Village and Town Directory, Darjiling, Part XII-A , Series-26, West Bengal

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CENSUS OF INDIA 1991

SERIES -26

WEST BENGAL

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

PART XII-A

VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

DARJILING DISTRICT

DIRECTORATE OF CENSUS OPERATIONS WEST BENGAL Price Rs. 30.00

PUBLISHED BY THE CONTROLLER GOVERNMENT PRINTING, WEST BENGAL AND PRINTED BY SARASWATY PRESS LTD. 11 B.T. ROAD, CALCUTTA - 700 056 CONTENTS Page No. 1. Foreword i- ii

2. Preface iii -iv

3. Acknowledgements v -vi

4. Important Statistics vii - viii

5. Analytical Note and Analysis of Data xi - xxix

Part A - Village and Town Directory

6. Section I - Village Directory Note explaining the Codes used in the Village Directory 3

(1) Darjiling Pulbazar C.D. Block 4-7 (i) Village Directory

(2) Rangli Rangliot C.D. Block 8 -11 (i) Village Directory

(3) Jorebunglow-Sukhiapokhri C.D. Block 12 - 15 (i) Village Directory

(4) Kamimpong-I C.D. Block 16 -19 (i) Village Directory

(5) Kamimpong-II C.D. Block 20-23 (i) Village Directory

(6) Gorubathan C.D. Block 24 -27 (i) Village Directory

(7) Siliguri - Naxalbari C.D. Block 28 - 41 (i) Village Directory

(8) Kharibari - Phansidewa C.D. Block 42 - 51 (i) Village Directory

(9) Mirik C.D. Block 52 -53 (i) Village Directory

(10) Kurs~ong C.D. Block 54-59 (i) Village Directory Page No. 7. Appendix -1- C.D. Blockwise Abstract of Amenities 62-65

8. Appendix -11- Land utilisation data in respect of Non Municipal Towns 66

9. Appendix - III-C. D. Blockwise list of Villages where no amenities are available 67 - 68

10. Appendix - IV - List of Villages according to the Proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the Total Population by ranges 69-88

11. Section II - Town Directory Note explaining the Codes used in Town Directory 91

(i) Statement-I - Status and Growth History 92- 93 (ii) Statement-II- Physical Aspects and Location of Town 1989 94-95 (iii) Statement-III - Municipal Finance 1988-1989 96 -97 (iv) Statement-IV - Civic and Other amenities 1989 98 - 99 (v) Statement-IVA - Civic and other amenities in notified slums 1989 100-101 (vi) Statement-V - Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities 1989 102 -103 (vii) Statement-VI - Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking 1989 104 -105 FOREWORD

Publication of the District Census Handbooks (DCHs)was initiated after the 1951 Census and is continuing since then with some innovations/modifications after each decennial Census. This is the most valuable district level publication brought out by the Census Organisation on behalf of each State Govt.!Union Territory administration.lt inter-alia provides data/information on some of the basic demogaphic and socia-economic characteristics and on the availability of certain important civic amenities/facilities in each village and town of the respective districts. This publication has thus proved to be of immense utility to the planners, administrators, academicians and researchers.

The scope of the DCH was initially confined to certain important census tables on population, economic and socio-cultural aspects as also the Primary Census Abstract (PCA) of each village and town (ward-wise) of the district. The DCHs published after the 1961 Census contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and Village and Town Directories including PCA. After the 1971 Census, two parts of the District Census Handbooks (Part-A comprising Village and Town Directories and Part-B comprising Village and Town PCA) were released in all the States and Union Territories. The third Part (C) of the District Census Handbooks comprising administrative statistics and district census tables, which was also to be brought out, could not be published in many States/UTs due to considerable delay in compilation of relevant material. In 1981 ,some new features alongwith the restructuring of the formats of Village and Town Directory were introduced in the DCHs. These were published in two parts for each district after the 1981 Census. While Part-A comprised Village and Town Directories, the PCA of villages and towns (ward.-wise) including Scheduled Caste and Schduled Tribe PCA upto tehsill town level were provided in Part-B. To illustrate, all the amenities except electricity, were brought

~ together in the Village Directory and if an amenity was not available in the referrent village, the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place having such amenity was given. Information on some new items such as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres and community health workers in the village were provided so as to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Similarly, information on approach to the village was also provided for the first time in the Village Directory so as to give an idea about the number of inaccessible villages in each district. In case of Town Directories also, keeping in view the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme, a Statement IV-A on slums was provided so as to enable the planners to chalk out the programmes for providing better civic and other amenities in the slums. In this statement details on civic and other amenities were rc:)ol1ed for the slums of class I and Class II towns. Apart from this, one column on the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population and another on adult literacy classes/centres were added in Statements IV and V respectively.

The manner of presentation of the DCHs for the 1991 Census is by and large the same as followed in 1981. However, the format of PCA has been restructured slightly in the 1991 Census for the benefit of data users. Nine-fold industrial classification of main workers has been given as against four-fold industrial classification presented in the 1981 Census. In addition to this, the sex-wise population in the 0-6 age-group has also been included in PCA for the first time with a view to enabling data users to compute more realistic literacy rate as all children below 7 years of age have been treated as illiterate at the time of the 1991 Census. It is expected that the above mentioned modifications will help the planners in chalking out more effective developmental programmes.

One of the most important innovations in the 1991 Census is the Community Development Block-level' presentation of data in the Village Directory and PCA instead of the traditional TahsillTalukiPS level presentation. (i i)

It is expected that the presentation of Village Directory and PCA data at C. D. Block level will help the planners in formulation of micro-level developmental plans, as the C. D. Block is the lowest administrative unit for developmental planning.

In order to facilitate the task of administrators, planners and researchers intending to use Village Directory/PCA data, either from the magnetic tapes/floppies or from the published records, both the computer and manual codes for each village have been provided for the 1991 Census alongwith the corresponding codes of 1981.

This publication is a joint venture of the State Govt.lUT administration and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled under the direction of Shri H. Chakravarty, Director of Census Operations, West Bengal on behalf of the State Govt.lUT administration which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of the publication was initiated by Dr. K.P. Ittaman, former Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) and Shri M.M.Dua, Joint Director. For the sake of uniformity in presentation of information/data and for preparation of analytical note depicting the salient features emerging from a micro-level analysis of Census/non-Census data, a model District Census Handbook from each State and Union Territory was thoroughly scrutinised in the Social Studies Division under the guidance of Shri M.K. Jain, the present Deputy Registrar General (S.S.).This task was carried out by Shri A.K. Singh, Deputy Director, who was assisted by Shri N.S. Soam, Assistant Director and his staff. Technical guidance in the preparation of the maps was initially provided by Dr. B.K. Roy, former Deputy Registrar General (Map) and later by Mrs. Minati Ghosh, the present Deputy Registrar General (Map).

I am thankful to all those who have contributed to this project.

New Delhi (A.R. NANDA)

June 11,1992 Registrar General, India PREFACE

The District Census Handbook compiled by the Directorate of Census Operations,West Bengal on behalf of the Government of West Bengal, owes its origin to 1951 Census. The present publication of 1991 Census is fifth in the series. In this publication besides census statistics, various other information and statistical data have been included which are used by the State Government, District Administration, Research Scholars and other data users. It contains important census tables , PCA for each village and town of the district and at the same time presented in such a manner that the comparability of the data of the earlier censuses are maintained. The publication is brought out in two parts. Part XII-A related to village and town directory and Part XII-B related to village and town PCA Besides, for the first time in this census, at the instance of the State Govt. of West Bengal, a separate combined volume on Calcutta Metropolitan Area has also been compiled. The structuring formats and additional volumes have been made with a view to assist not only in local area planning but also to meet requirement of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Likewise formats of the town directory have been so devised not only to meet the requirement of Revised Minimum Needs Programme but also to give an idea about the civic and other amenities in the town. The format of the Primary Census Abstract for villages and towns has been formulated in the light of changes in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual slips of 1991 Census.

1991 Census Operations in West Bengal was conducted by Sri Hiranmoy Chakravarty, lAS as Director of Census Operations under the inspiring leadership of Sri A.R. Nanda, lAS, former Registrar General, India and Ex-officio Census Commissioner of India.We are indebted to both of them.

Dr. M. Vijayanunni the present Registrar General & Ex-officio Census Commissioner of India has been guiding and overseeing the timely completion of the Project since his assumption of office. Without his support, guidance and timely pursuation the publication could not have been possible. We are indebted to him as well. We also gratefully recall the help and advice received from Dr. M.K. Jain, Deputy Registrar General(Social Studies) and Sri S.P. Sharma, Deputy Registrar General, Census and Tabulation Unit & Smt.Minati Ghosh, Deputy Registrar General, India (Map Division). We are also indebted to many other Officers of the office of the Registrar General,lndia in many ways in bringing out these publications. We acknowledge our debt to all of them. We shall fail in our duties if we do not record the contributions made by Sri S.Sinha, Joint Director of Census Operations,West Bengal, Sri N.Hazra, WBCS, Deputy Director on deputation and S/Shri Dipankar Sen and ARoy, Investigators in this connectioll. Infact the project was initiated by them but they left this organisation either on superannuation or transfer before the manuscripts could be finalised for the purpose of printing of DCH volumes.

This publication is a joint venture of the State Government and Census Organisation, West Bengal. The data as presented in the volumes were collected at grass root level and supplied by the District Magistrates and their colleagues in the districts. Without their support these publications could not have been possible. Among the officials of the State Goverment at Writers' Buildings who had helped us in various stages of publication, mention be made of Sri AK.Roy, WBCS, Deputy Secretary to the Government of West Bengal, Home (C&E) Department, and his colleagues. We are indebted to all of them. Also the support and encouragement we received from Sri Manish Gupta, lAS, Home Secretary to the Govt. of West Bengal in this connection is acknowledged with gratitude.

The District Census Handbook on Calcutta Metropolitan Area has been a special addition to the DCH-B series of West Bengal in 1991.The publication has been made possible by the active interest taken and support (iv)

rendered by Dr.K.K.Bagchi, lAS, former Chief Executive Officer, Calcutta Metropolitan Development Area,Sri S.K.Roy, former Director General,Calcutta Metropolitan Development Area, Sri S.N.Chatterjee,Additional Director,Calcutta Metropolitan Development Area and Sri B.Sengupta,Demographer Statistician, Calcutta Metropolitan Development Area.we thankfully acknowledge their contributions in bringing out this valuable publication ( combined Part XII-A & Part XII-B) by the Census Department.

In the Census Organisation the data furnished in these publications were scrutinised, sifted and processed in the tabulation unit of the Directorate of Census Operations, West Bengal by a number of technical staff under the able guidance and supervision of Sri Swapan Guha, Investigator. The maps in connection with this publication have been finalised by the Map Unit of the Directorate of Census Operations, West Bengal.We place on record our appreciation of the good work done by them inspite of many hurdles and difficulties. Since it is not possible to record here the contributions made by each and every persons in bringing out these publications, we have therefore given their names separately in the acknowledgement chapter in the publication.

Lastly, we must express our appreciation to Saraswaty Press Limited for bringing out these excellent publications in time. We are specially indebted to Sri T. Ganguli, Managing Director, Sri S. Majumdar, Works Controller, Sri M. Majumdar, Asst. Mgr.,Sales and Ms. P. Mukherjee, Asst. Mgr.,Production for their active co-operation and assistance in bringing out these volumes in two parts so efficiently.

(A.K.DUTTA)

Calcutta Joint Director of Census Operations

January 27, 1997. West Bengal (v)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

1. Shri Swapan Guha, Investigator

2. Shri Pratap Singh, Investigator

3. Smt. Gita Chatterjee, Investigator

4. Shri Ratan Bahadur, Investigator

5. Shri Himangshu Saha Chowdhury, Printing Inspector

6. Smt. Anjali Das, Statistical Assistant

7. Smt. Sucheta Dutta, Statistical Assistant

8. Smt. Banani Ghosh, Statistical Assistant

9. Smt. Renukana Chatterjee, Statistical Assistant

10. Smt. Namita Chatterjee, Statistical Assistant

11. Smt. Niyati Chakraborty, Statistical Assistant

12. Shri Mihir Kumar Das, Statistical Assistant

13. Shri Bimalendu Naskar, Statistical Assistant

14. Smt. Atashi Dasgupta, Statistical Assistant

15. Smt. Mira Banerjee, Computor

16. Smt. Kalpana Chowdhury, Computor

17. Smt. Nira Chakraborty, Computor

18. Shri Manas Kumar Mitra, Comput~r

19. Shri Ashoke Kumar Sarkar, Computor

20. Shri Nikhil Kumar Bagchi, Computor

21. Smt. Shila Banerjee, Computor

22. Smt. Nandita Dutta, Computor

23. Smt. Amala Putatunda, Computor

24. Smt. Anju Banerjee, Computor

25. Smt. Sujata Dev, Computor

26. Shri Santi Kumar Panja, Assistant Compiler

27. Shri Jaydeb Sarkar, Assistant Compiler

28. Shri Prashanta Kumar Burman, Proof Reader

29. Smt. Supti Chatterjee, Proof Reader

30. Shri Sushi I Kumar Dutta, Proof Reader-Gr. I (vi)

31. Shri Anjan Sengupta, Assistant Computor

32. Smt. Manjusree Saha Chowdhury, Proof Reader-Gr. I

33. Smt. Mili Bhowmick, Proof Reader

34. Shri Sajjat Ali, Proof Reader

35. Shri Umasankar Bhattacharya, Proof Reader

36. Shri Saibal Ray, Proof Reader

37. Shri Dilip Kumar Chatterjee, Typist-Gr. I

38. Smt. Biva Karmakar, Typist

39. Shri R.K. Chourajit Singh, Senior Geographer

40. Shri Sumit Mukherjee, Geographer

41. Shri Utpal Kumar Mandai, Geographer

42. Shri B.N. Mallick, Sr.Artist

43. Shri R.C. Das, Sr.Artist

44. Shri J.B.Dasgupta, Artist

45. Shri H.R.Banerjee, Artist

46. Shri B.K. Majumder, Artist

47. Shri A.R. Haldar, Sr. Draughtsman

48. Shri Pradip Das, Sr.Draughtsman

49. Shri A.K.Paul, Draughtsman

50. Shri SKChatterjee, Draughtsman

51. Smt. Suman Topno, Draughtsman

52. Shri Prasanta Roy, Draughtsman

53. Shri N.N.Das, Draughtsman

54. Shri Sanjib Das, Draughtsman

55. Shri Kartik Murmu, Draughtsman

56. Shri Ashok Mandai, Draughtsman

57. Shri Tapan Bhattacharjee, Draughtsman (vii) IMPORTANT STATISTICS

WEST BENGAL DARJILING STATE DISTRICT

Population Total Persons 68,077,965 1,299,919 Males 35,510,633 679,323 Fe:n2les 32,567,332 620,596

Rural Persons 49,370,364 903,859 Males 25,442,210 467,324 Females 23,928,154 436,535

Urban Persons 18,707,601 396,060 Males 10,068,423 211,999 Females 8,639,178 184,061

Decennial Population Growth Rate 1981-91 +24.73 +26.91

Total Population in the age group (0-6) 11,562,297 201,409

Area (Sq.Kms.) 88,752.00 3.149.00

Density of Population (Per Sq Km.) 767 413

Sex Ratio (Number of Females per 1000 males) 917 914

Literacy Rate Persons 57.70 57.95 (excluding Children in the age Males 67.81 67.07 group 0-6) Females 46.56 47.84

Percentage of Urban 27.48 30.47 Population to Total Population

Percentage to Total Population (i) Main workers Persons 30.23 33.71 Males 50.66 46.77 Females 7.96 19.42

(ii) Marginal workers Persons 1.96 0.51 Males 0.74 0.36 Females 3.29 0.68

(iii) Non-workers Persons 67.81 65.78 Males 48.60 52.87 Females 88.75 79.90

Break-up of Main Workers Percentage among Main Workers

Percentage of workers to total workers in differant sectors

(i) Cultivators Persons 28.40 24.74 Males 30.15 23.63 Females 16.23 27.67 (viii)

WEST BENGAL DARJILING STATE DISTRICT

(ii) Agricultural Labourers Persons 24.56 11.82 Males 22.65 11.51 Females 37.88 12.62

(iii) Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting Persons 2.75 21.01 and Plantation Orchards and Allied Males 2.30 14.84 activites Females 5.87 37.28

(iv) Mining and Quarrying Persons 0.78 0.01 Males 0.84 0.02 Females 0.34 0.00

(va) Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Persons 3.91 0.62 repairs in Household Industry Males 2.84 0.65 Females 11.33 0.55

(vb) Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Persons 12.06 6.59 repairs in other than Household Industry Males 12.62 7.45 Females 8.17 4.30

(vi) Construction Persons 1.85 2.40 Males 2.06 3.02 Females 0.41 0.76

(vii) Trade and Commerce Persons 10.72 11.36 Males 11.82 14.58 Females 3.08 2.88

(viii) Transport, Storage and Communications Persons 4.22 4.64 Males 4.74 6.25 Females 0.57 0.42

(ix) Other Services Persons 10.75 16.81 Males 9.98 18.05 Females 16.12 13.52

Percentage of Scheduled Castes Population to Total Population Persons 23.62 16.15 Males 23.45 16.12 Females 23.81 16.18

Percentage of Scheduled Tribes Population to Total Population Persons 5.59 13.78 Males 5.46 13.51 Females 5.74 14.08

Number of occupied Residential Houses 12,334,859 238,669

Number of Households 12,514,414 243,872

Number of Villages Total 40,889 710 Inhabited 37,910 620 Uninhabited 2,979 90

Number of Towns 382 9 ANALYTICAL NOTE & ANALYSIS OF DATA

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ANALYTICAL NOTE

1. Census concepts A. Rural and Urban Classification:

Census data have always been presented for rural and urban areas separately. The basic unit for rural areas is the revenue village which has definite surveyed boundaries. The revenue village may comprise more than one surveyed hamlets but the entire village is treated as one unit for presentation of data. In unsurveyed areas like villages within forest areas, each habitation area with locally recognised boundaries within each forest Range Officer's beat is treated as one unit. The following criteria are adopted for treating a place as urban for the 1991 Census which is similar to that adopted for the 1981 Census :-

(a) All statutory towns, i.e. all places with a Municipal Corporation, Municipal Board, Cantonment Board, Town Committee or Notified Town Area, etc.

(b) All other places which satisfy the following criteria: (i) a minimum population of 5,000, (ii) 75% of the male working population engaged in non-agricultural (and allied) activity, and (iii) A density of population of at least 400 per sq. km. (1,000 per sq. mile). A town with a population of one hundred thousand and above is treated as a city.

However, a place may also be treated as an urban area, if the Director of Census Operation, based on his personal knowledge and on available data is satisfied that a place, though with a population of less than 5,000 has all the urban characteristics, recommends treating of the place as a town in consultation with the State Government or the Union Territory Administration concerned and with and with the final approval of the Registrar General, India.

The concept of Urban Agglomeration (U.A.) adopted for the 1971 Census is continued in the 1981 and 1991 Censuses also. Large railway colonies, university campuses, port areas, military camps etc. which very often sprang up outside the statutory limits of a city or town but adjoining it may not be themselves qualify to be treated as town but form a continuous spread with the adjoining town. It would only be reaiistic to treat them as urban. Such settlements are termed as outgrowths (O.G.), and may cover a whole village or part of a village. Two or more towns may also be contiguous to each other. Such towns together with their outgrowths are treated as one urban nit and called "Urban Agglomeration", An Urban Agglomeration, therefore, constitutes: (a) a city or town with continuous outgrowth(s), the outgrowth being outside the statutory limits but falling within the boundaries of the adjoining village or villages or, (b) two or more adjoining towns with their outgrowth(s) or, (c) a city one or more adjoining towns with their outgrowths all of which form a continuous spread.

B. Census House: A Census house is defined as a building or part of a building having a separate main entrance from the road or common courtyard or staircase etc. used or recognised as a separate unit. It may be occupied or vacant. It may be used for residential or non-residential purpose or both. In certain cases it may, however, be difficult to apply the definition of a Census house. For example, in an urban area a flat has five rooms, each room having direct entrance to the common staircase or courtyard. By definition this has to be treated as five census houses. If (xii)

all the five rooms are occupied by a single household, it is not realistic to treat them as five census houses. In this case "Singleness" of use of these room along with the main house has to be considered and the entire flat be treated as one census house. On the other hand, if two independent households occupy these five rooms, the first household living in three rooms and the second household in two rooms, the first three rooms then should be treated together as one census house and the second two rooms as another census house. If all the rooms are occupied by independent households, each room should then be treated as a separate Census house.

C. Household: A household is a group of persons who commonly live together and take their' meals from a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevent any of them from dOing so. There may be a household of unrelated persons or having a mix of both. Example of unrelated households are boardjng houses, messes, hostels, residential hotels, rescue homes, jails, ashram etc. These are called "Institutional Households". There may be one-member households, two-member households or multi-member households. For Census purpose, each of these types is regarded as a "Household".

D. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes: The Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes are the communities scheduled under various Presidential orders beginning from 1950. As per the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Orders (Amendment Act, 1976) (No.1 08 of 1976 dated the 18th September, 1976) there are altogether 59 Communities scheduled as Castes, and 38 as Tribes in West Bengal. When a person claims to be a member of either the Scheduled Caste or the Scheduled Tribe community, the name of the caste/tribe to which he belongs should appear in the list of the Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes notified as per the above order in respect of West Bengal. If the name of the caste or the tribe to which he claims to belong to does not appear in the aforesaid list he is not treated as a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe though he may be scheduled in any other State of the Indian Union. Further, a person who claims to be a member of a Scheduled Caste should belong to the Hindu or the Sikh or the Buddhist religion while the person who claims to be a member of a Scheduled Tribe can belong to any religion. Further, a person claims to belong to a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe community returns his/her caste or tribe by a synonym or a generic name of a caste or a tribe, it is reckoned as Scheduled Caste or Tribe only if the name finds place in the last of the Scheduled Castes or the Schedule Tribes.

E. Literate : A person who can both read and write with understanding in any language is taken as literate. A person who can merely read but cannot write is not literate. It is not necessar; that a person who is literate should have received any formal education or should have passed any minimum educational standard. In the 1991 Census all children aged 6 years or less are treated as illiterate even though the child is going to school and may have picked up reading and writing a few odd words. In the previous Census of 1971 and 1981 children of the age of 4 years and below were treated as illiterate though they might be going to schools and had picked up reading and writing of a few odd words.

F. Main Workers: Main workers are those who had worked for the major part of the year preceding the date of enumeration, i.e. those who were engaged in any economically productive activity for 183 days (or six months).

Main Workers: I. Cultivator A person working as cultivator, if he/she is. engaged in cultivation of land owned or held tram Government or held from Private Persons or Institutions for payment in money, kind or share. Cultivation work also includes (xiii) supervision or direction of cUltivation of land.

II. Agricultural Labourer A person who works on another person's land for wages in cash or kind may be regarded as an agricultural labourer. An agricultural labourer has no right of lease or contract on land on which he/she works.

III. Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting, Plantations, Orchards and allied activities

A person who is engaged in rearing of goats, sheeps, pigs, ducks, hens, planting and conservation of forests, logging, felling and cutting of trees etc. ,sea, coastal and inland water fishing etc. , hunting, trapping and game propagation for commercial purposes, plantation of tea, coffee, rubber etc.

IV. Mining and Quarrying A person who is engaged in mining of coal, liguite, crude petroleum, natural gas, iron ore and quarrying of stones, clay and sand etc.

V. Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs

(a) Household Industry - A person who is engaged in production, servicing, repairing or making and selling of articles or goods such as handloom weaving, dyeing, carpentry, bidi rolling, pottery manufacturing, cycle repairing, blacksmithy, tailoring etc. in any unit which is conducted by the head of the household himself/herself and or by the members of the household at home within the village in the rural areas and only within the precincts of the home in case of urban areas. (b) Other than Household Industry - A person who is engaged in production, servicing, repairing or making and selling of articles or goods in any factory or workshop where the proportion of hired wGrkers are larger than the family workers.

VI. Construction A person who is engaged in construction and maintenance of buildings, roads, railways, telegraph, telegraph, telephone, waterways and water reservoirs, industrial plants etc.

VII. Trade and Commerce A person who is engaged in wholesale or retail trade conducted in various articles and products. A person who is also engaged in restaurants and hotel services and as commission agents.

VIII. Transport, Storage and Communications A person who is engaged in land, water and 'air transport. A person who is also engaged in storage, warehousing, communications such as postal, telegraph, wireless and telephone services.

IX. Other Workers A person who is engaged in banking, credit institutions, business services, legal services, community, cultural, social and personal services, public and civil services, educational services. A person who is also engaged in generation and transformation, distribution of electricity, gas and water supply.

G. Marginal workers Marginal workers are those who worked any time at all in the year preceding the date of enumeration but (xiv) did not work for the major part of the year, i.e. those who worked for less than 183 days (or six months). H. Non-workers Non-workers are those who did not work any time at all in the year preceding the date of enumeration. Non-workers may be those performing household duties, students, dependence, retired persons or renters, beggers, inmates of institution like convicts in jailor inmates of penal, mental or charitable institutions etc. and other non-workers who do not come under the category of the preceding types of non-workers.

2. History of the District Census Handbook: The District Census Handbook series was first published during the 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, administrative statistic, census tables and village and town directories including PCAs. The 1971 DCH series was planned in three parts. Part-A related to village and town directories, Part-B, to village and town PCAs 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. The 1981 DCH Census contained only Part-A, which contained village and town directory and Part-B, which contained the PCA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Police Station/Town levels. There has been a change in the design of the district Census Handbook Series of 1991 from 1981. Data in Village Directory statement has been presented C.D. Block-wise instead of the traditional Police Station level-wise.

3 (A) Scope of the Village Directory: The data presented in the format of the Village Directory containing 18 columns, help the data-users to have an overall view of the villages in regard to the amenities available in the villages such as education, health, drinking water, electricity, transport, communication, and irrigation etc. These data on amenities along with the information and land-use pattern meet the requirement of micro-level planning and serve pointers to regional " imbalances" in the process of development and the deficiencies in the implementation of Minimum Needs Programmes.

3 (8) Scope of the Town Directory: The Town Directory consists of seven statements. The formats are ,designed in such a way that the information contained therein, besides giving the data-users an overall picture of the various aspects of the socio-economic and development activities of the town in the district, meet the requirements of town planning with emphasis on the minimum needs rYogramme. The data provided on civic and other amenities. in slums in class I and class" towns (Statement-IVA) serve this purpose. It also helps the planners to chalk out programmes on provided of civic activities for the improvement of the 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 meet the requirements of the minimum needs programme. The incorporation of the class of town in all the seven Statements of Town Directory can help analyse the infrastructure of amenities by taking the class of town into consideration. The columns o,n civic administration status and population in a few statements also meet the requirements of the minimum needs programme. (xv) Brief history of the district

Darjiling is a small district located at the extreme north of the State of West Bengal. The district is full of dense forests, and hilly tracts of land. It is also infested with abundance of natural beauties. Darjiling is a part of Jalpaiguri division of West Bengal.

It is commonly believed that the district has been so named from the form of Darjeeling, its main administrative centre. According to one version, Darjiling or Darjeeling has been derived from the term 'Dorje ling' indicating 'the land of thunderbolt' in Tibetan language. There is also another version in this connection and according to that Darjeeling has been originated from I Durjoy L inga ' which means the highest peak of the mountain also in Tibetan language.

Darjeeling came to be regarded as a new district in Bengal only in 1850 with two separate regions:-

(i) Tarai area acquired after Nepal War and (ii) Hilly area obtained from the Sikkim Government.

