26·65 Agasabal 49 Bagevadi-14 Bajra T: 11·74 Basavana EA lowar We: 34'40 934·99 12·50 54·21 Solawadgi 50 Bagevadi-17 Wheat T:34'40 Basavana EA lowar We: 44'52 1773·29 11·92 89·62 Byakod 51 Bagevadi-17 Bajra T: 44·52 Basavana EA lowar We: 16'19 629·67 34·69 N-I,T-2 layawadgi 52 Bagevadi-17 Bajra T: 16'19 Basavana EA lowar We: 60·71 896·98 23·78 48·50 T-I Kannal 53 Bagevadi-16 Bajra T: 60·71 Basavana EA lowar We: 84·99 2061·75 44·56 81·11 N-I Kankal 54 Bagevadi-19 Bajra T: 84·99 Basavana EA lowar We: 72'85 883·46 22·95 47·19 Kadaganur 55 Bagevadi-IO Bajra T: 72·85 Basavana EA lowar We: 10·12 575·44 30·94 Byalyal 56 Bagevadi-21 Bajra T: 10'12 Basavana EA lawar We: 26·31 547·77 47·44 Rajenal 57 Bagevadi-16 Bajra T: 26·31 Basavana EA lowar TK : 27·47 812·13 59·42 Areshijnkar 58 Bagevadi-21 Bajra T: 27·47 Muddebihal-18 lawar Tk: 116'20 1387·53 .. 9·]] !'J ","'1-2, Itagi 59 Bajra T: 116·20 f-3 Muddebihal-18 lowar Tk : 11·34 339·73 17· J I .Iccralahhavi 60 Wheat T: 11·34 Muddebihal-17 lowar We: 36·42 658·53 40·31 Muddapur 61 Bajra Tk : 7·57 T : 43-99 Basavana EA lowar Tk : 58'68 487·45 27·84 Bidanal 62 Bagevadi-IO Bajra T: 58·68 Basavana EA lowar Tk : 91'06 848·67 17·69 35·71 Halihal 63 Baaevadi-IO Bajra T: 91·06 III Ji~ VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK : BASAVANA BAGEVADI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). L.C. Name of Village of the Population and Communi No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 64 Ambalanur 512'82 996 187 P(2) -( -5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -( - 5) KR 65 Narasalgi 992·72 2446 408 P(3),M RP(2) W PO -(5 -10) BS KR HP,C 66 Sankanal 2065·84 1423 240 P,M -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) PR 67 Hunashyal (P'B') 1099'82 1557 273 P(2),M RP W,HP PO -(-5) BS PR Phone 68 Karibhanthanal 1374'31 1253 208 P,M -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -( -5) -( - 5) KR 69 Kolhar 4700'72 8407 1370 P(5),M(2),H RP(6) W,HP PTO Wednesday BS PR Phone 70 Garasangi (KD) 560·16 361 48 -( - 5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) - (5 -10) -( -5) KR 71 Garasangi (BK) 805·86 412 77 P -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) -( -5) KR 72 Asangi (KD) 941'43 1099 190 P,M RP W PO -(5-10) BS PR Phone 73 Muttaladinni 398'31 15 2 - ( - 5) - ( - 5) W -(-5) - (5 -10) -( - 5) KR 74 Halladagennur 1791·42 914 163 P(2),M - (- 5) W,HP PO -(5 -10) -( -5) ,PR 75 Ronihal 1495·11 2647 463 P(2),M PHU W PO - (5 -10) BS PR 76 Kupakaddi 1674'66 1240 237 P,M RP W,N PO -(- 5) BS PR 77 Mulawad 6316'52 4696 850 P(3),M,H RP(4) W,HP PO Wednesday BS,RS PR Phone 78 Kalgurki 2105'24 1736 311 P,M -(-5) W,h" PO -(-5) BS PR 79 Malghan 1372·04 2375 406 P(2),M RP(2) W,HP PO Thursday BS PR 80 Talewad 2193'68 2563 443 P(2),M RP W,HP PO -( -5) BS PR 81 Kudgi 3109·48 4627 750 P(2),M PHU TK PTO Saturday BS PR RP W,HP Phone 82 Masuti 3750'75 4017 616 P,M,H RP W,HP PO -( - 5) BS PR Phone 83 Asangi (BK) 1015'93 879 132 P,M RP W -( -5) -(5-10) BS PR 84 Kurubaradinni 451'57 ~38 58 P -( - 5) W -( - 5) -(5 -10) -( - 5) PR 112 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Basavana EA Jowar Tk : 44'52 439'11 29·19 Ambalanur 64 Bagevadi-IO Bajra T: 44'52 Basavana EA Jowar Tk: 105·22 831'25 56·25 N-2,M-I, Narasalgi 65 Bagevadi-10 Bajra T: 105'22 T-2 Basavana EA 10war We: 30'35 1945·64 28'79 61'06 Sank anal 66 Bagevadi-9 Bajra T:30'35 Basavana EA Jowar We: 72'85 960'67 66·30 N-3,T-3, Hunashyal (P .B.) 67 Bagevadi-1l Bajra T: 72·85 C-2 Basavana EA Jowar We: 117·36 1183 ·93 14'14 58·88 N-I,M-I Karibhanthanal 68 Bagevadi-15 Bajra T: 117'36 Basavana EA Jowar 27·75 We: 34·40 4230·73 7·76 339:38 N-70,M-6, Kolhar 69 Bagevadi-35 Wheat R: 60'70 C-2,T-3 T : 95'10 Bijapur-35 EA Jowar We: 44'52 486·82 28·82 T-I Garasangi (KD) 70 Bajra T: 44'52 Bijapur-35 EA 10war W: 50'59 724'04 1·24 29'99 T-I Garasangi (BK) 71 Bajra T: 50'59 Basavana EA ' 10war We: 72·85 788·01 80'57 N-4,T-2 Asangi (KD) 72 Bagevadi-30 Bajra T: 72'85 Bijapur-36 10war We: 36'42 343'94 17 ·95 Muttaladinni 73 Wheat T: 36'42 Bijapur-33 10war We: 113·32 1615'51 62·59 T-I Halladagcnnur 74 Wheat T: 113'32 Basavana EA Jowar We: 131·53 1259·34 18·16 86'08 N-2,M-1 Ronihal 75 Bagevadi-35 Bajra T: 131'53 Bijapur-32 Jowar We: 101·18 1501'83 1'15 70'50 N-2,M-l Kupakaddi 76 Wheat T: 101'18 C-I,T-4 Bijapur-25 EA Jowar We: 206·40 5567·96 63·23 478·93 N-6,M-6, Mulawad 77 Bajra T: 206'40 C-l,T-4 Bijapur-35 EA Jowar We: 113·32 1676·85 75·79 239'28 N-I,M-I, Kalgurki 78 Bajra T: 113'32 T-3 Basavana EA Jowar We: 125·46 1175 ·28 9·35 61·95 N-4.M-3. Malghan 79 Bagevadi-30 Bajra T: 125'46 T-2 Bijapur-37 EA Jowar We: 169·97 1879·97 31'19 112·55 N-2.M-2, Talewad 80 Rajra T : 169'97 T-I Basavana EA Jowar We: 210·44 2727'91 35·72 135'41 N-5,M-5, Kudgi 81 Bagevadi-15 Bajra T: 210'44 T-3 Basavana EA Jowar We: 485·74 3062·85 40·27 161· 89 N-8,M-4, Masuti 82 Bagevadi-24 Bajra T:485'74 T-3 Basavana EA Jowar We: 44'52 928·03 43'38 Asangi (BK) 83 Bagevadi-35 Bajra T: 44'52 Basavana Jowar We: 30'35 380'46 40·76 Kurubaradinni 84 Bagevadi-35 Bajra T: 30'35 113" VILLAGE AMENITIES AND Amenities available (if nor a,'ailable withm the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and ne:>.t to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges vh:.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + km, or the nearest place where the facility is available may 'I otal area Tota! be given). of (he Poruiatil.)n and Communi "dine or Village Village (In numher o( Day or days rations hectare,) housel),)IJ, Dllllking Pmt and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) ------_._---- 2 3 4a 4b 6 7 8 9 10 II ~5 ' 81> Maltihal 767·50 640 134 P - (5 - 10) W,HP PO - (5 - 10) BS PR .~- Hanamapllr 559'75 hlO 137 P,M - (5 - 10) W,HP PO - (5 - 10) BS PR )<8 Sulak hod 269· 52 259 47 -(-5) -(5-10) W (- 5) - (5 - 10) -(5--10) KR ~9 Ara,angi 467·50 431 92 P RP W,HP (-5) - (5 -10) - (5 -10) KR 90 Bhaganagal' 238·65 222 45 P - (5 - 10) W,HP -(- 5) - (5 - 10) ( - 5) KR 91 Tadalgi 1044· ')6 374 W,HP ·(-5) - ( ·5) - (5) KR 92 Cheeraladinni 308,2.\ 575 W ( 5) 5) BS PR 93 Telgi 1458·70 2792 577 P(4),M,H PHU W,HP PTO Tuesday BS.RS PR RP(5) Phone 9'" Kaulgi 1075·15 797 168 P,M RP W,HP PO -( -5) . (-- 5) KR 95 Seekalawadgi 485·31 302 57 P -( - 5) W - (5 . 10) ( ··5) (- 5) 96 Akalawadi 356·32 263 34 P - ( 5) W (5-10) -(5-10) - ( 5) KR 97 Angadageri 1248·73 938 168 P,lI.[ - ( 5) W,HP PO - (- 5) . (- 5) KR 98 Golasangi 2096·34 4744 746 P(2),M RP(") W,HP PO Thursday BS PR Phone 99 Budni 603'48 313 56 - ( - 5) - ( - 5) W.HP -( 5) - (- 5) - ( - 5) KR 100 Beeraladinni 539,97 863 134 P - ( ·5) \\1 - (- 5) - (- 5) - (- 5) KR 101 Hunashyal (P.C) 1206'34 604 117 P -( - 5) W,S - ( -- 5) - (-- 5) - (- 5) KR 102 Unnibhavi 8,)0'51 706 116 .. ( S) W,HI' l ~) ( ') ( . ') 103 Gudadinni 658'66 540 75 P -(-5) W,i-IP -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) KR 104 Wandal 1027,36 2677 478 P(2),M RP(3) W,HP PTO Friday -(-5) PR H Phone 105 Benal 1738'29 2598 435 P(2),M -(-5) W,HP PO -( -5) -( -5) KR 114 DIRECTORY LAND USE L.and use (area under different types of land use in Hectares Remarks ___ ~ ______~u~~d~_t~o decimal places) ---"--.------~--- inducting any place of Nearest Town and Power Stark Culturable religious, L.c. distance Name of Village Supply Fo,)d I:-rigaled waste Area not hi,tori.:al No. (in Km.) Fore't (by ,our~e of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar .md .:ultivation logical gro,c') i mere,!. --_-----_.. ----_._------~----~-.------.'------! 2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 - 20 2 Basavana EA Jowar We: 38·45 558·99 33·08 Nagaradinni 85 Bagevadi-34 Bajra T: 38·45 Basavana EA Jowal We: 44'52 679·97 3·32 39·69 N-2,T-I Mattihal 86 Bagevadi-33 Bajra T: 44·52 Basavana Jowar We: 36'42 510·15 I 50 11·68 N-3,T-2 Hanamapur 87 Bagevadi-28 Baira T: 36·42 Ba,avana Jowar We: 12·55 249·26 7·71 SulakhoJ 88 Bagevadi-30 Baira T: 12·55 Basavana Jowar 'We: 30·35 422·23 14·92 Arasangi 89 Bagevadi-29 Bajra T: 30·35 Basavana Jowar We: 22·26 212·59 3·80 Bhaganagar 90 Bagevadi-25 Baira T : 22·26 Basavana EA Jowar We: 72·85 933· .. 4 2·50 35·27 Tadalgi 91 Bagevadi-25 Baira T: 72·85 Basavana EA Jowar We: 20·24 2St)'4' 7·54 ~-J Cheeraladinni 92 Bage\'adi-24 Baira T: 20·24 Hasavana EA Jowar We: 201),42 1154·04 95·64 N-50,M-4, Telgi 93 Bagevadi-22 Baira T: 208·42 C-I Basavana Jowar We: 84·99 913 ·27 In-hI 66 2~ Kaul!,! .,4 Bagevadi-26 Bajra T: 84·99 Basavana Jowar We: 44·52 417·29 23'SO Scekalawadb'i 95 Bagevadi-30 Baira T : 44·52 . 6asavana Jowar We: 30·35 315·37 (j'41 10· 1'1 Akala\\adi 'J6 Bagevadi-31 Baira T : 3(1,35 <.)- Basavana Jowar We: 113'32 1088'59 46'~2 .... -I.T-I Angadagt.Tl Bagevadi-22 Bajra T: 113 ·32 Basavana EA Jowar We: 125'46 IR51·46 11'J'42 '\i-5.\I-H, GolJ,an)!; ;.10" Bagevadi-17 Bajra T: 125'46 1-2 9') Basavana EA Jowar We : ~6'42 529·19 ~7'H7 13UUlli Bagevadi-20 Baira T : 36·42 Basavana EA Jowar We:44·52 448''J'J 1l·22 .1H·24 BeeralaJinn! ;,;0 Bagevadi-22 T . 44·52 Ba~vana Er\ Jowal" We: 76'~9 1069·21 4·2H 55'% HUlla,hyal (1'.( '.) 101 Bafjevadi-26 Wheat r : 76·8'J Ba'd\ana ju\'\Jt \\ L : .-i(,' 54 X 1'1 '.)11 24' 57 1'.-1 unnltlna\ ' 1\)2 ~i-22 Wheat T : 46·54 Ba~ EA Jowar We: 38'45 5X5·29 0·23 34'69 Gudauillll; 10' Baailldi-25 Wheat T:3X'45 Ba... EA Jowar We: 76'89 873·34 3'46 73'67 N-13.\1-3, Wanda I 104 ~-34 Wheal T: 76·89 T-1 EA Jowar 132·29 We: 105·22 1377 ·16 123'62 N-I ,1\1-1, Benal lOS 8;:'.31 Baira T: 105·22 T-I 115 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BASAV ANA BAGEV ADI Amenities avaiiable (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. '"OIl 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ;;~ Total area Total be given). L.c. of the Population and Communi- B Name of Village ..c No. Village (In number of Day or days cations (.)os hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, ...0 Educational Medical Co Water Telegraph market/hat Railway Co ~ if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 106 Gonal 393'11 728 107 P,M -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) PR 107 Nidagundi 2644·22 6325 1045 P(2),M(2),H PHC,FPC, W,TK PTO Saturday BS PR RP(3) Phone 108 Katapur Amalgamated with 109 Araladinni 801 ·68 865 147 P -( -5) W,HP -(-5) - (- 5) BS PR 110 Marimatti 220·04 125 18 -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS PR III Almatti 294·05 4710 956 P(2),M(2) D,RP(2) W,T,R PTO -( -5) BS,RS PR H(2) Phone 112 Devalapur 503·71 131 22 P -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -( - 5) BS PR 113 Chimmalgi 2902·07 'Z902 535 P(2),M RP(3) R PO -(5 -10) BS PR Phone 114 Majarekoppa 412·98 315 56 P -( -5) W -(-5) -(10+) BS PR 115 Maradgi 1006·26 363 71 P -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) BS .PR 116 Gani 937'50 1627 285 P(2),M -( - 5) R,HP PO -(5 -10) BS PR 117 Bisalakoppa 289·25 115 16 P - (- 5) R -(-5) -(5 - 10) BS PR 118 Sidnath 1610·22 1139 190 P,M - (5 - 10) W,HP, -(-5) -(5 -10) -( - 5) PR R 119 Halerolli 1072'57 1052 162 P(2) -(5-10) W,HP, PO -(5 -10) -( -5) KR R 120 Baluti 2320'93 1487 277 P,M - (- 5) W,HP, PO -( -5) -( -5) KR R Total 185195'68 201148 34499 nasavana Bagevadi 12650'51 Fully included in the limits of Basavana Bagevadi Town, Muncipality 116 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.c. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Basavana Jowar We: 38·85 339-50 14-76 N-I Gonal 106 Bagevadi-28 Bajra T: 38-85 Muddebihal-20 EA Jowar 263-21 We: 72-85 2171-76 10-17 126-23 N-150,M-4, Nidagundi 107 Bajra T: 72-85 T-8,C-1 Muddapur, L.C_ No- 61 Katapur 108 Basavana EA Jowar 130-56 We: 38-45 411-12 v- 33 221-22 Araladinni 109 Bagevadi-29 Bajra T:38-45 Basavana Jowar 92-29 We: 4-05 87-61 36-09 Marimatti 110 Bagevadi-24 Bajra T: 4-05 Basavana EA Jowar 25-64 We: 30-35 168-61 69-45 N-120,M-I, Almatti til Bagevadi-29 Bajra T:30-35 C-3,T-1 Basavana EA Jowar 237-98 We: 6-07 236-31 23-35 Devalapur 112 Bagevadi-26 Bajra T: 6-07 Basavana Jowar 109-57 We: 72-85 2478-40 10-28 210-74 N-2,M-I, Chimmalgi 113 Bagevadi-31 Bajra R: 20-23 T-I,A-lll T :93-08 Basavana Jowar We: 30-35 336-04 46-59 Majarekoppa 114 Bagevadi-33 Bajra T:30-35 Basavana EA Jowar We: 50-59 870-37 85-30 Maradgi 115 Bagevadi-24 Bajra T: 50-59 Basavana EA Jowar We: 44-52 665-32 197-31 Gani 116 Bagevadi-25 Bajra R: 30-35 T : 74-87 Basavana Jowar We: 28-33 179-68 56-96 Bisalakoppa 117 Bagevadi-25 Bajra R: 24-28 T: 52-61 Basavana Jowar 7-68 We: 28-33 1304-24 144-51 Sidnath 118 Bagevadi-26 Bajra R: 125-46 T: 153-79 Basavana Jowar We: 20-24 945-83 61-99 N-l Halerolli 119 Bagevadi-27 Bajra R: 44-51 T: 64-75 Basavana EA Jowar We: 6-07 2034-51 195-36 N-I Baluti 120 Bagevadi-36 Bajra R. 84-99 T: 91-06 W: 95-11 We: 606J-88 Tk: 486-34 R: 390-52 1032-40 T : 7035 -85 166881-87 896-44 9349-12 I t7 BIJAPUR TALUK . ;:. t U a:: T t I/) :I~...... z ~ • 5 , o a:: ::> ,«Cl. iii ; i I ..' I ..J , • ..-" ! ... ..·< ~ 1 £..· < ':0 I £· £ '; ~i !! ."_.-,-.~.-. p'nl'1i ;; -"· i ~.J.JI~jlS\G '0 >- ·~ '"g ~ -: 0 co ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK:BIJAPUR 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of village Name of village ----- No. L.c. No. 1971 1981 L.c. 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 Aheri 94 1933 2457 46 Hunsyal 91 128 413 (Bheri) 2 Ainapur 20 1660 2224 47 Inganal 97 378 384 3 Alaginal 71 529 747 48 Itangihal 84 1167 1480 4 Aliyabad 96 1939 2727 5 Ankalagi 5 1571 1891 49 Jainapur 49 2841 2621 6 Arakeri 81 4658 5638 50 Jalageri 77 2257 2821 7 Arjunagi 37 2844 3264 51 Jambagi (A) 93 2386 2727 52 Jambagi (H) 54 1006 1157 8 Babalad 61 597 843 53 Jumnal 17 2482 2971 9 Babaleshwar 21 8798 10020 10 Babanagar 68 2814 3038 54 Kaggod 8 1655 2029 II Baratagi 82 1917 2814 55 Kakhandaki 27 6588 8073 12 Bellubbi 48 1332 1617 56 Kallakavatagi 73 527 616 13 Bijapur (Rural) 109 103 57 Kambagi 32 1877 2283 14 Bijjaragi 69 3610 4192 58 Kanabur 56 1100 1230 15 Bolachikkalaki 64 843 1020 59 Kanamadi 70 4396 5650 16 Bommanalli 106 903 962 60 Kanamuchanal 22 1214 981 17 Buranpur 3 1070 1275 61 Kannal 99 1247 1391 18 Butnal 2 1317 1751 62 Kannur 102 5241 6710 63 Karjol 28 1607 1729 19 Chikkagalagali 55 624 792 64 Katakanahalli 13 1324 1481 65 Katral 35 1228 1408 20 Dasyal 43 1225 813 66 Kaulagi II 1168 1585 21 Devapur 60 706 742 67 Kengalagutti 62 950 1082 22 Devaragennur 51 1420 1727 68 Khatijapur 18 888 943 23 Dhanaragi 78 1269 1164 69 Kodabagi 65 473 595 24 Dhanyal 44 1146 1051 70 Kotyal 88 1886 1853 25 Domanal 104 1643 1648 71 Kumatagi 9 1657 2087 26 Oudihal 29 534 662 72 Kumathe 39 1989 2034 27 Dyaberi 95 1741 1936 73 Lingadalli 50 386 391 28 Gonasagi 72 1028 1147 74 Lohagaon 80 1462 1823 29 Gugadaddi 98 515 744 30 Gunadal 63 1572 1958 75 Madagunaki 31 690 935 31 Gunaki 108 1077 1639 76 Madasnal 103 758 817 77 Madhabhavi 4 2678 3066 32 HadagaJi 7 2679 3181 78 Mahalbagayat 5082 4330 33 Halagani 33 2476 3035 79 Makanapur 100 2254 2355 34 Hanchinal (PH) 83 952 1461 80 Mamadapur 45 2738 3155 35 Hanchinal (PM) 66 327 151 81 Mangalore 59 592 603 36 Hangaragi 47 1408 1723 82 Minchinal 107 21'iR 2(;05 Ji Hegadihal 14 1823 1950 38 Hittinahalli 16 2572 3092 83 Nagaral 42 1188 1205 39 Hokkundi 38 897 883 84 NagatMn 90 4396 5164 40 Honaganahalli 25 1536 1386 85 Nandj 34 702 942 41 Honawad 89 5807 6383 86 Navarasapur 86 1130 939 42 Honnalli 92 1250 1357 87 Nidoni 41 3299 4026 43 Honnutagi 10 2287 2470 44 Hosur 53 1030 1221 88 Rambhapur 19 398 527 45 Hubanur 74 1134 1040 121 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK:BIJAPUR --- --~~ -----~-.---- 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Censu~ Name of villagt: ----- Name of village ----- No. L.c. No. L.c. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. -~""""""",--~--.,,-,-- "~'~--', .. 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 _--~~=--o-_..,__= __ ------89 Sarawad 23 5252 4466 101 Tiganibidare 40 1144 1345 90 Savanalli 24 1551 1599 102 Tikota 67 7253 7781 91 Shegunashi 30 990 1355 103 Tonsyal 26 1777 2062 92 Shirabur 57 780 750 104 Toravi 85 4061 4391 93 Shirnal 101 682 1027 94 Shivanagi 6 4677 6215 105 Ukumanal 12 707 792 95 Siddapur 79 2929 2707 106 Uppaladinni 46 1358 1539 96 Slltagumll 52 619 844 107 Utnal 15 1883 2281 97 Tajapuf (H) 87 3329 3612 108 Yakkundi 36 927 1336 98 Tajapuf (p.M.) 58 209 246 109 Yatnal 76 1002 1032 99 Takkalaki 75 1484 1924 100 Tidagllndi 105 977 1137 / 122 BUAPURTALUK(~nt~) VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BIJAPUR Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. CI) bO 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may os Total area Total be given). ~ L.e. of the Population and Communi- 9 Name of Village .c No. Village (In number of Day or days cations uos hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, 0... Educational Medical Co Water Telegraph market/hat Railway Co if any Station, « Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II Mahalbagayat 3058'16 4330 726 P(3),M(3) -( - 5) T PO -(-5) BS PR AC Phone 2 Butnal 2184·27 1751 265 P - (5 - 10) W,TK - (- 5) -(5 - to) BS PR 3 Buranpur 1813'05 1275 195 P -( - 5) W,HP -( - 5) -( - 5) -(-5) KR 4 Madhabhavi 4665'07 3066 543 P(5),M -- (- 5) W,HP PO -(10+) BS KR 5 Ankalag: 3002·91 1891 320 P(2) -(-5) W,HP PO -(5-10) BS PR 6 Shivanagi 6563·83 6215 933 P(5),M(4) RP W,HP PO Tuesday BS' PR H,AC Phone 7 Hadagali 3945·49 3181 483 P(5),M -(5 -10) W,HP PO - (10 +) BS PR AC Phone 8 Kaggod 2105'85 2029 354 P,M -( - 5) W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS PR 9 Kumatagi 2517'87 2087 331 P(2),M -( - 5) W,HP PO -(10+) BS PR 10 Honnutagi 2283'92 2470 458 P(3),M(2) PHC,FPC W,HP PO -(5 -10) ~S PR 11 Kaulagi 1415'13 1585 293 P(2),M -(-5) W,HP -(-5) - (10 +) BS PR 12 Ukumanal 879·60 792 129 P - (5 - (0) Vo.' PO -(5-10) BS PR 13 Katakanahalli 1350·78 1481 224 P(2),M RP W,HP PO -(10+ \ -( - 5) KR 14 Hegadihal 1805'58 1950 333 P,M,AC -( - 5) W,HP PO -(10+ ) BS PR 15 Utnal 1162'49 2281 370 P(3),M(2) -(10+) W PO -(10+) BS PR 16 Hittinahalli 2504'47 3092 552 P(3),M RP W,HP PTO - (5 - 10) BS PR AC Phone 124 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks -----_._--- including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.c. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Bijapur-2 EA JowaL We: 647'52 1263·23 219·75 927·66 N-6 Maha1bagayat Bajra T: 647'52 Bijapur-6 EA Jowar We: 216·92 1175·19 370·71 421·45 Bulllal 2 T : 216·92 Bijapur-5 EA Jowar W : 80·94 1135 ·9ll 38·85 463·79 Buranpur 3 We: 93·49 T : 174·43 Bijapur-13 EA Jowar W: 161-88 3465-94 713·89 175-24 N-2,T-I Madhabhavi 4 We: 148'12 T : 310·00 Bijapur-29 EA Jowar W : 80·94 2727·72 1·62 107·64 Ankalagi 5 Bajra We: 84·99 T: 165'93 Bijapur-29 EA Jowar W : 229·46 5736·22 84·99 189·40 N-6,M-1 Shivanagi 6 Bajra We: 323·76 1'-3 T:553'22 Bijapur-24 EA Jowar W : 96-32 3407-64 142-86 136·79 N-2 Hadagali 7 Bajra We: 161·88 T : 258·20 Bijapur-19 EA Jowar W: 69·61 1797.,20 53·02 106·03 N-2,T-1 Kaggod 8 Bajra We: 84·99 T: 154·60 Bijapur-19 EA Jowar W: 121·41 1989·33 29·14 190·21 A-I Kumatagi 9 We: 139·22 Tk : 48·56 T: 309·19 Bijapur-16 EA Jowar W: 82'15 1900·67 48·56 131·13 N-4,M-2, Honnutagi 10 We: 121·41 T-2 T: 203·56 Bijapur-13 EA Jowar W : 40·47 1199·43 4·05 91·86 N-2 Kaulagi 11 We: 79·32 T: 119·79 Bijapur-IO EA Jowar W: 8·90 822·94 0·81 46·95 N-I Ukumanal 12 Bajra T: 8·90 Bijapur·29 EA ]owar \\': 63·54 l~4:'58 3·64 3(J·a2 N4,T 1 K,:u~k.1nal;,:d!i lJ Bajra T: 63·54 Bijapur-22 EA Jowar W: 123·43 1604·44 11·33 66·38 Hegadihal 14 Bajra T: 123·43 Bijapur-19 EA Jowar W: 10'12 1058 ·48 2·02 51'40 T-2 Utnal 15 Bajra We: 40·47 T: 50'59 Bijapur-IO EA Jowar W : 80·94 2250·31 2·83 94·71 N-3,M-1 Hittinahalli 16 Bajra We: 75·68 T: 156'62 125 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK : BIJAPlJR Amenities available (ilnot a\ailable within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the ,olumn and ne\! to it in brackets, the distance' in broad ranges l'i;:.-5kms. '"co 5-10 kms. and 10 + kim of the nearest pla,e where the ra<:ility is available may -"! rota I area Total be given). > I .c. or the Population and Communi- S Naill, of Villagc' ..c:: No. Village (In number or Day or day, ,at ion, "J he,tares) households Drinking Post and or the (Bus ,top, '"0 Edu<:ational Medkal 0. 0- Water Telegraph markt'll hat Railway -< ir any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 6 7 8 9 to II 17 Jumnal 3177'56 2971 482 P(3),M (5 - 10) W,HP PO -(10+ ) BS,RS PR AC III Khatijapur 477·12 943 170 P(2),M (5 - 10) W,HP PO - (5 - 10) BS PR 19 Rambhapur 748'02 527 107 P,M - ( - 5) W -( - 5) -- (- 5) -- ( - 5) KR 20 Ainapur 1297'63 2224 359 P(2),M -- (5 - 10) W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS PR 21 Babale,hwar 7648·RO I(X)20 1743 P(4),M(3),H PHC T,W PTO Friday BS PR PUC FPC Phone 22 Kanamu<:hanal 930·64 9111 174 P,M -( - 5) W PO - (-- 5) - (-- 5) KR 23 Sarawad 5838·32 4466 806 P(4),M(2) RP W,T PO Saturday BS PR H Phone 24 Savanalli 854'65 1599 294 P,M,AC -(10+ ) W,HP PO -(10+ ) BS,RS PR 25 Honaganahalli 1543·71 1386 247 P(2),M RP W,HP PTO -(10+ ) BS,RS PR Phone 26 Tonsyal 1333·84 2062 335 P,M -(5 -10) T PO -(5 -- 10) - (- 5) KR 27 Kakhandaki 8723 ·98 8073 1364 P(5),M(3) PHU w PO Monday BS PR AC RP Phone 28 Karjol 3564·96 1729 299 P,M,AC -(5 -10) W PO -(5 - 10) BS PR 29 Dudihal 1340· 54 662 102 P - (5 - 10) W - (- 5) - (5 - 10) (5 - 10) PR 30 Sh-:~lli,..t..,hi : j 51'"7 i 1355 2·w (5 10) W,HP PO (- 5) liS PR 31 Madagunaki 669·64 935 158 P -( -5) W -( - 5) -(-5) -( -5) PR 32 Kambagi 3428'84 2283 377 P(2),M -(-5) W PO - (10 +) BS PR 126 DIRECTORY LAND USE I and usc (arca under different types or lan.J 'i'< ,,: :-1('(, :.trl~" rounded to two dccimal pl"",) ReJll,_t1~' indudlllg a n~ piaL"_' ,or Nearest Town and l 'ulturahle rcligiou" L.c. Power Staple Name of Village distance Irrigated W<.l,tc t\ It':.! Iwt No. Supply FOlld ili,torical (in Kill.) Forest (by source of Un-irriga:cJ (ill(lnd"lg ,1\ ailablc ror or alL'ha.:o- irrigation) !!al"..:h~~r anJ ntiti\ati I'J 20 2 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 112 -10 N-I,( -I .Iulllllal 17 Hijapur-IO leA .Iowar W: 104 ·82 27'J2-6'J h-'17 l3aj ra We: 161-88 T : 266,70 15 ':X J,;halijanur 18 Hijapur-IO fA .Iowar We: 10'12 451-22 Bajra T- 10' 12 0,81 "i -4X Rambhapur 1'J Bijapur-) lOA .Iowar W: 14-57 6..l0-78 Ilajra We: 32-38 T: 46-'J5 6, -4'J N-I Aillapur 20 Bijapur-6 lOA Jowar W: 80-'J4 I04'J-I'J In I'J Bajra We: 87-82 T: 168-76 )-24 Wi -85 N-18,!\1-14 Ilabaleshwar 21 Bijapur-24 FA .Iowar W: 728-46 6240-44 [-3 Hajra We: 276-81 I: loos-n A-II 2-02 51 -()(l Kanal1luchallal 22 Bijapur-18 EA .Iowar 877-62 2-43 251-) I N·(',!\I·1 Sarawau 2J iBijapur-14 EA .lowar W: 11-74 5572-84 Wheal T: 11-74 T-_' 2-02 24-2'J N-4,M-1 Sa,allalli 24 Bijapur-17 l'A .IowaI' W: 16'1'J 7'JI-n Wheal Wc _ 20-23 T: 36-42 24 'J1-40 N-4,1-2 Honagallailalli 25 Bijapur-16 EA .lowar \V : 20- 24 1404-4'J 3 Wheal We: 24-28 T : 44-52 'J-71 36-43 TOIl';yal 26 Bijapur-16 Jowar 1287-70 Wheat 35-01 2'J2-20 N-6,M-S, Kakhandaki 27 Bijapur-35 EA Jowar 5-26 W: 231'4'J 7K27 -57 C-2,T-4 Wheat We: 331-85 T: 563 -34 A-III 3-24 614'74 Karjol 28 Bijapur-29 EA Jowar W: 73-66 2812'62 Wheat We: 60·70 T: 134-36 g--l'(l3 Dudihal 29 Bijapur-35 EA Jowar W : 4~'56 : 17 127 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BIJAPUR Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown inlhe column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. .. OIl 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may "cg Total area Total be given). ;; L.e. of the Population and Communi- £: Name of Village -=v No. Village (In number of Day or days cations 0:1 hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, e... Educatkmal Medical Co Water Telegraph market/hat Railway Co if any Station, -< ----- Waterway) 2 3 4'a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 33 Halagani 2279·17 3035 503 P(2),M(2) -(-5) W,HP PO -(- 5) as PR 34 Nandyal 530·04 942 131 P -(10+) W,HP -(- 5) -(10+) -(-5) KR 35 Katral 830·05 1408 241 P RP W,HP -(-5) -(10+) - (-5) KR 36 Yakkundi 1571'04 1336 215 P -(5-10) W,HP PO -(5 - 10) BS PR 37 Arjunagi 2648' 58 3264 556 P(4),M(2) RP W,HP PO Sunday BS PR 38 Hokkundi 1149'49 883 146 P -(5- 10) W,HP PO -(-5) - (- 5) KR 39 Kumathe 1909'85 2034 308 P(2),M RP W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS PR 40 Tiganibidare 1501·90 1345 191 P,M -( -5) W,HP PO -( - 5) -(-5) KR 41 Nidoni 6307·58 4026 632 P(2),M RP W,HP PTa Tuesday BS PR Phone 42 Nagaral 1035·01 1205 207 P,M -(5 - 10) W,HP PO -(- 5) BS PR Phone 43 Dasyal 699·72 813 156 P,M RP W PO -( - 5) BS PR 44 Dhanyal 1401·55 1051 183 P,M -(5 -10) Vi PO -( - 5) BS KR i 45 Mamadapur 2695'12 3155 594 P(3),M(2), PHU W,HP 0 Thursday BS PR H RP,D hone 46 Uppaladinni 1429-09 1539 249 P(2),M -(5 -10) W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) PR 47 Hanga'ragi 1906'35 1723 289 P(2),M -(5 -10) R 0 -( - 5) -( -5) KR 128 DIRECTOR\' LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks inciudillg any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturablc religious, L.c. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (induding available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultiva!ion logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Bijapur-29 EA Jowar W : 40·47 2061·04 17·81 69·20 N-2,M-l Halagani 33 Wheat We; 90'65 T-4 T: 131·12 Jamkhandi-25 EA Jowar W: 40·47 431·29 2'02 17·81 Nandyal 34 Wheat We: 38·45 T: 78·92 Jamkhandi-30 EA Jowar W : 53·42 667·77 11·33 48·56 M-I Katral 35 Wheal We: 48'':17 T: 102·39 lamkhandi-32 EA Jowar W: 20·24 1356·95 1 ·21 69·21 N-2,T-I Yakkundi 36 Wheal We: 74·87 Tk : 48·56 T: 143·67 lamkhandi-28 EA Jowar W: 98·75 2300'13 31·57 96·72 N-4.M-2 Arjunagi 37 Wheat We: 121'41 T-5 T : 220'16 Bijapur-35 EA Jowar W: 41'68 1026·46 7·28 29'55 Hokkundi 38 Wheat We: 44'52 T: 86'20 Bijapur-32 EA Jowar W: 46'95 1662·58 Ii ·33 67'58 N-I.M-2 Kumathe 39 Wheat We: 121·41 T-3 T: 168'36 Bijapuf-29 EA Jowar W: 52'61 1340'83 1'21 66·78 Tiganibidare 40 Wheat We: 40·47 T:93'08 Bijapur-29 EA Jowar W: 283'29 5533 '39 45'32 232'30 N-4.M-1 Nidoni 41 Wheat We: 213·28 T-3 T : 496'57 Bij~pur-32 EA Jowar W: 40'47 887·29 0·82 21·45 N-I Nagaral 42 Wheat We: 84·98 T: 125·45 Bijapur-24 EA Jowar 658·03 2·83 38·86 Dasyal 43 Wheat Bijapur-24 EA lowar 1350·55 2·02 48·98 Dhanyal 44 Wheat Jamkhandi-30 EA Jowar 620· 32 We: 227'44 1376·69 8·90 370-71 M-I.T-l Mamadapur 45 Wheat Tk: 91'06 A-IV T: 31B·50 Jamkhandi-31 EA }owar W: 91·46 1151·87 64·35 A-V UppJadinni 46 Wheat We: 121'41 T: 212·87 Bijapuf-32 EA Jowar W: 117'36 158H8 7·28 95·10 Hangaragi 47 Wheat R: 105·23 T: 222'59 129 ., VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK: BIJAPUR Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the. facility is available may ~ ::::'" Total area Total be given). > L.c. of the Population and Communi- .9 Name of Village .<:: No. Village (In number of Day or days Cj cations Oil hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, 0 Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway ~ if any Station, <: Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 48 Bellubbi 1615·20 1617 277 P,M -( - 5) R PO -(5 -10) BS PR 49 Jainapur 2284·15 2621 517 P(3),M -(- 5) R PO Friday BS PR Phone 50 Lingadalli 903·98 391 72 P -( - 5) R -(-5) -( - 5) -(-5) KR 51 Devaragennur 1735·05 1727 296 P,M RP W,HP PO -(10+) BS PR 52 Sutagundi 619·82 844 134 P -(5 -10) W -(5 -10) -(5 -10) -(-5) KR 53 Hosur 1180·38 1221 196 P,M -(-5) R PO -( - 5) BS PR 54 Jambagi (H) 404·38 1157 205 P(3),M -( - 5) R PO -(-5) BS PR 55 Chik kagalagali 696·17 792 122 P(2),M -( - 5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) BS PR AC ~6 Kanabur 845·65 1230 205 P,M RP W,R PO -( - 5) BS PR D 57 Shirabur 1143·47 750 132 P,AC -(5 -10) T,W,R PO -(5 -10) BS PR 58 Tajapur (P.M.) 172·92 246 39 P - (5 - 10) W -(-5) -( - 5) -( - 5) KR 59 Mangalore 602·26 603 117 P -(-5) W -(-5) -( - 5) -(-5) KR 60 Devapur 765·54 742 138 P - (5 - 10) W,HP PO -(10+ ) BS PR 61 Babalad 840·54 843 137 P -(10+) RoT -(-5) - (10 +) -(-5) PR 62 Kengalagutti 1069·71 1082 192 P - (5 - 10) W -( -5) -(5 -10) BS PR 130 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (induding available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Bijapur-32 EA Jowar W: 96·32 1292·65 10·93 134·36 Bellubbi 48 Wheat R: 80·94 T: 177·26 Jamkhandi-30 EA Jowar W: 10·12 1766·54 1·21 384·87 N-2,M-2 Jainapur 49 Wheat R: 121·41 T-4,C-I T: 131·53 Jamkhandi-29 EA Jowar W: 8·09 776·90 4·05 46·95 Lingadalli 50 Wheat R: 67·99 T: 76·08 Jamkhandi-29 EA Jowar W: 109·27 1359·89 11·74 92·27 N-I Devaragennur 51 Wheat R: 161·88 T: 271·15 Jamkhandi-25 EA Jowar W: 40·47 448·23 7·28 78·51 Sutagundi 52 Wheat R: 45·33 T: 85·80 lamkhandi-36 EA Jowar W: 16·19 978·84 96·32 N-4,T-4 Hosur 53 Wheat R: 89·03 T: 105·22 lamkhandi-35 EA Jowar R: 32·38 344·08 0·81 27·11 N-2,T-2 Jambagi (H) 54 Wheat T: 32·38 lamkhandi-32 EA Jowar W:23·48 519·32 9·71 95·10 N-I,T-1 Chikkagalagali 55 Wheat R: 48·56 T: 72·04 lamkhandi·35 EA Jowar W: 16·18 723·43 2·43 71·23 N-1,M-1 Kanabur 56 Wheat R: 32·38 T-4 T: 48·56 Jamkhandi·34 EA Jowar W: 113·72 924·12 13·36 51·80 N-1,T-1 Shirabur 57 Wheat R: 40·47 T: 154·19 lamkhandi-28 EA Jowar W: 24-28 141·76 1·21 5·67 Tajapur (P.M.) 58 Wheat T: 24·28 lamkhandi-30 EA Jowar W: 72·44 472·76 1·62 14·97 Mangalore 59 Wheat Tk : 40·47 T: 112·91 lamkhandi-25 EA Jowar W: 88·63 647·77 4·86 24·28 A-VI Devapur 60 Wheat T: 88·63 lamkhandi-24 EA Jowar W: 10·12 692·02 4·05 43·70 N-2 Babalad 61 Wheat R: 90·65 T: 100·77 Jamkhandi-34 EA Jowar W : 95·10 890·43 5·67 40·06 T-I Kengalagutti 62 Wheat We: 38·45 T: 133·55 131 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK: BIJAPUR .Amenitie .. available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it ill brackeb, the distance in broad ranges viZ.-5kms_ 5-10 kim_ and 10 + km, of the neare,t place where the facility is available may be given). Total area Total L.e. of the Population and Communi Name of Village No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) homeholds Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 63 Gunadal 890,65 \958 32() P(2),M RP W,HP PO - -(\0+) BS PR D 64 Bolachikkalaki 654-94 1020 184 P,M,AC -(5 -10) W,HP PO -(10+) BS PR 65 Kodabagi 1089, 17 595 100 P -( -5) W,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) -( -5) KR 66 lIananchinal (P.M_) 541-55 151 26 P -( -5) W -(-5) - (- 5) -(-5) KR (,7 Tikota 6099-48 7781 1404 P(4), PHC W,HP PTO Thursday BS PR M(3),H FPC Phone 68 Babanagar 5037 -54 3038 522 P(3),M RP W,HP PO - (5 - 10) BS PR 69 Bijjaragi 5887'46 4192 793 P(2),M(2) RP T,W PTO Saturday BS PR AC Phone 70 Kanarnadi 9649-64 5650 931 P(3), PHU W,T PTO Friday BS PR M(2),H RP Phone 71 Alaginal 719-07 747 I I I P(2) - (5 - 10) W,HP -(-5) - (5 - 10) -( -5) KR 12 Gonasagi 931'40 1147 202 P,M -(10+) W,HP PO - (5 - 10) BS PR 73 Kallakavatagi 1294-13 616 100 P -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -( -5) KR 74 Hubanur 1526-18 1040 196 P(3),M -(10+) W -(-5) -(10+) BS PR 75 Takkalaki 26%,96 1924 290 P -(5-10) W PO -(5 -10) BS KR 76 Yatnal 1847'88 1032 202 P,M - (5 -10) W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS PR 77 Jalageri 4244'55 2821 397 P(5),M - (5 - 10) W PO - (5 -10) BS PR 78 Dhanaragi 2390-94 1164 217 P(2),M RP W PO -(5 -10) BS PR [) 79 Siddapur 4868 -19 2707 449 P(4), -( - 5) W PO -(5 -10) BS PR M(2) Phone 80 Lohagaon 2018-83 1823 297 P(2),M -(-5) W,HP PO -(5-10) BS PR AC 81 Arakeri 5512-51 5638 817 P(5I,M -(5 -10) W,HP PO - (5 -10) BS PR Phone 132 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious; distance Name of Village L.c. Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 lamkhandi-28 EA lowar W : 40·47 741-72 1-21 32-79 N-3,M-I Gunadal 63 Wheat We: 74'46 T-I T : 114-93 lamkhandi-24 EA lowar W : 40·47 493-87 11'74 27·92 Bolachikkalaki 64 Wheat We :80-94 T: 121·41 lamkhandi-28 EA lowar W: 121'41 886·82 5·26 39·66 Kodabagi 65 Wheat We: 36'02 T: 157-43 lamkhandi-30 EA lowar W: 50-18 445-64 2-43 6-87 Hanchinal (P -M) 66 Wheat Tk : 36-43 T: 86-61 Bijapur-22 EA lowar We: 358-16 5460-46 65-97 214-89 N-2,M-5 Tikota 67 Wheat T: 358-16 T-I,C-2 A-Vll Bijapur-30 EA lowar We: 330-64 3810-90 686-37 209-63 N-3,M-2, Babanagar 68 Wheat T: 330-64 T:6 Bijapur-32 EA lowar We: 413-20 4721-12 341-16 411-98 N-8,M-13 Bijjaragi 69 Wheat T:413-20 T-18 Bijapur-38 EA lowar We: 469-45 8074-54 673-83 431-82 N-8,M-3 Kanamadi 70 Wheat T: 469-45 T-7 A-Vlll Bijapur-38 lowar W : 78-11 536-15 29-54 75-27 Alaginal 71 Wheat T: 78-11 Bijapur-36 EA lowar We: 93-89 785-30 52-21 T-2 Gonasagi 72 Wheat T: 93-89 Bijapur-34 EA lowar We: 70-01 920-19 303-93 Kallakavatagi 73 Wheat T: 70-01 Bijapur-25 lowar W: 145-69 1278 -91 8-50 93-08 Hubanur 74 Bajra T: 145-69 Bijapur-24 lowar W: 186-57 2313-31 23-07 174-01 Takkalaki 75 Bajra T: 186-57 Bijapur-25 EA lowar W: 127-48 1552-04 25-90 142-46 Yatnal 76 Bajra T: 127-48 Bijapur-10 EA lowar We: 242-82 3464-29 92-27 445-17 M-I Jalager; 77 Bajra T: 242-82 Bijapur-20 Jowar W:1I6-15 2126-67 21-45 126-67 M-I Dhanaragi 78 Bajra T: 116-15 Bijapur-16 EA lowar We: 353-30 4323-46 80-13 111-30 M-1 Siddapur 79 Bajra T: 353 -30 Bijapur-IO EA lowar We: 197-90 1733-51 8-09 79-33 N-I,T-I Lohagaon 80 Bajra T: 197·90 Bijapur-IO EA lowar We: 356-54 4930-96 90-25 134-76 M-I Arakeri 81 Bajra T: 356-54 133 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND r ALUK : BIJAPUR Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in bracket" the distance in broad ranges viz_-5kms_ 5-10 km.'_ and 10 + kms or the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given)_ I ( _ or the Population and Name or Village Communi '\;ll_ Village (In number or Day or days cations hectare,) hou,eholds Drinking Post and Educational Medical of the (Bus stop, Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II HZ Baratagi 2211-24 2814 421 P(6),M -(10+) W,HP PO -(10+) - (10 +) PR R3 Handlinal (PH) 1284-27 1461 246 P -(5 -10) W,HP -(-5) -(10+ ) BS PR 84 Itangihal 2602-45 1480 234 P(3) - (5 - 10) W,HP PO -(10+ ) BS PR R5 Toravi 8425-62 4391 860 P(6),M(3) RP W,T PO -(5 -10) BS PR Phone H6 Navara,arur 775 -98 939 172 -(-5) RP T -( -5) -(-5) BS PR 87 Tajapur (H) 5429·86 3612 596 P(4),M -(5 -10) W PO -(5 -10) BS PR Phone R8 Kotyal 2713'52 1853 343 P(2),M -(5 -10) T,W PO -(5 -10) BS PR 89 Honawad 7959· 36 6383 1137 P(2) RP W,T PTO Wednesday BS PR M(2),H Phone 90 Nagathan 4528·09 5164 916 P(3),M,H PHU W,HP PO Monday BS PR AC D Phone 91 Hunsyal 960-26 413 69 P -(- 5) W -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 92 Honnalli 1420-86 1357 243 P,M -( - 5) W,HP PO - (- 5) BS PR '13 Jambagi (A) 3503-76 2727 436 P,M,AC RP W,HP PO - (5 -10) BS PR 94 Aheri (Bheri) 3638' 55 2457 382 P(2),M -( -5) W,HP PO -(5-10) BS PR 95 Dyaberi 1872·11 1936 327 P,M,AC -( -5) W,HP PO -(5-10) BS PR 96 Aliyabad 2376·02 2727 431 P(6),AC -(5 -10) W,HP PO -(5-10) BS PR 97 Inganal 507-47 3~4 69 -(10+ ) \\ --( - 5) -- (10 +) - (- 5) KR 98 Gugadaddi 537·30 744 131 P -( - 5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 99 Kannal 1164·82 1391 228 P(2), RP W,HP PO - (10 +) BS PR M,AC 100 Makanapur 3168·02 2355 340 P(3),M - (5 - 10) W,TK PO -(- 5) BS PR 134 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two dedmal places) Remarks induding any plal.:\? of Nearest Town and Power Staple Cuhurable religious, L.C distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- i rrigat ion) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20 2 Bijapur-12 EA Jowar We: 156·62 1805'33 48·97 119·38 M-2 Baratag~ 82 Bajra Tk : 80·94 T : 237'56 Bijapur-12 EA Jowar We: 114·53 1077'47 6·88 44·92 T-I Hanchinal (PH) 83 Bajra Tk : 40·47 T: 155·(){) Bijapur-12 EA Jowar We: 320·52 1621'87 514·.n 145·69 Itangihal 84 Bajra T: 320·52 Bijapur-6 EA Jowar We: 456·91 7329'69 314·05 324·97 A-IX Toravi 85 T : 456·91 Bijapur-5 EA Jowar We: 99·15 434'82 97·\3 144·88 Navarasapur 86 Bajra T: 99·15 Bijapur-18 EA Jowar W : 373·13 4908'61 8·50 139·62 N-2,M-1 Tajapur (H) 87 Bajra T: 373 '13 T-2 Bijapur-24 EA Jowar 9·31 2621'25 82·96 M-I Kotyal 88 Bajra Bijapur-32 EA Jowar We: 317·69 7298'48 37·23 305·96 N-6,T-6 Honawad 89 Bajra T: 317·69 Bijapur-19 EA Jowar We: 452·05 3513'91 400·25 N-6,M-1 Nagathan 90 Tk :161·88 T-3 T : 613·93 Bijapur-22 EA Jowar W : 72'44 841'28 46'54 Hunsyal 91 T : 72·44 Bijapur-27 EA Jowar W: 218'13 1093'46 2·83 106·44 Honnalli 92 T:218'13 Bijapur-24 EA Jowar 38·85 We : 394·18 2952'15 5·67 112·91 M-I Jambagi (A) 93 T : 394·18 Bijapur-29 Jowar W : 392'15 3037 '16 31·16 178·08 T-I Aheri (Bheri) 94 T: 392·15 Bijapur-21 EA Jowar We: 233·92 1476· 32 60·70 Dyaberi 95 Tk: 101·17 T : 335·09 Bijapur-IO EA Jowar W : 286'53 1990'75 98·74 Aliyabad 96 T : 286·53 Bijapur-12 .lowar W : 65'56 401'~5 40'06 N-2 Inganal ')7 T : 65·56 Bijapur-13 Jowar W: 86·61 419'53 31'16 Gugadaddi 98 T: 86·61 Bijapur-13 EA Jowar We: 211·25 901'36 7·28 44·93 N-2 Kannal 99 T: 211·:5 Bijapur-21 EA Jowar W : 350·07 2446'85 29·54 260·62 Makanapur 100 Tk : 80·94 'T : 431. 01 135 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BUAPUR Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. "on 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ Total area Total be given). :> L.C. of the Population and Communi- E Name of Village ..t: No. Village (In number of Day or days cations "os hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, 2 Educational Medical a. Water Telegraph market/hat Railway a. if any Station, ~ Waterway, 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 101 Sbirnal 1382·76 1027 147 P,M -( - 5) W PO -( - 5) BS PR 102 Kannur 5860·23 6710 961 P(5),M(4) PHU W,HP PO Monday BS PR H,AC D Phone 103 Madasnal 948·76 817 110 P -( - 5) W,HP PO - (- 5) BS PR 104 Domanal 1714'62 1648 288 P(3),M -(5 -10) W,HP PO -( - 5) -( -5) PR 105 Tidagundi 1726'05 1137 219 P(2),M - (5 -10) W,HP PO - (- 5) BS PR 106 Bommanalli 1260·21 %2 170 P,M -(5 -10) W,C PO -(10+) -( - 5) PR 107 Minchinal 1039'95 2605 400 P(3),M RP W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5) KR AC 108 Gunaki 1836'55 1639 252 P(2),AC RP W,HP PO -(5-10) -( - 5) PR 109 Bijapur (Rural) 4933·89 103 20 -(-5) -( - 5) W -(5 - 10) -(5-10) - (5 -10) PR Total 261445 ·84 231597 3886.1 136 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Neares: Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, .L.C. dIstance S I Irrigated waste Area not Name of Village (in Km.) upp y FOc>d historical No. Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Bijapur-29 Jowar W: 221'78 1031·48 32·78 96'72 Shirna! 101 T : 221·78 Bijapur-26 EA Jowar We: 760'03 4932'66 38·85 128·69 N-4,M-1 Kannur 102 T: 760·03 T-2 Bijapur-32 EA Jowar W: 166'74 746-41 7·69 27·92 Madasna! 103 T: 166·74 Bijapur-26 EA Jowar W : 266·70 1367·79 2·83 77'30 Domanal 104 T: 266·70 Bijapur-19 EA Jowar We: 180'90 1339·96 6·88 109·28 Tidagundi 105 Tk : 89·03 T: 269·93 Bijapur-22 EA Jowar We: 206'40 993·10 6·88 53·83 Bommanahalli 106 T : 206·40 Bijapur-19 EA .Iowar W: 165·52 781·34 8·90 84'19 Minchinal 107 T: 165·52 Bijapur-19 EA Jowar We: 231·89 1456·13 16'19 132'34 M-2 Gunaki 108 T: 231·89 Bijapur-6 EA .Towar We: 49·37 4817·17 6'07 61'28 Bijapur (Rural) 109 T:49'37 W: 8049'09 We: IJ994'50 Tk: 900·45 R: 835'31 673 ·74 T: 21779'35 218739·95 5556'51 146%'29 137 BILGI TALUK .0 ._ CIl"" ~ ~ u co.. ::) -.;: E a:: >D ~ ~ ....J ...... > o « Ul Z a:: 0:: ::::> '" h- -t9 Q.. « 0 0 ~ ....J -,« -(D m rv ~ " '"~ "" ~ :::>: o ....J o U E u w u o '0 o u ~.. ..c '0 c ,(: ~ 'n ~ Vl -' QJ <1 E ..... ~ ..Q >- :r <1 .. 0 £ Z ~ 0 ro "E u o \... c '0 6" '"' t>- )01'<'... ,<:,0(' \ '"> ,«01'<' (' \ cJ) C J \ U :J :; if, l' ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::,J. ft'~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK : BILGI 1981 1981 Population Population Sl. Census Sl. Census Name of village Name of village L.C. No. L.C. No. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 1 Algundi 45 1733 2206 34 Kadapatti 64 613 721 2 Amalzari 7 1755 2078 35 Kamadal 33 575 620 (Amaizeri) 36 Kandagal 57 1196 1127 3 Anagwadi 36 1768 2126 37 Katarki 43 1564 1682 4 Arakeri 46 2654 3404 38 Kolur II 1276 1431 39 Kontikal 2 285 330 5 Badaradinni 59 534 637 40 Koppa (S.K.) 44 1333 1593 6 Badgandi 35 715 852 41 Koppa (S.R.) 53 247 201 7 Badgi 16 1699 2060 42 Korti 24 1220 1189 8 Ballur 20 615 824 43 Kovalli 38 629 973 9 Bavalatti 39 803 1048 44 Kundargi 40 3307 4282 10 Beerkabbi 55 503 561 11 Bilgi (Rural) 65 45 Lingapur (S.K.) 42 430 614 12 Bisnal 5 1474 1875 46 Lingapur (S.R.) 30 434 435 13 Budihal (S.G.) 15 977 1131 47 Managur 32 14 Budihal (S.H.) 37 1362 1681 351 356 48 Mannikeri 50 1489 1334 15 Chickhanchinal 9 515 656 49 Mundaganur 10 1379 1498 16 Chinvalkoppa 31 482 527 50 Muttaldinni 52 770 809 17 Chowdapur 12 124 138 51 Nagaral 2056 2468 18 Dhawaleshwar 22 1005 1255 52 Rabkavi 8 600 112 19 Galgali 13 4113 4858 53 Rolli 27 1238 1515 20 Garadadinni 23 337 359 54 Sangam 56 21 Girgavi 17 634 693 17 27 55 Shirguppi 41 22 Girisagar 51 2860 3258 1185 1533 56 Siddapur 3 23 Godihal 34 80 79 2700 3129 57 Sonna 21 24 Govinadinni 26 369 262 2357 3180 58 Sunag 25 Gudadinni 18 362 471 48 2643 3723 26 Gulbal 14 418 562 59 Takkalki 25 451 367 27 Gundanpalli 28 553 665 60 Teggi 4 2220 2520 61 Tolamatti 49 28 Hanchinal (lnam) 19 1473 1686 1595 1605 62 Tummarrnatti 63 765 29 Hardrihal 54 475 489 737 30 Heggur 29 615 612 63 Yadhal1i 6 2264 2615 31 Herkal 6] 2096 21'82 64 Yelligutti 62 899 1104 32 Honnihal 58 1184 1403 65 Yettinatti 60 778 872 33 Janamatti 47 1819 2264 141 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BILGI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. Nagaral 1012·28 2468 373 P(2),M -(-5) W,Hp PO -( - 5) BS PR 2 Kontikal 1204·80 330 62 -( -5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5 -10) -(-5) PR 3 Siddapur 2103·91 3129 495 P(3),M -(5 -10) W,Hp PO -(5 -10) BS PR Phone 4 Teggi 3060'37 2520 422 P(3),M - (10 +) W,Hp PO -(10+) BS PR 5 Bisnal 1279'67 1875 316 P -(5 -10) W PO -(5-10) BS PR 6 Yadhalli 2413 'SO 2615 476 P,M -(-5) W,Hp PO -( -5) BS PR 7 Amalzari 972'22 2078 387 P,M -(5-10) T,W PO -(5 -10) BS PR 8 Rabkavi 845·06 712 122 P -(-5) Hp -(-5) -( -5) BS PR 9 Chickhanchinal 950'62 656 120 P -(5-10) R -(-5) -(5 -10) - (-5) PR 10 Mundaganur 980'27 1498 280 P - (10 +) R,Hp PO - (10 +) BS PR 11 Kolur 1518'05 1431 261 P,M -(10+) R,Hp PO -(10+) BS PR 142 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gaucbar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Bilgi-4 EA lowar W-4'05 513'04 257'43 N: I,T: 2 Nagaral We-18'21 0-219'55 T:241'81 Bilgi-6 EA lowar W-2'83 886'68 57·90 Kontikal 2 We-8'09 0-249'30 T:26O'22 Bilgi-8 EA lowar W-20'24 1058·46 668·93 N: 2,T: 1 Siddapur 3 We-40'47 0-315,81 T:376'52 Bilgi-Il EA lowar 1068'31 W: 18'21 1557'65 90·41 N: 2,T: I Teggi 4 We-4S'56 0-277·23 T:344'OO Bilgi-16 EA lowar 532·08 W: 60·71 564·74 33·79 N: I Bisnal 5 We-40'47 0-47·88 T:149'06 Bilgi-20 EA lowar 1567·06 W : 36·42 612·78 43·75 N: 3,M: 7 Yadhalli 6 We-52'61 C: 2,T: 5 R-60'71 0-40·47 T:I90'21 Mudhol-14 EA lowar 264·50 W-3'75 618·78 32·58 N: 4,M: 2 Amalzari 7 Wheat We-12'14 R-8·09 0-32·38 T:56'36 Jamkhandi-23 EA lowar W-4·05 770·82 54·00 N: I Rabkavi 8 Maize We-8'1O 0-8'09 T:20'24 Iamkhandi-25 EA Jowar W-8·09 894·01 38·40 N: 1 Chickhanchinal 9 Maize We-IO'12 T:18'21 lamkhandi-19 EA lowar We-I'21 796'67 181'58 N: I,T: I Mundaganur 10 Maize R-O·81 T:2'02 -Jamkhandi-22 EA Jowar R-20'24 1405'86 91·95 Kolur 11 Maize T:20'24 143 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BiLGI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 12 Chowdapur 512'20 138 25 -(-5) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 13 Galgali 1350'73 4858 897 P(3), PHC,FPC R,W PO Sunday BS PR M(3),H RP(5) . Phone 14 Gulbal 644'58 562 93 P -(5-10) W,Hp -(-5) - (5 -10) -( -5) PR 15 Budihal (S.G.) 419·32 1131 206 P,M -(5 -10) R,W,Hp -(-5) -(5 -10) BS PR 16 Badgi 1742'74 2060 355 P(2),M -(5 -10) R,Hp PO -(5-10) BS PR 17 Girgavi 776'08 693 119 P -(10+) R,Hp - (- 5) -(10+ ) BS PR 18 Gudadinni 449'54 471 61 P -(10+) W,R -( - 5) -(10+) BS PR 19 Hanchinal (Inam) 428'82 1686 312 P,M -(10+) R,Hp PO -(10+) BS PR 20 Ballur 1392'10 824 133 P,M -(5 -10) R,Hp - (- 5) -(5 -10) -( - 5) KR 21 Sonna 1620'51 3180 557 P(3),M -(5-10) W,R PO -(5 -10) BS PR Phone 22 Dhawaleshwar 1107 '38 1255 212 P,M -(5 -10) W,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) KR 23 Garadadinni 820'84 359 72 p -( -5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) kR 24 Korti 1443' 53 1189 218 P,M -(-5) W,R PO -( - 5) BS PR 25 Takkalki 435'50 367 69 P,M -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 144 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks -- .-~------including any place of Nearest Town and Culturable Power Staple religious, L.c. distance Area not Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 lamkhandi-26 EA lowar R-20'24 461·00 30'96 Chowdapur 12 Maize T:20'24 Mudhol-22 EA Jowar 6·09 W-O'81 1191·74 148·85 C :2,T: 4 Galgali 13 R-3'24 N: lOO,M: 4 T:4'05 A-I Bilgi-19 EA Jowar 230'64 W-2'83 231·77 65·62 Gulbal 14 Maize We-12·14 0-101,58 T:116'55 Bilgi-16 EA Jowar W-12'14 282·58 31·52 N: I,T: 2 Budihal (S.G.) 15 We-12·14 R-56'66 0-24,28 T:105'22 Bilgi-16 EA Jowar 123·95 R-40'47 1426·45 135·28 N: 2,M: 2, Badgi 16 0-16'59 T:2 T:57'06 Bilgi-18 EA Jowar R-4'05 663·03 107·38 T: I Girgavi 17 0-1'62 T:5'67 Bilgi-12 EA Jowar R-6'48 410·17 32·89 M: I,T: I Gudadinni 18 T:6'48 Bilgi-II EA Jowar R-7'28 366·20 55·34 N: I,T: 2 Hanchinal (Inam) 19 T:7'28 Bilgi-9 EA Jowar W-O'40 13.06'94 80·30 T: I -Ballur 20 We-2'02 R-2'44 T:4'86 Bilgi-8 EA Jowar W-8'09 1408·67 102'57 N: 2,M: 2, Sonna 21 Wheat We-16·19 C: I,T: 3 R-24'28 0-60'71 T:I09'27 Bilgi-IO EA Jowar R-99'15 922·15 86'08 Dhawaleshwar 22 Wheat T:99'15 Bilgi-IO EA Jowar R-99'15 653 ·16 68·53 Garadadinni 23 Wheat T:99.15 Bilgi-12 EA Jowar R-80'94 1200·09 138·22 N: I,T: 2 Korti 24 Wheat 0-24'28 T:105'22 Bilgi-12 EA Jowar R-67'99 303·33 64·18 Takkalki 25 Wheat T:67'99 145 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BILGI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in Qroad ranges viz.-5kms. 26 Govinadinni 327·67 262 48 -(-5) -(5-10) W,R -(-5) -(5 -10) -( -5) PR 27 Rolli 2360·41 1515 249 P,M -( - 5) W PO -( - 5) BS PR 28 Gundanpalli 786· 54 665 106 P,M - (5 -10) W,R PO - (5 - 10) -( -5) PR 29 Heggur 408·91 612 131 P -(5-10) W,R -(-5) -(5 - 10) -( -5) PR 30 Lingapur (S.R.) 368·75 435 94 P -(5-10) R,Hp PO - (5 - 10) -( -5) PR 31 Chinvalkoppa 427·64 527 83 P -(5 - 10) R,Hp -( - 5) -(10 +) -( -5) PR 32 Managur 455·57 356 59 P -(10+) R,Hp -( - 5) -(10+) -(5 -10) PR 33 Kamadal 595·39 620 118 P -(10+) W,R -( - 5) -(10+) -(5 - 10) PR 34 Godihal 334·65 79 18 P -(5-10) R,Hp -(-5) -(5- 10) - (- 5) I, PR 35 Badgandi 1267·00 852 164 P -(-5) W PO -(-5) BS PR 36 Anagwadi 1454·96 2126 370 P·M RP R,Hp PTO - (10 +) BS PR Phone 37 Budihal (S.H.) 753·16 1681 269 P,M -( -5) W,Hp -(-5) -(10+) BS PR 38 Kovalli 1276·62 973 149 P -(-5) W,R, -(5-10) -(10+) BS PR Hp 39 Bavalatti 509·28 1048 187 P,M -( -5) W,R, -(-5) - (5 - 10) BS PR Hp 146 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical (in Km.) No. Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gaucharand cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Bilgi-12 EA Jowar R-80'94 216'54 11'17 Govinadinni 26 Wheat 0-19,02 T:99'96 Bilgi-14 EA Jowar 143 ·67 W-31'97 1684'54 216·94 Rolli 27 Maize We-40·47 R-80'94 0-161'88 T:315'26 Bilgi-18 EA Jowar R-4'05 577·98 204·51 N: I,C: I Gundanpalli 28 Maize T:4'05 T: I Bilgi-18 EA Jowar R-4·05 329·74 75·12 N: 2 Heggur 29 Maize T-4'05 Bilgi-20 EA Jowar R-2'02 324·60 42·13 Lingapur (S.R.) 30 Maize T:2'02 Bilgi-22 EA Jowar 317'45 110·19 Chinvalkoppa 31 Maize Bilgi-24 EA Jowar R-2'83 347·62 105·12 Managur 32 Maize T:2'83 Bilgi-27 EA Jowar 489·07 106·32 Kamadal 33 Maize Bilgi-22 EA Jowar 283'10 51·55 Godihal 34 Maize Bilgi-5 EA Jowar 113·24 W-2'02 1093·11 40·41 N: I,M: I, Badgandi 35 Maize We-8'09 C: I,T: 2 0-10'13 T:20'24 Bilgi-16 EA Jowar 173·84 We-12'14 1012'96 114·37 N: 15,M: 3, Anagwadi 36 Wheat R-60·71 T: 2 0-80,94 T:153'79 Bagalkot-17 EA Jowar W-38'78 490·93 133·61 N: 3,M: I Budihal (S.H.) 37 Wheat We-42'49 T: 2 0-47'35 T:128'62 Bagalkot-21 EA Jowar 190·30 W-6'OO 755·79 41·24 N: 2,M: I, Kovalli 38 Wheat We-121'41 T: I 0-161'88 T:289'29 Bagalkot-23 EA Jowar 161·87 We-12'12 255·83 38·99 N: 2,T: 2 Bavalatti 39 Wheat 0-40'47 T:52'59 147 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BILGI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. Q) 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ Total area Total be given). :> L.C. of the Population and Communi- S Name of Village ..c: No. Village (In number of Day or days cations u hectares) households Drinking Post and o[the (Bus stop, ...'"0 Educational Medical Co Water Telegraph market/hat Railway Co if any Station, < Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 40 Kundargi 3015·89 4282 705 P(2),M,H RP(2) W, PO - (- 5) . BS PR Hp,T Phone 41 Shirguppi 696·12 1533 252 P,M -(5-10) W,Hp PO -( - 5) BS PR 42 Lingapllr (S.K.) 511·78 614 105 P - (- 5) W -(-5) -( - 5) -(-5) KR 43 Katarki 1092·03 1682 314 P,M - (5 -10) W,Hp PO -(-5) BS PR 44 Koppa (S· K) 1317·42 1593 296 P,M - (5 - 10) W PO - (5 -10) BS PR 45 Algundi 1112·40 2206 390 P,M - (10 +) T,Hp PO -(5 -10) BS : PR 46 Arakeri 3863·31 3404 599 P(2),M -( - 5) T PO -(5 -10) BS PR Phone 47 Janamatti 1505·55 2264 372 P(2),M -(5-10) T PO -(5 -10) BS PR 48 Sunag 3774·64 3723 660 P(4),M RP T,Hp PTO, -(5-10) 8S PR Phone 49 Tolamatti 1823·73 1605 256 P,M -(5-10) T,Hp PO -(5 -10) -( -5) KR 50 Mannikeri 1913·16 1334 265 P,M -(5 - 10) T PO -(5 -10) -(-5) KR 51 Girisagar 1573·95 3258 557 P(2),M, PHU W PTO, Monday BS PR H Phone 148 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any plal:e of Neares.t Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance S I Irrigated waste Area not Name of Village (in Km.) upp y Food historical No. Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2(J 2 Bagalkot-24 EA Jowar 788'57 W-40'47 1732·23 82·71 N :25,M :4 Kundargi 40 Wheat We-80·94 T : 4, A-II R-40'47 0-250,50 T: 4 T:412'38 Bagalkot-30 EA Jowar W-8'IO 336·06 99·58 N: 5,T: I Shirguppi 41 Wheat We-72·85 R-17'40 0-162,13 T:260'48 Mudhol-25 EA Jowar 2J'94 W-9·J1 421·31 37·19 Lingapur (S.K.l 42 Wheat We-20·23 T:29'34 Mudhol-24 EA Jowar 84'36 W-51'80 536·30 55·34 N:6 Katarki 43 Wheat We-40·47 0-323-76 T:416-03 Mudhol-20 EA Jowar 39-86 R-40-47 1006'55 68-66 N: 5,M: I, Koppa (S.K.l 44 Wheat 0-161-88 T:4 T:202-35 Mudhol-17 EA Jowar W-12-S5 726·89 73-49 N: 5,M: I Algundi 45 Wheat We-16-19 T:2 R-121-41 0-161-87 T:312-02 Mudhol-28 EA Jowar 1593-04 W-14'14 1935'51 77-80 N: 3,M: I, Arakeri 46 Wheat We-40-47 T: 2 0-202-35 T:256-96 Bilgi-IO EA Jowar 1056- 55 0-20-24 409-07 19-69 N: 2,M: 1 Janamatti 47 Wheat T:20-24 T: I Bilgi-l0 EA Jowar 1131-21 W:-8-09 2285'26 119·40 N: 4,M: 4, Sunag 48 Wheat We-28-33 T: 6 0-202-35 T:238'77 Bilgi-8 EA Jowar 473-07 W-14-57 1067-47 46-04 N: I,M: I Tolamatti 49 We-20-24 T: I 0-202-34 T:237-15 BiI~i-8 EA Jowar 0-40-47 1597'59 275·10 N: I,M: 2 Mannikeri 50 T:40'47 Bilgi-Il EA Jowar 1459'22 98'18 16'55 N: 4,M: 2, Girisagar 51 Wheat T: 3 149 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : BILGI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. u 5- JO kms. and JO + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ Total area Total be given). -; L.C. of the Population and Communi- S Name of Village ..c No. Village (In number of u Day or days cations os hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, ...0 Educational Medical Q. Water Telegraph market/hat Railway Q. if any Station, < Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 52 Muttaldinni 779'24 809 134 P(2),M -( - 5) Hp PO -( - 5) BS PR 53 Koppa (SR) 268·17 201 34 P -( -5) Hp -(-5) -( - 5) BS PR 54 Hardrihal 329·94 489 90 P,M -(5 -10) Hp -(-5) -(5-10) BS PR 55 Beerkabbi 561'08 561 110 P - (5 -10) Hp -(-5) - (5 - 10) BS PR 56 Sangam 77·53 27 3 -( - 5) - (10 +) R -(5-10) -(10+) BS PR 57 Kandagal 1165·28 1127 230 P,M RP Hp PO -(5 -10) -( - 5) KR 58 Honnihal 1632'28 1403 243 P(2),M -(5 -10) Hp PO -(10+) -(5-10) KR 59 Badaradinni 586·92 637 115 P,M -(10+) Hp -( - 5) -(10+ ) - (- 5) KR 60 Yettinatti 566·91 872 130 P,M -(10+) Hp -( - 5) -(10+) -( -5) KR 61 Herkal 2125·28 2182 401 P(2),M -(10+) R PO -(10+ ) BS PR 62 Yelligutti 1352·13 1104 174 P -(5-10) W -( - 5) -(5-10) -( - 5) KR 63 Tummarmatti 1455·81 737 146 P,M RP T PO -(10+) BS PR 64 Kadapatti 345'91 721 156 -( - 5) RP T -( - 5) -(10+) BS PR 65 Bilgi (Rural) 3859·11 UN-INHABITED TOTAL 78117 '04 88204 15425 150 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks induding any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Bilgi-15 EA 10war 28·13 691·66 59·45 N:2 Muttaldinni 52 Wheat Bilgi-16 EA Jowar 241·71 26·46 N: 2,T: I Koppa (S.R.) 53 Wheat Bilgi-17 EA Jowar R-4'05 301·97 23·92 Hardrihal 54 Wheat T:4'05 Bilgi-20 Jowar R-3'24 433'51 1'58 122'75 N: 3 Beerkabbi 55 Wheat T:3'24 Bilgi-23 Jowar RoO·81 42·30 34'42 Sangam 56 Wheat T:0'81 Bilgi-24 EA Jowar 120·26 R-21' 85 910'76 112'41 N: 5,M: 12 Kandagal 57 Wheat T:21'85 T: I Bilgi-15 EA Jowar R-40·47 1461'44 130'37 N: 2,T: I Honnihal 58 Wheat T:40'47 Bilgi-14 EA Jowar R-40'47 503'12 11'40 31'93 N: 2 Badaradinni 59 Wheat T:40'47 Bagalkot-16 EA Jowar 530'96 35·95 Yettinatti 60 Wheat Bagalkot-12 EA Jowar 440'48 W-2'83 1527·03 118·51 N: 2,T: I Herkal 61 We-8'09 A-III R-28·3.1 T:39'26 Bagalkot-7 EA Jowar 583·77 737 '10 31'26 Yelligutti 62 Bilgi-14 EA Jowar 241·78 We-5'66 1036'51 34·26 N : 15,M : 2, Tummarmatti 63 Wheat 0-137'60 C: I,T: 2 T:143'26 Bilgi-13 EA Jowar 101'80 R-16'19 220'62 7·30 N: <'I Kadapatti 64 Wheat T:16'19 UN-INHABITED 3859·11· Biligi (R) 65 W- 423·05 We- 852'66 R-1212'93 0-3806'93 11282·37 T:6295'57 50838'18 111·16 9589·76 • Land use details not available 151 HUNGUND TALUK KARNATAKA HUNGUND TALUK BIJAPUR DISTRICT 0 Milu 2 0 2 4 6 Milo E:~S .~ I <) K,.. 0 2 4 6 a Kms b· Iy Ii .q :i' I. r- .q (. C) Z From IIkal a:: ..J L \ T o H T G u R A c H BOUNDARY, TALUK ...... IMPORTANT METALLED ROAD. . .. VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMeER'[::~~¥i_-_~~~J UNMETALLED AND OTHER ROADS . .. : ...... ; FOREST- RESERVED.. RF. RIYER WITH STREAM ..• ...... ~ HEADQUARTERS' TALUK ...... POST OFFICE I TELEGRAPH OFFICE. PO/TO VILLAGES WITH POPULATION SIZE: BELOW 200; HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL .. 200- 499; 500-999; 1000-4999; 5000 AND ABOYE .•• o •••• POLICE STATION PS UNINHABITED VILLAGES WITH LOCATION CODE PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE I PRIMARY HEALTH UNIT, URBAN AREA WITH LOCATION CODE ...... ~~ DISPENSARY, FAMILY PLANNING CENTRE·· .. ~ NATIONAL HIGHWAY. NHI3 IMPORTANT VILLAGE MARKET I HAT (?HANDY), MANDIES S TATE HIGHWAY.. . .. SH 20 Based upon Survey of Indio MOP with the perMission of the SurveYor Genual of Indin. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK: HUNGUND 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 .4 5 Adihal 70 492 492 48 Gadisunkapur 104 377 369 2 Aiahalli 147 2278 2549 49 Gandal 135 491 618 3 AmaraWl{dgi 45 588 690 50 Gangur 14 1152 1176 4 Amarawati 53 2021 2264 51 Ganjihal 21 1919 2018 5 Amblikop 159 600 630 52 Ghattiganur 58 777 842 6 Amingad 127 7855 10535 53 Gonal (S.B.) 117 160 210 7 Anapakatti 80 353 384 54 Gonal (S.K.) lID 716 863 55 Gonal (S.T.) 116 497 561 8 Balakundi 126 1599 2597 56 Gopsani 98 146 175 9 Bannihatti 3 588 706 57 Gorbal 100 1347 1636 10 Basarikatti 156 419 346 58 Gorjnal 129 678 687 II Basawanal 160 413 537 59 Gudur 137 7380 8200 12 Bekamaladinni 59 233 254 60 Gudur (S.B.) 121 378 538 13 Be!gal 35 976 1267 61 Gugalmari 123 330 503 14 Benakana30ni 50 654 795 15 Benakanavari 143 305 349 67 Hadagali 37 610 655 16 Bevina~ 154 882 1076 63 Hagedal 57 454 711 17 Bevinamatti 11 499 619 64 Hanamanal 120 182 225 18 Bhimanagad 138 654 826 65 Harnapur 108 170 170 19 Binjawadgi 54 1042 1261 66 Havaragi 77 916 1136 20 Bisaladinni 29 978 1169 67 Hemawadgi 64 290 395 21 Bisalkop 34 597 619 68 Herur 86 1153 1280 22 Budihal (Inam) 163 276 340 69 Hireadapur 106 521 485 23 Budihal (S.K.) 51 595 773 70 Hirebadawadgi 1 1218 1382 24 Budihal (S.K.) 162 286 322 71 Hirehunakunti 90 277 284 72 Hirekodagali 122 1088 1489 25 Chamalapur 49 376 476 73 Hiremagi 165 1328 1700 26 Chatnihal 92 556 626 74 Hiremalagavi 19 1046 1071 27 Chickbadawadgi 2 340 378 75 Hire-otgeri 115 927 1021 28 Chickhunakunti 91 76 Hiresinganagutti 103 1545 1843 29 Chickkodagali 124 871 1233 77 Hireupnal 118 352 411 30 Chickmagi 17 1270 1267 78 Hireyaranakeri 10 282 338 31 Chickmalagavi 20 160 182 79 Honnarahalli 8 682 732 32 Chick -otageri 114 701 684 80 Huliginal 13 .1109 1409 33 Chicksinganagutti 102 528 674 81 Hullalli 74 724 716 34 Chickupnal 119 82 Hungulld (Rural) 168 35 Chickyaranakeri 9 256 297 83 Huvanur 23 717 925 36 Chikadapur 105 1450 1462 84 Huvinahalli 151 751 901 17 Chikanal 139 1196 1571 J8 Chilapur 144 391 524 85 Iddalgi 33 1485 1609 39 Chinnapur (S.K.) 44 501 505 86 Ilkal (Rural) 169 40 Chinnapur (S.T.) 88 538 645 87 IlIal 132 1045 1198 41 Chmtakamaladinni 62 361 433 88 Indawar 81 184 233 42 Chittargi 15 1933 2274 89 Ingalgi 99 566 605 43 Chittawadgi 5 888 1037 90 Islampur 46 544 534 44 Choudakamaladinni 27 120 121 91 1alakamaladinni 63 737 794 45 Dammur 134 840 976 92 lambaladinni 96 670 789 46 Dasbal 83 423 473 47 Dhannur 73 1538 1946 93 Kadapatti 56 155 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK:HUNGUND 1981 1!i81 Population Population Sl. Census Sl. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 19'71 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 94 Kadiwal (Inam) 61 744 678 135 Nimbalgundi 149 780 1063 95 Kadiwal Kallapur 158 405 458 136 Ningapur 43 96 Kalagonal 12 129 108 97 Kalligudda 148 625 790 137 Palti 66 250 374 98 Kamadatta 71 262 300 138 Papanathanal 1.8 106 126 99 Kamaladinni 69 538 605 139 Pochapur 41 379 374 100 Kamatgi (Rural) 170 101 Kamblihal 48 813 867 140 . Rakkasagi 128 987 1164 102 Kandgal 113 4527 4986 141 Ramathal 152 561 719 103 Karadi 40 2620 2886 142 Ramawadgi 55 777 793 104 Katagur 31 654 809 143 Rayanakoppa 164 105 Kelur 140 2381 2846 144 Revadihal 60 241 253 106 Kengalkadapatti 26 283 289 107 Kesarabhavi 89 406 443 145 Sangam 32 2504 2849 108 Kesarapenti 84 90 107 146 Sangapur 131 109 Khairwadgi 16 453 474 147 Sankalapur 125 219 300 110 Khajagal 25 187 249 148 Siddanakolla 142 294 397 III Kirasur 38 241 270 149 Solabgeri 87 112 Kodihal 47 2636 3035 ISO Somalapur 111 589 532 113 Kongavad 78 151 Sulibhavi 167 5881 7870 114 Konnur 65 171 203 152 Suralikal 157 622 797 115 Koppa (S.N.) 75 719 911 116 Koujaganur 79 712 807 153 Tallikeri 130 1002 1297 117 Krishnapur 107 1077 1077 154 Tariwal 95 371 675 118 Kunabenchi 146 592 834 155 Timmapur 39 940 1341 119 Kyadiggeri 145 506 549 156 Tondihal 85 269 380 157 Tumba 97 876 :! 987 120 Lo1asar 67 310 489 158 Turadagi 30 672 690 159 Turamari 52 . 332 418 121 Madapur 166 325 336 122 Malligihal 93 118 172 160 Upnal (S.C.) 141 203 223 123 Manmathanal 68 380 616 124 Maratgeri 112 1132 1114 161 Vadageri 133 1289 1505 125 Marol 76 1443 1779 162 Vadergonal 82 147 127 126 Medinapur 36 210 180 163 Vajjal 101 471 569 127 Muganur 161 660 726 164 Valakaladinni 28 337 409 128 Mullur 150 538 744 165 Varagodadinni 24 429 400 129 Muradi 136 1215 1487 166 Virapur 4 425 450 130 Nagur 7 1709 2224 167 Yadahalli 6 283 365 131 Nandanoor 22 164 204 168 Yattinahatti 153 132 Nandavadgi 109 2707 2653 159 Yemmihatti 72 235 300 3...... 113 Nidasanur 94 II 524 170 Yeranaikanal 155 310 312 134 Nilugal 42 156 HUNGUND TALUK (Contd.) • VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : HUNGUND Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). Population and L.C. Name of Village of the Communi No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4ft 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II Hirebadawadgi 604·40 1382 217 F(l),M(2) -(-5) W PO -( -5) BS PR 2 Chickbadawadgi 286'85 378 57 P - ( - 5) W -(-5) -( - 5) -( - 5) KR 3 Bannihatti 374·64 706 132 P ,M - ( - 5) W PO -( -5) BS PR 4 Virapur 249·24 450 69 P - ( - 5) W -( -5) -( - 5) -( -5) KR 5 Chittawadgi 1349·77 1037 165 P,M -(5-10) W PO -(5 -10) BS PR Phone 6 Yadahalli 257·86 365 54 P -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) BS PR 7 Nagur 1052·98 2224 332 P,M RP(2) W PO -(5-10) BS PR 8 Honnarahalli 320·54 732 141 P,M -(5-10) W,T -(5-10) -(10+) -(5 -10) KR 9 Chickyaranakeri 253·27 297 59 P,M -(5-10) W,T -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5) PR 10 Hireyaranakeri 256·10 338 - 59 P ,M - (5 - 10) W,T -( - 5) -(5 -10) -( -5) PR II Bevinamatti 792·39 619 .103 P,M -(5-10) W,T PO -(5-10) 12 Kalagonal 241·18 108 23 -(-5) -(JO+) w - ( - 5) - ( - 5) BS PR 13 Huliginal 1127·24 1409 252 P -( - 5) W PO -(-5) BS PR 14 Gangur 1222·53 1176 228 P ,M - ( - 5) W - ( - 5) - (5 - 10) BS PR 15 Chittargi 1391·92 2274 397 P(2),M,H RP(2) W PO -(5-10) BS PR 16 Khairwadgi 571·00 474 94 P -(JO+) R - ( - 5) - (10 + ) -( -5) KR 17 Chick magi 821·82 1267 237 P,M -(10+) R PO -(lOT) BS KR HI Papanathanal 146'47 126 28 P - (- 5) R -(-5) -(5--10) -(-5) KR 19 Hiremalagavi 1042'15 1071 214 P,M -(5-10) R PO -(5-10) -(-5) KR 20 Chickmaiagavi 181·35 182 26 P -(5 -10) R -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5) KR 158 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religiou9, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Hungund-2 EA Jowar 574'52 29'88 N: 15,M: 2 Hirebadawadgi Wheat Hungund-3 EA Jowar 279·95 6'90 Chickbadawadgi 2 Wheat Hungund-5 EA Jowar 362'30 12'34 N: 8,M: 4, Bannihatti 3 Wheat T: 2 Hungund-2 EA lowar W-3'04 237'87 8'33 Virapur 4 Wheat T:3'04 Hungund-8 EA Jowar Tk-28'63 1264-19 56'95 N: 15,T : 2 Chittawadgi 5 Wheat T:28'63 Hungund-IO EA Jowar Tk-16'19 233'19 8'48 Yadahalli 6 Wheat T:16'19 Hungund-IO EA Jowar Tk-4·05 1008·29 40'64 N : IO,M : 2, Nagur 7 Wheat T:4'05 T:2 Hungund-II EA Jowar 288'06 32,48 N: 2 HonnarahaHi 8 Wheat Hungund-IO EA Jowar 241'84 11·43 Chickyaranakeri 9 Wheat Hungund-8 EA Jowar W-I'62 236'32 18·16 Hireyaranakeri IO Wheat T:I'62 Hungund-8 EA Jowar W-2·83 761'84 27·72 N: IO,M : 2, Bevinamatti II Wheat T:2'83 T: I Hungund-II EA lowar W-2·94 192'01 46·23 Kalagonal 12 Wheat T:2'94 Hungund-13 EA Jowar W-4·IO 887·79 235·35 N: 10,M : 5, Huliginal 13 Wheat T:4'10 T:2 Hungund-18 EA lowar W-6·37 1141·42 72·53 N: 5,M: 2 Gangur 14 Wheat We-2·21 T:8'58 Hungund-19 EA lowar We-2·66 1326·61 62·65 N: IO,M : 3, Chittargi 15 Wheat T:2'66 T: 2 Hungund-19 EA Jowar 537 '13 33·87 Khairwadgi 16 Wheat Hungund-22 EA Jowar We-I·n 769·49 50·56 N: 8,M: 2, Chick magi 17 Wheat T:l'77 T: 2 11~ ro Hungtlnd-19 EA lawar \\'-3 ,84 11/'0::; 17'~() Papaaathanal 18 Wheat We:7·14 T:I0'98 Hungund-22 EA lowar W-2'63 989·30 48·81 Hiremalagavi 19 Wheat We-l·41 T:4'04 Hungund-23 EA Jowar W-2'95 143 ·64 27·62 Chickmalagavi 20 Wheat We-7'14 T:IO'09 159 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK : HUNGUND Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-Skms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may j Total area Total be given). > L.C. Name of Village of the Population and Communi No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b S 6 789 10 11 21 Ganjihal 3064·74 2018 384 P,M RP R PO -(5-10) BS PR 22 Nandanoor 512·82 204 30 P -(-5) R - ( - 5) - (5 - 10) BS PR 23 Huvahur 567·43 925 184 P -(5-10) R PO -(5-10) BS PR 24 Varagodadinni 565·56 400 80 P - ( - 5) HP,R -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 2S Khajagal 194·81 249 38 P - ( - 5) R - ( - 5) - ( - 5) BS PR 26 Kengal Kadapatti 421·44 289 55 P - ( - 5) R - ( - 5) - ( - 5) -( -5) KR 27 Choudakamaladinni 302·62 121 22 -(-5) -(-5) R - ( - 5) - ( - 5) -( -5) PR 28 Valakaladinni 504·22 409 67 P -(-5) R - ( - 5) - ( - 5) -( -5) KR 29 Bisaladinni 608·30 1169 175 P,M -(-5) R - ( - 5) - ( - 5) -(-5) KR 30 Turadagi 536·21 690 119 P - ( - 5) R - ( - 5) - ( - 5) -( -5) KR 31 Katagur 846·74 809 120 P,M -(5-10) R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5 -10) KR 32 Slmgam 1486·35 2849 521 P(3),M,H PHU, R PO Monday BS PR RP(2) Phone 33 Iddalgi 1442·54 1609 309 P(2),M -(5-10) R PO -(5-10) BS PR 34 Bisalkop 1130·02 619 135 P RP R - ( - 5) - (5 - 10) BS PR 35 Belgal 1298·35 1267 228 P,M RP(2) R PO -(10+) BS PR 36 Medinapur 465·53 180 36 P -(10+) R -(-5) -(10+) BS PR 37 Hadagali 801·50 655 116 P,M -(10+) R PO -(10+) BS PR 38 Kirasur 402·57 2'70 47 P - (5 - 10) R (- 5) - (5 - 10) BS PR 39 Timmapur 1219·27 1341 221 P,M RP W PO -(-5) BS PR 40 Karadi 3605·67 2886 523 P(2),M,H PHU W PO, Tuesday BS PR RP(2) Phone 41 Pochapur 778·46 374 66 P - ( - 5) C -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) KR 160 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any pla..:e of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.c. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for ,)r archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Hungund-24 EA Jowar We-37'64 2990'49 36·61 N: 8,M: 4, Ganjihal 21 Wheat T:37'64 T: 3 Hungund:24 EA Jowar 491·42 21'40 Nandanoor 22 Wheat Hungund-22 EA Jowar 542·29 25·14 N: 2 Huvanur 23 Wheat Hungund-24 EA Jowar W-Q·4O 533·09 32·07 Varagodadinni 24 Wheat T:0'40 Hungund-21 EA ]owar 181·98 12·83 Khajagal 25 Wheat Hungund-21 EA Jowar We-14·60 211·52 195·32 Kengal Kadapatti 26 Wheat T:14'60 Hungund-19 EA Jowar 281·15 21·47 Choudakamaladinni 27 Wheat Hungund-24 EA Jowar 480·25 23·97 Valakaladinni 28 Wheat Hungund-25 EA Jowar 576·35 31'95 N: 2,T: 2 Bisaladinni 29 Wheat Hungund-26 EA Jowar W-I'44 467·31 67·46 N: 3 Turadagi 30 Wheat T:I'44 Hungund-27 EA Jowar 730·71 116·03 N: 2 Katagur 31 Wheat Hungund-22 EA Jowar We-I2'44 1349·82 124·09 N: 5,M: 6, Sangam 32 Wheat T:12'44 T: 2,A-I Hungund-23 EA Jowar Tk-16'23 1318·45 107·86 N: 5,M: 5 Iddalgi 33 Wheat T:16'23 Hungund-16 EA Jowar W-7'13 1075'80 47·09 Bisalkop 34 Wheat T:7'13 Hungund-14 EA ]owar W-8·98 1204·52 84·85 N: 4,M: 2 Belgal 35 Wheat T: 8·98 Hungund-14 EA Jowar We-3'32 418·50 43·71 Medinapur 36 Wheat T:3'32 Hungund-16 EA Jowar W-Q·41 755·54 44·47 N: 4,M: 2, Hadagali 37 Wheat We-1'08 T: 1 T:1'49 l-iungunQ'~ f:A jQ\"\<;lj j~/ 'vl ))')(J Kira"ur 3S Wheat Hungund-5 EA Jowar W-8'08 1167·65 43·54 Timmapur 39 Wheat T:8'08 Hungund-24 EA ]owar W-9'23 3419'40 177·04 N: 2,M: 2, Karadi 40 Wheat T:9'23 T: 2,A-II Hungund-24 EA Jowar W-4·29 731'04 43·13 Pochapur 41 Wheat T:4'29 161 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : HUNGUND Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. CI) 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ Total area Total be given). ;> L.C. of the Population and Communi- B Name of Village .c No. Village (In number of Day or days cations uos hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, ....0 Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway 8: if any Station, < Waterway) 2 J 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 42 Nilugal AMALGAMATED WITH 43 Ningapur AMALGAMATED WITH 44 Chinnapur (S.K.) 556'6~ 505 88 P(2),M -(-5) C PO -(-5) -( -5) KR 45 Amarawadgi 424· 52 690 117 P,M -( -5) HP,R PO -( -5) BS KR 46 Islampur 477'19 534 107 P,M -( - 5) R - (- 5) -(-5) BS KR 47 Kodihal 1298'47 3035 493 P(3),M RP(2) W,HP PO, Wednesday BS PR Phone 48 Kamblihal 826'71 867 143 P,M -( -5) W,HP PO -(-5) BS KR 49 Chamalapur 737'48 476 76 P -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS KR 50 Benakanadoni 465'05 795 137 P,M -(-5) W,HP PO -( -5) -( - 5) KR 51 Budhihal (S.K.) 551·29 773 109 P -( - 5) W,HP -( - 5) -( -5) -( - 5) KR 52 Turamari 717·07 418 59 P -( - 5) C,HP -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5) KR 53 Amarawati 1688·34 2264 402 P(2),M RP(2) W,HP PTO, -( - 5) BS PR Phone 54 Binjawadgi 963·23 1261 147 P,M RP W,HP -( - 5) -(5 -10) BS KR 55 Ramawadgi 1881·53 793 143 P,M - (5 - 10) W PO -(5 -10) -(-5) KR 56 Kadapatti AMALGAMA TED WITH 57 Hegedal 827·06 711 110 P RP C -( - 5) -(5 -10) -(-5) KR 58 Ghattiganur 705'72 842 151 P,M -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) - (5 - 10) BS PR 59 BekamaIadinni 332·15 254 48 P -(10+) W,C -( - 5) -(10+) -(-5) KR 60 Revadihal 260,10 253 44 P -(5 -10) C -( - 5) -(5-10) -(-5) KR 61 Kadiwal (In am) 522·74 678 133 P,M RP C PO -(10+) -(-5) KR 162 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks ~.~---~- including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.c. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 POCHAPUR, L.c. No. 41 Nilugal 42 POCHAPUR, L'C' No' 41 Ningapur 43 Hungund-24 EA Jowar 526·94 29·73 Chinnapur (S' K·) 44 Wheat Hungund-26 EA Jowar R·7·71 378· 59 38·22 N: 2,T: I Amarawadgi 45 Wheat T:7'71 Hungund-24 EA Jowar R-6·30 4'09·25 61·64 [slampur 46 Wheat T:6'30 lIkal-35 EA Jowar W-0·40 1226·38 68·03 N: 4,M: 2, Kodihal 47 Whea" We-3'66 T: I T:4'06 llkal-32 EA Jowar W-I·94 762·60 61·90 N : 5,T: 2 Kamblihal 48 Wheat We-O'27 T:2'21 Ilkal-30 EA Jowar W-16'19 677·50 36·38 Chamalapur 49 Wheat We-7'41 T:23'6O Ilkai-22 EA Jowar W-4·05 430·45 30·55 Benakanadoni 50 Wheat T:4'05 Ilkal-19 EA Jowar W-6·85 519·36 25·08 Budihal (S.K.) 51 Wheat T:6'85 Hungund-28 EA Jowar 674·67 42·40 Turamari 52 Wheat Hungund-2 EA lowar W-6'07 1531·99 150·23 N: 3 Amar.awati 53 Wheat We-0'05 T:6'12 Hungund-S EA Jowar W-S·S9 905·37 48·97 Binjawadgi 54 Wheat T:S'89 Hungund-6 EA lowar 1844·77 36·76 N: 2 Ramawadgi S5 Wheat RAMAWADGI, L'C'No'55 Kadapatti 56 Hungund-IO EA Jowar 803·20 23·86 N: 4,M: I Hegedal 57 Wheat Hungund-IO EA Jowar W-2'43 654'82 48·47 N: IO,M: 1 Ghattiganur 58 Wheat T:2'43 Hungund-Il Jowar 325'32 6·83 Bekamaladinni 59 Wheat Hungund-13 EA Jowar 253·74 6·36 N: 2 Revadihal 60 Wheat Hungund-14 EA Jowar W-I'44 503·75 17·55 M: I,T: I Kadiwal (Inam) 61 Wheat T:l'44 163 ., VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : HUNGUND Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). L.C. of the Population and Communi Name of Village No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 62 Chiniakamaladinni 531·88 433 77 P -( - 5) C -( - 5) -(10+) -( -5) KR 63 lalakamaladinni 6,}7'48 794 146 P,M -(-5) HP,C PO -(10+ ) -( -5) KR 64 Hemawadgi 404 23 395 69 P -( - 5) c -( - 5) -(-5) BS KR 65 Konnur 214'71 203 46 P -( - 5) c - (- 5) -( - 5) -( -5) PR 66 Palti 205'68 374 52 P -( -5) C,W -(- 5) -( - 5) -( -5) PR 67 Lola,ar 380'52 489 69 p --I - 5) HP,C -( -5) .. -( - 5) -( - 5) KR 68 Manmathanal 276'19 616 103 P -( - 5) HP,C -( - 5) -( -5) - (- 5) PR 69 Kamaladinrd 591'97 605 101 P,M -( - 5) HP,C PO -( - 5) -( -5) KR 70 Adihal 313'44 492 83 P -( - 5) R -( -5) -( - 5) BS PR 71 Kamadatta 235'87 300 48 P -(-5) R -( - 5) -( -5) BS PR 72 Yemmihatti 235'21 300 44 P -( -5) R -( -5) -( -5) BS PR 73 Dhannur 1183 '77 1946 339 P(2),M,H RP w PTO - (10 +) BS PR Phone 74 Hullalli 678'82 716 122 P -( -5) R -( -5) - (10 +) BS PR 75 Koppa (S.N.) 822'32 911 141 P,M -( - 5) R -( -5) -(-5) BS PR 76 Marol 1905 '3! 1779 278 P(2),M PHU R PO - (10 +) BS PR 77 Havaragi 1163 '66 1136 200 P,M -( - 5) R PO -(10+) BS PR 78 I\.ongavad AMALGAMATED WITH 79 Koujaganur 663'83 807 128 P -( - 5) R -( - 5) -(10+) -( -5) KR 80 Anapakatti 359'94 384 73 P -( - 5) R -( - 5) - (10+) -(5-10) KR 81 Indawar 442'10 233 43 P -(5 -10) R -( -5) -(10+) BS KR 164 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks induding any place.of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area nol historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. ---.~---.---- 12 I3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Hungund-16 EA lowar 504·90 26·98 Chintakamaladinni 62 Wheat Hungund-16 EA lowar W-2'47 650·02 44·99 lalakamaladinni 63 Wheat T:2'47 Hungund-22 EA lowar W-4'05 353·52 46·66 N:2 Hemawadgi 64 Wheat T:4'05 Hungund-21 EA lowar W-6'07 192·95 15·69 Konnur 65 Wheat T:6'07 Hungund-22 EA lowar W-4·Q5 185·85 15·78 Palti 66 Wheat T:4'05 Hungund-21 EA lowar W-I'41 345·94 25·05 I olasar 67 Wheat We-8'12 T:9'53 Hungund-22 EA .Iowar We-12·H3 226·77 36·59 Manmathanal 68 Wheat T:12'83 Hungund-20 EA lowar 575·16 16·81 Kamaladinni 69 Wheat Hungund-18 EA lowar W-0'40 255·87 52·66 Adihal 70 Wheat We-4'51 T:4'91 Hungund-19 EA lowar W-4·05 221'11 10·71 N: 2 Kamadatta 71 Wheat T:4'05 Hungund-16 EA lowar W-2'71 195'67 29·71 Yemmihatti 72 Wheat We-7'12 T:9'83 Hungund-14 EA lowar R-12'61 1089-37 81 ·79 N: lO,M : 2 Dhannur 73 Wheat T:12'61 T:2 Hungund-18 EA lowar R-O·20 631·82 46·80 N 2 HuJlalli 74 Wheat T:O'20 Hungund-19 EA lowar R-14'S6 770·73 r·(3 N: 2.M: Koppa (S.N ) 75 Wheat T:14-56 Hungund-19 EA lowar R-8'17 1797·15 i)()·99 N: 2,M . I Maral "'16 Wheat T:8'17 Hungund-19. EA lowar R-15'97 1030·96 1l6'73 N: 3,M : 2, Havaragi 77 Wheat R:15'97 T: 1 HAVARAGI L.C.No.77 Kongavad 78 Hungund-26 EA lowar 619·05 44·78 N: 1 Koujaganur 79 Wheat Hungund-26 EA lowar 335·61 24'33 Anapakatti 80 Wheat Hungund-26 EA lowar W-5'77 392·62 38·41 T:I lndawar q1 Wheat '1 <;·30 T:I!'O'l 165 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : HUNGUND Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). L.c. of the Population and Name of Village Communi No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) hou.,eholds Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 82 Vadergonal 121·80 127 17 P - (- 5) C -( - 5) -(5 -10) -(-5) KR 83 Dasbal 436·09 473 75 P -( - 5) C -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 84 Kesarapenti 212·54 107 15 P -( -5) C -( - 5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 85 Tondihal 510·31 380 77 P -( -5) W -( -5) -(5-10) BS PR 86 Herur 966·51 1280 189 P,M -(- 5) W PO -( - 5) BS PR 87 Solabgeri AMALGAMATED WITH 88 Chinnapur (S.T.) 426·08 645 102 P -(5 -10) W -( -5) -(5-10) -( -5) KR 89 Kesarabhavi 1160·59 443 78 P --(5 -10) W -( -5) -(5-10) -( - 5) KR 90 Hirehunakunti 696·60 284 60 P -(10+) W -( - 5) -(10+) -(-5) KR 91 Chickhunakunti AMALGAMATED WITH 92 Chatnihal 352·91 626 97 P -(10+) W - (- 5) -(5 -10) -(-5) KR 93 Malligihal 212·66 172 26 P - (10 +) W -( -5) -(10+) -(-5) KR 94 Nidasanur 500·28 524 76 p - (10 +) W -( -5) - (10 +) -( -5) KR 95 Tariwal 707·45 675 80 P,M -(10+ ) W PO -(10+) -(-5) KR 96 Jambaladinni 668·52 789 134 P,M -(5 -10) W PO -(5 -10) BS KR 97 Tumba 664·91 987 186 P,M -(5 -10) W PO -(5-10) BS PR 98 Gopsani 324·26 175 28 -( -5) -(5-10) W -( -5) -( - 5, BS KR 99 1ngalgl 521'59 605 III P,M -( -5) W -( -5) -( -5\ BS KR 1DO Gorbal 630'19 1636 281 P,M -( -5) W -( -5) -( -5) BS PR 101 Vajja1 552'31 569 102 P -(5-10) W -( - 5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 102 Chicksinganagutti 1223·86 674 110 P RP W -( -5) -(5 -10) -( -5) KR 166 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks induding any place;< of Nearest Town and Culturable Power Staple religious, L.c. distance waste Area not Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or arci'aeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) i ntcrcst. --_- ---_._- 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Hungund-24 EA Jowar W-IO'22 109'11 2·47 Vadcrgonal 82 Wheat T:IO'22 Hungund-29 EA Jowar We-4'12 384·97 47·00 Dasbal 83 Wheat T:4'I2 Hungund-24 EA Jowar W-4'62 173·35 24·26 Kesarapenli 84 Wheat We-IO'31 T:14'93 IIkal-2 EA Jowar W-14'47 464·44 31·40 Tondihal 85 Wheat T:14'47 IIkal-5 EA Jowar W-13'36 889'53 63·62 Hcrur 86 Wheat T:13'36 HERUR L.c. No.86 Solabgeri 87 IIkal-8 EA Jowar W-I3'76 392'46 19·86 Chinnapura (S.T.) 88 Wheat T:13'76 IIkal-8 EA Jowar W-20'24 1060·94 79·41 Kcsarabhavi 89 Wheal T:20'24 Ilkal-12 EA Jowar W-4·05 637'81 54·74 Hirehunakunti 90 Wheat T:4'05 HIREHUNAKUNTI, L.c. No. 90 Chickhunakunti 91 Ilkal-14 EA Jowar W-6'07 315·86 30·98 Charnihal 92 Wheal T:6'07 Ilkal-14 EA Jowar W-5'67 197·30 9·69 Malligihal 93 Wheat T:5'67 Ilkal-14 EA Jowar W-7'39 464'98 27·91 Nida,anur 94 Wheal T:7'39 Ilkal-18 EA Jowar W-5'26 662'81 39·38 Tariwal 95 Wheal T:5 ·26 IIkal-IO EA Jowar W-3'24 624'36 40·92 Jambaladinni 96 Wheal T:3 ·24 IIkal-8 EA Jowar W-18'21 590· l2 56·58 N : 3 rumba 97 Wheat T:18'21 IIkal-6 EA Jowar 288'21 36·05 Gopsani 98 WhC31 IIkal-5 EA Jowar W-13'36 472'53 35·70 Ingalgi 99 Wheal T:13'36 IIkal-2 EA Jowar W-8'50 580'22 41·47 Gorbal 100 Wheat T:8'50 IIkal-1O EA Jowar W-6'07 520·04 26·20 Vaiial 101 Wheat T:6'07 IIkal-IO EA Jowar W-12'14 1159·72 52·00 Chicksinganagutti 102 Wh'<""r T:12'14 167 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : HUNGUND Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). L.c. of the Population and Communi Name of Village No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 103 Hiresinganaguttl 1888-03 1843 321 P,M PHU, W PO -(10+) - (- 5) KR RP 104 Gadisunkapur 468-97 169 71 P -( - 5) W -( - 5) -(5 -10) -( -5) KR 105 Chikadapur 1092-11 1462 263 P,M - (5 - 10) W PO -(10+) BS KR 106 Hireadapur 437 -13 485 96 P - (- 5) W -(-5) -(10+) BS KR 107 Krishnapur lon-55 1077 220 P(2) -( - 5) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) KR 108 Harnapur 603-37 170 25 P -( - 5) C -( - 5) - (10+) BS PR 109 Nandavadgi 3576-73 2653 480 P(3),M RP(2) W,HP PO Sunday BS PR Phone 110 Gonal (S_K.) 1208-41 863 134 P -( - 5) W -(-5) -(10+) BS PR III Somalapur 677-54 532 111 P -( - 5) W -(-5) -( -5) -( - 5) KR 112 Maratgeri 779-35 1114 217 P,M -(-5) W PO -( - 5) -( -5) KR 113 Kandgal 4935-12 4986 865 P(3),M,H PHU W,HP PO, Monday BS PR RP(2) Phone 114 Chick-otageri 537-18 684 135 P -(10+) W -(-5) -(10+) BS PR 115 Hire-otageri 1235-78 1021 157 P,M RP W PO -(5-10) BS PR 116 Gonal (S.T.) 329-40 561 87 P -(5 -10) W -( -5) -(5-10) BS KR I) 7 Gonal (S_B.) 393-62 210 38 P -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) PR 118 Hireunnal 223-76 411 76 p -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -( -5) -( - 5) KR 119 Chickupnal AMALGAMATED WITH 309-54 p - (- 5; W,HP -( - 5) -( - 5) BS PR 121 Gudur (S.B.) 494-44 538 96 -(- 5) -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -( -5) BS PR 122 Hirekodagali 1388-42 1489 238 P(2),M RP(2) W,HP PO -( -5) BS PR 123 Gugalmari 323-35 503 81 P -(5-10) W -(-5) - (5 - 10) BS PR 124 Chickkodagali 890-08 1233 240 P(2) -(-5) W,HP - (- 5) -( - 5) -( - 5) KR 168 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land u~e (area under different types of land w,e in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks ------_--- including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name or Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logic:!1 groves) interest. ------~.------12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Ilkal-II EA Jowar W-12'14 1745 ·97 129·92 Hiresingall,agutti 103 Wheat T:12'14 Ilkal-12 EA Jowar 433·23 35·74 Gadisunkapur 104 Wheat llkal-14 EA Jowar 9R4·80 107·31 Chikadapur 105 Wheat llkal- J3 EA Jowar 414·82 22·31 Hireadapur IG6 Wheat Ilkal-23 EA Jowar W-12'14 1008·76 51·65 Krishnapur 107 Wheat T:12'14 Ilkal-31 EA Jowar W-0'40 569·46 33'51 Harnapur 108 Wheat T:0'40 llkal-29 EA Jowar W-7'69 3386·47 182·57 A-Ill Nandavadgi 109 Wheat T:7'69 I1kal-29 EA Jowar W-7'28 1142·13 59·00 Gonal (S.K.) 110 Wheat T:7'28 Ilkal-20 EA Jowar W-4·86 627 ·00 45·68 Somalapur III Wheat T:4'86 llkal-20 EA Jowar W-4'86 707·61 66·88 Maralgeri 112 Wheat T:4'86 Ilkal-19 EA Jowar W-16'19 4427·52 491·41 N: 10,M: 2 Kandgal 113 Wheat T:16'19 T:4 llkal-14 EA Jowar W-4'05 497·78 35·35 N: 2 Chick -otageri 114 Wheat T:4'05 Ilkal-IO EA Jowar W-12'14 1149·46 74'18 Hire-otageri 115 Wheat T:12'14 Ilkal-8 EA Jowar W-ll'33 307'12 10·95 Gonal (S.T.) 116 Wheat T:II'33 Ilkal-I EA Jowar W-14'16 333·83 45·63 Gonal (S.B.) 117 Wheat T:14'16 Ilkal-I EA Jowar W-12'95 174·02 36·79 Hireupnal 118 Wheat T:12'95 HIREUPNAL, L.C.No.1I8 Chickupnal 119 llkal-3 EA lowar W-8'90 282·32 lR'3~ Hanamanal 120 Wheat T:8'90 llkal-3 EA lowar W-6'48 432·95 55·01 N: 3 Gudur (S'B) 121 Wheat T:6'48 I1kal-3 EA Jowar W-9'23 1084·19 295·00 N: 2,M: 2 Hirekodagali 122 Wheat T:9'23 I1kal-6 EA Jowar 261·27 62·08 Gugalmari 123 Wheat I1kal-4 EA Jowar W-8'09 675 ·13 206·86 M: I,T: I Chickkodagali 124 Whea, T:8·{N 169 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : HUNGUND Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in th~ column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). L.C. of the Population and Communi Name of Village No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectare,) hou,ehold, Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat RailwilY if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 125 Sankalapur 485·08 300 51 P RP W -(- 5) -(-5) BS PR 126 Balakundi 2410·75 2597 457 P(2) RP W PO -(-5) BS PR 127 Amingad 1591·44 10535 1689 P(7),M(4) RP(4) W,T PTO Saturday BS PR H Phone 128 Rak kasagi 760·33 1164 197 P(2) -(-5) W PO -( -5) BS PR 129 Gorjnal 516'65 687 117 P - (- 5) W -(- 5) -( -5) -( -5) KR 130 Tallikeri 726·43 1297 199 P,M -(-5) w PO -(-5) -( -5) PR 131 Sangapur AMALGAMATED WITH 132 lIlal 842'68 1198 181 P,M -( -5) W PO Thursday BS PR 133 Vadageri 1166·15 1505 229 P,M -( - 5) W PO -(-5) BS PR 134 Dammur 1739·62 976 167 P,M -( -5) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) KR 135 Gandal 732·75 618 103 P -(5 -10) W -(-5) Wednesday -( -5) KR 136 Muradi 983·57 1487 237 P(2),M -(5 -10) W PO Sunday BS KR 137 Gudur 2189·94 8200 1337 P(5),M(3) PHU W,HP PTO Friday BS PR H RP(3) Phone 138 Bhimanagad 823·78 826 137 P,M -(-5) W PO -(-5) BS PR 139 Chikanal 860·01 1571 249 P,M -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) BS PR 140 Kelur 3247·86 2846 533 P,M -(-5) W PO, -( -5) BS PR Phone 141 Upnal (S.C.) 385-'13 223 38 P -(5 -10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -( -5) KR 142 Siddanakolla 638·67 397 54 P -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 143 Benakanavari 444·41 349 53 P -( -5) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) PR 144 Chilapur 465·42 524 96 P -(5 -10) W PO -(5-10) -(-5) KR 145 Kyadiggeri 349·93 549 101 P -( - 5) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) KR 170 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remark., -----~~----~--~-~- --_------_-_ - including any place or Nearest Town and Power Stapk Culturable religious,' L.c. distance Name or Village Supply Food 1rrigated waste Area not historical No (in Km.) Forest (by source or Un-irrigated (induding available ror or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logic ------.--~------12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 llkal-5 EA Jowar W-O·81 387·57 96·70 Sankalapur 125 Wheat T:0'81 Ilkal-5 EA Jowar W-19'85 1348'58 897·39 N: 3,M: 2 Balakundi 126 Wheat Tk-I44'93 T:I64'78 Hungund-12 EA lowar 537·35 702·80 351·09 N : 20,M : 6 Amingad 127 Wheat T: 4 Hungund-IO EA lowar 712·69 47·64 Rakkasagi 128 Wheat Hungund-22 EA lowar 501·20 15·45 Gorjnal 129 Wheat Hungund-21 EA lowar 664·40 62·03 Tallikeri 130 Wheat TALLIKERI, L.C. No. 130 Sangapur 131 Hungund-17 EA lowar 111·70 W-O·81 705·27 24·90 N : 3 llIal 132 Wheat T:0'81 Hungund-20 EA lowar 412·52 W-16'51 705·74 31' 38 N . '"~ Vadageri 133 Wheat T:16'51 Hungund-23 EA Jowar 805·77 W-38'54 552·31 343·00 Dammur 134 Wheat T:38'54 Hungund-34 EA lowar 66·93 W-18·30 593·22 54· 30 Gandal 135 Wheat T:!8'30 Hungund-32 EA lowar 217·06 W-4·23 638'76 123·52 N: 10 Muradi 136 Wheat T:4'23 Hungund-22 fA Jowar 1280'10 W-27'88 781·72 100·24 N : 25,M : 7 Gudur 137 Wheat T:1i'88 T: 4 Hungund-27 EA lowar 298·97 W-3'28 417·91 103·62 Bhimanagad 138 Wheat T:3'28 Hungund-24 EA lowar 365·00 W-2'65 429·78 62·58 Chikanal 139 Wheat T:2'65 Hungund-22 EA lowar 1305·20 1819·35 123·31 N: 2 Kelur 140 Wheat Hungund-30 EA Jowar 178·47 W-O·16 188·36 18·14 Upnal (S.C.) 141 Wheal T:{)·lli Hungund-32 EA lowar 374·28 227'77 36'62 N: 2 Siddanakolla 142 Wheat Hungund-27 EA lowar 279·12 We-12'24 142·46 10· 59 Benakanavari 143 Wheat T:12'24 Hungund-22 EA lowar 84·99 We-4'48 321'96 53·99 Chilapur 144 Wheat T:4'48 Huneund-26 EA lowar We-3' 34 312'19 34·40 Kyadiggeri 145 Wheat T:3'34 171 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALVK : HVNGUND Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may be given). Total area Tolal L.C. of the Population and Communi Name of Village No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 146 Kunabenchi 487·63 834 148 P -( -5) W -(-5) -( -5) BS PR , I 147 Aiahalli 1838'66 2549 457 P(2), RP(2) T,R, PO Monday BS PR M(2) HP 148 Kalligudda 496·10 790 144 P,M -( - 5) W -( - 5) - (- 5) BS PR 149 Nimbalgundi 275·49 1063 170 P,M -( - 5) W -( - 5) -( - 5) BS PR 150 Mullur 681·40 744 122 p -( - 5) W -( - 5) -( -5) BS PR 151 Huvinahalli 437·01 901 166 P -( - 5) W -( - 5) - (5 - 10) -( -5) KR 152 Ramathal 1633·73 719 130 P -( - 5) R PO -( - 5) BS PR 153 Yattinahatti AMALGAMATED WITH 154 Bevinal 431·63 1076 154 P -( - 5) W -( -5) -( - 5) -( -5) KR 155 Yeranaikanal 373·56 312 54 P -(5-10) W -( -5) - (5 -10) -( -5) KR 156 Basarikatti 504·80 346 65 P -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5 -10) KR 157 Suralikal 482· 37 797 139 P,M -( - 5) R PO -( -5) -( - 5) KR 158 Kadiwal Kallapur 659·96 458 85 P -( - 5) W PO - (- 5) -( -5) KR 159 Amblikop 320·40 630 117 P -( -5) W -(-5) - (5 -10) -( -5) KR 160 Basawanal 362'12 537 80 P -( - 5) W -( -5) - (5 -10) -( -5) KR 161 Muganur 530·40 726 141 P,M -(5-10) W PO - (5 - 10) BS KR 162 Budihal (S.K.) 749·33 322 60 P - (5 - 10) W -( -5) - (5 -10) BS KR 163 Budihal Un am) 539 51 340 47 P - (5 - 10) W PO - (5 - 10) -(-5) KR 164 Rayanakoppa AMALGAMATED WITH 165 Hiremagi 1374·24 1700 296 P,M - (5 - 10) W PO -(5-10) -( -5) KR 172 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Hungund-18 EA low'lr W-13'56 436·01 38·06 Kunabenchi 146 Wheat T:I3' 56 Hungund-26 EA 10war 317·79 1379· 55 141·32 N: 16,M: 5, Aiahalli 147 Wheat T : 3,A-IV Hungund-2.9 EA 10war We-6'82 453·42 35·86 KalJigudda 148 Wheat T:6'82 Kamatgi-18 EA 10war 234·71 40·78 Nimbalgondi 149 Wheat Kamatgi-19 Jowar 62·83 We-10'12 574·25 34·20 Mullur 150 Wheat T:10'12 Kamatgi-27 EA 10war 117·32 W-4·00 301·90 12'17 Huvinahalli 151 Wheat We-I'62 T:5'62 Kamatgi-25 EA 10war 678·42 we-O·20 883·89 7i ·22 N: 6,M: I, Ramathal 152 Wheat T:0'20 T: 2 RAMATHAL, L.C. No. 152 Yattinahatti 153 Kamatgi-8 10war 266·02 165·61 Bevinal 154 Wheat Kamatgi-15 EA 10war 347·73 25·83 Yeranaikanal 155 Wheat Kamatgi-6 10war 48·99 W-0'40 415·89 39·52 Basarikatti 156 Wheat T:0'40 Kamatgi-5 EA 10war 451·01 31·36 Suralikal 157 Wheat Kamatgi-5 10war 579·35 80·61 N: 2,T: 2 Kadiwal Kallapur i58 Wheat Kamatgi-IO EA 10war W-2'52 300· 37 17·51 N: 2,T: I Amblikop 159 Wheat T:2'52 Kamatgi-6 EA 10war W-5'17 339·96 16·99 Basawanal 160 Wheat T:5'17 Kamatgi-6 EA 10war W-2'83 472·97 54·60 N: 4,T: 2 Muganur 161 Wheat 2·83 Kamatgi-6 EA 10war W-2'02 705·78 41·53 Budihal (S.K.) 162 Wheat T:2'02 Kamatgi-6 EA JO'Nar 30·22 W-4'Oi 473 '12 32·16 Budihal (lnam) 163 Wheat T:4'01 BUDiHAL (INAM), L.C. No.163 Rayanakoppa 164 Kamatgi-7 EA 10war 498·48 W-3'51 799·68 72'57 N: 4,M: 2, Hiremagi 165 Wheat T:3'51 T:I ]73 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK: HUNGUND Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next (0 it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. .., Q() 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ Total area Total be given). ;; L.c. of the Population and Communi- :3 Name of Village ..c No. Village (In number of Day or days cations uco a hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, .... Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway §: if any Station, « Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 166 Madapur 463·62 336 60 P -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(- 5) KR 167 Sulibhavi 1612·85 7870 1116 P(3), PHC, w PO Saturday BS PR M(2) FPC Phone 168 Hungund (Rural) 4808·15 UN-INHABITED 169 !lkal (Rural) 1063·34 UN-INHABITED 170 Kamatgi (Rural) 1801·52 UN-INHABITED TOTAL 134883·86 158509 26840 174 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remark'> -----_ including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religiou" Le. Name of Village distance Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. -~------12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2 Hungund-30 EA Jowar 23·58 W-2'95 413·43 23'66 Madapur 166 Wheat T:2'95 Kamatgi-15 EA Jowar W-20'24 1500·17 92·44 N: 20,M : 4, Sulibhavi 167 Wheat T:20'24 T: 4 UN INHABITED 4808'15" Hungund (Rural) 168 UN INHABITED 1063·34" I1kal (Rural) 169 UN INHABITED 1801·52" Kamatgi (Rural) 170 W-679'24 We-188·63 Tk-21O'03 T- 49· 55 0- 5·30 8005'29 T:1132'75 107789'36 17866·46 • Land use details not available. Hence shown under column No. 19. 175 INDI TALUK A KARNATAKA INDI TALUK s BIJAPUR DISTRICT H ~" , , BOUNDAR.Y, STATE. TAlUK •.. VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER .. , [==~==I~=~~~~J ''I (J HEADQUARTERS: TAlUK. ... @' VILLAGtS wiTH POPULATION SIZE: BELOW 200i 0 •• •• 200-40'1 i 500-999"000- 4999; 5000 AND ABOVE . URBAN A.R!A WITH LOCATION eODIi ...... W0IX/!@j NATlONA.L HIGHWAY .. NHI3 STATE HIGHWAY ... SH 41 IMPORTANT METALLED ROAD .•... I)NMETALL!D AND OTHER ROADS ... RS RAILWAY LINE WITH STATION, METRE GAUGE ,ijiiJI RiVER WITH STREAM .. ~----::::!::.... ~/___.r:= TANK/CANAL WITH DISTRIBUTARY ... ~;--- POST Ot:FlCE/ TELEGRAPH OFFICE .. pO/TO HIGHER SECONOARY SCHOOL .. 5 POLICE STATION. PS PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE/PRIMARY HEALTH UNIT, FAMILY PLANNING CENTRE ... IMPORTA.NT VILLAGE MARKET I HAT (SHANOV),MANOIES .. , Baled upon Survey of India IlGp with the perllinion Of the Surwyor Gfli.raf 6f -"'nthl_ 60vcrnrnenf of IndiO Copyri.ht, .... ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK: INDI 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.c. No. L.c. 1971 1981 1911 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 ._-----. ------_ - __- I Agarkhed 5 5178 5342 47 Havinal 95 1886 1900 2 Agasanal 67 987 1229 48 Hingani 47 1236 1121 3 Ahirasang 51 2700 3101 49 Hirebevanur 9 3636 3827 4 Alur 4 1717 2350 50 Horti 72 3341 4309 5 Anachi 104 455 603 6 Anjutagi 53 3538 4231 51 Inchageri 116 2388 2983 7 Arajanal 43 1126 1121 52 Ingalgi 3 1383 1563 8 Arjunagi (B.K.) 20 1457 1423 9 Arjunagi (K.H.) 19 20 183 53 Jeerankalgi 121 1407 1786 10 Atharga 64 5662 6005 54 Jeveer (Jevoor) 40 1618 1908 55 Jigajeevani 119 3369 4040 II Babalad 78 1537 1688 12 Ballolli 39 2471 2967 56 Kanakanal 117 561 578 13 Bannihatti 34 155 228 57 Kanchinal 93 319 296 14 Banthanal 28 1293 1317 58 Kapanimbargi 80 930 1095 15 Baragudi 48 1127 1284 59 Karur (Kerur) 92 757 811 16 Bardol III 3109 4125 60 Kataral 118 635 1007 17 Basanal 69 1044 1448 61 Kenginal 30 766 839 18 Benakanahalli 62 1896 2335 62 Khedgi II 2257 2091 19 Bhatagunaki 44 3659 4123 63 Kokanagaon 122 415 427 20 Bhairunagi 45 622 705 64 Kolurgi 73 1172 1618 21 Bhuyar 8 2170 2037 65 Kotnal 66 604 742 22 Bolegaon 58 1105 1519 66 Kudagi 79 600 621 23 Budihal 52 785 930 67 Kyatanakeri 68 388 553 24 Chadchan 82 6940 8624 68 Lachyan 50 2573 2913 25 Chanegaon 102 1345 1617 69 Lalasllftgi 13 1387 1293 26 Chavadihal 55 1646 1695 70 Lingadalli 61 721 926 27 Chickbevanur I 3066 3690 71 Loni (B.K.) 110 3342 3752 28 Chorgi 54 869 1132 72 Loni (K.H.) 46 695 704 29 Dasur 86 575 743 73 MaHar 42 346 387 30 Deginal 70 755 940 74 Manankalgi 108 444 547 31 Dhulakhed 100 1667 1696 75 Mannur 7 1028 1074 32 Dhumakanal 114 855 874 76 Maragur 99 1088 980 77 Marasanalli 24 604 733 33 Ganavalga 59 286 500 78 Masali (B.K.) 35 3348 3527 34 Godihal 94 1352 1446 79 Masali (K.H.) 36 143 280 35 Golasar 17 1507 1497 80 Mavinalli 2 1131 1058 36 Gornal 33 1032 1264 81 Miragi 16 1932 1873 37 Gotyal 109 980 1107 38 Govindapur 88 245 323 82 Naad (B.K.) 22 939 1039 39 Gundawan 81 1219 1144 83 Naad (K.H.) 21 1412 1497 84 Nagarhalli 10 220 169 40 Hadalasang 75 1622 2019 (Nagarahalli) 41 Halagunaki 77 928 1355 85 Nandaragi 113 1522 1480 42 Halalli 83 1105 1333 86 Nandral 105 482 612 43 Halasangi 106 3985 4693 87 Nimbal (B.K.) 57 1101 1488 44 Hanchinal 18 400 430 88 Nimbal (K.H.) 71 2250 2360 45 . Hanjagi 56 3225 3482 89 Nimbargi 120 2775 2763 46 Hattalli 96 2010 2515 90 Nivargi 89 2629 2856 179 " ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK: INDI 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of village Name of village No. No. L.c. L.c. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 91 Padanur 49 2410 2704 109 Shivapur (B.K.) 31 146 169 .110 Shivapur (K.H.) 14 232 276 92 Rajanal 65 777 773 III Sonakanhalli 76 890 1132 93 Revatagaon 85 2180 2305 94 Rodgi IS 1302 1186 112 Tadavalga 60 5151 6191 95 Rugi 37 2929 4111 113 Taddewadi 98 1432 1383 114 Takali 97 1091 1223 96 Salotgi 38 7487 8668 115 Tambe 29 6032 7111 97 Sangogi 26 1013 1058 116 Teggihalli 25 1030 1202 98 Sankha 90 1019 1267 117 Tennihalli 32 1427 1661 99 Satalagaon (P.B.) 115 1022 1309 100 Satalagao (P.I.) 12 1985 2334 118 Umraj 87 1762 1843 101 Savalasang 74 IS02 1564 119 Umrani 91 1275 1572 102 Shiganapur 112 870 1041 103 Shiradon 84 1710 2297 120 Wadhe 27 579 576 104 Shiragur loam 6 704 709 105 Shiragur Khalasa 103 200 194 121 Yelgi (P.H.) 107 695 766 106 Shirashyad 23 2516 2776 107 Shirkanahalli 63 1303 1644 122 Zalaki 41 1340 1516 108 Shimal 101 1075 1112 180 INDI TAL UK (Contd.) VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK : INDI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. ·5kms. '"00 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ Total area Total be given). :> of the Population and B L.c. Communi· ..c Name of Village u No. Village (In number of Day or days cations Chickbevanur 1690'34 3690 638 P(3),M(2) RP W,HP PO, -(5 ~ 10) BS PR Phone 2 Mavinalli 1057·93 1058 183 P(2) - (- 5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 3 Ingalgi 2036· 56 1563 250 P(4) -( - 5) W,HP PO -(- 5) BS KR 4 Alur 2811·78 2350 381 P(3),M -(5-10) W,HP PO -(5 -10) -( -5) KR 5 Agarkhed 5323·75 5342 880 P(4),M(2),H RP W,HP PO -(10+) BS PR 6 Shiragur Inam 1086'27 709 115 P -( - 5) W -( - 5) -(10+) -(5-10) KR 7 Mannur 1173·92 1074 227 P,M -( - 5) R,HP PO -(10+) BS KR 8 Bhuyar 2808'55 2037 379 P,M RP R,HP PO -(10+) BS KR 9 Hirebevanur 3800'19 3827 593 P(4),M(2) RP W,HP PO, -(10+) BS PR Phone 10 Nagarhalli 554'65 169 35 P - (5 -10) W,HP -(5 -10) -(10+) -( -5) KR II Khedgi 1665'85 2091 355 P(2), RP W,HP PO -(10+) BS KR M(2) 12 Satalagao (P.!.) 2259'11 2334 361 P(2) RP W,HP PO -(10+) BS PR 13 Lalasangi 2598 ·75 1293 221 P(2) -( - 5) W,HP - (- 5) -(10+) BS KR 14 Shivapur (K.H.) 502'51 276 46 P -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) KR 182 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to_ two decimal places) Remarks induding any place ~r Nearest Town and Culturable Power Staple religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or an.haeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Indi-6 EA Jowar W-29'14 1466·75 97·32 M: I Chickbevanur Wheat We-97'13 T:126'27 Indi-3 EA Jowar W-4I'68 946·02 37·85 T: I Mavinalli 2 Wheat We-32'38 T:74'06 Indi-5 EA Jowar W-49·78 1814·51 123·71 Ingalgi 3 Wheat We-48·56 T:98'34 Indi-8 EA Jowar W-31'57 2659'64 72·01 Alur 4 Wheat We-48·56 T:80'13 Indi-22 EA Jowar W-7'28 4818·36 333'39 N : 20,M: 3 Agarkhed 5 Wheat We-23'07 A-I R-141'65 T:I72'OO Indi-25 EA Jowar W-I'21 1025·98 59·08 M: 2 Shiragur Inam 6 Wheat T:I'21 Indi-24 EA Jowar R-137 ·65 864·60 171'67 Mannur 7 Wheat T:137'65 Indi-16 EA Jowar W-12'55 2690·15 85'62 Bhuyar 8 Wheat We-20'23 T:32'78 Indi-13 EA Jowar W-6I'92 3461·62 191·66 Hirebevanur 9 Wheat We-84·99 T:I46'91 Indi-19 Jowar W-2'43 511·21 41·01 Nagarhalli IO Wheat T:2'43 Indi·27 EA Jowar W-16'19 1501·02 120'31 Khedgi II Wheat We-20·24 R:8'09 T:44'52 Indi-18 EA Jowar W-47'35 2043'08 106·76 N : 5 Satalagao (P.I.) 12 Wheat We-61·92 T:I09'27 Indi-24 EA Jowar W-4'05 2419·75 142'58 Lalasangi 13 Wheat We-32'37 T:36'42 Indi-30 EA Jowar W-2'43 453'54 33'19 Shivapur (K.H.) 14 Wheat We-13'35 T:15'78 J 83 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : INlll Amenitie' available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brade", I he di~tance in broad ranges viz.-5kms . . 5-10 km,. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). I..C of Ihe Population and Communi Name of Village No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hCl'tal"C') hou,ehold, Drinking Po.,t and of Ihe (Bus stop, l·,'lIcat ion'll Meoical Water Telegraph markel/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 4a 4b 6 7 8 9 10 II 15 Rodgi 17'}6'()1 11116 180 P,M - (- 5) W,R PO _. (lO +) BS KR 16 Miragi 1099·68 1873 297 P,M RP W,HP PO - (10+) -( - 5) KR 17 Golasar 1219·28 1497 249 P,M RP W,C PO -(10+ ) -( - 5) KR I R HalH:hinal 589· 76 430 60 I' - (5 -10) W,HP -(-5) (10+) ~( -5) KR 19 Arjullagi (1<.:.11.) 216'87 183 40 - (- 5) -(5 -10) W,C -(- 5) -(10+) - (- 5) KR 20 Arjunagi (H. I<.: .) 1342·90 1423 227 P(2),M - (5 - 10) W,HP PO, - (10+) - (- 5) KR Phone 21 NaaL! (K.II.) 1474'R2 1497 264 P(2),M PHU W,HP PO -(10+) BS PR 22 Naao (B.K.) 1173 ·86 1039 178 P - (- 5) W,HP -(- 5) -(10+) BS PR 23 Shirashyad 3390·86 2776 475 P(2),M -(5 -10) W,HP PO, -(10+) BS KR Phone 24 Mara,analli 704·01 733 118 P -(5 -10) W -( -5) -(10+) - (- 5) PR 25 Teggihalli 699·9() 1202 . 173 PM - (5 - 10) W PO -(10+) - (- 5) KR 26 Sangogi 1042·29 1058 179 P RP w,e - ( - 5) - (5 - 10) .. ( - 5) KR 27 Wad he 824·31 576 109 P RP W,HP -( -5) -(5- 10) -( - 5) KR 2~ l:Ianthanal SIlI'i7 1317 232 1-'(2),1\1,0 Ri' W,HI-' 1'0 (5 - 10) BS KR 29 Tambc 6275·22 7111 1211 P(5),M(3) PHU W,HP PTO, Wednesday BS PR RP Phone 184 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land u,e (area under dilTcrcnl Iypcs of land lISC in Hcclarcs rOllnded 10 IWO dccimal placcs) Rcmarb - _,---- ~------.-----.--~ ------indudillll- any placc of Nearest Town and Power Slaple Cullurahle religious, L.C dblance Namc I)\" Village Supply Food I rrigalcd wa~le Area nol hislorkal No. (in Km.) Forest (hy .murcc of Un-irrigatcd (induding available for or an:ha('o- i rrigal ion) gauchar and cull ivaI ion logical groves) inlcrcst. - ._------..._---~ .. _._._- 12 13 14 15 16 17 It! 19 20 2 Indi-32 EA Jowar W-6'48 1593'6t! 2·14 174 ·69 N: 2 Rodgi 15 Wheal We-12'\l5 0-6·{)7 T:25'50 Indi-29 EA Jowar Wc-27·n 919·20 152·56 A-II Miragi 16 Wheal T:27'92 . Indi-24 EA Jowar W-9'71 1122·91 (J9'Ii~ (iolasar 17 Wheal Wc-I7'()() T:26'71 Indi-34 EA Jowar W-3'24 509·26 22·22 Hanchinal 111 Wheal Wc-6'4R Tk-48·56 T:58'28 Indi-32 EA lowar We-I'21 2()6 ·11 9· 55 Arjunagi (K.B.) 19 Wheal T:I'21 Indi-32 low\lr W-32'78 1102· 55 61'88 Arjunagi (8.K.) 20 Wheal Tk-145'69 T:178'47 Indi-IS EA Jawar W-SO'94 1311 ·75 78'08 Naad (K.H.) 21 Wheal We-4'05 T:84'99 Indi-18 EA Jowar W-60'70 1056·79 56· 37 T: I Naad (B.K.) 22 Wheal T:60'70 Indi-21 Jowar W-84'99 3130·64 175 ·23 Shirasllyad 23 Wheal T:84'99 Indi-24 Jowar W-I7'OO 454·90 45·95 Marasanalli 24 Wheal Tk-186'16 T:203'16 Indi-24 Jawar W-36'42 590·32 32'69 Tcggihalli 25 Wheal Tk-40'47 T:76'89 Indi-26 Jowar W-60'71 931·80 49·78 Sangogi 26 Wheal T:60'71 Indi-26 Jowar W-26'71 663·12 134·48 Wadhe 27 Wheal T:26'71 Inui-27 JOlla! W-76·4<1 '7: 68 1>()() \-111 I~anthanal 2H Wheat T:76'49 Indi-21 EA Jowar W-64'75 5744·72 285·66 N : 35,M : 3, Tambe 29 Wheat We-165'93 T: 2 0-14,16 T:244'84 185 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK : INDI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. ~ 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ Total area Total be given). > L.C. of the Population and Communi- B Name of Village -C No. Village (In number of Day or days cations ~ hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, 0... Educational Medical Co Water Telegraph market/hat Railway Co 00( if any Station, Waterway) I 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 3{) Kengina\ 499-99 S39 \18 P,M -( -5) W,HP PO -( -5) BS PR 31 Shivapur (B.K.) 258·36 169 21 P -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS KR 32 Tennihalli 1396·64 1661 231 P(3),M -(-5) 'W,HP PO -( - 5) BS KR 33 Gornal 1462'14 1264 209 P -(-5) W.C PO -( - 5) BS KR 34 Bannihatti 472·92 228 32 P -( - 5) W,C -(-5) -( - 5) -( -5) KR 35 Masali (B.K.) 3229·17 3527 632 P(2),M(2) -(5 -10) W,C PO, -(5 -10) BS KR Phone 36 Masali (K.H.) 863·51 280 43 P -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) BS KR 'I 37 Rugi 3365·32 4111 582 P(3),M -(-5) W,HP PO, -( -5) BS PR Phone 38 Salotgi 6999·35 8668 1425 P(4),M(3),H RP(2) W,HP PO, - (5 -10) BS PR Phone 39 Ballolli 1592·53 2967 472 P(3),M,H RP W,HP PO Sunday BS PR 40 Jeveer 1289·02 1908 299 P,M -(5-10) W,HP PO - (5 -10) BS PR 41 Zalaki 1734·89 1516 247 P,M -( -5) W,HP PO -(-5) BS PR 42 Mailar 659·05 387 62 P - (5 - 10) W,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) -( -5) , PR 43 Arajanal 1708 ·10 1121 199 P,M -(5-10) W,HP PO - (5 -10) -(-5) KR 44 Bhatagunaki 2136·31 4123 678 P(3),M RP W,HP PTO, Saturday BS KR Phone 186 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.c. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) L gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Indi-26 EA Jowar W-31'16 413·97 44·74 Kenginal 30 Wheat We-IO'\2 T:41'28 Indi-24 EA Jowar WE-10'93 224·71 22'72 Shivapur (B.K.) 31 Wheat T:IO'93 Indi-16 EA Jowar W-62'73 1296'85 26·94 Tennihalli 32 Wheat We-IO'\2 T:72'85 Indi-IS EA Jowar W-38'85 1322·32 64·55 N: I Oornal 33 Wheat We-36'42 T:75'27 Indi-16 EA Jowar W-20'23 414·84 36'23 Bannihatti 34 Wheat We-I ·62 T:21'85 Indi-18 EA Jowar W-32'38 2897·42 234'62 N: I Masali (B.K.l 35 Wheat We-64'75 T:97'13 Indi-18 Jowar W-48·56 754·40 60·55 Masali (K.H.) 36 Wheat T:48'56 Indi-IO EA Jowar W-32'38 2906·68 240·10 N : 15,M : 2, Rugi 37 Wheat We-186'16 T:218'54 Indi-8 EA Jowar W-32'38 6532·70 260·25 N: 15,M: 5 Salotgi 38 Wheat We-174'02 T: 2 T:206'40 A-IV Indi-21 EA Jowar W-20'24 1433·77 61·63 N: 13,T: I Ballolli 39 Wheat We-76'89 C: I T:97'13 Indi-24 EA Jowar W-27'52 1161·70 48·40 Jeveer 40 Wheat We-51·40 T:78'92 Indi-19 EA Jowar W-19'83 1583·71 81·98 Zalaki 41 Wheat We-49'37 T:69'20 1ndi-2 I EA Jowar W-17'OQ 597'16 40'04 Mailar 42 Wheat We-4'85 T:21'85 Indi-16 EA Jowar W-24'28 1571·43 63·82 Arajanal 43 Wheat We-48'57 T:72'85 Indi-13 EA Jowar W-76'89 1904·19 74·29 N: 15,M: 5 Bhatagunaki 44 Wheat We-80'94 T: 2 T:157'83 187 49 Padanur 1852'44 2704 428 P(2),M(2) -(-5) R,HP PO -(5 -10) RS KR 50 Lachyan 2517'44 2913 485 P(3),M,H, RP W,HP PO, Monday RS KR PUC Phone 5·1 Ahirasang 3175·65 3101 4')5 P(2),M -(10+) W,HP PO, -(10+) -( -5) KR Phone 52 Budihal 1350·94 930 165 P,M -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5) PR 53 Anjutagi 3135·84 4231 622 P(4),M -(10+) W,HP PTO, -( - 5) BS PR Phone 54 Chorgi 1298'46 1132 177 P -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) RS KR 55 Chavadihal 351·01 1695 283 P,M -(5 -10) W,HP PO - (5 -10) -( -5) KR 56 Hanjagi 3548·96 3482 505 P(4),M -(5 -10) W,HP PO, -(5-10) -( - 5) KR Phone 57 Nimbal (B.K.) 1947·16 1488 216 P(2),M RP W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS,RS KR 58 Bolegaon 775 ·68 1519 192 P,M,H -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS PR .\~ Ganavalga 768·19 500 71 P -( -5) W,HP -(-5) - (- 5) -( -5) PR 188 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place'of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by SOUTce of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 I3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Indi-II EA Jowar W-60'71 727·27 24·98 M: I,T: I Bhairunagi 45 Wheat T:60'71 Indi-16 EA Jowar W-46·14 561·05 85·95 Loni (K.H.) 46 Wheat Tk-121'41 T:167'55 Indi-26 Jowar W-27'92 1649·36 81·29 Hingani 47 Wheat T:27'92 Indi-24 EA Jowar W-12'14 842·05 94·40 Baragudi 48 We-IO'92 R-72'04 T:95'10 Indi-24 EA Jowar W-15'38 ~8j·93 146·66 N: 3,T: I Padanur 49 We-6'47 T:21'85 Indi-14 EA Jowar W-58'68 2260'54 111·21 N: 30,T: I Lachyan 50 We-87'01 A-V T:14S'69 Indi-II EA Jowar W-48'56 2901·90 79·49 N: I,T: I Ahirasang 51 We-14S·70 T:194'26 Indi-IO EA Jowar W-IS'38 1224·38 41'S7 M: I Budihal :;2 We-69'61 T:84'99 Indi-13 EA Jowar W-76'89 2840·91 52·11 Anjutagi 53 We-165·93 T:242'82 Indi-13 EA Jowar W-78'92 1147·45 59·95 Chorgi 54 We-12'14 T:91'06 Indi-8 EA Jowar W-IO'93 277·35 26·31 Chavadihal 55 We-36'42 T:47'35 Indi-6 EA Jowar W-32'38 2862·21 219'73 M :4 Hanjagi 56 We-244'44 Tk-19O·20 T : 467·02 Indi-22 EA Jowar W-112'91 1687'61 146·64 A-VI Nimbal (B.K.) 57 T:112'91 Indi-II EA Jowar W-89'84 654·77 19·74 Bolegaon 58 We-ll'33 T:IOI'17 Indi-14 EA Jowar W-36'42 702'82 28·95 Ganavalga 59 T:36'42 189 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK : INDI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. ~ 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ Total area Total be given). :> L.C. of the Population and Communi- B Name of Village .c u No. Village (In number of Day or days cations os hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, ...0 Educational Medical Q. Water Telegraph market/hat Railway Q. -( if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 ~ 9 10 11 60 Tadavalga 5610'62 6191 893 P(6),M(3) RP,PHU W,HP PTO, Monday BS PR Phone 61 Lingadalli 1162'45 926 141 P(2) -( - 5) W,HP -(- 5) -(-5) -( -5) KR 62 Benakanahalli 2025'18 2335 388 P(3),M RP W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS PR 63 Shirkanahalli 1250'04 1644 276 P,M RP W,HP PO -(5 -10) -( - 5) KR ~ 64 Atharga 5466'87 6005 II34 P(5),M(3),H RP W,HP PO, Thursday BS PR Phone 65 Rajanal 1252'53 773 133 P -( -5) W,HP - (-5) -(-5) -( - 5) KR 66 Kotnal 1772· 36 742 131 P -(10+) W -(-5) -(10+) -( - 5) KR 67 Agasanal 1087·25 1229 200 P,M RP W,HP PO -(10+) BS ~rR 68 Kyatanakeri 850'53 553 83 P - (5 - 10) W,HP - (5 -10) -(5-101 RS KR 69 Basanal 1476·92 1448 211 P(3),M - (10 +) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -( - 5) KR 70 Deginal 1222· I3 940 140 P -( -5) W,HP PO -( - 5) -( - 5) KR 71 Nimbal (K.H.) 2242'66 2360 407 P(4),M,H RP W,HP PO - (5 -10) BS,RS KR 72 Horti 2962'09 4309 727 P(5),M,H RP W,HP PTO, Monday BS PR Phone 73 Kolurgi 1468·73 1618 240 P,M -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5) KR 74 Savalasang 1740'53 1564 272 P(3),M -( - 5) W,HP PO -( - 5) BS KR 190 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaco- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Indi-13 EA Jowar W-44·92 4752·58 449·29 N: 15,M: 4 Tadavalga 60 We-268'32 T: 2 Tk-95'51 T:408'75 Indi-16 EA Jowar W-71'63 1061'49 29·33 Lingadalli 61 T:71'63 Indi-29 EA Jowar W-12'14 1881'40 83·08 N: I Benakanahalli 62 We-48'56 T:60'70 Indi-30 EA Jowar W-66'37 1066·78 52·14 Shirkanahalli 63 We-64·75 T:131'12 Indi-24 EA Jowar W-32'38 4812·79 362·70 N: 39,M : 4 Atharga 64 We-259'00 T: 1 T:291'38 Indi-29 EA Jowar W-47'35 1126·38 78'88 Rajanal 65 T:47'35 Indi-35 EA Jowar W-57'06 1527·98 106'38 Kotnal 66 Tk-80'94 T:138'00 Indi-33 EA Jowar W-80'94 948·05 54·21 N: 1 -Agasanal 67 We-4'05 T:84'99 Indi-32 Jowar W-43·71 744·76 62'06 Kyatanakeri 68 T:43'71 Indi-33 EA Jowar W-99'15 1276·23 91'42 T: 1 Basanal 69 We-IO'12 T:109'27 Indi-27 EA Jowar W-16'19 (1)3,30 60'27 Deginal 70 We-32'37 T:48'56 Indi-22 EA Jowar W-116'15 1937'98 152'92 N : 3 Nimbal (K.H.) 71 We-35'61 T:151'76 Indi-20 EA Jowar W-I64'31 2553·87 161·76 N: 15,M: 4 Horti 72 We-82'15 T: I A-VII T:246'46 Indi-34 EA Jowar Tk-1I4·)3 1304'92 49'68 M:I Kolurgi 73 T:1I4' 13 Indi-32 EA Jowar W-35'61 1545'74 151·08 N: 2,T: I Savalasang 74 We-8'10 T:43'71 191 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK: INDI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in bread ranges viz.