CENSUS OF INDIA 1981

SERIES 2 ANDHRA PRADESH

DI$TRiCT CENSUS HANDBOOK KURNOOL

PARTS XIII-A & B

VILLAGE 8: TOWN DIRECTORY

VILLAGE & TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

.' S. S. JAVA RAO OF Tt\E '''DIAN ADMINiSTRATIVE S£RVlCE DIRECTOR OF CE"SU~ .OPERATIONS ANDHRA PRAD£SH

PUBLISHED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH 19" SRI RAGHAVENDRASWAMY SRI NDAVANAM AT MANTRALAYAM

The motif presented on the cover page represents 'Sri R8ghavendraswamy Brindavanam' at Mantral, ya,,7 village in Yemmiganur taluk of K'Jrnool district. At Mafitra Ifl yam, ever/ yt:ar in the month of Sravana tAugust) on th~ secon I day of th~ dark fortnigf-it (Bahula Dwitiya) the 'ARADHANA' of Sri Raghavendraswamy (the day on which the saht bJdily entered th1 B rindavan3m) is celebrated with great fervour. Lakhs of people throng Mantra/ayam on this day for the ineffalJ/e ex­ perience of the just b~lfll therl1. Sri R ghavr::ndraswamy is one of the famous Peetadh'pithis (Pontiffs):md 17th in the line of succes­ sion from Sri Madhwacharya, the original founder of 'Dwaitha Philos3phy'. Th9 Swa 71iji took over the charge at the PEETHA in the year 1624 4. D. and made extensive tours all over the country and almost ruled the Vedantha Kingdom for 47 years. The Swamiji entered the B'fnddvanam at Mantra/ayam alive in the month of August, 1671. Th:! Briodavanam in which lies the astral body cf the Saint Raghavendraswamy in TAPAS (medJtation, is a rectanfJular black granite stone resting on KURMA (tof!oisf;) carved tn stone. It faces the id']( of S" Hanuman installed by the Saint himself. It IS S'J d that without the grace ,of the right GURU (te3ch8r), there is no a:-:cess to the Loru's feet. Th"] sea of surging humanity at Mmtralayam tod3Y bears testimony to Sri Raghavendrdswamy's insight as a spi{ltual guide an f vision as a seer. The Swamij,'s accomplishments were so varied, many sid -d and so enchantinq, that ever. today, after a lapse of more than 312 years, his very n3m ~ is all~"ng and (fIsplfing. The SWdmiji performed many miracles awl establi.5hed faith in Divine Power and blstowed blessings on many th'Jusands of pf!n,Ole bv curing their physical and m,}ntal ailments. A'7 tnstmce of his D,vin:: PJw~r is th3t he gave darshw to Sir Thom3s Munro, Governor of Mddras in 1821, after a period of 100 voars of his S1j::eva Samadhl (Details publish"! f by the Bfltish Gave" ment in Madras DjstrictGazett,;!]r, Vol 1, 8'Jf/3ry u7d9r Ch'1oter XV, AtYli Ta/uk, P1]~ 213). 5aint Ragh.:Nendraswamy lives in his great works which are mor"! thJn 47 ;'1 num'Jer HIs m'Jgn­ uum opus is PARIM.:.LA. rUf'mng into 1,200 pages, which is a dillectic commentary on saInt Jayatheertha's 'Sream1llyayasudha' a Hfma!dyan f;:'x'ii,f!esis, encycloped1ac in content and o(lginJI in phiioSJDf) cal analysiS. In 11 velses, :;r; Raf,havr-l7draswDmy has summarised 24,000 Vdrses of Valmlki's Rdmayana and 43 verses the entire Mahabharata The Saint's factle commentary on the Brahm'Mutras, the Gila and the V.3dds resol­ ves m:wy crucial, difficult and abstruse philosoph,cal conc~pt in clear, lu;id and simp/'j language. Mar,yar.} anecdotes describing the immenSA YogIc powers of the Saint. He has wonderful mystic POW2I" wrich are remsrkable m that they continue to happen even (his day wh3rev8r lh-n are Blindavanams of Sri Raghavendraswamy. Devotees say that the Saint appears in their drt:1ams to instruct and guide. Thus stands the Brindavanam of Saint Raghavendraswamy known as Kaliyuga Kamadh~nu, radIating grace and solace to a!/' d6v6tee's'wha seek his benevolence and blessings. (Mantraiayam is w~jlconnected by rcad from al/ towns of Raya/aseema ami also from Vijayawada imdHy1t:1rabad from which the APSRTC runs a daily service, To travel by (fain, .'J'H C3n rnch M3ntrala­ yam Road Railway Sration on the Guntakal-Raichur section of the Madras-Bombay trunk railway anJ the vi lIage is 12 kms. from the rai/,station. ) '. ~. I '. • ." • • .' Source:- ,. Ndc sellt by the Manager, Sri Raghavendraswamy Mutt, M, ntralayam. ~. Rdigion Column of Weekend Newstime issue dated 12-8-1984. FOREWORD

The district census handbook (DCH), compiled by the Census Organisation on behalf of the State Governments, is one of the most valuable products of the Census. The DCH is cOl'lstantly referred to by planners, administrators. academicians and researchers. It is Inter alia used for delimitation of con­ stituencies, formulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to district administration. The district census handbook is the only publication which provides Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data up­ to village level for the rural areas and wardwise for each city or town. It also provides data on infrastruc­ ture and amenities in villages and towns, etc.

The district census handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained impor­ tant census tables and PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, including PCA. The 1971 DCH series was planned in three parts. Part-A related to village and town directory. Part- B to village and town PCA and Part- C comprised analytical report, administrative statistics, district census tables and ct'>rtain analytical tables based on PCA and amenity data in respect of villages. However, in some states it was confined to distri­ ct census tables and in a few cases altogether given up due to delay in compilation and printing.

While designing the format of 1981 DCH series some new features along with the restructuring of the formats of village and town directory have been attempted. At!the same time, comparability with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the amenities except power suppyl in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not avai..: lable in the refer rent viliage the distance in broad ranges from the nearfst place where the amenity is available may be given. The restructuring of!the format .of the village directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect particularly in relation to amenities and land-use. pattern is expected to further meet the need of micro level planing for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area planning but in the regulating the provision of goods and services well so as in minimising the regional imbalances in the process of development. A few new items of information have also been introduced to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such new items of Information on adult literacy centres,primary health subcentres,and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approach to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column, "total population and number of households" has been introdu­ ced to examine the correlation of the amenities with the population and number of households they serve. Addition of two more appendices listing the villages where no 'amenities are available and according to the proportion of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population to the total population has also been made with this view in mind.

The formats of the town directory have.also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in slums in Class-I and Class-I[ towns (Sta tement IV -A) has been introduced with this objec­ tive in mind. It is expected that this will help the planners to chalk out programmes on provision of ci­ vic amenities for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in Statament IV relating to civic and other amenities and abult literacy classes/centres under educational facilities in statement V are also added INTER ALIA with this view. A significant addi­ tion is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities 1I

in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns into consideration. The addition of the columns on civic administration status and population in a few statements also serves this purpose.

The format of the primary census abstract for the villages and towns has been formulated in the light of changes in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual sl ip ot' 1981 Census.

In order to avoid delay in publication of 1981 DCH series it h3s been so designed that Section 1&11 of the volume contains village and town directory and, Section III the PCA of villages and towns including the Schedul3d Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Taluk Town levels. At the beginning of the DCH a detailed ana!ytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on PCA and non-census data in re­ 'ation to the infrastructure has been introduced to enhance its value. The district and taluk town level maps depicting the boundaries and other important features have been inserted at appropriate places, to further enhance the value.of the publication.

This publication is a joint venture of the State Government and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled in the State under the direction of shri S. S. Jaya Rao, I. A. S., Director of Census Ooerations Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad on behalf of the State Government wh.ch has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of this publication w-&s carried out by Dr. N.G. Nlg, Deputy Registrar General (Social studies) of my office. Dr. B. K. Roy, De­ puty Registrar General (Map) provided the technical guidance in the preparation of the maps. Data re-­ ceived from Census Directorates havd been scrutinised in tha Social Studies Division at the headquart­ ers under the guidance of Shri M. M. Dua' Senior Research Officer. I am thankful to all who have con­ tributed in this project.

NEW DELHI P. PADMANABHA The 26th April. 1982. Registrar General, India PREFACE

District Census Handbook i. the most important of the local publications brought out by the Census Organisation. Thil is a joint venture of the State and Central Governments. The chapter on Histof'Y Of District Census Handbook details its history and growth right from the inception of Census in H372. while the foreword of the Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India highlights the scope and significance of the tremendous improvements brought about from time to time since 1951 to 1981, in the presentation of data so as to meet the demands of planning and administrative needs of the Governments and the data users. Needless to say that it is of immense use to planners, admifliskators, academicians, scholars, researchers, social workers, etc.

The restructuring of the format of the Village Directory at the 1981 Census has been done parti­ cu~a'iv 10 incorporate the exhaustive data on infrastructure in relation to amenities and land use pattern to meet the needs of micro-level and local area planning for rural areas as well IS to meet the Minimum Needs and Revised Minimum Needs programmes of the planning Commission. It is further intended to help regulating the provision of goods and services and also to enable minimising regional imbalances in the process of development. The formats of the Town Directory have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme, by adding statements on civic and other amenities in s1ums -in Class I and Class II Towns, columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population, adult Hteracy centres, working women's hostels, etc. In the process of collection of data for this volume various State and Central Government departments have extended their kind co-operation. The District Census Handbook comprises two-parts- Part A - detailed analytical note supported by a number of in­ set tables based on Census and non-Census data in relation to infrastructure and part B-Village and Town Directories as well as Primary Cen.us Abstract of Villages and Towns.

In this joint venture of the State and Central Governments, while the collection, processing in­ cluding compilation, tabulation and finalisation of the write up have been done by the Directorate of Census operations, Andhra Pradesh, under the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, the paper and printing costs are borne by the Government of Andhra Pradesh State. I offer my grateful thanks to Sri S. R. Rama Murthy. I. A. S. (Retd.)' former Chief Secretary of the Government of Andhra Pradesh and Sri M. Appa Rao, Joint Secretary (Retd.), General Administration (Elections) Department for the kind co-operation and encouragement extended by them at the time of 1981 Census. Grateful thanks are also due to Sri Shravan Kumar, I. A. S .. the present Chief Secretary, Sri B. N. Jaya Simha, I. A. 5., Special Chief Secretary, General Administration Department and Chief Electoral Officer who is also in charge of Census and to Sri P. V. Gopala Rao, I. A. S., Deputy Secretary, General Administration Department, for extending their kind :co-operation. The Director of Printing and Stationery has been helpful in selecting good private printing presses for printing the Handbooks.

My grateful thanks are due to Sri S. S. Jaya Rao, I. A. S, Director of Census Operations, Andhra Pradesh, under whose direction the entire Census Operations Programme was successfully carried out in the State. He has retired from service after superannuation in April, 1984. 'am extremely grateful to Sri P. Padmanabha, J. A. 5., former Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India, whose con­ stant guidance and advice were a source of strength and to Dr. N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies)who has formulateJ~he contents of the Handbook in detail. Grateful thanks are also due to Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) under whose guidance the Map Division has scru­ tinised the district map and the taluk maps evincing very keen interest and to Sri M. M. Dua, Senior Re­ search Officer (now Deputy Director), who has scrutinised the data presented here with very minute care. I feel it a proud privilege and bounden duty to offer my sincere and grateful thanks to Sri V. S. IV

Verma, I. A. S., Registrar General and Census Commissioner. India and to Sri V. P. Pandey, Joint Regi­ strar General. India. for their constant guidance and advice in both administrative and technical matters.

In the finalisation of the write UP. compilation and processing of data for the volume, I have been ably assisted by Sri B. Satyanarayana, as Deputy Director and as Assistant Director of Census Op­ erations, with the assistance of an efficient team led by Sm't.'p. Lalitha, Investigator who has gained rich experience and specialised this subject. Sri Shyam Deo. Research Officer, ably guided the Map Section in the preparation of maps included in this publication. I am thankful to all those offi­ cials who have c~At'ribut"edin'brii'¥ging!i"otJt this'v6hfmio'Ous publication.

~ "r 2Th~ folio\Ning officials '~".it;o have worked:on the IJreseht vcHume ofKurnoolDistrict Cedsu$ Harfd'- book deservEiIJ'lY thanks foJ';theU:eohtribution. ., ,;:.:'. ' ,'.

Sri .·N.C. Hanumantha ReddY;T'abolation Officer '), . Dra~ting; S'~'r~~iny qnd Smt. P.A.M. Tay:aru. r .SIJ·pervisio-.,.of Printing TabldatiQ~Officer, j

Sri G.K. Yadagiri. Stati~tical Assistant ::., i: ..' Supervision of Printing

Sri fa' Ra~(:Aander,'Statistical Assistant ") Smt. A~~iJth 'Pasha. Slatisti~al Assistant . !: "J : !, _ ... :: ,': ";: ,-', Sri Khamolal, Statistical Assistant l Sri j. ~aja ~opala Rao, Statistic;al A,ss\.sta~, COn'lPt)tor l of maps and proof reading SmL ,B. Kusuma Kumari,· Computor. J Kum. Arifa, Su I:tana, Computor Smt. A.R. Vidyasri, Computor I, .. Smt . S. Ambujam, Computor Smt. . N. SitaXumari, Computor Smt. G, E: Rflni, Computor I Sri K. Ramesh Reddy, Computor I Sri B. Nadavaiah, Computor Sri G. Venk.qteswara Rao, Computor I J

Or. (Kum.) Aqueeda Begum, Cartographer '), Sri M. N. Ram Mohan. Senior Artist >-, Supervision of Mapping Work' Sri 'Syed Ahmed, Senior Artist I J

Smt. Daya Saxena, Artist Sfi M J, Sadiq, Senior Draughtsman Sri Mohinuddin Hasan. Senior Draughtsman lI Sri B: Raghu Ram, Senior Draughtsman Sri K. Deva Dass, Senior Draughtsman Sri M. A. Qadeer, Draughtsman Sri B. Ramsheshu, Draughtsman Preparation of maps Sri T. Trinadh. Draughtsman Sri K Shyam Prasad Reddy, Draughtsman Sri G. Marianna, Draughtsman Sri D, Chiranjeevi Raju, Draughtsman Smt. R.R.S.N. Subba Lakshmi, Draughtsman Sri M.K. Zahiruddin, Draughtsman ) I v

"I Sri N. V. Manohar Rao, Senior Steno Smt. P. V. D. Lakshmi, Junior Steno \ Smt. Ch. Lalitha Kumar\' Junior Steno \ PreparaHon at fai, copie' Smt. J. Bharathi, L. D. C. Sri Md. Khaia Moinuddin, L. D. C. ,) Sri Md. Ismail. L. D. C.

CH. PURNACHANDRA RAO DEPVTY DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS tHyderabad M.:mHRA PRADESH D.6-1-1986

CONTENTS

.: :PART-A Pages

·1~.: 'Important statistics of the district ix-x

:2. Map of the district Facing Page (i) .3. Analytical note i (i) Brief history of the district (1-4) ... (ii) General, phyisical aspects, hills, rivers. flora, fauna, climate, rainfall, soils, history of district as an administrative unit and changes in its component parts in general and during the decade in particular (5-11)

.. (iii) Major characteristics of the district particularly in relation to the economic )esources namely forestry, minerals and mining, electriciiy;and power, land and land-use pattern, tenancy, agriculture. animal husbandry, fishery, industry, trade and com­ merce. transport etc. (12-18) {iV) Brief description of places of religious, historical or archaeo­ logical importance in villages and places of tourist in the towns of the district (19-21) (V) Census concepts of' rural and urban areas and other terms " : namely census house, household, scheduled castes/scheduled tribes. literates. main worker, marginal worker, non-worker, etc. (22-24) (iV) History of the district census hand book, scope of village direct­ ory, town directory statements and PCA (25-37) (Vii) Brief analysis of the village and town directory, PCA data based on inset tables and a note on physically handicapped persons. (38-60) PART-B Village and town directory and Primary Census Abstract SECTION I -VILLAGE DIRECTORY (i) Note explaining the codes used in the village Directory 1-2 (ii) Village Directory with Taluk Map on facing page of alphabetical Jist 1 Adoni 3-17 2 Yemmiganur 19--27 3 Kodumur 29-35 ~ Kurnool 37-44 5 Nandikotkur 47-53 6 Atma~.ur 55-61 7 Nandyal 63-73 8 Allagadda 75-85 viii

9 Koilkunt!a / 87-97 10 Banganapalle 99-105" 11 Dhone 107-119 12 Pattikonda 121-.29 13 Alur 131 14~ (iii) Appendices (I-IV) to the Village Directory 142-161 (iV) L.C. Nos. forthreedecaoes (1961 to 1981) 162-189 SECTION II-TOWN DIRECTORY (i) Note explaining the codes used in the Town Directory 191-192

(ii) Town Directory statements (1 to VI and IVA) 194-209

SECTfON III-PRIMARY CEf'.ISUS ARSTRACT (i) Dfstr;ct peA 212-217 (ii) Taluk-wise peA (a) 1 Adoni 219-229 2 Yemmiganur 231-237 3 Kodumur 239-243 -4 Kurnool 245-255 5 Nandikotkur 257-263 6 Atmakur 265-275 7 Nandyal 277-267 8 Allagadda 289-297 9 Koilkuntla 299-305 10 Banganapalle 307-313 11 Dhone 315-325 12 Pattikonda 327-333 13 Alur 335-341 (b) Description of Urban Enumeration Blocks 342-364 (c) Appendix to urban PCA 365-398 (iii) Special PCA on SC and ST 399-407 IMPORTANT STATISTICS COMPARATIVE FIGURES OF THE STATE AND DISTRICT

Andhra Pradesh Kurnool State District POPULATION TOTAL ... Persons 53,549,673 2,407,299 Males 27,108.922 1,226,943 Females 26,440,751 1,180,356

RURAL ... Persons 41,062.097 1,817.700 Males 20,697.627 923.946 Females 20,364,470 893,754

URBAN ..• Persons 12.487.576 589,599 Males 6,411,295 302,997 Females 6,076,281 286,602

DECENNIAL POPULATION 23.10 21.45 GROWTH RATE 1971-81

GEOGRA.PHICAL AREA (Sq. Kms.) ... 275,068 17,658

DENSITY OF POPULATION (per Sq. Km.) 195 136

SEX-RATIO (Number of Females per 1,000 Males) 975 962

LITERACY RATE ... Persons 29.94 28.73 Males 39.26 39.96 Females 20.39 17.06

PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 23.32 24.49 TO TOTAL POPULATION

PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION (I) MAIN WORKERS ..• Persons 42.26 44.24 Males 57.12 55.67 Females 27.01 32.38

(II) MARGINAL WORKERS ... Persons 3.50 2.46 Males 0.56 0.41 Females 6.53 4.58

(III) NON-WORKERS ... Persons 54.24 53.30 Males 42.32 43.92 Females 66.46 63.04 BREAK-UP OF MAIN WORKERS PERCENTAGE AMONG MAIN WORKERS

(I) CULTIVATORS ... Persons 32.74 26.22 Males 36.86 32.38' Females 23.79 15.22

(II) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS .,. Persons 36.79 46.86 Males 26.51 33.6& Females 59.07 70.48

(HI) HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY ... Persons 4.70 3.32 Males 4.50 3.28 Females 5.14 3.39'

(IV) OTHER WORKERS .,. Persons 25.77 23.60 Males 32.13 30.69' Females 12.00 10.91

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTE ... Persons 14.87 15.62 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 14.90 15.65· Females 14.84 15.59'

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBE Persons 5.93 1.66· POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 5.97 1.67 Females 5.89 1.64

NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES ... 10,422-448 436,879,

NUMBER OF VILLAGES ... Total 29.281 911. Inhabited , . 27,379 892 Un-inhabited 1,902 19,

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A complete picture of the History of the dis­ collected tribute from other Pallava subordinates. trict was presented in the 1961 Kurnool· District The Nalas belonged to a family of local chiefs who Census Hand Book. In this present volume a very were, about this time ruling over the territory of sketchy picture of the district is presented, avoi­ Nalavadi, which lay in the direction of Bellary and ding, however, information of transitory nature. Kurnoo!. The Nalas were defeated by Kirthivarman I, the western Chalukya ruler of Badami and their The District derived its name from its chief territory was occupied. The important rulers of this town Kurnool, which was the capital of the former dynasty ware Adityavarman and Vikramaditya 1. Nawabs anrl at present, the headquarters of the About this period, a local dynasty called the district. The name Kurnool, is said to have been Telugu Cholas of Badinenipalle held sway over derived from "Kandenavolu." According to tradi­ some parts of this district. Bikra Mahaditya Raja tion, in the 11 th Century A.D. the Odderas who (Vikramaditya), Biki Raja and Koki were the well carted stones for the construction of a temple at known rulers of this dynasty. This district then Alampur, used the site on which the town now passed into the hands of the Rashtrakutas. During stands as a halting place before crossing the the reign of the Rashtrakuta ruler Sarva Amogha­ Tungabhadra and greased their cart wheels with varsha I, the Chalukya ruler of Vengi attacked and destroyed Stambhapuri which was part of the oil, locally supplied by some of the oil mongers Rashtrakuta dominions. Amoghavarsha despatched and called the place "Kandenavolu" which subse­ forces against the ChaJukyas and defeated them. quently came to be known as Kurnool - the town The district continued to be under the rule of the of 'Kandena' or grease. Rashtrakutas till A D. 973 in which year Taila II, the founder of the dynasty of the Western Chalu­ The history of the district can be traced from kyas of Kalyani rose to power. His successor the period of the Nandas. Though the southern Satyasraya came into conflict with the Imperial boundary of the Nanda empire can not be defini­ Cholas and was forced'to surrender the territory tely fixed, the existence of Punch marked coins all south of Tungabhadra to the Cholas. Jayasimha II over India, the names of places like Nandavaram, tried to re-occupy the territory but he could Nandyal, Mahanandi and Nandikotkur and the ref­ succeed only partially. The rule of Someswara I erence to the reign of Nandana Chakravarti over Someswara II, Vikramaditya VI, Someswara III this district suggest the sway of the Nandas on and Jagadekamalla II over this district is evidenced the southern boundary, also Chandragupta Maurya by several inscriptions in the district. overthrew the Nanda dynasty around 323 A. D. The important rulers of the Mauryan dynasty were Kaluchurya Bijjala and his son Somideva ruled Chandragupta Maurya, the founder of Mauryan dy­ this province till A. D. 1177. During the 12th nasty, Bindusara and Asoka. After the Mauryas, Century A. D. when a large portion of this district the district passed into the hands of the Satavaha­ came under the Chalas, it was ruled by a subor­ nas and later the Pallavas. During their reign, the Pallavas came into conflict with their subordinate, dinate family known as Velanadu Cholas. Gonka Kadamba Mayura Sarman, who rebelled, carv­ I was originally appointed Governor of the terri­ ed out an independent kingdom for himself and tory between the Mahendragiri (Ganjam) and

Sou.ces :- 1. An extract from District Census Hand Book 1961 - Kurnool District. Andhra Pradesh Andhra Pradesh District Gazetcers, 1974 - Kurnool District. [2]

Srisailam (Kurnool) mountains. The successors early years of his reign and conquered them and of Gonka I strengthened their position in due appOinted hi;:; Son Anavota as its Governor. course and made themselves masters of the entire coast21 Andhra. Kulottunga Vira Rajendr2 Chola After Prolaya Vema. Anavota took over the reigns succeeded in bringing some more parts of this of Government in A. D. 1353 and ruled for about 9 district under his control. years. During his reign, the Recilerlas of Racha~ konda crossed the Krishna and conquered Srisai­ After the rule of the western Chalukyas of lam in this district and annexed it to their kingdom. Kalyani. 'he \Nestern portion of the district passed The Vijayanagar ruler Bukka I led an expedition to into the hands of the YadaV3S of Devagiri, while the South of Krishna and conquered Ahobilam and the eas:ern part came under the Kakatiyas of Dupad in this district and the administration of Warongal, during the time of Rudra. Rudra's Dupad was entrusted to the chiefs of Ravela fami­ successor Klkatiya Ganapati, defeated the ly. The western limit of the Reddi Kingdom in this ':elanadu C :,ief Prithvisvara and annexed his kingdom to the Kokatiya dominion. district considerably receded and Anavota's rule was thus clouded by defeat and disaster. Ganapati was succeeded by Rudramba. Rud­ However, Anavema, the brother and successor of r3mba had to fight a battle agClinst the KByastha Anavota, launched an expedition and recovered chief Ambadeva. She herself led an army, defea­ the territory stretching as far as Srisailam Kumara­ ted Ambadeva and forced him to surrender Tri­ giri son of Anavota, succeeded Anavema. Devaraya, purantaka" and the surrounding territory. Gona son of tfle Vijayanagar ruler Harihara H, took adv­ Vitthala, a subordinate of Rudramba attacked the antage of the disturbed conditions in the Reddi Yadava territory in this district and captured the kingdom. attacked and captured Tripurantakam and forts of Adavani (Adoni) and Thumbalam (Tum­ Srisailam. Kumaragiri sent his General Kataya Vema balam). to recover these places. Kataya Vema infl.cted a crushing defeat on Harihara H and forced him to Pratapar..:dra, the grandson of Rudramba conclude a treaty by which Tripurantakam was ascended the throne in A. D. 1295. His reign ceded to Kumaragiri. Towards the end of Kumara­ witnessed several invasions by the Delhi Sultans. giri reign, there were disturbances all round on the In 1323 A. D. Pr:.taparudra \Nas defeated by Reddi Kingdom. Peda Komati Vema Reddi, to an Ulugh Khan (later ,Muhammad-Bin-Tughlaq) and extent, succeeded in preserving the kingdom intact his kingdom was annexed to the Deihi Empire. from the repeated incursions of tho Vijayanagar Prataparudra was captured· and sent as a prisoner rulers. His successor Racha Vema was a cruel to Delhi and it is presumed that he died on the way to Delhi. ruler and had little support from his subjects agai­ nst the invasions of the VijaYdnagar and the In A. D. 1323, this district passed under the Kalinga rulers. The Kalinga rulers overran the sway of Muhammad - Bin-Tugh:aq who divided the coastal tract, while the Vijayanagar kings Deccan and South India into five provinces and subjugated the remaining territory and annexed placed them under Governors. The inefficient rule it to their kingdom, thus bringing the entire Kurnool district under their sway. of the GGvernors resulted in uprisings which ulti­ mately resulted in the establishment of the king­ Harihara and Bukka founded the kingdom of doms of the Reddis, the Rayas of Vijayanagar and Vijayanagar in AD. 1336. Harihara I was the first the Bc.:hman;s. ruler of the Sangama dynasty. After Harihara I, Bukka [ ascended the throne. He led an invasion The eastern portion of Kuroool district came against the Reddis of Kondavidu, conquered Aho­ under the sway of the Reddi rulers. Prolaya Vema bilam and Duvvapadu and annexed them to the Reddi, the founder of the Reddi Kingdom, came in kingdom. This involved him in a war with Recherlas to conflict with the Telugu Chola chiefs ruling and the subsequent occupation of Srisailam. This over Tripurantakam and its neighbourhood, in the place was,however,retaken by the Reddi ruler Ana- [3] vema. During Devaraya II's reign, the remaining Krishnadevaraya of Vijayanagar. Another impor­ territories of'the Reddi klngdom were conquered­ tant event of this period was the advance of the and annexed to the Vijayanagar empire. The decli­ Moghul power to the South. Attempts of Quli­ ne of the Sangama dynasty started with the acce­ Qutb-ul-Mulk, the founder of the Outb-Stlahi ssion of Mallikarjuna. Saluva Narasimha murde­ dynasty, to establish his supremacy in this district red Virupaksha II and founded the Saluva dynasty were foiled by Velugoti Timma the chief of Gani by crowning himself king. After him, Narasa Naya­ (Nandyal Taluk). Ibrahim Qutb Shah's third ka became the Virtual Sovereign. The founder of expedition resulted in the occupation of the the Tuluva dynasty, Vira Narasimha, caused the eastern taluks of the district. The other prominent assassination of Illlmadi Narasimha of Saluva dyna­ rulers of the Qutb Shahi dynasty were Muhammad sty. Krishna Devaraya, the most prominent king Quli Qutb Shah and Abdulla Qutb Shah. During of Tuluva dynasty ascended the throne in A. D. the period of Abul Hasan Tana Shah (A. O. 1687), 1509 and extended his empire to considerable the Gutb Shahi Kingdom was annexed to the proportions. Eight distinguished poets called' Ash­ Mughal empire. ta Diggajas' adorned his court. Krishnadevaraya was succeeded by his half brother Achyutadeva­ Aurangazeb, the Mughal ruler, commissioned raya in A. D. 1530. It is said that the fort of Kur­ Ghazi-ud-din Khan to take possession of the nool was built during his period. Aliya Rama Rajas territories South of the Krishn.. Ghazi-ud-din- interference in the affairs of the Deccan resulted Khan, attacked and reduced Adoni, Kurnool and in the destruction of the Vijayanagar kingdom in Nandval and appointed Raja Shim Singh to look the battle of Tallikota in A.D. 1565. Though Kur­ after the administration of the district. After the nool went as the share for Bijapur Sultans, its death of Aurangazeb in A. 0.1707, Bahadur Shah. actual administration tor a long time was left to a Jahandar shah and Farrukhsiyar followed on the native ruler Ranga Raja, a nephew of Rama Raja. Mughat throne. In the time of Farrukhsiyar, By the middle of the 17th Century A.D. Vijayana­ Hussain Ali Khan, viceroy of the Deccan, allowed gar lost the whole of the Kurnool district. The dis­ the Marathas to collect the taxes of chauth and trict was also held by local families such as the chiefs of Velugodu, Nandyal, the Araveedu and Sardeshmukhi in the Mughal Deccan. The MughaJ rulers Rafi-ud-Darajat, Rafi-ud-Doula and Muha­ Owk during the hegemony of the Vijayanagar rule­ mmad Shah also held sway over this district. In rs. They gave unstinted support to their Sovereig­ A. D. 1724 Nizam-ul-Mulk, defeated, Mubariz ns and took an active part in putting down the Khan the Nizam ot Hvderabad and Ibrahim Khan. internal rebellions and repulsing the attacks of the the Jagirdar of Kurnool and founded the Asaf Jahi Qutb-Shahi Sultans. dynasty. During his rule, Kurnool was ruled by The Bahmani dynasty was founded by Ala­ Aluf Khan and Himmat Bahadur Khan. After the ud -din Hasan Bahman Shah and held sway over death of Nizam-ul-m"lk, Muzaffar Jung.Nasirjung a major portin of the Deccan for nearly two and Salabat Jung of the Asaf Jahi dynasty were hundred years. He was succeeded by his son involved in many battles for the throne. Another Muhammad I who spent most of his time in prominent ruler of this dynasty was Nizam Ali military campaigns. After his death, Ala-ud-dm Khan. Nizam Ali Khan feared the interference of Mujahid, Muhammad II and Firoz ruled this provi­ Hyder Ali of Mysore and joined the expedition nce for sometime. led by the Marathas against him. Hyder Ali howerer concluded separate secret treaties with The decline of this kingdom began with the rule of Muhammad Shah in A. D. 1482-1518. the Nizam and his allies. Marathas and separated Yusuf Adil Khan. the founder of the Adif Shahi them. In the treaty concluded with the Nizam Hyders dynasty tried in vain to extend his kingdom. He sovereignty over the territory extending up to the suffered ignominious defeats in the hands Tungabhadra was recognised. Hyder Ali enforced of Araveedu chiefs Rama Raja, Timma and the terms of the treaty by collecting tributes from [4] the Nawabs of Kurnool and Cuddapah in A. D. During the hegemony of the Mughals a nd the 1767 & 1768 respectively. Hyder Ali led two more Asaf"Jitlhis Oller this district, a family of chiefs expeditions in 1775 and 1779 and exacted tributes know'n as the Nawabs of Kurnoal ruled Kurnool as from the local chiefs. Hyder Ali's son Tipu also their' Jaghir. Daud Khan, Ibrahim Khan, Aluf attacked Adoni in 1786 and his deputy Mir Sadak Khan and Himmat Bahadur Knon occupied the occupied Adoni fort and demolished its 'fortifi~ Jaghir in succession. Apartfrom this Jaghir, the, cations. ' other~important Jaghir is that of Banganapalle. PHYSICAL ASPECTS

. General: The district derived its name from konda taluk and portions of Dhone:and Kurnool Kurnool, its headquarters toW": Etymologically, taluks.· ~" Kurnaol is a corruption of Kandenavolu~ the Krishna: This river rises in the Mahabale­ Telugu name by which it is referred to in the swar hills of Sattar district of Maharashtra State literature of the past. This district is one of the and enters Andhra Pradesh in Maktlia! taluk of four districts ceded by the Nizam to the British in Mahbubnagar dIstrict. The Krishna enters Kurnool the year A. D. 1800. With the formation of the district at KudaJi Sangam from where it forms the Andhra State in 1953, the Western boundary of Northern boundary of the district. After 'receiving. this district was extended by the addition of th,e the runs the wHo Adoni and Alur taluks of Bellary district: ; ,; Bh~vanasi, the Krishn~ thMti~h -stretches of the Nallama'i'ais. Then the river enters P~hysical Characteristics: Kurnoo! district the Krishna district through prakasam ti'istrict and lies between the Northern latitudes of 14° 54' and falls into the Bay of Bengal. ' . 16°,18'and ,the Eastern longitudes of 76"58' and 79° Kunderu: This river rises on the western side 34'.The district'of Kurnool is bounded on the North of the Erramalais. Taking a northerly course for by the Tungabhadra and K~ishna rivers as" well as a short distance, passes into the Kunderu valley Mahbubnagar district, on the East by the Pra~a$am and flows in the southern direction, collecting district, on the west by Bellary district of .Karna­ drainage all along its course from either side. It taka State and on the South by Anantapur and flows through Nandikotkur, Nandyal, Allagadda Cuddapah district$. The total area of this district and Koilkuntla ta!uks and finally falls into the is 17,658 Sq. Kms covered by a population of Pennar near Kamalapuram in Cuddapah district. 2,407,299 at the 1981 Census. The Madduleru and the Jurreru on the west and Rivers :- The important rivers of the' district the Galeru and the Vakkileru on the East are the are the Tungabhadra, its tributary the Handri, the chief feeders of the river Kunderu. Krishna, the Kunderu and the Gundlakamma.· Gundlakamma: The river takes . i'ts origin Tungabhadra : The Tungabhadra rises in the from the Nallamalai hills near Gundlabrahme­ Western ghats and forms the boundary between 'swaram·, and enters the Prakasam distr'ict through Kurnool district and the doab. This river forms Cumbum. part of northern boundary of this district andsepa­ Besides these, the district contains small rates Kurnoo! from the Telangana area. It runs in sreams some of which are Sudumvagu and a direct course eastwards until it reaches Kurnool Bhavanasi. where it unites with river Handri. Winding north­ wards, the ,river falls into the Krishna at Kudsli Flora: The district is covered with very Sangam about 29 Kilometres from KurnooL . thick forest. Throughout the rainy' and cold se~sons, the hills are quite green. In hot seasons, Handri: The Handri is a tributary 'of the the dried up bamboos and mountain hay, burnt Tungaohadra.lt flows through the taluk of Patti­ up by fire, present a dry appearance, except in konda. During its onward course, it receives a ravines and high valleys, where, springs water stream from the Erramalais and falls into the the ground and large trees are to be fol.m,d~ In the Tungabhadra at Kurnoo!. It drains much of Patti- northern parts,'where the jungle is poor, t~ere are

Source: Andhra pradesh District Gazetteers 1974 - Kurnool District. District Census Hand Book 1961 Census - KlIrnool District. [6] extensive grassy level lands which afford pasture the post monsoon or the retreating monsoon sea­ to the numerous herds of cattle especially during son. droughts. Rainfall : The average annual rainfall in Superior qualitY of teak is found on the hills. the district is 848.3mm.* The rai nfall in the Several mango and tamarind topes are also to be c$ntre' portion .of the district is heavy The found, and are said to have been planted by pious region round about Owk gets the least rainfall in the district. The rainfall in the district is cOFlfi­ Hlindul? ~s on~ of 'he seyen 'Sanatana",s,' or merito­ rious acts by' th.e performance of whichthey hoped ned to the months from May to November. The to attain spi~it~al h~pl?iness. Date palms and pal­ month of September records the highest rainfall. myra groves are also not uncommon. The heaviest showers usually occurfrom the north­ west of the district. Fauna:l(urnool with gQod forests especially in ~oil; Kurnool district is rich;n regar & red Eastern portion of ranges of the N.;tHama­ 'b~ the hill ferruginous ,soils Which ~onstitute about 60 and 40 lais, th~ V~likondas a~qto som~,extentthe Errama­ percent respectively. They are further classifi,ed as lais, was on~ pf th~ richest districts of the State for clayey, loamy and sandy soils. The blac::k cotton the of fauna. Jhe wjld life in vari~ty ~nd abundan~e soils are pte~ominant in the taluks of PattikQnda, the district suffered most in the last few decades on Nandyal, AII8gadda, Koi'kuntla, Nandikotkur and account of clearing of forests for extension of cul­ Adoni. In the Eastern part, of the district red so} I of tivation and opening of inaccessible tracts for ob­ a poor quality largely predominates. These soils, tCiining forest produce and indiscriminate killing although generally poor in fertility, yield a ve~y of wild animals in the name of Shikar. good crop with a minimum rainfall. The crops mainly raised are Jowar, Cotton and Pulses. Reg'ilr Though on the recomme~dations of, the Sta,te soil of superior quality is available in the central wild life ~dvisory board al~ forests have been tem­ section together with Kuroool and Pattikonda tafu­ porarily closed for hunting purpo~es" it has be­ ks. It responds well for paddy, indigo, bengal gram, come extremely difficult to eliminate poaching. kona (Italian millet), jowar and cotton in spite of ' inacJequaterainfali. The availl:lbility of alluvia! aoil Among the wild animals that are found in this is quit~ small and is confilJed to a few villages district therf~ a{e ",onkeys, tigers, cheetahs, bears, near th'e confluence of the Bhavanasi and the Kri­ wolves, hYaenas, jackals, foxes, spotted dEter, an­ shna. It generally suits for raising mustard, wheat, telopes, a nd wild sheep. Monkeys are cOlllmonly met and black gram which are valuable products. with o~ and hill ranges. Nandyal town itself is full Changes in ad~inistrative unit and its of them. Tigers used to be numerous in the Nalla­ Component parte: Kurnool district was not for mala is but their population has been drastically a long time a composite unit, as its component reduced due to indiscriminate slaughter. Cheetahs parts were ruled at different periods of time by va­ are found both on the Nallamalais and the Errama­ rious dynasties. The dynasties that held sway over lais. Wolves can be seen all over the district but this district include the Nandas, Mauryas, Satava­ their population is not very large. hanas, p~lJavas, Chalukyas of Badami, Rashtrakutas, Climate: The clima't~ of this district in ge­ Cl;lalukyas of Kal,Yani, Yadavas, Kakatiyas, R._yas of neral is.!.::haract~rjsed by a hot summer. The period Vij~yan,agar, Bahmanis, Adil Shahis of Bijapur, Qutb Shahis of Golkonda, Mughals and Asaf Jahis, from December to February is generally pleasent. I. The summer season starts from M~rch to May whi­ besides the local rulers, nQrnely, the Nalas, Kadam- ch is followed by south west monsoon season from bas, Telugu Cholas of Badinenipalle, Velanadu June to September. October and November form Cholas, Kayasthas, Velugodu Chiefs, Nandyal

* St;.tlstical ~;pplement to part II of Andhra pradesh Gazette, Hyderabad, dated 15-1-1981 Monthly and Annual Rainfall table for the yt:ar 1978. page-49. [7]

Chiefs, Owk Chiefs, Kandanavolu Chiefs, Kurnool 1949, when the .mall Banganapalle stat~ was mer­ Nawabs, Banganapalle Nawabs and Palegars. Kur­ ged with the district and assigned the status of an nool, originally a Jaghir under the Nawabs of Kur­ independent sub-tal uk. In 1951, certain readjust­ nool, was ceded to the British in A. D. 1800. In ments between the villages of Banganapalle sub­ A.D. 1807. the taluks of Koilkuntla, Chennampalle taluk and Koilkuntla taluk led to their reconstitu­ and Nossam along with 21 others constituted the tion. The most important accession to the district division of the principal Collector. Of these, Adoni was the transfer of Alur and Adoni taluks from Be­ Nagaladinne, Gulyam and Panchapalliem formed lIary district under Andhra State Act. 1953. In 1954 the Adoni division. Cumbum, Dupadu, Giddalur Atmakur Sub-taluk was separated from Nandikotkur taluk and given an independent status. In 1957, and Badvel (now in Cuddapah Taluk) represented the headquarters of Cumbum and Siruvel taluk were the Cumbum division and the remaining five taJuks, changed to Giddalur and Allagadda respectively. now in the Bellary district of Karnataka State, con­ stituted the Harpanahalli division. Later, the post With the formation of Andhra State on the 1st of October, 1953, Kurnool became its capital and con­ of the Princip.J Collector was abolished and the tinued to beso till the 1stof Nov, '56 when Hyde­ area was divided into three separate Collectorates rabad became the captial ot Andhra Predesh State. corresponding with the jurisdiction of the Zilla Courts. This led to the constitution of the three During the decade 1951-61 two villages viz., Da­ Collectorates of Bellary, Cuddapah and Kodikonda. ddanala and Kallur were transferred from Allaga­ After sometime, the Kodikonda division was aboli­ dda of this district to Proddatur taluk of Cuddapah shed and merged with the other two districts of District. At the 1961 Census the district consisted Bellary and Cuddpah. of eleven taluks of Kurnool. Dhone, Nandikotkur, Adoni,Alur, Pattikonda, Nandyal. Allagadda, Koil­ The district underwent various changes kuntla, Markapur and Giddalur and the two inde~ pendent sUb-taluks of Banganapalle and Atmakur. from time to time. In 1909, Vengampalle On 2nd February, 1970 the entire taluks of Gidda­ in Jammalamadugu taluk of Cuddapah district lur and Markapur were transferred to the newly was adcted to Koilkuntla taluk of this district. constituted Ongole District, later on renamed as As a result of the reorganisation of taluks Prakasam District. Consequently during 1971 Cen­ in October 1910, two new taluks namely sus there were 9 taluks of Kurnool, Nandikotkur, Kurnool and Dhone were carved out of the portions Nandyal, Allagadda, Koilkuntla, Dhone, Pattikonda, Alur and Adoni and the two independent Sub­ of Nandikotkur, Ramallakota. Pattikonda, Peapally taluks of Banganapalle and Atmakur. (Pyapai) and Nandyal. In 1923, Siruguppa taluk Census 1981 show thirteen taluks in this dis­ was abolished but was reconstituted in the year trict viz., Kurnool, Nandikotkur, Atmakur, 1929. Adoni lost thirty three villages lying to its Nandyal, Allagadda, Koilkuntla, Banganapalle, north-west. Seven villages from Alur taluk were Dhone, Pattikonda, Alur, Adoni, Kodumur and also transferred to Siruguppa. No further territorial Yemmiganur. These 13 taluks have been grouped changes were effected in the district tin February, under 3 revenue divisions as given below: STATEMENT SHOWING THE REVENUE DIVISIONS IN KURNOOL DISTRICT, 1981 Sl. No. Name of Sub division/ Name of Taluk Name of Town (M / P) Revenue division 2 3 4 Kuroool 1 Kurnool Kurnool(M) 2 Yemmiganur 2 Yemmiganur (M) 3 Nandikotkur 3 Nandikotkur (P) 4 Atmakur 4 Atmakur (P) 5 Srisailam Project Township Right Flank Colony *(-) 5 Dhone 6 Dhone (P) 7 Bugganipalle (P) 6 Kodumur • Civic Status not yet determined [8] ------2 3 4 2 Adoni 1 Adoni Adoni (M) 2 Pattikonda 3 Alur 3 Nandyal 1 Nandyal 1 Nandyal (M) 2 Allagadda 2 Allagadda (P) 3 Banganapalle 3 Banganapalk (P) 4 Koilkuntla Some of the taluks in the district have under­ the jurisdictional changes in the district during gone jurisdictional changes between 1971 and1981 the decade have been presented in the following and there has been slight variation in the total num­ statement. ber of villages during the decade. For convenience, STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES G.O.NO. Name of the transferred and date villages/New villages under which Name of the No. of Name of the No. of and villages that the new taluk taluk in villages in taluk in villages in Remarks have become came into 1971 1971* 1981 1981* hamlets in 1981 existence _.------_ ._------~------~- _-- _._-----_ ------_ 2 3 4 5 6 7 Kurnool 97 Kumool 60 60 villages are now in Kuroool Taluk after the transfer of 37 villages to Kodumur taluk. Kodumur 37 Formed from Kurnool taluk 19i1 LeNos and G.O.Ms. No. names of37 villages 1477, Revenue transferred to Ko­ (U)6th I>ec~rn­ dumur To/uk ber, 1979

1 M. Somapuram 2 Palukudoddi 7 Gundurevula 8 Kondapuram 9 Kothakota 13 Sunkesula 14 R. Konthalapadu 15 Edururu 16 Gopala Singavaram 19 Basavapuram 12 R,emata 11 Mallapuram 10 Munugala 6 Polakal 3 Belagal 4 Karnbadahal 5 Burrandoddi 54 Brahrnanadoddi 53 Julekal 52 Pannakal 51 Gudur 50 Regadi Kanapurarn 61 Gudipadu 63 Kuruva Nagulapuram 65 Budidapad 62 Pcnchikalapadu 60 Pylakurthi 59 Chanugondla [9]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.j

2 3 4 5 6 7

55 Pulakurthi 56 Varukur 57 Kodumur 58 Mudumalagurthi 67 Yerradoddi 66 Amadaguntla 72 Anugonda 69 Laddagiri 68 Gorantla

Nandikotkur 55 Nandikotkur 55 Atmakur 46 Atmakur 46 Nandyal 71 Nandyal 73 Four R.F. villages have become hamlets in 1981 census Allagadda 87 Allagadda 87 Koilkur:t1a 92 Koilkuntla 92 BanganapaIJe 5.+ BanganapalJe 54 Dhone 77 Dhone 77 Pattikonda 71 Pattikonda 73 The following 2 villages bearing 1981 L.C. Nos. are newly sprung up after 1971 Census

61 Maddikera (North) 62 Maddikera (West)

Alur 94 Alur 94 Adoni 177 Adoni 122 122 villages are now in Adoni Taluk after the transfer of 55 villages to Yemmiganur Taluk

Yemmiganur 55 Formed from Adoni Taluk 1971 L C. Nos. and G. O. Ms. No. names 0/5S villages 1419, Revenue(u) trans/erred to Yemmiga­ dated 29th Oct­ nur Ta/uk. ober, 1977.

129 Madahvaram 152 Chetnihalli 153 Manchala 156 Nandihyarawadi 158 Gangavaram 159 Joharapuram 160 Pedda Kathaliki 161 Chinna Kathaliki 162 Nagaladinne 163 Gurujala 164 Rayachoti 165 T. Samalagudur 166 Mittasomapuram 167 Kanakaveedu 157 Pulachinta 155 Ibrahimpuram 154 Kalludevakunta 151 Sugur 130 Ratchumarri [10]

STATEMENT SHOWING THD FORMATION OF ,NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Cul1cld.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

131 Sunkeswari 150 Budur 149 Chilakaladona 148 Machapurarn 147 Nandavaram 146 Soganur 172 T. SalJak udlur 171 Garladinne 169 Daivamdinne 168 Ponakaladinne 170 Ynigabala 174 Pesaladinne 173 Thimmapuram 175 Parlapal(s: 177 RaIladoJdi 176 Kadimetla 143 Gudikallu 145 Kalugotla 144 Yemmiganur 142 Sardarpuram 141 Mugathi 140 Dharmapuram 139 Halharvi 136 H. Thimmapuram 132 Sowlahalli 133 Malapalle 120 Paramandoddi 134 Singarajanahalli 135 Kambaladinne 137 Jalavadi 138 Kambadahal 104 Hissaramuravani 103 Banavasi 102 Malkapuram 100 Kotekal 101 Devibetta

* Total villages of each taluk given under Columns 2 and 4 include the villages which are fully included in urban areas also. [11]

The following statements shows the present of villages and towns in each taluk of Kurnool setup giving the details of the area and number District.

STATEMENT SHOWING THE POSITION OF EACH TALUK IN KURNOOL DISTRICT AT 1981 CENSUS

L.C. Name of the Total No.of Total Total number of No. of villages No. Tal uk area in Towns Villages villages included in towns Sq. Kms r----A-----..... r------A------~ Inhabited Uninhabited Fully Partly

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Adoni 1,299.0 Il8 111 7 4

2 Yemmiganur 682.6 54 53

3 Kodumur 691.5 37 37

4 Kumool 967.9 57 57 3

5 Nandikotkur 973.6 54 52 2

6 Atmakur 1,872.1 2 46 46

7 Nandyal 1,720.8 73 73 2

8 Allagadda 1,571.4 85 85 2

9 Koilkuntla 1,461.3 92 89 3

10 Banganapalle 685.8 52 51 2

11 Dhone 2,166.5 2 76 74 2

12 Pattikonda 1,935.7 73 70 3

13 Alur 1,588.7 94 94

Total 17,658.0 11 911 892 19 14 5

The district "Geographical Area" figures are as supplied by Surveyor General, India.

2 The total of the area figures of taluks will not tally with the district area figures because the former represent land-use area and are derived from the figures supplied by the State Survey Department.

3 Villages shown under column 5 do not include the villages under Column 8. MAJOR CHARACTERISTICS

Forestry: The tbtal area under forests is Gundla Brahmeswaram andPeecheruvu plateaux and 3,456 sq. kms. which works out to about 19.6 in Maddipenta, Rollapenta, Pacherla and Siruvel percent of the total area of the district. The bulk it grows well. Both the species of Bambusa of the forest area is confin~d mainly to three hill arundinacea (Bongu) and Dendrocalamus strictus ranges, namely, the Nallamalais including its exten­ are found in the district. Bamt;wsa arundinacea is sions, the Erramalais and a part of the Velikondas mainly confined to stream and river banks wliereas which lie in the south-eastern portion of the Dendrocalamus strictus occupies a vast, area. district. The forests covering the Erramalais and Bamboo is found in pure and dense masses and the Velikondas are of inferior type. The higher sometimes mixed with the tree growth of sup'9rior regions of the Nallamalais and the Gundla Brah­ deciduous species. Clumps are generally healthy meswaram Plateau receive an annual rainfall of but deterioration is noticed in more readily acce­ over 1,016 mm. and support the deciduous timber ssible areas as a result of over-exploitation infrin­ forest composed of trees of Terminalia Tomentosa ging silvicultural regulations. On highter eleva­ (Nallamaddi), Pterocarpus Marsupium (Yegi), Ano­ tions and in interior places, congestion is taking geissus latifolia (chirumanu), Tectona Grandis place owing to under-exploitation which is d,ue (Teku) and others with dense stands of bamboos. to increased expenses in transport. The foot hills and terrain portions, which receive Tamarindus indica (Chinta) mostly occu;s on comparatively less rainfall, have normally open abandoned cultivation sites, and along the banks type of deciduous pole or fuel forests. Soil is of streams. It yields fairly good revenue under also an important factor affecting the di~tribution of forest types. Rich deep soils formed by the minor forest produce. decomposition and disintegration of gneissic Diospyros Melanoxylon occurs scattered in the rocks support the superior type of deciduous fuel forests and the sale of i~s leaves for. th,e forests whereas soils resting on shale of schist manufacture of 'beedis' is a [Nod soured of re­ formations are normally associated with the venue to the department. forests of the inferior deciduous or Hardwickia binata type. Thorny scrubs are usually seen in Forests, especially in the Nailamalais and its the calcareous formations. extensions, support luxuriant growth of grasses mostly of good fodder value with the exception of According to the physiographic classification, a few strains of the Cymbopogon group and the the forests of the district can be divided into coarse elephant grass. The most common grass in i) the submontane forests, 2) forests 011 the the district is Heteropogon contortus, the Spear­ slopes, 3) plateau forests and 4) hill forests. grass. The hill forests occur along the backbone of Theft, overgrazing, goat browsing and fires the Nallamalais and their spurs. Due to heavier are the main factors responsible for the deteriora­ rainfall in the region, the forest growth is luxu­ tion of the forests. Illicit fellings are rampant in riant. Trees attain fairly large dimensions and the velugodu, Gundla Brahmeswaram, Bairluty and are of much commercial value. Bamboos, espe­ Rudravaram ranges. Smuggling has become a cially Dendrocalamus strictus, grow luxuriantly and occur in dense stands sometimes mixed with profession to most of the villagers residing in the vicinity of the forests. The inhabitants of the timber species. Tall and dense grass is plentiful. Rehabilitation Centre at Siddapuram in the Bair­ Bamboo occurs over fairly extensive areas in luty range smuggle timber. In the Erramalais, the district. It is plentiful on the Iskagundam, Hardwickia binata is constantly exploited for agri- [13] c~Hu;ral implements. Its branches are useful for are (Haematite) in the district. Many of these occurrences were worked by the ancients for extr· fib;e fodder. a~d action of iron. Reasonably good deposits of iro!1 are are confined to the Ramallakota-Veldurthy area Minerals and Mining: There are many in Dhone tal uk. occurrences of copper, lead and zinc minerals in the district but no workable deposit has so far The Narji Limestones are a veritable store­ been 10c'Ited. Occurrences of these minerals house o.f cement~grade. variety. After a preli­ which show some promise are mentioned below: minary study of the outcrops of the Narji lime­ stones in various parts of the district, the re­ Ir this Gani Kalva area in Nandyal and serves of cement-grade limestone were estimated Kurn901 taluks, there are old workings for copper. at 5,100 million tonn-es in Koilkuntla taluk and The area was prospected by the G~ological the enclaves of Banganapalle tal uk, 484.50 Survey of India and the Indian Bureau of Mines. million tonnes in Dhone taluk. 1,275. !I\llillion ChalCopyrite (sulphide of copper and i ron) occurs tonnes in Kurnool and 785.40 million tonnes in in the quartz veins traversing the Cuddapah Nandikotkur. The Panyam Cements and Mineral formations. A few good zones of copper minera­ Industries Company limited, which have· their lisation (copper content ranging from 1.13 per factory at Bugganipalle:' utilise the Narji Urne;.. cent to 2.74 percent) were intersected by bore­ stones of Panyam Reserve Forests for the ma.nu­ hol?s drilled in the area near Kalva. Aro'md Gani, facture of Cement. There;is scope for the estab­ Mineralisation (average CJpper conte~t is 1.27 lishment of more cern~nt factories in the .di!itrict percent) was intersected only in one born-hole considering the vast reserves of cement-grade, limestone. . '" - . , one of the seven drilled. Small deposits of red oxide which is a . ferric Diamonds are recorded to have been obtained oxide; with a little or no cla'yey base; ocowir';near ir:l ,good number from several parts of the district Gutupalle in DhoncH;altlk. Associated with the in the past. Even now some stray finds after iron-or,es of RamalJakotacVeidurthy area Hl'er~ are rains are not unknown. The BanganapaHe con­ considerable quantittes of re.d oxide;, Large glomerate is a diamondifer-ous formation and deposits of red ochne and clay permeatEld wi~h thete are old workings of this rock. The gravels red ferric oxide occur near Bethamcherla. The derived from the disintegration of this forma- red oxide and red ochr.e can be utilised in the tion in p~rts of Banganapalle,Dhone, Koilkuntla, paint industry. Saline efflorescence, used for Kurnool and Nandyal taluks have yielded dia­ the manufacture of soda-ash and caustic soda m"lnds 0 iamonds are reporte::i to have been occur in small quantities mainly in KoilklJntl~ found, at several places in the alluvium over the ta'uk. gra'litic terrain. of Pattikonda taluk. In the area around Basavapuram in N3ndyal taluk, there are Elactricitv anti Power : Historical eXJ)eri­ numerous old workings in the alluvium for dia- enee of our country and of other countries highli­ 010f)ds A few Kilometres to the east in the Nalla­ ghts the decisive contribution of energy to malai.hills near Chelama, there are deep ancient economic development. This is Qecause the larger the energy consumed effectively by a productive workings in dykes which are considered to be of process, higher would be the productivity, this Kimberlite. These workings should have been dependence of productivity on energy is all the excavated by the ancients for diamonds. The more pronounced iri the case of different forms of alluvium of the Basavapuram area must have commercial energy, of which electricity is one. derived its diamonds from the Kimberlite dykes of In fact there is hardly any sector that cannot bene­ the Chelama area. fit from the use of electricity. The simplicity and the high degree of efficiency with which electri­ . Prospecting for diamonris is a highly specula­ tive venture, yet it is worthwhile taking up pro­ city can be issued as a source of power, heat and specting in selected areas considering the high light have contributed to the rapid growth in its vall.e of the mineral. utilisation. Especially in the context of rapid urbanisation the demand of electricity has incre­ There are numerous small occurrences of iron- ased as a source of domestic heating, lighting refti- [14]

geration etc. It is, therefore, essential that facilities Land and Land use Pattern: The total geogra­ for electricity generation and distribution are prov­ phical area of the DIstrict is 17,658 Sq. Kms. and ided in such a way that the power requirements of the area covered under various types of land util'i­ the 'economy are adequately and continuously met. sation is given below :- The power shortage is being felt both on the S.No. Area under Area (in {, ,.to total domestic as well 8S the industrial fronts leading Sq.Kms.) area to a curb on industrial expansion and domestic 2 3 4 consumption. Kurnool district is no exception to Forests this general shortage of power which is being 3,456 19.6 experienced throughout the State. The entire 2 Barren & uncultivablc land 982 5.6 disrict is being supplied with the power ftom Tun­ 3 Land put to non-agricultural 860 4.9 gabhadra snd the Hampi Hydro- Electric Station. uses 4 Culturable waste 858 4.9 The Srisailam Hydro-Electric Project is const­ 5 Permanent pastures and 41 0.'2 ructed across River Krishna which is one of the other gTazing lands major rivers of peninsular India. situated in deep 6 Land under Mise. tree crops 20 0.1 gorge across river Krishna at about 3 Kms. from and groves not included in net area sown the famous Srisailam temple, the abode of Lord 7 Mallii

livestocl< Production Programme: Gover­ to severe drought condition in this district the seed nment of India has sanctioned livestock production production could not attain the optimum level. Total programme for Kurnool District. Poultry product­ 145.75 lakhs of major carp and ciprinus carpio ion programme is also being implemented. Till spawn was produced' during 1982-83 and an now 1,375 poultry units have been started bene­ amount of Rs. 209,657.51 was fetched to the fitting the weaker section of the societies. Department on sale of fish seed.

Government livestock Farm Programme Training and Extension: Inland Fisheries Banavasi : This farm is maintaining the murrah Training Centre was established in the year 1977- breeding buffalows, young and adult bulls. The 78 to impart training to the individuals in pishycul­ bulls after grading on the performance of their ture. 120 candidates were selected tor this purpose sisters are being supplied to seman banks and and were given 3 months training with a stipend different development agencies. of Rs. 75/- each. D,R.D.A has ~xtend Rs. 50/- and Rs. 125/ - to each trainee who was selected as Poultry and Poultry Products: Andhra pradesh Non - stipendary candidate for local and non-local Meatand Poultry DevelopmentCorporation is main­ respectively. taining one Poultry Marketing Center at Kurnool with 2 sub-centres at Nandyal and Adoni. They There is one fisherman extension officer sta­ are collecting eggs and fouls from the poultry tioned at Nandyal under the control of Block Deve­ forms that are established under the stock produ­ lopment Officer who is incharge of the fisheries ction programme. They are also running one extension work in the block. poultry feed mixing plant at Kurnool to supply Industry balanced poultry feed to the breeders. They are Old time Industries It appears that selling nearly 60,000 eggs per month. the area denoted by the present Kurnool district has at all tim?s been a preponderantly agri­ Fishery: Kurnool district with a population cultural tract exceot for some of the time-honoured on 24.0.7 lakhs has an area of 17,658 sq. miles. crafts associated with th3 villages of ancient India. River Krishna with its tributaries, the Tungabha­ Lacquer work of great craftsmanship was confined dra, the Handri and the Kunderu flows through this to NandyiJl, Nossam and Banganapalle. The toys district. Apart fr(.m this K C. Canal, T.B.L. L. C., known as "Bachenna Bommalu" of Nossam were and T.B.H L.C canals are also flowing in this dis­ trict also very popular within and outside the district. But these industries, particularly spinning and There are 311 watEr sources with afl extent of weaving, later suffered a decline from the severe 10,409.6 hectares. Out of which 65 sources with comoetition with machine made goods. After inde­ an extent of 5267.6 hectares are with the Fisheries pendence, however, a vigorous and multipronged Department and the rest are with the Gram Pan­ effort has baen made both by the Government and chayats. In addition to the above tanks 2 big reser­ private agencies to revive such industries through voirs viz., Srisailam reservoir and Gazuladinne financial assistance and training facilities and at reservoir good source.5 of fishery in the district. the same time to provide the district with an indus­ trial base. Around 4,000 active flsl-Jermen are present in this district. To improve th9ir ec)nornic status 45 Lfuge Scale Industries : Am lng the Raya­ Fisheries Co-operative Societie3 covering 2,063 laseema districts, Kurnool has a fairly large num­ fishermen have been organised and extended to ber of units in the large scale sector. These units them the benefit of laasing of tanks, provision of are mostly agro- based. A detailed account of them Nylon yarn and its accessories at a subsidised is presented below: price. ilil/s. Tungabhadra Industries Limited, In fish seed production, Kurnool district figu­ Kurnool : M/s. Tungabhadra I ndustries, the lar­ res as one of the important districts. The district gest oil manufacturing concern in south India and lodges 4 big fish seed production centres-one each one of the two Vanaspati manufacturing units in at Kurnool town, Sunkesula, Nandyal and Gazula­ the State, are a public limited concern with a capi­ dinne with a capacity to produca 220 lakhs. Owing tal investment of Rs. 50.99 lakhs on land, build- [16] ings, plant and machinery and fixed assets. The tioning from 1951 with a capital investment of industries started during 1946-47 and went into Rs.23.14 lakhs and an installed capacity of 12,000 production in 1949. Themain products of the Indu­ spindles. The finished product i. e., yarn of 20 stries consist of Vanaspati (Hydrogerated ground counts is marketed both in and outside the State. nut 011), refined edible oils, solvent extracted oil. washing soaps, oil cake and de-oiled cake. Small Scale Industries: The Industries in the small scale sector in the district are a Iso mostly MIs. Panyam Cements and Mineral agro-based as the agricultural commodities support Industries Co. ltd. Bugganipalli. more than half of the units now functioning. A public limited concern with an authorised share capital of a crore of rupees, the industries Cottage Industries: Handloom weaving is manufacture cement known as pyramid. The indu­ an important cottage industry of the district. stries started in 1955, actually went into oroduction The centres particularly noted for this industry in 1959. The production capacity of the industries are Nandyal, Koilkuntla, Banganapalle, Allagadda, is 500 tonnes per day. Alur and Nandikotkur. The important products Mis. Ravalaseema Spinning Mills Limited from these centres are Saries, 'Poruva' a type of Adoni:Of the five spinning and weaving mills in the coarse cloth, and Susi cloth, all of which find a district, MIs. Rayelaseema Spinning Mills Limited, substantial market both within and outside the Adoni is the earliest. The mills were started in State. 1947 with 8'1 authorised capital of a crore of rup­ TRADE AND COMMERCE ees. Production started in 1950. The mills manu­ facture 20s and 268 reeled yarn. The finished pro­ Course of Trade: The important items of ducts are marketed through accredited agents in export from the district consist of hand loom cloth, and around Adoni and also exported to Mysore mill yarn, pressed cotton, indigo, timber, firewood, cement, ghee and oils. Among the minerals the State. items are iron-ore, white clay, yellow ochre, MIs. Rayal8seema Paper Mills, Vasanta­ steatite, barytes, lime and slate stones. Among nagar, Kurnool : Mis. Rayalaseema Paper Mills, the agricultural commodities mention may be Vasantanagar. Kurnool, started with an investment made of turmeric, oil-seeds, tobacco, onions, of Rs. 47 crores. Mis. Sree Rayalaseema Paper chillies, gingelly and condiments. To promote Mills, a joint venture of A.P.LD.C. and T. G. L. export trade, particularly of agricultural com­ Group of Industries, Adoni, started its commercial modities, the Government introduced, commercial production on 1 st July 1979, produces 42,000 grading in the district; jowar, paddy, ajwan and M.Ts. of printing and writing paper per annum. chillies are graded at the farmers' level, while Now they have all expansion programme with an ground-nut is graded at the market level. additional investment of Rs. 6 crores to produce additionally 16,000 tonnes of paper per annum. In regard to imports into the district, there has been a change in the pattern in recent years The Industry has also launched social forestry from traditional to modern and sophisticated scheme estimated at Rs. 6 crores. Under this goods, due mainly to a change in the social habits scheme tree plantation would be taken up in 1,500 and customs among the people. hectares per annum for five years. Trade Centres and Regulated ~arkets : Andhra Pradesh Carbides Limited: Andhra Pra­ The erst-while Madras Government passed the desh Carbides Limited was incorporated in Novem­ Madras commercial Crops Markets Act XX in ber, 1975 in the Joint Sector with AP.I.D ,C.and has set up a unit for manufacture of calcium carbide 1933, regulating trade in some important commer­ at project cost of Rs. 9.00 crores, and the unit is cial crops raised in the State. Consequently, located at Dinnedevarapadu, Kurnool taluk and the Na~dyal Market Committee was constituted in January 1953 to regulate trade in 23 district which is a notified backward area. villages falling under its jurisdiction .. In1955, Mis. Adon; Cotton Mills Limited, Adoni. the Adon; Market Committee, which was established in 1940, was merged with the MIs. Adoni Cotton Mills limited, started func- [17]

Nandyal Market Committee. This integrated Deployment of fleet, depot-wise, is given Committee known as the Kurnool Market Commi­ hereunder :- ttee is since functioning With headquarters at Depot Buses Adoni. The CCfrmittee ccmists of n (rrbE rs 94 drawn frem growers, merchants, and other intere- Kurnool Nandyal 71 sts nominated by the Government. Cotton, Banganapalfe 23 groundnut, tobac:o and chillies are the notified Atmakur 52 commPrcial crops over which the market commi­ Adoni 56 ttee exercises c<'ntrol in their sale and purchase. Yemmiganur 52 There are market yards functioning one each at Allagadda 42 Adoni, Yemmiganur, Nandyal and Kurnoo!. The 390 amenities provided at these yards consist of rest Total sheds, temporary storage facilities, water troughs and canteens. In pursuance to the de::ision taken by the Government of Andhra Pradesh during the year Centres of who!esale business: 1978, the department have published 37 schemes under "Village Link Transport Scheme", to In urban areas, wholesale markets, popularly provide mechanised transport facility. to the re· known as 'Mandis' constitute the main channels mote and unconnected villages in Kurnool district. of trade. They are the chief trading centres Out of the total 1,524 villages including hamlets dealing in a{;ricultural produce coming from the in Kurnool district, we have already provided trans· neighbouring areas. port facility, to about 1,188 villages by implemen· ting 31 schemes. Reads are yet to be laid for im· With the development of trade, the necessity plementing the remaining 6 schemes to cover ano· for facilities like ScientifiC storage as well as ther 235 villages. Around 83 villages are either easy and cl"teFp credit to the ryots was keenly inundated due to the backwaters of Srisailam I"'ro­ felt. ConsEquently, the Government of India ject or uninhabited or located in unaccessible passed in 1956 the Agricultural Produce (Develop­ areas. ment of Wareh:>uses) Corporation Act, which During this year, we have successfully under..; providEd for the establishment of ware· housing taken the adventurous tas'< of connecting the ur'a­ corporations in every State The A. P. State ccessib1e villages like Racherla, Kommemmarri, ware-housing Corpontion, whic, accordingly Seethammathanda, Burgula etc., which are situ 1- came into existence in 1958, constructed three ted at very difficult and high-terrains.

warehousE s, one ea:h at Kurnooi , Allagadda and In order to give an impetus to faster-g~O\Nth Dhone. The Central ware· housing Corporation, of economic development among the poor lalm~rs, (a Government of In jia undertaking) has also set the department h we introduced "CARGO' selvi­ up two ~ are houses, one each at Adoni and ces on three routes of Kurnoal district, to ena!:lle Nandya1, providing storage facilities to the rY.lts. them to transport their produce to the market yards, Kurnool town. at reasonable luggage char­ Transport: The AIldhra Pradesh State ges. Road Transport Corporation which has started its The department have also introduced an inter­ operations in Kuroool district with 8 vehicles state service on route "Kurnool-Vellore" with ef· during the year 1961. has grown into a mammoth feet from 12.11.1982. Further, introduction of organisation, pressing as many as 390 vehicles another interstate service on route "Srisailam to into Lperation on the routes of Kuroool district, Bangalore" has been a real boon to the Sericul· covering around 1.25 lekh Kms. every day, effi­ turists of Nandikotkur and Atmakur Taluk~, who Ciently caterin9 the needs of the travelling public. are growing mulberry' lea'Yes under 5,000 [18]

acres of land and transporting their produce (Ca­ The following wor:ul are un1er progress: coons) to the Marketing place at Bangalore. Kurnool Acres 35.14 New bus station complex Out of 3,632 Kms. length of road with tra­ with all modern facilities nsport facility aDout 2,092 Kms length of road is depot offices and staff either metalled or un-metalled in Kurnool District, quarters.

resulting in high operational costs, due to frequent Kodumur Acres 1.25 Bus station with modern damages to tyres, breakages of spring-leaves and facilities.

other similar costly components. To aggravate Manthralayam Acres 8.02 Bus station w;th modern this position. 8S many as 88 private vehicles are faci lities. under operation in Kurnool District regularly ply_ Nandikotkur Acres 11.86 Bus station and depot. ing as stage-carriages on notified routes, with "Contract Carriage" permits, in total violation Koilkuntla Acres 10.73 Bus station with modern of A.P.M.V. Act. Due to these illicit opera­ facilities. tion the Corporation, is subjected to an irrepe­ rable loss of Rs. 50,0001- per day in this VeJugodu Acres 2.0') Bus station with modern district alone. facilities.

Banganapal!e NA Bus station & depot Despite all these impediments and hurdles, the Corporation is making rapid strides to wards Adoni Acres 7.88 Bus station with moderr realisation of greater "Commuter- satisfaction" f:l.cilities has been compJe­ B,nd is efficiently discharging its social obliga­ ted w;th an expenditure Qf tIons and commitments, with high responsibility. Rs. !4.5 Jakhs.

. Besides providing regular, economic and effi­ In view of growth in traffic, proposa!s for cient transport facilitv to the travelling public, expansion of existing bus stations at Nandyal. employment potential has been generated to a Allagadda, Yemmiganur, Atmakur are under consi­ great extent in Kurnool District providing employ­ deration. proposals for construction of bus stations ment to as many as 3,200 peoples.' Further under "Special Employment Scheme" during th~ year with modern passenger amenities at Gadivemula, 1979, the department have provided employmen t Alur, Ulindakonda, Pepally, Veldurthy, Srisailam, to 214 educated un-employed candidates. Under Dhone, Mahanandi, Ahobilam, Pattikonda and I~lrd phase of the abO'Je scheme, another 243 can­ Bethamcherla are also under consideration. dIdates were selected and placed on the pannel for obsorption into the services of the corporation. Apart from the above, 11 way, sida shelters have already been constructed. Vice Chairman & With regard to provision of passenger ameni­ ties, the A.P.S.R.T.C. in Kurnool district has cons­ General Manager has given clearance for constru­ tructed the following depots and Bus-stations in ction of way-side sheltears at Seetharamapuram, the year 1963. Illurukothapeta and Kyathur and they will be taken

up shortly. Another 50 way-side shelters are pro~ Location Area Description posed for construction (or the convenience of the Kurnool Acres 2-33 Bus Depot. passengers at enroute points as well as terminal Nandyal Acres 3-08 Depot and Bus Station points. The Corporation has already decided in its Allagadda 1 Acres 2-62 Depot and Station rl'lsolution N.>. 147/81, dated 9.128 , to award Adoni financial grants ranging from Rs. 10.000/- to Acres 3-00 Bus Depot. Yemmiganur 30,000/- to the Villages, Panch,yats for constru­ Acres 2-00 Depot and .6u§ Sta,tion ction and maintenance of bus shelters. ~ource : Collector KurJlool district. PLACES OF INT EREST

Places of Religious, Historical or Archa­ gical importance in the district are presented in eological Importance: Places of religious insti­ the following statement for the Convenience of tutions (tamples) and mutts and charitable insti­ the reader. tutions and institutions of historical or archaeolo-

STATEMENT SHOWING THE MONUMENTS, TEMPLES AND MUTTS IN KURNOOL DISTRICT

SI. No. Taluk Name of the town/village Name of the Monuments/Temples/Mutts

2 3 4

Adoni Urukonda * Sri Ugra Narasimhaswamy 2 Adoni I Sri Gopaldas Balaji Mutt 2 Sri Charanagiri Sivayogeswara Mutt 3 Mandagiri Sri KalIu Mutt 4 Ganganna Hosallihalli Sri Chavantipovulu Ganachari Mutt 5 Pedda Tumbalam 1 Rama's temple (Late chalukyas style architecture) 2 Ruin's of Kalakuntha Rajan temple (Late medieval period) 6 Chinna Tumbalam Bhatlamma temple 2 Yemmiganur Madhavaram Sri Jangam Mutt 2 Rayachoti Sri Siva temple alias 8th and 9th Centuries A. D. Nagulagudi 3 Kodumur 3 Kothakota Sri Raghavendraswamy Mutt 2 Polakal Four Ancient temples 4 Kurnoal Kalva * Sri Bugga Rameswaraswamy Sri Murigi Mutt 2 Kurnool Sri Gorakshana Maha Sangam 2 Ruin's of Gopalarajas palace (Late medieval period) 3 Shamma Kartun Masahilia Burz (Late medieval period) 3 Joharapuram Sri Sankara Mutt 4 Panchalingala Panchalingeswaraswamy temple @ Eswaraswamy 5 Nandikotkur Nandikotkur Megalithic burials at Alluru 6 Atmakur Kurukunda Sri Ramachandra Mutt 7 Nandyal Bukkapuram Sri Nivana Mutt 2 Kunala Sri Lingadhutaswamy Mutt 3 Ernapadu Sri Brahmamgari Mutt 4 Panyam Paniheswaraswamy temple 5 Kadamalakalva Sri Sivanandiswaraswamy temple 8 Koilkuntla Chintakunta sri Pandurangaswamy temple 9 Dhone Rangapuram ... Sri Madduleti Narasimhaswamy temple 2 Chenchuyerragudi Sri Rameswaraswamy temple known as Sri Ramalingeswaraswamy temple

*lnstitutions which have an in come of Rs. 20.000/- and above but less than Rs. one lakh. Source ; COJl)missio~.f of Endcwm"nts, t\ndbra Pru.U~ Tb~ Plr~tor, Archaeolo~y and Mu~eums> Hyderabad. A.P. [20]

Places of Tourist interest at upper and lower Ahobilam. Ahobilam is the ~eat of a famous 'Math' with Vdishnavite followers and Manchala (Mantralayam) Yemmiganur the heads are known as the Jiyars. Talu:<: Manchala or Mantralayam is situated in the extreme North of Adoni taluk, on the banks Sri9ailam (Atmakur Taluk):Srisailam on the of the river Tungabhadra. It is 14 Kms. from banks of Krishna, 80 kilometres from Kurnool is Mantralayam road railway station on the Madras­ situated amidst picturesq'Je surroundings. It is S8 Bombay line. It is connected by motorable roads Kms. from Markapur railway station via Oornala, to Kurnool, Adoni and Yemmiganur towns. 161 Kms from Nandyal railway station via Atma­ This place derived its importance from the tomb kur and Dornala and 180 Kms. from Kurnool rail­ way station via Atmakur and Dornala. Buses ply of the Madhawa saint Sri Raghavendraswamy. from Srisailam to Ongole, Guntur, Markapur, Kur­ The shrine of Raghavendraswamy with choultries nool and Guntakal. The temple at Srisailam is one and a Sanskrit school a1tracts thousands of pilgri­ of the most ancient and sacred places of South ms. The festival of. Sri Raghavendraswamy known India. The presiding deity at the place is Sri Malli­ as Saptha Rathrothsavam or Rathothsavam is cele­ karjunaswamy in the form of a 'Ling 3m' which is brated for 7 days from Sravana Suddha Chathur­ one of the twelve Jyotirlingams existing in this dasi to Bahula panchami (August-September)' country. Another important temple at the .place is prayer is held on the first day, on the second raj'!­ that of Bhramaramba, the consort of Lord Mallikar­ tha (Silver) mantapothsavam, on the third r.ja­ junaswamy. The temple abounds in sculptural tha Simhavahanothsavam (procession of the deity beauty and there are about 116 inscriptiOn's in and riding on a silver lion), on the fourth raj'ltha around it. This place is important not only because it is the abode of a famous S3ivite temple, but also Gajavahanothsavam, on the fifth Car festival, on due to the fact that a major hydro-electric project the sixth rajatha aswavahanothsavam, and on the is being constructed there. pilgrims from all over seventh Sarva Samarpanothsavam. The seventi\ day India gather here for Sivaratri festival. is the closing day. On this occasion large number of pilgrims congregate. Yaganti (Banganapalle Tahrk) : This village is famous for the temple of Um3maheswaraswamy. Madhavaram, another village nearby, with a The speciality about this temple is that the idol of ruined gateway almost resembling the gateway of Siva is in the form of a st3tue and its tower bears India at Bombay, the tomb of the Lieutenant- Co- beautiful sculptures. The most striking scene at 10ne
of a regiment and also surrounded by the this temple is the huge Nan:!i of the size of 15' x plantain and sugarcane gardens is another place 10' x 8'. Mahasivaratri festival is celebrated here of interest in the neighbourhood. annually in a great manner.