In the past, before the advent of British, the Darjeeling area was a part of Sikkim and Bhutan States and never a part of Nepal State. The Tarai area was a part of Sikkim State but it was under the control of the Nepal State (1788-1816). After the war with Nepal (1814-16), the Tarai area came under British and in 1816 it was given back to Sikkim. British wanted to establish a Sanatorium in this area and received the area from the king of Sikkim in 1835. The king of Sikkim handed over the land to the British on 1st February, 1835 by a deed. In the deed the area was demarcated as the area covered to the South of Pass it river(L), Balason-Kahal, the east of pass it river (S) and Pasgnu and West of ~alorardu river. Afterwards, after the war with Sikkim, British acquired the area extended from North of Paddon river, in the east Pargit river(L) and tista river and in the West, some hilly areas of Sikkim and Sikkim Morang or Tarai area. Between 1835 to 1852, many British families settled in the area for its climate and natural beauty. In 1854, tea plantation were established in this area. Nepali and Bengali people came to settled in this place to work in the occupations. Bihari Tribals also came to work in the tea garden and settled in this area. In 1864 after the War with Bhutan by the British, the British extended its control over the areas located in the east of Tista, in West of Neclen and Dey clean rivers and the southern Hilly areas of Sikkim. In 1866, the Kalimpong area came under Darjiling district and in 1880 Siliguri area was taken out from Jalpaiguri district and was included in Darjiling district. After the partition of Bengal in 1947; some portion of plousidewa police station of the district were included in East-Pakistan, now Bangladesh.

Physical aspects Darjiling is a picture some Hill district located in the garden vally of Himalayan range of West Bengal. It lies Between 26°31' and 27° 13' north latitude and between 87° 50' and 85° 53' east lontitude. The total land of the district covers an area of 3,075 Sq. kms. It is bounded on the North by Sikkim, in the South by Bangladesh, West Dinajpur in the west by Nepal, Bihar and on the East by Bhutan and Jalpaiguri District. Main rivers of the district are Tista, Torsha, Jaldhaka and Mahananda. They are useful for irrigation facilities. In Jaldhaka river there is an Hydro Electrict Power Project and of the district is divided into three regions like, Hilly area, Tarai and Duars. All such places are unducated and interested with deep forests. From such forests firewoods are easily available. The northern part of the district is fully to mounteneous its border to the north being faces with sinliing mountain. The southern part of the district is however plain in nature with green vallies. There has been a change in the jurisdiction of the district. A new police station named Jaldhaka has been ~reated out of Garibathan Police Station, Moreover, a new police station on named Metigara has been created from the Siliguri police station of the district. One NM town named Jaldhaka Hydel Power Project Town and one (xvi)

NA named Mirik have been created in the last decade. But, there has been no change in the boundary of the district in last decade.

Major characteristics of the District Forest areas There are dense forests in the district covered with Sal, Sagun, Simul, Pine, Fur, Oak, and other large trees. Timber as principal forest product is available from the forests area used in connection with manufacture of houses and utensils, Tarpin oil is produced from Pine trees. Fire Woods are char-coal as forest products are also available in large number from the forests. Forest is the best amount of economic resource of the district. It covers about P.C of 'the total area of the district.

Mineral products Coal seems to be the only mineral product available in the district but it is of inferior quality. The mining product is conspicious by its abence in the district. The mining and mineral products required in the district are imported from places located outside the jurisdiction of the district.

Electricity and power The district receives its power from the Hydel Power Project of Jaldhaka river. The power is supplied by the AV substations of the State Electricity Board located in the district. As on 31.3.89, 7 towns and 434 villages are electrified.

Land and Landuse Pattern The Subdivision like Darjiling, Kalimpong and Kurseong are full of hills and undulated hands. But, on the other hand the area covering the Siligur; Subdivision is plain and free from hilly areas. In this region the land is also fertile and suitable for cultivation work.

Land use pattern of the district (Economic Survey '86-'87) (1) Area under forest - 38.91 p.c. (2) Area not available - 23.61 p.c. for cultivation (3) Other uncultivated - 9.36 p.c. land excluding current Fallows (4) Current Fallows - 0.20 p.c. (5) Net area sown - 74.41 p.c.

Agriculture The majority of the rural folk of the district are not depended on Agriculture. However, the main agricultural crops of the district are Paddy and Bhutta. Only 25.52 p.c. are cultivator, 8.6 p.c are Agricultural labours and 65.83 p.c. of the workers are engaged in other category of works. The workers of the district are maicly engaged in Tea and Orange plantation. Some among them are also engaged in Sinchona plantation. In Mangpu there is an offical centre for cultivation Sinchona.

Tenancy There is only one kind of tenancy system (jotsystem). Sinchona and manufacturing of Opium in the district. The owner of the land pays rent directly to the state authority. There is no Bhagjot system in the district after the introduction of Land Tenancy System 1954 in the State of West Bengal. (xvii)

Animal husbandry In the district a considerable number of persons are engaged in either livestock or fishery activities. There are 339 fishery centres and large number of farmers for the earning of goats and pigs. All these have stabilised the economic foundation of the people. Livestock is a principal occupation of the rural people in the hilly areas.

Industry Tea is the most important industry in the district. In 1850, the first Tea garden was established in 1872, there were 74 Tea gardens in 14,000 acres of land. In 1889, there were 177 tea gardens in 45,000 acres. The labours of the Tarai area have come from the tribal belts of Bihar but in the hilly area, the workers are mostly Nepalies. Alongwith Tea gardens, there are Tea manufacturing centre. The economy of the district is depended on Tea, Tourism and Timber. In 1'984, 32 crores of Rupees have been earned from Tea, 23 crores of Rupees from tourism and 7 crores of Rupees from Timber. Siliguri is the largest commercial centre of the district. It is also the main marketing centre for North Eastern States of India. Oranges and Pineapples are important commercial crops of this area. Darjiling form is the main marketing centre for those crops.

Transport From Siliguri, motorable roads are available for Darjiling, Sikkim and Kalimpong towns. Assam Rd and National Highway No. 31 passes through the district. The Howrah-Gwahati Broad Gauze line of the N'F' Railway connects different parts of the district. New Jalpaiguri R.S. is an important Railway junction near Siliguri Town. There is also a Metre Gauze line connecting Lakhimpur and Gauhati via Siliguri town. Moreover, there is also a Metre Gauze line connecting Siliguri and Darjiling towns. The different parts of the district are well connecting by the State Transport system, private Bus agencies and Mini Bus system.

Social Development There is a constant movement for separate 'Gorkha land' covering the three Hilly Sub-division like Darjiling, Kurseong and Kalimpong of the district. The People of these areas mostly Nepalese wast a separate entity of ttleir own outside West Bengal. As a result, Nepali has been declared also as the official language in the district. The Government has undertaken many efforts to develop the Napali language in the district. The GNLF is very active in the three SUb-divisions of the district.

Administrative Development In the last decade a Darjiling Gorkah Hill Council, on autonomous body to look after the interest of the Hill People of the 3 Sub-divisions has been established by the Central Government with the concurrence of the State Government. It has independent financial power to use the development of these areas. In the last decade, two new police stations have been created. Maligaon P.S. has been created out of Siliguti P.S. and Jaldhaka P.S. has been formed from the Kalimpong P.S. of the district. At prestnt, there are 15 police stations, 10 C.D. Blocks in the district covering the population of 1,299,959 according to 1991 Census. Moreover, there are new 4 Municipal towns, I NA and 4 Non-Municipal towns. Mirik is the new Notified area town in the district.

Places of interest

(1) Darjiling town - A hill station of outstanding beauty and braCing climate. It is called the "Queen of Hill Stations" in India. Darjiling town i,s also the District Headquarters and Sub-divisional Headquarters, located at the altitude of 7,000 feet from here, now covered Kanchanjhangha can be observed, Paglajhora, Victoria Falls, Botanical Garden, Race Course of Lebong, observating Hill, Municipal markets are the important places of tourist interest. It is only 53 miles by Rail from Siliguri t,own. (xviii)

(2) Kurseong town - It is the Headquarters town of kurseong Sub-division. It is located 20 miles from Darjiling town. It is a beautiful town and a health resort.

(3) Kalimpang town - It is the Headquarters of the Kalimpong Sub-division. It is 32 miles away from Darjiling town. Kalimpong is a picturesque town with excellent climate.

(4) Ghoom - There is a monastry in this place. The Railways Station of this place is the highest Railway Station in India.

(5) Mirik - It is situated at an elevation of 1,524 meters from the sea level and an attractive tourist spot. It has a lake in this place.

(6) Dow Hill - It is located at a distance of 3 miles from Kurseong town. It is one of the best spots for picnic and holidaying. (xix)

Table-1 Distribution of Villages According to the Availability of Different Amenities

SI. Name of C.D. Block No. of No. (with Percentage) of villages having one or more of the following amenities No. Inhabited Education Medical Drinking Post & Market I Communi- Approach by Power Villages Water Telegraph Hat cations Pucca Road Supply 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 Darjeeling-Pulbazar 48 46{95.~3) 33{68.75) 48{100.00) 13{27.08) 6{12.50) 8{16.67) 27{56.25) 18{37.50) 2 Rangli Rangliot 29 28{96.55) 11 (37.93) 29{100.00) 10{34.48) 1 (3.45) 3{10.34) 5{17.24) 25{86.21) 3 Jorebunglow· 43 40{93.02} 33{76.74) 43{100.00) 36{83.72) 4{9.30) 11{25.58) 16{37.21) 40{93.02) Sukiapokhri 4 Kalimpong·1 43 31 (72.09) 7{16.28) 43{100.00) 11 (25.58) 6{13.95) 9{20.93) 13{30.23) 11 (25.58) 5 Kalimpong·1I 22 16{72.73) 5{22.73) 21 (95.45) 6{27.27) 2{9.09) 9{40.91) 4{18.18) 6 Gorubathan 31 17{54.84) 8{25.81) 31 (100.00) 6{19.35) 5{16.13) 5{16.13) 8{25.81) 7{22.58) 7 Siliguri·Naxalbari 162 97{59.88) 31{19.14) 154{95.06) 16{9.88) 13{8.02) 52(32.10) 34{20.99) 52{32.10) 8 Kharibari·Phansidewa 174 128{73.56) 15{8.62) 174{100.00) 14{8.05) 22{12.64) 36{20.69) 52{29.89) 21 (12.07) 9 Mirik 11 11 (100.00) 7{63.64) 11{100.00) 10{90.91) 3{27.27) 9{81.82) 8{72.73) 10{90.91) 10 Kurseong 57 42{73.68) 24{42.11) 57{100.00) 25{43.86) 5{8.77) 5{8.77) 26{45.61) 25{43.86)

Total 620 456(73.55) 174{28.06) 611 (98.55) 147(23.71) 65(10.48) 140(22.58) 198(31.94) 213(34.35) (xx) Table-2 Proportion of Rural Population served by Different Amenities

SI. Name of C.D. Block Total Proportion of Rural Population served by the Amenity of : No. Population Education Medical Drinking . Post & Market I Communi- Approach by Power of Inhabited Water Telegraph Hat cations Pucca Road Supply Villages 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Da~eeling Pulbazar 117,196 99.07 68.21 100.00 28.61 22.95 22.45 57.83 43.73 2 Rangli Rangliot 65,342 95.97 57.51 100.00 56.29 5.66 17.73 27.47 95.82 3 Jorebunglow Sukiapokhri 92,312 96.27 82.08 100.00 92.29 10.20 26.62 35.66 96.71 4 Kalimpong-I 53,641 94.34 19.83 100.00 49.92 13.84 28.72 47.83 56.56 5 Kalimpong-II 51,411 71.03 22.39 94.55 30.46 18.32 37.98 22.04 6 GOfubathan 43,285 83.02 56.06 100.00 46.34 28.21 46.20 52.71 43.40 7 Siliguri-Naxalbari 177,327 76.67 34.05 96.01 25.26 18.33 50.20 32.23 51.51 8 Kharibari- Phansidewa 204,057 86.04 17.88 100.00 20.17 29.13 36.56 45.01 31.26 9 Mirik 34,001 100.00 59.57 100.00 88.06 30.58 86.10 70.91 90.82 10 Kurseong 65,287 83.86 58.34 100.00 58.79 16.13 13.07 56.90 56.01

Total 903,859 87.52 43.69 98.91 41.19 19.09 34.16 43.91 53.79 (xxi)

Table-3 Distribution of Villages not Having Certain Amenities, Arranged by Distance Ranges From the Places where these are Available Villages not Having Number of Villages where the Amenity is not Available and Available at Distance of- The Amenity of -5 Kms 5-10 Kms 10+ Kms Total (eols 2-4)

2 3 4 5

Education 163 164 2 Medical 283 162 446 3 Drinking Water 6 2 9 4 P&T 318 151 4 473 5 MarkeVHat 378 176 1 555 6 Communication 299. 180 480 (xxii)

Table-4 Distributions of Villages According to the Distance from the Nearest Town and Availability of Different Amenities Distance No. of No. (with Percentage) of villages having the Amenity of- Range From Inhabited Education Medical Drinking Post & Market I Communi- Approach by Power The Nearest Villages in Water Telegraph Hat cations Pucca Road Supply Town each Range (in Kms.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

0-5 102 75(73.53) 19(18.63) 96(94.12) 17(16.67) 7(6.86) 29(28.43) 45(44.12) 35(34.31) 6-15 284 187(65.85) 55(19.37) 281 (98.94) 42(14.79) 31(10.92) 71(25.00) 80(28.17) 73(25.70) 16-50 216 178(82.41) 87(40.28) 216(100.00) 84(38.89) 23(10.65) 35(16.20) 67(31.02) 101 (46.76) 51+ 18 16(88.89) 13(72.22) 18(100.00) 4(22.22) 4(22.22) 5(27.78) 6(33.33) 4(22.22) Unspecified

Total 620 456(73.55) 174(28.06) 611(98.55) 147(23.71) 65(10.48) 140(22.58) 198(31.94) 213(34.35) (xxiii)

Table-5 Distributions of Villages According to Population Range And Amenities Available

Population No. of No. (with Percentage) of vi "ages having the Amenity of : Range Inhabited Education Medical Drinking Post & Market I Communi- Approach by Power Vi "ages Water Telpgraph Hat cations Pucca Read Supply

in each _ •• __ ,.__ ~~ ___ .r Range ._ .. _-- ... _.. -.~~.---.~ -.. ~-----.--'.-. 2 3 4 S () 7 8 9 10 -~-~----

-499 142 60(42.25) 4,:0.82) 140(86.::-8) 5(3.52) 6(4.23) 13(9.15) 17(1 j 97) 1:)(10.56) 500-1999 337 262(77.74) 92(')/.30) 332(88.52) 6"1(19.88) 27(8.01) 73(21.66) 110(32.64) 105(31.16) 2000-4999 122 116(95.08) 67(54.92) '120(98.36) 62(50.82) 23(18.85) 41(33.61) 61 (50.00) 77(63.11) 5000+ 19 18(94.74) 11 (57.89) 19(100.00) 13(68.42) 9(47.37) 13(68.42) 10(52.63) 16(84.21 )

Total 620 456(73.55) 174(28.06) 611 (98.55) 147(23.71) 65(10.48) 140(22.58) 198(31.94) 213(34.35) (xxiv)

Table-6 Distribution of Villages According To Land Use

Name of Number of Total Area Percentage of Percentage of C.D. Block Inhabited Villages Cultivable Area Iggigated Area to To Total Area Total Cultvable Area 2 3 4 5

Darjeeling Pulbazar 48 21,274.00 85.79 34.65 2 Rangli Rangliot 29 30,583.00 33.83 12.72 3 Jorebunglow Sukiapokri 143 38,598.00 28.33 17.22 4 Kalimpong-I 43 32,116.00 42.64 27.14 5 Kalimpong-II 22 30,300.00 11.82 81.82 6 Gorubathan 31 44,116.00 35.49 13.95 7 Siliguri Naxalbari 162 36,384.00 72.95 24.76 8 Kharibari Phansidewa 174 48,006.00 66.01 3.88 9 Mirik 11 9,709.00 66.57 3.44 10 Kurseong 57 30,851.00 50.83 23.12

Total 620 307,972.00 52.37 22.88

Cultivable Area = Irrigated + Unirrigated Area (xxv)

Table-7 Per Capita Receipt and Expenditure in Towns

SI. Class, Name & Per Capita No. Civic Status Receipt Expenditure of the Town Total Receipt Receipt Total General Expenditure Public Expenditure Other Through From all Expendi- Adminis- on Public W.orks on Public Aspects Taxes Other ture tration Health & l!lstitutions Sources Convenience 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

·1 VI Bairatisal (NM) 2 IV Cart Road (NM) 1.62 1.11 0.51 1.62 1.62 3 II Darjiling (M) 449.48 23.62 425.86 445.35 207.73 86.01 48.50 11.95 91.16 4 VI Jaldhaka Hydel Power Project Town (NM) 5 III Kalimpong (M) 72.35 12.97 59.38 67.33 15.26 31.67 6.70 4.12 9.58 6 III Kurseong (M) 228.51 20.14 208.37 221.14 15.14 42.76 46.68 9.84 106.72 7 V Mirik(NA) 151.24 0.34 150.90 124.68 31.46 15.74 63.04 14.44 8 I Siliguri (M) 144.40 35.58 108.82 115.03 3.56 32.40 59.58 2.19 17.30 9 IV Uttar Bagdogra (NM)

Total 197.17 27.92 169.25 177.90 45.70 41.99 48.97 4.71 36.53 (xxvi)

Table-8 Schools per 10,000 Population in Towns

SI. Class, Name & No. Per 10,000 Population No. Civic Status Higher Secondary! Secondary! Junior Secondary! Primary of the Town Inter! PUC Matriculation Middle Junior Colleges 2 3 4 5

1 VI Bairalisal (NM) 2.13 4.25 2 IV Cart Road (NM) 0.74 2.21 1.47 9.58 3 Darjiling (M) 0.82 1.78 0.27 6.43 4 VI" Jaldhaka Hydel Power ProjectTown (NM) 3.23 3.23 5 III Kalimpong (M) 1.55 2.58 2.58 7.47 6 III Kurseong (M) 0.75 2.72 5.61 7 V Mirik (NA) 1.42 4.27 4.27 7.12 8 Siliguri (M) 0.41 0.65 0.28 3.69 9 IV Uttar Bagdogra (NM) 0.83 1.66

Total 0.66 1.39 0.58 4.90 (xxvii)

Table-9 Number of Beds in Medical Institution in Town

SI. Class, Name & Civic Status of The Town No of Beds in Medical Institution per 1,000 Population No. 2

VI Bairatisal (NM) 2 IV Cart Road (NM) 3 II Darjiling (M) 6.41 4 VI Jaldhaka Hydel Power Project Town (NM) 1.94 5 iii Kalimpong (M) 10.56 6 III Kurseong (M) 14.95 7 V Mirik (NA) 1.42 8 Siliguri (M) 3.00 9 IV Uttar Bagdogra (NM) 1.66

Total 4.96 (xxviii)

Table-10 Proportion of Slums Population

SI. Class, Name & Civic Status of The Town Proportion of Slums Population Density in Slums (Per Sq.Km) No. To Total Population of The Town 2 3

II Darjiling (M) 26.39 9640 2 Siliguri (M) 21.30 15049

Total 12915 (xxix) Table-11 Most Important Commodity Manufactured Imported & Exported in Towns

Sl. Class, Name & Civic Status of the Town Most Important Commodity No. Manufactured Exported Imported

2 3 4

VI Bairatisal (NM) Food Grains 2 IV Cart Road (NM) Potato Food Grains 3 II Darjiling (M) Woolen Garments Tea Fuel 4 VI Jaldhaka Hydel Power Project Town (NM) Food Grains 5 III Kalimpong (M) Leather Goods Timber Edible Oils 6 III Kurseong (M) Timber Products Tea Food Grains 7 V Mirik (NA) Woolen Garments Tea Food Grains 8 Siliguri (M) Iron Products Tea Iron & Cement 9 IV Uttar Bagdogra (NM) Tea Food Grains

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

CODES USED FOR VARIOUS AMENITIES IN VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Col. No. SI. No. Amenities Codes Col. No. SI. No. Amenities Codes 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 Col. 5 Educational Col. 7 Drinking Water 1. Primary School P 1. Tap Water T 2. Middle School M 2. Well Water W 3. Secondary School H 3. Tank Water TK 4. Higher Secondary/ PUC 4. Tube-well Water TW Inter/PUC/Junior/ 5. Hand Pump HP College level 6. River Water R College, any College C 5. 7. Fountain F (graduate level and above) 8. Canal C like Arts, Science and 9. Lake L Commerce etc. 10. Spring S 6. Industrial School 11. Nallah N 7. Traning School Tr 12. Others 0 8. Adult Literacy Class AC Col.8 Post & Telegraph /Centre 1. Post Office PO 9. Others(includes 0 2. Telegraph Office TO Sanskrit Pathshalas, 3. Post and Telegraph Senior Basic School, PTO Maktab etc. Office 4. Telephone Connection Phone Col.6 Medical Col. 10 Communication 1. Hospital H 1. Bus Stand BS 2. Maternity and Child MCW 2. Railway Station RS Welfare Centre Col. 11 Approach to Village 3. Maternity Home MH 1. Kutcha Road KR 4. Child Welfare Centre CWC 2. Pucka Road PR 5. Health Centre HC Col. 13 Power Supply 6. Primary Health Centre PHC 1. Electricity for ED 7. Primary Health Sub- PHS domestic purpose Centre. 2. Electricity for Agriculture EAG 8. Dispensary D 3. Electricity for other EO 9. Family Planning Centre FPC Purposes like industrial 10. T.B. Clinic TB Commercial etc. 11. Registrered Private RP 4. Electricity for all EA Practitioner purposes listed above 12. Nursing Home NH Col. 15 Land Utilisation 13. Subsidised Medical SMP 1. Canal C Practitioner 2. Tank TK 14. Community Health CHW 3. Tube-Well TW Worker 4. Well W 15. Others 0 5. Other Sources 0 4 C.D. BLOCK DARJILING-PULBAZAR VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. DARJILING 1 Barnesbeg 289.76 1842(339) P(2),M (-)(-10km) T,S (-)(10-km) (-)(5-10km) (-)(5-10kms) Tea Garden 2 2 Singla Tea Garder 244.84 3058(605) P(2) (-)(-10km) T,S (-)(-10km) (-)(-10km) (-)(-10km) 3 3 Ranjit Forest. 282.07 2219(434) P (-)(-5km) S (-)(-10km) (-)(-5km) (-)(-5km) 4 4 Badamtam 1199.50 4759(904) P(4),M (-)(-10km) T,S (-)(-10km) (-)(10+km) (-)(10+km) Tea Garden 5 5 Ging Tea Garden 681.09 4041(752) P(3),H D T,S (-)(-10km) (-)(10+km) (-)(10+km) 6 6 Banockbum 501.01 2603(498) P D S (-)(-10km) (-)(10+km) (-)(10+km) Tea Garden 7 7 Phubsering 504.25 2592(505) P(2) D S (-)(-10km) (-)(5-10km) (-)(-5km) Tea Garden 8 8 Rungneet 169.16 971(211) P (-)(5-10km) S (-)(-5km) (-)(5-10km) (-)(-5km) Tea Garden 9 9 Pattabong 220.15 4276(745) P(2) (-)(5-10km) S (-)(-5km) (-)(5-10km) (-)(-5km) Tea Garden 10 10 Patliabas Forest 297.44 511 (1 01) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10km) S (-)(-10km) (-)(5-10km) (-)(-5km) 11 11 Tukvar 634.15 4208(838) P(4),H D T,S (-)(10-20km) (-)(5-10km) (-)(-5km) TeaGarden 12 12 Lebong 454.06 2102(426) p H T PO,Phone (-)(5-10km) BS TeaGarden 13 13 Soom Tea Garden 636.98 2950(618) P(2) (-)(-10km) T,S (-)(10-km) (-)(5-10km) (-)(-5km) 14 14 Sum Forest 168.35 575(119) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10km) T,S (-)(10-km) (-)(10-km) (-)(-5km) 15 15 Singtam 599.75 2685(522) P(2) CHH(2) T,S (-)(10-km) (-)(5-10km) (-)(-5km) Tea Garden 16 16 Happy Valley 179.28 1291 (254) P (-)(-5km) S (-)(10-km) (-)(-5km) (-)(-5km) Tea Garden 17 17 Arya 233.50 1354(280) P 0 S (-)(10-km) (-)(5-10km) (-)(10+km) Tea Garden 18 18 Rishihat 276.40 2246(495) P,H (-)10km) S PO,Phone (-)(10+km) (-)(-5km) Tea Garden 19 19 Salu Tea Garden 121.41 1663(350) P (-)(-5km) S Phone (-)(-5km) (-)(-10km) 20 20 Rishihat 208.01 785(196) P CHW(-5) T,S PO (-)(-10km) (-)(-10km) Khasmahal 21 21 Barbatta 95.51 635(126) P CHW(-5) T,S (-)(-10km) (-)(10+km) (-)(-10km) Khasmahal 22 22 Bloom Field 301.49 2403(481) P (-)(5-10km) S (-)(-10km) (-)(5-10km (-)(-10km) Tea Garden 23 24 Darjiling 1038.43 1305(267) P(4) CHW(-6) T,S PO (-)(-5km) (-)(-5km) 24 25 Alubari 34.80 3014(594) P CHW(-2) T,S (-)(-5KM) (-)(-5km) (-)(-5km) Tea Garden 25 26 Lebong And 821.92 1598(330) P,(-7) (CHW-5) S PO,Phone (-)(-10km) (-)(-5km) Mineral Spring Tea 26 27 Pandam 484.82 2560(510) P (-)(-5km) T,S (-)(-10km) (-)(-10km) (-)(-10km) TeaGarden 27 28 Aloo Bart Busty 14.97 1117(224) P CHW(-3) (-)(-5km) (-)(-5km) (-)(-5km) 5 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available· gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,FP Darjiling 15 246.50 43.26

PR,FP Darjiling 20 55.00 170.00 19.84 FP Darjiling 20 225.00 57.07 PR,KR,FP Darjiling 20 ED 105.00 910.00 184.50

PR,KR,FP Darjiling 15 ED 50.00 496.00 135.09 PR,KR,FP Darjiling 10 35.00 375.00 91.01

PR,KR,FP Darjiling 15 55.00 389.00 60.25

FP Darjiling 5 ED 111.00 58.16

FP Darjiling 5 ED 172.00 43.15

PR Darjiling 10 ED 120.00 166.00 11.44 PR,KR,FP Darjiling 20 525.00 109.15

PR Darjiling 8 ED 85.00 369.00

PR,KR,FP Darjiling 15 50.00 595.00 81.98 PR,FP Darjiling 10 125.00 43.35 KR,FP Darjiling 20 125.00 410.00 64.75

