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Map (ii) Alphabetical list of villages 138-141 (iii) Village Directory 142-181 A.ppendices : 184-]~7 I Tahsil-Wise Abstract of Educational I Medical and other amenities II Land Utilisation data in respect of non-municipal towns (census towns) 188 III List of villages where no amenity other than the drinking water is available. 1. Pilibhit 189-193 2. Bisalpur 194-197 3. Puranpur 198-202 IV .List of villages according to the population of Scheduled CUstes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges. A-Scheduled Castes 1. Pilibhit 203-213 2. Bisalpur 214-226 3. Puranpur -227-23; B-Scheduled Tribes 1. Pilibhit 234 2. Bisalpur 3. Puranpur 235 8. Section II-Town Directory Statement I Statu~ and Growth ~istory 238-239 Statement II Physical Aspects and Location 0 towns, 1979 240-241 Statement III Municipal finance,1978-79 242-243 Statement IV Civic and other amenities, 1979 244-245 Statement IV-A Civic and other amenities in notified slums, 1979 246-247 Statement V Medical, Educational, Recreation and Cultural Facilities, 1979 248-249 Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industries and Banking, 1979 250-251 Appendix Town showing their outgrowth with population. 252 "(f\il1' ~~T'U ttft 8l1"{ B' ~OfT mOf mT ~Cfif\1a ~ ~uriiT ~~furcpT, i5A1Tur.n tfiT trfi~· ~~cr~uT Wfi'TWO'f ~ I f'jj'~T ~ f~r iiI'filOlrtl ~~~t(fOliT ~ EfiT 3f1'{l='tf 1951 Cfil' i$fiflTll'FtT if ~arr I ~ f~ ~ ~ m+r, a:r~ '17l1: iti ~ STrtrF;rCfi ~;;T ~n: ~T GRlMifT Cfil' SI"11:~ m"{fUf7ff STCfiTf"!l1cr Cfi'T ~ 11fT I 1961 Cfi'T iJI u \'f11T !'ar if ~r;r tt'" ;:r~ f'i~f'QTCfir, 'q'fij" '/~" it· ~T+r ~ci ~'{ ST~fifCfi' ",,{110Ft r m ~T 'iN 1Iij''' it fcrffllifOTT~Cfi ~I]fT, srwmFrrlfi 3frifj'~, f~wr iil'fij"otrrr ~n:form 'Zci ~l1l' W 198~ EJ)l' f\iTQfT \;J'i11f1lTifT ~ffigffCT'liT Yi~T 'liT ~mT .~ Cfi~ ~JI'2f' ~JI' q '1Tf'{ f.:r~fu m~H" ~ijlf an 'WffiJl' arTCj"lflfCflcrT !ti~1l ~ arrc[~ T~ IV ~ 8fPtI' Wq~Taff 'fi) ~ if ~~ ~/~Tfu qq ;;r;rmT -CNT m~ v it lITfe1 rom'f !.fiT srrftll1'fa- Cl'1lTT \iI'if«~ it ~ ~~~ tp) ~ :a"{lllf iIi"t ~ %f~~ uf++t R>1 a' f.filfr w ~ I SI'~ \3R~T ~l,{ <1iT SfT~ 1981 ~ ~tM;;T ~ Ol(f Sl'Cf)'fllFl' it fcr~ Of ~)ir iii ~'!l1t ij- 1981 'ti"t fijffif iSI''imT ~~f~CfiT fiSffiT iSI'ii~T ~~~~Cfi'T ~ srT~\l' it ~lq;:{T WCTa"raTI it srT~;rti iSI'~T UT~ ijIlTT ~ ~;pr[ifT atfcfi~T If( ~T\ ~«C mf~T!fil' U$OI4d r i!t R1f~ij fqll~qurrmcp ~~ 'ti) ~~ ~Wfir :a-vr)fl'foT Cfi) G{~lir lf~ ~Cfiro;:r ~Tiil(' ~T'{ ar'h: ~iJ1ITifT ~o;:r !fiT ii~ srmu ~ I ~"t wrsr TO, f~llfGfi' ~or1JTi{r qf'V-trn WfiTlll't 'til' q'\~T ~CrtEfi'1 ~ ~ EliT tpnf ~ ~ROO 26., 1982 FOREWORD The District Census Handbook (DCH), complied by the Census Organization on behalf of the State Government., is one of the most valuable products of the Census. The DCH is constantly referred to by planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is inter alia used for delimitation of constituencies, formulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to district administration. The district census hand~ book is the only publication Which provides Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data upto village level for the rural areas ward~wise for each city or town. It also provides data on infrastructure and amenities in villages and towns, etc. i The district census handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained important census tables ana PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of the DCR was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, including PCA. The 1971 DCH series was planned in three parts. Part-A related to village and town directory, Part-B to village and town PCA and Part-C comprised analytical report, administrative statistics, district census tables and certain analytical tables based on PCA and amenity data in respect of villages. However, in some states it was confined to district census and in a few cases altogether given up due to delay in compilation and printing. While designing the format of 1981 Dell series some new features along with the restructuring of the formats of village and town directory have been attempted. At, the same time; comparabHity with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the amenities except power supply in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not available in the referrent village the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place where the amenity is available may be given. The restructurjng of tl-te format of the village directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect particularly in relation to amenities and land-use pattern is expected to further meet the need of micro level "planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area planning but regulating the provjsion of goods and services as well as to minimise the regional imbalances in the process of develop ment. A few new items of information 'have also been introduced to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such-new items of information as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres, and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approach to the villages is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column. "total populatipn and number of households" has been introduced to examine the correlation of the amenities with the population and number of house holds they serve. Addition of two more appendices listing the villag~s where no amenities are available and according to the proportion of scheduled caste scheduled tribe popUlation to the total population has also been made with this view in mind. The formats of the town directory have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum Needs programme by providing information on a few new items A new statement on 'civic and other amenities in ClassRJ and Classon towns (Statement IV-A) has been introduced with bis objective in mind. It is expected that this will help the planners to chalk out programmes on provision of civic amenities for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in statement IV relating .. to civic and other amenities and adult literacy class/centres under educatioIJal facilities in statement V are also added inter alia with this view. A significant addition is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the ~lass of towns into consideration. The addition of the columns on civic administration status and population III a few statemlfnts ~Iso s~rves this l'uIl'ose. ( iv ) The format of the primary census abstract for the villages and towns has been formulated in the light of changes in the .economic and other questions canvased through the individlial slip of 1981 Census. In order to avoid delay in publicatio)1 of 1981 DCH series it has been so designed that Part-A of the volume contains village and town directory and Part-B, the PCA of villages towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Tahsil/Town levels. At the beginning of the DCH a detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on peA and non-census data in relation to the infrastructure has been introduced to enhance its value. The district and tahsil/Police Stat ionIC D Block etc. level maps depicting the boundaries and other important featUres have been insered at appropriate places, to further enchance the value of the ,Publication. This publication is a joint venture of the State Government and the Census Organization. The data have been collected and compiled in the State under the direction of Srt Ravindra Gupta, the Director of , Census Operations, U. P. on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and co~ordination. of this publication was carried out by Dr. N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) of my office. Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) provided the technical guidance in the preparatiop. of the maps. Data received from Census Directorates have been scruti· nised in the Social Studies Division at the headquarters under the guidance of Sri M. M. Dua, Senior Research Officer. I am thankful to all who have con!ributed in this project. P. PADMANABHA Registrar General, India. New Delhi Tne 16th April, 1982. ~lIlfCj)T"U ~Iij'Tf.:r;rCfi srurrm ~ '(§)(t Slllllm Cfl'T a:rT~T ;r 'ij~q (I' atfa ~ iii' ~~ 'q'1lf u~" m+r CfI!fT Ofil\ f~f!ffCl\'T q.{T. gan ~ f~ ~rq;;r W'crmtt {f~T 1981 \ifi£tf1l1iiT ~ ~iCT \ifij~1StIT G:l' l1lf1' ~ I 'tfl1r "if" it ~'fi' ~T+r q;cf ~ iti f~~ srT~flfCfi Gl '141 Ol'lr artCfi~ f~ ~ f'il"«iT ~~ \iI"ii~T ~ 'ijTI!f-'ijTI!f ~m \ifTfCf, 81i~f'tfQ' GA'~Tfu, m&n:, ~ ~or1 ~ ~T~ W9tffi: 'l f~ \jfr\1fIlf'TT ~ffirc!iT 'lFT Ilar q;ci 'q'1lf 'I~" 1971 ~Tl1 fif~f~T 'fir ~raff Efi) ~~t1T ~ irT~T l:tCfffercr f'filfT if~ ~ I ~~ ar~ ~ ~. m+r tfiT ~T l:tEfifr;rcr Cfi'T1 EfiT'!'1'rr) ij'q'r ij'~r~~l ~ m:q)q'\fiiJ ~ Ur+rI;f'T iifil1'J11A'T f~T~ Efil"-~ @'IT I ifrr~ f~'!lTCfi'r 'til' ~T ~1!fT'1'P:r f'i'CfiTlfT ,[T'\T '3'~Ef Efi,\TlIT rrtl'l' &' a{fcfl'~T ~ t!;CfiTifi,\Uf ~ f~lt ~ '\r~t=cr t!;cf tcrTlIU ~'!lTT«'t ~ 5ffcr Of Tiff{ CiWRf Cfi,\ffi ~ , f~ tfiT q'f\"flf ~ 3Tc~fCTi'fi atT'1'rft ~ 1 it P;fT q-'TO q'iqijT'q 1 ~T'(fGr~T,\, \Tl\Cl' ij'QT ~O tfr{'O GfrO ~1lT, '3'q' ~rU\;f~f{ 'ijT+rIT;j[Cfi a{'Olflf'1" SNTrr EfiT m 5l'\1JTTcifCfi mq ~l1ftf t f~q; 0l'T\TT'\ «ffiI' Cfi\aT ~ I 1l P;fl' ~rn ~ur, ~fij~llT'ii'l lil":srtfT ~ci «~lf, ~T ar~ ar~1 '3'Ilf.f~~ f~iffT ~qUA'r ~iJ~T, ~1 i£CfT afrij' ;r # l5fl' arm ~, ~, ~lTf"C{Ci ~ 'Jt1nfT, ~ sRlff, ~r~T~ ~~T ~ 1ti1~ 'til' ~ 'liTTfiT !ti arrlI' t!i+f:qTf(liT ~~ p;f}' q~~ =tr=Sf 'rGmT, ~TlfOli' frrm, CI'¥1T am:O ~O ij'Cfij;;r, qf~ ~~1 ~T~. (~) 'liT amrrtt it f~~ UT Rmi'f ~ ~~1lT ~ ~i={ f.tttl:Fft ~1 ~ I aN~T am crmr~ it a~q (t ~ aRf, tIm ~ I ftO, ml£q amtr EfiW ~ .. f.fi ~T Gf'f1T1JAT ~~ffiCliT 1981 fqf~ ~q~tr Ej\6T~1 ~cihi ~t'ft' f~ ~ iifij'~T qf~;n~ f~i The·micro level data are of a dis¥'inct importance in' a welfare democratic set~up. They are needed for running democratic institutions, district level planning and district administration besides catering to the assorted needs of researchers, scholars and common man. By presenting census data down to the level of villages the District Census Handbook series occupies a place of prominence in the galaxy of census publi cations. The need for small do:ilain data always prompted pUblication of village figures in some form or the other in most of the censuses. Yet it was only in 1951 census that the publication of vIllage statistics acquired the well deserved importance by the introduction of District Census Handbook series. These volumes have been publishe~ with unbroken regularity Uttar Pradesh State since 1951 census by the Census Organization on behalf of the Government of Uttar Pradesh. The District Census Handbook wa; brought out for each District in two volumes in 1951/1961, three volumes in 1971 and is being brought out in two volumes part A and Part B in 1981. With the introduction of this series, it developed into a health)' tradition to collect village-wise information on amenities and infrastructure, taking advantage of the massive c~nsus operation and publish it is the form of village and town directories in volume A of the District Census Handbook. Part 'A' volume, in keeping with the tr,!-dition, consists of village and town directories, giving basic information relating to infra~structure and amenities and total population of each village and town as thrown up by the 1981 census. The part B volume presents primary census data for each village and town giving total population with the scheduled cast~/scheduled tribe, literates, main workers by main category marginal workers and non~workers break up. The Qistrict Census Handbook part A and part C were published in English in 1971 census. Part B volume was brought out in Hindi as well as in EngJish in separate ismes with a view to enlarging its utiiity. This, however, resulted in delayed publication of data, erroding' some of their topicaHty by prolonged time-lag. This time, therefore, the District Census Handbooks are being brought out in diglot form in single volumes. The alp~abetical Ust of villages is given in Hindi as well as in English to make the reference easier to both categories of users. The scope of analytical notes has been enlarged this time. In Parr A, the 'Analytical Note' Consists of brief introduction of the district and analysis or' d~ta presented' therein. The introduction to the District Census Handbook. It discontains explanations of the term used in the Village and Town Directory and general concepts of census. While only a brief analysis of data and explanations of census concepts pertinent to the Primary Census Abstract have been included in Part B. The non-census information was collected through the agency of lel{hpals-the basic revenue functionary. The lekhpals collected information for each village under their charge. It -has passed on the Census Directorate by the District Census Office after getting it duly vetted by the Land Records Inspectors and tahsildars. The information for towns supplied by the local authorities. I gratefully acknowledge their role in. collection of information. We have also used material made available to use by the Collectors and District Magistrates in drafting introductory notes on districts, I am extremely thankful to them for their as%istance. I gratefully thank Sri P. Padmanabha, Registrar General India and Dr. N. Q. Nag, Deputy Registrar General, Social Studies Division for their inspiring guidance that came handy to me all through. I .also thank Sri Lal Kishan, Deputy D~rector, planning and Co-ordination, Sri Akhlaq Ahmad, Deputy Duector, District Census Handbook and Sri N. C. Sinha, Assistant Director and Sri R. P. Singh. Research Officer, Map of Census Directorate, Uttar Pradesh for their hard work. ( viii ) In the end I am thankfull to Shri Ashok Dar, Superintendent Printing and Stationary, U. P. Allahabad and Shri M. C. Padalia, Assistant Director and Shri R. K. Saxena, Senior Technical Assistant (Printing) with the term of Printing unit of this office who have kept a constant watch upon the Printing of this PubHcltion. There is always some gap between what is desired and what is accomplished, both in terms of scope of the publication and accuracy of the published material. Yet, I hope, the District Census Handbooks will largely rise to the expectations of the variegated users fulfilling some of their needs for micro level data. RA VINDRA GUPTA Director, Census Operations, U. P. Lucknow 30th March, 1983. \ .p_,...... , .. r , i, I i~ t ~ / I ~ I f cY I :2 ' / , .I ~ ')1 'I ~ ~ . Ie iIJ 1/1 ~ (J 'l . , .. 'I () l( ur oJ ••• <: nP III S ' l'aI!a .. ~ Q ~o ,t 0 '0c "> IE ,,,,' i : ( p, ~ \ "', It .... ") .( ~ ) ~ " "- t " ~ ..III g" u I c IJ1 a ...... 1/1 ~ ..,, .... ~ ..o q~(q~ol ~ IMPORTANT STATISTICS ~mr ft~'hrrn . ~ t r Description Uttar Pradesh Pilibhit . 8Qf'!la' ""'~ Poplliatioo Total'"" Persons 110,862,013 1,008,311 I"f Males 58,819,276 546,119 mm Pamales 52.042,737 462,193 ~ ClIf"R1' Rural Persons 90,962,898 844,720 ~" Males 48,041,13.5 458,255 f~J Fem~ 42,921,163 386.465 ~ OlffCfcT Urhan Persons 19,899,UY 163,592 ~ Males 10,778,141 81,864 f~ Females 9,120,974 1.5,728 ~ 1911-81 t ~ It ~~ <{f4'(f\ Decennial Population growth rate 1971-81 2.5.49 34.06 ~ (q7f f.ti'o ;rro) Mea (per Sq. Kms.) Z94,411.00 3,499.00 \jf;'Hi~1 ~ (~fCfiO lftO) Density of population (per Sq. Km.) 377 288 ~ ~ (srftr ~ ~T q-{ f~T Cff\' ~) Sex ratio (Number of females per 1000 males) 885 846 VT&t«fr ~ 1lff'Rf Literacy RatOl Persons 27.16 20.44 ~ Males 38.76 2.9.85 f~ Females 14.04 9.32 ~ ~«'flJT ~ ~ ""HilM' ifiT ~ Percontap or Urban population to total population 17,9$ 16.22 4 t ~ tf~m "' 5((w Description Uttar Pradesh Pilibhit ~ G{'14~l it srfijW Percentage to to!al population (i) ~ ~ 'fil1f rn m- cmca Main workers Persons 29.22 29.89 ~ Males ~ '4.41 ~ Females S•• 0.92 (fi). ·q®frij~m.. cpjt ems ~'Rf' Marginal workers Persons 1.49 0.13 ~ Males 0.45 0.08 f~ Females 2.67 0.18 ( iii ) "li111 Of rn ems OlITCRI' , Non·workers Persons 69.29 69.98 ~ Males 49.24 45.51 f~ Females 91.94 98.90 ~uf ;iTf~ Cfill{ re ~ &If'iiffi'lff ;pf _Ill B1!~-UR of Mm'n WiOrkers ~ 1Iilf~ CfTlf rn cmif it ~ P$f~age amq~,. }\f1l1J\ Workers (i) Efi I~CI'fI1 < CillfCRl' Cultivators PersoDs 58.52 61.20 ~'f Males. 59~j3, 61.8&., fmf Females 41.e8J .. ~,~ (ii) @fc;H{I<~ mrf'RT Airicult~AJ Labouren Pers 0 IlS 1~.9~. "~~I\, m· Males" 14.16 13.43 'I ,...... ;~ ~ Females 35.23 ~,.1l fiii)· qrl''OOf'{1f; ~ IZIfiRr HouaeboJd Industry PmoDS 3.70 1.62 ~ Mal. 3.56 1.53 mr famAI. ,5.a1> l+ Ht ... qlJ,2, ( JU• ) i3m: sr~ q't?btrn Description Uttar Pradesh 1>ilibhit I« ~ Inhabited 112,567 1,198 tt iIIRR Uninhabited 11,619 141 ~mllitpn Nwnbcr of Towna 704 f~ Gf<;1rOI'i1 ~~ ~~ f~ 1. vl1ftur ~ ~ttUtr Q ~'fT ~ 1Jl1ftur ~ '1ll\ ~T ~ f~ f~ ~ ~ I fl;en llTJiTUf ~ ~"{ ~T(f ~:;j ~)a1 ~ GfT ~ ~ ij' lffmrfl:fa ij'1+rr qr~ lltlTT 'fiT ~'fr ~)~ ~ ,'qn: ~~?r ~Tc:r srmidfrfC!l ~Ofint ~f~ ~ (f~ rr{ arf<;a ~;:rr t f~ rr'lT"{T~ ~T Efl1 fM ~q' ijo q-f~1Sffi fCfillT ~ ~ I qf~fl:irnT (tr) ~~~~trrf~i.fir 'ltf~~, ~'"t ,~, 'ltf~>Jf ~q' ~ff.f~Ro ~q, (q') %mfr ~ GJ1 f~~ lf1 q (ioif Cfi) f (i) ~'rRI11 5,000 Gf'1ewr ~) I (ii) ~ rn'~ ~T otT Gfi'ffi~m ~ 2.~ • 1971 ~ \1f'1~lofifT ~ ~~ ~ ~6: ilil' ~tfi (Rt(ili't !h, ~~Ai n m ~ ~ ~ ~ '1'f ~ ~, ~ ~ {i5411«1( p m ~ ~ ~j t I If( QQ,f414i m' it ~ ~ ~ iti ~ ~ lIT 'f tIT ~ it ~ ~ 1fA ~ ~)nr ~ ~ ~ ~ crt,f441 it n -.. m ~ ttCfi ~ ~ ~ tN ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ "Iii ;rrq ~ q'lfT & I ~ tr;m"( ~~" f,I[1:iIf~ tr ill'{ ~ ~: ' (i) ~ ~ W4,ijl < C{f.r ~ (U~fI CfiT q m ~ ~ ;prt ~qnff e- iIT{( tr ~ W1fT pr VTIf ~ ifJ1fT ctl' ~ it mai it,) :{ ii) ~ *ftr\ ~ ~ iF 'V11r (It trr t) tr~ ~ 'ij "ri ~ ~ tf'f1f\i(f '$ m~ tfiT ~ I( i) ~if'~ '1tT~ (iii) ~ ~"JIUf"'jlAiT ".~ qf~ ~e ozrfiRPit iti ~~ 'tiT ~ ~ Gfr «r~Irq(f; ~ ij'llf ~ ~1 m lIf~ ifiI1r ~ qlci~4itl6' ~. ~t ;If ~, (it ~ ~ ~1i·lt .m'm ~1 I qftqrt ~ ~ '~ ~ ~f~'f 1n'n ~ ~ *' mv;r f~ ~T< -~ ~ t uTm: irr.n tfll1 ~ I'~ ~ Git f~ Iff mr t ,~ f~ 'r@ ~, ~ ~ lWIT 'trn' '~ 'mm ~ t ~ 'frC5f~~Cfi ~ t flti '¥Oif~~d Ol4fiffi ~ q)q'~If{cti ~ it f~ sr~ ;tft~) ~ ~ ~ qilm mr '1 •• ~~ 1981 it\' 1:ifi(~1 01 if! it t:tifi' ~ IIiT mf'Ai f~ \1 'W srm C{lff,d f.pn tNT a (i) ll..ra't IIi'1lr rn ~ (i~) \tlttlf.u. 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Mtl L apT f;:P:if CllT it [r(f f~l('t qftrFq SH ~ Type amr_fB'fT{ ~ i~ Sb. Type ~ o (iii) f,:{f~«tl t;(tf'flf( q~~amii atl~ S{1litftT~ d~'U ... : ~~ct) f~q' ~ u~qr.ff 'til' ~ «+ ~aif ~ «TV{ ~"t.i1i ~ t mit' .({ifi it arfer'ti lIIT&lifi' «~q'Fr ~ m\;rt"CflT ~~ ~ if m ~ e'T'f <:!lIflft ~ &: I .. t{~ ;:r~ tt m-f~~ ~tll ~q~a ~l ~ m: ~fi fiftfi~ ~~ ~(.,. . an;q~ 1Rl9'~! mci6IR" ~.(Qq (~ V ~ 20) i{;; ~ em fillTf ttlTif in'U ~~ tTlCT ~ : . " ~if'F ~~"Ii'~l{ PL RR DtsTRIct CENSUS HANDBOOK District Census Handbook is being brought out in two, vo,lumes-P,art A and Part B for each district separately. The part 'A' vo,lume consists of village and town directories giving basic information relating to infra·structure and amenities and to,tal population of each village and town as thrown up by 1981 census. . -. , The non·census information relates to the year 1979·80/1980-81, making it almost synchronous with the 1981 population census. Part 'B' volume presents primary census data, known as in census )argon as 'Primary Census Abstract' '(peA) for e~ch village and town. The PCA gives total population with scheduled castes/scheduled tribes, literates,' main workers by main categories, marginal workers and non·workers '. '~. breakup. It is important for the readers'to acquaint themselves with census concepts of general importance and the scope' of village~ and town l directories as have been discussed under separate heads namely: (a) Census Concepts (h) Village Directory (c) Town Directory. A-CENSUS CONCEPTS 1 Rural and Urban Areas The census data are pr~ented by.rural and _urban areas. A rural area is no~.urban consisting of revenue villages with well defined boundaries which is _ the smallest unit in the hierarchy of admi~istrative units. It may comprise of several hamlets. Yet, it is ,considered one unit for the persentation of data. , Habitations in forest areas are also considered as villages and each forest range officer's beat is conside;ed as one forest village. Urban areas have been especially defined for the purpose of population census. The definition is " \ treated with some flexibility with a view to accommodating. minor variation for meeting the . exi~ency of the situation. Ari urba~ unit has been defined as follows : . (a) All places with a municipalty corporation, or cantonment board or notified/town area: -(b) All other places which satisfied the following criteria :. (i) A minimum population of 5,000; (iQ At least 75% of the male workin&.P2pulation engaged in non·agricultural acitivity i (iii) A population of at least 400 per sq. Jan. (or one thousand pe;r ,sq. mile)~ Allied agricultural activities such as fishing, logging etc. have heen conside_red 'agricultural in 1981 censm for determining the,proportion of engagement of male populatio,n in non·agricultural activities for the purpose of declaring a place a town. 2 Urban Agglomeration The concept of Urban Agglomeration of the 1971 is also adopted for 1981 cenSus. Very often the growth of towns over· lapped the statutory limits' of the city or toWn. Large railway colonies, university campuses port areas, industrial areas etc. came up out side the limits of the town but they form continuous growth with the town. These outgrowths mayor may not by themselves qualify to be treated as separate towns but tbese outgrowths deserve to be treated as urban areas, Such a town with their outgroWth areas is treated as Gue urban unit and called 'Urban Agglomeration' arid Urban Agglomerati<:m may constitute : . . (i) A city with continuous outgrowths, (the part of outgrowth being outside the statutory limits but falling within the boundaries of the adjoining village or villages r, (ii) One town ~ith similar outgrowth or two ,or more adjoi~ng towns with their outgrowths as in . (i); or . ( iii) A city and one or more adjoining towns with their outgrowths all of which form a conti nuollS spread. 3. Census Houso A 'census house' is a building or a part of a building having a separate main entrance from the road or common courtyard or staircase etc., used recognised as a separate unit. It may be vacant or occupied. It may be used for residential or non-residential purpose or both. 4. Household A household is a gremp of persons who co~only live together and who take their meals from a common kitchen unless the exigency of work prevents then from doing so. There may be a household of perso~s related by blood or unrelated persons or having a mix of both. Examples of unrelated households are boar~ing hoUSes, messes, ,hostels, residential hotels, rescue homes, jails, ashrams etc. These are called .institutional households. They may be one-member hou~ehold, two member households or multi-member households.'For census ~urpose, each one of these types is regarded as an household. 5. Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes A person has been returned as belonging to a scheduled caste or scheduled tribe if caste or tribe to w1)icb he belongs is included in the scheduled of the state. Scheduled- caste can belong to Hindu or Sikh religion. However, a person belonging to scheduled tribe can profess any religion. 6. Uterates . A person who can botJi read and write with understanding in any language is to be taken as literate. A person who can me~ly read but cannot write, is.. not a literate. It is not necessary that a person "ho is Literate should have receiVeq any formal education or should' have passed any minimum edU9ational standard. 7. Workers In 1981 Census, the economic status of a Person,has been classified as ; ( i) Main worker ( ii ) Marginal worker (iii) Non-worker The dichotomy' of workers and non~workers of 1961 and 1971 Census has been discarded in 1981 Census and'time dispOSition criterion in economic activity with one year reference period is adopted. A person who Ii... an.a.as.ed himself in economic activity for major part of the year (at least 183 days) is considered as main ( ·Xffit. J worker while those who have worked in for some time during the last year· but" not major part of the year have been treated as marginal worker. Those who have not worked at all during the one year reference period are non-.workers. Work has been defined as participation in any economically productive activity. Such participation may be physical or mental in nature. Work involves not only actual work but" also effective Supervision and direction of work. 8. Cultivator: A person is considered a cultivator if he has engaged in cultivation as a single worker or family- worker of land owned or held from Govt., or held from private persons or institutions for payment in money, kind or share. Cultivation includes supervision or direction of cultivation. Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing and harvesting and production of cereals and millet crops and other crops such as sugar cane, ground nuts, tapioca etc. and pulses, raw jute and kindered fibre crops, cotton etc. and does not include fruit and vegetable growing or keeping of orchards· or gro;es or working on plantation like tea, coffee, rubber etc. 9. Agricultulal Labooler : A person who works in anoth,er person's land for wages in money, kind or share should be regarded as an agricultural labourer. He does not have a risk in the cultivation but merely works in another person's land for wages. 10. Household Industry : ~usehold Industry is defined as an industry conducted by the head of the household himselflherself and or by the members of the household at home or within the pr~cjncts" of the house where the housekold lives in urban areas. .The larger proportion of workers in a hG",!sehold industry should consist of members of the household includin~ the head. The industry should not be run on the scale of a registered factory which would qualify or has to be registered under the Indian Factories Act. t . Industry implies production, processing, servicing or repair of articles or goods such as ~andloom weaving, .dyeing, carpentry, bldi rolling, pottery manufacture, bicycl~ repairing, blacksmithy, tailoring etc. 11. Other Workers : All workers, who are not cultivators or agricultural labourers or engaged in Household Industry are treated as other workers. This. category covers factory and plantation workers, Government servants, Municipal employee, teachers, priests, entertainment artists, workers engaged in trade, commerce, business, transport. mining, construction etc. B-VILLAGE DIRECTORY The village directory as the title connotes presents information pertaining to rural areas. The directory of villages is presented for each tahsil in a separate series with the villages arranged" in ascending order of the loca~ion code serials. The village directory' of each tahsil is preceded by i list of villages in which the villa~e$ ar~ Indexed by Hindi!En~lish alphabets with their location code numbers. The vi1lag~s which have been wholly merg~d in Municipal Boards. Town areas or contonments are not borne on the jurisdictionallist of tahsils and consequently they are not covered in the village directory . . However, the villages treated as an outgrowth of an Urban Agglomeration or town ~re listed in the village dire~tory but-no data are presented against the name of these villages in the village directory. The fact that a village is an outgrowth of a town is indicated against the name of such a village. All ~hese villages are . listed in the_ Primary Census Abstract (rural) without presenting their data for providing cross refer~nces. The uninhabited or depopulated villages are listed without giving village directory information, except the area of the villages. A note against such a village indicates the state of its being depopulated or uninhabited. The village directory brings out basic information about a village. These data can be classified into the following' categories ~ I, Population and households 'Col. 4 2. Amenities ',CoIs. 5 tq 10 3; Other jnfra-structural facilities etc. eols. 11 to 14 and 20 4. Landuse data Cols. 3 and 15-19 1. Population and Household~ : The population of each village as of sun·rise of the March 1,1981 obtained [rom the 1981 Census is given in col. 4. The number of household is indicated within the brackets.· 2. Amenities If an amenity is available within the village, the kind of amenity available is indicated by Codes. If not available a dash is indicated and the distance range within whicl! is available outside the village is given within brackets. Three ranges of distance of availability have been formed for facilitating collectio~ arid present~tion of data. T-hese ranges are : (a) below 5 Kms. indicated by (-5) (b) 5-10 KIns. indicated by (5-10) and (c) 10 ~s. ~nd above indicateq by (10+). the codes used for depicting amenities are explained in the following paras: " (i) Educational A:menties (Col. 5) : The type of educational institutions located within the village is represented by the following codes•. The number of each of such an institution is given within brackets : .- Primary or Elementary School, Nursery School, Kindergarden, Pre~basic, Pre.primary, Junior basic p Senior Basic School, Junior High School, Middle School M Matriclilation or Secondary H Higher Secondary, Intermediate College, Pre-university PUC College graduate level & above. C Industrial School I Training School TR Adult Literacy Class/Centre AC Other Educational Institution~ Q C nix 1 (Ii) Medical Facilities (Col. ~) :' The availability of medical facilities }lithin the village is indicated by the following codes. The number of institutions located, within the village or serving practitioners is given within brackets. Hospital H ._ Maternity &: Child Welfare Centre MeW Maternity Home MH Child Welfare Centre ewc Pdmary Health Centre PHC Health Centre HC Primary Health Sub-centre PHS .... Dispensary D Family Planning Centre FPC T.B.eHnie TB Nursing Home NH Registered Private Practitioner RP Subsidised Medical Practiti~ner SMP Community Health Worker CHW Other 0 liii) Drinking Water (Col. 7) : The potable drinking water supply sources available within the village are delli>ted by the following codes: . Tap 'water T Well water W. Tank water TK Tube-well water TW Hand Pump HP River water ,R Fountain 11' Canal C Lake L Spring S Nallah ,N Other o Information not available NA (iv)' Post & Telegrapb (Col._8) : The post and telegraph facilities abailable within the village are indicated by the foJlowing codes' ~O~ ro l'osf and Telegraph Office PTO Telegraph Office TO Telephone Connectiop PhQue <,) Day or DaYI of tile Market (Col. 9) : If a weekly or be-weekly market is held within the village, the day or days on wJ¥ch it is held is indi· cated. The days are indicated by SUD; Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. and Sat., A market held fortnightly or monthly in a remote village, is also given and this fact is c1eru,-ly brought out by indicating monthly/fortnightly. (vi) CommUnications (Col. 10) : If a bus or railway Station is located within the village or is served by navigable water-ways, the fonowing codes give the kind of facilities available within the village : . . Bus BS Railway Station RS Navigable water way (including river, canal, back water etc. ) NW 3. Other Infrastructural facilities, etc. : (i) Approaell to the village (Col. 11) : " The approach to the village is represented "by.. the following codes : Pucea Road PR I' Kachcha Road KR Navigable River NR (li) Nearest Town (Col. 12) The name of the nearest town to a village is jndicat"ed and the distance is given in Kms. w:thin brackets. (iii) Power Supply (Col. 13) : The fonowing codes are used fOl" the power supply available within the village: Electricity for domestic purpose ED. Electricity for Agriculture EAG Electricity for other 'purpose like industrial commercial etc., EO Electricity for all purpose listed above EA (iv) Staple food (Col. 14). : . The food grains used as staple food in a village for major patt of the year are indicated. (v) Remark (Col. 19) : , The following items of information are furnished in this~column and are indicated by the code given against each. ' (a) Copies of the newspaper coming in the village N . (b) Motor cycle/Scooters available in the village M , (c) Cars/Jeeps available in the village C (d) Tractors available in the village T (e) Tern. indicates temples of importance.. Other places 0,( importance are given by names. The numerical strength of each item is indicated by numerical appendage to. the code. For:instance, N 32 illdicated 32 copics of newspaper comin~ in the vina8.e~ 4. Landose 'Data : 1. ' Area of the village' (Col. 3) The area of the village is based on village records. Landuse classificatioll : , t", The standard classification of landuse data are given below : 1. Forests. 