AhobiJam (Allagarlda Taluk) : Ahobilam is Sangameswaram (Nanrliltotkur laluk) : ~t situated at a distance of 26 Kms. from Allagadda is a place where the Bhavanasi river joins the Kri­ shna and is known as the Sapta Nadi Sangam as and 68 Kms. from Nandyal railway station. There the river Krishna has already in her the waters of is a motorabJe road from Allagadda right up to the the other five rivers, namely, the Veni, Tunga, foot of the hill from where one can walk up to the Bhadra. Bheemarathi and Malap3harini. Sanga­ upper Ahobilam situated on a plateau 2,800 FEet meswaram attained religious sanctity owing to this above the sea level.At upper Ahobilam 'Nav,:) Nara­ confluence ano is known as the Muktikshetram. simhas', the nine forms of Lord Narasimha are The deity in the temple is known as Sangameswa­ worshipped. The lower Ahobilam has a temple of ra and the 'Lingam' in the temple is of wood whi­ Prahlada Varada Lakshminarasimha. The Brahmo­ ch is said to ha'/e been consecrated by Dharmaraja, tsavam celebrated an nually for four day strom Phal­ the Parqava Chief. On Mahasivar3tri day thousands guna Suddha Panchami (FebruarY-March)is largely of pilgrims from different parts of the country, attended. Severa! inscriptions pertaining to .the par~icularly from Andhra Pradesh, Mysore and rule of the Reddy and Vijayanagar rulers are found" Mahar~shtrCl "visit this place: Apart from its reli .. t~lj

gious importance, Sangamaswaram is also a place red almost impregnable. Among the many strong­ of scenic beauty. holds of the Vijayanagar empires this was consi­ derod to be the finest and consequently for a Thimmapuram (Mahanandi) (Nanrlyal long time it was the object of cOntention in the Taluk) : This place is a reputed pilgrim centre in numerous political convulsions which shook the state and a scenic spot also. GajuJapalle rail­ this part of the country_ Another important place way station. 8 kms. from the place is the nearest ;n this town is the Jamma Masjid which was railhead. There are communication facilities by considered as the finest piece of Muslim architec­ bus to this place from Nandyal and Srisailam. The ture built by Siddi Masood Khan, the Governor of shrine of Mahanandiswara is a place noted for its Adoni. The Kaman Shavi of the size of 50'X50' in serenity. Mahanandi has very intresting historical this town was also built by him. and legendary associations. Within a radius of Kurnool (Kurnool Talu!<): This city lies about sixteen kilometres from Mahanandi lie nine on the Southern bank of the Tungabhadra. It is Nandis known as the Navanandis. The main shrine the headquarters of the TaJuk, the revenue divis­ of Mahanandiswara is unique in many respects. ion and the district of the s:Jme name. The places This shrine as well as the other temples exhibit of historical importance in Kurnool town are: 1. architectural splendour. The festival of Mahana­ The Konda Reddy Buruz. 2. The remains of the ndiswara is celebrated for over seven days during palace of Gopalaraju. the last Hindu ruler of Kur­ February-March and the Hindus from Andhra Pra­ no':}l. 3. The to:nb of Abdul W.lhab on the bank desh, Mysore and Maharashtra States Visit this of the Handri built in A. 0.1618. J.n addition to place. the daily congregation being about 20,000. places of historical importance already mentioned above the following places are worth mentioning Aioni (Adoni Talul(): Adoni is the headqua­ in Kurnool town.--. Nagarswaraswamy temple rters of the laluk and tile second biggest town in 2 Peta Anjaneyaswamy temjJle. 3 Venugopala­ the district. Adoni is a town of historical importa­ swamy temple. 4. Saibaba temple. 5 Birla Mandir nce. the important place being the fort in Adoni. 6. Jumma-Masjid. 7. Miskian Saheb's Dargan, The fort which is in ruins, stands upon five 8. Masum Saheb's Dargah. besides two protestant rocky granite hills to the north-west of the town. Churches. The most important festival celebratec; two of the peaks being about 800' in height. Being in th9 city is the car fe3tivJI of Sri Anjaneya­ fortified withramparts at one time it was conside- swamy. CENSDS CONCEPTS

Rural and urban areas logging, etc., were treated as engaged in non­ agricultural and therefore contributed to the 75% It is customary to classify the population of criterion in 1961 and 1971 Censuses, whereas in every country at each census as Rural and Urban. the 1981 Census these activities are treated as on Such a classification has considerable importance par with cultivation and agricultural labour for the and is necessary from the point of assessing the purpose of this criterion. differentials ;n the social, economic, cultural and demographic characteristics of the population. The towns are distributed into six classes as Hence, at the beginning of each census, the crite­ detailed below: ria for treating a place as a town i. e., urban are evolved and the areas are then classified accord­ Classification of towns Populaticn size ing to the definition so evolved. The cenSUs defi­ Class I 1,00,000 and abGve nition of a town in this country was more or less Class the same from 1891 to 1941. The towns broadly II 50,000-99,999 crmprised all municipalities irrespective of the po­ Class III 20,000-49,999 c Class IV ]0,000-19,999 Pulc.lI0. i : ;Ze ' n· , ' (I Y r n'fr (oT\tir ucus collection Class of houses pelm~"t:J.tly lllhc.bited by not less than V 5,000- 9,999 5,000 persons while provincial Directors of Cen­ Class VI Below 5,000 sus Operations having regard to the character and The class I towns are termed as cities. relative density of population, their importance as centres of trade, decide them to be towns. In the Standard Urban Area: Besides classifi­ application of this definition there was some vari­ cation of all places into rural a'1d urban areas, ation from State to State according to the local two more concepts viz., Urban Agglomeration conditions. It was only at the 1961 census that and Standard Urban Area were evolved from the a fairly strict definition was sought to be applied 1971 Census. One of the difficulties in compiH­ through out the country in order to determine a ing the urban population and its characteristics as an urban unit. The same definition waS follo­ between one census and another, apart from th9 wed at the 1971 and 1981 Censuses also. The changes in the list of certain units at each census. Director of Census operations,however. was given had been the change in the jurisdictions of the discretion to include places that had other dis­ urban units from census to census. The concept tinct urban characteristics and to exclUde unde­ of Standard Urban Area had been introduced at serving cases in consultation with the State Gov­ the 1971 census and same was followed in 1981 ernment. The following criteria are adopted for with a view to obviating this difficulty to some treating a place as urban at the 1981 Census. extent. The essentials of a Standard Urban Area are- (i) that it should have a core town of a mini­ i) A minimum population of 5,000, mum population size of 50,000, (ii) that the con­ ii) Atleast 75% of the male working populat­ tiguous areas made up of other urban as well as ion is in non agricultural pursuits, rural administrative units should have close mut­ iii) A density of population of atleast 400 ual socio-economic links with the core town and persons per Sq. Km. (iii) that there are probabilities of this entire area getting fully urbanised in a period of two or three The urban criterion of 1931 varies slightly decades. The idea is that it should be possible from that of 1961 and 1971 Censuses, in which to provide comparable data for a definite area of the males working in activities such as fishing, urbanisation centinuous1y for three decades Which t23] wouid give a meaningful picture. This replaced H luseholtl: A household is a group of pets­ the concept of town-group which was introduced ons who commonly live together and would take in the 1961 Censu5. The tONn-group was made their meals from a common kitchen unless the up of inciependent urban units not necessarily exigencies of work prevented any of them from contiguous to one another but were to some ex­ doing so. There may be one member household, tent inter-:hp~mdent. The dat'! for such town two m~mber household or multi-member househ· groups b9com:l incom) Hable from census to cen­ old For C:lnsu~ purposes each one of these types sus as the boundaries of towns themselves change is regarded as household. Again, there may be and the intermediate areas are left out of a aCco­ household of persons related by blood or house· unt. Thus the concept of Standard Urban Area hold of unrelated persons or even of mixed type. Examples of unrelated households are boarding came to be developed for adoption at the 1971 houBs, hostels, residential hotels, orphanages, Census. In Andhra Pradesh, 31 units have been rescue houses, ashrams, etc. These are called selected for demarcating Standard Urban Areas. institutional households. The neces~ary data will be compiled for these units also during the next two or three.successives Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes: Sch­ censuses in order to study urbanisation around a eduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes are those large nuclei. The Stan jard Urban Area is identified not,fied under Article 341 of the constitution acc­ ording to which the president may with respect to by the administrative units th~t it encompasses any Stale or Union Territory and where it is State namely the city. the town and the villages. The after consultation with the Governor, thereof, by boundaries of the Standard Urban ArEa are the public noti fication, specify the castes, races or tribes administrtive boundaries of the peripherial units. which shall for the purpose of the constitution be Urban Agglomeration: Apart from town/ deemed to be Scheduled Castes Tribes in relation to city, the 1971 concept of Urban Agglomeration that State or Union Territory, as the case may be. has also been adopted for the 1981 Census. An urban agglomeration constitutes. For the purpose of 1981 Census, the Schedul­ ed Castes and Scheduled Tribes Orders (Amend­ a) A city with continuous out growth (the ment) Act, 1976, notified under the Gow~rnment part of outgrowth bl:ling out of the of Indi3. Ministryof Home Affairs, Notification statutory limits but falling within the No. BC 12016/34/76-SCT - V dated 27-7-1977 boundaries of adjoining village Or villa­ ges); was adopted. A copy of the list of Schedule'.i Castes and Scheduled Tribes in Andhra Pradesh i: b) One town with sim'lar outgroNth or two given under the note on Primary Census Abstract or more adjoining towns with their outgr. owths a; in (a); Literates: A person who could both read and write any language with understanding was trea­ c) A city and one or m.)re adjoining towns ted as a literJte at the 1981 Census. A person, with their outgrowths all of which form a who could merely read but courd not write or vice continuous spread. There are only 4 versa was not treated as literate. Tne test for rea urban agglomerations in the State viz., ding was ability to read any simple letter eitner i , Vishakhapatnam, Rajat:mundry, Vijayawa­ print or in manuscript. Children aged 4 years ami da and Hyderabad. below were treated as illiterates. The test for ed· Census Housp: A census house is a building ucation was that a person should have passed a or part of a building havi' 9 a separate main ent­ recognised written examination or examinatio: c; rance from the road or common court yard or stair as proof of educational level atta ined. The high r • case etc. ,used or recognised as a separate unit. st examination passed was taken as the level of It may be inhabited or vacant. educa tion. t24]

Worker: The definition of work adopted in tents, etc., or did not derive any income were 1981 Census is as follows: classified under category (X) non-workers.

"work may be defined as participation in any The non workers are divided into the follow­ economically productive activity. Such parti­ ing seven categories: cipation may be physical or mental in nature. Work involves not only actual work but also 1. Househ01d duties i. e., all those persons effective supervision and direction of work." basically engaged in unpaid home duties doi­ ng no other work; In the cencept of work, a significant depart- ure is made at the 1981 Census. At the 1971 Cen­ 2. Students i.e., all ful'~time students or child­ sus, the main activity of a person was initially ren attending school; enquired according as he spent his time basically as a 'worker', engaged in production (. t goods and 3. Retired persons or a rentier i.e, a retired services or as a non~worker. For regular work in pe,son r.ot employed again or rer,tier or roya­ organised sector. the reference period was the lty receiver or any other person of independ­ week prior to enumeration, and for seasonal work ent means for securing which he does not ha­ such as agriculture, etc. ,the last one year. Per­ ve to wOlk and who does no other work; sons engaged atleast for a day in regular (non­ seasonal) work during the preceriing week were 4. Dependent Le., an infant or child not attend­ treated as workers, The ","ark of a person who was ing school, a person permanetly disabled from bac;icallya non-walker, such as a student, or hou­ working due to illness or old age or if able t,,·\,'.' fL. ' u' 1 0," .- :->:le ~ome marginal contribution to welk Io'.as Lj"""It.eCi .s secondary work and bodied who have no other activity and who this was recorded separately. are not seeking any work either, but are pure­ ly dependent. At the 1981 Census it was considered desira­ ble to have as detailed a profile of the workir g po­ 5. Beggars, etc., i.e., beggars, Vagrants or an pulation as possible, maintaining the comparabi­ independent woman without indication of so­ lity with 1961 and 1971 data. An attempt was made to find out if a person had done any work at urce of income and those of unspecified sou­ all during the last year. It will thus be seen that rce of subsistence and who are not engaged in the questions on economic approach have been de­ any economically productive work; signed to distinguish all the workers, regular or seasonal and non-workers With reference to the 6. Institutional inmates Le., a convict in a jailor last one year prior to the date of enumeration. It an inmate of penal, mental or charitable inst­ was intended to find out how many had worked itution; and for 183 days or more i, e. , 6 months or more and information regarding the secondary work done by 7. Other non-workers-all non-work~rs who may regular workers and also the marginal work done not come under any of the above six catego­ by the non-v.orkers was collected. It was felt in ries. the present context that the usual status of wor­ ker was more appropriate When compared with Marginal Workers: A significant feature of the approach of current status of worker followed the 1981 Census was the Collection of informa- earlier. The broad classification of workers is . tion on marginal workers Who had done some explained under the note on the Primary Census work for a period of less than 6 months during Abstract. the reference year prior to census taking. At the Non -Wod

District manuals compiled and published the village statements ware replaced by the Distr­ prior to 1905 by the erstwhile composite Madras ict Census Handbooks. Government contained not only particulars of items of more or less a permanent character such as District Census Handbooks: Sri R A. Gop­ physical characteristics, history, religion and eth­ ala Swamy, T.C.S" the then Registrar General, nography, but also a few statistical tables includ­ India and Ex-officio Census Commissioner of India pioneered the idea of compiling the District Cen­ ing those relating to population which became sus Handbooks for each district and introduced obsolete within a few years of publication. Later, the same in 1951 Census. This was envisaged as the Madras Government replaced the District ma­ part of the plan intended to secure an eff~ctive nuals by another publication viz., the District Ga­ method of preserving the census records prepared zetteer consisting of two Volumes A and B_ Volu­ for areas below the district level. He proposed that me A contained descriptive and such general ta­ all the District Census Tables and Census Abstra· bles as might be necesSary to explain the text and cts prepared during the process of sorting and Volume B contained detailed statistics. It was compilation, should be bound together in a single decided that Volume B s'1ould be brought out per­ manuscr iPt volume called the' District Census Hand­ iodically after each Decennial Census so that they book' and suggested to the St 3te Governments that c.ontain the latest statistics. volume A was pub­ the Handbook with or without the addition of other lished for some districts between 1905 and 1927 useful information relating to the District should in the composite Madras State. The publication of be printed and published at their own cost, in the Volume A was discontinued in 1927. Volume B same manner as the village statistics of the last was Published for ail the districts of the compos· censuses. This suggestion was accepted by most ite Madras State between 1906 and 1915. The of the State Governments. Both the composite publication of Volume B was also stopped after Madras State and the erstwhile Hyderabad State 1931 Census. Due to the II world war, they were accepted this suggestion and published th", Distr­ not published after the 1941 Census. ict Census Handbooks for each district at their Similarly in the erstwhile Hyderabad State own cost. In the erstwhile Hyderabad State, the also the Gazetteer volumes were brought out for District Census Handbooks were brought out in some of the districts. two parts, part 1 containing the administrative statistics and part Ii the census tables whereas The scheme of publ ication of revised District in composite Madras State, the Handbooks were Gazetteers was started in 19b8 by the State Gov­ brought out in one single volume for each district. ernments and in this State, the Gazetteers of all Pattern of District Census Handboo;{s at the districts except Hyderabad and Prakas m have 1961: At the 1961 Census, the scope of the District been published. Census Handbooks was enlarged significantly by The Village Statements: A part from the Sri Ashok Mitra, I.C.S., the then Registrar General, District Manual and Gazetteers the Census data India. District Census Handbooks of 1961 of And­ upto village level used to be published in a broch­ hra Pradesh included four parts.The first part con­ ure called 'Village Statement' for each District tained narrative description of the physical featu­ immediately after every census from 1872 upto res, history,social,economic and demographic, Cha­ 1941. racteristics, the progress made in each fieltl of adm­ inistration over the past decades and a brief gazet­ The village statements presented only the nu­ mber of occupied houses and population by relig­ teer of places. The second part contained the admi­ ion of each village and town. From 1951 Census, nistrativ~~of various departments The third [26j part contained the 1961 Census tables viz, Gene­ adopted for 1971. The District Census Handbook ral Population Tables, Economic Tables on Sched­ of 1981 Census comprises of the following two uled Castes and Schoduled Tribes. The fourth pans brought in single volu""e, the grouping of part consisted of Village and Town Directory 'A hich which would enhance the value of pUblication as was the most vital part of the Handbook, giving the dat I given theroin are closely in'errelated. the village-wise and town-wise primarY census abstract i.e., particulars of area, households. pop­ Part - A: Analytical Note. ulation, scheduled castes, scheduled tribes. liter­ acy, broad categorisation of working population, Part - B : Village and Town Directory and etc. Important amenities such as educational. me­ Villa.;le and Town - wise Primary dical, public health and communica'ion facilities Census Abstract. available were also indicated against each village rf has been decided not to go in for administ­ and town. Nine such tables containing vtllage­ rative statistics th 3t is part-C as it was our experi­ wise particulars such as irrigation sources, impor­ e,1C3 during 1971 C3nsus th3t-there was inordinate tant crops raised, value ot land, co-operative soci­ delay in collecti. g the administrative statistics eties, industrial establis~·ments, pol ce stations, pertaining to various departments with the result list of skilled craftsmen. etc, lAere given after village and town dirEctory. A st2t,"ment on fairs that the publication of this part of Di3trict Census and festivals in the distllct wos given at Ihe end Handbook wa3 dropped in Andhra Pradesh State. of the volume. AI: these four parts were bound Other reason for dropping the publ1cation is that in a single volume and published at the cost of administrative statistics, would be availabl&·to the the State Government. datd users in the publications of the State by Bur­ eau of Economics and Statistics and the concer­ Pattern at 1971 ~J1SU5; At the 1971 Cen­ ned departments. sus it WlS decided to enlarge the scope, in view of its usefulness to the official users of the cen­ The formats of 'viilage directory and of seven sus data and the increased demand among the statements on town directory are on the same pa­ public. There was some delay in the publication ttern as canvassed in 1971 Census except for a of District Census Handbcoks at 1961 Census due few additional columns. These addi:ional columns to two reasons - 1) inadequate printing facilities are introduced to throw more in:>ight in "0 the inf­ and 2) delay in the preparation of District Census rastructure of the villages and towns. A feature of Hand~ook which contained four part3. In order 1981 pattern is the restructuring of all the amenit­ to avoid delay in the publication and to make ies except power supply in the villages and to br­ avialable the more important ddta to the planr.ers ing them together. with the corollary that in case at the earliest, the District Census Handbook WJS any amenity is not available in the village, the di­ prepared in 3 parts ViZ., PJrt A, part B and part C stance of the nearest place where the facil ity is as shown below. available is presented. Similar method is follOWed in Part - A : Village and Town Directory respect of towns where educational and medical fa­ cil i ties are not avai lable.Whi Ie presenting the addit~ Part - B : Village and Town Primary Census ional columns of Town Directory, the Minimum Abstract Needs programme of the Planning Commission is kept in view. The scope of village directory. town Part - C: Administrative Statistics and Report. directory statements and primary census abstract along with the codes used under each column are Parts A and B were bound in a single volume explained hereunder. and were published for all the districts as e !fly as Scope of Village Directory: A s was done in in 1974. However the printing of part C was given up. the past, the village directory has been prepared fdr all the villages in the State and these are pre­ Pattern at 1981 Census; At the 1981 Cen­ sente:::! taluk-wise in the District Census Hand­ sus, the format of village direc!ory and statemen­ book (DCrI). For convenience of references. an ts of town directory are almost similar to those alphabetical list of villages in respect of each tal- (21] uk precede the village directory for that taluk. This The concepts of variuos types of land use given is done for easy location of any village in the dir­ under each of the columns 15 to 19 are explained ectory since the information is arranged in asc below: ending order of the location codes of the villages. 1. Forests These include all actually fores In the village directory, various amer,ities (Co1.15) : ted areas and the lands classed and other data have been indica :ed by codes. The­ or administered as forests und· se include, area of the village, totlll population er any legal enactment dealing with number of hoseholds at 1981 Census, availa­ with forests whether State ow­ bi
ity cf amenities such as educational. medical, ned or private. If any portion drinking water and P & T facilities,communication of such land is not actually facilities, type ('f approach to village and the dis­ wooded but put to some agricu­ tance of nearest town, power supply and land use ltural use, that portion is inclu­ partioulars There are 20 columns in the village ded under the appropriate hea­ directory covering the above aspects. ding of cultivated or uncultiva­ ted land. Columrls 1 to 3 relate to the location code nu­ mber, name and total area cf the village. The area 2. Cultivated This includes the land under the given under column 3 is as per the data collected area It'Jith following three categories. from the State Survey Department. Wherever the break-up (i) Net area sawn: figurers are not available from the State Survey irrigated The net area sown represents Department, the figures furnished by the Tahsil­ and unir­ the area sown to crops coun­ dars have been adopted. Cols.4A and 48 provide rigated ting areas sown more than the number of households and population of the (columns once in the same year. only village as per 1981 Census. Columns 5 to 11 and 16 & 17 once. 13 list out the basic amenities available in the village such as educational, medical, drinking (ii) Other fallows: water, postal, day of the market, communications, This includes all lands which approach to village and electric.ty. were taken up for cultivation In order to indicate the food habits, informa­ but are temporarily out of CUl­ tivation for a period of not tion on the staple food of the majority during the less than one year and not major portion of the year was collected under col­ more than five years. The re­ umn 14. Where"er it was difficult to clearly det­ asons for keeping such lands ermine a particular grain as staple food, the com­ fallow may be either due to bination of grains mainly used as staple food has poverty of the cultivators or been indicated inadequate supply of water Columns 15 to 19 pertain to the land use pa­ or malarial climate or silting of ttern in the village. The extent of forest area has canals or rivers or unremun­ been given in column 15 while in columns 16 and erated nature of farming, etc. 17 the extent of cultivated area in the village has CUrrent fallows: been given. The extent of irrigated area together with different irrigational sources has been indi­ This class comprises cropped cated in column 16. The extent of culturable areas which are kept fallow du­ waste has been shown in column 18 while the ring the current year. If any area not available for cultivation such as village seedling area is not cropped ag­ site, road and railways or under water, etc., has ain in the same year, it is a Iso been indicated under column 19. treated as current fallow. [28]

3. Culturable This include the land 'undtlr the 4. Area not This includes the land under waste following three categories. available the following two categories. for culti­ (i) Lanrl put to non-ailricul- (Column 18) (i) Permanent pastures ani vation. tural uses: All lands Ofcupied (Col. 19) other grazing lands: by buidings, roads and railwa­ ys or underwaters, e. g., rivers These cover all grazing lands and canals and other lands put to uses other than agricultural. whether they are permanent (ii) Barren and uncultivable pastures and meadows or not. land: This covers all barren Village common a'"d grazing la­ and un-cultivable land like mo­ nds within forest areas are inc­ untains, etc., i. e., which can- luded under this head. not be brought under cultiva­ tion unless at a high cost whe­ (ii) Miscellaneous tree cro­ ther such land is in isolated bl- Ps, groves not include:! in ock') or within cultivated hol­ the area sown: dings. Under this class is included all Colunln 20 is for recording remarks if any on cultivable land which is not in­ matters like place of religious historic:!lor archa­ cluded net area sown but is put eological interest. and for information on the nu­ to some agricultural use. Lands mber of cooies of newspapers, circulated in the vi­ under casuarina trees, thatch­ llage, and the number of motor cycles/scooters, ing grass, bamboo bushes and cars/jeeps and tractors available in the village. other grovE'S for fuel, etc, whi- All the above p3rticulars are based on the da­ ch are not included under 'O-c­ ta received from the concnrned departments like hards' are classed under this Education, Medical, postal and Electricity and al­ category. so from the Tahsildars concerned.

(iii)Culturable waste: In the Appendix to the village directory taluk level totals of the amenities have been furnished This includes lands available which gives the picture for the district as a whole. for cultivation but not taken up At the 1981 Census, additional items viz., total for cultivation or abandoned af­ ter a few years for c ne reason population and number of households and appro­ ach to village have been introduced. Information or other. Such lands may be on population and n Jmber of households will be either fallow or covered with useful as ready referen~e for analysing the data. shrubs and jungles which are not put to any use. They may Item on communications has been singled out be assessed or not assessed to spell in terms of availability of the public;trans­ and may lie in isolated blocks port system. This is intended to see whether the or within cultivated holdings. village is served by any mode of transport such as Land once cultivated but not bus or rail or waterway. It is against this back­ cultivated for five years in suc­ ground that the item on approach to village has cession is also included in this been listed separately. This refers to road, etc., category. leading to the village and is to indicate whether [29] the village is approachable both in fair and foul Tn case such of th., ameni ty as Fire Fighting weather and whether it is inaccessible for all time Service in Statement IV, the Educational Facility or only some time in the year. Adult literacy cla­ in Statement V is not available in the town, the ss/centre under item on 'Educatbn' and primary nam3 of the nearest place if in the same district health centre and community health worker under item 'Medical' of villag9 directory ara included to or the name of the nearest d strict if in the same indicate statistics on, the Minimum N'3eds Progra­ State 01 other State where available along with its mme of tt e PI6nning Corrrr issicn. distance from the relerrant town has been given. This is a new feature of 1981 Census as it is nec­ Scope Of Town Directory; There are se­ essary to ide1tify the areas that have no specific venstatements in the Town Directory which incl­ facility i the d:strict. ude several particulars relating to the towns arra­ nged as per the alph3betical order of their names. Statement VII, i e., popula ion by religion These statements are almo3t similar to those ado­ and Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes in towns pted at 1971 Census except for a few additional of Census WJS disc01tinued at the Ce­ columns The titles of the stat9m3nts are as foll­ 1971 1981 nsus a,-d a new St3tement IV A h3s been introdu­ ONS: ced to explore the possibility of civic and other Statement : Status and growth history. am~nities available in not fied slums in Class I - and II towns only. Statement II : Physical aspects and loca- tion of towns, 1979 : The following l' places form part of urban in Statement III Municipal Finance, '978-79 KuroooJ cistrict at the 1981 Censu·s· ..

Statement IV : Civic and other amenities, 1. Adoni 1979 2. Allagadda Statement IV A : Civic and other amenities in notified slums, 1979 3. Atmakur

Statement V : Medical. Educ]tional, Recr­ 4. Banganaralle eational and Cultural facili­ ties, 1979 5. Bugganipalle

Statement VI : Trade, C("mmerce, Industry 6 Dhone and Banking, 1979 7. Kurnool With a view to facilitate analysis of data, a 8. Nandlkotkur few new columns have been introduced. The col­ umns-Class of Town, in every statement is a sign­ 9. Nandyal ificant a::ldition. By taking 1he class of town into c')nsideratio'1 t;e infrastructure of amenities and 10 Srisailam Project Township Right Flank filcilities available in urban areas can b1st be an­ Colony. alysed. The addition of Civic Administration Sta­ tus in Stat9ment "I and IV and population in Sta­ ". Yemmiganur. t:ment IV'«.V also serve the S3m) purpose. The fo­ Of these Adoni, Kurnool, Nandyal and Yemm­ rmats of Town Directory h3ve been devised to iganur are municip3lities. All other except Sris­ suit the M;nimum Needs Programm1 of the Planni­ ailam proj~ct Township Right Flank Colony are ng C:Jmllissioll. As a sequ)1 t) this programme panchayat towns. Srisailam project Township the columns, Scheduled Ca5t3s and Schedule j Tr­ ibes population in Staterr,ent IV and Acult Literacy Right Flank Colony is a townclassified for Census Classes/Centres in Statement V are identical. pu'rpose a nd is a census town. [30]

Of these eleven towns Allagadda is the only Commerce town, with a population at 108,939. place classified as town for the first time in the Kurnool and A 10ni are only the Class I towns in 1981 Census i 1 consideration of the district urban the district having a population of over one lakh. fclatura3. Adoni, Kurnoa!. N Injyal and Yemmiga· Both Nandyal and YJ,nmigiJnur ( a rep:')ced hand­ nur were classified as towns from '901. Banga. loom centre) are of class" category with a popul­ napalle was classified as town in 1931 while Nan­ ation of less than a lakh and more than 50~ 000 dikotkur, A mJkur anj D,'"nn3 W3re classified as persons. Class III towns, with population rangi~ towns in 1911 C31SUS. Th3 tow lship of 3risailam ng b tween 20,000 and J19, 999 persons are A'm­ Project Right Flank Colony and BugganipJlla Ce­ akur, Dhone, Nandikotkur and Srisailam Project ment Nagar were notified as towns in 1971. Township Right Flank Colony. The towns fall under Class IV C3tegory with their population ranging bet­ Four out of the thirreen taluks of [his district ween 10,000 and 19 999 persons are Allagadda, viz, Kodumur, Pattikonda, Alur and Koilkuntla are Banganapalle and Bugganipalle. There are no class Purely rural a.nd do not possess any towns. V & VI towns in the district. Bugganipalle is the Non~ of the towns in this district has been smallest toWn from the population points of View treated as Urban Agglomeration while Kurnoo!, with only 10 742 p~rsons In te.rms of area Adoni Adoni and N In fyal with some of the surrounding is the largest town in the district with 30 12 Sq. villages are the three towns which are trea ted as Kms. followed by Kuroool with 15.02 Sq. Kms. UrbJn' Areas in di.>trici as detailed St~rid'~rd th~ Bugganipalle' is the sm311est u'bJn unit with an below: area of 0.44 Sq. Kms.

Standard Urban Area Compone;]t Units Statement I : Status an:f growth history: This statement provides bJsic information on civic Urban Rural status, population with decadal growth rate from 1901 to 1981, density for 1981 census and sex ratio (I) (2) from 1961 to 198J Cen uses of each town in columns 2 to 19. I. Kurnool I. Kurno( I (I) Peddapadu ( ) Mamidalapad In this as well as in alia' her Town Directory (3) Kallur (R) Statements columns 1 & 2 relate to serLI number (4) Dinnedevarapadu and class, name and civic administrative status of the town. Class of town has been introduced to 2. Nandyal I. NanJyal (I) Nandyal (R) (1) Noonepalle (R) facilitate ana:ysis of Town Directoy data at the State and all India levels. This is presented accor­ 3. Adeni I. Adoni (I) Mandagiri (R) ding to 1981 population of the core town as per (2) Jsvi the population size classification.

The 'otal urban area in the district is only Population Class '24 94 Sq. Kms. constituting 0.71~1" of the geogr­ , CO,OOO and above aphic.~1 area of the district. The urban pOPulati­ on of the district is 589,599 persons constituting 50,000 - 9:::,999 II 24. 49~~ of the total population of the district. 20,000 - 49,999 III The corresponding proportion of urban population 10,000 - 19,999 IV in 1971 was 20. 3%. Kurnoal city is the largest 5,000 - 9,£'99 V urban urft in the district with a population of 206,362 p';.fsons, fOllowed by Adoni a trade and Below 5,000 VI [31J

The civic administrative status of the town is ak of the influenza epidemic that claimed a heavy indicated in brakets by abbreviated letters like M toll of life. During the decade 1931-41 too Ado­ (Municipa I ity),P( Pa n chayat )et(.."T he Ic( at ion code ni had shown a fall in the population "There had number under C('1.3 for the town was framed to been a fall in the population at Banganapalle follow the alpha3etical order of the towns in the town during the ('ecade 19; 1-51. district. This also facilitates easy location of the Of the 11 towns in the district, Adoni is the town in the map. The name of the taluk where only town having an area of 30.12 Sq.Kms. Next the town is located is given to fi'cilitate analysis to it it c mes Nand k'Jtkur with an area of 23.03 of data at State and all India level. Area in SQ. Sq Km The third important tONn as far a5 area i~ Kms. and number of households including house­ concerned is Banganapalle with ar'l a'ea of 2243 less households for each town is included in the Sq Kms 8ugg ,nipdll) ·.tVith an area of 0.41 Sq. Town Directory for the first lime at 1981 Census. Kms. is the thickly populated town with 21,414 The population of the town with decadal growth persons per Sq Kms. as egainst the district aver­ rate from 1901 census to 1981 is given in Cols. 7 age dr nsity ot 136 perscns per Sq Km Kurnool to 15. The percentage growth rate is indicated City, t· e district headqu Hters and thd ex-capital below the population in brackets. Density for of Andhra Scate, had recorded a d ~nsity d 13,739 1981 (Col. 16) is a new column introduced to fa­ persons per Sq Km. cilitate analysis of Town Directory data. It has been calculated taking into account the area and Statement II : Physical as;>ects lin J ''lca· the population of 1981 Census of the town and tion cf towns, 1979. presented per Sq . Km. Sex ratio from 1961 to This statement has 12 columns aod depi.cts 1981 Censuses has been given in Cols 17 t019. physical aspects and location of towns in the dis­ This is also a new acdition to faCilitate analysis of trict. An asteri~k mark placed"t the top of the Town Directory data. Sex ratio is defined h9re is columns] to 5 (ohysical aspects) indicates that number of females per 1,000 males. the dat'! ha _Ie been furnished by the D;rec.tor Gen­ Kurnool, as a capital, grew into a city after eral of Observat-::ries and the AVQrage of 30 years the form3tion of Andhra State in 1953. Tha incr­ (193' -60) is taken as standard norma I. When ease in the population of this !OWI') was on accO­ data in respect of lh'l new towns are not available, unt of the administrative headq:Jarters of the ers­ corresponding data available for the nearast town twhile Andhra State between 1953-56 when a la­ are given a'ld in such cases the sym )01 "'of' has rge number of administrative Offices were shifted been used. from Madras to Ku~nool and also due to the esta­ All the towns are the taluk headquarters except hlishment of large Thungabhacra industries oil mills, motor workshops, upgrading the district he­ Srisaiiam Proj~ct Township R:g',t Flank Colony and adquarters hospital to general hospital, educatio­ Bugganipalle which are at a distance af 61 and nal institutions, etc. Adoni has attained the 67 Kms respectively from their taluk headquarters­ status of a city in 1981 Census as it is an import­ All thetowns are connected by the roads. The dist· ant commercial and industrial town. Nandyal is riet is also served with both tha metre gauge and pn important cotton ginning centre and showed a broad gauge railways. The metre gauge fail con­ steady increase in its population growth from de­ necting Guntakal and Vij'lY.1wada passes through cade to decade. Dhone and Nandyal. A branch line connects Hyderabad with Dhone through Kurnoal town. The variation in the population particularly during the decade 1911·21 with referense to Ade­ The broad gauge line connecting Madras and ni and Yemmiganur towns was due to the out bre- Bombay pa,sses through Adonj. The remaining six [32]

towns are not directly connected by rail but they purposes in domestic premises and supply in pou· are within a distance of 50 Kms. except Srisai)am Itry farming units upto 100 birds;industrial service Project Township Right Flank Colony. The district means supply for purposes of manufacturing, is having good communication facilities. processing and/or' preserving goods for sale, rice mills, oil mills, flour mills, ginning mills, l.ecorti­ Kurnool Cuddapah Canal and Thungabhadra eating mills, dal and gram mills, stone crushers, Channel passing through the district provide the water works and sewerage pumping stations ope­ navigation facilities in a limited way. rated by local authorities or Government Depart­ ments or Cooperative house building societies Statement III : Municipal Finance. 1978-79. and pump sets of Railways for whatever purpose The data for inclusion in this statement was they may be used. Commercial service includes obtained from the respective statutory and non­ the supply of energy for lights, fans for non-dom­ stalutory bodies from their budgets and accounts. estic and commercial purposes. Road lighting service includes supply of energy for lighting on The table shows that no town except Adoni public roads, Streets, thorough fares including and Nandayal has an excess of expenditure over parks. markets, CH stands, bridges and for income. The deficit income noticed i 1 respect of traffic Signalling. Supply of energy to places Adoni and Nandyal towns is not much Since the Sri of worship like temples, churches, mosques, sailam Project To'JI nship Right Flank Colony ha5 ro gurudwaras, educational institc.;t:ons, student hosters, municipal guest houses, T Bs. circuit civic administration of its own,the question of pre­ houses of the sovernment. charitable instituti­ sentation of these particu lars did not arise. I n Adoni, ons and recognised service/institutions ore - inclu­ ded in ·Others'. Dhone and Nandikotkur towns more than 20~~ of the total receipts is utilised for purposes of Public Kurnool has the highest number of industrial, health and convenienc:ls. For public institutions commercial and road lighting points connections followed by Atmakur, Nandyal and Adoni in indu­ like Sch')ols, and libraries except Adoni, Kurnool strial, commercial and road lighting points conne­ and Nandyal municipalities the rest h3ve not ctions respectively. spent anything from their incomes. Statement IVA: Civic and Other Amenities Statement IV: Civic and other amenities. in Notifi ed Slums. 1979. 1979. This is a new statement on civic and other ame­ nities provided to the people living in notified or As the title itself reveals, this statement deals recognised slums in Class I and II tOWIiS. Since the with the facilities provided to the people in urban magnitude of slum is greater in respect of Class I areas of the district. and II towns, presentation of da'a on slumS is limiTed to Class I ?nd II towns only. There are only The sewerClge system available is sewer and 4 towns viz., Adoni, Kurnool, Nandyal and Yem­ open surface drdins in almost all the towns. All miganur which figure in Class I and II towns. the eleven towns are having protected water sup­ Statement V : Meiical. Educational ani Cult .. ply through tap3, tube w}lls and tanks. ural Facil!ties in Towns, 1979. All the 11 tOwns have electric supply for dom­ In this statement, the magnitude of faci lities estic as well as industral purposes. on medical, educational, recreational and cultural aspects with refere~ce to population of 1981 has In Andhra Pradesh domestic service includes. been detailed in respect of the various towns in s·Upply of €nergy for lighting, fans· and domestic the district. [33]

All the eleven towns in the district together Class to IV Primary have 147 medical institutions which include hos­ Class V to VII Middle pitals, dispensaries, maternity and child welfare centres, Family Planning Centres, Nursing Homes Class IX to X Secondary etc, Kurnool, Nandyal, Nandikotkur and Alla­ Class XI to XII Higher Secondary gadda are having quite a large number of these institutions. The General hospital at Kurnool is a Thus the number of educational institutions tuft-fledged hospital serving as a teaching insti­ PhYSically existing within a town have not been tutibn also. The missionary hospital at Nandyal presented but has been presented by the group­ is another well equipped institution in the district. ing of the classes in the institutions and treating The total bed strength in all the 147 institutions each group as a school of its kind. This is 1,480 catering to the medical needs of the enti­ grouping holds true irrespective of educational re urban population of 589,599 persons in the institutions they belong to. For instance, the district which works out to about 2 beds per every grouping marked 8S higher secondary, i.e., Class 1,000 population. It is evident that the medical XI and XII may physically belong to a college hut' facifities are grossly inadequate. There are also for the purpose of town directory these two class­ a few Ayurvedic, Unani and Homeopathic insti­ es put together constitute one unit of a higher tutions in the district. secondary school and the rest of the College has been treated as 8 college. There are 9 degree colleges in all the eleven towns together in the district imparting instructions On the recreational and cultural aspects, there in Arts, Science and Commerce Subjects. There are 45 cinema halls, 8 auditoria and 37 reading is one college of modern medicine in Kurnool and rooms including public libr,aries in all the eleven only one polytechnic at Nandyal. Forty shorthand towns. But the highest number of these facilities and typewriting institutions are there in all the are available in Kurnool city the district headquar­ eleven towns in the district, a majority of which ters. are functioning in Kurnool city. Statement VI: Trade. Commerce. Industry There are 15 Junior Colleges, 49 High Schools and Banking; 1979 70 Middle Schools and 206 Primary Schools in the urban area of the district. Data on trade, commerce, industry and bank­ ing facilities available in each town in the district A different method has been adopted in pres­ are presented in this statement. e-nting the number of educational institutions. Kurnoo' district is mainly agricultural. The Composite schools like middle schools with K.C. canal taken from Thungabhadra river passes p.rimary clasles or secondary schools with middle through Kurnool, Nandyal and Nandikotkur taluks classes have been included in the number and provides good irrigation facilities in this taluks. of primary and middle schools respectively. For The next important irrigation sources in the dist­ example, if in a town there are two primary schools rict are tanks and wells. Groundnut and cotton upto say Class IV and one high school from constitute the principal commercial crops of the Class I to Class X, the number of primary schools district. in the town is given as 3 and that of middle school as one and secondary school as one even tho­ The district enjoys good banking facilities. ugh there are physically only three edUcational In all, there are 64 banks. 47 agricultural credit institutions. Again a composite school having societies and 105 non-agricultural credit societies cfasses upto class XII has been divided as shown catering to the financial needs of the urban popu­ befow: lation in the district. PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

The Primary Census Abstract provides the most While presenting the data in the Primary Cen­ important statistics relating to residential houses, sus Abstract, villages and towns have been arran­ households and population and its characteristics ged in the ascending order of their L.C. Numbers._ The down to the village / ward levels in rural/urban wards in each town have also been arranged simi­ areaS respectively. The Primary Census Abstract larly. The uninhabited villages and villages fully and some other tables till the 1971 Census, were included in a town have been indicated accordingly generated by breaking the individual slip pads and in the rural Primary Census Abstract. In case of vil­ sorting them out manually. As a distinct departure lages which are partly included in towns the word 'Rural' has been added in brackets after the na!l)e, of from this procedure, the system of 1981 Census the village and the particulars relating to the rural tabulation avoided break.ing of the pads and man­ portion only have been presented against such vill­ ual sorting of the individual slips. The data on Pri­ ages. An alphabetical list of villages together with mary Census Abstract was obtained by compilation their respective L.C. Numbers is given at the beg­ of data· available in part-II of the Household Sche­ inning of each taluk, which helps the reaeler to dule, nam~ly Population Record. locate the village for which data on' the pdmary Primary Census Abstract of 1981 Census has Census Abstract is required. been presented on the following aspects for each revenue village in respect of rural areas and for The basic characteristics of such of those per­ each ward/locality/block of a town in urban areas. sons who were alive at the sunrise on 1st March~ 1981 whether they lived in norma I residen"; 1. location Code number and name of tial houses or huts or in institutions like hospitals, village/town and area. hostels, asylums, boarding houses, hotels, etc. or 2. T Jtal number of occupied residential where houseless persons like the wandering trtbes, houses and total number of households. pavement dwellers have been presented ,in 28 3. Total population and its sex breakup columns of the Primary Census Abstract. 4. Population of Scheduled Castes and Sche­ As per the 1981 Census count the population duled Tribes by sex breakup. of Kurnool district is as follows: 5. Literate persons by sex.

6. Total main workers ( I to IX categories) Persons Males Females·. and the breakup of the workers into four I ., broad categories. viz, Total 2,407,299 1,226,943 1,180,356 , Gategory I : Cultivat,ors Rural 1,817,700 923,946 893, "54; . Category n: Agricultural Labourers .

Col. 4 Number of occupied residential houses Col. 3. This column shows the area of villages in a village/town includes partly residential houses in hectares while the area of town is given in Sq. also. kms. based on the information furnished by the respective State agencies. Where the area of a par­ Col. S. This column includes houseless house­ ticular village/town was not available, the fact holds and institutional households as well. was noted as N.A. against that village/town. The area of all the villages and towns put together Cois 6 to 8. Total population includes house­ may not be equal to the area of the taluk since the less and institutional population with sex break up. area of the taluk includes area of villages, reserve forests, rivers and hills within the taluk. Rural area Cois 9 to 12. Under these columns the popu­ of a taluk presented in P.C.A. is obtained by lation of S.Cs. and S.Ts. by sex is given. A copy deducting urban area from the total area of the ta­ of the list of S. Cs. and S. Ts. in Andhra Pradesh as luk as furnished by the State Survey Department. notified in Presidential Order No. BC 12016/34/ Similarly, the rural area at a district can be obtain­ 76-SCT V-dated 27-7-1977 is appended here ed by deducting the total urban area of all the under.

List of Scheduled Castes in Andhra Pradesh

,. Adi Andhra 26. Holeya 2. Adi Dravida 27. Holeya Dasari 3. Anamuk 28. Jaggali 4. Aray Mala 29. Jambuvulu 5. Arundhatiya 30. Kolupulvandlu .«J, 6. Arwa Mala 31. Madasi Kuruva, Madari Kut:'a 7. Bariki 32. Madiga ' 8. Bavuri 33. Madiga Dasu, Mashteen 9. Beda Jangam, Budga Jangam 34. Mahar 10. Bindla 35. Mala 11. Byagara 36. Mala Dasari 12. Chachati 37. Mala Dasu 13. Chalavadi 38. Mala Hannai 14. Chamar, Mochi, Muchi 39. Mafajangam 15. Chambhar 40. Mala Masti 16. Chandala 41, Mala Sale, Netkani 17. Dakkal, Dokkalwar 42' Mala Sanyasi 18. Dandasi 43. Mang 19. Dhor 44. Mang Garodi 20. Dom, Dombara, Paidi, Pano 45. Ma',ne 21. Ellamalawar, YellammalaWandlu,,- 46. Mashti 22. Ghasi, Haddi, Relli Chachandi 47. Matangi 23. Godagali 41. Mehtar 24. Godari 49. Mitha Ayyalvar 25. Gosangi 50. Mundala [36]

51. Paky, Moti, Thoti 56. Samagara 52. Pambada, Pambanda 57. Samban 53. Pamidi 58. Sapru 54. Panchama, Pariah 59. Sindhollu, Chindollu 55. Rel!i

List of Scheduled Tribes in Andhra Pradesh

1. Andh 18. Koya, Goud, Rajah, Rasha Koya, Lingadhari 2. Bagata Koya (OrdinarY)1 Kattu Koya, Shine Koya, 3. Bhil Rajkoya. Kulia 4. Cher.chu, Chenchwar 19. 20. Malis (excluding Adilabad. Hyderabad, Karim­ 5. Gadabas nagar, Khammam, Mat.bubnagar, Nizamabad 6. Gond, Naikpod, Rajgond Medak. Nalgonda and Warangal districts) 7. Goudu (in the Agency tracts) 21. Manna Dhora 8. Hill Reddis 22. Mukha Dhara, Nooka Dhora 9. Jatapus 23. Nayaks (in the Agency tracts) 10. Kammara 24. Pardhan 11. KattunaYllkan 25. Porja\ Parangiperja 26. Reddt Dhoras 12. Kalam, Mannervarlu 27. Rona, Rena 13. Krnda Dhoras 28. Savaras, Kapu Savaras, Maliya Savaras, Khutto 14. Kanda Kapus Savaras ~~ , 15. Kondareddis 29. Sugalis, Lambadis If$' 0 30. Thoti (in Adilabad,,LKarimnagar, Khammam, 16. Kondhs, Kodi, Kodhu, Desaya Kondhs, Dong­ Mahbubnagar, Medak, Nalgonda, Nizama­ ria Kondhs, Kuttiya Kondhs, Tikiria Kondhs, 1r1 bad and Warangal Districts) Yeni~y Kandhs 31. Valmiki (in the Agency tracts) 17. Kotia, Bentho Oriya, Bartika, Dhulia, Dulia, 32. Y.madis Halva, Paiko, Putiy~, Sanrona, Sidhopaiko 33. Yerukulas

Cols. 13 & 14: Literate persons are shown un­ tion may be physical or mental in nature. Work in­ der these columns. A person who can both read volves not only actual work but also effective su­ and write with understanding in any language is pervision and direction of work. A man or a woman taken as literate. A person who can merely read who is doing only household duties or makingsome­ but cannot write is not a literate. All children of thing only for domestic consumption (and not the age 01 4 years or less are treated as illiterate for sale) is not doing any work in census termino- even if the child is going to school and may have 10gy.The reference period is the one year preceiP picked up reading and writing a few odd words. ding the date of enum Hation. Persons who had worked for 183 days or more, in other words work­ CoIn. 15 to 28: At the 1981 Census, population ed 6 months or m:>re are classified under cultiva­ has been broadly divided into three sections based tor, agricultural labourer, household industry and on main activity viz., workers, marginal workers, other workers according to the nature of wurk one non-workers. Their details are shown under these columns. did. Such of those persons who had worked for less than 183 days or 6 months are shown as mar­ The definitions and concepts adopted in the ginal workers. economic classification of population at the 1981 Census are given under item Analytical Note. Cultivator: For purposes of census a person is working as cultivator if he or she is engaged ei­ Work: Work is defined as participation in any ther as employer, single worker or family worker economically productive activity. Such participa- in cultivation of land owned or held from govern- [37] ment or held from private persons or institutions in number of residential houses and 18.63~~ in for payment in money, kind or share. Cultivation number of households. includes supervision or direction of cultivation. The total number of persons returned at the Agricultu rallabourer: A person who works 1981 Census in Kurnool district is 2,407,299 as in another persons land for wages in money, kind against 1,982,090 in 1971 Census, thus recording or share is regarded as agricultural labourer. An an increase of 21.45~-;; as against the State's grow­ agricultural labourer has no right of lease or cont­ th rate of 23.10%. The proportion of rural and ract on land on which he/she worked. urban population to the total population in the district works out to 75.51~"; and 24.49~~ respecti­ Household Industry: Household industry vely in 1981 Census compared to 79.70~{, and is defined as an industry conducted by the head 20. 30~~ in 1971. Allagadda has been added to the of the household himself/herself and or by the mem­ list of towns at the 1981 Census in Kurnool dis­ bers of the household at home or within, the villsge trict and hence there is an increase of urban popu­ in rural areas and only within the precincts of the lation in 1981 over 1971 Census and consequen­ house where the household lives in urban areas.The tial decrease in the rural population. There are large proportion of workers in a household indus­ 962 females per every 1,000 males at the .1981 try should consist of members of the household Census when compared with State index of 969 including the head. The industry should not be females p~r 1.000 males. The ratio of 969 fem­ run on the scale of registered factory which would ales per every 1,000 males was recorded at 1971 qualify or has to be registered under the Indian Census. Factories Act. Kurnool district returned 691,574 literates at Other Workers: All workers who are not 1981 Census forming 28.73% of the total popula­ cultivators or agricultural labourers or in house­ tion of the district, compared with 467,125 lite­ hold industry are other workers.The type of workers rates constituting 23.56% at 1971 Census. The sex that come under this category include factory break up of literacy rates during 1981 census is workers, plantation workers, those in trade, 39.96% among males and 17.06% among females. commerce, business transport, mining, construct­ Rural. Urban break up of literacy rates indicate ion, political or social work, all government ser­ 2350% of population are literates in rural, while vants, municipal employees, teachers, priests, this is 44.86% in urban population. The corres­ entertainment artists, lawyers, barbers, dhobis, ponding Rural and urban rates of literacy at 1971 etc. are 19.37/~ and 40.03% respectively.

According to the 1981 Census there are In Kurnool district there are 1,124,992 workers 436,879 occupied residential houses and 444,838 constituting 46.70%of the total popUlation as aga­ households in Kurnool district compared to inst 839.664 workers forming 42.36% in 1971 Cen­ 361,909 residential houses and 374,969 house­ sus. Among males the workers constituted 56.08% holds in 1971 registering an increase of 20.72% while among females only 36.96% are workers. BRIEF ANALYSIS OF THE VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY AND

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTR.~Cr DATA

There are 911 villages in the district at the uded in different towns of the~district. 14 villages 1981 Census as against 915 at 1971. Decrease which were fully included in urban areas are not is due to conversion of 4 reserve forest villages taken into account in computing the total number as hamlets in Nandyal taluk as explained in detail of villages in the district. The following table in the statement (jurisdictional changes). 2 villa­ gives the population of taluks by total/rural/urban ges in pattikonda taluk are returned as newly with sex break-up. The number, of villages and sprung up during the decade. 2 main revenue towns in each of the taluks are also indicated in villages in Allagadda taluk are reported as fully this table. included in urban area by loosing their rural Character Out of the 911 villages, 892 are inha­ Kurnool taluk has more urban population than bited while 19 villages are uninhabited Of the in­ other taluks. while Banganapalle taluk has the habited villages five were reported as partly incl- least urban population as per 1981 Census.

Table 1

POPULATION, NUMBER OF VILLAGES AND TOWNS, 1981

Population ------No. of Total Rural Urban Villages S1. Name of ------No. 0 No. Ta[uk P M F P M F P M F Total Inha- Town bited

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

1 Adoni 257,518 130,~49 127,269 148,579 74.606 73,973 108,939 55,643 53,296 118 111 2 Yemmiganur 15:1,641 76,920 76,72[ 102,940 51,399 51,54[ 50,701 25,521 25,180 54 53 3 Kodumur 117,619 59,507 58,111 117,619 :9,507 58,112 37 37 4 Kurnool 335,837 173,447 162,390 129,475 66,564 62,911 206,362 106.883 99,479 57 57 5 Nandikotkur 149,481 75,964 73,517 C6,558 64,255 62,303 22,923 11,709 11,214 54 52 6 Atmakur 157,339 81.400 75,939 111,294 57,127 54,167 46,045 24,273 21,772 46* 46 2 7 Nandyal 247,175 125,976 121,199 158,990 80,988 78,002 88,185 44,988 43,197 73 7? 1 8 Allagadda 197,714 100,698 9',,016 li8,957 91,093 87,864 18,757 9,605 9,152 85 85 9 Kcilkunt[a 145,002 73,514 71,488 145,002 73,514 71,488 92 89 10 Banganapalle 85,142 43,361 41,"81 70,705 35,981 34,725 11,436 7,380 7,056 52 51 11 Dhone 228,2[5 117,141 JlI,074 194,964 100,146 94,818 33,251 16,995 16,256 76 74 2 12 Pattikonda 192,790 97,797 94,993 192,790 97,797 94,993 73 70 I3 Alur 139,826 70,969 68,857 139,826 70,969 68,857 94 94

TvTAL 2,407,2991,226,9431,180,3561,817,700 923,946 893,754 589,599 302,997 286,602 911 892 11

Since Srisailam Project Township is not treated as a seperate revenue village, it is not considered as a revenue village in Atmakur Taluk. [39]

Table 2 compares the taluk·wise population 1971-81, while Pattikonda taluk has recorded the from 1971 and 1981 Censuses for total, rural and lowest positive growth rate of 5.38:,. Negative urban areas. Ku1fnool taluk has recorded ,he growth rate (-0.34%) is noticed in Alur Taluk. highest growth rate of 41.33";) during the decade

Table 2

DECADAL CHANGE IN DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION

Population Percentage decadal 1971 1981 (1971-81) Variation

r------~------~ r------~------:. r------~------~ Taluk Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Adoni 210,109 124.798 85,311 257,518 148,579 108,939 22.56 19;06. 2°.70

2 Yemmiganur 112,639 82,374 30,265 153,641 102,940 50,701 36.40 24.97 67.52

3 Kodumur 96,905 96,905 117,619 117,619 21.38 21.38

4 Kurnool 237,628 100,918 136,710 335,837 129,475 206,362 41.33 28.30 50.95

5 Nandikotkur 118,512 102,183 16,329 149,481 126,558 22,9~3 26.13 23.85 40.38

6 Atmakur 126,159 90,011 36,148 157,339 111,294 46,045 24.71 23.64 27.3&

7 Nandyal 199,942 136,749 63,193 247,175 158,990 88,185 23.62 16.26 39.55

8 Allagadda 159,127 159,127 197,714 178,957 18,757 24.25 12.46

9 Koilkuntla 131,583 131,583 145,002 145,002 10.20 10.20

10 Banganapalle 69,542 58,899 10,643 85,142 70,706 14,436 22.43 20.05 35.64

II Dhone 196,698 172,848 23,855 228,215 194,964 33,251 16.02 12.80 39.42

12 Pattikonda 182,945 182,945 192,790 192,790 5.38 5,38

13 Alue 140,30i 140,301 139,826 139,826 0.34 0.34

District 1,982,090 1,579,641 402,449 2,407,299 1,817,700 589,599 21.45 15.07 46.50 40

Table 3 shows the total number of inhabited According to 1981 Census the population of villages in the district classified by population Scheduled Castes in Kurnool [district is 375,978 into six broad ranges. In computing the number accounting for 15.62% of the total population of of villages in a taluk. the villages which are the district. Scheduled Caste pouplation in this eith9r completely included in an urban unit or district forms 4. 72 '~, of the total Scheduled Castes returned uninhabited are not taken into account. population in the State. The proportion of Sche­ Maximum number of villages are in the size group duled Caste population to total population in of 500-1999 population and form 51.12% of total the villages is calculated for all the villages in villages in this district. the district and arranged in seven ranges together with percentage of villages in each range. Table 3 53.25", of the vi "ages have proportion of Schedul­ DI<;TRlBUTION OF VILLAGES BY ed Castes population in the range above 16":,. POPULATION RANGES ------Only 4.15% of villages are without Scheduled Range of No. of villages Percentage of Castes population. population in each range villages in eacb range Table 5 2 3 PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES 199 22 2.47 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION 200 - 499 82 9.19 500 .. 1,999 456 51.12 IN THB VILLAGES 2,000 - 4,999 284 31.84 5,000 - 9,999 36 4.04 Percentage range 10,000 + 12 1.34 of Scheduled No. of villages Percentage Total 892 100.00 Caste popula- in each range of villages tion to total in each range Table 4 presents the distribution of villages population by density into nine ranges and also the percen­ tage of villages in each range. The density 2 3 figures per Sq.Km. of each village have been worked out by using the area figures corrected Nil 37 4.15 upto two places of decimal. The highest propor­ 5 or less 57 6.39- tion of villages is observed in the density range )41 15.81 of 101-200. More than 61 % of villages come 6 - 10 under density group 101 and above. This district 11 - IS 182 20.40 has returned a density of 136 persons per Sq. 16 - 20 175 19.62 Km. as against 195 persons of the State. 21 - 30 213 23.88 Table 4 31 and above 87 9.75 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY DENSITY

Range of Total No. of Percentage of Total 892 100.00 . density villages in each villages in each (per sq. km.) density range density range The Scheduled Tribes population in the district 2 3 is 39.914 persons forming 1.66% of the total popu­ - 10 3 0.34 lation of the district. 48.54% of the total villages in 11- 20 4 0.45 the district have returned the proportion of Schedul­ 21- 50 67 7,51 ed Tribe population less thao5% range. 42.04')(. of 51- 100 276 30.94 101 -200 377 42.26 the total number of villages in the district have not 201- 300 103 11.55 recorded any Scheduled Tribe population. Among 301- 500 35 3.92 the taluks. highest proportion of Scheduled Tribe 501 + 17 1.91 population is returned in Atmakur taluk account­ Not known IO 1,12 jpg for 15. 34% of the total Scheduled Tribe Total 892 100,00 population in the district. [41]

Table 6 Table 7 provides the total population, Sche­ duled Caste and SCheduled Tribe population and PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION the percentage of Scheduled Caste .nd Scheduled TO TOTAL; POPULATION IN THE VILLAGES Tribe population to total population of the towns Percentage range in the distrct. of Scheduled No. of Percentage Tribe popula- villages in of villages The total scheduled castes population in all tion :0 total each range in each range the urban areas of the district at 1981 Cen_s was populalion 70,212 persons, representing 11.91 'I;, of the total 2 3 urban population. Among the towns proportions of scheduled castes population varies from Nil 375 42.04 6.21% in Allagadda town to 20.10% in Srisailam 5 or ~ess 433 48.54 Project township Right Flank Colony. 6 - 15 52 5.83 The scheduled tribes population in urban 16 - 15 13 1.46 areas of the district according to 1981 census is 26 - 35 4 0.45 36 - 50 6 0.67 6, 260 persons constituting 1.06% of the total 51 and above 9 1.01 urban population. The proportion of scheduled tribes' population varies from 0.62% in Kurnool Total 892 100.00 city to 4.57% in Bugganipalle town.

Table 7

PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION IN TOWNS

Percentage of Sche- Percentage of Name of the Town Total Total Scheduled Total Scheduled duled Caste Popu)a- Scheduled Tribe Population Caste Population Tribe Population tion to total Population to total pOpulation Population

2 3 4 5 6

Adoni 108,939 16,029 698 14.71 0.64 Allalladda 18,757 1,164 282 6.21 1.50

Atmakur 22,132 1,691 478 7.64 2.16 Bangal1apalle 14.436 1,124 401 7.79 2.78 :Bugganipalle 10,742 1,164 491 10.84 4.57 Dhone 22,509 2,164 432 9.61 1.92

KUTl100l 206,362 26,719 1,227 12.95 0.62

Nandikotkur 22,923 3,471 191 15.14 0.83 Nandyal 88,185 7,185 1,244 8.15 1.41 BrisaiJam Project 23,913 4,806 382 20.10 1.60 Township Right Flank Colony Yemmiganur 50,701 4,695 384 9.26 0.76

.AII Towns 589,599 70,212 6,260 11.91 1.06 [42]

The following Table 8 gives the literacy rates Table 9 by population ranges of villages in the district. Kurnoo! district occupies 9th rank in literacy LITERACY RATES FOR TOWNS amongst the districts in Andhra Pradesh State. The proportion of literates of this district consti­ Name of the Town Literacy rate tues 4.33% of the total Andhra Pradesh literates.

Highest literacy rate of 32.86% is found in Adoni 39.45 villages with 10,000 + population. Allagadda 50.03 Atmakur 42.50 Table 8 Banganapalle 43.8<> Bugganipalle 40.60 LTTERACY RATES BY POPULATION RANGES OF VILLAGES Dhone 50.21 Kurnc;ol 49.39 NDndikotkur 40.96 Range of No. of villages Literacy Nandyal 47./9, Population in eachlrange rate Srisailam Project Township 47.78 Right Flank Colony 2 3 Yemmiganur 31.23

All Towns 44.86 199 22 15.6\

200 - 499 82 22.37 Table 10 presents the proportions of literates, workers, non-workers, Scheduled Castes/Schedu­ 500 - 1,999 456 21.27 led Tribes population to the total population, 2,(}OO - 4,999 284 22.72 giving break-up by taluk (total/rural/urban) and 5,000 - 9,999 36 25.84 by sex. There is a high concentration of Sche­ duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population 10,000+ 12 32.86 in the rural areas than in the urban areas. Kurnoa.·' district has returned 28.73% of the total poputa~" Total 892 23.50 tion of the district as I iterates. Kurnoo! taluk has returned 40.89% of literates and this is the high­ Table 9 shows the literacy rates for the towns est in the district. Pattikonda taluk has returned in the district. the large number of workers 96,056 in its ruraL areas accounting for 8.54% of the total workers The literates in all the 11 urban areas in the of the district and 49.82% of the total population district together constitute 264,465 persons form­ of the taluk. Kodumur taluk stands first among the taluks in the district in the proportion o'f ing 44.86% of the total urban population. Among the towns, the literacy rate varies from workers to total population. Highest proportion of 31.23% in Yemmiganunown to 50.21 % in Dnone Scheduled Caste population is found in Nandi­ kotkur taluk (20.47%) while the fowest is in town. Being the district headquarters, Kuroool Nandyal taluk (13.02%). In rural areas of ta luks, city wh.ere several fdistrict administrative offices Nandikotkur with 21.44% stands the highest while and educational institutions are located, ranks Pattikonda recorded the lowest position with third to Dhone with a literacy rate of 49.39%. 14.70%. The percentage of the Schedu led Caste [43]

,population in urban areas range between 6.21% to Kurnool taluk tops the list in literacy rates 20.10% among the taluks. Atmakur taluk has among the total, male and female population in recorded the highest proportion of Scheduled Tribe the district as a whole. Also surprisingly it is .population with 3.89%, while Kodumur has the noticed that the literacy rates recorded for Kurnool lowest proportion of Scheduled Tribe population taluk are higher than the State average, in case with only 0.41%. of both sexes. [44]

Table

LlTERATES, WORKERS, NON-WORKERS, SCHEDULED CASTEl

-- -~~~- PERCENTAGE OF ------Total Total Population S.C. Popu- S.T. Popu- Literates to total population Name of Taluk Rural ------latinn to latinn to ------Urban P M F total total p M F Population Population ... -.---~ ----._ -_ ---_- --.-~ (I) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Adoni T 257,518 130,249 127,269 15.25 0.54 26.27 36.89 15.40 R 148,579 74,606 73,973 15.65 0.46 J6.61 25.88 7.25 U 108,939 55,643 53,296 14.71 0.~4 39.45 51.66 26.71

2 Yemmiganur T 153,641 76,920 76,721 14.50 0.83 20. ]7 30.50 9.81 R 102,940 51,399 51,541 17.08 0.80 14.72 23.42 6.03 U 50,70 I 25,521 25,180 9.26 0.76 ~1.23 44.75 17.53

3 Kodumur T 117,619 58,507 58,112 18.77 0.41 2! .10 30.86 11.10 R 117,619 ~8,507 58, ll2 18.77 0041 21.10 '0.80') 11.10 U

4 Kurnool T 335,837 173,447 162,390 15.83 0.94 40.89 50.96 30. I:: R 129,475 66,564 61,911 20.44 1.44 27.34 38.15 15.89 U 206,362 106,883 99,479 12.95 0.62 49.39 58.94 39.12

5 Nandikotkur T 149,481 75,964 73,517 20.47 1.30 28.02 38.31 17 .40 R 126,558 64,255 62,303 21.44 1.39 25.68 35.77 15.28 U 22,923 11,709 11 ,214 15.14 0.83 40.96 52.26 29.16

6 Atmakur T 157,339 81,400 75,939 16.70 3.89 31.14 42.29 19.18 R 111,294 57,127 54,167 17.76 4.73 25.30 35.97 14.05 U 46,045 24,273 21,772 14.11 1.87 45.24 57.18 31.93

7 Nandyal T 247,175 125,976 121,199 13.02 2.18 34.80 47.08 22.0.J. R 158,990 80,988 78,002 15.72 2.61 27.60 39.86 14.8- U 88,185 44,988 43,197 8.15 1.41 47.79 60.07 34.99

8 Allagadda T 197,714 100,698 97,016 15.16 1.86 28.46 40.73 15.7: R 178,957 91,093 87,867 16.10 1.89 26.20 38.28 13.67 U 18,757 9,605 9,152 6.21 1.50 50.03 63.97 35.40

9 Koilkuntla T 145,002 73,514 71,488 16.27 1.90 27.90 40.92 14.5J R 145.002 73,514 71,488 16.27 1.90 27.90 40.92 14.51 U

10 Banganapalle T 85,142 43,361 41,781 16.72 2.90 28.08 40.63 15.06 R 70,706 35,981 34,725 18.54 2.92 24.86 37.43 11.84 U 14,436 7,380 7,056 7.79 2.78 43.86 56.23 30.91

11 Dhone T 228,215 117,141 111,074 14.60 2.01 25.93 37.37 13.86 R 194,964 100,146 94,818 15.38 1.89 22.31 33.61 10.39 U 33,251 16,995 16,256 10.01 2.78 47.11 59. '6 34.09 [45]

10

TRIBE POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT

PERCENTAGE OF

:'Iain workers to Marginal workers Total workers to Non-workers to total population to total papulation total population total population Total Rural Name of Taluk P M F P M F P M F P M F Urban

( I J ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (IS) (19) (20) (21) (22) (2) ( I)

4~.58 55.30 29.57 2.35 0.37 4.37 44.93 55.67 33.93 55.07 44.33 66.07 T Adoni 50.59 59.41 41.70 3.50 0.50 6.52 54.09 59.91 4S.21 45.91 40.09 51.79 R 31.67 49.81 12.73 0.77 0.19 1.38 32.44 50.00 14.11 67.56 50.00 85.89 U

48.63 56.91 40.33 1.25 0.33 2.17 49.88 57.24 42.51 <0.12 42.76 57.49 T Yemmiganur 2 53.06 59.93 46.21 1.30 0.38 2.23 54.36 60.30 48.44 45.64 39.70 51.56 R 30.64 50.S2 2S.30 1.1' 0.24 2.07 40.~9 51.07 30.37 59.21 48.93 69.63 U

51.39 58.2~ 44.40 I.Sl 0.34 3.31 53.20 58.56 47.72 46.80 41.44 52.28 T Kodumur 3 51.39 58.22 44.40 1.81 0.34 3.31 53.20 58.5(, 47.72 4(,.80 41.44 52.28 R U

37.16 50.01 23.43 0.90 0.34 1.50 38.06 50.36 24.93 61.94 49.64 75.07 T Kurnool 4 49.48 57.02 41.50 1.41 0.34 2.55 50.89 57.35 44.04 49.11 42.65 55.96 R 29.43 45.65 12.01 0.95 0.35 0.84 30.02 46.00 12.85 69.98 54.00 87.15 U

46.88 57.54 35.87 2.84 0.29 5.48 49.72 57.83 41.35 50.28 42.17 58.65 T Nandikotkur 5 49.05 58.90 38.89 3. ~1 0.28 6.23 52.26 59.18 45.12 47.74 40.82 54.88 R 34.91 50.06 19.09 0.83 0.35 1.34 35.74 50.41 20.45 64.26 49.~9 79.57 U

42.69 55.58 28.88 1.07 0.17 2.04 43.77 55.75 30.91 56.23 44.~5 69.09 T Atmakur 6 47.30 57.92 36.10 1.33 0.09 2.64 48.63 58.01 38.74 51.37 41.99 61.26 R 31.56 50.08 10.90 0.45 0.36 0.55 32.00 50.44 11.45 68.00 49.56 88.55 U

43.69 56.02 30.88 2.31 0.42 4.27 46.00 56.44 35.15 54.00 43.56 64.85 T Nandyal 7 49.S3 58.45 40.88 3.20 0.56 5.94 53.03 59.01 46.8! 46.97 40.99 53.19 R 32.63 51.64 12.82 O.~O 0.16 1.~5 ~3.32 51.80 14.08 66.68 48.20 85.92 U

46.0' 57.28 :4.39 3.01 0.49 5.62 49.06 57.77 40.01 50.94 42.23 59.99 T Allagadda 8 47.39 ~8.08 36.31 3.28 0.53 6.12 50.67 58.61 42.43 49.33 41.39 57.57 R 33.22 49.66 15.97 0.47 0.09 0.86 33.69 49.76 16.84 66.31 50.24 83.16 U

49.01 58.57 39.18 3'27 0.54 6.08 52.28 59. 11 45.~5 47.72 40.89 54.75 T Koilkuntla 9 49.01 58.57 39.18 3.27 0.54 6.08 52.28 59.11 45.25 47.72 40.89 54.75 R U

43.87 55.49 31.81 4.43 0.76 8.24 48.30 56,26 40.05 51.70 43.74 59.95 T Banganapalle 10 46.20 57.15 34.85 4.98 0.83 9.28 51.17 57.99 44.12 48.83 42.02 55.88 R 32.50 47.41 16.89 1.-5 0.43 3.13 34.25 47.85 20.03 65.~5 52.15 79.97 U

41.-IC 55.69 26.38 4.38 0.57 8.39 45.80 56.26 34.76 54.20 43.74 65.24 T Dhone 11 43.27 56.87 28.91 5.00 0.61 9.63 48.27 57.48 38.54 51.73 42.52 61.46 R 30.58 48.71 11.63 0.74 0.36 1.13 31.32 49.08 12.75 68.68 50.92 87.25 U [46]

Table

LITERATES, WORKERS, NON-WORKERS, SCHEDULED CASTEl

------PERCENTAGE OF ------.------Total Total Population S.C. Popu- S.T. Popu- Literates to total population Name of Taluk Rural ------lation to latinn to ------Urban P M F total total P M F Population Population

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

12 Pattikonda T 192,790 97,797 94,993 14.70 2.60 20.84 31.37 10.00 R 192,790 97,797 94,993 14.70 2.60 20.84 31.37 10.00 U

13 Alur T 139,826 70,969 68,857 14.70 ].19 24.28 36.60 11.57 R 139,826 70,969 68,857 14.70 ].19 24.28 36.60 11.57 U

District Total T 2,407,299 1,226,943 1,180,356 15.62 1.66 28.73 39.73 17.06 R1,817,700 923,946 893,754 16.82 1.85 23.50 34.59 12.02 U 589,599 302,997 286,602 11.91 1.06 44.86 56.31 32.75 [47]

to (Concld.)

TRIBE POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT

PERCENTAGE OF

------~------l\Iain workers to Marginal workers Total workers to Non-workers to total population to total population total population total population Total ------Rural Name of Taluk . P M F P M F P M F P M F Urban

(II) (12) (13) (14) (15; (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (2) (1)

46.6,) 56.50 36.59 3.13 0.33 6.03 49.82 56.82 42.62 50.18 43.18 57.38 T Pattikonda 12 46.69 56.50 36.59 3.13 0.33 6.03 49.82 56.82 42.62 50.18 43.18 57.38 R U

47.39 57.75 36.71 2.70 0.56 5.09 50.18 58.30 41.80 49.82 41.70 58.20 T Alur 13 47.39 57.75 36.71 2.79 0.56 5.09 50.18 58.30 41.80 49.82 41.70 58.20 R U

44.25 55.67 32.38 2.46 0.41 4.59 46.70 56.08 36.96 53.30 43.92 63.04 T District Total 48.27 57,98 38.23 3.02 0.45 5.68 51.29 58.43 43.91 48.71 41.57 56.09 R 31.84 48.61 14.11 0.72 0.28 1.18 32.56 48.89 15.30 67.44 51.11 84.70 U [48]

Distribution of villages according to thtJ respectively. Medical and market facilities are availability of different amenities by taluks:is pre­ inadequate and only a meagre proportion of villages sented in this table. As seen from the table, have these facilities viz., 24.44% of villages have education and drinking water facilities are availa­ medical facilities and 7.62% of villages have ble in all most all the villages, while amenities of market facilities. power supply, P&T, approach by pucca road and Communications, are available in respect of The table clearly sets out the taluk-wise posi­ 83.63% 74.44%,66.70%., and 54.48%. of villages tion of various amenities.

Table 11

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES

No. (with percentage) of villages having one or more of the following amenities ------._------_.-- No. of Post Approach Sl.No. Name of Taluk inhabited Educa- Medical Drinking & Market Communi­ by Pucca Power villages tion Water Telegraph cations Road ~ Supply

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (]O) (11)

1 Adoni 111 106 13 111 57 4 54 6 30 95.50 11.71 100.00 51.35 3.60 48.65 54.95 72.07 2 Yemmiganur 53 52 15 53 37 4 24 44 43 98.11 28.30 100.00 69.81 7.55 45.28 83.02 81.13 3 Kodumur 37 36 6 37 32 8 29 36 35 97.30 16.22 100.00 86.49 21.62 78.68 97.30 94.59 4 Kurnool 57 57 JO 57 43 5 42 47 53 100.00 17.54 100.00 75.44 8.77 73.68 82.46 92.98 5 Nandikotkur 52 52 9 52 41 7 28 29 39 100.00 17.31 100.00 78.85 13.46 53.85 55.77 75.00 6 Atmakur 46 38 13 38 35 7 36 38 32 82.61 28.26 82.61 76.09 15.22 78.26 82.61 69.51 7 Nandyal 73 73 10 73 58 5 36 41 68 100.00 13.70 100.00 79.45 6.85 49.32 56.16 'i3.IS 8 AJIagadda 85 83 19 83 67 6 35 48 72 97.65 22.35 97.65 78.82 7.06 41.18 56.47 84.71 9 Koilkuntla 89 89 25 89 65 2 41 52 74- 100.00 28.09 ]00.00 73.03 2.25 46.07 58.43 83.15 10 Banganapalle 51 51 9 51 37 1 23 35 44 100.00 17.65 100.00 72.55 1.96 45.10 68.63 86.27 11 Dhone 74 73 52 74 65 5 33 46 73 98.65 70.27 100.00 87.84 6.76 44.59 62.16 98.65 12 Pattikonda 70 69 17 77 64 10 39 46 68 98.57 24.29 100.00 91.43 14.29 55.71 65.71 97.14 13 Alur 94 92 20 94 63 4 66 72 65 97.87 21.28 100.00 67.02 4.26 70.21 76.60 6~.15

District Total 892 871 218 882 664 68 486 595 748 97.65 24.44 98.88 74.44 7.62 54.48 66.70 83.63 [49]

Tabl" No. 12 gives the proportion of rural market facilities. More than 65% of the popu­ populatic\n served by the different amenities, and lation have paT, communication, approach by also prmjides this information taluk-wise. 44 per pucca road and power supply, while almost 100% cent of ~opulation has only medical facilities of the population leaving forest villages has 9CC­ while ;!,tout 22% of the population has access to ess to education and drinking water facilities.

Table 12

PROPORTION OF RURAL POPULATION SERVED BY DIFFERENT AMENITIES

Proportion of Rural Population served by the amenity of ------Total popu­ SJ;No. Name of Taluk lation of inha­ Post Approach bited villages Educa- Drinking & Market Communi­ by Pucca Power in the Taluk tion Medical Water Telegraph cations Road Supply

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11 )

1 Adooi 148,579 99.51 33.64 100.00 76.94 17.67 69.89 73.81 87.04

2 Yemmiganur 102,940 99.78 54.01 100.00 87.60 20.20 63.17 88.80 92.88

3 Kodumur 117 ,619 99.98 44.66 100.00 96.25 48.31 84.67 94.11 99.38 4 Kurnoo] 129,475 100.00 30.63 100.00 88.74 16.24 82.73 89.14 97.89

5 Nandikotkur 126,558 100.00 28.81 100.00 88.26 28.70 67.91 69.33 79.79

6 Atmakur 111 ,294 95.59 46.87 95.59 93.74 33.38 89.22 95.59 88.93

7 Nandyal 158,990 100.00 23.83 100.00 11;74 11.86 58.16 64.79 96.45

8 AUagadda 178,957 100.00 43.74 100,00 93.32 24.26 61.80 73.23 95.14

9 Koilkuntla 145,002 100.00 48.86 100.00 88.65 11.14 61.56 69.62 92.25

10 B'anganapalle ':'0,706 100.00 42.60 100.00 88.97 10.46 59.77 84.88 94.57

11 Dhone 194,964 99.91 77.82 100.00 94.56 21.65 52.57 69.20 99.12

12 Pattikonda 192,790 99.97 45.23 100.00 96.45 27.88 68.86 76.18 99.38

13 Alul' 139,826 99.46 46.35 100.00 86.44 16.22 82.47 88.33 86.37

District Total 1,817,700 99.62 44.41 99.73 83.45 22.16 68.55 78.21 93.44 [50]

Table 13 gives the distribution of villages not Table 13 (Cone/d.) having certain amenities arranged by three distn­ ce-ranges from the places where these are avai­ 2 3 4 5 lable. There are 10 forest villages in thiS district which do not have drinking water facility. Only 21 villages do not have educational facility within the 4 P&T 147 31 50 228 village, but these are available at different distan­ 8:4 ce-ranges. Large number, of villages do not 5 Market 136 308 380 have market, medical communication and 6 Communication 242 83 81 406 paT facilities within the village, but are available at different distance-ranges. Table 14 illustrates the distribution of villages Table 13 according to the distance from the nearest town DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING and availability of different amenities. 4~~ of the CERTAIN AMENlTIES, ARRANGED BY villages have access to town within the range DISTANCE RANGES FROM THE PLACES of 5 km5. About 29~~ of the villages have WHERE THESE ARE AVAILABLE access to towns within a range of 6-15 kms, Number of villages·where the ame­ while the balance have the nearest town located nity is not available and available at within 16-50 kms., (65%) and 51 +kms., Villages not havIng distance of (0.34%) respectively. The pattern of distri­ the amenity of -5 kms. 5-10 kms. 10+kms. Total (Cols.2-4) bution of amenities in the villages, asso­ ciated with the location of villages around the 2 3 4 5 towns in terms of distances do not indicate· any

Education 6 2 13 21 significant deviation from each other. As given in other tables on amenities, medical and ma~ket " Medical 240 ::40 194 674 facilities are far below the levels attained by 3 Drinking Water 10 10 other amenities.

Table 14

DIS fRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST TOWN AND AVAILABILITY OF DIFPERENT AMENITIES

Distance range No. of Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of from the inhabited ------nearest town villages in (in Kms.) c:J.ch range and Post Approach percentage Drinking & Market Communi- by Pucca . Power to total Education Medical Water Telegraph cations Road Supply

'2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

0- 5 39 38 10 39 34 5 30 34 36 4.37 97.44 25.64 100.00 87.18 12.82 76.92 87.18 92.31 6-15 257 :55 58 '257 187 9 144 183 '2'29 28.81 99.22 ."2.57 100.00 72.76 3.50 56.03 71.21 89.11 16-':0 583 5-::5 150 583 440 54 311 377 479 65.36 98.63 25.73 100.00 75.47 9.26 53.34 64.67 82.16 51+ 3 3 3 2 0.34 100.00 100.00 100.00 33.33 33.33 66.67 Unspecified 10 -. 1.12 Total 892 871 218 882 664 68 486 595 746 100.00 97.65 24.44 98.88 74.44 7.62 54.48 66.70 83.63 [51 ]

Table 15 sets out the amenities available in form 11.66% and 31.84% respectively. Only 5.38% the villages by distributing the villages according of the villages are in the category of 5000+. It is to the population range. The population ranges interesting to note that as the population range of less than 500,500-1999, 2000-4999 and 5000+ increases, the amenities available in the villages are considered and the villages are distributed in falling in these ranges are also on the increase. these ranges. About 51.12% of the villages are As has been observed earlier only the medical and in the range of 500-1999, while the villages less market facilities are not adequate in the villages than 500 and those in the range of 2000-4999 falling in the ranges other than 5000+.

Table 15

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO POPULATION RANGE AND AMENITIES AVAILABLE

No. of Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of inhabited ------villages in each range Post Approach Population and percentage Drinking & Market Communi- by Pucca Power range to total Education Medical Water Telegraph cations Road Supply

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

- 499 104 86 4 96 18 31 45 46 11.66 82.69 3.85 92.31 r.3J 29.81 43.27 44.23 500-1,999 456 454 56 455 326 2 217 27~ 377 51.12 99.56 12.28 99.78 71.49 0.44 47.59 60.53 g2.68 2,000-4,999 284 283 118 283 272 34 190 227 275 31.84 99.65 41.55 99.65 95.77 11.97 66.90 79.93 96.8~ 5,000+ 48 48 40 48 48 32 48 47 48 5.38 100.00 83.33 100.00 100.00 66.67 100.00 97.92 100.00 ------Total 892 871 218 882 664 68 486 595 746 100.00 97.65 24.44 98.88 74.44 7.62 54.48 66.70 83.63

The main staple food in the majority of villa­ Table 16 (Cone/d.) ges in each taluk is given in this table. Rice, Jowar and korra are the three main staple foods (I) (2) (3) in the villages in the Kurnool district. 4 KurnooI Rice, Jowar Table 16 5 Nandikotkur Rice, Jowar MAIN STAPLE FOOD IN THE MAJORITY 6 Atmakur Rice, Jowar OF VILLAGES IN EACH TALUK 7 Nandyal Rice, Korea 8 AUagadda Rice, Chollam SI.No. Name of TaJuk Main Staple Food 9 Koilkuntla Rice, Jowar

(1) (2) (3) 10 Banganapalle Rice, Jowar 11 Dhone Rice, Jowar Adoni Rice. Jowar 12 Pattikonda Rice, Jowar 2 Yemmiganur Rice, Jowar 13 Alur Korea, Jowar 3 Kodumur Rice, Jowar [52]

Table 17 presents the land use p3ttem giving largest percentage of cultivable area of 82.52~1, the proportion of cultivable area to the total area while the irrigated area is only about 17.52% of and the irrigated area to the cultivable area. It is the cultivable area. Dhone taluk has the least seen from the table that 70.44% of the total area is proportion of cultivable area 52.83~~. Among the accounted for as cultivable area of the district. Of taluks in the district Allagadda has the highest the total cultivable area 109014.75 hectares form­ percentage of 23.71% irrigated area to the total ing 10 89% is only tenable. Kodumur taluk has the cultivable area of the taluk.

Table 17

DrSTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO LAND USE

SI. No. of inhabited Total area Percentage cultivable Percentage of irrigated area No. Namc of Taluk villages (in hectares) area to total area to total cultiva ble area

2 3 4 5 6

1 Adoni III I ,17, 115 . 32 65.32 17.10 2 Yemmiganur 53 70,548.67 71.71 20.50 3 Kodumur 37 70,565.26 82.52 17.52 4 Kurnool 57 94,944.67 66.64 6.94 5 Nandikc tkur 52 89,704.01 76.11 15.72 6 Atmakur 46 74,555.45 72.31 21.49 7 Nandyal 73 97,862.45 79.09 18.50 8 Allagadda 85 1,04,748.96 62.86 23.71 9 Koilkuntla 89 1,26,750.85 68.3.~ 5.53 10 Banganapalle 51 57,675.24 72.63 6.17 11 Dhone 74 I, 73,13l. 76 52.83 3.05 12 Pattikonda 70 1,85,106.78 74.32 3.48 13 Alur 94 1,58,882.02 81.67 2.89

District Total 892 14,21,591.44 70.44 10.89 ---~ ...