KR,PR Darjiling 5 152.00 27.28

KR,FP Darjiling 15 185.00 48.50

PR,KR Darjiling 20 230.00 46.40

PR,KR Darjiling 20 115.00 6.41 KR,FP Darjiling 20 5.50 PC 98.00 100.00 4.51

KR,FP Darjiling 10 1.75 PC 40.00 51.05 2.71

KR,PR Darjiling 10 285.00 16.49

PR,FP Darjiling 2 7.69 915.00 12.14 103.60 PR,KR Darjiling 5 ED 28.50 6.30

PR,KR,FP Darjiling 10 ED 35.00 PC 390.00 384.00 2.92 10.00

PR,KR,FP Darjiling 10 395.00 89.82

PR,KR,FP Darjiling 5 ED 1.00 PC 6.05 6.00 1.17 0.75 6 C.D. BLOCK DARJILING-PULBAZAR .VILLAGE

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.PULBAZAR 1 Singalia Forest 17777.86 5936(1093) P(2) (-)(5-10kms) T,S (-)(10+kms) Tuesday (-)(10+kms) 2 2 Rimbick 1478.32 5673(1032) P,M,H FPC,CHW(5) T,S PO Tuesday BS 3 3 Namla 230.67 757(145) P CHW(4) T,S (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 4 4 Lodhama 559.68 3409(699) P(6),M PHS,CHW(6) T,S PO,Phone Wednesday BS 5 5 Halla 475.91 1487(266) P(5) CHW(4) T,S (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) BS 6 6 kankibong 1062.30 3154(567) P(5) RP,CHW(5) T,S (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-1 Okms) 7 7 Jhepi 477.53 1123(245) P(5) FPC,CHW(5) T,S PO,Phone (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) 8 8 Lamagaon 669.76 1986(357) P(2) CHW(4) T,S (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) 9 9 Reiling 931.19 2821 (551) P(3),H FPC,CHW(6) T,S PO,Phone (-)(lO+kms) (-)(5-10kms) 10 10 Dangia 498.43 1456(282) P(3) FPC,CHW(4) T,S (-)(5-10kms) (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) 11 11 Singbhum Dera 567.37 2231(379) P(3) FPC,CHW(4) T,S (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 12 12 Majua 208.82 1061(185) P(4) FPC,CHW(5) T,S (-)(5kms) (-)(10+kms) (-)(-5kms) 13 13 Kaijalia 416.42 1760(340) P(6) PHS,CHW(7) T,S PO,Phone (-)(5-10kms) BS 14 14 Samalbong 809.37 2518(491) P(5) CHW T,S (-)(5-10kms) (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) 15 15 Kolbong 291.78 1482(286) P(2) FPC,CHW(6) T,S PO, Phone (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) 16 16 Murmidong 425.72 1487(293) P(2) CHW(5) T,S (-)(5kms) (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) 17 17 Karmi 856.32 1388(253) P CHW(4) T,S (-)(5kms) (-)(10+kms) (10+kms) 18 18 Goke 1856.72 6230(1103) P(7)M(2) FPC,CHW T,S PO,Phone (-)(10+kms) (-)(5-10kmS) 19 19 Bijan Bari 495.74 5469(1127) P(4)M PHC,CHW(7) T,S PO,Phone Friday BS PUC 20 20 Chon tong- 749.08 5180(964) P(5),M,H CHW(6) T,S (-)(5-10kms) Friday BS Tea Garden 21 21 Lizahill- 189.80 1225(261) P CHW(2) T,S (-)(5-10kms) Friday BS Tea Garden 7 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Da~iling 96 177.05 72.86

PR,KR,FP Da~iling 76 140.00 PC,GC,360.00 901.00 1.32 76.00

KR,FP Da~iling 70 5.00 PC,GC,111.00 108.75 1.84 4.08 PR,KR,FP Da~iling 73 ED 12.00 PC,GC,240.00 298.05 1.58 . 8.05 PR,KR,FP Darjiling 65 10.00 PC,GC,200.00 250.05 7.86 8.00 KR,FP Darjiling 53 100.00 PC,GC,701.00 189.00 2.30 70.00 KR,FP Darjiling 50 21.00 PC,GC,245.00 200.00 0.53 11.00 K,FP Darjiling53 4.00 PC,GC,301.00 315.00 1.76 12.00

PR,KR,FP Da~iling 47 ED 75.00 PC,GC,700.00 125.00 1.19 30.00 KR,FP Darjiling 52 ED 20.00 PC,GC,300.00 156.00 1.43 21.00 KR,FP Darjiling 40 22.00 PC,GC,250.00 285.00 0.37 10.00 KR,FP Darjiling 35 5.00 PC,GC,100.00 97.00 0.82 4.00 PR,KR,FP Da~iling 49 ED 20.00 PC,GC,21 0.00 167.00 1.42 18.00

KR,FP Da~iling 55 60.00 PC,GC,495.00 238.00 1.37 15.00

KR,FP Da~iling 60 10.00 PC,GC,190.00 79.00 0.78 12.00 KR,FP Darjiling 60 11.00 PC,GC,300.00 105.05 1.67 8.00 KR,FP Darjiling 55 70.00 GC,PC,400.00 360.00 1.32 25.00 KR,FP Darjiling 50 ED 100.00 GC,PC,890.00 795.00 1.72 70.00

PR,KR,FP Da~iling 39 ED,EO 20.00 GC,PC,350.00 114.00 0.74 11.00

KR,PR Bijanguri 10 ED,EO 25.00 609.00 115.08

KR,KR . Bijanguri 10 ED 20.00 165.00 4.80 8 C.D. BLOCK RANGLI RANGLIOT VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post 01 the (Bus-stop, water & market/hat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.- RANGLI RANGLIOT 1 Kamba Tea 739.77 4,864(876) P(2) H S,T Phone (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) , Garden 2 2 Jeestavalley S,413.94 3,69~682) P(4),N (-)(S-10kms) S (-)(S-10kms) Hat2days- (-)(S-10kms) Forest in a week 3 3 Lapchu Tea 27S.19 1,498(290) P(3),M H S PO, Phone (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) Garden 4 4 PeshokTea 1,023.0S 3,S60(696) P,AC 0 S PO, Phone (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) Garden S S Bara Mungwa 229.0S 1,406(160) P,AC (-)(S-10kms) S,T (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) (-)(10+kms) 6 6 Chhota Mungwa 203.S6 1,17S(207) P,AC (-)(S-10kms) S,T (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) (-)(10+kms) 7 7 Takling 229.86 1 ,713(32S) P,M,AC(2) H,O S,T PTO,Phone (-)(-Skms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 8 8 Soring 204.37 733(1SS) P(2),M,AC H,HC,D S,T (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmohal 9 9 Chegra 367.0S 417(78) P ,AC(2) (-)(S-10Kms) S,T (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 10 10 Kolbong 1S9.46 498(101) P (-)(-SKms) S,T (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-10kms) Khasmahal 11 11 Rayak 2S.S0 278(49) M (-)(S-10Kms) S,T (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-1 Okms) Khasmahal 12 12 Lingding 1SS.80 S48(104) P ,M,AC (-)(S-1 OKms) S,T (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) Khasmahal 13 13 Humtukdaa 188.99 408(84) P (-)(-5kms) S,T (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) Khasmahal 14 14 Tukdah Forest 7S7.17 2,631 (482) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) S,T (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) lS lS lapchu 110.07 3,076(S79) 1,P(3),H(4) (-)(-Skms) S,T (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) Khasmahal 16 16 Singringtam 129.90 779(141) M,P,AC AC S,T PO (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) 17 17 Mandara 338.72 1,22S(222) P(2),AC (-)(S-10kms) S,T (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-1 Okms) 18 18 Tukdah 410.76 9S9(18S) C,M,AC(3) (-)(-Skms) T (-)(-Skms) (-)(·Skms) (-)(S-10kms) 19 19 Tukdah 622.41 3,182(S78) P(3) H T (-)Phone (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) Tea Garden 20 20 Dawaipani 171.99 966(182) P(3),AC :-)(-S-10kms) S,T (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-1 Okms) (-)(-Skms) 21 21 Pubong 259.40 1,465(266) P,M,AC(2) (-)(5-10kms) S,T (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 22 22 Rangli Rangliot 412.38 3,066(S88) P (-)(-Skms) S,T (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) Tea Garden 23 23 Gielie 488.06 2,9S8(S74) P(2),M,AC 0 T Phone (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) Tea Garden 24 24 Teesta Valey 760.00 S,132(992) P(3),AC (-)(-Skms) S,T (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) BS Tea Garden 2S 2S Pumong 1,081.33 6,072(1184) P(4),M AC,D S,T PO (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) Tea Garden 9 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,KR Darjiling 27 ED,EO 233.90 0-106.00 280.07 22.66 97.14

KR Da~i1ing 32 ED 2,630.48 0-89.03 1,398.7 764.86 590.87

KR Kalimpong25 ED,EO 203.15 0-40.47 463.37 42.49 273.57

PR,KR Darjiling 25 ED,EO 32.37 0-2.83 171.99 4.05 63.95

PR Kalimpomg20 ED 20.23 0-101.17 99.55 4.05 4.05 KR Kalimpong 20 ED 14.52 128.28 40.47 20.09 KR KaHmpong 20 ED 40.47 0-38.45 138.81 4.05 8.09

KR Kalimpong 22 ED 6.07 103.73 10.52 4.05

KR Kalimpong25 ED 16.19 297.85 40.47 12.54

KR Darjiling 38 ED 123.83 8.09 27.54

KR Da~i1ing 37 ED 2.02 0-10.12 10.12 3.24

KR Darjiling 36 ED 4.86 0-40.47 101.17 4.05 5.25

KR Darjiling 35 ED 0-8.90 140.50 7.25 32.34

KR Darjiling 37 ED 397.40 0-12.95 318.89 4.05 .23.88 KR Darjiling 38 ED 33.99 56.66 6.07 13.35

KR Darjiling 41 ED 18.21 0-44.52 36.42 14.59 16.16 KR Darjiling 42 ED 35.21 0-121.41 117.36 44.52 20.22 KR Darjiling 29 ED 8.09 0-20.23 281.46 4.05 96.93 KR Da~i1ing25 ED,EO 52.61 0-101.17 323.75 10.12 134.76

KR Darjiling 26 ED 6.07 0-80.94 38.45 21.35 25.18 KR Darjiling 24 12.14 0-101.17 117.36 12.55 16.18

KR Darjiling 25 ED,EO 7.69 0-24.25 252.93 6.07 121.44

KR Da~iling 20 ED,EO 52.61 0-40.47 238.28 12.14 144.56

KR,PR Darjiling 32 ED,EO 48.56 0-113.31 351.57 60.70 185.86

PR,KR Da~i1ing 35 ED 112.50 0-123.23 546.33 67.58 231.69 10 C.D. BLOCK RANGLI RANGLIOT VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, • water & marketihat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

26 26 Reshopbazar 2.83 381 (73) P,M,AC (-)(5-10kms) S,T PO (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms)

27 28 Labda 306.50 448(94) P,M HC T (-)(5-10kms) (-5kms) (-)(10+kms)

Khasmahal

28 29 Mangpucinchona 12,173.48 11,771 P(4),M H S,T Phone (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms)

Plantation (2998)

29 30 Rongchong 58.07 435(78) P (-)(5-10kms) T (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms)

Khasmahal 11 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Un irrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Da~iling 27 0.43 2.43

KR Darjiling 24 0-30.36 205.99 21.04 49.12

KR Da~iling 29 ED,EO 1,273.11 0-60.70 2,953.02 68.80 320.97

KR Darjiling 39 0-4.05 32.37 1.62 20.03 12 C.D. BLOCK JORE BUNGLOW -SUKHIAPOKHRI VILLAGE

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.- SUKHIAPOKHRI 1 2 Simantabasti 4.45 482(98) P (-)(-5kms) S Phone (-)(-5kms) B,S 2 3 Sukhiapokhri 12.14 3376(658) P(3),O(2), P.H.C,F.P.C T P.T.O,Phone Friday B,S PUC ,C.w.C 3 4 Minnagrirange 1332.24 1308(284) P(4) (-)(-5kms) T,S (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 4 5 Achhalalhatta 650.33 2241 (420) P(5),M D T,S P.O (-)(5-10kms) B,S (Rongbong Basti) 5 6 Chamu 476.46 2066(399) P(3) D T Phone (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) Tea Garden 6 7 Soolbongs 299.47 1992(419) P D T,S Phone (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) TeaGarden 7 8 Seyok 486.45 2161(426) P D T,S Phone. (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) Tea Garden 8 9 Gopal Dhara 353.48 1818(352) P,M D T,S Phone (-)(10+kms) (-)(-5kms) Tea Garden 9 10 Mangarjung 552.40 2413(460) P(3) D T,S Phone (-)(5-10kms) B,S Tea Garden(Nagri) 10 11 Sagmaru 245.64 1526(363) P(2) D T,S Phone (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) Tea Garden(Sungma) 11 12 Tarzun 229.05 1813(384) P(2) D T Phone (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) Tea Garden 12 13 Pokhribong 269.93 2956(503) P(3),M D T,S PO,Phone Sunday B,S Khasmahal 13 14 Samrick 452.04 1088(211) P(2) D T,S Phone (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) Tea Garden(Simripani) 14 15 Molatey 318.08 2528(506) P(2) D S Phone (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) Tea Garden(Avenerogp) 15 16 Dhajea 323.34 874(168) P(3),M D T,S Phone (-)(-10kms) (-)(-5kms) Tea Garden 16 17 Nagrifarm 573.44 3574(737) PUC,P(2) D T P.T.O (-)(-7kms) B,S Tea Garden 17 18 Dhajea 135.57 2727(517) P D T Phone (-)(-10kms) B,S Khasmahal P.S. JORE BUNGLOW 1 Kael Tea Garden 200.72 1774(347) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) T (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-10kms) 2 2 Mariabong 74.06 520(114) P,M D T P,O (-)(10+kms) B,S Tea Garden 3 3 Lingia 220.55 1736(348) P(2) D T Phone (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5kms) Tea Garden 4 4 Tumsong 189.39 1611 (337) P D T,S P,O,Phone (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-10kms) TeaGarden 5 5 Tumsong 73.25 1301(238) P,O(3) M,H T,S P.O,Phone (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) Khasmahal 6 6 Mim Tea Garden 390.52 2177(463) P(2) D T PhoM (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) 7 7 Parmaguri 469.84 1188(223) P(2) (-){5-10kms) T,S (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) Khasmahal 13 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Da~iling 27 ED 1.00 1.00 2.45 PR Da~iling 27 ED.EO 12.14

PR,KR Da~iling 40 708.61 362.60 157.83 103.20 PR,KR Darjiling 40 ED 8.09 250.81 186.34 166.87 38.22

KR Da~iling 40 ED 40.47 283.69 16.87 135.43

KR Da~iling 35 ED 181.30 83.77 34.40

PR,KR Da~iling 42 ED 331.03 72.84 82.58

KR Da~iling 46 ED 81.75 99.55 16.59 155.59

KR Darjiling 45 ED 10.00 10.00 468.87 22.83 40.70

KR Darjiling 38 ED 4.45 174.42 36.42 30.35

PR Da~iling 30 ED 15.78 195.87 7.69 9.71

PR,KR Darjiling 30 ED 40.47 121.41 40.47 40.47 27.11

KR Darjiling 35 ED 121.00 261.04 50.00 20.00

KR Darjiling 40 ED 0.78 157.43 99.95 59.92

PR Da~iling 55 ED 40.03 40.47 180.92 10.94 50.98

PR Darjiling 45 ED 157.34 80.11 285.66 14.28 36.05

PR Darjiling 60 ED 50.99 40.47 21.85 22.26

P.S.- JORE BUNGLOW PR,KR Da~iling 18 ED,EO 12.14 28.33 111.69 8.90 39.66 KR Darjiling 25 ED,EO 6.48 22.26 25.09 4.05 16.18

PR Darjiling 24 ED,EO 138.94 57.08 24.53

PR Darjiling 31 ED,EO 8.50 152.57 14.16 14.06

KR Darjiling 29 ED 5.00 30.00 20.00 10.00 8.25

KR Da~iling 28 ED,EO 4.86 247.67 127.48 10.51 KR Da~iling 27 75.00 145.00 125.00 40.84 84.00 14 C.D. BLOCK JORE BUNGLOW -SUKHIAPOKHRI VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketihat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. JORE BUNGLOW 8 8 Ghoompahari 1394.76 1004(18S) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) T,S (-)(-Skms) Sunday B,S Forest 9 9 Pulungdong 628.08 2179(406) P(3),M P.H.S T,S P.O. Phone (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-1 Okms) Khasmahal 10 10 Pulungdong- 106.43 SS2(109) P 0 T Phone (-)(S-10kms) (-)(Sc1 Okms) Tea Estate 11 11 Pubong 410.76 142S(262) P(2) 0 T P.O (-)(-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) Tea Garden 12 12 Kusumbong- SS9.69 1490(281) P(2) 0 T,S Phone (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) Tea Garden 13 13 Jorenunglow 30S.94 S43(10S) P (-)(-Skms) T (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) 14 14 Jorelhata S9.49 Uninhanited is is Senchal Forest 3019.80 667(127) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) T,S (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) 16 16 Rangaroong 147.71 63S(13S) P(1) D T,S (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-1 Okms) Tea Garden 17 17 Rangbul 43S.4S 3198(624) P(2) (-)(-Skms) T,S PO,Phone (-)(-Skms) BS,RS 18 18 Son ada Forest 249.69 Uninhabited 19 19 Hillcart Road 71.63 2084(428) P(2) H,C T,S P.T.O Sunday BS,RS 20 20 Sonada S80.73 6967(1377) P-8,M(3), M,H T,S PO.Phone (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) Khasmahal H(2),O(S) 21 21 Kalet Valey 637.79 3134(607) P(3) (-)(-10kms) T,S PO (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) Tea Garden 22 22 Dooteria Forest S07.89 Uninhabited 23 23 Dooteria 1182.91 4367(877) P(3),M 0 T,S PO,Phone (-)(S-1 Okms) (-)(-Skms) Tea Garden 24 24 Rongmookcheder 714.28 470S(902) P(2),M 0(3) T,S Phone (-)(S-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) Tea Garden 25 250kas 221.36 1150(207) P 0 T,S Phone (-)(5kms) (-)(-Skms) Tea Garden 26 26 Moondakotee S84.78 3762(801) (6),M,O(2) 0(2) T,S PO,Phone (-)(10kms) (-)(10kms) Tea Garden 27 27 Ringtong 767.69 3242(644) P(3) (-)(5-10kms) T,S Phone (-)(S-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) Tea Garden 28 28 Nahori 477.94 2283(480) P 0 T,S PO,Phone (-)(10kms) (-)(1()kms) Tea Garden(Balasom) 29 29 Ringtong 693.23 367S(7S1) P(2),M H,C T,S PO,Phone (-)(S-1 Okms) (-)(S-10kms) Tea Garden(Margaret) 15 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cUltivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 '

KR,PR Darjiling 10 EO 648.31 101.17 364.22 237.96 43.10

KR Da~iling 28 ED 30.08 250.00 150.00 100.00 48.00

KR Da~iling 28 ED 50.00 40.00 16.43

KR Darjiling 20 EO 90.00 120.36 150.40 50.00

KR Darjiling 19 EO,ED 36.42 450.42 40.47 32.38

KR Da~iling 11 30.35 28.33 52.61 174.42 20.23

KR Darjiling 16 ED 2768.05 219.34 32.41 KR Darjiling 16 ED 2.02 95.10 29.14 21.45

PR,KR Darjiling 15 ED 115.00 75.00 275.05 20.10 63.80 Uninhabited PR Darjiling 19 ED,EO 18.47 15.00 38.16 KR Darjiling 24 ED,EO 35.00 110.00 235.58 115.00 85.15

KR Darjiling 20 EO 60.09 91.15 296.26 86.34 103.95

Uninhabited 117.80 120.09 150.00 120.00 KR Darjiling 19 ED,EO 202.34 90.65 519.62 236.74 133.56

KR Darjiling 27 ED,EO 540.01 97.17 77.10

KR Darjiling 22 EO,ED 138.91 11.42 71.03

KR Da~iling 29 ED 20.00 190.00 310.00 35.78 29.00

KR Darjiling 27 ED 76.86 385.00 202.70 103.13

KR Darjiling 29 ED 35.00 45.00 164.91 125.86 107.17

KR Darjiling 26 ED 435.00 227.20 31.03 16 C.D. BLOCK KALIMPONG - I VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. lion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. KALiMPONG 26 Bhalukhop Forest 855.91 821 (124) P (-)(-5kms) o (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) BS 2 28 Homes St 202.12 1,839(375) P,H,PUC D T (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) And Graihms 3 40 Kaffir Forest 302.88 471 (109) P(2) (-)(5-10kms) S (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) 4 41 Kaffir Khasmahal 157.21 978(154) P (-)(5-10kms) o (·)(5-10kms) (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) 5 42 Kankebong 693.64 867(138) P (-)(5-10kms) o (-)(-5kms) (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 6 45 Icha Khasmahal 527.69 3,256(568) P,M,H (-)(5-10kms) T,O P,O (-)(S-10kms) BS 7' 46 Pudung 381.69 1,433(257) P (-)(5-10kms) o P,O (-)(S-10kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 8 47 Sindibong 665.70 3,306(635) P (-)(-5kms) o P,O (-)(5-10kms) (-}(S-10kms) Khasmahal 9 48 Dungra 308.67 3,776(646) P (-)(-5kms) o P,O (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) Khasmahal 10 49 Bhalukhop 690.90 3,639(761) P (-)(5-kms) o (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) Khasmahal 11 50 Kalimpong 186.16 Uninhabited Dansong Forest 12 51 Mangber Forest 470.65 156(47) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) T,S (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) 13 52 Tista Bazar D.I.F. 30.98 2,203(454) P,H PHC T,O T,O Sunday BS 14 53 Mangwa Forest 467.01 868(239) P (-)(-5kms) T,S (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) BS 54 Tashiding Forest 598.94 62(19) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) T,S (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) 15 55 Kalimpong 745.44 6,829 P (-)(5-10kms) T,O P,O (-)(S-10kms) BS Khasmahal (1211) 16 57 Bong Khasmahal 469.76 3,353(563) P,H.(-)(5-10kms) T,O (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) 17 58 Yorkpintam 421.69 852(123) P (-)(5-10kms) o (-)(-5kms) (-)(S-10kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 18 59 Siokbir 559.28 1,058(169) P,M PHS T,O P,O (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 19 60 Samalbong 529.74 1,890(297) P (-)(-5kms) o (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 20 61 Lulagaon 443.54 614(101) P (-)(-5kms) o (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 21 62 Lulagaon Forest 618.77 174(32) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) T,S (-)(5-kms) (-)(S-10kms) (-}(5-10kms) 22 63 Pemling Forest 502.22 Uninhabited 23 64 Pemling 1031.96 1,387(232) P (-)(5-10kms) o (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 24 65 Nimbong 2016.97 2,440(386) P PHS o P,O Tuesday (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 25 66 Nobgaon 1004.44 1,113(157) P (-)(-5kms) o (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(10+mks) Khasmahal 26 67 Paringar 1198.38 830(136) P,M (-)(-5kms) o (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 17 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Kalimpong 20 855.91 PR Kalimpong5 ED 42.15 158.25 1.72

KR Kalimpong 22 302.88 FP Kalimpong 20 100.00 57.21 FP Kalimpong 15 327.22 360.25 6.07

PR Kalimpong 10 ED 123.68 388.79 15.22 PR Kalimpong 10 ED 195.94 181.32 4.43

PR Kalimpong7 ED 386.74 250.76 28.20

PR Kalimpong 5 ED 232.45 70.42 5.80

FP Kalimpong 4 ED 12.21 634.09 44.60

Uninhabited 186.16

KR Kalimpong8 470.65 PR Kalimpong 15 ED 2.56 28.42 PR Kalimpong 16 467.01 KR Kalimpong 15 598.94 PR Kalimpong 7 ED 6.19 212.23 419.31 107.71

PR Kalimpong5 ED 301.16 128.76 39.84 FP Kalimpong 15 3.62 91.66 233.21 93.20

FP Kalimpong 15 157.90 374.88 26.50

FP Kalimpong 20 285.25 124.23 120.06

FP Kalimpong 20 28.18 364.56 50.80

KR Kalimpong 22 618.77 Uninhabited 502.22 FP Kalimpong 20 118.19 531.42 382.35

KR Kalimpong 20 219.33 1348.04 146.10 303.50

,; KR Kalimpong30 508.83 448.33 47.28

KR Kalimpong 30 385.88 138.25 508.41 165.84 18 C.D. BLOCK KALIMPONG - I VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & markeVhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

27 68 Samter Forest 497.77 Uninhabited 28 69 Samther 933.15 1,054(190) P,M PHS T,O P,O Monday (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 70 Singi Khasmahal 596.11 1,020(142) P,H RP T,O p,O Friday (-)(10+kms) 29 71 Tunang Forest 767.06 Uninhabited 30 72 Comesi Forest 619.58 628(118) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) T,S (-)(-5kms) ,-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 31 73 Ring Kingpong 661.67 81 (21) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) S (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) Forest 32 74 Riyong Forest 10.52 Uninhabited 33 75 Turzam Forest 107.24 158(28) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) S (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 34 76 Rambi Bazar D.I.F 3.24 405(83) P,M (-)(-5kms) T p,O Sunday BS 77 Riayang Railway 6.99 204(47) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 0 (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) Station 35 78 Birik Forest 515.57 406(111) H(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) S (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) BS 36 79 Mazeok Forest 910.96 238(43) P (-)(-5kms) o (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) 37 80 Suruk 892.12 1,021 (167) P,M RP o (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 38 81 Lishcatchment NA Uninhabited Forest 39 82 Yang Makum 2,556.22 1,888(243) P (-)(-5kms) o (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 40 83 Gulling Forest 453.25 Uninhabited 41 84 Panbu Forest 830.02 516(76) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) T,S (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 42 85 Mangpong Forest 4,173.16 503(86) P (-)(-5kms) 0 (-)(10+kms) (-)( 1O+kms) BS,RS 43 86 Lish Forest 1,893.88 351 (56) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) T,S (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 44 87 Chunabhati Bazar 1.62 302(52) P,H (-)(-5kms) T (-)(-Skms) Sunday (-)(5-10kms) 45 88 Chuanthi Forest 1,847.81 352(45) P (-)(-5kms) T (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 46 89 Uttar Fulbari 6.88 223(49) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) T (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) Khasmahal 47 90 Ramthi Forest 1,677.84 Uninhabited 48 91 Suntalay 1.21 112(23) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) T,S (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) BS Khasmahal 19 DIRE·CTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Uninhabited 497.77 KR Kalimpong 30 392.85 378.25 30.10 131.95

KR Kalimpong 20 244.14 269.70 82.27 Uninhabited 767.06 KR Kalimpong 14 619.58 KR Kalimpong 30 661.67

Uninhabited 10.52 KR Kalimpong 27 107.24 PR Kalimpong 35 ED 3.24 FP Kalimpong 30 4.60 2.39

PR Kalimpong 35 515.57 FP Kalimpong 30 910.96 FP Kalimpong 35 12.08 57.74 802.30 20.00

Uninhabited

FP Kalimpong 40 512.50 1936.01 107.71

Uninhabited 453.25 KR Kalimpong 30 830.02 PR Kalimpong 25 4173.16 KR Siliguri 33 1893.88 PR Malbazar 25 ED 1.62 KR Malbazar46 1847.81 l(R Malbazar40 6.88

