CENSUS OF INDIA 1931 / (
PARTS XIII - A & B VilLAGE & TOWN DI.RECTORY
VILLAGE & TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
PRAI(ASAM DISTRIC·r FOREWORD
The district census handbook (DCH), compiled by the Census Organisation on bebalf of the State Governments, is one 0 f the most valuable products of the Census. The DCH is constantly referred to by planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is inter alia used for delimitatiC'n. of constitu encies, formulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to district administration. The district census handbook is the only publication which provides Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data upto village level for the rural l'lreas and wardwise for each city or town. It also provides data on infrastructure and amenities in villages and towns, etc.
The district census handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained important census tables and PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census t~e scope of the DCH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the "district, administrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, including PCA. The 1971 DCH series was planned in three parts. Part-A related to village and town directory, Part-B to village and town PCA and Paft-C comprised anal}tical report, administrative statistics, distrkt census tables and certain analytical tables b~sed 6n PCA and amenity data in respect of villages. However, in some states it was confined ~o districf,census ta bles and in a few cases altogether given up due to delay in compilation and printing. " \
While designing the format of 1981 DCH series some new features along with the restructuring \ of the formats of vilJage and to\\ n directory have been attempted. At the same time, comparability with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the amenities except power supply in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not available in the referrent village the distance in broad ranges from the neaTest place where the amenity is available may be given. The restructuting of the format of the village directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect particularly in relation to amenities and land-use pattern is expected to fijrther meet the need of micro level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in the local area planning but regulating of the provision of goods and services as well so as to minimise the regional imbalances in the process of development. A few new items of information have also been introduced to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such new items of information on adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the vi1lage directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approach to the viHage is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column, " total population and number of households" has been introduced to examine the correlatIon of the amenities wi~h the population and num ber of households they sene. Addition of two more appendIces listing the vjJIages where no amenities are available and ~ccording to the proportion of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population to the total population has also been made with this view in mind.
The formats of the town directory have also been modified to meet the requirements· of the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in slums in Class I and Class II towns (Statement IV-A) has been introduced with this objective in mind. It is expected that this will help the planners to chalk out programmes on provision of civic amenities for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in Statement IV relating to civic and other amenities and adult literacy classes/centres under educational facilities in Statement V are also added inter alia with this view. A signi ficant addition is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infraslructur~ of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towm into consideration. The addition of the columns on civic administration status and population in a few statements also serves this purpose. ii
The format of the primary census abstract for the villages and towns has been formulated in the light of changes in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual slip of 1981 Census.
In order to avoid delay in publication of 1981 DCH series it has been so designed that Section I & II of the volume contains village and town directory and Section-III, the PCA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Taluk/Town levels. At the beginning of the DCH a detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on PCA and non-census data in relation to the infrastructure has been introduced to enhance its value. The district and taluk/town level maps depicting the boundaries and other important features have been inserted at appropriate places, to further enbance the value of the publication.
This publication is a joint venture of the State Government and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled in the State under the direction of Sbri S. S. Jaya Rao, LA.S , Director of Census Operations, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad, on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination M this publication was carried out by Dr. N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) of my office, Dr. B. K. Roy. Deputy Registrar General (Map) provided the technical guidance in the preparation of the maps. Data received from Census Directorates have been scrutfnised in the Social Studies DiviSion at the head-quarters under the guidance of Shri M. M. Dua, Senior Researcb Officer. I am thankful to all who have contributed in this project.
New Delhi P. PADMANABHA the 26th April, 1982 Registrar Genera), India PREFACE
District Census Handbook is the most important of the local pUblications brought out by tb~ Census Organisation. This is a joint venture of the State and Central Governments, The chapter 011 HISTORY OF DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK details its history and growth right from the incep tion of ('fllSUS in 1872, while the foreword of the Registrar General and Census Commis\ioner, India highlights the scope and significance of tbe tremeqdous improvements brought about from time to time since 1951 to 1981, in the presentation of data so as', to meet the demands of planning and administrative needs of the Governments and the data users. Needless to say that it is of immense use to planners, administrators, academicians, scholars, regearchers, social workers, etc.
The restructuring of the format of the Village Directory at the [981 Census has been done particularly to inci)rporat~ the exhaustive data on infrastructure in relation to amenities and land use patteln to meet the needs of micro-level and local area planning for rural areas as well as to meet tbe Minimum Needs and Revised Mtnimum Needs Programmes of the Planning Commission. It is further intended to help regulating the provision of goods and services and also to enable minimising regional imbalances in the process of development. The formats of the Town Dire.::tory have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme, by adding statements on civic and other ameni ties in slums in Class I and Class II Towns, columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population, adult literacy centres, working women's hostel, etc. In the process of collection of data for this volume, various State and C~ntral Gove-rument departments have extended their kind co-operation. The District Census Handbook comprises two parts -Part A -detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on Census and nO'l-Census d'lta in rdation to infrastructure and Part B-Village and Town Directories as well as Primary Census A bstract of Villages and Towns.
In this joint venture of the State and Central Governments, while the collection, processing including compiJation, tabulation and finalisation of the write up have been done by the Directorate of Census Operations, Andhra Pradesh, under the Ministry of Home Affdirs, Government of India, the paper and printing costs are borne by the Government of Andhra Pradesh State. I offer my grateful thanks to Sri S.R. Rama Murthy, LA.S., (Retd.), former Chief Secretary oftbe Government of Andhra Pradesh and Sri M. Appa Rao, Joint Secretary (Retd)., General Administration (Elections) Department for the kind co-operation and encouragement extended by them at the time of 1981 Census. Grateful thanks are also due to Sri Sbravan Kumar, I.A.S., the present Chief Secretary, Sri B N. Jaya Simha, LA.S, Special Chief Secretary, General Administration Department and Chief Electoral Officer who is also in charge of Census and to Sri P.V. Gopala Rao, LA.S., Deputy Secretary, General Administration Department, for extending their kind co-operation. The Director of Printing and Stationery has been helpful in selecting good private presses for printing the Handbooks.
My grateful thanks are due to Sri S.S. Ju)a Rao, I.A.S., Director of Census Operations, Andhra Pradesh, under whose direction the entire Census Operations programme was successfully carried out in the State. He has retired from service after superannuation in April, 1984. I am e.xtremely grateful to Sri P. Padmanabha, I.A.S., former Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India, who~e constant guidance and advice were a source of strength and to Dr. N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) who has formulated the contents of the handbook in detail. Grateful thanks are also due to Dr. B.K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) under whose guidance the Map Division has scrutinised the district map and the taluk maps evincing very keen interest and to Sri M. M. Dua, Senior Research Officer (now Deputy Director), who has scrutinised the data presented here, with very minute care. I feel it a proud privilege and bounden duty to offer my sincere and grateful thanks to Sri V.S. Verma, I. A. S., Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India and to Sri V. P. Pandey, Joint Registrar General, India for their constant guidance and advice in both administrative and technical matters. iv
In the finalisation of the write up, compilation and processing of data for the volume, I have been ably assisted by Sri 9. Satyanarayana, as Deputy Director and as Assistant Director of Census Opcra:iul1s, with tlIt: a~sistance of an dficient team led by Smt. P. Lalitha, Investigator who has gained rich experience and specialised this subject. Sri Shyam De:>, Research Officer, ably guided the Map Section in the preparation of variolls maps included in this publication. I am thankful to all those officials who have contributed in bringing out this voluminous publication.
The following officials who have worked on the present Volume of Prakasam District Census Handbook deserve my thanks for their contribution.
Smt. T. Suseela, Tabulation OfIlcer Drafting, Scrutiny and Sri N. C. Hanurnantha Reddy, Tabulation Officer Supervision of Printing Smt. P. A. M. Tayaru, Tabulation Officer
Sri V. Anantbasayana Rao, Statistical Assistant Supervision of Printing
Sri W. V. Laksbminaraya na, Sta tis tical Assistan t Sm·t. N. Suseela, Statistical Assistant Sri G. K. Yadagiri, Statistical Assistant Sri D. Prakash, Statistical Assistant Sm!. Sarwar Begum Statistical Assistant Sri Khamolal, Statistical Assistant Kum. K. Anasuya, Statistical Assista nt Smt. J. Sitamahalakshmi, Statistical Assistant Sri Y. Gopala Krishna Murthy, Statistical Assistant Sri S. Subba Rao, Computor Collection, compilation, Scrutiny Sri M. Ramprasad, Computor of maps and proof reading Kum. Arifa Sultana, Comput~r Smt. J. Madhubala, Computor Smt. B. Sailakshmi, Computor Smt. S. A01bujam, Computor Smt. N. Sita Kumari, Computor Sri N. Siva prasad Naidu, Computor Sri K. Anil Kumar Chowdary, Computor Sri B. Nadavaiah, Computor Sri G. Venkateswara Rao, Computor
Dr. (Kum.) Aqueela Begum, Cartographer Sri M. N. Ram Mohan, Senior Artist Supervision of Mapping Work Sri Syed Abmed, Senior Artist
Smt. Daya Saxena, Artist Sri M. J. Sadiq, Senior Draughtsman Sri Mohinuddin Hassan, Senior Draugbtsman Sri B. Raghu Ram, Senior Draugbtsman Sri K. Devadass, Senior Draughtsman Sri M. A. Qadeer. Draughtsman Sri B. Ramasbeshu, Draughtsman I Sri T. Trinadh, Draughtsman ,.I Preparation of Maps I Sri K. Shyam Prasad Reddy, Draugbtsman 1 Sri G. Mariyanna, Draugbtsman I 1 Sri D. Cbiranjeevi Raju, Draugbtsmall Sri Gulam Hassan Mohiuddin, Draughtsman \ I Smt. R.R.S.N. Subba Lakshmi, Draugbtsman I Sri M. K. Zahiru<'ldin, Draughtsman I I J v
"\ Sri N. V. Manohar Rao, Senior Steno I SlUt. P.V.D. Lakshmi, Junior Steno I I Smt. Ch. Lalitha Kumari, Junior Steno I I Smt. J. Bharathi. L.D.C. Preparation of fair copies Sri Md. Khaja Moinuddin, L.D.C. Sri Md. Ismail, L. D.C.
Hyderabad, Ch. PURNACHANDRA RAO, 28 Nov. 1986. Deputy Director of Census Operatiolls Andhra Pradesh viii
11 Markapur Taluk 85-91 12 Bestavaripeta Taluk 93-101 13 Giddalur Taluk 103-111 14 Pamur Taluk 113-121 15 Kanigiri Taluk 123-133 16 Kondapi Taluk 135-143 17 Kandukur Taluk 145-153
(iii) Appendices (I-IV) to the Village Directory 154-179 (iv) L.C. Nos. for three dl"cades (1961 to 1981) 180-231
SECTION II-TOWN DIRECTORY
0) Note explaining the codes used in the Town Directory 233-234 (ii) Town Directory statements (I to VI and IV A) 236-249
SECTION Ill-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
(i I District peA 252-257 (ii) TaJuk-wise peA
(a) 1 Yerragondapalem Taluk 259-265 2 Darsi Taluk 2~7-273 3 Addanki Taluk 275-281 4 Santhamaguluru TaJuk 283-287 5 Parchur Taluk 289-293 6 Chirala Taluk 295-307 7 Ongole Taluk 309-317 8 Maddipadu Taluk 319-323 9 Pod iIi TaJuk 325-331 10 Tarlupadu Taluk 333-339 11 Markapur Taluk 341-347 12 Bestavaripeta Taluk 349-355 13 Giddalur Taluk 357-363 14 Pamur Taluk 365-371 15 Kanigiri Taluk 373-383 16 Kondapi Taluk 385-394 17 Kandukur Taluk 395-405
(b) Description of Urban Enumeration Blocks 406-426
(c) Appendix to Urban peA 427-450
(iii) Special ·PCA on SC and ST 452-459 IMPORTANT STATISTICS
COMPARATIVE FIGURES OF THE STATE AND DISTRICT
Aodhra Pradesh Praka5sm State District POPULA nON " TOTAL' Persons 53,549,673 2,329,511 Males 27,108,922 1,111,860 Females 26,440,751 1,151,711
RURAL Persons 41,062,097 1,980,294 Males 20,697,627 999,157 Females 20,364.470 981,137
- URBAN Persons 12,487,516 349,277 Males 6,411,295 178,703 Females 6,076,281 170,574
DECENNIAL POPULATION 23.10 21.33 GROWTH RATE 1971-81
.osGEOGRAPHICAL AREA (Sq. Kms.) 275,068 17,626
DENSITY OF POPULATION (per Sq. Km.) 195 132
SEX-RA TIO (Number of Females per 1,000 Males) 975 978
LITERACY RATE Persons 29.94 29.39 Males 39.26 40.52 Females 20.39 18.01
PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 23.32 14,99 TO TOTAL POPULATION
PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION
(i) MAIN WORKERS Persons 42.26 44,54 Males 57,12 57.15 Females 27.01 31.66
(ii) MARGINAL WORKERS Persons 350 418 Males 056 0.69 Females 6.53 7.75
(iii) NON-WORKERS Persons 54.24 51.28 Males 42.32 42.16 Females 66.46 60.59 x
BREAK-UP OF MAIN WORKERS
PERCENTAGE AMONG MAIN WORKERS
(i) CULTIVATORS Persons 32.14 31.21 Males 36.86 31.64 Females 23.79 19.50
Oi) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS Persons 36.19 43.52 Males 26.51 31.29 Females 59.01 66.09
(iii) HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY Persons 4.10 4.64 Males 4.50 5.22 Females 5.14 3.58
(iv) OTHER WORKERS Persons 25.77 20.57 Males 32.13 25.85 Females 12.00 10.83
PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES Persons 14.87 16.01 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 14.90 16.07 Females 14.84 15.95
PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBES Persons 5.93 3.34 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 5.97 3.40 Females 5.89 3.28
NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 10,422,448 478,645
NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 29,281 1,092 Inhabited 27,379 1,007 Uninbabited 1,902 85
NUMBER OF TOWNS 252 11 PART-A
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The history of Prakasam (Ongole) district, as is There were about nine rulers in tbe Chalukya the case with other districts in the State, starts with dynasty and fourteen among the Pallavas. The rule the rule of Nandas. The imperial dynasties that held of the Chalukyas began in the 2nd quarter of the 6tb sway over this district in the ancient period after the Century A. D. while that of the greater Pallavas in Nandas were the Mauryas, Satavahanas, Ikshvakas, the 3rd quarler of the same Century. Though the Pallavas, Chalukyas of Badami, Eastern Chalukyas rule of the Chalukyas ended a little over tbe middle ofVengi. Rashtrakutas, Cholas, Chalukyas of Kalyani, of the 8th Century, the Pallavas, however continued be Yadavas and Kakatiyas. BNellore district which has now gone to make-up the rule of later Satavabanas over tbis area for an inscrip Ongole district in 1970. With Kirthivarman II (744- tion of Gautamiputra Satakarni dated in bis 27th 757), the rule of the Badami Chalukyas came to an end regnal year was noticed at Chinaganjam in Chirala and they were survived by the Eastern Cbalukya'l and taluk of this district. The discovery of a few gold PaHavas. The place of Badami Chalukyas was taken coiI1s pertaining to the Roman emperors of tbe 1st by the Rashtrakutas, of course, with their headquarters century B. C. or A. D. at Dharamvaripalem in at Malkhed or different place of the tbree powers, the Darsi taluk of Prakasam district shows that the first to disappear~ were the Pallavas. They were over Satavahanas traded with distant lands extending as far thrown bv Chola subordinates in about 912 A. D. as Rome. Major part of the area comprising this The Rashtrakutas; though they appeared on the district excluding the two taluks of Giddalur and political scene much later, quit the field sixty years Malkapuram transferred from Kurnool district to this after the Palla vas and their place was taken by the (Prakasam) district at the time of its format on in Western Chalukyas of Kalyani. 1970 together with the entire Guntur district was known as Kamma rashtra from the 4th Century to the With the ushering in of the Western CbaJukyas 14th Century A. D. Promineat references to Kamma enter a period of internecine warfare between the ra~htra are found in the two famous copper plate * ChaJukyas and the ChoJas. All these waJS were for inscriptions of ChandaJur village (30 kms. North of controlling that fertile sketch of the coastal area of Ongole town), the first one dating around 650 A. D. which Prakasam district was part and parcel. The and the second one to 673 A. D. respectively. Chalukya rulers were thirteen in number and their If the annexation was in its entirety, then the dynasty was in existence till A. D. 1200. Among the area comprising the present Prakasam district must Cholas, the last ruler Ra_iendra 111 is said to have have also passed fully under the Chola hegemony. ruled till A. D. 1279. Pallava Simba Vishnu, who ruled the Pallava King dom between 574 A. D. and 600, besides stalling the The sub-feudatories of the Cholas, the Velanadu kalabhna submersion, revived the Pallava supremacy Cbolas and Nellore Telugu Cholas were important in this region. among the rising powers.
----~.--- .---~---.--- Source: Based on notes collected from the office of the State Editor, A. P. and some other inscriptions * The first coppper plate inscription of Chandalur was issued by the Chalukya king Kumara Vishnu-II in around 644 A. D. and the second copper plate inscription of Chanda lur village was issued by king Sarvalokasraya alias Vijayasidhi and Mangi Yuva Raju, son of Maharaja Kumara Vishnu-H. This village Chandalur was sub-divisional headquarters (Kavachaakaarabhoga) in the district Karmanka or Kamma rashtra comprising the area south of Krishna river upto Manneru river in Kavali taluk of Nellore district. [2)
The branch of the Telugu Cholas was ruling in the The Kakatiyas were yet another dynasty to hold southern marches of Kammanadu Juring this period. sway over the area comprised in Prakasam district. Though very few inscriptions of this family have come The first ruler who had anything to do with this to light, an undated epigraph at Peda Cherukuru district was Rudra (1150-1195). in Chirala taluk records seven generations of this family down to Malladeva II, a subordinate of The next phase in the conquest of this district Kakatiya Ganapatbideva. The Telugu (holas of appears to be in the time of Ganapathi Deva. He Konidena titled tbemselves as Kondukurupuravaradhi was the son of Mahadeva. So far as this district svaras instead of Oreyuripuravaradhisvaras and the is concerned, Ganapathi Deva subdued the Velamdu lords of 21,000 villages of Pakanad u Vishaya ChoJas, Telugu Cholas of Konidena and Chakra narayana princes. With the first, he acquired mastery Of the Telugu Chola families that ruled over over Podili and Darsi and seems to have entrusted parts of former Nellore district from the 10th Century it to the Kayasthll chief Gangaya Sabini who was A. D., Tondiyaraja of KaJujuvvalapadu, the Telugu ruling from Panugal to Marajawadi. These series of Cholas of Nellore were important. conquests brought JYodili, Darsi, Addanki, Markapur and Gitldalur taluks of this 'district under the sway of The TeJugu Cholas of Konidena ruled over tbe Kakatiyas. Kammanadu comprising among others modern Imperial Cholas in the maritime Andhra witnessed Prakasam district for nearly two cent uries with their the emergence of the Kakati}as of Warangal who capital at Konidena. played a very prominent part in the .. history of tbe Deccan in general and Aodhradesa in particular. The Kingdom comprised Kammanadu, the tract The Kakatiyas held sway over the whole of the from Kavali to Ongo)e in the northern part of NelJore Telugu-speaking area for nearly 325 years, i. e. from district. Kammanadu consisted of pal Is of Sattenna A. D. 1000 to 1323. This period was styled as the palJe, Narasaraopet, and Vinukonda taluks and at the Age of Kakatiyas. It was an age of enquiry and time spread beyond the Krishna on the north, beyond criticism. Rudra, Ganapati, Rudramba and Pratapa the Gundlakamma upto Srisailam on the west, into rudra were the representatives of this great age. Guntur district on the north east, and Velanadu, Pakadu and Addanki Sima on tbe soutb After 1523 A. D. the whole of Andhra Pradesh passed under the Tugbluqs, Muhammad-Bin-Tughluq Of the Western Chalukya dynasty, five rulers being the then sultan of Delhi. However, this area held sway till A. D. 1200 after Vikramaditya VI, and did not remain long under tbem, for, their rule was contemporaneously seven Cbolas ruled beyond tbis most oppressive in character and the people roused period starting from Kulothunga I. Whatever be the for a benefactor, whom they found one in Musunuri length of their rule, their power declined gradually. Prola,}a Nayaka. Seventy five nayakas of coastal Vikrama Chola, who followed Kulothunga I was suc Andhra, nobles and common people alike flocked to cessful in regaining his bold on coastal Andhra his standard. The struggle was convulsing that some with the help rendered by· his subordi ventured to call it a National Movement, the first nates. The Chalukya ruler Someswara HI, unable to of its kind in Indian HIstory. In the wake of this protect the territory recently acquired by his father, struggle, a few independent Kingdoms came to be perhaps retired to his kingdom, for ro record of his established, the Chief among them being the Reddis, was found in the former eastern part of Kuroool Vizianagara and Bahmanis and the order of their district (i. e. Giddalur and Markapur taluks trans coming into existence being the years A. D. 1326, ferred froUl Kuroool to Prakasam district). and A. D. 1347 respectively.
Tbe Pandya~, who had been steadily growing in Contemporaneous with the Yadavas of Devagiri, power over the years, conquerred the Chola Kingdom a dynasty of the Yadava lineage known as the under the leadership of Jatavarman Sundara Pandya-I Yadavas of Addanki ruled over a small kingdom in and annexed it to their Kingdom. They considered Prakasam district as feudatories of the Kakatiyas and themselves as the successors of Cbolas, whose the Telugu Cholas for a century from the middle of suzerainty the Telugu Cholas of Nellore acknowledged the 12th c~ntury with their capital at Addanki which and invaded the Kingdom of Nellore. subsequently became the first capital of the Reddi [3]
Kingdom. The Yadavas of Addanki also known Reddis of Addanki. He had four works to his credit as the Chakranarayana princes after one of their and they were; (I) The Aranya Parva of the Mahabha titles were a powerful loeal dynasty consisting of six rata left unfinished by Nannaya and Tikkana. (2) kings who were great warriors. Narasimhapuranam, (3) Ramayanam and (4) Had vamsam. The first of these won fer him the title Towards the close of the 13th century A. D. Prabhanda Parameswara. He is known to have written the Yadavas of Addanki disappeared and their the Ramayanam at the request of Prolayavema. An territory incorporated. inscription of Saka 1320 at Kandukuru belonging to Racbavema, grandson of Malla Reddi, corroborates The dynasty of the Nagas ruled over some area' this. in Prakasam district with their capital at Darsi in the 13th and 14th centuries A. D. It consisted of ten Kandukuru wbich is now in Prakasam district generations of rulers who were warriors of, merit. was a place of considerable importance in the early history of Andhra Pradesh. It lay between the The Reddis of KODdavidu : - coastal region and the Boyalliharadesa or the land of the Boya chieftains, comprising among others, the Of the three Reddi Kingdoms of Kondavidu, taluks of Atmakur, Udayagiri and Kanigiri of Rajamahendravaram and Kandukuru, which shaped the erstwhile Nellore district of which the last one the destinies of the people of coastal Andhra, (Kanigiri) is now part and parcel of this (Prakasam) Kondavidu and Kandukuru, an off-shoot of district. Kondavidu, are relevant to Prakasam district. The Reddis of Kondavidu, who began as the subordinates During the political turmoil after the fall of of \he Musunuri chie~s, soon became independent and Warangal, when Prolaya Vema was busy establishing played an important role during the revival of the his authority to the south of the Krishna, his youngest Hindu supremacy in the post Kakatiya period. brother Malia Reddi co-operated with him and took an active part in building up the Reddi po\\er. The The Rflddis ruled the Telugu country in the 14th Mallavaram inscription of Prolaya Vema styles him as and 151h centuries. The sources for the history of MalIa senapati, and the Telugu work Harivamsam as the Reddis are the inscriptions copper plate and stone, MalIa rathininatha. The conquest of. Motupalli was Sanlbknt and Telugu literature, Muslim historians and one of the chief achievl'ments of Malia Reddi. When itinerary accounts of Europeon travellers and Sultan Alauddin Hasan Bahman Shah invaded the traditivual accounts. coastal region, MalIa Reddi opposed and inflicted a severe defeat on him and saved the Kingdom which Vema Reddi, son of Prolaya Reddi, a chieftain was then in the making. There is reasol'l to believe of Pakanadu or Pungivishaya was the real founder that the youngest brother of Prolaya Vema was put of the Reddi KIngdom. HIS MalJavaram inscription incharge of tbe southern province of the Reddi dated 1247 (A. D. 1325) reftrs to him as the supreme Kingdom, Kandukuru. ruler of the region around Addanki. The mention of the Brahma Kundi or Kundi Prabha (Gundla Very little is known of the history of the Reddis kamma), the Krishna and Gautami in this inscription of Kandukuru. These chiefs refer in their records indicates Vema's sphere of action during this only to Addanki and not to Kondavidu. Srigiri troublous period. Reddi, son of Pin a Komati and grand son of Malla, was tbe first member of tbis family to Errapregada, also called Sambhudasa, was the aSiert his independence. He is represented by two court-poet of Prolaya Vema. He was the son of inscriptions, one at Kandukuru dated Saka 1320 and Suranarya and his ancestors migrated to Pakanadu the other at Kondamudusupalem dated saka 1322. from Venginadu and settled at Gudluru in Kandukuru The Kandukuru record states that he was tbe eldest taluk. He was a devotee of Siva and his guru Sanka son of Pina Komati and Gannamblka. raswami was a famous Saivite teacher. While at Gudluru, he became the favourite poet of Malia The Saluvas ruled over the Podili area in the 15th Reddi, the brother of Prolaya Vema. After founding century A. D., with their capital at Pod iii. A few the Reddi Kingdom, Malla Reddi took him to his inscriptions and the Kaifayat of Podili form the brotner, ever since he b.!came the court -p->et of the sources of their history. The saluvas were known as [4]
Sombuvarayas and are confused with the Saluvas of usurped certain hcriditary rights and regarded Guntur who acquitted and distinguished themselves themselves as the owners of the soil. They maintained better than the Saluvas of Podili and b;:came celebra retainers who helped them in the collection of ted in Srinatha's works. The rule 0 f the Saluvas of revenue. The Zamindars appropriated to themselves Podili ended with Telugu Rayudu. Afterward~ noth most of this revenue and paid a fixed sum to their ing is heard of his successors or sons as their territory overlords. The chief among them were those of was appropriated among the Gajapatis and the Rayas Ongole, Venkatagiri, Srikalahasti, Chundi, Mutyala of Vijayanagara. padu and Guntur.
The history of the district in the year following Freedom Struggle : the death of the Reddi King Racha Vema is obscure. Perhaps it also marked the beginning of wars between Prakasam district was seriously disturbed in the the Rayas of Vijayanagar and the Gajapatis of Ori~sa. subsequent decades by the freedom struggle. The In 1579, the Vijayanagara Kingdom witnessed an Indian National Congress, founded in 1885, was only invasion by the Sultan of Golkonda - Ibrahim Qutub one of the symbols of reminiscent India .. The people Shah. During this invasion, majcr portion of the present of this district contributed their due share to the Prakasam district passed under the Qutub Shahis of growth and progress of the Indian National Congress Golkonda. Within a few years afterwards, i. e. in and the liberation movement of the period. A. D. 1687, the Qutub Shahis also dinppeared from the political scene, giving place to the M ughals then led The non-co-operation movement in 1920 shows by Aurangazeb. the district setting with political turmoil. After tbe all India Congress Committee meeting .. was over, There are two inscriptions at Cumbum in Bestava Gandhiji came to some of the coastal districts and ripeta taluk, one of A.D. 1706 and another of A.D. I 729. spread the message of nationalism. the boycott of The first refers to the death of one Khaja Muhammed courts by lawyers met with a slightly better response Sheriff who was the Qiladar of Cumbum fort during in favour of civil disobedience and no-tax campaign. the reign of Aurangazeb. The second refers to one Among those who suspended their practising pro fe Muhammed Sahib, son of Muhammed Khayum of ~sions and who dedicated themselves to the cause of Tab and governor of Cumbum in the reign 9f Muha the country's freedom were some of the top ranking mmad Shah. It also states that Muhammad Sahib lawyers, with late Sri T. Prakasam leading them all. got a mosque constructed at Cumbum during his The district hardly returned to normalcy until the governorship. All these go to show that this district, 201h of February, 1947 when the British Government like the other districts in the Qutub Shahi Kingdom, declared its intention to quit India. There was passed under the Mughal rule. It formed part of the widespread jubilation in the district when power was Golkonda province, one of the six provinces into finally fransferred by the British to the Indian which the Deccan Suba was sub-divided. National Government headed by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru on the 15th August, 1947. The next dynasty to rule over thl! district was the Asaf Jahis. During Nizam-ul-mulk Asaf Jahis time, Three more events are relevant to this district, tbe Deccan suba comprised five Nawabs charges, one namely, formation of AndhraState in 1953, formation of which was Kurnool. Nellore and Guntur Districts of Andhra Pradesh in 1956 and the constitution of from which certain taluks were tahn away to consti Prakasam district in 1970. In 1953, the Telugu tute the present Prakasam district, were under the speaking districts of the Madras State, were separated Nawabs of Arcot and Rajmundry. In 1801 A.D. the and the Andhra State was formed. In 1956, the nine English acquired complete mastery over the three Telangana districts of the ers,twhile Hyderabad State districts from which the present Prakasam district was were added to the Andhra State under the States carved out. Re-organisation Committee's report thus giving birth. to the Andhra Pradesh State. It was in 1970 that this The Zamindars and the Palegars rose to promi district really took shape which is formed out of nence during the period preceding the transfer of this Guntur, Nellore and Kurnool districts. It was named region to the English. Some of them were de;cendents after the patriot and tbe heroic among the freedom of the ancient Hindu ruling familie!:, while some fighlers 'Andhra Kesari' (Lion of Andhra) Late Sri others were the agents of the Muslim rulers. They Tanguturi Prakasam Pantulu. PHYSICAL ASPECTS
General: Ongole district, originally constituted Climate: The district has a hot climate, the sum on 2nd February, 1970, out of Nellore, Kurnool and mer especially being trying. The year may be divided Guntur Districts, was renamed as Prakasam (12-5- into four seasons. The summer s!ason starts by 1972) in memory of the great patriot and Andhra about March and continues till May-June. This is Leader Tanguturu Prakasam who was born in Tan~u followed by the south-west monsoon season which turu village of this district. It was carved out of three extends upto September. October and November taluks of Guntur District i. e. Addanki, Chirala and form the nortb-east monsoon season. During this Ongole, four taluks of Nellore district i. e. Kandukur, season, the coastal belt is lIable to damages due to Kanigiri, Podili and Darsi, and two taluks i. e. cyclonic storms. The cold weather period from Markapur and Giddalur of Kurnool district. It is December to February is a season of generally fine oae of the nine coastal districts of Andhra .Pradesh. weather. The normal rainfall in the district is Prakasam district with a population of 2,329,571 as 757.1 m. m.* per 1981 Census occupies an area of 17,626 sq. Kms. H is the largest in area among the coastal districts. This Soils: The major part of this area is alluvial in district lies between 1?0 30· and 16° norlh latitude and origin, overlying a gneissic cc mpl< x, the gneiss at 79°and 80° east longitude It is bounded on the north by places being schistose and at other places micaceous. Guntur and Mahbubnagar Districts, on the south by Quartzites occur near Pernamitta village to the east of Cuddapah and Nellore Districts, on the east by the the Command Area and near Ongole give rise to red Bay of Bengal and on the west by Kuroool District. soils. Laterite has been observed in the river-beds. Large areas of glown sand are to be found near the l! ills: The important hilI ranges in the district sea coast covering the block. Alluvial Soil :- The are of picturesque Nallamalas and tbe Veligondas. soils of the distric[ were classified into four main The Nallama:Ias traverse the taluks of Giddalur and classes viz I. black soil 2. mixed soil 3. red soil and Markapur, wbile tbe Veligondas are found in Giddalur 4. Saline soil The black soils are particularly suitable and Kanigiri taluks. These hills separate this district for growing dry crops like cotton and tobacco where from Kurnool and Cuddapab districts. As one goes as all crops can be raised in red soils. towards Addanki taluk from the side of Narasaraopet in Guntur district, the conspicuous hill fortress of Flora :- The forests in the district form two Kondavidu is seen perched on the Kondavidu range district continuous massive blocks consisting of a of hills. There are two passes in the Nallamalas, portion of the Nallamalas, and the extension and part namely the Nandi Kanuma and Manbala Kanuma. of the Veligondas which lie on the north-eastern The former constitutes the main artery of communi portion. Definite statistical data regarding the fiora cation between the coastal district on the east and of tbis district is not available. However, a casual Kurnool and Bellary districts. The Manbala Kanuma survey indicated the existence of 1,100 species in the connects Dorual, Yerragondapalem and Markapur on forest areas and 200 in towns. The species commonly the east and Atmakur and Kurnool on the west. met within the district, particularly in the centre of the district and in towns and Villages hnd on the Rivers: Prakasam district is watered by the roadsides, are green with foliage and add beauty to Gundlakamma, Musi, Manneru and Paleru rivers. the general land scape. There are also minor rivers like the Tammileru, S"gileru and Gudisaleru and streams like Vagaru Vagu, Fauna: The district is not rich in game now, Nalla\ agu and Vedimangala vagu. Of these, the except in the Nallamalas and Veligondas in Giddalur Gundlakamma is the life giving source of this and Markapur taluks. History ~hows that wild life district for irrigation and drinking water supply. was abundant in the Nallamalas. Tigers were so
Sources: I) It is based on the notes collected from State Editor, District Gazetteers, A. P. 2) Collector, Prakasam District. * Monthly and Annual Rainfall table for the year 1978 published in Statistical Supplement to part-II of Andhra Pradesh Gazette, Hyderab.ld dated 15-1-1981. [6]
plentiful that the collectors were obliged to take Pandyas, Reddis of Addanki and Kondavidu, Rayas special steps to keep down their population. Between of Vijayanagar, Qutub Shah is, Mughals and Asif 1867 and 1875, the tigers took toll 0 f 163 human life Jahis. Parts of Ongole were in Nellore district till on Nandi Kanuma ghat. The earliest attempt towards October 1904, when these were added to the newly "Preserve game" was made through the Madras formed Guntur Ditrict. Prakasam district constituted Forest Act, 1881, which, besides prohibiting shooting as the 21 st district of Andhra Pradesh on the 2nd of without a license, gave total protection to nilgai February, 1970. It got the present shape by tbe (Manubothu), black buck (Nalla Duppi) and peafowl transfer of Kanigiri, Kandukur, Darsi and Podili taluks (Nemali) . from NeJJore district, Mark:apur and Giddalur t:lluks from Kurnool district, and OogoIe, Addanki The "wild life and birds protccl iun Act of 1912" and Chirala taluks from Guntur district. In this introduced for the first time to protect all kinds of proccs~, Addanki and ChiraIa, whicb were only firka birds and animals except those of pTf y and entirely headquarters hitherto, were made taluk headquarters. prohibited the capturing and killing of cheetah (Chiru As many as 41 villages from Narasaraopet taluk of thapuli), wild buffalow (Adavi Dunna) and grey Guntur district and 59 villages of Ongole taluk were jungle fowl (Budida Adavi Kondi). attached to Addanki, and 44 villages from Bapatla taluk of Guntur district wen~ tagged to Chirala taluk. Changes in Administrative Units and its compo The relatively backward areas of the erstwhile districts nent parts: Prakasam district was not a homogeneous that came into the fold of tbis new district made it unit in the past and its constituent parts were, at the most backward. But the areas included in it different perj~ds of time, under the rule of various represent a cultural synthesis of Rayalaseema and dynasties, namely, the Mauryas. Satavahanas, PalJa coastal Andhra. These nine taluks have been divided vas, Western ChaJukyas of Badami, Eastern Chalukyas into 17 taluks in 1981 Census which ~ere grouped of Vengi, Rashtrakutas, Western Chalukyas of under three Revenue Divisions. Kalyani, (holas, Telugu Cholas of Ncllore, Kakatiyas
srATEMENf SHOWING THE COMPOSITION OF REVlNUL I)IVlS[ONS, IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT 1981
S1. No. Name of Sub.Divisionl Name of Taluk Name of Town (M.P.) Revenue Division I
~---~-- 1 2 3 4 ~------~--
Ongole 1 Ongo!e I Ongole (M) 2 Addanki 2 Addanki (P) 3 Chirala 3 Chirala (M) 4 Chirala Non-Munidpal Area (~) 5 VetapaJem 4 Santhal11aguluru 5 Parchur 6 Maddip 2 Kandukur 1 Kandukur 1 Kandukur (P) 2 Kanigiri 2 Kanigiri (P) 3 Darsi 4 Podili 5 Tarlupadu 6 Pamur 7 Kondapi 3 Singarayakonda (P) Markapur 1 Markapur I Mar];apur (M) 2 Giddalur 2 Giddalur (P) 3 Bestavaripeta 3 Cumbum (P) 4 Yerragondapalem (7] All the taluks in the district have undergone number of villages during the decade. For conve jurisdictional changes between 1971 and 1981 and nience, the juridictional changes in the district during there has b.:en ~Iight variation (decrease) in the total the decade are presented in the following statement. STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKIi AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EX]STING TALUKS OF PRAKASAM DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES Nam(! of the No. of Name of the No. of Names of the transferred G. O. No. and Taluk in 1971 villages Taluk in [981 villages Remarks Villages/New villages/ date under in 1971 in 1981 villages that have become which the new hamlets in 1981 Taluk came into existencl: ( !) , (2) { 3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Ongole 111 Ongok 48 48 Villages are in Ongote; SS Villa ges are transferred to Maddipadu & 8 Villages to Chiraia Maddipadu 61 Newly formed 1971 L.C. Nos & Names of G.O.Ms. No. 1413 Taluk. 5S villages 5S Villages transferred Revenue (U) 29th from Ongole & 6 from Ongole Taluk Nov~mber. 1979 Villages t ransfer red from Addanki Talu!.: 5 Amangi 4 Venkate,warapuram 6 Gundlapall. 9 Nidamanur 8 Rachavaripalem 7 Kirthipadu 20 Velampalle 21 Kolachanakota 22 Mallavaram 3 Nekunambada 2 Paiiamalle Devarapalem 35 Nippatlapad u 36 Budavada 38 Mylavaram 37 Rajupalem Lakshmipuram 34 Cheemakurthi 32 Kandurivari Agraharam 33 Padamatinaidupalem 30 Bandlamudi 29 Toragudipad u 31 Manchikalapadu 28 Yerragudipadu 26 Laksbmipuram 27 Chendrapadu 2S Rudravaram 23 Nelatur 19 Maddipadu 18 Seetharampuram 17 Nandipadu 15 Chadalavada 52 Chirvanuppalapadu [8] STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND. NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF PRAKASAM DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.) Name of the No. of Name of the No. of Names of the transferred G. O. No. and Taluk in 1971 Villages Taluk in 1981 Villages Remarks Villages/New Villages! date under in 1971 in 1981 Villages that have become which the neW hamlets in 1981 taluk came into existence (I> (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Maddipadu (Coneld.) 50 Chekurapadu 51 Maddiralapadu 16 Inamanamellur 47 Doddavarapadu 49 Edugundlapadu 48 Lingamgunta 46 Pedakothapal.le 24 Guravaleddipalem 44 Mynampadu 45 Endloor 43 Pidathalagudipadu 42 Konaganvaripalem 41 Gonugunta 39 Pulikonda· 40 Chinaravipadu 68 BhusurapaJle 69 Ramachandrapuram 70 Pidathalapudi 67 Gunduvari Lakshmipuram 66 Yenikapadu 65 Gummalampadu 64 Santhanuthalapadu (Gangavaram) 71 Bhatia Machavaram ]971 L.C. Nos. & Names of 6 Villages transferred from Addanki Taluk to Maddipadu Taluk 99 Garlapadu 100 Ghad\yapadu 98 Doddavaram 97 Rangasayipuram 96 IiapavuJur 89 Kothakota Kandu1cur 184 Kandukur 93 93 Villages are now in Kandukur Taluk after the transfer of 91 vill ages to Kondapi Taluk Kondapi 91 Formed from 1971 L. C. Nos. & Names Vide G.O. Ms. No.' Kandukur Taluk of 91 Villages transferred 2501 Revenue (U) to Kondapi Taluk 29th November, 1979 1 Mugachintala 6 Nennurpadu 2 Gurrappadia [9] STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF PRAKASAM DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.) Name of the No. of Name of tile No. of Names of the transferred G. O. No. and Taluk in 1971 Villages Taluk in 1981 Villages Remark5 Villages/New Villages! date under in 1971 in 1981 Villages that have become which the neW hamlets in 1981 taluk came into exis tence (I) (2) (3) (4) (5j (6) (7) Kondapi (eontd.) 3 Gurrappadia Dharba- kulavari Khandriga 10 Petluru 13 Dharmavaram 14 Juvvigunta 12 Tangella IsukapaJle- vari Khandriga 11 Venkatakrishnapuram 9 Chi nnkandlagun t a Chamarthivari Khandriga 4 Chinakandlagunta Anantabhotlavari Khandriga S Chinakandlagunta Mamidalavari Khandriga 7 Anakarlapudi 36 Peridepi 37 Muppavaram 34 Kondapi 3S Kondapi Gadiyam- vari Khandriga 8 Chinakandlagunta 25 Petluru Kurugantivari Khandriga 26 Pedakandlagunta 24 Petluru Mocherlavari Khandriga 22 Peerapuram Mamidalavari Khandriga 15 Tangella 16 Mekapadu (G) 17 Mekapadu (Z) 20 Ayyaparajupalem 21 Vardhinenipalem 23 Narasimbanayani Khandriga 27 Ilavara 38 Chodavaram 40 Vennuru 41 China Venkanapalem 42 Uppalapadu 43 Thumadu 44 Paletipadu Mocharlavari Khandriga 45 Paietipadu 46 Paletipadu Gadepallivari Khandriga 39 Narsingolu Mahankalivari Khandriga 28 Ilavara Mamidalavari Khandriga , [iO] STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF PRAKASAM DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.) Name of the No. of Name of the No. of Names of the transferred G. O. No. and Taluk in 1971 Villages Taluk in 1981 Villages Remarks Villages/New Villages/ date under in 1971 in 19&1 Villages that have become which the neW hamlets in 1981 Taluk came into existonce (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Kondapi (Contd..) 29 Kamepalle 77 Kamepalle Agraharam 78 Patchava 79 Patchava BalagopaJa puram 80 Chennipadu 81 Manginipa~u 18 Kotapadu 19 Kotapadu Agraharam 82 Rajavolupadu 83 Boganampadu 76 Naganna Khandriga 30 Uppaladinne 32 Chatukupadu 31 Vempadu 33 Paidipadu 66 Ramachandrapuram 65 Narasingolu 63 Chirrikurapadu 62 Devagudur S9 Nandanavanam Vavi- lalavari Khandriga 47 Zarugumalli 48 Vavilelipadu 49 Bilragunta 58 Nandanavanam 56 Kalikivaya 55 Mu laguntapadu 50 Pakala 54 Sing:lrayakonda (R.S,) 53 Somarajupalle 51 Binginipalle 52 Singarayakonda 150 Sanampudi 57 Kanuma\la 60 Palukur 68 Muppalla Kesaram Khandriga 67 Mappalla 75 Valla!ur 100 Ponnaluru 84 Cherukuru 85 Veerannapalem 9Q Malepadu 9f Lingamgunta , 92 Chavatapa1em 98 Ippagunta 99 Ponnalurugudav;lri Khandriga 74 Vall at urukalidasuvari Khandriga 73 Singarabotlavaripalem [11] STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF PRAKASAM DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.) -_---_----_-- ---_------_--_- Name of the No. of Name of the No. of Name~ of the transferr;:d G. O. No. and Taluk in 1971 Villages Taluk in 1981 Villages Remarks Villages/New Villagesl date under in 1971 in 1981 Villages that have become which the new hamlets in 1981 Taluk carne into eXistence (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ---_ ~ --,--_ Kondapi (Coneld.) 144 Yedlurupadu 143 Nukavaram ) 01 Pedavenkanapalem 97 Jameerapalem 108 Kondasamudram Kanigiri 179 Kanigiri 104 104 Villages arc noW in Kanigiri Taluk aftu the transfer of 75 Villages to Pa mur Taluk Pamur 75 Formed from 1971 L. Co Nos. & Names Vide G.O. Ms. No. Kanigiri Taluk of 75 Village transferred 2501 Revenue (U) to Pamur Taluk 29th Nl)vember. 1979 69 Virunchipur,:m 68 Gogulapalle 52 Mundlapadu 54 Darsi thimmakkapalle 51 Chin thalapaI..:m (near Arivemula) 50 Alivemula 49 Yekunampuram 34 Boyamadugula 32 Thungodu 31 Devakimarri 33 TelJanellamala 36 Vank"tayacheruvu 38 Bonthavaripalk 37 Darsiguntapeta 44 Mcdanlliavenganapalle 39 Chennapllnayunipalle 40 Vatlabayalu 35 Malameed ipali0 41 Kothapalle 42 Ambavaram 43 ReguJachiJika 46 Gun tachennampallc 47 Kondaboyinapalle 45 Bodavaladinne 48 Thummagunta 55 RaT'ganayanipalle 56 Uppalapadu 57 Nallamadugula 59 Anik,t1lapalle 58 Ped,t Rajupalem 61 Nalajanampadu 62 Kambhampadu 60 Kovilampadu 53 Chandrasekharapuram [ 12] STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUK'S AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF PRAKASAM DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.) Name of the No. of Name of the No. of Names of the transferred G. O. No. and Taluk in 1971 villages Taluk in 1981 villages Remarks Villages/New Villages I date under in 1971 in 1981 Villages that have become which the new. hamiets in 1981 Taluk came into existence (t) (2) ( 3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Pmaur (Coneld.) 67 Musunur 65 Chinthapudi 66 Komatigunta 64 Nagulavaram 63 Bukkapuram 166 Dubagunta 165 Anumulakonda 157 Kattakindipalle ]58 Chilamakur 159 Dadireddipalle 160 Gummalapadu 164 Chinthalapalem 163 Motravulapadu 167 Pamue lE8 East Kodigudl apadu 169 Thiragandladinne 170 Inimerla 162 Chilakapadu 161 VaggampaUe 154 Raviguntapalle l35 Ballipalle 134 Balavenkatapuram 136 Viswa;'adhapuram 1.53 Naslkatriyambakam IS:! Guntupalle 173 Balijapalem 172 Mopadu 171 Put ta mnaidupalle 175 Karollapad u 176 Kambhaladinne 174 Bottagudur 151 Ayyavaripalle 146 Sankarapuram 145 Vittalapuram 147 Peda Irlapadu 148 Lakshmakkapalle 150 Ayyanakota 149 Malakondapuram 177 Stddavaram 178 Bodavada 179 Renimadugu Giddalul' 104 Giddalur 56 56 villages are now in Giddalur Taluk after the transfer of 48 vil- lages to Bestavari- peta Taluk [13] SIAIEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALVKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN HiE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF PRAKASAM DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.) ----~----- Name of the No. of Name of the No. of Nam,~s of the transferred G. O. No. and Taluk in 1971 villages Taluk in 1981 villages Remarks Villages/New Villages I date under in 1971 in 1981 Villages that have become which the new hamlets in 1981 Taluk came into existence (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Bestavaripela 48 Formed from 1971 LoC. Nos. & Names of G.O.Ms. No. 1413 Giddalur Taluk 48 Villages transferred from Revenue (U) 29th Giddalur Taluk November, 1979 I Velagalapaya 2 Gannepalle 9 Bollupalle 10 Papinenipalle 11 Yerraguntla 8 Ardaveedu 7 Donakonda 6 Pedda Kandukur 5 Ayya varipalle 3 Magatur 4 Shro. Potti BasaVaipallc 77 Kakarla 78 Jangamguntla 79 Lanjakota 80 Retlapalle 87 Aurangabad 88 NadimpaUe 89 Kandulapuram 76 Cumbum 94 Poru Mamillapalle 74 Lingapuram 75 Bogolu 74A Lingapuram Khandriga 73 Yerrabalem 71 Ananlhapalle 68 Jaggambotia Krishnapuram 69 Chinna Cum bum 93 Somavarapeta 92 Chintalapalem 91 Kagilhala Gudem 90 Hazarath Gudem 86 Ravipadu 81 Pedda Obyanipallc 82 Chinn a Obyanipalle 83 Pothavaram 85 Dhatara Krishnapuram 84 Salakalaveedu 97 Nekunambadu 95 Bestavaripeta 96 PapayapaJle 67 Ondutla 66 Poosalapadu 98 Pithikayagulla 99 Madanapullalacheruvu 100 Basinepalle 101 Pachala Venkatapuram t 02 GalijerugulJa 103 Konapalle [16] STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF PRAKASAM DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.j ------"-- ---_-- Name of the No. of Name of tile No. of Names of the transferred G. O. No. and Taluk in 1971 Villages Taluk in 1981 Villages Remarks Villages/New Villages! date under in 1971 in 1981 Villages that have become which the neW hamlets in 1981 ta)uk came into existence (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ---~----- Tarlupadu (Contd.) 20 Rayavaram 19 Goguiadillne 18 Kethagudipi 2 Surepalle 3 Seethanagulavaram 1 Gorugunthalapadu 4 Tellabadu 5 Tarlupadu 17 Thummalacheruvu 16 Obayapalle 27 Kondareddipalle 28 Jangamre<,idipalle 26 Kol uzuva lapad u 25 Ragasamudram 24 GurraJamadugu 47 Regumaniralle 46 Vaddimadugu 31 Marripalem 29 Lakshmakk:t pal Ie 15 Jagannadhapuram 14 Managalakunta 6 Chennareddipalle 7 Karumanipalle 8 Meerjapeta 9 Gollapalle 10 Rolugumpadu II Pathepuram 12 Nagendlamudupu 13 TadivaripalJe 1971 L.C.Nos & Names of 47 Villages transferred from Darsi Taluk to Tarlu~ padu Taluk. 32 Mustla Gangavaram 31 Avulamanda 30 Kolluru }'9 Kosipuram 11 Jagannadhapurarn 10 Battepadu. 9 Lakshmipuram 12 PQiepalle 2& Chandavaram 27 Naidupalem (west) 26 Potlapadu 25 Perubhotlapalem +4 Kurichedu 33 West Veerayapalem 34 Mallayapalem 23 Namasivll}'yapuram L17] STATEMENT SHOWING THi::: FORMATION or NEW TALUKS A~D NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF PRAKASAM DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Co1lld.j Name of the No. of Name of the No. of Names of the transferred G. O. No. and Taluk in 1971 Villages Taluk in 1981 Villages Remarks Villages/New Villages/ date under in 1971 in 1981 Villages that have become which the neW hamlets in 1981 Taluk came into existence (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) . (7) ._--- "_--- ~---~ - .---+-~-- -_ Tarlupadu (Concld.) 35 Bayyavaram 36 Dekanakonda 37 Peddavaram 21 Bodanampadu 22 Alavalapadu 18 Gangavaram (wc~t) 17 Gangadonakonda ]6 Veeravenkatapuram 14 Yerrabalcm 15 Vabbapuram 13 Badapuram 7 Rudras:.mudram 8 Ramapuram 2 Kocherlakota I Siddayapalem 3 Ananthavaram 4 Manginipudi 5 Bhumanapalle 6 Raga I)' akkapalle 98 Indlachcruvu 95 Narasimhanayanipalem 97 Peddanapalem 94 Lakshminarayanapuram 93 Gudipadu 104 Aravallipadu 96 Padamati Venkatapuram 99 Pochamakkapall e 101 Sangapuram 100 Vaddipadu 102 Kambhampadu (west) Qlias Nalabo thulavaripalem 103 Tellapadu Dars} 133 Darsi 86 86 villages are now in Darsi Ta luk after the tran sfer of 47 villages to Tarlupadu Taluk Addanki 100 Addanki 49 49 Villages are now in Addanki Taluk after the transfer of 41 vil lages to Santha magulur,6villeles to Maddipadu, 2 vilhlles to Parc\\Uf and 2 villages to Chirala Taluk [18] STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF PRAKASAM DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.) Name of the No. of Name of the No. of Nall1e~ of the transferred G. O. No. and Taluk in 1971 Villages Taluk in 1981 Villages Remarks Villages/New Villages I date under in 1971 in 1981 Villages that have become which the neW hamlets in 1981 Taluk came into existence (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ~---~--"--- --_-_ - ~---- ~-...__.--- - ~-~--.--- Santhamaguluru 41 41 villages trans- 1971 L. C. Nos. & Names G.O. M~. No. 1413 ferred from Ad- of 41 Villages transferred Revenue (U) 29th danki Taluk toSan- to Smtham'lguluru Taluk Novemb~r. 1979. thamagulur Taluku 1 Vellalacheruvu 2 Kamepalle 3 Santhamagoluru 10 Gopapuram Agraharam 9 EIchur 8 Kopparam 7 Kopparapalem Agraharam 4 Tangedumalla 5 GurijepaUe Agraharam 6 Uppumagulu[ 17 Vemavaram Agrllharam 16 Konidena IS Ballik\lrava 14 Chernupallc Agraharam 13 Kommalapadu Agraharam 12 Kund'ufu (East) 11 Kundurru (West) 32 Kukutlapalle 33 Gorrepadu 34 Kopperapadu 35 Vaiden a 31 Shankaralingamagudipadu Agraharam 30 Mukteshwaram 29 Guntupalle 28 Nagarajupalle 18 Raj upalem 19 Ananthavaram 20 Enamadala 21 Eddanapudi 22 Vinjanampad 23 Poluru 25 Gannavaram 24 Punur 26 Bobbepalle 27 Martur 39 Darsi Agraharam 40 lonnethali Agraharam 41 Konanki 44 Lakkavaram Agraharam 43 Ko)alapudi 42 Dronadula [ 19] STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF PRAKASAM DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Cone/d.) Name of the No. of Name of the No. of Names of the transferred G. O. No.'and Taluk in 1971 villages Tahtk in 1981 villages Remarks Villages/New Villages! date under in 1971 in 1981 Villages that have become which the new hamlets in 1981 Taluk came into existence (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Chirala 44 Chirala 24 24 villages are now 1971 L. C. Nos. & Names in Cbirala Taluk of 8 Villages transferred which include 14 to Chirala from Ongole villages, which Taluk were originally in 10 Kandlagunta Cbirala and 8 villa 11 Uppugundur ges transferred from 14 Pothavaram Ongole Taluk and 2 13 Naguluppalapadu villages from Add 12 Machavaram anki Taluk 54 Raparla 53 Ammanabrolu 55 Kanuparthi 1971 L.C. Nos. & Names of 2 Villages transferred to Chirala Taluk from Addanki Taluk ' 78 Maddirafa Muppatie 79 Edumudi Parchur 32 Formed from 1971 L.C. Nos. & Names G.O. Ms. No. t413 Chirala and Addanki of 30 villages transferred Revenue (U) 29th Taluk (30 villages to Parchur Taklk November ]979' from Chirala Taluk and 2 villages from Addanki Ta)uk.) 7 Uarnepudi 2 Edubadu Agraharam 2 Inagallu 6 Chenn ubhotlapalem Agraharam 5 l)evarapalle 4 Adusumalli 3 Gollapudi Agraharam 12 Cheurukuru 11 Ramanayapalem 10 Badavagunta 13 Veerannapalem 15 Kunkalamarru 26 Karamchedu 18 Audipudi 16 Upputur 9 Parchur 8 JagarJamudi 17 Nuthalapadti 19 Poosapadu 20 Jdupulapadu 21 Nagandla [20J STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF PRAKASAM DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Concld.) Name of the No. of Name of the No. of Namt!s of the transferred G. O. No. and Ta,jkin 1971 villages Taluk in 1981 villages Remarks Villages/New Villages I date under in 1971 in 1981 Villages that have become which the new hamlets in 1981 Taluk came into existence (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Parchur (Concld.) 22 Pavulur 33 Inkollu 23 Daggupadu 24 Kesavarapadu 32 Kodavalivaripalem 25 Swarna 34 Santaravur 41 Gonasapudi 43 Mattegunta 1971 LoC. Nos. & Names of 2 Villages transferred to Parchur Taluk from Adaanki 76 Thimmasamudram 77 Chinthagumpalle * Total villages of each taluk given under coiuml1s 2 and 4 include the villages which are fully included in urban areas also. The following statement shows the present setup and uninhabited villages and towns in each giving the details of the area and number of inhabited taluk of Prakasam district STATEMENT SHOWING THE TALUK·WISE POSITION OF VILLAGES AND TOWNS IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT AT THE 1981 CENSUS SI. Name of tbe Total No. of Total Total Number of No. of villages No. Taluk area in Towns Villages villages included in towns r--______,l.______-.. .-____-"- ____ -, Sq. Kms. Inhabited Unhhabited Fully Partly ------~----~~- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Yerragondapalem 1,906.3 67 56 11 ? 2 Darsi 982.1 86 77 9 3 Addanki 698.3 49 47 2 2 4 Santhamaguluru 645.6 41 40 1 5 Parchur 544.6 32 32 6 Chirala 440.3 3 22 21 1 2 1 7 Oagole 657.3 1 48 42 6 2 8 Maddipadu 587.3 61 60 1 ·9 Podili 1,011.0 82 76 6 )0 Tarlupadu 997.9 84 80 4 '11 Markupur 1,630.9 1 58 54 4 1 . 12 Bestavaripeta ] ,263.1 47 42 5 1 13 Giddalur 1,450.5 56 51 5 3 14 Pamur 997.3 75 72 3 15 Kanigiri 1,592.7 1 104 93 11 1 16 Kondapi 950.2 1 90 81 9 1 17 Kandukur 1,083.1 1 90 83 7 3 Total 17,626 11 1,091 1,007 85 10 7 Note: 1 The district "Geographical Area" figures are as supplied by Surveyor General, India. 2 The total of the area figures of taluks will not tally with the district area figures because the former represents land-use area and are derived from the figures supplied by the State Survey Department. 