CENSUS OF INDIA 2001

GENERAL POPULATION TABLES KARNATAKA (Table A-1 to A-4)

DIRECTORATE OF CENSUS OPERATIONS KARNATAKA Data Product Number 29-019-2001-Cen.Book (E)

(ii) CONTENTS Page Preface v

Acknowledgement Vll

Figure at a Glance ]X

Map relating to Administrative Divisions Xl

SECTION -1 General Note 3 Census Concepts and Definitions 11-16

SECTION -2 Table A-I NUMBER OF VILLAGES, TOWNS, HOUSEHOLDS, POPULATION AND AREA Note 18 Diagram regarding Area and percentage to total Area State & District 2001 19 Map relating to Rural and Urban Population by Sex 2001 20 Map relating to Sex ratio 2001 21 Diagram regarding Area, India and States 2001 22 Diagram regarding Population, India and States 2001 23 Diagram regarding Population, State and Districts 2001 24 Map relating to Density of Population 25 Statements 27-68 Fly-Leaf 69 Table A-I (Part-I) 70- 82 Table A-I (Part-II) 83 - 98 Appendix A-I 99 -103 Annexure to Appendix A-I 104

Table A-2 : DECADAL VARIATION IN POPULATION SINCE 1901 Note 105 Statements 106 - 112 Fly-Leaf 113 Table A-2 114 - 120 Appendix A-2 121 - 122

Table A-3 : VILLAGES BY POPULATION SIZE CLASS Note 123 Statements 124 - 128 Fly-Leaf 129 Table A-3 130 - 149 Appendix A-3 150 - 154 (iii) Page Table A-4 TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATIONS CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION SIZE CLASS IN 2001 WITH VARIATION SINCE 1901 Note 155-156 Diagram regarding Growth of Urban Population showing percentage (1901-2001) 157- 158 Map showing Population of Towns in six size classes 2001 159 Map showing Urban Agglomerations 160 Statements 161-211 Alphabetical list of towns. 200 I 212-217 Alphabetical list of Urban Agglomerations 2001 218 Fly-Leaf 219 Table AA 220 - 307 Appendix A -4.1 308 - 310 Appendix A-4.2 311-324- Houselist & Household Scheduled 325-328

(iv) PREFACE

This volume, the first and foremost among census publications contains data about our population and area for administrative and territorial units from state to tehsil and town level, thus providing the answer to the basic census questions: "How many are weT' and 'where do we live?" Besides presenting the growth of population since 190 L the volume also reflects the complexion of rural population of the state in Table A-3 'Villages Classified by Population Size'. The rise in urban popUlation since 1901 as reflected in towns of various categories has been brought out both at the state level and in relation to individual towns. Urban Agglomerations comprising either two proximate towns taken together or a town and its outgrowth have been delineated and given separately.

In the General Note which precedes the tables, an outline of census work and elucidation of concepts relating to census questions and tables have been included so that readers may have necessary background for making a better and fuller use of the data contained in this volume.

We are beholden to Shri Jayant Kumar Banthia, Ex-Registrar GeneraL India and Shri O.K. Sikri, Secretary & Registrar GeneraL India for their spontaneous, ever-willing and unfailing guidance throughout our endeavours. We are extremely grateful to Dr. D. Roy Choudhury, Deputy Registrar General(C&T), Shri Anand Kumar. Joint Director. Shri Jagan LaI. Deputy Director and their team at the headquarters for their sustained support and thoughtful suggestions given during the course of preparation of this volume. We are also thankful to Dr. R.P. Singh. Consultant (Map) for the guidance given in connection with the maps published in this volume.

We express our gratitude to Shri. H. Shashidhar, Ex-Director of Census Operations, Karnataka under whose able guidance the 2001 Census was conducted in the state. The Census owes its success to the full and ready co-operation received from the Government of Kamataka and its officials and participation of the people of the state.

I express my sincere thanks to each and every officer/official of this Directorate who contributed to the 200 I Census. The contribution of Shri V. Thippa Setty, Assistant Director (T) (since retired) and his team of dedicated workers in this Directorate. under the able and expert guidance of Shri. S.R. Raghavendra Rao, Deputy Director (since retired). in bringing out this volume cannot be undermined. Further, I would like to compliment Smt. M.G. Mangala, Research Officer (Map) and her team for providing good quality maps presented in this volume. The other staff members who did a commendable job for this volume are listed over leaf.

As in the past. it is earnestly hoped that this volume will prove to be useful to meet the basic data needs for planners and administrators of welfare schemes in particular and other data users in general.

S.D. Bhaisare Bangalore Deputy Director December. 2()O~ CenSll~ Operation'>. Karnataka

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

CENSUS AND TABULATION

Smt. Helen D. Premakumari Assistant Director (T) Sri K.Y. Rajeswara Rao Assistant Director (T) Sri A.Y. Krishna Murthy Statistical Investigator Grade-III Sri 0. Prakash Statistical Investigator Grade-ill Smt. B.L. Sarala Devi Senior Compiler Sri R. Nagendra Prasad Senior Compiler Sri Traver John Compiler Sri B.R. Raghunayaka Compiler

MAP SECTION Smt. M.o. Mangala Research Officer Sri N. Srinivasa Murthy Geographer Smt. A.A. Geetha Senior Draughtsman Smt. M.S. Poomima Senior Draughtsman Sri Rajendra Kumar Draughtsman Sri Shivakant Shekar Draughtsman

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FIGURE AT A GLANCE

KARNATAKA

Total Population Total Persons 52,850,562 Males 26,898,918 Females 25,951,644

Rural Persons 34,889,033 Males 17,648,958 Females 17.240,075

Urban Persons 17,961,529 Males 9.249,960 Females 8,711.569

Decennial population Growth Rate 1991-200 I 17.5

Area in Km2 191,791.00

Density of population per Km2 276

Sex Ratio (Number of females per 1,000 males) 965

Literacy Rate (Excluding children in the age-group 0-6) Persons 66.6 Males 76.1 Females 56.9

Percentage of Urban Population to Total Population 34

Percentage to total Population

(i) Main Workers Persons 36.6 Males 51.7 Females 21.1

(ii) Marginal Workers Persons 7.9 Males 5 Females 10.9

(iii) Non-workers Persons 55.5 Males 43.4 Females 68

Break up of Main Workers

Percentage Among Main Workers

Cultivators Persons 31.9 Males 33.6 Fell1aJe~ .27.8

Agricultural Lahourers Persons 19.5 Males I-J..! Female~ 33.3

( ix) Household Industry Workers Persons 4.1 Males 2,7 Females 7,8

Other Workers Persons ..+4.4 Males 49,6 Females 31.1

Percentage of Scheduled Castes to total Population Persons 16.2 Males 16,1 Females 16,3

Percentage of S<.:heduled Tribes to total Population Persons 6,6 Males 0.5 Females 6,6

Total Number of Households 10,401,918

Total Number of Villages Total 29406 Inhabited 27481 Uninhabited 1925

Total Number of Towns 270

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(xi) SECTION-l- GENERAL NOTE

GENERAL NOTE

The first census of the third millennium and twenty This gigantic operation, (considered by many to first century conducted in 200 I has been the 14th be the single largest and complex peace time continuous and uninterrupted Indian Census since 1872. administrative exercise in the world) was made possible Thus, 200 I Census while providing data on population due to the door to door universal canvassing of the and its characteristics also made a transition from one Household Schedule by about 2 million enumerator's century and millennium to another. This data will form and supervisors covering 593 districts, 5464 Sub­ the benchmark for framing of the welfare and districts, 5161 towns and 638588 villages at the national development policies for the human beings living in level. The comprehensive Household Schedule which this Country. replaced the individual slip had three parts and two Till 1931, census was a one night affair which sides A and B. Part I contained the Loc ation mainly aimed at presenting a snapshot of the country's Particulars; Part II related to the Individual Particulars population. But since 1941 and upto 1991 Census. and Part III contained questions for Household engaged count was staggered and enumeration was being done in Cultivation/Plantation (Annexure-2). The Part II of on Individual Slips. However, in 200 I enumeration has the Household Schedule had 39 columns and 23 been done on Household Schedules. The questionnaire questions al1 of which were universally canvassed and has thus gone on changing according to the changing no sampling was resorted to during enumeration. To needs and requirements of the society and the country. facilitate quick tabulation for bringing out Provisional Population Totals, provision for page totalling was made As a general rule, every person has to be in the schedule itself for a few items namely population, enumerated at his normal place of residence. except males. females. population aged 0-6 years by sex. those who are away from their normal places of literates and workers and their categories by sex. The residence through out the period of count. These provisional population totals were put in the public persons have been enumerated at the place where domain on 30th March. 2001 i.e. within 4 weeks of the they were first found by an enumerator during the completion of the enumeration. Provisional Population enumeration period or during his revisional round. Paper-I of 2001 and Supplement to Provisional Houseless persons have been enumerated at the places Population paper-I of 2001 provided the basic statistics they were found on the night of 28th February, 2001. of the popUlation, literate's upto district level classified The Census Act. 1948, forms the legal basis for by sex. The Directorates of Census Operations also conduct of population censuses in independent India. released provisional data at the district, sub-district As in the past. the Census of India. 2001 has been and towns levels for their respective State slUTs through conducted in two phases. During the first phase, the the publication of Paper 1, 2 and 3 of Provisional Houselisting Operation was conducted between April population Totals. Subsequently, the distribution of to September 2000. The second phase of census i.e. population by rural and urban areas and economic th Population Enumeration. was undertaken between 9 activity characteristics of the population by rural and th to 28 February (both days inclusive) with a revisional urban areas at districtlsub-districtltown level were also th round from I" to 5 March, 200 I. The Census moment released in electronic format. All the provisional st was 00.00 hours of 1 March, 2001, the referral population totals released so far are also available on time at which the snapshot of the population of the census website : http://www.censusindia.gov.in. country was taken. This was a departure from the earlier census tradition. as until the 1991 Census (except In Jammu & Kashmir and certain snow bound 1971 ). the sunrise of l't March of the relevant Census areas of Himachal Pradesh and Uttaranchal the year was the census moment. The enumeration of population enumeration was conducted during II th - houseless popUlation was carried out on the night of 30th September. 2000 \vith the revisional round from February. 28. 2001. I't to 5th October. 2000. In Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh, the population enumeration had to be deferred written data from the schedules were converted into due to flash floods in August 2000 and was conducted digitized form through Intelligent Character Reading from 12th to 31't May, 2001 with reference date as }'t (ICR) software for creation of ASCII records for June. 2001. In Jammu and Kashmir. due to certain further processing. The designing and formatting of constraints, the enumeration period was extended from the Household Schedule had to be done very carefully 1,t October. 2000 to 15 th November, 2000 with the using specialized software so as to ensure uniformity, reference date of 16th November, 2000 in the six which was an essential prerequisite for scanning. The districts viz., Srinagar, Badgam, Anantnag. Baramulla, selection of appropriate state-of-art technology in data Kupwara and Pulwama of Kashmir Valley and four processing has made it possible to produce all the blocks namely, BanihaL Ramso, Marwa and Wardwan Houselisting as well as population Enumeration tables of Doda district in Jammu Division. It was further on full count basis for the first time in the history of extended in Srinagar town and Pulwama districts until Census. For Census 2001. about 202 million Schedules 15th December. 2000. with reference date being 16th consisting of about 1028 million records were scanned December, 2000. and processed within a span of only 10 months starting October, 2002. Further, due to the devastating earthquake in Gujarat on 26th January, 2001 just two weeks prior to After the data is processed, it is essential on the the commencement of the nation wide population part of the data producing agency to satisfy itself enumeration, the canvassing of the schedule in the about its quality before putting the same in public affected areas of Gujarat had to be postponed. The domain. This has to be done mainly through the process affected areas included the entire district of Kachchh, of internal consistency, comparison with similar data the tal uk of Morvi, Maliya-Miana and Wankaner in in the past and also through validation with likewise Rajkot district and Jodiya taluka in Jamnagar district. data if available, from external sources. Quite often, The population enumeration in these areas was the local knowledge and perception has to be brought undertaken during 9th - 28th February, 2002 with 1,t into play to understand both the existing and the new March, 2002 as the reference date. emerging trends of population distribution and characteristics. The other very important aspect of In addition to the provisional popUlation totals, the the data quality is to ensure complete coverage of all final results of the Houselisting Operations were geographical areas specially for the population released in April, 2003 which provided valuable enumeration phase where the data is disseminated information on the housing stock, amenities and assets right up to the village level in the rural areas and the available to the household which is available in the ward level in the urban areas. Thus, ensuring the publication 'Tables on Houses, Household Amenities complete coverage and correct geographical linkage and Assets by StatesfUTs. Similar publications are of each enumeration block has always been one of the also available for the Scheduled Caste and the major planks of the quality control, especially for small Scheduled Tribe households separately. This data is area population statistics. also available in printed form and electronic format for the states/union territories at district. sub-district and A very comprehensive check and edit mechanism town level. The Houselisting data can be immensely was put in place to objectively examine the preliminary useful to the policy makers, planners and administrators Census 2001 population Enumeration results and finally to improve the quality of life for countrymen as well clear them for use. The responsibility for the final to the corporate sector for formulating marketing clearance of data was with the Task Force on Quality Assurance (TFQA), headed by the Registrar General strategies in reaching the rural masses. and Census Commissioner, India. The other members A quantum leap has been made in the technology of the TFQA were the Heads and senior officers of front while processing the census 200 I data both for the Census Division. Data Processing Division. Map Houselisting and Population Enumeration. The Division. Demography Division and Social Studies Schedules for both the phases were scanned through Division. The Directors were co-opted as members high speed scanners in fifteen Data-centre and hand- whenever the TFQA discussed the data for their states/ union territories. The Directors and their senior officers (iv) Information on whether wastewater outlet was were required to make detailed presentations of data connected to closed drainage or open drainage for their own state both in respect to the quality and or no drainage (Column 24). coverage and only after the full possible satisfaction (v) Availability of bathroom within the house of the TFQA the population data has been cleared. (Column 25). The preparations for the 2001 Census of India (vi) Availability of kitchen within the house had commenced in 2000. First item of Preliminary (Column 26). work related to the preparation of up to date list of (vii) Availability of certain assets to the households, villages and towns at state or union territory/district! namely, radio/transistor, television, telephone. tahsil/town levels in view of the various jurisdictional bicycle, scooter/motorcycle/moped, car/jeep/ changes that had taken place since 1991 Census. Draft vans (Column 28-33). questionnaires were developed based on past (viii) Availability of banking services (Column 34). experience, the needs of the country to be served by the Census data, willingness of the people and response Besides adding new questions, improvement was to the topics and the ability of the enumerators in also made in the format of Houselist Schedule of understanding the definition and concepts. The Census 2001 by modifying certain questions as shown questionnaires were presented at the first data users below: conference which was held during April, 1998 and (i) For the first time, different uses of census attended by the representative of the important houses were standardised and grouped into Ministries of the Government of India, the Planning ten main uses and assigned code numbers Commission, the CSO, the State Governments, (Column 7). Universities, Demographic and Population Institutes, (ii) Plastic/Polythene was added in the list of Expert and Research institutions, and Individual experts materials of wall and roof of a census house and Scholars. Based on the deliberations in the (Columns 5 & 6). Conference, the questionnaires were amended and placed before the advisory Committee on Technical (iii) 'Outside premises' as a category of the location Issues Connected with holding the Census, which was of drinking water source was further split up appointed by the Government of India in February, into two categories, namely, 'near the premises' 1998. The questionnaires were again con~idered by and away from the premises' (Column 21). the Action Committee and finalised by the Government. (iv) 'No lighting' was included as a response to the The final questionnaires were again considered by the question on source of lighting along with other Action Committee and finalised by the Government. sources. namely. electricity, kerosene, solar, The final questionnaires developed were (1 ) Houselist other oil and any other source (Column 22). (2) the Household Schedule: (v) Specific information on availability of type of The following new questions were added in the latrine within the house by the type of latrine Houselist Schedule of the Census 2001 : was collected for all areas (Column 23). (i) The condition of residential or partly residential House Listing houses was categorized as good, liveable or The following details were canvassed by the dilapidated (Column 8). (This was mainly based Census Enumerator during Houselisting. on perception of the respondents). (ii) A question on the number of married couplet s) Building particulars living in the household was introduced (Column • Building Number (Municipal or local 18). authority or census number) (iii) Information was sought on the number of • Census House Number married couplets) having independent rooms • Predominant material of the floor, wall and for sleeping (Column 19). roof of the Census House

5 • Use of the Census House Individual particulars and Part III contained questions • Condition of the Census House for Households engaged in Cultivation/Plantation. It consisted of 39 columns as against 34 in 1991 Census Household Particulars and had been so designed as to record the data on • Household number Mother tongue and Religion of each individual. This was done for the expeditious computerised tabulation • Total number of persons normally residing for the following: in the household • Name of the head of the household (i) Primary Census Abstract with four fold industrial categories of both Main Workers • MalelFemale and Marginal Workers upto village level or • Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe or Other ward of a town. The basic Census data to be • Ownership status of the house presented for each CD Block in rural areas • Number of dwelling rooms all over the country in addition to other level • Number of married couple(s) living in the like ITalukalDistrictlState or UTs. household (ii) The mother tongue and religion data up to • Number of married couple( s) having TalukaiTown level. This will help releasing independent room for sleeping these tables which are in great demand within a reasonable time after conducting the Census. Household Amenities Three types of Households viz: Normal, Institutional • Drinking water source (Type) and Houseless household were recorded. Cols. 1 to 7 • Drinking water source (Location) (within the of Household Schedule were to be filled up before the premises, near the premises, away) enumeration of individual was taken up. These related • Source of lighting to Serial No., Name, Relationship to Head, Sex (M.P.), Age and Marital Status of the member of the household. • Availability of latrine within the house This helped in counting all members of the Household • Waste water outlet connection without missing none and in recording the age of the • Availability of bathroom within the house individual more precisely. Cols. 8 to 39 of the • Availability of Kitchen within the house Household Scheduled pertained to General Social­ cultural Characteristics, Characteristics of Workers • Fuel used for cooking and Non-Workers, Migration Characteristics and • Availability of Radiorrransistor Fertility particulars. The particulars entered into the • Availability of Television Household Schedule were to be treated as confidential.

• Availability of Telephone Most of the questions canvassed during the 1991 • Availability of Bicycle Census, were retained for the 2001 Census, except • Availability of ScooterlMotor CyclelMoped the question on ex-serviceman. However, a number of new questions were added in the Household • Availability of Car/JeepNan Schedule in view of the suggestions from policy makers, • Availing Banking Services data users and researchers. while the scope of certain Household Schedule existing questions was modified. These changes were :- The Household Schedule adopted for the population Enumeration also primarily had pre-coded options for 1. Age at marriage was collected for males also, majority of the questions. The questions for each data while it was collected for only ever-married item were made self-explanatory as far as possible females until the 1991 Census. for easy understanding. The comprehensive Household The type of educational institution attended Schedule had three parts and two sides A and B. Part by a person was school, college. vocational I contained the Location Particulars: Part II rdated to institute. other institute and literacy centre in

6 2001 instead of school and college in 1991 disability was canvassed. The five types of census. disability on which information was collected 3. The scope of the definition of 'work' was were - in seeing, in hearing, in speech, in expanded in the Census of India, 2001, to movement and mental. Unlike in 1981 Census include production of milk for domestic these questions were canvassed during consumption. In the 1991 Census, cultivation population Census. of certain crops even for self-consumption 2. A new question on 'Travel to place of work' was treated as economic activity. The scope was canvassed mainly for workers engaged of the term 'Cultivation' was expanded in this in non-agricultural activities. Information on Census to include certain other crops such as distance from the residence to place of work tobacco, fruits, all types of t1owers, roots and and mode of travel to place of work was tubers, potatoes, chillies and turmeric, pepper, collected under this section. cardamom, all types of vegetables and fodder 3. The Household Schedule had a new set of crops etc. This meant that activities related to questions for households engaged in cultivation! production of all the above mentioned crops plantation - i) Net area of land under including that for domestic consumption were cultivation/plantation, ii) Net area of land treated as work. Only five crops viz. Tea, irrigated and iii) Tenure status. This question coffee, rubber, coconut and betel nuts were was not canvassed at the 1991 Census but classified under 'plantation' in the Census of was canvassed in the 1981 Census in a slightly India, 2001. different form. 4. At the 1991 Census, the question on seeking/ 4. The signature or thumb impression of the available for work was canvassed for only respondent has been taken on the Household non-workers. At the Census of India, 2001, Schedule for the first time in the history of this question was asked to the Marginal census. This was not only aimed at obtaining Workers also. A question to elicit information correct and complete information but for giving on secondary work of Main Workers an opportunity to the respondents to canvassed at the 1991 Census was dropped. authenticate the information provided by them. 5. From among the categories of non-workers The relationship of the respondent with the adopted at the 1991 Census, the category head of the household was also obtained. This 'Inmates of institutions' was dropped and new feature will pave way in carrying out a 'Retired Persons and Rentiers' was replaced methodological study in future on the by the category 'Pensioners'. respondent profile in the census. 6. A new response category 'Moved after birth' was included in the question on 'reasons for Preparation of Maps migration'. Natural calamities as a reason for A Census must ensure that every person in the migration from last residence included in the country is enumerated only once and without any 1991 Census, was excluded. omission. In order to achieve this, maps for all districts, 7. Number of children born alive to currently taluks, tahsils, Community Development Blocks and married women during last one year was ultimately for every village and town were prepared. collected with gender break up. Taking all jurisdictional changes that occurred after 1991 Census into consideration all administrative Besides the above modifications, the following new boundaries were made up-to-date. After identifying questions were canvassed at the 2001 Census: every village and town on a Taluka map/Community 1. A question on total disability was canvassed Development Block code numbers were allotted to in the 1981 Census. In the 1991 Census, no each of these units which were to be fully accounted question on disability was included. In 200 I, a for at the Census. Notional maps of every village and question to elicit information on total or partial every wardlblock of a town were prepared, showing

7 location of every house. The notional maps, proved jurisdiction within the district, appointing and training extremely helpful at the time of enumeration. They enumeration personnel and the execution and served as the frame for the clear demarcation of the supervision at every stage of census operations. The enumerator's jurisdiction and enabled him to cover district was sub-divided into tehsils, talukas, thanas, every household in his block and take note of additions sub-division .. blocks, police station etc., according to that might have taken place after the preparation of the administrative set up obtaining in each state. The notional map. chief administrative officer of each of the administrative divisions such as the tehsildar, block development The Census Hierarchy officer was appointed as census charge officer for his The Registrar General and Census Commissioner area. Large cities were treated as separate census of India is responsible for conducting the population charge and the executive officer of the civic body census which is a union subject under the charge of appointed as census charge officer. For area such as the Ministry of Home Affairs. He is assisted by several military camps, project area. special industrial areas, ofticers who look after the different branches of work railway colonies etc., special charge officers from the within his office. Except Dadra & Nagar Haveli and organisations concerned were appointed. All these Daman & Diu, every State and Union Territory has a officers were required to attend to census duties as permanent Directorate. part of his normal work. The smallest administrative unit was the village or town. For each village and each For each state and union territory an officer is town, enumeration blocks were formed in such a way appointed as Director of Census operations. He is that each block covered about 750 population in rural directly responsible to the Census Commissioner of areas and 600 in urban areas. For each of these India for organising and supervising the census enumeration blocks, a census enumerator was operations within his area. For 2001 Census, the appointed. Some reserve personnel were also appointed Directors of Census Operations were in position by and trained. Nonnally, a primary school teacher or May, 2000. The Directors were assisted by a number village patwari or some other village level official in of Deputy/Assistant Directors. Independent Census rural areas and teachers or clerical staff or uther staff Directorates for three newly created States viz. of local offices in urban areas was appointed as the Uttaranchal, lharkhand and Chhattisgarh were not census enumerators. A census supervisor supervised established. The Director of Census Operations Uttar and guided the work of five or six enumerators. The Pradesh, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh were designated supervisors were generally officials of the state or as Directors of Census Operations of UttaranchaL local bodies of a status higher than those appointed as lharkhand and Chhattisgarh respecti vely. enumerators. The enumerators and supervisors were It has been the Indian tradition that in view of the also basically part-time honorary workers who national importance of the census, the entire undertook the census work more out of a sense of administrati ve machinery of the state and local duty and spirit to help a great national task. There government is also called upon to assist the state were a large number of census charge officers and Directors of Census Operations in census work. The district census officers who were all part-time workers. 2001 Census hierarchy in the state or union territory The enumeration staff performed their duties more followed the normal administrative set up. For each as a labour of love. Till the 1951 census the district, the administrative head of the district (the enumerators were not paid anything at all. From 1961 district collector) was designated as the district census onwards a small honorarium to each enumerator and officer who undertook the census duties in addition to supervisor was paid. This practice continued in 1971. his normal duties. In certain cases, however, some 1981. 1991 and 2001 censuses also. senior officer of the district collector's establishment worked as district census officer. although the district New Features of the Census of India. 2001 officer himself remained responsible for the proper Several new innovations have been introduced at conduct of the census operations. The district census almost all the stages of the Census of India 2001 right officer was responsible for demarcating the census from the preparatory efforts to the data processing

8 and dissemination stage This includes certain with industrialization and growth in manufacturing and fundamental changes in the form and contents of the commercial centres leads to surfacing of slums. In Houselist and Household schedules, while maintaining various states. the slums are known by different local the continuity and comparability of the basic housing names officially and unofficially but the basic and population characteristics with the earlier census. characteristics of slums remains the same such as Some of the new features introduced and innovations inadequate lighting. lack of safe drinking water, absence made in the Census of India 200 I are listed and of toilet facilities and non-availability of basic social discussed below. and health services. Slum enumeration Blocks were identified for the first time in census. in each Municipal Permanent Location Code Number town having a population of 50,000. Instructions were One of the important inputs in census taking is issued that these Enumeration blocks do not cut across assigning of the Location Code Numbers at various ward boundaries or non-slum area. It will thus be administrative levels. The Location Code Number is a possible to compile and tabulate special tables for simple device by which every compact geographical ·slums'. This will enable the planners and administrators area in any administrative unit can be uniquely to visualize the impact and pressure on urban identified. Each such administrative unit starting from infrastructure and amenities on one hand and graphically State right down to the village/ward can be referred capture the housing and demographic conditions of to by a combination of such unique numbers. Until the slum dwellers on the other. 1991 Census, a hierarchical coding system was followed, whereby each administrative unit was coded Training - Inputs within the next higher administrative unit serially and Training has always been recognized as one of systematically following a geographical order. the most vital inputs for smooth and successful conduct The frequent changes in district and sub-district of census. It is not a routine job. as it requires clear administrative units during the inter-censal period posed understanding of several census concepts. The several problems of study in changes in growth and enumerators are also to be reminded about the distribution of population and their characteristics from sensitivity of the different questions that are canvassed one census to another. For the Census of India, 200 I. and given tips on the probing techniques. The training a system of Permanent Location Code Numbers classes have to be properly structured with the right (PCLN) has been adopted by assigning to each village emphasis on each of the questions. The training within the StatelUT a continuous series from I to N. strategies were chalked out well ahead of time for the Each village has been assigned an eight digit code. Census of India. :2001. The Instruction Manuals for The first six digits represent the code of the village as the Houselisting Operations and Population existing at the present census. The last two digits Enumeration were written up very elaborately, covering being "00" are kept for accommodating future changes every possible situation so that the enumerators and in case of split of an existing village or creation of new supervisors can find solutions to all their problems that villages etc. Since the Permanent Location Codes have may arise during the course of their fieldwork. The been assigned to each village. theoretically tracing the Instruction Manuals also contained a number of precise location of village on account of future appropriate examples and illustrations including filled­ jurisdictional changes in the boundaries of various in sample schedules and probing methods for guidance administrative areas within the state should not pose of the enumerators. a problem. It is imperative that under this scheme, the PLCN assigned to villages at the Census of India. The training of census officers in the Directorate 200 I, are adopted in future censuses also to ensure of Census Operations started very early with the the comparability of the data at the village and other formation of four Analytical Groups as early as administrative levels over a long time series. October. 1999. These Analytical Group meetings provided a platform to the census officers at all levels Formation and Identification of Slum Enumeration in the Directorates to analyse and review the several Block aspects of the quality and coverage of census data on The phenomenon of rapid urbanization coupled Housing and population characteristics. The Director

9 and at least one senior officer from each Directorate training sessions. Each census functionary was insisted were trained in various census concepts in great details upon to fill in five practice blue Household Schedules at these meetings. The Directors and their senior as a part of the practical training. The supervisory offict:'rs then took upon themselves the responsibility officer/Master Trainer checked these practice of training of other officials of herihis Directorate and schedules and common discrepancies and mistakes all other field census functionaries starting from the were clarified on an individual basis as also in an open Principal Census Officer (District Collectors/Municipal forum in the presence of all enumerators and Commissioners) to the Charge Officers (Tahsildars, supervisors before the final round of training. Block Development Officer, Executive Officer of A team of dedicated and specially selected Census Municipalities etc.). Advisors imparted special training to Enumerators/ It has been our experience in the previous censuses Supervisors in more than two hundred districts on that though the Charge Officers were mainly entrusted gender related issues in Census of India, 2001. In with the duties of imparting training to enumerators these training sessions correct capture of age data. and supervisors, yet its impact was not uniform. The female population and their economic pursuits were Charge Officers who are mainly drawn from Tahsildars, emphasized with the help of census data and training BDOs, Executive Officers of Municipal Council etc., modules. For each district, a group of very experienced were found to be largely pre-occupied with day-to­ and trained directorate officials was deputed to back­ day administrative work and in some parts of the country up these training efforts. The Directors and other senior could hardly devote continuously the time required to officials undertook intensi ve training to sort out all conduct a complete and proper training. Therefore. in types of problems on the spot. The district a major departure from the past, a separate well administration provided the necessary support through equipped team of trainers called the 'Master Trainers' their active involvement during the two months long was created and engaged for training of enumerator training period. and supervisor. These Master Trainers were mainly drawn from among experienced Lecturers. Principals Post Enumeration Survey (PES) and other Government officials with good oratory and Post Enumeration Survey (PES), which was earlier training skills. They were trained intensively at the known as Post Enumeration Check (PEC) has become district level and in a few states at the state level. This an integral part of the census operations in India since enthusiastic brigade of Master Trainers in tum usually 1951. Till the earlier censuses. the Post Enumeration imparted training to enumerators and supervisors in a Survey used to be conducted only after the popUlation phased manner. enumeration but for the first time in the Census of The training classes were by and large restricted India, 2001, a PES of the Houselisting Operations was to 70-80 participants per class. The traditional mode also conducted after the completion of the Houselisting such as reading and explaining from the Instruction Operations in sixteen major states including Delhi. Manual, the chalk and blackboard approach and flip The main objectives of the PES for the Census of charts were also used in these training classes. To India, 2001, were (i) to get an estimate, of under make the training sessions interactive and interesting coverage of census houses. (ii) to get an estimate of a number of training modules were conceived. devised under coverage of population and (iii) to provide an and some NGOS also chipped in by participating in the estimate of the extent of the content error with respect training classes particularly for the questions on to certain selected data items. disability. In addition to the traditional approach this training was also supplemented with video films, The sampling frame used for selection of samples audiocassettes. power point presentations. overhead for conducting the PES of the Houselisting Operations slide projectors. question-answers. mock were the sample units of the Sample Registration demonstrations etc. A combination of different modules System (SRS) unlike the PES of the population was used according to the local requirements. The enumeration. where the Enumeration Blocb (EB) practical training was made a compulsory part of all were used as the sampling frame.

10 In 1991 and earlier censuses. the PES used to be expected to return before February 28. 2001 are eligible conducted in certain selected states based on the to be enumerated as members of the household criteria of the size of the population. However. in this concerned. So also. visitors who may be present in the census. the PES was conducted in all the states and household which is being enumerated and who may union territories of the country. In the 1991 Census. have been from their usual place of residence during for measuring the content error. a ten per cent sub the entire enumeration period will also be treated as sample of households enumerated in census was residents of the household. selected from each Enumeration Block and the usual (i) All those who normally stay and are present residents in those households were listed along with in that household during the entire period i.e., certain particulars. But at the Census of India, 2001, from February 9 to February 28. 2001 (both PES of all the households in the sampled EBs was days inclusive) listed along with certain particulars. Since the PES (ii) Also those who are known to be normally estimation methodology is based on the assumption of residing and had actually stayed during a part independence between the PES and the census of the enumeration period (February 9 - 28, operations. wherever possible, the field work in the 2001) but are not present at the time of the states was carried out by the staff of the State visit of the enumerator Governments, who were specially trained for the purpose. (iii) Also those who are known to be nornlally residing and are not present at the time of CENSUS CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS - your visit of the enumerator are expected to CENSUS 2001 return before February 28. 200 I It is important for the data users to familiarize (iv) Visitors who are present in the household themselves with the concepts and the definitions of censused by the enumerator and are away' the terms used for proper appreciations of the data from the place(s) of their usual residence contained in this publication. At the same time, it is all during the entire enumeration period. For the the more important to understand the implications of purpose of enumeration of such visitors will the terms used at the Census of India 200 I, for making be treated as normal residents of the household meaningful comparisons of the similar data generated where they are actually found during the by various other agencies within the country and with enumeration period provided they have not the data produced by other countries in the world. The been enumerated elsewhere. concepts and definitions adopted at the Census of Please note that if a person has been away from India, 2001 are as given below: his normal or usual place of residence throughout the Generally speaking, persons who were present in enumeration period. he/she will not be eligible for the household during the entire period of enumeration enumeration as a member of the household in which or who were known to be usual residents of the he is a normal resident. He/she will be enumerated household and have stayed there for part of the wherever he is actually found during the enumeration enumeration period or who were not present at the period. Similarly. a person who would have normally time of visit of the enumerator but were expected to resided at another place but has been absent from that return by 28 th February, 200 I were eligible to be place for the entire enumeration period. will be enumerated. For the purpose of enumeration the enumerated if he/she is found in the jurisdiction of the following persons were enumerated in a household: enumerator as a visitor. Such persons should however be cautioned that they should not get themselves Persons Eligihle for Enumeration enumerated again. in case they move from this place. Persons who arc present in the household during the entire period of enumeration or who are known to Rural and Urhan Areas be usual residents of the household and have stayed Census data have always been pre~ented for rural there for part of the enumeration period or \'ihn are and urban areas separately. The basic unit for rural

II areas is the revenue village which has definite surveyed Urban Agglomerations boundaries. The revenue village may comprise several At the 1961 Census, the concept of 'Town Group' hamlets but the entire village has been treated as one was adopted to obtain a broad picture relating to urban unit for presentation of data. In unsurveyed area, like spread. This was refined in 1971 with the concept of villages within forest areas. each habitation area with 'Urban Agglomeration' to obtain better feed back in locally recognised boundaries within each forest range regard to urban contiguity. processes and trends of officer's beat. was treated as one unit. In the census urbanisation and other related matters. This concept of India 2001, the definition of urban area adopted without any change or modification has remained was as follows : operative in the 1981. 1991 and 2001 censuses. An (a) All places with a municipality. corporation. Urban Agglomeration forms a continuous urban spread cantonment board or notified town area and normally consists of a town and its adjoining urban committee etc. outgrowths (OGs). or two or more physically (b) A place satisfying the following three criteria contiguous towns together with contiguous well simultaneously: recognised outgrowths. if any. of such towns. A place (i) a minimum population of 5.000; is identified as an out growth as follows: (ii) at least 75 per cent of male working In several areas around a core city or statutory population engaged in non-agricultural town fairly Jarge \vell recognised railway colony. pursuits; and university campus. port area, military camp etc. might (iii) a density of population of at least 400 per have come up. Even if such places are lying outside sq. km. (1.000 per sq. mile). the statutory limits of the corporation, municipality or cantonment etc. in most of the cases they fall within For identification of places which would qualify to the revenue limit of the village or villages which is or be classified as 'urban' all villages. which. as per the are contiguous to the town. Since such areas are already 1991 Census had a population of 4.000 and above. a population density of 400 persons per sq. km. and urbanised it is not considered realistic to treat such having at least 75 per cent of male working population areas lying outside the statutory limits of a town as engaged in non-agricultural activity were considered. rural units. although a few of them may not satisfy To work out the proportion of male working population some of the prescribed eligibility tests to qualify referred to above against (b) (ii) the data relating to themselves as independent urban units. Such areas main workers were taken into account. have been termed as outgrowths (OGs) and reckoned along with the town. Each such town together with its Apart from these, the outgrowths (OGs) of cities outgrowth( s) is treated as an integrated urban area and towns have also been treated as urban under and is designated as an 'urban agglomeration'. An 'Urban Agglomerations'. Examples of out-growths are urban agglomeration, therefore. constitutes : railway colonies. university campuses, port areas, military camps etc. that may have come up near a (i) A city or a town with a continuous outgrowth, statutory town or city but within the revenue limits of the outgrowth being outside the statutory limits a village or villages contiguous to the town or city. but falling within the boundaries of the adjoining Each such individual area by itself may not satisfy the village or villages; or demographic criteria laid down at (b) above to qualify (ii) Two or more adjoining towns with their it to be treated as an independent urban unit but may outgrowths. if any. as in (i) above: or deserve to be clubbed with the towns as a continuous urban spread. Thus. the town level data, wherever (iii) A city and one or more adjoining towns with presented. also includes the data for outgrowths of or without outgrowths all of \vhich form a such towns. continuous spread.

City Household Towm. with population of I. 00.000 anc! abm e arc A 'Household' is usually a group of person~ who called cities. normally live together and take their rncab from a

12 common kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevent that the President may, with respect to any State or any of them from doing so. Persons in a household Union Territory, specify the Castes, Races or Tribes may be related or unrelated or a mix of both. However, or parts of or groups within Castes, Races or Tribes if a group of unrelated persons live in a Census house which shalL for the purposes of the Constitution. be but do not take their meals from the common kitchen, deemed to be Scheduled Castes in relation to that then they are not constituent of a common household. State or Union Territory. Similarly, Article 342 provides Each such person was to be treated as a separate for specification of Tribes or Tribal Communities or household. The important link in finding out whether it parts of or groups within Tribes or Tribal Communities was a household or not was a common kitchen. There which are to be deemed for the purposes of the may be one member households, two member Constitution to be Scheduled Tribes in relation to the households or multi-member households. various States and Union Territories. In pursuance of these provisions. the list of Scheduled Castes and lor Institutional Household Scheduled Tribes are notified for each State and Union A group of unrelated persons who live in an Territory and are valid only within the jurisdiction of institution and take their meals from a common kitchen that State or Union Territory and not outside. is called an Institutional Household. Examples of It is important to mention here that under the Institutional Households are boarding houses, messes, Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order, 1950, no person hostels, hotels, rescue homes, jails, ashrams, who professed a religion different from Hinduism was orphanages, etc. To make the definition more clearly deemed to be a member of a Scheduled Caste in perceptible to the Enumerators at the Census 2001, it addition to every member of the Ramdasi, Kabirpanthi. was specifically mentioned that this category of Majhabi or Sikligar Caste, resident in Punjab or Patiala households would cover only those households where and East Punjab States Union in relation to that State a group of unrelated persons live in an institution and whether they professed the Hindu or the Sikh religion. share a common kitchen. Subsequently, in September 1956, by an amendment Houseless Household of the Presidential Order of 1950 and in all subsequent Households who do not live in buildings or census Presidential Orders relating to Scheduled Castes, the houses but live in the open on roadside, pavements, in Hindu and the Sikh Religions were placed on the same hume pipes, under fly-overs and staircases or live in footing with regard to the specification of Scheduled the open in places of worship, mandaps, railway Castes. Later on. as per the amendment made in the platforms, etc., are treated as Houseless Households. Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order 1990, the Hindu. the Sikh and the Buddhist were placed on the same Head of the Household footing with regard to the recognition of the Scheduled The head of the household for Census purpose is Castes. A member of Scheduled Tribe may belong to a person who is recognized as such by the household. any religion. However, a person will be reckoned as ShelHe is generally the person who bears the chief belonging to Scheduled Tribe only if the name of the responsibility for managing the affairs of the household Tribe appears in the list of Scheduled Tlibes applicable and takes decision on behalf of the household. The to the State. head of the household need not necessarily be the Literates eldest male member or an earning member, but may be a female or a younger member of either sex. In A person aged seven years and above who can case of an absentee de jure (head) who is not eligible both read and write with under~tanding in any language to be enumerated in the household, the person on has been taken as literate. A person who can only whom the responsibility of managing the affairs of read but cannot write has not been taken as literate. household rests has to be regarded as the head It is not necessary that. to be considered as literate, a irrespective \vhether the person is male or female. person should have received any formal education or passed any minimum educational standard. Literacy Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes could also have been achieved through adult literacy Article 341 of the Constitution of India provides classes or through any non-furmal educational system. People who are blind and can read in Braille are treated engaged in any economically productive work during as literates. the reference period and others, this category includes all Non-workers and Marginal workers who may not Work come under the above categories such as rentiers, Work is defined as participation III any persons living on remittances, agricultural or non­ economically productive activity with or without agricultural royalty. interest or dividend. convicts in compensation. wages or profit. Such participation may jails or inmates of pena), mental or charitable institutions be physical and/or mental in nature. Work involves not doing no paid or unpaid work and persons who are only actual work but also includes effective supervision seeking/available for work. and direction of work. It even includes part-time help or unpaid work on farm, family enterprise or in any Cultivator other economic activity. All persons engaged in 'work' For purposes of Census. a person is classified as as defined above are workers. Persons who are Cultivator if he or she is engaged in cultivation on land engaged in cultivation or milk production even solely owned or held from Government or held from Private for domestic consumption are also treated as workers. persons or Institutions for payment in money. kind or share. Cultivation includes effective supervision or Reference period for determining a person as direction in cultivation. worker or non-worker is one year preceding the date of enumeration. A person who has given out herlhis land to another person or persons or institution(s) for cultivation for Main Worker money. kind or share of crop and who does not even A person who has worked for major part of the supervise or direct cultivation of land, is not treated as reference period (i.e., six months or more during the Cultivator. Similarly, a person working on another last one year preceding the date of enumeration) in person's land for wages in cash or kind or a combination any economically productive activity is termed as 'Main of both (agricultural labourer) is not treated as Worker'. Cultivator.

Marginal Worker Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing, harvesting A person who worked for less than six months of and production of cereals and millet crops such as the reference period (i.e., in the last one year preceding wheat, paddy. jowar. bajra. ragi. etc .. and other crops the date of enumeration) in any economic activity is such as sugarcane. tobacco, ground-nuts, tapioca, etc .. termed as 'Marginal Worker'. and pUlses. raw jute and kindred fibre crop, cotton, cinchona and other medicinal plants. fruit growing, Non-Worker vegetable growing or keeping orchards or groves. etc. A person who did not at all work during the Cultivation does not include the following plantation reference period was treated as non-worker. The non­ crops - tea. coffee. rubber. coconut and betel-nuts workers broadly constitute: ( areca).

Students who did not participate in any economic Agricultural Labourer activity paid or unpaid, household duties who were A person who works on another person's land for attending to daily household chores like cooking, wages in money or kind or share is regarded as an cleaning utensils. looking after children, fetching water agricultural labourer. She/he has no risk in cultivation. etc. and are not even helping in the unpaid work in the but merely works on another person's land for wages. family farm or cultivation or milching; dependant such An agricultural labourer has no right of lease or contract as infants or very elderly people not included in the on land on which she/he works. category of worker: pensioners those who are drawing pension after retirement and are not engaged Household Industry Worker in any economic activity: beggars. vagranh. prostitutes Household Indmtry is defined a<, an Indu-;try and persons having unidentified source of income and conducted Iw the head of the hou<,ehnld herselflhimself with unspecified ,"ource" of ~L!h~istcnce and not and or hy the lIIel11her~ of the household at home or

1-1. within the Village in rural areas and only within the Literacy Rate precincts of the house where the household lives in Literacy rate IS defined as the percentage of urban areas. The larger proportion of workers in literates to the total population aged seven years and household industry should consist of members of the above. household including the head. The industry should not be run on the scale of a registered factory which Number of literates would qualify or has to be registered under the Indian Literacy rate = ------x 100 Factories Act and should be engaged in manufacturing. Population aged 7+ processing. servicing and repairs of goods. Work Participation Rate It does not include professions such as a Pleader. It is the percentage of total workers (main + Doctor. Musician. Dancer, Waterman. Astrologer, marginal) to the total population. Dhobi. Barber. etc., or merely trade or business, even Total workers if such professions, trade or services are run at home (Main + Marginal) by members of the household. Work participation rate = ------x 100 Other Worker Total population

A person who has been engaged in some economic Location Code structure adopted in 2001 Census activity during the reference period but not as a In the Census 2001 the following location code Cultivator or Agricultural Labourer or in Household structure has been adopted Industry is termed as 'Other Worker (OW),. The type of workers that come under this category of 'OW' Area Number of digits include all Government Servants, Municipal State Two digits (within the country) Employees, Teachers, Factory Workers, Plantation District Two digits (within the state) Workers, those engaged in trade, commerce, business, Taluk Four digits (within the district) transport. banking, mining, construction, political or social work, priests, entertainment artists, etc. In effect, Village Eight digits (within the state) all those workers other than Cultivators or Agricultural Town Eight digits (within the district) Labourers or Household Industry Workers are 'Other Ward Four digits (within the town) Workers' . The general pattern followed in coding of any Sex-ratio geographical unit was a serpentine one, beginning from Sex-ratio has been defined as the number of the North-West comer and completing at the fmthest females per 1000 males in the population. South-East comer within the State.

Number of females One of the major initiatives taken in the Census Sex-ratio = x 1000 200 I was the allotment of Pennanent Location Code Number of males Number (PLCN) to each and every village within the State and not within a tahsil as in the earlier censuses. Child Sex-ratio (0-6 years) PLCN was thus assigned as one continuous number Child Sex-ratio (0-6 years) has been defined as from the first village in the first district to the last the number of females in age-group O-h years per village in the last district. PLCN is an eight digit unique 1000 males in the same age-group in the population. location code number with the first six digits representing the code number of the village and the Number of female children last two digits depicting two zeros ·ocr. These zeros (()-6 year~) arc re~er\'Cd a~ buffer to be used for coding an) new Child Se\.-ratin = ------x I nun \ i llage( s) that may come up between two vi llages in (0-1) year.~) Number of male children future. For example. if a new \ illage l:ome, up hctween (0-0 ye,u-,,) t\\(l \illage" with PLC['.;" ()()15~()()() and ()(l1_'i~7()(). the

15 new village will be allotted PLCN 00 15..J.60 I and so Abbreviations Used on. Abbreviations of civic status of cities or towns: The location code number for a town is also an C.B. - Cantonment Board/Cantonment eight digit number starting with the digit 4 situated at e.M.e. - City Municipal Council the extreme left acting as the unique identifier. The E.O. - Estate Office next two digits depict the code number of the district G.P. - Gram Panchayat in which the town falls followed by two digits representing the town serial number in the district. I.N.A. - Industrial Notified Area There are three zeros at the end as buffer mainly to I.T.S. - Industrial Township meet the requirement of bringing the number of digits M. - Municipality to eight to match the number of digits in the PLCN for M.B. - Municipal Board the villages. Thus a town location code number 40305000 represents the town serial number 5 of the M.e. - Municipal Committee district number 03 in a State. M.C!' - Municipal Council M.Corp. - Municipal Corporation/Corporation The out-growths of towns have not been given any independent location code numbers. These have N.A. - Notified Area been gIven notional ward codes after the last ward N.A.C. - Notified Area Committee/Notified code of the respective towns to which these OGs Area Council relate to. N .P. - Nagar Panchayat Present Volume N.T. - Notified Town The present volume on general population tables N.T.A. - Notified Town Area contains Tables A-I to A-4 S.T.c. - Small town Committee A-I - Number of Villages. Towns, Households. T.C. - TownCommittee!TownAreaCommittee Population and Area. T.M.C. - Town Municipal Council A-2 - Decadal variation in population since 190 I. T.P. - Town Panchayat A-3 - Villages by population size Class. T.S. - Township A-4 - Towns and Urban Agglomerations C. T. - Census Town classified by Population in 2001 with U.A. - Urban Agglomeration variation since 190 I. O.G. - Out Growth

16 SECTION-2 - TABLES A-I : NUMBER OF VILLAGES, TOWNS, HOUSEHOLDS, POPULATION AND AREA

NOTE

Table A- J is the basic table prepared on full This basic table was renamed as Table A-I in 1951 count basis and gives the statistics of inhabited and when 1st Census of Independent India was conducted uninhabited villages separately, towns, households, and prior to this, it was numbered as Table-l right from population by sex, area (square kilometre) and 1881 when fIrst synchronous Census of India was taken. population per square kilometre. The format of The title of the table remained unaltered since 1881, Table A-I has been restructured slightly in 200 1 however, two additions and one deletion had been made Census as Table A-I (Part-I) and Table A-I (Part in the contents: These are, (1) in 1961 when the Column -In. Table A- I part-I gives the figures for State, "number of village" was bifurcated into two Columns Districts and Sub-districts for total, rural and urban i.e. "No. of inhabited villages" and "number of areas separately and A-I (Part-II) gives the figures uninhabited villages" and (2) in 1971 when column of urban areas i.e. urban agglomeration cities and "number of household" was added in the table (3) in towns only. 2001 Census Column No.8 of occupied residential houses has been deleted from the table. The density figures per sq. km. shown under column 11 for 'Urban' have been worked out using The table has an appendix that gives the details of the area figures corrected up to two places of decimal all the changes in the jurisdiction of various obtained by adding the area of individual towns in the administrative units up to Tehsil, Taluk and C.D. Block respective units. For 'Total' and 'Rural' the density is and P.S. level which have taken place during 1991- worked out on area figures corrected up to two places 2001. The jurisdictional changes are depicted down to of decimal. Taluka levels.

1~ AREA AND PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL AREA STATE & DISTRICTS 2001

191,791 sq.km

8,223

Note: Absolute figures are in sq .km

19 0 0 0 0 74 75 76 77 76 79

KARNATAKA RURAL AND URBAN POPULATION KILOMETRES 2001 20 0 20 40 60 80 100

0 0 16 16

BOUNDARIES :- STATE .. ~ DISTRICT ...

3.130.922 c:,

~ 0 0 17 17 ~

~ GULBARGA

TOTAL POPULATION

7000000 ~ 5000000 3000000 0 0 16 :!: 1 000000 16 600000

"" . MAlE URBAN RURAL F • FEMALE b

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0 74 0 EAST OF GREENWICH 75 76 0 17 0 76 0 79 0

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21 AREA, INDIA & STATES - 2001

Kerala 1.18% 38,863

Haryana Union Territories 1.34% 44,212 0.32% 10,960

INDIA 3,287,263 sq.km

Others 103,700 3.15% Union Territories 10,960 0.32%

Meghalaya 2,318,822 0.68% Andaman & Nicobar Islands 8,249 0.251 % Manipur (Exci. 3 sub-divisions) 2,166,788 0.68% Delhi 1483 0.045% Mizoram 1,990,036 0.64% Dadra & Nagar Haveli 491 0.01 5% Nagaland 1,347,668 0.50% Pondicherry 479 0.015% Tripura 1,097,968 0.32% Chandigarh 114 0.003% Sikkim 888,573 0.22% Daman & Diu 112 0.003% Goa 540,851 0.11% Lakshadweep 32 0.001%

22 ,

POPULATION, INDIA & STATE,S - 2001

Tripura Himachal Pradesh 0.31% 3,199,203 0,59% 6,077,900

Uttaranchal 0.83% 8,489,349 Union Territories 1.61%

16.16%

INDIA

Bihar

Others 10,350,706 1.01% Union Territories 16,520,983 1,61%

Meghalaya 2,318,822 0.23% Delhi 13,850,507 1.35% Manipur (Excl. 3 sub-divisions) 2, 166,788 0.21% Pondicherry 974,345 0.09% Nagaland 1,990,036 0.19% Chandigarh 900,635 0.09% Goa 1,347,668 0.13% Andaman & Nicobar Islands 356,152 0.03% Arunachal Pradesh 1,097,968 0.11% Dadra & Nagar Haveli 220,490 0.02% Mizoram 888,573 0.09% Daman & Diu 158,204 0.02% Sikkim 540,851 0.05% Lakshadweep 60,650 0.01%

23 POPULATION, STATE & DISTRICTS - 2001

965,462 1548,561 971,835--, I t 1,112,243 1 ~ t 1,140/90~ 1/196/08~

24 0 74 77 0 78

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25

Inter-State and Inter-District territorial transfers. (ii) Raichur district except Alampur and The new state of Mysore was formed on Gadwal taluks, with an area of 1,4078 November L 1956 under the States Reorganisation Sq.Kms. Act, 1956. It was renamed as "Karnataka" with effect (iii) Bidar district except the taluks of from November 1, 1973. A brief historical account of Ahmedpur, Narayankhed, Nilanga, Udgir successive changes that took place, as a result of and Zarirabad (excluding Nirna Circle) which the state acquired the present geographical area taluks, N ayalkal Circle of Bidar taluk and content, is given below: three villages of Humnabad taluk with an area of 5,363 Sq.Kms. It may be pertinent to begin to record the changes with reference to the Princely State of Mysore which (c) From former Madras State : came into existence after the Fourth Mysore War in (i) Dakshina Kannada (South Kanara) district 1799 A.D. as that State corresponds to the new State except Kasargod ta1uk and Amindivi of Mysore formed under the States Reorganisation Islands with an area of 8,385 Sq.Kms. Act, 1956. The extent included in this corresponding (ii) Kollegal taluk of Coimbatore district with 'State' of Mysore remained unchanged upto 1950 and an area of 2,786 Sq.Kms. the area reported in 1941 for the State was 29,458 Sq.Miles or 76,296 Sq.Kms. The years that followed (d) Former Part-C State of Coorg, now Kodagu saw considerable accretion of areas transferred from district, with an area of 4,131 Sq.Kms. the neighbouring States and provinces and marginal The area figures furnished above are those adjustments of boundaries. published in the previous census publications. There There was an exchange of area between the State have been subsequent revisions of the figures due to of Mysore and the Province of Madras under the refinements in compilation etc., and hence these figures Provinces and State (Absorption of Enclaves) Order, may not tally with the figures published in this volume 1950 in January, 1950, which resulted in an increase for the corresponding units. in the area of the state and the total area of the state Referring to the inter-district transfer of areas became 29,489 miles or 76, 377 Sq.Kms. after the reorganisation, but before 1961, it may be In the decade 1951 - 61, the state under went two mentioned that there was only one instance of such major jurisdictional changes as an outcome of Andhra transfer which involved transfer of two villages viz., State Act, 1953 and States Reorganisation Act, 1956. Mydanahalli and Kurgahalli of Shrirangapattana taluk The details of the area added are indicated below: in Mandya District to Mysore taluk in Mysore distirict (Government of Mysore Notification No. RD 218 FT I. Areas added under the Andhra State Act, 1953 : 57 dated 07-05-1957).

Bel1ary district excluding Adoni, Alur, and During the decade 1961-71, no major changes in Rayadurga Taluks transferred from former Madras the jurisdiction of the State occurred except for the State accounting for an area of 9,897 Sq.Kms. transfer of area of 0.03 sq.km to Andhra Pradesh. II. Areas added under the State Reorganisation Under the Andhra Pradesh and Mysore (Transfer of Act, 1956 : Territories) Act, 1968, an area of 5 acres and 3 guntas of Survey No. 19 of Abkavaripally village, Bagepalli (a) From former Bombay State: tal uk, Kolar district was transferred to Hindupur taluk, Bijapur, Dharwad (Dharwar) and Uttara Ananthapur district of Andhra Pradesh. Further, there Kannada (Kanara) districts and Belgaum was only one case of inter district transfer of area. district excluding Chandgad Tal uk, with an Two villages viz., Tallihal and Honniganur of Kushtagi area of 54,347 Sq.Kms. tal uk, Raichur district were transferred to Ron taluk of (b) From former Hyderabad State: Dharwad district under G.O. No. RD 17 LRD 63 dated 09-11-1967. (i) Gulbarga District (including three villages transferred from Humnabad taluk of Bidar The name of the State was changed from "My sore" district) except Kodangal and Tandur to "Karnataka" with effect from November 1, 1973 taluks with an area of 16.274 Sq.Kms. under the Mysore State (Alteration of Name) Act.

27 The territorial jurisdiction of the Karnataka State 7. Udupi district was formed compnsIng of has remained the same as at 1971 Ccnsm as no (i) Karkal tal uk, (ii) Udupi taluk and (iii) jurisdictional changes have occurred since 1971. Kundapur taluk from erstwhile Dakshina Kannada district. However, change~ such as the transfer of areas from one district to another, creation of a new district Apart from the above, 26 villages of Mudbidri by excluding the areas from an existing district etc., firka along with Mudbidri Town of Karkal taluk of have occurred during the decade 1991-2001. The Udupi district has been transferred to Mangalore taluk particulars of these changes are briefly given below: of Dakshina Kannada district vide GOK Notification Some of the districts had vast areas comprising of No. RD 42 LRD '8.7 Part III Bangalore dated 25-03- too many taluks, so in order to have proper 1998. developments for these taluks and to avoid far off Alterations in Names travel to district headquarters for the common man Government of Karnataka has decided to create more The name of town of 'Hadagali' in Bellary District number of districts by dividing the existing district into was changed as 'Hoovina Hadagali' vide GOK more than one district. As a result of this, seven more Notification No. HUD 314 MLR 95 dated 28.09.1995. districts were created during the decade 1991 - 200 I Area figures vide Government Notification No. RD 42 LRD 87 Part III Bangalore dated 2-8-1997. They are : As in 1991 Census, in 200 I census also the area in Square Kilometres for the state, district and taluk I . Chamarajanagar district was formed comprising with totaL rural and urhan break up and for the Urban of (i) Chamarajanagar taluk, (ii) Gundlupet Agglomerations, Cities and Towns are fumished in tal uk (iii) Yelandur taluk and (iv) Kollegal taluk column 10 of the Table A-I. from erstwhile Mysore district. 2. Davanagere district was formed comprising of The area figures for the state and districts presented (i) Davanagere taluk, (ii) Harihar taluk and (iii) against 'Total' represent 'Geographical area' and are Jagalur taluk from erstwhile Chitradurga district. those supplied by the 'Surveyor General' India. The (i v) Harapanahalli taluk from Bellary district Surveyor General's figures are not available below and (v) Honnali taluk and (vi) Channagiri tal uk district or by rural/urban break-up. Hence figures for from erstwhile Shimoga district. urban areas are either that supplied by civic 3. Bagalkot district was fOlmed comprising of administration of the towns or compiled and supplied (i) Jamkhandi taluk, (ii) Bilgi tal uk, (iii) Mudhol by the Director of Survey, Settlement and Land taluk, (iv) Badami tal uk, (v) Bagalkot taluk Records, Government of Kamataka or compiled in and (vi) Hungund taluk from erstwhile Bijapur this Directorate on the basis of the available records district. pertaining to the delimitation of urban units.

4. Koppal district was formed comprising of The aggregated total of the area figures of all the (i) Yelbarga taluk, (ii) Kushtagi tal uk. taluks in a district and in some case~ inclusive of the (iii) Gangawati taluk and (iv) Koppal taluk area of the towns directly shown under the district if from erstwhile Raichur district. any. in Table A-I will not tally with the total for the 5. Haveri district was formed comprising of district because the figures for the taluks represent (i) Shiggaon taluk, (ii) Savanur taluk, (iii) the land use area based on villagewise area figures Hanagal taluk, (iv) Haveri taluk, (v) Byadgi reported by local officers. tal uk, (vi) Hirekerur taluk and (vii) Ranibennur taluk from erstwhile Dharwad district. Area figures for Rural Areas are derived by suhtracting the Total Urban area from the Total Area. 6. Gadag district was formed comprising of (i) Naragund taluk, (ii) ROIl tal uk, (iii) Gadag Statement-! gives the geographical area figures taluk, (iv) Shirahatti taluk and (v) Mundargi ~upplied by the Survey General, India along with ranking taluk from crst\vhile Dharwad di~trict. of districts hased on area. Statement - 1 Ranking of Districts in Terms of Area - 2001 Area in Sq.km supplied by Proportion to total area of Ranking of SI. No. State I District Surveyor General, India State (in percent) districts 1 2 3 4 5

Karnataka 191,791.00 100 Belgaum 13,415.00 6.99 2 2 Bagalkot 6.57500 3 ...U 14 3 Bijapur 10.494.00 5A7 4 4 Gulbarga 16.224.00 8.-+6 5 Bidar 5.448.00 2.8-1 18 6 Raichur 8,441.00 -1.-10 q 7 Kappal 5.575.00 2.91 17 8 Gadag 4.656.00 2.-13 ~~ 9 Dharwad 4.260.00 2.22 2-1 10 Uttara Kannada 10.291.00 5.37 5 II Haveri District ·U23.00 2.51 21 12 Bellary District 8,450.00 -1.-11 7 13 Chitradurga District 8.-140.00 -1.-+0 H 14 Davanagere District 5.924.0(l 3.09 15 15 Shimoga Di,trict SA77.00 -1.-+2 6 16 Udupi H80.00 2.02 26 17 Chikmagalur 7.20 [,00 3.75 II 18 Tumkur 10.597.00 5.53 :1 19 Kolar 8.223.0() 4.29 10 20 8angalore 2.19().OO 1.14 27 21 Bangalore Rural S.SI5.00 3.03 16 22 Mandya 4.961.00 2.59 20 23 Hassan 6.814.()() 3.55 D 24 Dakshina Kannada 4.560.00 2.38 n 25 Kodagu 4.1 ()2.00 2.14 25 26 Mysore 6.854.0() 3.57 12 27 Chamarajanagar 5.101.00 2.66 19

The area of the state remams unchanged at Urban Area 191,791 Sq.Kms in 2001. It accounts for 5.83 percent In Table A-I. figures for different items of each of the total area of the country and ranks 8th among unit are presented separately. For the first time in the 28 States and 7 Union Territories in the Indian 1951 all census statistics were presented for rural and Union. It may be observed that Gulbarga district with urban area and further for the first time in 1961 census. an extent of 16,224 Sq.km is the largest district in the uniform and somwwhat rigid tests were sought to be state and accounts for the 8.46 percent of the total applied throughout the country for an area to be area of the state, while erstwhile Bijapur district which recognised as an urban unit. The definition adopted occupied the 1st place in 1991 has come down to 4th for an urban area at the 1971 and 1981 census as place due to its bifurcation. As in 1991. in 2001 Census generally follows that of 1961. albeit. with a minor also. Bangalore distlict comprising Bangalore City, the variation in that adopted for the 19X I census. In 1961 capital of Karnataka State, is the smallest district in and 1971 censuses. males working in activities such the ~tate with an area of 2.190 Sq.kms and accounts as fishing. logging. etc.. were treated a~; engaged in for I. 14 per cent of total area of the state. non-agricultural activity for applying the lTlteria of 75

29 per cent male worker.s, whereas in the 1981 census towns of 1991 Census and Municipal towns of 1991 these activities were treated as agricultural activities Census which were denotified by the State on par with cultivators and agricultural labourers for Government after 1991 which satisfied the the purpose of this criterion. demographic test at (b) on the basis of 1991 Census data or expected to satisfy the same by 2001, as The urban criterion adopted in 2001 Census is as indicated by the projected data based on 1991 figures follows: were classified as towns, besides these, villages which a) All places with a Municipality, Corporation, registered significant growths after the 1991 Census Cantonment Board, Sanitary Board or Notified as revealed by the investigations and likely to satisfy Area Committee, Town Panchayat etc., the criteria were also classified as towns. However, b) All villages/compact project areas which in doing so, cautions was exercised to exclude cases satisfied the following criteria: of villages whose demographic set up has undergone changes due to shifting of population due to i) A minimum population of 5,000; submersion or inclusion of villages fully or partly in ii) At least 75 percent of male main workers the urban area etc. engaged in non-agricultural pursuits; On the basis of the criteria laid down as above, iii) A population density of at least 400 per 270 towns had been classified as urban areas in the square kilo meter ( 1,000 per square mile). state for the 200 I Census as against 306 towns in the Another important decision that was taken for earlier 1991 Census. The decline in number of towns the 200 I Census is that the 'discretion of the Director may be attributed to following factors: of Census Operations' to include places though not Of the 306 towns of 1991 Census, 39 towns were satisfy the demographic criteria mentioned above, derecognised as rural as they failed to fulfill the but had other distinct urban characteristics and to demographic test of a place to be treated as urban exclude certain areas which could not be considered while another 42 towns lost their separate identity as urban in consultation with the State Government owing to their merger with one or other statutory town, was in practice in the earlier census was done away Further, for the 2001 census 45 places were classified with. As already mentioned, the frame for the 2001 as urban units and of these 26 villages satisfied the Census with clearly defined rural and urban units, for demographic criteria and consequently they were obvious reasons, was prepared much earlier to the treated as urban units for the first time and rest 19 actual commencement of field operations. All places were statutory towns, Of these 19 statutory towns. as statutorily notified as a municipality, Municipal many as 16 were treated as statutory towns in one or Corporation, Notified Area Committee, Cantonment other earlier Censuses, As a result of all these changes, Board, Town panchayat etc., under the Karnataka the total number of urban units for the 2001 Census Municipality Act about which information was stands at 270, collected from the State Government, with jurisdiction existed at the time of finalizing the frame were In Statement-2 the eligibility criteria applied for classified in accordance with the criterion (a) of the classifying a place as town in the Censuses conducted definition as towns, villages, non-municipal Census since 1891 is given.

30 Statement - 2 Criteria For The Places To Be Treated As Towns 1891- 2001 2001 1991 Municipal Corporation Municipal Corporation 2 Municipal Area Municipal Area 3 Town Committee Town Committee -l Notified Area Committee Notified Area Committee 5 Cantonment Board Cantonment Board 6 All other Places satisfied the following criteria All other Places satisfied the following criteria iJ A minimum population of 5,000 I) A minimum population of 5.000 ii) Atleast 75% of the male working population engaged ii) Atleast 75% of the male working population engaged in non agricultural (and allied I activity. in non agricultural (and allied) activity. iii) A population of atleast 400 per Sq.Km.(or 1,000 per iii) A population of atleast -l00 per Sq.Km.lor 1.000 per Sq.mile) Sq.mile) iv) or any other place which according to the Director. possesses pronounced urban characteristics and amenities. In working out the proportion of male workers in non­ In working out the proportion of male workers in non­ agricultural activities such as live stock. forestry. fishing. agricultural activities such as live stock, forestry. fishing. huntmg and plantations. orchards and allied activities hunting and plantations. orchards and allied activities have been treated on par with the cultivation and the have been treated on par with the cultivation and the agricultural labourer. In 1961 and 1971 Censuses these agricultural labourer. In 1961 and 1971 Censuses these activities had been categorised as non-agricultural. activities had been categorised as non agricultural. 1981 1971 Municipal Corporation Municipal Corporation 2 Municipal Area Municipal Area 3 Sanitary Board Town Committee 4 Notified Area Committee Notified Area Committee 5 Cantonment Board Cantonment Board 6 Places which satisfied the following criteria Selected places with i) A minimum population of 5000 a) a density of not less than -l00 persons per Km2 (or 1.000 persons per Sq. mile)

ii) Atleast 75% of the male working populatIOn engaged b) a population of 5.000 in non agricultural I and allied) activity. iii) A population of atleast 400 per Sq.Km.lor 1.000 per c) Three-fourths of the male working population should Sq.mile) be outside agriculture. iv) or any other place which according to the Director. d) or any other place which according to the Director. possesses pronounced urban characteristics and possesses pronounced urban characteristics and amenities. amenities. In working out the proportion of male workers in non­ In working out the proportion of male workers in non­ agricultural activities such as live stock. forestry. fishing. agricultural activities such as live stock. forestry. fishing. hunting and plantations. orchards and alli~d activities hunting and plantations, orchards and allied activities have been treated on par with the cultivation and the have been treated on par with the cultivation and the agricultural labourer. In 1961 and 1971 Censuses these agricultural labourer. In 1961 and 1971 Censuses these activities had been categorised as non agricultural. activities had been categorised as non agricultural. 1961 1951 Municipal Corporation Municipal Corporation 2 Municipal Area Municipal Area 3 Town Committee Town Area Committee -l Notified Area Committee Notified Area Committee 5 Cantonment Board Civil lines not included in M unicipallimits 6 Selected places with Cantonment a) a density of not less than -lO() per;,ons per Km2 (or Test prescribed for distinguishing towns from viliages in 1.000 persons per Sq. mile) different States were based on ideas common to all States. but they were not identical nor had they been applied with meticulous uniformity. In the case of princely States. the definition of town was applied a little indiscriminately.

b) a population of 5.000 Importance in trade. historic ass()ci:nions and to avoid treating as towm over grown villages without urban c h arac teri st ic s.

II Three-fourths of the male working population should he outside agriculture.

d I or any other place whIch accordlllg to the DIrector. po"e"es pronounced urhan characteristics and amenities.

31 Statement - 2 Criteria For The Places To Be Treated As Towns 1891- 2001

1941 1931 Municipal Corporation Municipal Corporation Municipal Area Municipal Area All Civil lines not included in Municipal limits All Civil lines not included in Municipal limits Cantonment Cantonment

Every continuous collection of houses inhabited by not Every other continuous collection of houses inhabited by less than 5,000 persons, which the provincial not less than 5,000 persons, which the provincial ,uperintendent may decide to treat as a town superintendent may decide to treat as urban. In making this decision consideration wa, given to: a) the character of the population b) relative density of the dwelling

1921 1911 Municipal Corporation Municipal Corporation 2 Municipal Area Municipal Area 3 All Civil lines not included in Municipal limits All Civil lines not included in Municipal limits Cantonment 4 Cantonment

5 Every other continuous collection of houses inhabited by Every other continuous collection of houses inhabited by not less than 5,000 persons, \\ hich the provincial not less than 5,000 persons, which the provincial superintendent may decide to treat as a town for census superintendent may decide to treat as a town for census purposes. In Indian States where there were no purposes. Municipalities, this definition was required to be extensively applied. Note: "In dealing with questions arising under head (6), Note: "However, a few places, chiefly in the native states the provincial Superintendent will have regard to the which did not satisfy the requirements were treated as character of the population, the relative density of the towns for special purposes. "The provincial dwellings, the importance of the place as a centre of Superintendents were however instructed, when trade and its historic associations and will bear in mind considering the question of treating ;places a& towns on that it is undesirable to treat as towns overgrown villages the basis of their populations, to take care to, exclude which have no urban characteristics". such as are merely over grown villages and have no urban features. It is true that the discretion thus allowed has occasiooaJJy led to a certain want Of uniformity!! 1901 1891 Municipal Corporation Municipal Corporation 2 Municipal Area Municipal Area 3 All Civil lines not included in M unicipallimits All Civil lines not included in Municipal limits 4 Cantonment Cantonment 5 Every other continuous collection of houses permanently a) Every place where the proportion of the trading and inhabited by not less than 5,000 persons, which the industrial popUlation to the total is equal to or greater than provincial superintendent may decide to treat as a town that of the agricultural population. for census purposes. b) Every other continuous group of houses inhabited by not less than 5,000 eo Ie.

Progress in Number of Towns from Census to Census depending on the changing The number of places classified as towns varied definition of town,

32 Statement-3 shows the number of places classified State and the districts. as towns at each of the Censuses since 1901 in the

Statement - 3 PROGRESS IN THE NUMBER OF TOWNS 1901-2001 (EXCLUDES TOWNS DECLASSIFIED AND INCLUDES TOWNS NEWLY ADDED IN A PARTICULAR CENSUS)

S tate I District 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 KARNATAKA 270 306 281 245 231 289 213 216 198 184 219 Belgaum 22 22 20 19 15 36 12 15 II 10 10 Bagalkot 12 1 I 13 II 10 15 15 15 14 14 12 Bijapur 6 7 6 6 4 10 2 2 2 2 2 Gulbarga 17 19 15 12 10 14 10 8 6 7 6 Bidar 6 5 6 5 5 8 6 7 5 5 5 Raichur 9 9 7 6 6 15 6 8 6 6 7 Koppal 5 4 5 4 4 20 6 4 2 2 2 Gadag 9 9 9 7 7 11 7 9 9 9 9 Dharwad 6 5 6 5 5 9 7 8 8 8 8 Uttara Kannada 13 14 13 8 9 13 7 7 7 8 8 Haveri 9 6 7 6 5 9 8 8 8 8 8 Bellary 11 11 12 10 6 8 8 6 5 5 5 Chitradurga 6 6 6 8 8 8 7 7 7 6 II Davanagere 6 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 9 7 8 Shimoga 9 13 II 10 II 9 9 9 9 7 11 Udupi 6 12 9 10 6 3 3 3 3 2 1 Chikm agalur 9 10 10 9 9 9 9 9 10 8 10 Tumkur II 12 12 12 II II 10 10 10 10 18 Kolar 12 15 15 14 13 13 12 12 12 12 12 Bangalore 19 33 18 12 II 4 5 5 5 4 7 Bangalore Rural 10 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 I I 10 I I Mandya 8 11 II 10 II 10 9 9 8 8 10 Has,an 9 13 12 II 12 II 12 12 10 8 14 Dakshina Kannada 20 15 18 8 7 4 4 4 3 3 Kodagu 5 9 10 II 10 2 2 2 2 5 Mysore II 13 9 9 13 13 13 13 12 10 14 Chamrajanagar 4 5 4 4 5 6 6 6 4 3 4

From the Statement-3, it may be seen that the in the subsequent census is attributed to the more rigid number of places classified as towns varies from test sought to be applied in treating a place as a town. (i) Census to Census and is the highest at the 1991 The increasing trend in number of towns in 200 1 Census census which may be attributed to large number of saw a set back and fell from 306 towns in 1991 to 270 statutory towns classified as towns according to criteria in 2001, mainly attributed to amalgamation of small (a) referred earlier (ii) decision taken to retain the places towns with the bigger towns, derecognition of towns as treated as towns at both the 1971 and 1981 Census as rural for not fulfilling the demographic criteria and also towns at the 1991 Census also and (iii) treating certain to some extent the withdrawal of Director's project area having well defined urban characteristics discretionary powers of treating certain project areas as urban units under Director's discretionary powers having well defined urban characteristics as urban. referred to in cllterion (c) of the definition of urban area Statement-4 shows the progress in the urban of 1991 Census. Between 1901 and 1981, 1951 Census population at the state and district level between 1901 recorded highest number of towns (28Q). The steep fall to 2001.