Uninhabited 1677.84 PR Siliguri 30 1.21 20 C.D. BLOCK KALIMPONG-li VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & markeVhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.- KALiMPONG 1 1 Rangpo Forest 238.36 Uninhabited 2 2 Mangchu Forest 282.07 Uninhabited 3 3 Mansong 799.26 7,789(1273) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) T,S (-)(-Skms) (-)(10+kms) BS Cinchona Plantation 4 4 Kashone 1,091.4S 2,S13(383) P(2) (-)(-Skms) S (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal S 5 Perdong Bazar . 2.64 1,147(182) P(2) (-)(-Skms) T,S (-)(·Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) 6 6 Pedong S69.80 3,290(S77) ',M,H,PUC (-)(-5kms) S P.T.O,Phone (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) Khasmahal 7 7 Kagey 746.2S 2,217(360) P(2) FPC S PO (-)(S-10kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 8 8 Maria 291.78 1,644(291) P(2) D S (-)(10+kms) (-)(S-10kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 9 9 Ladam 1,146.89 2,006(321) P (-)(10+kms) S (-)(10+kms) (- )(S-1 Okms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal 10 10 Lingsay 1,126.6S 2,162(384) P(3) (-)(10+kms) S (-)(10+kms) (-)(S-1 Okms) (·)(10+kms) Khasmahal 11 11 Lingsay 1,322.93 160(279) P(4) (-)(10+kms) T,S (-)(10+kms) (-)(S-10kms) (-)(5-1 Okms) Khasmahal 12 12 Rhenok Forest 949.40 Uninhabited 13 13 Raset Forest 728.84 Uninhabited 14 14 Kolbong Forest 648.31 Uninhabited 15 15 Lava Bazar D.I.F. 4.0S 766(131) (-)(-5kms) (-)(10+kms) T PO (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) 16 16 Lava Forest 927.55 Uninhabited 17 17 Khampong Forest 613.91 Uninhabited 18 18 Rissium Forest 249.69 Uninhabited 19 19 Paktam Forest 560.49 Uninhabited 20 20 Mayrong Forest 322.94 Uninhabited 21 21 Sakyong 1,078.9 5,027(898) P(4) (-)(5-10kms) S PO (-)(S-1 Okms) (-)(5-10kms) Khasmahal 22 22 Peangaon Forest 507.89 Uninhabited 23 23 Aigarah Bazar 3.24 1,630(319) P D T PO,Phone (-)(-5kms) BS D.I.F. 24 24 Icha Forest 261.43 Uninhabited 2S 25 Sangser Forest S84.37 Uninhabited 26 27 Sangser Khas 984.20 2,800(530) U(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(·Skms) (-)(-5kms) Forest 27 29 Dalapachanridge 141.24 Uninhabited Reserve Forest 28 30 Dalapchan Silip Uninhabited Reserve Forest 29 31 Dalapachan 390.S2 2,247(383) (-)(-Skms) (-)(10+kms) S (-)(S-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) Khasmahal 21 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Uninhabited 58.69 41.72 3.56 22.09 112.30 Uninhabited 69.45 49.37 4.24 26.21 132.80 PR Kalimpong 22 24.44 17.38 17.38 109.20 246.75

KR Kalimpong 30 268.72 191.00 191.00 101.49 513.86

PR Kalimpong 19 0.65 0.47 0.47 0.23 1.25 KR Kalimpong 25 140.29 99.72 99.72 52.98 268.26

KR Kalimpong 40 183.73 130.60 130.60 69.38 351.34

KR Kalimpong 40 7.84 51.07 51.07 27.11 137.38

KR Kalimpong 42 282.37 200.71 200.71 106.64 539.96

KR Kalimpong 50 277.38 197.67 197.17 104.76 530.44

KR Kalimpong 50 325.71 231.52 231.52 123.01 622.84

Uninhabited 861.10 88.30 Uninhabited 661.05 67.79 Uninhabited 588.01 60.30 PR Kalimpong 36 0.99 0.71 0.71 0.38 1.91 Uninhabited 841.28 86.27 Uninhabited 556.82 57.09 Uninhabited 226.47 23.22 Uninhabited 508.36 52.13 Uninhabited 79.50 56.52 56.52 30.04 152.03 KR Kalimpong 25 265.62 188.80 188.80 100.25 507.95

125.08 88.89 88.89 47.24 239.04 PR Kalimpong 15 0.79 0.57 0.05 0.30 1.53

64.36 45.75 3.92 24.32 123.08 143.87 102.26 8.76 54.36 275.12 KR (-)(5-kms) 892.67 91.53

Uninhabited 128.09 13.15

Uninhabited

KR Kalimpong 10 96.15 68.35 5.85 36.32 183.85 22 C.D. BLOCK KALIMPONG-li VILLAGE

81. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-:-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway 8tation, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.- KALIMPONG 30 32 Paiyong 861.99 4,513(800) P,M (-)(10+kms) T,8 (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) Khasmahar 31 338antuk 946.16 1,253(258) P(2) (-)(10+kms) T,8 (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) Khasmahar 32 34 8aihur Forest 878.58 Uninhabited 33 35 Chumang Forest 512.34 Uninhabited 34 36 Gitbeong 1,055.02 1,687(296) P(2) (-)(-5kms) T,8 (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) Khasmahal 35 37 Gitdubling 1,281.25 2,758(472) P,M,H H,C T,8 PO (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) Khasmahal 36 38 Paygang 265.07· 610(102) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) T,8 (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) Khasmahal 37 39 Bokhim 368.67 680(135) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) T,8 (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-1 Okms) (-)(5-10kms) Khasmahal 38 43 Palla Khasmahal 686.35 1,365(248) P(4),M (-)(10+kms) 8 (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) 39 44 Lolay Khasmahal 695.25 1,736 P (-)(10-l;kms) 8 (-)(-5kms) (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) 23 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Kalimpong 16 212.22 150.85 12.92 80.81 405.19

KR Kalimpong 25 232.95 165.57 14.19 88.00 445.45

Uninhabited 796.88 81.70 Uninhabited 126.14 89.65 7.68 47.67 241.20 PR Kalimpong 28 259.75 184.62 15.82 98.05 496.78

PR Kalimpong 49 315.45 224.21 19.21 119.17 603.21

KR Kalimpong 51 65.26 46.38 3.97 24.67 124.79

PR Kalimpong 51 90.76 64.51 5.53 34.31 173.56

KR Kalimpong 45 168.97 120.11 10.29 63.84 323.14 KR Kalimpong 40 171.71 121.66 10.42 64.68 327.32 24 C.D. BLOCK GURUBATHAN VILLAGE

81. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway 8tation, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.- JALDHAKA

1 Rechilachak 112.10 3(1) (-) (-)(5-kms) 8,0 (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (.-)(-5kms)

Khasmahal (5-10kms)

2 2 Rechila Forest 2,560.47 Uninhabited

3 3 Ruka Forest 1,807.75 Uninhabited

4 4 Today Tangta 1,995.52 1,722(284) P(5) (-)(10+kms) T,8,0 (-)(-5kms) Thursday B,8 Khasmahal

5 5 Paten Godak 1,999.97 3,504(631) P(6),H(1) H,C T,8,0 (-)(-5kms) 8unday B,8 Khasmahal

6 6 Chichu Forest 491.70 Uninhabited 7 7 Paren Forest 1,462.14 247(49) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) T,8,0 (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) B,S 8 8 Rango Forest 1,927.13 9,697(1826) P(6),H(2) H,D T,8,0 Phone,P.O (-)(10+kms) (-)(-5kms) 9 9 Mo Forest 2,032.35 52(11) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) T,8,0 (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 10 10 Thousum Forest 993.11 426(88) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) T,8,0 (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 11 34 Eastnar Forest 3,162.65 237.(45) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) T,8,0 (-)(-5kms) (-)(10+kms) (-)(-5kms)

12 35 Samsing 552.81 1,676(305) P(2) (-)(10+kms) T,S,O P.O (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) Khasmahal

13 36 Kumai 1,057.05 866(168) P(3) (-)(10+kms) T,8,0 (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) Khasmahal

14 37 Kumai 807.35 3,596(713) P(1) (-)(10+kms) T,8,0 (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) TeaGarden

15 38 Kumai Forest 1,367.04 860(154) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) T,O (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms)

16 11 Pankasari 1,358.14 Uninhabited Forest

17 12 Westner Forest 2,206.37 Uninhabited

18 13 Pankhasari 2,173.59 1,444(338) P(6) H,C T,8,0 P.O (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal

19 14 8amabiyong 724.25 759(120) P(2) (-)(10+kms) T,8,0 (-)(5-10kms) (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) Tea Garden

20 15 Pashiting 237.55 234(45) P(1) (-)(10+kms) T,8,0 (-)(5-10kms) (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahal

21 16 Nim Khasmahal 1,033.5 1,292(227) P(3) (-)(10+kms) T,8,0 (-)(5-10kms) (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms)

22 17 Pagrongbong 1,777.8 2,235(376) P(4) D T,8,0 (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) (-)(10+kms) Khasmahai

23 18 Noam Forest 1,365.01 395(88) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) T,8,0 (-)(10+kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms)

24 19 Lehti Forest' 1,853.88 295(51) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) T,8,0 (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms)

25 20 Manabari 2.83 Uninhabited Khasmahal 25 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Jaldhaka Town 17 76.89 10.93 24.28

Uninhabited 1,795.59 323.34 399.02 42.52 Uninhabited 1,156.94 275.19 336.29 39.33

KR Jaldhaka Town 57 0-242.18 1,052.18 202.58 498.58

PR Jaldhaka Town 35 0-283.28 809.37 202.34 704.98

Uninhabited 169.56 214.08 76.08 31.98 KR Jaldhaka Town 20 ED 1,336.67 60.70 40.47 24.30

PR Jaldhaka Town 35 EO 1,618.74 70.82 237.57 KR Jaldhaka Town 28 1,803.28 50.59 161.87 16.61

KR Jaldhaka Town 28 590.43 141.64 202.34 58.70 KR Mal 45 2,447.54 356.93 303.51 54.67 KR Mal 56 0-40.47 283.28 80.94 148.12

KR Mal 30 0-80.94 445.15 121.41 409.55

KR Mal 35 530.37 14.16 242.82

KR Mal 30 465.79 429.37 317.68 154.20 Uninhabited 800.06 181.70 309.18 67.20

Uninhabited 1,532.54 237.55 363.81 72.47 PR Kalimpong 35 0-40.47 1,375.93 323.75 433.44

KR Kalimpong 40 364.22 40.47 319.56

KR Kalimpong 40 0-59.49 101.17 48.56 28.33

KR Kalimpong 30 0-263.05 426.13 121.41 222.91

KR Odlabari 40 0-785.09 768.90 171.99 51.82

KR Odlabari 10 806.53 202.34 283.28 72.86

KR Odlabari 18 1,186.13 242.81 323.75 101.19

Uninhabited 0-1.62 0.80 0.41 26 C.D. BLOCK GURUBATHAN VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketihat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

26 21 Turibari 13.76 Uninhabited Khasmahal 27 22 Pogu Forest 1,755.54 435(86) P(2) (-)(-5kms) T,S,O (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 28 23 Upperfagu 503.03 1,910(400) P(1),H(1) (-)(-5kms) T,S,O P.O Monday (-)(-5kms) Tea Garden 29 24 Ambeok Forest 379.60 1,065(206) (-)(-5kms) D T,S,O P.T.O (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 30 25 Ambeok Forest 499.30 121(24) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) T,S,O (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 31 26 Dalingkot Forest 771.34 1,585(240) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) T,S,O (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 32 27 Dalingma 265.07 614(116) M(1),P(3) (-)(5-10kms) T,S,O (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) Khasmahal 33 28 Gorubathan 794.00 4,268(802) P(1),H(1) P,H,C T,S,O P.O,Phone Monday B,S Khasmahal 34 29 Mal Khasmahal 141.64 806(168) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) T,S,O (-)(-5kms) Monday B,S 35 30 Mal Forest 2,499.36 481(113) P(1) (-)(-5kms) T,S,O (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) 36 31 Lowerfagu 232.29 1,204(243) P(1) H T,W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) Tea Garden 37 32 Darjiling Hill 380.00 849(189) (-)(-5kms) H T,W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) Doars Tea Garden 38 33 Sakam Forest 893.56 407(77) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5kms) T,S,O (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) 27 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Uninhabited 0-8.09 3.24 2.43

KR Odlabari 22 1,138.38 293.40 242.81 80.95 PR Mal 26 ED 420.87 82.16

KR Siliguri 60 11.33 199.51 50.99 117.77 KR Siliguri 62 222.58 213.27 39.66 23.79

KR Siliguri 31 190.28 424.72 8.19 148.15 KR Mal 27 0-20.23 63.31 83.97 97.56

PR Mal 20 ED 0-323.75 221.36 182.11 66.78

PR Mal 20 ED 0-36.42 36.28 24.42 44.52 KR Mal 32 1,860.74 323.34 242.81 72.47 KR Mal 22 ED 199.11 12.14 21.04

KR Mal 27 ED 212.05 84.98 82.97

KR Mal 48 307.97 323.75 167.95 93.89 28 C.D. BLOCK SILIGURI-NAXALBARI VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code 01 the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post 01 the (Bus-stop, water & markeVhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

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P.S.- MATIGARA INVESTIGATION CENTRE

1 Sitong Forest 388.50 Uninhabited 2 2 Sivock Hill 1,479.95 Uninhabited Forest 3 3 Sivoks Forest 1,395.37 595(114) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) BS 4 4 Champasari 1,106.02 Uninhabited Forest 5 5 Mohanandi 1,021.03 502(99) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(5-kms) Forest 6 6 Suknapratham 24.69 1,S76(304) (-)(-Skms) PHC TW P.T.O (-)(-5kms) BS,RS Khanda 7 7 Sukna Forest 322.6S Uninhabited 8 8 Kamalabarir 25.S0 207(40) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) Chhat 9 9 Khoklong Chhat 36.83 344(66) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) W,TW (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) BS 10 10 Paharu 70.01 Uninhabited 11 11 Chotta Addalpur 77.70 Uninhabited 12 12 Khoklong 119.38 1,27S(2S7) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) TW (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) BS 13 13 Bara Adalpur 183.32 677(lS4) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) BS Dwitiyakhanda 14 14 Khaprul 451.63 2,402(429) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(5-10kms) Daily Market BS 15 15 Patanjharer 14.16 825(167) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) Chhat 16 16 Fulbari Chhat 29.54 Uninhabited 17 17 Patan Chhat 71.23 Uninhabited 18 18 Patan SO.18 Uninhabited 19 19 Fulbari Pataner 65.96 lSl (24) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) Chhat 20 20 Ruhinir Chhat 18.21 1,917(376) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W,TW (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) 21 21 Khopalasi 170.37 633(112) P P,H,8 W (-)(-5kms) Daily Market BS 22 22 Jhauguri 88.02 354(74) P(1)AC(1) (-)(-5krns) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(S-l Okms) 23 23 Jhauguri Chhat 77.30 1,770(324) (-)(-Skms) (-)(5-10km W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) (-)(5-1 Okms) 24 24 Rajpairi 210.44 994(164) AC CWC TW (-)(S-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) 25 25 Chamtaguri 19.02 382(80) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms)

Chhat 26 26 Chamta 193.44 1,060(203) :>(1 ),AC(l) PHS TW,W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) 27 27 Panchanai 135.97 1,2S7(247) P,AC (-)(-Skms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) 88 28 28 Nunubairagi 120.60 1,088(235) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-5kms) 29 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Uninhabited 113.72 198.30 40.47 36.01

Uninhabited 872.91 279.23 215.25 12.56

PR Siliguri 05 360.91 407.76 280.77 285.93

Uninhabited 530.14 356.12 108.46 111.30

KR Siliguri 10 382.02 410.76 121.00 107.25

PR Siliguri 10 ED 0-11.74 8.09 4.86

Uninhabited 128.29 121.41 18.21 54.74 KR Siliguri 06 7.28 18.22

PR Siliguri 05 12.14 24.69

Uninhabited 25.90 44.01

Uninhabited 31.16 46.54 PR Siliguri 15 40.47 78.90 KR Siliguri 15 0-80.94 74.06 8.09 20.23

PR,KR Siliguri 13 ED 0-40.47 170.78 199.92 40.46 KR Siliguri 13 2.43 11.73

Uninhabited 15.38 14.16

Uninhabited 43.71 27.52 , Uninhabited 12.14 32.37 3.67

KR Siliguri 1D 38.45 4.05 23.46

KR Siliguri 10 2.02 16.19 PR Siliguri 13 EA 0-40.47 87.82 2.02 40.06

KR Siliguri 13 ED 69.61 2.02 16.59

PR Siliguri 14 55.44 9.31 12.55

KR Siliguri 14 0-80.94 80.94 20.23 28.33

KR Siliguri 15 15.78 3.24

KR Siliguri 10 ED 0-80.94 85.39 14.16 12.95

PR Siliguri 07 0-60.70 64.75 2.02 8.50

KR Siliguri 10 60.00 63.94 56.66 30 C.O. BLOCK SILIGURI-NAXALBARI VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in numberbf ~ay or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

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P.S. MATIGARA INVESTIGATION CENTRE

29 29 Nunubairagi 74.46 32(9) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) Chhat 30 30 Mohorgon 854.30 1,801 (395) P(2) (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) BS Tea Garden 31 31 Purba Karai 49.78 Uninhabited Barir Chhat 32 32 Qal Makhari 63.13 242(44) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-1 Okms) (-)(5-10kms) 33 33 Shalbari Chhat 6.88 54(12) P (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) . (-)(5-10kms) Dwitia Khanda 34 34 Champasari 99.15 Uninhabited 35 35 Champasari 7.28 Uninhabited Chhat 36 36 Dura Marir 17.00 993(199) P (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) Chhat 37 37 Purba Pasunath 3.24 Uninhabited Barua 38 38 Pachim Pasunath 1.21 Uninhabited Barua 39 39 Karai Bari 158.64 765(145) P(1),AC(1) (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) 40 40 Daria Gramer 7.69 Uninhabited Chhat 41 41 Sisabari 127.07 441(75) I\C(1),P(1) (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) 42 42 RUpaJ1 Chhat 2.43 19(3) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) 43 43 Palash 221.77 1,052(187) P(2),AC(3) (-)(-5kms) TW,W (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) 44 44 Kalkut 148.12 1,278(238) AC(2) PHS TW,W (-)(-5kms) Friday (-)('5kms) 45 45 Kalabari 77.70 575(105) AC(l) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 46 46 Malahar 35.21 451(86) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 47 47 Mahishmari 218.94 831(185) P(l) PHC W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 48 48 Jadubhilar Chhat 64.75 445(80) AC(1) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) 49 49 Damragayer 25.09 1,164(244) AC (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) Chhat 50 50 Mahatram 139.62 1,767(372) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (- )(5-1 Okms) (-)(-5kms) 51 51 Udaysing 256.98 1,038(227) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) 52 52 Salbari Chhat 6.88 257(41) AC (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(-5kms) Wednesday BS Pratham Khanda 53 53 Dhukuria 242.00 1,275(229) P PHC W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 31 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Siliguri 10 38.04 36.42

PR Siliguri 15 EC 630.50 20.23 203.57

Uninhabited 20.65 8.90 20.23

KR Siliguri 10 22.66 14.16 26.31 KR Siliguri 10 4.05 2.83

Uninhabited 80.94 8.09 10.12 Uninhabited 4.05 3.23

KR Siliguri 12 12.55 4.45

Uninhabited 2.43 0.81

Uninhabited 0.81 0.40

KR Siliguri 12 ED 0-16.59 133.95 8.10 Uninhabited 4.05 3.64

KR Siliguri 11 0-40.47 74.46 12.14 KR Siliguri 10 1.62 0.81 KR Siliguri 10 ED 214.48 7.29 KR Siliguri 10 ED 125.45 2.02 20.65 KR Sitiguri 13 ED 58.68 19.02 KR Siliguri 12 ED 28.33 6.88 KR Siliguri 12 ED 194.25 24.63 KR Siliguri 14 ED 36.43 8.09 20.23 KR Siliguri 05 12.55 4.05 8.49

KR Siliguri 12 101.17 12.14 26.31 KR Siliguri 12 ED 0-40.47 183.73 2.43 30.35 KR Siliguri 10 ED 4.05 2.83

KR Siliguri 10 0-40.47 144.57 16.19 40.77 32 C.D. BLOCK SILIGURI-NAXALBARI VILLAGE

SI. Loca· Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketJhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S. MATIGARA INVESTIGATION CENTRE 54 54 Nichitpur 167.95 542(120) P (-)(5-10kms) TW,W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) 55 55 Baniakhari 171.99 1,984(445) P (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) BS 56 56 Guria 155.00 1,547(301) P (-)(-5kms) TW,W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) BS 57 57 Nimai 198.70 1,349(246) AC (-)(5-10kms) W PO (-)(-5kms) BS 58 58 Jugi Bhita 208.41 942(166) P,AC (-)(-5kms) TW,W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 59 59 Pancha Kulguri 181.70 814(217) P,AC (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) 60 60 Gouri 107.65 347(58) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) 61 61 Pataner Chhat 46.13 Uninhabited 62 62 Lalsara Chhat 30.76 328(66) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) 63 63 Dumriguri Chhat 59.89 627(120) P,O (-)(-5kms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) 64 64 Bataliguri 87.82 289(55) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) 65 65 Lachka 75.27 806(127) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) W,T (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) 66 66 Rangia 300.28 1,163(206) P·(-)(5-10kms) W,TW PO,Phone (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) 67 67 Nengti Chhara 86.20 344(73) P,AC (-)(5-10kms) W,TW (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 68 68 Tari 163.90 1,671(363) AC,P (-)(5-10kms) TW,W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms)' 69 69 Jitu 135.97 2,534(487) P,AC (-)(5-10kms) TW,W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) BS 70 70 Bairatisal 250.50 6,996(1349) P(2),C,H, PHC TW PTO,Phone Daily Bazar BS AC(2)O 71 71 Baramohan Singh 289.76 3,242(695) P(2),M, PHS TW,W PTO,Phone (-)(-5kms) BS AC(2) 72 72 Kawakhari 79.32 1,210(227) P(1)P,AC PHS,CWC TW,W PTO,Phone Daily Bazar BS 73 73 Pelku 121.00 656(141) AC HC TW, W (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) 74 74 Thiknikata 124.24 'i,216(259) P,AC (-)(5-10kms) TW,W (-}(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 75 75 Kauakhali 182.11 1,838(366) P,AC (-)(-5kms} TW,W PTO (-)(-5kms) BS 76 76 Kalam 195.06 528(104) P,AC HC TW,W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) 77 n Patiram 180.89 2,450(400) P,AC (-)(-5kms) TW,W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) 78 78 Tomba 146.50 1,874(355) P,AC (-)(-5kms) TW,W PTO,Phone (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 79 79 Mathapari 209.63 3,144(614) P,AC HC,FPC TW,W Phone (-)(-5kms) BS,RS 80 80 Matigara Hat 28.73 1,990(345) H,AC (-)(-5kms) TW,W PTO,Phone Tuesday,Friday BS,RS 81 81 Gaur Charan 234.31 1,054(222) AC (-)(S-10kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) BS,RS 82 82 Bara Gharia 289.76 1,393(27S) AC (-)(S-10kms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-Skms) 83 83 Daknikata 269.52 1,321(261) (-)(-Skms) (-)(5-10kms) TW,W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-Skms) 84 84 Foutsingher 23.47 440(98) P(2),AC (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) BS Chhat 85 86 Ujanu 224.20 2,929(480) P(2),AC (-)(-Skms) TW,W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) BS 33 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Siliguri 10 ED 143.66 2.02 22.27 KR Siliguri 08 ED 0-80.94 60.70 12.14 18.21 PR,KR Siliguri 09 ED 0-20.23 101.77 4.05 29.55 PR,KR Siliguri 10 ED 0-60.70 72.03 24.28 41.69 KR Siliguri 12 0-91.05 51.80 40.47 25.09 KR Siliguri 12 ED 0-101.70 60.70 6.07 13.23 KR Siliguri 11 65.15 42.50 Uninhabited 33.99 2.43 9.71 KR Siliguri 24 12.55 2.02 16.19 KR Siliguri 22 39.66 4.05 16.18 KA Siliguri 19 0-20.23 36.42 8.09 23.08 KR Siliguri 18 0-10.12 49.37 6.07 9.71 KR Siliguri 16 EO 0-32.37 126.65 23.88 117.36 KR Siliguri 15 39.66 20.23 26.31 KR Siliguri 10 ED 143.65 6.07 14.17 KR Siliguri 12 EO 32.37 8.09 95.51 PR Siliguri 11 EO 71.23 7.28 171.99

PR Siliguri 10 EO 0-60.70 . 153.78 10.12 65.16

PR Siliguri 14 EO 0-20.23 50.99 8.10 KR Siliguri 18 ED 0-40.47 72.84 7.69 KR Siliguri 20 ED 107.17 8.09 14.98 KR Siliguri 20 ED 100.94 36.42 44.75 KR Siliguri 15 104.00 60.70 30.36 KR Siliguri 13 ED 0-23.07 141.64 16.18 KR Siliguri 12 ED 0-40.47 93.89 4.05 8.09 KR Siliguri 09 ED 135.27 6.37 67.99 KR Siliguri 08 ED 20.64 8.09 KR Siliguri 06 EO 0-121.41 60.70 20.23 31.97 KR Siliguri 08 EO 0-60.70 161.87 26.71 40.48 KR Siliguri 06 EO 0-20.23 156.21 24.28 68.80 KR Siliguri 04 17.62 5.85

PR Siliguri 01 EO 0-101.17 40.47 5.67 76.89 34 C.D. BLOCK SILIGURI-NAXALBARI VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and S-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is gi~en) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9· 10

P.S.-NAXALBARI 1 Mechi Forest 1,218.4S 118(21) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) 2 2 Lohargar 397.00 1,S13(314) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) Tea Garden 3 3 Lohargar Forest 233.91 171(37) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (;)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) 4 4 Manjha 314.44 968(192) P (-)(-Skms) W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) BS Tea Garden S S Rang Mohan 24.69 794(200) (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-10kms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-10kms) 6 6 Barachenga 310.80 2,292(398) P (-)(S-10kms) TW (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-1 Okms) 7 7 Marapur 83.37 1,122(210) P (-)(S-10kms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) as 8 8 Chhota Chenga 371.91 1,127(222) (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-1 Okms) 9 9 Nipania 177.2S 1,83S(309) P (-)(S-10kms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) as 10 10 Mirjangla 19S.06 1,683(331) P (-)(S-10kms) TW (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) BS 11 11 Jhabar Chhat 9.71 22S(62) (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-10kms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) as 12 12 Suraj Barer 2S.49 Uninhabited Chhat 13 13 Amar Sing 10.93 Uninhabited 14 14 Siubar 181.70 761(142) P (-)(-Skms) TW (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(5-1 Okms) 1S 1S Chhota 2S.S0 146(29) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-10kms) Ganjer Chhat 16 16 Chhota Ganja 17.81 S(1) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) 17 17 Pataram 106.03 200(41) P (-)(S-10kms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) as 18 18 Surajbar 206.39 12(2) P (-)(S-10kms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-10kms) 19 19 Surajbar 40.07 Uninhabited 20 20 Baramani Forest 420.47 771(163) P (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) 21 21 Kilaram 192.23 1,28S(247) P (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) ·22 22 Kamala 209.63 2,304(393) P,AC (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) 23 23 Ketugabur 1SS.40 648(122) P(2) (-)(S-10kms) (S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) Tuesday (-)(S-10kms) 24 24 Fakna 103.60 687(139) (-)(-Skms) PHC W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) as 2S 2S Budhkaran 233.91 1,417(299) P (-)(S-10kms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-}(S-10kms) BS 26 26 Geni 23S.S3 2,80S(626) P,AC(2) H,FPC W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) as 27 27 Naxalbari 1S.78 4,612(837) P,PUC(2) H . TW,W PTO Daily Market BS,RS 28 28 Dayaram 192.63 2,498(443) P (-)(-Skms) TW,W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) 29 29 Nehal 102.39 300(S2) P (-)(S-10kms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-1 Okms) 30 30 Chhota Maniram 347.63 1,131(209) P (-)(5-10kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) 31 31 Dhakna 252.93 1,875(383) P PHS TW,W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) as 32 32 Bhimram 290.16 3,028(617) P(4) PHS TW,W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) BS 35 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND .LAND USE