2. Not available for cultivation. 2.1 Lands put to non-agricultural uses. 2.2 ,Barren and uncu1tivable lands. 3. Other uncultivated lands excluding fallow lands. 3.1 Permanent pastures and other grazing lands. 3.2 Land under miscellaneous tree -crops and groves not included in the net area sown. 3.3 Culturable waste. 4. F allow lands 4.1 Current fallows 4.2 Other fallows 5. Net area sown : There is a departure from the staadard classification in presentation of landuse data in village directory. However, both classjfication are indentifiable with each other as given below: Village Directory : Standard Classification (with St. No. of ~tegory). 1. Forests (Col. 14) Forest (1) 2. Irrigated by sources (Col. 15).), Net area sown (5) plus t plus 3. U nirrigated (Col. 16) 'i J Fallow land (4.1+4.2). 4. Culturable waste (Col. 17) 1. Permanent pastures'& bther grazing:Iands (3.1) 2. ,Land under miscellaneous tree crops etc. (2.1) 3. Culturable wastes (3.3) 5. Area not available for cultivation 1. Land put to' non-agricultural uses (2.D 2. Barren and uncuItivable land (2.2) Irrigation by sources : The ,sources of net irrigated area are represented by the' following codes : , Government Canal GC Well (without electricity) W Private' Canal . PC Well (with electricity) WE Tube .. well (without electricity) TW ( xxxii ) Tube-well (with electrici(y) TWE T~ TK River R Lili L Waterfall WF Others 0 ~~ T C-TOWN DIRECTORY The Town Directory covers all the towns in a district. The towns are arranged by .English alphabetic order. The data are presented in seven statements serially numbered I to IV, IVA, Vand VI. The following mode of listing of towns has been followed : (i) , All the towns having statutory status which are nol the part of an Urban Agglomera~oD . listed once in the alphabetical arrangement of the towns. (ii) All the towns which are part of an Urban Ag$lomeration and enjoy independent status of statutory town are listed twice-in the' alphabetic~l arrangement of the towns as well as under t main town of an Urban Agglomerations. However, the data are presented separately Oll once under the main town. In alphabetical arrangeMent a note is given against such tow that they are part of such and such Urban Agglomeration. (iii) The out-growths of a town which do not qualify themselves for being treated as iri(lepena towns are not listed in the main· body of the Directory. They have been explained by a fa note to the main town·and the data relating to out-growth are merged with the main town. (iv) Census towns are al~ listed in the body of Directory.. These are the towns whic,h do not er statutory status but are declared towns for the purpose of popUlation census . .The important concepts used in the toWn directory are discussed in the following paras : Class of iown : (Statement I Col. 2) : The towns are classified into following six groups by population ,size criterion : Population Class 100,000 and above I 50,000-99,999 II 20,000-49,999 m 10,000-19,999 IV 5,000-9,999 V .Below 5,000 VI Ci\'ic Administration (Statement] Col. 2) : The civil administration status of a town i~ indicated hv codes ~xnlained helow ~ Municipal Corporation/Corporation M.Corp.. Municipal Board M.B. Cantonment Board, Cantonment, C.B. Notified ArcatNotified Area Committee! N.A.e. Town Area Committee Census Town C. T. Road Length (Statement IV Col. 6) : The total road length within each toWD is to be given by the following codes : Pucca Road PR K.a.chcha Road KR System ot sewerage (Statement,IV & IVA Col. 7) : The system of sewerage and drainage are represented by the following codes : Sewer - S Open surface drains OSD Box surface drains BSD Sylk drains SD Cesspool method CD Pit system Pte Two systems in order of importance one following the other are indicated in codes : Method of disposal of Night Soil (Statements IV & IVA Cots. 11,12) : The various methods of disposal of night soil are indicated by the following codes: ' Head loads HL Baskets B Wheel barrows WB Septic tank latrines S11 Sewerage S Upto two methods in order of their importance in the town one following the other are indicated in: codes. Protected Water supply (Statement IV Cols: 12 & 13) water supply: The following codes are used for indicating protected Water Supply systemjsources. (A) System of storage (CoL 13) 'Overhead tank OHr Service reservoir SR River infiltration gallery IG Borewell Pumping System BWP Pressure tank PT (B) Sources of water supply (CoL 12) Tub~well water/Handpump 'fW Tap water 'l7 Well water W Tank water TIC Fire fighting service (Statement IV Col. 14) : - , 'Yes' is recorded if fire fighting services are available within the town. In case riot available within the town the name of the nearest place if in the same district or name of the nearest district if outside the district where :fire fighting services are available is indicated. Medical Facilities (Statement V Cols. 4 & 5) : The following codes are used for representing medical facilities : Hospital H Dispensary D Health Centre HC Family Planning Centre PC T. B. Clinic . rn Nursing Home NH Others 0 The above classification gives the institutions by type but does not reflect on the system of medicine practised in these institutions. A further distinction is attempted by classifYing these iustitutions by various systems of medicine as represented by the following codes: Ayurvedic A " Unani U Homoeopathic HOM If none of the above codes is given, an allopathic sYlt~m af medicine ill indicated. The system of medicine practised and number of institutions are lndicated within brackets appended to the code representing the typo of medical institutions. For illustration code H (A-l,2) indicates one Ayur vedic hoipital and two Allopathic hospitals. Educational Facilities (Statement V Cols. 6-9): (i) Arts, science and commerce colleges imparting education of degree _level and above are represented by the folloWing codes: ~o~ A Science only S Arts and science only AS ComJDerce only C Arts and commerce only AO Combined for all categories-arts, science and commerce ASC Law :b (ii) Recognized type-writing shorthand institutions and other vocational institute~ arc indicated by the Codes given, below : Shorthand SH Type-writing Typ Shorthand & Type-writing Sh Typ Others Q ( xxxv ) (iii) 'Medical, Engineering Colleges and Polytechnic: The number or each type of institutions is indicated in the relevant column by giving the number. If there are more than one educational institutions, the number is indicated within brackets appended to the codes. If an educational facility is not available within the town, name of the nearest place within the district or name of the district if outside the district where such 9. facility is available is indicated. The distance from the town of such a place is given in Kms. within brackets. Public Libraries including Reading Rooms (Statement V Col. 20) ; These facilities are represented by the following codes: Public Library PL Reading Room RR ANALYTICAL NOTE HISTORY ':::tl:ll. Based o:traditional sources of material, the early history of Pilibhit lacks authenticity and does not go beyond the pale of conjectures. The numerous ancient remains found in the district shed light on the antiquity of the area. There are ancient remains like an old brick fort at Mohaj several octagonal wells and a large masonary tank in Pilibhit pargana and a mud fort at the village of Simaria Ghosu of a much later date. Close to the town of lahanabad is the great mound of Balai-the most promising site. Four miles away is another mound of pargana Kot. The forest tracts of Puranpur tahsil have many buried cities and forts of great antiquity. A mound at the Kot Saupara and immense fortress near the 'railway station of Shahgarh are other ancient places. Other .interesting remains are those in Bisalpur tahsil having dewal inscriptions and extensive ruins of Marauri. Though characterised by unhealthy climate, the tract of Pilibhit was inhabited since ancient times. The people inhabiting these areas"' claim to be the descendent of pastoral races sll,.ch as Ahirs, Gobris, Gujars and the like. The land was ruled by Chandra Vans hi dynasty of Hastinapur till it passed on to the kingdom whose capital was Ahichatra (Bareilly). The first mention of Pilibhit occurs during the reign of Nasir-ud-Din S.hah ~- the S.ultan of Delhi. It is said that when Katlagh Khan rebelled in Avadh, the Sultan led his army against him marching by way of Tilibhat which is supposed to be Pilibhit. This area was ruled by Katahri Rajput at that time. Sikandar Lodi defeated Kataharis in 1492. Later on, it was also plundered by Sher Shah Suri. During the perioi of Mughals, this area was annexed to BudauD which was part of Delhi province. With the death of Aurangzeb, came the down-fall of Mughal Empire. This area was then captured by Rohillas, the chief among them was Hafiz Rahmat Khan who built Jama Masjid in Pilibhit town and periphery walls around it. With the defeat of Rohillas by Marathas and Siraj-ud-Danla, the area passed on to Nawabs of Avadh. It was ceded to East India Company by Nawab Wajid Ali Shah in lieu of revenue payment in 1801. During the freedom struggle of 1857, Rahmat Ali Khan of Rohilla dynasty captured Pilibhit from Britishers- but it was re..captured by Britishers in 1858. The area remained part of Bareilly district till it was. made a separate district in 1872. Location: The district lies between the parallels of 28°60' and 28°53' north latitude and those of 790 37' and 800 27' east longitude. It extends eastwards from the borders of the Bare~lly district to the confines of Kheri on the east and the territory of Nepal on the north east. On its north lie the tarai of Naini Tal and to the south is the district of Shahjahan:pur. The district is a tract of very irregular shape having total area of 3,499 square kms. as per Surveyor General, India. Topography and Climate : Topographically, the district may be divided into several district tracts. In the north and west it is' like Tarai area and gives place to the common characteristics of Rohilkhand the·southern portion is similar I to the tracts of Bareilly and Shal\jahanpur. The eastern section is similar to the forest areas of Kheri and the north of Oudh. As a whole, the district is a plain intersected by numerous streams which flow mainly in ~ southerly direction. The level surface is varied by many troughs and depressions. The climate of Pilibhit varies in different parts. It t\.pproximates to that of the Tarai in the north and East and differs slightly from that of adjoining' parts of Bareilly -ancCSb.ahjahanpur in the tracts of Bisalpnr tahsil. The general features are characterised by dampness and moderate heat in the summer, The heat is not excessive in the summer and the maximum temperature is also low. The cold weather begins early generally about the second week in October. The climate during the rains is different from other seasons ~eing excessively damp close and unhealthy, The district receives annual nQw.~l r~ip.fall of 1457 ClTIS' ~hi~h IS considerably h~avier ~h3Jl jn th.e 4js*ri~t$ immediately ~9 ~e ~9\1th, F10ra and Fauna: Forest occupy an important place in the environment of tho district. Spread over an area 74 thou sand hectares they account for over one fifth of the -total area of the district. The forests are largely spread J over in Pilibhit and Puranpur tahsils and assumes the form of a horse shoe; Physically, the forest may be divided into two parts, the one comprising the stable land extending westwards from the old flood bank of the chauka and the unstable land between this bank and Chauka river consisting tracts of grass jungle inter sected with the Jhils. Of the tree-covered portion of the forests about two-thirds of the ~th consist of sal. In the north area; poles are also found. Of the remaining species the most important is asna, asaina or sain (Terminalia Tomentose) in low moist situations and haldu (Adina cordifolia) , Kaim (Stephegyne parvlfolia); Jaman, neora and bilsa in damp spots. On the dry so'ils are found th-e tendu (Diospyros mela- , noxylon) dhauri or' asid (Iagerstraemia parvi flora). With its large areas of forest, swamp alld jungle, the district possesses a greater variety of species in its fauna than any other part of BareiIly Division. However, their numbers have been greatly reduced during the past years. The tiger and leopards are rarely found in the. high grass Jungles. Wild pigs are extra-ordinarily numerous. The chital or spotted deer and the parha or hog deer, nilgai and black buck are more common, The sambher and kakar are almost un-known .. The other animals include hares; foxes; jackals, wolves, wild dogs and porcupines. The wild elephants, however, rarely visit the forests of Pilibhit. Many of the species of birds, some residents and other migrants, occur which are not common beyond the forest belt. The residents incl~de peafowl, jungle fowl, the black and grey partridges, florican and sand grquse and among the immigrants are snips and quail. In the jhils, ducks of every variety, teal, widgeon, pochards and sheldrade are found. The larger rivers and the tanks abound with fish of Rohu, Saul and others of carp tribe which are highly appreciated as an article of food by almost aU classes of popUlation. I ' Administrative Units ~ The district comprises of three tahsils namely Pilibhit, Bisalpur and Puranpur with the seat of district administration at Pilibhit town. There are seven Development Blocks and six towns in the district. The following table presents distribution of heirarchy of administrative unit~ in the district. Table 1: Administrative Units NUMBER OF TahsilfDevelopment Area (in Sq. Kms.) Nyaya Panchayat Gram Sabhas Revenue village Towns Block circle Total Inhabited 1. Pillbhit 9.40.2 27 259 473 415 3 1. Amariya . 350.00 9 91 201 181 2. Lala uri Khera 220.00 8 7S 119 97 3. Marauri 36Q.00 10 93 153 137 2. Puranpur 1,21S.7 15 12t 388 347 1 1. Puranpur 1,214.00 15 121 388 347 3. BisaJpur 942.7 31 315 470 429 2 1. Bilsanda 351.00 10 118 l72 168 2. Bisalpur 260.00 U 103 153 129 3. Barkhera 312.00 10 94 14$ 132 Total District 3,499.0 73 695 1,331 8,191 6 Note-The difference between the sum of the area of the tabsil and the total area of the district is attributable to the varying systems of accounting by two sources...... Sources-I. Block area-Sankhakiye Patrika Pilibhit-1981 2. Tahsil area-Board of Revenue, U. P. 3. District area-Surveyor General, India. Enconomy tnrrastructure : The communication in the district depends, on railways as well as on roads. All tahsils headquarters, block development headquarters baring Amaria development block and important mandis are served by rail ways. No national highway passes through the district. The important roads of the district are Pjlibhit~ Bisalpur-Shahjahanpur, Pilibhit-Sitarganj, Pilibhit·Bilsanda. Pilibhit-Neoria, Maghola-Khatima, PiHbhit-Puran-. pur-Shahjahanpur and Puranpur-Thamaraghat-Hazara. Balia. The important mandis namely Pjlibhit, Bisalpur and Puranpur are connected by.railways. The district. is served by a total length of 626.21 kms. of metalled road which gives an average of 179 Kms. of road length per 1,000 sq. Kms. Buses ply on 388 Kms. of roads accounting for 61.96 per cent of the total road length... The communication, however, is placed at a consi derably low key in the district as the ratio of 179 Kms. of road length per thousand of area is less by iO.95 per cent than the ratio of 201 Kms. of U. P. State. State highways account for 139.00 kms. which are entirly managed by P. W. D. Other district roads measure up to 311.45 Kms. of which 182:45 Kms. is under the charge of the P. W. D. and remaining is maintained by local bodies. Rural-t=oads run the length of ] 00.33 Kms., of which four fifths are managed by the P. W. D. and the remaining by local bodies. The irrigation net work includes canals.' Govt. tubewells, private pumping sets, niasonary wells and other miscellaneous sources. The' overwhelming bulk of irrigation (over 9S per cent) is done by canals and private pumping sets. The irrigation net work includes 815 Kms. of canal and 17,549 private pumping sets. The largest source of irrigation consists of private pumping sets followed closely by canals. The sixth plan envisages construction of 18 canals with a total length of 180 Kms. at the .cost of Rs. 215.24 lakh. The canal command area is estimated to be 32,000 hectares with irrigated area of 17,600 hectares. The consumption of electricity in the district amounts to 59.30' Kwh. per annum which stands 26.64 per cent less than the state average of 80.83 Kwh. The consumption of electricity per hectare of land works out to 59.30 Kwh. against the state average of 88.83 Kwh. per hectare per annum. Thus the consumtion of electricity both per capita and per unit of land stands below the state average, showing thereby lower'-.state of development of the district. There are 43 scheduled and 11 non-scheduled banks in th~ district. Eighteen branches of scheduled banks are serving urban areas while 25 are functioning in the rural areas. Of the eight co-operative banks three are in urban areas and the remaining in rural areas; All, the three land development banks of the district are located in urban areas. AGRICULTURE AND ALLIED SECTORS The economy of the district thrive on agriculture; Forestry occupy a place of importance in the economy. Animal husbandry and secriculture, more after than not are pursued as avocations. Industries based on processing of agriculture and forest produce contribute to the economy of the district considerably. .The district is noted for production of higb quality of rice. Wheat is also extensively cultivated. It also abounds in production of sugarcane which has given rise to sugar mills. Rice milling industry has. come up due to large scale production of paddy. Pilibhit is a surplus district in agricultural production. Other important crops which are raised in the district, are jowar, bajra and gram. The following table gives the distribution of villages by land use. Table 2: Distribution of villages according to land use Sl. Name of Tahsil No. of Inhabited Total Area Percent culti vable area Percent of irrigated area No. villages (Hectares) to total area to total culti vable a.rea 1 2 3 4 S 6 l. Pilibhit 415 94,757.25 87.81 S1.0S 2. Bisalpur 429 93,510.44 80.41 55.30 3. Puranpur 341 121,769.38 67.32 52.50 T~tal District 1,191 * 310,037.07 77.57 54.95 *This does notinclude seven inhabited forest villages (two of Pilibhit tahsil and five of Puranpur tahsil) for which information relating to amenities is not available. The above table reveals that over three fourths (77 •. 57 per cent) of the total area is cultivable. The maximum cultivable area to the tune of 87.87 per cent is observed in Pilibhit tahsil while the minimum of 67.32 per cent is reported from Puranpur tahsil. The extent of irrigation does not vary much from one tahsil to another. The irrigation covers more than half of the cultivable area in all the tahsils of the. district with the maximum of 57.05 per cent of the cultivable area observed in Pilibhit tahsil and the minimum being 52.50 per cent in Puranpur tahsil. The largest area is under wheat (lI9,887) closely follow.ed by rice (119,537). Sugarcane "follows with an area of 24,865 hectares. These three crops account~for the bulk (73.10 per cent) of the total cropped area. . . '. The gross value of agricultural out put per capita of rural population amounts to Rs. 980 per annum which is 74.38 per cent above the state's average of Rs. 561. The agriculture productivity per unit of land is also high in the district. It can be seem from the fact ·that the gross value of agriculture produce per hectare amounts to Rs. 3,364' against the state average of Rs. 2,703. The percentage af area under small and marginal holdings to total area accounts for 44.12 per cent against the State's average of 45.56 per cent, showing only a shade better situation. Forestry occupies a place of importance in the economic environment of the district. These forests arc noted for timber wood which has given rise to Saw mills and wood based industry. The annual pro duction of wood amounts to 694 thousand cubic feet worth Rs. 127.72 lakh. Preservation and afforestation also provide employment avenue. Animal husbandry is a part of rural economy.' While it sustains agriculture by providing draught power, it also supplements the economy of farmers. As per 1977 Jive stock census, the live stock population stood at 4.44 lacs. Bovine population consisting of 103 thousand milch animals and 265 thousand non-milch animals, accounted for 22.88 per cent of the total live stock population. Population of goats was estimated to be 46 thousand. Poultry is catching up with a total number of 96 thousand birds distributed among 3,373 poultry units. The climate of Pilibhit whIch does not warm up much as in the plain is found suitable for seri-culture. Seri-culture is being developed on small and household scales to supplement the income of farmers. The mulberry cultivation occupy 11.84 hectars. The total production of silk, amounts to 339 Kg. The govern~ ment is developing seri-culture through v~rious programmes. MINING AND QUARRYING AND INDUSTRY: The district is not known for mineral deposits of importance. The industrial structure of the district is not developed. The industries found in the district are by and large based on processing of agriculture and forest produce. Rice mills, khandsari units, sugar mills, saw mills and wood based industries are found in the district Number of persons employed in Registered factories per lakh is 406 against the state average of 602 in UP state showing lower industrial employment than the state average. The contribution of manu facturing sector is also low as indicated by the fact that it contributed only 6.22 per cent to the"1otal net out put at current prices (1976-77) which is less than.half of the share of the manufacturing sector of 15.27 per cent at the state level. There are 16 factories registered under Factory Act 1948 that employ 7,355 persons and produce goods worth Rs. 1,28,376 thousand annually. Among the traditional craft, the fiute (a musical instrument) industry made from bamboo -pipe has survived the onslaught of times. The district is noted for manufacturing of fiuts. There are 34 units in the district employing 116 p~rsons. Hand loom weaving industry has suffered a set back as the production of handloom cloth crashed from 851 thou- sand metres in 1974-75 to 351 thousand metres. . Amenities : The availability of amenitIes within easy reach refiects on the inftastructunil development of the area. The availability of facilities namely educational, drinking water. medica~ transport and communication, marketin8 and other important characteristic have been revjewed for rural and urban areas separately. Roral Areas : The district consists of 1,331 revenue and eight forest villages. Of the revenue villages, 1,191 A_re inhabited and 140 un~inhabited. or the eight forc;st vmages, .seven are inhabited. On an average, a revenue village is spread over an area of 260.32 hect~es. With an area of 6,780.35 hectares, Kabirganj village of Puranpur tahsil is the large~t village while Kunderi Dahgala village of Pilibhit tahsil with an area of 6.48 hectares is the smallest villag.e in Pilibhit district.- Tables 3-7 highlight infrastuctural facilities available to the villages. The table given below shows the distribution of vi11ages according to availability of amenities. Table 3: Distribution of villages according to the availability of different amenities No. (with Percentage) of 'Yillaaes having one or mOle of the following amenities SI. Name of tahsil No. of inha· Bducation Me4ical Drinking Post & Market/Hat Commu- Approach Power No. bited villages water Telegraph nication by Pucca Road Supply 1 2 3 4 5 6 .7 8 ,9 10 11 1. PHibhit 415 198{47.70 43(10.36) 41S(I00.00) 35(8.43) 43(10.36) 80(19.28) 204(49.16) 135(3~53) 2. Bisalpur 429 261(60.84, 11(3.96) 429(100.00) 49(11.42) 52(1112) 59(13.75) 114(26.57) 101(23.54) 3. Puranpur . 347 118(34.01) 4O(U.53} .341(100.00) 26(7.49) 27(1.78) 62(17.8'1) 156(44.96) 139(40.06) ....-...------Tota] District 1,191 * 577(48.45) 100(8.40) 1,191{I00JlO) 110(9.24) 122(10.24) 201(1'.88) 474(39:80)- 375(31.49) *This does not include seven inhabited forest viJlages (two of Pilibhit tahsil and five of Pural'lpW' tahsil) for which information relating to amenities is Dot available. The information relating to seven inhabited forest vlllages has not been made available. Drinking water facilities are available in all the inhabited villages. As many as half (48.45 per cent) of the total number of villages have educational facilities within the villages. Over three fifths of the villages of Bisalpur tahsil have education~acilities within the villages showing the largest coverage of villages among the three tahsils of Pilibhit distnct while Puranpur tahsil has returned educational facilities in one third of its villages only. The medical facilities are available in 8.40 per cent of the villages of Pilibhit district ranging between the maximum of 11.53 per cent of villages .in Puranpur Tahsil and a mearely 3.96 per cent in BisaIpur tahsil. A slightly brighter picture emerges in the availability of Postal facilities in PiHbhit district as 9.24 per cent of its. villages have postal facilities within the villages. The proportion of villages having postal facilities ranges between the maximum of 11.42 per cent in Bisalpur tahsil and the minimum of 7.49 per cent in Puranpur tahsil. Next to educational facilities and approach by metalled (pucca) road the ~illages are better covered by power supply than other facilities. A total number of 375 villages of 1.191 are electrified makin up a pro portion of 31.49 per cent. The highest proportion of 40.06 per cent of villages has been returned as elecrified from Puranpur tahsil while Bisalpur with its 23.54 per cent villages electrified shows the lowest pro- portion among the thre tasUs of the district. . About 40 per cent of villages of Pilibhit district are connected by pucca road. The best placed tahsil in this respect is Pilibhit with about half of its villages approchable by pucca road. Bisalpur tahsil is poorly serv.ed by roads a~'ts only one fourth villages are connected by pucca road. A bus station or a railway station is located i as many as 16.88 per centof villages of Pilibhit district. The best' placed tahsil in this respect is Pilibhit. whits one fifth. villages connected by bus or railways. Bi-weekly or weekly markets are held in one tenth of the villages of the district. th.e following table presents the proportion of rural population served by different amenities. Table 4: Proportion of rural population served by different amenities ------~------Proportion of rural population served by different amenities ------81. Name of Total population Education Medical Drinking Post & Market! Communi- Approach Power No. tahsil of inhabited villages water Telegraph Hat cation by Pucca Supply Road -_ 1 2 3 4 4 6 7 8 9 10 -_11 1. Pilibhit 322,674 69.96 22.58 100.00 19.08 23.25 24.68 57.95 42.12 2. BisaJpur 301,013 79.03 10.80 100.00 23.63 20.51 17.'28 30.41 19.63 3. Puranpur 219,936 74.80 38.86 100.00 34.26 30.~3 29.83 57.n 50.80 Total District 843,613* 74.46 21.61 100,00 24.66 24.17 23.38 47.91 39.92 , - *It does not include the totaJ population of 1,097 (164 persons of Pilibhit tahsil and 933 persons of Puranpur tahsil) of/ seven inhabited forest villages for which amenitj~ have not been reported . It can be observe:! from the above table that three fourths of the rural population of Pilibhit district can avail themselves of one type of educational facilities or the other within the villages While about half (47.99 percent) of its population lives in villages which are approachable by pucca road. Communication is available either by bus or railwaysJrom the VIllages to as much as 23.38 per cent of the rural population of Pilibhit district. Postal facilities are being availed by oI1e fourth of the rural popUlation of the di!itrict from within the villages. A shade smaller proportion (22.62 per cent) population avail medical facilities within the villages. While 38.86 per cent of the rural popUlation of Puranpur tahsil receive medical facilities within the villages, only 10.80 per cent do so in Bisalpur tahsil. The best served tahsil in postal faciJities is Puranpur tahsil with its 34.26 per cent of rural population receiving postal facilities within the villages while Pilibhit emerges at least covered with its ~9.08_ per cent population living in ~ilIages .~a~ing ~_~tal facilities. In an over all assessment Puranpur tahsil emerges as the best servej by varIOUS facIlIties ammrg the three tahsils of the district. The following table gives the distribution of villages not having certain amenities. Table 5: Distribution of villages not having certain amenities arranged by distance ranges from the places where these are available No. of----_...._._._ villages where the amenity is not available and a vaiJable at distance of Villages not having the -, KIns. 5-;10 Kms. 10+ Kms. Total (Col 2-4) amenities 0 f 1 2, 3 4 S Education 586 22 16 614 Medical 876 114- 41 1,091 .