CENSUS 1971

SERIES 2

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK KRISHNA

PART X-A VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY

PART X-B lILLAGE & TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

T. VEDANTAM OF THE INDIAN ADMIJ'.:ISTRATIVE SERVICE DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERA nONS ANDHRA PRADESH

'UBLISHED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH 1973 tower rises to a height ~f 52' from its base corutructed at the c~est of the hill which is about 500' high from the ground. The Column was constructed by Sri Muk­ kamala Nagabhushanam, a local worker tSYf V~;ayawada City.

With a view to perpetuating the memory of Mahatma Gandhi and propagating his ideals and message, a number of distinctive structures and amenities were planned and initiated around the central structure-the Gandhi Memorial Column on the Gandhi Hill. The first of the THE GANDHI HILL, series is the Gandhi Memorial Library and the Gandhi Memorial Hall. It is a Research Library for scholars on The motif given for the Census Hand­ Gandhism as also on contemporary religious and politica 1 book represents the Gandhi Memorial Column raised in philosophies of different countries of the world. honour of Mahatma Gandhi. The Mem'orial Column con­ structed in Vijayaw:Jda, which is the Political Headquar­ The Gandhi Hill which has become a pilgrim centre ters of Andhra, on a hillock which too is named after drawing numerous visitors was developed with trees Gandhiji is one among the six such memorials erected in and gardens into a place of scenic beauty. The 'children's different parts of by the Gandhi National Memorial train on the Gandhi Hill which is a unique feature in Trust. The places so chosen are closely associated with this region attracts a lot of children who enjoy 'their joy Gandhiji's life and work in India. Vijayawada (Popula­ rides. The truck laid around the Hill at a height ~f 200' tion.- 317,258), a prosperous city on the northern provides an opportunity for the visitors to catch a glim­ bank of the mighty in the Andhra pse of the sprawling city's splendour, a good view of Region has the unique distinction of being the .first place the sacred River Krishna and the magntficent Prakasam where the column was constructed. The city has histori­ Barrage over iT, and its neighbourhood dotted with plan­ cal association with Mahatma Gandhi and it was the venue tations and other vegetation. More important than this for t'!e meeting of the All India Congress Committee is the Gandhi Study Centre for children, the citizens of which met on March 31-April1, 1921. It was here that it tomorrow. The Centre is inten1ed to spread the Gandhian adopted the farnous ' Triple Programme' of the Congress message among the children who come mostly from the as well as its tri-colour flag designed by an Andhra city's primary and upper primary schools and occaSionally Political Worker, Sri Pingali Venk:ayya. Because of fr~m the neighbourinf!; villages. There are also the other such memorable role of the Vijaynvada session, the projects which would enhance the interest and importance Gandhi National Memorial Trust in its plan and pro­ of the Gandhi Hill like the setting up of the Jamnala! gramme of setting up permanent memorials to Bapu sele­ Baja; Observatory, a planetarium, a museum, a tower cted Vijayawada for raising an appropriate monument. clock, a swimming pool, a guest house and a canteen.

The Gandhi Memorial Column is visible for miles The setting up of the 'Son-Et-Lwniere ' spectacle on around and is close to the Vi;ayawada RtJi!way Junction the life and message of Mahatma Gan1hi on the Gandhi on South Central Railway. Thefoun1ation stone for this Hill which brings to 'ife Gandhiji's legend, work and monument was laid by Sri Lal Bahadur Sastri message through the medium of sound and light (Gandhi as Prime Minister of India on 9th November, 1964 while Dhwani Prakash Pradarsan) is one of the important fea­ it ~as unveiled b_v Dr. Zakir Hussain as President 'of tures of the place. The instruments used on the Gandhi India on 6th October, 196&. The Memorial Column was Hill were got specially manufactured for this purpou. designed by Sr; Nandalaf Bose. Built in red A distinctive feature of this Pradarsan is that the life marhie, procured/rom Rentachilltala, (! village pan chaya t story of Mahatma Gandhi who wa~ cOflsidered by the in the adjoining Guntur District, the sculptures on the historians as the greatest figure of the twentieth century Column moulded by the well-known traditional sculptors of is depicted here while such programmes elsewhere gene­ Durgi village. of the same district, the massive rally relate to the history of ancient monuments. PREFACE

The District Census Handbooks which were first published at the 195] Census proved to be very useful to the State and Central Government Departments, private agencies and academic bodies like Uni­ versities and Research Institutions. The score of these Handbooks was enlarged to make them more use­ ful during the 1961 Census. Considerirg the delay in the publication of the Handbooks due to difficulties in finding suitable presses which could undertake huge printing work of this kind, it was considered desir­ able to split up the 1971 Census Handbooks into three parts riz., Part A-Village and Town Directory, Part B-Village and Town Primary Census Abstract and Part C-Analytical Report, Departmental Stati­ stics and District Cerisus Tables. This was done mainly with a view to publishing Parts A and B which contain not only the population data upto the village and town level but also the particulars about the basic amenities etc., available in the towns and villages, as early as possible for public use. The scope and contents of these three parts are elaborated in the introduction of this volume. I am glad to record here that Parts A and B of the 1971 Census Handbooks of all the 21 Districts in t.he State have been finalised already and I expect that before the end of 1973 Parts A and B for all the 21 Districts would have been published.

The compilation of these Handbooks is being done from the 1951 Census in the Office of the Director of Census Operations while the cost of paper, printing etc., required for these volumes is being borne by the State Government. The Andhra Pradesh State Government have readily agreed to bear the cost of printing and paper for the 1971 Census Handbook~. I am grateful to the Andhra Pradesh State Government and in particular to the Additional Chief Secretary to the Government of Andhra Pradesh, Shri S. A. Quader, lAS., for their co-operation and encouragement. I am thankful to the Directqr of Printing, Government of Andhra Pradesh for assisting me by selecting suitable presses for undertaking the printing of the Handbooks. The data presented in the Village and Town Directories are obtained from different State Government and Central Government Departments but for whose co-opera­ tion Part-A of the Handbooks could not have been compiled. 1 am thankful to all of them for furnish­ ing me the required data.

I am extremely grateful to Shri A. Chandra Sekhar, lAS., Registrar General, India and Dr. B. K. Roy Burman, Deputy Registrar General, India who formulated the contents of these Handbooks in detail and rendered spontaneous help and encouragement to me at all stages.

The following staff of my Office worked on the present volume of Krishna District Census Handbook under the guidance and supervision of Shri P. S. R. Avadhany, Deputy Director of Census Operations and Sri K. Narasimha Murthy, Assistant Director of Census Operations of my Office.

Sri P. B. Sunder Raj, Tabulation Officer Sri T. Brahmiah, Statistical Assistant l­ Drafting Scrutiny and i Sri ,K. V. Sarma, Statistical Assistant Supervision

Smt. P. LaJitha, Tabulation Officer Supervision of Printing Sri A. V. Krishna Reddy, Computor

Sri N. Gangaraju, Comput~r Sri S. Rama Krishna, Assistant Compiler

Sri P. V. Prabhaker, Assistant Compiler r Collection and Sri K. Devadass, Asst. Compiler Compilation 1 Sri B. L Ram Gopal, Asst. Compiler ii

Sri M. B. Vittalacharya. Proof Reader Proof Reading Sri Abid Yarkhan. Proof Reader }

Sri A. Venkateswara Rao, Assistant Compiler Scrutiny of Maps

Supervision of Sri M. N. Ram Mohan, Artist Mapping work

Sri Syed Ahmed, Senior Draughtsman Sri M. J. Sadiq. Draughtsman 1 Sri N. G. Swamy, Draughtsman Sri Mohiuddin Hassan, Draughtsman Sri M. Shankaraiah. Draughtsman l Preparation of Maps Sri Md. Yaqub Ali, Draughtsman Sri B. Raghuram, Draughtsman i Smt. Daya Saxena, Draughtsman i Sri D. Koteswara Rao, Computor., J

I am grateful to their services.

1 trust that this humble effort on the part of th.e Census Organisation wauld meet with the appreciation it deserves.

T. VEDANTAM Director of Census Operations CONTENTS

Pages Introduction 1--4 PART A-VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

SEcrION I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Explanatory Note-Village Directory 5-10 Village Directory: Bandar Taluk 11-17 Divi Taluk 19-23 Gannavaram Taluk 25-31 Vijayawada Taluk 33-39 Taluk 41--45 Jaggayyapet Ind. Sub-Tal uk 47--49 Tiruvur Taluk 51-55 Taluk 57-61 Taluk 63-69 Kaikalur Taluk 71-75 Toalukwise Abstract of Amenities 76-77

SECTION II-ToWN DIRECTORY Explanatory Note-Town Directory 78-83 Town Directory: Statement I Status, Growth History and Functional Category of Towns 84 Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of Towns 85 Statement III Civic Finance 86 Statement IV Civic and other Amenities 87 Statement V Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities 88-89 Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking Facilities . 90 Statement VII Population by Religion and Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes 91

PART B-VILLAGE AND TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Explanatory Note-Primary Census Abstract 93-97 Primary Census Abstract : Krishna District 98-105 Bandar Taluk 107-147 Divi Taluk 149-168 Gannavaram Taluk 169-191 Vijayawada Taluk 193-265 Nandigama Taluk 267-287 Jaggayyapet Ind. Sub-Taluk 289-303 Tiruvur Taluk 305-318 Nuzvid Taluk 319-335 Gudivada Taluk 337-360 Kaikalur Taluk 361-374 IV

MAPS

Krishna District Frontispiece'

Bandar Taluk Facing Page 11

Divi Taluk 19 " Gannavaram Taluk 25 " Vijayawada Taluk 33 " Nandigama Taluk 41 " Jaggayyapet Ind. Sub- Taluk 47 " Tiruvur Taluk 51 " Nuzvid Taluk 57 " Gudivada Taluk 63 " Kaikalur Taluk 71 "

Krishna District-Tatukwise Density of Population ., .9} FIGURES AT A GLANCE

COMPARATIVE FIGURES OF THE STATE AND DISTRICT

Andhra Pradeslt Krishna State District

POPULATION TOTAL • Persons 43,502,708 2,493,574 Males 22,008,663 1,269,399 Females 21,494,045 1,224,175

RURAL • Persons 35,100,181 1,814,022 Males 17,698,247 921,083 Females 17,401,934 892,939

URBAN Persons 8,402,527 679,552 Males 4,310,416 348,316 Females 4,092,111 331,236 DECENNIAL POPULATION + 20.9 + 20.1 GROWTH RATE 1961-71

GEOGRAPIDCAL AREA (Sq. Kms.) 276,814.0 * 8,734.0

DENSITY OF POPULATION (per Sq. Km.) 157 286

:SEX RATIO (Number of Females per 1,000 Malei) 977 964

PERCENTAGE OF LITERACY • Persons 24.6 35.2 Males 33.2 41. 7 Females 15.8 28.4

PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 19.3 27.3 TO TOTAL POPULATION

PERCENTAGE OF WORKERS TO TOTAL Persons 41.4 38.3 POPULATION (Main Activity only) Males 58.2 56.6 Females 24.2 19.4

BREAK-UP OF WORKERS:

PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL WORKERS

(i) CULTIVATORS Persons 32.2 21.8 Males 37.4 28.0 Females 19.4 2.9

(ii) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS • Persons 37.9 43.7 Males 27.7 33.0 Females 63.1 76.5

(iii) OTHER WORKERS • Persons 29.9 34.5 Males 34.9 39.1 Females 17.5 20.6

* Some changes in the area figures, due to computational error, were intim:lted by the Surveyor General of India, after the publication of Part II-A, General Population Tables of Andhra Pradesh. Hence, these figures will not tally with those published in Part II-A Volume of Andhra Pradesh. vi

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES' Persons 13.J 10.1 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION · · Males 13.1 10.1 Femalefl n.! 10.0

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRlliES' e' PersoltS 3.8 2.0 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION · Males 3.8 2.0 FelRales 3.S 2.0 NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES · 8,041,925 432,969 NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 29,423 982 · · Inhabited 27,221 939 Uninbabijed 2~ 43 NUMBER OF TOWNS · • 124 1()' INTRODUCTION

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GENERAL BACKGROUND OF THE DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

District Manuals and District Gazetteers more details. From the 1951 Census, Village State­ Prior to 1905, the erstwhile composite Madras ments were replaced by the District Census Handbooks. Government compiled and published District Man­ District Census Handbooks ual for each district. It contained not only particu­ lars of items of more or less a permanent character The idea of compiling the District Census Hand­ such as physical characteristics, history, religion books for each district in place of Village Statements and ethnography but also a few statistical tables was first entertained and put forward at the 1951 Census by Sri R.A. Gopalaswamy, l.C.S., the then including those relating to population which became obsolete within a few years of their publication. Registrar General, India and ex-officio Census Commi­ The Madras Government, therefore, replaced these ssioner of India as part of a plan intended to secure all effective method of preserving the census records District Manuals by another publication known as the prepared for areas below the district level. He pro­ District Gazetteer consisting of two Volumes 'A' posed that all the District Census Tables and Cew)lJs and 'B'. Vo lume A contained descriptive matter and Abstracts prepared during the process of sorting and such gt:neral tables as might be necessary to expIain compilation, should be bound together in a single the text and Volume B contained detailed statistics. manuscript volume called the "District Census They ~ecided that Volume B should be brought out periodically after each decennial census so that they Handbook" and suggested to the State Govern­ contain the latest statistics. Volume A was published ments that the Handbook with or wilhont the for some districts between 1905 and 1927 in the com­ addition of other useful information relating to posite Madras State. The publication of Volume the district should be printed and published at their A was discontinued in 1927. Volume B was publi­ own cost, in the same manner as the village statistics shed for all the districts of the composite Madras of the past Censuses. This sugge:;tion was accepted State between 1906 and 1915. The publication of by most of the State Governments. Both the Volume 'B' was also stopped after 1931 Census. Due Composite Madras State and the erstwhile to the II World War, they were not published after State accepted this suggestion and published the 1941 Census. the District Census Handbooks for each district at their own cost. In the erstwhile Hyderabad State, In the erstwhile Hyderabad State also the Gaze­ the District Census Handbooks were brought out tteer Volumes were brought out for some of the in two parts, Part I containing Administrative Statis-­ districts. tics and Part II, the Census Tables. In the com­ posite Madras State, the Handbooks were brought: The scheme of publication of revised District out in one single volume only for each district. Gazetteer,s was started in 1958 by the State Govern­ ments and in thIS State, the Gazetteers of some dis­ Pattern at 1961 Censlls tricts like Cuddapah and Anantapur have been At the 1961 Census, the scope of the District published already. Census Handbooks was significantly enlarged by Sri Ashok Mitra, l. C. S., the then Registrar General,_ The Village Statements India. The District Census Handbooks of 1961 Census Apart from these District Manual and Gazetteer of Andhra Pradesh were divided into four parts. The !he Census data upto village level used to be published first part contained narrative description of the ~n a brochure called "Village Statement" for each district physical features, history, social, economic and lmmediatcIy after every census from 1872 upto 1941. demographic characteristics, the progress made in each field of administration over the past decades The Village Statements merely showed the number and a brief Gazetteer of places. The second part of occupied houses and popUlation by religion of contained the Administrative Statistics of various each village and town and they did not cont;in any departments. The third part contained the 196t 2

Census Tables viz., General Population Tables, Part A: Village and Town Directory Economic Tables, Cultural and Migration Tables, In this part, the Village Directory is given first Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled and then the Town Directory. Tribes. The fourth part consisted of Village and Village Directory: It is arranged talukwise and Town Directory which was the most vital part of gives for each village, particulars of amenities available the Handbook, glVmg villagewise and townwise in the matter of educational and medical institutions, Primary Census Abstract i.e., particulars of area, power and drinking water supply, post and telegraph households, population, scheduled castes, scheduled facilities, communications, particulars of land use. tribes, literates, broad categorisation of working markets, places of religious, historical or archaeological population etc. Important amenities such as edu­ interest in the village . .::ational, mediL:al, public health and communication facilities aV{liiable were also indicated against each Town Directory: The Town Directory portion village and town. Nine sub-tables containing contains data in seven statements. Particulars like villagewise particulars such as irrigation sources, the civic administration status, its origin, the important crops raised, value of land, co-operative growth and decline of its population, functional societies, industrial establishments, police stations, category, physical aspects and location, municipal list of skilled craft~men etc., were given after Village finances, civic and other amenities, medical, educational, and Town Directory. A tabular st?tement on Fairs recreational and cultural facilities, trade, industry, and Festivals in the district was gi'ven at the end commerce and banking facilities and lastly the religious of the volume. All these four parts were bound in composition of the town and the scheduled castes/tribes a single volume and published at the cost of the State population inhabiting are presented in seven Government. statements. They are given for each town in the district arranged in alphabetical order. Pattern at 1971 Census Part B : Village & Town Primary Census Abstract The District Census Handbooks proved to be This part gives for each revenue village and also very useful and valuable publications and had consi­ for each enumerator's block and ward of a town derable demand by public as well as the official llsers the Primary Census data i.e, area, occupied residential of the census data. At the 1971 Census, it was houses, number of households, total population and therefore, decided not only to continue the publication its break up by sex, scheduled ,castes, scheduled of the District Census Handbooks but also to enlarge tribes population, literate population, working popu­ its scope further. lation by nine broad categories of cultivators, agricul­ tural labourers, those working in livestock, forestry, At the last Census. there was some delay in the fishing, plantations etc., mining and quarrying, in publication of the District Census Handbooks due manufacturing, in construction, in trad~ and commerce, to the inadequate printing facilities. In order to transport, storage and communications and in other avoid delay in publication and also to make available services and the non-vvorking popuiation as per 1971 the more important census data to the planners, Census. administrators and other users who may be 110t only Part C: Administrative Statistics and Report eager but in dire necessity to use the information This part comprises the various Administrative in their respective sph~res, it has been decided to statistics pertaining to the district with special re­ bring out the District Census Handbooks in three ference to the development taken place during 1961- parts 1'iz., Part A, Part B and Part C. Part A con­ 70 in different spheres and also the 1971 Census Tables tains Village and Town Directory. Part B contains relating to the general population, economic characte­ Village and Town Primary Census Abstract. Part C ristics, cultural and migration features, housing and contains Administrative Statistics and Analytlcal establishment tables and data pertaining to the dis­ Report. Parts A and B of the District Census Hand­ trict regarding language and religion. A write up books of this State arc being brought out in one volume indicating the changes in the socia-economic and and Part C will be brought out in a separate volume demographic characteristics of the district and the for each district a little later. developmental activities that have taken place in the A brief outline on the scope of each of these decade in the various fields like Agriculture, Industries, three parts is given below. Trade and Commerce, Education, Medical and Public 3

Health, Community Development etc., is given The towns are distributed into six classes as at the beginning of this part. In view of the elaborate detailed below :- write up already given in the 1961 District Census Classification Population Size Handbooks, the present write up will be brief and Class I Towns 100,000 and above it will cover the present decade only. Class II Towns 50,000 - 99,999 Class III Towns 20,000 - 49,999 Rural and Urban classification of areas Class IV Towns 10,000 - 19,999 It is customary to classify the population of every Class V Towns 5,000 - 9,999 country at a census as Rural and Urban. Such a Class VI Towns Below - 5,000 classification has considerable significance and is The Class I Towns are termed as Cities. necessary from the point of assessing the differentials in the social, economic, cultural and demographic Besides classification of all places into Rural and characteristics of the population. Hence at the Urban areas, two new concepts viz., Urban Agglome­ beginning of each census the criteria for treating a ration and Standard Urban Area were newly place as town (i.e., urban) or rural are evolved and evolved at the 1971 Census. They are briefly explained the areas are then classified accordingly as per the below. definition so evolved. Urban Agglomeration From the year 1891, the census definition of a In several areas around a core city or statutory town in this country was more or less the same till town have come up fairly large and well recognised 1941 and it was slightly modified in 1951. The towns Railway Colonies, University Campuses, Port Areas, broadly, comprised all Municipalities of whatever Military Camps etc. Even though they are outside population and every other continuous collection the statutory limits of a Corporation, Municipality of hO\lSeS, permanently inhabited by not less than or Cantonment, they fall within the revenue boundary 5,000 persons, which the provincial Directors of of the place by which the town itself is known or in Census Operations having regard to the character the revenue boundary of the neighbouring village. and relative density of popUlation, their importance It may not be altogether realistic to treat such areas as centres of trade decided them to be towns. In the lying outside the statutory limits of a town as rural application of this definition there was some variation units and at the same time each such individual area from State to State according to the local conditions. by itself may not satisfy the minimum population It was only at the 1961 Census that a fairly strict limits to qualify to be treated as an independent definition was sought to be applied throughout the town. Such areas deserve to be reckoned along country in order to determine a place as an Urban with the main town and the continuous spread unit. The same definition was followed at the 1971 including such urban outgrowth would deserve Census also. The following criteria are adopted for to be treated as an integrated urban area. At treating a place as a town at the 1971 Census. the 1971 Census such continuous urban spreads have been treated as integrated urban areas and defined 1. All places with a Municipality, Corporation as Urban Agglomerations. This concept of Urban or Cantonment or Notified Town Areas, and Agglomeration replaced the concept of Town group 2. All other places which satisfied the following followed in the 1961 Census. The following criteria criteria have been laid down broadly to treat an urban unit as an urban agglomeration: (a) a minimum population of 5,000 (a) A city with continous outgrowth {the (b) a density of popUlation of at least part of outgrowth being out of the statu­ ] ,000 persons per sq. mile (400 per­ tory limits but falling within the bounda­ sons per sq. km.) and ries of the adjoining village or villages). (c) at least three fourths (75 %) of the male (b) One town with similar out growth or two or more adjoining towns with their out growths working population is non-agricultural. as in (a) and

In respect of marginal cases, the Directors of (c) A city and one or more adjoining towns with Census Operations of the States were given discretion their out growths all of which forming a to decide a place as town or village. continuous spread. 4

Thus the Urban Agglomeration represents wholly in stability. The intervening rural areas were also the urban population only. In Andhra Pradesh, the left out of the account. Consequently the con­ following four places are treated as Urban Agglome­ clusions drawn became not only invalid over time rations. but also lost spatial comparability with similar data processed both within the country and outside. These Name of the Urban Canst ituent units in the Agglomeration Urban Agglomeration short-comings reduced considerably the utility of (I) (2) the town-group concept which was also found some­ what inadequate for the purpose it was developed. 1 Visakhapatanam Urban (a) City To enable the presentation of urban statistics on a Agglomeration (i) Visakhapatnam Municipality uniform basis and also to ensure comparability of the (ii) Gajuvaka (Out­ census data from one decade to another and with growth) similar data available from other countries, the concept (b) Gopalapatnam of Standard Urban Area has been envisaged and adopted at the 1971 Census. 2 Rajahmundry Urban (a) Rajahmundry Muni­ Agglomeration cipality The Standard Urban Area is defined as the pro­ (b) Rajahmundry Non­ jected growth area of a city or town as it would be Municipal Area in another three decades taking into account not only 3 Vijayawada Urban (a) Vijayawada Munici­ the towns and villages which will get merged into Agglomeration pality it but also the intervening areas which are potentially (b) Patamata Town urban. The tract includes all extra Municipal urban (c) GunadalaTown out growth such as the suburbs (industrial a_nd resi­ dential), Railway Colonies, Civil Lines, Cantonments 4 Hyderabad Urban (a) Hyderabad Munici­ and also such of those villages that are likely. to be Agglomeration pal Corporation urbanised during the next three decades. The Standard (i) Hyderabad Division Urban Area is thus an area which extends well beyond (ii) Secunderabad the chief core city or town and contains all likely de­ Division velopments over the next 30 years. It will remain a (b) Secunderabad Can- statistical reporting unit for the next three successive tonment censuses, irrespective of the jurisdictional changes of (c) Malkajgiri (d) Alwal the local administrative units within the tract. The (e) Uppal Khalsa Standard Urban Area will be identified by the admini­ (f) Balanagar strative units that it encompasses namely the city, (g) Fatehnagar the town, and the village. The boundaries of the Stan­ (h) Macha Bolarum (I) Osmania University dard Urban Area will be the administrative bound­ (j) Lalaguda aries of the peripheral units. (k) Kukatpalle (I) Moosapet In demarcating the Standard Urban Area the (m) Bowenpalle following criteria are followed: (n) Zamistanpur (i) The core town should have a minimum popu­ The Standard Urban Area (S. U. A.) lation of 50,000, The concept of the Standard Urban Area has been evolved for the first time at the 1971 Census (ii) The contiguous areas should be made up of 10 give out a more meaningful picture of the urban other urban as well as rural administrative growth. The town-group concept adopted at 1961 units having close and mutual socio-eco­ Census did not effectively tackle the problems involved nomic links with the core town, and in reporting urban statistics apart from lacking a (iii) The entire area included in the Standard uniform application throughout the country. It also Urban Area is likely to be urbanised in a did not bring out a spatially contiguous territory of span of two to three decades. urban-rural settlements but merely bound up loosely clustered population popularly known as the satellite In Krishna District, Vijayawada, towns or the constitutent units whose jurisdictions and Gudivada Towns with. their surrounding villages were subjected to frequent changes and thus lacked are treated as Standard Urban Areas. PART-A

VILLAGE Al'ID TOWN DIRECTORY SECTION I - Vil1age Directory SECTION II - Town Directory

SECTION I VILLAGE DIRECTORY

The main purpose of the Village Directory is 4 to 9 give the basic amenities available in the village . to indicate the available important facilities like edu­ ~uch as the educational, medical, electricity, drinking cational, medical, drinking water supply, commu­ water, communications and postal facilities. nications and electric supply facilities in each village. The collection and presentation of such data was The educational facilities are shown by the follow- first attempted at the 1961 Census and the different ing symbols under column 4. facilities available were shown by abbreviated letters P: Primary or Elementary School under five columns along with the Primary Census M: Middle School Abstract. But at the 1971 Census it was decided to H: High School or Higher Secondary present such particulars in greater detail in the Village School Directory and to give the Primary Census Abstract C: College . separately. Besides presenting the data on basic T: Technical Institution amenities like, educational, medical, electricity, drinking water supply, communications, posts and telegraphs, If there are more institutions than one of a type the particulars about the staple food commonly in the village the number of institutions precedes the abbreviations e,g., 3P, 2M, 3H etc., used by the majority of the people, land utilisation, the name and distance of the nearest Medical and Public Health facilities existing in town, the market/shandy days, historical or religious the village are shown by the following symbols under or archaeological or tourist importance, if any, of the column 5. villages have also been collected and presented in the Village Directory. The viUagewise Primary Census H Hospital , Abstract is presented separately in Part B of this D Dispensary Volume. Mew: Maternity and Child Welfare Centre Fpc Family Planning Clinic In the Village Directory, the reven ue village is Phe : Primary Health Centre taken as the lowest unit for presentation of data. The villages are arranged in the ascending order of Loca­ If the village is electrified then it is indicated by tion Code Numbers assigned to the villages. Un­ the letter E under column 6. like the Town Directory, the Village Directory con­ The types of drinking water supply sources avail- tains only one statement. An alphabetical list of villages able within the village are indicated as below : with the Location Code Numbers against them is given at the beginning of the Village Directory of each T : Tap taluk. This facilitates the reader to select the requi­ W: Well red village from the alphabetical list and after knowing Tk: Tank its location code number to obtain the necessary parti­ Tw: Tube well culars from the Village Directory. The Village Dire­ R River ctory is broadly divided into four broad sections C : Canal l'iz., location particulars, basic amenities like edu- If there are any other sources of drinking water -cational, medical etc., land utilisation and distance other than the above, then such sources have been from urban area and the importance of the village < spelt out. as a religious or tourist centre. If the village is served by one or more of the Columns 1 to 3 deal with the location code number, following means of communications within a distance name and the total area of the village. The area given of one mile from the village, then the communication under Col. 3 is as per the data furnished by the facilities of the village, under column 8 have been Tahsildar and the State Survey Department. Columns indicated as below : 6

PR : Pucca Road variety of grains mainly used in a village then they KR : Katcha Road have been indicated, accordingly. T : Train Ri : Rice R : River W : Wheat C : Canal J : Jowar B : Bajra The postal facilities, if any, existing in the village Ra: Ragi are indicated under column 9 by the following symbols: M : Maize

PO Post Office Columns 11 to 15 relate to the land utilisation TO Telegraph Office statistics. Under column 11 the extent of the forest PTO Post & Telegraph Office area is given. Under columns 12 and 13 extent of Phone: Telephone the cultivated area in the village is given. The extent of area irrigated together with area irrigated under If a village does not have any of the above facili­ different irrigational sources such as canals, tanks, ties then " ... " is indicated against such village under wells, tube wells etc., are given, wherever available relevant column. under column 12 while under column 13 the extent of land unirrigated is given. Column 14 gives the The staple food of the majority of the population extent of cultivable waste. The area not available of the village during the major portion of the year is for cultivation such as village site, rivers, canals, .. indicated under column 10 as given below. If there is tanks, wells etc., is given under column 15.

The various types of land use given under each of the 11 to 15 columns are listed out and the concepts explained below

Forests (Column 11) These include all actually forested areas and the lands classed or administered as forests ander any legal enactment dealing with forests whether State owned or private. If any portion of such land is not actually wooded but put to some agricultural use, that portion is in­ cluded under the appropriate heading of cultivated or uncultivated land. 2 Cultivated area with breakup This includes the land under the following three categories. irrigated & unirrigated (Columns 12 & 13) (i) Net Area sown: The net area sown represents the area sown to crops counting areas sown more than once in the same year, only once. (ii) Current fallows: This class comprises cropped areas which are kept fallow during the current year. If any seedling area is not cropped again in the same year, it is also treated as current fallow. (iii) Other fallows: This includes all lands which were taken up for cultivation but are temporarily out of cultivation for a period of not less than one year and not more than five years. The reasons for keeping such lands fallow may be either due to poverty of the cultivators or inadequate supply of water or malarial climate or sitting of canals or rivers or unremunerated nature of farming etc. 3 Culturable;waste (Column 14) This includes the land under the follov.ing three categories­

(i) MiscellanEolis tree crops, groves 110t included in the area sown: Under this class is included all cultivable land which is not included under net area sown but is put to some agricu:turaluse. Lands under casuarina trees, thatching grass, bamboo bushes and other groves for fuel etc., which arc not included under· .. Orchards" are classed under this category. 7

3 Culturable waste (Column 14)-Condd. (ii) Cullurable waste: This inclujes lands available for cultivation but not taken up for cultivation or abandoned after a few years for one reason or other. Such lands may be either fallow or covered with shrubs and .Jungles which are not put to any use. They may be assessed or not assessed and may lie in isolated blocks or within culti­ vated holdings. Land once cllitivated but not cultivated for five years in succession is also included in this category.

(iii) Permanent pastures and other grazing lands: These cover all grazing lands whether they are permanent pastures and meadows or not. Village common and grazing lands within forest areas are included under this head.

4 Area not available for cultivation This includes the land under the following two categories. (Column 15) (I) Barren and U/u:ltitivable land; This covers all barren and uncultivabJc land like mountains, etc., i.e .. which cannot be brought under cllltivation unless at a high cost whether such land is in isolated blocks or within cul­ tivated holdings.

(ii) Land put to nOli-agricultural uses: All lands occupied by buildings, roads and railways or under­ waters, e.g., rivers and canals and other lands put to uses other than agricultural.

Under column 16 the name of the nearest town and It may be seen from the above statement that 339 the disJance of the village from it in Kms. are given. villages or 36.1 % of the inhabited villages are having The days on which weekly markets/shandies, if any, held a population of 2,000 or more each, while 322 villages in the village are given under column 17. If the village or 34.3 % of the inhabited villages are having a popu­ has any historical/religious/archaeological and tourist lation of less than 1,000 each. The following statement importance, it has been indicated under column 18. gives the distribution of villages (inhabited and unin­ habited) according to broad categories of geographical Ali the above particulars are based on the data ob­ areas. tained from the Tahsildars and Local Bodies concerned and also from the concerned departments like Postal, STATEMENT 2 Medical, Education, Electricity. VILLAGES CLASSIFlED BY GEOGRAPHICAL AREA

INHABITED AND UNINHABITED VILLAGES Area (in acres) No. of There are 982 villages in this district at the 1971 villages Census out of which 43 are uninhabited villages and 50 or less 2 939 are inhabited Villages. Nine of these inhabited 51-100 2 villages are partly included in different urban areas 101-200 14 in the district. The following statement gives the 201-500 105 distribution of the 939 inhabited villages according to 501-1,000 222 ],001-2,000 291 broad population sizes. 2,001-5,000 273 5,000 and above 71 STATEMENT Unspecified 2

VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION SIZE Total 982 No. of Population Size Inhabited Villages Among the 982 villages including the uninhabited, Less than 200 32 344 villages or 35.0 % of the total villages have an area 200~499 81 of more than 2,000 acres each. The number of villages 5OO~999 209 with area less than 500 acres each account for only about 1,000-1,999 278 13 % of the total number of villages. About 30% of 2,000-4,999 278 5,000--9,999 59 the villages are found in the size class of 1,001-2,000 10,000 and above 2 acres in this district. Area figures of two villages are Total 939 not available. 8

EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES of area in the rural parts of this district. Vija- . yawada and Divi taluks have more medical facilities Education plays an important role in the evolution compared to other taluks in the district. of society and is one of the basic facilities that has to be provided to the people. An idea of the extent and the level to which education has been provided in the The following statement gives the number of rural areas of the district can be had from the table medical institutions in each taluk. below. The villages are classified by the distance to the nearest town with which the villages have established commercial, social and other links. STATEMENT 4

NUMBER OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS

STATEMENT 3 No. of Medical Institutions Name of the EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES Taluk Hospitals Dispen- (Others saries (Fpc, Phc,. No. of villages having & Mew) (1) (2) (3) (4) Total Primary Middle High Colle· ges Distance from No. of Schools Schools or Bandar 9 2 nearest town inhabited or Upper Higher in Kms. villages Primary Secondary Divi 12 2 Schools Schools Gannavaram 21 7 (I) (2) (3) (4) \ (5) (6) Vijayawada 15 5 or less 100 82 27 4 2 Nandigama 9 2 6-10 232 J90 58 37 Jaggayyapet LS.T. 1 11-15 186 174 40 31 Tiruvur 8 2 16-25 252 223 50 47 Nuzvid 9 26-50 154 145 30 17 Gudivada 9 3 51-100 9 9 2 Kaikalur 6 2 Unspecified ... 6 Total 2 99 23 Total 939 824 207 137 4

ELECTR !FICA nON 115 villages or 12.2 % of the total inha bited villages do not have even the minimum educational facilities. The following statement shows the distribution, However, many of these villages seem to be quite close of electrified villages in Krishna district. to towns where adequate educational facilities are available .. 207 villages are having middle schools STATEMENT 5 while 137 villages have high/higher secondary schools. NUMBER Of VILLAGES HAVING ELECTRICITY There are four colleges also in the rural areas of Kri­ shna district including the Sanskrit College at Chitti_ Distance from Total No. of No. of villages gudem in Bandar taluk. the nearest inhabited and with electric town in Kms. uninhabited power supply· viHages (1) (2) (3) MEOICAL F ACILlTIES 5 or less 105 68 There are, in all, 124 medical institutions of vari­ 6-10 241 134 ous categories in the rural areas of Krishna district. 11-15 194 96 There are 2 hospitals, 99 dispensaries, 23 other medi­ 16-25 261 147 cal institutions like Primary Health Centres, Family 83 Planning Clinics and Maternity Child Welfare Centres 26-50 165 in this district. Dispensaries, and one or more of 51-100 10 the "Primary Health Centres or Family Planning Clinics Unspecified 6 or Maternity Child Welfare Centres exist in every Total 982 530 tal uk, while hospitals are reported only in the rural areas of Vijayawada and Tiruvur taluks. There is on an It may be seen from the above that S30 villages average one medical institution for every 100 Sq. Kms. or S4. 0 % of the total num ber of villages are electrified 9

in this district. The breakup of these 530 electrified STATEMENT 6-Concld. villages by taluks is shown below: (1) (2) (3) (4)

STATEMENT 6 Tiruvur 81 38 46.9 Nuzvid 80 57 71.3 DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIFIED VILLAGES BY TALUKS Gudivada ll8 81 68.6 Total No. No. of Percentage of Kaikalur 99 21 21.2 Taluk of villages electrified electrified villages villages to Total 982 530 total No. of 54.0 villages (1) (2) (3) (4) In Bandar and Kaikalur taluks the proportion of electrified villages is very low compared to that in Bandar 115 19 16.5 other taluks in the district. Divj 96 64 66.7 Gannavaram 118 76 64.4 COMMUNICATION FACILITIES Vijayawada 123 80 65.6 The following statement shows the communication Nandigama 108 63 58.3 facilities available with reference to proximity to urban Jaggayyapet I.S. T. 44 31 70.5 areas.