Table 18 deals with growth, density and sex to the state for four decades from 1951 to 1981 ratio of urban population in the district in relation censuses.

Table 18

GRO\\TH, DEKSITY AND SEX-RATIO Of URBAN POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT IN RELATION TO THE STATE

D S T R C T Decadal percentage Density Sex ratio (No. Census Total Urban ~~ Urban variation 111 urban (population of females per year population population population population per sq. km.) 1,000 males)

2 3 4 5 6 7

1951 1,447,132 251,349 17.37 28.89 636 969 1961 1.590,686 328,925 20.68 30.86 946 9."9 1971 1,982,090 402,449 20.30 22.35 4,201 953 1981 :,407,299 589,599 24.49 46.50 4,076 946 [53]

Table 18 (Concld )

GROWTH, DENSITY AND SEX-RATIO OF URBAN POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT IN RELATION TO THE STATE

S T A T E ----~------Decadal percentage Density Sex ratio (No. Census Total Urban % Urban variation in urban (population of females per Year population population population population per sq. km.) 1,000 males)

8 9 10 11 J2 13 ---~-----.- .-_------_

1951 31,115,259 5,420,325 17 .42 47.86 1,311 987 1961 35,983,447 6,274,508 17.44 1:;.76 1,676 951 1971 43,502,708 8,402,527 19.3\ 33.92 2,:60 949 1931 53,"49,673 12,487,576 23.3:! 48.6.1 3,157 948

Table 19 indicates the towns added/declassi­ Kurnool city (Rs. 60.12) followed by Nandyal town fied at the 1981 census with their population. (Rs. 56.15) and Adoni city (Rs. 36.31) while the lowest per capita receipt is recorded by Atmakur Allagadda is the new addition to the list of town (Rs. 11.05). towns at the 19B1 census with the populatioll of Kurnool Municipality stands first among the 18,757 persons. There is no case of declassifi­ urban areas of the district with its per capita exp­ cation of a town at the 19B1 census in Kurnool enditure of Rs. 71.50 closely followed by Nandyal district. (Rs. 71.14) and Adoni (Rs. 51.76) Atmakur town Table 19 has the least per capita expenditure of Rs. 12.78. The per capita expenditure of Rs. 30.13 on NEW TOWNS/TOWNS DECLASSIFIED public health and conveniences in Adoni is the IN 1981 CENSUS highest among the towns while Atmakur town has the lowest per capita expenditure of Rs. 0.41 on Name of Town Population in 1981:.Census this item. The highest per capita expenditure on 2 public works is recorded by Kuroool (Rs.10.17) a) Added followed by Nandyal (Rs 7.06), while the least (1) Allagadda 18,757 per capita expenditure is incurred by Adoni (Rs. b) Declassified Nil 1.42). The amount spent on this particular item by Bugganipalle (Rs. 0.36) and Nandikotkur (Rs. Table 20 deals with the per capita receipt and 0.B7) Panchayats is almost negligible. The high­ expenditure in towns in the district. est per ca pita expenditure of Rs. 17.44 on Of the 11 urban areas in the district {exclu­ public institutions viz., maintenance of schools, ding Srisailam Project Township (Right Flank Col­ colleges, public libraries, museums~etc./is record­ ony) since it has no civic administration) the ed by Nandyal town followed by Kurnool (Rs. highest per capita receipt is noticed in Kurnool 14.30) and Adoni (Rs. 14.24). No expenditure Municipality (Rs. 74.66) followed by Nandyal was incurred by Yemmiganur Municipality, Alla­ Municipality (Rs. 71.11) and Adoni Municipality gadda, BanganapaI1e, BugganipaIJe, Dhone Pan­ (Rs. 51.15). The lowest per capita receipt is chayats for this purpose. recorded in Atmakur Panchayat (Rs.14.78). Rece­ All the civic bodies were managed on sound ipts (per capita) through taxes is the highest in lines with surplus budget except Adoni and Nan .. Nandyal (Rs. 14.96) while the lowest is in Ban­ dyal Municipalities. Nandikotkur Panchayat had ganapalle (Rs. 1.07). From all other sources considerably more per capita receipts than per together the highest per capita receipt is seen in capita expenditure. [54]

Table 20

PER CAPITA RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE IN TOWNS

p E R C A P I T A ------.--,-- RECEIPT EXPENDITURE ------Receipt Expenditure Receipt from all Total General on public Expenditure Class, name and civic Total through other expendi- adminis- health and public on public Other status of the town receipts taXes sources ture tration conveniences works institutions aspects

(1) C~) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( !o;

I Adoni (M) 51.15 14.84 36.31 51. 76 3.73 30.13 1.42 14.24 2.24

IV Allagadda (P) :4.81 7.75 17.06 20.27 2.67 5.08 2.69 9.83

III Atmakur (P) 14.78 3.73 11.05 12.78 2.75 0.41 1.49 0.08 8.05

IV Banganapalle (P) 17.64 1.07 16.57 14.39 2.81 5.96 1. 73 3.89

IV Bugganiralle (P) 19.04 3.75 15.29 15.26 1.92 1.44 0.36 11.54

III Dhone (P) 26.33 9.92 16.41 26.19 9.23 8.86 1.94 6.16

I Kurnool (M) 74.66 14.54 60.12 71.50 3.22 13.08 10.17 14.30 30.73

III Nandikotkur (P) 25.87 6.30 19.57 13.58 2.38 5.68 0.87 0.02 4.63

II Nandyal (M) 71.11 14.96 56.15 71.14 4.01' 10.19 7.06 17.44 32.39

III Srisailam Project No Local Body Township R.F.C.

II Yemmiganu[' (M) 39.17 8.35 30.82 33.26 11.00 5.87 r .90 14.49 --Total 55.99 12.39 43.60 53.54 4.28 13.64 5.56 10,68 19.38 [55]

Tab;le 21 provides the data relating to educa­ tion conducted by the concerned examination tional fadlities in different categories per 10,000 boards periodically. popula1'ion. It may perhaps be mentioned here Of the 11 towns in the district each town is that data presented refers generally to the Institu­ having one Junior College with an exception of tions that have been recognised by the State Gov­ Kurnool city which claims 5 Junior Colleges to its credit. There are 206 Primary Schools, 70 Middle ernment and are authorised to teach the students Schools and 49 High Schools in the urban areas for appearing to the different grades of examina- of the district.

Table 21

SCHOOLS PER TEN THOUSAND POPLUATION IN TOWNS

Number per ten thousand population ------Higher/Secondary/ Class, name and civic Inter/PUC/Junior Secondary/ Junior Secondary/ status of Town College Matriculation Middle Primary

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

I Adoni (M) 0.09 0.55 1.10 3.03 IV Allagadda (P) 0.53 1.07 1.07 4.27 HI Atmakur (P) 0.45 1.81 1.81 4.07 IV Banganapalle (P) 0.69 1. 39 1.39 4.85 !tv Bugganipalle (P) 0.93 0.93 0.93 0.93 HI Dhone (P) 0.44 0.89 0.89 3.S5 I 1< urnool (M) 0.24 0.97 1.41 3.78 HI Nandikotkur (P) 0.44 0.87 1.74 5.23 II :\i'andyal (M) 0.11 0.79 1.25 3.63 1II Srisailam Project 0.42 0.42 0.42 Township R.F.C (-) 1.25

II Yemmiganur (M) 0.20 0.39 ?39 2.96

Total 0.25 0.83 1.19 3.49

------.~~------_

From table 22 it can be seen that the number class I towns. In Kurnoal town there are more of beds available in urban areas in this district is than 4 beds per every 1,000 population. The very low being 2.51 beds per every 1,000 popula­ population bed ratio for Allagadda is more than tion. Roughly 75% of the total bed strengh in the district average. In all other towns this ratio is urban areas of the district is concentrated in less than the district index. [56]

Table 22 and density in slums per sq. km. This table is NUMBER OF BEDS IN MEDICAL confined to class I and" towns only in the dist­ INSTITUTIONS IN TOWNS rict.

No. of beds in medical Class, name and civic status institutions per 1,000 Table 23 of the town population

(1) (2) PROPORTION OF SLUMS POPULATION IN TOWNS I Adoni (M) 1.54 IV AUagadda (P) 2.93 Proportion of III Atmakur (P) 0.23 Class, name and slums population to civic status total population Density in slums IV Banganapalle (P) 2.22 of the town of the town (per sq. km) IV Bugganipalle (P) (I) (2) (3) III Dhone (P) 0.62 I Kurnool (M) 4.59 T Adoni (M) 1.93 656 III Nandikotkur (P) 1.31 I Kurnool (M) 12.92 91,948 11 Nandyal (M) II Nandyal (M) 2.03 4.80 52,950 II Yemmiganur (M) 53.57 46,829 III Srisailam Project 1.67 Township R.F.C

II Yemmiganur (M) 0.20 Total 13.25 14,497 --- --. ------_._------_... -"'_-"" Total 2.61

Table 24 gives details of most important items Table 23 presents the proportion of the slums manufactured, exported and imported in all the population to the total population of the town towns of the district.

Table 24

MOST IMPORTANT COMMODITY MANUFACTURED, IMPORTED AND EXPORTED IN TOWNS

Most important commodity

Class, name and civic ------status of the Town Manufactured Exported Imported (I) (2) (3) (4)

I Adoni (M) Groundnut oil Cotton Rice IV Allagadda (P) Groundnut oil Groundnut oil Redgram III Atmakur (P) Rice Rice Groundnuts IV Banganapalle (P) Polished Stones Mangoes Oils [57]

Table 24 (Cone/d.)

MOST IMPORTANT COMMODITY MANUFACTURED, IMPORTED AND EXPORTED IN TOWNS

Most important commodity

Class, name and civic status of the Town Manufactured Exported Imported

( I) (2) (3) (4)

IV Bugganipalle (P) Cement Cement Rice 1JI Dhone (P) Groundnut oil Korra Rice Kurnool (M) Vanaspathi (Thushar) Groundn ufseeds Pulses 1I1 Nandikotkur (P) Groundnut oil Chollam Pulses II Nandyal (M) Groundnut oil Groundnuts Wheat HI Srisailam Project Rice Township R.F.C.(-) JI Yemmiganur (M) Yarn Groundnut oil Pulses

Physically Handicapped Persons: both arms or both legs would be sufficient for Collection of data on physically handicapped classification as totally crippled. Loss of only persons is a specia I feature of 1981 Census. Last one arm and/or one leg will not classify a person time this information was collected in 1931 census. as totally crippled. The loss here refers to the After the indipendence the data for physically!han­ inability to use and not necessarily physical abse­ dicapped persons in our country were collected nce. Thus, a paralytic who has lost the use of again for the first time along with the houselist­ both legs or both the arms, will be totally ing operations held in May, 1980 and as such, the crippled, though the legs or arms as such are still physically handicapped persons who were availa­ physically present. In case when a person un­ ble tn the census houses were alone covered in the fortunately suffered from more than one of the dis­ house-listing operations. The houseless do not, abilities mentioned above, the person was recor­ ded by the greater disability. For example, if a therefore. find a place in the survey_ The physi­ person was both blind and crippled etc., blind­ cally handicapped persons covered are of three ness was noted for him as blindness is considered types of disabilities, totally blind. totally crippled as greater disability than either dumbness or being and totally dumb. The definition adopted for phy­ crippled. Similarly, being crippled was conside­ sically handicapped is as follows: red a greater disability than being dumb. In an "The term of totally crippled refers to such extreme case where a person suffered from all the disabilities was taken under blind since this is persons who have lost their arms or limbs. The certainly the most unfortunate disability", loss of arms or legs or all the four limbs refers to loss of both the arms or loSs of both legs. It is not A statement showing the distribution of phy­ necessary that the disabled shou Id have lost both sically handicapped persons by taluks in Kurnool arms and legs. The loss of either of these, i. e., district is given below: [58]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DISTRIBUTTON OF PHYSICALLyhANDICAPPED PERSONS BY TALUKS IN KURNOOL DISTRICT

Total SI. District/Taluk/Town Rural House list Totally Totally Totally No. Urban population Blind Crippled Dumb

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) n

KURNOOL DISTRICT T 2,369,444 1,897 1,637 1,408 R 1,817,251 1,656 1.409 1,236 U 552,193 241 228 172

1 Adoni T 256,474 141 70 69 R 145,668 97 47 49 U 110,806 44 23 2()

Adoni (M) U 110,806 44 23 :::0

2 Yemmiganur T 146,585 152 61 82: R 100,688 105 35 56 U 45,897 47 26 26

Yemmiganur (M) U 45,897 47 26 26

3 Kodumur T 114,735 194 145 7~ R 114,735 194 145 7~ U

4 Kurnool T 296,536 230 221 154 R 125,670 182 171 ]02 U 170,866 48 50 52

Kurnool (M) U 170,866 48 50 52.

5 Nandikotkur T 147,590 113 128 92 R 123.821 76 103 ;~ U 23,769 37 2S 13

Nandikotkur (P) U 23,769 37 25 13

109 6 Atmakur T J58,979 92 121 R 111,559 75 87 99 U 47.420 17 34 10

a) Atmakur (P) U 23,736 7 21 4

b) Srisailarn Project U 23,684 10 13 6 Township R.F.C.(-) [59]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DISTRIBUTION OF PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED PERSONS BY TALUKS IN ]CURNOOL DISTRICT (Coneld.)

Total Totally Totally n Rural House list Totally SI D istrictfTaluk/Tow Dumb population Blind Crippled No. Urban

(5) (6) (7) (1) (2) (3) (4)

90 110 146 Nandyal T 241,975 7 78 115 R 155,353 67 32 31 U 86,622 23 32 31 Nandyal (M) U 86,622 23

78 117 113 8 Allagadda T 191,559 113 109 R 172,869 76 4 4 U 18,690 2 4 2 4 Allagadda (P) U 18,690 120 107 94 Koilkuntla T 148,442 9 94 120 R 148,442 107 U 39 47 59 10 Banganapalle T 84,024 46 34 R 69.750 43 13 5 U 14,274 4 13 5 BanganapaJIe (P) U 14,274 4

207 129 T 231,952 184 11 Dhone 118 R 198,103 165 186 11 U 33,849 19 21 12 14 8 :1) Dhone (P) U 23,024 7 7 3 b) Bugganipalle (P) U 10,825

244 143 165 Pattikonda T 200,169 12 165 R 200,169 244 143 U

111 T 150,424 225 J61 13 Alur 111 R 150,424 225 161 U [60]

Physically handicapped form 0.02% of the total Among the total physically handicapped in the population in the district, comprising of 0.24% of district, 38.39% are totally blind, 33.12% are tota­ the rural and 0.12% of the urban population. Out lly crippled and 28.49% are totally dumb. The of the 4,942 persons recorded as physically handi­ survey revealed that Kurnool taluk has recorded capped, i. e., totally blind, totally crippled and the highest number of physically handicapped per­ totally dumb in the district as many as 4,301 per­ sons accounting for 605 persons, the lowest being sons forming 87.03% are from rural area only. Banganapalle taluk with 145 persons. PART-B

VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

SECTION I - Village Directory SECTION II - Town Diroctory SECTION III - Primary Cens:Js Abstract SECTION 'I

VILLAGE DIRECTORV

Village Dire.::tory which provides villagewise RP Registered Privat'e Practitioner' information about the __ 8menities and lanause SMP Subsidised Medical'Practitioner pattern in the villages, consists of 20 columns. CHW Community Health Worker. The data so c'ollected trom the Tahsildars and o '. Others other officials concerned were scrutinised and pre­ sented under certai" columns in codes. Such codes Drinking Water: (Column "'0 .. 7) will frequently be seen against column numbers 5 to a, 10, 11, 13"J 6, and 20. The followi ng codes T Tap have been used against the facilititts availabJ:e in W Well the village. TK Tank TW I Tube Well Educational: (Column No.5) HP Hand Pump P Primary or Elementary School (Upto R River Class IV) F Fountain M Middle School or Junior Seco"dary C Canal (from Class V to VIII) L Lake S H Matriculation or Secondary School Spring N (from Class IX and X) Nallah 0 Other. JC I Higher Secondary / PUC I Interme­ NA Information not available diate / Junior College C College Post and Telegraph (Column No.8) I I IndustrialSchool Tr Training Schcrol PO Post Office AC Adult Literacy Class I Centre TO Telegraph Office o Other educational institutions which PTO Post and Telegraph Office include Sanskrit Pathasala, Senior Phone Telephone Connection Basic School Communication. : (Column No. 10) Medical: (Column No.6) H Hospital as Bus Stand MCW Maternity and Child Welfare Centre RS Railway Station or Maternity and Child Health Centre NW Navigable Waterway MH Maternity Home CWC Child Welfare Centre Approach to village: (Column No. 11) HC Health Centre PHC Primary Health Centre PR Pucca Road PHS Primary Health Sub· Centre KR Kaccha Road D Dispensary NR Navigable River FPC Familv Planning Centre NC Navigable Canal TB T. B. Clinic NW Navigable Waterway NH Nursing Home FP Foot Path 2

Power .upply: (Column No. 13) Remarks, etc. ; (Column No. 20)

EO I Electricity for domestic purpose N Copies of the News Papers (coming in EAG, Electricity for Agricu Iture the villegel EO l Etectricity for other purposes like M Motor Cycles/Scooters industrial, commercial, etc. C Cars/Jeeps fA I Electricity for a" purposes listed T Tractors above 'trigllted by source: (Column No. 16) As an example lin entry shL wing figures like GC Government Canal PC .: Private Canal P(2),or 0 (2),or T(35.21), Tk(35. 21 )would indicate W: Well (without Electricity) that the village has two pr;mary sct ools, two WE Wen (with Electricity) dispensaries, extent of total irrigated land in the TW Tube Well (without Electricity) village is 35.21 hectares and extent of land irri­ TWE Tube Well (with Electricity) gated by water from tanks is 35.21 hectares. TK Tank R River L Lake Where a facility is nat available in the village WF Water Fall the distal'1ce at which the facility available is o Others shown in broad ranges viz, -5 Kms; 5-10 Kms; T Total and 1 O+Kms. of the nearest place. ADONIIALUK ~ -. : I, .. !. I i , ! :c II .. i .. u ; -; c .. .. t;" z I I S ,: .. i § .... ! i c:l "" u u. ! ! (; ~ '.!! "" i ~ · c .... '§ ...... II 0 . :.I ~ 11 u tl II)... Ii!! ~v 0 ~ ;: ::.:: ~ o -" c i 1 .c 0 l- ! ~ ... .co '".. .. E .c j .. u .. E ::l ti ~ !1. : '" V>:J: 1 · :c _, '; ~ co :: -< ." ~ ~ ~ It: . ~ - ~ .;" 0 ... W l- ,., ~ .- .'" ~ 1 .i· .. ., "0 ... I- - " 5' Q "0 i :> .. ;; 0 0 ~ .. :;_ '"11 J cr:: 0 iii .... '> ... :5 a:: iii <5 ii: ;; :3 L ... ., .. g :c - "''' '" '\:: z 0 r, .. - Q 0 X u8~ : : z: Z I I l- I:: .., 1 1.. '" c 0 a:: I~I 0 >< "- ..... "- I I • ...... "'$+ : : L.J •• : .. : •~ ~ J~ 01+1 III - •

ADONI TALUK

1981 Nam:e of v;ll::tge 1981 Name of village 1981 Name of village Location Location Location Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) C) (I) (2)

111 Adoni 17 Halvi 39 Nadichagi 61 Agasaladinne 84 Hanaval 3 Naranapuram 6 Agasanur 54 Hulikanvi 47 Ne1akosigi 98 Arekal 121 Huvvanul' 114 Nettekallu 18 Arlebanda 77 Nowlakal 23 Iranagallll 51 Pallipadll 81 Badinehal 101 Tsvi 107 Baladur 88 Pandavagallll 78 Ballekallll 110 ParvathapllrCln1 89 J<:libenchi 60 Banlakllnta 105 Pedda Harivanarn 21 Jampapuram 55 Bapaladoddi 74 Pedda Kadabur 58 Jurnaladinne 64 Bapuram 70 Pedda Tumbalam 53 Basaladoddi 56 Peekalabetta 26 Basapurarn 2 Kacharuram 49 Pendekal 108 Basapuram 9 Kadidoddi 96 Pesalabanda 116 Basara kodll 101 KadithoLl 37 Podalakunta 7 Batrabommalapuram 24 Kaggallu 33 Puttakunta 28 Belagallu 52 Kalavalagundu 27 BompaUe 112 Kallubhavi Rampuram 99 Bychigeri 73 Kallllkunta 93 Rangapuram 19 Kamandoddi 30 Sajjalaglldam 75 Chinna Kadabur 68 Kamavaram 117 Salakalakonda 71 Chinna Tumbalam 8 Kandukur 115 Sambagallu 50 Chintakunt .. 97 Kap

3 4

Vll.I,AGE

KtJRNOOL~.b~STiuct Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10 Kn's. of the Loca- Total area population nearest pilace w~cre the facility available is giHn) tion Name 0: village 0;' the ,--.)...---. ,---·------··-.--A--~------·----. , Code Village (in HOllse- Popu!a- Educa- Medical Drinking Po,t and Day or Communic1tions No. Lectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph Days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the Market, W.ly station, if any Waterw.lY)

(J) (1) (3) (4A) (413 ) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Rampuram 695.65 413 2,065 P 10 f- W,HP PO,Phone Wednesday BS

.2 Kachapuram 362.19 287 1, :.72 P,M(2) D W,HP PO,Phone 10 : BS,RS

:1 Naranapuram 488.86 91 492 [> 10+ W,HP 10, 10 i· BS

4 Thumbiganur 539.97 40 J97 P 10 ;. W,HP,R JOl- 10 r- BS

$ Sathanur J,591.22 269 1440 P 10+ \V,HP,R PO 5-10 BS

6 Agasanur 1,071.60 80 499 P 10+ W,HP,R 10+ 10 i- BS

7 Batrabommala 359.36 79 461 10+ 101- W ]0 j' 10 ;- 10 1- puram

8 Kandukur 1,426.92 257 1,380 P 10';- W,HP PO 10:- BS

9 Kadidoddi 354.50 37 209 P 10 f- HP 10 r- IO j. 10-

10 Vallur 840,13 183 1.114 P 10+ W PO 10 : 10 i-

II Gurralad '.: I lOS .05 Uninha:-it~d 12 Gudikam '.. 1i 810.18 143 8:'1 P 10 \. W,HP PO Hi c- 10 ','

Ll Mandi 539.04 99 649 P 10+ W,HP,R PO 10 ;. ]() c-

14 Kaledoddi 427,35 Uninha': it I'd 15 Kumbalanur 1,131.09 112 1,086 P 1O~ W,HP 5-10 5-10 BS

16 GOlhuladoddi 233.50 194 962 P 1O+- W,HP lOt- IO! 10+

17 Halvi 1,341.10 747 4,002 P(2), D W,Hf',C PO Friday BS M,M 18 Arlebanda 908.52 214 1,393 P D W PO,Phone 5-10 13:; 5

DIRECTORY and Lana m,e ADO~1 TALl;1t_

~'M" $ ....~- --

L:md use (i.c., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- l_ ---- _~~ ______A ______~_., any place of tion A !lpr(,~u'::~l N~arest l'11\'_1 Power Staple h_lr.:,( Irrigated lJnirri'Satcd CuIrur.lble Area not religious, Code t~) v;lLtgc and di,tancc , urply fuud by suurce wlste &Y lilable historical or No. (ill Km",) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(II) ( [~) (!3 ) (I () (15 ) ( 1(» (l7 ) (18 ) (19) (10) (1) __ ~ _r _ ____ ---~-"---- .. ~- .-~- --_------"~------~------~------~---

PR Y cil'!n1:g~1 n ur ~5 ED Ri~e T (33-' ,0-) 8,5J 0.40 353.69 Ramalingcswara Jowar GC (333,06) Swamy Temple, N5:CI:Ml:Tl PR Yel11l1;i:_C;,l1ur -,))n ED Rice 7·l_-lS T (19,02) 165.92 ·L-I5 98,34 Raghavendra 2 JoW.lr CiC (19,02) Sw,imjTcmple,N7 PR ):J"cnlJ111ganur .12 [0 Rice T (4:;,94) 27J,33 170.78 3 Jowar GC (46.94)

f'R "r'C:11:11iganur 34 Rice T (2.43) (4).33 4,05 335.66 4 Jow.:!r GC (2.43) PR A,j01i ·n CD Rice: T (373_93) 454.46 55,85 706,53 Ramalingesw.lra 5 lOW_It GC (~55 _31) Swam), Temple, R (18,62) N2:M3

PR Yel11111iganur _l),- EO Ric; T (211. 25) 501.81 356.93 Tl 6 JOWJf GC (~07 ,2)) R (4.05) KR Adllni 35 Rice T (44, (2) 196.27 117.36 7 .Iowar GC (43.3) R (1.62) PR Adoni 43 ED Ri~'e T (112.10) 581,94 18,61 714.27 Ramesw.lra 8 Jew.!r GC (98,34) Temple,N2:Tl R (13.76) KR Adoni 41 ED Rice T ( 33.59) 91.8(, 19,83 20).22 AnjancYl 9 .Jow.lr GC (~5,09) Temple R (8.50) KR Auoni 5:) EO Rice T (17.81) 499.38 2.43 3~O, 51 N2 10 Jl)War TK (17,81 ) Unillh.bircd 11 KR ,\Jdlli 52 ED Ri:e T (32,73) -152,03 6,07 319.3) N2:Tl 12 Jow.ir R (32,78) KR Adolli 40 Rice T (69.20) 199,10 8,9() 261.83 N1 13 Jowar GC (63.9-1) 0 (5,26) L'ninha'ired 14 PR Ad"ni 4~ ED Rice T (325,37) 367,05 2,02 436,65 ;,4 15 JOW,lr GC (325,37) KR Adoni 38 Rice T (95,10) 93,08 44.92 Nl 16 JOW;!f GC (90,65) R (4.45) PR Adoni 38 [D Rice T (498,57) 994,71 6,88 840,53 N4J:CJ:T3 17 Jowar GC (498.57) l'R AJOlli 25 ED Rice T (63.94) 332,65 5,67 506,26 MI 18 JuW,.lf GC (47.75) 0 (14.57) TK (1.62) 6

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Am(!nities available I if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of th;: Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village oflhe ,---A-__ ""\ r A------, Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph day; of (B,15 stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

]9 Kamandoddi 1,045.30 134 880 P 10-: W 10+ ]0+ BS

20 Moogaladoddi 343.17 15.t 1,024 P 10+ W,HP 10+ 10+ 10+

21 Chirthanakal 838.51 106 620 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ 10+

22 Jampapuram 616.33 312 1,845 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

23 Iranagallu 731.67 152 8')9 P 10+ W,Hr 10+ 10+ RS

24 Kaggallu 343.58 138 744 P 10+ W,O PO 10+ 10+

25 Dibbanadoddi 535.40 43 237 P 10+ W,O 10+ 10+ 10+

26 Basapuram 745.02 170 940 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

27 Bompal!e 1,359.71 339 2,060 P ]0+ W,HP PO 5-10 10+

28 Belag;allu 2,287.68 -480 2,801 P ](1+ W,HP PO,Phone 10+ BS

29 De'larabetta 997.1-1 23 1-44 10+ 10+ HP 10+ 10+ JO+

30 Sajjalagudam 776.19 197 ],147 P 10+ W,HP 10+ ]0+ 10+

31 Yendapalle 172.80 Ullinhabited 32 DudGii 1,106.41 282 1,559 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

33 Puttakunta 45.32 Ullin habitI'd 34 Thippa1adoddi 640.21 94 559 P 10+ HP,C 10+

35 Karani 394.97 68 382 p 10+ W 10+ 7

DIRECTORY

..d Land use ADONI T ALUX:

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks ill hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- l ..A...... any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Un irrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Km5.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I)

PR Adoni .0 ED Rice T (300.fHl) 214.89 74.87 454.86 Anjaneya 19 Jowar GC (292.59) Temple o (8.09) KR Adoni 42 ED Rice T (53.42) 53.01 19.42 217 .32 _-~ Cl:Tl 20 Jowar GC (48.S6) o (4.86) KR Adoni _l5 Rice T (44.92) 365.03 65.15 363.41 21 GC (44.92) KR Adoni 32 Rice T (382.43) Ill. 2i 3.64 118.97 Basaveswara 22 Jowar GC (369.88) Swamy Temple, W (l2.S5) N3 PR Adoni 30 Rice T (177 .21) ISS.40 29.95 269.11 Anjaneya 23 Jowar GC (2641.12) Swamy Temple, W (8.09) N2 KR Adoni 32 ED Rice 22.26 T (10.12) 19[.01 90.24 29.S. N1 24 Jowar W (10.12) KR Adoni 43 Rice 237.95 T (7.69) 189.80 69.20 30.76 25 Jowar W (7.09) PR Yemmiganur 27 ED Rice 36.42 ___ ~:. T (24.28) 466.60 4.0S 213.67 26 Jowar GC (19.42) W (4.86) KR Yemmiganur 30 ED Rice 178.06 T (380.00) 394.97 42.90 363.81 27 Jowar GC (212.0S) W ()64.30) TK 0.65) PR Adoni 37 ED Rice T (522.04) 1,287.71 22.26 455.67 N3 28 Jowar GC (SI3.9S) TK (8.09) KR Adoni 30 ED Rice T -( 152.16) 575.06 24.28 245.24 NI 29 Jowar GC (144.47) W (7.69) KR Adoni 35 Rice T (185.34) 373.12 33.18 18~.54 Anjaneya 30 Jowar GC (182.51) Swamy Temple, Vv (2.83) Nl Unillhabited 3\ PR Adoni 32 ED Rice T (17S.63) 320.51 78.91 530.'15 M2 32 lowar GC (l6~.09_\ VV (9.31) TK (1.23) [·nhhabif,·./ 33 KR Adoni 37 ED Rice 66.n T (173.20) 108.4() 60.70 231.48 N2 34 J·nvar GC (173.20) KR A<.ioni 36 Rice T (31.56) 15-L 13 9.71 !99.Sl N2 35 Jowar Gr' () _,.76) 0(9.71) \\ (8.09) o"

VJLLAGE KUR:SOOL D1STRICT Ameni!ies

Totnl num"er of ,'.m:niiic.i :,v.:iLlh1c (if not aV.lilable within the village, the distance houschol<;s ai~d in "I'll::" rc1llges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Loca­ Total ::flc:1 neill',:st p\;:1ec w:1cre tile fa.::ility available is given) tion Nal11cnfvilla:;c of the ,---A .. _ .__ , (' ------·--·---·-A-_____ Cod.: vil1~!ge (in Honse- ['0:,,1.,.- .. Fdu,'u- 1\1dicClI Drinkhg Pcst and Day or Communications No .. he.:tJrcs) h()ld~ tion li":Ld w.'kr Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- the market, way station, if any Water W.1y)

(I ) ( 2) (4A) 0) (4B) (5) (I; ) (7) (S) (9) (10) --- ~--"------.. ~.------. -~- . __.. _-- 36 Chudi 1,321.30 323 1,766 P 1~1+ W PO 10+ BS

37 Pddalakllnca 376.76 I·P 756 P I()~· \\',TiP PO 10+ 10+

38 K atriki 1,339. ()I 23-+ 1.433 P J('+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

3) Nadichagi 980.15 359 1,964 P,M, 1(:+ v'i,R,HP PO 10+ BS II 40 }.·lylinganur 691.(,1 51 287 P 10+ W,R PO 10+ 10+

41 Lingaladinne 497.76 141 I(\_L 706 P J , W,HP 10+ 10+ ]0+

42 M~ldirc ]4S.52 SO 394 P J) w,e PO 10+ 5-10

43 Sulekcri 77) .S3 261 1,394 P 10t- W,HP,e PO 5-10 5-10

44 Chirtapalle 886.66 202 1,173 P 10+ \1o,',I-1P,C 10+ 10+ 10+

45 i\hllall;Lhatti 374.33 88 557 p IO.t- W,C,HP 10+ 10 1- 10+

46 Vandagallu 1,558.~5 164 1,261 p 10+ W,HP PO 10+

47 ~elakmigi 47.].11 44 294 P ID·I· \V 10'1- 10+ 10+

4S Kosigi 1,531- 16 2,0)2 13,28+ PU)}, I'He, W,I:V PO,TO, Tuesday BS,RS ~,f , 1'['06). Phone H D.C'vVl: 49 Pendcbl 575.87 6 10+ IJ+ W 10·1- 10+ 10+

50 Chintakunta 596.51 150 908 p 10+ W,HP 10+ ]0+ 10+

51 Pallipadll 4(,0.53 193 ] ,310 p I()+ \V,HP 10+ 10+ 10+

52 KalavalagunJu 232.69 Ullinila;)!'t"d 53 13asaladojui 1,3,)9.96 283 1,582 p 10+ \V 10+ 10+ 10+ 9

DIRECTORY aud Laud u~e ADO:'llI TALUK

-...-~~;=~--- -~~,~"";...",.-"",,,--

Land me (i.e. ,area under difTerent t/pe~,of land us~ Remarks in hectares round up to 2 decimal places) including Lo:a- --A-_ r l any place of tion Approach Nearest town row:r Stapb Forest Irrigated Uairri,gated Culturabre Area not religioll.'; , Code to village and distance supply fooJ by source waste available hHoricalor No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (1 t) ( 15) (16) (17) (13) ( 19) (20) (I)

PR Adoni 35 ED Rice )) 1.69 T (4,\4.41) 280.04 63.13 382.02 N4 36 Jowar GC (.. 1:'3.60) \V (O.R I) KR AJoni 28 ED Riel; T (\7.:3) 92.67 246.05 N2 37 Jowar GC (37.23) PR Adoni 35 ED Rice T (231.Q7) 732.48 375.95 N2 38 Jowar GC (231.07) PR Adoni 52 ED Rice T (-15.73) 471.46 6.88 456.08 Nll 39 Jowar GC (45.73) KR AJoni 55 Rice T (102.39) 182.92 1.21 4J4.6::; 1\2 4ll Jowar GC ([02.39) KR AlIoni 33 Rice T (! 5~. Iii) 24t.02 101.17 1"2 41 Jow~lr GC (152. ! (,) KR Adoni 10 1:0 Ric(: T (i). 71) 120.19 18.62 N2:MI 42 Jow~lr GC P.71) KR Adoni 25 ED Rice T (1')).51 ) 435.65 0.40 143.26 Hanuman 43 J(.wJr GC (19').51) Temple: N2 KR Adoni 31 ED Riel; T(I)3.03) 44.1.94 45.32 204.37 N2 44 J()w~lr GC (j :.rJ. 25) TK ( I 7. UJ) () (1:i.71\) KR Adoni 32 ED Ri,-~ T (U2.33) 5).89 3. (,t 178.0J 45 Jl)W~lr cr·1,-- (i '2 . ..\..\) KR Adoni 21 1..:0 Ric(; T (-n.I:') 57J,(J I 124.61 815.44 N2 46 Jowat \\' (33. ! ~) TK (I 2. l,~) GC (2. ~Ln KR Adolli 30 FD Ric.: T (2'J.23) 258.19 (l.S I 197.08 '47 Jow.lr W (1').0'2) Tl, ( 1 .2 i ) I'R i\duni 2') I..:D Rice T (3I.HO) (ig').99 II. 74 797 .63 Ycll:l1l1111 lTcmplc 43 Jowar W (JUD) Cosiga) aTcmplc ,NI W:C5:M8:T2. KR Adoni 30 Ri..:.: T (0.07) 4X).M 108.35 49 JUIY .. lf \\ «(,. ()7) KR Adoni 30 ED Ri~c ',' (6. :i~';) 309.58 5.2() 274.78 5:J \, .. 'JOW.lf " ((, .l\~) 2') KR Alioni LlJ Ri(c T (JI.I(,) 325.77 \1.71 'J3. ',,) 51 JOWJf GC (':7 :11 ) W (4.03) l'n;nhl';jlt'd 52 ~R Al'oni 28 ED Rice T; (l3.lS) 591.65 5.26 699.70 caswar.1TempJe., 53 . Jowur W (8.5:)) HunumanTemple TK (4.85) N2 10

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms ., 5-10 Kms. land 10 + Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the r--A --"" r _-_A ____~------~ Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medt.:al Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tiun tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stoP. Rail- (Potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

54 Hulikanvi 965.17 53 257 P 5-10 W,HP 10+ 5-10 10+

S5 Bapaladoddi 494.52 61 362 P 5-10 W,HP 10+ 5-10 10+

56 Peekalabetta 535.40 50 284 P 10+ W,HP 10+ 5-10 10+

57 Gowdagallu 456.08 35 253 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

58 lumaladinne 302.70 137 870 P 10+ w,e 10+ 5-10 10+

59 Urukunda 1,265.45 489 2,793 P(2) MCW W,HP PO -5 BS

60 Bantakunta 602.58 114 540 P 10+ w w+ 10+ 10+

61 Agasaladinne 695.65 119 710 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

62 Dombaladinne 613.91 72 373 P 10+ 0 PO 10+ 10+

63 Veerladinne 355.31 65 331 P 10+ 0 10+ 10+ 10+

64 Bapurarn 890.71 253 1,219 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

65 Kowthalarn 2,437.01 272 1,487 P 5-10 HP,C PO 5-10 10+ Rowdur 66 Kowthalam 3,726.74 1,328 6,905 P(2) , MCW, W,HP, PO,TO, Tuesday BS M,H D C Phone

67 Echalahal 328.20 Uninhabited 68 Kamavaram 2,186.51 402 2,323 P(2) 10+ W,C PO -5 BS

69 Gavigattu 720.34 138 839 P 10+ W,HP 10+ 10+ 10+

70 Pedda Tumbalam 3,143.59 754 4,265 P(2). PHC, W,HP PO,Phone -5 BS M,H FPC,H

71 Chinna Tumbalam 2 ,402.21 674 3,477 P(2), H W,HP, PO,Phone -5 BS M(2) , TK H

72 Muchigiri 424.51 133 677 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 11

DIRECTORY and Land use ADONI TALUK

Land u~e (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- ___A C' -,. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Un irrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code ·to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Adoni 24 Rice T (2.02) 340.74 33.59 588.82 N3 54 Jowar W (2.02) KR Adoni 22 ED Rice T (0040) 307.16 12.95 174.01 N2 55 Jowar W (0040) KR Adoni 24 Rice 269.52 8.09 256.57 N2 56 lowar KR Adoni 30 Rice T (9,71) 178.06 7.69 260.62 N2 57 Jowar fK (9.71) KR Adoni 28 Riel: r (119.79) 77.70 3.23 101.98 N2 58 IowaI' GC (l19.79) PR Adoni 28 ED Rice 'f (161. 87) 932.39 2.43 168.75 N9 59 Jowar GC 061.87) PR Adoni 35 Rice r (145.28) 335.08 96.72 25.09 60 Jowar GC (145.28) KR Adoni 28 Rice T 014.53) 460.53 120.19 N2 61 Jowar GC 014.53) KR Adoni 35 Rice T 06.19) 445.96 128.29 23.07 62 Jowar GC (16.19) KR Adoni 37 Rice T (40A7) 218.53 79.32 16.99 63 Jowar GC (40.47) PR Adoni 24 ED Rice T (81.34) 522.85 0.81 285.71 N4:T3 64 lowar GC (81.34) KR Adoni 27 ED Rice T (332.25) 1,690.77 6.88 407. II N2:TI 65 lowar GC (332.25) PR Adoni 22 ED Rice T (1,120.16) 1,70S.17 6.88 891.52 Khaderzia 66 lowar GC (1,112.88) Dharga:N:47:T2 TK (7.28) Unin1rabited 67 PR Adoni 2[ ED Rice 22.26 T (116.55) 999.97 127.43 920.25 N6:T1 68 Jowar GC (59.49) W (29.95) TK (27.11) KR Adoni 24 Rice 404.68 15.38 299.47 N2 69 Jowar PR Adoni 18 ED Rice 704.96 T (51. 80) 1,264.64 77.29 1,044.90 Kodanda Rama 70 Jowar W (51.80) Swamy Temple NI9:Tl PR Adoni 27 ED Rice T (812.60) 70.82 5.26 1,5[3.52 Eashwar Temple 71 Jowar TK (458.10) NlO:T2 GC (354.10) W <0.40) KR Adoni 22 ED Rice T (84.9S) 177 .25 0.8[ 161.47 N2 72 Jowar o (84.98) 12

VILL.\GE

KURNOOL DISTRICT lmcnUc:i

Total number of Amenities availatle (!f not avaiiaL-le within the vilLIgc. 111 c l:i ,t n:e households and in broad ranges \ iz. , -5 Km;., 5-10 Kms. and le+ Km.i. pj" the Loca- Total area ropulation nearest pl.tee where th; facility uv,\ih';le i, ;;:V~ 1) tion N~me of village of the ,---A---, ,-----____ ----A- ----.------'--- -, Code village (in House- PO:Jul:l- Educ'l- MjJical Dri,lki:1G p~)')t 3nJ D.lyor (' 0 111 III \1 n i ea t iOi1 s No. hectares) holds lion lional w_Iter Telc;ra)Jh ,hys or ( Bu, StO;1, R.lil- (potable) t:l~ nurket W,l), :;talinll, if any \Vater WJY)

(I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8 ) ( ,) ( tn)

73 Kallukunta 1,537.40 343 2,078 P 10+ W,C PO ,l'hullc -5 BS

74 Pedda Kadabur 2,899.57 747 4 ,rq~) PU), D \V PO,l'hone !()+ 13) ]\.1(2), H

75 Chinn a Kadabur 555.63 117 717 P 5-10 W,HP 10+ 5-10 BS

76 Mykadona 729.~4 168 J ,036 P JO+ \\' ,HP, 1'0 -5 10+ C 77 t\owlakal J ,287.30 119 73') P 5-10 \V ,Ill', 5-10 5-10 5-1') (' 78 Ballekallu 774.16 215 1,252 P 5-10 V;,IIP 5-] 0 5-1) BS

79 Kuppagal 695.15 25.'1 1,5% P 5-I:J \Y,IIP 1'0,l'hn,lc -5 r;Sr'\<)

80 Y cril;cri 2.003.19 48') 2,578 l' 10+ \':.111' FO, Phc')i1c 10 :- ns

81 Badinchal ~. '5).43 53'1 2.724 1'(2). D \V, H? PO, Pi;onc -5 D,) 1\1,H L 81 Upparahal 1,1l~.J7 '257 1,376 P 1O+ 0 1'0 1~)-l" liJ-

83 Kuntanahal 1,822.::9 3(;4 1,<)08 P 5-10 v\', HI' P~) S-IO 13:>

84 Ham;val 1 ,5~1 .91 ~4:) ] ,50'2 P 5-iO W,C PO 5-10 5-1 )

85 G.Ho:wlli 726.CO 151 773 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ lU+

86 Thovi 1,120.57 205 1,119 l' l()+ W If'+ 5-10 10+

87 G:mek.al 899.61 211 1,:270 P 5-10 W.llP 5-10 5-10 J3S

88 Pand<1\'agallu t;()O.SJ 141 T:l2 l' '-!ll W,III' 5-10 -5 B::;

89 hlibencbi 726,00 193 1,017 P 5-10 \\' , III' -5 -~ ns

90 Doddanakeri 843.77 ISG 1,090 l' 10+ \\' PO 10+ US 13

DIRECTORY and Land use ADONI TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different typ~s of land usc Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- r------A ------.. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance sU);:Jly fooj by source waste available historical or N0. (in Kms.) for culti- ar.:haeological vation interest

(] I) (12) (13) ( 14) (! 5) (16) (17) ( 18) (19) (20) (I)

PR Adoni 18 ED Rice T (<)1.86) 864.81 123.43 457.29 N8 73 lowar GC (91.86) PR Yemmiganur 20 ED Rice 0.40 T (542.28) 1,518.78 199.51 638.59 N36:M3:T2 74 Jowar GC (537.83) TK (2.43) W (2.02) PR Adoni 15 Rice T(1.21) 309.18 159.04 86.20 N2 75 Jowar W (I.:?!) KR Adoni 24 ED Rice T (13.35) 437.06 3.24 275.1<) N2 76 lowar W (13.35) PR Adoni 23 ED Rice 323.34 T(12.14) 450.01 4.86 496.95 N2 77 Jowar o (12.14) PR Adoni 15 ED Rice T (4.45) 562.92 2.83 203.96 N2 78 lowar W (4.45) PR Adoni 14 ED Rice T (13.76) 540.66 1.21 139.62 N3 79 Jowar W (13.76) PR Adoni 20 ED, Rice 303.92 T (97.53) 1,226.19 179.28 196.27 N4:M2 80 EAG lowar GC (83.37) WE 04.16) PR Adoni 19 ED Rice T (286.11) 2,288.09 1.62 674.61 NIO:T2 81 lowar GC (286.11) KR Adoni 34 Rice T (159.04) 924.30 250.90 79.72 NI:T2 82 Jowar GC (141.64) o (17.40) PR Adoni 20 ED Rice T (229.05) 1,383.21 210.03 N9:T1 83 lowar GC (229.05) KR Adoni 16 ED Rice T (180.4<) 877 .36 524.06 N4 84 lowar GC (180.08) W (0.41) PR Adoni 9 Rice T (l66.32) 346.00 2.43 211.25 N2 85 Jowar GC 063.09) W (3.23) KR Adoni 21 ED Rice T (28.73) 887.47 204.37 N2:TI 86 Jowar GC (28.73) PR Adoni 10 ED Rice T (309.18) 237.55 3.64 349.24 N2 87 Jowar TK (308.37) W (0.81) PR Adoni 11 ED Rice T (14.97) 416.83 46S.62 Anjaneyaswamy 88 Jowar TK (9.71) Temple, N2 W (5.26) PR Adoni 15 ED Rice T (8.90) 312.42 0.40 404.28 N2 89 Jowar W (8.90) PR Adoni 20 ED Rice T (2.43) 520.02 O.SI 320.11 N2 90 Jowar W (2.43) 14

V'LLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the di5tance households and in broad ranges ,'iz~ , -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms.ofthe Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given)

, __.A. ___ ~ tion Name of village of the , A Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Po:;t and Day or Communications" No. hectares) hnlds tion tional water Telegt'aph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any W?.ter way)

(I) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (I e')

--~---~

91 Manthriki 747.86 164 950 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-W BS

92 Dayyalaguddam 806.13 Unillhl1/Jifed 93 Rangapuram (34.95 90 488 P 5-10 W,HP -5 -5 BS

94 Turapuram 275.19 96 4S1 P 10+ W,HP 5-10 5-10 BS

95 Sultanapuram 46.13 84 514 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 BS

96 Pesalabanda 644.26 119 614 P MeW W,HP PO -5 BS

97 Kapati 1,331.41 305 1,726 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

98 Arekal 604.60 128 845 P 10+ W,HP PO -5 BS

99 Bychigcri 893.9S 270 1,459 P -s W,HP PO -s BS

100 S.Kondapuram 745.43 8 36 -5 -5 W -5 -5 -5

101 Isvi 2,216.86 229 1,311 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS,RS

102 Kadithota 480.36 13R 676 P 5-10 W,HP -5 -5 BS

103 Madire 3,343.50 632 3,355 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

104 Santhekudlur 2,734.45 564 2,965 P(2), :HO W,HP, PO. Phone 5-10 5-10 M e

105 Pedd,l 5,626.74 837 4,712 P(2), D W,O PO [0+ BS Harivanam M,H 106 Yadavalli 267.09 19 126 P 10+ w,e 10+ 10+ 1()+

107 Baladur R4R.62 62 334 P 10+ w,e 10+ ]0+ 10+

lOS Basapurarn 745.02 34g 1,g81 P -5 R PO -5 -5

109 V. Kondapur,;m 1(,1.06 13 74 5-10 5-10 R 5-10 5-iO 5-10

110 Parvath,; puram I,OI7.:\ii U .. h(lll Area ,- 111c1l1dpd ill ·ld,,;;! T(l\\,n) 15

DIRECTORY aDd Land use ADONI TALUK

Land usc (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to .2 decimal places) including Loca- ,--- A--______, any place ('If tiol1 Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code (0 village and distance supply food by source waste al'ailable historical or NO. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) 115) (16) (7) (Its) ( 19) CO) (J)

PR Adoni 16 ED Rice T (OAO) 4~1 .9t-: 0.40 265.07 N2 91 Jowar W (0040) UI/inhabited 92 PR Adoni 11 ED Rice T (2.83) 354.91 25.90 251.31 N2:Ml 93 Jowar W (2.83) PR Adoni 14 ED Rice T (1.21) 212.05 61.51 Anjaneya Swamy 94 Jowar W (1.21) Temple,N2:MI PR Adoni 14 ED Rice T (1.21) 34.40 10.12 N2 95 Jowar W (1.21) PR Adoni 12 ED Rice T (12.14) 314.04 317 .68 N2:MI 96 Jowar TK (~L09) W (4.05) PR Adol1i 10 ED Rice T (2.02) 892.33 436.65 N2 97 Jowar W (2.02) PR Adoni 9 Rice T (1.62) 398.21 10.52 193.84 N2 98 Jowar W (J .62) PR Adoni 7 ED Rice T (4.45) 791.16 2.02 95.91 N2:Tl 99 Jowar W (4.45) PR Adoni 6 ED Rice T (8.10) 234.31 502.21 N2 100 Jowar TK (4.05) W (4.05) PR Adoni 6 EA Rice 955.05 T (58.68) 836.89 160.66 205.58 M2 101 Jowar TK (40.47) WE (18.21) PR Adoni 10 ED Rice 95.50 T (4.45) 239.98 2.43 138.00 N2 102 Jowar W (4.45) PR Adoni 35 ED Rice T (140.42) 2,975.24 2.43 225.41 N2:Tl 103 ]owar GC (104.81) o (35.61) PR Adoni 12 ED Rice T (353.28) 1,985.79 1.62 393.35 N14:M7:T3 104 Jowar GC (352.88) W (0.40) PR Adoni 19 EA Rice T (199.51) 4,420.77 753.12 252.93 N15:M3:TIO 105 Jowar GC (199.51) KR Adoni 14 Rice T (81.34) 129.90 0.40 55.44 N2 106 Jowar GC (81.34) KR Adoni 14 Rice T (33.99) 683.11 130.71 N2 107 Jowar GC (33.99) KR Adoni 6 ED Rice T (21.85) 537.42 110.48 74.87 N3 J08 Jowar GC (20.23) o (1.62) KR Adoni 7 ED Rice T (2.83) 115.74 21.85 20.23 109 Jowar o (2.83) erball A r~.1 ( Included ill Adolli TClfl1) 110 16

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the_distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the ,--.A.--_, , ·------__ A '-----, Code village (in House- Popula- Educa­ Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

(I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (to)

111 Adoni 810.99 Urban Area (Adoni Town) 112 Kallubhavi 1,745.40 Urbali AreaJIncluded in Adoni Towll} 113 Vengalapuram 370.69 Urban Area (Included ill Adoni Town) 11·1 Nettekallu 480.77 147 817 P 5-10 W,RP 5-10 5-10 -5

115 Sambagallu 683.51 128 660 P W,HP 10+ 5-10

116 Basarakodu 557.25 202 1,206 P(2) W,HP PO BS

117 Salakalakonda 588.41 103 531 P W,HP BS

118 Dibbanakallu 635.76 165 987 P -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

119 Mandagiri 3,159.77 191 1,123 P(2) 5-10 W,T 5-10 5-10 BS (Rural) 120 Gonabhavi 497.76 101 524 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 -5 5-\0

121 Huvvanur 399.02 42 200 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 5-10

122 Yirupapuram 1,455.94 278 1,413 P -5 W,HP, PO -5 BS TK 17

DIRECTORY aDd Land use ADON( TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- l ------_A any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not" religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) ~O) (1)

Urban Area (Adoni Town) 111 ,. Urban A rea (Included in Adoni Towll) 112 Urban Area (Included in Adoni Town) 1D KR Adoni 6 ED Rice 2.02 T (1.21) 357.74 118.98 N2 114 Jowar W (0.81) TK (0.40) KR Adoni 10 ED Rice T 0.21) 515.57 166.33 N2 115 Jowar W(1.21) PR Adoni 15 ED Rice T (10.12) 342.36 46.94 157.42 N2 116, Jowar W (6.48) TK (3.64) KR Adoni 13 Rice 129.50 'T (3.64) 382.83 21.45 50.99 117 Jowar W (3.64) PR Adoni 6 Rice T (2.43) 374.74 258.19 N2 118 Jowar W (2.43) PR Adoni 6 EA Rice 59.89 T (4.45) 2,825.51 269.52 NI0 119 Jowar W (4.45) PR Adoni 7 ED Rice T (2.43) 395.78 99.15 N2 12Q Jowar W (2.43) KR Adoni 9 ED Rice T (2.43) 284.90 111.29 N2 121 Jowar W (2.43) PR Adoni 8 ED Rice T (2.83) 1,269.90 172.80 N8 122 Jowar W (2.83) YEMMIGANUR TALUK i ~ ,_ 1!i: '" o :E u ~ 3 .!! ;z ... ;:) oS _, ,,~ o C I- . ~ « ~ . I .:z:J- a= j i ... l- : Qr.:-llY II> 1',' ~:)o :1 I:It. _, ~ Zo .:z: 0 Q <2: z: Z o 0 ex CJc:: -::J 1:l.: - : l] 1: W s >- 'i.'" 11··· ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

YEMMIGANUR TALUK

1981 N arne of Village 1981 Name of Village Location Location .code No. Code No . 0) (2) (1 ) (2)

52 Banavasi 23 Machapuram 21 Budur I l\1adhavararn 45 Malapalle 2 Chetn ihalle 53 ~1alkapuram 22 Chilakaladona 3 Manchala 8 Chinna Kothiliki 13 Mittasomapuram 40 Mugathi 28 Daivarndinne 55 Devibetta 9 Nagaladinne 41 Dharrnapural11 24 Nandavaram 4 Nandikyarawadi 30 EnigabaJa 33 Parlapalle Gangavaram 5 46 Parmandoddi Garladinne 27 7 Peddakothilik i Gudikal 36 31 Pesaladinne Gurujala 10 29 Ponakaladinne 15 Poolachinta 42 Halaharivi 51 Hissarimuravani 43 H. Thimrnapuram 19 Rachamarri 34 Ralladoddi 16 ] brah impuram 11 R·ayachoty

49 lalawadi 39 Sardarpuram 6 ]oharpuram 47 Si n garajanahalli 25 Soganur 35 Kadimetta 44 Sowlahalli 17 Kalludevakunta 18 Sugur 37 Kalugotla 20 Sunkeswari 50 Kambadahal 48 Kambaladinne 26 T. Sallakudlur 14 Kanakaveedu 12 T. Samalagudem 54 Kotekal 32 K. Timmapuram 38 Yemmiganur 20

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the ,---.)0..-__ , r .)0.. , Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Commun ications No. hectares) holds tion tioual water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

Madhavaram 1,752.28 544 2,930 P(2), D W,R PO,TO, Friday BS M PTO. Phone 2 Chetnihalle 1,113 .69 231 1,459 P 5-10 W PO -5 BS

3 Manchala 1,500.17 582 3,022 P(2), H,D, W,R PTO, 5-10 BS M,H RP(2) Phone

4 Nandikyrawadi 1,373.09 162 87! P -5 W,R PO,PTO, 5-10 -5 Phone

5 Gangavaram 1,014.54 63 388 P 5-10 W,R 5-10 10+ 5-10

6 Joharpuram 167.94 55 347 P -5 W,R PO,TO, 10+ PTO 7 Peddakothiliki 772.95 82 514 P -5 W,R PO -5 5-10

8 Chinna Kothiliki 438.27 65 345 P D W,R -5 -5 -5

9 Nagaladinne 542.28 639 3,566 P,M, D W,R PO, TO, Wednesday BS H PTO. Phone 10 Gurujala 826.77 128 684 P -5 R -5 -5 -5

11 Rayachoty 740.98 69 360 P 5-10 W,R 5-10 -5 5-10

12 T. Samalagudem 1,855.07 397 2,438 P 5-10 W,O PTO 5-10 5-10

13 Mittasomapuram 626.81 115 738 P -5 W,O -5 -5 5-10 21

DIRECTORY aDd Land use YEMMIGANUR TADUK

Land use (i.e. , area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal plaees) including Loca-

r .A '"\ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Yeml11iganur 28 ED Rice T (248.48) 924.70 202.34 376.76 Sri Jangam Mutt, Jowar GC (20!LOl) N2 o (40.47) PR Yemmiganur 25 ED Rice T (158.64) 490.48 291.37 173.20 2 Jowar GC (l58.6~) PR Yeml11iganur 21 ED, Rice T (83.37) 627.67 506.26 282.87 Sri Raghavendra 3 EAG Jowar GC (74.87) Swamy Mutt, R (8.50) N135 PR Yemmiganur 21 ED, Rice T (337.10) 660.04 2.83 372.31 N4 4 EAG Jowar GC (242.00) R (95.10) KR Yemmiganur 21 Rice T (55.84) 709.01 125.45 124.24 5 ]owar GC (40.06) R 01.33) o (4.45) PR Yeml11iganur 21 Rice T (10.52) 112.50 1.21 43.71 6 Jowar R (10.52) PR Yemmiganur 24 ED, Rice T (184.94) 291.37 187.37 109.27 7 EAG Jowar GC (147.71) R (21.04) o 06.19) PR Yemmiganur 25 EAG Rice T (90.65) 196.68 80.53 70.41 8 Jowar GC (76.89) R (]1.33) o 12.43) PR Yemmiganur 21 ED, Rice T (118.57) 222.98 95.91 102.39 NIO:M2 9 EAG Jowar GC004.00) R (14.57) KR Yemmiganur 24 ED, Ricc T (99.15) 353.69 211.65 162.28 Ramalingeswara to fAG Jowar GC (61.1I) Swamy Temple R (36.42) o (1.62) PR Y el11migan ur 28 Rice T (29.14) 362.60 11. 73 337.51 Nagu's Temple ·11 Jowar 0(29.14) PR Ycmmiganur 22 ED, Rice T (364.22) 693.22 657.61 140.02 N4: T2 12 EAG lowar GC (331.84) o (15.78) WE (8.91) W (7.69) PR Yemmiganur 19 EAG Rice T (123.02) 246.45 203.82 44.52 13 Jowar GC (121.41) WE (1.21) o (0040) 22

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) ---A tion Name ofvi:lage of the ,---A---" .----~ Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail­ (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

14 Kanakaveedu 3,397.33 620 3,671 P D W,O .PO,PTO, -5 5-10 Phone

15 Poolachinta 717.91 179 J ,045 P -5 W,R PO -5 10+

16 Ibrahimpuram 883.02 253 1,727 P -5 W PO,PTO, 5-10 10+ Phone

17 Kalludevakunta 827.98 187 1,041 P PHC, W PO,PTO, 10+ BS MCW Phone

18 Sugur 1,650.30 382 2,194 P -5 W,O PO 10+ -5

19 Rachamarri 1 ,805.70 478 2,877 P(2) -5 W PO 10+ BS

20 Sunkeswari 1,101.15 296 1,590 P 5-10 W,R PO 10+ BS

21 Budur 1,205.56 267 1,574 P -5 W -5 5-10 5-10

22 Chilakaladona 1,149.30 385 2,321 P -5 W PO,PTO, -5 BS Phone 23 Machapuram 693.22 200 1,264 P -5 W,HP PO -5 -5

24 Nandavaram 5,590.31 1,246 6,951 P(5), D W,R PO,TO, Saturday BS M,H PTO, Phone 25 Soganur 741.79 217 1,231 P 5-10 W,S -5 -5 -5

26 T. Sallakudlur 1,014.95 192 1,146 P 5-10 W,HP PO.PTO -5 -5 23

DIRECTORY and Land use YEMMIGANUR TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- l ---A ., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by souree waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) ( 12) (13) ([4) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Yemmiganur 15 ED, Rice T (409.95) 2,303.87 513.14 170.37 N2 14 EAG Jowar GC (362.19) o (34.80) WE (10.52) W (2.44) PR Yemmiganur 18 Rice T (123.43) 356.93 187.77 49.78 15 lowar GC (t07.24) o (12.95) W (3.24) PR Yemmiganur 19 ED, Rice T (110.07) 524.07 34.40 214.48 N5 16 EAG Jowar GC (72.44) W (21.85) o (15.7R) PR Yemmiganur 15 ED Rice T (89.84) 664.90 42.49 30.75 N2:CI:Ml:T1 17 lowar GC (80.13) o (8.50) \'1'(1.:21) PR Yemmiganur 18 ED Rice T (94.29) 1,197.87 241.19 116.95 Tl 18 Jowar GC (57.87) W (28.33) 0(8.09) PR Yemmiganur 27 ED Rice T (222.98) 1,285.68 42.09 216.10 19 lowar GC (186.96) W (36.02) PR Yemmiganur 26 Rice T (93.08) 705.37 215.29 87.01 20 Jowar TK (90.24) W (2.03) GC (0.81) PR Yemmiganur 18 ED Rice T (209.22) 422 .49 110.48 463.37 21 lowar GC (201.13) W (8.09) PR Yemmigailur IS ED, Rice T (236.74) 783.06 89.84 39.66 N2:T2 22 fAG Jowar GC (236.74) PR Yemmiganur 13 ED Rice T (101.17) 524.07 30.35 37.63 23 Jl'war GC (101.17) PR Yel11miganur 9 ED, Rice T (503.43) 4.242.71 270.73 573.44 N40:Cl:M-l 24 EAG Jowar GC (484.81) W (18.62) KR Yemmiganur 6 ED Rice T (263.05) 402.66 47.75 28.33 Nl 25 Jowar GC (205.58) o (55.85) W 11.62) '<.R YCll1miganur 10 Rice T (133.55) 733.29 26.30 121.81 26 Jowar GC(!03.20) W (3D.35) 24

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance househol~ and in hroad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms., and 10+ Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest plaee where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the r--A ---,""", r--- A ------, Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Commu n ications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stoP. Rail- (potahle) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

27 Garladinne 441.92 77 447 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

28 Daivamdinne 643.04 530 2,968 P,M, PHS,O W,N PO,TO, 10+ BS H PTO, Phone 29 Ponakaladinne 996.74 143 824 P -5 W -5 5-10 -5

30 EnigabaJa 1,488.83 273 1,433 P W PO 5-10 BS

31 Pesaladinne 756.36 123 670 p 10+ W -5 5-10 -5

32 K. Timmapuram 698.49 263 1,592 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 BS

33 Parlapalle 1,480.34 564 3,058 P(Z) W PO,PTO, 10+ BS ° Phone

34 Ralladoddi 847.81 110 655 P -5 W -5 10+ BS

35 Kadimetta 3,097.86 677 3,914 PO) ° W PO,Phone 10+ BS

36 Gudikal 1,530.92 1,255 7,346 P(2), D.RP(2), T,W PO,TO, Monday BS M,H, CHW,O PTO,Phone AC

37 Kalugotla 2,005.62 430 2,399 P(2) -5 W,HP PO,PTO, -5 BS Phone

38 Yemmiganur(M) 1,683.89 Urban Area (Yemmiganllr Towll) 39 Sardarpuram 236.74 Uninhabited 25

DIRECTORY and Land use YEMMIGANUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarke in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- r------A ., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code ()\illage and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kills.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(J I ) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) (17 ) ( 18) (19) (20) (I)

PR Yemmigan ur JO ED Rice T (65.15) 178.06 56.66 14:!.05 27 Jowar GC (65.15} PR Yemmiganur 12 EA Rice T (159.04) 326.58 103.19 54.23 Sri Venkateswara 28 Jowar GC (158.23) Swamy Temple, WE (0.81) N2:MI:T2 PR Yemmiganur 18 ED, Rice T (99.15) 685.54 133.95 77.70 29 EAG Jowar GC (70.82) o (11.74) W (10.93) WE (5.66) PR Yemmiganur 15 fA Rice T (197.08) 460.94 485.62 345.19 Fareed Saheb's Urs, 30 Jowar GC (110.07) NI TK (73.25) W (8.09) WE (5.67) PR Yemmiganur 15 ED Rice T (99.15) 343.98 275.59 37.64 MI:T1 31 .Iowar GC (44.52) TK (44.51) W (10.12) PR Yemmiganur 8 ED Rice T (115.34) 501. 81 18.21 63.13 N2 32 Jowar GC (95.51) W (19.83) PR Yelllmiganur 8 ED Rice T (714.27) 366.24 332.25 67.58 N2:CI:MI:T1 33 Jowar GC (602.98) W (60.70) o (50.59) PR Yemmiganu[ 8 ED Rice 62.32 T (195.06) 474.69 72.84 42.90 34 Jowar GC (188.99) W (6.01) PR Yemmiganur 7 fA Rice 418.85 T (448.39) 1,596.48 331.8-1- 274.37 N3:MI:Tl 35 Jowar GC (347.22) WE (60.70) W (40.47) PR Yemmiganur 2 EA Rice T (229.86) 507.88 250.90 542.28 Allireera Swamy 36 Jowar TK (157.01) Darga,NI2:Ml GC (56.66) WE (16.19) PR Yellll11iganur 2 EA Rice T (839.72) 1,003.62 48.56 113.72 Buruzulu, N5 37 Jowar GC (685.94) W (80.94) o (72.84) Urball A rea (Yelllmigal/lIr Tml'l1) 38 UI/inhabited 39 26

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distan1:e households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the ,---A---,..... r .A ..... Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop. RaiJ- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

40 Mugathj 1,607.81 579 3,151 P DCA) W PO,PTO, 5-10 BS Phone

41 Dharmapuram 166.33 36 230 -5 -5 W,O PO -5 BS

42 Halaharivi 3,697.20 821 4,405 P(3) D T,HP PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone

43 H. Thimma 1,283.25 503 2,83fi P(2) 10+ S,W PO 10+ -5 puram

44 Sowlahalli 761.21 83 459 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

45 MalapalJe 975.68 251 1,378 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

46 Parmandoddi 260.62 87 454 P,M,H 10+ W -5 10+ BS

47 Singarajanahalli 352.08 77 428 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

48 Kambaladinne 1,260.19 369 2,029 P 10+ S PO,PTO, 10+ -5 Phone

49 Jalawadi 1.218.91 282 1,497 P 5-10 S,O -5 10+ -5

50 Kambadahal 512.74 273 1,493 P -5 W PO,Phone -5 -s

51 Hissarimuravani 3,880.93 1,034 5,833 P(5) , RP(2) W,HP, PO,Phone -5 BS M N

52 Banavasi 1,869.64 369 1,985 P(3) 5-10 W,HP, PO,PTO, 5-10 -5 T,N Phone

53 Malkapuram 756.36 172 897 P -5 W,HP PO,PTO 5-10 -5

54 Kotekal 3,593.61 584 3,395 P(5), H(A) W PO,Phone 5-10 -5 M

55 Devibetta 972.06 152 870 P 10+ W -5 5-18 -5 27

DIRECTORY and Land use YEMMIGANUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- )0.. l -, an) place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distanct: supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culli·-ftfchaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I)

PR Yemmiganur 3 EA Rice T (299.47) 976.91 12.54 318.89 N2 40 lowar GC (235.12) o (34.80) W (29.55) PR Yemmiganur 3 Rice T (32.78) 111.29 3.24 19.02 41 lawar GC (29.54) o (3.24) PR Yemmiganur 6 EA Rice T (120.19) 2,865.17 505.86 205.58 NI:Cl:MI 42 Korra GC (88.22) WE (26.30) W (5.67) KR Yemmiganur 9 EA Rice T (163.09) 642.64 306.75 135.57 43 Jowar GC (146.50) WE (14.97) W (1.62) PR Yemmiganur 24 Rice T (123.83) 469.84 81.34 85.79 44 lowar GC (99.15) TK (24.68) PR Yemmiganur 28 ED, Rice T (317.27) 322.93 250.09 85.39 MI 45 BAG lowar GC (259.81) o (57.46) PR Adoni 26 ED Rice 204.36 25.50 30.76 46 Jowar PR Adoni 28 ED Rice T (69.61) 249.69 14.97 17.81 47 Jowar GC (69.61) PR Yemmiganur 18 ED Rice T (340.34) 649.92 161.37 108.05 Nl:T1 48 lowar GC (316.06) o (24.28) PR Yernmiganur 11 ED, Rice T (304.32) 727.22 121.41 65.96 49 EO Jowar GC (304.32) KR Yemmiganur 8 ED Rice T (70.82) 368.67 48.56 24.28 Nl 50 JOwar GC (62.73) W (8.09) PR Yemmiganur 8 EA Rice T (532.57) 2671. 73 545.51 131.12 N2 51 Jowar GC (500.19) o (32,38) KR Yemmiganur 12 EA Rice 609.05 T (274.78) 584.77 273.97 127.07 N6:C3:M4:T6 52 lowar GC (202.34) o (70.82) W (1.62) KR Adoni 16 Rice T (4.05) 379.59 190.20 182.51 53 lowar W (4.05) PR Adoni 18 EA Rice 922.68 T (52.61) 1,774.54 379.19 464.58 N2 54 lowar GC (36.42) W (8.09) WE (8.10) KR Adoni 17 Rice 76.08 T (10.12) 736.12 28.33 121.41 53 lowar W (l0.12) KODUMUR TALUK )f n

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KODUMUR TALUK

1981 Name of Village 1981 Name of Village Location Location -Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2)

34 AmadaguDtla 36 Laddagiri 35 Anugonda 12 Mallapuram 10 Basavapuram 1 M. Somapuram 18 Brahmanadoddi 32 Mudumalagurthy 25 Budidapadu 13 Munagala 17 Burandoddi 2 Paluklldoddi 28 Chanugondla 26 Penchikalapadu 15 C.Belagal 14 Polakal 20 Ponnekal 8 Edurur 29 Pulakurthi 37 Gorantla 27 pyalakurthi 9 G. Singavaram Regadikhanapuram 23 Gudipadu 22 21 Gudur 11 Remata 7 R. Konthalapadu 3 Gundrevlliu

19 Julekal 6 Sunkesula

16 Kambadahal 30 Varkur 24 K. Nagulapllram 31 Kodumur 33 Yerradoddi 4 Kondapuram 5 Kothakota

19 30

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms., and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility ayailablc is given) A tion Name of village of the ,---.)0..---, (" """\ Code village (in House- Po pula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectates) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station. if any Water way)

(I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (to)

M.Somapuram 143.66 2 24 5-10 10+ R,O 5-10 10+ ]0+

2 Paluklldoddi 1,569.77 320 1,978 P(3) -5 R,W PO 10+ -5

3 Gundrevula 2,403.83 421 2,352 P -5 R PO 5-10 BS

4 Kondapuram 1,858.72 537 3,101 PO) -5 W,C PO 5-10 BS

5 Kothakota 1,791.94 614 3,542 P,M, 5-10 R,TK PO,TO, 10+ BS R PTO, Phone

6 Sunkesula 675.01 ]76 1,056 P 10+ R,C PO -5 BS

7 R. Konthalapadu 1,564.51 433 2,474 P(2) 5-10 R,C PO 10+ BS

8 Edurur 1,176.01 213 1,195 P -5 C,T PO,TO, .10+ BS PTO, Phone 9 G. Singavaram 1,578.67 489 2,501 P(2) -5 C,R PO,PTO, 10+ BS Phone 10 Basavapuram ],763.21 209 1,241 P(2) -5 w,e PO 10+ -5

11 Remata 2,863.95 543 2,855 P(3), 5-10 w,e PO,PTO, 5 -10 BS M(2), Phone H 12 Mallapuram 885.45 ]22 668 P -5 W,T -5 5-10 BS

13 Munagala 1,212.44 303 1,763 P 5-10 W,O PO 5-10 BS

14 Polakal 3,018.54 1,348 8,028 P(3), PRC, w,e PO,PTO. Thursday BS M(2), MeW Phone H 15 C. Belagal 4,069.10 1,094 6,263 P(3), D,O W,T PO,TO, 5-10 BS M,H PTO, Phone 31

DIRECTORY an,cl Land use KODUMUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded np to 2 decimal places) including Loca- A l , any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated U nirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.( for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (Hi) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Yemmiganur 25 Rice T (56.65) 87.01 1 Jowar GC ($6.65)' PR Yenuniganur 33 ED Rice T (36.42) 1,164.68 6.07 362.60 2 Jowar TK 02.37) W (4.05) PR Yemmiganur 36 ED Rice T (147.71) 1,624.18 631.31 Nt 3 Jowar GC (135.57) W 02.14) PR Yemmiganur 38 ED Rice T (222.58) 1,231.05 354.91 50.18 .4 Jowar (iC (iM .88) R (40.47) W {ZO.23) PR Kurnoo14O ED, Rice T (263.45) 1,245.62 3.24 279.63 Sri Raghavendra 5 EO Jowar GC (178.06) Swamy Mutt, R (44.92), N2:M4:Tl W (40.47) PR Kurnoo138 ED Rice T (34.98) 353.69 75.68 156.61 MI 6 Jowar GC (84.98) " PR Kurnool 34 ED Rice T (62.12) 1,147.69 . 354.50 7 Jowar GC (58.27) W (4.05) PR Kurnool 25 ED, Rice T (202.34) 694.44 17.00 262.23 Nl:Ml S EO Jowar GC (198.30) W (4.04) PR, Kurnool 14 ED Rice T (446.37) 568.98 284.09 279.23 N3:MI 9 Jowar GC (446.37) PR Kurnoo) 18 ED Rice T (76.89) 1,585.56 14.16 86.60 N2 1. Jowar GC (511.75) W (12.14) PR Kurnool 30 ED Rice T (154.99) 2,617.10 74.46 17.40 Ml 11 lowar GC (lS4.99)

PR Kurnooi 38 ED Rice T (102.79) 726.81 55.85 Nl:Ml 12 Jowar GC (102.79) PR Kurnool 38 ED Rice T 02.95) 1,103.98 58.68 36.83 13 Jowar GC (12.95) PR Kurnool40 ED, Rice T (1,089.41) 1,829.18 8.09 91.86 M2 14 EO Jowar GC (830.41) W (259.00) PR Yemmiganur 30 ED, Rice T (516.78) 2,735.67 50.99 765.66 N6:M2:T2 15 EO Jowar GC (510.71) W (6.07) 32

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distan.::e households and in hroad ranges viz. , -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms., and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given)

Name of village of the ,--A-__ , A-~--- til'n f ., Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

(I) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) {6) (7) (8 ) (9) (0)

16 Kambadahal I,OX4.96 376 2,170 P 5-10 W,O PO 10+ BS

17 Burandoddi 2,234.67 616 3,636 P -5 W,O PO,PTO -5 -5

18 Brahmanadoddi 3,037.56 306 1,804 P(2) 5-: 10 W PO -5 -5

19 Julekal 575.06 153 934 P(2) .,.5 PO, PTO, 5-10 BS ° Phone

20 Ponnekai 819.08 56 337 P -5 O,W -5 -5 BS

21 Gudur 4,735.62 2,228 12,466 P(8), H w.e po, TO. Frida} BS M(2), PTO, H(2) Phone 22 Regadikhana 1,289.33 J27 702 P 5-10 C.W PO,PTO, 5-10 -5 puram Phone 23 Gudipadu 1,212.84 357 2,077 P 5-10 C.O PO,PTO, 5-10 BS Phone

~: ; 24 K. Nagula 875.33 338 1,899 P(2), 5-10 W po, TO, Tuesday BS puram PTO, ° Phone

25 Budidapadu 1,024.26 289 1,716 P(3), 10+ W -5 -5 -5 M 26 Penchikalapadu 723.58 312 .1,666 P(2), 10+ W -5 -5 BS M 27 pyalakurthi 2,895.52 900 5,123 P(2), 5-10 w PO.PTO, Satureay BS M,H Phone

28 Chanugondla 2,932.75 622 3,419 P(2), 5-10 W,R PO,TO, 5- ]() BS Mm, PTO, H Phone 29 Pulakurthi 2,731.62 1,185 6,925 1'(2). ptA) O,W PO.PTO, Wednesda)' -5 M(2), Phone H 30 Varkur J ,549.13 521 2,900 P(2) -5-, R.W PO,PTO, 10+ BS Phone 33

DIRECTORY and Laud usc KODUMUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- r .A. -, any place of . tion A~'proach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to "illage and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

f I!) (12 ) (13 ) (14) (15) (16) (17 ) (18) ( 19) (20) (I)

PR Yelllllliganur 20 ED Rice T (311.61) 700.91 3.24 68.39 16 lowar GC (287.33) W (24.28) PR Yemmiganur 30 ED Rice T (475.51) 1,434.20 13.35 311.61 17 Jowar GC (465.39) W (10.12) PR Kurnool 40 ED Rice T (588.41) 1,982.15 42.49 424.51 M2 18 Jowar GC (527.71) W (60.70) PR Kurnool 35 ED Rice T (23.07) 478.33 10.12 63.54 Nl:Ml 19 .Jo;.var GC (20.64) W (2.43) PR Kurnool 37 ED Rice T (28.33) 637.38 10.12 141.64 Nl 20 Jowar GC (28.33) PR Kurnool 30 ED Rice T (1,220.13) 3,204.29 14.57 296.63 N!OO:M3:T2 21 lowar GC 0,135.14) W (84.99) PR Kurnool 30 Rice T (192.23) 1,050.16 46.13 Nt 22 Jowar GC (192.23) PR Kurnool 24 ED Rice T (292.59) 844.5& 4.85 70.82 N5:M!:Tl 23 Jowar GC (269.12) W (23.47) PR Kurnool 18 ED, Rice T (19].01) 465.38 125.86 93.08 N70 24 EO )owar GC (I53.78) W(28.33) TK (8.90) PR Kurnoo) 20 ED Rice T (206.79) 675.42 142.04 25 Jowar GC (206.79) .rR Kurnool 32 ED Rice T (297.04) 305.13 \2\.41 N2 26 )owar GC (297.04) PR Kurnoo) 38 ED, Rice T (494.52) 2,040.02 173.21 174.82 M2 27 EO Jowar GC ,477 .12) w (17.40) PR Kurnool 38 ED Rice T (6.07) 2,345.15 147.71 433.82 N5:MI 28 Jowar W (6.07)

KR Ycmmiganur 31 ED Rice T (710.22) 953.84 468.63 598.93 N2:M2 29 Jowar GC 004. \5) W (6.07) PR Ycmmiganur 25 ED, Rice T (243.22) 1,201.10 6.07 97.93 N4 30 EO Jow,lr GC (238.36) W (4.86) 34

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz .• -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given tion Name of village of the .--A-__ • ," A ,. Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stoP. Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water waw)

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

31 Kodumur 2,927.89 2,552 14,501 P(5) , H T,W,R PO,PTO, Saturday BS M,H Phone 32 Mudumala 2,051.75 443 2,359 P -5 R,W PO,PTO, -5 BS gurthy Phone

33 Yerradoddi 1,923.87 269 1,471 P(2) -5 W,C PO 10+ BS

34 AmadaguntJa 1,237.93 440 2,550 P(2) , -5 C,T,W PO ,Phone 5-10 tiS M,H 35 Anugonda 1,659.21 376 2,048 P -5 W,T PO 5-10 BS

36 Laddagiri 3,51.8,.33 749 4,343 P(5), D T,R PO,PTO, Tuesday BS M,H Phone

37 Gorantla 3,143.59 632 3,532 P,M -5 R PO,PTO, Monday BS Phone 35

DIRECTORY and Land use KODUMUR TALUK

Land use (i. e., area undel' different t, pes of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,------A----______., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrig:lted CulturabJe Area not reJ igious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kurnool 35 ED Rice T (143.66) 2,243.17 541.06 N200:C~:M5:T2 31 Jowar GC (143.66) PR Kurnool43 ED Rice T (77 .29) 1,539.02 38.85 396.59 Nl 32 Jowar GC (75.27) o (2.02) PR Kurnool 33 ED Rice T (288.94) 1,245.62 340.75 48.56 33 Jowar GC (270.73) W (18.21) PR Kurnool 30 ED Rice T (363.41) 612.29 38.85 223.38 N4:T2 34 Jowar GC (363.41) PR Kurnool38 ED Rice T (112.50) 1,284.06 72.84 97'57 N2 35 Jowar GC (112.50) PR Kurnool40 ED, Rice T (248.48) 2,280.80 528.52 460.53 N4:Ml 36. EO Jowar GC (230.27) W (18.21) PR Kurnool45 ED, Rice T (210.44) 1,873.69 105.22 874.12 37 EO Jowar GC (210.44) KURNOOL TALUK .~ .~ .. ~ .D ~ g; g:'" ~ "'0 ; c ...- z ~ I ~'" .. -0 0. ." g 8_ ~ () o 0 (.) u ~- C c "§ ~ .. _2 ~ 0 0 u ~ ~ E ~ ~ ~ U " C 0 u J: iii 0 - "0 E0 c S ~ 0 -' OJ: ] ::l l- l2 _c "- ~, _. ~ ~ go ~ " I/) U ~ .3 I '" ~ 1 .'" . :c ~ '" .<= C 0; c( i: ~ ~ .. .. ~ ... ~ ~ "- c- '"o -0 .. I.AoI c ~ -i c E ~ ." '" I- ~ 0- -" .. .c 0 '" C Q c i -c -c "~ l- ~ § '" 1 0 Ii: ." ~ 0 0 .." ~'" :c .. ~ "0 III 0 III" " 0 -. I/) OJ .:{ " E Ui ~ a::: Q III OJ:'" Z'" 0: ~ .. ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 a. ~ c "" .~ .. ., .~ ...I .. 1 .c.. - ;; '" ...I ] OJ" ~ " -" ";'; ~ ~ ~ 0 '" Cl .... ;; ...." :5 a:: z en <5 ;; "- "- I :r :r: ~ " a: 0 0 " ::c"" 0 '" " " Q 0 Z I I

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o ,. {\ a ALPH"'BETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KURNOOL TALUK

1981 Name of village 1981 Name of village Location Location Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (}) (2)

23 A.Gokulapad 36 Meed ivemula 6 Munugalapadu 29 B. Thandrapadu 40 Bastipadu 80 Nannur 38 Bodduvanipalle 45 Nayak'al 41 Bollavaram 7 Nidzur 55 Brahmanapalle 51 N. Konthalapadu 17 Noothanapalle 47 Chetlamallapuram 39 Chinnatekur 5& Palakolanu Panchalingala 13 Devamada 20 Pandipad 15 Diguvapadu 24 ParI a 19 Dinnedevarapadu 18 Pasupula 27 Dupad 9 Peddapadu 26 Pedda Tekur 2 E. Thandrapadu 14 Pudur 32 Puricherla 16 Gargeyapuram 42 Pusulur 12 Gondiparla 52 Guttapadu 43 Remadur 4 Roza 57 Hussanapuram 31 Rudravatam

11 Joharapuram 54 Sakunala 21 Salkapllram 10 Kallur 59 Somayaj ulapalle 56 Kalva 34 Kannamadakala 28 ThadakanapaUe 33 Kethavaram 53 Thi ppayapalle 60 Komarole 44 Konganapadu 8 U1ehala 3 Kurnool 46 Ulindakonda 50 Uppalapadu 21 Lakshmipuram 49 Uyyalawada 37 Loddipalle 35 Vorvokal 5 Mamidalapadu 25 Markapuram 48 Yaparlapadu

37 38

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of . Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges "viz. , -5 KillS; 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest rt1ace where the;_aCilit y available is given) .-___ A ___ , tion Name of village of the ( , Code Village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph Days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the Market, w.)y station, if any Water way)

(1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5 ) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Panchalingala 1,736.50 419 2,380 P(2) 5-10 T,R PO 5-10 BS

2 E. Thandrapadu 699.70 707 3,564 P 1O+- W,T,R PO 10 r -5

3 Kurnoo} 700.10 Urban Area (Kl/mool TOWIl) 4 Roza 116.95 Urball Area (Included ill Klll'llovl Towll) 5 MamidaJapadu 914.99 ,;468 2,485 PO) 5-10 C,R,T PO,PTO, -5 BS Phone 6 MunugaJapadu 989.05 287 J ,688 P(2) 5-10 C,T,R PO 5-10 BS

7 Nidzur 1,220.53 411 2,186 P 5-10 C,R PO,PTO, 5-10 BS Phone 8 UlehaJa 4,127.38 734 4,118 P(4), D W,T,C PO,TO, Monday BS M(2),B, PTO, AC(2) Phone 9 Peddapadu 827.98 I.' 630 3,729 P(2), MCW T,O,W PO,TO, . . 5-10 BS M(2),H, PTO, AC Phone 10 KaJlur 3,137.12 ,· 2:~38 12,794 P ~5 R PO,Phone -5 BS t

.. ~ '" 11 Joharapuram 722.770" Urban Area (included ill Kurlloo/ Towll) 12 GondiparJa 1,119.76 885 3,682 P(2) 10+ W,T,R PO ~5 -5

13 Devamada 743.00 141 785 P 10+ W,T 5-10 5-10 10+

14 Pudur 2,221.31 161 815 P 10+ W,R PO -5 10+

15 Diguvapadu 817.46 248 1,256 P 5-10 T,W PO -5 BS

16 Gargeyapuram 3,157.75 .1,031 5,701 P(2),M, PHC T,W PO,PTO, Tuesday BS 0 B,AC, Phone 0(3) 17 NoothanapaJle 577.48 145 794 P 5~10 W,O -5 10+ as

18 Pasupula 793,51} . 412 2,165 P(2) -5 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

19 Dinnedevara- 1,534.56 409 2,377 P(2) 5-10 W PO,TO, 5-10 s-](} padu PTO,Phone 20 Pandipad 589.22 211 ] ,382 P 5-10 R,W -5 5-10 BS

21 Lakshmipuram 3,518.33 797 4,460 P(2),M 10+ R,T PO 5-10 BS. 39

DIRECTORY

~nd Land use KURNOOL TALU'K

~.....