33 Statement - 4 Progress of Urban Population of State And Districts 1901 - 2001

S tatelDis trict 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 KARNATAKA 17,961,529 13,907,788 10,729,606 7,122,093 5,266,493 4,453,480 Belgaum 1.012,691 841,786 671.418 497,793 357.469 415,164 Bagalkot 478,520 384,719 345,567 254,360 199,116 191.937 Bijapur 396,089 304,027 233,061 166,815 114,290 129,517 Gulbarga 852,621 609,S03 475,732 309,276 226,421 217,675 Bidar 344,875 245,703 177,416 119,131 81.221 90,849 Raichur 420,837 332,051 222,215 140,557 108,540 106,201 Koppal 198,292 148,071 121,513 76,914 52,082 102,512 Gadag 342,183 297,957 258,574 183,949 150,077 149,087 Dharwad 881,917 722,169 599,866 427,389 280,761 239,968 Uttara Kannada 387,913 294,516 271,793 150,497 120,864 123,560 Haveri 299,020 203,765 179,818 126,635 93,786 103,749 Bellary 706,850 530,254 464,852 285,078 1 R8,774 154.970 Chitradurga 274,238 217.470 154,404 116.484 80,223 56,562 Davanagere 542,998 440,508 321,127 210,761 147,900 110,938 Shimoga 571.010 471.088 395,700 282,714 240,167 128.912 Udupi 206,353 229,152 156,321 134,997 81,623 50,416 Chikmagalur 222,724 171,861 159,879 115,078 89,472 66,588 Tumkur 507,202 382,163 272,284 190,607 138,989 105,762 Kolar A25,523 516,983 427,R31 3 I 3,115 293,272 279.133 Bangalore 5.759,987 4,169,253 2.941.018 1.681,512 1,221,671 799,338 Bangalore Rural 407.396 303.286 252.198 184.242 135.773 114.785 Mandya 282.715 266,804 220,025 15~U88 100,072 77,776 Hassan 304,673 272.722 198,472 149,411 107.536 87.396 Dakshina Kannada 729,302 533,442 425,292 258,181 198,736 149,756 Kodagu 75.382 77,941 71.663 58,691 42,689 16,255 My,ore 982.128 816.619 608,361 449.469 345,941 325.374 Chamrajanagar 148.090 123,675 103,206 79,649 69.028 59.300

StatelDistrict 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 8 9 10 11 12 KARNATAKA 2.762,861 2,245,684 1,845,819 1,570,570 1,642,994 Belgaum. 182.441 160,392 123,983 106,185 107,645 Bagalkot 143.224 117.919 104.135 102.321 96.574 Bijapur 57,227 47.438 41.000 34.293 30.421 Gulbarga 138,354 110.248 84,265 83.306 67,602 Bidar 64.880 52,232 34,474 42.119 41.222 Raichur 67,603 63.494 51.629 55,929 60.063 Koppal 42.205 25.500 15,214 14,221 15.148 Gadag 98.431 99.643 91,642 78.501 90,662 Dharwad 172,746 156.074 131,363 120.456 115,725 Uttara Kannada 74.916 59,112 53.615 56.489 -\4,684 Haveri 74.816 67.000 54,902 40.628 61,3A5 Bellary 122,462 93,588 77.978 71, 7 59 99.333 Chitradurga 35.788 30,314 25.506 21.000 31.983 Davanagere 71.644 55.979 48,330 36.291 42.998 Shimoga 75.547 51,657 38.419 29.177 29.106 Udupi 36,592 30,960 25.482 15.832 8,041 Chikmagalur 47.641 39.91 I 35.820 30,322 40,698 Tumkur 62,142 61,586 51,528 36.989 58.668 Kolar 218.544 155,143 145,809 93,769 88,860 Bangalore 421.255 319.0A5 249,019 196.753 173,182 Bangalore Rural 76.742 65.395 58.005 46.225 56.965 l\1andya 50,638 39,979 37,734 29.879 36.989 Ha,san 60.216 52,567 38.269 .'O.48() 45.90 I Dakshina Kannada 102.723 84.593 03.938 58,757 4·UOR Kndagu I L218 9,827 8.841 9.981 15,249 My,ore 208.443 155.02') 125.377 11l5.599 112.232 Cham raJanagar 44.42-' 41'(U9 29.542 2L109 27.570

34 Statement-5 shows the indicies in growth of urban population of State and districts from 1901- 2001.

Statement - 5 Indices in Growth of Urban Population of State and Districts 1901- 2001 as base (1901=100)

SI. No. StatelDistrict 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 KARNATAKA 1093 846 653 433 321 271 168 137 112 96 100 1 Belgaum 941 782 624 462 332 386 ]69 149 115 99 100 2 Bagalkot ~95 398 358 263 206 199 1~8 122 108 106 100 3 Bijapur 1302 999 766 548 376 426 188 156 135 113 100 ~ Gulbarga 1261 902 704 457 335 322 205 163 125 123 100 5 Bidar 837 596 430 289 197 220 157 127 84 102 100 6 Raichur 701 553 :'10 234 181 177 113 106 86 93 100 7 Koppal 1309 977 802 508 ,',44 677 279 168 100 94 100 8 Gadag 377 329 285 203 166 164 109 110 101 87 100 9 Dharwad 762 624 518 369 243 207 149 135 114 104 100 10 Uttara Kannada 868 659 608 337 270 277 168 132 120 126 100 11 Haveri 487 332 293 206 153 169 122 109 89 66 100 12 Bellary 712 534 468 287 190 156 123 94 79 72 100 13 Chitradurga 857 680 483 364 251 177 112 95 80 66 100 14 Davanagere 1263 1024 747 490 344 258 167 130 112 84 100 15 Shimoga 1962 1619 1360 971 825 443 260 177 132 100 100 16 Udupi 2566 2850 1944 1679 1015 627 455 385 317 197 100 17 Chikmagalur 547 422 393 283 220 164 117 98 88 75 100 18 Tumkur 865 651 464 325 237 180 106 105 88 63 100 19 Kolar 704 582 481 352 330 314 246 175 164 106 100 20 Bangalore 3326 2407 1698 971 705 462 243 18~ 14~ 114 100 21 Bangalore Rural 715 532 ~43 323 238 202 135 115 102 81 100 22 Mandya 764 721 595 429 271 210 137 ]08 102 81 100 23 Hassan 664 594 432 326 234 190 131 1 ]5 83 66 100 24 Dakshina Kannada 1653 1209 964 585 ~51 340 233 192 1~5 133 100 25 Kodagu 494 511 470 385 280 107 74 64 58 65 100 26 Mysore 875 728 542 400 308 290 186 138 112 94 100 27 Chamrajanagar 537 449 374 289 250 215 16] 149 107 85 100

Rural Areas Reserved Forests and other unsurveyed tracts which The rural areas comprise all areas not classified do not fall within the jurisdiction of any revenue as urban areas and generally known as villages. For villages. all such areas or parts thereof were also the Census purposes a village is generally the same treated as revenue villages for census proposes. In unit recognised for revenue administration and usually cases, where a portion of revenue village is included referred to as a "Revenue Village" the lowest in a town. the remaining portion of the town, even if administration unit, cadestrally surveyed with well it is devoid of any popUlation has been identified as demarcated boundaries. A revenue village need not a village. Where the name of town is same as the be a single agglomeration of habitations generally name of village. a portion of which included in the known as hamlets. The hamlets do not have defined former. the suffix "Rural" is added to the name of boundaries or areas distinctly marked or allotted to the later to differentiate the village from town. them. The hamlets are situated within the areas However villages which were classified as town or earmarked for the village. The entire village along outgrowths or fully merged in statutory towns or with its hamlets is considered as one unit. In order census towns are omitted from the list of villages as to cover the settlement and popUlation residing in the they are included in urban frame.

35 The list of villages for each taluk which forms the Inhabited and Un-inhabited villages rural frame for the Census Operations was prepared A revenue village may be inhabited or uninhabited after due scrutiny in consultation with the State and is given under col.3 and col. 4 of Table A-I. The government. The inclusion of Forest Areas of Kollegal total number of inhabited and uninhabited villages is indicated for each of administrative unit viz., taluk, taluk (Chamarajanagar district) in the village list has district and State. inflated the number of villages in the census frame to Statement-6 gives district-wise number of some extent and hence exceeds the list of villages inhabited and uninhabited villages, number of villages maintained by Director of Survey, Settlement and Land included in the towns partly or fully and number of Records, Government of Karnataka. towns.

Statement - 6 State and District Wise Number of Villages and Towns in 2001 State / District Total No. of No. of un- No. of villages included in No. of No. of towns Villages inhabited towns inhabited villages Fully Partly villages 2 3 4 5 6 7 Karnataka 29.406 1,925 646 720 27,481 270 Belgaum 1.270 15 19 32 1.255 22 Bagalkot 027 4 32 623 12 Bijapur 677 17 4 13 660 6 Gulbarga 1.437 77 28 33 1.360 17 Bidar 621 " " 18 19 599 6 Raichur 883 53 19 830 9 Koppal 629 35 2 8 594 5 Gadag 337 8 4 23 329 9 Dharwad 379 18 37 27 361 6 Uttara Kannada 1.289 43 46 J 8 J .246 13 Haveri 698 7 10 8 691 9 Bellary 554 30 22 15 524 11 Chitradurga 1.059 113 10 17 946 6 Davanagere 923 113 15 8 810 6 Shimoga 1.530 87 60 29 1.443 9 Udupi 248 19 248 6 Chikmagalur 1.117 83 13 24 1.034 9 Tumkur 2.708 134 24 46 2.574 II Kolar 3.311 392 30 46 2,919 12 Bangalore 699 31 25 17 668 19 Bangalore Rural 1.873 154 29 42 1.719 10 Mandya 1.479 110 23 1.369 8 Hassan 2.559 165 II 42 2.394 9 Dakshina Kannada 354 68 7 354 20 Kodagu 290 5 17 291 'i Mysore 1.340 124 28 30 1.216 11 Chamarajanagar 509 85 7 12 424 4

As per the 2001 Census, there are 29406 villages 2574 villages and Hassan with 2394 villages. Udupi district of which 1925 or 6.5% of the total number of villages with 248 villages ha-; the least number of villages preceded are found to be uninhabited and spreads over almost by Kodagu (291) and Gadag (329). The numbers of all taluks of the state. uninhabited villages are more in the district of old Of the 27 districts in the state 11 districts have over Kamataka region. The highest number of uninhabited 1,000 inhabited villages. the district of Kolar hLl~ the highest villages is found in Kolar (392). Eight distriCb in the state number of 2919 villages closely followed by Tumkur with have more than I ()(l uninhabited \illage~.

36 There are 270 urban units in the state. jurisdiction Statement-7 gives the number of inhabited villages of which comprises of entire geographical area of at each Census from 190 I to 2001. 646 villages and part of 720 villages.

Statement - 7 Number of lnhabitated Villages at each Census 1901 - 2001 SI. N o.of Inhabitated Villages S tateIDistrict No. 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 2 3 4 5 6 789 10 11 12 13 KA&"IATAKA 27.481 27,066 27,028 26,826 26,377 27,629 28,290 28,368 28,349 28,548 29,288

Belgaum 1.255 1.138 1.I42 1.158 1,180 I.no 1.063 1.080 1.062 1.064 1.07U

2 Bagalkot 623 Newly formed District out of Bijapur Di"trict

3 Bijapur 660 1.247 1.244 1.239 1.245 1.229 1.117 1.112 1.I2() 1.115 1.113

..( Gulbarga 1.360 1.295 1.305 1.3()4 1.298 1.557 1.750 1.698 1.070 1.585 1.1()2

5 Bidar 599 5S7 598 591 590 1.418 1.4LJ6 l,422 1.438 1.409 1,457

6 Raichur 830 U96 1.401 1.3~7 1.364 1.540 1.760 1.748 1.656 1.658 89.,

7 Koppal 594 Newly formo:d District out of Raichur DI,trict

8 Gadag 329 Newly fomled District out of Dharwad DIstrict

lJ Dharwad 301 1.344 1.322 l.337 1.358 1.333 1.239 I.n'} 1.260 1.27Y 1.280

10 Uttara Kannada 1.246 1.264 1,2!l3 1.295 1.272 1.222 1.244 1.226 1.257 1.257 L~81

II Haven 691 Ne\\

12 Bellary 52,,( 591 590 589 585 842 938 908 YI] 921 929

13 Chitradurga 946 1.289 1.260 1.250 1.239 1.213 1.23lJ 1.239 1.237 1.2,,(2 1.192

14 Davanagere Newly formed Di,trict out of Chitradurga Bellary and Shimoga Districts

15 Shimoga 1.443 1.785 1.795 I.N] 1.72S 1.638 1.670 1.71,,( i.736 I. 751 l.no

16 Udupl 2,,(8 Newly formed Di,trid Ollt of Dakhina Kannada District

17 Chikmagalur 1.034 1.021 1.0U 984 961 935 948 LJ59 969 989 1.192

18 Tumkur 2.574 2.537 2.50-:' 2.452 2.444 2.392 2.381 2.381 2.375 2.361 2.376

19 Kolar 2.919 2.828 2.743 2.728 2.724 2.751 2.782 2.!l1)8 2.855

20 Bangalore 668 681 2.-125 2.470 2.296 2.477 2.476 2.478 2",(40 2.480 2.-154

21 Bangalore Rural 1.719 1.71:\ Newly formed Di,trict out of Bangalore D"trict

Mandya 1.369 1,365 1.354 1.339 1.333 1,329 1.333 Newly formed out of My,nre

23 Hassan 2.394 2.369 2.371 2.310 2.291 2.230 2.229 2.252 2.293 2.301 2.290

24 Dakshina Kannada 354 615 035 662 66!l 633 806 SOO 79'1', 7LJ9 1.275

25 Kodagu 291 2LJ I 288 291 277 2f.)7 301 378 377 49.' "(7LJ

26 Mysore U]6 1.0,,(9 1.041 1.593 1.505 1.346 U56 ~.7()9 ~.730 2.748 2.767

Chamarajanagar 424 Newly f"nned Di<;rrict (Jut of Mysore Di,trict

28 1.267

29 lamkhandi State 71 82 79

30 Mudhol State 76 76 76 77 76

31 Ramdllrg State

Salldllr State 2() J~ 1:-:

Sa\ all II I" State

37 The data presented in this statement is not adjusted Kolar, Tumkur and Hassan district in the state to the present jurisdiction of the state and districts. have the highest number of villages in that order in The figures represent the number of villages in the each census. After the states reorganisation the highest increase in number of villages is seen during 1961-71 respective territorial units as they existed at the and also in 1991-2001. respective censuses, but lost their separate identity on their amalgamation with the Karnataka State. Statement-8 presents the population residing in the rural area of the state and districts, for each of the The total number of inhabited villages varies from censuses from 1901 to 2001. Figures presented in this census to census because of following factors. statement are adjusted to the jurisdiction prevailed at ( 1) Evaluation of new villages by bifurcating large the 2001 Census. The Rural population in the state sized village for administrative convenience which stands at 11,411,760 in 1901 Census has risen to 34,889,033 in 2001 Census - a growth of 205.73 (2) Merger of villages adjacent to statutory towns percent over the 110 years. It may be seen that there owing to expansion of its territorial jurisdiction is a steady and gradual increase in population upto (3) Formation of statutory towns/census towns 1951 (except 1921). The rural population has increased on fulfilling the demographic criteria (b) of from 14948476 in 1951 to 18320279 in 1961 i.e., an increase of 3,371,803 as against 1,455,969 during Urban definition 1941-51. There after, though there is increase in (4) Treating of villages adjacent to the core town absolute figures, the growth rate in rural population and having well defined urban characteristics witnessed declining trend i.e. 22.56 per cent in as outgrowths. 1951-61 to 12.29 per cent in 1991-2001.

Staterrent - 8 Progress in Rural Population of State and Districts 1901- 2001 Sl. Rural Population S tatelDistrict No. 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951

Karnataka 34,889,033 31,069,413 26.406.108 22,176,921 18.320,279 14.948.476 Belgaum 3.201.814 2.741.820 2.307,495 1.925.201 1.626.029 1.230.456 2 Bagalkot 1.173.372 1.005.229 805.438 677.291 572.486 469.708 3 Bijapur 1,410,82'! 1.234,015 1,017,716 887.125 774.286 605,516 4 Gulbarga 2,278.301 I. 972,366 1,604,911 1,429,944 1.173,036 995,933 5 Bidar 1.157.498 1.010.096 818.275 704.928 581.951 460.199 6 Raichur 1.248.925 1.019.758 813,385 663.255 525.557 425.339 7 Koppal 997.797 810.007 626.709 535.014 413,463 318.531 8 Gadag 629.652 561.085 484.771 438,773 376.095 292,457 9 Dharwad 722,336 652.726 549,287 448,076 409.907 306.868 10 Uttara Kannada 965.731 925.744 801.768 698,956 568.998 394,502 11 Haveri 1.140.096 1,065.448 873,171 717,391 640.989 484,314 12 Bellary 1.320,290 1,125,746 840.772 691.894 597.782 501.109 13 Chitradurga 1.243,658 1.095,247 934,900 782.773 661,121 531.935 14 Davanagere 1,247,954 1,118,714 945,818 745.893 588.037 473.884 15 Shimoga 1.071,535 981.171 865,882 706.030 522,909 347.087 16 Udupi 905.890 ROS.947 792,375 634.812 567,175 525.40 I 17 Chlkmagalur 41 R. 1 XI 845.422 751.890 621.5fJ9 507.833 350,950 18 Tumkur 2,077.50L) 1.,!23.656 1.705.570 1.437.114 l.228,413 1.045.600 14 Kolar 1.91ll.54fJ 1.69'!,906 1.477.661 1.203,531 '!96.872 850,742 20 Bangalur~ 777.13- 66lJ.l)lJlJ 554.548 515.835 277.662 454,204 21 Bangalorc Rural 1.·+74 II q 1"'04,908 1.14lJ.846 l)83.92fJ XfJ9.356 758.734

38 Statement - 8 PROGRESS IN Rl'RALPOPULATION OFSTATEAND DISTRICTS 1901-2001 Sl. Rural Population State/Dis trict No. 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 22 Mandya 1,480,990 1,377,570 ],]98,084 995,586 799,138 638,807 23 Hassan 1,416,996 1,296,962 1,158,542 952,959 788,311 627,739 24 Dakshina Kannada IJ68,428 1,122,723 1,002,736 91U25 716,303 605,344 25 Kodagu 473,179 410,514 390.225 319,600 280,140 213,150 26 Mysore 1,658,899 1,465,034 l,219,341 1,011,267 791,699 649,819 27 Chamarajanagar 817,372 759,690 664,992 536,853 464,731 390,148

SI. StatelDistrict Rural Po~ulation No. 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 1 2 9 10 11 12 13 Karnataka 13,492,507 12,387,308 11,531,780 11,954,681 11,411,760 Belgaum 1,227,613 1,076,831 964,780 977.619 1,023,541 2 Bagalkot 427,298 384,621 362,927 388,347 369,626 3 Bijapur 548,008 496,948 450,201 501,544 406,471 4 Gulbarga 921,362 880,257 803,610 881,162 815,460 5 Bidar 447,946 386,463 366,132 383,220 316,371 6 Raichur 433,116 390,294 381,712 423,369 386,312 7 Koppal 313,646 291,762 274,869 290,924 269.036 8 Gadag 299,356 254,709 262,077 256,642 266,306 9 Dharwad 289,413 271,089 263,175 262,202 298,898 10 Uttara Kannada 366,472 358,936 348,313 374,266 410,038 11 Haveri 416,594 390,356 359,126 397,874 414,384 12 Bellary 421,651 400,113 362,682 436,041 413,291 13 Chitradurga 469,777 432,639 383.082 372,953 322,325 14 Davanagere 425,577 395,413 341,679 382,424 358,992 15 Shimoga 305,512 313.246 315,682 338,126 353,901 16 Udupi 470,724 435,796 412,426 409,775 403,667 17 Chikmagalur 310,649 307,804 297,718 308,135 318,572 18 Tumkur 893,667 . 801,641 725,297 70L797 613,133 19 Kolar 754,372 695,580 648,069 687,848 636.212 20 Bangalore 317,138 271,153 231.656 23J,475 221,612 21 Bangalore Rural 633,890 565,006 492,723 480,287 432.219 22 Mandya 584,089 541,857 504.687 474,278 445,592 23 Hassan 567,502 544,370 543,481 547,617 523,018 24 Dakshina Kannada 563,499 511,807 482,208 457,294 442,564 25 Kodagu 157,508 153,500 154,997 164,995 165,358 26 Mysore 580,214 523,671 499,512 503,362 477.755 27 Chamar

Density per Square Kilometre in certain taluks, the list of villages prepared at the Column 11 of Table A-I gives the population per 2001 census has remained the same as compared to square kilometer and is derived by dividing population the list prepared at the 1991 Census and such taluks figures given under column 7 by area figures given are not specifically mentioned. under column 10 of the said table. Belgaum District A detailed account of the inter-censal changes in The number of villages, which stood at 1164 in the the total number of villages at the taluk level is given 1991 Census. has increased to 1274 in 2001. The two in the following paragraphs. In some of the districts, non-municipal towns of 1991 viz Dhupdal and Hidkal

39 lost their urban statu" due to non-fUlfillment or out portions as a \'illage. However this has no effect demographic criteria of treating a pIau: as uchan on the total number of villages in the taluk. Kangrali (BK) am! Kangrali (kJ-l) which, weft: treated 3. Raybag taluk as out gmwths of Beigaum UA ill 1991, ace now classified as towns cOl1seljuent upon ,alhfymg the Consequent upon inclusion of four additional villages demographic criteria beside:-. a good nUil1l1er of new viz., Kanchanawadi, Kenpatti, Yelparatti. and Suttatti. villages have been formed in almost all caluks of the which were newly formed by the Government of district. Tal uk wise changes which took place during Karnataka, vide Notification No. RD 6 BUDNPU 95 1991-2001 are furnished below: dated 19-11-96 to the existing village list of 1991 Census, 1. Chikodi Taluk the total number of villages in the taluk has increased from 55 in 1991 Census to 59 in 200 1 Census. The The Government of Karnatak'\ \ ide its Notification civic status of Kuduchi and Raybag were changed No. RD 6 BUDAPU 95 dated 19-1 i 1996 has created from Town Municipality to Town Panchayat vide 28 new villages and as a result l)j thi:.;, the number uf Notification No. HUD 288 MLR. 95 dated 25.11.95 villages has risen from 103 in 199 I to I3] in 200 I and No. HUD 295 MLR 95 dated 29.11.95 The names of new villages are a~ follows: re:'>pectively. 1. Balewadi, 2. Gayakan,n aui. 3 Amallali.-t. ~. Gokak Taluk Donewadi, S. BoragaonwadL 6. Bhill'lpurwadi. 7 Vadagal, 8. Nandiwadi, 9. Yadyanwi1di, 10. Yadurwacil. 23 new village~ were formed by the Government 11. Chandur Tek, 12. Siddapunvadi. I J. Rupanal, j·t of Karnataka, after 1991 Census vide Notification Kuppanawadi, IS. Manuchiwadi. J 6. Yadyanwadi, 17 No.RD 6 BUDAPU 95 dated 19.11.96. They are: Dhulaganwadi. 18. Kenchanatti. 19. Meerapurhatti. i) 1. Gurlapur, 2. Shivapur. 3. Melmanahatti, 4. 20. lodatti, 2 L Pogatyanatti, 22. Hanabarwadi. 23. Sauganakeri. 5. Hanamapur, 6. Maradishirapur, 7. Gajabarwadi, 24. Shivapurwadi. 25. Hosayadhur, 26. Benachinamaradi. 8. Urabinahatti. 9. Dumvarbinahatti, Shiragaonwadi. 27. Tapakarwadi. and 28. 10. Iranatti, 11. Telaginahatti, 12. Ginimar Hosur, 13. Handyanwadi. Hanamapur, 14. Medakanatti, 15. Lagameshwar. 16. The civic status of Sadalga Municipality has now Kesappanatti. 17. Nabapur, 18. Devagoundanahatti, changed to Sadalga Town Panchayat vide Notification 19. Hirehatti, 20. Haleyaragudri, 21. Honakuppi, 22. No. HUD 296 MLR 95 dated 20.0l) 95. Kaparatti and 23. 10kanatti were added to the 200 1 2. Athani Taluk list of villages.

After 1991 Census, the talnk has registered an ii) DhupadaL a non-municipal Town during 1991, increase of 19 villages. So there art' I 08 \illage~ in was reverted to rural status for not fulfilling the the taluk for the 200] Census as against 8(} in 19l) 1 demographic criteria of treating a place as an urban The list of new villages, are as follows: and added to 2001 census list of villages.

1. Vishnu wadi 2. 1Adalatti 8. Desairatti 9. Khotanatti 10. Yallammawadi total number of villages has increased from 107 in 11. Dhabadhabahatti 12 B urlahatti 13. S uttatti 14 ]991 to 131 in 2001 Census. Further, the civic status Siddewadi IS. Tevaraui 16. Mavanah,ttti 17. ByadarJll; qf KOllnur Tuwn Municipality ha:-. changed to Konnur 18. Faridakhanwadi dilli 19. R;ld(kratli. l(jwn Pan..:-hayat vide Notification No. HUD 292 MLR

For the 20U J Cen~U', Athani U A ha~ been IOnIw(, cIS dated 25.11.YS and that of Gokak Town Municipality Thl: developed porti()n:-- of Athalll village c()ntlg()u~ (:, ill Gokak City Municipal Clluncil vide Notification No. the Athani Town are treated a~ outgrowth and th(' let; HUD 2~4 MLR 9) dated 25.11.95 5. Hukeri Taluk Khanapur town changed from Town Municipality to In this taluk also 10 new villages were constituted Town Panchayat vide notification No. HUD 285 MLR after 1991 Census vide Notification No. RD 6 95 dated 20.09.95 BUDAPU 95 dated 19-11-1996. They are: 8. Bailhongal (Sampgaon) Taluk 1. Kurniwadi, 2. Hullolihatti, 3. Hanjanatti, 4. The total number of villages in the taluk has Shindhihatti, 5. Dodabanatti. 6. Benakanaholi, 7. increased from 126 in 1991 to 132 in 2001 due to Bolasyanatti, 8. Chikkaladinni, 9. Gejapati and 10. formation of six new villages in the taluk during 1991 Rajakath were added to the 200 1 Census list of villages. - 2001. They are 1. Hoskoti, 2. Mastamardi, 3. Hidkal an urban unit of 1991 Census was Sunakump, 4. Hanamanahatti. 5. Yettinakeri and 6. declassified due to non-satisfaction of urban Katridaddi vide Notification No. RD.6. BUDAPU 95 demographic criteria and included in the list of Villages. dated 19.11.96 iii) The following 8 villages which were fully 9. Parasgad (Saundatti) Taluk submerged in Hidkal Dam were shown in 1991 list of 13 villages were created after the 1991 Census villages but now deleted; 1. Mqjati, 2. Majali, 3. Sidlihal, vide Notification No. RD 6 BVDAPU 95 dated 4. Wadi Sidlihal, 5. Mallaholi, 6. Hunnur and 7. 19. 11.96 and included in the li~t of villages for 200 I Managaon 8. Ramanakatti. These are omitted from Census. They are: the 2001 list of villages. With this addition and deletion, the total number of villages increased from 120 in 1. Shivapur, 2. Goraguddi, 3. Balakadabi, 4. 1991 to 123 in 2001 Census. Further the civic status Somapur, 5. Jeevapur. 6. Benakatti, 7 . Kutarnatti, 8. of Hukkeri Town Municipality changed to Hukkeri Mahanteshnagar, 9. Shivanagar, 10. Girinagar, 11. Town Panchayat vide notification No. HVD 302 MLR Venkateshnagar. 12. Renukanagar and 13. Ramanagar. 95 dated 25.11.95. Further Ganiyal village was not included in 1991 village list as it was considered a~ fully submerged in 6. Belgaum Taluk Malaprabha Project. However, it was found to be There were 124 villages in 1991 Census. This has partly submerged and hence included in 2001 Census decreased to 120 in 2001 Census due to following list of villages. With the inclusion of these viJiages in changes: the 2001 Census list of villages, the total number of (i) The limits of Belgaum City Corporation villages in the taluk has increased to 132 from 118 in extended vide Notification No.HVD 282 MLR 95 dated 1991. 18.10.95 by including 1. Madhavapur 2. Vadagaon 3. 10. Ramdurg Taluk Anigol 4. Shahapur 5. Majagaon villages and hence excluded from the 2001 list of villages. The total number of villages, which was 103 in 1991. has risen to 115 in 2001 Census. The increase (ii) Kangralli (KH) and Kangralli (BK), which is due to formation of 12 villages vide Notification No. were treated as OGs of Belgaum VA in 1991 Census, RD 6 BUDAPU 95 dated 19.11.96. They are: now classified as towns. However this classification will not affect the total number of villages in the taluk. 1. Somapur, 2. Sarakotedevapur. 3. Shirasapur, 4. Venkateshwaranagar, 5. Durganagar. 6. (iii) Mannikeri is a newly constituted village by Hanamasagar. 7. Shivapeth. 8. Shivanakote, 9. altering the limits of Kedanur village vide Notification Venkatapur, 10. Krishnanagar. 11. Chetananagar and No.RD 6 LRD 95 dated 16.12.99 and is included in the list of villages. 12. Gokulnagar that were. added to the 2001 Census list of villages. Ramdurga UA has been formed with 7. Khanapur Taluk two outgrowths viz .. Turanur and Kilabanur. The No change in total number of \illages and stands classification of these vilhtges as outgrowths will not at 219, both in 1991 and 200 I. The civic status of affect the total number of \'illage~ in the taluk. a<, only

.+1 the developed portions of the villages are classified as and inclusion of 3 new villages namely: 1) Krishnapur. outgrowths and rest of the area remains in rural frame 2) Raghapur and 3) Saraswathinagar vide Notification itself. No. RD16 LRD 92, dated 13.9.1994. The civic status of Kerur and Badami, which were Town Municipal Bagalkot District Council's in 1991 now changed to Town Panchayats A new district called Bagalkot was created by vide Notification No. HUD 432 MLR 95 dated 20-10- Government of Kamataka vide Notification No. RD 95 and No. HUD 433 HLR 95 dated 20-10-95 42 LRD 87 Part III B'lore dated 02-08-1997 by altering respecti vel y. the limits of the erstwhile Bijapur district. The newly 4. Bagalkot Taluk formed Bagalkot district comprises in its limit, the Bagalkot is the place of tal uk and district following taluks of erstwhile Bijapur district. (1) headquarters. The number of villages in the taluk has Jamkhandi Taluk (2) Bilgi Taluk (3) Mudhol Taluk (4) risen from 90 in 1991 to 96 in 2001 due to inclusion of Badami Taluk, (5) Bagalkot Taluk and (6) Hungund six new villages formed after 1991 Census vide Taluk. As against 610 villages in the district in 1991, Notification No. RD 16 LRD 92 dated 13-09-1994. it has risen to 627 in 2001 Census. Almatti - Sitimani They are: 1) Durganagar, 2) Basavanagar, 3) a Statutory town of 1991 Census was declassified and Dharmnagar, 4) Chiksitimani, 5) Durgadevi nagar and the constituent units viz., Araladinni, Marimatti and 6) Neelanagar. The portions of Almatti - Sitimanani Almatti were included in their respective villages. Parts NAC viz., Sitimani and Alur after its declassification of Araladinni, Marimatti and Almatti of Basavana were included in their respective revenue villages and Bagevadi Taluk of Bijapur district and Sitimani and this has no effect on the total number of villages in the Alur villages of Bagalkot Taluk of the same, were the taluk. constituent units of Almatti - Sitimani, a statutory town 5. Hungund Taluk of 1991 census. As against 160 villages in 1991 Census, 162 villages 1. Jamkhandi Taluk were listed for the 2001 census. The increase of two No change in number of villages and remains same villages was due to addition of (l) Iswar Nagar and at 71, however the civic status of Terdal Municipality (2) Sevalal Nagar. The civic status of the Hungund is now changed to Terdal Town Panchayat vide Town Municipal Council is now changed to Hungund Notification No. HUD 424 MLR 95 dated 20.10.95 Town Panchayat vide Notification No. HUD 434 MLR 2. Bilgi Taluk 95 dated 20-10-95. After 1991 Census. 6 villages were created in the Bijapur District taluk vide Notification No. RD 16 LRD 92, dated 13- After the 1991 Census, Bijapur was bifurcated 09-1994. They were Shaktinagar, Shi vanagar, into two separate s, viz., (1) Bijapur and (2) Bagalkot. Ramapratap Nagar, Durgapura, Dattapura and The present Bijapur comprises in its jurisdiction only Venkatapura. With the addition of these villages, the five taluks viz .. Bijapur, Indi, Sindgi, Basavana total number of villages in this taluk which was 65 at Bagevadi and Muddebihal. The constituent units of the 1991 Census has increased to 71 in 2001. Another Almatti - Sitimani (NAC) falling under the jurisdiction change that took place after 1991 Census is that of of Basavana Bagevadi Taluk after declassification constitution of Bilgi Town Panchayat having same were added to their respective villages. (Parts of limits of Bilgi MandaI Panchayat vide Notification No. Araladinni. Marimatti and Almatti of Basavana HUD 641 MLR 95 dated 09-01-1996. Bagevadi Taluk of same and Sitimani and Alur villages of Bagalkot Taluk of the Bagalkot , were the constituent 3. Badami Taluk units of Almatti - Sitimani, a statutory town of 1991 The total number of villages in the taluk has risen census. which was declassified and the constituent from 146 in 1991 to 149 in 2001 due to the creation units were included in their respective villages) The total number of villages in these five taluks, 2) Indiranagar, 3) Tirupathinagar were created vide which stood at 643 in 1991 Census, has increased to Notification No.RD 16 LRD 92 dated 13.9.94 and 677 owing to creation and inclusion of 34 villages in all later on two more villages namely 1) Basavanagar, 2) the taluks of the . The changes occurred at the ta1uk Chandnagar were formed vide Notification No.RD 21 levels are detailed below: LRD 94 dated 20.7.1995. With the addition of these five villages the total number of villages in the taluk 1. Bijapur Taluk has increased to 148 in 2001 Census from 143 in 1991 The ta1uk witnessed an increase of 10 villages, Census. during the decade 1991-200 l. Eleven new villages 4. Basavana Bagewadi Taluk were formed vide Notification No. RD 16 LRD 92 dated 13.9.94 by bifurcating some big villages. They With the inclusion of six newly created villages to are : the 200 1 Census village lists, the total number of villages has gone up from 119 in 1991 to 125 in 2001 Census. i) Indiranagar, ii) Sevalal Nagar, iii) The newly formed villages are as follows: 1) Narasimhanagar, iv) Ramnagar, v) Rajajinagar. vi) Shankamagar, 2) Krishnapur, 3) Basaveshwamagar, Lalbahadur Shastrinagar, vii) Mahatma Gandhi Nagar, 4) Sevalalnagar, 5) Basaveshwamagar, 6) Ramnagar viii) Indiranagar, ix) Chintamaninagar, x) Basavanagar vide Notification No.RD 16 LRD 92 dated 13.9.94. and xi) Begaum Ta1ab Nagar. The extended portion The civic status of Basavana Bagewadi town. which of Bijapur City limits includes the entire area of Butnal was a Town Municipal council in 1991, has been and Begam Ta1ab Nagar and portions of four other changed to Town Panchayat in 2001 Census vide revenue villages. Major portion of Mahal Bagayat an Notification NO. HUD 429 MLR 95 dated 20.10.95. out growth of Bijapur UA during 1991, is also included Further the constituent units of Almatti-Sitimani NAC in city limits and the left out portions of said village is of this taluk viz Araludinni, Marimattu & Alamatti after considered as rural and included in the 2001 list of declassification were included in their respective villages. Further the developed portions of two villages villages. However this has no effect on the total number viz, Navaraspur and Toravi, contiguous to Bijapur city of villages in the taluk. were treated as outgrowth of Bijapur UA. The Combined effect of all these changes have resulted an S. Muddebihal Taluk increase in the number of villages of the ta1uk from Three new villages namely. 1) Venkateshnagar, 2) 108 in 1991 to 118 in 2001 Census. Tapalkatti, 3) Vijayanagar in the ta1uk has come up 2. Indi Taluk after 1991 Census vide Notification No.RD 16 LRD 92 dated 13.9.94. As a result of addition of these 3 The total number of villages in the tal uk has villages, the total number of villages has increased registered an increase of 10 villages during 1991 and from 150 in 1991 to 153 in 2001 Census. 2001 Census. The newly created 10 villages are 1) Mahaveemagar, 2) Hanumanagar, 3) Vijayanagar, 4) Gulbarga District Gubbewad, 5) Vasanthnagar, 6) Jainur, 7) Satpur, 8) The total number of villages, which was 1378 in Nehrunagar, 9) Ramnagar, 10) Gandhinagar vide 1991, has increased to 1437. Of the 10 taluks in the Notification No.RD 16 LRD 92 dated 13.9.94. With district. eight taluks had shown increase in number of the addition of these 10 villages, the total number of villages and in one taluk, the number of village has villages in the taluk has risen from 123 in 1991 to 133 shown decrease while other taluk had no changes. in 2001 Census. One statutory town viz Narayanapur NAC and three 3. Sindgi Taluk Non-Municipal towns viz .. Adityanagar. Hunasagi After 1991 Census. five new villages were created. Camp and Krishnapur UKP Colony lost their urban In the first instance. three villages viz .. I) Shanthinagar. status while Jevargi and Afzalpur Mandai Panchayats

43 were constituted as Town Panchayat by the the erstwhile three outgrowths viz., Badepur, Biddapur, Government of Kamataka vide Notification No. HUD Brahmpur of Gulbarga UA and some portions of 10 641 MLR 95(95) dated 19-01-06 and HUD 641 MLR other near by villages were also included in the 95 (43) dated 07-11-95. Consequent on expansion of extended corporation limits. corporation limits of Gulbarga. the 3 erstwhile 4. Chincholi Taluk outgrowths viz., Badepur, Biddapur and Brahmpur, two other revenue villages and some areas of 10 nearby Five new villages were formed after 1991 Census. villages were included in the city limits vide Notification They are Srinagar, Hanumannagar, Gandhinagar, No. HUD 401 MLR 95 dated 19.10.95. Jawaharnagar. and Venkatapura vide Notification No.RD.4.LRD.92 dated 27.9.1994. Two Villages Taluk level changes occurred during 1991 - 2001 namely Bommanahalli and Chandapura, are fully are detailed below: included in Chincholi Town Panchayat vide Notification 1. Aland Taluk No.HUD 641 MLR (44) dated 09-01-96. With the

Seven new villages viz., (1) Subashnagar. (2) addition of 5 new villages and deletion of 2 revenue Haltadkal, (3) Nasirwadi. (4) Sukarwadi, (5) villages which got merged with Chincholi Town Walwandwadi, (6) Vijayanagar, (7) Sharananagar were Panchayat the total number of villages in the taluk formed vide Government of Karnataka Notification moved from 145 in 1'991 to 148 in 2001. The civic No. RD 4 LRD 92 dated 27-09-1994 and added to status of Chincholi interim MandaI Panchayat has been 2001 Census village list. With the addition of these upgraded to Town Panchayat vide Notification No. villages. the total number of villages in the taluk has HUD 641 MLR 95(64) dated 09.0l.96. increased from 129 in 1991 to 136 in 200 I Census. 5. Sedam Taluk The civic status of Aland Town has been changed After the 1991 Census, 7 new villages have been from Town Municipal council to Town Panchayat vide formed viz., (1) Rajivnagar, (2) Bhimanagar, (3) Notification No. HUD 409 MLR 95 dated 26-09-95. Nrupathunganagar, (4) Jawahamagar, (4) Nagasanpalli, 2. Afzalpur Taluk (5) Indiranagar, (7) Malkapalli vide With the addition of three new villages viz. (I) G.O.No.RD.4.LRD.92 dated 27.9.1994. Aditya Nagar Vithalnagar, (2) Ramangar, and (3) Shivajinagar which a Census Town in 1991 Census situated within Mulkhed were formed vide Notification No.RD.4.LRD 92 dated village lost its urban status, as it did not satisfy the 27.9.1994. the total number of villages in the taluk has urban criteria of treating an area as an urban. So the moved up from 90 in 1991 to 93 in 2001 Census. number of urban units in the taluk has decreased from Afzalpur Town panchayat has been newly constituted 3 in 1991 to 2 in 2001 Census and on the other hand vide Notification No. HUD 641 MLR 95 (43) dated the number of villages increased from 110 in 1991 to 07-11-95. 117 in 200l. 3. Gulbarga Taluk 6. Chitapur Taluk The total number of villages, which was 143 in The number of villages in the tal uk has moved up 1991 Census moved down to 140 in 200 I Census due from 121 in 1991 to 125 in 200 I Census. Eight new to the inclusion of Hirapur and Dariyapur in Gulbarga villages viz., (I) Sanjaynagar, (2) Mahanagar. (3) Corporation limits. vide Notification No. HUD 641 Sevanagar. (4) Gandhinagar, (5) Devapur. (6) MLR 95 (44) dated 09-01-96. Some portion of the Bapunagar, (7) Shivanagar, (8) Tarkaspet, were formed revenue village Kushnoor now form part of city limits vide Notification No.RD 4 LRD 92 dated 27.9.1994 and remaining developed area is now treated as an after 1991 Censu~ and included in the village list of outgrowth of Gulbarga UA. Hence the village name 200 1 Census. Further three villages viz ( 1) K.Chitapur. was deleted from 200 I Census list of villages. Further. (2) P.Chitapur, (3) K.Nagaon.lost its identity as revenue

44 villages due to their inclusion in the extended boundary 9. Yadgir Taluk limits of Chitapur Town. The civic status of Chitapur The number of villages in the taluk has gone up Town has changed from Town Municipality to Town from 143 in 1991 Census to 164 in 2001 Census. The Panchayat vide Notification No. HUD 405 MLR 95 increase is due to inclusion of 21 newly formed villages dated 28.11.1995. Apart from the above changes, one in the taluk vide Notification No. RD 4 LRD 92 dated more village of 1991 Census viz Bankur lost its rural 27 -09-1994. They are (1) Siddharthanagar, (2) status due to classification and inclusion as out growth Venkateshwaranagar, (3) Balajinagar, (4) Rampur(G), of Shahabad UA. (5) Shivapur, (6) Devarahalli, (7) Kamalanagar, (8) 7. Jevargi Taluk Subashnagar, (9) Indiranagar, (10) Madepalli, (11) Dantapur, (12)J a waharnagar, (13) Viswaspur, (14) 'Indira Gandhinagar' was formed by, bifurcating Bhimanagar, (15) Ashoknagar, (16) Panchasheelanagar, the erstwhile revenue village namely Mandewal vide (17) Shettikera, (18) Bettadahalli, (19) Dharmapur, Notification No.RD.4.LRD.92 dated 27.9.1994. (20) Devanalli, (21) Chandapur. The civic status of Jevargi Town Panchayat a statutory urban unit was Gurumitkal Town has been changed from Town formed having same jurisdiction of Jevargi MandaI Municipality to Town Panchayat vide Notification No. panchayat vide Notification No.HUD.641 MLR.95 HUD 403 MLR 95 dated 26.09.95. (95) dated 9.1.1996. However, this has no effect on Bidar District number of villages in the taluk. With the inclusion of one village the total number of villages in the taluk The total number of villages, which stood at 609 increased from 158 in 1991 to 159 to 200 I Census. in the 1991 Census, has increased to 621 in 2001. Aurad Interim MandaI Panchayat was upgraded to 8. Shorapur Taluk Aurad Town Panchayat by Government of Kamataka As against 185 villages in 1991 Census there are vide Notification No. HUD 641 MLR 95(45) dated 201 villages in 2001 Census. This is due to addition of 09.01.96. The erstwhile outgrowths of Bidar UA viz, 17 new villages and deletion of one village. Mohillate-E-Gairabi, Naubad, Gullarhaveli, Chidri, The newly formed villages are (I) Sevanagar, (2) Kumbarawada, Mailoor, Seri champa and five revenue Shivajinagar, (3) Tippanatgi, (4) Ramnagar, (5) village viz., Bage-E-Ibrahim, Seri Husseni, Haldkuik, Bhagyanagar, (6) Horatti, (7) Mailapur, (8) Devatinagar, Hallad Kenij and Bage-E-Kardi, besides some portions (9) Krishnagar, (10) Dharmapur, (II) Hanumannagar, of other eight villages were included in the extended (12) Rajunagar, (13) Manjalapur (K), (14) Jairamnagar, Bidar City limits vide Notification No. HUD 414 MLR (15) Siddapur, (16) Venkatapura and (17) Kumbarpet, 95 dated 28.10.95. Taluk level changes occurred vide Notification No. RD 4 LRD 92 dated 27-09- during 1991 - 200 I are detailed below: 1994. Further one village Narasingpet was fully 1. Basavakalyan Taluk included in Shorapur Town Municipal Council vide One village namely Hanumanagar was newly Notification No.HUD 404 MLR 95 dated 26.9.95 and created vide Notification dated 18-01-99, with this hence deleted from 200 1 Census list of villages. Besides addition, the total number of villages in the taluk three urban units of this taluk lost their urban identity increased from J 14 in 1991 Census to 115 in 2001 due to declassification / for not satisfying the criteria Census. for a place to be treated as urban. They are (I) 1. Bhalki Taluk Narayanapur NAC a portion of Narayanpur village (2) Hunasagi UKP Camp of Hunasigi village and (3) Eleven new viilages were formed and included in Krishnapur UKP Colony of Bijaspur revenue village. the 2001 list of vIilages. They are ( I) Yallammawadi, These 3 changes have no effect on number of village~ (2) Ka~aratugaon\,adi U) Thamgyalwadi (4) in the taluk. MethrnelkuIId.1V,dJi (); Ailandwadi (h) Kotgiyalwadi (7) Ramatheerthwadi (8) Dharajwadi (9) Saidapurwadi Another change that has taken place in the district (10) Kelwadi, vide Notification No. RD 20 LRD 92 is that the Raichur City lost its UA status consequent dated 23-01-95 and (11) Sevangar vide Notification on the merger of developed portions of its OGs in the No. RD 281 dated 07-11-97. With the inclusion of city limits vide Notification No. HUD 489 MLR 95 these 11 villages the total number of villages has risen dated 18-10-95. to 133 in 2001 as against 122 in 1991 Census. 1. Lingsugur Taluk 3. Aurad Taluk Though the total number of villages remains same (1) Ashoknagar, (2) Gandhinagar (3) Vijayanagar at 191 in both 1991 & 2001 Censuses. changes in the are newly created villages vide Notification No. 20 civic status have occurred in respect of two towns, LRD 92 dated 23-01-95 and added to 2001 Census Lingsugur and Mudgal towns were being Town List of villages rising the total number of villages in the Municipalities in 1991 and now changed to Town taluk from 149 in 1991 Census to 152 in 2001 Census. Panchayats vide Notification No. HUD 494 MLR 95 Further, Aurad Town Panchayat with the same existing dated 18.10.95 and No. HUD 495 MLR 95 dated boundary limits of Interim MandaI Panchayat Aurad, 18.10.95 respectively. has been constituted vide Notification No. HUD 641 2. Devadurga Taluk MLR 95(42) dated 09-0196. However, this has no No change in total number of village and remains effect on number of villages in the taluk. same at 188 both in 1991 and 2001 Censuses, 4. Bidar Taluk Devadurga MandaI Panchayat status upgraded to Indiranagar and Gandhinagar are newly created Devadurga Town Panchayat with the existing villages vide Notification No. RD No. 28 dated 07-11- juri~diction of MandaI Panchayat vide Notification No. 97 and added to 2001 Census list of villages. Further, HUD 641 MLR 95 (461) dated 09.01.96 (1) Bage-E-Ibrahim (2) Seri-Hussaini (3) Haladkari­ 3. Raichur Taluk K. (4) Bage-E-Karadi (5) Haladkeri-J villages are now fully included in Bidar CMC. Besides the erstwhile In 1991 Census, 4 villages namely (1) Askihal, (2) 7 outgrowths and eight other nearby villages also, forms Yermarus, (3) Potgal and (4) Rampur were classified part of Bidar City Municipality, vide Notification No. as outgrowths of Raichur City. Consequent on the HUD 414 MLR 95 dt 20-11-95 and hence omitted in expansion of city limits of Raichur CMC, the developed 2001 Census List of Villages. As a result of addition portions of the above four outgrowths now forms part and deletion, the total strength of villages in the taluk of the city and rest of the areas of these villages has decreased from 137 in 1991 Census to 134 in 2001 which falls outside city limits are now covered by rural Census. charge and included to the 2001 list of villages, hence total number of villages in the taluk has increased to Raichur District 160 as against 156 in 1991 Census. Raichur lost its The erstwhile Raichur district was bifurcated into U A status consequent on the merger of developed Raichur and Koppal s, vide Notification No. RD 42 portions of its OGs in the city limits during 2001 Census. LRD 87 part III Bangalore dated 02.08.97. The 4. Sindhnur Taluk jurisdiction of bifurcated Raichur district now comprises five taluks viz Lingsugur, Devadurga. 'Gandhinagar' was newly created village vide Raichur. Manvi and Sindhnur. As per 200 I Census. Notification No. RD 18 BHODHAPU 96 dated there are 883 villages in these taluks and at the 1991 5.5.1997 and added to 2001 Census list of villages. Census it stood at 878 villages. The increase in the The total number of villages in the taluk which stood number of villages is briefed in foregoing paragraphs. at 172 in 1991 has moved to 173 in 2001 Census.

46 Koppal District Gadag District A newly formed carved out from the erstwhile Gadag is a newly formed carved out from the Raichur district comprising in its limits Yelbarga. erstwhile Dharwad district. It comprises in its limits Kushtagi. Gangawati and Koppal taluks. The total 5 Taluks viz .. Nargund, Ron. Gadag, Shirhatti and number of villages. which stood at 628 in 1991, has Mundargi. 312 villages were accounted by these taluks moved to 629 in 2001 Census due to increase of one in 1991. For the 2001 Census. it has risen to 337. The village in Gangawati taluk. Yelbarga Interim MandaI civic status of Ron, Naregal and Mulgund which were Panchayat has been upgraded to Yelbarga Town Town Municipalities in 199 L now changed to Town Parichayat vide Notification No. HUD 641 MLR 95 Panchayats vide Notification No. HUD 391 MLR 95 (48) dated 09.01.96 besides the civic status of dated 13.10.95, No. HUD 390 MLR dated 13.10.95 Gangawati Town Municipality now upgraded to City and HUD 388 MLR 95 dated 13.10.95 respectively Municipality with extended boundary vide Notification and that of Shirhatti MandaI Panchayat to Shirhatti No. HUD 641 MLR 95(37) dated 09.01.96 and Town Panchayat vide Notification No. HUD 641 MLR Kushtagi Interim MandaI to Kushtagi Town Panchayat 96 dated 09.01.96. Taluk level changes occurred during vide Notification No. HUD 641 MLR 95 (47) dated 1991 - 2001 are detailed below: 09.01.96 1. Ron Taluk 1. Yelbarga Taluk Two newly formed villages viz., (1) Melmanth Though the number of villages in the taluk remains vide Notification No. RD 11 LRD 95 dated 25-07 -97 same at 144 both in 1991 & 2001 Censuses, the interim and (2) Bhairapur. vide Notification No. RD 24 LRD MandaI Panchayat Yelbarga, rural unit in 1991 Census 92 dated 10-09-94 was added to 2001 Census List of was upgraded to Yelbarga Town Panchayat vide Villages. With the addition of these two villages, the Notification No. HUD 641 MLR 95 (48) dated total number of villages in the taluk increased from 91 09.01.96 having the same jurisdiction as that of Mandai in 1991 to 93 in 2001 Census. The civic status of Ron Panchayat. Town has been changed from Town Municipality to Town Panchayat vide notification as indicated under 2. Kushtagi Taluk Gadag district. In this taluk also, the total number of villages 2. Gadag Taluk remains same at 177, however the civic status of Six new villages viz. (1) Jalashankar Nagar (2) Interim MandaI Panchayat of Kushtagi changed to Siddarameshwaranagar vide Notification No. RD 11 Kushtagi Town Panchayat vide Notification No. HUD LRD 95 dated 25-07-97 and (3) Balajinagar (4) 641 MLR 95(47) dated 09.01.1996. Panduranga Nagar (5) Bramandapur (6) 3. Gangawati Taluk Mahalingeshwaranagar were constituted vide The total number of villages in the taluk has moved Notification No. 24 LRD 92 dated 19-09-94. in the up to 157 in 2001 from 156 in 1991 Census. The taluk and subsequently included in the 2001 village list. developed portions of Gangawati outgrowth, now forms Further in 1991, it was presumed that entire parts of Gangawati city limits vide Government of geographical areas of Mulgund. Seethalahari and Karnataka Notification No. HUD 316 MLR 95 dated Basapur villages were included in Mulgund Town limits. 01-08-95. So the left out portions of Gangawati later it was noticed that only some portions of these outgrowth of 1991 Census falling outside the city limits villages formed part of the town. The left out areas is now treated as a village and included in 2001 list of of these villages were considered as separate villages villages and hence the difference. The civic status of and included in the 2001 list of villages. With the Gangawati Town Municipality was upgraded to City inclusion of these 9 villages the total number of villages Municipality vide Government of Karnataka in the taluk has increased from 55 in 1991 to 64 in Notification No. 641 MLR 95(37) dated 09.01.96 2001 census.

47 The civic status of Mulgund Town of this taluk Town Panchayats and Kalghatgi Interim MandaI has changed from Town Municipality to Town Panchayat ~as newly constituted into a Town Panchayat vide Notification No. HUD 388 MLR 95 Panchayat. Taluk level changes occurred during 1991 dated 13.10.95 - 2001 are detailed below: 3. Shirhatti Taluk 1. Dharwad Taluk The following four villages were newly constituted After 1991 Census a new village viz., Hosatti vide Notification No. RD 24 LRD n dated 06-12- was formed vide Notification No.RD 31 LRD 94 dated 1995 - (1) Suvamagiri (2) Guddapur (3) Shivajinagar 29.10.96. (1) Kummanayakanakoppa, (2) Govanakoppa (4) Sevanagar and added to 200l Census List of M Narendra (3) Narayana Devarakoppa (4) Villages. With the addition of these villages, the total Bommarasi Koppa (5) Benakanamatti were not listed number of villages in the taluk moved up to 87 in 2001 in 1991 inspite of having independent revenue records. Census from 83 in 1991 Census. The civic status of For the 2001 Census they have been included in the the Shirhatti Town has been changed from Town list of villages. With addition of these six villages the Municipality to Shirhatti Town Panchayat vide total number of villages in the taluk ha~ risen from 112 Notification No. HUD 641 MLR 95 (36) dated in 1991 to 118 in 200 I Census. Further, the civic 09.01.96 status of Alnavar Town has changed from Town 4. Mundargi Taluk Municipality to Town Panchayat vide Notification No. HUD 395 MLR 95 dated ]3.10.1995. (1) Shivajinagar, (2) Kappatagiri, (3) Maruthinagar, 2. Kalghatgi Taluk (4) Venkatesh nagar, (5) Sevalalnagar and (6) Ashakiran - these six villages are newly constituted 0) Shivanagara, (2) Nehru Nagar, (3) Rajajinagar, vide Notification No. RD 24 LRD 92 dated 19-09-94. (4) Rajiv Nagar, these four villages are newly Further it is noticed that some portions of (l) Shirol (2) constituted villages vide Notification No. RD 24 LRD Mundargi (R), (3) Ramenahalli (4) Byalawadgi lie out 92 dated 19-09-94. Hence these 4 villages added to side the limits of Mundargi Municipality. These portions 200 I Census village list. Further, (1) Kalghatgi, (2) are considered as separate villages for 2001 Census. Hulaginakatti. (3) Bendigeri, (4) Machapure, villages In 1991 Census these were not listed in villages list on are fully included in the newly constituted KaJghatgi the presumption that they are fully included in Mundargi Town Panchayat vide Notification No. HUD 641 MLR Town. With the inclusion of these 10 villages, total 95(35) dated 09.01.1996. Hence, these four villages number of villages in the taluk increased from 48 in are omitted in 2001 Census list of villages. With the 1991 to 58 in 2001. The civic status of the town has addition and deletion of four villages each, there is no changed from Town Municipality to Town Panchayat change in total number of villages in the taluk and vide Notification No. HUD 396 MLR 95 dated reQ1ains at 87 in both 1991 and 2001 Census. 13.10.1995. 3. Kundgol Taluk Dharwad District A new village viz Hosahalli has been created vide The erstwhile Dharwad district was trifurcated Notification No. RD 4 BHUDAPU 96 dated 15-09- into Gadag, Haveri and Dharwad s. Of the 17 taluks 99 and added to 2001 Census list of villages there by in the erstwhile Dharwad district, the present Dharwad increasing the total number of villages from 57 in 1991 district comprises only five taluks viz., Dharwad, Census to 58 in 2001 Census. Further, the ci vic status Navalgund, Kalghatgi, Hubli and Kundgol accounting of Kundgol Town Municipality has now changed to 379 villages in 2001 Census as against 372 in 1991 Town Panchayat having same jurisdiction of Census. The civic status of Alnavar. Navalgund and Municipality vide Notification No. HUD 387 MLR 95 KundgoJ has changed from Town Municipalities to dated 13.10.1995.

4R UHara Kannada District and Chatranal villages in the Haliyal Town. The civic status of the town has also been changed from Town The total number of villages in this district has Municipality to Town Panchayat vide Notification No. decreased from 1317 in 1991 to 1289 in 2001 Census. HUD 369 MLR 95 dated 05-10-95. The decrease in number of villages is mainly due to the amalgamation of villages in the statutory towns 4. Honavar Taluk and also submersion of villages in the back waters of There is no change in total number of villages in Supa dam. Further, for the 200 I Census, beside Sirsi the taluk and stands at 93 both in 1991 and 2001 UA other four new UAs viz, Ankola UA, Karwar Census. However the civic status of Honavar town UA Kumta UA and Bhatbl UA were delineated. has changed from Town Municipality to Town Two statutory towns viz, Mundgod Town Panchayat Panchayat vide Notification No. HUD 371 MLR 95 and Siddapur Town Panchayat and one Census Town dated 25.11.1995. viz., Venkatapura were formed in the district. While S. Karwar Taluk two project areas viz., Magoad KPC Project Colony The total number of villages, which were 57 in and Kadra KPC Project Colony and Ganeshagudi 1991, has decreased to 52 in 2001 Census. Three Census Town, which were treated as urban units, in villages viz Baitkol, Baad and Nandanagudda are fully 1991 Census lost their urban status for not fulfilling included in Karwar CMC and hence deleted from the urban criteria. Binaga a Census Town in 1991 2001 list of villages. Another important change that was completely merged with Karwar CMC due to has taken place in the taluk is that, the village by name expansion of the city limits. The changes that have 'Kodar' with an approximate population of 1920 in taken place after 1991 Census in the number of villages 1991, was acquired by Sea Bird Naval Base and in each tal uk is briefed below: population living there were rehabilitated to different 1. Ankola Taluk places, hence the name of the village is deleted from 2001 list of villages. Chitkula village is now an out Total number of villages in the taluk has declined growth of Karwar UA as such its name is not included from 86 in 1991 to 81 in 2001 Census. Following 5 in the rural frame. Binaga, a census town in 1991 villages viz., Vendiga, Laxmeswar, Bobru Wada, Tenkan Census now forms part of Karwar CMC, vide Keri and Shirkuli are omitted from the 2001 list of Notification No. HUD 455 MLR 95 dated 25-11-95. villages, since they are treated as outgrowths of Ankola Another urban unit namely Kadra KPC project colony Urban Agglomeration during 2001 Census. The civic is now included in rural frame as it does not satisfy the status of Ankola Town has changed from Town urban criteria. However this has no effect on total Municipality to Town Panchayat vide Notification No number of villages in the taluk. HUD 372 MLR 95 dated 05.10.1995. 6. Mundgod Taluk 2. Bhatkal Taluk Mundgod Interim MandaI panchayat and a rural There is a decrease of one village in the taluk. unit in 1991 Census is now upgraded to Mundgod Venkatapura village is now treated as an urban unit Town Panchayat vide Notification No. HUD 641 MLR consequent on satisfying the demographic criteria to 95(37) dated 09.07.1996 and comprises in its limits be treated as an urban and hence deleted from rural three villages viz Mundgod, Melaginakoppa and frame. So as against 61 in 1991 there are 60 villages Kelaginakoppa. Hence these village names are deleted in 2001 Census. Bhatkal Urban Agglomeration has from 2001 Census list of villages and total number been formed, having Ja1i village (part) as outgrowth villages for 2001 Census stands at 91 as against 94 in and Venkatapura Census Town, as its constituent units. 1991 Census. 3. HaJiyal Taluk 7. Siddapur Taluk As against 133 villages in 199 L there are 129 in Siddapur Interim mandaI panchayat and a rural 2001 due to inclusion of Guttigeri, Gundnapur, Hullatti unit in 1991 is now upgraded to Siddapur Town

49 Panchayat vide Notification No. HUD 64 MLR 95 now changed to Town Panchayat with existing (38) dated 02-11-95 and covers the entire geographical boundary limits of said Panchayat vide Notification areas of Koudli, Hanajibail, Hosur, Guddekoppa and No. HUD 641 MLR 95(39) dated 09.01.1996. The Babikoppa revenue villages. Hence these villages are Magod KPC Project colony an urban unit in 1991 was deleted from 2001 list of villages. As a result the total derecognised as rural for not fulfilling the urban criteria. number of villages in the taluk has decreased to 196 Haveri District in 2001 Census from 201 in 1991. Haveri is newly carved out district from erstwhile 8. Sirsi Taluk Dharwad district and vide Notification No. RD 42 'Farsi' village was not listed in the earlier Census, LRD 87 part III Banglaore dated 02.08.1997 comprises even though the said village had independent revenue the total geographical area of the taluks of Shiggaon, records. However for 2001 Census, this village was Savanur, Hangal, Haveri, Byadgi, Hirekerur and included in the list of villages. In addition to four Ranibennur. In 1991 these taluks had accounted for outgrowths of 1991 Census, three more villages were 682 villages and for 2001 Census the total number of classified as outgrowths of Sirsi Urban Agglomeration. villages increased to 698 owing to inclusion of new Of these 3 outgrowths the entire area of two villages villages. Consequent on satisfying the urban criterion, viz., Manajavalli and Hutagur are classified as Kodlyal revenue village has been classified as Census outgrowths and hence their names deleted from the Town. The changes that have taken place in each list of villages and incase of other outgrowth only the developed portions of Bachegaon village contiguous taluk of of the district after 1991 Census is briefed to Sirsi town is classified as an outgrowth of Sirsi below: Urban Agglomeration. However this has not affected 1. Shiggaon Taluk the total number of villages in the tal uk. As a result Three new villages have been created after 1991 of all these changes, the total number of villages in the Census (1) Kamalanagar, vide G.O No. RD 24 LRD tal uk has decreased from 223 in 1991 to 222 in 2001 92 dated 19.9.1994, (2). Konankeri, newly constituted Census. Further the civic status of Sirsi town was village by amalgamating two villages namely B. upgraded from Town Municipality to City Municipality vide Notification No. HUD 367 MLR 95 dated Konankeri and K. Konanker vide Notification No. 05.10.1995. RD 11 LRD 95 dated 25.7.1997 and (3). Shivapura, vide G.O No. RD 24 LRD 92 dated 19.9.1994. Further, 9. Supa Taluk in 1991 it was presumed that entire Shiggaon village With the submersion of three more additional was covered in Shiggaon Town Municipal Council, villages namely Kavarle, Shiragur and Ninnur in supa however later it was noticed that Shiggaon town covers dam, the total number of villages in the tal uk has only a portion of Shiggaon village and for the 2001 decreased to 120 in 2001 census as against 123 in Census, the uncovered areas of Shiggaon village were 1991. Another important change that has effected identified and treated as a village and included in List after 1991 Census is that the urban unit Ganeshagudi, of villages. The civic status of the town has been comprising portions of Ambeli. Aveda and Badgund changed from Town Municipal Council to Town was a census town in 1991 and lost its urban status Panchayat vide Notification No. HUD 392 MLR 95 due to non-fulfillment of urban criteria and these units dated 17.08.95. Apart from these, three villages namely are covered under their respective revenue villages. Ankad Khan, Shahabazar, and Kottigere revenue This change has not affected the total number of villages were fully included in the newly formed villages in the taluk. statutory town 8ankapur Town Panchayat vide 10. Yellapur Taluk Notification No. HUD 380 MLR 97 dated 07.12.1997. There is no change in number of villages in the As a consequence of all these changes now there are tal uk. The Interim MandaI Panchayat of Yellapur is 92 villages as against 93 in 1991 Census.

50 2. Savanur Taluk Census comprising entire area of Hirekerur village Three villages were newly constituted in the taluk. has been declared as Town Panchayat vide Notification They are (1) Paramavadi, (2) Sevalalpur vide No. HUD 641 MLR 95(34) dated 09.01.1996. Hence Notification No. RD 24 LRD 92 dated 19.09.1994 and the village name is omitted from the 200 1 list of villages. (3) Maruthipura vide Notification No. RD 11 LRD 95 Further, one new village viz., Sevalayanagar has been dated 25.07.1997. With the inclusion of these 3 Villages, formed vide Notification No. RD 24 LRD 92 dated the total number of villages in the taluk has risen to 65 19.09.1994. in 2001 from 62 in 1991 Census. 7. Ranibennur Taluk 3. Hangal Taluk The taluk witnessed creation of six villages after 1991 Census. They are Siddapur, Ramapur, The total number of villages has increased from 145 in 199 L to 151 in 2001 Census due to formation Channapura, Venkatapura, Padmavathipura and and inclusion of following six villages in the 200 1 Census Srinivasapura vide Notification No. RD 4 LRD 95 List of villages. 1. Shivajipur, 2. Rathnapur, 3. dated 19.09.94. Further the entire geographical area Joginakoppa, 4. Gururayapatna, 5. Sevalal. vide GO of Siddapur village now forms part of Ranibennur city No. RD 24 LRD 92 dated 6.12.1995 and (6) limits vide Notification No. HUD 379 MLR 95 dated 13-10-1995 and Kodiyal Village has been classified as Hanumankoppa vide GO No. RD 11 LRD 95 dated a Census Town for the 2001 Census hence deleted 25.07.1997. from 2001 list of villages. With the inclusion of these 4. Haveri Taluk 6 villages and deletion of two villages the total number The total number of villages has increased to 89 of villages in the taluk has increased to 107 in 2001 in 2001 as against 88 in 1991 Census. The newly Census as against 103 in 1991 Census. created villages are: Shivajinagar, Siddeswaranagar, Bellary District Shivanagar and Rajivnagar vide Notification No. RD 24 LRD 92 dated 19-09-1999. Further, the jurisdiction After the formation of Davanagere district, erstwhile Bellary district lost one of its taluk viz of Haveri Town limits has been expanded by including Harapanahalli. With this change, the total number of the entire geographical areas of the villages Haveri, Siddapur and Ijari Lakanpur vide Notification No. HUD taluks in the district has reduced to 6 as against 7 in 383 MLR 95 dated 13-10-95 and hence their names 1991. These six taluks comprised of 542 villages in deleted from 2001 list of villages. Haveri, besides taluk 1991 and has increased to 554 in 2001 Census. There headquarters is also district headquarters. were 12 urban units in 1991 and in 2001 it has decreased to 11. Consequent on the expansion of S. Byadgi Taluk Hospet City limits all the outgrowths along with With the addition of three new villages to list of Amaravathi town were amalgamated in the city and 2001 villages, the total number of villages has moved hence Hospet UA was dropped from the 2001 Census up to 66 as against 63 in 1991 Census. The newly frame, Deogiri lost its urban status for not fulfilling the created villages are 1. Sevanagar, 2. Shivanagar, 3. urban criterion. The changes at the taluk level are Shivajinagar, vide GO No. RD 24 LRD 92 dated briefed below: 19.9.1994. 1. Hadagali Taluk 6. Hirekerur Taluk The total number of villages which was 54 in 1991 No changes have occurred in total number of has increased to 57 in 2001 due to inclusion of three villages in the taluk and remain same at 128 both in new villages formed after 1991 Census viz., 1) 1991 and 200 I Censuses. The existing area of Interim Uppanayakanahalli, 2) Thippapura. 3) Komaranahalli, MandaI Panchayat of Hirekerur a rural unit in 1991 were created vide Notification No.RD 27 LRD 92

51 dated 29.9.1994. The name of Hadagali town is now With the addition and delition of one village each the changed to Hoovina Hadagali and the civic status, total number of villages remains same. from Town Municipal Council to Town Panchayat S. Sandur Taluk vide Notification No HUD 314 MLR 95 dated 28.09.1995. Four new villages VIZ., 1.Swamyhalli. 2.Mothalkunta, 3.Yeradammanahalli. 4.Genatikatte, 2. Hagari Bommanahalli Taluk formed vide Notification No.RD 27 LRD 92 dated With the addition of Sreeramanagar, newly formed 29.9.1994 and added to the 2001 Village list. Del)giri, village vide Notification No. RD 27 LRD 92 dated which was a Census town in 1991, lost its urban status 29.09.1994 the total number of villages in the taluk has due to non-fulfillment of urban criteria to be treated as increased to 56 in 2001 against 55 in 1991. urban, hence added to the rural frame. Further, the 3. Hospet Taluk Interim MandaI Panchayat Sandur a rural unit in 1991 Census, is now declared as a statutory town compri"ing Though, the number of villages remain same at 74 of Sandur, Hulikunta, Dharmapura and Lakshmipura both at 1991 and 2001 Censuses, the taluk however villages in its jurisdiction vide Notification No. HUD has witnessed addition and deletion of villages and 641 MLR 95(41) dated 09.01.1996. Owing to all these decrease in urban units. Two villages viz, changes, the total number of villages has increased to Mariyamrnanahalli Tanda, vide Government Order No. 89 in 2001 as against 88 in 1991 Census. RD 27 LRD 92 dated 29.9.1994 and Seetharam tanda G.O No.BBLW/GP/l06/95-96 dated 1.7.96, formed in 6. Kudligi Taluk the tal uk are accounted for the 2001 Census. Total number of villages in the taluk has increased Further the territorial jurisdiction of Hospet CMC from 84 in 1991 Census to 91 in 2001 Census. Reasons has been extended and as a result of this all the are (i) inclusion of 9 newly formed villages namely 1) constituent units of Hospet Urban Agglomeration of Motikal Tanda, 2) K Basapura Tanda, 3) Haralu, 4) 1991 Census viz., Amaravathi. Hospet (OG), Bande Basapura Tanda, 5) Chandrashekarapura, 6) Ananthashayanagudi (OG), Sanklapura (OG) and Srikantapura Tanda, 7) Mahadevapura, 8) Kariganur (OG) was merged in the city limits with the Narasimhagiri and 9) Chikkajogihalli Tanda in 2001 list exception of Hosur village. Hence Hospet Urban of villages vide Notifiction No. RD 27 LRD 92 dated Agglomeration was dropped from the 2001 urban 29.09.94 and (ii) deletion of two villages viz., Kudlagi frame. Besides, three more villages namely Chitawadi, and Amaradevaragudda, consequent on inclusion in and Mudalpura, Kondanayakanahalli are fully included the newly constituted statutory town - Kudlagi Town in the extended city limits vide Notification No. HUD Panchayat vide Notification No. HUD 641 MLR 307 MLR 95 dated 28-09-95. Further the civic status 95(40) dated 02.11.1995. Further, the status of Kottur of Kamalapuram town was changed from Town Town Municipality has changed to Kottur Town Municipality to Town Panchayat vide Notification No. Panchayat with same jurisdiction vide Notification No. HUD 311 MLR 95 dated 26.07.1995. HUD 309 MLR 95 dated 28.09.1995. 4. Bellary taluk Chitradurga District No change in the total number of villages in the The erstwhile Chitradurga district comprised of 9 tal uk and remains at 103 both in 1991 and 2001 Census. taluks. Three taluks of the erstwhile Chitradurga district Due to expansion of Bellary City limits, entire Mundargi viz. Davanagere, Harihar and Jagalur were transferred village merged in city limits and hence deleted from to the newly fonned Davanagere district, leaving only the 200 I village list vide Notification No. HUD 306 6 taluks in its domain. In 1991, there were 1049 MLR 95 dated 28-09-95. Further. Kotal Camp has villages and now it has increased to 1059 in 2001 been newly formed from erstwhile Nelludi village. Census. Consequent on extension of Chirradurga City

52 limits, Kelagote and 2 other villages Kenchana Katte villages in the taluk has increased from 186 in 1991 to and Neralagundi were fully included along with portions 190 in 2001 Census. of 7 other villages. Further. the Interim MandaI 4. Holalkere Taluk Panchayats of Holalkere and Hosdurga towns were With the inclusion of Hosuru village formed out by upgraded to Town Panchayats. Taluk wise changes altering the limits of Kalkere village, vide Notification are briefed below: No. RD 10 LRD 92 dated 24.09.1994 the total number 1. Molakalmuru of villages in the taluk has increased from 20 I in 1991 Total number of villages in the taluk has declined to 202 in 2001 Census. The civic status of Holalkere from 91 in 1991 Census to 89 in 2001 Census due to town has changed from Interim Mandai Pallchayat to inclusion of Molakalmuru and Somerahalli revenue Town Panchayat vide Notification No HUD 641 MLR villages in Molakalmuru town. Subsequently, they were 95(2) dated 09.01.l996. deleted from the 2001 list of villages. The civic status 5. Hosdurga Taluk of the town was upgraded from Interim MandaI In this tal uk, one new village has been constituted Panchayat to Town Panchayat vide Notification No. by altering the limits of Janakal village vide Notification HUD 641 MLR 95 dated 20.02.1996. No. RD 10 LQ.92 dated 24.09.1996. With the addition 2. Challakere Taluk of this village in the 200 I list of villages, the total The total number of villages in the taluk has gone number of villages in the taluk has increased from 224 up from 190 in 1991 Census to 195 in 2001 Census in 1991 Census to 225 in 2001 Census. Further, the due to creation of 5 new villages viz., l.Jambaiahnahally, civic status of Hosadurga town has been upgraded 2.Manamainahatti, 3 .Harishchandranay akanahalli. from MandaI Panchayat to Town Panchayat vide 4.Nandanahally, 5.Sevalalnagar vide Notification Notification No.HUD 641 MLR 95(3) dated 09.01.96 No.RD 10 LRD 92 dated 24.9.1994 and subsequently 6. Hiriyur Taluk inclusion in the 2001 list of villages. Challakere Town Total number of villages in the taluk has increased limits were extended vide Notification No. HUD 353 from 157 in 1991 Census to 158 in 2001 Census. The MLR 95 dated 07.10.1995 and it comprises additional portions of Challakere village and portions of increase is due to inclusion of two villages viz., Nagaramgere and Gorlakatte villages. Sevalalnagar and Indiranagar constituted by altering the limits of Babbur and Somerahalli villages 3. Chitradurga Taluk respectively vide Notification No RD 10 LRD 92 dated There is an increase of 5 villages in the taluk 24.09.1994. Further, consequent on extension of during the decade 1991 and 2001. Five villages viz., boundary limits of Hiriyur town Municipality vide Sriramanagar. Eshwaranagaram, Sevapura. Notification No. HUD 352 MLR 95 dated 07.10.1995 Sevalalnagar and Hospete are newly constituted Krishnambudi village is fully included in the said villages vide Notification No.RD 10 LRD 92 dated statutory town limits. Hence its name is deleted from 24.09.1994. Kenchanakatte and Neralagundi and the the 200 I Census village list. outgrowth Kelagote are fully included in the city limits Davanagere District along with portions of six other villages vide Notification No. HUD 350 MLR 95 dated 25.11.1995. Medihalli Davanagere district was carved out by altering out growth of 1991 Census now forms part of the limits of erstwhile Chitradurga. Bellary and Shimoga Chitradurga city limits, developed portion classified as districts vide Notification No. RD 42 LRD 87 Part III outgrowth and rest of area accounted in rural frame. dated 02.08.1997. The newly formed Davanagere Hence with all these changes, the total number of district comprises in its jurisdiction the following taluks:

53 1. Harihar Taluk: From erstwhile Chitradurga Panchayat vide Notification No HUD 308 MLR 95 2. Jagalur Taluk : from erstwhile Chitradurga dated 28.09.1995. 3. Davanagere Taluk : from erstwhile Chitradurga 3. Jagalur Taluk 4. Honnali Taluk : from erstwhile Shimoga 5. Channagiri Taluk : from erstwhile Shimoga A new village viz., Narasimharajapura was formed 6. Harapanahalli Taluk: from erstwhile Bellary by altering the limits of Chaduragolla village vide Notification RD 10 LRD 92 dated 24.09.1994 and In 1991, these six taluks accounted for 918 villages subsequently included in the list of 2001 Census, so and now it has increased to 923. Consequent on the total number of villages in the tal uk was increased extenstion of boundary limits of Davanagere City a from 170 to 171 in 1991. In 2001 Census the civic few villages and OGs were got amalgamated in the status of Jagalur Town Municipality has changed to said statutory town. In all 15 villages have been formed Jagalur Town Panchayat vide Notification No. HUD in different taluks of the district. Further Mayakonda 641 MLR 95(4) dated 02.11.1995. of Davanagere taluk and Nyamati of Honnali taluk 4. Davanagere Taluk were reverted to rural fold for not having fulfilled criteria for being treated as urban. Besides, civic The total number of villages in the taluk fell from status of Harapanahalli town has changed from Town 172 in 1991 Census to 166 in 2001 Census. 7 villages Municipality to Town Panchayat and that of Jagalur, of Davanagere taluk viz., Basapur, Anekonda, Honnali and Channagiri from MandaI Panchayats to Chikkanagalli, Kunduvada, Karuru, Yeragunte, Town Panchayats. Another important change that Doddabudihallost their separate identity, consequent has occurred in the is that (a) Davanagere Urban on their inclusion in the extended jurisdictions of Agglomeration of 1991 Census was dropped from the Davanagere City limits. Apart from this the 3 list of Urban Agglomerations due to inclusion of its outgrowths of Davanagere Urban Agglomeration constituent units in the city limits and (b) Harihar Urban namely Nitvalli, shybanuru and Avaragere were also Agglomeration was delineated with 3 outgrowths. The included in the City limits vide Notification No. HUD changes occurred during the decade in each taluk of 351 MLR 95 dated 07 -1 0-1995. Hence the Davanagere the district is briefed below: Urban Agglomeration was dropped for the 2001 Census. Further three new villages were created in 1. Harihar Taluk the tal uk. They are: (i) 'Sriramanagar' (formed by Total number of villages in the taluk has declined amalgamating Akkasal Dyamajjihalli and from 87 in 1991 Census to 84 in 2001 Census. Three Hebbalugiriyapura villages and also altering the limits villages viz., Amaravathi, Guttur and Haralapur were of Alur and Lingapur), (ii) Srikrishnanagar was formed deleted from the list of villages for having classified by altering the limits of Igoor and (iii) Sri Rangaiahna them as out growths of Harihar Urban Agglomeration Matti was formed by altering the limits of Naraganahalli constituted as such for the 2001 Census. vide Notification No. RD 10 LRD 92 dated 24-09-94. 2. Harapanahalli Taluk Mayakonda an interim MandaI Panchayat lost its urban status for not fulfilling the urban criterion and included Formerly it was in Bellary district and transferred in Mayakonda village. to Davanagere district after its formation. Total number of villages in this taluk has moved up from 75 5. Honnali Taluk in 1991 to 80 in 2001 Census due to inclusion of fi ve In 1991 Census this taluk was in Shimoga district. newly formed villages viz .. 1) Chennahalli. 2) Consequent on formation of Davanagere district this Bapujinagar, 3) Shivapura, 4) Sevanagara and 5) taluk was transferred to Davanagere. With the Laxmipura vide Notification No. RD LRD 92 dated formation of 5 new villages namely 1. Vijayapura, 29.09.1994. Further, the civic status of Harapanahalli 2.Anjaneyapura, 3.Sevalalnagara, (Sasvehalli Hobli II) town has changed from Town Municipality to Town 4.SevalaJanagara (Govinakovi Hobli - I), 5.Vijayapura