STATEMENT 7

COMMUNICATION FACILITIES

No. of villages connected by Distance from Total __ -- -, the nearest No. of Pucca Katcha Pucca Kateha Others town (In Kms.) Villages road road road & road & train train (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

5 or less 105 42 58 5 5-10 241 74 150 9 3 17 11-15 194 47 l35 3 2 12 16-25 261 65 178 2 2 18 26-50 165 40 104 1 21 51-100 10 6 3 Unspecified 6 5

Total 982 270 631 16 8 81

Many of the villages in this district are having having any road communications; some of these Kateha road facilities. 631 villages or 64.3% of total villages have navigation facilities. villages are connected by katcha roads while 270 villages or 27.5 % of the total villages only are connec­ POSTAL FACILITIES ted by pucca roads which may perhaps be due to Statement 8 given on page 10 shows the total the deltaic nature of land. 24 villages are reported number of Post and Telegraphic Offices, and phone as having rail transport facilities and 81 villages are not facilities available in each tal uk of Krishna district

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STATEMENT 8

POSTAL AND TELEGRAPHIC FACILITIES

No. of Villages having .)._ Name of the Taluk Total Others No.ofPos{' ..L No. of Post Office~ Telegraphic ~---- Offices per Villages Offices Post & Telegraph Offices Phone 100 sq. kms. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Bandar 113 61 3 3 7.2 Divi 93 69 7 8 6.6 Gannavaram 109 78 12 3 12.1 Vijayawada 114 71 6' 22 6.4 Nandigama ]00 75 2 8 7.9 Jaggayyapet I.S.T .... 39 26 2 2 6.9 Tiruvur 81 57 2 1 5.5 Nuzvid 78 47 2 6 5.5 Gudivada 114 73 10 3 12.6 Kaikalur 98 61 9.0 Total 939 618 46 56 7.6

618 villages out of the total 939 inhabited villages STAPLE FOOD are having post offices. 46 \ villages are baving post The main staple food of the rural population inr and telegraphic offices and 56 villages are having this district are rice and in few cases jowar. trunk phone facilities also. The rural areas of all CULTIVATED LAND the taluks are having post, telegraph and trunk phone In the context of the land reforms which arc un­ facilities except Kaikalur taluk where only post office der active consideration, the data on the extent of facilities are available. There are 8 post offices per land which could be brought under the plough but is every 100 sq. kms. rural area in Krishna district, lying uncultivated, and the extent of land cultivated in each village has assumed importance. A state­ Gannavaram taluk has post offices in a large number of ment showing the average cultivated land and the villages (78) though the proportion of villages having average cultivable waste per village classified by the post offices is higher in Nandigama taluk. distance to the nearest town is given below;

STATEMENT 9

STATEMENT SHOWING AVtRAGE CULTIVATED LA'KD PFR VILLAGE

Distance from Number of Total Average Total Average Percentage the nearest villages cultivated cultivated cultivable cultivable of average town in Kms. Ian d (acres) land per waste (acres) waste per cultivable waste village (acres) village (acres) per village to average cultivated, land per viUage (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

5 or less 105 105,470 1,004 14,845 141 14.0 5-10 241 318,604 1.322 44,952 186 14.1 11-15 194 253,701 1,308 31,302 161 12.3 16-25 261 428,211 1,641 64,312 246 15.0 26-50 165 226,925 1,375 38,835 235 17. I 5Hoo 10 20,128 2,013 3,316 332 16.4 Unspecified 6 6,226 1,038 Total 982 1,359,265 1,384 197,562 201 14.5

On an average the area under cultivation in each adequate educational facilities are not available in· village is 1,384 acres while the extent of cultivable about 115 villages which are in the vicinity of towns; waste is 201 acres. In other words waste land is only one medical institution is available for every about 14.5 % of the cultivated land which could be 100 sq. killS. rural area; 54 % of the total villages cultivated, perhaps, with some efforts. (including uninhabited) have power supply. About 28 % of the villages only are reported as connected by pucca roads, and a cultivable waste land forms The several particulars furnished in the village 14.5% of the cultivated land on an average in each. directory reveal that in the rural areas of this district, of the villages in the district. 8ANDAR TALUK Sq. Kl'lu. r $q. Miles ANDHRA PRADESH BANOAR 887.' J 341.8 III I 2 I BANDAR TALUK (MACHILIPATNAM) KRISHNA DISTRICT MUS 2

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(R) ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

BANDAR TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village . Location Name of Village Code No . . Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 70 Nadupur 91 Akulamannadu 81 Jaccamcharla 58 Jinjeru 77 Nagavaram 103 Akumarru 57 Nandamur 11 Amudalapalle 66 Kakarlamudi 52 Nandigama 100 Arisepalle 33 Narayanapuram 8 Arthamur 82 Kalapatam 2 Kamalapuram 87 NarikedalapaJem 37 Kanchadam 19 NeeJipudi 40 Bahussainpalem 43 Nelakondapalle 55 Balliparru 106 Kanchakoduru 88 Kankantava 113 Nelakurru 98 Bandar 24 Nidamarru 14 59 Kanur 36 Barripadu 90 Kappaladoddi 96 Kara Agraharam 116 Palletummalapalem 93 Borrapothupalem 69 67 Buddalapalem 50 Kavipuram 101 KokanarayanapaJem 32 Pedapandraka 114 Kona 30 Pedapatnam 47 Kongamcherla IS Pendurru 26 Chandala 42 Penumalli 1 Chennuru 54 Konkepudi 3 Koppalle 83 Pinagudurulanka 16 Cherukumilli 115 Polatitippa 46 Chevendra 10 Korlapadu 65 Kothapudi 107 Polavaram 97 Chilakalapudi 94 Pothepalle 31 Chinapandraka 28 Kruttivennu 53 Kuduru 64 Potlapaiem 23 Chinnagollapalem 41 PulJapadu 112 Chinnapuram 20 Kumallapudi 48 Kummaragunta 85 Chittiguduru 71 Ramanujavartaiapalle 38 Chodavaram 104 Ramarajupalem 22 Lakshmipuram 105 Rayavaram 39 Devarapalle 110 Rudravaram 51 Dirisepalle 5 Lankalakalvagunta 72 Lellagaruvu 7 Satulur 17 Endapalle 44 Serivarthalapalle 99 Machavaram 68 Singarayapalem 73 Gadepudi 102 Suitanagaram Gollapalem 80 Gandram 56 Madaka 27 Garisepudi 12 Maddetipalle 109 Mallavolu 25 Tadivennu 61 Gokavaram 84 Tarakatur 95 Gopuvanipalem 9 Malleswaram 62 Manginapudi 63 Tavisepudi 86 Gudur 60 Thallapalem 111 Gundupalem 34 Manimeswaram 21 Matlam 89 Gurijepalle 6 Urivi 49 Gurivindagunta 78 Mukkollu 13 Mulaparru 74 Vadlamannadu 92 Hl.issainpalem 18 Munipeda 35 Munjulur 76 Vemavaram 45 Mutchiligunta 75 Vemavarapupalem ~108 Idugullapalle 79 Vulavalapudi 29 Interu 4 Mutcherla

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VILLAGE'

Amenities, KRISHNA DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion' Name of in Code Village Sq, Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple No, water nications Telegraph Food

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Chennuru 6.51 3P,H D W KR PO Rice 2 Kamalapuram 1.25 3P W,n: KR PO Rice 3 Koppalle 0.88 p W KR Rice 4 Mutcherla 0.99 P W KR PO Rice 5 Lanka lakal vagunta 2.55 P W,Tk KR PO Rice

6 Urivi 3.96 2P W,Tk KR Rice 7 Satulur 2,85 4P W KR PO Rice & Arthamur 4.92 3P,H W PR PO Rice 9 Malleswaram 1.97 P Phc W PR PO Rice 10 Korlapadu 0,50 P W KR PO Rice

11 Amudalapalle 1.99 2P W KR PO Rice 12 Maddetipalle 0.60 P- W KR Rice 13 Mulaparru 4.81 51> W KR PO Rice 14 Banlumilli 1.82 2P,H D W,Tk PR PTO Rice 15 Pendurru 2.96 M W PR PO Ri~ 16 Cherukumilli 2.60 P W KR PO Rice 17 Endapalle 1.84 P W PR Rice 18 Munipeda 4.00 p W KR Rice 19 Neelipudi 1.85 P W KR PO Rice 20 Kumallapudi 3,00 P W KR PO Rice

21 MatIam 1.80 P W KR PO Rice 22 Lakshmipuram 5.98 P,2M W KR PO, Phone Rice 23 Chinnagollapalem 4.64 7P,H D W KR PO Rice 24 Nidamarru 9.59 4P W KR PO Rice 25 Tadivennu 0.63 KR Rice '

26 Chandala 1.50 P Tk KR Rice 27 Garisepudi 1.85 P Tk KR Rice' 28 Kruttivcnnu 8.29 p D Tk KR PO Rice 29 Interu 9.6] P W KR Rice 30 Pedapatnam 6.15 3P W KR PO Rice 31 Chinapandraka 5.76 6P,M Phc Tk KR PO Rice 32 Pedapandraka 1.21 Uninhabited 33 Narayanapuram 1.88 P W KR Rice 34 Manimeswaram 1.92 P W KR Rice 35 Munjulur 3.72 P,H W PR PO Rice

36 Barripadu 0.88 p Tk KR Rice 37 Kanchadam 2.70 2M D W KR PO Rice 38 Chodavaram 2.20 p W KR PO Rice 39 Devarapalle 1.89 p W KR PO Rice 40 Bahussainpalem 0.36 Uninhabited 41 Pullapadu 0.84 p W KR Rice 42 Penumalli 1.96 P,H W KR PO Rice 43 ,NeJakondapalJe 0.32 p W KR Rice' 44 Serivarthalapalle 1.81 2P W KR Rice 45 Mutcheligunta 0.99 P W KR Rice

46 Cbevendra 3.74 P,M W KR PO Rice 47 Kongamcherla 0.91 P,M W KR PO Rice 48 Kummaragunta 1.17 p W KR Rice' 49 Gurivindagunta ' 0.90 P W KR Rice 50 Kavipuram 0041 P W KR PO Rice

51 DirisepalJe 0.89 p W KR . Rice' 52 Nandigania 1.99 2P,2M D E W KR PO Rice 53 Kuduru 1.90 2P W KR Rice 54 Konkepudi 3.83 3P E W KR PO Rice' 55 Balliparru 1.92 2P W PR Rice' 13

DIRECTORY and Land use BANDAR TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- don Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (J 3) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T .(3,578): C.(3,578) 56 531 Bandar 14 1 T .(589): C.(589) 22 189 Bandar 13 2 T.(292): C.(292) 202 69 Bandar 16 3 T.(385): C.(385) 59 Bandar 14 4 T.(I,392): C.(1,392) 22 205 Bandar 15 5

T.(2,373): C.(2,373) 6 17 Bandar 17 6 T.(985): C.(985) 18 172 Bandar 18 7 T.(2.21O): C.(2,21D) 99 365 Bandar 14 Thursday 8 T.(612): C.(612) 20 115 Bandar 18 9 T.(248): C.(248) 27 52 Bandar 17 10

T.(689): C.(689) 23 114 Bandar 20 11 T .(244): C.(244) 18 42 Bandar 20 12 T.(2,190): C(2,190) 178 400 Bandar 20 13 T.(795): C(795) 46 132 Bandar 18 Wednesday 14 .... T.(l,059): C.(l,059) 565 140 Bandar 21 15

T.(I,183): C.(l,183) 372 100 Bandar 19 16 T .(655): C.(655) 462 60 Bandar 20 17 T.(70S): C.(705) 1,808 40 Bandar 21 18 T .(729): C.(729) 383 55 Bandar 24 Monday 19 T.(1,188): C.(I,188) 578 154 Bandar 26 Monday 20

T.(683): R.(683) 163 306 Bandar 32 Monday 21 T.(1,94l): C.&R.(J,941) 712 1,160 Bandar 35 22 T.(YIJ: C.(91) 2,879 27 Monday 23 2,000 4,138 Bhimavaram 24 24 T.(92): C.(92) 309 Bhimavaram 20 25

T.(276): C.(276) 421 163 100 Bhimavaram 18 26 T.(537): C.(537) 144 503 Bhimavaram 15 27 T.(2,573): C.(2,573) 2,610 123 Bandar 22 Monday 28 T.(6): C(6) 5,775 35 Bandar 22 29 217 T.(525): C.(S25) 3,310 1,000 1,098 Bandar 15 30 T(I,497): C.O,497) 928 1,260 Bandar 17 31 T.(519): C.(519) 119 130 Bandar 18 32 T.(595): C.(S95) 244 24 340 Bandar 17 33 T.(S73): C.&R.(573) 503 79 74 Bandar 16 34 T.(1,736); C.q,786) 386 200 Bandar 11 35

T(312): C.(312) 24 79 140 Bandar 13 36 T.(l,177): C.(I,177) 52 284 200 Bandar 16 Sunday 37 T.O,I77): C.O ,177) 172 42 Bandar 8 38 T.(344): C.(344) 291 200 370 Bandar II 39 T.(173): C (173) 30 26 Bandar 7 40

T.(2S5): C.(285) JlS 45 20 Bandar 7 41 T.(525): C.(525) 116 113 500 Bandar 7 42 T.(193): C.(l93) N.A. Bandar 7 43 T.(617): C.(617) 67 139 300 Bandar 13 44 T.(SI2): C.(512) 19 50 250 Bandar 13 45

T.(l,732): C.(I,732) 59 320 276 Bandar 15 41i T.(420): C.(420) 19 96 54 Bandar II 47 T.(96): C(96) 1 140 515 Band&r 14 48 T.(5JS): C.(SI8) 13 45 Bandar 12 49 T.(257): C.(257) N.A. Bandar 12 50

T.(354): C.(354) 172 40 Bandar 10 51 T.(I ,032): C.(I,032) 83 150 Bandar 9 52 T(693): C.(693) 68 126 320 Bandar 9 S3 T(l ,335): C.(1,335) 478 314 320 Sandar 10 54 T.(707): C.(707) 568 128 130 Bandar 8 55 14

VILLAGE Amenities KRISHNA DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN TIIE VILLAGE tian Name of in ~ Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple No. water nieations Telegraph Food

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

56 Madaka 1. 83 P W PR Rice 57 Nandamut 2.49 P,M D W PR PO Rice 58 Jinjeru 3.38 P W KR Rice 59 Kanm: 4.63 p W KR PO Rice 60 Thallapalem 5.86 P,2M D W KR PO Rice

61 Gokavaram 1.86 p W KR Rice 62 Manginapudi 2.32 p W KR PO Rice 63 Tavisepudi 1. 58 2M W PR Rice 64 Potlapalem 1.06 P W KR Rice 65 Kothapudi 1.07 P W KR Rice

66 Kakarlamudi 1.63 2P W KR PO Rice 67 Buddalapalem 1.64 P W KR Rice 68 Singarayapalem 1. 96 W KR Rice 69 Pedana 4.97 Urban Area ( Pedana Town) 70 Nadupur 1.98 3P E W KR,T PO Rice

71 Ramanujavarthalapalle 1. 95 P W KR Rice 72 Lellagaruvu 0.70 P W KR PO Rice 73 Gadepudi 0.47 p W KR Rice 74 Vadlamannadu 4.78 P,2M E W PR,T PTO Rice 75 Vemavarapupalem 0.49 P W KR Rice

76 Vemavaram 0.67 P W KR PO Rice 77 Nagavaram 0.83 p W KR PO Rice 78 Mukkollu 4.30 2P,M,H W KR PO Rice 79 Vulavalapudi 0.75 P W KR Rice 80 Gandram 1. 75 P W KR Rice 81 Jaccamcharla 0.91 p W KR Rice 82 Kalapatam 0.75 P W KR Rice 83 Pinagudurulanka 0.87 p W PR PO Rice 84 Tarakatur 3.20 2M W PR PO Rice 85 Chittiguduru 0.93 P,C E W KR PO Rice

86 Gudur 4.10 6P,H Phc E W PR PO, Ph one Rice 87 Narikedalapalem 1. 78 P W KR Rice 88 Kankantava 4.23 2M E W KR PO Rice 89 Gurijepalle 0.39 P W KR Rice 90 Kappaladoddi 1.13 2M E W KR Rice

91 Akulamannadu 3.44 P E W KR PO Rice 92 Hussainpalem 0.66 p W PR Rice 93 Borrapothupalem 1.92 2P E W KR PO Rice 94 Pothepalle 3.70 P W KR PO Rice 95 Gopuvanipalem 1.49 P W KR Rice 96 Kara Agraharam ... 1.83 3P E W PR PO Rice 97 Chilakalapudi (Rural) ..• 1.62 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. PO Rice 98 Bandar (Rura£) 1.98 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Rice 99 Machavaram (Rural) ..• 1.80 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. PO Rice 100 Arisepalle 4.04 3P E W KR PO Rice

101 Kokanarayanapalem ... 2.89 P E W KR Rice 102 Suitanagaram Gollapalem 4.57 4P E W KR PO Rice 103 Akumarru 0.83 P W KR PO Rice 104 Ramarajupalem 1.46 2P E W PR Rice 105 Rayavaram 0.78 P,2M E W PR PO Rice

106 Kanchakoduru 1.66 P D W KR Rice 107 Polavaram 0.79 2M E W KR PO,PTO Rice 108 Idugullapalle 0.60 P E W KR Rice 15

DIRECTORY and Land use BANDAR TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,_, ~ , Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaco- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ~ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.(821): C.&R.(821} 176 170 Bandar 8 56 T.(1,114): C.(1,114) 357 118 Bandar 9 57 T.(437): C.(437) 1,223 200 Bandar 12 58 T.(320): C.(320) 2,288 282 70 Bandar 15 59 T.(373): C.(373) 2,459 640 250 Bandar 13 60

T.(104): C.(104) 722 326 44 Bandar 10 61 T.(89): CJ89) 1,099 300 Bandar 6 62 T.(28): C.(28) 950 N.A. Bandar 6 63 T.(421): C.(421) 218 40 Band"r 6 64 T.(78): C.(78) 566 39 Bandar 5 65

T.(529): C.(529) 445 50 Bandar 8 66 T.(762): C.(762) 195 80 Bandar 7 67 T.(493): C.(4-93) 153 176 425 B:mdar 7 68 Urban Area (Pedana Town) 69 • T.(580): C.(5S0) 122 120 Bandar 8 70

T.(527): C.(527) 50 176 492 Bandar 8 71 • T.(388): C.(388) 60 Bandar 8 72 T.(252): C.(252) 20 ~1 Bandar 10 73 T.(2,542): C(2.542} 60 453 Bandar 10 74 T.(181): C(181) 3 96 31 Bandar H 75

T.(356): C.(356) 73 Bandar 11 76 T.(187): C.(187) 4 82 220 Bandar 12 77 T.(2,406): C.(2,406) 113 191 Bandar 8 78 T.(385): C.(385) 50 Bandar 10 79 T.(659): C.(659) 55 178 210 Bandar 12 80

T.(386): C.(386) 2 34 158 Bandar 12 81 T.(421): C.(42l) 5 50 Bandar 10 82 T.(493): C.(493) 49 10 Bandar 8 83 T.(1,753): C.(1,753) 17 270 Bandar 8 84 T.(515): C.(515) 8 70 Bandar 5 85

T.(2,035): C.{2,035) 19 570 Bandar 5 86 T.(385): C.(385) 10 140 600 Bandar 5 87 T.(2,258): C.(2,258) 157 275 Bandar 6 88 T.(21O): C.(2lO) 40 Bandar 12 89 T.(510): C.(510) 181 17 Bandar 7 90

T.(1,511): C.(1,S11) 443 241 Bandar 8 91 T.(377): c.(377) 17 25 Bandar 4 92 T.(684): C.(684) 59 110 350 Bandar 5 93 1,807 197 365 Bandar 5 94 T.(377): C.(377) 550 N.A. Bandar 4 95

T.(!3): e.(13) 200 471 500 Bandar 3 96 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 97 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 98 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 99 T.(2,028): C.(2,028) 324 235 Bandar 2 100

T.(l,108): C.(l,108) 98 214 426 Bandar 4 101 T.(2,299): C.(2,299) 330 293 Bandar 4 102 T.(340): C.(340) 3 28 158 Bandar 6 103 T.(788): C.(788) 19 120 Bandar 5 104 T.(499): C.(499) N.A. Bandar 7 105

T.(543): C.(543) 12 184 322 Bandar 8 106 T.(40): C.(40) 78 382 Bandar 10 107 T.(320): C.(320) 65 Bandar 10 108 16

VILLAGE Amenities KRISHNA DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ...., Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

109 Mallavolu 9.87 4P.H D E W PR PO,Phone Rice 110 Rudravaram 3.58 3P W KR Rice III Gundupalcm 2.82 P,2M W KR PO Rice 112 Chinnapuram 4.62 P,2M W KR PO Rice 113 Nelakurru 2.32 4P W KR Rice 114 Kona 11.03 5P Tk Rice 115 Polatitippa 6.53 P Tk,V * KR PO Rice 116 Palletummalapalem 6.00 JP n,w Rice

* Vagu (Stream). 17

DIRECTORY and Land use BANDAR TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca­ Area not Town or days or archaeo­ tion Cultiva ted Area available and of the logical Code Forest r .. Culturable for culti· distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated. Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if an:y (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.(5,124): C.(5,124) 708 475 Bandar 10 109 T.(825): C.(82S) 1,045 243 Bandar 5 110 T.(657): C.(657) 996 150 Bandar 6 111 T.(1,244) C.(l,244) 1,432 275 Bandar 8 112 T.(1,194): C.(I,194) 118 182 Bandar 10 113 T.(854): C.(854) 5,757 10 404 Bandar 10 114 3,374 4,094 80 Bandar 5 llS 19,014 T.(420): C.(420) 200 1,220 2,000 Bandar 6 lJ6

N. B. Codes used for sources of irrigation in Col. 12: T == Total; Tk::: Tank; W = Well C == Canal; R = River; TW=Tube Wen V = Yagu; 0 = Others; NA"" Not available

DIVI TALUK GUDIVADA ANDHRA PRADESH DIVI TALUK GANNAVARAM TALUK KRISHNA DISTRICT HILES 1

10 KU,.OMfTRES

POSITION OF DM TALUK.

'HaESI 16 1t

• I • ,,:u 12 KHS.

REPALLE TALUK

GUNT~ DISTRICT

ANOHRA PRADf:SI1 KRI5IWA DlSHICT

District Bou"dlry T.... Boundary VUIq. Bou"', with Lootlo" Cetd. Nlfmi)er o Taluk Headquarters & Towns BAY ..... ~ -= ~::. s: MIIIm .. ", Pop.,1etIgq OF" ...... ,. -Other """" BENOAt. ~._.

_ S,...... 11c ~ af VI..,.: 5,000.,.d • l,oat to .. 500 to leO to • Note:- L-. C. No. n MillylftcllldMllll A...... Town 1.C, N.. S8 Fully Iftcludecll.ChalIlpaIi. TOWII P.O. 1'act0lla P'&' _Sa<1oA R.U .... _·T..... r...... HoooIUIr,.'""" ...... Coot, ... _..... Child ..et l1at..-Mti Wellan c..tns ALPHABETICAL LIST OJ VILLAGES DIYI TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Villaac Code No. Code No. Code No.

(1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 1 Ainarnpudi 97 Gollapalem 49 Pagolu 62 Annavaram 35 Gudapadu 12 Palankipadu 9] Aswaraopalem 83 Parrachivara 77 Avanigadda 86 Kammanamolu 64 PedakallepaUe 13 Avurupudi 57 Kaptanpalem 11 Pedamuthevi 70 Ayodhya 16 Kaza 56 Pedaprolu 9 Ayyanki 34 Kodali 7 96 Koduru 3 Pedasanagallu 5 Barlapudi 50 Kokkiligadda 66 Pedayadara 2 Bhatlapenumarru 27 Kosuru 67 Pittallanka 87 Bhavadevarapalle 31 Kothapalle 52 Puligadda 65 Bhogireddipalle 4 Kuchipudi 43 Puritigadda 23 Birudugadda 20 Pushadam 51 Bobbarlanka 59 Lakshmipuram 25 Bollapadu 60 Lankapalle 17 Ramannapeta 94 Lingareddipalem 58 ChallapaIIe 68 Salernpalem 40· Cheedepudi 36 Srikakulam 28 Chilakalapudi 93 Machavaram 38 Chinakallepalle 15 Maddipatla 33 Tadepalle 10 Chinamuthevi 19 Majeru 85 TaJagadadivi 74 'Chiruvolu 26 MaJlampaIIe 72 Tekupalle 76 Chiruvolulanka 95 Mandapakala 37 Teluguraopalem 46 Chitturpu 61 Mangalapuram 80 T. Kothapalem 21 ' Chitturu 75 Mellarnarthilanka 88 Chodavaram 71 Mellarnarru 98 U]]jpalem 73 Merakanapalle 22 Daliparru 92 Modumudi 48 Vakkalagadda 47 Devarakota 55 Mopidevi 90 Vekanuru 54 Mopidevilaru:a 39 Velivolu 78 Edlanka 6 29 VellimalJi Rudravaram 81 Edurumondi 30 Vemularnada 24 Elikalakuduru 42 Nadakuduru 45 Vemulapalle 18 Endakuduru 79 Nagayalanka 63 Venkatapurarn 82 Etirnoga 53 Nagayatippa 69 Viswanadhapalle 89 Nangegadda 84 Ganapeswaram 14 Nidumolu 44 32 Ghantasala 41 Nimmagadda 8 Yeddanapudi

19 20 VILLAGE Amenities KRISHNA DISTRICT

Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE Loca- J tion Name of in ,- Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Ainampudi 1.47 2P E W KR PO Rice 2 Bhatlapenumarru 4.50 2P,H E W KR PO,Phone Rice 3 Pedasanagallu 2.69 4P,H E W PR PO, Phone Rice 4 Kuchipudi 0.99 2P,H E W PR PO,Phone Rice 5 Barlapudi 0.79 2P B W PR PO Rice 6 Movva 5.98 4P,M,H E W PR PO,Phone Rice 7 Pedapudi 0.83 P,M D E W PR Rice 8 Yeddanapudi 1.31 P E W PR 2PO Rice 9 Ayyanki 3.61 2P E W PR PO Rice 10 Chinamuthevi 2.79 3P,H E W PR PO Rice 11 Pedamuthevi 4.79 \ 3P,H E W KR PO,Phone Rice 12 Palankipadu 0.94 P W PR Rice 13 Avurupudi 1.46 2P W PR Rice 14 Nidumolu 7.47 10P,H D E W PR PO,TO Rice 15 Maddipatla 1.00 p E W KR PO R,ice 16 Kaza 9.60 7P,H D E W KR PO,TO Rice 17 Rammanapeta 1.28 E W KR PO Rice 18 Endakuduru 2.76 P E W KR 2PO Rice 19 Majeru 6.45 2P E TIc KR 2PO Rice 20 Pushadam 1.04 P E TIl: KR Rice 21 Chittum 2.34 2P E W KR PO Rice 22 Daliparru 2.24 2P D E W KR PO Rice 23 Birudugadda 0.42 P W KR Rice 24 Elikalakuduru 0.26 Uninhabited 25 Bollapadu 0.74 p E W PR Rice 26 Mallarnpalle 1.14 P E W KR PO Rice 27 Kosuru • 4.93 4P.H E W KR PO, Phone Rice 28 Chilakalapudi ... 1. 37 2P W KR Rice 29 Vellimalli Rudravaram 0.87 2P E W KR PO Rice 30 Vemulamada 1.80 3P E W KR PO Rice 31 Kothapalle 1.59 M E W PR Rice 32 Ghantasala 4.70 10P.H D,Phe E W PR 2PO,2TO Rice Phone 0.86 2P E W PR PO Rice 33 Tadepalle Rice 34 Kodali 3.14 2P,H E W PR PO 35 Gudapadu 1.23 2P E W PR PO Rice 36 Srikakulam 10.95 lOP,2H D E W PR 2PO Rke 2.08 2P B W PR Rice 37 Teluguraopalem PO Rice 38 Chinakallepalle 1.26 3P E W PR 39 Velivolu 1.36 2P W KR PO Rice 40 Cheedepudi 0.04 U~i~habited Rice 41 Nimmagaddll 0.26 2P E W PR PO 2.69 7P W PR PO Rice 42 Nadakuduru Rice 43 Puritigadda 1.33 p W PR 1.69 p E W KR PO Rice 44 Yarlagadda Rice 45 VemulapaUe 0.96 p E W PR PO Rice 46 Chitturpu 3.49 3P E W PR 1.25 6P E Tk PR PO Rice 47 Devarakota PO Rice 48 Vakkalagadda 3.00 3P E T,W PR 2.81 2P,M E W PR PO Rice 49 Pagolu PO Rice 5Q Kokkiligadda 4.01 3P.2M E KR 21

DIRECtORY ••d Land use DIYI TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, -'- , Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest L , Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.(794): C.(794) 100 Gudivada 26 1 T.(2,535): C.(2,535) 339 Gudivada 24 2 T.(1,448): C.(1,448) 269 Gudivada 24 3 T.(516): C.(516) 119 Gudivada 27 Famous for 4 Kuchipudi dance T.(463): C.(463) 42 Gudivada 29 5 T.(3,359): C.(3,359) 75 Bandar 29 * 6 T.(439): c.(439) 80 Gudivada 26 7 T.(735): C.(735) 100 Bandar 26 8 T.(2,044): C.(2,044) 265 Gudivada 22 9 T.(1,529): C.(1,529) 27 200 Bandar 21 10

T.(2,698): C.(2,698) 313 N.A. Bandar 24 11 T.(517): C.(5)7) 82 Bandar 19 12 T.(805): C.(805) 125 Bandar 18 13 T.(4,191): C.(4,191) 580 Bandar 14 Thursday 14 T.(561): C.(561) 73 Bandar 16 15

T.(5,364): C.(5,364) 774 Bandar 19 Tuesday 16 T.(705): C.(705) 110 N.A. Bandar 16 17 T.(1,090): C.(I,090) 650 N.A. Bandar 14 18 T.(2,800): C.(2,800) 800 500 Bandar 16 Friday 19 T.(664): C.(664) N.A. Bandar 19 20 T.(1,38t): C.(1,38I) 100 N.A. Bandar 24 21 T.(1,260): C.(l,260) 150 N.A. Bandar 22 22 T.(161): C.(l61) 22 11 68 Bandar 26 23 T.(140); C.(40) 15 2 Bandar 26 24 T.(385); C.(385) 75 N.A. Bandar 40 25 T.(607): C.(607) 105 N.A. Bandar 29 26 T.(2,737): C.(2,737) 413 N.A. Bandar 26 27 T.(764): C.(764) 13 12 Bandar 35 28 T.(480): C.(480) 12 15 Bandar 35 29 T.(389): C.(389) 107 144 350 Bandar 32 30

T.(886): C.(886) 100 N.A. Bandar 40 31 T.(2,224): C.(2,224) 441 96 109 Bandar 40 t 32 T.(449): C. (449) 83 10 Bandar 35 33 T.(1,817): C.(1.817) 192 9 N.A. Bandar 34 34 T.(668); C.(668) 24 Bandar 32 35

T.(4,420): C.(4,420) 2,550 N.A. Ban dar 38 36 T.(1,153): C.(1,153) 154 4 20 Bandar 38 37 T.(681); C,(681) 110 15 Bandar 38 38 T.(729); C,(729) 135 Bandar 37 39 N.A. Bandar 37 40

T.(75): C.(75) 40 N.A. Bandar 32 41 T.(900): C.(900) 400 419 Banda J 30 42 T.(725): C.(725) 30 101 Bandar 30 43 T.(948): C.(948) 130 Bandar 32 44 T.(510) : C.(510) 92 10 Bandar 38 45 T.(1,951): C.(1,95l) 18 30 5 Bandar 30 46 T.(700): C.(700) 50 Bandar 26 47 T.(1,676): C.(1,676) 3 234 Bandar 29 48 T.(1,566): C.(1,566) 228 Bandar 27 49 T.(l,748): C.(1,748) 45 365 315 A vanigadda 8 50 • It is famous for Sri Venugopalaswamy Temple and Kshetraiah Sangeet Natya Kalasara. t Buddist Monument Jaladeswaraswamy Temple and Venugopala swamy temples of this village are popularly known. 22

VILLAGE Amenities KRISHNA DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

51 BobbarIanka 2.97 2P E W KR Rice 52 Puligadda 3.94 4P E R,W PR 2PO Rice 53 Nagayatippa 1.16 2P,2M E W KR PO Rice 54 Mopidevilanka 0.58 P E W KR Rice 55 Mopidevi 3.92 3P,M,H D E W PR PTO,TO Rice 56 Pedaprolu 3.68 2P E W PR PO Rice 57 Kaptanpalem 0.61 P E W PR Rice 58 Challapalle l.80 Urban Area (Cha]/apalle Town) 59 Lakshmipuram 5.92 6P ... E W PR 2PO Rice 60 Lankapalle l. 67 3P E Tk PR PO Rice 61 Mangalapuram 4.10 P,R E Tk PR PO Rice 62 Annavaram 0.92 P W PR Rice 63 Venkatapuram 0.56 P,M E W PR 2PO Rice 64 Pedakallepalle 8.70 4P,H D E W PR PO Rice 65 Bhogireddipalle 3.55 2P E W,Tk KR PO ~ice 66 Pedayadara 12.40 4P,2M W,Tk KR 2PO Rice 67 Pittallanka 3.10 P,2M D W KR PO,TO Rice 68 Salempalem 8.52 2P,2M W,Tk KR PO,TO Rice 69 Viswanadbapalle 6.71 P,H Tk KR 2PO Rice 70 Ayodhya 0.45 P E W Rice 71 Mellamarru 0.19 Uninhabited 72 Tekupalle 0.36 P W KR Rice 73 Merakanapalle 1. 57 P W KR Rice 74 CbiruvoJu 0.32 P E W KR Rice 75 Mellamarthilanka 0.91 2P E W KR Rice 76 Chiruvolulanka 3.92 6P E W KR PO Rice 77 AVanigadda 5.17 Urban Area (Avanigadda Town) 78 Edlanka 3.49 2P E W KR PO Rice 79 Nagayalanka 4.86 3P,H D E W,W PR PO Rice 80 T. Kothapalem 6.72 5P W,Tk PR PO Rice 81 Edurumondi 14.60 5P,M D W,Tk PR,R PO Rice 82 Etimoga 6.10 4P,M E Tk KR PO Rice 83 Parrachivara 5.97 5P W,W KR PO Rice 84 Ganapeswaram 8.26 4P D Tk KR PO Rice 85 TaJagadadivi 5.35 2P W KR PO Rice 86 Kammanamolu 11. 74 P Tk KR PO Rice 87 Bhavadevarapalle 9.44 2P,M,H W,W KR PO Rice 88 Chodavaram 2.57 2P W KR PO Rice 89 Nangegadda 3.31 4P E W,W KR PO Rice 90 Vekanuru 5.88 2P,M E Tk KR PO Rice 91 Aswaraopalem 3.18 P W,Tk KR PO Rice 92 Modumudi 5.31 2P,2M E W KR 2PO Rice 93 Machavaram 3.14 2P W KR PO Rice 94 Lingareddipalem 5.48 3P W Kit PO Rice 95 Mandapakala 10.48 5P,M W KR PO Rice 96 Koduru 8.60 4P,M,H Phc W PR 2PO,Phone Rice 97 Gollapalem 23.32 3P W PO Rice 98 Ullipalem 8.68 5P,4M W PR 2PO Rice 23

DIRECfORY and Land use DIVI TALUK

LAND USE (Area under differe~t types of land use in acres) Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- lion Cultivated Area available and ofttle logical Code Forest ' Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste valion (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

198 1,670 Avanigadda 8 51 196 2.325 Avanigadda 8 52 T.(6): c.(6) 531 50 26 Avanigadda 8 53 T.(125); C.(125) 268 22 10 Avanigadda 8 54 T.(1,926): C.(1,926) 38 515 Avanigadda 8 55 T.(2,131): C.(2,13l) 200 Bandar 30 56 T.(332): C.(332) 58 Bandar 29 57 Urban Area (Challapalle Town) 58 T.(901); C.(901) 200 . 320 2,300 Bandar 28 59 T.(97S): C.(97S) 4 50 Bandal' 19 60 T.(1,999): C.(1,999) 600 N.A. Bandal' 16 61 T.(534); C.(534) 50 Bandal' 29 62 T .(296): C.(296) 61 Bandar 29 63 T.(4,614): C.(4,614) 953 N.A. Bandal' 22 Thursday * 64 T.(1,785): C.(1,785) 400 70 Bandar 22 65 T.(4,731): C.(4,731) 3,000 5 200 Avanigadda 24 66 T.(715): C.(715) 992 105 178 Avanigadda 24 67 .,. f T.(3,977): C.(3,977) 1,418 25 Avanigadda 8 68 T.(2,765): C.(2,765) 1,112 82 Avanigadda 10 69 T.(140): C.(140) 100 MA. Bandar 26 70 T.(10): c.(lO) 24 7 46 Bandar 24 71 T.(178): R.(178) 2 Bandar 32 72 T.(892): C.(892) 5 98 Bandar 32 73 T.(l63): C. (163) 41 Bandar 32 74 T.(407): C. (407) 15 125 Avanigadda 8 75 T.(2S1): C.(251) 290 1,000 1,000 Avanigadda 8 76 Urban Area (Avanigadda Town) 77 N.A. '" 30 Avanigadda 2 78 T.(204): C.(204) 1,000 1,900 Avanigadda 10 Sunday 79 T.(1,953): C.(1,953) 519 52 1,735 Avanigadda 14 80 T.(2,400): C.(2,400) 430 2,000 4,507 Avanigadda 21 81 T.(1,800): C.(l,800) 600 200 1,256 Avanigadda 21 82 T.(2,635): C.(2,635) 617 550 Avanigadda 14 83 T.(2,400): C.(2,400) 2,349 ~5 Avanigadda 16 ..• Sri Gnaneswara Swamy 84 Temple T .(2,900): C.(2,900) 5139 Avanigadda 10 85 T.(1,236): C,(1,236) 1,863 800 4,247 Bandar 51 t 86 T.(4,100): C.(4,100) 88 245 ],550 Avanigadda 13 87 T.(1,461): C. (1,461) 26 25 125 Avanigadda 13 ... Sri Someswara Swamy 88 Temple T.(1,671): C.(1,671) 47 375 Avanigadda 11 89 T.(2,318): C.(2,318) 70 500 830 Avanigadda 5 90 T.(1,764) C.(1,764) 227 30 Avanigadda 5 91 T.(2,899) C.(2,899) 20 200 165 Avanigadda 3 92 T.(1,761) C,(1,761) 200 46 Avanigadda 3 93 T.(2,800) C.(2,800) 300 10 350 Avanigadda 13 94 T.(2,370) C.(2,370) 4,300 109 Avanigadda 14 95 T.(4,663) C.(4,663) 788 N.A. Avanigadda 13 Friday 96 T.(1,600) C.(1,600) 13,212 110 Avanigadda 18 97 T.(2,401) C.(2,40l) 3,105 N.A. Avanigadda 18 98

• Kalledas Durga Nageswaraswamy Temple . t Sangamaheswara Swamy Temple at Sangamaheshwaram h/o Kammanamolu.