La:ld me (i.e .. area Ul1l:cr ditT"rcnt types e', 1:li. i the Remarks in heclaJ'cs !'('ul1d,"d Ul' (,1 2 clecinnl pLl..:.:, I including Loca-

,------~-/. , -_.------, any place of tion ApprOlch 0:ear~~t t')WIl Power St'11: \-,';'2.t frrigatcd Un!!TigateJ CuitllLl ',ic; Arc .• not religious, Code to village and distance supply fooJ b,' sour,.; W.ISle aVJiiablc historical t\1' No. (iil Km';.) for cuiti- archaeol"gical v::(ion interest

(I I) ( 12) (13) (I·11 ( 15) (\6) ( !7) (!,~ I (191 (20) (I)

--~- -,- -_ ----_ -_-- -- - __ -- .------.-.~~--- -_ ----- .------

PR Kurn,)ol 8 EO Rice T (213.27) 1 ,~6.'i.!-:5 -i.OS 253.33 NI Jow.)r GC (211.25) W (2.02) PR Ktlrnnol 10 ED Rice T (2.43) 55') ..:7 J38.00 N3:MI:Tl, 2. JO\VJr \V (2.43) Urbail Area . /(limoo/ TowlI, 3 Urbail Area (ii/c,llIded ill Ki//'il,·:,j To,~'J1 ) 4 lOR Kurnool 3 EiJ, Ric,;: T (217.72) -Ih.77 9.71 240.N N3:M2:T2 5 E',) ]awar GC (217.721 PR Kur;Clal 5 E~) Rice T (6').30) 7()r). :~s (Un 161.06 N2 (, Jowar GC (60.30) PR KurnoJl 8 E:), Rice T (470.2~) liT).59 103.05 :1.65 Nl:M-i 7 EO Jowar GC (470.2-i) PI{ Kurnool IS ED, Rice T (.111.6il 3,560.41 4~.97 20(,.39 N3:M2:T2 ~ E:J Jowar GC (299.47) V': (12.141 PR Kurnool 8 ED, Ri,;.; T ( 11.74) 77('.99 1.21 38.04 N50:CI :M2 ') EO Jowar GC (11.74)

PR Kurnool 3 ED, Ri~e T (15).90) 2,:n.37 12.14 592.05 N5:M2:TJ 10 EO J"war GC (:'46.05) W (4.85) Urban Area (Ircluded ill F,:ilmool TOW/I) II KR Kllrnool 10 ED Rice T (16.19) 61)7.43 271.14 225.0() 12 Jowar 0 (16.19) KR Kllrnool 16 ED Rice 4)1.69 46.54 204.77 lawar 13 KR Kurnool 2) Rice 1 ,OS3.3~ T (256.17) 37ll.29 30.34 4SI.17 14 lowar GC (256.17) PR Kurnao! 18 ED Rice 673.80 14.:1 .66 N8:CI 15 Jowar PR Kurna.») 13 ED, Rice 45,].32 2,669.30 24.28 4.85 N8:CI :M3:Tl EO lowar 16

PR Kurnool I:) ED, Rice T (12,14) 342.77 68.79 153.78 Nl:MI EO lowar W (12.14) 17 PR Kurnoo1 S ED, Rice T (32.37) 572.22 79.32 109.26 N4:CI:MI:TI Jowar GC (22.66) 18 0 (9.71 ) PR Kurnool 5 ED Ric~ T (12.14) 1,391.71 31.56 99.15 N5 JowJr W (11.14) 19 PR Kurnool 5 ED Ri.:e T (0.81 ) 502.62 85.79 JOWaT W (0.81) 20 PR Kurnool 13 EJ Rice T (187.77) 2,843.32 0.81 486.43 N4 Jow'lr GC (186.15) 21 \V (1.62) 40

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenitiei

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the r--A ---" r A ...,. Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Commun ications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way stati on, if any Water way)

(1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

22 Salkapuram 813.82 249 1,404 P 5-10 O,W -5 10+ BS

23 A. Gokulapad 971.24 379 2,161 P(2) 5-10 O,W PO 5-10 BS

24 Parla 3,505.78 766 4,308 P,M,H PHS W,C PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO,Phone

25 Markapuram 946.15 158 893 P 5-10 W,T PO -5 BS

26 Pedda Tekur 1,114.10 377 2,043 P 10+ W,R -5 5-10 BS

27 Dupad 887.47 107 609 P 10+ R -5 10+ BS,RS

28 Thadakanapalle 1,413.56 286 1,665 PO) 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS,RS

29 B. Thandrapadu 1,091.43 220 1,384 P,M,H, 10+ W PO 5-10 BS AC

30 Nannur 4,268.21 1,000 5,444 P(2), W PO,TO, 10+ BS M,H, ° PTO AC(2) 31 Rudravaram 2,633.28 841 4,158 PCS) , 5-10 W,T,C PO 10+ BS AC

32 Puricherla 1,897.97 395 1,924 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

33 Kethavaram 1,669.73 166 878 P 5-10 W,T PO 5-to -5

34 Kannamadakala 1,224.17 263 1,467 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

35 Vorvokal 2,766.83 597 3,199 P(2), PHS \V,T PO,TO, Tuesday BS M,H, PTO,Phone AC

36 Meedivemula 2,612.64 341 1,809 P W PO,TO, 10+ BS ° PTO,Phone 37 Loddipalle 1,608.22 533 2,713 P(2),]\I, -5 W,HP, PO 10+ BS H,AC T 38 Bodduvanipalle 1,829.58 124 695 P 5-tO W 5-10 10+ BS 41

DIRECTORY and Land me KURNOOL T ALUK

Land use (i.e. ,area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares round up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- __ A L ., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigatcd Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeolo gical vation interest -_(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kumool 13 ED Rice T (64.75) 713.05 0.41 35.61 Nl 22 Jowar GC (64.75) PR Kumool 16 ED Rice T (60.30) 803.70 14.16 93.08 23 Jowar GC (59.09) W (1.21) PR Kumool21 ED, Rice T (181.70) 2,809.73 366.24 148.11 NI5:T1 24 EO Jowar GC (180.08) W (1.62) PR Kumoo! 19 ED, Rice T (72.44) 700.91 125.05 47.75 Nl 25 EO Jowar TK (68.39) W (4.05) PR Kuruoo! 19 ED Rice T (2-1-.28) 958.70 31.97 99.15 N2:Ml 26 Jowar TK (12.14) W (12.14) PR Kurnool 11 ED, Rice 6.88 T (9.71) 730.86 13.76 126.26 27 EAG Jowar GC (9.71) PR Kurnool 13 ED Rice 112.10 T (26.71) 925.51 23.07 325.77 Nl 28. Jowar TK (22.66) W (4.05) PR Kurnool 10 ED, Rice T (42.49) 940.08 108.86 N2:Ml:Tl 29 EO Jowar TK (24.28) W (18.21) PR Kumool 16 ED, Rice T (49.37) 3,390.45 141.64 686.75 N30:C2:M2:T2 30 EO Jowar W (31.16) o (18.21) PR Kurnool13 ED Rice 394.97 T (700.10) 1,065.13 167.94 300.28 N5 31 Jowar GC (641.43) o (48.56) W (to. 11) PR Kumool 19 ED Rice 1,282.45 615.52 32 Jowar PR Kumoo! 18 ED, Rice T (2.02) 714.67 4.86 937.25 Nl:Cl 33 EO Jowar W (2.02) PR Kumool27 ED Rice T (!2.95) 981.36 221.36 N! 34 Jowar o (8.90) W (4.05) PR Kurnoo123 ED, Rice T (52.61) 1,630.07 131.52 952.63 N16:M2 35 EO Jowar W (24.28) TK (16.19) o (12.14) PR Kurnool26 ED Rice 983.79 58.68 1,569.37 N5 36 Jowar PR Kumoo! 21 ED Rice 583.56 T (1. 62) 957.89 36.83 20.23 N6:T1 37 Jowar WE (1.62) PR Kurnoo126 Rice 798.85 T (4.05) 883.42 66.37 76.89 N4 38 Ragi o (4.05) 42

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total IlUm:ler of AIl1~n;tie~ available {if not available within the village, (he distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Km" and 10 -1- Kms. of th;: Loca­ Total area population nearest place where (he fac:ility available is given) tir>ll Name of village of the r-~A----. r --- A- Code village (in HOClse- Popui:l- Educa- McJical Drinking Post and D.1yor C011l munications No. hectares) holds lion tional wat(;r Telegraph J~IYS of (Bu'i stOP, Rail- ( potable) the market, way station, if an) \\ ateT way)

(1) (2 ) (.fA) (.fB) (5) (6) (7) (S) (9) (\0)

39 Chinnatekur 1,]68.69 3S3 1,906 p 5-10 R PO 5-10 as

40 Bastipadu 2,217.27 424 2,:!66 p 5-10 R PO 10+ -5

41 BoJJavaniDl 675.82 ::m 1,412 p 5-10 R PO 5-/0 B5

42 Pusulur 1,334.65 ) ,414 p 5-10 R -5 5-10 BS

43 Remadur 484.81 116 6').f I' 5-10 R PO 10+ -5

44 Konganapadu I ,26S. 28 327 1,839 -5 R,W PO 5-10 -5

)5 Nayakal 1,401.83 233 1,171 P(2) 5-10 R,W PO,Phone 5-il) -5

46 Ulindakonda 2,719.08 741 4,165 P~5), o w I'O,TO, Tuesday BS,RS fyI,H, PTO,Phone AC

47 Chetlamallapuram 974.t)~ 152 760 I' 5-10 w 1'0 10+ BS

48 Yaparlapauu 2,468.17 94 533 P 5-]0 w j-l(! -5 5-10

4~) U yyalawada 2,583.10 6U; 3.334 P(3),'vl, D W,T PO BS AC(2)

50 Uppalapadu I ,470.2~ 2,047 p -5 PO 5-10 BS

51 N .Konthala 583.56 ]49 ~09 p 5-10 \y PO 5-/0 BS padu 52 Guttapatiu 1,466.17 156 ~jO P -5 \Y, r -5 -5 -5

53 Th ippay<,pallc 891U)O 15-t 784 p -5 \\ -5 -5

5.f Sakunala 2,668.09 2,034 P,B -5 W 1'0 10+ BS

55 Brahrnanapalle 904.47 1,1 7 2 r 5·- J() -5 5-'0 BS

56 K,t1vu 2,685.::;<) 4.f3 2,361 1'(2) 5-10 W.R 1'0 5-lU BS 43

D:RECTORY and Land u:.e KURNOOL TALUK

Land lI~e (i .c .• area un def ditrer.:nt types of land lbC Remarks in hectare, founded up to :. decimal !,Iaces) including Loca- c·-_· ___A -. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power St'lplc Forest Irrigated U nirrigated Culturable Ar~a not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source Wdstc available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vatian interest

(II) (12) (13) (l ..n OS) (16 ) (17) (18) (H) (20) U)

PR Kurnool 19 ED Rice 388.90 T (114.36) 605.81 6.07 133.55 N2:Cl:Ml:TI 39 Jowar TK (134.36) KR Kurnool 23 ED Rice T (\54.99) ] ,029. II 738.96 294.21 N2 40 Jowar GC (154.99) PR Kurnool 26 ED Rice T (16.59) 477.12 82.56 99.55 Nl 41 Jowar GC (I6.59) PR KU[Jlool 24 ED Rice T (80.53) 1,037.21 14.16 202.75 42 lowar GC (77.70) W (2.83) KR Kurnool 30 ED Rice T (44.51) 313.23 6.07 121.00 43 lowar GC (44.51) KR Kurnool 36 ED Rice T (4.85) 1.1.67.52 16.19 79.72 44 lowar W (4.85) KR Kurnool 27 ED Rice T (1.21) 1,360.15 40.47 45 Jowar W (1.21) PR Kurnool 31 ED, Ri<.:e T (61.51) 1,188.56 12.14 1,456.87 N15:M2 46 EO Jowar TK (52.61) W (8.0,}) o (0.81) PR Kurnool 23 ED Rice 189.80 711.03 73.25 47 Jowar KR Kurnool27 Rice 1,372.69 T (2.02) 544.71 231.48 317.27 48 lowar W (2.02) PR Kurnool29 ED Rice 1,726.79 6.07 850.24 N5 49 Jowar PR Kurnool 35 ED, Rice T (18 ..L94) 623.62 4.86 617.14 N6 50 EO Jowar W (180.08) o (4.86) PR Kurnool29 ED Rice 453.25 130.31 NI 51 Jowar KR Kurnool29 ED, Rice T (10.12) 931.18 102.79 422.08 N2 52 EO Jowar W (IUO) o (2.02) PR Kurnool 35 ED, Rice T (7.28) 823.53 59.89 53 lowar W (7.28) PR Kurnool 38 ED, Rice T (4.86) 1,448.77 1,214.05 N4 54 EO Jowar W (4.86) PR Kurnool 40 ED, Rice T (35.21) 856.31 12.95 NI 55 o (27.93) W (7.28) PI{ Kurnool 32 ED Rice T (246.86) 1,260.19 312.82 866.02 Sri Murig; Mutt, 56 Jowar o (246.86) N2 44

VJLLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Ameni.tiefl

Total number of Amen ities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the ,--A--_" r ~--A------, Code village (In House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) ho Ids tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

57 Hussanapuram 1,601.34 745 3,846 P(.:!),M, PHC,H W PO,TO, Monday BS H,AC(2) PTO,Phone 58 Palakolanu 1,281.23 142 692 P 5-10 W 5-10' -5 -5

59 Somayajuiapalle 1,295.80 204 999 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

60 Komarole 1,857.91 249 ],312 P 10+ W,T PO 5-10 BS 45

DIR.ECTORY aDd LaDd nse KURNOOL TALUK

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- r A --. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(II) (12) (13 ) (!4) (15) (16) (17) (18 ) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kurnool 36 ED, Rit..:e T (0.81) 526.50 1,074.03 N15:T1 57 EO Jowar W (0.81) PR Kurnool 35 EO Rice T (9.71) 435.04 175.63 660.85 58 Jowar TK (9.71) PR Kurnool38 ED Rice 722.36 92.27 481.17 59 Jowar PR Kurnool43 ED Ricc 49.77 T (30.35) 853.03 104.41 820.30 Nl 60 Jowar W (26.30) o (4.05) NANDIKOTKUR TALUK ~ 0"" ] III ~ Iii"" ;; "c .D :l § ~ . U % .. ~ .!! ...J "" .. 0- ~ .., u c( .. 0 0 (; ~ c .... -0 0 0 ~ u ] :c ::c .... ~ u G:: 0 '0 ~ _, 2 0- C Q ~ ~ a: Ii;" ~ .. -5 £ -< ~ .3 III: ~ ~ .. '"~ :lo ~ ~ ~ A. ..,.. .. ~ ;s. ~ .. c '0. a i ." ~_, ..," l: .. c ~ .e c -< 0" 0 .. : : 6 " 0 ~ "0 III: " .5!' 0 I/) .... 0 :I:" J: ~ III ::c '"u '" < ! ::; ~ ~ '" ~ c Q , " .. '" .c .~ .. .. .D " ~ ~'" " ~ .c" ..> ~ -:.; .. 0° .. ;;; .. u; '" 0 ~ ~~o 0 I- l- :5 0« :;: J: 0 J: ~ -:l • Q~- I I I = :J: .. . )( Z iI nl~J © I!;; ~ •••• . II I il C ~ Z n y ~ '"'-, .~

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.....- ....".. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

NANDlKOTKUR TALUK

1981 Name of Village 1981 Name of Village Location Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

53 Alaganur 41 Midthur 26 Allur 1 Murvakonda 11 Musalimadugu 35 Bannur 4 Mutchumarri 49 Bannur 6 Beeravolu 32 Nagaluty 24 Bijinavemula 21 Nagatur 15 Bollavaram 27 Nandikotkur 28 Bollavaram 30 Brahmanakotkur 19 Pagidyala 44 Byrapuram 5 Palamarri 47 Parumanchala 42 Cherukucherla 13 Pathakota 38 Chintala palle 36 ~wtkur 54 Rollapad

31 Damagatla 7 Sangameswaram 37 Devanur 25 Sathanikota 8 Siddeswaram to Erramatam 40 Sunkesula 12 Gummadapuram 55 Talamudipi 39 lalakanur 16 Tangadancha 50 Ta~igopula 34 Kadumur 46 Tartur 20 Konidyala 14 Tatipadu 52 Korrapolur 43 Thimmapuram 51 Tudicherla 18 Lakshmapuram 48 Lingapuram 29 Vaddemanu 45 Veepanagandla 22 Maddigatla 9 Veerabhadradurgam 23 Malyala 2 Veerapuram 17 Mandlem 33 Masapeta 3 Yellala

47 48

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities·

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance householcj§.. and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms., and 10+ Kms. of the Loca­ Total area populaTion nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the ,--A___ ...... ,------_. .A - ----_._, Code village (in House- Po pula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water T degraph days of (Bus stop, Rail­ (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

Murvakonda 2,667.28 ],0.82 5,362 P(4) 5-10 R,e PO Saturday BS

2 Veerapuram 561.30 261 1,377 P -5 R -5 lOt- BS

3 Yell ala 1,048.13 292 1,534 P -5 R PO 10.+ -5

4 Mutchumarri 2,169.92 731 3,964 P(2) MH W PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO 5 Palamarri 614.72 30.5 1,50.4 P -5 R,W -5 10.+ -5

6 Beeravolu 970..43 537 2,869 P 5-10 W PO 5-10. 5-10

7 Sangameswaram 333.06 172 872 P 5-10. R -5 5-10

8 Siddeswaram 2,329.77 670. 3,30.6 P(4) 5-10 R PO do.+ 5-10

9 Veerabhadra- 123.02 78 374 P 10.+ R 5-10 5-10. 5-10 durgam 10 Erramatam 2,397.76 348 P -5 W,R PO -5 -5

11 Musalimadugu 1,700.89 457 2,40.9 P,M 5-10. W PO 5-10. 5-10

12 Gummadapuram 1,695.63 315 1,618 P(2) 5-1.0 W,TK -5 . -5 5-10.

13 Pathakat a 2,623.98 1,50.1 7,40.6 P(2), D W,e,R PO,TO, Tuesday BS M,H PTO 14 Tatipadu 922.28 ·582· . 3,227 P(2) 5-10. W PO 5-10 BS

15 Bollavaram 1,116.53 Uninhabited 16 Tangadancha 1,790.73 273 1,480 P 10.+ W PO 5-10. BS

17 Mandlem 2,658.37 671 3,452 P,M 5-10 W PO,PTO 5-10 BS

18 Lakshmapuram 2,0.42.04 223 1,241 .. p 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

19 Pagidyala 2,329.77 1,0.92 5,600 P -5 w PO,TO, Wednesday BS PTO 20 Konidyala 384.0.5 878 4,689 P(2), MeW W PO,TO. Thursday BS M(2),H PTO 21 Nagatur 2,007.64 416 2,284 P -5 w,e -5 5-10. BS

22 Maddigatla 945.34 Uninhabited 23 Malyala 1,320.89 435 2,172 P 5-10. e PO 5-10- 49

DIRECTORY and Land use NANDIKOTKUR TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- .- - __A ...,. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) ( 12) (13 ) ( (4) (15) (16) (l7) (l8) (19) (20) (1)

PR Nandikotkur 26 EO Rice T (979.7'+) lR8.~8 1,261.00 222.58 NI5:Cl:M8:Tl Jowar GC (979.74) PR Nandikotkur 21 Rice T (140.02) 158.23 95.51 167.54 N4:Ml 2 Jowar GC (140.02) FP Nandikotkur 24 Rice T (445.96) 424.92 95.91 81.34 N2:C1:Ti 3 Jowar GC (445.90) PR Nandikotkur 21 EA Rice T (1,138.38) 893.54 25.50 112.50 NI5:C7:T4 4 Jowar GC (1,138.38) KR Nandikotkur 25 Rice T 075.95) 207.61 9.71 21.45 N2:Tl :5 Jowar GC 075.95) FP Nandikotk ur 26 Rice T (356.12) 554.82 59.49 6 Jowar GC (356.12) FP Nandikotkur 27 Rice T (40.87) 288.54 3.65 .7 Jowar GC (40.S7) FP Nandikotkur 32 Rice 81.34 827.99 214.08 1,206.36 N3 8 Jowar FP Nandikotkur 35 Rice 104.40 8.50 1.0.12 9 ]owar FP Nandikotkur 28 EA Rice 1,892 .31 174.33 126.26 N3 10 ]owar FP Nandlkotkur 34 EA Rice T (l35.57) 1,209.60 7.69 348.03 11 Jowar TK (l35.57> FP Nandikotkur 37 Rice T (45.73) 1,032.35 72.84 544.71 11 Jowar TK (45.73) PR Nandikotkur 15 EA Rice T 0,415.99) 694.84 94.70 418.45 Ruined Fort,' 13 Jowar GC (1,415.99) N60:M2:T2 PR Nandikotkur 24 Rice T (246.86) 535.80 2.02 137.59 NlO:Ml 14 Jowar GC (246.86) UniniwbiTed 15 PR Nandikotkur 15 EA Rice T (82.96) 1,091.43 204.77 41 I .57 16 Jowar WE (32.38) W (30.35) GC (20.23) PR Nandikotkur '-) EA Rice T (20.23) 2,419.20 147.71 71.23 NIO l7 Jowar WE (20.23) PR Nandikotkur 12 EA Rice T (264.26) 684.32 904.07 189.39 NI0 18 Jowar GC 1264.26) PR Nandik'1tkuf 14 EA Rice T (7)3.99) 1290.54 245 24 l'\45:C1:M2:T3 19 Jowar GC (793.99) PR Nandikotkur 8 EA Rice T (1.21) 364.12 1.61 17.00 ]'.;30:MI5 ~O Jowar W (1.21) l'R Nandikotkur 9 EA Rice T (424.51) 1,132.71 40.47 409.95 N2:Ml 21 .Iowar GC (383.64) WE (40.87) Ullin/whited 22 PR Nandikotkur 5 EA Rice T (451.63) 455.27 40.00 373.93 N3 23 J olVar GC (451.63) 50

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Km,., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) A tion Name of village of the r--A---~ r ~ Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tiona I water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

24 Bijinavemula 1,058.25 357 1,821 P 10+ R,W PO 5-10 -5

25 Sathanikota 1,559.25 422 2,315 P 5-10 R PO 10+ 5-10

26 ABur 1,376.33 463 2,358 P MeW C,W -5 5-10 BS

27 Nandikotkur 2,314.39 Urban Area (Nandikotkur Town) 28 Bollavaram 905.68 330 1,600 P 5-10 W PO -5 BS

29 Vaddemanu 2,355.26 848 4,628 P(3), 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS M,H 30 Brahmana 1,844.96 873 4,989 P(4), D C,W,T PO,TO, Tuesday BS kotkur M,H PTO

31 Damagatla 1,579.08 416 2,398 P -5 W PO 5-10 BS

32 Nagaluty 1,309.15 366 1,865 P 5-10 W -5 10+ BS

33 Masapeta 1,313.20 319 1,706 P(2) -5 W PO 10+ BS

34 Kadumur 1,666.90 545 2,777 P(2), D,MH W PO 10+ BS M(2),H 35 Bannur 1,128.67 143 72S P -5 W,R PO,TO, 10+ -5 PTO

36 Chowtkur 1,723.55 341 1,912 P(2) 5-10 W,R PO 10+ 5-10

37 Devanur 1,504.62 299 1,549 P(2) 5-10 W,R PO 10+ 5-10

38 Chintala palle 1,704.94 369 1,841 P(2) -5 W,R PO -5 -5

39 Jalakanur 1,810.15 258 1,451 P D W,R PO 10+ -5

40 Sunkesula 1,601. 74 201 951 P -5 W,R -5 10+ BS

41 Midthur 3,702.05 981 5,036 P,M,H FPC W PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO

42 Cherukucherla 1,564.11 422 2,042 P,M -5 W PO 10+ BS 51

DIRECTORY and Land use NANDIKOTKUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- A r 1 any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated U nirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

FP Nandikotkur 12 Rice T (397.40) 457.29 30.76 172.80 NI 24 Jowar GC (397.40) FP Nandikotkur 16 Rice T (628.48) 419.65 511.12 Nl 25 Jowar GC (628.48) PR Nandikotkur 9 EA Rice 121.81 T (267.09) 581. 94 171,59 227.43 N4:C3:M4:T1 26 Jowar GC (261.42) W (5.67) Urban Area (Nandikotkur Town) 27 PR Nandikotkur 6 EA Rice T (33.99) 844.98 26.71 N5:M2:T1 28 Jowar WE (33.99) PR Nandikotkur 10 EA Rice 230.67 T (53.S2) 2,016.54 54.23 N4 29 Jowar WE (53.S2) PR Nandikotkur 10 EA Rice T (S.9O) 1,615.10 4.05 214.48 N58:Cl:Ml 30 Jowar WE (7.69) W 0.21) PR Nandikotkur 10 EA Rice T (157.02) 1,308.75 113.31 N2:Ml 31 Jowar WE (93.48) TK (58.68) W (4.86) PR Nandikotkur 8 EA Rice T (18.21) 738.55 552.39 N3:M4 32 Jowar W (11.74) WE (6.47) PR Nandikotkur 21 Rice T (4.05) , 809.77 499.38 N6 33 Jowar W (4.05) PR Nandikotkur 19 ED Rice T (0.81) 1,326.56 339.53 N20 34 Jowar o (O.SI) FP Nandikotkur 24 EA Rice T (16.59) 927.14 0.81 184.13 35 Jowar TK (8.50) W (8.09) FP Nandikotkur 25 EA Rice T (17.81) 1,646.66 59.08 N3 36 Jowar W (17.81) FP Nandikotkur 24 EA Rice T (30.76) 1,318.46 67.18 88.22 37 Jowar W (30.76) FP Nandikotkur 25 EA Rice T (14.97) 981. 77 708.20 N2:Cl:Ml 38 Jowar W (10.52) WE (4.45) FP Nandikotkur 31 EA Rice T (30.76) 1,388.47 50.99 299.47 N3:T3 39 Jowar W (25.90) WE (4.86) PR Nandikotkur 21 ED Rice T (0.81) 755.55 527.71 316.06 NI 40 Ragi W (O.SI) PR Nandikotkur 12 EO Rice T (67.99) 3,544.62 89.44 NJO:M2:Tl 41 Jowar WE (55.85) W (12.14) PR Nandikotkur 15 EA Rice T (2.02) 1,522.02 3.65 36.42 N13:T2 42 Jowar W (2.02) 52

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance htluseholds and in bwad ranges viz. , -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and IO+Kms. ('[the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility <~v.liia0k is given) ti.on Name of village of the ,---.A..-__ , ,------___ A ______, Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and D.lyor Communica(io:~s No. hectares) holds tiun tiona! water Teiegra:,h d~ys of (Bus stop, Rail- (Potable) the m1rket, Wi)' stat ion, if any Water way)

(1) (2) (3) (-tA) (4B) (5) (61 (7) (8) (9) (10)

43 Thimmapuram 955.06 161 884 P -5 W,R -5 10+ -5

44 Byrapuram 1,077.27 152 770 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

45 Veepanagandla 1,783.45 322 1,792 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

46 Tartur 2,218.03 330 1,687 P(3) 5-\0 W,T PTO 5-10 -5

47 Parumanchala 5,769.59 678 3,786 P,M, H,FPC, W,T PO,TO, Thursday BS H MCW PTO 48 Lingapuram 601.77 :59 975 P -5 ~l PO -5 -5

49 Bannur 1,914.16 871 4,489 P(2) 5-10 ~i,C PO,TO, Saturday BS PTO 50 Tarigopu!a 2,29] .73 490 2,594 P(3), 5-10 W,C PO 10+ -5 M,H 51 Tudicherla 1,918.21 607 3,051 P(2) 5-10 W PO,PTO 5-10 5-10

52 Korrapolur 1,500.98 145 756 P 5-10 W PO ~5 -5

53 Alaganur 1,974.46 209 1,104 P 5-10 w PO ]0+ BS

54 RoIIapad 1,947'34 153 755 P 5-10 w PO 10+ BS

55 Talamudipi 3,457.63 614 3,213 P(2) , 5-10 W,R PO BS M,H 53

DIRECTORY and Land use NANDIKOTKUR TALUK

Land use (i .e., ari:a under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to ::! decimal places) including Loca- r------A .. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest IrrigateJ Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, C)de to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

FP Nandikotkur 16 EO Rice 674.61 194.65 83.77 NIO 43 lowar FP Nandikotkur 15 EA Rice T (10.93) 1,020.21 36.83 N6 44 Jowar W {IO.93) PR Nandikotkur 10 EA Rice T(26.71) 1,716.68 40.06 N2:Ml 45 lowar WE (24.28) W (2.43) KR Nandikotkur 10 EA Rice T (24.69) 2,110.03 0040 82.96 N5:CI:T2 46, lowar WE (23047) W (J .22) PR Nandikotkur 24 EA Rice 4,152.07 1,35k.12 259040 N15:T2 47 lowar FP Nandikotkur 22 ED Rice 413 .19 176.44 12.14 N2:Tl 48 lowar PR Nandikotkur 20 EA Rice T (390.52) 1,124.62 199.51 199.51 N20:C4 49 lowar GC (390.52) FP Nandikotkur 21 EA Rice T (lID.07) 1,279.61 102.39 799.66 N6 50 lowar GC (110.07) FP Nandikotkur 36 Rice T (635.36) 450.41 537.83 294.61 Nl 51 Jowar GC (630.50) W (4.86) FP Nandikotkur 38 EAG, Rice T (318.08) 1,001.59 178.06 N3 52 ED lowar GC (311.61) W (6.07) o (0.40) PR Nandikotkur 31 ED Rice T (~.50) 991.07 270.73 700.91 53 lowar W (8.50) PR Nandikotkur 27 EO Rice T (9.71) 1,129.47 747.05 61.11 N4 54 lowar TK (8.90) W (0.81) PR Nandikotkur 36 EA Rice T (88.63) 2,822.27 530.54 N4 55 lowar TK (68.39) W (20.24) ATMAKUR TALUK ~-~- I : J.

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ATMAKUR TALUK

1981 Name of Village 1981 Name of Village Location Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

31 Abdullapuram 13 Vadla Ramapuram 19 Atmakur 28 Vanala 36 Velgode 6 Battuvanipalle 30 Velpanur 34 Bhanumukkala 33 Vempenta 37 Boyarevula RESER VE FOREST VILLAGES 24 Chelimella R.F.17/1 Abbarajukuntagudem 21 Dudyala R.f.1O Bairluty Beat 5 Edurupadu R.F.LO/l Bairluty Gudem

1 Ganapuram R.F.3 Guvvalakunta Beat 7 Gokavaram 32 Gunthakandala R.F .6/2 Hatakeswaram 11 Guvvalakunta R.F.4 Indireswaram Beat 14 Indireswaram R.F.2 22 Iskala Kothapalle Beat R.F.19 Kunta 3 Jutur R.F.9 Nagaluti Beat 23 Kambalapalle 9/1 Nagaluti Gudem 20 Karivena R.F.12 Nallakalva Beat 4 Kokkerancha 9 Kothapalle R.F.15/1 Pangidigudem 17 Krishnapuram R.F .5/1 Pecheruvugudem and Sugali- 12 Kurukunda Tanda R.F.5 Pecheruvu North Beat 27 Maddur R.F.7 Pecheruvu South Beat 26 Mittakandala R.F.l1 Peddananthapuram Beat 38 Mothukur R.F.14 Pesurutla Beat R.F.Jl/1 Pasurutlagudem 35 Nallakalva R.F.18 Pothuraju Penta 10 Nandikunta . R.F.13 Rudrakodu Beat 25 Pamulapadu R.F.12/1 Rudrakodugudem 15 Pinnapuram R.F.l Sivapuram Beat 29 Regadigudur R.F.6 Srisailam Beat R.F.6/1 Srisailam Gud~.,. 16 Siddapuram R.F .17/2 Sudemgudem 18 Siddepalle 8 Sivapuram R.F .\6 Velgode Beat 16A Srisailam Project Township R.F.1S Velgode North Beat R.F.17 Velgode South Beat 2 Thummaluru R.F.8 Venkatapuram

55 56

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-~1 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the ,-~-A---, r A Code village (in .. House- Popllla- Edllca- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

Ganapuram 1,373.0') 910 4,696 PO) D W PO 10+ 10+

2 Thumma\uru 452.44 334 1,846 P -5 W PO 5-10 BS

3 Jutur 2.666.87 559 2,796 P(4) 5-10 W 'PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO

4 Kokkerancha 2,204.72 3(19 1,842 P(2) -5 W PO 10+ BS

5 Edllrllpadu 1,877.33 276 1,349 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

6 Battuvanipalle 423.70 65 343 P -5 W -5 5-10 BS 7 GOkavaram 1,614.29 416 2,069 P(l) 5-10 W,R PO 10+ BS

8 Sivapuram 976.50 305 1,577 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

9 Kothapalle 2,326.13 437 2,644 P,M,H RP, W PO,Phone 10+ BS FPC

10 Nandikllnta 1,262.21 320 1,644 P(2) -5 W PO -5 BS

11 Guvvalakunta 1,255.74 706 3,199 P(3) 5-10 W PO,PTO, 10+ BS Phone

12 Kurukunda 2,490.83 595 2,949 P -5 W PO, 5-10 BS PTO,Phone

13 YadJa Rama- 1,125.02 437 2,156 P -5 W PO 5-10 BS pllram

14 1 ndireswaram 1,646.26 213 1.034 Pr:~) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

15 Pinnapuram 1,104.38 548 P(2),M FPC \Y PO.TO. 5-10 BS PTO,Phone

16 Siddapuram 1.278.40 199 998 p D w PO 10+ BS 57

DIRECTORY and Land use ATMAKUR TALUK

Land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places-) including Loca-

,------A 1 any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (3) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Atmakur 25 EA Rice T (459.32) 822.72 91.05 N7:Cl:T3 Jowar GC (457.29) W (2.03) PR Atmakur 24 Rice T (107.65) 318.89 25.90 N2 2 Jowar GC (106.84) W (0.81) PR Atmakur 21 ED, Rice T (643.04) 1,445.13 406.71 171.99 N3 3 EAG Jowar GC (622.00) W (21.04) PR Atmakur 21 Rice T (21.85) 1,460.91 592.46 129.50 N2 4- Jowar W (21.85) PR Atmakur 15 Rice T (23.07) 1,518.37 234.31 101.58 5 Jowar W (23.07) PR Atmakur 26 Rice T (0.40) 416.83 6.47 Jowar W (0.40) " PR Atmakur 13 ED, Rice T (94.29) 1,207.99 229.05 82.96 Nl 7 EAG Iowar TK (59.49) W (34.80) PR Atmakur 13 ED Rice 84.17 T(99.96) 670.16 26.30 93.48 N2 Jowar TK (93.89) W (6.07) PR Atmakur 11 ED Rice 346.01 T (340.74) 1,386.85_ 12.96 239.57 N5 9 Jowar TK (337.50) W (3.24) PR Atmakur 5 ED Rice T (107.24) 1,016.16 21.45 117.36 N4 to Jowar TK (105.62) W (1.62) PR Atmakur 11 ED Rice 91.86 T (341.22) 566.96 25.90 222.58 11 Jowar TK (341.15) W (6.07) PR Atmakur 5 ED Rice 150.95 T (827.98) 961.53 50.59 495.33 Sri Ramachandra 12 Jowar TK (825.%) Mutt, N5 W (2.02) PR Atmakur 5 ED Rice 2.02 T (386.88) 582.34 16.19 137.59 N4 13 Jowar TK (3i6.07) W (0.81) PR Atmakur 5 Rice 367.86 T (281.26) 847.4! 6.07 143.66 14 Jowar TK (148.48) o (23.47) W (9.31) PR Atmakur 8 ED Rice 4.05 T. (203.15) 185 .4~ 53.82 56.66 N5:Tl 15 Jowar TK (199.91) W (3.24) PR Atmakur 13 Rice T (284.89) 416.82 210.44 366.24 Nl 16 Jowar TK (2n.61) W (7.28) 58

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenitiea

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and In broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms., and 10+ Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest place where the facilit) available i<.; given) tion Name of village of the ,---A-__ • , A------, Code village Ii n House- Popula- Educa­ Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectate<;) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail­ (potable) the market, way station, if an) Water way)

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

16A. Srisailam Projcct Township Urhall Are 1 (Srisaillllll Projec/ TO)\'/liilip Right Flonk C%n.,) 17 Krishnapuram 574.65 337 1,560 p -5 W,R -5 5-10 BS

IS Siddepalle 2,715.43 579 2.780 -5 W PO 5-10 BS

19 Atmakur(R) 4,371.81 624 3,054 P RP T,W PO Sunday BS

20 Karivena 515.57 671 3,393 P(2), MCW W po, TO, -5 BS M PTO,Phone

21 Dudyala 3,016.92 615 3,382 P(2),M -5 T,W pO,TO, -5 BS PTO,Phone

::2 lskala 972.05 626 3,045 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

23 Kambalapalle 323.75 33 150 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

24 Chelimdla 1,474.67 448 2,392 p\.::) 10+ W PO 10+ -5

25 Pamulapadu 2,401.40 955 4.874 P(4), D(A), W PO,TO. Sunday BS M,H FPC PTO,Phone

26 Mittakandala 2,4.3:!. ()n 532 2.9l)5 PC) 10· W PO,PTO, 10+ BS Phone

27 \1,lddur 1,782. (i4 601 3.031 P(2) MeW w PO,PTO 10+ BS

28 \'anala 2,346.77 49..\ 2,737 P(~l,M RP W PO,PTO, Th'_"'sday as Phone

:::9 Regadigudur 1, 1 ~4. 92 877 4,414 P(2).M RP .W PO,PTO, S:·tL;rJa\ BS Pho;,e

30 Velpanur 2.902.40 9S() :; 219 P(2), PHe, w PO, PTO, \\c'::\._:r~~sda) BS M,H H,RP,D Phone 59

DIRECTORY

snd Land use ATMAKUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- r------A any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated U nirrigated Culturable Area not" religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest

( II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

Ur!Jul/ Area (Srisailalll Proiaf TIIII'I1.\hip Right Flank Colol1),) 16A PR Atmakur 6 ED Rice T (44 52) 313.62 25.09 191.42 N2 17 .lowar TK (44.52) PR Atmakur 5 ED, Rice T (303.92) 2,028.68 263.05 119.78 N2 18 EAG .lowar TK (253.33) W (50.59) PR Atmakur .2 EA Rice 380.81 T (72.03) 3,420.39 154.59 327.79 N250:ClO:MI4:T3 19 lowar W (72.03) PR Atmakur 5 ED, Rice T (319.30) 96.31 61.51 38.45 20 EAG lowar W (259.41) TK (54.63) o (5.26) PR Atmakur 5 EA Rice T (67.58) 2,312.77 506.67 129.90 NIO:M2:TI 21 lowar W (59.08) o (8.50) PR Atmakur 8 ED, Rice T (74.06) 816.65 19.02 62.32 N2 22 EAG Jowar W (70.01) o (4.05) PR Atmakur II EO Rice T (134.35) 114.93 25.09 NI 23 Jowar GC (120.19) o (11.33) W (2.83) PR Atmakur 11 ED, Rice (T 290.97) 1,029.92 t-:4.9S 6g.80 N3 24 EAG Jowar GC (275.19) W (15.78) i'R Atmakur 17 EA Rice 211.25 T (395.78) 1,174.39 273.57 346.41 N15:MI:T2 25 .lowar GC (368.66) W 122.26) o (4.86) PR Atl11QKur 17 ID Rice T n05.13) 1,618.74 314.84 194.25 N3:T2 2G Jowar GC (293.80) W (jl.33) I'R Atmakur 24 ED Rice T (822.72) 766.07 R').44 10-+.41 N4 27 JOW

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities-

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the.distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,------______A tion Name of village of the ,--A---, ------'-----, Code village (in House- Popula- Edllca- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stoP. Rai 1- (potable) the market, way station, if ally Water way)

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

31 Abdllllapuram 902.04 396 1,915 P -5 W PO,PTO, -5 BS Phone

32 Gunthakandala 945.75 282 1,370 P -5 W PO 10+ BS

33 Vempenta 2,299.82 849 4,190 P(2),M 5-10 w PO,PTO, Friday BS Phone

34 Bhanumukkala 2,684:68 601 2,901 P(3) 5-10 W PO,PTO, 5-10 BS Phone

35 Nallakalva 2,645.83 355 1,655 P(2) FPC W PO, Phone -5 BS

36 Velgode 10,033.35 2,525 12,611 P(6), FPC, W PO,TO, Monday BS M(2),H RP(2) PTO,Phone

37 Boyarevula 1,839.29 369 J ,750 P(2) -5 W,R PO 5-10 BS

38 Mothukur 2,193.80 610 3,036 P(3) -5 W,R PO 5-10 BS

*39 R.F.I N.A. 123 519 Particulars not available Pecheruvugudem 40 R.F.2 N.A. 792 3,488 Particulars not available Srisailamgud~ 41 R.F.3 N.A. 14 47 Particulars not available Hatakeswaram 42 R.F.4 N.A. 56 181 Particulars not available Nagalutigudem 43 It.F.5 N.A. 104 453 Particulars not available Bairlutygudem 44 R.F.6 N.A. 24 81 Particulars not available

Rudrakodugudem ',' 45 R.F.7 N.A. 13 41 Particulars not available Pangidigudem 46 R.F.8 N.A. 33 99 Particulars not uailable Abbarajukuntagudem -

• R.F. Villages haviag population are only given in Village Directory and Primary Census Abstract. 6l

DIRECTORY and Land use ATMAKUR TALUK

Land lIse (i. e., area under different types of land usc Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- tion ,--- A 1 any place of Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest lrrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply faod by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) ( 14) ( 15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Atmakur 24 EA Rice T (79.72) 771.54 35.21 14.5 r N5:Tl 31 Jawar GC (67.58) \V (12.14) PR Atmakur 19 ED Rice 4.45 T (136.78) 305.94 463.37 35.21 N2 32 Jawar GC (129.09) o 0.69) PR Atmakur 16 ED Rice 425.32 T (651.14) 1,010.09 108.05 105.22 N7:Tl 33 lawar GC (631. 72) W (19.42) PR Atmakur 8 EA Rice 635.76 T (711.03) 877.36 320.11 139.62 N6:T1 34 lawar GC (441.11) W (269.92) PR Atmakur 5 ED, Rice 1,027 .09 T (212.46) 1,360.15 1.21 42.90 N6:M2:TI 35 EAG Jowar W (212.46) PR Atmakur 19 EAG Rice 5,460.81 T (764.04) 3,041.61 303.51 463.36 N35:T2 36 Jowar TK (736.93) W (19.42) o (7.69) PR Atmakur 24 ED Rice 56.66 T (155.40) 1,124.62 299.46 203.15 N~' 37 Jowar TK (131.12) GC (23.07) W (1.21) PR Atmakur 32 ED Rice T (350.86) 1,480.34 56.66 3D5.94 N4:T2 38 Jowar TK (278.83) GC (70.01) W (2.02) Particulars not available 39

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.~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

NANDYAL TALUK

1981 Name of village 1981 Name of village Location Location Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2)

50 Alamur 66 Kanala 70 Anupur 15 Karimaddela . 63 Ayyalur 48 Kowlur 39 Ayyavarikodur 22 Kondajutur 27 Konidedu 29 Balapanur 19 Koratamaddi 71 Kothur 37 Bandi Atmakur 57 Kottala 59 Basavapuram 40 Bayya pukodur 52 Maddur 34 Bheemavaram 2 Manchalakatta 8 Bhojanam 64 Maseedupuram 49 Bhupanapadu 69 Mitnala 5 Bilakalaguduru 31 Munagala 46 Billalapuram 45 Bollavaram 62 Nandipalle 68 Brahmanapalle 47 Nandyal 43 Bukkapuram 10 Narayanapuram 6 Buzanur 28 Nerawada 56 Noonepalle 65 Chabolu 55 Chapirevula 24 Panyam 3 Chinnakkapalle 14 Paramatur 23 Chilakala 38 Parnapalle 9 Pedda Devalapuram 16 Chindukuru 7 Pesaravoy 25 Pinnapuram 20 Durvesi 30 Polur 33 Pulimaddi 41 Ernapadu 67 Pusular

17 Gadigarevula 12 Ramapuram 4 Gadivemula 32 Royamalpuram 72 Gaggatur 60 Gajulapalle 13 Santhajutur 11 Galichennayapalem Gani 58 Thammadapalle 51 Gonavaram 26 Thammarajupalle 61 Gopavaram 44 Thimmapuram 21 Gorkalln 18 Thirupadu 73 Guntanala 53 Thogarchedu 54 Udumalpuram 42 Kadamalakalva .36 Kakanur 35 YerraguntJa

63 64

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Km,., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the ,--A---., ,------A -. Code village (in House- Po pula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Commun ications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

Gani 4,112.00 604 3,077 P(2),M, 10+ W,R PO 10+ -5 AC(2) 2 Manchalakatta 301.09 477 2,487 P(2), 5-10 W PO 10+ BS AC(2) 3 Chinnakkapalle 1,947.34 283 1,707 P(2) 5-10 W,R -5 10 :- 5-10

4 Gadivemula 1,210.01 710 3,858 P(2), PHC, W PO, Thursday BS M(2),H, MCW Phone AC(5) 5 Bilakalaguduru 1,639.78 546 2,978 P(2), -5 W PO -5 -5 AC(3)

6 Buzanur 1,150.52 254 1,312 P(6), -5 W,R PO -5 BS AC(2)

7 Pesaravoy 1,468.20 457 2,363 P(3), 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 AC

8 Bhojanam 1,288.52 221 950 P, 5-10 W,C,R PO -5 -5 AC(2) 9 Pedda Devalapuram 791.97 305 1,533 P, 5-10 W PO -5 BS AC(2)

10 Narayanapuram 1,336.27 692 3,122 P,M,H, 10+ W PO 5-10 BS AC

W 11 GaJichennaya- 2,084.94 586 2,816 P, 5-10 PO -5 -5 palem AC(4)

12 Ramapuram 1,312.39 358 1,861 P, 5-10 W,R PO -5 -5 AC

13 Santhajutur 1,137.16 376 1,550 P,M, 5-1e W,R PO,TO, Tuesday BS AC(3) Phone

14 Paramatur 847.81 217 1,053 P, 5-10 W -5 -5 -5 AC

15 Karimaddela 1,948.96 620 3,107 P(3),M, -5 W PO -5 -5 AC

16 Chindukuru 3,695.58 541 2,711 P(2), 5-10 \V,R PO, TO, 5-10 BS AC(2) Phone 65

DIRECTORY and Land use NANDYALTALUK

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Land use (i.e. ,area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- --A l ~ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated U nirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code o village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(1) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Nandyal38 ED Rice T (23.88) 2,137.54 1,950.58 N3:T2 Jowar W (23.88) PR Nandyal 32 ED Rice 282.88 18.21 N4:M1 2 Jowar PR Nandyal 40 Rice 19.83 T (7.28) 1,409.52 189.80 320.91 3 Korra o (5.26) W (1.62) TK (0.40) PR Nandya121 EA Rice 'I (2.~2) %2.3\', 13.25 212.35 N20:Cl 4- Korra WE (2.02) PR Nandyal26 ED Rice 168.35 T (195.06) 992.29 8.09 275.99 N2:M2:T2 i Jowar GC (169.16) W (25.90) PR Nandyal24 EA Rice 86.61 T (150.54) 698.89 214.48 N1:T1 6 Jowar GC (139.62) WE (10.92) KR Nandyal22 EA Rice T (91.06) 1,340.72 36.42 N3:T3 7 Korra GC (82.96) WE (8.10) FP Nandyal 21 ED Rice T (119.38) 1,008.88 10.52 127.07 Nl:C1:T1 8 Korra GC (119.38) PR Nandya124 ED Rice T (160.66) 561.30 70.01 N2 9 Korra TK (153.78) W (6.88) PR Nandyal26 EA Rice T (378.38) 747.86 2.43 205.18 N5 10 Korra TK (377.98) WE (0.40) KR Nandyal 24 EA Rice T (340.34) 1,359.74 119.79 265.07 N1:T1 11 Korra TK (232.69) GC (107.65) FP Nandyal 19 ED Rice T (195.87) 950.20 3.24 161.87 Nl 12 Korra TK (182.92) GC (12.95) PR Nandyal21 EO Rice T (74.46) 951.01 1.21 110.48 N4:T2 13 Korra TK (69.20) GC (5.26) FP Nandya122 ED Rice T (25.49) 775.38 2.83 44.11 N1:Cl:Ml:T1 14 Korra GC (22.66) W (2.83) FP Nandyal 1c} ED Rice T (446.77) 1,390.90 111.29 N4:T1 15 Korra GC (441.10) W (5.67) PR Nandyal 21 ED Rice 948.58 T (134.16) 1,555.61 1,056.63 N2 16 Korra GC (133.14) W (1.62) 66

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and i n bro~;d ranges viz., -5 Kms ., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the r--A ---, r------~--A ------., Code village (in House- Popuh- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or ' Communications No. hectares) holds tivn t ional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (Potable) the market, way station, if any Water W3Y)

0) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8 ) (9) (10)

J 7 Gadigarevula 2,993.45 285 1,443 5-10 W,R PO 5-10 BS

18 Thirupadu 722.77 147 771 P, -5 W -5 10+ BS AC

19 Koratamaddi 979.74 257 1,238 P, -5 W,R PO,TO, 10+ BS AC(2) Phone

20 Durvesi 717.91 364 2,024 P, D W,R PO,TO, 10+ -5 AC Phone

21 Gorkallu 1,172.37 349 1,816 P, -5 \V -5 10+ -5 AC

22 Kondajutur 711.03 213 1,242 P, -5 W,TK PO 10+ RS AC

23 Chilakala 1,065.94 95 508 P, -5 'V -5 5-10 -5 AC(2) 24 Pan yam 3,105.95 1,579 7,605 P(2), PHC, w PO,TO, Sunday BS,RS M,H, MCW PTO,Phone AC(5) 25 Pinnapuram 2,716.24 166 1,010 P 10+ W -5 ]0+ -5

26 Thammarajupalle 1,075.25 268 1,547 P, 10+ W PO, TO, 10+ BS AC Phone 27 Konidedu 1,435.82 366 1,792 P, 5-10 W PO,TO, -s -5 AC(2) Phone 28 Nerawada 1,153.35 243 1,237 P, -5 W -5 5-10 -5 AC 29 Balapanur 1,177.23 441 2,197 P(3),M, -5 W,TK PO,TO, 5-10 -5 AC(3) Phone 30 Polur 1,556.01 653 3,486 P(2),M, MCW, W PO,TO, 10+ BS H,AC(2) MH Phone 31 Munagala 414.40 143 841 P, 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 AC 32 RoyamaJpuram 482.79 194 1,026 P, 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 AC 33 Pulimaddi 1,239.14 294 1,552 P 5-10 W,R PO 5-10 -5

34 Bheemavaram 990.67 361 1,650 P, -5 W,R PO -5 BS AC 67

DIRECTORY and Land use NANDYAL TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- A l ...... , any place of tion Approach Nearest town Pow::r Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I)

PR Nandyal 19 EA Rice 1322.10 T (153.78) 1,238.74 158.23 120.60 Bhogeswara 17 Korra GC (77.70) Swamy Temple, 0(63.13) N2:CI:M3:T1 TK (10.52) WE (2.43) PR Nandyal 16 ED Rice T (19.02) 653.57 5.26 44.92 N2:T1 18 Jowar o (12.14) GC (6.88) PR Nandyal 14 EA Rice T (5.26) 887.88 86.60 N2:Tl 19, Jowar WE (3.64) GC (1.62) KR Nandyal 13 EA Rice 93.48 T (86.20) 41&.04 7.69 112.50 N3:T1 Jowar 0(45.73) WE (40.47) FP Nandyal 13 EA Rice 18.62 T (186.15) 814.63 152.97 NI 21 Jowar TK (174.42) WE (11.73) PR Nandyal 13 ED Rice 84.17 T (148.l2) 314.84 163.90 Nl 22 Iowar TK (126.67) W (21.45) I(R NandyaJ 14 Rice 7.69 T (72.44) 838.81 146.90 Nl:T1 23 Iowar TK (72.44) PR Nandyal22 EA Rice 231.48 T (252.52) 1,849.81 34.40 737.74 N50:M4:Tl 24 Jowar TK (178.87) WE (73.65) KR Nandyal 36 Rice 625.24 3.64 2,087.36 25 Iowar PR NandyaJ 39 Rice 19.83 673.80 379.59 N2 26 Iowar ltR Nandyal 24 EA Rice 33.59 T (61.92) 1,228.22 7.28 104.81 N5 27 Karra WE (61.92) KR Nandyal 14 EA Rice T (0.81) 1,109.65 39.66 N4:M1 28 Korra WE (0.81) PR Nandyal 13 EA Rice T (2.83) 1,127.86 2.02 44.52 N4 29 Iowar WE (2.83) PR NandyaJ 11 EA Rice T (18.62) 1,498.95 33.59 NI5:Ml 30 Iowar WE (18.62) FP Nandyal6 EA Rice T (13.36) 352.88 48.16 N2 31 Korra WE (13.36) FP Nandyal 6 EA Rice T (27.92) 403.88 0.81 50.18 N2:T1 32 Iowar WE (27.92) FP Nandyal 8 EA Rice T (16.18) 1,186.13 36.83 NI:Tl 33 Korra WE (16.18) PR Nandyal 6 EA Rice T (111.29) 832.03 45.73 N2:Cl:Ml:Tl 34 Korra GC (100.36) WE (10.93) 68

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT AmeDitie~

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest pflace where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the r--.A.---'""'l r·------~--- .A.------_____, Code Village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications.. No. hectares) holds lion tiona I water Telegraph Days of (Bus stop, Rail­ (potable) the Market, way station, if any Water way)

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

35 Yerraguntla 1,022.23 405 1,981 P(2), -:5 W PO 10+ BS AC

36 Kakanur 718.72 231 1.099 P, -5 W,R PO -5 -5 AC(2)

37 Bandi Atmakur 2,024.23 1,124 5,281 P(5), PHC,D, W,R PO,TO, Sunday BS M(2),H, MCW Phone AC(3)

38 Parnapalle 1,395.35 481 2,350 P -5 W,R PO,TO, -5 BS Phone 39 Ayyavarikodur 1,039.23 501 2,465 P(Z) 5~10 W,TK PO,TO, 5~li) BS Phone

40 Bayyapukodur 767.28 448 2,195 P 5-10 W PO,TO, -5 -5 Phone

41 Ernapadu 2,248.43 635 3,269 p,M, 5-10 W PO 10+ -5 AC(2)

42 Kadamalakalva 1,573.41 484 2,359 P(l) , 5:'10 W PO 10+ 5-10 AC(2)

43 Bukkapuram 2,053.37 404 2,210 P, -5 W -5 10+ BS AC(2)

44 Thinmlapuram 672.99 900 4,945 P;M,H, PHC, W PO,PTO, 5-10 BS AC(4) D(A), Phone MeW 45 Bollavaram 902.45 632 3,277 P, -5 W PO,TO, 5-10 -5 AC(2) Phone

46 Billalapuram 244.02 243 1,260 P "-5 W PO -5 -5

47 Nandyal (R) 4,795.51 675 3,230 P RP T -5 Saturday BS,RS

48 Kowlur 950.60 281 1,437 P, 5-10 W,R PO,TO, 5-10 -5 AC(2) Phone 69

DIRECTORY aiJd Land Die NANDYAL TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- A l ...., an) place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historica I or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeo logkal vation interest

01) (11) OJ) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Nandyal 13 EA Rice T (53.01) 907.30 58.68 N4:T1 35 Korra WE (44.92) GC (8.09) KR Nandyal 14 EA Rice T (102.79) 556.04 55.85 Nl:Tl 36 Korra GC (95.10) WE (7.69) PR Nandyal 19 EA Rice T (493.31) 1,256.95 273.97 NIO:Ml:T1 37 Korra GC (403.47) TK (82.56) WE (7.28) PR Nandyal 16 ED Rice T (758.78) 558.46 78.11 N5:CI:Ml:T3 38 Kona GC (758.78) PR NandyaI 8 EA Rice T (651. 54) 325.77 61.92 . NI0:C2:M2:Tl 39 Korra GC (634.14) o (12.14) TK (3.64) WE (1.62) KR Nandyal 11 EA Rice T (367.45) 256.16 9.31 134.36 N3:Tl 40 Korra GC (329.01) TK (29.13) WE (9.31) KR Nandyal 13 EA Rice 149.33 T 074.01) 1,578.67 337.51 Sri Brahmam Gari 41 Korra GC (170.37) Mutt, N2 WE (3.64) KR Nandyal 13 EA Rice 207.60 T (281.26) 768.09 8.90 307.56 Nl 42 Korra TK (140.43) o (72.44) WE (67.99) GC (0.40) PR Nandyal 11 EA Rice 35.21 T (590.43) 1,201.51 226.22 Sri Nirvan Mutt, N3: 43 Korra WE (573.84) M2 TK (10.12) o (6.47) PR Nandyal 12 EA Rice 11.33 T (271.76) 304.32 84.58 Mahandi Temple, 44 Korra o (151.35) NI0:MI5:Tl WE 021.41) KR Nandyal6 EA Rice T (360.98) 369.48 1.62 167.94 Nl 45 Korra GC (156.21) WE (119.79) TK (84.98) KR Nandyal 5 EO Rice T (114.12) 76.08 52.61 NI:T1 46 Korra GC (114.12) PR Nandyal2 EA Rice T (1,101.55) 3,086.93 7.26 599.74 Pradama Nandi, 47 Jowar GC (1,094.27) Krishna Nandi, WE (7.28) NlOOO:C30:M50:T1 KR Nandyal 13 EA Rice T (2.02) 889.09 59.49 N5:T2 48 Korra WE (2.02) 70

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenitie»

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 KIns., and 10+ Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the r--A---~ r A------______~ Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, Way station, if any Water way)

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

49 Bhupanapadu 1,034.78 286 1,754 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5

50 Alamur 2,730.81 58.1 3,180 P, 5-10 W PO,TO, 5-10 BS AC(4) Phone

51 Gonavaram 850.24 266 1,438 P 5-10 W -5 10+ BS

52 Maddur 1,523.23 453 2,150 P(2),M, PHC,D, W,R PO 10+ BS H,AC(5) MCW 53 Thogarchedu 1,269.09 308 } .635 P,M. -5 W,R PO 10+ -5 AC(2) 54 Udumalpuram 1,232.26 341 1,821 P,AC(2) 5-10 W,R PO 5-10 BS

55 Chapirevula 1,046.11 758 3,530 P,M,H, 5-10 W,R PO, 5-10 BS AC(4) Phone 56 Noonepalle (R) 1,300.66 212 943 P,AC RP T -5 5-10 BS,RS

57 Kottala 522.04 646 3,318 P(2), -5 W PO,TO, -5 -5 M Phone

58 ThammadapaJle 838.91 29) 1,497 P,M, -5 W PO 5-10 BS AC

59 Basavapuram 388.50 206 875 PO), -5 W -5 -5 RS AC 60 Gajulapalle 1,536.18 818 4,313 P(2), PHC W PO,TO, -5 BS AC(3) Phone

61 Gopavaram 1,384.02 659 3,176 P(3), -5 W PO 10+ RS M, AC(4) 62 Nandipalle 1,145.26 352 J ,930 P(2), -5 W PO 5-10 -5 AC

63 AYYalur 1,636.95 972 4,845 P(3), 5-10 W PO,TO, -5 BS AC(3) Phone

64 Maseedupuram 796.42 251 1,561 P,AC W,R PO 5-10 -5 71

DIRECTORY and Land use NANDYAL TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- A l "\ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(I 1) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

FP Nandyal 16 ED Rice T (202.34) 801.68 27.11 N5:Tl 49 Korra WE (202.34) PR Nandyal26 EA Rice 58.68 T (148.12) 826.37 1,675.39 N2:Ml:Tl 50 Korra TK (108.46) WE (39.66) PR Nandyal24 EA Rice T (56.66) 747.05 8.08 38.45 N3 51 Korra WE (25.90) o (23.88) TK (6.88) PR Nandyal 16 EA Rice T (2.43) 1,326.56 91.46 102.78 NI5:Ml:T6 52 Korea W (2.43) KR Nandyal 10 ED Rice T (3.64) 1,153.76 81.34 30.35 N4:Tl 53 Korra W (3.64) PR Nandyal 8 EA Rice T (12.14) 1,111.67 108.45 N2:T2 54 Korea WE (12.14) PR Nandyal 6 EO Rice T (770.11) 210.03 65.96 NI0:T3 55 Korea GC (770.11) PR Nandyal2 EA Rice T (633.74) 518.40 144.07 N300:C15 56 Korra GC (628.07) M15:T2 WE (5.67) KR Nandyal 6 EA Rice T (78.91) 403.88 39.25 N4:M4:T2 57 Korra WE (73.65) GC (5.26) PR Nandyal8 EA Rice T (184.54) 545.51 108.86 N5:Ml:Tl 58 Korea TK (102.79) WE (73.25) o (8.50) PR Nandyal 18 Rice 50.18 T (54.63) 226.22 15.38 42.09 59 Korra TK (54.63) PR Nandyal 16 EA Rice 38.44 T (165.52) 1,088.60 10.52 233.10 N5:C3 60 Korra o (85.56) MUTl WE (62.73) TK (20.23) PR Nandyal 14 EA Rice T (83.36) 1,079.70 31.16 189.80 N2:Tl 61 Korra TK (47.75) WE (35.61) KR Nandyal 10 ED Rice T (71.63) 1,006.05 1.21 66.37 Nl:Tl 62 Korra W (59.08) GC (12.55) PR Nandyal 6 EA Rice T (289.75) 1,147.69 6.47 193.03 N5:M3:Tl 63 Korra TK (137.59) WE (114.12) GC (36.42) o (1.62) KR Nandyal 11 EA Rice T (135.57) 613.91 25.09 N2:Tl 64 Korra WE (135.57) 72

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz .• -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the ..--A---~ A .. ~ Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

65 Chabolu 936.24 569 3,173 P(2), -5 W PO -5 -5 AC(3)

66 Kanala 2,424.06 926 4,650 P(2),M, 5-10 W,TK PO,TO, 5-10 BS H,AC(4) PTO,Phone 67 Pusulur 854.69 309 1,523 P, -5 W,R PO 10+ BS AC(2) 68 Brahmanapalle 320.11 95 453 P -5 W,R -5 10+ BS

69 Mitnala 1,117.33 282 1,434 P, -5 W,TK PO 10+ -5 AC(4) 70 Anupur 1,187.34 144 758 P, -5 W,R PO 10+ -5 AC(2) 71 Kothur 455.67 108 590 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

72 Gaggatur 512.74 111 574 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

73 Guntanala 537.83 192 981 P(2), 5-10 W,R PO 10+ -5 AC(3) 73

DIRECTORY aod Land use NANDYAL TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- ---A l ""\ any place of tion Approach Nearest t0wn Power Staple Forest Irrigated U nirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Nandyal 5 EA Rice T (369.88) 504.24 62.72 N5:Ml:T3 65 Korra GC (350.46) WE (19.42) PR Nandyal 8 ED Rice T (1,736.70) 307.96 1.22 378.78 Sri LingadutaSwamy 66 Korra GC (1,736.70) Mutt, NI5:M2:Tl2 PR Nandyal 15 ED Rice T (307.15) 490.48 0.81 56.25 N3:T1 67 Korra GC (307.15) PR Nandyal 15 ED Rice T (8.09) 301. 90 0.81 9.31 N5:T2 68 Korra W (8.09) KR Nandyal 19 ED Rice T (89.43) 942.51 74.87 10.52 N2:T1 69 Korra GC (89.43) FP Nandyal 20 ED Rice 1,128.26 59.08 Nl 70 Korra FP Nandyal24 ED Rice 448.39 7.28 Nl:Tl 71 Korra PR Nandyal24 ED Rice T (5.26) 477 .12 1.22 29.14 72 Korra o (4.05) W (1.21) KR Nandyal24 ED Rice T (65.56) 455.68 16.59 Nl:Tl 73 Korra GC (65.56) ALLAGADDA TALU~ '" - ~!g 1i f 6 - ,- (_~ 0 ~ <.> ~ " g: ~ g ;:.! ~ ~ u . z '" ~ " :J -:= 1 0 1 g g 0 :5 ~ - .'; ~ .J 0 .0 .: I- 0 ~ ~ 0 c ~. ~ U ~-r 0 0 .~ ~ % 0 0 .,. iii:: iii ,;g ~ is .... 0 ::co !- 0 a " ... ~ 0 0 Co III 0 0 .i ;1 I . ct 0 'I .. ~ -; Vi :: a: C ~ I .- r- Q. . !.~) < 0 . Q_ 0 .. " ~ ...I ~ . · l- '" C e ~. . :> ~. c · " 0 i .~ 0 0 0 '" 1 a: 0 0 " .'? .0 ~Q_ 0 III ;,. .. % 0 '" · · :r: e< Ui ~ · ~ Q '" . · ~ 0 i '" Z '"0 . . .~ z < ~ . '" .- .~ . C ,., a: ...... :3 Vi 6 ii: :; 0 ;;; 0 a ~ '> I ::::l · n. I :r: a :r: r" .. < ~ 3~~ I 1 1 a :r: • ...J 0 l- e< ~~ 1"1 © • "- "- ... <1: : I • a on ....i I 1\1\ Q. L~ •• "'EB I I~\\ .... 1I J. 1# J. $' ~ .:-\ ...... S I Q ... V S V )I V 1I d \._!,-._._._._._' - " .- ...... _._._._._.-_._ . ./ \ '. Q \ '."';- I ~ L.-·-·l \,

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1981 Name of Village 1981 Name of Village Locmion Location Code No. Code No. (l) (2) (l) (2)

52 Ahobilam • ,8 M, Chinthakunta 50 Alamoor 51 Mittapalle b3 Allagadda 32 M. Krishnapuram 53 Bachapalle 48 Muthaloor 36 Bathaloor 68 Muthyalapadu _J-" Beeravolu 44 Nallagatla 2 Boyalakunta 49 N arasapuram 7'13 Brahmanapalle 75 Nelampad 82 Chagalamarri 56 Obuiampalle 42 ChandaJoor 57 Padakandla 4 Chennur 64 P alasagaram 43 ChiJakaloor 10 Pasurepadu 67 Chinna Bodanam 62 Pathakandukur 26 Chinna Kambaloor 73 Peddabodhanam 85 Chinnavangali 60 Pedda Chintakunta 66 Chintha Kommadinne 25 Pedda Kambaloor 83 Chinthalacheruvu 84 Peddavangali 69 Dantla Yanipenta 28 Perur 6 Deebaguntla 80 Rajoli 59 Devarayapuram 74 Rampalle 2.+ Ellavathula 12 Rayapadu 37 Erragudidinne 54 R. Krishnapuram 29 Erraguntala 41 R. Nagulavaram 39 Rudravaram 3 Gangavaram 46 G. Jambuladinne 5 Sambavaram 70 Godigenur 71 Settiveedu 45 Gopalapuram 20 Sirvel 15 Gosapadu 13 S. Kulur 79 Gotlur 61 S. Lingandinne 18 Govindapalle 7 S. Nagulavaram 58 Gubagundam 23 Sreerangapuram 35 Gumparamandinne 40 T. Lingandinne 33 Jeenepalle 11 TelJapuri 16 Jillella 72 Thodendlapalle 9 Jullepalle 34 Vanikamdinne 14 Vantivelagala 77 Kalugotlapalle 27 Velagalapalle 19 Kaminenipalle 17 Kanalapalle 55 Yadawada 3ll Kondamayapalle 31 Yellur 22 Kotakonda 30 Kotapadu RESERVED FOREST VJLLAGES 65 Kothakondukur I Ahobilam 2. Pacherla 76 Maddur A. Matamvandla Cheruvu 1 Mahadevapuram B. Chenchugudem 81 Mallavemula R. Chenchugudem 47 Mandaloor P. Chenchugudem

75 76

VILLAGE

IillRNOOL DISTRICT Amenitie.ll

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -SKms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the r---A---~ r A ...... Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

1 Mahadevapuram 1,191.39 588 3,194 P,M,H -5 W PO,TO Thursday -5

2 Boyalakuntla 1,844.15 440 2,436 P(2) -5 W PO -5 -5

3 Gangavaram 660.85 259 1,244 P MCW W PO 10+ -5

4 Chennur 2,489.62 464 2,454 P,M -5 W PO 5-10 -5

5 Sambavaram 546.32 418 2,051 P(2) 10+ W PO, TO. 5-10 -5 Phone

6 Deebaguntla ],097.91 640 3,140 P(2), MCW W PO,TO, 5-10 BS M(2) Phone

7 S. Nagulavaram 399.02 475 2.253 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

8 M. Chinthakunta 854.69 233 1,167 P MCW W PO 10+ BS

9 Jullepalle 420.87 352 1,696 P 5-10 W PO,TO. 10+ BS Phone 10 Pasurepadu 671.37 355 1,735 P -5 W PO 10+ BS

11 Tellapuri 1,010.50 ]40 691 P 5-10 R PO -5 BS

12 Rayapadu 360.98 104 587 P 5-10 R -5 5-10 BS

13 S. Kulur 250.10 90 495 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

14 Vantivelagala 737.74 127 610 P 5-IO W PO 5-10 BS

15 Gosapadu 1,367.83 578 2,990 P,M,H D W PO,TO, Monday BS Phone -5 16 Jillella 1,766.85 778 4,003 P(2) -5 W PO,TO, 5-10 Phone -5 17 Kanaiapalle 569.80 273 1,341 }> 10+ W -5 10+

-5 BS 18 Govindapalle 1,019.81 1,110 5,379 P,M,H MCW W PO.TO, Phone

PO -5 19 Kaminenipalle 634.55 211 1,142 P(2) -5 W 10+ 77

DIRECTORY

and Land use ALLAGADDA TALUK

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- r --.A any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not" religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Nandyal 18 ED, Cholam 1.62 T (6.88) 892.33 186.96 103.60 NI5:CI EAG Rice W (4.45) R (2.43) PR Nandyal 12 ED, Cholam T (312.42) 817.87 503.43 210.43 N5:Ml 2 EAG Rice TK (312.42) KR Nandyal 10 ED Rice T (44.52) 299.47 274.38 42.49 N4 3 Cholarn TK (40.47) W (4.05) KR Nandyal 14 ED, Cholam T (63.13) 1,855.08 138.40 433.01 4 EAG Rice W (34.80) TK 08.33) KR Nandyal 12 ED, Rice T (341. 96) 116.55 54.63 33.18 N4:MI:Tl 5 EAG GC (327.80) W (14.16) PR Nandyal 15 EA Rice T (682.70) 146.50 196.68 71.03 N20 6 Cholam GC (652.35) W (30.35) PR Nandyal 20 ED, Rice T (256.57) 17.81 111.69 12.95 N3:T22 7 EO GC (256.57) PR Nandyal 13 ED Rice T (250.50) 195.46 380.81 27.92 NIO:M4:T2 8 GC (250.50) PR Nandyal 10 ED Rice T (146.09) 157.83 92.67 24.28 N5:Ml:Tl 9 Cholam GC (146.09) PR Nandyal 12 ED Rice T (176.44) 216.91 250.10 27.92 N4 10 Cholam GC (176.44) PR Nandyal 17 ED Rice T (20.23) 825.15 121.41 43.71 N2:Tl II Cholam GC (20.23) PR Nandyal 18 Cholam T (1.62) 254.95 74.06 30.35 N3:T1 12 Korra o (1.62) FP Nandyal 20 Cholam T (2.43) 226.63 10.52 10.52 N3 13 Korra o (2.43) PR Nandyal24 ED Rice T (104.41) 569.39 28.33 35.61 N4 14 Cholam GC (104.41) PR Nandyal 16 EA Rice T (90.24) 995.93 241.19 40.47 N5:T3 15 Cholam GC (90.24) PR Nandyal 24 EA Rice T (1,048.13) 276.00 349.24 93.48 N3:T3 16 GC (1,048.13) KR Nandyal 18 EA Rice T (154.14) 157.83 118.93 38.04 Nl:Tl 17 W (210.44) GC (43.70) PR Nandyal 15 EA Rice T (287.33) 457.70 230.67 44.11 N6:T3 18 Cholam W (222.17) GC (65.16) KR Nandyal 19 EA Rice T (218.93) 70.42 235.93 109.27 Nl:TI 19 GC (178.46) W (40.47) 78

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenitiei

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the .-- ...... ---, .- ...... , Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

20 Sirvel 4,673.70 2,248 12,523 P(2), D(U) , W PO,TO, Sunday BS M(2), RP PTO, H Phone

21 Beeravolu 715.89 97 466 P 5-10 W PO -5 5-10

22 Kotakonda 1,351.65 277 1,395 P -5 W PO -5 5-10

23 Sreerangapuram 1,142.42 374 2,055 P D W PO 5-10 5-10

24 Ellavathula 1,289.73 262 1,468 P,M -5 W PO 5-10 5-10

25 Pedda Kambaloor 2,509.85 463 2,108 P,M -5 W PO,TO, 5-10 5-10 Phone

26 Ckinna Kambaloor 1,958.67 364 1,957 P(2) -5 W PO,TO, 5-10 BS,RS Phone

27 Velagalapalle 1,230.65 32 139 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

28 Perur 1,571.39 303 1,560 P(3) MCW W PO 10+ -5

29 Erraguntala 1,581.51 1,137 5,972 P,M,H D, W PO,TO, Wednesday BS RP(2) Phone

30 Kotapadu 786.30 525 2,587 P -5 W PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone 31 Yellur 2,617.90 1,340 6,925 P,M,H PHe, N,C,W PO,TO, 5-10 BS MeW Phone 32 M. Krishnapuram 733.29 200 1,129 P 5-10 W PO,TO 10+ 5-10

33 Jeenepalle 669.75 329 1,535 P(2) -5 W PO 10+ -5

34 Vanikamdinna 520.02 168 903 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

35 Gumparamandinne 1 ,449.99 574 2,862 P(2) -5 N,W PO -5 -5

36 Bathaloor 2,186.51 736 3,617 P(4) -5 T,W PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone 79

DIRECTORY and Land use ALLAGADDA T ALUK

Land me (i .e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- ___A c· """") any place of tion Approach Nearest town l'ower Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cuIti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (l)

PR Nandyal23 EA Rice T 0,663.66) 1,901.61 726.41 382.02 Nl00:M7:T4 20 GC (1,255.74) W (252.52) o (82.96) TK (72.44) FP Nandyal 15 Cholam T (43.71) 477.93 84.98 109.27 21 Korra TK (43.71) PR Nandyal 24 ED Cholam T (35.21) 999.98 219.34 97.12 Nl:Ml 22 TK (16.19) W (12.55) o (6.47) KR Nandya126 ED Cholam T (23.87) 753.12 33.76 195.87 23 TK (22.66) W (l.21) KR Nandya126 ED Cholam T (50.18) 1,010.50 140.02 81.34 24 TK (50.18) KR Nandyal 28 EA Cholam 787.11 T (55.44) 519.21 999.98 148.11 Nl:C2:M2:T1 25 TK (54.23) W (1.21) PR Nandyal26 EA Cholam T (235.93) 966.39 537.82 218.53 Nl 26 TK (218.13) W (17.80)

PR Allagadda 24 Cholam T (42.49) 325.77 318.49 543.90 27 TK (42.49) KR Allagadda 21 Rice T (179.68) 731.67 437.46 222.58 Nt 28 Cholam TK (156.61) W (9.31) GC (8.09) o (5.67) PR Allagadda 22 EA Rice T (1,089.00) 2.03 490.48 N25:C2:M2:T4 29 Cholam GC (1,086.98) W (2.02) PR Allagadda 29 ED, Rice T (7:'>.34) 33.59 32.37 N3:Ml:T3 30 EO Cholam GC (720.34) PR Allagadda 29 ED, Rice T (1,222.55) 874.12 319.30 129.50 N25:Ml:T7 31 EO Cholam GC 0,222.55) KR Allagadda 29 ED Rice T (130.31) 441.91 140.43 20.64 N2 32 GC (130.31) KR Allagadda 25 ED Rice T (248.47) 125.05 253.33 42.90 N2:T2 33 GC (248.47) KR Allagadda 25 ED Rice T (314.84) 14.57 174.01 15.78 N5:T2 34 GC (314.84) KR Allagadda 20 ED, Rice T (430.18) 464.98 397.00 157.83 N8:T2 35 EO Cholam GC (430.18) PR AUagadda 17 EA Rice T (668.94) 518.81 888.28 110.48 Nl:TI 36 Cholam GC (6.8.94) 80

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms • of the Loca- Total area population . nearest place where the facility available is given) tion l':ame of village of the ,--A--_, , A -. Code village (in House- POi'lIla- Educa- 1\kdical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion lioilal water Telegraph days of (Bus Stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

(lJ (2 ) 13) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8 ) (0) ( 10)

37 Erragudidinne 1,596.80 221) 1,227 P( 2) -5 R,W PO,TO, 10+ -5 Phone 3S KondamCtyapa\]e 435.()4 135 674 P -5 \\' -5 -5 -5

39 R udravaram 1.426. II 1,213 5,R97 P(3), PHC, N,W PO,TO, Monday BS M,H MCW,H PTO,Phone

40 T. Lingamdinne 1,106.00 11'6 894 P -5 \\ PO 5-10 -5

41 R. Nagulavaram 855.50 174 891 P -5 'N PO -5 BS

41 Chandaloor 1,371.07 19i' 1,047 P 5-10 \\ PO JO+ 5-10

43 Chilabloor 931. IS lIS 624 P 5-10 R,\V -5 5-10 -5

44 Nallagatla 1,526.07 31X 1,R45 P 5- 10 \\7 PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone 45 Gopalapurall1 260.62 114 560 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

4() G ,Jambuiddinne 9C)5.93 481 2,626 P(3) 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

47 :\fandaloor 948.IS 276 1,511 PC:) 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

-t,) ',luthaloor 2,025.-+5 47:' 2,7~9 P(3) -5 W PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone

49 ',ara,;apuroIll 1,71'::.22 453 2,249 P(2),M D \\' PO,Phone 10+ B~

Sf) Alamoor 2,690,34 S46 4,3'1.' PC), RIJ \\ PO,TO, 10+ BS M(2),H Phone

5, \littap,dic 2,413.94 225 1,OX3 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

52 A,hobihm 1,349,62 458 21 0 4 P,M,H RP, W PO,TO 10+ B:" DIA) Phone

53 Bachapalie 1,397.78 449 2,285 P MCW W PO 10+ -5

54 R. Krishnapuram 1,594.4fi 441 2,442 P RP W PO 10+ B5

55 Y"dawada 2,178.42 12~ 67~ P -5 W PO 10+ -5 81

DIRECTORY and Land use ALLAGADDA TALUK

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,-- A .., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (J)

KR AUagadda 18 ED Rice T (159.85) 832.84 408.73 195.46 N2:C1:T1 37 Cholam TK (159.85) PR AJlagadda 24 ED Rice T (143.26) 181.30 18.21 91.87 T1 38 Cholam TK (143.26) PR Allagadda 25 EA Rice T (233.10) 845.79 74.87 272.35 N6:Ml:Tl 39 Cholam TK (222.98) W (10.12) FP Allagadda 16 ED Rice 503.02 T (109.26) 145.69 93.89 254.14 4Q Cholam TK (97.9.3) W (11.3.3) PR Allagadda 20 ED, Cholam T (16.19) 591.65 186.96 60.70 NI 4[ EAG TK (16.19) FP Allagadda 20 ED, Cholam T (52.20) 1,081.32 159.85 77.70 42 EAG TK (50.18) W (2.02) KR Allagadda 17 ED Cholam T (17.40) 602.28 188.58 101.17 43' TK (17.40) PR Allagadda 12 EA Rice T (243.22) 637.38 560.08 85.39 N2 44 Cholam GC (243.22) PR Allagadda 13 ED Rice T (153.38) 82.96 17.00 7.28 Nl 45 Cholam GC (153.38) PR Allagadda 10 EA Rice T (134.36) 560.49 104.81 196.27 N6:T2 46 Cholam GC (113.72) W (20.64) KR Allagadda 12 EA Cholam T (25.09) 626.05 187.37 109.67 Nl 47 W (25.09) PR Allagadda 15 ED, Cholam T (96.31) 1,342.34 371.10 215.70 C2 48 EAG Korra W (91.86) o (4.45) PR Allagadda 15 EA Cholam 182.11 T (10.12) 1,179.25 57.46 283.28 N2 49 Korra W (10.12) PR Allagadda 10 EA Rice 744.62 T (212.86) 304.73 496.55 929.97 N3 50 Cholam TK (105.62) W (98.34) 0(8.90) FP Allagadda 14 Cholam 1,532.13 T (26.71) 364.62 218.13 272.35 51 TK (26.70 PR Allagadda 20 ED, Rice 404.27 T (47.34) 445.15 248.48 204.37 Lakshmi Narasihma 52 EAG Cholam TK (44.5t) Swamy Temple, N2 W (2.83) FP Allagadda 18 ED, Cholam 135.57 T (6.47) 671. 78 133.14 450.82 N2 53 EAG W (6.47) PR AJlagadda 13 EA Cholam 383.64 T (98.74) 647.90 219.34 242.41 Ramathirtham 54 W (98.74) Putalamma, N2 PR Allagadda 9 ED, Cholam 722.37 T(67.18) 733.29 97.91 558.46 N2:Tl 55 EAG Rice TK (50.59) W (16.59) 82

VILLAGE

KUR~OOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the di,tance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10-:- Kms. of the nearest place where the facility available is giycn Loca- Total area population .-______A. ______-. tion ;\ame of village of the r~~A.---, Code village (in House- Po pula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds lion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any \\ ater wa"l)

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

5G Obulampalle 1,031.54 471 2,628 p -5 W PO -5 -5

57 Padah n dla I .335.46 658 3,520 P,M, -5 w PO,TO -5 BS H 58 Gubagundal1l 1,190.99 630 P -5 R -5 -5 -5

59 Dcyaray"puram 880.59 229 1,189 P 5-10 W -5 5- to BS

nO Pedda Chintakunta 2,966.74 818 4,154 P W PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone

bl S. Lingamdinne 51'~.OO 275 1,383 P 5-10 \\ PO -5 8S

('2 Pathakandukur I.J()~.'i9 253 1,340 P 5-10 PO -5 BS

63 A\lag:lcida Urball Area (Allagadda Town) 64 Palasagaram Urban A r.:a (Included ill A/fagadd a Town) 05 Kothakandukur 2,654.33 647 3,750 P -5 W PO,Phone 5-10 -5

fiG Chinthakomma- 872.90 117 655 P 5-10 w PO,TO 10+ BS dinne (,7 China Bodanam 1,24".H3 14R 828 P 5-10 w -5 -5

3,416 P(2), 10+ w PO,TO, BS :\H2),H Phone (,) D:lntlavanipenta 1,062.30 275 1,454 P -5 w -5 10+ -5

70 Gouigenur 924.70 25R 1,3~6 P 5-10 w PO BS

71 Settivecdu 2,093.43 301 1,461 P -5 w -5 BS

72 Thodendlapalle 969.62 17.' 1,013 P 5-10 VI' -5 -5 7.' ]'<:Jdabodlwnilm 1,55S.85 273 1,392 P(2), 10+ R PO,TO, BS M Phone 7-1 Rampalk 490.07 82 402 P -5 -5

75 Nelampadu 706.98 236 1,319 p \V PO 5-10

76 Maddur 1,403.85 251 1,470 P MCW T, \\" PO,TO, 5-\0 BS Phone 77 Kalugotlapallc 17X 906 P,M -5 PO -5

78 Brahmanapalle 242.81 IlK 643 p -5 \\ -5 -5 83

DIRECTORY and Land use ALLAGADDA TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- l A -. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest IrrigateJ Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Co.le to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(l I) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) ( 19) (20) (1)

KR Allagadda 5 ED, Cholam T (4.86) 689.58 241.19 95.91 N3 56 EAG W (4.86) PR Allagadda 3 EA Rice T (377.17) 656.80 180.49 121.00 N3 57 Cholarn W (377.17) PR Allagadda 5 ED Rice T (139.62) 855.10 118.98 77.29 Cl:T21 58 Cholam GC (133.95) \\' (5.67) PR Allagadda 8 EA Rice T (16J. 26) 527.30 147.71 36.02 N2:TJ 59 Cholam GC (16) .26) PR Allagadda 3 EA Rice T (352.48) 1,513.12 692.01 291.78 N2:Tl 60 Cholam GC (350.86) W (1.6::) PR Allagadda 3 EA Rice T (52.2<1) 423.30 23.47 18.62 Nt 61 Cholam GC (52.20) PR Allagadda 8 ED Rice T (129.09) 785.90 435.04 48.56 N2 62 Cholarn GC (97.53) W (31.56) Uaban drea (Allagadda Town) 63 Urban Area (Illc/ud"d III Allagaddu TaWil) 64 PR Allagadda 7 EA Rice T (51.39) 1,764.42 701.32 135.57 N2 65 Cholam W (51.39) PR Allagadda 12 ED, Cholam T (19.42) 430.99 324.15 98.34 N2 66 EAG W (19.42) PR Allagadda 13 Cholam T (7.28) 640.21 422.49 138.40 67 W (7.28) PR Allagadda 19 EA Rice T (298.66) 1,049.35 594.88 496.14 N2 68 Cholarn TK (298.66) FP Allagadda 24 Rice 827.58 T (33.99) 46.54 21.85 132.33 NI 69 W (31.97) TK (2.02) PR Allagadda 24 EAG, Cholam 245.24 T (14.16) 492.09 110.48 62.73 Nl 70 "ED W(14.16) PR Allagadda 26 EA .Cholam 216.10 T (55.04) 1,421.66 184.53 216.10 71 W (55.84) FP Allagadda 18 Cholam 602.57 339.53 27.52 N2 n PR Allagadda 13 EAG Cholam T (8.09) 851.47 484.76 84.98 N2 73 Korra W (8.09) KR Allagadda 15 EAG Cholam T (12.95) 298.46 Ill. 78 19.18 N2:Tl 74 W (12.95) FP All?,gadda 17 EAG Cholam T (40.47) 503.58 63.45 40.58 N2 75 W (40.47) PR All"gadda 21 EA Cholam T (5.90) 765.51 417.62 99.55 N2 76 W (5.90) Kit AILigadda 25 EA Cholam T (36.82) 421.68 119.79 58.68 N3 77 W (36.82) KR All.Igadda 23 EA Cholam T (4.85) 211.25 20.64 6.07 78 W (4.85) 84

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance householc\s and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms., and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area ,-_Apopula"fon___ , nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the , .A- t Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

79 Gotlur 1,031.54 147 843 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

80 Rajoli 1,106.41 44 222 P -5 W -5 10+ 5-10 81 Mallavemula 1,004.02 169 966 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

82 Chagalamarri 1,496.93 2,497 12,841 P(2), D, W PO,TO, Friday BS M(3), RP(2) PTO, H(2), Phone JC 83 Chinthalacheruvu 765.66 315 1,709 p,M -5 W PO 5-10 -5

84 Peddavangali 835.67 350 1,753 P -5 W PO,TO 5-10 5-10

85 Chinnavangali 621. 19 305 1,642 P,M,H MCW W PO 10+ 5-10

*86 RFI Ahobilam 38 263 Particulars are not available 87 RF2 Pacherla 39 201 Particulars are not available

* R. F. Villages having population are only given in Village Directory and Primary Census Abstract 85

DIRECTORY and Land use ALLAGADDA TALUK

Land use (i. e., arca under difr<:rcnt types of land usc Remarks in hect<:rcs rllunded up to :2 decimal places) including Loc,,- , A. , any place of lion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri:g~tcli Culturable Area not rcligi0u,;; , C"de to village and distance supply food by source waste a\ailable historical or ~o. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological Yalion interest

(II ) (12) (13 ) (14) ( 15) (6) (17 ) (18 ) (Jl») (20) (I)

FP Allagadda 25 Rice 934.82 6R.39 2N.33 NI 79 Cholam PR Allagadda 28 Cholam S34.86 152.97 114.12 8;) KR Allagadda 30 ED Cholam T (36.42) 638.19 235.12 84.17 N3 81 Korra GC (35.61) W (0.81) PR Allagadda 27 EA Rice T (362.60) 879.38 166.73 84.98 N50:C2:M8:T5 82 Cholam \V (267.50) GC (67.99) o (27.11) FP Allagadda 31 EA Cholam 196.27 T (2.02) 446.77 86.20 34.40 N2:TI 83 W (2.02) FP Allagadda 33 ED, Cholam T (39.25) 562.92 203.96 29.54 84 EAG W (36.02) o (3.23) KR Allagadda 34 ED, Cholam T (50.59) 191.01 199.10 180.49 N2 8" EAG W (46.54) o (4.05) Particulars are not available 86 Particulars are not available 87 KOILKUNTLA TALUK '~ J o 0;:: f {.;. c.