54 vide Notification No.RD 11 LRD 92 dated 27.9.94 village, vide Notification No.RD 11 LRD 92 dated and subsequent to the 2001 list of villages the total 27.9.94. With the addition of this village the total strength of the villages in the taluk increased from 168 strength of villages has risen to 176 from 175 in 1991 in 1991 to 173 in 2001 Census. Further Nyamati, did Census. The civic status of Siralkoppa has been not satisfy the demographic criterion for a place to be upgraded from MandaI Panchayat to Town Panchayat treated as an urban unit and hence declassified and vide Notification No. HUD 810 MLR 95 (11) dated included in Nyamati (rural). However, this has no 20.04.1996. effect on the total number of villages in the tal uk. The civic status of Honnali MandaI Panchayat now 2. Hosanagara Taluk upgraded to Town Panchayat vide., Notification No. In 1991 Census it was presumed that Churda and HUD 641 MLR 95(10) dated 09-01-1996. H Honnekoppa fully submerged under Sharavathi 6. Channagiri Taluk Reservoir and hence deleted from the village list, Formerly was in Shimoga district and transferred however for the 2001 Census areas which are not to Davanagere district after its formation. This taluk submerged were identified as villages and added to witnessed formation of three new villages viz, 1. Kavali the 2001 list of villages raising the total number of Tanda, 2. Thyavanige Tanda, 3. Neethigere Camp and village strength to 204 as against 202 in 1991. Further with the inclusion of these three villages the total two urban units viz Chakranagar Colony a portion of number of villages increased to 249 in 2001 Census Ma1ali village and Mastikatte Colony of Khyrugunda from 246 in 1991. The civic status of Channageri village were declassified due to non-fulfillment of urban Interim MandaI Panchayat upgraded into Town criteria to be treated as an urban unit. The civic status Panchayat vide Notification No. HUD 641 MLR 95 of Hosanagara Town has been upgraded from Interim (9) dated 02-11-1995. MandaI Panchayat to Hosanagara Town Panchayat Shimoga District vide Notification No. HUD 641 MLR 95 (ii) dated 09- Erstwhile Shimoga district comprised 7 taluks. 01-1996. After the formation of Davanagere district, two of its 3. Shimoga Taluk taluks viz., Channagiri and Honnali were transferred Consequent on extension of boundary limits of to the newly constituted Davanagere district leaving Shimoga City vide Notification No. HUD 361 MLR only five taluks. viz .. Shikarpur. Tirthahalli, Shimoga, Bhadravati and Hosanagara vide Notification No. RD 95 dt 05-10-1995 following 14 villages and 9 outgrowths 42 LRD 87 Part III dated 02.08.1997. Owing to were fully included in the said statutory town. They declassification and merger of towns. the total number are: 1) Tavarachatnalli, 2) Gadikoppa, 3) Gopsettikoppa. of towns in the district decreased from 13 in 1991 4) Harakere, 5) Somanakoppa, 6) Alkola. 7) Kasipura. Census to 9 in 2001 Census. Further, a decline in total 8) Bommanakatte, 9) Su1ebylu, 10) Uragadur, 11) Purle, number of villages is also occurred in the district. As 12) Malavagoppa. 13) Thopinagatta, 14) Malligenahalli against 1543 villages in 1991 there are 1530 villages in villages and 1. Shimoga Rural, 2. Kallahalli. 3. 2001 Census. Bhadravati Urban Agglomeration and Venkatapura. 4. _Mulkere. 5. Navile, 6. Islapura, 7. Shimoga Urban Agglomeration were dropped from Harige, 8. Mandali and 9. Gopala all outgrowths of the list of Urban Agglomerations for 2001 Census as Shimoga UA of 1991 Census. With the inclusion of all the constituent units of concerned urban agglomeration OG's in the core town, Shimoga UA was dropped for are now included in the extended boundary limits of the 2001 Census. Further. the taluk has also witnessed core cities. The changes in the tal uk level are furnished creation of six villages vide Notification No.RD 11 below: LRD 92 dated 27.9.94. They are: 1) Sevalal Nagar. 1. Shikarpur Taluk 2) Sadashivapura. 3) Laxmipura. 4) Mandenakoppa. Begur Hosa Tanda a hamlet of Begur village in :1) Bekkina Ka1matha. 6) Hanumanthapura. With the 1991 has now been treated as an independent revenue addition and merger of villages in core towns. the total

55 number of villages in the tal uk has decreased from Baindur, Yedathore and Teggarse constituent units of 222 in 1991 Census to 214 in ::00 I Census. Further, declassified town of Baindur Town Municipal Council Kumsi Interim Mandai Panchayat an urban unit in and Gangolli Census Town lost its urban status for not 199 J lost its urban status for not satisfymg the urban satisfying the urban criteria, hence included in the criteria and subsequently the declassitied Kumsi urban village list of 200 1 Census. Further Hosangady Colony, portion was included in Kumsi village. a Census Town in 1991 and part of Hosangadi village -l. Bhadravati Taluk also lost its urban status for not satisfying the urban The total number of villages, which stood at 153 criteria and hence included in the Hosangadi village. This has not affected the total number of villages in in 1991 Census, came down to 145 in 200 1 Cen~us. Consequent on extension of boundary limits of the taluk. Bhadravati City following nine villages and along with 2. Udupi Taluk 7 OGs of Bhadravati UA along with Bhadravati NAC Though the total number of villages remained same were fully merged with the said statutory town. They at 99 both in 1991 and 2001 Censuses deletion and are: 1) Bhandrahalli, 2) lcdikatte. 3) Hebbandi. 4) Siddapura, 5) Thimmapura, 6) Doodagoppenahalli, 7) addition of villages have occurred during the decade. Sunnadahalli, 8) Gowrapura. 9) Bhadra Colony all Yenagudda village satisfied the urban criteria and now villages and I. Kabalikatte, 2. Kanakatte, 3. Kodihalli, treated as an urban unit and consequently its name 4. Sigebagi, 5. Bommanakatte, 6. Kadadakatte and 7. was deleted from rural frame. Tonse West a Census Kavalgundi all outgrowths of Bhadravathi UA of 1991 Town in 1991 lost its urban status for not satisfying the Census. Due to this change in urban set up, Bhadravathi urban criteria and hence included in village list of 2001 UA was dropped for 2001 Census. The village names Census. Further three urban units of 1991 Census viz, which were merged in the towns were deleted from Badagabettu - 76, Malpe and Puttur and two the 2001 list of villages. Further one village lndiranagar outgrowths namely Shivalli and Herga were completely was newly formed vide Notification No. RD 11 LRD included in the extended limits of Udupi City vide 92 dated 27-09-94. Government of Karnataka Notification No. HUD 261 Udupi District MLR 95 dated 20-10-1995. However this has no effect on total number of villages in the tal uk. Udupi district is a newly created from the erstwhile Dakshina Kannada district and comprises in its 3. Karkal Taluk jurisdiction three taluks namely Kundapura, Udupi and Mudbidri firka (26 villages) along with Mudbidri Karkal vide Government of Karnataka Notification Town Municipal Council was transferred to Mangalore No. RD 42 LRD 87 Part HI Bangalore dated 02-09- vide Government of Karnataka Notification No. RD 1997. Further Mudbidri Firka consisting of 26 villages 42 LRD 87 Part III Bangalore dated 25-03-1998. along with Mudbidri Town Municipal Council of Karkal Owing to this transfer, the total number of villages, taluk was transferred to Mangalore taluk of Dakshina which stood at 76 in 1991, came down to 50 in 2001. Kannada district vide Government of Karnataka Notification No. RD 42 LRD 87 pltrt III Bangalore Chikmagalur District dated 25.03.1998. Altogether there are 248 villages in The total number of villages in the district listed the district as against 270 villages in 1991 Census. for the 2001 Census was 1117 as against 1113 in 1991 Further there is a sharp decline in urban units. It has owing to some addition and deletions of villages. declined from 13 in 1991 to 6 in 2001. The changes Further Ajjampur interim MandaI panchayat was occurred at tht' taluk levels are bliefed below: derecognised as rural for not fulfilling the urban 1. Kundapura Taluk criterion to be treated as an urban unit. The civic The total numher ot viJlages which was <)5 in 1991 status of Koppa, Mudigere, Narasimharajapura and has risen to 99 in 2001 due to addition of villages viz Sringeri towns has been changed from Interim MandaI

56 Panchayats to Town Panchayats. The details of consequent on extension of town limits. Consequent changes occulTed are briefed below : on extension of Tumkur city limits, 12 villages and all 1. Chikmagalur Taluk the 10 outgrowths were amalgamated in city limits and hence Tumkur UA was dropped for the 2001 Consequent on extension of boundry limits of Census. Further, YN. Hoskote a non municipal town Chikmagalur City, four villages namely Kempanahalli, lost its urban status due to non fulfillment of urban Balehalli, Uppahalli and Ramanahalli got merged with criterion. Changes occurred in the taluks arc briefed the said statutory town and hence deleted from the list below: of villages. Further, a new village named Sevalal 1. Pavagada Taluk Nagar was constituted by altering the village limits of Machinahalli vide Notification No. RD 22 LRD 92 Three new villages namely, K.Sevalalpura, dated 26-09-94 and added to the 2001 Census list of Indiranagara, Ranganathapura, were formed vide G.O Villages. After accounting all these changes, the total NO 15 LRD 92 dated 29.8.94. and included in the number of villages has declined from 232 in 1991 2001 village list. As a result of this, the total number Census to 229 in 2001 Census. of villages in the taluk increased to 147 in 2001 as against 144 in 1991. Further Y N Hoskote an urban 2. Tarikere Taluk unit in 1991 was declassified and also did not satisfy Six new villages were created in the taluk vide the urban criteria and as such it was included in Y N G.O. RD 22 LRD 92 dated 26.9.94. They are: (i) Hoskote village and this has not affected the total Sevalanagar (ii) Nagarajapura (iii) Siddaramapura (iv) number of villages in the taluk. The civic status of Sriramapura (v) Ranganathapura (vi) Sahyadripura Pavagada Town has changed from MandaI Panchayat and added to the 2001 list of villages. Consequent on to Town Panchayat vide Notification No. HUD 641 extention of Tarikere town limits, five villages namely, MLR 95(15) dated 09.01.1996. 1) Tarikere, 2) Machenahalli, 3) Galihalli, 4) Uppara 2. Madhugiri Taluk Basavanahalli and 5) Haliyur were merged in the said town and also the civic status of Tarikere town has Lingenahally revenue Village is completely merged changed from Town Municipality to Town Panchayat in the Madhugiri town limits owing to town limit vide Government of Karnataka Notification No. HUD extension vide Notification No. HUD 476 MLR dated 271 MLR 95 dated 05-12-1995. With all these changes, 10.10.95. So the total number of villages fell to 320 the total number of villages has increased from 248 in in 2001 from 321 in 1991 Census. 1991 to 249 in 2001 Census. 3. Tumkur Taluk

3. Kadur Taluk There is fall of 12 villages due to their amalgamation As against 306 villages in 1991 Census 312 villages in the extended boundary limits of Turnkur City vide were listed for 2001 Census due to inclusion of six Notification No. HUD 474 MLR 95 dated 10-10-95. newly created villages vide Notification No. RD 22 The affected villages are 1. Geddalahalli, 2. LRD 92 dated 26-09-94. They are Sevapura, Gangasandra, 3. Bheemasandra, 4. Melekote, 5. Lalithanagar, Sevanagar, Lakshmipura, Hastinapura Turnkur Amanikere, 6.Dibbur, 7. Honnenahalli, 8. and L Agrahara. Lingapura, 9. Antharasanalli, 10. Rangapura, Il. Moralenahally, and 12. Sathyamangala. Hence deleted Tumkur District from 2001 villages list. Besides all the outgrowths of Tumkur district had 2718 villages at the 1991 Tumkur Urban Agglomeration of 1991 Census viz., Census and for 200 I Census the number decreased to Tumkur, Devarayapatna, Batavadi. Channadinne. 2708. This is due to the combined effect of (i) formation Settihalli, Upparahalli, Maralur. Veerasagara, Baddihalli of 3 new villages and their inclusion to the 200 I village and Kyatasandra also included in the city limits and a~ li:-,t (ii) merger of 13 villages in the statutory towns a result of this change. Tumkur Urban Agglomeration

57 was de-recognised for the 2001 Census. With all the civic status of Gudibanda town has been upgraded these changes, the total number of villages fell from from MandaI Panchayat to Town Panchayat vide 385 in 1991 to 373 in 200l. Notification No. HUD 641 MLR 95 (7) dated 1l.04.96. Kolar District 4. Bagepalli Taluk Kolar District with the highest number of villages The total number of villages in the taluk stands at in the State, occupies first place amongst all the districts 229 in 2001 Census as against 228 in 1991 Census, of the State. The total number of villages listed for the due to addition of Babenayakanapalli, a new village 2001 Census decreased to 3,311 from 3,321 in 1991 formed vide Notification No. RD. 17 LRD 92 dated Census. The decline in villages is mostly due to merger 2-9-94. The civic status of BagepaUi MandaI of villages with towns, as a result of extension of the Panchayat has been upgraded to Town Panchayat limits of statutory towns. KG F Urban Agglomeration vide Notification No. HUD 641 MLR 95 (6) dated of 1991 census is renamed as Robertson pet Urban 9.1.96. Agglomeration due to merger of K G F (SB) and BEML Nagar (Non Municipal Census Town) in 5. Chintamani Taluk Robertson Pet (CMC), vide Notification No. HUD The total number of villages in the taluk has 465 MLR 95 dated 12.10.1995. Manchenahalli Mandal decreased from 407 in 1991 to 400 in 2001 census due Panchayat was derecognised as gram panchayat and to inclusion of following seven villages in the statutory hence lost its urban status. The changes occurred at town limits of Chintamani, viz., Chintamani, the taluk level after the 1991 census are briefed below. Somashettyhalli, Mallapalli, Nekundi, Wadagahalli, 1. Gauribidanur Taluk Thimmasandra and Kanampalli. Further the civic status In 1991 Census, it was presumed that the entire of the town, has been upgraded from Town Municipal geographical area of Kare Kallahalli and Madanahalli Council to City Municipal Council, vide Notification were included in Gauribidanur town. But it was reported No HUD 471 MLR 95 dated 13-10-95. later for the 2001 census, certain areas of the said 6. Srinivaspur Taluk villages still lie outside the town limits. These areas were identified and treated as independent rural units Though the number of villages remains same at and added to the 2001 village list. Further, 347 both in 1991 and 2001 censuses, change in civic Manchenahalli an Urban unit in 1991 census was status of the town has taken place. The interim MandaI declassified and did not satisfy the urban criterion Panchayat of Srinivaspur town has been upgraded to also. So with the addition of these 3 villages, the total Srinivaspur town Panchayat vide Notification No HUD number of villages increased to 239 in 2001 census 641 MLR 95(E) dated 09-01-96, with same jurisdiction from 236 in 1991 census. that of MandaI Panchayat. 2. Chikkaballapur Taluk 7. Kolar Taluk Vabasandra and Gangana Midde were fully Consequent on the extension of Kolar city limits included in the extended boundary limits of vide Notification No HUD 464.MLR-95 dated Chikkaballapur town. The civic status Town 12.10.95, Kolar rural was completely merged in the Municipality of the town has been upgraded to City said statutory town. As a result of this change the total Municipal Council vide Notification No HUD 470 MLR number of villages in the tal uk has declined to 361 in 95 dated 12-10-95. With the deletion of these two villages the total number of villages in the taluk fell to 2001 from 362 in 1991 census. 251 in 2001 from 253 in 1991 census. 8. Malur Taluk 3. Gudibanda Taluk In this taluk also there is a decline of one village No change in number of villages and remains the due to merger of N achohalli village in the Mal ur town same at 105 both in 1991 and 2001 censuses. However limits Vide Notification No HUD 466 MLR 95 dated

58 12.10.95. As against 364 villages in 1991,363 villages satisfied the demographic criteria to be treated as have been listed for the 2001 Census in tha tal uk. urban units. Further Dommasandra a non municipal 9. Bangarapet Taluk town of 1991 Census was derecognized as rural for not fulfilling the urban criterion to be treated as urban. Consequent on extension of Boundary limits of The inter-censal changes occurred is briefed below: Robertsonpet Town, Thummalahalli village is included in Robertson Pet CMC limits vide Notification No. 1. Bangalore North Taluk HUD 465 MLR-95dated 12-10-95. Besides, KGF (SB) The total number of villages in this taluk, which & BEML Nagar (NMCT) of 1991 are also merged in had 244 in 1991 Census, come down to 225 in 2001 Robertson Pet CMC limits. With the deletion of one Census. The reasons for decrease in villages are village, the total strength of villages in the taluk briefed below: decreased to 383 in 2001 as against 384 in 1991 a) Bangalore Municipal Corporation census. The developed portion of Parandahalli village, The Bangalore Municipal Corporation comprises contiguous to Roberson Pet city was classified as in its limit, the villages of Bangalore North and an outgrowth of Robertson pet Urban Agglomeration Bangalore South taluks. Though no fresh revenue in addition to the existing outgrowths. This has not villages were included in the city limits, merger of affected on total number of villages in the taluk. outgrowths and Non Municipal Census Towns have 10. Mulbagal Taluk taken place during the inter-censal period. The Non Due to merger of Kasaba Mulbagal and Indalkere Municipal Census Towns of Saneguruvanahalli, in Mulbagal town, the total number of villages in the Peenya, HMT Watch Factory Township, J alahallL taluk fell to 343 in 2001 from 345 in 1991, Vide Geddalahalli, Kaval Byrasandra, Devarajeevanahalli, Notification No HUD 469 MLR 95 dated 12.10.95. Lingarajapura and Byategutepalya were completely Bangalore District included in the Municipal Corporation limits and in case of Kacharakanahalli, Kadugondanahalli, Laggere Bangalore district had 728 villages in 1991 Census. and Hebbal only a part of each towns comes under For the 2001 Census the total number of villages has the jurisdictions of Municipal Corporation limits. declined to 699 villages. The decline in number of Further the entire areas of Peenya Plantation, villages is mainly due to (i) creation of new statutory Poomapura, Gangondanahalli, Gurihadeyomaidana and towns, (ii) treating of those villages as towns which portions of Nagarabhavi, Malagalalu, Sajjepalya, satisfied the demographic criteria of urban definition, Lottegollahalli, Nagashettihalli, Bhupasandra, HBR III (iii) classification of villages which had urban Stage, Shampura and Vishwanatha Nagenahalli and J characteristics and were contiguous to the towns as B Kaval included in the Municipal Corporation limits outgrowths and (iv) incorporation of villages into vide Notification No HUD 439 MLR 95 dated existing statutory towns. In 1991, there were 33 urban 18.8.1995. This has no effect on the total number of units in the and in 2001 it has come down to 17 due villages in the taluk. to formation of seven statutory towns which b) Yelahanka City Municipal Council incorporate in its limits, most of towns of 1991 Census. The newly formed statutory towns are: 1. Pattanagere On expansion of boundary jurisdictions of CMC, 2. Dasarahalli CMC, 3. Byatarayanapura CMC, Yelahanka City Municipal Council vide, Notification 4. Krishnarajapuram CMC, 5. Mahadevapura CMC, No HUD 439 MLR 95 dated 18-8-95, following 6. Bommanahalli CMC and 7. Kengeri TMC. Besides changes, have taken place: 3 villages of Bangalore North taluk, 4 villages of (i) Seven revenue villages were amalgamated in Bangalore South taluk and 2 Villages of Anekal taluk Yelahanka City Municipal Council viz., Agrahara, Attur, have been classified as Census towns, as they have (Jasti Kempanahalli. Kogilu. Mandala Kunte, Yalahanka

59 Amaani Kere and Chikka Bommasandra and hence 1991 Census. now amalgamated in the newly not listed in 2001 census village list, (ii) Further five constituted statutory town. (ii) Some portions of outgrowths of 1991 census were also included in the Hebbal. Kacharakanahalli, Kadugondanahalli and City Municipal Council limits, they are: Puttenahalli. Nagavara Census Towns of 1991 Census, form part Allalasandra, Shivanahalli, Yelahanka and Venkatala. of Byatarayanapura City Municipality. (iii) Similarly (iii) Vaderapura and Sugatta outgrowths of 1991. portions of J B Kaval, Lottegollahalli, Nagashettihalli, continues as outgrowths for 2001 census also, (i v) Bhoopasandra. Guddadahalli. Cholanaikanahalli. Hunasamaranahalli outgrowth of 1991 census. has Shampura and Vishwanatha NagenahalIi, which were been classified as Census Town, as it satisfied the outgrowths in 1991 Censlls. forms the part of City definition of urban criteria and (v) The civic status of Municipality limits. (iv) the following outgrowths the Yelahanka Town has been upgraded from namely. Singapura. Ramachandrapura, Narasipura. Municipality to City Municipality. Dodda Bommasandra, Thindlu. Kodigehalli Plantation. Kodigehalli. Kothihosahalli. Byatarayanapura. c) Dasarahalli City Municipal Council Amruthahalli. Kempapura. Hebbal Amanikere aJld A Non Census Town in 1991, has been constituted Hennur were included in the City Municipality limits. into a statutory town viz .. Dasarahalli City Municipal Besides. four new outgrowths have been formed, and Council, vide Notification No HUD 702 MLR 95 dated added to the statutory town. Of these 4 outgrowths, 22.1.1996 and comprises the following units: the names of Chikka Bettahalli. Dodda Bettahalli. and Dasarahalli have been deleted from the 2001 village (i) Besides Dasarahalli Non Census Town, entire list on being classified them as outgrowths and in case area of Kammagondanahalli Non Municipal Town and of Tanisandra, only the developed portion has been some portions of Laggere Non Municipal Town are treated as outgrowth and the remaining area is included in the said statutory town limits, (ii) Six continued in the rural frame. outgrowths of 1991 Census namely, Hegganahalli, N alia Kadaranahalli, Chokkasandra, Nagasandra, K.G. e) Pattanagere City Municipal Council Bagalakunte and Mallasandra were fully included in Newly formed statutory town vide notification No. the limits of City Municipal Council, (iii) Further some HUD 705 MLR 95 dated 22.01.96 and spreads over portions of Srigandada Kaval (OG) and J B Kaval two taluks viz., Bangalore North and Bangalore South (OG) are also included in the limits of City Municipal Taluks. Five outgrowths of this taluk form part of Council, (iv) Chikka Bidarakallu, Srikantapura and Pattanagere City Municipality. They are: Mallathalli. Settihalli villages have been omitted from 2001 Census Nagarabhavi (Part). Srigandada Kaval (Part). list on their being classified as outgrowths of Dasarahalli Malagalalu (Part) and Sajjepalya (Part), the inclusion City Municipal Council and (v) The developed portions of these units in the city limits will not affect the total of Handrahalli, Karivobanahalli, Dodda Bidarakal1u, number of villages in the taluk. Sidedahalli, Chikkasandra, and Abbigere. which are Two revenue villages of this taluk viz. Herohalli contiguous to core town were classified as outgrowths. and Kodigehalli have been classified as census town However this will not affect total number of villages on satisfying the urban definition and hence their names in the tal uk. deleted from 2001 census village list. d) Byatarayanapura City Municipal Council 2. Bangalore South Taluk Byatarayanapura City Municipality has been newly The total number of villages in this taluk has formed statutory town vide notification No HUD 700 declined from 261 in 1991 to 241 in 200 I census. due MLR 95 dated 30.11.1995 and comprises the following to merger of villages in the extended statutory town units. (i) The entire geographical areas of Tindlu limits and also creation of new census towns and Plantation. Jakkur Plantation. Jakkur. SampigehallL statutory towns during the inter-censal period. Changes Venkateshapura and Srirampura. revenue villages in occurred are briefed below.

60 a) Bangalore Municipal Corporation outgrowths, hence omitted from 2001 Census village list. The names of other two outgrowths viz .. Consequent on the extension of Municipal Vasanthapura and Doddakallasandra have been Corporation boundary limits vide Notification No HUD retained in the rural frame as, only some portions are 247 MLR 95 dated 7.12.1995 following units of South classified as outgruwths. Taluk viz. (i) the entire areas of Vimanapura, Koramangala and portions of Benniganahalli. c) Bommanahalli City Municipal Council Banaswadi Non Municipal Census Towns of 1991 Bommanahalli City Munidpality has heen newly Census. were included in the limits of Municipal formed vide Notification No. HUD 703 MLR 95 dated Corporation. (ii)Similarly the entire areas of Avalahalli, 22.1.1996. It comprise:'. in its limits the following Katriguppe, B SKIll stage, B T M Scheme. Ejipura, villages and outgrowths of 1991 Census. (i) The entire Srinivagilu, Baiyyappanahalli Manavarthe Kaval, geographical areas of Nyanappanahalli. Devara Srinivaspura, Byrasandra, Benniganahalli Manavarthe Chikkanahalli. Kodi Chikkanahalli. Iblur and Harakunte Kaval and portions of Kaggadasapura, village. (ii) The entire areas of outgrowths of Hulimavu. Gavinayakanahalli, Jaraganahalli, Chikkallasandra, Arakere, Bilekahalli, Bommanahalli. Agara, Yellukunte. Ittamadu, Hoskerehalli, Pantharpalya, Nayandahalli, J Hongasandra. Singasandra. Sarakki Kere, Puttenahalli P Nagar. Venkoji Rao Khane, Madivala, Kadirenahalli, and portions of Jaraganahalli, Yelachenahalli. Sarakki Jakkasandra, Roopena Agrahara were included in the Agrahara. Sarakki, Venkoji Rao Khane, Madivala, limits of Municipal Corporation. (iii) Further, for the Jakkasandra and Roopena Agrahara. 2001 census, Challakere, Horamavu and Arehalli have Eight villages of which seven villages belongs to been classified as outgrowth of Bangalore Municipal Bangalore South Taluk and one to Anekal Taluk have Corporation. In that, only the names of Arehalli and Challakere were deleted from rural frame on being been appended as outgrowths to this Municipality. The entire geographical areas of Kalena Agrahara and classified as outgrowths and Horamavu village retained in the rural frame as only a part of the village is Chunchanghatta of Bangalore South Taluk are treated as outgrowth. classified as outgrowth, hence deleted from the rural frame and another five villages of this taluk viz., Begur, b) Pattanagere City Municipal Council Chikka Thoguru, Beratena Agrahara, Naganathapura In the statutory limits of newly constituted and Parappana Agrahara are still retained in rural Pattanagere City Municipality, the total geographical frame as only the developed portions, which are area of the following villages of Bangalore South Taluk, contiguous to City Municipality, arc considered as which were treated as outgrowths in 1991 Census. outgrowths. The developed p0l1ions of. Kudlu village are included - Channasandra, Bikasipura, of Anekal taluk has been classified as an outgrowth of Kenchanahalli, Halage Vaderahalli. Pattanagere. Bommanahalli City Municipality. Mailasandra, Ittamadu. In case of Hosakerehalli. d) Mahadevapura City Municipal Council Chikkallasandra, J arganahall i, Ye lachanahalIi, Nayandahalli. Pantharapalya, Govinayakanahalli and Mahadevapura City Municipality was fonned vide Kadirenahalli villages, only a part of the outgrowths Notification No. HUD.704 MLR 95 dated 22.4.1996, are included in the City Municipal Council and the comprising the following Statutory Towns/Non remaining areas of these villages are included in one Municipal Census Towns/Outgrowth~ and village~ of or other statutory town limits. 1991 Census.

For the 2001 Census four villages of this taluk (i) H.A. Sanitary Bllard. a Statutory Town of have been classified as outgrowths of Pattanagere 19':) i Census (ii) B Narayanapura. Mahade',apura City Municipality, of which the entire areas ot and KaJugoJi Non Municipal Censlls toVvlb Wt'lC Vaddarapalya and Subramanyapura arc classified a~ fully lIlcluded III the :otalutOlY limits of Cd\'

6i Municipality, (iii) Kodigehalli, Pattandur, Whitefield, Naganaikanahalli and Bandapura. Dommasandra a N allurahalli, Kundlahalli, Chinnappanahalli, Non Municipal Census Town in 1991 census has been Sonnenahalli, Hoody and Munnekolalu outgrowths of declassified due to non-fulfillment of demographic 1991 census, were also included in the City Municipality urban criterion and hence considered as a rural unit limits, (iv) Sadaramangala and R. Narayanapura, and added to the 2001 Census village list. Further two revenue villages are also amalgamated in the City revenue villages of 1991 Census viz. Bommasandra Municipality and (v) Hagadur and Channasandra have and Hebbagodi have been classified as urban, on being been deleted from the village list on being classified satisfied the urban criterion and hence omitted from them as outgrowths of Mahadevapura City the rural frame. Municipality. A portion of Kudlu village of this tal uk contigous e) Krishnarajapura City Municipal Council to Bommanahalli Town of Banglaore South taluk has been classified as an outgrowth of said statutory town Krishnarajapura City Municipality is one of the and however this has no effect on total number of newly formed statutory towns in this taluk vide villages in the tal uk. Notification No. HUD 701 MLR, dated 22.1.1996 which comprises in its limits IT! Notified Area (NAC), Bangalore Rural District Vijinapura (Non Municipal Census Town), Battarahalli, At the 1991 census there were 1883 villages in Medihalli (Outgrowths) and also some portions of the district. For the 2001 census it has come down to Benniganahalli and Banaswadi Census Towns. This 1873 villages. The civic status of Nelamangala MandaI has no effect on the number of villages in the tal uk. Panchayat has been upgraded to Nelamangala town f) Kengeri City Municipal Council Panchayat with the same boundary limits of said MandaI Panchayat vide Notification No HUD 641 Kengeri City Municipality lost its urban status in MLR 95 (1) dated 2.11.95. One village viz., 1991 due to its declassification. After 1991 again Dargajogihalli has been classified as Census town. Kengeri City Municipality was reconstituted by The changes at the taluk levels are briefed below. including 3 outgrowths and one revenue village of Bangalore South Taluk. They are: Kengeri, 1. Dod Ballapur Taluk Valagerehall i and Choodenapura. Name of Sevanagara and Shivalingapura were newly Nagadevanahalli has been deleted from 2001 Census formed villages in the taluk the vide notification No. list of villages. RD. 13 LRD.92 dated 6.2.95. Now these two village Konanakunte, Gottigere, Kothnur and Uttarahalli, names have been accounted in 2001 list of villages. which were villages in 1991 Census were classified as Consequent on expansion of Dod Ballapur town limits Census Town in 2001 Census on satisfying the urban vide Notification No. HUD 336, MLR 95 dated criteria and hence their names deleted from 2001 11.10.95 two villages VIZ. Muttur and Census village list. Siddenayakanahalli were completely merged in the said town and as such their names are not included in 3. Anekal Taluk the 2001 census village list. Further the village The total number of villages in this taluk has Dargajogihalli was classified as Census Town for the increased from 223 in 1991 Census to 233 in 2001 2001 census and hence deleted from village list bringing Census. During the inter-censal period, 11 villages down the total number of villages from 298 in 1991 to have been newly created in the taluk. They are, langal 297 in 2001 census. Apart from these, the civic status Palya, Koppagate, Madapatna, Mestenahalli, lanatha of Dod Ballapur town has been upgraded from Town Colony, Bhovipalya (Shantipura), Thyavakanahalli. Municipality to City Municipality vide Notification cited Vaddarapalya, Chandapura, Chatrakhane. above.

62 2. Devanahalli Taluk census. The total number of villages remains same as Following six villages of the taluk got merged with that of 1991 in all the taluks of Mandya district except the extended boundary limits of Devanahalli town vide Nagamangala. The urban units, Belakavadi, Bellur and Notification No HUD 337 MLR 95 dated 11-10-95: Melukote of 1991 census lost their urban status due to (1) Devanahalli (2) Gullobanahalli (3) Neekri (4) declassification, as they failed to satisfy the Kodimanchanahalli (5) Prasannahalli and (6) Guttahalli. demographic criteria to be treated as urban. The As a result of this, there is a decline of six villages. constituent units of these urban units were included The total number of villages in the taluk fell from 220 with their respective villages. In this process in 1991 to 214 in 2001 Census. N agalapura, which was amalgamated, in the erstwhile Bellur MandaI Panchayat is now treated as an 3. Hoskote Taluk independent village. Further the civic status of The total number of villages in the taluk has Krishnarajpet, Nagamangala which were MandaI declined from 299 in 1991 census to 296 in 2001 Panchayats in 1991 changed to Town Panchayats, census due to merger of Hoskote (R), Dandupalya Malavalli MandaI Panchayat was upgraded to Town and Varadapura villages in the extended boundary limits Municipality, and that of Pandavapura Town of Hoskote town vide Government of Karnataka Municipality to Town Panchayat. Taluk level changes Notification No HUD 334 MLR 95 dated 1.8.95. are briefed below: 4. Magadi Taluk 1. Krishnarajpet Taluk The total number of villages in the taluk has Total number of villages in the taluk stands at 316 increased from 285 in 1991 to 286 in 2001 census due both in 1991 and 2001 Censuses. However the civic to inclusion of one newly created village viz., status of the town has been changed to Town Panchayat Chikkathorepalya by altering the limits of from MandaI Panchayat vide Notification No HUD Thogacheguppe revenue village vide Notification No 641 MLR 95 (28) dated 2-11-95. RD 13 LRD 92 dated 6.2.95. 2. Nagamangala Taluk S. Ramanagaram Taluk Total number of villages in the tal uk, which stood The total number of villages which stood at 135 in at, 366 in 1991, has risen to 367 in 2001 Census. Bellur 1991 has decreased to 133 in 2001 census due to MandaI Panchayat was declassified vide Notification inclusion of two villages in the extended boundary No. Ele/CRl7/95-96 dated 22.6.95, as it did not satisfy limits of Ramanagaram town and the civic status of the urban criteria. Nagalapura, which was the town has been upgraded from Town municipality amalgamated in Bellur (MP) is now treated as a to City Municipality vide Notification No HUD 331 separate village and included in 2001 list of villages. MLR 95 dated 11.10.95. Further the civic status of Nagamangala has changed 6. Kanakapura Taluk from MandaI Panchayat to Town Panchayat vide By altering the limits of Seegekote revenue village,a Notification No HUD 641 MLR 95 (27) dated new village by Anajanapura was formed vide 2-11-95. Government of Karnataka, Notification No RD. 13 3. Pandavapura Taluk LRD 92 dated 22-7 -97, with the addition of this village Total number of villages in the taluk remains at the total number of villages in the taluk, which stood 171 both in 1991 and 2001 Censuses. Melukote town at 258 in 1991 increased to 259 in 2001 Census. was declassified and also does not satisfy the urban Mandya District criterion. Further the village Kaggalipura was not listed The total number of villages in the district has in 1991 Census under the impression that the entire increased from 1,478 in 1991 census to 1,479 in 2001 area was submerged under K R S Reservoir. For the

63 2001 Census, it was brought to the notice that human the civic status of Belur town has been changed from settlement exists in the jurisdiction of Kaggalipura Town Municipal Council to Town Panchayat vide village and hence included in the list of villages. On notification No HUD 121 MLR 95 dated 6.10.95. the other hand Sayappanahalli village is fully submerged 2. Arsikere Taluk in K R S Reservoir and hence deleted from the 2001 list of villages. In 1991 Banavara MandaI Panchayat was treated as an urban unit and was derecognised as Gram 4. Malavalli Taluk Panchayat as it also failed to fulfill the demographic The total number of villages remains same at 186 criteria to be treated as urban. Further Arsikere Town both in 1991 and 2001 Censuses. However, Belakavadi limits were extended by including the portions of Interim MandaI Panchayat in 1991 lost its urban status Arsikere non municipal census town vide notification because of declassification and also it did not satisfy No HUD 319 MLR 95 dated 6.10.95. The contiguous the urban criteria. Hence it was included in the 2001 developed area (part) of Arasikere non municipal list of villages. Further the civic status of Malavalli census town, but falling outside town limits, has been Town was upgraded to town Municipality from MandaI classified as outgrowth of Arasikere town and the rest Panchayat, vide Notification No HUD 276 95 dated of area as Arsikere Rural. With the inclusion of 21.7.95. Banavara and Arsikere Rural into the 2001 list of Hassan District villages, the total number of villages in the taluk has This district occupies 3rd place amongst the districts, increased from 368 in 1991 to 370 in 2001 census and having highest number of villages in the state. For the lost 2 urban units of 1991 census. 200 1 Census, the total number of villages in the district 3. Hassan Taluk is 2,559 as against 2,552 in 1991 Census. The increase Gondikaval village was fully submerged under the in number of villages is mostly due to, declassification backwaters of Hemavathi Reservoir, hence deleted of some of the urban units and consequent on their from 2001 census village list. Entire geographical inclusion in the rural frame and also amalgamation of area of two villages viz., Channapatna and villages in the statutory towns. The civic status of Alur Bommanayakanahalli and one outgrowth Beeranahalli and Arkalgud towns were upgraded to Town Panchayats, while Belur Town Municipality was along with the portions of 15 villages including eight changed to Town Panchayat. Besides, the erstwhile outgrowths of Hassan Urban Agglomeration, were Mandal Panchayats of Banavara, Konanur, included in the extended boundary limits of Hassan Sravanbelgola were declassified and did not satisfy City Municipality vide GOK Notification No. HUD the criteria to be treated as urban, and Gorur a Non 316 MLR 95 dated 29.07.95. The portions of the eight Municipal Census Town was reverted to rural status outgrowths falling outside the said statutory towns for not fulfilling the urban criteria. Further, consequent were treated as rural and included in the 2001 Census on expansion of Hassan city Municipality limits, entire village list. Sathyamangala 1991 outgrowth of Hassan area of one outgrowth, 2 revenue villages and portions UA now classified as Census Town, for having of 15 other villages including some outgrowths which satisfied the urban criteria, Gorur a Non Municipal are on the periphery of the town were included in the Census Town in 1991 was declassified for not fulfilling said statutory town. Sathyamangala, an outgrowth of the urban criteria and hence induded in the village list Hassan Urban Agglomeration of 1991 Census has of 2001 census. As a result, the total number of villages been classified as Census town. Taluk level changes in the taluk has gone up from 385 in 1991 census to are briefed below : 391 in 2001 census. 1. Belur taluk 4. Alur Taluk The total number of villages in the taluk remained Two villages namely Kotte Hosur and same at 383 both in 1991 and 200 I censuses. However Lakkondahalli were presumed to be submerged under

64 Hemavathi Reservoir and hence not accounted in 1991 Dakshina Kannada District Census and now they have been included in the 2001 The erstwhile Dakshina Kannada district consisted census village list as the entire area is not fully of 8 taluks, of which 3 taluks were transferred to submerged in the said resorvior. With the inclusion of newly formed Udupi district leaving behind 5 taluks 2 villages the total number of villages in the taluk has namely Mangalore, Bantval, Beltangadi, Puttur and risen to 259 in 2001 census from 257 in 1991. The Sulya, in the present bifurcated of Dakshina Kannada civic status of Alur MandaI Panchayat has been vide Government of Karnataka, Notification No, RD upgraded to Alur Town Panchayat vide Notification 42 LRD 87 Part III Bangalore dated 2.8.1997. Later No. HUD 641 MLR 95 (23) dated 2.11.95. 26 villages of Karkal taluk (Moodbidri Firka) along 5. Arkalgud Taluk with Mudbidri town of Udupi district have been No change in total number of villages during 1991- transferred to Mangalore taluk of Dakshina Kannada district vide Notification No RD 42 LRD 87 Part III 2001. However the civic status of Arkalgud Town has Bangalore dated 25.3.1998. Apart from these, other been upgraded from MandaI Panchayat to Town notable changes are :(i) Seven villages were classified Panchayat with same jurisdiction vide Notification No. as Census Towns, (ii) Peramannur, a Non Muncipal HUD 641 MLR 95 (24) dated 2.11.95. Town of 1991 census, was merged with Ullal Town 6. Hole Narsipur Taluk Panchayat vide Notification No HUD 261 MLR 95 In 1991, it was presumed that entire area of Hole dated 20.12.1995, (iii) New Mangalore Port, a Non Narsipur village was included in Hole Narsipur town Census Town and Suratkal Municipality along with and hence not listed in the list of villages. During 2001 Bengre area, Baikampady, Tannirbavi, Panambur, Census it was reported that certain areas of Hole Katipalla, Kulai and Hosabettu, outgrowths of Narsipur village, still remains outside the Municipal Mangalore, have been merged with Mangalore limits, which is identified as Hole Narsipur (Rural) and Municipal Corporation vide Notification no HUD 174 added to the 2001 village list as an independent unit. UMS 96 dated 10.8.1997, (iv) Kemminje, a Non With the addition of this village, the total number of Municipal Town of 1991, was declassified and its major villages in the taluk increased from 248 in 1991 census portion got merged with the extended boundary limits to 249 in 2001 census. ofPuttur Municipality vide Notification No HUD 258 7. Channarayapatna Taluk MLR 95 dated 20.12.1995 and (v) Two new statutory towns were constituted viz .. Beltangadi (Town The extended town limits of Channarayapatna Panchayat) and Sulya (Town Panchayat) vide includes the entire geographical area of the revenue Notification No.s HUD 641 MLR 95 (21) dated village Goornahalli vide Notification No. HUD 319 9.1.1996 and HUD 641 MLR 95 (22) dated 9.1.1996 MLR-95 dated 6-10-95 and hence deleted from 2001 respectively. After accounting all these changes, the list of villages. Further two villages viz., Marenahalli total number of villages in the district has risen from and Nagasamudra are classified as urban, being the 345 in 1991 to 354 in 200 1, and urban units from 10 to outgrowths of newly formed Channarayapatna U.A. 14. The taluk level changes occurred during the decade So the total number of villages in the taluk fell from is briefed below. 388 in 1991 to 385 in 2001 census. Another important development, which has no effect on the total number 1. Mangalore Taluk of villages in the taluk is that Shravana Belagola an The tal uk witnessed many changes during the Interim MandaI Panchayat which was an urban unit in decade 1991-2001. 26 villages and Mudbidri town 1991, was declassified as Gram Panchayat and also belonging to Moodbidri Firka of Karkal taluk, Udupi failed to meet the demographic criteria of a place to district were transferred to this taluk. Of these 26 be treated as urban. villages, 3 villages namely Kallabettu, Koranje and

65 Maroor are subsequently included in the extended 5. Sulya Taluk municipal jurisdiction of Moodbidri Town Municipality With the constitution of Sulya Town Panchayat, a vide Notification No HUD 254 MLR 95 dated statutory town comprising in its limits, the entire 25.10.1995. Six revenue villages viz. Adyar, Bajipe, geographical area of Sulya village vide Notification no Mudushedde, Mullur, Munnur and 62-Thokur have been HUD 541 MLR 95 (22) dated 9. 1.l 996, the total classified as Census Towns and deleted from 2001 number of villages in the taluk has declined from 41 in census list of villages. Peramannur, a Non Municipal 1991 to 40 in 2001 Census. Census Town of 1991, is now completely merged with Kodagu District the newly constituted Ullal Town Panchayat vide Notification No HUD 262 MLR 95 dated 20.10.1995. In this district, the total number of village remains New Mangalore Port, a non Municipal Census Town the same at 296 both at 1991 and 2001 censuses. and Suratkal Town Municipality have been included in However four towns viz. Kodlipet, Sanivarsanthe. the extended boundary limits of Mangalore Municipal Suntikoppa and Ponnampet MandaI Panchayats lost Corporation along with seven outgrowths viz. Bengre their urban status due to declassification and also they area, Baikampady, Tannirbhavi, Panambur, Katipalla, did not satisfy the urban demographic criteria Kulai and Hosabettu vide Notification No HUD 174 subsequently they were included in their respective UMS 96 dated 10.8.1997. After accounting all these villages. additions and deletions of villages. the total number of 1. Somvarpet Taluk villages moved up from 77 in 1991 to 88 in 2001 census. No change in number of villages and stands at 135 2. Bantval Taluk both in 1991 and 2001 Censuses. However the taluk The total number of villages in the taluk has declined lost three urban units viz., Kodli;Jet, Sanivarsanthe and from 80 in 1991 to 79 in 2001, due to classification of Suntikoppa, Interim Mandal Panchayats of 1991 census Thumbe revenue village as Census Town. The civic and further as they failed to satisfy the demographic status of Bantval Town has been changed from Town test to be treated as urban, they were included in their Municipality to Town Panchayat vide Notification No respective village limits. The civic status of Somvarpet HUD 256 MLR.95 dated 20.10.1995. has been changed from Interim MandaI Panchayat to 3. Beltangadi Taluk Town Panchayat vide Notification No HUD 641 MLR 95 (25) dated 2.11.1995. With the constitution of Beltangadi Town 2. Virajpet Taluk Panchayat comprising of entire geographical area of Beltangadi village vide Notification No. HUD 641 MLR In this taluk also there is no change in number of 95 (21) dated 9.1.1996, the total number of villages in villages and remains constant at 94 in both 1991 and the taluk has decreased from 81 in 1991 to 80 in 2001 2001 Censuses. However, on the urban side of the Census. taluk, Ponnampet MandaI Panchayat, a Non Census 4. Puttur Taluk Town in 1991, was declassified and also did not satisfy the urban demographic criteria and hence lost its urban Consequent on expansion of boundary limits of status and included in rural frame, which had no effect Puttur Municipality, major portions of Kemminje Census on the total number of villages in the taluk. The civic Town of 1991, were included in the limits of said status of Virajpet MandaI Panchayat, now changed statutory town. Vide Notification No HUD 258 MLR into Virajpet Town Panchayat, vide Notification No 95 dated 20.10.1995. The left out portions of Kemminje HUD 641 95 (26) dated 9.1.1996. village falling outside the said town is now included in rural frame as an independent village. With this addition Mysore District the total number of villages in the taluk has increased The erstwhile Mysore district was bifurcated into from 66 in 1991 Census to 67 in 2001 Census. two s viz., Mysore and Chamarajanagar vide

66 Government of Kamataka Notification No RD 42 LRD 9 outgrowths viz., Chikkaharadanahalli, Malalavadi, 87 part III Bangalore dated 2.8.l997. The present Kukkarahalli, Vijayashripura, Maragowdanahalli, Mysore district comprises 7 taluks in its jurisdiction Iranagera, Devanur, Yaraganahalli and Nechanahalli viz., Piriyapatna, Hunsur, Krishnarajanagara, Mysore, of Mysore UA of 1991 Census were included in the Heggadadevankote, Nanjangud and T. Narsipur. Corporation limits. However this has no effect on the Owing to deletion and addition of villages in the taluks, total number of villages in the tal uk. the total number of villages in the district has risen 5. Heggadadevankote Taluk from 1332 in 1991 to 1340 in 2001 Census. Two urban This taluk had three urban units in 1991 Census. units of 1991 census were declassified as rural. Taluk During the 200 I Census it has fallen to one. The two level changes occurred during the decade is briefed urban units which lost the urban status are Sargur, a below: MandaI Panchayat, and Kabini Colony, a Non 1. Piriyapatna Taluk Municipal Census Town due to declassification and With the inclusion of two newly created villages also they did not satisfy the urban criterion to be treated viz., Borehosahalli and Rajivnagar vide Notification as urban. However this has not affected the total No RD 26 LRD 92 dated 28.l.l995, the total number number of villages in the tal uk. On the other hand the of villages has gone up from 201 in 1991 to 203 in total number of villages in the taluk remained same at 2001. The civic status of Piriyapatna has been 281 both in 1991 and 2001 census. The civic status upgraded from Mandai Panchayat to Town Panchayat of Heggadadevankote Town has been changed from with the existing jurisdictions of earstwhile Mandai Mandai Panchayat to Town Panchayat vide Panchayat vide Notification No HUD 641 MLR 95 Notification No HUD 641 MLR 95 (29) dated 07.05.96 (31) dated 9.1.1996. 6. Nanjangud Taluk 2. Hunsur Taluk Two new villages have been fornled viz., leemaralli The total number of villages in the taluk has moved and Srikantanagar vide Notification No RD 26 LRD up from 210 in 1991 to 213 in 2001 Census, owing to 92 dated 28.1.1995 and with the addition of these two addition of three newly created villages viz., Kabbe into the 2001 list of villages the total strength of the Koppalu, Rathnapuri and Maralina Koppalu vide villages in the taluk moved up from 188 in 1991 to 190 Notification No RD 26 LRD 92 dated 28.1.1995. in 2001 Census. 3. Krishnarajanagar Taluk 7. T. Narsipura Taluk Kulume Hosuru and Kalammana Koppalu were There is no change in the number of villages newly formed villages in the taluk vide Notification No between 1991 and 2001 censuses and stands at 132, RD 26 LRD 92 dated 28.1.1995. With the inclusion however the civic status of T. Narsipura Town has of these two villages in the village list, the total number changed from Mandai Panchayat to Town Panchayat of villages in the taluk has gone up from 176 in 1991 and that of Bannur changed from Town Municipality to 178 in 2001 Census. to Town Panchayat vide Notification No HUD 641 4. Mysore Taluk MLR 95 (30) dated 9.1.1996 and No HUD 447 MLR 95 dated 19.10.1995 respectively. The total number of villages in the taluk has decreased from 144 in 1991 census to 143 in 2001 Chamarajanagar District Census. Lingambudi, a revenue village is now treated A newly formed district from the erstwhile Mysore as an outgrowth to Mysore Urban Agglomeration and district and comprises four taluks in its jurisdictions hence deleted from the list of villages. Consequent on viz., Gundlupet, Chamarajanagar. Yelandur and expansion of Mysore Municipal Corporation limits. Kollegal. In 1991 Census 512 villages were accounted Kyathamaranahalli, Mysore non municipal census town, from these four taluks. For 2001 Census, it has

67 decreased to 509, one statutory town viz. Malai With the addition of these two newly created villages. Mahadeswara Hills Notified Area Committee has lost the total number of villages in the taluk has increased its urban status due to its declassification. Changes from 26 in 1991 to 28 in 2001. The civic status of occurred at taluk level are briefed below: Yelandur Town was upgraded from MandaI Panchayat 1. Chamarajanagar Taluk to Town Panchayat vide notification No. HUD 641 Besides the taluk headquarters, it also became MLR. 95 (32) dated 2.11.1995. headquarters after formation of the new district. The civic status of the Town Municipality has been 3. Kollegal Taluk upgraded to City Municipality with extended Bastipura, a revenue village has been included in jurisdictions vide Government of Karnataka Notification the extended limits of Kollegal Municipality, vide No HUD 448 MLR 95 dated 19.10.1995. The Notification No. HUD 450 MLR 95 dated 19.10.1995 extended city limits, includes the entire geographical and the name of village has been deleted from the area of Karinanjapura, Somvarpet, Galipura and Mudalapura villages. As a result, the total number of rural frame. With the deletion of this village, the total villages in the taluk fell from 188 in 1991 Census to number of villages in the taluk has decreased from 184 in 2001 Census. 140 in 1991 to 139 in 2001. Further one statutory town 2. Yelandur Taluk viz., Malai Mahadeshwara Hills (NAC) was declassified and included in the concerned village. Kinakahalli and Mamballi are newly formed villages vide Notification No. RD 26 LRD 92 dated 29.01.95. which had no effect on the total number of villages.

68 TABLE A-I NUMBER OF VILLAGES, TOWNS, HOUSEHOLDS, POPULATION AND AREA

FLY-LEAF

Table A-I is the basic population table which Urban agglomerations, Cities and Towns. In 2001 corresponds to the general population table A-I of 2001 Census slight modification has been made in the Census. This table gives the statistics of number of presentation of Table A-I. This table has been presented inhabited and uninhabited villages, number of towns, in two parts viz. Table A-I Part (I) and Part (II). Table number of households, population by sex according to A-I (Part-I) gives the statistics for StateiUnion Territory, the 2001 Census for total, rural and urban areas, area Districts and Sub-districts for total, rural and urban areas in square km. and population per square km. The figures separately and A-I (Part-II) gives the figures of Urban are given first for State followed by districts, Sub-districts, Agglomerations, Cities and Towns only.

69 A-I (Part-I): Number of Villages, Towns, Households, Population and Area S tatelDistrictrraluk TI No. of villages Numbe Number Population Area in Popu­ RI Inha- Un- r of of square lation U bited inhabited towns house- kilo- per holds P M F metre square kilo- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11,"' KARNATAKA T 27,481 1,925 270 10,401,918 52,8S0,.562 26,898,918 25,951,6:14 191,791.00 276 R 27,481 1,925 6,725,882 34,889,033 17,648,958 17,240,075 186,590.02 187 V 270 3,676,036 17,.%1,529 9,249,960 8,711,569 5,200.98 3,453 1 Bel~Distrid: T 1,255 15 22 789,164 4,214,Sffi 2,150,090 2,064,415 13,415.00 314 R 1,255 15 590,751 3,201,814 1,630,756 1,571,058 13,047.01 245 U 22 198,413 1,012,691 519,334 493,357 367.99 2.752 1 Cllikcx:li Taluk T 131 3 113,184 567,ffll 2CX),943 276,658 1,271.70 446 R 131 CX),859 456,495 234,597 221.898 1,220.79 374 U 3 22,325 1ll,l(Xi 56,346 54.7ffl 50.91 2,182 2 Atlmi Taluk T 108 1 85,536 461,862 236.878 224,984 1.994.96 232 R 108 77.612 420,912 216,(Xil 2(»,851 1,985.87 212 U 7,924 40,950 20,817 20.133 9.('/} 4.505 3 RaybagTaluk T 59 2 59,212 347.ffil 178.825 168.775 957.95 363 R 59 52,992 311,828 Iffl,220 151,608 946.25 330 U 2 6,220 35,772 18,ff)5 17.167 11.70 3,057 4 Gokak Taluk T 131 4 92,539 526.ID2 2(i),630 259.462 1,543.27 341 R 131 ff),813 40UlXi 202,991 198,015 1.475.65 272 U 4 22.726 125,086 63,639 61,447 67.62 1,850 5 Hukeri Taluk T 123 2 70,793 357,193 181.579 175,614 991.49 360 R 123 60,271 304.765 154,7(» 150,(Xil 977.97 312 U 2 10,522 52,428 26,875 25,553 13.52 3.878 T 119 5 159,472 815,581 418,(fl) 396,972 1.036.86 787 R 119 57,172 30),101 156.970 152.131 863.63 358 U 5 102,300 5

70 A-I (Part-I): Number of Villages, Towns, Households, Population and Area StateIDistrictrraluk TI No. of villages Numbe Number Population Area in Popu­ RI Inha- Un- r of of square lation U bited inhabited towns house- kilo- per holds P M F metre square kilo-

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 4 B:l(i;uni Taluk T 149 3 5lJI6 291.924 146,424 145.500 IJ74.71 212 R 149 37,430 214,869 107.581 107,288 IJ59.15 158 U 3 13,686 77.055 38,843 38,212 15.56 4,952 5 Bagplkot Taluk T 95 1 45,941 247.271 125.122 122.149 937.91 264 R 95 28,774 156.283 78,326 77.957 888.85 176 U 17.167 90.988 46,796 44.192 49.06 1,855 6 Hungund Taluk T 161 2 50.379 287,086 144,462 142,624 1,359.04 211 R 161 37.986 217.129 109,057 108,072 IJ4 I. 26 162 U 2 12.393 69.957 35.405 34,552 17.78 3,935 3 Bijapur District T 660 17 6 317,379 1,806,918 926,424 880,494 10,494.00 172 R 660 17 246,345 1,410,829 723,276 687,553 10,226.67 138 U 6 71,034 396,089 203,148 192,941 267.33 1,482 1 Bijapur Taluk T 118 102.401 569,348 292,687 276,661 2,634.32 216 R 118 56,165 315,457 162,271 153,186 2,531.73 125 U 46.236 253,891 130,416 123,475 102.59 2,475 2 Indi Taluk T 129 4 61.220 353.987 183.615 170.372 2,221.40 159 R 129 4 55,663 322,505 167.363 155,142 2.194.26 147 U 5.557 31.482 16.252 15.230 27.14 1,160 3 Sindgi Taluk T 147 54.967 326.655 167.295 159,360 2,176.72 150 R 147 50,142 298.923 153.081 145,842 2,175.26 137 U 4.825 27.732 14.214 13,518 1.46 18,995 4 Basavana Bagevadi T 121 4 54,243 303,290 154.766 148,524 1,944.61 156 Taluk R 121 4 49,423 274.730 140.207 134,523 1.818.10 151 U 4.820 28,560 14.559 14,001 126.51 226 5 Muddebihal Taluk T 145 8 2 44.548 253,638 128.061 125,577 1,501.41 169 R 145 8 34,9~2 199.214 100,354 98,860 1,491.78 134 U 2 9.596 54,424 27.707 26,717 9.63 5,652 4 Gulbarga District T 1,360 77 17 536,056 3,130,922 1,592,789 1,538,133 16,224.00 193 R 1,360 77 390,513 2,278,301 1,152,343 1,125,958 15,853.56 144 U 17 145,543 852,621 440,446 412,175 370.44 2,302 1 Aland T aluk T 135 51,997 297.136 152,233 144.903 1,734.07 171 R 135 46,306 261.891 133.962 127,929 1,719.34 152 U 5,691 35,245 18.271 16,974 14.73 2,393 2 Afzalpur Taluk T 89 4 31,054 180,071 92.538 87.533 1,304.74 138 R 89 4 27,718 160,736 82.447 78,289 1,301.90 123 U 3,336 19,335 lO,091 9,244 2.84 6,808 3 Gulbar§1 Taluk T 136 4 115,237 675,679 348.665 327,014 1.734.53 390 R 136 4 41.392 245,414 125.071 120.343 1.670.05 147 U 73,845 430,265 223.594 206.671 64.48 6,673 4 Chincholi Taluk T 137 II 39.617 223,646 113,309 110.337 1,552.20 144 R 137 II 36.560 206.502 104,267 102,235 1.542.36 134 U 3.057 17.144 9.042 8,102 9.84 1.742 5 Sed:ml T a1uk T 109 8 2 36,057 196.154 97.709 98,445 1.036.17 189 R 109 8 28,594 156.026 77.208 78.818 999.83 156 U 2 7.463 40.128 20.501 19,627 36.34 1.104 6 Chitapur Taluk T 122 3 5 63.214 366.802 IR6.390 180,412 1.767.55 208 R 122 3 41.408 238.532 120.267 118.265 1.629.78 146 U 5 21.806 128.270 66.123 62,147 137.77 931 7 ] evargi T aluk T 145 14 39,590 235.254 119.598 115.656 1.825.71 129 R 145 14 36.337 216.075 109.765 106.310 1.815.53 119 U 3.253 19.179 9.833 9.346 10.18 1,884

71 A-l (Part-I): Number of Villages, Towns, Households, Population and Area S tatelDistricttraluk TI No. of villages Numbe Number Population Area in Popu­ R/ Inha- Un- r of of square lation U hited inhabited towns house­ kilo­ per holds P M F metre square kilo- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 8 Shorapur Taluk T 190 11 56.057 336.755 170,092 166,663 1.838.18 183 R 190 11 49,026 293,133 148.009 145,124 1.824.86 161 U 1 7.031 43.622 22,083 21,539 13.32 3.275 9 Shahpur Taluk T 145 9 2 48,435 293.518 148,319 145.199 1,687.07 174 R 145 9 40.956 249.819 125,777 124.042 1.623.42 154 U 2 7,479 43.699 22.542 21,157 63.65 687 10 Yadgir Taluk T 152 12 2 54,798 325.907 163,936 161.971 1.709.16 191 R 152 12 42,216 250,173 125,570 124.603 1.691.87 148 U 2 12,582 75.734 38,366 37,368 17.29 4.380 5 Bidar District T 599 22 6 252,250 1,502,373 771,022 731,351 5,448.00 276 R 599 22 196,733 1,157,498 591,653 565,845 5,299.94 218 U 6 55,517 344,875 179,369 165,506 148.06 2,329 Basavakalyan Taluk T 112 3 50,606 299.910 152.998 146.912 1.202.97 249 R 112 3 41.888 241,125 122,427 118,698 1,185.76 203 U 8,718 58,785 30.571 28.214 17.21 3,416 2 Bhalki Taluk T 130 3 44.057 257,04·2 132,016 125,026 1'] 17.20 230 R 130 3 38,374 221,949 113,353 108.596 1,085.89 204 U 5,683 35.093 18,663 16,430 31.31 U21 3 Aurad T aluk T 151 41.633 245,294 125,739 119,555 1,227.20 200 R 151 38,958 229,490 117,559 111.931 1.220.14 188 U 2.675 15.804 8,180 7,624 7.06 2.239 4 Bidar Taluk T 124 10 67,627 405,540 209.230 196,310 925.19 438 R 124 10 38,573 231.283 118.568 112.715 867.10 267 U 1 29.054 174,257 90,662 83,595 58.09 3.000 5 Homnabad Taluk T 82 5 2 48,327 294.587 151.039 143,548 987.56 298 R 82 5 38.940 233.651 119.746 113,905 953.17 245 U 2 9,387 60,936 31,293 29,643 34.39 1.772 6 Raichur District T 830 53 9 297,775 1,669,762 841,840 827,922 8,841.00 189 R 830 53 221,211 1,248,925 626,859 622,066 8,328.59 150 U 9 76,564 420,837 214,981 205,856 112.41 3.744 1 Lingsugur Taluk T 186 5 4 54,074 321.042 162,628 158,414 1,948.05 165 R 186 5 41,448 247,478 124,942 122,536 1,926.09 128 U 4 12,626 73,564 37.686 35,878 21.96 3,350 2 Devadurga Taluk T 173 15 36,709 222,457 112,245 110,212 1.507.95 148 R 173 15 33,017 200,463 100.933 99,530 1.507.11 133 U 1 3,692 21,994 11.312 10,682 0.84 26.183 3 Raichur Taluk T 147 13 2 81.265 435,380 220,675 214,705 1,534.69 284 R 147 13 39,068 208.976 105.087 103.889 1.478.11 141 U 2 42,197 226,404 115.588 110.816 56.58 4.001 4 Manvi Taluk T 164 7 59.964 330,719 166,063 164,656 1.792.91 184 R 164 7 53.147 293.106 147,002 146,104 1,790.46 164 U 6,817 37.613 19.061 18,552 2.45 15,352 5 Sindhnur Taluk T 160 13 65,763 360.164 180.229 179.935 1,598.74 225 R 160 13 54,531 298.902 148.895 150,007 1.568.16 191 U 1 11.232 61.262 31.334 29,928 30.58 2.003 7 Koppal T 594 35 5 210,888 1,196,089 603,312 592,777 5,575.00 215 R 594 35 174,491 997,797 502,732 495,065 5,531.60 180 IT 5 36,397 198,292 100,580 97,712 43.40 4,569 1 Yelbarga Taluk T 138 6 41.379 236.373 119.264 117.109 1,489.66 159 R 138 6 39.248 224.931 113.471 111.460 U88.51 151 U 2.131 11.442 5,793 5,649 1.15 9.950

72 A-l (Part-I): Number of Villages, Towns, Households, Population and Area StateIDistricttraluk TI No. of villages Numbe Number Population Area in Popu. RI Inha· Un· r of of square lation U bited inhabited towns house· kilo· per holds P M F metre square kilo· 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

2 Kushtagi Taluk T 164 13 40.365 239,331 120,621 118,710 1,370.38 175 R 164 13 36,608 218,148 109,855 108,293 1,359.04 161 U 3,757 2U83 10.766 10,417 11.34 1,868 3 Gangawati Taluk T 148 9 73,588 406,334 204.356 201,978 1,311.21 310 R 148 9 54,668 304,942 153,145 151,797 1,295.43 235 U 1 J8,920 101,392 51,211 50,181 15.78 6.425 4 Koppal Taluk T 144 7 2 55,556 314,051 159,071 154,980 1.364.25 230 R 144 7 43,967 249,776 126,261 123,515 1,349.12 185 U 2 11,589 64,275 32,810 31,465 15.13 4.24& 8 GatlJlg District T 329 8 9 181,500 971,835 493,533 478,302 4,656.00 209' R 329 8 117,796 629,652 319,629 310,023 4,385.56 144 U 9 63,704 342,183 173,904 168,279 270.44 1,265 1 Nargund Taluk T 34 17,00J 92,679 47,286 45,393 435.67 213 R 34 10,766 60,118 30,701 29,417 416.10 144 U 6,234 32.561 16,585 15.976 19.57 1,664 2 RonTaluk T 93 3 46,271 247,645 124,658 122,987 1,295.09 191 R 93 34,151 181,091 91,080 90.011 1,121.90 161 U 3 12,120 66,554 33,578 32,976 173.19 384 3 GadagTaluk T 61 3 2 62,968 332,011 168,887 163,124 1,097.53 303 R 61 3 30,467 158,931 80,906 78,025 1,035.15 154 U 2 32,501 173.080 87.981 85,099 62.38 2,775 4 Shirhatti Taluk T 87 2 33,665 183,191 93,284 89,907 949.34 193 R 87 24,506 133,566 68,059 65,507 940.68 142 U 2 9,159 49,625 25,225 24,400 8.66 5.730 5 Mundargi Taluk T 54 4 21,596 116,309 59,418 56,891 885.50 131 R 54 4 17,906 95,946 48,883 47,063 878.86 109 U 3,690 20,363 10,535 9,828 6.64 3.067 9 DharnadDistrict T 361 18 6 297,494 1,604,253 823,204 781,049 4,260.00 377 R 361 18 130,692 722,336 371,275 351,061 3,958.91 182 U 6 166,802 881,917 451,929 429,988 301.09 2,929 I Dharwad Taluk T 109 9 39,138 218,961 112,239 106,722 999.00 219 R 109 9 36,246 202,671 103,941 98,730 990.53 205 U 1 2,892 16,290 8,298 7,992 8.47 1.923 2 Navalgund Taluk T 57 2 32,198 176,648 90.360 86.288 1,080.78 163 R 57 23.329 128,736 65,950 62,786 1.026.67 125 U 2 8,869 47,912 24,410 23,502 54.11 885 3 Hubli Taluk T 51 7 23,249 128,380 66,00J 62.380 620.74 207 R 51 7 23,249 128.380 66,00J 62,380 620.74 207 U 4 Kalghatgi Taluk T 87 25,297 137,016 70,780 66,236 682.44 201 R 87 22,460 122.336 63.294 59,042 658.52 186 U 2.837 14,680 7,486 7,194 23.92 614 5 Kund~1 Taluk T 57 28,333 157,053 80,740 76.313 648.50 242 R 57 25.408 140,213 72,090 68.123 647.33 217 U I 2,925 16.840 8.650 8.190 1.17 14.393 10 Utara Kannada T 1,246 43 13 273,422 1.353,644 686,876 666,768 10,291.00 132 District R 1,246 43 193,406 965,731 489,908 475,823 10,039.23 96 U 13 80,016 387,913 196,968 190,945 251.77 1,541

73 A-I (part-I): Number of Villages, Towns, Households, Population and Area StateIDistrictlfaluk TI No. of villages Number Number Population Area in Popu­ RJ Inha- Un- of of square lation U bited inhabited towns house- kilo- per holds P M F metre square kilo- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Karwar Taluk T 51 35,273 147,890 75,160 72,730 724,12 204 R 51 17,882 72,852 36,625 36,227 687.17 106 U 17,391 75,038 38,535 36.503 36.95 2,031 2 Supa Taluk T 114 6 10,186 48,914 24,590 24,324 1,910.44 26 R 114 6 10,186 48,914 24,590 24,324 1.910.44 26 U 3 Haliyal Taluk T III 18 2 20,360 105,851 53,895 51,956 839.10 126 RIll 18 15,072 80,350 40,957 39,393 820.93 98 U 2 5,288 25,501 12,938 12,563 18.17 1.403 4 Yellapur Taluk T 127 15,292 73,497 37,626 35,871 1,298.75 57 R 127 11,440 55,574 28,566 27,008 1.234.15 45 U 3,852 17,923 9,060 8,863 64.60 277 5 Mund!}Xi Taluk T 84 7 17.163 90,738 48,973 4L765 667.44 136 R 84 7 13,852 74,565 40,643 3}.922 655.45 114 U 3,311 16,173 8,330 7,843 11.99 1,349 6 Sirsi Taluk T 221 36.103 175,550 89.286 86,264 1.322.32 133 R 221 22,051 110,215 56,153 54,062 1,285.58 86 U 14,052 65,335 33,133 32,202 36.74 1,778 7 Ankola Taluk T 80 21.079 101,549 51,398 50,151 904.79 112 R 80 15,626 75,411 38,263 37.148 888.15 85 U 5,453 26,138 13.135 13,003 16.64 1.571 8 Kurnta Taluk T 111 7 28,251 145,826 73,834 71.992 590.45 . 247 R 111 7 21,412 111,327 56,391 54,936 570.03 195 U 6,839 34,499 17,443 17,056 20.42 1.689 9 Siddapur Taluk T 195 20,598 100,870 5U07 49,763 847.27 119 R 195 17,591 86,820 43,975 42,845 828.75 105 U 3,007 14,050 7,132 6,918 18.52 759 10 Honavar Taluk T 92 32,808 160,331 80.018 80,313 756.15 212 R 92 29,058 142,507 71.012 71,495 747.29 191 U 3,750 17,824 9,006 8,818 8.86 2,012 11 Bhatkal Taluk T 60 2 25,188 149,338 73,740 75,598 355.50 420 R 60 19,236 107,196 52,733 54,463 345.14 311 U 2 5,952 42,142 21,007 21,135 10.36 4,068 11 Haven DisJrict T 691 7 9 260,283 1,439,116 740,0t69 698,647 4,823.00 298 R 691 7 206,922 1,140,096 586,935 553,161 4,683.05 243 U 9 53,361 299,020 153,534 145,486 139.95 2,137 1 Shiggaon Taluk T 91 2 29,225 166.742 86,112 80,630 589.23 283 R 91 21.721 122,091 62,997 59,094 565.77 216 U 2 7,504 44,651 23,115 21,536 23.46 1,903 2 Savanur Taluk T 65 24.420 143,885 74,353 69,532 538.99 267 R 65 19,036 108,322 56,020 52,302 533.50 203 U 5,384 35,563 18,333 17,230 5.49 6,478 3 Hang;li Taluk T 150 41.308 230,750 J 18.161 112.589 767.78 301 R 150 36,939 205,741 105,360 100,381 743.42 277 U 4,369 25,009 12,801 12,208 24.36 1.027 4 Haveri Taluk T 89 46.473 252,347 130.230 In.ll7 799.54 316 R 89 35,600 196,434 101.641 94,793 773.35 254 U lO,873 55,913 28,589 27.324 26.19 2.135

74 A-l (part-I): Number of Villages, Towns, Households, Population and Area StateIDistrictrraluk TI No.ofviUages Number Number Population Area in Popu- RI Inha- Un- of of square lation U bited inhabited towns house- kilo- per holds P M F metre square kilo- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 5 Byadgi TaIuk T 64 2 23,371 127,944 65,765 62,179 436.57 293 R 64 2 18.579 102.281 52,641 49,640 433.22 236 U 4.792 25,663 13,124 12,539 3.35 7.661 6 Hirekerur T aIuk T 125 3 39,913 212,458 108,829 103.629 806.92 263 R 125 3 36,883 196,586 100,725 95.861 793.99 248 U 3,030 15.872 8,104 7,768 12.93 1,228 7 Ranibennur T 107 2 55,573 304.990 157,019 147.971 904.56 337 R 107 38,164 208,641 107,551 101.090 860.39 242 U 2 17,409 96,349 49,468 46.881 44.17 2,181 12 Bellary District T 524 30 11 373,034 2,027,140 1,029,714 997,426 8,450.00 240 R 524 30 237,779 1,320,290 668,534 651,756 8,072.40 164 U 11 135,255 706,850 361,180 345,670 377.60 1,872 1 Hadagalli Taluk T 56 31.084 168,118 85.051 83,067 947.82 177 R 56 26,759 144.704 73,177 71,527 927.99 156 U 4,325 23,414 11,874 11,540 19.83 1,181 2 Hagaribomrnanahulli T 53 3 28,871 159.886 80.770 79,116 973.95 164 TaIuk R 53 3 28,871 159.886 80,770 79,116 973.95 164 U 3 Hospet TaIuk T 68 6 3 70,719 374,949 189.674 185,275 904.17 415 R 68 6 27,776 153,499 77.177 76,322 791.19 194 U 3 42.943 221,450 112,497 108,953 112.98 1,960 4 Siruguppa TaIuk T 83 2 42.098 235,344 117,731 117.613 1.036.17 227 R 83 29,943 168,842 84.322 84,520 961.78 176 U 2 12,155 66.502 33,409 33,093 74.39 894 5 Bellary TaIuk T 99 4 117.233 625.494 319,008 306,486 1,688.59 370 R 99 4 56,334 308,728 156,309 152,419 1.609.14 192 U 60,899 316,766 162,699 154,067 79.45 3.987 6 Sandur TaIuk T 76 13 2 35,218 191,166 98.278 92,888 1.152.42 166 R 76 13 28,454 156.998 80,464 76,534 1.128.91 139 U 2 6,764 34,168 17,814 16,354 23.51 1.453 7 Kudligi TaIuk T 89 2 2 47,811 272,183 139.202 132,981 1,618.87 168 R 89 2 39,642 227.633 116,315 111,318 1,551.43 147 U 2 8,169 44.550 22.887 21,663 67.44 661 13 Chitradurga T 946 113 6 296,718 1,517,896 776,221 741,675 8,440.00 180 District R 946 113 241,640 1,243,658 635,442 608,216 8,314.11 150 U 6 55,078 274,238 140,779 133,459 125.89 2,178 M olakaImuru TaIuk T 78 11 22,581 126.742 65.187 61,555 738.45 172 R 78 11 19,862 112.609 57.842 54.767 695.39 162 U 2.719 14,133 7.345 6,788 43.06 328 2 Challakere TaIuk T 185 10 62,708 332,718 170,337 162,381 2,016.89 165 R 185 10 53,191 283,651 145,160 138.491 1.986.18 143 U 9,517 49,067 25,177 23,890 30.71 1,598 3 Chitradurga T aIuk T 165 25 72,850 376,506 193,371 183,135 1.359.87 277 R 165 25 48,047 251,336 129.259 122,077 1,333.89 188 U 24.803 125,170 64.112 61.058 25.98 4.818 4 Holalkere TaIuk T 166 36 39,355 197,766 100.809 96,957 1,088.48 182 R 166 36 36,473 183,192 93,218 89.974 1.087.82 168 U 2.882 14,574 7.591 6,983 0.66 22.082 5 Hosdurga Taluk T 198 27 44.819 219.445 111.339 108.106 1,324.13 166 R 198 27 40.110 196.957 99.732 97.225 1.318.87 149 U 4.709 22.488 11.607 10,881 5.26 4.275

75 A-l (Part-I): Number of Villages, Towns, Households, Population and Area StatelDistrictrraluk TI No. of villages Number Number Population Area in Popu­ RI Inha- Un- of of square lation U bited inhabited towns house- kilo- per holds P M F metre square kilo- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 6 Hiriyur Taluk T 154 4 54,405 264,719 135,178 129,541 1,692,08 156 R 154 4 43,957 215,913 110,231 105,682 1,671.86 129 U 1 10M8 48,806 24,947 23,859 20,22 2,414 14 Davanagere District T 810 113 6 337,484 1,790,952 917,705 873,247 5,924.00 302 R 810 113 232,869 1,247,954 637,670 610,284 5,780.31 216 U 6 104,615 542,998 280,035 262,963 143.69 3,779 1 Harihar Taluk T 75 9 45,278 245,654 126,128 119,526 484,62 507 R 75 9 28.536 157,910 81.131 76,779 461.76 342 U 16,742 87,744 44,997 42,747 22,86 3,838 2 HarapanahalJi Taluk T 80 47,749 268,793 137,608 131.185 1,436,72 187 R 80 40,516 226,886 115,720 111,166 1.395.79 163 U 7,233 41.907 21,888 20,019 40.93 1,024 3 Jagalur Taluk T 140 31 29.495 158,883 80,954 77,929 963.35 165 R 140 31 26,638 144,139 73,239 70,900 962.41 150 U 2,857 14,744 7,715 7,029 0.94 15,685 4 Davanagere Taluk T 153 13 117,635 602,523 309,642 292,881 956.58 630 R 153 13 46,198 238,000 121,655 116.345 879.46 271 U 71.437 364.523 187,987 176,536 77.12 4,727 5 Honnali Taluk T 153 20 42,394 222,592 113,577 109,015 884.74 252 R 153 20 39,379 207,024 105,703 101,321 884.06 234 U 3,015 15,568 7,874 7,694 0.68 22,894 6 Channagiri Taluk T 209 40 54,933 292,507 149,796 142,711 U70.86 250 R 209 40 51,602 273,995 140,222 133,773 1,169.70 234 U 1 3,331 18,512 9,574 8,938 1.16 15,959 15 Shimoga District T 1443 87 9 341,224 1,642,545 830,559 811,986 8,477.00 194 R 1443 87 218,360 1,071,535 540,238 531,297 8,239.08 130 U 9 122,864 571,010 290,321 ~280,689 237,92 2,400 1 Sagar T aluk T 230 8 2 41,915 200,995 100,977 l00,()l8 1,926.76 104 R 230 8 28,288 138,294 69,471 68,823 1,865.02 74 U 2 13,627 62,701 31,506 31,195 61.74 1,016 2 Sarab T aluk T 279 27 37,363 185,572 94.267 9U05 1,146.67 162 R 279 27 35,797 178,145 90,456 87,689 1,144.78 156 U 1.566 7.427 3,811 3.616 1.89 3,930 3 Shikarpur Taluk T 155 21 2 41,389 213,590 108.344 105,246 908.11 235 R 155 21 32,637 167,573 84,985 82,588 887.55 189 U 2 8,752 46,017 23.359 22,658 20.56 2,238 4 Hosanagara Taluk T 201 3 23,358 115,000 57.392 57,608 1,417.91 81 R 201 3 22,280 109,957 54,828 55,129 1,414.41 78 U 1,078 5,043 2,564 2,479 3.50 1,441 5 Tirthahalli Taluk T 245 2 32,002 143.207 70,734 72,473 1,188.95 120 R 245 2 28,684 128,399 63,228 65,171 1,182.25 109 U 3,318 14,808 7,506 7.302 6.70 2,210 6 Shimoga Taluk T 195 19 93.426 445,192 226,928 218,264 1,141.70 390 R 195 19 34,421 170,840 86,704 84,136 1.064.99 160 U 59,005 274,352 140,224 134,128 76.71 3,576 7 Bhadravati Taluk T 138 7 71,771 338,989 171.917 167,072 673.79 503 R 138 7 36.253 178,327 90,566 87,761 606.97 294 U 1 35,518 160,662 81.351 79,311 66.82 2,404 16 Udupi District T 248 6 211,454 1,112,243 522,231 590,012 3,880.00 287 R 248 170,900 905,890 421,056 484,834 3,746.37 242 U 6 40,554 206,353 101,175 105,178 133.63 1,544