-5kms. ~ 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearestpl~ where the facility is available may ;;~ Total area Total be given). L.C. of the Population and Communi- S Name of Village ..::: No. Village (In number of Day or days cations al hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, ...0 Educational Medical 0- Water Telegraph market/hat Railway 0- ~ if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 75 Hadalasang 1849'63 2019 270 P(5),M - (5 - 10) vl4tp PO -(5-10) BS KR 76 Sonakanhalli 917'15 1132 167 -(5 -10) W,HP -(-5) -(5- 10) BS KR 77 Halagunaki 1396'11 1355 227 P,M - (5 -10) W,HP PO -(5-10) - (5 -10) PR 78 Babalad 1924'78 1688 257 P,M -(10+) W,HP PO- -(10+ ) BS KR 79 Kudagi 11)42'06 621 107 P - (5 -10) W,HP -(5-10) - (5 - 10) -(5-10) KR 80 Kapanimbargi 825'51 1095 173 P,M -(5-10) W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS PR 81 Gundawan 1627'04 1144 193 P -( - 5) W,HP -( -5) -( - 5) BS PR 82 Chad chan 3846'08 8624 1509 P(4),M{3),H, PHC W,HP PTO, Wednesday BS PR PUC FPC Phone RP 83 Halalli 1434·()() 1333 190 P,M -( - 5) W,HP PO -( - 5) BS PR 84 Shiradon 1643'92 2297 341 P,M -(5 -10) W,HP PO - (5 - 10) BS PR 85 Revatagaon 2315'17 2305 391 P(3),M - (l0 +) W,HP PO -(10+) BS PR 86 Dasur 491·23 743 III P - (10 +) R,HP -(-5) -(10+) -( -5) KR 87 Umraj 2483·61 1843 291 P(2),M(2) -(10+) R,HP PO -(10+) BS PR 88 Govindapur 283 ·14 323 49 P - (10 +) W,HP -(- 5) -(fO+) -( - 5) KR 89 Nivargi 1669·62 2856 492 P(3),M,H - (10 +) W,HP PO, -(IO+) BS KR Phone 90 Sankha 761·35 1267 141 P,M - (10 +) R,HP PO -(IO+) -( - 5) KR 192 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimai places) Remarks including any place 'of Nearest Town and Culturable Power Staple religious, L.C. distance Area not Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Indi-29 EA Jowar W-50'59 1655·29 133·63 M: I Hadalasang 75 We-iO'12 T:60'71 Indi-27 Jowar W-35'21 787·72 94·22 Sonakanhalli 76 T:35'21 Indi-30 Jowar W-65'56 1182·44 148·11 Halagunaki 77 T:65'56 Indi-13 Jowar Tk-145'69 1578·33 200·76 Babalad 78 T:145'69 Indi-19 Jowar Tk-27·92 972·96 41·18 Kudagi 79 T:27'92 1ndi-24 EA Jowar W-49'78 727·93 29·59 Kapanimbargi 80 We-18·21 T:67'99 Indi-22 EA Jowar W-44'52 1489·02 65' 17 Gundawan 81 We-28·33 T:72'85 Manga1wedhe-24 EA Jowar W-28'33 3512'51 264·37 N: 128,M : 6, Chadchan 82 (Maharashtra) Wheat We-40'87 T: I,C: I T:69'29 A-VIII Mangalwedhe-24 EA Jowar W-96'72 1262·64 60·07 Haialli 83 (Maharashtra) Wheat We-14'57 T:11I'29 Mangalwedhe-23 EA Jowar W-46·14 1413·40 99·40 N : 2 Shiradon 84 (Maharashtra) Wheat We-84'98 T:131'12 Mangalwedhe-21 EA Jowar W-IS'78 2125'13 88·46 N: I,M: I Revatagaon 85 (Maharashtra) Wheat We-85'80 T:IO}'58 Mangalwedhe-20 EA Jowar W-30'35 399·29 - 61·62 Dasur 86 (Maharashtra) Wheat T:30'35 Mangalwedhe-21 EA Jowar W-23'07 2247·34 114·86 N: I,M: 1 Umraj 87 (Maharashtra) Wheat We-I·21 0-97'13 T:121'41 Mangalwedhe-23 EA Jowar We-2'43 258·16 22·55 Govindapur 88 (Maharashtra) Wheat T:2'43 Manga1wedhe-26 EA Jowar W-30'76 1453·53 145·67 Nivargi 89 (Maharashtra) Wheat We-39'66 T:70'42 Mangalwedhe-30 EA Jowar W-9'31 671·97 63·88 Sankha 90 (Maharashtra) Wheat We-16'19 T:25'50 193 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK: INDI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. ., 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~"" Total area Total be given). ;; L.C. of the Population and Communi- S Name of Village ..c Village (In u No. number of Day or days cations ~ 0 hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, l- Educational Medical e. Water Telegraph market/hat Railway «e. if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 91 Umrani 1322·97 1572 254 P(2),M -(10+) R,HP PO -(10+) BS KR 92 Karur 1046·52 SII 119 P -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -( -5) PR 93 Kanchinal 417·14 296 45 P -(5 -10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -( - 5) KR 94 Godihal 1366·03 1446 249 P(2),M -(-5) W,HP PO - (- 5) - (- 5) KR 95 Havinal 3983 ·18 1900 316 P(3),M -( - 5) W,HP PO -( -5) -( - 5) KR 96 Hattalli 1635·42 2515 377 P(3),M -(5-10) W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS KR 97 Takali 1193·39 1223 171 P -(10+) W,HP -(5-10) -(10+) -( - 5) KR 98 Taddewadi 1183·84 1383 222 P,M -(5-10) W,HP PO - (10 +) BS PR 99 Maragur 1273·90 980 158 P(2) -(5 -10) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -( - 5) PR 100 Dhulakhed 1865 ·13 1696 305 P(2),M -(5 -10) W,HP PO -(5-10) BS PR 101 Shimal 816·34 1112 187 P -(10+ ) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -( -5) KR 102 Chanegaon 1335·54 1617 254 P(2),M -(5 -10) R,W PO - (5 -10) -(-5) KR 103 Shiragur Khalasa 447·31 194 35 - (- 5) -( - 5) R,W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5), KR 104 Anachi 376·56 603 101 P -( - 5) R,W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) KR 105 Nandral 783·61 612 84 P -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) KR 194 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, distance Name of Village L.c. Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Mangalwedhe-32 EA Jowar W-134'77 1070·88 93·04 T: I Umrani· 91 (Maharashtra) Wheat We-24'28 T:159'05 Indi-32 EA Jowar W-21'85 966·01 58·66 Karur 92 Wheat T:21'85 Indi-34 EA Jowar W-71'63 331·51 14·00 Kanchinal 93 Wheat T:71'63 Indi-32 EA Jowar W-37'64 1259·88 50·31 Godihal 94 Wheat We-18'21 T:55 ·85 Mangalwedhe-27 EA Jowar W-53'02 3608·13 33 '13 278·79 Havinal 95 (Maharashtra) Wheat We-IO'11 T:63'13 Mangalwedhe-28 EA Jowar W-4'45 1500'56 114·22 N: 2 Hallalli 96 (Maharashtra) Wheat We-16'19 T:20'64 Mangalwedhe-38 EA Jowar W-20'64 1042'83 129'92 M:I Takali 97 (Maharashtra) Wheat T:20'64 Indi-32 EA Jowar W-13'36 1058'55 87'65 Taddewadi 98 Wheat We-24'28 T:37'64 Indi-32 EA Jowar W-8'09 1144'81 104·81 T: I Maragur 99 Wheat We-16'19 T:24'28 Indi-30 EA Jowar W-5'67 1663'68 162·60 M: 1 A-IX Dhulakhed 100 Wheat We-33'18 T:38'85 Indi-34 EA Jowar W-13'76 584'61 133·79 Shimal 101 Wheat We-3'24 R-80'94 T:97'94 Indi-27 EA Jowar W-16'19 1242'33 62·86 Chanegoan 102 Wheat We-14'16 T:30'35 Indi-26 EA Jowar W-2'43 406'88 38·00 Shiragur Khalasa 103 Wheat T:2'43 Indi-26 EA Jowar W-2'43 268·93 37'21 Anachi 104 Wheat We-7'28 R-60'71 T:70'42 Indi-14 EA Jowar W-34'00 716·15 33'46 Nandral 105 Wheat T:34'00 195 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK: INDI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. ...00 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may =«I Total area Total be given). ;> L.c. of the Population and Communi- S Name of Village ..c: u No. Village (In number· of Day or days cations «I hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, ...0 Educational Medical Q. Water Telegraph market/hat Railway Q. if any Station, « Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 106 Halasangi 3195'18 4693 765 P(3),M(2),H RP W,HP PTO, Thursday BS PR Phone 107 Yelgi (P.H.) 1142'00 766 123 P,M -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 108 Manankalgi 1168'66 547 76 P -(5-10) W,HP PO -(5-10) -(5 -10) KR 109 Gotyal 951·02 1107 195 P -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) -( -5) KR 110 Loni (B.K.) 2426·79 3752 582 P(2),M,H RP W,HP PTO, -(10+ ) BS PR Phone III Bardol 4'70' 50 4125 695 P(4),M -(5 -10) W,HP PO, -(5 -10) BS PR Phone 112 Shiganapur 778·43 1041 178 P,M -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS KR 113 Nandaragi 1590'64 1480 251 P(2),M -( - 5) W,HP PO -(-5) BS KR 114 Dhumakanal 965·72 874 123 P,M -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) BS KR 115 Satalagaon (P .B.) 1873·70 1309 229 P,M -(10+ ) W,HP PO -(10+) BS KR 116 Inchageri 3290·29 2983 449 P(7),M PHU W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS PR 117 Kanakanal 573·83 578 92 P(2) -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -( - 5) KR 118 Kataral 809'04 1007 158 P - (10 +) W,HP -(-5) -(5 - 10) BS KR 119 J igajeevani 5901· 56 4040 628 P(&),M -(10+) W,HP PO, -(10+ ) BS PR Phone 120 Nimbargi 2902·20 2763 484 P(4),M -(5-10) W,HP PO, -(5 -10) BS PR Phone 196 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.c. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not (in Km.) historical No. Forest {by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Indi-21 EA Jowar W-21·04 2908·07 162·06 N: 10, M: 5 Halasangi 106 Wheat We-I04·OJ T: 6, A-X T:125·05 Indi-24 EA Jowar W-12·14 1038·24 33·34 Yelgi (P.H.) 107 Wheat We-58·28 T:70·42 Indi-27 EA Jowar W-8·09 1107·90 40·12 Manankalgi 108 Wheat We-12·55 T:20·64 Indi-22 EA Jowar W-31·97 836·69 45·13 Gotyal 109 Wheat We-37·23 T:69·20 Indi-27 EA Jowar W-22·26 2258·20 72·68 N: 2,M: 3 Loni (B.K.) 110 Wheat We-73·65 T: 3 T:95·91 Indi-29 EA Jowar W-6·07 4250·98 116·77 N: 5,M: I Bardol III Wheat We-196·68 T: 2 T:202·75 Indi-30 Jowar W-62·73 664·54 51: 16 Shiganapur 112 Wheat T:62·73 Indi-29 Jowar W-78·92 1405 ·97 105·75 T: I Nandangi 113 Wheat T:78·92 Indi-37 EA Jowar W-46·54 879·48 36·46 Dhumakanal 114 Wheat We-3·24 T:49·78 Indi-39 Jowar W-44·92 1727·59 101 ·19 M: 3 Satalagaon (P.B.) 115 Wheat T:44·92 Indi-35 EA Jowar W-II4·13 3139·35 22·25 N: 5, T: 3 lnchageri 116 Wheat We-14·56 C: 4 A-Xl T:128·69 Indi-35 Jowar W-9·71 515·37 48·75 Kanakanal 117 Wheat T:9·71 Indi-37 Jowar W-29·14 763·00 16·90 Kataral 118 Wheat T:29·14 Indi-35 EA Jowar W-63· 13 5473 ·17 202·57 M: 2,T: 2 J igajeevani 119 Wheat We-162·69 T:225·82 Indi-35 EA Jowar W-20·64 2486·36 60·76 249·45 N: I,M: 4 Nimbargi 120 Wheat We-84·99 A-XII T:I05·63 197 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK: INDI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. ... 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may i Total area Total be given). :> B L.C. of the Population and Communi- Name of Village ..c No. Village (In number of Day or days cations ~ hectares) households ...0 Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Po Educational Medical Po Water Telegraph market/hat Railway 0( if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 121 J eerankalgi 1937·47 1786 285 P(2),M -(5-10) W,HP PO -(5-10) BS PR 122 Kokanagaon 604·54 .427 71 P -( - 5) W,C -(-5) -( - 5) -(-5) KR TOTAL 214737·54 226512 36733 - Indi 7749·28 Fully included in the limits of Indi Town Municipality. 198 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares Remarks rounded to two decimal places) including any place of Nearest Town and Culturable religious. L.C. Power Staple Name of Village waste Area not historical No. distance Supply Food Irrigated (in Km.) Forest (by sourCe of Un·irrigated (including available for or archaeo. irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 18 19 20 2 12 13 14 15 16 17 95·90 N: I Jeerankalgi 121 Indi·37 EA Jowar W·79·73 1623·37 6·95 Wheat We·13I· 52 T:211-25 15'59 Kokanagaon 122 Indi·38 EA Jowar W·17·OO 562·24 Wheat We·9-71 T:26'71 W-4598·25 We-4526'10 Tk·II%·68 R· 501-08 O· 117'36 T:I0939'47 191724'18 102'98 11970'91 199 JAMKHANDI TALUK = E 2: g ~ o ~ =====r=i;:li ~ mu 8 ;; ~, n d r ...c o C .ll C a:" :E Ow Z "a: 0'"" I- W:z: :j t: ~3: wa: ~ ~ .. ::J a: :::> ...J ...J o .2 "c ./ J: D o ~ ~ ~ ::;: 0 ..c ~ ,/ :::> .. '" E 1,- '" ..J ...... ," o.. U 1- .. ~ ~ a:: ' 1 3 9 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK: lAMKHANDI 1981 1981 Population Population Sl. Census Sl. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 I Adihudi 47 3139 38 Kaltippi 63 915 1369 2 Alagup' 11 3671 4863 39 Kankanwadi 9 1849 2185 3 Albal 8 1038 1389 40 Kannolli 32 1875 2447 4 Asangi 52 3865 4972 41 Kavatagi 37 1392 1795 42 Konnur 21 2935 3872 5 Bandegani (Bandigani) 56 385 616 43 Kulhalli 53 3269 4572 6 Banhatti (Rural) 67 382 44 Kumbarhal 13 1700 2215 7 Bidri (Bidari) 35 3008 3490 45 Kunchanur 14 2410 3016 8 Budni 18 534 754 46 Kuragod 27 400 429 9 Chikkalaki 34 2015 2252 47 Linganur 17 1991 2663 10 ChikpadasaJgi 38 1700 2513 II Chimmad 60 3394 4808 48 Madanmatti 51 560 811 12 Chingundi 16 835 1068 49 Madarkhandi 55 2176 2755 50 Maigur 6 1680 2024 13 Gadyal 31 2165 2705 51 Mareguddi 20 2295 2836 14 Gani 19 1254 1592 52 Muttur 7 1572 2068 15 Golbhavi 62 1543 2490 16 Gothe 29 2678 2992 53 Naganur 39 806 1196 54 Navalgi 58 3150 3765 17 Halingali 49 3958 4978 18 Hanchinal 4 831 1179 55 Rabkavi (Rural) 68 338 19 Hangandi 50 2344 3359 56 Ramateerth I 94 213 20 Hippargi 54 2859 3931 21 Hirepadasalgi 40 5257 3324 57 Sanal 12 798 1099 22 Holyal 23 3184 3300 58 Sasalatti 64 2678 4600 23 Hosur 69 1256 59 Savalgi 25 6017 7266 24 Hunnur 2 5505 6635 60 Shiraguppi 5 1386 2045 25 Hunshikattl 24 786 886 61 Shurpali 45 1525 1773 62 Siddapur 22 1988 2228 26 lagadal 59 2142 2905 27 lakanur 15 770 1177 63 Takkalaki 41 711 954 28 lambagi (8.K.) 43 1630 2139 64 Takkod 42 621 847 29 lambagi (K.H.) 44 787 971 65 Tamadaddi 48 1569 1926 30 lamkhandi (Rural) 66 492 66 Terdal (Rural) 70 31 lanawad 36 286 415 67 Todalbagi 33 2843 3747 68 Tubachi 46 1026 1240 32 Kadakol 10 1189 1607 69 Tungal 26 4226 4773 33 Kadapatti 3 929 1113 34 Kajibilgi 28 2132 2446 70 Yargatti 61 377 663 35 Kalbilgi 30 1741 1911 71 Yellatti 65 1211 1790 36 KalhalIi 57 1695 2072 37 Kalhatti '71 •• Newly formed village from out of Hirepadasalgi LC. No. 40 of 1971 203 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : JAMKHANDI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. '"00 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ ;; Total area Total be given). L.C. of the Population and .9 Name of Village Communi- ..c No. Village (In number of Day or days cations u hectares) households ....0'" Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, 0. Educational Medical 0. Water Telegraph market/hat Railway < if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II Rama!eerth 335·46 213 43 -( - 5) -( - 5) TK,W -( - 5) -( -5) -(-5) PR 2 Hunnur 949·68 6635 1144 P(3),M,H RP(3) W,HP PTO -( - 5) BS PR AC Phone 3 Kadapatti 187·00 1113 190 P,M,H -(-5) W PO -(-5) BS PR AC 4 Hanchinal 566·82 1179 225 P,AC -(-5) W PO -(-5) BS PR 5 Shiraguppi 1171·82 2045 336 P,M,AC RP R,W, PO -( -5) BS KR HP 6 Maigur 1607·87 2024 310 P,M,AC RP R,W PO -(5-10) BS PR HP 7 Muttur 937·32 2068 333 P,M,AC RP R,HP PO -(10+) BS KR 8 Albal 1085·55 1389 217 P,AC RP TK,W PO - (5 - 10) BS PR HP 9 Kankanwadi 1497·59 2185 387 P,M,AC RP R,HP PO -(5-10) BS KR 10 Kadakol 795·77 1607 251 P,M,AC RP R,HP -(- 5) -(5 -10) -( -5) KR II Alagur 2155·61 4863 674 P,M,AC RP(2) T,W PTO - (5 - 10) BS PR Phone 12 Sanal 380·08 1099 163 P,AC RP T,R -( - 5) -(5 -10) -( - 5) PR W,HP 13 Kumbarhal 1216·41 2215 350 P,AC RP W,HP PO -( - 5) BS PR 14 Kunchanur 2301·17 3016 525 P,M,AC RP(2) T,R,W PO -(5 -10) BS PR 204 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Fo~est (by source of Un-irrigated (induding available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2 Jamkhandi-2 EA Jowar 237·94 Oc-6·27 33·32 57·93 N: I,A-I Ramaleerth Rice T:6·27 A-I 1 amkhandi-3 EA lowar We-28-57 414-50 12-54 N: 12,M : 10 Hunnur 2 Rice Oc-494·07 T: 3 T:522-64 lamkhandi-I EA lowar Oc-12-55 168-82 5-63 N: 5,M: 3 Kadapatti 3 Rice T:12-55 T:2 lamkhandi-I EA lowar Oc-61-21 492-98 12-63 N: 5,M: 3 Hanchinal 4 Rice T:61·21 T:2 Jamkhandi-20 EA lowar W-3-Z4 765-89 10·69 84-03 N: 5,M: 3 Shiraguppi 5 Rice We-16-19 T: 3 Oc-121-81 R-169-97 T:311-21 1 amkhandi-15 EA lowar W-87-37 1225-83 3·65 100-40 N: 3,M: 2 Maigur 6 Rice Oc-I90-62 T: 3 T:277-99 lamkhandi-13 EA lowar R-149-74 711·52 76-06 N: 2,M: 5 Muttur 7 Rice T:149-74 T: 2, A-II lamkhandi-IO EA lowar W-I-62 962-82 41·39 N: 3,M: 4 Albal 8 Rice Oc-79-12 T: 2 T:81-34 lamkhandi-IO EA lowar Oc-n-05 1333 ·08 71-96 N: 2,M: 3 Kankanwadi 9 Rice R-20-50 T:2 T:92·55 lamkhandi-IO EA lowar R-242-42 483·94 ,69-41 N: I,M:2 Kadakol 10 Rice T:242-42 T: I lamkhandi-IO EA lowar Oc-90I-12 497-37 3-40 182-49 N: 3,M: 5 Alagur II Rice R-570-63 T: 12 T:1412:35 Jamkhandi-8 EA Jowar W-80-94 99-42 3-40 30-60 N: 1 Sanal 12 Rice We-14·16 Oc-151-56 T:246-66 lamkhandi-6 EA 10war 313·36 W-2-02 631-74 I-II 41-34 N: 2,M: 2 Kumbarhal 13 Rice We-19-43 T:2 Oc-207-41 T:228-86 lamkhandi-IO EA Jowar 760·63 W-O-81 853-18 4-84 74-94 N: 5,M: 4 Kunchanur 14 Rice We-19-43 T: 2 Oc-486·79 R-lOO- 55 T:607-58 205 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : JAMKHANDI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. '"00 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ be given). Total area Total :> S L.c. of the Population and Communi- Name of Village ..c: No. Village (In number of Day or days cations uos 0 hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, ...Q. Lducational Medical Q. Water Telegraph market/hat Railway < if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 15 lakanur 744·11 1177 199 P,AC RP(2) T PO -(10+ ) BS PR Phone 16 Chingundi 911·79 1068 178 P,AC -(-5) T,W PO - (10 +) BS PR 17 Linganur 1427·18 2663 456 P,M,AC -(-5) W PO -(10+ ) BS KR 18 Budni 334·48 754 127 P,AC -(-5) W PO -(10+) -( -5) KR 19 Gani 1023 ·49 1592 273 P,M,AC RP W,HP PO -(10+) BS PR 20 Mareguddi 1934·47 2836 506 P,M,AC RP W,HP PO -(10+) BS PR 21 Konnur 4090·16 3872 630 P,M,AC PHU W,HP PTO -(10+) BS PR RP(2) Phone 22 Siddapur 2469·99 2228 361 P,M,AC RP W PO -(5 -10) BS PR 23 HoJyal 1721·90 3300 553 P(2),M,AC RP W,HP PO, -(5-10) BS PR Phone 24 Hunshikatti 776·38 886 119 P,AC RP W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(5-10) KR 25 Savalgi 4758·12 7266 1169 P(2),M(2) PHC T,W PTO Saturday BS PR H,AC FPC HP Phone 26 Tungal 5019·76 4773 769 P(3),M,AC RP \V PO, Tuesday BS PR Phone 27 Kuragod 665·40 429 63 P,AC -( - 5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) KR 206 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical Ne. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 lamkhandi-12 EA 10war 260·82 We-6'07 284·43 73·00 N: 3,M: 3 lakanllI 15 Rice R-I19'79 T:125 ·86 lamkhandi-14 EA 10war 189·77 I R-19 0 43 702'59 N: I,M: I Chingundi 16 Rice T:19'43 T: I lamkhandi-16 EA 10war 368·61 W-2'43 994· 18 8· 12 44·13 N: I,M: 1 Linganur 17 Rice We-9'71 T: 1 T:12'14 lamkhandi-II EA 10war W-9'71 279·06 4·48 8·65 N: 2,M: 2 Budni 18 Rice Gc-32'58 T:42'29 lamkhandi-17 EA Jowar W-15'78 750·97 19'86 48·47 N: 3,M: 3 Gani 19 Rice We-48'56 T: 1 Gc-139'85 T:204'19 Jamkhandi-IO EA Jowar W-13'76 1433·59 8'35 107·88 N: 3,M: 4 Mareguddi 20 Rice We-27'92 T : 3 Gc-342'97 T:384'65 lamkbandi-13 EA Jowar 703'77 W-91'06 2080·42 272·77 N: 8,M: 4 Konnur 21 Rice We-121'41 T: 4 Gc-820'73 T:I033'20 lamkhandi-6 EA 10war 1065 ·55 W-6·07 1319'97 11'41 54'85 N: 3,M: 1 Siddapur 22 Rice We-12·t4 T: 2 T:18'21 lamkhandi-6 EA 10war 560'39 W-12'32 1039'72 68·59 N: 5,M: 4 Holyal 23 Rice We-40'88 T: I T:53'20 lamkhandi-9 EA 10war 392'69 W-8'09 341·51 9·80 N: I,M: 2 Hunshikatti 24 Rice We-24'29 T:32'38 lamkhandi-35 EA 10war 538'65 W-43'30 3376'52 709·86 N: 25,M : 8 Savalgi 25 Rice We-BI'OD T: 3 Gc-8'79 T:133'09 lamkhandi-46 EA 10war 729·18 W-161'88 3716'53 1·99 134·86 N: 4,M: 5 Tungal 26 Rice We-275-32 T: 7 T:437-20 lamkhandi-40 EA lowar 188-18 W-2-43 172'01 220-22 Kuragod 27 Rice We-46·14 Tk-36-42 T:84-99 207 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : JAMKHANDI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5kms. ... ~ 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the.nearest place where the facility is available may ..\! Total area Total be given). ;; L.e. of the Population and S Communi- .=: Name of Village <.) No. Village (In number of Day or 28 Kajibilgi 2527'57 2446 441 P(2).M,AC RP W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS KR 29 Gothe 4926'32 2992 498 P(3),M,AC D W,HP PO -(10+ ) BS KR RP(2) 30 Kalbilgi 1112'78 1911 278 P(2),M -(-5) W,HP PO -(10+ ) BS KR 31 Gadyal 1854·44 2705 437 P(2),M,AC RP W PO -(5 -10) BS PR 32 Kannolli 1966'94 2447 366 P(2),AC - (- 5) . W PO -( -5) BS PR 33 To 34 Chikkalaki 1946'17 2252 393 P,M,AC RP W,HP PO -(-5) BS PR 35 Bidri 2798'73 3490 620 P(4),M(2), PHU ~,'V PO Tuesday BS PR AC RP HP 36 Janawad 1033'61 415 65 P -(- 5) R,W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) KR 37 Kavatagi 1195'61 1795 259 P,M,AC -(5 -10) W PO -(-5) -( -5) KR 38 Chikpadasalgi 1224'02 25D 397 P,M,AC -(5-10) R,W PO -(10+ ) BS PR HP 39 Naganur 684'10 1196 173 P,AC -(5-10) W.HP PO -(5 -10) -( - 5) KR 40 HirepadasaJgi 1934'68 3324 524 P(3).M,AC -(5-10) R.HP PTO, -(5 -10) -( -5) PR Phone 208 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and culti vation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Jamkhandi-40 EA Jowar 261 ·26 W-24·28 2163·11 10·12 20'23 N: 2,M: 3 Kajibilgi 28 Rice We-48'S7 T:72'85 Jamkhandi-37 EA Jowar W-25'90 4593·11 4·11 219'43 N: 2,M: 3 Gothe 29 Rice We-81'34 T: 2 Tk-2·43 T:I09'67 Jamkhandi-40 EA Jowar W-22'26 1017·7 13·12 18·96 N: 3,M: 2 Kalbilgi 30 Rice We-40'67 T:62'93 Jamkhandi-34 EA Jowar W-9·98 1642'14 0·78 50·89 N: 2,M: 1 Gadyal 31 Rice We-I 13·32 T: I Tk-37'33 T:16O'63 Jamkhandi-39 EA Jowar 325'53 W-12'14 1091·70 21·92 66·43 N: I,M: 1 Konnolli 32 Rice We-352·09 Tk-97 '13 T:461'36 Jamkhandi-22 EA Jowar 49·14 W-12'14 4193·25 150·28 N: 12,M: 5 Todalbagi 33 Rice We-I90'21 T: 3 Tk-198'30 T:400'65 Jamkhandi-20 EA Jowar 13·68 W-IO'12 1743·98 8·31 45·94 N: 2,M: 1 Chikkalaki 34 Rice We-124'14 T: I T:134'26 Jamkhandi-23 EA Jowar We-12'14 2488·51 196·90 N: 7,M: 3 Bidri 35 Rice R-IOI·18 T: 2 T:I13'32 Jamkhandi-24 EA Jowar R-34·40 944·04 55·17 N: I Janawad 36 Rice T:34'40 Jamkhandi-20 EA Jowar We-2'43 1113·28 39·43 N: I Kavatagi 37 Rice R-40'47 T:42'90 Jamkhandi·15 EA Jowar R-80·94 954'36 28·62 160·10 N: 5,M: 2 Chikpadasa1ai 38 Rice T:80'94 T: 2 Jamkhandi·18 EA Jowar We-8'83 485·45 31·98 N: I Napnur 39 Rice R-157'84 T:J66'67 Jamkhandi-21 EA Jowar We-80·94 1457·41 161·60 N: 5,M: 2 HirepadasaIai 40 Rice Tk-72·85 T: I R-161·88 T:315'67 209 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : JAMKHANDI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown viz.-Skms. cu in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges 0/) 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the {acility is available may ;;;:~ Total area Total be given). L.C. of the Population and Communi- S Name of Village .c No. Village (In number of Day or days cations ..u 0 hectares) households Drinking Post and of-the (Bus stop, Educational Medical a Water Telegraph market/hat Railway s:>. ~ if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 9 10 11 41 Takkalaki 856· 53 954 152 P,M,AC -(5-10) W,HP - (5 - 10) - (5 -10) -(5 -10) KR 42 Takkod 643·97 847 130 P,AC -(-5) W - (-5) - (5 - 10) -(5 -10) KR 43 Jambagi (B.K.) 985·33 2139 317 P(2),M,AC -(-5) R PO -(10+) -(10+) KR 44 Jambagi (K.H.) 1042·61 971 156 P -( -5) R,HP -(-5) - (10 +) -(10+) KR 45 Shurpali 1200·71 1773 303 P,M,AC -(-5) R,HP PO -(10+) -(10+) KR 46 Tubachi 939·47 1240 215 P,AC - (5 -10) R,W -(-5) -(10+) - (10+) KR 47 Adihudi 1136·04 3139 466 P(2),M -(5-10) W,HP PO -( - 5) BS PR AC 48 Tamadaddi 1081·71 1926 306 P,M,AC RP W,HP PO - (5 - 10) BS KR 49 Halingali 783·58 4978 675 P(2),M RP W PO - (5 - 10) BS PR AC Phone 50 Hangandi 1144·61 3359 486 P(2),AC -(5 -10) W PO -( - 5) BS PR 51 Madanmatti 350·28 811 126 P,AC - (5 - 10) W,HP -( - 5) -(5-10) BS PR 52 Asangi 1063 ·92 4972 759 P(3),M RP(3) W,HP PTO -( - 5) BS KR AC Phone 53 Kulhalli 2018·78 4572 719 P(2),M, RP R,W PO -(-5) BS KR AC Phone 210 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 lamkhandi-23 EA lowar R-60'71 728·93 2·53 64·36 N: I Takka1aki 41 Rice T:60'71 lamkhandi-24 EA lowar We-32'38 556·85 6·56 48·18 N: 1 Takkod 42 Rice T:32'38 lamkhandi-27 EA lowar R-91'06 732'31 65·26 96·70 N: 3,M: 2 lambagi (B.K.) 43 Rice T:91'06 T: 2 lamkhandi-27 EA 10war W-2'83 973'95 13·16 47·41 N: I lambagi (K.H.) 44 Rice We-5'26 T:8'09 lamkhandi-30 EA lowar We-6'17 1037·17 55·59 N: 3,M: 1 Shurpali 45 Rice R-I0l·78 T:I,A: III T:107'95 Jamkhandi-30 EA Jowar W-3'24 897'11 4'38 23·41 N: I Tubachi 46 Rice We-3'24 R:8-09 T:14'57 lamkhandi-34 EA Jowar W-4-05 896-58 33-06 N: I,M: I Adihudi 47 Rice We-202-3S T:206'40 Rabkavi-Banhatti-16 EA Jowar R-208-83 811-83 46·72 14-33 N: 2,M: 2 Tamadaddi 48 Rice T:208-83 T:2 Rabkavi-Banhatti-6 EA 10war We-4-86 511-15 139-72 47·67 N: 5,M: 3 Halingali 49 Rice Oc-80-18 T: 2 T:85'04 Rabkavi-Banhatti-6 EA 10war 349-50 We-101'18 412'17 119-15 )2-88 N: 2,M: 2 Hangandi 50 Rice R-149'73 T: I T:250'91 Rabkavi-Banhatti-2 EA 10war 24·28 W-4-05 178-13 22-41 98·24 N: I Madanmatti 51 Rice We-12-14 R-Il'03 T:27'22 Rabkavi-Banhatti-3 EA 10war 173·16 W-20·24 573 ·66 36'53 37·27 N :16,M: 5 Asangi 52 Rice We-48-63 T: 2,A-IV GC-162-28 R-12'15 T:243· 30 Rabkavi-Banhatti-7 EA Jowar 37·84 W-24'69 1298'76 76·99 34·97 N: 4,M : 10 Kulhalli 53 Rice We-138-41 T: 3 Oc-342-38 A-V R-64'74 T:570-22 2It VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : JAMKHANDI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. "bIl 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ ;; Total area Total be given). S of the Population and Communi- L.c. Name of Village ..c No. Village (In number of Day or days cations uos hectares) households ...0 Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, 0- Educational Medical 0- Water Telegraph market/hat Railway -< if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 [[ 54 Hippargi 2556·89 3931 646 P(2),M 0(2) R PO Sunday BS PR AC RP(3) W,HP Phone 55 Madarkhandi [865·38 2755 445 P,M,AC RP W PO -( - 5) BS PR 56 Bandegani [023'52 6[6 114 P -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS PR 57 Kalhalli 3090'39 2072 32[ P,M,AC -(5- [0) W PO -(5 - [0) BS PR 58 Navalgi 2650·81 3765 678 P,M,AC RP W,HP PO, -(5 -10) BS KR Phone 59 Jagada[ 2227·67 2905 467 P,M,AC RP W,HP PO, -( - 5) BS PR Phone 60 Chimmad 2425·58 4804 755 P(3),M RP W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS PR AC Phone 61 Yargatti 744'84 663 90 P -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) KR 62 Golbhavi 920'59 2490 411 P,AC RP W PO -( - 5) -( -5) KR 63 Kaltippi 553·31 1369 215 P -( -5) W,HP PO -( -5) -( -5) PR 64 Sasalatti 1829·91 4600 673 P,M,AC -(-5) W,HP PO, -( - 5) -( -5) KR Phone 65 Yellatti ..2·76 1790 267 P,M,AC RP W,HP PO -( - 5) BS PR 212 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.c. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historicjll No_ (in Km_) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Rabkavi-Banhatti-ll EA Jowar W-48-56 956-23 105-52 159-63 N: 10,M: 8 Hippargi 54 Rice Gc-1246-48 T: 2 R-40-47 T:1335-51 Jamkhandi-5 EA Jowar 417-60 We-236-95 823-78 48-56 57-02 N: 5,M: 4 Madarkhandi 55 Rice Gc-281-47 T: 4 T:518-42 Jamkhandi-9 EA Jowar 300- 59 W-4-45 567-09 4-39 9-80 N: I,M: I Bandegani 56 Rice We-20-24 Gc-116-96 T:141-65 Jamkhandi-7 EA Jowar 1423 -59 We-12-40 1632-84 4-39 17-17 N: I,M: 2 Kalhalli 57 Rice T:12-40 Rabkavi-Banhatli-7 EA Jowar We-233-86 2224-25 50-13 81-10 N: 5,M: 2 Navalgi 58 Rice Gc-61-47 T:2 T:295-33 Rabkavi-Banhatti-5 EA Jowar 511-S6 W-36-42 1125-47 41-32 22-91 N: 4,M: 4 Jagadal 59 Rice We-SO-94 T:4 Gc-408-75 T:526-11 Rabkavi-Banhatti-6 EA Jowar W-162-59 1727-85 281-87 10-45 N: 10,M: 5 Chimmad 60 Rice We-202-35 T: 3,A-VI Gc-40-47 T:405-41 Rabkavi-Banhatti-4 EA Jowar W-66-07 307-56 117-06 11-33 N: I Yargatti 61 Rice We-80-94 Gc-161-88 T:308-89 Terdal-4 EA Jowar W-40-47 385-38 50-31 20-91 N: 3,M: 2 Golbhavi 62 Rice We-146-6O T : 3 Gc-276-92 T:463-99 Terdal-3 EA Jowar W-S-09 92-79 47-08 0-24 N: I Kaltippi 63 Rice We-117 -87 _ Gc-287-24 T:413-20 Terdal-J EA lowar W-2-43 477-55 5-07 72-38 N: I,M: I Sasalatti 64 Rice We-683-94 Gc-588 -54 T:1274-91 Rabkavi-Banhatti-4 EA Jowar 50-87 W-O-46 221-18 12-74 6-21 N: 5,M: 6 Yellatti 65 Rice We-76-66 T : 2,A-VII Gc-74-64 T:151-76 213 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : JAMKHANDI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. ... 0() 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ Total area Total be given). :> L.C. of the Population and S Name of Village Communi- .c u No. Village (In number of Day or days cations oS hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, 0 Educational Medical 6- Water Telegraph market/hat Railway 0. ~ if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 66 Jamkhandi (Rural) 5421' 32 492 71 -(-5) -( - 5) W -(-5) -( - 5) BS PR 67 Banhatti (Rural) 545'18 382 44 -( -5) -( - 5) W -( - 5) -( - 5) -( -5) KR 68 Rabkavi(Rural) 641·78 338 43 -(-5) -( - 5) W -(-5) -( - 5) -( - 5) KR 69 Hosur 1538'01 1256 162 P(2),M -( - 5) W -(-5) -( - 5) -( - 5) KR 70 Terdal(Rural) 5137'06 UN-INHABITED 71 Kalhatti 70·83 UN-INHABITED TOTAL 115997'04 161637 25771 214 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.c. distance Name bf Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20 2 lamkhandi-O EA Jowar 1464,22 W-SO'94 2294, 53 6,54 lamkhandi (Rural) 66 Rice We-202,35 Oc-1337,13 R-35'61 T:1656,03 Rabkavi-Banhatti-3 EA Jowar 142·94 We-24,36 192,54 11,33 3-93 Banhatti (Rural) 67 Rice OC-170-0S T:194,44 Rabkavi-Banhatti-2 EA Jowar 60-07 We-22'2S 3S1 ')0 5·10 Rabkavi (Rural) 68 Rice Oc-173'03 T:195,31 Rabkavi-Banhatti-2 EA Jowar 45,95 W-4,79 143,06 50-61 3-05 Hosur 69 Rice We-188,99 Oc-IIOI ,56 T:1295,34 314'21 W-IO,23 1553,85 38-26 2,34 Terdal (R ural) 70 We-IOI ,68 OC-3116'49 T:3228-40 We-8,09 24,70 1,09 2'32 Kalhatti 71 OC-34'63 T:42'72 W- 1184-25 We- 4841,02 TK- 444-46 Oc-14193,28 R- 2753,94 12275,83 T:23416'95 73794,57 1583,06 4926,63 , 215 MUI)I).~RIHAL T ALUK KARNATAKA MUDDEBIHAL TALUK I A l U BIJAPUR DISTRICT ~ -.) v r'- \>- ( - " I /L_Konnur tv 0 i' A L U I( BOUNDARY, TALUK .... _._._._ RIVE:R WITH STREAIoI __ " VILLAGE: WITH LOCATION COOl NUMBER.L~-_-_-_~T~~~~_] TANK ._ HEADQUARTERS, TALUK © POST OFFICE/TELEGRAPH OFFICE POITO HIGHER SECONOARY SCHOOL '-s --0 •••• ~~~~':9~~~T;O~~:;~\~~~r::~~~;' :~~~W& ';..~g~E POLICE STATlON._ PS UNINHABITED VILLAGES WITH LOCATION COOE_ .. =~~._~ !_!ffi_3_-_-_-_-_~; PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE I Pf\ltoIARY HEALTH UNIT, 4- URBAN AREA WITH LOCATION CODE._ .. ~JYZlWA FAtoIlLY PLANNING CENTRE ..•. _ A NH 13 NATIONAL HIGHWAY IMPORTANT VILLAGE MARKET I HAT (SHANOY),MANDlfS A !:::,. STATE HIGHWAY ..•. SH41 IMPORTANT METALLED ilOAD UNMETALLED AND OTHER ROAOS Boscd uPO" Survey of India mop with the permlSlioh of the Survt)"or Genera' of Indio. © ~nt at India Copyriqht, 19e6. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK : MUDDEBIHAL 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.e. No. L.e. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 I Abbihal 2 503 632 46 Gonal (P.N.) 56 257 339 2 Agasabal 40 483 543 47 Gonal S. Hirur 151 714 672 3 Alkoppar 68 599 685 48 Gotakhandki 84 885 1019 4 Alur 8 1255 1176 49 Gudadinni 64 461 534 5 Amaragol 15 836 1030 SO Gudanal 73 915 1202 6 Arasanal 113 821 945 51 Gudihal 74 631 656 7 Aremural 117 194 221 52 Gundakanal 93 656 898 8 Are Shankar 130 361 459 53 Gundakarjagi 66 589 692 54 Guttihal 104 416 382 9 Bachihal 132 2816 SO 10 Bailkur 13 529 629 55 Hadagali 14 422 536 11 Balabatti 59 1799 1470 56 Hadaginal 103 84 176 12 Baladinni 141 187 260 57 Hagargund 51 882 1057 13 Balaganur 77 1604 2021 58 Hallur 41 1155 1406 14 B<,lawat 75 980 1103 59 Handargall 23 1035 1021 15 Banoshi 21 338 348 60 Handral 71 650 814 16 Basargod 62 2899 3404 61 Haranal 98 473 587 (Basarkod) 62 Harilldalageri 37 852 1082 17 Bavoor 49 1072 1385 ( Hadalageri) 18 Belavantarkanti 54 63 Harindral 36 439 471 19 Belur 90 167 292 64 Hiremural 116 1196 1243 20 Bhagargund 143 797 727 65 Hirur 79 1817 2387 21 Bhantnur 86 1794 2001 66 Hokrani 119 820 832 (Bhatanur) 67 Hosahalli 82 638 716 22 Bidarkundi 55 1742 2040 68 Hulagabal 125 797 993 23 Bijjur 136 1022 1097 69 Hullur 60 1510 1484 24 Bilebhavi 96 1144 1199 70 Hunakunti 9 1188 1091 25 Bolawad 106 394 441 71 Huvinahalli 83 301 314 26 Bommanahalli 105 1057 1143 72 Inchagal 120 275 267 27 Budihal (P.N.) 28 800 1040 73 Ingalageri 72 1258 435 28 Budihal P. Naltawad 148 289 316 74 Ingalagi 138 399 495 29 Chalami 58 670 878 75 Jainapur 129 356 458 30 Chavanabhavi 126 1051 1066 76 Jakkcral 121 305 302 31 Chirchankal 34 339 420 77 Jalapur 118 249 269 32 Chokavi 80 401 528 78 lammaldinni 53 810 810 33 Devarhulagabal 50 541 568 79 Jangamural 149 205 226 34 Devoor 20 732 751 80 .Iettagi 61 881 1183 35 Dhavalagi 39 2061 2369 81 Kaladevanhalli 102 374 375 36 Donka:nadu 123 273 360 82 Kalagi 27 1612 1915 37 Fattepur P. Talikot 107 756 904 83 Kamaldinni 18 284 260 38 Fattepur P. Naltawad 146 84 Kandaganur 25 603 823 85 Kapanur 10 288 307 39 Gadi Somanal 109 1003 1140 86 Karaganur 88 579 626 40 Gangur 19 (;14 5'i5 S7 Karkw i4U 4(){) 421 41 Garasangi II 685 628 88 Kashinakunti 31 692 1199 42 Geddalamari 35 768 914 89 Kavadimatti 3 1120 1286 43 Gha1apuji 137 678 727 90 Kesapur 112 946 880 44 Ghondi 44 182 228 91 Khanapur 145 163 428 (Chondi) 92 Khanikeri 134 291 189 45 Gonal S.Handral 24 261 219 93 Khilarhatti 127 440 500 219 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK : MUDDEBIHAL 19RI 19RI Population Pupulation SI. Census Sl. ('emu, Name of village Name of village Nu. L.c. No. l..c. 1971 19RI 1971 I 9R I No. Nu. 2 3 4 5 94 Kodaganur 91 1242 1439 126 Naltawad III R602 IORIO 95 Kolur 6 2627 2946 127 Navadagi 92 1219 1501 96 Konnur 43 2373 2768 128 Nebageri 38 1227 1274 97 Koppa 63 715 855 129 Nerabenchi 114 836 R96 98 Kuchabal 48 1086 1489 130 Padekanur 42 1282 1521 99 Kuchaganur 17 390 336 131 Peerapur 85 867 1115 (Kunchaghnur) 100 Kuntoji 1917 2205 132 Rakkasagi 142 1174 1507 101 Kyatanadoni 122 77 150 133 Rudagi 67 1015 1202 102 Kyatana1 108 122 143 134 Salawadagi 95 2540 2R44 103 Lakkundi 89 682 720 135 Sarur 115 1314 1572 104 Lingdhalli 47 611 626 136 Shellagi R7 1016 1241 105 Lotgeri 144 '670 835 137 Shiddapur P. Naltawad 133 717 611 138 Shiddapur P.Talikot 65 65R 916 106 Madari 12 689 761 139 Shirol 4 710 R52 107 Madikeshirur 45 1477 1855 140 Shivapur 100 835 938 108 Madinal 57 700 R54 141 Somanal 124 905 1034 109 Malagaldinni 150 630 612 142 Suitanpur 135 274 365 110 Malakapur 153 I II Maileswar 110 R39 1054 143 Tak kalak i 139 3R6 449 112 Masangeri 52 144 Talikola (Rural) 154 113 Masakanal 97 475 614 145 - Tamadaddi 78 1958 2274 114 Masuti 29 540 575 146 Tangadagi 16 2598 2773 115 Matakal Devanhalli 94 226 27R 147 Taranal 69 71R 749 116 Mavinabhavi 12R 409 527 14R Tumbagi RI In8 IR68 117 Minijigi 76 1603 2428 149 Vanahalli 46 1157 R73 118 Mudanal 5 724 915 119 Mudur 26 717 677 150 Wanakihal 152 307 278 120 Mukihal 101 809 935 151 Wadawadagi 32 6R3 671 121 Nagabenal 131 892 1819 152 Yalagur 30 966 1174 122 Nagaral 22 499 558 153 Yaragalla 7 1165 1513 123 Nagarbetta 147 607 759 154 Yarazeri 33 1617 1606 124 Nagur 99 765 808 125 Nandahalli 70 394 420 (Nadahallil 220 MUDDEBIHAL TALUK (Contd.) VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : MUDDEBIHAL Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may be given). Total area Total L.C. of the Population and Communi Name of Village No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 IO 11 Kuntoji 3614'08 2205 382 P(3),M RP W PO -(5 -10) BS PR 2 Abbihal 468'27 632. 93 P -( - 5) W -( - 5) -(5-10) -( -5) PR 3 Kavadimatti 1116'17 1286 228 PM -(5 -10) W PTO -(5-10) BS PR Phone 4 Shirai 885'68 852 146 P -(-5) W -( - 5) -( - 5) - (- 5) PR 5 Mudanal 970·26 915 167 P(2) -(-5) W -(- 5) -( - 5) -( -5) PR 6 Kolur 2556·54 2946 489 P(3),M(2) RP W PO, -(5-10) BS PR Phone 7 Yaragalla 993·11 1513 234 P,M - (5 -10) W PO -(10+) -(-5) PR 8 Alur 1131·32 1176 224 P,M -(-5) w PO -( - 5) BS PR 9 Hunakunti 819·97 1091 196 P,M RP W PO Saturday BS PR 10 Kapanur 594·95 307 56 P - (- 5) W -( - 5) -( - 5) -( -5) KR 11 Garasangi 793 ·83 628 120 P,M -(-5) W -( - 5) -( - 5) -( -5) KR 12 Madari 665'61 761 135 P,M -(5-10) W PO - (5 -10) -(5 -10) KR 13 Bailkur 673'26 629 111 P ,M - ( - 5) W -( -5) -( -5) -(-5) KR 14 Hadagali 664'63 536 93 P,M RP W -( -5) -( -5) -( -5) KR 15 Amaragol 748·22 1030 182 P ,M - ( - 5) W PO -( -5) -(-5) KR 16 Tangadagi 2250,84 2773 547 P(2),M,H PHU W PTO, Wednesday BS PR Phone 17 Kuchaganur 303 ·68 336 60 P,M -( - 5) W PO -( - 5) -( -5) KR 18 Kamaldinni 179 ·23 260 45 P -( - 5) W -( - 5) -( - 5) -(-5) KR 1'J LJdUgUI 5)) p w -( - j) -(-5) KR 20 Devoor 897·21 751 128 P,M -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -(5 -10) PR 21 Banoshi 410·98 348 64 P -( - 5) W -( - 5) -(5-10) -( -5) KR 222 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land usc in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place "of NetS! Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, distance Name of Village L.c. Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Z Muddebihal-6 EA Jowar We-17'81 3450·73 15·31 130·23 N:2 Kuntoji Wheat T:17'81 M uddebihal-S Jowar We-6'07 440·96 21·24 Abbihal 2 Wheat T:6'07 Muddebihal-6 EA Jowar W-13'66 988·65 10·90 102·96 Kavadimatti 3 Wheat T:13'66 M uddebihal-3 EA Jowar We-7'69 852·67 25·32 Shirol 4 Wheat T:7'69 M uddebihal-5 EA Jowar We-Z5'09 916·12 2·23 26·82 Mudanal 5 Wheat T:25'09 M uddebihal-I 0 EA Jowar We-15'78 2403·46 41·94 95 ·36 Kolur 6 Wheat T:15'78 M uddebihal-18 Jowar W-5'67 952·87 34·57 Yaragalla 7 Wheat T:5'67 Muddebihal-ZO Jowar W-8'50 1091'10 31·72 T: ) Alur S Wheat T:8'50 Muddebihal-24 Jowar W-6'07 742·09 7'19 64'64 T: I Hunakunti 9 Wheat T:6'07 Muddebihal-22 Jowar W-2'02 500·66 1'69 90'58 Kapanur 10 Wheat T:2'02 Muddebihal-27 Jowar W-6'S8 731·63 1'75 53·57 Garasangi II Wheat T:6'88 M uddebihal-19 Jowar 607·37 58·24 Madari 12 Wheat M uddebihal-17 Jowar 611'66 61·60 Bailkur 13 Maize M uddebihal-16 Jowar 609·98 ),27 53·38 Hadagali 14 Wheat Muddebihal-17 Jowar 668·14 80·08 N: 2 Amaragol 15 Wheat Muddebihal-16 EA Jowar We-10'12 2022'84 217 ·88 N: 5 Tangadagi 16 Wheal T:IO'12 M uddebihal-18 Jowar W-{)·81 211·24 91·63 Kuchaganur 17 Wheat T:O'SI M uddebihal-16 Jowar 144'79 34·44 Kamaldinni 18 Wheat M uddebihal-16 Jowar 570'44 4-' '4) liaugur IY Wheat Muddebihal-16 Jowar W-I'21 852'80 43·20 T: I Devoor 20 Wheal T:I'21 Muddebihal-8 EA Jowar We-6·07 364·54 0·09 40·28 Banoshi 21 Bajra T:6'07 223 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK : MUDDEBIHAL Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash \-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). L.C. of the Population and Communi Name of Village No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 22 Nagaral 860· 33 558 102 P - (10 +) W -( - 5) -(10+) -( -5) KR 23 Handargall 875·64 1021 161 P,M -(10+ ) W PO -(10+) BS PR 24 Gonal S. Handral 261·15 219 44 P - (5 - 10) W -( - 5) -(5 -10) -{ -5} KR 25 Kandaganur 703·42 823 123 P,M -(10+) W PO -(10+) -(5-10) KR 26 Mudur 669·36 677 131 P,M - (- 5) W -( - 5) - (10 +) -(5-10) KR 27 Kalagi 1028·90 1915 295 P(2),M PHC W PO -(10+ ) -(5-10) PR FPC 28 Budihal(P .N.) 593·66 1040 164 P,M -( -5) W PO -(5 -10) -(5 -10) KR 29 Masuti 432'53 575 98 P -( - 5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) KR 30 Yalagur 655' 59 1174 204 P,M -(-5) W PO, -( - 5) BS PR Phone 31 Kashinakunti 573 '44 1199 188 P,M - (- 5) W -(- 5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 32 Wadawadagi 1049·44 671 116 P,M -( -5) W -( -5) -(5 -10) -( -5) KR 33 Yarazeri 228·96 1606 280 P,M -(10+) W PO - (10 +) -(-5) KR 34 Chirchankal 378·46 420 68 P -(5 -10) W -(-5) -(5 - 10) -( -5) KR 35 Geddalamari 681·71 914 141 P - (10 +) W -( - 5) - (5 - 10) BS PR 36 Harindral 471 84 P -(10+) W -( -5) -( -5) -( -5) PR 37 Harindalageri 1421·91 1082 197 P -(5 -10) W PO - (5 - 10) -(5 -10) KR 38 Nebageri 635'86 1274 224 PM RP W PO -(5 - 10) BS PR 39 Dhavalagi 2208'58 2369 431 P(2),M(2),H RP(3) W PTO, Wednesday BS PR Phone 40 AgasabaJ 579·84 543 98 p RP w -( -5) - ( - 5) - (- 5) PR 41 Hallur 1993' 33 1406 253 P,M -( -5) W PO -( - 5) -( -5) PR 42 Padekanur 1295·17 1521 263 P,M -( - 5) W PO -(10+) -(-5) KR 224 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious. L.c. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivati'ln logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Mu tlebihal-II Jowar W-4'86 790·63 1·39 63·45 Nagaral 22 Bajra T:4'86 Muddebihal-II EA Jowar W-4'86 801·17 69·61 C: I HandargaU 23 Bajra T:4'86 T: I M uddebihal-9 EA Jowar W-I'62 241·44 18·09 Gonal S' Handral 24 Bajra T:I'62 Muddebihal-12 Jowar W-4·05 613·96 2·71 82·70 Kandaganur 25 Wheat T:4'05 M uddebihal-15 Jowar W-3 '64 620·73 4·50 40·49 Mudur 26 Wheat T:3'64 M uddebihal-18 Jowar W-12'55 937·72 7S·63 Kalagi 27 Wheat T:12'55 Muddebihal-24 Jowar 0-20,24 449·64 123·78 Budihal (P.N.) 28 Wheat T:20'24 Muddebihal-22 EA Jowar 0-20·24 349·42 62·87 Masuti 29 Wheat T:20'24 Muddebihal-38 EA Wheat W-8'09 527·41 17·90 102·19 A-I Yalagur 30 Bajra T:S'09 M uddebihal-25 EA Bajra We-16'19 505·24 52·01 Kashinakunti 31 Wheat T:16'19 M uddebihal-21 Jowar We-3S'S5 962'S2 47·77 Wadawadagi 32 Wheat T:3S'S5 Muddebihal-15 EA Jowar W-4·05 207·98 16·93 C: I Yarazeri 33 Wheat T:4'05 T: I M uddebihal-15 EA Jowar W-2'02 357·04 19'40 Chirchankal 34 Bajra T:2'02 Muddebihal-8 EA Jowar We-36'42 605·70 39·59 Geddalamari 35 Wheat T:36'42 Muddebihal-5 EA Jowar We-19'02 563'38 26·98 Harindral 36 Bajra T:19'02 M uddebihal-6 Jowar W-IO'12 1291'15 19·47 101·17 Harindalageri 37 Bajra T:IO'12 Muddebihal-6 EA Jowar We-IO'93 595'72 2·98 26·23 T: 1 Nebageri 38 Maize T:10'93 Muddebihal-II EA Jowar We-2S'33 2105'55 6·83 67'S7 N: I Dhavalagi 39 Wheat T:2S'33 T: 2 Muddebihal-14 EA Jowar We-lI'33 553'68 0·12 14·71 Agasabal 40 Bajra T:II'33 Muddebihal-15 EA Jowar We-14'16 1885'92 93·25 Hallur 41 Bajra T:14'16 Muddebihal-35 EA Jowar W-29'95 1224'55 40·67 T: I Padekanur 42 Bajra T:29'9S 225 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK : MUDDEBmAL Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-I 0 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). L.C. '1 of the Population and Communi No. Name of VII age Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a ~ 5 6 7 8 9 10 n 43 Konnur 3427·42 2768 486 P(2),M(2) PHC W PO - (10 -1:) BS PR FPC Phone 44 Ghondi 408'11 228 43 P -(-5) W -( -5) -( -5) -( -5) KR 45 Madikeshirur 2203·59 1855 335 P,M PHU W PO -(5-10) BS PR 46 Vanahalli 554·98 873 154 P ,M - ( - 5) W PO - (10 +) BS PR 47 Lingdahalli 358·51 626 118 P,M -(-5) W PO -(10+ ) BS PR 48 Kuchabal 1380·39 1489 231 P,M -(5-10) W -( -5) -(5 -10) -( -5) KR 49 Bavoor 1354·44 1385 207 P,M -(5- 10) W PO, -(10+) -( -5) KR Phone 50 Devarhulagabal 926'32 568 100 P -(10+) W PO -(10+) BS PR 5 I Hagargund 1669·55 1057 183 P -(10+) W -( - 5) -(10+ ) -(5-10) KR 52 Masangeri AMALGAMATED WITH 53 Jammaldinni 1137·43 810 162 P,M RP W PO -(10+ ) 54 Belavantarkanti AMALGAMATED WITH· ~5 Bidarkundi 1928·71 2040 345 P(2),M - ( - 5) W PO -( -5) -( -5) PR 56 Gonal (p.N.) 528·39 339 62 P -(-5) W -( -5) -(-5) -( -5) PR 57 Madin&l 927'87 854 151 P -(5-10) W PO -(5- 10) -( -5) KR 58 Chalami 425'55 878 141 P(2) - (5 - 10) W -( -5) -(5- 10) -( -5) PR 59 Balabatti 791'42 1470 262 P(2),M RP W PO -( -5) -(5 -10) KR 60 HuUur 1550·97 1484 257 P(3),M - ( - 5) W PO -(10+) BS PR 61 Jettagi 891 ·23 1183 180 P(2) RP W -( -5) - (5 -)(:i) -(5 - 10) KR 62 Basargod 2794'41 3404 609 P(3),M(2) RP(3) W PO Monday BS PR 63 Koppa 716'82 855 133 P(2) - (5 - 10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5) KR • 226 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks - includipg any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Talikota-15 EA Jo\\ar We-24'28 3271·56 131·58 N: 1 Konnor 43 8ajra T:24'28 T: I M uddebihal-15 EA Jowar We-6·48 381'81 19·82 Ghondi 44 8ajra T:6'48 Madikeshirur 45 M uddebihal-18 EA Jowar '" We-9'71 2086-C)6 2'18 105 ·64 T: 2 Bajra T:9'71 Talikota-14 EA Jowar We-4·05 514·77 2'57 33·59 T: 1 VanahaUi 46 Bajra T:4'05 Talikota-II EA Jowar 337·04 21·47 T: I Lingdahalli 47 Bajra Talikota-10 EA Jowar 1295'34 85·05 N: I Kuchabal 48 Bajra T: I Talikota-12 EA Jowar We-I'62 1291·66 61·16 C: 1 Bavoor 49 Wheat T:I'62 T: I M uddebihal-13 EA Jowar We-4·86 868·99 13'26 39·21 Devarhulagabal 50 Wheat T:4'86 M uddebihal-15 Jowar 1444·37 8'65 216·53 Hagargund 51 Wheat JAKKERAL, L.C. No. 121 Masangeri 52 Muddebihal-II EA Jowar We-4·05 1024·94 26'37 82·07 N: I Jammaldinni 53 Wheat T:4'05 T: 2 GUDIHAL, L.C. NO. 74 Belavantarkanti 54 Muddebihal-3 EA Jowar We-8·09 1827'50 18'73 74·39 Bidarkundi 55 Wheat T:8'09 Muddebihal-5 EA Jowar We-4·05 495'35 28·99 Gonal (P'N) 56 Wheat T:4'05 Muddebihal-IO EA Jowar We-6·07 877·45 3'23 41·12 Madinal 57 Wheat T:6'07 Muddebihal-IO EA Jowar We-12'95 370'52 7'26 34·82 Chalami 58 Wheat T:12'95 Muddebihal-22 Jowar W-8'09 697'44 85·89 Balabatti 59 Wheat T:8'09 Muddebihal-16 EA Jowar We-12'14 1456'35 82·48 T: I Hullur 60 Wheat T:12'14 Muddebihal-9 EA Jowar We-8·09 812·09 22·91 48·14 Jettagi 61 Wheat T:8'09 Muddebihal-Il EA Jowar W-21·4$ 2513'15 259·81 N: I,C: I 8asargod 62 Wheat T:21·45 T: I, A-II Muddebihal-14 EA Jowar We-20·24 660·02 0·79 35·77 Koppa 63 Wheat T:20'24 227 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALVK : MUDDEBIHAL Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shewn in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). Population and L.C. Name of Village of the Communi No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and qf the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 64 Gudadinni 429'12 534 87 P -(10+) W -(-5) -( -5) -(5 -10) KR 65 Shiddapur P 462'68 916 134 P,M -(10+) W -(-5) -(-5) Talikot 66 Gundakarjagi 722'39 692 109 P -(10+) W PO -( -5) -(5-10) KR 67 Rudagi 1958·34 1202 200 P,M -( -5) W PO -( -5) -( -5) KR 68 Alkoppar 1352 ·39 685 134 P -(5 -10) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) KR 69 Taranal 1040·67 749 131 P,M -( -5) W -(-5) -( - 5) -(-5) KR 70 Nandahalli 188·15 420 59 P -( -5) W -(-5) - (5 - 10) -(5-10) KR 71 Handral 769·34 814 125 P -( -5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5 -10) KR 72 Ingalageri 1167·11 1435 269 P,M RP W PO -(10+) -(-5) KR 73 Gudanal 727·% 1202 165 P RP W -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) KR 74 Gudihal 816·35 656 125 P -(5 -10) W -(-5) -( -5) -( - 5) I<:R 75 Balawat 755·41 1103 203 P,M -( - 5) W PO -( - 5) -(-5) KR 76 Minijigi 1782'46 2428 434 P,M -( - 5) W PO - (5 -10) BS PR 77 Balaganur 2555'65 2021 312 P(2),M -( -5) W PO -(5 -10) -( -5) PR 78 Tamadaddi 1%2'62 2274 406 P(2),M PHV W,HP PO -(10+) BS PR 79 Hirur 2865'43 2387 390 P(2),M -( - 5) W,HP PO -(10+ ) as PR 80 Chokavi 1454'66 528 87 P -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) BS PR 81 Tumbagi 2272·27 1868 333 P(2),M PHV W PO -(10+) BS PR 82 Hosahalli 566·95 716 112 P -(-5) W -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) PR 83 Huvinahalli 396·78 314 50 P -(- 5) W -(-5) -(10+) . -(-5) PR 84 Gotakhandki 1108·84 1019 192 P -(5-10) W - (-,5) -(10+) BS PR 228 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.c. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 M uddebihal-16 Jowar W-6·07 313·70 109·35 GudadiBni 64 Wheat T:6·07 M uddebihal-16 Jowar W-14·16 423·03 6·29 19·20 Shiddapur P. TaJikot 65 Wheat T:14·16 M uddebihal-20 Jowar W-39·26 659·44 5·56 18·13 GundakarjJlgi 66 Wheat T:39·26 M uddebihal-20 EA Jowar W-9·31 1817·17 37·39 94·47 T: I Rudagi 67 Wheat T:9·31 Muddebihal-16 EA Jowar We-7·28 1228·79 67·00 49·32 Alkoppar 68 Wheal b T:7·28 Muddebihal-18 EA Jowar We-12·14 954·64 2·66 71·23 Taranal 69 Wheat T:I2·14 M uddebihal-22 Jowar 177·13 0·47 10·85 NandahaDi 70 Bajra Muddebihal-35 Jowar 705·54 10·50 53·S0 T:2 Handral 71 Baj~a Muddebihal-15 EA Jowar we-~ 1091·13 8·60 58·48 lngalageri 72 Bajra T: ·90 M uddebihal-14 Jowar W-4·0S 696·24 27·67 Gudanal 73 Bajra T:4·05 Muddebihal-17 EA Jowar W-12·14 751'46 2·17 50·58 Gudihal 74 Bajra T:12·14 Muddebihal-17 EA Jowar We-8·09 686·86 19·79 40·67 BaJawat 75 Wheat T:8·09 Talikota-5 EA Jowar 1665·68 10·32 106·46 N: 2 Minijigi 76 Wheat Talikota-9 EA Jowar We-12·14 2462·65 6·16 74'-70 Balaganur 77 Wheat T:12·14 Talikota-II EA Jowar We-12·14 1867·47 83·01 Tamadaddi 78 Wheat T:12·14 Talikota-12 EA Jowar We-10·68 2764·10 90·65 N: I Hirur 79 Wheat T:IO·68 Talikota-12 EA Jowar We-4·05 1406·74 43·87 Chokavi 80 Wheat T:4·05 Talikota·12 EA Jowar We-4·05 2170·54 1·63 96·05 N: 1 Tumbagi 81 Wheat T:4·0S Talikota-12 EA Jowar We-a·81 539·28 4·35 22·51 Hosahalli 82 Wheat T:0·81 Talikota-14 EA Jowar We-O·81 377·39 4·82 13·76 T: I Huvinahalli 83 Wheat T:0·81 Talikota-14 EA Jowar W-2·43 1047·22 13·29 4S·90 Gotakhandki 84 Wheat T:2·4' 229 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : MUDDEBIHAI, Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges Iliz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). L.C. f . of the Population and Communi No. Name 0 Village Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and the (Bus stoP. Educational Medical of Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station. Waterway) 2 3 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 85 Peerapur 830·14 1115 153 P(2) - (5 - 10) W PO -(10+) BS 86 Bhantnur 1811·38 2001 321 P.M - (5 -10) W PO -(10+) -(-5) KR 87 Shellagi 890·28 1241 194 P.M -(5-10) W -(-5) -(10+) -( -5) KR 88 Karaganur 959·35 626 107 P PHU W -(10+) -(-5) -( -5) KR 89 Lakkundi 679·45 720 127 P -(-5) W -(-5) -(10+) -( -5) KR "I 90 Belur 448·77 292 40 P -( - 5) W -(-5) -(10+) BS PR 91 Kodaganur 1116·88 1439 228 P.M -(-5) W PO -(l0+) BS KR 92 Navadagi 1438·01 1501 264 P.M - ( - 5) W PO -(10+) BS PR 93 Gundakana. 822·57 898 146 P.M -(-5) T -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) PR 94 Matakal-Devanhalli 573·70 278 50 P -(10+) T - ( - 5) - (10+ ) BS PR 95 Salawadagi 2094·82 2844 484 P(3).M(2) -(IO+) T PO. -(10+) BS l>R Phone 96 Bilebhavi 1039·04 1199 198 P.M -( - 5) W PO -(-5) -(-5) PR 9:1 Maskanal 627·08 614 104 P -( -5) W - ( - 5) - ( - 5) -( -5) PR 98 Haranal 347·01 587 82 P -(I0+) W PO -(10+) -(-5) KR 99 Nagur %9·71 808 145 P.M -(10+) W - ( - 5) - (10 + ) -(-5) KR 100 Shivapur 1114·92 938 165 P,M -(10+) W PO -(10+) -(5 - 10) KR 101 Mukihal 1161·23 935 159 P.M - (10 +) W.HP PO -(10+) - (-5) PR 102 Kaladevanhalli 425·19 375 70 P -(IO+) W -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) KR 103 Hadaginal 495·60 176 27 -(-5) -(10+) W -(10+) -(10+) -( -5) KR 104 Guttihal 216·37 382 74 p -(5-10) W -( -5) -(5 -10) -( -5) PR 105 Bommanahalli 591·23 1143 207 P.M -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) BS PR 230 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remark.~ including any place of Nearest'Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.c. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2 Talikota-19 Jowar 803'00 27·14 Peerapur 85 Wheat Talikota-15 EA Jowar W-IO'52 1749·78 3'12 47-96 Bhantnur 86 Wheat T:IO-52 Talikota-16 Jowar W-Q·81 862'21 27-26 Shellagi 87 Wheat T:0-81 Talikota-12 EA Jowar W-5'02 921'33 2-03 30-97 N: I Karaganur 88 Wheat T:5-02 C: I Talikota-16 jowar W-I-21 663-71 14-47 T: I Lakkundi 89 Wheat T:I-21 Talikota-14 Jowar W-Q-96 437-66 to-15 Belur 90 Wheat T:0-96 Talikota-II EA Jowar W-7-94 1050-34 11-71 46-89 N: I Kodaganur 91 Wheat T:7,94 T: I Talikota-16 Jowar W-4-05 1383 -32 7-67 42-97 N: I Navadagi 92 Wheat T:4-05 T: I Talikota-12 EA Jowar W-I-62 801-45 19-50 Gundakanal 93 Wheat T:I,62 Talikota-14 EA Jowar 455-78 117-92 Matakal-Devanhalli 94 Wheat Talikota-Il EA Jowar 1810-93 58-44 225-45 N: 2 Salawadagi 95 Wheat T: I Talikota-9 Jowar W-1-21 999-45 3-11 34-67 N: I Bilebhavi 96 Wheat T:I'21 Talikota-15 Jowar W-2-02 592-92 5-14 27-20 Maskanal 97 Wheat T:2-02 Talikota-15 Jowar W-O-93 304-27, 3-79 38-02 Haranal 98 Wheat T:0'93 Talikota-16 Jowar W-6-07 903-60 11-99 48-05 Nagur 99 Wheat T:6'07 Talikota-15 Jowar W-6-22 1034-90 23-79 50-21 A-III Shivapur 100 Wheat T:6'22 Talikota-II EA Jowar We-4-17 1076-15 2-51 78-40 N: I Mukihal 101 Wheat T:4-17 Talikota-13 EA Jowar We-5-01 392-73 27-45 Kaladevanhalli 102 Wheat T:5'01 Talikota-13 Jowar W-3-29 458-01 34-30 Hadaginal 103 Wheat T:3'29 Talikota-7 EA Jowar 188-61 27-76 Guttihal 104 Wheat Talikota-6 EA Jowar We-I-21 550-48 39-54 Bommanahalli 105 Wheat T:I'21 231 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK : MUDDEBIHAL Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). L.C. f '1 of the Population and Communi No. Name 0 Vllage Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 106 Bolawad 412'15 441 75 P -(5 -10) W -(-5) - (5 - 1;(}) -( -5) PR 107 Fattepur P.Talikot 724·71 904 150 P -(5 - 10) W PO -(5-10) BS PR 108 Kyatanal 344·37 143 24 -(-5) - (10 +) HP -( -5) -(10+) -(5 - 10) KR 109 Gadi Somanal 1012'84 1140 1% P(2),M -(10+) W,HP PO - (10 +) -(5 -10) KR 110 Maileswar 833'86 1054 185 P,M -( -5) W PO -( - 5) BS PR III Naltawad 6784'63 10810 1808 P(3),M(3),H PHC W,T PTO Monday BS PR FPC Phone 112 Kesapur 1144·78 880 168 P,M -( - 5) W -(-5) - (5 - 10) BS PR 113 Arasanal 881'00 945 173 P,M -(10+) W -( - 5) -( -5) -( -5) KR 114 Nerabenchi 813·82 8% 166 P,M -(5 -10) W PO -( -5) as PR 115 Sarur 1939·27 1572 279 P(2),M -(5 -10) W PO -(5-10) -( -5) KR 116 Hiremural 1018·69 1243 211 P,M -(5-10) W PO Tuesday BS PR 117 Aremural 581·48 221 48 -( -5) -(10+) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) PR 118 Jalapur 648·67 269 60 P -(10+) W -(-5) -( -5) -( -5) KR 119 Hokrani 909·71 832 138 P,M -(5-10) W -(- 5) -(5 -10) -( -5) KR 120 Inchagal 421·24 267 46 P - (5 - 10) W -(-5) -(5 -10) -1-5) KR 121 Jakkeral 891·% 302 50 P -(5 -10) W -( - 5) -"(10+ ) -(-5) KR 122 Kyatanadoni 581·29 150 27 -(-5) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -( -5) KR 123 Donkamadu 404·56 360 56 P -(5 -10) W -( - 5) -(5 -10) -(-5) KR 124 Somanal 685·90 1034 166 P,M - (5 - 10) W -( - 5) -(5-10) BS PR 125 Hulagabal 848·08 993 164 P -(5 -10) W PO -(5 -10) -(-5) KR 126 Chavanabhavi 684·67 1066 190 P,M - (5 - 10) W -( - 5) -(5 -10) -( -5) PR 232 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religiou~. distance Name of Village L.c. Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source 01 Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logir.al groves) interest. 12 B 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Talikota-7 EA JO\,ar 376'03 36'12 Bolawad 106 Wheat Talikota-9 EA Jowar W-I '76 687·23 35·72 Fattepur P. Talikot 107 Wheat T:I'76 Talikota-12 EA Jowar 311·37 7·43 25·57 Kyatanal 108 Wheat Talikota-II EA Jowar W-3'24 971·42 38·18 Gadi So mana I 109 Wheat T:3'24 Talikota-15 EA Jowar 789·90 43·96 Maileswar 110 Wheat M uddebihal-15 EA Jowar We-25·50 6526·60 1·09 231'44 A-IV Naltawad III Wheat T:25'50 M uddebihal-15 EA Jowar 1097·41 47·37 Kesapur 112 Wheat M uddebihal-13 Jowar W-3'24 845·54 J ·93 30·29 Arasanal 113 Wheat T:3'24 M uddebihal-IO Jowar 782·05 31·77 N: 2 Nerabenchi 114 Wheat Muddebihal-7 EA Jowar We-12'95 1795·91 66·78 63'63 N: 2 Sarur 115 Wheat T:12'95 T: I Muddebihal-9 EA Jowar We-4'45 971·37 42'"87 Hiremural 116 Wheat T:4'45 M uddebihal-12 Jowar W-2'43 558·13 20·92 Aremural 117 Wheat T:2'43 M uddebihal-12 Jowar TK-71'43 532'77 1'63 42·84 Jalapur 118 Wheat T:71'43 Muddebihal-9 EA Jowar We,I·21 838·13 70·37 Hokrani 119 Wheat T:1'21 Muddebihal-12 Jowar W-5'26 366-60 49-38 Inchagal 120 Wheat T:5-26 Muddebihal-14 Juwar W-I-62 637-06 60-79 192-49 Jakkeral 121 Wheat T:1'62 Muddebihal-II Jowar 499-71 59·70 21-88 Kyatanadoni 122 Wheat M uddebihal-21 Jowar 366'65 6-88 31-03 Donkamaau 123 Wheat Muddebihal-21 Jowar W-I'73 619-24 II-50 53-43 Somanal 124 Wheat T:I-73 Muddebihal-20 Jowar W-6-17 804·97 8-58 28-36 Hulagabal 125 Wheat' T:6 235 VILLAGE AMENITIES AN[ T ALUK : MUDDEBIHAL Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). of the Population and Communi L.c. Name of Village No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) h'ouseholds Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 127 Khilarhatti 278·25 500 76 P -(5 -10) W. _. ( - 5) -(5 -10) -(5 -10) KR 128 Mavinabhavi 351·36 527 88 P -(5 -10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5) KR 129 J ainapur 439·21 458 76 P -( - 5) W -( - 5) -( - 5) -( - 5) KR . 130 Are Shankar 307·33 459 72 P -(-5) W -( -5) -( -5) -( -5) KR 131 Nagabenal 1046·55 1819 341 P(2) -(-5) W PO -(-5) BS PR 132 Bachihal 544·22 50 5 -(-5) -(-5) .w -( -5) -( -5) -( -5) KR 133 Shiddapur-P 657·10 611 133 P -(-5) W -(-5) -( - 5) -( -5) KR Naltwad 134 Khanikeri 255·07 189 28 -(-5) -(5 -10) W -(-5) -(5 -10) -(5 -10) KR 135 Sultanpur 659·27 365 54 -( -5) -(5 -10) R,W -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) KR 136 Bijjur 628·76 1097 186 P,M -(5 -10) W PO -(5 -10) -(5 -10) KR 137 Gh.alapuji 802'46 727 132 P,M -(5 -10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5 -10) K~ 138 ingalagi 517·34 495 74 P -(5 - 10) R - (- 5) - (5 -10) -(5-10) KR 139 Takkalaki 382'78 449 69 P -:(10+) R PO -(10+) -( -5) KR 140 Karkur 469·74 421 72 P -(10+ ) R - (- 5) -(10+) -( -5) KR 141 Baladinni 337·29 260 35 P - (5 -10) W,R -(-5) -( - 5) -( -5) KR 142 Rakkasagi 1311·48 1507 258 P,M RP W PO -( - 5) -( -5) KR 143 Bhagargund 653·14 727 130 P -(5 -10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -( -5) KR 144 Lotgeri 356·34 835' 143 P -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5 -10) -(5-10) KR 145 Khanapur 76·31 428 64 P W -(-5) - (5 - 10) -(5-10) KR 146 Fattepur-P AMALGAMATED WITH Naltawad 147 Nagarbetta 979·84 759 127 P -(-5) W PO -( - 5) BS PR 234 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in. Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks includine any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 M uddebihal-14 Jowar W-3'64 262·26 6·88 5·47 Khilarhatti 127 Wheat T:3'64 Muddebihal-20 Jowar W-4'86 333·59 12·91 Mavinabhavi 128 Wheat T:4'86 Muddebihal-22 Jowar W-5'26 415·85 4·87 13·23 Jainapur 129 Wheat T:5'26 Muddebihal-26 Jowar W-5'26 281·33 4'48 16·26 Are Shankar 130 Wheat T:5'26 M uddebihal-24 Jowar W-7'28 902·94 28·94 108·12 Nagabenal 131 Wl}eat T:7'28 M uddebihal-24 EA Jowar W-ll'33 437·41 95·48 Bachihal 132 Wheat T:II'3J Muddebihal-22 EA Jowar W-16'19 534·65 7·02 99·24 Shiddapur-P-Naltwad 133 Wheat T:16'19 Muddebihal-28 Jowar W-2'43 227·36 25·28 Khanikeri 134 Wheat T:2'43 I M uddebihal-35 Jowar W-l'21 522·66 5·04 130·36 Sultanpur 135 Wheat T:I'21 Muddebihal-38 EA Jowar We-7·28 550·38 5·23 65·87 Bijjur 136 Wheat T:7'28 Muddebihal-35 EA Jowar We-4'05 753·90 2·58 41'73 Ghalapuji 137 Wheat T:4'05 M uddebihal-40 Jowar W-6·07 417·31 9·14 84·82 Ingalagi 138 Wheat T:6'07 M uddebihal-35 EA Jowar W-I'21 320·84 4·01 56·72 Takkalaki 139 Wheat T:I'21 M uddebihal-40 Jowar 423·80 45·94 Karkur 140 Wheiu Muddebihal-35 EA Jowar We-4·86 277''S7 54·86 N: 2,M: 1 Ba1adinni 141 Wheat T:4'86 T: 2 Muddebihal-33 EA Jowar We-O·81 1208·08 102·59 Rakkasagi 142 Wheat T:0'81 M uddebihai-28 Jowar W-6·95 603·05 2·37 40·77 Bhagargund 143 Wheat T:6'95 Muddebihal-27 EA Jowar We·7·28 340·87 8·19 Lotgeri 144 Wheat T:7'28 Muddebihal-30 Jowar 73·90 2·41 Khanapur 145 Wheat SHlDDAPUR P. NALTWAD, L.C. No. 133 ' Fattepur-P-Naltawad 146 M uddebihal-16 EA Jowar We-6'48 863·68 109·68 N: 2 Nagarbetta 147 Wheat T:6'48- 235 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : MUDDEBIHAL Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. OJ 00 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ Total area Total be given). :> L.C. of the Population and Communi- B Name of Village ..c: u No. Village (In number of Day or days cations 01 hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, 8 Educational Medical Q. Water Telegraph market/hat Railway Q. if any Station, < Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 148 Budihal-P- 270'23 316 48 P -(5 -10) W -(-5) -(5 -10) -(5-10) KR Naltawad 149 Jangamural 537·42 226 40 P -(10+) W -( -5) -(-5) -( -5) PR 150 Malagaldinni 559·80 612 104 P -(5 -10) W -( -5) -(5 -10) -( -5) KR 151 Gonal.S.Hirur 799·28 672 121 P - (5 -10) W -( -5) -(-5) -( -5) KR 152 Wanakihal 309·48 278 51 P -(5 -10) W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) KR 153 Malakapur AMALGAMATED WITH 154 Talikota (Rural) 5800'30 UNINHABITED TOTAL 148974'63 151558 25932 -Muddebihal 683· 52 ...... Fully incorporated in urban Area - Zunzurgaddi· 238· 54 ...... Fully Submerged 236 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable distance religious, L.C. Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not Name of Village (in Km.) historical No. Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 M uddebihal-20 Jowar W-2'02 246·81 8·83 12·57 Budihal-P-Naltawad 148 Wheat T:2'02 M uddebihal-20 Jowar W-I'21 504·88 9'12 22·21 Jangamural 149 Wheat T:I'21 M uddebihal-16 Jowar W-5'41 522·40 6·98 25'01 l\Ialagaldinni 150 Wheat T:5'41 M uddebihal-16 EA Jowar W-4'55 6%·55 66·98 31·20 000_ S. Hirur lSI Wheat T:4'55 Muddebihal-20 Jowar W-2'18 287·73 19'57 W~akihal 152 Wheat T:2'18 OONAL S. HIRUR, L.C. No. lSI ...... - ... , ...... ',' Mahtkapur 153 UNINHABITED W-IO'12 5674·12 116·06 Talikota (Rural) 154 T:IO'12 W-470·76 We-SIl'97 Tk- 71'43 0- 40·48 T:I094'64 138111·81 987·29 8780'89 237 MUDHOL TALUK ===~=~gl~ c [II I- Co '"a U i'5 "c ...a ~..c E co ~ ..> o ~ - '\ :0" E b "0... ! I- to u .~ 4(..J .q a:: '" g_ l- eo ~~ (/) :; .q 0- :; ~ _j '" .~ Z 0: Co 0:: 0 :> '" "E 4( Q.. .!! I 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 Akkimardi 17 794 1083 41 Kulali 32 2335 2998 2 Algundi (B.K.) 44 1212 1505 42 Laxanatti 55 631 708 3 Antapur 76 774 805 43 Lokapur 34 4138 5391 4 Badnur 45 678 841 44 Machaknur 42 1421 1745 5 Baragi 77 1585 1888 45 Madhabhavi 22 1191 1793, 6 Belagali 29 5927 9448 46 Mahalingapur (Rural) 28 40 88 7 Bhantnur 47 1630 1925 47 Malali 20 2086 2761 8 Bidrr 35 658 908 48 Malapur 2 891 1116 9 Bisnal 25 825 1452 49 MaIIapur (P.J.) 12 457 440 10 Bommanbudni 59 314 368 50 Mallapur (P.L.) 54 573 688 II Budni (B.K.) 43 405 578 51 Mantur 4 2975 3912 12 Budni Khurd 38 421 778 52 Marapur 19 932 1459 13 Budni' (P .D.) 27 1030 1666 53 Marikatti 36 372 473 14 Budni (P.M.) 3 1124 16i3 54 Melligeri 6 1575 1864 15 Byadar-Arlikatti 52 82 79 55 Metgud 61 2426 2727 16 Chanal 15 782 959 56 Mirji 13 1318 1673 17 Chawadapur 39 504 585 57 Muddapur 70 974 1236 18 Chikkur 41 1020 1353 58 Mudhol (Rural) I 234 205 19 Chinchakhalldi (B.K.) 64 1244 1559 59 Mugalkhod 30 2253 3662 20 Chinchakhandi (K.D.) 68 830 1062 60 Naganapur 63 419 528 21 Chitrabhanukoti 40 814 1001 61 Nagral 21 2253 3052 22 Dadanatti 57 l312 1668 62 Nandagoan 16 870 1032 23 Dhawaleshwar 18 2148 2919 63 Ningapur 62 1097 1229 24 Gulgal Jambgi 65 1207 1442 64 Palkimanya 50 135 225 65 Petlur 66 1080 1254 25 Halagali 7 3513 4245 26 ·Halki 60 773 885 66 Ranjanagi 11 1069 1322 27 Hebbal 73 1297 1635 67 Rugi 8 1116 1336 28 Hoskoti 56 933 ·1077 68 Saidapur 24 1506 4248 29 Ingalgi 71 2149 2598 69 Sanganatti 23 1085 1464 70 Shirol 33 4550 5888 9 550 674 30 Jaliber 71 Sorgoan 31 1275 1690 31 Jambgi (K.D.) 75 509 719 32 Jannur (Junnur) 46 520 721 72 Timmapur 69 459 593 33 Jeergai 67 875 1159 73 Uttur 10 1622 1874 34 Jyadar-Arlikatti 53 462 464 35 Jyalikatti (B.K.) 49 239 364 74 Vajjarmatti 37 13i6 1638 36 Jayalikatti (K.D.) 48 327 353 75 Vantigod 14 1342 1686 76 Varchagal 51 589 771 37 Kanas~eri 58 365 456 38 Kasba Jambgi (B.K.) 74 1619 1937 77 Yadhalli 72 1916 2302 39 Kesargoppa 26 2159 3098 Zunzerkop 78 40 Kisuri 5 220 283 78 241 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : MUDHOL Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. II) 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ Total area Total be given), ~ L.C. of the Population and Communi- S Name of Village .c No. Village (In number of Day or days cations tJ hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, ...'"0 Educational Medical Co Water Telegraph market/hat Railway «Co if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a· 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Mudhol-(Rural) 3346'42 205 38 -( - 5) -( - 5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) PR 2 Malapur 1578·94 1116 162 P -(-5) W PO -( - 5) BS PR 3 Budni (P.M.) 1595'62 1613 250 P,M -(10+ ) W,HP PO -(10+) -( -5) KR 4 Mantur 3441'05 3912 656 P,M RP W,HP PO -(10+) BS PR 5 Kisuri 617'26 283 54 P -(10+) W -(-5) -(10+) BS PR 6 Melligeri 1818,78 1864 306 P,M -( - 5) W,HP,F PO -(10+) BS PR 7 Halagali 4952,87 4245 720 P.M.H PHU TK, PO, -(10+) BS PR HP,F Phone 8 Rugi 1769·89 1336 232 P -(-5) TK,HP PO -( - 5) -( -3) KR 9 Jaliber 1334·27 674 122 P - (5 - 10) W,R,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) -( -5) KR 10 Urrur 1409'02 1874 331 P,M RP W,R,HP PO -(10+ ) BS PR 11 Ranjanagi 1211'36 1322 228 P,M -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -,10+) -( - 5) KR 12 Mallapur (P.J.) 538'69 440 77 P.M -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -(5~IO) -( - 5) KR C 13 Mirji 996'13 1673 251 P,M D W,HP PO -(10+) -(5-10) KR 14 Vantigod 1067'26 1686 285 r,M -(-5) C,W, PO -(10+) - (5 -10) KR- R,HP 15 Chanal 866'28 959 142 P,M -( -5) R,HP -(- 5) -(5 -10) -(5 - 10) KR 16 Nandallaon 1158'28 1032 152 P -(5 -10) W,R, PO -(5-10) -(5 -10) KR HP 242 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place' of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 I3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Mudhol..() EA Jowar W-20'43 1158'43 2·42 Mudhol-(Rural) Wheat Gc-2023·49 R-141'65 T:21.85·57 Mudhol-3 EA Jowar We-30·45 • 993'69 4·92 72·49 N: I,M: 2 Malapur 2 Wheat Gc-477·39 T:507'84 Mudhol-IO EA Jowar We-91·97 1031·08 2'1'13 46'43 N: I,M: 2 Blidni(P.M.) 3 Wheat Gc-40S'OI .T:496·98 Mudhol-II EA Jowar 344·17 We-129·61 1483·59 63'64 N: 4,M: 5 Mantur 4 Wheat Gc-1420'04 C: I,T: 5 T:1549'65 Mudhol-19 EA Jowar 73·32 We-4'96 212·09 3·13 50·85 Kisuri 5 Wheat Gc-272'91 T:277'87 Mudhol-24 EA Jowar 572·43 W..()·4O 1030·27 2·99 36'16 N: 2·M: I Melligeri 6 Wheat Gc-176'53 T: 3 T:176'93 Mudhol-29 EA Jowar 1380·39 GC-280'66 3002·79 166·55 122·48 N: 6,M: 10 Ha1agali 7 Wheat T:280'66 c: 2.T: 6 Mudhol-5 EA Jowar 49·72 W-4·05 1642·09 25·21 35·87 N: 2,T: I Rugi 8 Wheat R-12'95 T:17'00 Mudhol-6 EA Jowar 24·32 W-12·14 1138·30 23·39 37·11 N: I Ja1iber 9 Wheat R-99'01 T:Ill'15 Mudhol-12 EA Jowar 51·19 W-8·20 1202·87 30·36 30·71 N: 4,M: 2 Urrur 10 Wheat R-85·69 T: 2 T:93'89 Mudhol-13 EA Jowar 6·89 W-6·88 1074·88 12·53 98·85 N: I Ranjanagi II Wheat R-11'33 T:18'21 Mudhol-18 EA Jowar 489·21 4'49 44·99 N: I Mallapur (P.J.) 12 Wheat Mudhol-15 EA Jowar 940·57 5'44 50·12 N: I,T: 2 Mirji 13 Wheat Mudhol-18 EA Jowar 963'89 4·72 98·65 N: 2,T: 3 Vantigod 14 Wheat Mudhol-12 EA Jowar 833'87 2'74 29'67 N: I,T: 2 Chanal 15 Wheat M :2 Mahalingapur-9 EA Jowar W-34'50 297·77 10'52 31·71 N: I Nandagaon 16 Wheat Gc-761'52 R-22'26 T:818'28 243 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : MUDHOL Amenities available ,(if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. ~ 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may S Total area Total be given). ::> L.C. of the Population and Communi- 2 Name of Village ..<:: No. Village (In number of Day or days cations ~ hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus slOp, e Educational Medical 0. Water Telegraph market/hat Railway «0. if any Station, Waterway) 2 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 17 Akkimardi 1069·89 1083 185 P -(5 -10) R,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) -(5-10) KR 18 Dhawaleshwar 1985·24 2919 477 P,M -(5-10) .R,W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS KR 19 Marapur 563·82 1459 191 P -(5 -10) W,HP PO - (5 -10) BS KR 20 Malali 1920·15 2761 453 P,M PHU R,W,HP PO -(10+) BS 21 Nagral 1443·82 3052 459 P(2),M -(5 -10) W,HP PO -(10+) BS KR 22 Madhabhavi 768·00 1793 272 P,M -(5 -10) W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS KR 23 Sanganatti 408·72 1464 225 P -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 24 Saidapur 541·95 4248 814 P,M RP W,HP PO, - (5 -10) BS PR Phone 25 Bisnal 614·07 1452 229 P -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 26 Kesargoppa 609·93 3098 496 P,M -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) BS PR 27 Budni (P.D.) 755·53 ' 1666 266 P -( -5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 28 Mahalingapur 602·02 88 17 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) Tuesday -(-5) PR (Rural) 29 Belagali 4205·67 9448 1534 P(3),M RP(3) W,HP PO, -(-5) BS PR Phone 244 .DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place,of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply F.ood Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Mahalingapur-9 EA Jowal We-64'86 IS5'05 37·43 27'13 N: I Akkimardi 17 Wheat Gc-726'IS R-29'24 T:820'28 Mahalingapur-S EA Jowar We-80'98 835'60 68·20 69·49 N: 2,M: 2 Dhawaleshwar IS Wheat Gc-S70'16 R-60'81 T:IOII'95 Mahalingapur-IO EA Jowar We-44_'61 195·63 47·93 23·01 N: I,M: 2 Marapur 19 Gc-236'45 T: I R-16'19 T:297'25 Mudhol-9 EA Jower We-28·43 696·25 32·38 59·63 N: I,M: 6, Malali 20 Wheat Gc-1I03'46 C: 2,T: 2 T:1I31'89 Mahalingapur-S EA Jowar We-91'1I 338'91 31·93 40'05 N: 2,M: 2 Nagral 21 Wh~t Gc-931'6O T: I R-IO'22 T:I032'93 Mahalfngapur-8 EA Jowar We-S7'21 159'10 14·38 34·47 N: I,M: 1 Madhabhavi 22 Wheat Gc-428·22 T: 1 R-44·62 T:560'05 Mahalingapur-3 EA Jowar We-50'69 22S'39 13·01 22'64 N: I,M: I Sanganatti 23 Wheat Gc-93'99 T: I T:I44'68 Mahalingapur-6 EA Jowar We-198·40 155'55 3·2S 23'04 N : 25,M : 10, Saidapur 24 Wheat Gc-161'68 C: 3,T: 14 T:360'08 Mahalingapur-3 EA Jowar We-l51'51 137;98 2·28 23'99 N: I,M: 3 Bisnal 25 Wheat Gc-29S'31 T: 3 T:449'82 Mahalingapur-3 EA Jowar We-354'62 58·01 4·47 23·75 N: 3,M: 3 Kesargoppa 26 Wheat Gc-169'08 T: I T:523'70 Mahalingapur-I EA Jowar We-157'93 116·44 5·20 41·17 N: 2,M: 2, Budni (P.O.) 27 Wheat Gc-434'79 T:4 T:592'72 Mahalingapur-O EA Jowar We-70'83 132'72 91'50 26·77 Mahaling;ipur (Rural) 28 Wheat Gc-280:20 T:351'03 Mahalingapur-4 EA Jowar 177·37 We-874'25 1913·86 52'29 105·48 N : 30,M : 21, Belagali 29 Wheat Gc-1082'42 C: 3,T: 12 T:1956'67 A-I 245 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TAL UK : MUDHOL Amenities available (if nol available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. ~ 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ Total area Total be given). :> L.c. of the Population and Communi- B Name of Village ..c: No. Village (In number of Day or days cations osu hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, ....0 Educational Medical f;l. Water Telegraph market/hat Railway f;l. if any Station. ~ Waterway) 2 3 4ft 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 30 Mugalkhtld 2458·22 3M2 56'1 P,M RP W,HP PO -(5 - 10) BS PR 31 Sorgaan 1193'57 1690 267 P,M -( - 5) W,HP PO -( -5) BS PR 32 Kulali 1668·63 2998 478 P -(S-IO) W,HP PO -(S-IO) BS KR 33 Shirol 2889·67 5888 1021 P(3),M RP(4) W,HP PO -(5-10) BS PR Phone 34 Lokapur 1440·07 5391 991 P(2), PHC W,T PTO Tuesday BS PR M(2),H FPC Phone 35 Bidri 748·77 908 154 P,M RP W,F PO, -(10+ ) BS KR Phone 36 Marikatti 472'61 473 70 P -(-5) W,T,HP -( -5) -(10+) BS c PR 37 Vajjarmatti 1468·65 1638 273 P,M D W,T PO -(10+ ) BS PR 38 Budni Khurd 390·96 778 133 P,M -(10+ ) W,T -(-5) - (10 +) BS KR 39 Chawadapur 753·03 585 87 P -( - 5) F,C,HP -(-5) -( - 5) BS PR 40 Chitrabhanukoti 702·60 1001 182 P -(5 -10) W,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) BS KR 41 Chikkur 1203·37 1353 201 P(2),M -(5 -10) W,HP PO -(5-10) BS KR 42 Machaknur 1280·50 1745 295 P,M -(10+) W,R,T PO - (10 +) BS KR 43 Budni (B.K.) 793·69 578 93 P RP W,R,HP -(-5) -(10+) -( -5) KR 246 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place t>f Neares.t Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. dIstance S 1 Irrigated waste Area not Name of Village (in Km.) UPP y Food historical No. Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Mudhol-IO EA Jowar We-748·90 312·55 140'83 145·57 N: 4,M: 16, Mugalkhod 30 Wheat Gc-lllO'37 T: 8,C: 2 T:1859'27 Mudhol-4 EA Jowar We-44'57 735'04 3'79 54·98 N:2,M: I Sorgoan 31 Wheat Gc-316·64 R-38' 55 T:399'76 Mudhol-IO EA Jowar We-344'10 495·89 16"13 56'13 N :4,M:6 Kulali 32 Wheat Gc-756'-J8 T: 4,C: I 'f.: I 100·48 Mudhol-II E~ JOWar We-651'67 1087'22 53·00 71·74 N: 8,M: 8, Shirel 33 Wheat Gc-1026'04 T:6 T:1677'71 Mudhol-24 EA Jowar 114·81 W-42·90 984'29 47·17 208·36 N: 120,M : 4 Lokapur 34 Wheat We-31·21 C: I,T: I Gc-II'33 T:85'44 Mudhol-14 EA Jowar We-27'62 371'56 42·42 N: 2,M: 2, Bidri 35 Wheat Gc-307·17 T: 3 T:334'79 Mudhol-12 EA Jowar 49·75 We-II')3 356·74 20'39 N: 1 Marikatti 36 Wheat Gc-34'4O T:45'73 Mudhol-12 EA Jowar 48·32 We-7·69 1196·30 134'51 N :2,M: I Vajjarmatti 37 Wheat Gc-81·83 T:2 T:89'52 Mudhol-20 EA Jowar We-8'50 306'54 35'86 N: I,T: I Budni 'Khurd 38 Wheat Gc-40'06 T:48'56 Mudhol-26 EA Jowar 181·49 W-20'24 407·01 5·32 74·22 N :2,M: I Chawadapur 39 Wheat We-19'43 T: I Gc-45 ·32 T:84'99 Mudhol"32 EA Jowar 214·25 We-12'14 194'06 140·57 115'51 N: I,T: 2, Chitrabhanukoti 40 Wheat R-26'07 A-II T:3S'21 Mudhol-33 EA Jowar We-36'51 928·97 89·37 83'36 N: I,M: 2, Chikkur 41 Wheat R-65'16 T: 2 T:101'67 Mudhol-19 EA Jowar We-17'38 1144·59 20·58 58·69 N: 5,M: 2, Machaknur 42 Wheat Gc-39'26 T: 2 T:56'64 Mudhol-21 EA Jowar 27·61 Gc-16'35 664·68 9·23 66·51 N: I,M: I, Budni (B.K.) 43 Wheat R-9'31 T: I T:25'66 247 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK ; MUDHOL Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Total area Total be given). L.C. Name of Village of the Population and Communi No. Village (In number of Day or days cations hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical Water Telegraph market/hat Railway if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 44 Algundi (B.K.) 1645 ·44 ·1505 271 P,M RP W,R,HP -(-5) -(10+ ) -( -5) KR 45 Badnur 675·40 . 841 129 P -(10+) W,R,T -( - 5) -(10+ ) -( - 5) KR 46 Jannur 556'07 721 124 P - (10 +) 'N,R,T -( - 5) -(10+) BS PR 47 Bhantnur 1565'03 1925 307 P,M RP,D W,R,T PO -(10+ ) BS PR 48 Jyalikatti (K.D.) 516·13 364 67 -(-5) -(-5) T -( - 5) -( - 5) BS PR 49 Jyalikatti (B.K.) 598'69 353 61 P -( - 5) T -( - 5) -( -5) BS PR 50 Palkimanya 1285'33 225 46 -( - 5) -( - 5) W,T -( - 5) -( - 5) BS PR 51 Varchagal 925·30 771 123 P -( - 5) W,HP PO -( - 5) BS PR 52 Byadar Arlikatti 357'95 79 17 -(-5) -( - 5) W,T -( - 5) -( -5) BS PR 53 J yadar Arlikatti 678·22 464 80 -(-5) -( - 5) T -(- 5) -( - 5) BS PR 54 Mallapur (P.L.) 494'27 688 102 P -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) BS KR 55 Laxanatti 754·42 708 105 P,M -(5 -10) W,T -( - 5) -( -5) BS PR 56 Hoskoti 741·90 1077 196 P,M -(5 -10) W,T -( - 5) -(5 -10) BS KR 57 Dadanatti 1108·05 1668 270 P,M -(5-10) PO -(5 -10) BS KR 58 Kanasgeri 996-43 456 73 P -(5 -10) T,HP -( - 5) -(5 -10) BS PR 59 Bommanbudni 121-16 368 61 P -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(10+ ) BS KR 60 Halki 789-74 885 140 P,M -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+ ) BS KR 61 Metgud 1742-79 2727 485 P,M RP W,TK, PO -(10+ ) BS KR HP 62 Ningapur 900'11 1229 186 P,M -(10+) W,HP PO -(10+ ) BS KR 63 Naganapur 800'18 528 99 P -(-5) W,HP,F - (- 5) -( -5) BS PR 64 Chincha 1049-71 1559 259 P,M -(5-10) W -(-5) -(10+ ) BS PR khandi (B.K.) 65 Gulgal Jambgi 1192-20 1442 244 P,M -(5 -10) TK,T PO -(5 -10) BS KR 248 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Nam@ of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Mudhol-21 EA Jowar Gc-45·97 1449·29 3·37 125·36 N: I,T : I Algundi (B.K.) 44 Wheat R-21·45 T:67·42 Mudhol-35 EA Jowar We-33·99 618·16 3·67 19·58 N: I,T: I, Badnur 45 Wheat T:33·99 Mudhol-35 EA Jowar we-22·26 504·25 2·77 26·79 N: I,M: 2, Jannur 46 Wheat T:22·26 T:2 Mudhol-35 EA Jowar 188·66 We-52·61 1250·66 6·48 66·62 N: 4,M : 3, Bhantnur 47 Wheat T:52·61 C: I,T: 3 Mudlfol-24 EA Jowar 502·90 13 ·23 Jyali Katti (K.D.) 48 Wheat Mudhol-24 EA Jowar We-I·62 567·07 30·()() Jyali Katti (B.K.) 49 Wheat T:I·62 Mudhol-24 "EA Jowar We-5·S6 1198·32 10·22 71·23 Palki Manya 50 Wheat T:5·56 Mudhol-26 EA Jowar 65·20 We-48·85 719·48 23'24 68·53 N: I,T : I Varchagal 51 Wheat T:4S·85 Mudhol-24 EA Jowflr 342·88 1·01 14·06 8yadar Arlikatti 52 Wheat Mudhol-24 EA Jowar We-5·82 573·34 5·85 93·21 J yadar Arlikatti 5~ Wheat T:5·82 Mudhol-30 EA Jowar 463·55 30·72 N: I,T : 1 Mallapur (p.L.) 54 Wheat Mudhol-24 EA Jowar 85 ·49 570·97 52·44 45·52 N: 4,M : I, Laxanatti 55 Wheat T: I Mudhol-33 EA Jowar 73·68 557·62 110·60 N: 2 Hoskoti 56 Wheat Mudhol-34 EA Jowar 100·38 860·77 146·90 N: 3 Dadanatti 57 Wheat Mudhol-34 EA Jowar 38·47 850·41 107·55 N: 3 Kanasgeri 58 Wheat Mudhol-19 EA Jowar We-4·05 103·21 13·90 N:l,T:1 Bommanbudni 59 Wheat T:4·05 Mudhol-14 EA Jowar 22·04 We-2·02 726·80 38 . 88 N: I,M : I Halki 60 Wheat T:2·02 Mudhol-13 EA Jowar Tk-40·47 1668·33 33·99 N: 4,M : I, Metgud 61 Wheat T:40·47 T: I Mudhol-15 EA Jowar We-S·09 835·71 56·31 N: I Ningapur 62 Wheat T:8·09 Mudhol-25 EA Jowar 212·16 We-19·85 404·70 51·50 111·97 Naganapur 63 Wheat T:19·S5 Mudhol-13 EA Jowar 197·29 We-12·14 816·36 23·92 N: I Chinchakhandi (B.K.) 64 Wheat T:12·14 Mudhol-8 EA Jowar 50·95 We-i4·89 1020·23 73·35 N: 2,M : I, Gulgal Jambgi 65 Wheat R-32·78 T:4 T:47·67 249 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TAL UK : MUDHOL Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-Skms. ~ S-IO kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may os Total area Total be given). ~ L.C. of the Population and Communi- B Name of Village ..c: No. Village (In number of Day or days cations ~ 0 hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, ... Educational Medical 0- Water Telegraph market/hat Railway .«0- if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4<£ 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 66 Petlur 1281·66 1254 196 P,M -(10+) W,HP PO -(5 -10) -(-5) KR 67 Jeergal 1008'35 1159 200 P.M -(5 -10) R,HP PO -(5-10) BS PR 68 Chincha- 322'33 1062 186 P,M -(5-10) W,R,HP PO -(10+ ) BS PR khandi (K.D.) 69 Timmapur 659·74 593 108 P,M -(10+) W,R,T, -(-5) - (5 -10) BS PR HP 70 Muddapur 1185'61 1236 200 P -(10+) W,R,HP PO - (5 -10) BS PR 71 Ingalgi 1454'63 2598 452 -(-5) - (5 - 10) R,T - (-5) - (5 -10) BS PR 72 YadhalIi 1458'12 2302 425 P,M,H RP(2) W,R,F PO -(5-10) BS PR 73 Hebbal 1457,96 1635 268 P,M RP W,R PO - (10+) BS PR 74 Kasba Jambgi (B.K.) 1590'58 1937 334 P,M RP W,R PO -(10+) BS P~ 75 Jambgi (K.D.) 469'05 719 122 P - (5 -10) W,R,HP -(-5) -(10+) BS PR 76 Antapur 616'42 805 147 P,M - (10 +) W,R,HP -(-5) -(10+) BS KR 77 Baragi 2112'45 1888 310 P,M RP W,HP -( - 5) -(10+) BS KR 78 Zunzerkop 1253'89 UN-INHABITED TOTAL 95021'18 125~24 20831 250 DIREctORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place,of Neares.t Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance S I Irriga.ted waste Area not Name of Village (in Km.) upp y Food historical No. Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Mudhol-16 EA Jowar 340·46 We-44'43 670·08 74·96 151·73 N: 2 Petlur 66 Wheat T:44'43 Mudhol-6 EA Jowar Gc,561-42 408·04 7·64 21·74 N: I,M: 2 Jeergal 67 Wheat R-9'51 T: I T:570'93 Mudhol-12 EA Jowar We-8'09 275·37 7'17 13 ·67 N: 3,M: I Chinchakhandi (K.O.) 68 - Wheat R-18'03 T: I T:26-12 Mudhol-13 EA Jowar We-33.·32 452'52 156·99 16·91 N: I,T: I Timmapur 69 Wheat T:33'32 Mudhol-13 EA Jowar We-48'97 1048·80 66·69 21-15 N:I,M: I Muddapur 70 Wheat T:48'97 T: I I Mudhol-7 EA Jowar Gc-1355-tO 26·31 9·12 41·84 N: 3,M: 2 Ingalgi 71 Wheat R-22'26 T:4 T:1377'36 Mudhol-8 EA Jowar Gc-IO'70 1065 ·33 319·35 63·34 N: 5,M: 3, Yadhalli 72 Whe,at T:IO'70 C: I,T: 4 Mudhol-13 EA Jowar We-20·24 1345·30 92-42 N: 3,M: I, Hebbal 73 Wheat T:20-24 T: 2 Mudhol-13 EA Jowar 261·17 We-55'66 1084·76 59·68 104·73 N: 3,M: 2 Kasba Jambgi (B'K') 74 Wheat R-24' 58 T: I T:80'24 Mudhol-12 EA Jowar We-34-27 385-69 12-55 36-54 N:I,M: I lambi (K·O·) 75 Wheat T:34'27 T: 1 Mudhol-18 EA Jowar 6·17 We-4-86 534·87 33'29 N :2,T: I Antapur 76 Wheat Gc-37'23 T:42'09 Mudhol-12 EA Jowar 254· 37 We-12'14 1468·55 136-09 N: 2,M: I Baragi 77 Wheat Gc-241'30 T: 3 T:253-44 UN-INHABITED We-IO'12 1023·27 58-38 8·74 Zunzerkop 78 Gc-92-68 R-60-70 T:163'50 W- 149-74 We- 4977-32 Tk- 40-47 Gc-18763'64 R- 862'37 5212'52 T:24793'54 58228·22 2183·89 4603-01 251 SINDGI TALUK .~ u KARNATAKA SINDGI TALUK BIJAPU R DISTRICT Kms 2 o \ ::J J « » ..... o C> a:: « > UJ ..., , • pol : I I 1 l -I -.\ r-·_·r-·-·_·L: '_'U i $1 1I0UNOARY, TALU~ .. ... _._._._._f;~ r------, J, • L ______... _.... y " VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER.i 9" I ...... -- HEAOQUARTERS: TALUK ... © () >,ILLAGES WITH POPULATION SiZE: BELOW 200; 200-499; .500-999;1000-4999;5000 AND ABOVE .. r~--!--!.-~--~., UNINHABITED VILLAGES WITH LOCATION COOE ···L ____ ~!~~_____ ~ URlli/IN AREA WITH LOCATION CODE .. ·.iii_ STATE HIGHWAY...... IHI2 IMPORTAN" METALLED ROAD UNM£TALLED AND OTHER ROADS ... TALU RiVER WITH STREAM ...... ~ TAN~ ... _ ....._ ...... §Y¥ij----- CANAL WITH DISTRIBUTARY.. . POST OFFICE! TELEGRAPH OFFICE. f'O/TO HIGHER SECONOARY SCHOOL ...... 5 POLICE STATION ...... PS PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE/ PRIMARY HEALTH UNIT, DISPENSARY. FAMILY PLANNING CENTRE ..••••••.••• , .. IMPORTANT VILLAGE MARKET! HAT (j;HANOV),MANOIES ... Band upon Surv~y of India map with the pu'mission of the Surveyor CSeneral of Indio. C Government of !Mia Cop)'tillt, 19." ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK : SINDGI 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. 1971 1981 L.C. 19'11 1981 N.o. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 Aheri 73 1074 950 48 Ganihar 47 2054 2117 2 Almel 50 7629 9020 49 Golgeri 20 1832 2067 3 Alahalli 80 709 606 50 Goravagundgi 8 1114 1192 4 Algur 121 2137 2556 51 Gubbewad 32 1502 1591 5 Allapur 21 224 255 52 Gudhalli 91 448 412 6 Ambalnur 136 682 653 53 Gundgi 81 1341 1403- 7 Animadu 116 145 146 54 Guthargi 5 1194 1342 8 Antargangi 17 458 598 9 Asangihal 79 763 956 55 Hachyal 44 1010 1123 10 Asantapur 118 540 574 56 Hadaginal 30 901 803 II Aski 132 2740 3114 57 Halagundaknal 119 382 479 58 Hanchidi 139 1006 1312 12 Bableshwar 2 718 804 59 Hanchinal 68 573 561 13 Bagalur 65 1312 1953 60 Handignur 28 1977 2181 14 Balaganur 88 3780 4001 61 Haranal 103 1319 1567 15 Bandal 40 1221 1646 62 Havalgi 63 562 596 16 Bannihatti (P.A.) 33 1098 1090 63 Hikkangutti 86 840 938 17 Bannihatti (P. T .) 130 1002 1044 64 Hittinhalli 99 2023 2680 18 Bastihal 29 447 511 65 Honnalli 24 949 1054 19 Bekinal 129 1254 1328 66 Hunshyal 122 2321 2547 20 Benakotgi 1 361 565 67 Huvinhalli 8'5 783 878 21 Bhankalgi 9 575 658 68 22 Bhantnur 70 1019 1015 Ibrahimpur 105 622 692 69 rngalgi 23 Bibi-Ingalgi 137 1210 1515 96 1148 1328 24 Binjalbhavi 134 1294 1501 70 Jalpur 133 720 747 25 Bisnal 72 103 126 71 lalwad 108 3306 3532 26 Bommadevanmadu 23 401 422 72 latinal 75 114 127 27 Bommanhalli 60 1521 1638 28 Bommanjogi 104 1727 2330 73 Kadani 51 1656 1844 29 Borgi 35 1645 1959 74 Kadlewad (P.A.) 58 404 419 30 Budihal (P .H.) 41 1379 1696 75 Kadlewad (P.C.K.) 102 745 847 31 Budihal (P.T.) 120 656 768 [Kadlewad (PCH)J 32 Budihal Don 141 625 56} 76 Kadrapur 114 149 149 33 Byadgihal 56 569 552 77 Kakkalmeli 76 2983 3237 34 Byakod 34 1444 1469 78 KalhalJi 49 380 586 35 Byalihal 10 452 422 79 ~all{eri 125 4172 5215 80 Kannaguddihal 31 451 455 36 Chandkavathe 46 3852 4310 81 Kannolli 38 3540 4007 37 Chattanalli 117 461 603 82 Karvinal 26 841 1061 38 Chattarki 45 1730 2163 83 Kerur 69 696 772 39 Chik-sindgi 39 1429 1777 84 Kerutgi III 1887 2173 85 40 Dambal 22 321 357 Kesaratti 135 675 711 41 Devangao 57 3734 3718 86 Khainur 13 1596 1590 ~ 87 Khanapur 42 Devara Hippargi 94 6466 7821 25 896 1068 Kokatnur (Hippargi) 88 37 2367 3015 89 Kondguli 43 Devaranavadgi 62 1789 2357 140 2126 2253 90 Korhalli 84 44 Devoor 107 1437 1478 1608 1688 91 Korwar 45 Dhavalur 27 741 850 109 4587 5265 (Dhavalar) 92 Kubargond 123 524 709 (Kudargond) 46 Gabasavalgi 71 1999 1978 93 Kumashi 61 1502 1614 47 GanganhalJi tOO 1025 1036 94 Kunekumatgi 66 1019 1037 255 : ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK ; SINDGI 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.c. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 95 Kunlbathalli 54 620 733 120 Saladhalli 115 601 686 (KlIrabatha Halli) 121 Sasabal 19 838 1084 122 Shakapur 143 1191 96 Madabal 18 953 123 Shambewad 59 435 419 55 1025 1094 97 Madanalli 124 Shirasgi 64 542 556 776 98 Madari 8~ 766 125 Sindgi (Rural) 142 18 2254 2536 99 Malaghan 126 Somajal 17 1615 2527 74 545 100 Mangrul 509 127 Somapur 43 433 492 571 101 Mannapur 16 440 128 Sungathan II 1241 !535 106 1122 2093 102 Mannur 129 Surgihalli 89 1651 1798 103 Mortgi (Moratgi) 67 3215 3834 104 Mulsavalgi 98 2751 3409 130 Tarapur 53 488 606 105 Muradi 12 635 726 131 Tavarkhed 52 596 565 132 Thontapur 93 107 140 106 Nagaral Don 138 223 233 133 Tilgul 124 1433 1739 107 Nagavi (B.K.) 6 901 1003 134 Turkangori 127 486 539 108 Nagavi (K.D.) 7 476 607 109 Naggarhaili 87 956 1023 135 Uchitnavadgi 82 211 252 110 Nandgeri 14 550 700 136 Vibhutihal 92 368 427 III Neeralgi 131 1125 1337 112 Niwalkhodi 97 715 611 137 Wanakihal 128 445 569 138 Wandal 113 731 902 113 Otihal 42 1313 1590 139 Warkanhalli 110 359 379 114 Padaganur 95 1889 2138 140 Yalgod 112 1623 1761 115 Puradal 36 583 649 141 Yankanchi IS 2996 3438 116 Ramanhalli 90 810 823 142 Varga! (B.K.) 4 2767 3488 117 Ramapur (P.A.) 48 1154 1352 143 Yarga1 (K.D.) 3 269 304 118 Ramapur (p.T.) 126 270 390 119 Rugi 101 2083 2307 256 SINDGI TALUK (Contd.) VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : SIN()GI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-Skms. ., 0/) 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ Total area Total be given). ;> L.c. of tht: Population and Communi- .9 Name of Village .c No. Village (In number of Day or days cations ~ hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, 0 Educational Medical l5.. Water Telegraph market/hat Railway Q. - Bcnaklllgi 880· 59 565 80 P -(5 -10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 2 Bablc,hwar 1028·77 804 143 P - (5 - 10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR ~ Yargal (K.D.) 1110·39 304 55 P - (5 -10) W,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) BS PR 4 Yargal (B.K.l 3187·98 3488 526 P(2),M(2) -(10+) W PTO, - (10 +) BS PR Phone 5 Guthargi 1883·93 1342 197 P - (10 +) W -(-5) - (10 +) BS KR (i Nagavi (S.K.) 1073'25 1003 167 P,M - (10 +) W PO -(10+) -(5 - to) KR 7 Nagavi (K.D.) 574·67 607 91 P -(10+) W - (-5) - (10 +) - (5 - 10) KR 8 Goravagundgi 776·93 1192 210 P,M -(10+) W PO -(10+) -(5 - 10) KR 9 Bhankalgi 604·72 658 106 P -(10+) W PO -(10+) - (5 - 10) K~ 10 Byalihal 474·71 422 66 P -(10+) W -(-5) -(10+) -(5-10) KR II Sungathan 1306·84 1535 244 P,M -(5 - to) W PO -(10+ ) BS PR 12 Muradi 994·26 726 127 P - (5 - 10) W -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) KR 13 Khainur 1278·29 1590 280 P(2),M(2) -(10+ ) W PO -(10+ ) BS PR 14 Nandgeri 1111·33 700 96 'P -( - 5) W -(-5) -(10+) BS PR 15 Yankanchi 4886'42 3438 584 P(3),M(2) RP W,HP PTO, -(5 -10) BS PR Phone 16 Mannapur 373·20 571 93 P -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5 - 10) BS PR 17 Antargangi 520·56 598 106 P -(5 -10) W -(-5) -(10+) -( -5) KR 258 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2 Sindgi-8 Jowar We·II·74 840·41 0·40 28·04 N: 2 Benakotgi Wheat T:II'74 Sindgi-IO. EA Jowar We-I3'35 949·23 17·11 23,58 N: I Bableshwar 2 Wheat Tk-2S'50 T:38'85 Sindgi-IO EA Jowar W-2'12 1029·80 6·24 72·23 N: I Yargal (K:D.) 3 Wheat T:2'12 Sindgi-14 EA Jowar W-74'87 2944·37 10·01 111·38 .N: I,T: I Yargal (B.K.) 4 Wheat We-46'54 R-O·81 T:122'22 Sindgi-24 EA Jowar W-50"59 1784·23 1·21 47·90 N: 1 Guthargi 5 Wheat T:50'59 Sindgi-24 EA Jowar W-40·47 991·40 4·55 28·74 N: 2 Nagavi (B.K.) 6 Wheat We-8'09 T:48'56 Sindgi-24 EA Jowar W-II'33 543·64 0·40 19·30 Nagavi (K.D.) 7 Wheat T:11'33 Sindgi-27 EA Jowar W-14'16 737·00 0·40 21·32 N: 2 Goravagundgi 8 Wheat We-4'05 T:18'21 Sindgi-14 Jowar W-2'02 589,79 0·40 12·51 N: I Bhankalgi 9 Wheat T:2'02 Sindgi-14 Jowar W-4·05 455·67 0·40 14·59 N: I Byalihal 10 Wheat T:4'05 Sindgi-21 EA Jowar W-35'61 1216·27 2·48 52·48 N: 2 Sungathan II Wheat T:35'61 Sindgi-22 EA Jowar W-15'78 923,22 2·64 48,57 Muradi 12 Wheat We-4'05 T:19'83 Sindgi-24 EA Jowar W-48·56 1097·61 10,90 109·08 N: 2 Khainur 13 Wheat We-12'14 T:60'70 Sindgi-20 EA Jowar W-IO'12 1068·76 4·00 28·45 Nandgeri 14 Wheat T:I0'12 Sindgi-16 EA Jowar W-14'16 4608·11 11·74 226·10 N: 5,T: I Yankanchi 15 Wheat We-26'31 T:40'47 Sindgi-8 Jowar W-6'88 340·30 6·88 19·14 N: 2 Mannapur 16 Wheat T:6'88 Sindgi-II EA Jowar W-14'57 494,85 0'40 10,74 Antargangi 17 Wheat T:14'57 259 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TALUK : SINDGI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown ., in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. OIl, 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ..\S Total area Total be given). ~ L.C. of the Population and Communi- S Name of Village ..c tJ No. Village (In number of Day or days cations os hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, 2Q. Educational Medical Q, Water Telegraph market/hat Railway 0( if any Station, Waterway) 2 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 18 Madabal 1771·49 1191 211 P,M -(5-10) W PO -(10+) -(-5) KR 19 Sasaba1 1151·98 1084 158 P - (5 -10) W PO -(-5) -( - 5) PR 20 Golgeri 1077'98 2067 358 P(2), RP W,HP PO Saturday BS PR M(2),H 21 Allapur 253'34 255 40 P -(-5) W -( - 5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 22 Dambal 6110·26 357 62 P -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 23 Bommadevanmadu 603'02 422 71 P -(10+) W -( - 5) -(10+) -( - 5) PR 24 Honnalli 416·08 1054 189 P(2),M -(10+ ) W PO -(10+ ) - (5 -10) KR 25 Khanapur 703·39 1068 177 P,M -(10+) W PO -(10+) -(5-10) KR 26 Karvinal 1224'68 1061 151 P -(10+) W -(-5) -(-5) - (5 -10) KR 27 Dhavalur 2352'63 850 120 P -( -5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5) KR 28 Handignur 3049·89 2181 408 P(2),M(2) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) BS PR 29 Bastihal 548·83 511 78 P -(5-10) W -(-5) - (10 +) -( -5) KR 30 Hadaginal 697·72 803 143 P(2) -(10+) W -( - 5) -(10+) BS PR 31 Kannaguddihal 387·57 455 75 P -(10+) W -( - 5) -(10+) -( -5) KR 32 Gubbewad 1362·84 1591 254 P,M(2) -(10+) W PO -(10+) BS PR 33 Bannihatti (PA.) 562·35 1090 191 P(2),M(2) ,...(10+) W PO -(10+) BS PR 34 Byakod 2024·72 1469 269 P ,M(2) - (5 - 10) W PO -(5 -10) BS PR 260 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Sindgi-13 EA Jowar We-26'31 1683'04 0·40 61·74 N: 2 Madabal 18 Wheat T:26'31 Sindgi-19 Jowar W-17'81 1092'49 11·78 29·90 N: I Sasabal 19 Wheat T:17'81 Sindgi-22 EA Jowar W-22'26 977'06 16·28 54·29 N: I Golgeri 20 Wheat We-8·09 A-I T:30'35 Sindgi·27 Jowar W-IO'12 227'56 8·42 7·24 Allapur 21 Wheat T:10'12 Sindgi-22 EA Jowar W-2'02 630·08 \0·44 28·00 N :2,M: 1 Dambal 22 Wheat We-9·n T:II'74 Sindgi-32 Jowar W-4·05 593'76 0·81 4'40 Bommadevanmadu 23 Wheat T:4'05 Sindgi·32 Jowar W-4'05 378'02 0·40 33'61 N: 2 Honnalli 24 Wheat T:4'05 Sindgi-33 Jowar W-32'38 647·69 2·02 21·30 N: 2 Khanapur 25 Wheat T:32'38 Sindgi-27 Jowar W-30·35 1111·94 5·97 76·42 Karvinal 26 Wheat T:30'35 Sindgi-27 Jowar W-244'84 2060·89 42'17 4·73 Dhavalur 27 Wheat T:244'84 Sindgi-26 Jowar W-141'65 2815'63 27·63 64·98 N :7,M: 1 Handignur 28 Wheat T:141'65 T: I Sindgi-21 Jowar W-33'19 481·16 12·38 22·10 N: 2 Bastihal 29 Wheat T:33'19 Sindgi-17 EA Jowar W-80'94 564·78 8·80 24·99 N: 2 Hadaginal 30 Wheat We-12'14 0-6·07 T:99'15 Sindgi-18 EA Jowar W-29'95 335'29 O'SI 7'17 Kannaguddihal 31 Wheat We-14'35 T:44'30 Sindgi-21 EA Jowar W-76'S9 1177·31 8·09 90·43 N: 2 Gubbewad 32 Wheat We-2'03 0-8,09 T:87'01 Sindgi-II EA Jowar We-56'66 411·51 4·44 89'74 N: I,M: I Bannihatti (P.A.) 33 Wheat T:56'66 Sindgi-lO EA Jowar W-17'40 1875·47 3·13 77·32 N: 2,M: 1 Byakod 34 Wheat We-49·38 T: I 0-2'02 T:68'80 261 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK ; SINDGI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. "00 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may Jl Total area Total be given). :> L.c. of the Population and Communi- 2 Name of Village ..c: No. Village (In number of Day or days cations t) hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, 0...'" Educational Medical 0. Water Telegraph market/hat Railway 0. if any Station, --< Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 -s 9 10 II 35 Borgi 1476-39 1959 313 P,M(2) -(10+) W PO -(10+) -(5-10) KR 36 Puradlli 529-24 649 102 P -(10+) W -(-5) -·(10 +) -(5 -10) KR 37 Kokatnur 4672-67 3015 465 P(3),M(2) - (10 +) W,HP PO -(5-10) BS PR 38 Kannolli 4625·75 4007 651 P(3),M(2),H -(5 -10) W,HP PO, -(10+ ) BS PR Phone 39 Chik-sindgi 888·07 1777 284 P,M(2) -(-5) W,HP PO -( - 5) BS PR 40 Bandal 2350'89 1646 255 P,M -(5 -10) W PO -(5 -10) BS PR 41 Budihal (P.H.) 750·83 1696 270 P,M(2) -(10+) W PO -(10+) -(5-10) KR 42 Otihal 1001'15 1590 263 P,M -(10+) W PO - (10 +) -(5-10) KR, 43 SOll'lapur 419·98 492 85 P -(10+) W - (- 5) -(10+) -(5-10) KR 44 Hachy:lI 1414·45 1123 164 P -(10+) W PO -( - 5) -(-5) KR 45 Chattarki 3468-10 2163 343 P(2),M -(10+) W PO -(5 -10) -(5-10) KR 46 Chandkavathe 5424'47 4310 722 P(3),M(3),H -(10+) W,HP PTO Thursday BS PR Phone 47 Ganihar 2426·32 2117 304 P(3),M(2) -(10+) W PO -( -5) BS PR 48 Ramapur (P.A.) 524·67 1352 230 P(2),M -(-5) W PO -(5 -10) BS PR 49 Kalhalli 367'41 586 89 P - (5 - 10) W PO -(5 -10) BS PR 262 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L._c. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un"irrigated (including available for or archaeo" irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Sindgi-13 EA Jowar W-89·03 1248·33 6·59 132·44 N:2 Borgi 35 Wheat T:89·03 Sindgi-15 Jowar W-97· 13 409·76 2·78 19·57 Puradal 36 Wheat T:97·13 Sindgi-I I EA Ragi W-n·85 4389·17 26·25 135·84 N:2 Kokatnur 37 Rice We-48·56 T:121 ·41 Sindgi-I I EA Jowar W-354·1l 3935·51 22·06 162·30 N: JO,M: I Kannolli 38 Wheat W~-131·53 T: I 0-20·24 T:505·88 Sindgi-3 EA Jowar W-115·34 735·47 4·45 32·81 N: 2,T: I Chik-Sindgi 39 Wheat T:I15·34 Sindgi-3 EA Jowar We-114·93 2176·30 12·(}1 47·65 N: 2 Bandal 40 Wheat T:114·93 Sindgi-IO EA Jowar W-62·73 637·78 2·97 32·38 N: 2 Budihal (P.H.) 41 Wheat We-IO·11 0-4·86 T:77·70 Sindgi-II EA Jowar W-14·97 714·46 14·63 123·54 N: 2,M: 2 Otihal 42 Wheat We-127·48 T: I 0-6·07 T:148·52 Sindgi-IO EA Jowar We-12·14 390·17 1·10 16·57 N: I,M: I Somapur 43 Wheat T:12·14 T: I Sindgi-18 EA Jowar We-28·33 1341·53 2·03 42·56 N: I,M: I Hachyal 44 Wheat T:28·33 Sindgi-19 EA Jowar W-II·34 3236·40 212·27 N: 2,T: I Chattarki 45 Wheat 0-8·09 A-II T:19·43 Sindgi-15 EA Jowar W-267·51 4686·48 14·20 422·69 N: IO,M: I Chandkavathe 46 Wheat We-14·16 A-III 0-19·43 T:301·10 Sindgi-II EA Jowar W-47-35 2196·37 52·18 59·60 N :2,M: I Ganihar 47 Wheat We-58·68 0-12·14 T:118·17 Sindgi-6 EA Jowar We-24-28 474·70 3·30 22-39 N: 2 Ramapur (P.A.) 48 Wheat T:24·28 Sindgi-IO EA Jowar We-20·24 290-93 0·81 13 ·35 N: I,M: I Kalhalli 49 Wheat TK-42·08 T:62·32 263 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : SINDGI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. ...00 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ Total area Total be given). :> L.C. of the Population and 8 Communi- .::: Name of Village u No. Village (In number of Day or days cations 50 Almel 6325'66 9020 1449 P(6), PHC,FPC T PTO Friday BS PR 1\1(6),H RP,H W,HP Phone 51 Kadani 1776·25 1844 263 P(2),M(2) -(5 -(0) W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS PR 52 Tavarkhed 682·14 565 88 P -(10+) W.R -( -5) -(5 -10) -(-5) KR 53 Tarapur 380'15 606 87 P -(5 -10) W,R -( -5) -(5 -10) -( - 5) KR 54 Kurabathalli 885'41 733 123 P -(-5) W,HP PO -( - 5) -(-5) KR 55 Madanalli 1080·95 1094 167 P,M -(5-10) W,HP PO -(5 -10) -(5-10) KR 56 Byadgihal 375'68 552 97 P -(5-10) W,R -( -5) -(5 -10) -(-5) KR 57 Devengao 4195·22 3718 595 P(3),M(3) RP T,W,HP PTO, Wednesday BS PR Phone 58 Kadlewad (P.A.) 705·(;6 419 67 P -(5 -10) W.R,HP PO -( -5) -(-5) KR 59 Shambewad 488.02 419 64 P -(5-10) W,R,HP -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 60 Bommanhalli 794'16 1638 265 P,M(2) -(10+) W,HP PO -(5-10) -(-5) KR 61 Kumashi 2444·08 1614 256 P(2l,M(2) -(10+) W,R,HP PO -(10+) BS KR 62 Devarnavadgi 2267·84 2357 345 P(2),M(2) - (10 +) W,R,HP PO -(10+) BS KR 63 Havalgi 670·95 596 95 P -(10+ ) W,R,HP -( - 5) -(10+ ) -(-5) KR 64 Shirasgi 425'64 556 92 P -(5 -10) W,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) -(-5) KR 65 Bagalur 1144·82 1953 281 P(2l,M(2) - (5 - 10) W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS KR 66 Kunekumatgi 1300'43 1037 159 P,M -( - 5) W,HP -( - 5) -( - 5) BS KR 67 Mortgi 2514·30 3834 628 P(3),M(3) PHU W,HP PTO Tuesday BS PR H RP(2) Phont! 264 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including, any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source 01 Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Sindgi-19 EA Jowar We-121'41 5970·67 39'00 194·58 N: 6O,M: 5 Alme! 50 Wheat T:121'41 C: 3,T: 3, A-IV Sindgi-27 EA Jowar We-14'16 1636·80 5·43 119·86 N: 8 Kadani 51 Wheat T:14'16 Sindgi-29 EA Jowar W-16'19 580·30 10·10 75·55 N: I Tavarkhea 52 Wheat T:16'19 Sindgi-26 EA Jowar W-IO'12 277·85 7·23 84·95 N: I Tarapur 53 Wheat T:IO'12 Sindgi-22 Jowar W-20'24 829·2(j 6·62 29·27 N: I Kurabathalli 54 Wheat T:20'24 Sindgi-29 EA Jowar W-IO'12 887·34 12·09 120·81 N: 2 Madanal!i 55 Wheat We-50' 59 T:60'71 Sindgi-30 EA Jowar W-20'24 315·93 1·51 38·00 N: I Byadgihal 56 Wheat T:20'24, Afzalpur-5 EA Jowar W-4·05 3844·93 5·26 316·70 N: 15,M: I Devengao 57 Wheat 0-24·28 T: I T:28'33 A-V Afzalpur-8 EA Jowar W-6·07 658·18 0·40 26·04 N: I Kadlewad (P.A.) 58 Wheat 0-14,97 T:21'04 Afzalpur-8 /' Jowar W-6-07 344-20 2'~1 123·10 N: I Shambewad 59 Wheat 0-12,14 T:18-21 Sindgi-32 Jowar W-IO'12 729·43 27·36 27·25 N: 2,T: 2 Bommanhalli 60 Wheat T:IO-12 Sindgi-32 Jowar W-161'88 2234·77 2·77 44·66 N: 5 Kumashi 61 Wheat T:161'88 Sindgi-32 EA Jowar We-113'32 2104'06 10'52 39'94 N: 10,M: I Devarnavadgi 62 Wheat T:1I3'32 Sindgi-31 Jowar W-6'07 560·91 0·81 99·11 N:-I. Havalgi 63 Wheat 0-4'05 T:IO'12 Sindgi-29 Jowar W-6'07 346·85 12·29 60·43 N: I Shirasgi 64 Wheat T:6'07 Sindgi-32 EA Jowar W-28-33 893-68 17·17 205·64 N: 5,M: I Bagalur 65 Wheat T:28'33 T: I Sindgi-26 Jowar W-44·S2' 1214-16 5·20 36·55 N: 2 Kunekumatgi 66 Wheat T:44-S2 Sindgi-22 EA Jowar W-54'63 2299·07 25·09 28·26 N: 15,M : 2 Mortgi 67 Wheat We-I07-25 T: 2 T:161'88 265 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : SINDGI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-Skms. .. bO 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ;;~ Total area Total be given). S L.C. of the Population and Communi- Name of Village .::: No. Village (In number of Day or days cations al 0 hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, ... Educational Medical Co Water Telegraph market/hat Railway -«Co if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 ~ 9 10 11 68 Hanchinal 628·06 561 110 P -( - 5) W,HP -( - 5) -(-5) BS PR 69 Kerur 9S4·03 772 129 P -(10+) W,HP -(-5) - (5 -10) -( - 5) KR 70 Bhantnur 1168·00 1015 180 P,M -(10+) W,HP PO -(10+ ) BS KR 71 Gabasavalgi 1700·50 1978 340 P,M -(5 -10) W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS PR 72 Bisnal 186·00 126 17 P -(10+) W,HP -( - 5) -(10+) -( -5) KR 73 Aheri 1179·97 950 159 P -(10+) W,HP PO -(-5) -( -5) KR 74 Mangrul 814·02 545 109 P -(10+) W,HP -( - 5) -(-5) - (- 5) KR 75 latinal 599·86 127 20 P -(5 -10) W,HP -( - 5) -(5-10) -( - 5) KR 76 Kakkalmeli 4331·16 3237 564 P(4),M(2) - (5 -10) W,HP PTO, -(5-10) BS KR Phone 77 Somajal 129S·64 2527 325 P(2),M(2) -(10+) W,HP PO -( -5) BS " KR 78 Malaghan 2164·34 2536 440 P(3),M(2) -(10+) W,HP PO Thursday BS KR 79 Asangihal 882 ·15 956 128 P -(10+ ) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 80 Alahalli 1079·14 606 103 P -( -5) W,HP -( - 5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 81 Gundgi 2157·46 1403 226 P,M -( - 5) W,HP PO -(-5) BS KR 82 Uchitnavadgi 340·46 252 40 P -( -5) W -(-5) -(- 5) -(-5) KR 83 Madari 584·71 766 125 P -(5-10) W,HP -( - 5) -(-5) - (- 5) \ KR 84 Korhalli 2330·32 1688 285 P,M - (5 -10) W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS PR 85 Huvinhalli 843·21 878- 140 P -( -5) W,HP PO -(-5) BS PR 266 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, I.e. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Sindgi-19 EA Jowar W-24-28 579-99 0-81 22-98 N:2 Hanchinal 68 Wheat T:24-28 Sindgi-18 EA Jowar W-48- 56 913-78 0-81 20-88 N: I Kerut 69 Wheat T:48-56 Sindgi-22 EA Jowar W-40-47 1070-67 5-67 51-19 N: 2 Bhantnur 70 Wheat T:40-47 Sindgi-14 EA Jowar W-52-61 1546-49 7-66 65-41 N: 3 Gabasavalgi 71 Wheat We-28-33 T:80-94 Sindgi-13 Jowar W-2-02 176-30 0-81 6-87 Bisnal 72 Wheat T:2'02 Sindgi-II EA Jowar W-40-47 1096-05 6-07 37-38 Aheri 7-3 Wheat T:40-47 Sindgi-IO EA Jowar \W-20-24 742-88 20-38 30-52 Mangrul 74 Wheat T:20-24 Sindgi-17 Jowar W-6-07 547-74 0-81 45-24 Jatinal 75 Wheat T:6-07 Sindgi-22 EA Jowar W-IOI-18 3839-88 174-98 215-12 N: 2 Kakkalmeli 76 Wheat T:IOI-18 Sindgi-15 EA Jowar W-14-16 1145 -41 8-79 81-71 N: 1 Somajal 77 Wheat We-48-57 T_62-73 Sindgi-13 EA Jowar W-41-70 1974-22 13-31 76-42 N: 5 Malaghan 78 Wheat We-58-69 T:IOO-39 Sindgi-16 EA Jowar W-18-21 842-89 4-08 16-97 N: 2 Asangihal 79 Wheat T:18-21 I Sindgi-17 EA Jowar W-14-16 1026-11 6-32 32-55 N: 1 Alahalli 80 Wheat T:14-16 Sindgi-27 EA Jowar W-28-33 2051-09 7-28 79-76 N: 2 Gundgi 81 Wheat T:28-33 Sindgi-16 EA Jowar W-14-16 309-37 0-81 10-05 N: I Uchitnavadgi 82 Wheat We-6-07 T:20-23 Sindgi-16 EA Jowar We-18-21 550-31 1-62 14-57 N: I Madari 83 Wheat T:18-21 Sindgi-13 EA Jowar W-34-40 1985-16 1-83 134-91 N: 5 Korhalli 84 Wheat We-1l1-29 TK-56-66 0-6-07 T:208-42 Sindgi-14 EA Jowar W-24-28 758-68 1-21 36-78 N: 2 Huvinhalli 85 Wheat We-22-26 T:46-54 267 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : SINDGI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 1;1, 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may £i! ;> Total area Total be given). g L.C. of the Population and Name of Village Communi- ..c: No. Village (In number of Day or days cations ;;l hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Educational Medical ~ Water Telegraph market/hat Railway 86 Hikkangutti 1314·85 938 150 P -(10+ ) W,HP PO - (5 -10) -( - 5) KR 87 Naggarhalli 838·29 1023 174 P(2),M(2) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) - (5 -10) -( - 5) KR 88 Balaganur 5929·78 4001 623 P(2),M(2) -(10+) W,HP PTO, - (10 +) BS KR Phone 89 Surgihalli 1017·94 1798 280 P(2),M -(10+) W,HP PO - (10 +) -( -5) KR 90 Ramanhalli 614·48 823 148 P -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) KR 91 Gudhalli 556·00 412 70 P -(5 - 10) W,HP -(- 5) -(-5) -( -5) KR 92 Vibutihalli 340·11 427 77 P -( - 5) W,HP PO -( -5) BS PR 93 Thontapur 217·92 140 19 P -(5 - 10) W -(- 5) - (5 - 10) -(-5) KR 94 Devara Hippargi 6511·66 7821 1249 P(4),M(4) PHU W,HP PTO Monday BS PR H RP(4) T Phone 95 Padaganur 2554·75 2138 373 P(2),M(2) -(5-10) W,HP,T PO -(5 -10) BS PR 96 Ingalgi 790·95 1328 218 P,M -(-5) W,HP PO -( -5) -( -5) PR 97 Niwalkhodi 769·93 611 119 P -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 98 Mulsavalgi 4371·09 3409 583 P(4),M(2) -(5-10) W,HP PTO, - (5 -10) BS KR Phone 99 Hittinhalli 1310·16 2680 374 P(2),M -(10+) W,HP PO -(10+) -( - 5) KR 100 Ganganhalli 876·11 1036 182 P,M -(10+ ) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -( -5) . KR 101 Rugi 3393·36 2307 386 P(3),M(2) -(10+) W,HP PTO, -(10+ ) as PR Phone 102 Kadlewad (P.C.K.) 705·66 847 158 P - (10 +) W,HP - (-5) - (10 +) BS PR 268 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culrurable religious, distance Name of Village L.c. Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not No. (in Km.) historical Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Sindgi-II EA Jowar We-68'80 1203'50 20·30 22'25 N--,f Hikkangutli 86 Wheat T:68'80 Sindgi-12 Jowar W-12'14 696·79 1·21 128-15 N: I Naggarhalli 87 Wheat T:12'14 Sindgi-21 EA Jowar W-21O-44 5106·36 26·82 295·09 N: 5,M: I Balaganur 88 Wheat TK-291'07 T: I T:501'51 Sindgi-35 EA Jowar W-42'9O 819'18 0'81 140·48 N: 2 Surgihalli 89 Wheat We-14·57 T:57'47 Sindgi-22 Jowar W-28'33 '541·97 4'78 39·40 N: I Ramanhalli 90 Wheat T:28'33 Sindgi-30 Jowar W-6-07 515·74 0·40 33'79 N: I Gudhalli 91 Wheat T:6'07 Sindgi-22 EA Jowar W-20'24 300·30 1·00 18·57 N: I Vibutihalli 92 Whe~t T:20'24 Sindgi-26 Jowar W-6'07 203'59 0'40 7'86 N: I Thontapur 93 Wheat T:6'07 Sindgi-21 EA Jowar W-64·75 5976·02 25·19 425'87 N: 25,M : 2 Devara Hippargi 94 Wheat We-17'81 T: I TK:2'02 A-VI T:84' 58 Sindgi-29 EA Jowar W-36'83 2394'12 8·90 104·78 N: 5,M: I Padaganur 95 Wheat 0-10'12 T:46'95 Sindgi-26 EA Jowar We-42·49 691·62 12·82 44·02 N: 1 Ingalgi 96 Wheat T:42'49 Sindgi-29 EA Jowar We-53'42 685·06 5'03 26·42 N: I Niwalkhodi 97 Wheat T:53 '42 Sindgi-32 EA Jowar W-12I·41 4078·15 22·38 140·25 N: 1 Mulsavalgi 98 Wheat 0-8'90 T:130'JI Sindgi-33 Jowar W-68·80 1203'40 11·13 26·83 N: 4,M: I Hittinhalli 99 Wheat T:68·80 Sindgi-38 Jowar W-56'66 773·20 11·24 35·01 N: 2 Ganganhalli 100 Wheat T:56'66 Sindgi-35 EA Jowar W-40'47 3192'69 19-89 99'84 N: 5 Rugi 101 Wheat We-40'47 T:80'94 Sindgi-35 EA Jowar W-60·70 609·09 7·04 23·97 N: 2,M: 2 Kadlewad (P .C.K.) 102 Wheat 0-4'86 T: I T:65'56 269 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK ; SINDGI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. IV bI) 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ='" Total area Total be given). ;; LC. of the Population and Communi- .9 Name of Village .s::: No. Village (In number of Day or days cations u hectares) households Drinking (Bus stop, '"0.... Post and of the 0. Educational Medical 0. Water Telegraph market/hat Railway <: if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 103 Haranal 1351·05 1567 242 P(2),M(2) -(5 -10) W,HP PO -(5-10) -( -5) KR 104 Bommanjogi 2037'56 2330 380 P(3),M(2) - (5 - 10) W,HP PO -(10+) -( -5) KR 105 Ibrahimpur 1435·09 692 99 P -(10+ ) W,HP - (- 5) -(5-10) -(-5) KR 106 Mannur 2656'88 2093 340 P(2),M(2) - (5 - 10) T,W,HP PO -(5-10) BS KR 107 Devoor 1986·83 1478 256 P(2),M(2) - (- 5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS PR. 108 lalwad 3995·86 3532 670 P(4),M(4) -(5 -10) W,HP PTO, -(5-10) BS KR Phone 109 Korwar 5209'17 5265 885 P(5),M(5),H -(10+ ) W,HP PTO, Friday BS PR Phone , 110 WarkanhaHi 945·74 379 66 P - (5 - 10) W,HP - (- 5) -(-5) -( -5) :KR III Kerutgi 1663·66 2173 387 P(2),M(2) RP,D W,HP PO -( - 5) BS KR 112 Yalgod 2213 ·87 1761 307 P(2),M -(5 -10) W,HP PO -(5-10) BS KR 113 Wandal 707·73 902 159 P,M -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS KR 114 Kadrapur 594'97 149 28 P -(5 -10) W,HP -( - 5) -(5 -10) -(-5) KR 115 Saladhalli 376·51 686 104 P -(10+) W -( - 5) -(10+) BS KR 116 Animadu 230·07 146 20 P -(10+) W -(-5) -(10+ ) -( - 5) KR 117 Chattanalli 289·47 603 96 P -(10+) W -( - 5) -(10+ ) - (- 5) KR 118 Asantapur 706·52 574 93 P -(10+) W PO -(10+) BS KR 119 Halagundaknal 572·86 419 61 P -(10+) W -( -'5) -(10+ ) -(-5) KR 270 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place'of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Sindgi-21 EA Jowar We-66·77 1226·35 2·43 52·26 N: 5,T: I Haranal 103 Wheat 0-3·24 T:70·01 Sindgi-16 EA Jowar W,14·16 1663·83 11·43 119·48 N: 2,M: I Bommanjogi 104 Wheat We-22S·66 T:242·82 Sindgi-16 EA Jowar W-72·84 1275·76 5·45 70·92 N: I Ibrahimpur 105 Wheat 0-10·12 T:82·96 Sindgi-21 EA Jowar We-64·75 2368·40 14·71l 145·81 N: 5,M: I Mannur 106 Wheat TK-63·14 T: I T:127·S9 Sindgi-24 EA Jowar W-50·99 IS19·33 8·90 104·77 N: 2 Devoor 107 Wheat TK-2·84 T:53·83 Sindgi-IB Jowar W-169·16 3778·63 8·57 35·45 N: 5,M: I Jalwad lOS Wheat 0-4·05 T: I T:173·21 Sindgi-19 EA Jowar We-141·64 4898·61 4·45 155·97 N: IO,M : 2 Korwar 109 Wheat 0-S·50 T: I T:150·14 A-VII Sindgi-27 EA Jowar W-56·66 837·33 21·33 30·42 Warkanhalli 110 Wheat T:56·66 Sindgi-22 EA Jowar W-28·33 1535·70 10·42 85·16 N: 5 Kerutgi III Wheat 0-4·05 T:32·38 Sindgi-26 EA Jowar W-82·96 2045·51 23·27 57·27 N: 2 Yalgod 112 Wheat 0-4·86 T:S7·S2 Sindgi-29 Jowar W-20·64 647·41 2·83 36·S5 N: I Wandal 113 Wheat T:20·64 Sindgi-29 Jowar W-14·16 568·62 4·05 8·14 Kadrapur 114 Wheat T:14·16 Sindgi-44 Jowar W-6·07 363·61 2·53 4·30 N: 2 Saladhalli 115 Wheat T:6·07 Sindgi-42 Jowar W-6·07 208·91 0·40 14·69 Animadu 116 Wheat T:6·07 Sindgi-49 'Jowar W-20·24 250·70 9·61 8·92 N: 2 Chattanalli 117 Wheat T:20·2,4 Sindgi-44 Jowar W-23·47 656·73 11·36 14·96 N: 2,M: I Asantapur 118 Wheat T:23 ·47 T: I Sindgi-40 Jowar W-IO·12 546·27 3·07 13·40 Halagundaknal 119 Wheat T:IO·12 271 , ! VILLAGE T ALUK : SINDGI AMENITIES- AND Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.