3 Villages shown under Column 5 do not include the villages given under Column 8. MAJOR CHARACTERISTICS F"restry: The forest area in Prakasam district Directory of 1981 Census at part B of Ihis volume. is 11,03,985 acres (446,765.76 hects). This covers The number of electrified villages constitute 59.48 % 26.1 % of the total geographical area of the district. of the total villages. This district occupies 6th place among the districts in area in the State. To improve the richness of the Live St"ck aDd Fisheries: The district is famous forest produce, the Drought Prone Area Programme in the country for Ongole breeding bulls. The district has introduced many developmental schemes. The' has a live stock population of 17,76,414 according to famous Nallamala Forest is situated in Giddalur, 1977 live stock Cens us. District Rural Develop Bestavaripeta, Markapur and Yerragondapalem ment Agency is the major agency for providing the taluks. amounts for various developmental schemes under this sector. Milk production in the district is 39,76,165 Land utilisatien and cropping pattern: The litres of milk per year, with one milk chilling centre important crops grown in the district are jowar, toba at Ongole and one milk collection centre at Cumbum. cco, paddy, bajra, korra, varagu, cotton and ragi. In 1980-81, the cropped area in the district was 16,38,306 The Ongole buH which is presented as motif on acres. Out of this, '-food crops accounted for 4,76.647 the cover page of this District Census Handbook is acres. At present the district has more dry farming the crown specimen of the cattle world that-naturehas and if the entire irrigation potentiality is realised by gifted to India. The Ongole bulls have unique and Nagarjuna Sagar Project Waters an extent of about composft characters which are of rare occurrence in 4,47,592 acres will: be brought under irrigation. other bulls. The Ongo)e cattle gained popularity and The historical Cumbutn tank built by Sri Krishnadeva won appreciation from overseas tropics for its special raya is located in this district. Prakasam district ranks qualities such as heat tolerance, ability to waJk long topmost in the country in respect of production and distances, ability to utilise coarse fodders, large body curing of Virginia tobacco and also ranks high in surface area, resistance to vector borne diseases , production of cotton. The following statement shows mothering ability and low mortality and higher the land use in Prakasam district during 1980-81. growth rates. The total fishermen population in the district is LAND UTILISATION 1980-81 30,000. District Rural Development' Agency is th e . SI.No. Particulars of land Area in acres major agency for financing the amounts to implement 123 the various developmental schemes under this sector. I Forest 11,03,987 Industries: Prakasam district is having abundant 2 Barren and un-cultivable land 3.24,534 natural resources for industrial development. Toba 3 Land put to non-agricultural uses 3,03,554 cco re-drying units and cotton ginning mills are the 4 Permanent pastures and other grazing lands 1,78,214 predominant industries. There are four large scale 28,131 5 Miscellaneous trees and groves industries in this district viz. 1. The Indian Leaf Toba 6 Cultivable waste 2,87,593 7 Other fallow lands 1.70,938 cco Development (I.L.T.D.) Company Limited for 8 Current fallows 3,14,699 tobacco re-drying, 2. Co-operative Spinning MiH in 9 Net area sown 15,23,882 Chirala for manufacture of yarn, 3. Coromondal _---- Agro Products in Chirala, 4. Poorna Agro-products Total Geographical area 42,35,532 and Oils Limited at Reningavaram in Addanki taluk. Markapur produces about 80% of the total slate Electricity & Power: Out of 1007 inhabited requirement of the country. Salt, an important villages in the district, 599 villages were electrified marine product is produced in about 2,023.42 hectares according to the information furnished in the Vi1Jage along the sea coast- , PLACES OF INTEREST Places of Religious, Historical or Archaeological institutions of historical or archaeological importance importance: Places of Religious institutions (tem in the district are presented in the foHowirrg statement ples) and mutts and charitable institutions and for the convenience of the reader. STATEMENT SHOWING THE MONUMENTS, TEMPLES AND MUTTS IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT SI. No. Taluk Name of the town/villagel hamlet Name of the Monumerlls/Teinples/~utts 2 3 4 1 Yerragondapalem Dupadu Stupa Mound Tripuranthaka Tripuranthaka (Siva) Temple 2 Addanki Ramakur Megali thic Burials Singarakondapalem "'Sri Prasannanjaneya Swamy H/o. Kalvakur Chandalur Siva, Vinayaka and Chellnakesava Temples and two Maha lakshmi Mandirs 3 SanthamagulW'o Konidena Chennakeswata SWamy Temple. Sanklra Swamy Temple, Venugopala Swamy Temple (Belongs to 11 th Century) 4 Parebur Thimmasamudram "'*Sri Gorantla Venkuna Trust S Cbirala Anamanabrolu Sri Byragi Mutt " Ongole Koppolu Sri Chennakesava and Sri Anjaneya Swamy Mangamur Sri Sitarama Swamy Konijedu *Chakradhara & Sri lanardhana Swamy Tangutur "'Sri Nageswara Swamy 7 TadupadllJ lagannadhapuram . Buddhist site at Singarayakonda (Buddhist reins) Kocherlakota Ancient fort of Gajapathis Potlapadu Sri Gutrikonda Ramayogi Mutt Gangadevipalle (H/o Gudipadu) Sri Brahmamgari Mutt , MarkapuJ' Markapur Sri Kandukuri Pitchaiahnadha Swamy Mutt alias ladala Pitchaiah Mutt 9 Giddulur Giddalur Sri Raja Yogashrama 10 Kalldukuf Ramayapatnam Sri Bhairagi Mutt ** The institutions has an income of Rs. One lakh and above * The institutions has an income of Rs. Twenty thousand and above but less than Rs. One lak,h Source: The Director of Archaeology and Museums, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh Commissioner of Endowments, Andhra Pradesh Places Gf Tourist Ioterest: the State. The temple is located on a hill called Kumaradri. Another impoJtant temple at the place Thripuraothakam t Yerragondapalem) : This place is that of Balatripura Sundari situated in the midst of is located at a distance of 16 kms. from Vinukonda a tank. Several inscriptions ranging from S. 1761 Railway Station and 40 kms north-east of Markapur (A. D. 1839) are noted at Thripuranthakam and they on the Kuroool - Guntur highway. Tbripuranthakam relate to the rple of the Chalukyas, T~lugu Cholas, owes irs importance to the temple of Tbripuranthakes Kakati) as, Reddis and Rayas of Vljayanagar•. vara which is one of the prominent Saivite shrines in Source: 1 District Census Hand Books of Guntur, Nellore. Kurnool 1961, A. P. 2 District Gazetteers of Guntur (1977). Nellore (1977), Kuroool (1974). Andhra Pradesh 23 Addanki: (Addanki Taluk): Addanki lies 38 " , Kms. t6 the north-west of Ongole on the Ongole Chandalur Mahalakshmf ,Amtpavaru1 is the most Narasaraopet road. The etymo1'ogical explanation famous deity and there are two Mandirs (Peetahs) in offered in respect of this village is that it was named thi~ village and another in PanguJuru, a neighbouring after Addadu and Anki, the two Voddes (stone cutters). village. A fair held in the name <;If the deity ontre in The history of the place can be traced to the period 2 to 4 years attracts large ,numbers. Navaratruh.i of the Eastern Chalukya ruler Vijayaditya III, (nine days festival) is celebrated for Dasara festival~ whose undated in~cription registering that the king This deity attracts .devotees from the neighbouring appointed Panduranga as his gt'neral has come to liglilt districts and even from Madras city. Temple, of Sri at the place. The Manual refers to ,the old fort her~ Rama constructed aroun Motupalle (Chirala taluk): This village is situated of th~ Chennakesavaswamy temple on the same hill i-s 27 kms. to the soutb-west of Bapatla towo. Motupalle famous for its "Addala Mandapam" constructed in is well-known as an ancient pJrt which fhlUrished 1945 by a local philanthropist. The an Ilual 'Kalyano almost from the first century A. D. It wa~ also tsavam' ceh:brated in the temples of Rajarajeswara referred to as Mohanapuri. It was in a very prospe swamy and Sitaramaswamy during the month of rous condition during the reign of the Satavahanas, Jyeshta (May-June) attracts a sizeablt' congregation. Pallavas, Chalukyas and Cholas. Very near this port, a township known as Velapuri or Dvelapuri is referreJ Peru.mitta (Ongo]e Taluk) : Pernamitta is to as having b:!cn constructed by th~ Buddhists. situateJ about six km~ north-west of Ongole The Traces of Buddhist stupas and sculpture can be noticed temples of Chennakesavaswamy and Ramalingeswara at some places. fowamy at the place are considered ancient. The idol of the chief deity, Prasanna Chennakesavaswamy i,s Pavulur (Parchur Taluk): This village lies 21 beautifully carved on black stone with Sridevi and kms. to the west of Chirala town aad 6 kms. from Bhudevi on either side. There are two old inscriptions Inkollu, is connected by bus. There are f 0ur temples one dated S. 1143 (A. D. 1221) at Ramalingeswara dedicated to Agastheswaraswamy, Chennakesavaswa swamy temple and the other dated S. 1548 (A. D. 1626) my, Sitaramaswamy and Anjaneyaswamy. The icon at Chennakesavaswamy teQ'Jple. The car festival qf Agaslheswara~wamy resembles a huge while marble held annually in honour of Kodandaramaswamy pillar and attracts many visitors as a place of interest. attracts a large congregation. The Anjaneya Swamy Temple is visite,d by people of far away places and offerings are made in fulfilment Katragunta (Podili Taluk) Katragunta is situ- of vowes. ated at a distance of 22 Kms. from Ma,rkapur Road Railway Station and 24 kms. from Podili'.' The village Devarampadu (Ongole Taluk): This village is assumed religious importance on account of the 5ituated at a di~tancc of 19 Kms. north-east of Ongole temple of Sri Velugondarayas'Nami. The Vijayanagara \ and is a place of confluence of the rivers of Mudigandi Monarch, Krishnadevaraya, constructed the compound and Gunolakamma with the sea. This village is well wdll, Maotapams and Dhvajastambham of this temple known for its associaLion with the freedom struggle. and the Rajah of Venkatagiri endowed it with 285 Even now a dila .'idated house containing a 10.7 metre hectares of land. Velugondarayaswami Brahmotsavam high cement pillar with the image of Gandhiji erected celebrated for 14 days during February-March is a to commemorate the triumph of Salt Satyagraha, is very widely known ancient festival. shown as the historic sibiram. Markapur (Markapur Ta1uk) Markapur is ODI91e lOngoh: Taluk): Qngole is an ancient situated 00 the bank of tbe Gundlakamma about 161 town situated on the grand trunk road at a distance kms. from Kurnool. It has a Railway Station named of 109 kms. from Guntur and is a Railway Station on Markapur Road Railway Station on the Vijayawada the Madras-Waltair broad gauge line. Tbis is the Guntakal section of the South Central Railway. Tbe headquarters of Prakasam district, and also of the most imp,ntant place of interest in ihe town is the Revenue Division and taluk bearing its name. The shrine of Chennakesavaswamy. Tbe Madhyaranga in earliest reference to this place is found in the inscrip the temple is a beautiful 'Mantapam', standing on forty tions of the Pallava rulers, Vijayaskandavarman and pillars between the 'Mukha Mantapam· and 'Dhvaja Simhavarman, whose period of rule was assigned to stambham'. It depicts beautiful carving of the figures the last quarter of the third and the first quarter of of Krishna, Anjaneya, Garuda, Lakshmi and Vighne the fourth centuries A. D. swara with their respective Vahanam's. It is said to be one of the seven local curiosities of Markapur Among the temples dedicated to Chennakesava ta1uk. Few temples in this area have such a magnifi swamy, Kasivisweswaraswamy, Venugopalaswamy, 'cent and marvellously sculptured Gopurams as this Veeranjaneyaswamy, Prasannanjaneyaswamy, Anan shrine ... On the south-western corner of the Kalyana tasitaramaswamy, Rajarajeswaraswamy, Kodandara mantapam, there are six pillars which on striking maswamy and Kanyakaparameswari, the first two are produce the seven musical Dotes. The most striking presumed to relate to the 18th -century A. D. The aspect about this temple is that the rays of the rising main idol of Chennakesava with his consort Lakshmi sun would fall. on the feet of Chennakesavaswamy is beautifully sculptured and quite inspiring. The. shrine. during Uttarayanam and on the feet of Sri Mahala of Kasiviswe~waramamy which is situated by th!l sid;: kshmi during Dlkshinayanam. There are twelve [25] inscriptions ranging from S. 1455 (A. D. 1533) to single rock is of a very high order. The place is S. 1491 (A. D. 1569) pertaining to the Vijayanagar worth visiting especially during the summer as it rulers. Markapur is famous in the district for the is a good scenic spot apart from its religious celebration of Moharram on a grand scale. Commer importance. cially, it is a very important place for the slate industry and eighty percent of the slates and slate Chundi (Kandukur TaIuk) : Chundi is situated at pencils manufactured in the country are from tbis a distance of 24 Kms. from Kandukur and 40 Kms. place. from Singarayakonda railway station. An ancient Vais hnavite temple dedicated to Janardhal'laswami at the Cumbom (Bestavaripet Taluk) : Cumbum is the place is said to have been built during the rule of the headquarters of Bestavaripet taluk and lies 34 Kms. Reddi Chiefs. There is a Mantapam supported on north of Giddalur on the Giddalur-Markapur road. four carved stone pillars and a granite of flagstaff It is a railway station on the Hubfi-Machilipatnam sixty feet high and one foot square, covered witb car line. A large tank was constructed in the town bon. Six and a half kilometres away from Cbundi. during the rule of Vijayanagar Kin~s. The tank there is a place known as Malakonda where there is a water spreads over 23 Sq Kms. and it has registered temple of Malayadri Laksbminarasimbaswamy. The ayacut of 2,835 hectares. It irrigates about 4,860 temple is situated on a hillock amidst thick forest and hectares in 16 villages near about Cumburn. Nineteen the scenery around is delightful. inscriptions have been noted on the tank bund near tbe choultry in the· lami Masjid, the Gachirala Kandokor (Kandukur Taluk) : Kandukur, the Mosque and the sailab-ka-katta. headquarters of the taluk and the Revenue Division of the S1me name, is situated at a distance of J 5 kms. Bhairava Konda (Pamur Taluk) : This place is towards the west of Singarayakonda Railway Station situatr:d at a dislance (If 64 Kms. from Kanigiri, 114 on the Gudur-WaJtair section of the South Central Kms from Singarayakonda railway staticn and 42 Railway. There are the ruins of two forts, of which Kms from Pamur. The Bhairavudi Kana at Ihis one is said to have been built during the time of place contains an ancient temple, the presiding deity of Krishnadevaraya and the other by Malik Astam Khan, which is the eight-faced Durga-Bhairavaswamy. Tho a Fouzdar. There is a seven-headed tomb on a small temple is located in the thick of the forest amidst hillock. The most important places of worship in picturesque seenary. There is a waterfall by the side this town are the old temples of Someswara and of the temple falling from a height of a bout 60 metres. lanardhana for th~ Hindlls and the Darga of the The sculpture of the temple which is hewn out of a saint Shahjehangir for the Muslims. CENSUS CONCEPTS . Rural and urban ar~as: It is customary to The towns are distributed into six classes as classIfy the population of every country at each census detailed below: as Rural and Urban. Such a classification has consi derable importance and is necessary from tlie point of assessing the differentials in the social, economic, ClassificatioD of Towns Population size cultural and demographic characteristics of the po !apution. Hence, at the beginning of each census, the Class I ] ,00,000 and apove criteria for treating a place as a town i.e., urban are Class II 50,000 - 99,999 evolved an"d the areas are then classified according to Class III 20,000 - 49,999 the definition so evolved. The census definition of a Class IV 10,000 - 19,999 toWn in this country was more or less the same from Class V 5,000 - 9,999 1891 to 1941. The towns broadly comprised aU Class VI below 5,000 DUlfiib'ipilities irrespective of the population size and every other continuous collection of houses perma J)~tly inhabit{ld by .not less than 5,000 persons while The Class I towns are termed as cities. provincial ,Directors of Census Operations having, reg~d to the character and relative density of popula-' Standard urban Areas: Besides classification of tion, their"importance as centres of trade decide them all places into rural and urban areas, two more to, be towns. In the application of this definition' concepts viz., Urban Aggiomeration\ and Standard there was some variation from State to State accor Urban Area were evolved from the 1971 Census. One ding to, thelocal conditions. It was only at the 1961 of the difficulties in comparing th~ urban popUlation census that a fairiy strict definition was sought to be and its characteristics between one census and another, applied throughout the country in order to determine apart from the changes in the list of certain units at a place as an urban unit. The same definition was each census, had been the change in the jurisdictions followed at the J971 and 1981 Censuses also. The of the urban units from census to census. The concept Director of C~nsus Operations, however was given of Standard Urban Area had been introduced at the discretion fo incl~d~ pl,aces that had other distinct 1971 census and the same was followed in 1981 with urban characteristics and to exclude undeserving cases a view to obviating this difficulty to ~ome extent. The in consultation with the State Government. The follo essentials of a standard urban area are (i) that it wing criteria are adopted for treating a place as urban should have a core town of a minimum population at the 1981 Census. size of 50,000, (ii) that the contiguous areas made up of other urban as well as rual administrative units should have close mutual socio-economic links with i) A minimum population of 5,000, the core town and (iii) that there a,re probabilities of this entire area getting fully urbanised in a period of ii) Atleast 75" of the male working population two or three decades. The idea ill that it should be is in non-agricultural pursuits, possible to provide comparable dat~ for a definite area of urbanisation continuously for three decades which iii) A density of population' of aHeast 400 persons would give a meaningful picture. This replaced the per Sq. Km, concept of town-group which was' introduced in the 1961 Census. The town-group wa~ made up of inde The urban criteria of 1981 varies slightly from pendent urban units not necessarily contiguous to one that of 1961 and 1971 Censuses, in which the males an?ther but were to some extent inter-dependent. The working in activites such as fishing. logging, etc,. were data for such town groups become incomparable from treated as engaged in non-agricultural activities and census to cenSus as the boundaries of towns them therefore contributed to the 75" criterion in 1961 and selves change and the intermediate areas are left out 1971 Censuses, whereas in the 1981 Census these acti of account. Thus the concept of Standard Urban vities are treated as on par with cultivation and Area came to be developed for adoption at the 1971 agricultural labour for the the purpose of this Census. In' Andhra Pradesh, 31 units have been criterion. selected for demarcating Standard Urban Areas. The [27] necessary data will be compiled for these units also Territory and where it is State after· consultation with during the next two or· three successive censuses in the Governor thereof, by public notification, specify order to study urbanisation around a large nuclei. tbe castes, races or tribes which shall for the purpose The Standard Urban Area is identified by the admi of the constitution be deemed to be Scheduled Castes/ nistrative units that it encompasses namely the city, Tribes in relation to that State or Union Territory, the town and the villages. The boundaries of the as the case may be. Standard Urban Area are the administrative boun daries of the peripheral units. For tbeipurpose of 1981 Census, the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes orders, (Amendment) Urban Agglomeration: Apart from town/city, Act, 1976, notified under the Government of India, the 1971 concept of Urban Agglomeration has also Ministty of Home Affairs, Notification No. BC been adopted for the 1981 Census. An urban agglo 12016/34/76-SCT-V dated 27-7-1977 was adopted. meration constitutes; . A copy of the list of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in Andhra Pradesh is given under the note on a) A city with continuous out growth (part Primary Census Abstract. of the outgrowth being out of the statu tory limits but falling within the boun Literate»: A person who could both read and daries of adjoining village or villages) : write any language with understanding was treated as a literate at the 1981 Census. A person who could b) One town with similar outgrowth or merely read but could not write or vice versa was not two or more adjoining towns with their treated as literate. The test fo.r. reading was ability outgrowths as in (a); to read any simple letter either in print or in manu script. Children aged 4 years and below were treated c) A city and one or more adjoining towns with their outgrowths all of whicb form as illiterates. The test for education was that a a continuous spread. person should have passed a recognised written examination or examinations as proof of educational There are only 4 urban agglomerations in the level attained. The highest examination passed was State viz., Vishakhapatnam, Rajahmundry, Vijaya taken as the level of education wada and Hyderabad. Worker: Tbe definition of work adopteJ in 1981 Census House: A census house is a building or Census is as follows: part of a building having a separate main entrance from the road or common court yard or stair case "Work may be defined as participation in any etc, used or recognised as a separate unit. It may economically productive activity. Such parti be inhabited or vacant. cipation may be physical or mental in nature. Work involves not only actual work but also Household: A household is a group of persons effective supervision and direction of work." who commonly live together and would take their meals from a common kitchen unless the exigencies In the concept of work a significant departure is of work prevented any of them from doing so. There made at the 1981 Census. At the 1971 Census, tbe may be one member household, two member house main activity of a person was initially enquired hold or multi-member household. For census pur according as he spent his time basically as a 'worker', poses each one of these types is regarded as household. engaged in production of goods and services or as a Again, there may be household of persons related by non-worker. For· regular work in organised sector, blood or household of unrelated persons or even of the reference period was the week prior to enumera mixed type. Examples of unrelated households are tion, and for seasonal work such as agriculture, etc., boarding houses, hostels, residential hotels, orphan dle last one year. Persons engaged atleast for a day ages, rescue houses, ashrams, etc. These are called in regular (non-seasonal) work during the preceding institutional households. week were treated as workers The work of a person Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes: Scheduled who was basically a non-worker, such as a student, or Castes and Scheduled Tribes are those notified under housewife but had made some marginal contribution Article 341 of the constjtutiqn according to which the to work w~s classified as secondary work and this was President may with respect to any State or Union recorde~ separ,tely. [28] At the 1981 Census it was considered desirable to 3. Retired persons or a rentier i. e , a retired have as detailed a profile of the working population person not employed again or rentier or as possible, maintaining the comparability with J961 royalty receiver or any other person of inde and 1971 data. An attempt was made to find out if a pendent means for securing which he does person had done any work at all during the last year. not have to work and who does no other It will thus be seen that the questions on economic work; approach have been designed to distinguish all the workers, regular or leasonal and non-workers with 4. Dependent i.e., an infant or child not attend refer~nce to the last one year prior to the date of ing school, a person permanently disabled enumeration. It was intended to find out how many from working due to illness or old age or if had worked for 183 days or mor.! i. e., 6 months or able bodied who have no other activity and more and information regarding the secondary work who are not seeking any work either, but are done by regular workers and also tbe marginal work pureJy dependent. done by the non-worken was collected. It was felt in the present context that the usual status of worker 5. Beggars, etc, i.e., beggars, vagrants or an was more appropriate when compared with the independent woman without indication of approach of current status of worker followod earlier. source of income and those of unspecified The broad classification of workers is explained wnder source of subsistence and who are not the note on the Primary Census Abstract. engaged in any economically productive work; Nen-werken: All others who did not do any 6. Institutional inmates i. e., a convict in a jail productive work irrespective of whether they derived or an inmate of penal, mental or charitable some income such as through pension, rents, etc., or institution ; and did not derive any income were classified under category (X) non workers. 7. Other non-workers - all non-workers who may not come undor any of the above six The non-workers are divided into the following categories. seven categories : Marlina. Worken: A significant feature of the 1981 Census was the collection of information on 1. Household duties i. e., all those persons basi marginal workers who had ddne some work for a cally engaged in unpaid home duties doing period of Jess than 6 months during the reference no other work; year prior to census taking. At the 1971 Census though this concept was not introduced there was 2. Students i. e., all full-time students or chil a comparable category called non-workers with secon dren attending school; dary work. HISTORY OF DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK District manuals compiled and published prior to Census. This was envisaged as part of the plan 1905 by the erstwhile composite Madras Government intended to secure an effective method of preserving contained not only particulars of items of mOle or less the census records prepared for areas below the district a permanent character such as physical characteristics, level. He proposed that all the District Ctnsus Tables history, religion and ethnogr&phy, but also a few and Census Abstracts prepared during the process of statistical tables including those relating to population sorting and compilation, should be bound together in which became obsolete within a few years of publica a single manuscript volume called the 'District Census tion. Later, the Madras Government replaced the Handbook' and suggested to the State Governments District Manuals by another publication viz., the that the Handbook with or without the addition of District Gazetteer consisting of two volumes A and B. other useful information relating to the District Volume A cont~iQed descri ptive and such general tables ~hl.)uld be printed and published at their own cost, in as might be necessary to explain the text and volume the Slme manner as the village statistics of the earlier B contained detailed statistics. It was decided that censuses. This suggestion was accepted by mo~t of volume B should be brought out periodically after the State Governments. Both the comp;)site Madras each Decennial Census so that they contain the latest State and the erstwhile Hyduabad State accepted this statistics. Volume A was published for some districts suggestion and published the District Census Handbooks between 1905 and t~27 in the composite Madras for each district at their own cost. In the -erstwhile State. The publication of volume A was discontinued Hyderabad State, the Distrkt Census Handbooks in 1927. Volume B Wlls published for all the districts were brought out in two parts, Part I containing the of the composite Mad~as State between 1906 and 1915. administrative statistics and part II the census tables The publication of volume B was also stopped after whereas in composite Madras State, the Handbooks 1931 Census. Due to the II world war, they were not were brought out in one single volume for each published after the 1941 Census. district. Similarly in the erstwhile Hyderabad State also Pattern 9£ District Census Handb99ks at 1961 : the Gazetteer volumes were brought out for some of At the 1961 Census, the scope of the District the districts. Census handbooks was enlarged significantly by Sri Ashok Mitra, I. C. S., the then Registrar General, The scheme of publication of revised District India. District Census handbooks of 1961 of Andhra Gazetteers was started in 1958 by the State Govern Pradesh included four parts. The first part contained ments and in this State, the Gazetteers of all the narrative description of the physical features, history, districts except Ongole have been published. social, economic and demographic characteristics, the progress made in each field of administration over The Village Statements: Apart from the District tbe past decades and a bri ef gazetteer of places. Tbe Manual and Gazetteers the Census data upto viIlage second part contained the administrative statistics of level used to be published in a brochure called 'Village various departments. The third part contained tbe Statement' for each district immediately after every 1961 Census tables viz., General population tables, cenSus from 1872 upto 194). economic tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. The fourth part consisted of village and town The village statements presented only the number directory which was the most vital part of the Hand of occupied houses and population by religion of each book, giving the villagewise and town-wise primary village and town. From 1951 Census, the village census abstract i. e, particulars of area, households, statements were replaced by tbe District Census Hand population, scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, literacy, books. broad categorisation of working popUlation, etc. Important amenities such as educational, medical, District Census Handbooks: Sri R. A. GopaJa public healtb and communication facilities available Swamy, I C.S., the then Registrar General, India al'ld were also indicated against each viJIage and town. Ex-officio Census Commissioner of India pioneered Nine such tables containing villagewise particulars the idea of compiling the District Census Handbooks such as irrigation sources, important crops raised, for each district and introduced the Same in 1951 value of land, co-operative sodties, industrial establish_., [30J ments, police stations, list of skilled craftsmen, et~" the publication is that adm:nistrative statistics, would were given after village and town directory. A state be available to the data users in the publications of ment on fairs and festivals in the district was given at the State by Bureau of Economics and Statistics and the end of the volume. All these four parts were the concerned departments. bound in a single v01ume and published at the cost of the State Government. The formats of village directOr) and of seven statements on town directory are on the same pattern Pattern at 1971 Census: At the 1971 Census canvassed in 1971 CensuS except for a few additio it was decided to enlarge the scope, in view of its nal columns. Tbese additional columns are introduced usefulness to the official users of the census data and to throw more insight into the infrastructure of the the increased demand among the public. There was villages and tOVrns. A feature of 1981 pattern is the some delay in the publication of District Census restructuring of all the ameni1 ies except power supply Handbooks at 1961 Census due to two reasons: in the villages and to bring them together, with the 1) inadequate printing facilities and 2) delay in the corollary that in case any amenity is not available in preparation of District Census Handbook which con the village, the distance of the nearest place where the tained four parts. In order to avoid delay in facility is available is presented. Similar method is the publication and to make available the more followed in respect of towns where educational and important dala to the planners at the ealliest, the medical facilities are not available. While presenting District Census Handbook was prepar..:d in 3 parts viz., the additional columns of Town Directory, the Mini Part A, Part B and Part C as shown below. mum Needs Programme of the Planning Commission is kept in view. The scope of village di,:ectory, town Part-A: Village and To wn Directory directory statements and primary cens\ls abstract along with the codes used under each column are explained. Part-B: Village and Town Primary Census Abstract SC9pe (i)f village direchlfY: As was done in the Part-C: Administrative Statistics and Report past, the village directory bas been prepared for all the villages in the State and these are presented Parts A and B were bound in a single volume and taluk-wise in the District ('ensus Handbook (D.C.H.). were published for all the districts as early as in 1974. For convenience of references, an alpllabetical list of However the printing of Part C was given up. villages together with location code numbers in respect of each taluk precede the village directory f~r that Pattern at 1981 Census: At the 1981 Census, the tal uk. This is done for easy location of any village format of village directory and statements of town in the directory since the information is arranged in directory are almost similar to those adopted for 1971. ascending order of the location codes of tht' villages. The District Census Handbook of 1981 Census com prises of the following two parts brought in single In the village directory, various amenities and volume, the grouping of which would enhance the other data have been indicated by codes. These in value of publication as the data given therein are clude, area of the village, total populati,on with number closely intt'r related. of households at 1981 Census, availability of ameni ties such as educational, medical, drinking water and Part A: Analytical Note P & T facilites, communication facilities, type of Part B: Village and Town Directory and approach to village and the distance of nearest town, Village and Town-wise Primary Census power supply and land use particulars. There are 20 Abstract. columns in the village directory/covering the above aspects, It has been decided not to go in for administrative statistics that is Part - C as it was our experience Columns I to 3 relate to the location code num during 1971 Census that there was inordinate delay ber, name and total area of the village. The area io collecting the administrative statistics pertaining to given under column 3 is as per the data collected from various departments with a result that tbe publication the State Survey Department. Wherever tht' figures are of this pact of District Census Handboo~ was dropped not available from the Stat.~ Survey Department, the in Andbra Pradesh State. Other reason for dropping figures furnished by the Tahsildars have been adopted. [31] Cols .. 4Aand411 provide the number of household:, and than fiv.; yens. The rC;IS011S for kee population oflhe village as per 1981 Census. Columns ping such bnds fallow may be either due to pJverly of ;iJ: cul(iv.ltors or 5 to 11 anJ 13 lillt out the basic amenities available inadequate supply of water or malarial in the village such as educational, medical, drinking climate or silting of ca"als or rivers or water, postal, day of the market, communications, unremunerated nature of farming, eLC. approach to village and electricity. (iii) Current fallows: In order to indicate the food habits, information This class comprises cropped arc:aS which are kept fallow during the on the staple food of the majority during the major current year. If any seedling area is portiOn of the )eaf was collected under column 14. not cropped again in the same year, it is Wherever it was difficult to clearly determine a parti also treated as current fallow. cular grain as staple food, the combination of grains mainly used as staple food has been indicated., 3. Culturable waste: This includes the land under the follo- (Col. 18) wing three calegories. Columns 15 to 19 pertain to the land use pattern (i) Permanent pastures and other grazing in the village. The extent of forest area has been lands: given in column 15 w~ile in columns 16 and 17 the These cover all grazing lands whether extent of cultivated area in the village has been given. they are permanent past ures and mea The extent of irrigated area together with different dows or not. Village comnion and grazing lands within forest areas are irrigational sources has been indicated in column included under this head. 16. The extent of cultur~ble waste has been shown in column IS while the are~ not available for cultivation (Ii) Miscellaneous tree crops, groves not such as village site, road ,and railways or under water, included in the area sown: etc" has been indicated under column 19. Under this class is includt:d all cUllivable land which is not included under net area sown but is put to some agricul The concepts of various types of land use given tUffil use. Lands under casuarina trees, under each of the columns 15 to 19 are explainod thatching grass. bamboo bushes and below: other grOVes for fuel, etc., which are not included under 'Orchards' are 1. Forest (Col. 15) : These include all actually forested classed under this category. areas and the lands classed or adminis tered as forests under any legal enact (iii) Culturable waste: ment dealing with forests whether This includ..:s lands available for culti State owned or priva t '. If any portion vation but not taken up for cultivation of such land is not actually wooded or abandoned after a few years for one but put to some agricultural use, that reason or other. Such lands may be portion is included under the appro either fallow or covered with shrubs priate heading of cultivated or uncul and jungles which are not put to any tivated land. use. They may be assessed or not assessed and may lie in isolated blocks Cultivaled area This includes the land u'lder the follo- or within cultivated holdings. Land with break-up wing three categories. once cultivated but 110t cultivated for irrigated and un- five years in succession is also included irrgated (Col. 16 & in this category. 17) 4. Area not available This includes the land under the follo- ( i) Net Area Sown: for cultivation. wing two categories. (Col. \9) The net area SOW:1 represents the area sown to crops counting areas sown (i) Land put to non-agricultural uses: more than once in the same year. only once. All lands occupied by buildings, roads and railways or underwaters, e.g., (ii) Other fal/ows: rivers and canals and other lands put This includes all lands which were to uses other than agricultural. taken up for cultivation but are tem porarily out of cultivation for a period (ii) Barren and uncultivable land: of not less than one) C:lr and not more This cOVers all barren and un-cuhivable [32] land like mountains, etc., i.e., which Statt'ment I Status and Growth HistorY cannot be brought under cultivation unless at a high cost whether such land Statemtnt II Physical apsects and location is in isolated blocks or within cultiva of towns, 1979 ted holdings. Statement III Municipal Finance, 1978-79 Column 20 is for recording remarks if any on Statement IV Civic and other amenities, ma.tters like place of religious, historical or archaeo 1979 logical interest, and for information on the number of copies of newspapers circulated in the village, and Statement IV A Civic and other amenities in the number of motor cycles/scooters, cars/jeeps and notified slums, 1979 tractors available in the village. Statement V Medical, educational, recrea All the above particulars are based on the data tional and cultural facilities, received from the concerned departments like Ed uca 1979 tion, Medical, Postal and Electricity and also from the Tabsildars cOlicerned. Statement VI Trade, commerce, industry. and banking, 1979 In the Appendix to the village directory taluk With a view to facilitate analysis of data, a few level totals of the amenities have been furnished new columns have been introduced. The columns which gives the picture for the district as a whole. At class of town, in every statement\is a significant the 1981 Census, additional items viz., total popula-' addition. By taking the class of town into considera tion and number of households and approach tJ tion the infrastructure of amenities and facilities village have been introduced. Information on popula available in urban areas can best be analysed. The tion and number of households will be useful as ready addition of civic administrative status in statement reference for analysing tbe data. III and IV and population in statement IV and V also serve the same purpose. The formats of Town Direc tory have been devised to suit the Minimum Needs Item on communications has been singled out to Programme of the Planning Commi;>sion. As a sequel spell in terms of availability of the public transport to this programme the columns, scheduled castes and system. This is intended to see whether the village is scheduled tribes p.:>pulation in statement IV and adult served by any mode of transport such as bus or rail literacy classes/centres in statement V are identical. or waterway. It is against this background that the item on approach to village has been listed separately. In caSe such of the amenity as Fire Fighting This refers to road, etc., leading to the village and is Service in statement IV, the educational facility in to indicate whetber the village is approachable both statement V is not available in the town, the name in fair and foul weather and whether it is inaccessi of the nearest place if in the same district or the name ble for all time or only some time in the year. Adult of the nearest district if in the s.ame State or other literacy class/centre under item on 'Education' and State where available along with its distance from the primary health centre and community health worker referrent town has been given. This is a new feature under item 'Medical' of village directory are included of 1981 census as it is necessary to identify the areas to indicate statistics on the Minimum Needs Program that have no specific facility in the district. me of the Planning Commission. Statement VII i.e., population by religion and scheduled castes/scheduled tribes in towns of 1971 Scope of Town Directory ; There are seven census was discontinued at the 19S I census and a new statements in the Town Directory which include statement IVA has been introduced to explore the several particulars relating to the towns arranged as possibility of civic and other amenities available in per the alphabetical order of their names. These notified slums in class I and II towns only. statements are almost similar to those adopted at 1971 census except for a few additional columns. The The following eleven places have been treated sa titles of the statements are as follows: towns in Prakasam district at the 1981 Census. [33] I AJJanki 6 Kandukur ~ize class of 10,000 to 19,999 persons. There are no 2 Cbirala 7 Kanigiri class V and VI towns in this district. The urban 3 Chirala Non- 8 Markapur p.'pulation of the district is 349,277 p,;rsons out of Municipal Area 9 Ongo]e total population of 2,329,571 persons then constituting 4 Cumbum 10 Singarayakonda an urban population of 14.99" as against 11 07" in 5 Giddalur 11 Vetapa]em 1971 census. The increase in proportion of urban population is partly due to the addition of two new Of these Chirala, Markapur and Ongole are census towns in 1981 census. municipalities. All others except Chirala Non-muni cipal Area are panchayats. Statement I Status and Growth History: This statement provides basic information on civic Among the eleven towns, Chirala Non-municipal status, population with decadal growth rate from 1901 Area and Singarayakonda are classified as towns for to 1981, density for 1981 census and sex ratio from the first time in 1981 census in consideratiop of the 1961 to 1981 censuses of each town in columns 2 to distinct urban features. Giddlllur and Markapur were 19. recognised as towns from 1941 onwards whereas Cum bum, though classified as a town as early as in 1901, In tbis as well as in all other Town Directory was not recognised a~ a town during the 1921 and the statements columns 1 and 2 relate to serial number 1931 censuses. The remaining six towns viz:- and class, name and civic administrative status of the 1. Addanki, 2. Chirala, 3. Kandukur, 4. Kanigiri, town. Class of town has been introduced to facilitate 5. Ongole and 6. Vetapalem were treated continuously analysis of Town Directory data at the State and all as towns from 1901 onwards. None of the places India levels. This is presented according to 1981 classified as towns at the 1971 census were declassified population of the core town as per the population size at the 1981 census. classification, given below: There are no urban agglomerations in the district. Population Class Chirala and Ongole towns have been treated as Stan 100,000 and above I dard Urban Areas and their rural and urban compo 50,000 - 99,999 II nents are shown below: 20,000 - 49,999 111 10,000 - 19,999 IV Standard Urban Component Units 5,000 - 9,999 V Areas Below 5,000 VI Urban Rural (I) (2) (3) The civic administrative status of the town is indicated in brackets by abbreviated letters like 1\1 for 1 Chirala I Cnirala (M) I PerJla (R) municipality and P for panchayat. The location code 2 Chirala NMA number under column 3 for the town was framed to 2 Ongolc I Ongoie (M) An ilavarappadu follow the alphabetical order of the towns in the (R) district. This also facilitates easy location of the 2 Ongole (R) town in the map. The name of taluk where the town 3 Kothamamidi palem (R) is located is given to facilitate anal~sis of data at 4 Pelluru State and all India level. Area in Sq. Kms. and number of households including houseless households for each town are included in the Town Directory The district does not have any class I towns with for the first time at 1981 Census. The population of a population of one lakh or more. Ongole and the town with decadal growth rate from 1901 census Chirala towns are class II towns in the population size to 1981 is given in cols. 7 to 15. The percentage class of 50,000 to 99,999 persons. Markapur, Kandu growth rate is indicated below the population in brac kur, Vctapalem and Cbirala Non-Municipal Area are kets. Density for 1981 is a new column (col. 16) to Class [([ towns in the population size class of 20,000 to facilitate analysis of Town Directory data. It has 49,999 persons. Giddalur, Kanigiri, Addanki, Cum been calculated taking into account the area and the bum and Singarayakonda are tbe five towns next in population of 1981 census of the town and presented order, and they are class IV to -vns in the population per sq. km. Sex ratio from 1961 to 1981 census~s has [34] b:en given in cols. 17 to 19. This is also a new addi The district has rail comm:lnication facility. A tion to facilitate analysis of Town Directory data. broad gauge line from Madras to Vijayawada passing Sex raLi0 J~lined here is number of females per 1,000 through Ongole, Vetapalem and Chirala a nd a males. metre gauge line from Guntakal to Guntur passing through Giddalur, Cum bum are the two railway Com ChiraJa, Kandukur, Kanigiri and Vetapalem munications serving the district. Chirala NMA and towns have shown a decrease during the decade 1911- Markapur towns are not directly connected by rail and 21 due to the wide spread influenza prevailed through are only 1 & 2 kms. away from the railway station out the state. During the decade 1921-31 Kandukur and are therefore availing the benefits of rail transport and Kanigiri recorded a fall in population partly due facilities. All the towns in the district except Chirala to the shrinking of their jurisdiction during the period NMA have bus communication facility and APSRTC and frequent emigrations of people A big fall in have been providing necessary transport facilities. the population of Addanki town during the dacade Chirala NMA does not have direct bus facilility but 1951-61 is noticed due to the change in it) limits. is connected by feeder road with the nearby Chirala Cumbum recorded a decrease in its population during bus stand. There is no navigable river/canal in the 1901-11 and 1951-61 and in fact it lost its urban district to provide cheap navigation facilities. status at the 1921 and 1931 censuses and its popula tion did not increase fast in the other decades also. Statement III-Municipal Finance, 1978-79: The The growth in the population of Addanki, Kandukur. data for inclusion in this statement was obtained from Kanigiri, Markapur and Ongole is faster compared the respective statutory and non-statutory bodies to that of other towes in the district. from their budgets and a.ccounts. The civic authorities in all the towns in the Of the eleven towns in the district Kanigiri is district except Kanigiri and Singarayakonda have the only town hiwing an area of 33.20 sq kms. Next adequate resources to meet various items of expendi to it come, Giddalur with an area of 31.57 sq. kms. tur e. In Kanigiri and Singarayakonda towns the The third imp,)rtant town as far as area is concerned expenditure exceed the receipts. In Cum bum and is Addanki with an area of 29.90 sq. kms. Kanigiri towns nearly 25 % of the total receipts was utilised for purposes of Public Health and conve Chirala with an area of 5.26 sq. kms. records the niences. For Public Institutions I.ike schools and higbest density of 13,696 persons per sq. kms. as libraries except Chirala and Ongole Municipalities agaimt the district average density of 132 persons and Kandukur Panchayat, the rest have not spent per sq. kms. beca use of its commercial importance anything from their incomes. and indu~trial activities. Ongole, tbe district head quarters town has recorded a density of 10,531 per Statement IV-Civic and other amenities, 1979 : sons per sq. kms. As the title itself reveals, this statement deals with the facilities provided to the people in urban areas of Statement II PhYiical aspects and locatioD of the district. towns, 1979: This statement has 12 columns and depicts pbysical aspects and location of towns in the Open surface drains exist in all the towns but district. Under cols. 3 to 5 in the statement data sewerage system also exists in Addanki and Ongole relating to tbe rainfall and maximum and minimum towns. All the towns in the district have protected temparature recorded in 1971 census were given. If water supply through wells and taps and also have this information was not available for any to\\-n then electric supply for domestic as well as industrial the particulars available for that nearest town have purposes. been given against such town. Under cols, 6 to 9, tbe names of State Headquarters, District Headquarters, In Ar:.dhra Pradesh Domestic Service includes Sub-DivisionalJTaluk Headquarters and the nearest supply of energy for lighting, fans and domestic city with a population of a lakh and more together purposes in domestic premises and supply in poultry witb the distances from the towns concerned are farming units upto 100 birds. Industrial Service ~hown. The nearest Railway Station and Bus Stand means supply for purposes of manufacturing, proces with the distance from the town are given under Cols. sing and/or preserving goods for sale, rice mills, oil 10 & 11. If navigable River/Canal facility is avai mills, flour mills, ginning mills, decorticating mills, lable within 10 killS. it is shown under Col. 12. dal and gram mills, stone crushers, water works and [35] sewerage pumping stations operated by local authori There arc 12 Junior Colleges orHigher Secondary ti~s or Government Departments or co-operative house Schools, 29 Secondary or High Schools, 41 Junior building societ;es and pump sets of Railways for Secondary or Middle Schools and 156 Primary Schouls whatever purpose they may be used. Commercial in all towns put together in the district. Service includes the supply of energy for lights, fans for non-domestic and commercial purposes. Road A different method has been adopted in present lighting service includes supply of energy for lighting ing the number of educational institutions. Composite on public roads, streets, thorough fares including schools like middle schools with primary classes or parks, markets, cart stands, bridges and for traffic secondary schools with middle classes have been signalling. Supply of energy to places of worship like included in the number of primary and middle schools churches, temples, mosques, gurudwaras, educational respectively. For example, if in a town there are two institutions, student hostels, municipal guest houses, primary schools upto say class IV and one high school travellers' bunglows, circuit houses of the government from class I to X, the number of primary schools in charitable institutions and recognised service/institu the town is given as 3 and that of middle school as tions are included in "Others". one and secondary school as one even though there are physically only three educational institutions. Ongole has the highest number of industrial Again a composite school having classes upto class connections followed by Markapur. As regards to XII has been divided as shown below: road lighting points Ongole has the largest number and the next best is Chirala town. Class I to IV Primary Class V to VIII Middle Statement IV A-Civic and other amenities in n9ti Class IX and X Secondary tied slums, 1979: This is a new statement on civic Class XI and XII : Higher Secondary and other amenities provided to the people living in notified or recognised slums in class I and II towns. Thus the number of educational institutions Since the magnitude of slum is greater in respect ot physically existing within a town have not been pre Class I and II towns, presentation of data on slums is sented but has been presented by the grouping of the limited to Class I and II towns only. Chirala and classes in the institutions and treating each group as a Ongole are the only class II towns in this district. school of its kind. This grouping holds true irres pective of educational institutions they belong to. Statement V-Medical, educaticmal recreational For instance, the grouping marked as Higher Secon and cultural facilities in towns, 1979: In this state dary i.e., class XI and XII may physically belong to ment, the magnitude of facilities on medical, educa a college but for the purpose of Town Directory these tional, recreational and cultural aspects with reference two classes put together constitute one unit of a to population of 1981 has been detailed in respect of Higber Secondary School and the rest of the college the various towns in the district. has been treated as a college. All the towns in the district have hospitals. There All the towns in the district put together have 43 are 126 medical institutions which include Govern cinema halls. Excepting Singarayakonda all the towns ment hospitals, dispensaries, nursing homes, and have public libraries including reading rooms and in maternity and child welfare centres together with a all there are 30 such institutions. total bed strength of 2,131 catering to the medical needs of a total urban popUlation of 349,277 persons. Statement-VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking, 1979 : Prakasam district is industrially very Ongole and Chirala towns possess medical facili backward and efforts are being made to improve the ties with 1,164 and 524 beds respectively and this is industrial activity in the district. Manufacture of comparatively better than the other towns in the slates and slate pencils at Markapur, the largest district. There are 73 persons per bed in Onsole, 137 tobacco factory ofIndian Leaf Tobacco Development persons in Chirala and 166 persons in Addanki Company and the Spinning mill at Chirala, manufa cture of road rollers and grinding stones at Kanigiri There are only seven degree colleges one each at are among the important industries in the district. Giddalur, Kandukur and Markapur, two each at The slates manufactured in Markapur town find Chirala and Ongole. market throughout the country~ Carpentry is also [36] developed in this town as subsidary to the slate indus The district is served by a net work of 45 banks try for manufacturing slate frames as well as deal of which 15 are located in Ongole, 7 in Chirala, 4 wood boxes for packing of slates and slate pencils. each in Addanki, Giddalur and Markapur, 3 each in The quality of the granite that is available in the Kandukur and Kanigiri, 2 each in Singarayakonda surroundings of Kanigiri town has given a good and Vetapalem and 1 in Cumbum. Six agricultural fillip to the manufacture of road roUers and grinding credit societies and 85 non-agricultural credit socie stones at Kanigiri. Kandukur and Chirala are impor ties are serving the total urban population of the tant handloom weaving centres and at Chirala there district. are colour dyeing factories too. The district has also some mineral wealth like granite and building stone. PRIMARY C.ENSUS ABSTRACT The Primary Cen,us Abstract provil'es the mo:,t While presenting the data in the Primary Census important statistics relating to residential houses, Abstract, villages all,1 towns have br en arranged in househ'Jlds and population and its characteristics the ascending order of their LCNl's. The wards in down to the village/ward levels in rural/urban areas each town have also been arranged similarly. The respectively. Till the 1971 Census, the Primary Census uninhabited villages and villages fully included in a Abstract and some other tables were generated by town have been indicated accordingly in the rural breaking the individual slip pads and sorting them Primary Census Abstract. In case of villages which manually. As a distinct departure from this proce ~re partl) included in towns the word' Rural' bas been dure, the system of 1981 Census tabulation avoided added in brackets after the name of the village and breaking 0 f the pads and manual sorting 0 f the the particulars relating to the rural portion only have individual slips. The data on Primary Census Abs been presented against such villages. An alphabetical tract were obtained by compilation of data aV'ailable list of viII ,ges togelher with their respective L. C. in Part-II of the Household Schedule, namely Numbers is given at the o.!ginning of each laluk, Population Record. which helps the reader to locate the village for which data on the Primary Census Abstract are required. Primary CensliS AbstlLlct of 1981 CtllEUS has been presented on the following aspects for each revenue The basic characleri:.tics of such of those persons \ iJIage in respect of rural areas and for each ward/ who were allve at the sunrise on 1st March, 1981 locality/block of a town in urban areas. of whether they lived in ncrmal residential bous:s or huts or in imtitutions like hospitals, hostels, asylums, I. Lo:ation Code number and name of village/ boarding houses, hotels, elc. or houseless persons like town and area the wandering tribes, pavement dwellers, have been presented in 28 columns of the Primary Census 2. Total number of occupied residential houses Abstract. and total number of households A s per the 1981 Census count the population of 3. Total population and its sex breakup Prakasam district is as follows: 4. Population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Persons Males Farnales Tribes by sex breakup Total 2,329,571 1,177,860 1,151,711 Rural 1,980,294 999,157 981,137 5. Literate persons by sex Urban 349,277 178,703 170,574 6. Total main warkers (I to IX categories) and Cols. No 1 &: 2: indicate L. C. No. and name the breJ kup of the workers i nto four broad of village/town/ward. Location Code is a device by categories viz ., which every village or to\';n in a taluk of every distri-::t i 11 a State is identified by a com bination of numbers. CategolY I Cultivators Districts in {he State are serially numbered in a Category II Agricultural Labourers clockwise direction starting from Srikakulam district and ending with Nalgonda district. In this Process Category V(a) Household Industry Prakasam district was alia ted L. C. No.8. Likewise Category 1lI,IV,: Other Workers and also the the taluks in each district were give-n numbers serially V\b) & VI to IX marginal workers and non in a clockwise order and the villages in each taluk workers by sex were assigned serial numbers in serpentine order. Unlike the districts, taluks and villages, the towns The colulllJl 'Marginal Workers' is an addition to in each district were given numbers in alphabetical the Primary Census Abstract in 1981 Census and was order. L C. Nos of villages were given in Arabic not there in the previous censuses. The marginal worker numerals while those of towns Were given in Roman is defined as a person who has worked in any economic numerals. activity for less than 183 days or 6 months in a year. Thus he would be basically classified as a non-worker Col. 3; This column shows the area of villages for the major part of the year. in hectares while the area of town is given in sq killS. based on the information furnished by the respective Col. 4: Number of occupied residential houses State agencies. Where the area of a particular village/ in a village/town includes partly residential houses town was not available, the fact was noted as also. N.A. against that village/town. The area of all the villages and towns put together may not be equal to Col. 5: This column includes houseless house the area of the taluk since the area of the taluk inclu holds and institutional households as well. des area of villages. reserve forests. rivers and hills within the laluk. Rural area of a taluk presented in p.e.A. is obtained by deducting urban area from the Cols. 6 to 8: Total popuiatil1O includes house total area of the taluk as furnished by the State Survey less and institutional population with sex break up. Department. Similarly, the rural area of a district can be obtained by deducting the total urban area of Cols. 9 to J2: Under these columns the popula all the towns from the total area of the district. tion of s.es and S.Ts. by sei( is given A copy of the The area figures of the districts in the Slate arc list of S.Cs. and S Ts. in Andhra Pradesh as notified those supplied by the Surveyor General of If,dia. in Presidential Order No. BC 12016/34/76-SCT V Hence the total ana of all the taluks in a district put dated 27-7-1977 is given below. together may not tally with the d;stricl area figures. List of Scheduled Castes in Andhra Pradesh 1 Adi Andbra 31 Madasi Kuruva, Madari Kuruva 2 Adi Dravida 32 Madiga 3 Anamuk 33 Madiga Dasu, Masbteen 4 Aray Mala 34 Mahar 5 Arundhatiya 35 Mala 6 Arwa Mala 36 Mala Dasar; 7 Baflki 37 Mala Dasu 8 Bavuri 38 Mala Hannai 9 Beda Jangam, Budga Jangam 39 Malajaogam 10 Bindla 40 Mala Masti II Byagara 41 Mala Sale, Netkani 12 Cbacbati 42 Mala Sanyasi 13 Cbal,vadi 43 Mang 14 Cbamar, Mochi, Mucbi 44 Mang Garodi 15 Chambhar 45 Manne 16 Chandala 46 Mashti 17 Dakkal, Dokkalwar 47 Matangi 18 Dandasi 48 Mehtar 19 Dbor 49 Mitha Ayyalvar 20 Dom, Dombara, Paidi, Pano 50 Mundala 21 Ellamalawar, Yellammalawandlu 51 Paky, Moti, Thoti 22 Ghasi, Haddi, Relli Cbachandi 52 Pambada, Pambanda 23 Godagali 53 Pamidi 24 Godari 54 Panchama, Pariah 25 Gosangi 55 Relli 26 Hcleya 56 Samagara 27 Holeya Dasari 57 Samban 28 Jaggali 58 Sapru. 29 Jambuvulu 59 Smdhollu, Chindollu 30 Kolupulvandlu [3') J List of Scheduled Tribe~ in Andhra Pradesh 1 ALdh 19 Kulia 2 Bagata 20 Malis (excluding Adilabad, Hyderabad, 3 Bbil Karimnagar, Khammam, Mabbubnagar, 4 Cbenchu, Chenchwar Nizamabad, Medak, Nalgonda and Warangal 5 Gadabas districts) 6 Gond, Naikpod, Rajgond 21 Manna Dhora 7 Goudu (in the Agency tracts) 22 Mukha Dhora, Nooka Dhora 8 Hill Reddis 23 Nayaks (in the Agency tracts) 9 Jatapus 24 Pardhan 10 Kammara 25 Porja, Parangiperja 11 Kattunayakan 26 Reddi Dhoras 12 Kolam, M'annervarlu 27 Rona, Rena 13 Konda Dhoras 28 Savaras, Kapu Savaras, Maliya Sa varas, 14 Kanda Kapus Khutto Savaras 15 Kondareddi~ 29 Sugalis, Lambadis ] 6 Kondhs, Kodi, Kodhu, Desaya Kondhs, 30 Thoti (in AdlJabad, Hyderabad, Karimnagar, Dongria Kotdhs, Kulti, a Kondhs, Tikiria Khammam, Mahbubnag'lr, Medak, Nal Kondhs, Yeni,ty Kondhs gonda, Nizamabad and Warangal Districts). 17 Kotia, Bentho Oriya, Barlika, Dbulia, Dulia, 31 Valmiki (in the Agency tracts) Holva, Paiko, Putiya Sanrona, Sidhopaiko 18 Koya, Goud, Rajah, Rasha Koya, Linga 32 Yenadis dhari Koya (Ordinary), Kottu Koya, Bhine 33 Yerukulas Koya, Rajkoya Cols 13 & 14: Literate persons are shown under the one year preceding the date of enumeration. these columns A person who can both read and Persons who had worked for 183 days or more, in write with understanding in any language is taken as other words worked 6 months or more are classified literate. A person who can merely read but cannot under culLi ator, agricultural labourer, household in write is not a literate. All children of the age of 4 dustry and other workers according to the nature of years or less are treated as illiterate eVen if the child work one did. Sueh of those persons who had worked is going to school and may have picked up reading for less than 183 days or 6 months are shown as and wflting a few odd words. marginal workers. Co/so 15 to 28: A t the 1981 Census, population Cultivator: For purposes of census a person is has been broadly divided into three sections based on working as cultivator if he or she is engaged eithe: as main activity viz., workers, marginal workers and employer, single werker or family worker in cultivation non-workers. Their details are shown under these of land owned or held from government or held from columns private persons or institutions for payment in money, kind or share. Cultivation includes supervision or The definitions and concepts adoptt'd in the eco direction of cultivation. nomic classification of population at the 1981 Census are given under the item Analytical Note. Agricultural labourer: A person who works in another persons land for wages in money, kind or Work: Work is defined as palticipation in any share is regarded as agricultural labourer. An agri economically productive activity. Such participation cultural labour has no right of lease or contract on may be physical or mental in nature. Work involves land on which he/she worked. not only actual work but also effectiv~ supervision and direction of work. A man or a woman who is doing only Household Industry: Household industry is household duties or making something only for dome defined as an industry conJucted by the head of tbe stic consumption (and not for sale) is not doing any household himself/herself and or by the members of work in census terminology. The reference period is tbe household at home or within the village in rural [ 40] ar.:as amI only within th;! pr.:cincts of thl! house where 1,919,995 in 1971 census, thus recording an increa~c the household lives in urban areas. The large pro of 21.33% as against the State's growth rate of portion of workers in a household indu&try should 23.10%. The proportions of rural and urban popu consist of mem hers of the household including the lation to the total population in the district works out head. The industry should not be run on the scale to 85.01 % and 14.99% respe<:tively in 1981 census of registered factory which would qualify or has to compared to 88.9 % and 11.1 ~~ in 1971. There are be registered under the Indian Factories Act. 978 femal es per every 1,000 males at the 1981 census when compared with the State index of 975 females Other Workers: All workers who are not culti per 1,000 males. The ratio of 987 females fer every vators or agriculturallabouret s or in household indu 1,000 males was recorded at 1971 census. stry are other workers. The type of workers that come under this category include f<.!ct('ry workeJ's, Prakasam district returned 684,667 literJtes at 1981 census forming 29.39 ~~ of the total population plantation WOI kers, tbose in trade, cum merce, busi ness, transport, mining, construction, political or of the district compared with 444,597 literates consti social \\ork, all government sen ants, municipal tut ng 23.16% at 1971 census. The sex break up of literacy ratio d tiring 1981 ceQsus is 40 52% among l mployees, teachers, priests, enterlainmer, t artists, lawyers, barbers, dhobis, elc. males and 18.01 % among females. Rural-Urban break up of literacy rates indicate 25 81 % of popula tion are literates in rural while this is 49.67 % in Ac(;ordlllg to the 1981 Census lhere are 478,645 urban population. The corresponding rural and urban occupied residential houses and 490,967 households in rates of literacy at 1971 are 20.46~'~ and 4t82% res Prakasam district compared to 377,434 re~jdential pectively. houses and 399,654 households in 1971 registering an increase of 26 82% in number of residential houses In Prakasam district there are 1,037,683 workers and 22.85% in number of households. constituting 44.54r. of the total population as against 777,207 workers forming 4048 in 1971 census. The total number of persons returned at I be 1981 Among rna les tbe workers constituted 57.84% while census in Prakasam district is 2,329,571 as against among females only 39.41 are workers. [41 ] Breif analysis 9f the Village and T9wn Direct9ry and Primary Ceosus Abstract data There are 1,092 v1l1ages in the district at the 1981 total number of villages in the district. The following Census as against 1,097 at 1971. 5 villages are repor table gives the population of taluks by total/rural ted as fully included in their respective proximate urban with sex break-up. The number of villages urban areas. Consequently loosing their rural charac and towns in each of the taluks is also indicated in ter and hence the variation during the decade. Out of this table. the 1,092 villages, 1,007 are inhabited while 85 villages are uninhabited. 