76 A-I (part-I): Number of Villages, Towns, Households, Population and Area S tatelDistrictrraluk TI No. of villages Number Number Population Area in Popu­ RI Inha- Un- of of square lation U bited inhabited towns house­ kilo­ per holds P M F metre square kilo- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Kundapura Taluk T 99 66,505 377,420 174,455 202,965 1.559.72 242 R 99 61,422 348,829 160,536 188,293 1,545.71 226 U 5,083 28,591 13,919 14,672 14.01 2,041 2 Udupi Taluk T 99 4 104,608 529,225 251,021 278,204 929.24 570 R 99 73,986 376,579 176,451 200,128 832.68 452 U 4 30,622 152,646 74,570 78,076 96.56 1,581 3 Karka! Taluk T 50 40,341 205,598 96,755 108,843 1,072.37 192 R 50 35,492 180,482 84,069 96,413 1,049.31 172 U 1 4,849 25,116 12,686 12,430 23.06 1,089 17 Chikmagalur T 1,034 83 9 246,110 1,140,905 574,911 565,994 7,201.00 158 District R 1,034 83 197,428 918,181 461,286 456,895 7,090.47 129 U 9 48,682 222,724 113,625 109,099 110.53 2,015 Sringeri T aluk T 48 8,189 36,930 18,538 18,392 442.83 83 R 48 7,068 32,681 16,312 16,369 442.37 74 U 1.121 4,249 2,226 2,023 0.46 9,237 2 Koppa talulk T 80 19,252 87,780 44,015 43,765 572.21 153 R 80 18,077 82,667 41,427 41,240 570.22 145 U 1,175 5,113 2,588 2,525 1.99 2,569 3 Narasiruharajapura T 58 14,793 65,639 32,559 33,080 744.14 88 Taluk R 58 13,102 58,175 28,776 29,399 742.42 78 U 1,691 7,464 3,783 3,681 1.72 4,340 4 Tarikere Taluk T 206 43 46,860 224,170 113,537 110,633 1,216.18 184 R 206 43 39,745 190,104 96,234 93,870 1,201.16 158 U 7,115 34,066 17,303 16,763 15.02 2,268 5 Kadur Taluk T 284 28 2 60,868 289,406 146,266 143.140 1,414.27 205 R 284 28 49,667 235,890 119,142 116,748 1,402.02 168 U 2 11,201 53,516 27,124 26,392 12.25 4,369 6 Chikmagalur Taluk T 218 11 64,268 295,565 149.158 146,407 1,613.29 183 R 218 11 42,157 194,314 97,464 %,850 1.580.55 123 U 1 22.111 101,251 51,694 49,557 32.74 3,093 7 Mudigere Taluk T 140 2 31,880 141,415 70,838 70,577 1,162.43 122 R 140 27,612 124,350 61,931 62,419 1,116.08 111 U 2 4,268 17,065 8,907 8.158 46.35 368 18 Tumkur District T 2,574 134 11 550,473 2,584,711 1,313,801 1,270,910 10,597.00 244 R 2,574 134 441,136 2,077,509 1,052,113 1,025,396 10,473.61 198 U 11 109,337 507,202 261,688 245,514 123.39 4,111 Chiknayakanhalli T 221 13 40,781 187,233 94,350 92,883 1,115.23 168 Taluk R 221 13 5,115 22,389 11,209 11,180 1,110.21 20 U 5.02 2 Sira Taluk T 235 14 60,823 301,473 153,733 147,740 1,558,93 193 R 235 14 50,864 251,385 127,878 123,507 1,545.95 163 U 9,959 50,088 25,855 24,233 12.98 3,859 3 Pavagada Taluk T 145 2 50,330 246,255 125,798 120,457 1,357.91 181 R 145 2 44,591 218,187 111,382 106,805 1,351.34 161 U 5,739 28,068 14,416 13,652 6.57 4,272 4 Madhugiri Taluk T 298 22 56,936 265,884 135,320 130,564 1,128.70 236 R 298 22 51.292 239,580 121,770 117,810 1,120.70 214 U 5,644 26,304 13,550 12,754 8.00 3,288 5 Koratagere Taluk T 236 15 35,591 160,952 81.862 79,090 643.35 250 R 236 15 32,517 147,297 74,933 72,364 642.15 229 U 3,074 13,655 6,929 6,726 1.20 11,379

77 A-l (Part-I): Number of Villages, Towns, Households, Population and Area StateIDistrictrraluk TI No. of villages Number Number Population Area in Popu­ RI Inha- Un- of of square lation U bited inhabited towns house- kilo- per holds P M F metre square kilo-

234 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 6 Turnkur Taluk T 358 15 109,576 516,661 268,341 248,320 1,013.64 510 R 358 15 55,618 267,732 139,068 128,664 949.37 282 U 53,958 248,929 129,273 119,656 64.27 3,873 7 Gubbi Taluk T 328 18 54,688 256.413 129,682 126,731 1,220.99 210 R 328 18 50,919 239,608 121,047 118,561 1,216.61 197 U 3,769 16,805 8,635 8,170 4.38 3,837 8 Tiptur Taluk T 227 4 47.423 217.124 109,799 107,325 804.49 270 R 227 4 35.861 164,020 82,498 81,522 794.22 207 U 11.562 53,104 27,301 25,803 10.27 5.171 9 Turuvekere Taluk T 232 11 38,418 174,297 87,091 87,206 767.82 227 R 232 11 34,270 156,780 78,060 78,720 762.80 206 U 2 4,148 17,517 9,031 8.486 5.02 3.489 10 Kunigal Taluk T 294 20 50.792 236,030 116,616 u119.414 985.26 240 R 294 20 44,423 205,687 101.127 104,560 979.58 210 U 6.369 30.343 15,489 14.854 5.68 5.342 19 Kolar District T 2,919 392 12 504.185 2,536,069 1,286,193 1,249,876 8,223.00 308 R 2,919 392 378,751 1,910,546 968,253 942,293 8,072.95 237 U 12 125,434 625,523 317,940 307,583 150.05 4,169 1 Gauribidanur Taluk T 219 20 59.400 271,119 138,328 132,791 889.51 305 R 219 20 52.804 240.582 122,756 117,826 882.50 273 U 6,596 30,537 15,572 14,965 7.01 4.356 2 Chik ballapur Taluk T 223 28 38.465 191,122 97,239 93,883 601.81 318 R 223 28 26,884 136,154 69,296 66,858 592.61 230 U 11,581 54,968 27,943 27,025 9.20 5,975 3 Gudibanda Taluk T 85 20 10,975 51.828 26,159 25,669 225.43 230 R 85 20 9,035 43,021 21,758 21,263 224.79 191 U 1,940 8,807 4,401 4,406 0.64 13,761 4 Bagepalli Taluk T 212 17 36,668 169,689 86,053 83,636 927.83 183 R 212 17 32,342 149,570 75,618 73,952 925.52 162 U 4.326 20,119 10,435 9,684 2.31 8,710 5 Sidlaghatta Taluk T 243 47 36,955 193.965 98,426 95,539 662.90 293 R 243 47 29.208 152,867 77,276 75,591 659.33 232 U 7.747 41,098 2IJ50 19,948 3.57 11,512 6 Chintamani Taluk T 339 61 54.460 271,284 138,311 132,973 902.72 301 R 339 61 40,889 205,791 104,466 101,325 888.15 232 U 13.571 65,493 33,845 31,648 14.57 4.495 7 Srinivaspur Taluk T 296 51 36,335 184,721 93,631 91,090 865.94 213 R 296 51 31,959 161.762 81.833 79,929 864.10 187 U ·1-.376 22,959 11.798 11J61 1.84 12,478 8 Kolar Taluk T 327 34 65,097 342,593 173,913 168,680 792.95 432 R 327 34 42,767 228,686 115,853 112,833 774.65 295 U 22.330 113,907 58,060 55.847 18.30 6,224 9 Malur Taluk T 306 57 40,047 207.009 105,047 101,962 644.33 321 R 306 57 34,094 179.194 90,880 88,314 635.07 282 U 5,953 27.815 14.167 13,648 9.26 3,004 10 Bang,rrapet Taluk T 355 28 2 81,728 421,437 212,592 208,845 860.50 490 R 355 28 43,281 225,650 114,336 11 1,314 795.61 284 U 2 38,447 195,787 98,256 97,531 64.89 3,017 11 Mu1bagal Taluk T 314 29 44.055 231,302 116,494 114,808 820.24 282 R 314 29 35,488 187,269 94.181 93,088 801.78 234 U 8,567 44,033 22,313 21.720 18.46 2,385

78 A-I (Part-I): Number of Villages, Towns, Households, Population and Area StatelDistrictrraluk TI No. of villages Number Number Population Area in Popu­ RI Inha- Un- of of square lation U bited inhabited towns house- kilo- per holds P M F metre square kilo- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 20 Bangalore Disbict T 668 31 19 1,460,697 6,537,124 3,426,599 3,110,525 2,190.00 2,985 R 668 31 168,445 777,137 406,201 370,936 1,634.83 475 U 19 1,292,252 5,759,9ff7 3,020,398 2,739,589 555.17 10,375 Ban~ore North T 217 8 6 192,937 830.061 440,822 389,239 563.48 1,473 Taluk R 217 8 47,526 223,031 115.614 107,417 441.48 505 U 6 145,411 607,030 325,208 281,822 122.00 4,976 2 Ban~ore South T 226 15 8 230,859 1,009,924 532,611 477,313 796.22 1.268 Taluk R 226 15 67,474 312,946 163,438 149,508 633.01 494 U 8 163,385 696,978 369,173 327,805 163.21 4,270 3 Anekal Taluk T 225 8 3 67,450 299,428 159,024 140,404 530.93 564 R 225 8 53,445 241,160 127,149 I 14,01l 515.77 468 U 3 14,005 58,268 31,875 26,393 15.16 3,844 21 Bangalore RuraI T 1,719 154 10 390,7~ 1,881,514 962,183 919,331 5,815.00 324 Disbict R 1,719 154 307,205 1,474,118 752,077 722,041 5,720.91 258 U 10 83,503 407,396 210,106 197,290 94.09 4,330 Ne~a Taluk T 230 13 36,957 174,880 89,473 85,407 509.93 343 R 230 13 31,358 149,593 76,350 73,243 507.08 295 U 1 5,599 25,287 13,123 12,164 2.85 8,873 2 Dod ballapur Taluk T 277 20 2 55,774 268,332 137,541 130,791 779.87 344 R 277 20 39,459 1'X3,554 97,344 93,210 766.39 249 U 2 16,315 77,778 40,197 37,581 13.48 5,770 3 Devanahalli Taluk T 187 27 2 36,013 185,326 95,288 90,038 448.l2 414 R 187 27 25,201 132,380 67,946 64,434 417.63 317 U 2 10,812 52,946 27,342 25,604 30.49 1,737 4 Hosakote Taluk T 255 41 42,613 222,430 115,187 107,243 546.95 407 R 255 41 34,956 186,107 96,325 89,782 532.67 349 U 7,657 36,323 18,862 17,461 14.28 2,544 5 M~Taluk T 274 12 43.534 202,417 101,820 100,597 809.03 250 R 274 12 38,314 177,386 89,078 88,308 804.05 221 U 5,220 25,031 12,742 12,289 4.98 5,07..1) 6 Rammag;n-am Taluk T 123 10 50,062 238,347 122,083 116,264 632.68 377 R 123 10 34,500 158,953 80,991 77,962 620.29 256 U 15,562 79,394 . 41,092 38,302 12.39 6,408 7 Olannapatna Taluk T 134 II 53,496 252,574 127,071 125,503 542.87 465 R 134 11 41,036 188,997 94,940 94,057 534.45 354 U 12,46) 63,577 32,131 31,446 8.42 7,551 8 Kanakapura Taluk T 239 20 72,259 337,208 173,720 163,488 1,591.00 212 R 239 20 62,381 m,l48 149,103 141.045 1,583.80 183 U 1 9.878 47,060 24,617 22,443 7.20 6,536 22 MmdyaDisbict T 1,369 110 8 373,672 1,763,705 888,034 875,671 4,961.00 356 R 1,369 110 313,960 1,480,990 744,276 736,714 4,9IR95 302 U 8 59,712 282,715 143,758 138,957 52.05 5,432 Krishnarajpet Taluk T 297 19 51.544 248,245 123,531 124,714 886.04 280 R 297 19 46,786 225,665 111,946 113,719 881.78 256 U 4.758 22,580 11,585 10,995 4.26 5,300 2 N~~a Taluk T 345 22 40,608 1'X3,770 94,186 96,584 1,031.14 185 R 345 22 37,233 174,718 85,969 88,749 1,028.62 170 U 3,375 16,052 8,217 7.835 2.52 6,370

79 A-I (Part-I): Number of Villages, Towns, Households, Population and Area StatelDistrictrraluk T! No. of villages Number Number Population Area in Popu- R! Inha- Un- of of square lation U bited inhabited towns house- kilo- per holds P M F metre square kilo­ metre 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 Pandavapura Taluk T 142 29 36,846 175,em 87.458 87,551'" 542.70 322 R 142 29 32,972 156,699 78,220 78,479 539.02 291 U 3,874 18,310 9,238 9,072 3.68 4.976 4 Shriran~attana T 90 6 36.061 162,984 82,625 80,359 352.43 462 Taluk R 90 6 30,897 139,255 70,535 68.720 340.81 409 U 5,164 23,729 12,090 11,639 11.62 2,042 5 Mandy a Taluk T l74 9 85,351 405,612 205,798 199,814 719.10 564 R l74 9 57,552 274,433 139,247 135.186 702.21 391 U 27,799 131,179 66,551 64,628 16.89 7,767 6 Maddur Taluk T 153 7 62,202 290,783 146.707 144,076 617.24 471 R 153 7 56,504 264,262 133.240 131.022 610.92 433 U 5,698 26,521 13,467 13,054 6.32 4.196 7 Malavalli Taluk T 168 18 59,169 281,809 143.422 138,387 812.14 347 R 168 .18 52,016 245,958 125.119 120,839 808.85 304 U 1 7,153 35,851 18.303 17.548 3.29 10,897 23 Hassan District T 2,394 165 9 364,806 1,721,669 859,086 862,583 6,814.00 253 R 2,394 165 299,505 1,416,996 703,957 713,039 6,746.13 210 U 9 65,301 304,673 155,129 149,544 67.87 4,489 1 Saldeshpur Taluk T 222 5 30,397 134,345 66,380 67,965 1,028.42 131 R 222 5 25,269 111,169 54,625 56.544 1,023.73 109 U 5,128 23,176 11.755 11,421 4.69 4,942 2 Belur Taluk T 355 28 38,896 183.755 91,744 92,011 783.13 235 R 355 28 34,525 163.527 81,397 82,130 778.57 210 U 4,371 20,228 10,347 9,881 4.56 4.436 3 Arsikere Taluk T 339 30 64,999 303,044 152,106 150,938 1,257.39 241 R 339 30 55,447 257,878 129,274 128,604 1,246.26 207 U 9,552 45,166 22,832 22,334 11.13 4,058 4 Hassan Taluk T 367 24 2 77,747 361,147 181,057 180,090 940.81 384 R 367 24 48,717 227,885 112,815 115,070 911.24 250 U 2 29,030 133,262 68,242 65.020 29.57 4.507 5 AJurTaluk T 250 9 18,542 86,071 42,887 43,184 434.35 198 R 250 9 l7,220 79,938 39.851 40.087 432.76 185 U 1,322 6,133 3,036 3,097 1.59 3.857 6 Ar~dTaluk T 278 18 40.269 199,958 99,764 100,194 674.74 296 R 278 18 37.186 184,789 92,080 92.709 672.37 275 U 3,083 15,169 7,684 7,485 2.37 6,400 7 Hole narsipur Taluk T 209 40 34,722 175,244 87,575 87,669 602.31 291 R 209 40 29,201 148,220 73,888 74,332 598.85 248 U 5,521 27,024 13,687 13,337 3.46 7,810 8 Cbannarayapatna T 374 11 59,234 278,105 137,573 140,532 1,044.18 266 Taluk R 374 II 51,940 243,590 120,027 123.563 1,033.68 236 U I 7,294 34.515 17.546 16.969 10.50 3,287 24 Dakshina Kannada T 354 20 362,216 1,897,730 938,434 959,296 4,560.00 416 District R 354 217,388 1,168,428 574,657 593,771 4,190.10 279 U 20 144,828 729,302 363,777 365,525 369.90 1,972 Mangtlore Taluk T 88 14 173.804 882.856 434.702 448,154 842.72 1.048 R 88 53.191 281.777 135.470 146.307 574.22 491 U 14 120,613 601,079 299,232 301.847 268.50 2,239

80 A-l (Part-I): Number of Villages, Towns, Households, Population and Area StateIDistrictrraluk TI No. of villages Number Number Population Area in Popu­ R/ Inha- Un- of of square lation U bited inhabited towns house- kilo- per holds P 1\1 F metre square kilo- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 Bantval Taluk T 79 3 63,510 361,554 178,664 182,890 735.60 492 R 79 54,043 306,734 151,394 155,340 695.28 441 U 3 9,467 54.820 27,270 27,550 40.32 1,360 3 Beltangadi Taluk T 80 46.407 246,494 121,288 125,206 1,375.52 179 R 80 44,828 239,189 117,641 121,548 1,366.65 175 U 1,579 7,305 3,647 3,658 8.87 824 4 Puttur Taluk T 67 50,111 266.072 132,786 133,286 995.19 267 R 67 40,587 218,002 108,527 109,475 960.11 227 U 9,524 48,070 24,259 23,811 35.08 1,370 5 Sulya Taluk T 40 28,384 140,754 70,994 69,760 827.74 170 R 40 24.739 122,726 61.625 61,101 810.61 151 U 1 3,645 18,028 9,369 8,659 17.13 1,052 25 Kodagu District T 291 5 5 130,110 548,561 274,831 273,730 4,102.00 134 R 291 5 112,510 473,179 236,270 236,909 4,075.40 116 U 5 17,600 75,382 38,561 36,821 26.60 2,834 1 Madikeri Taluk T 67 33,101 142,012 70,987 71,025 1.492.32 95 R 67 25,419 109,516 54,537 54,979 1,476,40 74 U 7,682 32,496 16,450 16,046 15.92 2,041 2 Somvarpet Taluk T 130 5 2 48,074 205,921 102,739 103,182 989.67 208 R 130 5 43,184 185,515 92,183 93,332 985.08 188 U 2 4,890 20,406 10,556 9,850 4.59 4,446 3 Vrrajpet Taluk T 94 2 48,935 200,628 101,105 99,523 1,619.84 124 R 94 43,907 178,148 89,550 88,598 1,613.75 110 U 2 5,028 22,480 lL555 10,925 6.09 3,691 26 Mysore District T 1,216 124 11 545,741 2,641,027 1,344,670 1,296,357 6,854.00 385 R 1,216 124 338,560 1,658,899 845,379 813,520 6,675.69 248 U 11 207,181 982,128 499,291 482,837 178.31 5,508 1 Piriyapatna Taluk T 197 6 42,693 224,254 115,849 108,405 785.50 285 R 197 6 39,543 209,330 108,257 101.073 779.51 269 U 3,150 14,924 7,592 7,332 5.99 2,491 2 Hunsur Taluk T 192 21 52,437 253,926 129.409 124,517 900.08 282 R 192 21 43,184 210,026 107,049 102,977 888.32 236 U 9,253 43,900 22,360 21,540 11.76 3,733 3 Krishnarajanagara T 156 22 50,573 239,199 120,481 118,718 596.76 401 Taluk R 156 22 44,122 208,566 104,881 103,685 588.16 355 U 6,451 30,633 15.600 15,033 8.60 3.562 4 My sore Taluk T 131 12 4 217,208 1.038,490 529,531 508,959 828.31 1,254 R 131 12 48,479 239.262 123,168 116,094 696.41 344 U 4 168,729 799,228 406,363 392,865 131.90 6,059 5 Heggpdadevankote T 243 38 50']78 245,930 124,705 12].225 1,622.40 152 Taluk R 243 38 47.606 233,885 118.536 115,349 1,620.51 144 U 2,572 12,045 6.169 5,876 1.89 6,373 6 Nanjangud Taluk T 176 14 74,102 360,223 182.528 177,695 991.08 363 R 176 14 64,052 311,991 158,135 153.856 977.00 319 U 10.050 48,232 24,393 23.839 14.08 3,426 7 Tirumakudal-Narsipl T 121 11 2 58,550 279,005 142,167 136.838 598.21 466 Taluk R 121 11 51,574 245,839 125.353 120,486 594.12 414 U 2 6,976 33,166 16,814 16,352 4.09 8.109 27 Chamarajanagar T 424 85 4 203,430 965,462 489,940 475,522 5,101.00 189 Di~ct R 424 85 173,221 817,372 414,783 402,589 5,046.39 162 U 4 30,209 148,090 75,157 72,933 54.61 2,712

81 A-I {Part-I}: Number of Villages 2 TownS 2 Households 2 Po~ulation and Area s tatelDistrictlfaluk TI No. of villages Number Number Population Area in Popu- RI Inha- Un- of of square lation U bited inhabited towns house- kilo- per holds P M F metre square kilo- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Gund1upet Taluk T 140 18 45.231 213,082 107.395 105,687 1,392.88 153 R 140 18 39,786 186.742 93,981 92,761 1,385.02 135 U 5,445 26,340 13.414 12.926 7.86 3.351 2 Chamarajanagar Talu T 171 13 72,080 337,571 170.225 167,346 1.226.67 275 R 171 13 59,781 277.013 139,593 137,420 1,207.91 229 U 12,299 60.558 30.632 29.926 18.76 3.228 3 Yelandur Taluk T 28 15.607 77.971 39,663 38,308 266.34 293 R 28 13,859 69.386 35.267 34.119 265.91 261 U 1,748 8,585 4,396 4.189 0.43 19,965 4 Kollegal Taluk T 85 54 70,512 336,838 172,657 164,181 2.785.82 121 R 85 54 59,795 284,231 145,942 138.289 2,758.26 103 U 10.717 52.607 26.715 25,892 27.56 1,909

82 A-I (Part-II): Number of Towns, Households, Population and Area S tatelDistrictffaluklUA/Cityffow S Number Number Population Area Population of of in per a towns house­ square square holds P M F kilometre kilometre u 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 KARNATAKA U 270 3,676,036 17,961,529 9,249,960 8,711,569 5,200.98 3,453 1 Belgaum District U 22 198,413 1,012,691 519,334 493,357 367.99 2,752 Chikodi Taluk U 3 22,325 111,106 56,346 54,760 50.91 2,182 Chikodi (TM C) U 6,327 32,823 16,855 15,968 18.48 1,776 Nipani (CMC) U 11,821 58,081 29,191 28,890 20.21 2,874 Sadalgi (TP) U 4,177 20,202 10,300 9,902 12.22 1,653 2 Athni Taluk U 7,924 40,950 20,817 20,133 9.09 4,505 Athni Urban Agglomeration U 7,924 40,950 20,817 20,133 9.09 4,505 i) Athni (TM C) U 7,588 39,235 19,914 19,321 8.70 4,510 ii) Athni (OG) U 336 l,715 903 812 0.39 4,397 3 Ray bag Taluk U 2 6,220 35,772 18,605 17,167 11.70 3,057 Kudchi (TP) U 3,280 19,843 10,324 9,519 4.89 4,058 Ray bag (TP) U 2,940 15,929 8,281 7,648 6.81 2,339 4 Gokak T aluk U 4 22,726 125,086 63,639 61,447 67.62 1,850 Gokak(CMC) U 12,799 67,170 34,199 32.971 18.80 3,573 Gokak falls (NAC) U 1,882 10,043 5,113 4,930 3.92 2,562 Konnur (TP) U 3,488 17,980 9,168 8,812 33.38 539 M udalgi (TM C) U 4,557 29,893 15,159 14,734 11.52 2,595 5 H ukeri T aluk U 2 10,522 52,428 26,875 25,553 13.52 3,878 Hukeri (TP) U 3,848 19,917 10,195 9,722 6.23 3,197 Sankeshwar (TMC) U 6,674 32,511 16,680 15,831 7.29 4,460 6 Belgaum Taluk U 5 102,300 506,480 261,639 244,841 173.23 2,924 Belgaum Urban Agglomeration U 102,300 506,480 261,639 244,841 173.23 2,924 a) Belgaum (M Corp.) U 92,348 454,999 233,086 221,913 151.28 3,008 i) Belgaum (M Corp.) U 80,842 399,653 204,598 195,055 99.61 4,012 ii) Benekanahalli (OG) U 1,454 7,523 3,894 3,629 8.18 920 iii) Goundawad (OG) U 464 2,420 1,229 1,191 0.54 4,481 iv) Kakati (OG) U 2,690 12,918 6,633 6,285 18.09 714 v) Machche (OG) U 2,537 11,623 6,031 5,592 11.63 999 vi) M utga (OG) U 1,145 5,553 2,763 2,790 2.23 2,490 vii) Peeranwadi (OG) U 2,771 13,145 6,788 6,357 9.59 1,371 viii) Shindoli (OG) U 445 2.164 1,150 1,014 1.41 1,535 b) Belgaum Cantonment (CB) U 4,150 23,779 14,066 9,713 7.20 3,303 c) Hindalgi (CT) U 2,238 10,862 5,845 5,017 5.46 1,989 d) Kangrali (BK)(CT) U 1.768 8,415 4,312 4,103 4.85 1.735 e) Kangrali (KH)(CT) U 1,796 8,425 4,330 4,095 4.44 1,898 7 Khanapur Taluk U 2 4,644 22,840 11,658 11,182 9.49 2,407 Khanapur (TP) U 3,314 16,567 8,474 8,093 4.39 3,774 Londa (CT) U 1,330 6,273 3,184 3,089 5.10 1,230 8 Sampgaon Taluk U 7,941 43,225 21,868 21,357 12.76 3,388 Bail honga! (TM C) U 7,941 43,225 21,868 21,357 12.76 3,388 9 Parasgad Taluk U 7,104 38,155 19,385 18,770 16.00 2,385 Saundatti Yellarnma (TMC) U 7,104 38,155 19,385 18,770 16.00 2,385 10 Ramdurg T aluk U 6,707 36,649 18,502 18.147 3.67 9,986 Ramdurg Urban Agglomeration U 6,707 36,649 18,502 18,147 3.67 9,986 i) Kilabanur (OG) U 472 2,459 1,264 1,195 0.43 5,719 ii) Ramdurg(TMC) U 5,760 31,830 16,033 15,797 2.84 1 L208 iii) Turanur (OG) U 475 2,360 1,205 1,155 0.40 5.900

83 A-I (Part-II); Number of Towns, Households, Population and Area S tatelDistricttraluklUA/Citytrow S Number Number Population Area Population of of in per a towns house­ square square P M holds F kilometre kilometre u 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 Bagalkot District U 12 86,280 478,520 242,847 235,673 126.80 3,774 Mahalingpur (TMC) * U 1 5.484 30.858 15,603 15.255 9.80 3.149 Jamkhandi Taluk U 3 26.910 151,747 76.879 74.868 29.23 5.191 Jamkhandi (TMC) U 10,629 57.883 29.184 28.699 9.39 6.164 Rabkavi-banhatti (CMC) U 12.094 70.248 35,735 34.513 13.14 5.346 Terdal (TP) U 4.187 23,616 11,960 11.656 6.70 3,525 2 Bilgi Taluk U 2,936 15.454 7,798 7.656 0.58 26.645 Bilgi (TP) U 2.936 15.454 7.798 7.656 0.58 26,645 3 Mudhol Taluk U 7,704 42.461 21.523 20.938 4.79 8.865 M udhol (TM C) U 7,704 42.461 21,523 20.938 4.79 8.865 4 Badami Taluk U 3 13,686 77,055 38,843 38.212 15.56 4.952 Badami (TP) U 4,757 25,847 13,300 12.547 5.55 4.657 Guledgudda (TM C) U 5,942 33.991 16.975 17,016 4.42 7,690 Kerur (TP) U 2,987 17.217 8,568 8.649 5.59 3.080 5 Baga!kot Taluk U 17,167 90.988 46,796 44.192 49.06 1.855 Baga!kot (CMC) U 17,167 90,988 46.796 44.192 49.06 1.855 6 Hungund Taluk U 2 12,393 69.957 35,405 34.552 17.78 3.935 Hungund (TP) U 3.364 18,037 9.143 8.894 6.01 3,001 I!kal (TMC) U 9,029 51,920 26,262 25.658 11.77 4.411 3 Bijapur District U 6 71,034 396,089 203,148 192,941 267.33 1,482 Bijapur Taluk U 46,236 253.891 130.416 123.475 102.59 2.475 Bijapur Urban Agglomeration U 46,236 253.891 130,416 123,475 102.59 2.475 i) Bijapur (CMC) U 44,879 246,529 126.738 119,971 98.73 2,497 ii) Navarasapur (OG) U 450 2.522 1.227 1.295 3.66 689 iii) Toravi (OG) U 907 4.840 2,451 2.389 0.20 24.200 2 Indi Taluk U 5,557 31,482 16,252 15.230 27.14 1.160 Indi (TMC) U 5,557 31.482 16,252 15.230 27.14 1.160 3 Sindgi Taluk U 4.825 27.732 14.214 13.518 1.46 18.995 Sindgi (TMC) U 4.825 27.732 14.214 13.518 1.46 18,995 4 Basavana Bagevadi Taluk U 4.820 28.560 14.559 14.001 126.51 226 Basavana Bagevadi (TP) U 4,820 28.560 14.559 14.001 126.51 226 5 M uddebihal T aluk U 2 9.596 54.424 27.707 26.717 9.63 5.652 Muddebihal (TMC) U 5,068 28,219 14,413 13.806 6.84 4.126 Talikota (TMC) U 4,528 26.205 13,294 12.911 2.79 9.392 4 Gulbarga District U 17 145,543 852,621 440,446 412,175 370.44 2,302 Aland Taluk U 5,691 35.245 18,271 16.974 14.73 2.393 Aland (TMC) U 5,691 35,245 18,271 16.974 14.73 2,393 2 Afzalpur Taluk U 3.336 19.335 10,091 9.244 2.84 6.808 Afzalpur (TP) U 3,336 19.335 10,091 9.244 2.84 6.808 3 Gulbarga Taluk U 73,845 430,265 223,594 206.671 64.48 6.673 Gulbarga Urban Agglomeration U 73.845 430.265 223,594 206.671 64.48 6.673 a) Gulbarga (M Corp.) U 73,845 430.265 223.594 206.671 64.48 6.673 i) Gulbarga (M Corp.) U 72.554 422.569 219,409 203.160 54.65 7.732 ii) Kotnoor Darwesh (OG) U 407 2.198 1,168 1.030 5.38 409 iii) Kusnoor (OG) U 868 5,-108 2.970 2,438 3.73 1.450 iv) Rajapur (OG) U 16 90 47 43 0.72 125

* Spreads over two taluks namely Mudhol & lamkhandi. Hence shown separately under the di,tIict and not under any of the

84 A-I (Part-II): Number of Towns, Households, Population and Area State/DistrictffaluklUAlCityffown S Number Number Population Area Population t of of in per a towns house­ square square holds P M F kilometre kilometre u 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

4 Chincholi Taluk U 3,057 17,144 9,042 8,102 9.84 1,742 Chincholi (TP) U 3,057 17,144 9,042 8,102 9.84 1,742 5 Sedam T aluk U :2 7,463 40,128 20,501 19,627 36.34 1,104 Kurgunta (CT) U 1,713 8,589 4,388 4,201 11.91 721 Sedam (TMC) U 5,750 31,539 16,113 15,426 24.43 1,291 6 Chitapur Taluk U 5 21,806 128,270 66,123 62,147 137.77 931 Chitapur (TP) U 4,672 27,006 13,622 13,384 74.40 363 Wadi Urban Agglomeration U 6,139 34,714 18,344 16,370 20.61 1,684 a) Wadi (CT) U 5,195 30,012 15,276 14,736 13.70 2,191 b) Wadi ACC (NAC) U 944 4,702 3,068 1,634 6.91 680 Shahabad Urban Agglomeration U 10,995 66,550 34,157 32,393 42.76 1,556 a) Shahabad (TMC) U 8,154 50,562 25,958 24,604 8.70 5,812 b) Shahabad ace (NAC + OG) U 2,841 15,988 8,199 7,789 34.06 469 il Shahabad ace (NAC) U 1,560 9,009 4,574 4,435 26.21 344 iiI Bhankur COG) U 1.281 6,979 3,625 3,354 7.85 889 7 Jevargi Taluk U 3,253 19,179 9,833 9,346 10.18 1,884 Jevargi (TP) U 3,253 19,179 9,833 9,346 10.18 1,884 8 Shorapur Taluk U 7,031 43,622 22,083 21,539 13.32 3,275 Shorapur (TMC) U 7,031 43,622 22,083 21,539 13.32 3,275 9 Shahpur Taluk U 2 7,479 43,699 22,542 21,157 63.65 687 Bhimarayanagudi (NAC) U 969 4,792 2,455 2,337 24.00 200 Shahpur (TMC) U 6,510 38,907 20,087 18,820 39.65 981 10 Yadgir Taluk U 2 12,582 75,734 38,366 37,368 17.29 4,380 Gurrnatkal (TP) U 2,972 16,923 8,408 8,515 2.34 7,232 Yadgir (TMC) U 9,610 58,811 29,958 28,853 14.95 3,934 5 Bidar District U 6 55,517 344,875 179,369 165,506 148.06 2,329 Basavakalyan Taluk U 8,718 58,785 30,571 28,214 17.21 3,416 Basavakalyan (TMC) U 8,718 58,785 30,571 28,214 17.21 3,416 2 Bhalki Taluk U 5,683 35,093 18,663 16,430 3l.31 1,121 Bhalki (TMC) U 5,683 35,093 18,663 16,430 31.31 1,121 3 Aurad Taluk U 2,675 15,804 8,180 7,624 7.06 2,239 Aurad (TP) U 2,675 15,804 8,180 7,624 7.06 2,239 4 Bidar Taluk U 29,054 174,257 90,662 83,595 58.09 3,000 Bidar Urban Agglomeration U 29,054 174,257 90,662 83,595 58.09 3,000 i) Bidar (CMC) U 28,850 172,877 89,934 82,943 52.89 3,000 ii) Aliabad (OG) U 199 1,349 711 638 4.21 320 iii) Bag-e-Karanja (OG) U 5 31 17 14 0.99 31 5 Homnabad Taluk U 2 9,387 60,936 31,293 29,643 34.39 1.772 Chitgoppa (TM C) U 3,644 24,419 12,398 12,021 27.79 879 Homnabad (TMC) U 5,743 36,517 18,895 17,622 6.60 5,533 6 Raichur District U 9 76,564 420,837 214,981 205,856 112.41 3,744 Lingsugur Taluk U 4 12,626 73,564 37,686 35,878 21.96 3,350 Hatti (CT) U 2,050 12,420 6,432 5,988 0.76 16,342 Hatti gold mines (NAC) U 2,715 14,722 7,525 7,197 6.29 2,341 Lingsugur (TP) U 4,856 27,306 13,907 13,399 7.37 3,705 Mudgal (TP) U 3,005 19.116 9,822 9,294 7.54 2,535 2 Devadurga Taluk U 3,692 21,994 1L312 ]0,682 0.84 26.183 Devadurga (TP) U 3,692 21,994 11,312 10,682 0.84 26,183 3 Raichur Taluk U 2 42.197 226,404 115,588 110,816 56.58 4,001

85 A-I (Part-II): Number of Towns, Households, Population and Area StateIDistrictffaluklUAlCityffown S Number Number Population Area Population t of of in per a towns house­ square square P M F holds kilometre kilometre u 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Raichur (CMC) U 38,080 207,421 105,763 101,658 43.85 4,730 * Shaktinagar (CT) U 4,117 18,983 9,825 9,158 12.73 1,491 4 Manvi Taluk U 6,817 37,613 19,061 18,552 2.45 15,352 Manvi (TMC) U 6,817 37,613 19,061 18,552 2.45 15,352 5 Sindhnur Taluk U 11,232 61,262 31,334 29,928 30.58 2,003 Sindhnur (TM C) U 11,232 61,262 31,334 29,928 30.58 2.003 7 Koppal District U 5 36,397 198,292 100,580 97,712 43.40 4,569 Yelbarga T aluk U 2,131 11,442 5,793 5,649 1.15 9,950 Yelbarga (TP) U 2.131 11,442 5,793 5.649 1.15 9,950 2 Kushtagi Taluk U 3,757 21,183 10,766 10,417 11.34 1,868 Kushtagi (TP) U 3,757 21,183 10,766 10,417 11.34 1,868 3 Gangawati Taluk U 18,920 101,392 51,211 50,181 15.78 6,425 Gangawati Urban Agglomeration U 18,920 101,392 51,211 50,181 15.78 6,425 i) Gangawati (CMC) U 17,353 93,240 47,158 46,082 10.34 9,017 iil Waddarhatti (OG) U 1,567 8,152 4,053 4,099 5.44 1,499 4 Koppal Taluk U 2 11,589 64,275 32,810 31,465 15.13 4,248 Koppal (TMC) U 9,962 56,160 28,676 27,484 10.73 5,234 Munirabad Project Area (CT) U 1,627 8,115 4,134 3.981 4.40 1,844 8 GadagDistrict U 9 63,704 342,183 173,904 168,279 270.44 1,265 N argund T aluk U 6,234 32,561 16,585 15,976 19.57 1,664 N argund (TM C) U 6,234 32.561 16,585 15,976 19.57 1,664 2 Ron Taluk U 3 12,120 66,554 33,578 32,976 173.19 384 Gajendragarh (TM C) U 4,944 28,226 14,352 13.874 18.82 1,500 Naregal(TP) U 3,114 16,685 8,429 8,256 85.72 195 Ron (TP) U 4,062 21,643 10,797 10,846 68.65 315 3 GadagTaluk U 2 32.501 173,080 87,981 85,099 62.38 2,775 Gadag-betigeri (CM C) U 29.263 154,982 78,713 76,269 54.57 2,840 Mulgund (TP) U 3.238 18,098 9,268 8,830 7.81 2,317 4 Shirhatti Taluk U 2 9,159 49.625 25,225 24,400 8.66 5,730 Lakshmeshwar (TMC) U 6,111 33,417 16,951 16,466 6.95 4.808 Shirhatti (TP) U 3,048 16,208 8,274 7.934 1.71 9.478 5 Mundargi Taluk U 3.690 20,363 10,535 9,828 6.64 3,067 Mundargi (TP) U 3,690 20,363 10,535 9.828 6.64 3,067 9 Dharwad District U 6 166,802 881,917 451,929 429,988 301.09 2,929 Hubli-Dharwad (M Corp.) * U 149,279 786,195 403,085 383.110 213.42 3,684 Dharwad Taluk U 2,892 16,290 8,298 7,992 8.47 1,923 Alnavar (TP) U 2,892 16,290 8,298 7,992 8.47 1,923 2 Navalgund Taluk U 2 8,869 47,912 24,410 23,502 54.11 885 Annigeri (TM C) U 4.818 25,710 13,070 12.640 11.18 2,300 Navalgund (TP) U 4.051 22,202 11,340 10,862 42.93 517 3 Hubli Taluk U 4 Kalghatgi Taluk U 2,837 14,680 7,486 7,194 23.92 614 Kalghatgi (TP) U 2,837 14,680 7,486 7,194 23.92 614 5 Kundgol Taluk U 2,925 16,840 8,650 8,190 1.17 14.393 Kundgol (TP) U 2,925 16,840 8,650 8,190 1.17 14,393 10 UUara Kannada District U 13 80,016 387,913 196,968 190,945 251.77 1,541 Dandeli (CMC) @ U ]1,121 53,290 27.249 26,041 8.52 6,255

* Spreads over two taluks namely Hubli & Dharwad. Hence shown separately under the district and not under any of the taluks

@ Spreads over two taluks namely Supa & Haliyal. Hence shown separately under the district and not under any of the taluks

86 A-I (Part-II): Number of Towns, Households, Population and Area StatelDistrictffaluklUAlCityffown S Number Number Population Area Population t of of in per a towns house- square square P M F holds kilometre kilometre u 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 KalWar raIUk o 17.391 75,038 38,535 36,503 36,95 2,031 Karwar Urban Agglorreration U 17,391 75,038 38,535 36,503 36.95 2,031 i) Karwar (CMC) U 14,528 62,973 32,589 30,384 27.07 2,326 ii) Oritakula (OG) U 2,863 12,065 5,946 6,119 9.88 1.221 2 SupaTaluk U 3 Haliyal Taluk U 2 5,288 25,501 12,938 12,563 18.17 1,403 Arrbikanaglra (Cn U 1,179 4,848 2,480 2,368 0.78 6,215 Haliyal (TP) U 4,109 20,653 10,458 10,195 17.39 1,188 4 Yellapur Taluk U 3,852 17,923 9,060 8,863 64.60 277 Yellapur (TP) U 3,852 17,923 9,060 8,863 64.60 277 5 Mundgx:l Taluk U 3,311 16.173 8,330 7,843 11.99 1,349 Mundgx:l (TP) U 3,311 16,173 8,330 7,843 11.99 1,349 6 Sirsi Taluk U 14,052 65,335 33,133 32,202 36.74 1,778 Sirsi Urban Agglorreration U 14,052 65,335 33,133 32,202 36.74 1,778 i) Sirsi (CMC) U 12,613 58,702 29,816 28,886 11.99 4,8% ii) Bachag;lon (OG) U 67 256 122 134 1.10 233 iii) Oripgi (OG) U 221 1,011 458 553 0.65 1,555 iv) Hutgrr (OG) U 388 1,731 886 845 4.50 385 v) Kalkuni (OG) U 142 661 325 336 3.20 207 vi) Landakanahalli (OG) U 140 713 358 355 5.33 134 vii) MaJUliavalli (OG) U 122 605 312 293 4.92 123 viii) Puttanrnane (OG) U 138 677 358 319 4.04 168 ix) Sirsi (OG) U 221 979 498 481 1.01 %9 7 Ankola Taluk U 5,453 26,138 13,135 13,003 16.64 1,571 Ankola Urban AgglOirefation U 5,453 26,138 13,135 13,003 16.64 1,571 i) Ankola (TP) U 3,025 14,307 7,132 7,175 7.42 1,928 ii) Bobruwada(OG) U 1,047 5,322 2,6% 2,626 2.70 1.971 iii) l.axtreshwar (OG) U 194 877 431 446 0.53 1,655 iv) Shirkuli (OG) U 418 2,002 1,026 976 2.89 693 v) Tenkankeri (OG) U 289 1,441 737 704 1.20 1,201 vi) Vandi~ (OG) U 480 2,189 1,113 1,076 1.90 l,152 8 Kumta Taluk U 6,839 34,499 17,443 17,056 20.42 1,689 Kumta Urban Agglorreration U 6,839 34,499 17,443 17,056 20.42 1.689 i) Kumta(TMC) U 5,430 27,598 13,984 13,614 15.34 1.799 ii) Heg:le (OG) U 368 1,515 743 772 0.79 1,918 iii) Holanag;:ldde (OG) U 129 615 319 2% 0.11 5,591 iv) Kalbhag(OG) U 912 4,771 2,397 2,374 4.18 U41 9 Siddapur Taluk U 3,007 14,050 7.132 6,918 18.52 759 Siddapur (TP) U 3,007 14,050 7,132 6,918 18.52 759 10 Honavar Taluk U 3,750 17,824 9,006 8,818 8.86 2,012 Honavar (TP) U 3,750 17,824 9,006 8,818 8.86 2,012 11 Bhatkal Taluk U 2 5,952 42,142 21,007 21,]35 10.36 4,068 Bhatkal Urban Agglorreration U 5,952 42,142 21,007 21J35 10.36 4,068 a) Bhatkal (TMC + OG) U 4,%9 36,173 18,117 18,056 5.89 6.141 i) Bhatkal (TMC) U 4.414 31.774 15,931 15,843 5.23 6,075

87 A-I (Part.I1): Number of Towns, Households, Population and Area S tate/DistrictffaluklUAiCityrrown S Number Number Population Area Population t of of in per a towns house­ square square P M holds F kilometre kilometre u 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 Haveri District U 9 53,361 299,020 153,534 145,486 139.95 2,137 Shiggaon Taluk U 2 7,504 44,651 23.115 21,536 23.46 1,903 Sankapura (TP) U 3,208 20,324 10.608 9.716 19.42 1,047 Shiggaon (TP) U 4,296 24.327 12,507 11,820 4.04 6,022 2 Savanur Taluk U 5,384 35,563 18,333 17,230 5.49 6,478 Savanur (TM C) U 5.384 35,563 18,333 17,230 5.49 6,478 3 Hangal Taluk U 4.369 25,009 12,801 12,208 24.36 1,027 Hangal (TMC) U 4.369 25.009 12,801 12,208 24.36 1,027 4 Haveri Taluk U 10.873 55,913 28,589 27,324 26.19 2.135 Haveri (TMC) U 10.873 55.913 28,589 27.324 26.19 2.135 5 8yadgi Taluk U 4.792 25,663 13.124 12,539 3.35 7.661 8yadgi (TMC) U 4.792 25,663 13.124 12,539 3.35 7,661 6 Hirekerur Taluk U 3.030 15.872 8.104 7,768 12.93 1.228 Hirekerur (TP) U 3.030 15,872 8,104 7,768 12.93 1,228 7 Ranibennur U 2 17,4-09 96.349 49,468 46.881 44.17 2.181 Kodiyal(TP) U 1J68 6.731 3A92 3,239 1.85 3,638 Ranibennur (CMC) U 16.041 89,618 45,976 43,642 42.32 2,118 12 Bellary District U 11 135,255 706,850 361,180 3-15,670 377.60 1,872 Hadagalli Taluk U 4-.325 23,414 11.874 11,540 19.83 I,] 81 Hoovina Hadagalli (TP) @ U 4.325 23.414 11,874 11.540 19.83 1.181 2 Hagaribommanahalli Taluk U 3 Hospet Taluk U 3 42.943 221,450 112,497 108,953 112.98 1.960 Hospet (CMC) U 31.849 164,240 83,767 80.473 49.70 3.305 Kamalapuram (TP) U ..'1.092 21,830 10,936 10,894 39.62 551 Kampli (TMC) U 7.002 35,380 17,794 17,586 23.66 1,495 4 Siruguppa Taluk U 2 12,155 66,502 33,409 33,093 74.39 894 Siruguppa (TP) U 8.181 42,919 21,678 21,241 31.14 1,378 Tekkalakote rTP) U 3.974 23,583 11.731 11,852 43.25 545 5 SelJary T aluk U 60.899 316.766 162,699 154,067 79.45 3,987 Sellary (CMC) U 60.899 316,766 162,699 154,067 79.45 3,987 6 Sandur Taluk U 2 6,764 34,168 17,814 16.354 23.51 1.453 Donimalai township (CT) U 1.507 6.554 3,375 3.179 1.38 4,749 Sandur (TP) U 5,257 27,614 14,439 13.175 22.13 1.248 7 Kudligi Taluk U 2 8,169 44.550 22,887 21,663 67.44 661 Kotturu (TP) U 4,282 22,701 1]'819 10,882 35.26 644 Kudligi (TP) U 3,887 21.849 11,068 10,781 32.18 679 13 Chitradurga District U 6 55,078 274,238 140,779 133,459 125.89 2,178 M olakalmuru T aluk U 2,719 14,133 7,345 6,788 43.06 328 Molakalmuru (TP) U 2,719 14,133 7,345 6,788 43.06 328 2 Challakere Taluk U 9,517 49.067 25,177 23,890 30.71 1,598 Challakere (TMC) U 9,517 49,067 25.177 23,890 30.71 1,598 3 Chitradun,:a Taluk U 24.803 125.170 64.112 61.058 25.98 4,818 Chitradur~a IT rban Agglomeration U 24.803 125.170 64,112 61.058 25.98 4,818 i) Chitradur_l!

88 A-I (Part-II): Number of Towns, Households, Population and Area StatelDistrictffaluklUA/Cityffown S Number Number Population Area Population t of of in per a towns house­ square square P M F holds kilometre kilometre u 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Hiriyur (TMC) U 10,448 48,806 24,947 23,859 20.22 2,414 14 Davanagere District U 6 104,615 542,998 280,035 262,963 143.69 3,779 Harihar Taluk U 16,742 87,744 44,997 42,747 22.86 3,838 Harihar Urban Agglomeration U 16,742 87,744 44,997 42,747 22.86 3,838 i) Harihar (CMC) U 13,800 73,047 37,458 35,589 7.78 9,389 ii) Amaravathi (OG) U 984 4,770 2.445 2,325 5.08 939 iii) GuttUf (OG) U 1,058 5,676 2,916 2,760 6.84 830 iv) Haralapura (OG) U 900 4,251 2,178 2,073 3.16 1,345 2 Harapanahalli Taluk U 7,233 41.907 21,888 20,019 40.93 1,024 Harapanahalli (TP) U 7,233 41.907 21,888 20,019 40.93 1,024 3 J agalur T aluk U 2,857 14,744 7,715 7,029 0.94 15.685 Jagalur (TP) U 2,857 14,744 7,715 7,029 0.94 15,685 4 Davanagere Taluk U 71,437 364,523 187,987 176,536 77.12 4,727 Davanagere (CMC) U 71.437 364,523 187,987 176,536 77.12 4,727 5 Honnali Taluk U 3,015 15,568 7,874 7,694 0.68 22,894 Honnali (TP) U 3,015 15,568 7,874 7,694 0.68 22.894 6 Channagiri Taluk U 3,331 18,512 9,574 8,938 1.16 15,959 Channagiri (TP) U 3.331 18,512 9,574 8,938 1.16 15,959 15 Shimoga District U 9 122,864 571,010 290,321 280,689 237.92 2,400 Sagar Taluk U 13,627 62,701 31,506 3U95 61.74 1,016 Jog falls (NAC) U 2,838 12,570 6,364 6,206 44.33 284 Sagar (TMC) U 10,789 50,131 25.142 24,989 17.41 2,879 2 Sorab Taluk U 1.566 7.427 3,811 3,616 1.89 3,930 Sorab (TP) U 1.566 7,427 3,811 3,616 1.89 3,930 3 Shikarpur Taluk U 2 8,752 46,017 23,359 22,658 20.56 2,238 Siralkoppa (TP) U 2,674 14,501 7,314 7,187 1.80 8,056 Shikarpur (TMC) U 6,078 31,516 16,045 15.471 18.76 1,680 4 Hosanagara Taluk U 1,078 5,043 2,564 2,479 3.50 1,441 Hosanagara (TP) U 1.078 5,043 2,564 2,479 3.50 1,441 5 Tirthahalli Taluk U 3,318 14,808 7,506 7.302 6.70 2,210 Tirthahalli (TP) U 3,318 14,808 7,506 7,302 6.70 2,210 6 Shirnoga T aluk U 59,005 274.352 140,224 134.128 76.71 3,576 Shirnoga (CM C) U 59,005 274,352 140,224 134,128 76.71 3,576 7 Bhadravati Taluk U 35,518 160,662 81.351 79.311 66.82 2,404 Bhadravati (CMC) U 35,518 160,662 81,351 79,311 66.82 2,404 16 Udupi District U 6 40,554 206,353 101,175 105,178 133.63 1,544 Kundapura Taluk U 5,083 28,591 13,919 14,672 14.01 2,041 Kundapura (TMC) U 5,083 28,591 13,919 14.672 14.01 2,041 2 Udupi Taluk U 4 30,622 152,646 74,570 78,076 96.56 1,581 Udupi Urban Agglomeration U 25,824 127.124 62,596 64,528 73.01 1,741 i) Udupi (CMC) U 23,372 113,112 55,893 57,219 63.66 1.777 il) Ambalpady (OG) U 296 1,675 799 876 1.33 1,259 iii) Kadekar (OG) U 738 4.323 2,089 2,234 3.03 1,427 iv) Kidiyoor (OG) U 794 4,338 2,088 2,2:"0 2.58 1,681 vi Kuthpady (OG) U 539 3,223 1.499 1.724 2.25 1,432 vi) Moodanidan1bur (OG) U 85 4'i3 228 225 0.16 2,831 Mallar (CT) 1_T 1,154 6,052 2,842 3.210 4.83 1.253

@ Formerly Hadagalli

89 A·1 (Part·I1): Number of Towns, Households, Population and Area S tatelDistrictffaluklVA/Cityrrown S Number Number Population Area Population t of of in per a towns house­ square square P M holds F kilometre kilometre u 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Saligram (TMC) u 2,750 14,962 6.985 7.977 14.69 1,019 Yenagudde( CT) u 894 4,508 2,147 2.361 4.03 1,119 3 Karkal Taluk u 4,849 25,116 12.686 12,430 23.06 1,089 Karkal (TMC) u 4,849 25.116 12.686 12,430 23.06 1,089 17 Chikmagalur District U 9 48,682 222,724 113,625 109,099 110.53 2,015 Sringeri T aluk U 1,121 4.249 2.226 2.023 0.46 9,237 Sringeri (TP) U 1.121 4,249 2,226 2.023 0.46 9,237 2 Koppa talulk U 1,175 5.113 2,588 2,525 1.99 2.569 Koppa (TP) U 1,175 5.113 2.588 2.525 1.99 2,569 3 Narasimbarajapura Taluk U 1,691 7,464 3,783 3,681 1.72 4,340 Narasimbarajapura (TP) U 1,691 7.464 3.783 3.681 1.72 4,340 4 Tarikere Taluk U 7,115 34,066 17,303 16,763 15.02 2,268 Tarikere (TP) U 7,115 34.066 17.303 16.763 15.02 2.268 5 Kadur T aluk U 2 11,201 53,516 27.124 26,392 12.25 4,369 Birur(TMC) U 4,751 22,702 11.448 11.254 1.91 11,886 Kadur (TMC) U 6,450 30,814 15.676 15,138 10.34 2,980 6 Chikmagalur Taluk U 22,111 101.251 51.694 49.557 32.74 3,093 Chikmagalur (CMC) U 22.111 101.251 51.694 49.557 32.74 3.093 7 M udigere T aluk U 2 4,268 17.065 8.907 8,158 46.35 368 Kudremukh (NAC) U 2.189 8.102 4.354 3.748 45.43 178 M udigere (TP) U 2,079 8,963 4,553 4,410 0.92 9,742 18 Tumkur District U 11 109,337 507,202 261,688 245,514 123.39 4,111 Chiknayakanhalli T aluk U 5,115 22,389 11,209 11 ,180 5.02 4.460 ChiknaYakanhalli (TM C) U 5,115 22,389 11.209 11,180 5.02 4,460 2 Sira Taluk U 9.959 50,088 25,855 24.233 12.98 3,859 Sira (TMC) U 9,959 50.088 25,855 24,233 12.98 3,859 3 Pavagada Taluk U 5.739 28,068 14.416 13,652 6.57 4,272 Pavagada (TM C) U 5,739 28,068 14,416 13.652 6.57 4.272 4 Madhugiri Taluk U 5,644 26.304 13,550 12,754 8.00 3,288 Madhugiri (TMC) U 5,644 26.304 13.550 12.754 8.00 3,288 5 Koratagere Taluk U 3,074 13,655 6,929 6.726 1.20 11,379 Koratagere (TP) U 3,074 13,655 6,929 6,726 1.20 11,379 6 Tumkur Taluk U 53,958 248,929 129,273 119,656 64.27 3,873 Tumkur (CMC) U 53,958 248,929 129.273 119,656 64.27 3,873 7 Gubbi Taluk U 3,769 16,805 8,635 8,170 4.38 3,837 Gubbi (TP) U 3,769 16,805 8.635 8,170 4.38 3,837 8 Tiptur Taluk U 11,562 53.104 27,301 25,803 10.27 5.171 Tiptur (TMC) U 11.562 53,104 27,301 25,803 10.27 5.171 9 Turuvekere Taluk U 2 4,148 17,517 9.031 8,486 5.02 3.489 Adityapatna (CT) U 1,060 4,236 2,180 2,056 1.25 3.389 Turuvekere (TP) U 3.088 13,281 6.851 6,430 3.77 3.523 10 Kunigal Taluk U 6,369 30,343 15,489 14.854 5.68 5,342 Kunigal (TM C) U 6.369 30,343 15,489 14.854 5.68 5.342 19 Kolar District U 12 125,434 625,523 317,940 307,583 150.05 4,169 Gauribidanur Taluk U 6,596 30,537 15.572 14.965 7.01 4,356 Gauribidanur (TM C) U 6,596 30.537 15,572 14,965 7.01 4.356 2 Chik ballapur Taluk U 11,581 54.968 27.943 27.025 9.20 5.975 Chik ballapur (CMC) U 11,581 54.968 27,943 27.025 9.20 5.975 3 Gudibanda T aluk U 1,940 8.807 4.401 4.406 0.64 13.761 Gudibanda (TP) U 1,940 8.807 4.401 4,406 0.64 13.761 4 Bagepalli Taluk U 4.326 20.119 10.435 9.684 2.31 8.710

90 A-l (Part-II): Number of Towns, Households, Population and Area S tatelDistrictffaluk/UA/Cityffown S Number Number Population Area Population t of of in per a towns house- square square M F holds P kilometre kilometre u 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Bagepalli (TP) u 4,326 20,119 10,435 9,684 2.31 8,710 5 Sidlaghatta Taluk U 7,747 41,098 21,150 19,948 3.57 11,512 Sidlaghatta (TMC) U 7,747 41,098 21,150 19,948 3.57 11,512 6 Chintamani T aluk U 13.571 65,493 33,845 31,648 14.57 4,495 Chintamani (CMC) U 13,571 65,493 33,845 31,648 14.57 4,495 7 Srinivaspur Taluk U 4,376 22,959 11,798 11,161 1.84 12,478 Srinivaspur (TP) U 4,376 22,959 11,798 11,161 1.84 12,478 8 Kolar Taluk U 22,330 113,907 58,060 55,847 18.30 6,224 Kolar (CMC) U 22,330 113,907 58,060 55,847 18.30 6,224 9 Malur Taluk U 5,953 27,815 14,167 13,648 9.26 3,004 Malur (TMC) U 5,953 27,815 14,167 13,648 9.26 3,004 10 Bangarapet Taluk U 2 38,447 195,787 98,256 97,531 64.89 3,017 Bangarapet (TMC) U 7,733 38,703 19,678 19,025 5.14 7,530 Robertson Pet Urban Agglomeration U 30,714 157,084 78,578 78,506 59.75 2,629 i) Robertson Pet (CMC) U 27,358 141,424 70,619 70,805 52.40 2,699 ii) Chinnakote (OG) U 776 3,674 1,867 1,807 1.21 3,036 iii) Dasarahosahalli (OG) U 702 3,262 1,674 1,588 1.76 1.853 iv) Devag;:mahalli (OG) U 89 435 215 220 1.02 426 v) Doddur Karapanhalli Plantation (OG) U 721 3,410 1.716 1.694 3.02 1,129 vi) Kathihalli (OG) U 317 1,376 715 661 0.13 10,585 vii) Parandahalli (OG) U 751 3,503 1,772 1,731 0.21 16,681 11 M ulbagal T aluk U 8,567 44,033 22,313 21,720 18.46 2,385 M ulbagal (TM C) U 8,567 44,033 22,313 21,720 18.46 2,385 20 Bangalore District U 19 1,292,252 5,759,987 3,020,398 2,739,589 555.17 10,375 Bangalore Urban Agglomeration U PI See Annexure (i) Bangalore (M Corp.)@ U 947,169 4,301,326 2,242,835 2,058,491 221.32 19,435 (i) Pattanagere( CMC) @ U 22,282 96,385 51,307 45,078 33.48 2,879 1 Bangalore North Taluk U 6 145,411 607,030 325,208 281,822 122.00 4,976 (b) Dasarahalli (CMC + OGs) @ U 74,704 293,359 159,064 134,295 30.98 9,469 i) Dasarahalli (CMC) @ U 67,758 264,940 143,909 121,031 22.87 11,585 ii) Abbigere(OG) @ U 906 3,799 2,003 1.796 0.43 8,835 vi) Chikkahidarakallu (OG)@ U 1,252 5,081 2,739 2,342 1.41 3,604 iii) Chikkasandra (OG) @ U 911 3,779 2,013 1,766 0.93 4,063 v) Doddabidarakallu (OG) @ U 761 3,177 1,682 1,495 0.76 4,180 ix) Handrahalli (OG) @ U 197 778 409 369 0.60 1,297 vii) Kariobanahalli (OG) @ U 1,310 5,070 2,712 2,358 1.03 4,922 iv) Shettihalli (OG) @ U 735 3,127 1,682 1,445 1.61 1,942 x) Sidedahalli (OG) @ U 83 323 171 152 0.51 633 vii) Srikantapura anchepalya (OG) @ U 791 3,285 1,744 1,541 0.83 3,958 m Yelahanka(CMC + OGs)@ U 21,518 94,234 50,544 43,690 28.27 3,333 i) Yelahanka (CMC) @ U 21,032 90,827 48,075 42,752 24.00 3,784 iii) Su~tta (OG) @ U 150 728 388 340 2.02 360 ii) Vaderapura (OG) @ U 336 2,679 2,081 598 2.25 1,191 Kadigenahalli (CT) U 1,206 5,474 2,805 2,669 1.93 2,836 n Hunasamaranahalli CT @ U 1,868 7,380 4,094 3,286 6.37 1,159

@ Parts of Bangalore Urban Agglomerations

91 A-I (Part-II): Number of Towns, Households, Population and Area StatelDistricttl'aluklUA/Cityffown S Number Number Population Area Population of of in per a towns house­ square square P M F holds kilometre kilometre u 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 (\) Byatarayanapura ICMC + OGS)@ u 41,6'15 18\-1,514 99,123 89,391 48.74 3.868 i) Byutarayanapura (CMC)@J u 40.255 1S 1.744 95.508 86.236 44.96 4.042 ii) Chikkabettahalli (OG)@ u 877 4,020 2,148 I.Rn 2.02 1,990 iii) Doddabettahalli (OG)@ u 563 2.750 1.467 1,2R3 1.76 1.563 (e) Herohul/i (CT)@ u 4.420 1\-1.069 9,578 8.491 5.71 3,164 2 Bangdlore south Taluk u 163.3R5 696,978 369.ln 327.811:; 163.21 4.270 Outgrowths of bangalore (I\I Corp.) U ii) Chc:lakere \OG)@· U 1.512 6,667 3.517 3.15\) U4 4,975 iii) Horamavu (OG)@ U 53'1 2.3'17 1.243 1.154 2.19 1,095 i\) Arehalli(OG)@ U 698 2.858 1,514 1.344 1.39 2.056 Outgrowths of Byatarayan'lpura ICMC) II iii) Dasarahalli (OG)@ U 1,134 5.102 2,658 2.444 2.35 2,171 ii) Thanisandra (OG)@ U 1.401 6.914 3.587 3,327 2.45 2.822 (0) Kengeri (TMC)@ U '1,824 42.455 21.892 20.563 16.02 2,650 Outgrowths of Pattanagere (CM C) U ii) Vaddarapalya (OG)@ U 175 718 364 354 0.97 740 iii) Subramanyapura (OG)@ U 1.190 4.817 2.549 2.268 0.49 9.831 iv) Vasanthapura (OG)@' U 284 1,079 570 509 0.52 2.075 v) Doddakallasandra (OG)@ U 672 2.700 1.407 1.293 0.62 4,355 (k) Krishnarajapura (CMC)@ U 41.762 186.210 97,412 88.798 24.93 7,469 Ij) Mahadevapura (CMC + OGS)@ U 36.945 154.223 82,674 71.549 52.90 2,915 i) Mahadevapura (CMC)@ U 32.549 135,794 72,882 62,912 48.05 2,826 iii) Channm,andra (OG)@ U I.4S6 5,867 3,316 2.551 1.93 3.040 ii) Hagadur(OG)@ U 2.910 12.562 fl,4 76 6.086 2.92 4.302 (e) Urtarahalli(CT)@ U 2,539 10.4(17 5,469 4,998 2.85 3,673 (f) Bommanahalli (CMC + OGs) @ U 53.827 224.980 120.216 104.764 44.11 44,031 i) Bommanahalli (CMC)@ U 48.479 201.652 108.108 93.544 35.66 5,655 iv) Begur(OG)@ U 2,069 9,237 4.712 4.525 5.07 1,822 vi) Beratena Agrahara (OG)@ U 84 340 182 158 0.33 1.030 ix) Chikkathoguru IOG)@ U 127 575 307 268 0.03 19,167 ii) Chunehaghatta (OG)@ u 2,117 9,029 4.746 4.283 0.87 10,378 iii) Kalenaagrahara (OG)@ U 287 1.482 739 743 0.87 1.703 v) Naganathapura (OG)@ U 279 1.081 571 510 0.70 1,544 viii) Parappana Agrahara (OG)@ lJ 385 1.584 851 733 0.58 2.731 (i) Gottikere(CT)@ U 2.651 11.201 5,984 5.217 2.50 4,480 (g) KOllallakzlIlte( CT)@ U 3.291 13.316 7.101 6,215 1.27 10,485 (h) Kothllur(CT)@ U 4,941 20,874 11,016 9.858 6.31 3,308 3 Anekal Taluk lJ 3 14.005 58,268 31,875 26.393 15.1n 3,844 Anekal (TMC) U 7.127 33.157 17.185 15.972 5.33 6,221 Bommasandra(CT) U 2.021 7.614 4.446 3.168 4.65 1,637 Hebhagodi(CTi lJ 3.565 12.296 7.401 4.895 3.41 3,606 Outgrowth of Bommanahalli ICM C) @ U vii) Kudlu (OG) @ U 1.292 5.201 2.843 2,358 1.77 2,938 21 Bangalore Rural District U 10 83,503 407,396 210,106 197,290 94.09 4,330 Nelamangala Taluk U 1 5.599 25.287 13.123 12.164 2.85 8.873 Nelamangala (TP) U 5,599 25.287 13.123 12,164 2.85 8,873 2 Dod ballapur Taluk U 16.315 77.778 40.197 37.581 13.48 5,770 Dargajogilial/i( cn U 1.398 6.172 3.158 3.014 0.11 56.109 Dod ballap ur (CM C) U 14.917 71.606 37.03'1 34.567 13.37 5.356 :, Devanahalli T a\uk 1\).812 52.946 27.342 25.6()4 3().49 1737 Devanahalli ITMC) u 4.801 23.406 12.126 11.280 1:;.94 146~

92 A-I (Part-II); Number of Towns, Households, Population and Area StatelDistrictrraluklUAlCityrrown S Number Number Population Area Population t of of in per a towns house­ square square P holds M F kilometre kilometre u 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Vijayapura (TMC) U 6.011 29.540 15.216 14,324 14.55 2030 4 Hosakote Taluk U 7.657 36.323 18.862 17.461 14.2~ 2544 Hosakote (TMC) U 7.657 36.323 18.862 17,461 1'+.28 2544 5 Magadi Taluk U 5.220 25.031 12.742 12.289 4.98 5026 Magadi (TMC) U 5.220 25.031 12.742 12.289 4.'}& 5026 () Ramanagaram T aluk U 15.562 79.394 41.092 38.302 12.3'} 6408 Ramanagaram (CM C) U 15.562 79.394 41.092 38.302 12.39 6408 7 Channapatna Taluk U 12,460 63.577 32.131 31.446 8A2 7551 Channapatna (CMC) U 12,460 63.577 32.131 31.446 8.42 7551 8 Kanakapura Taluk U 9.878 47.060 24.617 22.443 7.20 6536 Kanakapura (TMC) U 9,878 47.060 24.617 22,443 7.20 6536 22 Mandya District U 8 59,712 282,715 143,758 138,957 52.05 5432 Krishnarajasagara (NAC) @ U 1,891 8,493 4.307 4,186 3.47 2448 Krishnarajpet Taluk U 4,758 22.580 11.585 10.9,}5 4.26 5300 Krishnarajpet (TP) U 4.758 22,580 11.585 10,995 4.26 5300 2 Nagarnangala Taluk U 3.375 16.052 8.217 7.835 2.52 6370 Nagarnangala (TP) U 3,375 16.052 8,217 7.835 2.52 6.370 3 Pandavapura Taluk U 3.874 18.310 9,238 9.072 3.68 4.976 Pandavapura tTP) U 3,874 18.310 9.238 9.072 3.68 4.976 4 Shrirangap attana T aluk U 5.164 23.729 12.090 11.639 11.62 2.042 Shrirangapattana (TMC) U 5.164 23.729 12,fJ90 11.639 11.62 2.042 5 Mandya Taluk U 27.799 131.179 66,551 64.628 16.8'} 7.767 Mandya (CMC) U 27,799 131.179 66.551 64.628 16.8,} 7.767 6 Maddur Taluk U 5,698 26.521 13.467 13.054 6.32 4,196 Maddur (TMC) U 5,698 26.521 13.467 13.054 6.32 4,196 7 Malavalli Taluk U 7.153 35,851 18.303 17.548 3.29 10.897 Malavalli (TMC) U 7.153 35.851 18.303 17,548 3.29 10,897 23 Hassan District L' 9 65,301 304,673 155,129 149,544 67.87 4.489 Sakleshpur Taluk U 5.128 23.176 11.755 11.421 4.6,} 4.942 Sakleshpur (TMC) U 5.128 23.176 11.755 11.421 4.69 4,942 2 Belur Taluk U 4.371 20.228 10.347 9.881 4.56 4A36 Belur (TP) U 4.371 20.228 10.347 9.881 4.56 4A36 3 Arsikere Taluk U 9.552 45.166 22.832 22.334 11.13 4.058 Arsikere Urban Agglomeration U 9,552 45.166 22.832 22.334 11.13 4.058 i) Arsikere (TMC) U 9.094 43.140 21.793 21.3.+7 9.49 4,546 ii) Arsikere rural (OG) U 232 1.068 550 518 0.70 1.526 iii) Gundakanahalli (OG) U 73 372 194 178 0.34 1.094 iv) Henjagundanahalli mG) U 153 586 295 291 0.60 977 4 Hassan Taluk U 2 29.030 133.262 68,242 65.020 2'}.57 4,507 Hassan Urban Agglomeration U 29.030 133.262 68.242 65,020 29.57 4,507 a) Hassan (CMC + OGs) U 26 ..376 121.874 62.433 5'}A41 27.16 4A87 i) Hassan (CMC) U 25.159 116.574 59,743 56.8."i 1 25.11 4.643 ii) B.Katihalli (OG) U 559 2,403 1,212 1.191 n.90 2,670 iii) Chikkakondagola (OG) U 132 550 279 271 (l.18 3,056 iv) Doddamandiganahalli (OG) U 37 173 89 84 n.22 786 v) Guddenahalli (OG) U 169 768 395 373 OA4 1,745 VI) Thamlapura (OG) U .320 1.406 715 691 n.31 4.535

@ Spreads over two talub namely Pandavapura and Shrirangapattana. Hence ~hown ,eparatel~ under the di~trict and not under any of the taluks

93 A-I (Part-II): Number of Towns, Households, Population and Area State/DistrictffaluklUAlCityffown S Number Number Population Area Population t of of in per a towns house­ square square P M F holds kilometre kilometre u 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 b) Satyamangaia(CT) U 2,654 11.388 5,809 5,579 2.41 4,725 5 AlurTaluk U 1.322 6,133 3,036 3,097 1.59 3,857 Alur (TP) U 1,322 6,133 3,036 3,097 1.59 3,857 6 Arkalgud Taluk U 3,083 15,169 7,684 7,485 2.37 6,400 Arkalgud (TP) U 3,083 15.169 7,684 7.485 2.37 6,400 7 Hole narsipur Taluk U 5,521 27,024 13,687 13,337 3.46 7,810 Hole Narsipur (TMC) U 5,521 27,024 13,687 13,337 3.46 7,810 8 Channarayapatna Taluk U 7,294 34,515 17,546 16,969 10.50 3,287 Channarayapatna Urban Agglomeration U 7,294 34,515 17,546 16,969 10.50 3,287 i) Channarayapatna (TMC) U 7,056 33,253 16,922 16,331 7.43 4.476 ii) Marenahalli (OG) U 147 790 394 396 1.31 603 iii) Nagasamudra (OG) U 91 472 230 242 1.76 268 24 Dakshina Kannada District U 20 144,828 729,302 363,777 365,525 369.90 1,972 Mangalore Taluk U 14 120,613 601.079 299,232 301.847 268.50 2,239 Mangalore Urban Agglomeration U 108,529 539,387 269,562 269,825 200.61 2,689 a) Mangalore (M Corp. + OGs) U 87,278 416,262 209,059 207,203 147.43 2,823 i) Mangalore (M Corp.) U 83,452 399,565 200,630 198,935 117.66 3,396 ii) Bala (OG) U 840 2,924 1,695 1.229 5.67 516 iii) CheUairu (OG) U 614 2,985 1.407 1,578 3.17 942 iv) Kudupu (OG) U 550 2,552 1,249 1,303 4.37 584 v) Kuthethur (OG) U 657 2,675 1,334 1,341 6.96 384 vi) Neermarga (OG) U 1,037 4,935 2,413 2,522 8.14 606 vii) Padushedde (OG) U 128 626 331 295 1.46 429 b) Bajala (CT) U 1,801 9,956 4,890 5,066 4.68 . 2,127 c) Kannur (CT) U 1,167 7,233 3,666 3,567 3.26 2,219 d) Kotekara (CT) U 2,458 14.324 6,829 7,495 10.15 1,411 e) Mudushedde(CT! U 1,580 7,417 3,587 3,830 5.94 1,249 f) Munnur(CT) U 1.523 8,036 3,889 4,147 4.37 1,839 g) Someshwar (CT) U 3,838 20,097 9,970 10,127 8.35 2,407 h) Thokur-62(CT) U 1.080 6,167 3,150 3,017 5.32 1,159 i) UUal (TP) U 7,804 49,895 24,522 25,373 11.11 4,491 Adyar(CT) U 1,167 6,501 3,231 3,270 4.89 1,329 Bajpe(CT) U 1,578 8,033 3,880 4,153 7.23 1,111 M udbidri ( (TM C) U 5.148 25,713 12,347 13,366 40.51 635 Mulki (TP) U 3,264 16,389 7,883 8,506 10.10 1,623 Muiur(CT) U 927 5,056 2,329 2,727 5.16 980 2 Bantval Taluk U 3 9,467 54,820 27,270 27,550 40.32 1,360 Bantval (TP) U 6,607 36,830 18,282 18,548 28.14 1,309 Pudu (CT) U 1.903 12.429 6,216 6,213 6.84 1,817 Thumbe(CT) U 957 5,561 2,772 2,789 5.34 1,041 3 Beltangadi Taluk U 1,579 7.305 3,647 3,658 8.87 824 Beltangadi (TP) U 1.579 7,305 3,647 3,658 8.87 824 4 Puttur Taluk U 9.524 48,070 24,259 23,811 35.08 1,370 Puttur (TM C) U 9,524 48,070 24,259 23,811 35.08 1,370 5 Sulya Taluk U 3,645 18,028 9,369 8,659 17.13 1,052 Sulya (TP) U 3,645 18,028 9,369 8,659 17.13 1,052 25 Kodagu District U 5 17,600 75,382 38,561 36,821 26.60 2,834 Madikeri Taluk U 7,682 32,496 16,450 16,046 15.92 2,041 M adikeri (TM C) U 7,682 32.496 16.450 16,046 15.92 2,041 2 Somvarpet Taluk U 2 4,890 20,406 10,556 9,850 4.59 4.446

94 A-I (Part-II): Number of Towns, Households, Population and Area StatelDistrictffaluklUA/Cityffown S Number Number Population Area Population t of of ------in per a towns house­ square square P M F holds kilometre kilometre u 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Kushainagar (CT) U 3,052 13,186 6,934 6,252 3.26 4,045 Somvarpet (TP) U 1,838 7,220 3,622 3,598 1.33 5,429 3 Vrrajpet Taluk U 2 5,028 22,480 11,555 10,925 6.09 3,691 Gonikoppal (CT) U 1,616 7,267 3,813 3,454 3.26 2,229 Virajpet (TP) U 3.412 15,213 7,742 7,471 2.83 5,376 26 Mysore District U 11 207,181 982,128 499,291 482,837 178.31 5,508 Piriyapatna Taluk U 3.150 14,924 7,592 7,332 5.99 2,491 Piriyapatna (TP) U 3.150 14,924 7,592 7,332 5.99 2.491 2 Hunsur Taluk U 9,253 43,900 22,360 21,540 11.76 3,733 Hunsur (TMC) U 9,253 43,900 22,360 21,540 11.76 3,733 3 Krishnarajanagara Taluk U 6,451 30,633 15,600 15,033 8.60 3,562 Krishnarajanagara (TMC) U 6,451 30,633 15,600 15,033 8.60 3,562 4 Mysore Taluk U 4 168,729 799,228 406,363 392,865 131.90 6.059 Mysore Urban Agglomeration U 168,729 799,228 406,363 392,865 131.90 6,059 a) Mysore (M Corp. + OGs) U 165,815 787,179 400,109 387,070 117.50 6,699 i) Mysore (M Corp.) U 158.472 755,379 383,480 371,899 88.66 8,520 ii) Alanahalli (OG) U 774 3,682 1,881 1.801 2.98 1,236 iii) Chamundibetta (OG) U 266 1,393 657 736 5.73 243 iv) Dattagalli (OG) U 42 188 94 94 0.17 1,106 v) Hinkal (OG) U 2,833 12.132 6,419 5,713 5.16 2,351 vi) Hutagalli (OG) U 1,686 6,554 3,521 3,033 3.44 1,905 vii) Kurubarahalli (OG) U Uninhabited 0.94 viii) Lingarnbudi (OG) U 118 658 342 316 3.32 198 ix) Metagalli (OG) U 113 508 259 249 2.27 224 x) Mysore (rural) (OG) U Uninhabited 0.06 xi) Sathagalli (OG) U 108 600 321 279 1.00 600 xii) Srirampura (OG) U 1,403 6,085 3,135 2,950 3.77 1,614 b) Belvata(CT) U 1,439 5,707 2,939 2,768 1.99 2,868 c) Bhogadi (CT) U 1,063 4,815 2,529 2,286 4.73 l.018 d) Hebbalu(CT) U 412 1,527 786 741 7.68 199 5 Heggadadevankote Taluk U 2,572 12,045 6,169 5,876 1.89 6,373 Heggadadevankote (TP) U 2,572 12,045 6,169 5,876 1.89 6,373 6 Nanjangud Taluk U 10,050 48,232 24,393 23,839 14.08 3.426 Nanjangud (TMC) U 10,050 48,232 24,393 23,839 14.08 3.426 7 Tirumakudal-Narsipur Taluk U 2 6,976 33,166 16,814 16,352 4.09 8,109 Bannur (TP) U 4,831 23,239 11,825 11,414 3.09 7,521 Tirumakudal-Narsipur (TP) U 2,145 9,927 4,989 4,938 1.00 9,927 27 Chamarajanagar District U 4 30,209 148,090 75,157 72,933 54.61 2,712 Gundlupet Taluk U 5,445 26,340 13,414 12,926 7.86 3,351 Gundlupet (TMC) U 5,445 26,340 13,414 12,926 7.86 3,351 2 Chamarajanagar Taluk U 12.299 60,558 30,632 29,926 18.76 3,228 Chamarajanagar (CM C) U 12,299 60,558 30,632 29,926 18.76 3,228 3 Yelandur Taluk U 1,748 8.585 4,396 4.189 0.43 19,965 Yelandur (TP) U ],748 8,585 4.396 4,189 0.43 19,965 4 Kollegal Taluk U 10,717 52,607 26,715 25,892 27.56 1.909 Kollegal (TM C) U 10.717 52.607 26,715 25.892 27.56 1.909

Ne", formed after 1991 Census and towns treated as such for the first time in 2001 Census are printed in italics.

