CENSUS 1971

SERIES 9

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK QUILON

PART X-A TOWN & VILLAGE DIRECTORY

PART X-B PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

K. NARAY ANAN OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS KERALA 1973

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

PARTS A & B

QUILON QUILON DISTRICT MI\ES 10 5 0 10, t~. H E3 ytij£!31 I '0 5 0 '0 kiLOMETRES

ALLEPPEY

kERAL.A

LEGEND

_._._ DISTRICT BOUNDARY ~ RIVER

_._._ TALUK BOUNDARY ~ LAKE "CANAL - NATIONAL HIGHWAY • DISTRICT HEADClUARTER$ - OTHER IMPORTANT ROAD 0 TALUIC HEADO.UARTERS •. TALUK HEADQUARTERS. TOWN • TOWN CONTENTS

Pagu Preface

Figures at a glance 1

PART A-TOWN AND VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Introduction 5 Town Directory 11 Village Directory 17 Taluk-wise abstract of educational, medical and other amenities 36

PART B-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Introduction 41 Village and Town Primary Census Abstract Map of Karunagapally taluk 53 Primary Census Abstract, Quilon district 54

Primary Census Abstract, Karunagapally taluk 54- Map of Kunnathu.f taluk 65 Primary Census Abstract, Kunnathur tahik 66

Map of taluk 77 Primary Census Abstract, Pathanamthitta taluk 78 Map of taluk 89 Primary Census Abstract, .Pathanapuram taluk 90

Map of taluk 103

Primary Censu~ Abstract, Kottarakkara taluk 104-

Map of Q}rilon taluk 119

Primary Census Abstract, Quilon taluk 120 Block-wise and Panchayat-wise Primary Census Abstract 147 Alphabetical list

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PREll' ACE

The District Census Handbook, were published for the first time in 1951 as part of the Census publication programnltf. Each Handbook contained a general account of the district and its people, census table:l and statistics on the area, houses, population, general amenities and distribution of population by livelihood classes for each village and town. The 1961 District Census Handbooks were a distinct improvement on the 1951 volumes. A uniform procedure was adopted for the preparation of the Handbooks. Each Handbook contained three parts as detailed below:

Part A.. General, dealing with a general introduction about the district, its progress on various fields of general amenities since 1951 and an ~nalysis of population by various demographic characteristics. Part B. Census data, dealing with the census tables of 1961 pertaining to the district.

Part C. Village/Town Directory, dealing with the amenities, Primary Census Abstract down to the level of karas/muris/desoms in the case of rural areas and blocks and wards in the case of urban areas and number of industrial establishments by type. . District and taluk maps were also incorporated in each District Census Handbook. In 1971 also it has been decided to adopt more or less the same pattern and publish the District Census Handbooks in three parts as given below:

Part A. .Town and Village Directory Part B. Village and Town Primary Census Abstract Part C. Administrative Statistics and Report

It is proposed to print and publish Parts A & B relating to a District in a single volume with a view to making it available to the public as soon as the information is collected and compiled. Part C will be printed as a separate volume. The collection and compilation of data for Part A were done by the office of the Director of Census Operations, Kerala through specially designed schedules for villages and towns. The information on rural areas was furnished by the Tahsildars and on the urban areas by the con­ cerned Municipal/Corporation Commissioners. While Part B of the Handbook presents the Village and Town Primary Census Abstract, Part C gives the Report and Administrative Statis­ tics processed from information collected from the various Central and State Government Offices. A special feature of the publication of the Handbook in 1971 is the presentation of Primary Census Abstract not only for villages but also for the panchayats. This is the first time that an attempt has been made to present panchayat-war figures. The additional work in­ volved in the new venture is more than justified in view of the growing importance of panchayats in administration.

On the recommendation of the Registrar General, , the Government of Kerala have agreed to bring out these volumes as Stat~, Government publications and issued orders in G.O. MS. No. 199/70jPD dated 17-6-1970. The printing of the Handbooks was undertaken by the Government Press, Trivandrum. It is not possible to have compiled a book of this kind without the co-operation and goodwill extended by the various State and Central Government offices. I am grateful to them for their co-operation. The District Census Handbook section of my office functioned under the direct control of Shri B.T. Pillai, Deputy Director of Census Operations (Tabulation) and he was assisted by a Tabulation Officer and necessary staff. Shri S. Jayashanker was the Tabulation Officer in charge of the section at the time of addressing the various departments for eollection of information. At the time of compilation of the District Census Handbook Smt. C. Kamalam took charge as the Tabulation Officer. I feel very happy in acknowledging the valuable contributions made by these officers and other members of the staff in my office especially Smt. K. Sulabhamma, Statistical Assistant and Smt. K. Saradambal, Computor, in the compilation of this important work. Sarvashri K. Krishna Pillai and R. Prabhakaran have prepared the tnaps included in this volume. The brunt of the proof reading Was cheerfully borne by Shri N. Ravindranathan Thampi, Printing Inspector and Sarvashri N. Aravinda~ and N. Madhavan, Proof-Readers.

I would like to place on record my deep sense of gratitude to Shri P. Kurien John, Superin~ tendent of Government Presses for the warm co-opettation extended by him for the timely print­ ing of the Handbook. I shall be failing in my duty if I do not place on record my gratefulness to Shri A. Chandra Sekhar, I.A.S., Registrar General for the valuable guidance and help extended to me in this work.

Trivandrum, K. NARAYANAN, 1st March 1973. Director of Census Operations.

iv FIGURES AT A GLANCE

QUILON DISTRICT

Population Total Persons 2,412,821 Males 1,205,720 Females 1,207,101

Rural Persons 2,222,918 Males 1,110,172 Females 1,112,746

Brhan Persons 189,903 Males 95,548 Females 94,355

Decennial population growth-rate 1961-71 23.93

Area in kms 4623.0 Density of population per lema 522 Sex-ratio (Number offemales per 1,000 males) 1001

Literacy rate Persons 64.97 Males 70.10 Females 59.84 Percentage of urban population to total population 7.87 Percentage of workers to total population (Main activity only) Persons 28.61 Males 44.37 Females 12.87 Break-up of workers Percentage to total workers (i) Cultivators Persons 26.89 Males 34.20 Females 1. 70

(ii) Agricultural labourers Persons 20.81 Males 20.43 Females 22.10 (iii) Other workers Persons 52.30 Males 45.37 Females 76.20

Percentage of Scheduled Caste population to total population Persons 11.63 Males 11.59 Females 11.67 Percentage of Scheduled Tribe population to total population Persons 0.15 Males 0.16 Females 0.15

Number of occupied residential houses 401,754 Number of villages Total 99 Inhabited 99 Uninhabited

Number of urban areas (Towns) 4

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ERRATA

Page Item Col. No. FOT Read IS 9-1-7 81. No.7 9 P02 PO 7 38 Quilon District 26 94 98

38 Kunnathur 81. No.2 26 15 16 -4 26 15 38 Pathanapuram " 16 38 Kottarakkara 5 26 17 18 6 26 17 18 38 Quilon " 47 Table 21 Line No.4 3 .93 5.93

56 Village No. 5 SI. No.4- 14 1323 1329

.'> 5 14 1149 1144 56 " " 6 14 2154 2153 56 " 5 " 9 2 Thekkemuri Thekkumuri 66 " 14 " 69 ., 15 0 5 15 73 27 SI. No.4 20 6 38 3 30 83 " " 3 35 97 " 62 " 6 34 lO'i ,. 65 " 7 10 19 122 ., 87 " 38 313 131 9-1I-4 " 1 315 131 9-II-4 5 23

149 Village 24 36 56

149 n Sl. No.2 31 152 Edarnon Village (Part) ., 12 13

167 Mallapuzh~seri Village (Part) 4 28 2 172 Karunagapally Village (Part) 13 989 9891 SI. No.1 13 81 819 172 " 13 44 H2 " 2 447 3 13 38 387 172 " " 173 3 24 6 " " 177 Malayalapuzha Panchayat 22 7

177 33 3 185 Village (Portion) (Part ) 37 41 415

19ti Village SI. No.4 13 4Q 44Q

207 Village 37 9928 9923 SI. No. I 37 433 207 " 432 207 2 37 522 528 " 213 Karikkamittom Village 4 72 72.5

217 Puth~peedik.a 4 M.3 44.3

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PART A

TOWN AND VILLAGE nffiECTORY TABLE 2-contd. TABLE 2-concld.