-5kms. 0> OIl 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ~ Total area Total be given). ~ L.C. of the Population and .'2 Name of Village Communi- ..c:: No. Village (In number of Day or days cations t) '"2 hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, Q. Educational Medical 0. Water Telegraph market/hat Railway < if any Station, Waterway) 2 3 4a 4b 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 120 Budihal (P.T.) 582·80 768 122 P -(5-10) W -( -5) -(5-10) BS KR 121 Algur 3571·06 2556 436 P(2),M(2) -( -5) W,HP PO -(5-10) -\ -5) KR 122 Hunashyal 504'05 2547 432 P(2),M(2) ·-(5-10) W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS KR 123 Kubargond 59S'02 709 113 P -( - 5) W,HP -(-5) -(- 5) -( -5) KR 124 Tilgul 1326·58 1739 307 P(2),M(2) -( -5) T,W,HP PO -( -5) BS PR 125 Kalkeri 4616·01 5215 929 P(4), PHC T PTO Thursday BS PR M(4),H FPC W,HP Phone RP(2) 126 Ramapur (p.T.) 792.53 390 57 P -( - 5) W -(- 5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 127 Turitangori 539'43 539 103 P -(5 -10) W -(-5) -(5 -10) -(-5) KR 128 Wanakihal 714'04 569 94 P -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) KR 129 Bekinal 1423·84 1328 269 P(2),M(2) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) BS PR 130 Bannihatti (P.T.) 675·33 1044 188 P,M -( - 5) W,HP -( - 5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 131 Neeraigi 1408·10 1337 209 P(2),M -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) -( -5) KR 132 Aski 2251·92 3114 524 P(3),M(3) RP W,HP PO, Sunday BS KR Phone 133 Jalpur 982"88 747 132 P -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) KR 134 Binjalbhavi 767·16 1~01 281 P(2),M(2) -( - 5) W,HP PO -( - 5) -C-S) KR 135 Kesaratti 242·77 711 131 P -(S -10) W PO -(5-10) -(-5) KR 136 Ambalnur 318'43 653 114 P -(10 +) W.HP -(-5) -(10+) BS PR 137 Bibi-Ingalgi 2092·67 1515 260 P(2),M(2) -(5-10) W,HP PO -(5 -10) BS PR 272 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to IWO decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigau!d (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) inlerest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Sindgi-37 EA Jowar W-IS'21 551·74 O'SI 12·04 Budihal (P.T.) 120 Wheat T:18'21 Sindgi-32 Jowar W-38'45 3428·50 4·67 99·44 N: 2 Algur 121 Wheal T:38'45 Sindgi-35 EA Jowar W-20'24 389·45 11'33 21'93 N: 2,M: 2 Hunashyal 122 Wheat We-60·70 T: I Tk~·40 T:81'34 Sindgi-25 lowar W-65'56 405·74 2'S3 34·28 N: I Kubargand 123 Wheat Tk-86'61 T:152'17 Talikota-24 EA lowar W-55'44 1205'16 20·12 35·74 N :5,M: I Tilgul 124 Wheat We-10'12 T: I T:65'56 Talikota-21 EA lowar W-84'99 4308'70 13'2~ 188·84 N: 25,M : 5 Kalkeri 125 Wheat We-16' 18 T: 2 0-4·05 T:IOS'22 Talikota-24 lowar W-42·9O 720'7S 12·70 16'IS Ramapur (P.T.) 126 Wheat T:42'90 Talikota-24 Jowar W-IS'21 497'51 2'83 20'88 Turkangori 127 Wheat T:IS'21 Talikota-30 lawar W-16'19 659·15 8·84 29·86 Wanakihal 128 Wheat T:16'19 Talikota-24 lawar W-67'99 12S4·76 22'S9 48·20 N: 2,M: I Bekinal 129 Wheat T:67'99 Talikota-31 lawar W-35'21 605'06 9·13 25'93 N:2,M: I, Bannihatti (P.T.) 130 Wheat T:35'21 T: I Talikota-35 lowar W-IS'21 1359'SI 30·08 N: I Neeralgi 131 Wheat T:IS'21 Talikota-31 EA lowar W-16'59 2074'08 12·90 107'S8 N: 5,M: 1 Aski 132 Wheat We-40'47 T: I T:57·Q6 Talikota-30 Jowar W-IS'62 920·46 S'77 35·03 N: 1 Jalpur 133 Wheat T:IS'62 Talikota-IS Jowar W-4'05 735·65 1·21 26·25 N: I Binjalbhavi 134 Wheat T:4'05 Talikota-14 Jowar W-II'74 204·92 1'21 24'90 N: I Kesaratti 135 Wheat T:1l'74 Talikota-18 EA lawar W-IO'12 288·44 1·21 18·66 N: 2 Ambalnur 136 Wheat T:IO'12 Talikota-21 EA Jowar W-S'09 2013 '71 1·52 61·25 Bibi-Ingalgi 137 Wheat We-S·1O T:16'19 273 VILLAGE AMENITIES AND T ALUK : SINDGI Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) may be shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -Skms. OJ OIl 5· lO"kms. and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available may ;; Total area Total be given). ;; L.c. of the Populatiun and Communi- 3 Name of Village ..c No. Village (In number of Day or days cations u hectares) households Drinking Post and of the (Bus stop, '"2 Educational Medical 0- Water Telegraph market/hat Railway 0- if any Station, ~ Waterway) 2 4a 4b 6 7 8 9 10 II 138 Nagaral Don 680'82 233 47 P -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5 -10) -( -5) KR 139 Hanchali 807·06 1312 210 P(2),M(2) - (S - 10) W,HP PO -(5-10) BS PR 140 Kondguli 2522'52 2253 435 P(2),M(2) -(10+) W,HP,T PO -(5-10) BS PR 141 Budihal Don 306·73 561 118 P -(10+) W -(5 - 10) -(5 - 10) BS PR 142 Sindgi (R ural) 7218·38 UN-INHABITED 143 Shakapur 461'56 UN-INHABITED TOTAL 217493·96 206901 34114 274 DIRECTORY LAND USE Land use (area under different types of land use in Hectares rounded to two decimal places) Remarks including any place of Nearest Town and Power Staple Culturable religious, L.C. distance Name of Village Supply Food Irrigated waste Area not historical No. (in Km.) Forest (by source of Un-irrigated (including available for or archaeo- irrigation) gauchar and cultivation logical groves) interest. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 Talikota-22 Jowar W-4·05 651·53 1·29 23·95 N: I Nagaral Don 138 Wheat T:4'05 Talikota-22 Jowar W-58'68 712·26 4'05 32'07 N: 2 Hanchali 139 Wheat T:58'68 Talikota-27 Jowar W-IOI·18 2294·80 4·72 121·82 N: 5,M: I, Kondguli 140 Wheat T:IOI'18 T: I Talikota-30 EA Jowar We-lO'12 270·01 1·62 24-98 N: I,M: I Budihal Don 141 Wheat T:IO'12 UN-INHABITED 7218·38 Sindgi (Rural) 142 UN-INHABITED We-8'09 377·07 6·18 66·17 Shakapur 143 0-4'05 T:12'14 W-4795·42 We-2925·37 Tk-570'32 R-O'81 0-205'20 T:8497'12 191068'87 1342'40 16585·57 275 APPENDIX APPENDIX (I) TALUK-WISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL, EDUCATIONAL Matriculationl Higher SecondaryI SI. Primary School Middle School Name of Taluk Secondary PUC/Intermediatel No. School Junior College VilIa- Institu- Villa- Institu- Villa- Institu- Villa- Institu- ges tions ges tions ges tions ges tions 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 BADAMI 135 160 67 71 4 4 2 BAGALKOT 85 106 46 53 6 6 3 BASAVANA BAGEVADI 113 168 71 77 14 15 4 BIJAPUR 107 227 78 IOI 8 8 S BILGI 59 79 39 41 3 3 6 HUNGUND 153 188 69 77 7 7 7 INDI 120 237 78 96 13 13 2 2 8 JAMKHANDI 6S 96 44 46 4 4 9 MUDDEBIHAL 142 172 73 80 3 3 10 MUDHOL 70 77 44 45 3 3 11 SINDGI 141 220 73 138 8 8 TOTAL 1,190 1,730 682 825 73 74 3 3 APPENDIX (I) TALUK-WISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL Maternity and Child Welfare Centrel Primary Health SI. Dispensary Hospital Maternity Homel Centre/Health Name of Taluk No. Child Welfare Centre Centre Villa- Institu- Villa- Institu- Villa- Institu- Villa- Institu- ges tions ges tions ges tions ges tions 2 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 1 BADAMI 1 1 2 BAGALKOT 2 2 3 BASAV ANA BAGEVADI 1 1 2 2 4 BIJAPUR 6 6 3 3 5 BILGI 1 1 6 HUNGUND 7 INDI 1 1 8 JAMKHANDI 3 3 1 1 9 MUDDEBlHAL 3 3 10 MUDHOL 3 3 1 1 11 SINDGI 1 2 2 TOTAL 14 14 17 17 ,-; 278 VILLAGE DIRECTORY MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES (Contd.,) EDUCATIONAL College (graduate Adult literacy Villages with Others Sl. and above) Class/Centres no Educational Name of Taluk No. facilities Villa- Institu- Villa- Institu- Villa- Institu- ges tions ges tions ges tions 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 2 8 BADAMI 1 4 BAGALKOT 2 6 BASAV ANA BAGEVADI 3 22 22 2 BIJAPUR 4 5 BILGI 5 4 HUNGUND 6 2 INDl 7 58 58 4 JAMKHANDI 8 7 MUDDEBIHAL 9 7 MUDHOL 10 SINDGI 11 80 80 49 TOTAL VILLAGE DIRECTORY MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES (Contd.,) MEDICAL Primary Health Villages Family Planning Community Sub Centre/ Others with no Sl. Centre Health worker Name of Taluk PHU Medical No. Facility Villa- Institu- Villa- Institu- Villa- Institu- ViUa- Institu- ges tions ges tions ges tions ges tions 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 2 4 4 138 BADAMi 1 1 1 1 I 2 3 83 BAGALKOT 2 2 2 6 6 38 81 78 SASAV ANA BAGEVADI 3 3 3 5 5 26 26 78 BIJAPUR 4 1 1 1 7 12 56 BILGI 5 6 6 25 41 130 HUNGUND 6 1 1 4 4 27 28 93 INDI 7 1 1 2 2 36 48 32 JAMKHANDI 8 3 3 5 5 14 18 127 MUDDEBIHAL 9 1 1 2 2 16 22 56 MUDHOL 10 2 2 2 2 9 17 132 SINDGI 11 17 17 38 38 200 296 1,003 TOTAL 279 APPENDIX (I) TALUK-WISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL, DRINKING WATER Villages with SI. no drinking Name of Taluk Tube No. Tap Well Tank River Fountain Canal Oth-More than water facility Well one souce ers of any Type 1 2 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 1 BADAMI 101 6 33 2 BAGALKOT 44 1 3 41 3 BASAVANA 23 1 2 93 BAGEVADI 4 BIJAPUR 9 28 72 5 BILGI 5 8 8 3 40 6 HUNGUND 78 35 12 32 7 INDI 4 118 8 JAMKHANDI 1 20 1 47 9 MUDDEBIHAL 3 133 3 9 10 MUDHOL 3 5 69 11 SINDGI 55 86 TOTAL 22 499 2 9 53 13 640 APPENDIX, (II) LAND UTILISATION DATA IN RESPECT OF Land use (i.e., area under different types of land SI. Name of town and taluk within brackets No. Total Area Forest Irrigated by source 2 3 4 5 -NIL- 280 VILLAGE DIRECTORY MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES (Cone/d.,) POST AND TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATION POWER SUPPLY PO TO PTO not SI. Avail- Name of Taluk PO TO PTO and and and Phone Bus Rail~ay Navigable Avail- No. able Phone Phone Phone Stop StatIon Water Way able 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 2 51 6 4 112 142 1 BADAMI I 33 3 7 44 4 66 23 BAGALKOT 2 44 12 7 62 3 87 32 BASAVANA BAGEVADI 3 59 14 8 79 2 91 18 BIJAPUR 4 26 5 3 41 62 2 BILGI 5 48 8 4 84 150 7 HUNGUND 6 52 16 8 66 6 84 38 INOI 7 35 11 6 46 66 3 JAMKHANDI 8 58 5 4 40 78 71 MUDDEBIHAL 9 34 5 1 61 77 MUDHOL 10 63 2 14 68 81 60 SINDGI 11 503 87 66 703 15 984 255 TOTAL VILLAGE DIRECTORY NON-MUNICIPAL TOWNS (CENSUS TOWNS) use in hectares upto two decimal places) Culturable waste (including Area not available Name of town and taluk within brackets SI. U nirrigated No. gauchar & groves) for cultivation 6 7 8 2 -NIL- 281 APPENDIX-Ill LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITIES EXCEPT DRINKING WATER ARE AVAILABLE Sl. L.C. Name of taIuk Name of village No. No. 2 3 4 1 BADAMI 2 BAGALKOT 3 BASA V ANA BAGEV ADI 73 Muttaladinni 4 BIJAPUR 5 BILGI 6 HUNGUND 7 INDI 8 JAMKHANDI 67 Banhatti (Rural) 2 68 Rabkavi (Rural) 9 MUDDEBIHAL I 103 Hadaginal 2 122 Kyatanadoni 3 134 Khanikeri 4 135 Sultanpur 10 MUDHOL II SINDGI 282 TOWN DIRECTORY TOWN DIRECTORY EXPLANATORY NOTE Town Directory comprises of six tabular statements SB : Sanitary Board as applicable to all the towns and an additional state TP : Town Panchayat/Nagar Panchayat ment regarding the slums, only in respect of towns with P : Village Panchayat/Gram Panchayat a population of 50,000 and above. These are numbered SA : Special Area serially from I to VI and the additional statement bears the number IV A in view of the fact that it deals with The Special Area in fact represents a case where the same type of information which is covered in state there is no civic administrative- body. These, areas ment IV. These statements contain several columns each generally consist of townships or colonies purely under with brief headings and for presentation of the data, the administrative control of certain public sector abbreviations have aiso been made use of for the sake factories or undertakings or under specific departments of brevity. These statements are taken up for considera of the Government such as for example the State Public tion one by one and an explanatory note is given in Works Department and the Power Corporation. respect of each column. with the exception of column With a view to ensuring the fixity of boundaries 1 ~hich refers to Serial Number and is self-explanatory. of various administiative units, that is, to ensure that the frame for census taking once finalised with reference STATUS AND GROWTH STATEMENT I: to a cut-off date remains unchanged till the completion HISTORY of the census count the State Government had been COLUMN 2 : CLASS, NAME AND CIVIC ADMINISTRA requested not to order any jurisdictional changes and TION STATUS OF TOWN:- not to give effect to any changes in the civic administra tion status either. However due to more compelling. The class to which a town belongs is determined reasons it is quite possible that in some exceptional cases on the basis of its population at the 1981 census count such a change in civic administration status has taken and it is indicated in this column in roman numerals. place during the period 1.1.80 to 1.3.81. Such cases if The classification criterion adopted now is the same as that adopted for analysis and explanations at the earlier any are indicated by providing a note at the bottom of censuses. The towns are divided into six classes :- concerned page. Class Population Size Class Population Size COLUMN 3 : LOCATION CODE NUMBER:- I 100,000 and above IV 10,000 to 19,999 The significance as well as the importance of loca II 50,000 to 99,999 V 5,000 to 9,999 tion code numbers has already been explained. Every III 20,000 to 49,999 VI Below 5,000 town bears a distinct location code number consisting of 3 elements. The first element in this code structure Tbe concept of urban agglomeration has been adopted indicates the State while the second and the third repre for presenting the demographic data at the 1981 census sent the numbers assigned to the district within the State also. But, in Karnataka, unlike in 1971, at this census and the town within the district. The numbers assigned quite a large number of villages have been recognised to the towns in the district are all in roman numerals as out-growths of the core town or of one of its con while tho~e relating to the State and the district are in tiguous constituent towns. In determining the class arabic numerals. however, the population of the core town alone is taken into consideration in these cases also. That is to say. COLUMN 4 : NAME OF TALUK :- the population returned by the geographical entity In Karnataka the term tajuk is very much in vogue recognised as a census town, on the basis of the defini though the designation of the Revenue Administrative tions adopted, alone is considered for this classification. Officer has for long been changed from Amildar or The middle component of this coiumn heading Mamlatdar to Tahsildar. The name of the taluk within refers to name of the town which does not need elucida the jurisdiction of which the town is located is indicated tion. Name of the town,as adopted in the official in this column. There are a few instances wherein a records, is reported here. particular town straddles portions belonging to two adjacent taluks. In such a case the town is considered The civic administration status of the town as on to belong to the Taluk that contains a major portion 1.1 .1980 is indicated immediately after the name of the of the town. town, within brackets. The abbreviations used for this purpose are as follows:- In the statement such cases are marked out by an index and a note at We bottom of the page explains the C : Municipal Corporation correct situation. M : City Municipal Council COLUMN 5 : AREA (Sq. Kms) :- M : Town Municipal Council CB : Cantonment Board The geographical area of the town is furnished here NAC: Notified Area Committee in square kilometres upto two places of decimal. The 285 area figures reported at first by the concerned civic distribution of the population returned at the census. bodies etc., were examined with reference to the respec For each town these figures are furnished for the 3 tive town boundary notifications and the relevant village successive censuses. This information would provide an maps as well as the charge maps prepared for the 1981 insight into the changing pattern of sex ratio in urban census operations with a view to ensuring greater areas. accuracy. The final area figures as adopted for the 1981 census are reported here. STATEMENT II : PHYSICAL ASPECTS AND LOCA TION OF TOWNS 1979 COLUMN 6 : NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS (1981) ;- COLUMN 2 : CLASS AND NAME OF TOWN :- The total number of households, including those consisting of institutional and houseless population, This column is the same as column 2 of Statement enumerated in the town at the 1981 census count is given I and does not need any explanation. Unlike in State here even though the same information appears again ment I here the civic administration status of the town in the Primary Census Abstract. The purpose is to faci is omitted. litate a better comprehension of the demographic situa COLUMNS 3 TO 5 : PHYSICAL ASPECTS ;- tion, especially with reference to the population data These columns deal with the rainfall and tempe presented in this statement. mture data. It is common knowledge that meteoro COLUMNS 7 to 15 : POPULATION AND GROWTH RATE logical observatories have not been established in each OF THE TOWN AT DIFFERENT CENSUSES FROM 1901 TO and every town, even though most of the towns do have 1981 ;- rain-guages and due arrangements have been made to record the rainfall data aU through the year. The Direc The population figup's for the town as returned at tor General of Observatories has furnished data on rain the decennial census from J 90 J through J 98 J are fall, maximum and minimum temparature in respect of furnished under these columns in order to provide an towns having observatories. These figures are standard insight into the history of growth of the town. If in any normals based on the data for 30 years from 1931 to particular census year the referent town did not enjoy 1960, and are distinguished in the statement by placing the urban status, that is, if that place was reckoned as an asterisk mark at the top right hand side of the figure. a village for that census its population is not reported Information of this type is available only for a few under the column concerned and a dash mark is indi towns. cated instead. In other words, the population figures are given here for the [Own only if it happened to be In so for as the data on rainfall is concerned, for an urban area at that particular census year. most of the remaining towns the particulars have been supplied by the local officers and cross-checked for Thus, a glance at these columns reveals whether the acceptability with the data furnished by the State Bureau referent town having been first classified as 'urban' has of Economics and Statistics. The rainfall figures are in maintained that status continuously through the millimetres and represent the annual average based on succeeding censuses or whether there have been sub the actual figures relating to the preceding ten year~. sequent declassifications. From column 8 onwards the In cases of non-availability of even this type of infor decadal growth rates of the town are indicated within mation, the particulars relating to the nearest town are brackets below the population figures in order to permit reported under this column with the distinguishing an easier grasp of the decadal growth trends and to notation N being placed at the top right hand side of facilitate a comparative analysis. Population variations the figure. are quite often associated with changes in the jurisdic In columns 4 and 5 information on temperature is tion of the urban area and sudden spurts are sometimes presented in degree centigrade. As stated above the due to incorporation of fast developing fringe areas to asterisk mark here indicates that the information has the town or amalgamation of adjacent towns with the been furnished by the Director General of Obser core town during the inter censal period. Su<:h cases are vatories. Such information is not available for most of ·marked out in the statement and explained by way of the towns. Instead of putting a dash in these columns a note at the bottom of the concerned page. for such towns the data furnished by the Director COLUMN 16 : DENSITY (1981) ;- General of Observatories as penaining to a town situated at almost the same altitude and in the proximity For every town the density of population per square of the referent town are reported with the substitJ,lte kilometre is presented in this column. The density notation N to denote that the data does not actually figures are determined with reference to the area of the relate to the town and should therefore be regarded as town in Sq.Km upto two decimal places and the popula very approximate. tion returned at the 1981 census. COLUMNS 6 TO 12: NAME OF AND ROAD DISTANCE COLUMNS 17 TO 19 : SEX RATIO 1961 TO 1981 :- FROM STATE H.Q; DISTRICT H.Q; SUB-DIVISION/TALUK H.Q; NEAREST CITY WITH A POPULATION OF 100,000 AND Sex ratio is expressed as the number of femaies for MORE; RAILWAY STATION; BUS ROUTE; NAVIGABLE every thousand males and is based on the sex wise RIVER OR CANAL (IF WITHIN 10 KMS) ;- 286 The column headings are self explanatory and are COLUMN 3 : CIVIC ADMINISTRATION STATUS (IN 19!10) intended to indicate the location of various important centres with reference to the town concerned. If the As explained under column 2 of Statement I, the referent town itself happens to be mentioned in these civic administration stat us of the town as on 1.1.80 is columns the distance is recorded as '0' (Zero) and in indicated in this column using the same set of all other cases the road distances are given in kilometres. abbreviations. In column 8 the name of the sub-division to which the COLUMNS 4 TO 10 : RECEIPT (IN Rs.'OO) :- taluk (in which the town is located) belongs as well as the name of the taluk to which the town belongs are The actual receipt realised by the civic body under mentioned along with road distances in the same order various heads of income as well as the total for the year one below the other. In column 9, the name of the 1978-79 are indicated in hundreds in these columns. The nearest city with a population of 100,000 and more opening balam:e for the year is not taken into account according to 1981 census and road distance thereto is under any of these columns. mentioned in respect of each and every town even if the referent town itself has a popUlation of 100,000 and COLUMNS II TO 17 : EXPENDITURE (IN Rs. '00) :. more. The actual expenditure incurred during the year is The proximity by road alone is taken into considera . furnished here in hundreds. The various heads of tion for filling up this column and as such cities belong accounts are grouped into 6 broad categories for each ing to adjacent States also find an occasional mention of which a separate column is provided. Public safety in this column. covers the expenses incurred for road lighting, destruc tion of rabid and stray dogs, besides that on fire fighting Column] 0 refers to the nearest railway station and service. Similarly 'Public-Institutions' covers not merely distance thereto by road. In a few cases though the name the contributions made by the civic body to educational, of the railway station is the same as that of the referent medical and cultural institutions in the town but also town the distance indicated is other than zero because the expenditure incurred for the maintenance of educa of the fact that the station is actually located beyond tional and such other institutions if any functioning the jurisdiction of the referent town. under its direct control. In case the referent town is enjoying bus route As in the case of receipt in the case of expenditure facility (i.e. road transport) the name of the town is also the closing balance at the end of the year is not con mentioned in column II and the distance is recorded as zero. Names of bus routes passing through or sidered and therefore in almost all the cases the total originating from the town are not indicated here. If receipt and the total expenditure are not balanced in this there is a navigable river or a navigable canal at a statement. distance of 10 kilometres or less from the referent town then the name of the river or the canal is indicated in STATEMENT IV : CIVIC AND OTHER column 12. To differentiate between a river and a canal AMENITIES 1979 the abbreviations (R) and (C) are made use of and the COLUMN 2 : CLASS AND NAME OF TOWN :- distance from the town to the navigable waterway is mentioned thereafter. It may incidentally be stated that This is same as column 2 of statements II and III in Karnataka there are very few navigable rivers and and does not need further ·explanation. practically no navigable canals. COLUMN 3 : CIVIC ADMINISTRATION STATUS: STATEMENT III : MUNICIPAL FINANCE 1978-79 Explanation furnished earlier for column 2 of Statement I and column 3 of Statement III holds good As the title denotes, this statement deals with the actual income and expenditure of the civic body admini for this statement also. stering the town. An attempt has been made to present COLUMN 4 : ,'OPULATION :- comparable data in the case of non-municipal towns like Panchayats and areas under the administration of public The total population of the town according to 1981 sector undertakings and the like. The data relate to the Census is mentioned here with a view to facilitate a com financial year 1978-79 and have been furnished by the parative analysis of the data. local authorities concerned based on relevant records. COLUMN 5 : ROAD LENGTH (IN KILOMETRES) :- It may also be stated here that no probing enquiries have been made and the particulars as reported by the civic Generally in a town it is the civic authority that is bodies have been accepted after ensuring arithmetical responsible for construction and maintenance of roads. accuracy. The term road as used here includes streets also and while the unsurfaced mud and gravel roads are COL UMN 2: CLASS AND NAME OF TOWN; categorised as Kachcha roads, the surfaced roads are This is same as column 2 of Statement II and as classified as Pucca roads. In most of the cities and towns such does not require any explanation. the district roads and highways under the control of the 287 Public Works Department also pass through. The roads U shape, L shape or V shape and to the extent possible situated within the jurisdiction of the town and under these details have also been provided under this column. the control of the civic authority are shown in one line COLUMNS 8, 9 AND 10 : NUMBER OF LATRINES ;- against the code M and those under the control of the Public Works Department and the like are shown Information on total number of latrines of di against the code 'PWD' in another line. In both the fferent types as furnished by the concerned civic cases the road length is shown under two categories viz., authorities is reported under these 3 columns. Both KR (Kachcha Road) and PR (Pucca Road) as defined private and public latrines are covered here and the above. In order to have an idea about the total length particulars in these columns and in column 11 are closely of all types of roads in the town therefore, all these interlinked. The water-borne latrines include all types figures are to be added together. In cases where it has of flush-out latrines while service latrines refer to only not been possible to ascertain the full details by type those that are being serviced by manual scavengers either of road and agency responsible for maintenance the everyday or twice or thrice a week. combined road length alone is furnished. The road COLUMN 11 : METHOD OF DISPOSAL OF NIGHT-SOIL :- leogth is given in kilometres and fractions are rounded off to next integer. The phrase disposal of night-soil is generally presumed to refer to the manner in which the garbage COLUMN 7 : SYSTEM OF SEWERAGE :- is finally disposed of by the civic body i.e. sale by public Generally sewerage system implies the network of auction, used as manure etc. However, the main purpose mains and branches of undcl-grQund conduits for the of this column is to provide information on the method conveyance of sewerage to the final point of disposal. by which the night-soil is removed from the latrines, that Sewers that carry only household and industrial wastes is, the primary disposal of the human waste. A little are called separate sewers while those that carry storm elaboration on this aspect therefore appears to be water from roofs, streets and other surfaces are known necessary. as storm water drains and those carrying both sewage There are three systems of disposal of human and storm water are called combined sewers. In towns waste, namely, (i) underground sewerage, (ii) sanitary provided with such systems of underground sewerage water flush latrines with individual disposal systems like also there would in addition b.e a surface drainage septic tank, leaching cesspool and collecting well, and system to cover the areas not served by sewerage system (iii) dry type of latiines with manual scavenging. and also to drain out excess rain water all over the town. The system of underground sewerage provides for However in towns that are not provided with the street sewerage with which are connected the sanitary sewerage system, and such towns are far more numerous latrines constructed in the houses having water closets in the State, there would generally be open drainage and fitted with flushing cisterns (or hand flushing). system. Where even this system is not prevalent the Through this sewer the faeceal matter is transported householders would have made their own arrangements without the need for scavenging. This system generally such as soak pits and cesspools. In this column therefore exists in cities and large towns besides industrial information is presented not only on sewerage system, townships built and controlled by public sector U1)der but also on the drainage system. Like sewerage system, takings and large companies and the like_ Where the the drainage system is also of di fferent types depending street sewer does not exist these sanitary water flush upon the construction material and also the shape of latrines are connected to a local septic tank with a sub the drains. The two most important types of sewerage/ soil dispersion system or a leaching pit. Where the liquid drainage system are reported under this column in the wastes from the water closet could be disposed off order of their importance in the towns using the locally in a leaching pit, a septic tank with a soil disper following abbreviations. sion system is constructed. This dispersion requires an S : Sewers optimum travel through the pores of the soil which OSD : Open Surface Drains render the harmful liquid bacterially innocuous by the BSD : Box Surface Drains slow process of filteration through the soil traversed.' SD : Sylk Pattern Drains Where the soil is impermeable, collecting wells are PT : Pit System constructed and the sanitary water flush latrines are con The box surface drains are also open drains but nected with them. These wells are cleared at periodic are built of size stone masonry and are also called Pucca intervels by a suitable device. Thedry type latrines are gutters. The sylk pattern drains too are open surface of service type from where the human excreta has to drains only. The open surface drains category thus be removed by scavengers who move from house to covers the Kachcha drains involving mere earth-work house, in most cases carrying the night-soil as head loads and also the drains constr~cted from out of oblong on their head, or shoulders or in baskets with handles granite slabs or, out of pre-fabricated cement concrete or in wheel barrows. This waste is then collected in blocks which need only joining and cement pointing bullock carts or trucks and transported to dumping after being placed in position. These drains are of grounds at the outskirts of the town. 288 It may be mentioned in passing that in Karnataka IG : River Infilteration Gallery the practice of carrying night-soil by head loads has been BWP : Borewell Pumping System discontinued with effect from 15.8.73 consequent on the PT : Pressure Tank issuance of a Government order in this behalf. However in a few cases the town dwellers have sought the inter The term capacity has its usual meaning, namely, vention of the courts and have been able to secure the the capacity to store or contain. It may further be status quo-ante in respect of the scavenging services that clarified that the storage capacity does not necessarily were being provided by the civic body concerned till that indicate the quantity of water supplied daily to the date. inhabitants of the town. In some of the towns due to the inadequacy of water supply at the primary ,source The abbreviations used in this column are the for most part of the year the normal utilisation of the following, and if more than one system is prevailing the storage capacity would be of the order of 50 to 60 two most important types are indicated one after the percent only. On the contrary there are towns where other. water is pumped into the storage system and also S: Sewerage distributed for consumption twice every day almost ST : Septic Tanks throughout the year and there are a few towns where WB : Wheel Barrows the inlets and outlets of the storage systems would both B : Baskets (With handles) be functioning simultaneously for most part of the day HL : Head Loads making it somewhat difficult to calculate the quantity of water supplied everyday under such a system. In case the town has latrines of other types that are neither of the sanitary type nor the service type this COLUMN 14 : FIRE FIGHTING SERVICE:- column does not apply at all and therefore a dash is entered. If fire fighting service is available in the town this fact is indicated by the word 'Yes' recorded in this COLUMNS 12 AND 13 : PROTECTED WATER SUPPLY : column. In all other cases the name of the nearest place SOURCE AND CAPACITY OF STORAGE SYSTEM:- if in the same district or the name of the nearest district The sources of water supply in the town are if in the same State or other State where such services indicated by using the following four abbreviations: are available is indicated along with the road distance in kilometres between the referent town and the place T: Tap with fire-fighting service. W: Well TK : Tank Water COLUMNS 15 TO 19 : ELECTRIFICATION (NUMBER OF TW: Tube Well/Hand Pump CONNECTIONS)-DOMESTIC, INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL, ROAD LIGHTING (POINTS) AND OTHERS :- Supply through the taps impiies a primary source such as a river, stream, bore wells,curb wells, tank and In columns 15 to 19 information about the number reservoirs etc., which are of course not mentioned in of electrical connections (installation) for different this column. It may be incidentally stated that the term categories of consumers in the town is furnished. The protected is used in a very liberal sense, and no attempt definitions of the terms used in the column headings are has been made to gather data on the methods of filtera as follows :- tion and water purificatory treatment if any resorted to (i) Domestic: Connections to residential houses, by the agency supplying water through pipes in the bungalows, clubs, hostels and hospitals run on non towns. The generally prevalent practice in most of the commercial lines, charitable, educational and religious towns is to pump raw water into the storage tank or institutions are all included in the domestic category, reservoir, treat it with bieaching powder and then A.E.H. i.e., All Electric Home connections are also distribute that water for consumption through pipes. categorised as domestic. If there are more than 2 sources of water supply in the town the first two which are regarded as most (ii) Commercial: This category includes all con important are mentioned in that order separated by a nections for the supply of electricity to commercial comma. In column 13, the systems of storage of water establishments such as wholesale and retail shops, are considered and the two that are most important in offices and business houses, hotels, restaurants, tea the referent town are indicated in that order and after stalls, photographic studios, X-ray installations, adver each entry the storage capacity is also mentioned in litres tisements and exterior illumination, railway station, bus within brackets. The abbreviations used in this column station, and the like. are: (iii) Industrial: Power supply connections to indus OHT : Overhead Tank trial establishments are covered under this column. This SR.: Service Reservoir would include small establishments such as powerlooms, 289 flour mills, roasting, grinding, wet grinding, repair three columns. The meaning of the terms used in the workshops using power operated tools and the like. column heading has already been explained. (iv) Road Lighting: The total number of street lights being maintained in the town is mentioned here. STATEMENT-V: MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATlONAL AND CULTURAL (v) Others: Connections to all categories other than FACILITIES-1979 those cited above are covered under this heading. This would include temporary connections, connections to COLUMN 2 : CLASS AND NAME OF TOWN :- pumpsets, water works and such other installations. This column is same as column 2 of statement IV and therefore calls for no further explanation. STATEMENT-IV A : CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1979 COLUMN 3 : POPULA nON :- This statement which r.1ay be regarded as an The total population of the town according to 1981 Census is noted in this column. ap)Jendix to statement IV is confined to towns with a population of 50,000 and more i.e., class I and class COLUMN 4 AND 5 : MEDICAL FACILITIES: HOSPITAL/ U towns. Information on slums that are officially DlSPENSAR IES/T.B .CLlN IC/HEALTH CENTRES/NURSING recognised as slums (even if those are not notified in HOMES ETC., AND NUMBER OF BEDS IN MEDICAL INSTITU some cases) is presented under 14 columns apart from TIONS NOTED IN COLUMN 4 :- column 1 which relates to serial number and column 2 which relates to name and class of town. The scope of these columns is confined to only such of the facilities that are offered by institutions run by COLUMN 3 : NAME Of- SLUM :- or aided by government/semi-government or local The names of slums, if any, in the town are given bodies and charitable institutions or social service agencies like the missionaries. In other words, data on in separate lines in the alphabetical order of their names. the facilities provided in the town by private doctors i.e. COLUMN 4 : AREA OF SLUM :- registered medical practitioners either individually or in The geographical area of each slum is given in establishments where they work in groups, are excluded square kilometres up to four places of decimal. from the purview of these columns. The abbreviations used in column 4 are : COLUMN 5 : POPULATION OF SLUM;- H: Hosptial The population figures for this column are fur nished by the civic authorities concerned. Slums as such D: Dispensary PHC: Primary Health Centre have not been made independent units for census PHU: Primary Health Unit enumeration and as such 1981 Census data as applicable FC: Family Planning Centre to the slums covered here are not available. TB: T.B.Clinic COLUMNS 7 TO 12 : SYSTEM OF SEWERAGE, NUMBER NH: Nursing Home OF LATRINES AND METHOD OF DISPOSAL OF NIGHT 0: Others SOIL. :- If there are two or more number of institutions of These column headings are same as those appear the same type then the number of institutions is also ing in the statement IV and have already been explained. indicated within brackets immediately after the relevant The information is furnished here for each slum abbreviations in the column. separately. The main heading latrines is subdivided into Maternity homes, maternity and child welfare those that are privately owned and those that are for common use of the community i.e., public latrines. centres, leprosy clinics, chest clinics and veneral diseases clinic etc., if any are all induded under the category of COLUMN 13: NUMBER OF TAP POINTS/PUBLIC 'Others'. But even when a Family Planning Centre is HYDRANTS INSTALLED FOR SUPPLY OF PROTECTED attached to a hospital or a Primary Health Centre it is WATER :- treated as an independent unit and counted separately. The total number of public taps or hydrants if any If the town has hospitals and dispensaries pr~viding in the slum is mentIoned here. facilities under different systems of medicine such as allopathic, ayurvedic, unani and homoeopathic then this COLUMNS 14 TO 16: ELECTRIFICATION (NUMBER OF detail too has been included using abbreviations such CONNECTIONS) as : A for Ayurvedic, U for Unani and Hom for the Total number of electrical connections in each slum Homoeopathic system. The allopathic institutions do provided for purposes of domestic use, road lighting and not have any additional abbreviation. Thus, a mere H other than these two is reported separately under these or 0 would mean that the reference is to allopathic 290 system; an entry "H (A-I,2)" would mean that I procedure is adopted regarding the other columns deal Ayurvedic hospital and 2 Allopathic hospitals are func ing with educational facilities. tioning in the town and an entry like "D (Hom-2, I, COLUMN 10: RECOGNISED SHORTHAND, TYPE V-I)" would imply the existence of 2 Homoeopathic WRITING AND OTHER VOCATIONAL TRAINING INSTITU dispensaries, I Allopathic dispensary and 1 Vnani TIONS ;- dispensary. The term recognised would mean recognition by I f medical facility is not available in the town then some statutory authority like the Educational Depart the name of the nearest place where it is available if in ment, Commerce Department, Labour Department etc., the same district, and name of the district if in the same of the Government or Semi-Government or autonomous State or other State is mentioned here along with the bodies or public sector projects. The Teacher's Train distance in Kilometres shown within brackets. ing Colleges, the Nursing College, the Pharmacy College, the College imparting education in Physical The number of beds with which the medical institu Education and the like arc also shown under this column tions noted in column 4 are equipped is indicated in against the category of 'Others'. column 5. SH : Shorthand COLUMNS 6 TO 15 ;- TYPE: Typewriting These columns provide information regarding the Sh. Type: Shorthand and Typewriting educational facilities available in the town and are con o : Others sidered stage by stage. If the number of institutions of any particular type COLUMNS 6 TO 9 ; ARTS/SCIENCE/COMMERCE is more than one that number is also indicated within COLLEGES (OF DEGREE LEVEL AND ABOVE); MEDICAL brackets along with the abbreviation concerned. COLLEGES; ENGINEERING COLLEGES; POLYTECHNICS :- COLUMNS II TO 14: HIGHER SECONDARY/INTER Particulars of colleges in the town providing general MEDIATE/PUC (PRE-UNIVERSITY COLLEGE)/ JUNIOR COLLEGE/SECONDARY, MATRICULATION, JUNIOR education facilities at degree level are indicated in SECONDARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOLS AND PRIMARY column 6 using the follQwing abbreviations. SCHOOLS ;- A ; Arts only Information about the number of schools of S : Science only different types functioning in the town is furnished AS : Arts and Science only under these columns. All schools irrespective of the C : Commerce only medium of education and the type of administering AC : Arts and Commerce only agency i.e .• all those run by or aided by Government ASC : Combined for all three or local bodies. as wei! as the unaided institutions run qltegories : Arts, Science and by private management are considered here for repor Commerce ting. If there are composite institutions such as a college L: Law providing education at degree level and also at Pre I f the number of colleges of any particular category University level then such institutions are split up into is more than one then that number is also given within degree college and PUC (i.e., JuniOJ college) and separately counted as if they are independent units. brackets against the abbreviation concerned. It may incidentally be mentioned here that the educational insti Likewise, a composite Junior College which has facilities for providing education say from I to XII standard (i.e., tutions with a vocational and professional content such as Pharmacy College, B.Ed., Agricultural Coliege etc., from Primary I standard upro pvq would be regarded are not covered under this but are shown included in as representing one Junior College. one High school, the category of "Others" in column 10. one Middle School and one Primary School and each of these units would be counted and reported under the In columns 7, 8 and 9 the number of medical relevant column as if each unit was an independent insti colleges, the number of engineering colleges and the tution in its own right. Similarly a school with I to X number of polytechnic institutions are indicated. standard would get counted under Primary, Middle and High School categories and a composite School with I in case the town does not have any of the colleges referred to in these 4 columns i.e., if the entry were to to Vll standard would be considered under the primary be a dash in any of these columns then the name of the school as also the Middle School category. nearest place with the facility along with the distance In Karnataka the term middle school is no longer thereto is mentioned. If such a place is outside the in vogue as the primary education 'consists of 7 years district then the name and the distance to that place and of schooling leading to secondary level. However the if such a place is outside the State itself then the name first four classes (I-IV standard) are called lower primary of that State is mentioned in these columns. The same classes and the next three are regarded as higher primary 291 classes. There are schools with only I to IV standards STATEMENT-VI: TRADE, COMMERCE, called LPS and also those with V to VII only (formerly INDUSTRY AND BANKING 1979 middle schools) known as HPS and there is no difficulty COLUMN 2 : CLASS AND NAME OF TOWN ;- in counting such institutions as separate primary and middle schools. But there are composite schools called This column is the same as column 2 of the Higher Primary Schools having I-VII standards and preceding statement and therefore calls for no further such schools have now been split up into one Primary explanation. and one Middle School for purposes of reporting under COLUMNS 3 TO 8 : NAMES OF THREE MOST IMPOR these columns of the Town Directory. This method of TANT COMMODITIES IMPOR.TED AND NAMES OF THREE accounting is therefore different from a simple coun MOST IMPORTANT COMMODlTlES EXPORTED ;- ting of schools in the town. For purposes of these columns, commodities for CO LUMN 15 : ADULT LITERACY CLASSES/CENTRES which the town serves only as a transit centre by AND OTHERS (SPECIFY) ;- importing for the specific purposes of exporting the I f adult literacy classes are being run at regular commodities without any processing are not con~idered centres in the town the number of ;mch centres is indi either as imports or as exports. Agricultural and such cated in this column by the side of the abbreviation AC. other allied produce may be regularly brought into the Gurukula, Madarasa (Arabic school) and such other town from the neighbouring villages and sold to com quasi religious cum educational institutions if any in the mission agents and wholesalers at the regulated market town are also reported in this column under the category for further export to areas outside the town. In such of 'Others'. cases the produce that is brought into the town is not considered as import. On the other hand, if these items COLUMN 16: NUMBER- OF WORKING WOMEN'S are mainly consumed within the town either as con HOSTELS WITH NUMBER OF SEATS ;- sumption goods or as raw materials by any manufac turing industry then the commodities would be regard Though there are hostels meant for students in ed as imports. Thus the commodities imported are either almost all the towns, very few have hostels meant for locally consumed in the same form or else processed fur working women. In this column the number of only ther and thereafter either consumed locally or exported such hostels that are exclusively meant for working to other centres. This restriction apart there is no limita women only are reported along with the information tion concerning the nature and quantity of the com on the number of seats i.e., its strength. modities that may be considered for reporting under COLUMNS 17 TO 19: RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL these columns. Importance in a town is restricted FACILITIES-STADIA, CINEMA, AUDITORIA/DRAMAI basically to the few or several commodities that qualify COMMUNITY HALLS ;- . for consideration either as imports or as exports. By and large the commodities reported under exports would Column 17 relates to the number of stadia if any coincide with the commodities reported as manutac in the town. Ordinary play grounds which one usually tured in the town because of the specific exclusion of comes across in towns and cities are excluded from the transit goods. As a result, the image that some of the purview of this column. The term stadium is used in towns have built up over decades as traditional exporters its strict sense to refer to those constructed at consi of certain goods does not get reflected LInder t lIese derable costs and are under proper upkeep. columns. In column 18 the total number of permanent In these columns the importance of a commodity cinema theatres in the town is indicated. Touring talkies is reported in very general terms and decided upon ill i,e., cinema tents of a purely temporary nature are not terms of the estimated volume of commodities tran taken into account for this column. If there are any sacted and is based on local enquiries by the civic auditoria, drama halls and community halls in the town authorities concerned. the total number of such units is reported in column 19. COLUMNS 9 TO I I : NAME OF THREE MOST IM~OR The number of public libraries and reading rooms TANT COMMODITIES MANUFACTURED. are separately furnished by the side of abbreviation PL The order of importan~e is determined broadly by for Public Library and RR for Reading Room. Such taking into consideration the volume of the total out facilities offered by educational and private institutions put 01 the commodities or the ~cale of operation and including those that are commercialised (called circu for these columns too it is the civic authority that has lating libraries in local parlance) are not covered for furnished the information after local enquiries. All Iypes reporting under this column. of manufacturing and processing irrespective of the 292 sector to which they belong are considered and of these under this column. In quile a large number of tOWll~ the three that are most important are reported. agricullure is an important means of livelihood for a number of persons and agricuiturish of urban areas too COLUMN 12 : NUMBER OF BANKS:- have for long been influenced by the co-operative Information on this item has been supplied by the movement. office of the Registrar General, India after ascertain ing the delails from the Reserve Bank of India. The data COLUMN 14: NUMBER OF NON-AGRICULTURAL rdales to the year 1979 and in conformity with the CREDIT SOCIETIES :- imtructions issued in this regard, no attempt has been Consumer co-operative socIetIes whieh extend made to update the data. I I' a bank has Iwo or more credit facilities to the members, and all olher ~redit co branches Ihen each such braIlch is regarded as a separate operative societies Illal cannot be classified as Bank for computing the number of banks. agricultural arc considered for this column. Sevcral COLUMN 13: NUMBER OF AGRICULTURAL CREDIT groups of people belonging to specific calegories might SOCIETIES :- have formed co-operative societies to cultivate the habit The total number of agricultural co-operative credit of thrift and to make usc of the benefit arising out of societies functioning in the town, irrespective of the type the encollragement given to the co-operative movemcllt. 10 which Ihey belong (i.e., primary, service, multipur All slIch co-operative societies are covered under this pose, agricultural produce markeling etc) is reportt:d colulTln. 293 ( TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENT TOWN STATEMENT-I STATUS Area No. of Households Population Class, Name and Civic Location S1. Name of (in including House- Administration Status Code No. Taluk Sq. less Households 1901 1911 1921 of Town Number Kms) (in 1981 Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IV BADAMI (M) 915/1 Badami 3·32 2,662 2 II BAGALKOT (M) 915/11 Bagalkot 33·59 11 ,281 19,020 16,802 19,019 - 11·66 13 ·19 3 IV BASAVANA (M) 915/III Basavana 126'51 3,178 BAGEVADI Bagevadi 4 I BIJAPUR (M) 9/S/IV Bijapur 44'78 24,701 23,811 27,615 32,485 15·98 17'64 5 IV BILGI (M) 9/S/V Bilgi 0'58 1,749 6 III GULEDA- (M) 9/S/VI Badami 1'59 4,948 16,114 15,249 14,008 GUDDA - 5'37 - 8·14 7 IV HUNGUND (M) 9/S/VII Hungund 2'36 2,402 6,441 5,563 - 13 '63 S III ILKAL (M) 9/S/VIII Hungund 2·72 5,804 9,019 10,233 11,856 13'46 15'86 9 IV INDI (M) 9/S/IX Indi 77·49 2,932 10 III lAMKHANDI (M) 9/S/X lamkhandi 4'56 6,463 13,029 11,961 12,443 - 8·20 4'03 11 IV KAMATGI (M) 9/S/XI Hungund 0'30 1,776 12 IV KERUR (M) 9/S/XII Badami 1·80 2,210 5,793 4,811 -16,95 13 IV MAHALINGPUR (M) 9/S/XIII Mudhol 1'14 2,934 6,345 4,640 4,648 - 26·87 0·17 14 IV MUDDEBIHAL (M) 9/S/XIV Muddebihal 6'84 2,522 15 III MUDHOL (M) 9/S/XV Mudhol 3'83 3,529 8,359 7,080 6,762 -15'30 - 4'49 16 II RABKAVI- (M) 9/S/XVI lamkhandi 3'62 7,896 10,566 9,929 9,919 BANHATTI - 6·03 - 0'10 17 IV SINDGI (M) 91S/XVII Sindgi 1'46 2,761 18 IV TALIKOTA (M) 9/S/XViII Muddebihal 2'79 3,082 6,610 6,678 8,515 1'03 27·51 19 IV TERDAL (M) 9/S/XIX lamkhandi 1·06 3,130 6,125 6,157 5,912 0·52 - 3·98 296 DIRECTORY AND GROWTH HISTORY and growth rate of the Town at the Censuses of D . Sex Ratio enslty Class, Name and Civic SI. (1981 Administration Status 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1961 1971 1981 No. Census) of Town Census Census Census 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2 11,651 15,023 4,525 950 963 IV BADAMI (M) 28·94 15,005 24,521 32,285 39,934 51,746 67,858 2,020 891 898 922 II BAGALKOT (M) 2 - 21·11 63·42 31·66 23,69 29,58 31,14 9,702 12,009 14,002 18,872 149 948 958 976 IV BASAVANA (M) 3 23,78 16'60 34,78 BAGEVADI 39,747 48,968 65,734 78,854103,931147,313 3,290 914 894 922 I BIJAPUR (M) 4 22,35 23·20 34·24 19·96 31·80 41·74 10,047 17,322 968 IV BILGI (M) 5 16,756 18,307 21,972 24,292 26,365 29,262 18,404 975 994 1,018 III GULEDAGUDDA(M) 6 19'62 9,26 20'02 10'56 8'53 10'99 6,322 6,748 8,046 10,432 12,683 14,550 6,"165 935 916 990 IV HUNGUND (M) 7 13,64 6·74 19·24 29·65 21·58 14·72 14,267 17,660 20,747 24,222 30,014 36,058 13,257 972 960 985 III ILKAL (M) 8 20,34 23·78 17,48 16·75 23·91 20'14 8,169 10,616 13,745 17,767 229 919 915 897 IV INDI (M) 9 29'95 29,47 29·26 14,986 15,940 20,865 24,017 29,981 38,542 8,452 968 959 993 III JAMKHANDI (1\,1) 10 20·44 6·37 30·90 15 ·11 24'83 28·55 11,090 36,967 1,041 IV KAMATGI (M) 11 5,916 6,988 7,314 10,820 13,196 7,331 1,018 1,014 IV KERUR (M) 12 22'97 18,12 4,66 21'96 5,576 6,990 9,378 10,761 12,635 17,809 15,622 965 943 977 IV MAHALINGPUR (M) 13 19'97 25·36 34·16 14·75 17·41 40·95 6,273 10,422 14,962 2,187 934 926 IV MUDDEBIHAL (M) 14 43'56 6,975 8,179 9,886 12,100 15,619 21,356 5,576 944 989 988 III MUDHOL (M) 15 3'15 17·26 20'87 22,40 29'08 36'73 13,510 16,012 20,687 28,871 37,509 51,693 14,280 962 938 966 II RABKAVI- (M) 16 36'20 18'52 29·20 39'56 29'92 37·81 BANHATTI 10,178 15.811 10.829 965 798 IV SINDGI (M) 17 55·34 7,691 8,259 10,154 12,811 14,537 18,336 6,572 997 981 944 IV TALIKOTA (M) 18 - 9,68 7,39 22,94 26·17 13,47 26'13 6,170 7,295 10,387 12,168 15,337 19,083 18,003 974 946 982 IV TERDAL (M) 19 4'36 18'23 42'39 17 '15 26'04 24·42 297 STATEMENT-II PHYSICAL ASPECTS Physical Aspects Name of S1. Class and Name Temperature State District Sub-division/ Rainfall No. of Town (in °Centigrade) Head Head Taluk Head- (in mm.) Maximum Minimum Quarters Quarters Quarters 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 IV BADAMI 642'0 41'5N 10'3N Bangalore-499 Bijapur-1l3 Bagalkot-40 Badami-O 2 II BAGALKOT 642'5 41'5N 10'3N Bangalore-492 Bijapur-9O Bag~kot-O Bagalkot-O 3 IV BASAVANA 568'0. 41·5N 10'3N Ban~alore-500 Bijapur-45 Bijapur-45 BAGEVADI Basavana Bagevadi-O 4 I BIJAPUR 676'5 41·5 • 10'3 • Bangalore-549 Bijapur-O Bijapur-O Bijapur-O 5 IV BILGI 613'4 41'5N 10·3N Bangalore-512 Bijapur-60 Jamkhandi-38 Bilgi-O 6 III GULEDAGUDDA 598'5 41'5N 10'3N Bangalore-520 Bijapur-112 Bagalkot-24 Badami-24 7 IV HUNGUND 597·5 41'5N lO·3N Bangalore-449 Bijapur-l00 Bagalkot-48 Hungund-O 8 III ILKAL 690'2 .41 '5N 10'7N Bangalore-437 Bijapur-112 Bagalkot-60 Hungund-12 9 IV INDI 505·8 43'2N lO'ON Bangalore-593 Bijapur-50 Indi-O Indi-O 10 III JAMKHANDI 563'9 41'5N 10'3N Bangalore-533 Bijapur-62 Jamkhandi-O Jamkhandi-O 11 IV KAMATGI 595'6N 41'SN 10·3N Bangalore-473 Bijapur-99 Bagalkot-24 Hungund-24 12 IV KERUR 667'7 4O·2N l3'ON Bangalore-514 Bijapur-86 Bagalkot-29 Badami-23 13 IV MAHALINGPUR 680'6 41'5N lO·3N Bangalore-533 Bijapur-92 Jamkhandi-30 Mudhol-20 14 IV MUDDEBIHAL 555'8 41'5N 10'3N Bangalore-481 Bijapur-85 Bijapur-85 Muddebihal-O 15 III MUDHOL 540·9 41'5N 10'3N Bangalore-515 Bijapur-80 Jamkhandi-18 Mudhol-O 16 II RABKAVI- 477'1 41·5N lO'3N Bangalore-543 Bijapur-82 J amkhandi-20 BANHAITI Jamkhandi-20 17 IV SINDGI 702'4 43·2N 10'ON Bangalore-558 Bijapur-60 Indi-50 Sindgi-O 18 IV TALIKOTA 580'5 43'2N 10'ON Bangalore-509 Bijapur-83 Bijapur-83 Muddebihal-28 19 IV TERDAL 577·0 41'5N 10·3N Bangalore-554 Bijapur-9O Jamkhandi-28 J amkhandi-28 298 AND LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1979 and Road distance (in Kms.) from Navigable Nearest city with SI. river/canal Class and Name of Town population of one Railway Station Bus Route No. (if within lakh and more 10 Kms) 9 10 11 12 2 Gadag-Betigeti-70 Badami-5 Badami-O IV BADAMI Bijapur-90 Bagalkot-O Bagalkot-O II BAGALKOT 2 Bijapur-45 Basavana Bagevadi- Basavana Bagevadi-O IV BAS A V ANA BAGEVADI 3 Road-24 Solapur-106 Bijapur-O Bijapur-O I BlJAPUR 4 (Maharashtra) Bijapur-60 Bagalkot-29 Bilgi-O IV BILGI 5 Gadag-Betigeri-94 Guledagudda Guledagudda-O III GULEDAGUDDA 6 Road-1O Bijapur-l00 Bagalkot-48 Hungund-O IV HUNGUND 7 Hospet Urban Bagalkot-60 llkal-O III ILKAL 8 Agglomeration-85 Bijapur-50 Indi Road-5 Indi-O IV INDI 9 Bijapur~62 Kudachi-54 lamkhandi-O III J AMKHANDI 10 Bijapur-99 Bagalkot-24 Kamatgi-O IV KAMATGI 11 Gadag-Betigeri-90 Badami-23 Kerur-O IV KERUR 12 Bijapur-92 Chikodi Road-45 Mahalingpur-O IV MAHALINGPUR 13 Bijapur-85 Almatti-29 Muddebihal-O IV MUDDEBIHAL 14 Bijapur-80 Bagalkot-50 Mudhol-O III MUDHOL 15 Bijapur-82 Kudachi-35 Rabkavi-Banhatti-O II RABKAVI-BANHATTI 16 Bijapur-60 Indi Road-55 Sindgi-O IV SINDGI 17 Bijapur-83 Almatti-59 Talikota-O IV TALIKOTA 18 Bijapur-90 Kudachi-27 Terdal-O IV TERDAL 19 299 STATEMENT-III MUNICIPAL Receipt (in Rs. '00) Civic Revenue derived Admini- Receipt Sl. from Municipal Govern- Other Class and Name of Town stration through No. properties and ment Loan Advance sources status taxes power apart from Grant (Specify) (in 1980) etc. taxation 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IV BADAMI M 1939 408 477 667 2 II BAGALKOT M 23143 2104 2863 2626 7220 3 IV BASAVANA BAGEVADI M 1581 164 1078 199 4 I BIJAPUR M 60783 10146 2940 5315 13027 5 IV BILGI M 582 519 91 281 6 III GULEDAGUDDA M 6351 662 680 1000 1229 77 7 IV HUNGUND M 1661 128 1261 396 8 III ILKAL M 8080 2293 529 810 1124 9 IV INDI M 2256 332 2197 787 10 III JAMKHANDl M 10464 1644 680 42516 11 IV KAMATGI M 776 72 6 64 12 IV KERUR M 1685 533 117 95 458 13 IV MAHALlNGPUR M 4051 455 248 450 379 14 IV MUDDEBIHAL M 2290 1346 1674 13 595 15 III MUDHOL M 3808 477 659 204 1418 16 II RABKA VI-BANHATTI M 14794 668 730 256 . 1560 17 IV SINDGI M 2481 161 2310 116 139 18 IV TALIKOTA M 4245 147 286 184 101 19 IV TERDAL M 1565 237 141 55 223 300 FINANCE, 1978-1979 Expenditure (in Rs. '00) Public General Health Public SI. Total Public Public Others Total Class and Name of Town Admini- and Insti- No. Receipt Safety Works (Specify) Expendi- stration conve- tutions ture niences 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ,L." ----- 3491 1099 263 1154 762 3278 IV BADAMI 37956 1810 1262 12817 1641 18146 35676 II BAGALKOT 2 3022 807 309 680 54 24 155 2029 IV BASA VANA HAGEV ADI 3 92211 10956 2645 34970 8026 305 35844 92746 I BlJAPUR 4 1473 303 221 278 102 296 1200 IV BILOI 5 9999 21 :2 584 2734 1284 4515 11230 III GULEDAGUDDA 6 3446 1042 167 874 26 85 242 2436 IV HUNGUND 7 12836 866 999 4697 409 6434 13405 III ILKAL 8 5572 980 370 770 673 1010 3804 IV 1NDJ 9 55304 3400 1103 5206 969 2587 13265 III JAMKHANDJ 10 918 267 49 26 489 831 IV KAMATGI 1 J 2888 954 190 713 152 13 766 2788 IV KERUR 12 5583 20 319 1496 1915 3750 IV MAHALlNGPUR 13 5918 1250 268 1443 251 305 1019 4536 IV MUDDEBIHAL 14 65tl6 1813 473 2154 306 1479 6225 III MUDHOL 15 18008 3845 1131 5652 4957 288 903 16776 II RABKA VI - BANHA TTl 16 5207 271 575 445 205 32 1678 3206 IV SINDGI 17 4963 2392 732 480 28 60 800 4492 IV TALIKOTA 18 2221 767 233 683 91 352 . 2126 IV TERDAL 19 301 STATEMENT-IV CIVIC AND No. of Latrines Method Civic of Admini- System Sl. Popu· Road. length disposal Class and Name of Town stration of No. lation (in Kms) of status Sewerage Water Service Others Night (in 1980) Borne soil 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PR KR IV BADAMI M 15,023 M - 15 OSO 364 ST PWD 2 - 2 II BAGALKOT M 67,858 M 75 47 OSO 384 651 ST PWD 10- BSO WB 3 IV BASAVANA BAGEVADI M 18,872 M 11 5 OSD 20 36 ST PWD 11 5 4 I BIJAPUR M 147,313 M 55 29 S,OSO 2319 32 S,ST PWD 21 5 IV BILGI M 10,047 M 1 10 OSO 50 25 ST PWD 2 6 III GULEDAGUDDA M 29,262 M 11 15 S,OSD 350 12 S,ST PWD 2 7 IV HUNGUND M 14,550 M 1 5 OSO 47 5 ST PWD 3 8 III ILKAL M 36,058 M 5 26 S,OSO 457 S PWD 2 9 IV INDI M 17,767 M 1 8 OSO 36 ST PWD -- 10 III JAMKHANDI M 38,542 M 15 2 S,BSO 360 494 S,WB PWD 4_- 11 IV KAMATGI M 11,090 M - 6 OSD 2 ST PWD 1 CD 12 IV KERUR M 13,196 M 5 9 OSO 25 10 ST PWD 2 13 IV MAHALINGPUR M 17,809 M 3 5 OSO 46 ST PWD 8 14 IV MUDDEBIHAL M 14,962 M 15 25 OSO 30 45 ST PWD 3 - IS III MUDHOL M 21,356 M 6 4 BSO 137 9 ST PWD 2 - OSD 16 II RABKAVI - BANHAITI M 51,693 M 644 OSO 150 95 ST PWD 4 17 IV SINDGI M 15,811 M 1 5 OSO 6 78 ST PWD 7 18 IV TALIKOTA M 18,336 M 3 11 OSO 12 ST PWD 1 19 IV TERDAL M 19,083 M 6 5 OSO 10 ST PWD 2 - CO 302 OTHER AMENITIES, *1979 Protected Water Electrification (Number of connections) Supply System of Fire Road SI. Class and Name of Town Source Storage with Fighting light- No. of capacity in Service Domestic Industrial Commercial ing Others Supply litres (in (in Kms) (poi- brackets) nts) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2 T PT Bagalkot 827 44 288 506 60 IV BADAMI (270,000) 40 T OHT Yes 3,770 510 734 1,166 309 II BAGALKOT 2 (1,350,000) T OHT Bijapur 682 50 178 303 43 IV BASA VANA BAGEV ADI 3 (225,000) 45 T SR Yes 10,581 778 3,240 2,878 30 I BIJAPUR 4 (5,400,000) T OHT Bagalkot 566 22 142 200 IV BILGI 5 (337,500) 29 T OHT Bagalkot 2,024 103 485 738 50 III GULEDAGUDDA 6 (810,000) 24 T SR Bagalkot 765 35 240 310 IV HUNGUND 7 (270,000) 48 T SR(2) Bagalkot 2,023 133 614 603 47 III ILKAL 8 (675,000) 60 T SR Bijapur 2,043 165 245 350 10 IV INDI 9 (360,000) 50 T OHT Yes 3,200 180 1,100 1,689 III JAMKHANDI 10 (1,440,000) Bagalkot 837 12 80 216 IV KAMATGI 11 24 T PT Bagalkot 849 32 70 259 IV KERUR 12 (500,000) 29 T OHT lamkhandi 694 94 287 290 IV MAHALlNGPUR 13 (225,000) 30 T OHT Bagalkot 801 59 310 265 IV MUDDEBIHAL 14 (360,000) 58 T SR Yes 1,054 38 340 630 III MUDHOL 15 (540,000) T RIG lamkhandi 2,438 618 674 892 II RABKAVI-BANHATTI 16 (2,250,000) 20 T SR Bijapur 548 45 201 145 IV SINDGI 17 (345,000) 60 T OHT Bijapur 798 62 276 350 IV TALIKOTA 18 (135,000) 83 T ORT Jamkhandi 770 50 210 290 IV TERDAL 19 (270,000) 28 303 " STATEMENT-IV A CIVIC AND OTHER Area of Popu Paved System SI. Class and Name of Town slum lation roads Name of slum of No. (in Sq. of (in Sewerage Kms.) slum Kms) ------2 3 4 5 6 7 II BAGALKOT Slum on Station Road (Before Hotel 0·020 751 0·02 OSD Durgavihar) Slum behind R.C.C. elevated water 0·032 636 0'4 Reservior Slum behmd Bagalkot Cotton and 0·007 193 Pressing Factory Slum behind Ponam Lodge 0·002 242 Slum infront of KSRTC Bus-Stand 0·004 85 Ex-Settlement area slum 0,045 178 Slum opposite Shirur Naka Co liege Road 0·011 205 2 I BIJAPUR Slum near Alvi Masjid 0·021 500 Slum near Rangi Masjid 0·018 225 Slum near Veterinary-Hospital Road 0·020 125 0'7 Slum to the west of Jodgumat 0·004 460 Slum near Badikaman 0·007 100 Slum near Tasbavadi 0'012 330 Slum behind Pethe-Bavadi 0·019 50 Slum behind Gachi Mahal 0'012 130 O·g S Slum in Pahailwangalli 0·012 35 0'5 Slum in Rajputgalli 0·011 160 Slum on Pachapur Road 0·001 110 Slum in Jadaragalli 0·004 105 Slum near spinning mill Mahal 0·012 60 Bagayat 3 II RABKA VI - BANHATTI NIL 304 AMENITIES IN NOTIFIED SLUMS,· 1979 No. of Electrification No. of Latrines Tap (No. of connections) Method points of Public Private disposal hydrants Sl. Class and Name of Town of night installed Road No. Domes- Water Community soil for supply tic lighting Others Service Others of pro Borne (points) tected water 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 2 3 21 II BAGALKOT 3 37 I BIJAPUR 2 2 9 12 S 12 9 NIL II RABKA VI - BANHATTl 3 • For class I and class II towns only. 305 STATEMENT-V MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, Medical Facilities Educational Facilities Beds in Arts/Science/ Hospitals/ Medical Medical Sl. Commerce Class and Name of Town Population Dispensaries/ Institu- Colleges No. Colleges (of T. B. Clinics tions degree level etc. noted and above) in Col. 4 2 3 4 5 6 7 IV BADAMI 15,023 PHU 12 Guledagudda-24 Hubli-95 2 II BAGALKOT 67,858 H 80 A Hubli-116 FC S D(2) (l,Ay.l) C 3 IV BASAVANA BAGEVADI 18,872 PHU 10 Bijapur-45 Hubli-163 4 I BIJAPUR 147,313 H(4) (3,Ay.l) 468 A(2) Solapur-96 Leprosy H. 53 AS D(3) (Ay.3) ASC FC(1) 10 C 5 IV BILGI 10,047 PHU 10 Bagalkot-29 Hubli-145 6 III GULEDAGUDDA 29,262 H 25 AC Hubli-115 FC o (1) 7 IV HUNGUND • 14,550 PHC 30 AS Bellary-146 FC 8 III ILKAL 36,058 D 14 ASC Bellary-134 o (1) 9 IV INDI 17,767 PHC 14 Bijapur-50 Solapur-TJ FC 10 III lAMKHANDI 38,542 H 50 AS BeIgaum-160 D(A-l) 11 IV KAMATGl 11,090 PHC Bagalkot-24 Hubli-140 FC 12 IV KERUR 13,196 PHC 10 Bagalkot-29 Hubli-96 FC 13 IV MAHALINGPUR 17,809 PHU 20 lamkhandi-30 BeIgaum-130 14 IV MUDDEBIHAL 14,962 PHU 10 AC Gulbarga-170 15 III MUDHOL 21,356 H 24 J amkhandi-18 Belgaum-142 FC 16 II RABKAVI-BANHATTI 51,693 PHU - lamkhandi-20 Belgaum-140 D 8 17 IV SINDGI 15,811 PHU 12 ASC Gulbarga-lOO 18 IV TALIKOTA 18,336 PHU 10 ASC Gulbarga-150 19 IV TERDAL 19,083 PHC 6 lamkhandi-28 Belgaum-147 FC 306 RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL FACILITIES, 1979 (Contd.) Educational Facilities Recognised Short- Higher Secondary / hand, Typewriting Intermediate/PUC Sl. Engineering Class and Name of Town Polytechnics and Vocational (Pre University No. Colleges Training Institu- Colleges)l Junior tions Colleges level 8 9 10 11 2 Bagalkot-40 Bagalkot-40 Type (2) PUC IV BADAMI I I SH (3); Type (4) PUC (6) II BAGALKOT 2 Sh. Type (3) 00) Bagalkot-47 Bijapur-45 Type (2) PUC IV BASAVANA BAGEVADI 3 Bagalkot-90 SH; Type (4) PUC (10) I BIJAPUR 4 Sh. Type; 0(3) Bagalkot-29 Bagalkot-29 Bagalkot-29 PUC IV BILGl 5 Bagalkot-24 Bagalkot-24 Type (3) PUC III GULEDAGUDDA 6 Bagalkot-48 Bagalkot-48 Type; 0(2) PUC IV HUNGUND 7 Bagalkot-60 Bagalkot-60 Type PUC III ILKAL 8 Sh. Type Soiapur-77 Bijapur-50 Type PUC IV INDI 9 Bagalkot-67 Bijapur-62 Sh. Type (3); 0(1) PUC III J AMKHANDI 10 Bagalkot-24 Bagalkot-24 Type Bagalkot-24 IV KAMATGI II Bagalkot-29 Bagalkot-29 Badami-23 Badami-23 IV KERUR 12 Bagalkot-80 Bagalkot-80 Mudhol-20 PUC IV MAHALINGPUR 13 Bagalkot-64 Bagalkot-64 Type (2) PUC IV MUDDEBIHAL 14 Bagalkot-50 Bagalkot-50 Type PUC III MUDHOL 15 Bagalkot-87 Bagalkot-87 Type (2) PUC (2) II RABKAVI-BANHATTI 16 Gulbarga-lOO Bijapur-60 Type; 0(1) PUC (2) IV SINDGI 17 Bagalkot-86 Bijapur-83 Type (2) PUC IV TALIKOTA 18 Belgaum-147 Bijapur-90 lamkhandi-28 PUC IV TERDAL 19 307 STATEMENT-V MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL Educational Facilities (coneld.) Junior Sl. Adult Literacy Class and Name of Town Population Secondary/ Secondary Primary No. Classes/ Centres Matriculation and Middle Schools Others (Specify) schools 2 3 12 13 14 15 IV BADAMI 15,023 3 5 2 II BAGALKOT 67,858 6 J9 23 3 IV BASA V ANA BAGEV ADI 18,872 8 10 4 I BIJAPUR 147,313 J8 51 70 4 5 IV BILGI 10,047 3 6 III GULEDAGUDDA 29,262 3 W 16 7 IV HUNGUND 14,550 4 7 8 III ILKAL 36,058 3 10 18 9 IV INDI 17,767 2 5 11 10 III JAMKHANDI 38,542 2 10 12 11 IV KAMATGI 11,090 3 5 12 iV KERUR 13,196 3 4 13 IV MAHALINGPUR 17,809 4 4 14 IV MUDDEBIHAL 14,962 3 5 5 15 III MUDHOL 21,356 2 8 8 16 1I RABKAVI-BANHA TTl 51,693 3 7 10 17 IV SINDGI 15,811 2 7 8 18 IV TALIKOTA 18.336 2 5 5 19 IV TERDAL 19,083 2 5 4 30H AND CULTURAL FACILITIES, 1979 (Concld.) Recreational and Cultural Facilities No. of Working Women's Auditorial Public SI. Dramal Libraries Class and Name of Town Hostels with Stadia Cinema No. number of Seats Community including Halls Reading Rooms ------16 17 18 19 20 2 PL IV BADAMI 3 PL (4) L(4) II BAGALKOT 2 RR (3) 2 PL RR IV'BASAVANA BAGEVADI 3 5 PL (2) I BIJAPUR 4 IV BILGI 5 PL RR III GULEDAGUBDA 6 PL IV HUNGUND 7 2 PL(2) III ILKAL 8 PL IV INDI 9 2 PL (2) III JAMKHANDI JO IV KAMATGI 11 PL RR IV KERUR 12 PL RR IV MAHALINGPUR 13 PL IV MUDDEBIHAL 14 2 PL III MUDHOL 15 4 PL (4) II RABKA VI - BANHATTl 16 PL (2) IV SINDGI 17 PL IV TALIKOTA 18 2 PL IV TERDAL 19 309 STATEMENT-VI TRADE, COMMERCE, Name of three most important Name of three most important SI. Commodities Imported Commodities Exported Class and Name of Town No. 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 IV BADAMI Cloth Kerosene oil Wheat Groundnut Oil Oil Cake Beedies , 2 II BAGALKOT Jowar Wheat Cotton Cement Cement Pipes Cotton Yarn 3 IV BASA VANA BAGEVADI Rice Machinery Medicines Foodgrains Jaggery Edible Oils 4 I BIJAPUR Food- Cotton Groundnut Cotton (lint) Groundnut Oil grains • 5 IV BILGI Sugar Cloth Kerosene Jowar Cotton Groundnut Oil - 6 III GULEDAGUDDA Silk Silk yarn Cotton Cotton Sarees Silk Sarees Handloom Thread yarn cloth' (Khana) IV HUNGUND Sugar Cloth Groceries Cotton (lint) Jowar Cotton seeds • 7 - 8 III ILKAL Cotton, Foodgrains Cloth Handloom Metallic yarn Edible Oils Silk & Sarees Art Silk yarn 9 IV INDI Cloth Edible Oils Groceries Jowar Cotton Oil Seeds ,,10 III JAMKHANDI Rice Cloth Sugar Jowar Cotton Beedies 11 IV KAMATGI Art Silk Cotton yarn Silk yarn Handloom Sarees Turbans yarn (Art Silk) (Art Silk) - 12 IV KERUR Yarn Cement and Food- Handloom Groundnut Oil Building grains Sarees and Cloth material (Khana) 13 IV MAHALINGPUR Food- Cotton Sugar Cotton Sarees grains yarn (Powerloom) 14 IV MUDDEBIHAL Cloth Jaggery Provisions Groundnut oil Khadi Cloth Soap (Gramodyog) " 15 . III MUDHOL Rice Sugar Cloth Jowar Maize Cotton (lint) 16 II RABKAVI-BANHATTI Food- Dyes Yarn Sarees grains 17 IV SINDGI Sugar Cloth Rice Groundnut Oil Staple Cotton 18 IV TALIKOTA Cloth Jaggery Sugar Cut Stone Slabs Cotton (lint) Edible Oils -19 IV TERDAL Cotton Fertilisers Cloth Cotton Jaggery Granite Stones Yarn Handloom Sarees 310 INDUSTRY AND BANKING, 1979 Name of three most important Number of Number of Number Agricul- Non-Agri- Commodities Manufactured SI. pf tural cultral Class and Name of Town No. Banks Credit Credit 2nd 1st 3rJ Societies Societies 9 10 11 12 13 14 2 Groundnut Oil Oil Cake Beedies 5 3 3 IV BADAMI Cement Cement pipes Cotton yarn 15 3 16 II BAGALKOT 2 • Edible Oils Jaggery Earthen pots 5 2 7 IV BASA VANA BAGEVADI 3 Groundnut Oil Cotton ginning 29 2 72 I BIJAPUR 4 2 2 4 IV BILGI 5 Cotton and Handloom Cloth Twisted Silk 6 3 III GULEDAGUDDA 6 Silk Sarees (Khana) Cotton (lint) Edible Oils 5 4 7 IV HUNGUND 7 Handloom Sarees Metallic yarn Edible Oils 5 5 III ILKAL 8 Jaggery Cut pieces 3 3 9 IV INDI 9 of Timber Beedies Edible Oils 8 3 11 III JAMKHANDI 10 Sarees Turbans IV KAMATGI 11 (Art Silk) Handloom Sarees Groundnut Oil 3 3 IV KERUR 12 and Cloth (Khana) Cotton Sarees 4 4 IV MAHALINGPUR 13 (Powerloom) Khadi Cloth Soap Groundnut Oil 5 4 3 IV MUDDEBIHAL 14 Cotton (lint) 5 2 7 III MUDHOL 15 Sarees 10 11 II RABKA VI - BANHATTI 16 Groundnut Oil Staple 4 3 13 IV SINDGI 17 Cotton (lint) Cut stone slabs Edible Oils 6 3 IV TALIKOTA 18 Cotton Handloom Jaggery 4 IV TERDAL 19 Sarees 311 PART B - PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (i) DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (ii) TALUKWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PRIMARY CENSIJS ABSTRACT EXPLANATORY NOTE The Primary Census Abstract furnishes in a nut Such units bear distinctive locality names or specific shell as it were, vital information on the basic demo numbers. It is this name or the number of the ward or graphic and economic composition of the population. its equivalent unit that is mentioned herc in thc casc or This statement, referred to as PCA, comprising hardly towns. 16 main columns, summarises the whole mass of data Irrespective of whether a town is div.idcd into gathered at the Census. The smallest geographical unit administrative wards or not every town is invariab~y with a defined boundary identifiable on the field that constituted into territorial divisions for the conduct or has been delineated for ensuring cent per cent coverage civic elections. This delimitation of constituencies is of area under the jurisdiction of various administrative done as an essential and preliminary process of civic divisions, is the Census Enumerator's Block. The details elections scheduled to be held periodically. So, iJl some gathered in the household schedules and the individual cases the name OT number in this columJl refcrs to snch slips in respect of each and every person enumerated territorial divisions and not to administrative Jivisiom. in each such block have been meticulously tabulated to prepare this Primary Census Abstract. The tabulation COLUMN 3 : AREA e,l" THE VILLAGE IN HECTARES AND has been done entirely by manual processing of the data OF TOWN IN SQUARE KILOMETRES :- at the Regional Tabulation Offices. The village PCA is These area particulars have already been furnished derived from the Block PCA and in case of urban areas, in village and town directory portions. For the village) the Block PCA has yielded the ward and Town PCA. the area is reported here in hectares up (0 two pl.1Ces In turn the Taluk lRural) and Taluk (Urban) as well as of decimal and for the towns, as also the ward~: or Taluk (Total) PCA Statements are built up on the-basis divisions thereof, the area figures af': furnished in square of Village-wise and Town-wise data. This process goes kilometres upto two places of decimal. If the area on until it yields the data for higher and higher figures are not available for any reason the abbrevia administrative divisions culminating at the apex in the tion NA is entered in this column. form of a single line statement for the country. The entire edifice thus rests on the information contained COLUMN 4 : OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL· HOUSES :- in the individual slips filled up by the enumerator. A 'Census House' could be wholly residential or else completely non-residential according to the use to In the pages that follow, the District Primary which it is put. All censtls houses enumerated as either Census Abstract with the taluk level data giving rural wholly or partly residential at the time of the census urban breakup is presented first. Thereafter for each count are added together to get (he data for the block taluk starting with Location Code No.1, the village level and from thence to derive the data for higher units. PCA and, within each taluk; ward wise PCA for each Houses found vacant at the time of the census count town are furnished. As already stated particulars are not reckoned as occupied residential houses. The relating to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes are information for this column has been compiled from omitted here. Though there are altogether 24 columns the Abridged Houselists. in t'le urban and village PCA statement, as many as 12 out of these are merely sub-columns to provide sexwise COLUMN 5 : NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS :- data. In essence therefore there are 12 columns only. This information too is compiled from the Most of these column headings represent the census con Abridged Houselists. The actual total number of cepts and these have been explained in the Analytical households including the normal, institutional and the Note. However, a brief description of the column houseless that were enumerated at the census count is headings is given here. mentioned in this column. Generally, the number of COLUMN 1 : LOCATION CODE NUMBER:- households in any unit would be equal or more than the occupied residential houses in that unit because of The location code number assigned to the village the houseless households that one may come across in or the town as the case may be is entered in this column. that unit and also because of the occasional instances, of two or more households sharing a common census COLUMN 2 : NAME OF VILLAGE/TOWN/WARD:- house. The name of the village or the town as finally COLUMNS 6,7 AND 8 : TOTAL POPULATION (INCLU adopted for the 1981 census purposes is entered in this DING INSTITUTIONAL AND HOUSELESS POPULA TION):- column. The towns and cities are quite often divided into smaller geographical segments called wards, The total population as on the reference date is fur mohallas or divisions for purposes of administration. nished in column 6 while in the next two columns the '315 sex wise break-up is given. The institutional population is an agricultural labourer. In this case too the crops refers to such of those who were enumerated in institu g·rown on the lands are quite pertinent and the difference tions like hostels, chummeries, hospitals, prisons etc. between a cultivator and an agricultural labourer lies The houseless persons represent those enumerated on in the fact that the former works on his own or leased the night of 28th February at the places where they were in lands as an independent worker while the latter works found at tl1at time, if they had not already been for wages having no right whatsoever on the lands on enumerated elsewhere. which he works. The sex-wise break-up of such workers is given in these two columns. COLUMNS 9 AND 10: LlTERATES:- COLUMNS 17 AND 18: HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY Sex wise break up of the total number of persons who are literate, irrespective of their levels of educa (V(a) :- tional attainments and age, is given in these two Household industry belongs to the broad category columns. By definition a literate is a person who can of 'manufacturing, processing, servicing and repairs' both read and write with understanding in any language. and represents a particular sector therein. Household I t is important to note that ~y convention all children industry is generally conducted by the head of household below 5 years of age are regarqed as illiterate. himself or herself and or mainly by the members of the household, at home or within the village in the case of COLUMNS II TO 20 : MAIN WORKERS :--- those dwelling in rural areas and only within the residen These 5 pairs of columns deal with the main tial premises occupied by the household in the case of workers. Out of these, while the first pair provides only those living in urban areas. A person may be a labourer the total the other 4 pairs give out further break-up or a petty employee in the household industry run by according to the sector of the economy in which these some other household. By and large the household persons are working. The reference period for judging industry is carried on by individuals on a small scale whether a person is a worker or n,ot is the year preceding with assistance of family members all of whom work the day of enquiry. If a person had worked even for as unpaid family workers and the entire earnings are one day during this entire period he or she is entitled treated as family income. to be classified as a worker. If for any such worker the period of ~ork is 183 days or more then that person COLUMNS 19 AND 20: OTHER WORKERS (III, IV, V(b), is a main worker. On the other hand, if such period is VI TO IX):- less than 183 days then that worker is a marginal worker. All the other workers who are main workers but In columns II and 12 the total number of main workers are neither cultivators nor agricultural labourers nor is furnished sexwise. engaged in household industry are covered under these COLUMNS 13 AND 14 : CULTIVATORS (I) :- two columns. This is a broad category, covering all, those who are working in fishing, forestry, plantations, con These two columns give out the number of male struction of roads, buildings etc., non-household lnd female workers who satisfy the conditions laid down manufacturing industries, trade and commerce, trans in the definition of a cultivator. A cultivator may be port and storage and other services. an employer, a single worker or an unpaid family worker. Participation in work may be by way of physical COLUMNS 21 AND 22 ; MARGINAL WORKERS;- labour or by way of supervision and direction. The lands cultivated may be owned by the household or taken on Males and females who are workers but have lease for payment of money or kind or share in the pro worked to a marginal extent only during the reference year are reported under these two columns. Such duce. Cultivation as already emphasised involves ploughing, sowing and harvesting and allied activities workers,irrespective of the economic sector in which in the production of cereals and millet crops, pulses, they work, are considered together and reported here. raw jute and kindred fibres, sugarcane, tapioca and oil COLUMNS 23 AND 24 ; NON-WORKERS :~ seeds. Irrespective of age and sex all those whQ, are not COLUMNS 15 AND 16: AGRICULTURAL economically active are non-workers and a sexwise LABOURER (II) :- break-up of such persons is given in these two columns. A person who works in another person's land for The aggregate of the l1)ain workers, marginal workers wages in money or kind ot share and does not have any and non-workers would be equal to the total popula lease or contract on the land on which he or she works tion of that unit. 316 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT DISTRICT PRIMARY MAIN WORKERS No. of Total population (indu Total Area Occupied No. of ing institutional and Literates S1. DistrictiTaluk/Town Rural in Residen- House- house less population) Total Main Workers (I-IX) No. Urban Sq. km. lial hOlds houses P M F P M F p M F 2 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 BIJAPUR DISTRICT T 17069'0 395215 401815 2401782 1211536 1190246 767540 547861 219679 888769 651167 237602 R 16748'6 300837 305855 1823154 914951 908203 492363 368789 123574 716635 511914 204721 U 320'4 94378 95960 578628 296585 282043 275177 179072 96105 172134 139253 32881 BADAMI TALUK T 1397'2 36282 36779 214746 106560 108186 71685 51491 20194 76070 58236 17834 R 1390'5 26524 26959 157265 77857 79408 46246 34728 11518 56080 43584 12496 U 6'7· 9758 9820 57481 28703 28778 25439 16763 8676 19990 14652 5338 • Badami (M) U 3'32 2644 2662 15023 7654 7369 6622 4450 2172 4710 3624 1086 Guledagudda (M) U 1'59 4926 4948 29262 14497 14765 13859 8936 4923 10035 7565 2470 Kerur (M) U 1,80 2188 2210 13196 6552 6644 4958 3377 1581 5245 3463 1782 2 BAGALKOT TALUK T. 936'3 30581 31171 182457 92031 90426 73144 50252 22892 62266 46873 15393 R 9C2'7 19483 19890 114599 56727 57872 34470 25784 8686 45144 31706 13438 U 33'6 11098 11281 67858 35304 32554 38674 24468 14206 17122 15167 1955 Bdga1kot (M) U 33'59 11098 11281 67858 35304 32554 38674 24468 14206 17122 15167 1955 3 BASA VANA BAGEV AD! T 1978'5 36866 37677 220020 110608 109412 70804 50802 20002 85534 60457 25077 TALUK R 1852'0 33767 34499 201148 101059 100089 63922 46204 17718 79279 55700 23579 U 126'5 3099 3178 18872 9549 9323 6882 4598 2284 6255 4757 1498 Basavana Bagevadi (M) U 126'51 3099 3 I 78 18872 9549 9323 6882 4598 2284 6255 4757 1498 4 BIJAPUR T ALUK T 2659'2 62592 63562 378910 193878 185032 140989 94816 46173 126579 98025 28554 R 2614'4 38283 38861 231597 117231 114366 58306 43021 1S285 90329 65548 24781 U 44,8 24309 2470'1 147313 76647 70666 82683 51795 30888 36250 32477 3773 Bijapur (M) U 44'78 24309 24701 147313 76647 70666 82683 51795 30888 36250 32477 3773 BILGI TALUK T 781·8 16716 17174 98251 4887S 49376 27142 19846 7296 37286 27571 9715 R 781'2 14988 15425 88204 43770' 44434 23246 17244 6002 33908 25105 8803 U 0'6 1728 1749 10047 SJ05 4942 3896 2602 1294 3378 2466 :: 912 Bilgi (M) U 0'58 1728 1749 10047 5105 4942 3896 2602 1294 3378 2466 912 6 HUNGUND TALUJ'. T 1354·2 35934 36822 220207 108850 ! 11357 71)353 56327 20026 85827 59267 26560 R 1348·8 26135 26840 158509 77941 80568 49549 38000 11549 64598 43459 21139 U 5'4 9799 9982 61698 30909 30789 26804 18327 8477 21229 15808 5421 Hungund (M) U 2,36 2381 2402 14550 7310 7240 7071 4689 2382 4708 3401 1307 llka1 (M) U 2'72 5672 5804 36058 18166 17~92 15666 10720 4946 12409 9396 3013 Kamatgi (M) U 0'30 1746 1776 11090 5433 5657 4067 2918 1149 4112 3011 1101 7 INDI TALUK T 2224'9 39130 39665 244279 125668 11861l 65531 48535 16996 95395 68838 26557 R 2147'4 36286 36733 226512 116303 110209 58452 43724 14728 90608 64540 26068 U 77'5 2844 2932 17767 9365 8402 7079 4811 :l268 4787 4298 489 Indi (M) U 77'49 2844 2932 17767 9365 8402 7079 4811 2268 4787 4298 489 8 JAMKHANDITALUK T 1169.2 42527 43260 270955 137506 133449 79107 55514 23593 96839 74662 22177 R 1160'0 25402 25771 161637 82251 79386 34727 26377 8350 60880' 46562 14318 U 9'2 17121 1748~ 109313 55255 54063 44380 29137 15243 35959 28100 7859 Jamkhandi (M) U 4'56 6327 6463 38542 19339 19203 18299 11467 6832 10205 8372 '. 1833 Rabkavi Banhatti (M) U 3'62 7728 7896 51693 26287 25406 20129 13604 6525 18790 14378 4412 Terdal (M) U 1'06 3070 3130 19083 9629 9454 5952 4066 1886 6964 5350 1614 9 MUDDEBIHAL T ALUK T 1501'8 31229 31536 184856 92138 92718 59515 44261 15254 73346 49192 24154 R 1492'2 25692 25932 151558 74937 76621 43353 33461 989l 63638 41354 22284 U 9'6 5537 5604 33298 1720! 16097 16162 (0800 5362 9708 7838 1870 Muddebihal (M) U 6'84 250'3 2522 14962 7768 7194 7786 5141 2645 4052 3395 657 Talikota (M) U 2'79 30'34 3082 18336 9433 8903 8376 5659 2717 5656 4443 1213 318 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Total Agricult.ural Manufacturing, Pro Other Workers (III, Sl. Cultivators (I) Marginal Workers Non-Workers Rural Labourers (II) cessing, servicing IV, V (b) and VI to IX) No. Urban and repairs (V (a)) P M F P M F P M F P M F p M F p M F 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 31 32 33 3 309264 269472 39792 337862 176171 161691 53564 39939 13625 188079 165585 22494 110340 8405 101935 1402673 551964 850709 T 289982 252764 37218 313195 162396 150799 27930 21893 6037 85528 74861 10667 102701 7291 95410 1003818 395746 608072 R 19282 16708 2574 24667 13775 10892 25634 18046 7588 102551 90724 11827 7639 1114 6525 398855 156218 242637 U 28856 26145 2711 23776 13164 10612 8058 5623 2435 15380 13304 2076 16913 671 16242 121763 47653 74110 T 26699 24386 2313 20804 11671 9133 2315 1877 438 6262 5650 612 16258 539 15719 84927 33734 51193 R 2157 1759 398 2972 1493 1479 5743 3746 1997 9118 7654 1464 655 132 523 36836 13919 22917 U 747 628 119 1373 775 598 231 157 74 2359 2064 295 107 11 96 10206 4919 6187 U 526 473 53 503 251 252 3827 2579 1248 5179 4262 917 243 SO 193 18984 6882 12102 U 884 658 226 1096 467 629 1685 1010 675 1580 1328 252 305 71 234 7646 3018 4628 U 17595 15107 2488 20871 10723 10148 2445 1993 452 21355 19050 2305 8517 443 8074 111674 44715 66959 T 2 16733 14301 2432 19650 9919 9731 1757 1425 332 7004 6061 943 8389 405 7984 61066 24616 36450 R 862 806 56 1221 804 417 688 568 120 14351 12989 1362 128 38 90 50608 20099 30509 U 862 806 56 1221 804 417 688 568 120 14351 12989 1362 128 38 90 50608 20099 30509 U 30904 27447 3457 39996 20196 19800 2746 2238 508 11888 10576 1312 10710 804 9906 123176 49347 74429 T 28744 25535 3209 37710 18985 18725 2625 2141 484 10200 9039 1161 10447 760 9687 111422 44599 66823 R 2160 1912 248 2286 1211 1075 121 97 24 1688 1537 151 263 44 219 12354 4748 7606 U 2160 1912 248 2286 1211 1075 121 97 -24 1688 1537 151 263 44 219 12354 4748 7606 U 37571 33460 4111 42573 23417 19156 3075 2456 619 43360 38692 4668 11208 1418 9790 241123 94435 146688 T 4 35850 31825 4025 41382 22551 18831 1585 1337 248 11512 9835 1677 10435 1143 9292 !J0833 50540 80293 R 1721 1635 86 1191 866 325 1490 1119 371 31848 26857 2991 773 275 498 110290 43895 66395 U 1721 1635 86 1191 866 325 1490 1119 371 31848 28857 2991 773 275 498 110290 43895 66395 U 14504 13130 1374 15371 8491 6880 2024 1396 628 5387 4554 833 6633 611 6022 54332 20693 33639 T ,13656 12392 1264 14232 7973 6259 1837 1259 578 4183 3481 702 6191 514 5677 48105 18151 29954 R 848 738 110 1139 518 621 187 137 50 1204 1073 131 442 97 345 6227 2542 3685 U 848 738 110 1139 518 621 187 137 50 1204 1073 131 442 97 345 6227 2542 3685 v 28112 22675 5437 28655 13208 15447 13441 9691 3750 15619 13693 1926 12014 779 11235 122366 48804 73562 T 6 25776 20719 5057 25604 11784 13820 5418 4052 1366 7800 6904 896 9948 640 9308 83963 33842 5()!21 R 2336 1956 380 3051 1424 1627 8023 5639 2384 7819 6789 1030 2066 139 1927 38403 14962 23441 U 1300 1085 215 1747 813 934 171 138 33 1490 1365 125 61 53 9781 3901 5880 U 469 362 107 645 303 342 5902 4092 1810 5393 4639 754 1406 89 1317 22243 8681 13562 U 567 509 58 659 308 351 1950 1409 541 936 785 151 599 42 557 6379 2380 3999 U 35583 31076 4507 41385 21461 19924 2342 1960 382 16085 14341 1744 10947 1043 9904 137937 55787 82150 T 7 34373 29919 4454 40360 20672 19688 2113 1760 353 13762 12189 1573 10146 1014 9132 125758 50749 75009 R 1210 1157 53 1025 789 236 229 200 29 2323 2152 171 801 29 772 12179 5038 7141 U 1210 1157 53 1025 789 236 229 200 29 2323 2152 171 801 29 772 12179 5038 7141 U 31524 27607 3917 28963 17049 11914 10820 7972 2848 25532 22034 3498 12475 1041 11434 161641 61803 99838 T 27421 24243 3178 23398 13802 9596 4270 3290 980 5791 5227 564 10919 826 10093 89838 34863 54975 R 4103 3364 739 5565 3247 2318 6550 4682 1868 19741 16807 2394 1556 215 134\ 71803 26940 44863 U 899 798 101 1190 790 400 656 441 215 7460 6343 1117 713 144 569 27624 10823 16801 U 1304 1028 276 2039 1024 1015 5081 3629 1452 10366 8697 1669 499 59 440 32404 11850 20554 U 1900 1538 362 2336 1433 903 813 612 201 1915 1767 148 344 12 332 11775 4267 7508 U 26158 21550 4608 30988 14297 16691 2450 1912 538 13750 11433 2317 7334 720 6614 104176 42226 61950 T 9 25034 20572 4462 29046 13203 15843 2053 1606 447 7505 5973 1532 7062 680 6382 80858 32903 47955 R 1124 978 146 1942 1094 848 397 306 91 6245 5460 785 272 40 232 23318 9323 13995 U 381 323 58 554 312 242 184 143 41 2933 2617 316 71 14 57 10839 4359 6480 U 743 655 88 1388 782 606 213 163 50 3312 2843 469 201 26 175 12479 4964 7515 U 319 DISTRICT PRIMARY MAIN' WORKERS No. of Total population (inclu- Total Area Occupied No. of ing institutional and Literates SI. District/Taluk/Town Rural in Residen- House- houseless population) Total Main Workers (I - IX) No. Urban Sq. km. tial holds houses p M F P M F P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 10 MUDHOL TALUK T 955·2 26785 27294 164389 82662 81727 41856 30091 11765 62202 46667 15535 R 950'2 20423 20831 125224 62909 62315 26032 19679 6353 49208 36552 12656 U 5'0 6362 6463 39165 19753 19412 15824 10412 5412 12994 10115 2879 Mahalingpur (M) U 1'14 2888 2934 17809 9008 8801 7409 4973 2436 6345 4897 1448 Mudhol (M) U 3'83 3474 3529 21356 10745 10611 8415 5439 2976 6649 5218 1431 II SINDGI TALUK T 2176'4 36573 36875 222712 112760 109952 61414 45926 15488 87425 61379 26046 R 2114'9 33854 34114 206901 103966 102935 54060 40567 13493 82963 57804 25159 U 1'5 2719 2761 15811 8794 7017 7354 5359 1995 4462 3575 887 • Sindgi (M) U 1·46 2719 2761 15811 8794 7017 7354 5359 1995 4A~2 3575 887 Note: 1. Towns treated as such for the first time in 1971 Census, which continue as towns in 1981 Census are shown with an asterisk (*) on their left. 2. 'P', 'M' and 'F' stands for Persons, Males and Femak~ respectively. 3. The following abbreviation have been used within brackets against the names of the towns to indicate the civic status of the tawn. M : Municipality 4. Under Column No.3, the following abbreviations are used: T: Total, R: Rural, U: Urban 320 CENSUS ABSTRACf (Contd.) MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Total Agricultural Manufacturing, Pro- Other Workers (Ill, 51. Cultivators (I) Marginal Workers Non-Workers Rural Labourers (II) cessing, servicing IV, V (b) and VI to IX) No. Urban and repairs (V (a» P M F P M F P M F P M F P M F P M F 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 3 22668 20085 2583 24844 14044 10800 4343 3156 1187 10347 9382 965 4632 323 4309 97555 35672 61883 T 10 20718 18421 2297 21902 12476 9426 2265 1702 563 4323 3953 370 4137 238 3899 71879 26119 45760 R 1950 1664 286 2942 1568 1374 2078 1454 624 6024 5429 595 495 85 410 25676 9553 16123 U 776 620 156 1026 471 555 1677 1191 486 2866 2615 251 134 II 123 11330 4100 7230 U 1174 1044 130 1916 1097 819 401 263 138 3158 2814 344 361 74 287 14346 5453 8893 U 35789 31190 4599 40440 20121 20319 1820 1542 278 9376 8526 850 8957 552 8405 126330 50829 75501 T II 34978 30451 4527 39107 19360 19747 1692 1444 248 7186 6549 637 8769 532 8237 115169 45630 69539 R 811 739 72 1333 761 572 128 98 30 2190 1977 213 188 20 168 11161 5199 5962 U 811 739 72 1333 761 572 128 98 30 2190 1977 213 188 20 168 11161 5199 5962 U 5. The area figures for the State and each of the districts given under column No.4 against 'Total' represent "Geographical Area" and have been furnished by the Surveyor General. India. The figures for the urban areas are either those supplied by the concerned authorities of the towns or compiled in this Directorate on the basis of the records available pertaining to the delimitation of ).lrban units. Area figures for Rural Areas are derived by subtracting the total urban area from the total area of the taluk/district. The total of the area figures of all the taluks in a district will not tally with the district figures (except for Urban), because the former. represent "Land use" area derived from the figures supplied by the Director of Survey, Settlement and Land Records in Karnataka. 6. Urban area given under column No.4 for the taluks is the total of the area of the respective individual urban units included under them rounded off to one place of decimal. 321 BADAMI TALUK KARNATAKA BADAMI TALUK 8IJAPUR OISTRICT o z (., o N D T \ D 5 i BOUNDARV, TALUK. . .. UNMETALLED AND OTHER ROADS " VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER .,. [~~~~~_l~~-:_-_~_:-J RAILWAY LINE WITH STATION, METRE GAUGE IIIII~II I I I " FOREST - RESERVED ... ::~.f.:: RIVER WITH STREAM.. ... ~ HEADQUARTERS: TALUK ... TANK ...... Gill------VILLAGES WITH POPULATION SIZE: BELOW 200; POST OFFICE/TELEGRAPH OFFICE. - PO/TO 200-499; 500-999; 1000-4999 .. ... 0 • • HIGHER SECONDARV SCHOOL. . .. S UNINHABITED VILLAGES WITH LOCATION COOE .. • POLICE STATION...... PS URBAN AREA WITH LOCATION CODE .. ... W&%~ HOSPITAL,PRIMARV HEALTH CENTRE/PRIMARY STATE HIGHWAY. SH 63 HEALTH UNIT, FAMJLY PLANNJNG CENTRE .. IMPORTANT METALLED ROAD IMPORTANT VILLAGE MARKET/HAT(SHANDy),MANDIES .. B(J51£d upon Surv.y of Indio map with the per.lissioh of the SurY~9r General of India. © Gow:r:n..ent of India Copyr'Qht.) 1986. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK : BADAMI 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 1 Adagal 3 2189 2438 46 Hanamaneri (G) 82 97 135 2 Agasarakop 47 Hanamasagar 56 404 351 (Agasarakoppa) 96 540 626 48 Hanapur (S.P.) 146 1441 1708 3 Akkaragal 142 55 48 49 Hangaragi 124 1455 1794 4 Aladakatti 59 365 465 50 Hansapur 152 2259 2198 5 Alur (S.K.) 79 677 951 51 Hardolli 159 6 Alur (S.P.) 135 357 360 52 Havalakhod 85 572 591 7 Anantagiri 26 177 255 53 Hebballi 69 2400 2478 8 Anantapur 40 4 54 Hirebudihal 154 972 1150 9 Anawal 100 1883 1980 55 Hiremuchhalgudda 4 882 1158 10 Aralikatti 44 56 Hirenasbi 21 840 1005 II Asangi 136 327 389 57 Hoolageri 110 1320 1342 58 Hosakoti 91 553 692 12 Bachingudda 10 957 1422 59 Hosur 23 3304 3937 13 Badami (Rural) 157 60 Hullasageri 128 338 378 14 Balageri 2 61 Hullikeri (Inam) 115 1521 1671 15 Bandakeri 98 624 572 62 Hullikeri (S.P.) 145 903 1261 16 Bankaneri 64 410 492 17 Bedarbudihal 150 432 374 63 Ingalagundi 72 42 62 18 Bela walakoppa 65 849 1302 64 Injanawari 132 224 244 19 Bellikhindi 84 279 364 65 Jakanur 32 341 454 20 Belur 27 3379 3647 66 Jalageri 99 1499 1923 21 Birnur 77 473 620 67 Jalihal 28 3523 4032 22 B.N. Jalihal 9 1206 1404 68 Jammanakatti 127 1282 1528 23 Budanagad 131 607 691 69 Jangawad 86 336 425 24 Budihal 35 344 380 70 Kabbalgeri 919 961 25 Chikkamuchalagud 5 820 804 71 Kadapatti (S.K.) 130 26 Chikkanasbi 22 120 139 72 Kadapatti S. Kerur 117 146 145 27 Chimmalagi 143 887 1082 73 Kadarakoppa 101 1319 1328 28 Chimmanakatti 43 1240 1244 74 Kadlimatti 94 29 Chinchalakatti 83 594 654 75 Kagalagomb 108 2058 2141 30 Chirlakop 42 572 755 76 Kainkatti 92 512 572 31 Cholachagudda 37 2744 3375 77 Kajibudihal . 122 735 853 32 Dhanakshirur 29 808 834 78 Kakanur 45 1555 1953 79 Kala bandakeri 95 526 530 33 Fakirbudihal 90 385 437 80 Kalas 74 310 427 34 Ganganabudihal 107 593 718 81 Kallapur 46 435 705 35 Gonal 16 313 463 82 Kanakapur 119 36 Govanaki 18 87 104 83 Karadigud (S.A.) 104 322 396 37 Govankop 84 Karadigudda (S.N.) 55 1541 1731 (Govanakop) 75 1154 1354 85 Karalakop 81 383 455 38 Gubberkoppa III 290 298 86 Katageri 123 2637 3027 39 Guddad Mallapur 24 409 367 87 Kataginahalli 137 491 619 88 Katapur 12 640 901 40 Haganur 80 371 482 89 Katarki 31 1054 1248 41 Haladur 133 949 1197 90 Kelawadi 121 1022 1129 42 Halageri 51 684 965 91 Kendur 7 1249 1615 43 Halakurki 114 2378 2638 92 Kerakalamatti 106 1487 1690 44 Haligeri 93 Kerur (Rural) 158 (Halageri) 50 1441 1442 94 Khanapur (S.K.) 62 621 932 45 Hanamaneri 102 318 299 95 Khanapur (S.P.) 147 388 418 325 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK : BADAMI 1981 1981 Population Population Sl. Census Sl. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 96 Khyad 36 1239 1325 128 NeeJagund 58 2632 3099 97 Kiltali 71 1501 1705 129 Neeralakeri 48 1586 1501 98 Konkanakoppa 125 1051 1307 130 Neeraiagi 34 592 689 99 Kotanalli 138 366 545 131 Neerbudihal 105 1254 1382 100 Kotihal 132 Nelwagi 14 611 850 (Konkal) 118 1508 1957 133 Padanakatti 134 717 803 101 Kulageri 41 645 679 134 Parwati 148 989 1263 102 Kuntankunkeri 135 Pattadaka1 11 1479 2101 (Kutankunkeri) 6 1804 1856 136 Radder Timmapur 49 1237 1442 103 Lakhamapur 66 915 1027 137 Rangasamudra 13 25 32 104 Lakkasakoppa 126 504 572 105 Layadagundi 139 1150 1402 138 Saganur 87 246 297 106 Lingadal 73 139 Shiparamatti 93 430 479 107 Lingapur 129 582 739 140 Shirbadigi 15 649 793 141 Shivapur 38 119 138 108 Malgi 89 494 534 142 Somanakoppa 57 644 772 109 Mallapur 67 522 522 143 Subbalahunshi 140 214 265 110 Mamatageri 54 615 734 144 Suggewad 153 III Mangalagud 144 1012 1176 145 Sulikeri 109 1625 1787 112 Mangalur 17 475 705 146 Sulla 70 1353 1512 113 Maninagar 112 802 874 114 Manneri 30 700 923 147 Talakawad 78 501 518 115 Mattikatti 116 619 807 148 Taminal 33 394 502 116 Mumaraddikop 68 425 427 149 Tappasakatti 47 483 662 117 Mustigeri 53 1887 2046 150 Teggi 155 839 927 118 Muttalageri 60 2584 2875 151 Timmapur (S.N.) 61 445 534 119 Muradi 149 611 622 152 Timmasagar 120 1039 1:!107 153 Togunshi 156 971 1097 120 Nagalapur 151 121 Nagaral 141 973 1202 154 Ugalwat 52 1429 1576 122 Nagaral (S.P.) 19 76 174 ISS Wadawatti 76 309 347 123 Nandikeshwar 8 2543 3344 124 Narasapur 63 960 1107 156 Yandigeri 103 1128 1276 125 Narenur 88 1004 1268 157 Yankanchi 113 1029 1148 126 Nasagunni 25 212 315 158 Yaragoppa (Yargoppa) 39 1396 1760 127 Nawalholi 20 297 339 159 Yaragoppa (Inam) 97 630 770 326 BADAMI TALUK (Contd.) URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK : BADAMI MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of L.C. Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 BAOAMI T ALUK T 1397 ·2 36282 36779 214746 106560 108186 51491 20194 58236 17834 26145 2711 R 1390·5 26524 26959 157265 77857 79408 34728 11518 43584 12496 24386 2313 U 6·7 9758 9820 57481 28703 28778 16763 8676 14652 5338 1759 398 RURAL Kabbalgeri 1148· 35 165 166 961 501 90 08 239 202 132 47 2 Balageri Amalgamated with Adagal L.C. No.3 3 Adagal 1953'74 399 408 2438 1240 1198 374 77 697 169 359 16 4 Hircmuchhalgudda 504·73 172 173 1158 562 596 246 37 315 213 265 159 5 Chikkamuchalagud 384'18 128 134 804 390 414 198 43 213 135 155 6 Kuntankunkeri 1012·90 336 352 1856 924 932 448 147 533 22 344 04 7 Kendur 1657·93 238 253 1615 792 823 278 65 433 72 218 8 Nandikeswar 1691·07 539 543 3344 1703 1641 830 242 939 469 549 169 9 B.N. Jalihal 675'78 205 207 1404 679 725 318 107 370 161 278 102 10 Bachingudda 441·74 180 180 1422 686 736 321 76 351 331 202 85 11 Pattadakal 988·91 341 358 2101 9% 1105 576 221 541 337 217 20 12 Katapur 1102·92 139 142 901 444 457 169 25 239 08 122 01 13 Rangasamudra N 05 06 32 17 IS 07 05 , 1'4 Nelwagi 518·23 129 129 850 424 426 182 72 225 38 65 15 Shirbadigi 390·02 132 135 793 395 398 144 24 241 113 16 Gonal 412·98 64 64 463 209 254 95 31 125 53 113 53 17 Mangalur 1123·99 126 126 705 349 356 55 13 210 03 165 01 18 Govanaki 509'37 11 11 104 74 30 45 04 35 05 13 19 Nagaral (S·P·) 1537'62 33 33 174 89 85 13 05 60 14 20 Nawalholi 338·23 47 47 339 159 180 40 04 95 62 21 Hirenasbi 670·92 157 157 1005 486 519 218 45 273 225 60 04 22 Chikkanasbi 220·30 22 22 139 59 80 08 02 39 34 IS 23 Hosur 3023'75 619 626 3937 1906 2031 909 398 1140 07 925 24 Guddadmallapur 541'01 52 53 367 183 184 90 51 103 84 25 Nasagunni 432·29 57 57 315 143 172 66 43 86 72 26 Anantagiri 360'18 41 41 255 132 123 56 26 75 72 27 Belur 1072·90 597 600 3647 1843 1804 1148 532 918 123 283 14 28 Jalihal 1462·% 707 715 4032 1988 2044 1018 508 1038 265 345 26 29 Dhanakshirur 703·47 145 152 834 395 439 234 62 230 10 99 30 Manneri 459·22 143 144 923 451 472 258 92 253 148 % 19 31 Katarki 659·94 193 197 1248 604 644 353 124 344 168 225 92 32 Jakanur 154·21 75 77 454 228 226 16] 73 110 80 15 01 33 Taminal 408·94 82 84 502 243 259 112 39 135 . 135 14 01 34 Neeralagi 228·25 121 128 689 331 358 130 31 162 180 66 10 35 Budihal 307'47 67 68 380 188 192 79 11 104 07 02 36 Khyad 833·73 248 258 1325 655 670 294 58 372 282 162 26 37 Cholachagudda 1314·98 566 572 3375 1642 1733 829 442 893 134 375 25 38 Shivapur N 28 28 138 76 62 09 01 29 16 39 Yaragoppa 1671·58 294 303 1760 889 871 268 40 558 158 265 40 Anantapur N 01 01 04 02 02 01 41 Kuiageri 373'69 123 125 679 338 341 138 26 202 51 176 48 42 Chirlakop 657·17 134 135 7SS 365 390 140 29 223 03 148 02 328 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Agricultural Manufacturing Process Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Town I L.c. (III, IV, Vb) & Name ot No. of Ward/ Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Divison/Mohalla etc .• Repairs [V] [a] M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 13164 10612 5623 2435 13304 2076 671 16242 47653 74110 T BADAMI T ALUK 11671 9133 1877 438 5650 612 539 15719 33734 51193 R 1493 1479 3746 1997 7654 1464 132 523 13919 22917 U RURAL 79 151 04 24 04 221 229 Kabbalgeri Ba1ageri 2 167 144 05 166 09 01 543 1028 Adagal 3 13 53 08 29 01 98 247 285 H iremuchhalgudda 4 20 134 01 37 01 22 84 155 195 Chik kamucha1agud 5 82 03 18 01 89 14 05 382 386 528 Kuntankunkeri 6 148 67 15 02 52 03 01 299 358 452 Kendur 7 232 293 28 03 130 04 19 344 745 828 Nandikeswar 8 14 39 18 04 60 16 22 124 287 440 B.N.lalihal 9 120 242 08 03 21 01 01 16 334 389 Bachingudda 10 197 307 20 107 10 250 455 518 Pattadakal 11 55 06 10 52 01 211 205 238 Katapur 12 02 10 10 05 Rangasamudra 13 146 32 04 10 10 233 189 155 Nelwagi 14 91 07 30 235 154 163 Shirbadigi 15 01 04 07 01 39 83 162 Gonal 16 43 02 01 01 160 139 193 Mangalur 17 13 02 01 07 04 12 39 13 Govanaki 18 30 16 37 29 48 Nagaral (S.P.) 19 23 10 110 64 70 Nawalholi 20 156 219 06 51 02 01 14 212 280 Hirenasbi 21 24 33 01 11 20 35 Chikkanasbi 22 63 42 04 110 03 1234 766 790 Hosur 23 16 02 01 102 80 82 Guddadmallapur 24 06 06 02 87 57 85 Nasagunni 25 03 68 57 55 Anantagiri 26 156 21 210 61 269 27 10 214 915 1467 Belur 27 412 194 117 03 164 42 14 716 936 1063 lalihaJ 28 111 10 09 11 146 165 283 Dhanakshirur 29 144 129 04 09 14 108 184 216 Manneri 30 97 74 14 08 02 04 107 256 369 Katarki 31 45 71 02 48 08 09 118 137 lakanur 32 113 134 01 07 03 108 121 Taminal 33 83 170 03 10 01 07 168 171 Neralagi 34 64 07 03 35 88 84 97 Budihal 35 149 249 13 01 48 06 08 44 275 344 Khyad 36 364 77 21 22 133 10 01 529 748 1070 . Cholachagudda 37 07 06 32 47 30 Shivapur 38 245 151 15 33 07 01 428 330 285 Yaragoppa 39 01 01 01 01 Anantapur 40 04 02 06 16 01 02 14 134 276 Kulageri 41 48 01 10 17 01 98 141 289 Chir1akop 42 329 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TALUK : BADAMI MAIN WORKERS Area of Village in No. of Total Population L.C. Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward! House- Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' p M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 43 Chilnmanakatti 839·89 193 193 1244 597 647 247 lOS 367 80 335 74 44 Aralikatti Amalgamated with Kakanur L.C. No. 45 45 Kakanur 1578'72 371 382 1953 1020 933 520 179 585 121 260 27 46 Kallapur 557·77 no' 110 705 358 347 114 24 231 224 47 Tappasakatti 678·36 118 Jl9 662 347 31S 120 07 215 59 205 56 48 Neeralakeri 1413·66 281 302 1501 753 748 222 29 417 269 142 33 49 Radder-Timmapur 287·66 249 250 1442 742 700 408 181 425 37 248 09 50 Haligeri 1809'19 276 289 1442 708 734 282 63 430 132 250 22 51 Halageri 1058·98 156 156 965 449 516 117 21 264 IS 226 . 10 52 Ugalwat 1472'49 263 271 1576 794 782 344 123 458 126 238 23 53 Mustigeri 2461·23 385 390 2046 1008 1038 503 203 605 118 306 14 54 Mamatageri 835'59 130 130 734 366 368 134 32 222 43 163 32 55 Karadigudda (S.N.) 1145'75 292 292 1731 875 856 126 12 439 02 421 01 56 Hanamasagar 264·25 69 69 351 155 196 76 31 91 30 77 28 57 Somanakoppa 353·05 134 134 772 403 369 ISO 19 219 107 98 14 58 Neelagund 1901-59 551 556 3099 1513 1586 717 247 882 396 266 06 5'9 Aladakatti 223'69 72 76 465 238 227 100 37 171 04 34 60 Muttalageri 2647·95 476 502 2875 1402 1473 370 90 806 210 596 03 61 Timmapur (S.N.) 752·57 83 89 534 269 265 136 27 173 53 115 15 62 Khanapur (S.K.) 521'76 183 183 932 478 454 273 86 286 139 164 75 63 Narasapur 501'72 170 170 1107 555 552 271 78 310 96 149 16 64 Bankaneri 899'08 91 91 492 271 221 85 08 186 152 92 70 65 Belawalakoppa 1018'03 202 202 1302 634 668 318 86 362 125 86 04 66 Lakhamapur 633'70 189 189 1027 517 510 325 75 323 132 6'7 Mallapur 755·65 92 92 522 254 268 120 17 161 108 68 Mumaraddikop 267·99 71 72 427 215 212 150 57 108 82 34 09 69 HebbaHi 1629'55 465 482 2478 1230 1248 711 269 713 485 )24 126 70 Sulla 916'12 245 247 1512 772 740 347 86 423 207 183 05 71 Kittali 1301'91 286 2119 1705 844 861 453 180 485 365 179 07 72 Ingalagundi N 10 10 62 29 33 18 05 J3 02 07 73 Lingadal Amalgamated with Oovinkop L.C No. 75 74 Kalas 574'53 70 70 427 205 222 73 14 99 70 55 75 Oovankop 631'34 257 257 1354 660 694 403 224 330 70 107 06 76 Wadawatti 323'73 63 63 347 156 191 86 74 81 18 63 II 77 Birnur 490·75 99 99 620 305 315 159 47 169 32 101 02 78 Talakawad 269,60 80 80 518 253 265 179 87 I3S 04 76 02 79 Alur (S.K) 573·27 143 146 951 468 483 150 41 237 59 158 dtI 80 Haganur 457·27 71 71 482 238 244 121 16 137 53 78 06 81 Karalakop 413'53 67 67 455 223 232 120 16 138 09 95 03 82 Hanamaneri (0) 561-34 20 20 135 68 67 04 41 39 15 83 Chinchalakatti 1069'77 101 101 654 337 317 42 07 187 116 68 03 84 Bellikhindi 552'33 54 54 364 174 190 64 13 110 62 62 03 85 Havalakhod 943'28 103 103 591 301 290 102 03 187 107 99 06 86 Jangawad 952·96 74 76 425 211 214 103 43 125 66 61 19 87 Saganur 502·41 48 53 297 146 151 e1 06 81 75 39 30 88 Narenur 1748'11 228 231 1268 643 625 18S 30 347 143 230 68 89 Malgi 1168 '43 94 94 534 272 262 76 29 153 96 330 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Agricultural Manufacturing Process Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Town/ (Ill, IV, V b) & Name 01 No. of Ward/ L.C. LabourCf5 (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Divison/Mohalla etc., Repairs [V] (aJ M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 18 06 04 10 01 68 229 499 Chimmanakatti 43 Aralikatti 44 162 88 19 01 144 05 06 164 429 648 Kakanur 45 04 03 127 347 KaUapur 46 05 02 02 03 01 132 2S6 Tappasakatti 47 207 228 13 01 SS 07 50 59 286 420 Neeralakeri 48 106 20 09 02 62 06 25 317 638 Radder-Timmapur 49 107 100 21 03 52 07 03 22 275 580 Haligeri 50 08 01 30 04 05 18S 496 Halageri 51 135 97 25 05 60 01 06 185 330 471 Ugalwat 52 195 93 19 01 85 10 12 438 391 482 Mustigeri 53 09 09 II 39 02 01 162 143 163 Mamageri 54 09 01 08 01 17 436 837 Karadigudda (S.N.) 55 07 02 01 06 02 26 62 140 Hanamasagar 56 98 92 08 IS 01 12 99 172 163 Somanakoppa 57 495 378 39 09 82 03 01 04 630 1186 Nee\agund 58 62 04 01 74 01 156 66 67 Aladakatti S9 118 199 13 79 08 492 596 771 Muttalageri 60 27 32 06 25 06 01 27 9S 185 Timmapur (S.N.) 61 18 43 02 102 21 12 24 180 291 Khanapur (S.K.) 62 94 77 21 01 46 02 245 456 Narasapur 63 89 82 01 04 85 69 Bankaneri 64 244 119 11 21 02 227 272 316 Belawalakoppa 65 131 15 45 225 194 285 Lakhamapur 66 45 02 06 01 166 92 102 Mallapur 67 49 71 01 24 02 03 43 104 87 Mumaraddikop 68 197 265 116 76 08 10 227 507 536 Hebballi 69 170 202 16 54 08 349 525 SuUa 70 204 314 67 43 35 01 01 359 495 Kittali 71 06 02 03 II 13 20 Ingaiagundi 72 Lingadal 73 37 69 07 01 01 16 105 136 Kalas 74 52 41 46 17 125 06 10 78 320 546 Oovankop 75 13 07 01 04 05 17 70 156 Wadawatti 76 67 30 01 31 136 252 Birnur 77 26 2 33 73 ll8 188 Talakawad 78 SO 55 06 23 01 230 424 Alur (S.K) 79 55 47 02 02 02 101 189 Haganur 80 33 06 10 8S 223 Karalakop 81 24 39 01 01 27 28 Hanamaneri (0) 82 109 113 01 09 150 201 Chinchalakatti 83 32 SS 02 01 14 03 64 128 Bellikhindi 84 73 99 02 n 02 114 183 Havalakhod 85 46 47 18 19 86 129 Jangawad 86 31 44 11 01 65 76 Saganur 87 32 55 15 os 70 15 06 8S 290 397 Narenur 88 31 14 12 146 119 116 Malgi 89 331 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK : BADAMI MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of Total Main Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Cultivators hectares Occupied Workers L.C. Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) (l) and of residential (I-IX) No. Division/Mohalla etc., holds Town/Ward houses in Km' p M F M F M F M F 10 11 12 13 14 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ,90 Fakirbudihal 458'33 76 76 437 219 218 70 11 122 02 70 91 HosaKoti 1221·84 127 129 692 349 343 120 39 234 27 170 05 92 Kainkatti 595'05 98 98 572 285 287 113 30 178 08 119 03 93 Shiparamatti 414·39 86 86 479 247 232 156 58 159 111 93 28 94 Kadlimatti Amalgamated wi~h Kainkatti L.C. No. 92 95 Kaiabandakeri 1040-8) 98 98 530 269 261 104 30 166 134 78 05 96 Agasarakop 538'48 no 114 626 303 323 199 70 171 02 144 01 97 Yaragoppa (lnam) 713'50 130 130 770 380 390 131 47 231 40 131 02 98 Bandakeri 744·86 115 115 572 295 277 107 23 188 23 .119 03 99 Jalageri 2226'39 328 332 1923 986 937 253 82 474 82 276 24 100 AnawaJ 2240·70 406 406 1980 967 1013 318 116 570 122 299 07 101 Kadarakoppa 1358'37 227 238 1328 678 650 3i8 170 395 17 281 12 102 Hanamaneri 616'39 42 46 299 166 133 66 22 109 02 46 01 103 Yandigeri 1432'69 217 223 1276 645 631 361 120 341 30 239 01 104 Karadigud (S.A.) 730'25 90 90 396 193 203 74 03 115 lIS 100 06 105 NeerbudihaJ 734'57 26S 269 1382 660 722 410 187 360 190 159 05 106 KerakaJamatti 796·87 294 303 1690 820 870 296 97 472 104 265 II 107 Ganganabudihal 474·29 94 99 718 346 372 198 83 213 08 ISO 08 108 Kagalagomb 853'97 333 344 2141 1057 1084 612 322 S28 53 284 09 I ()!} Sulikeri 394,)0 335 339 1787 896 89] 3.55 87 494 06 149 .110 Hoolageri 2392'67 247 249 1342 644 698 307 116 373 24 316 20 III Gubberkoppa 639·71 54 54 298 137 161 86 42 72 18 70 ,17 112 Maninagar 904·93 165 168 874 419 455 288 164 216 10] 105 21 113 Yankanchi 641'42 187 193 1148 563 585 302 71 298 55 168 03 114 Halakurki 2500'53 483 487 2638 1320 1318 581 147 775 lOS 532 06 115 Hullikeri (loam) 1431'32 314 324 1671 845 826 316 69 519 35 386 116 Mattikatti 1067·79 144 144 807 409 398 145 33 272 ISO 242 03 117 Kadapatti S. Kerur 712·66 32 32 145 67 78 29 16 35 24 118 Kotihal 1295'45 343 346 1957 939 1018 472 142 474 121 136 01 119 Kanakapura Amalgamated with Lingapur L.C. No. 129 120 Timmasagar 146·06 197 205 1107 527 580 219 33 303 151 160 04 121 Kelawadi 1559·43 201 206 1129 533 596 344 166 280 194 120 54 122 KajibuElihai 328·71 113 117 853 405 448 243 134 208 01 95 123 Katageri 2719·14 450 451 3027 1503 1524 957 451 741 234 359 14 124 Hangaragi 2033 ·00 283 284 1794 860 934 422 103 448 128 294 01 125 Konkanakoppa 616'51 211 211 1307 668 639 407 137 371 159 184 06 126 Lakkasakoppa 625·83 95 9i 572 295 277 141 31 140 65 127 Jammanakatti 751·95 226 231 1528 752 776 344 97 386 07 202 128 Hullasageri 454·39 53 53 378 190 188 100 18 100 05 87 129 Lingapur 123'8'11 134 135 739 373 366 95 03 219 208 154 122 130 Kadapatti (S.K.) Amalgamated with Kelwadi L.C. No. 121 131 Budanagad 683'93 108 108 691 347 344 84 II 189 189 132 lojanawari 5OS·95 41 41 244 130 114 66 05 74 02 54 133 HaJadur 934'01 187 187 1197 588 609 291 51 325 191 169 58 134 Padanakatti 273·79 152 157 803 406 397 146 22 248 22 90 02 135 J\llur (S.P.) 288'13 60 60 360 174 186 51 15 107 69 26 04 136 Asangi 366'44 65 65 389 187 50 04 110 70 26 04 332 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Agricultural Manufacturing Process Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Town/ L.C. (III, IV, Vb) & Name 01 No. of Ward/ Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Divison/MohalJa etc., Repairs [VI [a] M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 31 02 UJ 20 01 97 215 Fakirbudihal 90 50 20 07 07 02 109 115 207 Hosakoti 91 28 OS 08 23 02 82 lOS 197 Kainkatti 92 22 28 41 55 03 01 24 87 97 Shiparamatti 93 Kadlimatti 94 36 115 02 01 50 13 01 14 102 113 Kalabandakeri 95 01 04 22 01 144 132 177 Agasarakop 96 48 38 02 50 192 149 158 Yaragoppa (inam) 97 25 18 04 40 02 80 107 174 Bandakeri 98 163 48 08 27 10 37 120 475 735 Jalageri 99 220 112 05 46 03 03 253 394 638 Anawal 100 86 04 01 27 01 77 283 556 Kadarakoppa 101 43 01 20 32 57 99 Hanamaneri 102 66 28 17 01 19 92 304 509 Yandigeri 103 14 109 01 78 88 Karadigud (S.A) 104 100 139 10 03 91 43 03 300 529 Neerbudihal 105 123 91 12 72 02 04 128 344 638 Kerakalamatti 106 55 05 03 03 43 130 321 Ganganabudihal 107 90 31 34 05 120 08 43 206 486 825 Kagalagomb 108 297 06 01 47 01 280 401 605 Sulikeri 109 14 03 09 34 01 04 271 670 Hoolageri 110 01 01 01 65 143 Gubberkoppa III 72 75 08 31 05 05 37 198 317 Maninagar 112 83 49 09 01 38 02 16 101 249 429 Yankanchi 113 110 98 17 01 116 03 12 59 533 1151 Halakurki 114 57 35 03 71 358 326 433 Hullikeri (lnam) 115 13 147 II 06 89 137 159 Mattikatti 116 08 03 02 34 30 44 Kadapatti S. Kerur 117 146 80 61 03 131 37 465 897 Kotihal 118 Kanakapura 119 89 139 05 49 08 04 72 220 357 Timmasagar 120 45 131 05 110 09 04 33 249 369 Kelawadi 121 79 01 01 33 34 197 413 Kajibudihal 122 219 204 37 07 126 09 04 215 758 1075 Katageri 123 92 liS 32 08 30 04 412 806 Hangaragi 124 60 99 104 51 23 03 144 297 336 Konkanakoppa 125 61 02 12 03 105 152 172 Lakkasakoppa 126 130 04 12 42 03 19 320 347 449 J ammanakatti 127 07 05 06 07 90 176 Hullasageri 128 36 77 17 09 12 154 158 Lingapur 129 Kadapatti (S.K.) 130 91 158 253 Budanagad 131 07 02 13 28 56 84 Injanawari 132 115 133 13 28 38 263 380 Haladur 133 105 13 13 40 07 14 221 144 154 Padanakatti 134 61 64 06 14 01 01 II 66 106 Allur (S.P) 135 65 20 01 6 92 111 Asangi 136 333 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TALUK : BADAMI MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators L.C. Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers and of residential (I) No. Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 137 Kataginahalli 835'13 99 99 619 315 304 98 29 164 96 46 138 Kotanalli 911'13 75 75 545 266 279 91 18 160 93 139 Layadagundi 401'1l 217 217 1402 713 689 314 109 391 10 196 140 Subbalahunshi 331'83 39 39 265 134 131 66 24 73 65 141 Nagara1 1219,89 193 197 1202 591 6i1 282 85 342 26 283 142 Akkaragal N'" 12 12 48 26 22 09 05 15 14 143 Chimmalagi 650'89 176 181 1082 541 541 259 54 285 37 187 14 144 Mangalgud 515'21 194 194 1176 576 600 275 97 297 88 235 03 145 ijullikeri (S.P) 1621'48 205 208 1261 608 653 76 11 350 81 196 16 146 Hanapur (S.P.) 1529'97 273 273 1708 876 832 300 78 456 12 215 147 Khanapur (S.P.) 985,18 78 78 418 212 206 35 10 112 42 108 08 148 Parwati 826'82 222 233 1263 631 632 211 24 356 19 175 04 _ 149 Muradi 1076·65 87 87 622 299 323 143 153 134 II 45 150 Bedarbudihal 1047,95 66 66 374 175 199 78 20 91 10 S4 03 151 Nagalapur Amalgamated with Halakurki, L.C. No. 114 152 Hansapur 2100·03 402 403 2198 1062 1136 461 125 572 47 410 153 Suggewad Amalgamated with Konkanakoppa, L.C. No. 125 154 Hirebudihal 1064,32 167 167 1150 570 580 260 43 333 253 208 09 155 Teggi 466·17 148 148 927 466 461 181 30 252 09 166 02 l.56 Togunsbi 926·90 209 210 1097 S44 553 151 44 315 20 294 10 157 Badami (Rural) 3555,70 UN-INHABITED 158 Kerur (Rural) 2776·86 UN-INHABITED 159 Hardolli 1093·45 UN-INHABITED URBAN 5/1 Badami (M) 3,32 2644 2662 15023 7654 7369 4450 2172 3624 1086 628 119 Ward No. I N.A 528 529 2908 1487 1421 789 269 745 239 189 37 Ward No. II N.A 462 468 2577 1307 1270 792 468 597 93 96 Ward No. III N.A 453 460 2665 1345 1320 858 479 585 168 86 04 Ward No. IV N.A 437 437 2555 1262 1293 775 399 650 155 136 21 Ward No. V N.A 764 768 4318 2253 2065 1236 557 1047 431 121 57 S/VI Gu1edagudda (M) 1'59 4926 4948 29262 14497 14765 8936 4923 7565 2470 473 S3 Division No. I N.A. 825 829 4992 2503 2489 1561 829 1271 388 127 10 Division No. II N.A. 789 791 4685 2319 2366 1724 1026 1167 299 30 05 Division No. III N.A. 1013 1020 6213 3084 3129 1999 1264 1587 537 58 08 Division No. IV N.A. 727 730 4208 2095 2113 1179 604 1198 S09 47 04 Division No. V N.A. 792 797 4762 2361 2401 1500 776 1233 459 20 10 Division No. VI N.A. 780 781 4402 2135 2267 973 424 1109 278 191 16 S/XH Kerur (M) 1.80 2188 2210 13196 6552 6644 3377 1581 3463 1782 6S8 226 Division No. I N.A. 536 536 3254 1626 1628 770 367 807 309 205 46 Division No. II N.A. 475 478 2714 1339 1375 680 323 736 452 209 121 Division No. III N.A. 467 472 2811 1381 1430 679 402 700 248 87 08 Division No. IV N.A._ 350 352 2126 1067 1059 720 279 612 488 38 11 Division No. V N.A. 363 372 2291 1139 1152 528 210 608 28S 119 40 334 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Agricultural Manufacturing Process Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of VillagelTownl (III, IV, V b) & Name 01 No. 01 Wardl L.C. Labourers (II) ing Servicing and VI to IX Divison/Mohalla etc., No. Repairs [VI [a) M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 88 89 02 05 28 02 60 151 148 KataginahalJi 137 60 03 04 116 106 163 Kotanalli 138 89 05 52 02 54 03 215 322 464 Layadagundi 139 08 37 61 94 Subbalahunshi 140 34 22 II 14 04 143 249 442 Nagaral 141 01 11 22 Akkaragal 142 50 19 07 02 41 02 40 184 216 320 Chimmalagi 143 34 85 08 20 16 149 263 363 Mangalgud 144 109 17 05 01 40 47 01 166 257 406 Hullikeri (S.P.) 145 131 12 06 104 117 420 703 Hanapur (S.P.) 146 03 34 01 01 100 163 Khanapur (S.P.) 147 134 15 01 46 06 275 607 Parwati 148 81 08 II 01 165 311 Muradi 149 30 06 03 04 01 51 84 138 Bedarbudihal 150 Nagalapur 151 38 34 02 90 45 17 509 473 580 Hansapur 152 Sugewad 153 49 241 23 53 03 17 237 310 Hirebudihal 154 54 02 01 30 06 214 452 Teggi 155 03 02 04 14 08 07 229 526 Togunshi 156 Badami (Rural) 157 Kerur (Rural) 158 Hardolli 159 URBAN 775 598 157 74 2064 295 11 96 4019 6187 Badami (M) 5/1 232 147 46 20 278 35 01 7 741 1175 Ward No. I 161 54 21 319 39 01 16 709 1161 Ward No. II 184 115 29 24 286 25 02 55 758 1097 Ward No. III 49 89 33 11 432 34 01 611 1138 Ward No. IV 149 193 28 19 749 162 06 18 1200 1616 Ward No. V 251 252 2579 1248 4262 917 SO 193 6882 12102 Guledagudda (M) 5/VI 61 109 266 103 817 166 01 42 1231 2059 Division No. I 09 19 384 159 744 116 OS 46 1147 2021 Division No. II 61 63 394 214 1074 252 06 14 1491 2578 Division No. III 22 35 50S 321 624 149 14 45 883 1559 Division No. IV 04 10 616 296 593 143 21 30 1107 1912 Division No. V 94 16 414 ISS 410 91 03 16 1023 1973 Division No. VI 467 629 1010 675 1328 252 71 234 3018 4628 Kerur (M) 5/XII 109 163 64 20 42~ 80 34 47 785 1272 Division No. I 119 216 106 70 302 45 02 06 601 917 Division No. II 80 99 122 43 411 98 33 89 648 1093 Division No. III 38 80 413 379 123 18 01 39 454 532 Division No. tv 121 71 305 163 63 11 01 53 530 814 Divisioll No. V 335 BAGALKOT TALUK i ~ ~ ~ 1li0. It'" -J- e tIl n. -J. O~~6.' '? ~O-f..~V'O\.\.\c:' ,-I :' .. <,0 , J :; .) .:::> t , , , ,I , , , • .d. -./ i IO>~ ;~: ::! ..0 • :I: _; 1"1 ; 0::: © Z ::r: :l i i • II) .; y- , " , « ," 'C ~ i i t: • E 5 I .: .....J '" l- i L_J " 0 ~ '0 u '0 lcJ81 1981 Population SI. Census Sl. Cen,us ~ Name of viUale Name of villaae No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 19'71 193t No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 1 Adlaour 67 1282 1359 46 Kadampur 36 go? ll)f 2 Alur 89 1919 2249 47 Kaladai 19 7M4 8'7H 3 Anadinni 29 544 684 (Kaladagi) 4 Andamuranal 71 393 51 48 Kalasakop 45 327 4SO 5 Ankala';' 20 572 718 49 Kesanur 31 364 .w4 50 Khajjidoni 47 1919 1911 6 Bagalkot (Rural) 90 51 Kirasur 4 1478 1711 7 Banikinni 30 205 293 (Banidinni) 52 Lavaleshavar 70 206 322 8 Banakatti 11 2446 2697 53 Mallapur 1 712 980 9 Bennur 77 1838 2187 54 Mankani 56 952 988 10 Bevinamatti-S .Haveli 15 1182 1333 55 ManihaUi 49 304 .380 11 Bevoor 7 4079 4633 56 Mannikatti 17 793 918 12 Bbapvati 5 1902 2291 57 Mastihal 88 312 377 13 Bbairamatti 8 1152 1615 58 Muchakhandi 14 1805 2341 14 Bilkerur 66 1265 1691 59 Mudapaljivi 68 466 561 15 Bodanaikdinni 2 1364 1416 60 Mudavinkop 61 375 321 16 Bommanagi 52 1033 1154 61 Mugalalli 72 1226 1730 17 Chebbi 21 1001 1144 62 Muranal 38 1474 2'113 18 Chick Hodalur 81 652 567 63 Muttatt ~ 653 661 19 Chick Myqeri 55 1001 1254 64 Nakari&undi 34 546 602 20 Chick-SheUikeri 43 1113 1198 65 Napral 53 )03 3M 21 Chikgulabal 86 155 lOS 66 51 317 .S6 22 Chikmuramatti 83 242 280 NtIi"··PII!i 67 Nlliaepli 11M 1190 23 Chik-Sanshi 24 334 422 68 Nilalkeri 13 l»5 10421 24 Chitaldnkop 62 446 352 " 25 CIlotldapur 9 999 1211 69 ...... 64 1112 1511 16 DevaJapur (S.M.) 63 S45 726 70 Sanaapur 3 611 27 Devaul 25 1079 1424 (lenppura) .. 2. Domanal 54 627 no 71 Salas-di 37 416 72 S&JIIOOdi 75 m ~ Gaddankeri 339 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TALUK:BAGALKOT MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of L.c. Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc .• holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 BAGALKOT T ALUK T 936·3 30581 31171 182457 92031 90426 .50252 22892 46873 15393 15107 2488 R 902·7 19483 19890 114599 56727 i7872 25784 8686 31706 13438 14301 2432 U 33·6 11098 11281 67858 35304 32554 24468 14206 15167 1955 806 56 RURAL I Mallapur 1244·68 167 167 980 538 442 277 61 290 04 67 2 Bodanaikdinni 1294·05 256 286 1416 714 702 283 78 398 251 235 86 3 Sangapur 614·85 131 137 628 315 313 133 21 196 90 81 4 Kirasur 2089·68 286 291 / 1771 922 849 440 170 532 383 226 66 5 Bhagavati 1517·17 411 412 2291 1133 1158 714 270 570 224 196 07 6 Hallur 2766·29 529 535 2870 1470 1400 928 351 762 284 311 19 7 Bevoor 5105 ·10 762 783 4633 2264 2369 1176 546 1188 816 599 297 8 Bhairamatti 1075 ·08 222 225 1615 774 841 313 119 429 210 264 109 9 Choudapur 1042·39 ' 223 233 1211 566 645 247 94 351 42 220 13 10 1ngalagi 497·93 100 101 617 304 313 170 59 176 39 93 04 11 Benakatti 925·88 511 513 2697 1327 1370 647 317 789 240 419 38 12 Sirur 8488·37 1772 1816 10841 5371 5470 2408 1014 2845 986 1436 248 13 Niralkeri 1545·60 265 279 1427 70s 724 285 41 434 94 231 12 14 Muchakhandi 1836·46 397 397 2341 1166 1175 406 114 653 473 233 77 1S Bevinmatti S' Haveli 621·96 204 209 1333 634 699 96 03 363 349 117 04 16 Honnakatti 643·28 163 165 993 507 486 142 14 301 144 96 17 Mannikatti 413·46 165 171 918 454 464 160 22 283 254 163 146 18 Sigikeri 1084·34 221 221 1185 599 586 303 94 343 10 187 01 19 Kaladgi 2469·03 1437 1451 8738 4294 4444 2105 955 2322 893 532 86 20 Ankalagi 574·73 126 126 718 359 359 l7S 68 212 106 91 21 Udagatti 942·19 134 145 832 422 410 214 80 279 246 178 102 22 Sharadal 761·24 79 79 434 214 220 105 32 133 110 43 06 23 Hiresanshi 245·68 93 93 664 322 342 98 17 187 134 85 07 24 Chiksanshi 320'44 65 65 422 222 200 106 50 123 18 75 02 25 Devanal 779·50 215 217 1424 737 687 249 75 ,399 131 97 10 26 Sokanadagi 981'95 199 202 1323 669 654 186 54 419 163 223 IS 27 Chebbi 1023·88 189 189 1144 S62 582 273 56 296 131 143 IS 28 Yadahalli 703'63 186 190 1221 645 576 327 82 370 78 152 07 29 Anadinni 451'42 103 114 684 352 332 ll8 33 198 120 62 27 30 Banidinni 197'78 40 44 293 144 149 36 03 81 18 42 31 Kesanur 433'54 84 85 494 248 246 107 33 143 35 60 01 32 Honaralli 401'21 34 40 241 119 122 66 17 68 67 35, 11 33 Sorakoppa 484·31 115 120 689 3S1 338 156 23 213 152 80 09 34 Nakarigundi 361'11 100 103 602 285 317 89 11 185 62 106 03 3S Sindagi 405'32 95 96 518 243 275 77 06 B9 41 57 01 36 Kadampur 628'86 185 204 U37 568 569 274 60 322 162 128 03 37 Salagundi 218·70 84 87 539 275 264 136 46 164 26 103 OJ 38 Muranal 532'49 469 483 2713 1362 1351 721 258 702 466 196 90 39 Veerapur 138·85 244 245 1501 737 764 353 126 360 4 81 40 Gaddankeri 1367'79 399 413 2438 1239 1199 493 139 762 513 216 81 41 Simikeri 1747 '27 331 348 1966 953 1013 353 95 521 430 182 19 42 Tulasigeri 2001'74 428 446 16I8 1300 1388 448 112 772 604 356 152 43 C1tickshellikeri 772'85 225 232 1198 559 639 227 81 336 260 142 58 340 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Name of Village/Town/ Agricultural Manufacturing Process Marginal Workers Non-Workers L.c. (III, IV, V b) & Name 01 No. of Ward/ Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Division/Mohalla etc., Repairs [V] [a] M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 10723 10148 1993 452 19050 2305 443 8074 44715 66959 T BAGALKOT TALUK 9919 9731 1425 332 6061 943 405 7984 24616 36450 R 804 417 568 120 12989 1362 38 90 20099 30509 U RURAL 32 71 02 120 02 11 248 427 Mallapur I 97 164 11 55 01 10 83 306 368 Bodanaikdinni 2 86 84 07 01 22 05 119 223 Sangapur 3 216 285 11 02 79 30 03 23 387 443 Kirasur 4 268 212 19 87 05 07 98 556 836 Bhagavati 5 313 240 30 09 108 16 22 194 686 922 Hallur 6 368 463 59 19 162 37 01 10 1075 1543 Bevoor 7 118 95 19 04 28 02 09 240 336 391 Bhairamatti 8 52 23 21 05 58 01 01 290 214 313 Choudapur 9 70 33 03 10 02 25 128 249 1ngalagi 10 223 196 21 126 06 22 360 516 770 Benakatti 11 714 612 210 10 485 116 66 1184 2460 3300 Sirur 12 52 60 09 142 22 06 151 263 477 Niralkeri 13 296 385 18 02 106 09 03 07 510 695 Muchakhandi 14 176 342 06 64 03 271 350 Bevinmatti S. Haveli 15 142 137 11 03 52 04 206 342 Honnakatti 16 83 104 03 01 34 03 171 210 Mannikatti 17 72 05 13 01 71 03 278 256 298 Sigikeri 18 708 602 257 87 825 118 15 !r7 1957 3334 Kaladgi 19 III 105 03 01 07 06 147 247 Ankalagi 20 75 144 05 21 143 164 Udagatti 21 83 101 04 03 03 81 110 Sharadal 22 94 126 03 01 05 135 208 Hiresanshi 23 44 14 02 01 02 01 99 182 Chiksanshi 24 265 120 12 01 25 338 556 Devanal 25 105 136 35 10 56 02 04 79 246 412 Sokanadagi 26 94 108 09 04 50 04 04 01 262 450 Chebbi 27 122 70 96 01 275 498 Yadahalli 28 27 36 24 41 85 16 02 20 152 192 Anadinni 29 27 17 12 01 63 131 Banidinni 30 70 34 05 08 03 105 208 Kesanur 31 23 53 10 03 51 55 Honaralli 32 40 76 02 91 67 01 138 185 Sorakoppa 33 30 27 03 46 32 100 100 155 Nakarigundi 34 41 39 02 39 01 84 104 150 Sindagi 35 65 131 05 124 28 02 246 405 Kadampur 36 36 05 02 23 20 10 III 228 Salagundi 37 244 333 21 08 241 35 09 34 651 851 Muranal 38 84 01 14 181 03 42 404 335 356 Veerapur 39 273 348 12 03 261 81 06 26 471 660 Gaddankeri 40 220 402 13 106 09 01 432 582 Simikeri 41 267 410 31 20 118 22 01 528 783 Tulasigeri 42 103 178 26 17 65 07 01 23 222 356 Chickshellikeri 43 341 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of L.c. Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) l)ivisiOfl/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 44 Hireshallikeri 1179·02 209 219 1189 586 603 246 74 352 113 182 09 45 Kalasakop 415'01 74 74 450 221 229 73 27 149 03 87 02 46 Govindakop 1652·33 91 91 652 325 327 79 12 186 III 81 47 Khajjidoni 1071·79 360 375 1921 939 982 479 216 506 236 295 79 48 Sitimani 492'41 121 121 541 267 274 130 19 138 05 38 49 Manihalli 678·74 74 74 380 182 198 83 47 108 20 48 50 Hosur 608·28 106 106 617 302 315 157 24 186 03 67 5 I Nagasampagi 417·04 83 84 456 228 228 87 22 121 113 89 79 52 Bommanagi 1073 '22 218 218 1154 572 582 289 45 322 04 237 01 53 Nagaral 524'17 65 65 384 189 195 '80 07 109 II! 63 01 54 Domanal 1042'15 155 155 830 387 443 249 82 214 13 135 06 55 Chickmyageri 863·32 197 197 1254 617 637 516 222 362 20 212 09 56 Mankani 1189·05 176 181 988 474 514 233 74 266 09 140 03 57 Hiremyageri 765·86 132 132 735 364 371 235 61 191 36 104 05 58 Handaragal 567'54 95 95 577 269 308 126 22 155 23 92 08 59 Nainegali 1193·25 248 248 1290 609 681 246 91 328 61 166 06 60 Sutagundar 1173·93 235 237 1544 770 774 361 129 412 228 273 21 61 Mudavinkop 518'14 69 69 321 159 162 95 37 87 01 37 62 Chitakinkop 748·21 73 73 352 195 157 99 20 97 80 63 l)evalapur S.M. 240'64 117 117 726 346 380 165 73 205 08 170 08 64 Rampur 471· 52 251 255 1523 739 784 306 60 457 182 170 05 65 Timmapur 1171'67 245 245 1518 725 793 234 42 404 45 96 66 Bilkerur 1347·()() 286 .286 1691 828 863 480 142 380 190 119 67 Al,;hanur 1417·65 230 230 1359 639 720 168 57 392 120 190 68 Mudapaljivi 473· ()() 104 104 561 279 282 169 75 163 III e1 69 Kadalimatt i 921·92 171 174 950 434 516 197 33 257 183 109 70 Lavaleshwar 338·63 50 50 322 164 1511 61 III 78 04 fI} 71 Andamuranal 287·74 Of! 08 51 24 27 07 15 13 08 72 MlIlIIIl6l1i 1561'44 303 306 1730 873 1157 317 98 480 291 159 44_ 73 Sidnal 172·48 23 23 128 62 66 29 04 40 26 l6 04 74 Y~hi 652·78 123 125 710 356 354 174 60 204 57 146 08 75 !a,.,ooi 299·Q8 79 81 402 201 201 71 06 119 21 84 02 76 Jadramkunti 1870·43 192 192 1127 555 572 215 69 306 30 19~ 02 77 Dlanut 1911·38 361 366 2187 1099 1088 465 121 593 62 404 18 711 Sllirquppi 1108·22 189 190 1102 533 569 236 95 302 199 144 79 Talagihal 954·71 156 158 890 434 456 197 35 273 199 144 22 80 mal 1306·72 220 222 1175 581 594 294 109 325 204 136 26 81 Chickhodalur 802'63 106 108 567 290 277 106 39 175 95 131 46 82 Hirehodalur 643·63 98 100 617 310 307 176 51 192 05 155 83 Chikmuramatti 295·47 35 36 280 137 143 86 39 78 06 33 84 Hiremuramatti 766·06 24 25 III 54 57 16 40 23 18 II 85 Muttatt 431·15 120 120 661 326 335 121 39 216 153 79 35 86 Chikgulabal 311 '71 48 48 205 96 109 36 21 61 04 41 87 Hiregulabal 1053·72 248 253 1357 676 681 261 58 344 101 143 56 88 Mastihal 467·63 66 73 377 196 181 68 10 124 65 60 25 89 Alur 923·47 405 423 2249 1173 1076 646 WI 575 151 137 07 90 Bagalkot (Rural) 143'41 UN-INHABITED 342 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Agricultural Manufacturing Process MaI)inaI Worten NoD-Workers Name of ViMaac/TOWftI L.C. (III, IV, V b) .t Labourers (II) ing Servicing and Name 01 No. of 'Nard/ No: VI to IX Division/Mm..111 etc., Repairs [V] [a] M F M F M f F F -_------_ 15 16 ~7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 132 102 12 26 02 02 234 488 Hireshallikeri 44 44 01 01 17 110 72 116 KaJasakop 45 49 78 27 33 29 04 12 135 204 Govindak'op 46 139 152 08 01 64 04 }9 267 394 479 Khajjidoni 47 37 03 07 56 02 12 :M 117 245 Sitimani 48 28 18 04 28 02 46 74 132 Manihalli 49 75 02 06 38 01 176 116 136 Hosur 50 16 32 01 15 02 16 107 99 Nallasampagi 51 51 02 05 29 01 168 250 410 Bommanagi 52 38 16 02 06 01 90 80 87 Nagaral 53 63 06 05 11 D1 06 153 167 277 Domanal 54 86 11 41 23 01 415 254 202 Chickmyageri 55 100 06 08 18 01 135 207 370 Mankani 56 76 30 03 01 O!! 123 173 212 Hiremyageri 57 50 15 2 II 01 111 113 174 Handaragal ~8 108 53 12 42 02 01 179 280 441 Naineg~li 59 106 204 07 26 03 03 J41 355 405 Sutagundar 60 52 01 07 01 89 62 72 Mudavinkop 61 12 02 03 98 157 Chitakinkop 62 23 03 09 137 141 235 Devalapur S.M. 63 191 l4:: 38 12 58 20 42 282 S60 Rampur 64 278 44 08 22 01 234 321 514 Timmapur 65 197 188 14 02 50 63 228 385 445 81lkerur 66 134 96 40 13 28 05 88 247 512 Achanur 67 54 102 02 .w 07 02 II 114 150 Mudapaljivi 68 68 147 II 69 06 18 107 159 226 Kadalimatti 69 09 01 19 86 135 Lavaleshwar 70 03 13 01 03 01 09 13 Andamuranal 71 202 235 23 07 96 05 68 393 498 Mugalalli 72 13 21 01 01 22 40 Sidnal 73 37 31 03 19 18 106 152 191 Yankanchi 74 32 19 03 01 44 81 136 Sangondi 75 29 02 12 66 26 256 249 286 Jadramkunti 76 121 36 17 01 51 07 04 42 502 984 Bennur 77 116 199 09 33 01 07 230 363 Shiraguppi 78 60 175 06 63 02 161 257 Talagihal 79 134 174 06 01 49 03 II 64 245 326 mal 80 23 47 09 01 12 01 01 07 114 175 Chickhodalur 81 06 01 04 27 04 02 177 116 125 Hirehodalur 82 13 03 II 01 21 02 01 62 58 75 Chikmuramatti 83 18 II 04 01 13 14 21 Hiremuramatti 84 20 98 04 02 113 18 21 110 161 Muttatt 85 14 04 06 10 35 95 Chikgulabal 86 128 30 01 02 n Il W 332 570 Hiregulabal 87 31 32 07 26 Oi 72 116 Mastihal 88 74 90 ()9 02 355 52 05 598 920 Alur 89 Bagalkot (Rural) 90 343 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TALUK:8AGALKOT MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village-in No_ of Name of Village/Town No. of (induding Institutional & Literates Total Main L.c. hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 URBAN 5/11 Bagalkot (M) 33·59 11098 11281 67858 35304 32554 24468 14206 15167 1955 806 56 Ward No.1 N.A. 1182 1201 7157 3606 3551 2413 1505 1581 129 53 04 Ward No.2 N.A. 892 911 6135 3177 2958 2269 1418 1366 71 62 02 Ward No.3 N.A. 929 951 6272 3191 3081 2347 1395 1463 131 49 08 Ward No.4 N.A. 906 919 5325 2700 2625 1573 679 1087 264 56 02 Ward No.5 N.A. 1047 1064 6134 3352 2782 2559 1428 1291 108 75 13 Ward No.6 N.A. 411 416 2415 1187 1228 773 442 579 82 112 16 Ward No.7 N.A_ 636 646 4089 2079 2010 1340 700 1026 143 8& 02 Ward No.8 N.A. 303 313 2094 1095 999 948 725 475 24 06 Ward No.9 N.A. 732 751 4583 2411 2172 1920 1378 1087 85 49 Ward No. 10 N.A. 3321 3368 19564 10293 9271 6734 3746 4320 691 211 08 Ward No. 11 N.A. 739 741 4090 2213 1877 1592 790 892 227 45 01 344 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Agricultural Manufacturing P-rocess- Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village!Town! . (Ill, IV, V b) & LoC. L abou rers (II) ing Servicing and Name of No. of Ward! VI to IX No. Repairs [Vj raj Division!Mohalla etc., M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 URBAN 804 417 568 120 12989 1362 38 90 20099 30509 Bagalkot (M) 5/11 14 13 50 03 1464 109 02 2025 3420 Ward No. I 39 08 59 13 1206 48 07 23 1804 2864 Ward No.2 31 21 23 10 1360 92 06 17 1722 2933 Ward No.3 130 106 104 16 797 140 03 06 1610 2355 Ward No.4 13 16 22 02 1181 77 07 07 2054 2667 Ward No.5 64 16 12 06 391 44 03 608 1143 Ward No.6 78 26 36 09 824 106 08 13 1045 1854 Ward No.7 09 02 09 01 451 21 02 618 975 Ward No.8 04 03 60 '09 974 73 II 1324 2076 Ward No.9 325 140 58 14 3726 529 05 08 5968 8572 Ward No. 10 97 66 135 37 615 123 1321 1650 Ward No. II ,it,.-; 345 BASAVANABAGEVADITALUK .,; CD r-, ~ : 1 I ' ~ ~ .::I I C')_ ...J ]' « '5 C!l ~ .; '"t ~· '5 c ':0 l ~· ~ 'j; 0- e0 a ¥ '0 , U> ~ ~ .ll· ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK : BASAV ANA BAGEVADl ---_._--- 1981 1981 Population Population S1. Census S1. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. N<>. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 1 Abbihal 11 625 455 49 Huvin-Hipparagi 28 2904 3789 2 Agasabal 49 667 786 50 Ingaleshwar 1 5366 5540 3 Akalawadi 96 176 263 51 ltagi 59 2010 .1659 4 Almatti III 3021 4710 52 Ivanagi 5 1536 1116 5 Ambalanur 64 944 996 6 Anagadageri 97 833 938 S3 Jayawadgi 52 673 728 7 Araladinni 109 674 865 54 Jeeralabhavi 60 186 225 8 Arasangi 89 549 431 9 Areshankar 58 663 735 55 Kadakol 40 1167 1353 10 Asangi (B.K.) 83 848 879 56 Kalgurki 78 1406 1736 11 Asangi (K.D) 72 1031 1099 57 Kamankeri 31 784 1045 58 Kankal 54 1352 1643 12 Baluti 120 USO 1487 59 Kannal 53 1180 l613 13 Beeraladinni 100 738 863 60 Karibhanthanal 68 1015 1253 14 Benal 105 2150 2598 61 Katapur 108 15 Bhaganagar 90 235 222 62 Kaulgi (Kaulagi) 94 883 797 16 Bhairwadgi 37 1962 2365 63 Kirshyal 10 609 755 17 Bidana~ 62 526 531 64 Kodaganur 55 1012 l06i 18 Bisalakoppa 117 101 115 65 Kolhar 69 6767 8407 19 Bisanal 3 1533 1541 66 Kudgi 81 3604 4627 20 Bommanahalli 4 976 1067 67 Kupakaddi 76 1106 1240 21 Budihal 30 946 1006 68 Kuru baradinni 84 233 338 22 Budni 99 293 313 23 Byakod 51 1590 1808 69 Majarekoppa 114 244 315 24 Byalyal 56 589 577 70 Malghan 79 2121 2375 71 Managoli 19 8383 9677 25 Chabnur 44 1282 1655 72 Mannur 13 983 1129 26 Cheeraladinni 92 458 575 73 Maradgi 115 437 363 27 Chimmalgi 113 2873 2902 74 Marimatti 110 50 125 75 Markabbinhalli 36 1666 1750 28 Deginal 21 679 1043 76 Masabinal 2 3703 3952 29 Devalapur Il2 124 131 77 Masuti 82 2692 4017 30 Dindawar 32 1925 2407 78 Mattihal 86 31 Donur 26 2102 2453 568 640 79 Muddapur 61 162 240 32 Gani 116 1480 1627 80 Mukartihal 12 551 668 33 Garasangi (B.K.) 71 369 412 81 Mulawad 77 3890 4<)96 34 Garasangi (K. D.) 70 264 361 82 Mullal 25 100 117 35 Golasangi 98 3956 4744 83 Muttagi 15 3422 4124 36 Gonal 106 622 728 84 Muttaladinni 73 15 37 Gudadinni 103 401 540 85 Nagaradinni 85 510 578 38 Halerolli 119 780 1652 86 Nagaraldon 38 426 393 39 Halihal 63 652 709 87 Nagaralhuli 46 654 693 40 Hallada Gennur 74 813 914 88 Nagawad 14 432 S98 41 Hanamapur 87 869 610 89 Nagur 27 1734 1936 42 Hanchinal 6 S59 738 90 Nandibal 18 1456 1495 43 Hangargi 8 1562 1856 91 Nandihal (P .H.) 42 622 604 44 Hattarkihal 20 1826 2119 92 Nllfasalgi 65 2236 2446 45 Hebbal 9 2015 2580 93 Neginal 24 392 529 46 Hulabenchi 48 475 569 94 Nidagundi 107 5183 6325 47 Hunashyal (P.B.) 67 1356 1557 95 Rabinal 34 1316 1375 48 Hunashyal (P .C.) 101 595 604 96 Rajanal 57 371 430 , 349 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK: BASAVANA BAGEVADI 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SJ. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 19'71 1961 No. No . 2 3 4 .s 2 3 .. .s 97 RoniIJai 75 2072 2647 110 TaJewad 80 2010 2.563 III TeJgi 93 2372 2792 98 Salwadsi 29 4302 521, 99 Sanltanal 66 1160 1423 ll2 Ukkali 22 6161 7186 100 Sasanur 45 2373 2885 113 Unnibhavi 102 603 706 101 Satihal 35 1820 2109 114 Uppaladinni 7 1240 1464 102 Seekalawadgi 95 263 302 115 Utnal 33 815 869 103 Sidnath 118 946 1139 116 Wandal 104 Sindaeri 41 1101 1206 104 2358 2677 117 WadawadJi 47 105 Solawadgi 50 549 63-4 2894 3403 106 Somnal 43 10lO 1179 118 Yalwar 39 3020 3210 107 Sulakhod 88 309 259 119 Yambatnal 23 1530 1.599 120 Yarnal 108 Tadalgi 91 476 374 17 1919 2075 109 Takkalki 16 1266 1437 , 350 BASAVANA BAGEVADI TALUK (Contd.) URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK : RASA VANA HAGEV ADI MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village ill No. of L.C. Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla elc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses ill Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 BASAVANA T 1978-5 36866 37677 220020 110608 109412 50802 200Q2 60457 25077 27447 3457 BAGEVADI R 1852-0 33767 34499 201148 101059 1QOO89 46204 17718 55700 23579 25535 3209 TALUK U 126-5 3099 3178 18872 9549 9323 4598 2284 4757 1498 1912 248 RURAL Ingaleshwar 6498-17 897 931 5540 2797 2743 1311 501 1435 786 796 239 2 Masabinal 2525-08 686 733 3952 2031 1921 965 286 1067 255 636 34 3 Bi,anal 1425-23 229 239 1541 778 763 395 126 434 20 238 03 4 Bommanahalli 931-94 178 180 1067 540 527 265 98 323 75 161 09 5 Ivanagi 970-70 262 263 1776 906 870 244 42 565 409 253 46 6 Hanchinal 542-94 101 101 738 373 365 252 109 211 15 130 05 7 Uppaladinni 832-42 211 211 1464 776 688 174 32 450 254 228 08 8 Hangargi 1529-20 251 265 1856 916 940 510 233 529 32 330 16 9 Hebbal 3190-02 ' 413 413 2580 1297 1283 S64 160 731 189 340 61 10 Kirshyal 408-12 111 III 755 375 380 186 75 221 41 40 11 Abbihal 495-07 76 76 445 202 243 98 19 94 36 42 09 12 Mukartihal 557-72 111 III 668 317 351 158 62 186 99 101 11 13 Mannur 1324-30 183 183 1129 598 531 171 51 324 221 149 19 14 Nagawad 740-10 82 82 598 290 308 199 123 154 24 103 15 Muttagj 4423-10 759 759 4124 2045 2079 833 277 1103 342 420 14 16 Takkalki 1710-61 268 268 1437 725 712 375 133 402 25 222 01 17 Yarnal 1771-93 380 380 2075 1032 1043 444 155 606 314 293 10 18 Nandihal 352-09 272 273 1495 736 759 331 127 464 315 231 , 163 19 Managoli 15959-26 1695 1702 9677 4807 4870 2122 1048 2555 1114 1103 102 20 _ Hattarkihal 843-52 344 381 2119 1034 1085 483 174 541 103 215 05 21. Deginaf l.l62-09 145 155 1043 528 51S 263 108 286 44 116 01 22 Ukkalj 8535 -18 1205 1298 7186 3536 3650 1331 673 2047 1105 947 173 23 Yambatnal 774-12 283 284 1599 771 828 308 102 412 381 24 Neginal 609-11 73 80 529 269 260 141 39 103 09 25 Mullal 276-65 20 20 117 64 53 38 14 23 03 26 Donur 2295-00 377 377 2453 1223 1230 639 237 663 107 273 (It 27 Nagur 1290-91 297 298 1936 961 975 295 68 526 331 293 40 28 Huvin - Hippargi 2529-70 670 702 3789 1960 1829 1173 470 955 325 246 20 29 Salwadgi 6604-72 906 931 5218 2569 2649 930 369 14SO 691 702 29 30 Budihal 410-15 187 188 1006 502 504 250 104 290 18 166 04 31 Kamankeri 555-16 168 168 1045 502 543 157 27 292 95 201 17 32 Dindawar 1998-78 397 402 2407 1211 1196 543 248 632 364 3.14 6S 33 Utnal 733-63 150 150" 869 450 419 208 89 241 29 127 02 34 Rabinal 1544-55 233 233 1375 688 687 319 92 340 162 140 11 35 Satihal 2280-86 340 343 2109 1056 1053 572 235 579 96 247 05 36 Markabbinhalli" 1001-39 288 289 1750 885 865 531 186 459 243 169 03 37 Bhairwadgi 2012·22 388 391 2365 1144 1221 583 232 591 33 255 04 38 Nagaraldoll 359-64 61 61 393 201 192 85 17 106 106 14 17 39 Yalwar 4958-61 514 578 3280 1691 1589 1029 468 818 436 401 40 40 Kadakol 847-23 187 208 1353 695 658 355 136 241 02 177 01 41 Sindgeri 985·00 186 197 1206 597 609 273 58 346 164 217 28 42 Nandihal (P. H _) 752-88 119 119 604 290 314 169 47 147 05 94 01 43 Somnal 1001-70 199 202 1179 580 599 292 112 330 149 157 352 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Town/ L.C. Agricultural Manufacturi~g Process (Ill, IV, Vb) & Name ot No. of Ward/ Labourers (II) ing Servicing and . No. VI to IX Dlvison/Mohalla etc., Repairs [V) [a) M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 20196 19800 2238 508 10576 1312 804 9906 49347 74429 BASAVANA T 18985 18725 2141 484 9039 1161 760 9687 44599 66823 BAGEVADI R 1211 1075 97 24 1537 151 44 219 4748 7606 TALUK U RURAL 409 517 41 10 189 20 63 236 1299 1721 Ingaleshwar 1 265 210 31 01 135 10 07 22 957 1644 MasabinaI 2 144 17 11 41 03 341 743 Bisanal 3 96 63 10 56 03 02 122 215 330 Bommanahalli 4 281 362 14 17 01 341 461 Ivanagi 5 13 04 01 01 67 05 162 350 Hanchinal 6 214 245 03 01 05 10 113 316 321 Uppaladinni 7 161 14 15 23 02 129 387 779 Hangargi 8 318 117 07 66 11 02 83 564 1011 Hebbal 9 134 27 06 01 41 13 154 339 Kirshyal 10 43 26 01 08 01 03' 05 105 202 Abbihal II 54 87 07 01 24 12 131 240 Mukartihal 12 152 199 06 17 03 274 310 Mannur 13 45 24 06 01 136 283 Nagawad 14 439 296 61 13 183 19 34 380 908 1357 Muttagi 15 91 13 10 79 11 01 254 322 433 Takkalki 16 262 300 12 39 04 426 729 Yarnal 17 184 207 23 03 26 02 03 272 381 Nandihal 18 871 957 75 07 506 48 33 329 2219 3427 Managoli 19 232 .82 10 84 16 16 74 477 908 Hattarkihal 20 134 37 04 32 06 11 94 231 377 Deginal 21 810 858 60 10 230 64 53 587 1436 1958 Ukkali 22 07 24 56 359 772 Yambatnal 23 84 10 03 163 260 Neginal 24 19 01 41 53 Mullal 25 257 99 21 02 112 05 03 206 557 917 Donur 26 189 279 09 04 35 08 06 195 429 449 Nagur 27 488 283 15 01 206 21 02 25 1003 1479 Huvin - Hippargi 28 523 622 30 04 195 36 38 578 1081 1380 Salwadgi 29 26 08 01 90 13 01 19 211 467 Budihal 30 68 76 05 01 18 01 02 210 446 Kamankeri 31 216 295 09 93 04 02 47 577 785 Dindawar 32 95 24 04 03 15 130 209 260 Utnal 33 156 148 06 38 03 II 72 337 453 Rabinal 34 256 86 07 69 05 02 290 475 667 Satihal 35 205 226 19 09 66 as 426 622 Markabbinhalli 36 244 25 42 04 50 07 439 546 749 Bhairwadgi 37 92 89 95 86 Nagaraldon 38 313 381 05 99 15 35 26 838 1127 Yalwar 39 45 01 07 12 145 242 309 414 Kadakol 40 113 136 02 14 02 20 249 425 Sindgeri 41 10 03 15 28 01 06 170 137 139 Nandihal (P.H.) 42 Its 144 06 29 05 01 36 249 414 Somnal 43 353 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TALUK : BASAVANA BAGEVADI MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators Le. Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla elc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' p M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 - ... __.-- .._---_ .._-_---_._------ 44 Chabnur 2599·01 284 284 1655 824 831 361 114 458 198 202 64 45 Sasanur 781·63 443 448 2885 1491 1394 869 337 813 404 444 165 46 Nagaralhuli 533·98 122 125 693 357 336 154 35 170 110 130 58 47 Wadawadgi 3513'37 555 597 3403 1699 1704 824 294 1003 580 568 68 48 Hulabenchi 467·45 86 90 569 296 273 133 29 175 10 99 04 49 Agasabal • 507'89 142 142 786 377 409 187 75 199 148 98 12 50 Solawadgi 1036·10 103 105 634 333 301 155 46 179 63 51 Byakod 1,)19,35 315 315 1808 879 929 425 161 498 16 379 08 52 Jayawadgi 680·55 115 117 728 370 358 173 39 241 06 33 53 Kannal 1029·97 235 235 1613 804 809 252 64 456 10 166 03 54 Kankal 2272'41 290 293 1643 806 837 380 114 476 55 328 06 55 Kodaganur 1026'45 174 175 1067 522 545 206 66 331 65 247 25 56 Byalyal 616.5Q 114 114 577 271 306 102 36 166 23 73 57 Rajanal 621'52 74 74 430, 227 203 58 41 144 92 91 04 58 Areshankar 899'02 114 114 735 355 380 202 101 207 194 168 02 W ltagi 1552'84 415 415 2659 1344 1315 495 180 817 500 406 53 60 Jeeralabhavi 368· 38 36 36 225 109 116 69 29 68 13 62 II 61 Muddapur 742·83 49 49 240 110 130 76 17 61 60 25 02 62 Bidanal 573'97 102 102 531 248 283 154 59 164 107 63 Halihal 993'13 131 133 709 352 357 152 31 208 129 64 Ambalanur 512·82 187 187 996 486 510 167 40 237 92 157 20 65 Narasalgi 992·72 408 408 2446 1224 1222 541 197 672 149 409 39 66 Sankanal 2065·84 240 240 1423 710 713 331 86 377 123 140 09 67 Huna"hyal (p.B.) 1099'82 270 273 1557 788 769 381 165 446 333 196 12 68 Karibhanlhanal 1374'31 204 208 1253 637 616 185 20 3~ IB 1~ 09 69 Kolhar 4700·72 1359 1370 8407 4272 4135 1814 650 2432 1301 1003 327 70 Garasangi (K.D.) 560'16 48 48 361 175 186 88 42 110 76 42 09 71 Garasangi (B.K.l 805·86 76 77 412 204 208 99 42 JI9 74 52 13 72 Asangi (K.D.) 941·43 186 190 1099 576 523 195 77 360 145 184 04 73 Muttaladinni 398·31 02 02 15 08 07 06 02 04 05 04 74 Halladagennur 1791·42 163 163 914 446 468 218 85 254 191 141 75 Ronthal 1495·1 ! 449 463 2647 1322 1325 714 321 747 453 349 12 76 Kllpakaddi 1674·66 237 237 1240 615 625 240 77 359 158 170 07 77 Mlilawad 6316·52 840 850 4696 2377 2319 1062 460 1327 734 512 84 78 Kalgurki 2105·24 311 311 1736 893 843 415 134 505 216 340 70 79 Malghan 1372·04 376 406 2375 1189 1186 443 163 709 347 344 03 80 Talewad 2193·68 443 443 2563 1256 1307 521 205 708 637 431 43 81 Klldgi /' 3109·48 747 750 4627 2356 2271 897 279 1289 518 471 80 82 Maslili 3750·75 600 616 4017 2064 1953 738 215 1055 889 427 55 83 Asangi (B.K.. ) 1015·93 132 132 879 456 423 178 60 266 191 145 90 84 K:.trubaradinni 451·57 58 58 338 174 164 48 12 84 79 62 31 S5 Nagaradinni 630·52 89 89 578 290 288 ill ~ I~ 64 1m 07 86 Mauihal 767·50 134 134 640 309 331 72 17 184 170 66 08 87 Hanarnapllr 559·75 136 137 610 302 308 147 46 180 155 75 08 88 Sulak hod 269· 52 47 47 259 134 125 38 05 76 51 56 04 89 Arasangi 467·50 88 92 431 220 211 74 17 123 63 86 04 90 Bhaganagar 238'65 45 45 222 102 120 43 22 63 05 37 354 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household. Industry Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Viliage/Town/ Agricultural Manufacturing Process L.C. (1Il, IV, V b) & Name 01 No. of Ward/ Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Divison/Mohalla etc., Repairs [V] [a] M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 229 133 06 21 01 13 200 353 433 Chabnur 44 255 222 27 03 87 14 678 990 Sasanur 45 23 52 10 07 06 24 181 202 Nagaralhuli 46 355 506 03 03 77 03 04 696 1120 Wadawadgi 47 37 01 06 33 05 08 134 113 129 Hulabenchi 48 78 124 03 20 12 09 28 169 233 Agasabal 49 110 02 04 90 154 211 Solawadgi 50 102 07 02 15 01 01 87 380 826 Byakod 51 201 05 02 05 01 194 129 158 Jayawadgi 52 269 07 07 14 10 348 789 Kannal 53 118 42 10 07 20 05 330 777 Kankal 54 77 40 01 06 02 302 189 178 Kodaganur 55 77 22 01 15 01 194 105 89 Byalyal 56 52 88 01 02 83 109 Rajanal 57 24- 192 04 II 148 186 Areshankar 58 282 427 22 05 107 15 03 180 524 635 Hagi 59 03 02 01 02 18 41 85 leeralabhavi 60 18 54 01 02 17 02 49 70 Muddapur 61 38 03 16 191 84 92 Bidanal 62 67 04 08 130 144 227 Haiihal 63 66 71 14 01 16 50 233 368 Ambalanur 64 208 100 55 10 05 73 547 1000 Narasalgi 65 177 III 13 47 03 333 590 Sankanal 66 197 312 09 01 44 08 342 436 Hunashyal (P.B.) 67 156 125 12 43 04 33 283 445 Karibhanthanal 68 496 729 131 85 802 160 05 86 1835 2748 Kolhar 69 43 47 04 04 21 16 01 65 109 Garasangi (K.D.) 70 32 39 04 03 31 19 85 134 Garasangi (B.K.) 71 103 138 07 66 03 01 216 377 Asangi (K.D.) 72 05 04 02 Muttaladinni 73 90 188 02 21 03 192 277 Halladagennur 74 272 427 27 04 99 10 79 575 793 Ronihal 75 156 146 07 03 26 02 92 256 375 Kupakaddi 76 507 583 42 12 266 55 28 Ill) 1022 1475 Mulawad 77 120 142 17 02 28 02 01 42 387 585 Kalgurki 78 273 329 28 05 64 10 03 176 477 663 Malghan 79 209 585 12 03 56 06 548 6')0 Talewad 80 663 417 22 03 133 18 05 20 1062 1733 Kudgi 81 516 816 26 06 86 12 03 1009 1061 Masuti 82 88 96 09 01 24 04 02 190 230 Asangi (B.K.) 83 20 48 01 01 90 85 Kuru baradinni 84 60 57 12 02 10 113 214 Nagaradinni 85 69 110 49 52 01 11.5 160 Mattihal 86 64 135 05 36 12 03 122 150 Hanamap'ur 87 16 46 02 02 01 58 74 Sulakhod 88 24 57 01 12 02 97 148 AraSuIlgi 89 22 05 01 03 45 39 70 Bhaganagar 90 355 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK : BASAV ANA BAGEV ADI MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of L.C. Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 g 9 10 II 12 13 14 91 Tadalgi 1044'06 80 82 374 184 190 65 36 109 114 89 92 Cheeraladinni 308'23 86 94 575 274 301 141 52 171 110 112 02 93 Telgi 1458·70 539 577 2792 1408 1384 870 409 739 561 260 15 94 Kaulgi 1075'15 157 168 797 395 402 175 55 207 66 154 26 95 Seekalawadgi 48)'31 57 57 302 142 160 74 31 92 44 42 '}6 Akalawadi 356' 32 34 34 263 136 127 83 40 76 48 35 04 97 Angadageri 1248'73 166 168 938 498 440 256 93 284 181 III 02 98 Golasangi 2096'34 732 746 4744 2366 2378 1044 385 1346 544 475 77 99 Budni 603'48 56 56 313 149 164 38 02 99 93 22 100 Beeraladinni 539·97 134 134 863 434 429 208 33 247 116 77 08 101 Hunashyal (P.C.) 1206·34 117 117 604 292 312 101 37 164 18 10 02 102 Unnibhavi 890'51 116 116 706 353 353 184 77 201 41 171 10 103 Gudadinni 658'66 75 75 540 268 272 91 24 171 154 75 104 Wanda I 1027·36 472 478 2677 1333 1344 853 370 634 55 118 01 105 Benal 1738·29 430 435 2598 1300 1298 670 216 747 266 268 35 106 Gonal 393'11 100 107 728 362 366 208 75 207 63 83 12 107 Nidagundi 2644·22 1030 1045 6325 3196 3129 1703 905 1517 484 415 162 108 Katapur Amalagamated with MUDDAPUR, L.C. No. 61 109 Araladinni 801·68 147 147 865 431 434 215 59 274 14 173 110 Marimatti 220'04 16 18 125 66 59 28 09 35 07 III Almatti 294·05 954 956 4710 2601 2109 1809 926 1339 74 45 04 112 Devalap~r 503·71 22 22 131 70 61 43 10 44 24 23 12 113 Chimmalgi 2902·07 503 535 2902 1423 1479 611 246 812 293 314 II 114 Majarekoppa 412·98 55 56 315 156 159 17 106 32 60 115 Maradgi 1006·26 66 71 363 186 177 27 02 103 09 83 01 116 Gani 937·50 264 285 1627 841 786 286 94 446 145 152 10 117 Bisalakoppa 289·25 16 16 115 53 62 21 20 29 09 02 118 Sidnath 1610·22 175 190 1139 566 573 220 75 370 358 227 49 119 Halerollj 1072·57 158 162 1052 528 524 168 45 342 266 166 112 120 Baluti 2320·93 274 277 1487 741 746 238 80 468 322 125 02 Basavana Bagevadi 12650·51 Fully incorporated in Basavana Bagevadi Town 5/111 BASA VANA 126·51 3099 3178 18872 9549 9323 4598 2284 4757 1498 1912 248 BAGEV AD! (M) Ward No. I N.A. 628 653 3734 1864 1870 1108 641 905 292 229 II Ward No.2 N.A. 645 653 3525 1794 1731 1046 604 838 199 .158 08 Ward No.3 N.A. 482 517 3223 1601 1622 918 548 774 249 293 27 Ward No.4 N.A. 731 737 4612 2332 2280 950 368 1171 307 542 75 Ward No.5 N.A. 613 613 3778 1958 1820 576 123 1069 451 690 127 356 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers ~ame of ViIlage!Town! Agricultural Manufacturing Process L.C. (III, IV,.V b) & Name 01 No. of Ward! Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Division!Mohalla etc., Repairs [V] [a] M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 19 114 01 75 76 Tadalgi 91 47 107 03 09 01 09 45 94 146 Cheera1adin ni 92 182 502 08 16 289 28 01 18 668 805 Telgi 93 32 40 09 12 06 44 182 292 Kaulgi 94 46 44 03 01 27 50 89 Seekalawadgi 95 24 39 05 12 05 13 60 66 Akalawadi 96 156 178 05 12 01 214 259 Angadageri 97 416 408 239 43 216 16 05 305 lOIS 1529 Go1asangi 9S 74 93 03 06 26 44 45 Budni 99 143 104 04 04 23 21 191 166 122 Beeraladinni 100 117 11 18 19 05 02 126 294 Hunashya1 (P .c.) 101 22 30 01 07 01 136 152 176 Unnibhavi 102 82 154 02 12 97 118 Gudadinni. 103 128 33 220 13 168 08 31 508 668 781 Wandal 104 154 117 90 13 235 71 16 155 537 877 Renal 105 23 23 17 07 84 21 07 110 148 193 Gonal 106 296 208 257 72 549 42 02 119 1677 2526 Nidagundi 107 Katapur lOS 14 87 14 157 420 Ara1adinni 109 12 05 II 31 59 Marimatti 110 16 15 22 02 1256 53 05 40 1257 1995 Almatti III 04 10 17 02 26 37 Devalapur 112 200 206 59 42 239 34 37 323 574 863 Chimmalgi 113 24 25 22 07 50 127 Majarekoppa 114 03 02 15 08 83 168 Maradgi 115 240 122 25 08 29 05 03 10 392 631 Gani 116 28 7 01 24 53 Bisalakoppa 117 99 305 18 03 26 01 196 215 Sidnath .I1S 167 153 09 01 186 258 Halerolli 119 259 310 II 02 73 08 273 424 Baluti 120 Basavana Bagevadi 1211 1075 97 24 1537 151 44 219 4748 7606 BASAVANA 5!1II BAGEVAD! (M) 178 234 19 06 479 41 05 27 954 1551 Ward No.1 237 157 26 02 417 32 04 25 952 1507 Ward No.2 205 196 10 266 26 27 90 800 1283 Ward No.3 279 171 35 13 315 48 07 76 1154 1897 Ward No.4 312 317 07 03 60 4 01 01 888 1368 Ward No.5 357 BIJAPUR TALUK iii II> !!! 'i 2 ~ i· I- ~ ~ U '" I r-~ 0 <{ :3 V ci ] VI~ "· '0 c '(j 0 WOJ;:j .: " ~ l .c '<1 1\..-.._".. - .c· '(.'" \. ~0 0. ~ g'.) "\ "0 E \ v-\ (\ 'Q':: 0 ¥ a '0 ,. > ·0 VI ~ '0 ·0 '"· ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK : BIJAPUR 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 Aheri 94 1933 2457 46 Hunsyal 91 128 413 (Bheri) 2 Ainapur 20 1660 2224 47 Inganal 97 378 384 3 Alaginal 71 529 747 48 Itangihal 84 1167 1480 4 Aliyabad 96 1939 2727 5 Ankalagi 5 1571 1891 49 Jainapur 49 2841 2621 6 Arakeri 81 4658 5638 50 Jalageri 77 2257 2821 7 Arjunagi 37 2844 3264 51 Jambagi (A) 93 2386 2727 52 Jambagi (H) 54 1006 1157 8 Babalad 61 597 843 53 Jumnal 17 2482 2971 9 Babaleshwar 21 8798 10020 10 Babanagar 68 2814 3038 54 Kaggod 8 1655 2029 11 Baratagi 82 1917 2814 55 Kakhandaki 27 6588 8073 12 Bellubbi 48 1332 1617 56 Kallakavatagi 73 527 616 13 Bijapur (Rural) 109 103 57 Kambagi 32 1877 2283 14 Bijjaragi 69 3610 4192 58 Kanabur 56 1100 1230 15 Bolachikka1aki 64 843 1020 59 Kanamadi 70 4396 5650 16 Bommanalli 106 903 962 60 Kanamuchanal 22 1214 981 17 Buranpur 3 1070 1275 61 Kanna1 99 1247 1391 18 Butnal 2 1317 1751 62 Kannur 102 5241 6710 63 Karjol 28 1607 1729 19 Chikkagalagali 55 624 792 64 Katakanahalli 13 1324 1481 65 Katral 35 1228 1408 20 Dasyal 43 1225 813 66 Kaulagi 11 1168 1585 21 Devapur 60 706 742 67 Kengalagutti 62 950 1082 22 Devaragennur 51 1420 1727 68 Khatijapur 18 888 943 23 Dhanaragi 78 1269 1164 69 Kodabagi 65 473 595 .24 Dhanyal 44 1146 1051 70 Kotyal 88 1886 1853 25 Domanal 104 1643 1648 71 Kumatagi 9 1657 2087 26 Dudihal 29 534 662 72 Kumathe 39 1989 2034 27 Oyaberi 95 1741 1936 73 Lingadalli 50 386 391 28 Gonasagi 72 1028 1147 74 Lohagaon 80 1462 1823 29 Gugadaddi 98 515 744 30 Gunadal 63 1572 1958 75 Madagunaki 31 690 935 31 Gunaki 108 1077 1639 76 Madasnal 103 758 817 77 Madhabhavi 4 2678 3066 32 Hadagali 7 2679 3181 78 Mahalbagayat I 5082 4330 33 Halagani 33 2476 3035 79 Makanapur 100 2254 2355 34 Hanchinal (PH) 83 952 1461 80 Mamadapur 45 2738 3155 35 Hanchinal (PM) 66 327 151 81 Mangalore 59 592 603 36 Hangaragi 47 1408 1723 82 Minchinal 107 2158 2605 37 Hegadihal 14 1823 1950 38 Hittinahalli 16 2572 3092 83 Nagaral 42 1188 1205 39 Hokkundi 38 897 883 84 Nagathan 90 4396 5164 40 Honaganahalli 25 1536 1386 85 Nandyal 34 702 942 41 Honawad 89 5807 6383 86 Navarasapur 86 1130 939 42 Honnalli 92 1250 1357 87 Nidoni 41 3299 4026 43 Honnutagi 10 2287 2470 44 Hosur 53 1030 1221 88 Rambhapur 19 398 527 45 Hubanur 74 1134 1040 361 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK: BlJAPUR 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of village Name of village No. No. L.c. 1971 1981 L.c. 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 89 Sarawad 23 5252 4466 101 Tiganibidare 40 1144 1345 90 Savanalli 24 1551 1599 102 Tikota 67 7253 7781 91 Shegunashi 30 990 1355 103 Tonsyal 26 1777 2062 92 Shirabur 57 780 750 104 Toravi 85 4061 4391 93 Shirna1 101 682 1027 94 Shivanagi 6 4677 6215 105 Ukumanal 12 707 792 95 Siddapur 79 2929 2707 106 Uppa1adinni 46 1358 1539 96 Sutagundi 52 619 844 107 Utnal 15 1883 2281 97 Tajapur (H) 87 3329 3612 108 Yakkundi 36 927 1336 98 Tajapur (P.M.) 58 209 246 109 Yatnal 76 1002 1032 99 Takkalaki 75 1484 1924 100 Tidagundi 105 977 1137 362 BIJAPIJR TALUK (Contd.) URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK : BlJAPUR MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of L.c. Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla elc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' p M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 BIJAPUR TALUK T 2659'2 62592 63562 378910 193878 185032 94816 46173 98025 28554 33460 4111 R 2614·4 38283 38861 231597 117231 114366 43021 15285 65548 24781 31825 4025 U 44'8 24309 24701 147313 76647 70666 51795 30888 32477 3773 1635 86 RURAL Mahalbagayat 3058 ·16 726 726 4330 2182 2148 916 372 1111 299 225 05 2 Butnal 2184·27 263 265 1751 930 821 186 18 467 121 172 01 3 Buranpur 1813'05 194 195 1275 655 620 196 45 433 93 206 09 4 Madhabhavi 4665·07 543 543 3066 1541 1525 409 155 994 595 351 04 5 Ankalagi 3002'91 308 320 1891 955 936 281 134 587 409 239 09 6 Shivanagi 6563'83 928 933 6215 3141 3074 1366 497 1555 720 577 166 7 Hadagali 3945'49 463 483 3181 1605 1576 . 457 95 928 573 280 07 8 Kaggod 2105'85 328 354 2029 1035 994 431 147 535 194 220 11 9 Kumatagi 2517'87 322 331 2087 1048 1039 385 93 600 313 200 01 10 Honnutagi 2283'92 456 458 2470 1225 1245 609 277 675 385 222 30 II Kaulagi 1415'13 289 293 1585 779 806 367 130 456 187 193 05 12 Ukumanal 879·60 129 129 792 392 400 209 55 232 100 53 01 13 Katakanahalli 1350·78 224 224 1481 747 734 301 74 406 117 255 01 14 Hegadihal 1805-58 295 333 1950 992 958 301 110 631 329 248 18 15 Ulnal 1162-49 369 370 2281 1188 1093 357 122 620 26 213 16 Hittinahalli 2504·47 549 552 3092 1564 1528 737 218 851 529 327 88 17 Jumnal 3177-56 479 482 2971 1490 1481 710 203 791 181 291 26 18 Khalijapur 477·12 162 170 943 487 456 256 119 282 88 117 04 19 Rambhapur 748-02 103 107 527 266 261 134 43 112 14 24 20 Ainapur 1297·63 358 359 2224 1093 1131 379 96 605 188· 185 21 Babalesh.war 7648·80 1686 1743 10020 5005 5015 2109 966 2893 1161 1169 156 22 Kanamuchanal 9~0'64 173 174 981 508 473 308 69 303 78 107 01 ~3 Sarawad 5838·32 794 806 4466 2290 2176 1377 577 1263 348 700 65 24 Savanalli 854·65 294 294 1599 782 817 338 III 466 172 217 01 25 Honaganahalli 1543·71 247 247 1386 671 715 357 170 358 277 74 04 26 Tonsyal 1333·84 334 335 2062 1031 1031 679 289 522 97 211 41 27 Kakhandaki 8723-98 1321 1364 8073 4033 4040 1212 498 2588 1296 1140 83 28 Karjol 3564·96 299 299 1729 861 868 260 116 508 294 252 21 29 Dudihal 1340-54 97 102 662 341 321 136 58 191 S9 103 02 30 Shegunashi 2151-71 220 249 1355 686 669 251 53 383 252 209 103 31 Madagunaki 669·64 150 158 935 465 470 93 23 260 133 215 33 32 Kambagi 3428-84 347 377 2283 1145 1138 243 70 744 292 483 88 33 Halagani 2279-17 503 503 3035 1535 1500 509 172 823 209 456 20 34 Nandyal 530·04 131 131 942 499 443 129 12 268 104 203 71 35 Kalral 830>05 238 241 1408 714 694 188 51 475 201 266 36 Yakkundi 1571·04 215 215 1336 667 669 264 81 385 225 271 13 37 Arjunagi 2648·58 554 556 3264 1676 1588 517 180 1019 295 485 28 38 Hokkundi 1149-49 146 146 883 483 400 154 25 260 58 126 39 Kumalhe 1909-85 307 308 2034 1039 995 304 108 669 355 356 142 40 Tiganibidari 1501·90 188 191 1345 687 658 328 128 407 241 187 05 41 Nidoni 6307'58 615 632 4026 2063 1963 716 281 1208 294 599 63 42 Nagaral 1035-01 202 207 1205 609 596 235 115 326 64 177 04 43 Dasyal 699·72 156 156 813 418 395 163 42 206 11 115 03 364 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household lndustr) Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Town/ Agricultural Manufacturins Process L.C. (Ill, IV, Vb) & Name 01 No. of Ward/ Labourers (Il) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Divison/Mohalla etc., Repairs (V) (a) M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 23417 19156 2456 619 38692 4668 1418 9790 94435 146688 T BIJAPUR TALUK 22551 18831 1337 248 9835 1677 1143 9292 50540 80293 R 866 325 1119 371 28857 2991 275 498 43895 66395 U RURAL 411 200 45 03 430 91 -01 1070 1849 Mahalbagayal I 132 68 02 0] 161 51 36 463 664 BUlnal 2 71 53 01 07 155 24 01 222 526 Buranpur 3 378 563 12 03 253 25 01 547 929 Madhabhavi 4 244 392 05 99 08 03 26 365 501 Ankalagi 5 751 526 29 04 198 24 07 60 1579 2294 Shivanagi 6 469 540 22 157 26 01 125 676 878 Hadagali 7 217 176 05 93 07 16 73 484 727 Kaggod 8 274 285 13 02 113 25 02 448 724 Kumatagi 9 323 348 24 02 106 05 60 550 800 Honnutagi 10 148 168 12 02 103 12 10 323 609 Kaulagi 11 127 89 52 10 160 300 Ukumanal 12 93 113 58 03 341 617 Katakanahalli 13 345 308 10 01 28 02 361 629 Hegadiha1 14 377 25 06 24 01 45 568 1022 Ulnal 15 354 427 22 01 148 13 31 149 682 850 Hittinahalli 16 295 152 39 01 166 02 46 202 653 1098 Jumnal 17 106 70 59 14 13 205 355 Khatijapur 18 19 01 01 68 13 33 55 121 192 Rambhapur 19 103 115 12 01 305 72 02 31 486 912 Ainapur 20 1013 879 47 13 664 113 33 346 2079 3508 Baba1eshwar 21 178 75 06 12 02 01 02 204 393 Kanamuchanal 22 350 252 30 183 21 05 109 1022 1719 Sarawad 23 201 166 06 42 05 01 316 644 Savanalli 24 227 269 08 49 04 313 438 Honaganahalli 25 261 54 01 49 02 33 110 476 824 Tonsyal 26 1037 1157 38 11 373 45 1445 2744 Kakhandaki 27 174 260 09 01 73 12 07 25 346 549 Karjol 28 51 54 05 32 03 150 262 Dudihal 29 79 124 09 02 86 23 04 02 299 415 Shegunashi 30 34 100 04 07 06 205 331 Madagunaki 31 198 191 15 01 48 12 02 61 399 785 Kambagi 32 280 185 23 64 04 24 55 688 1236 Halagani 33 44 28 05 16 05 4 231 335 Narldyal 34 178 197 13 01 18 03 03 61 23.6 432 Katral 35 59 198 06 49 14. 32 282 412 Yakkundi 36 358 251 71 08 105 08 37 265 620 1028 Arjunagi 37 118 58 04 12 223 342 Hokkundi 38 271 210 17 25 03 01 370 639 Kumathe 39 163 226 05 01 52 09 03 11 277 406 Tiganibidari 40 448 213 28 05 133 13 11 90 844 1579 Nidoni 41 106 59 16 OJ 27 31 209 252 323 Nagaral 42 74 07 05 12 01 09 02 203 382 Dasyal 43 365 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK : BIJAPUR MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of L.C. Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/MohaHa etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' p M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 44 Dha,nyal 1401 '55 183 183 1051 522 529 240 99 278 169 142 08 45 Mamadapur 2695·12 593 594 3155 1547 1608 648 272 881 265 417 104 46 Uppaladinni 1429·09 247 249 1539 756 783 205 72 438 229 306 15 47 Hangaragi 1906·35 288 289 1723 875 848 351 93 490 89 307 02 48 Bellubbi 1615·20 268 277 1617 813 804 255 67 504 470 325 141 49 Jainapur 2284·15 514 5J7 2621 1255 1366 505 190 765 148 310 06 50 LingadaUi 903·98 72 72 391 199 192 63 17 121 43 56 01 51 Oevaragennur 1715·05 295 296 1727 854 873 280 113 438 09 3.65 02 52 Sutagundi 619·82 134 134 844 432 412 123 27 249 174 47 09 53 Hosur 1180'38 .196 J96 1221 600 621 215 102 343 141 144 09 54 Jambagi (H) 404·38 204 205 1157 574 583 250 94 343 119 226 117 55 Chikkagalagali 696·17 122 122 792 394 398 160 144 218 116 173 105 56 Kanabur 845·65 197 205 1230 604 626 224 61 366 04 208 57 Shirabur 1143·47 132 132 750 385 365 186 70 232 01 56 58 Tajapur (P .M.) 172·92 39 39 246 128 118 32 09 87 81 81 70 59 Mangalore 602·26 114 117 603 288 315 76 12 202 206 165 155 60 Devapur 765·54 134 138 742 370 372 166 53 124 02 101 61 Babalad 840·54 129 137 843 417 426 126 31 271 73 86 06 62 Kengalagutti 1069·71 191 192 1082 567 515 198 44 280 109 140 02 63 Gunadal 890·65 317 320 1958 1004 954 360 147 557 228 193 15 64 Bolachikkalaki 654·94 184 184 !O20 525 41J5 181 51 277 99 90 65 Kodabagi 1089'17 100 100 :595 293 302 69 19 186 184 147 147 66 Hanchinal (P.M.) 541'55 26 26 151 78 73 20 01 48 41 45 37 67 Tikota 6099'48 1392 1404 T/8l 3922 3859 1714 854 2148 662 1110 184 68 Babanagar 5037' 54 514 522 3038 1517 1461 476 159 921 529 426 84 69 Bijjaragi 5887'46 785 793 4192 2123 2069 843 425 1304 729 525 190 70 Kanamadi 9649'64 921 931 5650 2851 2799 971 421 1659 421 8!X> 132 71 Alaginal 719'07 III 111 747 380 367 37 13 215 167 136 33 72 Gonasagi 931'40 199 202 1147 600 547 166 63 272 100 87 73 Kalialkavatagi 1294'13 100 J()() 616 317 299 89 19 162 14 121 08 74 Hubanur 1526'18 188 196 1040 521 519 113 21 267 07 198 75 Takkalaki 2696·96 283 290 1924 981 943 134 22 539 137 492__ __ 136 76 Yatnal 1847'88 200 202 1032 508 524 152 48 256 150 139 80 77 Jalageri 4244'55 393 397 2821 1468 1353 328 82 862 578 494 52 78 Dhanaragi 2390'94 217 217 1164 584 580 136 40 336 101 214 11 79 Siddapur 4868'19 443 449 2707 1413 1294 496 166 8:n 152 451 25 80 Lohagaon 2018·83 297 297 1823 930 893 186 38 537 321 2~5 38 81 Arakeri 5512'51 804 817 5638 2898 2740 532 96 1507 355 921 49 82 Baratagi 2211·24 421 421 2814 1462 1352 513 41 671 116 351 16 83 Hanchinal (P.H.) 1284·27 238 246 1461 747 714 158 20 386 99 104 84 Itangiha1 2602·45 234 234 1480 742 738 253 54 357 III 169 01 85 Toravi 8425'62 851 860 4391 2162 2229 928 382 1282 780 489 43 86 Navarasapur 775·98 172 liZ 939 462 477 85 27 260 208 125 07 87 Tajapur (H) 5429·86 588 596 3612 1895 1717 861 225 1026 407 717 139 88 Kutyal 2713·52 342 343 1853 918 935 419 160 509 100 296 28 89 Honawad 7959·36 1099 1137 6383 3264 3119 1243 551 1876 463 769 71 90 Nagathan 4528·09 907 916 5164 2525 2639 1327 544 1297 463 604 S8 366 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Agricultural Manufacturing Process Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Town/ L.C. (III, IV, V b) & Name OJ No. of Ward/ Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Division/Mohalla etc., Repairs [V] [aJ M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 114 159 22 02 18 47 226 313 Dhanyal 44 290 151 47 127 10 01 666 1342 Mamadapur 45 114 2J4 07 11 33 318 521 Uppaladinni 46 145 87 06 32 01 329 384 430 Hangaragi 47 97 172 05 01 77 156 13 309 321 Bellubbi 48 324 134 26 105 08 01 329 489 889 Jainapur 49 64 42 01 30 78 119 Lingadalli 50 03 04 04 66 03 92 293 324 571 Devaragennur 51 177 165 13 12 183 238 Sutagundi 52 175 131 03 21 01 03 83 254 397 Hosur 53 81 01 08 28 01 02 01 229 463 Jambagi (H) 54 08 04 08 29 07 36 24 140 258 Chikkagalagali 55 117 08 33 04 01 02 237 620 Kanabur 56 156 08 12 01 153 364 Shirabur 57 04 10 02 01 41 37 Tajapur (P.M.) 58 27 49 02 08 02 86 109 Mangalore 59 II 01 03 09 01 86 78 160 292 Devapur 60 122 59 08 55 08 02 110 144 243 Babalad 61 118 105 06 16 02 44 77 243 329 Kengalagutti 62 260 179 17 03 87 31 12 97 435 629 Gunadal 63 166 98 08 13 01 07 49 241 347 Bolachikkaiaki 64 34 35 01 04 02 107 118 Kodabagi 65 01 04 02 30 32 Hanchinal (P.M.) 66 613 421 40 04 385 53 57 705 1717 2492 Tikota 67 312 411 23 22 160 12 02 656 930 Babanagar 68 541 505 14 01 224 33 02 09 817 1331 Bijjaragi 69 582 259 46 II 141 19 03 92 1189 2286 Kanarnadi 70 69 134 10 02 05 163 195 Alaginal 71 125 91 04 03 56 06 49 184 279 263 Gonasagi 72 33 05 01 07 01 17 163 138 122 Kallakavatagi 73 49 06 08 12 01 27 212 227 300 Hubanur 74 II 04 25 01 35 295 407 Sll Takkalaki 75 61 60 07 02 49 08 07 51 245 323 Yatnal 76 330 522 09 02 29 02 606 775 Jalageri 77 57 79 65 11 01 247 479 Dhanaragi 78 248 114 !5 01 123 12 02 180 574 962 Sicldapur 79 233 264 09 02 80 17 03 393 569 Lohagaon 80 411 275 OB 24 167 07 05 25 131i6 2360 Arakeri 81 154 91 39 05 127 04 02 261 789 975 Baratagi 82 III 19 02 169 80 127 361 488 Hanchinal (P.H.) 83 128 84 05 07 55 19 01 385 626 Itangihal 84 436 544 33 09 324 184 02 06 878 1443 Toravi 85 115 201 20 202 269 Navarasapur 86 243 263 08 01 58 04 12 289 857 1021 Tajapur (H) 87 130 64 OS 01 78 07 07 351. 402 484 Kotyal 88 647 296 58 14 402 R2 47 510 1341 2146 Honawad 89 471 363 40 07 182 35 23 169 1205 2007 Nagathan 90 367 TALUK : BUAPUR URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY MAIN WORKERS Area of Village in No. of Total Population L.c. Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward! House Houseless Population) Workers and of residential (I) No. Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 91 Hunsyal 960'26 68 69 413 208 205 48 07 109 '09 78 02 92 Honnalli 1420'86 240 243 1357 674 683 289 110 335 160 181 22 93 Jambagi (A) 3503'76 436 436 2727 1382 1345 488 120 684 358 320 51 94 Aheri (Bheri) 3638'55 382 382 2457 1307 1150 454 94 782 151 579 26 95 Dyaberi 1872 '11 326 327 1936 985 951 341 123 533 344 293 85 96 Aliyabad 2376'02 431 431 2727 1360 1367 279 64 781 166 401 18 97 Inganal 507'41 69 69 384 186 198 48 11 115 24 78 98 Gugadaddi 537'30 131 131 744 378 366 159 48 215 99 81 01 99 Kannal 1164'82 215 228 1391 732 659 339 115 363 176 174 39 100 Makanapur 3168'02 340 340 2355 1217 1138 439 105 625 22 387 101 Shrinal 1382'76 147 147 1027 520 507 173 62 261 18 203 102 Kannur 5860'23 960 961 6710 3494 3216 1396 568 1853 736 825 37 103 Madasnal 948'76 110 110 817 426 391 81 21 241 02 158 01 104 Domanal 1714'62 287 288 1648 841 807 315 90 468 23 218 01 105 Tidagundi 1726'05 216 219 1137 566 571 229 81 318 163 116 106 Bommanalli 1260'21 170 170 962 503 459 171 70 270 72 123 107 Minchinal 1039'95 400 400 2605 1298 1307 549 124 571 92 316 58 108 Gunaki 1836'55 252 252 1639 843 796 204 92 413 15 395 IS 109 Bijapur (Rural) 4933'89 20 20 103 58 45 49 23 31 04 URBAN S/IV Bijapur (M) 44'78 24309 24701 147313 76647 70666 51795 30888 32477 3773 1635 86 Division No. I N.A. 2739 2783 17664 9749 7915 7057 3422 3628 310 170 06 Division No. II N.A. 1840 1871 10857 5639 5218 4249 2843 2464 216 122 04 Division No. III N.A. 1777 1805 10649 5677 4972 4232 2556 2499 215 100 03 Division No. IV N.A. 2356 2376 14386 7522 6864 4481 2381 3448 613 74 03 Division No. V N.A. 2275 2303 12729 6492 6237 3890 2133 2970 379 143 01 Division No. VI N.A. 3264 3312 20231 10163 10068 5844 3105 4480 459 280 15 Division No. VII N.A. 3455 3492 20646 10675 9971 7651 4954 4359 387 304 20 Division No. VIII N.A. 2573 2635 15746 8238 7508 5747 3757 3286 351 105 04 Division No. IX N.A. 1745 1773 10446 5312 5134 3868 2863 2276 281 97 12 Division No. X N.A. 2285 2351 13959 7180 6779 4776 2874 3067 562 240 18 368 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Agricultural Manufacturing Process Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Town/ L.C. (III, IV, V b) & Name or No. of Ward/ Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Division/Mohalla etc., Repairs [V] [a] M F M F M F M F M F IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 20 07 11 16 49 83 147 Hunsyal 91 106 130 13 04 35 04 01 338 523 Honnalli 92 209 270 15 II 140 26 04 03 694 984 Jambagi (A) 93 136 115 IS 08 52 02 02 306 523 693 Aheri (Bheri) 94 100 240 15 125 19 101 452 506 Dyaberi 95 276 132 05 01 99 15 579 1201 Aliyabad 96 34 24 03 01 71 173 Inganal 97 117 98 02 15 07 163 260 Gugadaddi 98 163 133 03 23 04 05 13 364 470 Kanna! 99 200 21 OS 33 01 241 592 875 Makanapur 100 33 16 13 12 02 35 172 224 317 Shrina! 101 758 675 10 06 260 18 22 147 1619 2333 Kannur 102 29 01 03 51 185 389 Madasnal 103 141 10 17 92 12 15 294 358 490 Domanal 104 165 153 09 28 03 248 408 Tidagundi 105 141 71 01 06 233 387 Bommanalli 106 55 29 08 03 192 02 76 129 651 1086 Minchinal 107 07 05 06 19 303 411 478 Gunaki 108 04 04 27 09 27 32 Bijapur (Rural) 109 URBAN 866 325 1119 371 28857 2991 275 498 43895 66395 Bijapur (M) 5/IV 82 18 119 49 3257 237 31 91 6090 7514 Division No. I 16 02 114 19 2212 191 16 25 3159 4977 Division No. II 20 04 183 07 2196 201 01 13 3177 4744 Division No. III 39 02 265 123 3070 485 05 47 4069 6204 Division No. IV 112 34 52 14 2663 330 04 23 3518 5835 Division No. V 196 38 107 23 3897 383 16 74 5667 9535 Division No. VI 51 19 61 25 3943 323 48 83 6268 9501 Division No. VII 67 03 66 31 3048 313 04 63 4948 7094 Division No. VIII 17 05 54 32 2108 232 13 04 3023 4849 Division No. IX 266 200 98 48 2463 296 137 75 3976 6142 Division No.X 369 BILGI TALUK ..; Q) 2: E '",..c (l 0 5>' u " ~ '0 -0 £ >< -;; I- m " ~ U C ~ :::> a::: E _.J " ~ ~ I- "- > 0 "0 (f) ~ 1981 1981 Population Population Sl. Census S1. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.c. No. L.C. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 1 Algundi 45 1733 2206 34 Kadapatti 64 613 . 721 2 Amalzari 7 1755 2078 35 Kamadal 33 575 620 (Amalzeri) 36 Kandagal 57 1196 1127 3 Anagwadi 36 1768 2126 37 Katarki 43 1564 1682 4 Arakeri 46 2654 3404 38 Kolur 11 1276 1431 39 Kontikal 2 285 330 5 Badaradinni 59 534 637 40 Koppa (S.K.) 44 1333 6 Badgandi 3S 715 852 1593 41 Koppa (S.R.) 53 247 201 7 Badgi 16 1699 2060 42 Korti 24 1220 1189 8 Ballur 20 615 824 43 Kovalli 38 629 973 9 Bavalatti 39 803 1048 44 Kundargi 40 3307 4282 10 Beerkabbi 55 503 561 11 Bilgi (Rural) 65 45 Lingapur (S.K.) 42 430 614 12 Bisnal 5 1474 1875 46 Lingapur (S.R.) 30 434 435 13 Budihal (S.G.) 15 977 1131 47 Managur 14 Budihal (S.H.) 37 1362 1681 32 351 356 48 Mannikeri 50 1489 1334 15 Chickhanchinal 9 515 656 49 Mundaganur 10 1379 1498 16 Chinvalkoppa 31 482 527 50 Muttaldinni 52 770 809 17 Chowdapur 12 124 138 51 Nagaral 2056 2468 18 Dhawaleshwar 22 1005 1255 52 Rabkavi 8 600 712 19 Galgali 13 4113 4858 53 Rolli 27 1238 1515 20 Garadadinni 23 337 359 54 Sangam 21 Girgavi 17 634 693 56 17 27 55 Shirguppi 41 22 Girisagar 51 2860 3258 1185 t533 56 Siddapur 23 Godihal 34 80 79 3 2700 3129 57 Senna 21 24 Govinadinni 26 369 262 2357 3180 58 Sunag 25 Gudadinni 18 362 471 48 2643 3723 26 Gulbal 14 418 562 59 Takkalki 25 451 367 27 Gundanpalli 28 553 665 60 Teggi 4 2220 2520 61 Tolamatti 49 28 Hanchinal (Inam) 19 1473 1686 1595 1605 62 Tummarmatti 63 29 Hardrihal 54 475 489 765 737 30 Heggur 29 615 612 63 Yadhalli 6 2264 2615 31 Herkal 61 2096 21'82 64 Yelligutti 62 899 1104 32 Honnihal 58 1184 1403 65 Yettinatti 60 778 872 33 Janamatti 47 1819 2264 373 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK : BILGI MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of L.C. Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House Houseless Population) Workers No. 1 and of residential (I) Division/Mohal a etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 BILGI TALUK T 781-8 16716 17174 98251 48875 49376 19846 7296 27571 9715 13130 1374 R 781-2 14988 15425 88204 43770 44434 17244 6002 25105 8803 12392 1264 U 0'6 1728 1749 10047 5 lOS 4942 2602 1294 2466 912 738 110 RURAL 1 Nagaral 1012-28 373 373 2468 1208 1260 495 187 721 492 229 17 2 Kontikal 1204-80 62 62 330 163 167 17 3 91 29 3 Sidtlapur 2103-91 487 495 3129 1569 1560 484 164 967 347 474 46 4 Teggi 3060-37 422 422 2520 1242 1278 294 66 722 245 480 64 5 Bisnal 1279'67 316 316 1875 929 946 188 32 602 158 283 14 6 Yadhalli 2413-80 465 476 2615 1292 1323 557 205 753 155 296 6 7 Amalzari 972-22 386 387 2078 1024 1054 401 193 650 237 290 30 8 Rabkavi 845·06 122 122 712 343 369 112 42 201 112 82 4 9 Chickhanchinal 950-62 120 120 656 324 332 103 27 210 3 152 I 10 Mundaganur 980-27 272 280 1498 751 747 227 67 461 224 287 60 II Kolur 15lfs '05 258 261 1431 725 706 256 56 446 260 242 12 12 Chowdapur 512-20 25 25 138 70 68 17 50 38 20 02 13 Galgali 1350-73 894 897 4858 2368 2490 1244 653 1308 537 354 46 14 Gulbal 644-58 93 93 562 281 281 65 18 161 92 39 03 15 Budihal (S.G.) 419-32 201 206 1131 562 569 292 115 311 118 133 08 16 Badgi 1742'74 348 355 2060 1030 1030 442 151 584 131 312 21 17 Girgavi 776-08 115 119 693 345 348 129 29 190 06 139 01 18 Gudadinni 449-54 61 61 471 228 243 125 59 128 51 82 24 19 Hanchinal (Inam) 428'82 312 312 1686 807 879 409 191 471 296 204 69 20 Ballur 1392-10 133 133 824 416 408 248 144 223 22 67 05 21 Sonna 1620-51 510 557 3180 1526 1654 599 299 908 202 482 09 22 Dhawaleshwar 1107-38 195 212 1255 624 631 169 65 360 97 178 01 23 Garadadinni 820-84 66 72 359 175 184 88 38 99 36 47 18 24 Korti 1443 -53 209 218 1189 578 611 259 141 336 152 153 16 25 Takkalki 435-50 69 69 367 191 176 86 16 110 18 57 02 26 Govinadinni 327-67 48 48 262 122 140 56 10 76 10 67 27 Rolli 2360-41 246 249 1515 734 781 287 56 434 196 276 13 28 Gundanpalli 786-54 106 106 665 322 343 158 77 171 21 86 01 29 Heggur 408-91 127 131 612 302 310 113 62 188 145 30 Lingapur (S.R_) 368-75 92 94 435 209 226 79 27 115 02 100 02 31 Chinvalkoppa 427'64 83 83 527 265 262 98 19 158 07 122 04 32 Managur 455'57 59 59 356 187 169 38 02 100 84 73 03 33 Kamadal 595 ·39 118 118 620 304 316 130 16 201 6', 140 26 34 Godihal 334'65 18 18 79 35 44 11 04 25 22 35 Badgandi 1267'00 161 164 852 401 451 151 54 251 22 66 36 Anagwadi 1454·96 370 370 2126 1073 1053 531 229 593 101 331 12 37 Budihal (S.H_) 753 -16 266 1()';I 1681 336 845 596 133 5C~ :!36 233 4'7 38 Kovalli 1276'62 149 149 973 481 492 157 29 264 61 203 12 39 Bavalatti 509·28 187 187 1048 505 543 251 62 245 86 138 10 40 Kundargi 3015-89 695 7Q5 4282 2169 2113 778 250 1119 846 477 108 41 Shirguppi 696·12 252 252 1533 755 778 243 56 434 134 131 15 42 Lingapur (S.K-l 511-78 104 105 614 302 312 117 34 157 112 75 4 374 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Agricultural Manufacturing Process Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Townl (III, IV, V b) & L.C. Labourers (II) ing Servicing and Name 01 No. of Ward/ VI to IX No. Repairs IV] la] Divison/Mohalla etc., M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 8491 6880 13% 628 4554 833 611 6022 20693 33639 T BILGI TALUK 7973 6259 1259 578 3481 702 514 5677 18151 29954 R 518 621 137 50 1073 131 97 345 2542 3685 U RURAL 284 239 147 153 61 83 11 61 476 707 Nagaral 62 51 72 116 Kontikal 2 244 171 47 24 202 106 08 295 594 918 Siddapur 3 53 41 12 02 177 138 109 520 924 Teggi 4 219 140 18 82 04 01 114 326 674 Bisnal 5 332 141 19 106 08 24 123 515 1045 Yadhalli 6 276 187 14 70 20 02 07 372 810 Amalzari 7 113 108 06 142 257 Rabkavi 8 57 02 01 \97 114 132 Chickhanchinal 9 109 152 28 09 37 03 17 100 273 423 Mundaganur 10 153 239 15 03 36 06 10 103 269 343 Kolur II 25 36 02 03 20 30 Chowdapur 12 390 392 80 30 484 69 21 282 1039 1671 Galgali 13 101 89 07 14 05 14 liS 175 Gulbal 14 126 107 12 40 03 18 85 233 366 Budihal (S.G.) 15 170 102 30 04 72 04 12 78 434 821 Badgi 16 29 02 09 13 03 40 155 302 Girgavi 17 35 27 05 06 01 100 191 Gudadinni 18 226 225 14 01 27 01 12 28 324 555 Hanchina1 (Inam) 19 138 17 06 12 86 193 300 Ballur 20 282 185 35 109 08 43 448 575 1004 Sonna 21 150 95 14 18 01 46 314 218 220 Dhawaleshwar 22 51 17 01 01 17 92 59 56 Garadadinni 23 96 105 06 81 31 26 147 216 312 Korti 24 36 16 08 09 81 158 Takkalki 25 07 10 02 46 130 Govinadinni 26 82 165 18 18 58 01 52 299 533 Rolli 27 72 13 08 05 05 02 20 lSI 302 Gundanpalli 28 23 03 17 186 114 124 Heggur 29 08 05 02 110 94 114 Lingapur (S.R.) 30 26 02 04 06 01 142 107 113 Chinvalkoppa 31 24 81 02 01 87 85 Managur 32 48 41 02 II 04 53 99 196 Kamadal 33 03 28 10 16 Godihal 34 158 18 08 19 04 188 ISO 241 Badgandi 35 141 86 20 101 03 103 480 849 Anagwadi 36 137 123 46 56 89 10 05 46 326 563 Budihal (S.H.) 37 37 47 24 02 17 89 200 342 Kovalli 3X 50 48 28 28 29 49 254 211 203 Bavalatli 39 268 507 136 187 238 44 46 99 1004 1168 Kundargi 40 199 77 15 13 89 29 06 190 315 454 Shirguppi 41 62 108 20 01 145 199 Lingapur (S.K.) 42 375 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK : BILGI MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of L.C. Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc .• holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses inKm' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 43 Katarki 1092·03 208 314 1682 831 851 313 102 557 311 310 105 44 Koppa (S.K.) 1317·42 280 296 1593 790 803 359 162 475 263 201 16 45 Algundi 1112'40 285 390 2206 1076 1130 448 168 592 211 283 16 46 Arakeri 3863·31 598 599 3404 1702 1702 528 146 1003 326 486 35 47 Janamatti 1505'55 372 372 2264 1141 1123 413 110 655 24 425 06 48 Sunag 3774·64 659 660 3723 1875 1848 615 271 1040 256 510 66 49 Tolamatti 1823·73 253 256 1605 820 785 396 81 420 32 35 50 Mannikeri 1913'16 262 265 1334 640 694 285 67 322 68 172 02 51 Girisagar 1573·95 546 557 3258 1675 1583 770 193 903 198 490 74 52 Muttaldinni 779'24 132 134 809 401 408 124 27 224 60 102 04 53 Koppa (S.R.) 268'17 31 34 201 112 89 24 03 69 01 55 54 Hardrihal 329·94 85 90 489 249 240 91 15 136 69 39 03 55 Beerkabbi 561'08 109 110 561 288 273 116 34 169 133 66 45 56 Sangam 77·53 03 03 27 12 15 07 02 09 04 02 02 57 Kandagal 1165 '28 230 230 1127 557 570 274 93 294 19 144 10 58 Honnihal 1632'28 243 243 1403 697 706 348 138 378 102 269 59 Badaradinni 586·92 113 115 637 318 319 138 42 152 24 112 60 Yettinatti 566·91 124 130 872 420 452 174 29 231 88 137 15 61 Herk-al 2125·28 400 401 2182 1113 1069 422 116 646 132 375 62 Yelligutti 1352·13 174 174 1104 539 565 132 18 303 208 173 8'5 63 Tummarmatti 1455·81 140 146 737 375 362 222 74 200 67 104 27 64 Kadapatti 345'91 146 156 172 366 355 145 30 228 193 106 17 65 Bilgi (Rural) 3859'11 UN-INHABITED URBAN S/V Bilgi (M) 0'58 1728 1749 10047 5105 4942 2602 1294 2466 912 738 110 Division No. I N.A. 359 360 2069 1041 1028 498 226 518 174 186 35 Division No. II N.A. 424 432 2337 1204 1133 516 219 578 274 152 41 Division No. III N.A. 270 270 1569 775 794 270 85 433 286 103 13 Division No. IV N.A. 388 398 2423 1261 1162 826 453 534 117 ISO 17 Division No. V N.A. 287 289 1649 824 825 492 311 403 61 117 04 376 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Town/ Agricultural Manufacturing Process L.c. (III, IV, V b) & Name 01 No. of Ward/ Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Division/Mohalla etc., Repairs [V] [a] M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 154 195 14 02 79 09 04 20 270 520 Katarki 43 174 224 29 15 71 08 315 540 Koppa (S.K.) 44 225 189 07 77 06 09 58 475 861 Algundi 45 360 271 27 01 130 19 14 71 685 1305 Arakeri 46 135 16 II 84 02 01 02 485 1097 Janamatti 47 344 159 36 03 150 28 13 70 822 1522 Sunag 48 354 31 22 01 09 400 753 Tolamatti 49 85 65 06 59 01 18 107 300 519 Mannikeri 50 165 100 137 18 III 06 29 403 743 982 Girisagar 51 116 56 02 04 144 177 204 Muttaldinni 52 14 01 01 43 42 45 Koppa (S.R.) 53 83 63 07 07 03 46 113 125 ,Hardrihal 54 70 87 13 20 01 10 119 130 Beerkabbi 55 06 02 01 03 11 Sangam 56 90 09 15 45 05 247 258 304 Kandagal 57 83 95 06 01 20 06 02 06 317 598 Honnihal 58 22 23 04 01 14 08 34 158 261 Badaradinni 59 52 67 04 02 38 04 04 53 185 311 Yettinatti 60 147 123 62 62 09 01 466 937 Herkhl 61 65 114 09 01 56 08 04 16 232 341 Yelligutti 62 60 39 16 20 01 11 175 284 Tummarmatti 63 67 169 07 48 07 138 162 Kadapatti 64 Bilgi (Rural) 65 URBAN 518 621 137 50 1073 131 97 345 2542 3685 Bilgi (M) SIV 90 118 08 234 21 05 523 849 Division No. I 153 182 41 10 232 41 33 96 593 763 Division No. II 154 216 05 06 171 51 05 07 337 501 Division No. III 54 53 74 34 226 13 52 188 675 857 Division No. IV 67 52 09 210 05 07 49 414 715 Division No. V 377 / HUNGUND TALUK KARNATAKA HUNGUND TALUK BIJAPUR DISTRICT DD Milu 2 0 4 6 Mil~s ~;;S ."S' <> / 0 4 6 e Kms ~ At K"" l) -'t ~ ( .,.. -4 l... .> .... tr ... ::> (.!) U '".., z Hko.l From a: ...J J..... \ T o H T G H u R A c BOUNDARY. TALUK...... 1M PORTANT METALLED ROAD. . .• VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUM9ER.[====¥i_~~~=J UNMETALLED AND OTHER ROADS. ; ...... -: FOREST- RESERVED.. ... ,...... ~~ ...... , RIVER WITH STREAM •.. .•. '" ...... ~ HEADQUARTERS' TALUK ... © POST OFFICE I TELEGRAPH OFFICE. PO/TO HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL .. ~~~~~;:; ~~~_ :9~~~~~T~~~99~1~:~~~L~~D 2~~~E. •• o •••• POLICE STATION PS UNINHABITED VILLAGES WITH LOCATION CODE PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE I PRIMARY HEALTH UNIT, URBAN AREA WITH LOCATION CODE ... ·.. I?f%iID~ DISPENSARY, FAMILY PLANNING CENTRE··· .. ~ , + , A f-IATIONAL HIGHWAY. NHI3 IMPORTANT VILLAGE MARKET/HAT (_SHANDY), ~,6,NO'FC; STATE HIGHWAY. SH 20 8ased upon Survey 01' India map with the permission of "he Surveyor General of IndiCl. © GovcmRM:nt of India Copyright, 1986. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK : HUNGUND 1981 1981 Population Population Sl. Census Sl. Census Name of village Name of village !'IIo. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 1 Adihal 70 492 492 48 Gadisunkapur 104 377 369 2 Aiahalli 147 2278 2549 49 Gandal 135 . 491 618 3 Amarawa:dgi 45 588 690 50 Gangur 14 1152 1176 4 Amarawati 53 2021 2264 51 Ganjihal 21 1919 2018 5 Amblikop 159 600 630 52 Ghattiganur 58 777 842 6 Amingad 127 7855 10535 53 Gonal (S.B.) 117 160 210 7 Anapakatti 80 353 384 54 Gonal (S.K.) 110 716 863 55 Gonal (S.T.) 116 497 561 8 Balakundi 126 1599 2597 56 Gopsani 98 146 175 9 Bannihatti 3 588 706 57 Gorbal 100 1347 1636 10 Basarikatti 156 419 346 58 Gorjnal 129 678 687 11 Basawanal 160 413 537 59 Gudur 137 7380 8200 12 Bekamaladinni 59 233 254 60 Gudur (S.B.) 121 378 538 13 Belgal 35 976 1267 61 Gugalmari 123 330 503 14 Benakana:.loni 50 654 795 15 Benakanavari 143 305 349 67 Hadagali 37 610 655 16 Bevina), 154 882 1076 63 Hagedal 57 454 711 17 Bevinamatti 11 499 619 64 Hanamanal 120 182 225 18 Bhimanagad 138 654 826 65 Harnapur 108 170 170 19 Binjawadgi 54 1042 1261 66 Havaragi 77 916 1136 20 Bisaladinni 29 978 1169 67 Hemawadgi 64 290 395 21 Bisalkop 34 597 619 68 Herur 86 1153 1280 22 Budihal (Inam) 163 276 340 69 Hireadapur 106 521 485 595 Hirebadawadgi 23 Budihal (S.K.) \ 51 773 70 1 1218 1382 24 Budihal (S.K.) 162 286 322 71 Hirehunakunti 90 277 284 72 Hirekodagali 122 1088 1489 25 Chamalapur 49 376 476 73 Hiremagi 165 1328 1700 26 Chatnihal 92 556 626 74 Hiremalagavi 19 1046 1071 27 Chickbadawadgi 2 340 378 75 Hire-otgeri 115 927 1021 28 Chickhunakunti 91 76 Hiresinganagutti 103 1545 1843 29 Chickkodagali 124 871 1233 77 Hireupnal 118 352 411 30 Chickmagi 17 1270 1267 78 Hireyaranakeri 10 282 338 31 Chickmalagavi 20 160 182 79 Honnarahalli 8 682 732 32 Chick -otageri 114 701 684 80 Huliginal 13 1109 1409 33 Chicksinganagutti 102 528 674 81 Hullalli 74 724 716 34 Chickupnal 119 82 Hungund (Rural) 168 35 Chickyaranakeri 9 256 297 83 Huvanur 23 717 925 36 Chikadapur 105 1450 1462 84 Huvinahalli 151 751 901 17 Chikanal 139 1196 1571 J8 Chilapur 144 391 524 85 Iddalgi 33 1485 1609 39 Chinnapur (S.I(.) 44 501 505 86 Ilkal (Rural) 169 40 Chinnapur (S.T.) 88 538 645 87 IlIal 132 1045 1198 41 Chintakamaladinni 62 361 433 88 Indawar 81 184 233 42 Chittargi 15 1933 2274 89 Ingalgi 99 566 605 43 Chittawadgi 5 888 1037 90 Islampur 46 544 534 44 Choudakamaladinni 27 120 121 91 1 alakamaladinni 63 737 794 45 Dammur 134 840 976 92 lambaladinni 96 670 789 46 Dasbal 83 423 473 47 Dhannur 73 1538 1946 93 Kadapatti 56 381 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK : HUNGUND 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census S1. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 19"11 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 S 2 3 4 5 94 Kadiwal (lnam) 61 744 67i! 135 Nimbalgundi 149 780 1063 95 Kadiwal KaUapur 158 405 458/ S 136 Ningapur 43 % Kalagonal 12 129 108 ( 97 Kalligudda 148 625 790 c 137 Palti 66 250 374 98 Kamadatta 71 262 300 138 Papanathana1 18 106 126 99 Kamaladinni 69 538 605 139 Pochapur 41 379 374 100 Kamatgi (Rural) 170 101 Kamblihal 48 813 867 140 Rakkasagi 128 987 1164 102 Kandgal 113 4527 4986 141 Ramathal 152 $61 719 103 Karadi 40 2620 2886 142 Ramawadgi 55 177 793 104 Katagur 31 654 809 143 Rayanakoppa 164 105 Kelur 140 2381 2846 144 Revadihal 60 241 253 106 Kengalkadapatti 26 283 289 107 Kesarabhavi 89 406 443 145 Sangam 32 25Q4 2849 108 Kesarapenti 84 90 107 146 Sangapur 131 ~" 109 Khairwadgi 16 453 474 147 Sankalapur 125 2l'9 300 110 Khajagal 25 187 249 148 Siddanakolla 142 2~ 397 III Kirasur 38 241 270 149 Solabgeri 87 112 Kodihal 47 2636 3035 150 Somalapur III 589 53! 113 Kongavad 78 151 Sulibhavi 167 5g81 7870 114 Konnur 65 171 203 152 Suralikal 157 622 797 115 Koppa (S.N.) 75 719 911 116 Koujaganur 79 712 807 153 Tallikeri 130 1002 1297 117 Krishnapur 107 1077 1077 154 Tariwal 95 371 675 118 Kunabenchi 146 592 834 155 Timmapur 39 940 1341 119 Kyadiggeri 145 506 549 156 Tondihal 85 269 380 157 Tumba 97 876 987 120 Lolasar 67 310 489 158 Turadagi 30 672 690 159 Turamari 52 332 418 121 Madapur 166 325 336 122 Malligihal 93 118 172 160 Upnal (S.C.) 141 203 223 123 Manmathanal 68 380 616 124 Maratgeri 112 1132 1114 161 Vadageri 133 1289 1505 125 Marol 76 1443 1779 162 Vadergonal 82 147 127 126 Medinapur 36 210 180 163 Vajjal 101 471 569 127 Muganur 161 660 726 164 Valakaladinni 28 337 409 128 MuUur 150 538 744 165 Varagodadinni 24 429 400 129 Muradi 136 1215 1487 166 Virapur 4 425 450 130 Nagur 7 1709 2224 167 YadahaUi 6 283 365 131 Nandanoor 22 164 204 168 Yattinahatti 153 132 Nandavadgi 109 2707 2653 159 Yemmihatti 72 235 300 133 Nidasanur 94 377 524 170 Yeranaikanal 155 310 312 134 Nilugal 42 382 HUNGUND TALUK (Contd.) URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK ; HUNGUND MAIN WORKEaS Area of Total Population Village in No. of L.C. Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 HUNGUND TALUK T 1354·2 35934 36822 220207 108850 111357 56327 20026 59267 26560 22675 5437 R 1348·8 26135 26840 158509 77941 80568 38000 11549 43459 21139 20719 5057 lJ 5'4 9799 9982 61698 30909 30189 18327 8477 15808 5421 1956 380 RURAL Hirebadawadgi 604·40 204 217 1382 679 703 447 175 294 225 149 115 2 Chickbadawadgi 286·85 57 57 378 175 203 87 08 94 124 73 3 Bamrihatti 374'64 128 132 706 349 357 230 80 166 138 95 66 4 Virapur 249·24 65 69 450 237 213 112 19 135 68 45 5 Chittawadgi 1349·77 164 165 1037 498 539 250 57 289 318 143 80 6 Yadahalli 257·86 54 54 365 175 190 109 27 102 123 63 58 7 Nagur 1052·98 323 332 2224 lOBI ll43 636 251 567 262 371 122 8 Honnarahalli 320'54 141 141 732 364 368 191 34 196 145 96 46 9 Chickyaranakeri 253·27 57 59 297 147 150 44 08 88 58 23 03 10 Hireyaranakeri 256'10 58 59 338 161 177 102 24 94 60 55 25 II Bevinamatti 792'39 98 103 619 320 299 228 84 163 66 115 41 12 Kalagonal 241·18 23 23 108 52 56 05 34 21 21 09 13 Huliginal ll27·24 244 252 1409 672 737 229 29 381 296 222 109 14 Gangur 1222'53 225 228 1176 569 607 180 26 306 79 182 20 15 Chittargi 1391'92 377 397 2274 1124 ll50 607 257 608 161 337 27 16 Khairwadgi 571'00 94 94 474 221 253 107 22 144 67 115 04 17 Chick magi 821·82 236 237 1267 611 656 249 90 327 247 153 62 18 Papanathanal 146·47 28 28 126 61 65 20 02 38 IP 29 03 19 Hiremalagavi 1042'15 212 214 1071 519 552 220 55 264 154 175 59 20 Chickmalagavi 181'35 26 26 182 91 91 44 13 57 20 30 11 21 Ganjihal 3064'74 361 384 2018 990 1028 405 141 559 392 249 57 22 Nandanoor 512·82 29 30 204 100 104 40 03 41 13 22 23 Huvanur 567·43 180 184 925 452 473 126 16 224 196 125 24 Varagodadinni 565'56 78 80 400 185 215 113 28 IJ5 J36 85 25 Khajagal 194·81 34 38 249 125 124 69 12 74 79 64 26 Kengal Kadapatti 421·44 53 55 289 152 137 101 25 87 26 82 03 27 Choudakamaladinni 302'62 22 22 121 57 64 27 04 35 32 28 Valakaladinni 504·22 67 67 409 205 204 1I8 23 123 118 29 Bisa1adinni 608'30 173 175 ll69 553 616 238 26 324 73 184 01 30 Turadagi 536·21 119 ll9 690 341 349 202 33 202 07 159 03 31 Katagur 846'74 112 120 809 398 4ll 202 55 240 194 122 90 32 Sangam 1486·35 513 521 2849 1416 1433 894 366 722. ~2 306 48 33 Iddalgi 1442·54 306 309 1609 803 806 517 219 405 87 303 61 34 Bisa1kop ll30'02 132 135 619 287 332 140 39 159 169 87 58 35 Belgal 1298'35 226 228 1267 632 635 269 82 366 251 146 38 36 Medinapur 465'53 35 36 180 91 89 27 14 43 12 16 02 37 Hadagali 801·50 116 116 655 323 332 143 20 173 i7 50 24 38 KiraSUi 47 270 129 141 30 05 78 31 42 13 39 Timmapur 1219·27 216 221 1341 663 678 355 148 376 158 40 Karadi 3605'67 512 523 2886 1386 1500 771 331 682 403 269 59 41 Pochapur 778'46 66 66 374 185 189 89 07 99 49 78 41 42 Nilugal Amalgamated with POCHAPUR L.C. No. 41 43 Ningapur Amalgamated with POCHAPUR L.C. No. 41 384 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Town/ Agricultural Manufacturing Process L.C. (Ill, IV, V b) & Name OJ No. of Ward/ Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Division/Mahalia etc., Repairs [V) [a) M F M F M F M F M F IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 13208 15447 9691 3750 13693 1926 779 11235 48804 73562 T HUNGUND TALUK 11784 13820 4052 1366 6904 896 640 9308 33842 50121 R 1424 1627 5639 2384 6789 1030 139 1927 14962 23441 U RURAL 73 107 20 03 52 05 18 380 460 Hirebadawadgi I 15 124 06 81 79 Chickbadawadgi 2 25 51 04 03 42 18 15 37 168 182 Bannihatti 3 67 33 14 35 09 08 102 137 Virapur 4 98 238 10 38 209 221 Chittawadgi 5 36 65 03 73 67 Yadahalli 6 137 136 13 46 04 II 49 503 832 Nagur 7 66 92 20 06 14 OJ 03 14 165 209 HonnarahaHi 8 61 55 02 02 01 06 58 86 Chickyaranakeri 9 23 33 04 12 02 06 67 III Hireyaranakeri 10 35 22 13 03 07 26 ISO 207 Bevinamatti 11 11 12 02 14 18 21 Kalagonal 12 94 163 13 01 52 23 29 203 262 238 Huliginal 13 87 54· 14 02 23 03 05 125 258 403 Gangur 14 154 121 41 04 76 09 01 202 515 787 Chittargi 15 27 62 02 01 01 10 76 176 Khairwadgi 16 128 183 15 31 02 09 284 400 Chick magi 17 09 07 01 21 22 34 Papanathanal 18 47 92 09 01 33 02 49 255 349 Hiremalagavi 19 20 08 07 01 17 34 54 Chickmalagavi 20 251 325 21 06 38 04 01 430 636 Ganjihal 21 09 12 01 01 09 03 59 88 Nandanoor 22 84 196 03 12 02 228 275 Huvanur 23 29 136 01 01 69 79 Varagodadinni 24 09 79 01 01 51 44 Khajagal 25 04 23 01 02 65 109 Kengal Kadapatti 26 01 02 08 22 56 Choudakamaladin ni 27 02 02 01 37 82 167 Valakaladinni 28 71 71 18 01 51 02 96 227 447 Bisaladinni 29 27 03 06 10 01 08 168 131 174 Turadagi 30 42 84 12 09 64 II 03 06 155 211 Katagur 31 166 171 30 03 220 20 07 172 687 1019 Sangam 32 44 25 13 45 01 05 287 393 432 lddalgi 33 64 110 08 01 13 44 115 119 Bisalkop 34 174 212 03 01 43 70 266 314 Belgal 35 24 10 03 04 19 44 58 Medinapur 36 105 53 18 05 21 145 234 Hadagali 37 35 18 01 05 29 41' RI K;ra~ur ,R 160 05 53 315 287 363 Timmapur 39 245 321 41 04 127 19 14 85 690 1012 Karadi 40 06 07 15 01 03 14 83 126 Pochapur 41 Nilugal 42 Ningapur 43 385 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TALUK : HUNGUND MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of L.C. Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 IJ 14 44 Chinnapur (S.K.) 556'67 85 88 505 251 254 161 52 150 117 72 34 45 Amarwadgi 424'52 117 117 690 335 355 190 51 185 12 99 02 46 Islampur 477·19 107 107 534 262 272 158 32 176 157 47 Kodihal 1298·47 471 493 3035 1465 1570 870 329 772 219 372 75 48 Kamblihal 826·71 143 143 867 428 439 206 55 234 215 94 40 49 Chamalpur 737'48 76 76 476 229 247 108 35 117 105 51 24 50 Benakanadoni 465-05 136 137 795 374 421 313 57 217 22 148 08 51 Budilial (S.K.) 551 ·29 109 109 773 389 384 207 37 199 130 124 96 52 Turamari 717·07 59 59 418 211 207 110 14 132 37 SO 16 53 Amarawati 1688·34 385 402 2264 1117 1147 501 140 616 403 326 83 54 Binjawadgi 963'23 145 147 1261 608 653 372 143 235 61 133 08 55 Ramawadgi 1881-53 136 143 793 396 397 234 54 199 160 92 23 56 Kadapatti Amalgamated with RAMA WADGI L. C. No. 55 57 Hegedal 827·06 106 110 711 327 384 215 64 165 109 113 39 58 Ghattiganur 705·72 150 151 842 424 418 285 109 193 32 104 01 59 Bekamaladinni 332-15 48 48 254 124 130 68 21 74 03 S4 60 Revadihal ]60'10 43 44 253 126 127 86 18 51 43 61 Kadiwal (lnam) 522-74 127 133 678 314 364 164 79 192 203 86 83 62 Chintakamaladinni 531'88 72 77 433 213 220 88 23 130 121 74 16 63 la1akama1adinni 697·48 146 146 794 393 401 237 40 213 123 103 34 64 Hemawadgi 404'23 68 69 395 202 193 94 07 107 74 65 Konnur 214'71 42 46 203 103 100 54 16 5S 24 21 66 Palti 205'68 51 52 374 193 181 119 29 lOS 44 51 02 67 Lolasar 380' 52 68 69 489 236 253 127 39 121 01 90 68 Manmathanal 276·19 101 103 616 285 331 151 52 158 01 124 01 69 Kamaladinni 591·97 101 101 605 286 319 146 19 187 84 107 44 70 Adihal 313'44 82· 83 492 233 259 122 23 121 59 78 42 71 Kamadatta 235'87 46 48 300 142 158 80 19 82 46 72 Yemmihatti 235-21 41 44 300 144 156 80 11 79 02 65 73 Dhannur 1183 ·77 334 339 1946 1001 945 697 357 423 112 177 19 74 Hullalli 678'82 122 122 716 353 363 238 72 192 199 133 75 Koppa (S.N.) 822·32 141 141 911 443 468 295 140 243 22 193 13 76 Marol 1905·31 275 278 1779 861 918 397 138 460 126 247 07 77 Havaragi 1163 ·66 199 200 1136 529 607 275 64 292 256 160 44 78 Kongavad Amalgamated with HAVARAGI L.C. No. 77 79 Koujaganur 663·83 108 128 807 398 409 204 20 206 106 124 57 80 Anapakatti 359-94 67 73 384 174 210 88 09 110 51 81 81 Indawar 442'10 43 43 233 118 115 61 05 66 25 36 82 Vadergonal 121 -80 17 17 127 57 70 24 02 44 45 22 16 83 Dasbal 436·09 71 75 473 226 247 138 35 121 160 98 102 84 Kesarpenti 212-54 15 15 107 50 57 20 37 38 27 15 85 Tondihal 510'31 77 77 380 204 176 117 41 102 77 25 04 86 Herur 966-51 189 189 1280 663 617 428 118 358 200 60 08 87 SoJabgeri Amalgamated with HERUR L.C. No. 86 88 Chinnapur (S.T.) 426·08 102 102 645 332 313 218 77 172 158 97 15 89 Kesarabhavi 1160·59 74 78 443 215 228 139 37 123 125 81 18 '\ 90 Hirehunakunti 696'60 60 60 284 121 163 76 30 68 78 51 06 386 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Name of Village/Town/ Agricultural Manufacturing Process Marginal Workers Non-Workers L.c. (III, IV, V b) & Name 01 No. of Ward/ Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Division/Mohalla etc., Repairs IV] la] M F M F M F M F M F IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 43 72 20 10 15 01 27 101 110 Chinnapur (S.K.l 44 35 04 07 44 06 15 150 328 Amarwadgi 45 01 18 86 272 Islampur 46 101 91 65 37 234 16 57 239 636 1112 Kodihal 47 112 172 04 24 03 (,2 194 222 Kamblihal 48 53 80 13 01 112 142 Chamalpur 49 45 09 04 20 05 03 206 154 193 Benakanadoni 50 41 32 34 02 23 100 167 :54 Budihal (S.K.) 51 78 20 01 03 01 02 102 77 68 Turamari 52 186 306 12 01 92 13 64 501 680 Amarawati 53 67 51 12 01 23 01 93 220 280 372 Binjawadgi 54 94 137 05 08 01 83 196 154 Ramawadgi 55 Kadapatti 56 44 70 01 07 08 68 154 207 Hegedal 57 66 29 05 02 18 26 174 205 212 Ghattiganur 58 10 01 03 07 02 12 50 115 Bek amaladin ni 59 05 03 04 14 71 113 Revadihal 60 88 120 05 13 01 121 161 Kadiwal (Inam) 61 53 105 03 05 22 78 77 Chintakamaladinni 62 66 89 04 40 01 01 179 277 lalakamaladinni 63 13 09 II 09 117 86 76 Hemawadgi 64 28 23 04 01 02 03 04 45 72 Konnur 65 39 42 01 14 04 88 133 Palti 66 24 01 03 04 115 252 Lolasar 67 27 07 127 330 Manmathanal 68 56 40 03 21 01 99 234 Kamaladinni 69 30 17 06 07 01 66 III 134 Adihal 70 32 04 94 60 64 Kamadatta 71 13 01 02. 91 65 63 Yemmihatti 72 121 82 19 106 11 02 19 576 814 Dhannur 73 37 199 04 18 161 164 HulJalli 74 32 07 02 16 02 09 220 191 226 Koppa (S.N.) 75 129 114 08 76 05 12 304 389 488 Marol 76 61 199 16 08 55 05 03 43 234 308 Havaragi 77 Kongavad 78 41 43 41 06 35 158 157 145 Koujaganur 79 12 51 01 16 04 31 60 128 Anapakatti 80 25 25 05 22 52 68 Indawar 81 22 29 13 25 Vadergonal 82 15 56 01 07 02 105 87 Dasbal 83 10 23 13 19 Kesarpenti 84 45 73 32 102 99 Tondihal 85 262 192 04 32 305 417 Herur 86 Solabgeri 87 58 133 '09 to' 08 160 155 Chinnapur (S.T.) 88 28 106 05 01 09 53 84 Kesarabhavi 89 11 72 01 05 01 Hirehunakunti 90 3S7 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK ; HUNGUND MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators L.e. Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' p M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 91 Chickhunakunti Amalgamated with HIREHUNAKUNTI L.C_ No_ 90 92 Chatnihal 352'91 97 97 626 317 309 146 56 204 124 114 II 93 Malligihal 212·66 26 26 172 87 85 20 03 51 22 33 07 94 Nidasanur 500·28 73 76 524 255 269 116 19 147 62 82 03 95 Tariwal 707·45 80 80 675 330 345 190 09 193 107 66 04 96 Jambaladinni 668·52, 130 134 789 398 391 238 50 230 59 92 97 Tumba 664'91 178 186 987 499 488 266 78 247 93 109 16 98 Gopsani 324,]'6 28 28 175 81 94 50 07 42 33 19 99 Ingalgi 521·59 III 111 605 308 297 161 27 168 91 42 06 100 Gorbal 630-19 279 281 1636 821 815 410 112 439 283 168 124 101 Vajjal 552-31 102 102 569 292 277 137 32 183 153 82 32 102 Chicksinganagutti 1223-86 107 110 674 337 337 173 41 188 212 139 151 103 Hiresinganagutti 1888-03 316 321 1843 922 921 449 139 552 270 225 30 104 Gadisunkapur 468-97, 70 71 '369 174 195 87 26 110 80 66 12 105 Chikadapur 1092'11 258 263 1462 698 764 409 188 406 14 242 10 106 Hi readapur 437-13 94 96 485 217 268 140 36 127 82 53 07 107 Krishnapur 1072'55 220 220 1077 510 567 183 39 305 190 151 43 108 Harnapur 603 -37 25 25 170 92 78 58 17 48 51 23 01 109 Nandavadgi 3576·73 471 480 2653 1334 1319 561 164 777 381 477 64 110 Gonal (S.K.l 1208·41 129 134 863 437 426 191 39 261 129 203 84 I I I Somalapur 677'54 104 111 532 273 259 153 49 170 13 155 07 I 12 Maratgeri 779'35 214 217 1114 542 572 231 50 314 292 213 161 113 Kandgal 4935 -12 837 865 4986 2440 2546 1062 352 1504 1098 634 212 114 Chickotageri 537'18 128 135 684 327 357 204 34 173 40 74 02 115 Hireotageri 1235'78 156 157 1021 508 513 271 44 275 82 173 25 116 Gotial (S.T.) 329.40 86 87 561 268 293 182 55 128 55 84 117 Gonal (S.B.) 393'62 36 38 210 109 101 41 09 61 50 15 01 118 Hireupnal 223'76 75 76 411 196 215 122 47 112 108 45 05 119 Chickupnal Amalgamated with HIREUPNAL L.c. No. 118 120 Hanamanal 309'54 45 45 225 III 114 35 06 71 39 32 07 121 Gudur (S.B.) 494 -44 95 96 538 261 277 128 26 158 110 58 49 ! 22 Hirekodagali 1388·42 230 238 1489 759 730 295 67 469 94 186 24 123 Gugalmari 323'35 79 81 503 254 249 144 43 134 18 72 01 124 Chickkadagali 890-08 240 240 1233 626 607 189 59 396 98 265 36 ! 25 Sankalapur 485 '08 51 51 300 163 137 31 01 93 36 46 126 Balakundi 2410'75 444 457 2597 1294 1303 283 73 769 389 181 50 127 Amingad 1"591·44 1594 1689 10535 5218 5317 2785 1130 2761 1029 423 139 128 Rakkasagi 760'33 196 197 1164 577 587 249 40 324 266 34 29 129 Gorjnal 516'65 III 117 687 356 331 156 70 207 70 130 Tallikeri 726'43 191 191 1297 635 662 299 47 344 09 244 03 131 Sangapur Amalgamated with T ALLlKERl L.C. No. 130 132 lIlal 842'68 180 181 1198 575 623 267 59 305 138 110 22 133 Vadageri 1166'15 212 229 15U5 754 751 304 68 478 367 224 98 134 Dammur 1739'62 161 167 976 486 490 237 34 277 145 202 13 135 Gandal 732-75 103 103 618 305 313 114 13 179 72 lOB 02 136 Muradi 983'57 236 237 1487 738 749 311 31 446 218 195 28 137 Gudur 2189-94 1305 1337 8200 4077 4123 2040 936 2299 876 426 94 388 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Town/ Agricultural Manufacturing Process L.c. (Ill, IV, V b) & Name or No. of Ward/ Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Division/Mohalla etc., Repairs [V] [a] M F M F M F M F M F _----_._ .. ----._---- 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 Chickhunakunti 91 88 113 02 06 113 179 Chatnihal 92 18 15 36 63 Malligihal 93 56 59 09 108 207 Nidasanur 94 III 102 10 06 01 137 238 Tariwal 95 97 59 10 31 168 332 Jambaladinni 96 78 63 14 07 46 07 10 20 242 375 Tumba 97 17 33 02 04 13 39 48 Gopsani 98 78 72 30 10 18 03 06 78 134 128 1ngalgi 99 108 130 130 20 33 09 05 43 377 489 Gorbal 100 76 120 25 01 109 124 Vajjal 101 35 61 02 12 149 125 Chicksinganagutti 102 239 229 24 07 64 04 21 02 368 649 Hiresinganagutti 103 22 62 01 21 06 01 18 63 97 Gadisunkapur 104 81 03 13 70 01 16 250 276 500 Chikadapur 105 56 72 04 14 03 91 186 Hireadapur 106 88 138 07 59 09 01 35 204 342 Krishnapur 107 20 49 01 05 44 27 Harnapur 108 194 284 13 23 93 10 04 50 553 888 Nandavadgi 109 32 34 02 24 11 176 297 Gonal (S.K.l 110 10 05 01 04 01 103 246 Somalapur III 67 126 12 22 05 21 228 259 Maratgeri 1'12 649 847 89 21 132 18 01 09 935 1439 Kandgal 113 84 37 03 12 01 05 55 149 262 Chickotageri 114 64 44 16 12 22 01 06 35 227 396 Hireotageri 115 29 55 01 14 58 140 180 Gonal (S.T.) 116 25 48 21 01 01 48 50 Gonal (S.B.) 117 23 83 18 14 26 06 07 84 100 Hireupnal 118 Chickupnal 119 14 27 01 02 24 03 05 40 70 Hanamanal 120 28 41 02 70 20 103 167 Gudur (S.B.) 121 90 56 14 07 179 07 01 37 289 599 Hirekodagali 122 35 15 01 26 02 07 120 224 Gugalmari 123 45 17 06 10 80 35 02 140 228 369 Chickkadagali 124 14 19 33 17 04 07 66 94 Sankalapur 125 122 241 20 12 446 86 01 43 524 871 Balakundi 126 318 325 1107 418 913 147 31 828 2426 3460 Amingad 127 191 204 65 32 34 01 253 321 Rakkasagi 128 133 01 03 149 331 Gorjnal 129 70 05 16 01 14 03 291 650 Tallikeri 130 Sangapur 131 159 106 05 07 31 03 14 153 256 332 lIIal 132 175 260 22 04 57 05 02 08 274 376 Vadageri 133 50 132 09 16 10 100 199 245 Dammur 134 60 70 02 09 01 126 240 Gandal 135 187 187 18 02 46 01 292 531 Muradi 136 '416 355 749 309 708 118 05 606 1773 2641 Gudur 137 389 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK : HUNGUND MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main L.C. Name of Village/Town hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 138 Bhimanagad 823'78 133 137 826 412 414 164 13 237 07 166 139 Chikanal 860·01 248 249 1571 805 766 331 118 483 185 239 44 140 Kelur 3247·86 517 533 2846 1408 1438 475 153 823 203 464 15 141 Upnal (S.C.) 385,)3 37 38 223 198 115 31 01 59 34 34 25 142 Siddanakolla 638'67 54 54 397 197 200 57 04 117 35 80 26 143 Benakanavari 444·41 48 53 349 188 161 78 20 105 S5 88 54 144 Chil:.pur 465'42 84 96 524 253 271 93 33 161 96 131 91 145 Kyadiggeri 349'93 101 101 549 276 273 104 08 178 67 82 146 Kunabenchi 487.63 139 148 834 406 428 84 13 236 263 101 07 147 Aiahalli 1838.66 443 457 2549 1233 1316 546 191 745 337 355 90 148 Kalligudda 496·10 144 144 790 399 391 214 39 215 157 149 Nimbalgundi 275'49 170 170 1063 S38 525 266 74 273 149 140 19 150 MUlJur 681'40 122 l'22 744 364 380 160 30 245 206 124 67 151 Huvinahalli 437'01 166 166 901 439 462 65 08 265 190 193 14 152 Ramathal 1633·73 129 130 719 350 369 141 17 226 175 70 33 153 Yattinahatti Amalgamated with RAMATHAL L.C. No. 152 154 Bevinal 431'63 136 154 1076 520 556 154 13 306 248 163 48 155 Yeranaikanal 373'56 54 54 312 153 159 57 06 84 86 44 35 156 Basarikatti 504'80 63 65 346 166 180 37 02 94 94 37 33 157 Suralikal 482'37 123 139 797 379 418 158 18 207 142 138 21 158 Kadiwal Kallapur 659·96 84 85 458 234 224 58 08 132 54 90 41 159 Amblikop 320'40 114 117 630 317 313 160 18 208 47 124 04 160 Baswanal 362'12 76 80 537 270 267 131 27 142 20 75 01 161 Muganur 530'40 141 141 726 353 373 163 14 205 127 80 12 162 BLidihal (S.K.) 7411'33 60 60 322 165 157 89 22 92 30 35 04 163 Budiha1 (lnam) 539'51 46 47 340 161 179 71 17 89 51 39 06 164 Rayanakoppa Amalgamated with BUDIHAL (lNAM) L.C. No. 163 165 Hiremagi 1374·24 296 296 1700 819 881 324 75 470 488 311 296 166 Madapur 463'62 57 60 336 154 182 36 03 106 25 58 05 167 Sulibhavi 1612'85 1081 1116 7870 3779 4091 1801 607 2076 503 694 100 168 Hungund· (Rural) 4808'15 UN-INHABITED 169 Ilkal (Rural) 1063'34 UN-INHABITED 170 Kamatgi (Rural) 1801'52 UN-INHABITED URBAN S/VII Hungund (M) 2'36 2381 2402 14550 7310 7240 4689 2382 3401 1307 1085 215 Division No. I N.A. 555 558 3366 1777 1589 1111 460 804 452 323 73 Division No. II N.A. 403 409 2532 1283 1249 833 372 602 322 204 78 Division No. III N.A. 502 504 3138 1516 1622 1134 744 690 80 212 17 Division No. IV N.A. 600 603 3567 1749 1818 1010 476 877 27!t 312 44 Division No. V N.A. 321 328 1947 985 962 601 330 428 174 34 03 S/VIII Ilkal (M) 2'72 5672 5804 36058 18166 17892 10720 4946 9396 3013 362 107 Ward No. I N.A. 727 741 4495 2211 2284 1417 793 1041 271 129 22 Ward No.2 N.A. 862 902 5367 2774 2593 1998 1010 1314 236 65 13 W~rrl NO _3 N.A. 724 730 4212 2057 2155 1079 534 1129 403 29 14 390 ' CENSUS• ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Towni Agricultural Manufacturing Process L.C. (III, IV, V b) & Name or No. of Ward! Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Divison!Mohalla etc., Repairs fV] fa] M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 35 07 13 23 208 175 199 Bhimanagad 138 182 126 38 15 24 322 581 Chikanal 139 218 184 51 02 90 02 01 123 584 1112 Kelur 140 04 09 21 03 34 46 47 Upnal (S.c.) 141 06 07 07 24 02 10 90 70 75 Siddanakolla 142 04 01 01 12 83 106 Benakanavari 143 12 OS 04 14 02 92 173 Chilapur 144 81 63 02 15 02 01 51 97 155 Kyadiggeri 145 108 249 04 03 23 04 170 165 Kunabenchi 146 233 223 18 II 139 13 03 65 485 914 Aiahalli 147 28 08 22 44 184 347 Kalligudda 148 113 128 OS 01 15 01 02 265 374 Nimbalgundi 149 111 137 02 02 08 119 174 Mullur 150 52 176 08 12 174 272 Huvinahalli 151 133 138 01 01 22 03 124 .194 Ramathal 152 Yattinahatti 153 83 193 11 02 49 05 05 209 308 Bevinal 154 25 49 15 02 69 73 Yeranaikanal 155 52 59 05 02 72 86 Basarikatti 156 52 115 02 15 06 01 172 275 Suralikal 157 14 13 28 102 170 Kadiwal Kallapur 158 66 42 11 07 01 01 109 265 Amblikop 159 55 18 04 01 08 05 52 123 195 Baswanal 160 92 113 IS 02 18 148 246 Muganur 161 32 23 04 02 21 01 02 36 71 91 Budihal (S.K.) 162 44 45 05 01 02 70 128 Budihal (Inam) 163 Rayanakoppa 164 60 163 21 08 78 21 349 393 Hiremagi 165 45 19 03 01 30 48 127 Madapur 166 169 83 797 244 416 76 29 1213 1674 2375 Sulibhavi 167 Hungund (Rural) 168 Ilkal (Rural) 169 Kamatgi (Rural) 170 URBAN 813 934 138 33 1365 125 08 53 3901 5880 Hungund (M) 5/VII 233 326 32 21 216 32 17 973 1120 Division No. I 152 216 03 243 28 01 680 927 Division No. II 132 43 27 01 319 19 826 1542 Division No. III 130 205 SO 08 385 22 07 36 . 865 1503 Division No. IV 166 144 26 03 202 24 557 788 Division No. V 303 342 4092 1810 4639 754 89 1317 8681 13562 Jlkal (M) S/VIII 76 44 234 93 602 112 06 29 1164 1984 Ward No.1 41 30 361 95 847 98 24 266 1436 2091 Ward No.2 36 45 474 225 590 119 04 119 924 1633 Ward No.3 391 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TALUK : HUNGUND MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main L.C. hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Ward No.4 N.A. 867 884 5447 2750 2697 1535 527 1540 562 32 13 Ward No.5 N.A. 825 836 5344 2707 2637 1425 587 1532 712 16 06 Ward No.6 N.A. 878 901 6069 3124 2945 1950 968 1547 334 45 13 Ward No.7 N.A. 789 810 5124 2543 2581 1316 527 1293 495 46 26 S/XI Kamatgi (M) 0'30 1746 1776 11090 5433 5657 2918 1149 3011 1101 509 58 Division No. I N.A. 377 378 2416 1153 1263 427 167 630 168 302 31 Divjsion Ncr. II N.A. 274 278 1545 727 818 317 168 420 233 93 05 Division No. III N.A. 254 260 1594 790 804 523 211 443 310 29 16 Division No. IV N.A. 260 271 1742 877 865 638 303 463 128 13 04 Division No. V N.A. 581 589 3793 1886 1907 1013 300 1055 262 72 02 392 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Name of Village/Town/ Agricultural Manufacturing Process- Marginal Workers Non-Workers L.C. (III, IV, V b) & Name or No. of Ward/ Labourers (II) inB Servicing and No. VI to IX Divison/Mohalla etc., Repairs [V] [a) I M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 18 27 1052 486 438 36 16 409 1194 1726 Ward No.4 21 25 1004 597 491 84 25 349 1150 1576 Ward No.5 23 17 531 202 948 102 09 98 1568 2513 Ward No.6 88 154 436 112 723 203 05 47 1245 2039 Ward No.7 308 351 1409 541 785 151 42 557 2380 3999 Kamatgi (M) SIX) 74 72 91 41 163 24 34 203 489 892 Division No. I 104 151 68 29 155 48 02 22 305 563 Division No. Ii 39 67 234 191 141 36 07 347 487 Division No. III 09 10 341 104 100 10 81 414 656 Division No. IV 82 51 675 176 226 33 06 244 825 1401 Division No. V 393 ... INDI TALUK KARNATAKA INDI TALUK BIJAPUR DISTRICT , BOUNDARY, STATE ... TALUK ,-- _------1 ,.. VILLAGE WI1"H lOCATION CODE NUMBER. ,,_ L______.!.