95 3(a) The following abbreviations have been used within brackets against the names of the towns to indicate the civic status of the town.

M Corp. Municipal Corporation/Corporation CMC City Municipal Council TMC Town Municipal Council CB Cantonment Board/Cantonment NAC Notified Area CommitteelNotified Area Council TP Town Panchayat CT Census Town

3(b) The abbreviation "OG" given within the bracket under column 1 stands for "Outgrowth".

96 Annexure to A-I (Part-II) S tatelDistrict/Talu klU Ale i ty/Town Urban Num Number Population Area in Popula ber of of house _---:::--__--:-;- ___::;-_ square tion per towns holds P M F kilo square metre kilometre 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Baogaiore VA V 1,278,333 5,701,446 2,988,561 2,712,885 539.85 10,561 (a) Bangalore (M Corp. + OGs) U 949,918 4,313,248 2,249,109 1,064,139 216.24 19.065 (i) Bangalore (M Corp.) U 947,169 4,301,316 1,142,835 1,058,491 221.32 19,435 (ii) Chelakere (OG) U 1,512 6,667 3,517 3,150 1.34 4.975 (iii) Horamavu (OG) U 539 2,397 1,243 l,154 2.19 1,095 (iv) Arehalli (OG) U 698 2,858 1,514 1,344 1.39 2.056 (b) Dasarahalli (CMC+OG) U 74,704 293.359 159,064 134,295 30.98 9,469 (i) Dasarahalli (eMC) U 67,758 264.940 143,909 121,031 22.87 11.585 (ix) Handrahalli (OG) U 197 778 409 369 0.60 1,197 (viii) Kariobanahalli (OG) U 1,310 5.070 2.712 2,358 1.03 4.912 (v) Doddabidarakallu (OG) U 761 3.177 1.682 1,495 0.76 4,180 (ii) Chikkabidarakallu (OG) U 1,252 5,081 2.739 2.342 1.41 3,604 (vii) Srikantapura Anchepalya (OG) U 791 3,285 1,744 1,541 0.83 3,958 (x) Sidedahalli (OG) U 83 323 171 151 0.51 633 (iii) Chikkasandra (OG) U 911 3,779 2,013 1,766 0.93 4,063 (iv) Shettihalli (OG) U 735 3.127 1.682 1,445 1.61 1.942 (ii) Abbigere (OG) U 906 3.799 2,003 1,796 0.43 8.835 (c) Herohalli (CT) U 4,420 18,069 9,578 8,491 5.71 3,164 (d) Pattanagere (CMC+OG) U 24.603 105.699 56,197 49,502 36.08 2,930 (i) Pattanagere (CMC) U 22,282 96.385 51.307 45,078 33.48 2.879 (iv) Vasanthapura (OG) U 284 1,079 570 509 0.52 2,075 (ii) Vaddarapalya (OG) U 175 718 364 354 0.97 740 (iii) Subramanyapura (OG) U 1,190 4,817 2.549 2.268 0.49 9.831 (v) Doddakallasandra (OG) U 672 2.700 1,407 1.293 0.62 4,355 (D) Uttarahalli (CT) U 2,539 10,467 5,469 4,998 2.85 367 (f) Bommanahalli (CMC+OG) U 55,119 230.181 123.059 107.122 45.88 5,017 (i) Bommanahalli (CMC) U 48,479 201.652 108.108 93.544 35.66 5.655 (iv) Begur (OG) U 2,069 9.237 -U12 4.525 5.07 1,822 (ix) Chikkathoguru (OG) U 127 575 307 268 0.03 19.167 (v) Beratena Agrahara (OG) U 84 340 182 158 0.33 1.Q30 (vi) Kudlu (OG) U 1.292 5,201 2,843 2,358 1.77 2.938 (vii) Naganathapura (OG) U 279 1,081 571 510 0.70 1.544 (viii) Parappana Agrahara (OG) U 385 1,584 851 733 0.58 1,731 (iii) Kalenaagrahara (OG) U 187 1,482 739 743 0.87 1,703 (ii) Chunchaghatta (OG) U 2,117 9.029 4.746 4,283 0.87 10.378 (g) Konanakunte (CT) U 3,291 13,316 7.101 6,215 1.27 10.485 (h) Kothnur (CT) U 4,941 20.874 11,016 9.858 6.31 3,308 0) Gottikere rCT) U 2,651 11,201 5.984 5,217 2.50 4.480 (f) Mahadevapura (CMC+OG) U 36,945 154.223 81.674 71.549 51.90 2.915 (i) Mahadevapura (CMC) U 32,549 135.794 72,882 62.912 48.05 2,816 (ii) Hagadur (OG) U 2.910 12,562 6,476 6.086 2.92 4.302 (iii) Channasandra (OG) U 1.486 5.867 3,316 2.551 1.93 3.040 (k) Krishnarajapura (CMC) U 41,762 186,210 97,412 88,798 24.93 7,469 (I) Byatarayanapura (CMC+OG) U 44.130 200.530 105.368 95,162 53.54 3.745 (i) Byatarayanapura (CMC) U 40.255 181,744 95,508 86.236 44.96 4.042 (iii) Thanisandra (OG) U 1.401 6.914 3.587 3.327 1.45 1,822 iii) Dasarahalli (OG) U 1.134 5.101 1.658 2.444 1.35 1.171 (iv) Chikkabettahalli (OG) U 877 4.010 1.148 J.872 1.02 1.990 ( v) Doddabettahalli ( OG) U 563 2.750 1,467 1.283 1.76 1.563

97 Annexure to A-l (Part-II) StatelDistrictrral uk/uA/C i tyrrown Urban Num Number Population Area in Popula ber of of house square don per towns holds P M F kilo square metre kilometre 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 (m) Yelahanka (CMC+OG) U 21,518 94,234 50,544 43,690 28.27 3,333 (i) Yelahanka (CMC) U 21,032 90,827 48,075 42,752 24.0 3,784 (ii) Vaderapura (OG) U 336 2,679 2,081 598 2.25 1,191 (iii) Suggatta (OG) U 150 728 388 340 2.02 360 (n) Hunasamaranahalli (eT) U 1,868 7,380 4,094 3,286 6.37 1,159 (0) Kengeri (TMC) U 9,824 42,455 21.892 20,563 16.02 2,650

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103 Annexure to Appendix-I of Table A-I Changes in Territorial Units during 1991 - 2001 Mudbidri Firka(Circle) comprising of 26 villages and Mudbidri(TMC) transferred from Karkal Taluk to Mangalore Taluk SI. No. N arne of the Village Area in Hectares 1 2 3 Kadandale 1466.01 2 Paladka 1452.11 3 Kallarnundkur 1519.60 4 Thodar 770.58 5 Tenkamijar 1249.75 6 Badagarnijar 1134.29 7 Niddodi 912.02 8 Iruvail 850.08 9 Puchamogru 890.91 10 Hosabettu 1006.63 11 Puthige 2168.81 12 Belvai 2554.21 13 Padurnamad 1198.94 14 Mudurnarnad 964.44 15 Kellaputhige 454.60 16 Daregudde 727.70 17 Panapila 681.60 18 Nellikar 1084.04 19 Mantrady 866.80 20 Valpady 1228.15 21 Shirthady 868.14 22 Mudukonaje 719.00 23 Padukonaje 616.88 24 Kallabettu 545.21 25 Karanje 913.27 26 Maroor 728.92 27 Prantya 668.54 28 Marpadi 1194.98 Total 29439.21

Villages at SI.No.27 & 28 together constitute Mudbidri (TMC)

104 A-2 DECADAL VARIATION OF POPULATION SINCE 1901

NOTE

Table A-2 for 2001 Census presents the adjusted Notification No.RD 42 LRD 87 Part III Bangalore population figures for the last eleven censuses from dated 2.08.1997. 1901 to 2001 for States, Union territories and districts (2) 26 villages of Karkal taluk (Mudbidri Firka) conforming to the present jurisdiction stood on 1st including Mudbidri Town of Udupi district have been January, 2000, the date on which the state/ boundaries transferred to Mangalore taluk of Dakshina Kannada were frozen for Census purposes by the state districtt vide Government of Karnataka Notification government through gazette notification. This table No.RD 42 LRD 87 Part III Bangalore dated gives the decadal variation, percentage decadal 25.03.1998. variation and also the popUlation by sex. The preparation of this table will enable to compare the data on growth In view of these jurisdictional changes, the of population of the state and districts for the last 100 population figures for the Censuses 1901 to 1991 were years. recast for the jurisdiction which prevailed at the 2001 Census in the case of 15 districts for purpose of Jurisdictional changes and adjustment of presenting the adjusted population figures in Table population A-2. For recasting the population figures for the newly The jurisdiction of the state at the 2001 Census carved out districts and also for the changed erstwhile remained the same as at the previous census viz. 1991 districts, population figures were separately compiled Census. However, at the level there were some for the previous Censuses from the information important changes, details of which have already been available in the Primary Census Abstract published in discussed in the earlier chapter. the Census Handbooks of the 1951, 1961, 1971, 1981 and 1991 Censuses and for the 1901 to 1941 Censuses However, particulars of the jurisdictional changes, the taluk population figures published in A-II tables of which occurred at the level during 1991-2001, are the concerned districts were considered for adjusting reiterated below briefly. the population figures for the changed jurisdiction

(1) Formation of seven new districts VIZ. assuming that the necessary adjustments have been Chamarajanagar from erstwhile Mysore district, made for all the transfers of area previously made. Davanagere from erstwhile Chitradurga, Bellary and (i) For adjusting the population figures of Mudbidri Shimoga districts, Bagalkot from erstwhile Bijapur Firka (28) villages of Udupi district, including villages district, Gadag and Haveri from erstwhile Dharwad amalgamated in Mudbidri town) which was transferred district, Udupi from erst while Dakshina Kannada to Dakshina Kannada district the following procedure district and Koppal from erstwhile Raichur district was adopted and the same has been explained in were carved out vide Government of Karnataka Statement 1.

105 Statement - 1 Table illustrating the Method of Estimation of previous Cenuses Population for transferred territories Persons/ Description Population Males/ 1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Dakshina Kannada District Persons Population of Karkal 120086 122086 127435 130727 141083 158259 182471 212496 Taluk as at 1991 Census 255773 279005

Deduct Population of Mudbidri Firka 28 villages / Mudbidri town 36687 37298 38932 39938 43102 48349 54896 64568 of Karkal Taluk 79658 88345 transferred to Mangalore taluk (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) Revised Karkal taluk population which should 83399 84788 88503 90789 97981 109910 127575 147928 be shown in Udupi 176115 190660 District

Population of Mangalore 198504 212085 225546 252613 290683 335098 392936 490566 586849 671360 Ta1uk as at 1991 Census

Add Population Mudbidri Firka 28 villages / Mudbidri town 36687 37298 38932 39938 43102 48349 54896 64568 79658 88345 of Karkal Taluk transferred to Manga10re Taluk Revised Mangalore Taluk Population which should be shown in 235191 249383 264478 292551 333785 383447 447832 555134 666507 759705 Dakshina Kannada District Revised Udupi District 413076 427649 439453 469961 511106 580692 648798 775647 948696 1038099 population Revised Dakshina Kannada District 485304 514009 544601 593195 662432 750225 915039 1163668 1428028 1656165 population

Method of Estimation 1951 Pop ulation of Area Transferred X Concerning Decade's Population of the Taluk 1951 Population of the Taluk

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) 48349x120086 48349x122086 48349x127435 48349x130727 48349x141083 158259 158259 158259 158259 158259

106 Population of Karnataka state from 1901 to 2001

Cens us Population Decadal Percentage Cens us Population Decadal Percentage Year Variation Decadal Year Variation Decadal Variation Variation 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1901 13,054,754 1911 13,525,251 + 470,497 + 3.60 1961 23,586,772 + 4,184,816 + 21.57 1921 13,377,599 147,652 1.09 1971 29,299,014 + 5,712,242 + 24.22 1931 14,632,992 + 1.255,393 + 9.38 1981 37,135,714 + 7,836,700 + 26.75 1941 16,255,368 + 1,622,376 + 11.09 1991 44,977,201 + 7,841,487 + 21.12 1951 19,401,956 + 3,146,588 + 19.36 2001 52,850,562 + 7,873,361 + 17.51

The population of Karnataka state has increased population growth was restricted before 1921. The from 13,054,754 in 1901 to 52,850,562 in 2001, subsequent improvement in communication and control registering an overall increase of 304.84 per cent. It of diseases owing to public health measures undertaken, brought down the death rates remarkably. may be observed that there is stagnation in growth This is reflected in ever increasing decadal variation between 1901 to 1921, from 1921 to 1951 a steady registered at the 1931 and subsequent Censuses. and gradual increasing growth rate in population while However from 1991 Census onwards a decline in from 1951 to 1981, a rapid and high growth and from growth rate can be seen. 1981 to 2001 a high growth with definite declining Statement - 2 depicts the percentage decadal trend in growth rate. variation of population from 1901 to 2001 for Total, The famine, epidemics and persistent local diseases Rural and Urban population of the state and districts such Malaria, Cholera etc. played havoc and the separately.

Statement - 2 Statement showing the percentage of Decadal Variation of Population from 1901 to 2001 for total, rural and urban areas of State and Districts

State! District TI 1901- 1991- 1981- 1971- 1961- 1951- 1941- 1931- 1921- 1911- 1901- ~ 2001 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 U 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 KARNATAKA T 304.84 17.51 21.12 26.75 24.22 21.57 19.36 11.09 9.38 ·1.09 3.60 R 205.73 12.29 17.66 19.07 21.05 22.56 10.79 8.92 7.42 -3.54 4.76 U 993.22 29.15 29.62 50.65 35.23 18.26 61.19 23.03 21.66 17.53 -4.41 Be1gaum T 272.57 17.61 20.30 22.94 22.16 20.53 16.71 13.97 13.64 0.46 -4.19 R 212.82 16.78 18.82 19.86 18.40 32.15 0.23 14.00 11.61 -1.31 -4.49 U 840.77 20.30 25.37 34.88 39.25 -13.90 127.66 13.75 29.37 16.76 -1.36 Baga1kot T 254.33 18.82 20.79 23.54 20.74 16.62 15.97 13.53 7.60 -4.81 5.25 R 217.45 16.73 24.81 18.92 18.31 21.88 9.93 11.10 6.00 -6.55 5.06 U 395.50 24.38 11.33 35.86 27.74 3.74 34.01 21.50 13.24 1.77 5.95 Bijapur T 313.58 17.51 22.94 18.68 18.61 20.89 21.45 11.18 10.83 -8.33 22.65 R 247.10 14.33 21.25 14.72 14.57 27.87 10.49 10.27 10.38 -10.24 23.39 U 1202.00 30.48 30.45 39.71 45.96 -11.76 126.32 20.64 15.70 19.56 12.73 Gulbarga T 254.55 21.25 24.10 19.63 24.28 15.31 14.52 6.99 11.56 -7.94 9.22 R 179.39 15.51 22.90 12.24 21.90 17.78 8.09 4.67 9.54 -8.80 8.06 U 1161.24 39.82 28.18 53.82 36.60 4.02 57.33 25.44 30.83 1.15 23.23

107 Statement- 2 (Conid.) Statel District TI 1901- 1991- 1981- 1971- 1961- 1951- 1941- 1931- 1921- 1911- 1901- R/ 2001 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 U 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Bidar T 320.13 19.63 26.12 20.83 24.26 20.35 7.45 16.90 9.51 -5.81 18.95 R 265.87 14.59 23.44 16.08 21.13 26,46 2.74 15.91 5.65 -4.46 21.13 U 736.63 40.36 38.49 48.93 46.68 -10.60 40.03 24.22 51.51 -18.15 2.18 Raichur T 274.07 23.52 30.53 28.84 26.76 19.29 6.16 10.34 4.72 -9.59 7.38 R 223.29 22,47 25.37 22.64 26.20 23.56 -1.80 10.97 2.25 -9.84 9.59 U 600.70 26.74 49.43 58.10 29.50 2.20 57.10 6.47 22.98 -7.69 -6.88 Koppal T 320.89 24.84 28.05 22.27 31.44 10.57 18.32 12.16 9.37 -4.94 7.38 R 270.88 23.18 29.25 17.14 29.40 29.80 1.56 7.50 6.15 -5.52 8.14 U 1209.03 33.92 21.86 57.99 47.68 -49.19 142.89 65.51 67.61 6.98 -6.12 Gadag T 175.70 13.13 15.56 19.37 18.35 20.43 10.97 12.19 0.17 5.72 -5.98 R 136.44 12.22 15.74 10,48 16.67 28.60 -2.30 17.53 -2.81 2.12 -3.63 U 277.43 14.84 15.23 40.57 22.56 0.66 51.46 -U2 8.73 16.74 -13.41 Dharwad T 280.50 16.68 19.64 31.26 26.76 25.24 18.29 8.28 ~1.21 2.48 -7.91 R 141.67 10.66 18.83 22.59 9.31 33.58 6.03 6.76 3.00 0.37 -12.28 U 662.80 22.12 20.39 40.36 52.23 17.00 38.91 10.68 18.81 9.05 4.09 Uttara Kannada T 197.69 10.93 13.66 26.38 23.13 33.16 17.37 5.58 4.01 -6.69 -5.27 R 135.52 4.32 15.46 14.71 22.84 44.23 7.65 2.10 3.05 -6.93 -8.72 U 768.13 31.71 8.36 80.60 24.52 -2.18 64.93 26.74 10.25 -5.09 -26.42 Haveri T 204.11 13.39 20.53 24.76 14.87 24.95 19.67 7.45 10.46 -5.17 -7.74 R 175.13 7.00 22.02 21.71 11.92 32.35 16.26 6.72 8.70 -9.74 -3.98 U 387.28 46.75 13.32 42.00 35.03 -9.60 38.67 11.67 22.04 35.13 -33.79 Bellary T 295.44 22.41 26.84 33.64 24.21 19.89 20.58 10.21 12.04 -13.22 -0.94 R 219.46 17.28 33.89 21.52 15.74 19.29 18.84 5.38 10.32 -16.82 5.50 U 611.60 33.30 14.07 63.06 51.02 21.81 26.55 30.85 20.02 8.67 -27.76 Chitradurga T 328.41 15.63 20.51 21.18 21.30 25.97 16.40 9.20 13.31 3.71 11.19 R 285.84 13.55 17.15 19.43 18.40 24.29 13.23 8.58 12.94 2.72 15.71 U 757.40\5 26.10 40.84 32.65 45.20 41.83 58.05 18.06 18.85 21.46 -34.34 Davanagere T 345.52 14.84 23.07 32.44 29.99 25.84 17.62 10.15 15.74 -6.86 4.16 R 247.63 11.55 18.28 26.80 26.84 24.09 11.35 7.63 15.73 -10.65 6.53 U 1162.84 23.27 37.18 52.37 42.50 33.38 54.85 27.98 15.83 23.17 -15.60 Shimoga T 328.85 13.10 15.11 27.59 29.57 60.31 24.91 4.43 3.05 -3.59 -4.10 R 202.78 9.21 13.31 22.64 35.02 50.66 13.61 -2.47 -0.77 -6.64 -4.46 U 1861.83 21.21 19.05 39.96 17.72 86.30 70.64 46.25 34.46 31.68 0.24 Udupi T 168.20 7.14 9.42 22.31 19.55 12.67 13.50 8.69 6.59 2.89 2.63 R 124.42 11.98 2.09 24.82 11.93 7.95 11.62 8.01 5.66 0.65 1.51 U 2466.26 -9.95 46.59 15.80 65.39 61.90 37.79 18.19 21.50 60.95 96.89 Chikmagalur T 217.56 12.15 11.57 23.77 23.33 43.05 16.54 3.04 4.25 -1.45 -5.79 R 188.22 8.61 12.44 20.97 22.40 44.70 12.97 0.92 3.39 -3.33 -3.28 U 447.26 29.60 7.49 38.93 28.62 34.37 39.77 19.73 11.12 18.15 -25.50 Tumkur T 284.74 12.10 16.58 21.51 19.04 18.76 20.46 10.73 11.12 5.15 9.97 R 238.83 8.00 12.79 18.68 16.99 17.40 17.00 11.48 10.53 3.35 15.44 U 764.53 32.72 40.35 42.85 37.14 31.43 70.19 0.90 19.52 39.31 -36.95 Kolar T 249.77 14.40 16.34 25.64 17.56 14.18 16.13 14.36 7.16 1.57 7.80 R 200.30 12.39 15.04 22.78 20.73 17.18 12.77 8.45 7.33 -5.78 8.12 U 603.94 20.99 20.84 36.64 6.77 5.07 27.72 40.87 6.40 55.50 5.52 Bangalore T 1555.83 35.09 38.44 59.08 46.55 19.61 69.77 25.11 22.79 12.25 8.47 R 250.67 16.00 20.80 7.50 85.78 -38.87 43.22 16.96 17.05 0.08 4.45 U 3226.00 38.15 41.76 74.90 37.64 52.84 89.75 32.03 28.13 26.56 13.61

108 Statement - 2 (Concld.) State! District T/ 1901- 1991- 1981- 1971- 1961- 1951- 1941- 1931- 1921- 1911- 1901- RI 2001 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 U 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Bangalore Rural T 284.62 12.45 15.23 24.30 16.22 15.07 22.92 12.73 14.47 4.60 7.63 R 241.06 7.61 14.17 21.94 13.18 14.58 19.69 12.19 14.70 2.60 11.10 U 615.12 34.33 20.26 36.88 35.70 18.28 49.57 17.40 12.70 25.50 -18.90 Mandya T 265.47 7.26 15.96 22.85 28.38 25.49 12.90 9.09 7.27 7.59 4.47 R 232.36 7.51 14.98 20.34 24.58 25.10 9.37 7.79 7.36 6.41 6.44 U 664.32 6.96 21.86 38.57 58.67 28.67 53.59 26.66 5.95 26.29 -19.22 Hassan T 202.62 9.68 15.67 23.10 23.05 25.27 13.93 5.16 2.61 0.63 1.61 R 170.93 9.26 11.95 21.57 20.89 25.58 10.61 4.25 0.16 -0.76 4.70 U 563.76 11.72 37.41 32.84 38.94 23.04 45.14 14.55 37.36 25.55 -33.60 Dakshina Kannada T 289.94 14.59 15.98 22.72 27.17 21.18 13.34 11.71 9.20 5.83 6.04 R 164.01 4.07 11.97 10.03 27.23 18.33 7.43 10.10 6.14 5.45 3.33 U 1553.45 36.72 25.43 64.73 29.91 32.71 45.79 21.43 32.30 8.82 33.21 Kodagu T 203.73 12.31 5.75 22.10 17.18 40.72 35.96 3.31 -0.31 -6.37 -3.12 R 186.15 15.27 5.20 22.10 14.09 31.43 35.33 2.61 -0.97 -6.06 -0.22 U 394.34 -3.28 8.76 22.10 37.49 162.62 44.90 14.15 11.15 -11.42 -34.55 Mysore T 347.64 15.75 24.84 25.12 28.40 16.66 23.65 16.20 8.61 2.62 3.22 R 247.23 13.23 20.15 20.58 27.73 21.83 12.00 10.80 4.84 -0.76 5.36 U 775.09 20.27 34.23 35.35 29.93 6.32 56.10 34.45 23.65 18.73 -5.91 Chamarajanagar T 188.48 9.29 14.99 24.61 15.50 18.76 15.14 10.74 7.30 -4.62 2.91 R 166.15 7.59 14.24 23.87 15.52 19.12 12.79 11.07 4.18 -6.90 4.56 U 437.14 19.74 19.83 29.58 15.39 16.40 33.49 8.25 38.92 26.74 -15.46

A perusal of Statement -2 reveals that as against Besides Bangalore the other districts which have the overall growth rate of 304.84 per cent during 1901 crossed growth rate of 20 per cent or more are - 2001 of the state, 8 districts namely Bijapur, Bidar, Gulbarga (2l.3%), Raichur (23.5%), Koppal (24.8) Koppal, Chitradurga, Davanagere, Shimoga, Bangalore and Bellary (22.4%). In case of rural population of and Mysore, have registered comparatively higher the state as a whole, the growth rate is comparatively growth rates than the state average growth rate of lower during the decade 1991-2001, being 12.3 per 304.84 per cent. Bangalore district has registered an cent as against 17.7 per cent during 1981-199l. The impressive growth of 1,555.8 per cent among all the decadal growth rate for the rural population is districts of the state followed by Mysore district with considerably higher than that of the state in 14 a growth rate of 347.6 percent while Udupi district districts. has the lowest growth rate of 170.2 per cent for the In case of the urban population, growth rate higher period 1901 to 200l. than that of the state is recorded in 12 s and among A review of the growth rates of population during the districts Gulbarga (39.8%), Bidar (40.4%), Haveri the decades 1991-2001 at the state and district level (46.7%), Bangalore (38.2%) and Dakshina Kannada reveals that Kamataka state has recorded the growth (36.7%) have impressively higher growth rates. On rate of 17.5 per cent in the 2001 Census as against the other hand Udupi (-9.95%), Kodagu (-3.3%) and growth rate of 21.1 per cent in 1991. This decline in Mandya (6%) have recorded the lowest decadal urban growth rate is observed in almost all s of the state growth rate in that order. except Chikmagalur which has recorded 12.2 per Sex Ratio cent growth in 2001 as against 11.6 per cent in 1991. The lowest decadal growth rate of 7.1 per cent is Sex ratio is an important demographic observed in Udupi district while Bangalore has characteristic for studying the population trend of a claimed the highest growth rate of 35.1 per cent. given region. It is always found that male and female

109 births are not equal and hence either there is a males has been adopted to express the sex ratio. preponderance of males over females or vice-versa. Statement-3 given below depicts the change in sex In our country there is preponderance of males over ratio for state and s for the censuses 1901 to 2001 for females and hence the number of females per 1000 Total, Rural and Urban population separately.

Statement - 3 Changes in the Sex Ratio (Females I>er 1,000 Males) 1901-2001

State I District TI 1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 RI U 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Karnataka T 983 981 969 965 960 966 959 957 963 960 965 R 984 984 975 972 965 974 973 971 978 973 977

U 976 960 936 927 935 941 913 913 926 930 942 Belgaum T 980 967 957 952 947 956 952 947 957 954 960 R 982 972 961 962 952 960 958 955 965 958 963 U 961 920 928 887 912 943 924 915 928 940 950 Bagalkot T 999 995 974 984 977 997 987 987 997 982 980 R 997 997 977 990 979 999 999 1,003 1,006 987 984 U 1,006 990 967 964 969 990 950 947 974 968 970 Bijapur T 996 986 957 962 951 963 967 963 970 948 950 R 995 988 959 966 953 963 973 973 982 953 951 U 996 945 940 927 932 962 927 915 917 925 950 Gulbarga T 974 975 973 970 960 993 989 981 981 962 966 R 974 975 973 972 959 995 996 990 995 974 977 U 975 978 974 950 966 981 955 940 935 925 936 Bidar T 990 979 968 959 949 980 971 963 968 952 949 R 985 975 965 955 946 978 977 97U 978 966 956 U 1,029 1,017 994 984 970 993 931 922 920 899 923 Raichur T NA NA NA NA NA 1,004 994 982 988 978 983 R NA NA NA NA NA 1,006 1,002 990 998 989 992 U NA NA NA NA NA 996 960 942 951 948 958 Koppal T NA NA NA NA NA 968 973 979 989 981 983 R NA NA NA NA NA 994 979 986 996 986 985 U NA NA NA NA NA 891 927 937 954 955 971 Gadag T 995 976 993 981 973 987 981 983 981 969 969 R 995 976 1,009 993 980 997 998 1,003 996 973 970 U 998 978 948 951 950 967 938 936 953 960 968 Dharwad T 983 970 956 939 936 958 941 928 938 935 949 R 991 970 973 953 935 977 962 964 962 942 946 U 966 970 924 917 938 935 910 892 917 928 951 Uttara Kannada T 925 956 968 952 965 967 946 957 958 966 971 R 920 942 957 941 959 942 945 956 965 968 971 U 974 1,054 1,043 1,017 995 1,054 951 959 939 959 969 Haveri T 973 973 942 945 944 938 939 938 937 936 944 R 968 969 940 947 942 936 941 940 938 934 942 U 1,003 1,016 960 935 957 946 926 928 935 947 948 Bellary T 968 975 967 970 970 956 960 966 975 966 969 R 967 979 974 981 975 960 974 981 986 974 975 U 973 949 937 920 954 942 915 932 955 949 957

110 Statement - 3 (Concld.)

State I District TI 1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 RI U 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Chitradurga T 967 968 947 952 937 942 942 946 952 951 955 R 964 969 948 955 940 951 951 956 960 957 957 U 999 942 934 913 911 865 875 879 904 919 948 Davanagere T 971 977 957 949 952 956 948 947 944 942 952 R 969 977 961 950 957 969 962 963 956 953 957 U 983 977 932 942 924 906 895 894 907 914 939 Shimoga T 894 897 892 860 869 878 879 919 944 964 978 R 891 894 892 865 870 877 902 929 955 977 983 U 937 937 891 832 866 883 830 896 921 937 967 Udupi T 1,125 1,112 1,099 1,120 1,123 1.150 1,165 1.140 1.130 1,134 1,130 R 1,128 1,116 1,104 1,128 1,129 1.158 1,178 1,159 1,147 1,172 1,151 U 960 1,004 1.025 1,017 1,048 1,073 1,075 1,060 1,049 1,012 1,040 Chikmagalur T 907 911 910 886 892 896 903 937 953 977 984 R 912 914 913 888 891 897 906 940 963 985 990 U 872 881 888 871 902 891 892 919 905 938 960 Tumkur T 985 977 958 962 951 958 956 957 961 959 967 R 984 978 960 966 954 963 962 964 969 972 975 U 1,000 960 933 914 911 915 903 901 912 893 938 Kolar T 968 968 957 955 949 973 968 961 971 965 972 R 984 986 972 963 957 967 970 968 976 968 973 U 861 850 892 920 925 990 960 936 953 953 967 Bangalore T 982 958 931 928 922 895 890 886 900 903 908 R 994 972 970 955 950 916 960 923 922 907 913 U 967 942 896 906 902 884 875 875 896 902 907 Bangalore Rural T 996 990 972 970 964 970 960 954 955 945 955 R 995 989 973 972 966 972 967 961 960 948 960 U 1,005 994 964 952 947 956 917 922 932 934 939 Mandya T 1,032 1.028 999 995 982 990 967 960 960 963 986 R 1,033 1,030 1,001 998 987 999 975 968 966 969 990 U 1,026 997 973 958 922 920 905 914 924 935 967 Hassan T 1,010 1,019 998 985 977 970 969 974 987 999 1,004 R 1,013 1,021 1.006 992 981 979 977 984 999 1,012 1,013 U 978 984 893 910 938 909 907 915 916 941 964 Dakshina Kannada T 1,029 1.041 1,030 1,042 1,049 1,048 1,027 1,006 1,015 1,020 1,022 R 1,036 1,055 1,044 1,060 1,059 1,059 1,036 1,010 1,021 1,031 1,033 U 960 937 933 938 996 1,002 992 990 1,000 998 1,005 Kodagu T 801 799 831 803 827 830 862 910 933 979 996 R 805 806 840 812 831 837 872 917 943 986 1,003 U 767 693 674 680 772 750 803 872 884 938 955 Mysore T 1,009 1,007 989 976 961 966 942 936 948 953 964 R 1,012 1,012 1.003 997 974 973 956 947 954 957 962 U 994 983 935 909 924 951 911 912 937 946 967 Chamarajanagar T 1,024 1,015 1.007 998 975 978 968 955 956 953 971 R 1.023 1.015 1.008 1,002 975 976 967 956 959 958 971 U 1,038 1.010 997 970 971 992 975 945 937 924 970

III It may be observed that there has never been a sex ratio of total popUlation in all the Censuses. The balanced sex ratio during the last 100 years. The sex sex ratio of urban population of the state has remained ratio continued to fall from 983 in 1901 Census to 960 comparatively lower than in the total and rural in 1941 Census. Karnataka in 1951 Census recorded population since 1901. a slight improvement in sex ratio, however the When we look at the data in Statement-3, it reveals subsequent i.e. 1961 and 1971 Census sex ratio saw that the sex ratio varies from district to district and a downward trend. An improvement in the sex ratio also from Census to Census. Among the districts, Udupi was marked in 1981 Census when it increased from and Dakshina Kannada are unique, in the sense that 957 in 1971 Census to 963 in 1981 Census. Between sex ratio is more favourable to females and recorded the 1981-1991 Census the sex ratio has again declined more than 1000 right since 1901. Besides these two and stands at 960. The 2001 Census witnessed an districts, Hassan district has also recorded more than improvement in the sex ratio and stands at 965 i.e. an 1000 female population per 1000 male population in increase of 5 points mark over the 1991 sex ratio. The same pattern is seen in most of the districts of the 1991 and 2001 Censuses and Kodagu Rural in 2001 state. Census. The sex ratio of rural population more or less A few other districts namely Bagalkot, Bidar, Uttara follows similar pattern of the total population owing to Kannata, Haveri, Tumkur, Bangalore Rural, Mandya, the predominance of rural population in the state/ Mysore and Chamarajanagar also recorded sex ratio districts. However it may be noticed that right from exceeding 1000 females per 1000 males in one or 190 I to 2001 the sex ratio of rural popUlation exceeds other Censuses in the past.

112 TABLE A-2 DECADAL VARIATION OF POPULATION SINCE 1901

FLY LEAF

Table A-2 for 2001 Census presents the adjusted government through gazette notification. This table population figures for the last eleven censuses from gi ves the decadal variation, percentage decadal 1901 to 2001 for States, Union territories and districts variation and also the population by sex. The preparation conforming to the present jurisdiction stood on 1st of this table will enable to compare the data on growth January, 2000, the date on which the state/ boundaries of population of the state and districts for the last 100 were frozen for Census purposes by the state years.

113 A-2 Decadal Variation In Population Since 1901 State I District Ye'ar Persons Decadal Percentage Males Females Variation Decadal Variation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 KARNATAKA 1901 13,054,754 6,582,105 6,472,649 1911 13,525.251 470.497 3.60 6.827,801 6,697,450 1921 13,377,599 -147,652 -1.09 6.793,718 6,583,881 1931 14,632.992 1,255,393 9.38 7,445,458 7,187,534 1941 16,255.368 1,622,376 11.09 8,294,043 7,961,325 1951 19,401,956 3,]46,588 19.36 9,866,923 9,535,033 1961 23,586.772 4.184.816 21.57 12,040,923 11,545,849 ]971 29,299.014 5.7]2,242 24.22 14,971,900 14,327,114 1981 37,135,714 7,836,700 26.75 18,922,627 18,213,087 1991 44,977,201 7,841,487 21.12 22,951,917 22,025,284 2001 52,850.562 7,873.361 17.51 26,898.918 25,951,644

Belgaum District 1901 1.I31. I 86 571,263 559,923 1911 1,083,804 -47,382 -4.19 551.009 532,795 1921 1.088,763 4.959 0.46 556,408 532.355 1931 1.237.223 148,460 13.64 633,783 603,440 1941 1.410.054 172,831 13,97 724,345 685.709 1951 1,645,620 235.566 16.71 841,366 804.254 1961 1,983.498 337,878 20.53 1,016,389 967.109 1971 2.422.994 439,496 22.16 1.244,627 1.178.367 1981 2,978.913 555,919 22.94 l,522,476 1.456.437 1991 3.583.606 604,693 20.30 1,834.005 1,749,601 2001 4,214,505 630.899 17.61 2,150,090 2.064,415

Bagalkot District 1901 466.200 233,202 232.998 1911 490,668 24,468 5.25 245,897 244.771 1921 467,062 -23.606 -4.81 236.551 230.511 1931 502.540 35.478 7.60 253,305 249.235 1941 570,522 67,982 13.53 288.617 281,905 1951 661.645 91,123 15.97 331.353 330,292 1961 771.602 109,957 16.62 388,409 383,193 1971 931,651 160,049 20.74 468,773 462,878 1981 1. I 51.005 219,354 23.54 576.484 574,521 1991 1,390.259 239.254 20.79 701.515 688,744 2001 1,65l,R92 261,633 18.82 834.247 817.645

Bijapur District 1901 436.892 218,938 217,954 191 I 535,837 98.945 22.65 269.873 265,964 1921 491.20 I -44.636 -8.33 250.937 240,264 1931 544,386 53,185 10.83 277.398 266.988 1941 605,235 60.849 11.18 310,244 294,99 I 1951 735.033 129.798 21.45 374.418 360.615 19b1 888.576 153,543 20.89 451.771 436.805 1971 1.053.940 165.364 18.61 536.794 517.146 19XI 1.250,777 1%.837 1lUi 8 635,()52 615.725 jl)') I 1.5.~7.nl 286.954 22.')4 789.504 748.227 2001 ! .80n,91 b 209.187 17.51 926,424 880.494 ------

114 A-2 Decadal Variation In Population Since 1901 State / Dis trict Year Persons Decadal Percentage Males Females Variation Decadal Variation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Gulbarga District 1901 883.062 447.328 435,734 191 I 964,468 81.406 9.22 488,280 476,188 1921 887.875 -76.593 -7.94 449.956 437.919 1931 990,505 102,630 11.56 502.865 487.640 1941 1.059.7 I 6 69,211 6.99 540.771 518.945 1951 1,213.608 153.892 14.52 609.088 604.520 1961 1.399.457 185.8'+9 15.31 703,4'+7 696.010 1971 1.739.220 339,763 24.28 878.142 861,078 1981 2,080,643 341,423 19.63 1.050.187 1,030,456 1991 2,582.169 501.526 2'+.10 1,316,088 1.266,081 2001 3,130.922 548.753 2J.25 1.592,789 1,538,133

Bidar District 1901 357,593 179.668 177.925 1911 425.339 67,74(' 18.95 214,879 210,460 1921 400.606 -24,733 -5.81 203,572 197,034 1931 438,695 38,089 9.51 223,986 214.709 1941 512,826 74,131 16.90 263,147 249,679 1951 551,048 38,222 7.45 278.296 272,752 1961 663,172 112,124 20.35 336,480 326,692 1971 824,059 160.887 24.26 419,812 '+04,247 1981 995,691 171,632 20.83 506,043 489,648 1991 1,255,799 260,108 26.12 643.192 612,607 2001 1.502,373 246,574- 19.63 77)'022 731.351

Raichur District 1901 446.375 224,082 222.293 1911 479.298 32,923 7.38 242.275 237,023 1921 433.341 -45,957 -9.59 219.597 213,744 1931 453,788 20,447 4.72 229.023 224,765 1941 500.719 46,931 10.3'+ 254.316 246,403 1951 531,540 30.821 6.16 265,195 266.345 1961 634,097 102,557 19.29 317,961 316.136 1971 803,812 169,715 26.76 405,603 398.209 1981 1.035.600 231.788 28.8'+ 521,005 514.595 1991 1.351.809 316,209 30.53 683,258 668,551 2001 1,669.762 317,953 23.52 841,840 827,922

Koppal District 1901 28.+,184 142,662 141,522 1911 305,145 20,961 7.38 154.244 150,901 1921 290,083 -15.062 -4.94 147,000 1.+3,083 1931 317,262 27,179 9.37 160,119 157,1'+3 1941 355,851 38,5S9 12.16 180,737 175,114 1951 421,043 65.192 18.32 213.975 207,068 1961 4(,5.545 44,502 10.57 235.948 229.547 1971 611.928 146,383 3l..f4 '09,1.J.7 302.781 1981 7'+8,222 136,244- 22.27 .'76,236 371.986 1991 458,078 2()4,8.'ih 28.05 '+83,70 I .+7.+,377 2001 1,1%,084 2:18.011 2.+.8'+ "'03.312 592,777

115 A-2 Decadal Variation In Population Since 1901 S tate I Dis trict Year Persons Decadal Percentage Males Females Variation Decadal Variation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Gadag District 1901 352,503 176,650 175,853 1911 331,414 -21,089 -5.98 167,683 163,731 1921 350,355 18.941 5.72 175.794 174,561 1931 350,961 606 0.17 177,151 173,810 1941 393,739 42,778 12.19 199,596 194,143 1951 436,914 43,175 10.97 219,866 217,048 1961 526,172 89,258 20A3 265.659 260.513 1971 622,722 96,550 18.35 314,076 308.646 1981 743,345 120,623 19.37 375,245 368,100 1991 859,042 115.697 15.56 436,321 422,721 2001 971,835 112,793 13.13 493,533 478,302

Dharwad District 1901 421,619 212,568 209,051 1911 388,289 -33,330 -7.91 197,114 191,175 1921 397,902 9,613 2.48 203.421 194,481 1931 430,554 32,652 8.21 222,005 208,549 1941 466,207 35,653 8.28 240,764 225,443 1951 551,466 85,259 18.29 281,643 269,823 1961 690,668 139,202 25.24 355.911 334.757 1971 875,465 184,797 26.76 454,022 421,443 1981 1,149,153 273,688 31.26 592,942 556,211 1991 1,374,895 225,742 19.64 710,671 664,224 2001 1,604,253 229,358 16.68 823,204 781,049

Uttara Kannada District 1901 454,722 236,165 218,557 1911 430.755 -23,967 -5.27 220,244 210,511 1921 401,928 -28,827 -6.69 204,267 197,661 1931 418,048 16,120 4.01 214,194 203,854 1941 441,388 23,340 5.58 224,603 216,785 1951 518,062 76,674 17.37 263,357 254,705 1961 689,862 171,800 33.16 354,519 335,343 1971 849,453 159,591 23.13 434,134 415,319 1981 1,073,561 224,108 26.38 548,248 525.313 1991 1,220,260 146,699 13.66 620,697 599,563 2001 1,353,644 133,384 10.93 686,876 666,768

Haveri District 1901 473,218 239,898 233,320 1911 436,600 -36,618 -7.74 221,320 215,280 1921 414,028 -22,572 -5.17 213.153 200.875 1931 457,356 43,328 10.46 235,090 222,266 1941 491,410 34,054 7.45 252,780 238.630 1951 588,063 96.653 19.67 303,512 284,551 1961 734,775 146,712 24.95 378.868 355,907 1971 844,026 109,251 14.87 435,496 408,530 1981 1,052,989 208,963 24.76 543.501 509,488 1991 1,269.213 216.224 20.53 655,426 613,787 2001 1.439,116 169,903 13.39 740,469 698,647

116 A-2 Decadal Variation In Population Since 1901 State / District Year Persons Decadal Percentage Males Females Variation Decadal Variation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Bellary District 1901 512,624 260.485 252,139 1911 507,800 -4,824 -0.94 257,142 250,658 1921 440,660 -67,140 -13,22 224,013 216,647 1931 493,701 53,041 12.04 250,673 243,028 1941 544.113 50,412 10.21 276,203 267,910 1951 656,079 111,966 20,58 335.459 320,620 1961 786,556 130,477 19.89 401.341 385,215 1971 976,972 190,416 24.21 496,887 480,085 1981 1,305,624 328,652 33.64 661,221 644,403 1991 1,656,000 350,376 26.84 842,300 813,700 2001 2,027,140 371,140 22.41 1,029,714 997,426

Chitradurga District 1901 354,308 180.123 174,185 1911 393,953 39,645 11.19 200,220 193,733 1921 408,588 14,635 3.71 209,874 198,714 1931 462,953 54,365 13.31 237,190 225,763 1941 505,565 42,612 9.20 260,943 244,622 1951 588,497 82,932 16.40 302,980 285,517 1961 741.344 152,847 25.97 381,705 359,639 1971 899,257 157,913 21.30 462,179 437,078 1981 1,089,304 190,047 21.13 558,088 531.216 1991 l,312,717 223,413 20.51 672,849 639,868 2001 1,517,896 205,179 15.63 776,221 741,675

Davanagere District 1901 401.990 203,961 198,029 1911 418,715 16,725 4.16 211,769 206,946 1921 390,009 -28,706 -6.86 199,277 190,732 1931 451,392 6U83 15.74 231,642 219,750 1941 497,221 45,829 10.15 254,675 242,546 1951 584,822 87,601 17.62 298,926 285,896 1961 735,937 151.115 25.84 377,792 358,145 1971 956,654 220,717 29.99 491,238 465,416 1981 1,266,945 310,291 32.44 651,858 615,087 1991 1,559,222 292,277 23.07 803,083 756,139 2001 1,790,952 231,730 14.86 917.705 873,247

Shimoga District 1901 383,007 202,181 180,826 1911 367,303 -15,704 -4.10 193,613 173,690 1921 354,101 -13,202 -3.59 187,146 166,955 1931 364,903 10,802 3.05 196,201 168,702 1941 381.059 16.156 4.43 203,862 177,197 1951 475,999 94,940 24.91 253,400 222,599 1961 763,076 287,077 60.31 406.176 356,900 1971 988,744 225,668 29.57 515,118 473,626 1981 1.261,582 272,838 27.59 648,877 612,705 1991 1.452,259 190,677 15.[ [ 739,561 712,69)\ 2001 1,642,545 190,286 13.10 83(),559 81].9S6

117 A·2 Decadal Variation In Population Since 1901 State / Dis trict Year Persons Decadal Percentage Males Females Variation Decadal Variation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Udupi District 1901 414,708 196,784 217,924 1911 425,607 10,899 2.63 201,560 224,047 1921 437,908 12,301 2.89 208,620 229.288 1931 466,756 28,848 6.59 220,170 246,586 1941 507,316 40,560 8.69 238,925 268,391 1951 575,817 68,501 13.50 267,841 307,976 1961 648,798 72,981 12.67 299,701 349,097 1971 775,647 126,849 19.55 362,385 413,262 1981 948,696 173,049 22.31 445,412 503,284 1991 1,038,099 89,403 9.42 486,409 551,690 2001 1,112,243 74,144 7.14 522,231 590,012

Chikmagalur District 1901 359,270 188,373 170,897 1911 338.457 -20,813 -5.79 177,074 161,383 1921 333,538 -4,919 -1.45 174,615 158.923 1931 347,715 14.177 4.25 184,389 163,326 1941 358,290 10,575 3.04 189,356 168,934 1951 417,538 59,248 16.54 220,231 197,307 1961 597.305 179,767 43.05 313.795 283,510 1971 736.647 139,342 23.33 380,297 356.350 1981 911,769 175,122 23.77 466.918 444,851 1991 1,017,283 105,514 11.57 514.526 502,757 2001 1,140.905 123,622 12.15 574,911 565,994

Tumkur District 1901 671,801 338,399 333,402 1911 738,786 66,985 9.97 373,697 365,089 1921 776,825 38,039 5.15 396,713 380,112 1931 863,227 86,402 11.12 440.036 423.191 1941 955,809 92.582 10.73 489,888 465,921 1951 1,151,362 195,553 20.46 587,988 563.374 1961 1,367.402 216,040 18.76 699,191 668,211 1971 1,627,721 260,319 19.04 831,859 795.862 1981 1,977,854 350,133 21.51 1,008,522 969,332 1991 2,305.819 327,965 16.58 lJ77,233 1,128,586 2001 2,584,711 278,892 12. JO 1,313,801 1,270,910

Kolar District 1901 725,072 368,436 356,636 1911 781,617 56.545 7.80 397,084 384.533 1921 793,878 12,261 1.57 405,749 388.129 1931 850,723 56,845 7.16 435,226 415,497 1941 972,916 122.193 14.36 499,105 473,811 1951 1,129,875 156,959 16.13 572,697 557.178 1961 1,290,144 160.269 14.18 655,645 634.499 1971 1.516,646 226,502 17.56 773,293 743,353 1981 1,905,492 388,846 25.64 966,653 938,839 1991 2,216,889 311.397 16.34 1.128,316 1,088.573 2001 2,536.069 319,J80 J4.40 1,286,193 1,249,876

118 A-2 Deeadal Variation In Population S inee 1901 S tate I Dis triet Year Persons Deeadal Percentage Males Females Variation Deeadal Variation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Bangalore District 1901 394,794 199,185 195,609 1911 428,228 33,434 8,47 218,687 209.541 1921 480.675 52,447 12.25 248.912 231.763 1931 590,218 109,543 22.79 306,075 284.143 1941 738,393 148,175 25.11 384,102 354,291 1951 1,253,542 515,149 69.77 661.424 592.118 1961 1,499,333 245,791 19.61 793,382 705,951 1971 2,197,347 698.014 46.55 1,164,839 1,032,508 1981 3,495,566 1,298,219 59.08 1,839,958 1,655,608 1991 4,839,162 1,343,596 38.44 2,542,950 2,296,212 2001 6,537,124 1,697,962 35.09 3,426,599 3,110.525

Bangalore Rural District 1901 489,184 245,059 244,125 1911 526,512 37,328 7.63 264,606 261,906 1921 550,728 24,216 4.60 279,283 271,445 1931 630,401 79,673 14.47 320,022 310,379 1941 710.632 80,231 12.73 361.821 348.811 1951 873,519 162,887 22.92 443,352 430,167 1961 1,005,129 131,610 15.07 512.848 492,281 1971 1,168,168 163,039 16.22 597.686 570,482 1981 1,452,044 283,876 24.30 742,581 709,463 1991 1.673,194 221,150 15.23 860,231 812,963 2001 1,881,514 208,320 12.45 962,183 919,331

Mandya District 1901 482.581 237,471 245,110 1911 504.157 21,576 4.47 248,574 255,583 1921 542,421 38,264 7.59 271,331 271.090 1931 581.836 39,415 7.27 291.686 290,150 1941 634.727 52,891 9.09 320,323 314,404 1951 716.583 81,856 12.90 360.D14 356,569 1961 899.210 182.627 25.49 457,143 442,067 1971 1,154,374 255,164 28.38 588.914 565,460 1981 1,418,109 263,735 22.85 723,674 694,435 1991 1.644,374 226,265 15.96 837,597 806.777 2001 1,763,705 119.331 7.26 888,034 875.671

Hassan District 1901 568,919 283.043 285,876 1911 578,097 9,178 1.61 286,369 291.728 1921 581.750 3,653 0.63 291,161 290,589 1931 596.937 15,187 2.61 300,746 296,191 1941 627.718 30,781 5.16 317.513 310.205 1951 715,135 87,417 13.93 363.049 352,086 1961 895.847 180.712 25.27 455.055 440.792 1971 1,102.370 206.523 23.05 558,456 543.914 1981 1,357.014 254,644 23.10 683.036 673.978 1991 1.569,684 212,670 15.67 785.144 784,540 2001 1. 721.669 J 51. 985 9.68 859.086 862,583

119 A·2 Decadal Variation hI Population Since 1901 S tate I Dis trict Year Persons Decadal Percentage Males Females Variation Decadal Variation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Dakshina Kannada District 1901 486,672 239,866 246,806 1911 516,051 29,379 6.04 252,891 263,160 1921 546,146 30,095 5.83 269,036 277.110 1931 596,400 50,254 9.20 292,058 304,342 1941 666,222 69,822 11.71 325,203 341,019 1951 755,100 88,878 13.34 368,753 386.347 1961 915.039 159,939 21.18 451,528 463.511 1971 1,163,668 248.629 27.17 580.110 583,558 1981 1,428,028 264,360 22.72 708,710 719,318 1991 1,656,165 228,137 15.98 819,847 836.318 2001 1,897,730 241,565 14.59 938,434 959.296

Kodagu District 1901 180,607 100,258 80.349 1911 174,976 -5,631 -3.12 97,279 77,697 1921 163,838 -11,138 -6.37 89,501 74,337 1931 163.327 -511 0.31 90,575 72,752 1941 168,726 5,399 3.31 92,347 76,379 1951 229,405 60,679 35.96 125,327 104.078 1961 322,829 93,424 40.72 173,338 149.491 1971 378,291 55,462 17.18 198,109 180.182 1981 461,888 83,597 22.10 238.893 222,995 1991 488,455 26.567 5.75 246.869 24L586 2001 548,561 60.106 12.31 274,831 273.730

Mysore District 1901 589,987 293,743 296.244 1911 608.961 18,974 3.22 303,479 305,482 1921 624,889 15,928 2.62 314,145 310.744 1931 678,700 53,811 8.61 343,452 335.248 1941 788,657 109,957 16.20 402,187 386.470 1951 975.193 186,536 23.65 496,147 479,046 1961 1,137,640 162,447 16.66 585,669 551.971 1971 1,460,736 323.096 28.40 754,492 706,244 1981 1,827,702 366,966 25.12 938,018 889,684 1991 2,281,653 453.951 24.84 1,168,291 1.113.362 2001 2.641.027 359,374 15.75 1.344,670 1,296.357

Chamarajanagar District 1901 334,676 165,314 169,362 1911 344,414 9,738 2.91 170,939 173,475 1921 328,501 -15,913 -4.62 163,686 164.815 1931 352,485 23,984 7.30 176,398 176,087 1941 390,337 37,852 10.74 197.670 192.667 1951 449,448 59.111 15.14 227.266 222.182 1961 533.759 84,311 18.76 271.252 262.507 1971 616,502 82,743 15.50 315.412 301.090 1981 768.198 151.696 24.61 392.789 375,409 1991 883.365 115.167 14.99 452,333 431.032 2001 965.462 82,097 9.29 489.940 475.522

120 A-2Appendix States and Districts at the 2001 Census Showing the 1991 Area and Population According to Territorial Jurisdiction in 1991, Change in Population of 1991 adjusted to Jurisdiction of 2001

S tate I District Area in 2001 Area in 1991 Population Net R~marks 2001 Population 1991 population in 1991 increase Census Census according adjusted to or (square (square to juris ju rlsdic decrease kilometre) kilometre) diction tion of between prevailing 2001 cots. 5 & 6 in 1991 1 2 3 4 5 6 ., 8

29 KARNATAKA 191,791.00 52,850,562 191,791.00 44,977,201 44,977,201 1 Belgaum 13,415.00 4.214,505 13,415.00 3.583,606 3,583,606 2 Bagalkot 6,575.00 1,651,892 1,390,259 1,390,259 9 3 Bijapur 10,494.00 1,806,918 17,069.00 2,927,990 1,537,731 -1,390,259 4 Gulbarga 16.224.00 3,130,922 16.224.00 2,582,169 2,582,169 5 Bidar 5,448.00 1,502,373 5,448.00 1,255,799 1,255,799 6 Raichur 8,441.00 1.669.762 14,017.00 2,309,887 1,351,809 -958,078 2 7 Koppal 5,575.00 1,196,089 958,078 958,078 10 8 Gadag 4,656.00 971,835 859,042 859,042 11 9 Dharwad 4,260.00 1,604.253 13,738.00 3,503,150 1,374,895 -2,128,255 3 10 Uttara Kannada 10,291.00 1,353,644 10,291.00 1,220,260 1,220,260 11 Haveri 4,823.00 1,439.116 1,269,213 1,269,213 12 12 BeUary 8,450.00 2,027,140 9,885.00 1,890,092 1,656,000 -234,092 4 13 Chitradurga 8,440.00 1,517,896 10,852.00 2,180,443 1,312,717 -867726 5 14 Davanagere 5,924.00 1,790,952 1,559,222 1,559,222 13 15 Shimoga 8,477.00 1,642.545 10,553.00 1,909,663 1,452,259 -457,404 6 16 Udupi 3,880.00 1,112,243 1,038,099 1,038,099 14 17 Chikmagalur 7.201.00 1,140,905 7,201.00 1,017,283 1,017,283 18 Tumkur 10,597.00 2,584,711 10,598.00 2,305,819 2,305,819 19 Kolar 8,223.00 2,536,069 8,223.00 2,216,889 2,216,889 20 Bangalore 2.190.00 6,537,124 2,190.00 4,839,162 4,839,162 21 Bangalore Rural 5,815.00 1.881,514 5,815.00 1,673,194 1,673,194 '22 Mandya 4,961.00 1,763,705 4,961.00 1,644,374 1,644.374 23 Hassan 6.814.00 1,721,669 6,814.00 1,569.684 1,569,684 24 Dakshina Kannada 4,560.00 1,897,730 8,441.00 2,694,264 1.656,165 -1,038,099 7 25 Kodagu 4,102.00 548,561 4,102.00 488,455 488,455 26 Mysore 6.854.00 2,641.027 11,954.00 3,165,018 2,281,653 -883,365 8 27 Chamarajanagar 5.101.00 965,462 883,365 883,365 15

Note: I Entire six taluks vi. Bagalokot. Hundgund, Badami, lamkhandi, Mudhol and Bilgi with an area of 6593.87 Sq.kms and a population of 13.90,259 of Bijapur district transferred to newly formed Bagalkot district vide Government of Karnataka Notification No.RD 43 LRD 87 (P-III) dated 2.08.1997.

2 Entire four taluks, viz. Yalbarga, Kushtagi, Gangawati and Koppal with an area of 5558.96 Sq.kms and popula- tion of 9.58,078 of Raichur district transferred to newly formed Koppal district vide Government of Karnataka Notification No.RD 42 LRD 87 (P-IIll dated 4.08.1997.

3 (i) Entire five taluks viz. Nargund. Ron, Gadag, Shirhatti and Mundargi with an area of 4657.25 Sq.kms and population of 8.59,042 of Dharwad district transferred to newly formed Gadag district vide Government of Karnataka Notification NO.RD 43 LRD 87 (P-IIll dated 2.08.1997.

121 (ii) Entire seven taluks viz.Shiggoan, Savanur, Hanagal, Haveri, Byadgi, Hirekerur and Ranibennur with an area of 4851.26 Sq.kms and population of 1,269,213 of Dharwad district transferred to newly formed Haveri district vide Government of Karnataka Notification No.RD 42 LRD 87 (P-III) dated 2.08.1997.

4 Entire Harpanahalli taluk with an area of 1437.69 Sq.kms and population of 2,34,092 of Bellary district to newly formed Davanagere district vide Government of Kamataka Notification No.RD 42 LRD 87 (P-III) dated 2.08.1997.

5 Entire three taluks viz. Davanagere, Harihar and Jagalur with an area of 2405.75 Sq.kms and population of 8.67,726 of Chitradurga district transferred to newly formed Davanagere district vide Government of Kamataka Notifica­ tion No.RD 42 LRD 87 (P-III) dated 2.08.1997.

6 Entire two taluks viz. Honnali and Channagiri with an area of 2073.63 Sq.kms and population of 4,57,404 of Shimoga district transferred to newly formed Davanagere district vide Government of Karnataka Notification No.RD 42 LRD 87 (P-III) dated 2.08.1997.

7 Entire two taluks viz. Udupi, Kundapur, and Karkal taluk (excluding 28 villages of Mudbidri Firka and Mudbidri Town) with an area of 3557.75 Sq. Kms and populatin of 10,38,099) of Dakshina Kannada district transferred to newly formed Udupi district vide Government of Karnataka Notification No.RD 42 LRD 87(P-III) dated 2.08.1997.

8 After 1991 Census four taluks viz. Gundlupet, Chamarajanagar, Yelandur and Kollegal taluks were excluded from the erstwhile Mysore district and included in the newly formed Chamarajanagar district vide Government of Kamataka Notification No. RD 42 LRD 87 (P-III) dated 02.08.1997.

9 Changes enumerated as against footnote 1

10 Changes enumerated as against foot note 2

11 Changes enumerated as against footnote 3(i)

12 Changes enumerated as against footnote 3(ii)

13 Changes as enumerated as against footnote 4,5, and 6

14 Changes as enumerated as against footnote 7

15 Changes as enumerated as against footnote 8

122 A-3 VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION SIZE CLASS

NOTE

This table corresponds to table A -3 of 1951, 1961, are included in this table. 1971, 1981 and 1991 Censuses and gives the total In table A-I against the item Rural, the data relating number of inhabited villages classified by seven broad to number of inhabited villages and their population by population ranges viz., (i) less than 200 (ii) 200-499 sex are presented in col (3), and columns 7 to 9 (iii) 500-999 (iv) 1,000-1,999 (v) 2,000-4,999 (vi) 5,000- respectively. In table A-3, this data is further classified 9,999 (vii) 10,000 and above indicating therein the into seven broad ranges mentioned above and presented total rural population by persons, males and females. for State, districts and Taluks. The figures are given first for state union territory followed by districts and sub-districts. In previous The appendix to this table gives (i) the number of censuses prior to 1951, this table was used to be villages with population of 5,000 and over and prepared for villages and towns together. aggregated population thereof for each taluk and district and proportion of this population expressed as The term village has already been defined in detail percentage to total rural population of the state and (ii) in Fly-leaf to table A-I. To mention briefly the village number and aggregated population of towns with for census purposes is the revenue village with a population below 5,000 in each district and taluk as definite name and boundary which contains the main also the percentage of this aggregate to total population village together with its hamlets, if any. The number to the State. of inhabited villages shown in this table is exclusive of those which have gone to make up urban areas and Thus, this table gives the picture of villages, which whose population is included in the respective urban were treated as towns consequent upon satisfying the areas or towns. In the case of villages partly demographic criterion of treating a place as a Census incorporated in urban areas, the unmerged portions of town but failed to reach 5,000 populations at the 2001 villages which are outside the urban areas have been Census and also in respect of villages with population treated as villages and their number and population of 5,000 or more.

123 Statement-l presented below provides the population sizes with reference to the total rural population percentage of population living in villages of various in the state and each of the districts in 2001 census. Statement - 1 Percentage of Population Living in Villages of Various Population Size with Reference to the Total Rural Population in 2001

Percentage of population living in villages of various population size with reference to the total rural population: 2001 Less than 10,OOf) and S tate I District 200 200-499 500-999 1000-1999 2000-4999 5000-9999 above 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

KARNATAKA 0.89 5.60 15.35 25.70 34.17 13.46 4.83 Belgaum 0.14 1.01 5.08 16.43 37.07 26.49 13.78 Bagalkot 0.23 1.96 9.91 22.33 38.69 18.45 8.45 Bijapur 0.08 1.25 7.60 23.03 39.57 18.87 9.61 Gulbarga 0.14 1.73 12.98 29.96 38.77 11.85 4.58 Bidar 0.05 1.18 9.09 27.42 44.42 14.23 3.62 Raichur 0.29 2.90 13.23 31.53 30.94 10.86 10.25 Koppal 0.25 2.73 13.15 27.38 33.23 13.85 9.40 Gadag 0.10 1.92 8.26 24.31 40.51 18.27 6.64 Dharwad 0.14 i.22 8.48 24.07 42.25 17.55 6.28 Uttara Kannada 3.45 13.05 20.29 21.31 24.30 10.44 7.16 Haveri 0.21 2.89 11.06 31.48 35.71 15.50 3.15 Bellary 0.11 0.82 3.52 17.20 50.02 20.30 8.03 Chitradurga 0.60 3.54 15.37 35.89 32.50 9.96 2.15 Davanagere 0.40 3.15 13.32 25.11 42.88 13.50 1.64 Shimoga 2.64 13.20 27.16 28.54 24.75 3.71 Udupi 0.75 9.11 52.91 25.35 11.88 Chikmagalur 1.96 8.90 22.83 33.96 25.83 4.19 2.34 Tumkur 1.74 11.74 27.09 30.73 23.93 3.55 1.21 Kolar 2.36 18.51 35.46 26.40 13.59 3.68 Bangalore 0.77 5.55 19.33 29.21 30.38 11.99 2.78 Bangalore Rural 1.64 10.10 26.46 34.40 22.57 4.05 0.77 Mandya 1.09 8.23 18.83 28.21 32.87 10.08 0.69 Hassan 3.76 19.33 35.05 27.21 11.20 3.46 Dakshina Kannada 0.04 0.98 10.10 57.92 27.55 3.40 Kodagu 0.12 1.74 13.95 29.14 39.50 15.56 Mysore 0.59 3.31 14.50 30.92 38.61 10.63 1.44 Chamarajanagar 0.38 2.06 6.14 19.49 42.64 24.84 4.45

It may be observed from the above statement that large chunk of rural population are residents of villages in Karnataka a very few people (0.89 %) are resident in population range 1000-5000 and accounts for nearly of the villages falling in the population range of "Less 73 % at the state level. A similar pattern is seen in most than 200" and the highest percentage of 34.15 % is of the s of the state. the exceptions being the districts found to be living in villages in the popUlation range of Hassan. Uttara Kannada and Kolar. In Hassan and "2000-4999". A little more than one fourth (25.71 %) Kolar districts more than 56 % of rural population lives of rural population is living in the villages of population in small villages of population size less than 1000. In range "1000-1999". About 5 % of rural population is Uttara Kannada, however, there is fairly good distribution living in villages having more than 10,000 population of population in all size classes. On the other hand in range. Udupi and Dakshina Kannada districts about 1 o/c lives Generally the proportion of population in villages in in this range. It may also be noted that northern maiden different size classes varies from district to district. A districts of Kamataka. particularly in the s of Belgaum.

124 Bellary, Bidar, Gulbarga, Dharwad, Gadag, Haveri, population of 5000 or more. Bijapur and Bagalkot villages in population size class Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts are unique 5000+ account for higher proportion of population than in that they have no uninhabited village or even villages the villages with population less than 500. While in case with population less than 200. of Southern parts of State with the exception of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi villages with population less than Statement-2 depicts StatelDistrict wise percentage 500 generally account for higher proportion of the rural of villages and popUlation by size class for the 1991 population of the concerned than the villages having and 2001 Censuses.

Statement - 2 Percentage of Villages and Population by Class of Villages in 1991 and 2001 State / District Year Less than 500 500-999 Percentage of No. Percentage of Percentage of No. Percentage of of Villages in this population in this of Villages in this population In this range to total no. range to total range to total no. range to total of Villages population of Villages population

1 2 3 4 5 6 KARNATAKA 1991 35.79 8.04 27.44 17.25 2001 32.30 6.49 26.81 15.35 Belgaum 1991 11.78 1.36 20.47 6.31 2001 10.28 1.15 17.21 5.08 Bagalkot 1991 16.28 3.22 28.78 12.76 2001 13.96 2.18 25.68 9.91 Bijapur 1991 10.95 1.83 23.32 9.15 2001 8.64 1.32 21.36 7.60 Gulbarga 1991 13.44 3.05 31.74 15.60 2001 10.00 1.87 28.53 12.98 Bidar 1991 10.22 1.96 25.38 11.18 2001 6.84 1.22 23.21 9.09 Raichur 1991 22.90 5.48 33.66 19.82 2001 18.55 3.19 26.87 13.23 Koppal 1991 21.26 4.56 33.50 17.36 2001 16.83 2.98 28.62 13.15 Gadag 1991 15.31 2.47 23.78 10.11 2001 13.68 2.02 21.28 8.26 Dharwad 1991 12.43 1.77 24.86 10.48 2001 11.08 1.36 21.33 8.49 Uttara Kannada 1991 61. 71 18.41 20.17 19.49 2001 57.71 16.50 22.55 20.29 Haveri 1991 16.74 3.18 26.67 12.45 2001 15.63 3.10 23.73 I! .06 Bellary 1991 12.57 1.49 14.31 4.93 2001 8.78 0.93 11.64 3.52 Chitradurga 1991 25.38 5.18 29.50 18.53 2001 22.73 4.14 26.96 15.37 Davanagere 1991 23.92 4.58 27.48 14.24 2001 21.36 3.55 27.04 13.32 Shimoga 1991 52.99 18.93 27.71 28.81 2001 49.06 15.84 28.07 27.16 Udupi 1991 2.59 0.58 2001 3.22 0.75 Chikmagalur 1991 43.78 12.61 28.60 24.70 2001 41.39 10.85 28.24 22.83 Tumkur 1991 46.24 15.70 29.68 27.81 2001 43.71 13.49 30.69 27.09 Kolar 1991 55.90 25.35 30.70 35.98 2001 50.29 20.87 33.13 35.46 Bangalore 1991 33.63 8.89 34.51 25.21 2001 29.64 6.32 30.99 19.33 Bangalore Rural 1991 43.32 14.20 30.76 27.59 2001 39.09 II. 75 31.88 26.46

125 State I District Year Less than 500 500·999 Percentage of No. Percentage of Percentage of No. Percentage of of Villages in this population in this of Villages in this population in this range to total no. range to total range to total no. range to total of Villages population of Villages population

1 2 3 4 5 6 Mandya 1991 38.97 10.58 27.91 20.12 2001 36.09 9.31 28.05 18.83 Hassan 1991 58.42 26.31 28.62 36.43 2001 55.56 23.08 29.53 35.05 Dakshina Kannada 1991 4.93 1.20 2001 0.28 0.04 3.96 0.98 Kodagu 1991 13.06 2.82 29.55 15.34 2001 10.65 1.86 30.59 13.94 Mysore 1991 26.93 5.29 28.10 16.86 2001 23.11 3.90 26.73 14.50 Chamarajanagar 1991 26.91 2.83 18.16 8.16 2001 21. 70 2.44 15.80 6.14

State / District Year 1000·1999 2000·4999 Percentage of No. Percentage of Percentage of No. Percentage of of Villages in this population in this of Villages in this population in this range to total no. range to total range to total no. range to total of Villages population of Villages population

1 2 7 8 9 10 KARNATAKA 1991 21.65 26.43 12.64 32.36 2001 23.21 25.70 14.64 34.17 Belgaum 1991 28.12 17.04 27.50 34.67 2001 29.08 16.43 31.16 37.07 Bagalkot 1991 28.95 25.24 21.71 38.22 2001 29.05 22.33 24.71 38.69 Bijapur 1991 34.27 25.68 25.67 40.59 2001 33.94 23.03 28.18 39.57 Gulbarga 1991 33.05 30.55 18.46 35.41 2001 35.37 29.95 22.28 38.77 Bidar 1991 37.31 30.75 23.51 39.67 2001 36.90 27.42 28.88 44.42 Raichur 1991 29.46 32.84 11.39 24.91 2001 33.98 31.53 16.87 30.94 Koppal 1991 27.21 27.72 14.80 31.48 2001 31.48 27.39 18.52 33.23 Gadag 1991 29.64 23.37 25.08 39.94 2001 32.83 24.31 25.83 40.51 Dharwad 1991 35.36 28.75 21.82 36.57 2001 33.52 24.07 27.98 42.25 Uttara Kannada 1991 11.00 20.89 5.38 22.13 2001 12.12 21.31 6.10 24.30 Haveri 1991 33.78 30.07 18.52 33.60 2001 36.33 31.48 20.26 35.71 Bellary 1991 32.30 21.80 34.04 47.92 2001 29.39 17.20 40.65 50.02 Chitradurga 1991 30.80 36.89 12.69 30.10 2001 32.66 35.89 15.43 32.50 Davanagere 1991 2001 26.79 25.11 21.60 42.88 Shimoga 1991 13.61 26.99 5.35 22.24 2001 15.80 28.54 6.65 24.75 Udupi 1991 21.48 10.16 62.96 60.55 2001 20.16 9.11 58.47 52.91 Chikmagalur 1991 19.29 32.10 7.74 25.57

126 State / District Year 1000-1999 2000-4999 Percentage of No. Percentage of Percentage of No. Percentage of of Villages in this population in this of Villages in this population in this range to total no. range to total range to total no. range to total of Villages population of Villages population

1 2 7 8 9 10 2001 21.47 33.96 8.13 25.83 Tumkur 1991 17.97 32.14 5.68 20.78 2001 18.30 30.73 6.76 23.93 Kolar 1991 10.52 23.62 2.60 12.21 2001 13.02 26.40 3.18 13.59 Bangalore 1991 21.88 29.75 8.22 24.37 2001 24.55 29.21 12.57 30.37 Bangalore Rural 1991 19.38 33.32 6.01 20.57 2001 21.41 34.40 7.04 22.57 Mandya 1991 20.81 28.49 10.99 31.57 2001 22.13 28.22 12.20 32.R7 Hassan 1991 10.98 26.68 1.82 8.84 2001 12.1 (> 27.21 2.46 11.20 Dakshina Kannada 1991 25.22 12.85 57.10 58.73 2001 21.47 10.10 59.32 57.93 Kodagu 1991 37.46 37.62 19.24 41.52 2001 32.99 29.14 21.65 39.50 Mysore 1991 27.35 31.29 15.88 37.16 2001 29.77 30.92 18.01 38.61 Chamarajanagar 1991 23.09 19.27 25.34 43.94 2001 27.12 19.49 27.36 42.64

State / District Year 5000-9999 10000+ Percentage of No. Percentage of Percentage of No. Percentage of of Villages in this population in this of Villages in this population in this range to total no. range to total range to total no. range to total of Villages population of Villages population

1 2 11 12 13 14 KARNATAKA 1991 2.11 12.01 0.37 3.91 2001 2.56 13.46 0.48 4.83 Belgaum 1991 9.40 26.50 2.72 14.12 2001 9.72 26.49 2.55 l3.78 Bagalkot 1991 3.29 l3.61 0.99 6.95 2001 5.29 18.45 1.28 8.44 Bijapur 1991 4.54 15.62 1.25 7.14 2001 6.21 18.87 1.67 9.61 Gulbarga 1991 2.93 12.37 0.39 3.02 2001 3.16 11.85 0.66 4.58 Bidar 1991 3.07 12.37 0.51 4.06 2001 3.67 14.23 0.50 3.62 Raichur 1991 1.73 8.84 0.87 8.09 2001 2.53 10.86 1.20 10.25 Koppa1 1991 2.38 11.35 0.85 7.53 2001 3.54 13.85 1.01 9.40 Gadag 1991 6.19 24.11 2001 5.17 18.27 1.21 6.64 Dharwad 1991 5.25 20.75 0.28 1.68 2001 4.98 17.55 1.11 6.28 Uttara Kannada 1991 1.34 12.32 0.40 6.76 2001 1.12 10.44 0.40 7.16 Haveri 1991 3.56 15.19 0.74 5.51 2001 3.62 15.50 0.43 3.15 Bellary 1991 5.61 16.36 1.16 7.49 2001 8.01 20.30 1.53 8.03

127 State / District Year 5000-9999 10000+ Percentage of No. Percentage of Percentage of No. Percentage of of Villages in this population in this of Villages in this population in this range to total no. range to total range to total no. range to total of Villages population of Villages population

1 2 11 12 13 14

Chltradurga 1991 1. 41 7.21 0.22 2.08 2001 2.0 I 9.96 0.21 2.14 Da\'dnag:cre 1991 2.42 10.27 0.25 2.36 2001 3.0'! 13.50 0.12 1.6-+ Shlll10gd 1991 0.35 ."'.02 21)()1 i).-+2 -'.71 COUPl 19') I I 1.I1 22.08 1.85 6.62 20Ul 14.52 25.35 3.63 l1X8 Chll..magalur 1991 0.59 5.03 lOOI 0.58 4.19 0.19 2.34 Tumkur 1991 0.3') 3.03 1).04 0.54 2001 0.4h :U5 0.08 121 Kolar 1991 ().2S 2.84 2()OI 0.38 3.68 Bangalore 1')91 1.76 11.78 2001 I. 95 11.9') 0.30 2.78 Bangalore Rural 1991 0.53 4.32 2001 U.52 4.0.~ ll.Oh 0.77 Manoya 1991 1.25 8.49 0.07 0.74 2001 1.-16 10.08 0.07 0.69 Has;.an 1991 0.17 I. 75 2001 0.29 3.-16 Dak'hina Kannada 1991 11.88 23.52 0.87 3.69 2001 14.12 27.55 0.85 3.40 Kodagu 1991 0.69 2.69 2001 -1.12 15.56 '\1ysore 1991 1.66 8.M 0.08 0.7-+ 2001 2.22 10.63 0.16 1.-14 Chamarajanagar 1991 5.83 21.50 0.67 4.30 2001 7.31 24.84 0.71 4.45

It is very interesting to notice that the percentage more number of districts have registered increase in of smaller villages i.e. in the population range less than proportion of villages. but on the whole a similar increase 500, has declined from 35.79 percent in 1991 to 32.31 in population proportion is not seen. percent in 200 1 Census and that of population from All most all districts have registered considerable 8.04 percent to 6.48 percent. A similar pattern growth increase in percentage of number of villages to total of popUlation of villages has moved up in classification inhabited villages as well as percentage of population consequent on rise in population size. In size class 500- in the class 2000-4999 and 5000-9999. 999 and 1000-1999, however there are exception. The districts of Uttara Kannada. Kolar. Tumkur. Bangalore In Karnataka there are 131 villages or 0.48 RuraL Mandya and Hassan with the exception of Kodagu percentage of total villages having population 10.000 which are noted for their high incidence of rural and above according to 2001 Census as against 100 or population in small sized popUlation, have recorded 0.37 percent in 1991. The percentage of population in increase in the proportion of villages in size class 500- this range has risen from 3.91 percent in 1991 to 4.83 999. while in case of proportion of population except for percent in 200 I. It may be noted that there are no Uttara Kannada and Udupi all other districts shown a villages in this range in Shimoga. Kolar. Hassan and decline during 1991-200 1. In size class 1000-1999 though Kodagu districts.