Urban/Rural Village Kara Urban/Rural Village Kara 1 2 3 1 2 3 iv Punnathala IN QUILON TALUK v Thangassery vi Kaikulangara Quilon vii Kottakkakom (Portion) ii Meenathucheri viii Thevalli iii ix Olayil (Portion) " Vallyakada iv Kannimel xi v xii Vadakkumbhagom (Portion) xiii Andamukkom xiv 2 Thrikk

TOWN DIRECTORY

6. The Town Directory is presented in the form These nine industrial categories of workers were of six statements. first grouped as :-

Statement I (i) Agriculture and its allied activities (Cate- gories I, II and III) 7. This statement gives the civic administration (ii) Industries including construction (Cate­ status, population from 1901 to 1971 and the predomi­ gories IV, V and VI) nant functional category of each town for 1961 and 1971. (iii) Trade and commerce (Category VII) 8. The functional character of a town was deci­ (iv) Transport, storage and communications (Cate­ ded in 1961 as per the following procedure. In 1961 gory VIII) and the workers were grouped under nine industrial cate­ (v) Other services (Category IX) gories as shown below: I Cultivators The percentage of workers in each of the above five groups to the total workers in the town was worked II Agricultural labourers out. If anyone single group takes in 40 per cent or III Mini~g, quarrying, liye-stock, forestry, fishing, more of the total workers that town will be designated huntlllg and plantatIons, orchards and allied by the corresponding function, viz,. primary activity activities for the first group, industrial for the second, commercial IV Household industry for the third, transport for the fourth and service for the fifth group. If the highest percentage is less than V Manufacturing other than household industry 40, then the next predominant group is added. If the VI Construction two groups together take in a minimum of 60 per cent VII Trade and commerce of the total workers, the town will then be designated by both the functions, e. g., industrial-cum-transport. VIII Transport, storage and communications When the sum of the two groups does not reach 60 per IX Other services cent then the third predominant group is taken into

6 account and the t own is designated by all the three Based on the above criteria the towns of the district functions. have been classified into the following functional cate­ gories. 9. The same procedure is followed in decidi~ TABLE the predominant functional character of the town lU 3 1971 also. It must, however, be pointed out that in FUNCTIONAL CATEGORY OF ~TOWNS, 1971 1971 Census the workers were grouped under slightly different nine industrial categories. They are: Functional category Name of town (s) I Cultivators 1 2 II Agriculturallabourers Industrial , Kilikolloor Industrial-cum-service-cum­ , Quilon III Live-stock forestry, fishing, hunting rand plantation~, orchards and allied activities commercial IV Mining and quarrying Statement II V Manufactur ing, processing, servicing and repairs 10. The second statement gives the location and physical aspects of the town. It also furnishes details (a) Household industry of the nearest railway station, navigable river/canal, (b) Other than household industry sea-port etc. The bus-route and road facilities availa­ bleineach town are also given in the statement. Quilon VI Construction municipality has got a sea-port within its limits. Q.uilon is the only city in the district with a population VII Trade and commerc~ of more than one lakh. The distances of the other VIII Transport, storage and communications towns from Quilon have also been indicated in the statement. Railway facilities are available for all the IX Other services towns in the district. The above categories are grouped as: Statement III (i) Primary activity: Agriculture and its allied 11 . The third statement gives an idea of the ~ctivities (Categories I, II, III and IV) municipal finance of Quilon, the only municipal town (ii) Industrial: Industries including construction in the district. It has been possible to present the state­ (Categories V(a), V(b) and VI) ment of receipt and expenditure for the year 1969-70 (iii) Commercial: Trade and commerce (Category of Quilon municipality obtained from the Municipal VII) Commissioner. In the case of Punalur, Kundara and Kilikolloor which are non-municipal towns it was not (iv) Transport: Transport, storage and communi­ cations (Category possible to obtain and present these figures. Table 4 VIII) gives the per capita receipt and expenditure of the (v) Service: Other services (Category IX) Quilon municipality. TABLE 4 PER CAPITA RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE OF QUILON MUNICIPALITY, 1969-70

Per capita r------______~______~ Receipt (Rs.) Expenditure (Rs.) ~ ____-- __ -----A---______--__. Expenditure Receipt on public Expenditure Expenditure Total Receipt from all Total health on public on all other Name of town receipt through taxes other sources expenditure conveniences institutions items I 2 3 4 5 7 8 Quilon (Municipal) 17.12 13.49 3.63 15.76 6.57 0.13 9.06 Statement IV and educational facilities. Among the four towns in the district, only Quilon municipal town has got both 12. Statement IV indicates the civic and other arts and science colleges. The only engineering college amenities available in the towns i.e. details on system of the district is situated in Kilikolloor non-municipal of sewerage, method of disposal of night soil, drinking town. There is no medical college in the district. Tak­ water facilities, electrical facilities etc. All the towns ing into consideration all the medical institutions (other are electrified and Quilon municipality alone has got than private institutions) there are 737 beds in the the facility of fire fighting service. urban area of the district. This works out to an average of 4 beds per 1,000 population as against8 beds per Statement V 1,000 population in Trivandrum district.

13. Medical, educational, recreational and cul­ 14. The school educational system adopted in tural facilities available in the various towns are fur­ Kerala is as follows. At present the duration of school niShed in this statement. All the towns have got medical course is 10 years; standards I to IV constitute the

7 Lower Primary section while standards V to VII Statement VI constitute the Upper Primary (Middle) section. The Secondary (High) school section has standards VIII, 15. Statement VI gives details in respect of trade, IX and X. commerce, industry and banking.

VILLAGE DIRECTORY 16. The Village Directory gives details in respect TABLE 5 of medical, educational, electrical and drink ing water DISTRI»UTION OF VILLAGES BY SIZE facilities available in the villages besides giving an Size of village (km2) Number Size of village (km2) Number idea of the pattern of land use in the villages. The 1 2 1 2 area of each village, in square kilometres is also indicated in the Village Directory. In this connection it may Less than 1 10.0-14.9 9 be pointed out that the ar ea figures were collected from 1.0- 2.4 15.0--19.9 22 2.5- 4.9 20.0-24.9 28 the Tahsildars as well as from the Director of Survey 5.0- 7.4 1 25.0-29.9 9 and Land Records. In a few cases it is seen that the 7.5- 9.9 2 30.0 and above 27 area of the villages as given by the Tahsildars do not agree wi th the area furnished by the Director of Survey Educational Facilities and Land Records. Since the break up of the area of villages according to type of landuse is presented 17. The extent of educational facilities available in in this volume and since this information can be fur­ the villages can be studied more profitably with the fol­ nishe d only by the Tahsildars the area figures as given lowing table. It gives the categorisation of villages according to the distances from the nearest town. The by Tahsildars are adopted. In Part B of District number of villages having primary schools, middle Census Handbook where the Primary Census Abstract schools, high schools and colleges for these categories ispresented down to the village level, the area of villages are also indicated. Seventytwo villages are within 25km. as furnished by the Director of Survey and Land Records of the nearest town. Only 22 out of 98 villages in the is adopted. The following t'lble gives the distribution district are within 10 km. of the nearest town. II villages have colleges, 85 villages have high schools of villages by size. and 95 villages have middle schools. TABLE 6 NUMBER OF VILLAGES HAVING EDUCATIONAL INSTITUfIONS AND1THE DISTANCE FROM NEAREST TOWN

Number of villages having -.J....- Distance from the nearest]j Total number Primary Middle High Other educational town (in kIn) of villages schools schoolsj schools Colleges institutions 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 or less 9 9 8 9 2 4 6-10 13 13 13 12 7 11-15 13 13 13 11 4 9 16-25 37 37 35 31 2 25 26-50 25 25 25 21 3 18 5HOO g 1 1 1 1

Medical Facilities Communication Facilitie s 18. Under medical facilities, details of both 19. From the point of view of communications it is seen that though all the villages except Mundro public and private institutions are given. Almost all Island in the district are served by pucca roads, only the villages in the district have got medical facilities of one kind or the other. The table below gives the 19 villages have railway facilities within 2 km. The following table gives the distribution of the villages number of medical institutions per 100 sq. km. of area by the distance from the nearest railway station. in each tal uk. ~a:...~~, .. TABLE 8 TABLE 7 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY THE DISTANCE NUMBER OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS PER 100 SQ. KM. FROM THE NEAREST RAILWAY STATION IN THE RURAL AREAS OF THETALUK - Distance from the nearest No. of villages Number of medical railway station (in km.) Taluk , institutions per 100 sq.km. '1 2 1 2 Less than 2 19 KarunagapaJ1y 53 2.0- 4.9 6 Kunnathur 31 5.0- 9.9 19 Pathanamthitta 9 10.0-14.9 14 Pathanapuram 7 15.0-19.9 13 Kottarakkara 27 20.0 and above 25 Quilonj '.. 53 Unspecified 2

8 Post and Telegra,h Facilities ties. The table given below furnishes the details of post aild telegraph facilities available in each taluk 20. All vJlages 'have PO>l offices, 37 villages have of the district. telegraph offices and 47 villages have public call facili-

TABLE

POST AND TELEGRAPH FACILITIES

No. of No. of No. of No. of telegraph public call post offices Taluk post offices offices offices per 100sq.km. 1 :2 3 4 S

Karunagapally 34 3 4 17 Kunnathur 37 4 6 9 Pathanamthitta 66 12 16 :~ Pathanapuram 38 8 10 3 Kottarakkara' 58 5 10 11 Quilon 43 10 II 12 Land Utilisation (1) forest area (2) irrigated land (3) unirrigated land (4) culturable waste and (5) area not availa­ 21. For the first time an attempt has been made ble for cultivation. The pattern of land use in the to collect data on land utilisation. For this purpose various taluks of this district is approximately brought the total area ha~ b"-~n classified into five typ"-, viz. out in the following tahle.