\ Post & telegraph 965 99 11 , 1,081 i Market/Hat 910 87 12 I 1.069 Communications 746 173 71 - m , It can be seen from the above table that baring 28 villages, educational facilities are available in all the villages within the distance of five Kms. where these facilities are not available within the Villages. Medical and postal facilities are available to most of such villages within 10 Kms. The same is true of communication facility as most of the villages (74.6 per cent) are served by bQs services or railways within five Kms. distance, where bus stop or railway stationJs not provUed within the villages. There are 71 villages where communication is difficult as the bus railway services can be availed of from adistance of 10 Kms. and beyond. The table given below presents distribution of villages according to the distance from the nearest t~wn and the availability of different amenities. Table 6: Distribution of villages according to the distance from the nearest town and availability of different amenities Distance range No. of inhabited No. (with percentage) of villages having the amenities of from the nearest villages in each Education Medical Drinldnw Post & Marketl Communi- Approach Power· town (in Kms.) range water Telegraph Hat cations by Pucca SuppJy Road 1 2· 3 4 S 6 1 8 9 10 1--5 212 105(49.S3) 9(4.25) 212(100.00) 16(7.55) 8(3.77) 38(17.92) 83(39.15) 76(35.85) 6-15 540 274(50.74) 48(8.89) 540(100.00) 48(8.89) 48(8.89) 105(19.44) 215(39.81) 169(31.30) 16~.SO 436 195(44.72) 41(9.40) 436(100 00) 44(10.09) 6S(l4.91) 55(12.61) 173(39.68) 128(29.36) 51+ 3 3(100.00) 2(66.61) 3(100.00) 2(66.67) 1(33.33) 3(100.00) 3(100,00) 2(66.67) Total District 1,191* 577(48.45) 100(8.40) 1,191(100.00) 110(9.24) 122(10,24) 201(16.88) 474(39.80) 375(3J.49) -,------*This does not include seven inhabited forest villages (two of PiJibhit tahsil and five of Puranpur tahsil) for which information relating to amenities is not available The largest number of 540 villages lie within the distance of 6 to 15 Kms. distance from a town while 436 villages are situated within the distance of 16-50 Kms. from a town. Only three villages are located beyond this distance The figures do not suggest any relationship with the distance range of a village from a town and the extent of coverage of facilities. The following table gives the distribution of villages according to population range and amenities available. Table 7 1 Distribution of vmages according to population range and amenities available No. (with percentage) of villages having the amenities of Population No. of inhabited Education Medical Drinking Post &; Marketl COnUnuni- Approach Power range villages in each water Telegraph Hat cation by Pucca Supply range Road 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1~99 638 112(17.SS) 10(1.51) 638(100.00) 9(1.41) 22(3.45) 87(13.64) 196(30.72) 177(27.74) 500-1999 502 415(82.67) 59(11.15) 502(100.00) 68(13.55) 67(13.35) 9l(18.33) 241(48.01) 159(31.67) 2000-4999 44 43(97.73) 25(56.82) 44(100.00) 21(61.36) 28(63.64) 11(38.64) 31(70.45) 33(15.00) 5000+ 1 1(100.00) 6(85.7l) 7(100.00) 6(85.71) 5(1J.43) 5(71.43) 6(85.11) 6(85.7J) Total District 1,191* 577(48.45) 100(8.40) 1,191(100.00) 110(9.24) 112(lO.24) 201(16.88) 474(39.80) 375(31.49) *This does not include seven inha.bited forest villages (two of Pilibbit tahsil and five of Puranpur tahsil) for which inf9r~",tion relatin,8 to amenities is not available. The district is characterised by sparsity of population. Of 1,191 inhabited villages, 638 have a popu~' lation size of less than 500 persons. As many as S02 villages fall in the population size range of 500-999. These two make up a total of 42.15 per cent of the villages in Pilibhit district. The table clearly suggests that the bigger is a village the better it is served by amenities. The percentage of villages covere.! under each amenity rises with the population range. The following table shows the combination of food grains that constitutes the staple food of the' people in different tahsils. Table 8: Main staple food in the majority of villages in each tahsil SJ. No. Name of tahsil Main staple food 1 2 1. Pilibbit Wheat and Rice 2. Bisalpur Wheat a ad Rice 3. Puranpur Wheat and Rice The staple food does not vary from one tahsil to another. Wheat and rice constitute the staple food of the rural populati on of Pilibhit district. Urban Areas There are six towns namely Bilsanda, Bisalpur; Gulariya, Neoria Husaiapur, Pilibhit and Puranpur in Pilibhit district. The following table shows growth, density and sex ratio of urban population in the district. Table 9 . Growth, Density and Sex ratio of urban population in the district in relation to the state District State Census Total Urban Percentage Decadal Density Sex Ratio Total Urban Percentage Decadal Density Sex Ratio Year Popu- Popw.. Urban percentage (Popu- (No. of Popu- Popu- Urban percentage' (Popu- (No. of lation latioD Popu- Variation lation Females lation lation Popu- Variation lation females lation in UJban per Sq. per 1,000 lation in Urban per Sq. per 1,000· Population Km.) Males) Population Km.) Males) 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1951 504,357 15,139 14.90 +4.30 4,848 855 63,219,655 8,625,699 13.64 +22.93 2,295 820 1961 616,225 84,337 13.69 +12.24 8,972 852 ,73,754,554 9,479,895 12.85 +9.90 3,823 812 1971 . 752,114 102,810 13.67 +21.90 10,822 844 88,341,144 12,388,596 14.02 +'30.68 4,355 821 1981 1,008,312 163,592 16.22 +59.12 7,941 862 11 0,862,013 19.899,115 17.95 +60.62 4,363 846 The urban proportion of population constitutes 16.22 per cent of the total popUlation of the district staying considerably below the state's average of 17.95 per cent. While the proportion of urban populatio: was slightly above the state's average in Pilibhit district in 1951 and 1961, it has remained below the statel average in 1971 and 198L. Thus the urbanization in Pilibhit district has not kept pace with the stat average. The above table also reveals that the proportion of urban population of Pilibhit district instea of expanding, shrank a bit from 14.90 per cent in 1951 to 13.69 per cent in 1961 and 13.67 per cent in 197 it was on1y ih f981 that the proportion rose substantially to 16.22 per cent. The populafion living'in urban a.reas rose from 102,810 in 1'71 to 163,592 iii 1981. Of the addition of 60,782 persons in urban population, three newly sprung up towns contributed a total of 23,992 persons accounting for 39.41 per cent of the total rise in urban population. The density of popUlation in urban areas of Pilibhit district works out to 1,941 . persons per sq. Km. which stands much above tlie density of 4,363 persons in ur~an areas of U. P •. state. The density of population in. urban areas of Pilibhit district showed a. rising trend froni one decade to. an~!9~r since 1951 touching all time peak of 10,822 persons per sq. km. in 1911. However, the density declined subs:" tantially in 1981 due to addition of sparsely populated new towns. The ,sex ratio as indibated by' numbet cit females- per thousand males has improved to 862 females in 1981 from 844 females in 1911. The sex-ratio of 862 females per thousand males is the highest since 1951. The sex ratio in urban ~rea of PiIibhit district has always been above the state's average since 1951. ,(he following table shows the towns which have sprung up during the last decade or have ooen declassified. Table 10 : New Town$ addedfTowns .declassified in 1981 Census Name of Town Population (1981 Census) 1 2 (a) Added (i) Bilsanda 1,131 (ii) Gulariya 4,130 (iji) Neoria Husainpur 12,125 (b) Declassified NIL NIL The above table shows that. as ~.any. as. tAree ~QWQ.l! naIIlely llil~all~la, _Gqlariya ,~lld Neoria. Husain· pur were ciaaed whfCii make up 'a. totai'populat-ion of 23;992 persons and accounts for 14.67 per cent of the total urban popUlation of the district. The following table presents per capita receipt and expenditure in towns of Pilibhit district. Table 11 ~ Per capita receipt and expenditure in towns Class, name and Per capita civic status of Receipt Expenditure the town Total Receipt Receipt Total General Expenditure Public· ExpenditJJrc other throu,h from .aU Expen- adminis~ on public works on public aspects taxes other diture tration h~th and institutions sources conveniences 1 1 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 .. -. --.~---- V Bilsanda T. C. 19.38 13.86 5.52 1547 1.81 4.47 2.03 7.16 In Blsalpur M. B. 42.48 23.61 18.87 38.17 4.92 1.2.23 15.44 0.55 5.03 4 VI Oularlya T. C. NOT AVAILABLB "'{ IV Neoria HusafnpurT.C. 4.71 1.51 3.26 8.22 0.60 3.32 3.63 0.(11 II - Pilibhit M. B. 28.01 '\ 25.46 2.SS 39.89 2.10 0.83 4.98 31.98 III PuranpUI M. B. 14.93 8.53 6.40 15.58 5.58 6.49 3.21 - 0.30 the per capita receipt varies between the. maximum of Rs.. 4248 per annum in tJisalpur Muntdpai Board and the minimum of Rs. 4.77 per annum in Neoria Hussainpur town committee. . Most of the receipt comes through taxes. The expenditure varies between the maximum of Rs. 39.89 per head. per annum in. Pjlibhittowp. and the minimum. of Rs. 8.22 in Neoria Husainpur town. Public works claim the lion share of per capita expenditure in Bisalpur town (15,44) followed by expenditur~ on public health and conveniences while-in Puranpur municipal boar9., the expenditure on public health and conveniences account for the, largest share followed by General Administration. The expenditure on public works of Rs. 4.98 per capita:' p.er annum in Pilibhit municipal board stands next to Rs.31.98 per annum per head on .expenditure on other aspects. The expenditure on General Administration ranges between the maximum . of Rs. 5.58 p.er head per annum in Puranpur town and minimum of Rs. 0.6 per head in Neorta Husainpur town. The expenditure on public health and conveniences account for as much as Rs. 12.23 per head in Bisalpur town while Pilibhit municipal board has spent as little as 83 paise per head per annum on this head. On public \yorks th~ maximum per capita expenditure of Rs. 15.44 has bee~ spent in BisaJpur municipal board while as small an amount as Rs. 0.23 has been spent in Bilsanda town. The table given below gives number of Schools per ten thousand of population in towns of Pilibhit district. Table 12 : Schools per ten thousand population in towns Olass, (lame and No. per ten thousand population in towns ~ivic status of town ,------_._------Higher Secondary/ Secondary! Junior Secondary I Primary Inter/P. U. c./ ' Matriculation Middle Junior College 1 2 3 4 5 V Bilsanda T. C. 1.40 1.40 III Bisalpur M. B. 0.30 0.35 tAl 5.99 VI Gulariya T. C. 2.42 2.42 IV Neoria Husainpur T. C. 0.19 0.19 ~n Pilibhit M. B. 0.34 0.11 0.56 . 3.28 m Priranpur M. B. 0.44 1.32 1.32 2.21 Total 0.37 0.31 0.89 3.30 It can be seen from the above table that there are 3.30, primary schools serving 10,000 populati( in urban areas of Pilibhit district. Junior secondary and middle schools average 0.89 per 10,000 populatic while schools of secondary and matriculation standard average up to 0.31, Higher Secondary, Inter and PI colleges 0.37 per 10,000 of urban population of Pilibhit district. The following table gives number of beds in medical institutions of towns. 11 T~ble 13 : No. of Beds In Medicalinstttotions in towns Olasll. p~e l\ud No. of beds in medical institutions civic statui of town per 1,000 population 1 2 V Bilsanda T. C. 0.56 nr Bi~pur M. B. 0.70 VI Gulariya, T. C. 4'84 IV Neol'ia, Husainpur T. C 0.31 II .Pilibbit M. B 22.48 {II Puranpur M. B. 0.44 \ Total 12.53 There are 12.53 beds per thousand population in urban areas ofPilibhit district. The maximum. ratio of 22.48 beds has been witnessed in Pilibhit municipal board while the minimum of 0.31 beqs has beeq observecJ from Neoria Husainpur town. The table given below shows the proportion Qf slum population in towns, Table 14: Proportion of slums population In towns Class, name and ci vic Proportion of the s1ums population Densily in slums status of town to total population of the town (per sq. kms.) 1 2 3 II Pilibhit M. B. 3.24 N. A. N. A. denotes Not Available The slum population in Pilibhit town consists of 2,869 persons accounting for 3.24 per cent of the total population of Pilibhit municipal board. . Table given below presents most important commodities manufactured, imported and exported in towns of Pilibhit district. Table 15: Most Important commodity manufactured, imported and exported in towns Class name and civic status Most Important Commodity of the town -- Manufactured Exported Imported 1 2 , 3 4 V Bilsanda T. C. Sugar Wheat Cetr.ent III Bisalpur M. B. Rice Rice Food Grains VI Gulariya T. C. Sugar Rice Diesel IV Neoria Husainpur T.C. II Pilibhit M.B. Susar Rice Cloth 1lI Puranpur M. B. Wooden Furniture Rice Cement i I~ ~ A Ii ill,/I~ !tl', WJ, h.; " l-tft_mR ~\=r I-P'fLIBHIT TAiiSIL .. 14 ,W"" ., .. .,..... >c~lf~1r tit~~ *. t 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1. ~Iiil' 371 36. ~'111'( 156 . 115 2. atGfta,;t ~fCfi~ 313 -37. ~ 314 116 3. IIIllfta:r: ~{U~ 314 38, ..~ 103 336 4. nmt' 349 39. 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"t. 403 471. f~~ 275 432. f{{lIf (Ill 8J'ft(' 202 452. mT.. GI''fIIii't is3 472. twr ~T 18 433. Rnm:'lT mi 104 453. tfGFifF If. 256 473. ~~ 38 434. f~raro ...... 473 454. ~~.. 2'>1 431. fucn~ 390 4SS. ~ 204 436. ftmn 21 456. m 250 431. ft:mrr 208 457. ~fR 1;(. 452 438. ftmn ~ ,. 307 458. ~ PILIBHIT TAHSIL SI. Location SI. Location Sl. Location No. Name of Village Code No. No. Name of Village Code No. No Name of Village . Code No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1. Abhai Rajpur 132 36. Bagncra Bagneri 1 11. Bhadsara 9 2. Abhu Dandi 442 37. Bagwa 195 72. Bhaga Mohanunadganj A. 113 3. Aimi 424 38. Bahadurganj 92 73. Bhaga Mohanunadganj Must 112 4. Ajit Dandi 371 39. Bahanpur 351 74. Bhagil Dandi 177 5. Ajitpur Must. 313 40. Baherwa 65 75. Bhagtanian 57 314 41. Bai Beha 320 76. Bhaawantpur Bajhera 420 6. Ajitplir Sahr ai • 7. Alak Than 334 42. Bakasapur 219 17. ~hagwatipur Dhura 36 8. A1ampur 71 43. Bakashpur 17 78. Bhagwatipur Qasba " 194 9. Aliapur 459 44. BaDia 13 79. Bhainsaha 23 10. Allam Dandi 36i 45. 'BaIpur A. 395 80. Bhainsaha A. 466 11. Amarganj A. 431 46. Baipur Patti Must. . 397 81. Bhainsaba Must. 463 12. Amarganj Must.. 430 47. Balpur Muafi 4 82. Bhamora - 223 13. Amaria 128 48. Banausa 326 83. Bhan Dandi 355 14. Amkhera lR5 49. Banjaria Jamania . 311 84. Bhanpur 410. 15. Amkhera 350 SO. Banjaria' Kallu 91 85. Bhara Pachpera 29 1.6. Amkhera 186 51. Bans Khera 15 86. Bharatpur 75 17. Andrain A. 165 52. Bara Dunwa A. 136 87. Bhauna 171 18. Andrain Must. 163 53. Bara Dunwa Must. , 137 88. Bhauni 170 19. Anwarganj 254 54. Baraha 443 89. Bhikaripur 111 20. Arauli 155 55. Barat Boja 193· 90. Bhilaiyagaon Khora 292 21. Arazi Baurakh 82 56. Barha Bikaram 179 91. Bhindara 58 22. Arazi Chant Uri Tandola 276 57. Barraina 178 92. Bhura ~ 32 23. Arazi Dahgla 232 58. Barhaini 8 93. Bhura 460 24. Ararl Dhankuni 110 59. Barnawada . 426 94. Bhura Sarenda Must. 315 25. Arazi Dinnagar 83 60. Basantpur 182 95. Bhura Sarenda Sahrai 316 26. Arazi. J adopur 217 61. Basantpur Must. 263 96. Bhuria Ramchandra 35 27. Arazi Mathu Dandi 408 62. Basantpur Sahrai 260 97. Biharipur 79 28 Arazi Mundia Panai Urf 285 63. Basthana 331 98. BiIai Pasiapur 379 Sungarhi A. 29. Araji Mundia Panai Urf 288 64. Baurakh 81 99. BHara Muvafi 3 Sungarhi Must. 30. Arazi Nand Simaria 425 65. Behari A. 213 100. Bilaspur 130 31. Arazi Rampur 209 66. Behari Must. 212 101. Biigawan 2" 32. Aspur 166 67. Belabhanpur A. 101 102. Bindhwa 364 33. Athkona 349 68. :Belabhanpur Must 102 103. Bishanpur A. 50 34. Auria 22S 69. Bela Pukhra 23 104. Bishanpur Must. 43 35. Badjepura 22 10. Bela Pukhra 76 105. Bishem 173 ALPHABETICAL' UST OF VtLLAGES . PILmHIT TAHSIL 51. Location 81. Location 51. Location No. Name of Village Code No. No. Name of Village Code No No. Name of Village Code No. 2 3 1 2 3 2 3 106. Bithora Kalan 325 141. Dhankuni 109' 176. Gularia Zafarpur 427 107. Bithora Khurd 249 142 Dheram 146 '177. Gularia Shakatpur 433 108. ~ithfa 221 143. Dheram Mandaria Must. 306 178. Guteha 447 109. Chaka 157 144. Dheram Mandaria Sahrai 305 179. Handa 409 uo. Chanddandi 368 145. Dhundari 147 180. Har Chuia 402 tll. Cha.ndoi 218 146.. Diriarpur 151 181. Hardaspur 26 112. Chant Dang 266 147. Dinnagar 84 182. Harharpur Dhura 122 113. Chaunda. Khera 244 148. Dinnagar Khuwaja 240 183. Harharpur Hasan 154 . 114. Cheholra 96 149. Edwara 73 184. Harkishanpur 231 liS. Chinaura A . 465 150. Ekdhara 321 185. Har Raipur 46 U6. Chinaura Must. 464 1St. Pardia 44 186. Haraiya 238 111. Chiriya Dab 281 152. Paridpur Baraha A. 141 187. Hasanpur 100 U8, Chithia Bhaisaha 24 153. Paridpur Baralla Must. 142 188. HasanDagar Y4 119. Chithia Niaz Ahmad 127 154. Paridpur Hasan 6 189. Hasan nagar 172 120. Churaila 347 ISS. Gaganapur 63 190. Hatu wa Bija)ahi 329 121. Dabka 20 156. Gahluiya 428 191. Hetam Dandi 18 122. Dallagla 210 151. Gaibojh 299 192. Himkarpur 164 123. Dandia 98 1581 Ga,i Bojh 160 193. Himmatnagar 275 124. Dandia Bhusorhi 413 159. Gairalla 133 194. Hydrabad 38 125. Dang 187 160. GajrauJa Kalan Must. 345 195. Imamnagar 156 126. Daulatganj A. 392 161. Gujraula Kalan Sahrai 346 196. Jadopur 216 127. Daulatganj Must. 391 162. Gauhania 283 197. Jagat A. 134 128. Debipura 291 163. Gauhar 224 198. Jagat Must. 135 129. Debipura 387 164. Gaunera 360 199. Jagdishpur 377 130. Deoni 42 165. Gauntri Badi 376 200. Jagipur Chhitauni 3g8 131. Deoni BalUldurlanj 324 166.. Gauneri Dan 359 201. Jahanabad 380 132. Deoni Kesarpur 220 167. Ghazipur 412 202. Jaitpur Must. 343 133. Deora 295 168. Ghoor Koni 153 203. Jaitpur Sabrai 344 134. Deorania 40. 169. Gidhaur 61 204. Jamania 312 13S. Deori '294 170. Gonch 441 205. Jamalpur 378 136. Deshnagar 280 171. Gopalnagar 120 206. Janigahen 5 137. Dhakia Badloo 188 172. Gular Bojh 121 ').07. lan Grauliasha 118 138. Dhakia Nata 421 173. Guiana Bhindara 59 208. JangrauJipur 455 119. Dhamela Dhameli 248 174. Gularia Bith,a 77 209. Jaraunia 458 140. D bankuna 101 175. Gularia Dulhan 105 210. Jar Kallia 338 *1 PILIBHIT TAHSn. Location Sl· Location SI. Loc!!-tion SI. No. Name of Village . Code No. No. Name of Village Code No. No. Name of Village Code No. 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 211. Jatipur 411 246. Kharausa' 228 281. Maidana 221 212. Jatpura 93 247. Kharua A. 396 282, Mauhara 52 213. Jaunapuri 279 248. Kharua Must. 398 283. Majhaganwa A. 68 214. Jithanian . 39 24~. Kat Deora 296 284. Majhaganwa Must. 69 215. Kaim 268 250. Khera 399 285. Majhalia A. 140 216. Kaim 97 251. Khirka 64 286. Majhalia Must. 139 21/. Kainor 41 252. Khundara 370 287. Makarpur Muafi 369 . 218. Kallia 242' 253. Kishanpur 241 288. Maktul 337 219. Kalyanpur Chakar Tirth 197 254. Kuan Kllera 2.~1 289. Mandaria 224 412 255, Kukra 273 290. Mangadpur 203 220. .Kalyanpur Khas • 221. Kalyanpur Naugawan 293 256. Kukri Knera 413 291. Manpur 385 222. Kanakor 429 257. Kumarpur 20; 292. Manpur Hatwa,.-. 297 223. Kanch 301 . 258. Kunderi Dahagala 201 293. Manpur Kishanpur 271 . 224. Kanehu Tal1da 138 259. Kurra A. 114 2~4. Marauri Must. 258 225. Kanjharraiya 317 260. Kurraiya 336 295. Marauri Sahrai 259 226. Kanjanath 375 261. Kurra Must. 117 296. Mathi Sahadullaganj 252 227. Kargaina Kargaini 150 262. Kurri A. 115 291. Mathu Dandi A. '453 228. Kargaina Pira 149 263. Kurri Must. 116 298. Mathu Dandi Must. 454 229. Karhaita Nawada 365 264. Kuthiya Ret 328 299. Mewatpura 255 230. Karnapur 352 265. La horganj ] 29 300. Mirapur A. 382 . 231. Karor 353 266. Lalauri 389' 301. Mirapur Must. 383 232. Kataiya Pandei 31 267. Lalpur 384 302. Mirpur 422 233. Kataiya ISlam 357 268. LaJpuria Baurak 10 303. Mirpur 284 234. Katmata I 37 269. Lalpuria Sahibsingh 278 304. Mitersenpur 470 235. Katmati I' 270. Laukaha 332 30S: Mohamadganj Urf Piratal 274 236. Kesarpur 12 271. Ludhpura 299 306. Mohanpur 261 231. Keulara 21 272. Madhopur 161 307. Mohanpur 33 238. Khag 302 273. M'ldhua Nagri A. 405 308. Mughala Khera 124 239. Khai Khera 269 274. Madhua Nagri Must. 404 309. Mundalia IIahi Bakash 25 240. Khajuraha 449 275. Maga Rasa 4()() 310 •. Mundalia Ghausu 14 241. Khali Nawada A. 54 276.. Mahchandi 86 311 Mundela Kalan Must. 341 242. Khali Newada Mmt. 49 277. Maheshpur 99 312. Mundela Khurd Must. 339 243. Khamaria Dalelganj 191 278. Mahor 236 313.- Mundc:la Kalan Sahrai 342 244. K.ha.mariapur 414 279. Mahwa Must. 310 314. Mundc:la Khuld Sahrai 340 245. Kbaragpur 247 280. Mahwa Sahrai 309 315. Mundia Panai Urf.Sungarhi 282 U ALPHABETICAL UST OF VILLAGES PILIBHIT TAHSIL S1. Location SJ. Location Sl. Location No. Name of Village Code No. No. Name of Village Code No. No. N arne of Village Code No. t 2 3 2 3 2 3 316. Mundia Ramkisha n 323 351. Nih~lptir Mustaquil 89 386. Purwa Bhura Mustaquil 262 317. Mundia Ratanpuri 264 352. Nisaban Nisaya 16 387. Purwa Bhura Sahrai 261 318. Mursena Bakash 18t 353. Nisra 190 388. Rafiapur 8~ 3J9. MUTsena Nadari 180 354. NlzaID Dandi 356 389. Rahatania 108 320. Musha Koni 34 355. Noorpur 416 390. Raipur Ahatrnali 468 321. Nagaria A. 145 356. Pachtore 152 391. Raipur Mustaquil 469 322. Nagari a Must. 144 357. Pakaria Bijalpur 60 392. Rampura 265 323. Nagfan Rasoya 318 358, Pakaria Navga wan Ahatmali 395 393. Rampura Misra :58 324. Nakatia 348 ' 359. Pakaria Nawgawan Mustaquil 394 394. Rampura Ujhainia Mustaquil 438 325. Nand Pasiapur 419 360. Pandara Kishandas 10 395. Rampur Baurakh 80 326. Nand Simaria 418 361. Pandra Ramdas 11 396. Ramp,!ria Mahof 245 , 327. Naokund A. 214 362. Pandri 243 397. Rampuria Sirsa 211 328. Naokund Must. 215 363. Pandri KataJya 30 "398. 'Rampur Ujhainia Ahatmali : 435 329. Narain Ther 335 364- Pansorj Ahatmali 200 399. Rasula 48 330. Navadia Jithania 45 365. Pansori MUltaquil 201 400. Riclihola MWitaquil 303 331. Na wada Bisem 168 366. Parewa J76 401. Richhola Sahrai 304 " 332. Nawada Das 167 367. Partappur 330 402. Rooppur Kamalu 450 333. Na wada Kanja 446 368. Pauta 159 403. Rooppur Kirpa 448 334. Nawada Klshan Das 361 369. Pauta Kalan 461 404~ Rura Ramnagar 230 335. Nawada Khusali 423 370. Pauta Khurd 270 405; Sadarpur 3S 336. Nawada Shyampur 192 371. Phulaiya 62 406. Sahgawan Nagaria .. 189 337. NlI.wada Dabla 446 372. Phulaiya 2 407. Saidpur 204 338. Nawadia Kurraiya 366 373. Phulhar 226 408, Saijana Chauk Ahatmali 406 .339. Nawadla KUlriya 321 374. Pias 407 409. SiUnana Chauk MustaquiJ 403' 340. Na wadia Sharitganj Ahatmali 456 315. Pilibhit Ahatmali 286 410. Sainjana Baokati 253 341. Nawadia Sharifganj Mu~taquil 457 376. Pilibhit Kohana 206 41l. Sainjaoa Mustaquil 253 342. Neoria Husainpur 213 371. Pilibhit Mustaquil 287 412. Sainjana Sahrai 257 343. Neoria Husainpur MustaquiJ 239 318. Pinjara Bamanpuri 143 413. Sakatpur 434 344. Neoria Husainpur North 234 319. Pipara Bhaja 354 414. Sakhaula 106 345. Neoria Husainpur Saharat 235 380. PipaJia Agroo 229 415. Sanda 250 346. Neoria Khurd 246 381. Pipra Bhagu 445 416. Sandra Ahatmali 452 347. Newadea '1hisi 298 382. Pipra Wale 444 417. Sandia Mughalpura 251 348. Newara I nthpur Ahatmali 88 383. Puraina 386 418. Sandia Mustaquil ' 451 _" '349. Newara Inthpur Mustaquil 87 384. Pipria Nawadia 319 419. Santokhpura 290 350. Nihalpur Ahatmali 90 385. ' Purnaprir 372 420. Sarai Sundarpur 322 r~ ALPHABEDCAL UST OF VILLAGES PILIBIDT TAHSIL SI. Location SI. Location SI. Location No. Name of Village Code No. No. Name of Village Code No. No. Name of Village Code No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 421. Saraura 373 441. Sirsa Sardar Mustaqil :07 461. Tonderpur Mustaquil 66 422. Sarauri 361 442. Sirsa Sardar Sahrai 308 .162. Tnmaria 125 423. Sardarnllgar 169 443. Sirsi 158 463. Turkpura Urf Badawar A. _ 56 424. Sarenda Patti 162 444. Sisaiya 333 . 464. Turkpura Urf Badawa Must. 55 425. Sarhaini Tirkunia 126 445. Sukatia •148 465 • Udaipur 13J 426. Satherpur AhatmaU 467 446' Sundarpur 381 466. Uganpur 374 427. Sathrapur Mustaquil 462 447. Surajpuf Ahatmali 51 467. Uganpur 103 428. Semar Khera 183 448. Surajpur Mustapuil . 53 468 • Ujhainiya Rampura A. 437 429. Shahi 417.. 449. Surajpur Urf Shivnagar 363 469 Ujhainiya Rampura Must, 436 430. Sharifganj 432 450. Suswar Ahatmali 199 470. U1kari Dhakia 72 431. Shivpuria .401 451. Surwar Mustaquil 198 471. Umarsarh Ahatmali 430 432. Shyampur AhatmaJi 174 452. Tah 212 412. Umarsarb, Mustaquil 440 433. Shyampur Mustaquil 115 453. Takia 300 413. Urpa 1 434. Siabarhi 390 454. Tanda Bijais! Mustaqil 78 435. Simaria lagir 411 455. Tanda Bijaisi Sanrai 74 436. Simaria Anoop 202 456. Tandola 119 437. Simaria Gausu 104 451. Tapa 184 438. Simaria Tarachand 473 458. Tirkunian 47 439. Sirsa 21 459. Tondarpur 123 440. Sirsa 208 460. Tonderpur Ahatmali 61 ~ \if;f ~filll:( ['Ifa: m'f it. ~~qmq ~ rr{t.~ crT Cfi'T~ it i~ (-) ~zn ~ ~ ff'fl w~ ifT~ ~ it f~ f~ ~ ~ ~81 ~cr~tt ~ ~ an: 'l\ q {i} ~«~ tfi ~ ~-5 filio 1ft 0 , 5 (r 10 f.lio 1fto OlRIO+fclio mol , Amenities aV&ilabie-(lf not available within the village, a dash(-) is shown in the column and next to it in bra~kets. the distance in broad range v j zis...; ,- - -', --, , 't' lans., 5-;-:10 kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest place where the fact,tty available is given) ______---.-----A1 --.------ «1lI' Cfi'T 'flll Name of Village 1 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 11 523.68 1.215(216) P(l) -(5-10) TW -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 208.83 18f(tzS) P(1) -t,S.:..]O} TW -(-5, --(-5) BS PR 84.58 90(13) -(-5) -(5-10) TW,HP,C - (5-10) -:(-5) BS PR 233.92 328(50) P(1) -(-5) TW,HP,TK - (-5). -(5-10) -(-5) 196.28 . 234(41) ~(l0+) -(10+) TW -(10-+) -(5-10) -(5-10) KR,PR , 161 .07 1~8(30) -(-5) -(-5) -- T,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) KR,PR 453.67 323(46) -(5-10) -(5-10) T,W -(5-10) -(5-01) -(-5) KR,PR 75Z .14 646(94) P(I) ~5-10) T,W -(-5) -(10+) -(10+) KR' P(I) 439.50 287(41) M(I),H{I) -(5-10) T.W -(._5) -(-5) -(01+) KR 199.52 106(22) --(10+) -:-(10+) T,W -(5-10) -{5-10) -(-5) KR,PR 256.58 173(33) -(-5) -(10+) TW --(5-10) -(-5) ~S-IO) KR 11 ~ 173.62 1S6(2S) --<-5) --(5-10) TW,HP,C -(5-10) -o.{-5) --(-5) KR TK 13 ~ 284.50 445(11) pel) '-(5-10) TW,HP,C -(5-10), -(-5) -(-5) KR 'l'W 14 .pCf9ftlT"~ 191.09 1,017(116) P(l} -(5-10) HP, fW,C --(5-10) -(-5) BS PR wf.f SAT 15 -mrqr 313.64 1,728(302\ P(II -(5-10) TW PO pWBD BS PR · ~. VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMBNITIES AND LAND USE PILIBHIT TAHSIL-l Land Use (i. e. ·area under different types of land uso in hectares rounded up to two decimal places) -----~------~~------~------~ IT1f IifiT iI1lI' Name of Village 12 13 i4 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 qlitl1f !ft~ij ED i11,;n~ Pilibhit (35) ED Wheat,Rice TWE (236.75) 10.11 3.24 6 .48 M(2)C(2)T(12) Pandara Ramdas 11 lft~lmiJ EAG iT~,~ Pilibhit (30) ED Wheat,Rice TWE (145.69) 12 .55 0.41 14.97 Kesarpur 12 qf~l1mr iT~, :cnq~ Pilibhit (28) ED Wheat,Rice GC (253.34) 1 .62 '}j .92 -1.62 Ballia 13 tft~o i\t:q'fCf~ Pilibhit (30) Wheat,Rice ••• GC(98.75):iWC6U') '2.83 29.9S' 2.43 M(l) Mundalia Gbausu 14 ql\;ftmo iT~, ' , 2 3 . , 6 7 8 9 . 10 11 16 fifmf frr~ 159.82 822(136) -(-5) -(S-l~ TW -(-S) -(-5) BS PR 41$(11) P(l) -(5-10) TW --(-S) 17 ~ 149.33 -(-S) BS PR 18 lIq- mt 169.57 160(19) -(-5) -(5-10) W,HP, TK -<5-10) -(-5) BS PR 19 C~ lO1~:iS 188(28) -(-5) -(5-) TW -(-S) -(-5) BS PR 20 i{ft'T 191.42 332(41) -(-5) -(-S) T -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 21 ftmrt 197.45 810(140) P(1) -(-5) w/r -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 22 ~ 245.25 699(134) P(1)M(2) ~-5) W,T PO -(-5) BS PR 23 350.47 468(50) P(I) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 24 f~'iqr- 366.66 944(154) P(l) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 25 224.61 419(49) ,-(-5) -(-5) W,T -(-5) --(-5) BS PR "f~ ~" iAn'« Z6 E{«1621( 370.30 342(S7} -(-5) --(- S) TW PO -(5-10) -(-3) KR -(-5) 27 ~~ 1,000.01 64(1l) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-S) KR 18 QT~ 101.12 49(14) --<-5) -(-s) lW -(-5J -(-5) --(-5) KR 29 1({T~ 810.61 49(14) --(-5) -(5-10) TW -1-5) --(-5) -(-5) KR 30 q?ftri~ 125.01 98(15) --(-5) -(5-10) TW --(-S) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 31 ~.mt 520.04 247(43) P(l) -(5-10) TW --(-5) -(S-10) -(5-10) KR 32 'J.'T 541.99 1,668(286) -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(-S) -(-5) --(-5) k.R 33 ""CfiJ< 128.62 86(14) --(-5) --(S-lO) TW ---(-5) ~(-S) -(-5) PR 34 pl'1IiA) 240.39 266(34) ~(-5) -(- S) TW -(-,) -(-5) -(-5) PR 3S ~ 298.67 571(101) P(l) -($-10) TW -(-5) --(-5) -(-5) pp 17 VILLAGE DIRECfORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PILIBmT TAHSIL-1 ------12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 ------tft~a ~~,~ GC(165.52) Pilibhit (311 ... Wheat,Rice TW(O.40) 61.51 3.24 29 .IS T(3) Nisaban NisaY8 16 qt~ita EAG ~,;:rrq GC(l2.5S)TWB Pilibhit (36) ED Whe at. Rice. (64.75)TW(31 .96) 11.00 3.68 19.43 M(l),T(l) Bakspur 17 !J1\i"t~ ~,~'- Pilibhit (28) Wheat,Rice... GC (61.19) 9'.70 0.40 1 .28 Ourudwara(l) Hetam Dandi 18 cft'\i'hita EAG rrR'~w Pilibhit (35) BO Wheat, Rice TWE (76.49) 6.48 4.05 20.23 M(l).1(13) Katmati 19 qr,,')'~ ~,~ TWl131.18) Pilibhit (35) Wheat, Rice R. (0.80) 25.50 5.67 11 :1.7 N(l).T(I) Dabka 20 ~ffi'wfur ~/~ GC(14S.29) Pilibhit (30) BAG Wheat. Rice TWE (36.01) 66.31 11.33 38.45 M(2),T(14) Sirsa 11 QOOitil ED ~,~ OC(31.57) Pilibhit (34) BAG Wheat,Rice TWa (153.19) 2\ .45 4.86 33.58 Badhepura 21 Ifrittfuf ~.~ Pilibhit (32) EAG Wheat,Rice TWE (282 .89) 24.69 6.48 36.41 Bllainsaha 23 Ijf(ijhftcr it~,~ TWE(I.2l) Pilibhit (34) EAG Wheat. Rice OC (296.65) 36.02 1.21 31.S1 Chithia Bhaisaha 24 ~cr iii,~ Pilibhit (34) BAG Wheat,Rice TWB (180.09) 16.19 3.24 25.09 MundaHa llahi Bakash 25 t{}i=J1.qm ED ~/~ Pilibhit (36) EAG Wheat,Rice TWE (30S .14) 36.02 lJ .07 6.07 M(l),T(28) Hardaspur 16 tfr\iJT.qrcr ED iii,~ M(2) Pilibhit (34) EAG Wheat, Rice TWB (699.73) ISO .13 1.43 147.71- C(3),T(3) Keulara 21 ~mcr EO iT~,,,~ M(I) Pilibhit (33) EAG Wheat,.... Rice TWE(173.19) 9.31 9.31 9.31 C(2),T(8) Bola Pukhra 28 tfrffi'inr ;r~,~ M(l) Pilibhit (35) BAG Wheat. Rice TWB(242.82) 561.79 C(l),T(l) Bhar a Pachpeda 29 .... M(2) tft~""ft\T ED l[R'~ Pilibhit (33) EAG Wheat,Rice TWE(213 .28) 11.33 0.40 C(1),T(3) Pandri Kataiya 30 qt,,')'1ftQ ED it~, 'ifm? M(l) Pilibhit (34) BAG Whea.t,Rice TWE (455 .69) 32.38 28.33 3.64 C(6),T(26) Kataiya Pandri 31 tftit'll'cr ED iii·~ Pilibhit (35) EAG Wheat, Rice TWE (405.51) 78.92 40.81 16.19 T(S) Bhura 32 " . IfTm..mt ED ~,~ pilibhit (38) BAG Wheat,Rice TWB(66.37) 49.37 1.62 11.33 Mohanpur 3J Ifttwlhr'Rr ED iTi,~ Pilibhit (37) EAG Wheat,Rice TWE(112.81) 56 •.25 3.64 1.69 Musha Koni 34 ..... Ifl~nt ~.'q~ Pilibhit (37) EA Whea.t. Rice TWB(114.02) 76.08 18.61 29.95 Sadarpur 35 vrq ~'fitllfi ( l--q~Ta "'~ ~ W'cwri u:i ~ ---..------...... _------_- 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...... ,_.._.------ 36 ~$(iU ISO .95 347~S4) -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) ·KR 37 ~ 259.01 295(54) pel) -(5-10) TW -(-Sf -(-5) -(-5) PR 38 ~lG: 288.15 395(65) -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(-s) -(-5) -(-5) PR 39 f\JI of., q t 207.57 1,476(234) P(l) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-s) KR 40 flt:ql UiflU 361 .80 1,790(310) P(l) -(S-10) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(S-10) KR ~SUN 41 ~ 324.16 1,462(253) M(2).P(1) RP(I),MCW(l) TW -(-5) fir WED -(5-10) PR -("':S) por -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 42 ~ 139.91 80(17) -(-5) TIN 43 fiilft"l< li{=afq 129.22 82(14) -(-5) -(5-10) T -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 44 C6tRqr 125.46 600(99) P(l) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 4' ~f..m"4i 152.98 97(15) -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10) KR mMON 46 ,«I4::!< 253.15 2,515(433) P(I) . -(5-10) T,W,TK. -(-5) '~THU -(-5) PR 47 ftRForrrt 15S.40 443(74) -(-5) -(5-10) T,W -(5-10) -(-5) -(S-10) KR -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 48 ~ 168.10 264(39) -(-5) -(5-10) T,W 49 .w,.... :u~~w 109.21 109(17) -(-5) H(I) T -(-5) -(-5) -(5..,10) KR 50 f~ q<11f'''' 102.79 th:arr~ Uninhabited '1 ~~m 422.51 112(16) -(-5) -(10+) T,W' -(5-10) -(5-10) -("':5) PR 52 ~ 238.37 225(32) -(-5) -(-S) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 53 ~~~ 183.33 654(89) P(1) -{-S) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5' PR .. 54 ~wr.rcrm WWii.