128 TABLE A-3 VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION SIZE CLASS

FLY-LEAF

This table corresponds to table A-3 of 1951, (ii) 200-499 (iii) 500-999 (iv) 1,000-1,999 (v) 2,000- 1961, 1971, 1981 and 1991 Censuses and gives the 4,999 (vi) 5,000-9,999 (vii) 10,000 and above indicating total number of inhabited villages classified by seven therein the total rural population by persons, males broad population ranges viz .. (i) less than 200 and females.

129 Table A-3: Villages Classified State I District I Taluk Total Total Rural population Less than 200 number of Number Population inhabited----=P------~M~------~F~------P------~M------F---- villages 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 KARNATAKA 27.481 34,889,033 17,648,958 17,240,075 3,315 309,789 157,551 152,238

Belgaum District 1,255 3,201,814 1,630,756 1,571.058 38 4,420 2,196 2,224 Chikodi Taluk 131 451).495 234.597 22 I .8tJ8 2 179 92 87 Athni Taluk 108 42().9L~ 216.061 204.85 I Ra_vllag Talllk .'9 311.82S 160.220 151.608 Gokak Taluk HI 40 l.OOI) 2()2.991 198.015 188 94 94 Huken T

Bagalkot District 623 1,173,372 591,400 581,972 24 2,642 1,372 1,270 Jamkhandi Taluk 71 256.694 131.025 125.664 I 64 34 30

Bilgi Talllk I)Y 126.542 63.-+73 63.06l ) 8 731 391 340 Mudhol Taluk n 201.855 101.938 99.917 I 197 124 73 Badami Taluk 149 214.869 107.581 107.288 4 297 141 156 Bagalkot Taluk 95 156.283 78.326 77.957 3 325 166 159 Hungund Taluk 161 217.129 109.057 108.072 7 ],028 516 512

Bijapur District 660 1,410,829 723,276 687,553 8 1,064 537 527 Bijapur Taluk 118 315.457 162.271 153.186 35 20 15 !ndi Talllk 129 322,505 167.363 155.142 Sindgi Talllk 147 298.923 153.081 145.842 3 438 224 214 Basavana Bagevadi Talllk 121 274.730 140.207 134.523 2 199 105 94 Muddebihal Taluk 145 199.214 100.354 98.860 2 392 188 204

Gulbarga District 1,360 2,278,301 1,152,343 1,125,958 32 3,127 1,576 1,551 Aland Taluk 135 26l.89 I 133.962 127.929 141 75 66 Afzalpur Taluk 89 160.736 82.447 78.289 2 341 184 157 Gulbarga Taluk 136 245,414 125'(171 120.343 3 In gl 91 Chincholi Taluk 137 206.502 104.267 102.235 7 420 189 231 Sedam Taluk 109 156.026 77.208 78.818 5 657 327 330 Chitapur Taluk 122 238.532 120.267 118.265 2 248 127 121 Jevargi Taluk 145 216.075 109.765 106.310 Shorapur Taluk 190 293.133 148.009 145.124 6 542 280 262 Shahpur Taluk 145 249.819 125.777 124.042 3 259 139 120 Yadgir TaJuk 152 250.173 125.570 124.603 3 347 174 173

Bidar District 599 1,157,498 591,653 565,845 5 567 280 287 Basavakalyan Talllk 112 241.125 122.427 118.098 167 85 82 Bhalki Taluk 130 221.949 I 13.353 108.596 Allrad Taluk 151 ::'2').440 117.559 111.931 2 236 118 118 Bidar Talu1. 124 231.283 118.568 112.715 2 104 77 87 Homnahad Talllk 82 233.65 I J 19.746 I J'.905

130 by Population Size Class

200-499 500-999 State I DistrictlTaluk Number Population Number Population ------~------~~~~------P 1\1 F P:\I F

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 5,563 1,952,533 982,660 969,873 7,367 5,354,376 2,702,227 2,652,149 KARNATAKA

91 32,256 16,095 16,161 216 162,680 81,966 80,714 Belgaum District 3 938 490 448 II 9'(J45 4.'590 -1.455 Chikodi Taluk 4 3.158 1.625 1.533 Athni Taluk 4 3.113 1,5R6 1,527 Raybag Taluk 945 473 472 14 11.372 5,814 5,558 Gokak Taluk 3 1,158 583 575 18 14.766 7,423 7.343 Hukeri Taluk 6 2,157 I.OR4 1.073 21 14.763 7.320 7,-143 Belgaum Taluk 56 18,688 9.171 9,517 65 45.415 22.678 22,737 Khanapur Taluk I 495 239 256 27 20,804 I (J,55 I I D,253 Sampgaon Taluk 9 3,765 1.923 1,842 18 14,712 7,415 7,297 Parasgad Taluk II 4,110 2.132 1.978 34 25,532 12,964 12,568 Ramdurg Taluk

63 23,006 11,687 11,319 160 116,243 58,283 57,960 Bagalkot District 1 380 191 189 4 3,417 1.774 1.643 lamkhandi Taluk 5 1,684 856 828 14 10,210 5,221 -1.989 Bilgi Taluk 4 1,703 914 78'1 10 7.312 3,679 3,633 Mudhol Taluk 11 3,905 2.038 1,867 47 35,011 17,533 17.478 Badami Taluk 13 4,419 2,232 2,187 23 15,937 7,984 7,953 Bagalkot Taluk 29 10,915 5.456 5.459 62 44.356 22,092 22.264 Hungund Taluk

49 17,613 8,984 8,629 141 107,208 54,387 52.821 Bijapur District 5 2,010 1.077 933 12 9,744 5,044 4.700 Bijapur Taluk 6 1,745 897 848 17,124 8,914 8.210 Indi Taluk 7 2,095 1,067 1,028 33 24,761 12,673 12,088 Sindgi Taluk 12 4,784 2.453 2,331 31 23.418 11,902 11 ,516 Ba~avana Bagevadi Taluk 19 6,979 3.490 3,489 43 32.161 15,854 16.307 Muddebihal Taluk

104 39,511 19,981 19,530 388 295,728 149,261 146.467 Gulbarga District 3 1,207 624 583 35 26,232 13.496 12.736 Aland Taluk 9 3,408 1.738 1,670 23 16,561 8.511 8.050 Afzalpur Taluk 5 2.050 1.034 1,016 28 20,764 10,650 10,114 Gulbarga Taluk 10 3,757 1.933 1.824 44 33,833 17,088 16.745 Chincholi Taluk 10 3,886 ].921 1,965 44 33,784 16,749 17.(135 SedamTaluk 3 1,292 650 642 31 23.082 1).573 11.509 Chitapur Taluk 16 6,286 3.167 3,119 48 35,790 18,172 17.618 levargi Talllk 18 6,593 3,331 3.262 57 44,325 22,320 22.005 Shorapur Taluk 14 5,277 2.695 2,582 42 33,12-1 16.586 16,538 Shahpur Taluk 16 5.755 2.8R8 2,867 36 28,233 14,116 I-t 117 Yadgir Taluk

36 13,603 6,859 6,744 139 105,175 53,508 51.667 Bidar District 8 3.015 1.518 IA97 2-1 IX,I91 9.022 l).169 Basa\akalyan Taluk '5 1.937 945 992 41 2l).820 15.179 1-1.641 Bhalki Taluk 13 4.857 2Aft5 2.392 43 .'2.91 ft 16.95'1 1'5.Y'57 AuraJ Taluk. 3,426 1.753 1.673 2-1 18.617 Y,50X ll.IOl) Ridar Taluk 368 178 1'10 7 '5,631 2.8-Hl 2.791 H(1[llnabad Taluk

131 Table A-3: Villages Classified

State I District I Taluk 1000-1999 2000-4999 Number Population Number Population ----P----~~M~~----F------P----~~M~~----F----

1 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 KARNATAKA 27,481 34,889,033 17,648,958 17,240,075 3,315 309,789 157,551 152,238

Belgaum District 365 525,935 266,394 259,541 391 1,187,019 604,669 582,350 Chikodi Taluk 41 60,132 31,149 28.983 45 137.677 70.885 66.792 Athni Taluk 30 43,459 22.397 21.062 49 153.797 78.903 74.894 Raybag Taluk 8 12,099 6.161 5.938 25 85.825 44.116 41.709 Gokak Taluk 40 58.878 29.768 29,110 53 155.188 78,355 76.833 Hukeri Taluk 41 59,008 29,436 29.572 47 140,492 71.821 68.671 Belgaum Taluk 34 49.668 24.925 24,743 40 123,163 62.391 60.772 Khanapur Taluk 46 62.370 31,124 31.246 24 67.325 33.991 33.334 Sampgaon Taluk 45 63,081 31,722 31.359 44 133.739 68.005 65.734 Paras gad Taluk 45 66,961 34.137 32.824 34 102.600 52,022 50.578 Ramdurg Taluk 35 50.279 25,575 24.704 30 87.213 44.180 43,033

Bagalkot District 181 261,964 131,619 130,345 154 453,956 228,365 225,591 lamkhandi Taluk 16 25,135 12,795 12,340 30 98,891 50.312 48,579 Bilgi Taluk 13 16.685 8,472 8.213 27 82.580 41.219 41.361 Mudhol Taluk 23 31,932 16,191 15.741 30 81.063 40.817 40.246 Badami Taluk 56 80.778 40,426 40.352 29 84,629 42.265 42.364 Bagalkot Taluk 34 52,919 26,305 26,614 19 54.029 27,183 26.846 Hungund Taluk 39 54.515 27.430 27.085 19 52.764 26.569 26.195

Bijapur District 224 324,920 165,959 158,961 186 558,251 286,911 271,340 Bijapur Taluk 44 66,858 34.196 32.662 42 129.709 66,716 62.993 Indi Taluk 41 62.515 32.425 30,090 47 144,440 74.732 69.708 Sindgi Taluk 53 74.531 38.182 36.349 40 118.399 60,790 57.609 Basavana Bagevadi Taluk 29 41.569 21.095 20.474 34 99.026 50,830 48.196 Muddebihal Taluk 57 79.447 40.061 39.380 23 66.677 33.843 32.834

Gulbarga District 481 682,476 344,790 337,686 303 883,297 446,231 437,066 Aland Taluk 49 68.946 35.382 .B.564 39 114.898 58.716 56.182 Afzalpur Taluk 31 42.770 21,895 20.875 18 52.898 27.118 25.780 Gulbarga Taluk 58 83.191 42.420 40,771 36 101.465 51.495 49.970 Chincholi Taluk 45 63.674 32.152 31,522 26 76.338 38.569 37.769 Sedam Taluk 31 46.001 22.600 23,401 16 46.721 23.131 23.590 Chitapur Taluk 42 58.375 29.406 28.969 37 103.915 52.242 51.673 Jevargi Taluk 50 71.576 36.208 35.368 28 83.228 42.227 4].001 Shorapur Taluk 74 103.582 52.108 51.474 30 87.690 44.202 43,488 Shahpur Taluk 52 72,952 36.796 30.156 27 84.903 42.773 42.130 Yadgir Taluk 49 71.409 35.823 -'5.586 46 B1.241 65.758 65.483

Bidar District 221 317.345 161,676 155.669 173 514,155 262,948 251.207 Basavakalyan Taluk 38 54.132 27,407 20.725 .l3 101.079 51.430 49.049 Bhalki Taluk 47 67.638 34,407 -'3 %.880 49.570 47.316 Aurad Taluk 00 87.792 44.752 43.0 .. W 94.397 4S.389 40.008 Bluar Taluk 48 67.254 34373 .12.S81 37 104.871 56352 "'.519 Homnahad Taluk 28 40.529 20.737 IcJ.7'l2 J I 1.422 57.2()7 ,,4,715

132 by Population Size Class

5000-9999 10,000 and above State / District / Taluk Number Population Number Population P M F P M F

26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 703 4,697,329 2,388,043 2,309,286 131 1,686,621 856,774 829,847 KARNATAKA

122 848,286 432,792 415,494 32 ",41,218 226,644 214,574 Belgaum District 21 148,885 76,192 72,693 8 99,639 5Ll99 48.440 Chikodi Taluk 19 136,203 69,883 66,320 6 84.295 43,253 41.042 Athni Taluk 16 107,033 55,019 52,014 6 103,758 53,338 50,420 Raybag Taluk 17 124,650 63,245 61,405 4 49,785 25.242 24,543 Gokak Taluk 13 89,315 45.426 43,889 Hukeri Taluk 13 85,078 43,086 41,992 3 33,969 18,010 15,959 Belgaum Taluk 3 23.647 12,058 11,589 Khanapur Taluk 10 67,110 34,180 32,930 2 27,449 14,050 13,399 Sampgaon Taluk 8 54,239 27,502 26,737 2 30,930 15,877 15,053 Parasgad Taluk 2 12,126 6.201 5,925 11,393 5,675 5,718 Ramdurg Taluk

33 216,467 110,156 106,311 8 99,094 49,918 49,176 Bagalknt District 19 128,807 65,919 62.888 lamkhandi Taluk 2 14,652 7.314 7,338 Bilgi Taluk 7 42,777 21,671 21.106 36,871 18,542 18,329 Mudhol Taluk 2 10,249 5,178 5,071 Badami Taluk 5,356 2,698 2.658 2 23,298 11,758 11,540 Bagalkot Taluk 2 14,626 7,376 7,250 3 38,925 19,618 19,307 Hungund Taluk

41 266,217 137,307 128,910 11 135,556 69,191 66,365 Bijapur District 12 84,289 43,620 40,669 2 22,812 11,598 IL214 Bijapur Taluk II 72,901 38.179 34,722 2 23,780 12.216 11,564 Indi Taluk 9 52,701 26,834 25,867 2 25,998 13,311 12,687 Sindgi Taluk 9 56,326 28,674 27,652 4 49.40S 25,148 24,260 Basa\'ana Bage\'adi Taluk 13,5)8 6,918 6,640 Muddcbihal TaJuk

43 269,880 137,220 132,660 9 104,282 53,284 SO,99S Gulharga District 8 50,467 25,669 24,798 Aland Taluk 5 33,952 17.403 16,549 10,806 5,598 5.208 Afzalpur Taluk () 37,772 19,391 18,381 Gulharga Taluk 5 28.480 14,336 14,144 Chincholi Taluk 2 13,797 6,801 6,996 11.180 5,679 5,50 I Se-dam Taluk 5 29,643 14,984 14,659 2 21.977 11.285 10.692 Chitapur Taluk 3 19,195 9,991 9.204 Jc\'argi Taluk 2 11,277 5,764 5,513 39,124 2(l,004 IY,I20 Shorapur Taluk 5 32.1 (19 Ih.070 I h,039 2 21.195 10,718 ](l.477 Shahpur Taluk 1 13.188 6,811 h,377 Yadgir Taluk

22 164,761 8",,679 SO,082 41.892 21,703 20,IS9 Bidar District 6 39,811 20,225 19,586 :: 24.730 12.740 11.99() B~i'a\ aLJlyan Taluk 4 25,6h8 13.252 12.416 BhaHd Taluk I 9,292 -tx76 4.416 ·\urad l'aluk 4 31.951 16.505 15.-+4h Bidar Taluk 7 )8,039 29,821 28,218 17,162 Homnahad Taluk

133 Table A·3: Villages Classified State / District / Taluk Total Total Rural population Less than 200 number of Number Population inhabited--~p~----~M~------~F~-- --~P~----~M~------~F~-- villages 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Raichur District 830 1,248,925 626,859 622,066 49 3,670 1,907 1,763 Lingsugur Taluk 186 247,478 124,942 122.536 5 234 130 104 Devadurga Taluk 173 200,463 100,933 99,530 7 710 361 349 Raichur Taluk 147 208,976 105,087 103.889 6 354 180 174 Manvi Taluk 164 293.106 147,002 146,104 5 757 405 352 Sindhnur Taluk 160 298,902 148,895 150,007 26 1.615 831 784

Koppal District 594 997,797 502,732 495,065 28 2,529 1,314 1,215 Yelbarga Taluk 138 224,931 113,471 111,460 2 336 163 173 Kushtagi Taluk 164 218,148 109.855 108,293 3 263 134 129 Gangawati Taluk 148 304,942 153.145 151.797 12 1,095 568 527 Koppal Taluk 144 249,776 126.261 123.515 II 835 449 386

Gadag District 329 629,652 319,629 310,023 14 639 336 303 Nargund Taluk 34 60,118 30,701 29.417 4 310 156 154 Ron Taluk 93 181,091 9]'080 90,011 Gadag Taluk 61 158,931 80,906 78,025 3 81 49 32 Shirhatti Taluk 87 133,566 68.059 65,507 6 78 47 31 Mundargi Taluk 54 95,946 48,883 47,063 170 84 86

Dharwad District 361 722,336 371,275 351,061 17 1,034 525 509 Dharwad Taluk 109 202,671 103,941 98,730 9 597 292 305 Navalgund Taluk 57 128,736 65,950 62,786 Hubli Taluk 51 128,380 66,000 62,380 5 244 127 117 Kalghatgi Taluk 87 122,336 63,294 59,042 3 193 106 87 Kundgol Taluk 57 140,213 72,090 68,123

Uttara Kannada District 1,246 965,731 489,908 475,823 344 33,322 17,011 16.311 Karwar Taluk 51 72,852 36.625 36,227 6 668 347 321 Supa Taluk 114 48,914 24,590 24,324 52 5.074 2,489 2,585 Haliyal Taluk III 80.350 40,957 39,393 28 2,059 1,065 994 Yellapur Taluk 127 55,574 28,566 27,008 55 5.827 2,965 2,862 Mundgod Taluk 84 74,565 40,643 33,922 21 1,655 881 774 Sirsi Taluk 221 110,215 56,153 54,062 51 6.194 3,171 3,023 Ankola Taluk 80 75,411 38,263 37,148 16 IJ85 610 575 Kumta Taluk III 111,327 56.391 54.936 28 2.699 1.390 1,309 Siddapur Taluk 195 86,820 43,975 42,845 59 4,999 2,582 2,417 Honavar Taluk 92 142,507 71.012 71,495 10 IJ65 590 575 Bhatkal Taluk 60 107,196 52,733 54,463 18 l,797 921 876

Haveri District 691 1.140.096 586,935 553,161 18 2,410 1,271 1.139 Shiggaon Taluk 91 122,091 62,997 59,094 5 589 304 285 Savanur Taluk 65 108,322 56,020 52,302 2 264 130 134 Hangal Taluk 150 205,741 105,360 100,381 4 552 299 253 Haveri Taluk 89 196,434 101.641 94.793 Byadgi Taluk 64 102,281 52,641 49.640 Hirekerur Taluk 125 196,586 100,725 95,861 2 372 196 176 Ranibennur Taluk 107 208,641 107,551 101,090 5 633 342 291

134 by Population Size Class

200-499 500-999 State / District / Taluk Number Population Number Population --~P~----~M~------~F~-- --~P~----~M~------~F~--

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1 105 36,220 18,098 18,122 223 165,206 82,668 82,538 Raichur District 25 9,173 4.592 4,581 65 48.695 24,458 24.237 Lingsugur Taluk 35 11,643 5.837 5,806 62 47.292 23.641 23,651 Devadurga Taluk 18 6,472 3.212 3,260 32 22,447 11,279 11,168 Raichur Taluk 20 6,288 3.132 3,156 42 31,779 15,794 15.985 Manvi Taluk 7 2.644 1.325 1319 22 14,993 7,496 7,497 Sindhnur Taluk

72 27,198 13,782 13,416 170 131,231 65,973 65,258 Koppal District 18 7,078 3,619 3,459 41 32.056 16.138 15,918 Yelbarga Taluk 28 10,492 5316 5.176 60 46,041 23,033 23,008 Kushtagi Taluk 17 6,360 3.208 3,152 32 24,735 12,510 12,225 Gangawati Taluk 9 3,268 1,639 1,629 37 28,399 14,292 14.107 Koppal Taluk

31 12,062 6,103 5,959 70 51,997 26,482 25,515 Gadag District o 8 5.962 3,041 2.921 Nargund Taluk 8 3,169 1,563 1.606 23 17,551 8,888 8,663 Ron Taluk 439 235 204 6 4,009 2.077 1.932 Gadag Taluk 15 5,481 2,815 2,666 20 15,323 7,821 7,502 Shirhatti Taluk 7 2,973 1,490 1,483 13 9.152 4.655 4,497 Mundargi Taluk

23 8,796 4,527 4,269 77 61,288 31,682 29,606 Dharwad District 6 2.162 1,126 1,036 26 21.159 10.881 10,278 Dharwad Taluk 430 216 214 7 5,405 2,797 2.608 Navalgund Taluk 465 229 236 9 7,586 3,956 3,630 Hubli Taluk 12 4.569 2,345 2,224 25 18,987 9,827 9.160 Kalghatgi Taluk 3 1,170 611 559 10 8.151 4.221 3,930 Kundgol Taluk

375 126,058 64,065 61,993 281 195,937 99,674 96,263 Uttara Kannada District 10 3,640 1,710 1.930 15 10,504 5.177 5,327 Karwar Taluk 41 13.272 6,594 6,678 13 9.984 5,063 4,921 Supa Taluk 30 9,877 5.126 4,751 25 17.116 8,731 8,385 Haliyal Taluk 45 14,790 7,621 7.169 16 12,933 6.705 6,228 Yellapur Taluk 22 7,479 3,832 3.647 20 14,241 7,210 7.031 Mundgod Taluk 87 30,617 15,5J I 15,106 61 40.597 20,734 19,863 Sirsi Taluk 19 6.121 3,127 2,994 28 21.042 10.711 10,331 Ankola Taluk 24 7.767 3,985 3,782 25 17.868 9.028 8.840 Kumta Taluk 69 23,965 12,246 11,719 45 28.499 14,533 13,966 Siddapur Taluk 20 6,511 3,319 3,192 21 14.822 7,640 7.182 Honavar Taluk 8 2,019 994 1,025 12 8,331 4.142 4,189 Bhatkal Taluk

90 32,999 16,902 16,097 164 126.090 65,009 61,081 Haveri District 19 6,897 3,562 3,335 19 14,358 7,434 6,924 Shiggaon Taluk 3 1.101 552 549 14 10.788 5.565 5.223 Savanur Taluk 26 9,424 4,802 4,622 48 37.339 19.133 18,206 Hangal Taluk 7 2,900 1,486 1,414 23 17,690 9.205 8.485 Haveri Taluk 7 2.580 1.328 1.252 15 11.902 6.112 5.790 Byadgi Taluk 18 6.152 3,138 3.014 28 20.863 10,754 I D, I 09 Hirekerur Taluk 10 3,945 2,034 1,911 17 13.150 6,806 6,344 Ranibennur Taluk

135 Table A-3: Villages Classified State / District / Taluk 1000-1999 2000-4999 Number _____P:..0.:.lp!;,.:u::.la=.;t:.:;io::.n;;______Number __::-- __P.;;J0p"-'u::.la:;_t_io;_n ____ -- P M F P M F

1 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Raichur District 282 393,818 197,559 196,259 140 386,355 193,589 192,766 Lingsugur Taluk 62 86,875 43,887 42,988 27 72,263 36,555 35.708 Devadurga Taluk 46 61,114 30,775 30,339 18 47,356 23,844 23,512 Raichur Taluk 59 81,846 41,033 40,813 29 81,797 41,234 40,563 Manvi Taluk 59 84,730 42,349 42,381 28 82,072 41.059 41.013 Sindhnur Taluk 56 79,253 39,515 39,738 38 102,867 50,897 51,970

Koppal District 187 273,244 137,662 135,582 110 331,596 166,713 164,883 Yelbarga Taluk 45 66,108 33,263 32,845 28 82,710 41,794 40,916 Kushtagi Taluk 49 70,719 35,624 35,095 21 58,983 29,608 29,375 Gangawati Taluk 37 52,523 26.321 26,202 35 99,954 49,931 50,023 Koppal Taluk 56 83,894 42,454 41,440 26 89,949 45,380 44,569

Gadag District 108 153,075 77,383 75,692 85 255,089 129,476 125,613 Nargund Taluk 12 16,910 8,712 8,198 8 22,293 11.321 10,972 Ron Taluk 35 50,898 25,331 25,567 21 69,529 34,969 34,560 Gadag Taluk 22 32,504 16,570 15,934 23 70,260 35,684 34,576 Shirhatti Taluk 24 31,906 16,195 15,711 18 52,443 26,792 25,651 Mundargi Taluk IS 20,857 10,575 10,282 IS 40,564 20,710 19,854

Dharwad District 121 173,877 89,640 84,237 101 305,205 156,740 148,465 Dharwad Taluk 37 54,716 28,119 26,597 25 72,487 37,042 35,445 Navalgund Taluk 22 32,524 16,626 15,898 23 64,001 32,780 31.221 Hubli Taluk 14 19,621 10,159 9,462 16 55,969 28,770 27,199 Kalghatgi Taluk 30 42,387 21,924 20,463 16 47,872 24,864 23,008 Kundgol Taluk 18 24,629 12,812 11,817 21 64,876 33,284 31.592

Uttara Kannada District 151 205,802 103,800 102,002 76 234,627 119,290 115,337 Karwar Taluk 10 14,328 6,987 7,341 7 24,644 12,676 11,968 Supa Taluk 3 3,908 1,972 1,936 4 9,897 5,002 4,895 Haliyal Taluk 20 27,392 13,820 13,572 8 23,906 12,215 11.691 Yellapur Taluk 7 10,152 5,196 4,956 4 11,872 6,079 5,793 Mundgod Taluk 12 17,309 8,983 8,326 8 25,896 14,097 11,799 Sirsi Taluk 20 23,538 12,026 11,512 3,131 1,599 1,532 Ankola Taluk 7 9.593 4,904 4,689 9 29,654 14.984 14,670 Kumta Taluk 21 30,820 15,613 15,207 11 32,305 16,346 15,959 Siddapur Taluk 22 29,357 14,614 14,743 Honavar Taluk 19 26,878 13,413 13,465 18 52,267 25,936 26,331 Bhatkal Taluk 10 12,527 6,272 6,255 6 21,055 10,356 10,699

Haveri District 251 358,874 184,494 174,380 140 407,106 209,993 197,113 Shiggaon Taluk 32 44,319 22,807 21,512 14 40,036 20,779 19.257 Savanur Taluk 33 50.006 26.027 23.979 11 33.883 17,457 16.426 Hangal Taluk 44 65.588 33,626 31.962 26 75,186 311,fl02 36,584 Haveri Taluk 27 37.232 19,1 08 18.124 23 66.152 34,307 31.845 Byadgi Taluk 24 '-'1,952 16,372 15.580 16 42.636 22,070 20.566 Hirekerur Taluk 52 74.941 38,363 36.518 2() 55,376 28,363 27,013 Ranihennllr Taluk 39 54,836 28,IYl 2(1.645 30 93.837 48,415 45.422

136 by Population Size Class

5000-9999 10,000 and above S tate I District I Taluk Number Population Number Population ----~P----~~M------F~-- --~P~----~M~------F----

26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 1 21 135,580 68,323 67,257 10 128,076 64,715 63,361 Raichur District 2 30,238 15.320 14,918 Lingsugur Taluk 4 21.967 11.096 10,871 10,381 5.379 5,002 Devadurga Taluk 3 16,060 8.]49 7.911 Raichur Taluk 8 58,408 29,550 28,858 2 29,072 14.713 14,359 Manvi Taluk 6 39.145 19.528 19,617 5 58,385 29.303 29,082 Sindhnur Taluk

21 138,179 69,510 68,669 6 93,820 47.778 46,042 Koppal District 3 20,925 10,516 10,409 15,718 7,978 7.740 Yelbarga Taluk 5,079 2.619 2.460 2 26.571 13,521 13,050 Kushtagi Taluk 13 81.328 40,711 40.617 2 38.947 19,896 19,051 Gangawati Taluk 4 30,847 15,664 15,183 12.584 6,383 6,201 Koppal Taluk

17 115,012 58,707 56,305 4 41,778 21,142 20,636 Gadag District 2 14,643 7,471 7,172 Nargund Taluk 6 39,944 20,329 19.615 Ron Taluk 4 30,066 15.369 14,697 2 21.572 10,922 10,650 Gadag Taluk 3 18.224 9,335 8,889 10,111 5,054 5.057 Shirhatti Taluk 2 12,135 6.203 5.932 10,D95 5,166 4.929 Mundargi Taluk

18 126,782 65,072 61,710 4 45,354 23,089 22,265 Dharwad District 4 29.155 14,991 14.164 2 22,395 11,490 10,905 Dharwad Taluk 4 26,376 13.531 12.845 Navalgund Taluk 5 33,815 17,384 16,431 10,680 5,375 5.305 Hubli Taluk 8.328 4,228 4,100 Kalghatgi Taluk 4 29.108 14,938 14,170 12,279 6,224 6.055 Kundgol Taluk

14 100,845 51,944 48,901 5 69,140 34,124 35,016 Uttara Kannada District 3 19.068 9,728 9.340 Karwar Taluk 6.779 3,470 3,309 Supa Taluk Haliyal Taluk Yellapur Taluk 7.985 5.640 2.345 Mundgod Taluk 6.138 3.112 3.026 Sirsi Taluk 7,816 3.927 3,889 Ankola Taluk 6.911 3,457 3.456 12.955 6.572 6.383 Kumta Taluk Siddapur Taluk 2 13.611 6.840 6.771 2 27.253 13.274 13.979 Honavar Taluk 4 32.535 15.770 16.765 2 28.932 14,278 14.654 8hatkal Taluk

25 176,694 90,862 85,832 3 35,923 18,404 17,519 Haveri District 2 15.892 8.111 7.781 Shiggaon Taluk 2 12.280 6.289 5.991 Savanur Taluk 6.629 3.378 3.251 11.023 5.520 5,503 Hangal Taluk 59.262 30.707 28.555 13.198 6.828 6.370 Haveri Taluk 13.211 6.759 6.452 8yadgi Taluk 27.180 13.855 13.325 11.702 6.056 5.6-16 Hirekerur Taluk 42.240 21.763 20.477 Ranibennur Taluk

137 Table A-3: Villages Classified State / District! Taluk Total Total Rural population Less than 200 number of Number Population inhabi ted --P=----M=-=-----:F=--- --P~--....:,--:-M:------:F=--- villages 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Bellary District 524 1,320,290 668,534 651,756 18 1,402 776 626 HadagaUi Taluk 56 144,704 73,177 71,527 3 327 163 164 Hagaribommanahalli Taluk 53 159,886 80,770 79,116 Hospet Taluk 68 153,499 77.177 76,322 7 577 354 223 Siruguppa Taluk 83 168,842 84,322 84,520 3 196 96 100 Bellary Taluk 99 308,728 156,309 152,419 103 53 50 Sandur Taluk 76 156,998 80,464 76,534 2 63 29 34 Kudligi Taluk 89 227,633 116,315 111,318 2 136 81 55

Chitradurga District 946 1,243,658 635,442 608,216 89 7,446 3,929 3,517 Molakalmuru Taluk 78 112,609 57,842 54,767 10 486 257 229 Challakere Taluk 185 283,651 145.160 138,491 20 1,650 884 766 Chitradurga Taluk 165 251.336 129,259 122,077 7 841 427 414 Holalkere Tallik 166 183,192 93,218 89.974 13 1,475 774 701 Hosadurga Taluk 198 196,957 99,732 97,225 22 1,479 787 692 Hiriyur Tallik 154 215,913 110,231 105,682 17 1,515 800 715

Davanagere District 810 1,247,954 637,670 610,284 64 4,930 2,648 2,282 Harihar Taluk 75 157,910 81.131 76,779 4 406 223 183 Harapanahalli Taluk 80 226,886 115,720 I I 1,166 3 2 Jagalur Taluk 140 144,139 73,239 70,900 14 762 380 382 Davanagere Taluk 153 238,000 121,655 116,345 9 1,036 575 461 Honnali Taluk 153 207,024 105,703 101,321 13 881 492 389 Channagiri Taluk 209 273,995 140,222 133,773 23 1,842 977 865

Shimoga District 1,443 1,071,535 540,238 531,297 297 28,290 14,244 14,046 Sagar Taluk 230 138,294 69,471 68,823 57 6.142 3,072 3,070 Sorab Taluk 279 178,145 90,456 87,689 61 5,437 2,786 2,651 Shikarpur Taluk 155 167,573 84,985 82,588 17 1,233 628 605 Hosanagara Taluk 201 109,957 54,828 55,129 50 4,426 2,225 2.201 Tirthahalli Taluk 245 128,399 63,228 65,171 56 6,281 3,087 3,194 Shimoga Taluk 195 170,840 86.704 84,136 40 3,479 1.800 1,679 Bhadravati Taluk 138 178,327 90,566 87,761 16 1,292 646 646

Udupi District 248 905,890 421,056 484,834 Kundapura Taluk 99 348,829 160,536 188,293 Udupi Taluk 99 376,579 176,451 200,128 Karkal Taluk 50 180,482 84,069 96,413

Chikmagalur District 1,034 918,181 461,286 456,895 189 17,992 9,097 8,895 Sringeri Taluk 48 32,681 16,312 16.369 6 692 347 345 Koppa Taluk 80 82,667 41,427 41.240 12 1.158 568 590 Narasimharajapura Taluk 58 58,175 28.776 29,399 4 500 259 241 Tarikere Taluk 206 190,104 96,234 93,870 35 3,658 1.857 1.801 Kadur Taluk 284 235,890 119,142 116,748 61 4,275 2,199 2.076 Chikmagalur Taluk 218 194,314 97.464 96,850 41 4,467 2,251 2,216 Mudigere Taluk 140 124,350 61.931 62",(19 30 3,242 1.616 1,626

138 by Population Size Class

200-499 500-999 State I DistrictlTaluk Number Population Number Population P M F P M F

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1 28 10,892 5,499 5,393 61 46,504 23,554 22,950 Bellary District I 426 213 213 6 5,104 2,549 2,555 Hadagalli Taluk 2 839 405 434 543 284 259 Hagaribommanahalli Taluk 3 1,121 575 546 II 9,356 4,798 4,558 Hospet Taluk 10 3,798 1,898 1,900 12 8,770 4,431 4.339 Siruguppa Taluk 2 856 440 416 10 6,804 3,488 3,316 Bellary Taluk 10 3,852 1,968 1,884 II 8,296 4,162 4,134 Sandur Taluk 10 7,631 3,842 3,789 Kudligi Taluk

126 44,002 22,364 21,638 255 191,114 97,270 93,844 Chitradurga District 11 3,776 1.926 1,850 16 12,757 6,560 6,197 Molakalmuru Taluk 14 5,071 2,636 2,435 39 29,888 15,226 14,662 Challakere Taluk 17 5.593 2,892 2.701 45 33,778 17.244 16.534 Chitradurga Taluk 28 9,694 4,904 4,790 51 38,032 19,308 18,724 Holalkere Taluk 39 13,665 6,852 6,813 65 46,900 23,703 23,197 Hosadurga Taluk 17 6,203 3.154 3,049 39 29,759 15,229 14,530 Hiriyur Taluk

109 39,333 20,049 19,284 219 166,238 84,788 81,450 Davanagere District 6 2,110 1,062 1,048 15 11,751 6,000 5,751 Harihar Taluk 3 1,054 556 498 10 7,058 3,606 3,452 Harapanahalli Taluk 25 9,444 4,817 4,627 48 36,006 18,267 17,739 Jagalur Taluk 26 9,530 4,867 4,663 33 26,168 13,388 12,780 Davanagere Taluk 16 5,640 2,866 2,774 51 38.237 19.512 18,725 HonnaH Taluk 33 11,555 5,881 5,674 62 47,018 24,015 23,003 Channagiri Taluk

411 141,447 70,724 70,723 405 291,003 146,128 144,875 Shimoga District 68 22,551 11,321 11,230 69 47,752 23,987 23,765 SagarTaluk 95 33,054 16,739 16,315 75 52,919 26,727 26.192 Sorab Taluk 30 10,941 5,554 5,387 38 28,834 14,649 14,185 Shikarpur Taluk 62 21,248 10,487 10,761 66 47,532 23,739 23,793 Hosanagara Taluk 95 32,801 16.126 16.675 68 48,046 23,687 24,359 Tirthahalli Taluk 46 16.247 8.203 8,044 46 32,846 16,632 16,214 Shimoga Taluk 15 4,605 2,294 2,311 43 33,074 16,707 16,367 Bhadravati Taluk

8 6,834 3,192 3,642 Udupi District 3 2,830 1,318 1,512 Kundapura Taluk 834 417 417 Udupi Taluk 4 3,170 1,457 1,713 Karkal Taluk

239 81,678 40,893 40,785 292 209,586 105,012 104,574 Chikmaga)ur District 13 4,172 2,095 2,077 23 17,989 8,905 9,084 Sringeri Taluk 10 3.388 1,723 1,665 25 18,707 9,346 9,361 Koppa Taluk 14 5,187 2,563 2,624 22 15,930 7.835 8,095 Narasimharajapura Taluk 45 15.784 7,966 7,818 59 41,768 21,166 20.602 Tarikere Taluk 61 20.297 10.205 10,092 74 52.281 26,366 25.915 Kadur Taluk 61 20,892 10,403 10.489 53 37,876 18,931 18,945 Chikmagalur Taluk 35 11,958 5,938 6,020 36 25,035 12,463 12.572 Mudigere Taluk

139 Table A-3: Villages Classified

S tate I District I Taluk 1000-1999 2000-4999 Number Population Number Population --~P~----~M~-----=F------~P~----~M~~--~F---

1 18' 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Bellary District 154 227,059 114,177 112,882 213 660,363 334,176 326,187 Hadagalli Taluk 18 27,993 14.173 13,820 22 69,899 35,351 34,548 Hagaribommanahalli Taluk 13 17,981 9,054 8,927 31 89,593 45,185 44,408 Hospet Taluk 18 27,325 13,561 13,764 24 77,226 38,884 38,342 Siruguppa Taluk 24 33,218 16,464 16,754 29 89,304 44,539 44,765 BeHary TaJuk 25 36,139 18,218 17,921 46 14],938 71,903 70,035 Sandur Taluk 29 41,456 21,054 20,402 16 49,384 25,239 24,145 KudJigi Taluk 27 42,947 21,653 21.294 45 143,019 73,075 69,944

Chftradurga District 309 446,348 228,398 217,950 146 404,212 206,399 197,813 Molakalmuru Taluk 28 41,293 21,198 20,095 9 26,063 13,434 12,629 Challakere Taluk 76 117,492 60,084 57.408 31 88.406 45,153 43,253 Chitradurga Taluk 58 81.404 41,967 39,437 33 91,230 46,828 44,402 Holalkere Taluk 52 71,429 36.467 34,962 20 51,003 25,910 25,093 Hosadurga Taluk 52 73,666 37,493 36,173 18 50,002 25,216 24,786 Hiriyur Taluk 43 61,064 3U89 29,875 35 97,508 49,858 47,650

Davanagere District 217 313,373 160,143 153,230 175 535,072 273,289 261,783 Harihar Taluk 24 34,337 17,684 16,653 22 67,S 13 34,745 32,768 Harapanahalli Taluk 14 20,830 10,666 10,164 44 144,443 73,611 70,832 Jagalur Taluk 38 51,612 26,193 25,419 14 41,046 20,910 20.136 Davanagere Taluk 43 59,654 30,594 29,060 37 111,537 56,816 54,721 Honnali Taluk 46 71.611 36,571 35,040 23 64,472 32,920 31,552 Channagiri Taluk 52 75,329 38,435 36,894 35 106,061 54,287 51,774

Shimoga District 228 305,804 154,589 151,215 96 265,188 134,259 130,929 Sagar Taluk 24 31,595 15,852 15,743 12 30,254 15,239 15,015 Sorab Taluk 36 47.305 24,117 23.188 11 31,262 16,028 15,234 Shikarpur Taluk 50 70,448 35,564 34,884 20 56,117 28,590 27,527 Hosanagara Taluk 17 19,874 9,919 9,955 6 16,877 8,458 8,419 TirthahaHi Taluk 20 25,821 12,665 13,156 6 15,450 7,663 7,787 Shimoga Taluk 45 60,207 30,794 29,413 16 46.364 23.342 23,022 Bhadravati Taluk 36 50,554 25,678 24,876 25 68,864 34,939 33,925

Udupi District 50 82,502 37,415 45,087 145 479,287 221,138 258,149 Kundapura Taluk 20 32,714 14,493 18,221 60 192,418 87,817 104,601 Udupi Taluk 23 39,436 18.138 21,298 56 191.783 89,708 102,075 Karkal Taluk 7 10,352 4,784 5,568 29 95,086 43,613 51,473

Chikmagalur District 222 311,808 156,590 155,218 84 237,144 119,314 117,830 Sringeri Taluk 5 7,032 3,554 3,478 2,796 1,411 1,385 Koppa Taluk 25 35,776 18,058 17,718 8 23.638 1l,732 11,906 Narasimharajapura Taluk 14 19,178 9,451 9,727 3 7.450 3,683 3,767 Tarikere Taluk 50 65,942 33,459 32,483 14 41.282 20,773 20,509 Kadur Taluk 66 92,283 46,568 45,715 20 55.212 27,992 27,220 Chikmagalur Taluk 35 52,154 26,047 26,107 28 78,925 39,832 39,093 Mudigere Taluk 27 39,443 19,453 19,990 10 27,841 13,891 13,950

140 by Population Size Class

5000-9999 10,000 and above S tate I District I Taluk Number Population Number Population P M F P M F

26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 1 42 268,031 136,349 131,682 8 106,039 54,003 52,036 Bellary District 6 40,955 20,728 20227 Hadagalli Taluk 5 30,372 15,319 15,053 ° 20,558 10.523 10,035 Hagaribommanahalli Taluk 4 25,699 12,889 12,810 12,195 6,116 6,079 Hospet Taluk 4 23,434 11,810 11,624 10,122 5,084 5,038 Siruguppa Taluk 11 70,541 35,585 34,956 4 52,347 26,622 25,725 Bellary Taluk 7 43,130 22.354 20,776 10,817 5,658 5,159 Sandur Taluk 5 33,900 17,664 16,236 Kudligi Taluk

19 123,836 63,429 60,407 2 26,700 13,653 13,047 Chitradurga District 4 28,234 14,467 13,767 Molakalmuru Taluk 4 28.253 14,597 13.656 12,891 6.580 6,311 Challakere Taluk 4 24,681 12,828 11,853 13,809 7,073 6,736 Chitradurga Taluk 2 11,559 5,855 5,704 Holalkere Taluk 2 11.245 5,681 5,564 Hosadurga Taluk 3 19,864 10,001 9,863 Hiriyur Taluk

25 168,536 86,335 82,201 1 20,472 10,418 10,054 Davanagere District 3 21.321 10,999 10,322 20,472 10,418 10,054 Harihar Taluk 8 53,498 27,280 26,218 Harapanahalli Taluk 5,269 2,672 2,597 Jagalur Taluk 5 30,075 15,415 14,660 Davanagere Taluk 4 26,183 13,342 12,841 HonnaH Taluk 4 32,190 16,627 15,563 Channagiri Taluk

6 39,803 20,294 19,509 Shimoga District Sagar Taluk 8,168 4,059 4,109 Sorab Taluk Shikarpur Taluk Hosanagara Taluk Tirthahalli Taluk 2 11,697 5,933 5,764 Shimoga Taluk 3 19,938 10,302 9,636 Bhadravati Taluk

36 229,603 108,151 121,452 9 107,664 51,160 56,504 Udupi District 13 82,573 38,700 43,873 3 38,294 18,208 20,086 Kundapura Taluk 15 98,307 46,318 51.989 4 46,219 21,870 24,349 Udupi Taluk 8 48,723 23,133 25.590 2 23,151 11,082 12,069 Karkal Taluk

6 38,485 19,436 19,049 2 21,488 10,944 10,544 Chikmagalur District Sringeri Taluk Koppa Taluk I 9,930 4,985 4,945 Narasimharajapura Taluk 2 11,326 5,706 5,620 10.344 5,307 5,037 Tarikere Taluk :2 11,542 5,812 5,730 Kadur Taluk Chikmagalur Taluk 5,687 2,933 2,754 IU44 5,637 5,507 Mudigere Taluk

141 Table A-3: Villages Classified State / District / Taluk Total Total Rural population Less than 200 number of Number Population inhabited----P~------~M~----~F~------P~----~M~------F---- villages 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Thmkur District 2,574 2,077,509 1,052.113 1,025,396 436 36,250 18,625 17,625 Chiknayakanhalli Taluk 221 187,233 94,350 92,883 38 2,992 1.531 1,461 Sira Taluk 235 251,385 127,X78 123,507 35 2,576 1.352 1,224 Pavagada Taluk 145 218.187 111.382 106,805 9 504 235 269 Madhugiri Taluk 298 239,580 121,770 117,810 54 3,930 2,027 1.903 Koratagere Taluk 236 147,297 74,933 72,364 56 5,208 2,722 2,486 Tumkur Taluk 358 267,732 139,068 128,664 72 5,833 3,012 2,821 Gubbi Taluk 328 239,608 12]'047 118,561 58 4,540 2,335 2,205 Tiptur Taluk 227 164,020 82,498 81.522 28 2,fi12 1,341 1,271 Turuvekere Taluk 232 156,780 78,060 78,720 32 2,803 1,426 1.377 Kunigal Taluk 294 205,687 101.1 ::n 104,560 54 5,252 2,644 2,608

Kolar District 2,919 1,910.546 968,253 942,293 466 45,092 22,881 22,211 Gauribidanur Taluk 219 240,582 122,756 117,826 28 2,007 1.050 957 Chik Ballapur Taluk 223 136,154 fi9,296 66,858 46 4,121 2,111 2,010 Gudibanda Taluk 85 43,021 21.758 21.263 25 2,735 1.382 1.353 BagepaUi Taluk 212 149,570 75.618 73,952 27 2,659 1,370 1.289 Sidlaghatta Taluk 243 152,867 77,276 75,591 42 5,013 2,535 2.478 Chintamani Taluk 339 205,791 104.466 101.325 50 4,796 2.453 2,343 Srinivaspur Taluk 296 161,762 81.833 79,929 47 4,247 2,175 2,072 Kolar Taluk 327 228,686 115,853 112,833 39 2,794 1.405 1,389 Malur Taluk 306 179,194 90,880 88,314 67 6,885 3,447 3,438 Bangarapet Taluk 355 225,650 114,336 111.314 46 4,488 2,265 2,223 Mulbagal Taluk 314 187,269 94.181 93,088 49 5,347 2,688 2,659

Bangalore District 668 777,137 406,201 370,936 78 5,949 3,179 2,770 Bangalore North Taluk 217 223,031 115,614 107,417 26 1,708 902 806 Bangalore South Taluk 226 312,946 163,438 149,508 28 2,525 1,334 1.191 Anekal Taluk 225 241,160 127,149 114,011 24 1,716 943 773

Bangalore Rural District 1,719 1,474,118 752,077 722,041 246 24,218 12,405 11,813 Nelamangala Taluk 230 149,593 76,350 73,243 47 5,218 2.640 2,578 Dod Ballapur Ta1uk 277 190,554 97,344 93,210 47 4,346 2,236 2,110 Devanahalli Taluk 187 132,380 67,946 64,434 26 2,667 1,398 1,269 Hosakote Taluk 255 186,107 96,325 89,782 38 3,572 1.827 1,745 Magadi Taluk 274 177,386 89,078 88,308 51 5,225 2,647 2,578 Ramanagaram Taluk 123 158,953 80,991 77,962 9 702 359 343 Channapatna Taluk 134 188,997 94,940 94,057 6 505 249 256 Kanakapura Taluk 239 290,148 149,103 14],045 22 1,983 1.049 934

Mandya District 1,369 1,480,990 744,276 736,714 150 16,077 7,928 8,149 Krishnarajpet Taluk 297 225,665 111,946 113,719 36 4,013 1,953 2,060 Nagamangala Taluk 345 174,718 85,969 88,749 69 8,053 3,963 4,090 Pandavapura Taluk 142 156,699 78,220 78,479 13 1,346 653 693 Shrirangapattana Taluk 90 139,255 70,535 68,720 13 825 428 397 Mandya Taluk 174 274,433 139,247 135,186 9 1,073 531 542 Maddur Taluk 153 264,262 133,240 131,022 4 199 104 95 Malavalli Taluk 168 245,958 125,119 120,839 6 568 296 272

142 by Population Size Class

200-499 500-999 S tate I District! Taluk Number Population Number Population --~P~----~M~----~F~-- --~P~----~M~----~F~--

10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 1 689 243,950 122,384 121,566 790 562,870 283,136 279,734 Tumkur District 56 20,684 10,395 10,289 72 50,589 25,474 25,115 Chiknayakanhalli Taluk 47 16,327 8,295 8,032 69 50,083 25,404 24,679 Sira Taluk 14 4,929 2.530 2,399 36 25,844 13,129 12,715 Pavagada Taluk 87 31,804 16.013 15,791 81 57,101 29,135 27,966 Madhugiri Taluk 72 24,458 12.423 12,035 64 45,494 23,287 22,207 Koratagere Taluk 95 33,904 17,271 16,633 106 75,958 38,332 37,626 Tumkur Taluk 86 30,230 15,260 14,970 110 77,801 39,197 38,604 Gubbi Taluk 76 27,535 13,687 13,848 77 54,085 27,080 27,005 Tiptur Taluk 75 25,771 12,763 13,008 82 58,615 29,099 29,516 Turuvekere Taluk 81 28,308 13,747 14,561 93 67,300 32,999 34,30 I Kunigal Taluk

1,002 353,591 179,136 174,455 967 677,475 343,099 334,376 Kolar District 45 17,432 9,078 8,354 64 45,864 23,394 22,470 Gauribidanur Taluk 72 24,633 12,628 12,005 70 49,808 25,447 24,361 Chik Ballapur Taluk 28 9,270 4,744 4,526 21 14,621 7,353 7,268 Gudibanda Taluk 72 25,059 12,544 12,515 72 52,121 26,345 25,776 Bagepalli Taluk 89 31,184 15,726 15,458 70 49,012 24,779 24,233 Sidlaghatta Taluk 136 49,174 24,785 24,389 103 70,854 36,023 34,831 Chintamani Taluk 114 37,579 19,026 18,553 102 69,067 34,966 34,101 Srinivaspur Taluk 100 36,422 18,492 17,930 125 89,689 45,376 44,313 Kolar Taluk 101 36,579 18,552 18,027 97 68,376 34,695 33,681 Malur Taluk 134 46,964 23,815 23,149 124 85,463 43,155 42,308 Bangarapet Taluk III 39,295 19,746 19,549 119 82,600 41,566 41,034 Mulbagal Taluk

120 43,143 22,495 20,648 207 150,251 77,499 72,752 Bangalore District 49 17,151 8,942 8,209 67 47,871 24.644 23,227 Bangalore North Taluk 31 11,802 6,212 5,590 59 45,731 23,634 22,097 Bangalore South Taluk 40 14,190 7,341 6,849 81 56,649 29,221 27,428 Anekal Taluk

426 148,937 75,889 73,048 548 390,022 199,126 190,896 Bangalore Rural District 75 27,185 13,783 13,402 74 53,971 27,661 26,310 Nelamangala Taluk 83 29,162 14,842 14,320 91 64,256 32,856 31,400 Dod Ballapur Taluk 51 17,493 9,020 8,473 70 50,456 25,866 24,590 Devanahalli Taluk 68 24,139 12,433 11,706 95 65,716 33.951 31,765 Hosakote Taluk 82 27,825 13,977 13,848 90 64,471 32,368 32,103 Magadi Taluk 16 5,765 3,004 2,761 27 18,053 9,313 8,740 Ramanagaram Taluk 17 5,740 2,894 2,846 36 27,560 13,877 13,683 Channapatna Taluk 34 11,628 5,936 5,692 65 45,539 23,234 22,305 Kanakapura Taluk

344 121,858 60,315 61,543 384 278,895 138,247 140,648 Mandya District 79 28,698 14,349 14,349 108 76,741 37,887 38,854 Krishnarajpet Taluk 158 53,893 26,045 27.848 90 64,042 31,146 32,896 Nagamangala Taluk 30 10,898 5,464 5,434 46 34,339 17,147 17,192 Pandavapura Taluk 12 4,741 2,550 2,191 21 15,253 7,695 7,558 Shrirangapattana Tal uk 23 8,412 4,213 4,199 45 32,368 16,221 16,147 Mandya Taluk 11 4,205 2,122 2,083 37 27,689 13,765 13,924 Maddur Taluk 31 11,01l 5,572 5,439 37 28.463 14,386 14,077 Malavalli Taluk

143 Table A-3: Villages Classified

S tate I District I Taluk 1000-1999 2000-4999 Number Population Number Population ----P------~-M------~F~-- --~P~----~M------~F~--

1 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Tumkur District 471 638,467 322,365 316,102 174 497,127 252,247 244,880 Chiknayakanhalli Taluk 39 54,438 27,434 27,004 14 41,024 20,658 20,366 Sira Taluk 52 75,137 38,143 36,994 29 88,484 45,037 43,447 Pavagada Taluk 48 65,997 33,734 32,263 36 103,029 52,573 50,456 Madhugiri Taluk 49 65,602 33.335 32,267 26 74,177 37,760 36,417 Koratagere Taluk 38 51.275 25,884 25,391 5 14,530 7,431 7.099 Tumkur Taluk 63 82,743 41.993 40,750 20 57,008 29,128 27,880 Gubbi Taluk 57 75,445 38.203 37,242 16 46,486 23,486 23,000 Tiptur Taluk 36 50,612 25,608 25,004 9 23,588 11,946 11,642 Turuvekere Taluk 32 41,917 20.938 20,979 11 27,674 13,834 13,840 Kunigal Taluk 57 75.301 37,093 38,208 8 21.127 10,394 10,733

Kolar District 380 504,355 255,529 248,826 93 259,719 131,720 127,999 Gauribidanur Taluk 50 67,623 34.372 33.251 29 86,473 44,001 42,472 Chik Ballapur Taluk 29 42,152 21.314 20,838 6 15,440 7.796 7,644 Gudibanda Taluk 9 11.557 5,810 5,747 2 4.838 2,469 2,369 Bagepalli Taluk 33 42,860 21,680 21,180 7 21,771 11,068 10.703 Sidlaghatta Taluk 35 45,653 23,123 22,530 6 16,163 8,127 8,036 Chintamani Taluk 40 53,391 27,072 26,319 9 22,088 11,341 10,747 Srinivaspur Taluk 29 37,624 18,935 18.689 3 8,212 4,155 4.057 Kolar Taluk 55 70.788 35,761 35,027 7 22,500 11,413 11,087 Malur Taluk 33 44,105 22,408 21,697 7 16,840 8,502 8,338 Bangarapet Taluk 41 55,441 28.293 27,148 9 24.501 12,410 12,091 Mulbagal Taluk 26 33,161 16.761 16.400 8 20,893 10,438 10,455

Bangalore District 164 226,973 118,310 108,663 84 236,062 124,537 111,525 Bangalore North Taluk 52 71,952 37.342 34,610 18 51,651 26,933 24,718 Bangalore South Taluk 62 88.066 45,843 42,223 40 118,976 62,040 56,936 Anekal Taluk 50 66.955 35.125 31,830 26 65,435 35,564 29,871

Bangalore Rural District 368 507.146 258,522 248.624 121 332,685 169,902 162,783 Nelamangala Taluk 24 30,490 15,360 15,130 9 24,543 12.698 11,845 Dod Ballapur Taluk 44 60.284 30,652 29,632 12 32,506 16,758 15,748 Devanahalli Taluk 35 47,218 24,204 23,014 4 9,483 4,852 4.631 Hosakote Taluk 44 60.166 31.263 28,903 9 24,309 12,607 11,702 Magadi Taluk 44 56,457 28,248 28.209 6 15,755 7.900 7.855 Ramanagaram Taluk 47 65,477 33.216 32,261 23 62,689 31,877 30.812 Channapatna Taluk 47 68,095 34.325 33.770 26 73.879 37,097 36,782 Kanakapura Taluk 83 118.959 61,254 57.705 32 89.521 46,113 43,408

Mandya District 303 417.857 209,877 207,980 167 486.814 247,097 239,717 Krishnarajpet Taluk 61 80,605 39,940 40.665 13 35,608 17.817 17,791 Nagamangala Taluk 21 28,471 13,881 14.590 6 13,436 7,353 6.083 Pandavapura Taluk 36 50.516 25.260 25.256 15 46,462 23,064 23,398 Shrirangapattana Taluk 24 34.710 17.532 17.178 16 50.952 25.848 25,104 Mandya Taluk 53 76.848 39.077 37.771 38 115.506 59.092 56,414 Maddur Taluk 51 69.541 34.897 34,644 46 131.418 66,286 65,132 Malavalli Taluk 57 77.166 39.290 37.876 33 93,432 47.637 45.795

144 by Population Size Class

5000-9999 10,000 and above S tate I District I Taluk Number Population Number Population P M F P M F

26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 1

12 73,799 40,571 33,228 2 25,046 12,785 12,261 Tumkur District 1 5,239 2.653 2,586 12,267 6,205 6,062 Chiknayakanhalli Taluk 3 18,778 9.6,J7 <).131 Sira Taluk 5,105 2J)i!j 2,504 12,779 6,580 6,199 Pavagada Taluk 6,9()(l 3..'iO() 3.466 Madhugiri Taluk 6,332 3.186 3,146 Koratagere Taluk 2 12,286 9,332 2,954 Tumkuf Taluk 5.106 2,566 2.540 Gubbi Taluk 5,588 2,836 2.752 Tiptur Taluk TUfUvekere Taluk 8,399 4.250 4,149 Kunigal Taluk

11 70,314 35,888 34,426 Kolar District 3 2U83 10,861 10,322 Gauribidanur Taluk Chik Ballapur Taluk Gudibanda Taluk 5,100 2,611 2,489 Bagepalli Taluk 5,842 2,986 2,856 Sidlaghatta Taluk 5,488 2,792 2,696 Chintamani Taluk 5,033 2,576 2,457 Srinivaspur Taluk 6,493 3,406 3,087 Kolar Taluk 6,409 3,276 3,133 Malur Taluk 8,793 4,398 4,395 Bangarapet Taluk 5,973 2,982 2,991 Mulbagal Taluk

13 93,162 48,165 44,997 2 21,597 12,016 9,581 Bangalore District 5 32,698 16,851 15,847 Bangalore North Taluk 5 34,808 17,716 17.092 11,038 6,659 4,379 Bangalore South Taluk 3 25,656 13.598 12,058 10,559 5,357 5,202 Anekal Taluk

9 59,772 30,497 29,275 1 11,338 5,736 5,602 Bangalore Rural District 8,186 4,208 3,978 Nelamangala Taluk Dod Ballapur Taluk 5.063 2,606 2,457 Devanahalli Taluk 8,205 4,244 3.961 Hosakote Taluk 7,653 3,938 3.715 Magadi Taluk 6,267 3.222 3,045 Ramanagaram Taluk 2 13,218 6,498 6.720 Channapatna Taluk 2 11,180 5,781 5.399 11.338 5.736 5,602 Kanakapura Taluk

20 149,306 75,641 73,665 1 10,183 5,171 5,012 Mandya District Krishnarajpet Taluk 6.823 3,581 3.242 Nagamangala Taluk 2 13.138 6,632 6.506 Pandavapura Taluk 4 32.774 16.482 16,292 Shrirangapattana Taluk 6 40.220 20,113 20.113 Mandya Taluk .1 21.027 I n.S95 10.132 10.183 5.171 5.012 Maddur Taluk 4 35.318 17.938 17.380 Malavalli Taluk

145 Table A-3: Villages Classified State / District / Taluk Total Total Rural population Less tban 200 number of Number Population inbabi ted P M F P M F villages 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Hassan District 2,394 1,416.996 703,957 713,039 519 53,228 26,530 26,698 Sakleshpur Taluk 222 111,169 54,625 56,544 51 5,303 2,613 2,690 Belur Taluk 355 163,527 81,397 82,130 128 12,786 6,359 6,427 Arsikere Taluk 339 257,878 129,274 128,604 43 3,944 1,983 1,961 Hassan Taluk 367 227,885 112,815 115,070 65 7,440 3,700 3,740 Alur Taluk 250 79,938 39,851 40,087 103 10,252 5,153 5,099 Arkalgud Taluk 278 184,789 92,080 92,709 58 6,087 3,020 3,067 Hole Narsipur Taluk 209 148,220 73,888 74,332 26 2,313 1,194 1,119 Channarayapatna 374 243,590 120,027 123,563 45 5,103 2,508 2,595

Dakshina Kannada District 354 1,168,428 574,657 593,771 Mangalore Taluk 88 281,777 135,470 146,307 Bantval Taluk 79 306,734 151,394 155,340 Beltangadi Taluk 80 239,189 117,641 121,548 Puttur Taluk 67 218,002 108,527 109,475 Sulya Taluk 40 122,726 61,625 61,101

Kodagu District 291 473,179 236,270 236,909 11 566 289 277 Madikeri Taluk 67 109,516 54,537 54,979 Somvarpet Taluk 130 185,515 92,183 93,332 11 566 289 277 Virajpet Taluk 94 178,148 89,550 88,598

Mysore Dis.trict 1,216 1,658,899 845,379 813,520 129 9,847 5,066 4,781 Piriyapatna Taluk 197 209,330 108,257 101,073 21 1,560 796 764 Hunsur Taluk 192 210,026 107,049 102,977 23 1,978 1,010 968 Krishnarajanagara Taluk 156 208,566 104,881 103,685 16 946 466 480 Mysore Taluk 131 239,262 123,168 116,094 11 657 350 307 Heggadadevankote Taluk 243 233,885 118,536 115,349 48 4,233 2,199 2,034 Nanjangud Taluk 176 311,991 158,135 153,856 10 473 245 228 Tirumakudal Narsipur Taluk 121 245,839 125,353 120,486

Chamarajanagar District 424 817,372 414,783 402,589 46 3,078 1,629 1,449 Gundlupet Taluk 140 186,742 93,981 92,761 22 1,274 681 593 Chamarajanagar Taluk 171 277,013 139,593 137,420 22 1,609 847 762 Yelandur Taluk 28 69,386 35,267 34,119 141 71 70 Kollegal Taluk 85 284,231 145,942 138,289 54 30 24

146 by Population Size Class

200-499 500-999 State / District / Taluk Number Population Number Population P M F P M F

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1

811 273,885 135,159 138,726 707 496,611 246,104 250,507 Hassan District 87 30,651 15,107 15.544 60 39,258 19,139 20,119 Saldeshpur Taluk 112 36,106 17,919 18,187 81 53,632 26,590 27,042 Belur Taluk 113 38,003 18,966 19,037 108 77,690 38,849 38,841 Arsikere Taluk 125 41,863 20,446 21,417 124 89,801 44,543 45,258 Hassan Taluk 100 30,385 15,028 15,357 37 26,370 13,117 13,253 Alur Taluk 89 30,896 15,365 15,531 79 57,732 28,892 28,840 Arkalgud Taluk 56 19,982 9,806 10,176 80 57,185 28,392 28,793 Hole Narsipur Taluk 129 45,999 22,522 23,477 138 94,943 46,582 48,361 Channarayapatna

1 483 208 275 14 11,497 5,524 5,973 Dakshina Kannada District 483 208 275 4 3,204 1,449 1,755 Mangalore Taluk 2 1,392 669 723 Bantval Taluk 4 3,351 1,653 1,698 BeJtangadi Taluk 3 2,655 1,319 1.336 Puttur Taluk 895 434 461 Sulya Taluk

20 8,217 3,991 4,226 89 65,985 32,985 33,000 Kodagu District 384 194 190 16 12,325 6,107 6.218 Madikeri Taluk 16 6,503 3,141 3,362 46 32,737 16,324 16,413 Somvarpet Taluk 3 1,330 656 674 27 20,923 10,554 10.369 Virajpet Taluk

152 54,926 27,914 27,012 325 240,538 122,266 118,272 Mysore District 30 10,625 5,283 5,342 69 50,929 25,769 25,160 Piriyapatna Taluk 33 12,544 6,351 6,193 58 44,032 22,377 21,655 Hunsur Taluk 16 5,887 2,945 2,942 47 34,382 17,369 17,013 Krishnarajanagara Taluk 5 1,980 1,010 970 28 21,147 10,896 10,251 Mysore Taluk 50 17,665 9,075 8,590 60 43,551 22,230 21,321 Heggadadevankote Taluk 12 3,931 2,056 1,875 34 24,386 12,357 12,029 Nanjangud Taluk 6 2,294 1,194 1,100 29 22.111 11,268 10,843 Tirumakudal Narsipur Taluk

46 16,869 8,557 8,312 67 50,170 25,404 24,766 Chamarajanagar District 18 6,303 3,210 3,093 25 17,738 8,956 8,782 Gundlupet Taluk 22 8,117 4,060 4,057 30 23,602 11,921 11,681 Chamarajanagar Taluk 2 686 358 328 3 2,271 1,129 1,142 Yelandur Taluk 4 1,763 929 834 9 6,559 3,398 3.161 Kollegal Taluk

147 Table A-3: Villages Classified

State / District / Taluk 1000-1999 2000-4999 Number Population Number Population P M F P M F

1 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Hassan District 291 385,580 191,860 193,720 59 158,694 79,426 79,268 Sakleshpur Taluk 20 26,656 13,119 13,537 4 9.301 4.647 4.654 Belur Taluk 27 35,259 17.658 17,601 5 13.178 6,562 6,616 Arsikere Taluk 58 79,311 39.673 39,638 14 37,441 18,803 18,638 Hassan Taluk 44 58,745 29,078 29,667 9 30,036 15.048 14,988 Alur Taluk 9 10,834 5,533 5,301 2,097 1.020 1,077 Arkalgud Taluk 39 51,403 25,608 25,795 12 30.122 14,935 15.187 Hole Narsipur Taluk 40 53,212 26,573 26,639 7 15.528 7,923 7,605 Channarayapatna 54 70,160 34,618 35.542 7 20,99] 10,488 10.503

Dakshina Kannada District 76 117,971 57,133 60,838 210 676,804 331,972 344,832 Mangalore Taluk 20 30,629 14,421 16,208 51 163,932 78,634 85,298 Bantval Taluk 13 19,928 9,470 10,458 45 150,649 73,788 76.861 Beltangadi Taluk 17 25,708 12,444 13,264 53 163,696 80,369 83.327 Puttur Taluk 15 25,008 12,399 12,609 38 125,252 62,343 62.909 Sulya Taluk II 16,698 8,399 8,299 23 73,275 36,838 36.437

Kodagu District 96 137,896 68,515 69,381 63 186,884 93,515 93,369 Madikeri Taluk 32 48,373 24.038 24,335 18 48,434 24.198 24,236 Somvarpet Taluk 31 42,588 20,958 21,630 19 58,876 29,335 29,541 Virajpet Taluk 33 46,935 23,519 23,416 26 79,574 39,982 39,592

Mysore District 362 512,920 260,379 252,541 219 640,421 326,348 314,073 Piriyapatna Taluk 52 72,762 36,727 36,035 23 62,553 32,499 30,054 Hunsur Taluk 55 75,952 38,768 37.184 21 64.979 33,248 31,731 Krishnarajanagara Taluk 48 65,411 32,877 32,534 24 67,949 34.161 33,788 Mysore Taluk 53 79,211 40,621 38.590 26 82.982 42,614 40,368 Heggadadevankote Taluk 57 79,916 40,350 39,566 27 78,589 39,685 38,904 Nanjangud Taluk 60 88,239 44,818 43,421 54 155,043 78,588 76,455 Tirumakudal Narsipur Taluk 37 51,429 26,218 25.211 44 128,326 65.553 62,773

Chamarajanagar District 115 159,319 80,457 78,862 116 348,545 176,204 172,341 Gundlupet Taluk 40 52,093 26.145 25,948 33 95,999 48,256 47,743 Chamarajanagar Taluk 45 63,949 32,281 31,668 46 143,562 72,323 71,239 Yelandur Taluk 10 13,966 7,106 6.860 7 23.574 12.057 11,517 Kollegal Taluk 20 29.311 14.925 14,386 30 85.410 43.568 41.842 by Population Size Class

5000-9999 10,000 and above State / District! Taluk Number Population Number Population P M F P M F

26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 1 7 48,998 24,878 24,120 - Hassan District - Sakleshpur Taluk 2 12,566 6,309 6,257 - Belur Taluk 3 21.489 11,000 10,489 - Arsikere Taluk - Hassan Taluk - Alur Taluk 8.549 4.260 4,289 - Arkalgud Taluk - Hole Narsipur Taluk 6,394 3,309 3.085 - Channarayapatna

50 321,948 159,907 162,041 3 39,725 19,913 19,812 Dakshina Kannada District 12 83,529 40,758 42.771 - Mangalore Taluk 17 107.514 53,796 53.718 2 27.251 13.671 13.580 Bantval Taluk 5 33,960 16,933 17.027 12.474 6.242 6.232 Beltangadi Taluk 11 65,087 32.466 32,621 - Puttur Taluk 5 31,858 15.954 15,904 - Sulya Taluk

12 73,631 36,975 36,656 - Kodagu District - Madikeri Taluk 7 44.245 22.136 22,109 - Somvarpet Taluk 5 29.386 14,839 14.547 - Virajpet Taluk

27 176,372 91,255 85,117 2 23,875 12,151 11,724 Mysore District 2 10.901 7,183 3.718 - Piriyapatna Taluk 2 10.541 5.295 5.246 - Hunsur Taluk 4 22.211 11,082 11,129 11.780 5,981 5,799 Krishnarajanagara Taluk 8 53,285 27,677 25,608 - Mysore Taluk 9.931 4,997 4,934 - Heggadadevankote Taluk 6 39,919 20,071 19,848 - Nanjangud Taluk 4 29,584 14,950 14.634 12,095 6.170 5,925 Tirumakudal Narsipur Taluk

31 203,030 103,700 99,330 3 36,361 18,832 17,529 Chamarajanagar District 2 13,335 6,733 6.602 - Gundlupet Taluk 6 36.174 18.161 18,013 - Chamarajanagar Taluk 5 28,748 14,546 14.202 - Yelandur Taluk 18 124,773 64.260 60.513 3 36,361 18.832 17.529 Kollegal Taluk

149 TABLE A -3 - Appendix: Number and Population of Villages with Population of 5,000 and above and Towns with Population below 5,000 State lDistrictffaluk Villages with Population Percentage to Towns with Population Percentage to 5,000 and above total Rural below 5,000 total Urban Number Population Population of Number Population Population of the State the State 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 KARNATAKA STATE 834 6,383,950 18.30 5 22633 0.13 Belgaum District 154 1,289,504 3.70 Bagalkot District 41 315,561 0.91 Bijapur District 52 401,773 1.15 Gulbarga District 52 374,162 1.07 4792 0.03 Bidar District 25 206,653 0.59 Raichur District 31 263,656 0.76 Koppal District 27 231,999 0.67 Gadag District 21 156,790 0.45 Dharwad District 22 172,136 0.49 Uttara Kannada District 19 169,985 0.49 4848 0.03 Haveri District 28 212,617 0.61 Bellary District 50 374,070 1.07 Chitradurga District 21 150,536 0.43 Davanagere District 26 189,008 0.54 Shimoga District 6 39,803 0.11 Udupi District 45 337,267 0.97 4508 0.03 Chikmagalur District 8 59,973 0.17 4249 0.02 Turnkur District 14 98,845 0.28 4236 0.D2 Kolar District 11 70,314 0.20 Bangalore District 15 114,759 0.33 Bangalore Rural District 10 71,110 0.20 Mandya District 21 159,489 0.46 Hassan District 7 48,998 0.14 Dakshina Kannada District 53 361,673 1.04 Kodagu District 12 73,631 0.21 Mysore District 29 200,247 0.57 Chamarajanagar District 34 239,391 0.69

Belgaum District 154 1,289,504 3.70 Chikodi Taluk 29 248,524 0.71 Athni Taluk 25 220,498 0.63 Raybag Taluk 22 210,791 0.61 Gokak Taluk 21 174,435 0.50 Hukeri Taluk 13 89,315 0.26 Belgaum Taluk 16 119,047 0.34 Khanapur Taluk 3 23,647 0.07 Sampgaon Taluk 12 94,559 0.27 Parasgad Taluk 10 85,169 0.24 Ramdurg Taluk 3 23,519 0.07

Bagalkot District 41 315,561 0.90 Jamkhandi Taluk 19 128,807 0.37 Bilgi Taluk 2 14,652 0.04 Mudhol Taluk 10 79,648 0.23 Badami Taluk 2 10,249 0.03 Bagalkot Taluk 3 28,654 0.08 Hungund Taluk 5 53,551 0.15

150 State IDistrictffaluk Villages with Population Percentage to Towns with Population Percentage to 5,000 and above total Rural below 5,000 total Urban Number Population Population of Number Population Population of the State the State 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Bijapur District 52 401.773 1.15 Bijapur Taluk 14 107,101 0.31 lndi Taluk 13 96,681 0.28 Sindgi Taluk 11 78,699 0.22 Basavana Bagevadi Taluk 13 105,734 0.30 Muddebihal Taluk 1 13,558 0.04

GuJbarga District 52 374,162 1.07 4702 0.03 Aland Taluk 8 50,467 0.14 Afzalpur Taluk 6 44,758 0.13 Gulbarga Taluk 6 37,772 0.11 Chincholi Taluk 5 28,480 0.08 Sedam Taluk 3 24,977 0.07 Chitapur Taluk 7 51,620 0.15 4702 0.03 Jevargi Taluk 3 19,195 0.06 Shorapur Taluk 5 50,401 0.14 Shahpur Taluk 7 53,304 0.15 Yadgir Taluk 2 13,188 0.04

Bidar District 25 206,653 0.59 Basavakalyan Taluk 8 64,541 0.18 Bhalki Taluk 4 25,668 0.Q7 Aurad Taluk 1 9,292 0.03 Bidar Taluk 4 31,951 0.09 Homnabad Taluk 8 75,201 0.22

Raichur District 31 263,656 0.76 Lingsugur Taluk 2 30,238 0.09 Devadurga Taluk 5 32,348 0.09 Raichur Taluk 3 16,060 0.05 Manvi Taluk 10 87,480 0.25 Sindhnur Taluk II 97,530 0.28

KoppaJ District 27 231,999 0.66 Yelbarga Taluk 4 36,643 0.11 Kushtagi Taluk 3 31,650 0.09 Gangawati Taluk 15 120,275 0.34 Koppal Taluk 5 43,431 0.12

Gadag District 21 156,790 0.45 Nargund Taluk 2 14,643 0.04 Ron Taluk 6 39,944 0.12 Gadag Taluk 6 51,638 0.15 Shirhatti Taluk 4 28,335 0.08 Mundargi Taluk 3 22,230 0.06

Dharwad District 22 172,136 0.49 Dharwad Taluk 6 51,550 0.15 Navalgund Taluk 4 26,376 0.08 Hubli Taluk 6 44,495 0.13 Kalghatgi Taluk 8,328 0.03 Kundgol Taluk 5 41,387 0.12

151 State IDistrictffaluk Villages with Population Percentage to Towns with Population Percentage to 5,000 and above total Rural below 5,000 total Urban Number Population Population of Number Population Population of the State the State 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Uttara Kannada District 19 169,985 0.49 4848 0.03 Karwar Taluk 3 19,068 0.05 Supa Taluk 1 6,779 0.02 Haliyal Taluk 0.00 4848 0.03 Yellapur Taluk 0.00 Mundgod Taluk 7,985 0.02 Sirsi Taluk 6,138 0.02 Ankola Taluk 7,816 0.02 Kumta Taluk 2 19,868 0.06 Siddapur Taluk 0 0 0.00 Honavar Taluk 4 40,864 0.12 Bhatkal Taluk 6 61,467 0.18

Haveri District 28 212,617 0.61 Shiggaon Taluk 2 15,892 0.05 Savanur Taluk 2 12,280 0.03 Hangal Taluk 2 17,652 0.05 Haveri Taluk 9 72,460 0.21 Byadgi Taluk 2 13,211 0.04 Hirekerur Taluk 5 38,882 0.11 Ranibennur Taluk 6 42,240 0.12

BelJary District 50 374,070 1.07 Hadagalli Taluk 6 40,955 0.12 Hagaribommanahalli Taluk 6 50,930 0.14 Hospet Taluk 5 37,894 0.11 Siruguppa Taluk 5 33,556 0.10 Bellary Taluk 15 122,888 0.35 Sandur Taluk 8 53,947 0.15 Kudligi Taluk 5 33,900 0.10

Chitradurga District 21 150,536 0.43 Molakalmuru Taluk 4 28,234 0.08 Challakere Taluk 5 41,144 0.12 Chitradurga Taluk 5 38,490 0.11 Holalkere Taluk 2 11,559 0.03 Hosadurga Taluk 2 IL245 0.03 Hiriyur Taluk 3 19,864 0.06

Davanagere District 26 189,008 0.54 Harihar Taluk 4 41,793 0.12 Harapanahalli Taluk 8 53.498 0.15 Jagalur Taluk 5,269 0.02 Davanagere Taluk 5 30,075 0.09 Honnali Taluk 4 26,183 0.07 Channagiri Taluk -+ 32,190 0.09

Shimoga District 6 39.803 0.11 Sagar Taluk Sorab Taluk 8.16X 0.02 Shikarpur Talul-- Hosanagara Taluk

152 State IDistrictrraluk Villages with Population Percentage to Towns with Population Percentage to 5,000 and above 10tal Rural below 5,000 total Urban Number Population Population of Number Population Population of the State the State 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Tirthahalli Taluk Shimoga Taluk 1 11,697 D.03 Bhadravati Taluk 3 19,938 0.06

Udupi District 45 337,267 0.97 4508 0.03 Kundapura Taluk 16 110,867 0.35 Udupi Taluk 19 144,526 0.41 4508 0.03 Karkal Taluk 10 71,874 0.21 Chikmagalur District 8 59,973 0.17 4249 0.02 Sringeri Taluk 4249 0.02 Koppa Taluk Nawsimharajapura Taluk I 9,930 0.03 Tarikere Taluk 3 21,670 0.06 Kadur Taluk 2 11,542 0.03 Chikmagalur Taluk Mudigere Taluk 2 16,831 0.05

Tumkur District 14 98,845 0.28 4236 0.02 Chiknayakanhalli Taluk 2 17,506 0.05 Sira Taluk 3 18,778 0.05 Pavagada Taluk 2 17,884 0.05 Madhugiri Taluk 6,966 0.02 Koratagere Taluk 6,332 0.02 Tumkur Taluk 2 12,286 0.04 Gubbi Taluk 5,106 0.01 Tiptur Taluk 5,588 0.02 Turuvekere Taluk 4236 0.02 Kuni!!al Taluk 8,399 0.02

Kolar District II 70,314 0.20 Gauribidanur Taluk 3- 21,183 0.06 Chik Ballapur Taluk Gudibanda Taluk Bagepalli Taluk 5,100 0.01 Sidlaghatta Taluk 5,842 0.02 Chintamani Taluk 5,488 0.02 Srinivaspur Taluk 5,033 0.01 Kolar Taluk 6,493 0.02 \ Uur 'Ialuk 6,409 0.02 Bangarapet Taluk 8,793 0.03 Mulbagal Taluk 5,973 0.02

Bangalore District 15 114.759 0.33 Bangalore North Taluk 5 32,698 0.09 Bangalore South Taluk 6 45.846 0.13 ."'ncb] Taluk 4 36.215 0.11

Bangalore Rural District 10 71.110 0.20 \l'lamangala Taluk I 8,186 0.02 I Jnt! B,IILlplir Taluk

! )c\ ~lIlahdlli Taluk 5.06.1 0.02

153 State lDistrictffaluk Villages with Population Percentage to Towns with Population Percentage to 5,000 and above total Rural below 5,000 total Urban Number Population Population of Number Population Population of the State the State 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Hosakote Taluk 8,205 0.02 Magadi Taluk 7,653 0.Q2 Ramanagaram Taluk 6,267 0.Q2 Channapatna Taluk 2 13,218 0.04 Kanakapura Taluk 3 22,518 0.06

Mandya District 21 159,489 0.46 Krishnarajpet Taluk Nagamangala Taluk I 6,823 0.02 Pandavapura Taluk 2 13,138 0.04 Shrirangapattana Taluk 4 32,774 0.09 Mandya Taluk 6 40,226 0.12 Maddur Taluk 4 31,210 0.09 Malavalli Taluk 4 35,318 0.10

Hassan District 7 48,998 0.14 Sakleshpur Taluk Belur Taluk 2 12,566 0.04 Arsikere Taluk 3 21,489 0.06 Hassan Taluk Alur Taluk Arkalgud Taluk 8,549 0.02 Hole Narsipur Taluk Channarayapatna Taluk 6,394 0.02

Dakshina Kannada District 53 361,673 1.04 Mangalore Taluk 12 83,529 0.24 Bantval Taluk 19 134,765 0.39 Beltangadi Taluk 6 46,434 0.13 Puttur Taluk 11 65,087 0.19 Sulya Taluk 5 31,858 0.09

Kodagu District 12 73,631 0.21 Madikeri Taluk Somvarpet Taluk 7 44,245 0.13 Virajpet Taluk 5 29,386 0.08

Mysore District 29 200,247 0.57 Piriyapatna Taluk 2 10,901 0.03 Hunsur Taluk 2 10,541 0.03 Krishnarajanagara Taluk 5 33,991 0.10 Mysore Taluk 8 53,285 0.15 Heggadadevankote Taluk I 9,931 0.03 Nanjangud Taluk 6 39,919 0.11 Tirumakudal Narsipur Taluk 5 41,679 0.12

Chamarajanagar District 34 239,391 0.69 GundJupet Taluk 2 13,335 0.04 Chamarajanagar Taluk 6 36,174 0.11 Yelandur Taluk 5 28,748 0.08 Kollegal Taluk 21 161.134 0.46

154 A-4 : TOWNS AND URBAN AGGLOMERATION CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION SIZE CLASS IN 2001 WITH VARIATIONS SINCE 1901

NOTE

This table corresponds to Table A-4 of 1951, 1961, at the beginning of the table and is followed by similar 1971, 1981, 1991 and 200 1 Censuses and Imperial figures for class I total and the towns included in class table IV of earlier censuses. It gives the variation in I arranged in the order of their population size. Similarly, urban population separately for males and females, the total for class II followed by figures of each town decadal variation and percentage decada1 variation included in that class arranged in the order of population for each town and urban agglomeration during the last and so on, are given. hundred years. In addition the status of the towns and Classification of towns given in this table is based the area figures of the towns and urban agglomerations on the 2001 population. As many towns have changed are also given in the table. The status and area figures their class since 1901, the class totals shown in the are, however, confined to 1961, 1971, 1981, 1991 and table for previous censuses are not the totals of 2001 Censuses only. The area of each town/urban respective population of all towns shown in that class agglomeration is given in square kilometres. in 200 1. They are the totals of population of all towns This table gives all the towns including urban which on the basis of popUlation were included in that agglomerations and their population by sex since 1901 class in those censuses except the towns which are and its decadal variation. The towns/cities/urban the constituents of urban agglomerations. Some of agglomerations have been arranged in the order of these towns might have gone to higher or lower class population size and class of town. As in 1971, 1981 and some might not have been treated as towns in and 1991, all towns and urban agglomerations have later censuses. Since this table shows the growth of been grouped into the following six broad classes urban population alone, the figures of previous censuses according to population size against towns which were not treated as towns in those censuses are not given. Their population in those Class I Population of 100,000 and above censuses was treated as rural. They are also not Class II Population of 50,000 to 99,999 included in the class totals for any census. If any Class III Population of 20,000 to 49,999 place was treated as town in some census and Class IV Population of 10,000 to 19,999 declassified as rural in subsequent censuses and again Class V Population of 5,000 to 9,999 classified as town, then in such cases the population Class VI Population of less than 5,000 particulars are given only for those censuses in which it was a town and the word 'declassified' is recorded According to the tradition of Indian Census any against other census years where it was declassified. place with a population of 100,000 and above is called a City. The definitions of town and urban agglomeration have already been given at length in the general An alphabetical list of all towns and urban descriptive note given at the beginning of this volume. agglomerations is given at the end of the general note As mentioned earlier, the concept of town group as which will help the readers for any reference to the adopted in 1961 was given up in 1971 and 1981 mainly entries given in the table. on account of lack of uniformity in defining town group The total urban population of State/Union as applied in different States. In 1971 and 1981 Territories for each census from 1901 to 2001 is given Censuses, the term town group was replaced by urban

155 agglomeration with a uniform definition throughout particular one, has been taken as the basis for that the country. The same concept of urban single class. agglomeration was also adopted for 1991 and 2001 Wherever the population of a town in a previous censuses. An urban agglomeration was formed by census had to be adjusted with reference to 2001. a taking into account the continuous urban spread foot note has been inserted explaining the procedure constituting a town and its adjoining urban outgrowths, and extent of such adjustment. or two or more physically physically contiguous towns together with continuous well recognised urban This table has been supplemented by the following outgrowths, if any, of such towns. two appendices:

While presenting the data of urban agglomerations, Appendix-1 : This appendix gives. the new towns its components have been depicted with lower case in of 2001, which were not towns in 1991 and also the Roman serial like (i), (ii), (iii), etc. and the units treated towns of 1991 which have been declassified in 2001. as urban outgrowth have been shown with a suffix their area and the 1991 and 2001 population. (O.G.) against each. Where an urban agglomeration Appendix-2: This appendix gives the towns which consists of two or more towns, the core towns have have undergone changes between 1991 and 2001, the been shown with prefix (a). (b), (c) etc. brief reasons for such changes and their population at In striking class totals an urban agglomeration has the two censuses. been taken as unit not only for 200 I, but also for Mega City previous censuses. As mentioned earlier the total for any class in any previous census has been worked out The concept of 'Mega City' is a recent as the total of towns of that particular class in that phenomenon in the Urban Sociology and is defined in particular census. They include towns which might term of metropolitan city in the form of large size, have been individually withdrawn from urban status in problem of management of civic amenities and capacity a preceding or succeeding census. But a constituent to absorb the relatively high growth of population. of an urban agglomeration has been reckoned not Indian Census in 1991 treated the population size of 5 according to its class in a particular census but million and above as the cut off point to identify a according to the class of urban agglomeration as a place as the mega city. Whereas. for the purpose of whole in that census. In case of merger of towns, the inclusion in Centrally Sponsored Scheme for merged units are considered as absorbed in the unit in Infrastructure Development in mega cities the Ministry which it merged. So the unit and not the merged town of Urban Affairs and Employment, Department of has been presented according to its class in each census. Urban Development adopted the criteria of 4 million Where, however, a rural area has been merged with and above population as per 1991 Census. For Mega an urban area in a particular census, the population of cities in 2001 Census, cities with 10 millions and above only the urban area in censuses preceding that population have been treated as Mega cities.