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o ~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KOILKUNTLA TALUK

1981 Name of Village 1981 Name of Village Location Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 6 Abdullapuram 73 Kristipadu 27 Akumalla 1 Kunukuntla 35 Alluru 28 Alvakonda 58 Lingala ~ .~ 53 Amadala 33 Lingamdinne 68 Arjunapuram 39 Mangapalle 13 Belum 81 Mayalur 65 Bheemuni pad u 32 Mikkinenipalle 54 Bijinavemula 15 Mirjapuram 84 Bodemmanur 61 Mogalaiuppalur 44 Bondaladinne 43 Mudigodu 19 Boyala Tadipatri 40 Mukkamalla 20 Royala Uppalur 41 Muchalapuri 67 Burrareddipalle 17 Nandipadu f,f) Chakarajuvernula 76 Narsepalle y Chennampalle 56 Chinnakopperla 48 Natlakothur 50 Chintakunta 92 Nossam 10 Chintalayapalle 77 Padigepadu 29 Dattapuram 78 Papampalle 70 Dor.llipadu 88 Pedda Emmanur 55 Pedda Kopperla 42 Eggoni 23 Peddaventhurla 22 Erragudi 24 Perusomula 4 Petnikota 31 Giddalur 72 Pottipadu 82 Govindapalle 75 Gulladurthi 30 Rama b hadruni paIle 59 Gundupapala 90 Reddivari Jambaladinne 60 Revanur 21 Hanumanthagundam 83 Rupanagudi 74 Harivaram 46 Hothrarnandinne 37 Sanjamala 87 Sarvaipalle 85 Injedu 14 Singavaram 11 Itikela 49 Sowderdinne 80 Suddamalla 64 Joladarasi 26 Sunkesula 3 JunuthaJa

91 Kakarawada 18 Thirnmanayunipeta 62 Kalugotla 8 Thollamadugu 16 Kalvatala 5 Thummalapenta 47 Kamalapuri 34 Thudumaladinne 71 Kampamalla 38 Kanala 2 Uppalapadu 51 Koilkuntla 63 Uppuneela Govindinne 12 Kolimigundla 79 Uyyalawada 86 Kondupalle 69 Kondapuram 57 Vallampadu 7 Korumanipalle 45 Vasanthapuram 25 Kotapadu 52 Velagatur 36 Kothapalle 89 Vengampalle

87 88

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenitie5

Total number of Amenities available (if not available withi!l the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest place \\ here the facility available is given) tion Nameofvillage of the ,--A--. ,------______A______-.", Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) f holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

1 Kunukuntla 5,667.61 253 1,547 P(2),M 10+ W PO 5-10

2 Uppalapadu 1,739.74 341 1,837 P(2),M HC W PO 10+ -5

3 Junuthala 5,153.68 373 2,095 P 10+ W -5 -5

4 Petnikota 6,594.34 744 3,748 P(5),M D W,HP,T PO 10+ -5

5 Thummalapenta 2,379.55 764 4,137 P(2),M, 10+ W,HP PO, 10+ BS H,O Phone 6 Abdullapuram 940.08 154 772 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

7 Korumanipalle 1,148.90 81 449 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

8 Thollamadugu 2,087.36 205 964 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

9 Chennampalle 468.62 53 272 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

10 Chintalaya palle 1,976.48 431 2,199 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

11 Itikela 2,382.78 340 1,920 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

12 Kolimigundla 1,055.42 391 1,976 P,M,H RP W,HP PO 10+ BS

l3 Belum 1,164.68 290 1,638 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

14 Singavaram 770.92 11'7 700 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

15 Mirjapuram 486.03 90 556 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

16 Kalvatala 1,207.98 148 754 P 10+ W PO 10+ 13S

17 Nandipadu 2,099.10 237 1,255 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

18 Thimmanayunipeta 209.22 328 1,710 P RP,D W PO 10+ BS 89

DIRECTORY and Land use KOILKUNTLA TALUK

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- ___ A , .. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated U nirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13 ) (I ..n (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Banganapalle 27 ED Rice T (127.07) 795.61 131.93 4,613.00 Cl .rowar TK (103.19) W 04.16) o (9.72) KR Bangan30alle 30 ED Jowar T (70.41) 288.14 81. 75 1,299.44 Sri Kambagiri 2 TK (35.61) Swamy Temple,Cl o (34.80) KR Banganapalle 34 JOWlr T (112.51) 2,834.82 140.43 2,065.92 3 o (58.28) W (49 .78) TK (4.45) KR Tadpatri 30 ED Rice T (14.98) 2,248.02 335.89 3,995.45 Ml:Tl 4 Jowar W (14.9i) PR Tadpatri 21 ED .rowar T (0.81) 1,093.46 236.34 1,048.94 C5 5 W (0.81) KR Tadpatri 22 ED Jowar T (45.32) 236.34 147.31 510.71 6 o (45.32) KR Tadpatri 29 Rice T (10.12) 208.01 81. 75 849.02 7 ]owar o (10.12) KR Tadpatri 31) ED Jowar T (27.52) 288.94 203.96 1,566.94 8 o (27.52) KR Tadpatri 27 Rice T (12.95) 138.40 22.26 214.89 9 Jowar o (12.95) KR Tadpatri 21 Ricc T (2.02) 838.51 150.14 985.81 Tl 10 Jowar o (2.02) PR Tadpatri 24 ED Rice T (8.90) 1,018.18 164.71 1,190.99 CI:TI 11 Jowar TK (4.45) GC (4.45) PR TaJratri 27 ED Rice T (35.61) 632.93 123.43 263.45 Sri Laxminarasimha 12 .Iowar TK (14.57) Swamy Temple, W (14.57) N2:M2:Tl o (6.47) ?R Tadpatri 32 ED Rice 6.47 629.69 5.26 523.26 N4 13 Jowar KR Tadpatri 35 ED Rice T (25.09) 426.13 19.02 300.68 14 Jowar o (25.09) KR Tadl'atri 32 Jowar 329.01 10.52 146.50 Tl 15 Korra PR Tadpatri 29 ED Rice T (4.86) 1,144.04 14.16 4-t.Q2 Ml 16 .Iowar W (4.86\ PR Tadpatri 34 ED Rice T (4.05) 770.92 107.24 1,103.17 17 Jowar W (4.05) PR Jammala- 24 ED Rice T (88.63) 11. 74 6.47 101.98 18 madugu Jowar TK (80.94) W (7.69) 90

VlLLAGE:

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenitiee-

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Km<;. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the ,--A--, r A , Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) them'lrkct, way station. if any Water way)

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

19 Boyala Tadpatri 1,246.83 31 165 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

20 Boyala Uppalur 1,250.88 175 993 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

21 Hanumantha~ 1,685.51 86 442 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS gundam 22 Erragudi 1,654.36 160 803 P 0 W PO 10+ BS

23 Peddaventhurla 2,096.27 339 1,784 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

24 Perusomula 2,598.08 569 - 3,083 P,M,H PHC,O W PO 10+ BS

25 Kotapadu 1,608.22 189 1,091 P 5-10 W,T PO,TO 10+ -5

26 Sunkesula 1,613.07 222 1,259 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

27 Akumalla 3,490.00 515 2,729 P,M,H D W,TK PO 10+ BS

28 Alvakonda 3,533.71 406 2,842 P(2) 10+ W,TK PO 10+ BS

29 Dattapuram 484.81 Uninhabited 30 Ramabhadrunipalle 496.95 42 268 P 10+ W,TK -5 10+ BS

31 Giddalur 2,062.27 344 1.729 P(2),M 10+ W PO 5-10 BS

32 Mikkinenipalle 399.02 77 402 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

33 Lingamdinne 929.97 213 1,132 P 10+ W PO 5-10 -5

34 Thudumaladinde 963.96 251 1,333 P,M,H 10+ W,T PO 10+ BS

35 Alluru 1,380.78 236 1,478 P(2),M 10+ TK,R PO,TO 10+ BS

36 Kotha~alle 397.40 47 277 P,M,H 10+ R PO 10+ -5 37 Sanjamala 1,773.33 6'4 3,656 P,M,H H R,O PO,TO, Sunday BS PTO 38 Kanala 1,859.53 625 3,291 P, 10+ W PO -5 BS M(2),H

39 Mangapalle 353.29 59 330 P 10+ W PO 5-10 BS

40 Mukkamalla 1,250.48 376 2,022 P 0 W PO 10+ BS 91

DIRECTORY and Land use KOILKUNTLA TALUK

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- .A. l ,...., any place of tion Approach ]\;e~:n;st town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village a;lcl di-;tance supply food by source waste available historical or No. Ii:) Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest

(II) (12) I 13) (14) (15 ) (!6) (17) ( n-;) ( 19) (20) (1) ,., PR J~:mmah- Rice T (lO6.";3) 294.61 39.25 f'06.54 19 J11acngu J l)\Var TK (106.43) PR .lammala- 2(l Rice T (48.56) 439.89 52.61 709.82 20 madugll lowar TK (48.56) PR Jam:lnla- ~! Rice T (77.29) 702.53 1.62 904.07 NI 21 madllgu Jowar TK (77.29) FR Ja1l1illaL!- ::'1 Rice T (94.2~) 912.57 26.71 620.79 N2 22 madugu Jowar TK (94.29) KR Jammala- :;6 ED, Rice T (75.n) 1,177 .23 19.02 824.75 Nl 23 m:.lclugu [AG lowar \VE (42.49) TK (32.78) PR Bangan~lpal1e 27 ED, Rice T (53.42) 1,847.79 0.41 696.46 KI8:M2: 24 Ei\G .Iowar \VE 138.0"() 0 (15.38) PR i3anganap:.llle 26 ED Rice T (11.33) 868.86 66.77 661.25 Ml 25 1 l)\\ ar TK (11.3~) PR Bangan::ll,allc 24 ED, Rice 2.02 1,284.47 8.50 318.08 26 EAG .Iowar PR Bang:l11Jp::lIe 26 ED, Rice T (76.08) 3,097.05 9.31 307.56 N4:MI:T2 27 EAG .Iowar GC (56.66) WE (19.42) PR Bang~:napallc 29 ED, Ricc T (60.70) 3,181.23 161.88 129.90 N4:T2 28 FAG lowar WE (60.70) Un inhabited 29 PR Bangcnap,tlle ~11 ED Jowar T (60.70) 263.85 30.35 142.05 30 TK (60.70) PR Banganapalic 22 ED, J c1war T (57.46) J ,511.90 ~8 .22 4()4.69 Tl 31 EAG TK (57.46) KR 82Lllganapalk 26 ED, Jow:lr T (8.90) 227.84 161.28 3~ EAG Vi (8.90) KR B:lllgailapalic 2(, [0 J L)\Var T (80.94) 602.17 ()~.32 184.54 N2 33 .~m-- W (80.94) PR Bang:lnapalk 21) ED lowar T (7.28) 736.12 2(14.37 16.19 Tl 34 WE (7.28) PR Banganapallc 2,,( ED, ]o\\,

PR Bang:Jnal'alle 22 ED, .lnwar T (28.33) 1,476.70 271.54 S~.9{) N2:Ml:Tl 38 [AG WE (22.66) 0 (5.67) PR 13angan~lpallc 22 ED, .Iowar T (8.10) 304.32 7.28 33.59 39 FAG W (8.10) PR Bang~lnapalle 2~ ED Rice 1, 164.6,~ 37. ~3 1.'.76 N2 40 Jowar 92

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the ,-_A __ ..... , A--_ Code village (in House- Po pula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications" No. hectares) holds tiun tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (Potable) the m'1rket, way station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6)------(7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Muchalapuri 563.32 52 277 P 10+ W -5 -5 -5

42 Eggoni 535.40 99 644 P W,R PO -5 BS

43 Mudigodu 1,286.09 179 913 P 5-10 o -5 5-10 BS

44 Bondaladinne 469.43 97 577 P 5-10 R -5 10+ NW

45 Vasanthapuram 398.21 100 541 P 10+ W,T,R PO 10+ -5

46 Hothramandinne 447.58 54 269 P W,O -5 -5 47 Kamalapuri 858.34 181 978 P,M ° W,O PO -5 48 Natlakothur 840.93 68 418 P 10+ W,O -5 5-10 5-10

49 Sowderdinne 1,084.55 279 1,451 P -5 W,TK 5-10 -5 BS

50 Chintakunta ],014.14 Ullillhabit~d 51 Koilkuntla 2,096.67 2,386 12,493 P(2),M, H,RP(5), W,T PO,TO, Friday BS H,JC MH PTO 52 Velagatur 446.37 96 477 P -5 W,TK -5 -5 -5

53 Amadala ~910.95 227 1,184 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

54 Bijinavemula 1,513.12 283 1,491 P,M 5-10 W,TK PO -5 -5 55 Peddakopperla 946.56 104 599 P 10+ R,W PO 10+ -5

56 Chinnakopperla 834.46 153 840 P R,W -5 10+ -5 57 Vallampadu 785.09 106 560 P R,W PO 10+ -5

58 Lingala 340.75 172 891 P,M R,W PO -5

59 Gundupapala 823.13 323 1,602 P 10+ R,W PO,TO BS

60 Revanur 1,454.03 455 2,156 P,M,H 0 W PO,TO BS

61 Mogalaiuppalur 288.94 42 217 P 10+ R,W -5 -5 62 Kalugotla 1,269.09 447 2,184 P ° T,W PO,TO ]0+ BS ~ Uppuneela­ 3,247.19 613 3,505 P(2) o W,R,HP PO -5 govindinne 93

DIRECfORY aDd LaBd use KOILKUNTLA TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) induding Loca- ___A tion l .. any place of Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cuIti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Banganapalle 19 ED Jowar T (4.05) 484.00 61.51 13.76 41 R (4.05) PR Banganapalle 16 ED Jowar T (16.19) 477.53 23.07 18.61 42 o (16.19) PR Banganapalle 14 ED Jowar 1,245.62 6.47 18.21 43 Korra KR, Banganapalle 13 ED Rice T (3.24) 454.06 1.62 10.12 Tl 44 NW Jowur W (3.24) KR Banganapalle 13 ED Jowar T (6.07) 373.52 1.22 17.40 45 Kona W (6.07) KR Banganapalle 13 ED Rice T (80.94) 345.20 20.64 46- Jowar R (80.94) KR Banganapalle 11 ED Rice 1.21 837.70 19.02 Nl 47 Jowar KR BanganapaJIe 16 Rice 820.70 5.26 14.97 Tl 48 Jowar PR BanganapaJle II ED, Jowar 971.24 42.09 50.99 NI 49 EAG Uninhabited 50 PR Banganapalle 13 ED Rice 1,772.92 6.07 317.68 Ranga Sawamy 51 Jowar Temple, N120:Cl :M2:T4 KR Banganapalle 13 ED, ]owar 391.73 12.55 42.09 Nt 52 EAG PR Banganapalle 10 ED, Jowar 745.43 80.53 84.99 Nl 53 EAG PR Banganapalle 10 ED Jowar 1,265.45 160.66 12.55 54 KR Banganapalle 11 ED, Jowar T (6.07) 852.67 4.45 83.37 Nl 55 EAG R (6.07) KR BangaoapaJIe 16 Jowar 414.80 316.46 103.20 56 KR BaoganapaJle 13 Jowar T (4.85) 548.35 102.39 129.50 57 R (4.85) KR Banganapalle 16 ED Rice T (4.86) 282.07 18.21 35.61 58 Jowar R (4.86) PR Banganapalle 16 ED Rice T (161.87) 365.84 91.86 203.56 NI0:T4 59 Jowar GC (161.87) PR Banganapalle 14 ED Rice T (101.17) 849.43 236.34 267.09 N5 60 Jowar GC (101.17) PR Banganapalle 14 ED Rice T (14.57) 232.69 30.75 10.93 61 Jowar GC (14.57) PR Banganapalle 13 ED, Rice T (1.62) 1,204.34 2.02 57.06 N4 62 EAG Jowar R (1.62) KR Banganapalle 19 ED Rice T (238.77) 2,409.49 473.48 125.45 NI6:Ml:T4 63 Jowar GC (238.77) 94

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Nameofvillage of the ,--A---""") r------A------.. Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

64 Joladarasi 1,773.73 238 1,117 P -5 T,W PO,TO 5-1~ BS 65 Bheemunipadu 1,492.07 454 2,155 P,M ° T,W PO,TO 5-10 BS 66 Chakarajuvemula 2,229.00 779 3,961 P,M PHS w PO,TO, 10+ -5 Phone 67 Burrareddipalle 223.79 184 1,005 P 10+ w -5 -5

68 Arjunapuram 355. n 157 801 P W -5 10+ -5

69 Kondapuram 484.41 588 2,900 P,M,H ° w PO,TO, BS Phone 70 Dor~padu 3,181.64 1,013 5,223 P,M,H tot- w PO,TO, BS Phone 71 KamparnaJla 796.01 270 1,301 P 5-10 T,W PO -5

72 Pottipadu 1,189.37 139 686 P -5 R,W PO 5-10 -5 73 Kristipadu 1,291.75 340 1,607 P ° R,W PO 10+ -5 74 Harivararn 2,240.74 483 2,580 P,M,H ° R PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone 75 Gulladurthi 2,223.74 536 3,021 P,M,H 0 R PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone 76 Narsepalle 494.12 161 864 P 10+ R -5 10+ -5 77 Pedigepadu 634.55 78 466 P -5 W -5 10+ BS

78 Papampalle 641.43 307 1,714 P 5-10 W,C PO, 5-10 5-10 Phone 79 Uyyalawada 1,394.95 699 3,655 P,M,H PHC, W,R,T PO,TO, BS MCW Phone 80 Suddarralla 496.14 130 669 P -5 W,R PO,TO, 10+ -5 Phone 81 Mayalur 1,794.37 236 1,155 P,M,H H,D R PO,TO 10+ BS

82 Govindapalle 244.43 63 362 P O,W 5-10 10+ 5-10 83 Rupanagudi 915.40 130 784 P R PO 10+ BS

84 Bodemmanur 1,553.58 397 2,020 P 10+ R PO,TO -5 95

DIRECTORY and Land use KOILAKUNTLA TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- , A --, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated U nirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR BanganapaJle 16 ED Jowar 1,546.70 61.11 165.92 Nl 64 PR Banganapalle 16 ED Rice T (142.04) 1,080.51 174.42 95.10 N2:M2:T5 65 Jowar GC (142.04) KR Allagadda 15 ED Rice T (472.67) 1,643.02 61.51 50.99 T3 66 Jowar GC (472.67) PR Allagadda 13 ED Rice T (103.19) 76.08 44.11 NI:T3 67 Jowar GC (103.19) KR Allagadda 16 Rice T (311.20) 37.23 68 GC (311.20) PR Allagadda 10 ED Rice T (393.76) 32.38 58.27 N4:M4:T9 69 Cholam GC 393.76) PR Allagadda 16 ED Rice T (869.67) 2,110.03 46.54 155.40 N2:MI:T6 70 Jowar GC (869.67) PR Banganapalle 19 ED, Jowar T (24.28) 726.00 40.87 4.05 T2 7L EAG Rice GC (24.28) KR Banganapalle 19 ED, Jowar T (5.67) 1,090.22 86.60 6.07 Nl:T1 72 EAG R (5.67) KR Banganapalle 19 ED Rice T (80.94) 895.57 301.89 13.35 Nl:T4 73 Jowar GC (80.94) PR Banganapalle 21 ED, Rice T (5.26) 2,125.40 103.60 N2:T2 74 EAG Cholam R (5.26) PR Banganapalle 21 ED, Rice T (89.03) 1,984.17 12.95 137.59 N4:T5 75 EAG Jowar GC (89.03) KR Allagadda 18 ED Jowar 52.61 416.42 25.09 Tl 76 PR Allagadda 18 ED Rice 600.15 16.59 17.81 77 Cholam KR Allagadda 10 ED Rice 606.22 35.21 Nl:M4:T5 78 Jowar PR Allagadda 17 ED, Rice T (5.67) 1,264.64 59.49 63.13 N4:T1 19 EAG Cholam R (5.67) KR Allagadda 18 ED, Rice T (4.85) 388.50 21.85 80.95 Tl 80 EAG Cholam R (4.85) PR Allagadda 20 ED, Jowar T (16.19) 1,607.00 171.18 N5:Cl:T1 81 EAG GC (12.14) TK (3.24) WE (0.41) W (0.40) KR Allagadda 25 Jowar 56.65 152.57 35.21 82 PR Allagadda 20 ED, Jowar T (21.45) 742.19 150.95 Nl:T2 83 EAG TK (18.21) R (2.02) W (1.22) PR Allagadda 16 ED Jowar 1,407.90 145.68 84 96

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the ,--A---" , A ., Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

85 Injedu 1,358.12 353 1,633 P -5 R PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone 86 Kondupalle 363.81 256 1,392 P,M T,R PO,TO, 5-10 BS ° Phone 87 Sarvaipalle 591.24 256 1,359 P -5 W,R PO 5-10 -5

88 Pedda Emmanur 1,824.32 349 J,787 P H R PO 1O..J- -5

89 Vengampalle 939.68 Uninhabited 90 Reddivari- 649.52 322 1,797 P -5 W,R PO 10+ -5 Jambaldinne 91 Kakarawada 1,360.15 267 1,321 P 10+ R PO 10+ -5 92 Nossam 3,752.64 717 3,762 P,M,H H(A),D \\' PO ,TO 10+ BS 97

'DIRECTORY

and Land use KOILKUNTLA TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,------A , any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated U nirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(1) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17 ) (18) (9) (20) (1)

PR AIlagadda 13 ED, Cholam T (44.92) 1,204.34 42.49 66.37 T4 85 EAG ~ GC (44.92) PR AIlagadda 8 ED Rice T (12.95) 312.82 38.04 N2 86 Cholam GC (12.95) KR AIlagadda 8 ED, Cholam 552.80 4.85 33.59 Nl:Ml 37 EAG Jowar- KR AIlagadda 10 ED, Rice T (4.45) 1,700.08 48.97 70.82 T3 88 EAG Cholam R (4.45) Uninhabited 89 KR AIlagadda 13 ED Cholam 605.81 9.31 34.40 Tl 90 ·:towar KR Allagadda 13 ED Jowar 1,301.47 58.68 N4 91 PR Jammala- 16 ED, Jowar T (87.41) 3,316.39 193.03 155.80 N4:Tl 92 madugu EAG TK (87.41) BANGANAPALLE TALU~ _ '", " ~ ~ g ~ g ""· ." ! "'" ~ c .0 Z I . "i ~ -0 U• ~ · 0 ~ <.J <.J· ! i ~ ~ c * s 0 0 "§" ~. u· ~ p "· 0 --=2.0 0 ~ .3· '" ~ E c r ~~ ~ o • -j ~ ~ . ~ "'r ~ ~ ~ . ._% '" ~ 5 .; ;; ... '"c .f C ~. .. 0 .§ § ~ ." . ')In1v1 0 I a · .• 0 . .!? < ...... <1 © • 0 II> I I • (1)$ 0- ... + .. , u I ~~ I~II Ii! ••

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BANGANAPALLE TALUK

1981 Name of village 1981 Name of village Location Location 'Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2)

43 Annavaram 15 . Nandavaram 18 Appalapuram 2 Nandivargam 39 Niluvugondla 32 Banganapalle 46 Nitchenametla 21 Bathalurupadu 3 Beeravoie 47 Owk 33 Bhanumukkala 4 Palakuru 54 Chanugondla 20 Pandlapuram 48 Chennampalle 27 Pasupula 29 Cherlokothur 23 Pathapad 52 CherlopaUe 7 CherupaJIe 31 RaHakothur 13 Ennakandla 53 Ramapuram 1 Rama t heertham 44 Gandlasingavaram 30 Ramavaram 26 Gulamaliabad 38 Gulamnabipeta 8 Salamabad 51 Sangapatnam 9 Hussainapuram 19 Sankalapuram 50 Singanapalle 37 ] lIurukothapeta 49 Sivavaram

41 lambuladinne 17 Tangatoor 5 lillela 40 Thammadapalle ]walapuram 24 6 Thimmapuram 36 Kapulapalle 28 Vajragiri 11 Katikavanikunta 42 Vemulapadu 25 Krishnagiri 14 Venkatapuram 35 Kypha 16 Vittaiapurarn 12 Meerapurarn 45 Mettupalle 22 Yagantipalle 34 Mittapalle 10 Yerragudi

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VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenitie&

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the r--A ---, r A------. Code Village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communication~ No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph Days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the Market, way station, if any Water way)

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

Ramatheertham 1,200.70 223 1,318 P,AC(3) -5 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

2 Nandivargam 1,019.00 474 2,524 P(2), RP(2) W,HP PO,TO, 5-10 10+ M(2),H, Phone AC(2) 3 Beeravole 777.80 c 234 1,156 P,AC -5 W PO BS

4 Palakuru 3,289.281 1~002 5,448 P,M,H, PHC, W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS AC(3) MCW Phone

5 Jillela 600.15 168 905 P ,AC(2) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 10+

6 Thimmapuram 571.01' 117 611 P ,AC 10+ W,HP -5

7 Cherupalle 887.07 286 1,567 P -5 W PO -5

8 Salamabad 265.88 Uninhabited 9 Hussainapuram 467.82 72 441 P,AC 5-10 W PO 10+ 10+

10 Yerragudi 571.82 200 1,056 P,AC 5-10 W PO 10+

11 Katikavanikunta 2,063.49 76 453 P,AC(2) -5 O,T PO 10+

12 Meerapuram 742.60 165, 955 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 10+

13 Ennakandla 1,176.01 381 2,073 P,AC(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 10+

14 Venkatapuram 1,242.38 236 1,282 P,AC(4) 5-10 W,HP PO,TO, -5 -5 Phone 15 Nandavaram 2,824.29 643 3,385 P,M,H MH W,T PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone 16 Vittalapuram 744.62 56 253 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

17 Tangatoor 2,054.99 518 2,909 P(2),M, D(A), W PO,TO, 10+ BS AC MH PTO,Phone 18 Appalapuram 1,215.67 185 992 P,AC 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

19 Sankalapuram 655.99 51 247 P,AC 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10

20 Pandlapuram 776.99 .67 331 P ,AC(2) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

21 Bathalurupadu 228.65 59 377 P,AC -5 W -5 -5 BS

22 Yagantipalle 693.23 237 1,449 P, -5 W PO,TO, 5-10 AC(3) Phone 101

DIRECTORY

,and Land use BANGANAPALLE TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- l A ... any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeolagkal vatian interest

(11) (I 2) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Banganapalle 19 EA Rice T (38.85) 942.11 2.02 217.72 Bugga Rameswara 1 Jawar TK (38.85) Swamy Temple,N2:T2 PR Banganapalle 1R EA Rice T (7.29) 899.21 34.40 78.10 NI0:Ml:T2 2 Jawar WE (7.29)

:PR Banganapalle 18 EA Korra T (4.45) 626.45 146.09 3 Jawar o (4.45) :PR Banganapalle 14 EA Rice T (101.58) 2,172.75 127.88 887.07 Chennakeswara 4 Jawar WE (101.58) Swamy Temple, NI0:C2:Tl PR Banganapalle 16 EA Rice T (4.05) 422.90 159.04 14.16 5 Jawar R (4.05) PR Banganapalle 13 EA Rice T (3.64) 417.23 133.14 17.00 6 Jowar R (3.64) PR Banganapalle 11 EA Rice T (33.59) 585.90 5.67 261.02 N2 7 Jowar R (33.59) Uninhabited 8 PR Banganapalle 8 ED Jowar 414.40 27.52 25.90 9 Korra KR Banganapalle 10 ED Rice 545.52 26.30 10 Jawar KR Banganapalle 19 Jowar 967.20, 1,096.29 11 Korra KR Banganapalle 8 Rice 672.18 70.42 12 Jowar PR Banganapalle 5 EA Rice 1,088.20 71.62 16.19 N2:M2 13 Jawar KR Banganapalle 5 EA Rice T (24.28) 1,013.33 146.09 58.68 Ml:T1 14 Jawar TK (24.28) PR Batlganapalle 8 EA Rice T (1.62) 2,763.99 58.68 Chowdeswari Devi 15 Jowar WE (1.62) Temple,N8:T1 KR Bangaflap.alle 11 EA Rice T (2.43) 709.01 12.14 21.04 16 JOW:lf TK (2.43) PR B~nganapalle 16 EA Rice T (136.38) 1,;144.40 606.22 67.99 N2:Cl:T3 17 Jawar WE (136.38) PR Banganapalle 11 EA Jawar T 0.62) 671.37 494.93 47.75 N2:Ml 18 Korra TK (1.62) PR Banganapalle 6 EA Rice 606.62 33.99 15.38 19 Jawar PR BanganapaUe 5 EA Rice T (12.95) 665.70 67.18 31.16 20 Jawar WE (12.95) PR Banganapalle 2 EAG Jowar T (2.03) 176.44 29.95 20.23 21 Korra WE (2.03) PR Banganapalle 4 EA Rice T (52.61) 492.91 147.71 N5:MI:T2 ' 22 Korra GC (46.54) WE (6.07) 102

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities,

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance ,householqs and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loea- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,-_A___ , tiOD Name of village of the , A 1 Code village (in House- . Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Po,; 'and Day or Communicatiops No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

23 Pathapad 1,064.32 225 1,079 P,AC(3) 10+ W PO 5-10 10+

24 Jwalapuram 185.35 144 658 P,AC 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

25 Krishnagiri 625.64 80 452 P, 10+ W PO 10+ BS AC(3) 26 Gulamaliabad 872.90 123 728 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ BS

27 Pasupula 1,530.11 532 2,306 P(2),M, RP(2) W PO 10+ BS AC(3)

28 Vajragiri 1,01l.71 179 1,092 P,AC(2) 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

29 Cherlokothur 218.13 82 476 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

30 Ramavaram 1,201.10 166 993 P,AC(4) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

i 31 Rallakothur 1,199.08 62' 349 P, 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS AC(2) 32 Banganapalle 849.43 Urban Area (Banganapafle Towll) 33 Bhanumukkala 1,406.28, Urban Area (Inc luded in Banganapalle Town) 34 Mittapalle 537.42 94' 401 P,AC -5 W PO -5 BS

35 Kypha 1,484:79 257 1,398 P, -5 HP,W PO 5-10 BS AC(3)

36 Kapulapalle 784.68 98 507 P,AC -5 W 5-10 -5 -5

37 Illurukothapeta 1,617.52 6Y'8 3,599 P,M,H, RP(2) W PO,TO, 5-10 -5 AC(4) Phone

38 Gulamna bipeta 350.86 42 ' 237 P,AC -5 W -5 5-10 BS

39 Niluvugondla 612.29 30 161 P 5-10 HP,W 5-10 5-10 -5

40 Thammadapalle 813.82 lio 543 P -5 T,O,W PO 5-10 -5'

41 Jambuladinne 410.35 26 166 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-1Qt

42 Vemulapadu 1,016.97 177 96() P, RP W,HP PO 10+ -5 AC(2) 43 Annavaram 700.10 9' 532 P,AC 5-10 W,R 5-10 5-10 -5, 103

DIRECTORY

and Land use BANGANAPALLE TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- r A ...... , any place of tion Approach Nearest town Pow~r Staple Forest Irrigated U nirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR. Banganapalle 8 EA Rke T (225.41) 649.92 114.53 74.46 Yagneswara, Uma- 23 Jowar GC (225.41) maheswara Temple, KR Banganapalle 12 EA Rice T (15.38) 71.22 49.37 49.37 Sri Shankara 24 Jowar TK (11.33) Mutt,N2 WE (4.05) PR Banganapalle 19 Jowar 22.66 426.94 29.54 146.50 Nl 25 Korra PR Banganapalle 22 EA lowar 160.25 T (54.63) 377.98 107.24 172.80 Nl:Ml:T1 26 Korra WE (48.56) o (6.07) PR Banganapalle 27 EA Jowar T (143.26) 982.57 264.66 139.62 Gundu Mallikar- 27 Korra WE (115.34) juna Swamy Temple, o (27.92) N5 PR Banganapalle 22 ED Rice T (9.71) 377 .17 56.66 567.77 28 Jowar W (9.71) KR Banganapalle 24 Rice T (23.47) 136.38 19.83 38.45 29 Jowar \V (23.47) PR Banganapalle 24 Rice 181.30 T (4.04) 749.48 91.05 175.23 30 Jowar W (4.04) PR Banganapalle 6 Rice 461.34 150.54 587.20 31 Jowar Urban Area (Banganapalle Town) 32 Urban Area (Included Banganapalle TOWIl) 33 PR Banganapalle 6 EA Rice T (49.78) 424.11 41.68 20.23 N2 34 lowar WE (49.78) PR Banganapalle 5 EA Rice T (38.04) 1,332.22 14.98 99.55 35 Jowar WE (25.90) TK (12.14) KR Banganapalle 7 EA Rice T (50.99) 675.82 53.82 4.05 Nl:T1 36 Jowar W (50.99) PR Banganapalle 6 EA Rice T (57.06) 1,082.94 278.83 170.78 NlO:M2:Tl 37 Jowar WE (46.94) o (10.12) PR Banganapalle 8 EA Rice 348.43 2.43 Nt 38 Jowar KR Banganapalle 8 Rice 431.39 133.55 42.90 39 Korra KR Banganapalle 4 EA Rice T (30.35) 671.77 24.69 87.01 40 .rowar WE (16.19) TK (14.16) KR Banganapalle 7 EA Jowar 233.91 141.23 35.21 41 Korra KR Banganapalle 8 ED, Rice T (57.46) 881.40 4.05 74.06 42 EAG Jowar R (57.46) KR Banganapalle 13 ED, Rice T (44.52) 541.87 40.87 71.84 Chennakeswara 43 EAG Jowar TJ( (28.33) Swamy Temple, WE (16.19) N3 104

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms., and 10+ Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the ,--.A.-__ """,\ , .----A----.-______, Code village (in House- Po pula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectates) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) !)the market, way station, if an,)' Water way)

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

44 Gandlasingavaram 1,574.63 411 2,275 P,AC(5) -5 HP,W PO 5-10 BS

45 Mettupalle 1,726.38 405 2,224 P,AC(4) -5 W PO -5 BS

46 Nitchenametla 1,074.44 132 669 P,AC 5-10 W,R PO 5-10 5-10

47 Owk 3,165.85 1,422 7,394 P,M,H, D,RP(3) R,T,W PTO Wednesday BS AC(7)

48 Chennampalle 468.62 382 1,939 P,M,H,5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS AC(3) 49 Sivavaram 1,297.42 293 1,583 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

50 Singanapalle 1,883.40 290 1,597 P, 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS AC(4)

51 Sangapatnam 1,742.57 292 1,589 P, 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 AC(3)

52 Cherlopalle 2,912.11 380 1,832 P, 5-10 W,TK, 5-10 5-10 BS AC(2) HP

53 Ramapuram 787.52 305 1,630 P, 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS AC(2) 54 Chanugondla 1,062.30 294 1,599 P(2), RP W,HP PO 5-10 -5 AC(3) 105

)DIRECTORY

·and Land use BANGANAPALLE T ALUK

Land use (i.e. ,area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- __ A L '""'\ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest

(1) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Banganapalle 11 EA Rice 1. 62 T (64.75) 940.49 229.05 338.32 Sriranga Swamy 44 Jowar WE (48.56) Temple, NlO:Ml:Tl TK (16.19) PR Banganapalle 19 EA Rice T (101.17) 1,084.55 209.63 316.06 N5:Tl 45 Jowar W (60.70) TK (40.47) PR Banganapalle 13 ED, Rice T (138.00) 687.96 220.96 27.52 Anjaneyaswamy 46 EAG Jowar TK (113.31) Temple, N5 WE (13.76) R (6.07) W (4.86) PR Banganapalle 19 EA Rice T (643.45) 1,618.74 531.35 372.31 Sri Laxmi 47 Jowar TK (607.03) Chennakesva WE (26.30) Temple, Thimmaraju's \V (8.09) Fort, N210:C3:M6 R (2.03) PR Banganapalle 15 EA Rice T (2.02) 430.58 19.83 16.19 N4:Cl:Ml:T1 48 Jowar WE (2.02) PR Banganapalle 15 EA Rice T (60.70) 1,028.30 113.31 93.08 Suryanarayana 49 Jowar o (60.70) Swamy Temple PR Banganapalle 24 EA Rice T (75.68) 1,418.01 134.76 254.95 Erraiah Muttam, 50 Jowar WE (51.80) Ramalingaiah TK (23.88) Muttam, Nl:T3 PR Banganapalle 26 EA Rice T (99.96) 961.53 39.25 641.83 Sri Laxmi 51 Jowar TK (50.99) Chennakeswara WE (48.97) Swamy Temple PR Banganapalle 25 EA Rice 46.54 T (85.39) 976.50 1,798.82 T3 52 Jowar o (56.66) WE (28.73) PR Banganapalle 30 EAG Rice T (4f).47) 546.32 32.37 165.92 53 Jowar WE (40.47) KR Banganapalle 32 EA Rice T (42.49) 654.38 50.99 314.44 Nl:Ml 54 Jowar WE (42.49) DHONE TALUK fT------­ ANDHRA PRADESH III DHONE TALUK KURNOOL DISTRICT II I II i I I , " .,. III

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DHONE TALUK

1981 Name of Village 1981 Name of Village Location Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2)

3 Agaveli 39 Madhavaram 14 Alamkonda 46 Malkapuram 10 Amakathadu 63 Mallepalle 77 Ambapuram 1 Mannegunta 41 Mettupalle 72 Bethamcherla 69 Muddavaram 52 Bogole :Ill Munimadugu 71 Bugganipalle 67 Bukkapuram 57 Narasapuram 35 Burugula 62 Narlapuram 36 Ncreduchcrla 33 Chandrapalle 21 Chanugondla 25 Peapalle 12 Chenchuyerragudi 23 Peddapodilla 9 Cherukulapahad 58 Pendekal 15 Chityala 30 Pothidoddi 2 Pothugal 43 Dcvarabanda 65 PuHagummL 48 Dhone 37 Racherla 19 Eddupenta 64 Ramallakotu' 68 Emboy 74 Rangapuram

73 Gollagutta 59 Sarparaj apuram 55 Govardhanagiri 60 Shotrium Boyanapalle 32 Gudipadu 20 Shotrium Gundala 75 Gutupalle 29 Shotrium Nallaballe 54 Shotrium Perumula 50 Jagadurthi 26 Shotrium Rangapuram. 31 lakkasanikuntla 28 Shotrium Rayampeta 40 Jaladurgam 47 Shotrium Valasala 6 Shotrium Yerragudi 27 Kalachatla 53 Sudepalle 66 Kalugotla 51 KamaganikuntIa 7 Tallagokulapad 11 Kambalapadu 8 Thogarchedu 18 Katarkonda 70 Kolumulapalle 49 Udumalapad 34 Kommumani 44 Ungaranigfindla 45 Kotcheruvu . 22 Kothaburuju 42 Kothakota 61 Veldurthi 76 Kothapalle 14 Vengaiampaile 5 Krishnagiri 16 Venkatapuram

13 Lakkasagaram 17 Yapadinne 56 Lanjabanda 4 Yerukalacheruvu.

107 108

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility a·.ailable is given) tion Name of village of the r--.A---, r --.A. , Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potabJe) the market, way station, if any Water way)

(1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) 0) (8) (9) (10)

Mannegunta 1,472.65 104 557 P CHW W,HP, PO 5-10 -5 O,R

2 Pothugal 3,979.26 277 1,516 P(3) CHW(3) W,HP PO 5-10 -5

Agaveli 3 1,998.33 104 570 P CHW \Y,HP PO 5-10 BS

4 Yerukalacheruvu 1,808.54 304 1,613 P,M MCH W PO,PTO, 10+ BS Phone

5 Krishnagiri 3,265.00 286 1,583 pel) D,O, W PO,TO, 10+ 10+ CHW(2) PTO,Phone

6 Shotrium Yerra- 1,241. 98 188 1,130 P CHW W,O -5 5-10 -5 gudi 7 Taliagokulapadu 1,204.34 251 1,335 P CHW(2) W,O PO,PTO, 5-10 -5 Phone

8 Thogarchedu 2,442.27 306 1,749 P(2) 5-10 W,O PO,Phone 5-10 5-10

9 Cherukulapahad 1,272.73 461 2,570 P(2) CHW(3), W,O PO,Phone -5 BS 0

10 Amakathadu 4,143.57 686 3,557 P(4) CHW(4) \V PO,Phone 10+ -5

11 Kambalapadl1 3,463.29 420 2,350 P(4) CHW(4) W,HP PO,PTO, 10+ 10+ Phone

12 Chenchl1~'erragudi 2,338.67 267 1.494 P(2) CHW(2) W,HP PO 10+ -5

13 Lakkasagaram 2,281.21 313 1,714 P(4) CHW(4) W,HP -s 10+ BS

14 Alamkonda 3,665.23 284 1,580 P(3) CHW(2) W,HP 5-10 10+ BS 109

DIRECTORY and Land use DHONE TALUK

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rOunded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- A ,--- ""') any place of tion. Approach Nearest town Power Staple forest Irrigated Un i rri gated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Dhone 28 ED Rice T (114.13) 653.97 384.45 291.78 Nl ]owar GC (65.56) o (44.52.) W (4.05) FP Dhone 29 ED Rice T (2.83) 2,451.17 764.45 760.81 N2 2 ]owar W (2.83) PR Dhone 29 ED Rice T (25.09) 1,362.98 162.28 447.98 Nl 3 ]owar o (12.14) W (8.90) TK (4.05) PR Dhone 24 ED, Rice T (16.19) 1,352.86 114.12 325.37 N2:Ml 4 EAG Jowar WE (13.76) W (2.43) PR Dhone 20 ED, Rice T (26.71) 1,760.38 597.72 880.19 Nl 5 EAG ]owar TK (12.95) W (10.52) WE (3.24) FP Dhone 29 ED Rice T (30.76) 820.30 139.21 250.90 N2 6 Jowar o (30.76) KR Dhone 28 ED, Rice T (10.52) 1,046.87 44.92 101. 98 N2 7 EAG Jowar WE (6.47) W (4.05) FP Dhone 26 ED, Rice T (39.25) 1,095.48 743.81 563.73 N2 8. EAG ]owar o (32.77) WE (3.24) W (3.24) PR Dhone 24 ED, Rice T (26.71) 1,057.85 68.80 119.37 N2:Ml EAG Jowar o (15.38) WE (9.71) W (1.62) KR Dhone 15 ED, Rice T (81.34) 2,078.87 861.17 1,122.19 N2 10 EAG ]owar o (67.58) TK (13.16) FP Dhone 14 ED, Rice T (33.59) 2,289.71 1,099.53 N2:Cl:Ml:T1 11 EAG ]owar TK (11.74) W (11.33) WE (10.52) FP Dhone 19 ED Rice T (2.43) 1,372.28 117.76 846.20 Ramalingeswara 12 ]owar W (2.43) Swamy Temple, Nl PR Dhone 19 Rice T (8.50) 511.93 854.86 1,305.92 NI 13 Jowar W (8.50) PR Dhone 20 ED Rice T (28.73) 2,649.47 211.25 775.78 14 Jowar TK (26.30) W (2.43) 110

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenitie$

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms., and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the ,--...... ---, ,.------...... ------,. Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stor, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

15 Chityala 3,098.27 463 3,013 P(2) CHW(2), W,O PO ]01- 10+ 0

16 Venkatapuram 3,377.90 538 2,971 P(5) PHS, W,HP PO,PTO, 10+ 10+ CHW Phone

17 Yapadinne 2,988.19 203 1,063 P(2) CHW(2) W PO 10+ BS,RS

18 Katarkonda 3,632.85 355 1,943 P(2),M CHW(2) W,HP PO,PTO, 10+ BS D,O Phone

19 Eddupenta 3.326.91 427 2,475 P(5) CHW(3), W,HP, PO 10+ -5 MCW,O T

26 Shotrium Gundala 635.76 61 324 P CHW W -5 10+ RS

21 Chanugondla 3,442.25 375 2,249 P(2} CHW(3) W,T PO,PTO -5 5-10

22 Kothaburuju 1,683.49 221 1,357 P(3) PHS, W 5-10 10+ l()+ CHW(2)

23 Peddapodilla 1,872.07 467 2,807 P(2),M CHW W PO 5-10 5-10

24 Vengalampalle 1,215.27 .246 1,564 P(2) -5 W PO 5-10 BS

25 Peapalle 3,723.91 !,()B I), H2 P(3) , D,PHS, W,HP, PO,TO, Saturday BS M(2) , RP(2), T PTO,Phone H(2) om

26 Shotrium- 338.72 29 174 -5 10+ 'Ii' PO,TO, 5-10 -5 Rangapuram PTO

27 Kalachatla 942.11 280 1,584 P(2) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

28 Shotrium Mayampeta 259.00 Uninhabited 11 l

DIRECTORY and Land use DHONETALUK

Land usc (i. e. , area un Jer different types of land us~ Rem:lrks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- A r ') any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest I rrigateJ Unirrigated Culturablc Area not religious, Code to village and distance su;,o'ly fopd by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- :l1'chaeoJogical vation interest

(II) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) ( 18) (19) (20) (1)

FP Dhone 14 ED, Rice T (42.90) I ,e37. 76 582.75 834.86 NI 15 EAG Jowar o (33.18) W (6.47) WE (3.25) KR Dhone 10 ED Rice T (223.39) 1,549.94 842.15 762.43 N2 16 Jowai TK (218.53) W (4.86) PR Dhone 12 ED, Rice T (25.50) 1,392.11 702.94 867.64 N2 17 EAG Jowar TK (22.26) W (2.43) WE (0.81) PR Dhone 16 ED Rice 798.44 T (29.95) 2,804.46 N2 18 Jowar TK (24.69) W (5.26) KR Dhone 16 ED Rice T (10.52) 1,849.81 377.17 1,089.41 N1 19_ Jowar o (9.31) W (1.21) PR Dhone 28 ED Rice T (3.24) 348.03 128.69 127.88 Chennakeswaswamy 20' Korra o (2.43) Temple W (0.81) KR Dhone 28 ED, Rice T (7.28) 1,912.94 420.07 1,101.96 N2 21 EAG Jowar WE (4.86) W (2.42) KR Dhone 30 ED, Rice 260.21 T (4.86) 1,144.85 35.61 237.95 Nl 22 EAG Korra WE (4.05) W (0.81) KR Dhone 20 ED, Rice T (39.25) 1,022.64 23.07 787. II N2 23 EAG Korra TK (22.25) WE (11.33) W (5.67) PR Dhone 22 ED, Rice T (107.65) 661.25 220.96 195.06 N2 2¢ EAG Jowar TK (91.46) WE (11.33) W (4.86) PR Gooty 19 EA Rice T (67.18) 2,321.68 404.28 930.77 N48:C3:M6 25 Jowar TK (42.90) WE (19.42) W 4.86) KR Dhone 35 EA Rice T (2.02) 150.54 64.75 121.41 26 Jowar o (1.21) W (0.81) PR Dhone 30 ED, Rice T (64.75) 518.81 205.58 152.97 N6 27 EAG Jowar WE (31.16) TK (22.66) o (S.50) W (2.43) Uninha bi 1 ed 28 112

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the ,--A----, ,.------A ------, Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stoP. Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any \Vater way)

(1) (2) (3) (.J-A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

29 Shotrium NaIIabaIIe 826.37 Uninhabited 30 Pothidoddi 1,297.42 327 1,771 P(2) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

31 Jakkasanikuntla 1,491.26" 615 3,764 P(5) PHS W,HP PO 10+ -5 32 Gudipadu 3,782.99 572 3,612 P(4) ° W,HP PO 5-10 -5

33 Chandrapalle 1,393.73 321 1,924 P(2) -5 W PO,Phone 10+ BS

34 Kommumarri 1,713.43 716 4,237 P(3) , CHW(4) W,HP, PO, 10+ 5-10 M,H T Phone

35 Burugula 2,490.43 582 3,480 P(2),M MCW, W,HP PO 10+ 5-10 CHW(4)

36 Nereducherla 1,818.25 311 1,756 P CHW(2) W PO 10+ BS

37 Racherla 3,562.84 559 2,951 P(2) D, \\' PO 10+ BS CHW(3)

38 Munimadugu 1,436.23 255 1,333 CHW(2) W PO -5

39 Madtl3.varam 1,509.47 382 2,046 P(2) CHW(2) W -5 IC'+ BS

40 Jaladurgam 2,773.71 996 5,689 P(3), PHC, W,HP PO,PTO, lC>+ BS M,H PHS,O(3) Phone

41 Mettupalle 2,224.15 617 3,451 P(4) PHS W,HP,T PO,PTO 1(;+ -5 113

DIRECTORY aDd Land use DHONETALUK

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- ---.A- L ...... any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) 113 ) ( 14) (15) (6) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

UI1 inhabited 29 PR Gooty 13 ED, Rice 12.14 T (13.35) 464.17 96.72 711.03 Nl 30 EAG ]owar WE (6.88) W (2.43) o (2.02) TK (2.02) KR Gooly 17 ED, Rice 4.05 T (14.J6) 1,067.96 25.50 379.59 N2:Ml 31 EAG ]owar WE (14.16) PR Gooty 20 ED, Rice T (22.26) 2,039.61 29.95 1,691.17 N2 32 EAG Jowar WE (21.45) W (0.81) PR Dhone 25 ED, Rice 75.68 T (21.85) 709.41 87.01 499.78 N2 33 EAG Jowar WE (21.04) W (0.81) FP Dhone 29 ED, Rice T (27.52) 1,131 '90 554.01 Nl 34 EAG Jowar WE (23.47) TK (2.43) W (1.62) Ff> Tadpatri 30 ED Rice T (24.28) 1,315.22 105.22 1,045.71 N2 35 lowar TK (21.04) W (2.43) o (0.81) PR Dhone 30 ED Rice T (6.48) 744.62 241.60 819.08 Nl 36 Jowar TK (3.24) W 0.24) PR Dhone 25 ED, Rice 766.47 T (57.46) 1,823.10 210.44 705.37 N2 37 EAG Jowar TK (36.42) WE (11.33) W (4.86) o (4.85) FP Dhone 32 ED, Rice T (25.09) 793 .44 7.69 605.00 38 EAG Jowar WE (11.33) TK (7.28) W (6.48) PR Dhone 26 ED, Rice 55.04 T (36.82) 97('.53 116.95 322.13 N2 39 EAG Jowar WE (33. (8) o (3.64) PR Dhone 24 EA Rice 137.59 T (159.45) 592.46 611.88 1,272.33 N6:MI 40 Jowar WE (145.69) W (8.90) o (4.86) ?R Dhone 13 ED, Rice 205.17 T (15.38) 9-+0>+9 304.73 75.3 .3:0: N~ 41 EAG lowar WE (5.66) o (4.05) TK (4.0.") W (t .(2) 114

VILLAG£

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance . households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-IOKms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the .--A---...." ,------A ------..." Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, _way station, if any Water way)

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

42 Kothakota 2,490.83 269 1,449 P(2) CHW(2), W PO 5-10 -5 o

43 Devarabanda 2,657.97 339 1,873 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

44- Ungaranigundla 4,941.60 405 2,504 P(4) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

45- Kotcheruvu 2,903.21 708 3,970 PO) 5-10 W,HP PO,PTO, 5-10 BS Phone

46-" Malkapuram 2,868.81 985 5,348 P(5),M PHS, W,HP PO,TO, 10-;" BS,RS SMP, PTO,Phone CHW(3) 47 Shotrium 448.80 136 771 P -5 W -5 10+ RS Valasala 48 Dhone (R) 5,289.63 1,146 6,462 P RP T PO Thursday BS,RS

49 Udumalapad ],327.77 206 ] ,210 P CHW, W PO,Phone -5 BS PHS

50 Jagadurthi 1,669.32 ]70 936 P(2) CHW W PO 5-10 -5

51" Kamaganikuntla 1,934.80 364 2,058 P(4) CHW(4) W PO 5-10 RS

52' Bogole "1,849.41 273 1,456 P(Z) CHW, W,HP PO,PTO, 10+ RS Phone

53 Sudepalle 2,712.20 517 2,858 P(4) CHW(4), W,HP PO,PTO, 10+ 5-10 0 Phone

54 Shotrium 341.96 74 427 P CHW W -5 10+ 5-10 Perumula U5

DIRECTORY and Land use DHONE TALUK

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- , A any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated U nirrigated Culturable Area not• religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest

(1) (12) (13 ) (4) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) (i9) (20) (1)

PR Dhone 13 ED, Rice T (22.66) 2,050.94 37.64 379.59 N2 42 EAG Jowar TK (15.38) WE (6.47) W (0.81) PR Dhone 10 ED, Rice 159.85 T (34.80) 1,316.03 519.21 628.07 Nl 43 EAG Jowar TK (20.23) WE (12.95) W (1.62) PR Dhone 6 ED, Rice 2,302.65 T (26.71) 1,712.22 686.35 213.67 N2:M2 44 EAG Jowar WE (25.09) W (1.62) PR Dhone 10 ED, Rice 757.57 T (3.23) 1,618.74 339.13 184.54 N2 45 EAG .lowar W (1.02) WE (1.21) PR Dhone 16 ED, Rice T (9.71) 2,019.38 233.91 605.81 N4:Cl:Ml:T1 46 EAG Jowar o (8.09) WE (1.6'!) PR Dhone 16 ED Rice 318.08 39.66 91.06 47 Jowar PR Dhone 2 EA Rice T (108.86) 3,077.63 462.55 1,640.59 Bugga Rameswara 48 Jowar WE (68.80) Swamy Temple o (32.78) W (7.28) PR Dhone 5 ED, Rice T (56.25) 861.17 156.21 254.14 N2:Ml 49 EAG Jowar TK:(40.87) WE (13.76) W (1.62) PR Dhone 10 ED, Rice T {38.£A) I.B'l."4 276.110 219.14 Ni ~ I EAG Jowar TK (26.30) WEl (10.12) W (1.62) PR Dhone 6 ED, Rice T (4S.32) 798.04 966.39 125.0S NI 5J : EAG Jowar WE (3S.61) W (9.7J) vv U .tlL) PR Dhone 16 ED, Rice T (87.82) 710.22 305.94 745.4:3 N2 ~2 EAG lowar TK (36.83) W (33.18) WE (17.81) t>R Dhone 16 ED, Rice T (98.H) 1,0:)4.83 1,228.62 380.00 Nl 53 EAG lowar TK (91.46) WE (4.85) W (2.43) KR Dhone 17 ED, Rice T (37.23) 141.64 163.09 N1 54 EAG lowar TK (29.95) WE (4.85) W (2.43) 116

VILLAGE .' KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges Vl.l., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Loca- Total ar-ea population nearest place where the facility available is given) lion Name of village of the ,-_A __., , A , Code - village' (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares): holds tiun tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (Potable) the m1rket, way station, if any Water way)

(1) (2} (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6j (7) (8) (9) (10)

55 Govardhanagiri 2,563.27 712 4,132 P(5), PHS W,HP PO,PTO, 10+ 5-10 M,H Phone

56 Lanjabanda 2,716.65 520 2,736 P(3) CHW(5) W,HP PO,PTO, 10+ 10+ Phone

57 Narasapuram 2,423.66 191 1,060 P(2) -5 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

58 Pendekal 1,268.28 427 2,455 P(4) W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS ° PTO

59 Sarparajapuram 1,825.13 125 666 P(2) 10+' W,HP PO -5 -5

60 Shotrium 434.63 196 978 P 5-10 W PO,PTO, -5 -5 Boyanapalle Phone

61 Veldurthi 4,900.33 1,711 9,423 P(5), CHW(2), W,HP, PO,TO, Sunday BS,RS M,H 0(3).D. T,O PTO,Phone PHS,SMP, RP(2)

62 Narlapuram 1,570.99 406 2,067 P(3) CHW(3), W,O PO -5 -5 PHS

63 Mallepalle 2,091.41 400 2,142 P(2) CHW(2) W,HP, PO,TO, 5-10 -5 ° PTO,Phone 64 Ramallakota ' 1,227.41 629 3,390 P(2) , PHS, W PO,TO, Monday BS M,H 0(2) PTO,Phone

65 Pullagummi 592.86 450 2,688 P 1~+ W PO,PTO 5-10 BS

66 Kalugotla 4,160.56 7fJ2 4,0'J6 PO), W,HP, PO,PTO 5-10 BS M,H T 67 Bukkapuram 2,103.96 230 1 ,246 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ BS 117

DIRECTORY DRONE TALUK and Land use - Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- .A. ., any place of tion l Code Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated - Un irrigated Culturable Area not religious, No. to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or archaeological (in Kms.) for culti- vation interest

(19) (20) (1) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (!6) (17) (18)

N2 55 KR Dhone 20 ED, Rice 478.74 T (71.63) 1,393.33 394.57 188.18 EAG Jowar TK (48.97) WE (19.83) W (2.83) N3 56 KR Dhone 22 ED, Rice 281.26 T (31.57) 840.53 649.92 912.56 EAG Jowar TK (22.26) WE (6.07) W (3.24) Nl 57 KR Dhone 30 ED Rice 837.29 T (72.04) 806.94 868.22 239.17 Jowar TK (65.16) W (6.88) 58 PR Buggani- 16 ED, Rice 39.25 T (34.RO) 854.29 64.34 271.14 N2 palle EAG Jowar TK (33.18) WE (0.81) W (0.81) 59 KR Buggani- 19 ED, Rice 461.74 T (25.09) 684.73 321.32 332.25 Nl palle EAG Jowar TK (21.04) W (3.24) WE (0.81) 60 PR Dhonc 28 ED, Rice T (29.14) 231.48 78.51 95.50 N2 EAG Jowar WE (12.95) TK (8.91) W {7.28) 61 PR Dhone 20 EAG Rice T (169.56) 2,615.07 844.18 1,271.52 BrahniiIgundam Jowar TK (111 .69) Eswaraswamy o (26.30) Temple, WE (21.85) N24:C3:Ml W (9.72) PR Dhone 22 ED, Rice T (4.86) 810.99 332.25 422.89 N2:Ml 62 EAG Jowar WE (4.05) W (0.81) KR Dhone 25 ED, Rice 594.89 T (4.45) 1,264.23 106.43 121.41 N2 63 EAG Jowar WE (3.64) W (0.81) PR Dhone 28 ED, .i.ice 46.54 T (t6.59) 887.88 117 .36 157.83 N4 64 EAG Jowar WE (13.35) W (3.24) PR Bugganipalle 25 ED, Rice T(5.26) 369.07 64.75 152.16 N2 65 EAG Jowar WE (2.83) TK (l.22) W (1.21) PR Bugganipalle 25 ED, Rice T (16.59) 1,567.75 268.71 2,307.51 N2 66 EAG Jowar WE (16.59) PR Bugganipalle 17 ED Rice 670.16 15.78 1,418.02 Nl 67 Jowar 118

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) , __-A--"'lI A tion Name of village of the r ~ Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tiona! water Telegraph. days of (Bus stop, Rail- (pOtable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

68 Embo)' 2,989.00 641 3,413 P(5),M PHS W,HP, PO 10+ -5 T

69 Muddavaram 2,168.30 492 2,615 P(3) 5-10 W,HP, PO,PTO 5-10 5-10 T 70 Kolumulapalle - 3,319.22 865 4,276 P(5) 5-10 W,HP PO -5 5-10

71 Bugganipalle Urban Area (Bugganipalle Town) 72 Bethamcherla 2,570.96 2,501 12,622 P(5),H, D,0(3), W,HP, PO,TO, Sunday BS,RS JC PHS,RP(2) T PTO,Phone

73 Gollagutta 542.68 256 1,259 P 10+ W 10+ 5-10 BS

74 Rangapuram 3,829.94 873 4,690 P(3), H,D, W,HP, PO,TO, 10+ RS,BS M,H PHS,O T PTO, Phone

75 Gutupalle 5,044.80 585 3,450 P(5) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

76 Kothapalle 2,569.75 337 1,753 P(2) -5 W,HP PO,Phone 10+ BS

77 Ambapuram 611.48 233 1,267 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ 5-10 119

DIRECTORY

and Land use DHONE TALUK

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- A l -. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Un irrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11) (12) (J 3) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) (1~ ) ( 19) (10) (1)

PR Bugganipalle 12 ED, Rice T (27.52) 1,728.41 58.68 1,174.39 N2 68 EAG Jowar o (17.40) WE (7.69) W (1.43) KR Bugganipalle 12 ED Rice 146.50 607.43 569.80 844.58 69 Jowar PR BllghGnii-'alle 16 ED, Rice T (3.24) 1,889.07 254.95 1,171.96 70 EAG Jowar WE (3.24) Urban Area (BlIgganipalll! Town) ... 71 .. PR Bugganipalle 5 EA Rice T (53.82) 1,144.85 443.53 928.75 Siddeswara 72 Jowar WE (48.97) Temple, W (4.85) N60:C5:M16:T8 PR Bugganipalle 13 ED Rice T (5.26) 216.91 31.97 288.54 N2 73 Jowar o l5.26) PR Bugganipalle 16 EA Rice 158.23 T (77.70) 5,169.35 208.01 I,C6.64 Maddulaty 74 Jowar WE (35.62) N arasimhaswamy o (34.80) Temple, W (7.28) N8:Cl:M2 KR Bugganipalle 17 ED, Rice 978.93 T (59.08) 1,690.77 1,119.32 1,096.70 N2 75 EAG Jowar TK (58.27) WE (0.81) PR Dhone 20 ED, Rice 19.02 T (11.33) 1,348.41 327.39 863.60 Nt 76 EAG Jowar WE (11.33) FP Bugganipalle 16 ED, Rice T (6.07) 413.99 99.15 92.27 77 EAG Jowar WE (3.24) o (2.83) PATTIKONDA TALUK II~------+"'I"------,

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Viti_au with 'o,ullt.lon Sin: 5,000 ~d .lI ... 1,000-4,_ •• 100- _ •x III

.. 0/ T 0 Pc,.t Ofrica, T.leoraph O~l:. P SIR H PoNc. Station I Rut Houn 1I/JC Hillhar Satand.r)' Seheo\ I Junior Co\lage EB~ Hospital,. Primar), H.anh Centre + Dllpensary D. Hat, Mandl .. o ~::: :: :::~ F.rett Boundary

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\ C. " ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

PATT iKONDA TALUK

1981 Name of Village 1981 Name of Village Location Location CodeNa. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

Alawala 31 Kotakonda 3 Kulumala 2-l Banavanur 35 Kuukanur 22 Bandameedi Agraharam 10 Kurnur 38 Biliekallu 42 Bondimadugula Lingamdinne 60 Buruzula 54 Linganen idoddi 23 Byaluppala 11 Machapuram 52 Chakkaralla 64 Maddikcra Agraharam 32 Chellelichelamalla 63 69 Chennampalle Maddikera (East) 6{ 49 Chinna Hulthi Maddikera (North) 18 Chinna Pendekal 6~ Maddikera (West) _.'<;' Mukkella 19 20 Dadadudi Kotakonda Mulugunc\am 3Y 48 Devanabanda Muthukur 34 Devanakonda 45 Dudekonda 47 Nalakadoddi 43 Nallachelimala 65 Edavali U Neruduppala 56 Edduladodrli 12 Errabadu 71 Pagidiroy 27 Palakurthi Jj Ganjihalli 44 Pandikona 5 Gonegondla 51 Pattikonda 73 Gooly Erragudi 50 Pedda Hulthi 41 Gundlakonda 4 Peddamarriveeuu 2 Pedda Nelatur 86 Hampa 55 Pendekallu 6 Handri Khyrawacti 67 Peravali 59 Hosur 25 Potlapadu 58 Putchakayalamada 14 lranbanda 57 Ratana 33 Jilledubudakala 72 Jonnagiri 46 Julur 26 Ternekallu 30 Thimmapuram 16 KadivelJa 8 Thippanur 70 Kandamakuntla 68 Tuggali 17 Kandanathi 29 Kappatralla 40 Velamakur 28 Karivemula 7 Vemugodu 21 Karumanchi 36 Khyruppala 37 Yatakallu

]21 122

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Nam~ ,--A__ , of village of the , .A , Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds lion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way st:ltion, if an' 'Vater way)

(1 ) m (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (~ (7) (8) \ ~, (10)

1 Alawala 2,523.21 570 3,430 P 5-IJ W PO 10+ BS

2 Pedda Nelatur 3,026.64 634 3,422 P D W PO Sunday BS

3 Kulumala 1,142.42 377 2,104 P -5 W PO -5 -5

.f Peddamarriveedu 969.62 417 2,293 P 5-10 W PO Tuesday 5-10

5 Gonegondla 2,645.42 1,500 8,673 P(2), PHC, W,HP, PO,TO, Saturday BS M,H FPC, T,C PTO,Phone RP~5) 6 Handri Khyrawadi 1,292.97 529 3,066 P 10+ W,T PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO

7 Vemllgodu 1,558.44 449 2,763 P 10+ W,R -5 10+ BS

8 Thippanur 2,118.93 293 1,906 P 10+ W,R PO 5-10 -s

9 Lingamdinne 570.20 148 831 P 10+ W,R -5 -5 BS

10 Kurnllf 1,839.29 226 1,281 P 10+ w PO 5-10 5-10

11 Machapuram 3,407.04 350 ' 1,948 P 10+ W PO 5-10 5-10

12 Errabadu 2,126.21 345 1,869 P(2) 10+ W,T PO 10+ 5-10

13 Neruduppala 1.6,0.94 187 1,130 P 5-10 vV 5-10 5-10 5-10

14 Iran banda 1.698.86 43'5 2.437 P(2) -5 W PO -5 BS

15 Ganjihalli 2,199.46 371 2,156 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5

16 Kadivella 3,191. 75 529 3,112 P,M,H PHC W PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO 17 Kandanathi 3,516.30 621 3,56~ P -5 W PO 5-10 BS

18 Chinna Pendekal 2,216.86 290 1,719 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

19 Mulugllndam 2,879.74 499 3,023 P 5-10 \\' PO 10+ 5-10

20 Dadadudi Kota- 1,923.87 188 1,029 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5 konda 123

DIRECTORY and Land use PATTIKONDA TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land me Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- A l -. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power . Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vat ion interest

(II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ( 18) ( 19) (20) (I)

PR Yemmiganur 10 EA Rice T (618.30) 1,198.68 63.13 469.43 N5 lowar GC (587.60) W (60.70) PR Yemmiganur 25 EA Rice T (781.45) 2,127.02 6.07 112.10 N4 2 lowar GC (660.04) W (121.41) KR Yemmiganur 18 ED Rice T (411.16) 627.26 38.04 65.96 N5 3 lawar GC (410.35) TK (0.81) KR Yemmiganur 10 ED, Rice T (230.67) 595.29 2.02 141.64 N3 4 EAG lowar TK (115.33) GC (i15.34) PR Yemmiganur 14 EA Rice T (487.64) 1,936.01 123.43 NlOO:Cl:M3 5 lowar GC (406.71) W (80.93) PR Yemmiganur IS EA Rice T (247.67) RII.39 60.70 173.21 N2 6 lowar GC (182.11) WE (65.56) PR Yemmiganur 25 EA Rice T (263.45) 801.28 12.95 252.52 N5 7 lowar GC (263.45) KR Yemmiganur 25 EA Rice T (121.41) 1,038.02 769.71 23.88 N3 8 lowar W (80.94) GC (40.47) PR Yemmiganur 33 ED, Ricc 403.47 68.80 N2 9 EAG lowar KR Yemmiganur 38 EA Rice 964.36 643.85 231.08 Nl:Ml 10 lowar KR Yemmiganur 33 EA Rice T (34.80) 2,487.60 80.94 803.70 Nl 11 lowar W (34.80) PR Yemmiganur 26 EA Rice T (43.71) 2,070.36 12.14 N2 12 lowar TK (43.71) KR Yemmiganur 22 Rice T (40.06) 1,223.3. 191.01 216.51 13 lowar GC (40.06) PR Yemmiganur 16 ED Rice T (89.84) 1,284.87 233.50 90.65 N3 14 lowar GC (89.84) KR Yemmiganur 21 ED Rice T (29.54) 1,813.39 356.53 15 lowar W (29.54) PR Yemmiganur 12 ED Rice T (9.71) 2,911.71 53.82 149.33 ]6 lowar TK (9.71) PR Yemmiganur 11 ED Rice 2,889.85 162.28 402.26 17 lowar KR Adani 13 ED Rice 1,810.96 405.90 18 lowar KR Adoni 20 ED Rice 202.34 T (22.26) 2,321.27 118.98 115.34 19 lowar TK (22.26) KR Adoni 19 ED Rice 90.65 1,368.64 464.58 20 lowar 124

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Km5. and 10-"- Kms. of the Loca- Total area ,-_Apopulation___ , nearest place where the facility available is gi,en tion ,-';ame of village of the ,------A------~ Code village (in HOllse- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Commun ications No. hectares) h01ds lion tiona! water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way>

(1) (2) (3) (48) (5) (6) ( 7) (8) (9) ( 10)

21 Karumanchi 2, LH.31 :-'77 2,081 P -5 w PO BS

22 Bandameedi 96] .13 2-14 1,295 P ~5 w PO 10+ BS Agraharam 23 Byaluppala 1,399.80 359 1,712 P -5 R,W PO -5 -5

24 Banavanur 1,305.92 200 1,191 P -5 W PO 5-10 5-10

25 POllapadu 1,391.31 256 1,159 P -5 R,W PO 5-jv -5

26 Ternekallu 836 5,219 P,M,H D,RP R,W PO,PTO Sunday BS

27 Palakurthi 3,031.09 277 1,391 P -5 W -5 5-10 -5

28 Karivenmla 2,967.15 318 1,594 p 10+ w PO 5-10 BS

29 Kappatralla 3,890.23 418 2,189 p 10+ W PO Thursday -5

30 Thimmapuram 492.10 Uninhabited 31 Kotakonda 3,547.47 639 3,715 P RP W PO Thursday BS

31 Chellelichelamala 4,317.08 363 1,798 P -5 W PO 5-10 BS

33 Jillcdubudakala 2,740.62 130 652 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5

34 Devanakonda 1,756.74 977 5,317 P,M, D,FPC, T,W,HP PO,TO, Wednesday' BS H,O RP PTO,Phone 35 Kunkanur 3,638.52 484 2,742 P RP C,W PO -5 5-10

36 Khyrlippala 3,003.16 449 2,517 p -5 W PO 5-10 BS

37 Yatakallu 2, i5~.5q 254 J ,383 P 5-10 W PO 5-](l -5

38 Billekallu 2,494.07 408 2,275 p 5-10 W PO BS

39 Muthukur 2,358.5J 411 2,365 P W PO -5

40 Velamak ur 3,61-)4.25 426 2,425 p -5 W,R PO 5-10 -5

41 Gundlakonda 4,834.77 604 3,392 P D,RP W,O PO 10 - BS

42 Bondimadugula 3,410.28 294 1,618 P(2) -5 W PO 5-10 5-10 125

DlllECfORY aod Land use PATTlKONDA TALUK

Land w,e (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- ___A c·--- ..... any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest

(1) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Yemmiganur 24 ED Ric;;: 310.80 T (32.38) 1,378.76 412.37 21 Jowar TK (24.28) W (8.10) PR Yemmigannr 20 ED Rice 906.50 54.63 22 Jowar KR Yemmiganur 26 ED Rice 1,309.56 90.24 23 Jowar KR Yemmiganur 28 ED Rice 1,188.15 117.76 24 Jowar PR Yemmiganur 35 ED Rice 1,120.57 270.74 25- Jowar PR Yemmiganur 28 EA Rice 2,747.40 268.71 722.77 26; Jowar KR Yemmiganur 40 ED, Rice T (17.40) 1,937.23 624.83 451.63 Nl 27' EAG Jowar GC (17.40) PR Yemmiganur 48 ED, Rice T (106.43) 1,917.80 80.94 861.98 N2 28 EAG Jowar TK (106.43) KR Yemmiganur 50 EA, Rice 586.79 T (21.04) 2,421.23 121.41 739.76 29 EAG Jowar W (21.04) Uninhabited 30 PR Dhone 30 EA Rice T (28.33) 2,432.15 167.95 919.04 N5:M1 31 Jowar GC (20.24) W (8.09) PR Dhone 30 ED Rice 624.43 T (43.70) 2,684.68 398.61 566.56 32 Jowar TK (43.70) KR Dhone 40 ED, Rice T (41.28) 1,373.50 1,333.84 33 EAG Jowar TK (41.28) PR Adoni 40 EA Rice T (43.30) 1,103.58 218.53 391.33 N40:M2 34 Jowar TK (43.30) PR Yemmiganur 30 EA Jowar T (.13.76) 2,589.17 3~3.24 652.35 N5 35 Bajra TK (13.76) PR Yemmiganur 30 ED Rice 2,271.09 732.07 Cl:Ti 36 Jowar PR Adoni 26 ED Rice T (18.62) 1,851.03 288.94 37 Jowar o (18.62) PR Adoni 27 ED Rice T (12.55) 1,945.72 535.80 38 Jowar o (12.55) PR Adoni 33 ED Rice T (2.43) 1,836.05 520.02 39 .lowar W (2.43) PR Adoni 31 ED Jowar T (10.12) 2,865.17 235.93 573.03 N5 40 Bajra W (10.12) PR Dhone 30 EA Rice 769.71 T (23.88) 2,209.58 651.54 1,180.06 N4 41 Jowar TK (15.78) W (8.10) KR Dhone 22 EA Jowar T (39.25) 2,249.24 380.00 741. 79 N2 42 Bajra TK (39.25) 126

VILLAGE ; .' ~ KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

------.------Total number of Amenities available (if not available__ ------within the village,__ ------the distance households and i;l broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + KP1s. of the Loca­ Total area population n~arest place where the facility available is given) tion Nameofvillage of the ,--A~-----. r------A ------, Code :village (in House- Popuh- EJUC3- ivL~jjcal Drinking Post and Dayor Communications No> hectares) holds - lion tional water TelegLlph days of (Bus stoiC, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

(1) (2) (3) (-+A) (48) (6) (7) (8) (9)

43 Nallachelimala 4,510.21 480 2,661 p 5-10 O,w PO 10+

44 Pandikona 5,2:'.7.31 844 4,5<}4 PIS) 10+ w FO 5-10 -5

45 Dudekonda 3,908.06 575 3,169 P(3) 10+ W PO,PTO, 5-10 BS Phone

46 lulur 3,035.94 309 1,82X PC) 10+ W PO 10+ -5

47 Nalakadoddi 1,765.64 358 2,147 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

48 Devanabanda 901.23 243 1,223 P,M 10+ W PO,Phone 5-10 BS

49 Chinna Hulthi 1,439.87 215 1,158 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

50 Pedda Hulthi 1,536.59 184 812 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5

51 Pattikonda 4,580.63 2,587 14,274 P(6),M, H,RP(7), W,T PTO, Monday BS H,lC D(A) Phone

52 Chakkaralla 1,733.67 230 1,290 P,M, -5 W PO 5-10 -5 0(2)

53 Mukkella 2,343.93 518 2,946 P RP W PO -5 5-10

54 Linganenidoddi 607.:-:4 17 60 -5 -5 W,O -5 5-10 RS

55 Pendekallu 3,484.74 835 4,542 P(4), HCA), W PO, Tuesday RS,BS M(l),H SMP,D(A) Phone

56 Eddulado.1di 2,S16.20 267 1,590 P -5 W PO J()+ RS,BS

57 Ratana 2,312.49 414 2,199 p 5-10 W PO,PTO 5-10 BS 127

DIRECTORY I, and Land use PATTIKONDA TAJ~UK i. '/ " } .