+ft 189.84 ,,~ amnG Uninhabited ~S ~~.wlti~ 99 .56 959(154) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) • -(-5) PR 1~r. .. VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PILIBHIT. TAaSIL-l ------,-- --_12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 tfu:ft,ftij ~,~ Pilibhit(39) , •• Wheat,Rice rw (73.25) 57.41 17.00 2.23 Bhogwatipur Dhura 36 ~(f i\t,~ pilibhit (35) BA Wheat,Rice TWE(118.07) 50.18 1.62 29.14 Katmata 31 Iftmita' ~,~ Pilibhit(35) BAG Wheat, Rice 14.16 rwE(149.14) 104.82 9.31 24.28 ... Haydrabad 38 q'~ ~, 'ifI'CR? Pilibhit(40) .. Wheat. Rice TW(l16.96) I 5S'.40 4.05 31.16 Jithnian 39 fuittfur ~,~ Pilibhit(35) Wheat, Rice TW(193.85) 127~89 8.09 31.97 T(S) Deorania: 40 OO1frer ii1,~ Pilibhit(34) Wheat, Rice TW(182.1l) 98.75 20.64 22.66 T(s) Kaimor 41 tftmmer ~,~ Pilibhir(32)EAG"EDWheat, Rice TWE(108.86) 21.0S M(l),T(I),G(I) Deoni 42 , ~'T'iffir ~,~ Pilibhit(34)EAG,EDWheat. Rice TWE(43.71) 83.77 6.88 4 .86 M(2), T(8),N(2) Bishunpur Mustaquil 43 q'r~",'Rr ~,'q'ferw Pilibhit(34) Wheat,Rice TW(66.37) 48.16 0.40 , ,10.53 T(3) Fardia 44 q}'~hfffi ~,~ Pllibhit(38) Wheat,Rice TW(76.0S) 63.13 1.21 12.56 Navdia Jithania 45 tft\"l''hi\Q' ~,~~ Pilibhit(33)BAO,ED Wheat,..... Rice TWB(170.78) 46.54 3.64 32.79 T(3),M(I) Harraipur 46 qT~hr~ . ~,'q1~"{?' PIlibhit(36) Wheat; Rice GC(31.l6) 77.70 4.86 41 .68 Tirkunian 47 ~Tcqm it~,~ PiIibhit(36) Wheat,Rice TW(I00 .37) 36.42 8.09 '23.88 Rasula 48 tftfflq ~,:q1CR{ Pilibhit(36)EAG,ED Wheat,Rice TWE(2S.09) 73.66 3.24 7.28 C(l),T(H,M(I) Khali NewadaMustquil 49 ~~lcqTQ " Pilibhit(35) TW(5.26) 31 .57 49.78 16.18 Bishunpur AhatmaJi 50 'mftm ~,~ Pilibhit(31} BAG Wheat,Ricc TWB{110 .08) "IJl7.61 41.68 63.14 SurpJpur Ahatmali 51 ~'hrTer ~,~ .' Pilibhit(30) BAG Wheat,Rice TWE(75.68) 142.05 4.05 16.59 Majhara 52 .ft"t;f1f'Rr ' '~1~ Pilibhit(33) EAG Whcat, Rice TWB(58.28~ 95.10 5.26 24.69 Surajpur Mustaquil 53 q1itf{~ ~,~ Pllibhit(2) BAG Wheat,Rice rWB(7.28) 41.35 67.58 67.19 Khali Nawada 54 ,",~1(f ~1~ Pilibhit(l6) BAG Wheat. Rice TWE(10.12) 81.34 1.02 6.08 Turkpura Urf Badhwar 55 Mustaquil mq t;'~¥r l~t"hfh, ~R "" ~vN ttcf iflf ~ --- .. _.-- ._--- 1 2 10 11 --- " A04 6 1 ,8 9 • 16 ..~·aql~tt· 167~5.5 'n:~ Uninhabited .PR S7 ,_mTfipn 211.15 1~3(21) -(.... ~ -<"';S) )W,llP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR ;,i:,WEP '8 f~m 303.12 899(164) -(-5) -(-S) ,\'y.UP --(-,5) ~SAT -(-5) PR 59 !WTf~T ·r,,;mr 140i~Q3 it\if{~ Uninhabited PR 60 . lf4if~'" f4~ 299.~8 341(.s~) --(~ -(~~) "YlP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 61 tmit'{ 394.58 1.162(182) P(1} -(-5) W,HP -(-S) -(-5) -(-5) PR ISO .94 83(2S) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 62 qj~lIT• W.HP -<.... 5) -(-5) Pit • 63 1j.1"'~ 99.56 If~ If1'ifR Uninhabited PR 64 fCl~ 218.13 199(41) -(-5) -(-5) W,liP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 65 ;rtoo 331.04 1,275(226) P(l) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 66 if~!{\~t;r 133.55 1,101(179) P(I) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-)5 -(-5) P~ .~)Ir .MON 67 ~q. 318.50 1,0]8(198) ,pel) -(-5) TW -(-5) pTHU --(5-) PR 68 ~q. 49.18 30(5) -(-5) -(10-+) TW -(10+) -(10-+) -(10--+) KR 69 ~,m 10 ~qrm 122.22 170(2S) -(:"'5) --(-5) T -(-5) --(-5) -(-5) KR 11 :qn,iji< 109.21 11(1) -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(,.,~) --(-5) KR 72 ~QI'ri\' mnn 323.36 751(130) P(l) --(-5) TW PHONE ~.5) -(-5) PR 73 ar«m 161.88 265(42) -(-5) -(-5) WT -(-5) . -(-') -(-5) PR 7.. mr RQr q'tIt 462.11 1,399(.2.38) P(I) -(-5) TW --(5-) -(-5) -(-5) PR 15 ~ 326.78 1.318(2]1) -(-5) PHC(l) W --(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR " VILLAGE DIRECl'OB.Y AMENITIES AND LAND USE PILlSilrf TAlISIL-l_-_ 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 ------iftwhri'cr Turkpura Pilibhit(16) EAG 1WF.(10.l2) 65.56 4'2.49 "9~38 Urf Badhwai' k. S6 cfliltft-er itt,,~ Pilibhit (21) EAG Wheat,i(ice TWE{U6.SS) 51 .47 3.23 $(j.96' Bhgatan1an sf ~Ta itj,~ PilIbhit \23) EAG Wh.:at, Rice TWE(168.36) 47.75 1'1.33 15.68 Bhindara 58 q1WI..mr PiIibhit (22) EAG TWE(29.S4) 12.95 1.28 90.26 Gularia Bliindara 59' ~ ~,~' Pilibait(24), BAO Wheat. Rice TWE (235 .13) 41.28 1.28 16.19 Pakariya 'gijaipur 60 qrm1it(l' ~,~ Pilibhit(23) BAG Wheat,Rice TWa (200.13) 141.45 12.13 39.26 Gidhaur 61 ~'T1ffir ~,~ Pilibhit(24) Wheat,Rice TW (145.29) 9.31 6.07 20.23 Phulaiya 62 qT~ Pilibhit(24) TW (67.99) 27.52 2.43 1.61 Gagnapur 63 .n~18' ~,~ Pilibhit(32) Wheat,Ricc TW (128 .69) 79.32 (Lsi 9.31 Khirka 64 cfrwhfra- iti,~ Pilibhit(JO) Wheat,Rice TN (163'.36) 51.80 68.61 24.27 Bahewa 6S tfh;jhfla '~,~ Pilibhit(32) Wheat,Rice TW (44.92) 65.56 3.64 19.4J Tonderpw' Mast. 66 -fttttfur ~,'iftq PiJibhit(32) Wheat,Rice.... TW (186.16) 41.75 62.73 21.86 Tonderpur ft.; 67 rrr{>f'T1r~ ~, 'tffClll' Pillbhit(36) Wheat,Rice.... TW (35.21) 10.52 2.43 1.62 Majhgarlwa' A. 68 cft~1f16' ~,~q Pilibhit(J2) Wheat,Rice TW(80.13) 15.38 o.si 6.07 Majhganvla Must. 69 Ifhrr1ft'cr ~, ;nCf{il' Pilibhit(1S) BAG' Wheat,Rice Tlfw (~ .15) 2. .83 12"~14 8.I~i Lalpura nQu'r&t 7(l ~8' itW,~ Pilibhit(J2) Wheat, Rice TW (6'8 .39) 34.l9 5.£6 Alampur 7t n.. .. '-.40 «<< viii fiRf'nt l:-~T1fm .~ 1iA' WClll~ t{St Wlf ~l1r -- _-_- -.~ 1, 2 3 4 . S 6 7 8 9 10 .11 ------, -_. -----_._-,- ---- 76 M1tro 214.90 41(11) ~-~) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 71 1",r.4T m- 256.58 406(63) -(-5) ~(-S' T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 78 mrwtEil' ~o. 300.69 156(20) -(-5) ~-5) T.W -{-5) ~-5) -(-S) PR 79 fif(t(l$( 164.31 16(3' --(-5) ~-5) T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 80 ~~ 258.60 169(28) -(-5). -(-5) T.W -(-S) -(-5) -(-5) KR 81 cimr 111.29 75(13) ---:{-S} -{-S) T -(-5) -(-S) -(-:5) KR 82 8tTu;IT ~ 125.05 208~3S) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(- 5) -(-5) KR 83 arruGft tir.t ... r( 124.24 216(27) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-51 -(-5) KR 84 ift't'11I( 7S.6i 222(34) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -<-5) -(-5) KR 85 ~'\ 180.09 739(131) P(l) -(-S) TW -(-5) -{-S) -{-5) KR 86 qVift 195.87 856(143) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -1.-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 87 ~,~~'o. 220.16 514(89) -(-:"'5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR , 88 ~~~~O 88.63 160(25) - (-S) -(S-10) . W -(5-10) -(5-10) --(5-10) KR 89 fif(f~!!O 64.35 8(3) -(-5) -(-5) T -(-5) --(-5) --(-5) KR 90 f;r~~'{~o 101 .18 10(2) -(-5) -('-10) W :-(5-10) -(5-10) ~(5-10) KR 91 ·100 .77 15(4J -(...,5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -,-(-5) -(-5) KR ~~~.. ft", 92 ~.r~ 330.24 463(75} -(-5) -(-5) T,W -::-(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR ;-(-5) -(-5) KR 93 ~ 110.38 799(14S) P(l) --(-5) T,W --(-5) 94 t6''tift« 204.73 555(91) -(-5) -(..;.5) TW, -<-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 95 ,!~-uqfl 46.95 ~'( atTiT, .Uninhabited KF 33 VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PILffiHIT TAHSIL-l -- 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 .19 20 2 1 q'h1'h:r')q ~,~ Pilibhit(1) Wheat,Rice TW (48.58) 8.50 2.83 118.99 Bela Pukhra 76 Q1i Pilibhit( 14) Wheat,Rice ... TW(197.90) R(9 .31) 67.11 25.90 0.40 Tanda ~ijaisi Mu. 78 q~rn'tr it'~,:qm;) Pilibhit(14) Wheat,Rice ... TW(126.27)R(1 .28) 13 .36 17.40 Biharipur 79 q~'hllcr iTt, 'i:fTq~ Pilibhit(14) BAG Wheat,Rice ... fWE(182.LZ)TW(OAO) 18.62 23 .88 0.80 Rampur Baurakh 110 1fu:mTfa' iT~, 'ifT~ Pilibhit(15) Wheat,Rice 9.71 Baurakh 81 ..... TW(87.01) 14.S7 q~'hfru ij~, =i:fTCfw Pilib hit( 14) Wheat, Rice TW (73 .66) 37.23 4.45 9.71 Arazi Baurakh 31 .... . q~"htfa' tTR', =i:fTCf(>i PiIibhit(16) Wheat,Rice TW (56.25) 55.44 2.02 10.53 Arazi Dinnagar S3 ~fa' ~, :;rr~ Pilib hi t(l 5) W)1kat,Rice TW (35.21) 29.54 2.02 8.91 Dinnagar 84 " . q'h1'hTfa' ~~, ~Tq'~ . Pilibhit(l4) Wheat,Rice . TW (40 .47) 120.20 2.83 16.59 Rafiapur 8' ~Nlcr q~,~ Pilibhit(13) EAG Wheat, Rice TWE(65.56) 106.84 3.24 20.23 Mahchandi 86 ..... Glw'hftcr 'll~,~ Pilibhit(14) EAG Wheat, Rice TWE (13.66) 116.IS • 6.07 24.28 Newara TnthpurMu. 87 ..... rft~'htlcr tTR ' '"fl'Cf~ Pilibhit(16) . Wheat,Rice TW (1.21) 36.83 3.50 42.09 Newar Inthpur A. S8 ~r+rm iT~,'i:f~ . Pilibhit(16) Wheat,Rice ~W (9.71) 22.27 2.02 30.36 Nihalpur Mu . 89 qrnrnra if.~,=i:f~ PiIibhit(15) Wheat,Rice 39.66 5.26 56.26 NihaJpur A. 90 .... rft~lcr ~R I,'i:fTqB' PiIibhit(15) Wheat,Rice TW (8.09) 74.06 10.53 8.09 Banjaria Kallu 91 q"tt;ftllr~ \ 'it~,=i:f~ Piiibhit(I6) BAG Wheat,Rice Bahadurganj 92 ..... TWE (95.91) 201 ,95 6,48 25.90 ~lllcr ifR1 '''IT l-~~~ ------_.. _------1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 !!. THU 96 ~T 51.06 435(90) P(l) -(-5) T,-N -(-5) m~MON -(-5) KR 97 ~ 112.51 312(156) P(I) -(,....5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 98 itilrr 117.66 514(97) - (-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5} KR 99 ~ 112.51 197(34) -(-5) -(-S) T,W -(-S) -(-5) -(-5), KR --(-S) T,W -(-5) -(-5) . -(-5) 100 tTW~ 112.S1 391(70) -(-5) KR 101 ~m' 't"n( 0 19.43 ~an~ Uninhabited KR 102 ir~T ",lif{ 11 0 93.08 178(32) -(-5) -(~S) T,W -(-S) -(-5) -(-5) PR -(-5) t03 ~ 161.48 959(163) -(-S) -(-5) T,W -(5-10) -(-5) KR 104 f~~ 162.69 745(105) -(-5) -(-5) TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 10' ~~f~!U~~ 102.79 542(81) • -{-s) --(-5) TW -(-5) ---{-5) -(-5) KR 106 ~~ 166.73 644(167) -(-5) H(I) T,W -(TS) -(-5) -(-5) KR 107 urr~ 214.49 1,052(118) P(I) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(5-) -(-5) KR 108 ~f"qr 115.34 412(76) --(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 109 ~ 193 .85 714(113) -(-5) -(-5) T.W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 110 m\T~T fr.rpt 112.51 lOO{l6) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-S) -=-<-5) KR qiy~ TUE wfil SAT 111 ~4i1(t1< 236.75 5,951(9£2) P(l),M(l) RP(l) T,W PO ~THU -(-5) PR tIl "f'lT 1l)~ ~if~ -I0· 13 2 .34 197(34) P(l) -(S-10) T,W -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5) KR 113 ~r qlit+lfm ~o 221.37 437(72) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) KR 114 ~-qtt~~ 13 .76 ~'(~ Uninhabited KR US ~1Q;o 12.55 ~lIfTm . Uninhabited KR 3S VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USb PIUBHlT TAHSIL-l ------.. ------_.--- 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 ~ ___ 4<"-____._------ ~T tfrtwft';fttt Pilibhit (10) .... 4.45 9.31 .5 .67 Bela Bhaunar A. 101 tfr~~ qRI~ Pilibhit (10) Wheat,Rice..... GC (13.76) 36.42 29.54 13.36 Bela Bhaunar Mu. 101 tftitftrcr l'fR'~ Pilibhit (9) Wheat,Rice GC (89.44) 44'.H 18.21 9.72 Uganpur 103 frihTnr ~, ;:rr~ PiFbhit (9) Wheat, Rice GC (73.25) 66.31 17.00 6.07 Simaria Gausu 104 tfrcit~nr it~, ' tfr~ffi if~,:q~ Pilibhit (11) Wheat, Rice GC (89.03) 56.66 15.38 5.66 Sakhaula 106 ...... q')t:!'T~'tr l'fR". 'tfT~ Pilibhit (13) Wheat,Rice TW (47.35) 130.72 35.62 0.80 Dhankuna 107 tft\itT~nr it~) "ffcrt:!' Pilibhit (10) Wneat,Rice GC(39.66) 59.49 0.81 15.38 Rahtania 108 qt~1"itffi it~,~ Pi lib hit (8) Wheat, Rice TW (61.51) 97.13 12 .95 22.26 Dhankuni 109 tfr~m if~J :qyq~ Pilibhit (9) Wbeat, Rice TW (19.43) 79.32 2.43 11.33 Arazi Dhankuni 110 ~+r1w it~,~ Pilibhit (8) BAG Wheat,Rice TW,E. (155 .81) 39.66 ·34.80 6.48 Bhikaripur 111 qr~~ it~,~ Bhaga Pilibhit (7) ED Wheat,Rice GC (42.49) 6-4.35 2.43 23 .07 Moha~adga.nj Mu. 112. tft'fT'ltlo it~,~ Bhaga Pilibhit (6) Wheat,Rice 120.60 65.56 35.21 Mohammadganj A. 113 tfu;ft+r1o Pilibhit (6) 4.05 4.45 5.26 Kurra Ahatmali 114 ~~ PiJibhit (9) 6.48 2.45 3.62 .... Kurri Ahatmali 11$ j6 9l1r f«hi'l l~T,",~~ Q(if {jfcnlN Q;<{ Wir ~ ---- I 2 3 4 5 6 7 , 9 10 11 ------ 116 Iff '!~~« 59.49 511(.51) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -{-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 117 ~i~~)~ 81'.75 181(28) -{-s) -(-5) T,W -(-S) -{-5) -(.:.5) PR 118 ~1Rl~ 'llm 180.09 936(168) -(S-tO) -(5-10) T,W -(5-1O) -(5-10) --(5-10) PR 119 ~ 81 .75 347(57) -(-5) -(-S) T.W -(-S) -(-5) -:-(5-) KR 120 qrn~if~ 201.12 485(69) P(1) -(5-.10) T,W --(-5, -(5-10) BS KR 121 ~{?~amr 168 .36 480(71) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 99.56 366(53) --{-S) ---( -5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) BS KR III ~~<'!< 1U 123 .if~~ 12;95 .r~ arrcn~ Uninhabited KR 124 392.56 1,298.(209) P(l),M(I) -(-5) T,W -(-5) --{-s) BS KR 1{'T~.. '"". . ' . 125 ¢l'f£ 2OO.!3 151(110) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) --(-5) KR 126 ~rft ~.f;m 349.26 1,652(269) P(l) -(-S) T,W PO -(-5) BS KR 127 ~Tf;p:n\jf ~ 154.19 395(62) -{-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) BS KR pel) SMP(1)MCW(I) ~WED li8 Wirorr 491.71 3,603(69.3) M(l),H(l) FPC(l)PHC(I) T,W PTO "fir SAT BS PR 129 m~;r 104 .01 171(4) -(-5) -(-5) TW,TK -(-5) -(-5) BS KR,PR 130 fGf~ 225.42 733(139) pel) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 441 .53 2,957(515) p(l) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 131 ~ ~\?TUE 661(99) pel) T,W -(-5) ~FRI -(-5) KR 132 ar1ftt ~ 341.16 -(-5) 133 iM(.'~r 142.4S 30(1) -(-5) -(-5) T -(-S) -(-5) -(-5) KR l34 ~aro 394.58 6(1) -(-5) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-.5) -(-5) KR 135 .IJ" 110 . 245.65 37 '(60) -(-5) --(-5) T.W -(-5) -(-5) -(-S) KR 37 VILLAGE DIRECfORV AMENITIES AND LAND USE PILlBHIT T AIISIL-l ---.------12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 I , ----- .... -_.. _-----_-.... --. ------tfT~r~:r"m ITR'~ 116 Pilibhit (5) Wheat,Rice..... 51.80 1.21 6.48 Kurri Must. q~'hTlo ~Rl~ Pilibhit (5) EA .....Wheat,Rice TWE (20.64) 46.95 6.88 7.28 Kurra Must. 117 q"tB''hmr ~R'~ . Pilibhit (8) Wheat,.... Rice GC (92.27) 62.73 19.43 5.66 Jangrauli Asha 118 q"m'f.lm lfR,~ Pilibhit (5) Wheat,Rice GC (34.40) 38.04 2.83 6.48 Tandola 119 ... . q-mr'Trn ~Rl~ Pilibhit (35) Wheat,Rice ... GC (127.08) TW (36.42) 16.S9 19.02 2.01' Gopainagar 120 ~rn ~~,:q.rr TW(10 .42J Pilibhit (31) ....Wheat,Gram W(46 .9S) TK(O.81) 27 .11 21.45 1.62 Gular Bojh 1:21 tfrn1'-lrn ~'R, :qm;r Pilibhit (30) Wheat,Rice GC(36.83) TW(1.62) 46.14 1.0.93 4.04· Har harpur Dhura 122 q-m'hrl'o pilib hi t (26) .. GC (8.09) 3.24 1.21 0.41 Tondarpur 123 ... .. q~rlftcr IT'R, :qT~ TW (J60.26) Pilibhit (31) W heat, R ice W(42 .09) TK(OO.40) 144.07 28.73 17 .01 Mughala. Khera 124 ..... q-~brm ~R'~qa' Pilibhit (29) Wheat,lHce TW (76.49) 0 (48 .97) 44.52 22.66 16 .59 Tumria. 125 ~m ~~,~ Pilibhit (25) Wheat, Rice GC(I30.72) TW(43.30) 95.10 32.38 41 .76 Sarhaini Tlrkunia 126 q-tvftlftcr ~~,~ Pilib hit (25) Wheat,Rice TW (tt2 ,to) 14.,57 21.04 6.48 Cltitltia Niaz Alunad 127 Ifr·m-IT"m ~~ t[~ Pilibhit (25) EA Wheat,Rice ... GC(125 46)TWE(l80 .90) 89.44 11 .33 84.58 .... Amaria 128 q-'t?f;ifa" lT~,~ Pilibhit (27) EAG Wheat,Rice TWa (54.23) 42.90 0.81 6.07 Lahorganj 129 ~ .. q-~T "" f,,~t\i'1' ~if ~mn-q ~ 1t1r ~ ---~------.-_..---. -~-...... ------1 2 3 4 5 6 7· 8 9 10 11 ------~ 136 ii'U ~. ct.. ~08.83 . 117(17, pel) --(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 131 ro f'Cfi' .,. 327.0J 1,613(265) pel) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) --(-5) KR 138 ~, ~sf 392.15 2.113(339) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-~) --(-S) PR 139 ~"f~i', 74.06 ~~ Uninhabited KR,PR 140 ItRfttZ11 ~. 59.09 813(130) -(-5) -(-5). r,w -(-5) -(-5) BS KR II . KR 141 ~~$\~ct. 329.83 ~$f~ Uninhabited 142 CIR~~', 167.55 .;~ arriIR Uninhabited KR 143 ~liilf~ 413.W 1,398(216) --<-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 144 iflffro ~ .. 107.64 1,493(U6) P(l) -(-5) T,W --(- 5) -(-5) BS KR 145 orqrorr~. 76.49 ~arr~ Uninhabited KR 146 ~'f 152.51 645(95) -(-5) --(-5) r.w -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 147 ~m~ 386.03 2,256(383) P(I),M(l) 0(1) W,HP -(-5) --(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 148 {j~Wrr 199.52 849(13 1) pel) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 149 ii~t.t'T qTtt 103.20 3y2(73) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) --(-5) --(-5) KR Ijtf~ TUE 150 rn,"~ 278.43 1,068(179) pel) -(5-10) T,W PO lltli FRI --(-5) KR 151 crlo1t<1< 99 .15 311(62) -(-5) -(5-10) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 152 CfiflR 68.39 118(21) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) (-5) KR 153 ff~.. iIft;ft 81.34 240(29) -(-5) --(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -- (5-10) KR 154 ~ilW~ 172.00 640(115) P(l) -(5-10) T,W -(-5) -(-5) --(5 -10) KR -(-5) --,(-5) -(-5) KR.PR ---155 ~ 236.13 708(116) -<-5) -{S-JO) T.W ~, VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIBS ANIl LAND USB PILIBWT T AHSIL-l ------'I, --12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 ~t~'hr i\f,~ PilibhitOO) Wheat, Rice .•. OC(O.41)TW(1.62) 133.96 51.81 14.97 Bara Dun~a A. 136 itt;r'hr'hr iTI,:qm;r Pilibhi t(3 S) Wheat, Rice TW (206 .80) 74.06 8.90 31.24 Bara Dunwa Mu. ll7 q~T~rn it~,~ GC(238.77) Pilibhit(33) Wheat, Rice TW(59,49) 27.52 47 .. 75 18.62 Kanchu Tanda 138 q~'hr'ffl itj/~ GC(56.2~) Pilibhit(38) Wheat,Rice TW(I.21) 10.52 1.62 4.46 MajbaJia Mu. 13'1 qrwT+rla ~, :;mn;; GC(4.05) PjJibhit( 40) Wheat,Rico TW(l.21) 34.40 6.07 13.36 Majbalia A~ 140 q1:t'rl'fta" TWE(267.91) Pilibhit(40) ... 167.14 53.02 109.67 Faridpur Baraha A. 141 . q~'hft~ Pilibhit(42) ..... GC(32.38) 110.48 7.28 11.41 Faridpur Baraha M u. 142 qt;;1~'):(r 'fRI~ TW(l1.33) Pilibhit(2g) Wfieat, Rice GC(2~1.86) 46.54 18.21 39.66 T(3) Pinjara Bamanpur 143 q'T~T~m if~,~ Pillbhit(43) Wheat,Jawar GC(80.13) 10.12 1.21 16.19 Naga.rla M.D. 144 ~'hr'ffl Pilibhit(47) 65.97 2.43 8.09 Nagaria A. 14' q"A''hri q't:;'hfm ~t~ GC(3.24) Pilibhit(40) Wheat,Rice TW(59.90) 25.90 1.61 8.50 Dinarpur lSI q'hft~lcr it~,~ Pilibhit( 42) ED Wheat,Rice GC(48.56) 12.55 0.40 6.88 Pachtore 152 qR?tifra- it~,~ Pilibhit( 40) Wheat,Rice GC(44.S2) 16.19 5.26 15.31 T(I) Ghaor Koni 153 q-~'ht'''t(f it~t~ GC(69.61) Pilbhit(4l) EAG Wheat, Rice TWE(2S.09) 56.66 6.07 14.57 T(2) Har harpur Hasan 154 q-~T .«111 f"~~Ni' l~,,"a' ~ ;;rr ~r~ t?;tf W~ :Jql(Fr _--.------.--~- .-----_.-.._-- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ------~-.. --- 156 ~rrt 92.68 404(70) -(-5) --(5-10) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KH,PR 157 ·'qo1ir 173.62 985(175) -(-5) -(5-10) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR m~MON U8 nr~ 282.89 1,214(210) PO) -(~-10) T,W PO ~THU -(-5) KR 159 tft'!T 169.51 418(69) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 160 mtf airg 135.91 67~(112) pel) -(5-10) T.W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR ~ FRI' 161 lTf~ 423.12 2,309(400) pel) . Mew W,HP -(-5) qlT" TUE BS PR 162 {It;:~ ~ .ll 2 ,.06 1,2+7(166) P(1) -(-5) T,W -{-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 163 sirotA" 11· 249.30 1,122(113) P(1) -(5-10) TW -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5) KR 164 f~~ 419.67 306(59) -(-5) -(5-10) TW -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5) KR 165 afw"Q1A1:!;. N.A ~h~ Uninhabited KR 166 ~ 144.48 498(81) -(-5) . -(5-10) T.W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 167 ;:rqm ~m 86.20 381(61) PO) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) - KR 16& itffm firiT1:r 88.H :1 16(154) -(-5) --(5-10) T.W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR , aWED . '" 169 W~l"{ O{q"{ t 91 .42 1,219(204) P(I) --(5-10) T,W' PO,PHONE "{fq SUN BS PR 170 m;ft 231.96 I, 569(.l5 2) pel) -(5-10) W,HP -(10+) wrif'SAT BS PR 171 +r1'ifT 129.50 580(81) -(-5) -(5-10) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(·-5) KR,PR 172 ~~ if1T"{ 103.20 '117(20) -(-5) -(5-10) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 113 R«q no .43 871(1tl) -(-5) -(5-10) T,W -{lO+) -(-5) -(-5) KR .. 174 ~fl:. 56.66 q'{'~ Uninhabited 17~ ~lf. 122.22 t t!Q(3C)) -(-5) -(5-10) T,W .-(- 5) -(-5\ -(-5) KR 4l VILLAGE nffiECfORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PILIBHIT TAHSIL-l ------____'__ ------, 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 1 1 q-r~m iqf, \lmIr GC(57.47) . Pilib hit(20 ... Wheat , Ricc TW(15.38) 7.69 0.81 Jl.33 Imamnagar 156 q-'t?r~fta i\j,~ GC(1l6.55) Pilibhit(Zl) Wheat,Rice TW(9.71) 29.14 1.63 16.59 Cbakil 157 q-mrllra- ~.~ Pilibhit(24) .. Wheat,Rice GC(233.51) 8.50 4.86 36.02 Sirsi 158 q-~'hrrn iti~ Pilibhit(28) Wheat,Rice TW(123,43) 12.95 3.64 29.55 T(2),TEM(I) Pauta 159 q-T{;'r;{t~ fti,~ TW(98.34) Pilibhit(22) Wheat, Rice W(2.43) 17.74 1.21 22.26 T(I} Gai Bojh. 1-60 q-mTllffi ~,~ GC(254.96)TW(30.76) Pilibhit(20) ED Wheat,Rice 0(0.81) 72.04 42.49 22.66 Madhopur 161 q-rB'Tllt~ it',~ GC(152.17) PiJibhit(9) EAG Wheat, Rice . TWE(13.36) 17.40 4.86 24.21 Sarenda Patti 162 q-rn'hT'tr '~,;nq~ Pilibhit(10) Wheat,Rice TW(203.56) 11.40 21.05 . 1.28 T(3) Andrain Mu. 163 q-mrllrn iti, 'ifmr PiIibhit (l2) Wheat, Rice GC(2.83) 164. 'it 172.81 79.32 T(l) Himkarpur 164 q-T.~T.1fr~ iri,~ Pilibhit(l9.) NA NA NA NA Andrain A. l6S q-Rft1f'tr iIj,~ Pilibhi t( 10) ... Wheat,Rice GC(12J.84) 8.50 3.24 8.90 T(2) Aspur 166 q-rffi:1f'tr iT~,'lflCr~ TW(13.2S) Pilibhit(8) Wheat,Rice GC(O.81) 6.88 0.40 11.86 Newada Das 167 l:frwT.~m iTj, 'ilmf Pilibhit(9) _ Wheat,Rice TW(24.69) S4.23 0.80 8.$0 Newada Bishem 168 l:fT.~rllrn ~, :qm;r GC(122.22) Pilibhit(25) EAG Wheat. Rice TWE(16.19) 26.71 6.48 19.82 Sardarnagar 169 OO;{rn fIj,~ GC(121.41) PiIibhit(20) Wheat,Rice TW(63.94) 2S •.o9 19.83 7.69 Bhauni 170 qr-n"T;{rn ~,~ GC(91.06) Pilibhit(21) Wheat, Rice TW(1.83)' 21.04 1.62 12.95 Bhauna 171 l:frnT~Ta- iti,~ Pilibhit(20) Wheat,Rice TW(S9.49) 31.23 0,40 6.08 Hasannagar 172 Cf')w'hlrn fij, ~ Pilibhit(15) 173 Wheat,Rice TW(79. 72) 66.88 17.00 6.88 t •• Bishem tffonr+rrn Pi Iibhit(l 0) .. 21.11 4.86 24.69 Shyampur A. 174 q-mr+rrn i\j. :qrCftor Pilibhitfl 0\ Wheat.Rice TW{8.782) 19.43 10.12 4.85 Shyampur Mu. 175 .~ .. ~ 42 m·f,"ft.lln l-qtt=C'hf(~ ~ \iR ~Cf9Ti ~ '1fit ~ -- -. ------1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...-..If/A_.,..-----'-.------_. ---~------. 'dar SUN ·176 mr 7616.5 04,476(755) P(l),MO) .MeW(I) T,W PO ~SUN -(-5) PR 177 .+fq't mr 164.31 852(141) -(-5) ~5-10) T,W -(-5) --(-5) --(-5) PR 178 GRt;n 108.05 ~·ar~ Uninhabited KR 179 ~TfU~ 225.82 952(133) P(l),M(t) -(-S, T;W -(-5) --{-5, -(-5) PR 180 .~.t 181 1i~~ 4fCfW 108.05 873(99) P(I) -(5-10) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR -(5-10) W,HP --{5-1O) 182 ~~ 152.98 521(65) -(-5) --(-5) -(-5) KR,RP 220.97 854(142) -(-5) -(10+) TW ---(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) PR 183 ~lf'(qr J 184 rn 95.91 14(3) -(-5) -(5-10) T,W --(-5) --{ - 5) -(-5) KR,PR ~MON 185 ~~qr .106,84 786(126) P(l) -(5-10) T.W -(-5) ~THU -(-5) . KR «)ll MaN 186 ~ 209.2l 1,604(239) P(l) -;.5-10) T,W -('-5) ~THU -(-S) KR m~MbN 187 :stq 161.88 1,114(263) P(l),M(l) -(5-10) T,W POT ~THU --(-5) PR 188 if~lff ~ 131.53 538(74) -(-5) -(5-10) T.W --{-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 189 ~~~qron 386.49 2,283(345) P\l)M(I) -(5-10) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR '190 f.wu 187.38 1,037(157) P(l) -(-S) T,W -(-5) -(-5) BS PR P(l),M(I) -(-5) T,W -(-- 5) ijf'S' BS P~ 191 Vlff'(ij'f t~~ 200.33 1,175(322) • WED 192 ;rarm~ 216.11 892(149) -(-S) ~5-10) T,W -(-S) -{-S) BS KR ~;rw TUL 193 ~n:rff il'11r 24S.65 1.678(261) P(l) --(-5) T.W PO ~if SAT as PR 194 WTCRft~'( ;mT 50.99 .j~ iff.-rt Uninhabited KR 195 ~rm 115.64 908(148) .-(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5, ,.-(-5) PR VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PILI~JllT T~IL-l ---' 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 q~rn iIj,~ Pilibhit(25) ED Wheat,Rice GC(558.49) 65.91 f8.21 118.98 T(6),M(I) Parewa 176 q~r~rn itj,~ GC(87.82)W( 8.09) Pilibhit(25) Wheat,Rice TW(20.24) 22.66 8.50 17.00 Bhgi Dandi 171 qT~'htrn PIlibhit(29) 00(39.08) 5.26 6.88 2.83 Barhaina 178 qm"hl'Rr iti,~ Pilibbit(25) Wheat,Rice GC(193.45) 11.3,3 14.57 6.47 Barha Bikaram, 179 qT~lcr ~,~ Pilibhit(25) Wheat,Rice OQ91.81)R(2,43) 1.6~ 0.81 14.16 Murasena Madal:i 180 ~~lcr irj, '"fMf Pilibhit(25) Wheat. Rice GC(16. 19}TW(33. 19) 23.47 20.46 13.76 Murasena Bakash 181 qT~,rt~'Rr "l. ~'i.f~ pjIibhit( 20) Wheat,Rice GC(l 04.41 )W(25.9O} 9.31 2..33 11.33 Basa,otpur 182 ~'h:rffi iri,~ PiIibhit(23) Wheat, Rice GC{191.83) 2.83 6,88 19.43 Semar Khera 183 qm'1:"'l1Tt:f i'tj. :;;rrar~ Pilibhit(22) Wheat, Rice 00(81.75) 7.28 0.81 6.07 , Tapa 184 ~ro- iti, :q"fCfW Pilibhit(18) Wheat,Rice GC(82.96) 2.83 2.02 19.93 Amkhera 185 q'h>!ht''Rr ~.~ Pilibhit(18) Wheat,Rice .... , GC(179.28) 2.4l 3.24· 24.28 Amkhora 186 ttT1n'hiT q~r~fq q. 1ifJi.fti1' Pilibhit(8) W heat, Rice OQI56.62) 10.12 21.45 12.14 Khamaria Dalelganj 191 G'TB'T~m ~,~ GC( 23.88)TW(22.66) Pilibhit(12) Wheat Rice TK(6. .26) .. l29,50 0.82 33.99, T(l) Nawada Shanwur 192 qffir~fi\r iti,·~ Pilibhid13) ED Wheat,Rice GC«198.71) 12.95 2.0f 31.97 Barat Boja 191 tft~1+rrn Pilibhit(16) ~C(41.28) .3.24 2." 4.45 Bhagwatpur Q~~ 1~4 ~m ~, '"ffq~ Pitibhit I t9) Wheat. Rice GC(165.52) 6.07 4.05 Bagwa 195 UtI1' ""'ftl"l iif1t §mN qct '"' a-q-Iitq ------~------1 2 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 196 ifCfm~ 213.68 903(138) -(-5, -(-5) T,W -(-5, -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 197 ifi ...41'1'!( ~" 218.11 1,131(216) P(1) -(--5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 198 ~"{ 1!o 199.92 818(146) -(-5) -(-5) T,W - (-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 199 ~tto 410.67 ~ ar11l'R Uninhabited KR too ~~o 31.57 .n: 111m: Uninhabited KR,PR 201 ~'lo 310.40 1,378(233) P(I) -(10-+> T,KT,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR '" 202 f~'OO .If'!tf 163.09 )20(45) -(-5) -(5-10) T,W -(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10) PR 203 ~ 113.72 522(95) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) . -(-5) -(5-10) PR 204 ~~ 139.22 571(83) P(I) --(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) - (5-10) PR 205 ~~ 64.35 212(29) -(-.5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 206 Ift~~ 163.90 355(57) -(-S) -(-5) r,w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR '11)7 ~'6' ~(1Ii(lfr .4.48 10(2) -(-5) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) -(-.5) KR '11)S f«6T 11 f~ 760(136) ~'_10) --(5-10) T,W --(5-10) -(-5) -(;-10) PR ~IJW TUB 209 srm~~ 46.54 133(38) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) --(-5) KR 210 ~ 150.12 789(149) P(I) -(-5> T,W -(-5) --(-5) -(-:5) PR 211 (~(ql ftrm' 161.88 1,064(113) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-.5) pa 212 ~'o 117.48 1,221(194) P(I) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR ill ~qo. 360.18 . 231(41) -(-5) --(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR • 214 'I'~ ~o 24.28 -rtmm .Uninhabited KR . 215 ;:rrq,!,~ lJo 305.14 1,853(278) P{]) --(-5) T.W --(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 4J VILLAGE DIREctORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PIL1BHIT TAHSIL-l ----~------12 13 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 2 1 ------~m it~,~ Pilibhit(l7) Wheat, Rice GC (17~.45) 31.16 ... 6.07 Na wada Kanja 196 " . l'rr~hfrn ~,~ Pilibhit(18} ED Wheat, Rice GC(IS8.24) 22.66 6.07 31.16 Kalyanpur 197 ..... '11m'~m ~,~ Chakar Tirth Pilibhit(10) ... Wheat, Rice ... GC(129 .10)W(2 .03) 36.42 1.21 31.16 Suswar Mu. 198 t[~+r'tf Pilibhit(lO) TW(19.03) 305.14 41 .68 104.82 Suswar A. 199 fu?'hrrn Pilibhit(13) 10.51 8.50 12.55 Pansori A. 200 ~1cr ~,~ Pilibhit(l3) . Wheat, Rice TW (lSZ .57) 98.51 14.16 65.16 Pansori Mu. 201 ..... t[''F.fr+rm ~,~ Pilibhit(16) EA Wheat, Rice TWE(81.7S) 44.92 8.50 21.92 Simaria Anoop 202 tfu;ft+rrn iij,~ Pilibhit(1) Wheat,Rice TW (7 .69)W(0.40) 80.54 11.73 13 .36 Mangadpur 203 ~r+rrn ~,~ Pilibhit(6) Wheat. Rice ... TW(36.83) W(1.62) 73.25 13 .16 13.76 Saidpur 204 q~1q ~,~ Pilibhit(5) Wheat, Rice TW (6 .88) W(l.21) 40.47 ... 15.78 Kumarpur 205 .fu;'mm ~,~ Pilib hi t( 4) Wheat, Rice 98.15 21.52 28.73 Pih1>hit Kohana 206 ...... TW (8.90) tfu?r+rrn lfR/ :qrq~ Pilibhit(4) Wheat, Rice 6.48 Kunderi Dahagala 207 !fh?br'tr ~,~ - Pilibhit(4) Wheat,Rice TW (83.77) 75.68 , 2.83 21.45 Sirsa 208 q"n?'hrm itW, :qm;; Pilibhit(5) Wheat. Rice TW(21.04) 23 .88 0.81 0.11 Arazi Rampur 209, "' . !ft·~;"t+r'tr, tTR,~ Pilibhit(6) .. , " Wheat.Rice TWE(58.68) 68.39 1.69 15.36 Dana,ta 210 'ft 1 .2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 216 319.20 20(5) -(-5) -(-5) W -f-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR . ~ : 217 arru:sft ~~ 41 .81 ~h~ Uninhabited . KR 218 ~ 283 .69 1.,S00(215) . P(t) -(-5) T,W PO -(-5) -(-5) KR -(-5) -(-5) 219 n~ 176.85 498(91) -(-5) -(-5) T,W PTO PR 220 ~;ft~ 213 .28 619(105) -(-5) -(-5) T,W PTO -(-5) -(-5) PIt 221 f~ 398.22 2,344(428) PO) -(-S) T,W -(-5) ~TUE -(-5) PR , 222 ~ 146.10 1,299(222) P(l) ~-5) T,W --(-5) --(-5) -(-5) PR 223 1fOim 259.82 1,217(212) Pt1) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 224 ~!fU;JT 252.53 912(148) pel) -(-5) T,W -{-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 22S 9/lfw 199.52 888(140) P(l) -(-5) T,W -(-5) --(-5) -(-5) PRo --(-5) -(":'5) KR· 226 ~ 198.30 658(127) -(-S) W,HP -{-5) -(-S) .. 227 ~ 223.80 1,146(188) P(I) ~-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 228 ta~'m 303.12 166(133) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(5-10) -(-5) . -(-5) PR 229 fttqftm 0flTf: 131.93 886(~41) pel) MCW(l) T,W PTO -(-5) -(-5) PR 230 ~lT l1lr.ftT't 208.83 547(106) PCl) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 231 'itflti1!T'n~ 19.15 30(5) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(5-10) --(5-10) -(5-10) PR 232 m:u~ qiIJ~J 84.58 2SI(S1} -(-51 -(-5) TiW -(-5) --(-5) -(-5) PR 233 'iron ~a-"f~ 579.73 2,895(497) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 234 'iron- ¢~ 'rf'f . 382.04 102(24) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-S) PR 235 ,!fun~~~m~246.87 241(38) ~(-S) -(-5) T.W -(-5) -(--5) -(-5) KR '1;1 VILLAGE DIRECfFRY AMENITIES AND LAND USE ~iLJJlliIT 1-ARSIL --1 --- 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 , .... tfumr'ffl III,~ Pilihhit(3) Wheat,Rice 119.79 249.70 - 9.71 Jadopur 216 tfu;ft~fm Pilibhit(Z) TW(30.76) 17.40 15.18 10.93 Arazi Jadopur 21'7 q~'Rr ~~,~ Pilibhit(l) ED Wheat, Rice .,. TWt72 .04)0(4.86) 139.62 31.57 35.60 T(2) Chandoi 2]8 tfrn'N"ta ifW'~ Pilibhit(3) '" Wheat,.. . Rice TW(84.lS) 69.61 4.04 19.02 Baklhpur 219 ~;fm iTR,~ Pilibhit(3) ED Wheat,Rice GC(51.06) .s~ .21 2.43 101.58 Deoni Kesarpur 220 ~'tr ~,:qr ~TiJ iti,~ Pilibhit(16) EA Wheat, Rice TWE(IS.38) 67.18 16.59 Harkishnapur 231 qrijfT.rffl ~,~ Pilibhit(l5) ... Wheat,Rice TW(29.54}W(l.21) 42.90 JO.93 Arazi Dahgla .232 fIlJ'hfra' iti, 'qfGf'T Pilibhit(l6) ED Wheat,Rice GC(363.42) 169.97 U.83 34.41 Neoria Husainpur 233 ~~ iti, I'frq"tlf N~oria. Pilihhit(12) EA Wheat, Rice 12.15 TWB(47.3S) 288.55 18.21 15.71 Husainpur North 234 ... . Neoria Husainpur ~'itff 'fR' iI;{T~ PiIibhit(17) ... Wheat. Rice 36.42 TW(l3L5J) 10.82 4.05 4.05 Sahara 235 t;fI1:t f;Rf"'Iit't1t ijj?!' ~f?rf1t~ ~ 'lfir ~~).n ------.--- 1 2 3 •• • 7 8 lJ 236 ~ 281 .27 1,099(191) P(l) --(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 237 PT. m. 51.87 ,197(23) -(-5) --(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 238 ~<.q, 202.35 791(130) P(1) --(-5) T,W -(-5) --(-5) -(-5) KR 239 ~ii~,~~ 1,416.aS 1,4(0(234) -(-S) --(-s) TW,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 240 ~~ tq'f~ ~ltfi 106 .84 360(53) --(-5) -(-5) W,HP --(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 241 f~ 71.23 297(Sl) -(-.5) -(-.5) W,T -(-5) -(-.5) ~(-5) KR 242 .mw~ 108.46 584(101) pel) -(-5) W,T -(-5) --(-5) -(-5) KR D(l) ~THU 243 q~ 199.52 1,589(286) P(l) MCW(l) T,W PO ~MOND -(-5) KR 244 """r "'r 80.13 326(49) -(-S) -(-S) T,W -(-5) • -(-S) -(-S) KR 2.4.5 '(!~~ 291.38 26L(43) --(-5) -(-5) T,W -{-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 246 ~~wi 201 .95 824(152) -(-5) --(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR ... .. 147 .~~ 67.58 37S(64) P(l) -(-5) T,W -(-.5) -(-5) -(-5) KR .. 248 flit," ~~ 77 .30 if'\ mifR Uninhabited KR 249 f.,~ 270.34 493(80) P(1) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 250 e-;:fT 156.62 916(168) --(-S) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 2'1 ~f~lfT l!