TABLE 10

PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF LAND BY TYPE OF USE IN THE RURAI_ AREAS OF THE TALUKS

Total Name of tal uk an'a FOJ't"st

2 3

Karunagapally 100.00 Kunnathur 100.00 7.67 Pathanamthitta 100.00 7:).69 Pathanapuram 100.00 64.03 Kottarakkara 100.00 4.89 Quilon 100.00

22. An abstract showing the educational, medical Commercial: This includes display lighting, neon and other facilities available in the rural areas of each si~ns, photography, commercial and non-domestic taluk and the district is also presented in this volume. heat and small power load up to and including 3 H.P. .and cinematograph and motion picture studios.

Definitions Road lighting: Public lighting including light house, main lamps, street lights installed in private 23. The definitions of certain terms adopted are institutions where board's lines exist. furnished below: Agricultural: Powers at 3 H.P. and above-power 1. Classification if Electrical Energy (adopted by used for dewatering and lift irrigation and poultry Kerala Stale Electrici~y Board) live-stock farms ynder Animal Husbandry Department come under thIS category. Domestic: Lights and combined installations of Others: lights and fans and radios for domestic and non-commer­ cial purp'Jses. Damestic consumers and nO:1-commercial 1. Power at 11 KV for industrial purposes institutions whose connected loads other than that of lights and fans exceed 1 KW and domestic heat and 2. Power for extra high tension consumers small power including refrigeration, cookers, sewing machines and other appliances for domestic use upto (i) 66 KV-Power intensive and including 3 H.P. (ii) 66 KV-Non-power intensive (iii) 110 KV--Power intensive Industrial: Power at 400 volts or lower 'which (iv) 110 KV-Non-powcr intensive includes induslt'ial general purposes i. e. power supplv for electric boilers, large cookers, ovens etc. ' :3. Temporary illumination including exhibition.

9 II. Land use pattern or within cultivated holdings. Land once cultivated but not cultivated for five years in succession is also Forest: This includes all actually forested areas included in this category. Lands under thatching on the lands classed or administered as forests under grasses, bamboo bushes and other groves for fuels, any legal enactment dealing with forests whether State which are not included under orchards or forests shall owned or private. also come under this head. All grazing lands, whether they are permanent pastures and meadows or not; Irrigated and unirrigated lands: This covers all village common and grazing lands within forest areas agricultural lands andinc1udes net area sown with crops are included in this category. and orchards and also current and other fallows. The fallow lands include all lands which were taken up for Area not availablejor cultivation: This includes lands cultivation for a period of not less than one year and not available for cultivation such as barren, uncul turable not more than five years. In case of irrigated land and land put to non-agricultural use. Land put to non­ sources of irrigation are canal, tank, well, tube-well agricultural use stands for all lands occupied by build­ etc. ings, roads and railways or under water e.g. rivers and canals, and other lands put to uses other than Culturable waste: This includes lands available for agricultural. Barren ana unculturable land covers cultivation whether or not taken up for cultivation or all barren and unculturable lands like mountains, abandoned after a few years for one reason or other. deserts etc. Lands which Cannot be brought under Such lands may be either fallow or covered with shrub s cultivation unless at a high cost are classified as unculti­ and jungles which are not put to any usc. Thcse may vable whether such land is in isolated blocks or within be assessed or unassessed and may lie in isolated blocks cultivated holdings.

ABB~VIATIONS USED IN TOWN AND VILLAGE DIRECTORY

I Educational Facilities Homoeopathic

N N ursery School H(H) Homoeopathic Hospital P Primary School D(H) Homoeopathic Dispensary M Middle School H High School Veterinary A College with Arts only S College with Science only R(VET) Veterinary Hospital C College with Commerce only D(VET) Veterinary Dispensary AS College with Arts and Science only KVC Key Village Centre AC College with Arts and Commerce only ASC College with all Subjects III Electrification Facilities TC Training College E Electricity EC Engineering College E(D) Domestic Use BTS Basic Training School E(I) Industrial Use ITI Industrial Training Institute E(C) Commercial Use JTS Junior Technical School E(S) Street Light Comm.lnst. Commercial Institute includes Type­ E(O) Others writing and Shorthand Institutions IV Drinking Water Facilities o Others iec1uding Craft school, Arabic school, l\1adrassa etc. W Well Water T Tap Water II Medical Facilities TW Tube Well Water TK Tank Water C Canal Water Allopathic R River Water H(A) Allopathic Hospital S Spring Water PHC Primary Health Centre NH Kursing Home V CODlDlunications DCA) Allopathic Dispensary FC Family Planning Centre PR Pucca Road MC Maternity Centre KR K ucha Road MOW Maternity and Child Welfare Centre T Railway FWC Family Welfare Cerltre R Navigable River CWC Child Welfare Centre C Navigable Canal TBC T.B. Clinic VI Post and Telegraph A),urvedic PO Post Office H(AY) Ayurvedic Hospital P&T Post and Telegraph Office D(AY) Ayurvedic Dispensary PCO Public Call Office

10 TOWN DIRECTORY STATUS, GllOWTII, mSTORV AND

Civic ad~ini- PCl':..iation of stration ,tatus ,- 51. No. Name of town Location code Name of taluk in 1970 1901 1911

2 3 4 5 6 7 Kilikolloor 9-IV Quilon NM

Kundara 9-1 II Quilon NM

:) Punalur 9-1 Pathanapuram NM

-1 Quilon 9-II Quilon M 15,ii91 18,839

M--Municipal NM-Non-municipal

STATEMENT

PHYSICAL ASPECTS AND Physical aspect ___ .A._ r- ,- Annual T('mpcraturc (in centigrade) Nearest city with rainfall population of 1 lakh State head- SI. No. Name of town (inmm.) ylaximum Minimum---- or more quarters 2 3 -4 5 6 7

Kilikolloor NA NA NA Quilon Trivandrum (5) (74)

Kundara NA NA NA (~uilon Trivandrum (13) (83)

Punalur 2.790.0 36.9 14.9

-4 Quilon 879.li NA NA (!_uilon Trivandrum (0) ((i.~) Trivandrum (65)

------NA-Not available

STATEMENT MUNICIPAL FINANCE, Receipt (Rs. '00) ,------_____ ... ______..A-___ _~ ______._ .____ -, Revenue derived from municipal properties Receipt & powers through apart li·om Government Olhrr Total SI. No. Name of town taxes taxation grant Loan Advance sourC(.~s rceeipt

3 -4 ,=; (i 7 8 9

Quilon 16,749 1,117 1,837 21,262

12 FUNCTIONAL CATEGORY OF TOWNS the town a t the censuses of Functional category ______.A.. ____ _ ---~------_ ------""') r- ---~- ___.A- _____------, 1921 1931 194-1 1951 1961 1971 1961 Census 1971 Census

8 9 JO II 12 13 14- 15 32,273 41,871 Industrial Industrial

20,94-5 10,262 Industrial Industrial

Notified as (own in 1971 C .. nsus 13,562 I ndustrial-cum-scrvice- cum-commercial 2">,135 33,739 49,493 \)\),126 91,m3 124,2(13 S .. nice-eum-indu~tlia1 I ndustrial-cum- servic .. - cum-commercial

11 LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1970

Name and road distance (in km.) from ------.A..______-.. Sub divisional head- Navigable river/ District head- quarters/Taluk canal (if within Sca port (if within quarters headquarters Railway station Bus rout.. 10 km.) 50 km.)