Land use (i. e., area under d'i{ferent types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- , ___ A , any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated U nirri-gated Culturable Area not religious, . Code to viHage and distance supply food by source waste' available historical or No. ; ~ (in Kms.) for cu1ti~ archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Dhone 30 ED, Jowar 768.50 T (33.59) 3,182.84 393.76 131.52 Narasimhaswamy 43 EO Bajra TK (33.59) Temple, N2:Ml KR Dhone 36 EA ]awar 774.57 T (10.93) 3,202.67 301.49 933.61 44 Bajra TK .(8.50) VI' (1.62) WE (ll.81) PR Adoni 4R EA Jowar 523.66 T (21.86) 2,084.94 821.·92 455.67 N4:Cl;M3:T1 45 Bajra W (13.36) WE (IUO) KR Adoni 37 EA Rice T 01.73) 2,112.86 654.78 256.57 Ashoka 46 Jowar WE (9.71) Inscriptions W (2.02) PR Adoni 29 EA Jowar T (22.66) 1,326.96 227.44 188.58 N6:C2 47 Bajra WE (19.42) W (3.24) PR Adoni 30 EA Rice T (19.42) 787.92 45.73 48.16 N2:Cl:MI:T2 48 Jowar WE t19.42) PR Adoni 34 EA ]owar T (8.91) 1,210.41 111.69 108.86 N4 49 Bajra WE (7.69) W (1.22) KR Adoni 34 EA Jowar T (3.24) 1,365.00 79.32 89.03 N2:Cl 50 Bajra W (2.02) WE (1.22) PR Adoni 40 EA Rice 583.15 T (103.60) 3,317.20 96.72 479.96 C8:M2:T1 51 Jowar TK (67.99) WE (33.99) W (1.62) KR Dhone 45 EA Jowar 74.87 T (10.12) 1,150.92 223.79 273.97 Nl:Ml 52 Bajra TK (6.47) WE (2.43) W 0.22) KR Dhone 26 EA Jowar T (27.52) 1,914.56 54.23 347.62 Nl 53 Bajra TK (27.52) PR Dhone 24 Jowar 423.70 178.47 54 Bajra PR Dhone 26 EA Rice 494.53 T (16.19) 1,957.86 136.78 879.38 N6 55 Jowar WE (HI.52) TK (5.67) PR Dhone 35 EA Jowar 146.50 T (33.59) 1,212.84 564.13 859.14 N2:Tl 56 Bajra TK (15.38) WE (12.95) W (5.26) PR Gooty 30 EA Jowar 93.48 T (32.38) 1,909.71 62.32 224.60 N3:M3:Tl 57 Bajra TK (21.05) WE (11.33) 128

VILLAGE

.. u.KNUOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms., and 10+ Kms. of the Loca· . Total area popuhitron nearest place where the facility available is given) tiGn ;Name, of 'village of the ,--A--"", , A Co~ .... i village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications""' No. , -~- '~. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph da\'s of (Bus stoP. Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

-(I) (1) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

58 Putcbaka- . 1,463.34 228 1,236 P(2) -5 W PO -5 -5 yalamaaa

59 Hosur 3,691.94 732 3,862 P(2),M RP W,HP, PO,TO, 5-10 BS T PTO,Phone

60-' Buruzuii; 2,199.87 J94 1,006 P,M -5 HP,W,T PO 5-JO :OS

61 Maddikera 2,959.86 Unillhabited ,(North) . 62 Maddikera 2,933.96 Unillhabited (West) 63 Maddiker.a 3,250.83 2,071 11 ,093 P(8),M H, W,HP, PO,PTO, 5-10 BS,RS (East) SMP(7) T Phone

~ Maddikera 1,518.38 627 3,386 P(2), D W PO,TO, 5-10 BS Agraharam M,O PTO,Phone 65 Edavali 1,696.44 128 660 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS (' . 66 Hampa 4,074.77 470 2,767 peS) -5 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

67 Peravali 4,765.16 955 5,190 P(3),M RP(4) W,HP PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO,Phone

68. Tugguli 4,612.60 698 3,764 P(2) , PHS,RP W,HP PO, TO, 10+ BS,RS H,M(2) PTO,Phone

69 Chennampalle 5,773.64 591 3,230 P(7) -5 W,HP PO 10+ -5

70 Kandamakuntl a 2,676.99 314 1,837 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

71 Pagidlroy 1,933.58 454 2.549 P(3) H,MCW, W,HP PO -5 BS PHC

72 Jonnagiri 3,636.09 734 4,113 P(2), -5 W PO,TO, Sunday BS M(2),H PTO,Phone

73 Gooty Erragudi 3,348.77 479 3,818 P 5-10 W PO -5 BS 129

DIRECTORY and Land use PATTlKONDA TALUK

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,--- A ., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code 10 village and distan.:e supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) m) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) ell

KR Guntak;'l 27 EA Jowar T (9.71) 1,419.23 12.14 22.26 N3 58 Korra WE (8.09) W (l.62) PR Gunt:lkal 27 EA Rice T (6.88) 3,528.44 4.86 151. 76 N4 59 Jowar WE (5.26) W (1.62) PR Guntabl 22 EA lowar 1,960.70 138.00 101.17 N3:Ml 60 Korra Uninhabited 61

Uninhabi ted 62 ,- PR GuntakcJ 8 EA Rice T (46.54) 2,792.32 176.44 235.53 N20:CJ:M6 6J) Jowar W (42.90) TK (3.64) PR Guntakal 15 ED, Rice T (9.71) 1,460.11 48.56 Nl:MI:Tl 64 EAG lowar W (9.71) PH Guntakal 16 ED, Rice T (9.31) 1,587.98 0.41 98.74 NI 65 EAG Jowar TK (9.31) PR Guntakal 16 EA Rice T (8.09) 2,225.77 494.93 1,345.98 N2:Cl:Ml 66 Jowar W (8.09) PR Guntakal 22 EA Rice T (101.17) 4,213.58 202.75 247.66 N5:M3:T1 67 Jowar W (83.37) TK (16.19) PR Gooty 26 EA Rice 622.00 T (52.61) 3,090.98 27.93 819.08 NI:CI:TI 68 lowar TK (36.42) W (!6.19j KR Gooty 27 ED, Rice 101.17 T (80.53) 3,605.34 75.68 1,910.92 Ml 69 EAG Jowar TK (80.53) ?R Gooty 22 ED, Rice 658.83 T (4.45) 1,475.08 470.24 N2 70 EAG Jowar Vi (4.45) PR Gooty 19 EA Rice T (42.90) 1,579.08 16.99 294.61 Tl 71 Jowar TK (40.47) W (2.43) PR Gooty 15 EA Rice T (107.24) 3,210.77 259.00 59.08 K3:Cl;M3 72 Jowar TK (91.05) W (16.19) .PR Gooty 10 ED Rice 243.62 T (37.23) 2,457.65 85.80 524.47 Nl 73 .lowar W (24.28) TK (12.95) ALUR TALUK ,I !I fl

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1981 Name of village 1981 Name of village Location Location Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2) 48 Alur '1 Kundanagurthy 59 Amruthapuram 19 Kurukunda 24 Angaskal 67 Kuruhalli 49 Arikera 60 Kurulehalli 40 Aspari 11 Lingadahalli 57 Ballur 86 Bantanahal 68 Machanur 65 Bapuram 14 Maddilingadahalli 89 Beldona 88 Mallikarjunahalli 33 Benigera 25 Manekurthi 80 Bevinahal 46 Marakattu 50 Bilehal 3 Marlamadiki 51 Bolugota 76 Medehal 71 Molagahalli 28 Chagi 21 Muddanageri 32 Chigali 4 Muddatamagi 16 Chinnagonehal 54 Mugumangondi 17 Chinna Harivanam 44 Musanahalli 43 Chinna Hothur 8 Chinna Hyata 18 Naganathanahalli 77 Chinthakunta 72 Nagaradona 92 Chippagiri 2 Nagarakanvi 37 Chirumandoddi 31 Nagarur 38 Chokkanahalli 94 Nancharla 29 Naranapuram 30 Danapuram 90 Nemakal 83 Degalahal 20 Neraniki 93 Doulathapuram 63 Nitravatti

6 Gajjehalli 64 Pachara hall i 26 Gonehal 13 Peddagonehal 61 Gulyam 42 Pedda Hotbur 84 Gummanur 9 Pedda Hyata 66 Halaharvi 74 Ramadurgam 36 Haligera 69 Hardageri 55 Sammathageri 70 Hathibelagal 39 Sankarabanda 12 Hebattam 82 Seedarahal 5 Holalagundi 58 Siddapuram 1 Honnur 78 Sirugapuram 23 Hulebeedu 53 Suluvoy 15 Ingaladahal 34 T angaradona 62 Jangamara Hosalli 73 Thimmapuram 41 Joharapuram 47 Thumbalabeedu 35 Tburvagal 75 Kaminahal 81 Tsakibanda 27 Kammara.::hedu 22 Karidiguddam 7 Vandavagili 45 Katriki 52 Virupapuram 85 Khajipuram 56 Kogilathota 10 Yellarthi 79 Kokkarachedu 87 Yerur

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VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of. Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms .. , and 10+ Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest plaee where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the ,---A---.• ,------·----A ------..... Code village (in House- Popula- Eduea- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectates) holds dOll tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

(1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5 ) (6) (7) (8) (10)

Honnur 522.45 83 415 P 5-10 W,TW PO 5-10 5-10

2 Nagarakanvi 365.03 41 242 P 5-10 W,R -5 5-10 5-10

3 Marlamadiki 744.62 126 675 P -5 W,T PO,PTO, 5-10 BS Phone 4 M uddatamagi 747.05 132 780 P 5-10 W,C 5-10 5-10 5-10

5 Holalagundi 4,861.88 1,334 7,341 P(4), D,MCW W,C PO,TO, Monday BS M,H PTO • Gajjehalli 2,587.55 409 2,159 P PHS R,W PO, Phone 7 Vandavagili 2,802.85 390 2,329 P -5 W,C,R PO,PTO, 5-10 BS Phone 8 Chinna Hyata 1,435.01 188 1,051 P(2) -5 W PO -5 BS

9 Pedda Hyata 1,482.36 68 405 P -5 W,TW -5 -5 BS·

10 Yellarthi 2,352.84 324 1,895 P 5-10 W,TW PO,PTO, 5-10 BS Phone 11 Lingadahalli 1,299.04 217 1,124 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-1Q.

12 Hebattam 3,123.36 407 2,269 P(2), W,R PO,TO, 10+ BS M ° PTO,Phone 13 Peddagonehal 1,249.26 135 755 P -5 C,R,W -5 10+ BS

14 Maddilingadahalli 658.02 156 799 P -5 W,C PO, JO+ BS Phone 15 IngaladahaI 418.85 237 1,204 P,M,H D W,R,C PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO,Phone 16 ChinnagonehaI 434.23 74 404 P -5 W,R -5 10+ -5

17 Chinna Harivanam 911.35 189 997 P(2) -5 W,N PO 10+ -5

18 Naganathanahalli 3,549.49 332 1,838 P(2) 5-10 W,S PO,PTO 5-10 BS

19 Kurukunda 1,955.84 241 1,377 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

20 Neraniki 3,753.05 358 2,022 P(2) 10+ W , TW PO, Phone 10+ BS

21 Muddanageri 1,115.72 159 929 P,M 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

22 Karidiguddam 630.50 37 162 P 5-10 H,TW -5 5-10 BS

23 Hulebeedu 2,071 .58 284 1,653 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 133

DIRECTORY and Land use ALUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- , A , an} place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated U nirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeolog~cal vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16; (17 ) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Adoni 42 ED Korra 2.43 T (130.31) 339.13 36.42 14.16 Jowar GC (129.50) TK (0181) KR Adoni 40 Korra T (49.37) 228.24 79.32 8.10 2 Jowar GC (49.37) PR Adoni 37 Korra T (40.06) 511.12 188.58 4.86 Nl:M5 3 Jowar GC (40.06) KR Adoni 37 Korra T (78.51) 419.66 40.47 65.96 Nt 4 Jowar GC (78.5l) PR Adoni 32 ED Korra 208.41 T (466.20) 3,852.19 235.53 99.55 N5:Cl:M3:T3 5 Jowar GC (466.20) PR Adoni 25 ED Korra T (182.11) 2,196.22 202.34 M1:T3 6 Jowar GC (182.11) PR Adoni 24 ED Korra T (46.54) 2,511.88 70.42 174.01 M3:Tl 7 Jowar GC (46.54) PR Adoni 37 Kurra 153.78 1,042.47 34.40 204.36 T1 8 Jowar PR Adoni 38 Kurra 310,80 T (4.~6) 993.50 173.20 9 Jowar TK (4.86) PR Adoni 40 ED Korra 866.02 T (1.62) 1,209.20 127.07 N8:Tl 10 Jowar TK (J .62) FP Adoni 24 Korra 1,133.12 101.17 11 Jowar PR Adoni 19 ED Korra T (12.95) 3,105.15 5.26 Nl:MI:T1 12 Jowar TK (12.95) PR Adoni 22 ED Korra T (2.43) 1,034.37 99.15 113.31 T1 13 Jowar GC (2.43) PR Adoni 22 ED Korra T (87.41) 477.53 93.08 Ml 14 Jowar GC (87.41) PR Adoni 23 EA Korra T (127. JS) 271.14 20.23 CI:Ml:T4 15 Jowar GC (127.48) KR Adoni 11 Korra T (80.53) 252.52 101.17 16 Juwar GC (80.53) KR Ac10ni 8 Korra T (l08.05) 791. 16 12.14 17 Jowar GC (lOS.05) PR Adoni 10 EO Kana 2,324.91 552.S0 671.78 N6 18 Jowar PR Adoni 18 ED Korra 1,793.16 23.88 138.80 19 Jowar PR Adoni 26 Korra 1,216.89 T (13.35) 1,699.68 161.06 662.06 Nl 20 Jowar TK (13.35) PR Adoni 20 EA Korra 764.05 210.84 140.83 N3 21 Jowar PR Adoni 20 Korra 278.83 191.41 160.26 22 Jowar PR Adoni 20 EA Korra T (13.35) 1,824.32 108.46 125.45 23 Jowar W (13.35) 134

VILLAGE

KUR~OOL DISTRICT Ameuities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca- Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given)

------______/o.. ______~ tiOI1 Name of village of the ,--/0..__ , ... Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any \Vater way)

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

24 Angaskal 1.132.71 79 393 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 5-10

:5 Manekurthi 341.55 126 670 P 5-10 W,TW PO BS

26 Gonf;hal 328.60 52 229 P -5 W,T -5 BS

27 Kammarachedu 1,663.25 313 1,615 P(2), PHC, R,W PO 10+ BS M,H MCW 28 Chagi 767.28 76 380 P -5 W -5 5-10 BS

29 Naranapuram 487.64 301 1,660 P -5 W -5 5-1-0 BS

30 Danapuram 888.28 266 1,393 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

31 Nagarur 2,762.38 393 2,113 P(2), 10+ W PO,PTO 10+ RS,BS M,H

32 Chigali 1,505.43 314 1,693 P W,HP PTO 10+ BS

33 Benigera 80S .16 254 1,447 P W,HP -5 5-10 BS

34 Tangaradona 2,OJ9.26 328 1,747 P W,HP PO 10+ BS

35 Thurvagal 601.36 89 415 P 5-10 W -5 -5

36 Haligera 1 ,71 5 .05 202 1,243 P 5-10 \V PO 10+ BS

37 Chirumandoddi 90·L87 152 834 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 BS

38 Chokkanahalli 619.98 23 117 -5 -5 W.HP -5 -5 BS

39 Sankarabanda 445.% 165 883 P -5 W -5 -5 BS

40 Aspari 4,026.21 627 3,573 P,M,H H,D(A) T,W PO. TO, Thursday BS,kS PTO 41 Joharapuram 4,439.80 600 2,914 pel), SMP O,W PO,TO, 10+ BS M,H PTO,Phone 42 Pedda Hothur 4,843.27 569 3,119 P(2) PHS T,W PO,PTO 5-10 BS

43 Chinna Hothur 4,872.40 427 2,564 P,M,H -5 R,W PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO 44 Musanahalli 451.22 152 847 P 5-10 R,W PO 10+ BS

45 Katriki 473.89 74 419 P 5-10 T,W -5 10+ BS l35

DIRECTORY and Land use ALUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca­ ,--____,_____ A ______, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste availahle historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (i 7) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Adoni 22 EA Korra 213.27 T (8.90) 567.37 36.42 306.75 24 Jowar W (8.90) PR Adcni 18 Korra 24.28 260.21 2.02 55.04 N2 25 Jowar PR Adoni 19 Korra 114.93 204.36 9.31 26 Jowar PR Adolli 12 ED Korra 1,479.12 129.09 55.04 N5 27 Jowar PR Adoni 11 Korra T (4.05) 739.76 2.02 21.45 28 Jowar W (4.05) PR Adoni 17 EA Korra 364.62 40.87 82.15 Ml Jowar PR Adoni 6 EA Korra T (26.71) 822.72 8.09 30.76 N4:Ml 301 Jowar TK (14.16) W (12.55) PR Adoni 10 EA Korra 110.08 T (94.70) 2,166.68 124.64 266.28 Tl 31 Jowar WE (70.42) TK (24.28) PR Adoni 11 EA Korra 835.27 567.77 102.39 N4 32 Jowar PR Adolli 10 EA Korra 95.91 T (10.12) 634.14 2.43 65.56 N4:T1 33 Jowar W (10.12) PR Adoni 12 EA Korra T (3.24) 1,687.13 91.86 209.63 N4:TI 34 Jowar TK (3.24) KR Adolli 18 Korra 404.28 65.96 131.12 35 Jowar PR Adolli 15 EA Korra 1,240.76 210.84 262.64 Nl 36 Jowar PR Adoni 15 EA Korra 705.77 15.78 183.32 37 Jowar PR :}doni 18 Korra 50.59 396.59 16.19 156.61 38 Jowar PR Adoni 17 EA Korra 38.44 358.55 10.52 38.45 N2 39 Jowar PR Adoni 18 EA Korra 3,188.51 667.33 170.37 N20 40 Jowar PR Adnoi 25 EA Korra 4,321.22 4.45 102.39 NI5:Cl:M4:T5 41 Jowar PR Adoni 34 EA Korra 4,046.85 394.57 401.85 N4:Ml:T1 42 Jowar FR Adoni 37 EA Korra 4,718.62 67.99 85.79 N4 43 Jowar PR Adoni 12 Korra 427.35 12.14 11. 73 N2 44 Jowar PR Adoni 10 Korra 417.63 25.50 30.76 45 Jowar 136

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population ne3rest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the , __A ___ " ,------A------. Code village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

(1) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

46 Marakattu 875.33 157 970 p -5 w PTO BS

47 Thumbalabeedu 688.77 159 897 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

48 Alur 2,431.75 1,578 8,161 P(4), H,D, W,HP, PO,TO, Wednesday BS M(3), FPC, T PTO,Phone H(2), RP(4) JC,AC, Tr 49 Arikera 2,958.24 359 2,053 P(2) -5 W,HP, PO -5 BS TK

50 Bilehal 2,488.41 199 1,100 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

51 Bolugota 1,530.11 113 642 -5 10+ W,HP -5 5-10 BS

52 Y irupapuram 1,016.57 169 1,0\7 P,O 10+ W PO 5-10 BS

53 SuluYoj 1,730.84300 1,688 P 10+ W 5-10 5-10 BS

54 Mugumallgondi 662.47 32 194 P 10+ W -5 5-10 -5

55 Sammathageri 766.47 98 514 P 5-10 C,W PO 5-JD BS

56 Ko gilathota 1,170.35 158 1,092 P 5-10 R,W PO,Phone 5-10 BS

57 Ballur 784.68 104 6J5 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10

58 Siddapuram 507.07 107 599 P -5 R,W PO 10+ -5

59 Amruthapuram 916.61 73 403 P -5 O,W -5 J(l+ -5

60 Kurulehalli 299.87 36 223 P -5 W -5 5-10 -5

61 Guiyam 1.221.34 869 5,097 P(2),M, RP(4), W,C,T, PO 10+ BS AC(2) MC,Y R,HP 62 Jangamara HosalJi 1,240.76 91 491 P -5 W,HP -5 as

63 Nitravatti 1,364.19 222 1,399 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

64 Pacharahalli 441.5[ 55 296 P 5-10 T,C,W -5 -5 -5

65 Bapuram 1,116.12 156 792 P -5 T,C,W PO -5 BS

66 Halaharvi 3,212.79 408 2,089 P(2), T,HP, PO,TO, 10+ BS M,H e,w PTO,Phone 137

DIRECTORY

nod Land use ALUR TALUK

..... -..-. -~- ..... " Land use (i .e. ,area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- __ A any place of tion l , Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Un irrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source wJ.ste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17 ) (18) (19) (20) 0)

PR Adoni 17 EA Korra 766.88 73.65 34.80 N3 46 Jowar PR Adoni 20 EA Korra 512.33 80.94 95.51 47 lowar PR Adoni 26 EA Korra T (36.42) 2,194.20 4.45 196.68 ·l8 Jowar TK (36.42)

PR Adoni 27 EAG Karra 609.86 T (38.45) 1,725.57 134.76 449.60 N2 4~ Jowar TK (28.33) W (l0.12) PR Adoni 35 EA Korea 426.94 1,718.70 32.78 208.82 N4 50' lowar PR Adoni 40 EAG Korra 793.99 319.30 416.42 MI 51 lowar PR Adoni 38 EA Korra 543.89 390.93 81. 75 NI:T3 52 Jowar PR Adoni 39 ED Korra 323.75 T (3.64) 1,294.99 31.57 N3 53 Jowar TK (3.64) KR Adoni 43 Korra 210.84 426.13 2.43 23.07 S4 lowar PR Adoni 41 ED Korra T (59.49) 446.36 130.31 130.31 TI 55 lowar GC (59.49) PR Adoni 38 ED Korra T (232.69) 854.29 18.62 64.75 N2:T1 56 Jowar GC (232.69) KR Bellary, 30 Korra 1.21 T (106.03) 380.00 210.43 87.01 Nt 57 Karnataka lowar GC (l06.03) KR Bellary, 32 EA Korra T (125.45) 254.95 41.28 42.49 ":N3 58 Karnataka Jowar GC (125.45) FP Bellary, 30 EA Korra 68.80 T (131.93) 184.94 297.04 193.44 NI 59 Karnataka lowar GC (131.93) PR BeHary, 39 EA Korra 242.81 10,12 12.14 N3 60 Karnataka lowar PR Bellary, 35 EA Korra 84.58 T (154.18) 481.57 212.05 172 .80 NI0:Ml:Tl 61 Karnataka lowar GC (154.18) PR Bellary, 37 Kona 21.85 T (184.94) 501.81 314.44 147.71 Sri Chavantipovulu 6:! Karnataka lowar GC (184.94) Gana Chari Mutt, Ml:T4 KR Adoni 38 EA Korra T (J 18.98) 1,088.20 43.70 113.31 Nl 63 lowar TK (118.93) PR Adoni 40 Korra 377.98 32.37 31.16 64 lowar PR Adoni 40 EA Korra I,O}9.40 24.28 72.44 N6 65 lowar PR Guntakal 35 EA Korra 3,018.54 73.25 118.17 N20:C3:M7 66 lowar 138

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the r--A ---, r ------A------, Code Village (in House- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph Days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the Market, W:1Y station, if any \Vater W:1Y)

(1) (2) (3) (-tA) ~4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( iO)

67 Kuruhalli 1,014.90 136 720 P -5 W PO 5-:0 BS

68 Machanur 648.71 69 349 p -5 TK,R, -5 -5 W 69 Hardageri 854.29 254 1,350 P(2), PHC, TK,W PO, TO, 10+ BS M(2),H FPC PTO 70 Hathibelagal 7,328.03 491 2,579 P(3),M -5 W,HP, PO,TO, -5 BS T PTO,Phone 71 Molagahalli 6,417.08 1,103 5,704 P(4), MH, W,T PO,TO, 10+ BS,RS M,H H(l) PTO,Phone T2 ::-"agaradona 1.632.50 328 1,860 P -5 W,TK, PO, 5-10 BS HP Phone

73 Thimmapuram 667.73 75 344 P(3) -5 V,:,HP -5 5-10 -5

74 Ramadurgam 3,813.75 537 2,983 P D T,W PO,PTO 10+ 5-10

75 hall1inahal 1,176.42 162 1,015 P -5 TK,W PO 10+ -5

76 Medehal 1,211 .63 123 602 p -5 W,Tl( PO 10+ BS

77 Chinthakunta 2,876.90 559 2,971 PO),M D TK,W PO 10+ BS

78 Sirugapuram 1,086.17 112 515 P -5 TK,R -5 -5

79 K okbrachedu 218 1,336 P,M,H -5 TK,R PO 10+ BS

80 Bcvinahal 970.84 i 15 562 p -5 W,T PO RS

81 Tsakibanda 1,326.56 185 J ,056 p o w PO RS

82 Seedarahal 520.42 5G 299 P -5 TW -5 5-l() RS

83 Degalahal 1,17:1.66 225 1,320 p -5 W -5 -5

84 Gummanur 2,196.63 302 1,953 P(2) D TK, \\1 PO 1')+ RS

85 Khajipuram 756.76 102 622 P -5 T,TK, PO 5-:0 -5 W 86 Bantanahal 1,222.15 247 1,355 -5 T,HP, PO 5-10 RS C,W 87 Yerur 3,312.75 427 2,388 P(4), SMP T,TK, PO,PTO, 5-10 -5 M,H W Phone 139

DIRECTORY aad Land use ALUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- A I -. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest lrrigated U nirrigated Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(1) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Adoni 35 Korra T (22.66) 833.65 20.64 167.94 67 Jowar TK (22.66) KR Guntakal 32 EAG Korra 571.01 42.09 35.21 68 Jowar PR Guntakal 30 EA Korra 756.76 63.54 33.99 N8:Cl:MI:T2 69 Jowar PR Guntakal 32 EA Korra T (9.31) 6,833.10 485.62 N4 70 Jowar TK (9.31) PR Guntakal40 EA Korra 6,049.63 157.83 209.63 NI2:Cl:Ml:T2 71 Jowar PR Guntakal 24 EA Korra T (28.33) 1,258.16 140.83 205.18 Nl 72 Jowar GC (21.04) W (7.29) KR Guntakal22 ED Korra T (18.21) 523.26 70.41 55.85 7'5 Jowar GC (14.16) W (4.05) KR Guntakal 27 ED Korra T (75.27) 3,001.95 371.50 365.03 74 Jowar GC (75.27) KR Guntakal 30 Korra 1,055.82 86.60 33.99 75 Jowar PR Guntakal28 ED,EO Korra T (4.45) 1,070.39 91.46 45.33 Nl 76 Jowar TK (4.45) PR Guntakal20 ED,EO Korra T (365.43) 1,251.69 7.69 1,252.09 N3 77 Jowar GC (365.43) KR Guntakal 20 ED,EO Korra T (1.2l) 1,027.90 32.37 24.69 78- Jowar W (1.21) PR Guntakal 18 ED Korra T (74.46) 1,004.83 25.09 25.09 7fJ Jowar GC (74.46) PR Guntakal 15 Korra 939.27 1.62 29.95 30 Jowar PR Guntakal 18 Korra 1,204.75 31.16 90.65 81 Jowar PR Guntakal 15 Korra 502.61 0.81 17.00 82 Jowar KR Guntakal 12 EO Korra T (22.66) 1,115.72 10.52 30.76 83 Jowar TK (22.66) PR Guntakal 16 ED Korra T (18.21) 2,049.32 87.01 42.09 84 Jowar GC (18.21) KR Guntakal 8 Korra T (9.71) 707.39 15.38 24.28 Nl 85 Jowar GC (9.71) PR Guntakal 4 Korra T (45.32) 366.64 722.77 87 Al Ml 86 Jowar TK (45.32) PR Guntakal 8 ED,EO Korra T (36.02) 3,135.09 95.91 45.73 N7:T4 87 Jowar GC (36.02) 140

VILLAGE

KURNOOL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Loca­ Total area population nearest place wher.: the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the ,--A---, < ~--A --., Code village (In HOllse- Popula- Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communications No. hectares) holds tion tional water Telegraph days of (Bus stop, Rail- (potable) the market, way station, if any Water way)

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

88 Mallikarjunahalli 577 .89 140 890 p -5 TK,R PO ]0+ -5

89 Beldona 2,725.55 442 2,725 P(2) -5 W,TW PO,PTO BS

90 Nemakal 3,993.83 661 3,602 P(2),M, 0 T,HP PO,TO, Monday BS H,O(3) PTO 91 Kundanagurthy 927.54 274 1,405 P -5 TK,W -5 5-10 -5

92 Chippagiri 5,554.70 552 3,263 P,M,H PHC,O W,TW PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO 93 Doulathapuram 995.12 119 646 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

94 Nancherla 1,032.35 352 1,987 P 5-10 w PO,TO, 10+ BS,RS PTO 141

DlRECTORY and Land use ALUR TALUK

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(11) (I 2) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Guntakal 16 Korra T (32.37) 499.79 17.81 23.88 Tl 88 Jowar GC (32.37) PR Guntakal 15 EA Korra T (109.26) 2,063.89 339.53 212.87 89 Jowar GC (109.26) PR Guntakal 22 ED Korra 3,684.25 4.04 305.54 NI5:CI:T1 90 Jowar PR Guntakal 12 ED Korra T (0.81) 881.40 14.98 30.35 91 Jowar W (0.81) PR Guntakal 8 ED, Korra T (97.93) 4,157.32 959.51 339.94 M3 92 EAG Jowar GC (97.93) PR Guntakal 6 ED Korra 849.43 139.62 6.07 93 Jowar PR Guntakal 6 ED Korra 835.67 139.21 57.47 Ml 94 Jowar 142

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APPENDIX - II

LAND UTILISATION DATA IN RESPECT OF NON-MUNICIPAL TOWNS (CENSUS TOWNS)

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) SI. Name of town and taluk ,----·---'------A -----....". No. within brackets Total Area Forest Irrigated by Unirrigaled Cullurable waste Area not available source (including gauch.u for cultivation and groves)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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APPENDIX - III

STATEMENT SHOWING THE LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE ALL THE AMENITIES OTHER THAN DRINKING \VATER ARE NOT AVAILABLE

Name of Taluk L.C.No. Name of Village (I) (2) (3)

Adoni 7 B. Bommalapuram 49 Pendekal

Kodumur M. Somapuram 147

APPENDIX - IV

A-SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Schduled L.':. Nnn of Village L.C. Nam~ of Village L.C. N:lme of Village L.C. Name of Village -Castes population No. No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

ADONITALUK

0-5* 12 Gudikambali 16 Gothuladoddi 25 Dibbanadoddi 47 Nelakosigi 54 Hulikanvi 59 Urukunda 68 Kamavaram 74 Peddakadabur 76 Mykadona 78 Ballekallu 87 Ganekal 122 Virupapuram

6-10 2 Kachapuram 6 Agasanur 18 Arlebanda 20 Moogaladoddi 21 Chirthanakal 34 Thippaladoddi 35 Karani 39 Nadichagi 48 Kosigi 56 Peekalabetta 69 Gavigattu 72 Muchigiri 91 Manthriki 97 Kapati 98 Arikal 107 Baladur 121 Huvvanur

11-15 19 Kamandoddi 27 Bompalle 32 Duddi 40 Mylinganur 44 Chirtapalle 46 Vandagallu 50 Chintakunta 51 PaIIipadu 57 Gowdagallu 73 Kallukunta 77 Nowlakal 79 Kuppagal 82 Upparahal 93 Rangapuram 104 Santhekudlur 105 Pedda Harivanam

16-20 Rampuram 4 Thumbiganur 5 Sathanur 10 Vallur 22 lampapuram 24 Kaggallu 28 BeiagalIM 45 Mallanahatti 55 BapaJadoddi 61 Agasaladinne 66 Kowthalam 70 Pedda Tumblam 75 Chinna_Kadabur 81 Badinehal 85 G. HosoUi 86 Thovi 89 lalibenchi 94 Tarapuram 119 Mandagiri

2:-30 3 Naranapuram 7 Batrabommalapuram 8 Kandukur 13 MaraIi 15 Kumbalanur 17 Halvi 23 Iranagallu 26 Basapuram 30 Sajjalagudam 36 Chudi 37 Podalakunta 38 Katriki 41 Lingaladinne 42 Madire 43 Sulekeri 58 lumaladinne 60 Bantakunta 62 Dombaladinne 63 Veerladinne 65 Kowthalam Rowdur 80 Yerigeri 84 HanavaI 90 Doddanakeri 103 Madire 115 Sambagallu 116 Basarakodu 118 Dibbanakallu

31+ 64 Bapuram 96 Pesalabanda 99 Bychigeri 101 Isvi 102 Kadithota 108 Basapuram 117 Salakalakonda 120 Gonabhavi

YEMMIGANUR TALUK

0-5* 20 Sunkeswari 27 Garladinne 34 Ralladoddi 41 Dharmapuram 44 Sowlahalli 55 Devibetta

6-10 17 Kalludevakunta 32 K. Timmapuram 40 Mugathi 45 Malapalle 54 Kotekal

11-15 4 Nandikyrawadi 7 Peddakothiliki 21 Budur 24 Nandavaram 36 Gudikal 43 H. Thimmapuram 48 Kambaladinne 49 Jalawadi 51 Hissarimuravani

16-20 3 Manchala 14 Kanakaveedu 16 lbrahimpuram 18 Sugur 22 Chilakaladona 28 Daivamdinne 29 Ponakaladinne 31 Pesaladinne

,. Excludes villages with no Scheduled Castes population 148

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A-SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of SchedUled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. No. (Percentags) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

YEMMIGANUR TAL UK (Coneld.)

16-20 33 Parlapalle 35 Kadimetta 42 Halahaivi 46 Pannandoddi 50 Kambadahal

21-30 1 Madhavaram 5 Gangavaram 8 Chinna Kothiliki 9 Nagaladinne 10 Gurujala 11 Rayachoty 12 T. Samalagudem 19 Rachamarri 25 Soganur 26 T. Sallakudiur 37 Kalugotla 52 Banavasi 53 Malkapuram

31+ 2 ChetnihaJle 15 PooJal:hinta 23 Machapuram 30 Enigabala 47 Singarajanahalli

KODUMUR TALUK

0-5* 12 Mallapuram 22 Regadikhanapuram

6-10 17 Burandoddi 31 Kodumur

11-15 2 Palukudoddi 16 Kamdadahal 18 Brahmanadoddi 25 Budidapadu 26 Penchikalapadu 28 Chanugondla 33 Yerradoddi 37 Gorantla

16-20 3 Gundrevula 7 R. Konthalapadu 10 Basavapuram 11 Remata 15 C. Belagal 19 Julekal 27 Pyalakurthi 29 Pulakurthi 32 Mudumalagurthy 34 Amadaguntla 35 Anugonda 36 Laddagiri

21-30 4 Kondapuram 6 Sunkesula 13 Munagala 14 Polakal 21 Gudur 30 Varkur

31+ M. Somapuram 5 Kothakota 8 Edurur 9 G. Singavaram 23 Gudipadu 24 K. Nagulapuram

KURNOOL TALUK

0-5* 1 Panchalingala 16 Gargeyapuram 56 Kalva

6-10 34 Kannamadakala 35 Vorvokal 41 Bollavaram 53 Thippayapalle 60 Komarole

11-15 2 E. Thandrapadu 12 Gondiparla 22 Salkapuram 26 Pedda Tekur 27 Dupad 32 Puricherla 33 Kethavaram 36 Meedivemula 40 Bastipadu 43 Remadur 46 Ulindakonda 48 Yaparlapadu 57 Hussanapuram

16-20 7 Nidzur 15 Diguvapadu 20 Pandipad 25 Markapuram 28 ThadakanapaJIe 30 Nannur 42 Pusulur 47 Chetlamallapuram 54 Sakunala 55 Brahmanapalle 59 Somayaj ula palle

21-30 8 Ulchala 10 KaJlur 13 Devamada 14 Pudur 18 PasupuJa 21 Lakshmipuram 23 A. GokuJapad 24 ParIa 31 Rudravaram 37 Loddipalle 39 Chinnatekur 44 Konganapadn 45 ~ayakal 49 Uyyalawada 51 N. KOllthalapadu 149

APPENDIX - IV (Coned.)

A - SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L. C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

KMRNOOLTALUK ( Concld.)

31 + 5 Mamidalapadu 6 Munugalapadu 9 Peddapadu 17 Noothanapalle 19 Dinnedevarapadu 29 B. Thandrapadu 38 Bodduvanipalle 50 Uppalapadu 52 Guttapadu 58 Palakolanu

NANDlKOTKUR TALUK

0-5* 44 Byrapuram

6-10 23 Malyala 31 Damagatla

11-15 24 Bijinavenmla 37 Devanur 38 Chintalapalle 41 Midthur 50 Tarigopula

16-20 1 Murvakonda 3 Yellala 8 Siddeswaram 11 Musalimadugu' 12 Gummadapuram 13 Pathakota 17 Mandlem 25 Sathanikota 32 Nagaluty 33 Masapeta 36 Chowtkur 43 Thimmapuram. 51 Tudicherla 55 Talamudipi

21-30 4 Mutchumarri 5 Palamarri 6 Beeravolu 7 Sangameswaram 9 Veerabhadradurgam 10 Erramatam 14 Tatipadu 16 Tangadancha 18 Lakshmapuram 19 Pagidyala 20 Konidyala 26 Allur 28 Bollavaram 29 Vaddemanu 30 Brahmanakotkur 34 Kadumur 35 Bannur 39 Jalakanur 40 Sunkesula 45 Veepanagandla 46 Tartur 47 Parumanchala 49 Bannur 52 Korrapolur 54 Rollapad

31 + 2 Veerapuram 21 Nagatur 42 Cherukucherla 48 Lingapuram 53 Alaganur

ATMAKUR TALUK

0-5* 6 Battuvanipalle 16 Siddapuram

6-10 10 Nandikllnta 15 Pinnapuram 18 Siddepalle 29 Regadigudur 33 Vempenta R.F.5 Bairluty GlIdem

11-15 3 Jutur 12 Kurukllnda 17 Krishnapuram 26 Mittakandala 27 Maddur 36 Velgode R.F.l Pecheruvugudem R.F.2 Srisailam Guda and Sugali Tanda

16-20 9 Kothapall 11 Guvvalakunta 21 Dudyala 30 Velpanur 34 Bhanumukka1a 37 Boyarevula 38 Mothukllr

21-30 1 Ganapuram 2 Thummaluru 5 Edurupadu 7 Gokavaram 8 Sivapuram 13 Vadla Ramapuram 14 Indireswram 20 Karivena 22 Iskala 24 Chelimella 25 Pamulapadu 28 VanaJa 32 Gunthakandala

31 + 4 Kokkerancha 19 Atmakur 31 Abdullapuram 35 Nallakalva ISO

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A- SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

RangeofScheduld L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. No. (Percentags) (1) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

NANDYAL TALUK

0-5* 21 Gorkallu 34 Bheemavaram 44 Thimmapuram 49 Bhupanapadu 51 Gonavaram 52 Maddur 56 Noonepalle

6-10 1 Gani 17 Gadigarevula 19 Koratamaddi 24 Pan yam 25 Pinnapuram 26 Thammarajupalle 29 Balapanur 33 Pulimaddi 35 Y crraguntla 39 Ayyavarikodur 40 Bayyapukodur 50 Alamur 71 Kothur

11-15 3 Chinnakkapalle 7 Pesaravoy 14 Paramatur 15 Karimaddela 16 Chindukuru 28 Nerawada 36 Kakanur 37 Bandi Atmakur 38 Parnapalle 48 Kowlur 55 Chapirevula 5'7 Kottala 60 Gajulapalle 66 Kanala 69 Mitnala 72 Gaggatur

16-20 2 Manchalakatta 4 Gadivemula 5 BilakaJaguduru 6 Buzanur 12 Ramapuram 13 Santhajutur 18 Thirupadu 20 Durvesi 27 Konidedu 41 Ernapadu 42 Kadamalakalva 43 Bukkapuram 45 Bollavaram 54 Udumalpuram 63 Ayyalur

21-30 8 Bhojanam 10 Narayanapuram 11 GalichennayapaJem 30 Polur 47 Nandyal 53 Thogarchedu 59 Basavapuram 61 Gopavaram 62 Nanciipalle 67 Pusulur 68 Brahmanapalle

31 + 9 Pedda Devalapliram 22 Kondajlltur 31 Munagala 32 Royamalpuram 58 Thammadapalle 64 Maseedupuram 65 Chabolu 70 Anupur

ALLAGADDA TALUK

0-5* 2 Boyalakuntla 20 Sirvel 61 S. Lingamdinne 65 Kothakandukur 80 Rajoli 84 Peddavangali R.F·1 Ahobilam

6-10 16 Jillella 21 Beeravolu 52 Ahobilam 62 Path akandukur 68 MuthyaJapadu 70 Godigenur 72 ThodendJapalle 7~ Nelampad 82 ChagalamJrri 83 Chinthalacheruvu R.F.2 Pacherla

11-15 3 G,m;;,waram 7 S. Nclgulavaram '23 Sreerangapuram 25 Pedda Kambaloor 29 Erraguntala 3i Yellur 43 Chilakaloor 15 Gopalapuram 46 G .Jambuladinne 48 MuL1aloor 50 Alamoor 53 Bachapalle 54 R.Krishnapuram 56 Obulampalk 58 Gubagundam 67 Chinna Bodanam 69 Dant la vani penta 76 Maddur 85 Chinnavangali

16-20 8 M. Chinthakunta ') Jullel)llle Id Govindapalle 26 Chinna Kambaloor 36 Bathaloor 39 Rlldravaram 60 Fedda Chintakunta

21-30 1 Mahadevapuram 4 Chennllr 5 Sambavaram 6 Deebaguntla 10 Pa'&urepadu \S Gosapadu 19 KaminenipaHe 22 Kotakonda 24 Ellavathula 30 Kotapadu 32 M. Krishnapuram 33 Jeenepalle 35 Gumparamandinne 37 Erragudidillne 38 Kondamayapalle 40 T .Lingamdinne 151

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A _ SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L. C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Populatian No. No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 0) (2)

ALLAGADDA TALUK (Cone/d.)

21-30 42 Chandaloor 44 NallagatJa 47 Mandaloor 57 Padakandla 73 Peddabodhanam 77 Kalugotlapalle 79 Gotlur

31 + 11 Tellapuri 12 Rayapadu 13 S. Kulur 14 Vantivelagala 17 Kanalapalle 27 Velagalapalle 28 Perur 34 Venikamdinne 41 R.Nagulavaram 49 Narasapuram 51 Mittapalle 55 Yadawada 59 Devarayapuram 66 Chinthakommadinne 71 Settiveedu 78 Brahmanapalle 81 Mallavemula

KOILKUNTLA TALUK

0-5* 33 Lingamdinne 39 Mangapalle 90 Reddivari lambaladinne

6-10 3 Junuthala 8 Thollamadugu 9 Chennampalle 10 Chintalayapalk 17 Nandipadu 20 Boyala Uppalur 22 Erragudi 23 Peddaventhurla 35 Alluru 36 Kothapalle 48 Natlakothur 52 Velagatur 54 Bijinavemula 60 Revanur 62 KalugotJa 67 BurrareddipaIle- 69 Kondapuram 79 Uyyalawada 80 Suddamalla 91 Kakarawada

11-15 2 Uppalapadu 4 Petnikota 5 Thummalapenta 7 Korumanipalle 12 Kolimigundla 24 Perusomula 37 Sanjamala 51 Koilkuntla 55 Pedda Kopperla 57 Vallampadu 68 Arjunapuram 78 Papampalle 81 Mayaluru 82 Govindapalle 84 Bodemmanur 86 Kondupalle

16-20 18 Thimmanayunipeta 21 Hanumanthagundam 25 Kotapadu 26 Sunkesula 38 Kanala 44 Bondaladinne 58 Lingala 59 Gundupapala 63 U ppuneela Govindinne 66 Chakarajuvemula 71 Kampamalla 73 Kristipadu 75 Gulladurthi 77 Padigepadu 85 Injedu 92 Nossam

21-30 Kunukuntla 11 Itikela 14 Singavaram 27 AkumaUa' 28 Alvakonda 31 Giddalur 40 Mukkamalla 42 Eggoni 43 Mudigodu 45 Vasanthapuram 46 Hothramandinne 47 Kamalapuri 53 Amadala 64 loladarasi 65 Bheemunipadu 70 Dor~padu 72 Pottipadu 74 Harivaram 76 Narsepalle 88 Pedda Emmanur

31 + 6 Abdullapuram 13 Belum 16 Kalvatala 34 Thudumaladinpe 41 Muchalapuri 49 Sowderdinne 56 Chinnakopperla 83 Rupanagudi 87 Sarvaipalle

BANGANAPALLE TALUK

0-5* 26 Gulamaliabad 29 Cherlokothur

6-10 2 Nandivargam 5 Jillela 6 Thimmapuram 9 Hussainapuram 12 Meerapuram 20 Pandlapuram 27 Pasupula 51 Sangapatnam

11-15 1 Ramatheertham 7 Cherupalle 15 Nandavaram 37 Jl1uruko~ha peta 47 Owk 152

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A - SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. No. (Percentags) (1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2)

BANGANAPALLE TALUK (Coneld.)

16-10 17 Tangatoor 23 Pat;lapad 28 Vajragiri 36 Kapulapalle 44 Gandlasingavaram 48 Chennampalle

21-30 3 Beeravole 4 Palakuru 10 Yerragudi 11 Katikavanikunta 13 Ennakandla 14 Venkatapuram 16 Vittalapuram 18 Appalapuram 22 YagantipaJle 24 Jwalapuram 25 Krishnagiri 30 Ramavaram 34 MittapaJle 35 Kypha 42 Vemulapadu 43 Annavaram 50 Singanapalle 52 Cherlopalle 53 Ramapuram 54 Chanugondla

31+ 19 Sankalapuram 39 Niluvugondla 40 Thammadapalle 45 Mettupalle 46 N itchenametla 49 Sivavaram

DHONE TALUK

0-5* 20 Shotrium Gunda1a 21 . Chan ugondla 26 Shotrium Rangapuram

6-10 2 Pothugal 10 Amakathadu 18 Katarkonda 19 Eddupenta 24 Vengalampalle 25 Peapalle 30 Pothidoddi 36 Nereducherla 37 Racherla 38 Munimadugu 43 Devarabanda 56 Lanjabanda 64 Ramallakota

;l1-1S 3 Agaveli 4 Yerukalacheruvu 5 Krishnagiri 8 Thogarchedu 9 Cherukulapahad 12 Chenchuyerragudi 14 Alamkonda 15 Chityal a 16 Venkatapuram 23 Peddapodilla 31 lakkasanikuntla 32 Gudipadu 34 Kommumarri 40 Jaladurgam 41 Mettupalle 42 Kothakota 44 Ungaranigundla 48 Dhone 49 Udumalapad 63 Mallepalle 65 Pullagummi 66 Kalugotla 69 Muddavaram 72 Bethamcnerla 75 Gutupalle 76 Kothapalle

16-20 7 TallagokulapaJ 11 Kambalapadu 13 Lakkasagaram 22 Kothaburuju 33 Chandrapalle 35 Burugula 39 Madhavaram 46 Malkapuram 50 Jagadurthi 52 Bogole 57 Narasapuram 58 PendeLl 62 Narlapuram 67 Bukkapuram 74 Rangapuram

.21-30 1 Mannegunta 17 Yapadinne 27 Kalachatla 45 Kotcheruvu 47 Shotrium Valasala 51 Kamaganikuntla 53 Sudepalle 55 Govardhanagiri 59 Sarparajapuram 61 Veldurthi 68 Emboy 70 Kolumulapal\e 77 Ambapuram

31+ 6 ShotriumYerragudi 54 Shotrium Perumula 60 Shotrium Boyanapalle 73 Gollagutta

PATTlKONDA TALUK

0-5* 52 Chakkaralla 64 Maddikera Agraharam

<6-10 8 Thippanur 9 Lingamdinne 17 Kandanathi 19 Mulugundam 29 Kappatralla 31 Kotakonda 32 Chellelichelamala 37 Yatakallu 153

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A - SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST 'OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

.Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Villag~ L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Populatian No. No. No. No. (Percentages) (I) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

PATTlKONDA TAL UK (Coneld.)

6-10 41 Gundlakonda 44 Paridikona 51 Pattikonda 57 Ratana 67 Peravali 68 Tuggali 69 ChennampaUe 70 Kandamakuntla 73 Gooty Erragudi

11-15 3 Kulumala 5 Gonegondla 11 Machapuram 18 Chinnapendekal 20 Dadadudikotakonda 27 Palakurthi 33 Jilledubudakala 42 BOl\_dimadugula 43 Nallachelimala 45 Dudekllnda 47 Nalakadoddi 56 Edduladoddi 58 Putchakayalamada 59 HO$ur 60 Buruzula 63 Maddikera (East) 65 Edavali 66 Hampa 72 Jonnagiri

16-20 Alawala 4 Peddamarriveedu 6 Handrikhyrawadi 10 Kurnur 12 Errabadu 16 Kadivella 21 Karumanchi 26 Ternekallu: 34 Devanakonda 35 Kunkanur 40 Velamakur 46 Jutur 49 Chinna Hultbi 50 Pedda Hulthi S3 Mukkella 54 Linganenidoddi 71 Pagidiroy

21-30 2 Peddanelatur 7 Vemugodu 13 Neruduppala 14 Iranbanda 15 Ganjihalli 22 Bandameedi Agraharam 23 Byaluppala 24 Banavanur 25 Potlapadu 28 Karivemula 36 Khyruppala 38 Billekallu 39 Muthukur 48 Devanabanda 55 Pendekallu

31+ Nil

ALURTALUK

0-5* 4 Muddatamagi 22 Karidiguddam 58 Siddapuram 68 Machanur 76' Medehal 78 Sirugapuram 83 Degalahal

6-10 5 Holalagundi 7 Vandavagili 20 Neraniki 24 Angaskaf 41 Joharapurarn 47 Thumbalabeedu 49 Arikera 50 Bilehal 51 Bolugota 52 Virupapuram 59 Amruthapuram 61 Gulyam 62 Jangamara Hosalli 63 Nitravatti 65 Bapuram 73 Thimmapuram 80 Bevinahal 84 Gummanur 86 Bantanahal 87 Yerur 90 Nemakal 91 Kundanagurthy

11-15 11 Lingadahalli 12 Hebattam 18 Naganathanahalli 19 Kurukunda 25 Manekurthi 33 Benigera 37 Chirumandoddi 39 Sankarabanda 40 Aspari 42 Pedda Hothur 48 Alur 53 Suluvoy 67 Kuruhalli 70 Hathibelagal 72 Nagaradona 74 Ramadurgam 75 Kaminahal 79 Kokkarachedu 82 Seedarahal 88 Mallikarj unahalli 89 Beldona 93 Doulathapuram

16-20 1 Honnur 6 Gajjehalli 8 Chinna Hyata 9 Pedda Hyata 16 Chinnagonehal 21 Muddanageri 29 Naranapuram 34 Tangaradona 36 Haligera 43 Chinna Hothur 44 Musanahalli 46 Marakattu 154

APPEND1X - IV (Concld.)

A-SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Schduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes population No. No. No. No. (Percentages) (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) --.(2) ALUR TALUK (Coneld.)

16-20 55 Sammathageri 56 Kogilathota 64 Pacharahalli 66 Halaharvi 69 Hardageri 77 Chinthakunta 85 Khajipuram 92 Chippagiri 94 Nancharia

21-30 2 Nagarakanvi 13 Peddagonehal 14 Maddilingadahalli 17 Chinna Harivanam 23 Hulebeedu 26 Gonehal 27 Karnmarachedu 30 Danapurarn 31 Nagarur 32 Chigali 35 Thurvagal 71 Moiagahalli 81 Tsakibanda

..31+ 3 Marlamadiki 10 Yellarthi 15 Ingaladahal 28 Chagi 45 Katriki 155

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B - SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION 01' SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. No. (percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2)

ADONITALUK

0-5· 1 Rampuram 2 Kachapuram 8 Kandukur 12 Gudikambali 15 Kumbalanur 17 Halvi 22 Jampapuram 24 KaggaIIu 26 Basapuram 27 Bompalle 28 Belagallu 30 Sajjalagudam 32 Duddi 44- Chirtapalle 48 Kusigi 55 Bapaladoddi 59 Urukunda 60 Bantakunta 62 Dombaladinne 66 Kowthalam 68 Kamavaram 69 Gavigattu 70 Pedda Tumbalam 71 Chinna Tumbalam 72 Muchigiri 73 Kallukunta 74 Pedda Kadabur 78 Bal!t:kallu 79 Kuppagal 80 Yerigiri 81 Badin~al 82 Upparahal 83 Kuntanahal 84 Hanaval 87 Ganekal 88 Pandavagallu 101 Isvi 105 Pedda Harivanam 108 Basapuram 122 Viupapuram

6-15 42 Madire

16-25 Nil

26-35 Nil

36-50 Nil

51+ Nil

YEMMIGANUR TALUK

0-5* 2 Chetnihalle 9 Nagaladinne 11 Rayachoty 12 T _Samalagudern 14 Kanakaveedu 18 Sugur 20 Sunkeswari 21 Budur 22 Chilakaladona 24 Nandavaram 28 Daivamdinne 32 K. Timrnapuram 33 Parlapalle 35 Kadimetta 36 Gudikal 37 Kalugotla 40 Mugathi 43 H. Thimrnapuram 45 Malapalle 48 Kambaladinne 49 Jalawadi 51 Hissarimuravani 55 Devibetta

6-15 Madhavaram

16-25 Nil

26-35 Nil

36-50 46 Parmandoddi

51+ Nil

KODUMUR TALUK

0-5* 2 Palukudoddi 3 Gundrevula 4 Kondapuram 14 Polakal 16 Kambadahal 21 Gudur 23 Gudipadu 24 K.Nagulapuram 26 Pen chikal apadu 27 Pyalakurthi 2& Chanugondla 29 Pulakurthi 36 Laddagiri 37 Gorantla .. Excludes village with no Scheduled Tribe population . 156

APPENDIX-IV (Contd.)

B - SCHEDULED TRIBES

LlST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L. C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2)

KODUMUR TALUK (COlic/d.)

6-15 17 Burandoddi 31 Kodumur

16-25 Nil

26-35 Nil

36-50 Nil

51+ Nil

KURNOOLTALUK

0-5* 5 Mamidalapadu 7 Nidzur 8 Ulehala 9 Peddapadu 10 Kallur 13 Devamada 14 Pudur 16 Gargeyapuram 19 Dinnedevarapadu 21 Lakshmipuram 27 Dupad 30 Nannur 31 Rudravaram 35 Vorvokal 39 Chinnatekur 41 Bollavaram 43 Remadur 44 Konganapadu 49 Uyyalawada 53 Thi ppayapalle 54 Sakunala 57 Hussanapuram

'6-15 28 Thadakanapalle 46 Ulindakonda

16-25 55 Brahmanapalle 56 Kalva

26-35 Nil

36-50 Nil

51+ Nil

NANDIKOTKUR TALUK

{)-5* Murvakonda 3 Yellala 4 Mutchumarri 7 Sangameswaram 8 Siddeswaram JI M usalinl'l dugu 13 Pathakota 16 Tangad3ncha 17 Mandlem 19 Pagidyala 20 Konidyala 21 Nagatur 24 Bijinavemula 25 Sathanikota 26 Allur 30 Brahmanakotkur 31 Dam2gatla 33 \1asapeta 39 Jalakanur 41 Midthur 42 Cherukucherla 43 Thimmapuram 45 Veepanagandla 46 Tartur 47 Parum:ll1cha la 4~ Lingapuram 49 Bannur 50 Tarigopula 51 Tudichcrla 54 Rollapad 55 Talamudipi

6-15 9 Veerabhadradurgal11 10 Erramatam 12 GUl11madapural11 29 Vaddemanu

16-25 Nil 26-35 Nil

36-50 Nil

51 + Nil 157

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A - SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

RangeofScheduledL.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2)

ATMAKUR TALUK

0-5* 1 Ganapuram 3 JutUf 4 Kokkerancha 7 Gokavaram 9 Kothapalle 10 Nandikunta 12 Kurukunda 13 Vadla Ramapuram 15 Pinnapuram 17 Krishnapuram 19 Atmakur 20 Karivena 21 Dudyala 22 Iskala 24 Chelimella 26 Mittakandala 27 Maddur 29 Regadigudur 30 Velpanur 31 Abdullapuram 34 Bhanumukkala 36 Velgode 37 Boyarevula 38 Mothukur

6-15 8 Sivapuram 11 Guvvalakunta 18 Siddepalle 25 Pamuiapadu 28 Vanala 32 Gunthakanda la 33 Vempenta 35 Nallakalva R.F.2 Srisailamguda

16-25 14 Indireswaram 16 Siddapuram

26-35 Nil

36-50 R.F.3 Hatakeswaram

51 + R.F.l Pecheruvugudem R.F.4 Nagaiuty Gudem R.F.5 Bairluty Gudem R.F.6 Rudrakodugudem R.F.7 Pangidigude R.F.8 Abbarajukunta- gudem

NANQYAL TALUK

0-5* Gani 4 Gadivemula 5 Bilakalaguduru 6 Buzanur 7 Pesaravoy 11 Galichennayapalem 12 Ramapuram 16 Chindukuru 17 Gadigarevula 19 Koratamaddi 20 Durvesi 22 Kondajutur 26 Thammarajupalle 27 Konidedu 28 Nerawada 29 Balapanur 30 Palur 34 Bheemavaram 35 Yerraguntla 38 Parnapalle 40 Baiyapukodur 41 Ernapadu 42 Kadamalakalva 43 Bukkapuram 44 Thimmapuram 45 Bollavaram 47 Nandyal 48 Kowlur 50 Alamur 51 Gonavaram 52 Maddur 53 Thogarchedu 55 Chapirevula 51s Thammadapalle 60 Gajulapalle 61 Gopavaram 63 Ayyalur 64 Maseedupuram 65 Chabolu 66 Kanala 67 Pusulur 68 Brahmanapalle 69 Mitnala 71 Kothur

6-15 ]0 Narayanapuram 21 Gorkallu 23 Chilakala 24 Pan yam 36 Kakanur 37 Bandi Atamakur 59 Basavapuram

16-25 9 Pedda Devalapuram 158

APPENDiX - IV (Contd.) A-SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTIO~OF SCHEDULED TRIBES ~ - '. --~ TO THE TOTAL POPULATIO)'iJ BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. N arne of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. No. (Percentags) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

NANDYAL TALUK (Concld.)

26-35 3 Chennakkapalle

36-50 Nil

51 + Nil

ALLAGADDA TALUK

0-5· 1 Mahadevapuram 2 Boyalakuntla 5 Sambavaram 6 Debaguntla 7 S.Nagulavaram 10 Pasurepadu 15 Gosapadu 16 Jiliella 19 Kaminenipalle 20 Sirvel 22 Kotakonda 23 Sreerangapuram 25 Pedda Kambaloor 26 Chinna Kambaloor 28 Perur 29 Erraguntala 30 Kotapadu 31 Yellur 32 M.Krishnapurarn 33 Jeenepalle 35 Gumparamandinne 36 Bathaloor 39 Rudravaram 40 T. Lingamdinne 41 R.Nagulavaram 44 Nallagatla 46 G .Jambuladinne 48 Muthaloor 49 Narasapuram 50 Atamoor 51 Mittapalle 54 R. Krishnapuram 55 Yadawada 56 Obuiampalle 57 Padakandla 59 Devarayaputam 60 Pedda Chintakunta 62 Pathakandukur 65 Kothakandukur 70 Godigenur 73 Peddabodhanam . 75 Nelampadu 77 Kolugotlapalle 80 Rajoli 82 Chagaiamarri 83 Chinthalacheruv. 84 Peddavangali 85 CbinnavangaH

6-15 17 Kanalapalle 18 Govindapalle 53 Bachapalle 66 Chinthakommadinne 68 Muthyalapadu 69 Dantlavanipenta 71 Settiveedu 79 Gotlur

16-25 52 Ahobilam

26-35 Nil

36-50 R.F.l Ahobilam R.F.2 Pacheda

51+ Nil

KOILKUNTLA TALUK

0-5· 2 Uppalapadu 4 Petnikota 5 Thummalapenta 7 Korumanipalle 10 Chintalayapalle 11 Itikela 12 Kolimigundla 17 Nandipadu 21 Hanumanthagundam 22 Erragudi 24 Perusomula 26 Sunkesula 27 Akumalla 28 Alvakonda 30 Rama bhadrunipalJe 32 Mikkinenipalle 34 Thudumaladinne 37 Sanjamala 39 Mangapalle 40 Mukkamalla 49 Sowderdinne 51 Koilkuntla 63 Uppuneela Govindinne 64 Joladarasi 65 Bheemunipadu 66 Chakarajuvemula 69 Kondapuram 70 Dorqipadu 71 Kampamalla 75 Gulladurthi 79 Uyyalawada 81 Mayalur 84 Bodemmanur 86 Kondupalle 87 Sarvaipalle 88 Pedda Emmanur 92 Nossam

6-15 20 Boyala Uppa1ur 159

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A - SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. No. (Percentags) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

KOILKUNTLA TALUK (Cone/d.)

16-25 3 Junuthala 8 Thollamadugu 61 Mogalaiuppalur

26-35 Kunukuntla

36-50 Nil

51+ Nil

BANGANAPALLE TALUK

0-5* 2 Nandivargam 4 Palakuru 15 Nandavaram 19 Sankalapuram 23 Pathapad 25 Krishnagiri 29 Cherlokothur 34 Mittapalle 37 lllurukothapeta 39 Niluvugondla 45 Mettupalle 47 Owk 48 Chennampalle 51 Sangapatnam 52 Cberlopalle

6-15 Ramatheertham 3 Beeravole 17 Tangatoor 27 Pasupula 35 Kypha 44 Gandlasingavaram

16-25 28 Vajragiri

26-35 Nil

36-50 Nil

51+ 26 Gulamaliabad 30 Ramavaram 31 Rallakothur

DHONE TALUK

0-5* 1 ·Mannegunta 2 Pothugal 3 Agaveli 4 Yerukala cheruvu 6 Shotriumyerragudi 9 Cherukulapahad 10 Amakathadu 11 Kambalapadu 12 Chenchu Yerragudi 13 Lakkasagaram 14 Alamkonda 15 Chityala 16 Venkatapuram 17 Yapadinne 18 Kartakonda 19 Eddupenta 20 Shotrium Gundala 21 Chanugondla 23 PeddapodiIIa 24 Vengalampalle 25 Peapalle 27 Kalachatla 32 Gudipadu 34 Kommumarri 36 Nereducherla 37 Racherla 39 Madhavaram 40 Jaladurgam 41 Mettupalle 43 Devarabanda 44 U ngaranigundla 45 Kotcheruvu 48 Dhone 49 Udumalapad .51 Kamaganikuntla 52 Bogole 53 Sudepalle 55 Govardhanagiri 56 Lanjabanda 57 Narasapuram 58 Pendekal 60 Shotrium Boyanapalle 61 Veldurthi 64 Ramallakota 65 Pullagummi 68 Emboy 69 Muddavaram 72 Bethamcherla 74 Rangapuram 76 KothapaIIe 77 Ambapuram 160

APPENDIX-IV(Contd.)

B - SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. ~a'11~ of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2)

DRONE TALUK (Coneld.)

6-15 5 Krishnagiri 22 Kothaburuju 30 Pothidoddi 31 lakkasanikuntla 35 Burugula 42 Kothakota 50 Jagadurthi

16-25 Nil

26-35 38 Munimadugu

36-50 26 Shotrium Rangapuram

51+ Nil

PATTI KONDA TALUK

0-5* Alawala 5 G{)negondla 6 Handrikhyrawadi 7 Vemugodu 8 Thippanur 10 Kurnur Il Machapuram 12 Errabadu 17 Kandanathi 18 Chinnapendekal 19 Mulugundam 22 Bandameedi Agraharam 23 Byaluppala 25 Potlapadu 26 Ternekallu 27 Palakurthi 28 Karivemula 29 Kappatralla 31 Kotakonda 32 Chellelichelamala 33 Jilledubudakala 34 Devanakonda 35 Kunkanur 36 Khyruppala 37 Yatakallu 39 Muthukur 40 Velamakur 41 Gundlakonda 43 Nallachelimala 46 Jutur 47 Nalakadoddi 48 Devanabanda 49 Chinna Hulthi 50 Pedda Hulthi 51 Pattikonda 53 Mukkella 55 Pendekallu 56 E4duladoddi 57 Ratana 59 Hosur 63 MaddikeralEast) 64 Maddikera Agraharam 65 Edavali 67 Peravali 68 Tuggali 71 Pagidroy 72 Jonnagiri

6-15 44 Pandikona 45 Dudekonda 66 Hampa

16-25 52 Chakkaralla 69 Chennampalle 70 Kandamakuntla

26-35 Nil

36-50 73 Gooty Erragudi

51+ Nil

ALUR TALUK

0-5* 5 Holalagundi 6 Gajjehalli 8 Chinna Hyata 11 Lingadahalli 12 Hebattam 13 PeddagonehaJ 15 IngaJadahal 18 Naganathanahalli 19 Kurukunda 25 Manekurthi 29 Naranapuram 31 Nagarur 34 Tangaradona 36 Haligera 40 Aspari 41 Joharapuram 42 Pedda Hothur 43 Chinna Hothur 48 Alul' 52 Virupapuram 53 Suluvoy 55 Sammathageri 60 Kurulehalli 61 Gulyam 161

APPENDIX· IV (Cone/d.)

B - SCHEDULED TRIBES

LlST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. No. (Percentages) (I) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) (l) (2)

ALUR TALUK (Concld )

0-5 66 Halaharvi 69 Hardageri 71 Moiagahalli 72 Nagaradona 74 Ramadurgam 77 Chinthakunta 79 Kokkarachedu 84 Gummanur 87 Yerur 89 Beldona 9() Nemakal 91 Kundanagurthy 94 Nancharla

6-15 49 Arikera

16-25 Nil

26-35 20 Neraniki

36-50 Nil

51+ Nil 162

LIST OF VILLAGES IN KURNOOL DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) Hamlet if any ,-----/0..------. Remarks in 1981 Census 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

ADONITALUK

Adoni 111 74 74 (F.D.I) (F.D . IX) (F.D.I) 2 Agasaladinne 61 44 44 3 Agasanur 6 21 21 4 Arekal 98 86 86 5 Arlebanda 18 15 15 6 Badinehal 81 65 65 7 Baladur 107 54 54 8 Ballekallu 78 71 71 9 Bantakunta 60 41 41 10 Bapaladoddi 55 112 112 11 Bapuram 64 47 47 12 Basaladoddi 53 119 119 13 Basapuram 26 126 126 14 Basapuram 108 58 58 15 Basarakodu 1 Alasandagutti 116 81 81 16 Batrabommalapuram 7 19 19 17 Belagallu D. Doddi 28 123 123 2 Kottala 18 Bompalle 27 124 124 19 Bychigeri 99 85 85 20 Chinnakadabur 75 95 95 21 Chinna Tumbalam 1 Bapuram 71 108 108 2 Omnagar 3 Nagalapuram 22 Chintakunta 50 118 118 23 Chirthanakal 21 30 30 24 Chirtapalle 44 37 37 25 Chudi Kottala 36 36 36 26 Dayyalagudam 92 97 97 Uninhabited 27 Devarabetta 29 28 28 28 Dibbanadoddi 25 125 125 29 Dibbanakallu 118 77 77 30 Doddanakeri 90 91 91 31 Dombaladinne 62 45 45 32 Duddi Kolamanpet 32 31 31 33 Echalahal 67 67 67 Uninhabited 34 Ganekal 87 73 73 35 Gavigattu 69 113 113 36 G.Hosolli 85 63 63 37 Gonabhavi 120 78 78 38 Gothuladoddi 16 7 7 39 Gowrlagallu 57 114 114 40 Gudikambali 12 4 4 41 Gurraladoddi 11 3 3 U ninha b!ted 42 Halvi 17 14 14 43 Hanaval 84 51 51 44 Hulikanvi 54 110 110 45 Huvvanur 121 80 80 46 Iranagallu 1. Kottala 23 26 26 47 Isvi 101 61 61 48 Jalibenchi 89 92 92 163

LIST OF VILLAGES IN KURNOOL DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 198tCENSUSES

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ADONI TALUK (Contd.)

49 Jampapuram 22 27 27 50 Jumaladinne 58 39 39 51 Kachapuram 2 127 127 52 Kadidoddi 9 1 1 53 Kadithola 102 62 62 54 Kaggallu 24 25 25 55 Kalavalagundu 52 121 121 Uninhabited 56 Kallubavi 112 59 59 (F .U.I) (F.U) (P.U) 57 Kallukunta 73 106 106 58 Kamanadoddi 19 17 17 59 Kamavaram 68 68 68 60 Kandukur 8 18 18 61 Kapati Nagalapuram 97 87 87 62 Karani 35 34 34 "63 Katedoddi 14 6 6 Uninhabited 64 Katriki 38 11 11 65 Kosigi 48 116 116 (F.U) 66 Kowthalam Rajanagaram 66 66 66 67 Kowthalam Rowdur 65 48 48 68 Kumbalanur Kottala 15 8 8 69 Kuntanahal 83 50 50 70 Kuppagal 79 70 70 71 Lingaladinne 41 43 43 72 Madirc 42 12 12 73 Madire 103 56 56 74 Malanahatti 45 38 38 75 Mandagiri Sadapuram* 119 76 *Sadapuram was main (P.U.I) (P.U) village in 1961 with 76 Manthriki Kothur 91 96 96 L.C. No. 76. (P.U) 77 Marali 13 5 5 78 Moogaladoddi 20 20 20 79 Muchigiri 72 107 107 80 Mykadona 76 94 94 81 Mylinganur 40 10 10 82 Nadichagi 39 9 9 83 Naranapuram 3 24 24 84 Nelakosigi 47 115 115 85 Nettekaliu 114 84 8~ Nowlakal 86 77 93 93 87 Pallipadu 51 122 122 88 Pandavagallu 88 72 72 89 PaIvath a puram 110 60 60 (F. U.I) (F.U) (P.U.) 90 Pedda Harivanam 105 52 52 91 Pedda Kadapur 74 105 105 92 Pedda Tumbalam 70 109 109 93 Peekalabetta 56 III 111 94 Pendekal 49 117 117 95 Pesaabanda 96 89 89 96 Podalakunta 37 13 13 164

LIST OF VILLAGES IN KURNOOL DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMHERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) A-____ , Hemlet if any in r Remarks 1981 Census 1981 1971 19G1 (1) (2) (3) (-l) (5) (61 (7) ---- ADONI TALUK (Cone/d.)

97 Puttakunta 33 16 16 Uninhabited 98 Rampuram 1 128 128 99 Rangapuram 93 99 99 100 SajjaIagudam 30 29 29 101 Salakalakonda J 17 82 8:' 102 SambagaUu 115 83 83 103 Santhekudlur 104 55 55 104 Sathanur Kottla 5 22 22 105 S. Kondapuram 100 88 88 106 Sulekeri 43 42 42 107 Sultanapuram 95 90 9() 108 Tarapuram 94 98 98 109 Thippaladoddi 34 35 35 110 Thovi 86 64 64 111 Thumbiganur 4 23 23 112 Upparahal 82 49 49 113 Urukunda 1 Obulapuram 59 40 40 2 Basapuram 3 Thimmapuram 114 Vallur 10 2 2 115 Vandagallu 46 33 33 116 VeerIadinne Kottala 63 46 46 117 Vengalapuram 113 75 7S (F.U.I) (F.U.) (F.U.) 118 V. Kondapuram 109 57 57 119 Virupapuram 122 79 79 120 Yadavalli 106 53 54 121 YendapaUe 31 32 32 Uninhabited 122 Yerigeri 80 69 69

YEMMIGANUR TALUK"

Banavasi 1 Paramandoddi 52 103 103 2 Banavasifaram 2 Budur 21 150 150 3 Chetnihalle 2 152 152 4 Chilakaladona 22 149 149 5 Chinna Kothaliki 8 161 161 6 Daivamdinne 28 169 169 7 Devibetta SS 101 101 8 Dharmapuram 41 140 140 9 Enigabala 30 170 170 10 Gangavaram 5 158 158 Il Garladinne 27 171 171 12 Gudikal 36 143 143 13 Gurujala 10 163 163 14 Halaharivi 42 139 139 15 Hissarimuravani Hanumapuram 51 104 104 2 Ragimandoddi 3 Gangalapadu 4 Doddimekala 5 Hammapuram 165

LIST OF VILLAGES IN KURNOOL DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

S1. Name of the village Name of the Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) Hemlet if any in A Remarks .. 1971 1961 1981 Census 1981 ""' (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

YEMMIGANUR TALUK (Concld.)

16 H. Thimrnapucam 1 Hogacuc 43 136 136 17 Ibrahimpuram Ibrahimpuram Kottala 16 155 ISS 18 lalawadi 49 137 137 19 Joharpuram 6 159 159 20 Kadimetta 1 Yerakota 35 116 176 2 sivaladoddi 21 Kalludevakunta 17 154 154 22 Kalugotla N agalapuram 37 145 145 23 Kambadabal 50 138 138 24 Kambaladinne 48 135 135 25 Kanakaveedu 1 Konakaveedhipeta 14 167 167 26 Kotekal 1 K. Basapuram 54 100 100 2 Bodibanda 3 Chennapuram 4 Nakkalametta 27 K. Timrnapuram 32 173 173 28 Machapuram 23 148 143 29 Madhavaram 1 Madhavaram Thanda 129 129 30 Malapalle 45 133 133 31 Malkapuram 53 102 102 32 Manchala 3 153 153 33 Mittasomapuram 13 166 166 34 Muaathi 40 141 141 35 Nagaladinne 9 162 162 36 Nandavaram 24 147 147 37 Nandikyrawadi 4 IS6 156- 38 ParlapaUe Guvvaladoddi 33 175 175 39 Pannandoddi 46 120 120 40 Peddakothiliki 1 Sanjeevanagar 7 160 160 41 Pesaladinne 31 174 174 42 ponakaladi nne 29 168 168 43 PooJachinta 15 \57 157 44 Rachamarri 19 130 130 45 Ralladoddi 34 177 177 46 Rayacboty 11 164 164 47 Sardarpuram 39 142 142 48 Singarajanahalli 47 134 134 Uninhabited 49 Soganur 25 146 146 50 Sowlahalli 44 132 132 51 Sugur 1 Omkar Nagar 18 lSI lSI 52 Sunkeswari 20 131 131 53 TsaUakudlur 26 112 in 54 TsamaJagudem 12 165 165 55 Yemmiganur 1 Venkatapuram 38 144 144 (F.U. XI) (F.U.X) (F.U. III} • Fonned from Adoni taJuk Vide G.O.M.S.No. 1419, Revenue (u) dt. 29th October. 1977 166

LIST OF VILLAGES IN KURNOOL DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCA nON CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the Location Code No. , ____A ____, No. (1981 Census) Hemlet jf any in Remarks 1981 Census 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

KODUMUR TALUK

AmauaguntJa 34 66 66 2 Anugonda 35 72 72 3 Basavapuram 1 Tholishapuram !O 19 19 4 Brahmalladoddi 1 Maramdoddi 18 54 54 5 Budidapadu 25 65 65 6 Burandoddi 1 Golladoddi 17 5 5 2 Bytholi 3 Krishnandoddi 7 Chanugondla Y. Kanapuram 2S 59 59 g C. Belagal Chintamanpalle 15 3 3 9 Edurur 8 15 15 10 Gorantla Kothapalle 37 6S 68 11 G. Singavaram 9 16 16 12 Gudipadu 23 61 61 13 Gudur 21 51 51 14 Gllndrevula Yanagandla 3 7 7 15 lulekal 19 53 53 16 Kambadahal 16 4 4 17 K. Nagulapuram 24 63 63 18 Kodumur Venkatagiri 31 57 57 (P.U.) 19 Kondapuram 1 Mudumala 4 8 8 2 Phalkudoddi 3 Kothakondapuram 20 Kothakota Erladinne 5 9 9 2 Singaram 21 Laddagiri 1 Allinagaram 36 69 69 2 Kondapuram 3 Ramapuram 4 Banapuram 22 Mallapuram 12 11 11 23 M. Somapuram 24 Mudumalagurthy Krishnapuram 32 58 58 25 Munagala 13 10 10 26 Palukudoddi Thimmanadoddi :2 2 2 2 Sangala 27 Penchikalapadu 26 62 62 28 Polakal 14 6 6 29 Ponnekal 20 52 52 30 Pulakurthi Kollapari 29 55 55 2 Byandoddi 3 Merugudoddi

.. Formed from Kurnool taluk Vide G.O.M.S:No. 1477, Revenue(u) dated 6th December, 1979. 167

L 1ST OF VILLAGES IN KURNOOL DISTRICT TOGETHER ,WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

81. Name of the village Name of the Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) Hemlet if any in .A. .. 1 Remarks 1981 Census 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

KODUMUR TALUK (Concld.)