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 , 18

KR Naxalbari 15 433.82 412.78 296.23 75.62 KR Naxalbari 13 20.23 269.52 18.21 89.04

KR Naxalbari 13 109.67 72.03· 23.88 28.33 KR Naxalbari 10 ED 0.22 314.22

KR Uttar Bagdogra 16 4.05 16.17 4.45 KR Uttar Bagdogra 28 254.14 46.54 KR Naxalbari 10 0.20 83.17 KR Naxalbari 05 286.92 84.09 KR Naxalbari 10 121.41 55.84 KR Uttar Bagdogra 10 121.41 73.65 KR Naxalbari 10 8.09 1.62 Uninhabired 25.49

Uninhabited 10.93 KR Uttar Bagdogra 12 61.87 19.83 KR Uttar Bagdogra 10 24.28 1.22

KR Uttar Bagdogra 10 16.19 1.62 KR Uttar Bagdogra 06 101.17 4.86 KR Uttar Bagdogra 06 161.87 44.52 Uninhabired 40.07 KR Uttar Bagdogra 10 323.75 96.72 KR Uttar Bagdogra 05 161.87 2.02 28.34 KR Uttar Bagdogra 04 0-182.11 20.23 7.29 KR Uttar Bagdogra 04 0-141.64 8.09 5.67 PR Uttar Bagdogra 06 0:80.84 19.42 0.81 2.43 PR Uttar Bagdogra 06 ED 0-222.58 6.07 4.05 1.21 KR Uttar Bagdogra 02 ED 0-20.23 202.34 0.81 12.15 PR Uttar Bagdogra 02 EA 2.83 12.95 KR Uttar Bagdogra 02 0-161.87 24.28 6.48

KR Uttar Bagdogra 06 0-91.05 1.21 10.13 KR Uttar Bagdogra 06 0-323.75 23.88 KR Uttar Bagdogra 10 0-202.34 40.47 6.07 4.05 KR Uttar Bagdogra 02 EA 0-242.81 40.47 6.88 36 C.D. BLOCK SILIGURI-NAXALBARI VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code bfthe and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications -{J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Pos~ of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.·NAXALBARI 33 33 Utlam Chand 74.87 491 (108) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 34 34 Hodabhitar Chhat 216.10 609(133) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) • (-)(-5kms) 35 35 Utlam Chhanded 456.89 645(147) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) Chhat 36 36 Mudir Jangal 154.59 686(134) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 37 37 Satbhaia 214.08 823(160) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) BS 38 38 Ghusuru 289.76 1,126(194) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) BS 39 39 Raghuram 145.28 493(85) P,AC(2) (-)(-5kms) TW,W (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) 40 40 Nimubhitar Chhat 132.33 37(9) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 41 41 Mingharar 52.89 215(42) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 42 42 Mingharar Chhat 21.04 190(34) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 43 43 Garmmanir 20.23 573(107) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) Chhat 44 44 Garmmani 26.30 205(41) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 45 45 Damdama 272.76 625(117) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 46 46 Bairbhita 56.25 128(24) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) 47 47 Raghuramer 46.94 310(50) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) . (-)(5-1 Okms) Chhat 48 48 Bhakatram 63.54 295(44) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 49 49 Mangalsing 143.26 1,300(272) AC(2) PHS TW,W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) BS 50 50 Barajharu 137.59 639(146) P,AC(2) (-)(-5kms) TW,W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) BS 51 51 Sebdela 180.09 859(157) P,AC(3) (-)(5-10kms) TW,W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 52 52 Mahasing 142.85 529(96) AC (-)(-5kms) W (-)(5-iOkms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) 53 53 Atla 313.63 928(238) p. PHC W (-)(-5kms) HAT BS 54 54 Lakshmaner 25.90 415(47) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) Chhat 55 55 Lakshman 21.04 633(34) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 56 56 Deomani 69.20 850(188) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 57 57 Nandalal 142.45 513(134) P (-)(-5kms) TW,W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) 58 58 Tepuchanaru 97.13 598(130) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 59 590mi 98.34 410(25) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 60 60 Gaziram 209.22 446(83) AC (-)(-5kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) 61 61 Birsing 223.39 1,099(219) P,AC(2) PHS W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) 62 62 Dhanibanir Chhat 55.44 Uninhabited 63 63 Dhanibani 23.07 656(135) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) 64 64 Huchaimallik 169.97 559(111) AC (-)(-5kms) W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) 37 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Villa9.e distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Uttar Bagdogra 10 51.40 23.47 KR Naxalbari 05 152.97 4.05 59.08 KR Naxalbari 05 456.89

KR Naxalbari 05 154.59 KR Naxalbari 05 42.09 121.41 12.14 38.44 KR Naxalbari 05 0-202.34 40.47 6.48 40.47 KR Uttar Bagdogra 07 0-80.94 40.47 3.64 20.23 KR Naxalbari 10 114.22 18.21 KR Naxalbari 15 32.78 20.11 KR Naxalbari 15 8.90 12.14 KR Naxalbari15 8.09 12.14

KR Naxalbari 10 12.14 14.16 KR Naxalbari 10 201.13 71.63 KR Uttar Bagdogra 09 20.23 0-23.88 4.05 8.09 KR Uttar Bagdogra 08 0-20.23 10.52 12.14 4.05

KR Naxalbari 05 40.07 23.47 PR Uttar Bagdogra 06 EA 0-80.94 42.09 20.23 KR Uttar Bagdogra 08 EA 0-91.05 30.35 16.19 KR Uttar Bagdogra 07 0-141.64 18.21 20.24 KR Uttar Bagdogra 09 0-60.70 61.92 20.23 PR Naxalbari 05 EA 191.42 22.21 KR Naxalbari 07 9.71 16.19

KR Naxalbari 10 2.83 18.21 KR Naxalbari 10 12.55 56.65 KR Uttar Bagdogra 11 0-60.70 55.44 4.05 20.24 KR Naxalbari 10 50.59 46.54 KR Naxalbari 10 74.06 24.28

KR Uttar Bagdogra 13 0-141.64 35.21 12.14 20.23 KR Uttar Bagdogra 14 0-121.41 53.42 24.28 24.28 Uninhabited 55.44 KR Uttar Bagdogra 11 13.36 9.71 KR Uttar Bagdogra 20 0-80.94 36.42 32.37 20.24 38 C.D. BLOCK SILIGURI-NAXALBARI VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total' Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.-NAXAlBARI 6S 6S Deoanbhitar 7.28 41(10) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-1 Okms) Chhat 66 66 Jamidarguri 112.91 Uninhabited 67 67 Jamidarguri 31.S7 123(31) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-10kms) Chhat 68 68 Bhelu 166.33 87(17) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-10kms) 69 69 Lohasing 200.72 2,1S2(343) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) 70 70 Mirjangaler Chhat SO.99 700(128) P (-)(-Skms) W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) 71 71 Sirsia 92.27 764(1S1) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) Tea Garden 72 72 Belgachi 29.S4 1,312(260) P(2) SHC T,TW,W PO (-)(-5kms) BS 73 73 Udiarip 224.20 Uninhabited 74 74 Kadma 79.32 Uninhabited 7S 7S Ordterai 179.28 1,31 0(2S4) P(2) PHC TW,W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) BS TeaGarden 76 76 Panighata 925.12 4,036(759) (-){-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) 77 77 M.M.Terai 230.27 444(98) P (-){-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-Skms) BS 78 78 Trihana 20S.18 2,431(448) P(3) PHC TW,W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) BS Tea Garden 79 79 Teprabhola 22.66 630(121) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) 80 80 Dalkajhar Forest 2,410.73 Uninhabited 81 81 Pantapari Forest. 627.67 Uninhabited 82 82 Baunibhitar Chhat 24.28 Uninhabited 83 83 Dhemal 18S.94 229{40) P (-)(5-10kms) W (-){S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) 84 84 Pantapari Forest 3S4.10 Uninhabited 8S 8S Tarabarir Chhat 22.66 17(3) (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-10kms) 86 86 Tarabari 41.28 148(23) P,AC (-)(S-10kms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) 87 87 Baunibhita 109.67 S14(94) P PHS W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) 10+kms 88 88 Batlabari 143.66 1, 1S8(227) P,AC (-)(-Skms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) 10+kms 89 89 Paschim Karai 10.93 Uninhabited Barir Chhat 90 90 Mayaram 208.01 89(20) (-){ -Skms) (-)(S-1 Okms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) (S-10kms) 91 91 Barabhita 239.98 110(20) (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-10kms) W (-)(S-10kms) (-)(-Skms) (-)(S-10kms) 92 92 Kamalpur 230.67 1,388(293) P PHC W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) BS 93 94 Dumriguri 270.33 2,233(4S1) P(4), D TW,W (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) BS AC(10) 39 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in - to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Uttar Bagdogra 18 4.05 3.23

Uninhabited 112.91 KR Uttar Bagdogra 10 2.02 12.14 11.33 4.05 2.03

PR Uttar Bagdogra 11 0-20.23 93.48 30.23 22.39 PR Naxalbari 10 99.96 100.76 Naxalbari 05 6.48 44.51 Naxalbari 10 31.57 60.70

Naxalbari 10 ED 1.21 28.33 Uninhabited 224.20 Uninhabited 79.32 PR Naxalbari 10 ED 22.66 8.09 148.53

KR Siliguri 13 0-95.10 520.43 30.35 279.24 PR Naxalbari 10 193.04 6.48 30.75 PR Naxalbari 10 ED 103.20 101.98

KR Naxalbari 10 2.43 20.23 Uninhabited 17.08 503.83 133.14 64.77 Uninhabited 362.19 145.28 97.93 22.27 Uninhabited 24.28 KR Siliguri 25 0-60.70 101.17 20.23 2.84 Uninhabited 163.90 190.20 KR Siliguri 22 0-2.02 12.14 6.07 2.43 KR Siliguri 22 ED 0-12.14 19.83 6.88 2.43 PR Siliguri 20 0-40.47 8.09 20.23 40.88 KR Siliguri 15 0-80.94 36.42 8.09 18.21 Uninhabited 10.93

PR Siliguri 14 0-2.02 31.97 4.05 169.97 PR Siliguri 13 0-6.07 25.50 6.07 202.34 PR Naxalbari 05 ED 107.24 123.43 PR,KR Siliguri 15 EA 0-80.94 87.01 6.88 95.50 40 C.D. BLOCK SILIGURI-NAXALBARI VILLAGE

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.-NAXALBARI

94 95 Rupsing 150.14 1,838(390) P,AC D TW,W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) BS 95 96 Lalman 340.34 2,927(561) P(2) D TW,W PO (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms)

96 97 Bhujiabanir Chhat 18.21 1,276(266) P (-)(-5kms) TW,W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) 97 98 Bhujiabani 252.93 453(92) P(2) (-)(-5kms) TW,W (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) (-)(-5kms) 98 99 Dakshin 146.09 1,213(224) P (-)(5-10kms) TW,W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) BS Bagdogra 99 100 Putimari 184.13 767(143) P (-)(5-10kms) TW,W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) 100 101 Rajajhar 228.65 1,534(284) P(2) (-)(5-10kms) TW,W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) 101 102 Bharat Sing 82.56 333(70) AC (-)(-5kms) TW,W (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) BS 102 103 Banidani Danga 231.08 3,181 (642) P(3),H, PHS TW,W PO Daily Market BS AC(8)

103 104 Shaibhita 244.43 1,242(234) P(2), (-)(5-10kms) TW,W (-)(-5kms) (-)(5-10kms) (-)(5-10kms) AC(2)

104 105. Rangapani 228.65 1,575(281) P,AC(6) D TW,W PO Daily Market BS 105 106 Mandalguri 214.48 6,797(1303) P(2), (-)(-5kms) TW,W PO Daily Market BS AC(3),M 41 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto.two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Siliguri 12 ED 0-40.47 60.70 8.09 40.88 KR Siliguri 14 ED 0-121.41 137.59 38.45 42.89

KR Siliguri 12 0-2.02 12.14 2.02 2.03 KR Siliguri 12 ED 0-80.94 20.23 20.23 137.53 PR,KR Siliguri 22 ED 0-60.70 40.47 4.05 40.87

KR Siliguri 14 0-95.10 143.71 20.23 25.09 KR Siliguri 16 0-113.55 63.13 8.09 23.88 KR Siliguri 11 0-36.42 40.47 2.83 2.84 KR Siliguri 12 EA 0-113.31 60.70 26.30 30.77

KR Siliguri 14 0-102.70 80.94 28.33 32.37

KR,PR Siliguri 15 ED 0-121.41 52.61 20.23 34.40 KR Siliguri 04 EO 40.47 131.52 4.05 38.44 42 C.D. BLOCK KHARIBARI PHANSIDEWA VILLAGE

Sl. Loca- Name ot Village Tolal Tolal Amenities availabl.e (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the ' No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. --5 kms" Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & market/hat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Polable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.- PHANSIDEWA 1 Mahideb 143.26 84(16) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) W,TW (-)(-5Km) Monday B.S

2 2, Chaupukuria 250.50 2252(410) P P.H.S W,TW P.O. (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm)

3 3 Krishnapur 36.02 Uninhabited TeaGarden 4 4 Sannyasi Thaner 121.81 14f4(286) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) W,TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) Chhat 5 5 Sannyasithan 32.37 Uninhabited 6 6 Jabarali 108.86 796(138) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) W (-)(5-10Km) (-)(5-10Km) (-)(5-10Km)

7 7 Jabarali Chhat 49.37 Uninhabited 8 8 Singi Jhor 184.94 966(191) P (-)(5-10Km) T,TW (-)(-5Km) (-){-5Km) B.S

9 9 Hari Sing 27.11 Uninhabited 10 10 Hari Singh Chhat 135.97 Uninhabited 11 11 Kado Pani 32.78 Uninhabited 12 12 Bhaishdubi 29.14 Uninhabited 13 13 Lioha Kaichi 82.56 Uninhabited 14 14 Rangali 39.66 368(60) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) W,TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(5-10Km)

15 15 Bhisti 106.84 1994(387) P (-)(-5Km) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm)

16 16 Tepu Tea Garden 118.17 660(127) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) W,TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km)

17 17 Panaullar Chhat 16.59 47(7) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) W (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km)

18 18 Halal 367.86 119S(212) P (-)(S-10Km) W,TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm)

19 19 Banur Chhat 30.35 259(46) P (-)(5-10Km) W,TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km)

20 20 Bangaru 99.15 1819(330) P (-)(5-10Km) W,TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm)

21 21 Ohemaler Chhar S7.47 474(78) P (-)(S-10Km) W,TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

22 22 Bhuban Guria 108.46 328(69) (-)(-5Km) (-)(5-10Km) W,TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm) Chhat 23 23 Bharia Oanga 74.46 137(32) P (-)(5-10Km) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

24 24 Bharia Dangir 70.01 88(17) (-)(-SKm) (-)(S-10Km) W,TW (-)(-5Km) (·)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm) Chhat 25 25 Pathar Hir Hira 207.20 431(80) P (-)(S-10Km) W,TW (-)(-SKm) Tuesday (-)(-5Km)

26 26 Pathar Hir Hirar 135.97 980(165) P (-)(S-10Km) TW (-)(-5Km) Tuesday (-)(-5Km) Chhat 43 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,KR Uttar Sagdogra 74.46 36.42 32.38 (8Km) KR Uttar Sagdogra PC (25.00) 108.95 76.89 39.66 (8Km) Uninhabited 26.30 8.83 0.89

PR,KR Uttar Sagdogra 104.00 3.24 14.57 (9Km) 22.26 10.11 KR Uttar Sagdogra 83.77 4.05 21.04 (12Km) 40.47 1.62 7.28 KR,PR UttarSagdogra. PC (5.00) 145.54 14.16 20.24 (9Km) Uninhabited 19.42 0.81 6.88 Uninhabited 104.00 4.86 27.11 Uninhabited 23.47 2.02 7.29 Uninhabited 21.04 8.10 Uninhabited 54.23 6.07 22.26 KR Uttar Sagdogra 29.95 0.81 8.90 (17Km) KR Uttar Sagdogra 76.49 8.09 22.26 (9Km) KR PR Uttar Sagdogra 81.34 7.69 29.14 (15Km) KR Uttar Sagdogra 8.74 2.43 2.42 (10Km) KR Uttar Sagdogra PC (3.00) 137.77 104.17 75.92 (12Km) KR Uttar Sagdogra PC (50.00) 6.19 8.09 6.07 (10Km) KR Uttar Bagdogra PC (10.00) 76.89 2.83 19.43 (10Kril) KR Uttar Sagdogra 30.04 6.88 10.55 (10Km) KR Uttar Sagdogra PC (10.00) 64.35 29.95 14.16 (10Km) KR Uttar Sagdogra 39.25 20.23 14.98 (11Km) KR Uttar Sagdogra 42.4'9 16.19 11.33 (10Km)

KR Uttar Sagdogra 122.62 70.82 13.76 (11Km) KR Uttar Sagdogra 97.13 10.52 28.32 (11Km) 44 C.D. BLOCK KHARIBARI PHANSIDEWA VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and S-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

P.S_, PHANSIDEWA 27 27 Fakir Dwip 201.S3 S89(1'10) P (-)(S-10Km) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

28 28 Mohan Lalea 54.63 152(25) (-)(-SKm) (-)(S-10Km) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Chhat 29 29 Sastu Gachh 240.38 448(80) (-)(-SKm) (-)(S-10Km) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

30 30 Tarabari 91.46 Uninhabited

31 31 Gangaram Tea 377.S7 2338(420) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) W (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Garden 32 32 Madhab Bhita 213.27 690(134) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km)

33 33 T entulguri 205.99 586(87) P (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

. 34 34 Kuchia 292.S9 940(174) P (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) Wednesday (-)(-SKm)

35 3S Dandrajhar 204.77 S19(101) P,M (-)(S-10Km) W,TW (-)(-SKm) Thursday & (-)(-SKm) Sunday 36 36 Kadubhita 324.1S 416(6S) P (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(S-10Km)

37 37 Dhakna Gachh S8.68 146(23) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) W (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(S-10Km)

38 38 Dhambhita 19S.06 173(34) P,M (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(S-10Km)

39 39 Foudigachh 195.06 627(112) P (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

40 40 Ambari 163.90 933(170) (-)(-SKm) HC W,TW (-)(-SKm) Tuesday & (-)(-SKm) Saturday 41 41 Molani 20S.18 1178(283) P,M (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

42 42 Hari Bhita 283.69 855(157) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

43 43 Farabari 246.86 1S94(273) P- (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

44 44 Haodabhita 222.17 2840(484) P (-)(-SKm) W (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

4S 4S Thakur Ganja 227.43 1441(267) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) . W (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

46 46 Jogi Bhita 331.44 1671(264) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) W (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

47 47 Lachu Bhita 196.27 Uninhabited 48 48 Fulbar 287.33 804(134) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKin) W (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

49 49 Churaman 272.3S 607(91) (-)(-SKm) H,C W (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) 45 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Un irrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Uttar Bagdogra 118.57 63.13 19.83 (11Km) KR Uttar Bagdogra 35.21 10.52 8.90 (9Km) KR Uttar Bagdogra 136.78 64.75 38.85 (8Km) Uninhabited 63.13 4.86 23.47

PR,KR Uttar Bagdogra 251.71 14.16 111.70 (15Km) KR Uttar Bagdogra 115.34 66.77 31.16 (12Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra PC(3.00) 99.79 48.56 54.64 (12Km) KR Uttar Bagdogra 173.21 72.84 46.54 (12Km) KR Uttar Bagdogra 103.60 48.56 52.61 (7Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra 214.89 44.52 64.74 (6Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra TW(5.00) 15.23 16.19 22.26 (6Km) KR Uttar Bagdogra TW(2.00) 97.96 44.52 50.58 (7Km) KR,PR Uttar Bagdogra 103.20 52.61 39.25 (13Km) KR,PR Uttar 8agdogra 101.17 28.33 34.40 (12Km) KR,PR Uttar Bagdogra 108.46 40.18 56.54 (11Km) KR,PR Uttar Bagdogra 158.23 60.70 64.76 (4Km) KR,PR Uttar Bagdogra 173.90 36.42 36.54 (10Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra 157.42 28.33 36.42 (10Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra 167.14 6.88 53.41 (12Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra 331.44 (13Km) Uninhabited TW(3.00) 122.46 35.61 35.20 KR Uttar 8agdogra 191.01 30.76 65.56 (12Km) KR Uttar Bagdogra 203.96 8.09 60.30 (14Km) 46 C.D. BLOCK KHARIBARI PHANSIDEWA VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code 01 the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. 01 the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post 01 the (Bus-stop, water & market/hat, . Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph ilany Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.- PHANSIDEWA 50 50 Bhala Manashi 229.05 855(117) P H,C W,TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km)

51 51 Thuna 137.19 1150(192) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm) W (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km)

52 52 Thunar Chhat 10.52 Uninhabited 53 53 Baramala 153.78 Uninhabited 54 54 Bandia Chhat 99.15 Uninhabited 55 55 Bandi 209.22 1709(349) P H,C W,TW (-)(5-10Km) Saturday B.S

56 56 Dalur Chhat 19.02 433(91) P (-)(5-10Km) W,TW (-)(5-10Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km)

57 57 Muktar Chhat 9.31 17(5) (-)(-5Km) (-)(5-10Km) W (-)(5-10Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km)

58 58 Sangatram 135.57 125(27) (-)(-5Km) (-)(5-10Km) W (-)(5-10Km) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km)

59 59 Nitubhita Chhat 24.69 443(95) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm) W (-)(5-10Km) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km)

60 60 Gangaram Maler 37.23 40S(87) (-)(-5Km) (-)(5-10Km) W (-)(5-10Km) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km) Chhat 61 61 Meherulla 116.95 1071(200) P (-)(S-10Km) W,TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km)

62 62 Helakadam Chhat 26.30 50(14) P (-)(5-10Km) W (-)(5-10Km) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km)

63 63 Sarcar Gachher 102.39 988(219) (-)(-5Km) (-)(5-10Km) W (-)(5-10Km) (-)(5-10Km) (-)(5-10Km) Chhat 64 64 Sarcar Gachh 91.46 509(99) P (-)(-5Km) W,TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km)

6S 65 Baraigachh 176.85 617(96) P (-)(-5Km) W,TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km)

66 66 Raghunath Chhat 21.45 Uninhabited

67 67 Abhiram 239.98 497(90) P (-)(-5Km) W,TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km)

68 68 Turi Bhita 288.14 1147(216) P (-)(-5Km) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm)

69 69 Tarban 233.10 1001(198) PMH, (-)(-5Km) W,TW (-)(-5Km) Wednesday (-)(-5Km) PUC 70 70 Anti Gachh 254.95 778(141) P PHS. W,TW P.O. (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km)

71 71 Bhushi Bhita 218.13 717(126) P(2) (-)(-5Km) W,TW (-)(5-10Km) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(5-10Km)

72 72 Radha 345.60 596(108) P(3) (-)(-5Km) W,TW (-)(5-10Km) (-)(5-10Km) (-)(5-10Km)

73 73 Nyrmmal 283.69 2311 (438) P (-)(5-10Km) W,TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(5-10Km) (-)(5-10Km) 47 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,KR Uttar 8agdogra 144.47 19.83 64.75 (15Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra 114.12 2.02 21.05 (16Km) Uninhabited 6.48 4.04 Uninhabited 122.22 4.45 27.11 Uninhabited 78.91 0.81 19.43 PR,KR Uttar 8agdogra TW(2.00) 141.26 16.59 49.37 (10Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra TW(0.30) 11.84 . 2.83 4.05 (6Km) KR Uttar Bagdogra TW(1.00) 5.07 0.81 2.23 (6Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra TW(1.00) 75.89 14.16 44.52 (14Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra 16.59 8.10 (14Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra 18.21 4.46 14.56 (6Km) PR,KR Uttar 8agdogra 71.63 8.90 36.42 (6Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra 16.19 4.05 6.06 (17Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra 79.72 2.43 20.24 (17Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra 57.06 10.12 24.28 (5Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra 5.00 99.00 32.37 40.48 (4Km) Uninhabited U 14.16 3.24 4.05

KR Uttar 8agdogra 157.42 19.83 62.73 (6Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra TW(1.00) 173.02 60.70 53.42 (6Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra, TW(10.00) 123.95 54.63 44.52 (10Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra TW(6.00) 153.85 32.37 62.73 (12Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra TW(1.08) . 143.12 3.10 70.83 (11Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra TW(6.10) 220.40 52.62 66.48 (10Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra 176.04 40.47 67.18 (10Km) 48 C.D. BLOCK KHARIBARI PHANSIDEWA VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -S kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (JL No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.- PHANSIDEWA 74 74 Mahammad Baksa 261.43 1396(261) P (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km) B.S

7S 7S Narayan 231.89 1119(213) P (-)(-5-10Km) W,TW (-)(5-10Km) (-)(5-10Km) (-)(5-10Km)

76 76 Kalaram 89.84 1624(306) P (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) B.S

77 77 Barapathu Ram 312.82 2557(462) P (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) B.S

78 78 Chhota Pathuram 204.37 888(173) P (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) B.S

79 79 Dwara Baksa 188.99 S62(111) P (-)(-5-10Km) W,TW (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(5-10Km)

80 80 Rahamu 141.24 5S7(108) P (-)(-S-10Km) W,TW (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km)

81 81 Laldas 175.63 640(109) P (-)(10+Km) W,TW (-)(S-10Km) (-)(5-10Km) (-)(S-10Km)

82 82 Hatiram 216.91 820(1S1) (-)(-5Km) (-)(S-10Km) W,TW (-)(5-10Km) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km)

83 83 Kashi Ram 218.94 19S9(311) P2 (-)(S-10Km) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

84 84 Liusi Pukuri 404.69 3967(613) P2 (-)(5-10Km) W,TW P.O. Monday & B.S Friday 85 85 Hetmuri 322.94 1726(297) P (-)(-SKm) T,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

86 86 Nembutari 6S5.19 1181(22S) P (-)(S-10Km) T,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

87 87 Kanti Bhita 216.10 S60(96) P (-)(-SKm) T,TW P.O. (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

88 88 Mahipal 213.27 1044(202) P(2) (-)(-SKm) T,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) B.S.

89 89 Dhamna Gachh 214.08 1S00(2S3) P (-)(-SKm) T,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) B.S.

90 90 Kadmi 232.69 817(148) P (-)(-SKm) T,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) B.S.

91 91 Sahananda 190.61 991(182) P (-)(-SKm) T,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

92 92 Rupandighi 202.34 1488(281) P (-)(-SKm) T,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) B.S.