~ ______1 (J HEAOQUARTERS: TALUK. @ VILLAGES WITH POPULATiON SIZE: B£LOW 200; 0 •••• 200_499,500·99901000- 41i199; Soao ANO ABOVE ,,- URBAN AR.EA WITH LOCATION COOE ... :~:wa NATIONAL HIGHWAY ... NHI3 $TATE HIGHWAY _.. SH 4' IMPORTANT METALLED ROAD _'_, UNMETAL.LE 0 AND OTHER ROADS." '" R.s. hAllWA'!' LINE WITH STATtON, METRE GAUGE II 1 qiip 1III RIVER WITH STREAM. . .. TANK/CANAL WITH OISTRIBUTARY ". ~.:~ POST OFFICE! TELEGRAPH OFFICE ". PO/"TO HIGHER SEcoNDA.RY SCHOOL. ... POLlC£ STATION ... PS PRIMAFY HEALTH CE.l'\iRt::/PRIMAMY H"A,_,rl ut>o.'? FAMILY PLAtJNING CENTRE . ., IMPORTANT VILLAGE MARKET/HAT (SHANOV),MANOIES . _j I!!ka4;d upon Sur .... ey of Ihdia "01' with the p .....inion of the 5'1" va)'or G.-n:.-,.;,;, of -"ntN. C Govel"nfI,e.nt of Indio Copyright,"•• ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK: INDI 1981 1981 Population Population 51. Census Sl. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.c. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 Agarkhed 5 5178 5342 47 Havinal 95 1886 1900 2 Agasanal 67 987 1229 48 Hingani 47 1236 1121 3 Ahirasang 51 2700 3101 49 Hirebevanur 9 3636 3827 4 Alur 4 1717 2350 50 Horti 72 3341 4309 5 Anachi 104 455 603 6 Anjutagi 53 3538 4231 51 lnchageri 116 2388 2983 7 Arajanal 43 1126 1121 52 lngalgi 3 1383 1563 8 Arjunagi (B.K.) 20 1457 1423 9 Arjunagi (K.H.) 19 20 183 53 Jeerankalgi 121 1407 1786 10 Atharga 64 5662 6005 54 Jeveer (Jevoor) 40 1618 1908 55 Jigajeevani 119 3369 4040 11 Babalad 78 1537 1688 12 Ballolli 39 2471 2967 56 Kanakanal 117 561 578 13 Bannihatti 34 155 228 57 Kanr:hinal 93 319 296 14 Banthanal 28 1293 1317 58 Kapanimbargi 80 930 1095 15 Baragudi 48 1127 1284 59 Karur (Kerur) 92 757 811 16 Bardol 111 3109 4125 60 Kataral 118 635 1007 17 Basanal 69 1044 1448 61 Kenginal 30 766 839 18 Benakanahalli 62 1896 2335 62 Khedgi 11 2257 2091 19 Bhatagunaki 44 3659 4123 63 Kokanagaon 122 415 427 20 Bhairunagi 45 622 705 64 Kolurgi 73 1172 1618 21 Bhuyar 8 2170 2037 65 Kotnal 66 604 742 22 Bolegaon 58 1105 1519 66 Kudagi 79 600 621 23 Budihal 52 785 930 67 Kyatanakeri 68 388 553 24 Chadchan 82 6940 8624 68 Lachyan 50 2573 2913 25 Chanegaon 102 1345 1617 69 Lalasangi 13 1387 1293 26 Chavadihal 55 1646 1695 70 Lingadalli 61 721 926 27 Chickbevanur 1 3066 3690 71 Loni (B.K.) 110 3342 3752 28 Chorgi 54 869 1132 72 Loni (K.H.) 46 695 704 29 Dasur 86 575 743 73 Mailar 42 346 387 30 Deginal 70 755 940 74 Manankalgi 108 444 547 31 Dhulakhed 100 1667 1696 75 Mannur 7 1028 1074 32 Dhumakanal 114 855 874 76 Maragur 99 1088 980 77 Marasanalli 24 604 733 33 Ganavalga 59 286 500 78 Masali (B.K.) 35 3348 3527 34 Godihal 94 1352 1446 79 Masali (K.H.) 36 143 280 35 Golasar 17 1507 1497 80 Mavinalli 2 1131 1058 36 Gornal 33 1032 1264 81 Miragi 16 1932 1873 37 Gotyal Hl9 980 1107 38 Govindapur 88 245 323 82 Naad (B.K.) 22 939 1039 39 Gundawan 81 1219 1144 83 Naad (K.H.) 21 1412 1497 84 Nagarhalli IO 220 169 40 Hadalasang 75 1622 2019 (N agarahalli) 41 Halagunaki 77 928 1355 85 Nandaragi 113 1522 1480 42 Halalli 83 1105 1333 86 Nandral 105 482 612 43 Halasangi 106 3985 4693 87 Nimbal (B.K.) 57 1101 1488 44 Hanchinal 18 400 430 88 Nimbal (K.H.) 71 2250 2360 45 Hanjagi 56 3225 3482 89 Nimbargi 120 2775 2763 46 Hattalli 96 2010 2515 90 Nivargi 89 2629 2856 397 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK: INDI 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. 1971 1981 L.C. 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 91 Padanur 49 2410 2704 ; 109 Shivapur (B.K.) 31 146 169; , 110 Shivapur (K.H.) 14 232 276 92 Rajanal 65 777 773 111 Sonakanhalli 76 890 1132 93 Revatagaon 85 2180 2305 94 Rodgi 15 1302 1186 112 Tadavalga 60 5151 6191 95 Rugi 37 2929 4111 J 13 Taddewadi 98 1432 1383 114 Takali 97 1091 1223 96 Salotgi 38 7487 8668 115 Tambe 29 6032 7111 97 Sangogi 26 1013 1058 116 Teggihalli 25 1030 1202 98 Sankha 90 1019 1267 117 Tennihalli 32 1427 1661 " 99 Satalagaon (P.B.) 115 1022 1309 100 Satalagao (P.L) 12 1985 2334 118 Umraj 87 1762 1843 101 Savalasang 74 1502 1564 119 Umrani 91 1275 1572 102 Shiganapur 112 870 1041 103 Shiradon 84 1710 2297 120 Wadhe 27 579 576 104 Shiragur Inam 6 704 709 105 Shiragur Khalasa 103 200 194 121 Yelgi (P.H.) 107 695 766 106 Shirashyad 23 2516 2776 107 Shirkanahalli 63 ,1303 1644 122 Zalaki 41 1340 1516 108 Shirnal 101 1075 1112 INDI TALUK (Contd.) URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TALUK: INDI MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators L.C. Name or No. of Ward/ House Houseless Population) Workers and of residential (I) No. Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' p M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 I3 14 INOI TALUK T 2224'9 39130 39665 244279 125668 118611 4853.5 16996 68838 26557 31076 4507 R 2147'4 36286 36733 226512 116303 110209 43724 14728 64540 26068 29919 4454 U 77'5 2844 2932 17767 9365 8402 4811 2268 4298 489 1157 S3 RURAL Chickbevanur 1690·34 624 638 3690 1875 1815 778 228 980 368 433 96 2 Mavinalli 1057·93 183 183 1058 547 511 138 44 310 193 116 02 3 Ingalgi 2036-56 250 250 1563 811 752 197 38 478 158 210 06 4 Alur 2811-78 375 381 2350 1228 1122 374 71 642 213 J08 5 Agarkhed ·5323'75 857 880 5342 2759 2583 1131 344 1531 509 663 34 6 Shiragur Inam 1086'27 115 115 709 349 360 84 28 222 81 64 03 7 Mannur 1173 ·92 226 227 1074 536 538 246 97 362 300 112 02 8 Bhuyar 2808'55 378 379 2037 985 1052 280 126 607 398 239 86 9 Hirebavanur 3800-19 592 593 3827 1956 1871 606 173 1114 587 381 62 IO Nagarhalli 554'65 35 35 169 87 82 19 03 51 39 20 II II Khedgi 1665·85 351 355 2091 1005 1086 432 183 473 16 237 02 12 Satala'gao (P.I.) 2259'11 358 361 2334 1154 1180 405 160 713 511 391 224 13 Lalasangi 2598·75 221 221 1293 652 641 193 44 386 235 178 56 14 Shivapur (K.H.) 502-51 46 46 276 133 143 71 24 65 42 40 24 15 Rodgi 1796'01 180 180 1186 599 587 286 74 287 208 16 Miragi 1099'68 296 297 1873 978 895 389 99 533 75 243 01 17 Golasar 1219·28 249 249 1497 749 748 301 67 422 109 289 19 18 Hanchinal 589·76 60 60 430 215 215 62 20 110 76 50 , 12 19 Arjunagi (K.H.) 216·87 40 40 183 93 90 14 05 49 46 14 09 20 Arjunagi (B.K.) 1342-9() 226 227 1423 735 688 246 57 403 264 178 109 21 Naad (K' H.) 1474-82 262 264 1497 745 752 256 77 460 251 142 03 22 Naad (B.K.) 1173-86 178 178 1039 531 508 223 39 274 147 117 40 23 Shirashyad 3390'86 474 475 2776 1359 1417 605 183 787 721 419 312 24 Marasanalli 704-01 ll8 ll8 733 377 356 157 46 195 34 168 25 Teggihalli 699-9() 173 173 1202 596 606 254 103 335 12 291 04 26 Sangogi 1042-29 178 179 1058 530 528 96 20 335 145 152 33 27 Wadhe 824-31 109 109 576 275 301 96 27 130 93 50 01 28 Banthanal 881·17 232 232 1317 705 612 324 108 384 263 215 154 29 Tambe 6275-22 1180 1211 7111 3625 3486 1755 787 2021 893 940 277 30 Kenginal 499-99 128 128 839 404 435 245 121 230 133 87 31 Shivapur(B.K.) 258·36 21 21 169 87 82 43' 21 44 17 40 15 32 Tennihalli 1396-64 199 231 1661 845 816 295 144 501 47 ~15 07 33 Gornal 1462·14 209 209 1264 669 595 323 113 432 24 162 02 34 Bannihatti 472·92 32 32 228 124 104 73 33 70 03 36 35 Masali(B.K.) 3229-17 628 632 3527 1735 1792 795 258 974 410 531 100 36 Masali (K.H.) 863'51 42 43 280 148 132 41 06 85 28 66 14 37 Rugi 580 582 4111 2141 1970 561 113 1101 707 572 94 38 Salotgi 6999- 35 1398 1425 8668 4452 4216 1583 633 2474 980 1034 1~4 39 BalloJli 1592'53 457 472 2967 1569 1398 569 198 903 391 282 07 40 Jeveer 1289·02 295 299 1908 933 915 326 64 461 58 288 07 41 Zalaki 1734'89 238 247 1516 750 766 272 100 399 192 180 20 42 Mailar 659'05 62 62 387 202 18S 62 10 116 25 62 01 43 Arajanai 1708·10 198 199 1121 594 527 230 81 345 III 183 46 400 :ENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Name of Village/Town/ Agricultural Manufacturing Proq:ss Marginal Workers Non-Workers L.c. (III, IV, V b) & Name or No. of Wardl Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Divison/Mohalla etc., Repairs [V) tal M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 21461 19924 1960 382 14341 1744 1043 9904 55787 82150 T INDI TALUK 20672 19688 1760 353 12189 1573 1014 9132 50749 75009 R 789 236 200 29 2152 171 29 772 5038 7141 U RURAL 266 219 19 04 262 49 106 895 1341 Chickbevanur 179 189 01 14 02 03 05 234 313 Mavinalli 2 180 138 03 01 85 13 22 333 572 Ingalgi 3 219 177 10 04 105 32 26 276 560 633 Alur 4 543 452 57 268 23 02 231 1226 1843 Agarkhed 5 110 77 08 40 01 02 30 125 249 Shiragur Inam 6 191 281 04 55 17 04 10 170 228 Mannur 7 236 301 II 01 121 10 01 377 654 Bhuyar 8 611 517 26 01 96 07 02 05 840 1279 Hirebavanur 9 16 25 05 01 10 02 36 43 Nagarhalli 10 179 09 II 01 46 04 532 1076 Khedgi II 222 277 14 03 86 07 02 43 439 626 Satalgao (P.I.) 12 75 165 08 01 125 13 02 20 264 386 Lalasangi 13 14 17 01 10 01 01 01 67 100 Shivapur (lcH.) 14 53 09 17 312 587 Rodgi 15 260 73 12 01 18 04 445 816 Miragi 16 69 87 09 55 03 01 327 638 Golasar 17 39 62 01 20 02 105 139 Hanchinal 18 28 36 02 05 01 44 44 Arjunagi (K.H.) 19 118 147 10 01 97 07 04 73 328 351 Arjunagi (B.K.) 20 189 240 05 124 08 285 501 Naad (K.H.) 21 141 106 16 01 257 361 Naad (B.K.) 22 261 394 15 01 92 14 10 02 562 694 Shirashyad 23 04 33 23 01 182 322 Marasanalli 24 27 08 02 15 II 275 250 319 Teggihalli 25 95 103 07 01 81 08 04 69 191 314 Sangogi 26 48 80 04 01 28 II 28 74 117 134 Wadhe 27 95 96 08 01 66 12 II 10 310 339 Banthanal 28 600 537 110 34 371 45 29 402 1575 2191 Tambe 29 78 119 01 01 64 13 03 19 171 283 Kenginal 30 02 04 43 65 Shivapur (B.K.) 31 263 38 01 22 02 02 114 342 655 Tennihalli 32 101 02 09 160 20 03 311 234 260 Gornal 33 17 17 03 45 54 56 Bannihatti 34 287 291 31 04 125 15 15 115 746 1267 Masali (B.K.) 35 01 09 18 05 63 104 Masali (K.H.) 36 400 601 12 07 117 05 01 07 1039 1256 Rugi 37 991 17 3 ; 1925 ")dh.Hgl 299 343 47 07 275 34 02 666 1005 Ballolli 39 102 48 10 61 03 66 133 4(i6 724 Jeveer 40 123 159 13 06 83 07 351 574 Zaiaki 41 34 15 20 09 41 86 119 Mailar 42 73 58 07 82 07 89 249 327 Arajanal ,',,, 401 TALUK: INDI MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of L.c. Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literate, Total Main 11 eel a res Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House Houseless Population) Workers No. and of re,iden tial (1) Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Tuwn/Ward huuses in Km' p M M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 44 Bhatagunaki 2136'31 671 678 4123 2121 2002 757 270 1233 779 547 129 45 Bhairunagi 812'96 106 107 705 351 354 104 36 197 99 115 07 46 Loni (K.H.) 814'55 133 133 704 359 345 150 46 182 49 103 47 Hingani 1758·57 186 187 1121 578 543 135 17 351 132 130 04 48 Baragudi 1031'55 205 205 1284 653 631 169 50 345 23 182 02 49 Padanur 1852·44 426 428 2704 1384 1320 613 148 672 241 286 58 50 Laehyan 2517·44 475 485 2913 1481 1432 814 312 729 219 297 20 51 Ahirasang 3175'65 495 495 3101 1594 1507 470 132 922 473 517 133 52 Budihal 1350'94 165 165 930 468 462 195 67 286 101 164 06 53 Anjutagi 3135·84 591 622 4231 2195 2036 498 124 1267 355 746 08 54 Chorgi 1298·46 163 177 1132 600 532 190 46 335 25 146 55 Chavadihal 351·01 270 283 1695 876 819 333 78 514 93 211 12 56 Hanjagi 3548 ·96 . 505 505 3482 1821 1661 286 64 1061 78 735 05 57 Nimbal (B.K.) 1947·16 215 216 1488 785 703 243 92 385 37 219 02 58 Bolegaon 775·68 192 192 1519 770 749 381 195 423 132 176 59 Ganavalga 768·19 71 71 500 266 234 46 05 148 118 62 60 Tadavalga 5610·62 891 893 6191 3183 3008 972 217 1743 702 894 70 61 Lingadalli 1162·45 141 141 926 486 440 94 12 248 42 117 62 Benakanahalli 2025 ·18 386 388 2335 1166 1169 523 188 624 360 265 43 63 Shirkanahalli 1250·04 274 276 1644 818 826 334 58 502 264 315 175 64 Atharga 5466·87 1123 1134 6005 3038 2967 1473 533 1658 960 712 122 65 Rajanal 1252·53 133 133 773 404 369 107 13 229 53 183 18 66 Komal 1772·36 131 131 742 394 348 64 12 263 18 226 05 67 Agasanal 1087·25 196 200 1229 641 588 238 96 343 03 155 68 Kyatnakeri 850'53 83 83 553 285 268 91 10 133 130 75 62 69 Basanal 1476·92 209 211 1448 754 694 176 27 449 305 197 III 70 Deginal 1222'13 139 140 940 494 446 190 91 276 69 93 12 71 Nimbal (K.H.) 2242'66 407 407 2360 1260 1100 473 160 663 94 294 01 72 Horti 2962'09 716 727 4309 2226 2083 955 317 1133 335 497 15 73 Kolurgi 1468'73 240 240 1618 844 774 189 38 462 295 150 06 74 Savalasang 1740'53 272 272 1564 760 804 289 72 447 141 202 30 75 Hadalasang 1849'63 270 270 2019 1045 9,4 405 165 631 382 298 40 76 Sonakanhalli 917·15 165 167 1132 578 554 116 18 313 116 174 45 77 Halagunaki 1396'11 223 227 1355 700 655 276 91 399 219 149 22 78 Babalad 1924·78 250 257 1688 883 805 266 64 490 II 290 01 79 Kudagi 1042·06 105 107 621 319 302 104 32 171 05 95 80 Kapanimbargi 825·51 170 173 1095 555 540 158 72 316 144 112 13 81 Gundawan 1627·04 193 193 1144 590 554 177 36 357 287 175 23 82 Chadchan 3846'08 1484 1509 8624 4522 4102 2603 1239 2163 697 424 58 83 Halalli 1434·00 190 190 1333 703 630 175 33 451 105 222 02 84 Shiradon 1643·92 341 341 2297 1172 1125 395 125 660 439 400 43 ~'1" ·17 387 391 2305 1191 1114 424 158 733 297 321 07 86 Dasur 491·23 109 III 743 373 370 157 47 178 72 68 09 87 Umraj 2483·61 291 291 1843 975 868 476 % 571 204 460 152 li8 GO,illJ"pur 28~ ·14 49 49 323 156 167 62 31 86 28 27 89 Nivargi 1669·62 492 492 2856 J517 1339 728 240 734 297 305 26 90 Sankha 761·35 141 141 1267 657 610 371 143 337 03 240 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry . Other Workers Agricultural Manufacturing Process Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Town/ (III, IV, Vb) & I.C Labourers (II) ing Servicing and Name or No. of Ward/ VI to IX No. Repairs [V] [a] Divi,ion/Mohalla ct, .. M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 406 590 36 07 244 53 22 85 866 1138 Bhatagunaki 44 65 91 17 01 01 07 153 248 Bhairunagi 45 18 27 01 60 22 177 296 Loni (K.H.) 46 187 126 04 01 30 01 03 227 408 Hlngani 47 54 16 06 103 05 35 216 273 392 Baragudi 48 176 180 06 02 204 01 07 .70 705 1009 Padanur 49 157 157 23 09 252 33 43 155 709 1058 Lachyan 50 250 327 30 01 125 12 09 256 663 778 Ahirasang 51 81 82 03 38 13 01 79 181 282 Budihal 52 358 334 17 01 146 12 15 97 913 1584 Anjutagi 53 107 24 03 79 01 140 265 367 Chorgi 54 84 44 17 01 202 36 04 298 358 428 Chavadihal 55 282 70 17 27 03 18 760 1565 Hanjagi 56 122 33 10 34 02 140 400 526 Nimbal (B.K.l 57 205 130 05 01 37 01 347 617 Bolegaon 58 83 118 01 02 118 116 Ganavalga 59 628 587 34 02 187 43 04 1440 2302 Tadavalga 60 121 41 02 01 08 02 238 396 Lingadalli 61 192 309 11 156 08 01 541 809 Benakanahalli 62 73 74 27 09 87 06 02 316 560 Shirkanahalli 63 613 760 29 09 304 69 07 51 1373 1956 Atharga 64 13 17 01 01 32 17 03 136 172 180 Rajanal 65 14 II 04 19 02 06 131 324 Kotnal 66 105 02 06 77 01 37 328 261 257 Agasanal 67 48 68 04 06 152 138 Kyatnakeri 68 135 187 23 04 94 03 01 08 304 381 Basanal 69 99 45 04 80 12 16 218 361 Deginal 70 270 85 16 02 83 06 02 237 595 769 Nimbal (K.H.) 71 252 272 47 05 337 43 06 34 1087 1714 Horti 72 271 283 II 02 30 04 01 57 381 422 Kolurgi 73 118 77 08 01 119 33 10 96 303 567 Savalasang 74 159 277 06 168 65 100 414 492 Hadalasang 75 96 68 02 41 03 04 31 261 407 Sonakanhalli 76 141 165 05 II 104 21 30 49 271 387 Halagunaki 77 121 08 11 68 02 16 64 377 730 Babalad 78 56 04 20 01 148 297 Kudagi 79 122 114 19 05 63 12 14 239 382 Kapanimbargi 80 113 243 01 68 21 233 267 Gundawan 81 478 419 214 79 1047 141 48 166 2311 3239 Chadchan 82 13.7 92 03 89 II 25 175 227 350 Halalli 83 144 387 13 103 09 01 23 511 663 Shiradon 84 238 279 22 03 152 08 08 207 450 610 Revatagaon 85 69 59 04 37 04 55 135 140 163 Dasur 86 65 50 04 - 01 42 01 11 115 393 549 Umraj 87 58 28 01 70 139 Govindapur 88 262 257 35 06 132 08 21 52 990 Nivargi 89 75 03 01 21 320 607 Sankha 90 403 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TALUK: INDI MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of Name of Village/Town No. of (induding Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators L.C. Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 91 Umrani 1322'97 248 254 1572 804 768 300 73 441 11 157 01 92 Karur 1046'52 119 119 811 403 408 239 104 224 30 116 93 Kanchinal 417'14 45 45 296 150 146 45 15 93 12 27 94 Godihal 1366'03 249 249 1446 728 718 283 99 437 312 191 48 95 Havinal 3983'18 316 316 1900 996 904 441 125 578 246 223 12 96 Hattalli 1635'4t 377 377 2515 1308 1207 523 225 733 52 442 03 97 Takali 1193'39 171 171 1223 640 583 235 90 396 98 137 98 Taddewadi 1183'84 221 222 1383 706 677 345 138 372 73 160 13 99 Maragur 1273'90 151 158 980 485 495 113 35 271 163 113 21 100 Dhulakhed 1865'13 301 305 1696 892 804 447 157 517 275 . 207 75 101 Shimal 816'34 187 187 1112 583 529 143 41 318 55 205 08 102 Chanegaon 1335 '54 254 254 1617 843 774 312 106 457 155 212 19 103 Shiragur Khalasa 447'31 35 35 194 94 100 23 03 48 45 09 03 104 Anachi 376'56 ~ 101 101 603 324 279 96 14 180 97 37 01 105 Nandral 783'61 84 84 612 323 289 70 13 178 72 72 05 106 Halasangi 3195'18 732 765 4693 2394 2299 1007 445 1284 559 506 109 107 Yelgi (P.H.) 1142'00 120 123 766 404 362 178 49 239 168 93 01 108 Manankalgi 1168'66 76 76 547 285 262 75 II 179 30 29 02 109 Gotyal 951'02 184 195 1107 553 554 96 20 305 274 157 98 110 Loni (B.K.) 2426'79 579 582 3752 1951 1801 816 286 1107 295 346 02 III Bardol 4570'50 673 695 4125 2120 2005 734 244 1140 556 574 38 112 Shiganapur 778'43 173 178 1041 546 495 222 49 308 32 173 02 113 Nandaragi 1590'64 250 251 1480 730 750 311 131 432 191 202 07 114 Dhumakanal %5·72 123 123 874 462 412 172 73 279 69 115 Irs Satalagaon (P.B.) 1873·70 229 229 1309 676 633 226 86 405 268 128 01 116 Inchageri 3290'29 448 449 2983 1558 1425 623 211 878 274 434 48 I J 7 Kanakanal 573·83 89 92 578 305 273 80 23 197 129 1J7 91 118 Kataral 809'04 158 158 1007 529 478 240 107 306 273 141 119 Jigajeevani 5901· 56 625 628 4040 2065 1975 556 147 1194 595 569 165 120 Nimbargi 2902·20 484 484 2763 1426 1337 521 204 794 437 388 94 121 Jeerankalgi 1937·47 285 285 1786 908 878 308 III 543 231 229 21 122 Kokanagaon 604'54 71 71 427 219 208 63 07 100 55 33 20 Indi 7749'28 Fully Incorporated In Indi Town 5/IX Indi (M) 77·49 2844 2932 17767 9365 8402 4811 2268 4298 489 1157 53 Division No. I N.A 460 473 2786 1471 1315 592 248 684 i56 207 12 Division No. II N.A 458 461 2666 1374 1292 661 338 685 35 21+ 05 Division No. III N.A 365 372 2126 1056 1070 573 348 545 23 39 Division No. IV N.A 537 574 3-423 1826 1597 1120 496 839 109 129 12 Division No. V N.A 1024 1052 6766 3638 3128 1865 838 1545 166 518 24 404 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Agricultural Manufacturing Process Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village!Town! (III, IV, Vb) & L.c. Labourers (II) ing Servicing and Name 01 No. of Ward/ VI to IX No. Repairs [V] [a] Division/Mahalia etc., M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 193 06 20 04 71 18 363 739 Umrani 91 80 21 07 21 09 04 175 378 Karur 92 59 12 07 02 57 132 Kanchinal 93 118 226 46 23 82 15 18 291 388 Godih::1 94 221 217 26 06 108 11 15 120 403 538 Havinal 95 190 43 23 78 06 43 444 532 71 I Hattalli 96 146 95 09 104 03 07 77 237 408 Takali 97 104 58 10 01 98 01 07 71 327 533 Taddewadi 98 105 141 03 01 50 01 214 331 Maragur 99 123 184 19 168 16 05 23 370 506 Dhulakhed 100 66 43 03 44 04 10 49 255 425 Shimal 101 136 114 08 04 101 18 03 18 383 601 Chanegaon 102 28 40 11 02 46 55 Shiragur Khalasa 103 71 90 04 01 68 05 02 144 180 Anachi 104 86 61 20 06 01 145 216 Nandral 105 344 402 43 07 391 41 46 126 1064 1614 Halasangi 106 113 164 05 28 03 08 165 186 Yelgi (P.H.) 107 108 20 04 38 08 06 69 100 163 Manankalgi .J08 116 169 06 26 07 21 13 227 267 Gotyal 109 412 257 44 06 305 30 04 250 840 1256 Loni (B.K.) 110 362 472 44 20 160 26 12 88 968 1361 Bardol III 59 19 06 70 11 199 238 264 Shiganapur 112 98 174 16 116 10 01 122 297 437 Nandaragi 113 113 68 04 47 01 183 343 Dhumakanal 114 184 250 10 83 17 02 20 269 345 Satalagaon (p. B.) 115 192 157 13 01 239 68 12 263 668 888 Inchageri 116 16 31 01 63 07 11 108 133 Kanakanal 117 122 271 05 38 02 223 205 Kataral 118 451 396 34 09 140 25 16 215 855 1165 Jigajeevani 119 290 334 26 02 90 07 24 171 608 729 Nimbargi 120 186 201 09 03 119 06 01 101 364 546 Jeerankalgi 121 22 25 02 43 10 66 71 53 82 Kokanagaon 122 Indi 789 236 200 29 2152 171 29 772 5038 7141 Indi (M) 5!IX 129 76 33 20 315 48 05 186 782 973 Division No. I 187 12 17 01 267 17 03 190 686 1067 Division No. II 76 02 26 354 21 06 69 505 978 Division No. III 70 61 113 08 527 28 01 16 986 1472 Division No. IV 327 85 II 689 57 14 311 2079 2651 Division No. V 405 JAMKHANDI TALUK I ./ E 5co 0; III n d r e a: IIJ • _" :I: : b~ 0", z a: c( .... 01/) '"j!:: :I: ~J: ... a: "JI. :IE IIJ z> V' ~li V ..J " j cf~ -J. 4.< ? ) '(" ,f,.. _J J' '<' o " ~ :~ :::) ::;: o 00 e ...J I- '" U co a: ~ 00 ~ I- '" (/) ~ Q «0 OJ '" zZ c: ::> '" 0:« Q. <{ 0 0 ~~ '"") m '" ~ e ;0 A '"~ " o ~ E « ::;: --, .~ ." ; 'l; ~ > ~ 1 :> 3 I/) c ======~f ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK : JAMKHANDI 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 Adihudi 47 ~ 3139 38 Kaltippi 63 9\5 1369 2 Alagur 11 3671 4863 39 Kankanwadi 9 1849 2185 3 Albal 8 1038 1389 40 Kannolli 32 1875 2447 4 Asangi 52 3865 4972 41 Kavatagi 37 1392 1795 42 Konnur 21 2935 3872 5 Bandegani (Bandigani) 56 385 616 43 Kulhalli 53 3269 . 4572 6 Banhatti (Rural) 67 382 44 Kumbarhal 13 1700 2215 7 Bidri (Bidari) 35 3008 3490 45 Kunchanur 14 2410 3016 8 Budni 18 534 754 46 Kuragod 27 400 429 9 Chikkalaki 34 2015 2252 47 Linganur 17 1991 2663 10 Chikpadasalgi 38 1700 2513 11 Chimmad 60 3394 4808 48 Madanmatti 51 560 811 12 Chingundi 16 835 1068 49 Madarkhandi 55 2176 2755 50 Maigur 6 1680 2024 I3 Gadyal 31 2165 2705 51 Mareguddi 20 2295 2836 14 Gani 19 1254 1592 52 Muttur 7 1572 2068 15 Golbhavi 62 1543 2490 16 Gothe 29 2678 2992 53 Naganur 39 806 1196 54 Navalgi 58 3150 3765 17 Halingali 49 3958 4978 18 Hanchinal 4 831 1179 55 Rabkavi (Rural) 68 338 19 Hangandi 50 2344 3359 56 Ramateerth 1 94 213- 20 Hippargi 54 2859 3931 21 Hirepadasalgi 40 5257 3324 57 Sanal 12 798 1099 22 Holyal 23 3184 3300 58 Sasalatti 64 2678 4600 23 Hosur 69 1256 59 Savalgi 25 6017 7266 . 24 Hunnur 2 5505 6635 60 Shiraguppi 5 1386 2045 25 Hunshikath 24 786 886 61 Shurpali 45 1525 1773 62 Siddapur 22 1988 2228 26 Jagadal 59 2142 2905 27 Jakanur 15 770 1177 63 Takkalaki 41 711 954 28 Jambagi (B.K.) 43 1630 2139 64 Takkod 42 621 847 29 Jambagi (K.H.) 44 787 971 65 Tamadaddi 48 1569 1926 30 Jamkhandi (Rural) 66 492 66 Terdal (Rural) 70 31 Janawad 36 286 415 67 Todalbagi 33 2843 3747 68 Tubachi 46 1026 1240 32 Kadakol 10 1189 1607 69 Tungal 26 4226 4773 33 Kadapatti 3 929 1113 34 Kajibilgi 28 2132 2446 70 Yargatti 61 377 663 35 Kalbilgi 30 1741 1911 71 Yellatti 65 1211 1790 36 Kalhalli 57 1695 2072 37 Kalhatti "1l *. Newly formed village from out of Hirepadasalgi L.C. No. 40 of 1971 409 T ALUK : JAMKHANDI MAIN WORKERS Area of Village in No. of Total Population Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators L.C. Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' p M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 JAMKHANDI T 1169'2 42527 43260 270955 137506 133449 55514 23593 74622 22177 27607 3917 TALUK R 1160·0 25402 25771 161637 82251 79386 26377 8350 46562 14318 24243 3178 V 9·2 17125 17489 109318 55255 54063 29137 15243 28100 .' 7859 3364 739 RURAL I Ramateerth 335'46 43 43 213 IO~ 105 85 63 44 03 2 Hunnur 949·68 1143 1144 6635 3365 3270 1678 559 1849 813 528 153 3 Kadapatti 187·00 190 190 1113 574 539 300 105 317 133 53 04 4 Hanchinal 566·82 223 225 1179 610 569 306 96 324 193 73 12 5 Shiraguppi 1l71'82 328 336 2045 1062 983 368 86 575 07 247 02 6 Maigur 1607'87 305 310 2024 1026 998 398 99 519 138 288 32 7 Muttur 937·32 323 333 2068 1012 1056 498 232 584 215 362 19 8 Albal 1085·55 217 217 1389 713 676 315 89 385 130 221 06 9 Kankanwadi 1497·59 386 387 2185 1135 1050 370 125 673 279 297 90 10 Kadakol 795'77 245 251 1607 821 786 277 46 509 33 269 04 II Alagur 2155'61 664 674 4863 2469 2394 708 233 1411 228 921 81 12 Sanal 380·08 162 163 1099 565 534 125 26 358 59 225 01 13 Kumbarhal 1216·41 350 350 2215 1143 1072 221 35 625 240 363 65 14 Kunchanur 2301'17 492 525 3016 1550 1466 618 187 875 387 269 '36 15 Jakanur 744'11 195 199 1177 622 555 216 66 322 76 134 04 16 Chingundi 911·79 178 178 1068 520 548 188 55 304 156 99 07 17 Linganur 1427-18 442 456 2663 1341 1322 428 136 746 08 446 18 Budni 334·48 127 127 754 377 377 167 68 209 06' 107 19 Gani 1023 ·49 273 273 1592 814 778 286 78 460 320 201 13 20 Mareguddi 1934·47 506 506 2836 1417 1419 414 115 792 215 495 38 21 Konnur 4090·16 630 630 3872 1958 1914 413 114 1170 648 569 69 22 Siddapur 2469'99 357 361 2228 1121 1107 324 93 638 209 229 11 23 Holyal 1721·90 542 553 3300 1691 1609 787 227 950 467 279 95 24 Hunshikatti 776·38 119 119 886 443 443 141 48 256 13 211 02 25 Savalgi 4758·12 1151 1169 7266 3713 3553 1099 520 2036 609 1064 268 26 Tungal 5019·76 763 769 4773 2448 2325 750 320 1300 245 794 29 27 Kuragod 665'40 63 63 429 228 201 55 10 138 26 69 3 28 Kajibilgi 2527'51 432 441 2446 1262 1184 405 174 704 246 452 27 29 Gothe 4926·32 492 498 2992 1542 1450 561 211 829 241 365 25 30 Kalbilgi 1112·78 273 278 1911 991 920 405 109 565 276 24Q 17 31 Gadyal 1854·44 436 437 2705 1370 1335 371 129 838 46 498 4 32 Kannolli 1966·94 361 366 2447 1238 1209 325 66 738 406 549 56 33 Todalbagi 4793'32 563 563 ~747 1991 1756 728 241 1010 184 486 32 J4 Chikkalaki 1946·17 391 393 2252 1156 1096 272 95 664 2% 451 146 3$ Bidri 2798·73 613 620 3490 1764 1726 681 313 965 204 431 29 ;'6 Janawad 1033·61 64 65 415 201 214 72 44 134 46 70 15 37 Kavatagi 1195'61 259 259 1795 921 874 359 109 516 185 302 60 38 ChikpadasaJgi 1224·02 386 397 2513 1282 1231 417 121 682 130 420 41 39 Naganur 684·10 172 173 ll% 604 592 161 37 343 107 239 50 40 Hirepadasalgi 1934·68 521 524 3324 1711 1613 394 93 936 273 712 127 41 TakkaJaki 856·53 152 152 954 469 485 129 28 282 153 185 99 42 Takkod 643·97 128 130 847 433 414 131 37 260 163 131 43 Jambagi (B.K.) 985'33 316 317 2139 1100 1039 258 47 656 144 ~l _I; 34 410 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Non-Workers Agricultural Manufacturing Process Marginal Workers (III, IV, V b) & ~::: ~~ ~~~!~~a::; L.C. Labourers (II) ing Servicing and . . No. VI to IX DlVlsion/Mohalla etc., Repairs [VJ [aJ M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 17049 11914 7972 2848 22034 3498 1041 11434 618Q3 99838 T JAMKHANDI 13802 9596 3290 980 5227 564 826 10093 34863 54975 R TALUK 3247 2318 4682 1868 16807 2934 215 1341 26940 44863 U RURAL 03 41 03 01 03 63 99 Ramateerth 465 380 490 259 366 21 23 295 1493 2162 Hunnur 2 46 95 02 02 216 32 03 48 254 358 Kadapaui 3 87 175 12 152 06 01 05 285 371 Hanchinal 4 290 03 16 22 02 01 158 486 818 Shiraguppi 5 181 100 12 02 38 04 01 01 506 859 Maigur 6 170 190 14 02 38 04 17 51 411 790 Muttur 7 129 122 08 01 27 01 05 16 323 530 Albal 8 301 181 14 02 61 06 26 301 436 470 Kankanwadi 9 191 24 13 02 36 03 15 430 297 323 Kadakol 10 323 134 58 01 109 12 07 750 1051 1416 Alagur II 98 36 09 17 26 05 02 30 205 445 Sanal 12 146 172 12 03 104 01 138 517 694 Kumbarhal 13 541 334 24 12 41 05 01 03 674 1076 Kunchanur 14 117 67 06 02 65 03 300 479 Jakanur 15 162 143 05 38 06 05 114 211 278 Chingundi 16 171 03 39 01 90 04 55 543 540 771 Linganur 17 83 04 09 10 02 09 157 159 214 Budni 18 188 296 32 08 39 03 354 458 Gani 19 171 162 79 II 47 04 03 49 622 1155 Mareguddi 20 439 548 86 08 76 23 01 282 787 984 Konnur 21 289 187 102 10 18 01 01 52 482 846 Siddapur 22 160 136 355 186 156 50 35 142 706 1000 Holyal 23 36 10 04 05 01 184 187 246 Hunshikatti 24 474 277 123 20 375 44 29 175 1648 2769 Savalgi 25 244 135 66 47 196 34 41 261 1107 1819 Tungal 26 68 23 1 24 90 151 Kuragod 27 179 198 39 19 34 2 88 256 470 682 Kajibilgi 28 330 191 52 14 82 II 30 177 683 1032 Gothe 29 258 247 9 58 12 31 130 395 514 Kalbilgi 30 265 37 18 57 5 46 686 486 603 Gadyal 31 104 346 11 74 4 499 803 Kannolli 32 337 133 30 5 157 14 4 282 977 1290 Todalbagi 33 159 147 22 32 3 2 143 490 657 Chikkalaki 34 389 150 30 9 115 16 61 304 738 1218 Bidri 35 60 28 3 2 1 9 84 58 84 Janawad 36 171 116 10 33 II 2 110 403 579 Kavatagi 37 161 69 35 3 66 17 25 335 575 760 ChikpaLla"algl 31> 82 53 7 1 15 3 1 62 260 423 Naganur 39 151 143 24 49 3 18 93 757 1247 Hirepadasalgi 40 85 52 6 6 2 9 186 323 Takkalaki 41 119 159 2 8 4 173 251 Takkod 42 240 103 14 27 7 2 72 442 823 Jambagi (B.K.) 43 411 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK : JAMKHANDI MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main L.C. Name of Village/Town hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward . houses in Km' p M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 44 Jambagi (K.H.) 1042·61 150 156 971 477 494 116 22 311 190 172 90 45 Shurpali 1200·71 299 303 1773 904 869 306 112 525 95 258 9 46 Tubachi 939·47 214 215 1240 625 615 229 72 349 72 200 75 47 Adihudi 1136·04 431 466 3139 1631 1508 531 118 916 169 589 107 48 Tamadaddi 1081·~1 ' 301 3()6 1926 970 956 343 82 552 260 274 20 49 Halingali 783· 58 666 675 4978 2486 2492 658 213 1531 310 897 22 50 Hangandi 1144·61 480 480 3359 1695 1664 527 177 910 210 414 80 51 Madanmatti 350·28 124 126 811 412 399 128 22 239 103 108 40 52 Asangi 1063·82 745 759 4972 2501 2471 827 227 1463 523 468 114 53 Kulhalli 2018·78 713 719 4572 2328 2244 773 215 1230 112 750 13 54 Hippargi 2556·89 632 646 3931 1995 1932 640 181 1114 37 591 4 55 Madarkhandi 1865·38 441 445 2755 1399 1356 544 158 771 287 446 117 56 Bandegani 1023·52 ' 114 114 616 327 289 16 6 217 139 185 120 57 Kalhalli 3090·39 311 321 2072 1040 1032 303 70 595 274 201 II 58 Navalgi 2650·81 671 678 3765 1864 1901 573 193 1149 531 538 163 59 Jagadal 2227·67 455 467 2905 1498 1407 358 66 929 288 577 139 60 Chimmad 2425·58 751 755 4804 2395 2409 626 188 1328 383 484 33 61 Yargatti 744·84 84 90 663 337 326 63 5 200 59 100 10 62 Golbhavi 920·59 383 411 2490 1251 1239 200 43 733 182 438 IS 63 Kaltippi 553·31 215 215 1369 675 694 83 10 400 2 294 64 Sasalatti 1829·91 659 673 4600 2368 2232 617 185 1388 704 777 20 65 Yellatti 442·76 267 267 1790 894 896 298 67 504 32 3Dq 6 66 Jamkhandi (Rural) 5421·32 71 71 492 266 226 110 48 132 57 91 19 67 Banhatti (Rural) 545·18 44 44 382 213 169 160 9 126 40 86 21 68 Rabkavi (Rural) 641·78 43 43 338 178 160 33 12 103 48 52 7 69 Hosur 1538·(l1 162 162 1256 637 619 105 164 356 255 254' 167 70 Terdal (Rural) 5137·06 UN-INHABITED 7t Kalhatti 70·83 UN-INHABITED URBAN SIX Jamkhandi (M) 4·56 6327 6463 38542 19339 19203 11467 6832 8372 1833 798 101 Division No. I N.A. 1202 1207 7767 3845 3922 2060 1064 1374 362 93 8 Division No. II N.A. 1158 1173 7475 3633 3842 1873 968 1618 406 89 17 Division No. III N.A. 937 972 5300 2779 2521 1961 1283 1264 131 133 2 Division No. IV N.A. 1006 1013 6001 3012 2989 1913 1277 1351 216 153 20 Division No. V N.A. 1117 1129 6076 3082 2994 1992 1344 1442 316 176 31 Division No. VI N.A. 907 969 5923 2988 2935 1668 896 1323 402 144 23 S/XVI Rabkavi-Banhatti (M) 3·62 7728 7896 51693 26287 25406 13604 6525 14378 4412 1028 276 Di.bion No. I N.A. 2132 2167 14342 7284 7058 3977 1877 3906 1004 160 30 Division No. II N.A. 1013 1049 6698 3439 3259 1857 830 1949 674 120 33 Division No. III N.A. 622 640 4558 2393 2165 1225 529 1333 464 126 14 Division No. IV N.A. 1542 1587 10401 5285 5116 2190 805 2951 1193 363 103 Division No. V N.A. 865 884 5839 2987 2852 2026 1257 1602 277 75 13 Division No. VI N.A. 1554 1569 9855 4899 4956 2329 1227 2637 800 184 83 412 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Agricultural Manufacturing Process Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Town/ (III. IV, V b) & Name 01 No. of Ward/ L.C. Labourers (II) ing Servicing and VI to IX Divison/Mohalla etc., No. Repairs [V) [a) M F M F M F M F M F IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 129 100 6 4 2 63 164 241 Jambagi (K.H.) 44 220 85 14 33 15 149 364 625 Shurpali 45 116 42 13 4 20 I 36 141 240 402 Tubachi 46 216 57 7 104 5 10 139 705 1200 Adihudi 47 240 234 4 34 5 2 22 416 674 Tamadaddi 48 413 250 84 24 137 14 10 955 2172 Halingali 49 121 113 70 II 305 6 413 784 1041 Hangandi 50 52 61 79 2 12 173 284 Madanmatti 51 301 296 422 95 272 18 10 169 1028 1779 Asangi 52 324 80 40 16 116 3 46 382 1052 1750 Kulhalli 53 371 28 42 110 5 3 85 882 1810 Hippargi 54 160 140 51 15 114 15 21 269 607 800 Madarkhandi 55 25 13 2 4 5 2 110 150 Bandegani 56 263 213 51 46 80 4 2 443 758 Kalhalli 57 376 272 151 76 84 20 5 132 710 12}8 Navalgi 58 225 125 50 7 97 17 172 568 947 Jagadal 59 458 329 266 13 120 8 149 1066 1877 Chimmad 60 80 40 I 19 9 137 267 Yargatti 61 176 133 22 14 97 20 86 518 971 Golbhavi 62 76 13 17 2 12 351 263 341 Kaltippi 63 546 678 25 2 40 4 22 174 958 1354 Sasalatti 64 62 21 49 2 93 3 33 217 357 647 Yellatti 65 37 38 4 134 169 Jamkhandi (Rural) 66 38 19 2 3 87 126 Banhatti (Rural) 67 16 32 5 30 9 75 112 Rabkavi (Rural) 68 98 88 4 281 364 Hosur 69 Terdal (Rural) 70 Kalhati 71 URBAN 790 400 441 215 6343 lI17 144 569 10823 16801 Jamkhandi (M) SIX 79 22 69 29 1133 303 18 70 2453 3490 Division No. I 192 85 101 79 1236 225 42 221 1973 3215 Division No.ll 86 45 28 12 1017 72 14 31 1501 2359 Division No. 1II 171 27 74 II 943 158 28 19 1633 2754 Division No. IV 159 112 93 49 1014 124 II 117 1629 2561 Division No. V 103 109 76 35 1000 235 31 III 1634 2422 Division No. VI 1024 1015 3629 1452 8697 1669 59 440 11850 20554 Rabkavi-Banhatti (M) S/XVI 118 67 1160 370 2468 537 35 199 3343 5855 Division No. I 42 20 622 2R' Wi' "1' 176 1487 24~ Division NC' I! 43 31 384 266 780 153 6 1059 1695 Division No. III 522 544 756 284 1310 262 I 36 2333 3887 Division No. IV 16 22 329 126 1182 116 7 4 1378 2571 Division No. V 283 331 378 121 1792 265 12 19 2250 4137 Division No. VI 413 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK : JAMKHANDI MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main L.C. hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' p M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 S/XIX Terdal (M) 1'06 3070 3130 19083 9629 9454 4066 1886 5350 1614 1538 362 Ward No. I N.A. 619 637 3605 1851 1754 953 475 1002 347 284 102 Ward No.2 N.A. 293 298 1903 954 949 475 243 509 70 134 4 Ward No.3 N.A. 332 342 1911 969 942 631 389 488 131 117 10 Ward No.4 N.A. 410 416 2519 1259 1260 593 276 744 188 257 39 Ward No.5 N.A. 626 627 3974 1950 2024 654 242 1102 209 225 37 Ward No.6 N.A. 381 384 2222 1126 1096 377 134 660 241 157 54 Ward No.7 N.A. 409 426 2949 1520 1429 383 127 845 428 364 116 414 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS ---~------Household Industry Other Workers Name of Village/Townl . Agricultural Manufacturing Process- Marginal Workers Non-Workers L.C. (III, IV, V b) & Name or No. of Wardl Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Divison/Mohalla etc., Repairs IV] la] M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 t9 20 21 22 23 24 2 1433 903 612 201 1767 148 12 332 4267 7508 Terdal (M) 5/XIX 129 141 169 78 420 26 8 83 841 1324 Ward No.1 114 40 47 14 214 12 I 3 444 876 Ward No.2 79 87 31 11 261 23 2 49 479 762 Ward No.3 87 99 90 31 310 19 44 515 1028 Ward No.4 477 151 98 8 302 13 145 848 1670 Ward No.5 216 110 114 41 17J 36 6 465 849 Ward No.6 331 275 63 18 87 19 2 675 999 Ward No.7 415 MUDDf1=8IHAl~ T ALUK KARNATAKA MUDDEBIHAL TALUK BIJAPUR DISTRICT - II) "'.q I.. (J tv D r A L u BOUNDARY, TALUK .. ,,_ .. _~_._ RIVER WITH STREAM _ " VtlLAI3E WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER.L~~~-_-_~-~~~~~:J TANK ,__ HEAOQUA~TERS: TALUK @ POST OFFICE I TELEGRAPH OFFICE P.~/To HIGHER SECONDARy SCHOOL 5 ··-0 •••• ~~~~~9S9 ~~T~~~~~LI~b~r::~~~; :~~OOW. ~~g~E POLICE STATION._ PS UNINHABITED VILLAGES WITH LOCATION COOE_ PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE I PRIMARY HEALTH UNIT, URBAN A~EA WITH LOCATION CODE._ FAMILY PLANNING CENTRE .••. NATlON"L HIGHWAY IMPORTANT VILLAGE MARKET J HAT (SH"NDY),MANDI!S c;'T"A.rE HIGHWAY Sli41 IMPORTANT METALLED ROAD UNMETALLED AND OTHER ROADS © ~nt or India Cap~ ,19ft, ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK : MUDDEBIHAL 1981 1981 Population Population 51. Census 51. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.c. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 Abbihal 2 503 632 46 Gonal (P.N.) 56 257 339 2 Agasabal 40 483 543 47 Gonal S. Hirur 151 714 . 672 '3 Alkoppar 68 599 685 48 Gotakhandki 84 885 1019 4 Alur 8 1255 1176 49 Gudadinni 64 461 534 5 Amaragol 15 836 1030 50 Gudanal 73 915 1202 6_ Arasanal 113 821 945 51 Gudihal 74 631 656 7 An:mural 117 194 221 52 Gundakanal 93 656 898 8 Are Shankar 130 361 459 53 Gundakarjagi 66 589 692 54 Guttihal 104 416 382 9 Bachihal 132 2816 50 10 Bailkur 13 529 629 55 Hadagali 14 422 536 II Balabatti 59 1799 1470 56 Hadaginal 103 84 176 12 Baladinni 141 187 260 57 Hagargund 51 882 1057 13 Balaganur 77 1604 2021 58 Hallur 41 1155 1406 14 Balawat 75 980 1103 59 Handargall 23 1035 1021 15 Banoshi 21 338 348 60 Handral 71 650 814 16 Basargod 62 2899 3404 61 Haranal 98 473 587 (Basarkod) 62 Harindalageri 37 852 1082 17 Bavoor 49 1072 1385 ( H adalageri) 18 Belavantarkanti 54 63 Harindral 36 439 47J 19 Belur 90 167 292 64 Hiremural 116 1196 1243 20 Bhagargund 143 797 727 65 Hirur 79 1817 2387 21 Bhantnur 86 1794 2001 66 Hokrani 119 820 832 (Bhatanur) 67 Hosahalli 82 638 716 22 Bidarkundi 55 1742 2040 68 Hulagabal 125 797 993 23 Bijjur 136 1022 1097 69 Hullur 60 1510 1484 24 Bilebhavi 96 1144 1199 70 Hunakunti 9 1188 1091 25 Bolawad 106 394 441 71 Huvinahalli 83 301 314 26 Bommanahalli 105 1057 1143 72 Inchaga1 120 275 267 27 Budihal (P.N.) 28 800 1040 73 Ingalageri 72 1258 435 28 Budihal P. Naltawad 148 289 316 74 Inga1agi 138 399 495 29 Chalami 58 670 878 75 Jainapur 129 356 458 30 Chavanabhavi 126 1051 1066 76 Jakkera1 121 305 302 31 Chirchankal 34 339 420 77 Jalapur 118 249 269 32 Chokavi 80 401 528 78 Jammaldinni 53 810 810 33 Devarhulagabal 50 541 568 79 Jangamural 149 205 226 34 Devoor 20 732 751 80 Jettagi 61 881 1183 35 Dhavalagi 39 2061 2369 81 Kaladevanhalli 102 374 375 36 Donkamadu 123 273 360 82 Kaiagi 27 1612 1915 37 Fattepur P. Talikot 107 756 904 83 Kamaldinni 18 284 260 38 Fattepur P. Naltawad 146 84 Kandaganur 25 603 823 / 85 Kapanur 10 288 307 39 Gadi Somanal 109 1003 1140 86 Karaganur 88 579 626 40 Gangur 19 614 555 87 Karkur 140 400 421 628 41 Garasangi II 685 88 Kashinakunti 31 692 1199 42 Geddalamari 35 768 914 89 Kavadimatti 3 1120 1286 43 Ghalapuji 137 678 727 90 Kesapur 112 946 880 44 Ghondi 44 182 228 91 Khanapur 145 163 428 (Chondi) 92 Khanikeri 134 291 189 45 Gonal S.Handral 24 261 219 93 Khilarhatti 127 440 500 419 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK : MUDDEBI HAL 1981 1981 Population Populat ion SL Census SL ('ensll~ Name of village -~~-=--~ Name of village Nll. L.c. No. 1..('. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 94 Kodaganur 91 1242 1439 126 Naltawad 111 8602 10810 95 Kolur 6 2627 2946 127 Navadagi 92 1219 1501 96 Konnur 43 2373 2768 128 Nebageri 38 1227 1274 97 Koppa 63 715 855 129 Nerabenchi 114 836 896 48 1086 1489 98 Kuchabal 130 Padekanur 42 1282 1521 99 Kuchaganur 17 390 336 131 Peerapur 85 867 1115 (Kunchaghnur) 100 Kuntoji 1 1917 2205 132 Rakkasagi 142 1174 1507 101 Kyatanadoni 122 77 150 133 Rudagi 67 1015 1202 102 Kyatanal 108" 122 143 134 Salawadagi 95 2540 2844 103 Lakkundi 89 682 720 135 Sarur liS 1314 1572 104 Lingdhalli 47 61 I 626 136 Shellagi 87 1016 1241 105 Lotgeri 144 670 835 137 Shiddapur P. Naltawad 133 717 611 138 Shiddapur P. Taliko( 65 658 916 Madari 12 689 761 106 139 Shirol 4 710 852 107 Madikeshirur 45 1477 1855 140 Shivapur 100 835 938 Madinal 57 700 854 108 141 Somanal 124 905 1034 109 Malagaldinni 150 630 612 142 SUltanpur 135 274 365 110 Malakapur 153 , III Maileswar 110 839 1054 143 Takkalaki 139 386 449 112 Masangeri 52 144 Talikota (Rural) 154 113 Masakanal 97 475 614 ~~ L45--Tamadaddi 78 1958 2274 114 Masuti 29 540 575 146 Tangadagi 16 2598 2773 115 Matakal Devanhalli 94 226 278 147 Taranal 69 718 749 116 Mavinabhavi 128 409 527 148 Tumbagi 81 1788 1868 117 Minijigi 76 1603 2428 149 Vanahalli 46 1157 873 118 Mudana1 5 724 915 119 Mudur 26 717 677 150 Wanakihal 152 307 278 120 Mukihal 101 809 935 151 Wadawadagi 32 683 :~671 121 Nagabenal 131 892 1819 152 Yalagur 30 966 1174 122 Nagaral 22 499 558 153 Yaragalla 7 1165 1513 123 Nagarbetta 147 607 759 154 Yarazcri 33 1617 1606 124 Nagur 99 765 808 125 Nandahalli 70 394 420 (Nadahalli) 420 · MUDDEBIHAL TALUK (Contd.) URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK : MUDDEBIHAL MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of Total Main No. of (including Institutional & Literates Cultivators L.c. Name of Village/Town hectares Occupied Workers Name or No. of Ward! House Houseless Population) (I) No. and of residential (I-IX) Division/Mohalla etc., holds Town/Ward houses in Km' p M F M F M F M F 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 2 3 4 5 6 7 92718 44261 15254 49192 24154 21550 4608 MUDDEBIHAL T 1501'8 31229 31536 184856 92138 76621 33461 9892 41354 22284 20572 4462 TALUK R 1492'2 25692 25932 151558 74931 16097 10800 5362 7838· 1870 978 146 U 9·6 5537 5604 33298 17201 Rural 1114 630 283 614 130 231 07 KUl1toji 3614·08 367 382 2205 1091 311 150 35 198 29 130 19 2 Abbihal 468·27 93 93 632 321 622 355 144 383 235 201 56 3 Kavadimatti 1116·17 216 228 1286 664 419 433 178 20 230 160 99 18 4 Shirol 885·68 145 146 852 446 469 103 12 247 227 17 24 5 Mudanal 970·26 166 167 915 1435 1511 579 147 727 297 388 20 6 Kolur 2556·54 489 489 2946 779 734 336 48 391 361 106 06 7 Yaragalla 993·11 231 234 1513 585 591 309 99 304 355 153 80 8 Alur 1131·32 224 224 1116 532 559 279 69 299 349 91 01 9 Hunakunti 819·97 193 196 1091 307 144 163 64 18 97 87 36 04 10 Kapanur 594·95 56 56 314 314 160 54 167 33 89 02 II Garasangi 793·83 120 120 628 761 366 395 205 60 153 87 54 12 Madari 665·61 131 135 307 322 175 '77 136 50 63 13 Bailkur 673·26 III 111 629 249 287 129 53 127 102 57 08 14 Hadagali 664·63 93 93 536 1030 501 529 273 31 258 21 175 12 15 Amargol 748·22 181 182 2173 1316 1397 815 349 718 376 198 16 16 Tangadagi 2250'84 542 547 157 179 110 51 91 96 39 06 11 Kuchaganur 303'68 60 60 336 73 19 56 34 42 16 179'23 45 45 260 127 133 18 Kamaldinni 153 129 86 58 99 99 555 267 293 127 16 19 Gangur 617'89 24 751 376 375 212 84 204 192 135 20 Devoor 897·21 128 128 01 348 171 171 87 12 III 82 100 21 Banoshi 410'98 64 64 278 280 154 18 159 152 82 01 22 Nagarat 860'33 102 102 558 478 543 255 57 286 324 133 94 23 Handargall 875·64 161 161 1021 105 114 48 13 58 64 27 24 Gonal S. Handral 261'15 44 44 219 411 412 250 97 189 07 130 25 Kandaganur 703·42 123 123 823 42 178 206 104 09 669·36 131 131 677 320 357 131 26 Mudur 77 537 556 445 471 1028'90 294 295 1915 940 975 312 27 Kalagi 42 33 1040 501 539 230 42 140 67 28 Budihal (P . N .) 593 ·66 163 164 261 314 119 34 190 167 87 29 Masuti 432·53 96 98 575 1174 561 613 260 118 252 135 62 02 30 Yalagur 655·59 200 204 577 622 279 64 332 307 149 97 31 Kashinakunti 573·44 187 188 1199 336 335 179 75 178 105 80 04 32 Wadawadgi 1049·44 116 116 671 119 821 255 72 454 319 221 03 Yarazeri 228·96 277 280 1606 33 120 33 88 01 68 68 420 192 228 91 38 34 Chirchankal 378·46 74 914 483 431 148 20 246 228 144 35 Geddalamari 681·71 139 141 33 117 118 63 07 609·38 79 84 471 214 257 95 36 Harindral 112 14 \81 1(j7 1082 533 549 211 28 278 208 37 Harindalageri 1421-91 24 1274 624 650 237 66 353 90 IT? 38 Ncbagcri 635-86 218 224 214 560 318 340 48 2208-58 429 431 2369 1219 1150 714 39 Dhavalgi 60 05 98 543 214 269 137 29 151 145 40 Agasabal 579-84 98 307 53 418 408 230 IS 1993-33 252 253 1406 695 711 41 Hallur 478 153 409 141 261 263 1521 750 171 332 105 42 Padekanur 1295-17 07 2768 1345 1423 674 263 716 24 605 43 Konnur 3427-42 486 486 422 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Town! Agricultural Manufacturing Process L.C. (III, IV, V b) & Name 01 No. of Ward! Labourers (II) ing Ser.vicing and No. VI to IX Division/Mohalla elc., Repairs [V] tal M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 14297 16691 1912 538 11433 2317 720 6614 42226 61950 T MUDDEBIHAL 13203 15843 ·1606 447 5973 1532 680 6382 32903 47955 R TALUK 1094 848 306 91 5460 785 40 232 9323 13995 U RURAL 2.47 109 10 01 126 13 477 984 Kuntoji 29 09 02 37 01 01 119 122 163 Abbihal 2 150 178 03 29 01 02 63 279 324 Kavadimatti 3 34 121 24 21 73 04 120 185 153 Shirol 4 116 189 01 53 14 03 04 196 238 Mudanal 5 253 273 16 03 70 01 08 22 700 1192 Kolur 6 262 354 07 01 16 388 313 Yaragalla 7 119 272· 08 02 24 01 281 236 Alur 8 160 345 09 01 39 02 13 233 197 Hunakunti 9 56 83 05 47 76 Kapanur 10 33 27 08 37 04 05 79 142 202 Garasangi 11 74 84 05 20 03 19 48 194 260 Madari 12 46 49 06 21 01 171 272 Bailkur 13 50 94 10 10 07 02 115 183 Hadagali 14 69 09 03 II 01 243 507 Amargol 15 226 293 55 12 239 55 01 04 657 1017 Tangadagi 16 38 89 05 09 01 66 83 Kuchaganur 17 08 18 04 02 71 99 Kamaldinni 18 37 71 04 26 109 164 Gangur 19 55 166 07 02 07 172 183 Devoor 20 81 09 02 31 60 64 Banoshi 21 60 147 04 02 13 02 119 128 Nagaral 22 98 223 17 04 38 03 01 04 191 215 Handargall 23 30 63 01 01 47 50 Gonal S.Handral 24 33 05 10 01 16 01 222 405 Kandaganur 25 62 192 09 05 03 142 151 Mudur 26 45 70 26 12 21 03 403 419 Kalagi 27 40 28 16 01 42 05 161 238 200 234 Budihal (P.N.) 28 88 165 07 02 08 22 '71 125 Masuti 29 65 63 II 02 114 68 02 307 478 Yalagur 30 145 210 07 31 01 19 244 296 Kashinakunti 31 61 69 12 04 25 28 03 94 155 136 Wadawadagi 32 191 310 15 05 27 01 05 04 320 504 Yarazeri 33 25 32 05 02 02 108 70 87 Chirchankal 34 72 140 05 03 25 11 02 01 235 202 Geddalamari 35 36 98 06 06 12 07 97 139 Harindral 36 98 184 18 50 10 9 18 246 323 Harindalageri 37 127 62 12 01 37 03 07 287 264 273 Nebageri 38 138 239 12 14 70 17 659 832 Dhavalagi 39 84 136 01 06 04 01 123 123 Agasabal 40 130 374 13 07 45 12 277 303 Hallur 41 29 07 19 04 21 01 03 272 615 Padekanur 42 34 08 II 03 66 06 12 500 617 899 Konnur 43 423 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TALUK : MUDDEBIHAI, MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators L.C. Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 44 Ghondi 408'11 43 43 228 109 119 69 23 58 58 45 Madike Shirur 2203·59 327 335 1855 922 933 376 137 496 361 211 109 46 Vanahalli 554·98 154 154 873 427 446 184 66 236 51 90 47 Lingdhalli 358'51 118 118 626 296 330 128 55 174 77 80 48 Kuchabal 1380'39, 231 231 1489 747 742 297 49 424 27 212 49 Bavoor 1354·« 206 207 1385 676 709 344 96 396 225 121 01 50 Devarhulagabal 926'32 100 100 568 265 303 117 19 135 39 92 09 51 Hagargund 1669'55 H!3 183 1057 536 521 171 41 281 238 172._ 01 52 Masangeri Amalgamated witg Jakkeral L.C. No. 121 53 Jammal Dinni 1137'43 162 162 810 408 402 199 36 243 193 30 01 54 Belavantarkanti Amalgamated with Guddihal, L.c. No. 74 55 Bidarkundi 1928·71 345 345 2040 1000 1040 485 116 525 325 244 26 56 Gonal (P.N.) 528·39 62 62 339 170 169 82 22 80 84 32 41 57 Madinal 927·P,7 150 151 854 433 421 203 35 251 102 169 10 58 Chalami 425·55 141 141 878 435 443 120 20 262 225 230 202 59 Balabatti 791·42 258 262 1470 721 749 355 116 423 173 222 04 60 Hullur 1550'97 257 257 1484 728 756 334 110 410 271 238 117 61 Jetlagi 891'23 174 180 1183 603 580 179 43 398 408 326 329 62 Basargod 2794·41 606 609 3404 1670 1734 813 376 897 225 561 86 63 Koppa 716·82 133 133 855 414 441 104 09 234 190 166 88 64 Guda Dinni 429·12 87 87 534 274 260 132 36 152 04 128 65 Shiddapur P. Talikoti 462·68 134 134 916 445 471 219 I7 273 196 . 66 Gundakarjagi 722·39 109 109 692 353 339 173 56 190 14 143 67 Rudagi 1958'34 200 200 1202 579 623 231 65 329 197 215 51 68 Alkoppar 1352·39 134 134 685 328 357 109 23 201 112 134 29 69 Taranal 1040'67 . 131 131 749 344 405 169 71 186 112 149 72 70 Nandahalli 188'15 59 59 420 202 218 135 48 40 17 72 01 71 Handral 769·34 125 125 814 383 431 194 80 206 142 96 13 72 Ingalageri 1167·11 269 269 1435 697 738 362 144 370 78 234 73 Gudanal 727'96 164 165 1202 593 609 196 54 319 74 170 02 74 Gudihal 816·35 125 125 656 319 337 82 23 192 191 170 163 75 Balawat 755·41 203 203 1103 550 553 271 108 291 338 173 06 76 Minijigi 1782·46 427 434 2428 1196 1232 481 116 709 325 213 14 77 Balaganur 2555'65 301 312 2021 1005 1016 469 168 559 178 268 22 78 Tamadaddi 1962·62 406 406 2274 1154 1120 488 163 6&3 417 257 09 79 Hirur 2865·43 384 390 2387 1208 1179 521 169 639 158 132 01 80 Chokavi 1454·66 87 87 528 268 260 95 17 141 54 43 81 Tumbagi 2272·27 330 333 1868 929 939 411 93 477 218 234 38 82 Hosahalli S66·95 110 112 716 356 360 161 41 218 01 153 83 Huvinahalli 396·78 49 50 314 150 164 48 24 75 30 60 23 84 Gotakhandki 1108·84 191 192 1019 502 517 190 37 304 37 186 02 85 Peerapur 830·14 153 153 1115 570 545 224 44 347 324 123 08 86 Bhantnur 1811·38 321 321 2001 1011 990 356 108 621 290 199 10 87 Shellagi 890·28 190 194 1241 645 596 333 90 246 20 131 01 88 Karaganur 959·35 103 107 626 312 314 189 85 148 02 44 02 89 Lakkundi 679'45 127 127 720 371 349 160 43 207 05 123 01 90 Belur 448·77 40 40 292 149 143 39 04 71 10 43 01 424 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Agricultural Manufacturing Process Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Town/ L.C. (III, IV, V b) & Labourers (II) ing Servicing and Name 01 No. of Ward/ No: VI to IX Repairs IVj laj Division/Mohalla etc., M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 51 58 07 51 51 Ghondi 44 223 245 II 01 51 06 21 79 405 493 Madikeshirur 45 135 50 03 01 08 03 191 392 Vanahalli 46 71 73 05 02 18 02 02 01 120 252 Lingdhalli 47 171 15 21 12 20 08 323 707 Kuchabal 48 125 132 125 86 25 06 280 484 Bavoor 49 32 29 11 01 130 264 Devarhulagabal 50 95 233 04 02 10 02 31 255 252 Hagargund 51 Masangeri 52 194 190 02 02 17 165 209 Jammaldinni 53 Belavantarkanti 54 164 297 09 108 02 04 04 471 711 Bidarkundi 55 30 35 06 05 12 03 01 90 84 Gonal (P'N) 56 59 92 06 17 01 93 181 226 Madinal 57 15 22 04 13 01 03 173 215 Chalami 58 149 163 22 04 30 02 08 307 290 269 Balabatti 59 106 134 17 49 20 65 318 420 Hullur 60 58 78 01 13 01 01 205 171 Jelttagi 61 186 58 30 23 120 58 29 255 744 1254 Basargod 62 57 84 I 10 18 180 251 Koppa 63 12 04 08 4 131 122 125 Gudadinni 64 47 01 17 13 243 172 227 Shiddapur P. Talikoti 65 34 12 09 01 04 139 163 186 Gundakarjagi 66 82 138 09 23 08 78 250 348 Rudagi 67 44 76 02 04 21 03 03 123 124 122 Alkoppar 68 35 40 02 158 293 Taranal 69 28 10 01 05 09 01 92 201 Nandahalli 70 89 127 08 01 13 01 177 289 Handral 71 93 77 13 01 30 02 325 660 Ingalageri 72 132 71 05 12 01 21 34 253 501 Gudanal 73 18 05 02 17 08 127 146 Gudihal 74 66 310 20 04 32 18 259 215 Balawati 75 87 141 09 02 400 168 01 06 486 901 Minijigi 76 197 123 24 08 70 25 16 134 430 704 Balaganur 77 387 405 17 22 03 01 471 702 Tamadaddi 78 420 154 17 70 03 09 569 1012 Hirur 79 74 53 II 01 13 127 206 Chokavi 80 149 132 29. 38 65 10 40 205 412 516 Tumbagi 81 46 09 10 01 135 138 224 Hosahalli 82 09 04 03 03 03 14 51 61 83 Huvinahalli 83 67 26 03 48 09 07 252 191 228 Gotakhandki 84 206 314 04 02 14 223 221 Peerapur 85 373 276 20 01 29 03 02 51 388 649 Bhantnur 86 76 13 18 21 06 87 167 312 409 Sheilagi 87 98 06 164 312 Karaganur 88 74 03 06 04 01 04 164 340 Lakkundi 89 22 09 04 02 11 13 67 120 Belur 90 425 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TALUK : MUDDEBIHAL ------.------MAIN WORKERS Area' of Total Population Village in No. of Name, of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional &. Total Main hectares Occupied Literates Cultivators L.C. Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers and of residential (I) No. Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' p M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to II 12 13 14 91 Kodaganur IlJ6·88 228 228 1439 702 737 423 112 397 268 199 09 92 Navadagi 1438·01 263 264 1501 748 753 246 59 451 130 174 93 Gundakanal 822·57 145 146 898 444 454 180 55 224 98 94 Matakal-Devanhalli 573'70 50 50 278 135 143 27 09 68 57 12 07 95 Salawadgi 2094·82 473 484 2844 1371 1473 532 232 785 557 307 75 96 Bilebhavi 1039·04 198 198 lJ99 600 599 195 30 347 56 18.8 01 97 Maskanal 627·08 104 104 614 311 303 152 26 173 09 124 98 Harnal 347·01 76 82 587 299 288 49 185 II 121 03 99 Nagur 969'71 144 145 808 398 410 150 30 235 04 170 100 Shivapur 1114·92 165 165 938 454 484 159 33 276 287 148 14 101 Mukihal 1161·23 158 159 935 483 452 245 58 254 141 J19 03 102 Kaladevanhalli 425·19 69 70 375 197 178 89 19 101 06 45 103 Hadaginal 495-60 24 27 176 94 82 18 02 53 50 37 32 104 Guttihal 216·37 74 74 382 187 195 130 35 118 110 78 40 lOS Bommanahalli 591·23 206 207 1143 573 570 268 75 324 198 194 103 106 Bolawad 412'15 75 75 441 235 206 110 IO 129 102 77 54 107 Fattepur P. Talikot 724·71 148 150 904 435 469 249 94 221 116 106 12 108 Kyatanal 344·37 24 24 143 79 64 18 36 03 26 02 109 Gadi Somnal 1012'84 192 196 1140 571 569 172 46 322 132 186 26 110 Maileswar 833'86 172 185 1054 522 532 291 132 266 120 121 01 III Naltawad 6784'63 1783 1808 10810 5382 5428 2868 1169 2666 1241 729 76 112 Kesapur 1144'78 168 168 880 425 455 166 36 228 231 103 01 I 13 Arasanal 881'00 173 173 945 455 490 260 61 284 309 110 12 114 Nerabenehi 813·82 166 166 896 433 463 255 35 252 69 119 24 115 Sarur 1939·27 277 279 1572 747 825 338 64 415 468 238 251 116 Hiremural 1018'69 211 211 1243 613 630 236 59 356 354 109 35 -117 Aremural 581·48 48 48 221 104 117 51 09 60 33 32 01 118 Talapur 648'67 60 60 269 114 155 42 13 70 51 63 119 Hokrani 909·71 13-8 138 832 424 408 216 62 232 02 117 120 Inchagal 421·24 46 46 267 123 144 70 45 80 46 56 33 121 Jakkeral 891·96 50 50 302 150 152 80 24 100 18 43 06 122 Kyatanadoni 58! ·29 26 27 150 71 79 19 08 43 44 15 10 123 Donkamadu 4()4. 56 56 56 360 182 178 52 05 113 9Q 59 32 124 Somanal 685·90 164 166 1034 521 513 227 40 328 280 209 84 125 Hulagabal 848·08 162 164 993 475 518 138 43 306 263 171 146 126 Chavanabhavi 684·67 90 190 1066 529 537 132 21 350 213 204 42 127 Khilarhatti 278,,25 76 76 500 263 237 99 24 171 130 104 72 128 Mavinabhavi 351'36 88 88 527 244 283 89 13 150 121 39 129 Jainapur 439·21 76 76 458 209 249 88 17 133 40 75 130 Areshankar 307'33 72 72 459 240 219 75 05 129 27 65 05 131 Nagabenal 1046·55 340 341 1819 903 916 208 20 566 418 323 148 132 Bachihal 544·22 05 05 50 29 21 03 16 IO 13 133 Shiddi\pur-P·Naltawad 657 ·10 133 133 611 327 284 15R 26 204 38 28 134 Khanikeri 25?'07 28 28 189 95 94 18 01 50 12 34 135 Sultan pur 659·27 54 54 365 178 187 59 06 93 28 46 136 Bijjur 628·76 186 186 1097 543 554 158 08 262 14 67 01 137 Ghalapuji 802'26 132 132 727 368 359 157 36 177 25 55 01 426 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of VilIage/Townl Agricultural Manufacturing Process !..C (III, IV, Vb) & l'lIame of No. of Ward/ Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Division/Mohalla el c., Repairs [V] [a] M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 132 257 21 01 45 01 01 304 469 Kodaganur 91 245 128 21 01 II 01 0; 204 296 419 Navadagi 92 108 05 13 15 151 205 303 Gundakanal 93 38 37 to 10 08 03 21 67 65 Matakal-Devanhalli 94 398 472 21 59 10 86 586 830 Salawadagi 95 103 53 18 38 02 01 252 543 Bilebhavi 96 40 09 07 02 05 130 133 164 Maskana! 97 63 08 01 07 114 270 Haranal 98 38 02 05 22 02 163 406 Nagur 99 104 272 07 17 01 01 178 196 Shivapur 100 43 66 08 06 84 66 229 311 Mukihal 101 30 03 10 16 03 07 89 89 83 Kaladevanhalli 102 14 17 02 01 41 32 Hadaginal 103 35 70 04 01 69 85 Guttihal' 104 98 91 13 02 249 372 Bommanahalli 105 45 48 02 05 106 104 Bolawad 106 91 103 03 21 01 32 85 182 268 Faltepur P. Talikot 107 07 01 03 09 34 34 27 Kyatanal 108 106 106 08 22 01 101 248 336 Gadi" Somanal 109 111 109 to 06 24 04 04 150 252 262 Mailesw'\r 110 542 901 207 36 1188 228 54 468 2662 3719 Naltawati 111 87 224 :>8 30 06 02 197 222 Kesapur 112 159 293 05 02 10 02 171 181 Arasanal 113 114 44 07 II 01 03 181 391 Nerabenchi 114 99 202 23 12 5S 03 332 357 Sarur 115 149 281 47 31 51 07 257 276 Hiremural 116 24 31 04 01 44 84 Aremural 117 06 51 01 44 104 Jalapur 118 91 01 04 20 01 192 406 Hokrani 119 09 12 02 13 01 43 98 Inchagal 120 43 07 14 05 50' 134 Jakkeral 121 17 19 II 15 28 35 Kyatanadoni 122 21 44 01 32 23 01 03 68 76 Donkamadu 123 15 143 09 95 53 12 30 181 203 Somanal 124 34 50 07 02 94 65 02 169 253 Hulagabal 125 27 95 13 02 106 74 179 324 Chavanabhavi 126 24 40 03 40 18 01 03 91 104 Khilarhatti 127 68 93 07 36 28 94 162 Mavinabhavi 128 18 03 03 37 37 76 209 Jainapur 129 54 20 10 02 01 39 110 153 Areshankar 130 98 182 09 01 136 87 16 337 482 Nagabenal 131 03 10 13 II Bachihal 132. 34 36 01 141 O:! 121 246 Shiddapur-P-Naltawad 133 10 10 01 02 05 45 82 Khanikeri 134 37 28 02 08 85 159 Sultanpur 135 137 12 18 40 01 281 540 Bijjur 136 115 24 07 191 334 Ghalapuji 137 427 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TALUK : MUDDEBIHAL MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of L.C. Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc .• holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 138 Ingalgi 517'34 74 74 495 247 248 101 10 138 37 94 03 139 Takkelaki 382'78 69 69 449 244 205 105 13 125 14 83 140 Karkur 469'74 72 72 421 207 214 34 113 15 90 02 141 Baladinni 337'29 35 35 260 119 141 40 07 66 07 37 142 Rakkasagi 1311,'48 258 258 1507 732 775 450 168 383 153 207 28 143 Bhagargund 653'14 130 130 727 358 369 186 17 241 33 178 11 144 Lotgeri 356'34 143 143 835 421 414 187 29 255 222 99 01 145 Khanapur 76·31 59 64 428 226 202 118 17 128 26 66 146 Fattepur-P .Naltawad Amalgamated with SIDDAPUR P NALTAWAD., L.C. No.133 147 NagarBetta 979·84 124 127 759 379 380 126 27 223 [25 [22 07 148 Budihal-P-Naltawad 270'23 48 48 3[6 [60 156 77 23 94 54 58 30 149 Jangamural 537·42 40 40 226 1[1 liS 69 36 65 25 42 06 150 Malaga[dinni 559'80 104 104 612 321 291 177 30 197 168 101 90 151 Gona!. S. Hirur 799'28 121 121 672 338 334 30 06 199 184 152 Awanakihal 309·48 51 51 278 138 140 20 07 87 93 14 153 Malakapur Amalgamated with GONAL S HIRUR L.C. No. 15[ 154 Talikota (Rural) 5800'30 UN-INHABITED Muddebiha[ 683·52 Fully incorporated in Muddebiha[ town Zunzaragaddi 238'54 Fully submerged under water S/XIV Muddebihal (M) 6·84 2503 2522 14962 7768 7[94 5[41 2645 3395 657 323 58 Ward No. I N.A. 714 725 4035 2[% 1839 1603 812 890 136 90 22 Ward No.2 N.A. 522 524 3107 1592 1515 960 476 735 130 30 07 Ward No.3 N.A. 342 342 2209 [131 1078 216 481 483 74 54 05 Ward No.4 N.A. 400 406 2461 125[ 1210 863 533 540 93 54 06 Ward No.5 N.A. 525 525 3150 [598 1552 899 403 747 224 95 18 S/XVIII Talikota (M) 2·79 3034 3082 [8336 9433 8903 5659 2717 4443 1213 655 88 Ward No. I N.A. 736 753 4547 2390 2[57 1591 806 1077 116 119 01 Ward No.2 N.A. 534 542 3528 1767 1761 1017 511 898 217 107 11 Ward No.3 N.A. 788 795 4584 2397 2187 1482 690 1086 345 169 30 Ward No.4 N.A. 532 536 2979 1498 1481 674 245 782 332 143 40 Ward No.5 N.A. 444 456 2698 138[ 1317 895 465 600 203 117 06 428 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Town/ Agricultural Manufacturing Process- L.C. (III, IV, V b) & Name or No. of Ward/ Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Divison/Mohalla etc., Repairs [VI [al M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 37 33 04 01 03 109 211 lngalgi 138 23 13 04 15 01 119 191 Takkalaki 139 16 13 04 03 94 199 Karkur 140 22 07 03 04 53 134 Baladinni 141 71 112 12 03 93 10 05 24 344 598 Rakkasagi 142 15 10 19 29 12 249 117 87 Bhagargund 143 119 221 15 22 166 192 Lotgeri 144 06 02 01 55 24 01 98 175 Khanapur 145 Fattepur-P-Naltawad 146 74 111 07 20 07 03 32 153 223 Nagarbetta 147 12 11 02 22 13 08 66 94 Budihal-P-Naltawad 148 09 17 02 12 02 04 46 86 Jangamural 149 26 44 08 62 34 03 07 121 116 Malagaldinni 150 199 184 139 150 Gonal S. Hirur 151 69 93 04 51 47 Awanakihal 152 Malkapur 153 Talikota (Rural) 154 Muddebihal Zunzargaddi 312 242 143 41 2617 316 14 57 4359 6480 Muddebihal (M) 5/XIV 89 46 31 07 680 61 04 11 1302 1692 Ward No. I 62 26 30 05 613 92 08 19 849 1366 Ward No.2 19 23 48 18 362 28 02 648 1002 Ward No.3 27 28 29 05 430 54 08 711 1109 Ward No.4 115 119 05 06 532 81 02 17 819 1311 Ward NO.5 782 606 163 50 2843 469 26 175 4964 7515 Talikota (M) 5/X'ViD ~161 47 68 09 729 59 04 43 1309 1998 Ward No.1 140 112 20 16 631 78 01 08 868 1536 Ward No.2 216 188 50 09 651 118 04 22 1307 1820 Ward No.3 194 172 12 II 433 109 07 59 709 1090 Ward NO.4 71 87 t3 05 399 105 10 43 771 1071 Ward No.5 • ,·MUDHOLTALUK c'" .~,.,... a o u "0 E "0 C ..E ..E .g> <:( U I- - '. , " From .. E ~ '" "" ::> t- _J 0 "'f"+ '? a: .. ., 19 ) ~ t- (J) 6- 6- ~ \»'(' ~ 0 '" « -( Z -' a:: '" f> 0::: ::> '" 0- 0 Q.. « I 0 0 ~ « 8 E 0 :::! CD ::> '" ~ ~ '".,.. '" 'i ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK : MUDHOL 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of vIllage Name of village No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 Akkimardi 17 794 1083 41 Kulali 32 2335 2998 2 Algundi (B.K.) 44 1212 1505 42 Laxanatti 55 631 708 3 Antapur 76 774 805 43 Lokapur 34 4138 5391 4 Badnur 45 678 841 44 Machaknur 42 1421 1745 5 Baragi 77 1585 1888 45 Madhabhavi 22 1191 1793 6 Belagali 29 5927 9448 46 Mailalingapur (Rural) 28 40 88 7 Bhantnur 47 1630 1925 47 Malali 20 2086 2761 8 Bidri' 35 658 908 48 Malapllr 2 891 1116 9 Bisnal 25 825 1452 49 Mallapur (P. J .) 12 457 440 10 Bommanbudni 59 314 368 50 MaJiapur (P. L.) 54 573 688 11 Budni (B.K.) 43 405 578 51 Mantur 4 2975 3912 12 Budni Khurd 38 421 778 52 Marapur 19 932 1459 13 Budnii (P .D.) 27 1030 1666 53 Marikatti 36 372 473 14 Budni (P.M.) 3 1124 1613 54 Melligeri 6 1575 1864 15 Byadar- Arlikatti 52 82 79 55 Metgud 61 i426 2727 16 Chanal 15 782 959 56 Mirji 13. 1318 1673 17 Chawadapur 39 504 585 57 Muddapur 70 974 1236 18 Chikkur 41 1020 1353 58 Mudhol (Rural) 1 234 205 19 Chinchakhaqdi (B.K.) 64 1244 1559 59 Mugalkhod 30 2253 3662 20 Chinchakhandi (K.D.) 68 830 1062 60 Naganapur 63 419 528 21 Chitrabhanukoti 40 814 1001 61 Nagral 21 2253 3052 22 Dadanatti 57 1312 1668 62 Nandagaan 16 870 1032 23 Dhawateshwar 18 2148 2919 63 Ningapur 62 1097 1229 24 Gulgal Jambgi 65 1207 1442 64 Palkimanya 50 135 225 65 Petlur 66 1080 1254 25 Halagali 7 3513 4245 26 'Halki 60 773 885 66 Ranjanagi 11 1069 1322 27 Hebbal 73 1297 1635 67 Rugi 8 1116 1336 28 Haskoti 56 933 1077 68 Saidapur 24 1506 4248 29 Ingalgi 71 2149 2598 69 Sanganatti 23 1085 1464 70 ,Shirol 33 4550 5888 550 674 30 Jaliber 9 71 Sorgoan 31 1275 1690 31 Jambgi (K.D.) 75 509 119 32 Jannur (Junnur) 46 520 721 72 Timmapur 69 459 593 33 Jeergal 67 875 1159 73 Uttur 10 1622 1874 34 Jyadar-Arlikatti 53 462 464 35 Jyalikatti (B.K.) 49 239 364 74 Vajjarmatti 37 1316 1638 36· Jayalikatti (K.D.) 48 327 353 75 Vantigod 14 1342 1686 76 Varchagal 51 589 771 37 Kanas~eri 58 365 456 38 Kasba Jambgi (B.K.) 74 1619 1937 77 Yadhalli 72 1916 2302 39 Kesargoppa 26 2159 3098 78 Zunzerkop 78 40 Kisuri 5 220 283 433 .. URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY IALUK : MUDHOL MAIN WORKERS Area of Village in No. of Total Population Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main L ..C hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House Houseless Population) Workers No ..... and of residential (I) DIY"lon/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 MUDHOL TALUK T 955·2 26785 27294 164389 82662 81727 30091 11765 46667 15535 20085 2583 R 950'2 20423 20831 125224 62909 62315 19679 6353 36552 12656 18421 2297 U 5'0 6362 6463 39165 19753 19412 10412 5412 10115 2879 1664 286 RURAL I Mudhol (Rural) 3346'42 ' 38 38 205 .103 102 34 15 51 06 16 2 Malapur 1578'94 160 162 1116 564 552 225 74 330 185 11J 14 3 Blldni (P.M.) 1595·62 245 250 1613 846 767 236 80 561 190 390 98 4 Mantur 3441·05 651 656 3912 1947 1965 561 177 1158 . 588 627 198 5 Kisuri 617·26 54 ·54 283 159 124 56 18 91 02 76 01 6 Melligeri 1818·78 306 306 1864 905 959 325 121 518 06 294 7 Halgali 4952·87 717 720 4245 2132 2113 693 312 1175 523 441 68 8 Rugi 1769'89 227 232 1336 692 644 176 61 425 255 100 40 9 laliber 1334·27 119 122 674 348 326 119 26 221 74 99 10 Urrur 1409·02 299 331 1874 920 954 328 159 550 289 200 22 1 I Ranjanagi 1211·36 224 228 1322 653 669 235 71 414 161 214 07 12 Mallapur (P.l.) 538·69 71 77 440 211 229 100 39 122 02 82 I3 Mirji 996·13 251 251 1673 793 880 326 138 478 119 232 09 14 Vantigod 1067·26 258 285 1686 836 850 257 118 502 127 278 01 15 Chanal 866·28 131 142 959 466 493 165 67 288 78 134 10 16 Nandagoan 1158·28. 151 152 1032 520 512 148 30 295 170 116 33 17 Akkimardi 1069'89 185 185 1083 554 529 161 27 360 129 167 13 18 Dhawaleshwar 1985·24 475 477 2919 1499 1420 318 65 881 359 508: 101 19 Marapur 563'82 191 191 1459 744 715 163 10 427 79 215' 02 20 Malali 1920'15 443 453 2761 1334 1427 336 154 751 379 335 02 21 Nagral t.443 ·82 453 459 3052 1497 1555 426 90 857 359 45S 87 22 Madhabhavi 768·00 272 272 1793 906 887 195 27 523 75 374 17 23 Sanganatti 408·72 225 225 1464 746 718 91 10 452 187 222 18 24 Saidapur 541 ·95 793 814 4248 2258 1990 1031 360 1333 219 451 72 25 Bisnal 614'07 229 229 1452 726 726 222 32 398 43 173 08 26 Kcsargoppa 609·93 496 496 3098 1569 1529 446 99 860 714 414 275 27 Budni (P.O.) 755·53 266 266 1666 856 810 283 69 463 42 229 04 28 Mahaiingapur (R) 602'02 17 17 88 47 41 12 05 26 12 10 01 29 Belagali 4205·67 1511 1534 9448 4722 4726 901 181 2750 1061 13().4. 210 30 Mugalkhod 2458·22 569 569 3662 1883 1779 391 38 1061 263 746 109 31 Sorgoan 1193'57 266 267 1690 843 847 293 126 508 45 335 32 Kulali 1668'63 472 478 29'8 1466 1532 254 60 865 220 559 10 33 Shirol 2889·67 997 1021 58118 2904 2984 669 199 1718 730 8~5 162 34 Lokapur 1440'07 970 991 5391 2692 2699 1I01 539 1471 490 434 28 35 Bidri 748·77 142 154 908 466 442 140 42 306 164 135 36 Marikatti 472·61 68 70 473 232 241 57 17 144 39 98 05 37 Vajjarmatti 1468·65 255 273 J638 794 844 345 150 453 161 186 36 390·9" 117 131 778 390 388 117 30 216 41 132 11 39 Chawadapur 753'03 87 87 585 280 305 65 23 152 129 10-4 01 40 Chitrabhanukoti 702·60 182 182 1001 -474 527 169 21 298 44 199 06 41 Chikkur 1203·37 201 201 1353 692 661 2()(t 96 394 58 208 04 42 Machaknur 1280·50 295 295 1745 853 892 285 103 496 272 304 91 434 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Marginal Workers Name of Village/Town/ Agricultural Manufacturing Process Non-Workers L.C. (lll, IV, V b) & Name OI No. of Ward/ Laboucers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Divison/Mohalla etc., Repairs [V] [a] M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 14044 10800 3156 1187 9382 %5 323 4309 35672 61883 T MUDHOL TALUK 12476 9426 1702 563 3953 370 238 3899 26119 45760 R 1568 1374 1454 624 5429 595 85 410 9553 16123 U RURAL 34 06 01 52 96 Mudhol (Rural) 87 62 93 97 33 12 51 234 316 Malapur 2 127 89 13 31 03 285 577 Budni (P.M.) 3 389 375 26 02 116 13 17 159 772 1218 Mantur 4 14 01 01 78 68 44 Kisuri 5 158 04 12 54 02 396 387 557 Melligeri 6 576 432 48 05 110 18 07 191 950 1399 Halagali 7 232 209 15 02 78 04 267 389 Rugi 8 107 74 03 12 127 252 laliber 9 245 244 42 06 63 17 02 07 368 658 Urrur 10 144 148 14 02 42 04 06 239 502 Ranjanagi 11 25 02 12 03 89 227 Mallapur (P.l.) 12 159 105 40 01 47 04 01 315 760 Mirji 13 191 125 13 20 01 01 334 722 Vantigod 14 131 65 02 21 03 49 178 366 Chanal 15 144 135 05 30 02 02 36 223 306 Nandagoan 16 134 108 20 08 39 01 103 193 297 Akkimardi 17 265 t 250 24 05 84 03 08 225 610 836 Ohawaleshwar 18 132 64 15 11 65 02 73 317 563 Marapur 19 379 373 07 30 04 583 1048 Malali 20 263 2211 102 40 34 04 02 II 638 1185 Nagral 21 125 58 06 18 05 100 378 712 Madhabhavi 22 218 169 12 02 02 292 529 Sanganatti 23 193 118 32 05 657 24 13 202 912 1569 Saidapur 24 205 35 03 17 03 328 680 Bisnal 25 379 434 26 03 41 02 02 10 707 805 Kesargoppa 26 60 36 67 107 02 393 768 Budni (P.O.) 27 15 11 01 01 20 29 Mahalingapur (Rural) 28 IOO1 747 241 87 144 17 08 38 1964 3627 Belagali 29 251 147 19 06 45 01 20 263 802 1253 Mugalkhod 30 128 45 23 22 01 334 802 Sorgoan 31 281 207 10 01 15 02 601 1312 Kulali 32 624 511 153 48 76 09 19 217 1167 2037 Shirol 33 372 360 85 25 580 77 03 268 1218 1941 Lokapur 34 147 164 03 21 160 278 Bidri 35 39 34 04 03 88 202 Marikatti 36 154 120 29 01 84 04 11 05 330 678 Vajjarmatti 37 f!9 yl 05 10 !7] 43 128 05 128 176 Chawadapu~ 39 91 36 01 07 02 176 483 Chitrabhanukoti 40 157 52 07 22 02 01 297 603 Chikkur 41 148 167 16 28 07 357 620 Machaknur 42 435 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK : MUDHOL MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of L.c. Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ HOll.,e- Houscless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F ~------2 3 4 6 7 8 10 II 12 13 14 ~------~----~------ 4J Budlli (B.K.) 793·69 93 93 578 302 276 130 51 189 60 107 02 44 Alglindi (S.K.) 1645'44 255 271 1505 781 724 30'1 128 442 126 256 07 ..I" Badllllr 675 ·40 129 129 841 415 426 161 81 222 61 132 17 46 .Ialllllll 556·07 121 124 721 363 358 149 62 174 14 108 01 47 Bhalltllur 1565·03 294 307 1925 979 946 399 145 576 108 259 16 ..IX .Iyali~atti (K.D.) 516·13' 67 67 364 190 174 79 ]7 107 75 47 4') Jyalikatti (B.D.) 5,)8'6,) 6' 61 353 172 181 74 40 101 54 31 02 'iO Plakilllallya 1285·:n 44 46 225 113 112 28 08 70 58 18 51 Varchagal 925·30 121 123 771 392 379 142 59 204 104 149 16 52 Bydar Alikatti 357'95 16 17 79 40 3'1 22 02 22 09 20 5.1 h'adar Alikatti 678·22 79 80 464 239 225 68 21 123 19 96 04 54 Maliapur (P.L.) 494·27 102 102 688 359 329 137 33 228 21 161 01 55 Laxanatti 754·42 100 105 708 384 324 198 66 222 98 121 02 56 Hoskoti 741·90 195 196 1077 558 519 302 104 311 54 138 57 Dadanatti 1108'05 270 270 1668 880 788 320 78 507 58 401 03 'ill Kanasgeri 996·43 73 73 456 237 219 87 08 137 50 101 01 5') BOl11llJllOLHJlli 121 ·16 60 61 368 190 178 59 15 127 75 74 44 60 Halki 789·74 140 140 885 470 415 163 43 284 106 149 04 61 Metgud 1742 ·79 485 485 2727 1365 1362 397 130 836 352 350 20 62 Ningapur 900'11 186 186 1229 596 633 249 42 367 176 121 03 63 Naganapur 800·18 99 99 528 252 276 74 22 148 43 92 06 64 Chincflakhandi (S.K.) 1049·71 254 259 1559 780 779 242 42 464 264 117 08 65 Gulgal Jalllbgi 1192·20 243 244 1442 741 701 325 117 460 189 254' 10 66 Petlur 1281·66 196 196 1254 610 644 190 45 344 153 185 32 67 kergal' 1008·35 200 200 1159 569 590 250 95 313 109 130 II 68 Chinchakhandi (1(,0.) 322'33 170 186 1062 556 506 177 60 323 86 183 18 69 Tilllmapur 659·74 103 108 593 267 326 143 82 170 33 83 70 Mllddapur 1185 ·61 196 200 1236 636 600 205 50 349 81 88 71 Ingalgi 1454'63 414 452 2598 1305 1293 535 156 758 131 489 64 72 Yadhalli 1458·72 419 425 2302 1138 1164 381 16-7 646 145 268 06 73 Hebbal 1457·96 268 268 1635 802 833 205 53 477 343 302 190 74 Kasaba Jambgi (B.K.) 1590·58 327 334 1937 959 978 329 107 533 100 317 04 75 Jamogi (K.D.) 469·05 122 122 719 377 342 108 J2 221 50 128 17 76 Antapur 616·42 138 147 805 412 393 117 22 250 74 137 77 Baragi 2112·45 294 310 1888 958 930 264 91 505 88 228 07 78 Zunzerkop 1253·89 UN-INHABITED URBAN 5/XV Mudhol (M) 3·83 3474 3529 21356 10745 10611 5439 2976 5218 1431 1044 130 Ward No. I N.A 459 466 2680 1378 1302 950 671 586 86 120 05 Ward No.2 N.A 526 529 3255 1639 1616 879 444 809 196 158 18 \\ ard 1'<0. 3 1'<.l\ 733 7Sl) 475 i 23'1~ 23)'.i ~2 7 .lb i 1231 409 235 34 Ward No.4 N.A 685 686 4164 2116 2048 1060 550 998 244 274 14 Ward NO.5 N.A 1071 1090 6500 3214 3286 1623 950 1594 496 257 59 436 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-workers Name of Village/Town/ Agricultural Manufacturing Process L.C. (Ill, IV, Vb) & Name or No. of Ward/ Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Division/Mohalla etc., Repairs [V] [a] M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 51 52 05 26 06 39 113 177 Budni (B.K.) 43 158 114 02 28 03 339 598 Algundi (B.K.) 44 68 43 II 11 01 193 365 Badnur 45 48 10 04 14 03 02 42 187 302 Jannur 46 223 91 II 83 01 403 838 Bhantur 47 29 71 01 01 30 03 01 82 99 Jyalikatti (K.D.) 48 43 52 27 01 71 126 Jyalikatti (B.K.) 49 49 58 03 43 54 Palkimanya 50 47 88 05 03 188 275 Varchagal 51 01 09 01 18 30 Byadar Aralikatti 52 ... 19 15 08 01 116 205 Jyadar Aralikatti 53 23 19 44 01 01 09 130 299 Mallapur (P.L.) 54 84 93 0'1 02 10 OJ 162 226 Laxanatti 55 129 52 14 30 02 121 247 344 Hoskoti 56 73 52 05 01 28 02 373 730 Dadanatti 57 33 49 01 02 100 169 Kanasgeri 58 24 30 01 28 01 63 103 Bommanbudni 59 108 101 05 22 01 01 152 185 157 Halki 60 376 309 37 10 73 13 15 529 995 Metgud 61 183 159 21 08 42 06 09 198 220 259 Ningapur 62 51 37 02 03 104 233 Naganapur 63 232 211 41 36 74 09 07 16 309 499 Chinchakhandi (B.K.) 64 165 125 13 51 28 03 01 02 280 510 Gulgal Jambgi 65 52 50 89 70 18 01 05 266 486 Petlur 66 104 87 23 07 56 04 08 36 248 445 Jeergal 67 105 60 II 03 24 05 01 02 232 418 Chinchakhandi (K.D.) 68 66 31 21 02 07 293 Timmapur 69 199 69 28 08 34 04 27 287 492 Muddapur 70 159 57 38 72 10 12 296 535 866 1ngalgi 71 249 131 32 02 97 06 01 21 491 998 Yadhalli 72 109 135 17 03 49 15 01 325 489 Hebbal 73 123 77 21 01 72 18 110 426 768 Kasba Jambgi (B.K.) 74 76 29 0'1 03 10 01 156 292 Jambgi (K.D.) 75 95 73 04 14 01 02 02 160 317 Antapur 76 226 79 08 43 02 66 261 387 581 Baragi 77 Zunzerkop 78 URBAN 1097 819 263 138 2814 344 74 287 5453 8893 Mudhol (M) 5/XV 34 21 07 425 60 04 04 788 1212 Ward No. I 256 131 19 29 376 18 13 07 817 1413 Ward No.2 176 247 103 16 li7 112 17 9; 1150 IliS; \\ ara No.3 194 127 32 21 498 82 02 07 1116 1797 Ward No.4 437 293 102 72 798 72 38 174 1582 2616 Ward No.5 437 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK : MUDHOL MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in 1'oio. of L.C. Name 01 Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hcdarcs Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ Hou,e- Houseless Population) Workers No. and 01 residential (I) Oivi,ion/Mohalla etc., hold~ (I-IX) Town/Ward hOll',es in KIll' p M F M F M F M F ------_ ------_------~~---~------~--~--:------~-----~------_------_... ------_ 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 n 14 ------.--.--~------_.__ ---_------_--_. ... ------_------_._-_- S/XIII Mahalingapur (M) 1'14 28R8 2934 17809 9008 8801 4973 2436 4897 1448 620 156 Division No. I N.A 808 818 4983 2573 2410 1487 668 1420 489 231 42 Division No. II N.A 750 755 4573 2300 2273 1576 831 1294 415 184 64 Division No. III N.A 424 429 2605 1318 1287 920 567 675 89 71 10 Divi,ion No. IV N.A 906 932 5648 2817 2831 990 370 1508 455 134 40 438 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Name of Village/Town/ Agricultural Manufacturing Process- Marginal Workers Non-Workers L.e. (III, IV, V b) & Name 01 No. of Ward/ Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Division/Mohalla etc., Repairs [V] [a] M F M F M .F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 471 555 1191 486 2615 251 II 123 4100 7230 Maha1ingapur (M) 5/XIIl 128 173 281 186 780 S8 04 17 1149 1904 Division No. I 38 76 383 203 689 72 07 105 999 1753 Division No. II 29 44 179 13 396 22 01 643 1197 Division No. 1II 276 262 348 84 750 69 1309 2376 Division No. IV 439 SINDGI TALUK u (. KAR NATA KA SINDGI TALUK BIJAPUR DISTRICT Mil~$ 2 0 4 6 Miles K~m-S~2~~O~~"~~~""8r-K~m. '\) (;) ~ ~ , :::> J « » t- o 0« > W ·ac ..., :::> a.. « ..., ( i i '-I -.\ -_·Ur' _._.r·-,_,: . BOUNDARY, TAlUK.. " VILLAGE WITH LOCATION COD E HEADQUARTERS: TALUK ... YILLAGES WITH POPULATION SiZE: BELOW 200; 200- 499; 500- 999;10 00-4999; 5000 AND ABOVE .. ' ,() __! __ !_~ __~ ... UNINHABITED VILLAGES WITH LOCATION CODE ···l _____ ~!~~ _____ ~ UR.ItAN AREA WITH LOCATION CODE STAT~ HIGHWAY..•••.. '" •..••. IMPORTAN" METAL LED ROAD ••• UNMETALLED AND OTHER ROADS ... RIVER WITH STRE AM ...... ~ TANK ••. __ .•.•.••••••• ", •.••.. ----- CANAL WITH OIST~IBlLT~RY ..•.. , .•. "'08 POST OFFICE/ TELEGRAPH OFFICE. "PO/TO HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL ••.••• 5 POLICE STATION ••..••••...... •. PS' :-'!1'~.~,!',q'/ ~~[.~.:...:~ C[~.;7;;El ;:'Fi:;~.1';P'·{ rit::"ALTH ~)N!T, DISPENSARY. FAMILY PLANNING CENTA.E ••• _. ••• .., .. _ ~,+,. IMPORTANT VILLAGE MARK!T/ HAT$HANOV).MANDIES .. ' ... {1 Ba ... d upon Survey of In-die mep with the pa!'lIIIi ..ion of the Surveyor G.n.rlllli of Indio. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK: SINDGI 1981 1981 Population Population Sl. Census Sl. Census Name of village Name of village __--- No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 1911 1981 N.o. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 I Aheri 73 1074 950 48 Ganihar 47 2054 2117 2 Alme! 50 7629 9020 49 Goigeri 20 1832 2067 3 Alahalli 80 709 606 50 Goravagundgi 8 1114 1192 4 Algur 121 2137 2556 51 Gubbewad 32 1502 1591 5 Allapur 21 224 255 52 Gudhalli 91 448 412 6 Ambalnur 136 682 653 53 Gundgi ·81 1341 1403 7 Animadu 116 145 146 54 Guthargi 5 1194 1342 8 Antargangi 17 458 598 9 Asangihal 79 763 956 55 Hachyal 44 1010 1123 56 Hadaginal 30 10 Asantapur 118 540 574 901 803 11 Aski 132 2740 3114 57 Halagundaknal 119 382 479 58 Hanchitli 139 1006 1312 12 Bableshwar 2 718 t! 804 59 Hanchinal 68 573 561 13 Bagalur 65 1312 1953 60 Handignur 28 1977 2181 14 Balaganur 88 3780 4001 61 Haranal 103 1319 1567 15 Bandal 40 1221 1646 62 Havalgi 63 562 596 16 Bannihatti (P .A.) 33 109E 1090 63 Hikkangutti 86 840 938 17 Bannihatti (P.T.) 130 1002 1044 64 Hittinhalli 99 2023 2680 18 BaStihal 29 447 511 65 Honnal!i 24 949 1054 19 Bekina:I 129 1254 1328 66 Hunshyal 122 2321 2547 20 Benakotgi 1 361 565 67 Huvinhalli 8'5 783 878 21 Bhankalgi 9 575 658 22 Bhantnur 70 1019 1015 68 Ibrahimpur 105 622 692 23 Bibi-Ingalgi 137 1210 1515 69 rngalgi 96 1148 1328 24 Binjalbhavi 134 1294 1501 70 Jalpur 133 720 747 25 Bisnal 72 103 126 71 Jalwad 108 3306 3532 26 Bommadevanmadu 23 401 422 72 Jatinal 75 114 127 27 Bommanhalli 60 1521 1638 28 Bommanjogi 104 1727 2330 73 Kadani 51 1656 1844 29 Borgi 35 1645 1959 74 Kadlewad (P .A.) 58 404 419 30 BlIdihal (P.H.) 41 1379 1696 75 Kadlewad (P.C.K.) 102 745 847 31 Budihal (P. T .) 120 656 768 [Kadlewad (PCH)! 32 Budihal Don 141 625 561 76 Kadrapur 114 149 149 33 Byadgihal 56 569 552 77 Kakkalmeli 76 2983 3237 34 Byakod 34 1444 1469 78 Kalhalli 49 !SO 586 35 Byalihal 10 452 422 79 Kalkeri 125 4172 ·5215 80 Kannaguddihal 31 451 455 36 Chandkavathe 46 3852 4310 81 Kannolli 38 3540 4007 37 Chattanalli 117 461 603 82 Karvinal 26 841 1061 38 Chattarki 45 1730 2163 83 Kerur 69 696 772 39 Chik-sindgi 39 1429 1777 84 Kerutgi III 1887 2173 85 Kesaratti 135 675 711 40 Dambal 22 321 357 41 Devangao 57 3734 3718 86 Khainur 13 1596 1590 87 KhanaplIr 25 896 1068 42 Devara Hippargi 94 6466 7821 (Hippargi) 88 Kokatnur 37 2367 3015 89 Kondguli 140 2253 43 Devaranavadgi 62 1789 2357 2126 90 Korhalli 84 1608 1688 44 Devoor 107 1437 1478 91 Korwar 109 45 Dhavall1r 27 741 850 4587 5265 (Dhavalar) 92 Kubargond 123 524 709 (Kudargond) 46 Gabasavalgi 71 1999 1978 93 Kumashi 61 1502 1614 47 Ganganhalli tOO 1025 1036 94 Kunekumatgi 66 1019 1037 443 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES T ALUK : SINDGI 1981 1981 Population Population SI. Census SI. Census Name of village Name of village No. L.C. No. L.C. 1971 1981 1971 1981 No. No. 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 1)5 Kunl.bathalli 54 620 733 120 Sa1adhalli 115 601 686 (Kurabatha Halli) 121 Sasabal 19 838 1084 122 Shakapur 143 18 953 1191 96 Madabal 123 Shambewad 59 435 419 Madanalli 55 1025 1094 97 124 Shirasgi 64 542 556 98 Madari 83 776 766 125 Sindgi, (Rural) 142 2254 99 Malagllan 78 2536 126 Somajal 77 1615 2527 74 509 545 100 Mangrul 127 Somapur 43 433 492 440 571 101 Mannapur 16 128 Sungathan 11 1241 1535 102 Mannur 106 1722 2093 129 Surgihalli 89 1651 1798 103 Mortgi (Moratgi) 67 3215 3834 104 Mulsavalgi 98 2751 3409 130 Tarapur 53 488 606 105 Muradi 12 635 726 131 Tavarkhed 52 596 565 132 Thontapur 93 107 140 106 Nagaral Don 138 223 233 133 TilguI 124 1433 1739 107 Nagavi (B.K.) 6 901 1003 134 Turkangori 127 486 539 108 Nagavi (K.D.) 7 476 607 109 Naggarhalli 87 956 1023 135 llchitnavadgi 82 211 252 110 Nandgeri 14 550 700 136 Vibhutiha1 92 368 427 III Neeralgi 131 1125 1337 112 Niwalkhodi 97 715 611 137 Wanakihal 128 445 569 138 Wandal 113 731 902 113 Otihal 42 1313 1590 139 Warkanhalli 110 359 379 114 Padaganur 95 1889 2138 140 Yalgod 112 1623 1761 115 Purada1 36 583 649 141 Yankanchi 15 2996 3438 116 Ramanhalli 90 810 823 142 Yargal (B.K.) 4 2767 3488 117 Ramapur (P.A.) 48 1154 1352 143 Yargal (K.D.) 3 269 304 118 Ramapur (P.T.) 126 270 390 119 Rugi 101 2083 2307 444 SINDGI TALUK (Contd.) URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK : SINDGI MAIN WORKERS Area or Total Population Village in No. of I.C. Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hl'ctares Occupied Cultivators Name or No. of Ward/ House Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Divi:;ion/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F ------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 SINDGI l"AL.UK T 2176·4 36573 36875 222712 112760 109952 45926 15488 61379 26046 31190 4599 R 2174'9 33854 34114 206901 103966 102935 40567 13493 57804 25159 30451 4527 U 1·5 2719 2761 15811 8794 7017 5359 1995 3575 887 739 72 RUKAL Benakotgj 880·59 80 80 565 276 289 82 09 147 137 126 43 2 Bableshwar 1028·77 137 143 804 398 406 121 27 204 205 132 34 ~ Yargal (I\'D.) 1110' 39 55 55 304 153 151 55 12 83 53 23 4 Yargal (S.K.l 3187'98 510 526 3488 1746 1742 634 137 976 693 405 OS 5 Guthargi 188:',93 197 197 1342 724 618 165 28 443 360- 270 68 6 Nagavi (I3.K.) 1073 ·25 16; 167 1003 503 500 183 39 263 57 166 7 Nagavi (I<'D.) 574·67 91 91 607 302 305 150 73 148 33 70 02 8 Goravaglmdgi 776·93 207 210 1192 613 579 269 93 349 60 232 ') Bhankalgi 604'72 ' 103 106 658 343 315 66 04 212 109 111 06 10 Byalihal 474·71 66 66 422 211 211 21 06 118 19 58 II Sungathan 1306·84 238 244 1535 762 773 235 58 486 291 321 204 12 Muradi 994·26 127 127 726 376 350 124 26 227 67 151 21 13 Khainur 1278·29 279 280 1590 782 808 322 93 479 161 373 10 14 Nandgeri 1111·33 96 96 700 380 320 171 09 223 173 154 124 15 Yankanchi 4886'42 560 584 3438 1733 1705 590 173 976 243 511 69 16 Mannapur 373'20 93 93 571 300 271 144 27 167 34 108 17 Antargangi 520-56 103 106 598 307 291 85 18 172 75 126 IB Madabal 1771·49 210 211 1191 582 609 200 44 340 In 147 .~ 19 Sasabal 1151'98 158 158 1084 530 554 57 05 319 20 286 15 20 Goigeri 1077·98 358 358 2067 1070 997 539 201 540 202 216 06 21 AUapur 253·34 40 40 255 142 113 56 16 78 54 20 04 22 Dambal 680'26 62 62 357 178 179 81 oW 105 40 60 23 80mmadevanmadu 693'02 71 71 422 214 208 100 06 137 31 118 24 Honnalli 416·08 189 189 1054 544 510 227 84 308 214 127 80 25 Khanapur 703·39 177 177 1068 527 541 237 79 339 10 223 01 26 Karvinal 1224'68 151 151 1061 547 514 208 64 344 74 195 04 27 Dhavalur 2352·63 120 120 850 420 430 150 42 260 127 163 42 28 Handignur 3049'89 404 408 2181 1109 1072 339 77 592 352 346 02 29 Bastihal 548·83 78 78 511 260 251 70 33 158 II 131 03 30 Hadaginal 697·72 143 143 803 411 392 133 17 214 03 185 01 31 Kannaguddihal 387·57 75 75 455 211 244 56 03 122 118 32 Gubbewad 1362'84 253 254 1591 795 796 281 53 407 83 302 22 33 Bannihatti (P.A.) 562·35 185 191 1090 534 556 225 102 325· 39 155 02 34 Byakod :2024'72 265 269 1469 747 722 287 66 430 245 198 49 JS Borgi 1476·39 313 313 1959 1006 953 407 90 512 132 265 04 36 Puradal 529·24 'II 102 649 320 )tt 114 33 132 05 101 37 Kokatnur 4672·67 464 465 3015 1511 1504 335 84 802 259 530 95 651 4007 2042 1965 740 233 lll~ qR 'i~1 144 39 Chik-Sindgi 888·07 284 284 1771 900 877 357 67 493 201 lO4 34 40 Bandal 2350'89 255 255 1646 790 856 313 52 442 226 248 94 41 Budihal (P.H.J 750'83 270 270 1696 878 818 463 139 5D4 24 383 16 42 Otihal 1001·15 262 263 1590 809 781 460 257 469 71 326 11 43 Somapur 419·98 82 85 492 247 245 89 19 149 38 80 07 446 " CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of Village/Town/ Agricultural Manufacturing Proce~s L.C. (III, IV, Vb) & Name or No. of Ward/ Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Division/Mohalla etc., Repairs [V] tal M F M F M F M F M F .. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 . 2 20121 20319 1542 278 8526 850 552 8405 50829 75501 T SINDGI T ALUK 19360 19747 1444 248 6549 637 532 8237 45630 69539 R 761 572 98 30 1977 213 20 168 5199 5962 U RURAL 19 94 02 0\ 129 151 Benakotgi 66 \71 OJ 05 01 194 200 Bableshwar 2 52 53 01 07 70 98 Vargal (K.D.) 3 426 671 39 03 106 14 10 06 760 1043 Yargal (B.K.) 4 164 292 09 03 11 278 247 Guthargi 5 52 45 04 41 12 Oot 199 236 244 Nagavi (B.K.) 6 59 27 01 18 04 01 02 153 270 Nagavi (K,D.) 7 71 60 02 44 01 202 263 317 Gora vagundgi 8 92 102 03 Ot 06 131 . 206 Bhankalgi 9 49 16 03 03 08 93 192 Byalihal 10 121 87 04 39 117 276 365 Sungathan 11 63 42 08 03 05 01 69 149 214 Muradi 12 37 146 26 01 43 04 06 163 297 484 Khainur 13 62 49 03 04 01 156 147 Nand,eri 14 358 168 11 02 96 04 22 223 735 1239 Yankanchi 15 52 34 07 133 237 Mannapur 16 43 75 02 01 135 216 Antar,ansi 17 163 167 08 02 22 03 01 242 436 Madabal 18 30 03 03 02 211 534 Sasabal 19 206 181 20 07 98 08 530 795 Golgeri 20 57 49 01 01 64 59 Allapur 21 38 39 02 01 OS 05 73 134 Dambal 22 16 31 03 77 177 Bommadevanmadu 23 164 126 09 06 08 02 18 236 278 H0nnalli 24 96 03 12 06 08 01 140 187 391 1< he,ltapur 25 142 70 03 04 08 203 432 Karvinal 26 94 85 03 160 303 Dhavalur 27 \98 343 10 03 38 04 517 720 Handignur 28 19 08 01 07 108 102 132 Bastihal 29 03 01 06 01 20 206 197 183 Hadaginal 30 02 02 148 89 96 Kannaguddihal 31 70 59 15 01 20 01 20 80 368 633 Gubbewad 32 144 35 15 01 II 01 01 266 208 251 Bannihatti (P .A.) 33 187 193 17 28 03 03 114 314 363 Byakod 34 195 127 19 33 01 19 118 475 703 Boq~i 35 \7 03 08 06 02 01 41 187 2i3 Puradal 36 190 155 27 01 55 08 35 460 674 715 Kokatnur 37 370 35' 31 05 80 13 28 405 902 1042 Kannoili 38 223 leO 11 J5 UJ Ui 05 406 671 Chik Sindgi 39 135 126 II 48 06 12 28 336 602 Bandal 40 86 08 22 j3 UO 370 574 Budihal (P.H.) 41 102 52 07 02 34 06 05 340 705 Ouhal 42 52 29 01 01 16 01 17 98 190 Somapur 43 447 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY lALUK : SINDGI MAIN WORKERS Area of lotal Population Village in No. of Name of Village/Town No. of (induding Instiiutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators I.C. Name or No. of Ward/ House Houseless Population) Workers and of residential (I) No. Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 44 Hachyal 1414'45 162 164 1123 563 560 157 49 354 164 226 58 45 Chatlarki 3468'10' 343 343 2163 1084 10'79 409 126 660 448 378 25 46 ('h,\ndkavalhe 5424·47 706 722 4310 2166 2144 688 196 1258 1001 70'3 411 47 Ganihar 2426'32 304 304 2117 1106 lOll 226 50' 615 294 339 33 4R Ramapur (P .A.l 524·67 230 230' 1352 652 700 295 90 353 221 239 0'5 49 Kalhalli 367·41 89 89 586 307 279 83 3D 162 16 147 50 Almcl 6325'66 1445 1449 9020' 4509 4511 2011 982 2319 827 823 148 51 Kadani 1776'25 263 263 1844 943 90'1 361 88 524 198 297 35 52 Tavarkhed 682·14 88 88 565 288 277 112 26 184 08 171 01 53 Tarapur 380"15 87 87 606 298 30'8 115 26 148 31 85 04 54 Kurabathalli 885·41 123 123 733 366 367 175 65 216 0'8 158 0'1 55 Madanalli 10'80,95 167 167 1094 566 528 249 47 328 0'2 142 56 Byadgihal 375'68 97 97 552 285 267 206 95 168 63 82 57 Devangao 4195·22 595 595 3718 1868 1850 771 289 10'71 548 489 147 58 Kadlewad (P .A.l 70'5,66 67 67 419 217 20'2 117 44 143 116 46 ~9 Shambewad 488'0'2 64 64 419 209 210 63 10 98 59 64 32 60 Bommanhalli 794·16 265 265 1638 819 819 207 47 409 153 167 29 61 Kumashi 2444'0'8 250' 256 1614 800 814 311 68 458 152 193 0'1 62 Devarnavadgi 2267'84 344 345 2357 1200 1157 422 79 662 572 362 0'5 63 Havalgi 670',95 95 (;5 596 30'1 295 114 14 198 19 135 64 Shirasgi 425'64 91 92 556 296 260 95 35 156 105 48 0'1 65 Bagalur 1144·82 278 281 1953 995 958 481 180' 560 315 275 0'9 66 Kunekumatgi 1300·43 153 159 1037 511 526 213 80' 269 286 139 67 Mortgi 2514' 3D 617 628 3834 1958 1876 862 345 1044 542 424 136 68 Hanchinal 628'0'6 liD liD 561 277 284 138 56 146 145 93 36 69 Kerur 984'0'3 129 129 772 388 3S4 10'1 0'5 20'7 21 94 70 Bhantnur li68'00 179 180' 1015 494 521 230' 77 274 23 148 04 71 Gabasavalgi 1700'50' 336 340 1978 1006 972 379 119 537 236 298 13 72 Bisnal 186·00 17 17 126 56 70' 25 09 40 0'7 34 04 73 Aheri 1179'97 159 159 950' 473 477 119 14 267 79 214 09 74 Mangrul 814'0'2 109 109 545 268 277 107 II 153 149 75 latinal 599·86 20' 20' 127 72 55 19 02 43 16 25 76 Kakkalmeli 4331'16 561 564 3237 1693 1544 550' 126 987 16 633 0'3 77 Somajal 1298·64 325 325 2527 1240 1287 400 69 635 33 355 06 78 Malaghan 2164·34 438 440 25.36 1264 1272 514 115 670 415 319 112 79 Asangihal 882' 15 128 128 956 493 463 297 169 251 186 91 0'2 80 Alahalli 10'79,14 10'3 103 606 304 30'2 119 22 194 159 W7 99 81 Gundgi 2157·46 226 226 1403 711 692 219 63 431 210 191 10 82 Uchitnavadgi 340'46 40 40 252 134 118 62 31 72 14 43 83 Madari 584·71 123 125 766 408 358 96 25 243 I~O' 112 01 84 Korhalli 2330',32 281 285 1688 866 822 430' 194 50'8 229 261 0'3 85 Huvinhalli 843·21 140 140 878 455 423 177 82 262 50 144 05 86 Hikkangutti 1314·85 ISO' 150' 938 485 453 145 22 257 39 114 87 Naggarhalli 838·29 174 174 10'23 508 515 257 111 266 64 172 10 88 Balaganur 5929·78 618 623 4001 2036 1965 746 181 1004 466 492 41 89 Surgihalli 1017·94 277 280' 1798 882 916 342 90 497 248 258 103 90' Ramanhalli 614'48 145 148 823 413 410 198 52 227' 197 150' 113 448 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Name of Village/Townl Agricultural Manufacturing Process Marginal Workers Non-Workers (III, IV, V b) & Name or No. of Ward/ L.C. Labourers (II) ing ServiCing and No. VI to IX Repairs [V) [a) Divison/Mohalla etc., M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 96 106 32 209 396 Hachyal 44 227 416 02 53 07 424 631 Chattarki 45 432 572 38 09 85 09 01 908 II 42 Chandkavathe 46 225 254 34 06 17 01 491 717 Ganihar 47 69 211 03 03 42 02 01 299 478 Ramapur (p .A.) 48 II 16 04 145 263 Kalhalli 49 570 580 50 18 876 81 14 93 2176 3591 Almel 50 211 163 02 14 419 703 Kadani 51 12 07 01 104 269 Tavarkhed 52 60 27 03 01 150 276 Tarapur 53 25 02 02 31 05 108 150 251 KurabathalJi 54 181 02 05 238 526 Mad!lnalli 55 70 63 02 14 117 204 Byadgihal 56 422 383 17 07 143 II 797 1302 Devangao 57 68 109 02 27 07 74 86 Kadlewad (P.A.) 58 29 27 01 04 III 151 Shambewad 59 221 124 10 II 01 04 409 662 BommanhalJi 60 178 147 13 02 704 02 05 76 337 586 Kumashi 61 214 563 23 02 63 02 03 34 535 551 Devarnavadgi 62 54 19 02 07 103 276 Havalgi 63 72 101 04 01 32 02 140 155 Shirasgi 64 231 299 15 04 39 03 01 80 434 563 Bagalur 65 98 281 05 01 27 04 242 240 Kunekumatgi 66 325 373 66 II 229 22 II 114 903 1220 Mortgi 67 50 109 03 131 139 Hanchinal 68 93 21 II 09 170 181 193 Kerur 69 52 10 II 02 63 07 05 290 215 208 Dhantnur 70 176 214 09 06 54 03 09 33 460 703 Gabasavalgi 71 05 03 01 32 16 31 Disnal 72 39 69 05 09 01 30 206 368 Aheri 73 01 03 167 115 110 Mangrul 74 17 16 01 01 29 38 Jatinal 75 316 13 12 26 09 706 1519 KakkalmeJi 76 235 26 10 35 01 13 385 592 869 Somajal 77 256 286 28 10 67 07 04 09 590 848 Malaghan 78 149 184 01 10 242 277 Asangihal 79 34 43 06 47 17 110 143 Alahalli 80 112 197 05 123 03 04 105 276 377 Gundgi 81 22 14 02 05 04 62 100 Uchitnavadgi 82 118 129 08 05 01 165 227 Madari 83 142 210 15 06 90 10 07 110 351 483 Korahalli 84 88 44 1 29 01 193 373 Huvinhalli 85 72 27 eM 67 12 228 414 Hikkangutti 86 50 50 08. 36 04 13 130 229 321 NaggarhalJi 87 377 414 25 07 110 04 30 66 1002 1433 Balaganur 88 125 132 08 01 106 12 03 385 665 Surgihalli 89 37 82 12 28 02 03 05 183 208 Ramanhalli 90 449 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK : SINDGI MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main hectares Occupied Cultivators L.C. Name or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers and of residential (I) No. Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 91 Gudhalli 556'00 70 70 412 203 209 122 43 110 114 60 48 92 Vibutihalli 340'11 77 77 427 218 209 98 25 123 42 77 01 93 Thontapur 217·92 19 19 140 75 65 25 09 44 22 20 94 Devara Hippargi 6511'66 1234 1249 7821 3961 3860 1844 951 1967 799 757 140 95 Padaganur 2554·75 373 373 2138 1057 1081 390 145 546 301 2i8 36 96 Ingalgi 790·95 218 218 1328 662 666 266 88 404 35 272 07 97 Niwalkhodi 769·93 119 119 611 306 305 99 14 163 72 142 11 98 Mulsavalgi 4371 ·09 580 583 3409 1726 1683 619 189 1050 511 528 142 99 Hittmhalli 1310·16 374 374 2680 1372 1308 402 45 775 590 362 170 100 Ganganhalli 8]6' II 181 182 1036 519 517 213 84 278 225 117 101 Rugi 3393·36 386 386 2307 1207 1100 498 176 719 354 354 28 102 Kadlewad (p.C.K.) 705·66 158 158 847 427 420 145 56 250 138 166 62 103 Haranal 1351'05 242 242 1567 771 796 367 160 494 453 172 05 104 Bommanjogi 2037·56 378 380 2330 1163 1167 416 165 680 682 443 436 105 Ibrahim pur 1435·09 99 99 692 360 332 40 09 236 113 82 10 106 Mannur 2656·88 340 340 2093 1064 1029 382 139 553 27 385 10 107 Devoor 1986·83 256 256 1478 736 742 372 146 387 157 266 21 108 Jalwad 3995·86 665 670 3532 1755 1777 632 230 938 438 475 44 109 Korwar 5209·17 882 885 5265 2617 2648 950 394 1458 914 753 44 110 Warkanhalli 945·74 66 66 379 175 204 88 31 107 123 49 III Kerutgi 1663·66 387 387 2173 1091 1082 423 166 577 337 228 03 112 Yalgod 2213 ·87 306 307 1761 873 888 274 89 499 260 219 05 113 Wandal 707·73 159 159 902 443 459 221 77 260 61 163 I 34 114 Kadrapur 594-97 28 28 149 85 64 32 09 59 41 57 41 I 15' Saladhalli 376·51 104 104 686 340 346 198 56 156 46 130 04 116 Animadu 230·07 17 20 146 80 66 25 02 43 03 40 02 117 Chattanalli 289·47 96 96 603 298 305 77 14 164 48 106 118 Asantapur 706'52 93 93 574 276 298 130 49 181 66 42 01 119 Halagundaknal 572·86 61 61 479 245 234 105 27 137 28 33 04 120 Budihal (P.T.) 582·80 122 122 768 378 390 145 32 239 61 122 121 Algur 3571·06 428 436 2556 1262 1294 401 122 709 75 419 09 122 HunshyaJ 504·05 426 432 2547 1242 1305 444 123 698 176 338 12 123 Kubargond 595·02 110 II3 709 346 363 125 14 186 64 104 124 Tilgul 1326· 58 306 307 1739 845 894 473 242 453 221 1% 62 125 Kalkeri 4616·01 916 929 5215 2588 2627 1341 611 1425 516 538 52 126 Ramapur (P.T.) 792· 53 57 57 390 202 188 49 15 130 130 48 35 127 Turkangori 539'43 103 103 539 259 280 103 63 136 02 IO§ 128 Wanakihal 714·04 94 94 569 267 302 110 32 158· 116 62 129 Bekinal 1423·84 269 269 I328 626 702 285 119 357 03 265 OJ 130 Bannihatti (P.T.) 675·33 188 188 1044 516 528 191 44 306 59 177 05 131 Neeralgi 1408·10 207 209 1337 681 656 288 121 343 59 248 01 132 Aski 2251·92 521 524 3114 1542 1572 679 214 889 508 274 02 133 Jalpur ~ti2'1S~ i32 132 364 383 143 55 2N 17fi 102 134 Binjalbhavi 767·16 27f 281 1501 740 761 281 79 440 160 209 53 135 Kesaratti 242'77 130 131 711 339 372 179 63 161 19 57 06 136 Ambalnur 318·43 114 114 653 326 327 149 50 183 105 137 Bihi-Ingalgi 2092·67 249 260 1515 751 764 326 101 418 255 174 58 450 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of VilIage/Townl AgTicultural Manufacturing Process LC. (III, IV, V b) & Name or No. of Wardl Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No.' VI to IX Divison/Mohalla etc., Repairs [VI [al M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 35 64 03 12 02 1J3 95 Gudhalli 91 34 41 02 10 95 167 Vibutihalli 92 24 22 31 43 Thontapur 93 659 571 49 12 502 76 48 151 1946 2910 tVevara Hippargi 94 244 258 24 03 60 04 19 141 492 639 Padaganur 95 93 26 15 24 02 04 258 627 Ingalgi 96 19 61 01 01 143 233 Niwalkhodi 97 365 344 33 03 124 22 II 441 665 731 Mulsavalgi 98 365 416 09 39 04 03 597 715 Hittinhalli 99 105 220 06 03 50 02 09 30 232 262 Ganganhalli 100 293 317 03 05 69_ 04 07 488 739 Rugi 101 61 76 01 22 177 282 Kadlewad (P.C.K.) 102 279 443 26 02 17 03 277 343 Haranal 103 175 240 14 48 06 01 27 482 458 Bommanjogi 104 148 103 03 03 49 124 170 Ibrahimpur 105 104 13 07 57 04 02 61 509 941 Mannur 106 99 136 02 20 06 97 343 488 Devoor 107 290 360 21 13 152 21 05 70 812 1269 lalwad 108 496 846 30 05 179 19 03 04 1156 1730 Korwar 109 51 121 02 05 02 68 81 Warkanhalli 110 274 330 24 03 51 01 01 513 745 Kerutgi III 242 250 07 31 05 18 105 356 523 Yalgod 112 47 23 07 01 43 03 183 398 Wandal 113 01 01 26 23 Kadrapur 114 15 42 01 10 01 183 300 SaladhaIli 115 03 01 37 63 Animadu 116 56 48 02 134 257 Chattanalli 117 133 65 06 95 232 Asantapur 118 88 19 10 03 06 02 108 206 Halagundaknal 119 100 60 08 09 01 190 139 139 Budihal (P.T.) 120 159 65 21 01 110 08 252 545 967 Algur 121 198 148 16 03 146 13 05 260 539 869 Hunshyal 122 76 64 03 03 160 299 Kubargond 123 179 154 26 02 52 03 01 03 391 670 Tilgul 124 468 416 45 10 374 38 02 03 1161 2108 Kalkeri 125 82 95 72 58 Ramapur (P_T.) 126 24 01 04 03 01 123 278 Turkangori 127 79 1I6 01 16 109 186 Wanakihal 128 60 02 30 02 269 699 Bekinal 129 84 54 37 08 08 210 461 Bannihatti (P. T .) 130 54 56 22 02 19 09 72 329 525 Neeralgi 131 452 489 35 10 128 07 653 1064 Aski 132 122 16'7 OS 06 10 m 125 207 Jalpur 133 202 102 29 05 65 300 536 Binjalbhavi 134 64 03 05 35 10 15 171 163 182 Kesaratti 135 61 07 10 152 143 175 Ambalnur 136 124 177 14 05 106 15 10 58 323 451 Bibi-Ingalgi 137 451 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY T ALUK : SINDGI MAIN WORKERS Area of Total Population Village in No. of Name of Village/Town No. of (including Institutional & Literates Total Main L.C. hectares Occupied Cultivators Nalilc or No. of Ward/ House- Houseless Population) Workers No. and of residential (I) Division/Mohalla etc., holds (I-IX) Town/Ward houses in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 138 Nagaral Don 680·82 47 47 233 114 119 34 03 59 33 37 II 139 Hanchalli 807·06 209 210 1312 652 660 320 84 345 198 138 29 140 Kondgulli 2522·52 435 435 2253 1087 1166 539 218 598 168 228 03 141 Budihal Don 306·73 118 118 561 268 293 149 56 140 108 65 02 142 Sindgi (Rural) 7218·38 UN-INHABITED 143 Shakapur 461·56 UN-INHABITED S/XVII Sindgi (M) 1·46 2719 2761 15811 8794 7017 5359 1995 3575 887 739 72 Ward No. I N.A. 531 531 3118 1691 1427 881 272 810 285 207 31 Ward No. II N.A. 425 430 2349 1329 1020 851 358 489 108 159 02 Ward No. III N.A. 599 624 3445 2057 1388 1534 586 695 81 103 12 Ward No. IV N.A. 372 380 2508 1362 1146 945 393 536 91 128 03 Ward No. V N.A. 792 796 4391 2355 2036 1148 386 1045 322 142 24 452 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Household Industry Other Workers Name of Village/Towni Agricultural Manufacturing Process- Marginal Workers Non-Workers L.e. (III, IV, V b) & Name 01 No. of Wardl Labourers (II) ing Servicing and No. VI to IX Divison/Mohalla etc., Repairs [V] [a] M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 13 22 01 08 03 20 52 66 Nagaral Don 138 158 158 14 04 35 07 23 166 284 296 Hanchalli 139 289 159 37 05 44 01 36 178 453 820 KondguUi 140 63 106 01 II 128 185 Budihal Don 141 Sindgi (Rural) 142 Shakapur 143 761 572 98 30 1977 213 20 168 5199 5962 Sindgi (M) SIX VII 213 196 14 03 376 55 02 44 879 1098 Ward No. I 123 97 04 02 203 07 03 840 909 Ward No. II 42 24 16 07 534 38 09 56 1353 1251 Ward No. 1II 66 28 29 12 313 48 826 1055 Ward No. IV 317 227 35 06 551 65 09 65 1301 1649 Ward No. V • 453 SUPPLEMENTS INTRODUCTORY NOTE This supplement to the District Census Handbook is devoted exclusively to the particulars relating to the Scheduled Cast.es and Scheduled Tribes. The District Census Handbook was first introduced at the 1951 Census (0 meet the ever increasing demand for micro-level dz'a and since then this has remained the only census publica tion which gives out data at the village level in the case of rural areas and at the enumeration block level in the casc of urban areas. The scope of this publication was enlarged in 1961 and also in 1971 so as to render it more useful by presenting in it a wealth of information on infrastructural facilities in villages and towns. The current volumes of the District Census Handbook are thus the fourth in the series and are marked by a greater degree of comprehensiveness and uniformity in approach. As compared to the 1971 series the village and town directory formats have been slightly modified. So also the Primary Census Abstract too has undergone certain changes. The previous practice of presenting the administrative statistics and the various district and taluk level tables has been given up. Apart from these general changes at the all India level, in so far as Karnataka is concerned, because of certain technical reasons all the particulars relating to the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes envisaged for presenta tion in the District Census Handbook, have been pooled together and brought out in the form of a separate supplement. These details are presented in the following sequence :- Statement Total,. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in the taluks and towns of thl. district. (These details form part of the General District Primary Census Abstract). Statement II District Primary Census Abstract - Scheduled Castes Statement III District Primary Census Abstract - Scheduled Tribes Statement IV Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population - (A) Villagewise and (B) Townwise (within town ward-wise) IThese details form part of the Urban/Village Primary Census Abstract. Statement V Total, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population - Urban Block-wise" (This corresponds to the Appendix to Urban/Village Primary Census Abstract). Statement VI Description of boundaries and details of areas included in census enumeration blocks - in the case of urban areas of the district (corresponding to the annexure to the Appendix to the Urban/Village Primary Census Abstract). Statement VII List of villag'es arranged according to the proportion of (a) Scheduled Castes and ' (b) Scheduled Tribes population to the total population of the village concerned by ranges. This would correspond to Appendix IV A and B to the Village Directory. Statement VIII : List of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. The concept of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes as evolved by the Government of India and embodied in the Government of India Act 1935 section 309 for the first time and standardised later on for the purposes of the Constitution of the Indian Republic has all along been adopted for purposes of census operation as well. 'Scheduled Castes', means such castes, races or tribes or parts or groups within such castes, races or tribes as are deemed under Article 341 (of the Constitution of India) to be the Scheduled Castes for purposes of the Constitution of India. No person who professes a religion different from the Hindu or the Sikh shall be deemed to be a member of a Scheduled Caste. Likewise, 'Scheduled Tribes' means such tribes or tribal communities or parts or groups within such tribes or tribal communities as are deemed under Article 342 (of the Constitution of India) to be the Scheduled Tribes for the purposes of the Constitution of India. Persons belonging to the Scheduled Tribes may profess any religion. Statewise statutory lists of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes were notified for the first time after Independence under the 'Constitution (Scheduled Castes) order 1950 and the 'Constitution (Scheduled Tribes) 6rder 1950'. These orders have close links particularly with Article 46 of the Constitution which lays "down that "The State shall promote with special care the educational and economic interests of the weaker sections of the people, and in particular, of the Schedule.d Castes and Scheduled Tribes and shall protect them from social injustice and all forms of exploitation". These lists have subsequently been modified, supplemented or amended from time to time. As a result of the re-organisation of the States in 1956 involving transfer of territories from one .state to another, a major change became necessary in most of the States. Consequently the "Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Modification) order 1956" was promulgated and the interests of these two sections of the society were adequately safeguarded. Twenty years later, in 1976, with the main objective of removing the area restrictions imposed within the States, the parliament enacted the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes order (Amendment) Act, 1976" (Act No. 108 of 1976 dated the 18th September 1976). The lists of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes notified thereunder as applicable to Karnataka State have been adopted for purposes of the 1981 census operations. Copies of these lists, in English as well as in Kannada, were supplied to each and every census enumerator and supervisor. Necessary instructions for filling up answers to the questions relating to the members belonging to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes were also issued. The following points were emphasized by way of clarifications: "If the person belonging to a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe returns his/her caste or tribe by a synonym or generic name of a caste or tribe, it should be reckoned as a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe only if the name finds a place in the list furnished to you. Similarly, if the answer to this question is in general terms like Harijan/Girijan or Achutl Adivasi, you should not reckon the person enumerated as belonging to a Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe as the case may be. In such a case you should ascertain the name of the caste/tribe fully and if that name finds a place in your list, you should reckon the person as belonging to Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe as the case may be. If a person is negligent and insists on calling himself/herself merely 'Harijan' or 'Achut' or 'Adivasi' or 'Girijan', as the case may be, or repeats the synonym or generic name or a caste or tribe, please tell him/her that his description is not adequate for census purpose and persuade him/her to give the actual name of the Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe. If the person merely claims to be a Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe, but says that he/she does not belong to any of the notified communities applicable to the area, as reflected in the list supplied to you, he/she will not be reckoned as belonging to a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe" Analysis of Census Results : As compared to the earlier lists of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes which formed the basis for census enumeration at the censuses of 1961 and 1971, there has been a substantial change in the lists adopted for the 1981 census. The area restrictions that were prevalent regarding numerous castes and tribes included in the lists have now been removed. Therefore the 1981 Census results cannot be straight away used for any comparative analysis of growth trends and such other factors unless one delves deeper into the historical, social, economic and demographic aspects of life of these two categories of the population. Such an analysis is beyond the scope of this volume and has therefore not been attempted here. Salient data about the distribution of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in rural as well as urban areas of the district as also the pattern of distri bution in administrative units of different levels within the district are included in this slender volume in the form of tabular statements. STATEMENT I : TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 Total Population (including District/Talukl Total Institutional and Houseless SI. Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribes· Urban Agglomerationl Rural No. Population) City/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females ------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 BIJAPUR DISTRICT T 2401782 1211536 1190246 362800 181283 181517 115239 58137 57102 R 1823154 914951 908203 297043 147521 149522 101932 51343 50589 U 578628 296585 282043 65757 33762 31995 13307 6794 6513 Badami Taluk T 214746 106560 108186 22761 11181 11580 14159 7009 7150 R 157265 77857 79408 17391 8479 8912 12040 5954 6086 LJ 57481 28703 28778 5370 2702 2668 2119 1055 1064 • Badami (M) U 15023 7654 7369 2286 1210 1076 1004 518 486 Guledagudda (M) U 29262 14497 14765 1648 797 851 714 335 379 Kerur (M) U .13196 6552 6644 1436 695 741 401 202 199 2 Bagalkot Taluk T 182457 92031 90426 23112 11479 11633 13052 6521 6531 R 114599 56727 57872 17813 8786 9027 11434 5664 5770 U 67858 35304 32554 5299 2693 2606 1618 857 761 Bagalkot (M) IJ 67858 35304 32554 5299 2693 2606 1618 8"57 761 3 Basavana Bagevadi T 220020 110608 109412 35607 17798 17809 5966 3003 2963 Taluk R 201148 101059 100089 32286 16102 16184 5849 2948 2901 U 18872 9549 9323 3321 1696 1625 117 55 62 Basavana Bagevadi (M) U 1"8872 9549 9323 3321 1696 1625 117 55 62 4 Bijapur Taluk T 378910 193878 IS5032 67149 34394 32755 7184 3652 3532 R 231597 117231 114366 50656 25707 24949 ~809 2921 2888 U 147313 76647 70666 16493 8687 7806 1375 731 644 Bijapur (M) U 147313 76647 70666 16493 8687 7806 1375 731 644 5 Bilgi Taluk T 98251 48875 49376 14815 7314 7501 15864 7962 7902 R 88204 43770 44434 13450 6571 6879 15338 7699 7639 U 10047 5105 4942 1365 743 622 526 263 263 Bilgi (M) U 10047 5105 4942 1365 743 622 526 263 263 6 Hungund Taluk T 220207 108850 111357 25172 12341 12831 14695 7377 7318 R 158509 77941 80568 19621 9545 10076 12431 6256 6175 U 61698 30909 30789 5551 2796 2755 2264 1121 1143 Hungund (M) U 14550 7310 7240 1747 851 896 850 411 439 I1kal (M) U 36058 18166 17892 2919 1515 1404 583 299 284 Kamatgi (M) U 11090 5433 5657 885 430 455 831 411 420 7 Indi Taluk T 244279 125668 118611 44541 22887 21654 16252 8404 7848 R 226512 116303 110209 40380 20593 19787 15440 7991 7449 U 17767 9365 8402 4161 2294 1867 812 413 399 Indi (M) U 17767 9365 8402 4161 2294_ 1867 812 413 399 8 lamkhandi Taluk T 270955 137506 133449 38306 18827 19479 3245 1620 1625 R 161637 82251 79386 25237 12489 12748 1663 821 842 U 109318 55255 54063 13069 6338 6731 1582 799 783 lamkhandi (M) U 38542 19339 19203 4398 2092 2306 344 165 179 Rabkavi-Banhatti (M) U 51693 26287 25406 4721 2308 2413 1213 618 595 Terdal (M) U 19083 9629 9454 3950 1938 2012 25 16 9 9 Muddebihal Taluk T 184856 92138 92718 29941 14683 15258 6405 3203 3202 R 151558 74937 76621 26422 12811 13611 5597 2792 2805 U 33298 17201 16097 3519 1872 1647 808 41 I 397 Muddebihal (M) U 14962 7768 7194 1674 920 754 325 175 150 Talikota (M) U 18336 9433 8903 1845 952 893 483 236 247 STATEMENT I : TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 (Cone/d.) Total Population (including District/Talukl Total Institutional and Houseless Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes· SI. Urban Agglomerationl Rural Population) No. City/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 10 Mudhol Taluk T 164389 82662 81727 25167 12076 13091 6689 3404 3285 R 125224 62909 62315 19761 9392 10369 6239 3177 3062 U 39165 19753 19412 5406 2684 2722 450 227 223 Mahalingpur (M) U 17809 9008 8801 2189 1080 1109 179 90 89 Mudhol (M) U 21356 10745 10611 3217 1604 1613 271 137 134 II Sindgi Taluk T 222712 112760 109952 36229 18303 17926 11728 5982 5746 R 206901 103966 102935 34026 17046 16980 10092 5120 4972 U 15811 8794 7017 2203 1257 946 1636 862 774 Sindgi (M) U 15811 8794 7017 2203 1257 946 1636 862 774 Note: l. Towns treated as such for the first time in 1971 census, which continue as towns in 1981 census are shown with as asterisk (*) on their left. 2. "P" "M" "F" Stand for Persons, Males and Females respectively. 3. Abbreviation (M) is used within brackets against the names of the towns to indicate the civic status of the town. M : Municipality 4. Under column No.3 the following abbreviations are used: T : Total R : Rural U : Urban * Scheduled Tribes figures would appear to include high returns relating to certain communities with nomenclatures similar to those included in the list of Scheduled Tribes consequent on the removal of area restrictions. 459 STATEMENT II : DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES MAIN WORKERS No. of House Total Scheduled District/Taluk/ T Literates SI. holds Castes Population Total Main Workers Urban Agglomeration/ R Cultivators (I) NO'. with (I-IX) City/Town U S.C. members P M F P M F P M F P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 BIJAPUR DISTRICT T 62799 362800 181283 181517 66451 52220 14231 141797 93348 48449 28198 23911 4287 R 51848 297043 147521 149522 45867 36946 8921 121946 79017 42929 26665 22615 4050 U 10951 65757 33762 31995 20584 15274 5310 19851 14331 5520 1533 1296 237 1 Badami Taluk T 4102 22761 11181 11580 4461 3461 1000 7768 5809 1959 1966 1795 171 R 3163 17391 8479 8912 3104 2404 700 5982 4591 1391 1812 1673 139 U 939' 5370 2702 2668 1357 1057 300 1786 1218 568 154 122 32 * Badami (M) lJ 401 2286 1210 1076 726 584 142 693 486 207 67 51 16 Guledagudda (M) U 291 1648 797 851 317 241 76 522 376 146 25 15 10 KeTuT (M) U 247 1436 695 741 314 232 82 571 356 215 62 56 6 2 Bagalkot Taluk T 4221 23112 11479 11633 5037 3889 1148 8931 5947 2984 1655 1381 274 R 3296 17813 8786 9027 2858 2359 499 7511 4854 2657 1624 1353 271 U 925 5299 2693 2606 2179 1530 649 1420 1093 327 31 28 3 Bagalkot (M) U 925 5299 2693 2606 2179 1530 649 1420 1093 327 31 28 3 3 Basavana Bagevadi T 6329 35607 17798 17809 6964 5443 1521 14104 9118 4986 2470 2167 303 Taluk R 5767 32286 16102 16184 6066 4777 1289 12940 8344 4596 2206 1950 256 U 562 3321 1696 1625 898 666 232 1164 774 390 264 217 47 Basavana Bagevadi (M) U 562 3321 1696 1625 898 666 232 1164 774 390 264 217 47 4 BijapuT Taluk T 11066 67149 34394 32755 15294 11782 3512 23568 16550 7018 5273 4570 703 R 8333 50656 25707 24949 8408 6851 1557 19491 13337 6154 5142 4458 684 U 2733 16493 8687 7806 6886 4931 1955 4077 3213 864 131 112 19 BijapuT (M) U 2733 16493 8687 7806 6886 4931 1955 4077 3213 864 131 112 19 5 Bilgi Taluk T 2687 14815 7314 7501 2280 1807 473 5862 3867 1995 1176 1115 61 R 2442 13450 6571 6879 1779 1407 372 5455 3589 1866 1133 1072 61 U 245 1365 743 622 501 400 101 407 278 129 43 43 Bilgi (M) U 245 1365 743 622 501 400 101 407 278 129 43 43 6 Hungund Taluk T 4586 25172 12341 12831 4302 3486 816 10297 6603 3694 1633 1348 285 R 3620 19621 9545 10076 2939 2420 519 8362 5299 3063 1548 1276 272 U 966 5551 2796 2755 1363 1066 297 1935 1304 631 85 72 13 Hungund (M) U 299 1747 851 896 424 311 113 634 387 247 34 27 7 I1kal (M) U 506 2919 1515 1404 769 617 152 990 685 305 16 10 6 Kamatgi (M) U 161 885 430 455 170 138 32 311 232 79 35 35 7 Indi Taluk T 7540 44541 22887 21654 8124 6600 1524 18009 11788 6221 3898 3451 447 R 6905 40380 20593 19787 6820 5591 1229 16949 10880 6069 3551 3122 429 U 635 4161 2294 1867 1304 1009 295 1060 908 152 347 329 18 Indi (M) U 635 4161 2294 1867 1304 1009 295 1060 908 152 347 329 18 8 Jamkhandi Taluk T 6315 38306 18827 19479 5797 4314 1483 14282 9689 4593 1965 1570 395 R 4309 25237 12489 12748 2908 2252 656 10026 6697 3329 1711 1370 341 U 2006 13069 6338 6731 2889 2062 827 4256 2992 1264 254 200 54 Jamkhandi (M) U 654 4398 2092 2306 1429 952 477 1067 762 305 41 35 6 Rabkavi-Banhatti (M) U 717 4721 2308 2413 904 652 252 1686 1164 522 76 61 15 TeTdai (M) U 635 3950 1938 2012 556 458 98 1503 1066 437 137 104 33 46C STATEMENT II : DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES MAIN WORKERS (Concld) Household Indu Distrktl stry-Manufactur Other Workers T Agricultural Marginal Workers Non-Workers Taluk/Urbanl SI. ing, Processing, (III, IV, V(b) and R Labourers (II) Agglomerationl No. Servicing and VI to IX) U Repairs (V(a) J City/Town P M F P M F p M F P M F P M F 19 22 26 28 2 ------17 18 20 21 23 24 25 27 29 30 31 3 83624 45648 37976 6662 4933 1729 23313 18856 4457 18046 1321 16725 202957 86614 116343 T BIJAPUR DISTRICT 77434 42179 35255 4662 3515 1147 13185 10708 2477 16891 1215 15676 158206 67289 90917 R 6190 3469 2721 2000 1418 582 10128 8148 1980 1155 106 1049 44751 19325 25426 U 3579 2243 1336 490 353 137 1733 1418 315 1830 53 1777 13163 5319 7844 T Badami Taluk 3130 2031 1099 239 193 46 801 694 107 1759 40 1719 9650 3848 5802 R 449 212 237 251 160 91 932 724 208 71 13 58 3513 1471 2042 U 152 82 70 33 15 18 441 338 103 12 2 10 1581 722 859 U Badami (M) 75 47 28 122 87 35 300 227 13 29 3 26 1097 418 679 U Guledagudda (M) 222 83 139 96 58 38 191 159 32 30 8 22 835 331 504 U Kerur (M) 4609 2480 2129 399 303 96 2268 1783 485 1070 61 1009 13111 5471 7640 T Bagalkot Taluk 2 4436 2382 2054 330 236 94 1121 883 238 1069 61 1008 9233 3871 5362 R 173 98 75 69 67 2 1147 900 247 3878 1600 2278 U 173 98 75 69 67 2 1147 900 247 3878 1600 2278 U Bagalkot (M) 9532 5184 4348 373 310 63 1729 1457 272 1789 116 1673 19714 8564 11150 T Basavana Bagevadi 3 8839 4802 4037 350 294 56 1545 1298 247 1748 114 1634 17598 7644 9954 R Taluk 693 382 311 23 16 7 184 159 25 41 2 .39 2116 920 11% U 693 382 311 23 16 7 184 159 25 41 2 39 2116 920 1196 U Basavana Bagevadi (M) 11754 6722 5032 744 585 159 5797 4673 1124 3076 283 2793 40505 17561 22944 T Bijapur Taluk 4 11373 6494 4879 399 304 95 2577 2081 496 3000 257 2743 28165 12113 16052 R 381 228 153 345 281 64 3220 2592 628 76 26 50 12340 5448 6892 U 381 228 153 345 281 64 3220 2592 628 76 26 50 12340 5448 6892 U Bijapur (M) 3597 2025 1572 315 203 112 774 524 250 1067 121 946 7886 3326 4560 T Bilgi Taluk 5 3470 1%2 1508 2% 188 108 556 367 189 990 101 889 7005 2881 4124 R 127 63 64 19 15 4 218 157 61 77 20 57 881 445 436 U 127 63 64 19 15 4 218 157 61 77 20 57 881 445 436 U Bilgi (M) 5886 3098 2788 825 570 255 1953 1587 366 1481 76 1405 13394 5662 7732 T Hungund Taluk 6 5306 2791 2515 455 301 154 1053 931 122 1349 69 1280 9910 4177 5733 R 580 307 273 370 269 101 900 656 244 1 32 7 125 3484 1485 1999 U 341 167 174 90 63 27 169 130 39 12 12 1101 464 637 U Hungund (M) 117 68 49 259 186 73 598 421 177 27 7 20 1902 823 1079 U IIkal (M) 122 72 50 21 20 133 105 28 93 93 481 198 283 U Kamatgi (M) 11053 5878 5175 559 432 127 2499 2027 472 2558 207 2351 23974 10892 13082 T Indi Taluk 7 10615 5531 5084 534 413 121 2249 1814 435 2159 198 1961 21272 9515 11757 R 438 347 91 25 19 6 250 213 17 399 9 390 2702 1377 1325 U 438 347 91 25 19 6 250 213 37 399 9 390 2702 1377 1325 U Indi (M) 8599 5137 3462 999 687 312 2719 2295 424 1814 148 1666 22210 8990 13220 T Jamkhandi Taluk 8 6926 4190 2736 573 431 142 816 706 110 1670 137 1533 13541 5655 7886 R 1673 947 726 426 256 170 1903 1589 314 144 II 133 8669 3335 5334 U 112 78 34 156 82 74 758 567 191 36 10 26 3295 1320 1975 U Jamkhandi (M) 633 297 336 175 103 72 802 703 99 15 15 3020 1144 1876 U Rabkavi-Banhatti (M) 928 572 356 95 71 24 343 319 24 93 92 2354 871 1483 U Terdal (M) STATEMENT II : DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES (Cone/d.) MAIN WORKERS No. of House- Total Scheduled District/TaJuk/ T Literates Sl. holds Castes Population Total Main Workers Urban Agglomeration/ R Cultivators (I) No. with (I-IX) City/Town U S.C. members P M F P M F P M F P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 9 Mllddebihal TaJuk T 5473 29941 14683 15258 5344 4378 966 13142 7739 5403 2997 2169 828 R 4821 26422 12811 13611 4031 3347 684 12148 6995 5153 2954 2135 819 U 652 3519 1872 1647 1313 1031 282 994 744 250 43 34 9 Muddebihal (M) U 308 1674 920 754 782 603 179 392 320 72 21 16 5 Talikota (M) U 344 1845 952 893 531 428 103 602 424 178 22 18 4 10 Mudhol Taluk T 4292' 25167 12076 13091 2666 2086 580 10606 6651 3955 1266 1104 162 R 3403 19761 9392 10369 1572 1228 344 8553 5300 3253 1174 1034 140 U 889 5406 2684 2722 1094 858 236 2053 1351 702 92 70 22 MahaJingpur (M) U 378 2189 1080 . 1109 352 277 75 833 575 258 22 18 4 -- Mudhol (M) U 511 3217 1604 \613 742 581 161 1220 776 444 70 52 18 11 Sindgi TaJuk T 6188 36229 18303 17926 6182 4974 1208 15228 9587 5641 3899 3241 658 R 5789 34026 17046 16980 5382 4310 1072 14529 9131 5398 3810 3172 638 U 399 2203 1257 946 800 664 136 699 456 243 89 69 20 ·Sindgi (M) U 399 2203 1257 946 800 664 136 699 456 243 89 69 20 Note: 1. Towns treated as such for the first time in 1971 Census, which conti- n ue as towns in 1981 Census are shown with an asterisk (*) on their left. 2. "P" "M" "F" stand for Persons, Males and Females respectively. 3. Abbreviation (M) is used within brackets against the names of the towns to indicate the civic status of the town. M : Municipality 4. Under column No.3 the following abbreviations are used: T : Total R: Rural U : Urban 462 STATEMENT II ; DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES (Concld.) MAIN WORKERS (Coneld) Household Indu- District/ stry-Manufactur- Other Workers T Agricultural Marginal Workers Non-Workers Taluk/Urbanl SI. ing, Processing, (III, IV, V(b) and R Labourers (II) Agglomerationl No. Servicing and VI to IX) U Repairs [V(a») City/Town p M F P M F P M F P M F P M F 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 3 2 7777 3787 3990 573 472 101 1795 1311 484 1040 109 931 15759 6835 8924 T Muddebihal Taluk 9 7439 3588 3851 502 407 95 1253 865 388 998 104 894 13276 5712 7564 R 338 199 139 71 65 6 542 446 96 42 5 37 2483 1123 1360 U 43 25 18 26 21 5 302 258 44 14 3 11 1268 597 671 U Muddebihal (M) 295 174 121 45 44 240 188 52 28 2 26 1215 526 689 U Talikota (M) 7452 4066 3386 838 566 272 1050 915 135 907 68 839 13654 5357 8297 T Mudhol Taluk 10 6501 3567 2934 450 307 143 428 392 36 756 60 696 10452 4032 6420 R 951 499 452 388 259 129 622 523 99 151 8 143 3202 1325 1877 U 339 168 171 184 124 60 288 265 23 1356 505 851 U Mahalingpur (M) 612 331 281 204 135 69 334 258 76 151 8 143 1846 820 1026 U Mudhol (M) 9786 5028 4758 547 452 95 996 866 130 1414 79 1335 19587 8637 10950 T Sindgi Taluk II 9399 4841 45"58 534 441 93 786 677 109 1393 74 l319 18104 7841 10263 R 387 187 200 13 11 2 210 189 21 21 5 16 1483 796 687 U 387 187 200 I3 II 2 210 189 21 21 5 16 1483 796 687 U Sindgi (M) 463 STATEMENT III : DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES MAIN WORKERS No. of House Total Scheduled District/Taluk/ T Literates SI. holds Tribes Population Total Main Workers Urban Agglomeration/ R Cultivators (I) No. with (I-IX) City/Town U S.T. members P M F P M F P M F p M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 B1·JAPUR DISTRICT T 19327 115239 58137 57102 23953 19410 4543 46723 33039 13684 18003 15760 2243 R 17032 101932 51343 50589 19883 16410 3473 42102 29654 12448 17209 15082 2127 U 2295 13307 6794 6513 4070 3000 1070 4621 3385 1236 794 678 116 I Badami Taluk T 2382 14159 7009 7150 3563 2830 733 5257 3993 1264 2515 2327 188 R 20n 12040 5954 6086 3045 2430 615 4372 3414 958 2326 2173 153 U 359 '2119 1055 1064 518 400 118 885 579 306 189 154 35 • Badami (M) U 165 1004 518 486 290 221 69 386 253 133 94 }O 24 Guledagudda (M) U 119 714 335 379 145 115 30 321 215 106 55 53 2 Kerur(M) U 75 401 202 199 83 64 19 178 III 67 40 31 9 2 Bagalkot Taluk T 2314 13052 6521 6531 3028 2495 533 5263 3598 1665 1712 1467 245 R 2023 11434 5664 5770 2377 201 I 366 4826 3213 1613 1663 1419 244 V 291 1618 857 761 651 484 167 437 385 52 49 48 Bagalkot (M) V 291 1618 857 761 651 484 167 437 385 52 49 48 3 Basavana Bagevadi T 992 5966 3003 2963 1303 1067 236 2391 1699 692 902 791 II 1 Taluk R 970 5849 2948 2901 1272 1042 230 2347 1668 679 884 778 106 V 22 117 55 62 31 25 6 44 31 13 18 13 5 Basavana Bagevadi (M) U 22 117 55 62 31 25 6 44 31 13 18 13 :5 4 Bijapur Taluk T 1218 7184 3652 3532 1706 1224 482 2754 2023 731 808 706 102 R 946 5809 2921 2888 923 719 204 2449 1749 700 797 698 99 U 272 1375 731 644 783 505 278 305 274 31 11 8 3 B.ijapur (M) U 272 1375 731 644 783 505 278 305 274 31 11 ~ 3 5 Bilgi Taluk T 2775 15864 7962 7902 2516 2075 441 6714 4797 1917 2484 2223 261 R 2690 15338 7699 7639 2449 2021 428 6498 4653 1845 2445 2188 257 U 85 526 263 263 67 54 13 216 144 72 39 35 4 Bilgi (M) V 85 526 263 263 67 54 13 216 144 72 39 35 4 " 6 Hungund Taluk T 2399 14695 7377 7318 3878 3219 659 6228 4240 1988 2626 2223 403 R 2020 12431 6256 6175 3152 2667 485 5370 3667 1703 2462 2097 365 U 379 2264 1121 1143 726 552 174 858 573 285 164 126 38 Hllngund. (M) V 145 850 411 439 366 258 108 317 184 133 91 70 21 Ilkal (M) U 94 583 299 284 232 176 56 204 152 52 26 15 II Kamatgi (M) U 140 831 411 420 128 118 10 337 237 100 47 41 6 7 Indi Taluk T 2529 16252 8404 7848 2571 2109 462 6766 4888 1878 2962 2618 344 R 2399 15440 7991 7449 2428 1998 430 6492 4654 1838 2873 2536 337 U 130 812 413 399 143 111 32 274 234 40 89 ,82 7 Indi (M) U 130 812 413 399 143 III 32 274 234 40 89 82 7 8 Jamkhandi Taluk T 529 3245 1620 1625 576 427 149 1166 891 275 258 245 13 R 301 1663 821 842 266 208 58 592 475 117 240 229 11 U 228 1582 799 783 310 219 91 574 416 158 18 16 2 Jamkhandi (M) U 62 344 165 179 124 83 41 114 89 25 5 5 Rabkavi-Banhatti (M) U 162 1213 618 595 166 127 39 447 315 132 12 10 2 Terdal (M) U 4 25 16 9 20 9 11 13 12 I I 464 STATEMENT III : DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES MAIN WORKERS (Concld.) Household Indu District/ stry-Manufactur Other Workers Non-Workers T Agricultural Marginal Workc" raluk!Urbani 51. ing, Processing, (Ill, IV, V(b) and R Labourers (II) Agglomeration! No. Servicing and VI to IX) LJ Repairs [V(a) I City/Towll F P F P M f p M F ------P M M F P M 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 . 28 29 30 31 3 2 21553 11150 10403 974 632 342 6193 5497 696 6550 480 6070 61966 24618 37348 T BIJAPUR DISTRICT 19661 10133 9528 744 451 293 4488 3988 500 6287 453 5834 53543 21236 .12307 R 1892 1017 875 230 181 49 1705 1509 196 263 27 236 8423 33H2 5041 lJ 2059 1074 985 100 63 37 583 529 54 1547 34 1513 7355 2982 4373 T Badami Taluk 1625 863 762 44 31 13 377 347 30 1526 33 1493 6142 2507 3635 R 434 211 223 56 32 24 206 182 24 21 20 121J 475 ns lJ 206 105 101 86 78 8 II II 607 265 342 LJ Badami (M) 141 63 78 33 17 16 92 82 !O 5 4 388 II\) 26\) U GlIiedaglidda (M) 87 43 44 23 15 8 28 22 6 5 5 218 91 127 lJ Kerur (M) 2628 1308 1320 29 21 8 894 8Q2 92 667/ 49 618 7122 2874 424S T Bagalkol 2 2559 1250 1309 26 20 6 578 524 54 660 47 613 5948 2404 3544 R 69 58 II 3 2 316 278 38 7 2 5 1174 470 704 U 69 58 II 3 2 316 278 315 7 2 5 1174 470 704 lJ Bagalkot (M) 1236 671 565 20 15 5 233 222 II 464 27 437 3111 1277 IS34 T Basavana Bagevadi 1223 665 558 20 15 5 220 210 10 464 27 437 3038 1253 1785 R Taluk 13 6 7 13 12 73 24 -w lJ 13 6 7 13 12 73 24 4\) lJ Basav 1164 622 542 16 II 5 766 684 HZ 166 25 141 4264 1604 2660 T Bijapur Taiuk 4 1155 614 541 15 to 5 482 427 55 164 24 140 3196 1148 204S R 9 8 284 257 27 2 1068 456 612 U 9 8 284 257 27 2 1068 456 612 lJ Bijaplir (M) 2957 1687 1270 345 143 202 928 744 184 788 38 750 8362 3127 5235 T ililgi Taluk 2836 1633 1203 345 143 202 872 689 183 783 38 745 8057 3008 5049 R 121 54 67 56 55 5 305 119 18h LJ 121 54 67 56 55 5 5 305 119 IS6 lJ Bilgi (M) 2681 1205 1476 187 154 33 734 658 76 882 31 851 7585 3106 4479 T Hungllnd Taluk 6 2318 1052 1266 91 68 23 499 450 49 829 28 SOl 6232 2561 3671 R 363 !53 210 96 86 10 235 208 27 53 3 50 1353 545 808 lJ 172 64 108 54 50 4 2 2 531 227 304 U H lInglind (M) 41 17 24 29 26 3 108·' 94 14 13 I 12 366 146 220 LJ Ilkal (M) 150 72 78 67 60 7 73 64 9 38 2 36 456 172 284 LJ Kamatgi (M) 2940 1471 1469 33 33 831 766 65 701 50 651 8785 3466 5319 T Indi Tahrk 7 2844 1397 1447 29 29 746 692 54 628 48 580 8320 3289 5031 R 96 74 22 4 4 85 74 II 73 2 71 465 177 288 U 96 74 22 4 4 85 74 II 73 2 71 465 177 288 LJ Indi (M) 584 361 223 59 50 9 265 235 30 244 27 217 IR35 702 1133 T .lamkhandi Taluk 8 280 180 100 6 6 66 60 6 189 13 176 882 333 549 R 304 181 123 53 44 9 199 175 24 55 14 41 953 369 584 LJ 35 23 12 3 3 71 58 13 8 7 222 75 147 U Jamkhandi (M) 267 157 110 50 4i 9 118 107 "l' i3 34 719 290 .+29 U Rabkavi-Banhaui (M) 2 I to 10 12 4 8 LJ Terdal (M) • 465 STATEMENT III : DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES (Concld.) MAIN WORKERS No. of House- Total Scheduled Dlstrict/Talukl T Literates SI. holds Tribes Population Total Main Workers Urban Agglomerationl R Cultivators (I) No. with (I-IX) City/Town U S.T. members P M F P M F P M F P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 9 Muddebihal Taluk T 1086 6405 3203 3202 1464 1230 234 2778 1681 1097 1149 830 319 R 944 5597 2792 2805. 1199 1027 172 2484 1472 1012 1104 798 306 U 142 808 411 397 26$. 203 62 294 209 85 45 32 13 Muddebihal (M) U 53 325 175 150 124 88 36 120 88 32 20 12 8 Talikota (M) U 89 483 236 247 141 115 26 174 121 53 25 20 5 10 Mudhol Taluk T 1129 6689 3404 3285 922 765 157 2626 1940 686 808 758 50 R 1053 6239. 3177 3062 764 656 108 2506 1832 674 795 745 50 U 76 450 227 223 158 109 49 120 108 12 13 13 Mahalingpur (M) U 32 179 90 $9 46 33 13 56 50 6 2 2 Mudhol (M) U 44 271 137 134 112 76 36 64 58 6 II II II Sindgi Taluk T 1974 11728 5982 5746 2426 1969 457 4780 3289 1491 1779 1572 207 R 1663 10092 5120 4972 2008 1631 377 4166 2857 1309 1620 1421 199 U 311 .1636 862 774 418 338 80 614 432 182 159 lSI 8 Sindgi (M) U 311 1636 862 774 418 338 80 614 432 182 159 151 8 Note: L Towns treated as such for the first time in 1971 Census, which conti- nue as towns in 1981 Census are shown with an asterisk (*) on their left. 2. "P" "M" "F" stand for Persons, Males and Females respectively. 3. Abbreviation (M) is used within brackets against the names of the towns to indicate the civic status of the town. M : Municipality 4. Under column No.3 the following abbreviations are used: T : Total R: Rural U : Urban *Scheduled Tribes figures would appear to include high returns relating to certain commun~ties with nomenclatures similar to those included in the list of Scheduled Tribes consequent on the removal of area restrictions. 466 STATEMENT III : DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES (Cone/d.) MAIN WORKERS (Concld.) ------Household Indu- District! stry-Manufactur- Other Workers T Agricultural Marginal Worker, Non-Workers Taluk/Urbanl Sl. ing, Processing, (III, IV, V(b) and R Labourers (II) Agglomerationl No. Servicing and VI to IX) U Repairs [V(a) 1 City/Town - -- -_------_._------. ------_.. _---_----- . _---_. __ .--- -- _-----_---_._--- -- _- P M F P M F P M F P M F P M F ------_._------..------17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 3 2 _ - --_- ---_. __ ------~-- ._------_- .. _ -_ .._--- "_------1246 536 710 20 17 3 363 298 65 486 144 342 3141 1378 1"163 T Muddebihal Taluk 9 1136 469 667 17 15 2 227 190 37 467 142 325 2646 1178 1468 R 110 67 43 3 2 1 136 108 28 19 2 17 495 200 295 U 34 22 12 3 2 63 52 11 3 3 202 87 115 U Muddebihal (M) 76 45 31 73 56 17 16 2 14 293 113 180 U Talikota (M) 1490 892 598 128 96 32 200 194 6 137 21 116 3926 1443 2483 T Mudhol Taluk 10 1456 866 590 115 86 29 140 135 5 132 19 I !3 360! 1326 2275 R 34 26 8 13 10 3 60 59 5 2 3 325 117 208 U 13 7 6 3 3 38 38 2 2 121 40 81 U Mahalingpur (M) 21 19 2 10 7 3 22 21 3 2 204 77 127 U Mudhol (M) 2568 1323 1245 37 29 8 3% 365 31 468 34 434 6480 2659 3821 T Sindgi Talu_k II 2229 1144 1085 36 28 8 281 264 17 445 34 411 5481 2229 3252 R 339 179 160 115 101 14 23 23 999 430 569 U 339 179 160 115 101 14 23 23 999 430 569 U Sindgi (M)" 467 STATEMENT IV : SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled L.C. L.C. village/town/ Castes Tribes· village/town/ Castes Tribes· No. No. urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 BADAMI T ALUK T 11,181 11,580 7,009 7,150 43 Chimmanakatti 18 27 R 8,479 8,912 5,954 6,086 44 Aralikatti UNINHABITED U 2,702 2,668 1,055 1064 45 Kakanur 63 87 RURAL 46 Kallapur 7 6 47 Tappasakatti 45 52 1 Kabbalgeri 19 16 177 190 48 Neeralakeri 61 48 263 283 2 Balageri UNINHABITED 49 Raddar Timmapur 42 47 127 117 3 Adagal 178 191 69 56 50 Haligeri 33 31 177 185 4 Hiremuchhalgudda 15 17 7 14 5 Chikkamuchalagud 13 19 51 . Halageri 237 287 137 160 52 Ugalwat 18 25 6 Kuntankunkeri 45 51 16 17 53 Mustigeri 43 48 9 13 7 Kendur 156 162 48 58 54 Mamatageri 6 8 8 Nandikeswar 67 74 459 449 55 Karadigudda (S.N.) 9 B.N. lalihal 33 45 6 10 10 Bachingudda 17 25 39 42 56 Hanamasagar 10 13 7 3 57 Somanakoppa 10 15 26 15 11 Pattadakal 82 89 74 64 58 Neelagund 163 214 98 120 12 Katapur 29 37 6 8 59 Aladakatti 13 Rangasamudra 60 Muttalageri 48 68 15 18 14 Nelwagi 8 9 161 166 15 Shirbadigi 16 24 4 2 61 Timmapur (S.N.) 13 19 62 Khanapur (S.K.) 30 38 16 Gonal 27 23 6 9 63 Narasapur 24 30 14 14 17 Mangalur 3 4 64 Bankaneri 25 24 18 Govanaki 4 2 65 Belawalakoppa 41 42 19 Nagara} (S.P.) 4 3 8 16 66 Lakhamapur 21 26 20 Nawalholi 7 5 : 67 Mallapur 71 63 21 Hirenasbi 34 41 4 7 68 Mumaraddikop 20 15 34- 33 22 Chikkanasbi 4 7 69 Hebballi 48 60 10 9 23 Hosur 182 206 656 665 70 Sulla 234 210 61 53 24 Guddad Mallapur 5 2 83 94 25 Nasagunni 8 10 40 48 71 Kittali 119 123 72 Ingalagundi 29 33 26 Anantagiri 74 72 33 30 73 Lingadal UNINHABITED 27 Belur 295 274 161 146 74 Kalas 17 16 28 lalihal 357 370 75 64 75 Govankop 73 67 29 Dhanakshirur 59 67 20 24 30 Manneri 103 104 76 Wadawatti 14 19 77 Birnur 7 15 31 Katarki 63 72 78 Talakawad 16 18 32 lakanur 37 48 73 68 79 Alur (S.K.) 17 21 23 17 33 Taminal 37 40 80 Haganur 17 16 34 Neeralagi 16 24 23 . 35 Budihal 36 38 54 45 81 Karalakop 2) 82 Hanamaneri (G) 1 4 36 Khyad 55 70 41 47 83 Chinchalakatti 113 115 37 Cholachagudda 336 333 46 43 84 Bellikhindi 11 8 1 2 38 Shivapur 69 53 85 Havalakhod 51 42 1 2 39 Yaragoppa 53 70 40 Anantapur 86 Jangawad 21 27 87 Saganur 41 Kulageri 25 18 31 26 88 Narenur 334 .318 42 Chirlakop 14 11 89 Matgi· ~ 31' 38 468 STATEMENT IV : SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the L.C. L.C. Castes Tribes· village/townl Castes Tribes· village/town/ No. No. urban ward urban ward M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 90 Fakirbudihal 19 10 136 Asangi 29 39 137 Kataginahalli 4 4 18' 21 67 59 91 Hosakoti 138 Kotanalli 9 16 188 178 16 11 92 Kainkatti 139 Layadagundi 106 99 189 172 93 Shiparamatti 140 Subbalahunshi 7 4 74 69 94 Kadlimatti UNINHABITED 95 Kalabandakeri 10 11 141 Nagaral 32 33 287 302 142 Akkaragal 28 40 24 23 96 Agasarakop 143 Chimmalagi 66 68 98 109 97 Yaragoppa (lnam) 144 Mangalagud 69 65 36 32 55 55 98 Bandakeri 145 Hullikeri (S.P.) 244 280 99 Jalageri 529 461 55 72 100 Anawal 52 56 146 Hanapur (S.P.) 628 555 147 Khanapur (S.P.) 11 8 49 48 101 Kadarakoppa 148 Parwati 33 54 3 3 102 Hanamaneri 149 Muradi 6 9 S4 S5 103 Yandigeri 150 Bedarbudihal 4 8 104 Karadigud (S.A.) 3 2 108 113 105 Neerbudihal 30 31 118 147 151 Nagalapur UNINHABITED 152 Hansapur 83 104 12 13 91 93 108 106 Kerakalamatti 93 153 Suggewad UNINHABITED Ganganabudihal 34 47 107 154 Hirebudihal 9 8 90 92 141 139 108 Kagalagomb 155 Teggi 109 Sulikeri 104 104 8 5 110 Hoolageri 75 89 17 20 156 Togunshi 2 1 157 Badami (Rural) UNINHABITED 12 16 6 3 III Gubberkoppa 158 Kerur (Rural) UNINHABITED 56 1 1 112 Maninagar 42 159 Hardolli (Rural) UNINHABITED 113 Yankanchi 43 51 20 25 114 Halakurki 39 65 URBAN 115 Hullikeri (Inam) 143 152 127 121 5/1 Badami (M) 1,210 1,076 518 486 116 Mattikatti 25 22 117 Kadapatti S. Kerur 7 9 Ward No. I 133 43 110 95 118 Kotihal 141 162 25 29 Ward No. II 17 28 26 27 119 Kanakapur UNINHABITED Ward No. III 195 167 62 33 120 Timmasagar 6 7 Ward No. IV 235 271 8 9 Ward No. V 630 567 312 322 121 Kelawadi 31 32 67 92 122 Kajibudihal 15 19 S/VI Guledagudda (M) 797 851 335 379 94 165 156 123 Katageri 85 Division No. I 92 103 131 154 135 459 463 124 Hangaragi 113 Division No. II 66 62 6 9 26 125 Konkanakoppa 18 Division No. III 148 142 50 57 126 Lakkasakoppa 26 33 Division No. IV 20 21 43 46 127 Jammanakatti 31 34 130 134 Division No. V 15 15 4 2 7 180 178 128 Hullasageri 6 Division No. VI 456 508 101 III 129 Lingapur 18 27 130 Kadapatti (S.K.) UNINHABITED S/XII Kerur (M) 695 741 202 199 131 Budanagad 18 21 Division No. I 95 97 5 6 132 Injanawari 5 4 Division No. II 206 220 7 3 133 Haladur 48 51 Division No. III 334 365 28 30 134 Padanakatti 19 25 Division No. IV 22 30 39 28 135 Allur (S.P.) 32 21 Division No. V 38 29 123 132 STATEMENT IV : SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 L.c. Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled village/town/ Castes Tribes· L.c. Castes Tribes· No. village/town/ urban ward No. M F M F urban ward M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 BAGALKOT T 11,479 11,633 6,521 6,531 44 Hire-Shellikeri 26 23 TALUK R 8,786 9,027 5,664 5,770 45 Kalasakop 42 38 13 9 U 2,693 2,606 857 761 46 Govindakop 16 24 RURAL 47 Khajjidoni 82 93 99 98 48 Sitimani 136 159 15 16 Mallapur 30 25 43 45 49 Manihalli 15 28 31 34 2 Bodanaikdinni 43 47 227 215 50 Hosur 34 31 3 Sangapur 29 40 61 63 51 Nagasampagi 11 12 4 Kirasur 99 88 90 76 52 Bommanagi 44 48 189 174 5 Bhagavati 182 . 181 225 251 53 Nagaral 18 20 6 5 6 Hallur 137 138 167 175 54 Domanal 36 30 18 17 7 Bevoor 243 232 343 362 55 Chick-Myageri 39 40 - 8 Bhairamatti 106 114 48 57 56 Mankani 70 85 66 61 9 Choudapur 46 60 35 37 57 Hire-Myageri 42 37 10 Ingalagi 13 15 58 Handaragal 19 27 11 Benakatti 255 267 59 Nainegali 71 90 12 Sirur 1,347 1,371 179 173 60 Sutagundar 36 36 107 90 13 Niralkeri 36 37 212 224 61 Mudavinkop 47 56 14 Muchakhandi 680 669 137 155 62 Chitakinkop 58 42 33 29 15 Bevinmatti-S.Haveli 36 40 252 248 63 Devalapur (S.M.) 30 24 42 53 16 Honnakatti 18 . 17 195 178 64 Rampur 156 150 186 213 17 Mannikatti 46 48 108 112 65 Timmapur 115 150 75 76 18 Sigikeri 120 121 121 128 66 Bilkerur 136 135 131 137 19 Kaladgi 376 400 273 275 67 Achanur 161 164 117 131 20 Ankalagi 58 82 18 15 68 Mudapaljivi 58 53 40 40 21 Udagatti 23 28 69 Kadalimatti 62 68 254 .~ 301 22 Sharadal 61 35 70 Lavaleshvar 164 158 . 23 Hire-Sanshi 7 8 2 3 71 Andamuranal 6 6 24 Chik-Sanshi 14 15 15 17 72 Mugalalli 141 116 25 Devanal 32 28 114 118 73 Sidnal 5 26 Sokanadagi 75 80 182 166 74 Yankanchi 40 41 27 Chebbi 32 36 75 Sangondi 25 20 28 Yadahalli 70 73 20 16 76 ladramkunti 171 . 171 29 Anadinni 18 14 21 21 77 Bennur 30 Banikinni 13 10 87 70 125 130 78 Shiraguppi 166 171 36 30 31 Kesanur 36 29 79 Talagihal 47 48 32 Honaralli 23 19 80 lIlal 52 56 33 Sorakoppa 88 81 34 Nakarigundi 29 33 6 7 81 Chick-Hodalur 45 48 35 Sindagi 36 41 20 29 82 Hire-Hodalur 19 18 83 Chikmuramatti 21 25 - 36 Kadampur 37 32 2 3 84 Hiremuramatti 1 1 37 Salagundi 14 11 85 Muttatt 10 14 38 Muranal 164 177 60 51 39 Veerapur 73 98 86 Chikgulabal 70 75 40 Gaddankeri 494 465 87 Hiregulabal 336 342 94 105 88 Mastihal 34 33 145 137 41 Simikeri 48 59 265 275 89 AJur 376 351 263 272 42 T!ljasigeri 138 189 69 72 90 Bagalkot (Rural) UNINHABITED 43 Chick -Shellikeri 51 77 7 10 470 STATEMENT IV : SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Scheduled Scheduled L.C. Name of the village/ town/ Castes Tribes· L.C. Castes Tribes· No. village/town/ urban ward No. M F M F urban ward M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 URBAN Ward No. VI 17 23 25 44 5/11 Bagalkot (M) 2,693 2,606 857 761 Ward No. VII 26 18 63 70 Ward No. VIII 3 4 1 Ward No. I 56 62 52 49 Ward No. IX 21 9 48 28 Ward No. II 30 8 225 180 Ward No. X 1,331 1,248 285 267 Ward No. III 6 1 49 37 Ward No. XI 215 191 46 47 Ward No. IV 967 1,035 23 16 Ward No. V 21 7 40 23 471 STATEMENT IV : SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled L.c. L.C. village/town/ Castes Tribes· village/ town/ Castes Tribes· No. No. urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 BASAVANA T 17,798 17,809 3,003 2,963 42 Nandihal (P.H.) 29 28 BAGEVADI R 16,102 16,184 2,948 2,901 43 Somnal 59 52 2 2 TALUK U 1,696 1,625 55 62 44 Chabnur 109 98 45 Sasanur 89 86 RURAL 46 Nagaralhuli 38 30 1 Ingaleshwar 371 366 627 568 47 Wadawadgi 310 319 4 2 2 Masabinal 264 278 2 3 48 Hulabenchi 49 38 3 Bisanal 123 122 26 24 49 Agasabal 43 63 4 Bommanahalli 64 70 50 Solawadgi 50 48 60 58 5 Ivanagi 56 61 51 Byakod 129 155 41 59 6 Hanchinal 168 166 52 Jayawadgi 72 77 130 122 7 Uppaladinni 626 540 53 Kannal 159 192 67 55 8 Hangargi 174 182 54 Kankal 101 126 13 18 9 Hebbal 99 100 55 Kodaganur 134 140 10 Kirshyal 41 47 56 Byalyal 88 110 11 Abbihal 38 49 9 8 57 Rajanal 8 6 12 Mukartihal 34 43 58 Areshankar 46 61 13 Mannur 152 122 59 Itagi 117 131 14 Nagawad 59 54 60 Jeeralabhavi 19 11 15 Muttagi 151 144 61 Muddapur 13 18 16 Takkalki 144 146 62 Bidanal 23 31 2 17 Yarnal 111 110 63 Halihal 58· 56 18 Nandihal 41 35 28 29 64 Ambalanur 284 285 19 Managoli 715 728 169 160 65 Narasalgi 358 372 20 Hattarkihal 159 170 66 Sankanal 213 214 21 Deginal 67 73 67 Hunashyal (P.B.) 41 62 4 5 22 Ukkali 675 709 35 36 68 Karibhanthanal 203 175 23 Yambatnal 43 52 69 Kolhar 272 312 27 28 24 Neginal 42 46 70 Garasangi (K.D.) 65 76 25 Mullal 7 4 71 Garasangi (B.K.) 35 34 26 Donur 131 167 302 302 72 Asangi (K.D.) 90 97 27 Nagur 220 214 73 Muttaladinni 28 Huvin-Happargi 179 131 7 5 74 Halladagenur 53 62 29 Salwadgi 239 237 2 2 75 Ronihal 183 187 30 Budihal 98 106 76 Kupakaddi 45 51 31 Kamankeri 63 66 22 25 77 Mulawad 537 502 32 Dindawar 127 129 304 309 78 Kalgurki 138 131 64 61 33 Utnal 192 181 32 32 79 Malghan 109 135 \- 34 RabinaI 61 59 80 T~lewad 123 143 35 Satihal 260 228 131 113 81 Kudgi 758 712 53 73 36 Markabbinhalli 100 118 36 28 82 Masuti 333 292 3 6 37 Bhairwadgi 104 129 2 6 83 Asangi (B.K.) 23 34 18 18 38 Nagaraldon 22 25 51 47 84 Kurubaradinni 40 34 39 Yalwar 316 287 253 237 85 Nagaradinni 65 66 40 Kadakol ]72 161 86 Mattihal 55 65 41 Sindgeri 72 74 34 26 87 H.;mamapur 13 21 472 STATEMENT IV: SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled L.C. L.C. village/town/ Castes Tribes· village/town/ Castes Tribes· No. No. urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 88 Sulakhod 20 19 109 Araladinni 89 84 89 Arasangi 8 8 110 Marimatti 19 26 90 Bhaganagar 7 12 111 Almatti 429 386 65 77 91 Tadalgi 21 11 112 Devalapur 7 6 92 Cheeraladinni 25 42 113 Chimmalgi 198 200 56 58 9~ Telgi 299 282 7 9 114 Majarekoppa 9 18 3 5 94 Kaulgi 59 63 115 Maradgi 181 172 95 Seekalawadgi 37 45 7 13 116 Gani 114 118 96 Akalawadi 44 42 11 12 117 Bisalakoppa 12 12 97 Angadageri 140 134 118 Sidnath 122 119 98 Golasangi 257 248 119 Halerolli 238 242 99 Budni 59 67 120 Baluti 64 73 100 Beeraladinni 51 46 URBAN 101 Hunashyal (P .C.) 64 71 102 Unnibhavi 54 57 5/111 Basavana 103 Gudadinni 97 93 18 15 Bagevadi (M) 1,696 1,625 55 62 104 Wandal 106 92 185 192 Ward No. I 46 39 10 6 105 Benal 300 318 5 11 Ward No. II 49 31 12 20 106 Gonal 42 40 Ward No. III 138 137 6 5 107 Nidagundi 371 371 32 40 Ward No. IV 728 715 5 8 108 Katapur UNINHABITED Ward No. V 735 703 22 23 STATEMENT IV : SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, IIJHI -- --~------Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled L.c, L.C. village!town! Castes Tribes· village!town! Castes Tribes· No. --~------_--- ~------No. urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F ------2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 - ..------_--_. - ---_- --- ~------_-- BIJAPUR TALUK T 34,394 32,755 3,652 3,532 42 Nagaral 77 77 54 55 R 25,707 24,949 2,921 2,888 43 Dasyal 20 21 U 8,687 7,806 731 644 44 Dhanyal 61 60 45 Mamadapur 217 214 57 67 RURAL 46 Uppaladinni 63 58 I Mahalbagayat 501 463 254 250 47 Hangaragi 105 114 2 Butnal 757 633 4 2 48 Bellubbi 131 131 I 3 Buranpur 77 67 49 Jainapur 225 249 129 138 4 Madhabhavi 519 493 50 Lingadalli 52 35 5 Ankalagi 271 284 51 Devaragennur 125 139 6 Shivanagi 550 515 169 172 52 Sutagundi 99 94 7 Hadagali 843 824 51 55 53 Hosur 165 151 8 Kaggod 187 11J3 157 147 54 Jambagi (H) 162 143 29 39 I} Kumatagi 454 458 76 72 55 Chikkagalagali 52 50 113 95 10 Honnlltagi 168 170 2 56 Kanabur 135 128 11 Kalllagi 162 170 57 Shirabllr 48 61 12 Ukumanal 101 113 25 24 58 Tajapur (P.M.) 2 2 13 Katakanahalli 55 51 59 Mangalore 46 71 14 Hcgadihal 497 467 60 Devapur 52 43 15 Ulnal 532 478 61 Babalad 84 101 16 Hittinahalli 168 174 62 Kengalaglltti 61 53 17 JlImnal 160 159 40 40 63 Gunadal III 114 18 Khatijapur 94 82 31 35 64 Bolachik kalaki 62 56 19 Rambhapur 3 4 9 10 65 Kodabagi 35 29 20 Ainapur 508 517 66 Hanchinal (P.M.) 36 36 21 Babalcshwar 672 735 6 2 67 Tikola 439 483 22 Kanamuchanal 45 31 68 Babanagar 183 173 23 Sarawad 128 138 16 22 69 Bijjaragi 244 232 24 Savanalli 76 69 % 118 70 Kanamadi 286 295 15 8 25 Honaganahalli 122 134 71 Alaginal 30 30 26 Tonsyal 145 146 72 Gonasagi 112 94 27 Kakhandaki 489 526 654 622 73 Kallakavatagi 21 17 28 Karjo! 177 195 74 Hubanur 295 280 29 Dudihal 63 64 75 Takkalaki 609 561 4 30 Shegunashi 167 173 6 6 76 Yalnal 151 150 31 Madagaunaki 34 33 77 Jalageri 754 705 30 23 32 Kambagi 125 133 78 Dhanaragi 120 107 33 Halagani 234 239 79 Siddapur 351 316 27 21 34 Nandyal 46 40 80 Lohagaon 337 305 73 68 35 Kalral 117 112 10 10 81 Arakeri 1,317 1,206 96 90 36 Yakkundi 93 102 82 Baratagi 1,129 1,048 37 Arjunagi 147 157 3 83 Hanchinal (P.H.) 553 539 7 9 38 Hokkundi 42 42 84 Itangihal 188 175 150 160 39 Kumathe 81 85 85 Toravi 408 455 40 Tiganibidare 78 74 86 Navarasapur 294 310 41 Nidoni 219 217 87 Tajapur (H) 52 56 474 STATEMENT IV : SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled L.C. L.C. village/town/ Castes Tribes· village/town/ Castes Tribes· No. No. --_------._------urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F _- -_._-----_------~~------~------_" 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 .-.------.----~--- - -.------_. ---_-_" ------88 Kotya~ 79 78 9 6 106 Bommanalli 77 68 89 Honawad 405 387 186 171 107 Minchinal 1,051 1,046 90 Nagathan 200 242 108 Gunaki 88 67 109 Bijapur (Rural) 91 Hunsyal 69 74 92 Honnalli 45 40 URBAN 93 Jambagi (A) 153 158 94 Aheri (Bheri) 591 514 S/IV Bijapur (M) 8,687 7,806 731 644 95 Dyaberi 98 109 30 31 Division No. I 2,032 1,329 112 75 96 Aliyabad 457 445 274 278 Division No. 11 166 157 to 16 97 Inganal 67 57 Division No. III 463 420 42 36 98 Gugadaddi 27 28 9 6 Division No. IV 1,232 1,256 65 64 99 Kannal 344 264 2 5 Division No. V 1,122 1,134 99 87 100 Makanapur 889 16 835 21 Division No. VI 1,741 1,664 65 50 101 Shrinal 90 90 6 3 Division No. VII 716 596 184 163 102 Kannur 599 561 Division No. VIII 207 196 114 117 103 Madasnal 20 20 Division No. IX 149 192 3 2 104 Domanal 256 249 Division No. X 859 862 37 34 105 Tidagundi 90 90 475 STATEMENT IV : SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Schedu:ed L.C. L.C. village/town/ Castes Tribes· village/town/ Castes Tribes· No. No. urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 BILGI TALUK T 7,314 7,501 7,962 7,902 36 Anagwadi 128 125 111 95 R 6,571 6,879 7,699 7,639 37 Budihal (S.H.) 85 98 417 427 U 743 622 263 263 38 Kovalli 39 47 305 328 39 Bavalatti 153 150 RURAL 40 Kundargi 375 344 611 599 1 Nagaral 251 276 32 26 41 Shirguppi 87 111 189 193 2 Kontikal 60 60 42 Lingapur (S.K.) 113 124 3 Siddapur 349 345 501 501 43 Katarki 94 120 146 148 4 Teggi 232 246 530 516 44 Koppa (S.K.) 128 149 109 121 5 Bisnal 51 \:;9 45 AlguOdi 85 117 60 67 6 YadhaUi 160 155 436 447 46 Arakeri 457 465 656 652 7 Amalzari 184 191 57 61 47 Janamatti 106 98 657 641 8 Rabkavi 123 121 58 62 48 Sunag 504 450 685 644 9 Chickhanchinal 36 37 31 24 49 Tolamatti 59 71 91 73 10 Mundaganur 73 79 70 79 50 Mannikeri 80 88 36 38 11 Kolur 92 88 51 Girisagar 103 109 78 75 12 Chowdapur 15 16 27 27 52 Muttaldinni 93 80 13 Galgali 359 421 250 266 53 Koppa (S.R.) 10 10 14 Gulbal 31 22 34 29 54 Hardrihal 27 34 15 Budihal (S.G.) 32 33 86 87 55 Beerkabbi 53 52 2 5 16 Badgi 150 152 165 154 56 Sangam 17 Girgavi 55 56 79 86 57 Kandagal 88 96 3 6 18 Gudadinni 58 80 54 48 58 Honnihal 269 270 19 Hanchinal (Inam) 101 133 120 111 59 Badaradinni 33 35 20 Ballur 67 66 79 90 60 Yettinatti 56 66 r- 21 Sonna 237 277 61 Herkal 127 126 203 202 22 Dhawaleshwar 64 61 23 19 62 Yelligutti 2 3 23 Garadadinni 45 52 8 8 63 Tummarmatti 45 49 24 Korti 43 57 172 162 64 Kadapatti 33 41 75 66 25 Takkalki 27 19 17 17 65 Bilgi (Rural) UNINHABITED 26 Govinadinni 12 13 12 15 URBAN 27 Rolli 68 68 106 93 28 Gundanpalli 80 89 S/V Bilgi (M) 743 622 263 263 29 Heggur 19 19 179 178 30 Lingapur (S.R.) 23 21 1 1 Division No. I 30 24 4 5 Division No. II 389 373 44 37 31 Chinvalkoppa 53 47 25 28 Division No. III 180 165 168 ISO 32 Managur 22 26 Division No. IV 71 15 35 30 33 Kamadal 38 41 Division No. V 73 45 12 11 34 Godihal 4 4 35 Badgandi 38 45 476 STATEMENT IV : SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled L.C. L.C. village/town! Castes Tribes· village/ town! Castes Tribes· No. No. urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 HUNGUND T 12,341 12,831 7,377 7,318 42 Nilugal UNINHABITED TALUK R 9,545 10,076 6,256 6,175 43 Ningapur UNINHABITED U 2,796 2,755 1,121 1,143 44 Chinnapur (S.K.) 25 23 45 Amarawadgi 35 31 RURAL 46 Islampur 33 38 1 Hirebadawadgi 99 90 47 Kodihal 92 81 2 Chickbadawadgi 48 Kambihal 55 70 3 Bannihatti 54 63 4 6 49 Chamalapur 56 54 4 Virapur 3 3 50 Benakandoni 74 82 5 Chittawadgi 93 105 30 33 51 Budihal (S.K.) 6 Yadahalli 4 2 52 Turamari 10 6 7 Nagur 76 79 53 Amarawati 151 161 8 Honnarahalli 54 Binjawadgi 104 113 7 5 9 Chickyaranakeri 55 Ra~awadgi 109 111 10 Hireyaranakeri 56 Kadapatti UNiNHABITED 11 Bevinamatti 80 68 57 Hegedal 37 35 12 Kalagonal 2 2 58 Ghattiganur 42 43 13 Huliginal 83 71 59 Bekamaladinni 9 17 14 Gangur 5 4 12 13 60 Revadihal 5 11 15 Chittargi 87 99 21 20 61 Kadiwal (Inam) 1 16 Khairwadgi 17 25 62 Chintakamaladinni 36 46 65 54 17 Chickmagi 144 167 63 J alakamaladinni 57 47 18 Papanathanal 6 7 5 4 64 Hemawadgi 43 42 42 35 19 Hiremalagavi 81 82 129 140 65 Konnur 10 10 20 Chickmalagavi 8 7 15 11 66 Paiti 22 36 21 Ganjihal 90 113 32 29 67 Lolasar 33 30 22 Nandanoor 4 7 68 Manmathanal 43 47 23 Huvanur 88 110 69 Kamaladinni 21 30 24 Varagodadinni 31 45 70 Adihal 28 21 25 Khajagal 4 3 71 Kamadatta 19 24 20 14 26 Kengalkadapatti 18 16 72 Yemmihatti 133 148 27 Choudakamaladinni 5 11 73 Dhannur 161 152 208 178 28 Valakaladinni 13 16 189 184 74 HullaIli 53 55 76 90 29 Bisaladinni 65 108 351 355 75 Koppa (S.N.) 30 Turadagi 20 23 308 313 76 Marol 194 193 5 6 31 Katagur 92 96 53 56 77 Havaragi 61 67 51 45 32 Sangam 100 125 42 36 78 Kongavad UNINHABITED 33 Iddalgi 83 86 155 153 79 Koujaganur 25 25 9 8 34 Bisalkop 44 54 37 42 80 Anapakatti 8 12 8 it 35 Belgal 68 79 81 Indawar 29 26 36 Medinapur 6 5 82 Vadergonal 3 2 37 Hadagali 19 26 83 Dasbal 20 38 38 Kirasur 17 26 84 Kesarapenti 13 15 39 Timmapur 228 247 85 Tondihal 59 51 5 5 40 Karadi 123 i51 86 Herur 89 81 92 68 41 Pochapur 35 39 87 Solabgeri UNINHABITED 477 STATEMENT IV : SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled L.C. L.C. village/town/ Castes Tribes· village/town/ Castes Tribes· No. No. urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 88 Chinnapur (S.T.) 90 74 3 , 3 133 Vadageri 101 114 490 478 89 Kesarabhavi 30 '43 43 53 134 Dammur 69 81 246 235 90 Hirehunakunti 7 15 3 6 135 Gandal 15 16 165 152 91 Chickhunakunti UNINHABITED 136 Muradi 67 S9 421 414 92 Chatnihal 10 8 15 20 137 Gudur 218 253 133 117 ,93 Malligihal 138 Bhimanagad 24 30 94 Nidasanur 46 46 139 Chikanal 40 35 110 104 95 Tariwal 23 29 140 Kelur 158 161 96 Jambaladinni 37 30 141 Upnal (S.C.) 33 33 3 6 97 Tumba 46 49 62 61 142 Siddanakolla 7 8 13 20 98 Gopsani 4 2 48 55 143 Benakanavari 20 16 I 99 Ingalgi 4S 41 I I 144 Chilapur 23 26 4 6 100 Gorbal 54 63 28 20 145 Kyadiggeri 5 5 5 I 101 Vajjal 56 45 27 17 146 Kunabenchi 50 43 255 256 102 Chicksinganagutti 20 14 147 Aiahalli 47 57 28 24 103 Hiresinganagutti 104 122 87 89 148 Kalligudda 38 tf7 23 26 104 Gadisunkapur 28 3"3 149 Nimbalgundi 65 46 278 291 105 Chikadapur 101 109 18 14 150 Mullur 7 14 106 Hireadapur 28 28 151 Huvinahalli 65 70 107 Krishnapur 78 82 152 Ramathal 37 39 98 100 108 Harnapur 7 6 153 Yattinahatti UNINHABITED 109 Nandavadgi 97 84 36 20 154 Bevinal 12 15 55 50 110 Gonal (S.K.) 95 89 85 74 155 Yeranaikanal 27 30 III Somalapur 45 41 156 Basarikatti 38 49 112 Maralgeri 45 45 12 12 157 Suralikal 15 16 33 23 113 Kandgal 289 304 4:::- 44 158 Kadiwal Kallapur 5 3 3 4 114 Chick -otageri 42 58 159 Amblikop 15 .15 42 44 115 Hire-otageri 7 9 160 Basawanal 32 34 32 38 116 Gonal (S. T.) 41 47 4 5 161 Muganur 30 38 69 67 117 Gonal (S.B.) 25 21 162 Budihal (S.K.) 33 30 16 14 118 Hireupnal 9 13 163 Budihal (Inam) 25 38 23 23 119 Chickupnal UNINHABITED 164 Rayanakoppa UNINHABITED 120 Hanamanal 13 14 8 9 165 Hiremagi 171 188 121 Gudur (S.B.) 53 56 166 Madapur 45 46 122 Hirekodagali 218 207 68 70 167 Sulibhavi 279 298 474 502 123 Gugalmari 49 58 168 Hungund (Rur il) UNINHABITED 124 Chickkodagali 346 364 15 to 169 IIkal (Rural) UNINHABITED 125 Sankalapur 3 4 170 Kamatgi (Rural) UNINHABITED 126 Balakundi 712 734 113 96 URBAN Amingad 668 127 639 234 251 S/VII Hungund (M) 851 896 411 43~ 128 Rakkasagi 100 106 129 Gorjnal 56 54 Division No. I 95 97 78 .83 130 Tallikeri 137 133 24 25 Division No. II 31 18 241 246 Division No. II I 30 26 38 52 131 Sangapur UNINHABITED Division No. IV 259 314 42 49 132 lllal 28 47 132 134 Division No. V 436 441 12 9 478 STATEMENT IV : SCHEDULRD CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 Ndme of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled L.e. L.C. village/town/ Castes Tribes· village/town/ Castes Tribes· No. No. urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F ------_._---- 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 ------_.. _-- i/VIII IIkal (M) 1,515 1,404 299 284 SIX. Kamatgi (M) 430 455 411 420 Ward No. I 412 422 54 59 Division No. I 5 4 83 ' 92 Ward No.2 174 53 29 13 Division No. II 65 76 187 195 Ward No.3 32 34 23 II Division No. III 39 30 6 9 Ward No.4 28 26 14 14 Division No. IV 6 4 3 2 Ward No.5 146 152 23 13 Division No. V 315 341 132 122 Ward No.6 61 SI 48 54 Ward No.7 662 666 108 120 479 STATEMENT IV : SCHEDULED CASTES AND SGHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 L.c. Name of the Scheduled Scheduled L.c. Name of the Scheduled Scheduled village/town/ Castes Tribes* village/ town/ Castes Tribes* No. No. urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 INDI TALUK T 22,887 21,654 8,404 7,848 42 MaHar 50 36 R 20,593 19,787 7,991 7,449 43 Arajanal 94 66 106 104 U 2,294 1,867 413 399 44 Bhatagunaki 310 292 45 Bhairunagi 63 69 RURAL 46 Loni (K.H.) 76 76 10 6 1 Chickbevanur 292 305 343 322 47 Hingani 46 42 2 Mavinalli 111 93 48 Baragudi 252 245 44 39 3 Ingalgi 280 256 49 Padanur 141 134 86 102 4 Alur 540 485 50 Lachyan 280 296 97 96 5 Agarkhed ltD 199 356 328 51 'Ahirasang 247 243 6 Shiragur loam 74 86 8 12 52 Budihal 58 65 56 46 7 Mannur 75 71 20 29 53 Anjutagi 268 272 963 869 8 Bhuyar 88 120 287 308 54 Chorgi 171 164 9 Hirebevanur 365 373 305 288 55 Chavadihal 56 60 10 Nagarhalli 16 14 19 22 56 Hanjagi 375 310 104 102 11 Khedgi 88 119 147 177 57 Nimbal (B.K.) 309 254 84 77 12 Satalagao (P. I.) 98 112 46 40 58 Bolegaon 34 46 69 59 13 Lalasangi 107 115 130 137 59 Ganavalga 53 48 24 15 14 Shivapur (K.H.) 20 22 60 Tadavalga 576 590 15 Rodgi 21 22 61 Lingadalli 223 192 16 Miragi 122 122 41 28 62 Benakanahalli 161 185 30 33 17 Golasar 124 137 189 187 63 Shirkanahalli 47 69 18 Hanchinal 35 35 .., 64 Atharga 682 680 I 9 19 Arjunagi (K.H.) 39 39 65 Raj anal 233 199 20 Arjunagi (B.K.) 24 21 66 Kotnal 67 64 240, 196 21 Naad (K.H.) 120 130 268 254 67 Agasanal 96 101 22 18 22 Naad (B.K.) 68 Kyatanakeri 59 69 173 156 23 Sllirashyact 233 267 69 Basanal 229 235 105 67 24 Marasanalli 38 39 8 7 70 Deginal 84 69 25 Teggihalli 38 49 71 Nimbal (K.H.) 212 182 3 3 26 Sangogi 41 47 72 Horti 529 487 227 210 27 Wadhe 50 66 43 40 73 Kolurgi 226 214 28 Banthanal 55 45 1 74 Savalasang 268 271 29 Tambe 488 458 66 47 75 Hadalasang 582 542 30 Kenginal 48 64 76 Sonakanhalli 131 II3 64 73 31 Shivapur (B.K.) 18 10 77 Halagunaki 183 182 42 44 32 Tennihalli 79 76 184 184 78 Babalad 66 64 33 Gornal 56 63 91 79 79 Kudagi 85 79 35 28 34 Bannihatti 42 34 42 34 80 Kapanimbargi 50 62 66 54 35 Masali (B.K.) 136 149 81 Gundawan 59 51 2 4 36 Masali (K.H.) 82 Chadchan 646 543 11 3 37 Rugi 243 236 413 401 83 Halalli 47 50 38 Salotgi 786 772 84 Shiradon 102 87 576 558 39 Ballolli 210 172 12 13 85 Revatagaon 214 209 88 77 40 Jeveer 284 265 86 Dasur 34 42 113 105 41 Zalaki 162 144 87 Umraj 387 323 275 236 480 STATEMENT IV : SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled L.C. L.c. village/town/ Castes Tribes· village/town/ Castes Tribes· No. No. urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 88 Govindapur 45 48 III 119 110 Loni (B.K.) 133 116 Nivargi 334 338 89 111 Bardol 429 421 '31 26 90 Sankha 147 135 112 Shiganapur 112 109 5 4 91 Umrani 91 88 113 Nandaragi 115 151 92 Karur 103 108 22 16 114 Dhumakanal II 10 80 60 93 Kanchinal 70 6& 115 Satalagaon (P .B.) 164 152 94 Godihal 103 101 116 Inchageri 559 513 117 96 95 Havinal 195 160 117 Kanakanal 72 74 96 Hattalli 220 191 118 Kataral 71 75 97 Takali 79 76 167 168 119 Jigajeevani 710 640 75 65 98 Taddewadi 95 109 10 9 120 Nimbargi 245 239 99 Maragur 68 55 37 31 121 J eerankalgi 102 99 Dhulakhed 163 150 152 121 100 122 Kokanagaon 69 74 WI Shimal 50 41 85 88 102 Chanegaon 136 125 157 141 URBAN 103 Shiragur Khalasa 55 69 S/XI Indi (M) 2,294 1,867 413 399 104 Anachi 23 26 129 100 105 Nandral 161 138 Division No. I 433 387 192 180 Division No. II 232 204 165 167 106 Halasangi 387 347 47 51 Division No. III 19 5 6 9 Yelgi (P.H.) 135 109 25 28 107 Division No. IV 152 15 15 16 108 Manankalgi 34 34 Division No. V 1,458 1,256 35 27 109 Gotyal 90 94 4S I STATEMENT IV : SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled L.C. L.C. village/town/ Castes Tribes* village,(town/ Castes Tribes* No. No. urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 JAMKHANDI T 18,827 19,479 1,620 1,625 40 Hirepadasalgi 268 285 TALUK R 12,489 12,748 821 842 U 6,338 6,731 799 783 41 Takkalaki 64 53 42 Takkod 134 125 RURAL 43 Jambagi (B.K.) 136 115 46 47 44 Jambagi (K.H.) 119 1I0 1 Ramateerth 6 15 45 Shurpali 92 92 2 Hunnur 386 389 5 5 3 Kadapatti 118 108 46 Tubachi 114 136 4 Hanchinal 79 68 47 Adihudi 138 117 5 Shiraguppi 113, 95 150 155 48 Tamadaddi 233 274 49 Halingali 432 447 6 Maigur 141 123 26 35 50 Hangandi 231 243 7 Muttur 102 118 97 86 8 Albal 190 190 51 Madanmatti 33 27 . 9 Kankanwadi 173 153 52 Asangi 465 523 10 8 10 Kadakol 188 200 53 Kulhalli 411 416 40 42 54 Hippargi 194 203 41 49 II Alagur 385 415 55 Madarkhandi 257 265 12 Sanal 59 63 13 Kumbarhal 174 185 56 Bandigani 92 94 14 Kunchanur 288 293 84 62 57 Kalhalli 232 209 12 11 i5 Jakanur 103 102 58 ~avalgi 316 368 39 34 59 Jagadal 343 323 29 25 16 Chingundi 131 158 3 4 60 Chimmad 437 438 17 Linganur 145 145 8 7 18 Budni 44 40 61 Yargatti 84 95 19 Gani 233 230 13 15 62 Golbhavi 196 194 49 58 20 Mareguddi III 124 3 4 63 Kaltippi 44 40 64 Sasalatti 371 363 21 Konnur 404 450 65 Yellatti 116 116 22 Siddapur 231 261 23 Holyal 167 156 11 14 66 lamkhandi (Rural) 9 9 24 Hunshikatti 106 107 67 Banhatti (Rural) 7 7 25 Savalgi 466 529 12 11 68 Rabkavi (Rural) 28 24 6 4 69 Hosur 70 61 2{i Tungal 327 328 2 3 70 Terdal (Rural) UNINHABITED 27 Kuragod 28 Kajibilgi 143 173 4 5 71 Kalhatti UNINHABITED 29 Gothe 210 182 URBAN 30 Kalbilgi 71 84 S/X lamkahandi (M) 2,092 2,306 165 179 31 Gadyal 138 162 32 Kannolli 118 130 Division No. I 980 1,074 '8 5 33 Todalbagi 306 250 3 6 Division No. II 790 943 12 18 34 Chikkalaki 151 149 Division No. III 203 195 22 14 35 Bidri 279 279 128 152 Division No. IV 45 49 42 53 36 Janawad 39 34 Division No. V 50 30 64 74 37 Kavatagi 202 190 Division No. VI 24 15 17 15 38 Chikpadasalgi 199 204 39 Naganur 97 94 S/XVI Rabkavi-Banhatti (M) 2,308 2,413 (j18 595 4S2 STATEMENT IV : SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled L.C. L.C. village/ town/ Castes Tribes· village/ town/ Castes Tribes· No. No. urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 Division No. I 504 510 148 133 Ward No. I 10 7 Division No. II 36 25 83 72 Ward No.2 Division No. III 142 140 Ward No.3 13 Division No. IV 858 884 30 30 Ward No.4 259 262 14 8 Division No. V 48 42 6 3 Ward No.5 1,166 1,252 Division No. VI 720 812 351 357 Ward No.6 1 Ward No.7 489 491 2 S/XIX Terdal (M) 1,938 2,012 16 9 STATEMENT IV : SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled L.e. L.C. village/town/ Castes Tribes* village/ town/ Castes Tribes* No. No. urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 MUDDEBIHAL T 14,683 15,258 3,203 3,202 42 Padekanur 86 96 TALUK R 12,811 13,611 2,792 2,805 43 Konnur 163 200 U 1,872 1,647 411 397 44 Ghondi 9 17 13 17 45 Madikeshirur 340 354 RURAL 46 Vanahalli 48 42 55 44 1 Kuntoji 117 120 47 . Lingdhalli 130 129 2 5 2 AbbihaI 13 12 48 KuchabaI 186 190 3 Kavadimatti 88 84 49 Bavoor 114 108 5 3 4 ShiroI 58 70 49 49 50 DevarhulagabaI 37 44 5 MudanaI 225 240 51 Hagargund 296 286 6 Kolur 464 541 76 66 52 Masangeri UNINHABITED 7 YaragaIIa 44 52 53 J ammaldinni 36 42 8 Alur 142 I i8 49 45 54 Belavantarkanti UNINHABITED 9 Hunakunti 39 51 55 Bidarkundi 169 174 2 5 10 Kapanur 52 65 56 Gonal (P.N.) 51 42 11 Garasangi 37 39 57 Madinal 80 90 12 Madari 63 65 I 58 Chalami 212 212 13 Bailkur 46 46 19 16 59 Balabatti 87 86 51 50 14 Hadagali 17 25 64 73 60 Hullur 345 370 IS Amaragol 74 78 61 Jettagi 243 227 16 Tangadagi 139 137 146 169 62 Basargod 226 244 17 Kuchaganur 27 28 61 57 63 Koppa 213 204 18 Kamaldinni 6 8 64 Gudadinni 41 41 19 Gangur 67 68 65 Shiddapur P. Talikot 90 95 20 Devoor 84 76 48 50 66 Gundakarjagi 70 62 21 Banoshi 12 23 63 58 67 Rudagi 142 181 22 Nagaral 27 32 71 72 68 Alkoppar 124 138 23 Handargall 84 100 154 160 69 Taranal 69 79 24 Gonal S. Handral 12 14 70 Nandahalli 12 13 25 Kandaganur 76 81 71 Handral 130 144 28 42 26 Mudur 45 58 35 44 72 Ingalageri 160 161 27 Kalagi 198 214 268 249 73 Gudanal 16 18 28 Budihal (P. N.) 47 61 338 349 74 Gudihal 69 78 29 Masuti 32 46 75 Balawat 129 142 30 Yalagur 78 98 78 84 76 Minijigi 198 230 50 46 31 Kashinakunti 64 92 77 Balaganur 62 67 32 Wadawadagi 71 76 78 Tamadaddi 230 279 21 17 33 Yarazeri 73 79 6 3 79 Hirur 150 159 34 Chirchankal 29 35 80 Chokavi 71 63 --' 35 Geddalamari 323 288 . 81 Tumbagi 126 136 36 Harindral 22 30 82 Hosahalli 24 35 37 Harindalaget:i 32 43 21 13 83 Huvinahalli 17 22 38 Nebagcri 247 290 98 96 84 Gotakhandki 82 80 39 Dhavalagi 155 133 59 55 85 Peerapur 101 101 40 Agasabal 39 39 86 Bhantnur 141 155 41 HaIIur 163 166 87 Shellagi 87 88 28 33 STATEMENT IV : SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled L.C. L.C. village! town! Castes Tribes* village/town! Castes Tribes* No. No. urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 88 Karaganur 87 81 129 Jainapur 30 39 89 Lakkundi 31 29 7 5 130 Are Shankar 28 27 90 Belur 28 32 36 35 131 Nagabenal 282 281 28 25 91 Kodaganur 83 104 132 Bachihal 92 Navadagi 95 102 77 80 133 Shiddapur P. Naltawad 22 15 42 35 93 Gundakanal 88 85 79 88 134 Khanikeri 14 12 15 17 94 Matakal-Devanhalli 32 34 135 Sultanpur 12 12 2 3 95 Salawadagi 294 296 136 Bijjur 67 79 25 17 96 Bilebhavi 51 49 7 10 137 Ghalapuji 39 35 97 Maskanal 14 12 138 Ingalagi 36 40 98 Haranal 24 32 139 Takkalaki 19 18 99 Nagur 84 95 140 Karkur 22 19 100 Shivapur 41 42 141 Baladinni 32 46 101 Mukihal 93 81 142 Rakkasagi 83 79 12 14 102 Kaiadevanhalli 15 11 143 Bhagargund 23 42 103 Hadaginal 20 15 144 Lotgeri 60 51 104 Guttihal 34 46 145 Khanapur 25 20 105 Bommanahalli 63 83 146 Fatterpur P. Naltawad UNINHABITED 106 Bolawad 59 61 147 Nagarbetta I 94 92 5 4 107 Fattepur P. Talikot 84 88 148 Budihal P. Naltawad 25 27 108 Kyatanal 3 4 149 Jangamural 3 4 4 1 109 Gadi Somanal 187 192 34 31 150 Malagaldinni 19 20 13 8 110 Maileswar 78 75 151 Gona!. S. Hirur 20 23 Lil Naltawad 388 429 109 116 152 Wanakihal 18 18 112 Kesapur 106 114 146 156 153 Malakapur UNINHABITED 113 Arasanal 38 42 154 Talikota (Rural) UNINHABITED 114 Nerabenchi 31 27 lIS Sarur 146 163 91 93 URBAN 116 Hiremural 84 87 5/XIV Muddebihal (M) 920 754 175 150 117 Aremural 25 40 Ward No. I 351 161 112 105 118 Jalapur 16 30 Ward No.2 497 528 57 39 119 Hokrani 38 38 24 21 Ward No.3 8 4 6 4 120 Inchagal 27 33 Ward No.4 26 27 121 Jakkeral 36 30 31 29 Ward No.5 38 34 2 122 Kyatanadoni 41 38 123 Donkamadu 8 9 _ S/XVlll Talikota (M) 952 893 236 247 124 Somanal 39 44 12 16 Ward No. I 288 257 18 14 125 Hulagabal 85 95 18 19 Ward No.2 2 I 126 Chavanabhavi 30 27 Ward No.3 343 357 26 23 127 Khilarhatti 25 24 16 12 Ward No.4 189 180 188 203 128 Mavinabhavi 44 48 Ward No.5 130 99 3 7 .,STATEMENT IV: SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 N'ame of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled L.c. L.C. village/town; Castes Tribes· village/town/ Castes Tribes· No. No. urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 ~ 5 6 MUDHOL T 12,076 13,091 3,404 3,285 45 Badnur 86 87 40 34 TALUK R 9,392 10,369 3,177 3,062 46 Jannur 20 19 U 2,684 2.722 227 223 47 Bhantnur 177 184 300 293 RURAL 48 Jyalikatti (K.D.) 29 30 49 Jyalikatti (B.K.) 52 57 1 Mudhol (Rural) 39 38 50 Palkimanya 34 40 2 Malapur 65 79 32 33 3 Budni (P.M.) 131 129 9 6 51 Varchagal 29 33 46 54 4 Mantur 300 331 158 134 52 Byadar-Arlikatti 5 Kisuri 38 '.30 53 Jyadar-Arlikatti 28 29 36 36 54 Mallapur (P.L.) 27 33 6 Melligeri 135 165 ~5 Laxanatti 2 7 HaIagali 171 188 126 124 8 Rugi 162 147 56 Hoskoti 106 118 9 Jaliber 52 61 12 10 57 Dadanatti 15 14 10 Uttur 115 153 4 10 58 Kanasgeri 31 24 59 Bommanbudni 13 12 11 Ranjanagi 138 146 74 73 60 Halki 48 43 12 Mallapur (P.J.) 12 14 13 Mirji 94 127 95 109 61 Metgud 76 98 257 237 14 Vantigod 153 182 51 74 62 Ningapur 32 47 61 76 15 Chanal 85 90 78 96 63 Naganapur 55 70 64 Chinchakhandi (B.K.) 16 Nandagaon 147 133 304 300 - 17 Akkimardi 103 87 65 Gulgal J ambgi 97 90 105 91 18 Dhawaleshwar 158 157 4 3 66 Petlur 279 292 19 Marapur 96 104 37 37 67 Jeergal 84 87 97 95 20 Malali 360 429 265 263 68 Chinchakhandi (K.D.) 109 92 26 20 21 Nagral 241 303 220 167 69 Timmapur 63 86 25 27 22 Madhabhavi 86 84 70 Muddapuf 43 51 1 2 23 Sanganatti 211 213 71 Ingalgi 90 120 66 61 24 Saidapur 366 364 47 35 72 Yadhalli 79 101 28 23 25 Bisna1 124 140 67 67 73 Hebbal 163 211 26 Kesargoppa 152 194 74 Kasba Jambgi (B.K.) 124 122 73 80 27 Budni (P.O.) 142 158 136 137 75 Jambgi (K.D.) 29 34 lQ3 97 28 Mahalingpur (Rural) 76 Antapur 12 28 22 7 29 Belagali 883 995 11 10 77 Baragi 105 110 147 133 30 Mugalkhod 196 197 27 18 78 Zunzerkop UNINHABITED 31 Sorgoan 162 178 9 5 URBAN 32 Kulali 342 402 58 58 33 Shirol 448 503 32 40 S/XIII Mahalingpur (M) 1,080 1,109 90 89 34 Lokapur 222 235 29 34 35 Bidri 26 30 Division No. I 40 24 16 21 Division No. II 9 7 S, 6 36 Marikatti 36" 51 Division No. III 12 11 10 13 37 Vajjarmatti 98 103 36 27 Division No. IV 1,019 1,067 56 49 38 Budni Khurd 76 109 3 2 39 Chawadapur 124 143 5/XV Mudhol (M) 1,604 1,613 137 134 40 Chitrabhanukoti 4S 70 16 20 Ward No.1 8 10 5 9 41 Chikkur 215 226 96 90 Ward No.2 318 316 34 28 42 Machaknur 108 136 Ward No.3 420 406 19 IS 43 Budni (B.K.) 37 33 Ward No.4 76 48 73 69 44 Algundi (B.K.) 69 64 Ward No.5 782 833 6 13 STATEMENT IV: SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION, 1981 Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled L.C. village/town I Castes Tribes· L.c. village/town! Castes Tribes· No. No. urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 SINDGI T ALUK T 18,303 17,926 5,982 5,746 42 Otihal 126 131 5 9 R 17,046 16,980 5,120 4,972 43 Somapur 58 44 U 1,257 946 862 774 44 Hachy~l 41 41 45 Chattarki 88 '70 RURAL 46 Chandkavathe 113 122 368 376 1 Benakotgi 203 219 47 Ganihar 177 171 2 Bableshwar 59 63 48 Ramapur (P.A.) 164 172 3 Yargal (K.D.) 36 20 75 80 49 Kalhalli 53 61 4 Yargal (B.K.) 92 81 2 1 50 Almel 778 753 244 246 5 Guthargi 345 272 51 Kadani 216 207 6 Nagavi (B.~.). 185 198 52 Tavarkhed 38 34 7 Nagavi (K.D.) 40 34 53 Tarapur 81 84 9 9 8 Goravagundgi 41 45 54 Kurabathalli 60 55 .9 Bh~nkalgi 28 33 55 Madanalli 125 133 10 ByaIihal 73 74 12 15 56 Byadgihal 72 56 32 33 11 Sungathan 100 103 4 7 57 Devangao 164 174 162 163 12 )'1uradi 37 43 - 58 Kadlewad (P .A.) 40 38 83 76 13 Khainur 80 78 44 49 59 Shambewad 23 31 94 93 14 Nandgeri 47 36 60 Bommanhalli 3 4 76 72 15 Yankanchi 215 213 209 193 61 Kumashi 176 181 180 164 16 Mannapur 19 23 34 30 62 Devarnavadgi 183 177 106 94 1) Antargangi 37 46 63 Havalgi 31 35 44 40 18 MadabaI 91 106 64 Shirasgi 63 58 19 Sasabal III 140 65 Bagalur 105 106 20. Goigeri 138 139 146 137 66 Kunekumatagi 57 62 21 Allapur 32 23 85 73 67 Mortgi 279 261 30 37 22 DaI.JlbaI 74 65 34 43 68 Hanchinal 55 68 23 Bonunadevanrnadu 17 23 26 22 69 Kerur 85 88 17 15 24 Honnalli 90 85 36 29 70 Bhantnur 82 80 23 27 2S Khanapur 45 49 135 141 71 Gabasavalgi 168 162 26 Karvinal 166 155 112 109 72 Bisnal 27 Dhavalur 53 54 135 111 73 Aheri 47 66 28' Handignur 160 145 186 173 74 .Mangrul 28 29 29 Bastibal 22 21 75 latinal 11 11 30 HadagiiiaI 31 26 76 Kakkalrneli 422 390 12 7 31 Kannaguddihal 22 26 77 Somajal 159 165 32 Gubbewad 70 85 78 Malaghan 205 244 33 Bannihatti (P.A.) 79 80 ,79 Asangihal 84 78 90 85 34 Byakod 76 75 27 30 80 Alahalli 18 27 3S Borgi 71 77 333 290 81 Gundgi 63 65 36 Puradal 36 52 60 54 82 Uchitn~vadgi 14 . 37 14 Kokatnur 394 361 102 122 83 Madari 32 30 38 Kannolli 207 200 lib 107 84 Korh Name of the Scheduled Scheduled Name of the Scheduled Scheduled L.C. L.C. village/town/ Castes Tribes· village/town/ Castes Tribes· No. No. urban ward M F M F urban ward M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 88 Balaganur 196 226 498 493. 121 Algur 213 185 86 73 89 ~utgihalli 65 54 5 2 122 Hunshyal 117 112 51 58 90 Ramanhalli 47 41 123 Kubargond 65 78 124 Tilgul 104 130 71 68 91 GudhalIi 39 34 51 49 125 Kalkeri 490 472 6 7 92 Vibutihalli 43 31 15 8 93 Thontapur 13 5 126 Ramapur (P.T.) 43 38 94 Devara Hippargi 676 656 7 8 127 Turkangori 10 6 95 13adaganur 340 360 9 3 128 Wanakihal 33 33 129 B~kinal 56 63 33 30 96 Ingalgi 82 ,90 130 Bannihatti (P.T.) 53 60' 97 Niwalkhodi 12 12 98 Mulsavalgi 326 332 116 98 131 Neeralgi 69 71 3 5 99 Hittinhalli 986 934 132 Aski 140 178 5 5 100 Qanganhalli .. 35 39 133 Jalpur 46 39 134 Binjalbhavi 82 78 101 Rugi 174 138 27 31 135 Kesaiatti 93 90 102 Kadlewad (P.C.K.) ,42 67 103- Haranal 70 79 136 Ambalnur 22 22 104 Bommanjogi 401 386 137 Bibi-Ingalgi 91 87 127 128 105 Ibrahimpur 1 1 138 Nagaral Don 16 12 20 28 139 Hanchali 67 67 21 19 106 Mannur 334 327 81 71 140 Kondguli US 127 107 Devoor 368 360 108 Jalwad 267 303 141 Budihal Don 17 21 109 Korwar 458 517 142 Sindgi (Rural) UNINHABITED 110 Warkanhalli 34 44 143 Shakapur UNINHABITED 111 Kerutgi 439 428 URBAN 112' Yalgod 211 208 142 153 113 Wandal 57 55 15 27 5/xvnl Sindgi (M) 1,257 946 862 774 114 Kadrapur 64 51 Ward No. I 185 121 4~8 429 115 SaladhalIi 48 57 Ward No, II 32 4 349 308 116 Animadu Ward No. III 76 11 32 U 117 Chattanalli 40 43 Ward No. IV 128 29 7 ., 118 Asantapur 32 42 Ward No. V 836 781 3~ 19 119 Halagundaknal 25 25 120 Budihal (P.T.) 30 28 Note.' l. Towns treated as such for the first time in 1971 Census, which conti- n ue as towns in 1981 Census are shown with an asterik (*) on their left. 2. The abbreviation (M) given within brackets against the names of the towns to indicate their civic status, stands for 'Municipality' * Scheduled Tribes figures would appear to include high returns r~lating to certain communities with nomenclatures similar to those included in the list _of Scheduled Tribes consequent on the removal of area restrictions. STATEMENT V : TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATlON-1981 URBAN BLOCK WISE Name of Name of L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled Town/Ward Town/Ward No. Population Castes Tribes· No. Population Castes Tribes· Urban Block Urban Block 2 3 4 5 ------2 3 4 5 5/1 BADAMI (M) 15,023 2286 1004 E.B.No.8 599 23 E.B.No.9 70~ 12 22 WARD NO.1 2908 176 205 E.B.No.1O 491 E.B.No.1I 648 5 E.B.No.l 721 149 40 E.B.No.12 447 7 1 E.B.No.2 460 7 14 E.B.No.13 452 4 7 E.B.No.3 482 12 E.B.No.4 657 8 151 WARD NO.II 6135 38 405 E.B.No.5 588 E.B.No.14 517 18 67 WARD NO.II 2577 45 53 E.B.No.15 422 E.B.No.16 658 E.B.No.6 408 E.B.No.17 475 28 E.B.No.7 494 19 E.B.No.18 524 10 1"52 E.B.No.8 459 I E.B.No.19 349 E.B.No.9 366 10 41 E.B.No.20 395 13 E.B.No.lO 486 15 7 E.B.No.21 542 E.B.No.ll 364 4 E.8.No.22 378 10 WARD NO.I1I 2665 362 95 E.B.No.23 599 3 E.B.No.24 68l 24 50 E.B.No.12 325 E.B:No.25 595 118 E.B.No.13 371 8 E.B.No.l4 537 149 WARD NO. III 6272 7 86 E.B.No.15 617 180 II £.B.No.26 75 E.B.No.16 451 29 26 460 E.B.No.27 465 E.B.No.17 364 4 E.B.No.28 634 WARD NO.lV 2555 506 17 E.B.No.29 567 E.B.No.30 588 7 E.B.NoJ8 363 E.B.No.31 447 477 5 E.B.No.19 E.B.No.32 438 2 E.B.No.20 516 8 E.B.No.33 379 4 429 23 6 E.B.No.21 E.B.No.34 494 365 134 E.B.No.22 E.B.No.35 597- 405 341 6 E.B.No.23 E.B.No.36 558 5 E.B.No.37 645 WARD NO.V 4318 1197 634 E.B.No.24 573 99 3 WARD NO.lV '5~25 2002 39 E.B.No.25 686 85 296 E.B.No.38 526 241 E.B.No.26 516 39 272 E.B.No.39 373 76 10 E.B.No.27 458 132 E.B.No.40 529 206 E.B.No.28 722 493 E.B.NoAI 452 99 E.B.No.29 636 229 48 E.B.No.42 751 40 E.B.No.30 727 120 15 E.B.No.43 847 13 E.B.No.44 629 454 5/D BAGALKOT (M) 67858 5299 1618 E.B.No.45 654 487 10 WARD NO.1 7157 118 101 E.B.No.46 S64 399 6 E.B.No.1 699 42 WARD NO.X 6134 28 63 E.B.No.2 554 20 E.B.No.3 670 21 3 E.B.No.47 701 5 E.B.No.4 391 2 E.B.No.48 435 E.B.No.5 530 34 E.B.No.49 472 8 E.B.No.6 446 9 E.B.No.50 764 RB.No.7 522 3 4 E.B.No.51 515 8 16 489 STATEMENT V: TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATlON-1981 URBAN BLOCK WISE Name of Name of L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled Town/Ward Town/Ward No. Population Castes Tribes· No. Population Castes Tribes· Urban Block Urban Block 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 BAGALKOT (M) (Contd.,) BAGALKOT (M) (Concld.,) E.B.No.52 582 8 E.B.No.92 465 129 40 E.B.No.53 535 I 4 E.B.No.93 407 115 5 E.B.No.54 420 3 15 E.B.No.94 624 62 14 E.B.No.55 408 E.B:No.95 671 333 E.B.No.56 400 6 E.B.No.96 539 127 14 E.B.No.97 916 E.B.No.57 489 15 42 I3 E.B.No.98 509 E.B.No.58 413 2 E.B.No.99 688 49 4 E.B.No.lOO WARD NO.VI 2415 40 69 503 121 E.B.No.IOI 478 110 7 E.B.No.59 408 69 E.B.No.102 597 199 E.B.No.60 317 8 E.B.No.103 560 17 50 E.B.No.61 609 E.B.No.l04 496 8 34 E.B.No.62 495 12 E.B.No.105 713 131 E.B.No.63 . 586 20 E.B.No.l06 518 19 E.B.No.107 415 4 WARD NO.VII 4089 44 133 E.B.No.I08 716 274 E.B.No.l09 1071 ·26 E.B.No.64 200 E.B.No.11O 424 E.B.No.65 353 E.B.No.1l1 509 309 4 E.B.No.66 390 4 70 E.B.No.112 415 19 109 E.B.No.67 432 5 27 E.B.No.113 550 31 95 E.B.No.68 392 2 28 E.B.No.1I4 503 24 29 E.B.No.69 405 E.B.No.1I5 736 24 16 E.B.No.70 419 5 E.B.No.116 406 50 29 E.B.No.71 700 3 E.B.No.1l7 605 50 E.B.No.72 346 II 8 E.B.No.73 452 14 WARD NO.x1 4090 406 93 E.B.No.118 626 50 to WARD NO.VIII 2094 7 E.B.No.119 683 38 I E.B.No.74 646 E.B.No.120 641 54 6 E.B.No.75 560 E.B.No.121 441 58 76 E.B.No.76 598 7 E.B.No.122 595 52 E.B.No.77 290 E.B.No.123 273 13 E.B.No.124 556 103 WARD NO.IX 4583 30 76 E.B.No.125 275 38 E.B.No.78 750 8 9 5/111 BASAV ANA E.B.No.79 671 4 22 BAGEVADI (M) 18872 3321 117 E.B.No.80 695 4 5 E.B.No.81 651 4 lO WARD NO.1 3734 85 16 E.B.No.82 632 22 E.B.No.1 490 2 E.B.No.83 592 8 6 E.B.No.2 442 E.B.No.84 592 2 2 E.B.No.3 614 II E.B.No.4 337 26 WARD NO.X 19564 2579 552 E.B.No.5 563 15 E.B.No.85 522 E.B.No.6 510 5 E.B.No.7 E.B.No.86 485 6 29 412 12 E.B.No.8 E.B.No.87 719 103 2 3~ 14 7 E.B.No.88 801 79 3 WARD NO.I1 3525 80 32 E.B.No.89 1093 126 13 E.B.No.90 523 4 E.B.No.9 325 14 E.B.No.91 387 7 23 E.B.No.IO 476 9 STATEMENT V : TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-1981 URBAN BLOCK WISE Name of Name of L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled Town/Ward Town/Ward No. Population Castes Tribes· No. Population Castes Tribes· Urban Block Urban Block 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 BASAVANA BAGEVADI (M) (Cone/d.,) BlJAPUR (M) (Contd.,) E.B.No.11 609 E.B.No.9 185 48 E.B.No.12 461 2 E.B.No.1O 385 7 E.B.No.13 268 8 E.B.No.11 558 2 12 E.B.No.14 380 9 25 E.B.No.12 649 8 28 E.B.No.15 678 38 7 E.B.No.13 928 154 16 E.B.No.16 328 E.B.No.14 732 120 22 E.B.No.IS 790 358 34 WARD NO.Ill 3223 275 II E.B.No.16 218 6 E.B.No.17 791 252 E.B.No.17 606 II E.B.No.18 679 30 E.B.No.18 534 E.B.No.19 608 4 4 E.B.No.19 600 9 E.B.No.20 755 253 2 E.B.No.20 593 E.B.No.21 722 93 E.B.No.21 298 6 E.B.No.22 629 404 E.B.No.22 333 E.B.No.23 474 212 E.B.No.23 259 259 E.B.No.24 263 WARD NO.lV 4612 1443 13 E.B.No.25 602 E.B.No.26 579 30 E.B.No.24 561 76 6 E.B.No.27 581 96 E.B.No.25 551 197 7 E.B.No.28 355 117 E.B.No.26 611 562 E.B.No.29 211 30 E.B.No.27 393 168 E.B.No.30 532 187 II E.B.No.28 582 E.B.No.29 387 77 DIVISION NOJI 10857 323 26 E.B.No.30 433 28 E.B.No.1 616 27 E.B.No.31 413 E.B.No.2 600 E.B.No.32 410 128 E.B.No.3 90 E.B.No.33 271 207 E.B.No.4 640 E.B.No.5 699 9 WARD NO.V 3778 1438 45 E.B.No.6 677 73 E.B.No.34 493 E.B.No.7 647 16 E.B.No.35 539' 54 E.B.No.8 667 8 E.B.No.36 260 236 E.B.No.9 703 13 E.B.No.37 546 102 45 E.B.No.1O 657 3 E.B.No.38 428 352 E.B.No.ll 692 25 E.B.No.39 420 317 E.B.No.12 158 E.B.No.40 531 373 E.B.No.13 520 B.B.No.41 283 4 E.B.No.14 733 5 E.B.NoA2 278 E.B.No.15 643 12 2 E.B.No.16 631 I S/IV BIJAPUR (M) 147313 16493 1375 E.B.No.17 739 95 23 E.B.No.18 55 I DIVISION NO.1 17664 3361 187 E.B.No.19 690 36 E.B.No.l 668 44 4 DIVISION NO.lII 10649 883 78 E.B.No.2 449 16 E.B.No.3 276 4 E.B.No.1 314 8 E.B.No.4 714 113 13 E.B.No.2 361 E.B.No.5 1041 533 8 E.B.No.3 748 7 E.B.No.6 680 62 9 E.B.No.4 626 7 E.B.No.7 713 110 13 E.B.No.5 244 59 E.B.No.8 897 68 II E.B.No.6 766 3 23 491 STATEMENT V : TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-1981 URBAN BLOCK WISE Name of Name of L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled Town/Ward Town/Ward No. Population Castes Tribes· No. Population Castes Tribes· Urban Block Urban Block 2 4 5 2 3 4 BIJAPUR (M) (Con/d.,) BIJAPUR (M) (Con/d.,) E.B.No.7 100 E.B.No.8 689 3 E.B.No.8 461 II E.B.No.9 604 21 24 E.B.No.9 682 II 21 E.B.No.IO 605 8 94 E.B.No.1O 704 7 7 E.B.No.11 551 469 E.B.No.11 797 3 9 E.B.No.12 556 265 E.B.No.12 627 101 E.B.No.13 S07 101 E.B.No.13 637 5 E.B.No.14 506 305 E.B.No.14 683 179 3 E.B.No.15 617 50 E.B.No.15 694 16 E.B.No.16 693 16 E.B.No.16 144 4 E.B.No.17 742 39 7 E.B.No.17 544 8 E.B.No.18 787 ;6 6 E.B.No.18 662 326 E.B.No.19 622 558 II E.B.No.19 525 133 7 E.B.No.20 475 103 E.B.No.20 330 E.B.No.21 474 75 DIVISION NO.lV 14386 2488 129 DIVISION NO.VI 20231 3405 115 E.B.No.1 E.B.No.1 597 475 25 E.B.No.2 E.B.No.2 88 6 7 E.B.No.3 437 E.B.No.3 517 82 8 E.B.No.4 764 16 3 E.B.No.4 557 527 E.B.No.5 585 153 E.B.No.5 540 E.B.No.6 540 E.B.No.6 515 E.B.No.7 611 128 8 E.B.No.7 423 6 E.RNo.8 693 26 E.B.No.S 405 13 E.B.No.9 690 35 E.B.No.9 607 20 6 E.B.No.IO 634 59 E.B.No.1O 631 23 E.B.No.11 610 229 10 E.B.No.11 724 36 E.B.No.12 527 67 S E.B.No.12 559 68 E.B.No.13 654 5 . E.B.No.I3 759 234 35 E.B.No.14 819 588 26 E.B.No.14 78 E.B.No.15 662 430 E.B.No.IS 605 199 E.B.No.16 788 36 E.B.No.16 590 370 E.B.No.17 689 360 13 E.B.No.17 536 E.B.No.IS 820 174 18 E.B.No.IS 560 E.B.No.19 570 87 B.B.No.19 506 24 4 E.B.No.20 744 348 B.B.No.20 69 E.B.No.21 695 7 E.B.No.21 513 31 E.B.No.22 324 12 E.B.No.22 640 263 39 E.B.]'Io.23 783 27 E.B.No.23 562 16 E.B.No.24 277 27 E.B.No.24 665 7 E.B.No.25 751 45 E.B.No.25 801 29 E.B.No.26 744 E.B.No.26 367 2 E.B.No.27 693 145 E.B.No.28 546 16 DIVISION NO.V 12729 2256 186 E.B.No.29 644 10 6 B.B.No.1 620 163 16 E.B.No.30 635 3 9 B.B.No.2 684 E.B.No.31 645 B.B.No.3 394 E.B.No.32 ; 497 51 B.B.No.4 567 6 E.B.No.33 550 B.B.No.5 624 6 E.B.No.34 608 18 E.B.No.6 732 E.B.No.35 458 B.B.No.7 680 4 16 E.B.No.36 516 376 STATEMENT V : TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATlON-1981 URBAN BLOCK WISE Name of Name of l.,·.C, Total Scheduled Scheduled L.C, Total Scheduled Scheduled Town/Ward Town/Ward No. Population Castes Tribes· No, Population Castes Urban Block Urban Block Tribes· 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 BIJAPUR (M) (Contd.,) BlJAPUR (M) (Contd.,) DIVISION NO. VII 20646 1312 347 E.B.No,15 482 6 E.B.No.l 589 74 6 E.B.No.16 871 36 4 E.B.No,17 14 . E,B.No.2 440 7 890 E,B,No,18 E,B,No.3 532 4 18 753 19 E,B,No.4 644 23 E,B.No.19 645 3 4 E.B.No,20 E.B.No.5 510 21 760 9 4 E,B.No,21 E.B.No.6 765 12 6 630 E.B,No,22 E.B.No,7 679 182 831 38 5 E.B,No.23 E,B,No.8 467 40 2 816 43 47 E.B.No.24 E,B,No.9 500 9 757 II E.B,No.IO 646 139 9 DIVISION NO')X 10446 341 5 E.B.No.11 906 73 2 E.B.No.12 906 107 E.B.No.1 731 43 E,B.No,13 557 36 41 E.B.No.2 148 E,B,No,14 608 55 11 E.B.No,3 108 E.B,No,15 690 12 E.B,No,4 47 E.B,No.16 560 50 E,B.No.5 587 E,B,No.l7 593 19 E.B.No,6 743 E,B,No.IS 614 59 E.B.No.7 568 E.B.No.19 719 8 19 E.B,No.8 624 5 E.B.No.20 722. 17 E.B.No.9 482 31 E.B.No.21 698 E.B.No,1O 287 11 E.B.No.22 612 14 E,B.No.11 505 197 E.B,No,23 734 I 19 E,B.No.12 405 23 E.B,No,24 651 14 35 E.B.No,13 367 8 E.B,No,25 . 506 II E,B.No')4 714 E.B.No.26 567 31 36 E.B,No.15 651 E.B.No.27 517 14 E.B.No.16 650 E.B,No.28 580 60 24 E,B.No.17 744 11 E.B,No.29 607 10 5 E.B.No.18 777 E.B.No,30 455 31 8 E.B.No,19 721 E.B.No,31 611 26 5 E.B.No.20 587 6 E.B.No,n 740 19 E.B.No.33 699 206 28 DIVISION NO,X 13959 1721 71 E.B.No,34 22 E.B.No,1 519 14 E.B,No,2 423 239 DIVISION NO.VIII 15746 403 231 E.B.No.3 538 373 E.B,No,1 517 33 105 E.B.No.4 228 E.B.No,2 641 73' 28 E.B.No.5 604 E.B,No.3 482 20 E.B,No.6 727 13 E.B.No.4 493 E.B.No,7 767 8 E.B.No.5 418 8 II E,B,No,8 526 17 E.B.No.6 705 17 E.B.No.9 513 2 5 E.B.No.7 711 30 E,B.No.IO 588 E.B.No.S 827 12 E.B.No.11 593 20 E.B.No.9 653 E.B,No.12 522 6 6 E.B.No.IO 582 9 E.B.No.13 672 61 E.B.No.ll 571 E.B,No,14 606 127 E.B,No,12 505 E.B.No.15 555 158 5 E.B.No.13 628 22 20 E,B.No.16 472 E.B.No.14 518 3 E.B.No,17 644 195 4 4l)3 STATEMENT V: TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-1981 URBAN BLOCK WISE Name of Name of L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled Town/Ward Town/Ward No. Population Castes Tribes· No. Population Castes Tribes· Urban Block Urban Block 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 BlJAPUR (M) (Concld.,) aULEDAaUDDA (M) (Contd,,) E.B.No.18 539 118 E.B.NQ.5 614 23 14 E.B.No.l9 557 106 E.B.No.6 566 3 4 E.B.No.20 398 44 E.B.No.7 634 42 4 E.B.No.2! 647 26 E.B.No.S 577 E.B.No.22 663 E.B.No.23 616 142 DIVISION NO.II 4685 128 15 E.B.No.24 530 16 E.B.No.9 614 E,B.No.25 512 86 E.B.No.iO 480 . E.B.No.ll 502 S/V BILGI (M) 10047 1365 526 E.B.No.12 653 15 DIVISION NO.1 2069 54 9 E.B.No.13 609 E.B.No.14 453 2 688 6 E.B.No.1 E.B.No.15 372 523 E.B.No.2 E.B.No.16 536 518 54 3 E.B.No.3 E.B.No.17 466 126 E.B:No.4 340 DIVISION NO.Ill 6213 290 107 DIVISION NO.II 2337 762 81 E.B.No.18 529 557 10 E.B.No.5 E.B.No.19 610 3 9 528 181 13 E.B.No.6 E.B.No.20 725 263 7 623 382 E.B.No.7 E.B.No.21 660 629 189 68 E.B.No.8 E.B.No.22 546 21 E.B.No.23 516 DIVISION NO.Ill 1569 345 348 E.B.No.24 641 81 E.B.No.9 465 239 19 E.B.No.25 610 3 10 E.B.No.lO 382 61 21 E.B.No.26 414 E.B.No.lI 388 39 290 E.B.No.27 461 E.B.No.12 334 6 18 E.B.No.28 501 DIVISION NO.lV 2423 86 65 DIVISION NO.lV 4208 41 89 E.B.No.13 482 5 E.B.No.29 551 .5 E.B.No.14 379 16 33 E.B.No.30 640 21 41 E.B.No.lS 613 5? E.B.No.31 465 E.B.No.16 503 8 22 E.B.No.32 517 9 E.B.No.17 446 5 .5 E.B.No.33 341 I 43 E.B.No.34 484 10 DIVISION NO.V 1649 118 23 E.B.No.35 700 E.B.No.18 432 5 2 E.B.No.36 510 E.B.No.19 389 32 DIVISION NO.V 4762 30 6 E.B.No.20 405 19 E.B.No.2! 423 62 20 E.B.No.37 465 B.B.No.38 402 23 S/VI aULEDA- E.B.No.39 410 S aUDDA (M) 29262 1648 714 E.B.No.4O 358 E.B.No.41 562 DIVISION NO.1 4992 195 285 E.B.No.42 558 6 E.B.No.l 795 72 43 E.B.No.43 381 2 E.B.No.2 567 38 6 E.B.No.44 140 E.B.No.3 740 5 182 E.B.No.45 '369 E.B.No .• 499 1l 32 E.B.No.46 517 494 STATEMENT V: TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-1981 URBAN BLOCK WISE Name of Name of L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled L.C. Total Scheduled Schedulex Town/Ward Town/Ward No. Population Castes Tribes· No. Population Castes Tribes· Urban Block Urban ~Iock 2 3 4 I . 2 3 4 5 GULEDAGUDDA (M) (Cone/d.,) ILKAL (M) (Contd.,) DIVISION NO.VI 4402 964 212 E.B.Ne.2 484 18 E.B.No.47 433 B.B.No.3 614 38 12 ·E.B.No.48 483 E.B.No.4 437 3 E.B.No.49 659 E.B.No.5 414 E.B.No.50 SI9 25S E.B.No.6 549 E.B.No.51 S09 404 E.B.No.7 766 62 E.B.No.52 675 117 B.B.No.8 6S9 276 '21 E.B.No.S3 43S 191 E.B.No.54 689 188 21 WARD NO.2 5367 227 42 s/vn HUNGUND (M) 14550 1747 8S0 B.B.No.9 678 166 23 E.B.No.1O 372 DIVISION NO.1 3366 192 161 E.B.No.ll S66 E.B.No.12 470 E:B.No.l 67S 18 EtB.No.13 413 II E.B.No.2 684 E.B.No.14 E.Ir.No.3 500 4' 426 15 E.B.No.IS .E.B.No.4 43S 1.26. SS5 E.B.No.5 584 13 E.B.No.16 488 21 18 E.B.No.6 488 191 E.B.No.17 629 12 E.B.No.18 373 DIVISION NO.II 2532 49 487 E.B.No.19 361 E.B.No.7 548 10 70 WARD NO.3 4212 66 34 E.B.No.8 706 9 414 E.B.No.9 337 E.B.No.20 S40 5 E.B.No.1O SOl 4 3 E.B.No.21 S13 E.B.No.11 440 26 E.B.No.22 654 24 E.B.No.23 767 DIVISION NO.lIl 3138 56 90 E.B.No.24 730 32 34 E.a.No.l2 713 37 5 E.B.No.25 579 5 E.B.No.13 600 9 17 E.B.No.26 429 E.B.No.14 725 10 E.B.No.15 632 10 49 WARD NO.4 5447 54 28 E.B.No.16 468 9 E.B.No.27 748 DIVISION NO.lV 3567 573 91 E.B.No.28 731 6 E.B.No.29 314 E.B.No.17 758 65 8 E.B.No.30 561 E.B.No.18 677 108 20 E.B.No.31 398 E.B.NQ.19 635 324 26 E.B.No.32 505 E.B.No.20 657 60 19 E.B.No.33 569 10 21 E.B.No.21 450 ·16 5 E.B.No.34 423 E.B.No.22 390 13 E.B.No.35 597 DIVISION NO. V 1947 877 21 E.B.No.36 601 38 7 E.B.No.23 462 351 WARD NO.5 5344 298 36 E.B.No.24 549 438 9 E.B.No.25 565 II E.B.No.37 711 8 E.B.No.26 371 88 I E.B.No.38 581 8 7 E.B.No.39 453 6 SIVIII ILKAL (M) 36058 2919 583 E.B.No.40 391 6 E.B.No.41 520 75 WARD NO.1 4495 834 113 E.B.No.42 '478 7 E.B.No.l 572 516 E.B.No.43 416 STATEMENT V : TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-1981 " URBAN BLOCK WISE Name of Name of L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled Town/Ward Town/Ward No. Population Castes Tribes· No. Population Castes Tribes· Urban Block Urban Block 2 3 4 5 2 3 '4 5 ILKAL (M) (Concld.,) INDI (M) (Concld.,) E.B.No.44 485 79 E.B.No.15 658 15 , E.B.No.45 417 E.B.No.16 178 E.B.No.4(i 471 124 8 E.B.No.47 421 6 DIVISION NO.IV 3423 161 31 E.B.No.17 633 81 WARD NO.6 6069 112 102 E.B.No.18 784 E.B.No.48 580 7 E.B.No.19 410 E.B.No.49 487 E.~.No:20 701 10 18 E.B.No;SO 610 14 B.B.No.21 436 3 8 E.B.No.51 702 31 E.B.No.22 459 73 5 E.B.No.52 601 E.B.No.53 330 DIVISION NO.V 6766 2114 62 E.B.No.54 601 6 7 E.B.No.23 661 63 6 E.B.No.'S5 456 E.B.No.24 339 65 680 55 22 E.B.No.56 E.B.No.25 826 197 E.B.No.S7 457 32 E.B.No.26 204 34 E.B.No.58 565 12 27 E.B.No.27 755 160 42 E,B.No.28 WARD NO.7 5124 1328 228 239 5 E.B.No.29 540 47 E.B.No.59 463 E.B.No.30 503 397 7 E.B.No.60 321 183 25 'E.B.No.3J S07 409 3 E.B.No.61 564 64 15 E.B.No.32 588 132 E.B.No.62 294 239 E.B.No.33 632 536 E.B.No.63 417 121 E.B.No.34 193 124 E.B.No.64 424 3 E.B.No.35 626 454 79 62 E.B.No.65 549 E.B.No.36 153 91 3 E.B.No.66 592 62 53 E.B.No.67 712 293 13 SIX JAMKHANDI (M) 38542 4398 344 E.B.No.68 788 284 60 DIVISION NO.1 1767 2054 13 S/IX INDI (M) 17767 4161 812 E.B.No.1 703 6 DIVISION NO.1 2786 820 372 E.B.No.2 475 I 12 E.B.No.3 729 37 E.B.No.1 649 626 E.B.No.4 713 259 E.B.No.2 275 24 13 E.B.No.5 279 273 E.B.No.3 683 162 E.B,No.6 419 479 , 7 E.B.No.4 472 250 E.B.No.7 346 289 E.B.No.5 472 E.B,No.8 422 397 235 109 E.B.No.6 E.B.No.9 550 102 E.B.No.1O 429 7 DIVISION NO.II 2666 436 332 E.B.NO.1l 643 30 E.B.No.7' 583 I E.B.No.12 296 35 E.B.No.8 601 9 118 E.B.No.13 543 37 E.B.No.9 160 101' E.B.No.14 506 30 E.B.No.1O 600 60 148 E.B.No.15 425 30 E.B.No.l1 531 346 27 E.B.No.16 229 42 E.B.No.12 191 20 29 DIVISION NO.II 7475 1733 30 DIVISION NO.III 2126 24 15 E.B.No.17 314 20 E.B.No.l3 605 5 10 E.B.No.18 345 151 E.B.No.14 685 3 5 E.B.No.19 273 STATEMENT V : TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND. SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-1981 URBAN BLOCK WISE Name of Name of L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled Town/Ward Town/Ward Np. Population Castes Tribes· No. Population Castes Tribes· Urban Block .urban 'Block 2 3 4 5 I 2 3 4 5 JAMKHANDl (M) (Contd.,) JAMKHANDl (M) (Concld.,) E.B.No.20 643 643 DIViSION NO.VI 5923 39 32 E.B.No.21 534 138 E.B.No.65 651 7 18 E.B.No.22 624 56 E.B.No.66 312 E.B.No.23 681 63 E.B.No.67 718 8 E.B.No.24 518 217 7 E.B.No.68 555 4 E.B.No.25 427 223 E.B.No.69 381 E.B.No.26 414 95 E.B.No.70 350 E.B.No.27 480 16 E.B.No.71 600 E.B.No.28 659 38 8 E.B.No.n 550 E.B.No.29 471 52 8 E.B.No.73 771 24 E.B.No.30 287 E.B.No.74 107 E.B.No.31 745 21 7 E.B.No.75 432 3 6 DiVISION NO.lll 5300 398 36 E.B.No.76 496 E.B.No.32 576 9 17 SIX) KAMATGI (M) 11090 885 831 E.B.No.33 254 94 E.B.No.34 384 38 DIVISION NO.1 2416 9 175 15 E.B.No.35 643 104 E.B.No.1 643 E.B.No.36 395 101 E.B.No.2 605 60 633 II E.B.No.37 E.B.No.3 563 12· 4 E.B.No.38 838 E.B.No.4 605 8 115 E.B.No.39 480 3 E.B.No.40 314 DIVISION NO.II 1545 141 382 E.B.No.41 783 26 E.B.No.5 563 244 DIVISION NO.IV 6001 94 95 E.B.No.6 500 117 E.B.No.7 482 141 21 E.B.No.42 536 3 E.B.No.43 568 II DIVISION NO.lIl 1594 l)9 15 E.B.No.44 734 5 E.B.No.8 768 3 E.B.No.45 277 E.B.No.9 826 66 15 E.B.No.46 395 8 76 78 E.B.No.47 903 DIVISION NO.1V 1742 10 E.B.No.48 546 4 E.ij.No.49 536 E.B.No.IO 377 10 E.B.No.50 490 E.B.No.ll 453 5 E.B.No.51 593 4 E.B.No.12 477 E.B.No.52 423 E.B.No.13 435 DIVISION NO.V 3793 656 254 DIVISION NO. V 6076 80 138 E.B.No.14 626 E.B.No.53 634 6 53 E.B.No.15 470 E.B.No.54 643 E.B.No.16 714 81 126 E.B.No.55 283 E.B.No.17 705 78 E.B.No.56 292 E.B.No.18 729 391 24 E.B.No.57 525 E.B.No.19 549 184 26 E.B.No.58 580 20 E.B.No.59 579 40 8 51XII KERUR (M) 13196 1436 401 E.B.No.60 555 8 70 DIVISION NO.1 3254 192 II E.B.No.61 386 7 E.B.No.62 348 E.B.No.l 415 E.B.No.63 688 6 E.B.No.2 415 7 E.B.No.64 563 E.B.No.3 386 497 STATEMENT V : TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-1981 URBAN BLOCK WISE Name of Name of LC. Total Scheduled Scheduled L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled Town/Ward Town/Ward NQ. Population Castes Tribes· No. Population Castes Tribes· Urban Block Urban Block 2 4 ·5 2 3 4 5 KERUR (M) (Concld.,) MAHALlNGPUR (M) (Concld.,) E.B.NoA 416 127 E.B.No.13 580 3 E.B.No.5 366 28 ·10 E.B.No.14 726 E.B.No.6 374 5 E.B.No.15 745 E.B.No.7 462 23 E.B.No.16 465 5 E.B.No.S 420 2 E.B.No.17 373 14 6 23 DIVISION NOJI 2714 426 10' DIVISION NO.I1I 2605 23 E.B.No.27 455 5 19 E.B.No.9 579 3 E.B.No.28 410 3 E.B.No.lO 671 E.B.No.29 503 2 E.B.No.ll 634 91 5 E.B.No.30 537 4 E.B.No.12 475 299 5 E.B.No.31 700 13 1 E.B.No.I3 355 33 DIVISION NO.I.V. 5648 2086 105 DIVISION NO.Ill 2811 699 58 E.R.No.14 536 14 15 E.B,No.18 658 44 92 E.B.No.15 554 294 E.B.No.19 723 198 E.B.No.16 507 68 11 E.B.No.20 765 137 13 E.B.No.17 633 156 7 E.B.No.2l 510 184 E.B.No.lS 581 167 19 E.B.No.22 668 258 E.B.No.23 740 731 DIVISION NOJV 2126 67 E.B.No.24 322 109 E.B.No.25 698 304 545 61 E.B.No.19 E.B.No.26 564 121 E.B.No.20 478 E;B.No.21 567 6 S/XIV MUDDE E.B.No.22 536 49 BIHAL (M) 14962 1674 325 DIVISION NO. V 2291 67 255 WARD NO.1 4035 512 217 E.-B.No.23 680 16 E.B.No.1 769 40 166 E.B.No.24 641 11 E.B.No.2 573 II E.B.No.25 464 14 189 E.B.No.3 623 55 12 E.B.No.26 506 26 66 E.B.NoA 608 26 31 E.B.No.5 578 33 ~ 7 S/XIII MAHA E.B.No.6 884 347 LINGPUR (M), 17809 2189 179 WARD NO.2 3107 1025 96 DIVISIOlN NO.1 4983 64 37 E.B.No.7 489 E.B.No.1 502 6 E.B.No.8 602 41 E.B.No.2 509 15 E.B.No.9 449 3 7 E.B.No.3 633 18 E.B.No.IO 553 206 47 E.B.NoA 513 8 E.B.No.11 501 457 E.B.No.5 550 6 32 E.B.No.12 513 318 42 E.B.No.6 496 WARD NO.3 2209 12 10 E.B.No.7 399 5 E.B.No.8 622 4 E.B.No.13 688 3 E.B.No.9 759 7 E.8.No.14 412 E.B.No.15 524 DIVISION NO.II 4573 16 14 E.B.No.16 585 9 10 E.B.No.lO 569 WARD NO.4 2461 53 E.B.No.11 421 E.R.No.12 694 E.B.No.17 593 4l)X STATEMENT V : TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-1981 URBAN BLOCK WISE Name of Name of L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled Town/Ward. Town/Ward No. Population Castes Tribes· No. Population Castes Tribes· Urban Block Urban Block 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 s MUDDEBIHAL (M) (Cone/d.,) MUDHOL (M) (Concld.,) E.B.No.18 583 E.B.No.28 487 24 E.B.No.19 546 7 E.B.No.29 685 13 E.B.No.20" 739 46 E.B.No.30 893 315 11 E.B.No.31 721 7 WARD NO.5 3150 72 2 E.B.No.32 623 20 8 E.B.No.21 610 2 E.B.No.33 526 484 E.B.No.22 493 E.B.No.34 561 248 B.B.No.23 513 11 ·E'.B.No.35 766 463 E..B.No.24 469 10 5/XVI RABKA VI E.B.No.25 ';01 12 BANHATTl (M) 51693 4721 1213 E.B.No.26 564 36 2 DIVISION NO.1 14342 1014 281 S/XV MUDHOL (M) 21356 3217 271 E.B.No.l 417 56 WARD NO.1 2680 18 14 ·E.R No.2 510 93 25 E.B.No.1 437 E.B.No.3 552 E.B.No.2 515 E.B.No.4 '552 E.B.No.3 782 6 E.B.No.5 875 106 E.B.No.4 512 6 14 E.B.No.6 620 44 9 E.B.No.5 434 6 E.B.No.7 456 3 E.B.No.8 547 26 WARD NO.2 3255 634 62 E.B.No.9 708 E.B.No.1O 544 4 E.B.No.6 587 55 20 E.B.No.ll 462 E.B.No.7 635 3 26 E.B.No.12 614 8 6 E.B.No.8 610 9 14 E.B.No.13 570 30 E.B.!'Io.9 730 60 2 E.B.No.l4 554 I E.B.No.IO 693 507 E.B.No.IS 470 3 WARD NO.3 4757 826 34 E.B.No.16 450 E.B.No.17 459 4 E.B.No.ll 656 12 E.B.No.IS 445 E.B.No.12 655 17 4 E.B.No.19 591 E.B.No.13 710 82 10 E.B.No.20 580 4 E.B.No.14 750 6 E.B.No.21 603 E.B.No.15 588 E.B.No.22 723 14 49 E.B.No.16 443 83 E.B.No.23 484 151 49 E.B.No.17 424 356 E.B.No.24 466 6 25 14 E.B.No.18 531 276 E.B.No.25 443 272 92 E.B.No.26 647 214 . WARD NO.4 4164 124 142 E.B.No.l9 598 II 18 DIVISION NO.II 6698 61 155 611 30 35 E.B.No.20 E.B.No.27 448 118 458 I 27 E.B.No.21 E.B.No.28 478 5 692 20 17 E.B.No.22 E.B.No.29 422 5 13 E.B.No.23 582 39 45 E.B.No.30 427 E.B.No.24 532 16 E.B.No.31 368 E.B.No.25 591 7 E.B.No.32 457 E.B.No.33 590 WARD NO.5 6500 1615 19 E.B.No.34 352 E.B.No.26 628 26 E.B.No.43 692 10 11 E.B.No.27 610 15 E.B.No.44 850 31 7 STATEMENT V : TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-1981 URBAN BLOCK WISE Name of Name of L.C. Total Scheduled Scheduled L.c. Total Scheduled Scheduled Town/Ward Town/Ward No. Population Castes Tribes' No. Population Casles Tribes' Urban Block Urban Block 2 3 4 2 3 ,4 5 RABKAVI-BANHATTI (M) (Contd.,) RABKA VI-BANHATTl (M) tconcld.,) E.B.No:45 539 E.B.No.8I 415 E.B.No.46 335 E.B.No.82 404 E.B.No.47 740 10 6 E.B.No.8J 430 187 " E.B.No.84 840 268 DIVISION NO.III 4558 282 E.B.No.85 490 33 E.B.No.35 418 E.B.No.86 665 32 E.B.No.36 522 E.B.No.87 709 13 E.B.No.37 599 E.B.No.88 676 16 4 E.B.No.38 547 ,E.B.No.89 670 7 E .. B.No.39 572 E.B.No.90 321 E.B.No.40 ,821 277 E.B.No.91 446 E.B.No.41 491 E.B.No.92 457 77 E.B.No.42 588 E.B.No.93 645 371 E.B.No.94 476 312 DIVISION NO.lV 10401 1742 60 E.B.No.95 544 265 E.B.No.48 342 50 E.B.No.96 .658 190 400 E.B.No.49 413 6 E.B.No.97 542 58 7 E.B.No.50 488 12 E.B.No.51 531 69 S/XVII SINDGI (M) IS811 2203 1636 E.B.No.52 617 198 41 E.B.No.53 489 3 WARD NO.1 3118 306 867 E.B.No.54 669 158 II E.B.No.1 482 234 12 E.B.No.55 442 8 143 E.B.No.2 555 15 14 E.B.No.56 611 E.B.No.3 486 II 212 E.B.No.57 498 E.B.No.4 425 7 E.B.No.58 580 66 E.B.No.5 504 17 E.B.No.59 585 115 E.B.No.6 666 29 4()(I E.B.No.6O 672 E.B.No.61 477 WARD NO.2 2349 36 657 E.B.No.62 348 E.B.No.63 515 E,B.No.7 426 3 240 E.B.No.64 327 E.B.No.8 514 5 94 E.B.No.65 444 E.B.No.9 707 28 224 E.B.No.66 592 161 E B.No,1U 702 9<) E.B.No.67 355 355 E.B.No.68 406 406 WARD NO.3 3445 87 43 F.B.No.11 502 12 II DIVISION NO.V 5839 90 9 l-.B.No.12 785 18 ') E.B.No.69 445 6 r:.B.No.13 470 E.B.No.70 364 8. 3 1'.B.No.14 430 7 3 E.B.No.71 615 E.B.No.IS 697 32 20 E.B.No.n 596 E.B.No.f6 561 18 E.B.No.73 717 29 WARD NO.4 250R 157 14 E.B.No.74 521 7 E.B.No.75 315 E.RNo.17 758 16 E.B.No.76 758 E.RNo.IS 474 34 E.B.No.n 385 E.B.No.19 422 3 E.B.No.78 492 3 6 E.B.No.20 854 104 14 E.B.No.79 631 34 WARD NO.5 4391 1617 55 DIVISION NO.VI 9855 1532 708 E.B.No.21 586 36 5 E.B.No.80 467 E.B.No.22 391 II 500 STATEMENT V : TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATlON-1981 URBAN BLOCK WISE NaUle of L.c. Total Town/Ward Scheduled Scheduled L.C. Name of No. Total Scheduled Scheduled Urban Block I'opulatioll Castes Tribes' No. Town/Ward Urban Block Population Castes Tribes' 2 4 5 2 3 4 5 SIND(il (M) «('",wid.. ) TAI.IKOTA (M) (Concld .• ) I'.B.No.1.1 76t! 422 E.H.No.35 I'.B.No.24 '1% 177 32 594 189 LIl.No.2:; 664 'in S/XIX TERDAL (M) 19083 3950 25 !'.Il.No.2!, 779 1.16 1~.B.No.27 607 143 17 WARD NO.1 3605 17 E.B.No.1 711 10 5!XVIII TAI.II\OTA (M) 111336 1845 483 E.B.No.2 625 E.B.No.3 W AR[) NO.1 4547 545 32 456 7 E.B.No.4 394 E.Il.No.1 639 115 4 E.B.No.5 735 E.B.No.2 877 395 E.B.No.6 684 E.B.No.3 397 27 6 t.B.No.4 569 I 8 WARD NO.2 1903 E.B.No.5 SIS 4 14 E.B.No.6 526 E.B.No.7 609 E.B.No.7 564 3. E.B.No.8 555 E.B.No.8 460 E.B.No.9 353 E.B.No.1O 386 WARD NO.2 3528 2 WARD NO.3 1911 13 E.B.No.9 352 ~.No.IO 633 E.B.No.11 680 E.B.No.11 512 E.B.No.12 711 13 E.B.No.12 433 E.B.No.13 52q E.B.No.\3 745' E.B.~o.14 430 WARD NO.4 2519 521 22 E.B.No.IS 423 E.B.No.14 576 10 22 E.B.No.15 459 140 WARP NO.3 4584 700 49 E.B.No.16 529 248 E.B.No.16 513 5 E.B.No.17 360 121 E.B.No.17 567 518 E.B.No.18 595 2 E.B.No.IS 611 41 5 E.B.No.19 293 34 WARD NO.5 3974 2418 E.B.No.20 408 74 E.B.No.19 646 6 E.B.No.21 487 12 22 E.B.No.20· 717 35 E.B.No.22 525 2 E.B.No.21 566 380 E.B.No.23 730 16 E.B.No.22 478 461 E.B.No.24 450 19 E.B.No.23 599 599 E.B.No.24 545 WARD NO.4 2979 369 391 514 E.B.No.25 423 423 E.B.No.25 421 4 E.B.No.26 402 24 52 wAim NO.6 2222 E.B.No.27 649 5 205 E.B.No.26 608 E.B.No.28 364 196 E.B.No.27 665 E.B.No.29 493 140 59 E.B.No.28 455 E.B.No.30 650 75 E.B.No.29 494 WARD NO.5 2698 229 10 WARD NO.7 2949 980 E.B.No.31 690 10 E.B.No.30 632 210 E.B.No.32 617 5 3 E.B.No.31 617 546 E.B.No.33 369 30 5 E.B.No.32 720 E.B.No.34 368 115 E.B.No.33 980 1()9 • Scheduled Tribes figures would appear to include high returns relating to c~rtain communities with nomenclatures similar to those included in the list of Scheduled Tribes consequent on the removal of area restrlcllonS. 501 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDAR1ES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED I N CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : BADAMI TOWN: BADAMI (M) WARD NO. I Western part & P.W.D. Road i.e. Forest Area New Lane K.E.B Colony, N.E.S. Totar oni Station Road Quarters, R.G. PatH Chowk, Totar oni Road (part) 154 2 Chowdikera oni Malgitti - S\valaya Fort Area Hondada Road and Barakera oni Road, 12 Roall Thotalla oni Road Totar oni Road 13 99 3 Totar oni part Agalat Teggu Fort Area Hosa Lane Totar oni Road 100. 118 & 145 165 Malgitti - Shivalaya Road 119 140 Taluk Office Road 141 144 Fort Road 166 172& 204 215 Amargoloni 173 203 4 Killa oni Totar oni Fort Area Hondada Road Chowdikera oni, Barakera oni, Hondakera oni oJ- 138 Brahman oni Chowdikera oni Fort Area Hondada Road Hondakera oni 139 148 Killa oni 149 175 Watch Maker House Road and Kamatara oni 176 255 WARD NO. II 6 Agastya Teerth Killa oni Fort Area Banadar oni & Brahmins' oni and Road , Hond Hondada Road leading to Killa oni and Fort 93 7 FOrest Area Killa oni, Fort Area Honda & Hondada- Soudagar oni, Museum Area, Brahmins' oni katte oni Tatakote Area and Hondada Katte Area 94 209 8 Agastya Road Bazar Road Hondada Road Talawar oni Hanuman Temple Road, Badigera oni, Mariyappa Divatar oni 82 9 Banadar oni part Kalin Bazar Badiger oni & Divatar oni & Bazar Road, Thagi Lane, Killa oni Talawar oni part Divatar oni & Weavers Road 83 155 10 Honda Agasta Road Banadar oni & Dattatraya Road Hondada Road, Basti Road 95 Killa oni II Hondada Road Doddamaniyavara Agasi & Talawar oni & Vitoba Temple Road, Hondada oni Banadar oni Divatar oni Road, Basti Road 96 lSI WARD NO. III 12 Agasta Road Kalina Bazar Talawar oni Bazar Road Agasta Road I 39 Grain Bazar, Road 40 47 Bazar Road 48 79 13 Hondadakatti oni Ganigar oni & Dattatraya Road Nekar oni & Bazar Road 80 97 Road Pattanadavar oni Harijankeri Virupaksha Temple Road Ullagaddi oni including Mitla Koda oni 98 148 S02 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road!Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7. 8 T ALUK : BADAMI (Contd.) TOWN: BADAMI (Contd.) 14 Hondadakatti Nekar oni Brahmins' oni Harijankeri Pattanadavara oni, Nekar oni, Harijankeri 109 IS Menabasadi Road Nekar oni Nekar oni part Menabasadi Road Harijankeri & Nekar oni complete and lanatha Houses 110 227 16 Hondada Road Kandakada Teggu Kavali oni Masana Vata & Pattanadavara Bazar Road 49 (Trench) Agricultural Fields Shivappaiah Mutt Road 50 74 17 Nekar oni Kallipeti Kavali Road Nekar oni Kavali oni 75 145 Neelavvan Teggu WARD NO. IV 18 Ullagaddi oni Kallipeti Bazar Road Kavali Road Hondada canal 13 , Road Masjid Road Kavali Road 14 29 Mannur oni 30 68 19 Pattanadavar oni Ganigar oni part Bazar Road Road leading to Kariholada oni 69 84 Honda P attanasetty oni 85 109 126 152 Sirasi Lane 110 125 20 Kallipeti & Ganigar Agalat Teggu Bazar parts Neelavvan Teggu Kallipeti Mallanavar oni, oni Road (Trench) (Trench) Bashekeni Teggu 86 21 Hiremat & Ganigar Agalat Teggu Bazar Road Mallanavar oni Kallipeti and northern side of oni Hondada Canal 87 172 22 Shetter oni P.W.D. Road Bazar Road Agalat Teggu Ganigar oni (WS) in Hiremath Vaddar oni Area and Railway Station Banshankari Road 118 23 Agalat Teggu & P.W.D Road Hosa Lane Masana Vata & Sunkada Hanumanth Temple Harijankeri Bazar Road Area, Vegetable Market Area and Mena Basadi Road 119 301 WAIWNO. V 24 Banashankari Road Adda Halla P.W.D. Road, Agricultural Fields Banashankari Road Desai plots A.P.M.C. Area I 55 M.L.B.C. Colony 56 120 P.W.D. quarters & Desai plots 121 161 25 Banashankari Road Bungalow Alloji & Kallal oni Ramadurg Road Cinema Road (WS) and Desai plots Mahantesh Talkies (SS) 3 7 88 & 135 139 Banashankari Road, Bajantri oni and Lenkannawar oni 4 6 89 134 26 P.W.D. Road K.M.P. Chawl Muchiger oni Lenkannawar oni Talwar Master oni, Sungara oni and Muchiger oni 84 503 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: BADAMI (Cone/d.) TOWN: BADAMI (M) (Concld.) 27 P.W.D. Road K.A. Bagawan plots Goudar plo[s Horapeli oni Kallal oni, Katukara oni, P.W.D. Bungalow Road & Gubbi Master's House Front Road 85 195 28 P.W.D. Road Agricultural Elel(l~ Goudar plots Desai plots Muchiger oni, Gubbi Master and Vasudev Master's Area and M.P. Shah Quarters 196 321 29 Station Road Agriculturai Fields Makan Road MUchiager oni Road Stalion Road. Chalukya Road, Navalgund Doctor's House Road and birls' urdu School Road and its byelane 91 30 P.W.D. Road Agricultural Fields Gondi! STATEMENT VI (Contd.• ) 504 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERA nON BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. -----_ No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From T(J :2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK ; BAGALKOT TOWN; BAGALKOT (M) WARD NO. I Contractor's House Anjuman High Mevin Bazar Haveli Road Aunde Galli &Honyal Galii I 70 Road School Road Road 72,74 77 179 234 2 Road behind Sri Contractor's House Mevin Bazar Haveli Road Aunde Galli & Honyal Galli 71,73 & Anwatti building Road Road 78 to 178 3 Lane from E.T.S. Anjuman High Chawadi Road Post Office Road Honyal Galli, Nandi~ol Galli, No. 137 towards School Road & Sankannavar Galli 70 North upto Nandi- Paigarnber Road 125 135 kol Galli 4 Ghataprabha Road Lane connecting Nandikol Galli Post Office upto Honyal Galli, Nandikol Galli, Chawadi Road and Road Kottalesh Temple Sankannavar Galli 71 124 PoOst Office Road Road 5 Ghataprabha Road Dan8i Pungi Galli Part of Ganga- Anjuman High Ganpwati, Nandikol, Road wati lane from School Chawadi Sank8DQ.var Galli 54 C.T.S. 223 to 488 Road 143 172 6 Gramadevi Road Dangi Pungi Galli Ganpwati Galli Nandikol Galli joisar BAavi Galli SS 142 Road Road Road of Sankan- navar Galli 7 Aryar .Galli Road Ghataprabha River Asar Mosque Road leading to Aryar Galli, Dan8i Galli 38 Road Road Honyal Galli 84 105 118 12i 8 Dangi Pungi Galli Ghataprabha River Aryar Galb Asar Galli Halahalli Galli 39 83 Road 106 117 9 Halali Galli & Road leadmg to Yarnanoorappa Aryar Galli-Sindhe Halahalli Galli 98 Maruti Galli Yarnanoorappa Darga and Road Darga Ghataprabhlr° River 10 Maratha Galli Herakal House Ghataprabha Gangawati Galli Gangawati Galli, Narayana River Swamy Temple Area and Narasimha Swamy Temple Area 64 II Sindhe House lane Gangawati Galli Halahali Galli & Lane behind Halahali Galli 65 153 Lavangi Math Jumma Masjid 12 Killa Niragasi Road. Jumllla Masjid Yamanoorappa Gangawati Galli & Halahali Galli 8 Front Road Darga Road Joshi well 45 81 104 HI 13 Jumma Masjid Road behind Part of Road Part of Road Halahali Galli 9 44 Road Jumtna Masjid & leading to leading to 82 103 Lavangi Math Yamanoorappa Gangawati Galli & Darga Joshi well 50S STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUI\: BAGALKOT (Contd.) TOWN: BAGALKOT (M) (Contd.) WARD NO. II 14 Pani Mahal Road Killa Niragasi Road Ghataprabha Lane connecting Killa Pani Mahal Area I 32 River Killa Niragasi and 55 61 Pani Mahal Road 93 101 15 Pani Mahal Road Killa Niraglisi ~oad Connection lane Bendigeri P .S.I. Killa Pani Mahal Area 33 54 Killa Niragasi Road 62 92 and Pani Mahal Road 16 Pani Mahal Road Gramadevi Road Road in fornt of Pankha Masjid Venugopal Galli III Gendigeri Road P .S.I.'s HOllse 17 Lane before Pani Mahal Road Ghataprabha Pankha Masjid Venkatesh Galli 6 Sharabatwala River Road 41 71 House 18 Kandak Road Lane before Ghataprabha Pankha Masjid (Trench) Sharabatwala River Road Ambiger Galli and House Dhobi Galli 7 40 19 Dhubalkot Galli Road behind Part of Asar Road in fornt of Pankha Masjid Galli Pankha Masjid Tanksali Galli I 45 100 ' III 20 Dhubalkot Galli Lane from Asar Part of Asar Lane before Dhubalkot Galli 46 99 Galli upto Tanka- Galli Tankasali House sali House 21 Pendar Galli Pankha Masjid Trench Road Maruti Galli Road Pendar GaUi (both sides) 19 byelane byelane byelane 24 36 91 127 22 Jain peth Road Part of Trench Trench Road Part of Maruti Pendar Galli, Maruti oni Road leading to Galli Road Road 20 23 & Pendar Galli 37 90 23 Jainpeth Road Road in front of Ambabai Gopilal Pippadakar Ambabai Road and Cross leading to Murali- Sri Najawadekar Garden House Roads 121 dhar Temple & House Ambabai Garden 24 Shivaji Wadakar Dhubalkot Rolld Bhavani Temple Road leading to Road leading to Jain peth I' 7 House's front road Road Jain peth 175 180 Shivaji Wadakar House's front road 8 36 Bhavani Temple Road 37 43 Trench Road 156 174 181 200 506 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. N arne or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road!Lane! Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : BAGALKOT (Contd.) TOWN: BAGALKOT (M) (Contd.) 25 Wadakar's House Part of Trench Ambabai Garden A lane from Trench Bangar Galli 44 ISS Road lane to Municipal Road to Wadakar's Latrines House WARD NO. III 26 Road before Jain peth Ghat Part of Part of Balaji Balaji Galli 79 Bankapur Galli Road Ghataprabha Mandir Road River 27 Kallaholi Ghat Road before Part of Ghata- Part of Balaji Shali lane, Saroji oni and Road Bankapur Galli prabha River Mandir Road Gachchi lada oni 80 143 28 Kallaholi Ghat Part of Road from Vithobha Road from Amba- Gabbur Galli and Jain peth- Road Vithobha Temple Temple Road bal Road leading to Masjid Road I 69 leading to 10ladavar Kallolli River via 13S 165 Galli upto Amba Jumma Masjid Bhavani Road 29 Road leading to Jain peth Road Balaji Temple Amba Bhavani Bhingiriyavar Galli 70 134 Joladawar gate Gabbur House Road Road 30 Circus Galli Jain peth River Bhingiriyavar Gangadhar Road Chigariyavar Galli Road Galli Gangadhar Mutt Road and Baramadevara Temple Area 115 31 Revadigar Galli Jain peth River Gangadhara Halpeth Road Revadigar Galli 47 67 Road Mutt 70 141 32 Joladavar Galli Revadigar Galli Gangadhara Halpeth Road Joladavar Galli 1 46 Mutt 68 69 33 Ullagaddi Galli J olaclavar Galli Jadager Galli Halpeth Road Jadeger Galli 56 Road 34 Miskin Galli Road Ullagaddi Galli J adager Galli Halpeth Road J adager Galli 57 128 Road 35 Kallolli River Road Road Across Road from J adager Galli Ambabai Devi Galli I 17 Miskin Galli Miskin Galli 86 152 towards east to Kallolli River Road 36 Miskin Galli Ambabai Temple Ambabai Galli Jadager Galli Ambabai Devi Galli 18 85 Road 37 North South Road Circus Galli Ambabai Galli Jadager Galli· J adager Galli 133 from Sri Basa- veshwar Temple to Ambabai Gudi WARD NO. IV 38 Cattle Market Circus Galli Ghataprabha Lane in the Butcher Butcher Galli 104 River Galli 39 Cattle Market Circus Galli Lane in Butcher MaUapur Road Butcher Galli 105 165 Galli 507 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : BAGALKOT (Conld.) TOWN: BAGALKOT (M) (Conld.) 40 Chaukimath & Lane connecting Mallapur Road Samagar Galli Sam agar Galli 95 Darga Mallapur Road and Samagar Galli 41 Lane connecting Khatik Naka Mallapur Road Samagar Galli Sam agar Galli 96 181 Mallapur Road and Samagar Galli 42 Golappanawar Galli Kinagiyawar Galli Halpeth Main Hosapeth Main Goiappanawar Galli 154 Road Road 43 Khatik Naka Golappa Galli Khalik Naka Hosapeth Main Kinagiyavar Galli 106 Road Road 44 Shanasavali Darga Khatik Naka Haralayya Road Ambedkar Colony Dr. Ambedkar Road W.S. 1 49 & Grave Yard -do- E.S. 50 120 45 Railway line Katakara Agasi Shanashavali Hosapeth Road Motagi Basaveshwara Road 56 Road and Nala Darga and N ala & Durgadevi Mandir Durgadevi Road 79,81 92 Mandir Road 94 98 & 133 Motagi Basaveshwar Road, Darga and Railway line 183 221 , 46 Motgi Basaveshwar Khatik Naka Samagar Galli Durgadevi Mandir Dr. Ambedkar Road 57 78 Road Road Road South-Western side 80,93 & 99 132 134 .148 Northern Side 149 :182 WARD NO. V 47 Koulpeth Road Road via Koulpeth Shirur Road Koulpeth Road TajJashetti Galli 136 North-South Bajana Mandir byelane 48 Lane from Shirur Koulpeth Road Shirur Agasi Hublimath Road Koulpeth I 41 Road to Hublimath Road 123 148 Road via Janda Masjid 49, Khatik Naka Lane from Shirur Shirur Road Hublimath Road Jadager Galli 42 122 Road to Hublimath Road via Janda Masjid 50 Municipal Drainage Veterinary Hospital Koulpeth V.B.B. Road Jadager Galli 152 Road byelane 51 Koulpeth Road Tenginmath Road Shirur Agasi Lane from Tertginmath Galli 10 53 Road Tenginmath Road to Koulpeth Road 52 Koulpeth Road Tenginmath Road Lane from Veterinary Hospital Hundekar Ziddi I 9 Tenginmath 54 189 Road to Koulpeth Road 508 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered. under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. South East West North Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 :; 6 7 8 T ALUK : BAGALKOT (Contd.) TOWN: BAGALKOT.(M) (Contd.) 53 From Hundekar Savanur Galli Hundekar Galli Charanti Math Charanthi Math I 45 Galli lane near Sri Lane Road 68 69 V. S. Math's house towards south upto Charanti Math Road 54 Tenginmath Road Savanur Galli & from Hundekar Kankanameli Charanti Math Hundekar Galli 46 67 Galli lane near Galli Road 70 95 V. S. Math's house towards south up to Charanti Math Road 55 Tenginmath Road Savanur Galli Venkatidas & From Savanur Galli Motagi & Devanagavi Galli 40 52 Devanagavi to the East via 56 81 Galli Babushedji Galli along with lane leading to Hundekar Galli 56 College Road Savanur Galli From Savanur Kankanmeli Galli & Kankanmeli Galli 39 Galli to the east Hundekar Galli Hundekar Galli 53 55 via Gabashedji ~2 86 building along the lane leading to Hundekar Galli 57 A lane from Savanur Galli Road Hosapeth Road Motagi Galli Nagareshvar Galli and 70 Hosapeth Road to Choudarigalli Motagi Galli via Jorapur's house 58 College Road From Hosapeth Hosapeth Road Motagi Galli Revadigar Galli 71 112 Road to Motagi Galli via Jorapur's House WARD NO. VI S9 From Hugar Galli Ambiger Galli Hugar Galli Pinjar Galli Ambiger Galli 32 South to Pinjar 38 41 Galli 112 144 60 Balappanavar Galli From Hugar Galli Hugar Galli Patradavar Galli Patradavar Galli 33 37 South to Pinjar 42 111 Galli 61 Lane connecting Gollar Galli Balappanavar Hosapeth Road Patte Shaha Galli 91 Hosapeth and Galli 160 168 Balappa oni 175 190 509 :STAlbMbNT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: BAGALKOT (Contd.) TOWN: BAGALKOT (M) (Contd.) 62 Patte Shaha Galli Connecting lane of Yelligutti Galli Hosapeth Road Yelligutti Galli 92 159 Road Balappanvar oni & 169 174 Hosapeth Road 63 Gollar Galli Hugar Galli Patradavar Galli Hosapeth Hugar Galli 165 (Madavu) WARD NO. VII 64 Kappad Bazar Halapeth Market Halapeth Road Adat Bazar Pinjar Galli 363 Road 65 Hugar Galli Kappad Bazar Road Halapeth Main Lane from Market Kaiaigar Galli 12 Road leading to Sakroji IS Press 20 97 , 66 Ambiger Gfllli Kappad Bazar Road Lane from Hosapeth Main Barshi Galli 13,14 Market leading Road (Adat Bazar) 16 19 to Sakroji Press 98 235 67 Lane by the side of Ambiger Galli Halapeth Main Road in front of Jorapur Galli r 45 Sri Basavanna Road Sakroji Pres!