GANNAVARAM TALUK " .,

ANDHRA PRADESH

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I") ____~J ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

GANNAVARAM TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village . Code No. Code No . Code No.

(1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) 99 Agniparru 109 lIlur 102 Paidikondalapalem 19 Ajjampudi 110 Inapur 101 Paidimukkala 86 Akunuru 63 Indupalle 27 Peda Avutapalle 25 Allapuram 89 Peda Ogirala 94 Aminapuram 76 Jabarlapudi 119 Penumatcha 35 Ampapuram 22 Jagannadhapuram 50 Ponukumadu 52 Amudalapalle 5 Jakkulanekkalam 32 Pottipadu 45 Arugol.. mu 6 Purushottapatnam 31 Atkuru 85 Kadavakollu 41 Kakulapadu 66 Kalvapamula 2 Ramachandrapuram ]0 Bahubalendrunigudem 93 Kanakavalli 73 Ramachandrapuram 33 Balliparru 39 Kanumolu 42 Ramannagudem 34 Bandarugudem 95 Kapileswarapuram 24 Bhuddhavaram 72 Katur 12 Sagguru Amani 70 Bokinaia 18 Kesarapalle 4 Savaragudem 74 Bollapadu 7 Kondapavulur 82 Sayapuram 23 But h umillipadu 54 Koyyagurapadu 1I3 Sreerangapuram 117 Krishnapuram 1 Surampalle 62 Chagantipadu 114 Kuderu 88 92 Kummamuru 79 Tadanki 116 Chennuruvaripalem 44- Kuripirala 59 Tarigoppala 69 Chikinala 3 Kundavari Khandrika 20 Tarigoppala Khandrika 11 Chikkavaram 48 Telaprolu 26 China Avutapalle 112 Lankapalle 15 Tempalle 90 China Ogirala 55 Lankapalle Agraharam 37 Tippanagunta 46 Chirivada 111 Lankapallelanka 30 Tuttagunta 115 Choragudi 68 Madhirapadu 51 Ungutur 40 Dantaguntla 107 Madhurapuram 87 Davuluru 118 Mamillapalle 3 Vedurupavulur 53 Dibbanapudi 71 Manikonda 103 Veeranki 80 Mantada 14 Yeerapanenigudem 57 E1ukapadu 21 Manthena 36 Veeravalli 77 Marrivada 84 Veeravalli Mokasa 104 Fathelanka 105 Meduru 58 Veldipadu 13 Metlapalle 61 Veldipadu Khandrika 16 Gannavaram 75 Mudunur 28 Velnuthala 49 Garapadu 64 Mukkapadu 96 Yelpuru 9 Gollanapalle 108 Mulakalapalle 65 Yemanda 8 Gopavarapugudem 97 Mullapudi 60 Yempadu 78 Gopuvanipalem 17 Yenkata Narasimhapuram 81 Gurazada 29 Nagavarappadu 47 Yenka tapuram 100 Gurralalanka 67 Nandamuru 38 Venkatarajugudem 106 Guruvindapalle 83 43 OgiraJa 98 Hanumanthapuram 56 Omdrampadl1 91 Yakamur

25 26

VILLAGE Amenities KRISHNA DISTRICf

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAlLABLIl WITHIN THil VILLAGE tion ,Name of in Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Surampalle 8.25 4P D E W KR PO Rice 2 Ramachandrapuram 1.11 M W KR Rice 3 Vedurupavulur 10.95 3P,H E W PR,T 2PO,TO Rice 4 Savaragudem 1.20 P E W PR PO Rice 5 Jakkulanekkalam 1.29 P W PR PO Rice 6 Purushottapatnam 4.23 P E W KR PO Rice 7 Kondapa vul ur 5.00 2M E W KR PO Rice 8 Gopavarapugudem 3.59 P E Tk KR PO Rice 9 GolJanapaIle 2.17 2P,H W PR PO Rice 10 Bahubalendrunigudem . 1.11 2P E Tk PR PO Rice 11 Chikkavaram 1. 71 2P,M D E W PR PO Rice 12 Sagguru Amanj 0.72 Uninhabited 13 Metlapalle 3.36 E W KR Rice 14 Veerapanenigudem 1.50 P,2M E "W KR PO Rice 15 Tempalle 2.54 P E W,Tk KR PO Rice 16 Gannavaram 4.34 Urban Area (Gannavaram Town) 17 Venkatanarasirnha- 0.96 Uninhabited puram 18 Kesarapalle 6.83 P D,L.S.C· E W PR PO Rice 19 Ajjampudi 1.36 M,e E W PR PO Rice 20 Tarigoppala Kandrika . 0.27 Uninhabited

21 Manthena 1.93 2P,H E W PR PO Rice 22 Jagannadhapurarn 1.62 P E W PR Rice 23 Buthumillipadu 0.37 P D W KR Rice 24 Bhuddhavaram 4.01 P,M Phc E W KR PO Rice 25 Allapuram 0.80 P E W KR PO Rice 26 China Avutapalle 1.56 P E T PR Rice 27 Peda AvutapaUe 4.55 2P,M Phc E Tk,C PR,T PO Rice 28 Velnuthala 1.13 P Tk KR PO Rice 29 Nagavarappadu 0.96 P Tk KR Rice 30 Tuttagunta 0.72 P W KR Rice

31 Atkuru 5.74 2P,H D E W PR PO Rice 32 Pottipadu 2.95 P E W,Tk PR PO Rice 33 Balliparru 2.63 P E W KR Rice 34 Bandarugudem 1.19 3P,M E W,Tk KR PO Rice 35 Ampapuram 3.40 2P,M D E e PR PO Rice

36 Veeravalli 8.72 2P,H Phc E W PR PO,TO Rice 37 Tippanagunta 2.85 P E T PR PO Rice 38 Venkatarajugudem 0.33 . Uninhabited ·39 Kanumolu 4.31 4P,H D E Tk PR 2PO,TO Rice 40 Dantaguntla 0.72 P W,Tk KR Rice 41 Kakulapadu 4.61 3P,M Tk KR PO Rice 42 Ramannagudem 1.39 2P,H Tk KR PO Rice 43 Ogirala 3.63 2P Tk KR Rice 44 Kuripirala O.5'} P Tk KR Rice 45 Arugolanu 3.43 2P,H E Tk PR PO,TO Rice • LS.e. =: Leprosy subsidiary centre 27

DIRECTORY and Land ~se GANNAVARAM TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) -- Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- lion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ~ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste yadon (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.(891) :Tk(486),V(203), 2,471 1,176 745 Gannavaram 13 1 W(128),K(74) T.(99): Tk(95),V(4) 302 112 17! Gannavaram 11 2 T.(3,987): C(3,656),Tk(195), 294 16 2,710 Gannavaram 9 3 R(135),K(1) T.(S25): C.(525) 77 160 Gannavaram 8 4 T.(446): C.(446) 246 125 Gannavaram 6 5

T.(45): C.(4S) 2,128 171 350 Gannavaram 7 6 T.e!77): Tk(175),W(2) 2,209 101 725 Gannavaram 6 7 T.(787): R(776),Tk(11) 868 605 Gannavaram 9 8 T.(237): Tk(158),K(79) 1,152 N.A. Gannavaram 8 9 T.(5): K.(5) 706 2 Gannavaram 2 10 643 T.(246): Tk.(246) 205 N.A. Gannavaram 4 11 T.(l04): Tk.(104) 247 53 50 Gannavaram 16 12 800 T.(5!7): Tk.(517) 825 N.A. Gannavaram 13 13 T.(47): Tk.(47) 913 N.A. Gannavaram 13 14 T.(I44): W(65),Tk(60),K(19) 1,300 148 Gannavaram 10 15 Urban Area (Gannavaram Town) 16 306 252 Gannavaram 3 17 T.(2,551): C(2,480),Tk(71) 63 274 1,475 Gannavaram 5 18 T.(704): C(618),W(86) 49 100 Gannavaram 5 19 T.(163): C.(163) 10 Gannavaram 8 20 T.(928): C.(928) 19 285 Gannavaram 10 21 T.(970): C.(970) 4 5 60 Gannavaram 13 22 T.(212): C.(212) 25 Gaonavaram 8 23 T.(2,029): C(1,630),Tk(286), 94 440 Gannavaram 3 24 W(l13) T.(298): C(255),Tk(43) 124 93 N.A. Gannavaram 3 25 T.(606); C(381),W(175),Tk(50) 282 110 Gannavaram 3 26 T.(2,026): C(1,738),W(207), 540 50 Gannavaram 5 27 Tk(81) T.(663): C.(663) 55 Gannavaram 16 28 T.(546): C.(546) 60 Gannavaram 13 29 T.(465): C.(465) N.A. Gannavaram 10 30

T.(2,671): C(2,158),W(405), 566 436 Gannavaram 8 31 Tk(I08) T.(l,S34): C(l,339),W(173), 35() N.A. Gannavaram 10 32 Tk(22) T.(1,015): R(902),Tk(63), 505 124 Gannavaram 13 33 K(31),V{19) T.(94): Tk.(94) 559 108 Gannavaram 16 34 T.(900): W(258), TW(243), 173 1,110 Gannavaram 15 35 C(236),Tk(163)

T.(3,398): C{2,390),TW(575), 1,463 710 Gannavaram 16 36 Tk(433) T.(l,630); C;(I,630) 27 165 Gannavaram 35 37 T.(206): C.(206) 8 Nuzvid 8 38 T.(2,349): C(2, 189), Tk(160) 410 Gannavaram 25 Wednesday 39 T.(426): C.(426) 30 Gannavaram 25 40

T.(2,696): C.(2,696) 1 250 Gannavaram 29 41 T.(683); C.(683) 40 166 Gannavaram 32 42 T.(I,S07): C.(1,507) 167 650 Gannavaram 42 43 T.(224): C.(224) ]SO Gannavaram 40 44 T.(l,942): C(1,942) 2 3 255 Nuzvid 10 45 28

VILLAGE: Amenities KRISHNA DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in , Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

46 Chirivada 1. 77 2P E Tk KR PO Rice 47 Venkatapuram 0.76 Uninhabited 48 Telaprolu 9.82 3P,H D E Tk PR,T PO,TO Rice 49 Garapadu 1.28 p E Tk KR PO Rice 50 Ponukumadu 1. 79 2P Tk KR PO Rice 51 Ungutur 1.45 P,M,H D Tk KR PO Rice 52 Amudalapalle 1. 35 P Tk KR PO Rice 53 Dibbanapudi 0.58 Uninhabited 54 Koyyagurapadu 1.09 P,M D Tk KR PO Rice 55 lankapalle Agraharam. 0.82 M W,Tk PR PO Rice 56 Omdrampadu 0.39 p Tk KR Rice 57 Elukapadu 1.11 P Tk KR Rice 58 VeJdipadu 0.30 M D Tk KR PO Rice 59 Tarigoppala 2.20 M E Tk KR PO Rice 60 Vempadu 0.90 P,M W KR PO Rice 61 Veldipadu Khandrika ... 0.31 Uninhabited 62 Chagantipadu 1.26 P E W KR Rice 63 Indupalle 4.23 5P,H E W PR,T PO,TO Rice 64 Mukkapadu 0.82 P Tk KR Rice 65 Vemanda 1. 85 2P E W,Tk KR PO Rice 66 Kalvapamula 3.02 4P,H E W PR PO Rice 67 Nandamuru 0.87 M,H E W PR PO Rice 68 Madhirapadu 0.72 P W KR Rice 69 Chikinala 0.85 P E W KR Rice 70 Bokinala 0.56 p E W KR PO Rice

71 Manikonda 5.50 5P,H D E W PR PO,TO Rice 72 Katur 6. Jl 4P,H Phc E W,T PR PO, Phone Rice 73 Ramachandrapuram 0.39 Uninhabited 74 Bollapadu 0.81 P E T PR PO Rice 75 Mudunur 4.72 4P,H D E W PR PO, Phone Rice

76 Jabarlapudi 0.85 P E W KR Rice 77 Marrivada 1.20 M E W KR PO,TO Rice 78 Gopuvanipalem 0.77 P E W PR PO Rice 79 Tadanki 1. 63 P,H E W PR PO Rice 80 Mantada 0.88 2P,M E W PR PO Rice 81 Gurazada 1. 74 P E W PR PO Rice 82 Sayapuram 1.28 p E Tk PR Phone Rice 83 Vuyyuru (Rural) 8.04 Particulars are not available 84 Veeravalli Mokasa 1.12 E W PR Rice 85 Kadavakollu o 50 P,M E W PR PO Rice 86 Akunuru 1.40 2P,H,C D E W PR PO Rice 87 Davuluru 1.40 2P E W PR Rice 88 ChaJivendrapalem 0.6J P E W PR Rice 89 Peda Ogirala 2.66 2P,M E W PR PO Rice 90 China OgiraJa 2.01 M D E W PR PO Rice 91 Yakamur 0.98 p E W PR PO Rice 92 Kummamuru 1. 58 3P E W PR Rice 93 Kanakavalli .0.76 P E W PR 2PO Rice 94 Aminapuram 1.13 P W KR PO Rice 95 Kapileswarapuram 7.49 2P,H D E W PR PO,TO Rice 96 Velpuru 0.92 p E W KR PO Rice 97 Mullapudi 1.10 P W KR Rice 98 Hanumanthapuram 0.87 2P E W KR PO Rice 99 Agniparru 1.01 3P,M,H Phc E W PR PO Rice 100 Gurralalanka 0.24 2P Phc E W PR PO,TO Rice' 29

DIRECTORY and Land use GANNAVARAM TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ------~------~ Nearest Day historical Loca­ Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Krns.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (I)

T.(995): C :(995) 130 Gannavaram 2 46 T.(475): C.(475) 10 Gannavaram 24 47 T.(4,817): C,(4,817) 226 1,240 Gannavaram 16 48 T.(734): C.(734) 95 Gannavaram 29 49 T.(1,043): C.(1,043) 100 Gannavaram 24 50 T.(803): C.(803) 29 94 Gannavaram 24 51 T.(661): C.(66l) 74 133 Vuyyuru 24 52 T.(333): C,(333) 5 20 Vuyyuru 28 53 T.(446): C.(446) 155 98 Vuyyuru 24 54 T.(469); C.(469) 59 Vuyyuru 20 55 T.(205): C.(205) 8 38 Vuyyuru 24 56 T.(529): C.(529) 19 160 Gannavaram 19 57 T.(190): <;:.(190) 97 Gannavaram 16 58 T.(1,121): C.(1,12l) 102 185 Gannavaram 13 59 T.(463): C,(463) 110 Gannavaram 16 60 T.(119): C.(119) 75 Gannavaram 18 61 T.(717): e.(717) 80 Gannavaram 16 62 T.(2,303): C.(2,303) 407 Vuyyuru 19 63 1':(424): e.(424) 11 85 N.A. Gannavaram 19 64 T.(I,077): C.(1,077) 6 100 Vuyyuru 16 65 T.(1,675): C.(1,675) 163 Vuyyuru 13 66 T.(435): C.(435) 123 Vuyyuru 18 67 T.(395): e.(395) 60 Vuyyuru 19 68 T.(468): C.(468) 72 Gannavaram 11 69 T.(315): C.(315) 40 Gannavaram 11 70 T.(3,103): C,(3,103) 38 393 Gannavaram 13 71 T.(3,356): C.(3,119), W.(237) 84 419 Vuyyuru 10 72 T.(206): C.(206) 44 Vuyyuru 15 73 T.(410): C.(373),Tw. (37) 19 89 Vuyyuru 13 74 T.(2,611): C.(2,481),Tw. (130) 59 345 Vuyyuru 10 .. , Inscription in 75 the Temple of Ramalingeswara.

T.(463), C.(463) 35 N.A. 47 Vuyyuru 13 76 T.(616): C.(520),Tw.(96) 15 N.A. 134 Vuyyuru 16 77 T.(402): C.(335),Tw.(67) N.A. 95 Yuyyuru 8 78 T.(899): C.(867),Tw.(32) 16 130 Vuyyuru 3 79 T.(435): e.(435) 125 Vuyyuru 3 80 T.(987): C. (,>g7) 22 108 Vuyyuru 3 81 T.(701): C.(701) 115 Vuyyuru 6 82 Particulars are not availabl~ 83 T.(645): C.(645) 2 . 65 Vuyyuru 3 84 T.(232): C.(232) 1 86 Vuyyuru 3 85 T.(764): C.(737),Tw.(27) 14 llO Vuyyuru 6 86 T.(806): C.(717),W.(89) 11 82 Vuyyuru 11 87 T.(304): C.(196),W.(108) 14 64 Yuyyuru 8 88 T.(1,479): C.(1,145),Tw.(334) 14 210 Vuyyuru 6 89 T.(1,019): C(844),Tw.(175) 45 217 Vuyyuru 5 90 T.(522): R.(299),Tw.(123), C.(lOO) 3 2 98 Vuyyuru 3 91 T.(848): C.(814),W.(34) 25 135 Vuyyuru 6 92 T.(405): C.(350),W.(55) 16 65 Vuyyuru 8 93 T.(692): C.(692) . 159 138 Yuyyuru 19 94 T.(4,363): C.(4,163),Tw.(200) 130 266 Vuyyuru 11 95 T.(532) C.(532) 68 Vuyyuru 13 96 T.(617) C.(617) 13 75 Vuyyuru 15 97 T.(462) C.(462) 5 90 Vuyyuru 13 98 T.(462) C.(462) 43 138 N.A. Vuyyuru 12 99 T.(136) C.(136) 21 Vuyyuru 13 100 30

VILLAGE Amenities KRISHNA DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE ,- J.. tion Name of in ~ Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

101 Paidimukkala 1.48 M E W PR PO Rice 102 Paidikondalapalem 0.81 2P E W KR Rice 103 Veeranki 1.06 P Phc E W KR PO,TO Rice 104 Fathetanka 0.60 P E W KR Rice 105 Meduru 5.09 2P,H D E T PR PO,TO Rice 106 Guruvindapalle 0.38 P W KR Rice 107 Madurapuram 0.13 W,T KR PO Rice 108 Mulakalapalle 0.24 P T KR Rice 109 lIlur 1.38 2P W PR PO Rice 110 Inapur 0.68 P,M T KR PO Rice III Lankapallelanka 0.03 Uninhabited 112 Lankapalle 2.44 P,M D E T KR PO Rice 113 Sreerangapuram 1,36 P E W,T KR PO Rice 114- Kuderu 2.08 P 20 E T PR 2PO Rice 115 Choragudi 2.81 4P,M W,T KR PO Rice 116 Chennuruvaripalem 0.57 W KR Rice 117 Krishnapuram 2.72 P E W,T PR PO Rice 118 Mamillapalle 0.70 D E W PR Rice 119 Penumatcha 2.01 2P,M E W KR PO Rice 31

DIRECTORY and Land use GANNAVARAM TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.(767): C.(767) 11 168 Vuyyuru 19 101 T.(464): C.(443),W.(21) 6 50 Vuyyuru 19 102 T.(555): C.(555) 18 114 Vuyyuru 16 103 T.(333): C.(333) 6 46 Vuyyuru 19 104 T.(2,811): C.(2,Sll) 77 348 Vuyyuru 29 105 T.(183): C.(183) 9 47 Vuyyuru 26 106 T.(S3): C.(83) N.A. Vuyyuru 32 107 T.(132): C.(96),W.(36) 14 N.A. Vuyyuru 29 108 T.(664): C.(664) 17 200 Vuyyuru 32 109 T.(221): C.(221) 68 105 Vuyyuru 31 110 T.(24): W.(24) N.A. Vuyyuru 29 111 T.(411): C.(411) 137 340 670 Vuyyuru 29 112 6 T.(772): C.(772) 2 90 Vuyyuru 26 113 T.(l,191): C.(I,191) 144 Vuyyuru 24 114 T.(1,572): C.(I,S72) 228 Vuyyuru 19 115

T.(3Z8): C,(312),W.(16) 10 27 Vuyyuru 18 116 T.(1,465): C.(I,46S) 80 185 Vuyyuru 16 117 T.(304): C.(301),W.(3) 93 10 Vuyyuru 19 118 T.(1,116): C.(I,116) 8 162 Vuyyuru 16 119

VIJAYAWADA TALUK AHDHRA PRADESH VIJAYAWAOA TALUK TIRUVUR KRISHNA DISTRICT TALUK

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OtfItrll.oacb ~ RI .... rs • S1'l'1toIIC lepre-.u- of VU.: 5,1)00 ..,d ,bo¥e PlI:no~s • '."'" .. +,999 ... 500 to '" TEN ALI TALUK 200 ... • Gla'IITUR DISTRICT .... tIuII100 • Note:- L C. No. 85,116,.81 alii" N Full)' IldociH III VljayaWida Town 0 "", ...... L, c., Nv. " 1"vt1r included I" VI,.,."dt Tow~ L C. Ho • .,FvIlJ ad'" II PIt... ,._ P.O, ....,000.. ~:~::~l~:~·j'~~~~TOWII P.S. PoUt. Salkin T,....JeI1o IunPl_ A~H. "tit Ho • ., @ ....1t ..1~ ~... y tWt' C-v-s,~-, Child aM Haurw'q' W.lfart Ctlltr .. 1') .... - 1117.5 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

VIJAYAWADA TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Villaic Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No.

( I) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) 79 Ambapuram 66 Jupudi 89 Patamata 45 Atukuru 29 Pathanaguluru 58 Kachavaram 83 Pathapadu 77 Bhavanipuram 52 Kadimpothavaram 81 Payakapuram 40 Bheemavarappadu 117 KandaJampadu 105 Pedapulipaka 122 Boddapadu 43 KanduJapadu 128 Penamakuru 31 Kanimerla 107 Penamaluru 129 Chagantipadu 112 3 Petrampadu 19 Chandragudem 93 80 Phiryadi Nainavaram 35 Chandrala 51 46 Pinapaka 23 Cheemalapadu 33 Keerthirayanagudem 16 Pondugula 42 Chegireddipadu 62 Kethanakonda 102 • 8 Cheruvu Madhavaram 38 Koduru 92 12 Chevuturu 114 Kolavcnnu 121 Prodduturu 59 Chilukuru 120 Konathanapadu 25 Pulluru 123 Chinnapulipaka 53 Kondapalle 113 Punadipadu 106 Chodavaram 11 Konduru 49 Kothuru 60 Darnuluru 61 Kotikalapudi 91 Ramvarappadu 20 Dasullapalem 82 Kundavari Kandrika 72 Rayanapadu 130 Devarapalle 118 Kunderu 124 Royyuru 96 Done Atukuru 14 Kuntarnukkala 24 Rudravaram 2 DU.'5girallapadu 9 Loya 100 Edupugallu 18 Sabjapadu 70 Elaprolu 63 Machavaram (Zarnin) 73 Shahabad 104 Enamalakuduru 109 Madduru 126 South Valluru 94 Enikepadu 54 Malkapuram 6 Sunnampadu 116 Maredumaka 10 Gaddamanugu 88 Mogalarajapuram 50 Taciepalle 37 Ganapavaram 87 Mokhasa Machavaram 103 Tadigadapa 4 Ganginenipalem 86 Mokhasa Muthyalarnpadu 5 Telladevarapadu 101 Ganguru 22 MorsumiIli 115 Tenneru 127 Garikaparru 21 Mulakalapenta 27 Tholukodu 110 Godavarru 64 Mulapadu 36 Thummalagunta Gannavaram 76 GoIIapudi 7 Munagapadu 68 Thummalapalem 111 Gosala 17 65 Trilochanapuram 97 Gudavalle 1 Gudem Madhavaram 28 Nagu)uru 99 Uppa)uru 55 Gudurupadu 39 Nandigama 90 Gunadala 47 Narasayagudem 108 Vanukuru 69 Guntupalle 56 Nave Pothavaram (Govt.) 32 Vedurubeedem 15 Gurrajupalem 57 Nave Pothavararn (Zamin) 48 119 Neppalle 41 Vellaturu 44 Haveli Mutyalampadu 9S Nidamanuru 98 .Velpuru 125 North Vallur 34 Velvadam 67 Ibrahimpatnam 84 Nunna 74 Vemavaram 13 Venkatapuram 75 Jakkampudi 71 Paidurupadu 78 Vidyadharapuram 26 Jangalapalle 30 Parvathapuram 85 Vijayawada

33 34

VILLAGE Amenities KRISHNA DISTRICT

Loca­ Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ~-----.------Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

(1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (0) ------~------1 Gudem Madhavaram ..• 2.49 p w KR Rice 2 Duggirallapadu 2.79 P w PO Rice 3 Petrampadu 1.81 Uninhabited 4 Ganginenipalem 2.36 P,M w KR.T PO Rice 5 Telladevarapadu 2.31 P w Rice 6 Sunnampadu 2.76 P w Rice 7 Munagapadu 2.29 w Rice 8 Cheruvu Madhavaram 1.85 2P w KR PO Rice 9 Loya 1.66 Uninhabited 10 Gaddamanugu 1. 71 P,M E w KR Rice

11 Konduru 3.32 2P,H E w PR PTO Phone Rice 12 Chevuturu 6.83 2P E W KR PO Rice \ 13 Venkatapuram 2.92 3P E W PR PO Rice 14 Kuntamukkala 7.37 2P E W KR PO, Phone Rico 15 Gurrajupalern 0.63 P E W PR Rice

16 Pondugula 5.54 P E W KR PO Rice 17 Mylavaram 5.33 6P,H H,D E W PR PTO Rice Phone 18 Sabjapadu 0.74 P R Rice 19 Chandragudem 6.55 3P E w PR PO,Phone Rice 20 Dasullapalem 3.45 P E w KR Rice

21 Mulakalapenta 1.94 P W Rice 22 Morsumilli 4.82 P W PO Rico 23 Cheemalapadu 19.13 P,M D Tk PR PO Rice 24 Rudravaram 3.97 P W KR PO Rice 25 Pulluru 11.69 3P,M E W,V* PR PO Rice

26 JangalapaUe 3.41 P B W KR Rice 27 Tholukodu 5.08 3P W KR PO Rice 28 Naguluru 9.02 2P,M D W KR PO Rice

29 Pathanagulu~u 2.56 P W KR Rice 30 Parvathapuram 1.65 Uninhabited 31 Kanimerla 7.53 Uninhabited 32 Vedurubeedem J .. . 2.75 P w KR Rice 33 Keerthirayanaguu'em .. . 3.93 P W KR Rice 34 Velvadam 8.28 2P E W KR PO Rice 35 Chandrala 4.14 2P E W KR PO,Phone Rice

36 Thummalagunta 4.12 P w KR Rice Gannavaram 37 Ganapavaram 4.23 P,M E w KR PO Rice 38 Koduru 9.04 P,M E W KR Phone Rice 39 Nandigarna 3.00 P,M W KR PO Rice 40 Bheemavarappadu 0.48 p R Rice

• V = Vagu (Stream) 35

DIRECTORY aod Land use VIJAYAWADA TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, , Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest r------~------, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly improtancc, No. Irrigated Un irrigated waste valion (in Krns.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.(1,315): 0(1,315) 176 25 77 Vijayawada 32 1 855 T.(185): 0.(185) 108 148 98 Vijayawada 32 2 805 T.(103): 0(100),Tk(3) 383 65 N.A. Vijayawada 32 3 949 T.(186): Tk(97),O(89) N.A. Vijayawada 32 4 516 T.(662): 0(649),Tk(13) 68 129 Vijayawada 29 S 684 T.(809): 0(785),Tk(24) 157 47 50 Vijayawada 30 6 T.(922): 0(758),Tk(I64) 324 215 Vijayawada 29 7 T.(734): 0.(734) 84 118 200 Vijayawada 29 8 216 T.(599): 0.(599) 100 17 130 Vijayawada 26 9 T.(798): 0(605),W(193) 186 104 Vijayawada 26 10

T.(l ,268): 0(937), W(256), Tk(75) 301 100 350 Vijayawada 26 II 1,052 T.(1,501): 0(1,174),Tk(169), 1,016 66 591 Vijayawada 30 12 C(113),W(45) 494 T.(726): 0(584),Tk(l42) 313 25 178 Vijayawada 30 13 1,188 T.(1,707): 0(l,083),Tk(566), 1,023 155 524 Vijayawada 3S 14 . C(58) T.(184): 0(157),Tk(27) 182 35 Vijayawada 37 IS

T.(2,437): 0(2,311),W(73),Tk(53) 1,111 N.A. Vijayawada 42 16 T.(2,223): 0(2,07l),Tk(144), 860 543 Vijayawada 32 17 W(8) T.(303); 0(258),C(36),Tk(7), 135 30 Vijayawada 42 18 W(2) T.(2,452): 0(2,165),Tk(262), 333 500 877 Vijayawada 43 19 W(22),e(3) 1,343 T.(567}: 0(443),Tk(66), 159 151 Vijayawada 56 20 W(54),R(4)

487 T.(496): 0(473),Tk(12),W(1l) 177 60 20 Vijayawada 54 21 40 T.(374): Tk{334),W(39),O(1) 880 20 1,412 Vijayawada 56 22 2,000 T,(4,177): 0(3,428),Tk(690), 3,154 1,000 1,834 Vijayawada 58 23 W(59) T.(1,763); 0(1,305),Tk(367), 295 200 281 Vijayawada 51 24 W(75),C(l6) T.(4,054): O(3,448),Tk(458), 2,600 223 522 Vijayawada 48 25 W(83),C(65)

1,151 T.(696): 0(606),Tk(74),C(12), 221 ll5 Vijayawada 43 26 W(4) 779 T.(268): Tk(203),0(53),W(l1) 126 337 1,710 Vijayawada 48 27 R(I) T.(I,932): 0(1,380),Tk(409), 482. 1,J 51 2,209 Vijayawada 58 28 W(143) T.(I,104): 0(965),Tk(139) 200 20 211 Vijayawada 56 29 1,054 Vijayawada 48 30 T.(346): O(339),Tk(7) 148 4,310 Vijayawada 53 31 T.(896): 0(893), W(3) 28 340 415 Vijayawada 48 32 158 T.(1,744): O(l,625),Tk(1l9) 110 43 500 Vijayawada 40 33 400 T.(3,475): O(1,798),Tk(l,624), 128 450 850 Vijayawada 40 34 W(42),C(10),R(l) T.(1,759): 0(1,1l4),Tk(456). 491 126 465 Vijayawada 40 3S W(189)

1,158 T.(763): 0(637),Tk(82),W(44) 12 65 150 Vijayawada 51 36

768 T.(1,229): 0(800),Tk(373), 293 433 30 Vijayawada 42 37 W(48),C(8) 25 T.(2,526): 0(2,408), Tk(89), 301 1.226 1,536 Vijayawada 48 38 W(29) T.(760): Tk(760) 273 415 470 Vijayawada 45 39 T.(115): O(65),Tk(SO) 66 70 44 Vijayawada 32 040 36

VILLAGE Amenities KR1SHNA DISTRICT

Loca· Area AMElSITlES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE V1LLAGE tion Name of in Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

41 Vellaturu 7.93 2P,M D E V' KR PO, Phone Rice 42 Chegireddipadu 1. 13 P W KR Rice 43 Kandulapadu 0.39 Particulars are not available 44 Haveli Mutyalampadu 1.05 P R KR Rice 45 Atukuru 2.38 P E W KR Rice

46 Pinapaka 1. 39 P W PO Rice 47 Narasayagudem 0.68 V Rice 48 Velagaleru 5.26 3P Phc E W PR PO Rice 49 Kothuru 2.73 2P E W KR Rice 50 Tadepalle 2.90 2P,H D E W KR PO Rice

51 Kavuluru 8.05 P,M,2H E W,R KR PO Rice N. (J-... 52 Kadimpothavaram 1.45 l:tzn;I&22'1(I~ri 53 Kondapalle 5.75 IlP,H D E W KR,T PO, Phone .Rice 54 Malkapuram 0.36 55 Gudurupadu 1.14 Uninhabitl!d

56 Nave Pothavaram(Govt.) 1.59 -~ . Uninhabit~d 57 Nave Pothavaram 3.61 Uninhabited (Zamin) 58 Kachavaram 1. 51 W PR Rice 59 Chilukuru 1.55 P Tk KR PO Rice 60 Damuluru 1. 97 P W KR Rice

61 Kotikalapudi 2.40 H E W KR PO Rice 62 Kethanakonda 0.85 4P E W PR PO Rice 63 Machavaram (Zamin) ... 0.62 64 Mulapadu 1.19 2P,H E W PR PO Rice 65 Trilochanapuram 2.74 E W PR

66 Jupudi 2.98 3P R PO Rice 67 Ibrahimpatnam 5.83 4P,M E W PR. PO, Phone Rice 68 Thummalapalcm 0.84 P E R PR Rice 69 Guntupalle 4.18 2P,H E W PR PO Rice 70 Elaprolu 2.62 P Tk KR PO Rice

71 Paidurupadu 1.52 2P W KR PO Rice 72 Rayanapadu 3.22 3P E W KR,T PO Rice 73 Shahabad 0.49 P E W KR Rice 74 Vemavaram 1.51 75 Jakkampudi 3.11 2P E W PR PO Rice

76 Gollapudi 8.73 2P,H D E W,T PR PO, Phone Rice 77 Bhavanipuram 1.48 P E T PR PO, Phone Rice 78 Vidhyadharapuram 1.84 3P E T PR Phone Rice (Rural) 79 Ambapuram I. 38 P E W PR PO Rice 80 Phiryadi Nainavaram ... 2.06 P E W Rice 81 Payakapuram 0.98 P E W KR Rice 82 Kundavari Kandrika ... 1.01 P E W Rice 83 Pathapadu 5.20 3P E W KR PO Rice 84 Nunna 16.15 3P,H E Tk,W KR PO,TO Rice 85 Vijayawada 1. 38 Urban Area (Vijayawada City) 37

DIRECTORY and Land use VIJAYAWADA TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, lN~arest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area availabk and of the logical Code Forest ; Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vat ian (in Kms.) Market if any (ll) (12) (J 3) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1 )

T.(3,674): 0(2,801),Tk(SI0), 589 56 736 Vijayawada 26 41 R(56),C(7) T.(532); 0(378),Tk(152),W(2) 35 62 120 Vijayawada 22 42 Particulars are nQt available 43 T.(474); 0(368),Tk(106) 26 107 70 Vijayawada 21 44 T.(930): 0(398),Tk(284), W(248) 317 32 215 Vijayawada 37 45

T.(548); 0(331),Tk(217) 141 100 103 Vijayawada 27 46 T.(306):O.(306) 46 SO Vijayawada 16 47 847 T.(I ,012): Tk(739),O(l79), 1,086 608 Vijayawada 16 48 R(56),C(38) T.(! ,297): O(752),Tk(545) 72 150 235 Vijayawada 14 49 T.(1,368): 0(1,021),Tk(1l0), 127 105 220 Vijayawada 13 50 R(B7)

T.(3,942); 0(1 ,400),Tk(1, 134), 585 625 Vijayawada 24 51 0(1,385),R(23) T.(505): 0(466),Tk(39) 51 43 299 Vijayawada 24 52 529 T.(1 ,155): O(971),Tk(184) 1,067 196 725 Vijayawada 16 53 • T.(82): 0(82) 14 90 48 Vijayawada 26 54 T(5S3): 0(464),Tw(98),Tk(21) 32 67 Vijayawada 19 55 220 T.(454): 0.(454) 100 425 Vijayawada 27 56 T.(288): 0(286),Tk(2) 182 400 1,350 Vijayawada 32 57

123 T.(486): O(426),Tk(44),W(l6) 9 132 220 Vijayawada 26 58 T.(770): 0.(770) 161 70 Vijayawada 29 59 T.(l,173): 0.(1,173) N.A. Vijayawada 32 60

T.(961): 0.(961) 104 425 Vijayawada 24 61 T.(392): 0.(392) 78 52 75 Vijayawada 24 62 T.(213); 0(201),W(l2) 69 25 25 Vijayawada 22 63 T.(264): W.(264) 363 25 390 Vijayawada 22 64 T.( 1,019): Tk.(1,019) 200 40 N.A Vijayawada 22 65

1,143 76 605 Vijayawada 19 66 T.(1 ,625): W(632),0(619),Tw(3 74) 428 270 1,400 Vijayawada 16 67 T.(301): Tw(201), 0(100) 31 204 Vijayawada 13 68 T.( 1,952): TwO, 725). 0(227) 26 32 506 Vijayawada 10 69 T,(I, 186): Tk(528), C.(243), Tw(219), 60 34 390 Vijayawada 24 70 0(196)

T,(682): Tk(394),O(288) 18 270 Vijayawada 10 71 T.(1 ,491); C(I ,007),0(321), 93 496 Vijayawada 11 n Tk(l63) T.(202): W(lil ),0(82),C(9) 28 12 Vijayawada 14 73 T.(693): O(528),Tk(126),R(39) 64 55 155 Vijayawada 13 74 T,O ,583); W(7 38),0(700), C(132), 131 270 Vijayawada 14 75 Tk(l3)