7 inhabited villages are reported as Chirala taluk has more urban population than partly included in different towns of the district. other taluks, while Kondapi taluk has the least urban 10 villages which are fully included in urban population as per 1981 Census. Eight taluks are areas are not taken into account in arriving the reported as exclusively rural taluks. Table 1 POPULATION, NUMBER OF VILLAGES AND TOWNS 1981 Population r---______- - ______. __ , I No. of Total Rural Urban Villages SI. Name of ------.. -- --~'---- No. of No. Taluk P M F P M F P M P Total Inha- Towns bited 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 Yerragonda- "( 97,775 50,085 47,690 J 97,775 50,085 47,690 67 56 pal em 2 Darsi 104,241 53,343 50,898 104,241 53,343 50,898 86 77 3 Addanki 158,874 80,491 78,383 142,256 72,047 70,209 16,618 8,444 8,174 49 47 1 4 Santhamagu- 133,399 67,835 65,564 133,399 67.835 65,564 41 40 luru 5 Parchur 145,621 73.658 71,963 145,621 73.658 71.963 32 32 6 Chira1a 246.057 123,763 122,294 122,131 61,734 60,397 123,926 62,029 61,897 22 21 3 7 Ongo1e 238,623 121.663 116,960 153,321 77,328 75,993 85,302 44,335 40,967 48 42 8 Maddipadu 125,545 63,794 61,751 125,545 6},794 61.751 61 60 9 Podili 97,093 48,780 48,313 97,093 48.780 48.313 82 76 10 Tar1upadu 95,596 48,875 46.721 95,596 48,875 46.721 84 80 11 Markapur 124,625 63,537 61,088 90,244 45,739 44,505 34,3S1 17,798 16,583 58 54 12 Bestavaripeta 97,764 49,5H 48,190 87,l93 44,267 42,926 10,571 5,307 5,264 47 42 13 Giddl1ur 128,186 65,192 62.99.t 103,918 55.250 53,748 19,188 9,942 9,246 56 51 14 Pamur 81,785 39,149 42,636 81,785 39,149 42,636 75 72 15 Kalligiri 121,449 60,419 61,030 104,732 51,659 53,073 16,717 8,760 7,957 104 93 1 16 Kondapi 148,573 74,248 74,325 138,369 69,045 69,324 10,204 5,203 5,001 90 81 1 17 Kandukur 184,365 93,454 90,911 151,995 76,569 75,426 32,370 16,885 15,485 90 83 T.tlll 2,329,571 1,177,860 1,151,711 1,980,194 999,157 981,137 349,277 :178,703 170,574 1,092 1,007 11 --~~------~--~~~~ The following table gives the taluk-wise popula decade 1971-81, while Pamur taluk has recorded the tion figures at the 1971 and 1981 Censuses for lowest growth rate of 9.45". This district has regis total, rural and urban areas, Ongole taluk has tered the growth rate of 21.33" as against 23.10% of rec~rded the highest growth rate of 32.42" during the the state. (42] Table 2 DECADAL CHANGE IN DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION ------~---~------Population ------._------Percentage uecadal 1971 198\ (1971-81) vtiriation r- - ______- ______-- f~------__ -- , ------'~--;-----~"' Taluk Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Ur~an ,------_------.-- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ---~------'-~------~-----, 1 Yerragondapalem 75,531 75,531 97,775 97,775 29.45 29.45 2 Darsi 86,715 86,715 104,241 104,241 20.21 20.21 3 Addanki 124,387 114,164 10,223 158,874 142,256 16,618 27.73 24.61 62.56 4 S3nthamaguluru 109,821 109,821 133,399 133,399 21.47 21.47 5 Parchur 118,216 118,216 145,621 145,621 23.18 23.18 6 Chirala 189,087 114,934 74, I 53 246,057 122,131 123,926 30.13 6.26 67.12 7 Or.gole 180,208 126,878 53,330 238,623 153,321 85,302 32.42 20.84 59.95 8 Maddipadu 109,739 109,739 125,545 125,545 14.40 14.40 9 Podili 83,969 83,969 97,093 97,093 15.63 15.63 10 Tarlupadu 85,322 85,322 95,596 95,596 12.04 12.04 11 Markapur 99,446 77,183 22,263 124,625 90,244 34,381 25.32 16.92 54.43 12 Bestavaripeta 87,595 77,850 9,745 97,764 87,193 10,571 11.61 12.00 8.48 13 Giddalur 113,553 98,723 14,830 128,186 108,998 19,188 12.89 10.41 29.39 14 Pamur 74,724 74,724 81,785 81,785 0.45 9.45 15 Kanigiri 107,038 95,608 11,430 121,449 104,732 16,717 13.46 9.54 46.26 \ 16 Kondapi 125,248 125,248 148,573 138,389 lO,204 18.62 10.48 17 Kandukuru 149,396 132,742 16,654 184,365 151,995 32,370 23.41 14.50 94.37 Total 1,919,995 1,707,367 212,628 2,329,571 1,980,294 349,277 21.33 15.99 64.27 Table 3 shows the total number of inhabited percentage of villages in each range. The density villages in tbe district classified by population into figures per sq. km. of each village have been worked six broad ranges. In computing the Dumber of villa out by using the area figures corrected upto two ges in a tal uk, the villages which are either completely places of decimal. The highest propo~tion of villages included in an urban unit or returned uninhabited are is observed in the density range of 101-200. More not taken into account. Maximum number of villa than 60% of villages come under density group 101 ges are in the size group of 500-1,999 population and and above. This district has returned a density of form 46.47r. of total villages in this district. 132 persons per square kilometre as against 195 persons for the State. Table 3 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY Table 4 POPULA TlON RANGES DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY DENSITY No. of villages Percentage of Range of Range of Total No. of Percentage of in each range villages in each- Population density villages in each villages in each range (per sq. km.) density range density range 2 3 1 2 3 199 76 7.55 10 12 1.19 200 - 499 11S 11.42 11- 20 13 1.29 46.47 500 - 1,999 468 21 - 50 81 8.04 2,000 - 4,999 217 27.51 51 - 100 254 25.22 ,5,000 - 9,999 59 5.86 101 -- 200 353 35.06 1.19 10,000 + 12 201 - 300 174 17.28 -~------.----- 301 - 500 72 7.15 Total 1,007 100.00 --_. _------501 + 34 3.38 Area not known 14 1.39 The following table presents the distribution of ---_' ----~-~------_,-_ 1,007 100.00 villages by density into nine ranges and also tb~ Total [43] Ac(;orJiI,g to 1981 Census the population of highest proportion of Scheduled Tribe population is Scheduled Castes in Prakasam district is 372,908 returned in Cbirala taluk accounting f')r 18.41 ~~ of a~c0uIHing fur 16.01r. of the total population of the the total Scheduled Tribe populatwu III tue district. district.. Scheduled Caste population in this district forms 4.68" of the total Scheduled Caste population in Table 6 the State. The proportion of Scheduled Caste popu PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION lation to total population in the villages is calculated TO TOTAL POPULATION IN THE VILLAGES for all the villages in the district and arranged in Percen tage range seven ranges together with percentage of villages in of Scheduled No. of villages Percentage of villages each range. 55.61 ~,~ of the villages have Scheduled Tribe popula in eaeh range in each range Caste population in a percentage range above 16". tion to total Only 11.92% of villages are without Scheduled Caste population popUlation. 2 3 ~--.~----- Nil 295 29.29 5 or less 567 Table 5 56.30 6 - 15 89 8.84 16 - 25 13 1.29 PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES POPULATION 26 - 35 5 0.50 TO TOTAL POPULATION IN THE VILLAGES 36 - 50 5 0.50 Percentage range 51 and above 33 3.~8 of Scheduled No. of villages Percentage of villages Total 1,007 100.00 Castes ropula in each range in each range ----~ ------_ tion to total Table 7 provides the total population, Scheduled population Castes and Schedulel Tribes popUlation and the 2 3 percentage of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Nil 120 11.92 population to total popUlation of the towns in the 5 or less 99 9.83 district. 6 - l() 109 10.82 II - 15 119 11.82 The total Scheduled Castes popUlation in all the 16 - 20 160 15.89 urban area') of the district at 1981 census was 27,456 21 - 30 240 23.83 31 and above 160 15.89 Persons representing 7.86" of the total urban popula tion. Among the towns proportion of Scheduled Total 1,007 100.00 .------~------~------Castes population varies from 2.12 % in Cumbum town to 14.25" in Kandukur town. The Scheduled Tribes population in the district is only 77,847 persons forming 3.34% of the total The Scheduled Tribes popUlation in all the urban population of the district. 56.30% of the total areas of the district according to 1981 census was villages in the district have returned the proportion of 12,982 persons constituting 3.72" of the total urban Scheduled Tribe population less than 5% range, where population. The proportion of Scheduled Tribes as 29.29% of the total number of villages have no population varies from 0.84" in Cum bum town to Scheduled Tribe population. Among the taluks, 7.38" ill Vetapalem town. Table 7 PROPORTlO~ OF SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION IN TOWNS ------~-~-- _------.-~------Percentage of Sche- Percentage of Name of lown Total Total Scheduled Total Scheduled duled Caste Popu\a- Scheduled Tribe Population Caste Population Tribe POl'ulation tion to total Popu- Population to total lation Population ------~------2 3 4 5 6 Addanki 16,618 1,677 430 10.09 2.59 Chirala 72,040 6,449 3,307 8.95 4.59 Chirala Non-Municipal 23,325 997 1,552 4.27 6.65 Area Cumbum 10,571 224 89 2.12 0.84 Giddalur 19,188 1,225 386 6.38 2.01 [ 44] Table 7 (Concld) PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION IN TOWNS Percentage of Sche- Perc en tage of Name of town Total Total Scheduled Total Scheduled duled Caste Popula- Scheduled Tribe Population Casle Population Tribe Population lion to total Popu- Population to tOlal lation Population 2 3 4 5 6 Kandukur 3'1.370 4.614 1,420 14.25 4.39 Kanigiri 16,717 504 356 3.01 2.13 Markapur 34,381 1,793 3l'I 5.22 0.90 Ongo1e 85,302 7,827 2,286 9.18 2.68 Singarayakonda 10,204 846 737 8.29 7:22 28,561 1,300 2,108 4.55 7.38 Veta pal em ------.-~ All Towns 349,277 27,456 12,982 7.86 3.72 --- _._ ------Tbefollo~i~~ table 8 gives the literacy rates by Table 9 population ranges ofvi lIages in the district. Prakasam LITERACY RATpS FOR TOWNS district occupies lOth rank in literacy amongst the Name of the Town Literacy Rate districts in Andhra Pradesh State. The proportion of Addanki 45.94 Chirala 50.05 literates of 1his district constitutes 4.28% of the total Chirala Non-Municipal Area 39.31 Andhra Pradesh literates. Cumbum 46.61 Giddalur 52.53 Kandukur 42.82 Higbest literacy rate of 35.07% is found in Villa Kanigiri 53.68 Markapur 48.19 ges with 10,000 + population. Ongole 58.52 Singarayakonda 43.33 Vetapalem 41.64 Table 8 All Towns 49.67 Table 10 presents the proportions of Hterates, LITERACY RATES BY POPULATlON RANGES OF workers, non-workers, Scheduled Castes/Scheduled VILLAGES Tribes population to the total population, giving break-up by taluk (total/rural/urban) and by sex. There is a highest concentration of Scheduled Castes Range of No. of villages Literacy rate in each range and Scheduled Tribes population in the rural areas population than in the urban areas. Prakasam district has 2 3 returned 29.39 % of the total population of the district ------~---.---- a.s literates. OD.gol~ taluk ~as ret~rned 41.4~ % of 199 76 13.14 hterates and tbls IS the hIghest III the dIstrict. 200 - 499 115 18.57 Kandukur taluk has returned the largest number of 500 - 1,999 468 20.45 workers 80,282 in its rural areas accounting for 7.93" 2,000 -- 4,999 277 25.29 of the total rural workers of the district and 52.82°/. 5,000 - 9,999 59 31.41 of the total rural population of the. taluk. Santha~ 10,000 -',- 12 35.07 magulur taluk stands first among the taluks in the district in the proportion of workers to total popula Total 1,007 25.81 tion. Maddipadu taluk has returned 24.57% of Scheduled Caste population while the least i~ in Giddalur taluk with 6.7S". In rural areas of taluks also these two taluks only stand on either side of the The table 9 shows the literacy rates for the to wns, ladder. The percentage of Scheduled Caste popula in the district as per 1981 census. tion in urban areas range between 14.30% to 2.12% among the taluks. Yerragondapalem taluk has recor ded highest proportion of Scheduled Tribe popUlation The literates in all the eleven urban areas in the with 7.55% while Tarlupadu has the least propor district together constituted 173,498 persons forming tion of Scheduled Tribe population with only 1.00%. 49.67% of the urban population. Amcng the towns literacy rate varies from 39.31 % in Chirala non- Ongole taluk tops the list in literacy rates among municipal area to 58.52 % in Ongole town. Being the the total, male and female popUlation as well as in district headquarters and the location of several urban areas where as in rural areas Parchur taluk stands in the list. Tbe literacy rates recorded for district administrative offices and educational institu Ongole taluk are higher than tqf district and State tions, Ongole town tops in proportion of literates. averages, in the case ~f both sexes. [45] Table 10 PROPORTION OF LITERATES, WORKERS, NON-WORKERS, SCHEDULED CASTE/TRIBE POPULA nON IN THE DISTRICT ------_-_---_-- - -.------.. ~--.------... ~--~-----.~------PERCENTAGE OF ------S.C. Popu- S.T. Popu- Literates to total Population Total Tolal Population , ______...A-______, Name of Taluk Rural r-----...A-----, lation to lation to Urban P M F total total P M F Population Population ------~- 2 3 4 5 (j 7 8 9 10 ------_---- Yerragondapalern T 97,775 50,085 47,690 15.47 7.55 17.77 26.47 8.64 R 97,775 50,085 47,690 15.47 7.55 17.77 26.47 8.64 U 2 Darsi T 104,241 53,343 50,898 16.17 2.03 19.21 28.73 9.22 R 104,241 53,343 50,898 16.17 2.03 19.21 L8.73 9.22 U 3 Addanki T 158,874 RO,49 I 78,383 22.05 2.75 32.08 42.79 21.08 R 142,256 72;047 70,209 23.44 2.77 30.46 41.06 19.59 U 16,618 8,444 8,174 ]0.09 2.59 45.94 57.57 33.92 4 Sa n thamaglllllrll T 133,399 67,835 65,564 ]5.87 4.02 25.55 35.04 15.74 R 133,399 67,835 65,564 15.87 4.02 25.55 35.04 - 15.74 U 5 Pal'chur T 145,621 73,658 71.963 13.64 3.14 39.72 50.28 28.91 R 145,621 73,658 71,963 13.64 3.14 39.72 50.28 28.91 U 6 Chirala T 246,057 123,763 122,294 9.46 5.83 38.58 49.31 27.71 R 122,131 61,734 60,397 11.91 6.03 30.96 41.57 20.18 U 123,926 62,029 61,897 7.06 5.62 46.09 57.08 35.07 7 ~ngole T 238,623 121,663 116,960 18.48 3.03 41.43 52.04 30.38 R 153,321 77,328 75,993 23.65 3.23 31.92 42.68 20.97 U 85,302 44,335 40,967 9.18 2.68 58.52 68.38 47.85 8 Maddipadu T 125,545 63,794 61,751 24.57 1.72 29.18 39.80 12.22 R 125.545 63,794 61,751 24.57 1.72 29.18 39.80 18.22 U 9 PoJi1i T 97,093 48,780 48,313 IS.71 1.48 19.64 29.23 9.96 R 97,093 48,780 48,313 18,71 lAS 19.64 29.23 9.96 U 10 T,lriUP,IJU T 95,596 48,875 46,721 14.55 1.00 20.49 31.11 9.37 R 95,596 48,875 46,721 14.55 1.00 20.49 31.11 9.37 U 11 Markapur T 124,625 63,537 61,088 11.51 3.20 26.33 38.29 13.88 R 90,244 45,739 44,505 13.90 4.08 18.00 28.56 7.14 U 34,381 17,798 le,583 5.22 0.90 4!U9 63.30 31.97 12 Bcstavaripeta T 97,76-l 49,574 48,1',0 9.58 2.33 30.85 46.29 14.96 R 87,193 44,267 42,926 10.48 2.51 28.93 44.35 13.03 U 10,571 5,307 5,26t 2.12 0.84 46.41 62.43 30.66 13 Giddalur T 128,186 65,192 62,994 6.79 1.84 32.75 49.82 15.08 R 108,99B 55,250 53,748 6.87 1.81 29.27 46.59 11.46 U 19,188 9,942 9,246 6.38 2.01 52.53 67.78 36.12 14 Pamur T 81,785 39,149 42,636 13.76 2.09 24.40 40.02 10.05 R 81,785 39,149 42,636 13.76 2.09 24.40 40.02 10.05 U 15 Kanigiri T 121,449 60,419 61,030 14.29 1.08 23.64 36.04 11.36 R 104,732 51,659 53,073 16.09 0.91 18.84 30.74 7.27 U 16,717 8,760 7,957 3.01 2.13 53.68 67.33 38.66 16 Kondapi T 148,573 74,248 74,325 22.90 3.49 23.29 33.11 14.37 R 138,369 69,045 69,324 23.97 3.22 21.81 30.45 13.21 U 10,204 5,203 5,001 8.29 7.22 43.33 55.70 30.45 17 Kandukur T 184,365 93,454 90,911 21.44 6.02 25.54 35.38 15.42 R 151,995 76,569 75,426 2~.97 6.36 21.86 31.18 12.40 U 32,370 16,885 15,485 I.4,. ':L ,-_; 1.40 4~.95 54.47 30.12 -~------Total T 2,329,5711,177,8601,151,711 16,01 3.34 29.39 40.52 18.01 R 1,980,294 999,157 981.137 17.44 3.2' 25.81 36.76 14.66 U 349,277 178.703 179,574 7.86 3.72 49.67 61.50 37.19 [46] Table 10 (Cone/d.) PROPORTIO:-l OF LITERATES, WORKERS, NON-WORKERS, SCHEDULED CASTE/TRIBE POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT PERCENTAGE OF ------~------Main workers to Marginal workers Total workers to NOll-workers to Total total population to total population total population total population ,--____-t~ _____ -_, Name of Ta!uk Rural ,------'----- ~ ~---_-'- ---_ - ._--_-'_ ---- -.- Urban p M F PM F PM F P M F ------_ ------,---~ ------«( ) (2) (U) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) ------(20) (2 I) (22) Yerragondapalem T 44.61 56.38 32.25 3.97 1.01 7.07 48.58 57.39 39.32 51.42 42.61 60.68 R 44.61 56.38 32.25 3.97 1.01 7.07 48.58 57.:9 39.32 51.42 42.61 60.68 U 2 Darsi T 43.99 58.28 29.00 5.01 0.49 9.76 49.00 58.77 38.76 51.00 41.23 61.24 R 43.99 58.28 29.00 5.01 0.49 9.76 49.00 58.77 38.76 51.00 4).23 61.24 U 3 Addanki T 50.27 61.45 38.79 3.32 0.64 6.08 )3.59 62.09 44.87 46.41 37.91 55.lJ R 51.41 62.18 40.37 3.65 0.70 6.68 55.06 62.88 4i7.05 44.94 37.12 52.95 U 40.45 55.22 25.20 0.52 0.12 0.93 40.97 55.34 26.13 59.03 44.66 73.87 4 Santhamaguluru T 51.33 61.97 40.33 3.85 0.57 7.24 55.18 62.54 47.57 44.82 37.46 52.43 R 51.33 61.97 40.33 3.85 0.57 7.24 55.18 62.54 47.57 44.82 37.46 5M3 U 5 Parchur T 49.61 61.41 37.52 3.97 0.43 7.60 53.58 61.84 45.12 46.42 38.44 54.88 R 49.61 61.41 37.52 3.97 0.43 7.60 53.58 61.84 45.12 46.42 38.44 54.88 U 6 Chirala T 41.70 56.46 26.76 3.13 0.66 5.64 44.83 57.12 32.40 55 .• 17 42.88 67.60 R 45.93 58.68 32.90 4.75 0.66 8.94 50.68 59.34 41.84 49.32 40 .•6 58.16 U 37.53 34.25 20.77 1.53 0.65 2.42 39.06 54.90 23.19 60.94 45.10 76.81 7 Ongulc T 39.81 54.91 24.11 3.04 0.56 5.61 42.85 55.47 29.72 57.15 44.53 70.28 R 46.44 59.14 33.52 4.25 0.69 7.88 50.69 59.83 41.40 49.31 40.17 58.60 U 27.90 47.53 6.65 0.85 0.33 1.42 28.75 47.86 8.07 71.25 51.14 91.93 8 Maddipadu T 50.07 60.84 38.95 3.80 0.48 7.:n 53.87 61.32 46.18 46.13 38.68 '3.82 R 50.07 60.%4 38.95 3.80 0.48 7.23 53.87 61.32 46.\8 46.13 38.68 53.82 U 9 Podili T 43.88 57.76 29.88 5.26 0.55 10.00 49.14 58.31 39.88 50.86 41.69 60.12 R 43.88 57.76 29.88 5.26 0.55 10.00 49.14 58.31 39.88 50.86 41.69 60.12 U 10 Tarlupadu T 42.84 56.49 28.56 4.32 0.46 8.37 47.16 56.95 36.63 52.84 43.05 63.07 R 42.84 56.49 28.56 4.32 0.46 8.37 47.16 56.95 36.93 52.84 43.05 63.07 U 11 Markapur T 41.84 5M3 28.74 4.25 0.76 7.89 46.09 55.19 36.63 53.91 44.81 63.37 R 45.49 56.38 34.30 5.48 0.93 10.16 50.97 57.31 44.46 49.03 42.69 55.54 U 32.25 49.43 13.82 1.03 0.31 1.80 33.28 49.74 15.62 66.72 50.26 84.38 12 Bestavaripeta T 39.64 51.96 26.96 4.78 1.02 8.65 44.42 52.98 35.61 55.58 47.02 64.39 R 40.92 52.39 29.09 5.22 1.07 9.51 46.14 53.46 38.60 53.86 46.54 61.40 U 29.09 48.41 9.61 1.08 0.53 1.64 30.17 48.94 11.25 69.83 51.06 88.75 13 Giddalur T 40.06 49.60 30.20 4.23 0.98 7.59 44.29 50.58 37.79 55.71 49.42 62.21 R 41.84 50.76 32.67 4.84 1.07 8.71 46.68 51.83 41.38 53.32 48.17 58.62 U 29.98 43.16 15.81 0.79 0.49 1.1 t 30.77 43.65 16.92 69.23 56.35 83.08 14 Pamur T ~9.52 52.71 27.41 4.59 0.65 8.21 44.11 53.36 35.62 55.89 46.64 64.38 R 39.52 52.71 27.41 4.59 0.65 8.21 44.11 53.36 35.62 55.89 46.64 64.38 U 15 Kanigiri T 43.21 53.55 32.97 4.33 0.71 7.91 47.54 54.25 40.88 52.46 45.74 59.12 R 45.59 54.92 36.51 4.98 0.80 9.06 50.57 55.72 45.57 49.43 44.28 54.43 U 28.27 45.43 9.38 0.23 0.21 1).26 28.50 45.64 9.64 71.50 54.36 90.36 16 Kondapi T 47.74 62.67 34.52 7.22 1.23 13.23 54.96 63.90 47.75 45.04 38.87 52.25 R 48.58 6\,44 35.11 7.66 1.28 14.D3 56.24 62.72 49.80 43.76 37.28 50.20 U 36.41 54.85 17.24 1.12 0.12 2.16 37.53 54.97 19.40 62.47 45.03 80.60 17 Kandukur T 46.44 58.67 33.88 4.36 0.72 8.09 50.80 59.39 41.97 49.20 40.61 58.03 R 47.92 59.68 35.98 4.90 0.86 9.00 52.82 60.54 44.98 47.18 39.46 55.02 U 39.65 54.07 23.66 1.81 U.Il 3.66 41.46 54.18 27.32 58.85 45.82 72.68 Total T 44.55 57.15 31.66 4.18 0.69 7.75 48.73 57.84 39.41 51.27 41.16 60.59 R 46.43 58.26 34.39 4.72 0.74 8.76 51.15 59.00 43.15 48.85 41.00 56.85 U 33.84 50.93 15.93 1.16 0.41 1.96 35.~0 51.34 17.89 65.00 48.66 81.11 [47] Distribution of villages according to the availa 54.72% and 51.04% of villages respectively. Medical bility of different amenities by taluks is presented in facility is inadequate with 36.54 %. No single this table. As seen from the table, drinking village possesses weekly market faCIlity in the water facility is available in all most all the district. villages, while amenities of education P & T, power supply, approach by pucca road and communication The table clearly sets out the taluk-wise position are available in respect of 93.84%, 69.81 %, 59.48% of various amenities. Table 11 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE AVAILABILITY OF DIfFERENT AMENITIES Number (with pecentage) of villages having one or more of the following amenities ------'---, .. ------.. 51. Name of Taluk No. of Post Approach No. inhabited Educa- Medical Drinking & Market Communi- b} Pucca- Power villages tion Water Telegraph cat;ons RO::ld Supply ------2------3------4--~~5------6------~------~ 7 8 9 10 11 1 Yerrgaondapalem 56 43 10 56 33 21 22 - 29 (76.79) (17.86) (100.00) (58.93) (37.50) (39.29) (51.m 2 Darsi 77 73 13 77 46 40 47 53 (94.81) (16.88) (100.00) (59.74) (51.95) (61.04) (68.83) 3 Addanki 47 47 37 47 42 28 31 47 (100.00) (78.72) (100.00) (89.36) (59.57) (65.96) (100.00) 4 Santhamaguluru 40 39 39 40 31 32 32 26 (97.50) (97.50) (100.00) (77.50) (80.00) (80.00) (65.00) 5 Parchur 32 32 25 32 31 22 22 32 (100.00) (78.13) (100.00) (96.88) (68.75) (68.75) (100.00) 6 Chirala 21 21 15 21 21 20 18 19 (100.00) (71.43) (100.00) (100.00) (95.24) (85.71) (90.48) 7 Ongole 42 42 26 42 35 25 25 37 (100.00) (61.90) (100.00) (~3.33) (59.52) (59.52) (88.10) 8 Maddipadu 60 60 23 60 48 29 36 47 (100.00) (38.33) (100.00) (80.00) (48.33) (60.00) (7S.33) 9 Podili 76 72 40 76 50 31 31 24 (94.74) (52.63) (100.00) (65.79) (40.79) (40.79) (31.58) 10 Tarlupadu 80 78 21 80 50 34 30 26 (97.50) (26.25) (100.00) (62.50) (42.50) (37.50) (32.50) 11 Markapur 54 44 20 54 38 28 27 35 (81.48) (37.04) (100.00) (70.37) (51.85) (50.00) (64.81) 12 Bestavaripcta 42 42 25 42 33 35 34 36 (100.00) (59.52) (100.00) (78.57) (83.33) (80.95) (85.71) 13 Giddalur 51 47 14 50 36 30 31 35 (92.16) (27.45) (98.04) (iO.59) (58.82) (60.78) (68.63) 14 Pamur 72 6S 9 72 40 19 30 30 (90.28) (12.50) (100.00) (55.56) (26.39) (41.67) (41.67) 15 Kanigiri 93 87 33 93 55 38 46 64 (93.55) (35.48) (100.00) (59.14) (40.86) (49.46) (68.82) 16 Kondapi 81 73 9 81 57 42 45 28 (90.12) (11.11) (100.00) (70.37) (51.85) (55.56) (34.57) 17 Kandukur 83 80 9 83 57 40 44 31 (96.39) (10.84) (100.00) (68.67) (48.19) (53.01) (37.35) ------T-o-ta-l------~1,~O~O~~--~9~4~5----~3~68~--~1~,O=06~----~7~O~3------~5~1~4------~S~571--~S~ (93.84) (36.54) (9!J.90) (69.81) (51.04) (54.72) (59.41) ------* R.F. Village Bogada in Giddalur taluk has not been taken into account in respect of amenities, while preparin& this table. Table No. 12 gives the proportion of rural provides this information tal uk wise. population served by the different amenities and also l4~ j 59.77 per cent of population has only medical supply, approach by pucca road and communication facilities while entire population has no access to weekly facilities are available to more than 70% of the popu market facilities. More than 90.% of th~ population lation in tbe district. Cent percent of the population have education and P & T facilities where as power has access to drinking water. Table 12 PROPORTION OF RURAL POPULATION SERVED BY DIFFERENT AMENITIES --~~.:.____- ---_-.- - ._-- _------~ Proporttion of Rural Population serwd by type of amenity Total ---.. -_------_------SI. Nan'e of Taluk Population of Educa- Drink;ng Post Communi- Approach Power No. inhabited villages tion Medical Water & Market cations by Pucca Supply in the Taluk Telegraph Road --_- ..- -- (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) --'--- 1 Yerragondapalem 97,775 98.71 45.54 100.00 94.54 69.36 69.63 89.23 2 Darsi 104,241 99.51 40.92 100.00 83.45 63.09 77.07 85.69 3 Addanki 142,256 100.00 87.25 100.00 95.83 69.20 76.01 100.00 4 Santhamagullll U 133,399 99.68 99.68 100.00 84.77 81.65 81.65 71.40 5 'Parchur 145,621 100.00 92.10 100.00 99.24 87.67 87.67 100.00 6 Chirala 122,131 100.00 84.06 100.00 100.00 98.57 95.56 96.89 7 Ongole 153,321 100.00 81.26 100.00 96.59 79.36 79.36 97.32 8 Maddipadu 125,545 100.00 55.31 100.00 92.42 65.53 74.44 89.39 9 Podili '-'1,093 99.51 63.93 100.00 88.49 63.02 63.02 55.08 !O TarlupaJu 95,596 9,1.85 36.92 JOO.OO 82.47 5il.19 47. 33 52.84 II Markapur 90,244 98.06 53.73 100.00 94.S3 66.92 63.49 84.48 12 Bestavaripcla 87,193 100.CO 67.95 100.00 94.07 94.57 89.68 90.21 13 Giddalur 108,998 99.77 41.82 99.96 93.35 81.91 83.33 <)3.07 14 Pamur 81,7aS 99.18 31.26 100.00 82.97 40.76 54.72 59.97 15 Kanigiri 104.732 99.54 53.11 100.00 84.70 52.07 64.31 84.20 16 Kondapi 138,369 96.42 24.09 100.00 87.92 65.17 69.57 55.41 17 Kandukur 151.995 99.79 28.49 100.00 89.35 72.44 76.82 60.47 ~------~ Total 1,980,294 99.43 59.77 100.00 91.27 72.21 74.88 81.08 .~----.----_- - ~------___------~------.-~ * R. F. Villag.: Bogada in Giddalur Taluk ha'i not b~en taken intl) ;Jccount in rl!spect of amenities while preraring this table. Table 13 gives the distribution of villages not Table 13 (Concld.) having certain amenities arranged by three distance ranges from the places where these are available. 2 3 4 5 --_---_-_- - _----- ._------There is no single village in this district without drin 3 P&T 225 36 42 303 king water facility. Only 61 villages do not have 4 Market 80 177 749 1,006 5 118 education facility within the village, but these are ------Communication 280 94 492 available at different distance ranges. Large number • R. F. Village Boga\\a in Giddalur Ta\uk has not of villages do not have market,medical, communica been taken into account in respect of am.?nitics while preparing this table. tion and P & T facilities within the village, but these facilities are available at different distance ranges Table 14 illustrates the distribution of villages from the concerned villages. according to the distance from the nearest town and Table 13 availability of different amenities. DISTRiBUTION OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING CERTAIN AMENITIES, ARRANGED BY DISTANCE RANGES 6% of the villages have nearest towns within the FROM THE PLACES WHERE THESE ARE range of 5 kms. About 27% of the villages have towns AVAILABLE within a range of 6-15 kms., while the balance have Vilhlg.:s not having Number of villages where the ame nearest town located within 16-50 kms. and 51'+kms. the amenity of nity is not available and available at forming 63% and 4 % respectively. One village is distance of -5 kms. 5-10 kms. 10+ kim. Total recorded under unspecified range. (Cols. 2-4) 234 5 I Education 3S 3 23 61 2 Medical 182 232 224 638 (Table 14 overleaf) [ 49) Table 14 DISTRlBUTlON OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST TOWN AND A VAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES Number (with percentage) of villages havin~ the amenity of -_------_._------Distance Range No. of inhabited from the villages in each Post Approach nearest Town range and in Drinking & Communi- by Pucca Power (in Kms.) percent Education Medical W~ter Telegraph Market cation Road Supply to total "- -"--"" ------~------' (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Q-5 62 61 25 62 47 40 42 49 (6.16) (98.39) (40.32) (100.00) (75.81 ) (64.52) (67.74) (79.03) 6-15 269 260 108 269 207 162 169 207 (26.71) (96.65) (4~.15) (100.00) (76.95) (60.22) (62.83) (76.95) 16-50 631 601 230 631 437 304 33G 334 «()2.66) (95.25) (36.45) (100.00) (69.26) (48.18) (52.30) (52.93) 51+ 44 23 5 44 12 8 10 9 (4.37) (52.27) (11.36) (100.00) (27.27) ( 18.18) (22.73) (20.45) lJ nspecified 1 (0.10) _------_------"------_.------"--- Total 1,007 945 368 1,006 703 514 551 599 (100.00) (93.84) (36.54) (99.90) (69.81) (51.04) (54.72) (59.48) -- - -_ .. - "------* R. F. Village Bogada in Giddalur Taluk has not been taken into account in respect of amenitie<; while preparing this table. Table 15 sets out the amenities available in the Only 7" of the villages are in the category of 5,000+. villages by distributing the villages according to the It is interesting to note that as the population range population range. The population ranges of less than increases, the amenities available in the villages falling 500, 500-1,999, 2,000-4,999, and 5,000+ are con in these ranges are also on the increase. As has been sidered and the villages are distributed in these ranges. observed earlier only the medical and market facilities About 46% of the villages are in the range of 500- are not adequate in tbe villages falling in the ranges 1,999, while the villages less than 500 and those in the other than 5,000+. range of 2,000-4,999 form 19" and 28% respectively. Table 15 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO POPULATION RA.NGE AND AMENrTJES AVAILABLE ------~------~ --~--- ~-- Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of ,- ______..A.. ______-_ Population No. of Approach range inhabited Post Communi- by Pucca Power villages in Education Medical Drinking & Market cation Road Supply each range Water Telegraph ..-----._ --~------~----- . (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ( 7) (i) (9) (10) --- -~ _. - - - - -~-. -"-- _------__ - 499 191 133 17 190 27 35 40 37 (18.97) (69.63) (8.90) (99.48) (14.14) (18.32) (20.94) ( 19.37) 500 - 1,999 468 464 120 468 334 206 229 253 (46.47) (99.15) (25.64) (100.00) (71.37) (44.02) (48.93) (54.06) 2,000 - 4.999 277 277 167 277 271 205 214 243 (27.SI) (100.00) (60.29) (100.00) (97.83) (74.01) (77.26) (87.73) 5.00() + 71 71 64 71 71 68 68 66 (7.05) (100.00) (90.14) (100.00) (100.00) (95.77) (95.77) (92.96) ---- Total 1,007 945 368 1,006 703 514 551 599 (100.00) (93.84) (36.54) (99.90) (69.81) (51.04) (54.7Z) (59.48) * R. F. Village Bogada in Giddalur Taluk has Dot been taken into account in respect of amenitIes while preparing this table. l50] The staple food in the majority of villages in Rice and Jowar arc the two staple foods in the each taluk is given in the following table 16. villages in the district. Table 16 Table 17 presents the land use pattern giving the proportion of cultivable area to the total area and MAIN STAPLE FOOD IN THE MAJORITY OF the irrigated area to the cultivable area. It is seen VILLAGES IN EACH TALUK from the table that 54.03" of the total area is accoun ted for as cultivable area of the district. Of the total Name of Taluk Main Staple Food SI. No. cultivable area of 677,272.80 hectares 142,057.52 (I) (2) (3) hectares forming 20.97% is only tenable. The 1 Yerragondapalem Rice, Korra principal difficulty in the reclamation and utilisation Rice, Jowar 2 Darsi of lands is the lack of the irrigational facilities and Rice, Jowar 3 Addanki hence the proportion of irrigated area to the total 4 Santhamaguluru Rice, Jowar Rice, Jowar cultivable area is very low. Parchur taluk has the 5 Parchur Rice, Jowar largest percentage of cultivable area of 85.71 % while 6 Chirala 7 Ongole Rice, Jowar tbe irrigated area is about 48.39 % of cultivable area 8 Maddipadu Rice, lowar and this is the highest among the taluks in the district. Rice, Ragi 9 Podili 10 Tarlupadu Rice, Jowar 11 Markapur Rice, Jowar 12 Bestavaripcta Rice, Jowar 13 Giddalur Rice, Jowar 14 Pclmur Rice, Jowar 15 Kanigiri Rice, lowar 16 Kondapi Rice, Jowar 17 Kandukur Rice. Jowar Table 17 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO LAND USE ------~-.--- - -~----~-~-,-- ~-- SI. No. of inhabited Total Percentage of cultivable Percentage of irrigated area No. Name of Taluk villages area area to total area to tOlal cultivable area ~------~------2 3 4 5 6 1 Yerragondapakm 56 64,509.97 42.40 18.72 2 Darsi 77 90,725.88 56.14 7.51 3 Addanki 47 60,610.31 67.40 27.71 4 Sanlhamaguluru 40 63,891.54 64.81 41.98 5 Parchur 32 55,625.88 85.71 48.39 6 ChiraJa 21 40,159.64 59.09 33.62 7 Ongole 42 62,044.51 73.39 5.88 8 Maddipadu 60 53,008.56 65.86 9.57 9 Podili 76 92,432.46 65.37 21.S2 10 Tariupadu SO 101,104.55 47.93 8.10 II Markapur 54 69,968.41 54.22 10.38 12 Bestavaripeta 42 42,027.65 72.54 15.99 13 Giddalur 51 68,261.70 61.98 12.67 14 Pamur 72 85,191.88 34.93 25.58 15 Kanigiri 93 117,943.54 40.62 24.51 16 Kondapi 81 86,493.16 46.04 8.83 17 Kandukur 83 99,589.30 27.88 47.49 Total 1,007 1,253,588.94 54.03 20.97 c...--- • R. F. village Bogada has not been laken into account while preparing this lable for Giddalur Taluk. Table 18 reveals the decadal growth rate, density relation to the state for four decades from 1951 to and sex ratio of urban population in the district in 1981 census. [51] Table 18 GROWTH, DENSITY AND SEX-RATIO OF URBAN POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT IN RELATION TO THE STATE ,------.. ------__...------~. Decadal percentage Density Sex ratio (No. Census Total Urban %Urban variation in urban (population of females per Year population population population population per sq, km.) 1,000 males) 2 3 4 5 6 7 1951 1,463,737 150,877 10.31 876 993 1961 . 1,671.726 164,474 9.84 9,01 1,016 982 1971 1,919,995 212,628 11.07 29.28 1,314 969 1981 2,329,571 349,277 14.99 64.38 1,740 955 Table 18 (ConcJd.) STATE + _-__- ______J- ______~ ______-, Decadal percentage Density Sex ratio (No. Census Total Urban ~~Urban variation in urban (population of females per Year popula'tion population population population per sq. km.) 1,000 males) 8 9 10 11 12 13 -.- ._ --0 __ - ____ ~---_._.....~---~----~-- __ -.----~~-. ------1951 31,1I5,2S9 5,420.325 17.42 1,311 987 1961 35,983,447 6,274.508 17.44 15.76 1,676 951 1971 43,502,708 8,402,527 19.31 33.92 2,360 949 1981 53,549,673 12,487,576 23.32 48.62 3,157 948 ---- _------~-----~----- The table 19 indicates the towns added/declassi takes the third rank. The lowest per capita receipt is fied at the 1981 census with their population. recorded in Vetapalem Panchayat (Rs. 10.92). Receipts through taxes constitute the highest in Ongole Two towns viz. , (I) Chirala Non-Municipal Area Municipality (Rs. 48.95) whiJe this is lowest in and (2) Singarayakonda are added to the list of urban ChiTala Non-Municipal Area (Rs. 4.33). From all areas of the district and there is no case of ather sources put together, the highes t per capita declassification of town at the 1981 census in this receipt is seen in Chirala Municipality (Rs. 51.94) district. foUowed by Ongole Municipality (Rs. 49.54) and Markapur Municipality (Rs. 42.61) while the lowest Table 19 per capita receipt is recordt:d by VetapaJem Panchayat NEW TOWNS/TOWNS DECLASSlFIED IN 1981 CENSUS (Rs.3.92). Name of the Towns Population 1981 Census ---- 2 Ongole Municipality stands first among the urban areas of the district with its per capita expenditure of (a) Arlded Rs.76.65 followed by Chirala Municipality (Rs.56.67) (i) Chirala Non-Municipal Area 23,325 and Markapur Municipality (Rs. 50.11). Vetapalem (ii) Singarayakonda 10,204 Panchayat ranks last io per capita expenditure (b) Declassifi~d (Rs. 10.61). The per capita expenditure of Rs. 17.10 NIL ------~------~--~~. on public health and conveniences in 0ngole is the highest among the towns while Chirala Non.Municipal Table 20 deals with the finances indicating the receipt and expenditure in towns in the district as on Area has the minimum of Rs. 1.41. The highest per capita expenditure of Rs. 23.51 on public institu. 1979. tions like schools and libraries is recorded by Chirala Of tbe eleven urban areas in the district the Municipality. No expenditure is incurred by Addanki, highest per capita receipt is noticed in Ongole Muni Cbirala Non-Municipal Area, Cumbum, Giddalur, cipality (Rs. 98.49) foHowed by Chirala Municipality Kanigiri, Markapur, Singarayakonda and Vetapalem Rs. (68.55). Makrapur Municipality with Rs 50.95 towns for this purpose. [52] All the CIVIC bodies are running on sound lines budget. Ongole, Chirala and Kandukur to\\'118 are with surplus budget except Kanigiri aDd Singaraya having considerably more per capita receipts than per kODda panchayats which are functioning with deficit capita expenditure. Table 20 PER CAPlT A RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE IN TOWNS PER CAPITA ------~------RECEIPT EXPENDITURE Receipt ------Expenditure Receipt from all Total General on public EXpenditure Class, name and civic Total through other expend i- adminis- health and Public on public Other status of the Town receipts taxes sources ture tration conveniences works institutions aspects ------~--~------~-- (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) _:_:____ (7) .~(8_) ~ _ _:_(9:__) __ ~ ----~- ----_ ---- IV Addanki (P) IMI ~~ ~n 11.11 1.74 2.33 5.46 1.58 II Chirala (M) 68.55 16.61 51.94 56.67 3.79 14.89 11.39 23.51 3.09 III Chirala Non- 12.00 4.33 1.67 11.27 0.95 1.41 2.29 6.62 Municipal Area IV Cumbum (P) 15.84 7.S7 8.27 13.'27 3.95 3.88 5.44 IV Giddalur (P) 19.39 7.97 11.42 14.99 2.25 4.14 1.59 7.01 III Kandukur (P) 20.32 7.48 12.84 11.62 2.03 2.29 2.22 0.19 4.89 IV Kanigiri (P) 15.31 5.14 10.17 15.43 3.59 4.90 3.71 3.23 111 Markapur (M) 50.95 8.34 42.61 50.11 7.35 . 13.29 29.47 II Ongole (M) 98.49 48.95 49.54 76.65 4.60 17.10 9.19 1'4.21 3J.55 IV Singarayakonda (P) 16.07 5.29 10.78 16.17 2.35 3.53 7.84 2.45 III Vetapalem (P) 10.92 7.00 3.92 10.61 2.21 2.45 1.75 4.20 Total 50.13 19.05 --~~~------~----~------31.08 41.00 2.90 9.27 7.16 8.34 13.33 ------~------The table 21 provides data relating to the availa examinations conducted by the concerned Examination bility of educational facilities in different categories Board Periodically. per 10,000 population. It may perhaps be mentioned here that data PTf sented in the following ta ble refer There are 159 primary schools, 4'1 junior secon generally to the institutions that have been recognised dary or middle schools, 29 high schools and 12 junior by the State Government and are authorised to teach colleges in all the urban areas of the district. the students for appearing at the different grades of Table 21 SCHOOLS PER TEN THOUSAND POPULA nON IN TOWNS Number per ten thou~and POP ulation ------.------~--- Higher Secondary I Class, name and civic Inter/PUCt Junior Secondary I Junior Secondaryl status of Town College Matriculation Middle Primary 2 3 4 5 _____ ---.J__ --,~------_-- --- . --_ --.-- IV Addanki (I') 0.60 0.60 0.60 6.02 II Chirala (M) 0.14 0.42 0.83 3.47 III Chirala Non-Municipal Area 0.86 0.86 4.29 IV Cum bum (P) 0.95 0.95 2.84 7.57 IV Giddalur (P) 0.52 1.04 3.13 2.08 III Kandukur (P) 0.31 0.93 0.93 3.71 IV Kanigiri (P) 0.60 1.20 2.39 5.38 III Markapur (M) 0.29 0.58 0.87 9.C2 II OngoJe (M) 0.47 I.\)6 1.06 3.87 IV Singarayakonda (P) 1.96 1.96 3.92 III Vetapalem (P) 0.35 0.70 0.70 4.55 Total 0.34 0.83 1.t7 4.55 [53} From the table 22 it can be seen that the number The table 23 which provides-informatioa on propor of beds available in urban areas of this district is low tion of slums population to total urban population being 6.10 beds per every 1,000 population. More is limited to Class I and II towns c nly as the than half of the total bed strength in the urban areas magnitude of slums problem is greater in these of the district is concentrated in Ongole town, the categories of towns. district headqarters. Tbe bed population ratio is the highest in Ongole town where there are 13.65 beds Chirala and Ongole are only the Class I( towns per 1,000 population. Chirala town had recorded the in this district. bed population ratio more than the district average. In all other towns this ratio is less than the district Table 23 iudex. PROPORTION OF SLUMS POPULATION IN TOWNS Table 22 Proportion of slums NUMBER OF BEDS l~ MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS IN TOWNS Class, name and population to total No. of beds in medical civic status population of Density in slums Class, name and civic status institutions per J ,000 of the town the town (per sq. km.) of the Town population (I) (2) (3) (I) (2) IV Addanki (P) 6.02 II C.hirala (M) J 1.96 II Chirala (M) 7.27 If Ongole (M) 5.86 26,596 III Chirala Non-Municipal Area 3.64 IV Cum bum (P) . 2.84 Total ••65 IV Gicldalur (P) 1.56 III Kandukur (P) 0.37 IV Kanigiri (P) 5.68 The table 24 gives the details of most important III Mark Ipur (M) 0.41 items manufactured, exported and imported in all the II Ongole (M) 13.65 towns of the district. This table is self-explanatory. IV Singarayakonda (p) 0.98 1[[ Vetapalem (P) 2.35 Total 6.10 Table 24 MOST IMPORTANT COMMODITY MANUFACTURED, IMPORTED AND EXPORTED IN TOWNS Most important Commodity ------Class, name and civic status of the Town Manufactured Exported Imported IV Addanki (P) Rice Cotton Jaggery II Chiraia (M) Handloom TeKtiles Handloom Cloth Yarn 1lI Chirala Non-Municipal Area Cotton Seed Oil Cotton Seed Oil Cotton Seed IV Cumbum (P) Jaggery Turmeric ArtificIal Manure s IV Giddalur (P) Match Boxes Tobacco Rice III Kandukur (P) Rice Tobacco Paddy IV Kanigiri (P) Matches Jowar Rice III Markapur (M) Slates Slates Slate Frames II Ongole (M) Wooden Furniture Coriander Coconut IV Si ogarayakonda (P) Matches Tobacco III Vetapalem (P) Agarbathi Agarbathi Cashewnuts [54] PhYiically haDdicapped PerSODS : be sufficient for classification as totally crippled. Loss of only one arm and/or one leg will not classify a Collection of data on physically handicapped person as totally crippled. Tbe loss here refers to the persons is a special feature of 1981 Census. Last inability to use and not necessarily physical absence. time this information was collected in the 1931 Cell- . Thus, a paralytic who has lost the use of both the legs sus. After independence the data for the physically or both the arms, will be totally crippled, though the handicapped persons in our country were collected legs or arms as such are still physically present." for the first time along with the houselisting operations held in May, 1980 and as such, the physically handi In case when a person unfortunately suffered capped persons who were available in the census from more than one of the disabilities mentioned houses were alone covered in the survey The houseless above, the person was recorded by the greater disability. do not, therefore, find a place in this survey. The For example, if a person was both blind and dumb or physically handicapped persons covered are of three blind and crippled, etc., blindness was noted for him types of disabilitie s totally blind, totally crippled and as blindness is considered as greater disability than totally dumb. The definition adopted for physically either dumbness or being crippled. Similarly, being bandicapped is as follows: crippled was considered a greater disability than being dumb. In an extreme case where a person suffered "The term totally crippled refers to such persons from all the disabilities he was taken under blind who have lost their arms or limbs. The loss of arms since this is certainly the most unfortunate disability. or legs or all the four limbs refers to loss of both the arms or loss of both legs. It is not necessary that the A statement sbowing the distribution of pbysically disabled should have lost both arms and legs. The loss bandicapped persons by taluks in PrakRS,am district is of either of these i. e., both anTIS or both legs· would given below. STATEMENT SHOWING THE DlSTRlBUTION OF PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED PERSONS BY TALUKS IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT Total 51. District/Taluk/Town Rural House list Totally Totally Totally No. Urban population Blind Crippled Dumb ------~- (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ". PRAKASAM DISTRICT T 2,405.157 1,861 2,376 2,044 R 2,066,865 1,725 2,165 1.911 U 338.292 136 211 133 I Yerragondapalcill T 105,69] 137 112 103 R 105.691 137 112 103 U 2 Darsi T J 09,222 77 67 100 R 109,222 77 67 100 U 3 Addankt T 157,406 122 205 163 R 142,617 108 189 1.54 U 14,789 14 16 9 Addanki (P) U 14.789 14 16 9 4 Santhamaguluru T 136.210 132 I~O 130 R 136,210 132 180 130 U 5 Parchur T 144,782 57 87 99 R 144,782 57 87 99 U [55] STATEMENT SHOWING THE DISTRIBUTION OF PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED PERSONS BY TALUKS IN PllAKASAM DISTRICT (Concld.) --' ---~.~------, -~- Total SI. DistrictfTaluk/Town Rural House list Totally TotaIly Totally No. Urban population Blind Crippled Dumb (1) (2) (3) (4J (5) (6) (7)---- 6 Chirala T 246,380 126 188 145 R 122,673 66 109 103 U 123.707 60 79 42 Chirala (M) U 72.156 21 48 18 Chirala Non-Municipal Area U 23,641 10 9 7 Vetapalem (P) U 27,91Q 29 22 i'7 7 Ongoie T 238.608 72 130 144 R 157.S4S 58 lIS 127 U 81.060 14 12 17 Ongole CM) u 81,060 14 12 17 8 Maddipadu T 131,670 106 178 115 R 131,670 106 178 115 U 9 Podili T 103,290 107 83 96 R 103,290 107 83 96 U 10 Tarlupadu T 99,505 99 75 99 R 99.505 99 75 99 U i I Markapur T 126,674 128 139 84 R 93,259 124 120 70 U 33.415 4 19 14 Markapur (M) U 33,415 4 19 14 12 Bestuvaripeta T 102,702 76 160 108 R '1,132 73 149 98 U 11,570 3 1\ 10 Cumbum (P) U 11,570 3 11 10 13 Giddalur T 135,993 73 76 83 R 115,506 015 71 82 U 20,487 5 5 Giddalur (P) U 20.487 5 5 14 Palllur T 89,143 117 112 93 R &9,143 117 1I2 93 U 1~ Kanigiri T 129,526 144 103 131 R 112,986 138 92 124 V 16,540 6 11 7 Kanisi ri (P) U 16,540 6 11 7 16 Kondapi T 159,075 125 216 162 R 147,375 113 184 141 U 11,700 12 32 21 Singarilyakonda (p) U 11,700 12 32 21 17 Kandukur T 189,280 163 265 189 R 164,256 145 239 177 U 25.024 18 26 12 Kandukur (P) U 25.024 18 26 12 [56] Physically handicapped form 0.26% of the total handicapped in the district 29.63~~ are totally blind, population in the district, comprising of 0.28" of rural 37.83" are totally crippled and 32.54% are totally and O. J4" of urban population. Out of the total 6,281 dumb. The survey revealed that Kandukur taluk has persons recorded as physically handicapped, i. e., recorded the highest number of ph) sically handicapped totally blind, totally crippled and totally dumb in the persons accounting for 617 persons, the lowest being district as many as 5,801 persons forming 92.36~~ are Giddalur taluk with 232 persons. from rural areas only. Among the total physicaUy PART.B VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT SECTION I - Village Directory SECTION II - Town Directory SECTION - III Primary Census Abstract SECTION I VILLAGE DIRECTORY Vi1lage Directory which provides villagewise Drinking Water: (Column No.7) information about the amenities and landuse pattern T Tap in the villages, consists of 20 columns. The data so W Well collected from the Tahsildars and other officials TK Tank concerned Were scrutinised and presented under TW Tube Well certain columns in codes. Such codes will frequently HP Hand Pump be seen against column numbers 5 to 8, 10, 11, 13, 16 R River and 20. The folL)wing codes. have been used against F Fountain the facilities available in the village. C Canal L Lake EducatiQnal: (Column No.5) S Spring P Primary or Elementary School N Nallah (U pto Class IV) 0 Others Information not available M Middle School or Junior Secondary NA (from Class V to VIII) P9St and Telegraph: (Column No.8) 1-1 Matriculation or Secondary School (from Class IX and X) PO Post Office JC Higher Secondary jPUC/Intermediatej TO Telegraph Office Junior CoHege PTO Post and Telegraph Office C College Phone Telephone Connection I Industrial School Communieations: (Column No 10) Tr Training School AC Adult Literacy Class/Centre BS Bus Stand o Other Educational Institutions which RS Railway Station include Sanskrit Pathasala, Senior Basic NW Navigable Waterway School Approach to Village: (C9lumn No 11) Medical: (Column No 6) PR Pucca Road KR Kaccha Road H Hospital NR Navigable River Maternityand Child Welfare Centre or MeW NC Navigable Canal Maternity and Child Health Centre NW Navigable Waterway MH Maternity Home FP Foot Path cwe Child Walfare Centre HC Health Centre Power Supply: (Column No. 13) PHC Primary Health Centre PHS Primary Health Sub-Centre ED Electricity for domestic purpose D Dispensary EAG Electricity tor Agriculture FPC Family Planning Centre EO Electricity for other purposes like indu- TB T.B. Clinic strial, commercial, etc. NH Nursing Home EA Electricity for all purposes listed above RP Registered Private Practitioner Irrigated by iource: (Column No. 16) SMP Subsidised Medical Practitioner CHW Community Health Worker GC Government Canal o Others PC : Private Canal 2 W Well (withC'ut electricity) M Motor Cycles/Scooters WE Well (with electricity) C Cars/Jeeps TW Tube Well T Tractors (with('ut electricity) NNA Copies of News Papers root avaHable TWE Tube Well (with electricity) TK Tanle As an example an entry showing figures like R River P (2). or D (2), or T (35.21), TK (35.21) would indi L Lake cate that the village has two primary schools, two WF Water Fall dispensaries, extent of total irrigated land in the o Olhers village is 35.21 hectares and extent of Jand irrigated T Total by water from tanks is 35.21 hectares. Where a facility is not available in the village Remarks, etc.: (C91umn Ne 20) the distance at which the facility available is shown N : Copies of the News Papers in broad ranges viz.,-5 kms., 5·10 kms. and 10+kms.· (coming in the village) of the nearest place. YERRAGONDAPALEM TALUK :!! '!! w 0 0 '!! '!l ~ 0 ~ ·~ t 0 ili ili ! .G 6 ~ · ~ ,. i 1 . 0 ! :) ::J 0 ,2 0 8 ~ ~ '-' ~ ~ · ~ u· - 0 · ¥ · ] ;; i;c f · '"·> ~ ... .. '" 0 ~ !:! 3 0 ~ ~ "" ~ ~ :z: · Jl ~ 0::: E I/) Ii i .Q> i:' ~ '"~ ... 1 · ::, . W ~ CIl it ~ ':'? .~ ~ < ~ ~ '" 0 W 0 .ct 0 ~ -. G ~ i 0 .;; !: ~ 1 'i Ii' i ~ 0:: 0 ~ 11- ~ '" ~ .~ ~ · . ., · g ~ ~ ~ ~ .;; 1) ii ;; ~ ~ i < i ~ 0• · 4( " ~ t§ ~ a u ~ c( .... a: • Z .In !~; ©~ II .0" "a ~ ~ ••• ..'" ~~ ... 0 c( I .. 4( C) l'C J Ii\ a.0::: « '" .. a: ~ ;:'" ,0: i . j . t.>, ':.;1 ~ lAJ .1 ." ~ " ~ s 1 c " >- f? " ) ~ A. ..,.. ? g / 0 ~ " A :n. (>0' :li :; ? '. .> :J. do...... 5 ,/ ~ / ':!: ". '.~.._/ , , \~t"' .. i U ), ;e. ,I Q: el ;(:0 ...... - / It' 1/1 ../ :::0 ../ .:> ( I Q ~ i ':I 11 .; ... ~ I f ~ '0 '" ;; GIl '" '" '" . i g < ~ '" '8 ~ 'g '" I § 3 'f! U !l '~ It' 0 i " if> ~ ii f ~ ~ <; 2 ~ if w iz ~ ~.. 1: '" I '" '"~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES YERRAGONDAPALEM TALUK 1981 1981 1931 LocatloQ Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of Yillage Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2, (I) (2) 1 AIJatam (R. F.) 47 GoJlavidipi 35 Narasapuram 26 AIJipaiem 51 Gurijepalle 62 Narasingapuram 50 Ammat'liguuipadu 19 Guttalacheruvn (R. F.) 17 Naruthadikala (R. F.) 40 Annasamudram 21 Nekkantl (R. F.) 37 Ayyagaripalle 38 Isukatripuravaram 20 Palutla (R. F.) 60 Kankanalapalle 18 Fonnalabayalu (R. F.) 14 Billagondipenta Kataruvanipalle 10 Fullalacheruvu 52 Boyalapalle 49 34 Kavalakuntla 53 Boyalapalle (Sho) Racbakonda 48 Kolukula 11 16 Burugundaia (R. F.) 59 Rajupalern 13 Kornarolu 45 RamachandrapuralD 44 Ramasamudram 33 Chapaiamadugu Lalapuram 5S Raya\,acam 5 Chennapalem (R. F.) 57 LeUapalle 30 39 Chowtapacherla 8 Satkako~lll 9 Chowtapalle 27 Madarnchalama 28 Suddakunta. 46 Madhavunipalle 25 Daddanala 65 Makthumpurarn 24 TelullirayanidleruvlI 23 Darabayalu 36 Manepalle 64 TllimlDanapaiem 66 Dupadu 22 Marripalem :58 Tllripllraa tnatam 56 Duvvali 6 Marrivemula -4 Uppaladianepeata (It. Fe' 41 Medapi 42 Ganapavararn 31 Millampalle 2~ Venkatadripalem 54 Gangapaiem 61 Miriampalle 63 Viswanataapuram 3 Garapenta (R. F.) 43 Mittapalern 15 Garinipenta 2 M urikimallapenta 12 Yendrapatle 67 Gollapalle 7 Mutukula 12 Yerragoooa,palem 3 4 VILLAGE PRAKASAM OI~TRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available witbin the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is giVt"n) village (in r----..A.. __-. Code ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Po~t and Day or Communica- bolds tion water Telegrapb days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stops, Railway market, station, jf any waler way) (1) (2) (3) (~A) (tB) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (1(') Allatam 141.64 20 109 -5 10+ 0 ]0+ 10+ 2 Murikimallapenta 68.80 72 266 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 3 Garapenta 141.64 79 415 P 10+ W ]0+ 10+ 4 U PP'iladinnepenta N.A Uninhabited 5 Chennapalem 72.84 30 130 10+ 10+ 0 10+ to+ 6 Marrivemula 1,114.91 S02 2,589~ P(3),M MeR w PO BS BS 7 Mutuku)a 1,083.75 546 2,447 ' P(4) RP W PO 8 Sathkodu 1,199.49 343 1,599 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ 9 Chowtapalle 553.20 lJninhabi ted 10 Pullalacheruvu 3,593.19 1,076 5,7;)9 P(~),M.H FPC, W PO BS MCW 11 Rachakooda 1,395.76 598 2,919. P(4) 10+ W PO 10+ 12 Yendrapllle 1.703.72 5-t! 3,153. P(4) 5-10 W PO BS 13 Kom:uolu 3,101.10 211 1,427 P(4),M ]0+ W PO BS H,le 14 Billagondip;:nta :,0.35 59 206 P 10+ S 10+ 10+ 15 G:uinipenta 24.28 8 42 10+ 10+ S 10+ 10+ 16 Burugundala 24.28 8 31 10+ 10+ R 10+ 10+ 17 Naruthadikala 32.37 6 27 10+ lOt R 10+ 10+ Ponnalaba)lalu 18 40.47 20 73 10+ 10+ 0 10+ 10+ 19 Gut talacheruvu n.37 27 117 10+ 10+ R 10+ 10+ 20 Palutla 169.97 101 522 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 5 DIRECTORY aDd LaDd Use YERRAGONDAPALEMTALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including r------"------.. any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religions. tion to village and distance supply food by SOll,rce gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) KR Markapur 88 Rice Particulars are not available 1 PR Markapur 60 lowar do 2 Korra KR Markapur 67 lowar do 3 Korra Uninhabited 4 FP Markapur 60 lowar Particulars are not available 5 Korra PR Vinukonda 40 EA Korra 23.07 T (95.51) 505.45 81.75 404.68 N6:Ml 6 Sajja W (78.11) TK (17.40) PR Vinukooda 32 KOrla T (133.54) 585.17 80.93 242.81 N4 7 Ragl TK (72.84) W (60.70) KR Vinukonda SO Korra .. T (170.78) 712.24 2.03 273.91 I'l2 3 Ragl W (170.78) Uninhabited 9 PR Markapur 60 EA Korra T (137.19) 809.37 144.30 1,033.56 NIO 10 Ragi W (83.37) TK (52.82) KR MarkaPllr 60 EA Rice T (248.07) 630.10 234.31 283.28 N2 II lowar 0(200.32) TK (47.75) PR MlTkapur 48 EA Rice T (W.19) 505.85 607.0J 348.03 N5 12 Korra W (148.12) TK (84.98) 0(8.09) PR M.ukapur 48 EA Korra. T (226.62) 874.52 590.84 1,396.57 N6 II lowar W (98.34) GC (76.08) TK (52.20) KR Markapur 58 Korra 24.28 4.05 1-4 Jowar KR Markapur 80 Jowar Particulars are not available IS Rice KR Markapur 22 Korra do 16 Ragi KR Markapur 73 Jowar do f] Variga KR Markapur 80 Jowar do ),1 Variga KR Markapur 82 lowar do 1'9 Variga KR Markapur 80 lowar do 20 Variga 6 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in blOad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. or the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r----..A_-_~ ,------...).,_----... ------~ No. hectares. House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tioD water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stops, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (\e) 21 Nekkanti 18.21 8 31 10+ 10+ 0 10+ 10+ 22 Marripalem 48.56 74 328 10+ 10+ 0 ]0+ 10+ 23 Darabaya\u 32.37 14 34 10+ 10+ 0 }O+ 10+ 24 TelugurayaDicheruvu 32.37 9 29 10+ 10+ W ]0+ 10+ 25 Daddanala 44.52 26 92 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 26 AIlipalem 44.52 59 237 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 27 Madamchalama 16.19 Uninhabited 28 Suddakunta 32.37 29 189 10+ 10+ 0 10+ 10+ 29 Venkatadripalem 3.250.43 857 4,876- P(6) 10+ W PO BS 30 Rayavaram 639.40 Uninhabited 31 Millampalle 1,705.75 357 1,700 P(4) 5-10 W PO BS 32 Yerragondapalem 2.948.94 1.561 8.[29 P(6),M H,NH(2} w:r PO,TO. BS H,le RP Phone 33 ChapaJamad ugu 2,322.89 1,042 5,294 P(8) FPC W PTO,PO BS M,H 34 Klv.dakullta 1.41().33 233 937 P 10+ W PO BS 35 Narasapuram Ullinhabited 36 Manepalle 1,220.12 ]85 925 P 10+ w PO JO+ 37 Ayyagaripalle 569.80 88 437 P 10+ W 10+ ]0+ 38 Isukatripuravaram 3,559.20 519 2,632_ P(3) 10+ w PO 10+ 39 ChowtapacherJa 417.23 44 218 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 40 Annasamudram 2.398.57 471 P(2) 10+ W PTO,PO, 10+ TO 7 DJRECTORY aDd LaDd use YERRAGONDAPALEM TALUK Land use (i. e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including r-- ...A---______.:..... __, any place of Loca- A~'r:)l:h N Hre~t to'JV " P.)w ~r St'lpb Forest [rrig lted U ,1irri- Cultur lble Area not religious, tion to village anj distance supply food by SOUrce gated waste ava:lable historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest l~~: Ii (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) FP Markapur 100 Jowar ParticulaIs are not available 21 Variga FP Markapur 95 do 22 KR Markapur 90 Jowar do 23 Variga KR Markapur 70 Jowar do 24 Va riga KR Markapur 47 Jowar do 25 Vanga KR Markapur 62 J.)W.lT do 26 Variga Uninhabited 27 KR Markapur 60 Jowar Particulars are not available 28 Variga PR Markapur SO EA Rice T (303.37) 1,037.61 1,025.88 878.57 N9:T2 29 Korra W (308.37) Uninhabited 30 PR Markapur 42 EA Rice T (226.62) 83.77 97.13 1.298.23 N6 31 Jowar TK (124.64) '~. :;\./. l .. W (101.98) PR Mukapur 40 EA Rice T (291.37) 836.26 1,305.92 448.39 N220;C5:M3 32 Jowar TK (167.13) W (124.24) PR Markapur 52 EA JOWlr T (!:53.85) 79~.39 8~!.96 414.39 N7, 33 Korra W (166.73) TK (80.94) GC (16.18) PR M.1rklpUr 57 EA JOWlT 2~.28 T (142.04) 670.97 188.18 380.40 N2 34 Korra W (101.57) TK (40.47) Uninhabited 35 KR Vinukonja 36 Jowar T (61.10) 430.63 443.94 384.45 N4 36 Rice W (53.01) TK (3.09) KR Vinukonda 40 Rice T (5.67) 189.39 264.62 110.08 37 Korra TK (5.67) KR Vinukonda 36 EA Rice T (160.65) 997.14 1,335.67 946.96 N4 38 Korra W (121.00) TK (25.90) GC (13.76) KR Yinukonda 42 Rice ,T(II.33) 106.84 147.71 142.85 39 Korra W (11.33) KR Vinukonda 28 EA Rice T (161.87) 1,108.84 856.72 271.14 N2 49 Korra W (157.83) TK (4.04) 8 '1 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distanco Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion ,--______..A.. Code village (in ,-__..A.. ___-, -, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day- or- Communica- bolds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48, (!I) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Medapi 3,073.98 741 4,107_ P(2),M FPC W PO,TO, BS PTO 42 Gaoapavaram 1,840.91 755 3,532_ PC4) 10+ W PO 10+ ;' 43 Mittapalem 1,579.08 237 1,121 P 10+ W 10+ -- BS 44 Ramasam udram 817.46 328 1,462 P 10+ W PO BS 45 Ramachandrapuram 439.08 ]2 50 P -5 W PO -5 46 Madhavunipalle ] 54.99 Uninhabited 47 GoUavidipi 2,546.28 554 2,648_ PO) -5 W PO BS 48 Kolukula 1,256.55 455 2,529 P(2),M 10+ W,TK PO BS 49 Kataruvan:palle 284.09 Uninhabited SO Ammanigudlpadu 3,555.56 841 4,433. P,M FPC W PO BS 51 Gurijepalle 2,404.23 362 ],930 P(2) 5-10 W PO BS 52 Boyalapalle 1,220.53 402 2.076 P(3) FPC W PO .._" BS 53 BoyalapalJe (Sho.) 1,220.53 Uninhabited 54 Gangapalem 1,618.74 228 1,291 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 55 Lalapuram 184.94 Uninhabited 9 DIRECTORY aDd LaDd Ole YERRAGONDAPALEM TALUK Land use (i. e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,------'------, any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1~ PR Vinukonda 30 EA Rice T (178.06) 1.753.09 181.30 961.53 N5 41 Korra TK (114.52) W (54.23) GC (9.31) KR Vinukonda 32 EA Rice T (161.87) 807.75 256.17 615.12 N2:MI:T1 42 Ragi TK (120.60) W (41.27) PR Markapur 53 EA Rice T (65.96) 763.24 607.84 142.04 N4 43 Jowar TK (32.37) W (25.50) 0(8.09) PR Markapur 52 EA Rice .. T (47.35) 26~.8S 362.60 143.66 Nl 44 Korra TK (40.06) GC (4.05) 0(3.24) KR Markapur 45 Korra T (27.51) 98.74 218.13 94.70 45 Rice TK (15.78) GC (8.09) 0(3.64) Un;nhabfted 46 PR M3!kapur 43 EA Rice T (121.81) 747.86 854.69 813.42 NJ 47 TK (65.56) W (36.83) GC (19.42) PR Markapur 46 EA Rice 67.99 T (99.15) 174.42 685.53 229.46 N2 48 W (99.15) Uninhabited 49 T (184.94) 736.12 1,283.66 ] ,335.46 PR Mlrkapur 30 EA Rice N3:Ml 50 Ragi W (170.78) TK (14.16) 579.10 PR Markapur 30 EA Rice T (183.73) 874.93 748.67 N4 'J Kona W (161.06) TK (18.62) GC (4.05) 369.48 PR Markapur 32 EA Rice T (154.99) 382.Q2 314.04 N8 52 Korra W (140.42) TK (14.57) Uninhabited 53 KR Markapur 45 Rice T (85.79) 248.48 464.98 819.41 Nt 54 Korra W (47.75) TK (36.02) GC (2.02) Uninhabited 5S 10 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distancCl Loca Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,..------"-----, ,..------"- No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica holds lion water Telegraph days' of tions (Bus, (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station. if any water way) fl) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 56 DuvvaH 557.25 114 586 P 5-10 w 5-10 5-10 " 57 Lellapalle 1,354.48 216 1,132 P 10+ w PO 10+ 58 Thripuran thakam 1.636.54 1,023 4.712- P(4) H,D,FPC w PTO,PO BS M,H" NH,RP, MCW 59 Rajupalem 654.38 295 1.501 P 10+ w PO 10+ 60 KankanalapaUe 3,627.59 773 3.773' P(S) 10+ W.R PO 10+ 61 MiriampalJe 823.53 354 1,743 P(2) 10+ w PO 10+ 62 Narasingapuram 482.38 30 122 5-10 10+ w 10+ 63 Viswanatbapuram 1,702.91 444 2,132' P(2) 10+ w PO 10+ 64 Thimmanapalem 724.79 Uninhabited 65 Makthumpuram 127.07 Uninhabited 66 Dupadu 3,438.61 1,047 5,032 PC?) RP.CHW W,TK PO,TO, BS M.H HP,C PTO,Phone 67 Goilapalle 653.16 274 1.454 P,M 10+ W PO BS l' DIRECTORY aDd Land UIe YERRAGONDAPALEM TALUK Land use (i. e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including r------A..-.______, any place of Loca- Approach Neuest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) . (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1~ KR Markapur 45 Rice T (36.02) 283.28 59.49 169.56 Nt 56 Korra o (33.99) W (2.03) KR Vinukonda 40 EA Rice T (59.49) 449.20 219.29 627.26 Nt ~ 57 Korra W (10.76) TK (28.73) PR Vinukonda 35 EA Rice T (165.lJ) 553.20 :533.78 384.45 N280:C15: 58 Korra TK (120.60) M4:T2 W (44.51) KR Vinukor.da 38 EA Rice T (57.06) 402.66 72.84 121.42 Nl:Ml 59 Korra W (32.78) TK (24.28) KR Vinukonda 34 EA Rice T (183.32) 1,133.12 855.91 1,425.30 Nl 60 Korra TK (119.79) W (61.91) GC (1.62) KR Vinukonda 24 EA Rice T (71.63) 226.62 262.24 263.04 N2 61 Korra W (54.63) TK (14.57) o (2.43) KR Vinukonda 35 Rice T (8.50) 73.24 283.28 117.36 62 Jowar R (8.50) KR Markapur 34 EA Rice T (109.67) 119.38 802.89 670.97 N4:Cl:M2 63 Korra W (57.47) Tl TK (37.23) GC (13.35) 0(1.62) Uninhabited 64 Uninhabited 6S PR Markapur 30 EA Rice T (182.11) 1,214.05 1,011.71 1,011.71 N20:C4:M2 66 Ragi TK (182.11) PR Markapur 30 EA Rice T (49.37) 98.34 303.11 202.34 N3 67 Ragi W (49.37) OARS. TALUK ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES DARSI TALUK ]981 1981 1981 LocatIon Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2) 32 Abbayapalem 69 Rajal11palle 67 Akkamambapuram 11 Kambhampadu (East) 48 Ramabhadrapuram 71 Annavaram 25 Kellampalle 70 Ramachandrapuram 44 Avisanavaripalem 1 Kommavaram 74 Korlamadugu 66 Samanathapudi 64 Balapuram 73 Kothapalle 81 Sankaranarayanapuram 31 Bandellapaya 76 Krishnapuram 13 Sankarapuram 60 Band iveJigar.dla 50 Sarvamitta 37 Basavapur:lm 83 Lakkavaram 51 Singanapalem 49 Bellamkondavaripalem 68 Lakshminarayanapuram 52 Sithasagaram 10 Bhatlapalle 57 Lankojinapalle 86 Sivarampuram 3 Bheemavaram 8S Soma varappad u 80 Boddikurapadu 79 Sllrayapalem 36 Bri nda vanal11 47 Madhavaram S9 Bukkapuram 4S MalkapurillD 46 Talluru 42 Mannepalle 18 Tammalur 35 Chalivendra 6. Marella 29 Tanamchintala 34 Chandal11ru S4 Mohiddinpuram 26 Thimmayapalem 41 Cheruvukomtnapalem 16 Mundlamuru 33 Thummedalapadu 78 Chinauyyalawada 7 Mylavaram 63 Thurpuvenkatapuram alias Bandlapalem 75 Tripurasllndaripuram Chinavullagallu 40 23 Nadimpallivari Kha ndriga 22 Chintalapudi 84 Nagambhot lapalem 19 U rnamaheswarapuram 65 Choutapalel11 12 NllzeJlapaJle 8 Uppalapadu 56 Darsi Pasupugall u 1 27 Devavaram 24 55 Veerayapa em (East) 53 Dosakayalapadu 15 Pedaravipadu 17 Vempadu 77 Pedauyyalawada 9 Vemparala 2 Edara 39 Pedavullagallu 21 Vemula 14 Polavaram 20 Vemulabanda 62 Ganeswarapuram 82 pothakamuru 30 VenkatachaJampalle 4 Jammalamadaka 28 Pothavaram 43 Vittalapuram 58 Jammigumpalle 38 Pulipadll 72 Jamukuladinne 5 Purimitla 61 Yerraobanapalle 13 14 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenitie5 Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r----..A...----, r------...A. ______-. No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (lO) '~_'L ______~~_ ~----- . -_-_---_. ------ Kommavaram 743.41 66 322 P 10+ W -5 5-10 -5 2 Edara 1,890.28 486 2,065~ P,M MCW W,HP PO 5-10 BS 3 Bheemavaram 1,433.39 205 1,032 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS 4 Jammalamadaka 1,432.58 232 1,113 P(2} -5 R PO 5-10 -5 5 Purimitla 1,333.44 301 1,399 P(2) -5 W PO 5':"10 BS 6 Marella 2,184.08 579 2,921 ~ P(3).M,H H,D W.HP PO 5-10 BS 7 Mylavaram 479.96 204 1,058 P(2) -5 W PO 5-10 -5 8 Uppalapadu 498.98 208 1,017 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5 9 Vemparala 985.81 337 1,555 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5 10 Bhatlapalle 387.69 77 354 P -5 W -5 -5 -5 11 Kambhampadu 1,141.21 217 919 P,M -5 W.R PO -5 -5 (East) 12 Nuzellapalle 1,290.