~ 134.36 558(87) pel) -(-s) T,W -(-5) . -(-5) -(-5) PR,KR 252 _~~~~ 108.46 600(92) P(l) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 253 ~ ifit1R1 75.27 493(71) -(-~) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 254 IPRWJf 80.94 297(52) -(-s) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) J{R,PR 255 4 ---- - " --- -- 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 I tf\"~rcr ~, :;;nqw Pilibhit(25) EA Wheat, Rico TWE(219.34) 17.00 31.57 13.36 Mahaf 236 q1~T+rm ~,'qm? PHibhit(18) ED Wheat,Rice TW(5.26) 3&.16 8.90 U.9S Kuan Khera 237 q~T~rcr ~, :;;nqw pilibhit(3) Wheat, Rice TW(t08,OS) 70.82 6.48 17.00 Harraiya 238 ~rn qt, :;;nqw OC(S66.89) Neoria PiIibhit(16) EA Wheat, Rice TWB(705.8O) 4&.40 39.66 63.94 Husmnpur Mu. 239 q~lfm it~.~ Pilibhit(l2) Wheat, Ri<;o 00(67.99) . . 20.064 18.21 Dil1nagar Khuwaja 240 qlw'htrn iri,~ Pilibhit(l3) Wheat,Rice GC(49.78) U.74 9.71 Kishanpur 241 qllt'ht'Rr i\j,=q~ Pilibhit(12) Wheat,Rice GC(7S.68) 18.21 14.57 KalIia 242 qTw""~ftQ ~,~~ Pilibhit(l2) EAG. Wheat, Rice TWE(U2.Sl) 58.28 23.06 5.67 Pandari 243 Mirm iijf,~rq~ Pilib hIt( 18) Wheat ,Rice R(4.0S) 65.'6 3.l4 7.28 Chaunda Khora 244 Mlfrn 1li,~ Pilibhit(lO) Wheat, Rice 18.21 ·TW(17.40) 13S.13 7.6'l 12.95 Rampuria Mahof 245 M+fuf ~,~ Pilibhit(16) Wheat,Rico TW(3l.97, 119.21 7.69 23.01 Neoria Khu.rd 246 rft~hl"tQ iti,~ Pilibhit(12) Wheat,Rice , TW(2.02) 54.23 4.05 1.7.8 Khara,apur 247 q~lfm ~,~' Pilibhit(18) Wheat,Rice TW(28.73) 4S.73 0.40 2.44 Dhamela Dhameli 1.48 qy~~rn i)j, 'i{]q\=( Pilibhit(12) ... Wheat,Rice TW(S5.03) 194.26 l.~ 19.43 Bithora Khllrd 249 tT'h?r+r'tr iti.1fN~ Pilibhit(t5) Wheat,Rice GC(92.27) 20.24 23.47 20.64 Sanda 250 q~+rrn ~;;ncr.r Pilibhit(12} Wheat;Rice TW(92.:l7) :w.~4 0.80 21.05 Sandia Mugalpura lSI rft~r+rm ~,:qmr Pilibhit(12) Wheat,Rice GC(74.06) 21.04 9.~1 4.05 Mathi S ahdullaganj 1S2. tft~Rr ~.:qr~ PiIibhit(lO) ... Wheat,Rice GC(S4.63) 8.09 6.88 5.67' Sainjana Mall 253 tft~1fur iii, :qp.fC?' Pilibhit(ll) Wheat,Rico . GC(40.47} 26m 6.88. 6,88 . :Anftyganj 254 lfh>s'hfm ili. ;mrC?' PilibhiUl n ... • Wheat,Rice GC(70.01) 23.8~ 16.19 7.40 Mewatpura 2" '"" fCflft,..,r l-q~ ~t=f ~ ~'illif t{Ct W'f ~11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ------ .. -(-5) -{-5) 256 RiJT~. 403.47 1,461(232) P(I) ---(-5) T,W -{-5) KR 257 i'~ Q'~'qf 99.96 4\~ Uninhabited KR 2S8 180.90 1,138(199) P(I) --(10+) T,W -(10+) -(~5) -(10+) KR ~'f.• 259 tr(rtT ij(nf 261 .03 ~~e: Uninhabited KR • 260 acfJlQ$( ~ 20.64 t1''( ~ Uninhabited KR 261 ~'F.~ 130.72 ~~ Uninhabited KR -(-5) 262 ~cn "W ,. 102.39 513(83) PCI) -(-5) T,W -(-S) -(-5) KR -(-5) -(10+) . T,W -(10+) -(-5) -(-5) KR 263 GRP~'. 110.08 634(10~) 264 ,!frn '(O'~ 156.62 380(51) -(-5) -(-5 T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 26$ ~ 97 .13 281(47) -(-5) T,W 266 ~m 253.51 . 735(118) -(-5) --(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 267 ~~ 191 .02 899(144) P(1) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 268 ~ :z:T3 .17 1.229(202) . -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 269 ~~ 114.13 521(80) -(..;.5) -(-5) T,W -{S-IO) -{-s) -(-5) KR 270 «nit ~~ 84.18 . 368(66) -(-5) . .... +5) T.W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 271 ~ fiIi""$< 104.82 ~~ atJiq'Tf{ Uninhabited KR • 272 c~ 103.20 475(76) P(1)M(I) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) , KR 273 ~ 42.09 198(31) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 274 ~'~\5f ri fq (I«Ii.'5 ] 50.59 185(29) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) , -(-5) KR 275 f~;lfcr.rm' 85.80 521(81) (5-10) -<-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR $1 mLAGE DtRECfORY AMENITIES AND LAND USB PILlBHIT TAHSIL-l 12 13 14 IS 16 11 18 19 20 2 1 qnn4ft(J ~,~ Pilibhit(l 1) Wheat,Rice, OC(156.6l) 197.09 42.09 1.69 Sainjana Mu. 256 tft~ pilib hit(l1) 17.00 GC(11.74) 55.85 8.09 7.28 Sainjana Sahrai 257 ~tf ~, ;:nq'~ , Pilib hi t(l1 ) Wheat, Rice (TW37.23)W(41.28) 68.39 4.45 29.55 Maraud Mu. 258 tftt;ft1ftcr, Pilibhit (11) ... TW(22.66) 171.19 46.54 20.64 Marauri Sahrai 259 OO~ Pilibhit(ll) TW(4.4S) 12.95 0.81 2.43 Basantpur Sahrai 260 q'whfta Pilibhit(ll) TW(2.43) 118.98 8.90 . 0.41 Purwa Bhura Sa~rai '261 ~~i ~Jl4\'iJ itI,~~ TW (101.65)W(2.43) Pilibhitts> ....Wheat.Rice TK(O.40) 84.18 38.04 0.·81 Chant Dang 266 ~+ftcr "R,~ OC(194.66) Pilibhit(S) BAG Wheat,Rice TWE(2S.90) 140.43 7.69 17.00 Mohanpur 267 ~mtr iff, 'ifmiI' Pilibhit(7) BAG Wheat,Rice TWE(25.S0) 212.81 13.36 21.44 Kaim 268 ql~~rcr ifi,:;n~ GC(27.92)W(1.62' Pilibhit(8) E\G Wheat,.... Rice TWB(29.95) 41.28 3.24 10.12 Khai Khera 269 tffit1;ft(r "R, '"fTCr'W Pilibhit(9) BAG Whe!l.t,Rice TWI3(4.45) 10.01 3.64 6.08 Pauto Khurd 270 tftit1fttr . Pilibhit(9) OC(3S.61)TW(2.02) 40.81 18.63 1.69 Manpur Kishanpur 271 1:ftm~(f il1, "I'fCI' ~ TW(42.90)GC(1.21) Pilibhit(8) Whea.t,Rice 0(1.21) 39.66 4.05 14.11 Tah 272 tfu*'t+fuT q,. "fTtfw Pili b hi t( 5) Wheat, Rice TW(11.33)W(2.02) 18.62 6.07 4.05 Kukra 273 tft~)lfttT 'ri,~~ M ohammadga.nj Pilibhit (5) Wheat,Rice TW (3t.I6)TK(J.62) 9.31 8.50 Urf Piratal 214 tftm~fcJ i\i,IIiWf~ TW(33.99) Pilibhit(51 Wheat,Rice W(3.64) 34.80 1255 0.82 ... Himmatnagar 215 Q'11I fiRt1R'5l i5A ~tC lif t{Cf 'J;1lt ~ 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 276 anmft "ffC- '3''li i~)cy}'r 61.58 461(71) -(-s) '-(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 211 f~ 282.48 1,201(219) P(1) -(~S) W,HP,TK. -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 218 ~~m~fq 133.96 645(84) -<-5) --(5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 279 :It'fI$O 133.96 910(186) P(l) -(-5) W,HP,TI{. -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 281) ~~ 356.54 1,418(252) P(1) -(-5) W.HP,Tl{ -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 281 f~~~ 307.17 1,962(410) -(-5) -(-$) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 282 'f.R~ qfff ri ~~ 204.78 ~~ Uninhabited PR 283 IIVtrllT 250.91 1,052(191) P(1) -(-oS) HP,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-~) KR 284 ~~ 95.91 309(66) -(-5) -+,,5) Fip.W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 8fR1if1 28S 1Jf.-~~ ~ ri ~ lifo 41.28 V"tIlJr.nt{ Uninhabited PR 286 ~Cfaro 15.78 '1(1) -(-5)' -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) ~(-5) PR 281 108.05 Uninhabited PR tfI'~1fuf lfo• ~ !R'IlrN '~~ 288 ~fmn If'f( ri W'~1 'to 71 .63 lTt~ Uninhabited KR -(-5) 189 ~U 71.63 285(41) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) BS,RS KR,PR 290 ~~ 102.39 645(106) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -<-5) BS KR 291 ~ 244.BA. 621(.10&): P(J.) -(..,st T.W --<-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 292 f\l~," m~ 25840 696(Ul) P(l) RP(I) T,W -(-5), -(-5) RS KR I~WED .293 ~~")ffi 295.43 1,013(185) P(l) -(-5)., T,W. PO 1.f.i SUN --(.-5) KR UPrMON 294 ~ 168.36 901(142) P(1) RP(l) T,W TO ~THU RS KR " 295 rom 164.31 512(102) -(-5) ~-S) T,W -(-5) -(-5) RS KR " 53 vn.LAGE DIRECfORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PIUBHFr TAHSIL-. 1 -- " ------12 13 14 15 Hi 17 IS 19 20 2 1 ----- '1rn'btRr '>~,~ Pilibhit (9) Wb.eat.Ri<:;~ TW (33 .99) W (2.03) 11.04 10.52 Arazi Chant Un Tand0la 276 rfti;ft~1cr ~,~ Pilibhit (2) Wheat,Rice TW(202 .3S) 46.54 12.14 21 .4S Bilgawan 2T1 '1't*hr1cr ~,~ Pilibhit (5) Wheat,Rice TW (89.4t) 31.16 2.03 11 .33 Lalpuria Sahi6singh 278 '1~"icr ~,~ Pilibhit (5) Wheat,Rice .. _ TW (89.44) 31.16 2.02 11.34 Jaunapuri rT9 M+rRr itt,~ Pilibhit (10) BAG Wheat. Rice ... TWE (244.44) 70.82 4.0S 31.23 Deshnagar 280 .... ~Rr ~,~ W (1' 21) nyn (170.38) Pilibhit (3) EA Wheat, Rice TK (0.81) 0 (4.45) 66.17 60.30 35.5 ... Chiria Dab 21H tftm+rRr TWE (23 .88) W (6 .07) Pilibhit (I) EAG 0(0.04) 31.16 30.l5 112.92 Mundia Panai Urf Sungarhl282 '1't;ft:~Rr ~,~ GC (140.43)TK(0.8-t) Pilibhit (3) Wheat,Rice.... o (6.48) 46.14 38.45 18.60 Gauhania 283 '1tm'tfRr ~,~ Pilibhit (5) Wheat,Rice GCt44.11) TW( 12.55) 16.59 18.62 4.04 Mirpur 284 qT~Ta Arazi .Mundia Pilibhit (1)' GC(1.69) 17.-40 15.38 0.81 .. Panai Ur( Sungarhi A. 285 '1't?r~rn ~,~ Pilibhit (l) Wheat, Rice TW (10.1.2) 1.21 4.05 0.40 Pilibhit A. 286 q-~r~fcr .. TWE(1O.5l) W(33.41) Pilib hit (l) BAG 0(10.93) 17.81 36.42 8.90 Pilibhit Mu. 287 '1T~btTa Arazi Mundia Pilibhit (5) EAG TWE (21.45) 39.66 8.09 2.43 Panai Urf Sungarbi Mu. 288 q-~r~rcr it~,'ifTCrn Pilib hit (6) Wheat,Rice TW (21.45): 8.09 2.83 ... Ludb.pura 289 ..... 39.66 '1rn'ht"ffi 11R, 'ifTCfW Pilibhit (6) Wheat, R.ice TW (5.67) 84.\8 1.21 11.33 ... Santokhpura 290 '1T~ft~Rr it~,'ifOfT Pilibhit (5) Wheat,Gram ! .. TW (95.51) 121 .41 10.92 17.00 Debipura 291 '1~r~m it~, :q~ Pilib hit (5) Wheat,Rice ._ TW (138.00) 93.08 14.91 12.15 Bhillaiyagaon Khera 292 ~rO{r~ ~ ,'if~ Pilibhit (7) BAG Wheat,Rice GC(43 '.7J)TW(4.86) 23.88 Kalyanpur Naugawan ..... 203.16 19.82 293 m'f'4frn ~R'~ PiIibhit (6) Wheat,Rice ... TW (2.03) 149 .33 ' 3.24 13 .76 Deori 294 ~rn ~,"f~ Pilibhit (4) Wheat.Rice ... GC(l2.15)'fW(5.26) 126.67 2.83 17.40 Deora 295 ...~ tmWnt iifif W~~~ Q;ci WJf ~lil'l I 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 .. ~ arJ1I1'( Uninhabited KR 296 tR f1:1I'U. e- 75.68 m ~~i1T 96.32 569(192) -(-5) -(-5) .T,W -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 298 ~"'~ 102.39 332(61) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -{-5) -(-5) BS PR 2.99 mamr 170.38 266(41) pel) -(-5) T.W. -(-5) -(-5) RS PR 300 ~fctilfT 99.IS 328(51) -(-5) -(-5) T,W . -(-5) -(-5) .BS PR 301 146.50 683(111) -(-5) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) BS PR " 123.80 1,102(219) -(-5) MCW(I), W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-S) PR 302 'lT1f . .303 ft~ '1"0 289.36 547(93) -(-5) -(10+) T,W -(-5) ~-5) -(-5) KR '" 304 n:~{:JT~ 53.02 5(1) -(-5) --(10+) T -(-5) -(-5) -{-S) KR 305 i\q Jtsf~, ~ 339.95 S7(10) P(l) -<-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 306 ~ .rlf~ lfo... 136.3~ 1,765(301) P(l) -(10+) T,W -(10+) -(-5) -(-S) KR 307 f~W{ft~ 1[0 208.83 1,278(224) P(I) -(5-10) T,W -(-5) --( -S) -(-S) KR 308 f~m.~ ~(Uf . 109.67 11(14) .,.-(-5) -(5-10) T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 309 qcH{f~ 109.27 43(1) -(-5) --(-S) T,W -(-S) -(-5) -(-5) KR 310 1f{ifT ~o 112.91 486(80) -(-5) -(-5) T.W -(-5) -(-5) -{-S) KR 311 iiTP~~ \iI1{f.rqr 104.82 489(101) -(-5) -(-') T,W (-5) -(-5) BS PR 312 \jfqf;:rlft 206.40 980(183) P(l) . -(5-10) T,W ~(5-10) ,_(-5) -(-5) PR 313 aTild2l( , J 301.91 953(163) -(-5) -(-5) T,W -(-5)' -(-S) -(-5) PR 314 ar~~uf 114.13 464(88) --(-5) - (5-10) HP,W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(S-lO) KR 315 1~~1[o 138.00 536(72) (-5) ---(10+) W,HP,TK -(-5) . -. (-5) -(-s) PR ,6 ·Pf tftlfit~t l-..qhlpim .,. ~'l W~ew1 ~ 1!.~~)T . ------I 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 11 12 ------__...__ 316 '+l'« rim- qttf 138!OO 605.(84) ...,.(-5) -(lO-+) W,HP,TK , -(-5) -(-5) BS PR ~TUE 317 ~~!fT 693.25 2,601(417) P(I)M(l) -(-5) HP PO,PHONE 'Y~ FRI RS PR 318 ~wzn 189.20 601(tO~) pel) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) RS PR 319 ftrqf~r ,,~ 227.44 953(146) P(l) -(10+) W,HP (-5) -(-5) BS KR 320 f~T 364.63 147(44) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5~ Rs KR 321 {ltiertT 134.36 672(t20) P(I) -(-5) HP,W (-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 322 ~1lf ~ra:"{'1\ 247.68 987(203) P(2) RP(l) HP.W --(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 323 ~ 324 ~1fit iif~sm~ 181.31 510(91) -(-,) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR qrfrr SAT 325 fm-um t 48Z.81 2,138(469) P(l)M(l),H(I, SMP(I),H(I) W,HP PO pWED BS PR 326 ~1m 123.43 475(84) P(1) H(l) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) - (-5) KR 327 ;;.r~~!fT 121.11 406(79) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 328 tfCS1IT ~ 136.79 686(133) pel) -(":'5) W,HP -(-5) -1-5) -(-5) PR 329 FIT f-r~tt 174.83 803(133) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 330 srcrr~ 144.07 607(105) pel) -(5-10) W,HP,TK -(5-10) -(-5) -(.... 5) KR ) 331 ~ 247.68 1,223(214) P(l) RP(I) HP,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-:5) . KR 332 iIl1fi~ 290.57 923(151) -(-s) -(-5) HP,W -(-5) -<-5) -(10+) KR 333 mr 203.16 1,007(178) pel) --(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KE 334 arK 'fCif 143.26 l,042(16Z) . f(l), -(7""~ HT -(-5) -(-5) -(-5). KI 335 ;m1fit' ~ 175.64 735(129) P(l) -l-s) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(10~- \ KI $7 , " vn.LAGE DIRECrORY AMENITIES AND LAND USB PILIBHlT TAHSIL-l 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1 2 q~rn ~,~~~ Pilibhit(4) Wlleat,Rice TW(1l6.5S) 3.64 6.88 10.93 Bhura Sarai Sahrai 316 q"t~m ~,~w Pilibhit(8) BAG Wheat,Rice TWE(63.S4) 582.36 14.91 32.38 M(2)T(10) Kanja Harraiya 317 q"tw"hTrn ~,~C?' TWE(40.87) Pilibhit(4) BAG Wheat,Rice TWE(40.81) 131.60 11.33 T(6) Nagfan Rasoya 318 ql'.n'hr'ffi iIi~C?' Pilibhit(14) Wheat,Rice TW(124.24)TK(OAO) 46.95 34.40 21.45 ' Pipria Nawadia 319 qT~hT'Tcr iti,~ Pilibhit(9) EAG Wheat, Rice TWE(193.4S) 168.76 0.81 1.61 Baibeha 320 q~')cr ill, 'q'RC?' Pilibhit(3) Wheat, Rice GC(80.54) 19.02 0.40 34.40 Ekdhara 321 qrerlTRr it~, :qRC?' Pilibhitp) ED Wheat,Rice GC(41.68) 150.38 13.36 39.26 T(2) Sarai Sundarpu[ 322 q'M"l'+rrn it~, "i{l~<3 Pilibhit(5) , Wheat,Rice GC(151.83) 36.83 0.81 28.13 N(Z)T(!) Mundia Ramkishan 323 q'h?l~rn it~, :;:rrq'C?' Pilib hit(l 0) Wheat,Rice GC(21.4S) 13~.79 2.02 21.05 Deuni Bahadwganj 324 q'Tm+rrn irW,~C?' OC(348.18)TWE(2I.45) Pilibhit(8) ED Wheat, Rice W(O.8J)0(5.61) 32.78 8.90 64.35 Bithaura Kalan 325 q~')cr ~,:qr... C?' Pilibhit(lO) Wheat, Rice TW(22.26) 82.56 4.45 14.16 Banausa 326 ,~T+rrn it~, ~C?' Pilibhit(lO) Wh.eat,Rice TW(17.81) 91.06 1.62 10.92 Nawadia Kuraiya 327 qrer+rrn ~t~C?' GC(61.1l)TW(2's.SO) Pilibhit(19) Wheat,Rice .•• W(0.8l)TK(1.62)O(I.21) 33.19 3.64 9.71 Kuthiya Ret 328 " qM~m i'r~,~ GC(116.1 S)W(11.33) Pilibilit(l) Wheat,Rice 0(1.21) ,24.28 4.45 11.41 Hatwa Bijalabai 329 qr0'hrrn it~, 'ifTCl'W- Piiib hit(7) Wheat, Rice TW(51.06) 61.18 2.02 '17.81 Partappur 330 '1~'hftq ~.1Cfl1rw Pihbh.it(lO) .. Wheat, Rice GC(168.36) 51.40 4.45 • 23.41 T(l) Bastl;lana 331 tftm'+t'ti ~, :qyq'C?' Pilibhit(ll) Wheat, Rice GC(233.1l) 25.90 30.35 1.21 T(I) Laukaha 332 ~m ' iIl,~<3 Pilibhit (11) Wheat,Rice GC(I44.07) 27.11 23.41 8.S1 T(2) Sisaiya 333 tfu;fcfm it~,~w Pilibhit(6) W heat. Rice TW(28.73)TK(3.64) 96.32 2.43 12.14 . T(l) , . Alakthan '334 tfu;;'hr'tr ~,;mrW Pilibhit(13) ... Wheat,Rice GC(79.32) 13.66 19.43 3.23 T(2) Narain Ther 335 .~. - - " ~ ...--- ...... ~~ ..... ~ ,." "tq fi,l"' .., ~ §fqri ~!flt ~ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 336 ~~ 169.97 696(138) -(-5> -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-S) -(-5) KR 'dirSUN 337 It~~~ 222.59 787(158) P(I) RP(l) W,HP PO ~THU -(-5) KR,PR 338 ~ ilifl.'E'lI.U 296.65 1,230(207) P(I),M(l) --("":5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 3~51 ~m~t!o 108.05 39"7(75) -(-5> -(-5) \V,m -(-5) - (-5) -(-5) KR 340 ~~~~ 33.99 lT~~ Uninhabited KR 341 ~m-~~~o 33.99 69S(128) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-S) . -(-5) -(-S) KR 342 1!,'fiwr ~t ~'{1~ 111.36 "'l;:~ Uninhabited . KR 343 ~1!0 346.83 1.247(235) P(I) RP(I) \Y,MP PO -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 344 ~~~ 301.57 '~~ , Uninhabited PR 345 tl'ar~~r 442.14 1,716(333) pel) RP(l) W,HP PO -(-5) -(-5) PR '" m '0 34<:; ~"m~q\l'~ .156.62 552(89) P(l),M(l) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS .KR .. 34i' ,.'" 158.24 353(54) -(-5) .:....c.-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 34a ~C:lff 131.93 601(102) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 349 m,,)"1 214.09 462(14) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-S) -{-S) -(-5) KR,PR 3S() mJ lm. 112.47 1,073(205) P(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 1S1 liI'r,;:r~ 311.21 '699(115)' P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5+) K.R,PR 35.~ IJVII$~ 237.96 1,221(244) P(1) RP(l) W,HP -(-5) -{-5) (5-10) PR m~MON 353 ~ 764.48 938(173) P(l) --(-5) W,Ht' PO -(-5) ~THU KR 35~ flNU'IiiT 164.48 2,612(476) P(1) ap(l) HP;rw -(-5) -'(-5) -(-5) KR 355 ~ml 145.69 842(126) -(-5) -(5-10) W.HP -(5-10) -(5-10) BS PR ." 59 VILLAGE nlEcroRY - AMENITIES AND LAND USB PILIBHIT TAHSlL-l ------13 13 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 2- 1 tft~1fur ~,~ Pilibhit (10) Wheat, Rice _ GC (28.33) 122.22 2.42 17.00 Kurraiya· 336 tft~~ ~,~ Pilib hit (16) Wheat. Rice GC(53.83)O(0.81) 68.39 12 .14 21.86 T(I) Maktul 337 tft~ 1t~,~ GC(5j.83)O(O.81) Pilibhit (17) Wheat, Rice TW(6.07) W(5.26) 20.64 18.21 30.36 Jar KaIIia 338 tfl+fhn~ "I,~ Pilibhit (11) Wheat. Rice GC(60.30)TW(14.97) 16.59 4.45 11.74 Mundela Khurd Mu. 339 1fr+fhr)(( Pilibhit (12) ... GC(1.62) TW(4.86) 17.40 4.04 6.07 Mundela Khurd Sahrai 340 tft'\"fhr'Rf itI·...mr Pilibhit (12) Wheat. Rice GqI.6Z) TW(4.86) 17.40 4.04 6.07 Mundela Kalan Mu. 341 tf\'{i(ntllf Pilibhit (13) GC(1l.74)TW(1l.33) 74.06 8.09 1·2.14 Mqndela Kalan Sahrai 342 tfur1"4nf ~,~ GC(170.78)TW(6.08) Pilibhit (17) Wheat,.... Rice TK(OAO) O(~ 88) 92.68- 25.09 48 .97 M(3), T(l) Jaitpur Mu. 343 q"tij'~ia ffR, 'tflCI'~ Pilibhit (18) BAG Wheat,Rice TWa (36.4.2) 198.30 23.Q7 49.78 Jaitpur Sahrai 344 ..... qm'iRr lfR'~ N(I) Pilibb.it (iii) Wheat,Rice TW <,58.64) 150.55 54.23 79.32 T(2).M(I) Gujraula Kalan Mu. 345 !ftlfhrTlf ij, :qrClll' N(l) Pilibhit (10) ..• Wheat. Ri.cc GC(98.75)TW(0.81) 36.42 3.24 17.40 M(l),T(I) Gujraula Kalan Sabrai 346 tft~ ~.~ PiIibhit (2l) Wheat,.... Rice GC (132.34) 10.12 2.83 12.95 T(l) Churaila 347 ihfrma ~RI "fTq~ Piljbhit (16) Wheat,Rice GC (n.21) 23 .07 2.02 14.51 M(1),T(3) Nakatia 348 OO'Jfttl iii,;mrw GC (133.15)_ Pilibhit (16) Wheat,Rice.... TW(9.7l) TK(1.62) 38.85 11.74 19.02 Athkona 349 ~+f\+fta 'fRt~ TW (9.71) Pilibhit (21) -, Wheat,Rice TK(l .21)R(133.1S) 38.85 10.93 18.62 T(l) Amkhera 350 Ift~ iii,~ Pilibhit (20) Wheat, Rice GC (220.16) 29.94 M(1),T(3) Bahanpur ED ..... 49.37 11.74 351 tftBll1rn .lfRI~ - TEM(I) Pilibhit (20) ED Wheat, Rice GC (143.26) 53 .42 14.91 26 .31 T(2),M(2) Karnapur 352 tft~rma ij~,'qTq~ Pilibhit (20) -.. Wheat, Rice GC (464.19) 214.09 2'6.14 59.90 T(i) Karor 353 tfuorT1fur i[i,;m~ Pilibhlt (20) -- Wheat,Rice OC (461.36) 214.08 2.9.14 59.90 Pipra Bhaja 354 tftBlm~ "i.~~ Pilibhit (20) Wheat. Rice GC (123 .43) 7.69 o.~ l4.17 Bhan Dandi 355 60 em rv.afilfiii t . ;;r;r 1f4a~ ~ Wir ~ 1 ".. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 356 ~ltir 460.55 1,631(279) P(l),M(l) -(5-10) W,HP PO' -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 357 cW:crr s:~ 204.78 668(108) -(-5) -(~S) T.W -(-5) -(-5) BS KR,PR 1rf.r SAT 358 ~~ 248.08 898(153) Pill MCW(l) W,HP -(lOt) p: WED. BS PR 359 ~~ 218.11 941(153) --(5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-S) KR 360 ~ Z33.1l 949(168) P(1) RP(l)' W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR wf.r SAT 36( ~ 195.87 1,451(251) p(i) RP(2) W,HP PO ~"'B' TUE --(-5) KR ... 362 ~,,~ 89.84 'R~ Uninhabited KR,PR 363 ~ ri NICC'f" < 131.60 339(61) .. P(I) --(-5) W,HP -(-5) -<-5) -{-5} KR 364 f~ 111.59 433(8t) -{-5) -(5-10) W,HP --(5-10) -(-5) BS PR 365 ~iAm U;O.26 649(105) -(-5) -(5-10) W.HP ~-S) ~-5) -(-5) KR.PR 366 ~1Iiiil(f 137.19 290(43) -(-$) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) --(-5) -(5-10) KR,PR 367 'ftfiG'r r.¥I'fc{lti 60.71 4l~ Uninhabited KR 368 ~mr 97.95 646(110) -('-10) -(5-10) W,HP --{5-l0) -(-5) -(5-10) KR,PR 369 +1.«$< ri 241.20 274(41) P(l) -(5-10) W.HP -(-5) --{S-tO) -(5-10) KR,PR 119.68 715(J86) PCI) --(5-10) W,HP -(-5) 370 ~~• -<-5) -(5-(10) KR,PR 371 212.81 607(95) -(-5) -(5-10) W,HP --(-S) -(-5) -(-5) '* 6ii\' KR,PR 372 $('f1'!( . 144.07 284(53) -(-5) -(5-10) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR,PR. - 373 ~ 101.98 465(77) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP --{-5) -(-5)- -(-5) KR. 374 ~ 116.15 290(48) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 375 ~."" 214.90 579(97) -(-5) -(-5) T,W --(-5) --(-5) BS ' PR. a& VILLAGE DIRECrORY AMENITIES AND LAND US fi PlUBHlT TAHSIL-1 --- 12 13 14 15 16 17 11 19 20 2 --1 " . 'trer~Tcr tTR'~ GC(16S.93)TW(6.4~W PiHbhit(22) '" Wheat, Rice .•. (0.81)TK(1.62)O(08l) 2ZZ.59 12.95 49.36 Nijam Dandi 356 ~rn ~,~ 00(151.76) PjJjbbit(18) ... Wheat,Rice TW(l9.43) 9.31 6.48 17.80 Kataiya Islam 357 q~'"'hrTcr ED ~,~ GC(151.02)TWB(tO.24) , Pilibhit(l8) BAG Wheat, Rice Wets .38) 23.41 10.93 21.04 Rampura Mishra 358 q.'r~ft1fre ~, 'tfTCR? PiJibhit(2l) ED Wheat, Rice GC(l12 .40) 14.16 ,8.50 23.05 Gauneri Dan 359 ~1tr ~,~ GC(l48. 52)W(O. 40)· Pilibhit(22) EA Wheat, Rice TWB(5.26) 41.9Q 2.04 33.99 Gaunera 360 ~Tcr ·ilt,~ , Pilibhit(24) EA Wheat. Rice WB(3.64)GC(139.62) 29.14 0.40 23.01 Sarauri 361 q"Bt~ GC(59 .(9)TK(O.40) Pilibhit(22) W(S.26) 17.40 0.40 7.29 Allam Dandi 362 ~t?llfta iii, "flCfW Pilibhit.(22) Wheat,Rioe GC(IOI.18) 12.95 10.5..'. 12.95 Surjpur UrfSheonagar 363 I'.fre'ht1cr iit,~ GC(134.36) . Pilibhit(19) EAG Whea.t, Rice WB(2.02) 11.49 3.64 14.17 Bindhwa 364 ~m ij-i, ~~ GC(156.66)TW(4.45) Pilibhit(24) Wheat. Rice W(10.93)0(27.n) 43.11 2.43 14.16 ~fa Nowa4a 36' ~"re' ~.~~ GC(21.4S)TW(31.16)W " , Pilib 'lit('l3) .. Wheat, Rice (2.0l)T K(O.40)O( 8.90) 58.68 6.89 7.69 Newada Kurhraiya 366 q"tt'ht'Rr ~; 'qTcn;r' Pilibhit(22) Wheat, Rice GC(44.92) 12.55 0.40 2.84 Newada Kishandas 367 ' I ~'hrRr iii, ~(i; GC(58.28)TW(I.62) Pilibhit(Z ~) ... Wheat,Rice W(2.~3)TK(Q.40) 25.50 0.81 8.50 Chand Dandi 368 mr+rN ~,~ TW(11.33)GC(158.64) Pilibhit(22) Wheat,Rice W(12.9S) 34.80 8.10 15.38 Makranpur Mafi 369 " - q-1~Rr it'd. ~~ GC(88.63)TW(10;S2) Pilibhit(27) ... Wheat,Rice O(0.40)W(2.83) SO. 18 4.86 22.26 Khundara 370 ~re- ~, "ffClt? GC(S7.47)TWB('3.83) PiJibhit(25) EAG Wheat, Rice ' .. W(4.86)TK(O.40)O(1.62) 67.18 4.86 22.65 Ajit Dandi 371 cfffi'r+ft'Q it~.~ Ge(48.97)TW(I1.. 74) Pilibhit( 22) Wheat,Rice W(1.28)O(1.24) 35.20 21.85 15.79 Purnapur 312 q'h:m:rm ~,~ PiJibhit)lS) Wheat, Rice TW(S7.87) 31.16 0.81 12..14 Saraura 373 ~'tr ill·~ M(I), Pilibhit(14) Wheat,Ricc TW(73.25) 32.78 4.05 6.01 T(I),N(l) Uganpur 374 'l1'hI;ffi; iit,~~ N(t),C(1) Pilibhi t( 16) .. , Wheat,Rice .•.. GCC86.6l)TW(1.43) 85.80 10.93 29.13 T(l).M(1) Kanjanath 375 '1IfI foUN.«. 1-q~"'"m~ iq~f.Wl~Pr~ 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 lQ 11 - --~------~ --~, 376 ~ GI' 377 ~~ 97.94 316(43) P(1) -(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR •.PR 378 \iI1rn?~ 31.16 ~~ 8fRl'1[ Uninhabited KR ~ THURS 379 far~ qfulrTJ( 263.86 1,401(240) P(l) -(-5) W,HP,TK -(-5) ~ SAT BS PR P(l),M(I) 0(1) 380 iJff!lif'GlI~ 891.15 4,538(167) H(I),O(I) PPC{l),MCW(l) W,HP PO 'UqSUN BS PR ~, 381 '~<$"( 209.23 1,212{2(2) P(1) -(to+) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 382 ~'lO 362.61 ~~ Uninhabited K~PR 383 lft~~ ~o 195.87 536(89) -(-5) -(10+) W,HP,T --(":"5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 384 vmr~~ 138.81 976(169) P(2) -(-5) W ~(-5) -(-5) BS PR 385 ~ 89.84 341(53) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) BS PR • 3&6 ~'(i\l 159.05 1,050(191) M(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) --(5-10) BS PR 387 ~ 47.75 32(6) -(-5) -(-5) HP.W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 388 ~~fWmf.m 37.23 159(24) -{-S} -(-$) W ~-5) -(-5) BS PR 389 m;rWt '4r 317.28 1,435(239) pel) PHC(I) T,W --(-S) -(-5) BS,RS PR 390 ~~~ 67.99 776(150) P(1) -(-S) w -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 391 ~~ijf ~o 56.2S 66(9) -(5-10) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 392 ~,.~_ !l;fo 97.13 ~'mQ" u n~habite 393 ~aro 43.30 'h~ UniQhabjtecL PR 394 tfl6f~ ifNcrt "0.. 303'.93 2,242(433) P(1) RP(I) W,HP,TK. --(-S) -(-5) BS PR , -- 395 tf4if(lfT ~ aT 0 482.8.1 47.(13) -(-5) .-(-5) RW -1-5) i.-~·~ BS PR VILLAGE DIRECfOIlY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PILlDIiIT T AHSIL-t 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 10 1 1 tflm"Rr ~~. 'ifRin" GC (12L41) Pilibbit (17) Wheat,Rice W (z. 4-3) TW (12.13) 70.42 0.81 23.88 Gauneri Badi 376 ~Rr ill· 'q~ Pilibhit (14) Wheat,Rice GC (8.9() 78.92 1.62 8.SO Jagdishpur 311 tf~'hrRr Pilibhit (14) GC (27.52) 2.83 0.41 0.40 lamalpur 378 tf~Rr if',~ Pilibhit (1 Z) ED Wheat,Rice TW (105.63) 8013 28.73 49.37 Bilai Pasiapur 379 tf~~ iti,~ GC (243.22) pilibhit (12) SA Wheat,Rice ... TWB (3.24) TK (3.24) 506.28 24.18 110.89 lahanabad 380 tf~"Rr ~, IIfRW Pilibhit (12) Wheat,Rice GC (121.01) TW 0-62) 45.13 8.50 32.37 Sund~ur 381 tflm'+r~ ,f Pilibhit 13) - TW (1.21) 132.34 10.12 218.94 Miranpur A. 382 q~rn _tt~, rqm? Pilibhit (13) Wheat,Rice TW (3.64) 137.~O 20.64 33.99 Miranpar Mu. 383 ~Rr ill, :qrt(Cif Pilibhit (8) EAG Wheat, Rice TWE (28.33) 83.71 10.12 16.59 Lalpur 384 ~Rr itt, :qmr Pilibhit (9) W heat, Rice GC (34.40) 44.52 6.48 4.44 ,,:.,... j Manpui' 38$ q~rn Pilibhit (12) ED Wheat,Rice TW (83.78) 42.09 8.90 24.28 Puraina 386 lfuf["fI'rn itt, ;rm? Pilibhit (IS) Wheat, Rice TW (1.61.) 44.n 0.40 1.62 Debipura 3g7 q~'tr ~, 'ilf1CI'~ Pilibhit (8) Wheat, Rice GC (21.04) 8.9() 3.64 3.65 ... Jagipur Chhitaunia 388 ~m ~,~ GC (138.41) Pilibhit (a) BAG Wheat,Rice TWE (0.40) 103.20 49.TT 25.50 Lalauri Khera 389 q't?"rfI'Rr ~,~ Pilihbit (1) BAG Wheat, Rice TwE (43.11) 10.12 6.01 8.09 Siabarhi 3~· ~Rf ",,~ Pilibliit (4) Wheat, Rice TW (7.28) 36.02 2.43 . 10.$2 ... Daulatganj Mu • 391 tfu.ft+r'tr Pilibhit (2) 41.28 16.19 39.~6 Daulatganj A. 392 ~Rr Pilibhit (2) EAG TWE (0.40) 31.97 9.71 1.22 Balpur A. 393 ~rn ~,~ W (41.68) Pilibhit (1) EAG Wheat, Rice ... TwE (23.88) 0 (10.52) 87.82 38.45 101.58 PalcariaNaugawanMust. 394 ~+rRr ii~, ~~ TWB (50.18) Pilibhit (2) EAG Wheat, Rice W (17.00) 0 (2.83) 260.63 74.96 7~.11 PakariaNaugawan A. 395 1Xl't' f;rtf~ ~ ~f~ ~ct 'lflr ~)1J ------~-- 1 2 3 s 6 7 8 9 10 II 13.36 . Uninhabited KR 396 ,"art aro '.", ~~ 397 ~~1!0 .55.04 280(55) --(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 398 '1~arr ~o 173.21 120(220) , pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR FPC(O If~ TUE 399 ~ 192.64 1,134(231) P(2),M(I),H(t) MCW(1) c PTO m~SAT , BS,RS PR 400 ¥ttf{1'«1 246 .87 1,080(172) P(I) FPC(I) W,HP,T,K -(-5) -(-5) BS KR,PR 40 11' fwcr~fu.rr 220.97 971(156) P(l) FPC(l) W,HP.TK -(-5) -(-5) BS KR,PR 186.16 909(118) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 402 ~'~'lIl 403 00r ""Ai ~o 188.99 1,004(169) P(l) MCW(l) W,HP,TK -(-5) -(-5) ~(-5) KR 404 ~~~o 61.51 180(36) -(-5)' -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-$) -(-5) KR ~s ~ ft1r6'q'o 7 .69 ~~ Uninhabited KR,PR 406 d'iW;;t' "Ar aro 52'.61 ~~ Uninhabited KR,PR 407 tlffiT 335.01 672(95) P(l) - (-5) , W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 408 ~~~. 96,72 ~ ifTiI'R Uninhabited KR 409 ~ 220 .16 646(97) M(l) . -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 410 206 .80 659(123) M(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) K&PR ""~ - ~SUN 411 .~ 142.45 1,135(188) P(l),M(l) _;,(-S) W,HP,TK -(-5) ~THU BS PR 412 ifi~I 413 ,Tfro1[~ 152.17 604(106) P(l) -(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) BS PR FPC(I) PO m+r MON 414 ~rorr ~~ 399.03 2,28Sl330) P(3),M(4) RP(1) W,HP,T PHONE ~ FRI· BS KR,PR 415 ~~T 185.35 89,9(135) PO) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -{-5) BS,RS PF! 65 VILLAGE DIRECfORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PILIBHIT TAHSIL-J .------~--- -- 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 Ql'W'f1frn Pilibhit (8) 12.15 0.40 0.81 T(tJ Kharua A. 396 q1ffi:;r1cr ij'~,eqrq'(? PiIibhit (8) Wheat,Rice..... rw (11.33) 38.45 1.62 3.64 Balpul Patti Mu. 397 q~;rre ~, 't{.JCI'13 PiJibhit (3) Wheat,Rice 0(7.69) 121.81 8.09 3S.62 Kharua Mu . 398 cr')1;i'hl"'Ta' .rr·~ Pilibhit (9) ED Wheat,Rice GC (136.79) 24.69 15.78 15.38 T(l),M(l) Khera 399 '" . tftm:;rrn ;r~, 't{TCllf pilibhit (10) Wheat,Rice .. Ge(S" .IS) TW (0.40) 115.74 9.31 37.24 T(l),M(l) Magarasa 400 ... . ~rlTrn 11i, 'q1'(ffl M(2) Pilibhit (9) EO,ED Wheat,Rice ... GC(184.54) tw(3.64) 8.09 2.02 22.68 C(1),T(J) Shivpuria 401 cr'h;rbr'Rr ~. 'tfTCfW Pilibhit (6) Wheat,Rice ... GC (19.43) 148.11 4.05 14.51 M(3), T(2) Harchuiya 402 cr~rn ~,~ Pilibhit (10) ED Wheat,Rice... GC 152.51) 11.33 5.26 19.83 Saijana Chauk Mu. 403 cr~'ffi ~, rqr~ Pilibhit (5) Wheat, Rice ,) .. o (0.81) 3S .21 5.67 19.82 Madhua Nagri Mu. 404 ·~10· Pilibhit· (3) 7 .69 Madhua Nagri A. 40S q~ Pilibhit (8) - 52.61 Saijana Chauk A. 406 q"h>ft+rm ~, 'tfmr Pilibhit (8) Wheat,Rice TJ( (25 .. 90) 148.,93 35.61 124.65 Pias 407 tf)w'hfur Pilibhit (9) 0(0.40) 44.11 20.6' 31 .51 Arazi Mafhu Dandi 408 tf)wl'lTrn ~,~ PiJibhit (15) Wheat, Rice . TW {108.06) 83.31 8.90 19.53 Handa 409 ... . '1rn'ht'm ;rg-, 'ifllfW' Pilibhit (14) Wl;leat,Rice TW (96.12) 15.68 11.33 23.01 Bhanpur 410 q-fi?if;rrn ~,~ Pilibhit (10) ED Wheat,.,. Rice GC (90 .65) . 24.28 1.83 24.69 M(2),T(l) Jatipur 411 tfr~hl'tr ~, 'iflCI'~ Pilibhit (8) Wheat,Rice 0(186.51) 100.71 10.93 29.54 T(2) . Kalyanpur Khas 412 tfu?l'~Ta" iiR", ~13 GC (118.58) TW (1.21) Pi1i~hit (11) Wheat,~j~e .. • 0-. ~ W (0 .40) O.(O.~O) 8.09 2.43 21 .06 M(l) Dandia Bhusorhi 413 qF-ftlT'Rr ~, 'T.fll«? GC(174.43)TWE(29.95) Pilibhit (13) EA '. Wheat, Rice ..•. W(S.26>TJ{{S.2Q)O(tl 33) 110.07 62.73 T(4) Khamaria Pul 414 " . crrebt'Rr ~, oqTCf~ Pilibhit (13) ... Wheat,Rice ... TW (98.75) 54.63 11 .33 20.64 Kukri Khera 415 .. ,- ._. , m f~lifii ~ ~4!4~ ~ '!fir ~ 1 2 3 4 6 1 8 9 10 11 --~------~------ 4t6 ~ 229.87 1,007(180) P(I) -(-5) W.HP --(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 411 ~ 389.33 1,565(265) P(2)H(2) RP(l) W,HP -i-5) -(-5) BS,RS PR,KR 111.36 398(70) --(-5) -(,..5) W,HP -(-5) -(-$) -(-5) KR 419 ~qf~ 282. .08 1,262(196) P(I) -(-5) T.W -(-5) -(-5) -{-5) KR 182 .52 1,106(207) P(l) -(-J> T.W -(-5) -(-5) --(-5) KR pWBD 195.41 835(131) P(1) 0(1) W,HP.TK -i-5) ~ SUND --(-5) KR 422 ~ -(.... 51 W,HP -(-5) --(-5) -(-5) KR ~SAT 423 ~7(~ 174 .ot 298(S2) -.:.(-S) -(-5) T,W -(oS) P WED -(-5) KR' 424 ~"t 186 .16 861(13~) pet) H(l) T.W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 87.82 227(44) P(I) . --(-5) W,HP,TK -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 426 ~~ 414.01 1.421(267) pel) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 427 !!~~ GrT~ 194.c 26 627(102) P(l) --(_,._, T,~W.TK -(-$) -(-5) --(-5) KR ~MOND 428 ~~ 224.61 1,297(238) P(l)' -(-~ vi -(-S) P FRI -(5-10) K.R P(2).M(1) "'W'TUB 429 if;;;rm 535.42 2,512(396) H{2) RP(5) W.Rp,T PO ~ SAT -(5-10) K.R,pR 430 aran:q;_ 'f... 165 ~93 764(132} P(l) (5-tO) W;1i.P -(-5) -(-5) --(5-10) "a 431 ~qiil''t. 190.61 ~ 8l'fitt(t Uninha.bited IGR 432 ~~:sr 193.04 511(76) -(-5) -(5) W.HP -(-S) -(-S) -(01+) KR 433 ~ef~t ~~ 201.14 ~ *l'Ttm( Uninhabited KR 434 ~ 81.75 363(59) M(l) -<~S) I&.W -(-S) ~MOND -(lOT) KR 41~ ~·U ~i!lf.m 't. 348.04 234(41) -(-5) -(-S~ gp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) '" NR H • ~ • ._-'._- " VlL~GE' DIRECtORY AMBNITI~S ,ANP l,.AND USE PI~'l' T.MiSIL,-l --.------~-~ 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 -~------.....,...------" . tf'tfr~1cr ifR", "'fTW Pilibhit(15) Wheat,Rice ClGQ~. 84)W,S.90) 47.35 1.~ 25.50 NQQtput' ~16 tf't;ft~'\Q ~W,~Tqw GC(140.84)TWE(48.16) Pilihhit(t4) BA Wheat, Rice ,Q(7.99)W{13.36)TI$(HI) 85.80 86.20 SJ1abj 417 " 4 tf'tfr~'tf ~,. "'fTCfw GC(19.83)TW(6. 8) ~(4!45)O(1,2,95) 2.02 19.02 T(I) S.;C~a PiIibPit(16) ... Wheat,Rice ~.. ~~.61 Nan. 4l~ " . '1't?'hrm tfR', "'fTCfw Pilihhit(12) Wheat,Rice GC(1~§:71) 44.52 303S 10.93 J:(1) Nand .P~siapur 419 '1't?'hlrn ~~,~ Bhagwatpur Pili~hit(12) Wheat,Rice GC(lS~·F) 1.~ 040 2~.26 Bajhera - .4f~ ~ if~, :;:m[~ Pilibbit(12) Wheat, ~ i,ce Gq78.Sl) 8S~f) 7.69 ,73.47 Dhakia Natha ~~1 tfu;ft~ft~ iT~,~ Pilibhit(ll) ... Wheat,Rice TW(44 52) 112.,9 6.07 ~2.26 Mirpur .422 tf~ ~, ""Cfw Pilibhit(12) W~t.. Ricc I\GC(~~) 32.aS 2.;83 29.95 .r~l) Newada Khus~1i 423 tfJ1;;r;rre- iit,~w PiUbhit(12) Whoat,Rice ' \GC(U6.!15) 32:-,.8 2.88 04.40 'I(Y) Aimi 424 tf~'hrrn itj,~ Arazi Pilibhit(13) W~at,Rice GC(66.