T.(3,315): Tw(2,386),W(664). 300 1,950 Vijayawada 9 76 0(265) T.(664): 0(454),Tw(207),W(3) 222 248 Vijayawada 6 77 T.(494); O(492),R(2) 429 250 Vijayawada 3 78 T.(822): 0(S97),W(22S) 31 25 Vijayawada 6 79 401 T.(704): 0(696), Tk(8) 127 85 Vijayawada 10 80

T.(521): O(509),Tk(7),W(5) 63 40 Vijayawada 6 81 T.(472): 0(395), Tk(75),W(2) 130 40 Vijayawada 11 82 T.(2,033); O(l,838),Tk(195) 356 240 Vijayawada 11 83 T.(4,851): 0(4,258),Tk(593) 851'1 1,645 2,980 Vijayawada 11 84 Urha/f AYI!IQ (VijayQwada City) 85 38 VIT..LAGE Amenities KRISHNA DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENmES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

86 Mokhasa Muthyalam- 0.91 Urban Area (Tncluded in Vijayawada City) padu 87 Mokhasa Machavaram. 0.91 Urban Area (ineluded in Vijayawada City) 88 M ogalrajapuram 1.24 Urban Area (Included in Vijayawada City) 89 Patamata 2.66 Urban Area (Patamata Town) 90 Gunadala 4.26 Urban Area (Gunadala Town) 91 Ramvarappadu 1.28 P E W PR,T PO,TO, Rice Phone 92 Prasadampadu 0.91 , p E W PR Rice 93 Kanuru 3.47 P,M E W KR 2PO Rice 94 Enikepadu 1.88 2P D E W PR PO, Phone Rice 95 Nidamanuru 2.08 3P,H D E W PR PO Rice 96 Done Atukuru 2.37 97 Gudavalle 1.88 2P E W KR Rice 98 Velpuru 3.06 2P,M E W KR PO Rice 99 Uppaluru 2.60 M,H E W PR,T PO Rice

100 Edupugallu 3.59 2P,M,H D E W PR PO Rice 101 Ganguru 2.08 P E W PR PO Rice 102 Poranki 4.57 2P,2M E W PR PO,TO Rice 103 Tadigadapa 2.24 M E W KR PO Rice 104 Enamalakuduru 1.10 21> E W KR PO Rice 105 Pedapulipaka 3.74 3P E W,T KR PO Rice 106 Chodavaram 6.37 P,M E W KR PO Rice 107 PenamaJluru 2.39 4P,H D E W,Y@ PR,KR Rice 108 Vanukuru 3.36 3P,M E W KR PO, Phone Rice 109 Madduru 3.58 P,M E " W PR PO Rice 110 Godavarru 3.71 P,H E W,T KR PO Rice 111 Gosala 1.28 2P,2M E W KR Rice 112 Kankipadu 3.90 u;i"an Area, (Kankipadu Town) 113 Punadipadu 2.64 2P,H '" E W KR PO, Phone Rice 114 Kolavennu 4.72 4P,H D E W KR PO, Phone Rice lIS Tenoeru 2.86 P,M D E W KR,T PO Rice 116 Maredumaka 1.03 P,M E W KR Rice 117 Kandalampadu 0.40 P E W KR Rico 118 Kunderu 3.11 P,2M E W KR PO Rice 119 Neppalle 1.29 M E W KR PO Rice 120 Konathanapadu 0.72 2P E W KR Rice 121 Prodduturu 1.53 2P,H E W KR PO Rice 122 Boddapadu 2.53 P,M E W KR PO Rice 123 Chinnapulipaka 1.50 P E W KR Rice 124 Royyuru 4.77 2P,M D E W KR PO Rice 125 North Valluru 7.64· 6P,M,H ,D E W KR PO,TO, Rice Phone

126 South ValIum 7.19 3P,M E W KR PTO, Phone Rice 127 Garikaparru 1.16 P,M E W KR PO Rice 128 Penamakuru 2.39 P,R E W KR PO, Phone Rice 129 Chaganitipadu 4.26 2P E W,T KR PO Rice 130 Devarapalle 4.29 3P E W KR PO Phone Rice

@ V - Yagu 39

DIRECTORY and Land use VIJAYAWADA TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, Nearest DiY historical Loea- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultiva ted Area available and of the logical Code Forest - Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (I 8) (1)

Urban Area ([ncluded in Vijayawada City) 86

Utban Area (Included in Vijayawada Cit» 87 Urban Area (Included in Vijayawada City) 88 Urban Area (Patamata Town) 89 Urban Area (Cl/Ilaaa/a Town) 90

T.(538): W(350),C(132),R(56) 100 180 Vijayawada 8 91

T.(381): O(283),C(73),R(20), 98 83 Vijayawada 8 92 Tw(S) T.(2,077): C(1,263),W(814) 105 840 Vijayawada 10 93 T.(915): C(535), W(380) 23 190 Vijayawada 13 94 T.(994): C(956),Tk(21),W(17) 115 200 Vijayawada 11 95

T.(890): C(870),O(14),W(6) 17 5 557 Vijayawada 29 96 T.(985): C(732),W(134),R(91). 54 160 Vijayawada 14 97 0(28) T.(I ,836): CO ,821), W(9) 75 40 Vijayawada 16 98 T.(1,291): C(1,262),W(22),R(4), 109 262 Vijayawada 8 99 0(3) T.(2,OI6): C(1, 748), W(236),O(32) 7 213 Vijayawada 14 100 T.(I,080): C(736),W(344) !!3 150 Vijayawada 14 101 T.(2,S20): C(1,746),W(565), 209 175 Vijayawada 13 102 0(209) T.(r,233): W(807),C(331),O(95) 175 Vijayawada 11 103 T.(582): 0(223), W(200),C(l59) 53 65 Vijayawada 8 104 T.(I ,233): C(738),0(495) 1,054 Vijayawada 13 105

T.(1,856): C(l,366),0(463),R(27) 110 800 1,301 Vijayawada 16 106 T.(1,462): C(766),W(S66),O(l30) 50 Vijayawada 13 107 T.(1,888): C(1,658), W(I43),0(87) 65 150 Vijayawada 16 108 T.(1,303): C(887),O(259),W(l57) 100 771 Vijayawada 19 109 T.(2,098); C(1,965),0(130),W(3) 41 229 Vijayawada 5 110 T.(660): W(392),C(2U),0(57) 39 100 Vijayawada 16 III Urban Art~a (Kal1kipadu Town) 112 T.(1,498): C(1,457),W(34),0(7) . 67 ... 115 Vijayawada 24 113 T.(2,636): C(2,333),O(303) 124 275 Vijayawada 22 114 T.(1,486): C(1,48l),O(5) 105 5 200 Vijayawada 24 115 T.(577):C.(571) 19 50 N.A. Vijayawada 26 116 T.(240): C(180),O(40),W(20) N.A. N.A. Vijayawada 22 117 T.(1,714): C(1,697),0(11),W(6) 7I 200 Vijayawada 24 118 T.(697), C(688),W(7),O(2) 34 85 Vijayawada 24 119 T.(423): C(420),0(3) 40 N.A. Vijayawada 21 120

T.(825): C(634),0(191) 104 Vijayawada 22 121 T.(l,388): C(1,165),0(223) 23 200 Vijayawada 24 122 T.(834): C(796),O(38) 112 N.A. Vijayawada 24 123 T.(2,040): C(1,044),O(996) 172 390 751 Vijayawada 26 124 T.(2,581): C(1,Sll),Ol,070) 2,093 200 N.A. Vijayawada 38 125

T.(2,792): 0(1,838),C(954) 94 100 11,605 Vijayawada 38 126 T.(386): C(27J),TW(70),O(43) 271 53 Vijayawada 35 127 T.(1;316): W.(1,316) 173 Vijayawada 32 128 T.(l,779): O(l,126),C(653) 98 770 Vijayawada 38 129 T.O,757): Tw(l,205),0(290), 10 156 850 Vijayawada 38 130 C(262)

NANDIGAMA TALUK - Talalt 801l1UI.,, ·s --- "'lIl.,e Ioulldary with Loat(4ft Cod. Nnmber ANDHRA PRADESH ~ T~.k Hadq."",,, NANDIGAMA TALUK • TClWft$ ~ UfbanAI'H

KRISHNA DISTRICT PARATAU Nata. of.at ~ vu. ww. ".lIII'Ium POfM'I .... lon of ~ 5,000 "lib loc-,:Uon SMlI Not_ Hip... ,..

--- Othc,. koeds ~ rtJvers

• S,.MbclIk ~1tIt1oll of Y!f ..... ! 5,000 Md abo"

• 1,000 (6 4,999

.. 500 to '" • 20(1 to m • Less Chin 100 JAGGAYYAPET o Ulltnh.Mted INO. SUB. T ALUK P.O. Post OffIce P.s, P.alici Station II.H. &0., Houso, T""".., &In...,.

tiospltah, Prlmarr Health Centrcl, Dkpensariel, Child- II'Id Mal.. nlt1 Welfare Caltr. TALUK DISTRICT

TALUK TALUK GUNTUR DlSTRICT

GUNTUR ANOHRA PRADESH KR'SHNA DISTRICT GUNTUR: DISTRICT MI.U 64 0 'i 128 ~ 6f " 60 .. 1%,,92 l"~.

NWlllber Qf Vllt.p Number of Sq. Mil" Inhabited U.lnt.bitef! Towns

391.1'1 100 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

NANDIGAMA TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No.

(l) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

72 Adaviravulapadu 1 Kakaravai 106 Paritala 79 Aitavaram 4- Kambhampadu 60 Patempadu 27 Alluru 9S Kanchala 26 Peddapuram 80 Ambarupeta 98 Kanchikacherla 50 Peddavaram 6 Anigandlapadu 58 Kasarabada 97 Pendyala 51 Katrenipalle 9 Penuganchiprolll 49 Bandipalem 94 Keesara 92 Perakalapadu 105 Bathenapadu 78 Kethaveerunipadu 48 Pochampalle 56 Bobbellapadu 59·A Kodavatikallu 59 Pokkunuru 83 Bodavada 13 Kollikulla 91 Ponnavaram 53 Brahmabotlapalem 47 Konakanchi 63 Popuru 36 Konatalapalle 61 Punnavalle 77 Chandapuram 20 Konathamathmakuru 57 Chandarlapadu 54 Konayapalem 81 Raghavapuram 33 Chattannavaram 17 Konduru 35 Ramapuram 34 Chavatapalle 102 Kunikinapadu 18 Ramireddipalle 29 Chennaraopalem 76 Kurugantivari Khandrika 39 Rudravaram 103 Chevitikallu 66 Chintalapadu 75 Latchapalem 96 Saidapuram 31 Laxmipuram 15 Sanagapadu 10 Lingagudem 42 Satyavaram 32 , Dachavaram 73 Lingalapadu 100 Seri J\rnaravaraDl 21 Damuluru 38 Somavaram 23 Doddadevarapadu 2 Machinenipalem 12 Subbayagudem 16 MagalIu 24 Erullapadu 70 Medipalem 3 Talluru 65 Eturu 104 Moguluru 84 Thadigummi 5 Muchintala alias 74 Thakkellapadu 93 GandepaUe Bodapadu 45 Thotacherla 107 Gani J\tkuru 44 Munagacherla 67 Thotaravulapadu 86 Gokarajupalle 71 M unagalapalle 68 Thurlapadu 40 Gollamudi 11 Mundlapadu 28 Timmapuram 90 Gottumukkala 101 Munnaluru 19 Torragudipadu 52 Gudimetla 69 Muppalla 55 GudimetJapalem 57-J\ Ustepalle 8 GummadiduI:u 82 Nandaluru 43 Nandigama 22 Vairidhari J\nnavaram 88 J agannadhapuram 89 Narasimharaopalem 62 Veladi 87 Jammavaram 46 Nawabpeta 85 Vellanki 2S Jayanthi 99 Vemulapalle 7 Jonnalagadda 41 Pallagiri 14 Venkatapuram 30 Jujjuru 37 Pallempalle 64 Vi bhareetapadu

41 42

VILLAGE Amenities KRISHNA DISTRICT

Loca­ Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THI! VILLAGE tion Name of in Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu­ Postal and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Kakaravai 2.56 P E W KR PO Jowar 2 Machinenipalem 1.51 P E W KR PO Jowar 3 Talluru 1.72 P W KR PO Jowar 4 Kambhampadu '" 5.61 2P E W KR PO Ri,J 5 Muchintala alias Bodapadu 2.88 2P E W KR PO Rice 6 Anigandlapadu 7.88 P,M,H E W KR 2PO Rice 7 Jonnalagadda 1.55 P,H E W PR PO Jowar 8 Gummadiduru 3.75 P E W KR PO Rice 9 Penuganchiprolu 14.90 2P,H Phc E W PR PTO Rice 10 Lingagudem 1.64 p E W KR Jowar 11 Mundlapadu 6.51' P,H W PR PO,Phone lowar 12 Subbayagudem 1.36 P E W KR PO Rice J3 KoJlikuJla 1.94 P D W KR Jowar 14 Vcnkatapuram 3.06 P W,R KR Jowar 15 Sanagapadu 4.22 P,M E W KR PO, Phone Ri,] 16 Magallu 5.52 P,M E W KR PO Ri<:e 17 Konduru 2.24 p E W KR PO Rice 18 Ramireddipalle 2.04 p E W KR PO Rice 19 Thorragudipadu '" 1.02 p W KR Rice 20 Konathamathmakuru . 2.08 p E W,R KR PO Jowar 21 Damuluru '" 2.64 p E W,R KR PO Rice 22 Vairidhari Annavaram 1.39 P W.R KR lowar 23 Doddadevarapadu 1.98 2P W KR PO Ri,J 24 Erullapadu 3.22 P,H W KR PO Rice 25 Jayanthi 6.71 3P,2M W KR PO Ri,J 26 Peddapuram 2.93 P W PR PO Ri,J 27 Alluru 4.57 2P,2M E W PR PO Ri,J 28 Timmapuram 1.80 W KR Jowar 29 Chennaraopalem 2.42 P E W KR PO Jowar 30 JUjjUTU 9.84 2P,H D E W PR PO Ri,J 31 Laxmipuram 1.14 Uninhabited 32 Dachavaram 0.89 p W,R KR Jowar 33 Chattannavaram 1.57 P W KR Jowar 34 Chavatapalle 1.39 M W KR PO Jowar 35 Ramapuram 0.64 Uninhabited 36 Konatalapalle 4.15 2P w KR PO Jowar 37 Pailempalle 1. 74 P W KR Jowar 38 Somavaram 3.16 2P W,R KR PO Rice 39 Rudravaram 1.50 P,M W,R KR PO Rice 40 Gollamudi 3.21 P E W,R KR PO Rice 41 Pallagiri 2.93 P E W KR PO Rice 42 Satyavaram 1.01 Uninhabited 43 Nandigama 11.24 Urban Area (Nandigama Town) 44 Munagacherla 1.61 P E W PR PO Jowar 45 Thotacherla 2.56 P E W PR Jowar 46 Nawabpeta 5.41 2P,M E W PR PO Ri,J 4-7 Konakanchi 7.28 P,H E W PR PO,Phone Ri,J 48 Pochampalle 6.31 P E W KR PO Ri,J 49 Bandipalem 5.74 2P E W KR PO,Phone Rice 50 Peddavaram 8.10 P,H D E W KR PO Ri,J 51 Katrenipa11e 1.18 Uni'nhabited 52 Gudimetla 10.17 P W KR PO Jowar 53 Brahmabotlapalem 0.52 W Jowar 54 Konayapalem 5.22 2P,H D W KR PO Jowar 55 GudimetJapalem 1.48 Uninhabited 43

DIRECTORY and Land use NANDIGAMA TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land usc in acres) Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest -, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (l3) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T(76): 0.(76) 1,290 270 N.A. Madhira 9 1 T(2): 0.(2) 925 23 20 Madhira 7 2 992 70 37 Madhira 6 3 T.(l58): C(86),Tk(42),0(30) 2,415 381 629 Madhira 10 4 T.(925): C,(925) 711 63 144 Jaggaiahpet 24 5

T.(821):C(807),W(14) 3,472 705 48 Madhira 10 6 704 179 lID Madhira 6 7 T.(293): c'(293) 1,731 86 294 Nandigama 16 8 T.(1,203): CCI,200), 4,370 625 3,337 Nandigama 20 9 W(3) 820 51 180 Nandigama 20 10

3,384 414 371 Nandigama 13 II 642 162 69 Nandigama 16 12 T.(20): 0(l9),W(l) 954 252 16 Nandigama 13 13 T.(94): C(87),W(7) 1,321 547 N.A. Nandigama 20 14 T(72): C(61),W(ll) 1,601 119 904 Nandigama 5 15

T.(464): C(437),W(27) 2,545 344 182 Nandigama 6 16 T.(63): C(63) 1,178 49 143 Nandigama 9 17 • T.(I95): CCI60),W(35) 968 71 75 Madhira 9 18 529 112 87 Nandigama 10 19 T.(40): 0(40) 1,001 239 52 Madhira 8 20 T.(126): C(120),W(6) 1,330 190 46 Nandigama 12 21 T.(21): 0(21) 671 100 138 Madhira 10 22 1.(92):W(48).R(44) 768 366 41 Madhira 12 23 T.(61): R(31),0(23),W(7) 1,381 556 62 Madhira 14 24 T.(l82); Tk{lOJ),W(81) 3,299 477 337 Madhira 16 25 T .(25); 0(25) 1,648 35 167 Madhira 18 26 T.(142): Tk(IIO),0(32) 2,484 372 94 Madhira 21 27 7 826 60 261 Madhira 23 T.(76): C(55),W(21) 28 1,230 106 139 Nandigama 27 29 T.(126): Tk(81),0(45) 5,472 182 517 Nandigama 24 30

T.(7): W(7) 647 36 41 Nandigama 28 31 T.(98): Tk(53),0(29),W(16) 213 229 35 Nandigama 28 32 T.(22): O(15),W(7) 867 34 81 Nandigama 26 33 T.(6): 0(6) 746 52 88 Nandigama 28 34 396 13 Nandigama 28 35

T.(99): W(40),R(38),0(21) 1,965 556 36 Nandigama 30 36 T.(6): R.(6) 557 190 N.A. Nandigama 32 37 T.(355): C.(355) 945 373 351 Nandigama 11 38 698 174 137 Nandigama 9 39 T.(63): W(38),CC25) 1,746 49 202 Nandigama 9 40

1,168 110 155 Nandigama 5 41 590 60 Nandigama 5 42 Urban Area (Nandigama Town) 43 T.(22): W.(22) 689 141 178 Nandigama 5 44 T.(35): W.(35) 1,245 183 177 Nandigama 8 45 T.(119): W.(I19) 2.690 205 453 Nandigama 12 46 T.(98): W.(98) 2,664 597 1,304 Nandigama 16 1,177 47 T.(332}: W(258),Tk(74) 2,532 N.A. Nandigama 16 48 1,039 T.(207): W.(207) ],827 N.A. Nandigama 3 49 T.(178); W(106),Tk(72) 2,813 1,996 198 Nandigama ]6 50 135 T.(39): C(39) 482 41 55 Nandigama 16 51 890 3,679 970 938 Nandigama 18 52 284 13 34 Nandigama 14 53 T.(76): W(40),O(36) 2,410 259 598 Nandigama 13 54 724 123 96 Nandigama 14 55 44

VILLAGE Amenities KRISHNA DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABl.E WITHIN THE Vl[.LAGE tion Name of in Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

56 Bobbellapadu 4.09 P W KR PO lowar 57 Chandarlapadu 5.18 2P,R Phc E W KR PO Ri,J 57-A Ustepalle 2.90 P W,R KR lowar 58 Kasarabada 3.20 P E W KR PO Ri,J 59 Pokkunuru 3.13 P E W,R KR PO Ri,J 59-A Kodavatikallu 7.47' P W,R KR PO Jowar 60 Patempadu 1.92 P W KR PO Jowar 61 Punnavalle 1.04 P W KR PO Ri,J 62 Veladi 2.66 P,M W KR PO Ri,J 63 Popuru 2.59 P E W,R. KR PO Jowar 64 Vibhareetapadu 1.58 P W,R KR PO Jowar 65 Eturu 6.87 2P,M D E W KR PO Jowat 66 Chintalapadu 8.08 P,M E W KR PO Ri.J 67 Thotaravulapadu 4.66 2P W KR PO Ri,J 68 Thurlapadu 7.13 P E W KR 2PO Ri,J 69 Muppalla 6.11 2P,1I E W KR PO Ri,J 70 Medipalem 1.18 Uninhabited Ri,J 71 M unagalapal1e 1.54 P E W KR Ri,J 72 Adaviravulapadu 2.64 P E W KR Ri,J 73 Lingalapadu 1.33 P E W KR PO Ri,J 74 Takkellapadu 1. 73 P E W KR PO Ri,J 75 Latchapalem 1.36 P E W KR Ri,J 76 Kurugantivari 0.78 Uninhabited Khandrika 77 Chandapuram 2.54 P E W KR Rice 78 Kethaveerunipadu 1. 77 P W KR PO Ri,J 79 Aitavaram 2.00 P E W PR PO Ri,J 80 Ambarupeta 1.25 P E W PR Ri,J 81 Raghavapuram 5.07 2M E W KR 2PO Ri,] 82 Nandaluru 1.67 P W,R. KR Ri,J 83 Bodavada 0.95 P E W,R KR PO Ri,J 84 ~hadigummi 1.07 P W,rt KR Ri,J 85 ellanki 4.18 4P W,R KR PO,Phone Ri,J 86 Gokarajupalle 1.07 P W KR Ri,J 87 Jammavaram 1. 66 2M E W KR PO Ri,J 88 Jagannadhapuram 1.09 P E W PR Ri,J 89 Narasimharaopalem 2.16 P E W KR Jowar 90 Gottumukkala 7.30 P E W KR PO Jowar 91 Ponnavaram 2.42 P E W KR PO Rice n Perakalapadu 1.53 P E W KR lowar 93 GandepaUe 4.13 P,B: D E W,R KR PO Ri,J 94 Keesara 2.56 P E W,R PR PO Ri,J 95 Kanchala 3.58 P E W KR PO Ri,J 96 Saidapuram 0.96 Uninhahited 97 Pendyala 3.77 2P D E R,W KR PO Ri,J 98 KanchikacherIa 11.44 2P,H D E W PR PTO,Phone Rice 99 VemulapaUe 3.67 P E R,W KR PO Jowar 100 Seci Amaravaram 2.95 P R KR Jowar 101 Munnaluru . 1.14 P E W KR PO Rice 102 Kunikinapadu 1.48 P E R KR Rice 103 Chevitikallu 3.36 2M D E W KR PO Rice 104 Moguluru 5.52 2P,H D E W KR PO Rice 105 Bathenapadu 2.49 P W KR Jowar 106 Paritala 9.57 2P,2M D E W PR PO,Phone Ri,J 107 Gani Atkum 10.59 P,2M W KR 1"0 Ri,J 45

DIRECTORY and Land use NAl"lDIGAMA TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types land use in acres) Religious, ot Loca- -' Nearest Day historical or days or archaeo- tion Area not Town Code Cultivated Area available and of the logical No. Forest Clllturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if -any (1) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18)

T.(S): W(8) 56 2,266 240 108 Nandigama 12 57 2,914 199 143 Nandigama 16 57A 969 168 713 Nandigama 19 58 1,665 273 111 Nandigama 26 59 1,677 220 106 Nandigama 24 59A T.(l3): C(13) 2,575 1,588 604 Nandigama 24 60 948 281 5 Nandigama 19 61 T.(93): C.(9J) 383 lIS 70 Nandigama 25 T.(15): C(10S),W(7) 62 968 369 253 Nandigama 28 63 T.(2): W(2) 1,333 189 138 Nandigama 28 T.(4): W(4) 64 738 173 98 Nandigama 26 65 T.(83): C(63),W(20) 1,532 300 2,486 Nandigama 23 66 T.(48): W.(4S) 4,366 487 271 Nandigama 20 67 T.(40): W(40) 2,Ol5 820 110 Nandigama 17 T.(15): W(15) 68 3,535 605 339 Nandigama 14 69 1'(104;: W(104) 2,917 646 247 Nandigama 11 70 T.(6): 0(6) 675 37 47 Nandigama 10 71 T.132): W(32) 636 266 55 Nandigama 9 72 T.(40J: W(40) 1,314 253 80 Nandigama 5 73 T.(25): W(25) 683 50 n Nandigama 7 T(8): W(8) 74 919 102 72 Nandigama 9 75 T.(2): W(2) 771 51 44 Nandigama 10 76 404 81 17 Nandigama 2 77 1,367 175 89 Nandigama 5 78 T.(243): C(173),O(70) 791 95 N.A. Nandigama 5 79 T .(111): W(94), Tk( 17) 691 110 369 Nandigama 3 80 T.(62): TW(24),R(21),Tk(l7) 434 52 252 Nandigama 3 81 T.(318): C.(318) 2,076 588 267 Nandigama 3 82 T.(152): C(152) 818 56 48 Nandigama 16 83 524 52 30 Nandigama 16 84 442 195 51 Nandigama 18 85 T.(I51): 0(151) 2,139 290 95 Nandigama 18 86 433 186 63 Nandigama 19 S7 T.(1): 0(1) 909 73 84 Nandigama 12 88 654 45 N.A. Nandigama 20 89 150 T.(2I3): 0(213) 989 31 N.A. Nandigama 22 90 T.(36): 0(36) 3,216 800 618 Nandigama 18 91 T.(55): Tk(50), W(5) 1,192 306 N.A. Nandigama 20 92 T.(i66): Tk(l66) 670 86 63 Nandigama 16 93 T.(136): C(68),Tk(63),W(5) 1,839 406 268 Nandigama 10 94 T.(13): W(13) 840 432 352 Nandigama 9 95 T.(254): W(254) 1,029 258 754 Nandigama 8 96 T.(17): W(17) 369 146 81 Nandigama 8 97 T.(45): O(38),W(7) 1,484 333 556 Nandigama 9 98 T.(S): W(8) 6,453 371 491 Nandigama 16 99 _.. . 340 2,011 Nandigama 14 100 T.(1): 0(1) 1,218 255 414 Nandigama 16 101 T.(340): R(338), W(2) 135 171 85 Nandigama 26 102 T.(113): R(94),W(19) 749 17 72 Nandigama 26 103 T.(449): R(435),W(l4) 1,320 50 267 Nandigama 26 104 T.O 18): R(101),O(13),Tk(4) 2,680 208 529 Nandigama 26 lOS 1,4B5 62 46 Nandigama 22 106 T.(739): Tk(669),0(70) 2,850 992 1,544 Nandigama 18 107 T.(153): R(75),Tk(52),O(26) 3,232 445 2,947 Nandigama 30

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JAGGAYYAPET IND. SUB-TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. 0(1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) 30 Alurupadu 33 Hassanabada 6 Rarnachandrunipeta 11 Annavaram 17 Ravikarnpadu 9 Anurnanchipalle 3 Indugapalle 42 Ravirala 28 Rebbavaram 10 Balusupadu 14 Jaggayyapet 39 Bhimavararn 43 Jayantipuram 4 Buchavaram 12 Budavada 22 Kanneveedu 15 Sherrnohammadpet 44 Kowlhavari Agraharam 38 Chillakallu 21 Chinamodugapalle 7 Takkellapadu 32 Chittela 31 Lingala 36 Tirumalagiri 37 Torraguntapalem 25 Dabbakupalle 34 Makkapeta 13 Tripuravaram 18 Dochupaiem 2 Ma1kapuram 19 Mangollu 5 Gandrayj 45 M ukteswarapuram 26 Vatsavayi 24 Gangavaili 41 Vedadri 8 Garikapadu 20 Pedamodugapalle 16 Veerabhadrunipalem 40 23 Pochavaram 29 Vemavaram 35 Gopinenipalem 1 Polampalle 27 Vemulanarva

47 48

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Loea- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAm tion Name of in Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medica! Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

(l) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Polampalle 7.35 P,H W KR PO Ri,J 2 Malkapuram 4,08 2M E w KR PO Ri,J 3 Indugapalle 3,60 P W,R KR Ri,J 4 Buehavaram 2,92 P Phe E W KR Ri,J 5 Gandrayi 5,10 P,H D E W KR PO,Phone Ri,J 6 Ramachandrunipeta 1,49 P W KR Ri,J 7 Takkellapadu 2,40 p E W,R PR PO Ri,J 8 Garikapadu 0,75 P E T PR PO Ri,J 9 Anumanchipalle 5.13 2M E W PR PO Ri,J 10 Dalusupadu 2,06 P E W,R PR PO Ri,J 11 Annavaram 3,46 P,M E W,R KR PO Ri,J 12 Budavada 7,85 P W,R KR Ri,J 13 Tripuravaram 2,20 Uninhabited 14 Jaggayyapet 14.06 Urban Area (Jaggayyapet Town) 15 Shermohammadpet l. 95 P,2M E W PR PO Ri,J 16 Veerabhadrunipalem 0.61 Unin/tabited 17 Ravikampadu 1.42 Uninhabited 18 Dochupalem 1. 98 P E W KR Ri,J 19 Mangol1u 2,75 P,2M E W KR PO Ri,] 20 Pedamodugapalle 1. 37 .p E W KR PO Ri,J 21 Chinamodugapa1!e 1,22 P E W KR Ri,J 22 Kanneveedu 2,95 P,R E W KR PO Ri,J 23 Pochavaram 0,87 P W KR Ri,J 24 Gangavalli 0,97 P W KR Ri,J 25 Dabbakupalle 3,05 p E W KR PO Ri,J 26 Vatsavayi 7.56 P,R E W PR PO,TO Ri,J 27 Vemulanarva 3.79 P,M E W KR PO Ri,J 28 Rebbavaram 0.78 Uninhabited 29 Vemavaram 1.48 P E W KR PO Ri,J 30 Alurupadu 1.06 P E W KR Ri,J 31 Lingala 2,64 P E W,R PR PO Ri,J 32 Chittela 3.53 P W PR Ri,J 33 Hassanabada 0,19 Uninhabited 34 Makkapeta 3.79 P E W PR PO Ri,J .35 Gopinenipalem 1. 31 P,M E W KR PO Ri,J 36 Tirumaiagiri 4,29 P E W KR PO Ri,J 37 Torraguntapalem 0.86 Particulars are not available 38 Chillakallu 5.34 P,M E W PR PO Ri,J 39 Bhimavaram 9.33 P,R E W KR PO,TO Ri,J 40 Gavaravaram 3.99 M E W PR PO,Phone Ri,J

41 Vedadri 5.16 P E .W,R KR PO Ri,J 42 Ravirala 3,61 p E W,R KR Ri,J 43 Jayantipuram ... 4.21 P E W KR PO Ri,J 44 Kowthavari Agraharam 2,42 p E W PR Ri,J 45 Mukteswarapuram 5.78 P E W,R PR PO Ri,J 49

DIRECTORY and Land use JAG/iAYVAPET IND. SUB-TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ~L Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,.... -, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in KIns.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.(l65): C(90),C(36),W(34), 2,753 90 1,877 Jaggayyapet 25 Tk(5) T.(33): W(33) 1,610 224 743 Jaggayyapet 18 2 T.(21): WOl),Tk(10) 1,117 239 925 Jaggayyapet IS 3 T.(ll): WOl) 1,188 392 279 Jaggayyapet 13 4 501 T.(S7): W(77), Tk(1 0) 1,115 768 792 Jaggayyapet 13 5 69 T.(9): W(9) 547 20 296 Jaggayyapet 8 6 145 T.(14): C(10),W(4) J,082 26 272 Jaggayyapet 13 7 T.(54): C(50),W(4) 136 I 291 Jaggayyapet 11 8 233 T.(335): Tk(225),C(70),W(40) 848 106 1,764 Jaggayyapet 8 9 91 T.(46): C(37),W(9) 748 5 433 Jaggayyapet 8 10

728 T.(72): W(72) 863 42 509 Jaggayyapet 11 11 2,062 T.(29): W(29) 1,292 10 1,635 Jaggayyapet 15 12 886 ' 150 70 303 Jaggayyapet 12 13 Urban Area (Jaggayyapet Town) 14 T.(170): Tk(140),W(30) 552 115 410 Jaggayyapet 5 15 T.(9): W(9) 237 30 117 Jaggayyapet 9 16 T.(29): W(29) 553 180 147 Jaggayyapet 6 17 T.(86): W(73),Tk(13) 726 153 306 Jaggayyapet 10 18 T.(76): W(72),Tk(4) 1,11 I 226 347 Jaggayyapet 8 19 T.(9): W(9) 475 80 312 Jaggayyapet 13 20

T.(22): W(22) 550 200 ~8 Jaggayyapet 18 21 T.(14S): Tk(114),W(34) 1,136 381 218 Jaggayyapet 18 22 T.(SO): C(70),W(10) 259 88 125 Jaggayyapet 19 23 T.(170): C(143),Tk(14),W(13) 230 25 196 Jaggayyapet 18 24 T.(26): W(26) 1,201 254 471 Jaggayyapet 22 25 T.(520): C(443),W(57),Tk(20) 2,821 822 617 Jaggayyapet 22 26 T.(22): W(22) 2,028 385 Jaggayyapet 27 27 T.(204): C(202),W(2) 200 99- Jaggayyapet 22 28 T.(384): C(368),W(l6) 223 345 Jaggayyapet 22 29 T.(255): C(234),W(2I) 75 348 Jaggayyapet 19 30 T.(542): C(414),Tk(1l0),W(18) 430 50 666 Jaggayyapet 16 31 T.(167): W(141),Tk(26) 1,274 267 555 Jaggayyapet 15 32 T.(l3): W(13) 106 N.A. Jaggayyapet 14 33 T.(229): Tk(l28),W(lOl) 1,696 280 360 Jaggayyapet 13 34 T.(36): W(36) 704 J8 83 Jaggayyapet 16 35

T.(12): ~(12) 1,979 ' 405 349 Jaggayyapet 8 Venkateswara 36 Swamy Temple T.(34): W(34) 405 40 68 J aggayyapet 3 • 37 1,905 T.(176): W(I13),Tk(63) 1,342 N.A. Jaggayyapet 5 38 T.(89): W(66),Tk(23) 4,133 479 1,271 Jaggayyapet 13 39 114 T.(72): W(56), Tk(16) 1,439 537 388 Jaggayyapet 13 Sri Vedadri Laksmi- 40 narasimha Swamy Temple

T.(15): 0(15) 956 382 J,954 Jaggayyapet 14 41 1,646 T.(3): 0(3) 385 138 140 Jaggayyapet 14 42 1,379 T.(102): W(53),Li(49) 463 173 577 Jaggayyapet 5 43 T.(63): Li(50),W(13) 414 221 850 Jaggayyapet 5 44 T.(60): Li(40),W(20) 1,136 797 1,756 Jaggayyapet 10 45

TIRUVUR TALUK

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TlRUVUR TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 21 AkkapaJem 24 Kokilampadu 76 Parvatapuram 26 Anjeneyapuram 70 Kondaparva 28 Patha Tiruvur 35 Anumullanka 38 Konduru 11 PedaKomira 14 Arlapadu 3 Konijerla 18 Peddavaram 73 Arugolanupeta 64 Korlamanda 8 Penugolanu 39 Atlapragada 78 Kotapadu 81 Polavalam 84 Kothagudem 42 Polisettipadu 7'5 Burugagudcm 12 Kothapalle 79 Pothanapalle 55 Kudapa 49 Putrela 67 Chandrupatla 52 Kurrimarakuntla 6S Chanubanda 59 Kunaparajaparva 7 Rajavaram 74 Chatrayi 22 Rajupeta 10 Chennavaram 45 Ramannapalem 77 Chinnampeta 25 Lakshmipuram 57 Rangapurain 32 Chintalapadu 15 Lingala 58 Reddigudem 71 Chittapuru 51 Repudi 27 Chittela 31 Rolupade 60 Maddulaparva 5 Dundiralapadu 54 Madhavaram (East) 83 Somavaram 53 Madhavaram (West) 17 Erramadu 47 Mallela 68 Tatakuntla 80 Mankollu 62 TelIadevarapaIle 33 Gampalagudem (East and West) 43 Marepalle 82 Tummagudem 44 Ganugapadu 13 Medur 6 Tunikipadu 50 Gollamandala 61 MuchinapaUe 9 Gosaveedu 20 Munukulla Ummadidevupalle 16 Gullapudi 30 Mustikuntla 46 YalJampatla 72 Janardhanavaram 29 Vamakuntla 23 Nadimi Tiruvur 19 Vavilala 63 Kalagara 66 Narasapuram 48 'Yemireddipalle 41 Kambhampadu 37 Narikampadu 36 Vinagadapa 34 Kanumuru 56 Narukullapadu 6c} 40 Koduru 2 Nemali 4 Vutukuru