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l60 Statement -1 shows the growth in the number 1901 by 6 size classes of towns. of towns and population thereof in Karnataka since Statement - 1 Growth in the Number of Cities and Towns and their Population in State and District 1901-2001 Censu Class I Class II Class III Class IV Class V Class VI All Classes s Year No Populatio No Populatio No Populatio No Populatio No Populatio No Populatio No Populatio n n n n n n n 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 KARNATAKA 1901 5 345,317 8 231,832 19 239,420 75 522,521 113 303,904 219 * 1,642,994 1911 100,834 3 ::!21.397 9 306.218 17 215,532 65 438,990 90 287,599 184 * 1,570,570 1921 2 237,496 4 :!92,282 7 246,135 26 331,065 64 427,479 96 3 I 1,362 198 * 1,845,8 I 9 1931 3 413,612 3 :!35.353 10 346,727 :!8 381,748 80 553,428 92 314.816 216 * 2,245,684 1941 4 691,159 6 400,882 9 284.354 39 539,843 88 617,983 67 228.640 213 * 2,762,861 1951 5 1,429,076 8 538.858 20 547.220 59 818,676 137 948,891 60 170,759 289 4,453,480 1961 6 1,936,354 9 673,832 34 956.212 81 1.096,337 64 473.440 37 130.318 231 5,266,493 1971 10 3,231,714 II 724,323 42 1.233.841 105 1.467,318 51 377,D6 26 87,761 245 7,122,093 1981 14 5,472,617 16 ]'057,094 71 2.112.814 112 1.647,746 51 374,957 17 64,378 281 10,729,606 1991 18 7,500,863 27 1,720,491 98 2.935,429 86 1.292,111 50 372,901 27 85,993 306 13,907,788 2001 30 11,657,354 28 1,804,568 106 3.254.184 61 944,467 37 267,279 8 33.677 270 17,961,529 Belgaum 1901 22,434 3 33,142 5 42,951 2 9,118 "10 107,645 191 I 29.636 3 32,805 4 29,569 3 14.175 "10 106,185 1921 36,354 4 42,215 4 33,741 :I 11,673 "II 123,983 1931 38,169 5 65,337 4 35,639 5 21,247 15 160,392 1941 58,319 8 104,418 3 19,704 12 182,441 1951 83,483 24,325 II 160,618 22 141,772 4,966 36 415,164 1961 127,885 3 72,023 10 149,434 8,127 15 357,469 1971 In,4n 4 110,899 12 180,300 9,661 4,506 19 497,793 1981 n4,430 10 285,253 6 89,859 3 21,876 20 671,418 1991 369,177 2 103,704 9 254,994 6 86,206 3 23,344 4,361 22 841,786 ::!OOI 454,999 2 125,251 9 298,187 7 111.141 3 23.113 22 1,012,691 Bagalkot 1901 3 48,163 5 35,596 4 12,815 12 96,574 1911 4 54,245 5 30,605 5 17,471 14 102,321 1921 4 57,326 4 23,626 6 23,183 14 104,135 1931 4 61,014 7 44,469 4 12,436 15 117,919 1941 24,521 3 51,907 52,212 4 14,584 15 143,224 1951 4 95,869 3 32,700 8 63,368 15 191,937 1961 5 141,336 5 57.780 !O 199,116 1971 I 51,746 4 123,869 6 78,745 11 254,360 1981 2 119,551 4 125,218 7 100,798 13 345,567 1991 2 137,512 5 179,301 4 67,906 II 384,719 2001 4 271,039 5 156,773 3 50,708 12 478,520 Bijapur 19()1 23,81 I 6.610 2 30,421 1911 27,615 6,678 '2 34,293 Inl 32.485 8,515 '2 41,000 1931 39,747 7,691 '2 47,438 1941 48,968 8,259 2 57,227 1951 65,734 10,154 8 53,629 10 129,517 1961 78.854 3 35,436 4 114,290 1971 103,931 5 62,884 6 166,815 19~n 147,313 5 85,748 6 ::!33,061 1991 193.131 4 90,119 16,183 4.594 7 304,027 2001 253,891 5 142,198 6 396,089

" Homabad town of Bidar district which was a town at all the censuses since 1901 had been wrongly omitted from reckoning. This error is now rectified and therefore there is an increase of one town for Bidar district for the State for the censuses of 19 I I. 1n I. 1931 and 1941.

161 Census Class I Class n Class m Class IV Class V Class VI All Classes Year No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Gullmga 1901 - 29,228 10,130 4 28,244 6 67,602 1911 32,437 2 22,9% 3 23,005 4,868 7 83,306 1921 35,820 3 36,171 2 12,274 6 84,265 1931 - 41.083 3 44,977 3 19,541 4,647 8 110,248 1941 - 53,551 4 52,690 5 32,1I3 10 138,354 1951 - 77,189 1 22,039 5 72,336 6 42,084 4,027 14 217,675 1%1 - 97,069 2 46,218 4 58,848 3 24,286 10 226,421 1971 145,588 4 98.940 4 50,355 2 13,629 764 12 309,276 1981 221,325 4 131,406 7 102,856 2 16,802 3,343 15 475,732 1991 310,920 7 218,021 3 44,015 3 23,686 5 13,151 19 609,803 2001 430,265 2 109,373 6 206,331 5 88,569 8,589 2 9,494 17 852,621 Bidar 1901 - 2 22,558 3 18,664 5 41,222 1911 - 2 23,761 3 18,358 5 42,119 1921 - 12,434 2 14,319 2 7,721 5 34,474 1931 2 25,539 3 19,909 2 6,784 7 52,232 1941 - 20,514 I 12,542 4 31,824 6 64,880 1951 31,341 3 35,246 4 24,262 8 90,849 1%1 - 1 32,420 3 39,547 9,254 5 81,221 1971 - 50,670 1 25,592 3 42,869 5 119,131 1981 - 78,856 2 55,127 2 35.462 7,971 6 177,416 1991 132,408 3 95,205 18,090 5 245,703 2001 174,257 58,785 3 %,029 15,804 6 344,875 Raichur 1901 - 22,165 6 37,898 7 60,063 1911 25,034 4 26,041 1 4,854 6 55,929 1921 - 26,374 2 12,902 3 12,353 6 51,629 1931 - 27,910 3 18,465 4 17.119 8 63,494 1941 - 34,972 5 32,631 6 67,603 1951 - 54.032 6 43,941 8 8,228 15 106,201 1%1 63,329 5 45,211 6 108,540 1971 - 79,831 4 51,052 9,674 6 140,557 1981 124,762 2 47,220 3 40,271 9,%2 7 222,215 1991 170,577 3 93,784 5 67,690 9 332,051 2001 207,421 61,262 3 86,913 4 65,241 9 420,837 .Kowal 1901 - 2 15,148 2 15,148 1911 - 2 14,221 2 14,221 1921 - 2 15,214 2 15,214 1931 - 2 16,701 2 8,799 4 25,500 1941 1 13,970 5 28,235 6 42.205 1951 3 52,132 7 39,806 10 10,574 20 102,512 1%1 - 2 38,556 2 13,526 4 52,082 1971 2 61,924 2 14,990 4 76,914 1981 - 58,735 35,975 11,781 2 15,022 5 121,513 1991 81,156 44,602 14.652 7,661 4 148,071 2001 101.392 56,160 21,183 11,442 8,115 5 198,292

162 Census Class I Class II Class III Class IV Class V Class VI All Classes Year --~--~~~--~~~~--~~~--~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-­No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Gadag 1'Xl1 30,652 2 21276 3 23.674 3 13,00J 9 'Xl,662 1911 295m 6 41,085 2 7,514 9 78,501 1921 41.040 10,409 4 28,912 3 11,281 9 91.642 1931 45,852 10,622 5 35,909 2 7.260 9 99,643 1941 56,283 10,369 .3 23,055 2 8,724 7 98,431 1051 6\5W 2 25,670 6 48,455 2 9,453 11 149,087 1%1 76,614 5 65,771 7,692 7 150,077 1971 95..+26 ] 20,594 4 58,65] 9,278 7 183.949 198] ]17,368 3 69,201 5 72,005 - 9 258.574 1991 ].34,051 3 82,912 5 80,994 - 9 297,957 2001 ]54,982 5 136,210 3 50,991 9 342.183 Dharnad i WI 59,913 21,230 - 4 27,470 2 7,m 8 115.725 ]911 61,440 29,591 2 13.922 4 15,503 8 120,456 1921 f/J,772 34,220 - 3 20,505 3 9,866 8 131.363 1931 83,4Q:1 40,904 3 20,104 3 11,572 8 156,074 1941 95,512 47,992 3 22,075 2 7,167 7 172,746 1951 129,@} 66,571 5 35,713 2 8,075 9 239,968 1%1 171,326 77,163 2 23,578 8,694 5 280.761 1971 379,166 4 48.223 5 427,389 1981 527,108 5 72,758 - 6 599,866 1991 6-1-8,298 25,239 3 48,632 5 722,169 2())! 786,195 2 47,912 3 47,810- 6 881.917 Utara Kannam 1901 5 36,377 3 8,307 8 44.684 ]911 - 18,159 6 38,125 205 8 56,489 1921 2 23.511 4 25,269 4,835 7 53,615 1931 - 2 25,CXJ6 5 34,046 - 7 59,112 1941 - 5 59,529 2 15.387 7 74,916 1951 - 4 60,047 9 63,513 13 123560 1961 - 2 45,143 4 52,092 3 23.629 9 120,864 1971 - 3 81,771 4 62,451 1 6.275 8 150,497 1981 - 5 182,792 6 76,345 1 7,734 4,922 13 271,793 1991 - 3 154,618 2 57,659 4 62,162 2 13.345 3 6,732 14 294.516 2ml - 3 191663 4 117,463 4 65,970 5.969 4,848 13 387,913 Hawri 1'XlI - I 14,851 6 43.983 1 2,531 8 6lJ65 1911 - 3 22,961 5 17,667 8 40,628 19'21 - 13.355 5 31,974 2 9.573 8 54.902 1931 2 27,287 6 39.713 8 67,000 \941 3 41.021 5 33.795 8 74,816 1951 25,282 3 42,879 5 35,588 9 103,749 ]%1 2 52,347 3 41,439 5 93.786 )971 2 68.248 4 58.387 6 126,635 I lJ:-\ 1 - 5K118 2 61.421 4 60,279 7 179.818 l'f)1 67,442 116.514 19,800 6 203,765 jXl] - 2 14.'i.531 130,886 15,872 6.731 9 299,020

163 Census Class I Class IT Class m Class IV Class V Class VI All Classes Year No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Bellary I'XlI - 58,247 1 18,482 3 22.ffi4 5 99,333 1911 - 34.956 16,937 3 19,866 5 71,759 1921 - 39,842 18,337 3 19,799 5 77,978 1931 - 2 69,246 - 3 20,116 4.226 6 93.588 1941 - 56,148 26,0"..3 6 40.291 8 122.462 1951 - 70,322 38,651 6 45.997 8 154.970 1961 - 2 138,915 3 40.231 9.628 6 188,774 1971 125,183 65,196 7 93,922 - 777 10 285.078 1981 201,579 96,861 2 5O,4ffi 7 111.566 - 4.386 12 464.852 1991 2 359,545 4 104,248 3 56,679 6.379 3.403 11 530.254- 2001 2 481,005 8 219.2'Xl - 6.554 11 7(Xj.85O OlitraWrga l'Xll - 2 10,827 9 21,156 11 31,983 1911 - 6,986 5 14.014 6 21.(XX) 1921 - 8.520 6 16.986 7 25,% 1931 - 10.732 - 6 19.582 7 30.314 1941 - 14.528 - 6 21.2ffl 7 35,788 1951 - 25,081 6.746 6 24,735 8 56.562 1961 - 33,336 2 21,863 2 12,688 3 12.336 8 80.223 1971 - 50,254- 2 34,281 4 28,192 1 3.757 8 116,484 1981 - 74,580 2 50,194 12.380 2 17.250 6 154.404 1991 103,435 2 75.878 2 29,478 8.679 - 6 217,470 2001 125,170 3 120.361 2 28.707 - 6 274,238 Da\3l1gere l'Xll - 1 10.402 2 15,103 5 17,493 8 42,998 1911 - 10,074 2 14,306 4 11.911 7 36.291 1921 - 16.971 2 13.368 6 17.991 9 48,330 1931 - 23,155 2 15,657 5 17,167 8 55.979 1941 - 31.759 1 11,716 2 13,479 4 14.6'Xl 8 71.644 1951 - 56.018 2 30,077 3 17,382 2 7.461 8 110,938 1961 - 78,124 22,829 17.763 4 25.973 3,211 8 147,'XlO 1971 121,110 33.888 19,694 4 32.172 3,897 8 210.761 1981 196,621 52,334 27.308 2 22,811 2 17,411 4.642 8 321,127 1991 287,233 66,647 34,146 3 38,866 2 13.616 8 440.508 2001 364,523 87,744 41.907 3 48.824 - 6 542.998 ShiIIJJga 1'Xl1 - 2 11,247 9 17.859 11 29,1(Xj 1911 - 13.118 - 6 16.059 7 29.177 1921 - 15,em - 8 23,329 9 38,419 1931 - 20,661 2 14.833 6 16,163 9 51,657 1941 - 1 27,712 19.585 3 18,524 4 9,726 9 75.547 1951 - 2 88,975 12,537 3 19.204 3 8.196 9 128,912 1961 - 63.76:1- 4 136.(X)8 12,564 2 16.265 3 11.5(X) 11 240.167 1971 102,700 61,155 2 67,776 2 27.852 2 14.701 :2 8.521 10 282.714 1981 151,783 2 13O.8X:i 2 58.133 3 38.968 6.686 2 9.524 II 395.700 1991 193,028 2 149.257 2 69,072 3 38,491 2 13.538 3 7.702 13 471.088 2001 2 435.014 50.131 31.516 3 41,879 2 12,470 9 571.010

164 Census Class I Class II Class III Class IV Class V Class VI All Classes Year No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

lCXlI - 8,041 8,041 1911 - 10.871 4,961 2 15,832 1921 - 11,882 2 13,ffX) - 3 25,482 1931 - 14.833 2 16,127 - 3 30,960 1941 - 18.043 2 18,549 - 3 36,592 1951 - 20.451 2 29,965 - 3 50.416 1961 - 24,610 3 43,745 2 13.2fRJ - 6 81,623 1971 - 2 53584 5 64,705 2 16,708 9 134.997 1981 - 3 82,441 4 57,241 2 16,639 - 9 156,321 1991 - 78,(J)4 2 52,585 6 82,420 2 13.936 2.117 12 229.152 2001 127.124 2 53,707 I 14,962 6.052 4.508 6 2(Xj.353 llikrmgalur 1'XlI - I 10,164 2 15,216 7 15.318 10 40.698 1911 - 2 15,155 6 15.]67 8 30.322 1921 - 10,207 7,858 8 17,755 10 35.820 1931 - 12,225 2 13.320 6 14.366 9 39.911 1941 - 15.383 2 15,537 6 16,721 9 47,641 1951 - 21,744 I 12343 2 17,196 5 15,305 9 66,588 1961 - 30,253 3 37.942 2 10,805 3 10,472 9 89,472 1971 - 2 61,661 2 27.833 2 12627 3 12,957 9 115,078 1981 - ffi.582 23,929 2 37,4'i{7 4 28,850 2 9.031 10 159,879 1991 - ff),816 3 70.850 - 5 36,049 4,146 ]() 171,861 2001 101,251 3 87,582 - 4 29,642 4,249 9 222,724 Thnirur l'Xll - 11,888 2 1l,7(X) 15 35,074 18 58,6fRJ 1911 - 3 16,8

165 Census Class I Class II Class III Class IV Class V Class VI All Classes Year No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Bangalore 1901 - 2 159,046 5.174 4 8,962 7 173.182 1911 100,834 88,651 2 7,268 4 196,753 1921 2 237,496 6,326 2 5,197 5 249.019 1931 2 306,470 6,?fJ7 2 6,288 5 319,(X)5 1941 2 4(X'i,78J 7,048 2 7,447 5 421,255 1951 778,977 2 16,805 1 3,556 4 799.338 1961 1.003,798 2 56,372 4 49,246 2 14,298 2 7,957 11 1,221,671 1971 1,540,741 33,985 6 79,643 3 22468 4,675 12 1,681,512 1981 2628,593 5 158,551 8 125,200 3 26,323 2,351 18 2941,018 1991 3,302,296 5 330,669 12 375,452 9 121,539 5 36,622 2675 33 4.169,253 2001 7 5,483,450 94,234 3 96.486 5 65,349 3 20,468 19 5,759,987 Bangalore Rural 1901 - 10,425 4 25,430 6 2IJ1O II 56,965 1911 - 3 21.200 7 25,016 10 46,225 1921 - 11,846 5 29.418 5 16,741 11 58,005 1931 - 13,858 5 35,114 4 16,423 10 65,395 1941 - 2 28,351 5 35,511 3 12,880 10 76,742 1951 - 24,041 3 46,584 6 44,18J - 10 114,785 1961 - 2 53,828 3 43,244 5 38,701 10 135,773 1971 - 4 119,927 4 49,040 2 15,275 10 184,242 1981 - 1 50,725 3 121,334 5 80.139 - 9 252,198 1991 - 3 18J,255 3 87,565 3 55,466 - 9 303,286 2001 - 3 214,577 6 186,647 6,172 10 407,396

1901 - 10,425 4 25,430 6 21,110 11 56,965 1911 - 3 21,200 7 25,016 10 46.225 1921 - 11.846 5 29,418 5 16,741 11 58,005 1931 - 13,858 5 35.114 4 16,423 10 65,395 1941 - 2 28,351 5 35,511 3 12880 10 76,742 1951 - 24,041 3 46,584 6 44,18J - 10 114,785 1961 - 2 53,828 3 43,244 5 38,701 10 135,773 1971 - 4 119,927 4 49,040 2 15,275 10 184,242 1981 - 1 50,725 3 121,334 5 80.139 - 9 252.198 1991 - 3 18J,255 3 87,565 3 55,466 - 9 303,286 2001 - 3 214,577 6 186,647 6,172 - 10 407,396

1901 - 2 14,497 12 31,404 14 45,901 1911 - 3 19,383 5 11,007 8 30,480 1921 - 2 14,775 8 23,494 10 38,269 1931 - 10,544 2 14,849 9 27.174 12 52,567 1941 - 1 14.596 3 21.445 8 24,175 12 8J,216 1951 - 24,869 2 26,904 4 23.344 4 12,279 11 87,396 1961 - 32,172 2 29,551 4 29,812 5 16,001 12 107,536 1971 - 51.325 24.155 4 47,919 2 14,261 3 11.751 11 149.411 1981 - 71.534 2 45,570 4 52.981 4 24,210 1 4.177 12 198.472 1991 108,7(x) 3 71J29 4 64,679 3 19,126 2 9,082 13 272.722 2001 121.874 5 150.100 2 26.557 6.133 9 304,673

166 Census Class I Class II Class III Class IV Class V Class VI All Classes ~~~~----~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~----~~~--~~==~­ Year No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population No. Population

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Dakshina Kannada 1901 - 44,108 1 44,]08 1911 48,412 5,360 4,985 3 58,757 1921 - 53.877 5,419 4.642 3 63.938 1931 66.756 2 13,326 4,511 4 84.593 1941 - 81.069 3 21.654 4 102.723 1951 117.083 2 22,875 9,798 4 149.756 1961 142.669 3 35.819 3 20.248 7 198,736 1971 165.174 4 61.816 4 31.191 9 258.181 1981 193.699 4 102.987 7 87,456 6 41,150 18 425.292 1991 281.161 55.925 3 91,294 4 55.511 6 49,551 15 533.442 2001 416.262 5 180.605 4 61,170 10 71,265 20 729,302 Kodagu 1901 6.732 4 8,517 5 15.249 1911 - 6.269 3.712 2 9.981 1921 5.675 3,166 2 8.841 1931 5.995 3,832 2 9,827 1941 - 7,112 4.106 2 11.218 1951 10.]17 6,138 16.255 1961 - 14,453 2 13.275 7 14,961 10 42,689 1971 19.357 3 21,063 7 18,271 II 58.691 1981 - 24.724 11.676 3 19.263 5 16.000 10 71.663 1991 28,750 13.137 3 22,476 4 13.578 9 77.941 2001 - 32,496 2 28,399 2 14,487 5 75.382 Mysore 1901 68.111 3 17.783 10 26,338 14 112.232 1911 - 71,306 7,246 8 27,047 10 105.599 1921 83.951 7,453 10 33.973 12 125.377 1931 107,142 2 14.992 10 32,895 13 155.029 1941 150,540 10.725 2 13.602 9 33.576 13 208.443 1951 244,323 2 29,357 6 38,450 4 13,244 13 325,374 1961 253.865 2 31,992 7 48,464 3 11,620 13 345,941 1971 355.685 22.583 3 46,991 3 19.818 4.392 9 449.469 1981 479.081 2 62.666 3 44.007 3 22.607 9 608.361 1991 606.755 4 133.306 3 43.063 3 27,168 2 6.327 13 816.619 2001 787.]79 4 146.004 2 26.969 2 15,634 2 6,342 11 982.]28 Chamarajanagar 1901 - 1 13,729 5.973 2 7.868 4 27.570 1911 12,566 6.556 4,187 3 23.309 1

:\ote: The constituents of an urban agglomeration where the constituents were reckoned as separate towns in their own right have been classified according to their own population and not according to the population urban agglomeration. Where however UAs were formed with outgrowths. the population of outgrwoth(s) was added to the town whose outgrowth it was. The combined population of the town and olltgrowth(s) was taken for determination of the class in the above statement.

In7 For the 2001 Census, 270 places served by The Class II towns of population size 50,000 - different local bodies viz., Municipal Corporation, City 99,999 have always shown to be the towns in Municipalities, Town Municipalities, Town Panchayats, transitory stage which attained the status of cities Notified Area Committees and Cantonment Boards quickly increased from 27 in 1991 to 28 in 2001. as also the places not served by such local bodies, The population of Class II towns has risen from which are referred to as Census Towns are classified 1.720.491 in 1991 to 1,804.568 in 2001 i.e. a growth as urban units. Of these, 30 are Class I towns/cities, of 4.89 percent. A large number of towns are seen 28 Class II towns, 106 Class III towns, 61 Class IV in the size class III and class IV categories. As towns, 37 Class V towns and 8 Class VI towns. many as 167 towns or 61.9 percent of the total The urban population in the state has increased number of towns belong to these two categories. from 13,907,788 in 1991 census to 17,961,529 in 2001 Further there is decline in number of towns in Class Census i.e., a decadal growth of 29.15 per cent. V and Class VI towns between 1991 and 2001 At the beginning of the century. Bangalore was censuses. the only city in the state having a population of over Statement-2 provides the data on the growth in 1 lakh (159,046) falling in Class I category and now the number of cities and towns and their population it has risen to 30 with more than 11.7 million population accounting for 67 percent. expressed in indices with 1901 as the base.

Statement - 2 Growth in the Number of Cities and Towns and their Population expressed in Indices with 1901 as base (1901=100)

Year Class I Class II Class III Class IV Class V Class VI All Classes Percentage variation in No. Popu- No. Popu­ No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu­ No. Popu- No. Popu­ lation lation lation lation lation lation lation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 KARNATAKA 1901 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 100.00 100.00 -40.00 35.89 12.50 32.09 -10.53 9.98 13.33 -15.96 -20.35 -5.32 -15.98 -4.41 1921 100.00 135.53 -20.00 15.36 -12.50 6.17 36.84 38.28 14.67 18.19 -15.04 2.45 -9.59 12.34 1931 200.00 310.19 -40.00 31.84 25.00 49.56 47.37 59.45 6.67 5.91 ·18.58 3.59 -1.37 36.68 1941 300.00 585.44 20.00 16.09 12.50 22.66 105.26 125.48 17.33 18.27 -40.71 -24.77 -2.74 68.16 1951 400.00 1317.26 60.00 56.05 150.00 136.04 210.53 241.94 82.67 81.60 -46.90 -43.81 31.96 171.06 1961 500.00 1820.34 80.00 95.13 325.00 312.46 326.32 357.91 14.67 -9.39 ·67.26 -57.12 5.48 220.54 1971 900.00 3104.98 120.00 109.76 425.00 432.21 452.63 512.86 -32.00 -27.82 -76.99 -71.12 11.87 333.48 1981 1300.00 5327.35 220.00 206.12 7S7.50 811.36 489.47 588.22 -32.00 -28.24 ·84.96 -78.82 28.31 553.05 1991 1700.00 7338.82 440.00 398.24 1125.00 1166.19 352.63 439.68 33.33 -28.63 -7(>.11 -71.70 39.73 746.49 2001 2900.00 11460.94 460.00 422.58 1225.00 1303.68 221.05 294.48 50.67 48.85 -92.92 -88.92 23.29 999.22

Belgaum 1901 )(10.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 32.10 -1.02 -2000 -31.16 50.00 55.46 1.36 lnl 62.05 33.33 27.38 -20.00 -:21.-1-1 50.00 28.02 10.00 15.18 1931 70.1-1 66.67 97.1-1 -20.00 -17.02 150.00 LB.02 50.00 49.00 19-11 100.00 100.Oil -100.00 - JOO.OO 166.67 215.06 ..10.00 -S-I.12 20.00 69.48 1951 ·n 1; 8.·13 266.67 384.6-1 3·moo 230.()S -5iUJO -45.54 260.00 285.68 1961 100.00 100.00 ~llill)O 221.0-1 233.33 3S0.89 -80.00 -Ill OS 5D.OD ~31.0S 1971 50A 7 ~1\l11)() 394.33 300.00 4-1-1 02 -~I).OO -7~.51 -~(I Oil -50.5g 90.00 362.44 1981 11-1.59 'II/OJ)O 1171.52 I ()O.OO 171.U --IO'()() -.J{IIl"! 100.00 523.73 I LJLJ I Igg.68 100 (1) ;:.~~ SIIO.OO 1036.64 100.00 160.11 -40.(1) --l'.I'~ 50.00 -52.17 120.()O 682.00 :001 ~5'i.N W(I.lIO II_;"- WIJ.IJ() 1~2').17 1.13.3.1 2.15 . .15 --lO.O!) _-\11.1') 12().O() ~.JO.77

168 Year Class I Class II Class III Class IV OassV Class VI AlIOasses Percentage variation in No. Popu- No. Popu­ No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu­ No. Popu- No. Popu­ lation lation lation lation lation lation lation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Bagalkot 1901 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 33.33 12.63 -14.02 25.00 36.33 16.67 5.95 1921 33.33 19.02 -20.00 -33.63 50.00 80.91 16.67 7.83 1931 33.33 26.68 40.00 24.93 -2.96 25.00 22.10 1941 7.77 40.00 46.68 13.80 25.00 48.30 1951 300.00 290.97 -32.11 60.00 78.02 25.00 98.75 1961 400.00 476.39 66.67 19.97 16.67 106.18 1971 300.00 405.15 100.00 63.50 8.33 163.38 1981 100.00 131.03 300.00 410.66 133.33 109.29 -8.33 257.83 1991 100.00 165.74 400.00 631.21 33.33 40.99 -8.33 298.37 2001 300.00 423.79 400.00 539.34 5.28 395.50

Bijapur 1901 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 15.98 1.03 12.73 1921 36.43 28.82 34.78 1931 66.93 16.35 55.94 1941 105.65 24.95 88.12 1951 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 700.00 711.33 ... 400.00 325.75 1961 19.96 200.00 248.99 100.00 275.69 1971 100.00 100.00 400.00 519.30 200.00 448.35 1981 41.74 400.00 744.48 200.00 666.12 1991 85.83 300.00 278.48 59.38 250.00 899.40 2001 144.29 400.00 497.19 200.00 1202.02

Gulbarga 1901 100.00 J 00.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 10.98 \00.00 127.01 -25.00 -18.55 100.00 100.00 16.67 23.23 1921 22.55 200.00 257.07 -50.00 -56.54 24.65 1931 40.56 200.00 344.00 -25.00 -30.81 -4.54 33.33 63.06 1941 100.00 100.00 300.00 420.14 25.00 13.70 66.67 104.66 1951 44.14 -24.60 400.00 614.08 50.00 49.00 -17.28 133.33 221.99 1961 81.26 100.00 56.13 300.00 480.93 -25.00 -14.01 '" 66.67 234.93 1971 100.00 100.00 ... 300.00 238.51 300.00 397.09 -50.00 -51.75 -84.31 100.00 357.50 1981 52.02 ... 300.00 349.59 600.00 915.36 -50.00 -40.51 -31.33 150.00 603.72 1991 113.56 ... 600.00 645.93 200.00 334.60 -25.00 -16.14 400.00 170.15 216.67 802.05 2001 195.53 100.00 104.24 500.00 605.94 400.00 774.32 -75.00 -69.59 100.00 95.03 183.33 1161.24

Bidar 1901 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 5.33 -1.64 2.18 1921 -50.00 -44.88 -33.33 -23.28 100.00 100.00 - 16.37 \931 13.21 6.67 -12.14 40.00 26.71 19-+1 100.00 100.00 -50.00 -44.40 33.33 70.51 20.00 57.39 1951 52.78 50.00 56.25 33.33 29.99 60.00 120.39 1961 58.04 50.00 75.31 -66.67 -50.42 97.03 1lJ71 ... IOU.OO 100.00 24.75 50.00 90.04 189.00 19S1 55.63 100.00 168.73 57.20 -66.67 -57.29 20.00 330.39 1991 100.00 100.00 200.00 364.10 -50.00 -19.81 496.05 21)01 31.61 16.02 200.00 368.11 -50.00 -29.94 20.00 736.63

169 Year Class I Class II Class III Class IV Class V C1a<;s VI All Classes Percentage variation in No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu­ lation lation lation lation lation lation lation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Raichur 1901 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 12.94 -33.33 -31.29 100.00 100.00 -14.29 6.88 1921 18.99 -66.67 -65.96 200.00 154.49 -14.29 -14.04 1931 25.92 -50.00 -51.28 300.00 152.68 J 4.29 5.71 1941 57.78 -16.67 -13.90 -14.2lJ 12.55 1951 100.00 100.00 15.95 100.00 69.51 114.29 76.82 1961 17.21 -16.67 19.30 -14.29 80.71 1971 47.75 100.00 100.00 -83.33 -74.47 -14.29 134.02 1981 100.00 100.00 100.00 113.04 -25.00 -21.12 -83.33 -73.71 269.97 1991 36.72 200.00 323.12 25.00 32.59 28.57 452.84 2001 66.25 13.38 200.00 292.12 27.79 28.57 666.66

Koppal 1901 J 00.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 -6.12 -6.12 1921 0.44 0.44 1931 10.25 100.00 100.00 100.0() 68.34 1941 100.00 100.00 150.00 86.39 200.00 178.62 1951 200.00 273.17 250.00 162.78 400.00 20.17 900.00 576.74 1961 100.00 175.99 -10.71 100.00 243.82 1971 100.00 100.00 -1.04 100.00 407.75 1981 100.00 -50.00 -41.90 -15.67 ·0.83 150.00 702.17 1991 38.17 -50.00 -27.97 4.88 -50.00 -49.43 100.00 877.50 2001 -4.38 -50.00 -65.79 -18.10 -50.00 -46.43 150:00 1209.03

Gadag 1901 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 -2.45 100.00 73.54 -33.33 -42.47 -13.41 1921 33.89 -50.00 -55.28 33.33 22.13 -13.62 1.08 1931 49.59 -50.00 -54.37 66.67 51.68 -33.33 -44.41 9.91 1941 100.00 100.00 -50.00 -55.45 -2.61 -33.33 -33.20 22.22 8.57 1951 16.39 10.29 100.00 104.68 -33.33 -27.62 22.22 64.44 1961 36.12 150.00 lR2.57 -66.67 -67.5! -22.22 65.53 1971 69.55 -32.81 100.00 151.98 -66.67 -60.81 22.22 102.90 1981 100.00 200.00 125.76 150.00 209.35 185.21 1991 14.21 200.00 170.49 150.00 247.97 228.65 2001 32.05 400.00 344.38 50.00 119.07 277.43

Dharwad jLlO I 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 2.55 39.3),\ -50.00 -49.32 100.00 117.98 4.09 1921 11.45 61.19 -25.00 -25.35 50.00 38.72 1.3.51 1931 39.36 92.67 ·25.00 -26.8! 50.00 62.71 .'14.87 1941 59.42 12606 25.00 ·19.64 0.77 -12.50 49.27 1951 100.00 100.00 11.11 25.00 30.01 13.54 12 50 107.36 1961 32.1 <1 28.79 100.00 100.0(1 -750(1 -68.35 -CI7.50 142.61 1971 ILl2.55 I no.uo I ()4.5.\ -37.5U 21)') ..\ 1 1981 306N) 15().(JO 20X.58 -25.()(1 4iX'~ 1991 4()O.20 'X.XX so.()O I ()('.26 -\7.ili '-;24.(14 ':?(J()I 51)6.59 i OO.IiI) 125.6X i().O(l 102.77

17U Year Class I Class II Class III Class IV Class V Class VI All Classes Percentage variation in No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- lation lation lation lation lation lation lation 1 2 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Uttara Kannada lYOI 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 100.00 100.00 20.00 4.81 -66.67 97.53 26.42 1921 100.00 29.47 -20.00 30.54 -66.67 -41.80 -12.50 19.99 1931 100.00 38.04 -6.41 -12.50 32.29 1941 400.00 227.82 -6000 -57.70 -12.50 67.66 1951 300.00 230.67 SO.OO 74.60 62.50 176.52 1\161 100.00 100.00 300.00 IS6.87 -40.00 -35.04 12.50 170.49 1971 50.00 81.14 300.00 243.91 -80.00 -82.75 236.80 1981 150.00 ~04.92 500.00 320.43 -80.00 -78.74 -66.67 -40.75 62.50 508.26 1991 10n.OO 100.00 27.73 300.00 242.32 -60.00 -63.31 -18.96 75.00 559.11 200! 25.25 100.00 160.20 300.00 263.29 -sO.no -83.59 -66.67 -41.64 62.50 768.13

Haveri 1901 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 [911 -50.00 -47.80 400.00 598.02 -33.79 1921 -10.07 -16.67 -27.30 100.00 278.23 -10.53 1931 100.00 83.74 -9.71 9.18 1941 200.00 176.22 -16.67 -23.16 21.92 1951 100.00 100.00 200.00 188.73 -16.67 -19.09 12.50 69.07 )9bl 100.00 107.05 200.00 179.03 -37.50 52.83 [(j71 100.00 169.95 300.00 293.15 -25.00 106.36 ](j81 100.00 100.00 10a.OO 142.94 300.00 305.89 -12.50 193.03 J(j(jl 16.04 300.00 360.86 33.38 -25.00 232.05 2001 100.00 150.41 400.00 417.70 6.87 -83.33 -84.70 12.50 387.28

Bellary 1901 100 00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 lOO.OO 100.00 8.36 -12.11 -27.76 1921 13.98 -0.78 -12.41 -21.50 1931 100.00 98.09 -11.01 100.00 20.00 -5.78 [941 -3.60 -25.55 100.00 78.25 60.00 23.28 1951 20.73 10.57 100.00 103.49 60.00 56.01 1<.)61 100.00 138.49 200.00 117.68 -66.67 -57.41 20.00 90.04 1<.)71 100.00 11.93 600.00 408.18 -81.61 100.00 186.99 11I81 61.03 66.29 100.00 44.35 600.00 503.65 3.79 140.00 367.97 19<,) I I no.oo 187.22 300.00 198.23 200.00 206.67 66.67 -71.78 19.47 120.00 433.81 2001 100.00 2S4.24 700.00 527.33 -66.67 -71.0 I 120.00 611.60

Chitradurga 1()01 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 -50.00 -35.48 -44.44 -33.76 -45.45 -34.34 1921 -50.00 -21.31 -33.33 19.71 -36.36 -20.25 I C), 1 100.00 100.00 -33.33 -7.44 -36.36 -5.22 IC)41 35.37 -.'3.33 0.49 -36.36 11.90 . l):'i 1 ... 100.00 100.00 -50.00 -37.69 ·_"U3 16.92 -27.27 76.85 j u hl 32.C)1 100.00 103.72 17.19 -66.67 -1-1.69 -27.27 150.S3 "!7J 100.00 ]I)O.O() 100.00 219.43 100.00 ]00.39 ·8X.89 82.24 -27.27 264.21

1 1):-\1 4X.41 ]()1l.()O [00.13 15 ..'0 59.32 -45.45 0,'/52.77 ''l'11 ... ,II(I(H) llIll.no 202.53 lOU.O\) 17-1.67 .~o.oo JY.X-I ·-15.45 '579.95

',llil 'l.(I] ... 2I)1).(11J '79.:-N [()lI.tili 11)1.-19 -45.45 757.45 .. _. __ ._._------

171 Year Oass I Class II Class III Class IV Class V Class VI All Classes Percentage variation in No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu­ lation lation lation lation lation lation lation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1-' 15 Davanagere 1901 100.00100.00100.00 IOO.OIl 100.00100.00100.00 II)(),(IO 1911 -3.15 -5.2S -2()()O -.'1.YI -12.50 -15,60 1921 6:1.15 -11..+9 2().OO 2,85 12.50 12,'+() 1931 100.00 100.00 3.n7 -1.86 30.19 19<-11 37.16 12.63 -11).75 -2(l.1)(1 -)6112 :-18,62 1951 100.00 100.00 100.00 189.15 50.00 15.09 -nO.OO -57.35 158.01 1961 39.46 -1.41 70.77 100.00 71. Y7 -SO.OO -81,64 24.1,Y7 1971 100.00 100.00 46.35 89.33 IOU.OO 113.02 -80,UO -77,72 39().16 1981 62.35 -6.58 17.Y4 100.00 II (j.29 15.28 -SIl,OO -73,'+6 646,84 1991 137.17 18.97 47.47 200.00 273.64 -Y.S5 ')24,48 2001 200.99 56.6'+ SO.98 200.00 369.37 -25.00 1162,84

Shimoga 1901 100.00 100.U() IOO,1l1) 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 I ()O.OO 100.00 -33,33 -11),U8 -36,3h 0,24 1921 15.03 -I l. I I 30.63 18, I II ]2,00 1931 100.00 100.00 31.88 -33,-'3 -9,50 18, I S 77.48 1941 34.13 49.30 50.00 h4,70 -55,56 -45,54 18.1 II 1)<),56 1')51 100.00 J30.6'+ -.+,43 5\).00 70.75 -66,07 -54, II 18,18 342.91 1961 100.00 100.00 JOO.OO 558.57 -4.22 44,02 -hh,h7 -35,S7 725,15 1971 100.00 -.f.()9 100.00 228.04 100.00 112.32 -'0,71 ·77.7S -52,29 -9.0Y 871.33 1981 47.78 100.00 104.83 100.00 181.37 200.00 197.06 -50.00 -40.55 -77.78 -40,67 125'),51 1991 100.00 134.08 100.00 334.31 200.UO 1')3.42 20,37 -66,67 -5h.87 18.18 1518,53 2001 100.00 323.54 -21.38 52.54 200.00 219.25 10.87 -18.IS 1861,83

Udupi 1901 100.00 100.00 100,00 100,00 100,00 1911 100.00 100,00 100,00 100,00 96,89 1921 9.30 100.00 69.13 200,00 216.YO 1931 :l6.45 100.00 100.56 200,O() 285,03 19.+1 65.97 100.00 130.68 2()(),OO 355.07 1951 IOU, 00 IOO,PO 100,00 175,64 20(),OO 52(1,99 1961 20.34 2UU.OO 302.40 IOO,(lO 05,00 500.0() Y 15,09 1971 100.00 I h2,() I 400,00 495.21 IOO,()O ! 1J7. 79 soo,OO 1578,1\6 1981 200.00 303.11 JOO.OO 426,55 I (lO,OO IOn,Y3 SOO,OO 11I44,()5 1991 100.00 100.00 10(),OO IS7,]3 500,00 n58.16 100,00 7.LQ -57,-'3 1100,00 27'+9.79 2001 100.00 100.00 100.00 Ih2.61 ]7,63 -2,+,74 9,13 SOO,OO 2460,26

Chikmagalur 1901 loo,on 100,00 100,00 j()O,oo 100,00 ! 00.00 IOO,()O 100,00 1911 -OAD -14.2Y -D.YY -20,00 -2S.S0 1921 0,42 -411,36 14,29 15,YI -11.99 1931 20.28 -12A6 -14,29 -6,21 - I 0.00 -1.93 1941 SI.35 2.11 -14,29 '),16 - I 0 ()O 17,()6 1Y51 IOO.()() 100.00 21.44 LU)I -28,57 -(),OX -IO.l)() h3Ji I 1lJ61 ,N,13 200,()O 27J,30 -",7 14 -J I.h4 -I(),OO 119':'\4 1971 IOO,O{) IS3.58 IOO.DO In,S4 -l7,OI -",7,14 -15,41 -11),1)(1 I S2,7(l 19111 100, ()(I I (}() 00 Ill,05 IO(),()(1 26:-1,82 ]( )() ,()() -71 4.' -41,1)'+ 292,84 IYYI (1,39 200.(){) 225.84 150.00 -S5,71 -72.93 2()OI 100,00 100,00 20() III) .i02,79 II)(I.I)() Y'+,:-; I -X571 -72,2h -IO,I)() 4'+7,2h

172 Year Class I Class II Class III Class IV Class V Class VI All Classes Percentage variation in No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu­ lation lation lation lation lation lation lation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Tumkur 1901 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.O() 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 50.00 43.52 .. 53.33 -42.44 .. 44.44 -36.95 1921 IY.i'l--l 100.00 91.65 .. 60.07 -57.07 .. 44.44 -12.17 1931 53.00 200.00 203.56 .. 80.00 -77.60 .. 44A4 4.97 1941 IUD.OO IOO.O(J 100.00 12 ..U4 "06.67 -60.1 <) -44..+4 5.92 1951 04.43 100.00 101.76 100.00 155.06 .. 73.33 -54.61 -38.8<) 80.27 1961 lIS <)5 400.00 43l.48 23.49 .. 80.00 -59.87 -38.89 130.91 1971 I(JO.()() lOO.OO 3.19 300.00 395.58 150.00 216.·N -93.33 -95.50 -33.33 224.89 1981 100.00 100.00 100.00 105.53 400.00 554.91 50.00 109.99 -93.33 -<) 1.32 -33.33 364.11 1991 65.53 300.00 4230J 400.00517.62 .. 50.00 18.96 -93.33 -86.11 -33.:13 551.40 2001 129.07 100.00 40.42 300.00 389.22 200.00 267.94 -93.33 -87.92 -38.8<) 704.53

Kolar 1901 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 27.3!) 13.42 14.29 21.58 5.52 1921 100.00 100.00 100.00 94.91 -10.11 -14.29 -11.34 M.09 1931 -2.94 100.00 126.61 -2.S0 -14.29 23.91 74.59 1<)41 100.00 100.00 100.00 178.42 100.00 108.95 -57.14 -49.34 145.<)4 1951 IS.84 100.00 24.0(j 100.00 101. 75 66.67 92.27 -57.14 -46.04 8.33 214.13 1961 9.68 10000 --l5.57 300.00 354.9 I 10.44 -57.14 -34.08 8.33 230.04 1<)71 .. 13.20 :\00.00 271.89 400.00 480.18 -2.52 -85.71 -74.03 16.07 252.37 1981 200.00 133 ..~0 4()O.OO 295.58 200.00 278.90 .. 33.33 30.99 25.00 381.47 1991 300.00 212.94 500.00 380.72 200.00 267.87 -33.33 -28.92 25.00 481.79 2001 100.00 102.45 100.00 37.38 (JOO.OO 489.83 -66.67 -55.34 603.94

Rangalore 1901 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 It) II 100.00 100.00 -50.00 .. 44.26 -50.0n .. !R.90 ---l2.86 l3.61 1921 100.00 135.5."1 22.27 -50.00 .. 42.01 -28.57 43.79 1<)31 100.00 203.94 21.90 -50.00 -2l).84 28.57 84.24 19--l1 100.00 303.40 36.22 -50.0n .. 16.90 -28.57 143.24 1951 672.52 100.00 224.80 -75.00 -(JO 32 -42.86 361.56 1901 984.75 IO().()O 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 176.34 .. 50.00 -11.21 57.14 605.43 1971 1428.00 -'i()OO -.~9.71 50.00 01.72 200.00 3.'--l.25 -75.00 -47.8--l 71.43 870.95 1<)81 ... 2506.~5 1'i1).O() I ~ 1.2b 100.00 154.23 200.00 408.76 -75.00 -73.77 157.14 1598.22 1991 ... 3174.98 150.00 I07.l)1 :;(I(I(lIl :;66.().'\ 125.00 146.80 400.00 607.81 -75.0() -70.1) :\71.432307.44

2()() I 600.00 5338. 10 -50.00 -40.7:; 51) (II) 71l 0 25.()O 32.70 20D.OO 2<)).59 171.43 3225.97

Bangalore Rural 1901 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 I no.Oo 100.00 100.00 100.00 191 I -25.00 -16.60 16.67 IS.50 -9.09 -18.85 1921 13.63 25.00 15.08 -16.67 -20.70 1.83 1931 32.93 25.00 38.08 -33.33 -22.20 -909 14.80 1941 100.00 171.95 25.00 3<).64 -500() -38.99 -9.09 34.72 1951 ]( ,'1.111 I 1111) no 200.00 340.85 50.00 73.65 -9.09 101.50 1961 lillillil 12~.l)n 200.0() 314.S1 25.00 5219 -9.()<) 138.34 1971 ,II!) lill ,'l);-Ui4 -'00.00 370.41 -'iO.OO -3<).93 -9.()9 223.4:,

1l)~1 !(jO.()() IO()()(1 "(lil.llil ~'14.;'11 41J().O() 6(J~.72 -18.18 342.72

19'1i 2()(I.011 21:;'), :'i '1.1:\ 200.()O 4.-,2.05 -18.IS 432.41 '::001 -7'.(J(I -7'in -I).IN 615.17 ------_.. _... _--- .

173 Year Class I Class II Class III Class IV Class V Class VI All Classes Percentage variation in No. Popu­ No. Popu­ No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu­ No. Popu- No. Popu­ lation lation lation lation lation lation lation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Mandya 1901 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 -25.00 -16.60 16.67 18.50 -9.09 -18.85 1921 13.63 25.00 15.68 -16.67 -20.70 1.83 1931 32.93 25.00 38.08 -33.33 -22.20 -9.09 14.80 1941 100.00 171.95 25.00 39.64 -50.00 38.99 -9.09 34.72 1951 100.00 100.00 200.00 346.85 50.00 73.65 -9.09 101.50 1961 100.00 123.90 200.00 314.81 25.00 52.19 -9.09 138.34 1971 300.00 398.84 300.00 370.41 -50.00 -39.93 -9.09 223.43 1981 100.00 100.00 200.00 404.70 400.00 668.72 -18.18 342.72 1991 200.00 215.93 200.00 264.23 200.00 432.05 -18.18 432.41 2001 200.00 323.02 500.00 676.37 -75.00 -75.73 -9.09 615.17

Hassan 1901 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 50.00 33.70 -58.33 -64.66 -42.86 -33.60 1921 1.92 -33.33 25.19 -28.57 -16.63 1931 100.00 100.00 2.43 -25.00 -13.47 -14.29 14.52 1941 38.43 50.00 47.93 -33.33 -23.02 -14.29 31.19 1951 100.00 100.00 100.00 155.16 100.00 61.03 -66.67 -60.90 -21.43 90.40 1961 29.37 100.00 180.26 100.00 105.64 -58.33 -49.05 -14.29 134.28 1971 100.00 100.00 -2.87 300.00 354.47 -1.63 -75.00 -62.58 -21.43 225.51 1981 39.37 100.00 83.24 300.00 402.48 100.00 67.00 -91.67 -86.70 -14.29 332.39 1991 100.00 100.00 200.00 186.01 300.00 513.42 50.00 31.93 -83.33 -71.08 -7.14 494.15 2001 12.11 400.00 503.60 100.00 151.87 -50.00 -57.69 -35.71 563.76

Dakshina Kannada 1901 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 9.76 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 200.00 33.21 1921 100.00 100.00 1.10 -6.88 200.00 44.96 1931 23.90 100.00 148.62 -9.51 300.00 91.79 1941 50.47 200.00 303.99 300.00 132.89 1951 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 82.80 300.00 239.52 1961 21.85 50.00 56.59 200.00 277.76 600.00 350.57 1971 41.07 100.00 170.23 300.00 481.92 800.00 485.34 1981 65.44 300.00 133.49 250.00 282.32 500.00 667.72 1700.00 864.21 1991 140.12 3.80 200.00 106.98 100.00 142.67 500.00 824.46 1400.00 1109.40 2001 255.53 400.00 309.46 100.00 167.41 900.00 1229.57 1900.00 1553.45

Kodagu 1901 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 -6.88 -75.00 -56.42 -60.00 -34.55 1921 -15.70 -75.00 -62.83 -60.00 -42.02 1931 -10.95 -75.00 -55.01 -60.00 -35.56 1941 5.64 -75.00 -51.79 -60.00 -26.43 1951 100.00 100.00 -8.82 -60.00 6.60 1961 42.86 IOO.()O 97.19 75.00 75.66 100.00 179.95 1971 91.33 200.00 212.88 75.00 114.52 120.00 284.88 1981 ... IOU 00 100.00 15.41 200.00 186.14 25.00 87.86 100.00 369.95 19')1 J b.28 29.85 200.00 233.87 59.42 SO.Of) 411.12 20()] 31.44 IO().OO 180.71 JOO.O() ll5.20 394.34

174 Year Class I Class II Class III Class IV GassV Class VI All Classes Percentage variation in No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- No. Popu- lation lation lation lation lation lation lation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Mysore 1901 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 4.69 -66.67 -59.25 -20.00 2.69 -28.57 -5.91 1921 23.26 -66.67 -58.09 28.99 -14.29 11.71 1931 100.00 100.00 -33.33 -15.69 2.90 -7.14 38.13 1941 40.51 100.00 100.00 -33.33 -23.51 -lO.OO 27.48 ·7.14 ))5.73 1951 128.05 100.00 173.72 100.00 116.22 -60.00 -49.72 -7.14 189.91 1961 136.94 100.00 198.29 133.33 172.53 -70.00 55.88 -7.14 208.24 1971 231.98 100.00 100.00 200.00 338.14 11.44 -90.00 83.32 -35.71 300A8 1981 347.15 100.00 177.49 200.00 310.32 27.13 -35.71 442.06 1991 466.31 300.00 490.29 200.00 301.52 52.78 -80.00 -75.98 -7.14 627.62 2001 634.71 300.00 546.52 100.00 151.46 -33.33 -12.08 -SO.OO -75.92 -21.43 775.09

Chamarajanagar 1901 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1911 -8.47 9.76 -50.00 -46.78 -25.00 -15.46 1921 -3.37 16.09 18.73 7.15 1931 0.87 100.00 156.10 50.00 51.16 50.00 48.85 1941 9.99 200.00 263.65 ·3.39 50.00 61.13 1951 100.00 155.08 200.00 238.59 -50.00 -48.45 50.00 115.09 1961 100.00 100.00 -14.55 -5.83 -50.00 -41.81 25.00 150.37 1971 26.93 7.38 -14.08 188.90 1981 62.51 45.42 12.34 274.34 1991 50.00 135.29 100.00 115.50 25.00 348.59 2001 100.00 100.00 -50.00 -44.07 43.73 437.14

The towns and population figures in Statement- during the 1951-61 period. 1 is depicted in term of indices with 1901 as base in When we look at the class wise indices, Class I Statement-2 for the facility of easy comparison. The has witnessed an amazing increase since 1911 both urban population has been continuously, increasing in towns and population. In case of Class II and class since 1911 when it was witnessed reduction in the III towns, increasing trend in number of towns and urban population due to prevalence of famines and population may be observed in all the censuses except epidemics of plague. The pace of increase in urban for 1911 and 1931. while the Class III towns wi tnessed population was comparatively low in pre­ this trend only after 1941 Census. Class IV witnessed independence era than in post independence period. an increasing population trend since J 921 and The highest increase 38 points is noticed during 1941- continued uninterruptedly up to 1981 and thereafter 51 which declined by 43 points in comparison to its began the declining trend. In case of smaller towns total towns in 1951-61 period. The increase seen in however steady declining trend has set in with some population in 1941-51 has slided has slided down exceptions.

175 Statement - 3 : Percentage of Towns in each Class to Total Number of Towns and in State and 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 %of %of %of %of %of S tate I District Class %of %of %of %of %of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Popn Popn Popn Popn Towns Towns Towns Towns Popn Towns 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

KAR~ATAKA Class I 11.11 64.90 5.88 53.93 4.98 51.00 4.08 45.41 2.60 36.77 Class II 10.37 10.05 8.82 12.37 5.69 9.85 4.49 10.18 3.90 12.79 Class III 39.26 18.12 32.03 21.11 25.27 19.69 17.14 17.34 14.72 18.16 Class IV 22.59 5.26 28.10 9.29 39.86 15.36 42.86 20.62 35.06 20.82 Class V 13. 70 1.49 16.34 2.68 18.15 3.49 20.82 5.23 27.71 8.99 Class VI 2.96 0.19 8.82 0.62 6.05 0.60 10.61 1.23 16.02 2.47

Belgaum Class I 4.55 44.93 4.55 43.86 5.00 40.87 5.26 38.66 6.67 35.78 Class II 9.09 J 2.37 9.09 12.32 Class III 40.91 29.45 40.91 30.29 50.00 42A9 21.05 22.28 20.00 20.15 Class IV 31.82 10.97 27.27 10.24 30.00 13.38 63.16 36.22 66.67 41.80 Class V 13.64 2.28 13.64 2.77 15.00 3.26 5.26 1.94 6.67 2.27 Class VI 4.55 0.52 5.26 0.91

Bagalkot Class I Clas, II 33.33 56.64 18.18 35.74 15.38 34.60 9.09 20.34 Class III 41.67 32.76 45.45 46.61 30.77 36.24 36.36 48.70 50.00 70.98 Class IV 25.00 10.60 36.36 17.65 53.85 29.17 54.55 30.96 50.00 29.02 Class V Class VI

Bijapur Clas, I 16.67 64.10 14.29 63.52 16.67 63.21 16.67 62.30 Class II 25.00 68.99 Class 1II 83.33 35.90 57.14 29.64 Class IV 14.29 5.32 83.33 36.79 83.33 37.70 75.00 31.01 Class V Class VI 14.29 l.51

Gulbarga Class I 5.88 50.46 5.26 50.99 6.67 46.52 8,33 47,07 Class II 11.76 12.83 10.00 42,87 Class III 35.29 24.20 36.84 35.75 26.67 27.62 33.33 31.99 20,00 20041 Class IV 29.41 10.39 15.79 7.22 46.67 21.62 33,33 16.28 40.00 25,99 Class V 5.88 1.01 15.79 3.88 13.33 3.53 16,67 4.41 30,00 10,73 Class VI 11.76 l.ll 26.32 2.16 6.67 0.70 8,33 0.25

Bidar Class I 16.67 50.53 20.00 53.89 Class II 16.67 17.05 16.67 44.45 20,00 42,53 Class III 50.00 27.84 60.00 38.75 33.33 31.07 20.00 21.48 20.00 39.92 Class IV 16.67 4.58 20.00 7.36 33.33 19.99 60,00 35,98 60,00 48,69 Class V 16.67 4.49 20,00 11.39 Class VI

Raichur Class I Il.lI 49.29 lUI 51.37 14,29 56,14 Class II 11.11 14,56 16,67 56.80 16,67 58,35 Class III 33,33 20,65 33,33 28,24 28,57 21.25 Class IV 44.44 15.50 55,56 20,39 42,86 18,12 66,67 36.32 Class V 14.29 4,48 16,67 (),88 83,33 41.65 Clas, VI

176 Percentage ofPoJX.llation in each Class to Total Urban PoJXIlation from 1901 to 2001 Districts of Karnataka 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 %~ %~ %~ %~ %~ %~ %~ %~ %~ %~ %~ %~ State I District No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Popn POP" Popn Popn Popn POP" Towns Towns Towns Towns Towns Towns 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1

1.73 32.09 1.88 25.02 1.39 18.42 1.01 12.87 0.54 6.42 0.00 0.00 KARNATAKA 2.77 12.10 2.82 l4.51 1.39 10.48 2.02 15.83 1.63 14.10 2.28 21.02 6.92 12.29 4.23 10.29 4.63 15.44 3.54 13.33 4.89 19.50 3.65 14.11 20.42 18.38 18.31 19.54 12.96 17.00 13.13 17.94 9.24 13.72 8.67 14.57 47.40 21.31 41.31 22.37 37.04 24.64 32.32 23.16 35.33 27.95 34.25 31.80 20.76 3.83 31.46 8.28 42.59 14.02 48.48 16.87 48.91 18.31 51.60 18.50

- Belgaum 2.78 20.11 8.33 -'1.97 2.78 5.86 6.67 23.80 8.33 29.32 9.09 27.91 9.09 20.84 -'0.56 38.69 66.67 57.23 3-'.33 40.74 33.33 34.05 27.27 30.89 27.27 30.79 61.11 34.15 25.00 10.80 26.67 22.22 33.33 27.21 36.36 27.85 45,45 39.90 2.78 1.20 33.33 13.25 25.00 9A2 27.27 13.35 18.18 8,47

- Bagalkot

26.67 49.95 6.67 17.12 20.00 17.04 20.00 36.24 26.67 51.74 28.57 55.05 28.57 53.01 25.00 49.87 53.33 33.01 46.67 36,45 46.67 37.71 28.57 22.69 35.71 29.91 41.67 36.86 - 26.67 10.18 26.67 10.55 42.86 22.26 35.71 17.07 33.33 13.27

- Bijapur lO.OO 50.75 50.00 85.57 50.00 83.79 50.00 79.23 50.00 80.53 50.00 78.27 10.00 7.84 80.00 41.4J 50.00 14.43 50.00 16.21 50.00 20.77 50.00 19.47 50.00 21.73

- Gulbarga 7.I-l 35,.1.6 10.00 38.71 7.14 10.12 12.50 37.26 16.67 42.51 14.29 38.94 16.67 43.24 -'5.71 33.23 40.00 38.08 37.50 40.80 50.00 42.93 28.57 27.60 16.67 14.98 42.86 19.33 50.00 23.21 37.50 17.72 33.33 14.57 42.86 27.62 66.67 41.78 7.14 1.85 12.50 4.22 14.29 5.84

- Bidar

12.50 34.50 16.67 31.62 37.50 38.80 16.67 19.33 28.57 48.90 20.00 36.07 40.00 56.41 40.00 54.72 50.00 26.71 66.67 49.05 42.86 38.12 40.00 41.54 60.00 43.59 60.00 45.28 28.57 12.99 40.00 22.40

- Raichur f..o7 50.88 16.67 51.73 12.50 43.96 16.67 51.08 16.67 44.76 14.29 36.90

-l() 00 41.38 83.33 48.27 37.50 29.08 33.33 24.99 66.67 46.56 85.71 63.10 .~3.n 7.75 50.00 26.96 50.00 23.93 16.67 8.68

177 Statement - 3 : Percentage of Towns in each Class to Total Number of Towns and in State and 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 %of %of %of C:t of o/c of State I District Class %of %of %of °It, of %of No. of No. of No. of No. of POP" POP" POP" POPIl POP" Towns To~ns Towns Towns 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Kappal Clas, I 20.00 51. 13 Class II 20.00 28.32 25.00 54.8J 20.00 48.34 Class III 20.00 10.6g 25.00 30.12 20.00 29.61 50.00 80.51 Class IV 20.00 5.77 25.00 9.90 20.00 9.70 50.0U 74.03 Class V 20.00 4.09 25.00 5.17 40.00 12.36 50.00 19.49 50.00 25.97 Clas, VI

Gadag Class I 11.1 1 45.29 11.11 44.99 11.11 45.39 Class II 14.29 51.88 14.2Li 51.05 Class HI 55.56 39.81 33.33 27.83 33.33 26.76 14.21.) I 1.20 Class IV 33.33 14.90 55.56 27.18 55.56 27.85 57.1-1- 31.88 71.43 43.82 Class V 14.29 5.04 14.29 5.13 Class VI

Dharwad Class I 16.67 89.15 20.00 89.77 16.67 R7.87 20.00 118.72 20.00 61.02 Class II 20.00 27.411 Cia,s III 33.33 5.43 20.00 3.49 Class IV 50.00 5.42 60.00 6.73 83.33 12.13 80.00 11.28 40.00 8.40 Class V 20.00 3.10 Clas, VI

Uttara Kanmda Class I Class II 23.08 49.92 21.43 52.50 Class III 30.77 30.28 14.29 19.58 38.46 f.7.25 37.50 54.33 22.22 37.35 Class IV 30.77 17.01 28.57 21.11 46.15 28.09 50.00 41.50 44.44 43.10 Class V 7.69 1.54 14.29 4.53 7.69 2.85 12.50 4.17 33.33 19.55 Class VI 7.69 1.25 21.43 2.29 7.69 1.81

Haveri Class I Class II 22.22 48.67 16.67 33.10 14.29 32.32 Class III 55.56 43.77 66.67 57.18 28.57 34.16 33.33 53.89 40.00 55.82 Class IV 11.1 1 5.31 16.67 9.72 57.14 33.52 66.67 46.11 60.00 44.1R Class V 11.11 2.25 Class VI

Bellary Class I 18.18 68.05 18.18 67.81 8.33 43.36 10.00 43.91 Class II 8.33 20 X:! 10.00 22.87 333, 73.59 Class III 72.73 31.02 36.36 19.66 16.67 10.86 Class IV 27.27 10.69 58.33 24.00 70.00 32.95 50.00 21.31 Class V 9.09 0.93 9.09 1.20 16.67 5.10 Class VI 9.09 0.64 8.33 0.94 10.00 0.27

Chitradurga Class I 16.67 45.64 16.67 47.56 Class II 16.67 48.30 12.50 43.14 Clas, III 50.00 43.89 33.33 3-1-.89 .33.3.) 32.51 12.50 -1-1.55 Class IV 33.33 10.4 7 33 ..13 13.5:'1 16.67 8.02 25.0(J 24.-1-.' 25.00 27.2'<, Class V 16.67 3.49 :n.33 11.17 50.00 24.2(1 25.0() 15.82 Class VI 1 :.50 3.21 _"7.5() 15.:')-\

In Percentage of Population in each Oass to Total Urban Population from 1901 to 2001 Districts ofKarnataka 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 %of %of %of %of %of %of %of %of %of %of %of %of State / District No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Popn Popn Popn Popn Popn Popn Towns Towns Towns Towns Towns Towns 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1

- Koppal

15.00 50.85 16.67 33.10 35.00 38.83 83.33 66.90 50.00 65.49 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 50.00 10.31 50.00 34.51

- Gadag 9.09 43.94 14.29 57.18 11.11 46.02 11.11 44.78 11.11 38.09 11.11 33.81 18.18 17.22 14.29 10.53 11.11 10.66 11.11 11.36 - 22.22 25.67 54.55 32.50 42.86 23.42 55.56 36.04 44.44 31.55 66.67 52.34 33.33 26.11 18.18 6.34 28.57 8.86 22.22 7.29 33.33 12.31 22.22 9.57 33.33 14.41

11.11 54.01 - Dharwad 11.11 27.74 14.29 55.29 12.50 53.50 12.50 50.83 12.50 51.01 12.50 51.77 - 14.29 27.78 12.50 26.21 12.50 26.05 12.50 24.57 12.50 18.35

55.56 14.88 42.86 12.78 37.50 12.88 37.50 15.61 25.00 11.56 50.00 23.74 22.22 3.37 28.57 4.15 37.50 7.41 37.50 7.51 50.00 12.87 25.00 6.15

- Uttara Kannada

30.77 48.60 71.43 79.46 28.57 42.40 28.57 43.85 12.50 32.15 69.23 51.40 28.57 20.54 71.43 57.60 57.14 47.13 75.00 67.49 62.50 81.41 14.29 9.02 12.50 0.36 37.50 18.59

- Haveri

11.11 24.37 33.33 41.33 37.50 54.83 25.00 40.73 12.50 24.33 - 12.50 24.20 55.56 34.30 62.50 45.17 75.00 59.27 62.50 58.24 37.50 56.52 75.00 71.67 25.00 17.44 62.50 43.48 12.50 4.12

- Bellary 12.50 45.38 12.50 45.85 - 20.00 58.64 12.50 24.94 12.50 21.25 33.33 73.99 20.00 51.09 20.00 48.71 20.00 23.52 20.00 23.60 20.00 18.61 75.00 29.68 75.00 32.90 50.00 21.49 60.00 25.39 60.00 27.68 60.00 22.76 16.67 4.52

- Chitradurga

12.50 44.34 - 14.29 40.59 14.29 35.40 12.50 11.93 14.29 33.4(} 16.67 33.27 18.18 33.85 75.00 43.73 85.71 59.41 85.71 64.60 85.71 66.60 83.33 66.73 81.82 66.15

179 Statement- 3: Percentage of Towns in each Oass to Total Number of Towns and in State and 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 %of %of %of %of %of S tate I District Class %of %of %of %of %of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Popn Popn Popn Popn Popn Towns Towns Towns Towns Towns 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Davanagere Class I 16.67 67.13 12.50 65.20 12.50 61.23 12.50 57.46 Class II 16.67 16.16 12.50 15.13 12.50 16.30 12.50 52.82 Class III 16.67 7.72 12.50 7.75 12.50 8.50 12.50 16.08 12.50 15.44 Class IV 50.00 8.99 37.50 8.82 25.00 7.10 12.50 9.34 12.50 12.01 Class V 25.00 3.09 25.00 5.42 50.00 15.26 50.00 17.56 Class VI 12.50 1.45 12.50 1.85 12.50 2.17

Shimoga Class I 22.22 76.18 7.69 40.97 9.09 38.36 10.00 36.33 Class II 11.11 8.78 15.38 31.68 18.18 33.01 10.00 21.63 9.09 26.55 Class III Il.lI 5.52 15.38 14.66 18.18 14.69 20.00 23.97 36.36 56.66 Class IV 33.33 7.33 23.08 8.17 27.27 9.85 20.00 9.85 9.09 5.23 Class V 22.22 2.18 15.38 2.87 9.09 1.69 20.00 5.20 18.18 6.77 Class VI 23.08 1.63 18.18 2.41 20.00 3.01 27.27 4.79

Udupi Class I 16.67 61.61 Class II 8.33 34.08 Class III 33.33 26.03 16.67 22.95 33.33 52.74 22.22 39.69 16.67 30.15 Class IV 16.67 7.25 50.00 35.97 44.44 36.62 55.56 47.93 50.00 53.59 Class V 16.67 2.93 16.67 6.08 22.22 10.64 22.22 12.38 33.33 16.26 Class VI 16.67 2.18 8.33 0.92