8 9 10 II 12 13

Quilon Quilon KilikoJloor Kilikolloor Quilon (5) (5) (2) (0) (5) Quilon «5) Q,uilon Quilon Kundara Kundara Quilon (13) (13) (I) (0) (13) Quilon (13) Quilon Punalur Punalur River Quilon (4-5) (30) (0) (0) (0) (45) Punalur (0) (2_uilon Quilon Quilon Quilon T.S. Canal Quilon (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) Quilon (0)

II[

1969-70 Expenditure (Rs. '00) r-.------~

General Public health Total administration Public safety and conveniences Public works Public institutions Othen expenditure

10 11 12 13 14- 15 16

2,370 1,270 8,164 6,195 157 1,414 19,370

13 10l\j:\\107/MC. 5T:\TEl\IE~T CIVIC AND OTHER

No. of latrinf','; ,.-.--.--_____ ._._.A-_ ------, Method of Road length System of disposal of oS]. No. Name of town (inkm) se\vrrage \\'ater borne Sen-ice Others night soil

2 3 4 :.; 7 3 Kilikolloor 8

2 Kundara G

::; Funalur 5T

4 Quilon 130 \VB

ST- Septic Tank \ VB-Wheel Barrow OHT---Owr Head Tank

STATEMENT MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL AND

Medical facilities Educational , ___~ ___J.... _____~ _ , ,------__" __ ,.;11... ____ Beds in Hospitals/Dispensaries/ medical Arts! T.B. clinics/Health institutions Science/ centres & Nursing noted in Commerce Medical Engineering S1. No. Name of town homes col. 3 colleges colleges colleges Polytechnics 3 4 5 G 7 Kilikolloor H(A)l NA MC3 D(AY) 1 KVCl

2 Kundara H(A) 1 JO PHUl 10

3 l'unalur H(A)1 100 H(VET)J

4 Quilon H(A)3 597 ASC2 CWC6 20 ASJ Fel Tel H(AY)J H(VET)J

* This includes temporary and permanent sh('ds PL---Public libraries including reading roOlm RR-Rcading roOIl!

STATEMENT

TRADE, CO~RCE,~USTRY Name of three most importallt commodities Name of three most important commoditi('s imported exporkd ,_.______. ______A__ __._. ______-, , ______. __. ___ A~ ______. ______-, SL No. Name of town I I[ HI I II III

2 3 4 5 6 7 3

Kilikolloor Raw cashewnut Rice Sugar Cashewnut Coir Coir mats

2 Kundara Aluminium Iron Kerosine oil Aluminium Clay articles Electrical goods cables

3 Punalur Rice Textile goods Gingelly oil Pepper Rubber Pineapple

4 Q_uilon Ra,,· cashcwnut Rice Kerosine oil Cashewnut Fish Coil' IV AMENITIES, 1970

Protected water supply Electrification (No. of connection;;) r----- ____ J...~ ____ _ .., r------~--.... Capacity _Fire fighting Road lighting Source (gallons) service Domestic Industrial COL1!lH"rdai (points) Others

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

No 2,361 192 531 733 2 No 1,080 I::; 250 20G OHT 15,000 No 617 36 520 330

OHT NA Yes 14,087 3,779 060 2,652 2

V

CULTURAL FACILITIES IN TOWNS, 1970 (Figures indicate number of units)

facilities Recreational and cultural facilities ------~--- ,------"------. Shorthand, Public typewriting and Higher Junior libraries o'ther vocational secondarr! secondaryi Auditorial including training Secondmy Middle Primar}" Drama reading inst; tu tions schools - schools schools Others Stadia Cinema halls* halls rooms 9 IO 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Comm. Inst. 2 6 Nl 3 PL2, RRI

2 NI 2 2 PLI

Comm. Inst. 2 2 3 N2 2 PLI

NA II 3 12 BTS2 6 PL4 [\2

VI AND BANKING, 1970 Name of three most important commodities manufactured

---~---~--~------~ Number of ~o. of agricultural No. of non-agricultural II III banks credi t societie, credit societies 10 11 12 13 14 Coil' Cashewnut Coil' mats 2 Aluminium cables Clay articles Electrica I goods

Paper Plywood Matches 4

Ca,hewnut 13

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VILLAGE DIRECTORY

I Oii:':l907 /MC. TALUK: J{ARUNAGAPALLY AMENITIES ANn

Total Amenities available within the village ______.A- area of the r-- ~ SI. Location village Power Drinking COI).Ulluni- Postal and No. code Name of village (in km') Educational Medical supply water cations telegraph

0 2 3 4- 5 6 7 3 9 9-1-1 18.45 NZ H(A)2 E(D)425 \\' PR P04 P7 PHCI E(I)l T KR 1\14 FWCI E(C)315 TW C HI D(A)l E(S)322 TK ITI! D(AY)7 E(0)!7 D(H)3 KVCI

2 9-1-2 Krishnapuram 7.45 P4 PHC 1 E(D)85 W PR PO 1 Ml D(AY) 3 E(C)75 TK KR P&T 1 D(H)l E(S)30 T PCO I 3 9-1-3 23.53 P6 MC2 E(D)300 W PR P03 l\f3 FWCI E(I)II TK KR HI D(AY) 7 E(C)IOO D(H)l E(S)IS4 KVCl

4 9-1-4 Ku]asekharapuram 18.77 P6 D(.\)3 E(D)725 W PR P03 1\J3 Fel E(I)20 T KR HI D(AY)3 E(C)530 TW Kayal D(H)I E(S)359 TK KVel E(O) 10

5 9-1-5 20.61 1'12 H(A)l E(D)225 W PR P02 P7 ewCl E(I)6 KR MZ D(AY}! E(C)62 T HI D(VET) I E(S)40 R BTSI E(O) 14 6 9-1-6 Karunagapally 21.16 N2 H(A}3 E(D)723 W PR P03 Pll TBCI E(I)70 T KR P&Tl M5 CWe3 E(C) 170 TW T PCOI H3 FCl E(S)703 C Comm. FWCl E(O)4 In8t.2 D(AY)3 D(H)2 KVCl 7 9-1-7 Panrnana 16.85 PS PHCl E(D)1250 W PR P02 1\11 FWCl E(I)30 TW KR PCOI H3 H(AY) 1 E(C)700 C Comm. D(AY) 10 E(S)171 Inst.l D(H)2 D(VET) 1 8 9-1-8 11.89 P6 D(A)2 E(D)f)25 W PR POZ M2 FWC2 E(I)24 T KR P&TI HI D(AY)5 E(C)200 TW C E(S)285 E(O)I 9 9-1-9 Thekkumbhagom 30.45 P7 H(A) I E(D) 1020 W PR P03 M3 PHCI E(I)84 T KR HI FWCI E(C)487 TW C Camm. D(AY}7 E(S)320 Inst-l D(H)I D(VET) I 10 !}-1-10 Thevalakara 15.71 NI CWC3 E(D)813 W PR P04 P5 D(AY}J E(I)35 TK KR PCOI HI KVCl E(C)927 KayaJ Corom. E(S)286 Inst. I 11 9-1-ll MynagapaUy 19.70 P9 PHCl E(D) ISO W PR P02 1\16 D(A) I E(I)5 KR H2 FeJ E(S)90 T MCI D(AY) I D(H)I 18 LAND USE

Land use (in km2) _____ ..A-______..... Day or days of Remarks including Area not Nearest town the market. if any place of religious, Culturable a\-ailable for and distance any, held in-the historical or arch­ Staple food Forest Irrigated Un irrigated waste cultivation (in km.) village aeological interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 17.21 1 .24 Daily Festival Tapioca (10)

Rice 1.05 6.15 0.25 Kayamkulam Daily Tapioca (6)

Rice 0.14 21.94 1.50 Kayamkulam Daily Tapioca (14)

Rice 9.05 8.71 1.01 Kayamkulam Daily Tapioca (10)

Rice 2.21 15.82 2.58 Kayamkulam Tapioca (18)

Rice 1.50 15.39 0.20 4.16 Kayamkulam Daily Tapioca (13)

Rice 0.37 15.63 0.85 Quilon Daily Panmana Ashram Tapioca (22) Subramoniya Swamy Temple

Rice 0.10 11.21 0.58 Quilon Daily Tapioca (20)

Rice 0.03 8.84 21. 58 Quilon Daily Tapioca (24)

Rice 5.40 7.30 3.01 Quilon Daily Srce Krishna Temple Tapioca (22)

Rice 0.38 16.30 1.00 2.02 Quilon Daily Tapioca (25)