93 93 Guabari 217.32 1111(181) P (-)(-SKm) T,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

94 94 Bandar Gachh 214.08 2941 (S86) P-HM P.H.C T,TW P.O. Everyday B.S. PUC 9S 9S Purbba Bansgaon 227.84 246S(433) P (-)(-SKm) T,TW (-)(-SKm) Wednesday B.S. Kismat Saturday 96 96 Uttar Bansgaon 771.34 1324(277) P (-)(-SKm) T,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) B.S. Kismat 49 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,KR Uttar Bagdogra TW(2.30) 160.00 38.42 60.71 (4Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra 127.88 25.09 78.92 (8Km) KR Uttar Bagdogra 71.63 8.09 10.12 (12Km) KR Uttar Bagdogra 225.82 4.05 82.95 (11Km) KR Uttar Bagdogra 99.15 36.42 68.80 (11Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra TW(2.00) 114.15 32.37 40.47 (8Km) KR Uttar Bagdogra 76.49 28.33 36.42 (8Km) KR Uttar Bagdogra 127.07 4.05 44.51 (8Km) KR Uttar Bagdogra 161.07 33.18 22.66 (9Km) KR Uttar Bagdogra TW(1.00) 169.78 32.37 15.79 (8Km) PR,KR Uttar Bagdogra TW(2.00) 251.14 60.50 91.05 (6Km) KR Uttar 8agdogra 0(9.00) 241.00 55.10 17.84 (5Km) PR,KR Uttar 8agdogra 0(2.00) 148.03 300.00 205.16 (4Km) PR,KR Uttar 8agdogra ED 0(10.00) 168.10 10.00 28.00 (4Km) PR,KR Uttar 8agdogra ED 0(112.00) 39.00 51.27 11.00 (5Km) PR,KR Uttar 8agdogra 0(8.00) 154.00 40.08 12.00 (5Km) KR Uttar Bagdogra ED 0(38.00) 96.00 47.61 51.08 (5Km) PR,KR Uttar 8agdogra 15.16 6.07 32.38 (5Km) PR,KR Uttar Bagdogra TW(16.00) 136.00 30.00 20.34 (5Km) PR,KR Phansidewa ED TW(16.00) 136.00 53.32 12.00 (5Km) PR,KR Phansidewa ED 0(105.00) 53.00 48.08 8.00 (5Km) PR,KR Phansidewa ED 150.00 60.84 17.00 (5Km) KR Phansidewa 0(9.00) 661.10 75.12 26.12 (5Km) 50 C.D. BLOCK KHARIBARI PHANSIDEWA VILLAGE

SI Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & market/hat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.- PHANSIDEWA 97 97 Bansh Gaon 362.60 589(109) P (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Mangacch 98 98 Madhya Bans 728.84 6014(1065) P,M.H H.C W,TW P.O. Thursday & B.S. Gaon Sunday 99 99 Paschim- 572.23 3728(700) P2 (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Bansgaon Kismat 100 100 Paschim Madati 1638.18 3916(774) P6,MH, H.C W,TW P.O (-)(-SKm) B.S. PUC 101 101 Mandila Jhar 1451.22 4307(958) P4 (-)(S-10Km) W,TW (-)(-SKm) Thursday & B.S. Sunday 102 102 Bara Paik Para 785.50 4075(832) PS (-)(S-10Km) W,TW (-)(-5Km) Wednesday & B.S. Arazi Saturday 103 103 Chhota Paikpara 72.44 482(81) (-)(-SkM) (-)(S-10Km) W,TW (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km) Arazi 104 104 Lahugaon 995.54 7056(1305) P4,MH, H.C. W,TW P.O. Tuesday & B.S. PUC Wednesday 105 105 Dhakpara 400.64 1990(376) P3 (-)(-SKm) W,TW (-)(-SKm) Tuesday, B.S. Friday & Sunday 106 106 Budharu Gaon 940.50 3901(715) P4,M.H., (-)(-SKm) W,TW P.O. Wednesday (-)(-SKm) PUC 107 107 Chikan Mati 276.00 536(96) P (-)(10+Km) W,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(-SKm)

108 108 Purbba Madati 2021.83 8926(1741) P (-)(10+Km) T,TW (-)(-SKm) Sunday (-)(S-10Km)

109 109 Paschim 538.24 1665(275) P (-)(10+Km) T,TW (-)(-SKm) Tuesday (-)(S-10Km) Banshgaon 110 110 Bans Gaon 1141.22 3515(630) P4 (-)(10+Km) T,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(S-10Km)

111 111 Bansgaon Chakla 1173.60 3031(531) P4 (-)(10+Km) T,TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm)

112 112 Purbba Bansgaon 138.40 976(188) P2 (-)(10+Km) T,TW (-)(S-10Km) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Chakia 113 113 Purbba Bansgaon 631.32 2224(387) P4 (-)(-SKm) T,TW (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km) 51 DIREC"fORY' AMENITIES .AND LAND USE'

Appro~ch Nearest Town Power Land u~ (i, 8. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal elaces) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in kin.) source waste (including available gauchar and for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Phansidewa· 0(4.05) 267.50 14.16 76.89 (8I:

SI. Loea- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code ofthe and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households . Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.- MIRIK 1 OkaityTea Garden 422.50 3,216(647) P(3) PHC T,S Phone Sunday BS 2 2 Bukim 1,325.36 4,OS9(823) P(S),H H,C T (-)(-Skms) Sunday BS Tea Garden(Tharbu) 3 3 Phuguri Forest 195.87 Uninhabited 4 4 Paschim Phuguri S26.50 2,207(S6S) P"H D T,S PO (-)(-Skms) (-)(-Skms) Tea Garden 5 S Saurini Basti 458.92 3,811 (750) P(4),H HC,D T,S PO (-)(-Skms) BS 6 6 Mirik Khasmahal 812.62 3,123(S93) P(8),H HC,FPC T,S PTO,Phone ' Wednesday BS 7 7 Marma 629.70 2,019(410) P(2),H D T,S Phone (-)(S-10kms) (-)(S-10kms) Tea Garden 8 8 Manjua Forest 663.69 Uninhabited 9 9 Singbulli 361.79 S,899(1146) P(2) (-)(10+kms) T,S Phone (-)(S-10kms) BS Tea Garden 10 10 Purba Phuguri 93.89 1,973(396) P (-)(10+kms) T,S PO,Phone (-)(S-10kms) BS TeaGarden 11 11 Tingling 649.53 1,319(227) P 0 T,S Phone (-)(S-10kms) BS Tea Garden 12 12 New Fallodi 1,052.19 3,742(734) P(2) (-)(10+kms) T,S Phone (-)(S-10kms) BS Tea Garden(Ghyabari) 13 13 Patong 608.25 2,133(379) P(2),H (-)(10+kms) T,S Phone (-)(S-1 Okms) BS Tea Garden 14 14 Panighata 26.91 Uninhabited Managers Bunglow 15 IS Manjha Fst 1,570.71 Uninhabited (Pan.F.Rly) 53 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,KR Da~i1ing 30 ED 40.47 242.81 19.42 119.80 PR,KR Da~i1ing 35 ED 121.41 1092.66 4.05 107.24

Uninhabited 95.91 50.59 19.02 30.35 PR,KR Da~i1ing32 ED 40.47 404.69 14.16 67.18

PR,KR Da~i1ing 35 ED 12.14 0-20.23 GC-40.47 323.75 6.07 56.26 PR,KR Da~i1ing 37 0-161.87 511.47 38.09 101.19 KR Da~i1ing 40 ED 242.81 283.28 22.58 81.03

Uninhabited 309.59 222.58 40.47 ·91.05 KR Darjiling 14 ED 361.79

KR Darjiling 10 ED 93.89

PR,KR Darjiling 13 ED 649.53

PR Da~i1ing 12 ED 1052.19

PR Darjiling 16 ED 608.25

Uninhabited 14.97 11.94

Uninhabited 1,010.51 327.80 231.88 0.52 54 C.D.:·BLOCk I

SL Loca- Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 kmsq Code of the and 5-10 kms, and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is given) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & market/hat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) . Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.- KURSEONG 1 Dayalthong (D.R.) 283.28 1,152(23S) P D T,S Phone Sunday (·)(-SKm) Tea Garden 2 2 Maharani 138.81 1,897(3S3) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) T,S Phone (-)(-SKm) (-)(·SKm) Tea Garden 3 3 Edenuale 37.23 152(35) (-)(-SKm) (-)(S-10Km) S (-)(-SKm) (-)(-sKm) (-)( -SKm) Tea Garden 4 4 Sepoydhora(D.".) 16S.11 605(129) (-)(-SKm) (-){-5Km) T,8 (-)(-SKm) (-}(-SKm) (-)(~5Km) Tea Garden S 5 Khana 8usty 137.1S 1,137{222) P (-)(S-10Km) T,S (-)(-5Km) (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km) 6 6 Singel 454.99 3,879(779) P D T,S (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Tea Garden 7 7 Montiviot 78.69 620(124) P (-)(-SKm) T Phone (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km) Tea Garden 8 8 Karbia 91.46 S79(108) P (-)(-SKm) T,S (-)(-SKm), (-)(-5Km) (-}(-SKin) Tea Garden 9 10 Castleton 247.67 1,425(294) (-)(-SKm) D T,S Phone' (-)(-SKm) (-)(·5Km) Tea Garden 10 11 Spring Sidi 221.81 611 (143) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-5Km) T,S (-)(-5Kmj (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) Tea Garden 11 12 Ambootia 1,021.03 2,280(464) P D T,S Phone" (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) Tea Garden 12 13 MaKalban 612.08 1,555(302) P2 D T,S Phone (-)(-5Km) (-)(-sKm) Tea Garden 13 14 Punkha Ban 6.65 515(111) P,H PHS T PTO,Phone (-)(10+Km) (-)(5-10Km) 14 15 Longview 1,360.77 3,993(795) P3 H,HC T,5 PTO,Phone (-)(10+Km) (-)(S-10Km) Tea Garden 15 16 Jamadar Bhltakh 94.90 2,057(37S) P (-)(-SKm) T,S,W (·)(·5Km) (-)(10+Km) B.S. Asmahal 16 17 Balasan Forest 703.75 Uninhabited 17 18 Gari Dhora 608.S4 2,047(460) P H,C T Phone (-)(-SKm) (·)(-SKm) (M. Bari) Tea Garden 18 19 Satiguri Khelaghar 836.49 407(98) (-)(-SKm) D W (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S·10Km) (·)(S-10Km) Tea Garden 19 20 Pairi Kumarl 60.30 229(49) P (-)(10+Km) W (-)(10+Km) (')(10+Km) (-)(5-10Km) 20 21 Simulbarl 473.82 2,744(498) P H,C W P.O., Phone Wednesday (-)(·SKm) Tea Garden 21 22 Aaklforest 76.49 Uninhabited 22 23 Bamonpokhari S50.38 262(82) P (-)(-SKm) W.S (-)(·SKm) Weekly 8.S. Forest

23 24 Aohlnl 2,037.21 1,909(329) P3 (')(10+Km) S (')(10+Km) Hat·Weekly (·)(5·10Km) Tea Garden 55 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under differenllypes of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded uplo two decimal places) Village dislance Forest Irrigated by Unirri;jated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand lor groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

P.R Kurseong (10Km) ED,EO 230.67 12.14 40.47

K.R Kurseong (12Km) ED.EO 87.82 23.47 27.52

KR Kurseong (10Km) 23.88 13.35

K.R Kurseong (6Km) EO 13.76 81.58 18.21 51.56

K.R Kurseong (6Km) ED 0-30.35 74.87 3.64 28.29 PR Kurseong (3Km) ED,EO 80.94 303.51 70.54

PR Kurseong (2Km) ED,EO 5666 2.02 20.01

KR Kurseong (2Km) ED 69.61 2.43 19.42

PR Kurseong (2Km) ED 142.05 40.87 64.75

PR Kurseong (2Km) ED 14771 6.07 68.03

PR Kurseong (8Km) ED 241.19 0-230.67 365.03 110.07 74.07

PR,KR Kurseong (3Km) ED 0·141.64 384.45. 4.86 81.13

PR Kurseong (15Km) EO 243 4.22 PR Kurseong (2Km) ED 102.79 0-234.72 604.61 70.82 347.83

PR Kurseong (20Km) EO 5868 4.05 32.17

Uninhabited 133.95 38405 117.36 68.39 PR Kurseong (18Km) ED 0122.62 360,17 113.31 12.44

KR Kurseong (25Km) 161.87 c: 80.94 451.23 21.04 121.41

KR KUfseong (15Km) "·324 52.20 0.81 4.05 PR Kurseong (15Km) ED 205.58 317.27 6.88 214.09

Uninhabited 30.76 23.88 6.48 1537 KR Kurseong (15Km) 157.02 399.47 68.80 25.09

KR,PR Kurseong (20Km) 122.22 0202.'14 1394.96 202.34 115.35 56 C.D. BLOCK KURSEONG VILLAGE

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.- KURSEONG 24 25 Lanca Gumba 205.58 19(6) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) T,S (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Forest 2S 26 Selim Hill 871.30 621 (124) P D T Phone (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Tea Garden 26 27 South Shibkhola 83.37 115(2S) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) T,S (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Tea Garden 27 28 Sukna Forest 1,SSO.77 4,467(789) P PHC T,TW P.O. Daily B.S, R.S. Phone 28 29 Kanyan 43.71 Uninhabited 29 30 Sukna 8.S0 S96(124) P (-)(-SKm) TW (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) B.S, R.S. 30 32 Mahanadi Forest 1,819.78 Uninhabited 31 33 Nurbang 484.01 912(199) P3 D TW,W Phone (-)(-SKm) (-)(S-10Km) Tea Garden 32 34 Sepoydhura 288.0S 914(191 ) P D T,S Phone (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km) Tea Garden 33 3S Tind Haria 409.14 736(lS2) (-)(-SKm) D T (-)(-SKm) (-)(10+Km) (-)(10+Km) Tea Garden 34 36 Gaya Bari 236.34 445(87) P D W Phone (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Tea Garden 3S 37 Shibkhola 171.18 143(42) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) S (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Forest (Paglajhora) 36 38 Lizziepur S64.14 1,298(2S5) P (-)(-SKm) T,S Phone (-)(10+Km) (-)(10+Km) Tea Garden 37 39 Mahanadi 318.89 1,118(22S) P H T,S P.O, Phone· (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Tea Garden 38 40 Jungpana 103.30 790(163) P D S Phone (-)(S-10Km) (-)(S-10Km) Tea Garden 39 41 North Shib Khola 290.97 1,193(217) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) S (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Tea Garden 40 42 Bara Shib Khola 168.7S 1,029(203) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) S (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Forest 41 43 Giddapahar 96.72 1,S03(270) P3 (-)(-SKm) T,S Phone (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) 42 44 SI. Marys 67.07 1,S73(289) P,O RP,D T,S P.O. (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) 43 4S Goethals 62.14 918(18S) P,H (-)(-SKm) T,S (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) 44 46 Chaita Pani 67.99 7S2(152) P (-)(-SKm) T,S (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Tea Garden 4S 47 Majua 2S9.62 961 (188) P (-)(-SKm) T,S (-)(-5Km) (-)(-SKm) (-)(-SKm) Tea Garden 46 48 Bamandhura Uninhabited Forest 47 49 Chattakpur Uninhabited Forest 57 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (in km.) source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Kurseong (14Km) 108.86 29.14 62.73 4.85

PR,KR Kurseong (14Km) ED 119.58 0-202.34 141.64 323.75 84.19

KR Kurseong (13Km) 20.64 35.61 7.28 19.84

PR Kurseong (12Km) 779.83 404.28 309.99 56.67

Uninhabited 13.36 16.19 6.07 8.09 PR Kurseong (13Km) 2.43 6.07 Uninhabited 890.32 677.85 238.77 12.84 KR Kurseong (24Km) 52.61 0-129.90 246.86 4.05 50.59

PR Kurseong (25Km) ED 16.59 72.84 19.42 179.20

KR Kurseong (13Km) ED 220.15 120.19 8.09 60.71

PR,KR Kurseong (18Km) 4.05 0-24.28 100.77 6.07 101.17

KR Kurseong (17Km) 42.09 60.70 40.87 27.52

KR Kurseong (14Km) ED 229.05 48.88 6.07 80.14

PR,KR Kurseong (8Km) ED, EO 40.07 0-20.23 23.83 72.03 62.73

KR Kurseong (14Km) ED 6.07 84.98 4.05 8.20

KR Kurseong (9Km) 24.28 201.94 10.12 54.63

KR Kurseong (8Km) 35.61 47.75 6.48 78.91

PR Kurseong (5Km) ED, EO 0-52.61 20.23 4.05 19.83 PR Kurseong (3Km) ED 0-12.14 20.23 6.48 2B.22 PR,KR Kurseong (4Km) ED 0-10.12 40.47 11.55 KR Kurseong (8Km) 16.19 24.28 2.02 25.50

KR Kurseong (9Km) 156.61 20.16 82.85

Uninhabited

Uninhabited 58 C.D. S:lOCKKURSEOMG VILLAGE

SI. Loca- Name of Village Total Total ,Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the No. tion area Population column and next to it in brackets the distance: in broad ranges viz. -5 kms., Code of the and 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is 2iven) No. Village (in number of Day or Days Communications (J.L. No.) hectares) households Drinking Post of the (Bus-stop, water & marketlhat, Railway Station, Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph if any Waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

P.S.- KURSEONG 48 50 Uppar Mamring 132.09 718(136) P (-)(-5Km) T,S (-)(-5Km) (-)(10+Km) (-)(10+Km) Khasmahal 49 51 Lower Mamring 239.87 809(143) P. (-)(-5Km) T,S. (-)(5-10Km) (-)(10+Km) (-)(10+Km) Khasmahal 50 ~2 Toryak 439.09 645(130) P3 (-)(10+Km) T,S (-)(10+Km) (-)(10+Km). (-)(10+Km) Khasmahal 51 53 Mahal Daram 3,209.59 923(144) (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) S. (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-){lO+Km) Forest 52 54 Mahal Daram 136.78 591 (109) P 0 S Phone (-)(10+Km) (-)(10+Km) Tea Garden 53 55 M~lotar 451.63 1,006(178} P 0 8 Phone (-)(10+Km). (-)(10+Km) Tea Garden 54 56 Gitingy 206.39 353(74} (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) S (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-}(-5Km) TeC\ Garden 55 57 Simring 426.95 781 (160) P (-)(5-10Km) 8 (-)(5-10Km) (-)(10+Km) (-}(10+Km) Tea Garden 56 58 Latpanechar 1,362.99 1,934(237) P,M 02 T,8 P.O., Phone (-)(10+Km) (-)(10+Km) Forest 57 59 Sittong 627.67 1,667(300) P4 HC T,S P.O. (-)(10+Km) (-)(10+Km) Khasmahal 58 60 BarasitTong 168.95 536(100) P2,H (-)(-5Km) T,S (-)(-5Km) (-)(10+Km) (-)(10+Km) Khasmahal 59 61 Mangpucinchona NA 1,318(396) P D T,S P.O., Phone (-)(-5Km) (-)(10+Km) Plantation 60 628elpu 363.41 1,374(233) P (-)(5-10Km) T,S (-)(-5Km) (-)(10+Km) (-)(10+Km) Khasmahal 61 63 Rola Khasmahal 282.07 831(148) P (-)(5-10Km) T,S (-)(5-10Km) (-)(10+Km) (-)(10+Km) 62 64 Lonku 188.33 714(131) P (-)(5-10Km) T,S (-)(5-10Km) (-)(10+Km) (-)(10+Km) Khasmahal , 63 65 Sittong Forest 3,189.76 929(162} (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) 8,0 (-)(-5Km) (-)(-5Km) (-)(10+Km) 64 66 Gola Forest NA Uninhabited 65 67 .Choklong Forest 3,657.59 Uninhabited 59 DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE

Approach Nearest Town Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in to & Supply hectares rounded upto two decimal places) Village distance Forest Irrigated by Unirrigated Culturable Area not (inkm.)· source waste (including available gaucharand for groves) cultivation

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Kurseong (19Km) 0-42.49 80.94 8.66

KR Kurseong (22Km) 0-127.48 82.96 29.43

KR Kurseong (22Km) 0-315.87 122.06 0.47 0.69

KR Kurseong (20Km) 1,988.24 921.88 182.11 117.69 11.33 KR Kurseong (19Km) 101.17 24.28

KR Kurseong (25Km) 121.41 0-80.94 202.34 3.24 43.70

KR Kurseong (22Km) 40.20 114.53 11.74 37.42

KR Kurseong (30Km) 40.70 0-68.80 238.77 12.14 66.54

PR,KR Kurseong (35Km) 254.95 0-158.64 607.03 99.55 242.82

KR Kurseong (20Km) 0-323.75 164.71 48.56 90.65

KR Kurseong (28Km) 0-30.35 80.94 7.28 50.38

PR,KR Kurseong (20Km) NA NA NA NA NA

KR Kurseong (40Km) 0-198.30 134.76 8.09 22.26

KR Kurseong (40Km) 0-178.87 63.54 3.24 36.42 KR Kurseong (40Km) 0-56.66 56.66 34.12 40.89

KR Kurseong (30Km) 2,316.85 0-445.97 6.00 360.17 60.77 .Uninhabited NA' NA NA NA NA Uninhabited 3073.40 0-334.27 173.21 76.71

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APPENDIX.,. /I

LAND UTILISATION DATA IN RESPECT OF NON-MUNICIPAL TOWNS (CENSUS TOWNS) Land use (i.e. area under different type of land use in hectres rounded upto two decimal places)

SL. Name of Town and Police Station Total Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not No. within brakets Area by Waste Land available for Source meludirs Cultivation gaucharrgroves 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Jaldhaka Hydel 81.00 NA NA NA NA NA

Power Project Town (NM)

(P .S. Jaldhaka)

2 Cart Road (NM) 1,799.00 NA NA NA NA NA

(P.S. Kurseong)

3 Uttar Bag Dogra (NM) 163.00 NA NA NA NA NA

(P.S. Naxalbari)

4 Bairatisal (NM) 251.00 NIL NIL 71.23 7.28 172.49

(P.S. Mstigara Investigation Centre) 67

APPENDIX-III

VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITIES AVAILABLE EXCEPT DRINKING WATER

SI. P.S. C.D. ViiI. Name of Villages SI. P.S. C.D. ViII. Name of Villages No. Code Code Code No. Code Code Code

2 3 4 2 3 4

C.D. BLOCK-DARJEELING PULBAZAR (0010) 8 8 Kamala Barir Chhat P.S.-DARJILING 15 15 Patan Jharer I 35 14 Sum Forest 19 19 Fulbari- Pataner Chhat C.D. BLOCK-RANGLI RANGLIOT 20 20 Ruhinir Chhat NIL 23 23 Jhauguri Chhat C.D. BLOCK-JORE BANGLO SUKHIAPOKHARI (0030) 25 25 Chhatamat Guri NIL 28 28 Nunubaiaragi C.D. BLOCK-KALIMPONG 29 29 Nunu Bairagi Chhat 12 51 Mangber Forest 32 32 Gal Makhari 15 54 Tashiding Forest 42 42 Rupan Chhat 22 62 Lulagaon Forest 49 49 Damra Gayer Chhat 32 72 Comesi Forest 50 50 Mahatram 33 73 Ring King Pong Forest 60 60 Gouri 35 75 Turzam Forest 62 62 Lalsara Chhat 37 77 Riayang Railway Station 64 64 Bataliguri 44 84 Panbu Forest 65 65 Lachka 46 86 Lish Forest 84 84 FoUl Singher Chhat

49 89~ Uttar Fulbari Khas Mahal C.D. BLOCK: - SILIGURI NAXALBARI 29 31 Dalapachan Khan Mahal P.S. - NAXALBARI 36 38 Paygang Khas Mahal Mechi Forest 37 39 Bokhim Khas Mahal 2 2 Lohagar Tea Garden 26 27 Sangser Khas Forest 5 5 Rang Mohan C.D. BLOCK-JALDHAKA 15 15 Chhota Ganier Chhat P.S. - JALDHAKA 33 33 Uttam Chand Rechila Chak Khas Mahal 34 34 Hoda Bhitar Chhat 0' 7 7 Paren Forest 35 35 Uttam Chanded Chhat 10 10 Thousum Forest 36 36 Mudir Jangal 11 34 Eastnar Forest 40 40 Nimu Bhitar Chhat 15 38 Kumai Forest 41 41 Minghaha P.S.- GURUBATHAN 42 42 Mingharar Chhat 8 18 Noan Forest 43 43 Garmmanir Chhat 9 19 Lehti Forest 44 44 Grammani 15 25 Ambeok Forest 45 45 Dandama 16 26 Dalingkot Forest 46 46 BairBhita 23 33 Sakham Forest 47 47 Raghuramer Chhat C.D. BLOCK - SILIGURI NAXALBARI 48 48 Bhakat Ram P .S. - MATlGARA INVESTIGATION CENTRE 54 54 Lakshmaner Chhat 5 5 Mahanadi Forest 55 55 Lakshman 68

APPENDIX-III, VILLAGE,DlRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITIES AVAILABLE EXCEPT DRINKING " WATER

SI. P.S. e.D. ViiI. Name of Villages SI. P.S. C.D. ViiI. Name of Villages No. Code Code Code No. Code Code Code

2 3 4 2 3 4

56 56 Deomani 59 59 Nitu Bhuta Chhat 58 58 lepuchamaru 60 60 Gangaram Maler Chhat 59 59 Omi 63 63 Sarcar Gachher Chhat 63 63 Dhani Bani 82 82 Hatiram 65 65 Deoan Bhitar chhat P.5. - KHARIBARI 5 Antaram 67 67 Jamidar Gurir Chhat 5 6 6 Bhulka 68 68 Bhelu 7 7 Budh Sing 69 69 Lohasing 45 45 Budh Sing 71 71 Sirsia Tea Garden 46 46 Ful Bari 76 ,76 Panighata 47 47 Ful Barir Chat 79 79 Teprabhola 51 51 Tukriajhar Forest 85 85 Tarabarir Chhat 55 55 Sing Bhita 90 90 Maya Ram 58 58 Dakua 91 91 Bara Bhita 59 59 Tharu Bhita 3 3 Lohagar Forest 60 60 Dagdhu 8 8 Chhota Chenga 65 65 Deoan Bhita 16 16. Chhota Ganja 70 70 Manasa C.O. BLOCK - PHAN510EWA 71 71 Salbari P.5. PHAN510EWA 72 ,72 Chchur Muchur 4 4 Sannyasi Thaner Chhat 73 73 A~anmal 6 6 Jabarali 74 74 Sagula Hagi 14 14 Rangali 75 75 Sona Chalani Bhatta Gachh 16 16 Tepu Tea Garden 76 76 c..0. BLOCK: MIRIK 17' 17 Panaullar Chhat NIL 22 22 Bhuban Gurtr Chhat C.O. BLOCK: KURSEONG 24 24 Bharia Danga Chhat P.S. - KURSEONG 28 28, Mohan Laler Chhat 3 3 Edenvale Tea Garden 29 29 Sastu Gachh 24 25 Lama Gumba Forest 31 31 Ganga Ram Tea Garden 26 27 South Shibkhola Tea Garden 32 Madhab Bhita 32 35 37 ShiKhola Forest (Pagleijhora) 37 37 Dhakna Gachh 39 41 North Shibkhola Tea Garden 42 42 Hari Bhita 40 42 Barashibkhola Forest 45 45 T~akur Ganja 51 53 Mahal Dram Forest 46 46 Jogi Bhita 54 56 Gittngy Tea Gatden 48 48 Fulbar 63 65 Sittiong Forest 51 51 Thuna

57 57 Muktar Chhat • Star mark shows that there Is no amenHles available Including drinking 58 5~ Sanga Tram water. 69

APPENDIX-IV

VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES A. SCHEDULED CASTES

Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages (Percentage "/0) No. (Percentage "/0) No.