31 Pyalakurthi Ramachandrapuram 27 60 60 32 Regadikhanapuram Thimmapuram 22 50 50 33 Remata 11 12 12 34 R. Konthalapadu Dudyala 7 14 14 35 Sunkesula 6 13 13 36 Varkur 30 56 56 37 Yerradoddi Chillabanda 33 67 67

KURNOOL TALUK

1 A. Gokulapad Neravada 23 48 48 2 B. Thandrapadu Chinnathandrapadu 29 43 43 3 Bastipadu Chinnakottala 40 76 76 4 Bodduvanipalle Byrapuram 38 84 84 5 Bollavaram 41 75 75 6 Brahmanapalle 55 93 93 7 Chetlamallapuram 47 81 81 8 Chinnatekur 39 80 80 9 Devamada 13 30 30 10 Diguvapadu 15 32 32 11 Dinnedevarapadu 19 44 44 12 Dupad Asadapuram 27 78 78 13 E. Thandrapadu 2 26 26 14 Gargeyapuram 8ivarampuram 16 33 33 15 Gondiparla 1 Doddipadu 12 29 29 2 Poolathota 16 Guttapadu 52 89 89 17 Hussanapuram Kottala 57 90 90 18 Joharapuram 11 28 28 (F.U.VII) (F.U.) (F.U.)' 19 Kallur 10 23 23 (P.U.), 20 Kalva 8ugalithanda 56 94 94 2 Sugalithanda 21 Kannamadakala 34 39 39 22 Kethavaram 33 38 38 23 Komarole Venkatapuram 60 97 97 2 Chintalapalle 24 Konganapadu 44 70 70 25 Kurnool 27 27 (F.U .VII)• (F.U.I) (F.U.) 168

LIST OF VILLAGES IN KURNOOL DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the Location Code No. No. (1981 Cen5us) Hemlet if any in r A ..... Remarks 1981 Census 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

KURNOOL TALUK (Contd.)

26 Lakshmipuram Peddakottala 21 46 46* *The name of the village at 1961 was Lanjapolur and this was changed as Lak- shmipuram as per Kurnool Tahsildar's Lr. No. D. Dis 10826/69 Dated: 13. 1. 1970. 27 Loddipalle 37 41 41 28 Mamidalapadu 1 Stamtanpuram 5 22 22 2 Masamaseed (P.U.) 29 Markapuram 25 64 64 30 Meedivemula 36 86 86 31 Munugalapadu Lingabhavi 6 21 21 32 Nannur 30 42 42 33 Nayakal Gokulapadu 45 71 71 34 Nidzur 7 20 20 35 N. Konthalapadu 51 88 88 36 Noothanapalle 17 34 34 37 Palakolanu 58 95 95 38 Panchalingala 25 25 39 Pandipad 20 45 45 40 ParIa 24 49 49 41 Pasupula 1 Sudireddipalle 18 35 35 42 Peddapadu Nagalapuram 9 18 18 43 Pedda Tekur Doddipadu 26 77 77 44 Pudur 14 31 31 45 Puricherla 32 37 37 46 Pusulur 42 74 74 47 Remadur 43 73 73 48 Roza 4 24 24 (F.U. VII) (F.U.) (F.U.) 49 Rudravaram Rudravaram colony 31 36 36 2 Nandanapalle 3 Venkayapalle 4 Padidampod 50 Sakunala 54 92 92 51 Salkapuram 22 47 47 52 Somayajulapalle 1 Chennamchettipalle 59 96 96 53 Thadakanapalle 1 Vamasamudram 28 79 79 2 Obulapuram 54 Thippayapalle 53 91 91 55 Ulchala 8 17 17 56 Ulindakonda . Yerrakalva 46 82 82 2 Kollampalie 169

LIST OF VILLAGES IN KURNOOL DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH TMEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) Hemlet if any in ,-----A.--___, Remarks ]981 Census 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

KURNOOL TALUK (Coneld.)

57 UppaJapadu 50 87 87 58 UyyaJawada 49 85 85 59 Vorvokal 35 40 40 60 Yaparlapadu Sadaladoddi 48 83 83

NANDIKOTKUR TALUK

1 Alaganur 53 53 53 2 Allur 26 26 26 3 Bannur 35 35 35 4 Bannur 49 49 49 5 Beeravolu Vanarnalapadu 6 6 6 6 Bijinavemula 24 24 24 7 Bollavaram 15 15 15 Uninhabited 8 Bollavaram 28 28 28 9 Brahmanakotkur 30 30 30 10 Byrapuram 44 44 44 11 Cherukucherla 42 42 42 12 Chintala palle 1 Kajipeta 38 38 38 13 Chowtkur 1 Gudipadu 36 36 36 14 Damagatla 31 31 31 15 Devanur 1 Sun nampa lie 37 37 37 16 Erramatam 1 Siddiraju Lingapuram 10 10 10 11 Gumrnadapuram 1 Singarajupalle 12 12 12 18 Jalakanur 39 39 39 19 Kadumur 34 34 34 20 Konidyala 20 20 20 21 Korrapolur 52 52 52 22 Lakshmapuram 18 18 18 23 Lingapuram 48 48 48 24 MaddigatIa 22 22 22 Uninhabited 25 Malyala 23 23 23 26 Mandlem 17 17 17 27 Masapeta 1 U ppaladadiya 33 33 33 2 Kalamandalapadu 28 Midthur Peerasahebpeta 41 41 41 29 Murvakonda Ariapad 1 1 1 2 Pathakondapragatoor 3 Kothakondapragatoor@ Nehrunagar 30 Musalimadugu 11 11 11 31 Mutchumarri 1 Kothamutchumarri 4 4 4 32 Nagaluty 1 Pypalem 32 32 32 33 Nagatur 21 21 21 34 Nandikotkur 27 27 27 (F.U.VIII) (F.U.II) (F.U.) 35 Pagidyala 1 Anjaneyanagar 19 19 19 36 Palamarri 5 5 5 37 Parumanchala 47 47 47 38 Pathakota Sankirenipalle 13 13 n 170

LIST OF VILLAGES IN KURNOOL DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

S1. Name of the village Name of the Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) Hemlet if any in .. .A. , Remarks 1981 Census 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

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NANDIKOTKUR TALUK (Cofield.)

39 RoIIapad 54 54 54 40 Sangameswaram 7 7 7 41 Sathanikota 25 25 25 42 Siddeswaram Marguthi 8 8 8 2 Madugula 3 Kapileswaram 43 Sunkesula 40 40 40 44 Talamudipi 55 5S 5S 45 Tangadancha 16 16 16 46 Tarigopula Ramasamudram 50 50 50 47 Tartur 46 46 46 48 Tatipadu 14 14 14 49 Thimmapuram 43 43 43 50 Tudicherla Kanakayyakottala 51 51 51 2 Sankaramallayyakottala 51 Vaddemanu 1 KonetammapaIIe 29 29 29 2 Kollabawapuram 52 Veepanagandla 45 45 45 53 Veerabhadradurgam 9 9 9 54 Veerapuram 2 2 2 55 Yellala 3 3 3

ATMAKUR TALUK

1 Abdullapuram 31 31 31 2 Atmakur 1 Kotha Ramapuram 19 19 19 2 Brahmananthapuram (P. U.III) (P. U.III) (P.U.) 3 Radhapuram 4 Sripathiraopeta 3 Battuvanipalle 6 6 6 4 Bhanumukkala Patha Bhanumukka- 34 34 34 cherI a 2 Kotha Bhanumukkacherla 5 Boyarevula 1 AyyavaripaIIe 37 37 37 6 Chelimella Rudravaram 24 24 24 7 Dudyala Sakupuram 21 21 21 8 Edurupadu 1 ZedduvaripalJe 5 5 5 9 Ganapuram 1 Poothulpad 1 2 Chabole 10 Gokavaram M. Lingapuram 7 7 7 11 G unthakandala 32 32 32 12 Guvvalakunta 1 Veerapuram 11 11 II 2 Pothulapadugudem 13 Indireswaram 14 14 14 14 lskala 22 22 22 15 Jutur 1 Lingala 3 3 3 2 Anandapuram 3 Krishnaraopeta 16 Kambalapalle 23 23 23 171

LIST OF YILLAG.J::S IN K,URNOOL DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

81. N arne of the village Name of the Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) Hemlet if any in ,-.---A------..". Remarks 1281 Census 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

ATMAKUR TALUK (C(Jncld.j

17 Karivena 20 20 20 18 Kokkerancha Nagampalle 4 4 4 19 Kothapalle 9 9 9 20 Klfishnapuram 17 17 17 21 Kurukunda 1 Nettipalle 12 12 12 22 Maddur 1 Penchikalapal1e 27 27 27 23 Mittakandala 1 Buddanagar 26 26 26 24 Mothukur 1 Madhavaram 38 38 38 2 Thimmanapalle 25 Nallakalva 35 35 35 26 Nandikunta Bavapuram 10 10 10 27 Pamulapadu Erragudur 25 25 25 2 Santhinilayam 28 Pinnapuram AmaJapuram 15 15 15 29 Regadigudur 29 29 29 30 Siddapuram 16 16 16 31 Siddepalle 1 Pedda Ananthapuram 18 18 18 2 Mustepalle 32 Sivapuram Sivapuramgudem 3 8 8 33 Srisailm Project 16A 16A .,. Newely sprung up village Town Ship (F.U.x) (F.U.IY) after 1961 Census 34 Thurnmaluru 2 2 2 35 YadJa Ramapuram 13 13 13 36 Vanala 23 28 28 37 VeJgode 36 36 36 38 Yelpanur 30 30 30 31) Vempenta 1 Gun dal anattu 33 33 33 2 Sriramanagar 3 Sunkalammakattala

RESER YE FOREST AREAS

40 Abbarajukuntagudem R.F.17/1 R.F. 17/1 R.F.17/1 41 Bairlutigudem R.F.1O/l R.F. 10/1 R.F. 10/1 42 Hatakeswaram R.F.6/2 R.F.6/2 R.F.6/3 43 N agalutigudem R.F.9/1 R.F.9/1 R.F.9/1 44 Pangidigudem R.F. 15/1 R.F. 15/1 R.F. 15/1 45 Pecheruvugudem and Sugali Tanda R.F.5/1 R.F.5/1 R.F.5/1 4fi Rudracodegudem R.F. 12/1 R.F.13/1 R.F. 12/2 47 Srisailamgudem R.F.6/1 R.F.6/1

NANDYAL TALUK

1 Alamur 1 Kandikayapalle 50 32 33 2 Anupur 1 Kottala 70 38 39 3 Ayyalur Ponnapuram 63 67 72 4 Ayyavarikodur 39 51 55 5 Balapanur Rasoolpeta 29 27 28 172

LIST OF VILLAGES IN KURNOOL DISTRICT TOGETIIER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

51. Name of the village Name of the Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) Hamlet if any r- .A. Remarks in 1981 Census 1981 1971 1961'" (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

NANDYAL TALUK (Contd.)

6 Bandi Atmakur 37 53 57 7 Basavapuram Chelima 59 73 78 2 R. F. Mallalamma S Bayyapukodur Dwarakanagar 40 61 6i 9 Bheemavaram 34 14 14 10 Bhojanam 1 Buchirayunipaiam 8 9 9 2 Seetharampuram Kottala H Bhupanapadu 49 34 35 12 Bilakalaguduru Allagadda 5 6 6 13 Billalapuram 46 65 70 14 BoUavaram Abbipuram 45 64 69 15 Brahmanapalle 68 43 44 16 Bukkapuram 1 Puttapalle 43 62 67 2 Allinagar (Srenagar) 17 Buzanur Grandhivemula 6 7 7 1& Chabolu Tekke 65 48 51* L.C. No. 52 Ryth- nagar is hamlet to Noonepalle L.C. No. 53. .19 Chapirevula Subbareddipalem 55 46 47* L. C. No. 48 Subba- 2 Pandurangapuram reddipalem L. C. 3 Sivajinagar No. 49 Panduranga- 20 ChennakkapaUe 1 Ondutla 3 3 3 puram are hamlets 2 Pybagala to Chapireyula 3 Laksbmaiahkuntathanda L.C. No. 47. 21 Chilakala .1 Oddugandla 23 28 29 22 Chindukuru 1 K. Bollayaram 16 4 4 23 Durvesi 20 21 21 24 Ernapadu Somayajulapalle 41 59 64 ~ Maruthinagaram 25 Gadigarevula 17 20 20 26 Gadivemula 4 5 5 27 Gaggatur 72 40 41 28 Gajulapalle 60 72 77 29 Galichennayapalem Lingapuram 11 58 63 30 Gani Yerrakan umathanda 1 1 1 31 Gonavaram 51 37 38 32 Gopayaram 1 Gajulapalle 61 71 76 2 Mahanandi Farm 33 Gorkallu 1 Sabjakhan Kottala 21 22 22 2 Sugali Thanda 34 Guntanala Ramamurthy nagar 73 41 42 @ Kottala 35 Kadamalakalva Vengalareddypeta 42 60 65 36 Kakanur 36 13 13 37 Kanala Vijayapuri 66 47 50 2 Babanagar 3 Kampani Kottala 4 High school Kottala 38 Karimaddela 15 11 11 173 -,. LIST OF VILLAGES IN KURNOOL DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLET~"AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND ~. .,; '._ ~ LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the Location Code Non No. (1981 Census) Hemlet if any , _____A_---""' Remasks in 1981 Census 1981 1971 1961 t, (1) (2) (3) (4) -{5) -- -_ - ---(6} -._ (7)

NANDYAL TALUK (Cone/d.)

39 l(ondajutur 22 23 23 40 Konidedu 27 33 34 41 Koratamaddi 19 18 18 42 kothur 71 39 40 43 Kottala 57 66 71 44 Kowlur 48 26 27 45 Maddur 52 36 37 46 Manchalakatta 2 2 2 47 Maseedupuram 64 68 73 48 Mitnala 1 Sivaramapuram 69 42 43 49 Munagala 31 17 17 50 NandipalJe 1 Seetharamapuram 62 69 74 51 Nandyal 1 Kothapal1e 47 50 54 2 SugaJimetta (P.U.IX) (P.U.V) (P.U.) :52 Narayanapuram 1 Chinnadevalapuram 10 57 61* *L.C. No. 62 Nara- 2 R. F. Narapureddykunta pureddikunta has been deleted. 53 Nerawada 28 35 36 .54 NoonepalJe 56 49 53 (P.U.IX) (P.U.V) (P.U.) 55 Panyam 1 SugaJimetta 24 29 30 56 Paramatur 14 10 10 57 Parnapalle 38 52 56 58 Pedda Devalapuram 9 56 60 59 Pesaraboy 7 8 8 60 Pinnapuram 1 Doddipadu 25 30 31 61 Polur 30 24 24* * L.C: N~. 25 Udu- malpuram colony was merged in Udu- malpuram L.C.No. 26. 62 Pulimaddi 33 15 15 .63 Pusulur 67 44 45 64 Ramapuram Singavaram 12 54 58 65 Royamalpuram 32 16 16 66 Santhajutur 13 55 59 67 Thammadapalle 58 70 75 68 Thammarajupalle 26 31 32 69 Thirnmapuram Mahanandi 44 63 68 70 Thirupadu 18 19 19 11 Thogarchedu 53 45 46 72 Udurnalpuram Venka tesw ara puram 54 25 26 73 Yerraguntla 35 12 12 174

LIST OF VILLAGES IN KURNOOL DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS TN 1981 CENSUS AND " ~. . , . . .,. . . , . . LOCATION GODE NUM~ERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) HemIet if any in r: A--__ , Remarks 1981 Census 1281 1971 1961 (1) (2) • ,(3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

ALLAGADDA TALUK

Ahobilam I PorakottaIa 52 52 52 2 Alamoor 1 Chitrenipalle 50 50 50 2 Mukundapuram 3 Allagadda 63 63 63 (F.U.U) 4 Bachapalle 1 Kondamapalle 53 53 53 2 Sugali Thanda 5 Bathaloor 1 Mandimpalle 36 36 36 2 Santhinagar 3 Vijayanagaram 4 S.r;eenagaram 5 Brindavanam 6 Beeravolu 21 21 21 7 Boyalakunta 2 2 2 8 Brahmanapalle 78 78 78 9 Chagalamarri 82 82 82 10 Chandaloor Somapuram 42 42 42 11 Chennur 1 Mothukalapalle 4 4 4 2 Iskalapalle 12 ChiIakaloor Lalaiahpeta 43 43 43 13 Chinna Bodanam 1 Thippanapalle 67 67 67 14 Chinna Kambaloor 1 Appanapalle 26 26 26 2 East Kottala 15 Chinnavangali 85 85 85 16 Chintha Kommadinne Kottala 66 66 66 17 Chinthalacheruvu 1 Mudurallapalle 83 83 83 2 Kolumulapeta 18 Dantlavanipenta 1 D. Kothapal1e 69 69 69 l' Deebaguntla 1 Ba bulreddinagar 6 6 6 20 Devarayapuram 1 Kummara KottaIa 59 59 59 21 Ellavathula 1 Gowthuvaram 24 24 24 21 Erragudidinne Machinenipalle 37 37 37 23 Erraguntala 1 Venkatapuram 29 29 29 2 PuIathota Kottala @ Mariyapuram 3 Kanashipuram 24 Gangavaram 3 3 3 25 G. lambuladinne 1 Peraipalle 46 46 46 2 Bachapuram 26 Godigenur 1 Kannatipalle 70 70 70 2 Kummarapalle 3 GopalapaUe 27 Gopalapuram 45 45 45 28 Gosapadu 1 Kothakottala 15 15 15 29 Gotlur 79 79 79 ' 175

LIST OF VILLAGES IN KURNOOL DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

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ALLAGADDA TALUK (Contd.)

30 Govindapalle Lakshmipuram 18 18 18 31 Gubagundam 1 Chedulladinne 58 58 58 2 Babanagar 32 Gumparamandinne 1 Raja Nagaram 35 35 55 2 Gandhi Nagaram 33 Jeenepalle I Parvatipuram 33 33 33 2 B. V.S. Nagar 34 Jillella Satyanarayanapuram 16 16 16 35 Jullepalle 9 9 9 36 Kalugotlapalle Nagallapadu 77 77 77 37 Kaminenipalle 19 19 19 38 Kanalapal1e 17 17 17 39 Kondamayapalle Kothur 38 38 38 2 Dasaripalle 40 Kotakonda 1 Kothur 22 22 22 41 Kotapadu 1 Veerareddipalle 30 30 30 42 Kothakalldukur Sreerangapuram 65 65 65 43 Maddur 76 76 76 44 Mahadevapuram 1 Gundampadu 1 1 1 4S Mallavemula 81 81 81 46 Mandaloor 47 47 47 47 M. Chinthakunta Settikottala 8 8 8 48 Mittapalle 51 51 51 49 M. Krishnapuram 32 32 32 50 Muthaloor Nallavagupalle 48 48 48 2 Nakkaladinne 3 Lingayapalle 51 Muthyalapadu Chakravartulapalle 68 68 68 2 Sugali Thanda 3 Ramapuram 52 Nallagatla 44 44 44 53 Narasapuram 1 ThippareddipaIIe 49 49 49 2 Thimmanapalle 54 Nelampad Avulapallc 75 75 75 55 ObulampaIIe 56 56 56 56 Padakandla P. Nagireddipalle 57 57 57 2 Narasaraopet Colony 57 Palasagaram 64 64 64 (F.U.II) 58 Pasurepadu I Lakshminarayana pur am 10 10 10 2 Sreeramnagar 59 Pathakandukur 1 Hunumannagar 62 62 62 2 Seetharampuram 60 Peddabodhanam 73 73 73 61 Pedda Chintakunta 1 M.V.Nagar 60 60 60 62 Pedda Kambaloor Gonampalle 25 25 25 2 Pandirlapalle 63 Peddavangali 84 84 84 64 Perur 1 Bhuma Nagireddipalle 28 28 28 65 Raj<>Ii 80 80 80 66 Rampalle 74 74 74 67 Rayapadu 12 12 12 176

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ALLAGADDA TAL UK (Cone/d.)

68 R. Krishnapuram Marripalle 54 54 54 69 R. Nagulavaram R. Kothapalle 41 41 41 2 Vengampalle 70 Rudravaram 1 Thuvapalle 39 39 39 2 Reddipalle 71 Sambavaram 1 Parvathipuram 5 5 5 72 Settiveedu Kadiripuram 71 71 71 2 Gnanapuram 3 Chinnaipal1e 4 Ambapuram 73 Sirvel 1 Khadarbara 20 20 20 2 Kottalapalle 3 Venkatzswarapuram 4 Veerar~ddipalle 74 S. Kulur 13 13 13 75 S. Lingamdinne 61 61 61 76 S. Nagulavaram Nehrunagar 7 7 7 77 Sreerangapuram Thummalachinna Kottala 23 13 23 2 Dakshinapukottala 78 T. Lingandinne 1 Ramapuram 40 40 40 2 BoyanapalJe 79 Tellapuri II 11 11 80 Thodendlapalle 72 72 72 81 Vanikamdinne Mariyapuram 34 34 34 2 Poolathotakottala 82 Vantivelagala 1 Kothakottala 14 14 14 83 Velagalapalle 1 Pullagurapalle 27 27 27 84 Yadawada 55 55 55 85 Yellur 1 Balavengammanagar 31 3) 31 2 Papireddinagar 3 Sreenivasa puram

RESERVE FOREST BLOCKS

86 Ahobilam R.F.l R.F.2 R.F.2 87 Pacherla R.F.2 R.F.1

KOILKUNTLA TALUK

1 Abdullapuram 6 6 6 2 Akumalla 27 27 27 3 Alluru 35 35 35 4 Alvakonda Reddipalle 28 28 28 5 Amadala 53 53 53 6 Arjunapuram 68 68 68 7 Belum 13 13 13 8 Bheemunipadu 65 65 65 177

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KOILKUNTLA TALUK (Contd)

9 Bijinavemula 54 54 54 10 Bodemmanur Putchakayalapaile 84 84 84 11 Bondaladinne 44 44 44 12 Boyala Tadipatri 19 19 19 13 Boyala Uppalur Ramakrishnapuram 20 20 20 14 B urrareddi palle 67 67 67 15 Chakarajuvemula 1 Venkateswaranagar 66 66 66 2 Pothulakunta 16 Chennampalle 9 9 9 17 Chinnakopperla M. Govindinne 56 56 56 18 Chintakunta 50 50 50 Uninhabited (F.U.) 19 Chintalayapalle Madananthapuram 10 10 10 2 Raghavarajupa!le 20 Dattapuram 29 29 29 Uninhabited 21 Dornipadu 1 Ammireddinagar 70 70 70 22 Eggoni 1 Kothapeta 42 42 42 23 Erragudi 22 22 22 24 Giddalur 31 31 31 25 Govindapalle 82 82 82 26 Gulladurthi 75 75 75 27 Gundupapala 1 Umapathinagar 59 59 59 28 Hanumanthagundam 21 21 21 29 Harivaram 74 74 74 30 Hothramandinne 46 46 46 31 Injedu 85 85 85 32 Itikela 1 Kanakadri pa lie 11 11 11 2 Obanadevarapalle 33 Joladarasi 1 Millapuram 64 64 64 34 Junuthala 1 Maremadugula Thanda 3 3 3 2 Kondamanayunipalle 3 Pittili pallethanda 35 Kakarawada Onteddupalle 91 91 91 2 Nagarajupalle 36 Kalugotla 1 Daddanala 62 62 62 37 Kalvatala 16 16 16 38 Kamalapuri 47 47 47 39 Kampamalla 71 71 71 40 Kanala 38 38 38 ~l Koilkuntla 1 Gunjalapadu 51 51 51 2 Meerapuram (F.U.) 42 Kolimigundla 12 12 12 43 Kondupalle 86 86 86 44 Kondapuram 1 Bhagyanagar 69 69 69 2 Ramachandra puram 45 Korumanipalle 7 7 7 4(; Kotapadu Kesavanayunipalle 25 25 25 47 Kothapalle 36 36 36 48 Kristipadu 73 73 73 49 Kunukuntla 1 Lakshmi pall e 1 1 1 2 Kanigiripalle 178

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KOILKUNTLA TALUK (Contd.)

3 Marrima kula palle 4 Mannenaik Thanda 5 Issoranayakuni Thanda 6 Marrikunta Thanda 50 Lingala 58 58 58 51 Lingamdinne 33 33 33 52 Mangapalle 39 39 39 53 Mayalur 81 81 81 54 Mikkinenipalle 32 32 32 55 Micjapuram 15 15 15 56 Mogalaiuppalur 61 61 61 57 Mudigodu 43 43 43 58 Mukkamalla 40 40 40 59 Muchalapuri 41 41 41 60 Nandipadu 17 17 17 61 Narsepalle 76 76 76 62 Natlakothur 48 48 48 63 Nossam 1 Akkampalle 92 92 92 2 Reddipalle 64 Padigepadu 77 77 77 65 Papampalle 78 78 78 66 Pedda Emmanur 1 Sreerangapuram 88 88 88 67 Pedda Kopperla 55 55 55 68 Peddaventhur1a 1 KammavaripaUe 23 23 23 2 Lakshmakkapalle 69 Perusomula 1 Ramireddipalle 24 24 24 2 Pullareddipalle 3 Vengampalle 70 Petnikota 1 Nayunipalle 4 4 4 2 Gorvimanipalle 3 Kondameedipalle (Kalva palle) 4 Lakkiramapuram 71 Pottipadu Gundumala 72 72 72 72 Ramabhadrunipalle 30 30 30 73 Reddivari Jambaladinne 90 90 90 74 Revanur Peddareddinagar 60 60 60 83 75 ltupanagudi 83 83 76 Sanjamala 37 37 37 77 Sarvaipalle 87 87 87 78 Singavaram 14 14 14 49 79 Sowderdinne 49 49 80 Suddamalla 80 80 80 81 Sunkesula 26 26 26 82 Th immana yuni peta 18 18 18 83 Thollamadugu Ummay palle 8 8 8 84 Thummalapenta I Ankireddipalle 5 5 5 2 Bandarlapalle 3 BurujupaJle 85 Thudumaladinne ~4 34 34 l79

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KOILKUNTLA TALUK (Cone/d.)

85 Uppalapadu 1 Kurmayapalle 2 2 2 2 Chenn uganipalle 3 Narasingapuram 87 Uppuneela Govindinne 1 U. Kothapalle 63 63 63 88 U)yalawada 79 79 79 89 Vallampadu 57 57 57 90 Vasanthapuram 45 45 45 91 Velagatur 52 52 52 92- Vengarnpalle 89 89 89 Uninhabited' ,

BANGANAPALLE TALUK

I Annavaram 43 42 'f2 2 Appalapuram 18 15 15 3 Banganapalle 32 18 18 (F.U.IV) (F; U;VI) (F;U.) 4 Bathalurupadu 21 19 19 5 Beeravole 3 3 3 6 Bha nurnukkltla 33 35 35 (F.U.IV) (F; U; VI) (F.U.) "7 Chanugondla 1 Khajipuram 54 54 54 8 Chennampalle 48 48 48 9 Cherlokothur 29 31 31 10 Cherlopalle 52 51 51 11 Cherupalle 7 9 9 12 Ennakandla 13 23 23 13 Gandlasingavaram 1 Raghavarajupuram 44 43 43 2 Gokuladinne 14 Gulamaliabad Gulamaliabad Thanda 26 27 27 15 Gulamnabipeta 38 38 38 16 Hussainapuram 9 24 24 17 llIurukothapeta 37 37 37 18 Jambuladinne 41 40 40 19 Jillela 5 5 5 20 Jwalapurarn 24 32 32 21 Kapulapalle 36 36 36 22 Kati kavanikunta Pathanagaram 11 26 26 23 Krishnagiri 25 29 29 24 Kypha 35 16 16 25 Meerapuram 12 22 22 26 Mettupalle Konapuram 45 45 45 27 Mittapalle 34 17 17 28 Nandavaram 15 8 8 29 Nandivargam 2 1 30 Niluvugondla 39 39 39 31 Nitchenametla Chinnakottala 4,6 46 46 32 Owk 47 49 49 33 Palakuru Govindinna 4 10 10 2 Ramakrishnapuram 34 Pandlapuram 20 13 13 180

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BANGANAPALLE TALUK (Concld.)

35 Pasupula 1 Pasupala Thanda 27 28 28 2 Badrinaik Thanda 3 Peddarajapalem 4 Kalenaik Thanda 36 Pathapad 1 Madesupalle 23 21 21 2 Sadhukottam 37 RaUakothur 31 3J 33 38 Ramapuram 53 52 52 39 Ramatheertham 1 2 2 .co Ramavaram 1 Gaddamakalapalle 30 44 44 2 Lingambodu Salamabad 8 11 11 Uninhabited! "I42 Sangapatnam 51 53 53 "3 Sankalapuram 19 14 14 44 Singanapalle 1 obulapuram 50 50 50 4S Sivavaram 49 47 47 46 Tangatoor 17 6 6 47 ThammadapalJe 40 34 34* *The name of the- village at 1961 was; JambadapalJc and this. was changed as Tham-· badapaUe vide Banga-· napalJe Deputy Tahsi- Idar Lr .. No •. L. Dis, 4980/69 •. D1. &.9-69 48 Tbimmapuram 6 4 4 49 Vajragiri 1 Mangampeta 28 30 30 2 Mangampeta Thanda 50 Vemulapadu 42 41 41 51 Venkatapuram 14 12 12 S2 VittalapuraJD 16 7 7 S3 Yagantipalle 22 20 20 S4 Yerragudi 10 25 25

DHONE TALUK

1 Agaveli 3 3 3 2 Alamkonda Peddadoddi 14 14 14 2 Bonthiralla 3 Amakathadu 1 Karlakunta 10 10 10 2 Madapuram 3 Puttur 4 Ambapuram 1 Thippalakindi Kottala 77 77 75 5 Bethamcberla 1 Hanwnantharayuni Kottaia 72 72 70 2 Kommakindi Kottala 6 Bogole 1 Guvvalakuntla 52 52 50 7 Bugganipalle 71 71 69 (F.U. V) (P.U.VUI) i Bukkapuram LingalapaUe 67 67 6~ 181

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DHONE TALUK (Colltd.)

9 Burugula Kowiapalle 35 35 34 2 Venkamettupalle 3 Seethamma Thanda 10 Chandrapalle Peddapaya 33 33 32 11 ChanugondJa Indirampalle 21 21 21 12 Chenchuyenagudi Ragulapadu 12 12 12 2 Sangala 13 Cherukulapahad 1 KosanapaUe 9 9 9 14 Chityala 1 Koilakonda 15 15 15 15 Devarabanda 1 Obulapuram 43 43 42 2 Rekulakunta 16 Dhone 1 Yerraguntla 48 48 46 2 Dharmavaram (P.U. VI) (P.U. VII) (P.U.) 3 Gosanipal1e 4 Dhorapalle 5 Venkatanayunipalle 17 Eddupenta 1 Middepalle 19 19 19 2 Tadur 3 Hanumapalle 4 Ramadurgam 19 Emboy 1 Rudravaram 68 68 66 2 Mandalavanipalle 3 Byanapalle 4 Sankalapuram 19 Goll a gutta 73 73 71' 20 Govardhanagiri CherJokothur 55 55 53 2 Srirangapuram 3 Lakshmipalle 4 ChinnakolumulapaUe 21 Gudipadu 1 Payasamrangareddypalle 32 32 31 2 Hanumantharayanipalle 3 Valmikipuram 22 Gutupalle 1 Rahimanpuram 75 75 73 2 Nagamallekunta 3 Hussanapuram 4 TaIligakonda 23 Jagadurthi 1 Thotimankothur 50 50 48 24 Jakkasanikuntla 1 Nallamekalapalle 31 31 30 2 Rangapuram 3 Mamillapalle 4 Ramapuram 5 Rachovandlapalle 25 Jaladurgam 1 Ramakrishnapuram 40 40 39 2 Yegnaramapuram 3 Utakonda 4 Gopalanagaram 26 Kalachatla Yerraguntlapalle 27 27 27 27 Kalugotla Krishnapuram 66 66 64- 2 Siddanagattu 182

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DRONE TALUK (Contd .J

28 KamaganikuntIa Sompuram 51 51 49 2 Thimmapuram 3 Aladoddi 29 Kambalapadu Bapa1adoddi 11 11 II 2 Gudempadu 3 Punumada 30 Katarkonda Tapalakothur J8 18 18 2 pulicherla 31 KolumuJa palle BaJapalapalle 70 70 68 2 Seetharampuram 3 Papasanikottala 32 Kommumarri 1 Guttapalle 34 34 33 2 Hussainapuram 3 Siddanagattu 4 Bavipalli 5 Basavannapadavalu 33 Kotcheruvu 1 Chintalapeta 45 45 44 2 Kannt'pukunta 34 Kothaburuju 1 Kotroi ; 22 22 22 2 Thirunampalle 35 Kothakota 1 Nakkalavagupalle 41 42 41 36 Kothapalle 1 Bukkapuram 76 76 74 37 Krishnagiri 1 Ramakrishnapuram ' ·5 5 5 38 Lakkasagaram 1 Lalumanipalle 13 13 13 2 Pandiralapalle 3 Taggadoddi 39 Lanjabanda 1 Dasaridoddi 56 56 54 2 Kottala 3 Pi kkilivanipalle 4 Sugali Thanda 40 Madhavaram Garladinne 39 39 38 41 Malkapuram Kamalapuram ,46 46 45 2 Chinnamalkapuram 3 Peddamalkapuram 42 Mallepalle Allugundu ,63 63 61 43 Mannegunta 1 1 1 44 Mettupalle Yenugumarri 41 41 40 2 Nillulenirangapuram 3 Venkatampalle 45 Muddavaram I Veeraipalle 69 69 67 2 Mosalaicheruvu 46 Munimadugu 1 Alabad 38 38 37 2 Alabad Thanda 47 Nar.asapuram 1 Thimmapuram 57 57 55 48 Narlapuram 1 N. Venkatapuram 6",- 62 60 2 Bommireddipalle 49 Nereducherla 36 36 35 50 Peapalle 25 25 25 51 Peddapodilla Chinnapodilla 23 23 23 183

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DRONE TALUK (Concld.)

52 Pendekal 1 Marrikunta 58 58 56 2 Venkatagiri 3 Repalle 53 Pothidoddi 1 Modinemidoddi 30 30 29 54 Pothugal 1 Gun dlamalla puram 2 2 2 2 Yerrabadu 55 Pullagummi 65 65 63 56 Racherla Boyanacheruvllpalle 37 37 36 57 RamaIIakota 64 64 62 58 Rangapuram 1 Kummarikottala 74 74 72 59 Sarparajapuram Balapuram 59 59 57 60 Shotrium Boyanapalle 60 60 58 61 Shotrium Gundala 20 20 20 62 Shotrium Nallaballe 29 29 28A Uninhabited 63 Shotrium Perumula 54 54 52 64 Shotrium Rangapuram 26 26 26 65 Shotrium Rayampeta 28 28 28 Uninhabited. 66 Shotrium Valasala 47 47 45A 67 Shotrium Yerragudi 6 6 6 68 Sudepalle Guntupalle 53 53 51 2 Gangampalle 3 Bingidoddi 4 KasapUlam 69 Tallagokulapadu 7 7 7 70 Thogarchedu 1 Kothur 8 8 8 2 Yerraguotipalle 71 Udumalapad 49 49 47 72 U ngaranigundla 1 Lakshmipalle 44 44 43 2 KothapaIlIl 3 Soo ramgunthala 73 Veldurthi 1 Medapuram 61 61 59 2 Pothurpalle 3 YadarlIa 74 Vengalampalle 1 Obuladevarapalle 24 24 24 75 Venkatapuram 1 Gummakonda 16 16 16 2 Abbireddipalle 3 Mallampalle 4 Bonthiralla 76 Yapadinne 1 Malliyala 17 17 17 77 Yerukala Cheruvu 4 4 4

PAITIKONDA TALUK

Alawala 1 Chinnamarriveedu 2 2 2 Gollamerasu 2 Banavanur 24 13 13 3 Bandameedi Agraharam 22 14 14 4 Billekallu 1 Ainakal 38 37 37 2 Attekal 5 Bondimadugula 1 Nallagundla 42 42 42 2 Nunesuralla J84

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PATTIKONDA TALUK (Contd.)

6 Buruzula 6(} 63 63 7 Byaluppala 23 15 15 g Chakkaralla 1 K uruvaladoddi 52 54 54 2 ThimmapUlam 3 Marriman Thanda 9 Chellelichelamala 1 Bandapalle 32 29 29 2 Bantupalle 3 Bathapalle 10 Chennampalle 1 Paichintalakonda .9 56 56 2 Deguchintalakonda 3 GudesegupparaI a 4 Koilakonda 5 Kolemigundla 6 Kothapalle 7 Pasuprai 8 Subhaspuram 9 Ramlingayapalle 11 Chinna Hulthi 49 51 51 12 Chinna Pendekal Pedda Pendekal 18 10 to 13 Dadadudi Kotakonda Bailupatti Konda 20 11 11 2 Garlapenta 14 Devanabanda 48 50 50 15 Devanakonda Bairuvanikunta 34 40 40 16 Dudekonda Kanakadinne 45 47 47 :2 Kotiralla 3 Juraralaman Thanda 17 Edavali 65 66 66 18 Edduladoddi Kotikonda 56 57 57 2 Nakkravai 19 Errabadu Vonteddudinne 12 20 20 20 Ganjihalli Bapuram 15 6 6 21 Gonegondla 5 5 5 70 22 Gooty Erragudi 1 Upparlapalle 73 70 2 Chigaralagutlur Thanda 3 Midde Thanda 4 Cheruvu Thanda 5 Surya Thanda 6 Bata Thanda 7 Laxtni Thanda 8 Japala Thanda 9 GUlldla Thanda 23 Gundlakonda Burikunta 41 41 41 2 Gudimivalla 3 Venkatapuram 4 Tuvvadoddi 5 Mallenikunta 185

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PATTIKONDA TALUK (Contd )

24 Hampa Basinepalle 66 67 67 2 Bommanapalle 3 Khajipuram 4 Kothapalle 5 Madananthapuram 25 Handri Khyrawadi 6 21 21 26 Hosur 59 62 62 27 . Iranbanda 1 Gajuladinne 14 18 18 2 Inakandla 28 Jilil!dubudakala 1 Madapuram 33 30 30 2 Obulapuram 29 Jonnagiri 1 Chinna Jonnagiri 72 68 68 2 Ramapuram 3 Vagulagudeselu 30 Jutur 1 Agraharam 46 48 48 2 Mandigiri Jol Kadivilla 1 Nagalapuram 16 7 7 32 Kandamakuntla 1 Lankayapalle 70 71 71 2 Rallapadu 3 Hussainpuram 4 Rallapadu Thanda 5 Narayanapuram 6 Bajigerigudeselu 7 Yallamagutta Thanda 33 Kandanathi 1 Machamandoddi 17 8 2 Masidapuram 3 Venkatagiri 34 Kappatralla 1 Edula Devarabanda 29 31 31 35 Karivemula 1 Burrikunta 28 32 32 2 Karidikonda 36 Karumanchi 1 Vengalayadoddi 21 12 12 37 Khyruppala 1 Chennampalle 36 35 35 2 Puppaladoddi 38 Kotakonda 1 Duppanagurthi 31 27 27 39 Kulumala 3 4 4 40 Kunkanur 1 Gaddiralla 35 34 34 2 Palledoddi 41 Kurnur 10 25 25 42 Lingamdinne 9 24 24 43 Linganenidoddi 54 43 43 44 Machapuram 1 Bandagutta 11 26 26 2 Nellibanda 45 Maddikera Agraharam 64 65 65 46 Maddikera (East) Bojjinayanipeta 63 64 64 (F. U.) 47 Maddikera (North) 61 Uninhabited 48 Maddikera (West) 62 Uninhabited 49 Mukkella Marella 53 44 44 50 Mulugundam Palakurbanda 19 9 9 186

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PATTJKONDA TALUK (Concld.)

51 Muthukur Putakalamarri 39 38 38 2 Volagonda 3 Kanupur 52 Nalakadoddi Atikalagundu 47 49 49 53 N allachelimala 1 Nelatalamarri . 43 45 45 2 Tippatalamarri 54 Neruduppala Pilligundla 13 19 19 55 Pagidiroy Bollavanipalle : 71 69 69 2 P. Kothuru 56 Palakurthi 1 Gummaralla 27 17 17 2 Lakkamdinne 3 Irambada centre.B. 57 Pandikona Chandoli 44 46 46 2 Devakunta 3 K'lthapalle 4 Pulikonda 5 Pendiman Thanda 58 Pattikonda 1 Ramachandrapuram 51 53 53 2 Gundu Thanda (F.U.) 3 Bugga Thanda 4 Mansingh Thanda 59 Pedda Hulthi 50 52 52 (j() Peddamarriveedu 4 1 -61 Pedda Nelatur Chinna Nelatur 2 3 3 062 Pendekallu 1 Ramkonda .. 55 55 55 2 Rampalle 3 P~ndekallu R.S. 60 -63 Peravali f37 60 -64 Potlapadu Kothapatnam ·25 33 33 61 065 Putchakayalamada 58 61 066 Ratana Kothuru 57 58 58 (J7 Ternekallu 1 Bellandoddi 26 16 16 2 Pullapuram Uninhabited (is Thimmapuram 3Q 28 28 069 Thippanur Bodepadu 8 23 23 2 Virampalle 7. Tuggali 1 Aminabad 68 59 59 2 Girigetla 3 Mamillakunta 71 Velamakur Alardinne 40 39 39 2 Kukatikonda 3 Singapuram 4 Varimukkala 72 Vemugodu Puttapasaru 7 22 22 73 Yatakallu Dodagonda 37 36 36 2 Togalagallu 3 KaJaparri 187

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ALUR TALUK

1 Alur 48 48 48 2 Amruthapuram 59 59 59 3 Angaskal 24 24 24 4 Arikera Thanda 49 49 49 5 Aspari 40 40 40 6 Ballur 57 57 57 7 Bantanabal 86 86 86 8 Bapuram 65 65 65, 9 Beldona 89 89 89' 10 Benigera 33 33 3J 11 Bevinahal 80 80 80 ]2 Bilehal 50 50 50 13 Bolugota 51 51 51 14 Chagli 28 28 28 1S Chigali 32 32 32 16 Chinnagonehal 16 16 16 17 Chinna Harivanam 17 17 17 18 Chinn a Hotbur 43 43 43 19 Chinna Hyata Bommanagundanahalli 8 8 8 20 Chinthakunta 77 77 77 21 Chippagiri 92 92 92 22 Chirumandoddi 37 37 37 23 Chokkanahalli 38 38 38 24 Danapuram 30 30 30 25 Degalahal 83 83 83 26 Doulathapuram 93 93 93 27 Gajjehalli 6 6 6 28 Gonehal 26 26 26 .29 Gulyam 61 61 61 30 GummanuT Kottala 84 84 84 31 Halahacvi 66 66 66 32 Haligera 36 36 36 33 Hardageri 69 69 69 34 Hathibelagal Agraharam 70 70 70 35 Hebattarn 12 12 12 36 Holalagundi 5 5 5 37 Ho nnur 1 1 1 38 Hulebeedu 23 23 23 39 Ingaladahal 15 15 15 40 Jangamara HosaJli 62 62 62 41 Joharapuram 41 41 41 42 Kaminahal Venkatapuram 75 75 75 43 Kammarachedu 27 27 '27 188

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ALUR TALUK (Con/d.)

44 Karidiguddam 22 22 22 45 Katriki 45 45 45 46 Khajipuram 85 85 85 47 Kogilathota 56 56 56 48 Kokkarachedu 79 79 79 49 Kundanagurthy 91 91 91 50 Kurukunda 19 19 19 51 Kuruhalli 67 67 67 52 Kurulehalli 60 60 60 53 Lingadahalli 11 11 II 54 Machanur 68 68 68 55 Maddilingadahalli 14 14 14 56 MaJlikarjunahalli 88 88 88 57 Manekurthi 25 25 25 58 Marakattu 46 46 46 59 Marlamadiki 3 3 3 60 Medehal 76 76 76 61 Molagahalli KottaJa 71 71 71 62 Muddanageci 21 21 21 63 Muddatamagi 4 4 4 64 Mugumangondi 54 54 54 65 Musanahalli 44 44 44 66 N a ganathanahalli 18 18 18 67 Nagaradona 72 72 72 68 Nagarakanvi 2 2 2 69 Nagarur 31 31 31 70 Nancharla 94 94 94 11 Naranapuram 29 29 29 72 Nemakal 1 Sangala 90 90 90 73 Neraniki Kothapeta 20 20 20 74 Nitravatti 63 63 63 75 Pacharahalli 64 64 64 76 Peddagonehal I3 13 13 77 Pedda Hothur 42 42 42 78 Pcdda Hyata 9 9 9 79 Ramadurgam 74 74 74 SO Sammathageri 55 55 55 81 Sankarabanda 39 39 39 82 Seedarahal 82 82 82 83 Siddapuram 58 58 58 84 Sirugapuram 78 78 78 85 suluvo), 53 53 53 189

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ALUR TALUK (Concld.)

86 Tangaradona 34 34 34 87 Thimmapuram 73 73 73 118 Thumbalabeedu 47 47 47 89 Thurvagal 35 35 35 90 Tsakibanda 81 81 81 91 Vandavagili 7 7 7 92 Virupapuram 52 52 52 93 Yellarthi 10 10 10 94 Yerur 87 87 87

Note: The remarks in column 7 relates to 1981 Census position. SECTION II - Town Directory SECTION II

TOWN DIRECTORY

Codes used in the seven statements are explai­ Under Cols. 12 & 13, the codes used to state oed in detai I and the express ions for the abbrev­ the Source of supply and system of storage of pro­ iations used in Statements are briefly explained tected water supply are as follOws: herein. Statement I has been compiled in this Overhead tank OHT Office and Statements "to VI by obtaining the Service reservoir SR data from local authorities having administrative River inti Itra tion control over the towns. gallery IG Borewell Pumping In the Statement 1 Col.2 to denote the civic System BWP status of town the codes used are: Pressure tank PT Municipal Corporation/ Tubewell Water / Corporation: M. Corp. Hand pump TW Municipality M Tap Water T Cantonment Board! Well Water W Tank Water TK Cantonment CB Notified Area/Notified The first five codes relate to the system of storage of water in the town and the remaining Area Committee/Notified four codes represent the different sources of water Committee NAC SUPply to the inhabitants of a town. Gram Panchayat/Village Panchayat P In statement V under Col. 4 to indicate the type of medical facility available to the citizens, In statement IV Col.6 to differentiate category the following codes are used: of road the following abbreviations are used. Hospital H Pucca Road PR Dispensary D Kuccha Road KR Health Centres HC Family Planning Under Col. 7 to specify the system of sewer­ Centre FC age the codes given are: T.B. Clinic TB Nursing Home NH Sewer S Others 0 Open surface drains OSD Box surface drains BSD If there are more than one institutions of any Sylk drains SD type, the number of such institutions is noted Cesspool method CD within brackets eg: D(2); NH (7) ect. Pit System Pt. To distinguish the medical institutions as allopathic or ayurvedic or Unani or Homoeopa­ In Col. 11 the Various prevalent methods of thic the following additional codes are used. disposal of night soil are given with the following Ayurvedic A codes. Unani U Head loads Hl Homoeopathic Hom. Baskets B In case of allopathic no separate code is used. Wheel Barrows WB The information on medical facilities is presented Septic tank latrines ST horizontally in the same line as illustarted below: Sewerage S H (A-1,2), D (Hom-2, U-1). 192

Here H (A-1 ,2) represents one Ayurvadic and Shorthand & Typewriting Sh. Type 2 Allopathic hospitals and D (Hom-2, U-1) repre­ Others o sents 2 Homoepathic and 1 Unani Dispensaries. The vocational institutions like Applied Art! The Codes used for the Col. 6 are as follows: Painting College, Pharmacy College, B.Ed. College, Teacher's Training institutes, Music I Dancing Arts only A School, Nursing School, etc. are coverd under Science on Iy S "Others!' Arts and Science only 'AS Commerce only C Schools upto class IV are treated as Primary Arts and Commerce AC or Elementary Schools. These inctude Nursery Arts, Science and Schools, Kinder Garten Schools, Pre-basic Schools, Commerce ASC Pre-primary Schools. Schools upto VIII are treated Law L as Junior Secondary or Middle Schools. Schools If there are more than oM'e institutions of each upto Class X are treated as Matriculation or Secon­ type the number is given against ea,?h in brackets. dary Schools. Schools or Colleges upto Class XI or " XII are considered in the Group of Higher Second­ Under Col. 10 the following codes are used ary / Intermediate / Pre - University / Junior col­ to specify the recognised Short-hand, typewriting lege, etc. and other vocationartraining institl:Jtfons. If there are more than one 'institution of each' type the Under Col. 20 the abbreviations given are as number is given against each in brackets. follows: Sbort hand SH Public library PL Typewriting Type Reading Room RR ~;TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENTS 194

TOWN.

STATEMENT

STATUS

No. of house- holds including Population & growth rate SJ. Class,Name & Civic L.C. Name of Taluk Area (in houseless house- r No. administrat ion No. Sq.kms.) holds (in 1981 1901 1911 1921 1931 status of town Census)

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

1 I Adoni (M) I Adoni 30.12 19,366 30,416 31,645 30,232 35.635 (4.04) (-4.47) (17.87) 2 IV Allagadda (P) II AlJagadda 12.51 3,759 Notified as town for the first time in 1981 Census 3 III Atmakur (P) III Atmakur 2.59 4,255

4 IV Banganapalle (P) IV Banganapalle 22.43 2,662 5,760

5 IV Bugganipalle (P) V Dhone 0.44 2,155

6 III Dhone (P) VI Dhone 2.59 4,333

7 I Kurnool (M) VII Kurnool 15.02 34,556 25,376 26,040 27,908 35.314 (2.62) (7.17) (26.54) 8 III Nandikotkur (P) VIII Nandikotkur 23.08 4,316

9 II Nandyal (M) IX Nandyal 15.42 17,845 15,137 16,230 18,124 22,608 (7.22) (11.67) (24.74) 10 III Srisailam X Atmakur 5.96 5,376 Project Township Right Flank Colony 11 II Yemmiganur (M) XI Yeromiganur 14.50 8,902 13,890 15,873 10,879 10,911 (14.28) (-31.46) (0.29) 195

DIRECTORY

I

AND GROWTH HISTORY

Sex Ratio of the Town at the Censuses of Density , A .... SI...... ,. (1981 1961 1971 1981 No • 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 Census) Census Census Censu5

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (I)

35,431 53,583 69,951 85,311 108,939 3,617 965 962 958 1 (0.57) (51.23) (30.55) (21.96) (27.70) 18,757 1,499 953 2

9,609 10,960 13,217 15,837 22,132 8,545 976 961 912 3 (14.06) (20.59) (19.82) (39.75) 7.326 6,932 8,015 10,643 14,436 644 967 986 956 4, (27.19) (-5.38) (15.62) (32.79) (35.64) 7,803 10,742 24,414 921 943 5 (37.67) 4,828 7,871 11,247 16,047 22,509 8,691 923 968 963 6 (63.03) (42.89) (42.68) (40.27) 45,250 60.222 100,815 136,710 206,362 13,739 938 956 931 7' (28.14) (33.09) (67.41) (35.60) (50.95) 7,409 10,096 12,130 16,329 22,923 993 983 961 958 8: (36.27 (20.15) (34.62) (40.38) 25,886 33,344 42,927 63,193 88,185 5,719 954 947 960 9- (14.50) (28.81) (28.74) (47.21) (39.55) 20,311 23,913 4,012 850 883 10 (17.73)

12,670 15,896 21,051 30,265 50,701 3,497 989 986 987 u (16.12) (25.46) (32.43) (43.77) (61.52) 196

TOWN

STATEMENT

PHYSICAL ASPECTS AND

Physical Aspects Name of , A ---, r Temperature (in Centigrade) State District 51. Class and Rainfall ,------..A. -, Headquarters Headquarters No. Name of town (in mm.) Maximum Minimum HYDERABAD KURNOOL

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

I Adoni 663.8 37.0 21.0 275 99

2 IV Allagadda 688.5 44 4 15.6 340 120

3 III Atmakur 766.9 30.0 26.0 245 69

4 IV Banganapalle 604.8 44.4 15.6 263 87

5 IV Bugganipalle 574.0 43.0 15.1 228 52

6 In Dhone 574.0 43.0 15.1 227 51

7 I Kurnool 606.9 37.0 21.0 176 0

8 III Nandikotkur 664.9 38.3 26.7 205 29

9 11 Nandyal 765.4 44.4 15.6 255 79

10 HI 5risailam Project 766.9 43.9 13.3 306 130 Township Right Flank Colony

11 II Yemmiganur 585.3 37.0 21.0 246 70 197

DIRECTORY

II

LOCA nON OF TOWNS, 1979

And Road Distance (In Kms.) From

~

Nearest city with Navigable river/ Sl. population of one canal (if within No. Sub-division/Taluk lakh and more Railway Station Bus Route 10 Kms.)

(8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (1)

Adoni/Adoni Bellary Adoni Adoni Tungabhadra (R) (0) (0) (75) (0) (0) N a ndyal/Allaga dda Proddatur Nandyal Allagadda 2 (42) (0) (60) (42) (0) Kurnool/Atmakur Kurnool Nandyal Atmakur ): (69) (0) (69) (48) (0) Nandyal/Banganapalle Kurnool Bethamcherla Banganapalle 4 (46) (0) (87) (18) (0) KurnoolJDhone Kurnool Bugganipalle BugganipaJIe 5 (52) (67) (52) (0) (0) KurnoolJDhone Kurnool Dhone Dhone 6 (51) (0) (51) (0) (0) Kurnool/Kurnool Adoni Kurnool Kurnool K.C. Canal 7' (0) (0) (99) (0) (0) Kurnool/Nandikotkur Kurnool Kuroool Nandikotkur K.C. Canal 8 (29) (0) (29) t29) (0) Nandyal/Nandyal Kurnool Nandyal Nandyal K.C. Canal 9 (0) (0) (79) (0) (0) Kurnool/Atmakur Kurnool Markapur Srisailam project 10 (130) (61) (130) (98) (R.F.C) (0)

KurnoolfYemmiganur Adoni Adoni Yemmiganur 11 (70) (0) (29) (29) (0) 198

TOWN

STATEMENT

MUNICIPAL

Receipt (In Rs. '00) r- Revenue deri- ved from Muni- Civic admini- cipal properties stration Receipt and power Government SL Class and Name of Town status through apart from grant Loan Advance No. (In 1980) taxes, etc. taxation

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

I Adoni M 16,161 4,795 23,168 1,500 2 IV Allagadda P 1,453 703 394 58 p 3 III Atmakur 825 27 75 85 4 IV Banganapalle P 154 554 229 13 BugganipaJle P 5 IV 403 118 Dhone 6 III P 2,233 311 123 7 I Kurnool M 30,000 6,110 63,690 24,350 8 III Nandikotkur P 1,445 1,145 220 459 9 II Nandyal M 13,187 1,456 16,228 Srisailam Project 10 III No Local Body Township Right Flank Colony H 11 Yemmiganur M 4,236 2,160 5,920 488 199

DIRECTORY

III

FINANCE, 1978-79

Expenditure (In Rs. '00) """ r A .,

Other Total General Public Total sources Receipt Adminis- Public health and Public Pl!blic Others Expen- S1. (specify) tration Safety convieniences works Institutions (specify) diture No. (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (1)

10,096 55,720 4,068 1,507 32,825 1,543 15,507 935 56,385 1 2,045 4,653 501 952 505 1,844 3,802 2 2,260 3,272 610 1,194 90 330 17 587 2,828 3 1,597 2,547 406 228 860 249 334 2,077 4 1,524 2,045 206 155 39 1,239 1,639 5 3,260 5,927 2,077 492 1,994 436 896 5,895 6, 29,910 1,54,060 6,640 24,460 27,000 20,990 29,500 38,950 1,47,540 7 2,662 5,931 546 494 1,301 200 5 568 3,114 8 31,834 62,705 3,577 882 8,983 6,226 15,379 27,685 62,732 9 No Local Body 101

7,058 19,862 5,578 3,922 2,974 964 3,427 16.865 H 200

TOWN

STATEMENT

CIVIC AND OTHER

Number of Latrines Civic ad- Scheduled System r A , SI. Class and Name ministra- Caste and Road of Water No. of town tion Sta- Population Scheduled length sewer- borne Service Others tus (in Tribe po- (in Kms.) age 1980 pulation

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

I Adoni M 108,939 16,727 PR: 36.92 OSD 897 4,174 KR: 1.03 2 IV Allagadda P 18,757 1,446 PR: 5.00 S,OSD 243 13 76 KR: 2.00 3 III Atmakur P 22,132 2,169 PR: 6.00 S.OSD 100 390 KR: 4.00 4 IV Banganapalle P 14,436 1,525 PR: 11.20 S,OSD 85 212 19 KR: 6.40 5 IV Bugganipalle P 10,742 1,655 PR: 3.00 S,OSD 110 11 220 KR: 2.00 6 III Dhone P 22,509 2,596 PR: 7.20 S,OSD 150 420 10 KR: 7 I Kurnool M 2,06,362 27,996 PR: 75.04 S,OSD 2,105 9,085 KR: 0.67 8 III Nandikotkur P 22,923 3,662 PR: 12.00 OSD 40 505 KR: 6.00 9 II Nandyal M 88,185 8,429 PR: 4O.8J S,OSD 1,869 2,014 4,623 KR: 4.05 10 III Srisailam Project 23,913 5,188 PR: 27.50 S,OSD 332 63 390 Township Right KR: Flank Colony 11 II Yemmiganur M 50,701 5,079 PR: 11.74 OSD 18 920 KR: 3.37 201

DIRECTORY

IV

OTHER AMENITIES, 1979

Protected water supply Electrification (Number of Connections) ~A A .. r '""\ .. Fire Method of Source System of Domestic Indus- Commer- Road Others disposal of storage with fighting trial cial Lighting of night supply Capacity (in ,000 service (Points) S1. soil litres) No.

(1 I) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (1)

B T IG (6,600) Yes 8,112 119 1,256 1,374 1

WB,B TW BWP (300) Nandyal 1,298 35 352 323 42 2 (42 Kms.) B W IG (120) Nandyal 3,154 151 456 296 110 3 (48 Kms.) WB TW BWP (20) Nandyal 834 27 286 331 18 4 (46 Kms.) ST W IG (50) Kurnool 545 4 225 5 (52 Kms.) B TK ORT (100) Kurnool 1,806 61 432 396 109 6 (51 Kms.) B T IG (13,600) Yes 11,872 269 3,104 2,264 212 7'

WB T IG (120) KurnoaI 1,227 51 297 400 95 8: (29 Kms.) WB T IG (5,500) Yes 5,217 140 1,406 1,113 171 9

WB T IG (2,728) Yes 725 3 65 463 8 10

WB T IG (800) Adoni 2,099 47 556 442 47 11 (29 Kms.) 202

TOWN

STATEMENT

CIVIC AND OTHER

SI. Class and Name Area of Slum Population Paved Roads System of No, of Town Name of Slum (In Sq. Kms.) of Slum (In Kms.) Sewerage

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1)

1 Adoni Buddakal cut stone 68 slab pavement Burial ground Road 495 C.C. Road in 15 lanes (Ward I) Formation of Road 3.20 106 5.41 OSD layout for Harijanawada Hauannapeta Road 370 Indira Nagar colony 510 KalJubhavi cut stone 110 slab pavement Scavengers Colony 365

,2 I Kurnool Bandlametta 0.01 1,000 BangariJ<:ta 0.01 1,750 Bapujinagar 0.01 2,250 Budhwarpeta 0.01 1,500 (Ward 46) Budhwarpeta (Ward 48) 0.01 315 Deonagar 0.01 200 Dharmapeta 0.01 2,000 Impala Nagar 0.03 1,900 Indira Gandhi Nagar 0.02 2,500 3.50 OSD,SD Kasipatinagar Reddy 0.01 750 Colony Khadri Street (Ward 56) 0.01 500 Khadri Street (Ward 57) 180 Lal Bahdur Sastry 0.01 1,250 Nargar Near Munisif Court 160 Near P. W.D. Office 225 Near Radha Krishna 250 Talkies N.R. Nagar Huts O.OJ ) ,250 Near SI. House 0.01 1,750 Peta 0.01 250 SanjJ) Gandhi Nagar 175 South of Wood lands 400 Sriramnagar 0.08 3,500 Veerababu Street 0.02 1,250 Wood Lands back Huts 0.0) 1,300 203

DIRECTORY

IV A

AMENITIES IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1979

Number of Latrines No. of tap points! Electrification (Number of connections) A ...... public hydrants .---______.A ----"'" • Private Method of installed for Road .------A Com- disposal of supply of protec- Lighting SI. Water borne Service Others""" munity night soil ted water Domestic (points) Others No.

(8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) 1

2 30 130

2

95 23 WB 73 1,210 475 204

TOWN

STATEMENT

CIVIC AND OTHER

S1. Class and Name Area of Slum Population Paved Roads System of No. of Town Name of Slum (In Sq.Kms.) ofSium (In Kms.) Sewerage

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

3 II Nandyai Anjaneya Swamy temple 0.01 450 --(-SkeetNo.l) Danieipuram 0.01 410 Hiuijanawada 0.01 880 (street No. 24) Mullanpeta (st. No.2) 0.01 276 5.86 Nadigedda (st. No.7) 0.01 455 Raja Kunta (st. No.3) 0.02 880 Tekke (st. No. 29) 0.01 885

4 II Yemmiganur Anjaneya Swamy Temple 0.01 1,102 Area Byepass Road area 0.01 325 Chakalageri area 0.01 924 Eastern side of 0.05 2,070 Car street Gangammabhavi area 0.02 601 Gaujalla Road area 0.01 450 Lakshmipeta 0.09 4,010 Malawada area 0.01 513 Matharala thimmappa 0.02 754 temple area M.S. Nagar 0.15 1,126 Mugathipeta and 0.02 2,250 Saganur Road area Mugithipeta and 0.02 1,605 Mugithipeta hutting area New Harijanawada 0.08 5,111 Northern side of 0,01 826 Harijanawada Old Harijanawada 0.01 1,500 Venkatapuram 0.03 1,866 Weavers Co. Op. 0.01 176 Housing colony area Western side of 0.01 1,050 Saganur road Yerukalageri area 0.01 902 205

DIRECTORY

IV A (Cone/d.)

AMENITIES IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1979

Number of Latrines No. of tap points/ Electrification (Number of connections) .A. .... public hydrants .------~.A.------"" • Private Method of installed for Road

.A. "'"l Com- disposal of supply of protec- Lighting Sl. •Water borne Service Others munity night soil ted water Domestic (points) Others No.

(8) (9) (to) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) 1

3

N.A. N.A. 235 N.A. 620 N.A.

4

260 204 31 WB 98 26 251 206

TOWN

STATEMENT

MEDICAL EDlJCA TIONAL. RECREATIONAL

Medical Facilites Educational .- A -.... , A Beds in Arts/Science/ Hospitalsj Medical Commerce Dispensa- Institutions Colleges (of Enginee- SI. Class and Name Population riesjT .B. noted in degree level Medical ring Poly- No. of Town clinics, etc. Col. No.4 and above) Colleges Colleges technics (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

------~-

Adoni 108,939 H(3) 140 ASC (2) Bellary Bellary Bellary TB(I) (Karnataka) (Karnataka) (75) FC(l) 6 (75) (75) NH(2) 12 ... 0(2) 10 2 IV Allagadda 18,757 H(l) 25 Nandyal KurnooI Anantapur Nandyal D(8) 30 (42) (120) (150) (42) 3 III Atmakur 22,132 HO) 5 Nandyal KUfllool Anantapur Nandyal D(lI) (48) (69) (220) (48) 4 IV BanganapaUe 14,436 H(l) 32 NandyaJ Kurnool Anantapur Nandyal D(U-I) (46) (87) (120) (46) FC(1) 5 IV Bugganipalle 10,742 TB(l) Kurnool .K urnool Anantapur Nandyal (52) (52) (150) 6 III Dhone 22,509 H(2) 10 A(2) KurnooI Anantapur Nandyal D(l) (51) (110) ... 0(1) 4 7 I Kurnool 206,362 H(U-l,6) 906 ASC(2) Anantapuf Nandyal ... 0(0 21 AS(l) (150) (79) FC(I) 20 AC(2) D(A-l,U-l Hom-l,7) 8 III Nandikotkur 22,923 H(I) 30 Kurnool Kurnool Anantapur Nandyal D(25) (29) (29) (180) 9 II NandyaI 88,185 H(3) 155 ASC(l) Kurnool Anantapur TB(1) (79) (150) D(27) 2 ... 0(1) 12 FC(I) 10 10 III Srisailam 23,913 H(I) 40 Nandyal KurnooI Anantapur Nandyal Project Township D(2) (130) (265) Right Flank Colony 11 II Yemmiganur 50,701 H(2) 10 Adoni ](urnool AnantapUf Bellary D(J6) (29) (70) (104) (104)

* O=Maternity & Chaild Welfare Centre 207

DIRECTEOY v

AND CULTURAL FACILlLES IN TOWNS, 1979

-- ~-~------Facilities Recreational and Cultural Facilities ~ ,-----A------""' Recognised Adult Number of Shorthand. Higher Literacy working Public Typewriting secondary/ Secon- Junior Classes/ Women's Auditoria/ Libraries and Voca- Inter/ daryl Secondary Centres, hostels with Drama/ including tional train Junior Matricu- & Middle Primary Others number of Commu- reading SI. ing Institutes College lation Schools Schools (specify) seats Stadia Cinema nity Halls rooms No.

(10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

SR. 6 12 33 6 PL: 1 Type: 4 RR: 4

Type; 2 2 8 4 PL: 1 2 RR: 2 Type: 2 4 4 9 3 PL: 1 3

Type: 2 2 2 7 1 PL: 1 4

Kur- 1 5 noDI (52) SH. 2 2 8 3 PL: 1 6 Type: 2 **0 (1) SR. 5 20 39 78 @0(1) 11 5 PL:lO 7 Type: 12 RR: 7 ***0 (3)

Type: 3 2 4 12 4 PL: 1 8

Type: 8 7 11 32 6 PL: 1 9 SH : 4 RR: 5

Type: 1 3 3 PL: 1 10 **0 (1)

Type: I 2 2 15 3 PL: 1 11

** Industrial Training Institute @ Tailoring Embrodary Centre *** College of Education (1) Music College (I) Vocational Training Centre (1) 208

TOWN

STATEMENT

TRADE, COMMERCE.

~--~~-~-~------,- Name of three most important commodities imported Name of three most important A A r """\ SI. Class and No. Name of Town 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

I I Adoni Rice Petroleum Hides & Cotton Groundnuts products skins 2 IV AUagadda Redgram Jaggery Dry chillies Groundnut Rice Oil 3 III Atmakur Groundnuts Cholam Paddy Rice Tamrind 4 IV Banganapalle Oils Rice Wheat Mangoes Cotton

5 IV Bugganipalle Rice Cholam Groundnut oil Cement Groundnut'i 6 III Dhone Rice Cholam Chillies Korra Onions

7 i ~ Kurnool Pulses Coconut oil Wheat Groundnut Garson seeds (Ajwan)

8 III Nandikotkur Pulses Tamarind Wheat Cholam Paddy

9 II Nandyal Wheat Jaggery Dhall Groundnuts Cotton

10 III Srisailam Project Rice Wheat Vegetables Township Right Flank Colony 11 II Yemmiganur Pulses Chillies Jaggery Groundnut oil Paddy 209

DIRECTORY

VI

INDUSTRY AND BANKlNG. 11:)'73 commodities exported Name of three most important commodities manufactured Number of Number of -., r A -, Number agricultu- non-agricul- ~f ral credit tural credit SI. 3rd 1st 2nd 3rn Banks societies societies No.

(8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (1)

Cotton Groundnut Cotton Carpets and 13 37 yarn oil seeds cotton yarn Cotton Groundnut Bar soaps 3 7 2 oil Cholam Rice Groundnut 2 1 3 Cholam Polished Handloom Cotton 3 14 2 4 Stones cloth thread Redgram Cement 5 Groundnut Groundnut Leather Matches 2 6 oil oil shoes Rice Vanaspathi Glass Protein 21 33 7 (Tushar) bottles products and Groundnut Oil and Refined Oil Groundnut Groundnut Rice Cloth 4 3 8 oil oil Tobacco Groundnut Rice Cotton 10 27 8 9 oil 2 10

Cotton YaJn Handloom Groundnut 5 2 12 11 goods oil

SECTION III

Primary Census Abst,act 212

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

ADONITALUK

1981 Name of village 1981 Name of village 1981 Name of village Location Location Location ·Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

111 Adoni 17 Halvi 39 Nadichagi 61 Agasaladinne 84 Hanaval 3 Naranapuram 6 Agasanur 54 Hulikanvi 47 Nelakosigi 98 Arekal 121 Huvvanur 114 Nettekallu 18 Arlebanda 77 Nowlakal 23 Iranagallu 81 Badinehal 101 Isvi 51 Pallipadu 107 Baladur 88 Pandavagallu 78 Ballekallu 110 Parvathapuram 89 Jalibenchi 60 Bantakunta 105 Pedda Harivanam 22 Jampapuram 55 Bapaladoddi 74 Pedda Kadabur 58 Jurnaladinne 64 Bapuram 70 Pedda Tumbalam Peekalabetta 53 Basaladoddi 56 2 Kachapuram 49 Pendekal 26 Basapuram 96 Pesalabanda 9 Kadidoddi 108 Basapuram 37 Podalakunta 116 Basarakodu 102 Kadithota 33 Puttakunta 7 Batrabommalapuram 24 Kaggallu 28 Belagallu 52 Kalavalagundu 1 Rampuram 27 Bompalle 112 Kallubhavi 93 Rangapuram 99 Bychigeri 73 Kallukunta 19 Kamandoddi 30 Sajjalagudam '75 Chinna Kadabur 68 Kamavaram 117 Salakalakonda 71 Chinna Tumbalam 8 Kandukur 115 Sambagallu 50 Chintakunta 97 Kapati 104 Santhekudlur 44 Chirtapalle 95 Karafli 5 Sathanur 21 Chirthanakal 14 Katedoddi 100 S. Kondapuram 36 Chudi 38 Katriki 43 Sulekeri 48 Kosigi 95 Sultanapuram 92 Dayyalaguddam 66 Kowthalam 29 Devarabetta 65 Kowthalam Rowdur 94 Tarapuram 25 Dibbanadoddi 15 Kumbalanur 34 Thippaladoddi 118 Dibbanakallu 83 Kuntanahal 86 Thovi 90 Doddanakeri 79 Kuppagal 4 Thumbiganur 62 Dombaladinne 32 Duddi 41 Lingaladinne 82 Upparahal 59 Urukunda 67 Echalahal 42 Madire 10 Vallur ]03 Madire 46 Vandagallu 87 Ganekal 45 Mallanahatti 63 Veerladinne 69 Gavigattu 119 Mandagiri 113 Vengalapuram 85 G. Hosolli 91 Manthriki 109 V. Kondapuram 120 Gonabhavi 13 Marali 122 Virupapuram 16 Gothuladoddi 20 Moogaladoddi 57 Gowdagallu 72 Muchigiri 106 Yadavalli 12 Gudikambali 76 Mykadona 31 Yendapalle 11 Gurraladoddi 40 Mylinganur 80 Yerigeri

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

YEMMIGANUR TALUK

1981 Name of Village 1981 Name of Village Location Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

52 Banavasi 23 Machapuram 21 Budur 1 Madhavaram 45 Malapalle 2 Chetnihalle 53 Malkapuram 22 Chilakaladona 3 Manchala 8 Chinna Kothiliki 13 Mittasomapuram 40 Mugathi 28 Daivamdinne 55 Devibetta 9 Nagaladinne 41 Dharmapuram 24 Nandavaram 4 Nandikyarawadi 30 Enigabala

5 Gangavaram 33 Parlapalle 27 Garladinne 46 Parmandoddi 36 Gudikal 7 Peddakothiliki 10 Gurujala 31 Pesaladinne 29 Ponakaladinne 42 Halaharivi 15 Poolachinta 51 Hissarimuravani 43 H. Thimmapuram 19 Rachamarri 34 Ralladoddi 16 1 brahim puram 11 Rayachoty

lalawadi 49 39 Sardarpuram 6 Joharpuram 47 Singarajanahalli 25 Soganur 35 Kadimetta 44 Sowlahalli 17 Kalludevakunta 18 Sugur 37 Kalugotla 20 Sunkeswari 50 Kambadahal 48 Kambaladinne 14 Kanakaveedu 26 T. Sallakudlur 54 Kotekal 12 T. Samalagudem 32 K. Timmapuram 38 Yemmiganur

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KODUMUR TALUK

1981 Name of village 1981 Name of village Location Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

34 Amadaguntla 5 Kothakota 35 Anugonda 36 Laddagiri 10 Basavapuram 18 Brahmanadoddi 12 Mallapuram 25 Budidapadu 1 M. Somapuram 17 Burandoddi 32 Mudumalagurthy 13 Munagala 28 Chanugondla 15 C. Belagal 2 Palukudoddi 26 Penchikalapadu 8 EdtifUr 14 Polakal 20 Ponnekal 37 Gorantla 29 Pulakurthi 9 G. Singavaram 27 Pyalakurthi 23 Gudipadu 21 Gudur 22 Regadikhanapuram 3 Gundrevulu 11 Remata 7 R. Konthalapadu 19 Julekal 6 Sunkesula 16 KambadahaI 24 K. Nagulapuram 30 Varkur 31 Kodurnur 4 Kondapuram 33 Yerradoddi

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KURNOOL TALUK

1981 Name of Village 1981 Name of Village Location Location Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2)

23 A. Gokulapad 36 Meedivemula 6 Munugalapadu 29 B. Thandrapadu 40 Bastipadu 30 Nannur 38 Bodduvanipalle 45 Nayakal 41 Bollavaram 7 Nidzur 55 Brahmanapalle 51 N. Konthalapadu 17 Noothanapalle 47 Chetiamallapuram 39 Chinnatekur 58 Palakolanu I Panchaiingaia 13 Devamada 20 Pandipad 15 Diguvapadu 24 Pari a ]9 Dinnedevarapadu 18 Pasupula 27 Dupad 9 Peddapadu 26 Pedda Tekur 2 E. Thandrapadu 14 Pudur 32 Puricherla ]6 Gargeyapuram 42 Pusulur 12 Gondiparla 52 Guttapadu 43 Remadur 4 Roza 57 Hussanapuram 31 Rudravaram

11 ]oharapuram 54 Sakunala 22 Salkapuram 10 Kallur 59 Somayajulapalle 56 Kalva 34 Kannamadakala 28 Thadakanapalle 33 Kethavaram 53 Thippayapalle 60 Komarole 44 Konganapadu 8 Ulehala 3 Kurnool 46 Ulindakonda 50 Uppalapadu 21 Lakshmipuram 49 Uyyalawada 37 Loddipalle 35 Vorvokal 5 Mamidalapadu 25 Markapuram 48 Yapariapadu

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

NANDIKOTKUR TALUK

1981 Name of-village 1981 Name of village 'Location .Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

53 Alaganur 41 Midthur 26 Allur 1 Murvakonda 11 Musalimadugu 35 Bannur 4 Mutchurnarri ·49 Bannur 6 Beeravolu 32 Nagaluty 24 Bijinavemula 21 Nagatur 15 BoHavaram 27 Nandikotkur ~8 Bollavaram 30 Brahmanakotkur 19 Pagidyala 44 Byrapuram 5 . Palamarri 47 Parumanchala 42 Cherukucherla 13 Pathakota 38 Chintalapalle 36 Cowtkur 54 RolJapad 31 Darnagatla Sangameswaram 37 Devanur 7 25 Sathanikota 10 Errilmatam 8 Siddeswaram 40 Sunkesula ]2 Gurnmada puram 55 Talamudipi .39 Jalakanur 16 Tangadancha 50 Tanigopula 34 Kadumur 46 Tartur 20 Konidyala 14 Tatipadu 52 Korrapolur 43 Thirnmapuram 51 Tudicherla 18 Lakshmapuram 48 Lingapuram 29 Vaddemanu 45 Veepanagandla 22 Maddigatla 9 Veerabhadradurgam 23 Malyala 2 Veerapuram 17 Mandlem 33 Masapeta 3 Yellala

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

ATMAKUR TALUK

1981 Name of Village 1981 Name of Village Location Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

31 AbduJlapuram 13 Vadla Ramapuram 19 Atmakur 28 Vanala 36 Velgode 6 Battuvanipalle 30 Velpanur 34 Bhanumukkala 33 Vempenta 37 Boyarevula

" RESER VE FOREST VILLAGES 24 Chelimella R F 17(1 Abbarajukuntagudem 21 Dudyala R F 10 Bairluty Beat 5 Edurupadu R F 10{1 Bairluty Gudem

1 Ganapuram R F 3 Guvvalakunta Beat 7 Gokavaram 32 Gunthakandala R F 6/2 Hatllkeswaram 11 Guvvalakunta R F 4 Indireswaram Beat 14 Indireswararn 22 Iskala RF2 Kothapalle Beat R F 19 Kunta 3 Jutur R F 9 Naga]uti Beat 23 K am balapalle R F 9/1 Nagaluti Gudem 20 Karivena RF 12 Nallakalva Beat 4 Kokkerancha 9 Kothapalle R F 15/1 Pangidigudem 17 Krishnapuram R F 5/1 Pecheruvugudem and 12 Kurukunda Sugali Tanda R F 5 Pecheruvu North Beat" 27 Maddur R F 7 Pecheruvu South Beat 26 Mittakandala RFll Peddananthapuram Beat 38 Mothukur R F 14 Pasurutla Beat R F 11/1 Pasurutlagudem 35 Nallakaiva R F 18 Pothuraju Penta 10 Nandikunta RF13 Rudrakodu Beat 25 Pamulapadu R F 12/1 Rudrakodugudem 15 Pinnapuram R F 1 Sivapuram Beat 29 Regadigudur R F 6 Srisailam Beat R F 6/1 Srisailam Guda 16 Siddapuram R F 17/2 Sudemgudem 18 Siddepalle 8 Sivapuram R F 16 Vetgode Beat 16A Srisailam Project Township R F 15 Velgode North Beat R F 17 Vetgode South Beat 2 Thummaluru R F 8 Venkata puram

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

NANDYAL TALUK

1981 Name of Village 1981 Name of Village !--ocation Location Code No. Code No. 0) (2) (I) (2)

50 Alamur 15 Karimaddela 70 Anupur 48 Kowlur 63 Ayyalur 22 Kondajutur 39 Ayyavarikodur 27 Konidedu 19 Koratamaddi 29 Balapanur 71 Kothur 37 Bandi Atmakur 57 Kottala 59 Basavapuram 40 Bayyapukodur 52 Maddur 34 Bheemavaram 2 Manchalakatta 8 Bhojanam 64 Maseedupuram 69 Mitnala 49 Bhupanapadu 31 Munagala 5 Bilakalaguduru Billalapuram 46 62 Nandipalle Bollavaram 45 47 Nandyal 68 Brahmanapalle 10 Narayanapuram Bukkapuram 43 28 Nerawada Buzanur 6 56 Nocnepalle

65 Chabolu 24 Panyam Chapirevula 55 14 Paramatur ChinnakkapaJle 3 38 Parnapalh: Chilakala 23 9 Pedda Devalapuram 16 Chindukuru 7 Pesaravoy 25 Pinnapuram 20 Durvesi 30 Polur 33 Pulimaddi 41 Ernapadu 67 Pusulur

17 Gadigarevula 12 Ramapuram 4 Gadivemula 32 Royamalpuram 72 Gaggatur 60 Gajulapalle 13 Santhajutur 11 Galichennayapalem 1 Gani 58 Thammadapalle 51 Gonavaram 26 Thammarajupalle 61 Gopavaram 44 Thimmapuram 21 Gorkallu 18 Thirupadu 73 Guntanala 53 Thogarchedu

41 Kadamalakalva 54 Udumalpuram 36 Kakanur 66 Kanala 35 Yerraguntla

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ALLAGADDA TALUK

1981 Name of village 1981 Name of village Location Location -Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2) 52 Ahobilam 81 Mallavemula 50 Alamoor 47 Mandaloor 63 Allagadda 8 M.Chinthakunta 51 Mittapalle 53 Bachapalle 32 M. Krishnapuram 36 Bathaloor 48 Muthaloor 21 Beeravolu 68 Muthyalapadu 2 Boyalakunta 78 Brahmanapalle 44 Nallagatla 49 Narasapuram 82 Chagalamarri 75 Nelampad 42 Chandaloor 4 Chennur 56 Obulampalle 43 Chilakaloor 67 Chinna Bodanam 57 Padakandla 26 Chinna Kambaloor 64 Palasagaram 85 Chinnavangali 10 Pasurepadu 66 Chintha Kommadinne 62 Pathakandukur 83 Chintha I acheruvu 73 Peddabodanam 60 Pedda Chintakunta 69 Dantla Vanipenta 25 Pedda Kambaloor 6 Deebaguntia 84 Peddavangali 59 Devarayapuram 28 Perur

24 Ellavathula 80 Rajoli 37 Erragudidinne 74 Rampalle 29 Erraguntala 12 Rayapadu 54 R. Krishnapuram 3 Gangavaram 41 R. Nagulavaram 46 G .lambuladinne 39 Rudravaram 70 Godigenur 45 Gopalapuram 5 Sambavaram 15 Gosapadu 71 Settiveedu 79 Gotlur 20 Sirvel 18 GovindapaIIe 13 s. Kulur 58 Gllbagundam 61 S. Lingandinne 35 Gumparamandinne 7 S. Nagulavaram 23 Sreerangapuram 33 leenepaIIe ]6 liIlelIa 40 T. Lingandinne 9 lullepalle 11 Tellapuri 72 Thodendiapalle 77 KalllgotlapalJe 19 KaminenipaIIe 34 Vanikamdinne 14 Vantivelagala 17 Kamdapalle 27 Ve1agaJapalle 38 Kondamaya paIle 22 Kotakonda 55 Yadawada 30 Kotapadu ,.., Yellur 65 K othakonduk1!lr - RESERVE FOREST VILLAGES 76 Maddur 1 Mahadevapuram Ahobilam 2 Pacherla

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BANGANAPALLE TALUK

1981 Name of village 1981 Name of village Location Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

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DHONE TALUK

1981 Name of Village 1981 Name of Village 'Location Location -Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

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PATTIKONDA TALUK

1981 Name of village 1981 Name of village Location Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

1 Alawala 31 Kotakonda 3 Kulumala 24 Banavanur 3S Kunkanur 22 Banda~eedi Agraharam 10 Kurnur 38 Billekatlu 42 Bondimadugula 9 Lingamdinne 60 Buruzula 54 Linganenidoddi 23 Byaluppala

52 Chakkaralla 11 Machapuram 32 Chellelichelamalla 64 Maddikera Agraharam 69 Chennampalle 63 Maddikera (East) 49 Chinna Hulthi 61 Maddikera (North) 18 Chinna Pendekal 62 Maddikera (West) 53 Mukkella 20 Dadadudi Kotakonda 19 Mulugundam 48 Devanabanda 39 Muthukur 34 Devanakonda 45 Dudekonda 47 Nalakadoddi 43 N allachel imala 6S Edavali 13 Neruduppala 56 Edduladoddi 12 Errabadu 71 Pagidiroy 27 Palakurthi 15 Ganjihalli 44 Pandikona 5 Gonegondla 51 Pattikonda Gooty Erragudi 73 50 Pedda Hulthi 41 Gundlakonda 4 Peddamarriveedu 2 Peddanelatur .66 Hampa 55 Pendekallu 6 Handri Khyrawadi 67 Per ava Ii 59 Hosur 25 Potlapadu 58 Putchakayalamada 14 Iranbanda 33 J illedubudakala 57 Ratana 72 Jonnagiri 46 Jutur 26 Ternekallu 30 Thimmapuram 16 Kadivella 8 Tbippanur 70 Kandamakuntla 68 Tuggali 17 Kandanathi 29 Kappatralla 40 Velamakur 28 Karivemula 7 Vemugodu 21 Karumanchi 36 Khyruppala 37 Yatakallu

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6 Gajjehalli 64 Pacharahalli 26 Gonehal I3 Peddagonehal 61 Gulyam 42 Pedda Hothur 84 Gummanur 9 Pedda Hyata

,66 Halaharvi 74 R:amadurgam 36 Haligera 69 Hardageri 55 Sammathageri 70 HathibeIagal 39 Sankarabanda 12 Hebattam 82 Seedarahal 5 Holalagundi 58 Siddapuram Honnur 78 Sirugapuram 23 Hulebeedu 53 Suluvoy

IS lngaladahal 34 Tangaradona 73 Thimmapuram 6~ Jangamara Hosalli 47 Thumbalabeedu 41 Joharapuram 35 Thurvagal 81 Tsakibanda 75 Kaminahal 27 Kammarachedu 7 Vandavagili 22 Karidiguddam 52 Virupapuram 45 Katriki 85 Khajipuram 10 Yellarthi 56 Kogilathota 87 Yerur 79 Kokkarachedu 335 336

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House Nos. Description of A Ward or Block or B.B.No. r--- - ~ the area covered Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block 2 3 4 5

ADONI CITY (Class I) ADONI TAL UK

Ward 1 1 95 Kunnimala 2 96 182/1 3 183 338/13 Pedda Malag~ri 4 339 339/178 Ramanagar 5 339/179 413 Pedda Malageri 6 414 5(,'1 7 508 560 Jeerangi Gaddah 8 561 626A 9 627 695/1

2 10 83 Bharpeta 11 84 170 12 171 249 13 250 356

3 14 1 81 Gokarjanda area 15 82 1:0 Madigageri 16 151 222 Syedpeta 17 223 311 Pinjari Geri 18 312 374

4 19 1 11/112 Shaktigudi area 20 11/113 11/230 21 11/231 18/39-7 22 18/39-8 34 23 35 99,'1 24 100 187/11 25 187/12 205/2 26 206 290 27 291 387

5 28 1 106 Kilchinpeta, Shaktigudi 29 107 lS4 30 185 254 31 255 284 32 285 391

6 33 1 95 Nunegeri 34 97 202 35 203 250 36 251 276 Boyapeta 37 277 366

7 38 104/1 K inda Boyagcri 39 105 206 40 207 292 Gowlipeta part 41 293 404 Kinda 80yagerj

a 42 1 88 Kumbargeri ~3 89 1~1 343

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block or E.B.No. r------A -----, the area cevered Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

ADONI CITY (Class I) ADONI TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 8 (Coneld.) 44 152 223 45 224 204 Gowlipeta part 46 305 373

9 47 78/1 Vaddageri 48 19 150 49 151 2.06 50 237 330 Maraligeri 51 331 425

10 52 155 Buddekal,' Kalyanamandiram area 53 156 2:0/1 54 251 356 55 3-'7 428

II 56 139 Buddekal part 57 140 227 Chamankatha 58 228 310 Jamakhanwadi 59 311 411 Venkatanarasappa Gudi area 60 412 515 61 516 627/C

12 62 1 190 Sharoff Bazar and Mas;1:idpura 63 191 319 64 320 4!3 65 414 533 66 534 931

13 67 1 80 Old post Office area 68 81 236 69 237 311 70 312 392 71 393 4~8

14 72 1 57 Khazipura 73 58 ]19/B 74 120 169 75 170 238 76 2:19 300 77 301 353

15 78 1 90 Langarbhavipeta and Madargeri area 79 91 224 80 225 289/7 81 290 300/100 82 300/101 300/243 83 300/243 (a) 323 84 324 393 85 394 414 344

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block or E.B.No. r-----A ----"") the area covered Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

ADONl ClTY (Class 1) ADONI TALUK (Con/d.)