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Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Dr,inking Commu- Postal and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Ummadidevupalle 0.95 P W KR Ri,J 2 Nemali 3.28 P,H D W KR PO Ri,J 3 Konijerla 4.40 2P W KR PO Ri,] 4 Vutukuru 8.81 2M E W KR PO Ri,J 5 Dundiralapadu 3.14 P W KR PO Ri,J 6 Tunikipadu 4.36 P,M D W KR PO Ri,] 7 Rajavaram 1.26 P E W KR Ri,] 8 Penugolanu 9.04 2P,H D E W KR PO,TO Ri,J 9 Gosaveedu 3.62 P E W KR PO Ri,J 10 Chennavaram 2.27 P W KR Ri,l 11 Peda Komira 2.62 p W KR Ri,J 12 Kothapalle 1.66 4P E W KR 2PO Ri,J 13 Medur 3.63 P W KR PO Ri,J 14 Arlapadu 4.50 3P W KR PO Ri,J 15 Lingala 2.67 2P W KR Ri,] 16 Gullapudi 2.10 2M W KR PO Ri,] 17 Erramadu 2.87 2P W KR PO Ri,J 18 Peddavaram 1.92 P W KR Rj,] 19 Vavilala 6.43 2P,M W KR PO Ri,] 20 Munukulla 3.74 P W KR PO Ri,J 21 Akkapalem 4.04 P E W KR Ri,l 22 Rajupeta 2.72 Urban Area (Included in Tiruvur Town) 23 Nadimi Tiruvur 3.85 Urban Area (included in Tiruvur TowlI) 24 Kokilampadu 2.84 2P W KR PO Ri,l 25 Lakshmipuram 3.75 2P E W KR PO Ri,] 26 Anjeneyapuram 1.66 P E W PR Ri,J 27 Chittela 3.38 P,M E W KR Ri,] 28 Patha Tiruvur 3.84 Urban Area (Included in Tiruvur Town) 29 Vamakuntla 3.32 P E W KR PO Ri,] 30 Mustikuntla 1.63 2P,M D E W KR PO Ri,J 31 Rolupade 3.87 P W KR PO Ri,J 32 Chintalapadu 1. 88 3P E W KR PO Ri,J 33 Gampalagudem 3.67 P,H D E W PR PO Ri,J (East and West) 34 Kanumuru 5.64 P E W KR PO Ri,J 35 Anumullanka 3.80 P E W KR Ri,J 36 Vinagadapa 7.66 2P E W KR PO Ri,J 37 Narikampadu 1.81 W KR Ri,l 38 Konduru 8.44 4P Phe,n E W PR PO Ri,J 39 Atlapragada 4.78 P,H E W KR Ri,J 40 Koduru 8.91 2M,P E W KR PO Ri,J Ri,J 41 Kambhampadu 2.70 P,H E w- PR PO Polisettipadu 4.78 3P,M D E W KR PO Ri,J 42 Ri,J 43 Marepalle 2.72 P E W KR Ganugapadu 9.11 5P W KR 2PO Ri,J 44 Ri,J 45 Ramannapalem 2.21 2P E W KR PO Ri,J 46 Vallampatla 6.14 2P E W KR 4.97 P E W KR PO Ri,J 47 Mallela Ri,J 48 Vemircddipalle 7.18 6P W KR PO Putrela 14.42 SP,ll E w KR PO Ri,J 49 Ri,J 50 Gollamandala 7.21 2P E W KR Repudi 5.18 2P E W KR PO Ri,J 51 Ri,J 52 Kummarakuntla 1.44 P W KR 4.58 P , W KR Ri,l 53 Madhavaram (West) ru,I 54 Madhavaram (East) 2.08 P W KR S5 Kudapa 5.13 2P W KR PO Ri,I 53

DIRECTORY and Land use TJRUVUR TAL UK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca· Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest -. Culturable for culli- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.(191): Tw(127),Tk(64) 322 19 65 Tiruvur 35 1 . T.(268): Tk(268) 843 30 174 Tiruvur 32 2 T.(39): Tk(39) 1,428 101 180 Tiruvur 29 3 T.(43): Tk(43) 4,190 1,092 198 Tiruvur 30 4 T.(419): Tk(419) 1,477 425 508 Tiruvur 26 5 T.(8): Tk(8) 1,804 990 207 Tiruvur 6 6 744 65 54 Tiruvur 24 7 T.(200): Tk(2oo) 4,036 1,317 130 Tiruvur 22 g T.(32): Tk(32) 1,578 493 214 Tiruvur 22 9 T.(n): Tk(n) 655 112 553 Tiruvur 19 10 T.(J32): Tk(132) 823 290 30 Tiruvur 19 11 T.(151): Tk(151) 9J4 N.A. Tiruvur 19 12 T.(309): Tk(309) 1,833 186 N.A. Tiruvur 19 Sri Anjaneya Swamy Temple13 T.(90): Tk(90) 2,393 209 142 Tiruvur 19 14 T.(210): Tk(21O) 1,481 7 N.A. Tiruvur 16 15 T.(llO): Tk(llO) 995 45 144 Tiruvur 16 16 T.(26): Tk(26) 1,054 671 65 Tiruvur 13 17 T.(372): Tk(372) 381 393 89 Tiruvur II 18 aT.(882): Tk(882) 2,052 300 N.A. Tiruvur 10 19 T.(641): Tk(641) 919 815 165 Tiruvur 3 20 T.(357): Tk(357) 1,555 251 425 Tiruvur 3 21 Urban Area (Included in Tiruvur Town) 22 Urban Area (Included in Tiruvur Town) 23 T.(274): Tk(274) 805 371 184 Tiruvur 3 24 T.(419): Tk(419) 732 1,047 142 Tiruvur 5 25 143 T.(214): Tk(214) 367 262 171 Tiruvur 3 26 511 T.(344): Tk (344) 310 590 918 Tiruvur 3 27 Urban Area ([ncluded in Tiruvur Town) 28 T.(506): Tk(506) 664 576 382 Tiruvur 8 29 T.( 322): Tk(322) 499 N.A. Tiruvur 13 30 T. (860): Tk(860) 988 376 256 Tiruvur 8 31 T.(530): Tk(530) 673 N.A. Tiruvur 11 32 T.(500): Tk(5OO) 1,700 850 N.A. Tiruvur 16 33 236 T.(463): Tk(463) 2,844 174 127 Tiruvur 19 34 T.(293): Tk(293) 1,292 360 448 Tiruvur 21 35 662 T.(701): Tk(701) 2,216 763 1,303 Tiruvur 19 36 593 170 993 625 Tiruvur 16 37 T.(536): Tk(536) 2,645 181 987 Tiruvur 19 38 1,030 T.(136): Tk(136) 1,071 305 521 Tiruvur 21 39 600 T.(301): Tk(30l) 1,768 574 2,464 Tiruvur 22 40 T.(136): Tk(136) 927 391 274 Tiruvur 16 41 T.(308): Tk(308) 2,068 686 N.A. Tiruvur 11 42 T.(355): Tk(355) 931 324 129 Tiruvur 13 43 T.(1,309): Tk(1,309) 3,570 505 446 Tiruvur 10 44 T.(288): Tk(288) 706 420 N.A. Tiruvur 10 45 465 T.(607): Tk(607) 1,358 1,501 N.A. Tiruvur 10 46 428 T.(657): Tk(657) 338 1,331 423 Tiruvur 10 47 T.(988): Tk(988) 1,458 2,148 1 Tiruvur 16 48 T.(l,214): Tk(1,214) 4,248 2,156 1,614 Tiruvur 16 49 213 T.(228J: Tk(228) 1,527 975 1,672 Tiruvur 18 50 T.(167): Tk(167) 2,593 560 N.A. Tiruvur 27 51 552 184 186 Tiruvur 24 52 T.(144): Tk(144) 2,151 477 164 Tiruvur 45 53 T.(lSO); Tk(180) 770 44 337 Nuzvid 29 54 T.(488): Tk(488) 1,543 912 348 Tiruvur 29 55 54

VILLAGE Amenities KRISHNA DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENmEs AVAILABLE WITIDN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ,... Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Comrnu- Postal and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

56 Narukuliapadu 3.25 P W KR Ri,] 57 Rangapuram 14.47 3P E W KR PO Ri,] 58 Reddigudem 7.09 4P,H D E W KR PO Ri,] 59 Kunaparajaparva 3.98 3P,2M W KR PO Ri,] 60 Maddulaparva 4.81 2P W KR PO Ri,] 61 Muchinapalle 8.56 3P E W KR PO Ri,] 62 Telladevarapalle 5.18 2P Phc E W KR PO Ri,] 63 Kalagara 7.37 4P W KR PO Ri,] 64 Korlamanda 7.64 3P W KR PO Ri,] 65 Chanubanda 11.89 7P,H D W KR 3PO Ri,] 66 Narasapuram 5.33' 2P E W KR PO Ri,] 67 Chandrupatla 8.24 2P E W KR PO Ri.] 68 TatakuntJa 5.45 4P W KR PO Ri.] 69 Vissannapeta 9.32 5P,H H E W PR PO,TO,PhoneRi,] 70 Kondaparva 9.40 P,M W KR PO Ri.] 71 Chittapuru 5.60 3P W KR PO Ri.] 72 Janardhanavaram 2.34 P W KR PO Ri,1 73 Arugolanupeta 6.53 P W KR ' Ri,] 74 Chatrayi 8.12 P,M E W KR PO,TO Ri,1 75 Burugagudem 4.01 P '" E W KR Ri,1 76 Parvatapuram 3.82 5P W KR Ri,] 77 Chinnampeta 6.14 P W KR PO Ri,1 78 Kotapadu to. 70 3P W KR PO Ri,1 79 Pothanapalle 4.44 P W KR PO Ri,! 80 Mankollu 3.62 P W KR Ri,J 81 Polavaram 7.01 2P W XR PO Ri,1 82 Tummagudem 5.69 4P W KR PO Ri.1 83 Somavaram 7.50 4P E W KR PO Ri,1 84 Kothagudem 3.17 3P W KR Ri.] 55

DIRECTORY and Land use TIRUVUR TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest .- Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

686 T.(204): Tk(204) 106 80 1,005 Tiruvur 35 56 3,460 T.(453): Tk(453) 479 3,02! 2,000 Nuzvid 19 57 T.(417): Tk(417) 1,254 227 2,644 Nuzvid 16 58 T.(1,1l3): Tk(I,I13) 1,434 N.A. Tiruvur 32 59 1,342 T.(953): Tk(953) 820 N.A. Nuzvid 24 60 T.(410): Tk(235),Tw(l75) 2,049 1,115 1,904 Tiruvur 35 61 T.(428): Tk(416),Tw(l2) 1,623 981 282 Tiruvur 22 62 T.(1,678): Tk(1,678) I,S27 1,216 N.A. Tiruvur 24 63 T.(939): Tk(939) 1,712 1,573 668 Nuzvid 35 64 T.(2,205): Tk(2,205) 2,324 2,904 176 Nuzvid 32 65 550 T.(1,102): Tk(l,102) 1,353 1,000 160 Nuzvid 24 66 T.(498): Tk(498) 832 722 3,221 Nuzvid 22 67 176 T.(798): Tk(798) 1,990 176 347 Nuzvid 22 68 150 T.(l,473): Tk(I,473) 1,171 1,180 1,393 Nuzvid 19 69 771 T.(384): Tk(384) 3,815 1,045 N.A. Nuzvid 14 70 T.(51S): Tk(518) 1,224 656 1,183 Nuzvid 19 71 T.(515): Tk(515) 583 290 109 Nuzvid 35 72 1,815 • T.(531): Tk(531) 1,589 244 N.A. Nuzvid 35 73 565 T.(1,554): Tk(1,554) 2,738 344 N.A. Nuzvid 30 74 163 T.(299): Tk(299) 1,591 418 97 Nuzvid 34 7S

400 T.(385): Tk(38S) 229 1,343 87 Nuzvid 40 76 450 T.(409): Tk(409) 611 1,187 1,271 Nuzvid 43 77 1,527 T.(800): Tk(800) 765 2,361 1,397 Nuzvid 35 78 569 T.(377): Tk(377) 745 791 360 Nuzvid 38 79 48 T.(556): Tk(556) 1,715 N.A. Nuzvid 43 80 800 T.(892): Tk(892) 1.171 1,239 386 Nuzvid 38 81 495 T.(623): Tk(623) I,SI6 310 400 Nuzvid 16 82 1,153 T.(1,598): Tk(1,598) 670 1,009 374 Nuzvid 22 83 T.( 365): Tk(365) 412 289 966 Nuzvid 26 84

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NUZVID TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No.

(1) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2)

60 Adivinekkalam 5 Hanumanthunigudem 38 Pallerlamudi 64 Agiripalle 57 Pinnamareddipalle 10 Akkireddigudem 33 Jangamgudem 46 Polasanapalle 48 Ananthasagaram 59 Pothavarappadu 4 Annavaram 66 Kalaturu 22 Pothureddipalle 1 Anneraopeta 61 Kanasanapalle 35 Katrenipadu 8 Ramanakkapeta '16 Balive 70 Kodurupadu 30 Ramannagudem 77 Bapulapadu 21 Kor1agunta 72 Rangannagudem 26 Bathulavarigudem 43 Kothapalle 28 Ravicherla 42 Billanapalle 79 Koyyuru 74 55 Boddanapalle 68 Krishnavaram 80 Bommuluru 81 Bommuluru Khandrika 67 Sagguru 29 Booravancha 13 Lopudi 73 $inganagudcm 78 Sitarampuram 71 Sobhanadripuram 12 Chakkapalle 37 Madicherla 24 Sunkollu 36 Chillaboyinapalle 49 Ma11avalli 69 Suravaram II Chintala valli 53 Malleswaram 9 Surepalle 65 Chopparametla 54 Malliboyinapalle 39 Marribandam 3-J Devaragunta 40 Meerzapuram 51 Tadepalle 6 Digavalli 41 Mokhasanarasannapalem 20 Tallavalli 31 Morsapudi 62 Tbotapal1e 27 Edara 7 Mukkollupadu 32 Tukkuluru 50 Edulagudem 19 Musunur 15 Ellapuram 25 Enamadala 52 Vadlamanu 76 Narasannapalemseri 47 Vattigudipadu 56 Garikapativari Khandrika 63 N arasingapalem 75 Veletu 45 GoUapalle 2 Narasupcta 17 Velpucherla 18 Gopavaram 58 N ugondapalle 44 Vempadu 14 Gullapudi 23 Nuzvid 3 Venkatayapalem

57 58

VILLAGE Amenities KRISHNA DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WlTlIIN TaE VILLAGE tion Name of in -' Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and'"' Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Anneraopeta 7.44 2P W KR Ri,J 2 Narasupeta 2.89 P W KR Ri,J 3 Venkatayapalem 3.66 2P W KR Ri,J 4 Annavaram 5.80 3P W PR PO Ri,J 5 Hanumanthunigudem 1.25 p W PR PO Ri,] 6 Digavalli 9.35 6P W PR PO Ri,J 7 Mukkollupadu 6.25 p W KR PO Ri,] 8 Ramanakkapeta 5.65 3P,H D E W PR PO,Phone Ri,} 9 SUrepalle 3.15 3P E W KR Ri,J 10 Akkireddigudem 2.71 P E W KR Ri,J 11 Chintalavalli 6.06 3P E W KR PO Ri,] J2 ChakkapalJe 4.47 3P E W KR PO Ri,] 13 Lopudi 5.05 3P E W KR Ri,] 14 Gullapudi 9.01 4P E W PR PO Ri,} 15 Ellapuram 1.19 P E W PO Ri,J 16 Balive 2.86 p E W KR Rice 17 Velpucherla 6.65 3P E W,Tk KR PO Rice ]8 Gopavaram 6.02 5P,M D E W KR PO, TO, Rice Phone 19 Musunur 9.00 2P,H Phc E W PR PO Ri,J,Ra 20 Tallavalli 2.27 W KR Rice 21 Korlagunta 9.48 P E Tk PR Rice 22 Pothureddipalle 3.78 3P,M E W PR PO,Phone Rice 23 Nuzvid 12.12 Urban Area (Nuzvid Town) 24 Sunkollu 6.90 p W KR Ri,J 25 Enamadala 5.42 P W PR PO Rice 26 Bathulavarigudem 3.80 W PR Rice 27 Edara II. 71 3P,H E W PR PO Ri,J,B 28 Ravicherla 5.88 3P,M E ·W PR PO Ri,],B 29 Booravancha 7.49 3P E W KR PO Rice 30 Rarnannagudem 1. 52 E W KR Rice 31 Morsapudi 2.91 P E W PR PO Rice 32 Tukkuluru 2.77 2P E W KR PO Rice 33 Jangarngudem 2.26 p E W KR Rice 34 Devaragunta 2.66 2P E W KR Rice 35 Katrenipadu 11.26 SP E W,Tk KR PO Rice 36 Chillaboyinapalle 3.38 P,M E W,Tk KR Rice 37 Madicherla 6.02 3P E W KR PO Rice 38 Paller\arnudi 4.77 5P,H E W,Tk KR PO Rice 39 Marribandam 0.75 p E Tk PR Rice 40 Meerzapuram 2.89 P E W,Tk PR PO Rice 41 MokhasanarasannapaIem 1.18 2P E Tk Rice 42 Billanapalle ' .. 2.75 2P E Tk PR PO Rice 43 KothapaUe 1.81 P E W PR Rice 44 Vempadu 5.24 P E W KR Rice 45 Gollapalle 1.86 3P,H D E W PR PO,Phone Rice 46 PolasanapaJle 2.S7 2P E V· PR Rice 47 Vattigudipadu 4.02 M B W PR PO, Phone Rice 48 Ananthasagaram 1. 79 2P E W KR Rice 49 MaIlavalli 12.21 3P E W KR PO Rice 50 Edulagudem 3.82 2P E w,n PR PO Ri,J,B '" V = Vagu (Stream) 59

DIRECTORY and Land use NUZVID TALUK

LAND USE (Area under dilTerent types of land use in acres) Religious. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest CuJturabJe for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (IS) (I)

1,300 T.(167): Tk(167) 1,600 210 1,488 Nuzvid 12 1 T.(2): Tk(2) 60 259 1,531 Nuzvid 8 2 T.(1IO): Tk(II0) 1,467 269 499 Nuzvid 5 3 155 T.(I,I&4): Tk(I,184) 872 1,120 381 Nuzvid 12 4 135 T.(59): Tk(59) 420 69 124 Nuzvid 16 5 T.(1,237): Tk(l,237) 1,637 2,210 901 Nuzvid 13 6 2,213 T.(591): Tk(570),0(21) 1,193 N.A. N.A. Nuzvid 14 7 800 T.(332): Tk(332) 1,276 337 876 Nuzvid 16 8 T.(281): Tk(28 L) 526 807 403 Nuzvid 21 9 T.(202): Tk(133),T w(69) 405 550 578 Nuzvid 18 10

35 T.(1,051): Tk(I,05l) 533 1,806 482 Nuzvid II II T.(770): Tk(770) 2,093 Nuzvid 29 12 472 T.(581): Tk(581) 803 1,181 194 Nuzvid 27 533 13 T.(1,699): Tk(I,500),0(199) 548 2,623 323 Nuzvid 26 14 T.(357): Tk(357) 97 310 N.A. Nuzvid 22 15 T.(308): Tk(162),Tw(I46) 150 1,185 188 Nuzvid 16 16 T.(824): Tk(612),Tw(149), 1,290 250 1,892 Eluru 13 17 0(63) T.«691): Tk(650),Tw(31), 300 1,000 1,~65 Nuzvid 16 0(10) 18 942 T.(I,371): Tk(1,300),O(46), 3,448 N.A. Nuzvid 7 19 Tw(25) 70 T.(30): Tk(18),Tw(12) 800 400 150 Nuzvid 10 20 124 T.(l40): Tk(125),0(15) 450 198 676 Nuzvid 8 21 T.(1,261): Tkel,147),Tw(64), 490 81 597 Nuzvid 8 0(50) 22 Urban Area (Nuzvid Town) 23 2,107 T.(480): Tk(480) 1,000 1,000 824 Nuzvid 5 1,200 24 T.(420): Tk(420) 900 953 Nuzvid 6 25 400 T.(334): Tk(334) 500 1,203 Nuzvid 10 26 T.(915): Tk(639),O(252), 4,703 35 1,843 Nuzvid 16 Tw(24) 27 T.(l72): Tk(l72) 1,363 1,000 1,230 Nuzvid 8 583 28 T.(226): Tk,(226} 911 1,049 1,916 Nuzvid 5 29 T.(88): TW(76),0(12) 884 N.A. Nuzvid 6 30 T.(312): Tk(283),Tw(20),O(9) 1,300 200 51 Nuzvid 10 31 T.(427): Tk(33l),Tw(96) 600 84 665 Nuzvid 8 32 T.(260): Tk(228), Tw(25),O(7) 200 10 977 Nuzvid 6 33 400 T.(Z()Z): Tk(140),O(35), Tw(27) 300 300 500 NU7.vid II 3,431 34 T.(548): Tk(398),Tw(150) 2,333 600 30Q Nuzvid 16 35 T.(99): Tk(97),Tw(2) 800 470 795 Elum 13 36 50 T.(230): Tk(145), Tw(70),O(15) 200 1,500 1,602 Eluru 20 960 37 T.(534): TW(317), Tk(217) 500 510 551 Gudivada 30 38 T.(99): Tw(97),Tk(2) 200 20 163 Gudivada 25 960 39 T.(523): Tk(350),Tw(173) 355 N.A Eluru 13 40 T.(225): Tw(209),Tk(16) 500 20 10 Gudivada 13 41 T.(75): Tw(75) 1,000 300 389 Eluru 25 42 T(113): Tk(53),Tw(50),0(10) 401 60 585 Eluru 27 43 T.(119); Tw(119) 1,500 1,734 N.A. Nuzvid 10 44 T.(389): Tk(354),Tw(35) 390 300 113 Nuzvid 10 45 60 T.(387): Tk(300),Tw(55),0(32) 1,152 52 N.A. Nuzvid 10 605 46 T.(348): Tk(272),Tw(56),O(20) 1,000 275 405 Nuzvid 6 47 T.(24): Tk(24) 4 600 518 Nuzvid 13 48 T,(58): Tk(50),Tw(8) 4,500 1,200 2,106 Eluru 35 49 T.(223): Tk(200),Tw(23) 1,368 304 552 Nuzvid 13 50 60

VILLAGE Amenities KRISHNA DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

51 Tadepalle 2.52 p W PO Ri,J,B 52 Vadlamanu 4.44 p E W,Tk PR PO Ri,J,B 53 M alleswaram 0.86 Uninhabited 54 MaIIiboyinapaIle 2.11 p W Ri.J,B 55 BoddanapaIIe 10.77 4P E W KR PO Ri,J,B 56 Garikapativari 0.59 Uninhabited Khandrika 57 Pinnamareddipalle 1.43 2P W PO Ri,J,B 58 Nugondapalle 1.42 2P W KR PO Ri,J,B 59 Pothavarappadu 2.78 \ 2P E W PR Ri,J,B 60 Adivinekkalam 9.59 M D E W PR PO Ri,J,B

61 Kanasanapalle 2.04 2P E W KR Ri,J,B 62 Thotapalle 3.86 P D W PR PO Ri,J,B 63. Narasingapalem 2.58 2P W KR PO Ri,J,B 64 Agiripalle 5.97 4P,H D E W,Tk PR· PO, Phone Ri,J,B 65 Chepparametla 1.49 P E W PR PO Ri,J,B 66 Kalaturu 2.16 2P D E W,Tk PR PO Ri,J,B 67 Sagguru 1.44 2P,M D E W,Tk PR PO Ri,J,B 68 Krishnavaram 2.26 2P W,Tk PR PO Ri,J,B 69 Suravaram 9.69 SP E W KR Ri,J,B 70 Kodurupadu 1.94 2P W KR Rice

71 Sobhanadripuram 0.95 P W KR PO Rice 72 Rangannagudem 2.51 2P E Tk KR Rice 73 Singanagudem 1.26 2P Tk KR Rice 74 Remalle 4.69 3M E Tk PR PO Rice 75 Veleru 5.69 2P D E W PR PO Itice 76 Narasannapalemseri 1.41 P E W PR Rice 77 Bapulapadu 1.95 3P E W PR,T PO Rice

78 Sitarampuram 0.83 2P / E Tk KR PO Rice 79 Koyyuru 1.99 2P E W KR PO Rice 80 Bommuluru 2.85 3P E W PR Rice 81 Bommuluru Khandrika; 0.78 P E W Rice 61

DIRECTORY and Land use NUZVID TALUX

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, _, Nearest Day historical Loca~ Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code F~rest ,------. Culturahle for culti- distance Weekly improtance, No. Irrigated UDirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market jf any (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.() 53): Tk(153) 723 739 Nuzvid 13 51 183 T.(334): Tk(297),0(30),Tw(7) 2,174 85 71 Nuzvid 13 52 T.(64): Tk(55),Tw(5),O(4) 214 275 Nm:vid 13 53 T.(175):Tk(l51),T\\ (24) 875 30 276 Nuzvid 22 54 973 T.(543): Tk(543) 3,308 148 1,925 Nuzvid 19 55 T.(31): Tk(l31) 219 4 29 Nuzvid 19 5ti T.(206): Tk(206) 468 24 221 Nuzvid 24 57 T.(242): Tk(242) 376 58 238 Nuzvid 22 58 T.(51): Tk(39),Tw(12) 1,311 40 380 Vijayawada 22 59 1,687 T.(l47): Tk(147) 1,184 150 2,968 Yijayawada 19 60 T.(69): Tk(69) 954 104 77 Vijayawada 22 61 T.()3): Tk(13) 1,349 256 855 Nuzvid 24 62 T.(197): Tk(191),Tw(6) 697 697 63 Nuzvid 24 63 T.(534); Tk(362),O(172) 981 1,142 1,166 Nuzvid 21 64 69 T.(197): Tk(197) 481 2 205 Nuzvid ]6 65 T.(l83): Tk(120),0(54),Tw(9) 845 358 Nuzvid 16 66 T.(95); Tk(91),Tw(4) 471 40 316 Nuzvid 22 67 T.(14): Tk(14) 942 43 451 Nuzvid 19 68 1,468 T.(960); Tk(898),Tw(62) 1,644 2,133 Nuzvid 18 69 T.(41O): CCI54),Tk(148). 700 15 114 Eluru 25 70 Tw(60),0(48) T.(l38): Tk(69),Tw(57),O(l2) 50 25 399 Eluru 30 71 107 T.(280); Tw(256),Tk(24) 200 510 512 Eluru 30 72 100 10 697 Eluru 30 73 960 T.(196): Tk(146),Tw(50) 1,000 500 351 Bluru 30 74 T.(1,336); Tk(720),Tw(616) 1,000 20 1,286 Eluru 20 75 T. (544):C.(544) 200 164 Bluru'15 76 T.(617): Tw(346),Tk(144). 500 5 130 Eluru 13 77 CCl 27) I T.(158); Tk(93),Tw(65) 130 244 N.A. Eluru 25 78 960 T.(272); Tk(250),Tw(22) 42 N.A. Eluru 20 79 T.(893): C(538),Tw(274), 400 50 488 Eluru 8 80 Tk(81) T.(301); C(280),Tw(21) 100 20 77 Bluru 10 81

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GUDIVADA TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 92 Addada 33 Kalvapudi Agraharam 109 Polavaram 91 Ainampudi 98 Kanumuru 116 Prakarla 95 AJlidoddi 113 Kapavaram 81 Puritipadu 7 Anamanapudi 96 Kasipudi 14 Puttagunta 74 Angaluru 83 Kavutaram 59 Appikatla 40 Koduru 70 Ramachandrapuram 12 Aripirala 93 Komaravolu 68 Ramanapudi 104 Kondiparru 1 Ramapuram 56 Kornipadu 108 RaparIa 102 BaIIi parru 2 KudaravalIi 55 Ravulapadu 51 Bethavolu 79 Kurada 105 52 Bhushanagulla 99 Kurumaddali 48 Billapadu Bommuluru 25 Lingavaram 30 Saidepudi 45 39 Sankarshanapuram 54 Maheswarapuram 66 Seepudi 78 Chandrala 114 Mallavaram 82 Seri Daggumi11i 17 Chedurtipadu 87 Mamidikolla 72 Seri Dintakurru 73 Cheruvupalle 49 Mandapadu 8 Seri Golvepa]]e 28 Chilakamudi 26 .Merakagudem 90 Seri Kalvapudi 15 Chinalingala 115 Mir Imam Pa1em 71 Seri Velpuru 34 China Palaparru 19 Moparru 43 Siddhantam 60 China Parupudi 31 Moturu 57 Somavarappadu 46 China Yerukapadu 36 Mudinepalle 21 Srinivasapuram 69 Chirichintala 76 Chitram 24 Nagavarappadu 9 Tamirisa 42 Chowtapalle 10 Nandivada 67 Tativarni 112 Nemmikuru 11 Tummalapalle 111 Nibhanupudi 5 Dandiganapudi 118 Nimmaluru 110 Undrapudi 86 Dokiparru 22 Nuthulapadu 100 Uruturu 29 Dondapadu 16 OdduJamera.k:a 27 Valivartipadu 65 Edulamaddali 62 VanapamuJa 97 Elamarru 101 Pamarru 75 Vemugunta 20 Pamulapadu 4 Vennanapudi 6 Gandepudi 88 Pasumarru 58 Ventrapragada 47 Gangadharapuram 13 Pedalingala 84 Venuturumilli 44 Gudivada 103 Peda Maddali 18 Vinjarampadu 77 GudlavalJeru 41 Peda Palaparru 80 Vinnakota 32 Guntakoduru 64 Peda Parupudi 37 Guraja 3 Pedavirivada 117 Yelakurru 53 Gurivindagunta 50 Peda Yerukapadu 89 Penjendra 107 Zami Daggumilli 38 Penumalle 63 Zami Dintakurru 23 Janardhanapuram 85 PesaramiIIi 94 Zami Golvepalle 106 Jujjavaram 35 Peyyeru 61 Zuwanapudi

63 64

VILLAGE Amenities KRISHNA DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in J_ -, Code VilJage Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity DriDking Commu- Postal and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

(1) (2) 13} (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Ramapuram 1.20 M Tk KR PO Rice 2 Kudaravalli 3.34 P,M,H Tk KR PO Rice 3 Pedavirivada 2.37 P Tk KR PO Rice 4 Vennanapudi 2.46 P Tk KR PO Rice 5 Dandiganapudi 2.88 P,M E Tk KR 2PO Rice

6 Gandepudi 0.77 P E Tk KR Rice 7 Anamanapudi 2.20 P E Tk KR P0,TO Rice 8 Seri GolvepaUe' 1. 51 P E Tk KR PO Rice 9 Tamirisa 8.10 P,M,H D E Tk PR PO Rice 10 Nandivada 4.55 M,H D E Tk KR PO Rice \

11 Tummalapalle 3.33 P Tk KR PO Rice 12 Aripirala 2.90 P Tk KR PO Rice 13 PedaJingala 2.72 P E Tk KR PO Rice 14 Puttagunta 2.28 P,M E Tk PR PO Rice 15 Chinalingala 1.84 P E Tk KR Rice , 16 Oddulameraka 0.63 P Tk KR Rice 17 Chedurtipadu 1.31 P Tk KR ., . Rice 18 Vinjarampadu 0.76 P Tk KR Rice 19 Moparru 1.96 P,M Tk KR PO Rice 20 Pamulapadu 6.10 H,M E Tk KR,T PO,Phone Rice

21 Srinivasapuram 0.55 P E Tk KR Rice 22 Nuthuiapadu 1.32 P E Tk PR Rice 23 Janardhanapuram 1. 73 2M E Tk PR PO,TO Rice 24 Nagavarappadu 1.44 M E Tk KR Rice 25 Lingavaram 1.67 2M E Tk KR PO Rice

26 Merakagudem 0.61 Tk Rice 27 Valivartipadu (Rural) ... 3.B3 P Tk KR PO Rice 28 Chilakamudi O.Bl Particulars are not available Rice 29 Dondapadu 1.50 2M D E Tk KR PO Rice 30 Saidepudi 0.B4 P Tk KR Rice

31 Moturu 5.03 P,M,H Phc E Tk PR,T PO.TO Rice 32 Guntakoduru 1.64 P Tk KR,T PO Rice 31 Kalvapudi Agraharam . 0.75 P E Tk KR PO Rice 34 China Palaparru 2.60 P E Tk KR PO Rice 35 Peyyeru 2.57 M E Tk KR PO Rice 36 Mudinepalle 2.27 P,M,H E Tk PR PO,TO Rice 37 Guraja 2.69 M.H E Tk KR PO Rice 38 Penumalle 1.15 P Tk KR Rice 39 Sankarshanapuram 0.64 P Tk KR PO Rice 40 Koduru 2.64 2M E Tk: KR PO,TO Rice

41 Peda Palaparru 2.98 H E Tk: PR PO,Phone Rice 42 Chowtapalle 2.09 M.H E Tk KR PO Rice 43 Siddhantam 0.46 M E Tk KR PO Rice 44 Gudivada (Rural) 3,03 lOP, SR, C 2R,Fpc E Tk PR,T PO,TO Rice 45 Bommuluru 0.93 2M E Tk PR PO Rice 46 China Yerukapadu 0.49 M E Tk PR PO Rice 47 Gangadharapuram 0.46 P Tk KR Rice 48 Billapadu 0.37 M E Tk KR Rice 49 Mandapadu (Rura{) 0.69 M E Tk KR Rice 50 Peda Yerukapadu 0.81 P,M E Tk KR Rice 65

DIRECTORY and Land use GUDIVADA TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,... -,- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ; Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No.. Irrigated U nirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (I)

T.(571): C.(571) 101 101 Gudivada 13 1 T.(l,708): C.(I,708) 200 233 Gudivada 13 2 T.(J ,249): C.(1,249) 100 172 Gudivada 13 3 T.(1,329): C.(1,329) ]25 ]25 Gudivada 10 4 T.{1,577): C.(1,577) 100 169 Gudivada 11 5

T.(438): C.(438) S4 Gldivada 11 6 T.(!,160): C.(I,I60) 100 152 Gudivada 8 7 T.(960): C.(960) N.A. Gudivada 10 8 T.(4,498): C.(4,498) 300 390 G,divada 6 9 T.(2,522): C.(2,522) 100 28S Gudivada 10 10

T.(I,87S): C.(1,875) 100 159 Gudivada 10 11 T.O ,370): C.(J ,370) 286 200 Gudivada 13 12 T.(l,032): C.(1,032) 217 500 Gudivada 13 13 T.(522): C.(522) 500 434 Gudivada 5 14 T.(1,043): C.(1,043) 50 88 Gudivada 13 15

·T.(227): C(227) 100 75 Gudivada 5 16 T.(613): C.(613) 100 126 Gudivada 5 17 T.(412): C.(412) 30 46 Gudivada 8 18 T.(l,OI6): C.(J,0l6) 100 136 Gudivada 6 19 T t 3,457): C.(3,4S7) 222 222 Gudivada 10 20

T.(325): C.(325) 32 Gudivada 3 21 T.(725): C.(725) 50 69 Gudivada 3 22 T.(648): C.(648) 100 43 Gudivada 3 23 T.(50!): C.(SOl) 226 200 Gudivada 2 24 T.(I,073): C.(l,073) N.A. Gudivada 5 25

T.(332): C.(332) 25 33 Gudivada 8 26 T.(2,031): C.(2,031) 225 200 Gudivada 3 27 T.(473): C(473) 20 25 Gudivada 5 28 T.(709): C.(709) 100 ]57 Gudivada 5 29 T.(482): C(482) 58 Gudivada 6 30

T. (3.220): C.(3,220) N.A. Gudivada 8 31 T.(846): C.(846) 106 100 Gudivada 11 32 T.(477): C.(477) N.A. Gudivada 10 33 T.( 1,648): C.(I,648) N.A. Gudivada 6 34 T.(I,308): C.(l,308) 100 152 Gudivada 14 35 T.(1, 170): C.(1,170) 100 ]88 Gudivada 13 36 T.(1,125): C.(1,125) 298 300 Gudivada 14 37 T.(478): C.(478) 100 160 Gudivada 14 38 T.(336): C.(336) 76 Gudivada 14 39 T.(1,191): C.(1,l9!) 296 200 Gudivada 10 40

T.(I,902): C.(1,902) N.A. Gudivada 6 41 T.(1,028): C.(I,028). 112 200 Gudivada 6 42 T.(233): C.(233) 58 Gudivada 6 43 T.(1,939): C.(l,939) N.A. Gudivada 44 T.(468): C.(468) 50 7fJ Gudivada 3 4S T. (259): C.(259) 55 Gudivada 2 46 T.(299): C.(299) N.A. Gudivada 3 41 T.(368): C.(368) 24 50 Gudivada 2 48 T.(-f41): C.(44l) N.A. Gudivada 2 49 T.(473): C.(473) 48 Gudivada 2 50

67

DIRECTORY and Land use GUDIVADA TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land' use in acres) ReligiollS, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T. (1,255): C.(1,255) 100 199 Gudivada 2 51 T.(510): C.(510) 50 75 Gudivada 3 52 T.(301): C.(301) 20 39 Gudivada 8 53 T.(455): C.(455) N.A. Gudivada 6 54 T.(387): C.(387) 52 Gudivada 11 5S T.(425): C.(42S) 27 30 Gudivada 8 56 T.(436): C.(436) 40 49 Gudivada 11 57 T.(3,248): C.(3,248) 200 312 Gudivada 11 58 T.(533): C.(533) 50 64 Gudivada 6 59 T.(64S): C.(64S) Gudivada S 60 T.(495): C.(495) 33 33 Gudivada 8 61 T.(827): C.(827) 46 100 Gudivada 10 62 T.(6J9): C.(619) 50 51 Gudivada 6 63 T.(l ,247): C.(I,247) ]00 117 Gudivada 6 64 T.(1,178): C.(1,178) 50 100 Gudivada 6 65 T.(632): C.(632) N.A. Gudivada 8 66 T.(1,662): C.(1.662) 54 100 Gudivada 10 67 oT.(l,063): C.(1,063) 5 Gudivada 5 68 T.(517): C.(Sl7) 30 100 Gudivada 14 69 T.(115): c.(115) 21 Gudivada 14 70

T.(S70): C.(870) 28 100 Gudivada 6 71 T.(717/: C.(717) 12 100 Gudivada 8 72 T.(508): C.(508) 15 50 Gudivada 10 73 T.( 2,514): C.(2,514) 151 200 Gudivada 8 74 T.(160): C.(160) 24 Gudivada 14 75

T.(445) C.(445) 58 100 Gudivada 13 76 T.O,589): C.(1,589) 125 200 Gudivada 13 Friday Cattle fair 77 T.( 1,170): C.(l,170) 138 100 Gudivada 10 78 T.(758): C.(758) 44 100 Gudivada 14 79 T.(2,844): C.(2,844) 300 349 Gudivada 16 80 T.(579): C.(579) 44 44 Gudivada 10 81 T.(1,108): C.(1,108) ]00 116 Gudivada 10 82 T.(2,594): C.(2,594) 300 425 Gudivada 14 83 T.(593): C.(593) 20 39 Gudivada 14 84 T.(220): C.(220) 28 30 Gudivada 10 85 T.(3,452): C.(3,452) 200 261 Gudivada 19 86 T.( 306); C.(306) 20 35 Gudivada 14 87 T.(I,5]9): C.(1,5I9) 300 451 Gudivada 16 88 T.0,484): C.(I,484) 100 147 Gudivada 10 89 T.(l,024): C.(I,024) 100 113 Gudivada 8 90 T.(916): C.(916) 292 Gudivada 10 91 T.(448): C.(448) 37 89 Gudivada 10 92 T.(l,204): c.(I,204) 217 Gudivada 8 93 T.(313): C.(313) 716 Gudivada 10 94 T.(66): C.(66) 8 Gudivada 8 95 T.(1l4): C.(l14) 37 Gudivada 8 96 T.(4,455): C.(4,455) 511 Gudivada 13 97 T.(l,516): C.(l,516) 156 Gudivada IS 98 T.O ,873): C.O,873) 313 Gudivada 16 99 T.(l,()]3): C.(l.013) 206 Gudivada 14 100 T.(3,043): C.(3,043) 1.355 Gudivada 13 101 T.(2S0): C.(250) 124 Gudivada 13 102 T.(2,093): C.(2,093) 764 Gudivada 13 103 T.(989J: C.(989) N.A. Gudivada 16 104 T.(S60): C.(560) 263 Gudivada 16 105 68

VILLAGE AmeDities KRISHNA DISTRICT

Loca- Area A.MENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medx:al Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Staple No. water nications Telegraph Food

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (I 0)

106 Jujjavaram 1.94 2M E Tk PR PO Rice 107 Zami Daggumilli 0.86 P,H E Tk KR PO Rice 108 Raparla 1.36 P,M E Tk KR Rice 109 Polavatarn 0.35 P Tic KR PO Rice 110 Vndrapudi 0.69 p E Tic KR Rice III Nibhanupudi 0.93 P E Tic KR Rice 112 Nemmicuru 1.49 P,H E Tic KR PO Rice 113 Kapavaram 1.99 P E Tk KR Rice 114 Mallavtram 0.39 p Tk,W KR Rice 115 Mir IIIIlIffi Palem 0.44 Uninhabited KR 116 Prakarla 0.43-. p E TIc KR Rice 117 Yelakulru 0.76 P E Tk KR PO Rice 118 Nimmajuru 2.22 p E Tk KR Rice 69

DIRECTORY and Land use GUDIVADA TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------~------. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,.....------. Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (I)

T. (909): C.(909) 134 200 Gudivada 16 106 T. (476): C.(476) 38 40 Gudivada 14 107 T. (582): C.(582) 91 200 Gudivada 14 108 T. (190): C.(190) 37 Gudivada 14 109 T. (350): C.(350) 43 50 Gudivada 16 110 T. (598): C.(598) N.A. Gudivada 16 111 T. (897): C.(897) 30 34 Gudivada 16 112 T. (1,077): C.(I,077) 100 101 Gudivada 14 113 T. (220): C.(220) 34 Gudivada 14 114 T. (265): C.(265) 15 Gudivada 14 115 T. (237): C.(237) 40 Gudivada 16 116 T. (382): C.(382) 50 53 Gudivada 16 117 T. (814): C.(814) 300 314 Gudivada 16 118

KAIKALUR T ALUK (KRISHNA DISTRICT) MDHRA IIWESH TAOEPALLIGUDEM KAIKALUR TALUK TAL-UK WEST GIODAVARJ DlSTIIICT KRISHNA DISTRICT

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KAIKALUR TALUK

1971 1911 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location NameoCVilIage Code No. Code No. Code No.