\3 261, 1,141 P(2) -5 W PO -5 -5 13 Sankarapuram 293.80 296 1,496 P PRC W PO 5-10 BS 14 Polavaram 3,339.46 387 1,823 P PRe W.HP PO 5-10 BS 15 Pedaravipadu 1,110.99 223 1,[66 P(2) 5-10 W.HP -5 -5 BS 16 Mundlamuru 1,682.68 363 1,748 P,M MCW W PO 5-10 BS 17 Vempadu 696.06 154 822 P -5 W -5 -5 BS 15 DJRECTORY and Land use DARSI TALUK Land use (i. e •• are,: under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,-______--A... ~ any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (L3) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18 ) (19) (20) (1) KR Vinukonda 22 Rice T (17.81) 404.69 131.52 189.39 1 Jowar 0(17.81) PR Vinukonda 19 Rice T (4.05) 1,075.25 476.72 323.75 2 Jowar W (4.05) PR Vinukonda 20 RIce T (32.37) 878.16 222.98 297.44 3 Jowar TK (32.17) PR Addanki 16 ED Rice T (42.09) 445.15 34.80 910.13 N1:T1 4 Jowar W (42.09) PR Addanki 17 ED Rice T (41.68) 1.074.03 68.80 144.47 Nl:MI 5 Sajja TK (28.73) W (12.95) PR Addanki 13 EA Rice T (79.72) 1,685.51 115.33 303.11 N8:M2:T1 6 Jowar TK (55.44) W 24.28) KR Addanki 16 ED Rice T (41.28) 179.27 193.44 65.15 7 TK (23.88) GC (17.40) KR Addanki 15 Rice T (352.07) 80.53 40.48 25.90 Nl 8 Jowar W (219.74) GC (116.55) TK (15.78) KR Addanki 12 ED Rice T (549.97) 161.87 80.94 192.63 N2:T2 9 Sajja GC (532.16) TK (17.8) KR Addanki 9 Rice T (25.50) 217.72 135.16 8.90 Tl 10 Jowar W (25.50) KR Addanki 8 ED Rice T (3.64) 820.70 229.46 64.34 Nl:M5:T7 11 Jowar W (2.02) o (1.62) KR Addanki 10 Rice T (21.85) 840.93 297.85 129.50 N1:M2:T5 12 lown TK {I 1.33) W (10.12) o (0.40) PR Addanki 15 Rice T (1.62) 225.41 52.61 13.76 NI 13 Jowar o (1.62) PR Addanki 18 Rice T (75.27) 1,936.42 575.06 741.38 N3 14 Jowar TK (75.:27) PR Addanki 15 ED Rice T (19.02) 595.29 576.27 Tl 15 Jowar TK (L9.02) PR Addanki 12 ED Rice T (477.52) 646.69 178.87 378.78 NA 16 Jowar 0(416.82) W (60.70) PR Addanki 17 ED Rice 547.54 148.52 17 Jowar 16 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT AmeDitielil Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loea- Total area Households and jn bload ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is givt>n) - ___..A... ___~, Code village (in ,------~------.... No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stops, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ------_------ 18 Tammalur 991.48 125 683 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS 19 Umamaheswara- 1,599.31 357 1,702 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS puram 20 Vemulabanda 938.46 228 1,031 P(2) 5-10 W -5 104- -5 21 Vemula 1,830.79 31 .. 1,550 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ -5 22 Chintalapudi J ,075.65 84 435 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 23 NadimpaUivari 303.51 4 36 -5 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 Khandriga 24 Pasupugallu 1,447.15 216 1,189 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 25 Kellampalle 1.425.70 209 1,007 P(2) 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 26 Thimmayapalem 945.34 68 301 -5 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10 27 Devavaram 1,364.60 224 1,047 P(2) 5-10 W,HP 1"0 10+ -5 28 Pothavaram 627.67 149 1,218 P,AC 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS 29 Tanamchintala 1,314.01 198 1,051 P,AC 10+ W,HP -5 10+ -5 30 Venkatachalampalle 1,164.28 121 592 P(2) 5-10 W,HP -5 )0+ BS 31 Bandellapaya 105.62 Uninhabited 32 Abbayapalem 914.59 121 532 P 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ -5 33 Thummodalapadu 335.80 52 313 P(2) 5-10 W 5-10 10+ BS 34 Chandaluru 3,437.80 692 3.610- P(6),M, H.FPC, W,HP PO,Phone 10+ BS H,AC(2) RP(2) 35 Chalivendra 553.61 119 550 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS 36 Brindavanam 704.96 91 503 P(2) -5 W -5 -5 BS 37 Basavapuram 302.70 97 483 P 5-10 W -5 10+ BS 38 Pulipadu 891.52 109 573 P(2) -5 W PO -5 BS 17 8lRECTORY nd Laud Die DARSI TALUK _ .. ---~_- Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including ~------,---"------, any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I! -----_---_. --_--_-- --_--_._------_ .. PR Addanki 17 ED Rice 526.09 465.39 18 Jowar PR Addanki 20 ED Jowar T (21.04) 989.86 363.41 214.48 NI:MIS 19 Sajja TK (18.62) W (2.42) KR Addanki 20 ED Rice T (16.19) 378.78 43S.44 107.24 M2 20 Jowar W ([6.19) KR Vlflukonda 22 Rice T (38.85) 755.95 267.09 762.83 M15 21 Sajja TK (38.85) KR Addanki 20 ED, Jowar T (28.73) 581.13 296.66 167.13 22 EAG Sajja TK (18.62) W (10.11) KR Addanki 20 Rice T (12.95) 186.15 34.40 69'20 23 Jowar TK (12.95) PR Addanki 20 ED, Rice T (76.08) 413.99 333.86 521.64 NI:Ti 24 EAG Jowar W (76.08) PR Vinukonda 27 ED Rice T (13.35) 859.14 163.90 349.65 25 Jowar TK (13.35) KR Vinukonda 27 Rice T (3.64) 212.05 205.58 523.26 26 Jowar TK (3.64) KR Vinukonda 25 EA Rice T (8.09) 284.90 637.38 430.18 Nl 27 Jowar TK (8.09) PR Vinukonda 25 EA Rice T (1.62) 385.26 105.62 134.36 N2 28 Jowar TK (1.62) KR Vinukonda 27 EA Rice T (6.47) 854.29 8.90 443.94 29 TK (6.47) PR Vinukonda 28 EA Rice T (25.90) 621.19 232.69 261.43 30 Jowar TK (25.90) Uninhabited 31 KR Vinukonda 30 EA Rice T (13.76) 522.85 166.33 211.65 32 Jowar TK (13.76) PR Vinukonda 34 EA Rice T (46.94) 169.16 13.35 i04.81 33 Jowar TK (46.94) PR Vinukonda 34 EA Rice T (28.73) 2,023.83 59.08 1,324.53 N4 34 Jowar TK (28.73) PR Vinukonda 35 Rice T (4.86) 154."9 175.63 216.91 1'1 35 Jowar TK (4.86) PR Vinukonda 28 EA Jowar T (25.90) 242.81 314.04 121.41 36 Rice TK (25.90) PR Vinukonda 27 Rice T (6.47) 162.28 20.24 95.10 37 Jowar TK (5.26) o (1.21) PR Vinukonda 28 EA Rice T (38.85) 522.85 242.81 52.20 Nl 38 Jowar TK(38.85) 18 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Ameaiti.1l Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distanco Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) village (in Code r----.A..---..;_ __ ,..------"- 1 No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 39 Pedavul!agallu 1,375.52 321 1,570 P -5 W PO -5 "BS 40 Chinavullagallu 1,011.71 14 45 -5 -5 W PO -5 BS 41 Clteruvukomma- 1,162.66 122 596 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 palem 42 Mannepalle 2,291.32 988 4.766~ peS) 10+ w PO . 104; -5 43 Vittalapuram 412.37 152 717 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 44 Avisanavaripalem 301.09 14 61 P PRC W PO 5-10 BS 45 Malkapuram 603.38 283 1,409 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5 46 Talluru 2,062.24 1,162 5,654 P(S),M, PHC, W PO,TO, 10+ BS H,JC 0(2) PTO 47 Madhavaram 518.92 359 1,629 P PHC, W PO 5-10 BS -5 48 Ramabhadrapuram IOU7 154 707 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5 49 Bellamkondavari 736.93 141 743 P PHC W PO 10+ BS palem 50 Sarvamitta 33.69 Uninhabited 51 Singanapalcm 216.51 241 1,155 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5 .52 Sithasagaram 36.02 Uninhabited 53 Posakayalapadu 1,431.37 162 922 P(3) 5~lO W PO 10+ BS .54 Mohiddinpuram 531.35 Uninhabited 55 Veerayapalem (East) 1,426.92 301 1,483 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS 56 Darsi 4,639.71 ] ,9~4 9,338 P(7),M,H, H,D, W,HP, PO,TO, 10+ BS Aq2),JC RP(3) T PTO, Phone 57 Lankojin'lpalle 1,076.46 107 614 P -s W -5 -5 BS S8 Jammigumpale l,22K.62 138 714 P 5-]0 W,HP -5 10+ ~S 5CJ Bukkapuram 661.66 Uninhabited 60 Bandiveligandla 1.357.31 207 1,136 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 61 Yerraobanapalle 485.'2 181 896 P,AC 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ BS 62 Ganeswarapuram 576.68 46 239 P 5-10 W -5 10+ BS 19 DIRECTORY aDd Laud Ule DARSI TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including r------~----A------, any place of Loca- ApprOlch Neare>t town Power Staple Forest Irrigated, Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) , (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I! PR Vinukonda 27 ED Rice T (29.95) 306.75 219.74 736.53 T2 39 Jowar TK (29.95) PR Vinukonda 26 Rice 713.05 298.66 40 Jowar PR Addanki 26 ED Rice T(18.21) 623.21 112.91 408.33 4[ Jowar TK (18.21) PR Addanki 15 ED Rice T (55.44) 1,854.26 299.06 82.56 NA 42 Jowar TK (55.44) PR Addanki 13 ED Rice T (4.86) 358.55 24.28 18.21 NA:T1 43 Jowar TK (4.86) PR Addanki 7 Rice T (4.85) 203.34 30.35 30.35 44 Jowar TK (4.85) KR Addanki 7 EA. Rice T (12.14) 360.17 161.87 65.56 N5:Tl 45 Sajja W (12.14) PR Addanki 8 EA Rice T (17.00) 1,711.41 303.51 12.14 N50:C2: 46 Sajja N (17.00) M5:T5 PR Addank! IS Rice T (4.85) 81.75 144.07 297.44 47 Jowar TK (4.85) KR Addanki 15 ED Rice T (32.38) 53.82 14.97 MI 48 Sajja W (32.38) PR Addanki 1& ED Rice 496.14 121.41 72.84 Nl 49 Jowar Uninhabited 50 KR Addanki 18 ED Rice T (14.16) 127.48 32.37 29.14 51 Jowar W (14.16) Uninhabited 52 PR Addanki 18 ED Rice T (10.52) [,076.06 202.34 141.64 Nl 53 Jowar W (10.52) Uninhabited 54 PR Addanki 25 ED Rice T (83.37) 6()7.03 40.47 695.65 T1 55 Jowar TW (80.94) o (2.43) PR Addanld 29 EA Rice T (27.52) 2,427.70 647.50 1.536.59 N250:MI6:T7 56 Jowar TK (27.52) PR Vinukonda 35 Rice T(26.71) 290.56 350.05 404.68 57 Jowar TK (26.71) PR Vinukonda 35 Rice T (42.09) 6[6.74 242.40 327.39 58 Jowar TK (42.09) Uninhabited 59 PR Vinukonda 33 Rice 830.41 57.87 469.03 60 Jowar PR Vinukonda 38 EA Rice 240.79 66.37 177.66 61 Jowar PR Vinukonda 36 EA Rice T (12.54) 341.96 ]44.48 70.70 62 Jowar TK (12.54) 20 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is givrn) - ___...A.. ____, Code village (in ,-~------" No. hectares) House- Popula· Educational Medical Drinking POH and Day or Communica· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ------~~------,~~--- 63 Thurpuvenkata- 1,348.41 163 952 P -5 W,HP PO -5 BS puram 64 Balapuram 352.48 Uninhabited 65 Choutapalem 574.65 372 1,755 P(3) 5-10 W PO 10+ -5 66 Samanathapudi 2,226.98 356 1,719 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 67 Akkamambapuram 186.15 UninhalJited 68 Lakshminarayana- 1,158.21 63 391 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 puram 69 Rajampalie 1,289.33 408 2,019/ P,AC 5-10 W.HP PO 10+ BS 70 Ramachandrapuram 1,021.02 102 558 P 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ -5 7: Annavaram 622.40 21 124 -5 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ -5 72 Jamukuladinne 254.95 65 399 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 73 Kothapalle 1,486.41 238 1,211 P,M 5-10 W PO 10+ -5 74 Korlamadugu 1,375.93 72 349 P 5-10 W ·5 10+ -5 75 Tripurasundari- 619.98 94 552 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5 puram 76 Krishnapuram 255.76 86 496 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 77 Pedauyyalawada 560.49 61 299 P 5-10 W -5 ~-JO -5 78 Chinauyyalawada 411.56 37 207 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5 alias Bandlapalem 79 Surayapalem 2,226.98 Uninhabited 80 Boddikurapadu 2,406.25 958 4,393 ~ P(8),M(2), MCW W PO 10+ BS H(2) 81 Sankaranarayanapuram 510.31 Uninhabited 82 Pothakamuru 3,194.58 874 4.128~ P(3),M(2), PHC W PO,TO 5-10 -5 H(2) 113 Lakkavaram 1,506.64 541 2,476. P(3) 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10 84 Nagambhotlapalem 2,402.61 925 4,674~ P(4) H,MCW W PO 5-10 BS 85 Somavarappadu 1,228.22 124 491 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 86 Sivararnpuram J ,475.48 472 2,297/ P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 21 DIRECTORY and Land Ulie DARSI TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,-______..A.. ______~ any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religions. tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I) PR Vinukonda 38 EA Rice T (30.35) S82.62 182.11 252.52 TI 63 Jowar Uninhabited 64 PR Addanki 28 ED Rice T (53.82) 368.26 152.57 Tl 65 Jowar 0(32.37) TK (21.45) KR Addanki 30 ED Rice T (25.50) 809.37 878.16 31)4.97 66 Jowar TK (25.50) Uninhabited 67 KR Addanki 30 Rice 708.20 153.38 284.90 68 Jowar PR Addanki 32 EA Rice T (42.49) 679.87 323.75 242.11 N3:MI:T2 69 Jowar TK (42.49) KR Addanki 35 EA Rice 563.32 83.37 374.33 70 Jowar KR Addanki 35 EA Rice 323.75 177.25 121.40 71 Jowar KR Addanki 30 Rice T(9.71) 121.40 40.47 81.34 72 Jowar TK (9.71) PR Addanki 30 ED Rice T (21.85) 809.37 87.41 567.37 73 Jowar TK (21.85) KR Addanki 30 Rice 1,214.05 56.66 105.22 74 Jowar KR Addanki 30 Rice T (24.28) 396.59 195.87 75 JoWar TK (24.28) KR Addanki 30 Rice 202.34 16.19 37.23 76 Jowar KR Addanki 30 Rice T (9.7\) 12.14 4.05 534.59 Nl 77 W (9.71) PR Addanki 30 Rice T (4.85) 283.28 19.42 85.79 78 Jowar W (4.85) Uninhabited 79 PR Addanki 26 ED Rice T (105.22) 1,581.51 312.01 323.75 80 Jowar W (60.70) TK (44.52) Uninhabited 81 PR Addanki 21 ED Rice T (250.09) 1,173.58 352.08 1,379.87 N5 82 Jowar TK (250.09) KR Addanki 20 ED Rice T (298.25) 890.31 23.88 280.45 83 Jowar W (298.25) PR Addanki 18 ED Rice T (326.58) 841.74 44.52 1,189.37 N8:M4 84 Jowar W (326.58) PR Addanki 16 ED Riec 2J 1.65 T (15.38) 558.23 204.77 214.08 85 Jowar TK (15.38) PR Addanki 15 EA Rice T (10.52) 765.26 372.31 326.99 N3:Ml:Tl 86 W (I0.52) ADDANKI TALUK :c III W o « a:: 0.. « ~z « 'lI n , If J ... ) \)'4- I>- .... \1- 0- " -" 4 -5- '> I,) ~ (" ~ f'Il:I(lQNO')Oddn q 'l' ""., ~211'1 -s \) + ,. " ;:) .... -' '> C( 4 ~"'J"'''':J .... 0, .;:, :> ,:) <:I 0 '" C( ~ .s. ItniAtf'}!) "S- ., ".. '" S )t () 7 y a'" l .<> ..~ S #I '" 0 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ADDANKITALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. U) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 21 Addanki (North) 26 Gangavaram 37 Nannurpadu 20 Addanki (South) 17 Gopalapuram 18 Narasimhapuram 33 Alavalapadu 30 N ujellapalle 2 Jan~a Maheswarapuram 40 Anamanamur 47 Paidipadu 27 Bhimavaram 8 Kalvakur 24 Pangulur 42 Boddlolvanipalem 22 Kasyapuram 34 Pi tchikalagudipad u 11 Bollapalle 10 Kondamanjulur 49 Prasangulapadu 16 Bommanampadu 14 Kondamur 48 Rachapudi 12 Budavada 28 Koniki 4 Ramakur 9 Bylhamaojulur 31 Kopperapadu 19 Ramayapalem 44 Korisapadu 7 Chakrayapalern 45 Ravinuthala 13 Kotapadu Chandalur 23 Reningavaram 25 35 Kotikalapudi 6 Chinakothapalle 36 Kunkupadu 43 Somavarappad u 5 Dharmavaram 32 Thurpu Thakkellapadu 39 Dhel1uvakonda 41 Manikeswaram 29 Duddukur 38 Modepalle 3 Valaparla 46 Dyvalaravuru 15 Muppavaram 1 Vallapalle 23 24 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not availaLle within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Househ')lds and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,-___.A.. ___ , ,------______..A.. ______, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day Of Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) ( I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ------~~~ ---_"_------~ VaJlapalle 1,198.27 811 4,030 P(3) SMP W PO 10+ 5-10 ~ 2 Janga Maheswara- 991.67 Uninhabited puram 3 Valaparla 1,397.38 1,411 6,631 P(7),M,H MeW W PO, 10+ BS Phone 4 Ramakur 995.52 747 3,182 . P(2),M RP W PO, TO, -5 PTO, Phone 5 Dharmavaram 1,617.93 987 4,479. P(3) RP(2), W PO, TO, 5-10 5-10 SMP(2) PTO, Phone 6 Chinakothapalle 1,970.00 696 3,225. P(3) SMP(2) w PO 10+ BS 7 Chakrayapalem 539.04 150 644 P(3) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 8 Kalvakur 2,505.00 792 3,415 • P(5) RP,SMP w PO 5-10 5-10 9 Bytamanjulur 664.49 340 1,474 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 10 Kondamnjulur 2,050.13 989 4,386 - P(4) -5 W PO 10+ BS 11 Bollapal1e 1,425.30 846 3,764 P(4) RP(3), W PO 10+ BS SMP(2) 12 Budavada 1,105.60 779 3,421 ~ P(3) SMP(2) W PO 10+ -5 13 Kotapadu 1,019.00 490 2,053 P.M RP W PO 10+ -5 14 Kondamur 1,202.72 409 1,798 P(2) -5 w PO 10+ BS 25 DIRECTORY aod Land Uie ADDANKITALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including .-______.._ __..A- ______-, any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I) PR Addanki 20 ED Rice T (354.10) 454.87 49.37 339.93 T23 Jowar GC (354.10) Uninhabft.:d 2 PR Addanki 18 EA Rice T (328.20) 534.59 118.17 416.02 N75:Cl:M9 3 Jowar GC (285.30) W (23.07) TK (19.83) PR Addanki 16 ED, Rice T (371.90) 270.73 182.92 169.97 Sri Ramalin- 4 EO Jowar GC (363.00) geswaraswamy TK (7.69) temple W (1.21) N8:M2:T2 KR Addanki 15 ED, Rice T (518.40) 218.12 551.18 299.87 MI:T4 5 EO Jowar GC (475.91) TK (24.28) W (18.21) PR Addanki 15 ED, Rice T (632.52) 637.78 505.05 189.80 N3:M3:TIn 6 EO Jowar GC (570.20) 0(60.30) W (2.02) PR Addanki 7 ED Rice T (119.79) 214.48 95.51 109.26 N4:M1:T1 7 Jowar GC (87.82) TK (16.19) W (15.78) KR Addanki 9 EA Rice T (676.23) 537.83 914.18 376.76 N4 8 Jowar GC (628.47) TK (42.09) W (5.67) PR Addanki 12 EA Rice T (236.74) 121.00 184.13 121.41 Nl 9 Jowar GC (234.31) W (2.43) PR Addanki 17 ED, Rice T (972.05) 188.18 513.14 376.36 N3:T2 10 EO Jowar GC (972.05) 102.39 PR Addanki 18 EA Rice T (667.73) 532.56 121.41 NJ2:M2:T4 11 Jowar GC (661.66) W (6.07) 404.68 116.55 172.40 KR Addanki 22 EA Rice T (411.97) N7:M3:Tl 12 Jowar GC (411.97) T (392.54) 287.33 195.46 142.85 M3:Tl KR Addanki 16 EA Rice 13 Jowar GC (339.93) TK (50.99) W (1.62) PR Addanki 13 EA Rice T (395.78) 407.92 218.53 109.26 14 Jowar GC (358.55) TK (34.80) W (2.43) 26 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenitie5 -~------~~~----- Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and In broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ....-______..A..----______-, Code village (in ....----A.----1 No. hectares) Housc- Pupula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and D,IY or Communica- holds lion water Telegraph days of t ions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (to) ------_------~--- _. 15 Muppavaram 864.41 724 3,312 P(4),M,H -5 W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO 16 Bommanampadu 913.37 689 3,208. P(2) RP W,HP PO 5-10 BS 17 Gopalapuram 351.86 145 591 P H,MCW. W -5 -5 BS MH,D 18 Narasimhapuram 163.09 Uninhabited 19 Ramayapalem 2,154.95 523 2,470 ' P(3) SMP(2) W,R PO -5 BS 20 Addanki South (R) 3,486.76 750 3,323. P(8) RP W,HP PO -5 BS 21 Addanki North (R) 3,371).31 640 2,933. P RP,SMP W,HP, PO -5 BS R 22 Kasyapuram 462.35 201 818 P SMP W PO 5-10 -5 23 Reningavaram 448.39 321 1,355 P SMP W -5 5-10 BS 24 Pangu)ur 1,941.68 1,27'2 5,696 P(5),M,H RP(5), W PO,TO, 10+ BS PHS PTO, Phone 25 Chandalur 2,871.24 1,082 4.935· P(4),M,H RP(4) TK PO,TO 10+ BS 26 Gangavaram 373.93 666 3,145' P(3),M,H RP W PO,TO, 10+ -5 PTO, Phone 27 Bhimavaram 710.63 603 2,482 P(2) RP,SMP TK PO,TO, 10+ 5-10 PTO. Phone 28 Koniki 1.779.80 792 3,271 . P,M CHW TK PO 10+ BS 29 Duddukur 1,669.73 629 2,527~ P(2),M(2), RP(4),PHS, W PO,TO, 10+ BS H D PTO 36 Nujellapalle 661.66 394 1,837 P(7) CHW W PO 10+ -5 31 Kopperapadu 913.78 479 2,262 . P(2) CHW(2) W PO 10+ 5-10 32 Thurpu Thakkella- 573.44 345 1,590 P SMP W,TK -5 10+ -5 padu 33 Alavalapadu l,lO8.43 565 2,477 P(2),M RP(2) W PO 10+ -5 27 DIRECTORY aDd Laud Uie ADDANKI TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,..------"------, any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to villale and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (l! PR Addanki 13 ED Rice T (190.61) 329.41 238.36 106.03 NJOO:MI:T3 15 Jowar GC (190.61) PR Addanki 8 EA Rice T (405.09) 258.59 124.64 123.43 N14,Ml:T2 16 GC (405.09) PR Addanki 5 ED Rice T (124.64) 60.70 143,66 21.85 N4:M1:Tl 17 Jowar TK (99.55) GC (25.09) Uninabited 18 PR Addanki 2 ED Rice T (242.81) 1,362.98 101.17 444.34 Nt 19 JoWar R (242.81) PR Addanki 5 EA Rice T (972.46) ! ,244.81 767.28 501.81 N58:CI:M4 20 Jowar GC 764.45) TK (208.01) PR Addanki 2 EA Rice T (182.11) 1,937.63 194.25 1064.32 NI0:T3 21 Jowar TK (182.11) KR Addanki 6 EA Rice T (123.02) 147,71 84.58 106.43 N3:Ml 22 Jowar GC (123.02) PR Addanki 8 ED Rice T (78.11) 129.90 166.73 73.65 23 JOWar GC (77.29) TK (0.82) PR Addanki 17 EA Rice T (487.64) 832.44 425.73 195.46 N74:M2:T3 24 Jowar GC (487.64) PR Addanki 22 EA Rice T (578.70) 1,703.72 278.83 265.07 N45:M5:T1 25 Jowar GC (578.70) KR Vetapalem 16 EA Rice T (105.22) 167.54 41.28 59.89 N29:T3 26 Jowar GC (105.22) PR Vetapolcm 6 EA Rice T (381.62) 224.60 61.92 42.09 NI3:TS 27 GC (381.62) PR Vetapalem 14 EA Rice T (755.55) 568.18 152.57 302.30 N28:T3 22 GC (755.55) PR Vetapalam 18 EA Rice T (52.61) 1,140.00 325.77 150.95 N14:Ml 29 Jowar GC (52.61) KR Addanki 20 EA Rice T (45.32) 439.08 104.81 71.63 N4:T2 30 Jowar GC (45.32) KR Addanki Ii EA Rice T (229.46) 532.56 10.12 141.64 N2:M2:T2 31 Jowar GC (229.46) KR Addanki 15 EA Rice T (137.59) 297.85 87.01 50.59 N3:T2 32 Jowar GC (137.59) KR Addanki 12 ED Rice T (411.56) 376.36 169.97 150.14 N5:M2 33 Jowar GC (339.94) TK (68.79) W (2.83) 28 VILLAGE PRAl.{ASAM OISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is giv('n) Code village (in - ___..A.. ___--, ------_---_------_.------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Cornmu niea- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ------_ -_ ------_- --~----~--~------~-- - _- 34 Pitchikalagudi- 951.41 385 1,779 P SMP,RP W PO 10+ -5 padu 35 Kotikalapudi 955.46 478 1,957 P(4) 5-10 W,R PO -5 -5 36 Kunkupadu 854.29 154 822 P(2) SMP W PO 5-10 5-10 37 Nannurpadu 350.86 129 723 P(2) ·5 W PO 5-10 5-10 38 Modepalle 1.475.88 240 1,193 P(3) -5 W PO 5-10 5-10 39 Dhenuvakonda 1,682.27 727 3,345 ' P(3),M RP(6),PHS W PO 10+ BS 40 Anamanamur 778.21 273 1,179 P,M 5-10 W.R PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO, Phone 41 Manikeswaram 851.86 306 1,465 P(2) 5-10 R -5 5-10 BS 42 Bodduvanipalem 3,287.25 2,802 12,215 P(7),M.H RP(4) W,HP, PO,TO, 5-10 BS R Phone 43 Somavarapadu 362.60 227 935 P PHC W -5 5-10 BS 44 Korisapadu 1,002.00 716 3,360. P(4),M,H PHC, W PO 10+ BS FPC,D 45 Ravinuthala 2,562.46 2,091 8,534 P(4),M,H RP(4) ,PHS, W PO,TO, 10+ BS D PTO, Phone 46 Dyvalaravuru 1,367.02 9J5 4,056, P(3),M(2), RP,SMP(4) W PO,TO, 10+ BS H PTO 47 Paidipadu 3,122.95 1,426 6,337 P(8),M,H SMP(8) W PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO, Phone 48 Rachapudi 1.014.54 590 2,152· P(4) RP.CHW W PO,Phone 10+ -5 49 Prasangula pad u 467.82 349 1,470 P(2) CHW W PO 10+ BS 29 DIRECTORY and Land Use ADDANKI TALUK _" ------~--.----~. .. _-.-- --_-_------_ -_----~--~------_---_ _- --- Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectar.:s rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ______..A.. ______- any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Fares t Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. tion to villag<: :.tlld di:itanc-.: supply food by source gat<:d waste available historical or Code (in Kills.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (II) (12) (13) ( I·l) ( 15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I) ---, --~~ ------ KR Addanki 8 EA Rice T (144.88) 473.48 259.00 74.05 NI:M2:TI 34 Jowar GC (122.22) TK (17.40) W (5.26) KR Addanki 5 ED Rice T (12.14) 63~.55 268.30 40.47 T2 3:- Jowar W (12.14) KR Addanki 7 EA Rice T (12.54) 474.70 53.42 313.63 36 Jowar W(II.33) TK (1.21) KR Addanki 7 EA Rice T (10.12) 263.85 46.54 23.47 37 Jowar W (10.12) KR Addanki 15 EA Rice T (45.73) 649.92 201.94 577.89 Nl 38 Jowar W (45.73) PR Addanki 14 EA Rice T (181.30) 739.36 553.20 207.60 N8:Ml:TI 39 Jowar TK (105.62) W (75.68) PR Addanki 6 EA Rice T (117'36) 323.75 228.24 107.24 MI 40 Jowar GC (117.36) PR Addanki 5 EA Rice T (124.24) 445.15 219.73 58.68 NI:M2:T3 41 Jowar GC (110.48) TK (10.12) o (2.02) W (1.62) PR Addanki 9 EA Rice T (489.67) 1,688.35 789.13 320.10 NI95:C20: 42 ]owar GC (429.17) M:IO:T14 TK (49.37) W (10.93) PJ{ Addanki 12 EA Rice 285.30 46.'5 30.35 43 Jowar PR Addanki 9 EA Rice T (4Ui8) 666.92 146.50 146.90 N41:Ml:T4 44 Jowar TK (40.47) W (1.21) PR Addanki 17 ED Rice T (465.79) 1,745.00 106.84 242.81 N77:M4:T3 45 Jowar GC (465.79) PR Addanki 14 EA Rice T (14.16) 1,060.27 145.69 146.09 N19:M3:T3 46 Jowar W(14.16) PR Addanki 21 ED Rice .. 2,622.36 322.53 178.06 N67:M3:T5 47 Jowar KR Addanki 20 EA Rice 886.26 41.28 85.39 N6:Ml:Tl 48 Jowar PR Addanki 21 EA Rice 340.34 82.96 44.52 N3 49 Jowar SANTHAMAGULURU TALUK ~ ~ .: ~ ..J z -g. ;! ~ u U w ::I: • Vl « ~ . W ~ o 0 0:: (f) ~ « 0 0:: ~ Cl.. _, ~ ~. « (!) 0:: (f) :r 0 « « z ~ ~« « « 0:: :::r: 0- ...Z ~ «Cf) ":;; ,," -a # ~ ; '1 ",' tt :> if '" H n 9 ... ~ 0 1 .. ~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES SANTHAMAGULURUTALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2) 27 Ananthavaram 37 J onnethali Agra,haram 31 Poluru 33 Punur 2 Kamepalle 13 Ballikurava 40 KoJalapudi 34 BobbepalJe 26 RajupaJem 15 Kommalapadu Agraharam 14 Chernupalle Agraharam 38 Konanki 12 Konidena 3 SanthamaguJuru 36 Darsi Agraharam 6 Kopparam 22 Shankar alingamagudipadu 41 Dronadula 7 Kopparapalem Agraharam Agraharam 20 Kopperapadu 29 Eddanapudi 18 Kukutlapalle 8 Tangedumalli 5 E1chur 16 Kundurru (East) 28 Enamadala 17 Kundurru (West) 10 Uppumagulur 32 Gannavaram 39 Lakkavaram Agraharam 21 Vaidena 4 Gopapuram Agraharam 35 Martur Vellalacher uVu 19 Gorrepadu 23 Mukteshwaram 24 Guntupalle II Vemavaram Agraharam 9 Gurijepalle Agraharam 25 Nagarajupalle 30 Vinjanampad 31 32 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in - ___...A.. ____, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1) ( 2) (3) ({A) <-,B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ------~- --_- ----_------_._------ Vellalacheruvu 1,902.42 872 4,105, P(4),M,H RP,SMP W PO 10+ BS 2 Kamepalle 1,273.95 364 1,790 P(2),M(2) RP W PO 10+ BS 3 Santhamagul uru 2,690.75 1,252 5,984 P(5),M,H PHe,FPC W PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO 4 Gopapuram Agraharam 411.97 Uninhabited 5 Elehur 2,789.49 1,237 5,724 P,M RP,SMP W PO 10+ BS 6 Kopparam 2,896.33 1,277 6,248 P(6),M RP,SMP W PO 10+ 5-10 7 Kopparapalem 795.61 354 1,599 P(2) RP,SMP W PO 10+ 5-10 Agraharam 8 Tangedumalli 2,1l5.29 851 4,204. P(3) RP,SMP W,R PO -5 9 Gurijepalle Agra- 619.17 182 993 P RP,SMP W -5 10+ 5-10 haram 10 Uppumagulur 2,437.82 P(3),M 729 3,396 SMP W -5 10+ BS Vemavardm Agra- 73'/.74 11 304 1,388 P SMP W 5-10 10+ haram BS 12 Konidena 3,729.57 1,'545 7,085 P(6),M SMP W PO,Phone 10+ 5-10 13 Ballikurava 954.65 412 1,706 P(3),M,H SMP W -5 10+ BS 33 DIRECTORY and Land use SANTHAMAGULURU T ALUK ~-~~~~--- - Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including r------___-....A--- ______, any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source, gated waste available historical Of Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1~ PR Vinukonda 24 EA Rice T (793.59) 712.65 31.16 364.22 NI3:CI:Tl Jowar GC (785.09) TK (8.50) PR Narasaraopet 23 EA Rice T (578.29) 63.13 304.73 327.80 N2:M[ ~~ 2 Jowar GC (576.27) W (2.02) PR Narasaraopet 20 EA Rice T (893.54) [24.2-1 1,006.85 664.09 N4:C3:T7 3 Jowar GC (792.37) TK (101.17) Uninhabited 4 PR Vinukonda 21 EA Rice T (1,248.86) 182.92 6i9.99 664.09 N23;TI 5 Jowar GC (1,133.93) TK (105.62) W (5.26) o (4.05) KR Narasaraopet 20 Rice 28.33 T (944.53) 698.89 462.96 757.16 N7;T3 6 Jowar GC (678.25) TK (206.39) W (59.89) KR Narasaraopet 25 Rice T (293:80) 145.69 169.56 186.15 N2 7 Jowar GC (285.71) o (7.28) W (0.81) KR Narasaraopet 18 Rice T (357.34) 891.12 491:29 372;31 NIS:MI:T2 8 Jowar GC (203.56) o (105:22) TK (46.13) W (2.43) KR Narasaraopet 19 Rice T (137.59) 147.71 232.70 101.17 N1 9 Jowar GC (127.88) W (9.71) PR Chilakaiuripet 15 EA Rice T (315.65) 1,648.69 473.48 N4:T3 10 Jowar GC (307.15) W (8.50) PR Chiiakaiuripet 17 EA Rice T (58.68) 373.12 189.80 116.14 11 Jowar W (33.99) GC (24.69) KR Chilakaluripet 18 Rice 144.88 T (663.28) 2,202.70 202.34 513.14 N5:M4:T4 12 Jowar W (300.27) TK (234.72) GC (128.29) PR Chilakaiuripet 22 Rice 101.98 T (73.25) 453.65 103.19 220.96 NI:T2 13 Jowar GC (57.47) o (8.09) W (7.69) 34 VILLAGE PRA"ASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Nam.: of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r-----"------., r------"------, No. hectares) House- Popula- Ed ucational Medical Drinking Post and D1Y or Communica- holds tion watcr Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 14 Chernupalle Agra- 1,846.58 308 1,404 P,M RP,SMP W PO iO+ BS haram 15 Kommalapadu 1,96l.IO 1,129 5,116 P(4),M RP(3), W PO 10+ BS Agraharam SMP(4) 16 Kundurru (East) 2,090.60 714 3,196' P(2) RP,SMP W PO 10+' BS 17 Kundurru (West) 1,996.71 571 2,736' P,M R,P W PO 10+ BS IS Kukutlapa\le 1,022.23 435 2,300, P(3) SMP W PO 10+ BS 19 Gorrepadu 2,135.93 421 2,021 ' P(4) SMP W -5 10+ BS 20 Kopperapadu 893.14 425 1,988 P,M RP,SMP w PO 10+ BS BS 21 Vaidena 1,648.28 551 2,880 I P(3),M,H SMP w PO 10+ 22 Shankaralingama- 1,097.91 264 1,132 P SMP w PO 10+ BS gudipadu Agrlharam 23 Mukteshwaram 1,271.11 459 2,433' peS) SMP w PO 10+ -5 24 Guntupalle 1,891.09 799 3,77!. ' P(3),M SMP w PO 10+ BS 25 Nagarajupalle ] ,685.11 422 2,064 . P(2) SMP w PO 10+ BS 26 Rajupalem ],203.13 754 3,309 . P(2),M SMP,PHC TK PO, 10+ BS Phone 35 DIRECTORY and Land ulle SANTHAMAGULURU TALUK -~~----- ~~------~.------~ ------_ .. .----~------ Land use (i. e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,--______--A.. __ ~ ______.... any place of Loca Approach N~:lres\ town Pow~r Staple: Forest Irrigated Unlrri- Culturable Are:! not religious, tion to village and distanc~ supply food by source g:!ted waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vat.ion interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Chilakaluripet 25 EA Rice T (717.10) 319.70 392.54 416.82 N6:MI:T2 14 Iowar GC (670.56) TK (44.11) W (2-43) PR Vinukonda 20 EA Rice T (550.77) 754.33 198.30 457.29 N3:T6 15 Jowar GC (462.55) TK (72.84) W (15.38) PR Vlnukonda 16 Rice T (602.17) 823.94 19.83 603.79 N2:MI:T2 16 Iowar GC (602.17) PR Vinukonda 20 Rice T (1,118.55) 82.55 471.86 323.75 N2:T4 17 Jowar GC (1,017.38) TK (101.17) PR Addanki 24 Rice 188.99 T (204.37) 85.79 267.09 275.18 N2:T2 18 Jowar GC (197.08) W (7.29) PR Addanki 16 Rice 101.17 T (391.33) 539.44 456.48 627.66 NI:T2 19 Jowar GC (331.44) TK (52.61) W (7.28) PR Addanki 16 EA Rice T (477.53) 271.14 19.42 124.24 N5:Ml:T8 20 Jowar GC (454.06) TK (23.47) PR Addanki 25 EA Rice T (860.36) 219.74 206.39 360.17 N5:T3 21 Jowar GC (852.67) TK (5.67) W (2.02) PR Addanki 26 Rice T (226.62) 40.06 624.43 206.39 22 Jowar GC (206.39) TK (13.35) W (6.88) KR Addanki 27 Rice T (543.49) 346.01 78.91 302.70 T3 23 Jowar GC (504.24) 0(21.85) TK (15.78) W (1.62) PR Addanki 26 EA Rice T (680.68) 495.33 466.20 155.80 N2:T4 24 Jowar GC (492.91) W (157.42) TK (30.35) PR Chilakal uripet 22 Rice 357.34 T (375.95) 313.63 499.38 138.40 Tl 25 Iowar GC (354.91) TK (18.21) W (2.83) PR Cbilakaluripet 12 EA Rice T (43.30) 691.61 233.50 234.72 N22:MI:T4 26 Jowar TK (27.11) W (16.19) 36 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Ameoitiell Total number of Amenities available (if not availahle within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Housebolds and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of vilJagc of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code Village (in ,----...A... __~, r------..A-----______, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) -- --,_-- --~ ------ 27 Ananlhavaram 1,316.03 986 4,075 P(4),M RP,SMP W,TK -5 10+ BS 28 Enamadala ],399.80 922 4,410' peS) RP,SMP W,TK PO, 10+ BS Phone 29 Eddanapudi 1,650.71 935 4.077, P(4),M,H RP,SMP TK PO, 10+ BS Phone 30 Vinjanampad 357.34 332 1,485 P(2),M,H RP TK 5-10 5-10 -5 31 Poluru 1,805.70 1,040 4,825' P(5),M,H RP,SMP TK -5 5-19 BS 32 Gannavaram 584.77 544 2,4[4. P(3) RP,SMP W,TK PO, 10+ BS Phone 33 Punur 1,996.31 1,262 5,765 P(4),M,H RP,SMP W PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO,Phone 34 Bobbepalle 1,311.18 934 4,508' P(2),M RP,SMP W PO 10+ BS 35 Martur 2,356.07 1,342 5,748 P(3),M,H PHe W PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO 36 Darsi A.graharam 1,014.14 516 2,521 ' P(2) SMP W PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO 37 lonnethali Agra- 662.06 423 1,937 P(2) SMP TK PO,TO, 10+ BS haram PTO 38 Konanki 1,742.17 959 4,211, P(2),M SMP W PO, 10+ BS Phone 229.96 39 Lakkavaram- 102 433 -5 -5 W -5 Agraharam 10+ -5 40 Kolalapudi 1,559.65 649 3,038 P(2),M SMP W PO, 10+ BS Phone 41 Dronadula 2,405.85 ],154 5,378 P(3),M,H SMP W PO, 10+ BS Phone: 37 DIRECTORY and Land U~e SANTHAMAGULURU TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ~ ______..A.. ______-~ any place of Loca- APproach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- CuI turable Area not religions, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological No. vation interest (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I) PR Chilakaluripet 8 EA Rice T (2.02) 1,138.38 95.91 79.72 N5:Ml(l:T5 27 Jowar W (2.02) PR Chilakaluripet 9 EA Rice 1,257.35 53.42 89.03 NI3:MIO:T6 28 Jowar PR Chilakaluripet 12 EA Rice 1,317.65 73.65 259.41 N50:Cl: 29 Jowar M19:T6 KR Chilakaluripet 10 EA Rice 197.49 149.73 10.12 N3:MI5:Tl 30 Jowar PR Chilakaluripet 16 EA Rice 1,441.49 185.75 178.06 Nil :M15:T3 31 Jowar PR Chilakaluripet 20 EA Rice 500.19 63.94 20.23 N35:MIO:T6 32 Jowar PR Chilakaluripet 23 EA Rice T (403.88) 1,084.96 215.70 286.92 N54:M5:T4 33 Jowar GC (403.88) PR Chil akal uripet 23 EA Rice T (389.31) 559.27 244.83 117.36 N9:TI 34 Jowar GC (389.31) PR Chilakaluripet 16 EA Rice T (95.91) 1,609.84 447.98 202.34 NI20:C4: 35 Jowar GCS (43.30) M8:T3 TK (41.68) W (10.93) PR Addanki 22 EA Rice T (374.33) 368.26 167.95 103.60 N8:Ml:T2 36 Jowar GC (374.33) PR Chilakaluripet 21 EA Rice T (158.63) 318.89 92.27 91.86 N2:CI 37 Jowar 0(76.08) GC (73.65) W (8.90) PR Vetapalem 20 EA Rice T (819.89) 443.13 211.24 267.50 N18:T3 38 Jowar GC (794.80) W (25.0') KR Vetapalem 18 Rice T (113.31) 46.13 47.35 22.66 39 Jowar GC (113.31) PR Addanki 20 EA Rice T (809.37) 465.79 21.04 263.04 N7:T3 40 Jowar GC (787.92) TK (16.19) W (5.26) PR Addanki 24 EA Rice T (1,065.13) 647.90 397.00 295.82 N14:M6:T4 41 Jowar GC (1,028.30) W (36.83) PARCHUR TALUK :z: (f) w o « !r a. o .. ~ i I " )f f) ) ~ 0-"".... :;, "" ... .:t. z: ::;) ..,0 C> ~, o~ ."...... ~., <>~ t'" ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES PARCHUR TALUK 1981 1981 ]981 LocaltoQ Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) 6 Adusumalli 7 Gollapudi Agraharam 21 Nagandla 14 Audipudi 30 Gonasapudi 18 Nuthalapadu 13 Bodavadagunta 20 ldupulapadu 16 Parchur 3 Inagal1u 22 Pavulur 4 Chennubhotlapalem Agraharam 23- lnkollu 19 Poosapadu 8 Cherukuru 31 Chin thagumpalle ]7 Jagarlamudi 9 Ramanayapalem 28 Santharavuru 24 Daggupadu ]3 Karamchedu 21 Swarna 5 Devarapalle 25 Kesavarapadu 26 Kodavalivaripalem 29 Thimmasamudram 2 Edubadu Agraharam 12 Kunkalamarru 15 Upputur Garnepudi 32 Mattegunta 11 Veerannap"lem 39 40 VILLAGE PRA:KASAM DISTRICT AmeDities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, tbe distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,--__.A... ___-, ,------..)I.._------, !'lo. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions(Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (1~ 1 Garenpudi 1,759.57 702 3,380, P,M MH TK PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone 2 Edubadu Agraharam 445.56 318 1,367 P 5-10 TK PO 5-10 5-10 3 Inagallu 1,568.58 649 2,948. P,M 10+ TK PTO 10+ 5-10 4 Cbennubhotlapalem 324.96 16! 739 P 5-10 TK PO 5-10 5-10 Agraharam 5 Devarapalle 820.00 401 1,954 P,M -5 TK PO, -5 -5 Phone 6 Adusumalli 962.34 587 2,321, P,M -5 TK PO, -5 BS Phone 7 Gollapudi Agraharam 405.90 250 1,076 P(2) 5-10 TK PO 5-10 5-10 8 Cherukuru 2,267.04 1,401 6,254 P(6),M,H D,RP(4) W,TK. PO, 10+ BS Phone 9 Ramanayapalem 2,598.08 471 2,U6, P(3) RP,D TK PO, 10+ -5 Phone 10 Bodavadagunta 1.524.85 358 1,537 P MH TK PO -5 BS 11 Veerannapalem 2,443.37 1,457 6,112 P,M D T,TK PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone 12 Kunkalamarru 2,212.01 1,269 4,704 . P,M MH T.TK, PTO 10+ BS C 13 Karamchedu 3.865.55 2.523 11,873 P(S),M FPC, T,TK, PTO 5-10 BS H,Jc D W 14 Audipudi 1,905.66 981 4,728. P,M ewe TK PO,TO, ~-10 BS PTO, Phone 15 Upputur 2,721.10 1,454 6,618 P,M MH TK PO, -5 BS Phone 16 Parchur 2,625.59 2,560 11 ,507 P,M,H MH TK PTO -5 BS 17 Jagarlamudi 1,460.51 853 3,990' P.M,H MH TK PO. TO, 5-10 BS PTO 18 Nuthalapadu 1,801.25 2,1,213 5,591 P,M MH TK PO,TO. 5-10 BS PO, Phone TK PO, 5-10 BS 19 Poosapadu 1,653.14 1,078 5,241 P,M.H RP Phone PO,TO, BS 20 Idupulapadu 1,770.09 1,196 5,556 P.M,H H,D,FPC TK 10+ PTO, Phone, TO BS 21 Nagandla 1,466.58 814 3,710 , P.M FPC TK,W POt , 10+ PTO 41 DIRECTORY Iud Land Diie PARCHUR TALUK __.------~.- Land use (i. e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including r------~------~ any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town PoWer Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (1.1 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I) PR Chirala 30 EA Rice T (71.62) 1,449.98 234.72 N25:M30:TIO Jowar TK (54.63) W (16.99) KR Chirala 35 ED Rice 410.35 34.80 N4:M2:TI 2 Jowar KR Chirala 30 ED Rice 1,433.80 131.93 NI0:M4:T2 3 Jowar KR Chirala 29 ED Rice 285.30 39.66 NI:MI 4 Jowar KR Chirala 26 ED Rice 742.60 76.49 N2:M2:T2 5 Jowar PR Chirala 26 ED Rice 859.93 104.00 NS:M4:T3 6 Jowar KR Bapatla 22 ED Rice 356.53 49.37 NI 7 Jowar PR Bapatla 16 EA Rice T (1,454.44) 473.08 337.10 N20:TI 8 Jowar GC (1,454.44) KR Bapatla 21 EA Rice T (1,011.71) 1,282.45 303.92 N4:Tl 9 JowaI GC (1,011.71) PR Chirala 22 EA Rice 1,448.77 75.68 NI0:MIO: 10 Jowar T6 PR Chirala 16 EA Rice T (946.96) 1,270.71 215.70 NI5:M8:T6 II Jowar GC (946.96) PR Chirala 12 EA Rice T (1,660.02) 291.37 258.99 N20:CI 12 Jowar GC (1,660.02) PR Chilala 8 EA Rice T (3,011.26) 854.29 NI50:C8: 13 Jowar GC (3.01 I .26) M2S:Tl8 PR Chirala 18 EA Rice T (505.86) 1.169.13 229.86 NI2:M6:T4 14 Jowar GC (505.86) PR Chira1a 18 EA Rice T (1,497.33) 796.42 927.35 N40:Cl: 15 Jowar GC (1,497.33) M40:T12 PR Chirala 20 EA Rice T (14.16) 2.217.67 393.76 N80:CI: 16 Jowar GC (14.16: M20:T12 PR Chirala 25 ED Rice 1.258.57 201.13 NI2:MI2:T3 17 Jowar PR Chirala 20 EA Rice T (323.75) 1.209.20 268.30 NIO:MIO:T4 18 Jowar GC (323.75 PR Chirala 17 EA Rice T (445.15) 890.31 31 ].61 N:15:Cl : 19 Jowar GC (4-l5.15) M8:T5 PR Chirala 20 EA Rice T (171.99) 1.294.99 265.88 N18:Mll:T6 20 Jowar GC (171.99) PR Chirala 27 EA Rice T (526.09) 722.36 ~16.10 NIO;Ml:T2 21 Jowar GC (516.09) 42 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenitie5 ._---- Total number of Amenities available (if not availaLle withi n the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of vilJage of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,-___...A.. ___ , ,------_____-"'- ______, ~o. hectares) House- Po pula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 22 Pavulur 1,660.02 1,103 5,290 P,M,H FPC TK,W PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO 23 InkolJu 3,365.36 2,654 12.235 P(9),M,H H.RP.D, TK PTO, 10+ BS CHW(4) Phone. 24 Daggupadu 1.704.94 1,220 5,858 P(6),M,H PHC TK PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO, Phon~ 25 Kesavarapadu 353.69 159 785 P FPC,RP TK PO 10+ 5-10 26 Kodavalivaripalem 2,284.04 750 3,207, P(6),M RP(3) TK PO,TO, 10+ 5-10 PTO 27 Swarna 3,884.97 1,747 8,089 P,M,H D,RP,H T,TK, PO,TO, 10+ BS C PTO 28 Santharavuru 2,136.33 1,253 5,291 P(3),M D TK,C PO.TO, 10+ BS PTO 29 Thimmasamudram 1,586.77 1,487 6,360 P(5),M,H RP(2),D W,C, PO.TO, 10+ BS HP PTO, Phone 30 Gonasapudi 1,080.51 599 2,663· P(3) RP TK,W PO 10+ -5 31 Chinthagumpalle 335.08 333 1,418 P(2) CHW TK,C PO, 10+ BS Phone 32 Mattegunta 989.05 250 1,103 P(2) 10+ TK,W 10+ 10+ -5 43 DIRECTORY and Land Ulie PARCHUR TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including r------______...A.. ______-, any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (II) (l2) (13) (\4) (15)' (\6) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Vetapalem 18 EA Rice T (485.62) 886.66 286.92 N8:M4:T2 22 Jowar GC (485.62) PR Vetapalem 15 EA Rice T (1,537.80) 1,284.47 162.28 380.81 NI50:C4: 23 Jowar GC (1,537.80) M25:T36 PR Chirala 17 EA Rice T (323.75) 1,011.71 369.48 N20:M3:T3 24 Jowar GC (323.75) KR Chirala 13 ED Rice 293.40 57.47 N2:M2:TJ 25 Jowar KR Chirala 12 EA Rice T (1,497.33) 400.64 364.22 20.22 NIO:Ml:T2 26 Jowar GC (1,497.33) PR Chirala 8 EA Rice T (3,477.86) 1.62 397.40 N35:M4:T5 27 Jowar GC (3,477.86) PR Chirala 5 EA Rice T (1,594.86) 242.81 242.81 53.02 N20:C1: 28 Jowar GC (I ,594.86) M4:T4 PR Vetapalcm 6 EA Rice T (1,410.73) 6.07 29.54 140.43 NI86:ClO: 29 Jowar GC (1,410.73) M9:T4 KR Vetapalem 10 EA Rice T (849.84) 113.57 112.10 NI0:Ml:T3 30 Jowar GC (849.84) PR Vctapalem 10 EA Rice T (284.09) 2.43 48.56 N9:T2 31 ]owar GC (284.09) KR Vetapalem 18 ED Rice T (241.19) 497.76 249.29 N2:Ml 32 Jowar GC (241.19) CHIRALA T ALUK ;? ~ .... ~ J: ::::> ~ VI a:: .0 ...J ...... ~ W olll ~ z o « $ ~ <{ to- 0 0 IX: u (\ -=0 ~ 0 <{ ~ IX: ~ ::x: ·i o :z <{ ~ .;:, ~ ./ '-._._./ ~ ...... )( ~ ''' I>' g ~ ~ -~'" .;>l " ~ ~ ~ ~ o o p, 1 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES CHlRALA T ALUK 1981 1981 1981 LOCatIon Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2) 23 Ammanabrolu 18 Kandlagunta 10 Pendillapalle 24 Kanuparthi 4 Perala 13 Chinaganjam 5 Kothapeta 19 Pothavaram 6 Chirala 9 Pullaripalem 21 Machavaram 15 Edumudi 14 M addiralamupalle 22 Raparla 12 Motupalle 2 Oovini varipalem 17 Uppugundur Naguluppalapadu 3 Ipurupalem 20 Nayanpalle 8 1 Vada 11 Kadavakaduru 19 Pedaganjam 7 Vetapalem 46 46 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenitieli ---~-~ - ~ ------~ Total number of Amenities available (if not availaLle within the village, the distance LOCi1- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms •• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,..-----''----, ,---______..A- _____ ------.-, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communlca- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station. if any Water way) (I) (2) (3) (-IA) (-113 ) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ~------~~- Vada 1.260.19 Uninhabited 2 GoyiniYaripaJem 2,139.16 2,025 8,368 P D W PO 10+ BS 3 Ipurupalem 3,141.57 5,623 27,412 P(6),M(2), H,D, W PTO -5 BS H FPC(4) 4 Perala (R) 1,092.65 796 3.471. P,M NH W PO -5 BS.RS 5 Kolhapeta 3,031.09 1,955 8,815 P(4),M RP W PO, -~ BS Phone 6 Chirala 526.00 Urban area (Cltirala Town) 7 Vetapalem 1,036.00 Urban area (Vetapaiem Town) 8 Nayanpalle 2,187.73 615 2,595, P(6) CHW, W PO -5 BS RP(4) 9 Pull aripalem 1,347.60 441 1.747 P(J) CHW, W PO 5-10 -5 RP 10 Pendillapalle 872.50 1,433 6,355 P(3), D W PO,TO, 5-10 BS,RS M,H.O Phone, 11 Kadavakaduru 1,682.27 887 3,661, P(2),M -5 W PO, TO. -5 BS,RS PTO.Phone 12 Motupalle 1,601.74 552 2,052, P(3) -5 W PO 5-10 BS 13 Chinagar,jam 4,307.87 3,239 13,568 P(11 ), D,CWC, W PO,TO, -5 BS,RS M,H HC.RP(6) PTO 14 Maddiralamupalle 739.76 537 1,980 P(3) CHW TK PO 10+ BS 15 Edumudi 613.10 582 2,656. P(2) 5-10 TK,W PO,TO. 10+ BS PTO, Phone 16 Pedaganjam 945.34 1,491 6,070 P(6).M 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 17 Uppugundur 1,197.06 1,495 6,778 P(5),M,H D,RP(3) TK,W PTO, 10+ BS,RS Phone 18 Kandlagunta 3.446.70 702 3,403. P(6),M 5-10 TK,W PO. 10+ BS Phone 19 Pothavaram 725.19 71.)7 2,829, P(2) D TK,W PTO 10+ BS 20 Naguluppalapadu 2,291.31 904 4,206, P(4) D TK,W PTO 10+ BS 21 Machavaram 1,010.90 429 1.624 P(2),O -5 W PO 10+ RS 22 Raparla 933.61 809 3,403' P(3) MH W PO 10+ BS 23 Ammanabrolu 3,132.26 1,473 6,344 P(7),M,H PHC, TW,W PO,PTO 10+ BS.RS RP(3} 24 Kanuparthi 4,292.89 1,109 4,794' P(7),O D,RP(2) TK,W PO, 10+ BS Phone 47 DIRECTORY .11. La •• UM CHIRALA T ALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including r- --A... ~ any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by sourc~ gated waste available historical or Code (in.Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) Uninhabited 1 PR Chirala 12 EA Rice T (926.32) 418.04 92.27 702.53 N4:T1 2 Jowar GC (926.32) PR Chirala 4 EA Rice T (1,009.28) 768.'0 1,359.74 N400:Cl:M2: - 3 Jowar GC (1,009.28) T5 PR Chirala EA Rice T (551.18) 123.02 129.50 280.85 N200:CI5: 4 Jowar GC (551.18) M40:TJ02 PR Chirala 3 EA Rice T (227.43) 1,416.40 119.38 1,267.88 N40:M8:T2 5 Jowar GC (227.43) Urban area (Chiraia Town) 6 Urban area (Vetapalem Town) 7 PR Chirala 10 EA Rice T (162.68) 1,125.02 242.81 655.99 N40:M2:Tl 8 Jowar 0(162.6&) KR Chirala 10 Rice T (297.85) 484.81 263.04 301.90 9 Jowar 0(297.85) PR Chirala 13 EA Rice 60.70 T (222.17) 123.43 40.47 425.73 NI70:CI:M5 10 Jowar GC (222.17) PR Chirala 17 EA Rice 100.77 T (853.48) 121.40 368.26 232.69 N35 11 Jowar GC (853.48) PR Chirala 15 }{ice T (203.15) 584.77 526.09 267.09 Nl 12 Jowar 0(203.15) PR Chirala 20 Rice T (1,416.40) 263.05 1,699.68 927.13 Nl00:M6 13 Jowar GC (1,416.40) PR Chirala 22 EA Rice T (161.87) 337.91 132.33 107.65 NI0:Tl 14 Jowar GC (161.87) PR Chirala 25 EA Rice T (125.45) 439.08 48.16 N20:T3 15 Jowar GC (125.45) PR Vetapalem 18 ED Rice T (1,416.40) 33.99 186.16 1,810.15 N8:Ml:T2 16 Jowar OC (1,416.40) PR Vetapalem 20 EA Rice 919.44 105.22 171.99 N130:C2:M3: 17 Jowar T2 PR Vetapalem 20 EA Rice 768.09 20.23 84.51 N25:T2 18 Jowar PR Ongole 20 ED Rice 404.68 182.11 129.50 N12:Ml:T2 19 Jowar PR Ongole 16 EA Rice 1,624.81 48.56 485.62 N32:M2:T2 20 Jowar KR Ongoie 19 EA Rice T (13.76) '76.63 242.81 40.47 NI0:T2 21 Jowar GC (13.76) PR Ongole 17 ED Rice T (38.04) 667.73 Hi'.97 N20:MI:T3 22 Jowar Tt<. (38.04) PR Ongole IS EA Rice T (329.41) 2,064.30 101.17 636.57 N120:M4 23 Jowar TK (329.41) PR Ongoie 26 EA Rice T (24.28) 2,387.64 1,1l18.74 202.34 NI0:Cl:T2 24 Jowar TK (24.]8) ONGOLE TALUK ::: ..::; ~ t- ~ u :I: - Vl ~ a:: W ~ ...... ~ C/) c £r ~ 0 ~ 0 a. ~ .:: 0 ;: Q. > W ~ ~ .., c{ ~ <{ oj . .c a:: Vl G :I: 0 <{ :;. (!) 0 "~ 0 ~ S; Z ::> c{ Z <{ 0 a:: a.. '"'1 i , ~ !) ~*" 'V "" ~ ....."'9- ~ ....,V • "'f g, C !! ., o ~ 0 (,) Q. e '."'.~ ..0 o 2 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ONGOLE TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of villa•• Location Name of villaae Location Name of villale Cod_ No. Code No. Code Ne. (J) (2) (J) (2) (1) (2) 10 Alluru Kothapatnam 34 Karumancbi 42 Payakari Khandrika 11 Aloor 22 Konijedu 27 Pelluru 47 Ananthavaram 12 Koppolu 1 Pernametta 13 Annavaram 15 Kothamamidipalem 32 Ponduru 6 Chejeria 41 Madanur 39 Rajupalem 24 Cheruvukommupalem 35 Mallavarapadu 17 Sarvireddipalem 20 Chilakapadu 26 Malleswarapuram 28 Mangaladripuram 38 Somavarapadu 8 Devarampadu 18 Mangamur 46 Tangutur 31 Marlapadu 44 Thurpunaidupalem 23 Erajerla 21 Mittipadu 2 Mukthinuthalapadu 3 Trovaa Ullta 36 Gosuvandlaka ttubadi 7 Ulchi 4 Gudimellapadu 25 Narasapuram 33 Nidamalur 40 lthamukkala 29 Vallur 43 Vallur Kavalimanyam 4S Jayavaram 14 Onlole 37 Vasepallepadu 30 Kandulur 9 Padarthi 48 Velaaapudi S Karavadi 19 Patama ti thakkellapadu 16 Venlamukkapalem 49 50 VILLAGE PRA:KASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms" 5·10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of villaae of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) village (in ,-___..A.. __-, ,---______..A.. Code I No. hectares) House· Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Pernametta 2,759.54 1,325 6,256 P(5),M 5-10 W PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone 2 Mukthinuthala- 869.67 542 2,519, P(2) MCW, T PO 10+ -5 padu CHW 3 Trovagunta 1,401.83 1,362 6,026 P(3),M H W,T PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone 4 Gudirnellapadu 175.23 118 609 P(6) 5-10 T -5 ' 5-10 -5 'i Karavadi 2,642.59 J ,393 5,802 P(6),M,H H,PHS,D, W,TK PTO 5-10 BS,RS CHW(5) RP(Z), 0(2) 6 Chejer!a 1,034.37 380 1,678 P(2) -5 W PO 10+ -5 7 Ulchi 1.396.57 428 1,758 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 8 Devarampadu 2,993.45 950 4,575 . P(6) 10+ W,TK PO 10+ -5 9 Padarthi 3,349.17 1,145 5,234 P(3) 0 W PO 10+ BS 10 Alluru Kotha- 6,718.98 3,712 15,702 P(8)M,H CHW,HC, W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS patnam H,RP(3), Phone MeW, CWC 11 AloOf 1,980.53 440 2,062. P(4) CHW(4), W,T PO,TO, 5-10 BS PHC,H(2) Phone RP(3) 12 Koppolu 2.156;56 938 4,297. P{6} R'P(2) T PO,TO, -5 BS Phone 13 Annavaram 367.45 Uninhabited 14 Ongole (R) 1,151.73 2,975 12,978 P NH W PO -5 BS 15 Kothamamidi 884.64 37 175 P -5 T -s -5 -5 palem (R) 16 Vengamukka 659.64 296 1,376 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS palem 17 Sarvireddipalem 1,069.99 345 1,676 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10 18 Mangamur 1,064.32 724 3,169' P(4),M,H 5-10 W,TK PO,TO, 5-10 5-10 PTO, Phone 51 DIRECTORY and Land Uie ONGOLE T ALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,------"------, any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (inKms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 ) PR OngoJe 5 EA Rice T (40.47) 2,025.45 40.46 653.16 N60:M8:T2 Jowar TK (40.47) KR Ongole 2 ED,EO Rice 728.43 36.42 38.85 N12:M3 2 Jowar PR Ongole 5 EO,EO Rice ] ,159.83 242.00 N25:C2 3 Jowar MI5:T3 KR Ongole 3 ED Rice 152.57 22.66 4 Jowar PR Ongole 8 EA Rice 2,068.34 375.14 197.49 N60:M3:T4 5 Jowar KR Ongole 12 EA Rice 101.17 809.37 80.93 6 Jowar PR Ongole 14 EA Rice 1,082.94 80.93 162.68 NlO:T3 7 KR Ongole 16 ED Rice 1,740.14 1.214.05 38.86 N7:Tl 8 JowaI PR Ongoie 19 ED, Rice T (196.68) 2,341.91 809.37 9 EAG Jowar W (89.94) TK (75.27) TW (40.47) PR Ongole 16 Rice T (66.37) 3,341.08 1,317.65 1,993.48 N50:CI :M3:T2 10 Jowar TK (66.37) PR OngoJe 10 EA Rice 1,531.73 245.24 202.34 NIl 11 Jowar PR Oniole 3 ED,EO Rice 2,043.66 80.94 29.14 Chinoakesh- 12 Jowar wara and Anjaneya temples NI0:Ti Unillhabited 13 PR Ongole ED Rice 523.66 587.60 40.47 14 Jowar KR Ongo!e 3 Rice T (12.14) 639.00 101.17 129.90 15 Jowar TK (12.14) PR Ongole 5 ED Rice 410.99 214.48 2.42 N2:M2:T2 16 Jowar KR Ongole 8 Rice 843.77 225.41 17 Jowar KR Ongole 8 ED Rice 882.21 5.26 176.85 Sree Sitarama 18 Jowar Swamy temple N3:M2:T4 52 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the vil\age. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in bIoad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) , ______-L ____ ~ ______. Code village (in --___...A- ____, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) PA} (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 19 Pa tamatitha kkella- 457.29 202 851 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS padu 20 Chilakapadu 985.41 410 1,739 P,M 5-10 W,TW -5 10+ BS 21 Mittipadu 1,286.09 463 2,195. P(2) PRC W,R PO 10+ -5 22 Konijedu 2,789.09 940 4,317. P(6),M,H H W PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone 23 Erajerla 1,010.90 595 2,791· P,M D,CHW(3), W PO,TO, 5-10 BS SMP(3) Phone 24 Cheruvukommu- 866.03 503 2,184. P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 palem 25 Narasapuram 279.23 143 679 P -5 TK -5 -5 -5 ::L6 Malleswarapuram 171.59 Uninhabited 27 Pelluru 1,821.~9 519 2,225· P(3) 0 W PO -5 BS,RS 28 Manga1adripuram 249.69 114 444 P -5 W -5 5-10 -5 5-10 BS,RS 29 Vallur 2,414.35 757 2,968' P(3) RP, W PO CHW(2),O PO,TO, 5-10 BS 30 Kandulur 1,486.41 485 2,116. P(3) RP, W,TK CHW(2) Phone PO 10+ BS 31 Marlapadu 934.42 577 2,024· P(2) RP W PO 10+ 10+ 32 Ponduru 1,319.27 675 3,000· P(4) RP, W CHW(4) TK PO,TO, 10+ BS 33 Nidamalur 1,436.23 879 3,405· P(4),M RP(6) Phone W PO, 5-10 5-10 34 Karumanchi 1,045.30 989 3,732. P(3),M, H,D, H(2) RP(2) Phone W,TK, PO 10+ -5 35 Mallavarapadu 539.85 329 1,569 P(2) CHW(2) RP 36 Gosuvandlakattubadi 197.89 Uninhabited 5-10 TK 5-10 10+ 5-10 37 Vasepallepadu 937.25 133 729 P Uninhabited 38 Somavarapadu 172.47 574 P(2) CHW(2) W,HP PO 5-10 BS 39 Rajupalem 554.82 2,530' l'(7),M,H CHW(5), W,TK, PO,TO, 10+ 8S 40 lthamukkala 1,607.41 1,508 5,988 PIlC.FPC, C.O Phone NH(2),RP RP(3), W PO,TO, 10+ BS 41 Madanur 2,040.42 1.446 6,281 P(9) CHW(6) PTO, "Phone 53 DIRECTORY and Land Uliie ONGOLE TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ~------~------any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated U nirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical Of Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (2v) (I) --_ .. __ "_----_- PR Ongole 16 Rice 391.33 55.84 10.12 NI 19 Jowar PR Ongole 16 ED Rice 900.42 1.21 83.37 N3:Ml:Tl 20 Jowar - KR Ongole 20 ED Rice 1,143.23 26.71 62.32 N2:M3 21 Jowar PR Ongole 15 EA Rice T (65.96) 1,765.23 471.86 471.86 N6:M2:T3 22 Jowar TK (65.96) PR Ongole 8 EA Rice T (16.18) 703.34 225.81 59.89 NI:M3:T4 23 Jowar TK (16.18) KR Ongole 5 ED Rice 757.57 20.23 69.61 Nl:T2 24 Jowar KR Ongole 4 Rice 244.43 13.76 21.04 T2 25 Jowar Unillhabited 26 PR Ongole 4 ED Rice T (323.75) 971.24 404.69 N3:TI 27 TK (323.75) KR Ongole 8 ED Rice T(I.62) 214.48 10.93 16.59 28 Jowar TK (1.62) PR Ongole 10 ED Rice T (404.68) 1,821.08 40.46 28.33 NI0:MI:T4 29 Jowar TK (404.68) PR Ongole 10 ED Rice T (12.14) 1,242.38 40.46 141.64 NI:MI:TI 30 Jowar TK (12.14) PR Ongole 13 EA Rice T (80.94) 607.03 32.37 161.87 N25:Tl 31 Jowar TK (80.94) KR Ongole 20 ED Rice 1,238.33 80.94 N2:Tl 32 Jowar PR Ongoie 17 EA Rice 1,335.46 ]9.42 N32;T3 33 Jowar KR Oogole 16 EA Rice 809.37 20.23 80.94 N20:Cl:M7: 34 Jowar T5 KR Ongole 13 ED Rice 182.51 212.86 142.04 N2:Ml 35 JoWar Uninhabited 36 KR Ongole 13 Rice T (121040) 31.56 134.36 615.93 37 Jowar TK (121.40) Uninhabited 38 PR Ongole 14 EA Rice T (202.34) 206.39 109.27 20.23 N4:Ti 39 Jowar 0(121.41) WE (60.70) W (20.23) PR Ongole 19 EA Rice T (809.37) 636.16 80.94 80.94 Seacoast 40 Jowar 0(607.03) Temple N53: WE (202.34) C3:M4:T3 PR Ongole 22 EA Rice T (206.39) 853.48 736.12 244.43 N4:M2 41 Ragi WE (161.87) R (44.52) MADDIPADU TALUK .~ ~ 0 :s .. ~ c5..,'" ..e ~ ., t'" '" :0 ~ c f! ... i · 0 ;. § 9 '" fA, e '-' ... :[ ~ · .- •0> Z , · ~ 0 ~ I !!!...... 0 ~· , '" ... § ~ U " :J U '" 0 8on ~ u - (; ;:'" ..J ~ :::t a:: '§ .., (J') 1: ., ~ "C .... ~ .. U'" ".l.Nn~'Q'''''o~.L .) "'Olij ... l'O~NO "'O~' .4. (:) (:) o ( ~.:r I \ ... ""_' I . /.., )I"'-,\ ,_ I \\ "" ~ \ ,'"'_ )\ \ ~.g' \ \ I \ . \ i.. I \..-{ ~. '-...... ~. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MADDlPADU TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of villa•• Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code 1'10. (I) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) 4 Amangi 60 Gummalampadu 33 Nelatur 6 GundlapaUe 8 Nidamanur 26 Bandlamudi 56 Gpnduvari Lakshmipuram 19 Nippatlapadu 58 BhatIa Machavaram 46 Guravareddipalem 54 Bhusurapal~e 25 PadamatinaidupaJem 20 Budavada Ilapavulur 17 Pallamalle 41 Inamanamellur 45 Pedakothapalle 37 Chadalavada 49 Pidathalagud ipadu 23 Cbeemakurthi 24 Kandurivari Agraharam 57 Pidathalapudi 39 Chekurapadu 10 Kirthipadu 52 Pulikonda 31 Chendrapadu 12 Kolachanakota 53 Chinaravipadu 50 Konagarivaripalem 9 Rachavaripalem 38 Chirvanuppalapadu 7 Kothakota 22 Rajupalem Lakshmipuram 55 Ramachandrapuram 30 Lakshmipuram 15 Rangasayipuram 18 DevarapaJem 44 Lingamgunta 32 Rudravaram 14 Doddavaram 42 Doddavarapadu 40 Maddiralapadu 35 Seetharampuram 13 Mallavaram 43 Edugundlapadu 28 Manchikalapadu 27 Toragudipadu 48 Endloor 34 Maddipadu 21 Mylavaram 11 Velampalle 61 Gangavaram 47 Mynampadu 5 Venka teswarapuram 2 Garlapad 3 Ghadiyapadu 36 Nandipadu 59 Yenikapadu 51 Gonuluota 16 Nekunambadu 29 Yerragudipadu 57 58 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ...-----"-----, ...------"------, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and D.1Y or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the SlOP, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 lIapavulur ) ,432.18 417 2,178, P(3) -5 W PO 10+ 10+ 2 Garlapad 447.99 143 647 P SMP W PO 10+ 5-10 3 Ghadiyapadu 541.47 271 1,050 P SMP W PO 10+ 5-10 4 Amangi 1,382.81 544 2,262 ' P(2) SMP(2) W PO 10+ ~5 5 Venkateswarapuram 147.71 Uninhabited 6 Gundlapalle 944.94 315 1,387 P D W,R PO 10-1- BS 7 Kothakota J ,046.11 613 2,569 I P,M SMP(2) W PO 10+ BS 8 Nidamal1ur 1,430.16 1,315 5,935 P(7),M,H D,FPC, W PO, 10+ BS SMP \2), Phone RP, CHW(2) 9 Rachavaripalem 941.70 599 2,484 I P(2),O RP TK, PO,TO, 10+ -5 SMP R PTO,Phone 10 Kirthipadu 492.91 224 989 P (2) -5 R -5 10+ BS 11 Velampalle 576.06 318 1,487 P(2) RP(2) R PO,Phone 10+ BS 12 Kolachanakota 432.20 255 1,171 P(2) SMP T ~5 10+ -5 13 Mallavaram 813.82 373 1,682 P(2) SMP(3), W,R PO 10+ BS CHW 14 Doddav,lram 1,509.88 826 3,760. P(S), MeW, W PO, TO, 10+ 5-10 M,H RP(4) Phone 15 Rangasayipuram 242.41 115 600 P -5 W -5 10+ 10+ 16 Nekunambada 577.08 II 7 598 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 11 Pallamalle 2,106.38 659 3,307. P(3) 5-10 W,TK PO 10+ BS 18 Devarapalem 1,060.68 215 965 P(3) 10+ W PO 10+ BS 19 Nippatlapadu 1,'335.05 294 1,423 P(2) PIlS W PO 10+ BS 59 DIRECTORY and Land Ulle MADDIPADU TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ~------~------any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (2.1) (1) KR Addanki 15 Rice T (83.77) 566.96 404.68 374.74 1 Jowar WE (74.46) TK (9.31) KR Addanki,12 EA Rice T(17.00) 267.09 31.16 124.64 NI:M2:Tl 2 Jowar W (17.00) KR Addanki 12 EA Rice T (3.64) 243.62 121.00 129.50 N:NA:M2:Tf 3 Jowar W (3.64) PR Addanki 15 ED, Rice T (20.23) 535.80 809.37 8.09 N2:T1 4 EAG TK (20.23) Uninhabited 5 PR Ongole 19 ED, Rice 687.96 256.98 Nl:TI 6 EO PR Addanki 15 EA Rice 902.85 16.19 127.07 N4:M2:T2 7 Jowar PR Ongole 18 ED, Rice 967.20 72.84 249.69 NJ8:C2:M2: 8 EO Jowar TI KR Ongole 17 EA Rice T (38.85) 735.31 135.17 32.37 9 Jowar W (38.85) PR Ongole 17 ED Rice T (8.09) 406.71 43.30 Nl:T1 10 Jowar R (8.09) PR Ongole 16 EA Rice T (48.56) 435.44 4.05 87.01 NI0:Cl:Tl 11 Jowar R (48.56) PR OngoJe 18 ED, Rice T (S6.25) 244.43 72.84 57.06 Ml 12 EAG W (56.25) PR Addanki 12 ED Rice T 1I1.33) 645.88 20.23 136.38 N3 13 Jowar R (lO.12) W (1.21) KR Addanki 16 EA Rice T (237.14) 1,015.76 138.81 111.69 N8:M3:T8 14 Jowar WE (237.14) KR Addanki 16 EA Rice T (10.93) 43.7j 111.29 76.08 MJ:T1 15 Jowar WE (6.48) TK (2.43) W (2.02) PR Addanki 18 ED, Rice T (93.08) 240.79 121.40 121.40 16 EAG Jowar WE (40.47) W (28.33) TK (24.28) PR Addanki 18 EA Rlce 202.23 T (400.64) 607.03 202.34 687.96 N2:T2 17 Jowar WE (283.28) W (80.94) TK (36.42) PR Addanki 20 ED, Rice T (33.59) 627.26 44.51 323.75 N2 18 BAG Jowar TK (33.59) PR Ongole 36 ED Rice T (161.87) 352.08 607.03 141.64 Nl:T3 19 Jowar TK (16Un) 60 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT AmenitielO Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) - ___-A- ___ -, , Code village (in ------_------~- _ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Po~t and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I} (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) _----- 20 Budavada 1,105.60 319 1,739 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ -5 21 Mylavara 11 524.07 73 382 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10 22 Ra.iupalem Lakshmi- 925.ll 349 1,643 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 puram 23 Cheemakurthi 2,787.87 2,525 11,(i81 P(4), D W PO,TO, 10+ BS M,H,Jc PTO,Phone 24 Kandurivari Agra- 291.78 92 433 P -5 W -5 10+ -5 haram 25 Padama tinaidupalem 496.14 340 1,681 P(2) 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 26 Bandlamudi 537..97 256 1,179 P,M 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10 27 Toragudipadu 351.67 152 798 P 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10 28 Manchikalapadu 1,009.69 250 1,091 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10 29 Y erragudipad u 849.84. 102 519 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 30 Lakshmipuram 265.07 121 642 P -5 W PO 10+ BS 31 Chendrapadu 1,435.01 541 2.561. P(3) SMP(2) TK,W PO 10+ BS 32 Rudravaram 1,200.70 434 1,882 P(2),M,H H W PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone 33 Nelatur 963.15 630 2,763' P,O -5 TK PO 10+ BS 34 Maddipadu 1,193.41 611 2,921 ( P,(3),M, PHC TK,R PO,TO, 10+ BS H,O PTO, Phone 35 Seetharampuram 348.84 121 537 P CHW TK -5 10+ -5 36 Nandipadu 344.79 212 1,03~ P RP W,R -5 10+ 5-10 37 Chadalavada 1,638.57 448 2,113 P 5-10 W PO, Phone 10+ BS 38 Chirvanuppalapadu 847.00 556 2,687, P(3) 5-10 TK,W PO 10+ 5-10 39 Chekurapadu 471.86 374 1,697 P(2) 5-10 TK,W PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone 61 DIRECTORY aDd Land use MADDIPADU TALUK Land use (i. e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including r------.----"------, any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. tion to villa&e and distance supply food by souril:c gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms., for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) {20} m PR Ongole 32 ED Rice T (73.25) 624.02 372.31 13.35 NI:Tl 20 Jowar TK (73.25) KR Ongole ~1 Rice T (23.88) 323.75 80.94 20.64 21 Iowar TK (23.88) KR Ongole 25 Rice T (11.74) 768.90 80.94 48.56 Nl 22 Jowar TK (11.74) PR Ongole 23 EA Rice T (141.64) 283.28 171.99 2,120.55 N300:M 12:T4 23 Iowar TK(141.64) KR Ongoie 22 ED Rice T (31.97) 202.34 32.37 18.61 Nl 24 Iowar W (31.97) KR Ongole 23 ED Rice T (8.09) 341.55 80.94 49.37 25 Iowar TK (8.09) KR Ongole 22 EA Rice T (101.17) 323.75 80.94 20.2.3 Nl 26 Iowar WE (101.17) KR Ongole 22 ED Rice T (60.70) 202.34 16.19 44.51 27 Iowar TK (60.70) KR Ongole 21 ED Rice T (503.02) 229.86 121.41 129.50 Tl 28 Iowar W (503.02) KR Ongole 20 Rice T (9.71) 537.42 202.34 74.06 29 Iowar o (9.71) PR Ongole 19 Rice 205.99 2.02 57.06 N2 30 Iowar PR Addanki 18 EA Rice T (39.25) 1,133.12 198.29 N2:T1 31 Iowar TK (39.25) PR Ongole 17 ED Rice 950.61 22.66 227.43 N4 32 Iowar PR Ongole 18 ED Ricl! 870.07 84.98 6.88 33 Iowar PR Ongole 15 EA Rice T (42.09) 837.70 308.37 N50:C5:M2: 34 Iowar R (40.07) T3 TW (2.02) PR Ongole 14 EA Rice T (36.42) 254.95 53.42 Nl:C20:M4 35 Iowar R (24.28) WE (12.14) KR Ongole 15 ED Rice T (109.26) 176.0-4 59.08 Nl:T2 36 Jowar R (101.17) W (6.07) WE (2.02) PR Ongole 15 ED Rice T (23.07) 1,302.28 113.31 199.91 Sree Raghu- 37 Jowar R (23.07) nayaka Swa- my Temple N12 KR Ongole 13 EA Rice 766.07 40.47 40.46 N2:T2 38 Iowar PR 0.1gole 9 ED Rice 341.15 10.12 82.96 N2:T1 39 Jowar 62 VILLAGE PRAIASAM DI~T.l.ICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distanco Lela- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Colle village (in r-----"-----, ,------"------, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 40 Maddiralapadu 734.50 408 1,856 P(2) 5-10 TK PO,TO. 5-10 BS Phone 41 Inamanamellur 2,040.02 1,285 5,676 P(6),M,H NH R,W PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO, Phone 42 Doddavarapadu 4:.l3.31 264 1,169 P(2) -5 TK PO,Phone 5-10 BS , 43 Edugundlapadu 686.85 440 2,131. P(3} HC,FPC W,TK PO,Phone 5-10 BS 44 Lingamgunta &68.86 533 2,388' P(3), SMP(2) W,TK PO,TO 5-10 BS M,H 45 Pedakothapalle 1,443.91 824 3,6130 P(4}, M,O(3) D,RP TK,W PO 10+ BS 46 Guravareddipalem 348.84 325 1,380 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 47 Mynampadu 2,270.28 956 4,0~6' P(3), M.H -5 W PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO, Phor.e 48 Endloor 1,106.81 602 2,473. P(3) 5-10 TK,W PO 10+ -5 49 Pidathailliudipadu 1,033.97 363 1,712 P -5 W po 10+ 50 Konagarivaripalem 278.42 90 447 P 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10 51 Gonugunta 3,946.48 898 4,461. P(6) 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10 52 Pulikonda 966.39 177 86! P 5-10 W po 10+ BS 53 Chinaravipadu 744.62 283 854 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10 54 Bhusllrapalle 369.07 14S 727 P 10+ W PO 10+ ro+ 55 Ramachandrapuram 454.46 85 526 P 10+ W -5 10+ 10+ 56 Gunduvari Lakshmi- 860.36 116 584 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10 puram 57 Pidathalapudi 694.03 163 786 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ -5 58 Bhatia Machavaram 2,126.62 684 3,375. P(3), M,H 5-10 R.W PO 10+ BS 5' Yenikapadu 613.10 301 1,535 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 60 Gummalampadu 1,140.81 252 1,295 P(3) 5-10 W PO,TO, 10+ PTa 61 Gangavaram 3,752.24 1,921 9,163 P(6), M,H H,O W PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO, Phone 63 DIRECTORY and Land Uie MADDIPAOU TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded uplo 2 decimal places) including r-______~ __..A.. ______~_ any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I) -~--.--.------ PR Ongole 13 ED Rice 664.09 50.18 N6:C2:M2:T1 40 Jowar PR Ongole 14 EA Rice T (120.60) 1,651.52 176.85 NI5:C5:MIO: 41 Jowar R (120.60) T3 PR Ongole 19 ED Rice 321. 72 101.17 69.20 N3:Cl:Ml 42 Jowar PR Ongole 8 ED Rice 594.08 35.61 56.66 N10:C1:M2: 43 Jowar Tl PR Ongole 7 ED Rice 720.34 10.12 137.59 NI0:M2:Tl 44 Jowar PR Ongole 10 ED R:ce 1,207.98 105.22 127.07 NI0:M3:T3 45 Jowar PR Ongole 14 ED Rice 316.06 31.97 N2 46 Jowar PR Ongole 14 ED Rice T (60.70) 1,849.41 360.17 N3:M5:T5 47 Jowar TK (60.70) PR Ongole 13 ED Rice T (121.81) 805.32 179.68 N1:M2:Tl 48 Jowar TW (121.81) PR Ongole 16 ED Rice T (42.90) 739.36 102.79 141.64 Nl:Tl 49 Jowar W (42.90) KR Ongole 18 Rice 187.37 70.41 20.64 Tl 50 Jowar KR Ongole 24 ED Rice T (131.52) 1,873.69 1,072.41 704.15 N6:Cl:M2: 51 Jowar TK (131.52) T3 PR Ongole 32 Rice T (17.40) 28.33 895.97 24.69 Nl 52 Jowar TK (17.40) 101.58 KR Ongoie 35 ED Rice T (57.46) 305.94 267.09 N1 53 Jowar W (57.46) 246.86 33.18 61.92 KR Ongole 32 ED Rice T (25.49) N3 54 Jowar W (25.49) 174.82 6.88 N2:Tl KR Ongole 32 Rice 271.14 55 Jowar 48.56 100.36 56 KR Ongole 26 Rice T (69.61) 639.40 Jowar TK (69.61) 275.19 53.42 Nl 57 KR Oogole 24 Rice T (16.19) 316.46 Jowar TK (16.19) 912.56 607.03 607.03 N6:M2:T2 PR Ongole 25 Rice 58 Jowar 404.68 40.47 113.31 N1:Tl 59 KR Ongole 24 Rice T (16.19) Jowar TK (16.19) 31.56 NI 60 PR Ongole 18 Rice T (82.57) 842.56 176.04 Jowar TK (82.57) 323.75 NlOO:MI:T3 61 PR Addanki 24 EA Rice T (141.64) 3.217.24 40.47 Jowar TK (141.64) PODILI TALUK , :!! ~ ''!1 ':;: r j ~ Ii , I ~ • a ~ I oJ" t i 0 ~ u . 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I ALPHA.BETICAL LIST OF VILLAG ES PODlLI TALUK 1981 1981 19&1 LocatloQ Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1 ) (2) 33 Akkacheruvu 63 Jafalapuram 62 Rajupalem 28 Amudalapalle 80 Ramachandrapuram 75 AnkepaUe 69 Kakarla 50 Ramayanam Khandriga e 26 Al1navaram 60 Kallampall 71 Ramayapalem 48 Karnbalapadu 10 Aswarayunipalem 25 Ramulaveedu 15 Katragunta 2 Kesavabhotlapalcm 45 Baduguleru 20 Salakanuthala 16 Konakanamitla 6 Basavapuram 41 Salanuthala 19 KondayapaJem 37 Ba tchalakur apad u 78 Sannamuru 76 Kuchipudi 39 Budamkayal apadu 36 Siddavaram 23 Kunchepalle 8 Buradapalem 22 Sudanagunta 55 Lakshmipuram 59 Challuru 29 Teegadurthipadu 70 Chilamakuru 52 Madalavaripalem 56 Thalamalla 72 Chimata 31 Mallavaram 21 Thummagunta 43 Ch inamanagunda m 67 Marripadu 12 Thuvvapadu 47 Chinarikatla 42 Mohammadapuram 66 Tippaladevipalle 27 Chin tagampalle 35 M ugachin thala 9 Chintagunta 7 Mummayapalem 57 Uppalapadu 5 Munagapadu 24 Dasal1apalle 73 Vallayapalem 34 Dondleru 40 Nagampalle 82 Vankamarripalem 17 Nagarajukunta 3 Egalapadu 11 Vedurallapadu 51 Nandipalem 18 Veerabhadrapuram 77 Ganjipalem 30 Nimmavaram 4 Veligandla 38 Garimanapenta 74 Nirmamapuram 79 Vemavaram 13 Garladinne 14 Vinjavarthipadu 81 Garlapeta 49 Obulakkapalle 54 Gosukonda Pamulapadu 65 Yadavalli 44 Gotlagattu 68 58 Yeluru 61 Gundlasamudram Pannuru 64 PedarikalJa 46 Irasalagundam 53 Podili 32 Zuvvaleru 65 66 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the Village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and In broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,.