2 3 2 3

C.D. BLOCK-DARJEELING -pULBAZAR (0010) 19 Bijan Bari

P .S.-PULBAZAR. P .S.- DARJILING

P.S.-DARJILING 2 Singla Tea Garden

Singalila Forest 3 Rangir Forest

2 Rimbick 9 Patta Bong Tea Garden

5 Hatta 10 Patiliabas Forest

6 Kanki Bong • 6-10 14 Sum Forest

8 Lamagaon 16 Happy Valley Tea Garden

'0-5 9 Reiling 17 Arya Tea Garden

10 Dangia 18 Rishihat Tea Garden

11 Singbhumdera 25 Alubari Tea Garden

12 Matus P .S.- DARJILING .•

13 Kaijalia 4 Badamtam Tea Garden

14 SamalBong 11-15 11 Tukvar Tea Garden

16 Murmi Dong 19 Salu Tea Garden

17 Karmi 27 Pandam Tea Garden

20 ChNtong Tea Garden

P.S. -DARJILING 16-20 NIL

5 Ging Tea Garden P.S.- DRAJILING

6 Banockbum Tea Garden 21-30 Bamesbeg Tea (3arden' .,

7 Phub Sering Tea Garden 31+ NIL

13 Soom Tea Garden C.D. BLOCK - RANGLI - RANGLIOT

• 0-5 15 Singtam Tea Garden P.S.- RANGLI- RANGl.IOT

20 Rishihat Khasmahal , 2 Teesta Valley Forest

22 Bloom Field Tea Garden 3 Lapchu Tea Garden

24 Da~iling 4 Peshok Tea Garden

26 Lebong and Mineral Spring Tea '0-5 8 Soriang KhaS Mahal

28 Aloo Bari Busty 9 Chegra Khas Mahal

P .5. - PULBAZAR 12 Ling Ding Khasmahal

4 Lodhama 13 Hum Tukdah Khasmahal

7 Jhepi 14 Tukdah Forest

15 KolBong 20 Dawai Pani

18 Goke 21 Pubong Khasmahal 70

APPENDIX~/V

Range of SC. JI. Name of Villages Range of SC. JI. Name of Villages (Percentage %) No. (Plircentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

22 Rangli Rangliot Tea Garden 12 Kusumbong Tea Garden 25 Pumong Tea Garden 13 Jore Bunglow 29 Mangpucinchona Plantation 23 Dooteria Tea Garden

30 Rong Chong Khasmahal 26 Moonda Kottee Tea Garden

27 Ring TOng Tea Garden

15 Lapchu Khasmahal 29 Ring Tonfj Tea Garden (Margare 16 Sing Ring Tam P.S. ·SUKHIAPOKRI • 6-10 18 TUkdah 7 Sool Bongs Tea Garden 19 Tukdh Tea Garden 8 Seyok Tea Garden 23 Gielie Tea Garden 9 Gopaldhara Tea Garden 24 Teesta V~lIey Tea Garden 6-10 10 Manga~ung Tae Garden (Nagri) 26 Reshop Bazar 14 Samrik Tea Garden (Simripani) 15 Molatey Tea Garden Kambal Tea Garden 18 Dhajea Khasmahal 11-15 6 Chhota Mungwa P.S.- JOREBUNGLOW 7 Takling Khasmahal " Kael Tea Garden

5 Tumsong Khasmahal 16-20 5 BaraMungwa 15 Senchal Forest 17 Mane Dara 6-10 17 Rang Bul 21-30 10 Kolbong Khasmahal 19 Hill Cart Road 31+ Nil " 20 Sonada Khasmahal C.D. BLOCK JOREBUNGALOW - SUKHIAPOKHRI 21 Kajet Vally Tea Garden P.S .• JOREBUNGALOW 24 Rongmook Ceder Tea Garden P.S .• SUKHIAPOKRI 28 Nahori Tea Garden (Balasom) 2 Simana Basti P.S. - SUKHIAPOKRI 5 Achha.lal Hatta (Rongbong Basti) 3 Sukhia Pokhri '0-5 6 Chamu Tea Garden 11-15 4 Ninnagri Range 13 Pokhri Bong -Khasmahal 11 Sagmaru Tea Garden (Sungma) 16 Dhajea Tea Garden 12 Tarzun Tea Garden 17 Nagri Farm Tea Garden P.S.-JOREBUNGLOW P .S.- JOREBANGALOW 3 Lingia Tea Garden 4 Tumsong Tea Garden 11-15 16 Rangaroong Tea Garden 6 Mim Tea Garden 7 Paramaguri Khasmahal 25 Okas Tea Garclen 8 Ghoom Pahari Forest 16-20 NIL 9 Pulung Dong Khasmahal P.S.-JOREBUNGLOW '0-5 11 Pubong Tea Garden 21-30 2 Maria Bong Tea Garden 71

APPENDIX-IV

Range of SC. JJ. Name of Villages . Range of SC. JI. Name of Villages (Percentage %) No. (Percentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

31+ NIL 76 Rambi Bazar D.I.F. C.D. BLOCK -KALIMPONG -I 31+ 79 Nazeok Forest

P.S.- KAliMPONG C.D. BLOCK - KAlIMPONG -II 41 Kaffir Khasmahal P.S.-KAlIMPONG 49 Bhalukhop Khasmahal 3 Mansong Cinhona Plantation 57 Bong Khasmahal 4 Kashone Khas Mahal 58 Yokprintam Khasmahal 5 Perdong Bazar '0-5 59 Siok Bhir Khasmahal '7 Kagey Khasmahal 64 Pemling Khasmahal 0·5' 10 Lingsay Kha Khasmahal 65 Nimbong Khasmahal 15 Lava Bazar D.I.F. 67 Paringar Khasmahal 27 Sangser Khas Forest 70 Singi Khasmahal 31 Dalapachan Khasmahal 80 Suruk Khasmahal 32 Paiyong Khasmahal 82 Yang Makum Khasmahal 36 Git Beong Khasmahal 91 SuntaJy Khas Mahal 37 Gitdubling Khasmahal 44 Lolay Khasmahal 45 Icha Khasmahal 46 Pudung Khas mahal 6 Pedong Khasmahal 47 SindiPong Khasmahal 8 Maria Khas Mahal 48 Dungra Khasmahal 6·10 11 Lingsay Khasmahal 6-10 53 Mangwa Forest 21 Sakyong Khas Mahal 60 Samal Bong Khasmahal 23 Algarah Bazer D.I.F. 61 Lulagaon Khasmahal 39 Bokhim Khasmahal 62 Lulagaon Forest 66 Nobgaon Khasmahal 11-15 NIL 69 , Sametherkhasmahal 16·20 NIL 88 Chranthi Forest 21-30 NIL 31+ NIL 52 Tista Bazar D.I.F. C.D. BLOCK- GORUBATHAN 11-15 55 Kalimpong Khasmahal P.S-jALDHAKA P.S.-GARUBATHAN 16-20 42 Kanke Bone Khasmahal P.S.-JALDHAKA 4 Today Tangta Khasmahal 26 Bhalukhop Forest 0·5' 8 Rango Forest 28 Homes SI. And Graihms 35 Samsing Khasmahal 21-30 51 Mangber Forest 36 Kumai Khasmahal 73 Ring king Pong Forest P.S.- GARUBATHAN 13 Pankhasri Khasmahai 77 Riayang Railway Station 72

APPENDIX-IV

Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages

(Percentage %) No. (Percentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

0-5' 14 Samabiyong Tea Garden 78 Trihana Tea Garden 16 Nim Khasmahal 99 Dakshin Bagdogra 17 Pagrang Bong Khasmahal P .S.-MATIGARA INVESTIVATION CENTRE 18 Noam Forest 14 Khaprul 26 Dalingkot Forest 19 Fubari Pataner Chhat 30 Mal Forest 0-5' 28 Nunubairagi 31 Lower Fagu Tea Garden 47 Mahish Mart P.S •..JALDHAKA 52 Sal bart Chhat Pratham Khanda 5 Paten podak Khasmahal P.S.-NAXALBARI 6-10 7 Paren Forest 2 Lohagar Tea Garden 38 Kumai Forest 6-10 5 Rang Mohan P.S.-GARUBATHAN 26 Geni 23 Uppar Fagu Tea Garden 34 Hoda Bhitar Chhat 6-10 25 Ambeok Forest 47 Raghuramer Chhat 28 Gorubathan khas Mahal 55 Lakshman 29 Mal Khasmahal 64 Huchai Mallik 33 Sakam Forest 71 Sirsia Tea Garden P.S. ..JALDHAKA 72 Belgachi 11-15 34 Eastner Forest 75 Ord Teai Tea Garden 37 Kumai Tea Garden 83 Dhemal P.S.-GARUBATHAN 92 Kamalpur 19 Lehti Forest P.S.-MATIGARA INVESTIGATION CENTRE 11-15 24 Ambeok Tea Garden 3 Sivoke Forest

32 Da~iling Hill Doars Tea Garden 9 Khoklongchhat P.S.-JALDHAKA 6-1.0 30 Mohorgon Tea Garden 9 No Forest 39 KaaiBari 16-20 10 Thousum Forest 49 Darnra Gayer Chhat P.S.-GARUBATHAN 51 Uday Sing 16-20 22 Pogu Forest P.S.-SILIGURI 21-30 NIL 6-10 85 Mandalguri 31+ NIL P.S.-NAXALBARI C.D, BLOCK-SILIGURI - NAXALBARI Mechi Forest P.S.- NAXALBARI 6 Bara Chenga P.S.-MATIGARA INVESTIGATION CENTRE 11-15 17 Pata Ram P .S.-SILIGURI 23 Ketugabur P.S.-NAXALBARI ·.56 Deom.ni

4 Manjha Te& Garden 58 Tepuchamaru 9 Nipania P.S.-MATIGARA INVESTGATION CENTRE Sukna Pratham Khanda 38 Ghusuru 6 13 Bara Aqalpur Dwitiya Khanda 0-5 63 Dhani Bani Jadu Bhitar Chhat 69 Lohasing 11-15 48 70 Mir Jangler Chhat 80 Matigara Hal 86 Ujanu 73

APPENDIX-IV

Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages RangeofSC. JI. Name of Villages

(~rcentage 'Yo) No. (Percentage 'Yo) No.

2 3' 2 3

P.S.- NAXALBARI 31 Dhakna 8 Chhata Chenga 43 Grammanir Chhat 28 Dayaram 45 Damdama 36 Mudir Jangal 50 Raraj Haru 16-20 44 Grammani 52 Maha Sing 53 Atla 59. Omi 57 Nandalal 60 Gaziram 76 Panighata 61 Birsing P.S.-MATIGARA INVESTGATION CENTRE 65 Deoan Bhitar Chhat 32 Gal Makhari 67 Jamidar Gurir Chhat 36 Dura Marir Chhat 68 _ Bhelu 16-20 41 SisaBari 86 Tarabari 69 jitu 87 Bauni Bhita 79 Mathapari 88 Batlabari 82 BaraGharia 94 Dumn ewi P.S.- NAXALBARI 95 Rupsing' 7 Marapur 96 Lalman 15 Chhota Ganjer Chhat 97 Bhujia Bani 22 Kamala 100 Pujimari 25 Budh Karan 101 Raja Jhar

27 Nak~1 Bari 102 Bharat Sing 21-30 32 Bhimram 103 Rani Danga 39 Raghuram 104 Shai Bhita 49 Mangal Sing 105 Ranga Pani 77 M.M. Terai P.S.-MATIGARA INVESTGATION CENTRE 79 Tepabhola 8 Kamala Barir Chhat 90 Maya Ram 12 Khok Long

P.S.-MAl'IGARA I~VESTGATION CENTRE 15 Patan Jharer 5 Mohandi Forest 22 Jhuguri 20 Ruhinir Chhat 24 Rajpairi 21 Kho Palasi 25 Chmamtataguri 21-30 23 Jhauguri Chhat 26 Chamta 27 Panchani 44 Kalkut 43 Palasl! 31+ 46 Ma\ahar 59 Pancha Kulguri 50 Mahatram 83 Dakni Kata 53 Dhukuria P.S.-NAXALBARI 55 Baniakhari 10 MirJangla 56 Guria 14 Situ bar 57 Nimai 31+ 2O, Bara Maniram 5? ' Jugi Bhita 21 Kilaram 62 Lalsara Chhat 24 Fakna 63 Dumriguri Chhat 30 Chhota Maniram 64 Bataliguri 74

APPENDIX-IV

Range of SC. JI. Name of Villages Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages (Percentage %) No. (Percentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

65 Lachka P.S.-PHANSIDEWA 66 Rangia 31 Ganga Ram Tea Garden 67 Nengti Chhara 33 Tentul Guri 68 Tari 11-15 46 Jogi Bhita 70 Bairatisal 55 Bandi 71 Bara Mohan Singh 56 DalurChhat 72 Kawakhari P.S.- PHANSIDEWA 73 Pelku 59 Niutu Bhita Chhat 74 Thiknikata 61 Meherulla 75 Kauakhali 16-20 64 Sarcat Gachh 76 Kalam 86 Nembutari 77 Patiram 106 Budharu Gaon 78 Tomba 111 Bansgaon Chakla 81 GaurCharan P .S.-KHARIBARI C.D. BLOCK-KHARIBARI- PHANSIDEWA 16-20 4 Bajarur Chhat P.S.-PHANSIDEWA (0140) P.S.-PHANSIDEWA P.S.-KHARIBARI 22 Bhuban Guria Chhat P.S.-PHANSIDEWA 23 Bharia Danga 6 Jabarali 25 Pathar Hir Hira 20 Bangaru 28 Mohan Laler Chhat 21 Dhemaler Chhar 21-30 32 Madhab Bhita 24 Bharia Dangir Chhat 136 Kadu Bhita 0-5' 48 Fulbar 43 Farabari 63 Sarcar Gachher Chhat 44 HaodaBhita 95 Purbba Bansgaon Kismat 62 Hela Kadam Chhat 98 Madhya Bangaon 67 Abhiram P.S.-KHARIBARI ' 85 Hetmuri 30 Rang Muni 97 Bansh Gaon Mangachh 52 Subal 100 Paschim Madati 0-5' 55 Sing Bhita 104 LahuGaon 72 Chchur Muchur 110 Bans Gaon 75 Sona Chalani P .S.-KHARIBARI P.S.-PHANSIDEWA 5 Antaram Mahideb 22 Tart 4 Sannyasi Thaner Chhat 25 Gadhira 15 Bhisli 21-30 42 Bagha 6-10 50 Bhala Manashi 50 Manjaya 72 Radha 58 Dakua 108 Purbba Madali P.S.-PHANSIDEWA 113 Purba Bans Gaon 2 Chaupukuria P.S.-KHARIBARI 34 Kuchia 6-10 11 Paschim Ram Bandh 35 Dandra Jhar 12 Chunilal 38 Dham Bhila 75

APPENDIX-IV

Range of SC. JI. Name of Villages Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages (Percentage %) No. (Percentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

39 Foudi Gachh 6 Bhulka 40 Ambari 7 Jiban Sing 41 Molani 8 Saheburam 42 Han Bhita 9 Shyamdhan 45 Thakur Ganja 10 Chayan Sing 49 Churaman 13 Kungarpur 58 Sanga Tram 14 JamaTulla 68 Turi Bhita 15 Badora 69 Tar Bandha 16 Balahijhora 70 Anti Gachh 17 Kelabari 71 Bhushi Bhita 18 Alokjhari 31+ 73 Nirmmal 19 Barsad Bhita 74 Mahammad Baksa 20 Kishor Doba 75. Narayan 21 MaynaGuri 76 Kalaram 24 Khopalashi 77, Bara Pathu Ram 26 Khunia Pukhari 78 Chhota Pathu Ram 27 Bilakshu 79 DwaraBaksa 31+ 28 Duba 80 Rahamu 29 Bairagi 81 Laldas 31 Gayen 82 Hatiram 32 Debi Ganja 83 Kashi Ram 33 Bhajanpur 84 Liusi Pukuri 34 Chekar Mari 87 Kanti Bhita 35 Banchha Bhita 88 Maliipal 36 Kaita 89 Dhamna Gachh 37 Pata Ram 90 Kadmi 38 Kharibari 91 Sahananda 39 Jagir 92 Rupandighi 40 Bhupi Bhita 93 Guabari 41 Doha Guri 94 Bandar Gachh 43 Debu Ram 96 Uttar Bansgaon Kismat 44 Bhog Bhita 99 Paschim Bansgaon Kismat 45 Budh Singh 101 Mandila Jhar 46 Fulbari 102 Bara Paikpara Arazi 48 Jor Pakari 103 Chhota Paikpara Arazi 49 Panthabari 105 Dhak Para 51 Tukriajhar Forest 107 Chikan Mati 53 Dangar Bhita 109 Paschim Bansh Gaon 54 Rangali P.S.-KHARIBARI 56 Dhulia Madan 59 Tharu Bhita 2 Uttar Ramdhan 60 Dagdhu 3 Gandagal 61 Jatru 76

APPENDIX-IV

Range ofSC. ,,)1. Name of Villages Range ofSC. JI. Name of Villages (Percentage %) No. (Percentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

62 BuraGanja 41 North Shibkhola Tea Garden 63 Badaldbbata 47 Majua Tea Garden 65 Deoan Bhita 55 Malotar Tea Garden 66 Subal Bhita 59 Sittong Khasmahal 31+ 67 Nazir 64 Lonku Khasmahal 68 Dudha 69 Guabari Dayal Thong (D.R.) T. Gdn. 70 Manasa 13 Makai Bari Tea Garden 73 Arjanmal 14 Punkha Bari 74 Bagulia Hagi 18 Gari Dhora (M. Bari) T. Gdn. 76 Bhatta Gachh 26 Selim Hill Tea Garden C.D. BLOCK-MIRIK 33 Nurbang Tea Garden P.S.-MIRIK 6·10 34 Sepoy Dhura Tea Garden Okaity Tea Garden 36 Gaya Bari Tea Garden 2 Bukim Tea garden (Tharbu) 39 Mahanadi Tea Garden 0·5* 4 Paschim Phuguri Tea Garden 43 Gidda Pahar 6 Mirik Khasmahal 44 S1. Marys 7 Marma Tea Garden 45 Geothals 9 Sing Bulli Tea Garden 146 Chaita Daram Tea Garden 12 Newfallod Tea Garden (Ghyabari) 54 Mahal Daram Tea Garden 58 Latpanechar Forest 6·10 13 Patong Tea Garden 62 Selpu Khasmahal

5 Saurini Basti 6 Singel Tea Garden 11·15 10 Purba Phuguri Tea Garden /'16 Caslelon Tea Garden

I 15 Longview Tea Garden 16-20 NIL 11-15 16 Jamadar Bhita Khasmahal 21-30 11 Tingling Tea Garden 19 Satigurikhelaghar T. Gdn. 31+ Nil 30 Sukna C.D. BLOCK-KURSEONG 42 Barashibkhola Forest P.S.-KURSEONG 61 Mangpu Cinchona Plantation 4 Sepoydhora (D.R.) T. Gdn. 5 Khana Busty 2 Maharani Tea Garden 8 Karbia Tea Garden 7 Monti Viot Tea Garden 11 Spring Sidi Tea Garden 16-20 52 Toryak Khasmahal 12 Ambootia Tea Garden 56 Gitingy Tea Garden 20 Pairi Kumari 60 Barasit Tong Khasmahal 0·5· 21 Simulbari Tea Garden 21-30 NIL 24 Rohini Tea Garden 28 Sukna Forest 31+ 23 Bamonpokhari Forest 35 Tindharia Tea Garden 38 LizziepurTea Garden *(0-5) Excludes Villages wait no seheduled casts population. 77

APPENDIX-IV VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES. A. SCHEDULED TRIBES

Range of ST. Jl. Name of Villages Rangeo! ST. JI. Name of Villages (Percentage %) No. (Percentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

C.D. BLOCK·DARJEELING PULBAZAR 22 Bloomfield Garden

P.S.-PULBAZAR 24 Da~iling

P.S- DARJILING 25 Alubari Tea Garden

"Rage 0-5' 27 Pandam Tea Garden

"Range 6·15

11 Singbhumdera 3 Namla 13 Kaijalia 6 Kankibong 14. Samalbong 8 Lamagaon 18 Goke 9 Reiling 19 Bijanbari 15 Kolbong 20 Chontong Tea Garden 16 Murmidong 21 Lizahill Tea Garden

14 Sum Forest Bamesbeg Tea Garden 18 Rishihat Tea Garen 2 Singla Tea Garden 21 Brabatta Khasmahal 4 Badamtam Tea Garden 26 Lebong And Mineral Spring Tea 5 Ging Tea Garden 28 Aloobari Busty 6 Banockbum Tea Garden "Range 16-25 7 Phubsering Tea Garden

8 Rungneet Tea Garden Singalila Forest 9 Pattabong Tea Garden 7 Jhepl 10 Patliabas Forest 12 Matua 11 Trkvar Tea Garden 17 Karmi 12 Lebong Tea Garden

13 Soon Tea Garden 3 Rangit Forest

15 Singtam Tea Garden "Range 26-35

16 Happyvalley Tea Garden

17 Arya Tea Garden 2 Rimbick

19 Salu Tea Garden 4 Lodhama

20 Rishihat Khasmahal 10 Dangia 78

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages (Percentage %) No. (Percentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

"Range 36-50 28 Labda Khasmahal

'Thsil 0020 "Range 26-35

5 Hatta

"Range 51+ Nil 7 Takling Khasmohal

C.D. BLOCK: RANGLI-RANGLIOT 15 Lapchu Khasmahal

PS-RANGLIRANGUOT 17 Manedara

•• Range 0-5 'Range 36-50

'Thsi10040

3 Lapchu Tea Garden 9 Chegra Khasmahal

4 Peshok Tea Garden 13 Humtukdah Khasmahal

5 Sara Mungwa "Range 51 Nil

19 Tukdh Tea Garden C.D. BLOCK :- JOREBUNGLOW-SUKHIAPOKHRI

21 Pubong Khasmahal P.S-JUKHIA POKRI

22 Rangli Rangliot Tea Garden P.S-JORE BUNGALOW

24 Teesta Valley Tea: garden "Range 0-5

25 Pumong Tea Garden

"Range 6-15 7 Soolbongs Tea Garden

8 Seyok Tea Garden

Kambal Tea Garden 9 Gopaldhara Tea Garden

6 Chhota Mungwa '/15' Molatey Tea Garden

8 Soriang Khasmahal 17 I Nagrifarm Tea Garden

12 Lingding Khasmahal

16 Sing Rong Tam Kael Tea Garden

20 Dawaipani 2 Mariabong Tea Garden

26 Reshopbazar 4 Tumsong Tea Garden

29 Mangpucinchona Plantation 5 Tumsong Khasmahal

30 Rongchong Khasmahal 11 Pubong Tea Garden

"Range 16-25 12 Kusumbong Tea Garden

21 Kajetvally Tea Garden

2 Teesta Valley Forest 23 Doo\eria Tea Garden

1 0 Kolbong Khasmahal 24 Rongmookceder Tea Garden

11 Rayak Khasmahal 26 Moondakotee Tea Garden

14 . Tukdah Forest 27 Ringtong Tea Garden

18 Tukdah 28 Nahori Tea Garden(Balasom) 79

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages (Percentage %) No. (Percentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

29 Ringtong Tea Garden(Margaret) 67 Paringar KhaSmahal

**Range 6-15 76 Rambi Bazar D.I.F.

87 Chuna Bhatibazar D.!.F.

4 Minnagri Range 88 Chranthi Forest

5 Achhalal Hatta(Rongbong Basii) ** Range 6-15

13 Pokhribong Khasmahal

18 Dhajea Khasmahal 26 Bhalukhop Forest

28 Homes St.And Graihns

6 Mim Tea Garden 40 Kaffir Forest

7 Parmaguri KhaSmahal 46 Pudung Khasmahal

15 Senchal Forest 48 Dungra Khasmahal

16 Rangaroong Tea Garden 49 Bhalukhop Khasmahal

17 Rangbul 53 Mangwa Forest

19 Hillcart Road 58 Yokprintam Khasmahal

** Range 16-25 62 Lulagaon Forest

66 Nobgaon Khasmahal

3 Sukhiapokhri 86 List Forest

** Range 16-25

9 Pulungdong Mahal

** Range 26-35 45 Icha Khasmahal

47 Sindinong Khasmahal

2 Simana Basti 55 Kalimpong Khasmahal

*Thsif 0050 57 'Bong Khasmahal

20 Sonada Khasmahal 59 Slokbhir Khasmahal

** Range 36-50 60 Samalbong Khasmahal

65 Nimbong Khasmahal

13 Jore Bunglow 78 Birik Forest

** Range 51+ Nil 80 Suruk Khasmahal

C.D. BLOCK :- KALIMPONG-I 84 Panbu Forest

P.S-KLAIMPONG ** Range 26-35

** Range 0-5

41 Kaffir Khasmahal

52 Tista Bazar D.I.F. 69 Samether Kl'fasmahal

61 Lulagaon Khasmahal 72 Comesi Forest 80

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages (Percentage %) No. (Percentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

75 Turzam Forest 86 Ush Forest

82 Yangmakum Khasmahal " RANGE 16-25

" Range 36-50 45 Icha Khasmahal

47 Sindibong Khasmahal

42 Kankebong Khasmahal 55 Kalimpong Khasm~hal

70 Singi Khasmahal 57 Bong Khasmahal

85 Mangpong Forest 59 Slikbhir Khasmahal

89 Uttar Fulbari Khasmahal 60 Samalbong Khasmahal

". Range 0-5' 65 Nimbong Khasmahal

78 Bink Forest

54 Thashiding Forest 80 Suruk Khasmahal

64 Pemling Khasmahal 84 Panbu Forest

C.D., BLOCK-KALIMPONG -1 (0040) ,. RANGE 26-35

P.S.-KAMIMPONG (0060) 41 Kaffir Khasmahal ., RANGE 0-5 69 Samether Khas Mahal

72 Comesi Forest 52 Tista Bazar D.I.F. 75 Turzam Forest 61 Lulagaon Khasmahal 82 Yangmakum Khasmahal 67 Paringar Khasmahal "RANGE 36-50 76 Rambi Bazar D.I.F 42 87 Chuna Bhlibazar D.I.F. Kankebong Khasmahal

88 Chranlhi Forest 70 Singi Khasmahal

"RANGE 6-15 85 Mangpong Forest 89 Uttar Fulbari, Khasmahal

26 Bhalukop Forest ., RANGE 51+

28 Homes St. And Graihns 54 Tashiding Forest 40 Kaffir Forest 64 Pemling Khasmahal 46 Pudung Khasmahal C.D. BLOCK- KALIMPONG-ll 48 Dungra Khasmahal PS.- KALiMPONG 49 Bhalukhop Khasmahal ** RANGE 0-5* NIL 53 Mangwa Forest

58 Yokprintam Khasmahal "RANGE 6-15 62 Lualagaon Forest 'THSIL 0060 66 Nobgaon Khasmahal 3 Mansong Cinchona Plantation 81

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages (Percentage %) No. (Percentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

7 Kagey Khasmahal 14 Samabiyong Tea Garden

9 Ladam Khasmahal 18 Nona Forest

15 Lava Bazar D.I.F. 23 Upperfagu Tea Garden

"RANGE 16-25 24 Ambeok Tea Garden

5 Perdong Bazar 26 Dalingkot Forest

6 Pedong Khasmahal 27 Dalingma Khasmahal

8 Maria Khas Mahal 29 Mal Khasmahal

27 Sangser Khasforest 33 Sakam Forest

31 DaJapachan Khasmahal "RANGE 6-15

32 Paiyong Khasmahal

33 Santuk Khasahal 5 Patengodak Khasmahal

43 Palla Khasmahal 8 Rango Forest

·'RANGE 26-35 9 No Forest 35 Samsing Khasmahal

36 Kumai Khasmahal 10 Lingsay Kha Khasmahal 37 Kumai Tea Garden 21 Sakyong Khasmahal

23 Aigarah Bazar D.f.F. 17 Pagrangbong Khasahal 39 Bokhim Khasmahal 19 Lehti Forest 44 L.olay Khasmahal 22 Pogu Forest ., RANGE 36-50 28 Gorubathan Khasmahal

30 Mal Forest 4 Kashone Khasmahal " RANGE 16-25 11 Lingsay Khasmahal

36 Gitbeong Khasmahal 16 Nim Khasmahal "RANGE 51+ 25 Ambeok Forest ., Range 26-35 37 Gitdubling Khasmahal

38 Paygang Khasmahal Rechilachak Khasmahal

C.D. BLOCK- GORUBATHAN •• Range 36-50

P.S.-JALDHAKA *THSIL 0070

P.S.-GARUBATHAN 4 T odaytangta Khasmahal ,. RANGE 0-5 *THSIL 0080

7 Paren Forest 15 Pashiting Khasmahal

38 Kumai Forest 32 Darjilinghilldoars Teagarden 82

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages (Percentage %) No. (Percentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

•• RANGE 51+ 79 Mathapari

•• THSIL 0080 80 Matigara Hat

13 Pankhasati Khasmahal 86 Ujanu

31 Lowarfagutea Garden •• RANGE 6-15

C.D. BLOCK:- SILIGURI NAXALBARI

P.S.-NAXALBARI 8 Chhota Chenga

P .S.-MATIGARA 9 Nipania

P .S.-SILIGURI 20 Bara Maniram

•• RANGE 0-5 21 Kilaram

22 Kamala

23 Ketugabur 28 Dayaram

24 Fakna 32 Bhimram

25 Budtlkaran 36 Mudirjangal

27 Naksalbari 43 Garmmanir Chhat

42 Minghar Chhat 55 Lakshman

44 Grammani 86 Tarabari 87 Baunibhita 72 Belgachi 95 Rupsing 75 Ordterai Tea Garden 97 Bhujiabani 94 Dumriguri 101 Rajajhar 96 Lalman 104 Shaibhita 103 Ranidanga

105 Rangapani 24 Rajapairi

32 Galmakhari 3 Sovoke Forest 36 Duramarir Chhat 5 Mohandi Forest 44 Kalkut 6 Suknapratham Khanda 67 Nengti Chhara 46 Malahar 68 Jitu 66 Rangia 81 GaurCharan 70 Bairtisal

71 Bara Mohansingh 85 Mandalguri 72 Kawakhari

75 Kauakhali •• RANGE16-25

77 Patiram 17 Pataram

78 Tomba 26 Geni 83

APPENDIX-IV

RGjnge of ST. JJ. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages (Percentage "!o) No. (Percentage "!o) No.