> 112 146 Temple 68 Road in front of Lane by the side of Halapeth Main Road in front of Gaddimath 46 III Sharada Printing Sri Basavanna Road Sakroji Press Press Temple 69 A Road from Hala- Road to Sharada Halapeth Main Kumbar Galli & Kumbar Galli 18 peth Main Road to Printing Press Road Yelligutti Galli 24 43 Kumbar Galli 103 134 70 Lane to Bagawan From Halapeth Halapeth Main Kumbar palli & Bagawan Galli 19 23 Galli Main Road to Road Yelligutti Galli 44 102 Kumbar Galli 71 Kingagi Galli Road Kalala Galli Halapeth Main. Hosapeth Main Kiilgagi Galli 110 Road ~oad 72 Kalala Galli Road from Fattesab Galli Hosapeth Main Fattesab Galli III 174 Hosapeth Main to Road Fattesab Galli 73 Kalala Galli Mandi Galli Halapeth Main Fattesab Galli Mandiyawar Galli 175 242 Road WARD NO. Vlll 74 Kappad Bazar Station Road New Bazar Amarshetti Galli & Amarshetti Galli 220 Savanur Galli (Basaveshwara Shanti Galli Bank Road) 75 Savanur Galli Mirji Galli ShantiGalli Balulmath & Shanti Galli 7S Kasat's House Front Road 510 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS QF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Streetl Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, ttc. From To 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 TALUK; BAGALKOT (Con/d.,.) TOWN; BAGALKOT (M) (Con/d.,) 76 Mirji Galli Mahatma Gandhi Amarshetti Galli Balulmath Road Amarshetti Galli III Road 77 Road by the side of Mahatma Gandh~ Balulmath Road College Road Balulmath Road 112 220 Navalagi Ginning Road Factory WARD NO. IX 78 Road leading to Anjuman High Maruti Road Venkatpeth Road Post Office Road, IS Vallabai Circle to School Road and Haveli Hanuman Road and S4 124 Maruti Road Road Venkatpeth Road 135, 180 181 & 346 364 Post Office Road 16 S3 Municipal Nala Haveli Nala Road and Anjuman High School Road 79 Old Market Ruad Road leading to Maruti Road Venkatpeth Road Durga Temple Area 125 .134 from C.T.S. 116 VaUabai Circle to and Phanka running towards Venkatpeth Road, 136 179 upto Phanka Maruti Road Masjid Old Market Road Maruti Temple sourroundings IS2 345 Masjid 80 Station Road New Market Road Venkatpeth New Bazar-Kamble Vallabai Circle (ES) 41 Road dalli and Shabadi Bhavani Temple Areas 42 97 Galli Kamble Galli IO§ 167 Kalliguddada oni 173, 227 249 Shabadi Galli 344 350 Municipal Nala (WS) 253 277 81 Station Road New Market Road Shabadi lane Post Office Nala up Shabadi Galli, 98 102 and Guru Sidctesh- Kamble Galli to Station Road Kalliguddadevara oni 168 172' wara Cinema Road and New Market BUctda oni and 174 226 Station Road 250 252 278 343 82 Post Office Road Venkatpeth, Anju- Post Office Nala T,P. No. 66 across Venkatpeth and its cross man High School & Northern boundary roads (both sides) 254 Vijaya Bank Road of T.P. Area 83 Vijaya Bank Road Ex-D.L.B. Office Venkatpeth V.B.B. Road Venkatpeth and Krishna (Central Library) Road Talkies backside Roads 137/2 84 Venkatpeth Anju- Road leading (rom Haveli Road Venkatpeth Road Venkatpeth. Rayara Mutt man High School· Police Club to Road, Dattatraya Temple Road Kavathekar's House Area and Muranala Road 98 WARD NO. X 85 Zenda Galli Road Tenginmath Road Gandhi Road to V.B.B. Road Zenda Galli 108 up to College Road Zenda Galli via Charanti Math Sl1 ST ATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. .------~ No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To ------.------~----.. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------_------_._-- TAlUK; BAGAlKOT (Conld.,) TOWN; BAGALKOT (M) (Comd.,) 86 Tenginmath Road Road by the "ide to Part of Gandhi Part of V.B.B. Charanti Math 109 190 to College Navalagi Ginning Road to Zenda Road Factory Galli via Charanti Math 87 Railway line Bus Stand'Road, Kaladagi- Railway Track Bus Stand Area and Hunagund Road Hunagund Road 191 266 88 S.T. Road Bus Stand Road V.R.B. Road Railway yard & Benny Company, Bus Stand part of Southern Road, Station Road and side of Bagalkot V.B.B. Road 159 Colton Ginning factory 89 Gandhi Road Muchakhandi- Muchakhandi Railway Track Railway Quarters, Durgavihar Railway Track Road-Badadali Road, Ganigarpet Padk Sanga connecting Road Road Area, Badadali Road and Match Box Factory Area 149 90 Station and New Road in front of Boundary of Road in front of Shivanand Ginning Factory I 45 Market Road Vijaya Bank & Ward No.9 Punam Lodge Area, Court Road, O.c.c. 381 408 Mahaveer Road Bank Road and Mahaveer Road 91 Shivanand Ginning· Mahaveer Road High School Bus Stand Road Shakti Talkies, Punam Lodge Factory Road Road area and limits 46 104 377 380 92 Road near Mahaveer Road Road before Road before Slum Area 105 185 Dr: Malagi's House Badadadali's Ganiger Society House 93 Road near Mahaveer Road Road near Railway Station Slum Area 186 265 Dr. Malagi's House Ganiger Spciety 94 (i) A line along the (i) Road leading to (i) 'Road before (i) Road before New Market Road, College 266 376 western boundary Slum Area Engineering BadadaU's House Road, and southern side of 409 476 of Bagalkot (ii) New Market P.H.E. (ii) V.B.B. Road up Punam Lodge 477 503 Cotton Road Road Office Road to station Cross Pressing Factory (ii) Southern (ii) From Station boundary of Cross Towards W. No.9 Market up to post office Nala 95 Road between Slum Muchakandi Road Nagappa Katti Railway line Slum Areas & Muslims. oni Area (Cross Road) Road Lawbani oni and Durga Viha'r surroundings 102 96 Road from Ganiger Part of Station Road in front of Road from the Ganiger Society Road Society to Road in Road leading to Badadali's southern side of Oalayatara oni and Charanti front of Badadali's Slum Area House Slum Area across Mutt Area 103 196 ·House Station Road up to Ganiger Society 512 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF· BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. West South East North Road/Lane/Cross Road; Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: BAGALKOT (Contd,,) TOWN: BAGALKOT (M) (Contd.,) 97 Station Road S.K. Desai Power Road in front of Nagappa Katti Mahaveer Road, Nagappana (Mahaveer Road) House Road Kalburgi Road Katti Road, Kalburgi Hospital Hospital Road and Desai Power House· Area 63 98 S.K. Desai Power Oak Bungalow Road in front of Nagappa l(atti Dr. Kalburgi Hospital Road House Road Road Dr. Kalburgi Road and Cross Roads and LB. Hospital Area 64 III 99 Sakri High School Road behind Kaladagi Southern boundary Government Girls' School and field Nagara van Bagalkot Road of old LB. P.W.D. Quarters etc., 70 71 113 100 A lane in Settlement Old LB. Road Sakri High Kalburgi Hospital Part of Settlement Area 114 152 Area passing in front School Fron t Road 269 311 , of Women's Welfare Road Centre 101 Mahaveer Road A lane in Settlement Sakri High Church Road Part of Settlement Area 153 206 (Station) Area passing in front School Front 245 264 of Women's Welfare Road Centre 102 Mahaveer Road Old LB. Road Kaladagi- Road near Old Police Quarters, 312 331 (Station) Bagalkot Road Backward Classes Girls' Hostel and its 2(}7 244 Girls' Hostel surrounding areas 103 Reserve Road, A lane from Bel~aum Road Cement Factory Extension Area Engineer K.E.B. Office Belgaum Road to Road House Road, Machakandi Road Cement Factory in Road and K.E.B Office Road 20 South 104 _ A lane from southern Cement Factory Belgaum Road Cement Factory Extension Area in northern side of Cement Boundary Boundary running side of Cement Factory 21 88 Factory Boundary towards east to Belgaara Road 105 Karinala Hebbre House V.B.B. Road Reserve Road Extension Area, K.E.B. Road Road Church Road and 'Post Office Road 102 106 Government Girls' Kari Nala V.B.B. Road Chalfui House Kaveri Layout 37 School Road Road 107 Government Girls' Kari Nala Chabbi House Dr. Kop's House Kaveri Layotlt 38 68 School Road Road Roaa 108 Halesh Kirani Shop Panjarpol Road Haveli-Murnal V.B.B. Road Cottage Hospital & I 8 Road Road Staff Quarters 164 166 109 Road by the side of Part of Road by Haveli-Murnal V.B.B. Road Venkatpeth and Kutcha Vihar Hotel the side of Halesh Road Houses' 9 163 Kirani Shop 513 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B .. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. 'East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK.: BAGA.LKOT (Con/d.,) TOWN: BAGALKOT (M) (Con/d.,) 110 Anjuman High From Have!i Village Haveli Village Old Murnal Road Anagawadi Chawl 75 School Road Road running Road towards south pass- ing by. the side of Sri Togunsi House up to Old Myrnal Road III Anjuman High Adviswamy Mutt Ghataprabha Haveli Village Road Jorapur Mill Area, Darga School Road Road River Road and High School Road 76 185 112 Cottage Hospital Kari Nala Road from Kari V.B.B. Road Hardekar Nagar 7 53 Nala behind 55 & 57 Benni Company up to Panjarpol Road 113 Panjarpol Road Kari Nala Haveli Village Road from Kari Panjarpol 6 Road Nala behind Benni 54,56 and Company up to 58 113 Panjarpol Road 114 Kari Nala From Haveli Village Haveli Village V.B.B. Road Western side of Karl Nala Road to Reha1?ilita- Road and Rehabilitation Office tion Office Road 54 115 Road to the West Veerapur Village V.B.B. Road Sangamlal Bungalow and of Rayar Mutt Road Raghavendra Mutt Area 33 116 Road to the west of Nala by the side of Road from Nala Bagalkot-Belgaum Belgaum-Bagalkot Road 17 * Rayar Mutt the Cement by the side of Road Company Cement Com- pany running towards East joining Gadakar's House Road 117 Road to the West Nala by the side of Veerapur Road Road from Nala by Extension Area, Kundargi of Rayar Mutt the Cement the side of Cement Chawl, Barakeri Chawl, Company Company running Puranik Chawl and Naragund towards East join- Chawl 18 35 ing Sri Gadakar's House Road WARD NO XI 118 Dak Bungalow Housing SOciety Nagappa Katti Municipal Limits Housing Colony 83 Road Road Road 180 233 514 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN ~AS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : BAGALKOT (Concld.,) TOWN: BAGALKOT (Concld.,) 119 Housing Society Park Boundary of Kari Part of Road to Part of Municipal Housing Colony 84 179 Road running Nala the south of Limits 234 253 towards north along Government with the east of Girls School up Nagappa Katti Road to Kari Nala running towards east up to Oak Bungalow Road to the north running to the north up to Road by the side of Government Girls School 120 Muchakhandi Road Road from Mucha- Kaladagi Road Muchakhandi Hills Cement Factory, KID khandi hill to Quarters, S. Nijalingappa Kaladagi Road Road, B.V.V.S Quarters and Nala-eastern side houses 268 121 Muchakhandi Hills Chirla Nala Kaladagi Road Municipal Limits Spinning Mill area and Pump K~tadagi connecti~n Boundary House Road (both sides) 269 300 Road 122 Haveli Maruti Municipal Limits Ghataprabha from Chirla Nala Part of Haveli Area I 77 Temple Road (Chirta Nala) River running towards east 120 123 via Duragamma 3~ 428 Temple up to Haveli Road 123 Road to Haveli Chirla Nala From Chirla V.B.B. Road K.E.B. & Housing Board Village Nala running Area 303 389 towards east via Durgamma Temple up to Haveli Road 124 Road from Ghata- Road before Haveli Ghataprabha Road Before G.T.C Part of Haveli 78 119 prabha River run- Maruti Temple River Farm 124 143 ning towards south by the side of K.E.B., Haveli 125 Nala running from Road from Ghataprabha Haveli Road Haveli Farm 144 302 Cement Factory Ghataprabha River River running towards south by the side of K.B.S., Haveli "I ~ SIS STATEMENT VI : IJESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES ANDDETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDE'I) IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration 'Blocks Enumeration Blocks F.B: No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. West North South East Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK : BASAVANA BAGEVADI TOWN: BASA VANA BAGEVADI (M) WARD NO. I Pinjar Galli Darga Road Tank Road Telgi Road Pinjar Galli 75 2 Darga Road Horapeti Road Tank Road Telgi Road Horapeti Galli (Tclgi Road & Cross Roads) 76 162 3 Telgi cross Road Chincholi Galli Tank Road Hadapad Galli Hadapad Galli, Teacher's Society Road & Pinjar oni 110 4 Telgi Road Chincholi Galli Hadapad Galli Telgi Road Hadapad Galli, Lakshmi Temple Road, Virakta math Road III 190 5 Virakta math Kunnibavi Galli Tank Road Telgi Road Virakta math Galli, Mosque Road, Bazar Road 103 6 Virakta math Kunnibavi Galli Gouder Galli Tank Road Virakta math, Chincholl oni and Tank Road 1.)4 195 7 Gouder Galli Tank Tank Road Kumbar Galli Gouder Mosque Road & 73& Tank Road 119/1 8 Vitoba Temple K.E.B. Office Kumbar Galli Telgi Road Kumbar Galli Area 74 119 K.E.B. Quarters 120 143 WARD NO. II 9 Agasi Road Tank Lakshmi Temple Kurbar Galli Lakshmi Gudi Area I', 52 Northern Side of Kurbar Galli 66 71 10 Agasi Road Tank Kurbar Galli Gouri Temple Road Gouri Temple (NS) 53 65 72 135 II Desai Galli Pinjar Galli Old Post Office Tank Road Dyavamma Temple Road, i\1aharaj Math Road and Pallan Setty oni area 114 12 Market Road Padashetti Galli Old Market Tank Road Southern Side of Old Market Road and Maharaj Math Eastern side houses 94 13 Market Road Range Office Road Vegetable Old Market Road Houses in between Vegetable Market Market Area and Old Market Road 95 147 14 Range Office Tank Tank Road Kurbar Galii Kurbar, oni (N'S) '1 58 Range Office Road (WS} 177 183 15 Vittal Temple P.W.D. Office Bijapur Road Tank Road Tank Road, Kurbar oni, Bijapur Road S9 176 16 Vegetable Market Range Office Vittal Temple Primary School Vegetable Market Road, Road No.2 Primary School Road 184 235 516 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF b8UNDt\RIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East Wesl Norlh Soulh Road/Laf)e!Cross ------.- Road, Etc. From To ._--_----_------_. 2 3 4 5 6 7 l! ------~~------.. ------~.-- TALUK: BASAVANA BAGEVADI (Conld.,) TOWN: BASAVANA BAGEVADI (M) (Conld.,) WARD NO. III 17 Vegetable Market Waded Galli Bijapur Road Agasi Road Nehru Chowk Area, Road Vegetable Market Road and Agasi Road 100 18 Gurji Kalle-Bijapur Old Vegetable Bijapur Road Agasi Road Agasi Road, Gurji Katte- Road Market Bijapur Road. Old Vegetable Market Road 101 192 19 Kinagi Galli Hariwal Galli Gurji Kalle Gouri Temple Road Gabbur oni. Bekkonda oni, Galli MoslJuC Area & Kinagi gattc Road 115 20 Teggin math Chikkond Galli Agasi Road Gurji Kalle Chikkond Galli & Kodekal R6 Basavanna Temple Area 120 128 21 Bijapur Road Chikkond Galli Bijapur Road Kallur Galli Chikkond Galli, MOSQue Area 87 119 Bijapur Road & Vegetable Market Area 183 233 22 Bijapur Road Kodekal Temple Bijapur Road Kallur Galli Kudagi Galli 129 182 23 Ingaleshwar Road Harijan Keri Sanna Halla Bijapur Road Harijan Keri 73 WARD NO. IV 24 Nagur Road Koravar Galli Telgi Road Dor Galli Dor Galli. Nagur Road & Mosque Area 115 25 Koravar Galli Talikol R.oad Telgi Road Madar Galli Nagur Road and Telgi Road 116 219 26 Nagur Road Nandi garden Telgi Road Garden lands Haralayya Colony 117 27 Nandi garden Hebbal Road Telgi Road Garden lands Sisamaradi and Police Line 118 202 28 Ivanagi Road Nagur Road Muddebihal Nagur Halla & Garden Houses. Kodiba Road Ivanagi Halla Halla. Hire Halla, Nagur Halla Ivanagi Halla 49 147 29 Hire Halla Nagur Road Muddebihal Kodiba Halla Nagur Road, 48 & Road 210 227 M uddebihal Road 148 209 30 Golasangi Road Mannur Road Mannur- Bagevadi Road Takkalaki Road 13 Golasangi Road Golasangi Road 14 50 Mannur-Golasangi Road 51 80 31 Mannur-Bagevadi Road from Takkalaki Road Golasangi Road J ainapur Majare 81 150 Road Takkalaki 10 Golasangi" Road 32 Nagur Road Hebbal Road Telgi Road Jainapur Road Kodibihal Tanda 50 73 108 33 Hebbal Road Mannur Road BGD Road Jainapur Road Karihal Tanda 51 72 (Pump House) 109 158 517 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OE THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road!La~e!Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: BASAVANA BAGEVADI (Concld .• ) TOWN: BASA VANA BAGEVADI (M) (Concld.• ) WARD NO. V 34 Kannada School Open fields Maruti Temple BGD Road Basavanhatti South 77 Road 182 184 35 School Open fields, Arali Chandi Maruti Temple Basavanhatti North 78 181 Road Road & 185 36 Masabinal Road Deginal Road Kudrimal Tanda Ingaleshwar Road Kudrimal Tanda. Revun 64 Tanda, Buthappan Tanda 37 Ingaleshwar Road Masabinal Tanda Kudrimal Tanda Ingaleshwar Road Ballahura Road (Both sides) 65 176 38 Saval Halla Tanda Nandihal Road lalihal Tanda Bijapur Road Saval Halla Tanda I 81 Road 39 Saval Halla Doni River Mattarki Halla Bijapur Road Jali Halla Tanda 82 146 40 Ingaleshwar Road Bijapur-Masabinal Open Lands Ingaleshwar Road Bavagol Tikke 96 Road Tanda's 109 116 41 Arali Chandi Road Ingaleshwar Road Hire Halla Road Basavanthapurahatti Ingaleshwar Road 97 108 Road 117 126 205 240 42 Garden lands Arali Chandi Road Ingaleshwar National Highway Sri Basaveshwar Temple Road No. 13 Buildings, Arlichandi Road, Basavanhatti Road 127 204 STATEMENT VI (Contd.,) 518 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Streetl Building No. East West North South Road/Lape/Cross -~------Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 6 7 8 TALUK: BIJAPUR CITY: HIJAI'UR (M) DIVISION NO. I Road leading to Boundary of Sainik Boundary of Main Road i.e. Sainik School Premises 57 Gate and H. No. School and Sainik School RKMH Road 101 to 145 and 58 Municipal Limits State Highway to 69 upto Sainik School Boundary 2 Compound Wan of Road and House Compound Wan Part of Main Road Sainik School Premises 46 145 Sainik School No. 46 to 57 upto of Sainik School i.e. RKMH Road Premises Sainik School State Highway Premises 3 Ganga Bavadi Road Compound Wan of Jail Road KSRTC Workshop Manohar Colony 19 Sainik School Compound Wan Nehru Nagar Hooa oni 24 4 Kakkayya Road, Leading from Main Ambedkar Vidya Nagar Road KSRTC Quarters 62 Ganga Bavadi Road Road along Com- Colony H. No. and also Main Vidya Nagar Colony 25 leading to Main pound Wan of 15 to 30 Road i.e. RKMH Ambedkar Road 14 Road upto Vidya Sainik School and 'Road Nagar Colony Ganga Bavadi Road 5 Compound Wan of Ganga Bavadi Road Jail Road Ambedkar Colony Ambedkar Nagar 15 128 New Police Quarters H. No. I to 14 Sindhe Colony 7 Kakkayya Nagar " 3 Darga Road 3 6 Road by the side of Western Compound Road houses by Main Road i.e. M.G. Road No. I 53 62 H. No. 53, 29, 34 Waif of Loni Chawl the side of No. Mahatma Gandhi Gondhali Galli &.Sikkakar 47 and 47,39 of and Ganga Bavadi 51, 52, 58 Road No. I Galli Ambedkar Colony Road (M.G. Road) 7 Kumbar Galli Ganga Bavadi Road Vidya Nagar House No. 19, 18, Kumbar Galli Extension 48 68/1 byelane H. No. 69, Road 24 to 39 of Vidya 78, 87, 95, 100, Nagar 104, 48, 50 and upto M.G. Road No. I 8 Kakkayya Road Byelane along Vidya Nagar Byelanc along with Kumhar Gani Extension 69 113 starting from H. No. 51, 52,64, Road H. No. 50, 51,49 Hanuman Temple 68 and 113 and upto Police firing Hanuman Temple Range 9 Police Firing Range Byelane along with Hanuman Main Road i.e. Kumhar Gani Extension 114 140 Road and Kumbar H. No. 48, 49, 53, Temple M.G. Road No. I Galli upto 47 M.G.Road 519 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of Ihe ('l'nsus bllllneralion Blods Enumeralion Blocks E.B. Name or No. of Streetl No. Building No. West North South Rnad/l,ane/Cross Road, EIC, From To 2 3 4 5 (, 7 8 TALUK: BIJAPUR (Conld.,) CITY: BIJAPUR (M) (Conld.• ) 10 Hubli-Sholarllr Kumbar Galli Nijamuddin Kumbar Galli Nijarlluddin Darga Road and Road Extension H. No. D:uga and ('0111- H. No. IS, 33, 36, Flour Mill area 32 5,6,7& 24 round Wall of 36/1 and 69 Police Quarters II Hubli-Sholarur Kumbar Galli KlImhar Galli M.G. Road No. I Hubli-Sholapur Road I 17 Road and Kumbar Eastern Boundary House No. 21\-:\2, Mahatma Gandhi Road No. I 3, 52 Galli and H. No. of H. Nos. I to 14 ~ I and 37 on Kumbar Galli Extension 33 57 S8 to 66 and H. Nos. to 10 M.G. Road 15 on Hubli· Sholarur Road and Kumbar (ialli Extension bydane 12 Hubli-Sholarur Kumbar Galli Nijamuddin Kumbar Galli' Kumbar Galli 58 68 Road H. No. I 10 H. No. 32 1051 Darga Road H. No. 10510 69 110/2 15 110 (I) . Basavangudi Road 15 13 Hubli SholaplIr Munidp:11 Boun I Rmtd (If 1\ 1111 .iail Road running .fail ('mnpu, 53 Road fmlll Jail dary i.l'. UPlo ('olony II. No. loward, weSI urlo (iopal Induslries 54 61 Road Cross 10 Silaphal Bana 171. 162 alid 21X .Jail Prelllises IllIhli Shnlapllr Road 62 97 I Road of KIIB K liB ('olony 911 161 Colony 14 Hubli-Sholapnr Mllnil'ip;tl Mllnil'ipal I Road of KIIB KIIB ('nlony 162 .110 Road from I Road Boundary Boundary ('olony No. 152-161 oJ KHB Colony and 147. 117 and IIX urlo Pelrol Pump i.e. Munieil'al Boundary 15 Vijaya College Huhli Shol;tpur ('OIllPOlllld Wall Burial pl,l\:e of (ianadlari ('olony 15 Road from I;orl Road frolll .Jail or ('tlllegc lIindus and hnl ( 'ollege ('alllpus 9 Wall running north- em" III Municip'Il Pr~n\i .... C's Wall Sri Siddeswara Prasada Nilaya 10 31 wards urlO.('lIl1egl' l.ill1ih ('nnUllerl'e ('olh:ge HnsleI 32 711 Premises Science ('ollegc IlnsleI 79 129 I.ibmr)' are<1 130 Db New Arts ('ollege Hoslel 137 143 ('tlllege Road 144 1411 I.T .1. 149/1 149/11 P & T Dcpl I 3() 16 Lam: in front of Hubli-Sholarur Burial Ground Jail Road from Halakalli 7 Mulla Masjid Road from Jail and Ganachari Darga H. No. I 10 Jail ROlld 9 including H. No. Cross upiO Road Housing Colony 9 and Fort Wall 10-22 (S) and leading to Burial Vijaya College Ground Road 520 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Buildina No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road. Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: BIJAPUR (Conld.• )· CITY: BIJAPUR (M)(Contd•• ) 17 Charanti Math Lane in front of Border of Burial Jail Road running Jail Road 10 95/2 Road H. No. 32 to Mulla Masjid Ground from Mulla Masjid 37 including H. No.7. to Charanti Math 8.9 18 Fort wall from Kati Jail Road running Field Fence of Housc Nos. of Jail Gavali Galli 44 Vl'S to Vijaya col- towards north R.S. No. 29-A Road 68 to 95 and Charanti Math Road 37 lege Road H. No. 44-51/2 96 to 100 upto Kati Jail Road 95/3 100 Ves 19 Fort wall from Kati Patel Galli Road I. Jail Road Police Parade Jail Road 101 134 Ves to Police H. No. 25 to 46 complete from Ground Compound Patel Galli I 24 Quarters 134 to Kati' Vcs Wall Patel Galli II 30 20 Bidi Galli Road Huhli .. Sholapur Jail Road Police Parade Jail Road 135 20913 H. No. 134 running Road j,e. Oclroi Ground Compound lowards west Naka Wall 21 Fort Wall Kakkayya Road Jail Road Police Head- Patel Galli I 2S lOS H. No. 30-39 and quarters Mea 1-29 22 Palel Galli Kakkayya Rmld Jail Road and Police Head- Kakkayya Road 61 H. No. 64 to 74 H. No. 93 10116 Lane H. No. 62 quarters Area Patel Galli Extension 40 and 83 to lOS 1092 23 Kakkayya Road Kalal Galli Road Jail Road Lane H. No. 40 to Kakkayya Road 62 130 61 24 Kakkayya Road Kalal Galli H. No. .Iail Road Police Head- Kalal Galli 21/8 24. 34, and 50. 53 quarters area and 125. 126 25 Kalal Galli Road Byelanc by the side Kalal Galli Police Parade Kalal Galli 22 87 H. No. 1-28 of Masjid H. No. 115. 124 Ground Compound Police Parade Ground Road 88 99 26 Kalal Galli H. No. I KUlcha Road by Ihe J 27 Main Road of Compound Wall of Compound Wall Mahatama Gandhi Police Headquarters 120 Reserve Police Reservior waler of R.P.H Area Road No.1I Headquarters (RPH) tank 28 Fori Wall" Main Road of Compound Wall M.G. Road No. II Police Headquarters 121 200& Police Head- of Police 257 260 Quarters Headquarters 29 Fori Wall Hubli-Sholapur Compound Wall Main Road of Police Headquarters 201 256 Road of PoUce Police Headquarters Headquarters 30 Hubli-Sholapur Compo\lnd Wall of Compound Wall Wire fencing of New Police Headquarters 102 Road New Police of Garden and New Lines Headquarters Masjid 521 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED I N CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. ------No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Eli.:. From To .. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK : BIJAPUR (Conld.,) CITY: BIJAPUR (M) (Conld.• ) DIVISION NO. I. Starting from Fort Wall Chand Bavadi Mahatma Gandhi Shahapur Gate Road 70 Chand 8avadi run- Road Road '" ning towards south along Ram Prasad Road I upto Cross of Rhagatsingh Road 2 Shiralshctti (lalli Starting from Old Vithoba Bhagatsingh Road Ram Prasad Road I 30 and Maniyar Galli Chand Ravadi run- Temple Road Rama Temple Road II 33 ning southwards along Ram Prasad Road I UplO Cross of Bhagatsingh Road 3 Vidyaranya Road Urdu Boys' School Compound Wall Shiraishetty Cross Shiralshetty Cross 26 32/6 of Chand Road Bavadi 4 Vidyaranya Road Shahapur Yes Road H. No. 28 on Bhagatsingh Road Bhagatsingh Road 36 from Darga i.e. H. No. 20 running Bhagatsingh Maniyar lane 24 upto Hou~c No. 14 northward House Road and No. 28 H. No. 12 and 14 on Ram Prasad Galli II 5 Vidyaranya Road Ram Prasad Road Shiralshe!ty H. No. 28 of Shiralshetly Road 36 H. No. 14 to 36 No. I Cross Road Bhagatsingh Road Shiralshetty Cross Road & No. 26 to 31 and H. No. 12 to Chand Bavadi 25 14 on Ram Prasad Road No. II 6 Chand Bavadi Road Vidyaranya Road Bagayat Galli I Upli Buruz Road Upali Buruz Road II 15 H. No. 65 to 71 H. No. 24 to 31 H. No. 15 to 24 No. 11 H. No. 1-15 Bagayat Galli Road I 6 Bagayat Galli Road II 26 Vidyaranya Road 24 31 Chand Bavadi Road 65 71 7 Chand Bavadi Road Vidyaranya Road Chand Bavadi Bagayat Galli Road I Vidyaranya Road I 23 H. No. 7l-86 H. No. I to 15 and Road H. No. 87 H. No. 2-6 Chand Bavadi Road 22 112 behind Chand to 98 Pareet Galli 9 Bavadi upto Shahapur Gate Road 522 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF .BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT 8uildings covered under thc Boundarics of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks ______r-_ E.B. ------_._-- _"-- --~-- ---"------No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East Wcsf North South Road/Lane/Cross -----_------_ Road"Etc. From To ------~~-----.-- _--_------_-- . 2 3 4 Ii 7 II ------._ ------~------~- TALUK: BIJAPUR (Conld.. ) CITY: BIJAPUR (M) (Conld.. ) 8 Shivaji Cross Road 'Shahapur Gatc Bhagatsingh M.G. Road No. III Shivaji Peth Road I 8 II starting from Road Road 3S 44 H. No. 15-20 and Shivaji Peth Cross I 25 Shivaji Peth Main Shivaji Peth Cross II 14 Road H. No. 9-13. Shivaji Peth Cross IV 4 Shivaji Cross No. IV H. No. 5-6 upto M.G. Road 9 Shivaji Road Shivaji Peth Cross Bhagatsingh M.G. Road No. III Shivaji Peth Road 9 34 Road II and IV Road Shivaji Peth Cross III 26 H. No. 1-14 and Shivaji Peth Cross IV 5 9 1-4 respect ively Shivaji Peth Cross V 7/4 Shivaji Peth Cross 11 15 22 10 Vithal Mandir Police Kennedy ViI hal Mandir M.G. Road No. III M.G. Road No. III 61 89 Cross Road Club on Shahpur Road and Laxmi Temple Back lane II Gate Road Shivaji Road Vithal Mandir Cross . 2 and Shivaji Peth Cross Road IV and V II Jijamata Girls' Shivaji Peth Cross Upli Buruz M.G. Road No. III Shivaji Road 57 (4) School Road Road Road I 12 Azad Road Vithal Mandir Vithal Mandir M.G. Road No. III Tripurasundari Talkies Road I 17 H. No. 1-7 Cross Road i.e. Road Vithal Mandir Cross 3 8 Taluk Police Lines 13 Azad Road Shivaji Road Starting from Laxmi Temple Back Vithal Mandir Road 52 (15) Shivaji Road via, lanes, Vithal Mandir J ijamata School, Cross Road Khadda Masjid and Old Kumbar Galli 14 Dakhani Idga Shivaji Road Upli Buruz Dakhani Idga Jijamala School Road 15 Road I Road II Dakhani Idga Road II 72 15 Hale Kumbar Galli Jijamata School Compound of Vithal Mandir Road Dakhani Idga Road 26 Road Dakhani Idga Hale Kumbar Galli 19 and Hale Kum- bar Galli Road 16 Azad Road Dakhani Idga Upli Burul Vitbal Mandir Road Hale Kumbar Galli 20 75 Road" Road I H. No. 18-28 17 Azad Road Hale Kumbar Galli J agadale Galli Hale Kumbar Galli Chand Bavadi Road 47 64 H. No. I to 39 Upli Burul Road I I 27 Azad Road 39 523 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings .:overed under Ihe Hl)lIfI(la,.ie~ of Ihe ("eu~u,~ EUUllleralioll B1o.:h Enumeration Blocks I~.B .. NIl. Name or No. of Streell Building No. Wesl NOrlh Soulh Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 6 7 8 TAI.UK : BI.IAPUR (Conld .• ) CITY: BIJAPUR (M) (Conld.,) III llillc ""lllba,. Oalli Jijamala School Upli Bllrllz D 19 ('h,llld B,lvadi Road Upli Buruz Road II lJpJi Huruz Upli Buruz Road I J agadalc Galli 51 H. N(l. 47-64 No. 20-34 Road No. II V pli Buru/. Road II 16 34 H. No. 16-19 DIVISION NO. III S.S. Temple Road A;f.ad Road Chota Asar M.G. Road No. IV M.G. Road 9 and Shroff Katta Road and Chota Asar Road 4 Road H. No. Basaveshwar Azad Road 50 77 17-20 (9) Road H. No. Market Road 52 12-22 Koujalagi Lane I IS (3) Basaveshwar Road I 44 Shroff Katta . I 16 (3) Siddeswara Road 14 2 S.S. Temple Shroff Kalla Road, Adat Bazar Basaveshwar Road Mahaveer Road 17 Road IV Ram Mandir Road Road No. IV Sangli Bank Lane 9 Adat Bazar Road III 26 S.S. Temple ,Road 15 39 Chola Asar 18 1912 Ram Mandir Temple Road 52 62 Adal Bazar Road 14 24 , Vijaya College Ram Mandir Road Vijaya Housing Amir Talkies Road S.S. High School behind lane 75 97 (l7} Road H. No. 36.42 Colony S.S. High School byelane I 7 Amir Talkies Road I 12 Ram Mandir Road 36 42 Vijaya College Road 25 27 4 S.S. Temple Road Ram Mandir Road Amir Talkies Adat Bazar Road S.S. Temple byelane I 21 fl. No. 39-48 H. No. 43-51 Road No. IV Amir Talkies Road 13 18 Amir Talkies byelane Ram Mandir Road 43 51" Adal Bazar Road IV 13 S.S. Temple Road 39 48 5 Vijaya College Ram Mandir Road Fort Wall Burkaposh Darga Vijaya Housing Colony 35 Road Chavan Gardens 6 Ram Mandir Road Mathapathi Galli Mathapathi Galli Ladd; Kaui Maruti Ram Mandir Temple RO,lld' 21 35 H. No. 21-35 Road Cross Road Temple Road Laddi-Katli Temple Road 21 29 H. No. 9-19 Gachhinmalh Road 12 Mathapathi Lane II I 3 Mathapathi Galli Cross I 19 Ram Mandir Road 31 35 S24 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS. OF THE DISTRICT Buildings wvcrcd under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. -----.--~- .. ---~--- _------No. Namc or No. of Street/ Building No. West East North South Road/Lanc/Cross Road. Etc. From To - --- __ ----_------_._. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ------._------.. __ .. TALUK: BIJAPUR (Conld.• ) CITY: BIJAI'UR (ConJd.• ) 7 Ram Mandir Road Mathapathi Galli Alvi Masjid Road Mathapathi Galli Mathapathi G~llli lalll' I 14 Western side of Road Road Northern wall H. No. 33-35 of H. No. 9-19 8 Mathapathi Galli Mathapathi Galli Alvi Masjid Road Laddi-Katti Maruti Mathapathi Galli 27 50 Eastern Boundary Road Temple of H. No. 27-50 9 Ram Mandir Road Santa Sena Road Bodhacharaya Laddi-Katti Maruti Alvi Masjid Road 66 107 and Mathapathi Bodhacharya Galli Daddi Temple Road Mathapathi Galli 26 Galli Road 10 Venkatararnan Galli Chand Bavadi Road Santa Sena Chand Bavadi Venkatararnan Galli 42 H. No. 1 only Road and' Alvi Cross Road Chand Bavadi Cross 13 14 Masjid Road Laddi-Kalli Temple Road 16 19/11 II Mathapathi Galli Venkataraman Galli Mathapathi Laddi-Kalli Maruti Bodhacharya Galli I 24 Road Galli Cross Temple Road Venkataraman Galli. 43 78 H. No. 16-19 and Chand Bavadi Cross Road H. No. 13, 14 12 Basli Galli Road Alvi Masjid Road Alvi Masjid Road Chand Bavadi Road Chand Bavadi Road 23 " H. No. 12-16 & Basti Galli Temple Road II Venkataraman Galli 17 42 H. No. 22 and 23 13 Venkataraman Galli Basti Galli Alvi Masjid Road Mahadev Temple Mahadev Temple Road 34 Road H. Ng. 16-19 Road H. No. 12. Basti Galli 12 16 23.24 Santa Sena Road 13 14 Minajagi Road Chand Bavadi Road Chand Bavadi Adat Bazar Road Minajagi Road 6 1712 Eastern side Cross Road No, I Chand Bavadi Cross I 1 12 H. No. 14-17 Chand Bavadi Cross II. III & IV 28/1 32122 Western side Chand Bavadi Road 24 41/3 H. No. 1-5 15 Ram Mandir Road Minajagi Road Laddi-Katti Mamadapalli Lane Laddi-Kalli Temple Road 15/10 H. No. 11-20. H. No. 14-17 and Maruli Temple H. No. 1-10 Minajagi Road 5 Minajagi Road 1-5 Road 18 21 H. No. 18-21 Rama Temple Road II 20 Teli Maruti Road I 27 16 Ram Mandir Road Minajagi Road Mamadapalli Mamadapalli Lane Mamadapalli Lane (both H. No. 18 H. No. 18-19 Lane H. No. H. No. 11-18 sides) 18 1-10 17 Ram Mandir Road Azad Road Mamadapalli Chota Asar Road Adat Bazar Road I 27 H. No. 40-49 (8). Lane Adat Bazar Road II 14 (3) Chand Bavadi Road Adat Bazar Cross Road 5 H. No. 43-46 Rama Temple Road 10 Chand Bavadi Road 43 46 Azad Road 40 49/6 Chota Asar Road 5 5/10 525 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT ~~,----~~------~--'------Iiuildings covered under the Hl)\lI\<.Iarie~ of the Censu~ Enumeration Blocks El\umeration Blocks lUi. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. from To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 --~---~------~ TALUK: BIJAPUR (Conld.,) CITY: BIJAPUR (M) (Conld.,) II! Ram Mandir Road For( Wall Fort Wall Alvi Masjid Road Alvi Masjid Road 65 H. No. 1011-154 108 i26 19 Alvi Masjid Road Haralayya Colony Fort Wall Basti Road and Alvi Masjid Road 127 155 H. No. 126 H. No. 82·93 Alvi Masjid Road Haralayya Nagar 59 Public Latrines and H. No. 60 and 62 '- 2()· Ram Mandir Road Haralayya Colony fort Wall Alvi Masjid Road Haralayya Nagar 60 119 H. No. 55-58 and 23, 311, 39, 48 DIVISION NO. IV Nehru Market Road S.S. Temple Road Lal Bahadur Mahatma Gan 2 Nehru Road S.S. Temple Road Parasanath Road Market Road Lal Bahadur Shastri Market 205 3 BUl 4 Nehru Road S.S. Temple Road S.S. Barrk Road Parasanath Lane S.S. Temple Road 51 66 (4) H. No. 13 to 34 (3) H. No. 51-66 H. No. 15 (I) to Nehru Road 8 34 (5) 25 (10) S.S. Bank Road 15 25 (10) Kirani Bazar Road I 34 (2) Adat Bazar Road V 22 (2) Masabati Lane 10 Adat. Bazar VI 2211 S.S. Bank Byelane 3 (7) 5 Nehru Road Vijaya College Barid Bavadi Gurukul Road Barid Bavadi Road Road Road H. No. H. No. 1-21 (both sides) 39 1-27 Northern Boundary 6 Nehru Road H. No. S.S. Temple Road Gurukul Road S.S. Bank Road Gurukul Road , I 29 35 H. No. 49-50 H. No. 21 H. No. 1-13 S.S. Bank Road I 13 Nehru Road 35 35/32 S.S. Temple Road 49 50 526 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : BIJAPUR (Contd.,) TOWN: BIJAPUR (M) (Contd.,) 7 Neelakanteshwar Vijaya College AHa Mahadevi Barid Bavadi Road AHa Mahadevi Byelane 71 Road Road Byelane No. 1-6 Vijaya College Road 4 and 9-26 Akka Mahadevi Road 21 2S 8 Neelakanteshwar Vijaya College Maddin Khani Akka Mahadevi Akka Mahadevi Road 1 20 Road Road Area and Byelane 26 51 Minimadar Galli 9 Maddin Khani Vijaya College Fort Wall Akka Mahadevi Vijaya College Road 6 42 Road H. No.6' to Road Maddin Khani Road 37 15 and 30 to 3S 10 Indi Road Vijaya College Municipal Fort Wall Gachhinkatti Colony 72 Road and Hubli- Limits Kashimkeri Tande 42 Sholapur Road II Rajput and Rajput Galli Road Fort Wall Rajput Galli Road Rajput Galli 55 Minimadar Galli H. No. 34, 35, 43 H. No. II to 19 and 51-55 and 44 12 Rajput Galli Rajput Galli Fort Wall Rajput Galli Road Rajput Galli 56 94/2 H. No. 85/1-90 H. No. 56 to 57 (8), 61,69 & 71 13 Neelakanteshwar Rajput Galli Fort Wall Rajput Galli Road Rajput Galli 94/3 155 Road H. No. 94-106, 107-110 14 Minimadar Galli Minimadar Road Kachara Road Minimadar Galli Waddar & Minimadar oni 138 H. No. 15/4 to Starting from H. No. 56/1, 56, 15/8, 32/1-3212, H. No. I joining 54/6 44 & 45/9 to Jndi Road 15 Minimadar Galli· Minimadar Galli Road H. No. Rajput Galli Road Waddar & Minimadar oni 54/4 95/3 Road H. No. 81,82, 83, 77, 77/1, 77/3 84, 85, 95/3-95/2 (Minimadar Galli) 16 Minimadar Galli Maddin Khani Fort Wall Road Waddar & Minimadar oni 96 164/6 H. No. 116 to 129 17 Waddar & Minimadar Galli Kutcha Road AHa Mahadevi Waddar & Minimadar oni 165 241 Minimadar Galli H. No. 16511, Leading to Temple Road Road 16512, 166/1 to Dr. Nagur's 16612 and 167/1 Garden to 167/4 18 Neelakanteshwar Rajput Galli Road Fort Wall Akka Mahadevi Neelakanteshwar Temple Temple Road Temple Road Road 6 29/13 19 Neelakanteshwar Rajput Galli Road Fort Wall Maddin Khani Neelakanteshwar Temple Temple Road Road and Fort Wan Road 7217 Indi Road I 7 527 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES ANIJ DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREA~ OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks £.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : BIJAPUR (Contd.,) CITY: BIJPAUR (M) (Contd.,) 20 Station Back and Kutchi:\ Road Neelakanteshwar Station Back Road A.P.M.C. Yard 96 Neelakanteshwar connecting Station Approach Road Approach Road Back Road Cross Approach Road 21 Kutcha Road Neelakanteshwar Neelakanteshwar Station Back Road Neelakanteshwar Approach connecting Station Temple RoaO Approach Road Road 40/5 Back Road 171 222 22 Tail GUller Neelakantesh war Fort Wall & Neelakanteshwar Neelakanteshwar Approach Temple Road Road Approach Road Road 40/1 170 23 Byelane from Neelakanteshwar A.P.M.C. Yard Shahapeti Main Neelakanteshwar Road 30 4413 H. NO.7 i.e. Road & Nehru Road Stalion Back Road 15/1 Choudhari's House Road 150 156 upto H. No. 13 & Nehru Road 36 45 CUlling Station Shahapeti Road 13 Back Road H. No. 15 and 15/1 upto Neelakanteshwar Approach Road 24 Shahapeti Police Byelane from A.P.M.C. Yard Station Back Road Station Back Road 33 Gate on Station Choudhari's House 17 50 Back Road [0 A.P.M.C. Yard 81 88 25 Shahapeti Main Road Nehru Road from Shahapeti Road Bara Kaman Cross Shahapeti Road 76 86 .& Bara Kaman Road Ganapati Chowk to Road Kaladgi Galli byelane 2 5 H. No. 10·15 Bara Kaman Kaladgi Galli I 30 Approach Road Nehru R.oad 46 66 Bara Kaman Cross Road 32 Rama Sita lane I 31 Bara Kaman Road 10 15 Manadapalli Chawl 20 26 ,Sara Kaman Cross Puthani Galli Bara Kaman Bukhari Masjid Puthani Galli 19 Road H. No. 1-9 Cross Road Road Bukhari Masjid 33 40 H. No. 1-15 Bara Kaman Road 9 Kabraji Bazar Road 28 Kabraji Bazar Lane 29 DIVISION NO. V Shahapeti A~proach Bara Kaman Dhal Galli M.G. Road No. IV Shahapeti Approach Road 6/39 Road Compound H. No. 1-16 Dha! Galli 17 Mahatma Gandhi Road No. IV 74 86 2 Bara Kaman Com- Bukhari Masjid Kaladgi Galli Mahatma Gandhi Kaladgi Galli 25 pound & Dhal Galli Road H. No. 41-45 Road Road No. IV Sara Kaman Road . 14 25 & and Bara Kaman 40 45 Road Sara Kaman Approach Road 12 528 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: BIJAPUR (Contd.,) CITY: BIJAPUR (M) (Omtd.,) 3 Shahapeti Road Kaladgi Galli from Shahapeti Road Kaladgi Galli Road Shahapeti Road 8 19 No. 20/1 & 35 Masjid to H. No.8 H. No. 8-19 41 75/1 to 40 on Shahapeti Road 4 Shahapeti Approach Shahapeti Road Shahapeti Road Dhal Galli Shahapeti Road 20 40 Road H. No. 8-18 H. No. 41-46 & 19 H. No. 25-31 Shahapeti Approach Road 7 18 (Masjid) & 35 5 Shahapeti Approach Mahadev Temple Station Back Shahapeti Main Mahadev Temple Road 20 59/2 Road H. No. 28-35 Road H. No. 60-63 Road Road & Mahadev Temple 6 Mahadev Temple Mahadev Temple Mahadev Shahapeti Main Mahadev Temple Road 60 83 Road H. No. Road H. No. I-II Temple Road Road 19/2 47-59/1 H. No. 12. 19/1,74,75,63, 64.65 7 Shahapeti Approach Station Back Road Station Back Mahadev Temple Shahapeti Approach Road 19 27 Road H. No. 19-26 H. No. 84-94 Road H. No. 52, Station Back Road 52 94 53, 82, 83, 84 8 Station Back Road Lane H. No. 142. Station Back Mahadev Temple Station Back Road 95 149 H. No. 96 to 99 143 Road H. No. 96-149 9 Stadium & Badi Shahapeti Approach Station Back Mahatma Gandhi Shahapeti Approach Road 28 48/2 Kaman Road Road Road H. No. I, Road No. IV Houses in between Sunagar' 2, 3, 4 Galli and Park Road 32 Park Road 2 Station Back Road 8 Sumigar Galli 7 10 Tail Gutter Shahapeti Approach Park Road Tail Gutter Sunagar Galli 43 Road 16 18 29 & 49 50/1 II Municipal Harijan Stadium & Tail Par~ Road Netaji Park Harijan Colony 165 Colony Gutter 12 Veterinary Hospital Municipal Harijan Station Back Mahatma Gandhi Harijan Colony 43/1 Road Quarters.& Netaji Roacj No. V Kanjar Bhata Colony 31 Park Leprosy Colony 40 Park Road 1 7 P.W.D. Office 5 6 13 Mukund Nagar Badi Kaman Road Shikarkhana Mahatma Gandhi Shikarkhana 18 37 H. No. 99, iOO & Road Road No. VI Veterinary Hospital Road I II 101 Veterinary Mahatma Gandhi Road Hospital Road & No. IV 124 146 Shikarkhana 99 121 H. No. 19, 33, 37 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED I N CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. ------'----_. ---~-- No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/L,me/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TAl.UK: BlJAPUR (Conld.,l CITX: BlJAPUR (M) (Contd.,) 14 Gol-Gumbaz Shikarkhana Road Shikarkhana Hashimpeer Darga Gandhi Nagar 86 Compound Locality Road Hashimpeer Darga Area 13 27 15 Hashimpccr Darga Mukund Nagar Ha,himpeer Mukl,md Nagar Mukund Nagar 38 Road House Nos. 96, 97, Darga Road House No. 1-4 and Municipal Quarters 4 98 & Veterinary 96 and Mahatma Hashimpeer Darga 12 Hospital Road Gandhi Road' Mahatma Gandhi Road No: VI No. VI 78 98 16 Shikark hana Road Garden land Fort Wall Veterinary Hospital Station Back Road I 5 H. No. 44-48, Road & Station Shikarkhana 44 109 64-106 on Nagathan Back Road Industrial Estate Area 56 Road 17 Fort Wall Shikarkhana Road Station Back Veterinary Hospital Shikarkhana 36 43 H. No. 44-48, Road & Depot Road & Station 110 141 64, 106 Road Back Road 6 17 I ndustrial Estate 57 61 18 Railway Station Hashimpeer Darga Station Back Mahatma Gandhi Acharya Katte 25 Premises Road Road Road No. VII Gol-Gumbaz Compound Area 25 Outside the Railway Station 33 New House near Chogale Road 21/6 19 lYIunicipal Limits Spinning Mill Road Municipal Bhavikatti Tande Bhavikatti Tande ,51/3 00 Limits Road Spinning Mill Tande I 145 Choudhari's Tota 20 23/1 Darbar Tota 24 25 Spinning Mill Area 19 J angli Maradi Road 2 Langalikar Tota 20 Municipal Limits Fort Wall Bhavikatti Mahatma Gandhi Railway Line 13 98 Tande Road Road No. VII Rajput Tota 12 and Road by the side of Rajput Tota 21 Municipal l.imits Good, Shed Road Rajput Tota Mahatma Gandhi New Railway Quarters I 2/6 Road No. VII Mill Area 32 3317 Bank Colony 31 Walikar Chawl 35 Sindgi Road 28 DIVISION NO. VI Municipal Limits Ukkali Road & Mahatma Municipal Limits Allapur Tand' 70 Rukmini Pandit Gandhi Road Leprosy Colony 1 10/3 Samadhi VII Rllkmini Pandit Samadhi Area 9 530 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. West North South East Road/Lane/Cross ------Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : BIJAPUR (Contd.,) CITY: BIJPUR (M) (Cqntd.,) 2 Ukkali Road Rampur Road Mahatma Municipal Limits Mill Area 25 Gandhi Road VII 3 Rampur Road Allapur Road Mahatma Municipal Limits Allapur 35 H. No. 20, 29, 26, Gandhi Road Mill Area 44 35 & Railway Lines H. No. 96 4 Allapur Lane Railway Line Allapur Road Municipal Limits Allapur 36 10012 H. No. 29-35 H. No. 97 & 36 5 Fort Wall Byelane ·H. No. 12, Allapur Yes Fort Wall Pailwan Galli 34/2 13,34 Road 6 Byelane H. No. 35 Nagarbavadi Tota Allapur Yes Fort Wall Pailwan Galli 35 61 to 40 Road 7 Allapur Yes & Fort Shanmukha Swami Shanmukha Allapur Ves Road Shanmukha Swami RO,!d I IO Wall Temple to Maruti Swami Road I Shanmukha Swami Road V I 28/4 Temple Dubey Road 5 12 ,8 ,Chapparband Road Dubey Road I & II Mahatma Gandhi Shanmukha Swami Mahatma Gandhi Road VII 44 53 H. No. 12, 13, 13/1, Road VII Road I Chapparband Galli 3 23 19, 29, 30, 37 H. No.4 to 53 Bendkeri Galli 24 36 Dubey Road 2 9 Fort Wall Chapparband Galli Mahatma Allapur Gate Road Chapparband Galli 39 88 & Dubey Road Gandhi Road Dubey Road 3 4 VII H. No. 53/1, 5312 and Shan- mukha Swami Road 10 Dubey Road Pavady Basveshwar Mahatma Pavady Basveshwar Mahatma Gandhi Road H. No. 16 Road I. H. No. Gandhi Road Road I No. VII 26 43 14/1, 1412, & 70, H. No. 26 to 43 Pachapur Road 16 54 & 53 Pavady Pavady Basveshwar Road II 1412 Basveshwar Pavady Basveshwar Road I 24 Road H. No. 54-70 & 17-24 11 Dubey Road Pavady Basveshwar P.B. Road II H. P.B. Road III Pavady Basveshwar Road III 70 Road 1 No.5, 9/1, 912, H." No. 53 to 70 Dubey Road 13 1.6 6,20, 16 12 Dubey Road Pachapur Road P.B. Road I Shanmukha Swami Pavady Basveshwar Road I 25 91 R6ad Pachapur Road 17 .3 Shanmukha Swami Pachapur Road Shanmukha Allapur Ves Road Pachapur Road 18 34 Road III H. No. 17-34 Swami Road I Shanmukha Swami Road II 19 H. No. 1-7 H. No. 17-20 Pachapur lane 23 Shanmukha Swami Road III 7 Shanmukha Swami Road I 11 21 531 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To ~ 2 3 4 5 6 I 8. TALUK: BIJAPUR (Conld.,) CITY: BIJPAUR (M) (Contd.,) 14 Shanmukha Swami Shanmukha Swami Shanmukha Allapur Ves Road Shanmukha Swami Road III 8 20 Math Road Road III H. No. I Swami Road I H. No. 18 to 20 to 7 15 Jadar Galli Road Jadar Galli Road Mahatma Jadar Galli Road Jadar Galli 68 H .No. II, 12, 13, H. No. 1-4 (2), 26, Gandhi Road M.G. Road VII 12 20, 21, 23, 25i & 27 VII H. No. 1-12 37, 44, 46, 47 16 Pachapur Road Jadar Galli Road Mahatma Jadar Galli Road Jadar Galli Road 69 130 H. No. 51-61 H. No. II, 12, 13, Gandhi Road Mahatma Gandhi Road No. 20, 2+, 23, 37, 38, VII H. No. 13, VII 13 25 44,46,47 25 Pachapur Road 51 61 17 Jadar Galli Road Settlement Road Mahatma Jadar Galli Road Jadar Galli 283 334 H. No. 1-4 (2), 27, Gandhi Road 26 VII 18 Lane in Jadar Galli Settlement Road Kutcha Road Jumma Masjid Jumma Masjid Road III 76 91 H. No. 91,203, H. No. 252-257 Road H. No. 76-91 Jadar Galli 194 204/8 195, 196 upto the 231 257 Masjid H. No. 193 69 72 19 Pachapur Road Lane H. No. 91, Kutcha Road Jumma Masjid Jadar Galli 111 126 H. No. 30-43 203, 196, 195, upto Road 111 H. No. 92 I 45 193, i.e. Masjid to 94 205 230 Pachapur Road 44 50 20 Pachapur Road Settlement Road Ishwar Temple Kutcha Road Jadar Galli 127 193 H.- No. 44 to 50 Road Pachapur Road 30 43 J umma Masjid Road 92 94/2 21 Settlement Road Halakeri Road Road in front of Southern Boundary Settlement Road 163 212 H. No. 168-173, H. No. 180 & Gai Chawl of H. No. 57, 59, 176/8-176/9, Settlement Road 61,65,69 and 73, 176/10 H. No. 193 to 212 74 of Jumma Masjid Road No. 1II 22 Halakeri Road Settlement Road North Boundary Jumma Masjid Jumma Masjid Road 57 75 H. No. 212 of H. No. 57, Road No. III .. 59, 61, 65, 69, 73 & 74 on J umma Masjid Road 23 Settlement Road Seltl~ment Road Mahatma Jumma Masjid Settlement Area 81 140 from Maruti i.e. Remand Horne Gandhi Road Road Mahatma Gandhi Road 52 73 Temple,Road to Road No. VII Halakeri Road 24 Halakeri & Remand Home Halakeri Road Jumma Masjid Settlement Area 141 162 Sundareshwar Road H. No. 142 H. NO. 124-140 Road Temple to 155 532 STATEMENT VI: DE~CRIPTION OF BOUNDA~IES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West "Iorth South Road/Lanc;/Cross Road. Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : BIJAPUR (Contd.,) CITY: BIJPAUR (M) (Corlld.,) 25 Settlement Road Doulatkoti Road Byelane Jumma Masjid Jumma Masjid Road III 56 H. No. I (1)-10 (1) H .. No.1-IS H. No. 11-14 Road III Settlement Area 14/3 H. No. I-56 Doulatkoti Road 16 27 26 Settlement Road Doulatkoti Road Mahatma Byelane Settlement Area 14/4 80/5 H. No. 16-51 H. No. 16-27 Gandhi Road H. No. 14-16 Doulatkoti Road 15 No.VII Mahatma Gandhi Road No. VI 49 52 27 Nagar-Bavadi Road H. No. Jumma Masjid Lane H. No. Jumma Masjid Road III 101 166 Garden Lane & 159-16115, Road 1Il H. No. 144/13-146, Kutcha Road 166-162/3 101-107, 156-159 146/1-146/4, 162·162/3 28 Lane H. No. Hariyal Galli Jumma Masjid Hariyal Galli Jumma Masjid Road III 167 182 159·161/5, Road III H. No. 4/18, 5-10 H ariyal Galli 10 166·162/3 168/3-174/4 29 Indira Nagar Hariyal Galli, Hariyal Galli Fort Wall Indira Nagar 79 H. No. 162-166 Indira Nagar Road Lane H. No. H ariyal Galli II 13/14 Garden land 4/17-4/18, 5·10. 162/3-144/13 30 Rajput Galli Road Jumma Masjid Jumma Masjid Hariyal Galli 63/5 Jumma Masjid Road III 183 216 H. No. 183, 122 & Block Road Road H. No. to 78/9 J umma Masjid Block 60 64/6 Lane H. No. 98, 183·216 Hariyal Galli 64 78/8 95/3,95/1 -3, 78/8, 78/9 31 Rajput Galli, Pethe Lane H. No. Lane H. No. Lane H. No. 95/1. Hariyal Galli 79 122 Bavadi H. No. 96/1-95/1 96/1.97. lIS/I. 95/2. 99/ I. 90, 122-183/1 116/3, 8916. 87/3. 83/1 119/1-122 32 Jumma Masjid Jumma Masjid Jumma Masjid Lane H. No. 22. Jumma Masjid Block 70 Block Road Road No. 11 23. 25, 26. 27. 28.• 29 33 Pethe Bavadi Road Lane H. No. 21.22 Arkat Darga Hariyal Galli Hariyal Galli 15/1 88/8 Road 34 Compound Wall of Municipal Limits Compound Wall Ibrahimpur Road Industrial Settlement on Industrial & and Railway H. No. 118 to 162 Bagewadi Road (ES) 34/4 Agricultural Settle- Line Venkateshwara Temple Road ment and Bagewadi (Ibrahimpur) 35 116 Road from Railway Crossing 35 l~rahimpur Lane lbrahimpur Lane Road H. No. H. No. 188-198 Ibrahimpur 117 186 H. No. 168-174 & H. No. 112. 113. 118 to 162 165-167 116 53j STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS' OF THE DIST,RICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West Norch SO\lth Road/LlIne/Cross Road, Etc. From 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---- ~------ TALUK: BIJAPUR (Contd.,) CITY: BlJAPUR (M) (Contd.,) 36 Bagewadi Road Lane H. No. Railway Cross- Well and Temple Ibrahimpur 187 278 192-203 and 228. ing Chowk 233-238 DIVISION NO. VII : ' Doulatkoti Road Tail Gutter H; No. Mahatma Gandhi Jumma Masjid Jumma Masjid Road I 64 94 H. No. 28-44 11-16. 11-19.20 Road VI Road No. II Doulatkoti Road 28 44 and Jumma Masjid H. No. 64·68 Divatgeri Galli r 22 Road H. No. 58. 67 2 Tail Gutter Divatgeri Galli Southern Boun· Jumma Masjid Divatgeri Road 19 65 H. No. 44-52 & 1-4 dary of Walls of Road H. No. 12-37 on Mahatma Gandh i Road VI 3 Divatgeri Galli Divatgeri Galli Mahatma Jumma Masjid Mahatma Gandhi Road 13 49 H. No. 1-4 and Road Gandhi Road VI Road Divatgeri Road 17/3 14-52 H. No. 13-48 4 'Divatgeri Jumma Masjid Gujjar Galli Divatgeri H. No. Gujjar Galli 82 Road No. I H. No. 1-33 100-119 & 69-74 5 Divatgeri H. No. Jumma Masjid Divatgeri Divatgeri Road Divatgeri Road 126 126 Road 1 H. No. 100-119, from Raghavendra 69-74 Temple to Divatgeri Well 6 Gujjar Galli Munishwar Road Gopalpur Galli Jumma Masjid Jumma Masjid Road II 95 120 H. No. 6-13 H. No. 33-48 Road Road Munishwar Road 4 48 Gopalpur Galli 1 24 7 Chidanand Swami Munishwar Road Mahatma Gandhi Gopalpur Galli Swami Chidanad Road 41 Road H. No. H. No. 49·55 Road No. VI Road Mahatma Gandhi Road 1-30/3 H. No. 1-12 No. VI 12 M unishwar Road 3 49 55 8 Hamja Huseni Asar Road and Mahatma Harija,n Kanya M.G. Road 7 20 Darga Road & Lane Asar Mahal Lane Gandhi Road Mandir Road and Harijan Kanya Mandir Road I 22 & H. No. 20, 28,21, Asar Lane H. No. 32 33· 22.103 66, 67, 71-81 D.H.S.Approach Road 38 9 Munishwar Road Asar Mahal Lane Lane H. No. 66, Jumma Masjid Hamja Huseni Road \ I 30 67,71,81, Road No. I Asar Mahal Lane 58 65 114/1 and 18, 131 135 17 29/2 10 Munishwar Road Hamja Huseni Mahatma Harijan Kanya Jumma Masjid Road 152 165/2 Darga Road & Gandhi Road Mandir Road Lane Asar Mahal Lane 66 130 byelane H. No. 20, No. V' H. No, 17 and 18 22 534 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDAKIES AN» DETAII.S (W AKl:AS IN( I lll») I> IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THl; URBAN AREAS- 01 THI' ))IS I RI(' I ~-~~----- Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South RoadlL<\ne/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: BIJAPUR (Contd.,) CITY: BIJAPUR (M)Contd., II Asar Mahal Lane Lane H. No. I-II, Asar Mahal Jumma Masjid Asar Mahal Road 51 H. No. 1-12,23-49 41-62 Compound Road I Jumma Masjid Road II 166 215 108 III Asar Mahal Block Road II 24 62 79 83 12 Lane H. No. I-II Asar Mahal Block Asar Mahal Jumma Masjid Asar Mahal Road 12 13 and 41-62 Compound Gate Road I 63/6 78/1 & Khandak 84 170 13 Asar Mahal Back Asar Mahal Road Lane H. No. Jumma Masjid Jumma Masjid Road I 220 268/3 Road H. No. 220 H. No. 262-268, 84-90, H. No. Road I Asar Mahal Road 57 90 57-84 254, 249, 237, Asar Mahal Back Road 16 18 229, 228 and 16-18 14 Asar Mahal Back Lane H. No. 90, Lane H. No. 90, Lane H. No. 16, Asar Mahal Back Road 15 Road H. No. 12, 91, 88, !!4, 73 96, 55-57, 29-41, 17-18, 228-229, 233, 19 96 15, I and 50-55, 1-7 249, 254 93-96 15 ,Asar Mahal Bac~ Asar Mahal Road Asar Mahal Lane H. No. 94-96, Asar Mahal Back Road 97 187 Road Water Tank Road 55-56, 29-41 and H. No. 84 and 1-7 96-100, 50-55 & 29-35 16 Jumrna Masjid Kamalkhan Bazar Jumrna Masjid Lane in Bagayat Jumma Masjid Road II 62 Compound and Road H.No. 1-30 Road No. II Galli H. No. 38-49 Kamalkhan Bazar Road 30 Lane leading to H. No. 1-22 and Kamalkhan Bazar 55,62 H.No. 15-29,51-63 17 Bagayat Galli Road Lane H. No. 22, Lane H. No. Kutcha Gutter Bayagat Galli I, II, & III 70 H. No.I-7, 29 23, 37, 38, 51-63 49-54, 38 and J.M. Road 18 Garden Land Bagayat Lane Jumma Masjid Fort Wall Bagayat Galli 72 116 H. No. 1-7,29, Lane Road & Kutcha H. No. 11-15, 30 Gutter Lane 19 Kamalkhan Bazar Managuli Yes Road Gulam Huseni Yadavannavar Galli Gulam Huseni Galli 102 Road Galli 20 Kamalkhan Bazar Gulam Huseni Galli Jumma Masjid Gulam Huseni Gulam Huseni Galli 103 140 Road H. No. Lane H. No. Road I H. No. Galli Road Jumma Masjid Road 105 149 135-136, 178-184 103-129 105-150 H. No. 129-134 Kamalkhan Bazar Road 177 188 21 Lane leading to Lane H. No. 43-46, Garden Lands Fort Wall Goudar oni 42 Bagayat Galli 42-60, 66, 70-71, Kamalkhan Bazar Cross Road 55 55, 36, 35, 84-92/3 22 Lane H. No. 46-49, Gulam Huseni Gulam Huseni Fort Wall Kamalkhan Bazar Road 28 124 60, 42, 66, 70, 71, Galli, Yadavan- Galli 55, 79-80, 84-92/3 navar Galli 535 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF Tl-JE DISTRICT -----_- Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Censu; Enumeration Block-. Enumeration Blocks E:B_ -.------~---~------~------No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To - -_--_-_---_--- -~------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 _------_.------ T ALUK : BIJAPUR (Conld.,) CITY: BIJAPUR (M) (Contd_,) 23 Kamalkhan Bazar Gulam l:fuseni Galli Gulam Huseni Hajeri Galli Lane Kamalkhan Bazar Road 125 176 Road H. No. & Tekade Galli G .. i1li Road H. No. 1-33 Yadavannavar Galli I 20 161-176, 126-156 45 62 Hajeri Galli 39 45 24 Gulam Huseni Managuli Ve~ Road Oulam l:Iuseni Kamalkhan Bazar Managuli Agase Road 114 146 Galli, Yadavan- (:;aIli Road and Hajeri Galli I 38 navar Galli H_ No_ Yadavannavar Yadavannavar Galli 20/1 44 45-48, 139, 1-8 Galli 25 K hannal Masjid id lumma Masjid lumma Masjid lumma Masjid lumma Masjid Road I 9 61 Road H. No. 105, {II, Road H_ No. 9-10, Road H. No. Road H. No.9-58, 83 109/2 60, 106. 107, 108 86-92 92/1-105 109-108 26 lumma Masjid Lane Managuli Yes Road lumma Masjid Managuli Yes Road Managuli j\gase Road 22 H. No:86-92/1 and 1-22 Road H_ No_ Jumma Masjid Road I 148 191 58-109 62-80 62 82 . 27 Managuli Yes Road Jumanal Road Managuli Road Kutcha Lane, Andu Andu Masjid Block 53 H. No. 48-53 H. No. 44-47 H. No_ 21-35/1 Masjid 7-8, 29, Managuli Agase Road 21 35/1 40-53 J umanal Road 44 47 2/l Managuli Ve~ Road 1 u manal Road Lane Andu Kutcha Road Andu Masjid Block 54 137111 H. No. 41-43 Masjid H_ No. 109-133 J umanal Road 41 43 H. No. 44-53 29 Managuli Yes Road Andu Masjid Area Kutcha Road by Road H. No.2, 3, Andu Masjid Block 142 ',143126 50-58 H. No. 143/13- the side of Andu 9-16,44-45, 56, 57, Managuli Agase Road 58 143/5, 2 Masjid 58 30 Managuli Ves Road Basav Nagar Road H. No. Ayurvedic College Managuli Agase Road 59 122 H. No. 67-118 H. No. 26, 25, 24, 44-58 Road Basav Nagar J7 28 18,19,17 & 16 31 Basav Nagar Jumanal Road Andu Masjid Fort Wall Shantiniketan Colony H. No. 26, 25, 24, H. No. (Murankeri) 122 128 '19,18, 17 and 16 143/13-2-44 J umana I Road 27 40 Andu Masjid H. No. Basav Nagar 16 143/13-143/5 32 Murankcri H. No,. lumanal Road Murankeri Road Shantinikelan Murankeri Ayurvedic College 17-30 and 42 H. No. 42-61 Housing Colony Road 42 123 and 118~121 24 38 33 Managuli Yes Road Jumanal Road Ayurvedic Murankeri Road Murankeri Road 41 H. No. 1-10 H. No. 1-5 College Road H. No. 17,6,22, Managu)i Ag~se Road 36 23,28, 29, 36, 37, Polytechnic Quarters 8 39, 40, 22, 23, 27 Ayurvedic College Back Road 23/2 34 lJagewadi Road Bagalkol Road Murtuza Kadri Railway Line Hudco Colony 204 i.e. Jumanal Road Darga Road S36 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION B~OCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road. Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK : BIJAPUR (Contd.,) TOWN: BIJAPUR (M) (Contd.,) DIVISION NO. Vlll Asar Mahal Road Managuli Road Arkilla Road Managuli Road Congress Bhavan Road 18 H. No. 5-8 H. No. 1-6 and Darbar Hall H. No. 19-79 Managuli Road lOS 12-18 Jumma Masjid Road 36 39 & 40 1 8 271 276 2 Asar Maha1 Road Congress Bhavan Mahatma ArkiIlll Road Managuli Road 32 39/1 Road Gandhi Road Anand Mahal Road 65 New Houses 5 Asar Mahal Road 52 3 Congress Bhavan lod Gumbaz Tas Bavadi Nava Bag Road and Tas Bavadi Road 113 144 Road i.e. Bus Stand Compound Road H. No. Mission Compound MiSSion Compound 1 22 Road 37-144 & Jod- H. No. 1-22 Jod-Gumbaz Road 32 48 Gumbaz Road H. No. 40-41 4 Nava Bag Road Tas Bavadi Lane by the side Garden Area Tas Bavadi Road 145 202 H. No. 37,57, of Tas Bavadi Nava Bag Road 95 118 91-94 H. No. 78-88 & 94 5 lod-Gumbaz Fort Wall Tas Bavadi Bye-lane H. No. Nava Bag Road 37 94 Compound Wall Road H. No. 78 & 94 161,170, 194 to 202 6 Darbar Galli Darbar Galli Dhatri Masjid & Andheri Bavadi Darbar Galli Road I & II 27 Road 11 Road I Sakaf Roza Road H. No. 12-15 Darbar Galli Road II 22 H. No. 19-22 & Managuli Road 14 Managuli Road H. No. 2-14 7 Jumanal Road Darbar Galli Road Managuli Road Andheri Bavadi Darbar Galli Road III 35 H. No. 1-7 No. II H. No. 1-12 H. No. 15-21 Road Near Ganj a Sugandhi Lane 18 J umanal Road I 9 Managuli Road 15 21 8 Darbar Galli Road Khadi Gramodyog Sakaf Roza Cemetery Road Andheri Bavadi Road 3 18 1 & Sri Krishna Road Road H. No. 3-8 & Khadi Gramodyog Road 24/5 Nagar Road 1-7,112-1/5 on 21 Andheri Bavadi Khadi Gramodyog 9 On Khadi Khadi Gramodyog Sakaf Roza Cemetery Road Khadi Gramodyog Road 22 56 Gramodyog Road Centre i.e. Road H. No. 22-24 & Ayurvedic Hospital 1-18 & Sakaf Roza Area 537 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks n.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road. Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : BIJAPUR (Contd.,) CITY: BIJAPUR (M) (Contd.,) 10 Sakaf Roza Lane Sakaf Roza Lane Sakaf Roza A.M. Hospital Sakaf Ro:za Road 34 Eastern side H. No. Westcni side Road III Compound 1-9, 12, 14, 16, 24 H. No. 45-49, 37 & 24/1 II Sakaf Roza Lane Lane H. No,6Q-62, Lane H. No. 85, A.M. Hospital Sakaf Roza Road 35 66 H. No. 49, 45 & 37 38-59 89, 67, 69, & 72 Compound 86 87 12 Sakaf Ro:za Road Road near the Sakaf Roza Sakaf Roza Lane Sakaf Roza Road 67 85 H. No. 105 & Karadi Gardens Road H. No. H. No. 88, 89, 67. 88 105 72 to 77 88, 89, 90-104 69-72 13 Managuli Road & Karadi Layout Navabag Road Khadi Gramodyog Sakaf Roza Road 156 192 Khadi Gramodyog Road Road Karadi Garden Road 23 3012 Road 14 Lane H. No. Karadi Layout Mission Sakaf Roza Road Sakaf Roza Road 106 128 133-140 Road Compound 15 Khadi Gramodyog Lane H. No. Mission Sakaf Roza Road II Sakaf Roza Road and Athni Road H. No. 121-128 Compound Galli Road 129 155 147-155 16 lumanal Road Krishna Nagar Andheri Bavadi Haveli Galli Road Shri Krishna Nagar 38 From Ganja to PDl H. No. 25-38 Road J umanal Road 8 High School PDJ High School Colony 4 17 lumanal Road Havcli H. No. Haveli Galli Garden Land Haveli Galli 27 . 54 ·H. No. 16-32 21-29 H. No. 26, 25, J umanal Road 12 28 19, 18, 16, 63-67, 55, 56 and 45 18 Jumanal Road Haveli H. No. I, 2, Haveli Galli Haveli H. No. 26, Haveli Galli I 26 H. No. 12-15 22,26 H. No.2, 46, 7, 19, 16,66-63, 55 80 72-80 55-56, 49-15 19 Kasageri Road & Kasageri Road L:fne H. No. 64 Basav Nagar Kasageri Main Road 33 Garden Land H. No. H. No. 22-31, 71, 65 82 77-82/1 & 2-12 69,65 88 91 20 Kasageri Road Ayurvedic Hospital Cemetery Road Basav Nagar & Kasageri 34 64 H. No. 83/1-96/6 & Road Lane by the side of 83 87 & 65/69, 71-31-33, House No. 64, 92, 92 102 24-22-1 87, 83/1 21 Road in Basav Christian Burial Basav Nagar Fort 'Wall Kasageri New Houses or Nagar H. No. 73-75 Ground & Garden Road and Nisar Mohala. Road 61 and Kasageri Road Cemetery Road Basav Nagar 62 80 22 Jumanal Road Garden Lands Basav Nagar Hubli-Sholapur Basav Nagar Road 61 Road Road K.E.B. Office & Quarters 16 Navarasapur 22 538 ST ATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF .THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. No. East West North South Road/Lane/Gross Road, Etc. From To 6 7 8 2 3 4 5 CITY: BIJAPUR (ConI"'.,) T ALUK : BIJAPUR (Conld.,) 93 23 Karadi Road & Garden Lands Navabag Road Fort Wall Karadi Housing Colony 8 Sakaf Roza Area behind Tas Bavadi and Tas Bavadi Navabag Road 24 Garden Lane Fort Wall Tas Bavadi Fort Wall ' Behind Tas Bavadi including 113 behind Tas Bavadi Road Government Garden DIVISION NO. IX 130 Gund Bavadi Road Fort Wall Mahatma Makka Ves Gund Bavadi Road H. No. 61-98 GllJldhi Road & 42-62 No. III 99 128 2 Trivikram Temple Fort Wall & Gund Lane & open Trivikram Temple Gund Bavadi Road Road side Western Bavadi Road space touching Road Boundary of H. No. 99-100 H. No. 1-7 /" 38 5~ 3 Shahu Nagar Shahu Nagar Lane Mahatma Shahu Nagar M.G. Road Road' H. No. 52 Gandhi Road III Locality H. No. 38-52 53 59 4 Shahu Nagar Lane Gund Bavadi Road Mahatma Shahu Nagar M.G. Road H. No. 52 Gandhi Road 1II Locality H. No. 53-59 10 5 Shahu Nagar Road I Shahu Nagar Mahatma Mirde Galli Road Shahu Nagar Lane I 82 Lane I H. No. 1-7, Gandhi Road Shahu Nagar Lane II 65 30 65-62 No. III Shahu Nagar Road I Shahu Nagar Road 11- 37 Mirde Galli 130 133 64 6 Shahu Nagar Gund Bavadi Road Mahatma Mirde Road Shahu Nagar Lane II 11 52 Lane I H. No. Gandhi Road Shahu Nagar Lane 13-20, 11-58-53, I, No. III 2,3 7 Sonar Bavadi Road Maruti Temple Shahu Nagar Ajrekar Chawl Mahatma Gandhi Road 50 H. No. 1-24 Lane Road I & H. No. 8-3r Sonar No. III Mahatma Gandhi Bavadi Lilne Sonar Bavadi Road I 37 Ro,ad III H. No. 25-37 Shabu Nagar Road I 58 66 78 129 8 Maruti Temple Shahu Nagar Road Ajrekar Chawl Mirde Galli Road Mirde Galli Maruti Temple Road I 18 Road H. No. 27, H. No. 31-47 & 57 H. Nos 9 & 22 H. No. 7,8-120 31 57 28, Ajrekar Chawl Shahu Nagar Road I 32 34 H. No. 35, 55-63 & Ajrekar Chawl 69-75 touching Mirde Galli Road H. No. 78 539 ST ATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road •. Etc. From To 2 3 4 6 7 8 TALUK: BlJAPUR (Contd.,) CITY: BIJAPUR (M) (Contd.,) 9 Sonar Bavadi Road Maruti Temple Compound Wall Mirde Road M.G. Road 37 H. No. 40. 48. Road H. N~. 28-7 of Sri Desai's Northern Boundary Sonar Bavadi Road 54 51-52. 54 &. Ajrekar Chawl Building & & H. No. 78. Ajrekar Chawl and Mirde H. No. 55-63 Public Latrines 85-103 Galli Road 129 Maruti Temple Road 18 Shahu Nagar Road 31 66 10 ·Kacheri Road Sonar Bavadi Road Mahatma Gandhi Sonar Bavadi Road Jod Gumathi Road and Sonar H., No. 56-74 lWad No. III & Government Bavadi Road 56 78/1 High Scho~l Mahatma Gandhi Road 18 Compound Kacheri Road 20 II Congress Bhavan Kacheri Road H. Mahatma Kacheri Road H. Mahatma Gandhi Road Road H. No. 1-44 No. 66-93 Gandhi Road IV No. 27-51 No. IV 33 72 H. No. 33-72 Congress Bhavan Road 45 Thai Bavadi Maidan 124 12 Compound Wall of Kacheri Road Mahatma Gandhi Compound Wall of Police Station Road 4] 69 Police Quarters Road IV Police Station Kacheri Road A23 436/5 13 Congress Bhavan Government High Mulik-Zahan Jod-Gumbaz Road M.G. Road 40 65 Road H. No. 1-22 School Compound Masjid & Bus Stand Road S6 77 Kacheri Road Jod-Gumbaz Road 78 120 Sonar Bavadi Road 121 123 Congress Bhavan Road 1 12 Kacheri Road 13 20 Government High School Road 21 39 14 Jod-Gumbaz Road Jamkhana Galli Jamkhana Galli Tas Bavadi Road Tas Bavadi Road 36 III H. No. 27-31 H. No. 85-95 Lane H. No. H. No. 36-111 Jod-Gumbaz Road 19 31 19-26 Jamkhana cialli 85 95 15 Jamkhana Galli Godboh: Mala Lane Lane: Behind Jamkhana Galli Jamkhana Galli 69 Road H. No. 1-60 II H. No. 25-47 Kankanwadi H. No. 60-66 House 16 Jod-Gumbaz Road Jamkhana Galli Ajrekar Circle Jamkhana Galli Jamkhana Galli 70 82 H. No. I-II Road H. No. 1-60 Road H. No. 85-96 96 140 & Lane H. No. and Lane H. No. J od-Gumbaz Road 1 18 48-52. 89 20-26 Godbole Lane II 48 52 17 Jamkhana Galli T~ Bavadi Tilak Road No. I Tas Bavadi Road Tas Bavadi Approach Road 2S Road Approach Road H. No. 7-19'and Godbole Mala Lane II ~ H. No. 1-25 16-21 Godbole Mala Road 44 Godbole Mala Lane I 16 Tilak Road 19 18 Ajrekar Circle Tas Bavadi Mirde Galli Road Tilak Road I Mirde Road 23 78 Approach Road H. No. 19-40 Tilak Lane 1 28 Eastern Boundary Tilak Road 20 40 of H. No. 1-6 and R-n. I; & 16 540 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street I Building No. East West North South RoadlLanel Cross Road, Etc. From To 'l- 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : BIJAPUR (Contd.,) CITY: BIJAPUR (M) (Contd.,) 19 Tas Bavadi Gund Bavadi Road &: Mirde Galli Tas Bavadi Road Tas Bavadi Approach Road 26 35 Approach Road Trivikram Temple H. No. 1-21 and H. No. 20-30,36 46 88 H. No. 56-86 RoBd &: Tas Bavadi 86-87 and Trivikram Temple Tas Bavadi Road 20 36 Godbole Nala Lane Approach Road Oodbole Mala Road H. No. 46-60 Mirde Galli 21 II H. No. 31-36· H. No. 36-42 Lane II and H. No.5; all Tilak Road II 16 H. No. 26 on Tilalf Road Trivikram Temple Road 50 75 20 Tas Bavadi Gund Bavadi Road THak Road II Tas Bavadi Road Trivikram Temple Road 49& Approach Road H. No.5, Il H. No. 1-19 76 83 H. No. 36-42 &: and Trivikram Tas Bavadi Road I 18 Trivikram Temple Temple Road Tas Bavadi Approach Road 36 45 Lane H. No. 10-45 H. No. 46-62 DIVISION NO. X Ibrahim Roza Compound Wall.of Mahatma Gandhi Ibrahim Roza Road Ibrahim Roza Approach Road 46/1 Approach Road District Hospital Road No. I and New Road (WS) leading to District Hospital &: Tande 2 District Hospital Municipal M.G. Road I Municipal District Hospital 23 Premises with a Boundary Boundary Koujalagi Tande 52 Compound 3 Jamkhandi Road Municipal Kalebag H. No. Municipal Kalebag 89 Boundary 26-32 and 8 Boundary to Il 4 Navi Galli Desai Housing Mahatma Gandhi Ibrahim Roza Road Ibrahim Roza Approach Road Colony Road No. I No.1 (ES) 47 66 5 Lingeshwar Road &: Ibrahim Roza Mahatma 0aRdhi Ibrahim Roza Road Houses in between Ibrahim Navi Galli Road Approach Road Road No.1 No. I H. No. RoUl Approach Road and H. No.1 to 23 H. No. 1-2 69-72/1 Navi Galli Road 98 Eastern Boundary Wall 6 Banagar Galli Main Lingaeshwar Road Mahatma Gandhi Banagar Galli Cross Banagar Galli Road 19 42 Road H. No. 20-31 H. No.3, 11, 12, Road I H. No. No. I H. No. 1-5 &: Mahatma Gandhi Road No. I 211 15 26,.29 2-15 11-16 Lingeshwar Road 11 29 Banagar Galli Cross I 16 7 Banagar o.lli Cross Navi Gaili Banagar Galli Ibrahim Roza Navi Galli 12 No. IV H. No. 1-14 H. No. 1-12 Cross I H. No. Road I H. No. Banagar Cross II 32 from Urdu School 17-22 48-52 Banagar-€ross IV 17 &: Banagar Galli Ibrahim Roza Road I 48 52 Cross II H. No.7, 8,9 541 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildi~gs covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. West North South East Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : BIJAPUR (Contd.,) CITY: BIJAPUR (M) (Contd.,) 8 Ibrahim Roza Road Banagar Galli Cross Banagar Galli Ibrahim Roza Road I Banagar GaUi Cross I 17 27 H. No. 24-41 Road IV H. No. 16, Cross Road No. I H. No. 41-47 Banagar Galli Cross III II Banagar Galli Main & 17, Banagar Galli H. No. 23-27 Banagar Road 12 18 Road H. No. 12-18 Cross Road U Ibrahim Roza Road I 24 47 H. No. 3-6 9 Mallayya Temple Banagar Galli Road '"Hiremath Road Ibrahim Roza Banagar Galli Road 9 11 Road No. II H. No.8-II H. No. 2-4 Road I Hiremath Road 2 4 Western Compound Agasar Road 8 57 of ·Karpurrnath IJ pto. Ibrahim Roza Road 10 Hubli:"Sholapur Mallayya Temple Gavar Galli Ibrahim Roza Road Ibrahim Roza Road I '2312 r.ad (Pethe Road) Road No. II Road Mallayya Road I 13 21 No. 66 and 67 H. No. I to 9 Mallayya Road II 8/1 Pethe Road 66 67 11 Gavar Galli Road Shankarling Lane Mahatma Gandhi Hiremath Road Mahatma Gandhi Road I 24 31 Road I H. No. Gavar Galli Road 18 37 24-31 Shankarling Lane 17 37 Agasar Galli 1 7 12 Shankarling Lane. Banagar Galli Main Mahatma Gandhi Hiremath Road Banagar Galli Road 8/3 Road H. No. I to 8 Road H. No. Hiremath Road 14 16-23 Mahatma Gandhi Road I 16 23 Shankarling Lane 16 13 Easte;n side Houses Gavar Galli Road Mahatma Gandhi Mallayya Temple Gavar Galli Road 17 back Wall H. No. and Mallayya Road I Road I Gavar Galli Lane 1 20 1-8 on Gavar Galli Temple Road II Mallayya Road II 9 18/2 Road & H. No. Mallayya Road I 11/5 1-9/2 on Gavar Galli· Lane I & H. N6. I to 7 14 Pethe Road i.e. Gavar Galli Road & Mahatma Gandhi Mallayya Temple Pethe Road 65 H\lbli-Sholapur Lane Road I H. No. Road i Mahatma Gandhi Road No. I 32 37 Road H. No. 1-65 32-37 1.5 Adavayya Swami Pdhe Road i.e. Gondhali Galli Shahapeti Galli Pethe Road 96/1 III Math Road H.S. Road H. No. Uppar Galli 15 65 H. No.72-83 96-111 Adavayya Swami Math Math Road 72 83 16 Adavayya Swami Eastern Boundary Mahatma Gandhi Uppar Galli Gondhali Galli 66 Math Road of H. No. 106-111 Road II Mahatma Gandhi Road H. No. 84-85/2 on Pethe Road No,lI 30/1 45 Adavayya Swami !\;lath Road 84 85/2 17 Adavayya Swami Pethe Road H. No. Uppar Galli Ibrahim Roza Road Pethe Road 68 .88 Math Road 68-85 Road No. II Uppar Galli 1 14 H. No. 40-71 Adavayya Swami Math Road 40 71 Ibrahim Roza Road II 7 542 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings :overed under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks B.B. No. Name or No. of Street.! Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : BIJAPUR (Corrcld.,) TOWN: BIJAPUR (M) (Cone/d.,) 18 Fort Wall & Pethe Road H. No. Mahatma Gandhi Uppar Galli & Pethe Road 89 96 Khandak 89-96 Road II Shahapeti Galli & Adavayya Swami Math Road 23 Ibrahim Roza Shahapeti Road 31 , 40 Road No. II M.G. Road 1 30 19 Old Civil Hospital Adavayya Swami Shahapeti Galli Ibrahim Roza Adavayya Swami Math Road 24 39 Compound Road H. No. 24-39 Lane Road II Ibrahim Roza Road 19 8 14 Shahapeti Road 30 41 57 20 Fort Wall Adaki Galli Road Ibrahim Roza Adake Galli Adake.Galli I 34/27 H. No. 1-3 Road II H. No .. 26, 27; 33, Ibrahim Roza Road 16 19 :1'4 21 ,.dake Galli Road Munjanni Galli Ibrahim Roza Dongarchand Adake Galli 35 99 H. No. 36-39, 42, Road H. No. 20, Garden Ibrahim Roza Road 20 21 61, 61/1 21 & Adake Galli Lane H. No. 3.9/1, 3912, 39/3 and 39/4 & 44/1,43/1 22 Adake Galli Road H ubli-Sholapur Munjanni Galli Dongarchand Munjanni Galli 69 H. No. 1-8 Road H. No. 33/17 H. No. 33-37 Garden to 33121 and Sill, 63-69 23 Adak'e Galli Road Hubli-Sholapur Ibrahim Roza Munjanni Galli Munjanni Galli 70 94 H. No. 89-93 Road H. No. 23-33 Road II Lane H. No. I, 2, Mujawar Lane 33121 33-37 & 3317 to 33/9 24 H. NO. 94/1. 92/1 Ibrahim Roza Ibrahim Roza Navadgi and Ibrahim Roza Road I 73 92 90/4; 8115. 100. Gompound Wall Road I H. No. Mujawar Gardens 99/1 on Mujawar 73-91/1 Garden 25 Munjanni Galli and Hubli-Sholapur Ibrahim Roza Gardens Ibrahim Roza Road I 93 119/4 Dongarchand Shah Road H. No. Road II H. No. Ibrahim Roza Road II 23 Garden 118-11914 & 1-8 Mujawar Garden H. No. 93-100 543 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. Easl West North South Road/Lane/Cros: Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 .5 6 7 8 T ALUK : BILGI TOWN: BILGI (M) (Contd.) DIVISION NO. I Cross Road leading R.S. No. 461 and Tank Main Road Main Road I 36 to Jamkhandi Road 462 Suli Bhavi Galli 37 174 2 Arettina Bhavi From Old Bazar Southern Main Road Main Road. Old Bazar Road. Road Road to Jam,kh,andi portion of Block Durga Road, Arettina Bhavi Road No.3 and Road 175 307 R.S. No. 651 lamkhandi to Bagalkot Road 3 Cross Road leading Arc~ttina Bhavi Jamkhandi Bagalkot Road MuHa Galli and Jahagiradar to Jamkhandi Road Road Bagalkot Road Galli 99 4 Ganigara Lane Arettina Bhavi Bagalkot Road Main Road (Bazar Arettina Bhavi Road 100 116 Road Road) Kambara-Agasi Road 117 129 SeUara Lane 130 137 Ganigara Lane 138 157 Kambara-Agasi Road 158 182 DIVIS~ON NO. J.I 5 Katakar oni and Ganigara Lane Jamkhandi- Bus Stand Road Mosque Area 23 Pattar oni Bagalkot Road Bazar Road and Mahalina Mane oni 24 129 6 Bus Stand and Saw Katakar oni and Kambara Agasi Mosque and Madar Keri 130 230 Mill Road Pataradavara " Road Maramma Temple oni Road Road 7 Jamkhandi- Cross Road to Jamkhandi Bagalkot Road Harijan Keri Galli 114 Bagalkot Road Jamkharidi Road Road 8 Bagalkol Road Harijan Keri Jamkhandi- Madar Keri G.L.B.C. Colony and Gudur 115 312 Bagalkot Road Colony DIVISION NO. III 9 Cross Road from Cross Road from Katakar oni R.S. No. 295 Bajantri Galli and Durgavva Sy. No, 296 to Sy. No. 403 to Road Temple Area 87 Katakar oni Road Katakar oni Road 10 From Sy. No. 403 Shri Siddeshwara Katakar oni R.S. No. 403 and Kumbar Galli, Siddeshwara 58 167 to Katwar oni Road Road and Jadara Road 404 Road (ES) oni Roae II R.S. No. 297 and Katakar oni Road Cross Road from Cross Road from -Katakar oni Road 1" 72 300 Katidar ani to Sy. No. 296 to Sy. No. 301 Katakar oni Road 12 R.S. No. 301 Katakar oni Road Madarkeri and Cross Road from Kanavi Galli,' Yellamma Kodekalla oni Katuar oni Road Temple Road 129 to Sy. No. 301 S44 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF .BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDEI.) IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumen"ion Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Stn.."Ct/ Building No. East South North Road/Lane/Cross Road.,Etc. From To 2 3 4 6 7 II T ALUK : BILGI (Condd.,) TOWN: BII (01 (M) (Colldd. I DIVISION NO. IV 13 Jadar oni Road Weaver oni Road & Main Road .Iadara oni Bomji (ialli IN Venkatcshwara oni 14 Weaver oni Road R.S. No. 411 and Main Road Cross Road from Tahsildar Office Road. and Venkateshwara 413 R.S. No. 414 to B.D.O. Office and High olli Road Siddcshwara Road School Road and Vcnkatcshwara oni 'Xl 1112 15 Bazar Road Jadara oni Road Taluk Office Des,!i Wade Road .Iadara Galli III Road 16 Bazar Road Sri Siddeswara Desai Wade R.S. !'Io. 404 Jadara Galli 112 163 Kolada Road Road 17 Jadara oni Road R.S. No. 414 I.akshmi Temple R.S. No. 404 Dangi Galli. Weaver Galli Road Hadapadavara oni 164 235 DIVISION NO. V 18 Killa Road Joisara oili Road Main Road Agriculture Office Deshpande Galli. Agriculture and Water Tank Office Area . .Iadara oni. Killa Road Road 113 19 Killa Road Road leading to Agricultural Katakar oni Road Goudar Galli. Killa Road 114 177 Bazar Road Office and Tank Road 20 Road from Katakar Killa Road Office Main Road Katakar oni Road Main Road. Tahsildar Galli. oni Road to Main Pl.D Bank Area and Tank Road via Area 113 Agriculture Office 21 Katakar oni Road Road from Katakar Main Road Katakar oni Road Katakar oni Road and Main oni Road to Main Road (Waddar Galli) 84 179 Road via Agriculture Offic~. STATEMENT VI (Con/d.,) 545 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK : BADAMI TOWN: GULEDAGUDDA(M) DIVISION NO I Gurupadappa Bhavi Station Road Binjawadagi Jubilee Road Station Road - 10 Road Road Police Line 11 22 Kalkeri Lane & Bena Kath Lane 23 65 Jubilee Road, Storm Water Drain Road, Binjawadagi Road, Bhavi Road 66 145 2 Jawaharalal Nehru Hill Kalegar Lane Binjawadagi Baliger oni 146 183 Road, Gurupadappa Lane-Part Kundargi Lane (NS) 184 227 Bhavi Road-part Savadi Lane & Kalegar Lane 228 267 3 Mahatma Gandhi Kundaragi Lane, Village Boundary' Kanthi Lane-Part Kundargi Road and Kalasa Road Gurupadappa Bhavi at Pan/ati Lane 47 Lane-part Kanthi pet & Manni Katte Lane 48 104 cS 115 127 Jubilee Road 105 114 4 Rawajiwad Lane & Kanthi Lane to Mahatma Gandhi Village Devang Mutt Area, Hanagi Magi Lane Manni Katte Lane Road-Part Boundary-Parwati Lane & Rawajiwad Lane 128 171 Manni Katte Lane, Pinjar Lane, Cinema Theatre Area & Post Office Lane 172 262 5 Post Office Road Magi Lane Bara Imam Hindi High School Hindi High School Road, Masjid Road Road Murgodi Road, Shirur Road, Kalliguddil Lane 79 Karabanda Lane, Bara Road and Cinema Theatre Road 80 137 6 Chawadi Road ~I Ravaji Road Lane Mahatma Gandhi Cinema Theatre Karakona Lane, Chamundi Pinjar Lane Road Road, Lane, Rajwada Lane & Bara Imam Masjid Venkateshwara Road 76 Chawadi Road, Tamboli Lines 77 148 7 Parvati Road Post Office Road Mahatma Gandhi Jubilee Road M.G. Road, Parvati Road, Road Basaweshwar Jubilee Road and Post Office Temple Road 157 8 Bidarimath Lane Kalligudda Lane Agasi Road Mahatma Gandhi J.N. Road 46 Koad Kammar Lane and Kalligudda Road 47 " 117 DIVISioN NO.II 9 KaJligudda oni Captain Laxmibai J. Nehru Road Mahatma Gandhi M.G. Road, Kalligudda oni Road Road and Haravi Hirala Bhavi Road, 78 oni J.N. Road, Banagara oni, Rakkasagi oni and Laxmibai Road 79 144 546 STATEMENT VI; DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AReAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. "_---- No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. North East West South Road/Lane/Cross --_---- ~oad, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : BADAMI (Contd.,) TOWN: GULEDAGUDDA (M) (Contd.,) 10 Hirala Bhavi Lane Laxmibai Road Haravi Lane Mahatma Gandhi Haravi Lane 15 Part Road Hirala Bhavi Lane 16 29 M.G. Road 30 70 Laxmibai Road 71 l)2 II Laxmibai Road Malaji Lane Nehru Road Mahatma Gandhi Laxmibai Road 15 & Nainegalli Lane Road 107 151 J .N. Road 16 56 Malaji Lanc 57 76 M.G. Road 77 106 12 Malaji oni and Village Boundary of Gauli oni Mahatma Gandhi Nainoli oni 17 Nayanoli oni Katikal Road Modaliyar oni. Maloyi oni & M.G. Road, 18 65 J .N. Road, Gouli oni and Talegar oni 66 118 13 Voppatteppa Mutt Village Boundary of Kinnaloni Gauli oni-Part Kalkeri oni Road 119 141 Road Katikal Voppatteppa Mutt Area 142 162 Dindi oni 163 177 Rakksagi oni 178 225 14 Malaji Lane i Village Boundary of Village Boundary Kinllal Lane Tandur Lane I 8 Katikal of Budinagad Banni Lane ~-- 22 Keludi Lane 23 41 Malaji Lane 42 56 15 Aladi'Lane & Malaji Lane Hill Dindi Lane & Adin-Candapur Lane 57 64 Kalyani Lane Javalgi Lane Maddaniyavar Lane 65 70 Sunapanavar Lane 71 77 Aladiyavar Lane 78 82 Shivappaiah Swamy Mutt Lane & Javalgi Lane 83 98 16 Laxmi Lane Voppatteppa Mutt Karadi Lane 1. Nehru Road Voppatteppa Mutt Road and Road Kirsur oni 59 Adin Lane (ES) 60 110 17 Mentad Lane Aladi Lane Hill Karadi Lane-Part Karadi Lane III 121 Maleppaiah Swamy Mutt Area 122 130 Shivappaiah Gadimani Lane 13-1 141 Paragi Lane 142 181 Manta Lane 182 187 DIVISION NO. III 18 Sheelvantar Lane, Manta Galli & Lax- Village Boundary 1. Nehru Road Shipari Lane 21 Kadibagil Lane & mibai Road "of Budinagad Mamani Lane 22 47 Mamani Lane Laxmibai Road 48 68 1.N. Road 69 75 Sheelvantar Lane 76 86 Kadibagil Lane 87 97 Tippa Lane 98 110 547 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT BUildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: BADAMI (Contd.,) TOWN: GULEDAGUDDA (M) (Contd.,) 19 Mantedevhr Lane Mamani Lane, Village J. Nehru Road Tippa Lane 5 and Jirali Lane Tippa Lane, Boundary of Kadilagil Lane 6 22 Kadibagil Lane and Budinagad Sheelvantar Lane 23 38 Sheelvantar Lane J.N. Road 39 79 Jirali Lane 80 102 Gangavati Lane 103 115 Mantedevar Lane 116 140 Mamani Lane 141 150 20 Sankinavar Talawar Mantad oni Hill (Village Gangavati oni Youndigere Lane, Gangavati oni Boundary of Lane, Ranjangi Lane, Budinagad) Sangendi Lane and Gouri Lane 146 21 Udnur Lane Hirali Lane Village Boundary J. Nehru Road Centrill School Area, Talwar of budinagad Lanes, Udnur Lane & J.N. Road 163 22 Kambar Galli & Udnur Lane Village Boundary Azad Lane Gudadari Lane, Udnur Lane, Gudadari Lane of Jludinagad Taltimutt Lane and Mukari Lane 114 23 Alagundi Lane Gudadari Lane Village Boundary Kumbar Lane Gudadari Lane & Kumbar of Budinagad Lane 115 173 Bilagi Lane and Road 214 229 Sudi Mutt Area 174 213 24 Kudari oni Road Kumbar Lane Hill Subhas Road Bidari Mutt Road 6 Subhas Road 7 10 Minajagi Road il 20 Azad Road 21 29 Alagundi oni Road 30 50 J avargi oni Road 51 78 Guggari Peth 79 100 25 Kudad Road Parvati Road Mahanka1i Lane Nallabed Mahankali Lane 101 130 Minajagi Lane & Minajagi Lane 131 155 Javargi Lane Subhas Road (SS) (From Parvatipura Road to Masjid '" Urdu School) 156 21S 26 Talagar Lane Kudari Lane Azad Road Subhas Road Kuppasta Lane WS 36 (Kudari oni to Tatagar & Mulla oni) 37 86 27 Tatagar Lane & Ganigara Lane Hill (Village N.S. Roadtd Hullur Lane (SS) 87\ lOS Mukkawwa Temple Boundary of Tatagar Masjid (SS) 106 121 Lane Budin~ad) Ganigara Lane (ES) 129 159 Mukkawwa Temple Lane 160 169 28 Gov!. Boys' High Parvati Road Subhas Road Govt. Boys' High Zalakigimti Road and Subhas School Road School Building Road 66 Market Area, Govt. Hospital Area & High School Area 67 80 548 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blo.:ks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross aoad, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : BADAMI (Contd .• ) TOWN: GULEDAGUDDA (M) (Con/d.,) DIVISION NO IV 29 Shingri Lane & Tatagar Lane, Rajangal Maruti Subhas Road Netaji Subhas Road, KalLi Shankaratinga Mukina\\'wa Temple Temple Road Lane, Adaki Lane & Azad Temple Road Road Road 47 Azad Road, Mukinawwa Temple Lane, Maruti Temple Road & Shankaralinga Temple Road 48 RO 30 Kadakol Lane Mukinawwa Temple Village Rajangal Maruti Mukinawwa & Tankasali Lane 20 Road Boundary of Temple Lane Choudapur Lane 21 73 Budillagad Kalagi Lane 74 99 31 Madiyavar Lane Kadakol Lane Mukinawwa Rajangal Maruti Kadakol Lane 100 121 Temple (Village Temple Lane Pawar Takappa Lane 122 147 Boundary of Bachanalli Lane 148 157 Budinagad) Mangalur Lane 158 175 32 Road to Shirur Mukinawwa Temple Mukinawwa Azad Road Shirur Road, Goturavar Lane, Temple (Village Mediyavar Lane and Chungin Boundary of oni 176 258 Budinagad) 33 Goturavar & Shankaratinga Rajangal Maruti Subhas Chandra Pujar Lane & Mankaladavar Man~aladavar Temple Road Temple Road Bose Road Lane 18 Lanes Shankaralinga Temple Lane 19 39 Azad Road 40 57 Subhas Road and Salakiyavar Lane 58 91 34 Salakiyavar Padri ZaIaki Ganti Lane Azad Road Rudgi Lane & Salakiyavar Lane, Azad peth & Salakiyavar & Singriyawar Lane Subhas Chandra Road, Singri Lane 92 143 Lane Road Netaji Road, Masjid Lane Rudgi Lane & Zalki Ganti Lane 144 171 35 Padripeth Masjid ZaIaki Ganti Rudgi Lane Slaughter House & Rudgi Lane 14 Road Nallabed Sri Ram Mandir AdareLane 15 21 Hulyal Lane & Annam Lane 22 39 Masjid Road 40 45 Adare-Annam Lane 46 58 Chuhe Lanes & Ram Mandir 59 87 36 Jubilee Road Padripeth Masjid Subhas Chandra Jubilee Road & Khode Lane I '20 Road BOM: Road Village Boundary of Dalbhajan Lane 21 64 Parvati N.S. Road 65 78 Bassel Mission Compound Road 79 95 Hon,da & Leprosy Dispensary Area 96 100 J'Ibilee Road 101 146 549 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Ertumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Streett Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 TALUK: BADAMI (Contd.,) TOWN: GULEDAGUDDA (M) (Contd.,) DIVISION NO. V 37 Didqinahalla Hottiyavar Lane Daniyavar Road to Hottiyawar Lane I 35 Katawavar Lane:. Layadagundi Pancharangi Lane 36 73 Hanamanal Lane 74 94 38 Didaginahalla Hottiyavar ~an~ Katawa and Layadagundi Road Dangi Lane, Kalburgi Lane Dangi Lane Katawa Lane, Gandkhulli Lane and Pancharangi 95 185 39 Didaginahalla Hottiyavar Lane Byali Masjid Dangi Lane, Halabhavi and Gandkhulli Lane & Teggina- Katawa Lane Lane 32 'mane Lane Savarajavar Lane & Bahaddur Lane 33 82 Tegginamane Lane 83 '100 40 Didaginahalla Hottiyavar Lane Byaliyavar and Sa"varaj Lane Tegginamane Lane and Byali Shavi Lane Masjid Lane 101 145 Byali Lane and Shavi Lane 146 182 41 Didaginahalla Hottiyavar Lane Sardar Valtabh-. Byali Shavi Lane Ranjangi Lane & Gatti Lane 50 Netaji Subhas bhai Fatel Road Bekinala Lane and Betagari Chandra Bose Road (S.V. Patel Road) Lane 51 93 S.V. Patel Road 94 140 42 Daniyavar Lane Didaginabalta S. V. Patel Road Layadgundi Road Javali Lane I 37 Daniyavar Lane 38 113 43 Mundsadavar Lane Daniyavar Lane ' S.V. Patel Road Layadgundi Road Dhulna Lane 114 160 and RajanaJ Lane Mundsadavar Lane & lalihal Lane 161 186 44 Shekna Lane Advani Lane S.V. Patel Road, Village Boundary of Basarottad Lane I 30 Kadunga Lane & Parvati & Mudde- Shelma Road 31 SO Raianal Lane bihal Lane Magge Lane 51 66 Malagunda Dadar Lane 67 96 Kadunga & Rajanal Lane 97 116 45 Part of Murugha Shekanavar Lane S. V. Patel Road Kadungaravar & Naganawar Lane 34 Mutt Lane and Rajanal Lane lidagi Lane 35 40 Jidaaiyavar Lane 83 89 S. V. Patel Road (SS) 41 82' 46 Murugha Mutt Jidagiyavar Lane S. V. Patel ROad Rajanal Lane S.V. Patel Road, Hattiyavar Road Lane, Rajanal Lane 90 198 DIVISION NO. VI 47 Didaainahalla Nilakanta Temple Babu Rajendra VaJlabhbhai Patel. Neelagar Lane 9 Lane frasad. Road Road Kuruhatti I!.ane 10 24 Dashamuni Lane 2S 35 Paagi Lane 36 43 J aJihal Lane 44 54 Didaginahalla (WS) SS 70 550 STATEMENT VI.: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census EilUmeration Blocks Enllmeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road. Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: BADAMI (Cone/d.,) TOWN: GULEDAGUDDA (M) (ConcJd.,) 48 Saleshwar Temple Didaginahalla Rajendra F'rasad Vallabhbhai Patel Didaginahalla (ES), Magali Road Road Lane, Bhosagerahalli Lane, Hanelakar Lane, Guddte Lane, and Ganiger Lane . I 70 49 Murugha Mutt Saleshwar Temple Rajendra Prasad S.V. Patel Road Hegde Lane .29 Lane Road Road Sannabhavi Lane 30 43 Doddabhavi Lane 44 61 Umsi Lane /62 86 Murugha Mutt Lane 87 104/12 SO Daraga-Lamani Kamatagi Naka Village Murugha, Mutt Sa'1kanur Lane ·20 Tande Road Boundary of Road Dhobi Lane 21 40 Padana-Katti Tandl,lr Lane 41 49 Dupadavar Lane 50 ~3 Lamani Tanda 84 108 51 Road to Bagalkot Road to Shirur Village Rajendra Prasad Shirur Road (ES) 110 Boundary of Road Budinagad S2 Didaginahalla &. Hanagiyavar Lane Samagar Lane Bagalkot Road Didaginahalla 1/ 29 Bagalkot Road Samagar Lane 30 50 Nalatawad Lane • 51 64 Habib Lane 65 75 Petrol Pump Road ?6 95 Haragiyavar Lane 96 lSI 53 Goudar Lane Road to Maliyappa Harijana Keri Rajendra Prasad Maliyappa Katti Lane, Ghaji Katti Road Lane, Gowdar Lane and Harijan Keri .88 54 Singri Oil Mill Harijan Keri Road to Goudar Lane Harijan Keri, Goudar Lane, Bagalkot Samaj Mandir Area & Oil Mill Area 89 213 STATEMENT VI (Contd.,) 551 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks £.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West Nonh South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 TALUK : HUNGUNO TOWN: HUNGUND (M) DIVISION NO. I Subhas Road Timrnapur Road Darga oni Road IIkal-Bagalkot Bagalkot-Ilkal Road 13 Road Subhas Road 14 22 51 65 Mahantesh Mutt Road and Cross Roads 23 50 Darga oni Road and Cross Road 66 84 2 .Subhas Road Timmap1,lr Road Village Chavadi Bagalkot Road Darga.oni, Hosur oni and and Havaldars Bhajan Mandir Area 85 181 sheds 3 f)ubhas Road Timmapur Road Public Road- Village Chavadi and Lingadakatti Chowk and Laxman Havaldars sheds Subhas Road 86 Re)lanakar's house to Muddappa Kori's-house 4 Sangameshwar Timmapur Road From S.D. Sangameshwar Baraker oni 87 165 Teacher Society Patil's house to Teachers Society to Siddayya Hanamappa Tavargeri's Akkeri's house house 5 Public Road-House Timmapur Road- Public Road- from the house of Lainad Galli and Maridevar- of Shri S.C. Nagaral Maridevar Math to House of Gaded S.C. Nagaral to the Math Area 92 to the house of V.B. Nagaral house to Maridevar house of V.B. S.R. Gaded Math Nagaral 6 Public Road- Timmapur Road- Laxmappa M.H. Totihal's Lainad Galli and Durgamma M.H. Totihal's Adiswami Kuri's house to house to Adiswami Temple Area 93 201 house to Laxmappa Tumbad's house to Nagaral's shed Tumbad's house Kuri's house Nagaral's shed DIVISION NO. II 7 Yavanoorappa Timmapur Road Hills Hav.{l Reddy House Yavanoorappa· Darga Road Darga and Flour Road and Hava Reddy's House Mill Road 92 8 Lingada Katte Road !\1elinpete Road Agnihotri's Talwar oni Road Baraker Galli, Talwar oni House Road Road & Agnihot,;'s House Road 104 9 Marutheshwar Vithal Mandir Road Hill Basavana Temple- Arer Galli, Vitoba Temple Temple Road Area and eastern side of Hills 81 552 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. North East West South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : HUNGUND (Contd.• ) TOWN: HUNGUND (M) (Con/d.,) to Jumma Masjid No. Mudhi Maruti Jumma Masjid Sangameshwar Mulla Galli. Jumma Masjid 937-house of Temple Road from Road Temple Road Road imd Sangameshwar Shri A.M. Pattar house of Shri Temple Road 60 (House No.879) G.D.K:dkarni 11 Road from Church Road Veterinary Killa Road Sangameshwar Road. Sangameshwar Dispensary and Dispensari Area, Church Temple to Veterinary Timmapur Road Area 69 Dispensary DIVISION NO. III 12 Sangameshwar Badawadgi oni Bazar Road Hanuman Temple Badawadgi Galli, Bazar Road, Road Road Street Hanuman Temple Area and Killa Road 89 13 Jeda Maruthi Subhas Road Killa Road Public Road from Badiger Galli, Killa Road, Temple Street house of Shri B.K. Subhas Road and Keshava Malinamani (House Temple Area 99 No; 1203/4) to house of Smt. D.R. Kadur (House No. 12!3) 14 Sangameshwar Subhas Road Public Road Bazar Road Bazar, Area 132 Road frOID the house of Shri H. K. Badawadgi (House No. 1214/1) to the house of Shri H.H. Talikoti (House No. 1259/3) IS Bazar Road Chavadi Road Nagareshwar lIkal Road Teggina Math Galli, Bazar Temple Road Road and lIkal Road 124 16 Vegetable Market From Parappa Bazar Road- lIkal-Bagalkot Bazar Road 125 235 'Road Bidnal's house to J. Sathya- Road J. Sathyanarayan's narayan's 'house house to A.H. Hallikeri's shop DIVISION NO. IV 17 Hungund-Dhannur Sangameshwar Mutton Market Hungund-Dhannur Kumbar om, Sangameshwar Road Road Road Road Road, Mutton Market Road and Karandi oni 110 18 Hungund-Dhannur Sangameshwar 'Public Road Public Road from Sangameshwar oni 86 Road Road V.M, Consumer's Mosque to Society to Sundravva Bhajen- Khadirsab tri's house Gaded's house 553 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE.URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: HUNGUND (Concld.,) TOWN: HUNGUND (M) (Concld.,) 19 Hungund-Dhannur From the house of From Mahan- Public Road- Sangameshwar oni 87 172 Road Shekarappa tappa Nanda- Shekarappa Chiniwal to wadgi's house to Chiniwal's house to Gangavva Gangavva Veerabadrappa Wallikar's.hou~ Wallikar's house Chalwadi's house i 20 Public Road- Sangameshwar Hungund- Husensab Gaded's Kacheri Road 173 269 Husensab Gaded's Road- Dhannur Road, house to house to Aminappa B.M.Obalappan- Aminappa B.M. Obalapp- Dadmi's house navar'sshop to Dadmi's house navar's ShOI S.S. Patil's house to S.S. Patil~s house 21 Hungund-Dhannur Sangameshwar Hanamantappa Public Road S.G. Sangameshwar Road 56 Road Road Ryagi's house to 8adawadgi's house O. Nanda- to Sangappa kumar'S shed Badawadgi's house 22 Public Road- Sangameshwar Shantavva House of Laxmappa Katagar oni 57 104 Smt. Shantavva Road, Basavva Tyapj.'s house to Helpi to K.B. Tyapi's house to Temple to Basavva Temple Kulkarni's house Laxmappa HeIpi's K.B. Kulkarni's house house DIVISION NO. V 23 Parrof R.S. No. Hungund-Dhannur R.S. No.3 Yankavva Hungund-Dhannur Road 105 785, 299, Police Road Police Line to Hiremani's House Lane to Yankavva B.D. O. Quarters Road Hiremani's house 24 Census No: 128 to Ilkal Road Smt. Shitavva- Engine house to Harijan Galli 106 207 Ningappa kalli's house to Ningappa Nadavinamani's Census No. 128 Nadavinamani's house Census No. & Census house (Census No. 128-158 No. 112 207-158) 25 National Highway Road V. M. College Amaravathi Sangappa Hungund-Bagalkot Road, No. 13 (Lab) to Sangappa Road Hulageri's house to Chitwadgi Road and Hulageri's house N.H.A.E.E. office N.H. Road 110 26 lIkal--Bagalkol Langalenahalla Bagalkot-Ilkal Chitwadgi Road Hungund-Bagalkot Road III 230 Road Road 554 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAIl.S OF AREAS INCI.UDU) IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under lhe Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks l'nu,lleration Blods E.B. No. Nallll' (II. No. ot Slreet/ Building No. West East North SOllth Road/I,.me/( 'ros~ Road, E.{(. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 K T ALUK : HUNGUND TOWN: ILl\.AL (M) WARD NO t Old Gorbal Naka Tagginmani's Yere Halla Road Killa Wall T.M.C. Employees' Quarters 42 Home Tyagaraj Lane 43 D7 2 Balikai Lane Kanthi Circle Road Yere Halla Dwaraka Lodge Gorpal Naka Road (Bolh Road sides) UN 24{) 3 Karadi's Lane Old Municipal Dwaraka Lodge Bhimanna Bazar Road and Kanthi Circle Office Road Road Hulagcri's House Road 110 4 Chavadi Karadi's Sandi Killa Road Bazar Road Dharmagoudar-pet h III 236 5 Gandhi Chowk Kanthi's Sandi Road 10 (ialldhi MUllavalii Bazar Bazar Road, Gandhi Chowk Chowk Road and Munavalli Ba/ar· Road 1% 6 Gorbal Road Public Latrines Government Site Maruti Temple Killa Stred 112 (Killa Wall) (Killa' Road) 7 Gangadarshetti's Old Municipal Ramalingeshwar Gandhi Chowk Killa Street, Gandhi Chowk House Office Road Temple (Killa Road Road anJ Old Municipal Road) Oftke Road 113 237 8 Hirehalla Hungund Road Khadi- Karvi Motor Shed Khadi (jramodyog Centre Gramodyog and Yere Halla Area, .Ioshi (;alli and Harvi Centre Motor Shed Areas )73 WARD NO, II 9 Kanthi Circle Road Library Water Reservoir Drama Theatre Kanthi Circle, Burial Ground Road, T.M.C. Offiee Road 1Jl) 10 Gundmi's Sandi Municipal Quarter's Drama Theatre GUbbi-peth, Kanthi Circle Road, Bazar Side Road Road Shankramma Road & Drama Theatre Road 140 211 Temple Road II Way to Kavishetti's Aralikatti's House Kanthi Circle Tirmukhi House Yatalappa oni 115 House Byelane Road 12 Dr. Hallad's House Gundmi's Sandi Aralikatti's Motaji's Well Yatalappa oni, Bazar Road, House Dr. Hallad House Street 116 1% 13 Kavadi Lane Way Circle Road Basavanna Bazar Lane near Salpeth 97 to Bazar Temple Basavanna Temple 14 Kanthi Circle Road Azad Talkies Road Municipal Syndicate Bank Azad Road, Sheelavanth ,Quartets & Road House Road, Bazar Road, Shankramma Shankramma Temple Area 98 173 Temple 15 Municipal Hospital Old Police Station Drama Theatre Way to Narayan Kulkarni-peth 106 Road Road Road Talkies 555 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings o.:overed under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. West East North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To .2 3 4 5 6 7 II TALUK: HUNGUND (Coned.,) TOWN: ILKAL (M) (Conld.,) 16 Old Police Station Open field Drama Theatre Way to Narayan KUlkarni-peth, Narayan Road Talkies Theatre Area, Kanappa Well Road and Azad Road 107 212 17 Venkateshwar Azad Talkies Road Basavanna Way to Shri Ram Bazar Road 210 Temple Temple Mandir 18 Jagadeesh Temple Shri Ram Temple AzadRoad Jain Mandir Jain Mandir Road & Ashoka Road Hotel Road 73 19 Hadnoor-peth Yaradoni House Jain Mandir Kopparad Kopparad Shankramma Road Shankramma Temple Area and Temple Hadnoor-peth 74 135 WARD NO. III 20 Katambli's House Chavan's Field Narayan Talkies Chopadar flour Narayan Talkies Road, Town Mill Municipal Office Road 82 21 Toddy Shop Plot Road Plot Road Shrikhanda Field Laxmappa Goudar-peth 83 160 22 Road to Police line Way to Katambli's Narayan Talkies Karadi Well Chopadar House Road, House Road Police Compound Road and Muganoor House Road 128 23 K. L. Karadi's Road behind Konappa Diddi K.E.B. Road Basangoudar-peth, Hospital Hous,e Gavali's House Road Road, High School Road and Cross Roads II~ 24 Road behind Sh'rikhande's Field Konappa Diddi K.E.8. Road Basangoudar-peth, High Gavali's House Road School Road and Cross Roads 116 257 25 Market Road Post Office Road Shri Ram Laxmi Temple Azad Talkies Road, Masjid Temple (Azad and Lakshmi Temple Area 106 Talkies Road) 26 Veterinary Dispen- Market Road Shri Ram Post Office Road Old Post Office Road and sary Road Temple Bazar Road 107 178 WARD NO. IV 27 MuniCipal Dispen- 8annikalli Pam panna Well Veterinary Dispen- Hospeth Area. Gov!. Hospital sary Road sary Road Road and Pampanna Shavi Area 128 28 Dr. K. Ramanna's Patil's field K.E.B. Road Kalamma Temple Hospeth Road, High School House Road 109 29 Road behind High School Road Chavadamma Patil's Field Basangoud~lT-pc!h 110 161 Dr.K. Ramanna's Temple House 30 Chavadamma Field High School Field Ba'langoudar-pclh 162 242 Temple 556 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ East West North South Building No. Road/Lane/Cross Road. Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: HUNGIND (Con/(j..) TOWN: ILKAL (M) (Conld.,) 31 Municipal Dispen- Dr. K. Ramanna's High School Vithappa Shriram's Hospeth Area 56 sary Road House Road House 32 Dr. K. Rajolli's Dr. K. Ramanna's Vithappa Shri Narayanappa Dr. Ramanna's House Road House Road House Front Road Ram's Side Karli's House and Municipal Dispensary Road Road 57 1Q8 33 N.L. Chillal's Dr. K. Rajolli's Giriyappa Patj('s Field Hospeth Area and House Road House Road Hugar's House Markandeshwar Temple Area 81 Road 34- Police Grounds N.L. Chillal's Pampanna Well Saragoor Badashah Police Ground (WS) 82 145 House Dargah 3-5 Subas Gotur's Padamukhi's House Post Office Police Grounds Subas Gotur's House Lane, • House Road Front Road Road Road Masjid Area 91 36 Bannikatti Road Subas Gotur's Post Office Police Grounds Bannjkatti Road and Police House Road Road Complete Grounds Road 92 202 WARD NO V 37 Jeer Gardens Bannikatti Road Damanll lee Saleshwar Temp\e Bannikatti Road, GoYl. Cream Factory Road Hospital Road and Damana Road Ice Factory Road 149 38 Jeer Gardens Municipal DisP.CR- SbYll5hal's Saleshwar Temple Badari's House Road, Jeer SIlry Road House Road Road Garden Road and SaleshwaT Temple Road 1m 39 Jeer Gardens Municipal Dispen- Saleshwar Nasri's and Vargg's Saleshwar Temple Area sary Road Temple Road Lanes and Datta- Goai's Lane, Masjid Area tTaya Society Road and Necli's House Lane 101 174 40 Guled's Well Road Municipal Oispen- Dattatraya YadaP.pa Guled's New Kotawal-peth 61 sary Road SocictyRoad House Road 41 Guled's Well Road Municipal lJis_pen- H. B. Lokare's Municipal New Kotawal-peth 62 124 sary Road House Sandi Dispensary 42 Municipal Dispen- Urdu School Road Halappa Road from Municipal Dispensary Road 60 SIlTY Road RlUlgadal' 5 Neelakanteshwar House Road Temple to Municipal Dispensary 43 Urdu School Road Bannikatti Road Halappa Road from Bannikatti Road and Rangadal's NeelakanteshwaT Municipal Dispensary Road 61 139 House Road TemJ)le to Municipal Dispensary 44 Katri's Well Police Grounds Dispensary, Road Naka No. I-Hire Yamanurappa-Katti Dispen- Halla sary Road'" Mll5jid Area 92 557 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Eic. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: HUNGUND (Contd.,) TOWN: ILKAL (M) (Con/d.,) 45 Hire Halla Katri's Well Honnappa Municipal Dispen- Dispensary Compound and Chillal's House sary Compound Road leading to Hire Halla 93 141 46 Koravara oni Shyavi's House Manappa's Govt. Hospital Govt. Hospital Road, Bajan-: Road Wood Stall tri oni Road, Koravara oni 79 47 Hire Halla Hospital & Bidati Husenasab Municipal Dispen- Govt. Hospital Road(ES) 80 93 House Road Gudur's House sary Compound Bidari's House Road and its and Hire Halla cross roads 94 IS3 WARD NO. VI 48 Kumbar oni Road Bilekudri Sandi Saraf Bazar Car Street Marawadi oni and Kumbar Road oni, Bilekudri oni 119 49 Koti's Lane Jagadeesh Temple Marawadi oni Hooliyavar Lane Marawadi oni, Koti's Lane Road Grain Bazar Road and S. R. Marol's Lane 120 212 50 Katagar Masjid Koti's Lane & Marawadi oni Hiremani Masjid KUn1bar oni & Hiremani Mudgal's House Road Masjid Road (NS) 92 Road 51 U.G.O. Pump Guggri Garadimani Durgamma Mutton Market Katagar oni and Pump House House Road Temple Road Area (W.S) 104 52 Kumb;v oni Road Koliyavar Sandi Hiremani Masjid Budagumpi's House Guggri-peth and Hiremani Road Road Masjid Area 53 Koliyavar Sandi M. Gaddi's House Ullis's Well Kalagi's Well Road Bagavan Lane,' UIIi's Well Road Road Area and Gaddi's House Road 76 128 54 Tatagar and Kopparad-pel h Hooliyavar Shankarasa Kapparad-pelh a11d S. S. Falhe$h Masjid Road Sandi Raibagi's House Raibagi's House Road ·84 Road 55 Kopparad Kopparad-peth Hooliyavar Jodi Masjid Kopparad-peth Road and Jodi Garadimani Road Sandi Masjid Road 142 56 Mutton Market Kopparad-pClh Kalagi's Well Malar Khan Sandi Malar Khan Road and Road Road Road Mullon Market Road 110 57 Mutton Markel Kopparad-pcth Malar Khan Singad oni Road Singad oni and Mutton Road Sandi Market Road 71 58 Maruli Temple Dr. Ramakrishnap- Singad oni Road Bidari's House Bidari's oni, Myadar oni and pa's House Road Kumbar Kulami House Area 72 165 WARD NO. VII 59 Hire Halla Gorbal Naka Road Kustagi Road Banagar oni Banagar oni and Gorbal Road 84 / 558 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES ANI) DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. West South East North Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ~~---.. ----~------ TOWN: ILKAL (Coile/d.,) T ALUK : HUNGUND (Concld.,) 60 Hire Halla Gorbal Naka Road Killa Masjid & Bazar Road Banagar oni, Gorbal Road & Banagar oni Bazar Road R5 17)\ 77 61 Dargah Hire Halla Dargah Road Kandagal Naka Agasar-galli Road 62 - Dargah Hire Halla Ginning Factory S!. No. 38 & 34 Dargah Road and Ginning Factory Area 7R 152 63 Bilekudri's House Hire Halla School Road Ginning Factory Agasar-galli, School Road & 15.1 221 Road Road Prof. Pujari's Housc Road 222 290 64 Bilekudri's House Hire Halla Dargah Road School.Road Agasar-galli Road 65 Opcn Fields Hire Halla Kcnchamma -- Agasar oni New Alampur pelh 134 Teniple Road Road 135 235 66 Opcn Fields Hire Halla Kenchamma Dargah Alampllr pelh Temple Road 97 67 Anjuman High Hire Halla Road Saw Mill Road Alampur pclh Road Aiamplir pClh ROad School 9R 179 6R T.T.!. College Hire Halla Kustagi Road Saw Mill Road IIbl Road, Saw Mill Road STATEMENT VI (Contd.,) 559 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS. OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road/Lan~/Cross Road; Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: INDI TOWN: INDI (M) DIVISION NO. I Mavinalli Road Indi Halla Burial Ground Darga Road from Harijan Keri, Darga oni & Madar Lane & Municipal Naka Madar oni 139 Wadder Lane No. I to Indi Nala 2 Mavinalli Road Mavinalli Rou,d Madar Lane Darga Ro~d from Gondhali Galli, Wadder oni, Madar Lan~ & " Naka No. I to Gollara Galli, Kadukurubar Wadder Lane Naka No.2 oni and Katabar Galli 140 218 3 Mirajakar Lane Indi Halla Darga Lane Chavadi Road & Darga Road, Hallad Lane, Malingarayan Samagar Lane and Makandar Temple Road . Lane 115 4 Agarakhed R:oad Mirajakar Lane Darga Road Malingarayan Kurubar Lane and Temple Road Mashalakar Lane 116 181 5 Village Boundary of Village Boundary of Vi!lage Boun- Gudlavar Lane Temple Road, School Road Salotagj Satapur dary of Ingalagi and Salotagi Tanda Road 110 ,.6 Village Boundary of Village Boundary of Gudlavar Lane Salotagi Gudlavar Road, Lamani Huts III 134 Salotagi Satapur DIVISION NO. II 7 Baza~ Road Nalla &'Western Chavadi Road Dhanashetti Lane Darga Road, Jain Galli Road, Boundary of the Bazar Road and Kolekar Galli town Road 94 8- Mavinalli· Road Chavadi Road, Landikeri Road MullagoI Doddi Agasara oni, Muneswara Laxmi Temple .Road up to Temple Road, Kolekar oni & Road' Lokulergha Galli Deshpande onl 96 Road 9 Mavinalli Road Chavadi Road Mullagol Doddi Ganesh Circle Road Ganesha Circle Road 97 123 Lane upto Galli TavakaJasha 10 Mavinalli Road Jatingarayan Agarakhed Road Tavakalasha Well Mavinaili Road, Samagar oni, Temple Road Road Choukasen Galli, Kurubara oni and Chendhera oni 107 II Indi Nalla Railway Station Lachan Chik Bevanur Road Indi Railway Station Road, Mavinalli Road Ahirasang Road and Chikbevanur Halla 136 12 Indi Nalla Municipal limits Chikbevanur Henjagi Road & Choragi Road and Henjagi Road Indi Nalla Road 131 174/2 DIVISION NO III 13 Bazar Road Indi Nalla Phondari Road Bazar Road 'up to Darga Road, Bazar Road, Mirja Galli Road Jain', onr and Shandy Area 122 14 Hlldagalladavar oni Bazar Road Ganesh Circle State Bank Road Goudar Lane, Bazar Road & Road Nayadar oni Road Patardavar Lane 109 560 . STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREA~ INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT --,.===--~"_---.- '--...,--..---- Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeratinn Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street Huilding No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross ----~---- From To -----_ Road. Etc. 2 3 4 5 6 7 ~ ~ TALUK: INDl (Con/d.,) TOWN: INDI (M) (Comd.,) 15 Barikai oni Tavakalasha Lane Gavali Galli Nagathan Lane Chakriyavar Lane, Ballariyavar Lane, Rugiyavar Lane & Nagathanadavar Lanc 103 16 Hadagallavar Lane Barikai Lane Agarakhed Road Gavaligalli Hadagaloni Road, Mavinalli Road 104 lJ7 DIVISION NO. iV 17 Bazar Road Indi Nalla Bazar Road. Station Road. Kalli Mutt oni. Darga Road, Biradar Road Biradar Road Bazar Road, Mirdi Galli & Biradar Road 11x 18 Devaravar Lane Biradar Lane & Bazar Road & Veerabhadreshwar Bazar oni, Ambabai Tcmplc Bazar Lane State Bank Temple Road Lane, Veerabhadreshwar Road Temple Lane and Hugar Lanc 12X 19 Devaravar Lane Y,eerabhadreshwar Veerabhadreshw- Biradar Road & Badigera oni 12') 170 Temple Cross Road ar Temple Road Khedadavar Lane 20 Agarakhed Road Bazar Road Biradar Road & Station Road & Bazar Road, Police Quarter, Khedadavar Post Office Road and Kak kalamcli Lanc I. In Lane 21 Mavinalli Road. Shanteshwar Kumbar oni Kacheri Road Kumbar Lane 61 Temple Road RoM 22 Agarakhed Road Mavinalli Road & Hadagallavar Station Road Bus Stand Road, Tavakalasha Lakshmi CIrcle oni Lane Lane and Kachcri Premises 62 I7X Road DIVISION NO. V 23 Road to Vaddar oni Indi Nalla & Hire Station Road Dhanashetti Ga,'dell Hire Indi Road, Hanjagiyavar Indi Road & Biradar Gardcn Road, Vaddar oni Lane and H avaldar Lanc 179 24 Hire Indi Road Indi Nalla Bhate Plot & Dhanashctti Gardcn Kari Dispensary Road Henjagiyavar & Palake Lanl Annayya Swami (iaddige Old Lane D.S.P. Office IXO 21') 25 Anjuman High Kavi Compounder Road behind Surapur's Old Adat Kannalli Lanc, Supur & School Road & Hou~e Lanc Markct Road Bagali Lanc, Dr. Shikha's Tadavalga Road I.anc and Nimbalakar I.ane S~ 26 Bolegaon Road Dhanshetti Garden Dr. Shikha Anjulllan High Bolcgaoll Road and Sural'ul' Road School Road Old Adat Road X6 1]0 27 Bijapur Road Holegaon Road Station Road Road in Kale 1'101 Primary HeaJlh Ccntrc, (iovcrtlmcnl (ioliowm & Man,hi [.'Ille 117 \~ 28 Bolegaon Road Road to Vaddar oni Stalion-Sindgi Bhagawan Plot & Bolc!?,101l Road IIX 1411 ~<' Road field \j," 'irf 561 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. N,tme 01 No. of Street/ Huilding No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: INDI (Cone/d.,) TOWN: INDI (M) .