---______..A. Code village (in ,--__..A. ___ -, , No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Po table) the SlOP, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (49) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Pamulapadu 1,265.85 161 938 P(3) CHW W,HP PO 10+ -5 2 Kesavabhotlapalem 819.89 20 79 -5 -5 W -5 10+ 5-10 3 Egalapadu 848.62 172 927 P CHW, W PO 10+ -5 PHC 4 Veligandla 1,464.55 250 1,278 P(3) CHW W PO 10+', -5 5 Munagapadu 1,702.91 428 2,065 I P(3) D,CHW W PO 10+ BS 6 BasaYapuram 607.03 61 344 P CHW W -5 10+ -5 7 Mummllyapa1em 195.46 Uninhabittd 8 Buradapalem 919.04 37 225 P CHW W 5-10 10+ 5-1U 9 Chinta"un ta 1,014.54 170 314 P CHW W -5 10+ -5 10 Aswarayunipalem 437,87 Uninhabit,d 11 Vedurallapadu 1,003.81 176 876 P(2) CHW W PO 10+ BS 12 Thuvvapadu 2,057.S2 295 1,341 P(lO) CHW W PO 10+ -5 13 Garladinne 1,311.18 197 1,048 P(2) D,CHW, W -5 10+ BS PHC 14 Vinjavanhipadu 776.93 91 494 P 5-10 W -5 10+ BS 15 Katragunta l,7i5.42 391 2.038 • P(6) 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10 16 Konakanamitla 1,642.61 395 1,978 P(3) PHC, W PO 10+ BS CHW(2) MCW 17 Nagarajukunta 775.38 203 1,032 P CHW W PO 10+ BS IS Veerabhadrapurllm 475.50 Uninh"bited 19 Kondayapalem 475.91 93 499 P CHW W -5 10+ ·5 20 Salakanuthala 552.39 114 590 P CHW W -5 10+ -5 21 Thummagunta 773.76 129 736 P CHW W,Hl' PO 10+ 5~10 22 Sudanagunta 1,881." 282 1,397 P CHW W,HP PO 10+ -5 67 DIRECTORY and Land use PODILI T ALUK Land use (i. c., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal pJaces) including .------"------, any place of Loca- Approach Ne:lrest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste ,IYailable historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (l~ ------_---- ~------_._ ------_.- -_------ KR Kanigiri 38 Rice T(27.11) 638.19 161.87 369.07 Jowar W(27.11) KR Kanigiri 38 ED Rice 486.02 161.87 167.13 2 Jowar KR Kanigiri 38 Jowar T (25.09) 445.15 244.43 133.95 3 Ragi W (25.09) KR Kanigiri 38 Jowar T(64.75) 972.46 230.26 197.08 4 Ragi TK (40.47) W (24.28) PR Kanigiri 38 Ragi T (53.01) 1,133.93 405.09 110.48 T2 5 Bajra W (53.01) KR Kanigiri 38 Ragi T (16.59) 467.41 27.92 95.11 6 Bajra TK (12.54) W (4.05) Uninhabited 7 KR Kanigiri 30 Ragi T (22.66) 655.59 151.76 66.77 NI 8 Bajra W (22:66) KR Markapur 31 ED Ragi T (82.15) 661.66 153.78 116.95 NJ:Tl 9 Bajra W (82.15) Uninhabited 10 PR Markapur 30 Ragi T (61.11) 567.37 226.62 146.90 NI II W (61.11) KR Kanigiri 28 Ragi T (150.95) 777.80 509.90 617.14 12 W (150.95) PR Markapur 25 Ragi T (161.87) 364.22 352-88 431.80 13 W (161.87) PR Kanigiri 21 Ragi 87.41 T (55.0.i) 380.40 67.99 146.09 14 Sajja W (55.04) KR Kanigiri 22 Ral:i 424.92 T (1,416.40) 607.03 404.68 849.84 15 Sajja W (1,416.40) PR Kanigiri 29 EAG Ragi T (127.48) 684.32 475.10 355.31 N2:Cl 16 Bajra W (127.48) PR Kanigiri 33 Ragi T (20.64) 588.41 21.85 144.07 NI 17 Bajra W (20.64) Uninhabited 18 KR Kanigiri 34 Ragi T (26.30) 284.90 100.36 63.94 19 Bajra W (26.30) KR Kanigiri -33 Ragi T (44.92) 222.58 203.96 80.93 20 Bajra W (44.92) KR Kanigiri 35 Rice T (64.75) 409.14 161.87 122.62 21 Jowar TK (54.63) W (10.12) KR Kanigiri 37 Rice T (55.85) 1,405.06 161.87 141.64 Nl 22 TK (43.71) W (12.14) 68 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenitiei Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is givf'n) - ___...A.. ___" Code village (in r------'~----.. ------\ No. hectares, Hotlse- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) , (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 23 KunchepaIJe 976.91 349 1,734 P(4) NH, W PO 10+ -5 CHW 24 Dasallapalle 558.46 35 200 P CHW W -5 -5 -5 25 Ramulaveedu 1,254.12 80 416 P 0 W,HP PO 10+ 5-10 26 Annavaram 483.60 122 620 P -5 W,HP PO 10+ 5-10 27 Chintagampalle 482.79 72 423 P caw W -5 5-10 -5 28 Amudalapalle 445.56 82 375 P -5 W,HP -5 5-10 -5 29 Tcegadurthipadu 624.83 59 248 -5 -5 W,HP 5-10 10+ -5 30 Nimmavaram 656.40 78 396 P -5 C -5 -5 -5 31 Mallavaram 828.39 17J 910 P 0 W,HP -5 -5 BS 32 Zuvvaleru 1,013.33 195 1,008 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5 33 Akkacheruvu 468.62 165 963 P CHW, W,HP PO -5 -5 PHC 34 DondJeru 536.61 21 107 -5 -5 W -5 5··10 -5 35 Mugacbinthala 926.73 165 882 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS 36 Siddavaram 2,738.91 414 2,005 1 P(3) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 37 Batchalakurapa du 1,391.71 197 916 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS 38 Garimanapenta 1,108.43 255 1,139 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ BS 39 Budamkayalapadu 710.63 10 46 -5 -5 W PO 10+ -5 40 Nagampalle 576.68 211 1,098 P(2) -5 W PO 10+ BS 41 Salanuthala 1,002.81 168 761 P -5 W PO 10+ BS 42 Mohammada 1,456.46 164 777 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS pur am 43 Chinamanaaundam 951.82 290 1,373 P(2) PHC W PO 10+ BS 69 DIRECTORY and Land use POD ILl TALUK Land use (i. 1;., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including r-----'- ...A------, any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1; KR Kaniglri 36 ,EAG Rice T(71.22) 464.98 123.83 291.78 N3 23 Bajra W (71.22) KR Kanigiri 37 BAG Rice T (9.31) 399.42 80.94 63.14 I4 Bajra W (9.31) KR Kanigiri 38 Rice T (11.74) 732.D7 117.36 351.67 25 Bajra W(11.74) KR Kanigiri 37 Rice T (22.26) 281.26 42.09 l37.19 26 Jowar W (22.26) KR Kanigiri 37 Rice T (10.12) 364.21 50.59 54.63 27 Ragi W (10.12) KR Kanigiri 35 Rice T (18.61) 206.39 125.45 63.13 28 Ragi W (18.6J) KR Kanigiri 35 Rice T (12.95) 281.26 53.42 227.03 29 Ragi W (12.95) KR Kanigiri 34 Rice T (J3.36) 333.86 82.96 184.13 30 Ragi W (13.36) PR Kanigiri 32 ED Rice T (64.75) 566.56 35.61 145.69 N2 31 Ragi W (28.33) GC (24.28) TK (12.14) KR Kanigiri 32 EAG Ragi T (48.56) 753.12 39.66 171.99 Nl 32 W (40.47) TK (8.09) KR Kanigiri 32 Rice T (28.33) 304.73 18.21 103.20 33 Ragi W (16.19) TK (12.14) KR Kanigiri 27 Ragi T (6.88) 393.35 99.55 36.42 34 W (6.88) PR Kanigiri 28 ED Ragi T (263.85) 558.46 38.44 26.30 35 Jowar W (263.SS) PR Kanigiri 24 ED Ragi T (40.87) 884.65 1,137.16 676.23 N1 36 Jowar W (40.87) 838.91 PR Kauigiri 20 Ragi T (399.02) 121.41 37 Bajra TK (399.02) 222.58 PR Kanigiri 19 Ragi T (526.09) 48.56 246.86 NI 38 Jowar W (526.09) 23.07 KR Kanigiri 20 Ragi T(16.19) 371.91 283.28 39 W (16.19) 108.86 PR Kanigiri 20 Ragi T (425.73) 33.59 8.50 40 Jowar W (425.73) 674.20 88.22 157.42 PR Kanigiri 20 Ragi T (36.42) 41 Jowar W (36.42) 144.88 36.02 626.86 N1 PR Kanigiri 15 ED Ragi T (645.88) 42 Jowar W (645.88) 18.61 143.66 43 PR Kanigiri 15 ED Ragi T (637.78) 70.82 W (637.78) 70 VILLAGE PRAKASAM OISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and!O + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in --___...A- ___ -', ______- _L ______--___- No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) • (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 44 Gotlagattu 2,537.37 609 2,941, P(6),M,H -5 W PO 10+ BS 45 Baduguleru 3,322.06 263 1,295 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 46 Irasalagundam 1,333.44 225 1,059 P -5 W PO 10+ -5 47 Chinarikatla 2,485.17 407 2,010' P(2) -5 W PO,TO 10+ BS 48 KambaJapadu 1,675.39 517 2,530, P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 49 Obulakkapallc 817.05 136 702 P CHW W,HP -5 5-10 -5 50 Ramayanam 312.01 48 232 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5 Kbandriga 51 Nandipalem 490.88 155 772 P -5 W -5 -5 BS 52 Madalavaripalem 437.46 177 986 P CHW W,HP PO 5-10 5-10 53 Pod iii 4,387.59 2,926 14,004 P(13),M(3), H(2) HP PO, TO, -5 BS H(3),JC PTO 54 Gosukonda 388.90 114 642 P CHW W 5-10 5-10 -5 55 Lakshmipuram 502.62 Unillhabited 56 Thalamalla 1.237.12 272 1,319 p(2) H HP PO -5 BS 57 Uppalapadu 1,000.79 330 1,789 P(2) H W,R PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO 58 Yeluru 1,201.10 412 2.0~2 ' P(2) -5 W,HP PO 10+ -5 59 Challuru 534.18 57 291 P 5-10 HP -5 10+ -5 60 Kallllmpalle 1,812.18 310 1.733 P D W,HP PO 10+ 5-10 61 Gundlasamudram 1,757.95 377 1,778 P(4) CHW, W,HP PO 5-10 BS 0 62 Rajupaiem 1,032.35 39 217 P 5-10 W ~5 5-10 -5 63 Jafaiapuram 805.32 Uninhabited 71 DIRECTORY PODILI T ALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ~------~------any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to Village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (2~) ( 1) PR Kanigiri 19 ED Ragi 375.14 T (139.21) 1,970.82 40.06 12.14 N3 44 Sajja W (139.21) PR Kanigiri 11 Ragi T (511.12) 1,018.19 92.27 1,699.67 45 Sajja W (511.12) KR Kanigiri 17 Ragi T (473.89) 88.22 771.33 46 Jowar W (473.89) PR Kanigiri 19 ED Ragi 151.76 T (57.46) 1,829.58 101.58 307.97 N2 47 W (57.46) PR Kanigiri 21 ED Ragi T (773.76) 135.16 524.88 241.59 NI:MI:T3 48 Sajja R (651.14) W (122.62) KR Kanigiri 26 Rice T (48.56) 526.09 161.87 64.75 49 Ragi W (48.56) KR Kanigiri 27 Ragi T (9.71) 210.44 30.35 38.44 50 Jowar W (9.71) PR Kanigiri 26 Rice T (399.42) 4.86 4.05 80.94 51 Jowar W (399.42) KR Kanigiri 27 Rice T (13.76) 303.51 38.44 50.59 52 Jowar W (13.76) PR Kanigiri 29 ED Rice T (410.35) 2,731.62 48.56 1,185.73 N305:C6: 53 Jowar TK (329.41) Mll:T3 W (80.94) KR Kanigiri 35 ED Rice T (8.50) 313.63 12.14 44.52 54 Jowar W (8.50) Uninhabited 55 PR Kanigiri 35 ED Rice T (77.29) 771.33 84.98 303.52 N3 56 Jowar GC (48.56) R (28.73) PR Kanigiri 34 ED Rice T (169.97) 312.01 212.86 293.40 N25 57 Ragi GC (169.97) KR Kanigiri 36 ED Rice T (97.12) 538.23 105.62 392.54 58 Jowar TK (97.12) KR Kanigiri 36 Rice T (44.5t) 263.04 125.05 80.94 59 Jowar GC (24.28) R (20.23) KR Kanigiri 27 Ragi T (52.61) 1,487.22 70.82 198.30 Nl 60 Jowar TK (29.14) W (23.47) PR Kanigiri 26 ED Rice T (120.60) 1,375.93 20.23 161.87 NI 61 Raai GC (61.92) TK (58.68) KR Kanigiri 25 Rice T (27.11) 566.56 303.51 121.40 62 Ragi TK (14.97) W (12.14) Uninhabited 63 72 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenitiej Total number of Amenities available (if not availal.,le within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,----..A..__ , ,------...A..----______-, ~o. hectares) Hou<;e- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 64 Pedarikatla 3,154.52 783 4,004 • P(4),M,H RMP,D W FOr,TO 10+ BS 65 Yadavalli 2.066.72 272 1,489 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 as 66 Tippaladevipalle 975.29 43 192 P -5 W -5 5-10 -5 67 Marripadu 4,379.50 941 4,408' P(3).M,H H W PO,TO 5-111 BS 68 Pannuru 1,126.64 147 &10 P(2) H W,HP PO 5-10 5-10 69 Kakarla 2,757.52 526 2,714' P(3),M,H H,PHC W,HP, PO 5-10 5-10 R 70 Chilamakuru 1,411.14 270 1.361 P(2) H W,HP PO 5-10 5-10 71 Ramayapalem 758.78 104 509 P(2) D W,HP PO 5-10 10+ 72 Chimata 3.049.30 531 3,654· P(2) -5 W,HP PO 5-10 10+ 73 Vallayapalem 596.10 143 726 P -5 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10 74 Nirmamapuram 562.51 24 153 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 -5 75 AnkepaUe 538.23 133 749 P(2) PHC W,HP PO 5-10 -5 76 Kuchipudi 2,326.13 354 1,823 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 77 Ganjipalem 446.77 16 78 P -5 W,HP -5 5-10 -5 78 Sannamuru 1.618.74 148 707 P(3) H W,HP PO 5-10 BS 79 Vemavaram 1,956.25 243 1,215 P(3) 5-10 HP PO 5-10 BS 80 Ramachandrapuram 392.14 Uninhabited 81 Gar1apeta 2,333.41 366 1,751 P(3) H W,HP PO 5-10 BS 82 V IInkamarripalem 228.24 47 262 P -5 HP -5 10+ -5 73 DIRECTORY and Land Ulie PODILI TALUK Land use (i. e., area under differellt types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ~------~------~------~ any place of Loca Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. tion to village and distance supply food by sour~e gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (2J) (1) PR Kanigiri 14 ED Ragi T (194.25) 2,008.04 449.20 407.92 N4:MI:T3 64 Bajra W (161.87) TK (32.38) PR Kanigiri 6 ED Ragi 216.10 T (799.66) 305.94 151.76 552.39 Nl - 65 W (799.66) KR Kanigiri 17 Ragi T (105.22) 141.64 190.61 473.48 66 Jowar GC (105.22) PR Kanigiri 19 ED Rice T (57.06) 1,116.12 2,161.02 1,042.87 N4:Ml:T1 67 Jowar TK (57.06) KR Kanigiri 27 Ragi T(l99.11) 190.20 380.40 352.07 68 Sajja TK (129.91) GC (69.20) KR Kanigiri 32 ED Rice T (97.12) 1,509.47 633.33 509.90 N3:Tl 69 Jowar GC (97.12) KR Kanigiri 36 Rice T (157.83) 639.40 335.89 276.40 NA 70 Ragi GC (89.03) R (68.80) KR Kanigiri 32 Ragi T (\19.79) 93.08 222.98 307.96 71 Jowar GC (68.80) R (50.99) KR Kanigiri 28 Rice T (165.92) 2,266.23 214.48 299.87 N2 72 Jowar TK (97.12) GC (68.80) KR Kanigiri 30 Rice T (202.75) 80.94 113.31 169.97 73 Jowar R (133.55) GC (69.20) KR Kanigiri 29 Ragi T (84.98) 93.08 153.78 218.53 74 Jowar R (48.56) GC (36.42) KR Kanigiri 29 Ragi T (214.89) 48.16 97.12 178.06 75 Jowar R (129.90) GC (84.99) PR Kanigiri 24 Rice T (106.43) 1,334.08 428.96 45'3.25 N2 76 Jowar GC (106.43) KR Kanigiri 29 Ragi T (57.06) 250.90 113.72 19.02 77 Jowar GC (32.78) R (24.28) PR Kanigiri 30 Ric~ T (210.44) 910.54 247.67 218.53 Nl 78 Ragi TK (125.45) GC (84.99) PR Kanigiri 18 Rice T (151.35) 1,375.93 97.12 218.53 79 lowar TK (82.55) GC (68.80) Uninhabited 80 PR Kanigiri 13 Rice T (226.62) 1,469.00 95.10 392.54 N4 81 Ragi TK (137.59) GC (89.03) KR Kanigiri 13 Ragi T (60.70) 36.02 131.52 Nl g2 Jowar R(60.70) TARLUPADU TALUK . .,.. ., .. .,., .. .,~:"::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~'E::::~::~r-I !: ~ ~ ~ 't : $ ':! ~ ~ ~ z c ::> I- ::!" ..,. 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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TARLUPADU TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of villag.: Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) 21 Alava lapad u 44 Kalavalapalle 8 Polepalle 52 Ambapuram 68 Kal uzuvalar-adu 54 Pothalapadu 32 Ananthavaram 53 Kandallapalle 11 Potlapadu 41 Aravallipadu 78 Karumanipal1e 35 Ragamakkapalle 2 Avulamanda Kethagudipi 58 69 Ragasamudram Kocherlakota 30 29 Ramapuram Kolluru 27 Baoapuram 3 56 Rayavaram Kondareddipalle 6 Battepadu 66 71 Regumanipalle 17 Bayyavaram 4 Kosipuram 81 Rolugumpadu 34 Bhuman~palle 13 Kurichedu 28 Rudrasamudram 20 Bodanampadu 51 Bodapadu 74 Lakshmakkapatle 47 Sangapuram 39 Laksbminarayanapll ram 60 Seethanagula varam 9 Chandavaram 7 Lakshmipuram 31 Siddayapalem 77 Chennaredd ipalle 59 Surepalle 15 Mallayapalem 76 Managa1akunta 18 Dekanakonda 84 Tadivaripallc 33 Manginipudi Marripalem 63 Tarillpadu 23 Gangadonakonda 73 Meerjapeta 62 Tellabadu 22 Gangavaram (west) 79 Mustla Gangavaram 50 Tellapadu 45 Ganivanipadu 64 Thummalacheruvu 55 Ganugapenta 83 Nagendlamudupu 57 Goguladinne 10 Naidupalem (West) 26 Vabbapuram 80 Gollapalle 16 Namasivayyapuram 72 Vaddimadllgu 61 Gorllgunthalapadu 37 Narasimhanayanipalem 48 Vaddipadu 40 Gudipadu 46 Vagernadugu 65 Obayapalle 70 Gurralamadugu 24 Veeravenkatapuram 42 Padamati Venkatapuram 36 Indlacheruvu 82 Pathepuram 49 West Kambhampadu alias 38 Peddanapalem Nalabo thulavaripalem 5 Jagannadhapuram 19 Peddavaram 14 West Veerayapalern 75 Jagannadbapuram 12 Perubhotlapal em 67 Jangamreddipalle 43 Pochamakkapalle 25 Yerrabalem 75 76 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and In broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,...-__..A.. ___ -, r------..A.. ______- ______, No. hectares) Housc- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, if any water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Mustla Gangavaram 1,401.42 87 450 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ 10+ 2 A vulamanda 3,207.92 302 1,476 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ 3 Kolluru 1,425.70 275 1,604 P 10+ w PO 10+ 10+ ~ Kosipural11 782.66 76 411 P 10+ w -5 10+, 10+ 5 Jagannadhapuram 377.96 2 -5 10+ w -5 10+ 10+ 6 Ba t tepad u 469.03 53 213 P w -5 10+ 10+ 7 Lakshmipuram 1,131.90 134 803 p 10+ W PO 10+ 10+ S Polepalle 2,430.54 394 2,054. P D W PO 10+ BS 9 Chandavaram 1,764.83 502 2,567, P(2),M D(A) W PO 10+ BS 10 Naidupalem (West) 2,575.41 287 1,488 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ 10+ 11 Potlapadu 2,711.79 513 2,763, P,MH -5 W PO 5-10 RS 12 PerubhotJapaJem 270.73 86 440 p 5-10 W 5-10 ' 5-10 5-10 13 Kurichedu 2,628.02 1,335 6,702 P,M,H H,PHC T PTO -5 RS,BS 1~ West Veerayapalem 1,416.80 630 2,950' P -5 W PO -5 -5 15 Mallayapalem 1,010.09 Uninhabited i6 Namasivayyapuram 1,452.01 297 1,459 P -5 W PO 5-10 5-10 17 Bayyavaram 865.62 107 569 P 5-10 W -5 10+ 10+ 18 Dekanakonda 1,619.95 373 2,028, P D w -5 10+ 10+ 19 Peddavaram 1,519.19 201 998 P -5 w PO 10+ 10+ 20 Bodanampadu 1,137.16 282 1,591 P 5-10 w PO 10+ BS 21 Alavalapadu 1,103.17 182 972 P o w PO 10+ 5-10 22 Gangavaram (West) 2,031.52 367 1,946 P,M,H PHC W PO 5-10 -5 23 Gangadonakonda 1,902.02 296 1,565 P,H,M 5-10 w PO 10+ RS 77 DJR.E.CTORY and Land use TARLUPADU TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,-______..A... ______-, any place of Loca- Appro:lcr. Nearest tuwn Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, lion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18 ) (19) (20) (I) ------~.------_.. - ---_._----_------ KR Vinukanda 25 Rice T (10.12) 1,156.59 80.94 121.40 Jawar TK (10.12) KR Vinukanda 30 Rice 590.44 T (33.18) 991.88 783'06 809.38 2 Jawar TK (33.18) KR Markapur 36 Rice T (42.90) 1,058.65 81.34 242.81 3 Jawar TK (42.90) KR Markapur 30 Rice 192.63 114.93 474.48 4 Jawar KR Markapur 17 Rice T (8.90) 88.63 4.05 276.40 5 Jow;.r TK (8.90) KR Markapur 25 T(9.31) 124.64 8.09 326.58 6 Jawar TK (9.31) KR Markapur 25 Rice T (10.12) 60.70 719.53 263.05 7 Jawar TK (10.12) PR Markapur 25 ED Rice T (2.02) 2,114.07 209.63 48.56 8 TK (2.02) PR Markapur 33 ED Rice T (323.75) 534.18 40.47 866.43 N5:C2:MI 9 Jawar TK (323.75) KR Markapur 30 Rice 100.77 T (38.85) 940.08 434.63 1,060.27 10 Jawar W (38.85) KR Vinukanda 27 ED Rice 467.i2 T (~9.08) 1,652.33 314.06 202.34 11 J.war TK (59.08) KR Vinukanda 25 Rice T (2.S3) 204.77 48.97 13.76 12 Jawar TK (2.83) PR Vinukanda 20 ED Rice T (38.85) 2,147.26 404.68 29.94 13 Jawar TK (38.85) KR Vinukonda 25 ED Rice T (52.61) 1,254.52 0.81 27.92 14 Jowar TK (52.61) Uninhabited 15 KR VinukoRda 26 Rice T (11.74) 323.75 0.81 1,099.93 16 Jawar TK (11.74) KR Vinukonda 24 Rice T (19.83) 528.52 121.40 160.66 17 Jawar TK (19.83) KR Vinukonda 25 Ric~ T (l4.57) 837.70 344.55 353.69 18 Jawar TK (14.57) KR Vinukonda 26 Rice T (18.61) 776.99 249·69 4.72 19 Jawar TK (18.61) PR Vinukonda 30 ED Rice T (11.33) 202.34 906.49 20 Jawar TK (11.33) KR Vinukonda 30 Rice T (14.57) 870.48 69.60 148.52 21 Jowlr TK ('4.57) KR Vinukanda 36 ED Rice T (51.39) 1,658.80 142.04 170.37 22 Jawar TK (51.39) KR Markapur 36 Rice 631.31 T (20.64) 1,214.05 2.02 20.23 23 Jawar W (20.64) 78 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenitiei ------Total number of Amenities available (if not availaLle within the village, the distance L.oca- Total area HousehQlds and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,----.A..---, ,-______.A.. _____ ------"'"1 !Ito. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day Of Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway , market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 24 Veeravenkatapuram 127.07 231 1,170 P D W -5 10+ BS,RS 25 Yerrabalem 912.56 118 685 P 10+ w PO 10+ BS,RS 26 Vabbapuram 240.38 151 746 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS 27 Badapuram 1,672.97 910 4,765, P 10+ W PO 10+ RS 28 Rudrasamudram 2,615.07 303 1,589 P 10+ W . PO 10+ 5-10 29 Ramapuram 696.06 214 995 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+ 30 Kocherlakota 2,912.52 514 2,393. P(4J D W PO 10+ BS 31 Siddayapalem 344.79 128 709 P 10+ W -5 10+ 10+ 32 Ananthavaram 410.75 89 484 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+ 33 Manginipudi 1,190.18 233 1,278 P(4) 5-10 W PO 10+ RS 34 Bhumanapalle 1,294.99 120 641 P 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10 35 Ragamakkapalle 1,767.66 117 690 P 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10 36 Indlacheruvu 1,755.93 237 1,268 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10 37 Narasimha nayani- 1,294.99 130 675 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10 palem 38 Peddanapalem 1,035.99 205 1,003 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS 39 Lakshminarayana- 1,158.21 Uninhabited puram 40 Gudipadu 3,334.60 479 2,380' P(4) 10+ W PO 10+ BS 41 Aravallipadu 1,113.69 224 1,119 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ BS 42 Padamati Venka- 1,348.41 229 I, 116 P(3) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS tapuram 43 Pochammakkapalle 294.21 Uninhabited 44 Kala vaJapaUe 395.38 7 42 P -5 W -5 10+ -5 45 Ganivanipadu 492.50 77 528 P CHW W 10+ 10+ -5 79 DIRI:CTORY and Land Uie TARLUPADU TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 deci mal places) including ~------~------any place of Loc:!- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (l J) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (2v) (I) ------.--~- ~------~------ PR Markapur 34 ED Rice 116.55 10.52 N3 24 Jowar PR Markapur 35 ED Rice T (8.09) 526.09 307.56 20.22 25 Jowar TK (8.09) PR Markapur 34 ED Rice 196.68 42.90 Cl:Ml 26 Jowar KR Markapur 30 ED Rice T (33.59) 1,417.20 186.15 32.37 27 Jowar TK (33.59) KR Markapur 25 ED Rice T (105.22) 1,584.34 809.37 28 Jowar TK (105.22) KR Markapur 20 Rice T (141.64) 179.68 8.09 366.24 29 Jowar TK (141.64) PR Markapur 18 ED Rice T(311.61) 868.05 539.44 1,051. 77 N1:Ml:Tl 30 Jowar TK (250.91) W (60.70) KR Markapur 15 ED Rice T(ll.33) 101.22 79.72 148.52 M1 31 Jowar W (10.12) TK (1.21) KR Markapur 12 Rice T (8.90) 126.26 151.76 114.12 32 Jowar TK (8.90) KR Markapur 12 Rice T (52.61) 388.50 283.28 445.15 33 Jowar TK (52.61) KR Markapur 20 ED Rice T (50.59) 524.47 323.75 323.75 34 Jowar TK (50.59) KR Markapur 20 Rice T (178.47) 425.73 1.133.12 35 Jowar TK 078.47) KR Markapur 28 ED Rice T (58.68) 365.43 654.78 675.82 N2 36 Jowar TK (58.68) KR Markapur 35 Rice T (14.16) 57.06 270.74 953.03 Ml 37 Jowar TK (14.16) PR Markapur 35 Rice T (23.87) 249.69 131.12 631.31 38 Jowar TK (23.87) Uninhabited 3' PR Markapur 38 ED Rice T (39.66) 2,122.57 220.58 875.33 N2 40 Jowar TK (39.66) PR Markapur 40 Rice T (63.53) 485.62 261.02 281.66 41 Jowar TK (63.53) PR Markapur 30 ED Rice T (850.24) 445.05 42 Jowar TK (850.24) Uninhabited 43 KR Vinukonda 25 Rice T (38.44) 121.40 202.34 44 Jowar TK (38.44) KR Markapur 21 Rice T (12.14) 146.90 84.98 248.07 45 Jowar TK (12.14) 80 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in - ___..A_ ____, ------'------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Po~t and Day or Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 46 Vagemadugu 2,097.89 228 1,152 p(2) CHW W PO 10+ -5 47 Sangapuram 821.11 137 762 P(2) -5 W 10+ 5-10 48 Vaddipadu 2,483.55 167 940 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ -5 49 West Kambhampadu 1,141.21 92 523 P 10+ TW PO 10+ -5 alias Nalabothula varipalem 50 Tellapadu 1,035.99 112 566 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 51 Bodapadu 159.45 31 136 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5 52 Ambapuram 1,274.35 83 497 P CHW W -5 10+ -5 53 Kandallapaile 441.92 104 622 P -5 10+ BS 54 Pothalapadu 1.445.13 191 935 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ BS 55 Ganugapenta 1.91j7.12 226 1,156 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ '8S 56 Rayavaram 1,431.77 ~62 2,763, P(2) MCW W PO 5-10 BS,RS 57 GOiuladinne 800.06 262 1.379 P -5 W PO 5-10 5-10 58 Kethagudipi 1.366.22 324 1,687 P(3) 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 59 Surepalle 603.38 144 775 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 RS 60 Seethanagulavaram 602.98 205 1,162 P 5-10 W,TW PO 5-10 BS 61 Gorugunthalapadu 1,149.91 53 256 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10 62 Tellabadu 460.53 Uninhabit~d 63 Tarlupad 2,043.25 780 4,268, P(6),M(~), H(3),D, W,TW PO,PTO 10+ BS,RS H(2) RP(3)D(A) 64 Thummalacheruyu 1.408.71 300 1,633 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10 65 Obayapalle 352.88 104 564 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5 66 Kondareddipalle 495.74 110 538 P(2) 10+ W -5 10+ -5 67 Jangamreddipalle +42.32 34 144 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS 81 DIRECTORY and Land Use TARLUPADU TALUK ------.-~~------ Land use (i. e., arc a under differcllt types of land use Remarks in hectareB rounded upto 2 decimal places) including --______..A.. ______any place of L~lca- Approlch N~~lrest town Power S~aple F':H..!it Irrigated Un;rri- Culturable Area not religious. lion to village and distance supply food by source gat~J W~tste clvailable historical or Code (in KillS.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (II) (12) (13) (14) (I j) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I) ------ KR Markapur 24 Rice T (41.28) 724.79 532.56 798.84 46 Jowar TK (41.28) PR Markapur 35 Rice 374.33 20.23 409.54 47 Jowar KR Markapur 38 Rice T (24.28) 516.38 1,089.41 806.13 48 Jowar TK (24.28) KR Markapur 43 ED Rice 728.43 167.13 216.51 49 Jowar KR Markapur 40 Rice T (23.88) 249.69 13l.12 631.30 50 Jowar TK (23.88) KR Markapur 30 Rice T (1.21) 78.10 67.18 12.54 51 Jowar W (1.21) KR Markapur 28 Rice T (32.37) 205.58 404.68 631.31 52 Bajra W (32.37) PR Markapur 16 Rice T (2.02) 147.31 104.81 184.94 53 Jowar TK (2.02) PR Markapur 13 ED Rice T (12.14) 591.65 254.55 530.14 54 Jowar TK (12.14) PR Markapur 16 ED Rice T (70.82) 146.09 320.10 1,441.89 55 EAG Jowar TK (46.54) WE (24.28) PR Markapur 5 ED Rice T(18.21) 781.85 191.01 439.89 N3 56 Jowar TK (18.21) KR Markapur 8 ED Rice T (2.02) 382.43 285.30 130.31 Nl 57 Jowar TK (2.02) KR Markapur 10 Rice T (389.31) 215.29 733.69 58 Jowar TK (389.31) KR Markapur 5 Rice 343.92 143.66 104.00 NI 59 Jowar PR Markapur 5 Rice 589.22 6.88 6.88 N3 60 Jowar KR Markapur 6 Rice T (4.85) 547.54 248.88 81.34 61 Jowar GC (4.85) Uninhabited 62 PR Markapur 10 EA Ric.:: T (123.83) 1,167.92 448.80 302.30 NI00:C2:M4 63 Jowar W (123.83) KR Markapur 12 Rice T (10.52) 783.47 9.31 604.60 Nl 64 Jowar TK (10.52) KR Markapur 16 Rice 160.26 93.48 79.32 65 Jowar KR Markapur 20 Rice T (2.83) 160.26 207.20 119.38 66 JOWar TK (2.83) 83.37 67 PR Markapur 20 Rice T (14.97) 143.26 198.70 Jowar TK(14.97) 82 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenitie5 Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion N:ll11c of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,---______..A______--. Code village (in ,--__..A_ ___ -, No. hectares) House- Popula~ Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- bolds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) ( 1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 68 Kaluzuv:llapadu 1,630.88 231 1,255 P(2) CHW W PO iO+ BS 69 Ragasamudram 599.34 123 635 P CHW W -5 10+ BS 70 Gurr alamadugu 944.53 96 414 P(2) CHW W -5 10+ -5 71 Regumanipalle 619.17 42 246 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10 n Vaddimadugu J ,709.39 160 953 P(2) CHW W PO 10+ -5 73 Marripalem 594.08 82 506 P CHW W -5 HH BS 74 Lakshmakkapalle 827.58 104 507 P CHW W 5-10 10+ -s 75 J agannadhapuram 722.41 96 531 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 76 Managalakunta 2,185.30 113 589 P CHW W PO 10+ -s 77 Chennaredd ipalle 1,477.10 491 2,2911 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 78 Karumanipalle 347.32 123 661 P(2) 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5 79 Meerjapeta 1,341.93 280 ] ,425 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 80 Gollapalle 1,322.20 115 654 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 81 Rolugumpadu 703.34 64 338 P 10+ W -5 ]0+ BS 82 Pathepuram 323.75 28 138 -5 5-10 W -s 10+ BS 83 Nagendlamudugu ] ,374.31 215 1,271 P(3) -5 W PO 10+ BS 84 Tadivaripalle ] ,325.34 285 1,397 P MCW W PO 10+ BS 83 DJRECTORY and Land Uie T ARLUPADU T ALUK Land use (i. e., area u.:lder different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,-______..A______~ any place of Loca- Approach Neue,t tow:! Power Staple PJres t [rriglted Uilirri- Culturable Area not religious, tiOil to village and di ;t.lnc~ supply food by source gated waste available historical~ or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeologi cal No. vation interest (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Markapur 20 Rice T (64.75) 466.60 404.68 692.82 N3 68 Jowar W (64.75) PR Markapur 20 Rice T (32.37) 170.01 226.62 165.92 69 Jowar W (32.37) KR Markapur 18' Rice T (40.47) 349.65 267.09 280.45 70 Jowar W (40.47) KR Markapur 16 Rice T (21.45) 149.73 98.34 349.24 71 Jowar W (21.45) KR Markapur IS Rice T (93.08) 1,367.43 225.81 14.97 72 Jowar TK (76.49) W (16.59) PR Markapur 22 Rice T (40.47) 283.28 216.10 54.23 73 Jowar W (40.47) KR Markapur 22 Rice 55.85 T (18.21) 242.S1 203.56 306.75 74 Bajra W (IS.21) KR Markapur 19 Rice 240.79 78.10 369.07 75 Bajra KR Markapur 23 Rice T (10.52) 551.59 764.04 766.8B N3 76 Bajra TK (10.52) PR Markapur 12 Rice 930.37 122.21 412.37 Nt 77 Bajra KR Markapur 12 BAG Rice 201.13 53.01 93.0a 78 Bajra PR Markapur 15 ED, Rice 612.69 174.01 553.61 N2 79 EAG Jowar PR Markapur 16 Rice T (12.14) 337.91 SO.94 890.31 Nl 80 Bajra TK (12.14) PR Markapur 19 Rice T (14.16) 154.99 177.25 320.91 81 :Bajra TK (14.16) PR Markapur 24 Ragi 87.01 116.55 119.79 82 Bajra PR Markapur 24 Ragi T (2.43) 317.27 209.63 778.61 83 Bajra TK (2.43) PR Markapur 26 Ragi 297.04 113.31 874.93 84 Bajra MARKAPUR TALUK ..., 0 ~ ~ 0 '';l l!! ~ t ! g g Q. "' ~ ~ ~ c ~ u :z:. I ~ I d ..,$ ~ ;; 0 & i,.: ~ ~ '".... v '" " .5 :l ; $ '" ~. '0 0 '0 .~ u . u ~ " ,)! . . c ._ ~ 0· -u i< 0 ~ . ::> .3 0 E u ~ c . 0 . -J Q ::I: " 0 '" 1~ i a:: -' . I ~ ~ · · a: 6 en « ._ .'" '" '" $ .~ v c w ~ '" ~ . '"· ! :> ::-· " (/) c 0 0 '" 0 0 ~ . 0 0 " · 1 0: "0 ". " 0 e « 0 5 f r :t ,::_;;" i'" n Ii' Vi 0:: '".' c ~ ~ :>l c ? ~ ,) ] -'" a- ll. ::; 'f! .~ A 'f. .~ ~ Y' ~ o ~I " o 0", ~~O '"------~k_------~~!.~ g ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MARKAPUR T ALUK 1981 1981 1981 Locatio" Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 46 Akkacheruvu 36 Idur-ur 32 Pedda Araveedu 21 Ambapuram 14 Iynamukkula 2 Pedda Arutla (R.F.) 16 Pedda Bommalapuram 53 Badekhanpeta (Sho.) 44 Jammanapalle 5 Pedda Chama (R.F.) 26 Badveedu 9 Pedda Mantrala (R.F.) 57 Bhupatipalle 30 Kalanuthala 42 Pedda Nagulavaram 58 Bondalapadu 29 Katakanipalle 40 Pedda Yachavaram 24 Boyadagumpula 45 . Kolabhimunipadu 25 PragaJlapadu 33 Kotbapalle 19 Chatlamitta Rollapenta (R.F.) Krishnapuram 6 12 Chilakalacherla 50 1 Chinna Arutla (R.F.) 27 Sanikavaram 28 Chinna Dornala '17 Lingamvanipalle 48 Sivaramruram 7 Chinn a Mantrala (R:F.) 31 Sunkesula 3 Chin tala (R.F.) 38 Mallapeta 37 Thapgiralapalle 52 Chintakunta S6 Malyavanthunipadu 55 Thippayapa\em Cumbumpadu 22 41 Markapur 23 Thokapalle 4 Thummalabayalu (R.F.) 35 Devarajugattu 15 Dornala 8 Nallaguntla 10 Nallaguntla 47 Vemulakota 39 Gajjalakonda 49 Narasimhapuram 34 Gobbur 43 NikarampaHe 13 Yadavalli 54 Gottipadia II Yeguvacherlopalle 18 Gurrapusala 20 ObulakkapaJle 51 Yellapuram 85 86 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities ~~-~~- ---~-~-~~---~ ---~----~--~--~----- Total number of Amenities available (if not availa]:,le within the village, the distance LOCll- Total area Househ01ds and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Km,., 5-10 Kms. and to + Kms. of the tion N..ll11C of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r---~..A...~--, r------~------....A....-~--~ ------, ~o. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( to) ~~------ Chinna Arutla (R.F.) N.A. 4 18 10+ 10+ o 10+ 10+ 10+ 2 Pedda Arutla (R.P.) do 6 27 10+ 10+ o 10+ 10+ 10+ 3 Chintala (R.F.) do 49 226 10+ 10+ o 10+ 10+ 10+ 4 Thummalabayalu (R.F.) do 35 161 10+ 10+ o 10+ 10+ 10+ 5 Pedda Chama (R.F.) do 19 75 10+ 10+ o 10+ 10+ , 10+ 6 RoJlapenta (R.F.) do 21 64 10+ 10+ o 10+ 10+ 10+ 7 Chinna Mantrala (R.F.) do 16 52 10+ 10+ o 10+ 10+ 10+ 8 Nallaguntla 1,239.14 160 873 P CHW W PO 10+ -5 9 Pedda Mantrala (R.F.) N.A. 82 369 10+ 10+ o 10+ 10+ 10+ 10 Nallaguntl t do 121 684 10+ 10+ o 10+ 10+ 10+ 11 Yeguvacher!opalle 2,198.25 515 2,655' P,M,H,O CHW(3) W PO,TO, 10+ -5 PTO,Phone 12 Chilakalucherla N.A. 86 4/9 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ 5-10 13 Yadavalli 2,466.55 423 2,354' P(3) CHW(2) W PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO, Phone 14 lynamukkula 3,736.86 810 4,111, P(3) -5 W PO 10+ -5 15 Dornala 2,450.37 1,010 5,262 P,M,H, H,D W PO,TO, 10+ BS Jc PTO, Phone 16 Pecda Bommala- 2,935.99 604 3,223, P(2),M CHW(2) W PO 10+ -5 puram 17 Lingamvanipalle 296.23 Uninhabited 18 Gurrapusala 3,397.73 527 2,905 P(3) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 19 Chatlamitta 2,037.18 378 1,987 P(4) CHW W PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO, Phone 20 Obulakkapa1Je 336.70 60 331 P -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS 21 Ambapuram 155.80 18 112 P 5-10 C -5 10+ BS 22 Cumbumpadu 1,856.69 291 1,592 P(3) CHW W,TK, PO 10+ -5 C,RP 87 DIR.ECTORY and Land use MARKAPUR TALUK Land use (i. e., area under differem types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,- -"------, any place of Loca- Approach Neare,[ town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Cultunble Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source g<1ted waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I) -_------__~------_ _------ FP Atmakur 72 Particulars are not available FP Atmakur 68 do 2 FP Atmakur 60 do 3 FP Atmakur 65 do 4 FP Atmakur 68 do 5 FP Atmakur 59 do 6 FP Atmakur 55 do 7 KR Atmakur 30 Rice 822.72 12.54 390.52 N4:Tl 8 Jowar FP Atmakur 52 Particulars are not available 9 FP Atmakur 57 do 10 KR Atmakur 44 EA Rice T(114.12) 1,010.09 227.44 846.60 N2 11 Jowar TK(114.12) KR Atmakur 46 Rice Particulars are not available 12 Jowar PR Markapur 50 EA Rice 20.64 T (162.'28) 1,'292.16 366.64 616.74 N4:Ml:TI 13 Jowar TK (162.28) KR MarkapUI 48 EA Rice T (146.50) 1,319.68 533.37 1,737.31 Ramalinges- 14 Jowar TK {146.50) wara swamy temple, Jarahareswara swamy temple, Lakshmi Nara- simha swamy temple, N15 PR Markapur 48 ED Rice T (49.37) J ,733.26 220.55 403.06 Lakshmi Nara- 15 Jowar TK (49.37) simha swamy (empie, Chenna Malleswara swamy temple KR Markapur 48 EA Rice T (170.37) 1,\33.12 190.20 1,353.67 N4:T2 In Jowar TK (170.37) Uninhabited 17 PR Markapur 39 Rice T (184.94) 803.70 1,018.99 1,371.88 18 Ragi W (176.85) 0(8.09) PR Markapur 27 ED, Rice T (135.57) 223.79 652.35 1,025.47 NI 19 EAG Jowar GC (135.57) PR Markapur 27 ED Rice T (37.23) 70.82 169.97 48.16 20 Jowar TK (37.23) PR Markapur 37 ED Rice 80.94 58.68 12.14 21 Jowar KR Markapur 40 EA Rice T (141.64) 849.84 72.84 779.02 22 Ragi TK (141.64) 88 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities ~---- Total number of Amenities available (if Dot available within the village, the distance Loca- To~al area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,--______..A-______--_~ Code village (in ,-___..A- ___-, No. hectares) House- Popula- Ed ucational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica· holds tion Water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4<\) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 23 Thokapalle 1,445.13 203 1,125 P(2) CHW W,TK, PO 10+ BS C,RP 24 Boyadagumpula 1,445.94 343 1,791 P(3),M,H CHW W -5 10+ -5 25 Pragallapad u 528.11 74 402 P -5 W PO 10+ 5-10 26 Badveedu 2,074.01 483 2,486 . P(3),M,H CHW(3} W PO 10+ , 5-10 27 Sanikavaram 2,904.42 769 4,135 . P(3) PHS, W PO 10+ BS CHW(3) 28 Chinna Dornala 1,279.21 480 2,521 P(2) CHW(2) W PO,PTO 10+ BS 29 Katakanipalle 1,879.76 527 3,050. P(3) CHW(2) W PO 10+ BS 30 Kalanuthala 2,477.48 499 2,391 \ P(2) CHW(2) W PO 10+ BS 31 Sunkesula 1,613.07 446 2,498' P(2) CHW(2) W PO 10+ BS 32 P.:dda Araveedu 2,295.37 715 3,485. P(2),O FPC, W PO 10+ BS CHW(3) 33 Kothapalle 844.58 137 753 P 5-10 W -5 10+ BS 34 Gobbur 1,875.31 341 1,613 P CHW W PO 10+ BS 35 Devarajugattu 1,109.24 198 1,113 P(2) -5 W PO 5-10 BS 36 Idupur 3,000.33 609 3,046. P(3) 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 37 Thangiralapalle 1,640.59 289 1,365 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS 38 Mallapeta 1,540.63 380 1,814 P(2),M,H D W PO.TO, 10+ -5 PTO 39 Gajjalakonda 2,784.63 705 3,861' P(7),M.H -5 W,TW ~PO,TO, 10+ BS,RS PTO, Phone 40 Pedda Yachavaram 3,262,97 553 3,099' P(4) 5-10 W PO 5-10 RS 41 Markapur (Rural) 2,918.99 265 1,297 P D W PO -5 BS 42 Pedda Nagu]avaram 691.20 25~ J ,229 P -5 W -5 5-10 -5 43 Nikarampalle 791.97 312 1,662 P -5 TW PO 10+ -5 89 DIRECTORY and Land use MARKAPUR TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including r- -"------, any place of Lee:! - Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrig:lted Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and di~tance supply food by source gated Waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) ------~ --~-.-"'------.-~---~~------ PR Markapur 19 EA Rice T (24.28) 485.62 687.96 242.81 N2 23 Ragi TK (24.28) KR Markapur 29 EA Rice T(IIS.74) 1,035.18 228.24 66.37 N3:Tl 24 Ragi TK (115.74) KR Markapur 18 ED Rice T (28.33) 222.57 273.57 3.24 25 Jowar GC (28.33) KR Markapur 18 EA Rice T (230.26) 897.99 138.40 806.54 N2 26 Jowar TK (230.26) PR Markapur 35 EA Rice T (352.48) 1,773.73 87.41 676.63 Kasiviswes- 27 Jowar TK (352.48) wara swamy temple, N6:Tl PR Markapur 40 EA Rice T (75.27) 969.62 108.45 101.17 N5 28 Jawar TK (75.27) PR Markapur 40 EA Rice T (101.17) 606.62 122.62 1,049.35 Tripurasun- 29 Jawaf TK (101.17) dari devatha Temple, N3 PR Markapur 26 Rice g50.24 T (4.05) 1,133.11 404.68 76.89 Nt 30 Jowar TK (4.05) PR Markapur 2.3 Rice T (76.89) 801.28 206.79 528.11 31 Jowar TK (76.89) PR Markapur 13 EA Rice T (36.83) 1,241.57 186.15 814.63 N2 32 Jowar TK (36.83) PR Markapur 11 ED Rice 324.56 117.36 377.17 33 Jawar PR Markapur 10 ED Rice T (8.90) 809.37 323.75 702.13 N2 34 Jowar TK (8.90) PR Markapur 8 ED Rice T (66.77) 607.02 161.87 192.63 Tl 35 Ragi TK (50.58) W(16.19) KR Markapur 9 ED Rice T (21.04) 1,378.36 1.002.81 597.72 Nl 36 Ragi TK (21.04) PR Markapur 14 Rice T (93.89) 445.15 333.46 719.53 Nl 37 Jowar TK (93.89) KR Markapur 24 ED Rice T (56.65) 165.92 627.73 182.11 38 Jowar TK (56.65) PR Markapur 17 ED Rice T (227.84) 1,037.61 232.69 J ,285.68 N2 39 Jowar TK (227.84) KR Markapur 8 ED Rice T (29.14) 2,550.73 182.11 218.53 40 Jowar TK (29.14) PR Markapur 2 EA Particulars are not available 41 KR Markapur 3 ED Rice T (59.49) 323.75 80.93 227.03 42 Jowar TK (59.49) KR Markapur 35 ED Rice 596.91 149.73 8.50 NI 43 Jowar 90 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distanco Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,-----..A---, r- .A. , No. hectares) House- Popula~ Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of tions {Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market. station, jf any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 44 JammanapaJle 731.27 165 796 P 5-10 w PO 10+ BS 45 Kolabhimunipadu 1.098.72 247 ],212 P(2) 10+ w PO 10+ BS 46 A1ckacheruvu 608.24 14 71 -5 10+ TK -5 10+ -5 47 Vemulakota 2,049.32 770 3,729, P(4),M -5 R,W PQ,TO, -5 BS PTO,Phone 48 Sivarampuram 156.61 18 80 P -5 W PO -5 BS 49 Narasimhapuram 231.48 Uninhabited 50 Krishnapuram 60.30 Clninhabited 51 Yellapuram 124.24 Uninhabited 52 Chintakunta 2,032.73 644 3,231 • P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 53 Badekhanpeta (Sho.) 210A4 56 333 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5 54 Gottipadia 770.92 256 1,331 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+ 55 Thippayapalem ] ,708.98 447 2,340' pm PHe, w PO 10+ BS Mew S6 Malyavanthunipadu 682.30 198 1,074 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ -5 57 Bhupatipalle 1,929.54 534 2,914. PP) 10 ~ .. W.R PO 10+ BS 58 Bondalapadu 1.070.39 150 837 P 5-10 W.R PO 10+ BS.RS 91 DIRECTORY and Land use MARKAPUR TALUN Land use (i. c., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including r------../\------""-\ any place of Loc:'.- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, lion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Markapur 8 ED Rice T (20.23) 445.15 121.4\ 144.07 N\ 44 Jowar TK (20.23) PR Markapur 11 ED Rice 4.05 T (40.47) 607.13 34\.55 101.17 NI 45 Jowar TK (40.47) KR Markapur \8 ED Rice T (7.29) [ 14.\2 101.17 385.66 46 Jowar TK (7.29) PR Markapur 4 ED Rice T (217.31) 728.43 91.05 1,012.11 Tl 47 Jowar TK (217.31) PR Markapur 3 Rice T (10.12) 95.50 16.19 12.14 48 Jowar TK (10.12) Uninhabited 49 Uninhabited 50 Uninhabited 51 PR Markapur 8 ED Rice T (1&2.11) 1,541.85 54.23 253.34 Nl 52 Jowar TK (182.11; KR Markapur 10 Rice T (16.19) 141.64 8.09 44.52 53 Jowar W (16.19) KR Markapur 18 Rice T (80.94) 495.33 21.45 172.80 N2 54 Jowar W (80.94) PR Markapur 12 ED Rice T (242.81) 890.31 161.87 413.99 NI 55 Jowar TK (149.73) W (93.08) KR Markapur 15 ED Rice T (140.42) 273.16 180.08 65.15 NI 56 Jowar GC (140.42) PR Markapur 18 ED Rice T (48.56) 1,311.99 391.33 157.42 N2:Ml 57 Jowar TK (48.56) PR Markapur 20 ED Rice T (182.11) 607.03 141.64 121.41 58 Jawar TK (182.11) BESTAVAIUPETA TALUK 0' ...'" 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I I •• + : .. : ALPH;\BETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES BESTAVARIPETA TALUK 1981 1981 1981 LocatIon Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) 25 Ananthapalle 31 Hazarath Gudem 46 Pachala VenkataplJram 6 Ardaveedu 40 Papayapalle 26 JaggambotJa Krishnapur al11 16 Aurangabad 4 Papinenipaiie 13 Jangamguntla 9 Ayyavaripalle 8 Pedda Kandukur 33 Pedda Obyanipalle 30 Kagithala Gudem 45 Basinepalle 43 Pithikayagulla 12 Kakarla 39 Bestawarpeta 42 Poosalapadu 18 Kandulapuram 22 Bogolu 20 Porumamillapalle 48 Konapal!e 3 Bollupalle 35 Pothavaram 14 Lanjakota 32 Ravipadu 27 Chinn a Cumbum 21 Lingapuram 15 Retlapalle 34 Chinn a Obyanipalle 23 Lingapuram Khandriga 29 Chintalapalem 37 Salakalaveedu 19 Cumbum 44 Madanapullalacheruvu 11 Shro. Potti Basavaipallc 10 MagatUf 28 Somavarapeta 36 Dhatara Krishnapuram 7 Donakonda 17 Nadimpalle Velagalapaya 38 Nekunambadu 47 Galijerugulla 24 Yerrabalem 2 Gannepalle 41 Ondutla 5 Yerraguntla 93 94 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available Within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r----.A..----~ r------.A..------, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the SlOP, Railway market, station. if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Velagalapaya 3.488.79 285 1.359 P(2) -5 W.HP 1;'0 IO-!- BS 2 Gannepalle 3.087.74 70S 3.96S! P(3), RP. W.HP PO 10+ BS M,H CHW(2) 3 Boll upall e 1,268.28 489 2,489 1 P(2) , -5 W PO 10+ " BS 4 PapinenipaJle 2,281.61 603 3,315 ! P(2),M MCW(2) W,HP PO 10+ BS 5 Yerragun tia 725.19 Uninhabited 6 Ardaveedu 2,360.24 872 4,592 ' P(6), PHC, W,HP, TO,PTO, 10+ BS M,H MCW, R Phone CHW(6) 7 Donakonda 917.02 415 2,078 I P,M CHW(2) W,HP, PO 10+ BS R 8 Pedda Kandukur 2,239.93 356 2,018' P(4) CHW W,HP, PO 10+ BS R 9 Ayyavaripalle 238.36 59 347 P CHW W.R PO 10+ BS 10 Magatur 1,618.33 329 1,885 P(3) CaW(3), W,HP PO 10+ BS D, 11 Shro. Potti Basavai 435.44 40 237 P -5 W -5 10+ BS palle 12 Kakarla 4,431.30 922 4,513. P(2).M 5-10 W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO, Phone 13 Jangatnguntla 281.25 454 2,221 ' P(3),M -5 W,HP, PO 5-10 BS T 95 DIRJ£CTOlty Ind Land Dse BESTAVARIPETA TALUK Land use (i. C" area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ..A.. ______, any place of r------Loea- Approach Nearest town P\lwer Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and dis lance supply food by solirce aated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti~ archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (l! PR Cumbum 28 Rice T (2.83) 712.24 244.43 2,506.21 Nt Jowar W (2.43) TK (0.40) PR Cumbum 25 Rice T (81.75) 1,022.23 111.29 1,868.83 2 Jowar GC (30.35) TK (28.33) W (23.07) PR Cumbum 30 ED Rice T (108.05) 493.72 125.45 527.30 N2 3 Jowar TK (101.17) GC (6.88) PR Cumbum 27 ED Rice T (50.99) 1,300.66 404.68 373.12 N2:C2 4 Jowar W (28.33) TK (22.66) Uninlulbited 5 PR Cumbum 26 EA Rice T (241.59) 749.07 40.47 1,316.84 NI5:Cl 6 Jowar TK (124.64) GC (68.39) W (40.47) WE (8.09) PR Cumbum 22 ED Rice T (58.68) 424.92 24.28 402.26 Nt 7 Jowar GC (32.37) W (12.14) TK (10.12) R (4.05) PR Cumbum 14 ED Rice T (71.63) 761.90 975.29 414.40 8 Jowar W (40.47) R (30.35) GC (0.81) PR Cumbum 15 Rice T (0.81) 161.87 55.44 20.24 9 Jowar W (0.81) PR Cumhum 13 ED Rice T (48.56) 1,052.18 31.97 485.62 Nl 10 Ragi W (40.47) GC (8.09) PR Cumbum 11 ED Rice T (20.23) 242.81 60.70 106.03 11 Bajra R (20.23) PR Cumbum 10 ED Rice T (250.90) 2,602.12 60.70 1.517.16 N4 12 Ragi TK (105.22) GC (84.98) W (40.47) WE (20.23) PR Cumbum 8 ED Rice T (91.05) 134.36 15.78 35.61 Nt 13 Razi TK (89.03) WE (2.02) 96 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities -----.---~-- Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in btoad ranges viz., - 5 l<.ms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is giwt1) - ___..A- ___ .. Code village (in No, hectares) House- Popllla- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, RailWay market, station, if any Water way) ( 1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 14 Lanjakota 1,553.99 433 2,144, P(2),M(2) RP W,HP PO 5-10 RS 15 Retlapalle 492.91 99 490 P(2) -5 W,HP 5-10 -5 16 Aurangabad 1,026.28 101 439 P -s HP.R PO -5 -s 17 Nadimpalle 174.42 68 323 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5 18 Kandulapuram 961.94 864 4,265, P(2),M -5 W PO,TO, -5 RS PTO 19 Cumbum 1,166.00 Urbatl Ar,a (Cumbum Town) 20 Porumamillapalle 234.72 64 365 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 BS 21 Lingapuram 1,852.65 474 2,512. P caw W,R PO 5-10 BS 2,211.60 629 3,097, P(3),M,H CHW(2) W,HP PO, 10+ BS Phone 23 Lingapuram Khandriga 335.48 Uninhabited 24 Yerrabalem 929.97 422 2,213. P(3) CHW(2) W,HP, PO, 10+ BS R Phone 25 Ananthapalle 335,89 Uninhabited 26 Jaggambotla Krishnapuram 395.38 207 1,\73 P CHW W,HP PO -5 RS CHW(2) W PO -5 BS,RS 27 Chinna Cumbum 881.40 400 2,052· peS) 28 Somavarapeta 268.31 185 919 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 BS 29 Chintalapalem 225.00 147 675 P CHW W,HP -5 -5 BS 30 Kagithalagudem 174.42 58 286 P CHW W.HP -5 -5 -5 97 DJRE.CTORY and Land use BESTAVARIPETA TALUK ------_- ----_--- Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including , ______...A.. ______, any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated U nirri- Culturable Area not religious, lion to Village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ( 18) (19) (20) (1 ) ------_--_ ------ PR Cumbum 8 ED Rice T (121.40) 1,054.61 4.86 338.72 NI 14 Jowar TK (80.94) WE (20.23) W (20.23) KR Cumbum 9 ED Rice T (16.19) 203.56 4.05 268.71 15 lowar W (16.19) KR Cumbum 6 ED Rice T (209.63) 402.66 4.85 401.04 NI 16 TK (160.66) WE (37.64) W (11.33) KR Cumbum 5 Rice T (135.97) 5.26 31.16 17 TK (135.97) KR Cumbum 8 Rice T (124.24) 563.72 119.79 15o.s4 18 Ragi TK (124.24) Urban Arta (Cumbum Towll) 19 PR Cumbum 2 ED Rice T (169.96) 20.23 42.90 Nl 20 TK (168.75) WE (1.21) PR Cumbum II ED Rice T (161.87) 607.03 60.70 971.24 N3 21 Jowar WE (141.64) R (11.33) TK (8.90) PR Cumbum 8 ED Rice T (160.26) 839.72 667.73 543.49 N4:Cl:M1 22 Jowar GC (48.56) WE (42.90) TK (36.42) R (32.38) Ullinhabited 23 PR Cumbum 13 ED Rice T (190.20) 226.62 216.62 176.85 24 Jowar GC (145.69) W (24.28) WE (20.23) Uninhabited 25 PR Cumbum 7 ED Rice T (26.30) 84.98 138.40 141.23 NI 26 Ragi R (26.30) PR Cumbum 4 EA Rice T (266.69) 214.08 8.09 392.14 27 Jowar TK (250.50) WE (16.19) PR Cumbum 3 ED Rice T (232.29) 36.02 28 Jowar TK (232.29) PR Cumbum 2 Rice T (190.20) 34.80 NI 29 Jowar TK (190.20) KR Cumbum 2 ED Rice T (162.68) 11.74 Nl 30 Jowar TK (162.68) 98 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distanco Loca- Total area Households and In broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the lion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r-----"-----., r--- ..A.. --. No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, if any water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 31 Hazarath Gudem 198.30 132 632 P(2) -5 W,HP PO -5 -5 32 Ravipadu 1,037.61 777 3,495 ( P(3),M,H RP(2), W.HP. PO,TO, -5 BS CHW(3) R Phone 33 Pedda Obyanipalle 648.30 150 775 P CHW W.HP PO 10+ BS 34 Chinna Obyanipalle 515.57 156 868 P CHW W,HP PO 10+' BS 35 Pothavaram 434.63 Uninhabited 36 Dhatara Krishnapuram 164.71 Uninhabited 37 Salakalaveedu 2,613.85 467 2,430. P(3). 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS M(3) 38 Nekunambadu 609.05 221 1,03S P -5 HP,R PO -5 -5 39 Bestawarpeta 222.17 919 4,352, P(4). -5 TW PTO -5 BS M,H 40 Papayapalle 176.85 340 1,534 p -s W -5 -5 -5 41 Ondutla 530.14 66 348 P -5 W -5 -s BS 42 poosalapadu 2,511.88 854 4,561, P(4), PHS, W,HP PO 5-10 BS M,H CHW(2) 43 Pithikayagulla 3,403.40 850 4,545 ( P(5),M,H CHW(2) W PO, 10+ BS Phone 44 Madanapullala- 1,462.U 531 2,642, P(3; CHW(3) W,HP PO 10+ BS cheruVu 99 DIR.l!;CTORY and Land use BESTAVARIPETA TALUK Land use (i. c .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded UPIO 2 decimal places) including r------______..A.. ______, any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Foreq Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and diqance supply food by sou~ce g,lted waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I: ------. --~ ---- "------ KR Cum bum 3 ED Rice T (186.56) 11.74 NI 31 Jowar TK (186.56) PR Cumbulll fi EA Rice T (26U6) 495.33 67.18 204.37 N3 32 Korra TK (233.91) • WE (23.07) W (7.28) PR Cumbum S ED Rice T (23.88) 295.42 30S.77 33 Ragi TK (23.88) PR Cumbul11 8 ED Rice T (101.98) 64.75 306.75 34 Bujra W (72.84) WE (12.14) TK (17.00) Uninhabited 35 Uninhabited 36 PR Cumbum 7 ED Rice T (37.63) 1,700.48 466.60 404.68 N2 37 Bajra TK (37.63) KR Cumburn 4 ED Rice T (26.30) 520.02 28.23 34.40 N2 38 Jowar WE (20.23) W (4.45) TK (1.62) PR Cumbum 4 EA Rice T (159.35) 40.06 21.85 N250:MIO 39 Ragi R(S2.15) TK (71.63) WE (6.07) KR Cumbum 4 ED Rice T (86.20) 19.42 0.41 70.82 40 TK (7S.91) WE (7.29) PR Cumbum 8 ED Ric; T (53.'!:!) 226.63 8.50 241.19 41 Sajja WE (32.78) W (17.00) TK (4.04) PR Cumbum 10 ED Rice T (267.90) 1,377.55 70.82 795.61 N5:T3 42 Ragi WE (222.58) W (40.47) TK (4.85) PR Cumburn 12 EA Rice T (146.09) 2,371.45 446.37 435.03 N5 43 Bajra W (101.17) TK (44.92) PR Cumbum 19 ED Rice T (159.85) 728.43 129.50 426.94 N3 44 Sajja W(101.17) TK (58.68) 100 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenitie5 Total number of Amenities available (if not availalJle within the village, the distance L..oca~ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Km5., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tio:1 Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,-___.A. ___ , r------______..A... _____ ------, !'la. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, RailwaY market, station, if any Water way) (\) (2) (3) (4 A.} {4B} (S) {6} (1) (8) (9) {to} 45 BasinepaUe 1,763.62 675 3.48J, peS) CHW(2) W PO 10+ BS 46 Pachala Venkata- 442.32 214 1.1I0 P(2). CHW W PO 10+ BS puram M.H 47 Galijerugu\la 2,51 t,88 671 3.543 I P(S), PHC, W,HP PO 10+ BS M,H H.D. FPC, CHW(3) 48 Konapalle 2,948.94 361 1,868 P(2) CHW(2) W PO 10+ BS 101 DIRECTORY and Land use BEST A V ARIPET A T ALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,-- ~ any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Cumbum 19 ED Rice T (182.11) 1,100.74 101.17 376.36 N5 45 Ragi W (101.17) TK (64.75) R (8.10) WE (8.09' PR Cumbum 26 ' EO Rice T(102.39) 172.80 12.14 154.19 N5 46 Bajra R (101.17) WE (1.22) PR Cumbum 26 ED Rice T (63.80) 1,761.19 135.57 536.61 N4:Ml:T1 47 Jowar W (49.37) TK (19.43) PR Cumbum 34 Rice 848.62 136.78 1,950.58 N2 48 GIDDALUR TALUK • ...I '" l u K :: '\ A '" I) ., ..z V I) , .~----r--. /Iv ...._. l::("_~i'::'-'" V rI \ \.... ") ....,...... -.~~o~ '-...... I 0: ~~0 :; ,:' .. ". ~ ... ..: u "'0: 0: '" ." ; '" ct '0 '0 o 0l!! ... O~ "o If) 0: It' ~ Q . o > ~ c J: 0 ~ 7 ": c{ ... ~ 0 '"& a. z If) d. c{ -: ~ . i c 0 0 Z " "" .0" 0 CD Q ::::I ~ _. _. _...... __._._ . .... 0 <.I '~ "' ~ - -~ ...... ,.,-.. ____ 0l!? ....._.._._. _._. I'~ 1 1 s o , 'I :o o o n >I .:: E Z ~ ! i '0. o ~ i ~ U (!)- ••• O",b ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES GlDDALUR TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) ] Akaveedu 8 Jallivani Pullalacheruvu 9 Racherla 56 AJlinagaram 3.5 Rajupalem 17 Ambavaram 32 Kanchipalle 47 Ramavaripalle 7 Anumulapalle 50 Komarole 55 Reddicherla 43 Kommanur 42 Badinenipalle 30 Kongalaveedu 45 Sanjeevaraopcta 53 Bedusupalle 44 Kothakota 11 Somdevipalle 15 Bhupanaguntla 18 Kristamma Settipalle 48 Sura varipalle 51 Brahmanapalle 49 Kristampa11e 27 Tamballapalle 31 Chat reddipalle 41 Lingareddipalle 25 Taticherla 3 Chinnaganipalle 16 Thimmapuram 6 Madhavapuram 37 Chintalapalle 21 Tripurapuram Modampalle 4 Chollaveedu 19 5 Turimella 12 Mokshagundam 14 Dadana Guravdipalle 52 Mothupalle 54 Uyyalawada 23 Daddawada 33 Mundlapadu 40 Vennampalle 22 Edavalle 24 Nagireddipalle 2 Venthurlapadu 26 Nallaguntla 46 Gadikota 29 Narava Reserve Forest Blol,;ks 20 Giddalur 34 Narsimhunipalle R.F.3 Bogolu 13 Gudimetla 36 Guduru Moraipalle 10 Palakaveedu R.F.2 Isukagundam Gudem 28 Podilikondapalle 39 Idamakallu 38 PulJareddipalle R.P.! Malakondapenta Gudem 103 104 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distanco Loca- Total area Households and In broad ranges viz., - S Kms., S-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,..--_---A... __-, ,------.A------1 No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (I) (2) (3) (4<\) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ~------~------~ --~---- I Akaveedu 4,'287.63 1,032 5,195 P(6), D(A), W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS M,H CHW, Phone PHC 2 Venthurlapadu 441.51 Uninhabited 3 Chin'1ag:mip.llle 1,354.88 306 1,579 P(2) CHW(2) W,HP -5 10+ BS 4 Chollweedu l.!18.91 570 2,863 , P(3) CHW(!) W,R PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone 5 Turimella 2,122.98 1,033 5,638 P(6),M, CHW(4). W,R PO, 10+ BS H,Jc FPC,RP, Phone D(2),O(4) 6 Madhav.ipurd.m 218.13 Uwnhabited 7 Anumulap.ille 1,39t.54 513 2,880 I P(S"M,H PUC W,HP PO,TO 10+ BS 8 JaUivani Pullalacheruvu 1,365.41 481 2,196; P(l),M,H CHW(2) W PO 10+ BS 9 Racllerb 2,317.63 892 4,567 P(8),M CHW W,HP PO,TO lOt as PTO, Phone 10 P ..dakwe~du 1,676.63 655 3,182 • P(5),M,H CHW(3) W,HP PO, J(.J+ BS ./ FPC, Phone PHC 11 Somdevipalle 739.36 263 1,391 P(2) -5 W.HP PO 10+ RS 12 Mokshagundam 974.48 342 1,864 P(2) 5-10 W PTO 10+ I BS ..113 Gudimetla 2,194.20 650 3,536 P(7) -5 W 'PO 5-10 -5 105 DIRECTORY aDd LaDd Ute GIDDALUR TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares__ rounded...A. upto 2 decimal places) including ,---- '1 any place of Loca- Approach Ne:lre.,t town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to Village and distance supply food by source gated Waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) - ~-~---. ~-~---. - PR Cum bum 20 EA Rice T (69.61) 2,059.44 1,231.05 850.64 N2 Ragi TK (41.28) W (28.33) Uninhabited 2 PR Giddalur 17 ED, Rice T (78.91) 991.48 67.99 215.29 NI 3 EAG Jowar TK (38.45) WE (24.28) W ([6.18) PR GiJJalur 17 ED, Ric~ T (I23.'B) 9D.7S 80.94 100.36 N2:M2 4 BAG Jowar WE (80.94) TK (24.28) W (18.61) PR Cumbum 13 IiA Ric! T (171.18) 1,492.88 232.70 226.22 N42 5 Bajra TK (88.63) GC (67.58) W (10.12) WE (4.85) Uninhabited 6 PR GiJdalur 13 EA Ric~ T (H.87) 1,169.94 67.[8 64.75 N[:Ml 7 Jowar TK (40.47) W (34.40) PR Gidda1ur 13 ED Rice T (33.45) 1,148.09 36.42 135.57 N2 8 Jowar WE (24.28) W (8.10) TK (6.07) PR GidJalur 10 EA Ric! T OI2.0[) 1,104.39 510.71 390.52 N5 9 Ragi TK (129.90) WE (101.17) W ~80.94) PR GidJalur 15 EA Ric~ T (IH.Of) 946.15 83.77 501.81 N4:CI 10 Sajia TK (74.86) W (40.47) WB (26.71) T «(07.24) 392.14 25.90 PR Cumbum 14 ED, Rice 214.08 II EAG Ragi W (97.12) TK (8.09) WE (2.03) T (102.34) 121.41 PR Cumbum 16 ED, JoWar 404.68 246.05 N8 12 EAG Rice TK (129.50) W (40.47) WE (32.37) KR Giddalur 7 ED Rice T (351.67) 1,174.39 430.99 208.01 13 Ragi W (187.37) TK (94.29) W (70.01) 106 VILLAGE PRAKASAM OISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not availabie within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is givt'n) Code village (in --___...A... ___ - No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Po~t and Day or Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) (~A) (m) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) !4 Dadana Guravaipalle 276.40 Uninhabited 15 Bhupanaguntla 594.48 39 173 P -5 W -5 5-10 -5 16 Thimmapuram 1,318.87 l38 741 P CHW W.HP PO -5 BS 17 Ambavaram 2,103.55 742 3,812 P(6) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10\ -5 18 Kristamma Setti- 2,209.17 1,086 5,350 P(6),M -5 W,HP, PO,TO, -5 BS,RS pallc T Phone 19 Modampalle 271.54 Urban Area (Included in Giddalur Town) 20 Giddalur 2,056.67 Urban Area (Giddalur Town) 2l Tripurapuram 313.63 75 348 P -5 W -5 5-10 -5 22 Edavalle 1,773.33 732 3,460 P(6),M,H CHW(2) W,HP PO,Phone 5-10 BS 23 Daddawada 1,996.71 618 3,329 PCS) -5 W,HP PO 5-10 BS 24 Nagireddipalie 177.25 98 5lL P CHW W,HP -5 10+ -5 25 Taticherla 1,902.83 260 1,313 P(3) -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS 26 Nalla~untld 1,011.71 414 2,016 P(2),M 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS 27 Tamballapalle 295.82 99 522 P -5 W PO 10+ -5 28 Podil ikondapalle 894.76 450 2.332 P(2) CHW(2) W,HP PO.TO, 5-10 BS Phone 29 Narava 682.30 464 2,357 P(2) -5 W,HP, PO,TO, -5 BS R Phone 746 P(2) -5 30 Kongalaveedu 528.52 144 W,R PO -5 -5 31 Chatreddipalle 828.79 Urban Area (Included in Giddalur Town) 32 Kanchipalle 947.38 414 2,136 P(3) 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5 107 DIRECTORY and Land U.e GIDDALUR TALUK --._------_-_ --- _- -~--.------.------_---- Lal\d use (i. e., area under dlfferellt types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal placc~) including .~. ------_____..A.. ______any pl:!ce of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrig~ted . Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated Waste aV.lilable historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (II) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) ( 18) ( 19) (20) ( I) -_--_. ----_------ Uninhabited 14 KR Giddalur 8 ED Rice T (20.24) 202.34 29.95 338.72 15 Jowar W (20.24) PR Giddalur 4 Rice T (3.24) 734.91 513.54 28.33 Nt J6 Jowar TK (3.24) KR Giddalur 5 EA Ric~ T (70.82) 1,295.40 399.42 337.91 T1 17 Jowar TK (38.44) W (28.33) R (4.05) PR Giddalur 7 EA Rice T (47.35) J ,058.66 690.80 392.54 N3:M6 ]8 Jowar TW (26.31) W (12.14) TK (8.90) Urban Area (Included in Giddalur Town) 19 Urban Area (Giddalur Town) 20 KR Giddalur 6 Rice T (14.16) 202.75 74.46 22.26 21 Jowar W (14.16) PR Giddalur 8 ED Rice T (348.84) 1,270.31 40.87 101.17 Ramalinges - 22 EAG Jowar W (263.05) wara Swamy TK (85.79) Temple, N3:TI PR Giddalur 9 ED Rice T (197.49) 1,198.68 198.30 401.85 N2:MI 23 Ragi W (154.59) TK (42.90) KR Giddalur d Jowar T (40.47) 117.76 17.81 24 Ragi W (40.47) PR Giddalur 12 Ric I! T (158.23) 691.20 8.9\ 1,044.49 25 Ragi W (131.12) TK (27.11) PR Giddalur 8 ED, Rice T (98.74) 393.35 191.01 289.75 N2 26 EAG Raai W (50.18) TK (38.04) WE (10.52) KR Giddalur 7 ED Rice T (5.67) 211.65 7.28 70.82 N2 27 Jowar TK (5.67) PR Giddalur 5 EA Rice T (86.20) 571.42 227.43 Nl 28 Jowar W (86.20) PR Giddalur 2 ED Rice T (6.48) 444.34 8.90 222.58 Ml 29 Jowar W (6.48) KR Giddalur 3 ED Rice T (5.26) 422.89 4.05 96.32 Nt 30 Jowar W (5.26) Urban Area (Included in Giddalur Town) 31 208.01 N2 32 KR Glddalur 7 ED Rice T (108.46) 505.86 122.22 EAG Ragi W (88.22) TK (20.24) 108 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities -"~ _- ~------" "------_ --- Total number of Amenities available (if not availat..le within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) tio" ,-____ - ___- __..A.. ______, Code village (in ,-___..A.._--, r-lo. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) "------~-~- ---"- ----, ~--, ~----- 33 Mundlapldu 2,880.14 1,115 6,030 P(5),M,H 5-10 W PO,TO, 5-iO BS ptO. Phone 34 Narsimhunipalle 127.07 Uninhabited 35 Rajupalem 1,676.20 614 3,165 P(6),M,H 5-10 W PO 5-10 ' BS 36 Guduru MoraipaJle 105.22 Uninhabited 37 Chintalapalle 1,616.31 440 2,234 P(6) -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS 3& P ullareddipalle 678.66 180 979 P(3) -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS 39 Idamakallu 2,532.11 625 3,171 P(6) -5 W,HP, PO 10+ BS TK 40 Vennampalle 3,006.81 52 250 P 5-10 W -5 10+ BS 41 Lingareddipalle 262.24 28 174 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5 42 Badinenipalle 461.34 122 558 P -5 W,HP PO 10+ -5 43 Kommanur 3,252.45 3M 2,078 P(5) 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 44 Kothakota 1,285.28 275 1,501 P(2) lO+ T,W,R PO 10+ -5 45 Sanjeevaraopeta 1,706.15 665 3,743 P(7),M,H 5-10 W PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO, Phone 46 Gadikota 2,577.44 295 1,539 P(3) 10+ W PO 10+ ·5 47 Ramavaripalle 47.75 22 136 P 10+ W -5 10+ 5-10 48 Suravaripalle 110.88 161 875 P(2) -5 W,HP -5 10+ -5 49 Kristampalle 491.68 87 426 P -5 W,R -5 10+ -5 50 Komarole 2,024.64 1,357 6,552 P(8),M,H. H W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS Jc PTO, Phone 109 DIRI!,;CTORY and LaDd Vie GIDDALUR TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectart!s rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,------_____' ___ ...A.. ______any pl:!ce of Loca- Approach Nearest town P0wer Staple Forest Irrig:\ted Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by sourct: gated waste av.lilabie historical or Code (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological No. vation interest (J I) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) ( 19) (20) (1) ~T __ -~--~---~ ------~----~------~ ~--- ~-- PR Giddalur 6 ED Rice T (124.64) 2,157.78 263.85 329.01 Bhavani Shan- 33 Jowar TK (68.39, kara Swamy W(31.16) temple, R (25.09) N5:M5:Tl Uninhabited 34 PR Giddalur 7 ED. Rice T (298.25) 851.16 155.40 322.94 N6 35 EAG Jowar W (233.91) TK (64.34) Uninhabited 36 PR Giddalur 21 ED Ricc T (76.89) 505.86 424.92 586.79 N3 37 Jowar ., W (64.75) 1 0(12.14) .'1 PR Giddalur 15 ED, Rice T (48.16) 269.93 54.63 262.64 38 EAG Jowar TW (37.23) WE (10.93) PR Giddalur 13 ED, Rice T (131.93) 1.061.89 418.85 903.66 39 EAG Jowar TK (104.41) W (23.47) WE (4.05) PR Giddalur 8 Rice 1,310.77 1,628.86 64.35 40 Jowar KR Giddalur 9 Rice 121.41 43.30 95.10 41 Bajra KR Giddalur 11 R:ce T (60.70) 323.75 40.47 42 Ragi GC (32.38) TK (28.32) KR Giddalur 10 EAG Rice T (10.12) 1,387.66 153.78 1,698.06 NJ 43 Jowar W(IO.12) KR Giddalur 12 ED, Rice T (182.11) 647.50 242.81 202.34 Cl:Ml:TI 44 BAG Jowar W (121.41) TK (60.70) PR Giddalur 12 ED, Rice T (234.72) 1,147.28 242.81 80.94 N2:Ml 45 BAG Jowar W (202.34) TK (32.38) PR Giddalur 13 EA Rice T (25.50) 728.43 6.07 1,806.J 1 N3 46 Jowar W (17.40) TW (8.10) KR Gilddalur 14 Rice T (8.09) 8.09 24.11 47 Jow&r W (8.09) KR Giddalur 12 ED Rice T(12.J4) 72.84 10.12 15.38 48 W (12.14) KR Giddalur 11 Rice 103.60 10.12 377.57 49 PR Giddalur 14 EA Rice T (382.43) 1,157.40 64.75 250.90 50 Jowar TW (317.68) W (64.75) 110 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT AmeDities --~------~~ -_- _------~------~. - Total number of Amenities available (if not availabie within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the lion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is givt>n) -___..A... ___ Code village (i n ------_-_------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Po~t and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market. station. if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 51 Brahmanapalle 257.78 118 587 P -5 W,TK PO 10+ BS 52 Mothupa\le 195.46 51 279 P -5 W,HP -5 10+ -5 53 Bedusupa\le 83.77 60 289 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 54 UyyaJawada 2,559.63 665 3,484 P(6),M CHW(4} W,HP PO 10+ BS 55 Redd icherla 3,174.35 857 4,574 P(IO) -5 w Po 10+ BS 56 Allinagaram 1,819.87 357 1,862 P(5),M,H 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ as 57 Malakondapenta NA 3 15 10+ 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ Gudem 58 Isukagundam Gudem NA 3 13 10+ 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 59 80golu NA II 47 Particulars are not available 11 1 DIRECTORY and Land Uie GIDDALUR TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including r------..A.. ------, any place of Loc;:- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. tion to village and dis tance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) ( I) -~------_. PR Giddalur IS Rice T (28.73) 113.72 36.83 74.87 51 Ragi TK (20.64) W (8.09) KR Giddalur 13 Rice T (31.16) 121.40 40.47 2.43 52 Ragi TK (19.02) W (12.14) KR Giddalur 14 Jowar T (46.94) 28.33 8.50 53 Ragi W (43.71) TK (3.24) PR Giddalur 18 ED Rice T (182.11) 1,011.71 3]3.63 1,026.68 NI S4 Bajra W (101.17) TK (80.94) PR Giddalur 18 ED Rice T (529.73) ],807.73 220.55 510.71 N2 55 Ragi W (333.87) TK (195.86) PR Giddalur 19 Rice T (62.32) 890.3! 242.81 526.09 N2 56 Ragi TK (46.13) W (16.19) KR Giddalur 28 Ragi Particulars are not available 57 Jowar KR Giddalur 42 Raai do 58 Jowar do 59 PAMUR TALUK .'['_ .~ -.~ ~ ..... " ~ ~ :t a:: ~ VI ::> ..... - w ...J V) ~ 0« « 0 a: I- a. o « :::t: ~ '" a: 0:: < :t :::::> V) 0 < z ~ :::£ « < Q ~ a:: " a.. N 0 U k j). U~R ~ 'I- w ~ ? ~ ~ ~ " 0: 'C> - .... ~ .~ ... - 1/1 a:: z « o :.:: . ~ ·rt l ~ .--""C .1'._.1 ~I )lnWl ) ~ ! I \f13dll:l\fl\\flS38 j_ ."