19 'TALUK: KUNNATHUR AMENlTIES AND

Amenitieg available within the village Total --- , -"--- -- area of th,_' -- --, 81. Location village Po\vt~r Orinking Communi- Postal and No. code Name of village (in km") Educational M._.dical supply wat".r cations telegraph 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 9-2-1 North 22.67 P4 H(A)1 E(0)93 W PR P02 M2 FWCI E(C)87 KR HI 0(AY)2 E(S)29 O(VET)I E(O)II 13 9-2-2 Pallikkal 22.36 P4 O(A)I E(0)28 W PR P02 M2 MCI E(f) I KR FWC I E(CJI2 o ('\Y) 1 E(S)52 O(VET)1 14 9-2-3 Peringanad 23.07 P4 H(A)1 E(0)26:; W PR P02 M2 FWCI E(I)4 C KR H2 0(H)3 E(C)150 KVCl E(S)85 E(O)I 15 9-2-4 Adoor 16.71 Nl H(A)I E(0)2041 W PI<. P7 POI Fel E(I)66 KR M2 O(AY) 1 P&T2 E(C)668 PC02 H2 O(H)1 E(S)1572 HTSI H(VET)I E(0)23 16 9-2-5 1:J.40 _Nl H(A)I pc E(D)126 W PR P02 -) F\VCI E(I)7 KR M2 O(A)I E(C)42 Comm. 0(AY)3 E(S)85 Inst.1 D(H)I E(O)I 01 D(VET)I 17 9-2-6 Angadikkal :LO.96 P4 D(A)J E(0)287 W PR MI P03 D(AY) I E(I)3 KR HI E(S)79 18 9-2-7 Knodal 6G.OI NI H(A)I E(0)267 W PR P04 P7 D(A)4 E(I)15 H3 KR PCOI FWC2 E(C) 152 R Comm. D(AY)4- E(S)190 Inst.2 D(H)2 E(O)1 19 9-2-8 Enadimanga!am 30.77 NI PHCI E(D)350 W PR P6 FWCI P03 E(I)1 C KR PCOI M5 0(AY)3 E(C)120 HI D(H)I E(S)135 20 9-2-9 30.5'; NI D(A)4 E(D)834 W P7 PR P04 FC2 E(I) 10 KR M3 0('\Y)4 E(C)104 D(H)I E(S)317 21 9-2-10 Erath 21. 74 P6 D(A)3 E(0)330 W M3 PR P04- NHI E(Ill) C KR HI D(1\Y)3 E«(:)64 TK .ITS 1 O(VET) 1 E(S)122 Comnl. Inst.1 22 9-2-11 23.95 ~I D(A)2 E(0)430 W Pl1 PR P03 FWC2 E(I)9 KR M2 0(AY)8 P&Tl E(C)1l4 PCOI H2 O(H)1 E(S)447 BTSI KVC2 Comm. Inst. 3 01 23 9-2-12 Kunnathur 21.44 1\'1 FWCI E(0)54- W PR P03 PIO 0(AY)8 E(1)2 R M3 KR O(R)I E(C)51 R KVCl E(S)45 24 9-2-13 19.35 1\'1 FWCl E(D) 127 W PR P2 O(R)I POI E(I)2 KR PCOI M3 E«(:)25 01 E(8)25

20 LAND USE-contd.

Land use (in km2) Day or days of Remarks including Area not Nearest town the market, if any place of religious, Culturable available for and distance any, held in the historical or arch­ Staple folxl Forest Irrigated Unirrigated waste cultivation (in km.) village aeological interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rice 21.54 1.13 Kayamkulam Daily Wheat (19) Tapioca

Rice 3.26 17.10 1.00 1.00 PandalaIIl Daily Tapioca (21)

Rice 1.38 19.23 1.33 1.13 Sunday Tapioca (13) Monday Wednesday Thursday Saturday Rice 2.50 13.21 1.00 Pandalam Monday Tapioca (10) Wednesday Thursday Saturday

Rice 2.80 11.60 1.00 Pandalam Monday Tapioca (18) Thursday

Rice 1.89 9.28 9.20 0.59 Pandalam Wednesday Chandana Palli (21) Saturday Church

Rice 29.93 2.83 32.22 1.03 Punalur Monday Tapioca (19) Wednesday Friday Saturday

Rice 2.97 25.54 2.26 Punalur Sunday Tapioca (19) Wednesday

Rice 4.16 22.46 1. 76 2.17 Pandalam Daily Tapioca (19)

Rice 2.91 17.20 1.01 0.62 Pandalam Daily Vadakkedathu Kavu Tapioca (16)

Rice 3.18 18.75 0.37 1.65 Pandalam Daily Temple Tapioca (21) St. Thomas Church

r~

Rice 4.24 15.70 1.50 Kundara Monday Tapioca (16) Thursday

Rice 2.83 14.90 1.62 Kundara Tuesday Tapiooa (22) Friday

21 106/3907/MC. AMENITIES AND T.,u.UK: KUNNATHUR-contd.

Total Amenitie~ available within the village area of the SI. Location village Power Drinking Communi- Postal and No. code Name of village (in km2) Educational Medical supply water cations telegraph

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

25 9-2-14 Sooranad South 17.17 P5 DCA)! ECD)43 W PR PO! M2 FWCI E(C)8 KR D(AY) I E(S)20 D(H)I E(O)8 KVCI

26 9-2-15 Sasthamcotta 24.42 P7 D(A)2 E(D)710 W PR P&Tl M2 D(AY)4 E(I)4 T KR H2 D(H)3 E(C)43 R ASCI KVCI E(S)82 Kayal BTSI E(O)I

27 9-2-16 13.36 P4 H(A) I E(D)160 W PR P02 MI FWCI E(I)27 R KR HI D(AY)4 E(C)104 TW R KVCI E(S) 138 Kayal

TALUK: PATHANAMTHITTA

28 9-3-1 Angadi 20.72 PS H(A)I E(D)350 W PR P03 M2 D(A)3 E(I)14 R KR P&Tl H2 FCI E(C)IOI C R PC02 Comm. D(AY)5. E(S)260 Inst.1 DrH)1 KVCI

29 9-3-2 Pazhavangadi 26.46 P6 D(A)J E(D)268 W PR P03 M4 CWCI E(I) 12 R KR PCOI H2 D(AY) 5 E(C)IOS C R ASI D(H)2 E(S)133 D(VET) I

30 9-3-3 54.26 PI2 H(A)2 E(D) 149 W PR P06 MI D(A)I E(I)4 R KR H5 FWC2 E(C)71 C R Comm. D(AY)3 E(S)SI Inst. I D(H)I E(0)2 D(VET)~ 31 9-3-4 Perunadu 62.S7 PI3 H(A)4 E W PR P02 M2 D(A)I - R KR P&TI H2 FC3 C R PC02 02 D(VET) I D(AY)7

32 9-3-5 66.64 PI5 H(A)2 E(D)672 W PR P07 M5 D(A)4 E(I)IS R KR P&TI H5 CWCI E(C)257 C R PCOI Comm. D(AY)7 E(S)610 lnst. I D(H)2 E(O) 18 D(VET) I

33 9-3-6 21.44 P7 D(A)l E(D)14S7 W PR P03 M3 FC I E(J)67 R KR P&TI HI D(VET)I E(C)5S9 R PCOI BTSI KVCI E(S)1059 E(O)32

34 9-3-7 15.62 NI FC2 E(D)175 W PR P04 P7 D(A)I E(I)6 R KR M5 D(AY)3 E(C)25 R HI D(H)I E(S)137 ETSI E(O)20 IT! 1

35 9-3-S 1\1aIlapuzhas~t:ri 21.06 NI H(A)5 E(D) 1023 W PR POS PIO FCl E(I)36 T KR P&T2 1\15 D(VET)I E(C)205 R R PC02 H5 TECI E(S)953 ASI E(0)2 Comm. Inst.2

22 LAND USE-coutd.

Laud use (in km!) -----. Day or days of Remarks including Area not Nearest town the market, if any place of religious, Culturable available for and distance any, held in the historical or arch- Staple food Forest Irrigated Unirrigated waste cultivation (in km.) village aeological interest 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice 4.03 12.34 0.80 Kayamkulam Daily Tapioca (26)

Rice 1. 75 16.25 1.24 5.18 Kundara \Vednesday Sastha Temple Tapioca (26) Saturday

Rice 6.08 5.40 1.88 Kundara Tuesday Tapioca (8) Friday

Rice 2.12 0.81 17.50 0.29 Monday Tapioca (26)