(CC!lldd.,) 29 Sura pur Plot & Bijapur Road & Khaji Field K.E.B. Northern ~indagi Road, Police Biradar Plot Agarkhed Road Boundary Quarters, Bus Stand Ar,ca, P. W,D. Office & IB A.P.M.C, Premises 149 260 30 Annappa-Myrtdargi Bolega(ln Road f A.P.M.C. Village Boundary of Bijapur Road, Salotagi Road, fields Premises Rugi KEB Colony and Goripatti Tonda 79 31 Village Boundary Western Boundary Village Village Boundary of Deshpande Tanda, Hanja- Salotagi of Deshpande Boundary of Rugi giyavar Metagi and Tanda' Satpura Surapura's Metagi 80 170 32 Tadavalaga Road Hanjagi Road & Indi Town Limit Village Boundary of Hire (ndi Road, Aluna Indi Halla Tadavalaga Yakana Tanda, Lalasangi Metagi and Dhadedavar Metagi 74 33 Boundaries of Tadavalaga Road Anjuman High Bolegaon Road Shivun Tanda, Dhannu Lokun Temple School Road Tanda, Natikar Metagi and H ugar Metagi 75 164 34 Tadavalaga Road Hire Indi Road Anjuman High Alunayakana Tanda Tadavalaga Road 165 186 School Road 35 Bijapur Road & Village Boundary Alunayakana Village Boundary of RDad to Lokan Tanda, Korakenayevara Bolegaon Tanda Rugi Ishwaran Tanda, Madduna Metagi Tanda. Diggi Bhavi Tanda and Hanjasiyavara and Korakeyavara Metagi 113/1 36 Village Boundary Bijapur Road Anjuman High Village Boundary of Akaladi Metagi and Harijan of Salotagi School Road Rugi Metagi 114 145 STATEMENT VI (Contd.,) 562 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. West East North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 ·7 R r ALUK : JAMKHANDI TOWN: JAMKHANDI (M.) DIVISION NO. I Bharapeth Galli & Kadakol Road Municipal Road from Shivaji Bharapeth Galli (WS) 48 Jambagi Road Boundary Road Cross to Kadakol Road 221 260 J ambagi Road Bijapur Road 261 272 213 220 2 Jambagi Road Bharapeth Galli Khandoba Road from Shivaji Bharapeth Galli (Eastern Side) 49 126 Road Temple Road Road Cross to J ambagi Road 3 Jambagi Road Bharapeth Galli Bijapur Road Khandoba Temple Bharapeth Galli Road (Via Mutton Road (Northern Side) 127 212 Market) 4 Rudraswamy peth Jambagi Road Northern Road Bijapur Road Machagar Galli and Waddar 1 31 Road of Harijan Galli Galli 271 328 155 177 5 Harijan Galli Road Bijapur Cross. Road Rudraswamy Bijapur Road Harijan Galli North 32 46 to Rudraswamy to Rudraswamy peth Road 116 129 peth Road "eth Road 143 154 6 Road near Bijapur Harijan Galli Road Rudraswamy Bijapur Road Hanjan Galli East 47 115 New Naka to to Rudraswamy peth Road Harijan Galli Road peth Road 7 Municipal Harijan Galli Road Municipal Rudraswamy peth Harijan Galli, North-West 130 142 Boundary Boundary Road 236 270 331 333 8 Harijan Galli Road Jambagi Road Municipal Hanjan Galli Road Harijan Galli South-West 178 235 Boundary from Jambagi Road 329 330 to Rudraswamy peth Road 9 Municipal Ambedakar Circle Motibag Galli Road in front of Motibag Galli South-East 1 57 Boundary Road Road Government 106 147 Hospital 187 189 10 Municipal Ambedakar Road Bijapur Road Motibag Galli Road Motibag Galli, North-East 5~ 105 Boundary 148 186 190 196 II Bharapeth Galli Shivaji Road Byelane Road from Bharapeth Galli Road (WS) 79 Road Crossing Jam- Ambedakar Circle and Shivaji Road (ES) 212 223 bagi Road and Cross to Shivaji Shivaji Road Road Cross 12 Jambagi Road Road from Road from Road from Bharapeth Galli East-South !lO 101 Ambedakar Circle Shivaji Road to Bharapeth Galli i.e. Kasara Bole and .lambagi 1!!4 211 Road to Bharapeth J ambagi Road Road to Jambagi R.oad Cros~ Galli Road Road 563 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND uETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks ,Enumeration Blocks I;.B. No. Name or No. of Streetl Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: JAMKHANDI (Conld.,; TOWN: JA,MKHANDI (1Vi) (Conld.,) 13 Jambagi Road ROild from Road from Road from Bharapeth Galli North-East 102 183 Ambedkar Circle Bharapeth Galli Bharapeth Galli to i.e. Arnbedkar Circle Cross Road to Shivaj\ to Jambagi Ambedkar Circle Road and Jambagi Road Road Cross Road 14 Ambedkar Circle Shivaji Road Moghal Galli Shivaji Roau and Bharapeth Galli South Side of I 83 Road Road Ambedakar Road Moghal Bole Road 144 160 Junction 15 Ambedkar Circle Shivaji Road Road from Moghal Galli Road Bharapeth Galli i.e. North Road Shivaji' Road Side of Moghal Bole Road Cross to and South Side of Alagur Ambedkar Bole Road 84 143 Circle Cross Road 16 Municipal Shivaji Road Road in front of Mundaganur Road Jolada Bazar peth, 8 Boundary Government Shivaji Road 9 25 Hospital 37 43 Uma Rameshwar Road 26 36 Taluk Office Road 44 83 Mundaganur Road and Hospital Road 84 110 DIVISION NO. " 17 Durgawwa Temple Bichukale Bola Soulh Boundary Vma Rameshwar BidlUkalc Galli Ea~lern Sidc 32 Road of Sy. No. 57 Road 225 : 265 18 Durgawwa Temple Eastern Boundary Samagar Galli Khatik Galli & Bara Samagar Galli Ea~t 33 79 Road and Round of Sy.'No. 57 Road Imam Cross Road Road 19 Bichukale Bola Ramu Shinde Adda Southern Boun- Vma Rameshwar Bichukalc Galli Wcstern Side 172 224 Road dary of Sy. No. Road 57 20 Bichukale Bola Ramu Shinde' Adda Round Road Southern Boundary Mangwada North 80 171 Road of Sy. No. 57 21 Pendhari Galli Machagar Galli Round Road Pendhari Galli Pcndhari Galli North 95 148 Road Road. Cross Road 395 '413 22 Pendhari Galli MacJ18gar Galli Pendhari Galli Road 'Roaq.' , Road Cross Khatik Galli Road I'cndhari Galli South 94 " " Road (Ada - raste) 414 430 ~ 23 Waddar Galli Road Pemllfafi Galli Round Road Khatik Galli Road Pcndhari Galli and Waddar 149 248 R(t;d' (Cross Road) (Jalli 393 394 24 Burud Galli Road Waddar Galli Road Round Road Shiddeshwar Waddar Galli (ES) 249 272 Temple Road 329 392 25 Burud Galli Road Waddar Galli Road Shiddeshwar Khatik Galli Cross Khatik (Jalli Cross Road 27:1 328 Temple Road Road 564 ST ATEMENT VI : DESCRIP:rION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under. the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks EnulJleration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7, 8 TALUK: JAMKHANDI (Con/d.,) TOWN: JAMKHANDI (M) (Con/d.,) 26 Durga-Devi Temple Burud Galli, Road Shidde~hwar Khatik Galli Cross Khatik Galli and Burud Galli Road temple Road Road East Side 25 94 95 112 130 27 Shivaji Road Burud Galli Municipal Khatik Galli Cross Bara-Imam Galli 26 93 Boundary Roap 96 III 28 Shivaji Road Burud Galli Road Khatik Galli Uma Rameshwar Uma Rameshwar Road I 16 Cross Cross Road Road Shivaji Road & Cross Roads 17. 116 Khatik Galli Cross Road 117 129 Burud Galli Road 130 156 29 Burud Galli Road Mudhole Galli Khatik Galli ' Uma Rameshwar Uma Rameshwar Road I 8 byelane Cross Road R'oad Burud Galli 9 31 Khatik Galli Cross Road 32 44 Mudhole Galli Khatik byelane and Cross Roads 4S 80 30 Bara-Imam Masjid Du~gawwa Temple Khatik Galli Uma Rameshwar Uma Rameshwar Ro.ad 9 Road Road Road Road Bara-Imam Masjid Road 10 44 Durgawwa Temple Road 146 155 11 Mudhole Galli Bara-Imam Masjid Khatik Galli Uma Rameshwar Bara Imam Masjid Road 45 74 bye lane Road ,Road Road Uma Rameshwar Road 75 82 Khalik Galli Cross Road 120 145 DIVISION NO. III 32 Road from Kudachi Municipal Municipal Municipal G.L.B.C. Jagadeshwar Road to Ramatirth Boundary Boundary Boundary and Kadapatti Basawanna Temple Road Ramatirth Road North and A.P.M.C. Colony 105 33 From M;"nicipal New Ramatirth Kudachi Road Municipal Extension Area A.P.M.C. . boundary to Old Road to Kudachi Boundary Yard East Side 106 120 Ramatirth Road Road I 215 244 34 From Municipal New Ramatirth Kudachi Road New Ramatirth A.P.M.C. Extension Area Boundary to Old Road to Kudachi Road West 121 214 Ramatirth Road Road II 35 Shurapali Road A.P.M.C. Circle Municipal Maigur Road Extension Area, Maigur Road 100 Road & College Boundary East 218" , 260 Road 36 K.E.B Main & A.P .M.C. Circie Maigur Road Ramatirth Old K.E.B., K.S.R.T.C. & iOI 217 Shurapali Road Road and College Road Jogimaddi Areas Road 37 Theatre Road from K.E.B. Road Uma Paga Galli Road High School Galli, 128 ' 242 Ashoka Stambha Rameshwar Taluk Office Road and 341 365 and Mali Galli Road Theatre Road 565 ~TATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED . IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Block .. E.B. No. Name or No. of Street Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cro~s Road, Etc. from To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TAlUK: JAMKHANDI (Conld.,) TOWN: JAMKHANDI (M) (Comc/.,) 38 Saraf Bazar Road Theatre Road· from Uma Chillies Bazar Road Sarar Bazar West, 127 Ashoka Stambha Rame,hwar Taluk Office Road, 243 340 and Mali Galli Road Uma Ramahcswar Rnad and 366 31'7 Road Paga Galli 39' Kaeheri Road Sarar Bazar LJOla Chillie~ IJai'.ar Road Saraf Bazar, Kacheri Road, 249 Rameshwar Basaveshwar Road and Road Chillies Bazar Road 40 Kiran Bazar in Phadake Bole Paga Galli Road Bhilawadakar Galli Paga Galli (SS) I 34 front of Hanuman College Road (NS) 94 107 Temple Mudhol Road (WS) 163 172 41 Kiran Bazar in Ramatirth Old Paga Galli Road Lakkankeri Road Paga Galli. College Road and front of Hanuman Road and upto Tank Road 35 93 Temple and Namaja Katta 108 162 Phadake Bole 173 181 DIVISION NO. IV 42 Vaze Galli Road Lakkankeri Jogimaddi Road Ganapad Galli Vaze Galli 95 108 J ogi Maddi Road 1()9 124 Lakkankeri Road 125 138 Ganapati Road 139 166 43 Mudhol Road Vaze Galli Road K.C. Market Ganapati Galli and Mudhol Road I 23 (Bazar Road) Road Sabade Galli Road K.C. Market Road 24 81 Vaze Galli 82 94 Ganapati Galli 167 171 44 Sunagar Galli Road Mudhol Road Bazar Road Badiger Galli Road Badiger Galli 37 Sunagar oni 89 104 Bazar Road 105 196 Mudhol Road 1~'1 221 45 Sunagar Galli Road Mudhol Road Badigar Galli Desai Wada Road Badiger Galli. Sunagar Galli and Desai Wada Road 38 88 46 Sunagar Galli Road NYamgouda Galli Mundaganur Kurbur Galli Road Sunagar Galli 6 Road Kurbar Galli Road 7 27 Banasankari School Road 28 30 Taluk Office Road 31 43 47 Kurbur Galli Nyamgouda Galli Mundaganur Kurbur Galli Road Nyamgouda Galli Road 44 151 Road Taluk Office Road and Belgaum Road 243 271 48 Municipal Kumbar Galli Road Mundaganur Kurbur Galli Road Kumbar Galli (ES). Boundary Road Nyamgouda Galli. Goudara Galli Area and Kurubara Galli (NS) 152 242 49 Kumbar Galli Road Mudhol Road Sunagar Galli Desai Wada Galli Mudhol Road. Desai Wada 1 S4 Cross Road Road Galli Road, Kumbar Road & 142 193 Sunagar Cross Road 566 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enu,neration Blocks E.B. Name or No. of Street/ No. B~ilding No. Easl Wesl North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: JAMKHANDI (Contd.,) TOWN: lAMKHANDI (M) (Contd.,) SO Desai Wada Road Mudhol Road Desai Wada Kanava Galli Road Tuppada oni, South 55 79 Road Desai Wada Road 110 141 Mudhol Road 80 96 Kanava Galli 97 109 51 Kale Wada Road Hokkal Bhavi Cross Ganapati Galli Hulyalkar Galli Ganapati Galli Road I 45 and Dwarakanath Road Road Road Hokkal Bhavi Cross Road 46 66 Temple Road Hulyalkar Galli Road 67 87 Kale Wada Road 88 100 Dwarkanath Galli 128 136 52 Mudhol Road Kalewada Road and Ganapali Galli Hulyalkar Galli Kalewada Road 101 113 Dwarakanalh Road Road Road Hulyalkar Galli Road 114 119 Dwarakanath Gudi Road 120 127 137 160 Mudhol Road 161 184 DIVISION NO. V 53 lambukeshwar Municipal Lakkankeri Sihineeru Bhavi Hokkala Bhavi Area and Temple Road Boundary Road \.lpto Road lambukeshwar Galli Namaj-Katta (Western Side) 160 54 Mudhol Road Hokkala Bhavi Hulyalkar Galli Yallamma Galli Hokkala Bhavi and lambu- 41 Road Road Road keshwar Galli (Eastern Side) 87 156 and Yallamma Galli (Northern Side) 5S Hokkala Bhavi Sihineeru Bhavi Kalakeri Bole Yallamma Galli Multina Kailthi Mutt Road & Road Road Road Hokkala Bhavi Road 42 86 56- Mudhol Road Maitri Galli Road Sathe Bole Bannigidada oni Sathe Bole 167 175 & 215 240 Maitri Galli 176 181 Bannigidada oni 182 199 Mudhol Road 200 214 57 Mudhol Road Maitri Galli Road Yallamma Gam Santha Linga Santha Unga Temple Road 161 166 Road Temple Road Yallamma Temple R,oad 241 304 58 Maitri Galli Ullagadde's oni Yallamma Galli Bannigidada oni Maitri Galli, Kosti Galli 20 Road Yallamma Galli South 126 137 Ullagadde Galli 305 351 59 Maitri Galli Ullagadde Cross Bhavi Galli Bannigidada oni Ullagadde Galli, Bannigidada Road to Yallamma oni, Maitri Galli and Bhovi Galli Cross Road Galli 21 125 60 Kosti Galli Municipal ~ihineeru Dhavi Rameshwara Ullagadde ani, Halakki Galli, Boundary Road Temple lshwara Temple Road % 61 Veerabhadra Ishwara Road leading to Banasankari oni Ishwar Lingadllgudi Road 236 282 Temple Lingadagudi Road Dannigidada oni Road STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. 01 Street Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : JAMKHANDI (Contd.• ) TOWN: JAMKHANDI (M) (Contd.,) 62 Banasankari Road Veerabhadra Bannigidada oni Kosti Galli & Kosti Galli & Cross Road 189 205 'Temple Banasankari Road Banasankari Road 206 216 Bannigidada oni 217 235 63 Shankarlinga Municipal Banashankari Municipal Kosti Galli (SS) 43 Temple Boundary Road , Road Boundary Mudhol Road (WS) 62 79 172 188 283 284 64 Mudhol Road Banasankarl Road Banriigitiada oni Banasankari Road Mudhol Road, Bannigidada 44 61 oni and Banasankari oni 80 171 DIVISION NO. VI 65 Momin Avata Galli Mudhol Road Husen Badsha Komarayan Bhavi Mudhol Road I 28 Cross Road Masjid Road Road Komarayan Bhavi Road 29 35 A vata Galli Cross Road 36 67 Masjid Road 181 189 66 Avata Galli Road Momin Galli Road Husen Badsha Momin Galli Avata Avata Galli and Momin -Galli Masjid Road Galli Road Northern Side & A vat a Galli 68 96 Road 170 )80 67 Gadad Galli Avata Galli & Husen Badsha Ko.marayan Bhavi Avata Galli and Momin Galli 97 124 Momin Galli Road Masjid Road Road Komarayan Bhavi Road 125 131 Gadad oni Cross Road 132 - ISS Masjid Road 156 161) 68 Gadad Galli Cross Mudhol Road Kanva Galli Vartaka Galli Vartaka Galli & its Cross Road Roads 84 124 Gadad Galli 125 133 Kanva Galli 134 160 Mudhol Road 161 168 69 Road connecting Mudhol Road Ramadev Galli Husen -Badsha Masjid Road 14 Ramadev Galli & Road Masjid Road Rarnadev Galli & byelane 64 83 Badsha Masjid Mudhol Road 169 190 Road 70 Zhare Galli Road connecting Rarnadev Galli Husen Badsha Masjid Road 15 20 Gadad Galli Ramadev Galli & Road Masjid Road Gadad Galli 21 29 Badsha Masjid Ramadev Galli and Cross Roads 30 63 71 Hanchnal Road Komarayan Bhavi GadadGaili Khadde Galli Road Gadad Galli Road and I 26 Cross Road Cross its Cross Roads 82 119 72 Gadad Galli Road Komarayan Bhavi Gadad Galli Khadde Galli Gadad Galli Cross 27 34 Road Cross Komarayan Bhavi Roaa & Cross Roads 35 53 KhaddeGalli 54 69 Gadad Galli Road 70 81 568 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENVMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. South East West North RoadiLane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : JAMKHANDI (Concld.• ) TOWN: JAMKHANDI (M) (Concld.• ) 73 Hanchnal Road Desai Galli & Phote Kumbar Galli Gadad Galli Kumbar Galli 26 58 Galli Phote Galli & Desai Galli 59 157 Gadad Galli 158 172/1 74 Mudhol Road Banasankari School Approach Road Nandikeshwara Nandikeshwara Temple I Road Temple Banasankari School Road 2 14 Approach Road 15 i5 75 New Mudhol Road Yamnoorappa Road to Burial Municipal Yamanoorappa Darga Road 48 n Darga Road Ground Boundary 73 83 Burial Ground Road 84 97 New houses near Mudhol 97/1 97/35 Road 76 Yamanoorappa Mudhol Road Veerabhadra Municipal Mudhol Road. Veerabhadra Darga Road Temple Galli Boundary Temple Galli & Yamanoorappa Darga Road 47 ST ATEMENT VI (Contd.,) 569 STATEMENT VI :. DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTR~CT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. West East North South Road/Lane/ Cross Road, Etc. From To .I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK ; HUNGUND TOWN ; KAMA TGI (M) DIVISION NO. I Road from Car Hanuman Temple River Road Asar Mahal Masjid Hale peth Road, IJyamavva Street to Bus Stand Road Road Temple Road and Ishwar Road Temple Area 94 2 Sree Maruthi Road from Car Terin BaZar Bus Stand Road Terin Bazar Road, Sree Temple Street to Bus Stand Road & River Maruthi Temple Area and Road Road Bus Stand Road 95 189 3 River Road Mutt Road Terin Bazar Bus Stand Road Terin Bazar Road, Mutt Road Road, River Road and Bus Stand Road III 4 Bus Stand Road Hucheshwar Mutt Hucheshwar Tenn Bazar Road Hucheshwar Mutt Road, Road Mutt Terin Bazar Road, Hire Mutt Road, Bus Stand Road and Durgavva Temple Area 112 202 DIVISION NO. II 5 RiVer Road Chikkamagi Road Chawadi Road Bagalkot-I1kal Hucheshwar Mutt Road, Bus Road Stand Area, Hospital Area and Cinema Road 129 6 Terin Mane Gandhi Chowk Brahmin's Lane Mutt Road Brahmin Lane, Tenn Mane Road & Bus Stand Lane, Mutt Road & Vegetable Road Market Road (ES) 130 230 7 Dyamavva Temple Hasalar oni Lakshmi Temple Killa Road Hasalar oni, Jagajinni oni, & River Masjid Road Reddy's oni, Durgavva Temple Area and Terin Road ioo DlVISION'NO. III 8 Reddy's oni Chikkamagi Road Grain Bazar and Terin Bazar Ambigera oni, Sree Devanya Garadi- Hucheshwar Theatre Road, mane Main Bazar 128 9 Shandy ArelC Sankarlinga Temple Sankarlinga Road from Sankar Sankarlinga Road, Shandy Road Temple Iinga Temple Road Bazar Road 135 to Shandy Road DIVISION NO. IV 10 Canara Bank RoaQ Gandhi Chowk Beftakatti Road Vegetable Market Benakatti Road, Canara Bank Road RO!id Road, saroor Lane, Vegetable Market Road and Gandhi Chowk Road 79 II Main Road Sankarlinga Mutt Vegetab.le Road connecting Banasankari Temple Area, Market Road Sankarlinga Mutt Main Road and Cross Roads 80 162 and Main Road 570 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAil S (W AREAS INCLUDF'n IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF Tllr DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/, Building No. East West North South Road/I,ane/Cross Road. Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: HUNGUND (Cone/d.) I"OWN : KAMATGI (M) (Collcld.) 12 Road connecting Main Road Vivckananda Vittoha TClIlple Main Road. Vivd;lIlanda Vivekananda Road Road Road Road and Vittoha Temple and Viuoba Temple Road H7/.l Road 13 River (Garden Road connecting Road connecting K.G. School & Villoba Temple Road. Road) Viv~kananda Road Gandhi Chowk Yaragal Bhavi Yaragal Bhavi Area 88 144 and Villoba Temple Road & Main Road Road DIVISION NO. V 14 River Main Road Gangan Bazar Stn;et Harijankeri Road. Main Road Gowda's Wcll & Lakshmi Temple Area & Lakshmi Temple Huligowdar Bhavi Area 15 Garden Road Main Road Basavanna Pat tar oni Main Road. Garden Road & Temple lJasavanna Tcmplc Area ')') I,)() • 16 Choudapur Road Yuvak Samaj Basavanna Post () fficc. Post Office Road. T.M.e. Temple T.M.C Road Office Surroundings & Kumbalwati oni K7 17 Hospet Road Katakada Tank Kumhalawati ChoukilllUll Road Hospet Road. T.M.c'(Hficc Road Road Road. Kumatagi oni. Jamkhandi oni and Ilospital Road 156 18 Choudapur Road Kadlimatti Road Chikkamagi Idgah-Ma,jid and Maddi Road. Veterinary Road Canara Bank Road Dispensary' Area. Chikkamagi Road (SS) and Mahalakshmi Tcmple Arca 108 19 Veterinary Dispcn- Basari Katte Road Chikkamagi Dairy Road Bilikudrimani Road. Chikka sarr Road Road magi Road. Basari Kallc Roud. Idgali Road and B;I/ar Road 109 172 STATEMENT VI (Contd.,) 571 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION -OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West Nonh South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : BADAMI TOWN: KERUR (M) . DIVISION NO. I Mulla oni Road & Masjid-Hanuman Fort Wall Killa (Fort) Wall Fort Wall Road, Killa oni Acharya oni Street Temple Road Road, Masjid Road & Killa (Fon) Road 61 2 Vithoba Temple Kirgi's Street Shanteshwara Fon Wall Fon Wall Road 62 94 Road Temple Vithoba Temple Road 95 116 Shanteshwara Temple Road 117 140 3 Kirgi Street & Vatar Street Fon Hospet (Fon Wall) Kirgi qni Street 32 Masjid Road Sunkadavar oni 33 44 Vatarada Lane 45 69 4 ~ubli-Sol"pur Fort Tank Road Killa Road Gaibu Sab Darga Road, Road & Kirgi Street Shanteshwara Road, Tank Road and Hubli-Solapur Road 69 176 5 Chor Gasti oni Hubli-Solapur Hosa JYlutt & Bazar Road Hubli-Solapur Main Road 25 Road Khallimani oni Market Area 26 39 Muslim's Burial Ground Area 40 74 Cave Road 75 105 Basavan Galli 106 127 6 Yeradell ina oni Hubli-Bijapur Shankargowda's Hosa Mutt Road Hosa Mutt Road & Road House Road K.S.R.T.C. Area 150 180 Myadara oni 181 197 Khallimani & Khaza oni 198 221 7 Yendigere Slreet Ba/.ar Road & Harijanwada Bazar Road Kotagi oni and Khallimani oni Main Galli Yeradettina oni I 28 Kandakar oni 29 61 Y.endigeri oni 62 69 Tegginamane oni & Hakkipikki oni 70 98 K Charanti Mull 8<\gnwan tlni Hakkipikki oni Main Bazar Road Hakkipikki oni, Bagawan oni 99 137 Koad and Masjid oni Bazar Road 138 187 Charanti Mull Road 188 206 DIVISION NO. II 9 Rachoteshwara Charanli Mull Harijanwada Rachoteshwara Charanti Mutt Road 20 Temple and Koad Main Gate Temple Street Bylappa oni 21 39 Boarding HOllse Menasagi oni 40 77 Hadli oni 78 100 Rachoteshwara Temple Area and Hosa Mane House Road 101 176 S72 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES .AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. West East North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: BADAMI (Conld.,) TOWN: KERUR (M) (Conld.,) 10 Kshalriya's Sireel Charami MUll Racholeshwara. Talwar-Agasi Road Rachotcshwara Temple Road I 23 Road Temple Sireel Charanti Mutt Road 24 30 Talwar-Agasi Road 31 72 Desai Mull oni, Ghalladavara oni and Talwar oni 73 134 II Ghattadavara Road Sayed Saheb Talwar-Agasi Kunchikoravar oni Talwar--Agasi Road 76 Dargha & Katukar Road Gondhaligcra oni 77 133 oni 12 Gondhali Street Police Stalion Road Talwar- Agasi Harijan Keri Gondhali Qni & Police Station & Dyamavva Road Road (ES) 85 Temple 13 Katagara oni Kumbar Street Javali Street Sunagar Sireet & Badigera oni 86 99 Harijali Keri Road Kumbar oni 100 134 Katagara oni 135 163 DIVISION NO. III 14 Katagara Street Police Station Road BaLar Road Harijan Keri Roat' Kalal oni. Shivappaiah MUll (Nagareshwara Area. Chinagi Badshah Darga Temple) Area, BaLar Road and NES Quarters 156 (2) 15 Open flclsJs Police Station Road Harijan Kcri Open field, Harijan Colony and Harin & Quarters Road Shikari', house, t04(2) 16 Harijan Colony & Hubli-Solapur Balar Road Opcn fields Harin Shikari School Road 105 112 & Open fields Road 211 212 H.S. Road 113 193 Hospet Road 194 210 17 Hubli-Solapur Pattarkatti & T.M.C. Tank Halakatti oni Weavers' ColoRY and Pattar- Road & Girls' Weavers' Lane Road katti Road 82(3) School Road 18 Pendara Street & Girl's School Road Hospeloni Road 10 Pattarkatti Vaddar ani, Pendari's oni Parvati Theatre Road and Weavers' oni 83(1) 176(2) DIVISION NO. IV 19 H.S_ Road Moulali Darga Gowdar oni Halakatti Street H.S. Road H Halakatti oni 12 40 Moulali Darga oni 41 61 Karigowdar oni 62 96 20 H.S. Road Basarigidada pete Sankarammana Gowdar oni Pagarda oni 97 105 pcte Basarigidada pete 106 116 Shejjigowdar oni 117 137 Pattarkalli oni 138 174 21 Pattarakatti Road Banashankari Road Tank Road Munda, Strcet Tatagar Masjid Road. Tahsildar Office oni and Pallarkalli Road 100 573 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AR~AS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF TH~ DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : BADAMI (Concld.,) TOWN: KERUR (M) (Concld.• ) 22 Basarigidada pete Myagadi Road Banashankari Belganti Road Banashankari oni, Myagadi Temple Road and Lakshmidevi Temple Area 101 193 DIVISION NO. V 23 Shankari Temple Myagadi Road Tank Road '8edara Street Banashankari oni, Weavers oni Street and Lakshmi Temple Street 108 24 Gowdar oni Shankari Temple Tank Road Bedara Street Gowdara oni & Weavers' oni 109 215 Street 25 Myagadi Road Idaga Ratti & Killa Road Open fields Idga-Shanteshwar Mutt Road 76 Shanteshwar Mutt Hospet Road 77 90 & Tank 26 Vaddara oni Agricultural lands Fort trench Belganti Road Hospet oni Road 91 156 Khanapur oni, Timmapur's Huts 157 187 STATEMENT VI (Contd.,) 574 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCI.UDFD IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : MUDHOL TOWN: MAHALlNGPUR 1M) DIVISION NO. I Pendari Road Gadad Road Adat Bazar Harakangi oni Pendari Road I 7& Road 121 126 Adat Road 8 74 Gadad Road 75 93 Harakangi oni Road 94 120 2 Pendari Road Gadad Road Smashan Road Harakangi oni Pcndari Road 127 136 (Burial Ground Harakangi oni In 154 Road) Gadad Road & Smashan Road (Burial Ground Road) 155 I~O 3 Pendari Road Dhavaleshwara Sri C.G. Temple Chenna Gireshwara Dhavaleshwara Road & Road Road & Temple Chenna Gireshwara Road I 55 Smashan Road Gadad Road 56 72 (Burial Ground Road) 4 Pendari Road Water Tank Road Smashan Road Chenna Gireshwara Smashan Road (Burial - (Burial Ground Temple Road Ground Road) 73 140 Road) 5 Burial Grounds Over Head Tank Chenna Open fields Smashan Road (Burial Road Gireshwara (Sy.No. 132) Grollnd Road) & Chenna Temple Road Gireshwara Temple Road (SS) 141 229 6 Cloth Bazar Road Ohavaleshwara Karnataka Bank Chenna Gireshwara Bank Road 6 Road Road Temple Road Cloth Bazar Road 7 25 Temple Road 26 65 7 Gadad Road Belaguli oni Hunashyal oni Karnataka Bank Tagiyavara oni 66 82 Road Road Hunashyal oni 83 99 8 Gadad Road Dhavaleshwara Chamakef oni Gadad oni Lane & Hunashyal oni Road 100 120 Road Road Hunashyaloni Khota oni 121 135 Road Chamaker oni Road 136 165 9 Channa Gireshwara Dhavaleshwara Mahalingeshwara Hunashyal oni Chenna Gireshwara Road 17 Temple Road Road Temple Road Road Mahalingeshwara Temple Road 18 59 Chincholi oni 60 77 Vajjaramatti and Hunshyal oni 78 • 145 DIVISION NO. II 10 Javali Bazar Road Banashankari Soragaon oni Sri Mahalingesh- Banashankari Temple Road 25 Temple Road wara Temple Road Hebbaloni 26 46 A'kkamahadevi Gudi oni 47 80 Gowdar oni 81 114 S7S STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From _Tn 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: MUDHOL (Contd.,) TOWN: MAHAUNGPUR (M) (Con/d.,) II Bazar Road Shri Shankaridevi Soragaon oni Mahalingeshwara Bazar Road, Soragaon oni Agasi Road Temple Road Road and Northern side of Mallaiah Temple 'liS 170 12 Bazar Road Shri Shankaridevi Hatte oni Gunda oni Gunda oni and Bazar Road 103 Agasi 13 Bazar Road Hanumantha Nuchhi Galli & Hatte oni Hatte oni 104 132 Temple Road Yallamma Teratanavara oni 133 157 Temple Gundagalli & Seregara Galli 158 182 Bazar Road 183 201 14 Bazar Road Hanumantha Ambi oni Nuchhi oni & Bilagi Nuchhi oni Lane & Kari Temple Road oni Siddeshwara Temple Area 1 52 Pinjara oni 53 60 Ambi oni 61 80 15 lavali Bazar Road Budni Road Neelakanteshwar Ambi oni Ambi oni 81 113 _ Mutt Road Bazar Road 114 127 Neelakanteshwar oni 128 146 16 1 avali Bazar Road Hanumantha Kubasada oni Neelakanteshwar Neelakanteshwar Mutt Road 16 Temple & Halla Mutt Road Bazar Road 17 26 K ubasada oni 27 56 17 Javali Bazar Road Budni lands Mahalingeshwara Kubasada oni Kubasada oni 57 73 & Rabkavi Road Temple Bazar Road 74 86 96 115, 140 170'~ DIVISION NO. III 27 Market Road Hulukunda oni Sadhu(ludi Adat Bazar Road Market Road and Mundaga- Road Road noor oni-Hulukunda oni Road 115 28 Harijan Keri Lane Byali Galli Cross ROad Adat Bazar Road Wantagodi 'Chal Area 116 139 from Byali Galli Byali oni 140 167 to Harijan Keri 29 Byali oni Badagi & Kullolli lavali Bazar Main Road Main Road 19 oni Road Byali Road 20 43 Kullolli Road 44 71 Baragi oni 72 79 30 Hulkund oni Javali Road Kullolli oni Adat Bazar Road Kullolli oni, Javali Bazar, Lan~ Adat Bazar & Hulkund oni 117 31 Mundaganoor oni Javali Bazar N.K. Road Kullolli oni Lane Javali Bazar, Hulkund oni, & Pinjar oni Mundaganoor oni, Pinjar oni and Kullolli oni 110 DIVISION NO. IV 18 Agricultural lands Rabkavi Road Shantiniketao & Mudhol Road Rabkavi Road 129 & Darga Police Quarters 576 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South RQad/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: MUDHOL (Concld.,) TOWN: MAHALlNGPUR (M) (Concld .,) 19 Agricultural lands Yamanoorappa Ta~k Sadhu Temple Bavana Bavi Road and Darga & Bavana Road Dasara oni 130 221 Bhavi Road 20 Sadhu Temple & Bavana Bhavi Road Sadhu Temple N.K. Road Exembi oni and N.K. Road 222 339 Basava Mantapa Road 21 Haji Malang Kalal Building Sadhu Gudi- Mudhol Road Haji Malang Area 14 Bazar Road Mulla houses & ,Vaddar houses 15 39 Kalal houses 40 82 22 Garden Sadhu Temple Sadhu Temple Mudhol Road Market Road to Penjar oni Road & Mudhol Road and Byali oni, Road Junction Mahalingapur_Mudhol Road (North-Eastern side) 83 192 23 Nippani-Kaladgi Bazar Road Nipani_Kaladgi Tonapinath Temple Bazar Road .and Cross Roads 144 Road Road Road 24 Nippani-Kaladgi Firewood Bazar Nippani- Main Bazar .Road Bazar Road & Mudhol Road 145 192 Road Kaladgi Road 25 Smash an Road Dhavaleshwara Dhavaleshwara Main Bazar Road Bazar R9ad 15 (Burial Ground Road Road Smashan Road and Cross Road) Roads 16 91 Dhavaleshwara Road 92 122 26 Gha1aprabha left Dhavalcshwara Mudhl)1 Koad Open lands Western Side of Ghataprabha bank canal Road left ban k canal 123 222 ST ATEMENT VI (Conrd.,) 577 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Biocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road. Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK : MUDDEBIHAL TOWN: MUDDEBIHAL (M) WARD NO. I Road to Dispensary Girls' High School. Bidarkundi Almatti . Road Hospital Road I 44& Veterinary Dispen Road 630 125 sary. S.T. Compound Bazar Road S5 62 & Old Post Office Bidarkundi Road 45 54& Road 126 130 St1lte Bank Road 131 156 2 M.M. Sajjan Street Hospit1l1 Road Dispensary & its Bazar Road Hospital Road 157 IS7 Road Bazar Road 188 198 Sajjan Lane &. Nagoor Galli 199 267 3 Old Post Office Bijapur Road Bidarkundi K.S.R.T.C. Depot Elltension Area &. Ragha- Road Road & Compound vendra Swami Math Area (Udupi Plot Area) 107 4 Motagi Field Yalamali Field Chaganalal Forest Office Anjuman Plot Area. Naikodi Oswal Field Plot Area 82 5 Motagi Field Bijapur Road Diversion Road Bidarkundi Road Extension Area. Lallatti Plot Area 83 135 6 Goudar Field S.T. Hungund Field Bidarkundi Hill Area Extension Area 112 East Compound Cremation Ground Road (Tangadagi Road) WARD NO. II 7 MOlagi oni Sundal Masjid Eight Pulley Dyamavvana Katti SundaJ Masjid Road I 31 Road Well Road Road Eight Pulley Well Road 32 44 Mot1lgi oni lane 122 157 8 Dodda Gatara Near Motagi oni lane Londka Nala Bazar Road Londka Nala 45 79 Eight Pulley Well Dispensary Road. Muragi Mutt Area 80 121 Gutter Road 158 204 9 Tank Small Bridge ",wheri Open Space Market Road & Almatti Road Mot1lg; oni 54 Motagi oni Vegetable Market 55 111 121 147 Main Road. Almatti Road & Old Bazar Road 112 120 148 316 10 "umbar ol1i "atafoar oni KomI Gandhi Road Buddar 'oni & Katagar oni, Buddar oni & Open Spa<.:c Kumbar oni 93 II Buddar oni Harijan Colony Harijan Keri Buddar oni Buddar oni 94 198 Road 12 Kalagar oni lane & Agasar Field AIAtaUi Road & Kumbar oni Waddargeri & Ndaji Galli 195 294 Kandaka Buddar oni Open Space 578 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road. Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -~~--~~------~~- T ALUK : MUDDEBIHAL (Contd.• ) TOWN: MUDDEBIHAL (Contd .• ) WARD NO. III 13 Kumbar oni lane Katagar oni Road Kalasa oni & Buddar oni Mygeri oni, Momin oni, Mamadalmr oni Kumbar oni 106 14 Nashi Batti Kalasa oni, Kumbar Bazar Road Kandaka (Fort Mygeri oni, Momin oni, oni Wall) Kumbar oni & Pinjar oni 107 192 15 Illur oni Gunjetti oni Momin oni Chavadi Road Momin oni, Shivyogimath oni and Illur oni 69 121 136 16 Hunaund oni Illur oni Road Pinjar oni Chavadi Road Gonaloni 70 97 Tallur oni 98 UO Old Bazar Road & Chavadi Road 137 219 Hungund oni 220 260 WARD NO. IV 17 Chyamanna oni l-lunagundwar oni Padaki Daddi Old Bazar Road Padaki Daddi Road 11 Road Cement Road 12 56 Chyamanna oni 57 80 & 97 18 Dodda Gatara Chyamanna oni Keri Waddi Mygal oni Road, Chyamanna oni, Nashi oni, Bazar Well Road Ballolli oni and Daddi Basavanna Temple Area 81 96 98 172 19 Dodda Gatara Kandaka, Fort Wall Keri Waddi Sotedavar oni Navadagi oni, Haqapad oni III 20 Hill Area Gutter & Padeknur Diversion Road Nalatwad Road & Park & Housing Plot Keriwaddi M.G. Road 16 & Area 134 142 Talikote Road (N.S) Diversion Road & Kuntoja Road 17 126 N alatwad Road 127 133 WARD NO. V 21 Myagina oni lane Dodda Gatara Keri Waddi Road in front of Keri Waddi, Myagina oni and cattle pound Gollar oni 107& 263 22 Kuntappan Mali & Myagina oni lane Nalatwad Road Fort Wall Hllnakllnll oni 108 171 R.S. No. 48 &. Tank Sathihol oni 252 262 Bazar Road 264 270 23 R.S. No. 48 Fields Fort Wall & Tank Nalatwad Road Shiro I Road Gollar oni, Kuntappana Mali Area & Shirol Road 172 251 579 - STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East Wesl North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK : MUDDEBIHAL (Concld.) TOWN: MUDDEBIHAL (M) (Condd.) 24 Fori Wall Dodda Galara Agasibagila & Hanagi oni Lakshmi Bazar 50 Fort Wall Padaki oni. Hanagi oni & Avati oni 126 140 . 147 157 25 Fori Wall Hanagi oni Awatager oni Hanagi oni. Awatager oni & Boundary Risaldar oni 51 125 141 146 26 Dodda Galara 1'\)1'1 Wall & Kandaka & Fort Wall Shole oni & Magi oni I 113 Harijal1 Ker; Dmlda Galara STATEMENT VI (Contd.,) , 580 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road. Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK: MUDHOL TOWN: MUDHOL (M) WARD NO. I Hanuman Temple Bazar Road (Main Saiyad Saheb Gandhi Road Saiyad Saheb Road 8 Lane Road) Road Bazar Road (Main Road) 9 63 Gandhi Road 64 104 Hanuman Temple Lane 105 120 2 Galagali Bawa Well Veerabhadreswar Swatantri Math's G.N. Shati's House Malali Lane 121 137 Road Temple House Road Road Tarnboli Lane 138 204 3 Vithal Temple Road Galagali Bawa Well S.N.K. Road & Girls' High School Gaddi Lane I. 18 Road Bus Stand Road Road Main Road 19 86 Brahmin Lane 87 154 4 Desai Lane PLD Bank Road Galagali Bawa's Main Road (Vithal Main Road 18 House Road Temple to Pattar Lane 19, III Nagarpalika) Main Road 112 119 5 College Road Bus Stand Road Hubli-Bijapur M.G. Road Baxi's Lane 120 144 Road Main Road 145 147 Malojirao Road 148 200 Bijapur-Hubli Road' 201 229 WARD NO, II 6 Gujjar Lane Ranna Road Gandhi Road River Road (South Ranna Road 90 (Main Road) Police Gate) Gandhi Road 91 99 Gujjar Lane 100 113 7 Library Building Gujjar Lane Gandhi Lane RIver Road Gujjar Lane 114 118 Gandhi Road 119 132 Gokul Talkies Road 133 209 Kakankatti Lane 210 243 8 Rajawad" (Darabar Girls' High School Main Road Kotward Lane Kakankatti Lane 59 Hall) Dr. Gharage's (Mulla Galli) Main Roa<;l 60 7.8 Hospital, Baji Lane Kotward Lane 79 120 9 Siddcshwara Road .Baji Lane Main Road River Road Baji Lane 121 158 Main Road 159 188 Malojirao Road 189 198 River Road 199 238 10 Malojirao Road Yadawad Road & River Road Yadawad-Belgaum River Road 13& River Bank Road 38 110 Malojirao Road 14 33 River Bank 34 37 WARD NO. III II Saiyad·Saheb Road Nehru Road Jamkhandi Gaddi Lane Nehru Road -(Teli Lane) I 21 (Tourist Hotel) Road Jamkhandi Road 22 80 Saiyad Saheb Road (Gaddi Lane) 81 149 581 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. North East West South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 R TALUK: MUDHOL (Con/d.,) TOWN: MUDHOL (M) (Con/d.,) 12 Saiyad Saheb Road Dhanagar Lane lamkhandi Dhanagal Lane Gaddi Lane 150 182 (K.H.Gaddi's Road Saiyad Saheb Road 183 186 House to R.1. Nehru Road 187 216 Kalyansetti's Dhanagar Lane 217 277 House) 13 Momin Lane Ambedkar Road lamkhandi Manikshetti Lane Mamin Lane 278 313 (Suryawansbi Road Manikshetti Lane 314 3$0 Arrack Shop) J alflkhandi Road 351 358 Ambedkar Road 359 399 14 Nehru Road Saidapur Galli lathagara Galli Manikshetti Lane Teli Street 74 (Teli Road) (Gangubai Manikshetti Lane 75 131 Nalawade's House) 15 Manikshetti Lane Dawari Lane Manikshetti Lonari·Road Manikshetti Lane 132 161 (Badiger on i) Lane (Maddani Lonari Road 162 201 Math) D.awari Lane 202 224 16 Dawari Lane Ambedkar Road latagar Lane Lonari Road Dawari Lane 225 2}9 (Mutton Market Ambedkar Road 240 283 Road) 1 atagar Lane 284- 303 17 Wadder oni Cross Malali Road Panchamyan River Road 'Ambedkar Road Lane Nala Samagar Lane Waddar Lane 18 lamkhandi-Bijapur Waddar oni Cross Panchamyan River Road Waddar Lane 63 105 Road Lane Nala Jamkhandi Road (P.W.D. Colonies) 106 132 WARD NO. IV 19 Ranna Road Ambi Lane Kalmeswar Ambi Lane Ranna Road 29& Road 87 106 Ambi Lane 30 79 Dyamavva Lane 80 86 Kalmeswar Road 107 113 20 Gangannawar Lane Vastrad Lane Kalmeswar River Road Gangannawar Lane 114 122 Road (Hanuman Temple) Kalmeswar Road 123 125 Balaji Road 126 J49 210 225 Vastrad Lane 150 209 21 Vastrad Lane River Road Kalmeswar Road Rive Road Kalmeswar Road 226 230 (Garadimani) (West Police (Dharmshala) 289 291 Gate) Bagati Lane 231 288 River Road 292 300 582 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Ccnsus Enumeration Blocks Enumeration B1ecks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. West East North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TAI .. UK : MUDHOL (Comd.,) TOWN: MUDHOL (M) (Conld.,) 22 Nehru Road River Road Dangi Lane Kalmeswar Road Malalihowddar Lane I 8 (Bazar Road) (Buddar oni) Kalmeswar Road 9 28 Nehru Road 29 59 Mahalingeswar Road 60 88 Dangi Lane 89 128 23 Nehru Road River Road Malali Road Dongi Lane (from Dongi Lane 129 143 (Bazar Road) (Burud Lane) (Loriari Street) Sandi's House) Mahalingeswar Road 144 149 Nehru Road 150 163 Malali Road (Lonari Street) 164 224 River Road (Burud Lane) 225 236 "24 Rivcr Road (iosai l.ane Gosai Lane Kumbar Lane River Road (Burud Lane) I 21 (Burud Lanei (Holabasappa -- (Makandar Masjid) Malali Road 22 25 Temple) Gosai Lane 26 62 Kumbar Lane (Makandar Masjid) 63 100 25 Gosai l.ane Nala Malai Road River Bank PiIijar Lane 101 138 Gosai Lane 139 180 Malali Road (Holabasappa Temple) 181 193 WARD NO. V 26 Kumkjllc Lanc Malojirao Road Shivaji Road Koujalgi Lane Malojirao Road I 22 (Mallikarjun Shivaji Road 23 26 Temple) K umkale Lane 27 43 K oujalgi Lane 44 77 27 Ghatanath Lane Kumkale Lane Shivaji Road Kosavi Nala (Ncar Kumkale Lane 78 91 State Bank) State Bank Road 92 158 Ghatanath Lane 159 168 28 Bijapur - Hubli State Bank of India Bijapur-Hubli Yadawad Road State Bank Road 169 194 Road Road Road (Shivaji (Near I.B.) Bijapur-Hubli Road 195 218 Chowk) Ranna School Road (T.D.B. Colonies) 219 238 Yadawad Road (Near LB.) 239 248 29 Stone Quarry (Near Bijapur -Hubli Venkatesha Kosavi Nala (Near Venkatesha Tank Road 20 Venkatesha Tank) Road (SI,ivaji Tank Road Municipal Latrine) Waingade Lane 21 37 Chowk) Budake Lane 38 70 G hatage Lane 71 III 30 K.E.B. Officc & Bijapur-Hubli Venkatesha Police Quarters & Ghatage Lane 112 135 Police Quarter~ Road Tank Road Mallamma Temple Venkatesha Tank Road 136 141 Bijapur-Hubli Road 142 157 200 206 Market Yard 158 199 Police Quarters 207 221 583 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARI·ES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road. Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : MUDHOL (Concld.,) TOWN: MUDHOL (M) (Concld.,) 31 Bijapur-Hubli Malojirao Road Dattatraya Tank Shivaji Road Bijapur-Hubli Road 37 Road (Govindpur Chowk) Shivaji Road 38 50 Malojirao Road 51 86 Dattatraya Road 87 114 32 Water Supply Bijaplir-Hubli Mantur Road Venkatesha Tank Mantur Road (From Urdu Filtration Plant and Road Road School) liS 142 Junior College Venkatesha Tank Road 143 146 Bramhagaddimath Road 147 193 Bijapur-Hubli Road 194 221 33 Harijankeri Road Venkatesha Temple Pawar's Garden Jamkhandi Road Durgadevi Temple Road 40 Road (Harijankeri Harijankeri Lane 41 120 Nala) 34 Housing Board Harijankeri Road Saiyad Saheb Nala Bridge On Harijankeri Lane 121 129 Quarters Darga Mantur Road Bajantri Lane 130 175 Mantur Road 176 189 Housing Colony Road WO" 250 35 Venkatesha Temple Mahalingpur Road Jamkhandi Bijapur-Hubli Harijankcri Lanc Road & Harijankeri (Gajanan Cement Road Road (Zulljarkoppakeri) 44 Yallamma Temple Pipe Factory) Bajanlri Lane 45 67 North Police Gate Venkatesha Temple Lane 68 76 Bijapur -Hubli' Road 77 95 J anata Coiony 96 ',121 P.W.D. Colony 122 127 .I amkhandi Road 128 143 Mahalingpur Road 144. 146 STATEMENT VI (Contd.,) 584 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enurperation Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ East West North South Building No. Road/Lane/Cross Road, Elc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 r ALUK : JAMKHANDI TOWN.: RABKA VI-BANHATTI (M) DIVISION NO. I Manturayyanmath Jamkhandi- Maternity Home Attar Lane Mulla Galli I 57 Kudachi Road Attar Galli 513 66 2 Bepari Slaughter Jamj 3 Gunji Lane Jamkhandi- Halalli Lane Yamanurappa'Road HaiaIli Lane, Gunji Lane and K udachi Road Kudachi Road 54 4 Chennaiah Swamy Jamkhandi- Modidan Galli Yamanurappa Road Gollar Lane, Chennaiah Colony K udachi Road Swamy Colony and J amkhandi Road 55 116 5 Gollar Lane ·Chavvannavar Ladies' Latrine Yamanurappa R.oad Chavvannavar Lane & House Compound Yamanurappa Lane 117 204 6 Chavvannavar Badiger Society Dastagirsaheb Munnolli Lane Mangalwar Peth 82 House Mahalingapur's House 7 Veterinary Dispen- Chindaka Chawl Dastagir Saheb Kudachi_ Chindaka Lane, Kudachi- sary & Masjid Mahalingpur's J amkhandi Road J amkhandi Road 79 House &. lshwar Temple 8 Jamkhandi- Tammannappa Jadagoud Lane & Dastagir Saheb Itnal Road, Bazar Road, Kudachi Road Road MunnoIli Lane Mahalingpur's Jadagoud oni and Munnolli House Road Lane 80 174 9 Mallikarjun Talkies Mangalwar Peth Mirji Lane Patlan Lane Mangalwar Peth, Shivapuji Road Lane & Bazar Area I. 120 10 Jumma Masjid Bekkeri Lane Changali Jiddi Bekkeri House Mangalwar Peth & Lane J amkhandi-Kudachi Road 46 11 Galamgali Lane Tammannappa Changali J.iddi Veerabhadra Road Galamgali Lane, Javalagi Road Lane Road and Govl. Hospitai Area 47 105 12 Forest Area .Tammannappa Shankaralinga Veerabhadradevara Vithoba Lane, Jumma Masjid Road Temple Road Road and Govl. Hospital Area 127 13 Harijan Keri Mandi Road Shire}' Lane Mallikarjuna 'Mandi Road and Eastern side Talki.es, Kutcha of Kannada Model School 105 Road 14 Kudachi- Somawar Peth Mahadeva Changali Jiddi Konnur Lane, Changali Jiddi J amkhandi Road Temple Road Road Lane, Mahadeva Temple Road and Kudachi Road 106 182 . 1[. ~.-. <, ~ 585 ~;;, ~;i STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. North East West South Road/Lane/Cross Road. Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TAUlK : JAMKHANDI (Collld.• j TOWN: ({ABKA VI-BANHATTI (M) (COlllc/.• ) 15 Kudachi- Mahadeva Road Water Tank Mahadeva Temple Mahadeva Temple Road. Jamkhalldi Road Road Road Mahadeva Road. Maddi Lane, Water Tank Road ahd Kudachi Road 86 16 Forest Area lamkhandi- G.V. Bankar Harijan Keri Hatti Lane. More Lane and K udachi Road Factory Yadawada Lane 87 152 17 Forest Area & Hanuman Temple 1amkhandi Namadeva Galli Forest Road 18 Burial Grounds Naka lamkhandi Road and Northern side.of Namadeva Galli 19 84 18 Vaibhav Talkies Mundaganur Lane Neelagar Namadeva Galli & Namadeva Galli (NS) and Pathangana Girish Ashram Girish Ashram Area 85 103 19 Namadeva Galli Vastrad Lane Hanumantha Water Tank Road Bagevadi Road and Devargudi Road Namadeva Galli 80 20 Vastrad Lane Bandi Lane Baddi Lane Water Tank Road Post Office Lane. Vastrad Lane. Bandi Lane and baddi Lane (NS) III 21 Post Office & Kurubar oni Asangi Road Water Tank Road Kurubar oni and Asangi Road Bandi Lane (ES) 78 22 Kurubar (}ni Mopagar oni Kurubar oni Water Tank Road Kurubar oni & Myadar Lane 79 165 23 Somawar Peth Mopagar oni Melina Koravar Bur-ud Galli Kurubar oni. Myadar oni oni (ES) and Koravar'oni 78 24 Sanivar Peth Road Hiremulla oni & Bhuvaneshwari Malagar Katti Kurubar oni. Bhuvaneshwari Kurubar oni Road Road. Lakka oni and Sani"llr Peth Road 79 167 25 Chanal I.:ane and Baddur Lane and Bhajentri Lane Mopagar Lane and Harijan Keri and Mopagar Harijan Keri Kudachi - and Durga Harijan Keri Galli 64 J amkhandi Road Temple 26 Ladies' Latrine Kudachi- Asangi Dairy Durgavva Temple & Forest Road (ES). Harijan Compound Wall Jamkhandi Road & Road & Vaibhav Harijan Keri Keri & Asangi Dairy Road 65 180 Sadashi~a Temple Talkies DIVISION NO. II / 27 Basawari Bhadral}' Tammannappa Sonlawar Petit MalagaI' Katti Mopagar Galli. Kurllhar Galli nawar's Sadi SIOrl.'.\ Nuchi\ Hou.\e & Bhadranna Lane 50 28 Bhadrannawar Kolaki Lane RUlnaJurga Malagar Kalle Kolaki Lalle. Jiddimani Lane House Lane Lane Chowk & Bhuli and Bhadranna l.ane 51 lOt! Lane 29 Kolaki Lane Budni Lane Mopagar Lane Bilagi I.am: Bilagi l.ane, Kolaki Lane, Telsanga Lane & Malhapati oni 51 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road/Lanc/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 r ALUK : lAMKHANDI (Cpntd.,) TOWN: RABKAVI-BANtiATTI (M~ tConld.,) 30 Tammannappa Mashawan Sandri Bhuti Lane Majdur 6ai Tammannappa Road 52 129 Road Building 31' Tammannappa Gidadanappa Bilagi Wathar Basaveshwar Nuchi Lane 48 Road Master oni Temple ,... 32 Nuchi Lane Kanagound Lane Mali Lane Maligarayan Budni Lane 49 I (J6 <{;, Temple 33 Tammannappa Masjid Hanuman Laxmi Temple Baligar Lane 123 Road Temple Road 34 Tammannappa Suttatti Lane Arun Talkies Kulagod Factory Mangalwar Peth, Bhadranna Road Road Road Road and Kadadevar Khanavati Road 58 43 High School Road Forest Area Mugati Lane Prabhulinga Mutt Pendari Lane 109 44 Urdu School Idga & Open Space Bademmi Lane Banl'latti Nalla Idga Road, lamadar Lane, Water Filter House Pipeline, Gorak Nath Temple Area 110 226 45 Gundi Lane Muslim Idga Faniband Lane Kadadevar Lane Sadashiv Road 74 46 Hasilkar Lane Sy. No.3 of Hosur Water Supply Sadashiv Road Water Tank Road and Lane Sadashiv Road 75 135 47 Clt3nal oni Filter House Water Filter Kanagound oni Water Filter Road, Bhata Road Road & Kudachi-lamkhandi Road 89 DIVISION NO. III 35 Tammannappa Bademmi Factory MaJapur Lane lamkhandi Sri Kadashiddeshwar Lane, Road Kudachi Road Talwar Lane & Tammannappa Road 59 130 36 Kadasiddeshwar Bademmi Factory Water Tank Hanagandi Lane Hosti Lane & Eastern side or Road Road Bademmi Factory 74 37 Jalikatte oni Tatagar oni Mopagar Lane Hircmani oni Karoli oni, Nagaral Lane & Western side or Jalikatte oni 75 112 38 Kanagonda Road Waddar Lane Baddur Lane Badcmmi Lanc Neelagar Well Lane and Hateli Lane 76 39 Budni Lanc Filtcr Iiouse Road Hircmanc Bavi Kadadevar Road Hatcli Road, Tatagar Lanc Road and Kadadevar Road (NS) 77 167 40 8udni Lane Anjuman-A-Islama Kadadevar Lanc Mahaboob Subhani Waddar Lanc, Hatcli Lane, Dargll Lanc Tatagar Lane, Budni Lane and Kadadcvar Lane 110 41 Kadadevar Lane Way to Halla Mahaboob Salimutt Lane Mahaboob Subhani Road, Sabhani Road Pandari Road and Kadadevar Road 44 587 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. South East West North Road!Lane/ Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : JAMKHANDI (Contd.,) TOWN: RABKAVI-BANHATTI (M) (Contd.,) 42 Bademmi Lane Pendari Lane Mahaboob Kadashiddeshwar Salimutt Lane & Talwar Lane 45 89 Subhani Lane Temple DIVISION NO. IV 48 Yamanurappa Nadaf Lane Jotawar Lane lamkhandi- ladi Lane, Kaldgi Lane, Darga Kudachi Road Lokapur Lane and Danawadkar Lane 51 49 Nadaf House Rampur Nala Kastal Lane lamkhandi- Kalal Lane, Kudachi- Kudachi Road lamkhandi Lane and Hosur Halla 52 146 50 Hanuman Temple Rabkavi Nala Vithoba Temple lamkhandi- Kalal Lane 66 Kudachi Road 51 Ambabhavani Mutton Market Rampur Nala lamkhandi- Ambabhavani Temple Area Temple Road Road Kudachi Road and Kalal Road 67 133 52 Bhajentri Lane Katkar oni Rampur Nala Hanuman Temple Bhajentri Lane and Batar oni 66 53 Nadaf House Waddar oni Park & Nala lamkhandi- Maruti.Road, Waddar oni & Kudachi R.oad Batar oni 67 127 54 Yamanurappa Primary School Rampur Nala New Telephone lamkhandi-Kudachi Road Darga & Burial Office and Darga Area 79 Grouna 55 Municipal Office. Rampur-Hosur Kudachi- Huigabali Tot Kudachi-lamkhandi Road Road lamkhandi and Gowdar Road 80 142 Road 56 Neelakanteshwar Rampur-Hosur Neelakantesh war Hulgabali Tot Vajjarmatti Lane 59 Mutt Road Road 57 Golabhavi Road Rampur-Hosur lamkhandi Mulla Lane Golabhavi Lane, Mulla Lane, Road Kudachi Road Hoskote Road & Hosur Road 60 102 58 Yarn Depot & Hosur Road lamkhandi- Konnur Master Tot Hosur Road, lamkhandi- Siddalingeshwar Kudachi Road Rabkavi Diversion Road 75 Mutt 59 Rampur-Hosur Bhajentri Lane Yarn Godown Jamkhandi- Pagade Lane 76 175 Road Kudachi Road 60 Municipal LilJrary Kumbar oni Lane Hanuman Dondi Lane Marathe Lane 105 Building Temple 61 Banashankari lamadar Lane Bujaruk Lane Municipal Road Darga Lane 75 Temple 62 Hosur Nala Patil Lane Matapati Lane Municipal Library Horatti Lane 76 130 63 Hosur Nala Bemmada Road Yargatti Halla Darga Road Kumbar Galli, Digambar Road and Darga Road 85 588 STATEMENT VI :. DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South RoaC1/Lane/Cros~ Road, hiC. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : JAMKHANDI (CtJntd.,) TOWN: RABKAVI-BANHATTI (M) (Contd.,) 64 Harijan Well Choli Lane Padri School Digambrcshwar Netaji Road and Digambar Temple Road 46 65 Karijadar Lane Harij&n Keri Dodappagol Biligi Lane Ullagaddi Lane 47 104 Land 66 Uppar oni Landyan Nala Harijan Keri Sirasaheb Darga Horatti Lane, Patel Road 88 67 Padri School Landyan Nala Harijan Keri ladar Galli Harijan Galli 53 68 Pavali Lane Landyan Nala Patil Land Harijan Keri Harijan Galli 54 98 DIVISION NO. V 69 o\sangi Agasi Road Kudachi- Jamkhandi _ Bapuri Lane Shankarling Temple Road, 1 amkhandi Road Kudachi Road-- Hanuman Temple Area and- Sanakal Lane 95 70 Chikkamani oni Post Office Road Main Road Sanakal Lane lamkhandi-Kudachi Road & Lane Sanakal Lane 112 71 Veerabhadreshwar Araballi Lane lamkhandi- Gattigibasaveshwar ROad & Temple Kudachi Road Araballi oni 114 72 lamkhandi- Muttura oni Gidaveer Lane Basaveshwara Road Muttur Lane, Basaveshwar Kudachi Road Road, Kudachi-lamkhandi Road and Gidaveer Lane 95 73 Krishna Road Hosur Road lamkhandi Telephone Muttur Galli, Umadi Lane, Road Exchange Bilagi Lane and lamkhandi Road 106 74 Chikamani oni Hosur Road Hulalkar oni Balakayi oni Hulalkar oni, ,~hikmani oni, Nadagowda Hospital Road, Kokkalaki Road 69 75.' -Vithob 76 Hosur-Yaragatti Dr. Sone House & Siddappa Raval HOSIH Road Savadi oni. Momin Galli, Halla Hulkund oni House Road Mammunagi oni and Raval Galli 119 77 Rampur Nala, Teggina Vatara G;mjal House Ramling Temple Uadyal Lane, Godakar Lane, Mahalingpur Lane, Kopard Lane and Bavi Katte Lane 51 78 Rabkavl- i::Iosur GunaKl Lane Raval Lane Kumbar Lane Halyal Galli, Hosur Road, Road Gunaki Galli 52 114 79 .Rabkavi-Hosur Mudalagi Galli & Teggina Vatara Yaragatti Nala Limbikai Lane, Khavasi Galli, Road Limbikai Galli & Limbikai Mudalagi Lane and Rabkavi- Galli Hosur Road 98 DIVISION NO. VI 80 Ye11amma Temple Jatti Lane Yallamma Kumbar oni Tungal Galli, Jatti Lane and Road Temple Yellamma Temple Road 45 589 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T ALUK : JAMKHANDI (Concld.,) TOWN: RABKAVI-BANHATTI (M) (Concld.,) 81 Ivalli Lane Pati! Galli Uppar oni Lakshmi Temple Ivalli Lane, Bhajentri oni Road and Koppad oni 58 82 Vaddar oni Jaildar oni Laxmi Road Tungal Factory Melina Kumbar ani 59 83 Khatavakar House Mahalingpur Road Bhajentri Lane Bandeburj Lane Lengare Galli, Waddar oni and Bhajentri oni 60 113 84 Tungal Lane Pendari Masjid Shedishal House Yaragatti Nala Kodaganur Lane 115 85 Kakandaki Lane Chikkodi Well Lane Wagamallayyan Bhajentri Lane Uppar Lane 116 166 Jiddi 86 Lakshmavva Nayakar Garden Kumbar Lane Uppar Lane Uppar oni, Patel oni & Temple & Myadar Umadi Lane 101 oni 87 Myadar oni Kokkali Galli Umadi Lane Katagera oni Uppar oni, Muslim oni, Umadi oni, Katagera oni & Myadar oni 97 88 Government Kokkalki Mill Bus Stand Uppar oni & Raval Uppar oni, Duradi Galli, Chawadi ani Baba Nagar oni 8{1ct' Hosur Road 121 89 Hosanagar Road M.V. Pattana Lane Vegetable Bazar Siddappa Raval Hari Mandir Road, Market House Area and Raval Lane 115 90 Pleader M.V. Pattana Lane Ganesh Talkies Katagi Lane Saboji Galli 34 Badamikar's House 91 Pattana Lane Durdi Lane M. V. Pattana Mangavkar Galli Bilimani oni, Bus Stand Road High School & & Pattan Lane 35 98 Nala 92 Gavali Galli & Landyan Halla Mahalingpur Hosur- Market Road, lamkhandi- Harijan Keri Road and Jamkhandi- Kudachi Road, Gavali Galli K udachi Road Kudachi Road and Kapali Road 143 93 Krishna River Road Harijan Keri Road Harijan Galli & Kudachi- Harijan Keri Lane & Gavali and Police Station Chandramma lamkhandi Road Galli 66 Road Temple. 94 Jamkhandi- Forest Area Kumbar Society Harijan Keri Halingali Road 67 140 K udachi Road 95 Virakta Math Forest Area Forest Area Kumbar ~ety Dasar Lane 70 96 Mahadev Temple Arakeri Lane Forest Area lamkhandi- lamkhandi-Kudachi Road, Kudachi Road Bus Stand ROli.d IlJid Mahadev Temple Road 88 97 Momidan Idga Arakeri Land Forest Area Jamkhandi- lamkhandi-Kudachi Road, K udachi Road P.W.D. Quarters, Muslims' Burial Grounds Il)1d Dasara oni 89, 175 590 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildin~s covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street I Building No. East West North South Koad/Lanc/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK ; SINDGI TOWN; SINDGI (M) WARD. NO. I Nala Road Bazar Back Side Moratagi Road Sahebara Masjid Masjid Road 20 Road Road Nala Road 21 59 Moratagi Roaa 60 81 2 Nala Road Bazar Road Sahebara Masjid Cattle .Pound Road Bazar Road 82 150 Road Street behind Bazar Road 151 167 Masjid Road 168 205 F'tStern side of Nala 206 237 3 Khaja Masjid Road Bazar Back Side Uager Street Savaigar Road Hirodappan Temple Area. Road Road Khaja Masjid Road and Ilager Street 88 4 Allapur Street Road Bazar Back Side Sandgar Road Hirodya Temple Bazar Road, Vegetable Road Road Market Area and Budihal House Road 89 162 5 Bazar Back Side Bazar Road' Hirodya Temple Pinjari Street Bazar Road, Walikar Galli Road Road and Shambewad Galli 101 6 Nala Road and, Allapur Houses Arrack Depot· Bhunli Street Road Kuri Street, Hanchinal Street Kutcha Houses Street Road and Bhunti Street and Easterp side of Nala 102 224 WARD NO. II 7 Heggeri Road Kulkarni Road Talwar Road Golageri Road Pujari oni, Kulkarni oni, Talwar oni 67 8 Kurubara oni Heggeri Roaa Loni's House Golageri Road Kulkarni Road. Ganapati Rao Road Road & Kurubar Road 68 143 9 Anjaneya Temple Neelagangamma J.M.F.C. Road Kulkarni Road Bagali Street. Nataraj Talki~ Temple Road Ro.d. Nandi Kol Street and Kurubar Street 90 10 Nata Road Neelagangamma Heggerappa Golageri Road Neelagangamma Temple Temple Road Temple Road Road, Siddaiah Hiremutt House Road. Gowder oni & Kurubar oni .1 128 WARD NO. III 11 Hanurnan Temple Road \0 Pattan Pattan Shetti Golageri Road Golageri Road and Patlan Shetti Street Street Shetti Street 47 12 Road to Pattan State Bank Road Neelagangamma Golageri Road College Area, Kumbar Street, Shetti Street Temple & Pattan Shetti Street and Pattan Shetti H ugar Street 48 140 Street 591 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF 'BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Censu.' Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. ~------~------. f'!o. Name or No. of Streell Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 3 4 6 7 8 2 5 .------_._----- TALVK : SINDGI (Conld.• ) TOWN: SINDGI (M) (Conld.• ) 13 Neelagangamma State Bank Back lJrana Mutt Pattan Shetti Street Pattan Shetti Street, Bazar Temple Bazar Road Side Road Road Road, Vrana Mutt Road 68 14 State Bank Back State Bank Road lJrana Mutt Pattan Shetti Street State Bank Road, Vrana Mutt Side Road Road Road. Jogura House Road, Mathapathi House Road and Aloor House Road 69 136 15 Bazar Road State Bank RQad & Road from Vrana Mutt Road State Bank Road, Vrana Mutt Anand Talkies Tahsildar's Road and Bazar Road 55 Office to Bazar' Road 16 State Ban~ Road Almel Road Bandal Road Bijapur Road & K.S.E.B. Area, Gollar Street, K.5.E.B. High School Area and State Bank Road 56 151 WARD NO. IV 17 Bazar Road State Bank Road Road from Road from Bazar to Bazar Road, State Bank of Bazar to Tahsildar's Office India Road, ~r.'Appanna's Dr. Appanna's Road and Tahsildar's Office House Road 104 18 Bazar Road State Bank Road Warada's House Road from Bazar to Warada oni, Mulla oni and Road &. Masjid Dr. Appanna's Bazar Road 77 House 19 Bazar Road State Bank Road Martur Galli Bhimashankar Vastrad Street, Martur Galli, Temple Road Bazar Road and State Bank Road 78 125 20 Bazar Road State Bank Road Moratagi Road Mallur Road Martur Road, Bazar Road and Virakta Temple Area 90 WARD NO. V 21 State Bank Road Bijapur Almel Road Masati Road Tahsildar's Office State Bank Road &. Nagara Road Bhavi Bail Area 74 22 State 'Bank Road Bijapur-Alme! Moratagi Road Nagar Bavadi Bus Stand Road & State Bank Road ,& Road 75 154 Malingeshwar Temple 23 Malaghan Road & Almel Road &. Hanuman Bus Stand Road &. Almel Road, Morata~ Road, Gajhusaini Darga Bazar Road Temple Saheb Galli Mutton Market Area and Korwar O;tlIi 137 24 Aheri Road Almel .. RoilcP. Rampur Road Bus Stand- Moratagi Road, Malaghan Moratagi Road Road. Almel Road. Benkatagi Road 138 273 592 STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION· BLOCKS IN"THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TALUK : SINDGI (Concld.,) "'>WN : SINDGI (M) (Condd.,) 25 Harijankeri Ahnel Road Telephone Moratagi Roa{t HucI:thappa & Maragamma Ellchange Temple Area and Samaj Mandir (NS) 84 26 Bijapur- Ahnel Idgha & Ahnel Rampur Road Chandkavathc Road Telephone Exchange Road, Road and Taluk Road TDB Guest House Road and Development Board Northern side of Bijapur.. Guest House Almel Road !IS 204 27 Bijapur Road Chandkavathe of Rampur to Bandal Road Bijapur Road (NS) (Muslim Smashan) Bondalc Boundary Chandkavathc Chandkavathe Road 2()5 366 Road STATEMENT VI (Con/d.,) 593 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS 'OF THE DISTRICT l:Iuildings covered under the Boundaries or Ihc ('cnsw, Enumcration Hlm:ks Enumeration Block.~ No. Name or No. of Street! Building No. Fast Wcst North South Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To 2 4 5 6 7 8 ) TAI.UK : MUDDEBIHAI. TOWN: TALlKOTA (M) WARD NO. I Arc Nall.1 Municipal Municipal Minajagi Road Minajagi Road, ForI Wall, Boundary Boundary passing through Somanal Gate, Bamagar Shetti Clinic Lane, Water Tank Area & through Fort Wall Yadagir Road 138 2 Arc Nalla & Janakki Nalla Municipal limits 'Yadagir Road Bijapur - Yadagir Road, Maileshwar Huddi Minajagi Gate & Bommanalli & Deverhippargi Road & Pump Tammadi Gudi Somanal House Road 139 326 Boundaries limits A.mbabha\ alii h"l Wall hnl Wall Sajjan oni Ambabhavani Temple Road I 4 IL'l11ph: Road Fort Wall 5 51 Bal.ar Road 52 68 -l Ilandignllr SI n:cl Kanna"a (iirl,' Sajjan oni Kalli (ialli Handignur Galli Road 69 109 Sd1001 B.var Road Shelli Clinic Road 110 117 Kallnada Girls' School 118 120 Kalli :; Ilam:halc (ialli Kalti (ialli Ambabhavani Bal.ar Road Hanchate oni Road. Tcmplc Road Alllbabhavani Road,' Navalc oni and l:IaLar Road 167 264 \ (> (ialldhi Road Ilandwle (;"IIi "nd Sajj'llI oni 11m Slalld Road Ambabhavani Tcmplc Road & Handiganur Slrccl Kirani Bazar 56 Bus Sland Road 57 8S Han\:halli Galli & Sajjan oni 89 131 7 Bahlc,hwar I.am: Agarwal Housc Bu, Sland Road Kannur Chyal Nidllgundi oni & Bu, Siand Road Road 79 S Darga Road Bahlc,hwar Chyal Bu' Stand Road Salanki oni Bus Stand Road and Road Hal)umanlha Temple Area 80 211 WARD NO. II 9 Shclli Flollr Mill (iandhi Road Kalagar (ialli Nagarc,hwar Road Mehta Galli, Nagarcshwar Road Road, Kalagar Galli 65 10 Gadahad."ab Darga Kalagar Galli Road S;ljada,ah Darga Nagarc,hwar ({nad Katagar (ialli. ()lIarcshi oni & ()uare.,hi oni Road, Nagarcshw.u· Road and Rmld Awati Galli Road 77 II Fort Wall Kalagar (jalli.' rort Wall .I:: Aw.lli (i.\lli Road Furl Wall. ()uarc,hi Galli alld ()lIarc.,hi Road Vcgclahk ,\\\ali {ialli 7S 149 Mmkcl 12 Fort Wall & I.ahori Kasai (ialli Road FOri Wall AWliti Galli and "wat.i Galli, Charanli Mllli., (ialli Junction Lahori Galli Road & Lahori Galli 81 D Are Nallit Arc Nalla - l.ahnri Galli Maileshwm Naka· Arc Nalla. Ganjigalli. Lahori Road Galli and Bhavagol Area 82 187 594 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAiLS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Censlls Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. _ ~~~ __ ._ __ ... _._~ ______.~_ .. __ .___ .~~ ______~ ____~ ______. __ _ . No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No . West East North South 'Road/Lane/Cross Road, Etc. From To ------~----~~~-----.--~.------~------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ---~---- -.-- ._- ---.--.~--~-- ..- ... -.-----~-----.------ TALUK: MUDDEBIHAL (Contd.,) TOWN: TALIKOTA (M) (Contd.,) 14 Badagan Lane Road from Mutt Nagar.!sliwar Kasgateshwar Mutt Nagareshwar Road, Bedar Lane to Desai Lane Road Lane Lane, Mutt Lane 81 15 Mahal oni Road Bad,agan Lane Mahal Road Maileshwar Road Badagan Lane, Hajibai Road, Mahal oni & Maileshwar Road 88 158 WARD NO. III 16 Dhor Galli Road Road to Rajaput Rajaput Galli Rajaput Galli Road Rajaput Galli Road and Galli Road, Kas Kasgateshwar Road 70 gateshwar Mutt Road 17 Are Nalla Dhor Galli Maileshwar Gate Are Nalla Fort Wall· Are Nalla, Dhor Galli and Road Maileshwar Road 71 160 18 Rajaput Galli Darga Street Kasgateshwar Bisti Galli Dhor Galli, Rajaput Galli, Mutt Road Kasgateshwar Mutt Road & Darga Road 98 19 Dhor Galli Mahibuba M\idnal's Zande Galli Rajaput Galli Rajaput Galli, Inamdar Galli, House Lane Bhavi Katte Galli 99 147 20 Kodekal Road Pateloni Rajaput Galli Bapu Gowdar's Rajaput Galli & Kodekal House Road Road 69 21 Wade Road Uppar Lane Salanki Galli Patil Oalli' & Salanki Galli, Wade Road, Kamankatti Patil Galli & Kamankatti 70 146 22 Upper Lane Nari Galli Karadi I,..ane Road to Deshpande Nari Galli, Karadi Lane and Lane Kannur Chyal 90 23 Kamankatti Lane & Kulkarni Lane and Upper Street and Bawan Mutt Kamankatti Lane, Kulkarni Upper Lane River Salanki Lane L~e, Brahmins' oni & Uppar oni Lane 91 200 #~ 24 Agarwal House Mukihal Road and' Bus Stand Road Doni River Bus Stand Road, Mukihal Road River Road, Doni Temple Lane, Agarwal House Road. and DeShpande Lane 201 299 WARD NO. IV 2S Zande Galli Kodekal Road Haweli Street Kodekal Road Kodekal Road, Bushetti Lahe, and Machagar Zande Galli, Basti Lane 80 Street 26 Zande' Masjid Kodekal Road Hajeri oni Tangadgi Galli Zande oni, Basti oni, Nagarchi Lane, Kodekal Road, and Tangadgi Lane 81 i49 595. STATEMENT VI: DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS ,OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Blocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Street/ Building No. East West North South Road/Lane/Cross ' Road, Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TAl-UK: MUDI)EBIHAL (Concld.,) TOWN: TALIKOTA (M) (Concld.,) 27 A~ar Road Darga and Goundar Zallde Galli . Kernbha'li Galli A~ar Road (both sides), Street Darga & Goundar Street, Kembhavi Galli, Zandc Galli and Kembhavi Street 128 2S Dhor Galli Road Asar Road & Koraddi & Dllor Gondaliger Street Kunehikar and Madar Street 73 Madar Galli Galli 29 Gondaligcr & Kernbhavi Street Koravar Doddi Vaddar Galli Kembhavi oni, Vaddar oni Madar Street Gondhali oni & Madargeri 74 195 30 Kembhavi Oi1i Darga Road & Road to Bichubhava Road Kembhavi Street, Darga Dilapidated Fort Kembhavi oni Road, Jatagar oni, Chor Wall Gasti Galli and BicJ1Ubha'la Road 122 WARD NO. V 31 Panchc Saiyed Bhiman Bhavi Road Bapugouda Lane Bhiman Bhavi Road Bapugouda Lane (S.S) and Darga.. Bazar Road Mulla Street (both sides) 112 32 Wada & Mahadev Doni River & Mulla Street & Road to Kodekal Bhiman Bhavi Road & Temple Bhiman Bhavi Road Bhiman Bhavi Dyamavva Temple _b.rea 113 213 Road 33 Dilapidated Fort Bhiman Bhavi Road Kodekai Road & Bhiman Bha'li Road Kodekal Road, Kashetti o'ni Wall & Trench upto Wada Trench and Jain Basti Road 77 (Kandaka) 34 Dilapidated h>rl Trench Kodekal Road Bhiman Bha'li Road Dilapidated Fort Wall Road Wall Road & oni, Gowder oni & Kodekal Road 78 146 35 Arc Nalla Kandaka & Halgoda Road Kodekal Boundary Are Nalla 50 Mukihal Road Kailaspete, Dilapidated Fort Wall oni, Vaddar oni and / River Road 51 119 STATEMENT VI (Contd.,) S96 STATEMENT VI; ,DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF ARFAS'INCLUIWJ) IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS'IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT Buildings covered under the Boundaries ,of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration Bloch E.B. No. Name or No. of Str~"etl West Building No. East North South l{t>ad/Lanc.:/Cros$ Road', Etc. From To 2 3 4 5 (> 7 8 T ALUK : JAMKHANDI TOWN: TERDAL (M) WARD NO. I Jamadar Galli Old Dispensary Kudachi- Ponce Station Road Shri Kalmeswar Temple Road Jamkhandi Road, Police Quarters and ,... Road Gurukula Road 132 ~ 2 Jamadar Galli & Police Line and Bhumatha Police Line Road Jamadar Galli 133 230 Police Station Road Bazar Maruti Theatre and Temple Road Kudachi Road 3 Kalatippi Road Kudachi- P.H.C. & Gurava Galli & Jamkhandi Road, Police Jamkhandi Road Mahadev Talwar Gam Road Station Road & Town Temple Municipal Office Area 131 4 Municipal Office Matha Galli & Shri Police Station Kallatti Road Kumbar Galii Road 110 199 Venkateswar Road Temple Road 5 Matha Galli & Shri Shri Chinagisha Police Station Kallatti Road Deshpande Galli, Police Veerabhadra Taka Road Road Station Road, Madegowda Temple Road Galli & Talwar Galli B9 6 Desai Bhavi Road Road to Bazar Police Station Kallatti" Road Taiwar Galli 140 271 ! Road WARD NO. II 7 Primary School Hatagar Lane Tamboli Galli Hatagar Lane Primary School Road and Road Road Hatagar Lane III 8 Kallatti Road Sopan Katta Road Hiremath Galli Shri Prabhuling Shri Prabhuling Temple Road 77 Temple Road 9 Kallatti Road Dhobi Galli Hiremath Galli SiddeUt.war Road Hiremath Galli Road & and Prabbuling Dh.,bi Galli 78 131 Temple 'Road 10 Bazar Road Panchakshari Road Hajare Galli Tamboli Galli Melina Bazar Road, "" Panchakshari Road, Grain & Cloth Bazar Road and Dhobi' Galli 143 WARD NO. III II Dhobi Galli Hiremath Galli Shri Siddeshwar Kalatippi Galli Shri Prabhuswami Temple Templ~Road Road. Pattanshetti oni 129 12 Panchakshari Oalli S:BsaJatti Road Goundi Galli Hiremeth Galli Bazar Road., Panchakshari Road Road and Prabhuswami Temple Road 133 13 Panchakshari Galli Oodown Road Ambika Oil' Mill Goundi Galli Sasalatti Road, Goundi Galli Ro&d Road and Virakta Mutt Road 9() 597 STATEMENT ·VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF f\REAS INCl.lJl>FD IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS IN THE URBAN AREAS OF nil: DISTRICT Bllildil1!,!' ,'o"ered IIl1dl'l t hl' Boundaries of the Ccnsw, Enullleration Blods [l1ulllcr;lIiol1 Blo.:k, E,B, No, N IIIne. 1lI No, of St recti Bllildil1!,! No, East West North South I{"ad/l.ane/Cross Road. Ftc. Fr0l11-- To 2 3 4 7 TALUK : JAMKHANDI (Coma.• ) IOWN : I'ERI>I\I, (M) «('ulllff.• ) . WARD NO. IV 14 Halapeti Road Road to Kudaehi Doddamani Hajarc Galli Old Ba/.ar Road (NS). Hajarc Naka Road Road (MS) and Kudachi Nab Road 15 Halapeti Road Waddar oni Gummata Galli Hajare & Ambika Hajare Galli, Gummata Galli Oil Mill Road and Vaddar oni 100 171 16 Narigounda Galli Road from Kudachi- Koravi Galli Naragunda House Road. Gummata oni to Jamkhandi Bha'ramappa Temple oni. K udachi Road Road Korvgeri and from Kudachi Road-Gummata oni 115 17 Aralikatte Road Konala Nala Koravi Galli Pendhari Galli Gummata oni-Kudachi Road and Aralikatte oni 116 172 18 Yallamma Temple Primary School Yadawad Galli Shri Chinagisha Taka 'Yadawad Galli, Old Bazar Road and Old Road Road Road, Tareja Road 161 Dispensary Road WARD NO. V 19 Kabadagi Galli Bhajantri Road Kudachi- YadawadGalli Yadawad Road, Kabadagi Jamkhandi Galli and Bhajantri Road 137 Road 20 Kudachi- Old Pet Road Dhor Galli Yadawad Galli Kudachi-Jamkhandi Road, Jamkhandi Road Bhuvi Galli, Narigounda Galli and Old Pet Road 138 260 21 Jirageri Tank Kudachi- Burial Ground Kudachi- Dhor oni and Kudachi- Jamkhandi Road & and Municipal Jamkhandi Road J amkhandi Road 119 Kabadagi Road Boundary and Tank Road 22 K.S.·Lands & Mangwada R.S. Lands & Kudachi-Jamlthandi Kudachi-Jamkhandi Road Tarmadadi Road Tank R~d Road and Fort Wall . and Mangwada 120 201 23 Mangwada Roddanavar Larie Municipal Kudachi- Mangwada and Naduvina Boundary Jamkhandi Road Keri 113 24 Roddanavar Lane Municipal Muntcipal Kudachi- . Harijan Galli 114 210 Boundary Boundary Jamkhandi Road 25 Singi Galli Hattenavar Galli R.S. Lands & Kudachi- Harijan Galli 211 290/1 Municipal Jamkhandi Road Boundary WARD NO. VI 26 Desai Bhavi Road Golabhavi Road K.B.M. School Golabhavi Agadi Golabhavi ROIid, Police Line and Desai Bhavi Road 84 27 Golabhavi Road Municipal Huddara oni, Bhangenavara Galli Golabhavi Road, Huddar oni, Boundary Kaltippi Galli and Bhangi's oni 108 598 STATEMENT VI : DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES AND DETAILS OF AREAS INCLUDED IN CENSUS ENUMERATION BLOCKS iN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE DISTRICT ------._------Buildings covered under thll' Boundaries of the Census Enumeration Blocks Enumeration !llocks E.B. No. Name or No. of Streetl Building No. East We5t North South Road/Lancl('ross Road. 'Etc. From To - 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ._------_.------_._._--_. _. __ .. -._ -_... _- fALUK : JAMKAHANDI (Concld.,) TOWN: TERDAL(M) (Concld.,) 28 ' Golabhavi Road College Road Shri Prabhuling Kaltippi Galli Kaltippi Galli and Huddar oni 109 183 Temple Road 29 Municipal Municipal Open Hosmani Lane Kaltippi Galli Golabhavi Road. Kurubar oni 76 Boundary Site WARD NO.7 30 Forest Area Water Tank Forest Area Municipal Health Centre Area • .Jamllha ~oul1dary Hou,,:.,. S_M. High School Road. Rabkavi Road and Haligali Road 120/20 31 Shegunashi Road Municipal Municipal Kudachi Road Dasarahalli and Ualingali Boundary Boundary Road JlX) 32 Hanagandi Lands & R.S. Lands & R.S. L.ands Terdal Town Limit Koligudda Road. Ualiugali Halingali l.ands Koligudda Road Ri)ad & Kudachi Road (SS) 101 IHO/I 33 Terdal Town Limit R.S. Lands Kudachi Road R.S. l.ands Desaikere Garden Area. Kahippi Galli and Golabhavi Road IHI 250/47 599 STATEMENT VII: LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES· POPULATION TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES (EXCLUDES VILLAGES WITH NO SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION) Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. CasteS; Tribes Name of village N~me of village Name of village No. No. No. population (percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 TALUK: BADAMI A-SCHEDULED CASTES 0-5 I Kabbalgeri 4 Hiremuchhalgudda 5 Chikkamuchalagud 6 Kuntankunkeri 8 Nandikeswar 10 Bachingudda 14 Nelwagi 15 Shirbadigi 17 Mangalur 19 Nagaral (S.P.) 20 Nawalholi 24 Guddad Mallapur 42 Chirlakop 43 Chimmanakatti 46 Kallapur 50 Haligeri 52 Ugalwat 53 Mustigeri 54 Mamatageri 57 Somanakoppa 60 Muttalageri 63 Narasapur 66 Lakhamapur 69 Hebballi 77 Birnur 79 Alur (S.K.) 82 Hanamaneri (G) 84 Bellikhindi 92 Kainkatti 95 Kalabandakeri 100 Anawal 102 Hanamaneri 104 Karadigud (S.A.) 105 Neerbudihal 1.14 Halakurki 120 Timmasagar 122 Kajibudihal 125 Konkanakoppa 127 J ammanakatti 128 H ullasageri 132 Injanawari 134 Padanakatti 137 Kataginahalli 138 Kotanalli 140 Subbalahunshi 14L Nagaral 147 Khanapur (S.P.) 149 Muradi 150 Bedarbu'dihal 154 Hirebudihal 156 Togunshi 6-10 9 B.N. Ialihal It Pattadakal 12 Katapur 21 Hirenasbi 23 Hosur 25 Nasagunni 34 Neeralagi 36 Khyad 39 Yaragoppa .41 Kulageri 45 Kakanur 48 Neeralakeri 49 Radder-Timmapur 56 Hanamasagar 61 Timmapur (S.N.) 62 Khanapur (S.K.) 64 Bankaneri 65 Belawalakoppa 68 Mumaraddikop 74 Kalas 75 Govankop 76 Wadawatti 78 Talakawad 80 Haganur 81 Karalakop 90 Fakirbudihal 101 Kadarakoppa 103 Yandigeri 111 Gubberkoppa 113 Yankanchi 116 Mattikatti 121 Kelawadi 123 Katageri 126 Lakkasakoppa 129 Lingapur 131 Budanagad 133 Haladur 148 Parwati 152 Hansapur 11-15 3 Adagal 16 Gonal 29 Dhanakshirur 31 Katarki 33 Taminal 47 Tappasakatti 58 Neelagund 71 Kittali 86 Jangawad 89 Maigi 96 Agasarakop 98 Bandakeri 106 I(erakalamatti 107 Ganganabudihal 108 Kagalagomb 109 Sulikeri 110 Hoolageri 112 Maninagar 117 Km,lapalti S. Kerur 118 Kotihal 124 Hangaragi U5 Allur (S.P.) 139 Layadagundi 143 Chimmalagi 144 Mangalagud 16-20 7 ~endur 27 Belur 28 Jalihal 32 .Iakanur 35 Budihal 37 Cholachagudda 85 Havalakhod 91 Hosakoti 115 Hullikeri (Inam) 136 Asangi * Scheduled Tribes figlll t's would appear to include high returns relating to certain communities with nomenclatures similar to those indmled in the list ,If SdlCdulcd Tribes consequent on the removal of area restrictions. 600 STATEMENT VII : LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES· POPULATION TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES ~EXCLUDES VILLAGES Wt'TH NO SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION) Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. Caste$! Tribes L.C. Name of village Name of village Name of village . No. No. No. popuI atlon (percentages) 2 3 4 . 5 6 7 - TALUK : BADAMi (Concld.,) A-SCHEDULED CASTES 21-30 30 Manneri 67 Ma~lapur 70 SuUa 97 Yaragoppa (lnam) 31 + 26 Anantagiri 38 Shivapur 51 Halageri 83 Chinchalakatti 88 Narenur 99 Jalageri 145 Hullikeri (S.P.) 146 Hanapur (S.P.) B--SCHEDULED TRIBES 0-5 3 Adagal 4 Hiremuchhalgudda 6 Kuntankunkeri 9 B.N. Jalihal 12 Katapur 15 Shirbadigi 16 Gonal 21 Hirenasbi 28 Jalihal 29 Dhanakshirur 37 Choljlchagudda S3 Mustigeri 56 Hanamasagar 57 Somanakoppa 60 Mutlalageri 63 Narasapur 69 Hebballi 79 Alur (S.K.) 84 < Bellikhindi 85 Havalakhod 92 Kainkatti 109 SuHkeri 110 Hoolageri 111 Gubberkoppa 112 Maninagar 11 J Yankanchi 118 Kotihal 152 Hansapur 6-15 i 7 Kendur 10 Bachingudda 11 Pattadakal '18 Govanaki 19 Nagaral (S.P.) 22 Chikkanasbi 27 Belur 36 Khyad 41 KuIageri 58 NeeIagund 70 SuUa 96 Agasarakop 99 Jalageri 106 Kerakalamatti 115 Hullikeri (I lam) 121 Kelawadi 123 Katageri 137 Kataginahalli 16-25 26 Anantagiri 49 Radder-Timmapur SO Haligeri 68 Mumaraddikop 98 Bandakeri 105 Neerbudihal 127 Jammanakatti 154 Hirebudihal 26-35 8 Nandikeswar 23 Hosur 25 Nasagunni· 32 Jakanur ··35 Budihal SI Halagcri ~ 139 Layadqundi , 36-50 1 KabbaJaeri 14 Nclwagi 24 Ouddad Mallapur 48 Neeralakeri 141 Nagaral 51 + 72 Inplaiundi 104 ~digud (S.A.) 124 Hangaragi 128 HuJIasaaeri 138 Kotanalli 140 Subbalahunshi T ALUK : BAGALKOT A-SCHEDULED CASTES 0-5 10 InIaJqi 13 Niralkeri 16 Honnakatti 23 Hiresanahi 2S Devanal 29 Anadinni 37 SaJaaundi 41 Simikcri 44 Hireshallikcri 51 Napsampagi 60 Sutagundar 73 Sid.... 84 Hiremuramatti 85 Muttatt 601 STATEMENT VII: LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES· POPULATION TO THE TOTAL POPULAtiON BY RANGES (EXCLUDES VILLAGE~ WITH NO SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION) Range of Scheduled L.~. L.C. Castesl Tribes Name of village Name of village L.c. Namc of village No. No. No. population (percentages) 2 3 4 S (1 7 T'ALUK : BAGALKOT (Con/d.,) A:"'SCI-U:DULED <;ASTES 6-10 I Mallapur 2 Bodanaikdinni 6 Hallur 7 Bcvoor 9 Choudapur 15 Bevinmalli S. Havcli 17 Mannikatti 19 Kaladgi 21 Udagalli 24 Chiksanshi 27 Chebbi 30 Bannidinni 34 Nakarigundi 36 Kadampur 46 Govindakop 47 Khajjidoni 52 Bommanagi 53 Nagaral 54 Domanal 55 Chickmyageri 58 Handaragal 63 Devalapur S.M. 77 Bennur 80 lila I ~2 Hirehodalur 11-15 3 ;:)angapur 4 Kinisur 8 Bhairamall i 26 Sokanadagi 28 Yadahalli 31 Kesanur 35 Sindagi 38 Muranal 39 Veerapur 42 T)Jlasigeri 43 Chickshellikeri 49 Manihalli 50 Hosur 57 Hiremyageri 39 Nainegali 69 Kadalimatti 72 Mugalalli 74" Yankanehi 75 Sangondi 79 Talagihal 16-20 5 Bhagavati It Benakatti 18 Sigikeri 20 Ankalagi 32 HonaraUi 45 Kalasakop 56 Mankani 64 Rampur 6S Timmapul 66 Bilkerur 68 Mudapaljivi 81 Chickhodalur 83 Chikmuramatti 88 Mastihal 21-30 12 Sirur 33 Sorakoppa 62 Ch)takinkop 67 Achanur 71 Andamuranal 76 Jadramkunli 31 + 14 Muchakhandi 40 Gaddankeri .48 Sitimani 61 Mudavinkop 70 Lavaleshwar . 78 Shiraguppi 86 Chikgulabal 87. Hiregulabal 89 Alur' B-SCHEDULED "TRIBES 0-5 12 Sirur 20 Ankalagi 23 Hiresanshi 28 YadahaUi 34 Nakarigundi 36 Kadampur 38 Muranal 40 Gaddankeri 42 Tillasigeri 43 Chickshellikeri 45 Kalasakop 53 Na~aral 54 Domanal 6-15 1 Mallapur 4 . Kirasur 6 Hallur 7 Bevoor 8 Bhairamatti 9 Choudapur 14 Muchakhandi 19 ·I(aladgi 24 Chiksanshi 29 .AI1adinni '35 Sindagi 47 Khajjidoni 48 Sititnani 56 ManklU}i 60 Sutagundar 63 oevalapur S.M. 65 Timmapur 68 Mudapaljivi 77 Bennur 78 Shiraguppi 87 ·fliregulabal .,;, 602 STATEMENT VII : LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES· POPULATION TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES (EXCLUDES VILLAGES WITH NO SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION) Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C .. Castes! Tribes Name of village Name of village Name ot village . No. No. No. population (percentages) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 TALUK : BAGALKOT (Concld.• ) B-SCHEDULED TRIBES 16-25 3 Sangapur 5 Bhagavati 17 Mannikatti 18. Sigikeri 22 Sharadal 2S Devana! 49 Manihalli 62 Chitakinkop 66 Bilkerur 67 Achanur 89·A}ur 2 Bodanaikdinni '13 Niralkeri 26 Sokanadagi 41 Simikeri 52' B TALUK : BASAV ANA BAGEVADI A-SCHEDULED CASTES 0-5 18 Nandihal 57 Rajanal 89 Arasangi 6-10 5 lvanagi 9 Hebbal· 15 Muttagi 23 Yambatnal 25 MuUat 28 Huvin-Hippargi 2~ Salwadgi 34. R~binal 37 Bh81Twadgi 42 Nandihal (P.H.) 43 Somnal 45 Sasanur f6 Nagaralhuli . .59 Itagi 62 Bidanal 67 Hunashyal (P .B.) 69 K'91har 76 Kupakaddi 79 Malghan ··80 Talewad 83 Asangi (B.K.) 87 Hanamapur 90 Bhaganagar 91 Tad.i 104 Wandal 112 Devalapur 114 Majarekoppa ·120 Baluti· 11-15 1 Ingaleshwar '2 Masabihal 4 Bommanahalli . . 10 Kirsllyal 12 Mukartihal 11 Varnal 19 Managoli 21 Degioal .. 28 Donur 31 Kamankeri 32 Dindawar 36 Markabbinhalli 38 Nagaraldon ,,1 Sindgeri 44 Chabnur 48 Hulabenchi 49 Agasab,al SO .. Solawadgi 54 Kankal sa Arcshankar 60 Jeeralabhavi 61 Muddapur 74\ HaDadasennur 7S Ronihal 78 Kalgurki 88 ; Sulakhod . 92 Cheeraladinni 94 K.aulgi 98 Golasangi 100 Beeraladinni 106 Gonal lO? Nidagundi 113 . Chimmalgi 116 Gani 16-20 3 Bisanal 8 Hangargi 11 !\bbihal 14 Nagawad 16 Takkalki. 20 Hattarkihal 22 Ukka:ti 24, Neginal . 3"0 .Budihal 39· Yalwar .. 47, Wadawadgi s.t Byakod 51, Jayawadgi 63. Halihal 11 Garasangi (B.K.) 72 Asangi (K.D.) . 8{! MattihSf 102 Unriibhavi l09. Alaladinni. 111 Almatti 603 STATEMENT VII : LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES· POPULATION TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES (EXCLUDES VILLAGES WITH NO SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION) Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. Caster.' Tribes Name of village Name of village Name of village No. No. No. population (percentages) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 T ALUK : BASAVANA BAOEVADI (Concld.• ) A-SCHEDULED CASTES 21-30 13 Mannur 27 Nagur 35' Satihal 40 Kadakol 53 Kannal 5S Kodaganur 65 Narasalgi 66 Sankanal 68 Karibhanthanal 77 Mulawad 84 Kurubaradinni 85 Nagaradinni 93 Telgi 95 Seekalawadgi 97 Angadageri 101 Hunashyal (P.C.) 105 Benal 117 Bisalakoppa 118 Sidnath 31 + .6 Hanchinal 7 Uppaladinni 33 Utnal 56 ByaIyai 64 Ambalanur 70 Garasangi (K.D.) 81 Kudgi 96 Akalawadi 99 Budni 103 Gudadinni 110 Marimatti 115 Maradgi 119 Halerolli B-SCHEDULED TRIBES 0-5 2 Masabinal 3 Bisanal 11 Abbihal 18 Nandihal 19 Managoli 22 Ukkali 28 Huvin-Hippargi 29 Salwadgi 31 Kamankeri 36 Markabbinhalli 37 Bhairwadgi 41 Sindgeri 43 Somnal 47 Wadawadgi 54 Kankal 62 Bidanal 67 Hunashylll (P .B.) 69 Kolhar 81 Kudgi '8-2 Masuti 83 Asangi (B.K.) 93 Telgi lOS Benal 107 Nidagundi 111 Almatti 113 Chimmalgi 114 Majarekoppa 6-15 33 Utnal 3S Satihal 39 Yalwar 51 Byakod 53 Kannal 78 Kalgurki 95 Seekalawadgi 96 Akalawadi 103 Gudadinni 104 Wandal 16-25 1 Ingaleshwar 26 Donur 32 Dindawar 38 Nagaraldon SO Solawadgi 26-3.5 52 Jayawadgi 36-50 Nil Nil Nil 51 + Nil Nil Nil TALUK : BIJAPUR A-SCHEDULED CASTES I 0-5 19 Rambhapur 43 Dasyal 58 Tajapur (P. M) . 87 Tajapur (H) . 103 Madasnal 6-10 13 Katakanahalli 22 Kananiuchanal 23 Sacawad . 24 Savanalli 31 Madagunaki 34 Nandyal 37 Arjunagi 38 Hokkundi . 39 Kumathe 46 Uppaiadinni . 70 Kanamadi 71 Alaginal 73 Kallakavata$i 88 Kotyal 90 Nagathan 92 Honnalli 98 Gugadaddi 108 Gunaki ,c 604 STATEMENT VII: LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES· POPULATION TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES '"(EXCLUDES VILLAGES WITH'NO SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION) Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. Castes/ Tribes Name of village Name of village Name of village No. No. No. population (percentages) I .2 3 4 S 6 7 TALUK : BIJAPUR (Contd.• ) A-SCHEDULED CASTES 11-15 3 Buransur 10 Honnutagi 16 Hittinahalli 17 Jumna 21 Babaleshwar 26 Tonsyal 27 Kakhandaki 32 Kambagi 36 Yakkundi 40 Tiganibidari 4'1 Nidoni 42 Nagaral 44 Dhanyal 45 Mamadapur 47 Hangaragi 5 I Devaragennur 55 Chikkagalagali 57 Shirabur 60 Devapur 62 Kengalagutti 63 Gunadal 64 Bolachikkalaki 65 Kodabagi 67 Tikota 68 Babanagar 69 Bijjaragi 89 Honawad .93 Jambqi (A) 95 Dyaberi 106 Bommanalli 16-20 6 Shivanagi 8 Kaggod 18 Khatijapur 25 Honaganahalli 29 Dudihal 33 Halaganj 35 Katral 48 Bellubbi' 49 Jainapur 59 Mangaiore 72 Gonasagi 78 Dhanaragi 85 Toravi 101 Shimal 102 Kannur lOS Tidagundi 21-30 I tdahalbagayat S Ankalagi 11 Kaulagi 12 Ukumanal 28 Karjol 30 Sbegunashi ~~ Lingadalli S2 Sutagundi 53 Hosur .5 Jambagi (H) 56 Kanabur 61 Babalad 76 Yatnal 79 Siddapur 84. Itan$i,hal 31+ 2 Butnal 4 Madhabhavi 7 Hadagali 9 Kubtatagi 14 Hegadihal IS Utnal 20 Ainapur 66 Hanchinal (P.M.) 74 Hubanur 75 Takkalaki 77 Jalageri 80 Lohapon 81 Arakeri ~2 Baratagi 83 Hanchinal (P.H.) 86 Navarasapur 91 Hunsyal 94 Aheri (Bheri) 96 Aliyabad 97 Inganal 99 Kannal 100 l\;fakanapur 104 Domanal 107 Minchinal B-SCHEDULED TRIBES o-~ 2 Butnal 6:EV~ 1. Hadagali 10 Honnutagi 17 umtlal 19 Rambhapur 21 Babaleshwar 23 ._wad 30 Sbegunasbi 35 Katral 37 Arjunagi 4S Mamadapur 48, .Bellubbi 70 Katlamadi 7S Takkalaki 77 JaIqm 79 ' Siddapur 81 Arakeri 83 Hanchinal (P .H.) 88 Kotyal 9S Dyaberi 98 GUaadf,ddi 99 Kannal 100 Malcariapur 101 sl.iinar .6-IS 1 Mahalbaaayat ,8 Kauod 9 Kumatagi 12 Ukumanal ' 18 KhMijapur ~ SavanafaaIli 42 toIapral 49 Jainapur 54 Jambaar,,(H) 80 Lohqaon 89 Honawad 60S STATEMENT VII: LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES ANO SCHEDULED TRIBES· POPULATION TO THE TOTAL P.OPULATION BY RANGES (EXCLUDES VILLAGES WITH NO SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION) Range of Scheduled L.C. L.c. L.C. CastesJ Tribes Name of village Name of village Nlfme of village No. No. No. population (percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7, TALUK: BIJAPUR (Concld.,) B-SCHEDULED TRIBES 16-25 27 Kakhandaki 84 Itangihal 96 Aliyabad ,26-35 55 Chikkagalagali 36-50 Nil Nil Nil 51 + Nil Nii Nil T ALUK : BILGI A-SCHEDULED CASTES 0-5 62 Yelligutti 6-10 5. Bisnal 10 Mundaganur 14 Gulbal 15 Budihal (S.G.) 22 Dhawaleshwar 24 Korti 26 Govinadinni 27 Rolli 29 Heggur 30 Lingapur (S.R.) 34 Godihal 3S 8adg~mdi 38 Kpvalli 45 Algundi 47 Janamatti 49 Tolamatti S 1 Girisagar 53 Kappa (S.R.) 64 Kadapatti 11-15 6 Yadhalli 9 Chick Hanchinal Il 'Kalur 16 Badgi 19 Hanchinal (Inam) 25 Takkalki 32 Man~ur 33 ~amadal 36, Anagwadi 37 Budihal (S.H.) 41 Shirguppi 43 Katarki 50 Mannikeri 54 Hardrihal 59 Badaradinni 60 Yettinatti 61 Herkal 63 Tummarmatti 16-20 4 Teggi 7 Amalzari 13 Galgali 17 Girgavi 20 Ballur 21 Sonna 31 Chinvalkoppa 40 Kundargi 44 Kappa (S.K.) ~S Beerkabbi 51, Kandagal 21-30 1 . Nagaral 3 Siddapur 12 Chawdapur 18 Gudadinni 28 GundanpaHi 39 Bavalatti 46 Arakeri 48 Sunag 52 Muttaldinni 31 + 2 Kontikal 8 Rabkavi 23 Garadadinni 58 Honnihal B-SCHEDULED TRIBES 0-5 1 Nagaral 22 DhawaiCishwar 23 Garadadinni 30 Lingapur (S.R.) 51 Girisagat 55 Beerkabbi 57 Kandagal 6-15 7 Amalzari 9 Chi~ Hanchinal 10 Mundaganur 13 Galgali 14 Gulbal 15 Budihai (S.G.) 16 Badgi 19 Hanchinal (lnam) '2S Takkalaki 26 Govinadinni 21 Rolli 31 Chinvalkappa 36 Anqwadi 44 Kappa (S.K.) 4S Algundi 49 Tolamatti 50 Mannikeri 606 STATEMENT VII : LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES· POPULATION TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES (EXCLUDES VILLAGES WITH NO SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION) Range of Scheduled L.c. L.C. L.C. Castes/ Tribes Name of village Name of village Name of village No. No. No. population ( percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 TALUK : BILGI (Concld.,) B-SCHEDULED TRIBES 16-25 8 Rabkavi 17 Girgavi 18 Gudadinni 20 Ballur 41 Shirguppi 43 Katarki 61 I-J.erkal 64 Kadapatti 26-J5 3 Siddapur 6 Yadhalli 24 Korti 40 Kundargi 36-50 4 Tcggi 12 Chowdapur 37 Budihal (S.H.) 42 Lingapllr (S.K.) 46 Arakeri 48 Sunag 51+ 29 Hcggur 38 Kovalli 47 Janamatti TALUK : HUNGUND A-SCHEDULED CASTES 0-5 4 Virapur 6 Yadahalli 12 Kalagon 14 Gallgur 22 Nandanoor 25 Khajagal 52 TlIramari 61 Kadiwal (lnam) 80 AnapakaUi 82 Vadergonal 92 Chatnihal 98 Gopsani 102 Chicksinganagul t i 115 Hireotageri 118 Hireupnal 125 Sankalapur 135 Gandal 139 Chikanal 142 Siddanakolla 145 Kya.diggeri 147 Aijlhalli 150 Mullur, 154 Bevinal 157 ~uralikal , 1!58 Kadiwal KallaplIr 159 Amblikop 6-10 7 Nagur 15 Chillargi 16 Khairwadgi '18 Papanathanal 20 Chickmalagavi 21 Ganijihal 28 Valakaladinni 30 Turadagi 32 Sangam 36 Medinapur 37 Hadagali 40 Karadi 44 Chinnapur (S.K.) 45 Amarawadgi 47 Kodihal 57 Hegedal 58 Ghalliganur 59 Bekamaladin ni 60 Revadihal 65 Konnur 69 Kamaladinni 70 Adihal 79 Koujaganur 90 Hirehunakunti 96 Jambaladinni 97 Tumba 100 Gorbal 108 Harnapur '109 Nandavadgi 112 Maratgeri 132 lila I 136 Muradi 137 Gudur --., 138 Bhimanagad 143 Benakanavari 144 Chilapur 149 Nimbalgundi 161 Muganur 167 Sulibhavi 11-15 I Hirebadawadgi d Huliginal' 19 Hiremalagavi 26 Kengal Kadapalli 27 Choudakamaladinni 29 Bisaladinni 33 Iddalgi 35 Belgal 46 islampuT 48 Kamblihal' 53 Amarawati 63 Jilakamaladinni 67 Lolasar 68 Manmathanal 71 Kamadatta 74 Hullalli 77 Havaragi 83 Dasbal 86 Herur 99 Ingalgi 103 Hiresinganagutti 105 Chikadapur 106 Hireadapur 107 Krishnapur 113 Kantlgal _114 Chickotageri 120 Hanamanal 127 Amingad 133 Vadageri "134 Darnrnur 1:40 Kelur 146 Kunabenchi 148 Kalligttdda J51 Huvinahalli 152 Ramathal 160 Basawanal STATEMENT VII : LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROpORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES· POPULATION TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES (EXCLUDES VILLAGES WITH NO SCHEDULED CASfESlSCHEDULEO TRIBES POPULATION) Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. Castes; Tribes L.c. Name of village Name of village }Jame of village . No. No. No. popu Iatton (percentages) 2 3 4 -5 () 7 . TALUK : HUNGUND 1Con1d.,) A-SCHEDULED CASTFS 16-20 3 Bannihatti 5 Chillawadgl 24 Varagoum.linni 34 Bisalkop 38 Kirasur 41 Pochapur . 50 Benakandoni 54 Binjawadgi 62 Chinlakamaladinni 66 Palti 73 Ohannul" 89 Kcsarabhavi 94 Nida::;anur 101 Vajjal 104 Gadisunkapur I 11 Somalapur 116 Gonal (S.T.) 121 Gudur (S.C.) 128 Rakkasagi 129 Gorjnal 155 Ycranaikanal 162 Budihal (S.K.) 163 Budihal (Inam) 21-30 Ii Bevinamatti 17 Chick magi 23 Huvanur 31 Katagur 49 Chamalapur 55 Ramawadgi 64 Hemawadgi 76 Marol 81 Indawar 84 Kesarapenli 85 Tondihal 88 Chinnapur (S.T.) 110 Gonal (S.K.) 117 Gonal (S.B.) 122 Hirekodagali 123 Gugalmari 130 Tallikeri 141 Upnal (S.c.) 156 Basarikatti 165 Hiremagi 166 Madapur 31 + 39 Timmapur 124 Chickkodagali .126 Balakundi B-SCHEDULED TRIBES 0-5 3 Bannihatti 14 Gangur: 15 Chillargi 21 Ganjihal 32 Sailgam 54 Binjawadgi 76 Marol 79 Koujaganur - 80 Anapakalli 85 Tondihal 88 Chinnapur (S.T.) 90 Hirehunakul1l i 99 Ingalgi 100 Gorbal 105 Chikadapur 109 Nandavadgi 112 Matatgeri 113 Kandgal 116 Gonal (S.T.) 124 Chickkodagali 127 Amingad 130 Tallikeri 137 Gudur 141 Upnal (S.c.) 143 Benakanavari 144 ChilaI?ur 145 Kyadiggeri 147 Aiahalli 151 Huvinahalfi 158 Kadiwal Kallapur 6-15 5 Chittawadgi 18 Papanathanal 20 Chickmalagavi 31 Ka~gur 34 Bisalkop 71 Kamadatta 77 Hilvaragi 86 Herur 92 Chatnihal 95 Tariwal 97 Tumba 101 Vajjal 103 Hiresinganagutti 120 Hanamanal 122 Hirekodagali 126 Balakundi 139 Chikanal 142 Siddanakolla 148 Kalligudda 154 Bevinal; 157 Suralikal 159 Amblikop 160 Basawanal 162 Budihal (S.K.) 163 Budihal (Inam) 167 Sulibhavi Ib-25 19 Hiremalagavi 33 Iddalgi 64 Hemawadgi 73 Dhartnur 74 Hullalli , 89 Kesarabhavi 110 Gonal (~.K~) 132 lIIal 161 Muganyr 26-35 62 Chintaka",aladi nni 152 Ramathal 36-50 134 Dammur STATEMENT VII : LIST O'F VILLAGES ACCOR.DING TO' THE PRO'PO'RTIO'N O'F SCHEDULED CASTES '. AND., SCHEDULED TRIBES· PO'PULATIO'N TO' THE TO'TAL PO'PULA. TIO'N BY RANGES (EXCLUDES VILLAGES'WITH NO' SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES PO'PULATION) . Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. Cast~ Tribes Name of village Name of village Name of village No. No. No. population (percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 T ALUK : HUNGUND (Cone/d.,) B-SCHEDULED TRIBES 5 I + 28 Valakaladinni· 29 Bisaladinni 30 Turadagi 72 Ye~mihatti 98 Gopsani 133 Vadageri 135 Gandal 136 Muradi 146 Kunabenchi 149 Nimbalgundi TALUK: INDI A-SCHEDULED CASTES 0-5 15 Rodgi ' 20 Arjunagi (B.K.) 58 Bolegaon 114 Dhumakanal 6-10 5 Agarkhed 8 Bhuyar 11 Khedgi 12 Satalagao (P.I.) 25 Teggihalli 26. Sangogi 28 Banthanal 32 Tennihalli 33 Gomal 35 Masali (B.K.) 47 Hingani 49 Padanur 55 Cha\'adihal 63 Shirkanahalli 78 Babalad 80 Kl:Cpanimbargi 81 Gundawan 83 Halalli 84 Shiradon 86 Dasur 101 Shimal 104 Anachi 110 Loni (B.K.) 11-15 7 Mannur . 14 Shiv~pur (K.H.) 16 Miragi .1.4 Marasanalli 29 Tambe 30 Kenginal 37 Rugi 39 BaDolli 43 Arajanal 44 Bhatagunaki 52 Budihal 53 Anjutagi 62 Benakanahalli 82 Chadchan 91 Umrani 94 Godihal 97 Takali 98 Taddewadi 99 Maragur 108 Manankalgi 118 Kataral 121 Jeerankalgi 16-20 1 Chickbevanur 2 Mavinalli 9 Hirebavanur 10 Nagarhalli 13 Lalasangi 17 Golasar 18 'Hanchinal 21 Naad (K.H.) 23 Shirashyad 27 Wadhe 3". Shivapur (S.K.) 38 Salotgi .. 41 Zalaki 4S Bhairunagi 50 Lachyan 51 Ahirasang 5~ Hanjagi 59 Ganavalga . 60 Tadavalga· 66;·Kotnal 67 Agasanal 70 Deginal 71 ~ Nimbal (K.H.) 8S Revatagaon 95 Havinal ·96 HattaUi 100 Dhulakhed 102 Chanegaon 106 Halasangi 109 Gotyal 113 Na"daragi 120 Nimbargi 21-30 6 Shirqur (Inam) 40 Jeveer 42 Mailar 46 Loni'(K.H.) 54 Chorgi 64 Atharga 68 Kyatanakeri 72 Horti 73 Kolurgi 76 Sonakanhalli . 77 Halagunaki 79 Kudagi 88 Govindapur 89 Nivargi 90 Sanktw. 92 Karur III Bardol 112 Shiganitpur 115 Sata~gaon (P.B.) 117 Kanakanal 609 STATEMENT VII: LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES ., AND SCHEDULED TRIBES· POPULATION TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES (EXCLUDES VILLAGES WITH NO SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION) Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. CastesJ Tribes Name of village Name of village Name of village No. No. 'No. population (percentages) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 TALUK : INDI (ConCld•• ) A-SCHEDULED CASTES 31 + 3 Ingalgi 4· Alur 19 Arjunagi (K.H.) 34 Bannihatti 48 Baragudi 57 Nimbal (B.K.) 61 Lingadalli 6S'Rajanal 69 Basanal 74 Savalasang 7f 'Hadalasang 87 Umraj 93 Kanchinal 103 ~ Shiragur Khalasa 105 Nandral 107 Yelgi (P.H.) 116 Inchageri 119 Jigajeevani 122 Kokanagaon B--SCHEDULED TRIBES 0-5 6 Shiragur (Inam) 7 Mannur 12 Satalagao (P.L) 16 Miragi 24 Marasanalli 28 Banthanal 29 Tambe 39 Ballolli 46 Loni (K.H.) 62 B~nakanahalli 64 . Atharga 67 Agasanal 71 Nimbal (K.H.) 81 Gundawan 82 Chadchan 92 Karur 98 Taddewadi 106 Halasangi III Bardol 112 . Shiganapur 119 Jigajeevani 6-15 5 Agarkhed 9 Hirebavanur 11 Khedgi 27 Wadhe 33 GorDal 48 Baragudi 49 Padanur .sO Lachyan 52 Budihal 56 Hanjagi 57 Nimbal (B.K.) 58 Bolegaon 59 Ganavalga 69 Basanal 72 Horti 76 Sonakanhalli 77 Halagunaki 79 Kudagi 80 Kapanimbargi 85 Revatgaon 99 Maragur 107 Yelgi (P.H.) 116 Inchageri 16-25 Chickbevanur 10 Nagarhal)i 13 Lalasangi 17 Golasar 32 Tennihalli 37 Rugi 43 Arajanal 100 Dhulakhed 101 Shirnal 102 Chanegaon 114 Dhumakanal. 26-35 8 Bhuyar 2"1 Naad (K.H.) 34 Bannihatti 86 J)asur 87 Umnij 97 Takali. 36-50 53 Anjutagi 84 Shiradon 104 Anachi 51 + 66 Kotnal 68 Kyatanakeri 88 Govindapur TALUK: JAMKHANDI A-SCHEDULED CASTES 0-5 66 larnkhandi 67 Banhatti 6-10 I Ramateerth 5 Shiraguppi 2P Mareguddi 23 Holyal 30 Kalbilgi 32 Kannolli 45 Shurpali 47 Adihudi 51 Madanmatti 54 Hippargi 63 Kaltippi 69 Hosur 610 STATEMENT VII: LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES· POPULATION-TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES (EXCLUDES VILLAGES WITH\ NO SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION) Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. Castes/ Tribes Name of village Name of village Name of village No. No. No. population Kpercentages) 1 2 3 4 -3 6 7 T ALUK : JAMKHANDI (C0n.c_/d.,) A--,-SCHEDULED CASTES 11·15 2 Hunnur 4 Hanchinal 6 _Maigur 7 Muttur 9 Kankanwadi 12 Sanal 17 Linganur 18 Budni 25 Savalgi 26 Tungal 28 Kajibilgi 29 Gothe 31 Gadyal 33 Todalbagi 34 Chikkalaki 41 Takkalaki 43 Jambagi (B.K.) 50 Hangandi 65 Yellatti 68 Rabkavi, 16-20 3 Kadapatti 11 Alagur 13 Kumbarhal 14 Kunchanur 15 Jakanur 35 Bidri 36 lanawad 3g Chikpadasalgi 39 -Naganur 40 Hirepadasalgi 46 Tubachi- 49 Halingali 52 Asangi 53 -Kulhalli 55 Madarkhandi ~8 Navalgi 60 Chimmad 62 Golbhavi 64 Sasalatti 21·30 8 Albal '10 Kadakol 16 Chingundi 19 Gani 21 Konnur 22 Siddapur 24 Hunshikatti 37 Kavatagi 44 Jambagi(K.H.) 48 Tamadaddi 56 Bandigani 57 Kalhalli 59 Jagadal 61 Yargatti 31 + 42_TakkQd B-SCHEDULED TRIBES 0·5 2 Hunnur _6 Maigur .14 Kunchanur 16 Chingundi 17 Linganur 19 Gani 20 Mareguddi 23 Holyal 25 Savalgi 26 Tungal 28, Kajibilgi 33 Todalbagi 43 Jambagi (B.K.) 52 Asangi 53\ Kulhalli 54 Hippargi 57'- Kalhalli 58 Navalgi 59 Jllsadal 62 'Golbhavi 68 Rabkavi 6·15 S Shiraguppi 7 Muttur 35 Bidri 16-25 Nil Nil Nil 26-35 Nil Nil Nil 36-50 Nil Nil Nil 51+ Nil Nil Nil T ALUK : MUDDEBIHAL _ A-SCHEDULED CASTES 0-5 2 Abbihal 18 Kamaldinni 73 Gudanal 91 Maskanal 108 Kyatanal 123 Donkamadu 126 Chavanabhavi. 149 Jangamural 611 STATEMENT VII: LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES· POPULATION TO THE TOTA~ POPULATION BY RANGES (EXCLUDES VILLAGES WITH NO SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION) Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. Castes/ Tribes Name of village Name of village Name of village No. No. No. population (percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 T ALUK : MUDDEBIHAL (Contd.,) A-SCHEDULED CASTES 6-10 7 Yaragalla 9 Hunakunti 14 Hadagali 16 Tangadagi 21 Banoshi 28 'Budihal (P.~.) 33 Yarazeri 37 Harindalageri 46 Vanahalli 53 1 ammaldinni 70 Nandahalli 77 Balaganur 82 Hosahalli 89 Lakkundi 96 Bilebhavi 98 Haranal 100 Shivapur 102 Kaladevanhalli. III Naltawad 113 Arasanal 114 NeFabenchi 119 Hokrani 124 Somanal 127 Khilarhatti 133 Shiddapur P. Naltawad 135 Sultan pur 137 Ghalapuji 139 . Takk"alaki 140 Karkur 143 Bhagargund 150 Malagaldinni . 151 Gonal S. Hirur 11-15 Kuntoji 3 Kavadimatti 4. Shirol 11 • Garasa'ngi 13 Bailkur. 15 Amaragol 22 Nagaral 24 Gonal S. Handral 26 Mudur 29 Masuti 30 Yalagur 31 Kashinakunti . 34 Chirchankal 36 Harindral 39 Dhavalagi 40 Agasabal 42 Padekanur 43 Konnur 44 Ghondi 50 Devarhulagabal 59 Balabatti 62 Basargod 64 Gudadinni 79 Hirur· 81 Tumbagi 83 Huvinahallj 86 Bhantnur 87 Shellagi 91 Kodaganur 92 Navadagi 105 Bommanahalli ItO Maileswar 116 Hiremural 129 lainapur 130 Areshankar 134 Khanikeri 136 Bijjur 138 Ingalagi 142 Rakkasagi 144 Lotigeri 145 Khanapur 152 Wanakihal 16-20 12 Madari 17 Kuchaganur - 23 Handaragall 25 Kandaganur 49 Bavoor 5S Bidarkundi 57 Madinal 65 Shiddapur P. Talikot 66 Gundakarjagi 69 Taranal 76 Minijigi 84 Gotakhandki 85 Peerapur 93 Gundakanal 101 Mukihal 103 Hadaginal 107 Fattepur P. Talikot 115 Sarur 118 lalapur 125 Hulagabal 128 Mavinabhavi 148 Budihal P. Naltawad 21-30 8 Alur 19 Gangur 20 Devoor 27 I{alagi 32 Wadawadagi 41 Hallur 48 Kuchabal 56 Gonal (P.N.) 67 Rudagi 72 Ingalageri 74 Gudihal 7S Balawat 78 Tamadaddi 80 Chokavi 88 Karaganur 90 Belur 94 Matakal Devanhalli 9S Salawadagi 99 Nagur 104 Guttihal 106 Bolawad 112 Kesapur 117 Aremural 120 Inchagal 121 lakkeral 141 Baladinni 147 Nagarbetta 612 STATEMENT VII: LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES·, POPULATION TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES (EXCLUDES VILLAGES WITH NO SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION) Range of Sche;duled L.C. L.C. L.C. Castel¥' Tribes Name of village Name of village Name of village No. No. No. population (percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 TAIUK : MUI>I>EIlIHAL (Concld.,) A-SCHEDULED CASTES 31 t 5 Mudanal 6 Kolur 10 Kapanur 35 Geddalamari 38 Nebageri 45 Madikeshirur 47 Lingdhalli 51 Hagargund 58 Chalami 60 Hullur 61 Jettagi 63 Koppa 6S APwppar 71 Handral 109 Gadi Somanal 122 K:,.atanadolli 131 Nagabellal B-SCHEDULED TRIBES 0-5 6 Kolur 12 Madari 33 Yarazeri 37 Harindalagcri 39 Dhavalagi 47 LingdhalJi 49 BavoO!" 55 Bidarkundi 76 Minijigi 78 Tamadaddi 87 Sbellagi 89 Lakkundi 96 Bilebhavi III Naltawad 119 Hokrani 124 So mana I 125 Hulagabal 131 Nagabenal 135 Sultallpur 136 Bijjur 142 Rakkasagi 147 Nagarbetta 149 Jangamural 150 Malagaldinni 6-15 ! 4 Shirol 8 Alur 13 Bailkur 16 Tangadagi 20 Devoor 26 Mudur 30 Yalagur 38 Nebageri 44 Ghondi 46 Vanahalli 59 Balabatti 71 Handral 92 Navadagi 109 Gadi Somallal 115 Sarur 127 Khilarhatti 133 Shiddapur P. Naltawad 16-25 90 Belur 93 Guodakanal 121 .Iakkcral 134 Khanikcri 26-35 14 Hadagali 17 Kuchaganur 21 Banoshi 22 Nagaral 23 Handargali 27 Kalagi 112 Ke~apur 36-50 Nil Nil Nil 51+ 28 Budihal TALUK : MUDHOL. A-SCHEDULED CASTES 0-5 46 .Iannur 55 Laxanatti 57 Dadanatti 76 Antapur 6-1 () 7 Halagali 22 Madhabhavi 34 Lokapur 35 Bidri 44 Algundi (B.K.) 51 Varchagal 54 Mallapur (P.O.) 59 Bommanbudni 60 Halki 61 Melgud 62 Ningapur 70 Mtiddapur 71 Ingalgi 72 Yadhalli 75 Jambgi (K.D.) 613 · STATEMENT VII : LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES • POPULATION TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES (EXCLUDES VILLAGES WITH NO SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULAT·ION) Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. CastesJ Tribes Name of village Name of village Name of village No. No. No. population (percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 T ALUK : MUDHOL (Cone/d.,) A-SCHEDULED CASTES 11-15 2 Malapur 10 Urtur 13 Mirji 18 Dhawaleshwar 19 Marapur 26 . Kcsargoppa 30 Mugalkhod 37 Vajjarmatti 40 Chitrabhanukoti 42 Machaknur 43 Budni (B.K.) 53 Jyadar Arlikatfi 58 Kanasgeri 65 Gulgal Jambgi 67 Jcergal 74 Kasba lambgi (B.K.) 77 Baragi 6-20 3 Budni (P .M.) 4 Mantur 6 Melligeri 9 laliber 14 Vantigod 15 ChanaI 17 Akkimardi 21 Nagral 24 Saidapur 2S Bisnal 27 Budni (P .0.) 29 Belagali 31 Sorgaon 33 S})irol 36 Marikatti 47 Bhantnur 48 Jyalikatti (B.K.) 68 Chinchkhandi (K.O.) 21-30 5 Kisuri 8 Rugi 11 Ranjanagi 16 Nandagaon 20 Malali 23 Sanganatti 32 Kulali 38 Budni Khurd 45 Badnur 56 Hoskoti 63 Naganapur 69 Timmapur 73 Hebbal 31 + I Mudhol 39 Chawadapur 41 Chikkur 49 lyalikatti (K.D.) SO Palkimanya 64 Chinchakhandi (B.K.) 66 Petlur B-SCHEDULED TRIBES 0-5 3 Budni (P.M.) 9 Jaliber 10 Urtur 18 Dhawaleshwar 19 Marapur 24 Saidapur 29 Belagali 30 Mugalkhod 31 Sorgaon 32 Kulali 33 Shirol 34 Lokapur 37 Vajjarmatti 38 Budni Khurd 40 Chitrabhanukoti 68 Chinchkhandi (K.D.) 70 Muddapur 71 Ingalgi 72 YadhaHi 76 Antapur 6-15 2 Malapur 4 Mantur 7 Halagali 11 Ra.njanagi 12 MaUapuf (P.l.) 13 Mirji 14 Vantigod 21 Nagral 25 Bisnal 41 Chikkur 45 Badnur 51 Varchagal 62 Ningapur 65 Guigal Jambgi 69 Timmapur 74 Kasba Jambgi (B.K.) 77 Baragi 16-25 15 Chanal 20 Malali 27 Budni (P.O.. ) 53 Jyadar Arlikatti 61 Metgud 67 !eergal 26-35 47 Bhantnur 75 Jambgi (K.D.) 36-50 Nil Nil Nil 51+ Nil Nil Nil 614 STATEMENT VII : LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES ' AND SCHEDULED TRIBpS • POPULATION TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES (EXCLUDES VILLAGES WITH NO SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION) Range of Scheduled L.C. L.C. L.C. Castes! Tribes Name of village Name of village .Name of village No. No. No. popuiation (percentages) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 T ALUK : SINDGI A-SCHEDULED CASTES 0-5 4 Yargal (B.K.) 40 Bandal 46 Chandkavathe 60 Bommanhalli 86 Hikkangutti 97 Niwalkhodi 105 Ibrahimpur 127 Turkangori 6-10 8 Gorvagundgi 9 Bhankalgi 13 Khainur 16 Mannapur 23 Bommadevanmadu 25 Khanapur 29 Bastihal 30 Hadaginal 32 Gubbewad 34 Byakod 35 Borgi 38 Kannolli 44 Hachyal 45 Chattarki 57 Devangao 74 Mangrul 80 Alahalli 81 Gundgi 83 Madari 89 Surgihalli 100 Ganganhalli 103 Haranal 119 Halagundaknal 120 Budihal (P.T.) .. 22 Hunashyal 129 Bekinal 131 Neeralgi, 132 Aski 136 Ambalnur 139 Hanchali 141 BudihalDor 11-1 S 2 Bableshwar 7 Nagavi' (K.D.) 11 Sungathan 12 Muradi 14 Nandgeri 15 Yankanchi 17 Antargangi 20 Goigeri 27 Dhavalur f 28 Haridignur 31 Kannaguddihal 33 Binnihatti (P .A.) r 36 Puradal 41 Budihal (P.H.) 52 Tavarkhed ---_ S9 Shambewad 62 Devarnavadgi 63 Havalgi - .. 65 Bagalur 66 Kunekumatgi 67 Mortgi 73 Aheri 77 Somajal 82 Uchitnavadgi 88 Balaganur 90 Ramanhalli 93 Thontapur 96 Ingalgi 101 Rugi 102 Kadlewad (P.C.K.) 113 Wandal 115 Saladhalli I 17 Chattanalli 118 Asantapur 124 Tilgul 128 Wanakihal 130 Bannihatti (P.T.) 133 lalpur 134 Binjalbhavi 137 Bibi~Ingalgi 138 Nagaral Don 140 Kondguli 16-20 3 Yargal (K.D.) .18 Madabal 24 ' Honnalli 39 Chiksindgi 42 Otihal 47 Ganihar 49 Kalahalli 50 Almel 54 Kurabathalli 58 Kadlewad (P.A.) 70 Bhantnur 71 Gabasavalgi 7S latinal 78 Malaghari 79 Asangihal 87 Naggarhallf ~I Gudhalli 92 Vibutihalli 94 Devara Hippargi 98 Mulsavalgi 108 lalwad 109 Korwar 121 Algur 123 Kubargond 125 Kalkeri 21-30 19 Sasabal 21 Allapur 26 Karvinal 37 Kokatnur 43 Somapur 48 Ramapur (P .A.) 51 Kadani 53 Tarapur 55 MadanaUi 56 Byadgihal 61 Kumashi 64 Sl1irasgi 68 Hanchinal 69 Kerur 76 Ka~almeli 84 Korhalli 85 Huvinhalli 110 Warkanhalli 112 Yalgod 126 Ramapur (P.T.) 135 Kesaratti " 615. STATEMENT VII : LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES· POPULATION TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES (EXCLUDES VILLAGES WITH NO SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION) Range of Scheduled L.C. Casres/ Tribes Name of village L.C. L.c. No. Name of village Name of vilIage population No. No. (percen tages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 T ALUK : SINDGI (Concld.• ) A-SCHEDULED CASTES 31+ I Benakotgi 5 Guthargi 6 Nagavi (B.K.) 10 Byalihal 22 Dambal 95 Pad aga 11 1Ir 99 Hittinhalli 104 Bommanjogi 106 Mallnur 107 Devoor III Kerutgi 114 Kadrapur B-SCHEDULED TRIBES 0-5 4 Yargal (B.K.: 11 Sungathan 34 Byakod 38 Kannolli 42 Otihal 50 Almel 53 Tarapur 67 Mortgi 69 Kerur 70 Bhantnur 76 Kakkalmeli 84 Korhalli 87 Naggarhalli 89 Surgihalli 92 Vibutihalli 94 Devara Hippargi 95 Padaganur 100 Ganganhfilli 113 Wandal 122 Hunashyal 125 Kalkeri 129 Bekinal 131 Nee~algi 132 Aski 139 Hanchali 6-15 to Byalihal 13 Khainur 15 Yankanchi 16 Mannapur 20 Golgeri 23 Bommadevanmadu 24 Honnalli 37 Kokatnur 39 Chiksindgi 41 Budihal (P.H.l 56 Byadgihal 57 Devangao 60 Bommanhalli f)2 Devarnavadgi 63 Havalgi 85 Huvinhatli 98 Mulsavalgi 106 Mannur 121 Algur 124 Tilgul 16-25 22 Dambal 26 Karvinal 28 Handignur 36 Puradal 46 Chandkavathe 61 Kumashi 79 Asangihal 88 Balaganur 91 Gudhalli 112 Yalgod 137 Bibi-I ngalgi 138 Nagaral Don 26-35 25 Khanapur 27 Dhavalur 36-50 35 Borgi 58 Kadlewad (P.A.) 59 Shambewad 51 + 3 Vargal (K.D.) 21 Allapur 616 . LIST OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES IN KARNATAKA ACCORDING TO THE SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES ORDERS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1976 (NO. 108 OF 1976, DATED THE 18TH SEPTEMBER, 1976) Scheduled Castes Scheduled Castes Scheduled Castes I. Adi Andhra 28. Chandala 64. Maila 2. Adi Dravida 29. Chenna Dasar, Holaya Dasar 65. Mala 3. Adi Karnataka 30. Dakkal, Dokkalwar 66. Mala Dasari 4. Adiya (in Coorg District) 31. Dakkaliga 67. Mala Hanoai 5. Ag~r 32. Dhor ~ Kakkayya, Kankayya 68. MaJa Jangam ---6. Ajila 33. Dom, Dombara, Paidi, Pano 69. Mala Masti 7. Anamuk 34. Ellamalwar, 70. Mala Sale, Netkani 8. !\ray Mala Yellammalawandlu 71. Mala Sanyasi ' 9. Arunthathiyar 35. Ganti Chores 72. Mans, Matang, Minimadig 10. Arwa Mala 36. Garoda, Garo 73. Mang Garudi, Mans Garodi 11. Baira 37. Godda 74. Manne 12. Bakad 38. Gosangi '75. Masthi 13. Bant (in Belgaum, Bijapur, 39. Halleer 76. Mavilan Dharwar and North' Kanara 40. Halsar, Haslar, Hulasvar, 77. Megbval, Menghvar Districts) Halasvar 78. Moger 14. Bakuda 41. Handi Jogis 19. Mukri 15. Balagai 42. Hasla 80. Muridala· 16. .sandi 43. Holar, Valhar 81. Nadia, Hadi 17. Banjara, Lambani 44. Holaya, Holer, Holeya 82. Nalkadaya 18. Bathada 45. Holeya Damri 83. Na,hlkeyava 19. Beda Jangam, Budga.Jangam 46. Jaggali, 84. Nayadi 20. Bellara 47. lambuvulu 85. Pale • 21. Bhangi, Mehtar, Olgana, 48. Kadaiyan 86. Pallan Rukhi, Malkana, Hahllkhor, 49. Kalladi 87. Pambada Lalbegi, Balmiki, Korar, 50. Kepmaris' 88. Panchama Zadnialli 51. Kolupulvandlu 89. Panniandi 22. Bhambi', ~hambhi, Asadaru, 52. Koosa 90. Paraiyan, Paraya Asodi, Chamadia, Chamar, 53. Koracha 91. Paravan Chambhar, Chamga~,. 54. Korama 92. Raneyar Haralayya, Harali, Khalpa, 55. Kotegar, Metri 93. Samagara Machigar, Mochigar, Mactar, 56. Kudumban 94. Samban Madig, Mochi, Muchi, Telegu 57. Kuravan 95. Sapari Mochi, Kamati Mochi, Ranigar, 58. Lingader 96. Sillekyathas Rohidas, Rohit, Samgar 5,9. Machala 97. Sindhollu, Chindollu 23. Bhovi 60. Madari 98. Sudugadu Siddha 24. Bindla 61. Madiga 99. Thoti 25. Byagara 62. M.har, Taral, Dhegumegu 100 .• Tirgar, Tirbanda 26. Chakkiliyan 63. Mahyavanshi, Ohed, Vankar, 101. Valluvan 27. Chalavadi, Chalvadi, Chan~yya Muu Vankar 617 LIST OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES IN KARNATAKA ACCORDING TO THE SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES ORDERS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1976 (NO. 108 OF 1976, DATED THE ISTH SEPTEMBER, 1976) Scheduled Tribes Scheduled Tribes Scheduled Tribes 1. Adiyan 17. Kammara (in South Kanara 32. Malasar 2. Barda District and Kollegal Taluk 33. Malayekandi 3. Bavacha, Bamcha of Mysore District) 34. Maleru 35. Maratha (in Coorg District) 4. Bhil, Bhil Garasia, Dholi Bhil, IS. Kaniyan, Kanyan (in Kollegal . . . " Dungri Bhil, Dungri Garasia, Taluk of Mysore District) 36. Marau (m South Kanara Mewasi Bhil, Rawal Bhil, 19. Kathodi, Katkari, Dhor District) Tadvi, Bhil, Bhagalia, Bhilala Kathodi, Dhor Katkari, Son 37. Meda Pawra, Vasava, Vasave Kathodi, Son Katkari 3S. Naikda, Nayaka, Cholivala Nayaka, Kapadia Nayaka, Chenchu, Chenchwar 20. Kattunayakan 5. Mota Nayaka,Nana Nayaka Kokna, Kokni, Kukna 6. Chodhara 21. 39. Palliyan 7. Dubla, Talavia, Halpati 22. Koli Dhor, Tokre Koli, 40. Paniyan S. Gamit, Gamta, Gavit, Kolcha, Koigha 41. . Pardhi, Advichincher, Mavchi, Padvi, Valvl 23. Kanda Kapus Phanse Pardhi 9. Gond, Naikpod, Rajgond 24. Koraga 42. Patelia 10. Gowdalu 25. Kota 43. Rathawa 11. Hakkipikki 26. Koya, Bhine Koya, Rajkoya 44. Sholaga 12. Hasalaru 27. Kudiya, Melakudi 45. Soligaru 13. Irular 2S. Kuruba (in Coorg District) 46. Toda 14. Iruliga 29. Kurumans 47. Varli 15. Jenu Kuruba 30. Maha Malasar 48. Vitolia, Kotwalia, Barodia 16. Kadu Kuruba 31. Malaikudi 49. Yerava 618 CENSUS OF INDIA 1981 - KARNATAKA STATE PUBLICATION PROGRAMME Part I-A Administration Report - Enumeration J For official Part I-B Administration Report - Tabulation u'Se only Part II-A General Population Tables. Part II-B Primary Census Abstract (in two Volumes), Part Ill-A General Economic Tables. Part IIl-B General Economic Tables. Part IV-A Social and Cultural Tables. Part IV-B Social and Cultural Tables. Part V-A Migration Tables. Part V-B Migration Tables. Part VI-A Fertility Tables. Part VI-B Fertility Tables. Part VII Tables on Houses and Disables population. Part VIIl-A Household Tables. Part VIII-B House.hold Tables. Part VIII-C Report on Households. Part IX Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. Part X-A Town Directory (State Volume) Part X-B Survey Reports on Selected Towns. Part ~X-C Survey Reports on Selected Villages. Part 'XI Ethnographic notes and Special Studies on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. Part XII Census Atlas. Part XIII District Census Handbooks - Part A : Village and Town Directory. Part B : Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstract. 1981 Census Special papers are also planned and will be published Papers as ~nd when these are ready. 'ALL INDIA VOLUMES Volumes similar to those indicated above. except Part XIII. are being published at the All India Level also. The District Census Handbooks will be available for sale at the Government Central Press. Bangalore and the other publications at the Office of the Director of Census Operations. Karnataka. Bangalore and the Manager of Publications. Civil Lines, New Delhi - 6.