...... UJ -1- \ ~ "f ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES PAMUR TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Name of villagl" Location Name of village Location Name of village Location Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) 58 Nasikatriyam bakam 20 Ambavaram 2 Gogulapalle 29 Anikallapalle 45 Gummalapadu 41 Anumulakonda 22 Guntachennampalle 48 Pamur 69 Peda Trlapadu 6 Arivemula 59 Guntupalle 30 Peda Rajupalem 71 Ayyanakota 62 Puttamnaidupatle 66 Ayyavaripalle 51 lnimerla 26 Ranganaya nipalle 56 Balavenkatapuram 64 Kambhaladinne 54 Raviguntapalle 60 Balijapalem 32 Kambhampadu 2l Regulachilika Ballipalle 63 Karollapadu 55 75 Renimadugu 74 Bodavada 42 Kattakindipalle 24 Bodavaladinne 49 Kodigudlapadu (Eatt) 13 Bonthavaripalle 37 Komatigunta 67 Sankarapuram 65 Botlagudur 23 Kondaboyinapall e 73 Siddavaram 8 Boyamadugula 19 Kothapalle 39 Bukkapuram 33 Kovilampadu 11 Tellanellamala 50 Thiragandladinne 34 Chandrasekharapuram 70 Lakshmakkapall e 25 Thummagunta 16 Chennapu f1ayunipalle 9 Thungodu 52 Chilakapadu 72 Malakondapuram 43 Chilamakur 18 MalameedipalJe 27 Uppalapadu 46 ChinthalapaJem 15 Medanulavenganapalle 5 Chinthalapaiem (ncar Arivemala) 61 Mopadu 53 Vaggampalle 36 Chinthapudi 47 Motravulapadu 17 Vatlabayaiu 3 Mundlapadu 12 Venka taya cheruv u 44 Dadireddipalle 35 Musunur I Virunchipuram 14 Darsigun tapeta 57 Viswanadhapuram 4 Darsithi mmakkapall e 38 Nagulavaram 68 Vittalapuram 10 Devakimarri 31 Nalajanampadu 40 Dubagunta 28 Nallamad ugula 7 Yekunampuram 113 114 VILLAGE PRAKASAM OISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not availabie within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is givt"n) village (in - ___.A. ___ Code No, hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking P05t and Day or Cornmunica holds lion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3) (.tA) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 Viruncl1ipuram 785.90 Uninhabited P(4) 10+ PO 2 Gogulapalle 1,919.01 426 2,209 W 10+ BS 705.71 130 680 P 10+ W PO 1<1+ BS 3 Mundlapadu e 507.88 35 177 -5 10+ W -5 10+ -5 4 Darsithimmakkapall 543.09 172 928 P(2) 10+ W lO+ 10+ 5 Chinthalapalem (near 10+ Arivemala) 484.00 213 1,162 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5 6 Alivemula 381.21 298 1,521 P(2) 10+ W -5 10+ 7 Yekunampuram -5 362.60 125 647 P 1Of- W 5-10 10+ 5-10 8 Boyamadugula 27 136 -5 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 9 Thungodu 54.23 28.33 7 55 -5 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 10 Devakimarri 22.26 5 30 10+ 10+ W 10+ 10+ 11 Tellanellamala 10+ 167 912 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 12 Venkatayacheruvu 405.49 60 282 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ -5 13 Banthavaripa\le 399.83 382 1,969 P(4),M D W PO 10+ BS 14 Darsiguntapeta 947.37 932 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS 15 Medan ulavenganapaHe 505.45 192 W PO 10+ -5 16 Chennapunayunipalle 1,160.23 234 J ,255 P 10+ 115 DIRECTORY and Land Ulle PAMUR TALUK Land use (i. c., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal placesf including ~------___,__..A.... ______-- any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. tion to Village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (II) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) ------" -----_-_ -- Uninhabited PR Kanigiri 29 E'D, Rice T (188.18) 598.93 1,078.89 53.01 2 EAG JowaI' WE (106.03) W (44.52) TK (37.63) PR Kanigiri 35 ED Rice T (64.34) 254.55 164.71 222.17 3 Jowar W (33.18) TK (31.16) KR Kanigiri 38 Ragi T(14.S7) 94.70 301.49 96.31 4 Jowar W (14.57) KR Kanigiri 36 ED, Rice T (108.86) 25.50 364.22 32.78 5 EAG Jowar W (60.30) WE (40.47) TK (8.09) KR Kanigiri 37 ED, Rice T (163.09) 27.92 238.76 14.16 6 EAG Jowar W (70.01) TK (52.61) WE (40.47) KR Kanigiri 38 ED Rice T (131.12) 167.13 48.56 30.35 7 Jowar W (123.43) TK (7.69) KR Kanigiri 45 Rice T (19.02) 143.66 52.61 141.64 8 Korra W (19.02) KR Kanigiri 50 Rice T (2.43) 28.32 22.26 9 Korra W (2.43) KR Kanigiri 50 Rice 24.68 1.22 2.43 10 Ragi KR K~nigiri 65 Rice 13.35 3.64 4.86 11 Ragi PR Kanigiri 50 Rice T (58.68) 2C1.94 35.61 108.86 ]2 Ragi W (57.06) TK (1.62) KR Kanigiri 46 Rice T (19.02) 131.52 ] 26.26 90.65 I3 Ragi W (11.33) TK (7.69) PR Kanigiri 45 ED, Rice T (i99.91) 476.72 42.09 228.24 14 EAG Ragi WE (19.97) TK (29.94) PR Kanigiri 48 ED, Rice T (79.32) 37.64 175.63 212.86 15 EAG Ragi W (72.03) WE (7.29) KR Kanigiri 52 Rice T (137.59) 161.87 60.70 69848 16 Ragi W (121.40) TK (16.19) 116 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Ameoitielt - ----_ _------_------_------~----- Total number of Amenities available (if not availa"le within the village, the distance I..oca- Total area Househl)lds and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., S-lO Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tiO:l Name of vil\age of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,----...... ---, ,-_------..A-----______...... No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ------_------ 17 Vatlabayalu 1,742.57 246 1,221 P 10+ W PO 10+ -s 18 Malameedipalle 51.39 Uninhabited 19 Kothapallc 1,454.84 189 943 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 20 Ambavaram 413.18 142 619 p,M,H D W PO 10+ BS 21 Regulachilika 1,304.00 237 1,248 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 22 Guntachennampalle 1,098.72 234 1,221 P(2) 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 5-10 23 Kond~ boyinapalJe 415.21 108 543 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS 24 Bodavaladinne 290.56 31 177 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ BS 29 25 Thummagunta 168.75 160 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 10+ 26 Ranganayanipalle 1,150.11 51 254 P -5 W -5 10+ -5 27 Uppalapadu 382.43 175 834 P -5 W PO 10+ BS 28 Nallamadugula 1,326.15 262 1,358 P(2) -s W PO 10;+- -5 29 Ani kal lapaile 582.75 ISO 820 P(2) -S W PO 10+ -S 30 Peda Rajupalem 1,793.16 490 2,616 P(2),M RP,D W PO 10+ BS 31 Nalajanampadu 371.91 511 338 P -5 W -5 10+ -5 32 Kambhampadu 710.22 94 515 P -5 W -S 10+ -5 33 Kovilampadu 1,748.24 3S1 1,954 P(3) -5 W PO 10+ BS 117 DIRECTORY and UBd Vie PAMUR TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks including ,--______in hectares rounded--A... upto ______2 decimal places) any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical Of Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) _------... -- _.- KR Kanigiri 55 Rice T (135.57) 346.81 1.260.19 17 lowar W (113.31) TK (22.26) Uninhabited 18 PR Kaniglri 54 ED, Rice T (198.29) 186.16 44.51 930.78 19 EAG lowar WE (101.17) TK (97.12) PR Kanigiri 52 ED, Rice T (121.40) 101.17 20.64 169.97 20 EAG Jowar WE (121.40) PR Kanigiri 47 ED Rice T (117.36) 242.81 426.94 516.38 21 JowaI W (60.70) TK (56.66) KR Kanigiri 50 Rice T (118.57) 348.03 632.12 22 Jowar W (118.57) PR Kanigiri 40 Rice T (29.95) 159.85 224.60 23 Jowar W (29.95) PR Kanigiri 42 Rice T (16.59) 34.80 153.78 84.98 24 Jowar W (9.31) TK (7.28) KR Kanigiri 42 ED Rice T (24.69) 62.32 42.90 38.44 25 Jowar W (14.17) TK (10.52) KR Kanigiri 37 Rice T (32.78) 291.37 804.51 26 Jowar W (32.78) PR Kanigiri 40 ED. Rice T (44.52) 115.34 112.50 109.67 27 EAG Jowar W (jl.97) WE (12.55) KR Kanigiri 40 ED, Rice T (165.92) 133.55 607.03 415.21 28 EAG Jowar W (129.50) WE (20.23) TK (16.19) KR Kanigiri 37 ED, Rice T (80.94) 268.31 146.50 59.89 29 EAG Jowar WE (48.56) W (32.38) PR Kanigiri 53 ED Jowar 333.06 T (113.31) 406.71 809.37 110.48 30 Sajja TK (113.31) PR Kanigiri 52 Jowar 95.10 T(IZ.95) 203.15 33.59 17.00 31 Sajja W (12.95) T (2.02) 121.41 323.75 PR Kanigiri 46 Rice 244.43 32 Jowar W (2.02) T (167.13) 1,011.71 PR Kanigiri 37 ED, Rice 491.69 73.25 33 EAG Jowar TK (65.15) WE (59.49) W (42.49) 118 VILLAGE. PRAKASAM OISTRICT Amenities Total number of Ameni ties available (if not availabie within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is giwn) , Code village (in ------"------~------~ ------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3} (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 34 Chandrasekharapuram 859.55 570 2,772 P,M,H D(A),H W PO,TO 10+ BS 35 Musunur 3,048.89 414 2,187 P(3) -5 W PO 10+ BS 36 Chinthapudi 612.29 104 517 P -5 W PO 10+ -5 37 Komatigunta 803.30 102 443 P -5 W -5 10+ ~5 38 Nagulavaram 475.10 82 421 P -5 W -5 10+ -5 39 Bukkapuram 1,360.15 178 955 P(2) -5 W PO 10+ -5 40 Dubagunta 1,497.33 368 2,009 P(4) 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10 41 Anumulakonda 596.91 2 14 -5 10+ 0 10+ 10+ 5-10 42 Kat takindipalle 2,749.43 417 2,087 P,M CHW W PO 10+ BS 43 Chilamakur 831.22 170 951 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5 44 Dadircddipalle 948.99 155 855 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ -5 45 Gummalapadu 1,201.91 52 323 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5 46 Chinthalapalem 543.09 169 924 P(2) 10+ W -5 10+ -5 47 Motravulapadu 527.71 50 285 P -5 W -5 ~5 -5 48 Pamur 1,615.10 1,327 6,621 P,M,H, H W PO,TO, 5-10 BS Jc. PTO,Phone 49 Kodigudlapadu (East) 605.81 209 964 P(3) -5 W PO -5 -5 50 Thiragandladinne 1,303.89 171 955 P(2) -5 W -5 -5 -5 51 lnimerla 4,255.26 473 2,532 P(5) -5 W PO -5 -5 52 Chilakapadu 985.41 9 39 -5 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 10+ 53 Vaggampalle 2,121.36 252 1,294 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 54 Raviguntapalle 2,251.26 415 1,914 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ 10+ 119 DIRECTORY and Land ulle PAMUR TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,._------") any place of Locu- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I) ---~--. -- ---.-~---- .. -- PR Kanigiri 35 ED, Rice T (261.~J) 79.72 82.56 435.44 34 EAG Jowar W (140.83) TK (112.91) WE (8.09) PR Kanigiri 34 ED, Rice T (200.32) 796.42 799.66 1,252.09 35 EAG Jowar WE (200.32) PR Kanigiri 35 ED Rice T (42.90) 167.54 73.25 327.39 36 Sajja W (42.90) KR Kanigiri 34 ED Rice T (50.99) 150.54 45.33 555.23 37 Jowar W (50.99) KR Kanigiri 39 ED Rice T (33.99) 151.76 32.38 256.97 38 Jowar W (33.99) PR Kanigiri 45 ED Rice T (7.28) 566.56 121.41 647.50 39 Jowar W (7.28) PR Kanigiri 43 ED Jowar T (11.74) 570.60 838.51 76.48 40 Sajja TK (11.74) KR Kanigiri 45 Rice T (0.81) 149.33 69.20 377.57 41 Jowar W (0.81) PR Kanigiri 32 EO Rice T (124.24) 583.56 239.98 1,801.65 42 Jowar 1K (124.24) KR Kanigiri 29 Jowar 297.44 400.23 129.50 43 Sajja KR Kanigiri 30 Jowar 303.51 T (26.30) 252.93 80.94 284.90 44 Sajja TK (26.30) PR Kanigiri 32 Jowar 87.82 363.41 380.00 326.18 45 Sajja KR Kanigiri 38 Jowar 349.65 140.83 24.28 46 Sajja KR Kanigiri 38 Rice T (6.07) 205.98 118.98 196.68 47 Jowar W (6.07) PR Kanigiri 42 ED Jowar T (214.48) 761.62 267.09 324.56 N5:CJ:M6:T2 48 Sajja TK (214.48) Jowar T (49.78) KR Kanigiri 4S ED 134.76 143.26 266.28 49 Sajja TK (49.78) Jowar T (8.90) KR Kanigiri 45 333.06 91.05 870.88 50 Sajja W (8.90) Rice 1,571.39 T (40.87) PR Kanigiri 42 ED 841.75 485.62 1,315.63 N5 51 Jowar W (40.87) Jowar T (14.16) KR Kanigiri 32 ED 254.14 80.94 430.18 52 Sajja W (14.16) 439.89 PR Kanigiri 29 Rice 549.16 399.83 728.43 53 Jowar PR Kanigiri 21 ED Rice 554.01 577.89 339.94 702.12 54 Jowar '20 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and In broad ranges viz., - 5 Krns., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the lion N:lmc of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r---...A-----, r------~~------, No. hectare~) House- Po pula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (I) (2) {3) (4 \) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (\0) ----~---.------ 55 Ballipallc 3,855.03 309 1,412 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ 10+ 56 Balavenkatapuram 617.14 38 250 P 10+ W -5 10+ 5-10 57 Viswanadhapuram 396.59 30 154 P 10+ W -5 10+ 5-10 58 Nasikatriyambakam 579.10 43 219 -5 10+ W -5 10+. -5 59 Guntupalle 3,541.40 393 J,923 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5 60 Balijapalem 757.16 110 470 P,M 10+ W PO 10+ BS 61 Mopadu 2,104.36 613 3,179 P(5),M 10+ W PO 10+ BS 6:! Put tamnaidupalle 208.41 85 421 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5 63 Karollapadu 316.87 73 316 ~, -5 W -5 10+ -5 64 Kambhaladinne 1,160.23 552 2,959 P(2) H W PO 10+ 5-10 65 Botlagudur 3,411.49 950 4,966 P(7),M,H 10+ W,HP PO 10+ 10+ 66 AyyavaripalJe 2,042.85 353 1,666 P(3) H W PO 10+ 10+ 67 Sankarapuram 430.58 69 326 P -5 W -5 10+ 10+ 68 Vittalapuram 226.62 Uninhabited 69 Peda If lapadu 6,776.04 903 4,260 P(S),M,H D W,HP PO 10+ 10+ 70 Lakshmakkapalle 559.27 83 507 P -5 W -s 10+ 10+ 71 Ayyanakota 1,615.91 75 463 P -5 W -5 10+ 10+ 72 Malakondapuram 1,348.81 4 19 P -5 W PO 10+ 10+ 73 Siddavaram 2,068.75 18 86 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ iO+ 74 Bodavada 1,846.17 120 818 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+ 75 Renimadugu 929.16 107 593 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 121 DIRECTORY and Land Dse PAMUR TALUK --~--~~-- - Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,- ...._A______~ any place of Loca- Approach Neare,t town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (II) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18 ) (19) (20) (1) -~-~-' -.--~-- -~---- KR 1<.anigiri 19 ED Jowar 1,316.04 T (3.24) 978.93 815.44 741.38 55 Sajja W (3. ?4) PH. Kanigiri 18 Rice 17],59 94.70 350.05 56 Jowar KR Kanigiri 22 Rice T (6.47) 118.98 167.94 93.34 57 Jowar W (6.47) ·KR Kanigiri 26 Rice T (13.35) 45.32 427.75 92.27 58 JOVl-ar W (13.35) KR Kanigiri 48 Rice 945.34 T (190.20) 233.10 1,646.26 50&.69 59 Ragi W (190.20) PR Kanigiri 50 Rice 242.S1 202.34 312.01 60 Ragi PR Kanigiri 46 Rice T (667.73) 404.68 242.81 647.50 M2 61 Jowar W (667.73) KR Kanigiri 51 Rice T (76.89) 72.84 40.47 14.16 62 Jowaf W (76.89) KR Kanigiri 58 Ril:e T (173.61) 82.15 60.70 63 Jowar W (173.61) KR Kanigiri 67 Rice T (526.09) 202.34 172.80 259.00 N3:T1 64 Jowar W (526.09) KR Kal1igiri 48 Rice 404.68 T (1,011.71) 404.69 1,388.07 202.34 Tl 65 Jowar W (1,011.71) PR Kanigiri 48 Rice 515.16 T (53.01) 752.31 475.50 242.81 Tl 66 Jowar W (53.01) KR Kanigiri 40 Rice T (60.70) 105.22 178.87 69.61 67 Jowar W (60.70) Uninhabited 68 KR Kanigiri 32 ED Rice 1,502.19 T (386.07) 1,750.26 2,763.19 374.33 T1 69 Jowar TK (386.07) KR Kanigiri 36 Rice 20S.01 T (10.12) 339.53 70 Jowar W (10.12) KR Kanigiri 46 Rice 948.58 T (229.86) 94.70 183.73 159.04 71 Jowar W (229.86) KR Kanigiri 48 Rice T (15.38) 232.29 522.04 578.70 72 Jowar TK (15.38) KR Kanigiri 58 Rice T (248.88) 809.37 155.80 853.88 73 Jowar W (248.88) KR Kanigiri 58 Rice 619.17 T (44.92) 418.85 445.15 317.68 74 Jowar GC (44.92) KR Kanigiri 58 Rice T (242.81) 443.54 161.87 80.94 T1 75 Jowar W (242.81) KANIGIRI T ALUK ...oF> :!' .... 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'"-' ~ ~ ;:, ;:,'" :>:'" I(ONOAP, /TALUI( c J o ..,"0. o o " Q - Z w o~ - z o " ~ § £ '" '2 ';; E ~, :§ ~ .0 ~ ALPH-\BETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KANIGlRI TALUK 1981 1981 1981 LocatIOn Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) 29 Ananuapuram 94 Immadicheruvu 80 Pedavarimadugu 43 Ayyanapalem 31 Pcddiven katayapall e 89 lammalamadaka 18 Peramgudipalle 5S Bellavaram 62 ]angamnarasayapalle 54 Perugupalle 46 Bhattupalle 81 Pitchigulltapalle 12 Bommireddipalle 49 KaJagotla 51 Polavaram 70 Bontheguntapal1e 10 Kanchipuram 45 Pothavaram 20 Kanigiri 97 Pulikun tarallapalle Kankanampadu 39 Chakirala 66 11 PUQugodu Kankanampadu Agraharam 7 Challagirigila 56 9 Pallugodu Khandriga Kodigudlapadu (West) 87 Chirladinne 41 Kondareddipalle 101 Cheneakesavapuram 5 48 Rachagundlap.ldu 99 Kotarupalle 72 China Alavalapadu 92 Ramagopalapuram 4 Kotathippala ~5 China Gollapallc 74 Ramagovindapuram 96 Kotrakcsavabhotlavari Khandriga 40 China Irlapadu 93 Ramalingapuram 103 Krishnapuram 78 Chinavarimadugu 60 Ramayapallc 36 Kutagundla 83 Chintagumpalle 3 Raseedupuram 100 Chodavaram 73 Lingojipuram 15 Choutagogulapalle 19 Sankavaram 17 Somanapalk 47 Maddapadu 57 Das ul Japall e 52 Manamadugu TaJakoodapadu 8 Dirisavancha 85 91 Marapagunta 71 Thakkellapad u 23 Doddichilllaia alias 75 Marella 13 Thallur VenkalareddipaJle 37 Masayapeta 2 ThimmarcddipalJe 69 MogalJur 21 Thummaguntalla 64 Galldla~ee tharampur(flfl 58 Muppallapadu 95 Ganesunipaile 77 Murugummi 88 U mamah esw arapuram 65 Gallnavaram 30 Ummanapalle 6 Ganugapenta 90 Nagireddipalle 38 Upendrapuram alias 42 Gosa1a veedu 26 Nallagandla Upavasapalle 79 GosigundaJa 32 Nandanavanam 14 Gudirad 25 Neelakanlapuram 34 Valicherla 104 Guravajipeta 76 Neredupal Ie 102 Vangapadu Gurugupadu 67 50 Nimmamahc'swarapural11 98 Vedullacheruvu 59 Veera Rampuram 16 Hajispuram -63 Panduva 68 Veligandla 28 Hanumanthapuram 61 Panduvanagulavaram 1 VemuJapadu 24 Hanumanthunipadu 44 Peda Alavalapadu 82 Vepagumpalle 22 Hazeepuram 84 Peda Cherlapalle 86 Vijaya gopaJapuram 53 Hussaiopuram 27 Peda Gollapalle 33 ViragareddipaJle 123 124 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenitiea ------~- -- ~------_------ Total number of Amenities available (if not availaLle within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Househ')lds and in broad range~ viz., - 5 Km,., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tio, Name of village population nearest place where the facility available is given) of the , ______...A.. ______, Code village (in ,----..... '----, ~o. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ------_------_--_---- VemuiapJdu 2.362.14 534 2,552 P(5),M,H D W PO 10+ BS 2 Thimmareddipalle 2,441.46 497 2,356 P(6) -5 W PO 10+ BS 3 Raseedupuram 521.23 113 499 P -5 W -5 10+ -5 4 Kotathippala 834.86 89 414 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 5 Kondaredd;palle 1,099.12 103 558 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 6 Ganugapenta 1,265.45 63 285 P He W -5 5-10 -5 7 Challagirigila 1,862.76 364 1.892 P(3) 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 8 Dirisavancha 901.64 236 1,232 P,M 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 9 Panugodukhancriga 447.18 Uninhabited 10 Kanchipuram 231.88 2 5 -5 -5 W 5-10 5-10 -5 11 Punugodu 2,212.81 290 1,415 P HC W -5 5-10 -5 12 Bommireddipalle 2,592.01 415 2,035 P(5) CHW W PO 5-10 5-10 13 Thallur 1,085.77 398 2,130 P(2) D W,R PO 10+ -5 14 Gudipad 1.450.39 258 1,270 P(2) CHW W,R PO 10+ 5-10 15 Choutagogulapalle 315.25 113 459 P CHW W -5 10+ -5 16 Hajispuram 1.689.96 384 2.060 P(3),M CHW(4) W PO 5-10 BS 17 Somanapalle 242.41 Unmhabited 18 Peramgudipalle 304.73 129 763 P -5 W -5 -5 -5 19 Sankavaram 2,099.91 923 4,704 P(5),M HC W,HP PO -5 -5 20 Kanigiri (R) N.A. 244 1,238 P,M H W PO, -5 BS Phone 21 Thummaguntalla 1,481.96 176 920 P HC W PO -5 -5 125 DIRECTORY and Land Use KANIGIRI T ALUK --_---_ -"------ Land use (i. c., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectar.:s rounded upto 2 dec:mal places) including ,_------"------any pJ::ce of Lo.:a- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. lion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste aV.lilable historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ( 18) (19) (20) (1) ---~ ------_------~_- PR Kanigiri 24 EA Rice 605.00 T (102.79) 739.76 656.40 253.74 N6 Jowar W (102.79) PR Kanigiri 17 EA Rice 283.28 T (171.9<) 1,214.05 404.69 367.45 2 Jowar W (171.99) KR Kanigiri 17 Rice 165.52 97.12 214.08 41.68 3 Jowar KR Kanigiri 16 Rice 311.61 T (45.73) 158.64 216.10 61.51 4 Jowar W (45.73) PR Kanigiri 14 EA Rice 234.72 T (22.66) 485.62 110.48 213.27 5 Jowar W (22.66) KR Kanigiri 10 Ragi 332.25 T (13.76) 174.01 593.'27 152.16 6 Sajja TK (13.76) KR Kanigiri 5 EA Rice T (109.26) 4.05 1,331.82 416.83 7 Jowar W (109.26) PR Kanigiri 7 ED Rice T (277.61) 209.63 246.05 68.13 8 Jowar TK (277.61) Uninhabited 9 KR Kanigiri 9 Ragi T (6.07) 18.21 164.71 42.89 10 Sajja W (6.07) KR Kanigiri 9 Ragi 343.98 T (18.21) 579.92 718.72 551.99 11 Sajja W (18.21) KR Kanigiri 10 ED Rice T (115.74) 496.14 809.39 1,160.64 NI 12 Ragi TK (60.70) R (55.04) KR Kanigiri 12 ED Rice T (72.84) 533.37 192.22 283.28 13 W (36.42) TK (24.28) R (12.14) Rice T (80.94) 445.15 445.15 470.65 ~R Kanigiri 20 ED, 14 EAG Jowar W (40.47) TK (22.26) R(18.21) T (40.47) 140.43 52.61 KR Kanigiri 12 Rice 81.74 15 Jowar W (40.47) Ragi T (89.03) 930.77 60.70 PR Kanigiri 8 EAG 608.65 N4 16 Jowar W (89.03) Uninhabited 17 Rice 168.35 63.13 PR Kanigiri 3 45.73 18 Jowar Rice T (647.49) 607.03 358.15 PR Kanigiri 2 EAG 485.62 M1:TI 19 Jowar W (647.49) Rice 811.39 T (1,260.59) 453.25 578.70 PR Kanigiri ED 202.34 C14:M4:n 20 W (1,260.59) 426.54 T (24.69) 408.92 372.31 KR Kanigiri 4 EA Rice 221.36 NI 21 Jowar W (24.69) 126 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and 10 broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Nal11e of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ..-----"-----, ,------"------, No. hectares) House- Popu\a- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi ca· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (I) (2) (3) (4)\) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 22 Hazeepuram 2,258.76 318 1,088 P(3) 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS 23 Doddichinta1a @ 1,857.10 537 2,718 P(3),M,H D W PO 10+ BS Veokatareddipalle 24 Hanumanthunipadu 1,292.16 276 1,515 P(2),M,H H W PO lOt BS 25 Neelakantapuram 510.71 34 179 P -5 W -5 10+ BS 26 Nallagandla 895.97 114 538 P(2),M -5 W PO 10+ ~5 27 Peda Gollapalle 1,932..37 384 2,035 P(3) H W PO 10+ BS 28 Hanumanthapuram 1,197.46 268 1,196 P(4) -5 W -s 10+ 5-10 29 Anandapuram 520.42 42 212 P -5 W -5 10+ -5 30 Ummanapalle 2,023.02 254 1,211 P(5) -5 W PO 10+ -5 31 Peddivenkatayapalle 442.72 Uninhabited 32 Nandanavanam 3,201.86 387 1,858 P(5) -5 W PO 10+ -5 33 Viragareddipalle 598.12 26 139 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5 34 Valicherla 1,666.09 317 1,582 P(2),M,H -5 W PO 10+ BS 35 China Gollapalle 186.15 16 116 P -5 W -5 10+. -5 36 Kutagundla 1,683.49 254 1,358 P(4) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 37 Masay'apeta 387.69 51 300 P -5 W -5 10+ 5-10 38 U pendrapuram alias 1,487.22 3 12 -5 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 5-10 Upavasapalle 39 Chakiraia 3,022.59 6[7 3,026 P(6) 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 40 China Iriapadu 601.36 276 1,294 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 41 Kodigudlapadu (West) 605.8[ 39 198 P -5 W 5-10 5-10 -5 42 Oosalavcedu 430.99 120 730 P CHW R -5 5-10 BS 43 Ayyanapaiem 186.96 Uninhabited 44 Peda t\iavaJapadu 5,325.65 608 3.358 P(5),AC(2) D, W.R PO,TO, 10+ BS CHW(3) Phone 127 DIRECTORY and Land ule KANIGIRI TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including r------__~.-..A.- I any place of Loc~- Approach Neue>t town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) ( L) -~~--.~ .. - PR Kanigiri 12 EA Rice 467.41 T (121.40) 303.51 991.07 364.62 T2 22 Jowar TK (101.17) WE (20.23) PR Kanigiri 12 EA Rice T (668.54) 81.34 647.50 440.30 NIO 23 Jowar W (382.43) TK (286.11) PR Kanigiri 13 EA Rice 269.92 T (82.96) 138.00 206.39 588.41 N5:T3 24 Jowar W (82.96) PR Kanigiri 13 EA Rice T (28.33) 109.26 199.10 173.61 25 Jowar W (28.33) KR Kanigiri 18 EA Rice T(61.51) 167.54 178.06 488.86 26 Jowar WE (61.51) PR Kanigiri 18 ED Rice T (205.58) 1,002.00 356.12 366.64 27 Jowar W (205.58) KR Kanigiri 28 ED Rice T (219.34) 607.43 242.81 121.40 28 Jowar W (219.34) KR Kanigiri 35 Rice 163.09 T (42.90) 144.47 48.56 121.40 29 Jowar W (42.90) KR Kanigiri 33 EA Jowar 486.03 T (168.75) 343.17 121.40 887.88 30 W (168.75) Uninhabited 31 KR Kanigiri 29 EA Rice 1,451.20 T (324.56) 165.92 246.86 1,012.93 N2:TI 32 Ragi W (324.56) KR Kanigiri 26 ED Rice T (10.12) 145.28 220.55 222.17 33 Jowar W (10.12) PR Kanigiri 25 EA Rice T (107.24) 930.77 195.06 432.61 34 Jowar W (\07.24) KR Kanigiri 19 ED Rice T (24.28) 141.64 2.43 35 Jowar W (24.28) PR Kanigiri 24 EA Rice T (117.36) 299.47 501.81 758.38 36 Jowar WE (117.36) KR Kanigiri 12 EA Rice T(28.33) 98.74 98.74 161.88 37 lowaI W (28.33) KR Kanigiri 18 Rice T (56.65) 404.68 231.48 344.39 38 Jowar W (56.65) PR Kanigiri 5 EA Rice 526.09 T (87.01) 1,837.27 145.69 426.13 Tl 39 Jowar W (87.01) KR Kanigiri 5 Rice 368.26 145.69 63.13 40 Jowar KR Kanigiri 7 EA Rice T (465.79) 49.37 60.70 20.23 41 Jowar W (465.79) PR Kanigiri 7 Rice T (333.05) 40.47 14.16 40.47 42 Jowar W (333.05) Uninhabited 43 PR Kanigiri 15 EA Rice 665.10 T (205.58) 2.223.74 260.62 1,936.41 N5 44 Bajra W (177.25) TK (28.33) 128 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and 10 broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,------"-----, ,------~------, No, hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station. if any water way) (I) (2) {3) (4&..) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) --~-.------~------ 45 Pothavaram 377.17 III 591 P CHW W,C -5 10+ -5 46 Bhattupalle 956.27 128 677 P(2) CHW W 5-10 10+ 5--10 47 Maddapadu 1,604.98 222 1,338 peS) CHW W,R PO 10+ 5-10 48 Rachagundlapadu 553.20 16 118 -5 5-10 W -5 10+', 5-10 49 Kalagotla 668.54 54 325 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10 50 Nimmamaheswara- 147.71 41 169 -5 -5 W -5 5-10 5-10 puram 51 Polavaram 739.36 90 526 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 5-10 52 Manamadugu 486.84 Uninhabited 53 Hussainpuram 1,495.71 346 1,701 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 54 Perugupalle 773.35 37 197 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10 55 Bellavaram 442.72 87 405 P -5 W,HP PO 10+ 10+ 56 Kankanampadu Agra- 997.95 293 1,397 P(2) -s W -6 10+ 10+ haram 57 Das ullapalle 1,056.63 116 5~3 P -5 W PO 10+ BS 58 Muppallapadu 984.60 22l 994 P -s W PO 10+ 10+ 59 Veera Rampuram 57'.91 103 482 P -5 W -5 10+ 5-10 60 Ramayapalle 1,091.90 114 534 P -5 W PO 10+ 5-10 61 Pand uvanagulavaram 3,782.18 776 3,916 P(7).M,H D W,HP PO 10+ 5-10 62 Jangam narasayapalle 421.68 50 254 P -5 W -5 10+ 10+ 63 Panduva 1.280.83 105 517 P -5 W -:- 10+ 5-10 64 Gandlaseetharam- 524.07 Uninhabited puram 129 DIRECTORY and Land Ulile KANIG IRI T ALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded uplO 2 decimal places) including ..A.______~ any place of r-- Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation in terest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18 ) (19) (20) (I) ~~--~-~- KR Kanigiri 18 Rice T (28.33) 105.22 72.84 170.78 4S Bajra W (28.33) KR Kanigiri 15 EA Rice T (47.35) 341.15 80.94 485.62 46 Ragi W (47.35) KR Kanigiri 16 EA Rice 74.87 T (75.27) 554.42 479.55 418.04 47 Jowar W (75.27) KR Kanigiri 10 ED Jowar T (8.90) 303.51 171.18 68.80 48 Sajja TK (8.90) KR Kanigili .10 ED Jowar T (10.12) 67.18 328.60 259.81 49 Sajja TK (10.12) KR Kanigiri 10 ED Jowar 65.56 68.80 6.88 50 Sajja KR Kanigiri 7 EA Ragi T (228.65) 364.22 25.09 121.40 51 JoWar TK (228.65) Uninhabited 52 PR Kanigiri 12 ED Rice T (141.64) 1,133.12 18.61 202.34 53 Jowar GC (141.64) PR Kanigiri 10 Jowar T (78.10) 283.28 161.87 246.45 54 Sajja W (78.10) KR Kanigiri 16 ED Ragi T (28.73) 113.31 148.12 152.16 55 Jowar TW (28.73) KR Kanigiri 26 Jowar T (11.33) 477.53 327.80 157.42 56 Sajja W (11.33) PR Kanigiri 24 EA Rice 108.05 T (63.13) 323.75 275.19 242.81 57 Jowar W (63.13) KR Kanigiri 26 EA Rice T (104.00) 196.68 225.00 454.46 58 Jowar W (104.00) KR Kanigiri 28 ED Rice T (129.50) 80.94 186.15 180.89 59 Jowar W (101.17) TK (28.33) KR Kanigiri 32 EA Rice 79.32 T (38.85) 343.98 299.47 324.96 60 Jowar W (36.42) TK (2.43) KR Kanigiri 33 ED Rice 941.30 T (304.32) 809.37 165.11 1,562.08 N5 61 Jowar W (283.28) TK (21.04) KR Kanigiri 35 Rice T (18.61) 171.18 174.42 56.65 62 W (18.61) KR Kanigiri 33 Rice 135.57 T (34.40) 277.21 479.15 353.70 63 Jowar W (34.40) Uninhabited 64 130 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distanco Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) village (in ,..--_----A.___ -'""\ Code ,------"- -"'I ['So. hectares), House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (H) (~B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (to) 65 Gannavaram 912.97 299 1,411 P(3) -5 W,HP, PO 10+ -5 R 66 Kunkanampadu 2,281.21 325 1,658 P(5) -5 W PO 10+ BS 67 Gurugupadu 234.72 4 -5 -5 W -5 10+ -5 68 Veligandla 2,208.36 SH) 2,422 P(5),M,H D W PO,TO, 10+ 5-10 PTO 69 MogalJur 2,565.30 505 2,432 P(3).M.H -5 W.HP PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO 70 Bon thegun tapalle 528.52 26 170 -5 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 71 Thakkellapadu 1,012.52 126 580 P 10+ R PO -5 -5 72 China Alavalapadu 979.34 232 1,302 P 5-10 W,HP, PO 5-10 BS R 73 Lingojipuram 484.38 Uninhabited 74 Ramagovindapuram 494.12 21 139 P,M -5 W,HP -5 10+ -s 75 Marella 1,949.77 237 1.333 P,O eHW W,HP, PO 10+ BS 0 76 Neredupalle 1,064.73 368 1,821 P,M eHW w,e PO 10+ -5 77 Murugummi 2,048.92 204 1,166 P CHW W PO 10+ 5-10 78 Chinavarimadugu 616.74 61 402. P CHW W -5 10+ -5 79 Gosigundala 140.43 Uninhabited 80 Pedavarimadugu 577.08 48 311 P CHW W -5 10+ BS 81 Pi tcbiguntapaJle 118.17 Uninhabited 82 VepagumpalJe 1,039.63 89 473 P CHW W -5 10+ BS 83 ebintagumpalle 2.207.15 207 1,141 P(4) eHW W,O PO 10+ BS 131 DIRECTORY and Land Use KANIGIRI T ALUK ----- ~------~ -~------ Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ~------____..A.. ______-- any pl;:.ce of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion (0 village and distance supply food by source gated waste available histerical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (II) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 ) -----~- - ---~. ~------.------ KR Kanigiri 26 ED Rice T (184.13) 283.28 227.03 218.53 N2 65 Jowar TK (165.92) R (12.14) W (6.07) PR Kanigiri 22 ED Jowar T (123.02) 1,480.74 567.77 109.26 66 Sajja TK (123.02) KR Kanigiri 23 Rice T (21.85) 23.47 184.54 4.86 67 Jowar W (21.85) PR Kanigiri 20 ED Rice T (906.90) 238.76 1,025.47 33.18 68 Jowar W (906.90) PR Kanigiri 14 ED, Rice 791.56 T (157.02) 732.07 20.24 864.41 N5:Ml 69 EAG Jowar W (150.95) TK (6.07) KR Kanigiri 16 Rice T (17.40) 38.85 323.75 148.52 70 Jowar TK ([7.40) PR Kanigiri II ED Rice T (226.62) 369.48 11.74 404.68 71 Jowar W (226.62) PR Kanigiri 10 Rice T (55.04) 772.95 101.17 24.28 Nl:T2 72 Jowar R (55.04) Uninhabited 73 KR Kanigiri 17 Rice T (9.71) 430.99 52.61 74 Jowar W (9.71) PR Kanigiri 24 ED, Rice T (272.35) 1,304.30 60.70 309.58 N2:Ml;Tl 75 EAG Jowar TK (218.53) W (37.63) 0(16.19) KR Kanigiri 19 ED, Rice T (72.03) 27.11 809.77 129.50 Nt 76 EAG Jowar W (55.84) TK (16.19) KR Kanigiri 22 ED Rice 736.93 T (60.70) 32.37 948.18 269.92 77 Jowar W (38.44) TK (18.21) O{4.05) KR Kanigiri 26 ED Rice T (28.33) 106.84 350.46 128.69 78 Jowar W (22.26) TK (6.07) Unihnabited 79 PR Kanigiri 25 EAG Rice T(l6.19) 343.98 111.29 101.17 80 Jowar W (16.19) Uninhabited 81 PR Kanigiri 28 Ricc 580.32 T (27.92) 222.57 40.47 161.87 82 Jowar W (25.09) TK (2.83) PR Kanigiri 32 Rice 774.56 T (60.70) 513.95 202.34 647.50 83 Jowar W (47.75) TK (12.95) 132 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenitiei Total number of Amenities available (if not available Within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,-___-11... ___, r------A--____ , ~o. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 84 Peda Cherlapalle 3,087.j4 730 3,980 P(7),M,H PHe,D W,HP PO 10+ BS 85 Talakondapad u 2,030.71 241 1,241 P(3) -5 W,HP, PO 10+ 5-10 86 Vijayagopalapuram 950.60 56 214 P 5-10 W,R -5 10+ BS , 87 Chirladinne 2,139.97 304 1,714 P(5) 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS 88 Umarnaheswara 604.19 6 p 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 puram 39 Jammalamadaka 1,535.78 114 620 P(2) -5 W -5 10+ -5 90 Nagiredd i palle 836.48 257 1,154 P(3) PHC W,HP PO 10+ BS 91 Marapagunta 898.80 108 701 P -5 W,Rt> PO 10+ BS 92 Ramagopalapuram 1,293.37 308 1,336 P(3) -5 W,HP PO 11')+ BS 93 Ramalingapuram 1,308.75 114 578 P 5-10 W -5 10+ BS 94 Immadicheruvu 3,104.34 328 1,335 P(5) 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS 95 Ganesunipalle 244.02 65 380 P -5 W -5 10+ 5-10 96 Kolra Kesava- 110.48 Uninhabited bhotlavari Khandriga 97 Pulikun tarallapalle 2,375.09 335 1,536 P(2) -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS 98 Vedullacheruvu 764.85 201 993 P(2) D,H W,HP PO 10+ BS 99 Kotarupalle 1,006.05 187 1,004 P -5 W PO 10+ BS 100 Chodavaram 564.54 105 506 P -5 W -5 10+ -5 101 Chennakesavapuram 202.34 Uninhabited 102 Vangapadu 1,634.12 257 1,364 P(2) -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS 103 Krishnapuram 298.66 92 450 P -5 W -5 10+ BS 104 Guravajipeta 2,8'6.31 530 2,621 P(6),M.H D W PO 10+ BS 133 DIRECTORY and Land ulie KANIGIRI T ALUK ------~~------_ ------ Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,.------"------, any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Po Ner Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source' gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I) - -~------_ ----_---- ,------_---_ PR Kanigiri 27 ED Rice 706.58 T (220.95) 281.25 80.94 1,796.80 N4 84 Ragi W (161.06) TK (59.89) KR Kanigiri 16 R;ce 822.72 T (182.11) 467.41 386.47 66.77 T2 85 Jowar TK (182.11) PR Kanigiri 13 EA Rice 655.59 T (20.23) 18.21 3.64 252.93 86 Jowar W (20.23) PR Kaniiiri 19 ED Rice 470.65 680.68 934.82 87 KR Kanigiri 20 Rice T (37.64) 28i.66 209.63 71.22 88 Jowar TK (23.07) W (14.57) PR Kanigiri 21 Rice 125.45 T (38.04) 437.87 522.85 335.08 89 Jowar W (38.04) PR Kanigiri 20 ED Rice T (48.56) 265.48 202.34· 319.70 NIO 90 Jowar TK (40.47) W (8.09) PR Kanigiri 20 ED Rice 47.75 T (60.70) 311.61 235.12 237.55 N2 91 Jowar W (44.51) TK (16.19) PR K.anigiri 22 EA Rice T (159.85) 473.08 20.23 633.74 N2 92 Jowar W (159.85) PR Kanigiri 25 Rice 200.72 T (18.21) 423.30 14.17 652.35 93 Jowar W (18.21) PR Kanigiri 25 ED Rice 1,759.97 T (282.06) 334.27 16.19 71 j.43 94 Jowar W (282.06) KR Kani~iri 35 Rice T (24.28) 141.64 76.89 95 Jowar TK (24.28) Uninhabited 96 PR Kanigiri 38 ED Rice 1.292.97 T (121.40) 242.81 364.22 343.98 97 Jowar W (121.40) PR Kanigiri 35 ED Rice 205.17 'T (34.98) 121.40 121.40 214.48 9i Jowar W (84.98) PR Kanigiri 22 Rice 185.34 T (114.93) 194.25 242.81 265.88 TI 99 Jowar TK (66.37) W (48.56) PR Kanigiri 21 ED Rice 63.13 T (50.99) 206.79 50.18 153.37 100 Jowar TK (34.80) W (16.19) Uninhabited 101 PR Kanigiri 27 ED Rice 376.76 T(77.70) 257.78 538.63 382.43 102 Jowar TK (77.70) PR Kanigiri 29 Rice T (7.28) 152.57 57.06 81.34 103 Jowar W (7.28) PR Kanigiri 24 ED Rice T (165.92) 1,585.96 60.30 1,054.20 T1 104 Jowar W (109.67) TK (56.25) KONDAP. 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D Q. i:· KONDAPI TALUK 1981 1981 1981 LocatIon Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of villag.: Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) 13 Ankarlapudi 72 Kanumalla 20 Pedakandlagunta 26 Ayy~parajupalcm 16 Kondapi 89 Pedavenkanapalem 17 Kondapi Gadiyamvari Khandrilla 22 Peerapuram Mamidalavari 69 Binginipalle 91 Kondasamudram Khandriga 62 Bitragunta 46 KOlapadu 14 Peridepi 49 Boganampadu 47 Kotapadu Agraharam 5 Petluru 19 Pelluru Kurugantivari Khar:driga 52 Chalukupadu 81 Lingamgunta 21 Pelluru Mosherlavari Khandriga 82 Chavatapalem 77 Ponnaluru 44 Chennipadu 80 MalepadLi 84 Ponnalurugudavari Khandriga 78 Cherukuru 45 Manginipadu 18 Chinakandlagunta 75 Mappalla 48 Rajavolupadu 11 Chinakandlagunta Ana'ntabhotla 24 Mekapadu (0) 55 Ramachandrapuram vari Khandriga 25 Mekapadu (Z) 10 Chinakandlagunta Chamarthivari 1 Mugachinlala 71 Sanampudi Khandriga 65 Mulaguntapadu 86 Singarabotlavaipalem 11 Chinakandlagunta Mamidalavari 74 Muppalla Kesaram Kbandriga 70 Singarayakonda Khandriga ' 15 Muppavaram 67 Singarayakonda R. S. 32 China Venkanapalem 68 Somarajupalle 57 Chiwkurapadu 50 Naganna Khandriga 30 Chodavaram 63 Nandanavanam 23 Tangella 59 Nandanavanam Vavilalavari 8 Tangella lsukapallevari Khandriga 58 Davagudur Khandriga 34 Tl:\umadu 6 Dharmavaram 28 Narasimhanayani Khandriga 56 Narasingolu 51 Uppaladinne 3 Gurrappadia 38 Narasingolu Mahankalivari 33 Uppalapadu (Z) 4 Gurrappadi Dharbakulavari Khandriga Khandriga 2 Nennurpadu 27 Vardhinenipalcm 88 Nukavaram 61 Vaviletipadu 29 llavara 79 Veorannapalem 39 I1avara Mamidalavari Khandriga 54 Paidipadu 76 Vallaturu 83 JppaguDta 66 Pakala 85 Vallaturu Kalidasuvari Khandriga 36 Paletipadu 53 Vempadu 90 Jameerapalem 37 Paletipadu Gadepallivari Khan- 9 Venkatakrishnapuram 7 Juvvigunta driga 31 Vennuru 35 Paletipadu Mocherlavari Khandriga 64 Kalikivaya 73 Palukur 87 Yedlurupadu 40 Kamepalle 42 Patchava 41 Kamepalle Allraharam 43 Patcbava BaJagopalapuram 60 Zarugumalli 135 136 VILLAGE PRAKASAl'.1 DISTRICT Amenities ~--.------ Total number of Amenities available (if not availabie within the vilJage. the distance L ()(.; a- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of vIllage of the population nearest place where the facility available is givt'n) Code village (in -----..A..-__ "_, ~------'------No hectares) House- Papula- Educational Medical Drinking Po~t and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3) (.fA) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ~------'-'--'-.---- Mug:\chin,ala 1,014.74 209 1,127 P 10+ W :PO 10+ -5 :2 N~nllllf,,;padu 528.52 253 1,202 P 5-10 R PO 10+ 5-10 :I Gurrapp,lOia 856.31 149 700 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 of GlllLtppadi Dharba- 46.54 Uninhabited kulavari Khandriga "" - Pdiuru 2,502.17 571 2,889 P,M 5-10 W PO 10+ BS G [)h .• lilld varam 1,244.00 259 1.239 P,M 10+ W PO 10+ -5 7 JUVYigunla 574.65 148 733 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5 " T:1:1gdla Isukapalle- 161.87 27 137 -5 D W PO 10+ 5-10 val i Kh,lndrigl 9 y cnk:~taknshn,:puram 398.61 76 432 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS 10 Chin,lkanJlagunta 116.95 Uninhabited Ch"mar:hivari- Khandriga 11 Chinak',lndlagunta J ,305.92 179 883 P 10+ W,R 5-10 10+ -5 An a nthabhotlavari- Khandriga 12 Chin8k:~ndlagunta 165.11 Uninhabited rVlamidalavari Khandriga ;,' Ankorl,lpudi 798.44 362 1,877 P 5-10 R PO 10+ -5 14 Pcridepi 861.17 424 1,966 P 10+ W PO,TO 10+ BS Phone 15 Muppavaram J ,425.30 680 3.147 P(6),M,H 10+ W PO.TO, 10+ BS Phone 16 KondJpi 2,196.22 811 3,893 P(2),M, H(3) W PO.TO 10+ 8S H,Jc 17 Kond~pi Gadiyamvari 681.89 183 806 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 Khandriga 18 Chin:ikandlagunta 1,066.34 123 585 P(3) 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10 1'-) l>':liuru Kurugntivaari 172.87 Uninhabited Khandriga 20 P.:d3.kandlagunta 1,655.16 37() 1,923 P 5-10 ,W.TK PO 10+ 5-10 21 P.:\luru Mosherlavari- 55.04 Uninhabited ,,., varl Khandriga -'- Peerapuram Mamidala- 66.37 110 498 5-10 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 5-10 vari t<.handriga 137 DIRKCTORY and Land use KONDAPI T ALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including r------A..______, any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Pow.!c Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I) ..----~.------_. KR Ongole 30 Rice 706.58 242.81 27.11 Jowar KR Ongole 28 Rice 202.34 121.40 194.65 2 Jowar KR Ongole 30 Rice T (10.12) 40.47 97.12 68! .49 3 Jowar TK (10.12) Uninhabited 4 PR Kandukur 33 Rice T (186.15) 1,011.71 607.02 692.01 N4 5 Jowar TK (186.15) KR Kandukur 35 Rice 169.56 404.68 622.40 6 Jowar PR Kandukur 39 Rice T (40.47) 323.75 40.47 167.13 7 Jowar TK (40.47) KR Kandukur 33 Rice 7.69 18.62 121.40 8 Jowar PR Kandukur 33 Rice T (16.19) 238.76 142.85 9 Jowar TK (16.19) Uninhabited 10 KR Ongote 33 Rice 340.34 69.61 895.57 11 Jowar Uninhabited 12 KR Ongole 24 Rice T (18.61) 558.46 215.29 Ml:T2 13 Jowar TK (18.61) PR Singaraya ko nda 27 ED Rice T (40.47) 566.56 101.17 150.95 N3:CI:M2:Tl 14 Jowar TK (40.47) PR Singarayakonda 26 ED Rice T (12.14) 932.80 323.75 123.43 N3:T3 15 Jowar TK (12.14) PR Kandukur 26 ED Rice T (43.30) 1,455.65 477.53 219.34 C2;M3 16 Jowar TK (43.30) KR Kandukur 27 Rice T (9.71) 578.29 20.23 54.23 17 Jowar TK (9.71) KR Ongole 30 Rice T (20.23) 951.01 80.94 NL 18 Jowar W (20.23) Uninhabited 19 KR Kandukur 28 Rice 309.59 72.84 1,272.73 20 Jowar Uninhabited 21 KR Kanigiri 23 Rice 60.30 1.64 2.83 22 Jowar 138 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities ------ Total number of Amenities available (if not availaLle Within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the [iO:l Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,----...... '----, ,------"------, No. hectares) Housc- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion Water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 23 Tangclla 3,955.79 379 2,050 P(3) D W PO 10+ 5-10 24 Mekapadu (G) 459.72 1/5 756 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 25 Mckapadu (Z) 878.17 122 669 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 5-10 26 Ayyaparaj upalem 1,011.71 201 1,123 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10 27 Vardhinenipalem 679.06 244 1,238 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS 28 Naraslmhanayani 1.142.83 111 532 P -5 W PO 10+ -5 Khanuriga 29 I1avar3 1,730.43 563 2.834 P,M :-10 W PO 10+ BS 30 Chodavarum 1,041.66 310 1,325 P 5-10 W PO,TO 10+ -5 31 V<:nnuru 1.545.49 711 3,273 P(3) 10+ W PO,TO 10+ -5 -'-" China Venka lIapalcm 369.07 246 1,053 P -5 W PO 10+ BS 33 Uppalapadu (Z) 1,182.89 565 2,531 P(3),M,H D W PO,TO 10+ BS 34 Thumadu 621.19 204 1.063 P -5 W PO 10+ BS 35 Paletipadu Mocherla- 163.09 29 129 P 5-10 W -5 10+ BS vari Khandriga 36 Paletipadu 1,033.16 284 J ,389 P(2) 10+ R PO,TO 10+ BS 37 Paletipadu Gadepalli- 162.28 Uninhabited vad Khandriga 38 Narasingolu Mahankali- 72.84 Uninhabited vari Khandriga 39 llavara Mamidalavari 161.87 Uninhabited Khandriga 40 K::lmepalle 1,143.64 539 2,575 P(3),M,H PHC W PO,TO 10+ BS 41 Kam~palk Agraharam 194.25 43 223 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 42 Patclnva 1,173.99 438 1,838 P,M 5-10 W,R PO 10+ -5 43 Patchava Balagopala- 150.54 Uninhabited puram 44 Chennipadupuram 5,463.34 241 1,181 P 10+ R PO 10+ -5 45 Mangil;ipadu 676.13 55 246 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5 139 DIRECTORY and Land Vie ILONDAPI TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ~------~------any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) ---._-- - -_.- - -- _-- KR Kanigiri 25 Rice T (26.71) 65.15 3,261.76 527.30 N6:TI 23 Jowar 0(26.71) KR Kanigiri 20 Rice T (38.85) 226.62 123.02 71.23 24 Jowar W (38.85) KR. Kanigiri 20 Rice T (29.14) 288.94 80.94 479.15 25 Jowar TK (29.14) KR Kanigiri 26 Rice T (60.70) 404.68 485.62 44.1 j 26 Jowar TK (60.70) PR Kandukur 26 Rice T (15.78) 410.75 210.84 36.42 N4 27 Jowar TK (15.78) KR Kandukur 24 R.ice T (121.40) 362.60 371.50 250.09 Tl 28 Jowar W (121.40) PR Kandukur 24 ED Rice 843.77 720.34 121.14 N5:T2 29 Jowar PR Kandukur 21 ED Rice 809.37 36.42 122.21 M2:T3 30 Jowar PR Kandukur 20 ED Rice I, 113.69 169.97 259.00 M9:T4 31 Jowar PR Singarayakonda 19 ED Rice T (10.52) 175.23 80.94 101.17 32 Jowar TK (10.52) PR Singarayakoncia 17 ED Rice 891.92 9.71 278.02 N40:C5:M6:T8 33 JOWar PR Singarayakonda 15 Rice 400.64 6.07 201.94 Nl:MI:T2 34 JOWar 35.61 PR Singarayakonda 14 Rice T (7.69) 117.36 2.43 35 Jowar TK (7.69) 60.70 PR Singarayakonda 14 ED Rice 971.24 N2 36 Jowar Uninhabited 37 Uninhabited 38 Uninhabited 39 T (44.52) 700.10 230.67 134.35 N2:T1 PR Kandukur 19 ED Rice 40 Jowar TK (44.52) 121.40 2.43 KR Kanigiri 21 Rice 70.42 Tl 41 Jowar 404.68 KR Kandukur 23 Rice 475.91 283.28 N3:Tl 42 Jowar Uninhabited 43 KR Kandukur 28 Rice T (32.37) 709.41 458.10 263.04 44 Jowar TK (32.37) 45 KR Kanigiri 21 Rice T (28.33) 364.22 125.05 133.95 Jowar TK (28.33) 140 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distanco Loca- Total area Households and In broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tlOn Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,----______..A..--- ______, Code village (in ,-___..A.. ___ -, No. hectares) Hause- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 46 Kotapadu 1,715.05 286 1.401 P(3) 10+ R PO 10+ BS 47 Kotapadu Agraharam 160.66 99 409 P 10+ W PO,TO 10+ BS 48 Rajavolupadu 242.00 137 673 P(2) 5-10 W 5-10 10+ -5 49 Boganampadu 2,713.41 355 1,841 P(2) 10+ W -5 10+ BS 50 Naganna Khandriga 2,349.60 443 2,145 P(3) 10+ W PO 10+ -5 51 Uppaladinne 258.59 176 833 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5 52 Chatukupadu 771.73 199 845 P 10+ R -5 10+ BS 53 Vcmpadu 800.87 173 742 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5 54 Paidipadu 928.35 504 2,635 P(4) 10+ TK PO 10+ BS 55 Ramachandrapuram 347.62 166 755 P(2) 5-10 w -5 10+ -s 56 Narasingolu 1,343.55 311 1,318 P 5-10 R PO 10+ 5-10 57 Chirrikurapadu 978.53 340 1,686 p 10+ w PO.TO 10+ BS 58 Davagudur 984.60 269 1,43; P 5-10 w PO.TO 10+ BS 59 Nandanavanam Vavilala 215.70 303 1,231 -5 5-10 w -5 5-10 -5 vari Khandriga 60 Zarugurnalli 1,640.19 955 4,479 P(7),M,H H W PO,TO 5-10 BS 61 Vaviletipadu 656.80 348 1,491 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 62 Bitragunta 1,674.99 812 3,516 P,M -5 W PO -5 BS 63 Nandanavanam 1,284.06 187 828 P 5-10 W,R PO,TO 5-10 BS 64 Kalikivaya 980.96 526 2,213 P -5 W PO -5 BS 65 Mu]aguntapadu 333.06 561 2,366 P(2),M,H H(4) W PO -5 BS 66 Pakala 2,252.07 2,656 10,772 P(6),M,H H W PO,TO 5-10 BS 67 Singarayakonda R.S. 1,265.85 Treated as a Census Town 68 Somarajupalle 2,193.80 736 3,069 P(6) -5 W PO -5 BS 141 DJRECTORY and Land use KONDAPI TALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,-- -"------., any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri. Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (IS) (19) (20) (1) ----- PR Kanigiri 16 Rice T (36.42) 1,398.59 56.66 210.03 46 Jowar TK (36.42) PR Kanigiri 16 Rice Not Available 47 Jowar KR Kanigiri 20 Rice T (2.43) 105.22 101.17 12.95 48 Jowar TK (2.43) PR Kanigiri 20 Rice 647.49 T (121.49) 1,027.90 809.37 106.03 49 Jowar TK (121.49) KR Kandukur 19 Rice 1,525.26 607.03 154.99 N2:M2:T4 50 JOWllf KR Kandukur 20 Rice 74.46 66.77 101.12 N3:Ml:T2 51 Jowar PR Kandukur 18 Rice 156.61 20.23 594.89 52 Jowar KR Kandukur 16 Rice 475.10 226.62 SO.94 53 Jowar PR Kandukur 16 ED Rice T (60.70) 647.50 202.34 6.47 N2:T1 54 Jowar TK (60.70) KR Kandukur 14 Rice 145.69 36.42 161.87 55 Jowar KR Kandukur 15 ED Rice 1,214.05 42.09 42.09 N4:T1 56 Jowar PR Singarayakonda 13 ED Rice 689.58 124.24 160.66 T3 57 Jowar PR Singarayakonda 11 ED Rice T (36.02) 661.25 216.10 65.56 Nl:T3 58 Jowar TK (36.02) KR Singarayakonda 8 Rice 46.54 24.28 144.88 59 Jowar PR Singarayakonda 8 ED Rice T (210.44) 1,133.12 125.45 166.32 N40:C3:M3:T20 60 Jowar TK (210.44) PR Singarayakonda 8 ED Rice 376.36 223.79 55.44 61 Jowar PR Singarayakonda 5 ED Rice T (424.92) 583.55 60.70 603.38 Nll 62 Jowar R (424.92) PR Singarayakonda 8 Rice T (634.54) 242.81 404.68 N3:Cl:Ml:T5 63 Jowar TK (634.54) PR Singarllyakonda 5 Rice T (113.31) 485.62 226.62 153.78 Ml:Tl 64 Jowar TK (113.31) PR Singarayakonda 2 ED Rice T (52.61) 89.44 86.20 104.81 Cll:M4:T4 65 Jowar TK (52.61) PR Singarayakonda 5 ED Rice T (894.35) 227.43 1,130.29 NI0:C4:M6:T6 66 Jowar TK (894.35) Treated as a Census Town 67 PR Singarayakonda 1 ED Rice T (457.70) 477.93 1,255.74 N560:C27: 68 Jowar TK (457.70) M14:T1 142 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenitieli Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tio;] Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given I Code village (in ,-----"----, ,--______...A.. _____ ------""') No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market. station. if any Water way) ( I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ------~------~~------ 69 Binginipalle j ,268.69 870 3,840 P(l) 5-10 W PO,TO 5-10 BS 70 Singarayakonda 1,547.51 381 1,851 P -5 W PO -5 -5 71 Sanampudi 1,273.54 536 2,329 P 5-10 W,R PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone n Kanumalla 996.33 436 1,893 P(3) -5 W PO,TO, -5 BS Phone 73 Palukurd 2,985.36 1,020 4,647 P(3),M,H 5-10 W PO,TO 5-10 BS 74 Muppalla Kesaram 24.28 245 1,001 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 10+ Khandriga 75 Mappalla 695.65 106 445 P(2),M,H 10+ W PO 10+ BS 76 Vallaturu 1,477.91 126 670 P(2) 10+ W -5 10+ -5 77 Ponnaluru 2,057.01 945 4,530 P(3},M,H D W PO,TO 10+ BS 78 Cherukuru 5,268.59 1,012 5,424 P(6) 10+ W,R PO 10+ -5 79 Veerannapalem 804.92 22 149 -5 10+ W -5 10+ -5 80 Malepadu 1,396.16 144 834 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10 81 Lingamgunta 1,414.37 113 736 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS 82 Chavatapalem 1,460.91 311 1,605 P 10+ W PO,TO 10+ BS 83 Ippagunta 1,771.71 547 2,555 P,M -5 W PO 10+ BS 84 Ponnalurugudavari- 328.20 240 1,069 -5 10+ W -5 10+ BS Khandriga 85 Valla turukalidas uvari 287.73 120 451 5-10 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS Khandriga 86 Sing;lrabotJavanipalem 521.23 357 1,487 P(2) 10+ w PO 10+ BS 87 Yedlurupadu 1,062.70 477 2,292 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5 88 Nukavaram 573.84 86 418 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5 89 Pedavenkanapalem 852.67 143 797 p 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5 90 Jameerapalem 1,335.46 308 1,518 p 5-10 o PO 5-10 -5 91 Kondasamudram 1,346.79 211 1,078 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10 143 DJRECTORY and Land use KONDAPI T ALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,-- A----______~ any place of Loca- A.pproach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1) PR Singarayakonda 6 ED Rice T (121.40) 404.68 725.60 T2 69 lowar GC (121.40) KR Singarayakonda 2 ED Rice T (60.70) 583.56 263.04 601.77 70 lowar TK (60.70) PR Singarayakonda 6 ' ED Rice T (78.91) 404.68 84.58 704.96 N4 71 Jowar TK (78.91) PR Singarayakonda 3 ED Rice T (104.81) 358.55 2~.28 488.86 N2:T3 72 lowar TK (104.81) PR Kandukur 5 ED Rice T(117.36) 1.851.43 60.10 950.60 N\:Ml:Tl 73 lowar TK (117.36) KR Kandukur 10 .Rice 16.19 8.09 74 ]owar PR Kandukur 15 Rice 408.33 283.28 N5 75 lowar KR Kandukur 15 Rice 1,328.17 129.50 76 lowar PR Kandukur 16 ED Rice T (465.39) 1,050.15 541.47 77 lowar TK (404.69) W (60.70) 1,323.32 KR Kandukur 22 Rice 668.54 T (244.83) 2,286.47 742.60 T1 78 lowar TK (244.83) 73.25 KR Kanigiri 22 Rice 636.97 T (1.62) 32.'78 59.08 79 lowar TK (1.62) KR Kanigiri 26 Rice 564.94 T (21.44) 416.02 61.92 331.44 80 lowar TK (21.44) 404.69 PR Kandukur 24 Rice 728.43 246.45 81 lowar 199.10 334.61 N2:T5 PR Kandukur 22 Rice T (38.44) S54.69 82 lowar TK (38.44) 33.18 346.81 Ml:T9 PR Kandukur 18 Rice T (12.14) 1,373.50 83 lowar TK (12.14) 4'45 84 PR Kandukur 15 Rice T (6.88) 316.87 lowar TK (6.88) 24.28 PR Kandukur 5 Rice 259.00 1.62 85 lowar 72.84 N1:T1 PR Kandukur 12 Rice 441.11 86 lowar 106.03 142.04 87 KR Kandukur 12 ED Rice 778.21 lowar 80.94 161.87 88 l'R Kandukur 12 ED Rice T (24.28) 283.28 lowar TK (24.28) 348.03 PR Kandukur 16 Rice T (24.28) 445.15 89 lowar TK (24.28) N3:T2 90 PR Kandukur 17 Rice 955.46 159.04 214.48 lowar 101.17 Tl 91 KR Kandukur 18 Rice T (12.14) 728.84 404.68 Jowar W (12.14) KANDUKUR T ALUK ..~ i I ~ i - 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" ": ::::.:: l- .~ :::> U I ;; I I c V'l ..J a::: I- UJ ~ 0 III j « ~ .3 a: 0 a. 0:: I i « :::> ~ a: ::::.:: « I :::> III 0 « z 0 ~ « Z « ;i: a::: < a.. ::::.:: ~ w :t: 4 .. f~"f' ..C) ,; 0 ," 't- 0 + ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KANDUKUR TALUK 1981 1981 1981 LocatIon Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1 ) (2) 93 Ammavaripalem 11 Kancharagunta 49 Parikondapadu 14 Anandapuram 17 Karedu 39 Parikondapadu Agraharam 10 Ananthasagaram 18 Kollurpadu Rajupalem 64 Pentrala 70 Angirekulapadu 42 Kollurpadu Ranganayakula 31 Polinenichl!cuvu 30 Ankabhupalapuram Swamivari Khandriga 81 Potluru 85 Annaboyioapalle 71 Purelipalle 15 Atmakur 13 Kondam ud usu pal em 59 Ayyavaripalle 38 Kondareddipalem 63 Racheruvurajupalem 4 Kondikandukuru 82 Rajupal.m 46 Baddepudi 74 Kothapeta 88 Rallapadu 73 Basireddipalem 6 Kovur 28 Ramachandrapuram 41 Bheemavaram 45 Krishnapuram 60 Ramalingapuram 86 Brahmanapalem 78 Ramayapatnam 26 Linganapalem 79 Ravur 65 Lingasam udram 44 ChagalJu 25 Rollapadu 43 Chakucherla 87 Cheemalapenta 47 Machavaram 80 Chevur: 40 Madanagopalapuram 35 Sakhavaram 92 Chinalatarar-i 7 Mahadevaruram 37 Singamanenipalle 89 Chinnapavari 54 Malekondarayunipalem 75 Swarnajipuram 32 Chundi 16 Mannetikota 77 Mocherla 66 Thimmareddipalem 50 Dappalampadu 61 Mogilicheria 69 Thumugunta 72 Darekanipadu 21 Mopadu 24 Thurpupolinenipalem 19 Dondapadu 55 Muktheswaram 68 ThurpurajupaJem 90 Mutyalapadu 67 Gangapalem 34 Uppalapadu (Z) 83 Gudluru 36 Naladalapur 48 Gundlapalem 62 Narasimhapuram 52 Veeraraghavunikota 27 Nawabpalem 76 Veerepalle 57 Jangamreddi Khandriga 91 Nayudupalem 56 Vengalapuram 2 Jillellamudi 23 Nekunampuram 29 Vengamakkapalem 5 Jillellamudigadapallevari 22 Nekunampuram Kalidasvari 84 Venkampeta Khandriga Khandriga 3 Vikkiralapeta 53 Viswanadhapuram 8 Ogur 12 Kakutur 33 VoJetivaripalem 51 Kalavalla 20 Paiur 9 Kandukur 1 Pandaiapadu 58 Yerrareddipalle 145 146 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities - ----~-----~ Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distanco Loca- Total area Households and In broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5~10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the (ion Name of village of the population nearest place_____ where the .A.facility available is given) Code village (in ,------"------, r--- 1 No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station. if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Pandulavadu 719.93 223 913 P(2) 10+ R PO 5-10 2 lillellam L1di 1,038.02 286 1,428 P(2) ]0+ R PO ]0+ 5-10 3 Vikkiralapela 741.79 290 1,331 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10 .+ Kondikandukuru 600.15 297 1.398 P(3) 10+ W PO 5-10 5-10 5 JilldlamudiadapaHe 142.45 Uninhabited vari Khandriga 6 Kovur 1,265.04 389 1,991 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 7 Mahadevapuram 1,618.33 Urban Area (Fully included in Kandukur Town) I) Ogur 1,210.01 582 2,490 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 9 Kandukur 768.00 Urban Area (Kandukur Town) \ l) Ananthasagaram 595.70 147 789 P -5 W -5 -s -5 I J Kancharagun ta 236.34 155 709 P -5 W -5 -5 BS 12 Kakutur 1,181.27 224 1,160 P(3) 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5 J3 Kondamudusupalem 1,201.91 621 2,906 P -5 W PO BS J 4 Anandapuram 2,169.92 Urban Area (Fully Included in Kandukur Town) 15 AtmakLlf 1,137.57 376 1.74~ P(3) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 1 (J Mannetikota 707.39 393 1,983 P(3) 10+ W PO 10+ 5 17 Karedu 5,079.79 9,564 P(IO),M, H(2).RMP(4) W PO,TO 5-10 BS H MCW,D 18 Kollurpadu Raju 1,809.34 2,100 P(2),M, PRe W PO,TO. 5-10 BS,RS palem H,Jc Phone 19 Dondapadu 171.99 165 685 P 5-10 w -5 5-10 -5 20 Palur 491.69 138 627 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 2J Mopadu 1,672.97 508 2,440 P(3) 5-10 w PO 5-10 BS ,.., Nckunumpuram Kali- 23.47 dasvari Khandriga 23 Nckunampuram 2,317.22 1,173 5,528 P(4) 10+ W PO 10+ BS 24 Thurpupolinenipalem 338.32 360 1.881 P 10+- w -5 10+ BS 147 DJRECTORY and Land Dile KANOUKUR T ALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,--- ...A.. ______----. any place of Laca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) far culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 ) ---.-----~- ----_ KR Kandukur 12 Rice T (32.37) 404.68 88.22 193.03 Jowar TK (32.37) KR Kandukur 10 Rice T (18.61) 774.97 97.12 145.68 2 Jowar TK (18.61) KR Kandukur 11 Rice 566.56 146.50 3 Jawar KR Kandukur 6 Rice T (5.66) 479.15 72.84 39.66 4 Jowar TK (5.66) Uninhabited 5 KR Kandukur 8 Rice T (65.15) 761.21 80.94 355.31 NI:Ml 6 Jowar TK (65.15) Urban Area (Fully Included in Kandukur Town) 7 PR Kandukur 5 ED Rice T (43.70) 607.02 27.52 531.35 8 Jowar TK (43.70) Urban Area (Kant/ukur Town) 9 KR Kandukur 2 Rice 445.16 150.54 10 Jowar PR Kandukur 6 Rice T (0.81) 213.67 11.33 9.71 11 Jawar TK (0.81) PR Kandukur 8 Rice 579.51 9.71 589.22 TJ 12 Jawar PR Kandukur 3 ED Rice T (445.15) 263.45 6.07 487.24 Cl 13 Jawar W (445.15) Urban Area (FulJy Included in Kandukur Town) 14 PR Kaodukur 6 ED Rice T (73.25) 897.99 4.86 161.47 T2 15 Jowar TK (73.25) KR Kandukur 7 ED Rice T (172.80) 347.62 101.17 66.37 N4:C2:T1 16 Jowar W (172.80) PR Singarayakonda 9 ED Rice 477.53 T (2,166.68) 463.77 111.29 1,859.52 N50:C4:M3:T4 17 Jowar W (2,166.68) PR Kandukur 10 ED Rice 174.01 T (196.27) 768.90 101.17 568.58 NI 18 Jowar TK (196.27) KR Kandukur 6 Rice T (46.13) 113.72 12.14 19 Jawar W (46.13) KR Kandukur 6 Rice T (230.67) 234.31 26.71 20 Jowar W (230.67) PR Kandukur 8 ED Rice T (449.20) 282.06 10.52 930.37 N2:T1 11 Jawar W (449.20) Uninhabited 22 PR Kandukur 13 ED Rice T (607.84) 1,220.12 368.26 97.93 N2S:T3 23 Jowar TK (607.84) PR Kandukur 18 Rice 284.09 37.63 16.19 24 Jawar 148 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Ameoitieli .... _------ Total number of Amenities available (if not availaLle Within the village, the distance Loc.\- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the (ion Naille of village of the population , ______nearest place where -.A- the facility available is given) Code village (in ,---_.A...___ , ------, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of dons (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ------_._ --~------ 25 Rollapadu 1,200.70 92 451 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS 26 Linganapalcm 1,067.59 94 502 P 10+ W ,.5 10+ -5 27 Nawabpalem 1'067.15 Uninhabited 28 Ramachandrapuram 347.62 33 211 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS 29 Vengamakkapalem 226.22 Uninhabited 30 Ankabhupalapuram 1,728.00 148 858 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5 31 Polincnicheruvu 2,023.83 231 1,219 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 32 Chundi 3.071.56 657 3,257 P(2) D W PO 5-10 BS 33 Voletivaripalem 1,975.27 417 2,138 P,M,H H(A) W PO 10+ BS 34 Uppalapadu (Z) 1,182.89 135 599 P(3) 10+ W -5 10+ -5 35 Sakhavaram 1,356.10 509 2,691 P,M,H 10+ W PO 10+ BS 36 Naladalapur 613.iO 399 1,986 P(3),M,H 10+ W PO 10+ BS 37 Singamanenipalle 733.29 267 1,220 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 38 Kondareddipalem 241.19 80 406 P(5) 10+ W -5 10+ -5 39 Parikondapadu 129.09 23 134 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10 Agraharam 40 Madanagopalapuram 216.91 60 279 P 10+ W 5-10 5-10 5-10 41 Bheemavaram 2,479.10 880 4,140 P(4),M,H 10+ W PO 10+ BS 42 Kollurpadu Ranga- 65.96 Uninhabited lIayakula Swamivari Khandriga 43 Chakucherla 2,504.59 1,381 5,884 P,M 10+ W PO, 10+ RS Phone 44 Chagallu 885.85 552 2,256 P(2) RMP(2) W PO, 10+ BS.RS Phone 45 Krishnapuram 336.70 223 1,039 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5 46 Baddepudi 1,558.04 409 1,749 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5 47 Machavaram 1,670.94 1,015 4,467 P(4).M,H 10+ W PO 10+ BS 149 DIRECTORY and Land use KANDUKUR T ALUK Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including r------"------, any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Pow~r Staple Forest Irrigated' Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I) ~------_------ PR Kandukur 19 Rice T (12.14) 384.45 697.68 101.17 2S Jowar TK (12.14) KR Kandukur 22 Rice T (17.00) 710.63 104.81 228.65 26 Jowar R (17.00) Uninhabited 27 PR Kandukur 25 Rice T (18.21) 105.62 97.12 123.83 Ml:T2 28 Jowar TK (18.21) Uninhabited 29 KR Kanigiri 25 Rice 474.70 T (51.39) 951.01 60.70 189.39 30 Jowar TK (51.39) PR Kanigiri 23 ED Rice 1,152.95 T (104.41) 544.70 98.74 121.40 N4:T2 31 Jowar TK (104.41) PR Kandukur 33 ED Rice 703.75 T (147.71) 1,220.53 506.26 375.95 NI:Ml 32 Jowar TK (147.71) PR Kandukur 25 Rice 308.37 T (28.73) 1,395.35 57.87 182.92 N24:MI 33 Jowar TK (28.73) KR Kandukur 20 Rice T (47.75) 579.51 404.68 141.64 34 Jowar TK (47.75) PR Kandukur 16 ED Rice T (123.02) 1,086.17 22.66 87.82 N40:T6 35 Jowar W (123.02) PR Kandukur 15 ED Rice T (82.15) 454.86 1.21 73.65 TI 36 Jowar W (82.15) KR Kandukur 10 ED Rice T (40.47) 613.50 4.05 53.01 N2:M3 37 lowar TK (40.47) KR Kandukur 10 Rice T (2.83) 194.25 14.16 38 Jowar TK (2.83) KR Kandukur 11 Rice 105.22 7.68 15.78 39 Jowar KR Kandukur 8 Rice T (118.98) 63.94 33.59 40 TK (118.98) PR Kandukur 13 ED Rice 46o.s3 T (571.82) 730.45 417.64 242.41 N6:Ml:T2 41 Jowar TK (57J.82) Uni"habited 42 PR Kandukur 14 Rice 405.09 T (698.49) 65.56 98.74 1,180.06 N6:T1 43 Jowar TK (698.49) PR Kandukur 17 ED Rice 270.33 T (207.60) 136.78 63.94 205.58 N12 44 Jowar TK (207.60) KR Kandukur 14 Rice T (153.38) 82.96 20.23 80.13 N2 45 Jowar TK 153.38) KR Kandukur 14 ED Rice T (189.39) 392.14 202.34 765.66 46 Jowar TK (189.39) PR Kandukur 11 ED Rice T (477.53) 48.56 20.23 1,108.u2 N45:T3 47 Jowar TK (477.53) 150 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities ------~ ----~~--~------ Total number of Amenities available (if not availalJle Within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) -..A..-______-, Code village (in ,-----"---, ,-- No. hectares) House- Popu)a- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (lO) ------~---- 48 Gundlapalem 942.92 260 1,255 P H W -5 10+ -5 49 Parikondapadu 1,093.86 203 1,062 P(2) 5-10 W,R PO 5-10 -5 50 Dappalampadu 432.20 IS5 764 P 10+ R PO 10+ -5 51 Kalavalla 1,033.97 384 2,106 P 10+ R PO 10+ ' BS 52 Veeraraghavunikota 1,663.66 464 2,357 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS 53 Viswanadbapuram 1,224.17 110 602 p 10+ W -5 10+ -5 54 Malekondarayuni- 505.45 108 617 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5 palem 55 Muktheswaram 429.78 16 82 -5 10+ W -5 10+ -5 56 Vengalapuram 226.22 86 500 P 10+ W -5 lOt BS 57 Jangamreddi Khandriga 586.39 Uninhabited 58 Yerrareddipalle 878.17 132 750 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10 59 Ayyavaripalle 3,824.27 lOt 501 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS 60 Ramaliogapuram 178.87 10 67 -5 10+ W -5 10+ -5 61 Mogilicherla 3,222.50 344 1,803 p 10+ W PO 10+ BS 62 Narasimhapuram 279.64 50 361 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ -5 63 Racheruvurajupaiem 1,362.98 115 545 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ -5 64 Pentraia 902.45 103 543 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5 65 Lingasamudram 1,216.48 800 3,777 P(6),M,H H(A) W PO 10+ BS Thimmareddipalem 1,432.18 ;,786 66 355 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5 G!lngapaiem 480.77 171 67 843 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5 68 Thurpurajupalem 338.72 Uninhabited 69 Thumugunta 375.55 97 465 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ BS 70 Angirekulapad u 461.02 162 715 P 5-10 W -5 H)+ 10+ 151 DIRkCTORY and Land Vie KANDUKUR T ALUK Land use (i. c., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded u"lo 2 decimal places) including ,------______--..A.------~ any place of Loca- Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. tion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (ll) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (\6) (17) (18) (\9) (20) (I) "~------.~----~~ ---~ ------ PR Kandukur 13 ED Rice T (274.80) 129.50 57.46 479.15 T2 48 Jowar TK (274.80) KR Kandukur IS Rice T (352.08) 328.20 206.39 205.98 49 Jowar TK (35.M8) KR Kandukur 15 Rice T (125.45) 243.62 62.32 Tl 50 Jowar TK (125.45) PR Kandukur 16 Rice "T (48.56) 934.42 3.21 27.11 MI 51 Jowar TK (48.56) PR Kandukur 20 Rice T (133.95) 1,228.62 60.70 235.93 N5:MI:T2 52 Jowar TK (133.95) KR Kandukur 24 Rice T (4.1.47) 361. 79 710.22 91.46 N5:Ml:T2 53 Jowar TK (40.47) KR Kandukur 2S Rice T (7.69) 457.29 16.19 23.07 N2:T2 54 Jowar W (7.69) KR Kandukur 24 Rice T (8.50) 391.73 12.95 16.19 55 Jowar TK (8.50) PR Kandukur 29 Rice 187.37 10.52 28.33 56 Jowar Uninhabited 57 KR Kandukur 29 Rice 402.26 T (51.40) 424.11 58 Jowar TK (51.40) PR Kandukur 29 Rice 1,056.23 912.97 140.13 768.90 Nl:M2:Tl 59 Jowar KR Kandukur 31 Rice 142.85 28.73 60 Jowar PR Kandukur 40 ED Rice 970.43 T (101.58) 1,232.26 131.52 778.61 N2:MI 61 Jowar TK (101.58) KR KanduKur 43 Rice 73.00 38.44 168.35 62 Jowar KR Kandukur 36 Rice 250.90 T (1.62) 234.72 283.28 551.59 63 Jowar TK (1.62) MI:T1 KR Kandukur 33 ED Rice T (219.34) 60.70 20.23 600.96 64 Jowar TK (219.34) 416.82 MI:T2 65 PR Kandukur 32 ED Rice T (186.56) 542.28 65.56 Jowar TK (186.56) 143.26 387.28 T1 66 KR Kandukur 27 Rice T (59.89) 840.53 Jowar W (59.89) 5.26 98.34 T2 67 KR Kandukur 27 Rice T (71.22) 283.21 Jowar TK (71.22) Uninhabited tiS 39.66 71.63 69 PR Kandukur 20 Rice T (0.81) 262.64 Jowar W (0.81) 70 KR Kandukur 20 Rice Particulars are not available Jowar 152 VILLAGE PRAKASAM DISTRICT Amenities ~~~~---~~-- -_--- .-_------~~~~- Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges Viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r----._.A,.----, ,..------' ...A- , No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 71 Purelipalle 989.05 446 2,031 P 10+ w PO 10+ BS 72 Darekanipadu 1 ,OJ 5.76 406 2,043 P 10+ w PO 10+ BS 73 Basireddipalem 833.25 324 ],746 P 10+ w PO 10+ -5 74 Kothapeta 581.94 225 1,207 P 5-10 w PO 10+ 5-10 75 Swarnajipuram 2,132.28 561 2,761 P(2) 10+ w PO 10+ BS 76 Veerepalle 1,279.21 388 1,601 P(2) 10+ w PO 10+ BS 77 Mocherla 2,859.91 645 2,811 P(3) 10+ w PO 10+ BS,RS 78 Ramayapatnam 721.96 434 1,987 P(2),M,H ]0+ w PO,TO 10+ BS 79 Ravuru 1,617.52 596 2,577 P 5-10 w PO 10+ BS 80 Chevur 2,678.61 676 3,261 P 5-10 w PO 5-10 BS 81 Potluru 1,320.89 162 831 P 5-10 w PO 5-10 BS 82 Rajupalem 1,322.51 230 1,233 P 5-10 w -5 10+ 5-10 83 Gudluru 4,375.85 1.216 5,750 P(3),M, D(U) w PO, TO, 10+ BS R,O Phone 84 Venkampeta 354.50 73 379 P 10+ w -5 10+ -5 85 Annaboyinapalle 973.67 319 1,510 P(2) 10+ w PO 10+ BS 86 Brahmanapalem 375.55 31 163 -5 10+ w -5 10+ BS 87 Cheemalapenta 1,200.70 142 620 P 10+ w -5 10+ -5 88 Rallapadu 633.33 103 467 P 5-10 w PO 10+ -5 89 Chinnapavari 1,291.75 769 3,240 P 10+ w PO 10+ -5 90 MutYaiapadu 3,447.51 1,298 5,969 P(2),M,H D,H w PO 10+ BS 91 Nayudupaiem 1,609.03 216 999 P(2) 10+ w PO 10+ 10+ 92 Chinaiatarapi 996.33 445 2,358 P(4) 5-10 w PO 5-10 -5 93 Ammavaripalem 1,816.22 99 555 P(2) 10+ w PO 10+ 5-10 153 OIREC'fORY aDd LaDd u~e KANUUKUR TALUK ---_-- ---~------~.