Rice 1. 70 4.32 17.95 2.49 Wednesday Tapioca (27) Saturday

Rice 4.05 50.01 0.20 Chengaunur Mondav Tapioca (42) Tuesday Thursday Friday

Rice 10.12 25.53 23.29 3.93 Chengannur Tuesday Wheat (47) Wednesday Tapioca Friday Saturday

Rice 24.73 2.45 31.21 4.66 3.59 Chengannur Daily Tapioca (32)

Rice 2.89 14.59 1.43 2.53 Chengaunur Monday Tapioca (26) Thursday

Rice 4.13 9.60 0.95 0.94 Chengannur Wednesday Tapioca (18) Saturday

Rice 3.63 10.31 5.02 2.10 Chengannur Monday Wheat (12) Tuesday Tapioca Thursday Friday

23 AMENITIES AND TALUK: PATHANAMTIBTTA-concld. Total Amenities available within the village area of the SI. Location village Power Drinking Communi- Postal and No. code Name ofviIlage (in km~) Educational Medical supply water cations telegraph

0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

36 9-3-9 20.42 N3 D(A) I E(D) 125 W PR P03 P6 FWCl E(I)2 KR M3 D(H)2 E(C)45 R HI D(AY)3 E(S)226 Corom. D(VET) 1 E(O) 13 ( InQt.2

37 9-3-10 15.09 NI H(A) I E(D)350 W PR P02 P7 PHCl E(I)9 KR P&TI MI FC2 E(C)40 R PCOI Hi D(AY)6 E(S)253 E(O) 10

38 9-3-11 Pathanamthitta 28.56 N2 H(A)2 E(D)886 W PR· P03 Pl3 D(A)2 E(I)27 T KR P&T2 M5 FCI E(C)395 PC02 H5 FWCl E(S) 562 ASI E(0)2 BTSI D(AY) I Comm. D(H) 2 Inst.3 H(VET)I

39 9-3-12 Malayalapuzhll 27.48 NI FWCI E(D) 150 W PR P04 P8 D(AYl4 E(ll3 T KR Ml E(S) 30 R R HI E(0)5 C TK

40 9-3-13 24.81 P6 PHCI E(D) 152 W PR P05 M2 , H(A)I E(I)3 R KR H3 D(A)1 E(C)12 C E(S) 162 E(0)2

41 9-3-14 lravon 12.21 P5 E(D) 153 W PR PDl M2 E(S)31 R KR HI R 42 9-3-15 Konni 38.04 P4 D(H) I E(D)458 W PR PO 1 M2 H(A) 2 E(I)39 KR P&Tl H3 DbA)3 E(C)170 R PCO I Comm. F 1 E(S)133 lnst. 1 D(AY)3 E(0}7 01 D(VET) 1 H(AY) I 43 9-3-16 Pramadam 37.10 NI D(A) 1 E(D)394 W PR P04 PS D(AY) 1 E(I) 16 R KR PCO 1 M3 D(H) I E(C)120 R H2 KVCl E(S)2S7 E(O) 1

44- 9-3-17 Omalloor 14.55 P6 D(A)1 E(D)295 W PR PO I M2 FWCl E(I)4 R KR P&T 1 HI D(AY) 5 E(S)221 R PCOI D(H) 1 45 9-3-1S 19.50 Nl D(A) 7 E(D)210 W PR P04 P7 MC2 Efl)4 KR M4 D~VET)1 E C)24 H2 D AY)8 E(S)62 Comm. Inst. 1

46 9-3-19 IS.66 PS HCA) 1 ECD)318 W PR P02 M3 DCA) 1 E(I)S KR P&TI HI FC2 E(C)75 R PCO 1 D(AY)2 E(S) 160 D(H)1 E(O) 15

24 LAND USE-contd.

Land use (in km 2)

Culturable Staple food Forest Irrigated Unirrigated waste 10 11 I! 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice 1.50 15.50 2.00 1.42 Chengannur Monday Tapioca (19) Tuesday Friday

Rice 4.93 5.99 2.94 1.23 Chengannur Tuesday (20) Friday

Rice 3.13 23.44 0.79 1.20 Punalur Monday Tapioca (39) Thursday

Rice 1.13 23.03 0.75 2.57 Chengannur Sunday Devi Temple, Tapioca (32) Monday Malayalapuzha Tuesday Thursday Friday

Rice 14.73 0.50 5.36 1.39 2.83 Punalur Tuesday Tapioca (30) Friday

Rice 2.71 0.43 6.75 0.32 2.00 Punalur Monday Tapioca (30) Thursday

Rice 4.28 2.64 27.68 0.76 2.68 Punalur Sunday Tapioca (29) Wednesday Saturday

Rice 0.69 32.42 1.04 0.51 2.44 Punalur Tuesday Wheat (35) Friday Tapioca

Rice 1. 70 11.90 0.95 Chengannur Wednesday Omalloor Temple Tapioca (20) Saturday

Rice 5.81 11.59 0.29 1.81 Chengannur Tuesday Manjinikkara Tapioca (30) Wednesday Church Friday Saturday

Rice 0.23 15.68 0.80 1.95 Chengannllr Daily Tapioca (30)

25 100/3907 fMC. AMENITIES AND

TALUK: PATHANAPURAM Total Amenities available within the village area of the ,------"------. SI. Location village Power Drinking Communi- Postal and No. code Name of village (in kml) Educational Medical supply water cations telegraph 0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

47 9-4-1 39.72 Nl D(A)l E(D)670 W PB. P03 P14 MC2 E(S)375 TK KR M3 D(AY) 1 R HI KVCI C ASI 48 9-4-2 Pathanapuram 23.65 N2 H(A)2 E(D)800 W PR POI P4 D(A)4 E(I)12 T KR P&Tl M2 D(AY) 7 E(C)300 TK R PC02 H2 D(H)l E(S)25O C TCI D(VET)1 E(O) 1 49 9-4-3 126.13 P6 FWC2 E(D)120 W PR P02 M4 D(AY)8 E(C)30 R KR HI D(H)3 E(8) 180 C R KVCl

50 9-4-4 203.60 P7 H(A)2 E(D) 142 W PR POI M2 D(A)3 E(I)18 R KR P&T2 HI FCI E(C)65 T PC02 01 H(AY) 1 E(8) 192 D(AY) 1 D(H)4

51 9-4-5 Ariencavu 157.39 Nl NHI E(D)15 W, PH. P04 P4 D(A) 1 E(I)2' C KR MI CWCl TK T 52 9-4-6 422.32 NI D(A) I E(D)600 W PR POI P6 D(VET) 1 E(I)13 T KR P&T2 M3 E(C)55O R PC02 HI E(8)80 C E(O) I 53 9-4-7 Eroor 42.87 N3 FWCl E(0)83 W PR P03 P4 D(AY) 1 E(I)6 R KR M2 E(C)24 C HI E(8)101 54 9-4--8 Punalur 30.30 P8 E(D)471 W PR P04 (Portion)· MI E(1)21 T KR H3 E(C)70 T A8l E(8)334 R 55 9-4-9 14.78 P6 PHCI E(D)37 W PR P02 MI NHI E(C)12 R KR E(S)24 R 56 9-4-10 22.60 P7 FCI E(0)251 W PR P03 MI D(AY)2 E(1)3 KR HI E(C)41 R Comm. E(S)67 Inst.l 57 9-4-11 Vilakudy 21.43 P4 H(AY) I E(D)91 W PR P04 Ml D(H) I E(1)4 C KR P&TI H2 E(C) 12 PCOI Camm. E(8)53 Inst.2 E(0)6 58 9-4-12 23.88 P4 D(VET) 1 E(O) 750 W PR P03 MI E(I)7 KR HI E(S)250 R 59 9-4-13 Arackal 17.81 NI E(O)255 W PR P02 P4 - E(1)2 KR M2 E(S) 10 HI 60 9-4-14 20.92 N2 H(A)2 E(D)154 W PR P&T! P6 H(AY) 1 E(I)l1 T KR PCOI Ml D(AY) I E(C)IOO HI D(H)l E(S)164 O(VET)1

*Portion of Punalur village is included in Punalur non-municipal town 26 LAND USE-contd.