2 3 2 3

52 Mahasing 76 Kalam

76 Panighata 83 Daknikata

88 8atlabari •• RANGE 36-50

26 Chamta 4 Manjha Tea Garden

27 Panchanai 7 Marapur

45 Kalabari 14 Siubar

50 Mahatram 49 Mangalsing

52 Salbari Chhat Prathamkhanda 60 Gaziram

53 Dhukuria 64 Huchaimallik

57 Nimai 67 Jamidargurir Chhat

59 Panchakulguri 70 Mirjangler Chhat

62 Lalsara Chhat 78 Trihana Tea Garden

63 Dumrituri Chhat 83 Dhemal

82 Bara Gharia 99 Dakshin Bagdogra

•• RANGE 26-35 12 Khoklong

22 Jhauguri 2 Lohagar Tea Garden 39 Karaibari 10 Mi~angla 48 Jadubhitar Chhat 30 Chhota Maniram 51 Udaysing 31 Dhakna •• RANGE 51 45 Damdama

47 Raghuramer Chhat Mechi Forest 48 Bhakatram 3 Lohagar Forest

50 Rarajharu 5 Rangmohan

54 Lakshmaner Chhat 6 Bara Chenga

100 Putimari 11 Jhabar Chhat 15 Chhota Ganjer Chhat

8 Kamalabarir Chhat 16 Chhota Ganja

21 Khopalasi 33 Utlamchand

25 Chmamtataguri 34 Hodabhitar Chhat

55 Baniakhari 35 Utlamchanded Chhat

56 Guria 37 Satbhaia

58 Jugubhita 38 Ghusuru 84

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JJ. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages

(Percentage %) No. (Percentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

39 Ranghuram C.D., BLOCK KHARIBARI-PHANSIDEWA

40 Nimubhitar Chhat P.S.-PHANSIDEWA P.S.-KHARIBARI 41 Ninghara ** RANGE 0-5" 46 Bairbhita

51 'Seboela 75 Narayan 53 Alia 76 Kalaram

56 Deomani 77 Sara Pathuram

57 Nandalal 78 Chhota Pathuram

61 Birsing 82 Hatiram

83 Kashiram 63 Dhanibani 88 Mahipal 69 Lohasing 94 Sandargachh 71 Sirsia Tea Garden 98 Madhyabansgaon 91 Sara 8hita

92 Kamalpur 7 Jibansing

98 Bhujiabani 9 Shyamdhan

"THSIL 0120 10 Chayansing

9 Khoklong Chhat 13 Kungarpur 14 Jamatulla 14 Khaprul 17 Kelabari 19 Fulbari 19 Barsadbhita 23 Jhauguri Chhat 28 Duba •• RANGE 51+ 28 Nunubairagi 32 Debiganja

.* THSIL 0120 29 Nunubairagi Chhat 36 Katia

30 Mohorgon Tea Garden 37 Pataram

41 Sisabari 38 Kharibari

42 Rupan Chhat 40 Shupibhita *. RANGE 6-15 43 Palash

47 Mahishmari 18 Halal 49 Damragayer Chhat 38 Dham 54 Nichitpur 39 Foudigachh

60 Gouri 40 Ambari 85

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages (Percentage %) No. (Percentage "!o) No.

2 3 2 3

69 Tarbandha 87 Kantibhita

72 Radha 93 Guabari 106 Budharugaon 73 Nirmmal 113 Purba Bansgaon 74 Mahammadbaksa

80 Rahamu 2 Uttar Ramdhan 84 Liusipukuri 4 8ajarur Chhat 89 Dhammna Gachh

90 Kadmi 5 Antaram

92 Rupandighi 21 Maynaguri

95 Purbba Bansgaon Kismat 35 Banchhabhita

96 Uttar Bansgaon Kismat 48 Jor Pakari

104 Lahugaon 50 Manjaya

105 Dhakpara 65 Deoanbhita 110 Bansgaon •• RANG E 26-35 •• RANGE 6-15

22 Bhubangurir Chhat Madan 27 .Fakirdwip 3 Gandagal

20 Kishordoba 35 Dandrajhar

26 Khuniapukhari 62 Helakadam Chhat

29 Bairagi 67 Abhiram 30 Rangmuni 71 Bhushibhita 41 Doha Guri 102 Bara Paikparaarazi 44 Bhogbhitta

45 Budhsing 8 Saheburam 51 Tukriajhar Forest 27 Bilakshu 59 Tharubhita 39 Jagir 64 Badalbhita 49 Panthabari 66 Subalbhita 52 Subal 67 Nazir 54 Rangali •• RANGE 16-25 61 Jatru

63 Hatidoba 2 Chaupukuria 73 Arjanmal 34 Kuchia •• RANGE 36-50 41 Molani

42 Haribhita 1 Mahideb 58 Sangatram 86

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages

(Percentage %) No. (Percentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

14 Rangali 26 Patharhirhirar Chhat

23 Bhariadanga 29 Sastugachh

28 Mohanlaler Chhat 31 Gangaram Tea Garden

49 Churaman 32 Madhabbhita

60 Gangarammaler Chhat 33 Tentulguri

68 Turibhita 36 Kadubhita

85 Hetmuri 37 Dhakna Gachh

99 Paschim Bansgaon Kismat 43 Farabari

101 Mandilajhar 44 Haodabhita

103 Chhota Paikparaarzi 45 Thakurganja

111 Bansgaonchakla 46 Jogibhita

48 Fulbar

22 Tari 50 Bhalamanashi

33 Bhajanpur 51 Thuna

43 Deburam 55 Bandi

46 Fulbari 56 Dalur Chhat

53 Dangarbhita .. RANGE 51- 57 Muktar Chhat

56 Dhulia 59 Nitubhita Chhat

58 Dakua 61 Meherulla

62 Buraganja 63 Sarcargachher Chhat

68 Dudha 64 Sarcar Gachh

_. RANGE 51+ 65 Barai Gachh

70 Anti Gachh

4 Sannyasithaner Chhat 86 Nembutri

6 Jabarali 97 Banshgaon Mangachh

8 Singijhor 100 Paschim Madati

15 Bhisti 107 Chikanmati

16 Tepu Tea Garden 108 Purba Madati

17 Panaullar Chhat

19 Banur Chhat 6 Bhulka

20 Bangaru 11 Paschim Rambandh

21 Dhemaler Chhar 12 Chunilal

24 Bhariadangir Chhat 23 Chiku

25 Patharhirhira 24 Khopalashi 87

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages

(Percentage %) No. (Percentage %) No.

2 3 2 3

25 Gadhira 2 Naharani Tea Garden

34 Chekarmari 3 Edenvale Tea Garden

42 Bagha 4 Sepoydhora D.R. T. Garden 47 Fulbarirchat 6 Singel Tea Garden 55 Singbhita 7 Montiviot Tea garden 71 Salbari 10 Gastleton tea Garden 72 Chchurmuchur 12 Ambootia Tea Garden 74 Bagulahagi 13 Nakaibari Tea Garden 75 Sonachalani 14 Punkhabari 76 Bhat1a Gachh

C.D. BLOCK - MIRIK 15 Longview Tea Garden

P.S.-MIRIK 16 Jamadarbhita Khasmahal

** RANGE 0-5* 26 Selimhill tea Garden

Okaity Tea Garden 30 Sukna

2 Bukim Tea Garden (Tharbu) 33 Nurbang Tea Garden

4 Paschim Phuguri Tea Garden 34 Sepoydhura Tea Garden 5 Saurinibasti 35 Tindharia Tea Garden 6 Mirik Khasmahal 38 Lizziepur Tea Garden 7 Narma Tea Garden 39 Mahanadi tea Garden 10 Purba Phuguri Tea Garden 41 North Shibkhola Tea Garden 11 Tingling Tea Garden 47 Najua Tea Garden 13 Patorig Tefl Garden 55 Nalotar Tea Garden ** RANGE 6-15 NIL 58 Latpanechar Forest

9 Singbulli tea Garden 60 Barasittong Khasmahal

61 Nangpucinghona Plantation

** RANGE 16-25 NIL ** RANGE 6-15

** RANGE 26-35 NIL 18 Garidhora (M. Bari) T. Gdn.

** RANGE 36-50 NIL 24 Rohini Tea Garden

** RANGE 51+ NIL 28 Sukna Forest

C.D.BLOCK- KURSEONG 37 Shibkhola Forest (Paglajhora)

P.S.-KURSEONG 43 Giddapahar

** RANGE 0-5' 44 St. Marys

Dayalthong (D.A.) Tea Garden 45 Goethals 88

APPENDIX-IV

Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages Range of ST. JI. Name of Villages (Percentage 'Yo) No. (Percentage 'Yo) No.

2 3 2 3

46 Chaitapani Tea Garden •• RANGE 26-35

51 Lowemamring Khasmahal Toryak Khasmahal 56 Gitingy Tea Garden 52 Lonku Khasmahal 62 Selpu Khasmahal 64

•• RANGE 16-25 •• RANGE 36-50

19 Satigurikhelaghar Tea Garden 25 Lamagumba Forest

50 Uppernamring Khasnahal ** RANGE 51+

53 Nahaldaram Forest 20 Pairikumari

59 Sittong Khasmahal 21 Simulbari Tea Garden

•• RANGE 16-25 63 Rolak Khasmahal

65 Sittong Forest * (0-5*) Excludes Villages with no Scheduled Tribe population. TOWN DIRECTORY

91 NOTE EXPLANING THE CODES USED IN THE TOWN DIRECTORY

STATEMENT - I SIZE CALLS OF TOWNS

Class Population Method of disposal of nightsoil I 100,000 and above HL Head Loads II 50,000-99,999 B Baskets III 20,000-49,999 WB Wheel Barrows IV 10,000-19,999 ST Septic Tank Latrines V 5,000-9,999 S Sewerage VI Below 5,000 Pt Pit System o Others Civic Administration Status of Towns M.Corp. Municipal Corporation/Corporation Protected Water Supply M.C. Municipal Committee/Municipal Town OHT Over Head Tank Committee SR Service Reservoir M Municipality IG River Infiltration Gailery M.B. Municipal Board BWD Borewell Pumping System M.CI. Municipal Council PT Pressure Tank C.B. Contonment Board/Contonment TW Tubewell water/Hand pump NAC. Notified Area/Notified Area Commit T Tap Water tee/Notified Committee W Well Water T.C. Town Committee K Tank Water T.B. Town/BoardlTown Area Committee G.P. Gram PanchayatlViliage Panchayat STATEMENT -V N.P. Nagar PanchayatITown Panchayat Medical Facilities S.C. Station Committee H Hospital S.B. Sanitary Board o Dispensary SA Special Area HC Health-Centre/Primary Health Centre/ S.A.D.A. Special Area Development Authority Primary Health Sub-Centre/Primary E.O. Estate Office Health Unit etc. U.C. Union Committee FPC Family Planning Centre C.T. Census Town TB TB Clinic . N.M. Non-Municipal NH Nurshing Home o Others ,. STATEMENT - II A Ayurvedic U Unani Navigable River/Canal Homeopathic R .River C Canal Educational Facilities A Arts only STATEMENT -IV S Science only Road length C Commerce only P.A. Pucca Road AS Arts and Science only K.A. Kuccha Road ASC Combined for all categories-Arts, Science and Commerce System of Sewerage L Law S Sewer U University OSD Open Surface Drains o Others BSD Box Surface Drains SO Sylk Drains Recreational and Cultural facilities CD Cesspool Method ~ PHSy~em PL Public Library o Others RR Reading Room 92 TOWN STATEMENT STATUS AND

SI. Class, Name and Civic Location Name of Police Name of Area Number of Population and No. Administration status Code No. ·Station C.D. Block (in Sq. House- 1901 1911 1921 of Town Kms.) holds including Houseless House- holds (in 1991 Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. VI Bairatisal (NM) 26/3/1 X Matigora Siliguri- 2.51 943 Investigation Naxalbari Centre 2. IV Cart Road (NM) 26/3N Kerseong Kerseong 17.99 2,733

3. Darjiling (M) 26/3/1 Da~iling 10.57 13,225 16,924 19,005 22,258 " (+12.30) (+17.12)

4. VI Jaldhaka Hydel 26/3/[11 Jaldhaka Gorubathan 0.81 775 Power Project Town (NM)

5. III Kalimpong (M) 26/3/11 Kalimpong Kalimpong 8.68 6,853

6. 1[1 Kurseong (M) 26/3N1 Kurseong 5.05 4,525 4,469 5,574 6,445 (+24.73) (+15.63) 7. V Mirik (NA) 26/3/1V Mirik 6.50 1,410

8. Siliguri (M) 26/3NIII Siliguri 15.54 39,471

9. IV Uttar Bagdogra (NM) 26/3NII Naxalbari Siliguri- 1.63 2,670 Naxalbari 93 DIRECTORY - I GROWTH HISTORY growth rate of the town at the Censuses of Density _~-:--__:.S..:cex__ R:..:;a,:_tio:._ ___ 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 (1991 1971 1981 1991 Census)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

4,703 1,874 796

11,038 13,572 754 902 931 (+22.96) 21,185 27,224 33,605 40,651 42,873 57,603 73,062 6,912 865 862 935 (-4.82) (+28.51) (+23.44) (+20.97) (+5.47) (+34.36) (+26.84)

3,533 3,097 3,823 637 852 (-12.34)

8,776 11,958 16,677 25,105 23,430 28,885 38,832 4,474 848 932 944 (+36.26) (+39.46) (+50.54) (-6.67) (+23.28) (+23.28) 7,451 8,495 11,719 13,410 16,425 18,008 26,758 5,299 887 915 913 (+15.61) (+14.01) (+37.95) (+14.43) (+22.43) (+9.64) (+48.59) 7,022 1,080 959

6,067 10,484 32,480 65,471 97,484 154,378 216,950 13,961 736 794 824 (+72.85) (+209.72) (+101.57) (+48.90) (+58.36) (+40.53)

.. 8,708 120.64 7,401 778 876 (+38.54) 94 TOWN STATEMENT PHYSICAL ASPECTS AND SI. Class and name of Physical Aspects Name of No. Town Rainfall Temperature (in centigrade) State Hqs. (inmm.) Maximum Minimum

2 3 4 5 6

1. VI Bairatisal (NM) 3,350.00 35.00 23.00 Culcutta (582)

2. IV Cart Road (NM) 5,803.25 25.00 8.00 Culcutta (635)

3. II Darjiling (M) 3,200.00 14.89 5.00 Calcutta (656)

4. VI Jaldhaka Hydel NA N.A NA Calcutta Power Project (790) Town (NM)

5. III Kalimpong (M) 2,190.00 26.00 7.20 Calcutta (643)

6. III Kurseong (M) 5,803.25 .18.00 3.00 Calcutta (622)

7. V Mirik (NA) N.A. 25.56 4.44 Calcutta (600)

8. Siliguri (M) 4,528.50 39.00 4.00 Calcutta (573)

9. IV Uttar Bagdogra 3350.00 35.00 11.00 Calcutta (585) 95 DIRECTORY -II LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1989 and road distance (in kms) from District Hqs. Sub-division / Police station Nearest City Railway Bus Navigable Development Block with population Station Route River / canal alone lakh ( if within and more 10 kms) 7 8 9 10 11 12

Darjeeling Siliguri (9)/ Matigora Investigation Siliguri (9) Maligora (3) Bairatisal {OJ (90) Centre (3)/ Siliguri-Naxalbari (6)

Darjeeling Kurseong (0)/ Siliguri (40) Sukna (0) Cart Road (0) (31) Kurseong (1)/ Kurseong (I)

Darjeeling Darjiling (0)/ Siliguri (77) Darjiling (0) Darjiling (0) (0) Darjiling (0)

Darjeeling Kalimpong (140:( Siliguri (112) Mal Town (40) Gorubathan (40) (62) Jaldhaka (40)/ Garubathan (40)

Darjeeling Kalimpong rOll SiliglJri (67) Si/iguri (67) Ka:limpong (0) (51) Kalimpong (0)

Darjeeling Kurseong (0) Siliguri (40) Kurseong (0) Kurseong (0) (34)

Darjeeling Kurseong (75)/ Siliguri (55) Siliguri (49) Siliguri (0) (52) Mirik(O)

Darjeeling Siligu.ri (0)/ Dabgram (15) Siliguri (0) SiJiguri (0) (83) Siliguri (0)

Darjeeling Siliguri (13)1 Siliguri(13) Bagdogra (0) Uttar (94) Naxalbari (8)/ Bagdogra (0) Siliguri-Naxalbari (13) 96 TOWN STATEMENT MUNICIPAL FINANCE SI. Class and name of Civic Receipt ( in Rs. '00 ) No. Town Adminis- Receipt Revenue Govern- Loan Advance tration . through derived ment Status taxes from Grant (In 1990) etc. Municipal Properties and power apart from Taxation 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1. VI 8airatisal (NM) N.A. NA N.A. NA N.A.

2. IV Cart Road (NM) 150 70

3. II Darjillng (M) 17,256 10,166 172,558 4,168

4. VI Jaldhaka Hydel (NM) NA N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Power Project Town

5. III Kalimpong (M) 5,037 1,914 20,358 170

6. III Kurseong (M) 5,390 361 45,880 6,303

7. V Mirik (NA) 24 10,580

8. SUiguri (M) 77,181 7,571 176,465 36,000 2,142

9. IV Uttar Bagdogra (NM) N.A. NA NA NA NA 97 DIRECTORY -III 1988 - 1989 Receipt ( in Rs. '00 ) Expenditure ( in Rs. '00 ) Other Total General Public Public Public Public Others Total Sources Receipt Adminis- safety health works Institu- (Specify) Expenditure (Specify) tration and con- tions veniences

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

220 220 220

124,248 328,396 151,775 396 62,843 35,435 8,734 66,209 325,392

N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

615 28,094 5,925 1,224 12,298 2,601 1,598 2,498 26,144

3,211 61,145 4,051 936 11,443 12,489 2,634 27,619 59,172

16 10,620 2,209 622 1,105 4,427 392 8,755

13,908 313,273 7,723 6,489 70,287 129,258 4,743 31,054 249,554

NA N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 98 'TOWN STATEMENT CIVIC AND OTHER SI. Class and name of Civic Popula- Scheduled Road System Number of latrines No. Town Adminis- tion Castes and length of Water Service Others tration Scheduled (in km.) Sewerage Borne Status Tribes (in 1990) Population

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. VI Bairatisal (NM) 4,703 796 PR,KR 10 950 6

2. IV Cart Road (NM) 13,572 3,035 PR(48.00) O,OSO 15 15 25

3. II Oarjiling (M) 73,062 18,230 PR(64) S NA 2 113

4. VI Jaldhaka Hydel (NM) 3,097 585 PR(12) NA 700 Power Project Town

5. III Kalimpong (M) 38,832 11,759 PR (23.70) S,OSD NA NA NA

6. III Kurseong (M) 26,758 5,043 PR(11.82) S,OSD NA NA NA KR(9.104)

7. V Mirik (NA) 7,022 1,021 PR(7) OSO NA NA NA KR(5)

8. Siliguri (M) 216,950 23,416 PR(133.87) OSD 23,625 285 KR(15.67) BSO

9. IV Uttar Bagdogra (NM) 12,064 2,439 PR(25) 2,270 345 99 DIRECTORY -IV AMENITIES 1989 Method of Protected water Supply fire fighting ___---.::E.:.,:le..:_ct;_ri;_fic;;_:a;_ti..:_on;_..:..( _N..:.u..:.m.::b..:.er_o:.,:.f_:c..:.on..:.n.;_:e:..:c..;;_tio:_;n.:.,:s",-} _____ Disposal Source of System of Servece· Domestic Industrial Commercial Road Others Of night Supply Storage with lighting Soil Capacity in (Points) lit res (in brackets)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

ST W,TW Siliguri (9) 956 136

ST Kurseong (I) 1,448 10 10 3

S,ST T SR Yes 6,708 98 1,771 1,650 (240000000)

ST T SR Siliguri (112) 850 25 210 350 (6700)

HL,ST T NA Ves 3,249 54 . 1,155 951

S,ST T SR Yes 4,877 38 754 !541 388 (419664) , ST,PT NA NA Siligu~ (55) 342 128 93

ST,PT T,W OHT Yes 19,680 398 8,210 3,393 95 (NA)

ST,HL TW,W Siliguri (13) 2,615 100 TOWN STATEMENT CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES SI. Class and Name of Town Name of slum Area of slum Population of Paved of Roads System of No. (in Sq.km) Slums (in Kms) Sewerage (approximate)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1. II Darjiling No Specific Name 2.0 19,279 19.0 S

2. Siliguri No. of Bustee - 42 3.07 46,200 15.0 OSD 101 DIRECTORY -IVA IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1989 Number of Latrines Method of No. of tap pOints/ Electrification ( No. of connections) Community Disposal of Public hydrants Domestic Road lighting Others Water Borne Service Others night soil installed for (points) supply of protected water

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

6 48 10 ST 62 1,050 256

52 5,833 12 ST 433 98 413 102 TOWN STATEMENT MEDICAL! EDUCATIONAL! RECREATIONAL SI. Class and name of Population Medical Facilities' Educational Facilities No. Town Hospitals Beds in Arts / Science / Recognised Dispensaries Medical Commerce Medical Engineering Polytechnics Shorthand, T.B. Clinics Institutions Colleges Colleges Colleges Typewriting etc. noted in (of degree level and vocational column 4 and above) training institutions 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. VI Bairatisal 4703 0-1 Siliguri Siliguri Jalpaiguri Kurseong Siliguri (9) (13) (54) (49) (9)

2. IV Cart Road 13572 Kurseong (I) Kurseong SiUguri Jalpaiguri Kurseong Kurseong (1 ) (40) (85) (I) (I)

3. II Darjiling 73062 H-5 418 AS - I Siliguri Jalpaiguri Kurseong Sh-type TB -1 50 A -I (77) (122) (34) (2) 0-7 AC-2

4. VI Jaldhaka Hydel 3097 H -I 6 Kalimpong Siliguri Jalpaiguri Kurseong Kalimpong Power Project (140) (112) (135) (152) (140) Town

5. III Kalimpong 38832 H -I 370 ASC(I) Siliguri Jalpaiguri Kurseong Sh-type 0-1 (67) (113) (107) (I) FPC (I) NHM-3 0(3) 40

6. III Kurseong 26758 H -I 100 ASC-I Siliguri Jalpaiguri Sh-type TB -I 300 (40) (85) (I) FPC (I)

7. V Mirik 7022 HC -I 10 Kurseong Siliguri Jalpaiguri Kurseong Sh-type 0-1 (75) (49) (94) (75) (I)

8. I Siliguri 216950 H -I 220 A -1 Siliguri Jalpaiguri Kurseong Sh-type 0-4 AS - 1 (10) (45) (40) (3) TB-I C - 1 o (i) 0-1 NH - 20 430

9. IV Uttar Bagdogra 12064 H -I 20 Siliguri Siliguri Jalpaiguri Kurseong Siliguri (13) (13) (58) (53) (13) 103 DIRECTORY -v AND CULTURAL FACILITIES, 1989 Educational Facilities Working Women's Number of Recreational and Cultural Facilities Higher Secondary / Junior Adult literacy hostels with Auditioria/ Public libraries Intermediate / PUC Secondary / Secondary Primary classes / number of Stadiam -Cinema Drama/ including reading (Pre-university Matriculation and Middle Schools centres, seats Community rooms College / Junior Schools others halls College level) (specify)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

2 PL(I)

3 2 13 3 PL(I)

6 13 2 47 2 2 3 PL(2)

Kalimpong PL (I) (140)

6 10 10 29 2 PL (2) RR(2)

2 10 15 3 PL (2) RR (2)

3 3 5 3 PL (I) RR (I)

9 14 6 80 6 7 7 PL (3) RR(3)

2 104 TOWN STATEMENT TRADE, COMMERCE, INDUSTRY SI. Class and name of Names of three most important Names of three most No. Town commodities imported commodities

1st 2nd 3rd 1s1 2nd

2 3 4 5 6 7

1. VI Bairatisal Food Grains Clothings Medicine

2. IV Cart Road Food Grains Cloth Medicine Potato Ginger

3. II Darjiling Fuel Food Grains Clothings Tea Orange

4. VI Jaldhaka Hydel Food Grains Cloth Medicine Power Project Town

5. III Kalimpong Edible Oils Textiles Building Timber Orange Materials

6. III Kurseong Food Grains Clothg Coal Tea Orange

7. V Mirik Food Grains Clothings Medicine Tea Cardamon

8. Siliguri Iron & Cement Chemical Machineries Tea Timber

9. IV Uttar Bagdogra Food Grains Textiles Medicine Tea Timber 105 ' DIRECTORY -VI AND BANKING, 1989 important Names of three most improtant Number of Number of Number of exported commodities manufactured banks agricultural non-agricul credit tural credit 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd societies societies

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

3 2

Cardamon 3

Woolen Woolen Handicrafts 11 N.A N.A. Garments Garments

Cardamon Leather Goods Woolen Garments Silk Yam 5

Poultary Timber Products Woolen Garments 4 Products

Timber Woolen Garments 3

Pineapple & I ron Products Wood Products Bakery Products 24 20 Orange