-----~-- Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including ,--______..A.. ______--, any place of Loca- Approach Nearest lown Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, !ion to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or Code (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological No. vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18 ) (19) (20) (I) -_------.------, ----- PR Kandukur 20 Rice T (566.96) 227.84 194.25 71 Jowar TK (566.96) PR Kandukur 19 Rice T (665.30) 61.92 80.94 181.30 N4 72 Jowar TK (665.30) KR Kandukur 18 Rice T (441.51) 101.17 57.47 229.05 73 Jowar GC (441.51) KR Kandukur 16 ED Rice T (144.47) 103.20 119.38 198.30 NI 74 Jowar TK (144.47) PR Kavali 20 Rice 791.56 T (301.49) 378.38 375.14 281.26 75 Jowar TK (301.49) PR Kavali 19 Rice 266.69 T (386.88) 87.01 246.86 281.25 N5:MI:Tl 76 Iowar TK (386.88) PR Kavali 24 ED Rice 1.618.74 T (285.71) 607.1)3 101.17 247.26 77 Jowar TK (285.71) PR Kavali 14 ED Rice 176.04 T (91.05) 50.59 80.94 322.94 N30 78 Iowar TK (91.05) PR Kavali 12 ED Rice 364.22 T (291.78) 194.65 202.34 564.53 NI5:C3:Tl 79 Jowar TK (291.78) PR Kavali 10 ED Rice 568.58 T (402.66) 748.67 609.05 349.65 N2:Ml 80 Jowar TK (402.66) PR Kavali 14 Rice 175.63 T (80_13) 59.49 608.24 376'76 81 Jowar TK (80.13) KR Kavali 14 Rice 250.90 T (1.62) 234.72 283.28 551.59 82 Jowar TK(I.62) PR Kandukur 16 ED Rice 1,391.31 T (353.69) 382.83 121.40 2,122.57 N50:MI:T1 83 Sajja TK (353.69) I<-R Kandukur 22 ED Rice T (183.28) 20.23 20.23 84 Jowar TK (283.28) PR Kandukur 24 ED Rice T (566.56) 70.82 145.69 155.80 T3 85 Iowar GC (566.56) PR Kandukur 25 Rice 167.54 121.00 71.63 1i6 Jowar KR Kandukur 26 Rice T (146.50) 834.86 182.11 20.23 1i7 Jowar TK (146.50) KR Kandukur 35 Rice T (207.20) 91.46 40.47 293.40 88 Iowar TK (Z07.20) PR Kandukur 30 ED Rice T (786.71) 182.11 201.53 121.40 NlO:Cl;T5 89 Jowar TK (786.71) PR Kavali 25 Rice T (839.i2) 1,974.05 633.33 N5:T2 90 Jowar R (546.32) TK (293.40) PR Kavali 19 Rice 80.94 T(119.79) 13.76 1,383.62 91 Iowar TK (119.79) KR Kavali 17 Rice 450.82 T (271.14) 208.01 882.21 N4 92 Jowar TK (271.14) KR Kavali 20 ED Rice T (308.37) 323.75 242.81 105.22 93 Jowar TK (308.37) 154 o..... 00 ...0= .... 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I ~ '" '" ~ - ... ~ I 0 ...-I-< z c:;, I -;; ,-... ~ ~ rn .... ~ O r<'>._, ...... -< I ~ "" '" ...l I -..... -< 1 tUI _ u ,-.. <"'l ~ .... .0'0 00 ~ 0\ ;:: r<'> Q 1 '-' ~ ~ p-; - 8 I '- ~ I In .... I ~ t=:' N 'Ot' 00 r- N 'Ot' ~ N N ...i ~ M lie I -< I @ '-' - .... z I Eo-< ~...... 0 I E-< 1 .-. ~ -< I u 10 'Ot' ..... " .... o o E .~ Z'" :eo Il.< • 0 N M "" If'l 10 I'- 00 0\ 0 .... N .., " \Q \Q 00 ('l ('l ('l od o o 00 ('l 00 0: ... ' I o I I I I I [I I I I V'l , 00 V'l N 00 ""' 00 00 o N) III o ('l ' I .-. I ('l , _I r- 00 o 158 APPENDIX - II LAND UT:LlSATION DATA IN RESPECT OF NON-MUNICIPAL TOWNS (CENSUS TOWNS) ~--~--- Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) r- ______---- ___-t.. ______-- __--, SI. Name of town and tal uk Irrigated by Area No. within brackets Total Area Forest source Unirrigated Culturable not available waste for cultivation (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) Addanki (Addanki) 2,990.00 T(I,244.41) 342.79 734.27 668.53 GC (1,015.76) TK (228.65) 2 Cbirala N. M. A. 2,366.00 T (1,214.05) 190.20 ' 247.08 714.67 (Chirala) 0(1,214.05) 3 Cumbum 1,166.00 T (100.36) 245.35 98.74 721.55 (BeMaVaripeta) 1'K (\00.36) 4 Giddalur 3,157.00 6.09 T (19.92) 1,442.30 1,062.65 626.04 (Giddalur) 0(19.92) 5 Kandukur (Kandukur) 768.00 T (152.15) 226.94 354.10 34.81 0(152.15) 6 Kaniiiri (Kanigiri) 3.320.00 1,080.51 T (IS0.08) 1,016.54 157.42 885.45 WE (95.20) TK (84.88) 7 Singarayakonda 1,061.00 47.75 995.44 17.81 (KondaJ)i) 8 Vetapalem ],036.00 T (301.09) 121.40 73.66 539.85 (Chirala) GC (301.09) 159 APPENDIX - III nATEMENT SHOWING THE LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE ALL THE AMENITIES OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE NOT AVAILABLE L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village No. No. No. (I) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) YERRAGONDAPALEM TALUK TARLUPADU TALUK KANIGIRI T ALUK 15 Garinipenta 5 Jagannadhapuram 10 Kanchipuram 22 Marripalem 38 Upendrapuram alias Upavasapalle 23 Darabayalu MARKAPUR T ALUK 67 Gurugupadu 24 Telugurayanicheruvu 70 Bon theguntapalle 28 Suddakunta 46 Akkacheruvu 62 Narasingapuram KONDAPI T ALUK GIDDALUR T ALUK DARSI TALUK 22 Peerapurarn Mamidalavari 41 Lingareddipalle 23 Nadimpallivari Kbandriga Khandriga 26 Thimmayapalem 59 Nandanavanam Vavilalavari PAMUR TALUK Khandriga SANTHAMAGULURU TALUK 74 Muppatlakesaram 4 Darsitbimmakkapalle Khandriga 39 Lakkavaram Agrabararn 9 Tbungodu 10 Devakimarri PODILl TALUK KANDUKUR TALUK 11 Tellanellamala 29 Teegadurtbipadu 41 Anumulakonda 55 Muktheswaram 34 Dondleru 58 Nasikatriyambakam 60 Ramalingapuram Note:- Reserve forest Villaaes are not taken into account while presenting this Appendix III 160. APPENDIX - IV A: SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CMTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Vi1lag~ L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1 ) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) YERRAGONDAPALEM TALUK 0-5· 20 Palutla 28 Suddakunta 34 Kavalakuntla 37 Ayyagaripalle 42 Ganapavaram 44 Ramasamudram 54 Gangapalem 57 Lel1apa\lc 67 Gollapalle 6-10 40 Annasamudram 52 Boyalapalle 62 Narasingapuram 66 Dupadu 11-15 8 Sathakodu 10 Pullalacheruvu 12 Yendrapalle 38 llukalripuravaram 51 Gurijepalle 16-20 6 Marrivemula 11 Rachakonda J3 Komarolu 32 Yerragondapalem 36 Manepalle 41 Medapi 48 Kolukula 58 Thripuranthakam 60 Kankanalapalh~ 63 Viswanathapuram 21-30 7 Mutukula 29 Venkatadripalem 31 Millampalle 33 Chapalamadugu 45 Ramachandrapuram 47 Gollavidipi 50 Amrnanigudipad u 56 Duvvali 59 Rajupalem 61 Miriampalle 31+ Nil DARSI TALUK 0-5· 1 Kommavaram ".. Edara 26 Thimmayapalem 34 Chandaluru 38 Putipadu 6i Samanathapudi 6-10 18 Tammalur 19 Umamaheswarapuram 33 Thummedalapadu 37 Basavapuram 43 Vittalapuram 46 Talluru 49 Bellamkondavaripalem 63 Thurupu Venkatapuram 69 Rajampalle 76 Krishnapuram 11-15 12 Nuzellapalle 21 Vemula 57 Lankojinapalle 58 Jammigumpalle 60 Bandiveligandla 65 Choutapalem 73 Kothapalle 75 Tripurasundaripuram 77 Pedauyyalawada 80 Boddikurapadu 82 Pothakamuru 84 Nagambhotlapalem 86 Sivarampuram 16-20 3 Bheemavaram 4 lammalamadaka 8 Uppalapadu 10 Bhatlapalle 11 Kambhampadu (East) 14 Polavaram 16 Mundlamuru 17 Vempadu 25 Kellampalle 27 Devavaram 28 Pothavaram 29 Tanamchintala 30 Venkatachalampalle 55 Veerayapalem (East) 56 Darsi 68 Lakshminarayanapuram 74 Korlamadugu 85 Somavarappadu 21-30 7 Mylavaram 9 Vemparala 13 Sankarapuram 15 Pedaravipadu 24 Pasupugallu 32 Abbayapa\em ------~ * Excludes villaaes with no Scheduled Castes population. 161 APPENDix - IV (Contd.) A : SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDIN'G TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES ------Range of Scbeduled L.C. Name of Viilage L.c. Name of Village LoC. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) DARSI TALUK (Concld.j 21-30 (Concld.) 35 Chalivendra 39 Pedavullagallu 42 Mannepalle 45 Malkapuram 47 Madhavaram 53 Dosakayalapadu 70 Ramachandrapuram 78 Chinauyyalawada 83 Lakkavaram alias Bandlapalcm 31+ '6 Marella 20 Vemulabanda 22 Chintalapudi 3~ Brindavanam 41 Cheru vu komm apalem 51 Singanapalem ADDANKITALUK 0-5* 4 Ramakur 6-10 Nil 11-15 3 Valaparala 9 Bytbamanjuiur 14 Kondamur 33 Alavalapadu 47 Paidipadu 16-20 6 Cbinakothapalle 8 Kalvakur 15 Muppavaram 17 Gopalapuram 21 Addanki (North) 22 Kasyapuram 24 Pangulur 26 Gangavaram '27 Bhimavaram 21-30 Vallapalle 5 Dharmavararo 10 Kondamanjulur 11 Bollapalle 12 Budavada 13 Kotapadu 16 Bommanampadu 19 Ra,.-.ayapaiem 23 Reningavaram 25 Chandalur 28 Komki 29 Duddukur 30 Nujellapalle 31 Kopperapadu 32 Thurupu Tbakkellapadu 34 Pitcblkalagudipad'J 35 Kotikalapudi 36 KUDkupadu 38 Modepalle 39 Dhenuvakonda 40 Anamanamur 41 Matlikeswaram 42 Bodduvanipalem 45 Ravinuthala 46 Dyvalaravuru_ 31+ 7 Chakrayapalem 20 Addanki (Soulh) 37 Nannurpadu 43 Somavarappadu 44 Korisapadu 48 Rachapudi 49 Prasangulapadu SANTHAMAGULURU TALUK 2 Kamepalle 20 Kopperapadu 27 Ananthavaram 33 Punur 36 Darsi Agraharam 6-10 1 Vellalacheruvu ] 1 Vemavaram Agraharam 29 Eddanapudi 30 Vinjanampad 31 Poluru 40 KolaJapudi 11-15 5 Elchur 12 Konidena 15 Kommalapadu Agraharam 16-20 3 Santhamaguluru 6 Kopparam 8 Tangedumalli 21 Vaidena 24 Guntupalle 2S Nagarajupalle 28 Enamadala 34 Bobbepalle 35 Marlur 41 Dronadula 162 APPENDIX - IV (Contd.) A : SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Villa1lc Castes population No. No. No. (Percentages) (I) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2) SANTHAMAGULURU TALUK (Cone/d.) 21-30 7 Kopparapalem )0 Uppumagulur 13 Ballikurava Agraharam 16 Kunduru (East) 18 Kukutlapalle 19 Gorrepadu 22 Shankaralingam- 23 Mukteshwaram 26 Rajupalem gudipadu Agrabaram 32 Gannavararn 37 Jonnethali Agrabaram 31+ 9 Gurijepalle Agraharam 14 Ch.rnupalle Agraharam 38 Konanki 39 Lakkavaram Agrahararn PARCHUR TALUK 0-5- 5 Devarapalle 8 Cherukuru 9 Ramanayapalem 16 Parchur 17 Jagarlamudi 30 Gonasapudi 6-10 4 Chennubbotlapaiem 6 Adusumalli 13 Karamcbedu Agraharam 14 Audipudi 15 Upputur 24 Daggupadu 27 SWarna 11-15 11 Veerannapa tem 18 Nuthalapadu 19 Poosapadu 16-20 1 Garnepudi 10 Bodavadagunta 20 Idupulapadu 23 Inkollu 26 Kodavalivaripalem 29 Thimmasamudram 21-30 3 Inagal1u 21 Nagandla 22 Pavulur 31+ 2 Edubadu Agrabaram 7 Gollapudi Agrabaram 25 Kesavarapadu 28 Santharavuru 31 Chinthagumpalle 32 Mattegunta CHIRALA TALUK 0-5· 2 Govinivaripalem 8 Nayanpalle 9 Pullaripalem 10 Pandillapalle 12 MotupalJe 6-)0 3 lpurupalem 5 Kotbapeta 11 Kadavakuduru 18 Kandlagunta 11-15 13 Chinaganjam 23 Ammanabrolu 24 Kanuparthi J6-20 17 Uppugundur 21-30 4 Perala (R) ]4 Maddiralamupalle 15 Edumudi 19 Pothavaram 20 Naguluppalapadu 22 Raparla 31+ 16 Pedaganjam 21 Machavaram 163 APPENDIX - IV (Contd.j A : SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Villagt: L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Villaie Castes Population No. No. No. (Percen tages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) ONGOLE TALUK 0-5* Nil 6-10 8 Devarampadu 14 Ongole (R) 27 Pelluru 11-15 6 Chejerla 9 Padarthi 10 Allurukothapatnam .40 Ithamukkala 16-20 18 Mangamur 22 Konijedu 35 Mallavarapadu 39 Rajupalem 21-30 1 Pernametta 11 Aloor 12 Koppolu 15 Kothamamidipalem 17 Sarvireddipalem 19 Padamatithakkellapadu 20 Chilakapadu 21 Mittipadu 23 Erajerla 24 Cberuvukomm upaiem 25 Narasapuram 29 Vallur 31 Marlapadu 32 Ponduru 33 Nidamalur 44 Thurpunaidupalem 46 Tangutur 31+ 2 Mukthinuthalapadu 3 Trovagunta 4 Gudimellapadu 5 Karavadi 7 Ulchi 16 Venlamukkapalem 30 Kandulur 34 Karumanchi 37 Vasepallepadu 41 Madanur 45 Jayavaram 47 Ananthavaram 48 Velallapudi MADDIPADU TALUK 0-5* 50 Konllgarivaripalem fi..10 23 Cheemakurthi 35 Seetbarampuram 55 Ramachandrapuram S6 Gunduvari Lakshmipuram II-IS 33 Nelatur 47 Mynampadu 60 Gummalampadu 16--20 1 I1apavulur 13 Mallavaram 17 PallamalJe 19 Nippatlapadu 27 Toragudipadu 57 Pidathalapudi 21+JO 4 AmanBi 6 Gundlapalle 8 Nidamanur 9 Racbavaripalem 11 Velampalll'! 16 Nekuaambadu 20 Budavada 26 Bandlamudi 28 Manchikalapadu 30 Laksbmipuram 31 Cbaildrapadu 32 Rudravaram 34 Maddipadu 37 Cbadalavada 41 Inamanamcllur 44 LiDgamgunta 46 Guravareddipalem 48 Endloor 49 Pidathala,udipadu 51 Gonugunta 52 Pulikonda 54 Bbusurapalle 58 Bhatia Machavaram 61 Gangavaram 31+ 2 Garlapad 3 Ghadiyapadu 7 Kothakota 10 Kirthipadu 12 Kolachanakota 14 Doddavaram 164 APPENDIX - IV (Contd.) A : SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES ------_------Range of Scheduled L.c. Naml.! Qf Villa?;\! L.C. Name of Village L.c. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) ------~------ MADDIPADU TALUK (Cone/d.) 31 + (Concld.) 15 Rangasclyipuralll 18 D(varapaJem 22 Rajupalem Lakshmipuram 24 Kandurivari Agraharam 25 Padamatinaidupalem 29 Yerragudipadu 36 Nandipadu 38 Chirvan uppalapadu 39 Chekurapadu 40 Maddiralapadu 42 Doddavar;lpadu 4~ Edugundlapadu 45 Pedakothapalle 59 Yenikapadu PODlLl TALUK 0-5* 3 Egalapadu 26 Annavaram 6-10 1·1 Vinjav"rt hipad u 22 Sudanagunta 41 Salanuthala 45 Baduguleru 56 Thalamalla 58 YeJuru 67 Marripadu 75 Ankepalle 11-15 4 Veligandla 20 Salakanuthala 3t MaJlavaram 42 Mohammadapuram 49 Obulakkapalle 53 Podili 65 Yadavalli 69 Kakarla 72 Chimata 74 Nirmamapuram 76 Kuchipudi 79 Vemavaram 81 Garlapela 16-20 17 Nagarajukun ta 32 Zuvvalcru 37 Batchalakurapadu 40 Nagarnpalle 47 Chinarikatla 52 Madalavaripalem 64 Pedarikatla 21-30 5 Mungapadu 11 Yedurallapadu 12 Thuvvapadu 13 Garladinne 15 Katragunta 16 -Konakanamitla 19 Kondayapalem 23 K unchepalle 25 Ramu1aveedu 28 AmudaJapalle 29 Teegadurthipadu 30 Nimmavaram 38 Garimanapenta 43 Chinamanagu ndam 44 Gotlagattu 46 Irasalagundam 57 Uppalapadu 60 Kallampalle 68 Pannuru 71 Ramayapalem 78 Sannamuru 31+ 2 Kesavabhotlapalem 9 Chintagunta 21 Thummagunta 24 DasallapaJle 27 Chintagampalle 34 Dondleru 35 M ugachinthala 36 Siddavaram 39 Budamkayalapadu 48 KambaJapadu 50 Ramayana Khandrika 51 Nandipalem 54 Gosukonda 61 Gundlasarnudram 66 TippaladevipaHe 70 Chilamakuru 73 Vallayapalern TARLUPADU TALUK Mustla Gangavaram 7 Lakshmipuram 28 Rudrasarnudram 32 Ananthavaram 34 Bhumanapalle 54 Pothalapadu 55 Ganugapen ta 57 Goguladinne S9 Surepalle 61 Gorugunthalapadu 64 Thummalacheruvu 83 Nagendlamudupu 84 Tadivaripalle 165 APPENDIX - IV (Con/d.) A: SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village LoC. Name of Village L.c. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (I) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) ~----~ ~------~------~--- --_---- ,---~~.-~------ TARLUPADU TALUK (Concld,) 6-10 9 Chdl1d.lvar 11-15 2 Avulamaoda 13 Kurichedu 14 West Veerayapalcm 16 Namasivayyapuram 22 Gangavaram (West) 24 Veeravenkatapuram 41 Aravallipadu 45 Ganivanipadu 56 Rayavaram 60 Seethanagulavuram 68 Kaluzuvalapadu 79 Meerjapeta 16-20 11 Potiapadu 12 Pcrubhotlara1cm 20 Bodanampadu 23 Gangadonakonda 29 Ramapuram 40 Gudipadu 47 Sangapuram 72 Vaddimadugu 76 Managalakunta 77 Chennareddipalle 21-30 3 Kolluru 4 Kosipuram 17 Bayyavaram 18 Dekanakonda 21 Alavalapadu 33 Manginipudi 37 Narasimhanayanipalell1 48 Vaddipadu 49 West Kambhampadu alias SO Tellapadu 52 Ambapuram Nalabothulavaripalem 69 Ragasamudram 82 Pathcpuram 31+' 8 Polepalle 26 Vabbapuram 30 Kocherlakota 35 Ragamakkapalle 36 Indlacheruvu 42 Padamati Venkatapuram 51 Bodapadu 66 Kondareddipalle 70 Gurralamadugu 74 Lakshmakkapalle 75 Jagannadbapuram MARKAPUR TALUK 0-5· 9 Pedda Manlrala R.F. 28 Chinna DornaLl 31 Sunkesula 35 Devarajugattu 38 Malhlpeta 43 Nikarampalle 52 Cbi ntakunta 54 Gottipadia 55 Thippayapalle 56 Malyavanthunipadu 6-10 3 Chintala R. F. 11 Yeguvacherlopalle 25 Pragallapadu 30 Kalanuthala 39 Gajjalakonda 40 Peddayachavaram 11-15 26 Badveedu 32 Pedda Araveedu 33 Kothapal1e 34 Gobbur 42 Pedda Nagulavaram 47 Vemulakota 57 Bhupatipalle 58 Bondalapadu 16-20 13 Yadavalli 14 Iynamukkula 15 Dornala 19 Chatlamitta 29 Katakanipalle 37 Thangiralapalle 44 Jammanapalle 45 Kolabhimunipadu 21-30 16 Pedda Bommalapuram 18 Gurrapusala 23 Thokapalle 27 Sanikavaram 36 Idupur 41 Markapur (R) 31+ 22 Cumbumpadu 24 Boyadagumpula 8 Nallaguntla 166 APPENDIX - IV (Contd.) A : SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of ViIJage Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) BBSTAVARIPBTA TALUK 0-5· 4 Papinenipal1e 12 Kakarla 16 Auransabad 28 Somavarapeta 34 Chinna ObyanipaUe 39 Bestavaripeta 41 Ondutla 42 Poosalapacu 46 p,achala Venkatapuram 6-10 6 Ardaveedu 10 Magatur 13 Jangamguntla 14 Lanjalcota 27 Chinna Cum bum 32 Ravipadu 37 Salakalaveedu 43 Pithikayagulla 11-15 2 Gannepalle 18 Kandulapuram 21 Lingapuram 22 Bogolu 24 Yerrabalem 38 Nekunambadu, 40 Papayapalle 47 Galijerugulla 16-20 1 Velagalapaya 33 Pedda Obyanipalle 44 Madanapullalacheruvu 45 Basinepalle 48 Konapalle 21-30 3 Bollupalle 7 Dooakonda 8 Pedda Kandukur 31+ 15 Retlapalle 29 Chintalapalem GIDDALUR TALUK 0-5· 10 Palakaveedu 11 Somdevipall e 2S Taticherla 29 Narava 32 Kanchipalle 33 Mundlapadu 35 Rajupalem 39 Idamakallu 45 Sanjeevaraopeta 50 Komar ole 6-10 1 Akaveedu 3 Chinnaganipalle 5 Turimella 7 Anumulapalle 12 Mokshagundam 13 Gudimetla 17 Ambavaram 23 Daddawada 28 PodiJikondapallc 43 Kommanur 54 Uyyalawada 5S Reddicherla 56 AUinagaram 11-15 9 Racherla 18 Kris lammaset tipalle 37 Chin taJapall e 40 Venna01pa\le 16-20 16 Thimmapuram 42 Badinenipalle 46 Gadikota 21-30 22 Edavalle 48 Suravaripalle 51 BrahmanapaUe 31+ 24 Nagireddipalle 53 Bedusupalle PAMUR TALUK 0-5· 6 Arivemula 7 Yekunampuram 17 Vatlabayalu 23 Kondaboyinapalle 34 Chandrasekharapuram 48 Pamur 54 Rayiguntapalle 60 Balijapalem 167 APPENDIX - IV (Contd.) A: SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULA TION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of ViIIage Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) PAMUR TALUK (Cancld.) 6-10 9 Thungodu 13 Bonthavaripalle 19 Kothapalle 20 Ambavaram 21 Regulachilika 29 An ikallapaU e 32 Kambhampadu 33 Koyilampadu 75 Renimadugu 11-15 '2 Gogulapalle ]5 Medanulavenganapalle 16 Chennapunayunip .. tlle 30 Peda Rajupalem 37 Komatigunta 40 Dubagunta 49 Kodigudlapadu (East) 50 Thiragandladinne 53 Vaggampalle 61 Mopadu 62 Puttamnaidupalle 70 Lakshmakkapalle -/4 Bodavada 16-20 3 Mundlapadu 5 Chin tbalapalem 8 Boyamadugula (Near Ariveruala) 12 Venkatayacberuvu 14 Darsiguntapeta 35 Musunur 39 Bukkapuram 42 Kattakindipalle 43 Chilamakur 45 Gummalapadu 46 ChiD thalapalem 55 Ballipalle 59 Guntupalle 64 Kambhaladinnc 65 Botlagudur 69 Peda IrJapadu 21-30 22 Guntachennampalle 44 Dadireddipalle 51 Inimerla 63 Karollapadu 66 Ayyavaripalle 31+ 24 Bodavaladinne 31 Nalajanampadu 47 Motra vu]apad u 56 Balavenkatapuram 57 Viswanadhapuram 58 Nasikatriyambakam 67 Sankarapuram 71 Ayyanakota KANIGIRI T ALUK 0-5* 30 Ummanapalle 45 Pothavaram 53 Hussainpuram 72 China Alavalapadu 93 Ramalingapuram 99 Kotarupalle 103 Krishnapuram 104 Guravajipeta 6-10 1 Vemulapadu 6 Ganugapenta 12 Bommireddipall e 14 Gudipad 28 Hanumanthapuram 36 Kutagundla 47 Maddapadu 66 Kankanampadu 82 V epagumpaJl e 86 Vijayagopalapuram 89 Jammalamadaka 92 Ramagopalapuram 11-15 13 Thallur 23 Doddichintala alias 32 Nandanavanam VenkatareddipaJle 39 Chakirala 51 Polavaram 76 Neredupalle 95 Ganesunipalle 102 Vangapadu 16-20 2 Tbimmareddipalle 5 Kondareddipalle 11 Punugodu 27 Peda Gollapalle 57 Oasullapalle 59 Veera Rampuram 61 Panduvanagulavaram 65 Gannavaram 68 Veligandla 69 Mogallur 74 Ramagovindapuram 75 Marella 77 Murugummi 83 Chin tagumpa 11 e 84 Pada Cherlapalle 85 Thalakondapadu 81 Chirladinne 90 Nagireddipalle 94 lmmadicber uvu 100 Chodavaram 168 APPENDIX - IV (Contd.) A : SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULA TlON BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) KANIGIRI TALUK (Concid.) 21-30 4 Kotathippala 7 Challagirigila 8 Dirisavancha 16 Hajispuram 18 Peramgudipalle 19 ~ankavaram 20 Kanigiri (R) 24 Hanumanthunipadu 34 Valicherla 40 China Irlapadu 42 Gosalaveedu 44 Peda Alavalapadu 46 Bhattupalle 49 Kalagotla 56 Kankanatnpadu Agraharam 60 Ramayapalle 70 Bontheguntapalle 71 Thakkellapadu 91 Marapagunta 97 Pulikuntaraliapalle 98 Vedullacheruvu 31+ 3 Raseedupuram 21 Thummaguntalla 22 Hazeepuram 41 Kodigudlapadu (west) 50 Nimmamaheswarapuram 58 Muppallapadu 62 Jangamnarasayapalle 78 Chinavarimadllgu 80 Pedavarimad ugu KONDAPITALUK 47 Kolapadu Agraharam 63 Nandanavanam 6-10 22 PeerapuI am Mamida- 41 Kamepalle Agraharam 48 Rajavolupadu lavari Khandriga 65 Mulaguntapadu 77 Ponnaluru 11-15 18 China\< andlagun ta 23 Tangella 25 Mekapadu (Z) 62 Bitragunta 91 Kondasamudram 16-20 2 Nennurpadu ]6 Kondapi 20 Pedakandlagun ta 26 Ayyaparaju}:alem 27 Vardhinenipalem 29 Ilavara 40 Kamepalle 49 Boganampadu 54 Paidipadu , 56 Narsingolu 58 Davagudur 66 Pakala 69 Binginipalle 80 Malepadu 1'>1 Lingamgunta 90 JameerapaJem 21-30 5 Petluru 6 Dharmavaram 7 Juvvigunta 11 Chinakandlagunta 13 Ankarlapudi 15 Muppavaram Ananthabotlavari Khandriga 28 Narasimhanayani 31 Vennuru 33 Uppalapadu (Z) Khandriga 42 Patchava 44 Chennipadu 50 Naganna Khandriga 55 Ramachandrapuram 68 Somarajupallc 70 Singarayakonda 72 Kanumalla 73 Palukur 76 Vallaturu 78 Cherukuru 82 Chavalapalem 83 Ippagunta 87 Yedlurupadu 169 APPENDIX - IV (Con/d.) A: SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) KONDAPI T ALUK (Concfd.) 31+ Mugachintala 3 Gurrappadia 8 Tangella Isukapa lIevari Khandriga 9 Venkatakrishnapuram 14 Peridepi 17 Kondapigadiyamvarl Khandriga 24 Mekapadu (G) 30 Chodavaram 32 China Venkanap.I!em 34 Thumadu 35 Paletipadu Mocherlavari 36 Paletipadu Khandriga 4S Manginipadu 46 Kotapadu 51 Uppaladinne 52 Chatukuradu S3 Vempadu 57 Cheirrikurapadu S9 Nandanavanam 60 Zarugumalli 61 Vaviletipadu Vavilalavari Khandriga 64 Kalikivaya 71 Sanampudi 75 Mappalla S4 Ponnal urugudavari 85 Vellaturu Kalidasuvari 86 Singarabotlava ipalem Khandriga Khandriga 88 Nukavaram 89 Pedavenkanapalem KANDUKUR TALUK 0-5* 30 Ankabhupalapuram 39 Parakondapadu Agraharam 45 Krishnapuram 62 Narsimhapuram 6-10 58 Yerrareddipalle 60 Ramalingapuram 81 Potluru 11-15 2 Jillellamudi 17 Karedu 28 Ram achandrapuram 32 Chundi 33 Voletivaripalem 66 Thimmareddipalem 78 Ramayapatnam 79 Ravur 90 Mutyalapadu 16-20 6 Kovur 13 Kondamudusupalem 45 Chakucherla 44 Chagallu 47 Machavaram 52 Veeraraghavunikota 65 Lingasamudram 86 Brahmanapalom 89 Chinnapavari 92 Chintalatarapi 21-30 I Pandalapadu 8 Ogur 12 Kakutur 16 Mannetikota 18 Kollurpadu Rajupalem 19 Dondapadu 21 Mopadu 23 Nekunampuram 24 Thurpu Polinenipalem 34 Uppalapadu (Z) 35 S"khavaram 36 NaladaJapur 37 Singamanenipalle 41 Bheemavaram 49 Parikondapadu 50 Dappalampadu 51 Kalavalla S3 Viswanadhapuram 54 Malekondarayunipalem S6 Vengalapuram 59 Ayyavaripalle 61 Mogilicherla 63 Racheruvurajupalem 64 Pentrala 67 Gangapalem 70 Angirekulapadu 71 Purelipalle 72 Darekanipadu 73 Basireddipalem 74 Kothapeta 7S Swarnajipuram 76 Veerepalle 77 Mocherla 83 Gudluru 91 Nayudupalem 170 APPENDIX - IV (Conc1d.) A: SCHEDULED CASTES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (I) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) KANDUKUR TALUK (Concld.) 31+ 3 Vikkiralapeta 4 Kondikandukur 10 Ananthasagaram 11 Kancharagunta 15 Atmakur 20 Palur 25 Rollapadu 26 Linganapalem 31 Polinenicheruvu 38 Kondareddipalem 40 Madanagopalapuram 46 Baddepudi 48 Gundlapalem 69 Thumugunta 80 Chevur 82 Rajupalem 85 AnnaboyinapaUe 87 Cheemalapenta 88 Rallapadu 93 Ammavaripalem 171 APPENDIX - IV (Colltd.) B : SCHEDULED TRIBES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULA TlON BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Villag YERRAGONDAPALEM TALUK 0-5* 6 Marrivt:mula 7 Mutukula 8 Sathakodu 29 Venkatadripalem 32 Yerragondapalem 33 Chapalamadugu 36 Manepalle 38 Isukatripuravaram 40 AnnasamudI'am 41 Medapi 43 Mittapalcm 44 Ramasamudram 47 Gollavidipi 48 Kolukula 50 Ammanigudipadu . 51 Gurijepalle 52 Boyalapalle 57 Lellapalle , 58 Thripuranthakam 63 Viswanath"!Juram 66 Dupadu ,67 Gollapalle 6-15 10 Pullalacheruvu II Rachakonda 13 Komarolu ~9 Chowtapacherla 42 Ganapavaram 60 Kankanalapalle 16-25 31 Millampalle 37 Ayyagaripalle 26-35 Nil 36-50 12 Yendrapalle 51+ 1 Allatam (R.f1.) .." Murikimallapenta 3 Garapenta (R.F.) 5 Chennapalem (R.F.) 14 Billagondipenta 15 Garinipenta 16 Burugundala (R.F.) 17 Naru\hadika\a (R.F.) 18 Ponnalabayalu (R.F.) 19 Guttalacheruvu (R.F.) 20 PalutJa (R.F·) 21 Nekkanti (R.F.) 22 Marripalem 23 Darabayalu 24 Telugurayanicheruvu 25 Daddanala 26 Allipalem 28 Suddakunta DARSI TALUK 0-5· 1 Kommavaram 2 Edara 3 Bhecmavaram 4 Jam malamadaka 6 Marella 8 Uppalapadu 9 Vemparala 13 Sankarapuram 14 Polavaram 15 Pedaravipadu 16 Mundlamuru 17 Vempadu 19 U mamaheswarapuram 20 Vemulabanda 21 Vemula 22 Chintalapudi 24 Pasupugallu 27 Devavaram 28 Pothavaram 29 Tanamchin tala 30 Venkatachalampalle 34 Chandaluru 37 Basavapuram 38 Pulipadu 39 Pedavullagall u 41 Cheruvukommapalem 42 Mannepalle 43 Vittalapuram 46 Talluru 47 Madhavaram 49 Bellamkondavaripalem 53 Dosakayalapadu 55 Veerayapalem (East) 56 Darsi 60 Bandiveligandla 61 Yerraobanapalle 65 Choutapalem 66 Samanathapudi 69 Rajampalle 70 Ramchandrapuram 73 Kothapalle 75 Tripurasundaripuram 80 Boddikurapadu 82 Pothakamuru 83 Lakkavaram 84 Nagambhotlapalem 86 Sivarampuram 6-15 7 Mylavaram 25 Kcllampalle 58 Jammigurnpalle 16-25 Nil 26-35 36 Brindavanam 51+ 26 Thimmayapalem • Excludes villages with no S. T. population. 172 APPENDIX - IV (Contd) B : SCHEDULED TRIBES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULA TION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percen tages) (1) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) ADDANKITALUK 0-5* 1 Vall;ipalle 4 Ramakur 5 Dharmavaram 6 ChinakothapalJe 7 Chak rayapalem 8 Kalvakur 9 Bytamanjulur 10 Kondamanju\ur 11 Bollapalle 13 Kotapadu 14 Kondamur 15 Muppavaram 16 Bomrnanarnpadu 19 Rarnayapalern 20 . Addanki (South) 21 Addanki (North) 22 Kasyapuram 23 Reningavaram ~4 Pangulur 25 Chandalur 26 Gangavaram 27 Bhimavaram 28 Koniki 29 Duddukur 30 NUjellapalle 32 Th urpu Thakkellapacu 33 Alavalapadu 34 Pitchikalagudipadu 35 Kotikalapudi 36 Kunkupadu 37 Nannu.rpadu 38 Modepalle 39 Dhenuvakonda 40 Anarnanamur 41 Manikeswararn 42 Bodduvanipiilern 44 Korisapadu 45 Ravinuthala 46 Dyvalaravuru 47 Paidipadu 48 Rachapudi 49 Prasangulapad u 6-15 3 Valaparla 12 Budavada 17 GopaJapuram 43 Somavarappad u 16-25 I 26-35 •I Nil 36-50 ,I 51+ J SANTHAMAGULURU TALUK 0-51!< Vellalacheruv u 2 Kamepa\le 3 Sam hamagul uru :) Elchur 7 Kopparapalem Agraharam 8 Tangedumalli 9 . Gurijepalle Agraharam 12 Konidena 13 Ballikurava 14 Chernupalle Agraharam 15 Kommalapadu Agraharam 16 Kundurru (East) 20 Kopperapadu 21 Vaidena 22 Shankaralingarnagudipadu Agraharam 23 Mukteshwaram 24 Guntupalle 27 Ananthavaram 2& Enamadala 29 Eddanapudi 30 Vinjanampad 31 Poluru 32 Gannavaram 33 Punur 34 BobbepaJie 36 Darsi Agrahararn 37 lonnethali Agraharam 38 Konanki 40 Kolalapudi 41 Dronadula 6-15 6 Kopparam 10 Uppumagulur 17 Kundurru (West) 18 Kukutlapalle 19 Gorrepadu 25 Nagarajupalle 26 Rajupalem 35 Martur. 16-25 II Vemavaram Agraharam 26-35 I 36-50 i- Nt! 51+ J 173 APPENDIX - IV (Contd.) B : SCHEDULED TRIBES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.c. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) P ARCHUR T ALUK 0~5· Garnepudi 2 Edubadu Agraharam 4 Chennubhotlapal em Agraharam 5 Devarapalle 7 Gollapudi Agraharam 8 CherukuTU 10 Bodavadagunta II Veerannapalem 12 Kunkalamarru 13 Karamchedu 14 Audipudi IS Upputur 17 Jagarlamudi 19 Poosapadu 20 Idupulapadu 21 Nagandla 22 Pavulur 23 Inkollu 24 Daggubadu 25 Kesavarapadu 26 Kodavalivaripalcm 27 SWarna 28 Santhara"uru 29 Thimmasamudram 30 Gonasapudi 31 Chinthagumpalle 32 Mattegunta 6-15 3 Inagallu 6 Adusumalli 9 Ramanayapalem 16 Parchur 18 Nuthalapadu 16-25 26-35 36-50 Nil 51+ CHIRALA T ALUK 0-5· 2 Govinivaripalem 10 Pendillapalle 12 Motupalle 14 Maddiralamupalle 15 Edumudi 16 Pedaganjam 19 Pothavaram 20 Nagulappalapadu 21 Machivaram 22 Raparla 23 Ammanabrolu 24 Kanuparthi 6-15 3 Ipurupalem 5 Kothapeta 9 Pullaripalem 11 Kadavakuduru 13 Chinaganjam 18 Kandlagunla 17 Uppugundur 16-25 Nil 26-35 Nil 36-50 .. Perala 51+ Nil ONGOLE TALUK 0-5· I Pernametta 2 Mukthinuthalapadu 3 Trovagunta 4 Gudimellapadu 5 Karavadi b Chejeria 7 Ulchi 8 Devarampadu 9 Padarthi 11 Aloor 12 Koppolu 14 Ongole 15 Kothamamidipalem 16 Vengamukkapalem 17 Sarvireddipalem 18 Mangamur 19 Patamatithakkellapadu 20 Chilakapadu 21 Mattipadu 22 Konijedu 23 Erajerla 24 Cheruvukommupalem 29 ValluT 30 Kandulur 31 Marlapadu 32 Ponduru 33 Nidamalur 34 Karumanchi 37 VasepaIlep:ldu 39 Rajupalem 44 Tburpunaid upalem 46 Tangutur 47 Ananthavaram 48 VeJagapudi 174 APPENDIX - IV (Conld.) B : SCHEDULED TRIBES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULA nON BY RANGES \ Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (I) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2) ONGOLE TALUK «Concld ) 6-J5 10 Alluru Kothapatnam 35 Mallavarapadu 40 Ithamukkala 41 Madanur 16-25 26-35 Nil 36-50 51+ MADDIPADU TALUK 3 Ghadiyapadu 4 Amangi 6 Gundlapalle 7 Kothakota 8 Nidamanur 10 Kirthipadu 12 Kolachanakota 13 Mallavaram 14 Dol,idavaram 15 Rangasayipuram 16 Nekunambada 17 Pallamalle 19 Nippatlapadu 20 Budavada 22 Rajupal~m Lakshmipuram 23 Cheemakurthi 24 Kandurivari Agraharam 25 Padamatinaid upalem 27 Toragudipadu 29 Yerragudipadu 30 Lakshmipuram 31 Chendrapadu 32 Rudravaram 33 Nelatur 34 Maddipadu 35 Seetharampuram 36 Nandipadu 37 Chadalavada 39 Chekuraradu 40 Maddiralapad u 41 Inamanamellur 42 Doddavarapadu 43 Edugundlapadu 44 Lingamgunla 45 Pedakothapalle 46 Guravareddipalem 47 Mynampadu 48 Endloor 49 Pidathalagudipadu 50 Konagarivaripalem 51 Gonugunta 54 Bhusurapalle S5 Ramachandrapuram 57 Pidathalapudi 58 Bhatia Machavaram 59 Yenikapadu 60 Gummalampadu 61 Gangavaram 6-15 21 Mylavaram 16-25 Nil 26-35 9 Rachavaripalem 36-50 Nil 51+ Nil PODILl T ALUK 4 Veligandla 5 Munagapadu 9 Chintagunta 16 Konakanamitla 17 Nagarajukunta 22 Sudanagunta 23 Kunchepalle 25 Ramulaveedu 28 Amudalaralle 32 Zuvvaleru 33 Akkacheruvu 35 Mugachinthala 38 Garimanapenta 43 Chinamanagundam 44 Gotlagaltu 46 Irasala gundam 48 Karnbalapadu 49 Obulakkapalle 51 Nandipalem 53 Podili 54 Gosukonda S6 Thalarnalla 57 UppaJapadu 58 Yeluru 60 Kallampalle 64 Pedarikatla 65 Yadavalli 67 Marripadu 68 Pannuru 69 Kakarla 70 Chilamakuru 72 Chimata 75 Ankepalle 81 Garlapcta 6-15 78 Sannamuru 16-25 I I 26-35 I - Nil 36-50 I 51+ 62 Rajupalem 175 APPENDIX - IV (Contd) B : SCHEDULED TRIBES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULA TION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.c. Name of Village L.c. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percen tages) (1) (2) TARLUPADU TALUK 0-5* 4 Kosipuram 7 Lakshmipuram 9 Chandavaram 11 Potlapadu 12 Perubhotlapalem 13 Kurichedu 14 West Veerayapalem 18 Dekanakonda 19 Peddavaram 20 Bodanampadu 21 Alavalapadu 23 Gar,gadonakonda 24 Veeravenkalapuram 25 Yerrabalem 26 Vabbapuram 27 Badapuram 28 Rudrasamudram 30 Kocherlakota 33 Manginpiudl 34 Bhumanapalle 35 Ragamakkapalle 36 J ndlacheruvu 41 AravalJipadu 50 Tellapadu 54 POlhalapadu 57 Goguladinne 58 Kethagudipi 60 See than aguJa varam 61 GorugunthaJapadu 63 TarJupadu 6S Obayapalle 69 Ragasamudram 72 Vaddimadugu 73 Marripalern 79 Meerjapeta 81 Rolugampadu 84 Tadivaripalle 6-15 IO Naidupalem (West) \6-25 Mustla Gangavaram 26-35 ", 36-50 ,- Nil 51+ I MARKAPUR T ALUK 0-5* 15 Doroala 18 Gurrapusala 19 Chatlamitta 20 Obulakkapalle 22 Cumbumpadu 24 B oyadayampalem 26 Badveedu 27 Saoikavaram 28 Chinna Dornala 29 Katakanipalle 31 Sunkcsula 32 Pedda Araveedu 33 Kothapalle 34 Gobbur 35 Devaraj ugat tu 38 Mallapeta 42 Pedda Nagulavaram 43 N ikarampalle 44 Jammanapalle 47 Vemulakota 57 Bhupatipalle 6-15 8 Nallaguntla 11 Yeguvacherlopalle 13 Yadavalli 14 Iynamukkula 16 Pedda Bommalapuram 30 Kalanuthala 48 Sivarampuram 16-25 6 Rollapellta (R.F.) 10 Nallguntla 26-35 Nil 36-50 12 Chilakal acherla 51+ 1 ChiDna ArutIa (R.F.) 2 Pedda Arutla (R.F.) 3 Chintala APPENDIX - IV (Con/d.) B: SCHEDULED TRIBES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (I) (2) (I) (2) BESTAVARIPETA TALUK 3 Bollupalle 4 Papinenipalle 6 Ardaveedu 7 Donakonda 12 Kakarla 14 Lanjakota IS RctlapaUe IS Kandulapuram 21 Lingapuram 22 Bogolu 24 Yerrabalem 26 ]aggambotia Krishnapuram 28 Somavaripeta 29 Chintalapalem 32 Ravipadu 33 Pedda Obyanipalle 34 Chinna Obyanipalle 37 Salakalaveedu 39 Bestawar;peta 40 Papayapalle 42 Poosalapadu 43 Pithikayagulla 45 Basinepalle 46 Pachala Venkatapuram 47 Galijerugulla 6-15 2 Gannepalle 8 Pedda Kandukur 16 Aurangaba~ 48 Konapalle 16-25 Velagalapaya 10 Magatur 26-35 20 Porumamiilapaile 36-50 Nil 5l+ Nil GIDDALUR TALUK 0-5· 1 Akaveedu 3 ChinnaganipaJle 4 Chollaveedu 5 Turimella 7 Anumulapalle 8 J alii vani-Pullalache ru vu 9 Racherla 10 Palakave ed u 17 Ambavaram 22 Edaval;e 25 Taticherla 26 Nallaguntla 38 Pullareddipalle 39 Idamakallu 44 Kothakota 45 Sanjeevaraopeta 46 Gadikota 50 Komarole 54 liyyalawada 55 Reddicherla 56 Allinagaram 6-15 18 Krist amma Settipalle 32 Kanchipalle 33 Mundlapadu 16-25 "1 26-35 l- Nil 36-50 j 51+ RF I Mal-akOo1dapentagudem RF 2 Isukagundamgudem PAMUR TALUK 0-5· 4 Darsithimmakkapalle 5 Chinthalapalem 12 Venkatayacheruvu (Near Arivemala) 14 Darsiguntapeta J7 Vat!abayalu 19 Kothapalle 20 Ambavaram 22 Guntachennampalle 23 Kondaboyinapalle 24 Bodavaladinne 28 Nallamadugula 29 Anikallapalle 30 Peda Rajupalem 31 Nalajanampadu 33 Kovilampadu 34 Chandrasekharapuram 35 Musunur 37 Komatigunta 38 Nagulavaram 39 Bukkapuram 40 Dubagun ta 42 Kattakindipalle 45 Gummalapadu 46 Cbinthalapalem 177 APPENDIX - IV (Contd) B: SCHEDULED TRIBES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.c. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (2) .~-~-~~~----~-- ~------~~---~-~---~~~----~-- -- - ~ - ----~----~--- PAMUR TALUK (Concid.) 0-5 (Coneld). 47 M otravulapad u 48 Pamur 49 Kodigudlapadu (East) 50 ThiragandJadinne 51 InimerJa 53 Vaggampalle 54 Raviguntapalle 55 BallipaJle 56 Balavenkatapuram 58 Nasikatriyambakam 59 Guntupalle 60 Balijapalem 61 Mopadu 65 Bot lagudur 66 Ayyavaripallc 69 Peda Irlapadu 70 LaKshmakk:apalte 74 Bodavada 75 Renimadugu 6-15 3 MundJapadu 13 Bonthavariralle 21 Regulachilika 27 Uppalapadu 57 Viswanadhapuram 16-25 Nil 26-35 71 Ayyanakota 36-50 72 Malakondapuram 51+ _ 9 Thungodu 10 Devakimarri 11 TellaneJlamaJa KANIGIRI T ALUK 6 Ganugapen ta 7 Challagirigala 12 Bommireddipalle 13 Thallur 14 Gudipad 16 Hajispuram 18 Peramgudipalle 19 Sankavaram 2L Thummaguntalla 22 Hajeepurarr> 23 Doddichintala 24 Hanumanthunipadu alias Venkatareddipalle 27 Peda Gollapa\le 36 Kutagundla 44 Peda Alavalapadu 47 Maddapadu 65 Gannavaram 66 Kankanampadu 61) Vdigandla 69 Mogallur 75 Marella 76 Neredupalle 77 Murugummi 83 Chintagumpalle 8S Talakondapadu 89 lammalamadaka 90 Nagireddipalle 97 Pulikuntaral1apalle 100 Chodavaram 102 Vangapadu 103 Krishnapuram 104 Guravajipeta 6-15 11 Punugodu 54 Perugupalle 99 Kotarupalle 16-25 41 Kodigudlapadu (West) 26-35 36-50 1 Nil 51+ ) KONDAPI TALUK 2 Nennurpadu 3 Gurrappadia 5 Petluru 7 Juvvigunta 13 Ankarlapudi 14 Pe4"idepi 15 Muppavaram 16 Kondapi 17 Kondapi Gadiyamvari Kbandriga 178 APPENDIX - IV (Contd.) B : SCHEDULED TRIBES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes PO\lulation No. No. NQ. (Percen tages) (I) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) KONDAPI TALUK (Conclrl.) 0-5 (concld.) 18 Chinakandlagunta 20 Pedakandlagunta 23 Tangella 26 Ayyaparajupalem 27 Vardhinenipalem 28 Narasimhanayani Khandriga 29 llaval a 30 Chodavaram 31 . Vennuru 32 China Venkanapalem 33 Uppalapadu (Z) 34 Thumadu 36 Paletipadu 40 Karnepalle 41· Kamepalle Agraharam 42 Patchava 45 Manginipadu 46, Kotapadu 47 Kotapadu Agraharam 49 Boganampadu 50 Naganna Khandriga 54 ?aidipadu 56 Narasingo\u 57 Chirri~uTapadu S9 Nandanavanam Vavilala- 60 Larugumalli 61 Vaviletipadu vari Khandriga 63 Nandanavanam 64 Kalikivaya 65 Mulagurrtapru!u 71 Sanampudi 73 Palukur 74 M uppal1a Kesararn Khandriga 77 Ponnaluru 78 Cherukuru 80 Malepadu 82 Chavatapalem 83 Ippagunta 84 ponnalurugudava'ri Khandriga 86 Singarabhotlavanipalem 87 YedJurupadu 6-15 11 Chinakandlagunta 52 Chatukupadu S8 Davagudur AnantabhotJavari Khandriga 62 Bitragunta 66 Pakala 68 Somarajupalle 70 Singarayakonda 72 Kanumalla 79 Veerannapalem 90 Jarneerapalem 16-25 69 Binginipalle 26-35 ) 36-50 r Nil 51+ } KANDUKUR T ALUK 2 Jille\lamlJdi 3 Vikkira\apeta 6 Kovur 8 Ogur 11 Kancharagunta 13 Kondamu4usupalem 15 Atmakur 21 Mopadu 23 Nekunampurarn 26 Liuganapal ern 28 Ramachandrapuram 30 Ankabhupalapuram 31 Polinenicheruvu 32 Chundi 33 Voletivaripalem 35 Sakhavaram 37 Singamanenipalle 41 Bheemavaram 46 Baddepudi 48 Gundlapalem 49 Parikondapadu 51 KaJavaIla 52 Veeraragha vuniko ta 53 Viswanadhapuram 54 Malekondarayunipalem 56 Vengalapuram 58 Yerrareddipalle S9 Ayyavaripa\le 61 Mogilicherla 62 Narasimhapuram 63 Racheruvurajupalem 64 Pentrala 65 Lingasamudram 72 Darekanipadu 73 Basireddipalem 74 Kothapeta 82 Rajupalem 85 Annaboyinapalle 88 RaBapadu 89 Chinnapavari 90 Mutyalapadu 92 Chinalatarapi '79 APPENDIX - IV (Collcld.) B : SCHEDULED TRIBES LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRlBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of Scheduled L.c. Name of Village L.c. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (2) (1 ) (2) (I) (2) KANDUKUR T ALUK (Coneld.) 6-15 16 Mannetikota 18 Kollurpadu Rajupalem 19 Dondapadu 20 Palur 43 Chakucherla 44 Chagallu 45 Krishnapuram 47 Machavaram 50 Dappalampadu 71 Purelipalle 75 Swarn~jlPuram 78 Ramayapatnam 79 Ravuru 80 Chevur 83 Gudluru 84 Venkampeta 91 Nayudupalem 93 Arnmavaripalem 16-25 77 Mocherla 81 POlluru 17 Karedu 26-35 76 Veerepalle 36-50 40 Madanagopalapuram 51+ Nil 180 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCA nON CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ,--___--A- ___-_ -, 51. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) YERRAGONDAPALEM TALUK • AlJatam 2A Newly sprung up after 1961 Census 2 Allipalem 26 20A 20A 3 Ammanigudipadu VadampaJle 50 72 72 4 Annasamudram 1 Patha Annasamudram 40 45 45 2 Nadipalem 5 Ayyagaripa lie 37 41 41 6 Billagondirenta 14 Newly formed forest village near ,RaYa,varam after 1971 census 7 Boyalapal1e Chinnaboyalapalle 52 63 63 8 Boyalapalle (sho) 53 62 62 Uninhabited 9 Burugundala 16 25 25 10 Chapalamadugu I Chennampalle 33 56 56 2 ChapaJamadugu KothapaJle 3 Pidikitivanipalle 4 KottUTU 5 Naidupalem 6 Yerrapalem 11 ChennapaJem 5 35 35 12 Chowtapacherla 39 42 42 13 Chowtapalle 9 33 33 Uninhabited 14 Daddanala 25 20 20 15 Darabayalu 23 22 22 16 Dupadu 1 Nadigadda 66 77 77 2 Hasanapuram 3 DeevepalJe 4 Kesinenipalle 5 GolJavandlapalJe 17 Duvvali 56 59 59 18 Ganapavaram 1 Yendurivaripalem 42 44 44 2 Yenadisangham 3 Sugalithanda 19 GangapaJem 54 61 61 20 Glrapenta 3 34 34 21 Garinipenta 15 26 26 22 Gollapalle 67 76 76 • FoJi"l&ed from Markapur TaJuk Vide G.O. Ms. No. 1419 Revenue CU) dated 29th October, ]977. 181 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any r------"----__----.. Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) YERRAGONDAPALEM TALUK (Contd.) 23 Gollavidiri 1 Narasayapa1em 47 64 64 2 AyyambhatlapaJle 24 Gurijepalle Sarvayapalc:m 51 73 73 25 Guttalacheruvu 19 2 2 26 Isukatripuravaram Rentapal1e 38 43 43 2 Siddanapalem 3 Rentapalle Thanda 27 Kankanalapalle 1 Mudivemula 60 47 47 2 Somepalle 3 Chinamudivemula 4 Boukurivaripalem 5 Pal'annapalen' 6 Sa1avandlapalle 7 Devendra Vijayanagar Colony 28 Kataruvanipalle 49 70 70 Uninhabited 29 Kavalakuntla 34 31 31 30 Kolukula 1 Chinna Kolukula 48 69 69 2 Chennarayudipalle 31 Komarolu I Rangannapalem 13 29 29 2 Kundampal!e 3 Gandi Thanda 4 Narava Thanda 5 Mune Naik Thanda 32 Lalapuram 55 60 60 Uninhabited 33 Lellapalle 57 51 51 34 Madamchalama 27 23 23 Uninhabited 3S Madhavunipalle 46 58 58 Uninhabited 36 Makthumpuram 65 74 74 Uninhabited 37 Manepalle 36 40 40 38 Marripalem 22 5 5 39 Marrivemula Gajulapalem 6 37 37 2 Yerrapalem 40 Medapi 1 Guttala Ummadivaram 41 46 46 2 Venkayapalem 3 Guttapalle 41 Millampalle I Muraripalle 31 66 66 2 Mogullapalle 3 Pillikunta Thanda 4 Kasikunta Thanda 5 Regulapalle 6 Motu Thanda 182 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. S]' Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any r- ----__;..._-----~ Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) --~ ------.----~- -~-~ YERRAGONDAPALEM TALUK (Contd.) 42 Miriampalle Vaddupalem 61 48 48 43 Mittapalem 43 54 54 44 Murikimallapenta 2 27 27 45 Mutukula Tellagatla 7 38 38 2 Singupalle 3 Burinenipalle 46 Narasapuram 35 39 39 Uninhabited 47 Narasingapuram 62 49 49 48 Naru thadikala 17 2B Newly sprung up aftet, 1961 census 49 Nekkan ti 21 4 4 SO Palutla 20 51 Ponnalabayalu 18 3 3 52 Pullalachuuvu Gangavaram 10 32 32 53 Rachakonda Venkatareddipalle 11 30 30 2 U mmadivaram 3 Suddakuntathanda 54 Rajupalem 59 52 52 55 Ramachandrapuram 45 57 57 56 Ramasamudram 44 55 55 57 Rayavaram 30 67 67 Uninhabited 58 Sathakodu Akkapalem 8 36 36 59 Suddakunta 28 24 24 60 Telugurayanicheruvu 24 21 21 61 Thimmanapalem 64 75 75 Uninhabited 62 Thripuranthakam Cherlopalle $8 53 53 63 U ppaladinnepen ta 4 34A 34A Uninhabited 64 Venkatadripalem 1 Veerabhadrapuram 29 68 68 2 Gaddameedipalle 3 Ganjivaripalle 4 Jangamvaripal1e 5 Yellareddipalle 65 Viswanathapuram Yellampalle 63 50 50 66 Yendrapalle Pi tchirajucheruvuthanda 12 28 28 2 Nerajamalathanda 3 Mallapalem 4 Patchacheruvuthanda 183 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any ,.-----_;.._-----~ Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 ( I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ._-_- ._------YERRAGONDAPALEM TALUK (Concld.) 67 Yerragondapalem Kothapalle 32 65 65 2 Veerayapalem 3 Pandivani~alle DARSI TALUK AbbayapaJem 32 19 14 2 Akkamambapuram 67 86 Uninhabited Newly sprung up after 1961 census 3 Annavaram 71 116 93 4 Avisanavaripalem 44 74 60 5 Balapuram 64 112 Uninhabited Newly sprung up after 1961 census 6 Bandellapaya 31 20 Uninhabited Newly sprung of after 1961 census 7 Bandiveligandla Gangapalem 60 107 87 8 Basavapuram 37 42 Newly Sf,[ung up after 1961 census 9 Bellamkondavaripalem 49 80 66 10 Bhatlapalle 10 62 Newly sprung up after 1961 census 11 Bheemavaram 3 64 51 12 Boddikurapadu I Veluguvaripalem 80 125 100 2 Chintalapalem 3 Gangapalem 13 Brindavanam Lambadithanda 36 44 36 14 Bukkapuram 59 105 85 Uninhabited 15 Chalivendra 35 90 73B 16 Chandaluru 1 Linganapalem 34 91 74 2 Pulimvaripalle 3 Bas ireddipalle 4 Bhattuvaripalle 5 Marreddipalle 17 Cheruvukommapalem 41 50 41 18 Chinauyyalawada 78 123 98 alias Bandlapalem 19 Chillavullagallu 40 53 42 20 Chintalapudi 22 58 46 184 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM D1STRLCT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any ,..------"------. Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) -----~------_------.. ------~------ DARSI TALUK (Contd.) 21 Choutapalem 65 87 71 22 Darsi Chintalapalem 56 88 72 2 Kothapalem 3 N. S. P. Colony 23 Devavaram 1 Kattubadipalem 27 40 33 2 Seshamvaripalem 24 Dosakayalapadu I Thotavenganapalem 53 82 67 '2 Goverdhanapuram 25 Edara Bappidivadpalem 2 63 50A 26 Ganeswarapuram 62 110 89B 27 Jammalamadaka Makkinavaripalem 4 66 53 28 Jammigumpalle Kothasinganapalem 58 106 86 2() J amukuladinne 72 115 Newly sprung up after 1961 census 30 Karnbhampadu (East) II 71 57 31 Kcllampalle I Lambadi thanda 25 41 34 2 Jagatnagar 32 Kommavaram West Kommavaram 61 49 33 Korlamadugu 74 119 95A 34 Kothapalle 73 117 94A 35 Krisbnapuram 76 121 96 36 Lakkavaram 83 126 101 37 Lakshmin1lrayanapuram 68 118 948 38 Lankojinapalle 57 111 90 39 Madhavaram 47 128 103 40 Malkapuram Rajanagaram 45 130 105 41 Mannepalle I Turakapalem 42 79 65 2 Dharamaripalem 3 Ramanalavaripalem 4 Lingalapadu 42 Marella I Gangannapalem 6 70 56 2 Vasepallivaripal t:11l 43 Mohiddi npuram 54 47 39 Uninhabited 44 Mundlamuru 16 78 64 45 Mylavaram Eleswarapuvaripalem 7 68 54B 46 Nadimpallivari Khandriga 23 S5 43B 185 LIST OF VILLAGES [N PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO [981 CENSUSES ----- ,-____Location-.-A.. Code ______No. SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (S) (6) (7) ----- ._------ DARS[ TALUK (Contd.) 47 Nagambhotlapalem Ayya1apalem 84 127 102 2 East Gangavaram 48 Nuzellapalle Sunkaravaripalem 12 72 58 49 Pasupugallu 24 54 43A 50 Pedaravipadu Naidupalem 15 76 62 51 Pedauyyalawada 77 122 97 54 Pedavullagallu Kothavuru 39 49 40 53 Polavaram 14 7S 61 54 Pothakamuru 1 Bottlapalem 82 83 68 2 Papireddipalem 55 Pothavaram Yelamvaripa1em 28 39 32 56 Pulipadu 38 45 37 57 Purimit1a 5 65 52 58 Rajampalle 69 114 92 59 Ramabhadrapuram 48 81 Newly sprung up after 1961 census 60 Ramachandrapuram 70 113 91 61 Samanathapudi Namareddipalem 66 85 70 62 Sankaranarayanapuram 81 84 69 Uninhabited 63 Sankarapuram 13 7l 59 64 Sarvamitta 50 52 Uninhabited Newly sprung up after 1961 census 65 Singanapalem 51 51 Newly sprung up after 1961 census 66 Silhasagaram 52 48 Uninhabited Newly sprung up after 1961 census 67 Sivarampuram 86 133 108 68 Somavarappad u 115 132 107 69 Surayapalem 79 124 99 Uninhabited 70 Talluru Kothapalem 46 131 106 2 Korrepativaripalem 71 Tammalur 18 S6 44 72 Tanamchintala 29 38 31 73 Thimmayapalem Yanadicolony 26 43 35 186 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER 11TH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FR01 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ,-_____..A_ ____ --., SI. Name of the Village Name of Ihe Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) DARSI TALUK (Concld.) 74 Thummedalapadu 33 92 75 75 Thurpuvenkatapuram Kothavenkatapuram 63 109 89A 76 Tripurasundaripuram 75 120 9SB 77 U mamaheswarapuram 19 S7 45 78 Uppalapadu 8 67 54A 79 Veerayapalem (East) 55 46 38 80 Vempadu 17 17 63 81 Vemparala 9 69 55 82 Vemula Kammavaripalem 21 60 48 83 Vemulabanda Ramanareddipalem 20 59 47 84 Venkatachalampalle Nadimpalle 30 89 73A 85 Vittalapuram 43 129 104 86 Yerrao banapalle 61 108 88 ADDANKITALUK 1 Addanki (North) 1 Cheruvukommupalem 21 58 22 2 Jarlapalem (P.U.I) (PoU.VII) (P.U.) 3 Nagulapadu 2 Addanki (South) Venkatapuram !O 64 17A 2 Velamuripadu (P.U.l) (P.U.VU) (P.U.) 3 Kongapadu 4 Vipparlavaripalern 3 Alavalapadu 33 66 19 4 Anamanamur 40 92 48 5 Bhimavaram Gollapalem 27 75 34 6 Bodduvanipalem 1 Medarametla 42 90 47 2 Tammavaram 3 Yerrapalem 4 Timmanapalem 5 Burepalle 1 Bollapa\le Tativaripaiem 11 52 5 8 Bommanampadu Cheruvukommapalem 16 57 23 9 Budavada Chinnamallavaram 12 53 27 10 Bytamanjulur 9 50 7 11 Chakrayapalem 7 48 11 12 Cbandalur Arika tlavaripalem 2S 72 31 187 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DlSTRICT TOGETHH. WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES LocatiOll Code No. ~ _____ ~ ______r_, SI. Name of the Village Name of \ h e Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ---_ -- --~~-- ---_--- ADDANKITALUK (Contd.) 13 Chinakothapalle Gowada 6 47 10 14 Dharmavaram Sankavarapadu 5 46 9 ]5 Dhenuvakonda Ummameedivaripalem 39 94 52 16 Duddukur 29 80 38 17 Dyvalaravuru Bollavarappad u 46 87 45 18 Gangavaram Taliparthivaripalem 26 73 32 19 Gopalapuram 17 59 12 20 Janga Maheswarapuram 2 37 2 Uninhabited 21 Kalvakur I Singarakondapalem 8 49 8 2 KOlhareddipalem 3 Gurramvaripalem 22 Kasyapuram 22 68 21 23 Kondamanjulur I Bhaghavari Rajupalem 10 51 6 2 Kallamvaripalem 24 Kondamur 14 55 25 2S Koniki 28 74 33 26 Kopperapadu 31 71 30 27 Korisapadu Thurupupalem 44 86 44 2 Reddipalem 28 Kotapadu 13 54 26 29 KotikaJapudi 1 Parvathipuram 35 63 16 2 Timmareddipalcm 30 Kunkupadu Rallapalle 36 62 15 31 Manikeswaram 41 91 49 32 Modepalle 1 PerayapaJem 38 95 51 2 J agarJamudivaripa! em 33 Muppavaram 15 56 24 34 Nannurpadu 37 93 50 35 Narasimhapuram 18 60 13 Uninhabited 36 Nujellapalle 30 82 42 37 Paidipadu 1 Kanagalavaripalem 47 84 41 2 Malempa tivaripalem 3 KrishnamrajupaJem 4 Anubroluvaripalem 38 Pangulur lanakavaram 24 70 28 39 Pitchikalag udipadu 34 65 18 188 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DTSTR1CT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM J961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ______.l______-_ SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ------~~------_------~-- ADDANKI TALUK (Co"cld.) 40 Prasanlulapad u 49 83 108 41 Rachapudi 48 81 40 42 Ramakur 4 45 4 43 Ramayapalem Thimmayapalem 19 61 14 44 Ravinuthala 1 Korravanipalem 45 85 43 2 Marrivanipalem 45 Reningavaram 23 67 20 46 Somavarappadu 43 88 46 47 Thurpu Thllkkellapadu 32 69 29 48 Valaparla Dwarakapadu 3 38 3 49 Vaiiapalle Komminenivaripalem 36 SANTHAMAGULURU TALUK. Anarlthavaram SuravaripalJe 27 19 102 2 Ballik urava Kondayapalem 13 15 IS 3 Bobbepalle Rajugaripalem 34 26 114 4 Chcrnupalle Agraharam 14 14 80 5 Darsi Airaharam 36 39 108 6 Dronadula 41 42 113 7 Eddanapudi 1 Katamvaripalem 29 21 100 2 Chilakalurivaripalem 8 Elchur 5 9 74 9 Enamadala Chintapallipadu 28 20 10l 10 Gannavaram 32 2S 115 II Gopapuram Agraharam 4 10 73 U"inhabited 12 Gorrepadu 1 SriramavaripaJem 19 33 84 2 Velamavaripalem 3 Kothavuru 4 J ammalamadaka 13 GuntupaIJe 1 Kothapalle 24 29 87 2 China Ambadipudi 3 Peda Ambadipudi 14 Gurijepall e Agraharam 9 5 37 15 lonnethali Agraharam 37 40 109 16 Kamepalle 2 2 71 • Formed from Addanki Taluk, Vide G. O. Ms. No. 1413 Revenue (U) dated 29th November, 1979 189 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DTSTRICT TOGETHER WlTH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. .-_____..A.. ___--, 51. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (.t) (5) (6) (7) .---~---.------ SANTHAMAGULURU TALUK (Concld.) 17 Kolalapudi 40 43 1]2 18 Kommalapadu Agraharam Makkanavaripalem 15 13 77 19 Konanki Chimmiribal1da 38 41 110 20 Konidena 1 G.lngapalem 12 16 89 2 Rajupalem 3 Nakkabokkalapadu 4 Mallayapaiem 21 Kopparam 1 Bandivanipalem 6 8 78 2 Pathepuram 3 S8jjapuram 22 Kopperapalem Agraharam' 7 7 79 23 Kopparapadu 20 34 85 24 KukutlapaJle 18 32 83 25 Kundurru (East) Mamillapalle ]6 12 76 26 Kundurru (West) Paritalavanipalem 17 11 75 27 Lakkavaram Agtaharam 39 44 III 28 Manur 35 27 106 29 Mukteshwaram 1 Surepalle 23 30 81 2 Busavanipaiem 30 Nagarajupalle 25 28 107 31 Poluru I Chimatavaripalem 31 23 99 2 Tanubodduvari palcm 3 J angamvaripalem 32 Punur 1 M unnangivaripalem 33 24 116 2 Chi n taguntavaripalem 33 Raj upai t.l11 Degammudi 26 18 105 34 Santhamaguluru 1 Patharnagulur 3 3 70 2 Petama&ulur 3 Put tavaripalem 35 Shankaralingamagudipadu Agra- 22 31 &2 haram 36 Tan&edumalli 1 Minnekallur 8 4 38 2 Chavatapalem 37 Uppumagu1ur 1 Kotavanipalem 10 6 91 2 Samavanipadu 38 Vaidena Kothareddipalem 21 35 86 39 Vellalacheruvu Adivipalem I 72 40 Vemavararn Agraharam 11 17 90 41 VinjanampadU 30 22 98 190 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ,~ _____..A.. _____ ~ SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) PARCHUR TALUK* Adusumalli 6 4 55 2 Audipudi Timidilapadu 14 18 S7 2 Yerramvaripalem 3 Bodavadagunta 10 10 {;1 4 Chennubhotlapalem Agraharam Malapalle 4 6 57 5 Cherukuru Kothapalem 8 12 64 2 Upparapalem 6 Chinthagumpalle 31 77 36 7 Daggupadu Nayuduvaripalem 24 23 92 2 Pothinavaripalem 8 Devarapalle 5 5 56 9 Edubadu Agraharam Pari talavaripalem 2 40 10 Garnepudi 1 Annambhotlavaripalem 7 58 2 Gorantlavaripalem 11 Gollapudi Agraharam Tikkarajuguntapalem 7 3 54 12 Gonasapudi 30 41 109 13 Jdupulapadu Ambativaripalem 20 20 89 2 Ankireddipalem 14 Inagallu Chinanandipad u 3 2 41 2 Tanneruvaripalem 15 Inkollu 1 Chintalapalem 23 33 101 2 Ranu majipalem 3 Gollapalem 4 Tadiparthivaripalem 5 Madigapalie 16 Jagarlamudi 1 Peddavaripalem 17 8 S9 2 Syamalavaripalem 17 Karamchedu 13 26 95 18 Kesavarapadu 25 24 93 19 Kondavalivaripalem 1 Rangappanayudupalem 26 32 100 2 Jarubulavaripalem 20 Kunkalamarru 12 15 84 21 Mattegunta 32 43 111 22 Nagandla Sudivaripalem 21 21 90 * Formed from Chirala Taluk and 2 villages from Addanki Taluk, Vide G. O. Ms. No. 1413 Revenue (U) dated 29th November. 1979. 191 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. r-_____..A.. _____, 51. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) PARCHUR TALUK (Coneld.) 23 Nuthalapadu Chintaguntapalem 18 17 86 24 Parchur Timmarajupalem 16 9 60 2 Kistayapalem 3 Ko llavaripalem 4 Peddavaripalem 25 Pavulur I Nakkalapalem 22 22 91 2 Kothapalem 26 Poosapadu 1 Subbareddipalem 19 19 88 2 Vankayalapadu 27 Ramanayapalem Komaranenivaripalem 9 11 63 28 San thar a VUfU Gollapalem 28 34 102 29 Swarna Swarnapalem 27 25 '4 30 Thimmasamudram 29 76 35 31 Upputur Nagulapalem 15 16 85 32 Veerannapalem Pothukatla 11 13 62 CHlRALA T ALUK Anmanabrolu Veerannapalem 23 53 115 2 Chinaaanjam BethaIamVarimalepalle 13 42 110 2 ChiIakaiavaripalem 3 Kothapalem 4 Kukkalavar ipalem 5 Munnamvaripalem 6 Peddaballipalem 7 Pulavaripalem 8 Sopirala 9 Raj ubangaru pal em 10 Thurpupallepalem 11 Mulaganivaripalem 3 Chiraia 1 Jandrapeta 6 30 99 2 Patha Chirala (F. U. II) (P.U.VllI) (P.U.) 3 Veera Raghavapeta 4 Savaramvand1apeta 4 Edumudi 15 79 39 5 Govinivaripalem 1 Devinuthala 2 28 80 2 Kavurivandlapalem 3 Nakkalavaripalcm 4 Patchamogili 192 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ,-_____..J\- ___-_~ Sl. Name of the Vmage Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) CHIRALA TALUK (Contd.) 5 Govinivaripaiem (Concid.) 5 Paleboyinavandiapaiem 6 Pu1iayapaJem 7 Eajavaripalem 8 KothapaJem 9 Vij ayalakshm ipuram 6 Ipurupalem 1 Boyinavaripalem 3 27 96 2 Buravandlapaiem 3 Kirthiva nipaiem 4 Kothapalem 5 Perlavanipalem 6 Pittivaripalem 7 Savara puvari palem 8 Thotavaripalem 9 Vaderavu 10 Chakalipalem 11 Malleiavaripaiem 7 Kadavakaduru 11 40 108 8 Kandiagunta Vemmevaram 18 10 1~ 114 ~ Kanuparthi I Kukkalavaripalem 24 55 2 Pallepalem 3 Vinodarayunipalem 4 Desaivaripalem 5 Topupaiem 6 Reddipaiem 7 Yanadipalem 8 Pattapupalem 10 Kothapeta 1 Akkayyapalem 5 29 98 2 Kondayapaiem 3 Papayapaiem 4 Vakavanipaiem 5 Prasadnagar 6 Suonapuvaripalem 7 Vadd{:sangham 8 Yanadi Sangham 9 Vivekanandanagar 11 Machavaram 21 12 112 12 Maddira:amuppalle Maddiralla 14 71 37 13 Motupalle I Kothapalem 12 38 106 2 AdivdigolJapalem 3 Rudramambapuram 14 Naguiuppalapadu Obannapalem 20 13 III 193 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. S1. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any r------"------Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (J) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) CHIRALA TALUK (Coneld) 15 Nayanpalle I Challareddipalem 8 36 104 2 Kothapalem (P.U.) 3 Pottisubbaiahpalem 4 Katarivaripalem J 6 Pedaganjam I Gollapalem 16 44 112 2 Madigapalem 3 NakkalamalapaJle 4 Neelayapalem 5 Pallepalem 6 PattapupaJlipalem 17 Pendillapalle 10 39 107 18 Perala 1 Ikyanagar 4 31 97 2 Jayar: tipeta (P.U.II) (P.U.VIII) (P.U.) 3 Mariyampeta 19 Pothavaram 19 14 107 20 Pullaripalem ) Batchuiavaripalem 9 37 105 2 Vutukurusubbayapalem 3 Katamlingayapalem 4 Ramachandrapuram 5 Rerldipalem 21 Raparla 1 Chavatapalem 22 54 113 2 Mettuvaripalem 22 Uppulundur 17 11 110 23 Vada 14 83 Uninhabited 24 Vetapalem 1 Amodagiripa tnam 7 35 ]03 2 Dantampeta (F.U.Xl)(F.U.IX) (F.U.) 3 Desaipeta 4 Ramannapeta 5 Ravuripeta ONGOLE T ALUK 1 Alluru Kothapatnam Pallepalem 10 87 133 2 Kothapatnam 3 Gavandlapalem 4 Vajjireddipalem 5 Dankandora Colony 6 Thimmarajuvaripalem 2 Aloor Gadepalem 1.1 85 132 194 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ~ ______A.______~ SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 198J 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ----~ -- ---~---~------~ ------__ ------"~- ONGOLE TALUK (Contd.) 3 Ananthavaram Tallapalem 47 110 169 2 Keyupalem 3 Paspukuduru 4 Uppalapalem 5 Pallepalem 6 Tetupuram 4 Annavaram 13 90 138 Uninhabited 5 Chejerla Panakalapa l?m 6 58 128 6 Cheruvukommupalem Dasaripalem 24 80 141 7 Chilakapadu 20 73 147 8 DLvarampadu Pallepalem 8 56 130 2 Pedadevarampadu 3 Bodduluruvaripalem 4 Chintayagaripalem 5 Gundayaralem 6 Sankatapallipalem 7 Nakkavaripalem 8 Pathapadu 9 Erajerla 23 79 143 10 Gosuvandlakattubadi 36 99 161 Uninhabited i1 GudimelJapadu 4 60 126 12 Ithamukkala 1 Pallepalem 40 104 166 2 Gonuguntapalem 3 Pattapupalem 4 Chenchupapayapalem 13 Jayavaram 45 98 156 14 Kandulur 30 93 153 15 Karavadi Dasar ajupalle 5 S9 127 16 Karumanchi 34 96 155 17 Konijedu 22 76 146 18 KoPpolu Gu thikondavaripalem 12 84 134 19 Kothamamidipalem 15 82 139 (P·U.IX) (P.U.I) (P.U.) 20 Madanur 1 Gavandlapalem 41 109 168 2 Pullareddipalem 3 Yetivoddupalem 4 South Pattapupalem 5 North Pattapupalem 21 Mallavarapadu Sivapuram 35 97 160 195 LiST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DlST~ICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. - _____..A.. ___ ~-, sr. Name of the Villaie Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ONGOLE TALUK '(Con/d.) 22 Malleswarapuram 26 88 135 Uninhabited 23 Mangaladripuram . , 28 92 142 24 Mai~gamUr 18 77 145 25 MarJapadu 31 94 152 26 Mattipadu I Gorlamitta 21 74 150 2 Vemulapadu 27 Mukthinuthalapadu 2 62 125 28 Narasapuram 25 89 136 29 Nidamalur Sathupalem 33 95 154 30 Ongole J4 83 124 (P.U.IX) (P.U.I) (P.U.) 31 Padarthi 1 PaJlepalem (Kothur) 9 86 131 2 Motama1a 3 TaIJapalem 4 Biramgunta 5 Velamvaripalem 6 Raneasaipalem 32 Patamatithakkellapadu 19 72 148 33 Payakari Khandrika 42 105 167 Uninhabited 34 PeUuru. 27 91 137 35 Pernametta Nancharecdipa1em 63 123 36 ponduru I Lakshmakkapalem 32 75 IS! 2 Podavaripalem 37 Rajupalem 1 Pattapupalem 39 103 165 2 Gollapalem 38 Sarvireddipalem 17 78 144 39 Somavarapadu 38 102 164 Uninhabited 40 Taniutur 1 Alakurapadu 46 108 157A 2 Jammulapalem 3 Kaguturivaripalem 4 Venkatayapalem 5 Ravivaripalem 6 Butchirajupalem 7 Yetivoddupalem 41 Thurpunaidupalem 44 107 159 42 Trovaiunta 1 Mand uvaripalem 3 61 119 2 Valetivaripalem 196 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DTSTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. Sl. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any r------..A..-----~ Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ----.-~- --"_----_._- -_-- ONGOLE T ALUK (Cone/d.) 43 Ulchi 7 57 129 44 Vallur Sarvereddipalem 29 100 162 45 Vallur Kavalimanyam 43 106 158 UninhabiUd 46 Vasepall epad u 37 101 163 47 Velagapudi 48 ]11 ]70 48 Vemgamukkapalem 16 81 140 MADDIPADU TALUK* Amangi 4 5 94 2 BaueJamudi 26 30 62 3 Bhatia Machavaram Maddulur 58 71 149 4 Bhusurapalle 54 68 74 5 Budavada MarrichetJapaJem 20 36 70 6 Chadalavada Kesinenivaripalem 37 15 106 7 Cheemakurthi Patimidapalem 23 34 66 8 Chekurapadu 39 50 118 9 Chendrapadu Pulivaripalem 31 27 91 10 Chinaravipadu 53 40 73 11 Chirvanuppaiapadu 1 Tatacharyuia Agraharam 38 52 116 2 Kotha Cnirvanuppalapadu 12 Devarapalem Kothapalem 18 68 13 Doddavaram Tellabadu 14 98 56 14 Doddavarapadu 42 47 121 15 Ed ugundJapadu Venkalrajupaiem 43 49 ]20 16 Endloor Bomminenivaripalem 48 45 84 2 Mannamvaripaiem 17 Gangavaram Santhanuthalapadu 61 64 83 In 1971 Santhanu- 2 Kamepallivaripaiem thaJapadu was a 3 Bodapativaripalle main village. In 4 Chandrapaiem 1981 it has become 5 Bodduvaripalem hamlet to Ganga- varam. 18 Garlapad 2 99 53 • Formed with 55 villages from Ongoie Taluk and 6 villages from Addanki Taluk • Vide G. O. Ms. No. 1413 Revenue (U) dated 29th November, ]979. 197 LiST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DlST~~CT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ----__..A.. _____ , SI. Name of ihe Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) MADDIPADU TALUK (ContJ.) 19 Ghadiyapadu 3 100 54 20 Gonugunta I Kunemnenivaripalem 51 4l 80 2 Y e1 urivaripaiem 3 Muvvavaripaiem 4 Gudupudivaripalem 21 Gummalampadu 60 65 79 22 Gundlapalle 6 6 95 23 Gunduvari Lakshmipuram Puttacheruvupalem 56 67 77 24 Guravareddipalem Bhadrasastru1a Khan 25 Ilapavulur 1 Gadepathivaripalem 96 59 2 Gonepallivaripalem 26 Inamanamellur 1 Koyaivaripaiem 41 16 103 2 Basavannapalem 27 Kandurivari Agraharam 24 32 65 28 Kirthipadu Gajulapalem 10 7 98 29 Kolachanakota C hinakolachanakota 12 21 96 30 Konagarivaripalem 50 42 81 31 Kothakota Takkellapadu 7 89 99 32 Lakshmipuram 30 26 89 33 Lingamgunta B.:za wada varipal em 44 48 122 34 Maddiralapadu 40 51 117 35 MaJlavaram Cbinamallavaram 13 22 93 2 Kummarapalem 36 Manchikalapadu 28 31 64 37 Meddipadu Sitaramanjaneyapuram 34 ]9 101 38 Mylavaram 21 38 71 39 Mynampadu Chaiappalem 47 44 85 40 Nandipadu 36 17 104 41 Nekunambada l' 3 57 42 Nelatur Guravareddipalem 33 23 92 43 Nidamanur 1 Kavurivaripalem 8 9 105 2 Hanumapuram 44 Nippatlapadu Ayyaparajupalcm 19 35 69 198 LIST OF VILLAGES TN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEfR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. S!. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any ~---__./o- _____ -, Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Censu~) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) MADDIPADU TALUK (Coneld.) 45 Padamatinaidupalem 25 33 61 46 Pallamalle Bakkireddipalem 17 2 60 47 Pedakothapalle 1 Narasayapalem 45 46 86 2 Marellaguntapalem 48 Pidathalagudipad u 49 43 82 49 Pidathalapudi 57 70 76 50 Pulikonda 52 39 72 51 Rachavaripalem Nagannapa1em 9 8 100 52 Rajupalem Lakshmipuram Harijanawada 22 37 67 53 Rama chandrapuram 55 69 75 54 Rangasayipuram 15 97 58 55 Rudravaram 32 25 88 56 Seet harampuram Marellavaripalem 35 18 10:? 57 Toragudipadu 27 29 63 58 Velampalle 11 20 97 59 Venkateswarapuram 5 4 55 Uninhabited 60 Yenikapadu 59 66 78 61 Yerragudipadu 29 28 90 PODlLl TALUK Akkacheruvu 33 81 74 2 Amudalapalle 28 75 68 3 AnkepalJe 75 115 107 4 Annavaram 26 72 65 5 Aswarayunipalem 10 54 New·ly sprung up after 1961 Census 6 Baduguleru 1 Gayamvaripalle 45 90 83A Uninhabited 2 Pattabhiramapuram 7 Basavapuram 6 57 50 8 Batchalakurapadu 1 M ett uvaripal1 e 37 42 39 2 Babusahebpalle 9 Budamkayalapadu 39 35 32 199 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHEK WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM )961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Locatioll Code No. SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any ------'~------. Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) --~----- PODILI TALUK (Contd.) 10 Buradapalem 8 53 47 11 Challuru 59 109 IOJ 12 Chilamakuru Kothapalem 70 110 102 13 Chimata 1 Ravillavaripaicm 72 118 110 2 Gundlapallivaripalem 3 Thugutlavaripalem 4 Vogiralavaripalem 14 Chinamanagundam 1 Brahmanapalle 43 39 36 2 Kakarlavaripalle 15 Chinarikatia 47 88 81 16 Chintagampalle 27 73 66 17 Chintagunta 9 55 48 18 Dasallapalle 24 70 63 19 Dondleru 34 82 75 20 Egalapadu 3 66 59 21 Ganjipalem 77 116 L08 22 Garimanapent a I Palhapadu 38 41 38 2 Yedupativaripallc 23 GarJadinne Nagireddipalle 13 30 27 2 Satyanarayanapuram 24 Garlapeta Narasapuram 8J 94 87 2 Kothuru 3 Variginavaripalem 25 Gosukonda 54 74 67 26 Gotlagattu J Naidupeta 44 40 37 2 Velugondrayadupalle 27 Gundlasamudram Kottalapalle 61 103 96 28 Irasalagundam 46 89 82 29 Jafalapuram 63 101 94 Clninhabited 30 Kakarla Sivarayunipeta 69 111 103 A 31 Kallampalle Pinnika varipalem 60 104 97 31 Kambalapadu 1 Potbavaram 48 87 80 2 Mittapalem 33 Katragunta 1 Perareddipalle 15 33 30 2 Narasapalle 3 Obulareddipalle 4 Kummaripalle 5 Vengalapalie 6 Tannerupalle 200 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTR1CT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. - - ____..A.. _____ -~ SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) PODILI T ALUK (Contd.) 34 Kesavabbotlapalem 2 67 60A 35 Konakanamitla Putlurivaripalle 16 44 41 36 Kondayapalem 19 62 55 37 Kuchipudi 1 ThurupupaUe 76 97 90 2 Chenchureddipalle 38 Kunchepaile U nnaguravayapalem 23 69 62 2 Nadimpalie 39 Lakshmipuram 55 106 98B Uninhabited 40 Madalavaripalem 52 83 76 41 Mallavaram Kot talapalle 31 78 71 42 Marripadu 1 Regalagadda 67 99 92 2 Pot tireddipalem 3 Rajupalem 4 Gangapalem 5 Duggireddipalem 43 Mohammadapuram Rajugaripalle 42 38 35 44 Mugachinlhala Bhattuvaripalle 35 60 53 45 Mummayapa1em 7 56 49 Uninhabited 46 Munagapadu Mangapuram 5 63 56 47 Nagampalle 40 36 33 48 Nagarajukunta 17 58 51 49 Nandipalem 51 85 78 50 Nimmavaram Challavaripalem 30 77 70 51 Nirmamapuram 74 114 106 52 Obulakkapalle 49 86 79 53 Pamuiapadu Singamreddipalle 68 61 2 Chidambarampalle 3 Gollapall@ 54 Pannuru Venkateswarapuram 68 112 104 55 Pedarikatlii Gun tuvaripall e 64 91 84 2 Mulavar ipalle 3 Bapatipalle 56 Podili 1 Katurivaripalem 53 102 95 2 Kothapalem 3 Butchannapalem 4 Rajupalem 57 Rajupa!em 62 100 93 201 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICr TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any r------"-----~ Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) PODILI TALUK (Cone/d.) 58 Ramachandrapuram 80 95 88 Uninhabited 59 Ramaya'nam Khandriga 50 84 77 60 Ramayapalem 71 119 III 61 Ramulaveedu 25 71 64 62 Salakanuthala 20 61 54 63 Salanuthala 41 37 34 ,64 Sannamuru Vijayalakshmipcta 78 117 109 6S Siddavaram I Cherlapalle 36 43 40 2 Chereddivaripalle 3 Kammarapalle 4 Utharapalle 66 Sudanagunta Ramapuram 22 65 58 67 Teesadurthipadu 29 76 69 68 Thalamalla Takarivaripalem 56 105 98A 69 Thummagunta Gurugupadu 21 80 73 70 Thuvvapadu I Chavatapalle 12 32 29 2 Mittapalle 3 Thurpupalle 71 Tippaladevipalle 1 Vykuntapuram 66 98 91 2 Srinivasapuram 72 Uppalapadu Goginenivaripalem 57 107 99 73 ValJayapalem 73 113 105 74 Vankamarripalem 1 Sid dar eddipalle 82 93 86 75 Vedurallapadu Kothapalle II 45 42 76 Veerabhadrapuram 18 59 52 Uninhabited 77 Veligandla Musalayapalle 4 64 57 78 Vemavaram 79 96 89 79 Vinjavarthipadu I Konampalle 14 34 31 2 Devireddipalle 80 Yadavalli Y errao banapall e 65 92 85 81 Yelutu 1 PunuruvaripaUe 58 108 100 2 Nallareddipalle 82 Zuvvaleru 32 79 n 202 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSDSES Location Code No. ,..-____--A-- ____ --. SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) TARLUPADU TALUK· 1 Alavalapadu 21 22 16 2 Ambapuram 52 48 44 3 Ananthavaram 32 3 3 4 Aravallipadu 41 104 84 5 Avulamanda 1 Nancherupuram 2 31 25 2 Kothavuru 6 Badapuram 1 Donakonda R.S. 27 13 lOA 2 Donakonda 7 Battepadu 6 10 8B 8 Bayyavaram 17 35 28 9 Bhumanapalle 34 5 Newly sprung up after 1961 Census 10 Bodanampadu 20 21 15 11 Bodapadu 51 51 Newly sprung up after 1961 Census 12 Chandavaram Desireddipalle 9 28 22 13 Chennareddipalle 77 6 4 14 Dekanakonda Marlapa1em 18 36 29 15 Gangadonakonda 23 17 12 16 Oangavaram (West) 1 Reddenapalle 22 ]8 ]3 2 Kothagangavaram 17 Ganivanipadu 45 50 45B 18 Ganugapenta 55 21 ]9 19 Goguladinne 57 19 17 20 Ooilapalle 80 9 7 21 GoruBunthalapadu 61 22 Oudipadu 1 Gangadevipalle 40 93 76 2 Dondapadu 23 Gurralamadugu Krishnareddipallc 70 24 22 24 Indlacheruvu 36 98 79 25 Jagannadhapu ram 5 1] Newly sprung up after 1961 Census * Formed with 37 villages from Podili Taluk and 47 villages from Darsi Taluk, Vide G. O. Ms. No. 1413 Revenue (U) dated 29th November, 1979 203 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCA nON CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. Sl. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets jf any .------...."...__------... Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) TARLUPADU TALUK (Contd.) 26 Jagannadhapuram 75 15 13 27 J angamreddipalle 67 28 25B 28 Kalavalapalle 44 49 45A 29 Kaluzuvalapadu M..:kalavaripallc 68 26 24 30 KandalJapalle 53 23 21 31 Karumanipalle 78 7 5 32 Kethagudipi Buddapalle 58 18 16 33 Kocherlakota Pullayapal1e 30 2 2 2 Basireddipal1e 3 Vanamkondapalle 4 Narapareddipalle 34 Kol1uru Kothur 3 30 24 35 Kondareddipalle Nathanampalle 66 27 25A 36 Kosipuram 4 29 23 37 Kurichedu 1 Kotamvaripaiem 13 24 18 2 Gollapalem 3 N.S.P. Colony 38 Lakshmakkapalle 74 29 26 39 Lakshminarayanapuram 39 94 77 Uninhabit,d 40 Laksbmipuram 7 9 8A 41 Mallayapalem 15 34 Uninhabit,d Newly sprung up after 1961 census 42 Managalakunta 76 14 12 43 Manginipudi Chila1calapalle 33 4 4 44 Marripalem 73 31 28 6 45 Mecrjapeta 79 8 26 46 Mustla Gangavaram 1 32 10 47 Nagendlamudupu 1 U mmareddipall e 83 12 2 Kottalapalle 21 48 Naidupalem (West) Valletuyanadi Colony 10 27 17 49 Namasivayyapuram 16 23 50 Narasimhanayanipalem 37 95 Newly sprung up after 1961 census 204 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 198\ CENSUS AND LOCA nON CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ~---__..A.. ______, 51. Name of tbe Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) TARLUl"ADU TALUK (Conla.) 51 Obayapalle 65 16 14 52 Padamati Venkatapuram Kothavenkatapuram 42 96 78 53 Pathepuram 8:! II 9 54 Peddanapalem Cbinagudipadu 38 97 - NeWly sprung up after 1961 census 55 Peddavaram 19 37 30 56 Perubhotlapalem 12 25 19 57 Pochamakkapalle 43 99 80 Uninhabited 58 Polepalle 1 Ramireddipalle 8 12 9 2 Kandulavanipalle 3 Kllmbhllmvaripalle 59 POihalapadu 54 22 20 60 Potlapadu Mondedduvaripalem 11 26 20 61 Ragamakkapalle 35 6 5 62 Ragasamudram 69 25 23 63 Ramapuram 29 8 7 64 Rayavaram 56 20 18 65 Regumanipall e 71 47 438 66 Rolugumpadu 81 10 8 67 Rudrasamudram 28 7 6 68 Sangapuram Veerapalle 47 101 82 69 Seetbanagulavaram 60 3 2B 70 Siddayapalem 31 71 SurepaJle 59 2 2A 72 Tadivaripalle 84 13 II 73 Tarlupadu Naidupalle 63 5 3 74 Telll'badu 62 4 Uninhabited Newly sprung up after 1961 census 75 Tellapadu 50 103 83B 76 Thummalacheruvu 64 17 15 77 Vabbapuram 26 15 lIB 78 Vaddimadugu 72 46 43A 205 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ,-_____...A- _____-.. Sl. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) TARLUPADU TALUK (Coneld.) 79 Vaddipadu Kalivelapalle 48 100 81 80 Vagemadugu Regadapalle 46 52 46 81 Veeravenkatapuram 24 16 llC 82 West Kambhampadu 49 102 83A alias NalabothulavarilJalem , 83 West Veerayapalem Vengayapalem 14 33 27 2 N.S.P. Colony 84 Yerrabal~m 25 14 llA MARKAPUR TALUK 1 Akkacheruvu 46 96 97 2 Ambapuram 21 79 79 3 Badekhanpeta (Sho) 53 112 112 4 Badveedu 1 Cherlopall~ 26 85 85 2 Kothuru 5 Bhupatipalle 1 Bodducher1a 57 116 116 2 Mittamcediplllle 6 Bondalapadu 58 117 117 7 Boyadagumpula 1 Y enugu1adinnapad u 24 87 87 2 Koralla 8 Chatlamitta Rajampalle ]9 81 81 2 Pathapalle 3 Regumanipal1e 9 -Chilakalacherla 12 13A Newly sprung up after 1961 Ceniui 10 Chinna Arutla 1 6 6 11 Chinna Dornala Chinnacudipadu 28 83 83 12 Chinna Mantrala 7 9 9 13 Chintala 3 19 19 14 Chintakunta 1 Kondapalle 52 III 112 2 Badekhanpenta 3 Lal bahadursastry nagar 4 Madigapalem 15 Cumbumpadu Balijepalle 22 78 78 2 Mallavaram 16 Devarajugattu Sivapuram 35 91 91 206 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ~ ______A_,_____ ----.. SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) MARKAPUR TALUK (Contd) 17 Dornala 1 Jamidornala 15 16 16 2 Hasanabad 18 Gajjalakonda Turu}:upalJe 39 1'03 104 2 Padamatipalle 3 Pichaguntalapalle 4 Kammavaripalle 5 Malapalle 6 Christianpalem 7 Nagireddivandlapalle 19 Gobbur 34 90 90 20 Gottipadia 54 113 113 21 Gurrapus.ala 1 GangupaIJe 18 71 71 2 Battuvaripalle 3 TambadapaUe 22 Idupor 1 Darimadugu 36 101 102 2 Rajupalem 23 lynamd;kula 1 Thimmapuram 14 15 15 2 Kadaparajupalle 24 Jammanapalle 44 98 99 25 Kalanuthala 1 Gundamcherla 30 95 96 2 Nagulavaram 3 Chintalamudi 26 KatakanipaITe Ramachandrakota 29 84 84 2 Krishnapuram 3 Chin tala Agraharam 27 Kolabhimnnipadm 1 Kottapalle 45 97 98 28 Kothapalle 33 92 93 29 Krishpapuram 50 107 108 Uninhabited 30 Lingamvanipalle 17 18 18 Uninhabited 31 Mallapeta 1 Hanumanthunipeta 38 102 103 2 VallapunenipaHe 32 Malyavanthunipad'u 56 115 lIS 33 Markapur 1 Bodapadu 41 105 106 (P.U.VIII) (P.U.VI) (P.U) 34 NallaguntJa 8 11 11 35 Nallaguntla 10 lOA Newly sprung up after 1961 Census 36 Narasimhapuram 49 106 107 Uninhabited 37 Nikarampalle 43 99 100 207 LlST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRfCT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ,~ _____...A.. ____ -~, S!. Name of the VitIaie Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) MARKAPUR TALUK (Concld. ) 38 Obuiakkapalle 20 80 80 39 Pedda Araveedu 1 Puchakayalapal1e 32 93 94 2 Siddanayudipalle 40 Pedda Arutla 2 6A Newly sprung up after 1961 Census 41 Pedda Bommalapuram ' 16 17 17 42 Pedda Chama 5 12 12 43 Pedda Mantra:a 9 10 10 44 Pedda Nagulavaram 42 100 101 45 Pedda Yachavaram 1 Mannemvaripalle 40 104 105 2 Naidupalle 3 Moddulapalle 46 PragaUapadu 25 86 86 47 Rollapenta 6 8 8 48 Sanikavaram 1 Ramayapalem 27 82 82 2 Chatlamada 3 Ahobilapuram 4 Maddalakatla 5 Thirumaiapuram 49 Sivarampur am 48 109 109A 50 Sunkesula 31 94 95 51 Thangiraiapalle Tammadapalle 37 89 89 52 Tbippayapalem Birl.ldulanarava 55 114 114 S3 Thokapalle 1 Somayapalle 23 88 88 2 Christianpalem 54 Thurnmalabayalu 4 7 7 S5 Vemulakota 1 Ammavaripalle 47 110 110 2 Vemu!apeta 3 KothalapaHe 4 Ramachandrapuram 56 Yadavalli Ganlavanipalle 13 J4 14 2 Reddivanipalle 57 Yeguvacherlopalle 1 Chilakacherla 11 13 13 2 Mallikarjunapuram 58 Yellapuram 51 108 109 Uninhabited 208 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any r------...A..-----~ Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) BESTAVARlPETA TALUK* 1 Ananthapalle 25 71 71 Uninhabited 2 Ardaveedu 1 Rustumnagaram 6 8 8 2 Narayanapalle 3 Aurangabad 16 87 87 4 Ayyavaripalle 9 S 5 S Basinepalle 1 Cherukupalle 45 100 100 2 Gantapuram 3 lannivanipalle 4 Khajipuram 6 Bestawarpetlll 39 9S 95 7 Bogo~u 1 Mohiddinpuram 22 7S 7S 8 BolfupaUe 1 Atchampeta 3 9 9 9 Cbiooa Cwnbum 1 Darga 27 69 69 2 Govindapuram 3 Devanagaram ]0 Chiona Obayanipallc 34 82 82 II ChintaJapale_ 29 92 92 12 Cumbum 19 76 76 (F.U. IV) (F.U. V) (P.U.) 13 Dbatara Krishoapuram 36 85 8S Uninhabited 14 Donalonda 1 VeerafJbadrapuram 7 7 7 lS Galilerugulla 1 Anumayapalle 47 102 102 2 Barlagunta 3 Singaripalle 4 Chennup31le 5 Baleswarapuram 16 GannepaITe' 1 Rangapuram 2 2 2 2 Yachavaram 3 Potbarajutll[ 17 Hazara tb Gudem 31 90 90 18 Jaggambotla Krishnapuram 26 68 68 19 langamguntla 13 78 78 20 Kagithalagudem 30 91 91 21 Kakarla 1 Nagulavaram 12 77 77 22 Kandulapuram 1 Sydapuram 18 89 89 • Formed from Giddalur Taluk, Vide G. O. Ms. No. 1413 Revenue (U) dated 29th November, 1979 209 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ,.---____.A-- ____-.. SI. Name of the ViJla,e Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 13ESTAVARJPETA TALUK (Con/d.) 23 Konapalle I Singasanipalle 48 103 103 2 Naruvanipalle 3 Namburuvaripalle 4 Battuvanipalle 5 Pogulla 24 Lanjakota 1 Surepalle 14 79 79 2 Lin&ojipallc 3 Talladinne 25 Lineapuram Peddanallakal va 21 74 74 2 Hussainapuram 26 LinKapuram Khandrila 23 74A 74A Uninhdit4d 27 Madanapullalacheruvu I Kothapeta 44 99 99 2 Akkapalle 28 Magatur 1hsiredd ipall e 10 3 3 29 Nadimpalle 17 a8 18 30 Nekunambadu 38 '7 '7 31 Ondutla 041 67 67 32 Pachala Venkatapuram 46 101 101 33 Papayapalle 40 96 34 Papinenipalle Ankabhupalapuram 4 10 "10 35 Pedda Kandukur I Chillna Kandukur 8 6 , 2 Shankarapuram 3 Maddalamadka 4 Cl:lin ta meJlalapad u 36 Pedda ObayanipaJle 33 81 31 37 Pithikayaiulla 1 Vanaapadu 43 98 98 2 Janapalacheruvu Aaraharam 3 Mallat:-uram 31 Poosalapadu 1 Chetticherla 42 66 66 2 Pandillapalle 39 Porumamillapan. 20 94 94 40 Pothavaram 35 83 83 Uni1fhabit •• 41 Ravipadu 32 86 16 42 Retlapalle 15 ISO 80 43 Salakalaveedu I Kalalotla 37 34 34 2 Kothapalle 44 Shro. Potti Basavaipalle 11 4 4 210 LIST OF VILLAGES [N PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES ,..-____Location-.Jo.- Code____ No. -., SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) BESTAVARIPETA TALUK (C,ncld.) 45 Somavarapeta 28 93 93 46 Velagalapaya Bommilingam 47 Yerrabalem 1 Chinnanallakalva 24 73 73 2 Narvakindipalle 48 Yerragun tla 5 11 11 lfninhlfllit"l GIDDALUR TALlJ~ I Akaveedu 1 Kothuru 12 12 2 Aravitikota 3 Rangampeta 2 Aninagaram 1 Thimmareddipalle 56 40 40 2 Yerragutla 3 Vattivepamanipall(l 4 Madhava 3 Ambavaram 1 Jayarampuram 17 23 23 2 Ellupalle 3 VengaJaredipaJ]e 4 Anumulapalle Gouthavaram 7 17 17 2 Pothamsettipalle 42 47 47 5 Badinenipalle 6 Bedusupalle 53 37 37 15 J9 7 Bhupanaguntla l' Mittameedipalle 51 41 8 Brahmanapalle 41 1 Mittameedipalle 31 26 26 9 Chatreddiralle 2 Kondapet (P.U. V) (P.U. IV) (P. U) Atchamapetll 14 10 Chinnaganipalle 3 14 1 Melakapalle 37 43 43 11 Chintalapalle 2 Tekulapenta 3 Mittameedipalle 4 Obuiapuram 5 Kothapalle 6 Kurakuvanipalle 7 Vardhanapalle 8 Kasinepalle Akkapalle 4 16 16 12 Chollaveedu 2 Mittameedipalle 14 62 13 Dadana Guravaipalle '2 Uninhabited 211 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. S!. Name of the Villace Name of the Hamlets if any ,.-----___."...1\... _____----... Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) GlDDALUR TALUK (Conte.) 14 Daddawada 1 Narayanapalle 23 54 54 2 Alasandalapalle 3 Venkatampalle 4 KonkaravanipalJe 5 G undreddipalle 6 Pottipalle 7 AkkapaIle 8 Govindapalle 15 E.davalle 1 Satyavolu 22 58 5i 2 Rangareddipalle 3 Cher lopall e .04 Ankireddipalle ]6 Gadikota ] Thum malapall e 46 34 34 2 Vittamusalipalle 3 Devanagaram 17 Giddalur 1 Kothapalle 20 21 21 2 Pamulapalle (P.U. V) (F.U. IV) (EU) 13 Gudimetla 1 Oddulavagupalle 13 61 61 2 Ramapuram 3 Kothapalle .04 Atchampalle 5 Medavarip2111e ]9 Guduru MoraipaJl. 36 53 53 Uninh."iteti 20 Idamakallu 1 Makthapuram 39 045 .045 2 Cheelam Basavupall. 3 Koth ulavanipalle <4- Pollavanipalle 5 Balireddipalle 6 Narasimhunipalle 21 JaHivani Pu\lalacheruvu 8 15 15 22- Kanchipalle Rajupet 32 25 25 2 Bynapalle 3 Upparavaripalle 23 Komarole 1 Sarvireddipalle 50 42 .042 2 Purushottampalle 3 Bavapuram 4 GopalunipaJle 5 Tathireddipalle 6 Bonthapalle 7 Hanumantharayunipalla 24 Kommanur 1 Vemulapadu 43 30 31t 2 Yegnannapalle 3 Brahmanapalle 04 Nallaaatia 212 LiST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DIST:UCT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO l!l81 CENSUSES Location Code No. SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any ,-----_./-...-----, Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) GlDDALUR TALUK (Contd.) 25 Kongalavaedu Chandrareddipalie 30 27 27 26 Kothakota Th::tllapalle 44 32 32 27 Kristamma Settipalle I Akkalareddipalle 18 24 24 2 Uppalapadu 3 Diguvametta 28 Kdltampalle Payalapalle 49 48 48 29 Lingareddipalle Kathirallapal1e 41 49 49 30 Madhavapuram 6 70 70 Uninhabited 31 Modampalle 19 22 22 (P.U. V) (P.U. IV) (F.U) 32 Mokshagul'ldam Penchikalapad u 12 65 65 33 Motllupalle 52 38 38 34 Mundlapadu 1 BurujupalJe 33 31 31 2 Venkatapuram 35 Nagireddipalle 24 59 59 36 Nallaguntla 1 AyyavaripaUe 26 52 52 2 Bontapalle 37 Narsimhunipa1l6 34 28 28 Uninhabited 38 Narava Bynapalle 29 29 29 39 Pala}(:aveedu Anumalavidu 10 63 63 2 Obulareddipalle 40 Podilikondapalle I Krishnamrajupal1e 28 56 56 2 Thirupatipalle 41 Pullareddipalle 1 Yerramsettipalle 38 44 44 2 GobarapaUe 42 Racherla I Paluguntupalle 9 18 18 2 Gangampalle 3 Kaluvapalle 43 Rajupalem 1 Ravulapalle 35 51 51 2 Ravuthupalle 3 Dwarakacherla 4 Pottir eddipalle 5 Venkatapuram 6 Ramireddipalem 44 Ramavaripalle 47 36 36 45 Reddicherla 1 Mallareddipal1c 55 39 39 2 Moolapalle 3 Pamurupalle 213 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS iN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any r-----__ ...A-____ --., Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) GIDDALUR TALUK (Concld.) 45 Reddicherla lcondd.) 4 Madavapalle 5 GonepalJe 6 Pochupalle 7 Yerrapalle 8 Gunlhapalle 40 Sanjecvaraopeta I Dantedapalle 45 33 33 2 Dhoddampalle 3 ObuJapuram 4 AnkireddipalJe 5 Harijanawada 47 Somdevipalle Sangapet II 64 64 48 Suravaripalle BodduvanipaJle 48 46 46 49 Tamballapalle 27 5S 55 50 Taticherla 1 Mutrasupalle 25 60 60 2 Hasnapuram 51 Thimmapuram 16 20 20 52 Tripurapuram 21 57 57 53 Turimella Madarupalle 5 72 72 2 Narasireddipalle 54 Uyyalawada 1 Adimurthipalle 54 35 35 2 Singampalle 3 Jammulapalle 4 Lingapuram 5 Ankalammapalle 6 Surepalle 55 Vennampalie 40 50 50 56 Venthurlapadu 2 13 13 Uninhabited 57 Malakondapenta Gudem R.F.l R.F.2 58 lsukagundam Gudem R.F.2 R.F.3 59 Bhogada R F Tunnel Rest House R.F.3 Newly forn'ed Re- serve forest village after 1971 census PAMUR TALUK* Ambavaram 20 42 49 2 Anikall apall e 29 59 80 3 Anumulakonda 41 165 189 • Formed from Kanigiri Taluk. Vide G. O. Ms. No. 2501 Revenue (U) dated 29th November, 1979 . 214 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRrCT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ,-____...A. _____ ~ Sl. Name of the Vi1la~e Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) PAMUR TALUK (Ct",td.) 4 Arivemula 6 50 66 5 Ayyanakota Achampalle 71 150 172 6 Ayyavaripal1e 1 Kandulavaripalle 66 151 173 2 Kodi,umpala 3 Kothapalle 4 Mirapuram 5 Thuma tivaripall. 6 Vemulavaripalle 7 Balavenkatapuram 56 134 156 8 Balijapalem 60 173 201 9 BallipaUe Pullayapalle 55 135 157 2 U slemvaripalle 3 Tamatamvaripalem 04- Christianpalem 10 Bodavada 74 178 209 11 Bodavaladinne 24 45 57 12 Bonthavaripalle 13 38 43 13 Botlagudur 1 Appamambapuram '5 174 203 2 Bompeddupadu 3 Kettakindipalle 4 Patimeedipuram 5 S idd ayapalem 6 Raghunadhapuram 7 Pobuluvaripalle 14 Boyamadugula Pillipalle 8 34 36 15 Bukkapuram Thatayapalle 39 63 85 16 Chandrasekharapuram 34 53 73 17 ChennapunayuRipaUe 16 39 45 18 Cbilakapadu 52 162 185 19 Chilamakur Reddigaripalle 43 158 181 20 Chinthalapalem (Near Arivcmala) JangamvaripaUe 5 51 79 21 Chinthalapalem Veerabhadrapuram 46 164 187 22 Chinthapudi 36 65 17 23 Dadireddipalle Chattumadugu 44 159 182 24 Darsigu n tapeta 1 Krish n amnayunipallc 14 37 42 2 Obhireddipalle 25 Darsithimmakkapalle 4 54 75 26 Devakimarri 10 31 32 215 LIST OP VILLAGES IN PRAK<\SAM DlSTRICT TOGETHEK WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM )961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ______-t-_____ -- S1. Name of the ViIla,e Name of the Hamlets ·If any Remar"'li No. (1981 Census) (l9B[ Census) [981 [971 196[ (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) PAMUR TALUK (Con/t/.) 27 Dlfbiigunta Venkatapuram 40 168 19i 2 Katamvaripalls 3 Kothapalle 4 K undampapayapallet 28 Go£ulapalls I Asemvariralle 2 61 90 2 Voddepalem 3 Arepalem 29 Gummalapadu 45 160 183 30 Guntachennampalle Pullagurapalle 22 46 59 31 GuntupaJle Thurakapalle 59 152 174 2 Mulavaripalem 3 Kothapalle 4 Illuri varipalle 32 Inimerla 1 ChenchireddipaJle 51 178 197 2 Narramarelle 3 Pathavuru 4 SUbbakkapalle 5 P. W. D. Ban~la 33 Kambhaladinne 64 176 205 34 Kambhampadu 32 62 83 35 Karollapadu 63 175 204 36 Kattakindipalle Doddivenkatayapall c 42 157 liO 2 Kand ula varipall e 3 Vaddepalem 37 Kodijudlapadu (llut) I Jangalapalle 49 168 193 2 Pothavaram 3 Nekkalagandi Camp Site 3~ Komatigunta 37 66 88 39 Kondaboyinapalle 23 47 61 40 Kothapalle 19 4[ 4S 41 Koyijampadu See}amvaripalJe 33· 60 81 42 Lakshmakkapalle Karnamganaulavaripalle 70 148 170 43 Malakondapurarn 72 149 171 44 Malameedipalle 18 35 37 Uninh"bitei 45 Medanulavenganapalle 1 Ayyalurivaripalle 15 44 53 2 Vadaven~anapallc 216 LIST OF VILLAGES iN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THRIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any r------A------~ Remarks No. (1981 Censui) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) PAMUR TALUK (Contd.) 46 Mopadu 1 Kondareddipalle 61 172 200 2 Kothapalle 3 Venkemallavaripalle 4 V2IddepaJem 5 Laxminarasimhapuram 6 Yagan tivaripalem 47 Motravulapadu 47 163 136 48 Mundlapadu 3 52 71 49 Musunur Bhadrayapalle 35 67 89 2 Kandulagunta Agraharam 3 KothapalJe 4 Ramapuram 5 Somupallivaripalem 6 Venka tareddipalle 50 Nagulavaram 38 64 86 51 Nalajanampadu 31 61 82 52 Nallamadugula 28 57 7S 53 Nasikatriyambakam 58 153 175 54 Pamur Dhaniku lavaripal em 48 167 191 2 Gopalapuram 55 Peda Irlapadu 1 Adivikondurivaripalle 69 147 169 2 Desireddipalle 3 A nnapureddipalle 4 Kodandaramapuram 5 Kodurivaripalle 6 Kotapativaripalle 7 Kothapalle 8 Metlavaripalle 9 Padamarapalle 10 Gun turilinganapalem 11 Somicberuvupalle 1l Surayapalle 13 Vengalayapalle 14 Divakarapuram 56 Peda Rajupalem 1 Kothapalle 30 58 79 2 Thimmarajupalem 57 Puttamnaidupalle 62 171 19' 58 Ranianayanipalle Gumminenipalle 26 55 76 59 Ravigun tapaUe 1 Ankabhupalapuram 54 154 176 2 Kothapalle 3 Markondal'uram 4 Kakarlavaripalle 217 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ,--_____...A.. _____ ~ Sl. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) PAMUR TALUK (Concld. ) 60 Regulachilika 21 43 51 61 Renimadugu 1 Akkampeta 75 179 210 62 Sankarapuram 67 146 168 63 Siddavaram 73 177 208 64 Tellanellamala 11 33 34 65 Thiragandladinne 1 Nuchupada 50 169 195 66 Thummagunta 25 48 63 67 Thungodu 9 32 33 68 UppaIapadu 27 56 77 69 Vaggampalle 1 Basireddipalle 53 Hil 184 2 Bhumireddipalle 3 Kondareddipal\e 4 Peddi redd ikottal u 70 Vatlabayalu Mylacherla 17 40 47 71 Venkatayacheruvu 1 Chinakotalapalle 12 36 39 72 Virunchipuram 1 69 91 Uninhabited 73 Viswanadhapuram 57 136 158 74 Vittalapuram 68 145 167 Uftitrlra&ited 7S Yekunampuram 1 Cherlopalle 7 49 65 KANIGIRI TALUK Anandapuram 29 2 2 2 Ayyanapalem 43 120 142 Uninhabited 3 Bellavaram S5 78 99 4 Bhattupalle 1 Chinnaba ttupalle 46 131 153 2 Pedabattupalle 3 Yeruvalhimmanapalle 5 Bommireddipalle 1 Bijimvaripalle 12 122 144 2 Gundlapalem 3 Nandimpalle 4 Pottireddipalle 5 Ra vimanipalle 6 Venkateswarapuram 7 VennapusavaripaIJe 6 Bontheguntapalle 70 101 123 218 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM J961 TO 1981 CENSUSES ------_. _--_- ~-.-- _--_------_-----__---- Location Code No. SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any ------'------, Remark!> No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) KANIGIRI TALUK (Contd. ) 7 Chakirala 1 Buthamvaripalle 39 96 118 2 Gollapalle 3 Nelat uripalle 4 Ramireddipalle 5 Suitanpu ram 6 Thurkapalem 7 Krothuru 8 Malapalle 8 Challagirigila 1 Gulu8urivaripalle 7 86 107 2 Nandanamareila 3 KothapalJe 4 Gaddammeedipalle 5 Papireddi 6 Erramvaripalle 9 Chennakesavapuram 101 106 128 UninhlJbited 10 China Alavalapadu 1 Dasallapalle 72 98 120 2 Lingareddipalle 3 Nadimipalle 4 Thurupupalle 5 Kothapalle " - "- 6 Ma ndadivaripalle 11 China Gollapalle 35 15 15 12 China Irlapadu 40 92 113 13 Chinavarimadugll 78 139 161 14 Cbintagumpalle I Pillivandlapalle 33 144 Hi' 2 Voluthurulavaripalle 3 Bogalavaripalle 15 Chirladinne 1 Nallareddipalle 87 ill 133 2 AtIavaripalem 16 Chodavaram 100 lOS 127 17 Choutagogulapalle 15 125 147 18 Dasullapallc 57 19 19 19 Dirisavancha 1 Kammavaripa 11 e 8 37 108 2 Gunturuvaripalle 20 Doddichintala alias Vtnkatareddi- 1 DevireddipaHe 23 12 12 palle 2 JamelkanudipaUe 3 Kandulavaripalle @ Seetharampuram 4 Krishnampalle 5 Ramakrishnapuram alias EdavaripalJe 6 Takkallapadu 7 Vykuntapuram 8 Yeruvanipalle 9 KondavaBipalle 219 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. Sl. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any r------"------." Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 ]971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ---- KANlGIRl TALUK (Contd.) 21 Gandlaseetharampuram 64 73 9S Uninhabited 22 Ganesunipalle 9S 26 26 23 Gannavaram 1 Channampalle 65 72 94 2 Ycguvapalle 24 Ganugapenta 6 84 105 25 Gosalavecdu 1 Vagupalle 42 119 141 2 Madamvanipalle 26 Gosigundala 79 142 164 Uninhabited 27 Gudipad 1 Govindavaripalle 14 124 146 2 Kothapalle 28 Guravajipeta ] Boddayapalem 104 ISS 177 2 Botikarlapadu 3 Boyamambapuram 4 Devulampadu 5 Dakshinapalle 6 MittameedipaJle 7 Turakapalle 8 Naddimallapuram 29 Gurugupadu 67 76 97 30 Hajispuram 1 Gangapalem 16 121 143 2 Kothayeruvaripalle 3 Pathayeruvaripalle 4 Gummadampalle 31 Hanumanthapuram Kothapalte 28 4 4 2 Narayanapalie 3 Rangampeta 4 Pappulavaripalte 32 Hanumanthunipadu Moravandlapalle 24 83 104 33 Hazeepuram 1 Kancharlapadu 22 82 103 2 Mittapalem 3 KOlh;;seethapuram 34 Hussainpuram Narasamambapuram 53 100 122 2 Thamminenipalle 3 Padmapuram 3S Immadicheruvu 1 Motupalle 94 29 29 2 Papayapalle 3 Nadimralle 4 Kothapalle 36 Jammalamadaka 1 Venkannapalie 89 109 131 37 J angamnarasay apalle 62 24 24 220 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. Sl. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any ~_-__ -..A-.-__--, Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) KANIGIRI TALUK (e(Jntd.) 38 Kalagotla 49 117 139 39 Kanchipuram 10 :89 110 40 Kanigiri 1 Kasipuram 20 95 117 2 Takaripalem (P.U.VII) (P.U.III) (P.U,) 41 Kankanampadu 1 Papireddipalle 66 74 96 2 Sudenagunta 42 Kankanampadu Agraharam 56 75 _", Newly sprung up after 1961 Census 43 Kodigudlapadu (West) Kantamvanipalle 41 U8 140 44 Kondareddipalle 5 10 10 45 Kotarupalle Bandareddiralle 99 104 126 46 Kotathippala Veerareddipalle 4 9 9 47 Kotrakesavabhotlavari Kbandrig;a 96 25 25 Unillha6ited 48 Krishnapuram 103 156 178 49 Kutagundla 1 Kothamallavaram 36 13 13 2 Pathamallavaram 3 Narayanagopalapuram 4 TurupupalJ e 50 Lingojipuram 73 113 135 Uninhahited 51 Maddapadu 1 Marikuntapalle 47 132 154 2 Peddanapalle 3 Vakamallavaripalem 52 Manamadugu 52 97 119 Uninha6ite. 53 Marapagunta 91 103 125 54 Marella Ayyavaripalle 75 129 151 55 Masayapeta 37 81 102 56 Mogallur 1 Budidapalem 69 102 124 2 Mogallerupalle 3 Veerareddipalle 4 ReddipaJte 57 Muppallapadu 58 20 20 58 Murugummi 77 138 160 59 Nagireddipalle Balajipalem 90 108 130 60 Nallagandla 1 PadamatipaJle 26 14 14 2 Turupupalle 221 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ,.----__ J.... _____ ~ SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) KANIGIRI TALUK (Contd.) 61 Nandanavanarn 1 Chinacherlapalle 32 17 17 2 Balavenkatapalle 3 Gavandlapalle alias Yekkantivandlapalle 4 Mangampalle 5 Papireddipalle 6 Pappulavaripalle 62 Neelakantapuram 25 II 11 63 Neredupalle 1 Basireddipalle 76 127 149 2 Lingareddipalle 64 Nimmamaheswarapuram 50 115 137 '5 Panduva 63 28 28 '6 Panduvanallulavaram 1 Chamalavandlapalle '1 23 23 2 Kothapalle alias Chamalavandla- pallo 3 Gudipatipalle 4- Gummallakarra 5 Guntakavandlapalle 6 J:o.l1apalem 7 Ka ttakindipalle 8 Lakshmakkapalle 9 Musilipalle 10 Vennavandlapalle 11 Yadagorlavandlapall. 12 Gopasamudram 67 Peda Alavalapldu 1 Chintalapalem « 126 148 2 Gudevaripalem 3 Menthivaripalem 4 Ramapuram 5 Vengalapuram 6 Vcnkatareddipalle 68 Peda Cherlapal\e 1 Buddareddipal\e 34- 137 15' 2 Chavatapalle 3 Gopavarapuvaripalle 4 Kammavaripaile 5 KOlhapalle 6 Madireddivaripalle 7 Malavandlapalle 8 Veerapanenipalle 9 Nadikattavaripalle alias Padamat ipalle 69 Peda Gollapalle 1 Nadimpalle 27 6 6 2 Padama tipallc 3 Kudumalagunta 70 PcdavarimaduJu 80 141 163 222 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCA nON CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. - _____..A.. _____ ~ SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) _.------~------_---- -~-- --- KANIGIRI TALUK (Contd) 71 Peddivenkatayapalle 31 1 Uninhabited 72 Peramgudipalle 18 93 114 73 Perugupal1e 54 79 100 74 Pitchiguntapalle 81 140 162 Uninhabited 75 Polavaram 51 114 136 76 Pothavaram Thimmareddipa!1e 45 128 150 77 Pu Iik un taral1a palle 1 Pulikunta 97 27 27 2 Kakimanimitta 78 Punugodu Korivandlapalle 11 ~O 111 2 Yanadicolony 79 Panugodu Kandriga 9 88 109 Uninhabited 80 Rae hagundlapadu 48 116 138 81 Ramag opalapuram J Kammapad 92 71 93 2 Ankaiammapalle 3 Pathuru 4 Vengllnavandlapalle 82 Ramagovindapuram 74 130 152 83 Ramalingapuram 93 70 92 84 Ramayapa!le 60 22 22 85 Raseedupuram Lingareddipalle 3 8 8 86 Sankavaram 1 MachaVaram 19 94 115 2 Chintalapalem 3 Kanumarlavaripalle 4 Perumandlapal1e 5 Thollavaripalle Uninhabited 87 Somanapalle 17 91 112 88 TaJakondapadu I Paletipalle 85 133 155 2 Chilukurivaripa11e 89 Thakkellapadu 71 99 121 90 Thallur 1 Palurivaripalle 13 123 145 2 Yenimireddivaripalle 91 Thimmareddipalle 1 Chinadasaripalle 2 7 7 2 DasaripaUe 3 Kammav aripalle 4 Kichampalle 5 Kothapalle alias Balajiraopeta 6 Pothireddipalle 7 VangapaJle 8 Yeli"'avandlapalle 9 Avulavaripalle 10 Reddemavandlapallc: 223 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ~ _____..A... _____, Sl. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if at;lY Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ._----_... KANIGIRI TALUK (Concld.) 92 Thummagun talla Nadimpalle 21 85 106 93 U mamaheswarapuram 88 110 132 94 Ummanapalle 1 China Ummanapalle 30 3 3 2 Kanakavandlapalle 3 Isullapalle 4 Mi ttameedipalle alias Tungapadu 95 Upendrapuram aURs Upavasapalle 38 80 lOt 96 Valicberla 1 Appalareddipa11e 34 16 16 2 Goburiramayapalle 3 Kollamudivaripalle alias Narireddipalle 4 Guravareddipalle 5 Rangareddipalle 97 Vangapadu Yeguvapalle 102 107 129 98 Vedullacheruvu 1 Ankireddipalle 98 30 30 2 Balavenganapalle 3 Th iruma1areddipalle 99 Veera Rampuram 59 21 21 100 Veligandla 1 Goku1am 68 77 98 2 Jillellapad or Suravandlapallc 3 Mallamrajupalle 4 Tadivaripalle 101 Vemulapadu 1 Ayyannapa1le 5 5 2 Musalammapalle 3 Venkatappapalle alias Tatichetlapalle 4 Mukkoripalle 5 Lingamgutta 6 Maramreddipallc 102 Vepagumpalle Suryapalle 82 143 165 103 Vijayagopalapuram Narapareddipalle 86 112 134 104 Viragareddipalle 33 18 18 KONDAPI TALUK* Ankarlapudi Mupparajupalem 13 7 7 2 AyyaparajupaJem 1 Jangalapalle 26 20 18 2 Veerareddipalem 3 Korivipadu 3 Binginipalle I Wallapalem 69 51 49 2 PedanaboyinapaJem * Formed from Kandukur Taluk Vide G.O.Ms. No. 2501 Revenue (U) dated 29th November, 1979 224 LIST OF VILLAGES lN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ,.-______A.. _____ ~ S]. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (198l Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) KONDAPI TALUK (Con/d.) 4 Bitragunta 62 49 47 5 BOl:anampadu Chcruvukommupalem 49 83 79 2 Parchurivaripalem 6 Chatukupadu 1 GolJapalem 52 32 30 2 Reddipalem 7 Chavatapalem 82 92 86 8 Chennipadu Vadduguntapalem 44 80 77 9 Cherukuru 1 Mundlamurivaripalem 78 84 80 2 Timmapa1em 3 Venkupalem 4 Ramannapalem 5 Sivannapalem 6 Sunikireddipalem 7 Perikapalem 10 Chinakandlagunta Thatakulapalem 18 8 8 2 Polireddipalem II Chinakandlagunta 11 4 4 Anantabhotlavari Kbandriga 12 Chinakandlagunta 10 9 9 Uninhllbited Chamarthivari Khandriga 13 Chinakandlagunta 12 5 5 Uninhobited Mamidalavari Khandri.~a 14 China Venkanapalem 32- 41 39 15 Chirrikurapadu 57 63 60 16 Chodavaram 30 38 36 17 Davagudur 58 62 S9 18 Dharmavaram 6 13 12 19 Gurrappadia 3 2 2 20 Gurrappadi Dharbakulavari 4 3 3 Uninhabited Khandriga 21 Ilavara 29 27 25 22 Ilavara Mamidalavari Khandriga 39 28 26 Uninhabited 23 Ippagunta 1 Mittapalem 83 98 90 2 Yerrapalem 24 Jameerapalem 90 97 89 25 Juvvigunta 7 14 13 26 Kalikivaya 64 56 53 225 LIST OF VJLLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any r------"----__ ~ Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ------~- KONDAPI TALUK (Contd.) 27 Kamepalle 40 29 27 28 Kamepalle Agraharam 41 77 74 29 Kanumalla 1 Chinakanumalla 72 57 54 2 Oollapalem 3 Padamatipalem 30 Kondapi Kattavaripalem 16 34 32 31 Kondapi Oadiyamvari Khandriga 17 35 33 32 Kondasamudram 91 108 100A 33 Kotapadu 1 Balireddipalem 46 18 17A 2 Koll uruvaripalern 3 Tippaluruvaripalem 4 Gangireddipa!em 34 Kotapadu Agraharam 47 19 17B 35 Lingamgunta 1 Chenchupalem 81 91 85 36 Malepadu Mulevandlapalem 80 90 84 37 Manginipadu 45 81 78A 38 Mappalla 75 67 64 39 Mekapadu (0) Bayyannapalem 24 16 15 2 Chennareddipalem 40 Mekapadu (Z) Orugantivaripalem 25 17 16 41 Mugachintala 42 Mulaguntapadu 65 55 52 43 Muppalla Kesaram Khandriga 74 68 65 44 Muppavaram 1 Ooginenipalem 15 37 35 2 Mittapalem 3 Padami ttapalem 45 Naganna Khandriga 50 76 73 46 Nandanavanam 63 58 55 47 Nandanavanam Vavilalavari 59 59 56 Khandriga 48 Naras imhanayani Khandriga Kothapaiem 28 23 21 49 Narasingolu 56 65 62 50 Narasingolu Mahankalivari 38 39 37 Uninhabited Khandriga 51 Nennurpadu 2 6 6 226 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DIST~ICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. r---___..A- _____ , SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) -~----~------~------.- KONDAPI TALUK (Contd.) 52 Nukavaram 88 143 124 53 Paidipadu Janardhanapuram 54 33 31 54 Pakala I Bhavi vadd apa t t apupalem 66 50 48 2 Chellammapattapupalem 3 Devalayampattapupalem 4 Nandimeedapattapupalem 5 Pallepalem 6 Voolapalem 55 Paletipadu Saduvaripalem 36 45 43 56 Paletipadu Gadepallivari 37 46 44 Uninh".ited Khandriga 57 Paletipadu Mocherlavari 35 44 42 Khandriga 58 Palukur 1 (hi tragupta varipalem 73 60 57 2 Pantavaripalem 3 Ramachandrapuram 4 U nnamvaripalem 5 Venka nnapalem 59 Patchava Yeduruvaripalem 42 78 75 60 Patchava Balagopalapuram 43 79 76 Uninhabited 61 Pedakandlagunta 1 Jarlapalem 20 35 23 2 Netivaripalem 62 Pedavenkanapalem 89 101 93 63 Peerapuram Mamidalavari 22 22 20 Khalldriga 64 Peridepi Regalagaddapalem 14 36 34 65 Petluru 1 Chowtapalem 5 10 10 2 Dadanayudupalem 3 Koyivaripalem 66 Pelluru Kurugantivari Khandriga 19 26 24 Uninhabited 67 Petluru Mocherlavari Khandri8a 21 24 22 UninhDbited 68 Ponnaluru I Nagireddipalem 77 100 92 2 Reddipalem 69 Ponnalurugudavari Khandri&a 84 99 91 70 Rajavolupadu 48 82 78B 71 Ramachandr apuram 55 66 63 72 Sanampudi Gol1apaJem 71 .150 129 2 Pal em 3 Pa ti k in en i varipalem 227 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER. WITH THElR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM )961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. SI. Name of the Villa lie Name of the Hamlets if any ,------'------Remarks No. (198] Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) KONDAPITALUK (Concld.) 73 Singarabotlavaripalem 86 73 70 74 Singarayakonda 1 ChaKalapalem 70 52 50 2 Gollapalem 3 Thurakapalem 75 Singarayakonda R. S. 67 54 51B (F.U. X) 76 Somarajupalle Nanavai palle 68 53 51A 77 Tangella 1 Ayyavarappapalem 23 15 14 2 Jaggarajupalem 3 Narsarajupaiem 4 Rajupalem 5 Veluguvaripalem 78 Tangella Isukapallevari 8 12 lIB Khandriga 79 Thumadu 34 43 41 80 Uppaladinne 51 30 28 81 Uppalapadu (Z) 1 Peddipalem 33 42 40 2 Devinenivaripalem 82 Vallaturu Harijanapaiem 76 75 72 2 Manll:apativaripaiem 83 Vallaturukalidasuvari Khandri,a 85 74 71 84 Vardhinenipalem Reddipalem 27 21 19 85 Vaviletipadu 61 48 46 86 Veerannapalem 79 85 81 87 Vempadu 53 31 29 88 Vcr,katakrishnapuram 9 1] l1A 89 Vennuru Kattubadivaripalem 31 40 28 90 Yedlurupadu 87 144 125 91 Zarugumalli 1 Chintalapalem 60 47 45 2 Pangulurivaripalem KANDUKUR TALUK 1 Ammavaripaiem 93 172 ISlA 2 Anandapuram 1 Chettugunta 14 148 127B 2 Samarapal.m (F.U. VI) (P.U.ll) 3 Mukkadipalem 3 Ananthasagaram 10 145 126 228 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ~ _____..A.. ______, SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) KANDUKUR TALUK (Contd.) 4 Angirekulapadu 70 133. 116B 5 Ankabhupalapuram 30 88 838 6 AnnaboyinapalJe 85 132 116A 7 Atmakur Pattikanenivaripalem 15 156 135 8 Ayyavaripalle 59 114 104 9 Baddepudi 46 161 140 10 Basireddipalem Rallapadu 73 164 143 11 Bheemavaram 1 Latchirajupalem 41 155 134 12 Brahmanapalem 86 122 llIB 13 Chagallu 44 178 156 14 Chakucherla I Subbarayadusathram 43 179 157 2 Chinapattapupalem 3 Harijanapalem 4 Yanadipalem 5 Peddapattapupalem 6 Chittuguntapattapupalem 15 Cbeemalapenta 87 121 IlIA 16 Chevur 80 184 162 17 Cbinalatarapi 1 Janikammapeta 92 171 150 2 Peda Latarepi 18 Chinnapavari 1 Sa tyanarayanapuram 89 168 147 19 Chundi 1 8angarakkapalem 32 113 103 2 Kakarlapalem 3 Lingapalem 4 Ammapalem 20 Dappalampadu 50 137 H8C 21 Darekanipadu 72 166 145 22 Dondapadu 19 157 136 23 Gangapalem 67 131 ll5C 24 Gudluru Mogallur 83 174 152 25 Gundlapalem 48 163 142 26 Jangamreddi Khandriga 57 127 113C Uninhabited 27 JillelIamudi I Kammavaripalem 2 64 61 2 BalUapalem 3 Karlapudi 229 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any ,~-----_.I\.._------Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) KANDUKURTALUK(~n~) 28 JiIlellamudigadapaJ}evari 5 70 67 Uninhabited Khandriga 29 Kakutur 1 Kondapuram 12 142 123 2 Bont havaripalem 30 Kalavalla 51 134 117 31 Kandukur 1 Venkatadripalem 9 146 127 2 Yerraguntapalem (F.U.VI) (P.U.II) (P.U.) 3 Dubagunta 32 Kancharagunta 11 141 122 33 Karedu 1 Peddapallipalem 17 152 131 2 Chinapallipalem 3 Kothapallipalem 4 Tenkayachetlapallapupalem 5 Alagayapalem 6 Bhattisomaiabpattapupalam 7 Pottupalem fI Upparapalem 34 Kollurpadu Rajupalem 1 Ulavapadu 13 153 132 2 Kollurupadu 3 Rajupalem 35 Kollurpadu Ranganayakula 42 154 133 Uninhabited Swamivari Khandriga 36 Kondamudusupalem 13 140 121 37 Kondareddipalem 38 138 119 38 Kondikandukuru Narisethivaripalem 4 71 68 39 Kothapeta 74 Hi2 141 40 Kovur 1 Dakshiaapalem 6 72 69 2 Guttikondavaripalem 41 Krishnapuram 45 177 155 42 Linganapaiem 26 94 87B 43 Lingasamudram 1 Balijapalem 65 124 112 2 Kolavasingannapalem 3 J angamreddipalem 4 Jampalavaripalem 5 Gangapalem 44 Machavaram 1 Srirangarajapuram 47 160 139 2 Reddipalem 45 Madanagopalapuram 40 159 138 230 LIST OF VILLAGES IN PRAKASAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Location Code No. ,-____ ~..A______.. Sl. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) KANDUKUR TALUK (Contd.) 46 Mahadevapuram 1 Kakibangarakkapa1em 7 147 J27A 2 Divivaripalem (F.U.VI) 3 Prakasham Colony 4 Kollivangarapalem 47 Malekondarayunipalem 54 109 100B 48 Mannetikota Velagamurivari Khandri~a 16 151 130 49 Mocherla Tettu 77 181 159 50 MogilicherIa 61 116 106 51 Mopadu Chinamopadu 21 139 120 52 Muktheswaram 55 111 101B 53 Mutyalapadu I Peddapavani 90 169 148 2 Medarimit tapalem 3 Muthamvaripalem 4 Jangalapalle 5 Krishnapuram 6 Veeraghavapuram 511 Naladalapur 36 lOS 97 55 Narasirnhapuram 62 117 107 56 Nawabpalem 27 93 87A Uninhabited 57 Nayudupalem Narsapur 91 170 149 58 Nekunampuram Badevaripalem 23 102 94 2 Kummarapalem 3 Pokur 59 Nekunampuram I(alidasvari 22 103 95 Uninhabited Khandriga 60 Ogur 1 Allamvaripalem 8 149 128 61 Palur 20 158 )37 62 Paudalapadu 69 66 63 Parikondapadu Vadlamudivaripa'lem 49 135 118A 64 Parikondapadu Agraharam 39 136 118B 65 pentrala 64 119 109 66 Polinenicheruvu Garugapa\em 31 86 82 67 Potluru 81 175 153 68 Purelipalle 71 167 146 69 Racheruvurajupalem 1 Kundavaripalem 63 118 108 2 Nalagutta Narasimhudipalem 231 LlST OF VILLAGES IN PRAK.\SAM DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM J961 TO 1981 CENSUSES Locatio'l Code No. SI. Name of the Village Name of the Hamlets if any ------~------Remarks No. (1981 Census) (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) KANDUKUR TALUK (Concld.) 70 Rajupa1em 82 173 I5lB 71 Rallapadu 88 120 110 72 Ramachandrapuram 28 87 83A 73 Ramalingapuram 60 115 lOS 74 Ramayapatnam 1 Pal1ipalem 78 182 160 2 Gundimulapalem 75 Ravur 1 Karlapalem 79 183 161 2 Nutesonpeta 3 Nandivaripattapupalem 4 AVulavanipalem 5 Murthammapeta 76 RoJIapadu 25 95 87C 77 Sakhavaram Kammavaripalem 35 106 98 78 Singamanen i palle 37 104 96 79 Swarnajipuram 1 Chimidithpadu 75 176 154 2 Pajarla 80 Thimmareddipalem Patha Jangareddipalem 66 128 114 81 Thumugunta 69 123 tllC 82 Thurpu PoIinenipaJem 24 96 88 83 Thurpurajupalem 68 130 1l5B Uninhabited 84 Uppalapadu (Z) 34 110 lOlA 85 Veeraraghavunikota 52 107 99 86 Veerepalle 76 180 158 87 Vengalapuram 56 125 ll3A 88 Vengamakkapalem 29 89 83C Uninhabited 89 Venkampeta 84 165 144 90 Vikkiralapeta 1 Gollapalem 3 61 58 2 Dakshinapalem 91 Viswanadhapuram 53 129 1I5A 92 Voletivaripalem 33 112 102 93 Yerrareddipalle 58 126 113B Note: Remarks in Col, 7 denote 1981 position SECTION II - Town Directory SECTION II TOWN DIRECTORY Codes used in the seven statements are explai River infiltration gallery IG ned in detail and the expressions for the abbreviations Bon;:well pumping system BWP used in Statements are briefly explained herein. State Pressure tank PT ment I has been compiled in this Office and State Tubewell water/Hand pump TW ments II to VI by obtaining the data from local Tap Water T authorities baving administrative control over the Well Water W towns. Tank Water TK In the Statement I Col. 2 to denote the civic The first five codes relate to the system of status of town, the codes used are: storage of water in the town and the remaining four codes represent the different sources of water supply Municipal Corporation/ to the inhabitants 01, a town. Corporation M.Corp. Municipality M Cantonment Board/Cantonment CB In Statement V under Co). 4 to indicate the Notified Area/Notified Area type of m,edical facility available to the citizens, the Committee/Notified Committee NAC following codes are used: Gram Panchayat/Village Panchayat P Hospital H In Statement IV Col. 6 to differentiate category Dispensary o of road tbe following abbreviations are used. Health Centres He Pucca road PR Family Planning Centre FC Kuccha road KR T. B. Clinic TB Nursing Home NH Under Col. 7 to specify the system of sewerage Others o the codes given are: Sewer S If thert are more than one institutions of any Open surface drains OSD type, the number of such institution is' noted within Box surface drains BSO brackets eg: 0 (2) ; NH (7) etc. Sylk drains SO Cesspool method CD To distinguish the medical institutions as Pit System Pt. Allopathic or Ayurvedic or Unani or Homoeopathic the following additional codes are used: In Col. lIthe various prevalent methods of disposal of night soil are given with the following A) urvedic A codes. Unani U Head loads HL Homoeopathic Hom. Baskets B Wheel barrows WB In case of allopathic no separate code is Septic tank latrines ST used. The information on medical facilities is pre Sewerage S sented horizontally in the same line as illustrated below: Under Cols. 12 & 13, the codes used to state the source of supply and system of storage of protec H (A-l,2), D (Hom--2, U-l). ted water supply are as follows: Here H (A-1,2) represents one Ayurvedic and Overhead tank OHT 2 Allopathic hospitals and 0 (Hom. 2, V-1) represents Service reservoir SR 2 Homoeopathic and 1 Unani Dispensaries. 234 The Codes used for tbe Col. 6 are as follows: The vocational institutions like Applied Art/ Arts only A Painting College, Pharmacy College, B. Ed. College, Science only S Teacher's Training institutes, Music/Dancing School, Arts and Science only AS Nursing School, etc., are covered under "Others". Commerce only C Arts and Commerce only AC Schools upto class IV are treated as Primary or Arts, Science and Commerce ASC Elementary Schools. These include Nursery Schools, Law L Kinder Garten Schools, Pre-basic Schools, Pre-primary Schools. Schools upto Class VIII are treated as If there are more than one institutions of each Junior Secondary or Middle Schools. Schools upto type the number is given against each in brackets. Class X are treated as Matriculation or Secondary Under Col. 10 the following codes are used to Schools. Schools or Colleges up to Class XI or XII are specify the recognised short-hand, typewriting and considered in the Group of Higher Seconqary/Inter other vocational training institutions. If there are mediate/ Pre-University/Junior College, etc. moro than ono institutions of each type the number is given against each in brackets. Under Col. 20 the abbroviations given are as Short-hand SH follows: Typewriting Type Short-hand & Typewriting Sh. Type Public Library PL Others o Reading Room RR TOWN DIRECTORY STATEME~TS ( I to VI & IV A ) 236 TOWN STATEMENT STATUS AND No. of house- holds including Population & growth rate SI. Class, Name & Civic L. C. Name of Taluk Area (in houseless house- 1------______No. administration No. sq. kms.) holds (in 1981 1901 1911 1921 1931 status of Town Census) (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) IV Addanki (P) I Addanki 29.90 3,666 7,230 8,358 8,485 9,150 (15.60) (1.52) (7.84) 2 II Chirala (M) II Chirala 5.26 15,902 16,264 18,618 15,323 18,353 (14.47) (-17.70) (23.04) 3 III Chirala Non- III Chirala 23.66 5,513 . Notified as town for the first Municipal Area (P) 4 IV Cumbum (P) IV Bestavaripeta 11.66 2,186 6,502 6,344 Declassified (-2.43) 5 IV Giddalur (P) V Giddalur 31.57 3,689 6 111 Kandukur (P) VI Kandukur 7.68 6,868 9,569 10.276 8,333 8,115 (7.39) (-18.91) (-2.62) 7 IV Kanigiri (P) VII Kanigiri 33.20 3,370 5,528 6,974 5,633 5,450 (26.16) (-19.23) (-3.25) 8 III Markapur (M) VIII Markapur 28.77 7,331 9 II Ongole (M) IX Ongole 8.10 17,441 12,864 13,286 14,27' 16,672 (3.21) (7.45) (16.78) 10 IV Singarayakonda (P) X Kondapi 10.61 2,301 Notified as town for the first 11 III Vetapa1em (P) XI Chirala 10.36 6,500 9,547 10,512 10,288 ll,IO! (10,84) (-2.78) (7.91) 237 DlREctORY I GROWTH HISTORY Sex Ratio Density SI. ,.-______of the town-1 ______at the census of -- ____, ~~------~------~-~ (1981 1961 1971 1981 No. 1941 IS'51 1961 1971 1981 Census) Census Census Census (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (I) 11,310 12,075 7,438 10,221 16,618 556 964 985 968 (23.61) (6.76) (-~8.40) (37.44) (62.56) 27,086 37,729 45,410 54,487 72,040 13,696 988 988 993 2 (43.67) (39.29) (20.36) (19.99) (32.22) time in 1981 Census 23,125 986 1,014 3 8,453 9,489 9,305 9,745 10,571 907 1,024 1,013 992 4 (12.26) H.94) (4.73) (8.48) 5,219 8,074 12,@84 14,830 19,J88 608 928 957 930 5 (54.70) (49.67) (22.72) (29.39) 10,396 11,907 12,436 16,654 32,370 4,215 996 953 917 6 (28.11) ( 14.53) (4.~4) (33.92) (94.37) 6,376 8,321 9,529 11,430 16,717 504 1,007 938 908 7 (16.99) (30.51) (14.52) (19.95) (46.26) ' ) 8,446 11,794 16,665 22,263 34,381 1,195 974 937 932 , 8/ (39.64) (41.30) (33.59) (54.43) '-../ 21,184 27,810 35,804 53.330 85,302 10,531 966 958 924 9-) I / (27.06) (31.28) (28.75) ( 48,95) (59.95) -..___/ time in 1981 Census 10,204 962 961 10 12,199 14,657 15,803 19,666 28,561 2,757 1,009 999 997 11 (9.88) (20.15) (7.82) (24.44) (45.23) 238 TOWN STATEMENT PHYSICAL ASPECTS Physical Aspects Name of ~ ______J,______--. Temparature (in Centigrade SI. Class and Rainfall ~ _____ ..A.... _____ -, State District No. Name of Town (in mm.) Maximum Minimum Headquarters Headquarters HYDERABAD ONGOLE (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 1 IV Addanki 765.8 43.3 16.7 296 36 2 II Chirala 901.9 43.3 16.7 360 48 3 HI Chirala Non-Municipal 901.9 43.3 16.7 362 50 Area 4 IV Cumbum 628.6 44.4 15.6 216 112 5 IV Giddalur 691.5 44.4 15.6 181 142 6 III Kandukur 850'7 40.0 15.6 352 40 7 IV Kanigiri 730.8 40.0 15.6 408 96 8 111 Markapur 652.1 44.4 15.6 248 144 9 II Ongole 936.3 43.3 16.7 312 0 10 IV Singarayakonda 850.7* 40.0 15.6 370 30 11 III Vetapalem 901.0 43.3 14.4 380 42 * Figures of the nearest town are considered. 239 OIRECTORY II AND LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1979 And R 0 adD i s tan c e ([n Kms.) Fro m ------~------, Nearest city with Navigable river/ population of one canal (If within SI. Sub-division/Taluk lakh and more Railway Station Bus Route 10 Kms.) No. (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (I) Ongole/ Addanki Guntur Ongole Addanki 1 (36) (0) (96) (36) (0) Ongole/Chirala Tenali Chirala Chirala 2 (48) (0) (65) (0) (0) Ongole/Chirala Tenali Jandrapet Chirala 3 (50) (2) (67) (0) (2) Markapur jCumbum Proddatur Cumbum Cumbum 4 (32) (0) (110) (0) (0) Markapur /Giddalur Proddatur Giddalur Giddalur 5 (67) (0) (90) (0) (0) Kand ukur I Kandukur Nel10re Siugarayakonda Kandukur 6 (0) (0) (108) (14) (0) Kandukur/Kanigiri NelJore Singarayakonda Kanigiri 7 (56) (0) (164) (70) (0) Markapur/Markapur Proddatur Markapur Road Markapur S (0) (0) (140) (2) (0) Ongole IOngole Guntur Ongole Ongole 9 (0) (0) (110) (0) (0) Kandukur /Kondapi Nellore Singarayakonda Singarayakonda 10 (\8) (25) (90) (0) (0) Ongo1e/ Chirala Tenali Vetapalem Vetapalem 1l (42) (6) (64) (0) (0) 240 TOWN STATEMENT MUNICIPAL R e c e i p t (I n R s. '00) Revenue de rived from Muni Civic admini- cipal properties stration Receipt and power Government SI. Class and Name of Town status through apart from grant Loan AdVance No. (In 1980) taxes, etc. laxation (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) IV Addanki P 812 2 II Chirala M 11 ,963 3,252 20,542 1,000 3 III Chirala Non- P 1,011 3CO 178 Municipal Area 4 IV Cumbum p 800 274 ~ 5 IV Giddalur P 1,529 6 III Kandukur p 2,420 2,783 150 103 7 IV Kanigiri p 860 700 1,000 8 III Markapur M 2,867 1,642 2,787 2,700 9 II Ongole M 41,750 3,390 17,780 400 9,790 10 IV Singarayakonda p 540 50 50 11 III Vetapalem p 2,000 L:~ 700 241 DIRECTORY III FINANCE, 1978-79 E x pen d i t u r e ( [n Rs. '00 ) r----___--.- ______~ ,------_--.., Other General Public Total sources Total Adminis- Public health and Public Public Other Expen- SI. (specify) Receipt tration safelY conveniences works Institu lions (specify) diture No. (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (1) 1,283 2,095 290 262 388 907 1,847 12,627 49,384 2,733 10,726 8,208 16,936 2,224 40,827 .2 1,311 2,800 222 328 533 1,545 2,628 - 3 600 1,674 418 36 410 539 1,4Q3 4 2,191 3,720 431 432 794 306 913 2,876 5 1,122. 6,578 658 259 740 717 62. 1,325 3,761 6 2,560 600 540 820 620 2,580 7 7,520 17,516 2,527 4,570 10,133 17,230 8 10,900 84,010 3,920 14,590 7,840 12,120 26,910 65,380 9 1,000 1,640 240 50 360 800 200 1,650 10 300 3,120 630 700 500 1,200 3,030 11 242 TOWN STATEMENT CIVIC AND Number of Latrines , ______....J- ____ -... Civic ad- Scheduled System SI. Class and Name ministra- Caste and Road of Water No. of Town tion Sta- Population Scheduled length Sewer- borne Service Others tus (In Tribe po-· (In Kms.) age 1980) pulation (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) IV Addanki P 16,618 2,107 PR: 41.40 S,OSD 40 KR: 4.60 2 11 Chirala M 72,040 9,756 PR: 49.:n OSD 905 3,361 KR: 27.17 3 III Chirala Non- P 23,325 2,549 PR: 6.00 OSD 55 Municipal Area KR: 4.00 4 IV Cumbum P 10,571 313 8.30 OSD 67 32 5 IV Giddalur p 19,188 1,611 15.00 OSD 250 10 33 6 III Kandukur P 32,370 6,034 PR: 8.97 OSD 12 109 KR: 11.30 7 IV Kanigiri p 16,717 860 14.00 OSD 85 120 8 III Markapur M 34,3&1 2,104 PR: 24.67 OSD 500 300 250 KR: 8.23 9 II Ongole M 85,302 10,113 PR: 61.01 S,OSD 1,300 2,105 400 KR: 7.07 10 IV Sin~arayakondi1 P 10,204 1,583 PR: 1.00 OSD 25 KR: 4.50 11 III V.tapalem P 28,561 3,408 PR: 10.00 OSD 2 220 14 KR: 22.50 243 DIRECTORY IV OTHER AMENITIES, 1979 Protected water supply Electrification (Number of Connections) ,.------'-----, r------"------.------..,. Method of Source System of Fire Domestic Indus- Commer- Road Others disposal of storage with fighting trial cial Lighting of night supply Capacity (in '000 service (Points) Sl. soil Litres) No. (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (I) ST W IG (250) Ongole 1,000 2 50 270 (36 Kms.) B,ST NA W Yes 4,790 86 1,083 1,148 16 2 B NA W Chirala 1,150 15 50 232 55 3 (2 Kms.) B W IG (130) Markapur 667 15 220 280 12 4 (32 Kms.) WB W IG (200) Markapur, 1.225 22 428 268 13 5 (67 Kms.) WB W IG (340) Yes 1,315 22 597 325 15 6 WB W IG (152) Kandukur 1,077 18 393 426 28 7 (56 Kms.) B W IG (3.400) Yes 1,965 ~2 599 456 8 B,WB T IG (4,100) Yes 5,750 250 2,000 1,250 9 B W IG (200) Kandukur 200 8 ISS 10 (18 Kms.) WB W NA Chirala 1,-487 22 213 389 62 11 (6 Kms.) 244 TOWN STATEMENT CIVC AND OTHER 51. Class and N3me Area of Slum Population Paved Roads System of No. of Town Name of Slum (In Sq. Kms.) of Slum (In Kms.) Sewerage ------_------(\) (2) (I) (4) (5) (6) (7) ------_--.~--- II Chirala Bosen; gar 0.05 989 G;:Jnjipalclll 576 Jay;-;nthipeta 720 Lal Bahadurnagar 489 Prakashnagar 761 I I r 8.21 Samthinagar 0.03 786 I Srungarapcta 1,408 Vaikun tapuram 1,249 Vithalnagar 1,100 V. Nageswararaonagar 536 2 !1 Ongole Annavarappad 0.06 1.450 Balaiinagar O.{}S 1,2S{} Budabukb lapalem 0.004 200 I Erukulapalem 0.01 500 I' 2.30 I Kondami t ta 0.02 1,000 Lambadidonka 0.01 400 M. N. Donka 0.004 200 245 DIRECTORY IV A AMENITIES IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1979 Number of Latrines No. of tap pointsl Electrification (Number of connections) ,------, public hydrants ------\ Private Method of installed for Road , r------~------disposal of supply 'of protec- Lighting 81. Water borne Service Others Community night soil ted water Domestic (points) Others No. --_._- (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (I) 188 342 530 15 WB 164 2 4 32 2 246 TOWN STATEMENT MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATlONAL Medical Facilities E d u c a t i 0 n a 1 (------~------~ ,------ Beds in Arts/Science/ Hospitals! Medical Commerce Dispensa- Institutions Colleges (of Enginee- 51. Class and Name Population ries/T.B. noted in degree level Medical ring Poly- No. of Town clinics, etc. Col. No.4 and above) Colleges Colleges technics ( I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) IV Addanki 16,618 H(I) 5 Ongole Guntur Vijayawada Guntur NH(6) 95 (36) (96) (131) (96) 2 II Chirala 72,040 H(l) 30 ASC(I) Glmtur Vijayawada Guntur D(24) 494 ASO) (66) (101) (66) 3 III Chirala Non- 23,325 H(3) 55 Chirala Guntur Vijayawada Guntur Municipal Ana NH(3) 30 (2) (68) (103) (68) 4 IV Cumbum 10,571 H(3) 20 Markapur Kurnool Anantapur Nandyal D(I) 10 (32) (175) (245) (95) XO(I) 5 IV Giddalur 19,188 H(I) 30 ASC(I) Kurnool Anantapur Nandyal DCS) (140) (205) (55) 6 III Kandukur 32,370 H(I) 12 AS(I) Guntur Vakadu Nellore NH(9) (155) (182) (108) D(S) 7 IV Kanigiri 16,717 H(I) 30 Kandukur Guntur Vijayawada Nandyal NH(6) 65 (56) (175) (210) (150) 8 III Markap,l[ 34,381 H(2) 8 ASC(I) Kuroool Tirupati Nandyal D(4) (207) (295) (130) +0(1) 6 9 II Ongole 85,302 H(I) 140 ASC(2) Guntur Vijayawada Guntur D(I) (110) (145) (110) +0(1) 4 NH(32) 1,020 10 IV Singarayakonda 10,204 H(3) 10 Kandukur Guntur Vakadu Nellore D(I) (18) (140) (165) (90) 11 III Vetapalem 28,561 H(4) 50 Chirala Guntur Vijayawada Guntur D(I) (6) (76) (Ill) (76) NH(I) 4 +0(2) 9 FC(I) 4 +0 Maternity and Child Welfare Centre XO Leprosy Centre 247 DIRECTORY V AND CULTURAL FACILITIES IN TOWNS, 1979 F a c e s ,-______Recreational and...A.. Cultural ______Facilities --, ------c----...A..------, Recognised Adult Number of Shorthand, Higher Literacy working Public Typewri ting secondary I Secon- Junior Classesl Women's Auditorial Libraries and Voca- In ter I darYl Secondary Centres, hostels with Drama! including tional train- Junior Matricu- & Middle Primary Others number of Commu- Reading Sl. ing Institutes College lation Schools Schools (specify) seats Stadia Cinema nity Halls Rooms No. (10) (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 ) Type 3 10 3 PL: 1 RR: 1 Type 1l 3 6 25 7 6 4 PL : 1 2 SH 2 RR:13 Chirala Chirala 2 2 10 2 PL : 1 3 (2) (2) Type : 3 8 2 PL : 1 4 Type : 1 2 6 4 1 3 PL: 1 5 Sh. Type: 1 Type .:1 3 3 12 3 PL : 1 6 SH. 1 RR: 1 Type 2 2 4 9 2 PL: 1 7 RR: 1 Type 5 2 3 31 4 PL: 1 8 RR: 1 Type 9 4 9 9 33 14 PL: 1 9 SH. 3 RR: 3 ·0 3 Kandukur Kandukur 2 2 4 2 10 (18) (18) Type 2 2 13 2 RR: 1 11 SH. 0* 1.T .1. (1). Sanskrit School - I, Oriental School - 1 248 TOWN STATEMENT TRADE, COMMERCE, Name of three most important commodities imported Name of three most important r------:------, r------'---- SI. Class and No. Name of Town 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd .._---_- -, -_ ------' (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 1 IV Addanki Jagiery Tamarind Oil Cotton Tobacco 2 II Chirala Yarn Cloth Cotton Suds Handloom Cigarette Clothes Tapes 3 III Chirala Non-Municipal Cotton Seeds Yarn Cotton Selid Oil Handloom Area Clothes 4 IV Cum bum Artificial Clothts Sugar Turmeric Jaggery Manures 5 IV Giddaluf Rice Cholam Sugar Tobacco Coriander 6 III Kandukur Paddy Food graini Cloth Tobacco Chillies 7 IV Kanigiri Rice Dhali Oils Jowar Ragi 8 III Markapur Slat.frames Slabs Country Slat~~ Agarbathis Wine 9 II Ongole Coconut Dhall Dry Chillies Coriander Cotton 10 IV Singarayakonda Tobacco 11 III Vetapalem Cashewnuts Auromatic Agarbathi Match-Boxes Chemicals 249 DIRECTORY VI INDUSTRY AND BANKING, 1979 commodities exported Name of three most important commodities manufactured Number of Number of ______----, ,----______-"- ______Number agricultu- non-agricu1- SI. of ral credit tural credit No. 3rd 1 st 2nd 3rd Banks societies societies ------(8) (9) (10) (II) (12) (13) (14) (I) Paddy Rice Castor Oil Groundnu tOil 4 Cotton Seeds Oil Handloom Handloom Cigarette Tapes 7 7 2 Textiles Clothes Cigarette Tapes Cotton Seed Oil Handloom Cigarette Tapes 2 3 Clothes Paddy Jaggery Turmeric 10 4 Bajra Match Boxes Groundnut Oil Castor Oil 4 20 5 Ghee Rice Oil 3 6 Sajja Matches Wooden furniture Footwear 3 4 7 Cotton Slates Aaarbathies Tooth Powder 4 22 8 Rice Wooden Paraboiled Rice G. 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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES YERRAGONDAPALEM TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Name of village LocatIon Name of village Location Name of village Location Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) -(I) (2) 1 Allatam (R.F.) 19 Guttalacheruvu (R.F.) 17 Naruthadikala (R.F.) 26 Allipalem 21 Nekkanti (R.F.) 50 Ammanigud ipad u 38 Isukatripuravaram 20 Palutla (R.F.) _------~v Annasamudram 37 Ayyagaripalle 60 Kankanalapalle 18 Ponnalabayalu CR.F.) 49 KataruvanipalJe 10 PuIJaJacheruvu 14 Bil1agondipenta 34 Kavalakuntla 52 Boyalapalle 48 Kolukula 11 Rachakonda 53 BoyalapalJe (Sho) 13 Komarolu 59 Rajupalem 16 Burugundala (R.F.) 45 Ramachandrapuram 55 Lalapuram 44 Ramasamudram 33 Chapalamad ugu 57 Lellapalle 30 Rayavaram 5 Chennapalem (R.F.) 27 Madamchalama 39 Chowtapacherla 8 Sathakodu 46 Madhavunipalle 9 Chowtapalle 28 Suddakunta 65 Makthumpuram 36 Manepalle -.--25 Daddanala 24 Telugurayanicheruvu 23 Darabayalu 22 Marripall"m 6 Marrivemula 64 Thimmanapalem 66 Dupadu 58 Thripuranthakam 56 Duvvali 41 Medapi 31 Millampalle 4 Uppaladinnepenta (R.F.) 42 Ganapavaram 61 Miriampalle 54 Gangapalem 43 Mittapalem 3 Garapenta (R.F.) 2 Murikimallapenta 29 Venkatadrij:,alem 15 Garinipenta 7 Mutukula 63 Viswanathapuram 67 Gollapalle 47 Gollavidipi 35 Narasapuram 12 Yendrapalle 51 Gurijepalle 62 Narasingapuram 32 YerragondapaJcm 259 260 ( o GOGO- ... 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M l l I , g'" § -g'" 0 \Or-OO 0\0 \0 .....l·;:::U Z r-r-[-- [--00 00 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ADDANKI T ALUK 1981 1981 1981 Location ~ame of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) --21 Addanki (North) 26 Gangavaram 37 Nannurpadu 20 Addanki (South) 17 Gopalapuram 18 Narasimhapuram 33 Alavalapadu 30 Nujellapallc 40 Anamanamur 2 Janea Mahcswarapuram 47 Paidipadu 27 Bhimavaram 24 Pangulur 42 Bodduvanipalem 8 Kalvakur 34 Pitchikalagudipauu II Bollapalle 22 Kasyapuram 49 Prasangulapadu 16 Bommanampadu 10 Kondamaojuluf 12 Budavada 14 Kondamur 48 Rachapudi 4 Ramakur 9 Bytamanjulur 28 Koniki 31 Kopperapad u 19 Ramayapalem 45 Ravinuthala 7 Chakrayapale m 44 Korisapadu 23 Reningavaram 25 Chaodalur 13 Kotapadu 35 Kotikalapudi 6 Chinakothapalle 36 Kuukupadu 43 Soma varappad u 5 Dharmavaram 32 Thurpu Thakkellapad u 39 Dhenuvakonda 4i Manikeswaram 29 Duddukur 38 Modepalle 3 Valaparla 46 Dyvalaravuru 15 Muppavaram 1 Vallapalle 275 276 _ <"l t--~t-o-.:::t Vi" OO_Nf"f')\O 00 00 ':2: ...... 0" N ,_.. 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N ""\0 r- oo r- N ,., M QO M r- ' \0 ·N IT) . r- OM \0 0 N :M oM ALPHABETICAL LIST 01< ViLLAGES MADDIPADU TALUK 1~81 19tH l~ill Location Name of vii).:!!" Locatillil Narne of village LOCaliQll Naille of village Cod," No. Code No. Code No. (I ) (2) (I) (2) (I ) (2) 4 Amangi 6 Gundlapalk S Nidall1anur 56 Gunduvari Lakshmipuram 19 Nippatlapadu 26 Bandlamudi 46 Guravareddipal"m 58 Bhalla Machavaram 25 Padamatinaidup~{lcm 54 Bb usurapa II<.: I llapavulur 17 Pallamalle 20 Budavad,t 41 I nam anamell ur 45 p, dakothapallc 49 Pidatbalagudipadu 37 C[J~ldaravada 2-t Kandurivari Agrailaram 57 Pida(halapudi 23 Ch~cmal 319 320 V) 00 N _000 ..". ... M "<\1',...... 0000 .,}.,} .-...... N("<"')\OOOO N .. _oor-r ","0 e Itlltl ...... O'\'O:::t'V\OO 0\00 ....._ ....._ ...... VI 00 ~ ('l ...... 12~~_~.~ ...... r-- IQIQ - '" ... 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Na me of village Locaticlll Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I' (2, (I) (2) 33 Akkachcruvu 63 Jaf:llapuram 62 Rajupalcm 28 AmudaJapaJle 80 Ramachandrapuram 75 AnkepaIlc: 69 Kakarla 50 Ramayanam Khandriga 26 Annavaram 60 Kallampalle 71 Ramayapalem 10 Aswarayunipalem 48 Kambalapadu 25 Ramulaveedu 15 Katragunta 4S Baduguleru 2 Kesavabhot lapalem 20 Salakanuthala 6 Basavapuram 16 Konakanamitla 41 Salanuthala 37 Batchalakurapadu 19 Kondayapalem 78 Sallnamuru 39 Budamkayalapadu 76 Kuchipudi 36 Siddavaram 8 Buradap::dem 23 Kunchepalle 22 Sudanagunta 59 Challuru 55 Lakshmipural11 29 Teegadurthipadu 70 Chilamakuru 56 Thalamalla Madalavaripalem 72 Chimata 52 21 Thummagunta 31 Mallavaram 43 ChinamanagundaIl!l 12 Thuvvapadu 67 Marripadu 47 Chinarikatla 66 Tippaladevipalle 27 Chintagampalle 42 Mohammadapuram 9 Chin tagunta 35 M ugachinthala 7 Mummayapalem 57 Uppalapadu 24 Dasa\lapa\le 5 Munagapadu 34 Dondlcru 73 Vallayapalem 40 Nagampalle 82 Vankamarripalem 3 E~alapadu 17 Nagarajukunta II Vedurallapadu 51 Nandipalem 18 Veerabhadrapuram 71 Ganjipalem 30 Nimmavaram 4 Veligandla 38 Garimanapc:nta 74 Nirmamapuram 79 Vemavaram 13 Garladinne 14 Vinja varthipad u 81 Garlapela 49 Obu1akkaralle 54 Gosukonda 65 Yadavalli I Pamulapadu 44 Gotlagattu 58 Yeluru 61 Gundlasamudram 68 Pannuru 64 Pedarikatla 46 Irasalagundam 53 Podili 32 Zuvvaleru 325 326 00(") 00..0 000- ~, (") • " 00r- . ..0 s 00'\ or> 00 N N ooO\t-ooV) ~J:-.Nt-I"Q 0'\ 0\('10 ~ C'r r- 0 <') r- ..0 ..0 - r- ..0 0'> nioci\ci r-oo"'" r- -~ 0'\ 7 327 00 I..C ro '-D If) tr) V) ("'~ ~ ("-.I N M N ...,..... 00 \0 ·O\N DO 00 \..Or-.r \0<,,>0 NO\OOOOO ~QQ' * - 328 -....1 -o~ J;l. 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M \0 \0 \0 \D t- 00 00 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TARLUPADU TALUK 1981 19RI 1981 Location Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. ( I) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) 21 Alaval 16 Indlacheruvu 42 Padamati Venkatapuram 49 West Kambhampadu 82 Pathepuram alias Nalabothulavaripalem 5 Jagannadhapuram 38 Pcddanapalem 14 West Veerayapalem 75 Jagannadhapuram 19 Peddnvaram 67 Jangamreddipalem 12 Perubhotlapalem 25 Yerrabalem 333 334 I.r) 0\ \C f"'l 00 1"'"", V) \C 00 _ N r-..,j r\t ...: ...: . """ . 00 • C"""':i-- J~ I L (i ( .00"'0\ ._lrlO\oM _ '" J IJ,. tU 1 ~~ ;;1:::-; ~I -e {il I/'} l flJ,. t''''ir-t''I'''i\O\O OO\-\O~ J - ~ 0 ("'..( r-... I ...... 1 1 0\0 0- 't N N\.Otr)OV'l l'-' r-I' V 011 ." >" ~ N ....Or- 0 .~ - E o:s Z o~ c"O'" • 000 0 ....I.;; U Z 335 .,... 00 N N '0 000 00 o 00 0'1 r- 00 N M M N 00<'10 N ._.....- 00 N " • 0\ C'l 00 V') ~ f", r .,... 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"'" 00 . \0 0\0 -- • C') -0 N \0 --0:- - 00 -'-' o on 338 o ~, • co ·N • \0 • \0 ---s . 0\ O\-__.tn""i"' vV'l,_""..q ("'t"} t- M ('f"') Mr-)~.n ONt--N t--- ('f"j~M.. ~ - ;;: I':: I~ '- iit I~ o 0 ..,1:- E Z'" , 0; .., C) c"O o 0 0 0 ....l '; U :z 339 • V\ • f'f"I • N \0 ...... \D :t- M - ~ 0 • \D 0"'-'000 ' ~I '" .• <">'" ...o ~ .-.. ~ >'-"~ ''=:; I U l::g r::: I I I L L , ~ .., o § -g <:) 3.::: u z ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES l\IARKAPUR TALUK 1981 191)1 1981 Location Loc:Jllon Loc~ltion Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) 46 Akkachnuvu 36 ldupur 2 Pedda Arutla (R.F.) 21 Ambapuram 14 IYiwmukkuia 16 Pedda BommalapUfam 5 Pedda Chi.!ma (R.F.) 53 Badt:khanpeta (5l10.) 44 Jammanapalle 9 Pedda Mantrala (R.F.) 26 Badveedu 42 Pedda NaguJavaram 57 Bhupatipallc 30 Kalanu thala ..\0 Pedda Yachavaram 58 Bondalapadu 29 Katakanipalle 25 Pragallapadu 24 Boyadagumpuia 45 Kolabhimunipadu 33 Kothapallc 6 Rollapenta (R.F.) 19 Chatlamitta 50 Krishnapuram 12 Chi lakalacherIa 27 Sanikavaram 1 Chinna ArLltla (R.F.) 17 Lingamvanipalle 4S Sivarampllr;tnl 28 Chinna Dornala 31 SlInkcsula 7 Chinna Mantrala (R.F.) 38 Mallapeta 3 Chintala (R.F.) 56 Malyavanthunip~tdu 37 Thangiralapalle 52 Chintakunta 41 Markapur 55 Th ippayapalcm 22 Cumbumpaclu 23 Thokapalle 8 N 341 342 _- .01 • 0\ • 00 : ...... • '" 00 r- ·'<:t00r- ::! .- - N .~ - <'1M""," 00 \0 ..... - 1000-.:::t_N V) ...... "'_\O '-.O =-.-100 :iNoO <'l<=('f ~,..., \C~... uJ, r::: '0'" o 000 ..J'= U Z 343 00 InNO'OO\D ;-1")",\00\ r"1 00 lrl 0"\ '-D N_O"'¢" \0 NO --'1 ~..- _ ~ 4' ~ ..... ~r-O'\COan.. ~N -.-.- - - 0..-,'0"'; NNO\I.r) 0 V') V) 00 f"":I V") (',I.. r;. ~ 00 V) ~:fJ~qq ('l - \Otr\-O OO'('fi(""-.lV\O'\ ~~~~~ ""T-trlOrr'l M.. ~~r- C"! M";(,-j...)M -- - -Vi' 0;-0\ ~ Vi ("f") No\O OO~r '0 0\ 0 ---- • 344 r ~ l r 0\ _ • C"I o ,_ O('f"'1 M N~ ...... , . v 00 C""'. r--.. • 00 '" .,_, \0 .N .0 , o~ ?;:, z ...... I I ::E ~ l :'21, r :r- • - 00 N ,I ~ r-- I L l E-<~:;J ::-= -CIl'" ~ ~ ;; C E-" ~ ~ o 0 'N '-' :;J "'~ Q.. e ..e oj z ~ ~ 345 ,-... 00 -N -_ • N .0\ - r--. - -N §- :>0 00 o \D (I 0'. '" M \D r-1 C N 0'. (I / -~ 346 -on -~ V)_oO\\rO O ...... N-..". -;.~I.I").N_. ~...... M ·'M ""' o • M I:-- · r- til - o s ~ I u.. cd I - ~~., 1 "3 .... "0 I ,.",; o ...c l ~ l fu.. 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Potti Basuvaipalle 28 Somavarapeta 17 Nadimpalle 36 Dhatara Krishnapurl\m Nekunambadu 7 Donakonda 38 Velagalapaya Gu Iijerugulla 41 Ondutla 47 24 Ycrrabalem 2 Gannepalle 46 Pachala Venkatapuram 5 Yerraguntla 31 HaZiHath Gudem 40 Papayapalle 349 350 I'""'I-C $ I:;;:' {'I 1.0 0- 700 1.0 00 N t'l .- r 10 ...J 0\ ;~ L r r- N 0\ o N . 00 • 00 0"'-7r-0\ 1.0 0\"<1" V> '00 OONOO 0\ MNCOV)N -00-00. . .. r"! O~ O..,N N ~ ~ N -- ""'r-I- O\N~~ r-~Q ""Or-- ~~0\\6~ {'I IIlNf"l 1...0 O.,t"''!.,r-:. ~O'O\ 0'\ ~ ...; 1Il- N ~ N ""'''''' 0\ If) 0\ v, r-"'-"<1" 0 tr) \0 00 - ~._N"=:tO'\ :~~ NVlN_..q- 1-- .... 1Il ("f").. 0'... ~ cfI. ,~ ~~O~ _ ("I") M rl V"NN l 0\00 .... O\~OO-O'\ ...... I-N"-O :g:~~~o:: 00 t-! 00 ~::. tr) ~-=_:ro:.N OOOO\'oOON Mf""'IOOlnO\ "<1"ONt'lr- ' 1 351 OOV'\t-M\O Ir>V'-OV N- ... ~....o- 00 -<"'\ r-- 0\ -N ...-.r-- r- 00 0\ 00 [" ... V\ 0\ 00 CO e- 00 0- CO ,..... - 0 "d"OOOV')oo 00 ~~~~~ V CO 1rl00OO",,"0\ If) c:::;_ V ""\ - t- -- -("r) r- -- ...... 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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES GIDDALUR TALUK 1981 19RI 1981 Location Name of village Location Name of village Location Name of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2) Akaveedu 8 Jallivani Pullalaeheruvu 9 Racherla 56 Allinagaram 35 Rajupalem 17 Ambavaram 32 Kallchipalle 47 Rama varipalk 7 Anumulapalle 50 Komarole 55 Reddicherla 43 Kommanur 42 BadinenipalJe 30 Kongalavecc!ll 45 Sanjecvdraopeta 53 Bedusupalle 44 Kothakota II SomJevipalle 15 Bhupanaguntla 18 Kristamma Settipalle 48 Suravaripaik 51 Brah rna napalle 49 Kristampallc 27 Tamballapalle 31 Ch~ttreddipalle 4l Lingareddipalle 25 TaticherLl 3 Chinnaganipalle 16 Thimmapurarn 37 Ch:nt 357 358 O,_ ..". V"It-.__ r- II") - .. 00 • 00 . ..". --o- o \0 r-. t"'J 00 0\ \0 00 Ij:l., 00 .... '" L NC',.r~~ 00('.1\0 M ..". 00 - r- 0. 0\ M \00000 00 M¢N~"'I:I" ~~~~«i ~b\~~~ N u t:>Il ~ Q ;; ~ .... 0 r:;- Or-< OJ - a zoj -MM~~ --I 1') 359 N -0 00 0\ ' 00 0 -DO N .0\ . 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IEJ ALPHA.BETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KANIGIRI TALUK 1981 1981 1981 Locatiol1 Name of village Location Name of village Location N.ime of village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (1 ) (2) (I) (2) (2) 29 Anandapuram 89 Jammalamadaka 18 Pcramgudipalle 43 Ayyanapalem 62 Jangamnarasayapalic 54 Perugup:llle 81 Pi(chiguntapali..: 55 B<'iiavaram 49 Kalagotla 51 Polavaram 46 Bhattupalle 10 Kanchipuram 45 Pothavaram 12 Bommireddipalle 20 Kanigiri 97 Pulikuntarallapalle 7U Bontheguntapalie 66 Kankanampadu 11 Punugodu 56 Kankanampadu Agraharam 9 PunugoJu Khandriga Jl) Chakirala 41 Kodigudbpadu (Wes\) 5 Kondareddipalle 7 Challa"irigila 48 Rachagundlapadu 99 Kotarupalle 87 Chirladinne 92 Ramagopalapuram Chennakesavapuram 4 Kotathipp:lla 101 74 Ramagovindapuram China Alavalapadu 96 Kotrakesavabh:lliavari Khandriga 72 93 Ramafingapuram 35 China Gollapalle 103 Krishnapuram 60 Ramayapalle 40 China lrlapadu 36 Kutagundla 3 Raseedupuram 78 Chinavarimadugu 83 Chi n t agumpalle 73 Lingojipuram 100 Chodavaram 19 Sankavaram 15 Choutagogulapalle 47 Maddapadu 17 Somanapalle 52 Manamadugu 57 Dasu11apalle 91 Marapagunta 85 Talakondapadu g Di risaval~cha 75 Marella 23 Doddlchintala alias 37 Masayapeta 71 Thakkellapadu 13 Thallur Venkatareddipalle 69 Mogallur 2 Thimmareddipalle 58 Muppallapadu 21 Thummaguntalla 64 G a nd I aseetharampuram 77 Murugummi 95 Ganesunipalle 65 Gannavaram 90 Nagireddipalle 88 Umamaheswarapuram 6 Ganugapenta 26 NallagandJa 30 Ummanaralle 42 Gosalaveedu 32 Nandanavanam 79 Gosigundala 38 Upendrapuram alias 25 Neelakantapuram Upavasapalle 14 Gudipad 76 Neredupalle 104 Guravajipeta 50 Nimmamaheswarapuram 67 Gurugupadu 34 Valicherla 102 Vangapadu 16 H. jispuram 63 P;lnduva 98 Vedullacheruvu 28 H;tnumanthapuram 61 Panduvanagulavaram 59 Veera Rampuram 24 Hanumanthunipadu 44 Peda Alavalapadu 68 Veligandla 22 Hazeepufam 84 Peda Cherlapalle 1 Vemulapadu 53 Hussainpuram 27 Peda Gollapalle 82 Vepaiumpalle 80 P.:davarimadugu &6 Vijayagopalapuram 94 Irnmadicheruvu 31 Peddivenkatayapalle 33 Viragareddipalle 373 374 10",""'0\00 N _ -' ao 0'1 0\ 1f""-.I\OO\""Ct'co 11"\"'000- V"\ 0- If)v)0''\~1Ii -t"1t"t')r-tn .... r- tr)('<")"c:t~Vl "","0-<'1'<1" "l- (,l t', _ .. 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