Land use (in km!) Day or days of Remarks including Area not Nearest town the market, if any place of religious, Culturable available for-- and distance any, held in the historical or arch- S:taple food Forest Irrigated Unirrigated waste cultivation (inkm) village aeoiogical interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice 37.86 1.86 Punalur Wednesday Tapioca (20) Saturday

Rice 9.18 2.31 4.62 7.40 0.14 Punalur Tuesday Tapioca (12) Saturday

Rice 95.78 5.05 25.15 0.15 Punalur Wednesday Tapioca (5) Friday

Rice 140.54 2.59 60.04 0.43 Punalur Wednesday Tapioca (9) Saturday

Rice 130.00 21.46 2.00 2.00 1.93 Punalur Sunday Tapioca (35)

Rice 380.00 34.32 2.00 2.00 4.00 Punalur Monday Tapioca (32) Thursday -

Rice 12.62 8.09 20.34 1.82 Punalur Tuesday Tapioca (15) Wednesday Friday Saturday

Rice 1.02 3.20 22.08 4.00 Punalur Tapioca (1)

Rice 1.46 11.40 1. 70 0.22 Punalur Tapioca (14)

Rice 2.00 19.60 1.00 Punalur Monday Wheat (13) Thursday Tapioca

Rice 3.42 16.74 0.19 1.08 Punalur Tuesday ... Tapioca (5) Wednesday Friday Saturday

Rice 2.81 20.22 0.85 Punalur Monday Tapioca (5) Tu.. day Thursday Friday Rice 1.00 16.45 0.36 Punalur Monday Wheat (16) Thursday Tapioca

Rice 18.10 2.42 0.40 Punalur Daily Tapioca (IS)

27 AMENITIES AND TALUK: PATHANAPURAM-concld. Total Amenities available within the village area of the S1. Location village Power Drinking Communi- Postal and No. code Name of village (in km!) Educational Medical supply water cations telegraph 0 2 3 ... 5 6 7 8 9 61 9-4-15 24.55 NI H(A)2 E(D)258 W PR P02 P3 PHC! E(T)14 T KR P&TI M2 FCl E(C)lOO C PCO! H2 H(AY)! E(S)201 AS! D(AY) 2 E(O)1l3 02 D(H)1 D(VET) I 62 9-4-16 37.68 N2 H(A)I E(D)55 W PR P03 P6 NHl E(I)2 C KR PCQ! MI MCZ E(C)40 HI D(AY) 5 E(S)68 Comm. D(VET) I Inst. 2

TALUK: KOTTARAKKARA

63 9-5-1 Pavithreswaram 25.09 PII FC2 E(D)365 W PR P02 M2 CWC2 E(I)I5 KR HI D(AY) 11 E(C)221 R Comm. D(H)! E(S)285 Inst.l KVCI E(O)7 01 64 9-5-2 29.18 Nl H(A)2 E(D) 350 W PR P05 PI3 NHI E(I)8 KR M5 FCI E(C)95 H2 CWC2 E(S)203 01 H(AY) I D(AY)8 D(H)l KVC2 65 9-5-3 27.49 P12 FWC2 E(D)2!7 W PR P04 M2 D(I,I) I E(I)12 KR PCOI HI E(C)45 R E(S)t40 E(O) I 66 9-5-4 22.70 Nt Fet E(D)127 W PR P03 P6 D(H) I E(IJ5 C KR M5 E(C)48 T Comm. E(S) 156 R Inst.l E(0)74 67 9-5-5 15.77 P8 NHI E(D)225 W PR P03 M2 D(A)! E(I)S KR P&TI H2 FCI E(C)1l9 T PCOI BTS2 D(AY) 3 E(S)ISI R JTSI D(H)2 E(O)I KVC! 68 9-5-6 23.20 NI D(A)3 E(D)194 W PR POS PIO FWC2 E(I)10 KR PCOl M5 D(AY) I E(C)74 HI D(H)1 E(S)327 BTSt KVCI E(0)24 Comm. Inst.! 69 9-5-7 30.28 PIO H(A)1 E(D) 194 W PR P03 M4 NHI E(I)14 C KR PC02 HI KVCl E(C)95 E(S)122 E(0)3 70 9-5-8 Kottarakkara 17.40 N3 H(A)3 E(D) 742 W PR P03 P9 NHI E(IJ34 T KR P&TI M2 D(A)4 E(C)41.'i T PC02 H4 FCt E(S)535 BTSI FWCI E(O)27 ASI MCI TBCI H(AY) 1 D(AY)6 D(H)1 H(VET) I 28 LAND USE-contd. Land use (in km") ---_- -"------, Day or days of Remarks including Area not Nearest town the market, if any place of religious, Culturable available for and distance any, held in the historical or arch­ Staple food Forest Irrigated Unirrigated waste cultivation (in km.) village aeological inten~t 10 I I 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice 4.25 19.66 0.64 Punalur VVednesday Tapioca (13) Saturday

Rice 18.25 14.38 4.54 0.51 Punalur Tuesday Wheat (16) \"iednesday Tapioca Friday Saturday

Rice 19.27 1.07 4.75 Quilon Daily Tapioca (24)

Rice 27.15 2.03 Quilon Daily Tapioca (29)

Rice 0.65 25.63 1.21 Quilon Daily Tapioca (27)

Rice 3.35 10.81 2.89 5,65 Quilon Tuesday Thevalapram Tapioca (20) Friday Moonnummoorthy Temple Kottathala Temple

Rice 4.00 7.77 4.00 Kundarl'1 Daily Tapioca (5) ''''heat

Rice 3.00 18.96 0.22 1.02 Quilon Daily Tapioca (19)

Rice 29.49 0.79 Quilon Mondav Tapioca (22) Wedne;day Thursday

Rice 15.90 1.50 Kundara Daily Tapioca (12)

29 10(\/:\\)0, !;\[C. AMENITIES AND TALUK: KOTTARAKKARA-concld. Total Amenities available within the village area of the r-- SI. Location Name of village village Power Drinking Communi- Postal and No. code (in km') Educational ~Iedical supply water cations telegraph

() 2 3 4 :) li 7 8 9

11 9-5-9 Melila 18.52 NI D(A)I E(D)151 W PR 1'02 P7 FWCI E(I)li C KR l\Il CWCI E(C)60 TK R D(AY)2 E(S)129 Chira D(H)I KVCl

72 9·5·10 36.24 PIO D(A)2 E(D)412 W PR P06 MI H(AY)2 E(I)6 KR H4 D(AY) 7 E(C)207 Comm. D(H)2 E(S)6.') Inst.l D(VET)l E(0)42 01 KVCl 73 9·.')-11 Ommannoor 34.43 PIO H(A) I E(D)112 W PR P04 M3 PHC2 E(I)7 KR H2 E(C)G2

74 9-5-12' Elamadu 30.02 NI H(A)1 E(D)30 W PR P02 P5 Fer E(I)5 C KR M2 D(AY)f E(C)38 R HI E(S)30 01

75 9-5·13 22.28 P8 MCI E(D)1500 W, PR P&TI :'\'15 E(l) 10 R KR PCOI H3 E(S)150 76 9-5-14 27.46 P8 PHCl E(D)130 W PR P04 M3 FCI E(I)1O KR HI D(AY)3 E(C)60 KVCI E(S)40 E(0)5

77 9-5-15 41.04 P6 D(A)I E(D)22I W PR P03 M5 MC3 E(l) 11 KR P&TI H3 D(AY)4 E(C)135 PCOI ASI E(S)156 E(0)8

78 9-5-16 lttiva 43.89 P7 FC2 W PR P03 ::\13 D(AY)1 R KR C 79 9-5·17 48.90 P7 H(A)2 E(D)257 W PR P02 M4 FC2 E(I)9 C KR P&Tl H2 H(AY) I E(G)154 PCOI Comm. D(AY)1 E(S)242 Inst.l D(VET)1 E(0)5 80 9-5-18 57.70 P5 D(A)3 E(D)99 W PR P04 M3 FCI E(I)6 KR HI D(AY)7 E(C)61 D(H)2 E(S)30 D(VET)1

TALUK: Q.UILON

81 9-6-1 Quilon 9.17 P4 FC 1 , E(D) 500 W PR PO 3 (Portion) * M3 D(AY) 2 E(l) 50 T KR HI D(H) I E(G) 2.')0 T KVCl E(S) 150 C

82 9-6-2 Thrikkaru'Ya 18.39 Nl H(AY) 1 E(D) 925 W PR PO 2 P5 D(AY) 11 E(l) 20 KR PCO 1 M3 D(H) 2 E(G) 12.') Kayal H2 KVCl E(S) 291 83 9-6-3 Mundro Island 13.36 ::--.!1 MCI E(D) 120 T KR PO I P3 KVC} E(l) 11 TW T PCO} M2 E(C) 40 R E(S) 90 E(O) 4

30 LAND USE-contd.

Land use (in km2) ,------, Day or days of Remarks including Area not Nearest town the market, if any place of religious, Culturablc available for and distance any, held in the historical or arch- Staple food Forest Irrigated l:nil'l'igated waste cultivation (in km.) village aeological interest