~S) 17.M) 14.11 t(J) Nahd~ia 425 ~1cr itI, '"fT ~m Pilihhit(14) TW(4.~) 131.63 35.61 19.43 Amargaqi A. 431 q~m ifW,~ Pilib hit(J3) Whellt"R,ice TW(3,.4,4) 132:t4 36.02 ~.04 J(D Sharifganj 43,2 tfre'hr"Kr Pilibhit(14) TW(O;.*),. ,~.9S 3.64 12.15 Gu1ari1!o S~~atPur ":33 tf~"tcr if~, 'qT"~ Pilibhit(16) ... Whe~,J~,ice ·TW(14,.16) S7.Q6 3.24 1.29 T(l) Sakatl¥.U' 434 tft~'tr iij,lftP Pilibhit(13) ... Wheat,Rice rT·W(5.67)O(OAO) 116.15 131.93 93.89 Rampur Ujhai,nia A. 435 68 m f~if~l I~~~ ~~a~~W1f~ ------1 3 4 5 (; 7 a 2 ~ 10 --11 436 W 437 ;a1tf;m ~ t:t. 215.71 ~1fNR Uninhabited KR 438 ~ :ail1f14T ,. 131.60 601(102) pel) RP(l) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) --(-5) KR 439 \3~~. 108.86 ~~ Uninhabited KR 440 ~!. 197.49 1.696(~71) P(2) RP(I)O(l) W,HP -{-5) ~(-S) -(-5) KR ~"I'HU . 441 ~ 311.21 1,988(343) P(2) -(-5) W -(-5) UT1f MOND -(-5) KR 442 at1! ~N't 208.83 541(107) pel) -(-5) 'W PO -(-5) -(5-10) KR 21;3.28 3,339(611) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) 443 ~ -(-S) -(-5) KR 444 Frcro ~ 112.S1 699(U3) -(-5) ~-5) W,MP -(-5) - -(-5) -(-5) KR 445 fqq-u 'II1l- 105.61 515(82)- P(l) -(-5) W,HP --(-$) -(-5) -(-5) PR -((5) W,HP -(-5) -(-S) 446 ;rqft1fT~ 76.49 601(95) '(I) -(-~, PR 100.17 .645(96) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 441 .~ 201.21 - 1,291(226) P(I) -(-$) W,HP,TK. -(-5) - -(-5) BS PR 448 ~~ 1Jl3.S6 880(141) • :P(l) --(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) --(-5) PR 449 ~T ~,351(228) P(2) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) -(-5} PR 450 ~~ 302.31 -(-5) 451 fifilrr,., 183.33 495(82) P(l) ...-.{-5) W,HP,TK -(-5) BS PR --(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS 452 m.r~. 142.45 755(135) PR Uninhabited 453 ~itw1~- 12.55 ~ IrTitR KR -(-5) -(-5) 454 if,! ~tit ,;. 111.29 665(102) P(1) ~-S) W,AP -(-,) KR ~ RP(I) . W,HP,R,C -(-5) DAILY 4SS ~r(.'~9;'{ 299.88 1,349(228) P(1) BS PR • VlLLAGE DIRECTORY AMBNITIES AND I,.AND USE }aILUWIT TAlISIL-l ------.. __. ------._..___- 12 13 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 2 1 ------~~------_...... ------_ q~T+ftG ~~, 'i('f~ GC(26.71)TWE(4.0S) PiJibhit(24) EA Wheat, Rice . TW(l2.3S 3l.18 11.33 1l.lS Ujbainiya Rampur A. 436 q~m Pilibhit(13) ... 92.68' 113."72 9.31 Ujhaniya Rampura. A. 437 q're'''t~m ~ .'iWfW GC(l9.83)TWE(49.78) Pilibhit(24) J;A Wheat,Rice TK(o.40) 46.54 4.0S 11.00 T(I) Rampwa Ujbainiya Mu. 438 q't?'ht'Rr PiJibhit( 15) ,... 70.41 20.14 18.~ Umar 8arh A. 439 qJ<;;Tltrn iij, <;ffC('f GC(82.1S)TWE(16.59) Pilibhit(24) EA Wheat, Rice TW(8,09). 48.56 1'5.78 . 26.32 M(2) Umar 8arh Mu. . 440 ..... tf'hfufffi ~,~ TWB(43.30) TK( 1.21) Piliblrlt(22) EAG Wheat,Rlce GC(IS3.79) 12.85 6.01 33.99 TEM(I)· Goneh 441 ... GC(9J.4()W(O.81) tfm+rffi ~,~" PiHbhit(23) BAG Wheat, Rice TWE(27.S2) 46.35 16.19 ' 23.81 TEM(l) Abhu Dandi 442 tfrw'h1Rr ~,o;;rmr TW( 82.96)0( 1.62) Pilibhit(l) ED Wheat,Rice TK(1.21) I SUO 3l.38 . 43.31 Baraha 443 " .. qrwTltrn lfR', 'tfJi{w GC(27.11)TW(2S.SO) Pilibhit(4) Wheat,Rice... -I 0(5.27) 34.40 16.59 . 3.65 Pipara Wala 444 qrw'Prrn lfR', 'qrCf~ Pilibhit(2) Wheat,Rice GC(71.23) 14.97 12.9$ 6.48 Pipra Bhagu tf~rn ~,~ Pilibhit(3) Wheat,Rice... GC(5S.04) 7.28 10.U 4.0S Newadia Da hla 446 tf'F?'htrn ~,~ , 10.93 Pilibhit(3) . Wheat,Rice GC(78.1I) 10.12• l.61 T(l) Gutcha 447 q'F?"tlftcr ~,~ W(17.81)GC(8.09) Pilihhit(3) ED,EAG Wheat,Rice ... TWB(S9.90)TK(1.2l)· . 86.61 9.31 24.28 N(l),T(l) Rooppur KiJ'pa 448 qMltRr ~,'I:fT~ Pili bhit (4) ... Wheat, Rice GC(1~9.62 32.38 29.54 2.02 T(l) Khajuralm 449 q1wr~rn iT~,~ N(I)N(2) Pilibhit(3) ED,EAG Wheat,Rice TWB(t88.19) -6'7.99 38.85 7.28 T(3) Rooppur Kamalu 450 ~'hfm . ~,'"fTqw Pilibhit( 5) Wheat,Rice TW(33.J8) 99.96 17.81 32.38 N(l),T(I) Sandia Mu. 451 '" . q~~Rr ifR,~ Pilibhit( 23) Whe J.t, Rice OC(1.21) 42.09 25.09' 14,06 Sandia A.. 451 q~re Pilibhit( 5) ... - 8.90 1.62 2.03 Mathu Dandi A • 453 q~rn "'. "', ~TCAJ Pilibhit(7) ... Wheat,Rice 1W(40.07) 61.32 1.01 6.81 N(1),T(3) Mathu Dandi Mu. 454 q~rn itj, ;OW Pilihhit(6) ED Wheat,Rice GC(209.63) 65.56 2.83 21.86 N(t).TO) Janpulipur 4S5 .,f*ir~ ~ ,fqmi ~ tfll ~rWt ------.------~----.------~------1 2 . : 4 s 6 ; 7 8 9 10 11 466 ~ ·." 457 'firii(~ .-.a-\'fFt.jf ,p Sl.61 375(70) : ..~-5). -(-5) W,T -(-5) -:(-5) -(-5) PR 418 f~;:rn . 380.01 1,41a(Z49) P(I) MCW(l) T,W --<-5) -(-is) -(-5) PR 459 m~- . 174,83 811(i47) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR I 468 '1W ' 135.98 523(91) -(-54 -(-5) W;tlP --(-5) --(-5) -(10+> PR _M 462 ~'U~ J_{p 143 ,67 4~(69) P(l) --(S-10) T,W .-(-5) -'-5) -:-(-5) .J{R 463 ~I{o 40.07 -143(47) -:-("';'5).: . -(5-10) T,liN -(-5) -:-(-5) --,.(-5) .JCaR , '4~ fq;:i\"u ~o.. 114.53 738(120) P(1) . . -(5-10) T.W -(..... 5) -(-5) 4-5) K.R 465 fi ... 466 ~ril"o 125.05 . ~ 8J'TiilTif Umn.~bite 467 ~II'~ 81'0 218.84 <'~arrm Uninhabited KR ... 468 \f11C!~ ~o 33'.59 ~~- Uninhabited' KR 469 ~~o 68.39 739(131) -(-5) -(-5) 'T,W --(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR .. 470 1Wu~\ _ 180.50. ~,arr~ Uninhabited KR 471 fti+f11:m iiIT~ 64,3' .~ BJT4('R Un,\nbabi,ted ,PR 472 ~~ 131.12 76~(P9) -(-5) -(-5) W,I;Ir -(-5) ....,-(-5) -(-5) KR 473 ftl +i f(lll ff~ 127.58 982(164) P(l) -(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) .. -(-5) KR 11 VILLAGE DIREcrORY AMENITIES AND LAND USB PILIBHIT TAHSIL-l ------12 13 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 2 1 q~ Pilibhit (9) ... 4.45 2.83 20.Z4 Na wadi a Sharifganj A. 456 q~')q "R' 1IifTlf~ GC (~.45) pilibbit (1) Wheat,Rice.... '" TW(16.59)TK(2.43) 22.26 1.62 5.26 Nawadia Sharifganj Mu. 451 q'~'hftcr ~,~w PiIibhit (6) ED . Wheat,Rice.... '" TW(121.01)TK(t.21) 191.83 18.21 47.75 T(l) JirauDia 458 q~"tcr "R, liflCifB' Pilibhit (11). Wheat,Rice... GC (7•• 06) 12.44 1.28 21.05 T(l) AIiapur 459 q'~ ~,~ Pilibhi t (12) Wheat,Rice GC (88.63) 31.16 ·15.78 0.41 Bhura 460 tr'lB''ht''ta' iti·~ T(l) Pilibhit (5) ED Wheat,Rice GC (190.61) 63.13 9.31 ' 35 .21 M(1),N(2) Pauta Kalan 461 q~"tcr ~,~q Pilibhit (5) Wheat,Rice TW (14 .91) R(2.02) 51.87 11.14 57.07 Satharapur Mu. 462 q~~'\q iI~,~w Pilibhit (5) Wheat,Rice ... TW (15.18) 14.27 1.63 7.69 Bhainsaha Mu. 463 ~;r"tcr ~,~ Pilibhit (7) Wheat,Rice TW (24.69) 40.07 21.04 28.13 T(l) Chinaura. Mu. 464 ~"tcr Pilibhit (6) TW (5.61) 141.65 42.90 88.62 Chinaura A. 465 q~'hr Pilibhit (9) 52.21 1.21 71 .63 Bhainsaha A. 466 tft;rr~fffi Pilibhit (7) TW (S.66) 14165 43.71 87.82. Satharpur A. 467 q~'hftcr PiJibhit (6) 19.83 1.21 12.55 Raipur A. 468 qr-nnt)cr ~, 'ifR~ Pilibhit (11) Wheat, Rice GC (21.11) 10.12 2.43 28.73 T(3) Raipur Mu. 469 q~'rn Pilibhit (12) 65.56 2.83 112.11 Miterseopur 470 ~~ Pilibhit (13) TW (0.40) 10.93 53.02 Simaria Jagir 471 q~1cr ~,:q~ GC (5.67) Pilibhit (13) Wheat,Rice ... TW (8.50) TK (0.81) 90.15 6.48 19.41 T(2) Gazipur 472 ~1cr ~, 'ifT~~ Pilibhit (14) W heat. Rice TW (57.87) 47.35 7.69 14.57 T(2) Simaria Tarachanc1 473 -_.-...... - ' _. __ --- -- .... ~------I , at! t ':(. , I ~I". ~ t- ,~ ~ \) 4 -::c N I J co p 4 /j Vt --' -A- - r ~t- "i U ) n N ..12 d t;~ I- Ci) c(C) ~ ~J I-- ~ \ \. " oJ , , I :: 'Pl ~ II' I 'I . r ~~5! . . II. .,'.rr,,! "I!l .. II'," F'l c, ~ I I V1 . I 'I III It), •• IUU I I z:-t--____{/) 2-cft"(1 '!~ ~"'~- 2-BISALPUR TAHSIL-- 74 .. 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Wtiu~. 138 181. <{&IilT"~ l{~~<; 58 319 188. if~lIT fu\'lfir< 250 118. ,~1.. ~ 172 153. fGlit~~lTr 119. ,~~ 215 154. ~~(i~~ 95 189. ~~~. 377 120. $iT1'f 254 155. ~T~ 195 190. ~r~ll' 376 ~ 121. =4f~f~ 114 156. ?;~ 182 191. ifq"\f m· 1~ 25 122. 'tffoll ~ 460 157. ~~T 1flTg 92 192; ifiI"U ftfiiIT 117 123. ~~~qt 2b9 158. ~~mT 59 193. iI~r w 255 344 159. . 82 .. 194. 0f1it~ ar~B' . 411 124. ~ ~6lfT ~it 288 195. ;:rtil;rl('( 163 125. ~arr~ 291 160. iifiqtfT ~ijitcilt 126. ~'\qn 231 1_61. (f~ q 131. ~'if'( ~ ~~. 371 166. I~~. 373 201. 'itt 4iiji I€!'( 350 .. " 206 132. m{OOw',· 370 ,167. m'5l"~ 2.94 202. ~'( 204 133' ~. 365 . 168. fo~ 290 203. ~ 134. iiRij''(f 'tfro 364 169. f~n~ 285 204. ¥'''1f'IT . r . 36 413 135. 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'i'~m 240 3S1.~~ 458 392. 'tI=1J.'U ~ 448 323. ~~ UllT"f«~ 125 358. ~ (fT. ~T 261 393. ~)m 104 324. 'RiZf"!"T 233 359. ~ ~"I"!' 391 394. 1:f{T~ 359 325. ~T 423 360. ~'(ff~ 156 395. '{.ulft ~ 457 326. 1j'ef~1: 316 361. ~{~ 287 396. ~ tt~(fq'l'-?T 407 321.~ 43 362. ~~ 309 397. ~'"' lIfafllit;r 405 328. II'nr~ 227 363.~~ 21l 398, 'Uf <{1f\;T 16 329. ~ 45 364.·~ 90 399. 1:~~ 390 330. ~ ri Ull'WT'ffl . 169 365. ~~ tt,o+rr~ 398 400. 'UO 314 331. i1~ifi'$( 111 366. ~ll~ 397 401. 336 •.~~1: 334 311. ~(I'i1i{,!( ~", 1:l~ CIJ1!CI' 247 406. f~ mm- (@t¥flcir 322 337.~ 229 404 407. 'i'fCffft 323 372. 1{~IR'!1:;rill f~MT. um .. 338. 'i'~~ 414- 313. ~~~iif ~ 6 408. ftSR:;r ~ 396 339. Jfq~ 199 314. 1lI' ~tR 22 409. ~~~ 283 340. ~1(f 51 375. Il~ IIiWT 26 410. min 337 341. ~ {1M 31 376. ,_~~~ '!' 28 41l.~ 231 342. lI'(Iifqr 392 311.~~ 91 412.~ 462 343. ~m 383 378. 1{ift' 188 413. ~at ~\IfT 60 344.~ 178 379. t{rn ~ 403 414. RT tIlU 11 345. ~~<1ql 200 380. 1f.~ 193 415. ~an 152 346.~ 123 381. ~~ 402 416. n)1:~~ 318 347. qr~ \iIl(f<1$( 271 382. l{frn ~'6' t{. 14 417.~ 434 348. lIR~ a{1ij<1'!( 186 383. ~~1f' 75 418. ~w~ 265 349. mw II'1:lU 456 384. ,fclrr at. ~ 213 41.9. W-.:qr 467 350. ~ 239 385. W'~~ 264 420. 'I)qT 339 "18 .. -·-·~its.. rtt .~~ i)1:f ~JI VHI Ofil ;rllf ~ Ii1r ~ 11r Ofi'T 'f1lf ~%l(ff 11lll' 0fi'T 'ftlI ~ 9-. ~;fo tfo ~;fo 9-0 .«0 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 421. wm 435 441. f6~ ,,~~ 301 461. ~a-8rr 3 '" 280 422. ~ 333 442. fuei\'u fiRl'lfT 30 462. ~ll~U 262 423. 'llTT~ 332 443. f\:rGr arr 228 463. ~~~ • • 222 424. ~nS1U 41 444. f«,~ 270 464. ~VfTtt~ '3'q) 'tan~ 258 . 425. 'llTTQ:~~ ~(tlq'r~ 451 j 44.5. fA'U ~,{fJr 27 46.5. ~~ 426. 'llT'~~~ It't1fCfl61' 449 446. f~~ 24~ 466., ~U~~ 234 421. m~i ".r1(ll'T 464 447. f{fll'.<1-.il" 268 467. ~~'( 293 428. W~~ 67 448. ftRflll 6i+ii\\f$( 330 468. ~rfq)iiI"flI"{ "",t . 352 429. ro~ ri 20 449. fmrtrT ~~ ... 217 ~9. ~ f{lIl~ ~. 368 .... 0 367 430. mq~ ~$'( 142 450. ~~~~ 349 470. ~,(1~ f~~1 ~. 431. ~Wqr 354 451. ~~q'(~ 219 432. "'ij1f~ 205 452. ~ll'F1I' U~'fr.~ 418 433. m-u .. 429 453. §"oft . , 351 434. U\Pf~~ 298 454. W'EflfT 119 435. ~1lft "qm 47 455. Wa' 18 436. ~C(ltt ~ 181 456 •. ~m 190 437. ~T~ 346 457. um 118 438. ~T~ 387 458. ~ 324 439. f~aT'(qiil' ~ft{lrr Q;~. 38l 459; meter 304 440. fm'{~~ ,,~. ~. . 381 460. f~t 317 "" ALPHABETICAL UST 0' VILLAGES' BIsAt~R' TAHS:a, SI. Location ' SI. Location 81. Location , No. Name of Village Code No. No.' Na.tne or ViII. ' Code No. No. NatDI of Village Code No. t - 2 - 3' 1 2 S t 2 3· 1. Abhaipur Chains Nakti 388 36. Bahadurpur Hukmi Mustqil 51 71. Bhagwantpur Karor M_ust., 33S" 2. Adhkata 96 37. Bahadurpur ('I) Kishni 328 72. Bhagwa ntpur (T) Kareli 31L 3. Adilabad Bisalpur' 469 38. Bakainia Dixit 130 73., Bhainpura 421), 4. Adilabad Maroori 210 39. Bakainia ('I) Rampur Amrit 244 14. Bhainsahai ParbatpuJ 6~ S. Ashari 25' 40. Bakainiya Mahad 21 15. Bhainsaha Owalpur A. 7}, 6. Ahirpur Nagla.' 415' 41. Bamroli 286 16. Bhai,nsaha GWJllput Must. 69 1. Ahirwara Ahatmali 441 42. Banda 218 17; Bhainsta Jalalpur 399 8. Ahirwara MustkU 439 43. Baragaon 165 18:, Bbaipur 393 9. Ajan llS 44: Bargada S4 ,79. Bhairpuri 63 10. Akbarabad 176' 45. Barehpura Gharam 426 80. Bhasunda 360 11. Akbarganj Simra 340 ·46. Barhepur Maroori 218 ·8t. Bhaunrwa 3,89, 12. Akhtiyarpur -1S 47. Barkhara 145 82. Bhikampur Urf Pranpur 14) 13. Akoda 157 48. Barkheri 144 83. Bhitera - 175 14. Allahabad Dewal 146 49; Barkhera Kalan~A. 66 84. Bhogapur 415> 15. Allahabad Sinua 263 SO. Barkhera Kalan Muit· 65 8S. Bhoora 252 16. Amdar 44 51. Barkhera Kata 132 St>. Bhopatpur Ii4' 17. Amkhera Lucknow 48 '52. Barkhera (1) Pasgawan 207 87. Bichpuri (1) Intgaon 198 18. Amkheriya (T) Pagar 214 '53. Barkhera Yailin' 134 88. Bichpuri (T) Jogitber 139 19. Amkhiya Jalalpur'" iTI 54. Baramau 88 89. Biharipur Hira 179 20. Amrita Khas '433 ' 55. Barsibaley Urf Bania' 442 9&. Biharipur Karmkha 428 21. Amra Karor 361 . '56. Basal Puraina 116 9l~ Bibaripur Khurd 281 22. Andaha 164 51. Basara 452 '92. Bikrampur , 2 23. Araji Basuia 4tO '58. Basuia Khll.s' 440 93 Bilaiya Makrandpur 216 24. Arazi Kundri 411 59. Basara 2S1 '94. Bilaspur 291 25. Arazi Maqrooka Suhela '191 iro. Bauni 453 ,95. Birsinghpur 181 26. Arjunpur Ahatmaii 312 61: Behta 124 96~ Budhauli 192 27. Arjunpur Milsi. 369 62. Behti 230 t1. Budhauiia 53 28. Arsia Bojh 46 63. Benipur 127 98. Buhita 112 , - ~ ',,- 29. Athkona 136 ", ~. Bera 436 '9!>. Chak Sheopuri 1l~ 30. Azampur Barkhera' '168 65. Bhadara ,'466 100. C hand pur 312 " 31. Baboora 282 66. Bhadari 468 [Of. Chandpura ,344 32. Badhepura (1) Kusma '-31 ~61. Bhaa~rig Xanja 266 ,tOl. Chaprua Kunyian 291 "!3. Bad her a 122 ~ 68. Bhagautipur ,159 103. Charkhoia. ~31 34. Bahadian <' , ISO 69. Bhagwantpur I<:ajatbojfii '61 104. Cbathia Se1varam 460 35. Ba,hadurpur Uukmi' A. .~ 70. Bhagwantpt1r-KUoi'~"" 336 lOS ... Chathia Hilai 289 80 ALPHABETICAL UST OF VILLAGES BISALPUR TAHSIL SI. Location 81. Location SI. Location No. l'{l.1Je of Village Co1~ No. No.· N.lIl}c of Village Code No. No. Name of ViJJage Codc No. I 2 3 1 2 3 I 2 3 106. Chaukhandi 444 141. Gahluiya 100 176. Imalia Marauia 437 t07. Chaunsra 36Ci 142. Gajana Sidharpur ISO 177. Imalya Gangi 166 108. ChauDsar Padia 364 143. Gajhara 120 118. Imalya T Phuiakuan 13\ 109. Chintapur 235 144. Gajhari 121 179. Intarora 93 110. Chonsar Hardo Patti A. 371 145. Gajraha 49 180. Intgaon 187 111. Chonsar Hardo Patti Must. 310 146. Gangupur 345 181. Iradatpur Pagar- 284 112. Churra 394 147. Gauhania. 245 182. [sapur 241. 113. Chlltkuna. 408 148. Gayaspur 384 183. Jadupur Khurd 267 114. Damupura 161 149. Ghanshiampur 237 184. Jadupur Natha 238 11S. Dandia Bhagat 92 ISO. Ghazipur Kunda 57 185. Jadupur Patti 113 116. Dandia Lachhi 82 151. Ghungchaiya 215 186. ]agatpur 209 117. Dandia Rajhe 59 152. Ghunghaura 254 181. Jagdishpur 97 US. Daulatpur 10 153. Ghuri 171 188. Jagipur Jaitpur 73 119. Daulatpur Hira 443 154. Ghuri Khurd 129 189. Jaipalpur 297 120. Daulatpur Patti 50 155. Ghuri Patti 172 190. Jalalpur 386 12(. Deohana 32 156. Gobal Patipura 416 191. Jamunia Mua 160 122. Deokalya 419 151. Goharpur 302 192. Jamunia T. Intgaon 189 123. Deora- 29 158. Golra Machhwapur 55 193. Jasainagar 155 124. Deorajpur 38 .59. Gopalpur 295 194. Jasauli Dewari 348 125. Deoria Kalan 148 160. Gujraula 353 195. jeoma Kalyanpur 14 126. Deoria Khurd 256 161. Gularia Maron 221 196. Jhampa 260 127. Dhakaryia 253 162. Gularia Radney 126 197. Jogiher 137 128. Dhakyia Jalalpur 288 163. Gularia T Sujni 3S6 198. Joogyiabari 300 129. Dhakyia Mahak 343 164. Gutariya T Masmula Qasba 363 199. Kainchua 185 130. Dhakyia Ranjit 3SS 165. Gulenda Gontia 4204 200. Kaithulyia 430 131. Dhakwara 422 166. Hafiznagar Bandai 352 201. Kajar Bojbi 40 132. Dhangawan 194 167. Hamupura 280 202. Kalyanpur Bhant 110 133. Dharalia 85 168. Harharpur 293 203. Kalyanpur T Behti 223 134. "Dhimarpura 461 169. Harrai 262 204. Kalyanpur T Kareli 313 135. Dhuksi A. 314 {70. Harraipur 258 205. Kandharpur A. 409 136. Dhuksi Must. 371 111. Harraipur Khurd 234 206. Kandhrapur Must. 406 137. Dhuraiya 306 172. Harunagar Urf Nuanaila 222 207. Kangawan 341 138. Dugipur Baragaon 412 173. Hatua 3 208. Kanpara 2:01 139. Fazullahganj Urf Kar~Ja 141 174. Hirapur Deohi A. 368 209. Kanpari 174 140. Fazilpur Raipur 161 17'. Hirapur. Deohi: Must •.. 361 110. Karanpur Ch ale 196 81 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES BISALPUR TAHSIL S1. Location Sl. Location SI. Location No. Name of Village Code No. No. Name of Village Code No. No. Name of Village Code No. 1 2 3 1 2 2 3 211. Karanpur Laykram 470 246. tad pur 434 28t. Marena 296 212. Karanpur Mali 463 247. Lakh Khas 11 282. Marori Khas 226 213. Kareli 299 248. Lalor Gujranpur 318 283. Maseet 51 214. Karkhera 375 249. Lamua 152 284. Matena 423 215. Karnaiya In 250. Lilhar 265 285. Mawaiya 199 216. Kastua 269 2S1. Longaha 339 286. Migitai 431 217. Kataiya 151 252. L ucknow Kalan 60 281. Mighona 427 218. Katakwara 83 253. Luhicha 467 288. Milak Gontia 432 219. Keshopur 5 254. Madhaiya 45 289. Mintarpur 33 220. Khagai 39 255> Madhaiya Urf Ramshala 169 290. Mirpur Bahanpur 391 221. Khajuria Nabiram 203 256. M adhkarpur 316 291. Mirpur Giratld 458 222. Khajuria Pachpera 7 257. Madhopur J21 292. Mirpur Hamopur 211 223. Khakuma n5 258. Madhpuri 43 293. Mirpur Harraipur 281 224. Khamaria Pandri 1 259' Madhwapur 221 294. Mirpur Hirpur 309 225. Khamghat 128 260. Mahadewa 391. 295. Mirpur Ratanpur 156 226. Khamaria Nawadia 378 261. Mahad Khas 31 296. Mirpnr T DhakaPyia 261· 227. Khandeypur 445 262. Mahawa 383 297. Mirpur"uralt 105 228. Khanpur Birampur 320 263. Maheshpur 178 298. Miteypur 329 229. Kharagpur Kalan 459 264. Maholia 200 299. Mohammadganj Amkhiria 70 230. Kharagpur Khurd 103 265. Maini 188 300. Mohariunadpur Bhaja 404 231. Kharanka Uchsia 465 266. Majhgawan 233 301. Mohammadganj Ram!'ura 6 232. Khardaha 154 267. Makrandpur Naka 240 302. Mohammadpur T- KareH 30S 233. Khardai 124 268. Makrandpur Roshan Singh 125 303. Mohammadpur T Kishanpur 149 234. Khirkia 135 269. Makrandpur T SimroH 273 304. Mohammadpur T·Rampur 247 Amrit 235. Khutrain 246 270. Malakpur 334 305. Muha 366 236. Kishanpur 147 211. Maika 229 306. Mund Gawan 193 237. Kishni 326 272. Malnapur 4U 307. Mundha Semnagar 22 238. Kitnapur 380 213. Maniya 275 308. Mundia Bhagwant 158 239. Kohara 301 274. Mankapur 177 309. Mundia Bilehra 264 240. Kokia 77 275. Manora Suman 403 310. Mundia Hulas 79 241. Kokli 78 276. M:~npura 131 311. Mundia Karor 402 242. KUraiya T Phutakuan 12 zn. Manpur Bisalpur 186 312. Mundia Kundri A. 74 243. Kuryia Kalan 235 278. Maopur Jalalpur 277 313. Mundia KUndri Must. 75 244. Kuryia Khurd 241 279. Manpu~ M~rp~i 456 314. Mundia T Pasgawllo 213 Z45. KusmCl- ~5 280. Mar 239 315. MuseU A. 398 82 ALPHABEnCAL LIST OF VILLAGES BISALPUR TAHSIL Sl. Location SI. Location SI. Location No. Name of Village Code No.~ No. Name of Village Code No. No. Name of Village Code No, 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 .1 316. MuseJi Must. 397 351. Pakaria T Deoria . 153 386 • Qusba Patti 38~ 317. Musepur Jaisingh 91 352. Pakaria T Uumaria 111 387. Qasimpur 362 318. Musepur Kalan 26 353. Palya Muafi 19 388. Rainagla 1~ 319. Musepur Khurd 28 354. Pandari Khamria 8 389. Raipur 454 320. Musrha 90 355. Pandri Marori 308 390. Rajupur Kundri 39<: 321. Nabinagar 163 356. Paniyan Ramkishan 101 391. Rampur 3S~ 322. Nagaria Fateypur A. 377 351. Paniyan Himmat 106 392. Rambojha 10<1 323. Nagaria Fatehpur Must. 376 358. Parai 102 393. Ramnagar Jagatpur 3~ 324. Nagarya Tilagir 250 359. Parasi Ramkishan 140 394. Rampur Arnrit 241 325. NagipUl" Akhola 411 360. Parsandi 358 395. Rampura Nathu 8~ 326. Nagra Fiza 117 361. Parsia 341 396. Rampura Na ugwan 37! 327. Nagra Rata 255 362. Parewa Anup 108 397. Rampur Rana 4M 328. Nagar T Musepur 2S 363. Parewa T Kishni 327 398. Rampur Basant 2~ 329. Nakta Urf Moradabacl 58 364. Parewa Turha 212 399. Randheta Ahatmali 45C 330. Nand 204 365. Partap Dandi 62 400. Randheta Mustqil 44i 331. Basiya Khanpur 45~ Narainpur 94 J66. Pasgawan 208 -401. ·332. Nasrulahpur 350 367. Pasiapur 315 402. Rasoola Ahatmali 4()i 333. Naugawan Ambar 197 368 . Patarsia 80 403. Rasoola Mustqil 40; 334. Nawad;a Baljeet 446 369. Patijia 303 404. Rath 31, 335. Nawadia Bhagat 400 310. Pataniya 331 405. Richhola Ghasi A. 32: 336. Na wadiya Maroori 225 371. Patrasa Ku warpur 81 406. Richhola Ghasi Must. 32: 337. Neorapur 206 372. Phirsaha Churha 259 407. Richhola Sabal 39 338. Newada Mahesh 71 373. Phutakuan 9 4(8. Richhulia 39, 339. Nirotam Nagla 413 374. Pipar Gaihna 257 409. Robaniya 46: 340. Niwa Dandi 417 375. :riparia Mandan 101 410. Rotapur ,23: 341. Nogwan Santosh 184 316. Piparia Sanjarpur 170 411. Ruria 33' 342. Nua Nagla 36 317. Piparia Singipur 310 412. Ruria G huriya 28 343' Orajhar 220 378. Piparia T Pagar 272 413. Sabepur 34 344. Pachpera Shahpura 99 319. Pipra Khas 89 414 Safaura 42 345. Pachpera T Shahpur 17 380. Pir!hipur 4 415. Sair 38 346. Pacht~r Kuiyan 202 .381. Puralna 86 416. Sakhia 3~ 347. Paharganj 421 382. Puraina Muafi 338 417. Sanddeo 3~ 348. paintojhi 162 383. Purainia Ramgularo 133 418. Sangawan 2( 349. Pakaria Bindhua 214 384. Purnapur 84 419. Sarai Urf Saraiy~ 29 35O. Pakaria MansIi 34Z 385. QabulplU' 76 420. Shadian Ladpw ~f 83 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES BISALPUR TAHSIL SI. Location S1. Location SI. LocauOD No. Name ot Village Code No. No. Name of Village Code No. No. Name of Village Code Ne • ... 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 421. Shahbazpur A. 451 441. Sitalpur Qazi 349 461. Turha 216 422. Shahbazpur Must. 449 442. Sitarganj Nawadia A. 382 462. Uchsia 321 423. Shahpur 33l 443. Sitarganj Nawadia Must 1381 463. Udaraha 98 424. Shahpura 41 444. Sondha 118 464. Uganpur Bisalpur 24 425. Shampur 333 445. Soraha 324 465. Ugaopur Macaui '438 426. Shekhpur 67 446. . Suhas 18 466. Ulika 351 421. Sheopuri Nawadia 464 447. Suhela 190 461. Umaria 109 428. Sherganj Dharmnagar 142 448. Sujni 351 468. Umra Khansingh 42 429. Sherganj Khurd 20 449. Sukatiya Ja,skarnpur 418 469. Ved Kbera 455 430. Simra Inchharam 27 450. Sundhia 119 470. Wiriya 435 431. Simra Mahipat 249 451. Swami Nawada 47 432. Simroo]i 268 452. Tajpur 294 433. Sindua 228 ' 453. Tehra Lekhraj 95 434. Sinhuapur 270 454. Tehra Sriram 195 435. Sindhaura Bindhua 30 455. Tehri 182 436. Sindbaura Kharagpur 301 456. Tikri Muafi 138 4l7. Singbipur 330 457, Tilchi 290 438. Sisaiya. Jalalpur 317 458. Tilsanda Hansua 285 439. Sisaiya Sabab 211 459. Tuiblia 319 440. Sitalpur Maroori .l19 460, Tulapur 243 Vt1I r,,'fici¥ I >iA PQ1~ q.i I f;r ~~ ~ ijf;f wqQt~ [1ff({ m~ it W~ ~ ~ ~ iJ) ~ it iW (-~ ~ tIlIll 8"fT ~ irTt ~ it f~ f~ iU ~ ~Ql" ~!{~ ~ ill?: m If( 'll {u ~ ~ ~ ~ t-5 fiti'o m- o, 5 if l(~ fctl'o lfto am: lO+f.I\o ~o] . . Amenities available-(lfnot available within the village, a dash(-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad range viz-S kms •• 5-10 kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest place where the facility is available is given) --- ~iliTwmr" N arne of ViUage 2 3 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 160.67 3.476(544) P(Z) RP(2)D(I) W,HP PO_ -(-5) RS PR 88.22 1,063(177) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 67.58 Uninhabited KR,PR 148.52 --(-5) -(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) --(-5)' KR,PR 130.72 42O(7J) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 6 101.9& 400(69) --(-5) 1j~~iiJ' ~'(J' -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR !" WED 247.27 1,124(211) P(l),M(I) 1 .~(lfrq~ -(-5) W,HP PO m'if SAT -(-5) KR 8 qnr~ 232.70 1,522(262) P(1) --(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 124.65 460(79) --(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 136.38 395(66) P(!) --(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 136.79 574(118) P(l) -(S-lO) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 12 Cfi~ QT. '¥' ~ 125.46 603(119) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-j) -(-5) -(-5) KR 13 ~ 85.39 Uninhabited PR VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USB BlSALPUR TAHSIL-l Land Usc (i. t. area under different types of land usc in hectares rounded up to two decimal places) IN "liT ifl1r Name of Village 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 q~btlcr EAG ij-~/ Cifr:fW GC(89.44) fWE(2.03) Pilibhit(l4) EO Wheat,Rice TK(7.28) . 29.54 6.88 25.50 T(I),M(2) Khamaria Pandri 1 qr~"tst'm . EAG ~~, cqr:rw Pilibhit(15) EO Wheat,Rice GC(72.44)TWE(3.64) 0.40 0.81 10.93 Bikrampur 2 q"tw-bt"til Pilibhit(l5) TW(S6.66) 5.67 2.42 2.83 Hatua 3 q"t'~'hl1:~ ~, '9TcI'W- TW(64.35)TK(29.9.5) Pilibhit(16) Wheat, Rice W(3.64) 30.75 10.9 1 8.90 Pirtbipur 4 q1~''ttt'm ~R', '9fGI'B' Pilibhit(16) ... Wheat, Rice " GC(94.30)TW(0.81) 15.18 8.90 10.93 Keshopur S q~rn ~~J~ Mohammadganj hilibhit(16) Wheat,Rice TW(17.70) 8.50 6.48 9,30 Rampura 6 q~'N'Rf ~~,'9Tc1'~ Pilibhit(15) Wheat,Rice GC(194.26) 2.5.09 12.14 Khajuria Pachpera 7 q~t+r'Rf ~~I'ifr:f~ GC(124.24)TW(31.S7) Pilibhit(15) Wheat,Rice TK(2.02) 29;95 17.40 . 27.51. T(l),M(I) Pandari Khamaria 8 q~"re' ~~,~ Pilibhit(14) Wheat, Rice GC(96.72) 10.52 6.48 10.93 Phuta Kuao 9 lftm+tRr ~,~ Pilibhit(15) Wheat, Rice GC(20.24) 97 . .53 6.48 12.13 Daulatpur 10 '" . q'M+r'm ~/~ Pilibhit(16) Wheat, Rice GC(104.41) 13.76 8.10 10.52 Lakh Khas 11 q~')Q it~,~ Kuraiya Pilibhit(15) Wheat, Rice TW(47.75) 38.85 28.34 10.52 T. Phutakuan 12 qre'hfl"Q ~~,~ ImaJiya T. Pilibhit(14) Wheat, Rice GC(l04.00) 12.55 12.95 20.24 Phutakun wa 13 q~"a ~~/~ Pilibhit(12) Wheat, Rice GC(159.04) 205.59 53.83 SO.18 Jeohra Kalyanpur 14"- _, q~'ffi ~~ I "fTCI'W Pilibhit(12) Wheat, Rice TW(4.5S) 41.28 38.85 0.81 Akhtiyarpur 15 m fit'f\ .. 2-~~~ \iFf ~fIrii Q;at ~if ~ij"'m ---..,..--....._~- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ,------_:. --- - ___.__.._ ------...... _-----...-----~ _ 16 \Ii ~~ 84.68 ~~ Uninhabited PR 17 Iflffct,r crr.~r~ 236.75 942(151) P(l)M(I) -(10+) W,T,TK -(-5) -(-5) --{':"'S) RR wf.f SAT KR 18 ~m 451.05 1,406(261) P(l) -(10+) W,T,TK PO lfq~ TUB -(10+) 19 qf~~T .qrqft 65.56 183(32) -(-5) -(-5) W,I{P -(-5) -(-5) -(5-1(1) KR ~WED 20 ~~ 71.63 332(45) -{-51 -(-5) W,HP -(-5) '5Jfrr SAT -(5-10) KR 21 af~fiflfr i1(~ 11S.14 ·398(77) -(~S) -(..:~ W;T,fK -(:-5) -(-5) --(5-10) KR 22 W'f ~q~ JlS.71 l,lB(2l0) P(l) --(\0+) T,W,TK --{-S) -(-5) -(5-to) KR 23 8r~ 110.18 546(95) -(-5) -(-5) T,W,TK -(!-10) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 24 ~llh0lJ\ 161.56 721(131) -{-S) -(-5) ·rw --(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 25 ;:rq'U~. ~ 125.'6 414(61) -(-5) -(-5) W,T,TK -(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 26 149.33 -(-'5) W,HP -(5-:-10) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 1{.~ Cfi1I'T 497(101) pel) , 27 f~T~ 14.87 ~arrm Uninhabited KR 28 ~~( 97.13 345(56) ":"'(-5) -(-5) W,T,HP -(5-10) -(-5) -(S-10) KR 29 ~ 86.61 151(22) --(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(5-10) -(-5) --(5-10) KR 30 f\Nm~arr 241.61 568(103) P(t) -(-5) W;HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 31 ~~ ..nr 473.09 1,IOJ(215) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR PO 32 ~iftffT 5,295.90 3,414(663) P(l) -(S-lO) W,TK.TW Phone --(5-10) -(5-10) KR 33 flf~ 547.15 192(42) P(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-2) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 34 '(I'11·r( ~q'~ 468.64 1,673(329) P(1),M(t) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) m MON -(5-10) KR 35 ~.. 168.76 ,683(130) p(1) -(10+) W,TK -(5-10) -(-5) -(10+) KR,PR '" VILLAGE DIREcrORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE BISALPUR TAHSIL-2 12 13 1l 15 16 17 111 19 20 2 1 q'Twl'lftcr Pilibhit(l8) 36.83 35.61 12.14 Rainagala 16 q~'\+r~ TW(121.89)TK(38.8S) if~,~ I Pilibhit(18) Wheat,Rice W(2.8t) 43.32 4.45 19.43 Pachpera T. Shahpur 17 q~)Q it[,~ TW(26.1J)GC(108.86) Pilibhit(18) Wheat,Rice W(1.21)TK(O. to) 233.92 46.14 34.81 Suhas 18 q~'\+r~ itWI~ Pilibhit(29) Wheat,Rice TW(32.78 13.76 5.26 13.76 Palya Muafi 19 q1'm~ itR',~ Pilibhit(3S) Wheat,Rice ... GC(3l.S7) 21.85 12.14 6.01 Sherganj Khurd 20 '" . q't ",. q~'hfur ~,~ Pilibhit(1) Whea.t,Rice GC{l06.84) 6.48 2.02 .10.12· Nagar T. Musepur 25 ... '" . ;fhr~ tt'R'~ Bisalpur(26) Wheat, Rice TW(I09.27 17.00 6.88 16.18 Musepur Kalan 26 ift~ Bisalpur(27) TW(15.38)O(1.62) .kll 13.76 Simra Incbharam 27 iftm;J~ iT~,~ Bisalpur(8) Wheat,Riee· GC(3S.61), 35,61 11.74 14.17 M usepur Khurd 28 ,'. ~'hr~ tt'R'~ Bisalpur(8) Whea.t, Rice GC(54.2J) 22-26 3.M 6.48 Deora 2q tftft'lrm it~,~ Pilibhit(34) Wheat,Rice GC(163.09) 5.67 41.35 25.50 Sindhora Bindhua 30 Gftm?~ ~,~ TW(38 .4S)GC(2S .60) Bisalpru(26) Wheat,Rice - 222.11 TK(0.81) 109.61 53.83 22.66 Mahad Khas 31 &(if~'{ ~,~ Bisalpur(26) Wheat,Rice 4.305.60 TW(244.44) 488.88 108.86 148.11 Deohana 33 il(1t1{?~ if~,~ Bisalpur(26 Wheat,Rice 404.30 TW(8.09)TK(14.16) 1O.1l 47.35 2.43 Mintarpur 32 q~ ~~,~ Bisalpur(2S) ... Wheat, Rice TW(231.15) 114.53 106.84 10.12 Raronagar Jagatpur 34 iIl(l(if~( if~,~ TWE(12.9S)TK(67.58) Bisalpur(20) EAG Wheat,Rice ..• O(13.76}WE(22.26) 21.45 12.95 11.81 Kusma 35 m f.Rf~", '(Of ~Iim~ ~ +r_fq \;qlfm 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 36 205.18 694(121) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) "art• ttm?T -{-" -(10+ ) KR 31 qf~~T m. f'lfT 218.54 647(112) pel) - (5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5) KR 38,~T~~ 394.54 1,041(201) pel) -(5-10) W.HP -{5-1 0) -(-5) -(5--10) KR 39 'RTf 122.62 317(55) P(I) ~(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5) ~(-5) KR ~TUE 40 ~m ,"m- 195.47 1,102(215) P(I) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) g:WED -(-5) KR '" 41 ~ 183.73 677(137) pel) -(10+) T,TK,W PO 2-(-5) -(5-10) KR 42 a-~t vrrf6'~ 120.67 62~(12J) _;_(-5) -(-5) T,TK,W --(-j) -(-5) ~(-5) KR 43 lf~ 144.48, 651(120) P(I) -(-5) T,'rK,W . PO -(-S) --(5--10) KR '. 44 '-11lm~ 206.80 1,278(269 P(I),M(l) -(-5) T,TK~W -(-5) -(5-) -(5-10) KR 45 m,rtl,1J 110.08 368(68) -(-5) -10+) , T,KR,W ~-5} -(-5) -(10+) KR,PR 14 SUN -(10+) KR 46 m«l.1T "'if 206.40 1,004(202) PO) -(10+) T,TK,W -(-5) 1:fq- WED 47 ~Tl{\' ircfm 57.06 ~~~ Uninhabited KR 48 ~~a; 321.74 1,482(164) P(I) --(-5} W,TK -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 49 ~ 93.08 305(54) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 50 ,rna~1: ~ 2(0.04 1,282(251) P(I) --(-5) W PO -(-5) -(10+) KR / SI ~ 176.04 252(16) P(l) ~(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 52 GIlT~~ (iIiift(1{) 123.03 953(174) pel) -(-5) T,TK,W --(-5) ~-S) -(5-10) KR 53 ~ft?qr 11.00 ih:~ Uninhabited KR S4 ,i(~ 222.~9 432(69) -(-5) -(-5) T,TK.,W -(-5) --(-5) --(-5) KR -(-5) 55 ~;rem~ 206.40 278(131) --(-5) -(-5) T,TK.W -(-5) -(-5) KR ~ VILLAGE DIRECfORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE B[SALPUR TAHSIL (RURAL)-2 Il 13 14 IS 16 11 18 19 20 2 1 tftij'~ ~~,~ Bisalpur( l5) Wheat, Rice 25.09 TW(19.73)TK(61.f1) 15.38 4.S6 19.01 Nuanagla 36 tftij'0~ ~t,'iW{~ Bisalpur(l :) WIleat, Rice ... TW(39.66)TK(103.60) 40.48 34.80 TEMPLE(I) Badhepura T. Kusma 37 ;ftij\if~ ~~,'iW{ qTW'r~ra ij-~,~0 Pilibhit(l8) Wheat,Rice GC(31.57)TW(12.14) 122.62 4.04 13.36 Shahpura 41 q~r~ffi ~~,'ifR0 GC(20.24)TW(lO.24) Pilibhit(1S) Wheat,Rice ... W(S.OS) fK(9.7J) 45.73 5.67 10.93 Umra Khansingh 42 ~~ iT~- I ..'tfTCf ~ Bisalpur(6) ED Wheat,Rice GC(96.32) 18.21 9.71 20.24 Madhpuri 43 tit~~~ ij-~,~ Bisalpur(6) ED Wheat,Rice GC(121.OI) 61.51 4.45 19.78 Amdar 44 Gf~ ~,'9TCf0 GC(4S.73)TW(12.95) Bisalpur(25) ... Wheat,Rice ... TK (0.40) 0(14.97) 12014 8.U 15.78 Madhaiya 45 it«~ if~ I 'tfTCf0 ..GC(t73.21) Bisalpur(25) Wheat,Rice TW(1.22)G(I.~1) 5.26 3.24 22.26 Aisia Bojh 46 'frer~ffi Pilibhit(29) ... OC(43.71)TW(3.64) 2.43 2.02 5.26 Swami Nawada 47 qmr'llrn ~~,e.rrcr0 Pilibhit(l8) ED Wheat,Rice GC(182.92) 91.47 19.53 27.'2 Amkhera Lucknow 48 qrwrnra ~,'ifRB' Pilibhit(28) Wheat Rice GC(S2.61) 28.73 4.45 7.29 Gajraha 49 l:{\'{?11fTa' ij-~,~ OC(121.03) Pilibhit(l5) Wheat,Rice TW(12. t4)TK(I.62) 22.66 6.48 46,14 Qaulatpur Patti SO q't?mrn 1T~, rqrq0 Pilibhit(28) Wheat,Rice GC(t08.46)TW(9.11) 40.87 4.45 12.55 Maseet 51 GtRr~ 1T~ I 'ffi'{? Bisalpur(4) EAG Wheat, Rice TWE(86.61) 19.01 4.86 12.55 Bahadurpur Hukmi(M)S2 q't?r~RT Pilibhit(12) TW(3.64) 10.12 1.62 1.62 Badhaulia 53 iftij'~ 1T~ I ' 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 11 KR 56 qti$(~( ~ Ito j81.3l ~~ Uninhabited KR 57 ~~~ 473.90 1.546(219) P(I) -'(-5) T,TK, W -(-5) --(-5) -(-5) 58 ;rom ri If. (ICCI.le 92.21 565(101) ....:(-5) --(-5) T,TK,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR KR 59 ~'Ui 160.67 509(96) -(-5) -(-5) r,T.K;,W --(-5) --(-5) -(-5) KR 60~~ 284.50 6SO(LOS) -(-5) -(-5) 1'TK,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 61 ~~16m~ 111.l9 23l)(44) -(-5) -(-5) W.H'B -(-5) -\-5) -(-5) KR 62 snM~tt 135.11 116(32) -(-5) -(5-10) T.W.TK -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) PR 63 ~~ 91.53 ~~ 8fNI'?