(1) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2) 46 Achavaram 26 Kaikalur 56 Porum 35 Alapadu 60 Kakaravada 13 PiIlipadu 80 Alluru 96 2 Polukonda 91 Amaravathi 89 Kallapalem 92 Pothumarru 47 Appapuram 51 Kanukollu 21 Prathipadu 27 Atapaka 31 Kolletikota 83 Prodduvaka 85 Avakur 65 Komarru 12 Pulaparru 48 Ayya varirudravaram 98 Kondangi 52 Putlacheruvu 90 Konduru 30 Bhujabalapatnam 69 Korraguntapalem 42 Rachapatnam 23 Bhyravapatnam 86 Korukollu 31 Ramavaram 81 Bomminampadu 84 Kotcherla 74 Ramavarapumodi 32 Kottada 3 Rudrapaka 24 Chavalipadu 9 Kovvadalanka 63 Chevuru 94 Sanarudravaram 49 Chigurukota 55 Lellapudi 39 Seethanapalle 68 Chinakamanapudi 50 . Lingala 17 Singanapudi 73 Chinatummidi 25 Lokumudi 29 Singapuram 62 Chinnagonnuru 64 Singarayapalem 53 Chintalapudi 57 Madhavaram 22 Sobhanadripuram 10 Chintapadu 20 34 Someswaram 95 Chorampudi 8 Manugunuru 45 Syamalambapuram 99 Mattagunta 58 Dakaram 18 Mokhasa Kalvapudi 91 Thadinada 11 Dayyampadu 16 Mudutallapadu 15 Takkellapadu 77 Devapudi 82 Mulakalapalle 88 Tamarakollu 61 Devaram 38 Doddipatla 6 Nandigamalanka 4 Unikili 14 Nutchumilli 76 Utukuru 79 Edepalle 59 Vadali 36 Pallevada 40 Vadadapadu 19 Gannavaram 54 Pasalapudi 71 Vadavalli 66 Gokinampadu 70 Pedagonnur 75 Vaivaka 28 Gonepadu 67 Pedakamanapudi 78 Vanudurru 43 Gopavaram 100 Pedalanka 41 Varahapatnam 12 Pedatummidi 81 Vemavarappadu 1 Ilaparru 33 Penchikalamarru 93 Venkatapuram S Ingilipakalanka 7 Penumakalanka 44 Vinjaram

71 72

VILLAGE Amenities KRISHNA DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIElI AVAILABLE WITHIN TftI! YILLAGti tion Name of in Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity DrinkiIi&: Commu- Postal and Staple No. water nication» Telegraph Food

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (i) (9) (10)

1 Ilaparru 7.23 P Tk KR PO Rice 2 Polukonda 5.66 P,M E Tk PR Rice 3 Rudrapaka 5.13 H Phc E Tk PR PO Rice 4 Unikili 3.96 P E Tk PR PO Rice 5 Ingilipakalanka 2.62 P Tk KR Rice 6 Nandigarnalanka 3.91 P Tk KR Rice 7 Penumakalanka 3.15 P Tk KR Rice 8 Manugunuru 1.93 P Tk KR Rice 9 Kovvadalanka 2.62 P Tk KR Rice 10 Chintapadu 1.29 P Tk KR PO Rice 11 Dayyampadu 2.23 Tk KR Rice 12 Pulaparru KR Rice '" 2.06 f Tk 13 Pillipadu 0.67 Tk KR Rice 14 Nutchumilli 3.19 P Tk KR Rice 15 Takkellapadu 1.54 P Tk KR PO Rice 16 Mudutallapadu 1.43 P Tk KR Rice 17 Singanapudi 2.46 p Tk KR PO Rice 18 MQkhasa Kalvapudi 0.44 P W KR PO Rice 19 Gannavaram 1.99 p W KR PO Rice 20 Mandavalli 7.51 H D E W PR,T 2PO Rice 21 Prathipadu 0.72 p Tk KR PO Rice 22 Sobhanadripurarn 0.62 W PR Rice 23 Bhyravapatnam 0.77 P Tk PR PO Rice 24 ChavaJipadu 1.22 P E W KR PO Rice 25 Lokurnudi 0.75 P E Tk PR Rice 26 Kaikalur 4.23 Urban Area (Kaikalur Town) 27 Atapaka 1.84 p E W PR PO Rice 28 Gonepadu 0.51 P W PR Rice 29 Singapuram 0.18 p E Tk PR Rice 30 Bhujabalapatnarn 4.85 H E Tk PR 1>0 Rice 31 KoIIetikota 18.42 P D W KR PO Rice 32 Kottada 3.24 P Tk KR PO Rice 33 Penchikalamarru 2.97 p Tk KR PO Rice 34 Someswaram 1.31 P W PR Rice 35 Alapadu 1.39 P W PR,T PO Rice

36 Pallevada 4.12 P D W PR,T PO Rice 37 Ramavaram 1.41 P W KR Rice 38 Doddipatla 1.34 M W KR PO Rice 39 SeethanapaIle 1.43 M Phc W PR PO Rice 40 Yadarlapadu 1.25 P W KR PO Rice 41 Varahapatnam 1.98 P W PR PO Rice 42 Rachapatnam 2.45 P W PR PO Rice 43 Gopavaram 2.06 P W PR PO Rice 44 Yinjaram 0.58 P E W PR Rice 45 Syamalambapuram 0.49 P W KR Rice 46 Achavaram 1.87 P W KR PO Rice 47 Appapurarn ... 0.58 P Tk KR Rice 48. Ayyavarirudravaram '" 2.53 P E W KR PO Rice 49 Chigurukota .... .3.34 M W KR PO Rice 50 Lingala 1.86 P E W PR PO Rice 51 KanukolIu 4.07 M E PR PO Rice 52 Putlacheruvu 2.28 P TIc: PR.T PO Rice 53 Chintalapudi 0.46 P W KR Rice 54 PasaIapudi 1.26 P W KR Rice 55 LelJapudi 0.63 P Tk KR Rice 73 DIRECTORY and Land use KAlKALUR TALUK

LAND USE (Area under differ~nt types of land use in acres) Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available j_ and of the logical Code Forest , Culturable for culti- distance Irrigated Weekly importance, No. Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (I 8) (1) T.(2,183): C,(2,183) 1,531 916 Gudivada 10 1 T.(2,5791: C.(Z,579) 518 53! T.(2.633); C.(2,633) Gudivada 8 2 230 430 Gudivada 9 3 T.(1,328): C.O.328) 956 249 T.(785): C.(785) Gudivada 10 4 829 65 Kaikalur 10 5 T.(833): C.(833) 1,672 N.A. Kaikalur 10 6 T.(382): C.(382) 1,610 32 T.(480): C.(480) Kaikalur to 7 589 164 Kaikalur 7 8 T.(664): C.(664) 100 493 424 T.(358): C,(358) Kaikalur 6 9 90 342 33 Kaikalur 4 10 T.(659): C.(659) 300 334 137 Kaikalur 5 11 T. (1 ,014): C.(t,OZ4) 157 137 T.(43Z): C.(432) Kaikalur 6 12 N.A. Kaikalur 6 13 T.(1.115); C.(J,l1S) 300 525 399 Kaikalur T.(805): C.(805) 10 14 27 153 Kaikalur 9 15 T.(695): C.(695) 97 ]27 Kaikalur 9 16 T.(1,t99): C.(1,199) 147 231 . T.(224): C.(224) Kaikalur 10 17 57 Kaikalur 10 18 T.(I,037): C.(1,037) 80 157 T. (3,963): C.(3,963) Kaikalur 9 19 84 756 Kaikalur 8 Wednesday 20 T.(305): C.(305) 41 115 Kaikalur 8 21 T.(2li41: C.(Z84) 14 99 T.(355): C.(355) Kaikalur 4 22 19 116 Kaikalur 4 23 T.(63Z): C.(632) 4 37 109 T.(349): C.(349) Kaikalur 4 24 7 33 95 Kaikalur 3 25 Urban Area (Kaikalur Town) 26 T.(S33): C.(533) 64 278 305 Kaikalur T.(230): C,(230) 2 27 41 18 40 Kaikalur 4 28 T.(82): C.(82) 3 9 19 T.(2,058): C,(2,OS8) Kaikalur 4 Thursday 29 5 516 525 Kaikalur 8 ]0 T.(7,484): C.(7,484) 572 3,738 Akiveedu 10 ]1 T.(l ,270): C.(1,270) 499 309 T.(1,315): C.(1,3l5) Akiveedu 5 32 379 204 Akiveedu 5 33 T.(502): C.(502) 3 105 225 T.(598): C.(598) Akiveedu 4 34 3 117 167 Akiveedu 10 35

T.(2,030): C.(2,030) 8 240 357 T.(589): C.(589) Kaikalur 9 36 311 N.A. Kaikalur 9 37 T.(573): C.(573) 10 151 121 T.(716): C.(716) Kaikalur 8 38 ~ 74 116 Kaikalur 39 T.(612); C.(612) 40 8 32 119 Kaikalur 6 40 T.(l,089): C.(1,089) 66 120 Kaikalur 6 41 T.(l,274); C.(I,274) 28 58 206 T.(l ,119): C.(1, 1I9) Kaikalur 4 42 11 193 Kaikalur 2 43 T.(281); C.(281) 10 80 T.(232): C.(232) Kaikalur 4 « 10 20 51 Kaikalur 5 45 T.(986): C.(986) 16 1 197 Kaikalur 4 46 T.(312): C.(312) 2 59 T.(I.296): C.(1,296) Kaikalur 4 47 75 72 174 Kaikalur 8 48 T.(1,081): C.(1,081) 576 220 264 T.(963): C.(963) Kaikalur 9 49 21 209 Kaikalur 8 50 T.(2,041): C. (2,041) 105 27 436 Kaikalur 10 51 T.(l,213): C.(1,213) 1 250 T.(243): C.(243) Kaikalur 10 Sunday 52 51 Kaikalur 10 53 T.(658): C.(658) 20 124 T.(3S2): C.(352) Kaikalur 11 54 2 49 Kaikalur II 55 74

VILLAGE Amenities KRISHNA DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVA.ILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Comrnu- Postal and Staple No. water nicati()lllI Telegraph Food

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

56 Peruru 1.59 P E Tk KR Rice 57 Madhavaram 0.19 Uninhabited KR 58 Dakaram 1.50 P E Tk PR Rice 59 Vadali 1.78 P E W PR PO Rice 60 Kakaravada 1.06 P Tk PR Rice 61 Devaram 0.89 p W KR Rice 62 Chinnagonnuru 1.05 P W KR Rice 63 Chevuru 4.03 M W KR Rice 64 Singarayapalem 0.80 p Tk PR PO Rice 65 Komarru 1.07 P Tk KR Rice 66 Gokinampadu 0.47 P W PR Rice 67 Pedakamanapudi 1.26 P Tk KR PO Rice .68 Chinakamanapudi 0.93 P W KR Rice 69 Korraguntapalern 2.01 P W KR PO Rice 70 Pedagonnur 4.65 H D E W PR PO Rice 71 Vadavalli 3.14 P,M D W,Tk KR PO Rice 72 Pedatummidi 7.02 H D W PR PO Rice 73 Chinatummidi 1.38 P W PR PO ... Rice 74 Ramavarapumodi 2.54 P W KR Rice 75 Vaivaka 7.79 P Tk KR PO Rice 76 Utukuru 2.15 P Tk KR PO Rice 77 Devapudi 1.08 P,M Tk PR PO Rice 78 Vanudurru 2.90 P W KR PO Rice 79 EdepalJe 0.68 P Tk KR Rice 80 Alluru 0.83 M W PR PO Rice 81 BOmminampadu 3.71 P,M D W PR PO Rice 82 MulakalapalJe 0.98 P W K.R Rice 83 Prodduvaka 1.63 P Tk KR PO Rice 84 Kotcnerla 0.83 P Tk K.R Rice 85 AVakur 0.84 P E TIc KR 86 Korukollu 7.09 H E W PR PO Rice 87 Vemavarappadu 2.17 P W PR PO Rice 88 TamarakolJu P 2.60 '" E W PR PO Rice 89 KallapaJem 2.64 H W KR PO Rice 90 Konduru 2.39 p W KR PO Rice 91 Thadinada 5.57 M W KR PO Rice 92 Pothumarru 3,90 P,M W KR PO Rice 93 Venkatapuram 1.72 P W PR PO Rice 94 Sanarudravaram 5.33 P,M W KR PO Rice 95 Chorampudi 8.27 P TIc KR PO Rice 96 Kalidindi 13.76 2M D E W PR 2PO Rice 97 Amaravathi 0.95 P Tk KR Rice 98 Kondangi 6,15 p Tk KR 2PO Rice 99 Mattagunta 2,42 p Tk KR PO Rice 100 Pedalanka 15,08 M Tk KR 2PO Rice 75

DIRECTORY IUd Land use KAIKALUR TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, -'--- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest , Culturable forculti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T.(904): C.(904) 3 113 Kaikalur 13 56 T .(104): C.(J04) 4 11 Kaikalur 13 57 T.(817): C.C8l7) 8 16 llO Kaikalur 11 58 T.(880): C.(880) 24 56 183 Gudivada 12 Saturday 59 T.(S71): C.(S7l) 9 99 Gudivada 13 60 T.(502): C.(502) 2 6 60 Gudivada 14 61 T.(637); C.(637) 3 21 Gudivada 16 62 T.(2,04Z): C.(2,042) 3 161 373 Gudivada 15 63 T.(358): C.(358) 12 44 101 Gudivada 12 Thursday 64 T.(551); C.(551) 35 94 Gudivada 15 65 T .(240): C.(240) 3 11 48 Gudivada 13 66 T.(616): C.(616) 21 64 103 Kaikalur 15 67 T.(468): C.(468) 5 44 71 Kaikalur 14 68 T.(968); C.(968) 25 112 180 Gudivada 17 69 T.(2,213): C.(2,213) 52 305 401 Gudivada 19 70 T.(J,740); C(I,740) 212 Gudivada 15 71 T.(3,268): C.(3,268) 90 584 553 Oudivada 24 Tuesday 72 +.(780); C.(780) 33 72 Gudivada 24 73 .(341); C.(34t) 20 1,204 % Gudivada 25 74 T.(2,493): C.(2,493) 3 2,230 249 Gudivada 27 75 T.(I,I04): C,(1,104) 1 114 156 Gudivada 17 76 T.(530): C.(530) I 59 96 Kaikalur 12 77 T.(1,330): C.(1,330) 112 141 270 Gudivada 20 78 T.(311). C.(3II) 9 33 84 Kaikalur 12 79 T.(413): C.(413) 3 19 98 Gudivada 17 80 T.(1,701): C(1,701) 150 213 306 Kaikalur 12 81 T.(465): C.(465) 5 64 92 Kaikalur 12 82 T.(275): C.(275) 38 51 709 Kaikalur 12 83 T.(404): C.(404) 11 III Kaikalur 11 84 T.(424): C.(424) 12 99 Kaikalur 10 85 T.(2,519); C.(2,519) 20 1,373 629 Kaikalur 9 Monday 86 T.(967): C(967) 127 165 128 Kaikalur 7 87 T.(1,348): C.(1,348) 84 233 Kaikalur 5 88 T.O,248): C.(I,248) 34 172 224 Kaikalur 9 89 T.(1,129): C,(1,129) 135 67 199 Kaikalur 9 90

T.(2,441): C.(2,441) 40 417 676 Kaikalur 5 91 T.(I,676): C.(l,676) 143 353 326 Kaikalur 10 92 T.(732): C.(732) 41 186 146 Kaikalur 8 93 T.(2,083): C(2,083) 126 815 387 Kaikalur 8 94- T.(2,141): C.(2,141) 2,766 390 Kaikalur 24 9S T.(6,145): G(6,145) 173 1,561 928 Kaikalur 9 96 T.(480): C.(480) I 127 Kaikalur 12 Monday 97 T,(2,872); C.(2,872) 3 466 596 Kaikalur 13 98 T.(74S): C.(745) 559 242 Kaikalur 14 99 T.(S,241): C.(5,241) 2,S86 1,826 Bhimavaram 20 Thursday 100 76 APPEN

Talukwise Abstract of Educational,

NATURE r Educational Medi . ,- Primary Middle High Colleges Dispensary Hospital Primary Family Schools Schools Schools Health Planning Centre Centre

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1 Bandar 101 171 19 32 9 9 9 9 2 2 2 Divi 91 250 19 28 19 20 12 12 2 2 3 Gannavaram 95 156 28 30 21 21 2 2 21 21 7 "I 4 Vijayawada 102 191 30 33 20 21 15 15 1 5 Nandigama 94 118 16 23 14 14 9 9 2 2 6 Jaggayyapet I.S.T. 35 35 9 13 5 5 7 Tiruvur 78 168 11 15 9 9 8 8 1 2 2 8 Nuzvid 71 156 8 10 6 6 9 9 1 9 Gudivada 78 87 52 64 27 30 9 9 2 2 10 Kaikalur 79 79 15 16 7 7 6 6 2 2

Total 824 . 1,411 207 264 137 142 4 4 99 99 2 2 22 22 1 1 77

DIX

Medical and Otber Amenities

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19 96 102 12 19 89 2 61 61 3 3 3

64 32 84 17 42 48 69 78 7 7 8 2

76 42 13 75 30 2 52 56 4 78 82 12 12 3 3

80 43 6 98 4 6 4 30 67 6 71 72 6 6 22 4 63 45 98 23 16 83 75 78 2 2 8 5

31 13 37 9 13 25 26 26 2 2 2 6 38 43 81 5 76 57 61 2 2 7 57 23 63 17 S 35 37 47 47 2 2 6 g

81 37 12 113 20 89 7 73 74 10 10 3 9 21 78 52 46 38 61 4 61 65 10

530 452 20 702 239 39 15 270 631 24 618 644 46 46 56 SECTION II TOWN DIRECTORY

Town Directory are treated as Standard Urban Areas. Vijayawada with In the Town Directory, the towns in the district are Gunadala and Patamata as constituent parts, forms arranged alphabetically and the several particulars re­ Vijayawada. Urban Agglomeration. lating to them are given in the following seven state~ Component Units ments: Standard ~ ______L ______, Urlxin Area Urban Rural \ (1) • (2) . (3) Statement I Status, Growth History and Func- tional Category of Towns 1. Vijayawada (1) Vijayawada (I) Gollapudi (2) Patamata (2) Bhavanipuram Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of (3) Gunadala (3) Towns (4) Tadepalle (4) Prasa1ampadu (5) Kanuru Statement III Civic Finances (6) Enikapadu \ (7) Yenamalakuduru \ Statement IV Civic and other Amenities in Towns (8) Undavalli 2. Machilipa­ (1) Machilipatnam (1) Kara Agraharam Statement V Medical, Educational, Recreational tri;im (Bandar) (2) Chilakalapudi and Cultural Facilities in Towns (3) Bandar (4) Machavaram Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Ban­ (5) Arisepalle king Facilities (6) Sultanagaram (GoUapalem)

Statement VII PopUlation by Religion and Scheduled 3. Gudivada (1) Gudivada (I) Nagavarappadu Castes/Scheduled Tribes in Towns (2) Valivartipadu (3) Gudivada The following sixteen places have been treated as ~4) Gangadharapuram towns in Krishna district at the 1971 Census. '(5) Billapadu (6) Mandapadu I Machilipatnam (Bandar) 9 Gunadala (7) Pedayerukapadu • (8) Bethavolu 2 Pedana 10 Kankipadu 3 A vanigadda 11 Nandigama 4 Challapalle 12 Jaggayyapet Among the 16 towns,Vijayawada and M achilipatnain 5 Gannavaram 13 Tiruvur are cities with a population of one lakh and more and 6 Vuyyur 14 Nuzvid have therefore been categorised as Class I towns. 7 Vijayawada 15 Gudivada From the population point of view, Vijayawada with a 8 Patamata 16 Kaikalur popUlation of 317,258 persons is the third largest city in the State next to Hyderabad and Visakhapatnam. Of the above 16 places, Challapalle, Patamata, Guna­ Vijayawada had occupied the second place among the dala and Kankipadu are classified as towns for the first towns in Andhra Pradesh in 1961 Census. Machili­ time in the 1971 Census, Pedana and Vuyyur are classi­ patnam the district headquarters is the second big city fied as towns from 192], Avanigadda from 1951 while in the district. Gudivada town with a population ran­ Gannavaram, Nandigama, Tiruvur and Kaikalur are ging between 50,000 to 99,999 is the only town taking treated as towns from 1961 only. The rest of towns Class II classification. Pedana and Nuzvid are the two ,viz., Machilipatnam, Vijayawada, Jaggayyapet, Nuzvid Class HI towns with a population ranging from 20,000- and Gudivada have been enjoying this status since 1901 49,999. Seven towns viz., Avanigadda,Vuyyur,Patamata, onwards. Mokhasa Mutyalampadu lying on the out­ Gunadala, Nandigama, Jaggayyapet and Tiruvur have skirts of Vijayawada was an independent town at the to be c1assifi~d as Class IV towns with a population of 1961 Census but was merged in Vijayawada Munici­ 10,000 to 19,999. The remaining four viz., Challapalle, pality after the 1961 Census. Three towns in the district Gannavaram, Kankipadu and Kl;likalur are Class V viz., Vijayawada, Machilipatnam and Gudivada with towns with a population between 5,000 to 9,999. There some of their: surrounding villages as detailed below are no Class VI towns in this district at the 1971 Census. 79

No place treated as a town in the 1961 Census has III of 1961 Census and Categories I, II, III and lost its urban status in 1971. On the other hand 4 new IV of 1971 Census); towns are added to the list. The urban population of (ii) Industrial: Industry including Construction the district is 679,552 out of the total popUlation of (Census Industrial Categories IV, V and VI 2,493,574 constituting 27.8 % of the total population of 1961 Census and Categories V (a), V (b) compared to 23. 5 % in 1961 Census. and VI of 1971 Census); The details given in each of the seven statements (iii) Commercial: Trade and Commerce (Census of the Town Directory are explained below. Industrial Category VII of 1961 and 1971 Statement I-Status, Growth History and Functional Censuses); Category of Towns (iv) Transport: Transport (Census Industrial In this statement the civic status, the population re­ Category VIII of 1961 and 1971 Censuses) and corded at each of the Censuses from 1901 or from the Census in which it was treated as urban for the first (v) Services: Other Services (Census Industrial time, till the 1971 Census and the functional category of Category IX of 1961 and 1971 Censuses). each town are given. The predominant functional character of a city/town The civic status of the town i.e., whether the town is determined on the basis of the following principles; is a Municipality or a Panchayat is indicated under (a) If the proportion of working population is more column 5 by abbreviated letters like M,P. etc. The popu­ than 40 % of the total working population of the lation of the towns recorded at each of the Censuses city/town in anyone of the above five characteri­ from 1901 to 1971 is given in the columns 6-l3. If stics then the city/town was designated by that a place is treated as a town from a census later than characteristic. 1901, the p~rticulars of population are given from that (b) If the proportion is not more than 40 in any census only from which it was treated as urban. In % one of the characteristics, then the next predo­ columns 14 and 15 the functional characteristics of each minant characteristic was taken into account and town i.e., whether the town is an industrial town or a if the first two predominant characteristics com­ service town or a trade and commerce town etc., bined together have a proportion of over 60 % then is given at 1961 and 1971 Censuses. the town was designated as having the two chara­ Except Jaggayyapet all the other 15 towns are re­ cteristics and was termed as Industrial-cum-Ser­ cording a steady increase of population since 1901. The vices or Industrial-cum-Commercial etc. increase in 1971 over 1961 is generally high compared to (c) If the combined proportion of the first two pre­ that in the past decades. Jaggayyapet, however, re­ dominant characteristics is less than 60 % then corded a slight decline in the 1931 Census. The in­ the third predominant characteris tic is also taken crease in population of Gudivada and Vijayawada is into consideration in design ating the functional spectacularly high from 1941 and 1931 on wards res­ type of the city/town. Such cases are recorded pectively. Due to its commercial, industrial and tran­ as Industrial-cum - Commercial - cum - Services or sport importance Vijayawada city has fast surpassed Industria1-cum-Services-cum~Primary Activity etc. Machilipatnam, the district headquarters in population from 1921 onwards. Examined against this background the sixteen towns of this district fall under the following classification Functional category during 1961 and 1971 Censuses. The towns are bound to serve a variety of purposes by the very nature of urban development. A scheme Name o/Town of statistical classification was evolved at the 1961 Cen­ Functional ,______t ______-, sus in order to know to what extent the functions are Categories 1961 1971 diversified or the predominant characteristic is accen­ (1) (2) (3) tuated. Accordingly each town can be classified Primary Avanigadda, Avanigadda, Gannavaram. broadly under the following categories. Activities Gannavararn, Tiruvur, Kaikalur, Nandi­ Tiruvur, Kaika­ garna, Kankipadu and (i) Primary Activity: Agriculture, Mining and lur and Vuyyur Nuzvid Fishing (Census Industrial Categories, I, II and 2 Industry Pedana Pedana 80

Name of Town of 50 Kms, ,or less, 7 at a distance of 100 Kms. or less ,.... ______.J.. --- , Functional but more than 50 Kms. and 4 towns at a distance of Categories 1961 1971 150 Kms. or less but more than 100 Kms. from the (2) (3) District Headquarters. 3 Primary Activities Challapatle, Vuyyur _cum-Industry The district is well served by road and rail commu­ 4 Primary Activities Nuzvid nications. All the 16 towns are linked up by roads and _cum-Services the buses ply very frequently on these roads. Nine 5 Services-cum­ Machilipatnam, Machilipatnam towns out of 16 towns in the,district are directly conne­ hdustry Vijayawada and cted by railways of which the most important rail is -cufll-Trad~ and Jaggayyapet the east coast line connecting Madras and Howrah. Commerce Of all the stations in the district, Vijayawada is unique Patamata and Gunada1a 6 Services-cum­ by being the biggest junction connecting all the traffic Industry-cllm­ Primary Activities that moves from Delhi, Calcutta, Madras, Hyderabad, Hubli and Machilipatnam and ranking among the 7 Industry-clIm- Gudivada a~1d major stations of the country with all the voluminous Trade and Com­ Jaggayyapet merce-cum-Primary inward and outward passenger and goods traffic, Besides Activities these rail and road facilities Machilipatnam is also 8 Industry-cum- Vij~awada minor sea port from where iron ore is exported to Trade and Com­ Japan. The· river Krishna down the barrage and its merce-cum-Transport canals are navigable. Avanigadda, ChallapaUe, Challapalle, Patamata, Gunadala and Kankipadu Gannavaram, Gunadala, Kankipadu, Machilipatnam, Vijayawada and Vuyyur towns are within the easy were not treated as towns in the 1961 Census. reach of these navigable canals. The development Statement II-Physic,ai A<;pects and Location of Towns of communications in the district provided good impetus to the trading activity of the district which has led to This statement deals with physical aspects its prosperity, and location of towns in the district. There arc 13 columns in the statement. ' Under columns 3 to 5 in Statement III-Civic Finances the stltemcnt, data rdating to th:: average ann ~lll The set up of the democratic .. decentralisation has rainfall and the maximum and minimum temperatures cast more responsibilities on local bodies in shaping, recorded in 1969 are given. If this information was not the society particularly in the fields of communication, available for any town, then the particulars available education and sanitation. The revenue receipts of for the nearest town have been given against such these popular institutions under various sources are town. shown under columns 3 to 9 while the various commu­ Under column 6 the name of the nearest city with nity development schemes on which the expenditure a population of a lakh or more is given. Under columns is incurred are shown under columns 10 to 16. The 7 to 9 the name of the State Headquarters, the District gap that exists between the receipts and expenditure Headquarters, Revenue Divisional Headquarters and is indicative of the financial soundne5s or otherwise the Taluk Headquarters together with the distance of these popular Local Self Government Institutions, therefrom are given, Under columns 10 and 11 Among the 16 towns only 9 towns have surplus budget the nearest railway station and bus stand and the dis­ while the remaining 7 towns have deficit budget. tance therefrom are given. If navigation and sea port Statement IV-Civic and other Amenities in Towns facilities are available to the town they are also given The various amenities being provided to the citizens under columns 12 and 13. by the Civic Administration in the towns are given in Among the towns of this district Gunadala,and this statement under 16 columns. The amemtIes Patamata have recorded the highest average rainfall include the internal road facility, the existence and and Gudivada and Kankipadu seem to be cooler places nature of drainage system, protected water supply, compared to other towns in the district. Of the 16 the availability of fire fighting service and electrification towns, 10 towns are taluk headquarters and the remain­ particulars relating to the domestic, industrial and ing 6 towns are located within 25 Kms. to their taluk commercial spheres and the street lighting service and headquarters, Five towns are located at a distance 'Others'. 81

The different abbreviations used in columns 4, 8 and Educational Facilities: 9 are expanded in the footnote to the statement. The following abbreviations are used to indicate All the towns have open surface drains while Vijaya­ the type of educational facility available in the town. wadlt city has sewerage facility also .. The· facility of A Arts College either the water borne or service latrines is reported to AS Arts and Science College be available in all the towns except Patamata (for which AC Arts and Commerce College the required information cannot be had). The bucket ASC Arts, Science and Commerce College system seems to be the chief practice of the disposal SIt. Shorthand Institution of night soil. The wheel bucket system prevails in TW Typewriting Institution two towns while the septic tank system is available Krishna district is forward in the field of education only in Vij:lyawada city and Gannavaram, a rising and literacy standards. It ranks second in the State. urban centre. The protected water supply scheme the first being Hyderabad district ami has 35.17 % of which is the primary responsibility of the civic bodies its total population returned as literates in 197f. In is reported to bc available in all the towns except urban areas of this district 52.12 % of the total popu­ Kankipadu, Nuzvid, Pedana and Tiruvur. Fire fight­ lation are reported as literates. There are 12 colleges ing service is available in Gudivada, Jaggayyapet, in this district located in 9 out of the 16 towns in the Machilipatnam, Nuzvid and Vijayawada while power district. Of the~e, eight are combined colleges impart­ supply is available in aU the 16 towns. ing instruction in Arts, Science and Commerce, two colleges imparting instruction in Arts and Commerce Statement V- Medical, Educational, Recreational and and one college respectively in Arts and Science and Cultural facilities in Towns Arts only. There are no Medical and Engineeri~g Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Colleges in the entire district but there are 2 Polytechmc acilities a.vailable in the towns are given in this stat;-· institutions in Vijayawada city. There are 28 Shortha~d ment under 17 columns. and 69 Typewriting institutions. These are found III Medical Facilities: all towns except Challapalle and Nuzvid. The following abbreviations are used under column The number of Secondary, Middle and Primary 3· to show the type of medical facilities available in Educational Institutions that sene the nee~s of the the town. urban ar~as in the district are 63, 60 and 227 respec­ H Hospital tively. The table below shows the number of Educa­ D : Dispensary tional institutions available for 10,000 population in the MeW : Maternity and Child Welfare Centre urban areas of the district. NH : Nursing Home FPC : Family Planning Centre No. of schools . PHC : Primary Health Centre per 10,000 urban population TBC : T. B. Clinic Secondar~Middi;'- Pr/;;wry -, Name of OJ' Hif{her Upper or Juntor Town Secondary Primary Secondary There are 250 medical instituiions III ~his district (I) (2) (3) (4) which include Hospitals, Dispensaries, Maternity and Chi;d Welfare Centres, fl:tc., with a total bed strength Avanigadda 1.30 2.bl 1.95 ChaJJapalle 1.03 6.22 of 4,234 in all the towns for an urban population of Gannavaram 2.~2 4.45 679,552 persons in all the 16 towns 0[. the district. It Gudivada 0.8\ 1.47 2.94 Gunadala .. Included in Vijayawada A.l!g/omeration works ouUo be 6 beds for every 1,000 urban popu­ J aggayya pet I .06 2. 12 3 . 71 lation. Even though the medical facilities in the dis_ Kankipadu 2.41 1.20 2.41 Kaikalur 3.11 l. 03 8.31 trict are better than those in other districts, it cannot Machilipatnam 1.33 0.44 4.88 Nandigama 1. 29 1 . 94 3. 88 be said that the needs of the district are adequately Nuzvid 0.87 1.31 5.26 met by the existing facilities. Patamata " Inclllded in Vijayawada Agglomeration Pedana 0.47 0.47 5.24 Tiruvur 1.44 0.72 5.77 Vijayawada city ranks first in the district with a Vijayawada Urban o.70 O. 81 1 .94 total bed strength cf 2,530 in 129 medical institutions Agglomeration (u) Yijayawada 0.63 0.85 1.99' followed by Gudivada and Machillpatnam with 417 (b) Patamata 1.28 064 1.28 (c)Gunadala 1.71 .. 3.43 and 262 beds in 30 and 21 institutions respectively. VuyyuJ' 0.57 1.14 ro.31) 82

The picture regarding the recreational and cultural side, is also fairly good compar.ed to that in other dis~ The principal items of export from the district are tricts in the State. There are 3 stadia, 49 cinemas, S agricultural products like rice, chillies, turmeric, to­ Auditoria and 54 reading fooms in aU the towns bacco, groundnut, coHon seeds, fruits, hides and s}cins, together. handloom cloth, electrical goods, scientific instruments. Statement VI-Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking To promote export trade of agricultural commodities Facilities 'agmark' centres are located in various places of the In this statement, data on trade, commerce, industry district and commercial grading is done in the commo­ and banking facilities available in each town are given dities like groundnut, jagge~, tobacco, pulses, coconuts, under fourteen columns. Under c.olumns 3 to 5 t'te etc. three most important commodities, imported into the townlftre given while under columns 6 to 8 the three MANUFACTURE most important commodities exported from the town are given. Under column'!. 9 to 11 the three most The district is rich in natural resources which nat important articles maaufactured in the town are given. only provide large supplies of food but also offer variety Columns 12 to 14 are devoted to present the banking of materials upon which industries are based. The and co-operative credit facilities avai~~ble in the town. district is industrially advanced and large concen­ tration of these industries are located in Vijayawada, The three' most important com'inoJities under Gudivada and Machilipatnam taluks. The Andhra imports, exports and manufacture were decide:i in terms Scientific Company Limited, Machilipatnam, the Sugar of the estimated volume of the commodities transacted Factory at Vuyyur. the Andhra Pharmaceutical Works and in terms of the volume of total output of the commo­ Limited and the Vasant Soap Works at Vijayawada dities concerned respectively in each of the towns and are some of the important industries. Fru~t canning not on the basis of the value. HJwever, the uniqueness and Biscuit making are also important in the district. of a town which exhibited special characteristics in the Rice and oil mills, workshops and foundries are impor­ spheres of either industry or m:lUufacture or mining tant small scale industries of the district. Weaving. etc., has been retained by in:iicatiug those items gf "Kalam Kari" printing of cloth, wooden toy making, or mOlY production manufacture as the cage be in the etc., are some of the prin~ipal cott,age industries of the concerned columns although such commodities did district. not stand a comparison with the other commodities in sheer terms of their estimated volume of transaction. Generally the towns are noted for their importance Krishna district is predominantly an agricultural as trading centres de'lEng in agricultural produce that tract because of irrigation facilities. The hinter land flows from the neighbouring rural areas.· A substantial of Vijayawada is known as the gift of fiver Krishna portion of produce finds its V\iay into these trading and is also called the Blue Nile of Deccan. Paddy centres. The most important who1esale centres in is the main food crop produced in the district. Besides, the district are Vijayawada, Machilipatnam, and Gudi­ jowar, bajra, maize, ragi, pulses like blackgram, redgram, vada. To promote the trading activity warehousing and greengram are also some of the principal crops of corporations are created in the district, where storage this region. The most important commercial crops facilities are extended. These are located at Gudivada, are sugarcane, tobacco, chillies and cotton. Jaggayyapet, Machilipatnam and Vijayawada.