Chikmagalur Class I ILl 1 45.46 Class II 10.00 35.39 10.00 37.89 Class III 33.33 39.32 30.00 41.23 10.00 14.97 22.22 . 53.58 11.11 33.81 Class IV 20.00 23.45 22.22 24.19 33.33 42.41 Class V 44.44 13.31 50.00 20.98 40.00 18.04 22.22 10.97 22.22 12.08 Class VI 11.11 1.91 10.00 2.41 20.00 5.65 ," 33.33 11.26 33.33 11.70

Tumkur Class I 9.09 49.08 8.33 47.07 8.33 39.91 Class II 18,18 20.35 8.33 36.97 Class III 36.36 21.12 33.33 29.96 16.67 21.35 8.33 11.85 9.09 34.01 Class IV 27.27 8.62 41.67 19.21 41.67 28.59 33.33 30.91 45.45 45.46 Class V 8.33 2.48 25.00 9.03 41.67 19.44 18.18 10.40 Class VI 9.09 0.84 8.33 1.27 8.33 1.12 8.33 0.83 27.27 10.13

Kolar Class I 16.67 43.32 7.69 50.06 Class II 16.67 19.26 26.67 53.08 20.00 47.83 7.14 24.31 Class III 58.33 36.01 40.00 35.52 33.33 35.32 28.57 45.38 15.38 18.96 Class IV 20.00 8.69 20.00 10.81 35.71 22.62 30.77 18.94 Class V 8.33 1.41 13.33 2.71 26.67 6.04 21.43 6.14 23.08 7.83 Class VI 7.14 1.55 23.08 4.21

Bangalore Class I 36.84 95.20 3.03 79.21 5.56 89.38 8.33 91.63 9.09 89.53 Class II 5.26 1.64 15.15 7.93 Class III 15.79 1.68 36.36 9.01 27.78 5.39 8.33 2.02 18.18 4.61 Class IV 26.32 1.13 27 .27 2.92 44.44 4.26 50.00 4.74 36.36 4.03 Class V 15.79 0.36 15.15 0.88 16.67 0.90 25.00 1.34 18.18 1.17 Class VI 3.03 0.06 5.56 0.08 8.33 0.28 18.18 0.65

180 Percentage ofPopIlation in each Oass to Total Urhm Population from 1901 to 2001 Districts of Karnataka 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 %of %of %of %of %of %of %of %of %of %of %of %of State / District No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of POpIl Popn Popn POpIl POpIl POpIl Towns Towns Towns Towns Towns Towns 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1

- Davanagere 12.50 50.49 - 12.50 44.33 12.50 41.36 25.00 27.11 12.50 16.35 1l.11 35.11 14.29 27.76 12.50 24.19 37.S0 15.67 25.00 18.81 25.00 27.97 22.22 27.66 28.57 39.42 25.00 35.12 25.00 6.73 50.00 20.50 62.50 30.67 66.67 37.23 57.14 32.82 62.50 40.68

- Shimoga

22.22 69.02 1l.l1 36.68 11.11 40.00 11.11 9.73 ILl! 25.92 11.11 39.28 14.29 44.96 33.33 14.90 33.33 24.52 22.22 28.71 - 18.18 38.64 33.33 6.36 44.44 12.87 66.67 31.29 88.89 60.72 85.71 55.04 81.82 61.36

- Udupi

33.33 40.56 66.67 59.44 33.33 49.31 33.33 47.91 33.33 46.63 50.00 68.66 - 66.67 50.69 66.67 52.09 66.67 53.37 - 100.00 100.00 50.00 31.34

- Chikmagalur

11.11 32.65 1l.l1 18.54 11.11 32.29 11.11 30.63 10.00 28.50 - 10.00 24.97 22.22 25.82 22.22 32.61 22.22 33.37 10.00 21.94 25.00 49.98 20.00 37.39 55.56 22.98 66.67 35.10 66.67 36.00 80.00 49.57 75.00 50.Q2 70.00 37.64

- Tumkur

9.09 34.04 10.00 35.23 18.18 22.68 10.00 29.55 10.00 27.65 5.56 20.26 36.36 28.23 40.00 42.30 60.00 57.70 40.00 43.54 30.00 45.42 ILl 1 19.95 36.36 15.05 50.00 22.47 30.00 12.75 50.00 28.82 70.00 54.58 83.33 59.78

7.69 56.99 8.13 61.25 - Kolar 8.33 54.85 8.33 60.13 15.38 16.98 8.33 S1.87 8.33 42.99 15.38 8.83 16.67 15.56 16.67 17.83 16.67 16.32 8.33 13.74 38.46 13.58 50.00 18.85 25.00 12.35 25.00 12.16 25.00 23.85 25.00 22.19 2308 3.62 25.00 4.34 50.00 14.96 50.00 11.39 66.67 24.28 58.33 21.07

2S.00 97.45 40.00 96.56 40.00 96.05 40.00 95.37 2S.00 51.25 - Bangalore 25.00 4S.06 28.57 9[,84

50.00 2.10 20.00 1.67 20.00 1.98 20.00 2.54 - 14.29 2.99 2:;.00 0.44 40.00 1.77 40.00 1.97 40.00 2.09 50.00 3.69 57.14 5.17

181 Statement- 3: Percentage of Towns in each Oass to Total Number of Towns and in State and 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 %01 %01 %01 %01 %01 State J District Class %of %of %of %of %of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Popn Popn Popn Popn Popn Towns Towns Towns Towns Towns 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Bangalore Rural Class I Class II 30.00 52.67 33.33 52.84 II.J I 20.11 Class III 60.00 45.81 33.33 28.87 33.33 48.11 40.00 65.09 20.00 39.65 Class IV 33.33 18.29 55.56 31.78 40.00 26.62 30.00 31.85 Class V 10.00 1.51 20.00 8.29 50.00 28.50 Class VI

Mandya Class I 12.50 46.40 9.09 45.08 9.09 45.58 Class II 10.00 45.43 Class III 50.00 38.44 27.27 27.68 9.09 11.41 9.09 27.26 Class IV 25.00 12.15 27.27 18.03 45.45 33.44 40.00 35.17 18.18 24.97 Class V 12.50 3.00 27.27 8.00 27.27 8.22 30.00 14.96 45.45 36.53 Class VI 9.09 1.22 9.09 1.34 20.00 4.44 27.27 11.25

Hassan Class I 11.11 40.00 7.69 39.86 Class II 8.33 36.04 9.09 34.35 Class III 55.56 49.27 23.08 26.08 16.67 22.96 9.09 16)7 8.33 29.92 Class IV 22.22 8.72 30.77 23.72 33.33 26.69 36.36 32.07 16.67 27.48 Class V ll.ll 2.0 I 23.08 7.01 33.33 12.20 18.18 9.54 33.33 27.72 Class VI 15.38 3.33 8.33 2.10 27.27 7.86 41.67 14.88

Dakshina Kannada Class I 5.00 57.08 6.67 52.71 5.56 45.54 11.11 63.98 14.29 71.79 Class II 6.67 10.48 Class III 25.00 24.76 20.00 17.11 22.22 24.22 Class IV 20.00 8.39 26.67 10.41 38.89 20.56 44.44 23.94 42.86 18.02 Class V 50.00 9.77 40.00 9.29 33.33 9.68 44.44 12.08 42.86 10.19 Class VI

Kodagu Class I Class II Class III 20.00 43.11 11.11 36.89 10.00 34.50 Class IV 40.00 37.67 11.11 16.86 10.00 16.29 9.09 36.05 10.00 33.86 Class V 40.00 19.22 33.33 28.84 30.00 26.88 27.27 29.92 20.00 31.10 Class VI 44.44 17.42 50.00 22.33 63.64 34.03 70.00 35.05

Mysore Class I 9.09 80.15 7.69 74.30 ILl 1 78.75 11.11 79.13 7.69 73.38 Class II Class III 36.36 14.87 30.77 16.32 22.22 10.30 11.11 5.02 Class IV 18.18 2.75 23.08 5.27 33.33 7.23 33.33 10.45 15.38 9.25 Class V 18.18 1.59 23.08 3.33 33.33 3.72 33.33 4.41 53.85 14.01 Class VI 18.18 0.65 15.38 0.77 ILll 0.98 23.08 3.36

Chamaraja Nagar Class I Class II 50.00 76.42 Class III 25.00 17.79 60.00 89.59 50.00 74.15 50.00 75.05 40,00 68.22 Class IV 25.00 19.34 25.00 18.51 20.00 17.00 Class V 25.00 5.80 40.00 10.41 25.00 6.50 25.00 6.44 20.00 8.15 Class VI 20.00 6.63 Note : The constituents of an Urban Agglomeration where the constituents were reckoned as separate towns in their own right have heen classified according to their own population and not according to the population of an Urban Agglomeration. However, where Urban Agglomeration, were formed with outgrowth(s), the population of the outgrowth(s) was added to the town who!>e outgrowth it wa,. The combined population of the town and outgrowth(s) was taken for determination of the class in 182 Percentage ofPopJIation in each Qa<;s to Total Urban PoJDIation from 1901 to 2001 Districts of Karnataka 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 %of %of %of %of %of %of %of %of %of %of %of %of State I District No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Popn Popn Popn Popn Popn Popn Towns Towns Towns Towns Towns Towns 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1 - Bangalore Rural

10.00 20.94 30.00 40.58 20.00 36.94 10.00 21.19 9.09 20.42 9.09 18.30 60.00 38.47 50.00 46.27 50.00 53.70 45.45 50.72 30.00 45.88 36.36 44.64 - 30.00 16.78 40.00 25.11 45.45 28.86 70.00 54.12 54.55 37.06

- Mandya

10.00 27.20 20.00 28.92 11.11 22.46 40.00 30.27 22.22 33.04 33.33 51.54 37.50 55.45 25.00 43.23 20.00 42.86 30.00 13.60 66.67 44.49 66.67 48.46 62.50 44.55 75.00 56.77 80.00 57.14

- Hassan

9.09 28.46 18.18 30.78 8.33 24.24 8.33 20.06 36.36 26.71 25.00 35.61 16.67 28.25 20.00 38.61 37.50 63.59 14.29 31.58 36.36 14.05 66.67 40.15 75.00 51.69 80.00 61.39 62.50 36.41 85.71 68.42

25.00 78.18 - Dakshina Kannada - 25.00 78.92 25.00 78.91 33.33 84.26 33.33 82.39 100.00 100.00 50.00 15.27 25.00 6.54 75.00 21.08 50.00 15.75 33.33 8.48 33.33 9.12 25.00 5.33 33.33 7.26 33.33 8.48

- Kodagu

50.00 62.24 50.00 37.76 50.00 63.40 50.00 61.01 50.00 64.19 50.00 62.81 20.00 44.15 - 50.00 36.60 50.00 38.99 50.00 35.81 50.00 37.19 80.00 55.85

7.69 75.09 7.69 72.22 7.69 69.11 - Mysore 8.33 66.96 10.00 67.53 7.14 60.69

15.38 9.02 7.69 5.15 46.15 11.82 15.38 6.53 15.38 9.67 8.33 5.94 10.00 6.86 21.43 15.84 30.77 4.07 69.23 16.11 76.92 21.22 83.33 27.10 80.00 25.61 71.43 23.47

- Chamaraja Nagar

33 ..B 59.06 16.67 33.99 16.67 33.75 25.00 44.91 33.33 53.91 25.00 49.80 50.00 34.10 50.00 48.90 33.33 37.27 25.00 23,47 33,33 28.13 25.00 21.66 16.67 6.84 33.33 17.11 50.00 28.98 50.00 31.62 33.33 17.96 50.00 28.54 the above statement. In case of towns with which one or more adjoining towns have been merged or single town formed by merging two or more towns. though the units which lost their separate identity. were towns in their own right earlier. the combined population of such towns have been taken to detemline the class size of the town formed by ~uch merger for the past censuses also. 183 The proportion of popUlation living in Class I A similar fluctuation in population proportion is towns (cities) to total urban population has steadily seen in Class III towns also. Till 1931, the largest increased since 1901 and accounts for a major proportion of urban popUlation accounting for a little proportion of urban population of the state. Though above 55 per cent, resided in Class IV, Class V and the population increased at a slower pace during the Class VI towns i.e. towns having less than 20,000 first 30 years period then it showed a spectacular and population and now accounts for a mere 6.9 per cent. rapid growth after 1931. At the i 931 Census Class I Two Class IV towns which accounted for 14.69 population accounts for 23.96 per cent to total urban per cent in 1901 registered higher proportion of 20.19 popUlation, while at the 2001 Census it rose to 64.9 per per cent in 1941 and thereafter declined continuously cent (i.e. an increase of 2.7 fold). The proportion of with considerable fluctuation (except 1961). For the population living in Class I towns (cities) to total urban 2001 Census, the population living in this class accounts population has steadily increased since 1901 and for a little more than 5 per cent to the total urban accounts for a major proportion of urban population of population in the state. the state. Though the population increased at a slower pace during the first 30 years period then it showed a The population proportion in Class V and Class spectacular and rapid growth after 193 I. At the 1931 VI towns fell rapidly from 30.9 per cent in 1901 to Census Class I population accounts for 23.96 per cent 1.49 per cent in 2001 and from 18.08 per cent to 0.19 to total urban population, while at the 2001 Census it per cent respectively. On the whole it may be seen rose to 64.9 per cent (i.e. an increase of 2.7 fold). that there has been a gradual increase in the population of bigger towns and consequently many towns attained The proportion of Class II towns of popUlation next higher class while small towns has a declining size 50,000 to 99,999 increased from 12.63 per cent in trend right from beginning of the century. 190 I to 15.29 per cent in 1921. Thereafter, the proportion fluctuated till 1991 and the 2001 Census Statement-4 provides the percentage of area of saw an increase in proportion of 1.02 percentage points towns to total urban area and density per square over the 1991 proportion of 9.03 per cent. kilometre for the 1991 and 2001 censuses.

Statement - 4 Percentage of Area of Towns in each Class to Total Urban Area of State and Districts and Density of Population per Sq.km. in each Class State I District Class 2001 1991 Percentage of Area to Density per Percentage of Area to Density per Total Urban area SqKm. Total Urban area SqKm. 1 2 3 4 5 6 KARNATAKA Class I 43.62 5322 42.41 4969 Class II 10.71 3099 8.84 4925 Class III 31.69 1886 25.98 2212 ClassIV 10.80 1494 20.95 1197 Class V 2.59 1428 4.74 1431 Class IV 0.59 742 1.08 1665

Belgaum Class I 47.07 2924 56.07 2597 Class II 10.60 3211 4.51 R323 Class III 24.74 3014 20.80 4020 Class IV 16.20 1682 16.n 1859 Class V 1.39 1230 1.85 1292 Cia,s VI

Bagalkul Clas, I Class II 65.74 3251 57.R6 3696 Cia,s III 24.115 5015 27.46 10153 Cia" IV 9.61 41fl3 14.6R 7193 Clas,V Cia" VI State I District Class 2001 1991 Percentage of Area to Density per Percentage of Area to Density per Total Urban area SqKm. Total Urban area SqKm. 2 3 4 5 6

Bijapur Class I 38.38 2475 31.39 2563 Class II Class III 61.62 863 68.00 552 Class IV 0.61 11084 Class V Class VI

Gulbarga Class I 17.41 6673 23.62 7204 Class II 15.58 2172 8.74 3292 Class III 50.52 1128 43.97 2203 Class IV 6.80 2880 4.02 5998 Class V 3.22 721 19.65 425 Class VI 6.48 200

Bidar Class I 39.23 3000 60.87 2814 Class II 11.62 3416 Class III 4.. U7 1462 32.21 3823 Class IV 4.77 2239 6.92 3381 Class V Class VI

Raichur Class I 39.01 4730 52.17 2267 Class II 27.20 2003 Class III 9.48 8153 28.30 2298 Class IV 24.30 2388 19.53 2404 CIa,s V Class VI

Kappal Class I 36.36 6425 Class II 24.72 5234 53.12 2706 Class III 26.13 1868 19.00 4157 Class IV 2.65 9950 20.09 1292 Class V 10.14 1844 7.79 1741 Class VI

Gadag Class I 20.18 2840 10.20 3858 Class II Class III 44.61 1129 8.65 2814 Class IV 35.22 535 8l.l5 293 Class V Class VI

Dharwad Class I 70.88 3684 60.10 3395 Class II Class III 17.97 885 35.11 226 Class IV 11.15 1425 4.78 3199 Class V Class VI

Uttara Kannada Class I Class II 32.65 2356 .3·U7 2871 Class III 25.74 1905 12.5.3 2803 Class IV 41.30 635 52.f)3 720 Class V 1).48 7774 Class VI 0.31 6215

185 State / District Class 2001 1991 Percentage of Area to Density per Percentage of Area to Density per ToW Urban area SqKm. ToW Urban area SqKm. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Haveri Class I Class II 48.95 2124 6.93 12152 Class III 40.49 2310 53.91 2697 Class IV 9.24 1228 39.17 631 Class V 1.32 3638 Class VI Bellary Class I 34.20 3724 32.55 3254 Class II Class III 65.43 888 39.70 587 Class IV 27.40 576 Class V 0.37 4749 0.36 4984 Class VI Chitradurga Class I 20.64 4818 40.75 6280 Class II Class III 44.63 2142 40.45 4641 Class IV 34.73 657 14.65 4979 Class V 4.16 5166 Class VI Davanagere Class I 53.67 4727 48.48 5927 Class II 15.91 3838 7.78 8566 Class III 28.48 1024 40.95 834 Class IV 1.93 17563 2.78 13981 Class V Class VI Shimoga Class I 60.33 3031 43.88 5120 Class II 7.32 2879 Class III 7.89 1680 18.43 2460 Class IV 22.20 793 34.16 740 Class V 2.27 2314 1.24 4386 Class VI 2.30 1317 Udupi Class I 54.64 1741 56.33 1612 Class II Class III 27.74 1449 28.60 1419 Class IV 10.99 1019 11.33 954 Class V 3.61 1253 3.73 1196 Class VI 3.02 1119 Chikmagalur All Classes 100.00 2015 100.00 2193 Class I 29.62 3093 Class II 12.53 6525 Class III 24.67 3212 19.54 4876 Class IV Class V 45.29 592 67.31 545 Class VI 0.42 9237 0.62 9013 Tumkur Class I 52.09 3873 49.90 4900 Class II 18.84 4438 Class III 20.48 4238 22.68 6865 Class IV 7.58 4678 25.72 3881 Class V Class VI 1.01 3389 1.70 3897 Kolar Class I 52.02 3472 54.53 2697 Class II 15.84 5068 12.68 9888 Class III 31.72 4733 28.30 6089 Class IV 0.00 3.89 6960 Class V 0..+3 13761 0.60 11817 Class VI

186 State / District Class 2001 1991 Percentage of Area to Density per Percentage of Area to Density per Total Urban area SqKm. Total Urban area SqKm. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Bangalore Class I 97.24 10561 99.35 9200 Class II Class III 0.96 6221 0.65 8511 Class IV 0.61 3606 Class V 1.19 1989 Class VI Bangalore Rural Class I Class II 36.33 6278 47.16 6061 Class III 63.56 3121 38.13 4096 Class IV 14.71 6723 Class V 0.12 56109 Class VI Mandya Class I 32.45 7767 32.61 7142 Class II Class III 48.97 4264 37.41 3822 Class IV 11.91 5542 21.53 4325 Class V 6.67 2448 8.44 1808 Class VI Hassan Class I 43.57 4507 41.55 4076 Class II Class III 50.60 4371 37.06 3642 Class IV 3.49 6400 19.16 3996 Class V 2.34 3857 Class VI 2.23 3469 Dakshina Kannada Class I 54.23 2689 65.78 2747 Class II Class III 28.04 1066 19.14 1481 Class IV 9.21 1375 15.08 1130 Class V 8.51 1031 Class VI Kodagu Class I Class II Class III 59.85 2041 57.55 1985 Class IV 22.89 4663 11.25 4642 Class V 17.26 3156 31.20 2863 Class VI Mysore Class I 73.97 6059 78.40 5088 Class II Class III 21.05 3890 15.66 4033 Class IV 4.42 3422 4.58 3972 Class V 0.56 9927 1.36 8224 Class VI Chamarajanagar Class I Class II 84.82 2443 Class III 14.39 3351 99.11 2929 Class IV Class V 0.79 19965 0.89 22582 Class VI

Note: 1. An Urban Agglomeration has been accounted as one single unit and classified according to total population of the Urban Agglomeration 2. The percentage of area to total urban area and density per square kilometre for each class and all classes are worked out using the area and population figures pre~ented for 1991 and 2001 in Table A-4 of 2001

187 It may be observed from the above statement the given in the Statement -5. Class I towns are further density of all classes of Towns for the state as a whole sub divided into three categories viz. (a) cities with has increased from 3257 in 1991 to 3453 in 200l. one million and above population (b) cities with 500,000- The number of cities and towns of 1991 and 2001 999,999 population and (c) cities with 100,000 - 499,999 censuses arranged in six classes (Class I to Class VI) population. This statement depicts the movement of for the state and districts along with the data on number cities and towns from one class to another between of towns, population, decadal growth of population is 1991-2001 Census.

Annexure to Statement-4 Towns J Cities for which area for 1991 census is not available Name of the Town / City Area Population 1 2 3 Baiappanahalli(Vimanapura) NA 14,905 Banasavadi NA 21,068 Bangalore Me +OG NA 3.302,296 BEL Township NA 39,860 By atagu ttepalty a NA 8.761 D J Halli NA 56.707 Geddalahalli NA 10,261 HA Sanitary Board NA 98,858 Hebbal NA 20,195 Kacharakanahalli NA 43,360 Kadugondanahalli NA 52,660 Kavalbyrasandra NA 10,831 Koramangala NA 37,961 Laggere NA 38.031 Lingarajapura NA 17,501 Nagavara NA 22,154 Peenya NA 29.054 Saneguruvanahalli NA 33.261

Statement - 5 Number and Population of Cities and Towns of 1991 and 2001 Censuses arranged in Six Classes I to VI State / District Class of Towns 2001 1991 Increase Increase Percentage No. of Total No. of Total or or increase or Towns Popula tion Towns Population decrease decrease decrease in in popula from 1991- number tion of 2001 of towns class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Karnataka All Classes 270 17,961,529 306 13,907,788 -11.76 4,053,741 29.15 Total Class-I 30 11,657,354 18 7,500,863 66.67 4,156,491 55.41 a) Cities with one million and above population 1 4,313,248 1 3,302,296 1,010,952 30.61 b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 population 2 1,573,374 2 1,255,053 318,321 25.36 c) Cities with 100,000 to 499.999 population 27 5,770.732 15 2.943,514 80.00 2,827,218 96.05 Class II 28 1,804.568 27 1.720,491 3.70 84.077 4.89 Class III 106 3.254,184 98 2.935,429 8.16 318,755 10.86 Class IV 61 944,467 86 1.292,111 -29.07 -347,644 -26.91 Class V 37 267,279 50 372,901 -26.00 -105,622 -28.32 Class VI 8 33.677 27 85,993 -70.37 -52,316 -60.84

188 State I District Class of Towns 2001 1991 Increase Increase Percentage No. of Total No. of Total or or increase or Towns Popula tion Towns Population decrease decrease decrease in in popula from 1991 - number tion of 2001 of towns class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Belgaum. All Classes 22 1,012.691 22 841.786 170.905 20.30 Total Class-l 454.999 369.177 85.822 23.25 a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500.000 to 999.999 population c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 population I 454,999 I 369,177 85.822 23.25 Class II 2 125,251 2 103.704 21.547 20.78 Class III 1 20.202 9 254.994 -88.89 -234.792 -92.08 Class IV 9 91,298 6 86.206 50.00 5.092 5.91 Class V 3 23.113 3 23,344 -231 -0.99 Class VI I 4,361-100.00 -4.361 -100.00

Bagalkot All Classes 12 478,520 11 384.719 9.09 93.801 24.38 Total Class-I a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 population c) Cities with 100.000 to 499,999 population Class II 4 271.039 2 137,512 100.00 133.527 97.10 Class III 3 97,695 5 179,301 -40.00 -81.606 -45.51 Class IV 3 50.708 4 67.906 -25.00 -17,198 -25.33 Class V Class VI

Bijapur All Classes 6 396,089 7 304.027 -14.29 92.062 30.28 Total Class-l 253.891 193,131 60,760 31.46 a) Cities with one million and above popUlation b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 population c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 population 253,891 193,131 60,760 31.46 Class II Class III 2 76,799 4 90,119 -50.00 -13.320 -14.78 Class IV 16.183-100.00 -16.183 -100.00 Class V Class VI 4.594-100.00 -4,594 -100.00

Gulbarga All Classes 17 852.621 19 609.803 -10.53 242.818 39.82 Total Class-l 1 430.265 1 310,920 119.345 38.38 a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities ..'lith 500.000 to 999.999 population

189 State I District Class of Towns 2001 1991 Increase Increase Percentage No. of Total No. of Total or or increase or Towns Popula tion Towns Population decrease decrease decrease in in popula from 1991- number tion of 2001 of towns class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 population 1 430,265 310,920 119,345 38.38 Class II 2 109,373 109,373 Class III 6 247,635 7 218,021 -14.29 29,614 13.58 Class IV 5 88,569 3 44,025 66.67 44,544 101.18 Class V 8,589 3 23,686 -66.67 -15,097 -63.74 Class VI 2 9,494 5 13,151 -60.00 -3,657 -27.81

Bidar All Classes 6 344,875 5 245,703 20.00 99,172 40.36 Total Class-l 174,257 132,408 41,849 31.61 a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 population c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 population 174,257 132,408 41,849 31.61 Class II 58,785 58,785 Class III 4 143,542 3 95,205 33.33 48,337 50.77 Class IV I 15,804 18,090 -2,286 -12.64 Class V Class VI

Raichur All Classes 9 420,837 9 332,051 88,786 26.74 Total Class-l 207,421 170,577 36,E44 21.60 a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 population c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 population 207,421 170,577 36,844 21.60 Class II 1 61,262 61,262 Class III 2 60,149 3 93,784 -33.33 -33,635 -35.86 Class IV 4 65,241 5 67,690 -20.00 -2,449 -3.62 Class V Class VI

Koppal All Classes 5 198,292 4 148,071 25.00 50,221 33.92 Total Class-l 101,392 101,392 a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 popUlation c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 popUlation 101,392 101,392 Class II 56,160 81,}56 -24,996 -30.80 Class III 2 62,133 44,602 100.00 17,531 39.31 Class IV 11,442 14,652 -3,210 -21.91 Class V 8,115 7,661 454 5.93 Class VI

190 State / District Class of Towns 2001 1991 Increase Increase Percentage No. of Total No. of Total or or increase or Towns Popula tion Towns Population decrease decrease decrease in in popula from 1991- number tion of 2001 of towns class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Gadag All Classes 9 342,183 9 297,957 44,226 14.84 Total Class-l 154,982 134,051 20,931 15.61 a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 population c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 population 154,982 134,051 20,931 15.61 Class II Class III 5 156,478 3 82,912 66.67 73,566 88.73 Class IV 3 50,991 5 80,994 -40.00 -30,003 -37.04 Class V Class VI

Dharwad All Classes 6 881,917 5 722,169 20.00 159,748 22.12 Total Class-l 786,195 648,298 137,897 21.27 a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 popUlation 786,195 648,298 137,897 21.27 c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 popUlation Class II Class III 2 72,097 I 25,239 100.00 46,858 185.66 Class IV 3 47,810 3 48,632 -822 -1.69 Class V Class VI

U ttara Kannada All Classes 13 387,913 14 294,516 -7.14 93,397 31.71 Total Class-I a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 popUlation c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 population Class II 3 193,663 3 154,618 39,045 25.25 Class III 4 132,874 2 57,659 100.00 75,215 130.45 Class IV 4 65,970 4 62,162 3,808 6.13 Class V 5,969 2 13,345 -50.00 -7,376 -55.27 Class VI 4848 3 6732 -66.67 -1,884 -27.99

Haveri All Classes 9 299,020 6 203,765 50.00 95,255 46.75 Total Class-I a) Cities with one million and above popUlation b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 population

191 State / District Class of Towns 2001 1991 Increase Increase Percentage No. of Total No. of Total or or increase or Towns Popula tion Towns Population decrease decrease decrease in in popula from 1991 - number tion of 2001 of towns class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 population Class II 2 145,531 1 67.442 100.00 78,089 115.79 Class III 5 148,626 4 116.514 25.00 32,112 27.56 Class IV 15,872 19,809 -3,937 -19.87 Class V 6.731 6,731 Class VI

Bellary All Classes II 706,850 II 530,254 176,596 33.30 Total Class-I 2 481,006 2 359,545 121,461 33.78 a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 population c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 population 2 481,006 2 359.545 121.461 33.78 Class II Class III 8 227,930 4 104,248 100.00 123,682 118.64 Class IV 3 56,679-100.00 -56,679 -100.00 Class V 6,554 6,379 175 2.74 Class VI 3403-100.00 -3,403 -100.00

Chitradurga All Classes 6 274.238 6 217,470 56,768 26.10 Total Class-I 125,170 103,435 21,735 21.01 a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 population c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 population 125,170 103,435 21,735 21.01 Class II Class III 3 83.575 2 75,878 50.00 7,697 10.14 Class IV 2 28,707 2 29,478 -771 -2.62 Class V 8,679-100.00 -8,679 -100.00 Class VI

Davanagere All Classes 6 542,998 8 440,508 -25.00 102,490 23.27 Total C1ass-1 364.523 287,233 77,290 26.91 a) Cities with one million and above popUlation b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 population c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 population 364,523 287,233 77,290 26.91 Class II 87,744 66,647 21,097 31.65 Class III 37,613 1 34.]46 3.467 10.15 Class IV 3 48.824 3 38,866 9,958 25.62 Class V 2 13,616-100.00 -13,616 -IOO.DO Class VI

192 State / District Class of Towns 2001 1991 Increase Increase Percentage No. of Total No. of Total or or increase or Towns Popula tion Towns Population decrease decrease decrease in in popula from 1991- number tion of 2001 of towns class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Shimoga All Classes 9 571,010 13 471,088 -30.77 99,922 21.21 Total Class-l 2 435.014 193,028 100.00 241,986 125.36 a) Cities with one million and above popUlation b) Cities with 500.000 to 999,999 population c) Cities with 100.000 to 499.999 population 2 435,014 193.028 100.00 241,986 125.36 Class II 1 50.131 2 149,257 -50.00 -99.126 -66,41 Class III 2 65,334 2 69,072 -3,738 -5,41 Class IV 3 4].879 3 38,491 3.388 8.80 Class V 2 12,470 2 13.538 -1,068 -7.89 Class VI 3 7,702-100.00 -7.702 -100.00

Udupi All Classes 6 206.353 12 229.152 -50.00 -22.799 -9.95 Total Class-l 127,124 127.124 a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500.000 to 999,999 population c) Cities with 100.000 to 499,999 popUlation 127,124 127,124 Class II 78,094-100.00 -78,094 -100.00 Class III 2 66,609 2 52.585 14,024 26.67 Class IV 14,962 6 82,420 -83.33 -67,458 -81.85 Class V 6.052 2 13,936 -50.00 -7,884 -56.57 Class VI 4,508 2,117 2,391 112.94

Chikmagalur All Classes 9 222.724 10 171,861 -10.00 50,863 29.60 Total Class-l 101,251 101,251 a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 population c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 population 101.251 101,251 Class II 1 60,816-100.00 -60,816 -100.00 Class III 3 99,637 3 70,850 28.787 40.63 Class IV Class V 4 29,642 5 36,049 -20.00 -6,407 -17.77 Class VI 4,249 4.146 103 2,48

Tumkur All Classes 11 507,202 12 382,163 -8.33 125,039 32.72 Total Class-l 248,929 1 179,877 69.052 38.39 a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 population

193 State / District Class of Towns 2001 1991 Increase Increase Percentage No. of Total No. of Total or or increase or Towns Popula tion Towns Population decrease decrease decrease in in popula from 1991- number tion of 2001 of towns class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 population 1 248,929 179,877 69,052 38.39 Class II 2 103,192 103,192 Class III 6 196,535 4 114,506 50.00 82,029 71.64 Class IV 3 43,741 5 73,423 -40.00 -29.682 -40.43 Class V 9,486-100.00 -9,486 -100.00 Class VI 4,236 4.871 -635 -13.04

Kolar All Classes 12 625,523 IS 516,983 -20.00 108,540 20.99 Total Class-l 2 270,991 270,991 a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 population c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 pOPlilation 2 270,991 270,991 Class II 2 120,461 4 274,396 -50.00 -153,935 -56.10 Class III 8 241,626 6 183,653 33.33 57,973 31.57 Class IV 3 44,917 -100.00 -44,917 -100.00 Class V 8,807 2 14,017 -50.00 -5,210 -37.17 Class VI

Bangalore All Classes 19 5,759,987 33 4,169,253 -42.42 1,590,734 38.15 Total Class-I 7 5,483,450 3,302,296 600.00 2,181,154 66.05 a) Cities with one million and above population 4,313,248 3,302,296 1.010,952 30.61 b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 population c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 population 6 1,170,202 1,170,202 Class II 94,234 5 330,669 -80.00 -236,435 -71.50 Class III 14 436,593 12 375,452 16.67 61,141 16.28 Class IV 5 65,349 9 121,539 -44.44 -56.190 -46.23 Class V 3 20,468 5 36,622 -40.00 -16,154 -44.11 Class VI 2,675-100.00 -2,675 -100.00

Bangalore Rural All Classes 10 407.396 9 303.286 11.11 104.110 34.33 Total Class-l a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 population c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 population Class II 3 214,577 3 160,255 0.00 54,322 33.90 Class III 6 164.166 3 87,565 100.00 76.601 87.48 Class IV 3 55,466-100.00 -55,466 -100.00 Class V 6,172 6,172 Class VI

194 State / District Class of Towns 2001 1991 Increase Increase Percentage No. of Total No. of Total or or increase or Towns Popula tion Towns Population decrease decrease decrease in in popula from 1991- number tion of 2001 of towns class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Mandya All Classes 8 282,715 II 266,804 -27,27 15,911 5.96 Total Class-I 131,179 120,265 10,914 9.07 a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 population c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 population 131,179 120,265 10,914 9.07 Class II Class III 3 72,830 3 73,842 -1,012 -1.37 Class IV 34,362 3 48,093 -66.67 -13,731 -28.55 Class V 8,493 3 21,350 -66.67 -12,857 -60.22 Class VI 3,254-100.00 -3,254 -100.00

Hassan All Classes 9 304,673 13 272,722 -30.77 31,951 11.72 Total Class-I 121,874 108,706 13.168 12.11 a) Cities with one million and above popUlation b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 popUlation c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 population 121,874 108,706 13,168 12.11 Class II Class III 4 95,913 3 71,129 33.33 24,784 34.84 Class IV 2 26,557 4 64,679 -50.00 -38.122 -58.94 Class V 6,133 3 19,126 -66.67 -12,993 -67.93 Class VI 2 9,082- 100.00 -9,082 -100.00

Dakshina Kannada All Classes 20 729,302 15 533,442 33.33 195,860 36.72 Total Class-I 416,262 1 281,161 135.101 48.05 a) Cities with one million and above popUlation b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 popUlation c) Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 popUlation 416,262 281, 161 135,101 48.05 Class II I 55,925-100.00 -55,925 -100.00 Class III 3 73,116 3 91,294 -18,178 -19.91 Class IV 5 81,013 4 55,511 25.00 25,502 45.94 Class V 10 71,265 6 49,551 66.67 21,714 43.82 Class VI

Kodagu All Classes 5 75,382 9 77 ,941 -44.44 -2,559 -3.28 Total Class-I a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 popUlation

195 State / District Class of Towns 2001 1991 Increase Increase Percentage No. of Total No. of Total or or increase or Towns Popula tion Towns Population decrease decrease decrease in in popula from 1991- number tion of 2001 of towns class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 c) Cities with 100,000 to 499.999 population Cla,~ II Cia" III 27,815 28,750 -935 -3.25 Class IV 2 28,399 I 13,137 100.00 15,262 116.18 Class V 2 14.487 3 22.476 -33.33 -7.989 -35.54 Cias, VI 4 13,578-100.00 -13,578 -100.00

Mysor.c All Classes 11 982,128 13 816,619 -15.38 165,509 20.27 Total Class-I I 787.1 79 606,755 180.424 29.74 a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500,000 to 999,999 population 787,179 606.755 180,424 29.74 c) Cities with 100.000 to 499,999 population Clas~ II Class III 4 95,74] 4 133.306 -37,565 -28.18 Class IV 2 26,969 3 43.063 -33.33 -16.094 -37.37 Class V 2 15.634 3 27,1 (J8 -33.33 -1l.534 -42.45 Cl:J.ss VI 2 6,342 2 6.327 15 0.24

Cham araj anagar All Classes 4 148,090 5 123,675 -20.00 24,415 19.74 Total Class-I a) Cities with one million and above population b) Cities with 500.000 to 999,999 population c) Cities with 100,000 to 499.999 popUlation Class II 2 113.165 113,165 Class III 2 50,921 3 110,803 -33.33 -59,882 -54.04 Class IV Class V 8585 2 12.872 -50.00 -4,287 -33.30 Class VI

Note: The constituents of an urban agglomeration have been classified according to their own popUlation and not according to the population of the urban agglomeration except in such cases where an urban agglomeration comprises a single town alongwith its outgrowth.

196 It may be observed that the number of cities having addition to the urban population between 1991 and one million and above and cities with 5 lakh and above 2001 is 65 percent to this net addition with a decadal but less than one million population remain unchanged growth of 55.41 per cent. Class II and class III towns between 1991-2001. However cities with one lakh which have recorded decadal growth rate of 4.89 per and above but less than 5 lakh population has gone up cent and 10.86 percent respectively. Classes IV to from 15 in 1991 to 27 in 2001 Census with decadal class VI towns have recorded a negative growth mainly population growth of 96.05 per cent. Five of the owing to movements of towns to a higher class or additional twelve cities are from Bangalore district merger with the newly formed statutory towns or alone, accounting for a little more than 20 per cent declassification. Proportion of population in each class population in this category. The urban population of of towns to Total Urban population along with the the state has risen from 13,907,788 in 1991 to 17,961,529 proportion of towns in 2001 and 1991 for the state is in 2001 registering a growth of 29.15 percent. The depicted in following Statement-6.

Statement - 6 Proportion of Population in each Class of Town to Total Urban Population in 2001 - 1991

State / Uni on Cities with Cities with Cities with Class I Class H Class ill Class IV to Territory one million 500,000 to 100,000 to VI and above 999,999 499,999 population population population 2001 1991 2001 1991 2001 1991 2001 1991 2001 1991 2001 1991 2001 1991 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 KARNATAKA 24.01 23.74 8.76 9.02 32.13 21.16 64.90 53.93 10.05 12.37 18.12 21.45 6.93 12.59

Though the proportion of urban popUlation in Class percent in 2001 Census i.e. an increase of 6.25 I cities to total urban population has increased from percentage points. Population residing in class II towns 6l.88 percent in 1991 to 64.90 percent in 2001 Census. has also registered an increase in proportion from 9.03 The proportion of population in cities with population percent in 1991 to lO.05 percent in 2001 Census. A one million and above and also 0.5 million to one million decline in the proportion of population is observed in have registered an increase by about 0.25 percentage case of the lower classes of towns IV to VI. points and decline by 0.57 percentage points respectively. Statement -7 illustrates how cities and towns have While the cities with population in the range of 1 lakh moved up and down from one class to another class to 5lakhs has risen from 25.88 percent in 1991 to 32.13 during 1991-2001 censuses.

197 Statement: 7 Movement of Cities and Towns from one Class to another during 1991- 2001

(A) Indicates number and population of towns which a particular class of 2001 has receiwd by a process of decrement from the next higher class range (s) of 1991 (B) Indicates number and population of towns which a particular class of 2001 has received by a process of increment from the next lower or any other lower range of 1991 (e) Indicates number and population of towns which a particular class of 1991 has passed down by a process of decrement to the next lower or any other lower range of 2001 (Increment and decrement of towns in the statement relate to their territorial content in 2001)

State / District II III

el No. Population el No. Population el No. Population 1991 2001 1991 2001 1991 2001 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Karnataka (a) (h) I 2 N 383396 n 96385 n 20874 HO) 7 546278 1066916Imi) 15 641583 863579JVIi) 31 540945 721803 NOi) 2 932 383396 10904 1 5493

(c) - IV 21197 19843

Belgaum (a) (b) - IV 15614 20202

(c) - IV 21197 19843

Bagalkot (a) (b) III 2 88244 109803 IV 2 37316 49463 (c)

Bijapur (a) (b) - IV 16183 27732 (c)

Gulbarga (a) (b) III 2 87808 109373 IV 19767 27()06 (e)

Bidar (a) (b) - III 42748 58785 IV 18090 24419 (c)

Raichur (a) (b) III 44375 61262 IV 14459 21994 (C)

Koppal (a) Ib) II 811'ih IOU92 III 446()2 'i61hO IV 14652 21183 (C)

198 State / District II III

CI No. Population CI No. Population CI No. Population 1991 2001 1991 2001 1991 2001 2 3 -I 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Gadag (a) (b) - IV 2 35658 42006

(C)

Dharwad la) Ib) IV IY438 22202 (e) l'ttara Kannada la) Ib) tv 2 31514 46791 Ie)

Haveri la) (b) ITI 45295 55913 tv 19809 24327

(C)

Bellary (a) (b) tv 3 56679 69698

(c)

Chitradurga la) (h) IV 17257 22488 (c)

Davanagere (a) Ih)

Ic)

Shimoga (a) Ih) - lIT 42220 50131 (e)

(a)

(h)

(C)

Chikmagalur lal Ihl II 60SIh 101':"1

I c'l

fumkur LII Ihl III 504'17

Ici

19<) State / District I II III

CI No. Population CI No. Population CI No. Population 1991 2001 1991 2001 1991 2001 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Kolar (a)

(b) II 83287 113907 III 47221 5-+96~ IV 2 28886 43078 (c)

Bangalore (a) (b) III 42755 90827 N 5493 20874 1I 3 224861 633792 II 10904 96385 III 2 60389 400734 2N 93286 383396 (c)

Bangalore Rural (a) (b) - TV 3 55466 73724 (c)

Mandya (a) (b) TV 17999 22580 (c)

Hassan (a) (b) II 96J58 J 16574 IV 2 35699 43404 (c)

Dakshina Kannada (a) (b) TV 2 31170 45810

(c)

Kodagu (a) (c)

(c)

Myore (a) (b) - TV 17820 23239 (e)

Chamarajanagar (a) (bl !II :2

(c)

200 State I District IV V VI VII (not treated as to\\'ns in 2001) Cl No. Population Cl ~o. Population Cl No. Population Cl :"Jo. Population 1991 2001 1991 2001 1991 2001 1991 2001 2 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2'" 25 26 27 28 29 30

Karnataka III 1 21197 19843 Y 2 13112 96-'0 IV 6 i\ 237896 VN 16 N 86699 VI I\" 3 .. 164 10850 V 6 53933 80538 "1 29569 11I76

"1 213112 9640 1\' 1 12332 12090 V(ii) 14 102454 120946 Vl(iii) 8 24101 26010

Belgaum V 2 12067 1(841)

V 92~C 10Sh2 V 7473 9658 VI 4361 747

Bagalkot

Bijapur

Gulbarga v 7049 4792 V I 8424 159~~ VI 71)49 47<)2

Bidar

Raichur

Koppal

Gadag

Dharwad

201 State / District IV V VI VII (not treated $ tOmlS in 2001) a No. Pop.tlation a No. PopJlation a No. Po{Dlation a No. Pop.Jlation 1991 2001 1991 2001 1991 2001 1991 2001 1 2 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 2728 29 30

Uttara Kannada V 16064 4848 V 4105 5969 V 1 6064 4848 - VI 2 3361 6197

Raveri V 1 5268 6731

Bellary

V1 1 3403 3224

Chitradurga V 1 8679 14133

Davanagere

V 2 136[6 [53[5

Shimoga V1 1 4608 5043

Udupi

IV 12.132 12090 V 8160 8358 VI 2117 4971

Chikmagalur

V 8759 10344

Tumkur

\' I 94x7 1277')

Kolar

\' I 6455 7:'()"

202 S tate I District IV V VI VII (not treated as towns in 2001) CI No. Population CI No. Population CI No. Population CI No. Population 1991 2001 1991 2001 1991 2001 1991 2001 1 2 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Bangalore IV 5 26817 65349 V 3 13914 20468

V 7002 9165

Bangalore Rural V N 6172

Mandya

V 2 13469 16674 VI 3254 3082

Hassan IV 16299 11388 VI 4961 6133 V 3 19126 21517 VI 4121 6394

Dakshina Kannada V 19719 14324 V 7 37815 66771

Kodagu V 9472 13186

:\Iyore V 18357 12045 V 13530 5707 VI 2 N 6342 V 8911 9931 VI 2 3484 1394

Chamarajanagar

(ci The popualtion of Je\ argi not accounted # The popualtioll of Kellgen no! accounted

The population {If ~Ia\aknnda not accounted ~ The population of Konanlll' j, not aCl'llunted

Thl' P()PUI~lti()1l of Bainduf not al'counted

203 All towns listed at the 1991 and 2001 censuses other lower range of 1991. which have not remained in the same class due to c) Indicates number and popUlation of towns which increase or decrease in population during the decade, a particular class of 1991 has passed down by a towns of 1991 census declassified in 2001 census and process of decrement to the next lower or any the new towns of 2001 census have been grouped other lower range of 2001. according to 3 categories of movements of towns is I to VI given at the head of the statement (i.e. col. briefed below : 3 to co1.26) represent class of towns. VII in the a) Indicates number and population of towns which statement stands for tmvns of 1991 census which a particular class of 2001 has received hy a were declassified in 200 I census. process of decrement from the next higher class Statement-8 gives the name of the towns which range (s) of 1991. have not changed their class between 1911 to 2001. b) Indicates number and population of towns which The size class is also shown against name of each a particular class of 2001 has received by a town. There are only two towns in the state which process of increment from the next lower or any have not changed their class between 1911 and 2001.

Statement - 8 Name of Towns wllich have not changed their Class between 1911 and 2001 (Name with in bracket indicates the district in which the town in situtated. No name is given with in bracket where the name of the town is the same as that of the district )

1 2 I Bangalore VI Sringeri (Chikmagalur) Statement-9 furnishes the data relating to number a popUlation of 696,900. The highest number of towns and population of places not treated as towns in 1991 is found in class V (16) followed by class IV (6). but treated as such in 2001 arranged by state/districts Among districts, Bangalore tops the list with the addition and six size classes. In the state, 29 new towns have of 12 new towns followed by Dakshina Kannada with come up in 2001 census spread over 9 districts with 8 towns.

Statement - 9 Number & Population of Places not treated as Towns in 1991 but treated as such in 2001 arranged by State! District & Size Class

Total Class - 1 Class -II Class -III Class -IV Class - V Class - VI State I District Popula Popula popula Popula Popula Popula Popula No. tion No. tion No. tion No. tion No. tion No. tion No. tion 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I} 10 11 12 13 14 15

Karnataka 29 696,900 2 383,396 96,385 1 20,874 6 76,737 16 108,658 3 10,850 Belgaum 2 16.840 2 16,840 Uttara Kannada 5.969 5,969 Haveri 6.731 6.731 LJdupi 4.508 4.508 Bangalore 12 58b.4 72 2 3iD.390 96,385 20.874 5 65.349 .1 20..+fJX B:mgalore Rural 6.172 0,172 Ha;'<.clIl 11.3:-iX J 1.3i-;1\ DabhlllU Kannada 'i2.47S S 'i2'-+7~ ;"1) ,ore 2 6.342 2 (,.3-12

204 Statement - 10 Percentage variation of Population 1991 - 2001 of places which were not treated as Towns in 1991 but treated as such in 2001 classified by State/ District and Size Class

S tate/ District Class Number Population Population Percentage Variation of Towns in in in 2001 Population 1991 2001 over 1991 1 2 3 4 5 6 Karnataka I 2 93,286 383,396 310.99 n 1 10904 96,385 783.94 m 1 5493 20,874 280.01 N 6 33,116 76.737 131.72 V 16 86699 108,658 25.33 VI 3 4164 10,850 160.57 I - VI 29 233662 696,900 198.25

Belgaum V 2 12.067 16,840 39.S5 Uttara Kannada V 4.105 5,969 45.41 Haveri V 5268 6,731 27.77 Udupi VI 2 6,281 9,480 SO.93 Bangalore 2 93,286 383,396 310.99 II 10.904 96,385 783.94 III 5,493 20,874 280.Ql lV 5 26,817 65,349 143.68 V 3 13.914 20,468 47.10 Bangalore Rural V N.A. 6,172 Hassan lV 6,299 11,388 80.79 Dakshina Kannada V 7 37.815 52,478 38.78 Mysore V 13,530 5,707 -57.81 VI 2 N.A. 6.342

Annexure to Statement-l0 Places which were not treated as towns in 1991 but treated as such in 2001 for which comparable 1991 population is not awilable District Class Name of Towns Population

1 2 3 4 Mysore VI Bhogpdi 4,815

VI Hebbalu 1,527

205 Statement-II gives the data on percentage variation of removed from the list of towns in 2001 classified by state/and population 1991-2001 of places treated as towns in 1991 but size class. Statement - 11 Percentage Variation of Population 1991-2001 of places treated as Towns in 1991 but removed from the list of Towns in 2001 classified by State/ Districts and Size Class Population State I District Class No. of Towns % Decadal Variation 1991 2001 1 2 3 4 5 6 KARNATAKA IV 12332 12090 -1.96 V 14 102454 120946 18.05 VI 8 24101 26010 7.92 III 23 138887 159046 14.51 Belgaum V 7473 9658 29.24 VI 4361 747 -82.87 Uttar KKannada VI 2 3361 6197 84.38 Bellary VI 3403 3224 -5.26 Davanagere V 5229 5723 -9.45 Shimoga V 8387 9592 14.37 lTdupi V 8160 8358 2.43 VI 2117 4972 134.86 Chikmagalur V S758 10344 18.11 Tumkur V 9486 12779 34.71 Bangalore V 7001 9165 30.91 Mandya VI 3254 3082 -5.29 V 2 13469 166H -23.80 Hassan V 3 19126 21517 14.01 VI 4121 6394 55.16 V 8911 9931 -11.45 VI 3484 1394 59.99 Kolar V 6454 7205 11.64 Note: Only towns for which comparable figures for 2001 and 1991 census are available are considered. The list of towns of 1991 Cemus declassified in 2001 Cem,us. for which the corresponding 2001 population is not available is furnished in Annexure to Statement-II.

39 towns of 1991 Census were deleted from the list The largest number i.e. 21 towns is contributed by of towns in 2001 Census. Out of these 39 towns only towns of Class VI followed by class V (16). Four 11 towns are shown in the above statement. The re­ districts viz. Gulbarga. Udupi, Kodagu and Hassan lost maining 28 towns are not accounted at the 2001 Census four towns each of 1991 Census due to non-fulfilment as their comparative rural population is not available. of demographic criteria. Annexure to Statement -11 Places treated as Towns in 1991 Census but removed from the list of Towns in 2001 for which the corresponding Population figures of 2001 Census are not available District Name of the Town Class 1991 Population

1 2 3 4 Udupi Baindur IV 16.488 Chamarajanagar Malai Mahadeshwara Hills V 5.194 Chikmagalur Ajjampur V 8.358 Davanagere Mayakonda V 5.229 Ha;,san Konanuru V 7.752 Mandya Belluru V 6.187 Mandya Belaka\adi V 7.282 Mysore Sargur V 9.C).:n Shimoga Kumsi \' :'i.2..t~ Tumkur Y.N.Hu,akote \' I:.nq

Bljapur Almatti-Sitimani VI -+,54~

206 Annexure to Statement -11 contd.. District Name of the Town Class 1991 Population

2 3 4

Gulbarga Krishnapur UKP Colony VI 1,562 Adityanagar VI 1,783 Hunasagi UKP Camp VI 2,598 Narayanapur VI 4,075 Hassan Shravan Belgola VI 4,121 Kodagu Kodlipet VI 2,179 Suntikoppa VI 2,840 Sani varasante \1 3,596 Ponnampet VI 4,963 Mysore Kabini Colony VI 2,843 Chamundibetta VI 3,484 Shimoga Chakranagar KPC Project Colony VI 1.280 Masti Katte KPC Project Colony VI 1,814 Udupi Hosangadi KPC Project Colony VI 2,117 Uttara Kannada Magod KPC Project Colony VI 798 Kadra KPC Project Colony VI 2,563 Ganesha Gudi VI 3,371

Statement-12 gives a comparative picture of V and Class VI towns. It is rather a different number of towns and urban agglomerations for the scenario as far as Class IV towns are concerned, last 100 years which is not available in the main Table It decreased from 19 in 1901 to 16 in 1911 and A-4, increased to 98 in 1981, However. over the last two It reveals that the number of Class I to Class decades, this number has declined and there 53 III towns has increased over the decades. On the Class IV towns in 2001. District wise details can be other hand. it drastically declined in case of Class seen from the statement.

Statement - 12 Number of Towns of each Class during 1901-2001 (Urban Agglomeration has been classified according to Total Population)

State I District 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 All Classes KARNATAKA 237 252 245 224 212 281 206 208 192 180 212 Belgaum 18 20 19 18 14 33 10 12 10 9 9 Bagalkot 12 II 13 II 10 14 14 14 13 13 11 Bijapur 6 7 6 6 4 10 2 2 2 2 2 Gulbarga 15 17 13 11 10 14 10 8 6 7 6 Bidar 6 5 6 5 5 8 6 7 5 5 5 .., Raichur 9 9 7 6 6 15 6 8 6 6 I Koppal 5 4 5 4 4 20 6 4 2 2 2 Gadag 9 9 9 7 7 11 7 9 9 9 9 Dharwad 6 5 6 5 4 8 6 7 7 7 7 Uttara Kannada 12 13 13 8 9 12 7 7 7 8 8 Haveri 9 6 7 6 5 9 8 8 8 8 8 Bellary II 10 II 9 5 8 8 6 5 5 5 Chitradurga 0 6 6 8 8 8 7 7 7 6 11 Davanagere 6 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 9 7 8 Shimoga 9 12 10 9 10 9 9 9 9 7 11 Udupi 6 9 7 7 5 3 3 3 3 2 I

207 State I District 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Chikmagalur 9 10 10 9 9 9 9 9 10 8 10 Tumkur 11 12 12 12 11 11 10 10 10 10 ]7 KoJar 12 13 13 13 13 13 12 12 12 12 12 Bangalore 5 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 Bangalore Rural lO 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 11 10 11 Mandya 8 II II 10 10 10 9 9 8 8 10 Hassan 8 12 12 11 J I 11 12 12 10 8 14 Dakshina Kannada 12 6 7 -+ 3 4 4 4 3 3 1 Kodagu 5 9 10 11 10 2 2 2 2 2 5 Mysore 8 11 9 9 13 13 13 13 12 10 14 Chamarajanagar 4 5 4 4 5 5 5 5 3 3 4

Class I KARNATAKA 24 21 17 12 6 6 4 3 2 1 1 Belgaum Bagalkot Bijapur Gulbarga Bidar Raichur Koppa! Gadag Dharwad Uttara Kannada Haveri BeHary 2 :2 2 Chitradurga 1 Davanagere 1 1 1 Shimoga 2 2 2 2 Udupi Chikmagalur Tumkur Kolar 2 Bangalore Bangalore Rural Mandya Hassan Dakshina Kannada Kodagu Mysore Chamarajanagar

Class II KARNATAKA 27 17 12 10 9 6 5 3 4 3 3 Belgaum 2 2 1 Bagalkot 4 2 2 Bijapur Gulbarga 2 Bidar Raichur Koppal Gadag Dharwad Uttara Kannada 3 3 Haveri 2 Bellary 2 Chitradurga Davanagere

208 State / District 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 19S1 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Shimoga 2 Udupi Chikmagalur Tumkur 2 Kolar 2 2 Bangalore Bangalore Rural 3 3 Mandya Hassan Dakshina Kannada Kodagu Mysore Chamarajanagar 2

Class III KARNATAKA 101 82 63 37 30 23 8 8 5 7 7 Belgaum 8 8 9 3 3 Bagalkot 5 ::; 4 4 5 ::; Bijapur ::; 4 Gulbarga 11 6 5 4 2 Bidar 3 3 2 Raichur 3 3 2 Koppal 1 2 Gadag 5 3 3 Dharwad 2 1 Uttara Kannada 4 2 5 3 2 Haveri 5 4 2 2 2 Bellary 8 3 2 2 Chitradurga 3 2 2 Davanagere Shimoga 1 2 2 2 2 Udupi 2 2 2 Chikmagalur 3 3 2 I Tumkur 4 4 2 I 1 1 Kolar 7 6 5 3 2 2 Bangalore I I Bangalore Rural 6 3 3 4 2 Mandya 4 3 Hassan 5 3 2 Dakshina Kannada 3 2 2 Kodagu 1 \lysore 4 3 2 1 Charnarajanagar 1 3 2 2 2

Class IV KARNATAKA 53 70 98 95 75 54 39 28 25 16 19 Belgaum 6 6 6 12 9 9 6 3 2 2 2 Bagalkot 3 4 7 6 5 2 4 5 4 4 4 Bijapur 1 5 5 3 1 Gulbarga 4 3 6 4 4 5 4 3 3 2 1 Bidar I 2 3 3 3 2 2 2 Raichur 4 5 3 4 Koppal 1 1 2 3 Gadag 3 5 5 4 5 2 2 Dharwad 3 3 5 4 2 Uttara Kannada 4 4 6 4 4 3 5 2 2 Haveri 1 4 4 3 3 3 2 Bellary 3 6 6 3

209 State / District 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Chitradurga 2 2 2 2 Davanagere 3 3 :2 :2 Shimoga 3 3 3 2 Udupi 3 3 3 2 2 Chikmagalur 2 3 Tumkur 3 5 5 4 5 2 Kolar 2 3 5 4 :2 2 2 2 Bangalore I Bangalore Rural 3 5 4 .3 3 2 Mandya 2 3 5 4 2 2 Hassan I 3 4 4 2 :2 Dakshina Kannada 3 3 3 2 2 2 Kodagu 2 Mysore :2 2 3 3 2 :2 Chamarajanagar I I 2 2 2

Class V KARNATAKA 27 37 40 44 57 133 84 77 63 64 73 Belgaum 2 .3 22 3 4 4 3 4 Bagalkot 7 5 5 4 5 4 Bijapur 8 I I 1 Gulbarga 2 3 6 5 3 2 3 4 Bidar 4 4 3 2 3 3 Raichur 5 6 5 3 :2 4 6 Koppal :2 2 2 7 5 2 :2 :2 2 Gadag 6 3 5 4 6 3 Dharwad I 5 3 3 3 :2 4 Uttara Kannada 3 8 :2 5 4 6 5 Haven 5 5 6 5 3 6 Bellary 6 6 3 3 3 3 Chitradurga 2 4 :2 I I 2 Davanagere 2 2 4 4 3 2 2 2 2 2 Shimoga :2 2 2 2 .3 3 2 2 Udupi I 2 2 :2 2 2 :2 Chikmagalur 4 5 4 2 2 2 2 :2 I 2 2 Tumkur 3 5 :2 4 4 6 4 3 2 Kolar 2 3 3 3 5 6 3 3 3 3 Bangalore :2 1 I I I Bangalore Rural 2 5 6 5 5 5 3 4 Mandya 3 3 3 4 4 2 3 3 2 2 Hassan 3 4 2 4 4 3 2 :2 3 2 Dakshina Kannada 5 I 3 :2 Kodagu :2 3 3 3 :2 I I Mysore 3 3 3 7 6 2 2 3 Chamarajanagar 2 1 2

Class VI KARNATAKA 5 25 15 26 35 59 66 89 93 89 109 Belgaum 4 3 3 2 Bagalkot 4 4 5 4 3 Bijapur Gulbarga 4 Bidar :2 2 Raichur 8 4 3 Koppal 10 :2 Gadag :2 2 :2 3 2 3 Dharwad 2 2 .3 3 4 2 Uttara Kannada 3 I 3

210 State / District 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Haveri 2 5 Bellary 1 Chitradurga 3 6 6 6 6 5 9 Davanagere 1 2 4 5 6 4 5 Shimoga 3 2 2 3 3 4 6 8 6 9 Udupi I Chikmagalur 2 3 3 5 6 6 8 6 7 Tumkur 3 4 5 3 5 7 14 Kolar 3 3 3 6 6 8 7 Bangalore 1 I 2 2 Bangalore Rural 3 4 5 7 6 Mandya 2 3 3 6 6 5 6 8 Hassan 2 3 4 4 8 9 8 5 12 Dakshina Kannada I Kodagu 4 5 7 7 1 I Mysore 2 3 4 9 10 1.. 8 Chamarajanagar 2 2 2

Statement-13 gives the percentage of towns absolute figures given in Statement-12. The in each class to total number of towns and proportion of population has also been compiled percentage of popUlation from 1901 to 2001. The on the basis of population of the number of towns proportion of number of towns is based on the shown in Statement-12.

Statement - 13 Percentage of Towns in each Class to total number of Towns and Percentage of Population in each Class to Total Urban Population (Urhan Agglomeration has been classified according to Total PopUlation) State 2001 1991 1981 1971 1961 1951 No. of Popula No. of Popula No. of Popula No. of Popula No. of Popula No. of Popula Towns tion Towns tion Towns tion Towns tion Towns tion Towns tion 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

All Classes 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 I 10.13 67.22 8.33 64.75 6.94 58.91 5.36 51.32 2.83 41.37 2.14 36.51 II 11.39 9.61 6.75 7.38 4.90 6.99 4.46 9.17 4.24 12.76 2.14 8.73 III 42.62 17.30 32.54 17.69 25.71 17.46 16.52 15.05 14.15 16.16 8.18 13.84 IV 22.36 4.67 27.78 7.70 40.00 13.38 42.41 18.69 35.38 19.29 19.22 16.55 V 11.39 1.07 14.68 1.93 16.33 2.71 19.64 4.54 26.89 8.04 47.33 20.65 VI 2.11 0.13 9.92 0.55 6.12 0.55 11.61 1.23 16.51 2.38 20.99 3.72

State 1941 1931 1921 1911 1901 No. of Po pula No. of Popula No. of Popula No. of Popula No. of Popula Towns tion Towns tion Towns tion Towns tion Towns tion 1 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

All Classes 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 I 1.94 30.36 1.44 24.10 1.04 18.48 0.56 12.06 0.47 9.93 II 2.43 12.06 1.44 9.63 2.08 15.29 1.67 13.56 1.42 12.63 III 3.88 8.56 3.85 11.92 2.61 9.51 3.89 15.73 3.30 14.02 IV 18.93 19.67 13.46 17.22 13.02 17.46 8.89 13.01 8.96 14.69 V 40.78 21.23 37.02 23.62 32.81 23.03 35.56 27.63 34.43 30.90 VI 32.04 8.12 42.79 13.51 48.44 16.23 49.44 18.01 . ·51.42 17.83

211 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF TOWNS AND ALPHABETICAL LIST OF UAs- 2001

Alphabetical List of Towns

Sl. No. Town District Class S I. No. in the Table

1 Adityapatna (CT) Tumkur VIl5 5 2 Adyar(CT) Dakshina Kannada V ]8 3 Afzalpur (TP) Gulbarga N 3 4 Aland (TMC) Gulbarga ill 28 5 Alnavar (TP) Dharwad N 23 6 Alur (TP) Hassan V 21 7 Ambikanagara (CT) Uttara Kannada VI 1 8 Anekal (TMC) Bangalore ill 36 9 Ankola (TP) Uttar Kannada N 66 10 Annigeri (TMC) Dharwad ill (f) 11 Arkalgud (TP) Hassan N 33 12 Arsikere (TMC) Hassan ill 6(a) 13 Athni (T Belgaum ill 1 14 Aurad (TP) Bidar N :!) 15 Badami (TP) Bagalkot ill 67 16 Bagalkot (CMC) Bagalkot II 1 17 Bagepalli (TP) Kolar ill 101 18 Bail Hongal (TMC) Belgaum ill 10 19 Bajala (CT) Dakshina Kannada V 4(e) Xl Bajpe (CT) Dakshina Kannada V 9 21 Bangalore (M Corp.) Bangalore I 1(a) 22 Bangarapet (TMC) Kolar ill 18 23 Bankapura (TP) Haveri ill 98 24 Bannur (TP) Mysore ill 82 25 Bantval (TP) Dakshina Kannada ill 21 26 Basavakalyan (TMC) Bidar II 16 TI Basavana Bagevadi (TP) Bijapur ill 52 28 Belgaum (M Corp.) Belgaum I 5(a) :!) Belgaum Cantonment Board (CB) Belgaum ill 5(b) 30 Bellary (CMC) Bellary I 8 31 BeJtangadi (TP) Dakshina Kannada V 13 32 Belur (TP) Hassan ill 99 33 Belvata (CT) Mysore V 2(b) 34 Bhadravati (CMC) Shimoga I 15 35 Bhalki (TMC) Bidar ill :!) 36 Bhatkal (TMC) Uttara Kannada ill 13(a) 37 Bhimarayanagudi (NAC) Gulbarga VI :2 38 Bhogadi (CT) Mysore VI 2(e) 39 Bidar(CMC) Bidar I 13 40 Bijapur Bijapur I 10

212 Alphabetical List of Towns contd ..

S I. No. Town District Clas~ S I. No. in the Table

41 Biigi(TP) Bagalkot IV 31 42 Birur(TMC) Chikmagalur III R5 43 Bommanahalli (CMc) Bangalore I(c) 44 Bommasandra (CT) Bangalore V 10 45 Byadgi (TMC) Haveri III 70 46 Byatarayanapura (CMC) Bangalore I I(d) 47 Challakere (TMC) Chitradurga III 48 Chamarajanagar (CMe) Chamarajanagar If 14 49 Channagiri (TP) Davanagere IV 7 50 Channapatna (CMC) Bangalore Rural n 12 51 Channarayapatna (TMC) Hassan 1II 31 52 Chik Ballapur (CMC) Kolar II 21 53 Chikmagalur (CMC) Chikmagalur I 24 54 Chiknayakanhalli (TMC) Tumkur III f1) 55 Chikodi (TMC) Belgaum III 37 56 Chincholi (TP) Gulbarga IV 16 57 Chintamani (CMC) Kolar II 10 58 Chitapur (TP) Gulbarga ill 61 59 Chitgoppa (TMC) Bidar ill 75 60 Chitradurga (CMC) Chitrqadurga I 21 61 Dandeli (CMC) Uttara Kannada II 22 62 Dargajogihalli (eT) Bangalore Rural V 20 6..1 Dasarahalli (CMC) Bangalore I I(b) ~ Davanagere (CMC) Davanagere 7 65 Devadurga (TP) Raichur ill 91 ffi Devanahalli (TMC) Bangalore Rural ill 81 67 Dod Ballapur (CMC) Bangalore Rural II 6 68 Donimalai Township (CT) Bcllary V 17 ff) Gadag-Betigeri (CMC) Gadag I 17 70 Gajendragarh (TMC) Gadag ill 53 71 Gangawati (CMC) Koppal II 23 72 Gauribidanur (TMC) Kolar ill 47 73 Gokak(CMC) Belgaum II 8 74 Gokak Falls (NAC) Belgaum IV 53 75 Gunikoppal (eT) Kodagu V 14 76 Gottikere (CT) Bangalore IV I(m) 77 Gubbi (TP) Tumkur IV 19 78 Gudibanda (TP) Kolar V 3 79 Gulbarga (M.Corp.) Gulbarga I 6 ~ Guledgudda (TMC) Bagalkot III 34 81 Gundlupet (TM~) Chamarajanagar III 63 82 Gurmatkal (TP) Gulbarga IV 17 83 Haliyal (TP) U ttara Kannada III % 84 Hangal (TMC) Haveri III 74 K'i Harapanaha[!i (TP) Davanagere III 1.:1- 86 Hmihar (CMCl Da\"anagere II 3 87 Hassan (CMC) Hassan 18(a)

21J Alphabetical List of Towns coutd..

51. No. Town District Class 51. No. in the Table

88 Hattl (CT) Raichur IV 49 89 Hatti Gold MineHNAC) Raichur IV 38

91 Hebbagodi (CT) Bangalore IV 50 92 Hebhalu (CT) Mysore VI 1(0) 93 Heggadadevankote ITP) Mysore IV 51 94 Herohalli ICT) Bangalorc IV I(k) 95 Hindalgi (CT) Belgaum IV S(c) % Hirekemr (TP) Ha'>eri IV 28 gy Hiriyur (TMc) Chitradurga ill 2 ~ Holalkere Ilkal (TMC) Bagalkot n 25 114 lndi (TMC) Bijapur III 43 liS Jagalur (TP) Davanagere IV 37 ]]6 Jamkhandi (TMC) Bagalkot n 18 117 levargi (TP) Gulbarga IV 4 118 Jog Falls (NAC) Shimoga IV 47 119 Kadigenahalli (CT) Bangalore V 24 120 KadurtTMC) Chikmagalur ill 45 121 Kalghatgi

214 Alphabetical List of Towns contd..

S I. No. Town District Class S I. No. in the Table 134 Kolar (CMC) Kolar " 135 Kollegal (TMC) Chamarajanagar II 24 136 Konanakunte (CT) Bangalore IV If]) 137 Konnur (TP) Be!gaum IV 12 138 Koppa (TP) Chikmagalur V 25 139 Koppal (TMC) Koppal II 19 140 Koratagere (TP) Tumkur IV 44 141 Kotekara (CT) Dakshina Kannada IV 4(d) 142 Kothnur (CT) Bangalore ill I (j) 143 Kotturu (TP) Bellary III 86 144 Krishnarajanagara (TMC) Mysore III 46 145 Krishnarajapura (CMC) Bangalorc I I(e) 146 Krishnarajasagara (NAC) Mandya V 6 147 Krishnarajpet (TP) Mandya m '1-,'7 148 Kudchi (TP) Belgaum IV 2 149 Kudligi (TP) Bellary III 92 ISO Kudremukh (NAc) Chikmagalur V X 1)1 Kumta (TMC) Uttara Kannada ill 32 152 Kundapura (rMC) Udupi III 51 153 Kundgol (TP) Dharwad IV IX 154 KunigaJ (TMC) Tumkur III ~~ IS) Kurgunta (CT) Gulbarga V 4 15(1 Kushalnagar (CT) Kodagu IV 46 157 Kushtagi (TP) Koppal III 95 I)X Lakshmeshwar (fMC) Gadag m 35 159 Ling~ugur (TP) Raichur III 59 160 Londa (CT) Belgaum V 19 161 Maddur (TMC) Mandya III 62 162 Madhugiri (TMC) Tumkur III 64 163 Madikeri (TMC) Kodagu 1II 40 164 Magadi (TMC) Bangalore Rural III n 16) Mahadevapura (CMC) Bangalore l(f) 166 Mahalingpur (TMC) Bagalkot TIl 44 167 Malavalli (TMC) Mandya TIl 25 Iffi Mallar(CT) Udupi V 22 169 Malur (TMC) Kolar III 56 170 Mandya (CMC) Mandya 19 171 Mangalore (1'\'1 Corp.) Dakshina Kannada 4(a) 172 Manvi (TMC) Raichur III 20 m Molakalmum (TP) Chitradurga IV 42 174 Mudalgi (TMC) Belgaum m 49 175 Mudhidri (TMC) Dakshina Kannada 1Il ffi 17(1 ~1uddebihal (T1\1C) Bijapur III 54 ,-,-, ! Mudgal (TP) Raichur IV ) I~:-: :'vll1JIl\'! (T1\.IC) Bagalkot III 12 i~l) :\ludlgcl-': (TP) Chikllwgallll- V -" i.'-,(I !'Vllldu\hcJdl' (eTI Dak ,hi n~1 Kalll1ati.l V --Itg I

21:'i Alphabetical List of Towns contd..

S I. No. Town District Class SI. No. in the Table

18] Mulbaga] (TMC) Kolar III 7 182 Mulgund (TP) Gadag IV 9 183 Mulki (TP) Dakshina Kannada IV 22 IS{ Mulur(CT) Dakshina Kannada V 2b 185 Mundargi (fPI Gadag III 97 186 Mundgod (TP) Uttara Kannada IV 25 ]87 Munirabad Project Area (CT) Koppal V 7 188 Munnur (CT) Dakshina Kannada V 4(f) 189 Mysore (M Corp.) Mysore 2 190 Nagamangala (TP) Mandya IV 2b 19] Nanjangud (TMC) Mysore III 3 192 Narasimharajapura (TP) Chikmagalur V 11 193 Naregal (TP) Gadag IV Xl 194 Nargund (TMC) Gadag III 38 195 Navalgund (TP) Dharwad III CX) 1% Nelamangala (TP) Bangalore Rural III 71 197 Nipani (CMC) Be1gaum II 17 198 Pandavapura (TP) Mandya IV 8 llJ9 Pattanagere (CMC) Bangalore n lig) 2iX) Pavagada (TP) Tumk.'1lr III 55 201 Piriyapatna (TP) Mysore IV 35 2iJ2 Pudu (CT) Dakshina Kannada IV 48 203 Puttur(TMC) Dakshina Kannada III 4 204- Rabkavi-Banhatti (CMC) BagaIkot IT 7 205 Raichur (CMC) Raichur 12 2()) Ramanagaram (CMC) Bangalore Rural II 4 207 Ramdurg (TMC) Belgaum III 22 208 Ranibennur (CMC) Haveri II 2 200 Raybag (TP) Belgaum IV 27 210 Robertson Pet (CMe) Kolar I 16(a) 211 Ron (TP) Gadag III 9:1- 212 Sadalgi (TP) Belgaum III 100 213 Sagar (TMC) Shimoga II 2b 2]4 Sakleshpur (TMC) Hassan III 83 .ns Saligram (TMC) Udupi IV 34- 216 Sandur (TP) Bellary III 58 217 Sankeshwar (TMC) Belgaum III 39 218 Satyamangala (CT) Hassan IV 18(b) 219 Saundatti-Yel1amma (TMC) BeIgaum III 19 220 Savanur (TMC) Haveri III 26 221 Sedam (TMC) Gulbarga III 41 )y) Shahabad (TMO Gulbarga II 9(a) 223 ShahahadACC (NAC) Gulbarga V 9(b) 22-1- Shahpur (TMC) Gulharga lU 17 22) Shaktinagar (CTI Raichur IV 6 .22(, Shiggaon (fP) Haveri III 76 .,-;: ShlJ.,.wpur (T\!t"/ Shillloga IlJ 42

21n Alphabetical List of Towns contd..

Sl. No. Town District Class S I. No. in the Table

228 Shimoga (CMC) Shimoga 9 229 Shirhatti (TP) Gadag IV 24 230 Shorapur (TMC) Gulbarga III 9 231 Shrirangapattana (TMC) Mandya III T7 232 Siddapur (TP) Uttara Kannada IV 43 233 Sidlaghatta (TMC) Kolar III 15 234 Sindgi (TMC) Bijapur III 57 235 Sindhnur (TMC) Raichur II 13 236 Sira(TMC) Tumkur II 27 237 Siralkoppa (TP) Shimoga IV 41 238 Sirsi (CMC) Uttara Kannada II 11 239 Siruguppa (TP) BeIlary III 11 240 Someshwar (CT) Dakshina Kannada III 4(b) 241 Somvarpet (TP) Kodagu V 15 242 Sorab (TP) Shimoga V 12 243 Sringeri (TP) Chikmagalur VI 4 244 Srinivaspur (TP) Kolar III 84 245 Sulya (TP) Dakshina Kannada IV 11 246 Talikota (TMC) Bijapur III 6S 247 Tarikere (TP) Chikmagalur III 33 248 Tekkalakote (TP) Bellary III 79 249 Terdal (TP) Bagalkot III 78 250 Thokur-62 (CT) Dakshina Kannada V 4 251 Thumbe (CT) Dakshina Kannada V 23 252 Tiptur (TMC) Tumkur II 23 253 Tirthahalli (TP) Shimoga IV 36 254 Tirumakudal- Narsipur (TP) Mysore V 255 Tumkur (CMC) Tumkur I 11 256 Turuvekere (TP) Tumkur IV 45 257 Udupi (CMC) Udupi I Xl 258 UIla! (TP) Dakshina Kannada III 4(b) 259 UttarahaIli (CT) Bangalore IV 1(n) 2ff) Venkatapura (CT) Uttara Kannada V l3(b) 261 Vijayapura (TMC) Bangalore Rural III 5() 262 Virajpet (TP) Kodagu IV 32 263 Wadi (CT) Gulbarga III 30(b) 264 Wadi ACC (NAC) Gulbarga VI 30(a) 265 Yadgir (TMC) Gulbarga II 15 266 Yelahanka (CMC) Bangalore II l(h) 267 Yelandur (TP) Chamarajanagar V 5 268 Yelbarga (TP) Koppal IV 52 269 YeJlapur (TP) Uttara Kannada IV 13 270 Yenagudde (CT) Udupi VI 3

217 Alphabetical List of Urban Agglomerations - 2001

Sl. No. Urban Agglomeration District Class SI.No. in Table A·4

Ankola UA Uttara Kannada III 66 2 Arsikere UA Hassan III 6 :\ Athni UA Belgaum III 16 4 Bangalore UA Bangalore 5 Be!gaum UA Belgaum 5 6 Bhatka! UA Uttara Kannada III 13 7 BiJar UA Bidar I 13

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