{ Uninhabited KR ;iqw TUE 64 '1l~ 136.79 873(156) P(l) -(-5) 1',W,TK PO .rrtt SAT -(-5) PR P(3)M(1~ PHC(I) ~, 1~' "{fer BS,RS PIt 65 ~m~.. .. 221.37 5.834(1,123) C(l) RP(1) T, W,TK PTO WED. FRI, SUN BS,RS PR 66 ~mQ;o Z18.94 m:~ Uninhabited KR KR 67 t~ 387.30 313(51) P(l) -(5-10) TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) KR 6~ ~(f~f mer$'( 99.15 334(53) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) ... Uninhabited KR 69 "qT~~ 1.07.21 ~~ 10 W~'hr atlfNm 95.91 265(54) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 71 ~T~ 283.29 995(174) P(1) --(-5) T.W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR .. 71 'Ifa'(l'~~~ tto 81.34 1,249(23') P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 13 'J!1ft~l if~ 116.96 447(69) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) ,PR 74 ~Q1 "l~ 1:(0 226.23 ~~ Uninhabited KR 75 :qf<'llT ifi If 123.43 42C(17) --(-S) W,HP -(-5) KR ,~ r$-n, ..:; -(-5) -(-5) ~(-5) " VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE BISALPUR TAHSIL (RURAL)-2 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 ~{ Bisalpur(19) TW(1.21) 130.72 24.28 25.10 Bahadurpur Hukmi A. 56 aitUl'1:;t ii'~,~ Bisalpur(18) Wheat,Rice GC(64.35) 225.00 120.20 64.35 Ghazipur Kunda 57 irgr;;r2;t ~,~ GC(32.66)TW(29.t5) Bisalpur(l7) Wheat,Rice TK(0.40)W(3.64) 11.33 0.81 7.28 Nak:ta. Urf Muradabad 58 ;fr~~ ~,~~ Bisalpur(19) Wheat,Rice TW(ll~.10) 17.40 13.36 17.81 Dandia Rajhe 59 cft«~ iT~ I '"fTCf~ Bisalpur(13) Wheat,Rice TW(139.21) 80.94 27.52 36.83 Lucknow Kalan 60 q',),~hi1cr ~~,~ Pilibhit(l9) ED,EO Wheat,Rice GC(70.42) 25.90 4.45 10.52 BhagWantpurKajar Bojhi61 GC(3.64) ittr~ iT~ I 'qfCf ~~ Bisalpur(18) TW(6.48)W(O.40) 132.34 63.13 16.59 Bark-hera Kalan A. 66 ;fr~ ii'~ ,'qfCf'~ BisaJpur(16) Wheat,Rice TW(O.41) 26U4 59.08 65.97 Shekhpur 67 ift~ iT~ I 'qfCf ~~ ill,~ TW(180.90) Bisalpur(l7) Wheat,Rice W(8.90)TK(l2.9S) 31.57 19.83 29.14 ... ' Newada Mahesh 71 ~t lf~,~ BisaJpur(l4) WheatRice ... TW(O.81)GC(0.81) 41.68 10.52 27.52 Bhaisaha Gwalpur A. 72 ift"d021{ itit,~ BisaIpur(ll) Wheat,Rice GC(49.18)TO(2.83) 4".33 10.12 8.90 Jagirpur Jaitpur 13 tftW-'hfrn Pilibhit(23) TW(85.38) 104.01 22.66 84.18 Gundia Kundri A. 74 ~rn it~~~ Pilibhit(27) Wheat,Rice ... 55.04 13.76 54.• 63 Mundia Kundri M. 75 ~2 Ql1t fOl~ 2-~.~~ ;;r;r ~ ~ci lim ~ 6· 1 2 3 4 5 7 1 9 10 If 314.45 912(188) PCI) -(-S) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 76 ~ -(-S) 77 IfiAwil 69.37 328(55) -(-5) -(-S) W.T -(-:5) -(-5) K.R 78 .'Ii)~ 86.61 339(56) -(-S) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5) KR P(I) -(5-10) W,T PO -(-5) -(-S) 79 wrn FT~ 355.73 1,060(204) KR -(-5) 80 ~rcrd~'!fT 289.36 1,223(223) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) PR -(-S) W,HP -(-S) 81 ~T~ . 134.36 802{108) -(-5) ~-5) -(-S) PR 81 iflll'T ~ 131.93 416(63) -(-S) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) ~(5-) -(-5) PR P(1} -(5-10) W,T --(-5) -(-S) 83 Ificllili{T'{T 335.09 1,132(214) -(-5) KR 73.2' lS4(29) -(-S) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 84 ~ -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) 85 ~ 151.76 134(41) -(-5) -(5-£0) KR P(1) -5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(-~ --(-5) KR 86 ~ 197.09 816(139) 379.20 1,406(236) P(2) -(-S) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,KR 87 ~ ;:r('lC\ 1,081(185) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-S) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 88 ~ 415.63 . -(-5) --(-5) -(-5) 89 fqq-q WI'« 367.41 1,251(231) pel) -(-5) W,HP KR -(-S) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 90 ~, 189.80 991(173) P(t) W,HP -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) KR 91 ~ff«~ 179.69 707(124) P(l) -(-5) 92 ~f~lfT1PRf 395.80 1,023(159) pel) -5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR -(-S) 93 telU(1 129.91 794(143) P(t) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR -(-5) -(-5) 94 ifT(lq",~~ 215.30 1,253(226) P(1) -(5-10) W,HP PO KR,PR 95 ~~~ 91.81 301(49) PCI) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR VlLLAGE DlRECfORY AMENITIE;; AND LAND USE BISALPUR TAHSIL-2 12 13 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 2 1 'llmtrlcr ~,=q~ TW(12,44) 129.9t 21.45 90.65 Qabulpur 16 Pilibhit (27) ..Wheat,Rice . If'"re'hr'm tf~.~ Pilibhit (23) ...Wheat, Rice 00(39.25) 14,91 5.67 6.48 Kokia 71 lfri:;fr~rn ~."Imf Pilibhit (23) Wheat,Rice ... OC (61.58) 8.90 1.62 8.51 Kokli 18 lf~'hrrn ~.=qli(& Pilibhit (25) Wheat,Rice OC (99.15) 211.66 19.02 25.90 Mundia Hulasa 19 ~mwt~ it~,=qmr TWB (l4O.43) Bisalpur(l5)EO,EAG Wheat,Rice TK (2.83) 84.18 27.11 34.8l' Patarsia 80 ~~ ir~,:qlW BisaJpur (15) Whea.t, Rice GC (103.20) 13.36' 3.64 14.16 Patrasa Kunwarpur 81 ql"~ ~,~~ GC(B.S9) TW(18.21) Bisalpur «(6) " Wheat, Rice TK (4.05) 50.9~ 10.54 14.SS Dandia Lachhi 82 tft~rn il~,'q~ Pilibhit (25) Wheat,Rice GC (115.3J) 174.43 21.45 23.88 Katakwara 83 lfl"&brN .~,~ Pilibhit (24) Wheat,Rice TW (17.81) 31.64 2.43 15.37 Purnapur 84 lfl"w-'hlffi ~,~ Pilibhit (27) Wheat, Rice TW (8,90) 113.72 23.01 6.07 Dhara.Iia 85 tftw'hfto ij~,=qmr Pilibhit (25) Wheat,Rice .. TW (54.23) 93.89 26-31 22,66 Puraina 86 ift~~ iT~.;nq~ Bisalpur (19) Wheat,Rice (282.08) 40,47 22.25 34.40 TO) , Rampura Nathu 81 lfl:w"m'T~ if~ ,'itTCf\if Pilibhit (21) ED Wlleat,Rice... (210.S5) 119.39 50.99 34.40 Baramau 88 lfl:w"ht"N ~J,,«m;r PiIibhit (23) ... Wheat,Rice GC(261.SI) 48,56 13,36 38.04 Pipra Khas 89 .... lf~~ , iIR J'it TCJ\if GC(l1S.14) TW(1. 28) Pilibhit (24) Wheat,Rice W(4,4S)TK(1.62) 27.52 9,31 23.88 Musarb.a. 90 lf~m if~.~ , GC(83.31)TW(32.18) Pilibhit (25) Wheat Rice TK (0.81) 36.42 6.07 20.24 Musepur Jaismgh 91 ... , ~~~ ifR,~ GC(222.S9)TW(17.40) Bisalpur (t 1) ....Wheat,Rice 0(0.40) TK(3.64) 7').73 40.07 31.97 Dandia Bhagat 92 ifT~ ~,~iI" BisaJpur (9) Wheat,Rice TW(I04.82) 6.88 7.69 10.52 Intarora 93 aftffilr~ ij~, 'tfFCfw- GC(83.31)TW(S3.42) Bisalpur (8) ED Wheat,Rice TI<. (0.40) 41.35 10.93 19.83 Naraillpur 94 ... . ;sfr~ ~~,:qr~ BisaJpur (10) Wbeat,Rice ... GC(61.92)TW(:z.43) 15.18 5.67 6.07 Tehra Lekbraj 95 111f' f;Rf~ 1 2 3 4 6 1 8 9 10 11 iil)'i,If TUE 96 or~m 301.50 1670(263) P(l) -(-5) W,HP. ~(-5) ~PRI -(10+) KR 97 Gf41a-~( 87.01 285(58) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) KR 98 ~ 92.27 288(40) -(-s> -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR ... 99 IRq'", WTW 144.88 539(106) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -((O+) KR 100 ~ 75.68 391(86) --(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) KR ~MON 101 fq'q'W1i~ 348.04 1751(306) P(l),M(1) D(l) W,HP PO ~THU -(5-10) KR 102 ~ 114.53 639(108) P(t) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 103 ~~ 97.94 287(44) -(-5) -(-5) . W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) KR 104 '(1=amn 213.28 523(11) P(l) -(-5) T,W, rK. ,-(-5) -(-5) ~(S-IO) KR lOS IilW riij' 69.06 th: q'fiilT ~THU 106 -If;{lrr f~ 2ZS.82 1202(239) pet) --(-5) T,W,TIG -(-5) wf;J SAT -(-5) KR ;rmorTUE 107 q-fiprr '(1'lffft't' 223.80 U05(212) P{I) -(-5) W,HP PO WIi PRI -(5-10) KR 108 qtcn at;._'t JZ9.02 1628(290) P(1),M(l) -(-5) W,HP -H·) -(-5) -(s-tO) KR 109 ~~' 253.75 1147(227) P(I) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 110 .~~ij' 14.66 263(45) --(-5) -(-5) W,HP,TK -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 111 lf~ffio~T 7S.27 365(6%) ...,..(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR U2 ~ 281.34 1058(192) PCt) -(5-10) T.W,TK -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5) KR 113 ~~ 119.28 418(71) PCI) -(-5) T,W,TK -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 114 t;flll'~ 91.46 255(41) -(-~ -(-~ W,HP,TK -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR US ~rc:r 97.94 81(18) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR~PR " VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE BISALPUR TAHSIL-2 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2 ... q~rcr ifR' I 'tflCf~ GC (18.51) TW (21.85) Pilibhit (29) Wheat,Rice TK (0.41) 000.93) 145.69 24.28 19.83 Adhkata 96 q't?~1Q ~~,~ GC (38.45) (TW 1.62) Pilibhit (29) Wheat,Rice ... 17.11 8.90 10.93 Jagdishpur 97 '1tB'~"m 1f~,~ TW (28.33) Pilibhit (31) Wheat,Rice 3'.21 21.45 7.28 Udaraha 98 q~"rn ~~,~ GC (16.49) TW (9.31) Pilibhit (29) Wheat,Rice 0(4.45) 25.09 12.14 11.40 Paehpera Shahpur 99 q~1Q ~,"fflm Pilibhit (29) Wheat,Rice GC (50.18) 7.69 6.48 11.33 Gahluiya 100 ..... qrw1:lTrn "R '"fTcr~ GC (14974) TW (34.40) Pilibhit (27) Wheat, Rice 0(27.52) TK (4.86) 81.75 18.20 31.57 Piparia Mandan 101 'TrB'r~l:cr ~,'lfTCf~ Pilibhit (28) Wheat,Rice GC (9S.l0) 5.61 1.21 12.55 T(2) Parai 102 1frer+rrn ~,~ GC (5.61) TW (32.38) Pilibhit (29) Wheat,Rice o (2.83) TK (5.26) 31.16 S.26 15.38 Kllaragpur Kllurd 103 it~ ~,~liI'~ BisaIpur (28) Wheat,Rice GC (9.11) 144.88 36.03 22.66 Rambojha ]04 ij1ij(1l~< BisaIpur (7) TW (3.24) . 59.09 3.64 ).64 Mirpur Udait lOS Gft~~ iT~. 'tfT(f~ BisaIpur (28) Wheat,R!ce'... TW (74.36) 109.67 21.04 21.05 .H Paniyan Himmat 106 1f~Tcr tt'R,;nq~ GC (51.80) TW (78.92) Paniyan Pilibhit (7.8) Wheat, Rice ... o (13.36) TK (6.8~) 42.08 7.69 23.07 Ramkishan 107 If"f.nr+r'tr iit,~ GC (172.01) TW (25.90) Pilibhit (26) Wheat,Rice... W (2.02) 0 (16.59) 50.18 20.64 41.68 Parewa Anup 08 aft~'( ~,~ GC (98.75) TW (28.33) Bisalpur (10) Wheat,Rice W (2.42) R (1.62) 92.68 27.Sl 2.43 T(I) Umaria 101) aft{f~ ~,' ifhtt'l$'( ~.~,,~ Pakaria Bisalpur (1) Wheat,Rice GC (47.75) 20.24 6.88 0.40 - T. Umaria, III ~~~ ,~,~ GC (94.10) TW (45.13) Bisalpur (20) Wheat,Rice TK(0.81) 83.37 26.71 36.02 Buhita 112 (l~~,!( it~,~ - Bisalpur (20) ...Wheat,Rice TW (45.33) 97.94 21.85 14.16 Jildupur Patti 113 ~~~$( 'lW,i!fmr M(5),C(S),T(S)- Bisalpur (18) Wheat,Rice TW (15.18) S7.41 1.28 10.93 TBMPLE (1) Chak Sheopuri 114 ...... tt~~'1' ~.:crTq T(S). Bisalpur (18) Wheat,Rice " TW (26.~1) ~9.49 4.45 1.69 C(S),M(S) Ajan 115 'l1'i f.Rfm 2 aft",,~~ ~ ~ ~N ~ 'lf~ ~!P:r)1) 1 2 4 S 6 1 8 9 1v 11 fP 1.16 (im( ~t;fT. 314.86 445(80) - P(I) -(-5) W.HP --(-5) --(-5) -(-5) KR,PR ~1lB'TUE 117 ;pm ftfi'IfT 143.67 105~(17.l) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) ~FRI -(-5) KR 118 ~t 1.19 ~f~r 91.06 220(32) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-2) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 120 IJIfll'T 209.23 1017(171) P(I).M(l) -(5-10) W.HP -(5-10) -H) -(-5) KR 121 'l'm~ 111.70 528(105) -(-5) -(-5) W, f,TK -(-5) -(-5) "":(-J) KR !'I WED 122 Gftu 391.34 1194(220) P(2),M(I) -(-5) W,HP PO ~f" SAT -(-5) KR MCW(I) ~THU 123 ~ 159.86 382(80) P(I) RP(f) W,HP PO ~SUN BS PR 124 ..~ifTt 136.38 683(U5) PO) -(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 125 +! ro:~ \1qr"fu~ 14124 279(55) -(-~) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) . -(-5) BS KR 126 2;wf'lfT "(ri J18.11 320(41) P(I) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 127 ~ 281.08 896(159) P(2) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 128 ~'~Tl~ 208.02 452(73) P(l) ~-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS KR,PR 129 'Efit~~ 113.32 221(45) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) --(-5) BS KR,PR .. '" 130 • ~fi'flfT ~)f~ 100.77 552(85) P(l) -(-5) W.IlP -(-5) --(-5) BS KR,PR • 131 ~ 99.96 'R 1fT"~ Uninhabited PR 132 mum 2.20.56 279(41) -(-5) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-~) KR 133 ~fil1n Ulf~~ 190.21 636(91) P(I) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) ~-5) -(-5) KR 134 135 f\«f~ 157.83 134(130) P(2) -(5-10) W,HP -(-S) -(-5) --(-5) KR 97 VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE BISALPUR TAHSIL-2 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 '" . iiRr~ i1R''i:f~ Bisalpur (17) Wheat,Rice TW (67.58) TK (0.81) 156.22 59.49 30.76 T(S) Basai Puraina 116 iI'')'«~ ~~,.~~ GC (19.43) 0(59.09) Bisalpur (20) Wheat,Rice TK (1.21) W (2.43) 37.23 10.52 13.76 T(2) Nagra Fiza 117 i1~{1'~ ii~,~ Bisalpur {7) Wheat, Rice GO (133.96) 120.20 67.17 1.62 Sondha 118 ~~ it~, II(T~ GO (23.88) BisaJpur (6) Wheat,Rice TW (3.24) W (0.40) 44.11 19.03 0.40 Sundhia 119 ~~ ~. '<'fT?f~ 00 (80.94) Bisalpur (8) Wheat,Rice TW (10.11) W (7.69) 73.66 11.00 19.83 G!ijhara 120 .... aftQ'0~< i1R, '9fCIW Bisalpur (IS) Wheat,Rice GO (S.09) PC (52.21) 36.02 6.07 9.31 Gajhari 121 aft~ ~,'i:ffCf~ TW (100.77) BisaJpur (11) Wheat,Rice GO (51.40) TK (20.24) 93.89 74.87 50.17 Badhera 122 ~~'{ ~~,'i:f~ GO (53.02) TW (32.78) Bi~alp ur (12) ED Wheat,Rice... TK (0.40) R (0.40) 53.83 6.88 12.55 Madhopur 123 il'rEl'~ ~. 'i:fP.fB' GC(55.S5) C(S) Wheat, Rice TW (20.64) TK (4.05)' 35.2t 4.45 16.18 T(5),M(5) K bard ai 124 Bisalpur (l5) .... ~'( :qR''q'~ Makrandpur BisaJpur (11) Wheat,Rice TW (43.30) 48.16 36.42 13.36 Roshan Singh 125 ift~ il~. 'i:fT"~ Bisalpllr (10) ... . Wheat, Rice TW (t8.73)GC (11.97) 34.80 11.74 10.93 Gul aria Radlte 126 . ~~'( ~~ GO (31.15) TWE (89.44) Bisalpur (10) EAG Wheat,Rice TK (1.63) 0 (1.62) 68.80 89.04 0.40 Benipur 127 il'ttf~1: ~.~ Bisalpur (14) Wheat,Rice.... GC (2.43) TW (51.40) 78.51 70.82 4.86 Khamghat 128 i('m~ ~,'i:frqw 21.85 3.25 Ghuri Khurd 129 Bisalpur (13) -- Wheat-Rice..... GC (70.42) TW (0.40) 17.40 ;ft@'1~< ~.~ BisaJpur (10) Wheat,Rice TW (65.97) 17.40 14.57 2.83 Bakainia Dixit - 130 ~EfB$< Bisalpur (13) TW(2.83) TK(O.4O) 46.95 46.14 3.64 Manpura 131 il'1~ ~.'i:fT~ Bisalpur (6) ...Wheat,Rice . GC (48.97) R (65,16) 61.51 42.90 2.02 Barkhera Kata 132 ;f\~ ~,'tf~ Bisalpur (5) Wheat,Rice GC (100.77) 51.40 - 22.26 15.78 Purainia Ramgulam 133 ~ iti·'i:fT~ GC (36.01) Bisalpur (3) Wheat,Rice TW (12.SS) W (26.71) 31.17 30.35 13.36 Barkhera Yasin 134 't~~ ~,~qCit Pilibhit (27) Wheat,Rice .. TW (54.63) 66,37 7.69 29.14 Khirkia 13S 98 tm:r f"l:f~ m Wct~~ tzci ~ ~ 1 2 3 4 s 7 8 9 ~ 10 11 136 ~T 61.58 257(50) -(-5) _(5-10) W,HP . -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR M(3).P(2) PHS(I) 137 GlTIft~ 267.10 1,389(265) H(I) FPC(l) . W,HP PO,PHONE -(-5) -("':5) PR ~)l:r MON 138 ~~ 118.58 . 776(144) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5} ~THU BS PR 139 fir~~'m.~ 90.2'> 439(82) -(-5) -(-5) TW,PK -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 140 !fmft 'U1ff~ 161.88 801(145) P(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) --(-5) KR 141 t6i~~lajiif a'~ ~ 89.03 503(102) P(I) -(-5( W,HP --(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 142 m:d;;r Sj{fi~lq$< 48.16 736(155) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5} -(-5) -(-5) KR 143 m~ri~ 131.96 646(122) P{l) -(-5} PW,TK -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)' PR 144 if\WT 65.16 124(19) -(-5) -(-5) TW,TK -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 145 "'tfr 76.89 238(37) -(-5) -(-5) TW,TK. -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 146 ~~~~ 173.21 283(54) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 141·f~ 398.63 521(94) -(-5) . -(-5) W,HP --(-S~ -(-5) -(-5) KR P(l),M(I) ;f~ TUE 148 f~m 3,860.03 3,433(635) 0(1) D(1) TW,TK. PTO ~ FRI BS PR 149 W~ aT. fcpw~ 216.11 266(55) PO) -(-5) TW,TK -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 150 lT~rrr fij'!f~ 21.0.85 ~80(120) -(-5) -(-5) TW,TK. -(-5) -(-S) -(-5) KR 1st ~ 153.38 734(151) pel) -<10+) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 152 ~ 121.62 419(81) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 153 ~ijT. ~ 114.65. 714(128) -(-5) -(-S) W,T TO -(-5) -(-5) KR 154 ~ 163.90 413(76) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR ISS ~;rq"( 101.18 75(14) -(-.5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE BISALPtJR TAEISIL-2 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 q't?'httl' iii. r;rrcr~ Pilibhit(28) ... Wheat,Rice TW(23.47) , 29.54 9.31 5.26 Athkona 116 '" . afm~ ~,~ GC(I60.67)TWE(3.64) Bisalpur(9) EA Wheat, Rice TW(9.31)TK(O.40) 61.51 11.74 19.83 M(l),T(3) Jogither 137 ar~ il§, 'q'r~ GC(33.99)R(4.86) Bisalpur(9) EA Wheat, Rice TK(34.80)TWE(0.41) 25.50 8.09 10.93 M(4) Tikari M uafi ]38 aftm?~~ EAG ~,'q'~ , Bisalpur(lO) ED Wheat,Rice GC(73.66) TOE(1.21) 3·64 4.86 6.88 Bichpori T. Jogither 139 a{~ iti, 'q'ICIW' GC(86.61)TW(30 .76) Bisalpur(lO) Wheat,Rice W(1.62) 19.83 10.52 1254 Parasi Ramkishan 140 a{~ q,"fICfW FaizulIahganj Urf Bisalpur(9) Wheat, Rice GC(40.87)TW(2.83) 23.07 12.14 10.12 Kare1a 141 iif"t~ ii~,'q'J~ Sherganj Dharam Bisalpur(U) Wheat,Rice TK(1.62)o(1.61) 24.69 11.31. 8.90 nagar 142 a{~ q~,'q'~ Bhikltmpur Ulf Bisalpur(lO) Wheat,Rice GC( 45.33)TW(26.31) 39.25 9.11 10.93 T(2) . Pranpur. 143 a{T~ it~,~ W(1.62)TK(O.81) BisaJpur('7) Wheat,Rice GC(2S.SO) 32.37 6.48 0.81 Barkheri 144 a{~ ~,'q'T~ GC(4.05)TK(0.40) Bisalpur(1) Wheat,Rice TW(55.04) 10.52 1.21 5.61 Barkhera 145 .... . q-~mm "1'~ GC(17.40)TW(4.0S) Pilibhit(23) Wheat,Rice 26.31 TK(0.40)R(O.81) 87.42 27.11 9.71 Allahabad Dewal 146 q-r~hrm ~~,;qr~ Pilibhit( 42) Wheat,Rice 180.09 TW(37.23) 158.24 '" .... 12.95 10.12 Kishanpur 147 arT;jJ~ EO,ED i1R' 'q~ M(1),C(l) Bisalpur(l9) EAG Wheat,Rice.... 2921.43 TWE(34S.21)GC(135.l'T) 135.17 17l.Sl 150.14 T(7) Deoria Kalan 14S ~~ ~,~ GC(83.71)TW (46.54) Bisalpur(IO) Wheat,Rice TK(1.22) 7.28 1.62 12.95 Kataiya 151 iifl«(9)$('" ~,~ Bisalpur(12) Wheat,Rice GC(62.73) 18.62 18.81 23.06 Lamua 152 ~~~ if~,~' BisaJpur(19) 'ED Wheat,Rice.... GC(99.15) .,62 2.83 21.05 Pakaria T. Deoria 153 cft~ 'JR' eqr~ Bisalpur(17) Wheat,Rice GC(40.41)TW(S7.06) 43.47 10.52 12(55 T(l) Khardaha 154 i(~ ~~, 162 ,,~ 346.83 537(91) -(-5) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) KR 163 'lcsit'l'I,( 205.18 623(114) P(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 164 ~ 119.19 520(95) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -{-5) -(-5) KR 165 "~I"'({ 227.85 1,214(237) P(l)M(l) -(-5) W,HP ~(-S) -(-5) -(-5) KR 166 ~qM't 94.30 ·432(84) pel) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) -(-5) KR 167 ~~ 129.10 456(74) pel) .-(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 168 arTi3f'l'~ ~ 310.00 969(198) PO) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(':'5) -(-5) KR 169 'f~ ri ,(lltlfllE11 54.23 290(49) . -(-5) -(5-) W,!lP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR ··170 f't'ron~~ 150.12 508(92) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(~5) BS PR 171 'It) 126.27 571(98) P(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-S) -(-5) KR 172 't'U~ 114.93 407(67) pel) -(-S) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR qWED • --(5... 10) 173 ~~l:qT 70.82 258(44) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) mSAT KR, , 174 ~ 200.13 914(137) Pel) -(5-10) W,HP -{S-lO) -(5-10) -(5-10) KR 175 1f~ 219.35 621(116) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR tbt VILLAGE DlREcrORY AMENITIES AND LAND USB BISALPUR TAHSIL-2 ------12 13 . 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 aft~~~ ~,~ GC(130.31) Bisalpur(20) EO Wheat ,Rice 260.22 TW(15.38) 32.38 54.63 4.86 T(1) Mirpur Ratanpur 156 ifRrn'!\ iIj,~ GC(UO .48) Bisalpur(16) Wheat,Rice ... TW(0.80)TK(4.86) 43.11 23.07 2.43 T(l) Akoda 157 iffm;r~ ~.oco« GC(49.37) TK{9.11) Bisal pure 12) EO Wheat,Rice W(2.43)TW(OAO) 32.78 11.14 0.41 TO} 1\" undia Bhagwant 158 ifRr«~ irf=i{l'q Bisalpur(13) Wheat,Rice GC(113.33) • 14.97 15.78 0.40 Bhagautipur 159 ifRr~~ iti·~ Bisalpur(16) EO Wheat,Rice IB.S5 GC(148.93) 51.80 22.95 4~OS T(l) Jamuniya Mao. 160 iI"'Rrw~ . Bisalpur(23) Wheat,Ri~",~ 201.12 GC(19.83) 19.03 9.31 4.05 T(t) Fazilpur Raipur 161 G\lmr~ iti, "fmT TW(10.93)TK(2.83) Bisalpur(18) WhCat,Rico 114.13 0(0.40) 195.07 10.52 12.95 Pain Bojhi 162 if"relr~ ~,~ Bisalpur(LO) Wheat, Rice Gq97.13) 38.85 47.15 21.45 Nabinagar 163 G\l~ itt, 'Wf(if GC(13.36)TWE(11.00) Bisalpur(l1) EA Wheat, Rice TK(U.74) 58.68 6.05 12.95 Andaha 164 iifRril'~ iti,~ OC(8.09)TWE(127.08) Bisalpur(13) EA Wheat, Rice ... PC(I3.36)TK(4.86) 47.75 9.71 11.00 M(l) Baragaon 165 ~hr~~ itI,~ , TWB(36.02) Bisalpur(ll) EA Wheat, Rice TK(5.67) 40.01 2.02 10.52 IlUal~a Gangi 166 ~~~ . iT~ I "fTCrW GC(19.43)TWE(23.08) Bisalpur(9) EA Wheat, Rice TK (0.80) 65.15 8.50 12.14 Damupura 161 crlm;r~ ill, 'ifJ~ GC(7.90)TW(69.20) Bisalpur(l) Wheat,Rice TK(O.40) 195.41 14.16 24.69 T(l) Azampur Barkhera 168 ;it«~~ itf,~ Bisalpur(10) Wheat,Rice {;C(42.49) 3.24 8.50 Madbaiya Urf Ramshala 169 if~~ i\i, ;nQ BisatPur(8) - Wheat,Rice GC(95.l0) 34.40 15.78 4.84 Piparia Sanjarpuf 160 ~~ i'ri, ~ GC(47.7S)TW(16.l9) Bisalpur(1) Wheat, Rice TK(O.40) 33.99 24.69 3.25 Ohuri 171 "'Tm;r~ iri,~ Bisalpur(8) ED Wheat, Rice GC(11.63) 23.07 18.21 ~O2 T(l),C(l) Ghuri Patti 172 i(t~~~~ ftj. r;rm;r GC(28.34) Bisalpur(8) BAG Wheat,Rice TWE(3.64) 18.20 11.33 9.31 C(l) Karn~iya 113 i(jij(1'~" GC(24. 28)TW(049 .31) BisalpUr(lO) TK(4.0S) 88.63 20.6. 13.16 Kanpari 174 ~,~~ GC(1l.63)TW(8.90) Bi-~salpur(14) Wheat,Rice 0(0.40) 88.24 28.33 21.85 Bhitera 175 io~ ,""Mf'~T Gf;r ~~ ~ ~fl1 ~ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 176 ~~~ 266.29 - 839(143) P(I),MO) -(-5) TW,TK -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 177 If"~ 19102 693(111) PO) PHS(l) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 178 ~ 134.'7 229(35) -(-5) ~(-S) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 'i{~ TUB 119 f~1i\~1u 179.69 1,535(295) P(l),M(l) -(-:,5) W,HP PO mo:r SAT BS PR 180 iItlfipfT 117.71 572(91) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 181 ~~'( 146.91 260(38) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-:-5) ~(-5) -(-5) KR 182 ii{'U 197.90 787(125) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 'V> 183 f~'(~ 66.78 451(88) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) , ~-S) BS, PR 184 ~ trret11!f 116.55 165(123) PO) -(10+) W,HP PO --(-5) ~(-5) PR 185 fl~r.. , 104.82 412(76) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 186 ~;ffir~ 155.00 685(128) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS ' 'PR «Pr MON 187 lz'lFf 56P2 2,521(439) P(l),M(l) H(I),O(I) W,HP PTo .~~ FRI BS PR 188 ~hrr 72.04 479(71) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 189 GI1Ififzrr ~trtcr 121.81 672(114) -(-5) -(-5) TK,TW :-..(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 190 ~f 150.55 296(50) .... (-5) -(-5) HP,W -(-S) -(-5) -(-5) KR 191 ~m1{IIi~~~ 51.40 178(29) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) , KR 192 ~l~ 144.84 681(110) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP --(-5) . .-(-5) --(-5) KR,PR 193 ,~arr 140.84 615(125) -(-5) -(-5) . T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 194 ~crt 96.31 ;589(108) P(l) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR F·, \" 195 ~~T I!lt'Uq '151.32 198(141) P(1) -(-5) T.W -(-5) -(-S) -(-5) KR 103 VILLAGE nIREcroRY BISALPUR TAFlSIL-2 AMENITIES AND LAND USE 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 Gft~ ~.~rq~ G C(l29. 50) Bisalpur(12) .....Wheat,Rice TW(3 .64)TK(2 43) 67.18 26.31 37.23 T(2) Akbarabad 176 it~ ill,'q'f<.f'r GC(104.41) TEMPLE(I) Bisalpur(1) ED Wheat, Rice TW(l4.91}R(1.62) 25.09 12.55 32.38 T(4) Mankapur 177 Gft~ ~,eqm;r TW(9.71)GC(71.63) Bisalpur(6) Wheat,Rice TR(l.62)W(0.81) ··23.07 18.62 9.31 Maheshpur 17 ~ ilB(it~ ~~.~ GC(39.26)TK(1.63) Bisrupur(7) ED Wheat,... Rice ... TWE(70.82)W(5.26) 28.73 11.33 22.66 M(I)T(1) Biharipur .Hira 179 if~. ~,~ Bisrupur(S) Wheat,Rice G0(63.94) 25.5jt 77·00 . 11.33 Bahadian 180 Gft~ ~i,~ Bisalpur(2) Wheat, Rice ... GC(31.S1}TW(l1.04) ·28.73 48.97 16.60 Sahadian Ladpur ...... 181 ~T~ ~,"iflCr~ Bisalpur(4) ED Wheat, Rice ••. GC(60.30)TK(40.41) 36.83· . 37.64 22.66 Tehri 182 i11ij VA R~.t \if Of ~fCfgN t{!i 1{,fif ~q 11· 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 196 197 .,'\1rerf ar;~ 167.95 600(S2) p(1) -"'(5-10), T,W -(5-10) --(-5) -(-5) KR 198 f~m~ 60.71 118(29) -(-5) -(-5) T.W -(-.5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 199 ~ 213.68 9.50(183) P(l) -(-5) T,W -(-.5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 200 'f~ 129.10 518(101) -(-.5) -(-5) T,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR '_, 201 Ilif\'G"ro 139.62 454(82) -(-5) -(-5) W,T -(-5) _-(-5) -(-5) PR 202 tftfo1"{ ~f 261.44 596(96) pel) -(-5) W.t' -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 203 qf~qf '1cfruq' 321.40 915(11-1) pel) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 204 PfR 261.44 997(164) P(I) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) BS KR 20S ~ 168.16 341(116) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR li'f'& TUB . 206 ilit~~ 151.83 908(167) P(I) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) '!lff.f SAT -(-5) KR 207 q{~ ~tmffi 191.02 642(149) P(I) -(-5) W.HP PO -(-5) -(5-10) KR 208 tmq-qf 682.32 870(159) --(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-.5) -(S-IG) -(S-10) KR 209 ~ 441.60 98(17) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5') KR 210 anfu;rTirR ~)u 139.62 28(6) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 211 1ft~ ~~'q 202.35 1,107(21.5) . pel) -(-5) W.T PO -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 212 tftcIr ~~ 150.95 985{2OO) P(I) RP(1) W,T -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) KR,PR :m lff~ 214 q~~ f14.49 474,(84) pel) -(-5) W,HP -{-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 215 ~1l "WIT 130.31 696(121) POl -(-5) W,HP -<-S) -(5-10) -. (-5) KR ,10$ VILLAGE DIRECfORY AMENITIES AND LAND USB BISALPUR TAHSIL-2 12 13 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 2 1 i(~~ it~.~ 00 (1.21) Bisalpur(12) Wheat,Rice R(14.51)TK(6.88) 101 .58 21.05 2S .90 Temple(l) K.aranpur 196 ;(ro(1:!"( if~,:qm;s Bisalpur(l3) Wheat,Rice 00(138.81) 10.12 9.71 9.31 M(2) Naugawan Ambar 197 if"t~~ ~,~ BichpUfi T. Bisalpur(12) Wheat,Rice GC(S3.83) 0,41 0.40 6.01 Intgaon 198 ifur~~~ ~".'tlTart?' GK(99.1S)R(3.24)TW(4.4S) Bisalpur(9) ... Wheat ,Rice ... TK(5 .67)0(0 .40) 66.18 16.59 11.40 Mawaiya 199 ;fhr~ ifR",;n ;ffir~~ ~, TfTqW Bisalpur(16) Wheat,Rice GC(95.91) 41.68 19.83 0.41 Neorapur 206 emr~\: it~,~~ Barkhera T. Bisalpur (17) ... Wheat, Rice GC(159.05) 7.69 21.85 2.43 TBMPLE(I) Pasgawan 207 ... . ~~ lfR,~ TW(201.S4) Bisalpur(21) Wheat,Rice 351.11 36.83 42.90 ,40.05 Pasgawan 208 ... . O(6.48)TK(0.81) trij(1'~ lfR.~ TK(39.26) Bisalpur(22) Wheat,Rice 3J9.26 W(O. 81 )0(0.40) 8.50 35.21 14.16 Jagatpur 209 ... . cIT~ lfR,~ Bisalpur(20) Wheat, Rice GO(I04.82) 12.55 8.09 14.16 Adilabad Maroori 210 ait~~ ~~,~ GC(7.28)TW3S .61) Bisalpur(6) Wheat,Rice TK (6 .48) 97.53 SS.45 Mirpur Hamopur 211 f~B'~ it~,~~ GC(7.69)TK(86.61) Bilsanda(5) 0.4{) 7(I)M(I) Parewa Turha 21,2 Wheat..... Rice TK(6.01) 33.59 22.66 ~~B2;( lfR,~ Mundia T. Bisalpur(5) ED Wheat,Rice GC(13S.(l7) . 66.78 27.51 31.57 Pasgawan 213 ~ij'~~ ~.~ GC(ll. 8S)TWE(5S.8S) Bisalpur(13) ED Wheat. Rice ... W(O.80)TK(I.22) 83.77 32.38 18.62 T(l) Pakaria Bindhua 214 .... ;rm~~ f1R,~ GC(S9.90) Bisalpur( 15) ED Wheat. Rice ... TW( 24. 27)TK( 4.86) 19,.43 21.45 0.40 Ghung Chaiya 2J 5 ..... ~ .n... • .. _".,.~ ....,1:--_ ' •. #._ - , ..... _ .. ~ . ---'-~-..--' :::.:.;:.t:'...::._.~;.:.:~ ...... _"""'_010..."._ .....,._;.,..~, ;-~~.'~'~:~;::,':: ... ,.~. . ,-' ,~.- ....:...... 106 1 2 4 . 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 216 ~ 68.80 294(50) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5) KR 217 nr~ ~'Tif 77.30 430(60) -(-5) -(5-10) W,T -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) KR,PR 218 q~~ 191 .83 651(108) -(-5) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 219 tftCf 220 simm 159.05 715(112) pel) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 221 ~r~ 157.83 336(67) -(-5) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 222 i{~'{ ~ ~arr """" 133.15 508(83) -(-5) -(-S)W,T -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) KR,PR 223 ~Tif'r\ ~. ~¢ 65.97 287(53) P\.I) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 224 .(ll 156.21 456(72) -(-5) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 225 iR~~-a 111.19 684(111) P(1) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 226 ~)it l.Irn 668.97 . 983(170) P(1),M(l) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR '127 ~nJar~ 79.32 88(11) -(-5) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 228 f~m 224.20 615(106) --(-5) --(-5) W,T P(},PHONE -(-5) -(-5) KR 229 'l't; 230 ~~ 127.48 621(105) P(1) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 231 ~m 110.04 815(168) P(1) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) BS KR 232 it~ 78.51 549(104) pel) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 233 ~ 139.62 575(82) pel) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) --(-S) PR 234 i!~~~t 17.81 ~h: 8ITarR Uninhabited PR 235 fq~~ 72.04 13(2) -(-5) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-51 ~:-S) KR , .. " _ ~'" .. _-_ - .. _- .. _ ...... _-_ ... -., ~ , ~ .---' _.' -~- ...... _.-_- 10'7 VILLAGE DIRECl'ORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE BISALPUR TAHSIL-2 ------~-- --- 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 ...... -.-.------.... ift~ "R, '1fTCAl' BisaJpur(16) Wheat,Rice GC(42.49) 18.62 7.69 ._ Turha 216 fil"~i'T ~,';f~ Bilsanda(6) Wheat,Rice TW(34.41) 33.99 8.90 Sisaiya Sahab 211 '" . ~it~~.. ~RJ:qr~ Bisaipur(21) ... Wheat,Rice GC(148.13) 1.69 14.16 21.8S Barepur Marori 218 il"19'~ i('~, ~ fir~m' i('~/~ GC(32.38)TK(4.86) Bilsanda(S) .. Wheat, Rice TW(42.09) S6.2S 22.25 Gularia Marori 221 N~«gT if~ I 'OfT f~1T it~, :qrcr~ K(33,59)TWB(9S.S1)W(4.04) Bilsanda(4) ABG Wheat, Rice TW(1.21)GC(3.64) 399.44 80.13 51.41 Marori Khas 226 fil"~~ if~; :qrq~ Bilsanda(5) ED Wheat,Rice GC(St4O) IS.18 8.90 3.~ Madhwapur 227 , fi~IT it~,~ Bilsanda(3) BAG Wheat, Rice ... TWB(7I.22)W(78.92) 48 .56 11 .74 13 .16 TEMPLE(l) Sidua 228 fif~S'T ~~, :qrq~ Bilsanda(2) ... ..Wheat, . Rico GC(91.81) 10.93 3.13 8.50 Malkapur 129 ;ft,«;:;r~~ q-R'~ Bisalpur(12) EO Wheat,Rice TK(61.11) 44.92 9.71 ,11.74 T(S) Behti 230 fif04~1 ~,~ Bilsanda(3) ED Wheat,Rice GC(119.72) 61.92 8.09 20.24 Charkhoia 231 fimti'T it~,~ Bilsanda(2) Wheat,Rice GC(S9.49) 4.45 2.02 12.55 TEMLPB(l) Rotapur 232 f~ iii, 'i:ffC{~ Bilsanda(2) Wheat,Ricc GC(86.20) 33.19 9.71 10.52 Majbgawan 233 fM~ Bilsanda(2) EAD 0.40 .... ,." TWE(14.S7) 1.62 1.ll Harrai~ur Khurd 234 f~ trR, "ifT~ Bilsanda(l) BAG Wheat,Rice ... TWB(32.38)TW(21.8S) 14.17 1.21 2.43 Chintapur 235 i08 .nq f.dR.IWI ii1'~~~1fu~q , 1 2 3 • 7 8 10 11 236 FlIT 1fi'rt 291 .38 ·222(31) P(l) -(-.5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-.5) KR 237 r.t11fI'~ 121.81 1,021(196) P(1) -(-.5) W,T -(-.5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 238 ~ 139 1I"R: 232.30 1,S3S(267) P(1) --(-.5) W,T -(-.5) -{-.5) -(-5) PR l40 ~~"f45T 31.16 21.5(33) --(-5) -(-5) W.T -(-5) -(-5) BS KR 241 ~'(i 65.16 63(16) --(-5) -(-.5) W.T -(-.5) -(-5) BS KR 242 ~( 98.34 183(27) pel) -(-5) W.T --(-5) -(-5) BS KR 243 .i1;~ 228.66 201(40) -(-S) -(-5> W,T -(-5) -(-5) BS KR 244 .~rqy. u~ iPAW 182.52 793(119) pet) -(-5) W,T PO -(-5) -(-5) PR 24.5 qt~ 296.65 1,153(176) P(I),M(I) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -{-5) PR 246 ~a«('I{f 148.12 513(80) P(1),M(I) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 247 '1,at«1t.: C!T. 'Q~ ~ 116.15 317(43) P(I) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PRt P(1) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) 248 ~. 