Ward 15 (Coneld.) 86 415 443/5 87 444 475/B 88 476 504/29

16 89 1 18/79 Parvathaputam and Rayartagar 90 18/80 18/184 91 J8/185 19/69-1 92 19/70 125 93 126 241

17 94 1 79/1-29 Kallambhavi 95 79/1-30 148/5 96 148/6 227 97 228 356 98 357 484 99 485 585 100 586 631/90 101 631/91 631/185 102 63]/186 649/44 Kranthinagar 103 649/45 699/4 104 69915 794/1 105 795 837/56-5 106 837/57 837/124 107 837/125 837/191 Factory area 108 837/192 837/276-5 109 837/277 837/370

18 110 1 178 Matkargeri III 179 442 112 443 549 113 5:0 674

19 114 1 51/77 Fareedsab Mohilla 115 5]/78 ]51 116 152 25311 117 254 327 118 328 425

20 1]9 1 48/6 Venkannageri 120 48/7 74/B 121 74/C 108{39 122 108/40 192 123 193 292 124 293 380/1 125 380/2 457

21 126 1 2-B-S S. K. D. Colony 127 2-B-6 5-2 128 6 31/3-49 STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block or E.B.No. ,----A.-_____ , the area covered Locality -:-lo. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

ADONI CITY (Class 1) ADONI TALDK (Colleld.)

Ward 21 (Coneld.) 1:9 31-3-50 53/A 130 53jB 97 J31 98 J36-2 .132 137 148/7 Saibaba Nagar, Chandarsab Darga 133 149 195/2 134 195/3 225/4 135 225/5 292 136 293 404/21 Mandigiri 137 404/22 404/164 138 404/165 404/400 139 404/401 413-0 140 413-E 450-B 141 450-C 475/1 Mandigiri 142 476 SlI/e 143 512 514/61-2 Thikkaswarny Darga 144 514/62 516/1 Ambedkar Nagar

22 145 1 83 Karvanpeta part 146 84 116 147 117 194 Chinna Malageri 148 195 264 Chandasab Darga Area 149 265 334

23 150 1 105 Karvanpeta 151 106 218 152 219 31O-A 153 311 402 154 403 489 155 490 E08 24 156 1 84 Havannapeta part 157 E5 163 158 164 305 Chinnamadigeri Area 159 307 408

25 160 1 97/1 Havannapeta Part 161 98 178 162 179 248 ]63 249 318 164 319 393 Kanchikar Bazar area 165 394 463 166 464 549/1 167 550 643 Nalband Street 168 644 734 169 735 839 26 170 68 Kowdalpeta 171 69 ]42 172 143 143/101 173 143/102 232 174 233 311 346

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House Nos. Description of Ward or Block or B.B.No. r------A -----..... the area covered Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block 2 3 4 5

ATMAKUR TOWN (Class III) ATMAKUR TALUK

Blbck 1 65 I-I 1-16/82 Thara area 66 1-16/83 1-36/t Kurnool-Guntur Road 67 1-36/2 1-59(2) Rangamahal 68 1-59(3) 1-119 2 69 2-1 2-48(33) Veerabhadra talkies 70 2-48(34) 2-123 Old Bus Stand 3 71 3-1 3-65/4 Kappala kunta 4 72 3-65/5 3-111 Sriramnagar 73 4-1 4-100 Chakaliveedhi, Mangala peerla chavidi 5 74 5-1 5-125 Thotageri 6 75 6-1 6-125 Thotagcri 7 76 7-1 7-113 Rajaveedhi-Main Bazar 8 77 8-1 8-123 Naaz talkies Street 9 78 9-1 9-1:0 Rajaveedhi, Brahmin Street 10 'i9 10-1 10-120 Rajaveedhi, Brahmin Street 11 80 11-1 11-116 Vadla Ramapuram Veedhi, Vakitipeta 12 81 12-1 12-125/7 Grampanchayat Office 13 81 13-1 13-120 Main Road 14 83 14-1 14-124(1) Kota veedhi, Sale veedhi 15 84 15-1 15-117 Market street, Bondiligeri 16 85 16-1 16-61 Chityala Street 86 16-62 16-122/5 Bondili veedhi 17 87 17-1 17-64 Court street 88 17-65 17-110(3) K. G. Road, Bondilipeta 18 89 18-1 18-44 Bondilipeta 90 18-45 18-103 Market Road 19 91 19-1 19-10:0 ) Asar mosque Street 20 92 20-1 20-58 Kota veedhi, Veerabhadragudi veedhi 93 20-59 20-112 21 94 21-1 21-125 Balijaveedhi, Veerabhadragudi veedhi 22 95 22-1 22-13 ~ Karanamvandla veedhi. Kothapeta 23 96 23-1 23-123 Nadigadda, Rajaveedhi, Edigepeta 24 97 24-1 24-124 Jamiamasjid street, Chakalivandla veedhi 25 98 25-1 25-124 Gollapeta, Kothapeta 26 99 26-1 26-~OO Kothapeta vecdhi 27 100 27-1 27-50/1 K. G. Road, Koneru veedhi 101 27/52/1 27-116 347

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House Nos. Description of Ward or Block or E.B.No. ,-~--A~----. the area covered Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

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ATMAKUR TOWN (Class III) ATMAKUR TALUK (Colic/d.)

Block 28 102 28-1 28-'"'3 Neelatctlu veedhi 10) 28-74 28-i39

2,} ]04 29-1 ::9-11 3 GolJapeta, Vadlapeta 30 105 30-1 30-105 S.P.G. Palem 31 106 31-1 3:-!03 A.B.M. Palem

32 107 3~-1 32-87 A.B.M. Palem

DRONE TOWN (Class Ill) DHONE TALUK

Block 1 208 I-I 1-134 2 209 2-1 2-100 210 2-101 2-222/8 3 211 3-1 3-93 212 3-94 3-167/2 4 213 4-1 4-102/3 214 4-102/4 4-192 5 215 5-1 5-166 6 216 6-1 6-67 217 6-67/1 6-160 7 218 7-1 7-190j3 8 219 8-1 8-1/159 Not available 220 8-1/160 8/68/8 221 8-69j9 8-141 9 222 9-1 9-105/1 223 9-105/2 9-179 10 224 10-1 10-66 225 10-67 10-142 11 226 11-1 11-52/9 227 11-52/10 11-98 12 228 12-1 12-84 229 12-84/1 12-167/6 13 230 13-1 13-81 231 13-82 13-152 14 232 14-1 14-125 15 233 15-1 15-124 16 234 16-1 16-107 17 235 17-1 17-114 S'fATEMENT SffO\VING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN niE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBA~ AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

Hoi.lse Nos. Description of , ____A ______, Ward or Bleck or E.B.No. the area covered Street No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

DRONE TOWN (Crass III) DHONE TALUK (Conchl.)

Block 18 216 18-1 18-165/1

19 237 19-1 19-178/6 20 238 20-1 20-63 21 239 21-1 21-110 240 21-111 21-221 22 241 22-1 22-171 23 242 23-1 23-89 Not available 243 -23-90 23-156/1 24 244 24-1 24-82/3 245 24-83 24-163/1 25 246 25-1 25-134 26 247 26-1 26-92 248 26-92/1 26-178

KURNOOL TOWN (Class I) KURNOOL TALUK

Street 1 1 1/1 1/225 Municipal Hospital,Tungabhadra River, Hundri- 2 1/226 1/274 River, Osmania college area and Mas('om Basha 3 1/275 1/328 Darga 4 1/328/A 1/552

2 5 2/1 2/57 6 2/58 2/137-H 7 2/137-HI 2/187 8 2/188 2/271 9 2/272 2/341

3 10 3/1 3/76A 11 3176B 3/184 12 3/185 3/279

4 13 4/1 4/58B

5 14 5/1 5/69 15 5/70 5/125 16 5/125A 5/185 17 5/186 5/253

6 18 6/1 6/104 19 6/105 6/203(1)

7 20 7/1 7/60

8 21 8/1 8/79 22 8/79A 8/156 23 8/157 8/222 349

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATIO~ BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS Oli KURNOOL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block or E.B.No. ,------..A-----.. the area covered Street No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

KURNOOL TOWN (Class T) KURNOOL TALUK (Cantd.)

Street 9 24 9/1 9/94 Municipal Hospital, Tungabhadra River, Hundri­ 25 9/95A 9/214 River, Osmania college area and Masoom Basha 26 9/214A 9/342 Darga

10 27 10/1 10j70A Shroff Bazar, Bus-stand, Erra Buruju Area, One 28 10/71 10/136 Peta Area, Hundri River, Gorakshala Area.

11 29 11/1 11/62B 30 11-62-C 11/124 297 11/40-B 11/55 298 11/56 11/62-B

12 31 12/1 12/108 Municipal Hospital, Tungabhadra River, Hundri­ River, Osmania college area Masoom Basha Darga.

13 32 13/1 13/90 33 13/91 13/25"4

14 34 14/1 14/55

15 35 15/1 15/82 Shroff Bazar, Bus-stand, Erra Buruju Area, One 36 15/82A 15/136 Peta Area, Hundri River, Gorakshala Area. 37 15/137 15/211 38 15/212 15/264

16 39 16/1 16/73A 40 16/73B 16/148 41 16/149 16/211B

17 42 17/1 17/58A 43 17/58-1A 17/112 44 17/113 17/165 45 17/166 ] 7/221

18 46 18/1 18/100-A-43 47 18/JOO-A-44 18/201

19 51 19/1 19/88 Municipal Hospital, Tungabhadra River, Hundri 52 19/89 19/149-A River, Osmania coJlege Area and Masoom basha 53 19/150 19/209 Darga. 54 19/209-A 19/276 55 19/277 19/3 11

20 56 20/1 20/66

21 57 21/1 21/21 350

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block or E.B.No. ,----A----. the area covered Street No. From To In each Enumeration Block

2 j 5

KURNOOL TOWN (Class J) KURNOOL TALUK (Con/d.)

Street 22 58 22/1 22/47 Municipal Hospital, Tungabhadra River, 59 22/47B 22/125 Hundri River, Osmania college Area, and Masoom Basha Darga.

23 60 23/1 2:/61 61 2'C/62A 23/116 62 23fll6A 23/175

24 63 24/1 24/76A 64 24/76B 24/139

25 65 25/1 25/48 66 25/49 2 "/100

26 67 26/1 26/93 68 26/94 26/166 69 26/167 26/270 70 26/271 26/361A 71 26/362 26/448

27 72 2"'/1 27/ '2 73 27!7:A ::~ 1 7

28 7~ 28/1 28/29 75 28/30 28/96

29 76 29/1 29/70 77 29/71 29/139

30 78 20/1 30/53E Shroff Bazar, Bus-stand, Erra buruzu Area, One 79 30/53-C 30/119-A2 peta Area, Hundri River, Gorakshala Area. 80 30/119-B 30/185A

31 81 31/1 31/35 -Do-

32 82 32/1 32/74-B Municipal Hospital, Thungabhadra River, 83 32/74-C 32/153(2) Hundri River, Osmania College Area and Masoom 84 32/153(3) 32/198-A! Basha Darga 85 32/199 32/2<0 86 32/251 32/;'96 87 32/297 32/355 88 32/356 32/419 89 32/420 32/490 90 32/491 32/553 91 3~/S:54 32/614 351

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block or E.B.No. r-· A-----. the area covered Street No. From To in each Enumeration Block

1 2 3 4 5

KURNOOL TOWN (Class I) KURNOOL TALUK (Contd.)

Street 33 92 33(1 Municipal Hospital, Tungabhadra River, Hundri river, Osmania College area and Masooro Basha Darga.

34 93 34/1 34/66A 94 34/67 34/L05·A7 13/3 95 34/105-A7 34/117 13/4 96 34/118 34/192 97 34/192A 34/256

35 98 35/1 35/83A 99 35/83-B 35/175 100 35/176 35/Z-S

36 101 36/1 36/36(33) 102 36;:6(34) 36/46-15 103 36/46-16 36/46-87 104 36/46·88 36/49 105 36/50 36/108A 106 36/10SB 36/175A 107 36/176 36/254A 108 36/253 ?6/318·D

37 48 ;'7/1 37/14 Shroff Bazar, Bus-stand, Erra Buruzu Area, One peta Area, Hundri River, Gorakshala Area 38 49 38/1 ::8/94 50 38/95 38/164

39 109 39/1 39/58 Municipal Hospital area, Tungabhadra River, 110 39/59 39;84-~ 1 Handri river, Osroania college area and Masoom III 39/84-52 39/86-SC Basha Darga. 112 39/86-9 39/151Q 113 39/152 39/191 114 39/192 39/255A 115 39/256 39/330

40 116 40;1 40/40-B6 Sri Ramnagar, Club Road, Childrens' park. Con­ 117 40/40-Al 40/83 trol Room Road, Cobes College, Municipal Bus­ 118 40/84 40/134 stand, Vaddageri, Hundri River, K.C. Road 119 401135 40{184 120 40/185 40/241 121 40/241-A 40/309 122 40/310 40J354-3A 123 40n54-1 40/377 124 40/378 40/421(1) 12.5 40/421-A 40/435 352

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION: BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

House Nes. Description of Ward or Block or E.n.No. ,----.A.----. the area covered Street No. From To In each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

KURNOOL TOWN (Class I) KURNOOL TALUK (Contd.)

Street 40 (Coneld.) 126 40/436 40/448E Sri Ramnagar, Club road, Children's park, Con- 127 40/452 40/530 trol room road, Co bes College, Municipal Bus-stand. 128 40/531 40/627 Vaddageri, Hundri river, K.C. Road 129 40/628 40/695 130 40/696 40/744 131 40/745 40/790-5 132 40/970-5A 40/806 133 40/8068 40/810 Tungabhadra river, District Munsif court and Lal 134 40/811 40/860(4) Bahadur Sastry Nagar, Head Post office. 11 town 289 St.Joseph's Hostel Police station. ST. Joseph schooI,Dharmapeta road 290 Men's Medical Hostel Municipal limits 41 135 41/1 41/73 136 41/74 41/101 137 41/108 41/173 138 41/174 41/232 139 41/233 41/288 140 41/288/A 41/326 141 41/326-AI 41j346-A2 142 41,'346-B 41/398 143 41/398A 41/461 144 41 /461-A 41/ (472-94/4)/36-S 145 41/(472-94/4)37-3 41/140-S 146 41/141-5 41/473-78/1 147 41/473-79 41/477-34 148 41/477-35 41/527 1{9 41!528-A 41/572-L 150 41/572-M 41/611-2 151 41/S11-Al 41/695 152 41/696 41/916 299 41/?40-F 41/34C-A2

42 153 42/1 42/77 154 42/78 421123 155 42/124 42/206

43 156 43;1 43/49-A 157 43/49B 43/102 158 43/103 43/160-1 159 43/160-2 43/208A leD 43/208-B 43/246D 161 43/248-1 43/267 162 43/253 43/253-2(265-C3)

44 163 44/1 44/17-2 164 44/18-A 44/548 165 44/ :4-1 44/71-3N 166 44/71-B2 42/72-A 167 44/72-A-3-1 44/90A }(,8 44/91 44/136 169 44/137 44/190 K. C. Canal, Municipal limits 353

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

House Ncs. Description of Ward or Block or E.B.No. ,------A ---. the area cevered Street No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

KURNOOL TOWN (Class I) KURNOOL TALUK (Contd.)

Street 45 170 45/1 45/45 K.C. Canal, Municipal limits 171 45/45-1 45/86-9 172 45/86-10 45/113 173 45/114 45/175 174 45(176 45/185-40D(1l4) 175 45(185-4IA 45/185-69A 176 45/18::-69B 45/1 85-204B 291 K.V.R. College (For Women) Hostel (45 Peta)

46 177 46/1 46/86-64 Hundri river, Municipal Limits, K.C. Canal 178 46/86-65 46/86-A36 179 46/86-A37 46/93(41)E 180 46/93(41)F 46/154Bl 181 46/154A 46/161-2 182 46/161-3 46/163-26-23 183 46/163-26-23A 46/174-8 184 46(174-9 46/184 185 46/185 4S/25~ 186 46/259 46j?45 187 46/246 4

47 194 47 (1 47/30-D Hundri River, Municipal Limits, K.C.Canal 195 47/30-D2 47/57 196 47iS8 47/80-13 197 47/80-14 47}97-34 198 47/97-35 47/1l5-11D 199 47/115-11E 4"7/171 200 47/172 4-/252

48 201 48(1 48(75 202 48(76 43(140 203 48/141 48/195-5

49 204 49/1 49/1-2-K K. C. Canal, Municipal Limits, (Railway track) 205 49/1-2-L 49/l-A187A 206 49/1-AI88 49/32M 207 49/33M 49j:OA22 208 49jSOA-23 49(50-AI17 :09 49/50A118 49/50A228 210 49j50A229 49j50A339A 354

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

------~------House Nos. Description of Ward or Block or E.B.No. ,-----A------"""'\ the area covered Street No. From To in each Enumeration Block 2 3 4 5

KURNOOL TOWN (Class 1) KURNOOL TALUK (Contd.)

Street 49 (Concld.) 21l 49(50A340 49(50A473 K.C. Canal Municipal Limits, Railway track 212 49/50-A474 49/22 213 49/23 49/132 214 49/133 49/245 292 49 Street Sree Ram Nagar 295 49 Street

50 215 SO/I-AI 50/40 302 50/41 50/109-14 216 50/109-15 50/202 217 50/203 50/304 218 50(305 50/318-MI6-4 2 J 9 50/348M 16/6 50/433 220 :'0/434 50/544 221 50/545 50/664 222 50/665 50/732 223 50/733 50/752-23A 224 50/753-23B 50/753-177-C6 225 50/753-1i7-C7 50/760-14D 226 50/760-15 50/760-70 227 50/760-71 50/768-D 228 50/769 50/837 (up to end) 288 Silver lubille College Hostel 'B' Comp (50 Peta)

51 229 51/1 51/14-26-23 K.C. Canal, Municipal Limits 230 51/14-26-2451/14-58(51/12GI) 231 51/14-58A 51/71 232 51/72 51/256 233 51/257 51/386 234 51/387 51/530 235 51('31 51(665 236 51i666 51/795 237 51(796 51/916-2 238 51/916-3 51/967-B9 239 51/967-BlO 51/980-17 240 51/980-18 51/980-124 241 51/980-125 51/980-210 242' 51/980-211 51/980-1008 243 51/980-1009 51/980-I040Al (980-1030) 294 51 Street 296 51 Street

52 244 52/1 52/76Q Tungabhadra river, Fort area, Police Line& 245 52/76-R 52/1!8-C Kanda reddy Buruzu, Saibaba Temple 246 52/118-D 52/237-A

53 247 53/1 53/82-B 355

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block or E.B.No. r-----A -----""""' the area covered Street No. From To in each Enumeration Block 2 3 4 5

KURNOOL TOWN (Class I) KURNOOL TALUK (Contd.)

Street 54 248 5~/1 .S4/53-3-4A Tungabadra river Fort Area, Police lanes, 249 54/53-5 54/54-N Kondureddy Buruzu, Saibaba Temple 250 54/54-Hl 54/94

55 251 55/1 55/36"'E

56 252 56/1 .. 56/50-A 253 56/51A 56/84-D2 254 56/84-03 56/88A-14 255 56/88-A-15 56/85 (88-25) 256 56/85-S-5A 56/99-A

51 257 57/1 57/62-A-12 258 57/62-A-13 57f76-A 58 259 58/1 58/36-A

59 260 59/1 59/61-A

60 261 60/1 60/4-A

61 262 61/1 61/27

62 263 62/1 62/49 264 62/49-A 62/168 265 62/169 62/249

63 266 63/1 63/76

64 267 64/1 64/43-L33 268 64/43-L34 64/43-L1l8 269 64/43-L1I9 64/43-BI0B 270 64/43-BIOBI 64/63-1\ 271 64/64 641133 272 64/134 64/182

65 273 65/1 65/64 274 65/65 65/101

66 275 66/1 66/134-H

67 276 67/1 67/4$ 277 67/46 67/107

278 (:j8/l 68/69 279 6?/7q 68/134 356

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block or E.B.No. ,----.A.----, the area covered Street No. From To In each Enumeration Block 2 3 4 5

KURNOOL lIOWN (Claas I) KURNNOL TALUK (Colic/d.)

Street 69 280 69/1 69/io'8-A Tun.gabhadra river Fert Area, Police lanes, 281 69/108B 69/206 Konda reddy Buruz, Saibaba temple 282 69/206A 69/276 283 69/276-A 69/354 284 69/355 69/448 285 69/449 69/556 286 69/556-A 69{633 287 69/634 69/711

NANDIKOTKUR TOWN ( Class III) NANDIKOTKUR TALUK

Block 1 103 1-1 1-88(1) Brahmana and Police Line Street 104 1-89 1-189 2 105 2-1 2-126 " 3 106 3-1 3-113 Patha Maszeed Street 4 107 4-1 4-108(d) Chakalipeta

5 108 5-1 5-104(1) Alluru Road & Erukali Street 6 109 6-1 6-108 Raja Street 7 110 7-1 7-121 Sree Rama Temple Street 8 111 8-1 8-78 Kurva Street 112 8-79 8-158 9 113 9-1 9-150 Raja Street 10 114 10-1 10-64(3) Badugapeta and Kotha Mazeed Street 115 10-65 10-126

11 ]16 11-1 11-74 Taluk Office Road Street, Moorvakonda Road and K.G. Road Street 117 11-75 11-125 .. .. 12 118 12-1 12-142D .. 13 119 13-1 13-117 Lingam Street 14 120 14-1 14-68(J) Sai Babapeta 121 14-69 14-12-8

15 122 15-1 15-110 123 15-111 15-228 124 15-229 15-351 "

16 125 16-1 16-113 College and Police Line Streot 126 16-114 ]6-206 121 ]6-207 16-290

17 128 17-1 17-61 Saibabapeta 129 17-62 17-140 " 357

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block or E.n.No. ,----A------'"""\ the area covered Street No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

NANDIKOTKUR TOWN (Class III) NANDIKOTKUR TALUK (Cone/d.)

Block 18 130 18-1 18-43 Sikhari and Narasimhaiah Street 131 18-44 18-114 19 132 19-1 19-70 Sangaiahpet 133 19·71 19-134A 20 134 20-1 20-65 State Bank Street 135 20-66 20-133 .. 21 136 21-1 21-82 Pujari Swaranna Street 137 21-83 21-133 •• 22 138 22-1 22-48(B9) Pagidyala Road Street 139 22-48(11) 22-51(H) 140 22-52 22-66 141 22-67 22-102 23 142 23-1 23-64 Pinjari and Lingayathi Street 143 23-65 23-130 .. .. 24 144 24-1 24-66 Maddigatla Street 145 24-67 24-138 25 146 25-1 25-98 Madigapeta or A.B.M. Street 147 25-99 25-151(31) 26 148 26-1 26-109 Malapeta or CSI Street 149 26-110 26-162 " NANDYAL TOWN (Class II ) NANDYAL TALUK

Street ) I I-I 1-133 C. C. Road, Main Bazar 2 1-134 1-344-A 3 1-344-B 1-446-H(End)

2 4 2-1 2-95 A. K. Road 5 2-96 2-276 A. K. Road, Daily Market, MPL. Office 6 2-277 2-405-A A. K. Road, Lanes 7 2-405-B 2-446-C A. K. Road, Sobha Lodge, and Raj Talkies 8 2-446-D 2.465 (End) A.K.Road, Sree Sree Parameswara & Co,

3 9 3 .. 1 3-110 Byrumal Street and Lanes 10 3-111 3-250 II 3.. 251 3-379 12 3-379-A 3-495 13 2-495-A 3-533-A 14 3-533-B 3-572-B (End) Byrumal Street, Victoria Reading Room Anjaneyaswamy Temple Area

4 15 4-1 4-57(2) Chandbada Area 16 4-57 (B) 4-115-B(4) Chandbada Area and Lanes 17 4-116 4-145-A MPL. High School and Eastern side Lane!1 18 4-146 4-161-A Northern side of MPL. High School 19 4-161-:-B 4-230 20 4-231 4-313 21 4-314 4-454 22 4-455 4-570 (End) Behind Mosque Area 358

STATEMENT- SHOWING. THE DETAIL3 OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block or B.B.No. r-~~--A-~---",",\ the area covered Street No. From Ta in each Enumeration Block ------2 3 4 5

NANDYAL TOWN (Class II) NANDYAL TALUK (Coll/d.)

Street 5 23 5-1 5~126~B Sunkulamma Temple St. and Lanes 24 5~127 5~257 (End) Manro Chavidi and Lanes

6 26 6-1 6-60-B Pandurangaswamy Temple Area 26 6-61 6-122 (End) Surrounding the Temple Area

7 27 7-1 7-89-D Nadigedda Area and Brahmin Street 28 7-89-E 7-107-L Nadigadda t.anes 29 7-I07M 7-133-S 30 7-13'3'-T 7-19?-A Northern locality of Nadigadda 31 7-194 7-281 North of Nadigadda by Pass Road 32 7-282 7-366 Lrnes on eitherside of Nadigadda 33 7-367 7-451 (End) 34 8-1 8-50A Maldarpeta and Lanes 35 8-:,1 8-100 36 8-101 8-167 37 8-168 8-240 (End)

9 38 9-1 9-76 Part of Patanpeta and Harijanawada 39 9-77 9-149 (End)

10 40 10-1 10-99A Lanes in F'atanpeta 41 10-100 10-187 (End)

11 42 11-1 11-106 (End) Telugupeta, l'iear Sunkulamma Temple Area

12 43 12-1 12-105 (End) Rajakapeta and Lanes

13 44 13-1 13-65 Neelivandla Street Lanes 45 13-66 13-130 (End) Neelivandla Street and Lanes

14 46 14-1 14-60 Nalband Street 47 14-61 14-1l8-A (End) Nalbanda Street and Lanes

15 48 15-1 1:'-76 (End) Nageswara Swamy Temple Street

16 49 16-1 16-89 (End) Rojakunta Street

17 50 17-1 17-81 Park Road and Lanes 51 17-81A 1 ~-125 52 17-125-A 17-142 53 17-143 17-160-C 54 17-161 17-245 (End)

18 55 18-1 J8-60-A Kummaripeta lanes 5(; 18-61 18-111 (End) 359

stATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block or E.B.No. r-----A-----~ the area covered Street No. From To In each Enumeration .. Block

2 3 4 5

NANDYALTOWN (Class II) NANDYAL TALUK (Con/d.)

Street 19 57 19-1 19-61-A Kummaripeta 58 19-62 19-115 59 19-116 19-180 (End) Kummaripeta and Lanes

:0 60 20-1 :0-60 Venkateswarapeta 61 20-61 20-86 (6) 62 20-86(P) 20-125 Gudipaligedda Area and Lanes 63 20-126 20-170-B (End)

21 64 21-1 21-56 Deshamukhi vari peta 65 21-56-A 21-125-P 66 21-125-Q 2t-133 Harijan peta 67 21-134 2 1-185 68 21-186 21-249-D Santha market Area by pass Road 69 21-249-E 21-283-C 70 21-284 21-345 71 21-346 21-447-Q9(End)

22 72 22-1 22-56-A Mahanandeswara Swamy Temple area 73 22-57 22-:06-B '74 22-:07 22-178 Ma.hanandeswara Swamy Temple and Lanes 75 22-178-A 22-256 (End) Ramalayam '

23 76 23-1 23-35 Kalamma Temple Street 77 23-36 23-100 Kalamma Temple Street and Lanes 78 23-101 23-180 (End)

24 79 A-I 24-90 Hariianawada and Main Road 80 24-91 24-156 81 24-\S6-A 24-21I-B Harijanawada and Main Road Lanes 82 24-2II-C 24-24S-B (End)

25 83 25-1 25-43-C Danielpuram 84 25-43-0 25-75 Kurnool Road and Lanes 85 25-76 25-118 Danielpuram 86 25-119 25-181 87 25-182 25-226 Sanjeeva Nagar 88 25-227 25-266 (:'0) 89 25-266 (3i) 25-306 (A) 90 25-307 25-394 91 25-395 25-420 (8) Srinivasa Nagar and Part 92 25-420 (9) 25-476 (End)

29 93 26-1 26-1 !O-A Gnanapuram 94 26-110-~ 26-167-C 95 26-168 26-201-A Viswasapural11 96 26-202 26-249 97 26-250 26-291-A 98 26-292 26-340 M. S. Nagar 360

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATIO~ BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block or E.B.No. r-----A -----.. the area covered Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

1 2 3 4 5

NANDYAL TOWN (Class II) NANDYAL TALUK (Contd.)

Street 26 (Coneld.) 99 26-341 26-370-F R.M.S. Office Road 100 26-371 26-411-P Railway Quarters 101 26-411-Q 26-474 102 26-475 26-508-D P. W.D. Office & Goods shed 103 26-509 26-588-A Venkatachalam Nagar 104 26-589 26-616 (End)

27 105 27-1 27-105 Moolasabaram (Part) 106 27-106 27-190 Moolasabaram and North of Rly. Line 107 27-191 27-243 Moolasabaram 108 27-244 27-295-B Kurnool, Cuddapah Road 109 27-295-C 27-360-G (End) Kurnool, Nandyal Road

28 110 28-1 28-68 Harijanwada 111 28-69 28-144 Part of Noonepalle 112 28-145 28-225-C 113 28-226 28-323-A Noone palle, A.K. Road 114 28-323-B 28-425 115 28-426 28-504 Near Reservoir 116 28-505 28-579 Reservoir, Noonepalle 117 28-579-A 28-656 118 28-656-A 28-734-A 119 28-735 28-798 J. V. R. Nagar (part) 120 28-798-A 28-844-P Chamakalva 121 28-844-Q 28-851-F Ekalavya Nagar 122 28-851-G 28-909-A Darga and Sadiq Nagar ]23 28-910 28-965-D Sadiq Nagar, Market yard, A.K. Road J24 28-966 28-1036 A.K. Road, Railway Feeder Road, KoJirnipeta 125 28-1037 28-1087 Rly- Feeder Road, A.K. Road 126 28-1087-A 28-11 S3 Noonepalle High School Area 127 28-1154 28-1209 128 28-1210 28-1289 Viswa Nagar 129 28-1290 28-1365-A 130 28-1366 28-1437 131 28-1437-A 28-1499 132 28-1499-A 28-1591-E 133 28-1592 28-1653 Devanagar 134 28-1633-A 28-1724(End) Rly. Feeder Road, A.K. Road 152 28-1052(4) 28-1052(46A(1) ) 153 28-1052(55) 28-1 052(72A8) 154 28-1052(a 5part) 28-1052(72AI6) 155 28-1052(81A) 28-1052(105) 156 28-1052(105) 28-1052(I32B) 157 28-1 052( 134) 28-1052(157X)

29 135 29-1 29-61 Tekka Area, A.K. Road 136 29-61-A 29-151-D6 137 29-151-D7 29-180 A.K. Road 138 29-180-A 29-212-H A.K. Road 361

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

------_.. ------,..----- House Nos. Description of Ward or Block or E.B.No. ,------.A---.. the area cevered Street No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

NANDYAL TOWN (Class II) NANDYAL TALUK (Conclll.)

Street 29 (ConcId.) 139 29-212-1 29-266-0 A.K. Road 140 29-267 29-325-B A.K. Road, Polytcchnic college Area 141 29-325-C 29-338-B(End)

30 142 30-1 30-22 Police Quarters, Munsif court, Taluk office 143 30-22-A 30-69 Munsif Court ]44 30-69-A 30-107 Revenue Quarters, Arts college 145 30-107-A :'0-160-H Govt. Polytechnic college, Revenue college 146 30-161 30-179 Power House, PWD office 147 30-180 30-307 Rly. Quarters. C.K. Road, Rly. Line, AG Farm. B~nny Co. Factories, A.K. Road ]48 30-308 30-434 Bogguline C.K. Road 149 30-435 30-535 150 30-536 30-637-B C.K. Road, Bogguline, Gandhi Nagar 151 30-638 30-728(End) Gandhi Nagar Industrial Estate, R&B Guest house, Dy S. P. Bungalow, Bishop Bungalow,A. p.Mark<:t Federation, Bommala Satram

SRISAILAM PROJECT TOWN RIGHT FLANK COLONY (Class III) ATMAKUR TALUK

Block 1 1 1-1-1 1-1-54 Filter house 1-2-1 1-2-70 2 1-3-1 1-3-141 3 1-4-1 1-4-162 4 1-5-1 1-5-52

2 5 2-6-1 2-6-87 Filter house 6 2-7-1 2-7-79 7 2-8-1 2-8-69 Nothern side Government Elementory School, Labour Colony. 8 2-9-1 2-9-34 9 2-10-1 2-10-90 Contractors Colony 2-11-1 2-11-62

3 10 3-12-1 3-12-106 Contractors' Colons 3-13-1 3-13-6 Brahmaramba talkies 11 3-13-7 3-13-55 12 3-14-1 3-14-124 13 3-15-1 3-15-94 Labour Colony, Government Elementary School 14 3-15-95 3-15-162 15 3-16-1 3-16-65

4 16 4-17-1 4.,.17-45 4-18-1 4-18-29 Ramalayam Farten Colony and Contractors' Colony 17 4-1S-30 4-18-45 4-19-1 4-19-90 18 4-20-1 4-20-162 19 4-21-1 4-21-88 4-22-1 4-22-28 20 4-22-2' 4-22-62 362

stATEMENT SlIOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

Hous~ Nos. Description of ------Ward or Block or E.B.No. r-----,-A -""\ the area cevered Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block 1 2 3 4 5

SRISAILAM PROJECT TOWN-SHIP RIGHT FLANK COLONY (Class III) ATMAKUR TALUK (Coneld.)

Block 5 21 5-23-1 5-23-44 Co-operative Stores, Eastern Colony 5-24-1 5-24-52 22 5-24-53 5-24-97 5-25-1 5-25-69 23 5-25-70 5-25-223 24 5-26-1 5-26-140 Main Bazar, Sundipenta Bus-stand 25 5-27-1 5-27-168

6 26 6-28-1 6-28-96 Eastern Colony 27 6-28-97 6-28-197 6-29-1 6-29-53 28 6-29-54 6-29-164 Guest House, Eastern Colony 6-30-1 6-30-43 Eastern Colony 29 6-30-44 6-30-169 6-31-1 6~31-8 30 6-31-9 6-31-22 6-32-1 6-32-19 Ayyappa swamy Temple, western colony 7 31 7-33-1 7-33-125 32 7-33-126 7-33-178 7-34-1 7-34-62 Near Common India quarters, western colony 33 7~34-63 7-34-126 34 7-35-1 7-35-206 Project High School, Eastern Colony 35 7-36-1 7-36-130 36 7-37-1 7-37-138

8 37 8-38-1 8-38-103 Labour Colony 8-39-1 8-39-29 38 8-39-30 8-39-61 Labour Colony 8-40-1 8-40-147 39 8-40-148 8-40-173 8-41-1 8-41-121 Labour Colony

YEMMIGANUR TOWN ( Class II ) YEMMIGANUR TALUK

Ward 1 1 1/1 1/23-3 2 1{24 1/97 3 1/98 1/142 .4 1{142-1A 1/217 5 1/218 1/288 6 1/289 1/355A 7 1/356 1/375-108/4 8 1/376 1/400-64 Not-Available 9 1/400~65 1/465 10 1{466 1!549 11 1/550 1/637 12 1/638 1/710-4 13 1/71 t 1/792 14 1/793 1/800-106 15 1/800-)07 1/800-232/12 363

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DISTRICT

House Nos. Oesctiptidn of Ward or Block or E.B.No. .------.A---~, the area covered Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block 1 2 j 4 5

YEMMIGANUR TOWN ( Class II) YEMMIGANUR TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 2 16 2/1 2/127 17 2/e8 2/240-1 3 18 3/1 3/102 19 3/103 3/237 20 3/238 3/316 4 21 4/1 4/101 22 4/102 4/236

5 23 5/1 5/54-7 24 5/55 5/[30-2 25 5/131 5/147-81/1 26 5/147-82 5/147-147 27 5/147-148 5/147-227 28 5/147-228 5/147-327 29 5/148 5/166 30 5/167 5/213-14 31 5/213-15 5/226 32 5/227 5/3 9 33 5/320 5/399 34 5/400 5/482-1 35 5/483 5/554-2

6 36 6/1 6/96 37 6/97 6/173-C Not Available

7 38 7/1 7/74 39 7/75 7/127-1

8 40 8/1 8/60 41 8/61 8/122-B 42 8/123 8/195A

9 43 9/1 9/96 44 9/97 9/179 45 9/180 9/264 46 9/265 9/343-2 47 9/346 9/383-38/1 48 9/383-39 9/383-99/1 49 9/383-100 9/383-197A' 50 9/383-198 9/383-271/10

10 51 10/1 1O/77A 52 10/78 10/167-2 S3 10/168 10/284

1J 54 11/1 11/93 55 11/94 11/203 S6 11/204 11/243-3 364

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF KURNOOL DlSTRICT

House Nos. Description of , ____A_ Ward or Block or E.B.No. > the area covered Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

1 2 3 4 5

YEMMIGANUR TOWN (Class II) YEMMIGANUR TALUK (Concld.)

Ward 12 57 12/1 l1rOA 58 12/71 12/137/1 59 1?/138 12j}02A 60 12/203 12/260

13 61 13/1 13j108F 62 13jt08G 13J197D

14 63 14/1 14/73 Not Available 64 14/74 14/152D 65 14/153 14/226

15 66 15/1 15/81 67 15/82 15/136 68 ]5/137 15/205 16 69 16/1 16/51 70 16/52 16/120 71 16/121 16/176D 72 16/177 16/244

17 73 17/1 17/66 74 17/67 17/177

18 75 18/1 18/53A 76 18/54 18/119 77 18/120 18/238 78 18/239 18/357 365

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Tcwn/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 6

ADONITALUK

13/01/1 AOC.NI (M) 1,08,939 16.029 698 Ward I Total 5.582 1.847 1 675 114 2 662 7 3 664 582 4 649 462 5 384 361 6 612 270 7 618 8 741 9 576 51

2 Total 2.482 13 10 599 11 631 13 12 622 13 630

3 Total 2.992 570 14 631 27 15 578 394 16 590 120 17 623 29 18 570

4 Total 5.644 282 100 19 650 3 20 633 19 21 580 4 22 617 23 643 24 620 110 49 25 552 84 25 26 663 27 686 81 7

S Total 3,159 290 194 28 614 252 29 643 9 30 548 7 31 653 194 32 701 22

6 Total 3,016 47 41 33 543 34 632 47 8 35 532 36 672 33 37 637 366

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULD TRIBES POPULATION·-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Tctal Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 6

ADONITALUK

13/01/1 AOC,NI (M) (Contd,) Ward 7 Total 2,262 31 45 38 524 31 18 39 626 8 40 574 19 41 538

8 Total 2,990 6 1 42 639 43 595 44 516 6 45 648 46 591

9 Total 3,213 46 10 47 655 13 48 528 3 49 623 50 699 25 51 708 5 10

10 Total 2,538 666 52 618 116 53 6U 10 54 6'33 17 55 595 523

1I Total 3,789 174 56 678 133 57 (.57 21 58 612 59 590 3 60 630 6 61 612 11

12 Total 2,868 31 62 580 63 579 64 554 19 65 588 66 557 12

13 Total 2,915 54 67 610 6 68 609 24 69 623 70 658 9 71 415 15 367

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TOTAL, SChEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATlON--URBAN BLOCK-WiSE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scht'duled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block ._--_.------2 3 4 5 6

ADONITALUK

13/07/1 ADONI (M) (Contd.) Ward 14 Total 3,436 8 7:' 554 73 569 8 74 601 75 530 76 586 77 596

]5 Total 6,775 256 10 78 635 79 622 SO 58] 39 III 653 13 82 586 83 664 18 84 657 18 85 595 8 86 688 91 87 554 30 88 540 39 ]0

16 Total 3,150 779 89 647 167 90 591 89 91 604 213 92 639 ]20 93 669 190

]7 Total 10,226 3,234 7 94 6~9 65 95 :09 100 2 96 606 95 97 604 11 98 641 48 99 EeO 591 100 681 205 ) . lOt 656 546 102 595 340 103 576 182 104 760 208 105 886 568 5 106 488 195 107 640 17 108 654 43 109 651 20

18 Total 2,992 Zo 110 753 6 111 873 14 112 692 In 674 368

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULArION-~URBAN BLOCK·WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 6

-.-.-~----

ADONITALUK

13/01/1 ADONI (M) (Contd.) Ward 19 Total 3,173 3 114 6(6 115 657 116 677 3 117 565 118 608

20 Total 4.323 366 64 119 483 36 9 120 641 76 36 121 779 149 5 ]22 671 69 6 123 613 )0 8 ]24 581 17 1~5 555 9

21 Total 11,735 4,116 113

1~6 534 145 127 689 10 21 128 341 2 129 872 155 6 130 576 6 131 619 132 481 6 133 540 36 1:14 6-:-0 206 135 806 96 136 686 501 137 441 417 2 138 716 238 4 139 224 143 140 973 899 141 665 96 23 142 565 195 143 695 420 53 144 642 547

22 Total 2.786 445 21 145 546 45 146 563 28 147 554 213 11 148 599 69 7 149 524 90 2-- 369

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATlON--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of B.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Cede Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 6

ADONITALUK

13:01/1 AD('NI (M) (Conc1d.) Ward 23 Total 4,159 1,144 64 150 727 339 151 605 481 152 742 47 153 717 3 154 717 195 41 155 651 79 23

24 Total 2,577 1,278 156 656 7 157 630 II 158 658 630 159 633 630

25 Total 6,483 110 160 664 161 734 162 627 163 609 9 164 565 165 629 9 ..... - 166 645 11 167 681 168 645 81 169 684

26 Total 3,684 213 28 170 617 105 28 171 680 172 619 65 173 630 174 677 7 175 461 36

ALLAGADDA TALUK

13/08/II ALLAGADDA (P) Total 18,757 1,164 282 Ward 1 Total 3,550 1230 84 269 712 9 7 270 736 60 38 271 751 5 39 272 650 35 273 701 14 370

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TOTAL. SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATlON--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of B.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

ALLAGADDA TALUK

13/08/11 ALLAGADDA (Coneld.) Ward 2 Total 1.958 156 6 274 401 60 275 7i6 19 6 276 509 77 277 332

3 Total 2,305 187 16 278 675 57 )0 279 6:'2 79 280 422 15 6 281 586 36

4 Total 949 282 473 283 476

5 Total 1,012 5 11 284 489 5 285 523 11

6 Total 2,493 98 20 286 716 33 20 287 471 17 288 401 15 289 381 7 290 524 26

7 Total 2,099 72 22 291 782 40 1 292 659 32 21 293 658

8 Total 2,255 40 117 294 582 26 295 863 40 50 296 810 41

9 Total 1,895 430 297 6q8 298 63Q 9 299 651 421 II) Total 241 53 tI 3QO 241 53 6 371

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE.

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block

2 3 4 5 6

ATMAKUR TALUK l3/06/III ATMAKUR (P) 22,132 1,691 478 Block 1 Total 2,383 233 292 65 630 40 66 590 178 67 642 292 68 521 15

2 Total 1,347 228 81 69 754 21 2 70 593 207 79

3 Total 886 64 1 71 435 61 72 451 3

4 Total 503 2 73 503 2

5 Total 605 74 605 3

6 Total 574 3 75 574 3

7 Total 436 76 436

8 Total 530 77 530

9 Total 492 6 78 492 6

10 Total 676 79 676

11 Total 582 38 8 80 582 38 8

12 Total 613 5 81 613 5

13 Total 349 82 349

14 Total 548 83 548 372

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULD TRIBES POPULATlON--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 6

ATMAKUR TAL UK

13/06/IlI ATMAKUR (P) (Contd.) Block 15 Total 631 19 1 84 631 19 1

16 Total 845 11 85 439 II 86 406

17 Total 920 73 1 87 390 88 530 73

18 Total 819 91 89 378 5 90 441 86

19 Total 556 5 91 556 5

20 Total 709 92 450 93 259

21 Total 688 13 94 688 13

22 Total 658 3 95 658 3

23 Total 531 3 96 531 3

24 Total 520 20 12 97 520 20 12

25 Total 528 98 528

26 Total 610 2 99 610 2

27 Total 975 100 328 101 647

28 Total 816 6 102 466 6 .103 350 373

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of B.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

ATMAKUR TALUK

13/06/III ATMAKUR (P) (Coneld.) Block 29 Total 567 2 56 104 567 2 56 30 Total 293 35 105 293 3S

31 Total 530 461 106 530 461

32 Total 412 394 107 412 394

BANGANAPALLE TALUK

13/10jIV BANGANAPALLE (P) 14,436 1,124 401 Block 1 Total 890 589 75 890 589

2 Total 523 76 523

3 Total 644 3 77 644 3

4 Total 673 19 78 673 19

5 Total 740 6 2 79 740 6 2 6 Total 482 80 482

7 Total 1,317 65 9 81 1,317 65 9

8 Total 683 44 14 82 683 44 14 9 Total 1,033 2 83 1,033 2

838 lO Total 32 23 84 838 32 23 15 11 Total 610 27 85 610 27 15 374

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 6

BANGANAPALLE TALUK

13/10/IV BANGANAPAllE (P) (Concld.) Block 12 Total 873 58 86 873 58

13 Total 820 22 87 820 22

14 Total 567 236 5 88 567 236 5

15 Total 697 9 89 697 9

16 Total 616 53 90 616 53

17 Total 910 5 61

91 445 61 92 465 5

18 Total 502 7 2 93 501 7 2

19 Total 1,018 217 94 538 176 95 480 41

DHONE TALUK

13/11/V BUGGANIPALlE (P) 10,742 1,164 491 Block 1 Total 635 352 635

1 Total 779 6 353 395 6 354 384

3 Total 820 170 292 355 477 J58 5 356 343 ]2 287

4 Total 494 120 357 494 120

5 Total 597 126 3:8 471 359 126 126 375

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULA TION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

DHONE TALUK

13/11/V BUGGANIPALLE (P) (Coneld.) Block 6 Total 778 27 360 778 27

7 Total 663 53 61 361 663 53 61

8 Total 1,517 301 5 362 727 301 5 363 790

9 Total 870 70 2 364 425 63 1 365 445 7 I

10 Total 886 106 366 4'11 98 367 415 8

11 Total 789 79 368 789 79

12 Total 213 81 369 213 81

13 Total 143 26 6 370 143 25 5

14 Total 386 98 371 385 96

15 Total 581 12 372 581 12

16 Total 592 :18 373 592 18

13{11{VI DHONE (P) 22,509 2,164 432 Bloek Total 749 132 208 749 132

2 Total 1,298 289 18 209 665 159 18 210 633 130 376

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Ueban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 6

DRONE TALUK

13/11/VI DHONE (P) (Contd.) Block 3 Total 1,147 212 13 211 591 117 9 212 556 95 4

4 Total 1,364 68 9 213 645 46 5 214 719 22 4

5 Total 749 13 12 215 749 13 12

6 Total 854 29 3 216 410 6 217 444 23 3

7 Total 779 10 4 218 779 10 4

8 Total 2,161 168 8 219 737 220 741 6 221 683 167 2

9 Total 991 13 23 222 472 13 5 223 519 18

10 Total 991 233 160 224 557 81 126 225 434 152 34

11 Total 696 112 24 226 330 102 8 227 366 10 16

12 Total 828 19 228 427 229 401 19

16 13 Total 764 50 230 408 4 231 356 50 12

8 14 Total 329 9 232 3:::9 9 3 377

APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATlON--URBAN BLOCK-WISE.

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 6

DHONE TALUK

13/11/VI DH(;NE (P) (Conc1d.) Block 15 Total 648 18 233 648 18

16 Total 550 19 234 550 19

17 Total 396 12 235 396 12

18 Total 688 102 236 688 102

19 Total 324 21 237 324 21

20 Total 586 153 1 238 586 153 1

21 Total 992 63 31 239 439 12 240 553 51 31

22 Total 706 11 241 706 11

23 Total 1,009 10 242 522 243 487 10

24 Total 1,184 22 244 581 4 245 603 18

25 Total 588 60 8 246 588 60 8

26 Total 1,138 353 62 247 576 236 62 248 562 117

KURNOOL TALUK

13/04/VII KURNOOL CITY (M) 206,362 26,719 1,277 Street 1 Total 3,343 82 13 1 1,373 16 13 378

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 6

KURNOOL TALUK

13/04l Vl' K.U~NOOl CITV (M) (Contd.) Street 1 (Contd.) :: 553 28 3 580 38 4 837

2 Total 3,221 74 5 619 6 703 68 7 666 6 8 668 9 565

413 3 Total 2,215 10 700 28 11 800 385 12 715

10 4 Total 707 13 707 10

5 Total 3,596 18 14 1,027 15 629 16 998 18 17 942

{j Total 2,331 48 18 1,100 29 19 1,231 19

7 Total 646 20 646

8 Total 2,034 21 751 21 671 23 612

9 Total 3,144 24 931 75 902 :6 1,311 379

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block

2 3 4 5 6

KURNOOL TALUK

13j04jVlI KURNOOl CITV {M} (Contd.) Street 10 Total 1,086 27 502 28 584

11 Total 1,872 78 2 :9 486 53 2 30 895 25 297 301 298 190

12 Total 384 31 384

13 Total 1.043 20 32 276 33 767 20

14 Total 397 34 397

15 Total 3.014 224 3S 722 75 36 686 S3 37 726 38 880 96

16 Total 2,246 39 721 40 764 41 761

17 Total 2,796 519 42 756 43 623 158 44 854 316 45 :;63 45

18 Total 1,087 9 46 581 47 506 9 380

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 6

KURNOOL TALUK

13/04/VII KURNOCiL CITY (M) (Contd.) Street: 19 Total 2,940 188 51 644 67 52 592 53 566 64 54 526 57 55 612

20 Total 525 66 625

21 Total 80 67 80

22 Total 998 58 333 59 665

23 Total 1,939 5 6 60 574 61 747 5 6 62 618

24 Total 1,360 13 63 650 13 64 700

25 Total 981 65 530 66 451

26 Total 4,372 9 8 67 843 68 1,074 3 69 843 6 8 70 670 11 942

27 Total 1,186 8 72 696 73 490 8

28 Total 1,078 66 74 361 75 717 65 381

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

KURNOOL TALUK

:t3/04/VII KURNOOL (M) (Contd.) Street 29 Total 1,250 76 712 77 538 -

30 Total 1,943 78 635 79 630 80 678

31 Total 373 81 373

32 Total 7,309 5 82 586 83 681 84 738 85 799 86 909 87 754 88 667 89 722 5 90 604 91 849

.33 Total 750 92 750

34 Total 3,448 8 93 646 94 638 4 95 696 96 596 97 872 4

35 Total 2,288 98 687 99 889 100 712

2 36 Total 7,011 423 101 1,251 88 102 1,597 18 103 671 382

APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATlON--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of B.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 6

KORNOOL TALUK

'13/04/Vn KURNOOL (M) (Contd.)

Street 36 (Coneld.) 104 755 :3 105 651 43 106 673 80 107 668 lOS 745 191 2

37 Total 42 48 42

38 Total 1,373 552 49 861 222 50 512 330

39 Total 5,051 1,836 109 673 330 110 672 464 111 903 493 112 696 36 113 635 5:'. 114 664 324 115 808 137 -

40 Total 14,915 2,250 43 116 1,086 ::4 117 662 78 118 593 46 8 119 727 99 120 624 191 121 659 121 122 680 14 123 700 4 124 1,054 101 125 667 126 1,261 186 127 663 116 128 720 187 129 615 453 130 694 380 3 131 665 110 132 645 12 133 688 8 13 134 616 19 8 289 484 26 290 401 45 10 383

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of B.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 6

-_-_ .. __ ----- ~~--

KURNOOL TALUK

13/04/VII KURNOOl (M) (Contd.) Street 41 Total 12,141 1,673 33 135 831 176 136 616 b4 137 653 176 138 665 9 8 139 698 140 735 4 141 502 21 142 641 12 6 143 709 4 144 719 353 4 .145 663 237 146 649 264 147 689 193 148 643 26 149 573 EO 538 151 530 37 152 580 91 15 299 507 6

42 Total 1,952 165 5 153 598 27 154 661 10 155 693 128 5

43 Total 6,024 165 27 156 1,028 56 20 157 612 158 1,074 2 159 853 24 160 994 42 161 800 7 7 162 663 34

44 - ~~;" Total 4,728 570 24 163 606 131 1 164 732 147 165 824 32 3 166 620 49 11 167 610 168 Ib8 724 20 9 169 612 23

45 Total 5,261 1,108 48 170 552 9 9 171 720 92 20 1 ~2 666 465 1 ~3 1,252 38 1 384

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 6

KURNOOL TALUK

13/04/VII KURNOOL (M) (Contd.) S:reet":45 (Concld.) 174 663 45 5 175 658 334 8 ]76 451 98 3 291 299 27 2

46 Total 15,529 1,714 536 177 2,796 322 99 178 1,113 91 14 179 6]9 140 2 180 586 75 5 181 655 29 182 653 70 59 183 670 157 22 184 531 95 14 185 559 8 186 634 8 187 646 7 188 670 101 189 705 10 3 190 811 26 2 191 778 24 285 192 711 98 193 544 169 15 293 656 156 300 498 SO 16 301 694 78

47 Total 4,457 4,016 194 796 566 195 546 515 196 575 562 197 789 774 198 562 561 199 585 462 200 604 576

48 Total 1,473 1,379 201 498 498 202 513 458 203 462 423

49 Total 9,266 2,281 97 204 643 382 205 588 173 2.06 671 85 1 207 733 35 5 208 687 94 2 385

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 a 6

KURNOOL TALUK

.13/04/VII KURNOOL (M) (Contd.) Street 49 (Coneld.) 209 669 202 5 210 706 492 211 741 286 10 212 1010 348 61 213 713 32 7 214 680 26 292 399 29 295 1026 97 6

50 Total 9,072 853 46 215 415 42 8 302 490 4 216 614 7 217 646 31 218 602 94 3 219 873 77 3 220 614 31 5 221 698 62 8 222 737 123 12 223 438 25 3 224 4-71 2 4 225 250 50 226 388 118 227 775 52 228 7:3 126 288 ~48 9

51 Total 11,392 1,136 276 229 627 40 3 230 830 91 74 231 773 38 29 232 6()7 49 233 649 159 30 234 693 57 7 235 628 130 3 236 1,002 74 36 237 627 188 24 238 672 26 239 575 124 240 697 53 16 241 592 29 4 242 687 8 18 243 4::-5 10 2 294 899 18 10 296 379 42 20 386

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULD TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 6

KURNOOL TALUK

13/04/VII KURNOOL (M) (Contd.)

Street~52 Total 1,676 50 2 244 697 30 1 245 475 8 246 504 12 1

53 Total 865 247 865

54 Total 1,658 248 618 249 552 250 488

55 Total 535 251 535

56 Total 4,111 256 51 252 867 253 922 26 51 254 861 72 255 743 156 256 718 2

57 Total 1,479 27 257 V19 258 760 27

58 Total 248 17 259 248 17

59 Total 486 260 486

60 Total 60 261 60

61 Total 172 4 262 172 4

62 Total 1,807 263 395 264 676 265 736

63 Total 961 12 266 9fil 12 387

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TOTAL. SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 6

KURNOOL TALUK

13/04/VII KURNOOL (M) (Concld.) Street 64 Total 5.657 1,441 46 267 1075 48 268 1020 220 13 269 1221 164 17 270 754 162 16 271 981 492 272 606 355

65 Total 883 8 273 436 274 447 8

66 Total 601 275 601

67 Total 811 16 276 412 11 277 399 5

68 Total 1,391 954 1 278 698 290 1 279 693 664

69 Total 5,302 2,017 11 280 621 281 725 576 282 1002 297 11 283 632 196 284 650 172 285 580 286 620 317 287 472 459

NANDIKOTKUR TALUK

13!05!IVIII NANDIKOTKUR (P) 22,923 3,471 191. Block 1 Total 885 18 1&; 103 469 104 416 18 16

2 Total 635 5 105 635 5

3 Total 581 106 581 388

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE.

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled· Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

NANDlKOTKUR T ALUK

13/05/VII( NANDIKOfKUR (P) (Contd.) Block 4 Total 635 3 11 107 635 3 11

5 Total 679 32 108 6~9 32

6 Total 584 29 4 109 584 29 4

7 Total 689 10 2 JlO 589 10 2

8 Total 846 III 462 112 384 9 Total 662 113 662

10 Total 732 12 114 361 4 115 371 8

11 Total 661 4 116 451 117 210 4

12 Total 279 56 118 279 56 13 Total 644 31 119 644 31

14 Total 819 41 120 401 24 121 418 17 2 15 Total 1,791 60 122 560 27 2 123 637 15 124 594 18 18 16 Total 1,498 66 125 549 22 12 1:6 565 27 I t:!7 384 17 5

17 Total 1,022 35 128 511 14 1:9 511 21 389

APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARy CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Lo<:ation Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block

2 3 4 5 6

NANDIKOTKUR TALUK

13/05/VIII NANDIKOTKUR (P) (Concld.) Block 18 Total 1,013 213 1 130 585 213 131 428

19 Total 746 7 132 352 7 133 394

20 Total 773 12 134 295 135 478 12

21 Total 738 37 136 429 30 137 309 7

22 Total 2,091 28 138 619 6 139 444 140 466 ]0 141 562 12

23 Total 694 142 343 143 351

24 Total 920 427 105- 144 504 421 145 416 6 105

25 Total 1,197 ',192 146 599 599 147 598 593

26 Total 1,209 1,185 148 559 :52 149 650 631

NANDYAL TALUK

13/07/IX NANDYAl (M) 88,185 7,185 1,244 Street 1 Total 1,986 241 68 1 564 2 652 3 770 241 68 390

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULD TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE "-

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

NANDYAL TALUK

02j13jIX NANDYAL (M) (Contd.) Street 2 Total 3,631 12 4 717 12 5 717 6 615 7 863 8 619

3 Tota' 4,241 14 1 9 633 14 10 610 11 660 12 707 13 728 14 903

4 Total 4,740 1'3 5 15 617 3 16 613 17 529 18 558 6 19 609 2 20 566 21 621 102 5 22 627

S Total 1,581 23 796 24 785

6 Total 769 2S 400 :6 369

7 Total 4,072 6 7 27 671 3 28 651 29 572 4 :0 560 31 569 6 32 503 33 546 , . 8 Total 2.214 56 34 539 19 35 543 36 584 9 37 548 28 391

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of B.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block

2 3 4 5 6

NANDYAL TALUK

02j13/IX NANDYAL (M) (Contd.) Street 9 Total 1,164 15 38 583 39 581 15

10 Total J ,257 40 691 41 566

11 Total 705 42 705

12 Total 668 43 668 ... 13 Total 1,018 44 499 45 519

14 Total 913 4 46 455 47 458 4

15 Total 443 48 443

16 Total 666 49 666

17 Total 2,769 17 96 50 560 51 567 52 5]5 17 5 53 568 91 54 549

18 Total 956 55 490 56 466

19 Total 1,486 57 582 58 485 59 419 392

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block

1 2 3 4 5 6

NANDYAL TALUK

02/13/IX NANDYAL (M) (Contd.) Street 20 Total 2,127 60 530 61 546 62 551 63 500

21 Total 4,470 497 4 64 520 82 65 555 296 66 462 100 67 509 68 520 69 432 70 549 71 923 III 4

22 Total 1,903 2 i2 533 2 73 388 74 485 75 497

23 Total 1,573 4 76 540 77 513 4 78 520

24 Total 1,959 1,959 79 433 433 80 537 537 81 524 524 82 465 465

2S Total 6,032 381 7 83 652 84 597 9 2 85 562 86 627 87 617 88 611 6 89 708 53 4 90 55'4 271 91 643 31 92 461 10 393

APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 S 6 ----- NANDYAL TALUK

02./131IX MANDVAl (M) (Contd.) Street 26 Total 6,829 590 83 93 724 67 94 516 16 95 353 2 96 236 2 97 201 7 98 524 58 99 784 28 27 100 926 -;1 10 101 621 107 7 102 371 33 3 103 655 36 6 104 917 136 30

27 Total 3,004 3. 30 105 529 106 723 15 107 483 36 15 108 732 109 537

28 Total 15.227 2,16. 717 110 592 416 111 545 472 112 515 252 113 531 114 501 4 115 560 116 sst 117 539 12 118 546 8 158 119 502 15 149 120 612 9 19} 121 430 7 163 122 626 123 533 63 124 642 60 16 125 549 65 4 126 476 25 127 671 27 128 521 129 562 5 130 522 7 9 131 566 38 132 495 28 133 526 40 6 134 600 15 152 248 80 394

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TOTAL, SCHEDLED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPLATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block

1 2 3 4 5 6

NANDYAL TALUK

02/13jIX NANDYAL (M) (Coneld.) Street 28 (Coneld.) 153 232 11 4 154 229 69 155 302 211 1 156 233 109 157 270 134

29 Total 4,374 410 114 135 573 63 136 611 137 694 23 10 138 586 47 31 139 664 204 2 140 710 104 5 141 536 32 3 30 Total 5,518 662 112 142 652 36 77 143 513 15 11 144 542 23 8 145 571 129 6 146 501 26 147 515 52 5 148 526 91 149 494 107 150 533 161 151 671 22 5

ATMAKUR TALUK

02j13jX SRISAILAM PROJECT TOWNSHIP 2'3,913 4,806 382 RIGHT FLANK COlONY(-) Ward 1 Total 2,323 1,390 10 1 572 112 2 616 482 8 3 550 358 2 4 585 438

2 Total 3,262 954 11 5 493 99 6 679 153 5 7 729 477 1 8 723 218 5 9 638 7

3 Total 3,305 403 59 10 549 3 3 11 551 197 9 395

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULD TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block

1 2 3 4 5 6

ATMAKUR TAL UK r02/13/X SRISAllAM PROJECT TOWNSHIP RIGHT FLANK COlONY(-) (Coneld.) Ward 3 (Concld.) 12 624 78 17 13 392 21 27 14 458 18 IS 731 86 3

4 Total 2,678 241 103 16 643 113 1 17 645 80 9 18 647 25 93 19 449 13 20 294 10

5 Total 3,299 479 94 21 629 77 22 701 166 54 23 684 149 21 24 615 25 12 25 670 62 7

Total 3,373 474 59 26 717 67 13 27 677 129 38 28 709 33 29 677 156 3 30 593 89 5

7 Total 3,770 550 19 31 550 19 31 685 71 12 33 704 120 3 34 645 81 35 713 213 4 36 473 ~ 46

:8 Total 1,903 315 27 37 569 66 38 615 92 27 39 719 157

YEMMIGANUR TALUK

f()2j13/XI YEMMIGANUR (M) 50,701 4,695 384 Ward 1 Total 11,063 812 115 1 755 3 22 2 700 6 3 637 6 396

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TOTAL, SCHEDLED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPLATJON--URBAN BLOCK-W1SE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 S 6

YEMMIGANUR TALUK

02/13{XI YEMMIGANUR (M) (Contd.) Ward 1 (Concld.) 4 646 47 5 792 9 5 6 71.2 7 839 4S 8 743 218 9 7M 13 7 lQ 598 11 S44 12 690 9S 3 13 1,237 346 5 14 676 14 2 15 780 10 71

2 Total 1.516 46 64 16 796 29 51 17 7::'0 17 13

3 Total 1,769 86 22 18 562 43 19 700 8 22 20 507 35

4 Total 1,205 5 21 567 5 22 638

5 Tota' 8,351 422 148 23 624 61 24 647 318 54 25 661 14 26 660 40 27 650 19 28 672 26 29 739 13 30 652 31 755 12 3 32 608 4 33 595 3 34 593 35 501 3

6 Total 1,373 15 36 727 8 37 646 7

7 Total 1,242 32 38 670 25 39 572 7 397

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Scheduled Scheduled Location Name of B.B. Total Castes Tribes Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

YEMMIGANUR TALUK

4>2/13jXI VEMMIGANUR (M) (Contd.) 1 Ward 8 Total 2.078 40 598 41 609 42 871

9 Total 5,369 1,049 2 43 650 44 584 17 45 668 5 46 768 133 2 47 705 440 48 721 383 49 622 54 50 651 17

It 10 Total 2,070 51 675 52 714 8 53 681 1

12 tl Total 1,816 9a 54 607 84 55 545 9 56 664 5

8 12 Total 2,267 1,150 57 696 99 58 485 8 59 479 448 60 607 603

453 13 Total 1,445 61 838 93 62 607 360 71 14 Total 1.655 63 526 64 588 65 541 71

4 J5 Total 1.606 66 573 67 503 68 530 4 398

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION--URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 6

YEMMIGANUR TALUK

02/13/XI YEMMIGANUR (M) (Concld.) Ward 16 Total 2.238 2.8 69 596 126 70 490 71 532 51 72 620 91

17 Total 1,033 26 73 530 J8 74 503 8

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PART-A

[5] 2 Para 4 line 2 Sreams Streams [7] Para I line 21 CUddph Cuddapah [15J 1 Para 5 line "7 reservoir good reservoir form good [18] 2 Para I line 4 sheltears shelters [19] 3 7 Nandyal Taluk 2 KUnala 2 Kanala 4 Monuments, Temples and Mutts list Sri Nivana Mutt Sri Nirvana Mutt 4 7 Nandyal Taluk 4 Pan yam Paniheswaraswamy Temple Panikeswaraswamy Temple [20] 1 Para 1 line 8 Madhawa Madhwa [21] .2 Para 2 line 12 ... Nagarswaraswamy temple 1. Nagareswaraswamy temple [22] l RUral and u'rban Areas determine a as an urban determine a place as an urban unit unit [28] 2 Para 2 line 2 buiding building [33J 2 Para 1 line 2 class V to VII class V to VIII [37j 2 Para 2 line 15 State index of 969 State index of 975 [39) 4 Table 2 Dhone Taluk 23,855 23,850 [41] 4 Table 7 Kuroool Town 1,227 1.:277 (44) 4 3 Kodumur Taiuk T 58,507 R 58,507 T 59,507 R 59,507 ) 4 Kurnool Taluk R 61,911 R 62,911 5 8 Allagadda Taluk R 87,867 R 87,864 [45) 11 2 Yemmiganur Taluk U 30.64 U 39.64 14 4 Kurnool Taluk U 0.95 U 0.59 :[46] 6 13 Alur Taluk: T 14.70 R 14.70 T 14.78 R 14.78: 148] 6 12 Pattikonda 77 70 100.00 100.00 10 1 Ad.ow 6 61 54.95 54.95

PART-B

2 2 Para 1 line 5 35 21 35.21 3 " 'K' Alphabetical List 95 Karani 35 Karani 4 5 2 Kachapuram P, M (2) P (2), M 5 19 9 Kadidoddi 200.22 209.22 9 13 37 Podalakunta ED 20 48 Kosigi Yellamma Temple. Yellamma Temple, Cosigaya Temple Kosigaya Temple 25 20 Title Remarke Remarks 34 10 Communications Waterwaw Waterway 37 2 • N' Alphabet 80 Nannur 30 Nannur 41 Heading 2nd line Land use round up rounded up 11 34 Kammamadakala PR KR 45 13 58 palakolanu EO 49 19 19 Pagidyala 24524 245.24 59 16 17 Krishnapuram T (44 52) T (44.52) 65 11 Heading 2nd Line Approach o village Approach to village 71 16 60 Gajulapalle 0(85.56) o (82.86) 72 3 65 Chabolu 936.24 936.84 77 20 7 S. Nagulavarm N3 : T22 N3: T2 81 18 L. C. No. 55 Yadawada 97.91 97.12 82 3 L. C. No. 63 Blank 1,025.59 3 L. C. No. 64 225.41 87 Taluk Map Taluk Headquarters name in the map Kolikuntla Koilkuntla 2

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95 19 80 Suddamalla 80.95 80.94 103 11 28 Vajragiri PR KR 103 33 Bhanumukkala (included Banganapalle) (inclt:deJ in Banganapalle) 109 18 13 lakkasagaram 8~4.86 454.86 110 2 L. C. No. 28 Shotrium Mayampeta Shotrium R2yarnpeta 114 6 52 Bogole CHW, CHW, PHS 116 7 58 Pencekal W,HP W,HP,T 117 18 57 Naras lpuram 868.22 468.22 118 3 -I BugganipalJe Blank 3,260.95 119 17 74 Rangaptlf'.m 5,269.35 2,259.36 125 13 29 Kappatralla £A,t:AG ED, EAG 128 4A 37 Gooty Erragudi 479 679 129 16 67 Peravali TK (16.19) TK (l7.80) 132 3 Total area hectates hectares 133 16 I Honnur TK (0181) TK (0.81) 134 3 24 Angaskal 1.132.71 1,132.71 136 5 48 Alur P (4), M (3). H (2), lC, P (4), M 0). H (2). Je, AC, Tr AC, Tt, 0 137 Ii 64 Pacharahalli PR FP 140 7 90 Nemakal T,HP T, HP.W 143 25 Total 13 2fi 26 18 13 27 " 23 " lS 144 35 9 Koilkuntla 11 148 Range 21-30 L. C. No.8 (I(Urnool Taluk) 8 U1chala 8 Ulehala 157, 158 Heading Appendix-IV A-Scheju)ed Tribes B-Scheduled Tribes & 159 .163 to 188 3 In the heading of 3rd Col. Hemlet Hamlet 164 3 104 Sathamur I Kottla 1 l(ottala 6 120 Yadavalli 54 53 175 6 . 32 Gumparaman Dinne L. C. No. 5S L. C. No. 35 187 :2 SJ. No. 14 Chagli Chagj 195 11 1 Adoni ( 0.57) (-0.57) 206 6 1 Adoni ASC (2) ASC (I) 6 10 Srisailam Project Township R.F .C. Nandyal Nandyal (100) 8 11 Yemmiganur Anantllpur (104) Bellary (104) 9 5 Bugganipalle Nandyal Nandyal (50) 9 (. Dhone N'andyal Nandyal (110) 9 8 N ndikotkur Nandyal Nandyal (60) 9 10 SrisaiJam Project Township R.F.C. Nandyal Nandya) (100) 207 13 7 Kurnool 39 29 2'-'._ 4 Kurnool District R 17,513.0 R 17,513.4 6 KUfflool (M) :4,5~6 34, 'i:'6 215 20 NanJyal (M) 123.2n 23,232 216 2 5 Nandikotkur Taluk Nandikotkur (M) Nandikotk ur (P) 219 2 'K' Alphabet 95 Karani 35 Karani 224 14 75 Chinnakadabur 91 1 14 81 Badinehnl 19 ]99 226 28 82 Upparaha! Z89 286 233 3 40 Mugathi 1,637.81 1,607.81 234 24 Yen-.miganuf T .,Iuk U 1,662 U 1,663 240 6 12 Mallapura01 688 668 6 14 Polukal 8,~68 8,O~8 242 23 Kodumur Taluk R 4,6:6 R 4,627 27 KoC:umur Taluk R 54,647 R 24,6:'7 250 j 13/Vll KUrnool City (M) 24,556 34,556 252 20 Street 5 :28 18 21 Street 6 18 28 3

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253 18 Street 46 16 26 258 Taluk Name Nandiktkur Taluk Nandikotkur Tal uk 260 16 Nandikotkur Taluk R 24,223 24,227 262 5 13/VlII Nandikotkur (P) 4,312 4,316 9 1,li06 1,809 266 10 Atmakur" Ta!uk T 12,639 T 12,636 272 15 Blook 1 565 655 279 3 22 Balapanur 1,117.23 1,177.23 291 3 63 Allagadda 1,025.59 1,251.00 292 2 Cols. 2 . title Name of Town/Street Name ofVilIagejTown 293 18 54 R. Krishnapuram 48 44 301 I3 39 MangapaUe 4 76 302 & 304 2 Cols. title Name of Town/Ward Name of Village/Town 308 10 Banganapalle Taluk T 6,886 T 6,887 " 309 5 27 Pasupu}a 530 532 316 3 25 Peapalle 3,722.91 3,723.91 317 3 41 Mettupal1e 2,224.14 2,224.15 320 3 71 Bugganipalle 3,260.95 44.00 3 75 Gutupalle 5,054.80 5,044.80 322 3 Column title Area in hectares Area in Sq. Kms. 7 Block 1 317 318 324 • 6 Block 21 299 992 325 27 Block 26 244 242 328 13 1 Alawala 377 379 331 25 47 Nalabdoddi 8 6 333 23 72 Jonnagiri 102 162 336 3 5 Holalagundi 461.88 4,861.88 361 Srisailam Project Ward or Block Block 1 Ward 1 or Street No. 362 1 Block 5 Ward 5 367 I Location" Code No. 13/07/1 13/01/1 369 5 Allagadda (P) Ward 1 Total 1,230 123 371 6 Block 5 3 376 6 Block 14 TOLl! 8 3 382 3 Street 40 EB. No. 289 285 385 4 Street 51 EB. No. 243 4 5 455 393 4 Street 26, EB. No. 95 353 354 5 2 23 402 Title Primary Census Abstract Primary Census Abstract for SchedUled Tribes for Scheduled Castes 1981 CENSUS PUBLICATIONS

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS Series - 2 Andhra Pradesh

Part I-A Administration Report-Enumeration Part I-B Administration Report-Tabulation Part II-A General Population Tables- A Series Part II-B Primary Census Abstract Part III-A "I III-B IGeneral Economic Tables-B Series

Part IV-A ') IV-8 jSocial and Cultural Tables-C Series

Part V-A ") V-B jMigration Tables-D Series

Part VI-A ") VI-B jFertility Tables-F Series

Part VII Tables on Houses and Disabled Population

Part VIII-A H H Series Tables covering material of construction of Houses Part VIII-B Tables HH-17, HH-17 SC and HH-17 ST Part IX Special Tables on SC & ST Part X-A Town Directory Part X--B Survey Reports on Selected Towns

Part X-C Survey Reports on Selected Villages

Part XI Ethnographic studies on SC & 5T

Part XII Census Atlas

GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH PUBLICATIONS* District Census Handbooks

Part XIIl-A 1 Village & Town Directory &>- 8.)' Village and Town Primary Census Abstract

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