Deposits of certain granites and lime stone useful The Banks which playa prominent role in Industry, for building material and of chrornite, iron ore, mica Trade and Commerce particularly in mopping up the and Sulp~ur occur in the district. savings <;If the community and making them available for investment in productive activities. Krishna IMpORTS district presents good picture in the banking field as The chief items of imports into the district are mill there are 55 banks, 18 agricultural credit societies cloth of various types, medical. products, pesticides, and 17 non-agricultural societies in aU the 16 towns fertilisers. plastic products, aluminium and steelware together. A concentration of these banks is observed and pertoleum products and occupy sizable propor­ in Vijayawada with 10, 6 and 4 respectively in view of tion of the inward commerce. its being the largest centre fcir industry and trade. 83

Statement VU-Population by Religion and Scheduled 33,199 persons are reported as belonging to Sche­ Castes/Scheduled Tribes in Towns duled Castes in urban areas of this district accounting for, 13.2 % of the total Scheduled Castes population in The details of the population as per 1971 Census the district while only 7,381 persons are returned as count: by Religion, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Scheduled Tribes in urban areas constituting 14.5% Tribes with sex breakup are shown for each of the towns of the total Scheduled Tribes population in the district. in the district under columns 3 to 22. Only important religions whose population is not less than 10 % of the total population of the town are given in the statement The particulars presented in the statement II to VI while other religions for which the persons returned are based on the data obtained from. the Tahsildars are less than 10% of the total population of a lown are and Local Bodies concerned and also from the concern­ grouped logi:(ther and shown under the category viz., ed departments like Medical, Educational, Elec­ "Others" in columns 15 and 16. The Scheduled Castes tricity Departments, etc., while the particulars fur~ished and Scheduled Tribes population in a town are shown in statement I and VII are based on the Census under columns 19 to 22. data. 84

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PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

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PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT·

In this part of the District Census Handbook the The data for the second and subsequent taluks are pre­ ,Primary Census Abstract of 1971 Census on the follow­ sented cons~ut!vely thereafter. The villages under ing aspects is presented for each revenue village in res­ each taluk are arranged in the ascending order ofLoca­ pect of rural areas ahd for each Ward and for each· tion Code Numbers. In the u'rban areas the data are Enumerator's Block of a town in urban areas. arranged in the ascending order of Location Code Num bers of towns and also in the ascending order of t Location Code Number and Name of the village/ the ward number. The uninhabited villages and villa­ town ahd area I ges which have been fully inclllded in a town have been 2 Total number of occupied r~sjdential :houses and indicated accordingly. In respect of villages which are total number of households partly included in towns the word " Rural" has been added in italics and in brackets after the name of the 3 Total population and its sex breakup village and the particulars relating to the rural portion 4 Population of Scheduled· Castes and Scheduled only have been given against such villages. At the Tribes by sex breakup beginning of each taluk an alphabetical list of villageS together with their Location Code Numbers ahd a taluk 5 Literate and educated persons by sex map showing all the villages and towns with their boun­ 6 Total workers an(! the breakup of the workers daries are given. This alphabetical list of villages fapi­ into nine categories and also the total non-workers litates the reader in locating the required village and its by sex '·as below: Location Code Number and thereafter know the Pri- . l!'ary Census Abstract particulars. The taluk map faci­ Category. I Cultivators litates the location of the required village/town. The Category II Agricultural Labourers jurisdiction of each Enumerator's Block is given before the urban/blockwise Primary Census Abstract. Category III Livestock, Forestry, Fishing and Hun­ ting and Plantations, Orchards and The population data presented in 38 columns of the allied Activities Primary Census Abstract relate to all persons alive at Sunrise on 1st April 1971 and were present within the Category IV Mining and Quarrying territory of Krishna district whether they lived in normal Category V. Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing residential houses or in institutions such as hospitals~ and Repairs hostels, asylums, boarding houses, hotels etc., or whether they were merely houseless persons like the wondering (a) Household Industry tribes, tramps, pavement dwellers, or those living in boats etc. They were all enumerated at the 1971 Census (b) Other than Household Industry and their basic characteristic~ have been presented in Category VI Construction this Primary Census Abstract.

Category VII Trade and Commerce The total population of Krishna District as on 1st April 1971 recorded at the Census enumeration is as. Category VIII Transport, Storage and Communica­ foUows: tions . Total Rural . Urban Category IX Other Services Persons .. 2,493,574 1,814,022 679,552 Category X Non-Workers Males .. 1,269,399 921,083 348,316 'Females .. 1,224,175 892,939 331,236 A District Abstract containing the Primary Census Abstract data for the district as a whole together with. The crIteria adopted for classifying a place as Rural l"ural and urban breakup and also for each taluk and or Urban and the concepts of Urban Agglomeration for each town is first presented. It ·is followed by the and Standard Urban Area have already been explained' data for each of the villages and towns in the first taluk. in the beginning of this volume. - . 94

Columns 1 and 2 of the Primary Census Abstract Department. Hence the total area of all taluks put indicate the Location c:::ode Number and name of the together may not tally with the district arta. Village or Town concerned::- In respect of towns the Ward/Block/Locality Numbers and the Enumerator's Under column"" the total number of occupied resi­ Block Numbers are indicated under column 2. dential houses in each village and in each ward and Enu­ merator's Block of a town are given. These figures Location Code is the method by which every vill~ge include those of partly residenti::!1 houses also but not and town in a taluk in every district of a State is identi­ - of the completely non-residential houses. The total fied. Each district in th?s State has been given a separate number' ~f households including houseiess households code number by serially numbering the districts in a and institutional house~olds is given under c.olumll 5. clock-wise order starting from Srikakulam District and ending with Nalgonda District. Krishna District, The total populatiqn in~luding house less and insti­ in this process, is assigned Location Code Number 5. tutional population with sex breakup is given under Within each district the taluks h':1d similarly been allott­ columns 6 to 8. ed Location Code Numbers, the taluk in which the Under column~ 9 to 12 the population of Scheduled district headquarters lies being allotted Location Code Castes and Scheduled Tribes by sex is given. Number 1 and the other taluks are numbered in a clock-wise order. The revenue villages within each The Scheduled· Castes and Scheduled Tribes in taluk are assigned separat~ ser~l numbers starting Andhra Pradesh are those listed in part I under "Andhra from the north-west corner of the'" taluk and ending Pradesh" to Schedule I and Schedule II respectively with the south-east corner in a serpentine order. of\ the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Lists All the towns within a district were assigned Location (M0dification Order 1956) published in the Notification Cone Numbers in one serial order starting from the of the Ministry of Home Affairs, New Oelhi, dated town in which the district headquarters is located and 29th October, 1956. A copy of the list of Scheduled in the ascending order oftaluk Location Code Numbers. Castes and Scheduled Tribes in Andhra Pradesh is If any taluk has more than one town" then the town given below. in which the talu~( headquarters is located is assigned Location Code Number first and then the o'ther towns in the taluk in a clock-wise order. The Location Code LIST OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED ! Numbers of villages are indicated in Arabic numerals TRIBES IN ANDHRA PRADESH while those of towns in Roman numerals. SCHEDULED ~ASTES

Under column 3 the area of each village and I. Throughout the State town is given in square miles based on the information Chalavadi furnished by the State Central Survey Office, the Tah­ Chamar, Mochi or Muchi sildar al)d the Municipal authorities concerned. In ' Madiga respect of certain villages where the area particulars Mala are not available, the fact is noted as "NA". As the II. Throughout the State e'{cept Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar, area of the taluk comprises not only the area of villages Adilabad, . Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Warangal Khammam and Nalgonda Districts. but also the area of reserved forests, hills etc., within the taluk, the area of all the villages and towns in the Adi Andlua Madasi Kuruva or Madari taluk put together may not be equal to the area of the Adi Dravida Kuruva Arundhatiya Mala Dasu taluk, The rural area of the taluk is obtained by Bariki Madiga Dasu and Mashteen deducting the total urban area of all the towns in the Bavuri Matangi taluk from the total area of the taluk furnished by the Chachati ; Mundala .State Survey Department. Similarly the rural area of Chandala / Paky or Moti Dandasi Pambada or Pambanda the district is obtajned by deducting the total urban Dom, Dombara, Paidi or Pano Pamidi area of all the towns in the district from the total area Ghasi, Haddi or ReIli Chachandi Panchania or Pariah of the district, It may be pointed out in this connection Godagali Relli that the total distfict area adopted is that furnished Godari Samban Gosangi Sapru by the Survey of India Department and is provisionaL JaggaJi Thoti The area of the talnks is furnished by the State Survey Jambuvulu 95

III. In the districts of Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar, Adilabad, The number of literate and educated persons is given Nizamabad, Medak, Kllrimnagar, Warangal, Khammam and Nalgonda. under columns 13 and 14. A person who could both read and write any language with understanding was Anamuk Mahar treated as a literate at the 1971 Census. A person Aray (Mala) Mala Dasari Arwa Mala Mala Hannai who could merely read but could not write or vice versa Beda (Budga) Jangam Malajangam was not tre~ted as a literate. The test for reading was Bindla Mala Masti ability to read any simple letter either in print or in Byagara Mala Sale (Netkaru) manuscript. Children aged 4 years and below were Chambhar Mala Sanyasi treated as illiterate. The test for education was that Dakka" (Dokkalwar) Mang Dhor Mang Garodi the person should have passed a recognised written EUamalWfir (YellamtnaJa- Manne examination or examinations as proof of educational / wandlu) Mashti level attained. The highest examination passed was Boleya Mehtar taken as the level of education. Holeya Dasari Mitha Ayyal'l'ar Kolupulvandlu Samagara The details of workers and non-workers are given Sindhollu (ChindoHu) under columns 15 to 38. At the 1971 Census the popu­ lation has been broadly divided into two sections based SCHEDULED TRIBES on the main activity viz., (i) Workers and (ii) Non­ t, Workers. l: Throughout the State The definitions and concepts adopted in the Cl1en~hu or Chenchwar economic classification of the population at the 1971 Koya or Goud with its sub-seets-Rajah or Rasha Koyas, Linga­ Census are explained below: dhari Koya~ (ordinary), Kottu Koyas, Bhine Koya and Rajkoya. Worker II. Throughout the State except Hyderabad. Mahbubnagar, A 'worker' was a person whose main activity was AdiJabad, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, \V;arangal, Kham­ mam and NaJgonda Districts. participation in any economically productive work Bagata by his physical or mental activity. Work involves Holva,Paiko, Putiy!li, Sanrona not only actual work but effective supervision and Gada bas and Sidhopaiko Jatapus Kulia direction of work. Kammara Malis Katturrayakan 1.'Ianna Dhora A man or woman who was engaged primarily in Konda Dhoras Mukha Dhora or Nooka DOOra household duties such as cooking -for own household Komia Kapus Porja (Parangiperja) or performing one's own household duties or a boy Kondareddis Reddi Dhoras Kondbs (Kodi and Kodhu), Rona, Rena or a girl who was primarily a student attending institu­ Desaya Kondhs, Dongria Savaras-Kapu Savaras. tion, even if such a person helped in the family econo­ Kondhs, Kl;ttiya Kondhs, Maliya Savaras or Khutto mic activity but not as a full time worker was not treated Tikiria Kondhs and Yenity Savaras as a worker for the main activity on the other hand, Kondhs Sugalis (Lamoodis} Kotia-Bentho Oriya, Yenadis if a perSon was primarily 'engaged in some economic Bartika, Dhulia or Dulia, Yerukulas activity but at the same time attended to some house_ hold chores or attended a night school etc.; he or she III. In the districts of Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar, Adilabad, was treated baSically as a worker for the main activity Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, WaTangal, Khammam and and categorised accordingly. Nalgonda. A person who was working may be either working Andh Hill Reddis Bhil Kolam (inclilding MannervarIu) as a cultivator, as an agricultural labourer or at a Gond (including Naikpod Pardhan household industry or may be doing any other work. and Rajgon

during this reference period and'this had been returned an agricultural lapourer. He .had no risk in the culti­ as his main activity !he person was categorised accord­ vation b,ut he merely worked in another person's land ingly. A person who normally works but had been for wages. The labourer had no right of lease or con!­ absent from work during this'i-eTer.ence period on aC.count tract on land on which he :worked. of illness, travel, holiday, temporary breakdown or strike etc., was treated as engaged in regular work in Household Industry which he would have otherwise been employed but for his temporary absence. . Persons under training such For a person who returned his main activity as en­ as apprentices with or without stipend;; or wages were gaged in sO,me production. or processing of goods such considered as economically active and recored as as, say, handloom weavlng, dyeing, carpentry, bidi workers. A person who had m~rely been offered work rolling, pottery manufact*re, dairying, cycle repairing, but had not actually joined it wa'i not treated as engaged blacksinithy, tailoring etd, it was .ascertained if it was in work. There are certain types' of works which are a household industry. : not carried on throughout the ,year eg., cultivation, A Household Industry was defined as an industry livestock ,keeping, plantation work, some types 0 f conducted by the head,'of the household himself/herself household industry etc. A person's main activity was and/or mainl{ by the members of the household at ascertained with reference to such work in th~' last one home Or withilil th;: villa~;: in rural areas and only at ye'lr evell if he was not e::cl1Tnicl.lly a-::tiv~ in the week home in urban areas: The industry should not have prior to enumeration. It is libly ~hat enn when a . been run on th~ scale of a registered factorY. person is englgd in snme other w:Hk during the period of one week prior to the d'lte of enu'TI~r~tiot1, th~ 'l11in 'The main criterion of a household industry was the activity of the p~rson m'ly b~ cultivation, a~ricultural partic,ipation of one or more m~mbers of a household. labour or som~ other wJrk atte:dd to normally by This criterion was applied to urban areas too.,' Even him in the COurse of ~he year. if the industry is' not actuaUy located at' home in Cultivator rural areas there i~ greater possibility of the members of the hou<;ehold participating even if it is located any­ For purposes of the Census a person is woJrking as cultivator if he or she is engagei in cu1tivation by one­ where within the village limits. In the urban areas self or by supervision or dire::tion in one's capacity where organised in~ustry takes greater prominence as the owner of lessee of land held from GJVernm~nt the household indu~try should be, confined to the pre­ or as a tenant of land, held from private persons or cincts of the house where the Jarticipants live. In institutions for payment of m::mey, kind or share. urban areas e~en if the members of the householq by themselves ran an industry 'but at a place '. away Cultivation hvolves ploughing, sowing and harvest­ from the precincts of their home, it was not considered ing ani pro :luctio} of cere'lls ani millet crops such a household industry. It should have been located as wheat, paddy, jowar, bljra, ra~i, etc., ani pulses, within the precincts (If the house where the members raw jute ani kinired fibre croo), cotton, etc., and other lived. crops such as sugar-cane, g~ounit1uts, tapioca,' etc., and does not include fr~it growing, veg:ltable growing A Household Industry related to production, pro­ or keeping orchards or grov~3 or working of cessing, servicing, repairing or making and selling plantations like te']., coffe~, rubber, cinchona and other (but not merely selling) of goods. It did not include. medicinal plantations. f professions such as pleader or doctor,or barber,musician, . A person who merely owned land but had given out dancer, waterman, dhabi, astrologer, etc., or merely lan::I to another person or persons for cultivation for trade or business, even if such profession, trade 0 f money, kind or share of crop and who did not even services were run at home by members of household. supervise or direct cultivation of land, was not treated as cultivator. Similarly, a person working in another Some times it is likely Wat the person who may not person's land for wa~e5 in cash, kind or share was-not be working in his own household industry may be treated as cultivator. working as a petty employee in another household industry. It was, therefore, enquired whether the Agricultural Labourer . person who was not working in his own hou sehold A person who worke:i in another pe rson's land for industry was working in any other household industry wages in money, kind or share was regarded as as an employee. 97

Other Workers , proportion of rural and urban population to the total A person who gives his main activity as engaged in population in the .district works out to 73 ,0% and any other work which is not cultivation, agricultural 27.0% respectively in 1971 Census compared to 76.0% labour or hQusehold industry was recorded under the and 24.0 % in 1961. There were 964 fema,les for every category of 'Other Workers'. The type of workers that 1,000 males at the 1971 Census as against 962 females . may come under the'Other Workers' category are factory per 1,000 males in ]961 Census. 877,051 persons workers, those working in trade or transport, all were reported a~ literates and educated in 1971 Census Government serlVants, municipal employees, teachers, compared to 647,056 literate and educated persons in mining workers, political or social workers, building 1961 accounting for 35.17 % of total population in labourers etc. In effect, all types of economic activity not 1971 as against 31.] 5 % in 1961. The proportion of covered by cultivation, agricultural labourer or house­ literates and educated among males was 41.72 % while i hold industry were recorded under this residual category. among females it was 28,38 %. In the rural areas Workers engaged in plantation or f~restry were not the percentage of literates and educated among the treated as cultivators or agricultural labourers but as total population was 28.82 % while in urban areas, 'Other }Vork~rs'. the literates accounted for 52. 12 % of the total urban population. 956,142 workers were returned in 1971 as against 973,216 workers in 1961 Census, thus constitu­ According to the 1971 Census there were 432,969 ting 38.34 % of the total population were workers residential houses and 531,776 households ,in Krishna in 1971 and 46.86% in 1961. Among males, the .... District compared to 395,057 residential houses and workers constituted 56.60Jo while among females 446,492 households in 1961. Thus there were 1-.23 % only 19.42 % were workers. The decrease in the households per residential house at 1971 Census com­ proportion of working population in 1971 compared pared to 1. 13 % households per residential house in to 1961 Census proportion was mainly due to the 1961 Census. change in the definition adopted at the present Census. The total number of persons returned at the 1971 Census enumeration in Krishna District was 2493574 Detailed analysis of demographic data at the 1971 as against 2,076,956 in 1961 Census recording' an Census is given in the write up in Part-C of District increase of 20.1 % over the population of 1961. The Census H,mdbook. 98

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Statement showi~._Jhe Jurisdiclilfh of Enumerator's BliJ~ks in ,the Urban Areas ;0/ Bandar TaFuk

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(1) (2~ (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) MACHILlPATNAM (BANDAR) CITY

Ward 18-Concld. E.B.9O 18-191 18-284 Ward 26 E.B.: 130 26-1 26-84 B.B. 91 18-285 18-458 E.J;J, 131 26-85 26-166- E.B. 132 26-167 26-254 Ward 19 E.B. 92 19-1 19-129 E,B, 133. 26-255 26-340' E.B.93 19-130 19-234 E.B. 134 26-341 26-410 E.B.94 19-235 19-334 E..B.95 19-335 19-400 Ward 27 E..B.135 27-1 27-85 E.B.96 19-401 19-579 E.B. 136 27-86 27-175 E..B.97 \19-580 19-102 B.B. 131 27-176· 27-255- E.B.98 }~-703 19-125 E.B. 138 27-256 27-355· E.B. 139 27-356 27-445 Ward 2() E..B.98 20-1 20-75 E.B.99 20-76 20-189 W~d 28 E.B. 140 28-1 28-105, E.B. 100 20-190 20-290 E.B. 141 28-W6 '28-236 E.B. 101 20-291 20-389 E.B. 142 28-237 28-320' E.B. 102 20-390 20-474 E.B. 143 28-321- 28-409',' E..B. 103 20-475 2(}-565 E.B. 144 28-410 28-505· E.B. 104' 20-566 20-619 E.B. 145 28-506 28-593 , E.B. 146 28-594 28--100 Ward 21 E.B. 104 21-1 21-79 E.B. 147 28-701 28-810' E.B. 105 21-80 21-179 ' E.B. 148 28-811 28-915 B.B. 106 21-180 21-244 E.B. 149 18-916 28-959 E.B. 107 21-245 21-319 E.B. 108 21-320 21-356 Ward 29 E.B.149 29-1 2Q-39 E.B. 109 21-357 21-440 E.B.I50 29-40 29-165- E.B. 110 21-441 21-529 E.B. 151 29-166 '29-270 E.B. 111 21-530 21-610 E.B.152 29-271 29-365 E.B. 112 21-611 21-671 E.B. 153 19-366 29-455- 30-19 Ward 22 E.B.112 22-1 +2-25 Ward 30 E.B. 154 '(30-1 ~ 30-22 30-54 E.B. 113 22-26 22-119 l30-56 .30-80 £:B. 114 22-120 22-209 E.B. 155 30-81 30-179' E.B. 115 22":210 22-319 E.B. 156 30--180 30-279' E.B. 116 22-320 22-351 E.B . .157 30--280 3O-38Q. E.B.158 30-381 30-518. / Ward '23 E.B. 116 23-1 23-90 E.B. 159 30-519 30-634- E.B. 117 23-91 23-174 E.B.160 30-635 30-750- E.B. 118 23-175 23-280 E.B. 161 30--751 30--875 E.B. 119 23-281 23-400 E.B. 162 30-876 30-986 30-20.3Q-Z1and 30-55 Ward 24 E.B. 120 24-1 24-124 E.B. 161 E.B. 121 24-125 24-214 31-85 E.B. 122 24-215 24-315 Ward 31i E.B. 164, :H-l E.B. 165 31-86 31-19~ E.B. 123 24-316 24--455 31-196 31-286> E.B. 124 24-456 24-594 E.B.I66 E.B. 167 31-287 31-331 Ward 25 ' , E.B. 125 25-1 25-99 E.B. 126 25-100 25-209 Ward 32 E.B. 167 32-1 32-59 E.B. 127 25-210 25-3G7 E.B. 168 32--60: 32-185- E.B. 128 25-308 25-424 E.B. 169 32":186 32-265; .E;.B. 129 25-425 25-490 E.B. 170 32-266. 32-361 • E.B. 130 ' 25-491 25-596 E.B. 171 Bandar, Port area. 123

Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Bandar Ta/uk

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PEDANA TOWN

I Block 1 E.B. 129 1-1 1-106 Block 9 E.B. 142 9-1 9-112 9-113 9-202 E.B. 130 l-107 1-201 E.B. 143 Block 10 E.B. 144 10-1 10-53 Block 2 E.B. 131 2-1 2-121 E.B. 145 IO-S4 10-132 E.B. 132 2-122 2-180 Block 11 E.B. 146 11-1 11-52 E.B. 147 Il-53 11-150 Block 3 E.B. 132 3-[ 3-68 E.B.133 3-69 3-197 Block 12 E.B. 148 12-1 12-119 E.B.149 12-120 12-175 Block 4 E.B.134 4-1 4-128 E.B. 135 4-129 4-191 Block 13 E.B.149 13-1 13-58 E.B.150 13-59 13-182 Block 5 E.B.135 5-1 5-104 Block 14 E.B. 1St 14-1 14-132 E.B. 136 5-105 5-206 E.B. 152 14-133 14-196 E.B. 137 5-207 5-221 • Block 15 E.B. 152 15-1 15-36 Block 6 E.B.137 6-1 6-88 E.B. 153 15-37 15-113 E.B. 138 6-89 6-209 E.B. 154 15-114 15-256 Block 7 E.B. 138 7-1 7-10 Block 16 E.B. 155 16-1 16-104 E.B. 139 7-11 7-118 E.B. 156 16-105 16-217 E.B.14O 7-119 7-177 E.B. 157 16--218 16-330

"Slock 8 E.B.I40 8-1 8-44 Block 17 E.B. 158 17-1 17-149 E.B.141 8-45 8-153 E.B. 159 17-150 17-276

N.B.-In a few cases an enumerator was allotted parts of different Wards/Localities!Blocks. In all such cases, the E.B. No. has been repeated in each of the concerned Ward! Locality/Block and the particulars pertainiris to that part only are shown against it.

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ALPHABETICAL, LIST OFI' VILLAGES DIVI TALUK

1971 1971 1'71 'Location NameofVillap: Location Name of Village Location Name of Village -Code No. CodoNo. 'Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

1 Ainampudi 91 Gollapalem 49 'Pagolu 62 Annavaram 35 Gudapadu 12 Palankipadu 91 Aswaraopalem 83 Parrachivara 77 Avanigadda 86 Kammanamolu 64 PedakallepalJe 13 Avurupudi 51 Kaptanpalem 11 Pedamuthevi 70 Ayodhya 16 Kaza 66 Pedaprolu 9 Ayyanki 31 Kodali 7 Pedapudi 96 Koduru 3 Pedasanagallu S ' Bar]apudi .50 ' Kokkiligadda 66 Pedayadara 2 Bhatlapenumarru 21 Kosuru 67 PittaUanka ,87 Bhavadevarapallc 31 KotlIapalie 52 Puligadda 65 Bhogiredd%aIle 4 Kuchipudi 43 Puritigadda 23 Birudugad a 20 Pushadam :51 Bobbarlanka 59 Lakshmipuram 25 Bollapadu 60 Lankapalle 17 Ramannapeta 94 Lingareddipalem :58 Challapalle 68 Salempal~m 40 Cheedepudi 36 Srikakulam 28 Chilakalapudi 93 Machavaram 38 Chinakallep;dle 15 Maddipatla 33 Tadepalle 10 Chinamuthevi 19 Majeru 85 TaJagadadi vi 74 ChiruvQlu 26 Mallampalle 72 TekupaIJe 76 Chjruvolulanka 95 Mandapakala 37 Teluguraopalem -46 Chitturpu 61 Mangalapuram 80 T. Kothapalem 21 Chitturu 75 Mellamarthilank!1 :88 Chodavaram 71 MeJlamarru 98 UJlipalem 73 Meraka:!lapalle 22 Daliparru 92 Modumudi 48 Vakkalagadda 47 Devarakota 55 Mopidevi 90 Vekanuru 54 Mopidevilanka 39 Velivolu "78 Edlanka. 6 Movva 29 Vellimalli Rudravaram $1 Edurwnondi 30 Vemulamada , 24 Elikalakuduru 42 Nadakuduru 45 Vemulapalle :18 Endakuduru 79 Nagayalanka 63 Venkatapuram :a2 Etim0ga j3 Nagayatippa 69 Viswanadhapal1e .89 Nangegadda ~4 Ganapeswaram 14 Nidumolu 44 Yadagadda .i2 Ohantcssala 41 Nimmagadda 8 Yeddanapudi

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. Block 1 . E.B. 170 1-1 1-136/1 Block 8 E.B. 179 ll-t 8-82 E.B. 171 1;-136/2 1-152 Block E.B. 180 9-1 9-67 Block 2 E.B. 171 2-1 2-62/2 9 E.B. 172 2-62/3 2-186/3 Block 10 E.B. 180 10-1 10-36 Block 13 E.B. 173 3-1 3-120 E.B. 181 10-37 10-75 E.B. 174 3-121, 3-195 Block 1l E.B. 181 11-1 11-98 , Block '* E.B. ,175 4-1 4-123 Block 5 E.B. 176 5-1 5-108 Block 12 E.B. 181 12-1 12-10 E.B. 182 12-11 12-150 Block 6 E.B. 177 6-1 6-108E E.D. 183 12-151 12-185 Block 7 E.B. 178 7-1 7-125 E.B. 179 7-126 7-133 Block 13 E.B. 1&3 13-1 13-25

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GANNAVARAM TALU~

1971 1971 1971 'Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village .code No. Code No . CadeNo. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) Paidikondalapalem 99 Agniparru 109 Illur 102 19 Ajjampudi 110 Inapur 101 Paidimukkala 86 Akunuru 63 Indupalle 27 Peda A vutapalle 25 Allapuram 89 Peda Ogirala 94 Aminapuram 76 Jabarlapudi 119 Penumatcha 35 Ampapuram 22 Jagannadhapurarn 50 Ponukumadu 52 Amudalapalle 5 lakkulanekkalam 32 Pottipadu 45 Arugolanu 6 Purushottapatnam 31 Atkuru 85 Kadavakollu 41 Kakulapadu 66 Kalvapamula 2 Ramachandrapuram 10 Bahubalendrunigudem 93 Kanakavalli 73 Ramachandrapuram 33 Balliparru 39 Kanumolu 42 Ramannagudem 34 Bandarugudem 95 Kapileswarapuram 24 Bhuddhavaram 72 Katur 12 Sagguru Amani 70 Bokinala 18 Kesarapalle 4 Savaragudem 74 Bollapadu 7 Kondapavulur 82 Sayapuram 23 Buthurnillipadu 54 Koyyagurapadu 113 Sreerangapuram 117 Krishnapuram 1 Surampalle 62 Chagantipadu 114 Kuderu 92 Kummamuru 79 Tadanki 88 Chalivendrapalem Tarigoppala !l16 ghennuruvaripalem 44 Kuripirala 59 69 hikinala 20 Tarigoppala Khandrika 11 Chikkavaram 48 Telaprolu 26 China Avutapalle 112 Lankapalle 15 Tempalle 90 China Ogirala 55 Lankapalle Agra)urarn 37 Tippanagunta 46 Chirivada 111 Lankapallelanka 30 Tuttagunta 115 Choragudi .68 Madhirapadu 51 Ungutur 40 Dantaguntla 107 Madhurapuram 118 Mamillapalle 3 Vedurupavulur .87 Davuluru Veeranki 53 Dibbanapudi 71 Manikonda 103 80 Mantada 14 Veerapanenigudem 57 Elukapadu 21 Manthena 36 Veeravalli 77 Marrivada 84 Veeravalli Mokasa 104 Fathelanka 105 Meduru 58 Veldipadu 13 Metlapalle 61 Veldipadu Khandrika 16 Gannavaram 75 Mudunur 28 Velnuthala 49 Garapadu 64 Mukkapadu 96 Velpuru 9 Gollanapalle 108 M u1akalapalle 65 Vemanda 8 Gopavarapugurlem 97 Mullapudi 60 Vempadu 78 Gopuvanipalem 17 Venk:ata Narasimhapuram 81 Gurazada 29 Nagavarappadu 47 Venkatapuram '100 Gurralalanka 67 Nandamuru 38 Venkatarajugudem 1106 Guruvindapallc 83 Vuyyuru 43 Ogirala -98 Hanumanthapuram 56 Omdrampadu 91 Yakamur

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GANNAVARAM TOWN

Block 1 B.B. 40 I-J 1-95 Block 7 E.B. 48 7-1 7-89 E.B. 41 1-96 1-124 Block 8 E.B. 49 8-1 8-102 Block 2 E.B. 41 2-1 2-76/1 E.B. 42 2-77 2-115 Block 9 E.B. 50 9-1 9-102

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VUYYUR TOWN

Block E.B. 198 1-1 1-148 Block 8 E.B. 210 8-1 8-180 E.B. 199 1-149 1-232 E.B.211 8-181 8-226 Block 9 E.B.211 9-1 . 9-129 Block 2 E.B. 199 . 2-1 2-90 9-237 E.B.200 2-91 2-208 B.B.212 9-130 Block 10 B.D. 213 10-1 10-118 Block 3 E.B. 201 3-1 3-102/3 E.B.214 10-119 10-236/2 E.B.202 3-103 3-248/3 E.B.215 10-237 10-280 E.B.203 ~-249 3-269 Block 11 B.B.215 11-1 11-86 Block 4 E.D.203 4-1 4-98 E.B.216 11-87 11-231/3 B.D. 204 4-99 4-203/3 Block 12 B.B.217 12-1 12-132 Block 5 E.B.204 5-1 5-15/2 B.B.218 12-133 12-155 E.D.205 5-16 5-141 E.B.206 5-142 5-170A Block 13 B.B.218 13-1 13-121 E.B.219 13-122 13-152 Block 6 .. E.B.206 6--1 6-102/3 E.B.207 6-103 6-300 Block 14 E.D.219 14-1 14-97 B.B.220 14-98 14-143 Block 7 E.D.208 7-1 7-(i7{5 E.D.209 7-68 7-201 Block 15 E.B.220 15-1 15-146

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VIJAYAWADA TALUK

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(1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 79 Ambapuram 66 Jupudi 89 Patamata 45 Atukuru 29 Pathanaguluru 58 Kachavaram 83 Pathapadu 77 Bhavanipuram 52 Kadimpothavaram 81 Payakapuram 40 Bheemavarappadu 117 Kandalampadu 105 PedapuJipaka 122 Boddapadu 43 Kandulapadu 128 Penamakuru 31 Kanimerla 107 Penamaluru ]29 Chaganitipadu 112 Kankipadu 3 Petrampadu 19 Chandragudem 93 Kanuru 8(} Phiryadi Nainavaram 35 Chandrala 51 Kavuluru 46 Pinapaka 23 Cheemalapadu 33 Keerthirayanagudem 16 Pondugula 42 Chegireddipadu 62 Kethanakonda 102 Poranki 8 Cheruvu Madhavaram 38 Koduru 92 Prasadampadu 12 Chevuturu 114 Kolavennu 121 Prodduturu 59 Chilukuru 120 Konathanapadu 25 Pulluru 123 Chinnapulipaka 53 Kondapalle 113 Punadipadu 106 Chodavaram 11 Konduru 49 Kothuru 60 Damuluru 61 Kotikalapudi 91 Rarnvarappadu 20 Dasullapalem 82 Kundavari Kandrika 72 Rayanapadu 130 Devarapalle 118 Kunderu 124 Royyuru 96 Done Atukuru 14 Kuntamukkala 24 Rudravaram 2 Duggirallapadu 9 Loya 100 Edupuga\lu 18 Sabjapadu 70 Elaprolu 63 Machavararn (Zarnin) 73 Shahabad 104 Enamaiakuduru 109 Madduru 126 South Valluru 94 Enikepadu 54 Malkapuram 6 Sunnampadu 116 Maredllmaka 10 Gaddamanugu 88 Mogaiarajapuram 50 Tadepal!e 37 Ganapavaram 87 Mokhasa Machavararn 103 Tadigadapa 4 Ganginenipalem 86 Mokhasa Muthyalampadu 5 Telladevarapadu 101 Ganguru 22 Morsumilli 115 Tenneru 127 Garikaparru 21 Mulakalapenta 27 Tholukodu 110 Godavarru 64 Mulapadu 36 Thummalagunta Gannavaram 76 Gollapudi 7 Munagapadu 68 Thummalapalem 111 Gosala 17 Mylavaram 65 Trilochanapuram 97 Gudavalle 1 Cudem Madhavaram 28 Naguluru 99 Uppaluru 55 Gudurupadu 39 Nandigama 90 Gunadala 47 Narasayagudem 108 Vanukuru 69 Guntupalle 56 Nave Pothavaram (Govt.) 32 Vedurubeedern 15 Gurrajupaiern 57 Nave Pothavararn (Zarnin) 48 Velagaleru 119 Neppalle 41 Vellaturu 44 Haveli Mutyalampadu 95 Nidamanuru 98 Velpuru 125 North Valluru 34 Velvadam 67 Ibrahimpatnalll 84 Nunna 74 Vemavaram 13 Veaka tapuram 75 Jakkampudi 71 Paidurupadu 78 Vidyadharapuram 26 JangaJapaJle 30 Parvathapuram 85 Vijayawada

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Statement showin~ the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in .the Urban Areas of Vijayawada Ta/uk

Enumerator's Block No. and .its Jurisdiction ,Enumerator's______Block No.--L--- and its ____Jurisdiction.' -., ~----~ H:Juse Numl>~rs includ.!d Ward! House Numbers included Ward/ ,.-_.in__ theJ.... Block ______Locality/ in the Block Locality/ E.B.No. Block No. E.B.No. r----.-'-- lJlock No. From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4) VIJAYAWADA URBAN AGGLOMERATION VIJAYAWADA CITY

Locality 1 E.B. 1 1-1-1 1-1-104 Locality 6- E.B.4? 6-3/1-10 6-6-20 EB. 2 I-I-lOS 1-1-201/2 (Contd.) E.B. SO 6-6-21 6-10-12/2 E.B. 3 1-1-201/3 1-1-264 E.B. SI 6-10-12/3 6-12-11/3 E.B. 4 1-I/H l-I/6-2/2B E.B.52 6-12-12/1 6-13-42/2 EB. 5 1-1/6-2/2C 1-2-3 E.B: 53 6-13-42/3 6-13-89/B E.B. 6 1-2-4 1-2)4-46 E.B; 54 6-13-90 6-13/1-24/2 E.B. 7 1-2/4-47 1-·3-100 . E.B. 55 6-13/1-25 6-13)1-70/3 E.B. 8 1-3-101 1-3-234 E.B.56 6-13/1-71 6-13/2-14/2 E.B. 9 1-3-235 1-3/4-13 E.B.57 6-13/2-14/3 6-13/3-38/3 E.B. 10 1-3/4-13A 1-3/6-4 E.B. 58 6-13/3-38/4 6-13/4-34/2 E.B. 11 1-3/6-5 1-3/15-1 E.D.59 6-13/5-1 6-13/7-14 E.B. 12 1-3/15~ 1-4/6-8 7-4-33 I LOCality 7 E.B.60 7-1-1 Locality 2 E.B.13 2-1-1 2-6(2-7 E.B. 61 7-4-34 7-6-17 E.B. 14 2-6/2-8 2-10-[0 E.B.62 7--6-18 7-6-79 E.B. 15 2-11-1 2-19-8 RD. 63 7-7-1 7-7-78/2 E.B. 64 7-8-1 7-11-7 Locality 3 EB. 16 3-1-1 3-1-142 E.D. 65 7-11-8 7-11/2-26 E.B. 17 3-1-143 3-2-25/1 E.B. 18 3-2-25/2 3-2-102 Locality 8 E.D. 66 8-1-1 8-2/1-4 EB. 19 3-3-1 3-6-25/B . ED. 67 8-2/1-5 8-4-34 ED. 68 8-5-1 8-6-35 Locality 4 E.B. 20 4-1-1 4-1-110/1 ED. 69 8-6-36 8-7-67/1 E.B.21 4-1-110/2 4-1/4-3/2 E.B.70 8-7-67/2 8-8/6-22 E.B. 22 4-1/4-4 4-2/2-5/1 E.B.71 8-9-. 8-10-6 E.B.23 4-2[2-5/2 4-2/4-21/1 E.D. 72 8-10-6/1 8-10-84 EB. 24 4-2(4-21/2 4-2/5-2/2 E.D.73 8-11-1 8-12-56 : E.B. 25 4-2(5-3 4-3/1-4 ED. 74 8-12-57 8-13-83 E.B. 26 4-3/1-5 4 -3(1 74 E.B.75 8-14-1 8-14-119(2 E.B. 27 4-3/1-75 4-3/3~13!2 ED. 76 8-14-120 8-16-21 E.B. 28 4-4/3-13/3 4-5-23(1 E.D. 77 8-16-22 8-17-72/2 EB. 29 4-5-23/2 4-9-12 ED. 78 8-17-73 8-20-34 E.B. 30 4-9-13 4-12-12 E.D.79 8-20-35 8-20/4-17 E.B. 31 4-12-13 4-15-12 E.D. 80 8-20/4-18 8-22-5:) E.B.' 32 4-15-13 4-20-5/A E.n. 81 8-23-1 8-26-46 E.B. 33 4-20-6 4-24-9 E.B.82 8-26-47 8-27-74 EB. 34 4-24-10 4-28-1 RD. 83 8-28-1 8-31-17 E.D. 35 4-28-1 (A 4-28/4-20 E.D.84 8-31-18 8-33-38/2 ED.. 36 ~29-1 4-29-13/1 ED. 85 8-33-38/3 8-33-135 E.B. 37 4-29/1-1 4-33-36 ED. 86 8-33-136 8-33-175 EB. 38 4-33-37 4-36-31 Locality 9 E.B. 87 9-1-1 9-3-67 Locality 5 E.B. 39 5-1-1 5-5-9/6 E.B. 88 9-3-68 9-5-40 E.B. 40 5-5-9/7 5-6/2-14 E.B. 89 ! 9-5-5 9-7-9/7 EB. 41 5-6/2-15 5-7-66/1 EB. 90 9-7-9/8 9-10-3/1 E.B.42 5-7-66/2 5-7-150 . E.B . 91 9-10-3/2 9-12-13/2 .e.B. 43 5-7-151 5-:7-275 E.B. 92 9-12-14 9-14-1 E.B.44 5-7-276 5-7/8-21 E.B. 93 9-14-2 9-15-23 Locality 6 I;.B.45 6-1-1 6-1/6-18 E.B. 94 9-15-24 9-16-20 E.B.46 6-1/7-1 6-1/13-7 E.B. 95 9-16-21 . 9-17-10/2 EB. 47 6-1(14-1 6-2-28 EB. 96 9-17-10/3 9-17-52(C E.B. 48 6-2-29 6-3/1-9 ED. 97 9-)7-53 9-20-21/2 207

Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Vijayawada To/uk

Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdjction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction .L -, Wardl House Numbers included Ward! House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Locality/ in the Block Block No. E.B.No. Block No. E.B.No. __ ..L____ ...... From To From To (l) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) VIJAYAWADA URBAN AGGLOMERATION VUAYAWADA CITY-( C01ltd).