335.SO 1.463(217) , -(-5) KR 249 ftmr~ 63.54 316(40) -(-.5) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) BS KR 250 it1roU ftta 1111 ( 188.19 513(18) P(1) -(.;..5) W,T -(-5) --(-5) -(-5) KR 2S1 iI1'" 65.16 1(1) -(-5) -(,-10) W,T -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) KR 252 Ifr 105.63 208(30) -(-5) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 253 ~ 221.78 644(84) P(I) -(5-10) W,T -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) KR 254- ~ 269.5) 1,117(145) P(l) -(-5) W.T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 2SS if1romn 181.31 608l99) -(-S) -(-5) w:r -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR , lOt 'VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE BISALPUR TAHSIL-2 _.. ------12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 --- ~'( ~,~ Bisalpur(11) EAG Wheat, Rice TWE(206. SO) 31.57 31.57 21.24 T(6) Kuraiya Kalan 236 ~~"( ~,~ -- Bisalpur( 1) EAG Wheat. Rice .•• 0C(32. J1)TWB(41.68) 24.69 10.'2 12.55 Ghanshiampur 231 f~«1T ~,~ Bilsanda(1) ED Wheat,Rice GC(S5.8S) 3.64 1.22 12.95 Jadupur Natha 238 firmtST itI,~ Bilsanda(2) Wheat,Rice oqi69.16) 16.l9 19.03 27.92 TEMPLE(I) Mar 239 fq~ iij,~ Bisalpur(19) ED Wheat. Rice OC(23.88) 2.43 2.02 2.83 Makrandpur Naka 240 ~~ 1ri.~ Bisalpur(l9) ED Wheat,Rice OC(33.99) 22.27 . 4.45 4.45 T(J) Kuryia Khurd 241 ~~ ill. 'qRtiI' Bisalpur(19) ED Wheat,Rice GC(46.14) 23.41 10.52 IS.21 T(4) Isapur 242 ~~.. ~.~ Bisalpur(11) ED Wheat,Ricc GC(I46.91) 36.42 32.3' 12.59 T(2) Tulapur 243 ~~~ ~,~\Wr Bakainiya T. Bisalpur(ll) ED Wheat,Rice 0C(146.50) 11.34 9.11 i4.97 T(2) Rampur Amrit 144 aft~ ~,~ 0C(24.28) BisaJpur(13) ED,EAG Wheat,Rice ... TWE(73.2S)O(SO.94) 51.40 26.71 40.07 T(I) Gauhania 245 ~~ ili,~ Bisalpur(13) Wheat.Rice 00(98.15) 32.78 10.93 5.66 Khutrain 246 m~~ iII,~ Mohatnmadpur T. BisaJpur(14) ED Wheat.Rice 0C(57.87) 3.5.61 11.74 10.93 T(l) Rampur Amrit 241 q~ ~,~ 1W(156.22) BisaJpurt12) Wheat.Rice W(3.64)TK(ZO.'2.4) 99.15 30.35 :!SSO Rampur Ani.rit 248 ;sft~~ ~.;uq" Bisal pur(13) ,". Wheat,Rice GC(43.71) 11.33 6.88 1.62 Simra Mahipat 249 ~ft~ ill. ..,-crw GC(11:Ul)TWE(18.62) Bisalpur(22) EA Wheat,Ricc .•• 0(1.62)TK(O.4O) 23.07 10.52 21.85 T(3),M(1) Nagaria Tilagir 2$0 ;sn"3li(~ itt,~ 004.86) BisaJpur(21) Wheat,Rice TW(lO.24)R(1.62) 25.50 7.69 S.2S Basula 251 ~~ ir{,...mF GC(17.4O) Bisalpur(14) Wheat,Rice 1rVV(30.3S)1riC(O.81) 37.24 12.55 7.28 Bhoora 252 ~~ ilj, :qmr Bisalpur(21) ED Wheat,Rice 0C(117.77) 55.04 33.19 15.78 Dhakaryia 253 ;stnr~ q,~ Bisalpur(23) Wheat,Rice OC(1~3.4S) 41.0S 17.00 11.00 Ghunahaura 254 iiflij~q( 0C(30.3S) TWE • irt,~ Bisalpur(18) EAO· Wheat,Rice ". (n.1O)TW(Z.32)0(243) 31.16 19.43 18.22 Nagra Rata US .' Mo "" f~fql 2-"'~~~ ijfif ~i ~ 'if'f ~q~Jr 1 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ------2 4 --- 256 ~ritw~i 123 .84 286(69) -(-5) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 257 fm~r 20S .)8 989(880) P(1) -(-5) W,T ;_(-S) -(-5) -(-5) KR 258 ~ 71.10 240(36) -(-5) -(.... 5) W,T -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) PR 259 f~qt 1~ 244.03 619(101) -(-5) --(5-10) W,T -(5-10) -(5-10) BS PR 260 m;1ff 63.94 ~2) --(-5) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-~) .-(-5) KR 261 ~ m. ii' Q:lfT 90.65 312(40) -(-5) --(5-10) W,T -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5) KR lfiT\¥I'TUE 262 {Uf 285.31 1,513(219) P(1) -(10+> W,T -(10+) wr'f SAT -(-5) KR tilffi TUE 263 ~r~~fu+rn 213.68 192(152) pel) -(-S) W,T -(-S) ~f;; SAT BS PR ~SUN 264 465.41 1.914(391) P(2) --(5-10) W,HP -(-5) ~WED BS PR ~fllflf~ .;I 265 ftI~ 314.45 1,235(235) P(l) -(5-10) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) BS KR 266 "lit)' ~ 108.40 1,836(310) P(1),M(t) -(-5) W,T PTO -(10+) -(10+) KR li1ftlf TUE 267 102.19 323(66) -(-5) -(S-10) T.W.TK --(5-10) vrf.:r SAT -(-5) KR ~"f ;' 268 f~)i?,T 535.42 1.329(231) P(l) -(5-10) W,T -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) KR 269 ~rcm.. 136.38 282(53) -(-5) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 270 f~iJlll"{ 105.63 . 444(67) --(-5) .-(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) KR 271 IPI'ffillT ~~ 103.20 489(78) P(1) '-(lO+) W,T -(-5) -(10+) -(10+) KR 272 fir~m.~ 6~.67 Ij~ arm.- Uninhabited KR 273 Jf 274 8Afifqr ffi". ~ 46.95 260(48) -(5-10) -(5-10) W,T -(-5) -(-5) BS KR 275 'fe-RaT 110.48 405(14) Pd) -(S-lO) W,T --(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) KR itt VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE BISALPUR TAHSIL-2 ------12 13 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 2 1 fl(W~~r ~.~\? Bilsanda(5) Wheat,Rice OC(96.7l) 1.6% 8.90 16.60 TEM(I) Deoria Khurd 256 iftCfB'tr"{ ij'~ I 'tfTerW' OC(134.71) Bisalpur(21)'" BA Wheat, Rice R(2.02JTWB(8.09) 26.71 14.51 19.02 ... Pipar OiLhna 251 far~~~r ~,~W' Bilsanda(4) Wheat,Rice GC(63.94} 2.03 3.64 8.09 TBM(l) Harraipuf 258 '" . il'T«~~• ~R' t;tr;:r~ BisaJpur(18) Wheat,Rice TW(182.92) 19.02 22.66 1.9.43 Phirsah Churha 259 it~~'!~ it~, t;tT<.f ~ GC(6.01) Bisalpur(l6) BAG Wheat,Rice TWE(19.43)0(2.02) 20.64 8.50· 7.28 Jhampa 260 fil'0"~~ ij'~, 'T.frCf~ ~ Bilsaoda(9) Wheat,Rice GC(34.40)TW(8.90) 26.31 11.74 .9.10 Mirpur T. Dhakaiyia 261 fil'~#~' it~,~ OC(5.67) Bilsanda(9) BAG Wheat,Rice... TWE(146.91) 99.1 .. 17.81 15.78 Harrai 262 ift~~ BD 'fR' 'iffqW' Bisalpur(23) EAG Wheal,Rice TW(99.96)TWE(3S.61) 7.69 50.t8 20.24 T(1) Allahabad Simra 263 crnr:orlR• itll~Z;S Bisalpur(S) ED Whel\l,Rice TC(.s63.83) 15.78 33.19 52.61 T(l) Mundia Bilehra 264 ;ft~w'n:• "t,~W' Bisalpur(6) ED Wheat,Rice GC(lS4.19)TW(61.1.3) 59.49 13.36 24.28 TEM(I) LiJhar 265 f~\'?dCT EO iii, 'ifflfZ;S TW (443.73)TWB(3 .64) Bilsanda(lO) BAG Wheat,Rice W(57.87) ·S1.75 14.S5 46.56 Bhadeng Kanja 266 ifi~~~ itt,~ TW(S9.49) Bisalpur(24) ... Wheat,Rice 0(3.64) 25.90 6.88 6.88 Jadupur Khurd 267 ..... fil'~~ ~. 'ifTr«1 OC(l56;62) Bilsa, nda,(3) Wh~at,Rice ... TW(IOO.71)0(4.06) 135.57 103.60 34.80 Simroli 268 fq~r ~, 'ifT1fZ;S GC(27.92)W(1.62\ Bilsanda(lO) I Wheat, Rice GC(41.27) 62.73 19.43 12.95 T(2) Kasua 269 ..... fif~6T '1'1, 'tflq\? Bilsanda(lO) Wheat,Rice GC(58.28) g.90 27.12 11.33 Sinbuapur 270 ~~T ili, "-fI'Cfw T(l) Bilsanda(lO) Wheat,Rice GC(79.32) 12.14 10.52 1.22 TBM(l) Amkhiya Jalalpur 271 f~m- Bilsanda(S) GC(38.04) 2S.SO 2.03 0.40 Piparyia T. Agar 272 ~~ it'.IIiITCfW Bilsa nda(! 0) Wheat,Rice GC(39.26) 33.19 6.01 1.21 Makrandpur T. Simroli 273 ~~~'( ~, 'ifTCf~ Neoria Husainpur(6) ... Wheat,Rice GC(21.52) IS.62 0.81 T(l) Amkheriya T. Pagar 274 itcrfm g-4",'!l i\l,remrW' Neoria Husainpur(6) .. Wheat,Rice GC(94~!0~ ":__ . :.:-}.83...... -.. ~.88__ .__ 6.07 Matnia 275 ---,~, .. _--- 112 : ~ '7 VM ftri:fnT 1Z--'mtF ~ ~§~~~~ 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 276 f4T~1Jlti~ 86.20 91(20) -{-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) ·-(-5) KK pel) --(-5) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 271 ~iiI'm~ 161 .88 147(30) w .. _(-5) 278 ~ 69 .61 353(71) -(-5) -(5) W -(-5) -(-5) KR 279 'U~ am;:cr 244.'14 730(137) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) ~(-5) -(-5) PR 280 ,~ 154.60 517(113) P(I) -(-.5) W,T -(-5) -(-.5) -(-5) KR 281 far,I<1:l( ~~ 125.46 267(51) -(-5) ~-5). W,TK -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 282 ~ 291 .86 907(165) -(-5) -(-5) W,T --(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 283 ~~ 182.92 879(156) pel) --(-5) W,T --(-5) -(-5) --(-) KR 284 ~It{ij:!< I:flJR 425.34 1,109(215) --(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-$) KR 285 fcr~ (~q'f 509.11 668(113) P(l) --(-5) W'HP --(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR ~WED 286 ~"(1~'t 568.20 2.191(444) P(I),M(I) -{-5) w..HP PTO 'd?fSUN -(-5) PR 287 ;frW~( 172.40 496(88) pel) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 288 $lff ~~i"{ 198.30 503(88) P(I) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 289 'iffi5lrT ~~1 153.38 410{Sl) -(-5) -{-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 290 ftr~·~ 201.12 625(102) P(1) -(-5) W.T -{-5) -{-5) -(5-10) KR q~TUE. 291 ~iSfT~• 472.28 165(132) -(-5) -(-.5) W.T -(-5) wf.:r SAT -(5-10) KR 292 racl'l lij~ 404.30 1,992(383) pel) -(5-10) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 293 "(!I< 146.50 240(50) -(-5) -(5-10) W,T -{S-lO) -(5-10) -{5-tO) KR . 21!(37) 294 ~ 113.32 P(l) -(5-10) W,T '-(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-]0) KR 795 ~~ 43.71 ~~ Uninhabitd KR lU VILLAGE DIRECfORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE BISALPUR TAHSIL-' 2 _--12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 ~~ ... ~,~ Neoda Husainpur(6) Wheat,Rice TW(18.62) 37.27 25.50 4.81 BiIaiya Makrandpur 276 irqf~lfT ~~, ... ~,~ Neoria Husainpur(9) Wheat,Rice ... TW(104.00) 42.09 9.31 6.48 Manpur Jalalpur 277 i\qf~~Q-~ ... ~J~ Neoria Hu~a.inpur(4) Wheat,Rice ... GC(38.8S) 10.12 14.97 5.67 Banda 278 ~rorr ~~~ ED ~J "Wf?1<" ~,~ GC(l!7.82)TW(7.69) Bisalpur(20) ED Wheat,Rice W(2.02)TK(24.69) 5.26 14.57 12.55 ... Hampura 280 ... Gft~~ ifR,~ GC(70' 01)TW(3tS7) BisaJpur(19) Wheat,Rice...... TK(1.62) 11.74 2.43 8.09 Biharipur Khurd 281 fGlWj .. :S1 ifR',~ Bilsanda(3) Wheat,Rice ... GC(221.37) 33.99 4.86 37.64 T(1) Baboora. 282 f~~F~ iT~,~ BiIsanda(2) Wheat,Rice ... GC(13~ .55) 4.04 32.78 12.55 T(l) . Ruria Ghuryia 283 f4 {>?ij ..:Sf ii1,~ TK(140,43)TW(53.01) Bilsanda(4) Wheat,Rice 0(13 .16) 104.82 72.04 41.28 Iradatpur pagar 284 fi[{>? e;:s r ~,'i'frq~ TW(393.41)0(10.93) Bilsanda(8) Wheat,Rice W(2.02) 37 .23 125.86 39.66 T(l) Tilsa nda Hansua 28.5 fifmFlT iT~, :;rJqw GC(174.83)TWB{49.31) Bilsanda(4) ED,EAG Wheat,Rice TK(5.67) 176.45 104 .41 "57 .47 Bamroli 286 ... I iru'~'t ~rd, 'q'Tq~ GC(107.65)TW(3.24) BisaJpur(lO) Wheat,Rice ... W(Z.02) 22.26 28.73 8.50 MirPur Harraipur 287 ~~ q~,'9~ Gc{138.00)TW(6.48) Bilsanda(4) Wheat,Rice .•• TK(O.40) 31.16 6.88 IS .38 Dhakyia Jalalpur 288 " . fGf<"l{t .. ~T ifRI~ Bilsanda(S) ED ,Whellt,Rice ... GC(44.92) 81.34 15.78 11.34 Chathia Hilgi 289 MmriT ~ I '9Tcre- Bilsanda(7) Wheat,Rice ~ ... TW(I24.24) SS.Ol 10.93 10.93 Tilchi 290 " i(jtl{>?$~ ifR',. 'TfTCI1f Bisalpur(2S) Wheat,Rice GC(162.29) 166.73 102.79 40.47 Chaprua Kunyian 291 W~~T ~, :;rTCiW Bilsanda(8) Wheat,Rice GC(227.44) ~5.4() 45.73 45.73 Bilaspur 292 fil'B1f;~ if~ ,:;rTCIW Bilsanda(7) Wheat,Rice ... GC{40 .07)W(47.7~) 40.07 9.71 8.90 Harharpur 293 ~~ if~, 'qlq~ Bilsanda(7) Wheat,Rice .. , GC(47.35)W(27.92) 21.45 10.52 6.08 Tajpur 294 ~GT Bilsanda(9) GC(18.21) 20.64 1.62 3.24 Gopalpur 295 1t4 mWm :z-.:~\q~ \3fff W~Tij ~ WIT 1G'f1I1'l ....-~~- 4 6 1 2 3 5 7 8 9 10 ---11 296 ll«r 292.60 630(120) P(1) -{-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) KR 297 ~~ 111.77 406(70) P(l) , -(-5) W,T -(-5) ~4WED BS KR 298 ~ri~ . 114.13 236(32) -(-5) -(-5) W,T -(-5) ~WED -(-5J KR " 299~ . 284 .50 1,693(325) P(l),M(I) H(l} W,T PO ,~ WED. -(10+) KR I 300 'fI'lIT ifT"(r 100 .37 ~~ Uninhabited KR 301 fwPJ'u ~if$'( 232.30 195(143) P(1) -(-S) W,T -(-S) -(S-tO) (10+) KR 302 ;ft~~ 107.65 . 366(6'> --(-5) -(-5) W,T,TJ; -(-5) -(-5) -(-S) KR 303 qf~ 142.05 122(11) . --(-Sl -(-5) W,T,TK -(-:-5) -(-5) -(-5} KR 304 Wri:cr 75.27 20(4) ·-(-5) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -{-S} -(5-l0) KR 305 ~~~r.~~ 114.93 64(11) -(-5) -<-5) W,T,TK -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 306 ~~ 130.12 19(3) -(-5) .' -(-5) W,T -(-5) ~4WED -(10+) KR 307 iIi){m 59.09 63(1) -(-5) -(-5) W,T -(-5) ;;e' WED -(-5) KR 308 !fla lI'~'ttr 136,38 450(88) pel) -(-5) W,T -(-5) Gf;e' WED -(-5) KR '" 309 ~itW 84.18 487(105) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-S) BS KR 310 frm11f f«q't~ 151.36 320(54) P(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) q-;g: WED -(10+) KR '" 3U ~tG("d$( ~T. 2(i~it 87.42 247(31} -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-S) Gf~ WED -(10+) KR '" 312 ~~ 80.54 188(30) P(l) . -(-5) W,HP -(-S) ,;: WEn -(10+) KR 313 iIi'~~\. m'. iIi'~iift 163.09 823(162) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-S) -(5-10) PR 314 "10 220.16 444(80) pel) - (-5) W,HP :-(-5) ;r.[WED.. -(10+) KR 315 lHI41it 89.84 296(59) (-5) -·(-5) W,HP -(-5) qWED• -(10+) KR Ui5 VllLAGE DlREcrORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE BISALPUR TAHSIL-2 , __ ------...... ___..------1.2 13 14 15 16 17. 18 ' 19 20 2 1 __ --...... ------'" . f~ijdl iJR,~ Wheat, Rice TW(217.32) 32 .• 78 41.28 l.ll Marewa 296 BiJsanda(10). •...... q"t~~ ~,~ Bisalpur(20) Wheat, Rice TW(23.47) 25.90 $9.09 9.31 T(l) Jaipalpur , 297 '" . Gftm?~~ tTR,~ Bisalpur(20) Wheat,Rice TW(44.52) 36.42 31.97 1.22 Saray Urf Saraiya 298 ~ft~ffi~ EO,ED ~,~ Bisalpur(30) BAG Wheat,Rice TWE(66.37} 74.05 138.4l 5.67 T(l) Kareli 299 i{1mr~ Bisalpur(30) ED,BAG rWB(42 :90) 42.09 14.91 0.41 J 0 os.via Bari 300 ..... Sindhaura ar~ tTR,~ Bisalpur(20) ED Wheat,Rice 00(98.7.5) 77.70 55.85 Kharagpur " 30-1 .... ~fRril"~ rrRI~ Bisalpur(2S) Wheat,Rice GC(33.99) 47.75 18.62 7.29 Goharpur 30Z "_ Gfr«t;'~ it~, 'ifTCffl' Bis alpur (25) Wheat,Rice GC(62.32) 53.83 16.19 ' 9.71 ...1 . Patijia 303 aftm;r!( ~,~ . ,2'2.66 ..- Sanddeo Bisalpur(23) Wheat,Rice rW(24 •.69) 27.92 .. ~ i· 3&,t Gffm;r~ jf~, "fTCf~ Mohammadpur , (.35.• 61 T.Kareli BisaJpur(206) Wlleat,Rice ..• Ge(5.2~~I) ~'.11 ~}i 3!lS .... arTijWlJ~ rr~,~ Bisalpur(31) Wheat,Rice .~ GC(40.07)TW(25.0~) .so. 1-8 3·i50 6,8;8 Dhuraiya ~ , 306 afrij'~~ iti,~~ Bisalpur(18) Wheat,Rice GC(23.07) 19.43 16.19 • OAO Kohara' . 307 iflu~!t ,,~,~ Bisalpur(20) Wheat,Rice TW(60.71) 37.64 36.83 1.20 hI) Pandri Marori 308 athr~~ ~,~ Bisalpur(4) Wheat,Rice GC(70;42) 2.83 0.41 10.52 Mirpur Hirpur, 309 ar'lmt~ ~,~ Bisalpur(32) Wheat,Rice TK(9S;Sl) 35.21 10.12 J 10.52 M(l) ~iparia. ~insipur 3~0 ~~~ itj,~ Bhagawantpur Bisalpur(32) Wheat,Rice GC(25.50)T(43.71) 14.97 ,-S.61, "4.45 T. KareH 311 ~~ iti, :qrqtIT, Bisalpur(34) Wheat,Rice TW (43.11) 21..45 8.10 7.29 T(l) Chandpur 312 ~~t ED ~, "fTCffl' Bisalpur(3&) BAG Wheat,Rice TWE(3Q.3S) gQ.n 52.61 - Kalyanpur T. Kareli 313 ifRr~It ED it~,~ Bisalpur(36) EAG Wheat,Rice .... GC(3U5)TW(31.51) 124.6S 19.43, 13.36 Rath 1« ED iri,~ GC(5.61) Bisalpur(30)'"~ EAG Wheat,Rice ... TW(62.73)TK(0.80) 12.'5 5.67 2.42 T(l) Pasiapur 3U 116 mfod~l~t 101J W~ ~if '!.flr ~m ------~------~------~----- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 , 316 q'l!hll(q(.. 55.04 25.(5) -($-10) -"-(5-10) W,HP, -(S-lO) ,a- WED -(10+) PR 317 39.26 154(28) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) qWED f«m~ • -(10+) PR 318 ~ll~~ 5S7.01 1,167(228) pel) -(5-10) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 319 Wft~ 376.78 390(62) -(-5) -(5-10) W,HP --(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10) , KR 320 tIfir'{': a-qi ift'(~ 329.83 561(95) pel) -(-5) W,TP -(-5) -'(-5) -(5-10) KR 321 'i""r~'n' 181.71 61(16) -(-5) -(-5) W.IlP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 322 R91'm tmft tto 217.32 ~h q'JiI'J1t' Uninhabited KR 323 f~ tmft '1'0 101.58 ' 66(16) pel) -(10+) W,HP PO --(10+) -(10+) KR .- .. 324 ~ 233.11 . 4'1{28) pel) .,...0(-'5) WIHP -(-5) -(-S) -(S-~O) KIt ~"~- :ns fiqr 237.96 682(140) -(-5) -(-5) W;HP'; -(-5) -(-S) -(5-10) KIt C\ pWED 326 ~ 256.18 1,054(228) , P(1) -($-10) W.HP PO mif SAT -(5-10) KR 327 ttWmof~ 43.71 516(119) P(l) -(-~) W,HP , -((5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 328 ~'IS~( ijTo ~ 222.S9 ~h:~ Uninhabited KIt 319 ~ 129.50 253(42) -(10+) -(10+) W,UP -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) KR 330 f~~( 113.32 . 351.(68) P(I)M(l) -(10+) W,T.K.T -(10+> -(10+) -(10+) KR 331 '1af.rzn 153.19 .n: IrPrR' Uninhabited KR ,~ 332 ~ 166.33 9'4(160) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR -{-S) 333 ~ 76.89 97(1~) -(-5) --(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) KR 334 f(IWF~~ 160.67 585(103) P(1) -{-S) W,T -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) KR .. 335 ~Hlqld":!( ~ "0 114.93 404(72) P(l) --(-5) W,HP ..;...(-5> -(-5) --(5-10) KR 111, VILLAGE DIRECrORY AMENITIES AND LAND USB BISALPUR TAHSIL-2 --<------~---- 12 13 14 15 ~16 17 18 19 20 2 1 -----__ -.,__-.- ;ft"«~, iti,iiI'T"'~ BisaJpur(2S) Wheat,Rice _•• GC(3.24)TW(36.01) 9.31 1.62 4.86 .Madakarpur 316 q'hr~ ~, 'i.rf1(W BisalplU'(29) Wheat,Rice TW(27.U) 6.48 4.86 0.81 Tinghipur 317 q~ ~,~i.? GC(201.9S)TW(4.05) :Bisalpur(16) Wheat,Rice -TK(1.21)W(2.83) 195.87 6$.16 106.03 Lalor Mujranpur 318 oirn~'( ~,:qR~ Bisaipur(14) Wheat, Rice TW(12.95) 188.19 113.72 61.92 , Tuilhlia 319 ~"«~, ~,~ Bisaipur(11) Wheat, Rice TW(59.09)W(O.41) 214.08 39.66 16.59 Khanpur Birampur 320 afl:e('jq... < ,,~,'ifN~ ~, Bisal pllr(12) Wheat,Rice ... TW(2.43)GC(0.81) 78.51 26.71 73.25 Uchasiya 321 ;ffir~"{ , '" Bisalpur(ll) GC(6.48) 13~.62 41.27 29.95 Rich~oJa Ghasi A. 322 Gftm;r~ ~,~~ GC(lS1.83) Bisalpur(U) Wneat,Rice •.• GC(62.32)TW(12.95) 10.92 2.03 13.36 T(l) Richhola. Ghasi Must. 323 # ~~:!< ~,~w GC(1l1.10)TW(S8.28) Bisalpur(12) Wheat,Rice ... W(6.88)TK(4.05) 30.35 10.52 11.33 Soraha 324 , m~q''( ~, :qf(fW- GC(S9.09)TW(76.89) , . Bisalpur(13) .•. Wheat, Rice TK(t4.91) 14.16 37.64 35.21 I Khakuma 32S "'Rr~, ~,o;ni(w 00(42.10) TW(1.62) Bisalpur(U) Wheat, Rice ... W(11.95)(1.21)T.K(0.40) 109.21 22.26 66.37 Kishni 326 Gft"«~.. ~,~w GC(19.02)TW(4.05) Bisalpur(lO) Wheat,Rice TW(2.02) 7.69 4.45 6.48 Parewa T. Kishni 327 ;ft~ Bisalpur(10) . TK(lO.52) 54.63 33.99 113.45 Bahadurpur T. Kishni 328 4ft:e\1~• ill, ~Ffi.? ~ Risalpur(10) ... Wheat, Rice G0(99.56) 14.97 1.91 5.26 Miteypur 329 ;sfI~\1-ri . • ~, "fJCrW GC(67.99)TW(13.36) Bisalpur(U) Wheat, Rice TK.(O.40) 10.t3 14.16 7.28 T(1)M(I) Sisaya Jalalpur 330 G!l'MI'i( Bisalpur(lO) GC(121.41) 16.59 9.11 6.08 Pataniya 331 aflij~q;c• ~,o;ncrw- Bisalpur(6) ._ Wheat, Rice 0C(15.68) 38.45 21.04 31.16 T(l) Shahpur 332 !il\l:!(i'i't ~, iiI'Tif~ GC(33.99)TW(6.88) Bisalpur(lO) Wheat,Rice TK(2.83) 19.83 7.69 5.61 T(l) Shampur 333 iI'~ ~, iiI'Tif~ ~ GC(46.95) l. Bisalpur(4) Wheat,Rice TW(62.33) 35.21 5.67 10.52 Malakpnr 334 iilhlW< - • ~,:qrcr~ Bhalpur(6) Wneat, Rice G0(88.22) 7.69 9.31 9.71 Bhagwantpur Karor M. 335 Ui VA fIRm., 2 ;fta,,~~ ~ ~~li ~1f1l ~ J. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 -, 336 .~~~;wi~'Zo 85.80 ~h: iIf~ Uninhabited KR 337 ~m' 187.78 994(173) -(-5) -(-.5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) KR 338 'ilorr lIriir 56.16 ~'( iIfTiIl~ Uninhabited KR 339 \'I')tr~T 143.61 484(9&) P(l) -(-5) W,T -(-5) _(_5)4 -{-S} KR m'f MON 340 .;wiq'\q ~ fij'if'U 2~S.21 l,246(2ll) pel) -(-5) W,T PO ~ 'rHU BS,RS KR 341 ~ 263.46 1.210(201) P(l),H(l) MCW(l) W,HP PO ,PHONE -(-5) :ps PR " 342 ~~~"t 151.36 553.(92) P(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-.5) BS,RS PR 343 ~qr~ 85.39 429(72) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-j) -(-5) KR ~SUN 344 r;fmr.. 281.27 1,889(331) P(l) -(-5) W.T -(-5) ~~mu -(-5) KR -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) -(-S) . 345 ~~'( 109.27 144(1.28) -(-5) ,_ W,HP KR 346 Enirq"( 219.35 934(166), pel) -(-5) W,HP. -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR " 341 ifiiACft 2~5.01 842(150) pel) :::-(5-10) W,HP --(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 348 ~mfa:~'t 593 n69 2,323(446) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS KR 349 ihr«l'{ 350 ~~~'( 114.93 454(74) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(.... 5) KR 351 I3f~Cfir 102.79 353(58) -(5... :-) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(~5) -(-5) KR ~ i 352 ~Tf\r;~ilfl~ ~ 141.24 8011138) PO) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) ~(:"5) ..... (5-) KR 353 ~ 354 mt1T 145.69 246(47) -(-5) -(5-10) W.HP - (-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 355 ~~G(rn- 108.0S 456(16) P(l) --(5-10) W.HP PO -(-5) - ... (-5) KR,PR la VILLAGE DIREcrORY BISALPUR T.AHSJL-2 AMENITIES AND LAND USB , • :fJl'" __ ------13 13 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 2 1 ~ ...... - --....--- m~~ "" Bisalpur (6) 56.2S 11.00 12.5S ::ah~wantpu~ :Kar,or A. 336 'ilr'~~ i't~,:qm;r GC(86.6l) Bisalpur (10) Wheat,Rice W(4if6)O(S.50) 48.15 22.26 17.81 ..... Ruria' 337 ar"t~q'~ , GC(26.31) Bisalpur"" (10) TK(2.02) W(O.ll) 23.07 12.95. Purena Muafi 338 im~ ,~, lifllRi Bisalpur (4) Wheat,Rice TW(107,65} 1.5.38 10.12 13.52 .~ .. Longha 339 ar1tT~q,:• Bisalpur (10) ... TW(184.14) 33.S0 43.30 24.27 Akbarganj Simra 340 ~~ ~,~ GC(U9.19)TWE(81.01) Bisalpur (6) EA Wheat, Rice W(8.S0)TK(4.05) 11. 74 . 23.47 8.90 M(I),T(I) Parsia 341 G("ttT~'l"( tt~, '9Tcf~ GC(25.90) Bisalpur (1) EA Wheat, Rice ... TWE~110 .94)TK( .081) 18.62 2J .47 1.62 T(2) Pakaria Mangli 342 ". aft~~~ ifRI :qrCi~ Bisalpur (5) Wheat,Rice TW(69.61) 7 .69 3.64 4.45 .,. Dhakyia Mahak r 343 '" . i11{f~~ ifR, :qrq~ Bisalpur (3) Wheat,Rice GC (160.67) 100.37 ... 20.23 Chandpura 344 qrn~"(• iT~~ :qrq~ Bisalpur (4) Wheat,Rice .- GC (83.31) - 9.,.30 11.74. 4.86 Gangupur 345 ifur~ ~~,:;:rr~ OC(80,94) ~ Bisalpur (4) Wheat,Rice .;. TW(36.42)W(40.47) 37.64 17.8t" 6.07 Sabepur 346 " ,"tT~~ ~,=qRtn. Bisalpur (8) ED Wheat,Rice GC(161.18) 27.11 35.21 0.81 . T(3) Kangawan 347 '" . ifiij'B'f{"( ~RI :qrcr~ GC(241.27)TWE(108.46) '" Bisalpur (5) EA Wheat, Rice ... W(7.69)TK(1.21) 76·.08 133.15 19.83 T(l) Jas'auli Dewari 348 il'T{f~q-~... Bisalpur (5) / ... GC (47.75) 10.12 3.24 2.43 SitaI pur Kazi 349 '" . i1i"«~~ ~RI :qrcr~ '" Bisalpur (4) Wheat,Rice G0(78.18) 19.83 17.00 Nasrulabpur 350 :;, aft{fWq~.. iTt,mere Bisalpur (4) Wheat,Rice GC (79.73) 8.50 2.01 12.55 Ulilka 351 " . ar~ ED ~RI~ Bisalpur (5) EAG Wheat, Rice ... GC (99.56)TWE(9.31) 9.30 7 .69 15.38 Hafiznagar Bandai 352 !:I " . ~ l'E'{i~< ifR,'~TCi~ Bisalpur (5) Wheat,Rice ... GC(82.~6)TW(14 .97) 10.93 16.19 14.57 Gujraula 353 amr~ ilt, "fTCf~ Bisalpur (7) - "Wheat, Rice OC (63.94) 30.76 34.80 16.19 Sakhia 354 af\"«~~~ i\j, Iifrir~ Bisalpur (1) Wheat,Rice GC (49.37) 25.09 16.19 11 .40 TEMPLE(l} Dhakyia Ranjit 355 110 '"" ~f.I .., z-1ft~"J~ "'~ GA~m~"f~~ 1 '- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 _--11 356 $t1f4lfl In. ~;fto 93.89 287(52) -(-5) -{-5) W,HP -(-5) --(-s) BS KR,PR 357 ~T 142.45 656(119) P(I) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS KR,PR 358 ~ 99.15 558(103) -(-5) --(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS PR ~ 359 '«I~ 32.78· ~h:m~ U ninhabited- KR 360 297.45 1.034(183) P(1) -(-5} W,HP -(-5) -(--5) -(-5} KR ~iT ,I 361 anroiliil\ 153.38 1,427(262) P(2),H(l),PUC(1) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) . --(-5) KR,PR 362 1Ii1f«1l~ 242.01 838(150) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5) -(-5) KR,PR 363 W;f~T In. 1!.\1T Cfi~iIl 82.96 1(1) .-(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 364 Iift«~ ~ 397.42 257(74) --(-5) --(-5) W,HP --.(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR.PR 365 'ifta-u 142.86 1.• t07(195) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR,PR 366 'l,(SIT 131.91 502(95) pel) -(-5) W,TK. -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR 367 Q:t\r~~ f~'Tt~r 110 129. to 495(99) pel) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 368 (t~f~~r t(o 204.78 ~~ Uninhabited KR . ,. 369 ~,,~ !lo 124.24 927(166) P(I),M(I) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 370 ~«~ ~~1 ~€r 1{0 149.74 871(171) P(l) --(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-(10) KR 371 ~fff~~o 148.93 ~'(~ Uninhabited KR ,. 372 ~"~lZo 86.20 ~m~ Uninhabited KR, 373 ~'o 164.71 364(64) -(-5) ";'(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR ~ 374 rt~r~o 18.21 ~ arram' Uninhabited KR 375 ~ 127.48 337(77) P(l) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) -(-5) KR lU VItLAG~ DIRECfORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE BISALPUR TAHSIL-2 . --- 12 13 14 15 16 17 18. 19 20 1 1 .... Gf~ tf~,~ GC(40.87)TW(23.88) Bisalpur(12) Wheat,Rice TK(O.40) 14.57 10.93 3.24 Gularia T gujni 356 afT~~ ~,~ GC(33.t9)TW(29.9S) Bisalpur(ll) Wheat,Rice TK(2.83) 44.11 28.73 3.64 Sujni 351 "' . ~~I~ tfR'~ GC(61.92) Bisalpur(tO) Wheat, Rice TW(7 ;69) 7 .69 19.43 2.42 Parsaodi 358 GfTij'~~ Bisalpur(lO) TW(22.26) 8.09 1.62 0.81 Ratnpur 359 GfT«~~ tf~, :;;nq~ GC(140.84)TW(38.45) BisaJpur(3) Wheat,Rice TK(O.40) 45 .73 46.13 25.90 T(I) Bhasuoda 360 Gft~w~ ED ~,~ GC(SO.18)TWE(20.24)TK(2.02) Bisalpur(3) BAG Wheat,Rice ... W(2.02)TW(34.40)0(1.21)21.45 3.64 18.12 T(2) Amra Karor 361 ~iT«~~ ~,~ GC(108 .06)TW(21.85) Bisalpui(3) Wheat,Rice TK(2.83} 29.45 47.35 32.38 Ttl) Qasimpur 362 ':) . ... ill;a(if~( "R,~ GC(24.69)TWE(17.81 )W(O.40) Guiana Bisalpur(2) EAG Wheat, Rice TK(O.40)0(0.81) 16.19 10.11 12.SS Masmula K asba 363 Gft«~ if#,~ GC(152.17)TWE(96.72) Bisalpm(2) EAG ...Wheat, Rice TK(0.40)W(5.67) 63.54 28.73 50.19 Chaunsar Padia 364 Gf'hr~ l'fR', rqrcrw GC(82.56)TW(19.43) Bisalpur(l) ED Wheat, Rice TK(2.l0) 13.36 6.88 18.62 M(I), pel) Chaunsra 365 Gf'fm;rT= itt, =enqw Bisalpur(7) Wheat,Rice GC(41.3S) 36.42 10.93 37.22 T(l) Muha 366 qrm;r~ ilj, 'qTqlf Bis alp ur(5) Wheat, Rice GC(73.2S) 21.85 2.43 31.51 Herapur Deohl M. 367 GfT~~ Bisalpllr( ~) TW(1.21) 56.25 35.21 112.10 T(I) Herapur Deohi A. 368 qr~~ ~,~ GC(20.24) Bisalpur(4) Wheat, Rice TW(60.71)TK(6.07) 22.66 5.26 9.30 TEM.(l) Arjunpur M. 369 ~'!l ird, ~w Bisalpur(tJ) Wheat,Rice GC(111.77) 14.57 7.28 10.12 Chonsar HardoPatti M. 370 ~2;~ Bisalpur(S) TW(1.22) 54.63 34.41 58.6& Chonsar HardoPatti A. 371 ~T= Bisalpur(4) CC(O.8l) 63.13 13.76 8.53 ArjunpUI A. 372 afhr~ ir~,~ Bisalpur(3) ... Wheat, Rice GC(49.18) 74.'87 31.16 8.90 TE(l),H(l) Dhuksi M. 373 GI"m~~( Bisulpur(3) ... 6.88 11.33 Du~asi. A. 374 ..... GOte2l< ED ifR, lifT~w Bisalpur(3) EA J W!leat,Rice TWE(36.02) 43.30 15.78 32.38 Karkhera 315 122 11m ~(ftAil 2--4('m:f~~ ~ ~ ~it ~ ~ \1tf1f)rr --- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 _- . --.---,--... -. ...__---_..-.-.~.---.-----_..__.------ 376 ~~,;o 163.90 724(133) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 377 ;:rtRlI'T cm~ tt 0 30.76 it'{~ Uninhabited KR 378 ~lffurr 379 ~ ;:il'fM 247 .27 542(102) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP ~(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 380 ~'( 243.53 536(90) -(-5) -(-5) HP,W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 381 fu'~ijf' 'fCr~lI'T 1J0 124.24 1,367(264) pel) -(-5) W.T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 38Z ft1cfr~qijf' ~(ij'J 1:(0 132.74 ~~~R Unjnhabit~d KR 383 ~m 114.13 231(48) -(-5) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 384 qij"(~~ . 113.32 333(55) -(-5) .. -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PR M(J),PUC 385 ~~ 303.12 724(894) (l),TR(l) -(-5) W,HP PO,PHONE -(-5) BS.RS PR 386 ~r~~ 195.81 1,008(177) P(l) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) -(5-10) KR 387/~ 225.01 648(t23) PCl) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(--5) -(5-10) KR 388 ~'( 'i(;:rr ;:rm 227.44 1,101(208) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 389 mwr 129.10 431(62) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 390 ~~ :p~'6" 319.31 781(147) P(l} -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR P(1) ~~WED.. 391 ~~~ 157.02 2,891(490) M(I),H(l) -(-5) W,HP PTO ~q SlJN --(5-]0) KR 392 ~ 84.99 1,112(184) pel) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -.(-5) -(5-10) KR .. 393 '+r~ 65.97 q''( 0fT~ Uninhabited KR SMP(I) 394 ~ 407.13 1,290(248) P(I),M(I) H(1),D(l) W,HP PO -(-5) -(10+) KR -(-5) W.HP --(--5\ --(-5) -(5-10) KR 395 f VILLAGE DIREcrORY AMENITU~S AND LAND USE BISALPUR TAHSIL-2 ~------"--- --_._------_.------12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 ... qT~~~ qR' 'qTCfi?i Bisalpur (2) Wheat,Rice ... TWE(91.87) 0(3.24) 28.73 31.96 8.10 Nagaria Fatehpur Mu. 376 ite'~,!~ Bisalpur (2) 8.09 14.57 810 Nagaria Fatehpur A. 317 afte'~,!"{ ED it~, 'q~ Bisalpur C)EAG,EO Wheat,Rice .. GC(81.75)TWE(91 06) 44.52 4978 25.08 Khamaia Na wad.ia. 378 ' .. afttr~~ qRI :;uqi?i TW (2.43) Bisalpur (l) Wheat, Rice W (5.26) 0 (0.26) 107.65 79.73 51.80 Rampura Naugwan 379 G{rn~,!~ ~~, 'tf1'ClW 0(0.40) Bisalpur (2) Wheat,Rice GC (40.07) 85.39 50.99 67.18 Kitnapur 380 G{T~~,!l; iT~, ~q~ TW (49.78) 0(0.40) Bisalpur (3) ... Wheat,Rice W (3.23) 0 (1.62) 47.35 7.69 14.57 Sitarganj Nawadia (Mu.) 381 cITtr~~ TK (12.95)W(1.23) Bisalpur 3) TK (1.23)0(0.40) 76.89 29.54 11.33 Sita.ganj Nawadia A. 382 ~rn~'!t it~ I 'qrq ...... il'lmr~,{ ~, rqrq0 BisaJpur (7) Wheat,Rice GC (81.34) 39.66 11.74 208 Mirpur Bahanpur 391 ~')ij'0~ ~, ~'fq't>r GC (37.64) Bisalpur t7) Wheat, Rice TW (5.67) W (15.78) 14.97 1.62 9.31 TO) Mahadewa 392 iifrffi'l~'{ Bisalpur (10) GC (40.87) 11.74 4.86 8.50 Bhaipur 3!J3 ~~~~t ;r~, 'qTCfW GC (192.64) TK(1.62) Bisalpur (10) Wheat,Rice W (1.62) 0 (0.40) 113.72 53.02 44.11 T(I) Churra 394 .... . iifr~~~ {(R', '9TCf0 Bi3alpur (9) Wheat, R.ice GC (37.64) 2.43 1.21 5.26 Richh4lia 395 124 '11lf f;:r~~ 2-itm~'{ ct~m\lt ~ ~~ 1J;cf ,fir ~)rr 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ---- 396 f~m~ 133.S5 1,7.20(309) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 391 ,t~~o 128.29 871(142) P(I),M(I) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 398 ~~~o 91.P.1 ~~ Uninhabited KR 399 ~m"~1(ij2l( 12.04 344(56) P(I) -(-5) W,HP,T -(-5) -(-5) --t.1O+) KR 400 ~ 1flRI' 148.93 405(65) pel) -(-5) W,HP,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 401 arrolli\' ~1 53.83 ~~ Uninhabited KR 402 ~1Ii~ 184.95 327(54) Ptl) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 403 ~ ~'U i1ft!I' 312.83 955(161) P(l) -(-5) ~W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 404 1!(R1~~ ~iiFr 78.51 771(126) ,M(l) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) -(-5) KR 405 ~r,o 81.34 844(162) pel) -(-5) W,HP - (-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 406 ~~~o 63.13 328(69) pel) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 407 ~q;o 92,27 ~at~ Uninhabited KR 408 ;a:fU 222.18 809(137) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) KR 409 Ififa\~ ~o 10.93 ~'( amrrG' Uninhabited KR 410 ~rrtNr1~ 53.83 a11: q'f~ Unir; habited KR 411 ~ar~Wl 807.38 2,598(442) P(l} -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) PR 412 ~l,(iI',rqfer 227 .44 822(J36) H(I),P[JC(l) --(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS PR 413 f.f~)tPr ,,~ 54.23 ~q'R~ Uninhabited KR 414 q(if'1I$'{ 76.49 ~h q'TifTlf Uninhabited KR 415 +f~ 99.15 319(63) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -{-5) -(-5) KR 125 VILLAGE DIRECl'ORY AMENITIES AND LAND USB DISALPUR TAHSIL-2 ------12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 1 ~~ ~,~ Disalpur (8) Wheat,Rice GC (84.58) 28.73 4.86 15.38 Pichhola Sabal 396 ~ij&~ it~,~ Bisalpur (9) Wheat,Rice GC (101.18) 12.95 2.02 12.14· Museli Must. 397 i{~ Bisalpur (9) 63.94 9.72 18.21 MuseJi A. 398 i{~. l(tt, ~ Bisalpur (1) Wheat,Rice W (I.H) 23.47 12.55 34.80 Bhainsta Jalalpur 399 ..... ttij'"(1~ ~, '9T ;f\ij+t~ Bisatpur (4) TW (12.55) 31.16 10.12 Arazi Kundri 401 i(~ ~, "flCI''f Bisalpur (5) Wheat,Rice TW (86.61) W (0.81) 46.54 36.83 14.16 T(l) Mundia Karor 402 i(~~ ~, "fjq'{') Bisalpur (5) ED Wheat,Rice - GC 138.81) 112.10 39.26 22.66 Mundra Suman 403 i{~ ~, r.tr~ Bisalpur (4) Wheat,Rice TW (39.25) 11.40 11.33 10.53 Moharnmadpur Bhaja 404 ~0~ ~, "fmf Bisalpnr (5) Wheat,Rice TW (45.33) 11.00 8.08 10.93 Rasula Must. 405 ;fm~ iiI, ~'" Bisalpur (6) Wheat,Rice rw (20.64) 34.80 5.26 2.43 Kandhrapur Must. 406 it(fr;;)$( Bisalpur (6) TK (30.35) W (1.21) 30.76 15.38 14.57 Ra·sula A. 407 ifttNfT= ~,~ Bisa!pur (7) Wheat,Rice TW (11.00) 180.90 8.09 16.19 Chutkuna 408 i{m~ Bisalpur (6) TK (2.43) 1.62 3.24 3.64 Kandharpur A 409 csft«{f5:!( Bisalpur (12) 3.24 1.62 48.91 Arazi Basia 410 .... . vhr~~ ~,~~ GC (2S1.39)TW(129.50) Bisalpur (9) Wheat,Rice ... o (2.83) TK (1.21) 286.13 46.14 84.18 T(4),M(2) Nagipur AkhoJa 411 Gtliji?1~ ED ~, 'tfTCf~ GC(S4.23) Bisalpur (9) BAG Wheat, Rice .•. TWE (45 .73)TK(1.61) 24.28 61.18 34.40 Dugipur Baragaon 412 ~~ Bisalpur (1) TW (43.30) 5.66 5.27 '0< Nirotam Nagla 413 .n~~ Bisalpur (1) GC (48.16) 3.24 13.76 11.33 Malnapur 414 ~T~~ ~,~~ Bisalpur (2) .,~ . Wheat,Rice ... GC (33.99) 36.42 16.19 12.55 Bhogapur 4t5 126 m f;Rf~ 2-i{'ffT~~,{ Et,m~ \jf"f WCrerti ~ llfi:r ~ ------t 2 3 4 .5 6 7 8 9 10 II -- 416 m~1:f~ 360.99 1,226(204) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 417 .frqr ~r;iT 89.03 383(62) PCl) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 418 ~~!z:rf \i('ij'~Vl'T~~ 198.30 918(160) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) KR 419 fG:li)