Locality 9- E.B. 98 9-20-22 9-22-270 Locality 11 E.B. 148 11-1-1 11-3-32 (Comel.) E.B. 99 9-22-28 9-23-38/1. E.B. 149 11-4-1 11-5-28 E.B. 100 9-23-38/2 9-25-28/3 E.B. ISO 11-5-29 11-7-21

E.B. 101 9-26-1 I 9-29-6/3 E.B. 151 11-8-1 11-9-2514 E.B. 102 9-30-1 9-31-22/C E.B. 152 11-10-1 11-10-5712 E.B. 103 9-31-23 9-34-3/C E.B. 153 ll-ll-I 11-13-15 E.B.I04 9-34-4 9-35-24 E.B. 154 11-13-15/1 11-15-12 E.B. lOS 9-35-25/A 9-40-1/D E.B. 155 11-15-13 11-16/2-3 B.B. 106 9-40-2 9-41-20/1 E.B. 156 11-7-1 11-20-8 E.B. 107 9-41-20/2 9-42-24 E.B. 157 11-20-9 11-23-41 E.B. lOS 9-42-25 9-42-76 E.B. 158 11-22-42 11-24-52 E.B. 109 9-42-77 9-42-105 E.B. 159 11-24-53 11-25-61 E.B. 110 9-42-106 9-45-16C E.B. 160 11-25-62(1 11-25-20!~ E.B. HI 9-45-160 9-46-14 E.B. 161 11-25-209 11-25-360 E.B. 112 9-46--15 9-48-11 E.B. 162 11-25-361 11-26-32/6 E.B. 113 9-48-12 9-51-9 E.B. 163 11-27-1 11-28/1-7 E.B. 114 9-51-10 9-52-13/C E.B. 164 11-28/1-7/1 11-30-33 E.B. 115 9-52-13/D 9-57-3D E.B. 165 11-30-34 11-31-108/59 E.B. 116 9-57-3E 9-61-25/5 E.B. 166 11-32-1 11-35-15/1 E ..B. 117 9-62-1 9-62-49 E.B.167 11-35-15/2 11-39/2-17 E.B. U8 9--62-61 9-63-20 E.B. 168 11-39/2-17/1 11--44-20 E.B. 119 9-63-21 9-63-80/D E.B.169 11-44-21 11-45-117 E.B. 120 9-64-1 9-64-45 B.B. 170 11-45-118 11-47-28 B.B. 121 9-65-1 9':'65-29/2 E.B. 171 11-47-29 11-51-44 E.B.122 9-65-29/3 9-66--31/10 E.B. 172 11-51-44(t 11-55-9 B.D. 123 9-66--31/11 9-66-24 E.B. 173 11-55-10 11-57-45 B.B. 124 9-67-25 9-67-67 E.B. 174 11-57-46 11-62-54 E.B. 125 9-67-68 9-68-21 E.B. 175 11-62-54(1 11-64-83 E.D. 126 9-68-22 9-69-5 E.B. 127 9-69-6 9-70-25 Locality 12 E.B. 176 12-2-1 12-2-320 12-9-21 B.B. 128 9-70-26 9-74-1F E.B. 177 12-3-1 E.B. 129 9-74-IG 9-75-13G E.B. 178 12-10-44 12-12-38 12-13-104 E.B. 130 9-75-14A 9-76-107 E.B. 179 12-12-39 E.B. 131 9-76-108 9-78-4 E.B. 180 12-13-105 12-15-60 E.B. 132 9-78-4/1 9-84-3 Locality 13 E.B. 181 13-1-1 13-1-65 B.B. 182 13-1-66 13-)-140(4 Locality 10 E.B. 133 10-1-1 10-2-65/2 B.B. 183 13-1-141 .I3-I/l-19/34 E.B. 134 10-2-65/3 10-3/1-12/4 E.B. 184 13-2-1 13-2{2-15 10-3/1-13 . J 0-3/2-33/4 E.B. 135 E.B. 185 13-2/3-1 3-2/4-30 E.B. 136 10-4-1 J0-4-51 E.B. 186 13-2/4-31 13-2/4-140 E.B. 137 10-4-52 10-4-108/1 E.B. 187 13-2/4-141 13-2/7-40 E.B. 138 10-4-108/2 10-8-13/1 E.B .. 188 13-217-41 13-2/10-40 E.B. 139 10-8-14 10-12-9 E.B. 189 13-2/10-41 13-2/14-16 E.B. 140 10-12-10 10-13-14 E.B. 190 13-2/14-17 13-3-'53 E.D. 141 10-13-15 10013-13IC E.B.191 13-3-54 13-4-3 ·E.B. 142 )0-13-132 10-13-186(2 E.B. 192 13-4-4 13-4-37 E.B. 143 10-14-1 10-15-13 E.B. 144 10-16--1 10-17-11 Locality 14 E.B. 193 14-1-1 14-1-114/1 E.B. 145 10-17-11/1 10-19-35 E.B. 194 14-3-1 14-5-25 E.B. 146 , 10-19-35/1 10-19-78 B.B. 195 14-5-26 14-'9~·11). E.B.147 10-19-79 10-19-109/3 E.B. 196 14-9-10/1 14-11-35 208

Statement showing the Jurisdiction 0/ Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Vijayaw~da Taluk '_ . Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator'S Bl6ck No. and its Juri,sdiction Ward! -'-----'---., Locality/ House Numbers Included in Ward/ House Numbers included Block No. E.B.No. the Block Locality/ in the Block ,-----__)._-----., Block No. E.B. No. .-'------. From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) • (I) (2) (3) (4) VIJAYAWADA URBAN AGGLO.\lERATiO~ VIJAYAWADA CITY-(Coll'td.)

Locality 14 - E.B. 197 14-11-36 14-15:-12 Locality 21 - E.B.244 21":'6-1 21~8-121 (Con/d.) , E.B. 198 14-16-':1 14-21-154 (Confd.) E.B. 245 21-8-121/1 21-8/1-14 Locality 15 E.B. 199 15-1-1 15-1-286 Locality 22 E.B.246 22-1-1 22-2-4 E.B. 200 15-1-287 15-4-23 E.B. 247 22-2-4/1 22-6-45 E.B. 201 15-4-24 15-9-38 E.B.248 22-7-1 22-7-60}1 E.B. 202 15-9-39 15-10'-42 E.B. 249 22-8-1 22-9-20 Locality 16 EB. 203 16-1-1 16-2-3511 E.B. 250 22-9-21 22-10-19 E.B. 204 16-2-'-3512 16-3-22/5 E.B. 251 22~10-20 22-11-56/1 E.B.205 16-3-23/]\ 16-3-41/2 Loc~lity 23 E.B. 252 23-1-1 23-3':'37B E.B. 206 16-3-4113 16-5-37 E.B. 253 23-3-38 23-5-7 E.B. 207 16-6-1 16-6-37 E.B. 254 23-5-8 23-6-21 E.B. 208 16--6:-38 16--8-1}2 B.B.255 23-6-22 23-7-34 E.B.209 16--8-2 16-[0-50 EJ~. 256 23-7-35 23-10-23- E.B. 257 23-10-24 23-11/1-18/2 Locality 17 E.B. 210 17-1-1 17-4-24 E.B. 258 23-11/1-19 23-12-23/3 EB. 211 17-4-25 17-4-83 E:B. 259 23-13-1 23-14-15/5 E.B. 212 17-4-84 17-6-41 E:B.260 23-14-15/6 23-15-117 E.B.213 17-6--42 17-10-23fl B.B. 261 23-15-118 23-16-34 EB. 214 17-13-17/2 17-10-23/2 B.B.262 23-[6-35 23-20-6 E.B. 215 17-13-18 17-15-32 E.a.263 23-20·6/1 23-22-53 E.B. 216 17-15-33 17-19-4/3 E.B. 264 23-22-54 23-22-136/1 E.B. 217 17-19-4/4 17-21-29/2 E.B. 265 23-22-i36/2 23-23-33/1 B.B.2IR 17-21-'-29/3 17-22-72 E.B.266 23-23-34 23-23/1-5 E.B.219 17-22-73/2 17-23-52/1 E.B. 267 23-24-1 23-24-52E E.B. 220 17-23-52/2 17-24-20/2 E.B. 268 23-24-53 23-26-25· E.B. 221 17-24-2[ 17-27-16/2 E.B. 269 23-26-26 23-28-21 E.B. 222 17-28-1 17-31-36 E.B.270 23-28-22 23-29/1-12 E.B. 223 17-32-1 17-33-60 E.B. 271' 23":'30-1 23-32-26· E.B. 224 17-33-61 17-3>-.19 E.B. 272 23-32-26/1 23-35-2/3 EB.273 23-35-3 23-37-14 Locality 18 E.B. 225 18-1-1 18-1-79H E.B. 274 23-37-15 23-39-55· E.B. 226 18-1-791 18-4-17 E.B. 227 18-4-17/1 18-4-70 Locality 24 E.B. 275 24-1-1 24-1-84 E.B. 228 18-5-1 18-5-50 E.B. 276 24-1-84/1 24-1-200 E.B. 229 18-5-51 18-6-30 E.B. 277 24-1-201 24-1/4-6 E.B. 230 18-6:-31 18-7-69 E.B. 278 24-1/4-7 24-6-0 E.B. 231 18-7-70 18-7/3-10 E.B.279 24-7-1 24-9/1-2 E.B. 232 18-7}3-11 18-9-2/2 E.B.280 24-9/1-3 24-11(1-1 E.B. 233 18-9-2/3 18-10-27/1 E.B.281 24-11/1-2 24-11/5-7 E.B. 234 18-10-27/2 18-11-32/4 E.B. 282 24-11/5-8 24-14-39 E.B. 235 18-11-32/5 18-13-28 E.B.283 2,4-14-40 24-15-24 'Locality 19 E.B. 236, 19-1-1 19-6-5D E.B.284 24-15-25 24-16-24 EB. .237 19-6-6 19-7/4--13 E.B. 285 24-16-25 24-17-25 E.B.286 24-17-26 24-18-43 Locality 20 E.B. 238 20-]-1 20-4-5 B.B.287 24-18--44 24-21-18/4 EB. 239 20-4--6 20-9-7 B.B.288 24-21-19 24-23-19 E.B. 240 20-10-1 20-12-29 E.B.289 24-24-1 24-25-16 E.B.241 20-12-30 20-13-12/2 . E.B. 290 24-26-1 24-27-31/2 Locality 21 E.B.242 21-1-1 21-2-11/1 E.~. 291 24-27':"32/1 24-28-70/4 E..B. 243 21-2-11/2 21-5-46 B.B.292 24-28-71 24-28/4-6/3 209

Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Vijayawada Taluk

Enumerator'S Block No. and its Jurisdiction En umerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction J_ _L Ward/ House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Locality/ in the Block Block No. E.B. No. J_ Block No. E.B. No. _L From To - From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) VIJAYAWADA URBAN AGGLOMERATION VIJAYAWADA CITY-(Con/d.)

Locali\y 25 E.B. 293 25-1-1 25-3-27 Locality 29- E.B. 342 29-9-69 29-12-29 E.B. 294 25-3-28 25-6-16 (Contd.) E.B. 343 29-12-30 29-13-47 E.B.295 25-6-17 25-7-31/1 E.B. 344 29-13-48 29-14-31 E.B.296 25-7-32 25-8-38 E.B. 345 29-14-32 29-17/1-1/7 E.B. 297 25-8-39 25-10-34 E.B. 346 29-17/1-2 29-19-54 E.B. 347 29-]9-54/1 29-21-33 Locality 26 E.B.298 26-1-1 26-3-187 E.B. 348 29-11-33/1 E.B.299 26-3/1-1 26-5-22 29-23-17/2 E.B. 349 29-23-18/1 29-25-41/3 E.B.3oo 26-5-23 26-11-12 E.D. 350 29-25-42 E.B. 301 26-11-12/1 26-13-63/1 29-264311 E.B. 351 29-26-44 29-26-111/3 E.B. 302 26-13-64 26-15-28/1 E.B. 303 26-16-1 26-18-27 E.B. 352 29-26-112 29-27-28/4 E.B.304 26-19-1 26-20-88 E.D. 353 29-27-29/1 29-27-69/1 E.B. 305 26-21-1 26-23-52/2 E.13. 354 29-28-1 29-28-56 E.B.306 26-23-53 26-25-31/1 E.D. 355 29-28-57 29-28/1-18/2 E.B. 307 26-25-32 26-28-75 E.B. 356 29-28/1-19 29-31-8 E.B. 357 29~32-1 29~36-56 Locality 27 E.B. 308 27-1-1 27-1-240 E.B. 358 29-37-1 29-37-105/1 E.D. 309 27-2-1 27-6-193/4 E.B. 359 29-37-106 29-37-180 E.B. 310 27-6-194 27-9-18/2 E.B. 311 27-10-··1 27-11-36 Locality 30 E.S. 360 30-1-1 30-6-15 E.B.312 27-12-1 27-12('13/1 E.B. 361 30-6-16 30-9-~16/6 E.B. 313 27-13-1 27-15-26 E.B. 362 30-9-17/1 30----14-19/1 ·27-16-126 E.B. 314 27-16-1 E.J;3. 363 30-14-19/2 30-19-6/2 27-17'-66/1 E.B. 315 27-16-127 E.B. 364 30-19-7 30-22/3-14 E ..B. 316 27-17-67 27-18-130 E.B. 365 30-23-1 30-23--70 E.B. 317 27-19~1 27-20-44/5 E.B. 366 30-23-71 30-24--70A E.B. 318 27-20-45 27-22-73 E.B. 367 30-24-71" 30-24-153 E.B. 319 27-23-1 27-23-306 E.B. 368 30-24-154 30-24-234A 27-26-11 E.B. 320 27-24-1 E.B. 369 30-24-235 30~28-6 E.B.321 27-26-12 27-30.-:6/8 E.B. 370 30-28-7 - 30-34-10 E.B. 322 27-30-6/9 27-33-5/1 E.B.323 27-33-5/2 27-35-5 Locality 31 E.B. 371 31-1-1 31-5-1 E.B. 324 27-35-6 27-37-144 E.B: 372 31-5-2 31-8-10 E.B.325 27-37-145 27-48-5 E.B. 373 31-8-11 31-Jl-2j2 E.B. 374 31-lJ-3 31-12-26/12 Locality 28 E.B. 326 28~ 1 1 28-2-63 E.B. 375 31-12-27 31-]5-19 E.B. 327 28-3-1 28-3/2-19 E.B. 376 3i~ 15-20 31-21-3/2 E.B. 328 28-3/2-20 28-9-16 E.B. 377 31-22-1 31-~4~26 E.B. 329 28-9-17 28-15-12/2 E.B. 378 31-24-27 31-24-144 E.B. 330 28-15-13 28-17-40 E.B. 331 18-18-1 28-19-45 Locality 32 E.B. 379 32-1-1 32-5-8 E.B. 332 28-19-46 28-22~10 E.D. 380 32-5-9 E.B. 333 28-23-1 28-24-53 32-10/2-6 E.B. 381 32-11-1 E.B. 334 28-24-54 28-26-30 32 13 15 E.B. 382 32-13-16 32-14-11 Locality 29 E.B. 335 29-1-1 29-2-37 E.D. 383 32-15-1 32-17-15 E.B. 336 29-2-38 29-4-29 E.B. 384 32-17-16 .32-24-7 E.B. 337 29-4-30 29-5-52/2 E.B. 385 32-25-1 32-26-133 E.B. 338 29-5-51/3 29-6-91 E.B. 386 32-26/ I-I 32-29-1/1 E.B. 339 29-7-1 29-7-51 E.B. 387 32-29-1/I-G 31-33-8 E.B. 340 29-7-52 29-8-50/1 E.B. 388 32-33-8/1 32-34/5-12 E.B. 341 29-8-50/2 29-9-68 E.B. 389 32-34/5-13 32-40-28 210

Statement sluJwing Jhe Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Vijayawada Taluk

Enumcratof>s'BlockJio. and" its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ~ _.A.. -, Hou.se Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included Ward/ in the Block Locality/ in the Block Locality/ E.B.No. Block No. E.B.No. --'-- Block No. Frorn To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) , (2) (3) (4)

V[JAYA~ADA -URBAN AGGLOMERATION VIJAYAWADA CITY-(Cofftd).

Locality 32 E.B.39O 32-40--29 32-42-28 Locality 41 iE.B.430 41-1-1 41-1-94 (Cofftd.) E.B. 391 32-42,29 32-42(11-17/3 E.B.431 41-1-95 41-1-173 E.B. 392 32-43"':1 32-46-5 E.B.432 41-1-174 41-1-270 Locality 33 E.B.393 ,33-H 33-3-.50 E.B. 433, 41-1-271 41-1-360 E.B.394 33--4-1 33-5-:56 ,- E.B.-434 41-1/2-1 41-1/10-9 E.B.395 33-5-57 33-9-24/0 E.B.435 41-1/11-1 41-2-21/1 E.B.396 33-10-1 33-14-;--10/4 iE.B. 436 41-2-21/2 41-2-71 E.B. 397 33-14-11 33-18-17/5 E.B.437 41-2-72 41-3-37/1 E.B. 398 33-18-1b\ 33-23-2/2 E.B.438 41-3-37/2 41-4-11/3

E.B.399 33-23--3 '. " 33-25-27/1 E.B.439 41--4-11/4 41--4-4913 E.B.400 33-25-27/2 33-26-136 E.B:440 41-4-49/4 41-5-30/2 , E.B.441 41-5-31/1 41-6-tO Locality 34 E.B.401 34-1-1 34-2-20 B.B.442 41-7-1 41-9-17/6 '. c E.B.402 34-2-21 34-2-113 B.B.443 41-10-1 41-12-12}4 E.B.403 34-2-114 34-5-10 E.B.444 41-12-13/1 41-15-8/1 Locality 35 E.B.404 35-1-1 35-2-10/1 E.B.445 41-15-8/2 41-17-8/3 E.B.405 35-2-10/2 35-6--47 E.B,' 446 41-17-8/4 41-18-26/i E.B,447 41-18-26/2 41-20/3-61 Locality 36 E.B.406 36-1-1 36-5-16 E.B.448 41-20/4-1 41-22/2-20 36-5-17 E.B.407 36-8-80 E.B.449 41-22/3-1 41-22/3-110 E.B.408 36-8-81 36-14-2 E.B.450 41-23-1 41-24/1-12/3 Locality 37 E.B.409 37-1-1 37-2-33 E.B.451 41-2541 ' 41-26-57/6 E.D. 410 37-3':.1 37-8-6 - E.B. 452 41-27-1 41-27-39/1 ' E.B.453 41-27-39/2 41-27-51 , Locality 38 E.B. 411 38-1-1 38-3-10 B.B.454 41-l7-52/1 41-27-102 E.B.412 38-3-11 38-7/1-25 E.B.413 38-7/1-26 38-7(5-40 E.B.414 38-7/6-1 38-8-48 Locality 42 E.B.455 42-1-1 42-6-44 42-10-23 E.B.415 38-8-49 3$-9-68 E.B.456 ' 42-6-45 E.B.457 42-10--24 42-11-8 Locality 39 B.B.416 39-1-1 39-2-33 B.B.458 42-12-1 42-20-6 E.B.417' 39-2-34 39-3.,.51/2 E.B.459 42-20-7 42-28-5' E.B.418 39-4-1 39-7-12 B.B.460 42-28-6 42-39-7 E.B.4J9 39-7-13 39-9-17 B.B.461 42-40-1 42-53-1 E.B.420 39-9-18 39-10-8 B.B.462 42-53-2 42-59-3 B.B.421 39-11-1 39-13-5 E.B.463 42-59-4 42-64-20 E.B.422 39-13-6 39-17-9 B.B.464 42-65-1 42-72-2A Locality 40 E.B.423 40-1-1 4O-J-161 B.B.465 42-72-3 42-77-23 E.B.424 40--1-162 40-6/1-17/3 B.B.425 40-6/1-17/4 40-12-1 Locality 43 E.B.466 43-1-1 43-8-6 B.B.426 40-12-2 40-17-3 E.B.467 ,43-8-7 43-17-8 E.B.427 40-]8-1 40-23-3 B.B.468. /43-17-9 43-26-8 E.B.428 40-23-4 40-26-5 E.B.469 43-27-1 43-53-40 E.B.' 429 40-26-6 4():-27-24 E.B.470 43-53-41 43-67-11 211

Statemellt showing the Jurisdiction 0/ Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of ViJQyawada T,,'uk

Enumerator'S Block No. and its jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its J urisdictioll ~ Ward/ House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included Locality! . in the Block Locality! in the Block ~lockNo. B.B.No. _, Block No. ·E.B.No. ~~ From To From To (I) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

VIJAYAWADA URBAN AGGLOMFBATION

PATAMATA TOWN

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GUNADALA TOWN

!Slock B.B. 197 1-1 1-102 Block 7 B.B. 206 7-1 7-51 B.D. 198 1-103 I-ISO B.B.207 7-52 7-]28 lBlock 2 B.D. ]98 2-1 2-16 Block 8 E.B.201 8-1 8-21 E.B. 191 2-11 2-65 E.B.208 8-22 8-152 B.B.200 2-66 2-176 "Block 3 B.B.201 3-i 3-127 Block 9 B.B.208. 9-1 9-11 B.B.209 9-12 9-114 Block 4 E.B.202 4-1 4-92 B.B.21Q 9-127 E.B.203 4-93 4-133 9-115 ~lock 5 B.B.203 5-1 5-39 Block 10 B.B.21(} tll-t til-l 28 E.B.204 5-40 5-115 B.B.211 11l-129 til-l 60 E.B.205 5-116 5-]54 Block 11 B.B.211 11-1 11-80 ;Block 6 E.B. 2(}5 6-1 6-85 E.B.212 11-81 11-]01 E.B.206 6-86 6-179 B.B.212 11-102 ll-l04H

KANKIPADU TOWN

.Bleck 1 E.B. 295 1-1 1-99 Block 7 E.B.301 7-1 7-16 Block 2 B.B.296 2-1 2-103 E.B.302 7-17 7-106 E.B.291 2-104 ·2-117 E.B.303 7-107 7-135 ~mock 3 B.B.297 3-1 3-96 Block 8 E.B.303 8-1 8-107 B.B.298 3-97 3-111 Block 9 E.B.304 9-1 9-101 :Block 4 E.B.298 4-1 4-1'11 Block 10 E.B.305 Ill-l 10-106 'Block 5 E.B.298 5-1 5-9 E.B.299 5-10 5-101 Block 11 E.B.305 11-1 11-36 E.B.300 5-102 5-l3l E.B.306 11-37 11-91 J310ck 6 B.B.300 6-1 6-52 Block 12 E.B.306 12-1 12-27 E.B .. 301 6-53 6-136 E.D.307 12-28 12-95

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

JAGGAYYAPET IND. SUB-TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Loc:ation Name of VOl age Location Name of Vi1tage Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) • (1) (2) (1) (2) 30 Alurupadu 33 Hassanabada 6 Ramachandrunipeta: 11 Annavaram 17 Ravikampadu 9 Anumanchipalle 3 IndugapaUe 42 Ravirala 28 Rebbavaram 10 Balusupadu 14 Jaggayyapet 39 Bhimavaram 43 Jayantipur:un 4 Buchavaram 12 Budavada 22 Kanneveedu IS Shermohammadpet 44 Kowthavari Agraharam 38 Chillakallu 21 Chinamod ugapalle 7 Takkellapadu 32 Chittela 31 Lingala 36 Tirumalagiri 37 Torraguntapalcm 25 DabbakupaUe 34 Makkapeta 13 Tripuravatam 18 Dochupalem 2 Malkapuram 19 Mangcllu 5 Gandrayi 45 Mukteswarapuram 26 Vatsavayi 24 Gangavalli 41 Vedadri 8 Garikapadu 20 Pedamodugapallc 16 Veerabhadrunipaiem 40 Gavarnvaram 23 Pochavaram 29 Vemavaram 35 GopinenipaJem 1 PolampaJle 27 Vemulanarva

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Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Jaggayyapet Ind. Sub-Ta/ule

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Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its J urisdictiolt __L ,------'------, Ward! House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included Locality! in the Block Locality/ in the Block Block No. E.B.No. Block No. E.B. No. ,------'- From To -- From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) Block E.B. 28 1-1 1-123 Block 8 E.B.42 8-1 8-69 E.B. 29 1-124 1-258/2 E.B.43 8-70 8-171 E.B, 30 1-259 1-354 Block 9 E.B. 44 9-1 9-135/2 Block 2 EB. 31 2-1 2-123/2 E,B,32 2-124 2-238 Block 10 E.B.44 10-1 10-13 E.B. 33 2-239 2-264 E.B.45 10-14 10-129 E.B. 46 10-130 10-272/6 Block 3 E.B. 33 3-1 3-117 F.B.34 3-118 3-242 Block 11 E.B.47 11-1 11-125/2 E.B. 35 3-243 3-367/2 E.B.48 11-126 11-254/2 E.B.36 3-368 3-472 EB. 49 11-255 11-385/3 E.B.50 11-386 11-417 ,Block 4 EB. 36 4-1 4-115 Block 12 E.B. 50 12-1 12-97/1 Block 5 E.B. 37 5-1 5-83 E.B.51 12-98 12-206 E.B.38 5-84 5-\59 E.B.52 12-207 12-426 Block 6 E.B.38 6-1 6-31/3 Block 13 E.B.53 13-1 13-158/4 E.B. 39 6-32 6-126/7 E.B.54 13-159 13-271/2 E.B. 4(} 6-127 6-237AJ E.B.41 6-238/1 6-277/B Block 14 E.B.55 14-1 14-121/1 E.B. 56 14-122 14-272 .Block 7 E.B. 41 7-1 7-69 B.B.42 7-70 7-128/3 B!ock 15 E.B. 57 15-1 15-122

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TIRUVUR TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Villag~ Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 21 Akkapalem 24 Kokilampadu 76 Parvatapuram 26 Anjeneyapuram 70 Kondaparva 28 Patha Tiruvur 35 Anumullanka 38 Konduflt 11 Peda Kamira 14 Arlapadu 3 Konijerla 18 Peddavaram 73 Arugolanupeta 64 Korlamanda 8 Penugolanu 39 Atlapragada 78 Kotapadu 81 Polavaram 84 Kothagudem 42 Polisettipadu 75 Burugagudem 12 Kothapalle 79 Potbanapalle 55 Kudapa 49 Pulrela 67 Chandrupatla 52 Kummarakuntla 65 Chanubanda 59 Kunaparajaparva 7 Rajavaram 74 Chatrayi 22 Rajupeta 10 Chennavaram 45 Ramannapalem 77 Chinnampeta 25 Lakshmipuram 57 Rangapuram 32 Chintalapadu 15 LingaJa 58 Reddigudem 71 Chittapuru 51 Repudi 27 Chittela 31 Rolupade 60 Maddulaparva 5 Dundiralapadu 54 Madhavaram (East) 83 Somavaram 53 Madhavaram (West) 17 Erramadu 47 Mallela 68 Tatakuntla 80 Mankollu 62 Telladevarapalle 33 Gampalagudem (East & West) 43 Marepalle 82 Tumrnagudem 44 Ganugapadu 13 Medur 6 Tunikipadu 50 Gollarnandaia 61 Muchinapalle 9 Gosaveedu 20 Munukulla U mmadidevupalle: 16 Gullapudi 30 Mustikuntla 46 Vallampatla 72 J anardhanavararn 29 Varnakuntla 23 Nadimi Tiruvur 19 Vavilala 63 Kalagara 66 Narasapuram 48 Vemireddipalle 41 Kambhampadu 37 Narikampadu 36 Vinagadapa 34 Kanumuru 56 Narukullapadu 69 Vissannapeta 40 Koduru 2 Nemali 4 Vutukuru

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NUZVID TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2)

60 Adivinekkalam . 5 Hanumanthunigudem 38 Pallerlamudi 64 Agiripalle 57 Pinnamareddipalle 10 Akkireddigudem 33 Jangamgudem 46 Polasanapalle 48 Ananthasagararn 59 Pothavarappadu 4 Annavaram 66 Kalaturu 22 Pothureddipalle I Anneraopeta 61 Kanasanapalle 35 Katrenipadu 8 Ramanakkapeta 16 Balive 70 Kodurupadu 30 Ramannagudem 77 Bapulapadu 21 Korlagunta 72 Rangannagud(Jfl} 26 Bathulavarigudem 43 Kothapalle 28 Ravicherla 42 Billanapalle 79 Koyyuru 74 Remalle 55 Boddanapalle 68 Krishnavaram 80 Bommuluru 81 Bommuluru Khandrika 67 Sagguru 29 Booravancha 13 Lopudi 73 Singanagudem 78 Sitarampuram 71 Sobhanadripuram 12 Chakkapalle 37 Madicherla 24 SunkolJu 36 Chillaboyinapalle 49 Mallavalli 69 Suravaram II Chintala valli 53 Malleswaram 9 Surepalle 65 Chopparametla 54 Malliboyinapalle 39 Marribandam 34 Devaragunta 40 Meerzapuram 51 Tadepalle • 6 Digavalli 41 Mokhasanarasannapalem 20 Tallavalli 31 Morsapudi 62 Thotapalle 27 Edara 7 Mukkollupadu 32 Tukkuluru 50 Edulagudem 19 Musunur 15 Ellapuram 25 Enarnadala 52 Vadlamanu 76 N arasannapalemseri 47 Vattigudipadu 56 Garikapativari Khandrika 63 Narasingapaiem 75 Veleru 45 Gollapalle 2 Narasupeta 17 Velpucherla 18 Gopavaram S8 Nugondapalle 44 Vempadu 14 Gullapudi 23 Nuzvid 3 Venkatayapalem

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Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Kaikalur Ta/uk KAIKALUR TOWN

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N.B.-In a few cases an enumerator was allotted parts of different Wards/Localities/Blocks. In all such cases, the E.B. No. has been repeated in each of the concerned Ward/ Locality/Block and the particulars pertaining to that part only are shown against it. 372

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KRISHNA DIS'l'RlCT Read Page Reference Colunm For No. No. " (S) (1) (2) (3) (4) 111. 740 Vijayawada 13 111,920 21~, Urban Agglomeration 223 . E. B. 122 34 2 1 239 E. B. 331 28 4 251 Block Total 28 3 214 -Do- 28 30 2 308 6 Tunikipadu 28 160 159 316 E.B.72 13 104 316 B.B: 72 14 103 29~ 316 8 Block: Total 13 300 24i 316 ...... 00- 14 241 19'71 CENSUS PUBLICATIONS OF ANDHRA PRADES H

(AD the Ceuus PublicatloDS of Andhra Pradesh will bear Series No.2)

CENTRAL PUBLICATIONS

:PART I-A General Report _PART I-B Detailed Analysis of the Demographic, Social, Cultural and Migration Patterns

PART I-C Subsidiary Tables

PART II-A General Population Tables

PART II-B Economic Tables

PART II-C Ci) Distribution of Population, Mother Tongue and Religion, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PART H-C Oi) Other Social and Cultural Tables and Fertility Tables, Tables on Household Composition, Single Year Age, Marital Status, Educational Levels, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes,' etc., Bilingualism '

PART H-D Migration Tables

PART III Establishments Report and Tables

PART IV Housing Report and Tables PART V Special Tables and Ethnographic Notes on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

. PART VI-A Town Directory

PART VI-B Special Survey Reports on Selected Towns PART VI-C Survey Reports on Selected Villages

PART VII Special Report on Graduate and Technical Personnel (All India Publication)

PART VIII-A Administration Report-Enumeration l ~ For Official use only PART VIII-B Administration Report-Tabulation J

PART IX-A Census Atlas PART IX-B Administrative Atlas

STATE PUBLICATIONS

DISTRJCT CENSUS HANDBOOKS

PART X-A* Village and Town Directory

PART X-B'" Village and Town Primary Census Abstract J>ART X-C Analytical Report, Departmental Statistics and District Census Tables

'" Parts A and Bare publiiihed in one Volume for each District ~ . LIST q_F AGENTS FOR THE ANDHRA PRADESH GOVElt~

PUBLICATIONS

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AlSA LAW BOOK HOUSE>Behind High Court Buildings, Hyderabad

HINDVSTAN DIAltY PUBLISHERS, Secunderabad

Mufassal

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TtUVlN1 PunISHERS, Machilipatnam

M. SJiSHACHALAM &; COMPANY, Macbilipatnam

Other Stat.

ACCOllNT TEST INSTITUTE, Egmore, Madras

FIRMA K. L. MUKHOPADHYAY, Book Sellers & Publishers, CalCluUa.