10 II 12 13 H- 15 16 17 18 Rice IG.90 0.97 OJ,5 <2,uilon Daily Tapioca (28)

Rice 5.85 26.18 2.22 1.99 (,Luilon Daily Vettikkavala Temple Wheat (34) Tapioca

Rice 4.85 26.32 0.98 2.28 Kundara Daily Tapioca (16)

Rice 6.31 22.70 1.01 Quilon Daily Tapioca (29)

Rice 20.69 I.S9 Quilon jVlonday Tapioca (16) Thursday

Rice 25.34 2.12 Quilon Thursday Tapioca (25) Saturday

Rice 4.53 32.39 2.61 1.51 Daily Tapioca (25)

Rice 2.83 3.64 31.35 4.0S 2.02 Kundara Daily Tapioca (39)

Rice 42.88 6.02 Quilon Sunday Tapioca (45) Monday Wednesday Thursday

Rice 17.84 27.30 6.29 6.27 Trivandrum Twice in Tapioca (53) a week

Rice 3.00 6.00 0.17 Quilon Daily Tapioca (I)

Rice 5.44 12.95 Quilon Daily Veerabadra Temple Tapioca (9)

Rice 7.30 1.00 5.06 Quilon Tapioca (15)

31 AMENITIES AND TALUK: QUILON-contd.

Tota] Amenities available within the village area of the r- -. SI. Location village Power Drinking Communi- Postal and No. code Name of village (in km2) Educational Medical supply water cations telegraph lJ 2 3 4 5 () 7 8 9

84 9-6-4 East Kallada 12.20 P5 D(AY) 2 E(D) 915 W PR PO 1 M2 E(l) 15 KR P&T 1 HI E(C) 217 R PCO 1 E(S) 319 E(O) 15

85 9-6-5 22.17 P7 H(Al I E(D) 204 W PR P02 (Portion)t M3 D(AY) 2 E(l) II KR P&T 1 HZ D(H) I E(C) 103 T PCO I Comm. D(VET) 1 E(S) 24 Inst. 2 86 9-6-6 24.96 P7 D(A) 2 E(D) 693 W PR PO 2 M4 FWC2 E(I) 107 T KR P&T 1 HI ewe 1 E(C) 272 T\V T ITll D(AY) 3 E(S) 110

87 9-6-7 14.85 NI PHC 1 E(D) 1025 W PR PO 2 P5 D(A) 1 E(I) 70 T KR P&T I M2 MCI E(C) 602 TW Kayal PCO I H2 D(AY) 11 E(S) 425 Comm. D(H) 4 E(O) I Inst.2 D(VET) I KVC I

88 9-6-8 25.31 P6 H(A) 2 E(n) 1343 W PR P05 M6 D(A) 2 E(l) 25 T KR H2 .FWCl E(C) 100 C T AS 1 D(AY)9 D(R) 1 D(VET) 1

89 9-6-9 28.06 P7 R(A) 2 E W PR P04 M5 IIWC 1 KR PCO I HI eWCl T.B.- Sanatorium 1 D(VET) I

90 9-6-10 Thrikkovilva Itom 2Z.22 P4 D(A) 2 E(D) 407 \\' PR P03 M3 FWC2 E(I) 18 KR HZ H(AY) I E(C) 128 D(AY) 3 E(S) 128 KVC 1

91 9-6-11 Vadakkevila 8 . .'i.1 NI D(AY) I E(D) 2300 W PR P03 (Portion)'" P2 D(H) I E(l) 150 C KR P&T r HI KVC2 ,E(C) 200 T E(S) 440 92 9-6-12 Eravipuram 10.0:; P 4 DCA) 2 E \". PR P02 (Portion)'" M3 :FWC I TW KR PCO J.. HZ MCI T D(AY) 2 R DCH) 2 D(VET) I Kve I

93 9-6-13 Mayyanad 16.83 N2 H(A) 2 E W PR PO I P8 D(A) I KR P&T 1 M2 NHI C HI FC 1 D(AY) 6 D(H) 3 D(VET) 1 KVCl

94 9-6-14 Adichannlloor 16.88 P.'i H(A) 2 E(D) 402 W PR PO 3 :,13 D(A) I E(l) 44- T KR P&T I H2 FC 1 E(e) 126 R R PCO I BTSI C\\'C I E(S) 231 PT I D(AY) .5 Comm. KVC I Tnst. 2 School of nursing I 32 LAND USE-cont f.

Land usc (in kills) r------~------, Day or days of Remarks including Area not ~earest town the market, if any place of religious, Culturable available lor and distance any, held in the historical or arch­ Staple food forest Irrigated Unirrigated waste cultivation (in km.) village aeological interest

10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 Rice 3.00 5.20 1.00 3.00 Kundara Daily Tapioca (11)

Rice 12.00 ID.17 Kundara Daily Tapioca ( I) -

Rice 0.18 17.80 6.98 Q.uilon Daily Tapioca (9)

Rice (i.56 8.29 Quilon Daily Siva Temple Tapioca (6)

Rice 3.7d 20.92 0.61 Kundara :Monday Tapioca (1 ) Wednesday - Wheat Thursday Saturday

Rice 27.11 0.95 Kundara Daily Tapioca (8)

Rice 21.41 0.81 Quilon Daily Mugathala 1Iurat·j Tapioca (9) Temple \Vheat

Rice 8.0(j 0.09 0.40 Quilon Daily Tapioca (1)

Rice 5.86 4.19 Quilon Daily Tapioca (6) Wheat

Rice 1. 01 4.25 0.81 10.76 Quilon Daily Wheat (10) Tapioca

Rice 9.32 0.46 1.41 Quilon Daily \\'heat (20) Tapioca

33 t06/3(107/l\IC. AMENITIES AND TALUK: QUILON.-(condd.)

Total Amenities available jVithin the village area of the ;- S1. Location village Power Drinking Communi_ Name of village (in km") Educa tional Medical supply water Postal and No. code cations telegraph 3 4 5 6 7 0 2 8 9 95 9-6-15 33.56 N3 D(A) .5 E(D) 805 W PR P6 FC2 E(I) 44 R P02 KR P&T 1 M6 Mel E(C) 293 C R H2 D(AY) 13 E(S) 380 PCO 1 D(H) 1 E(O) 10 KVel .. 36.58 P8 H(A) 1 E(D) 342 W 96 9-6-16 PR P03 M5 D(A) 1 E(I) 8 KR Hi FWC2 E(C) 25 P&T 1 Comm. ewe 3 E(S) 252 peo I Inst. 1 MCI E(O) 3 D(R) 1 D(VET) I 16.57 P5 PHC I E(D) 377 W 97 9-6-17 PR P04 MI H(A) 1 E(I) 131 KR H2 D(AY) 4 E(C) 341 BTS 1 D(H) 2 E(S) 280 KVel

98 9-6-18 Paravoor 16.38 p4 H(A) 2 E(D) 2200 W PR M2 D(A) 3 70 T P&TI E(g KR PCO 1 H3 MCI E( ) 1000 T H(AY) 1 E(S) 1088 R D(AY) 4 D(H) 2 D(VET) 1

NOTE:-'" Portions included in Quilon municipality t Portion included in Kundara non-municipal town

34 LAND USE-(concld.) Land usc (in km2) ,------'------., Day or days of Remarks including Area not Nearest town the market if any place of religious, Culturable available for and distance any, held in the historical or arch- Staple food Forest Irrigated Un irrigated waste cultivation (in km.) village aeological interest

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 !8

Rice 3.58 26.16 3.82 Quilon Daily Charunath Temple Tapioca (16)

Rice 3.64 31.61 I. 11 0.22 Quilon Daily TapiocA (21)

Rice 1.27 12.72 2 . .58 Quilon Daily Tapioca (22)

Rice 10.36 1.40 4.62 Ouilon Daily Wheat ~(23) Tapioca

35 TALUK-WISE ABSTRACT OF :EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES

Educational r---~---~--"---~---~------~~--~------.. ------~------... Primary school Middle school Hr. Sec. school College Others r---.A.-----, r--~--.. ;------'------, ,-'-----"-----.. r----.~A ---~ No. of villages having No. of No. of 1'\0. of other villages villages ,-illages No. of educa­ haying No. of having No. of having No. of villages tional Ko. of SI. pnmary primary middle middle Hr. St'c. Hr. Sec. having No. of institu- insti. NQ. DistrictfTaluk schools schools schools schools schools schools colleges colleges tions tutions

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

QUILON 98 665 % 2(;0 8:. 151 11 11 G3 13!

Karunagapally 11 7G 10 30 10 15 14

2 Kunnathur IG 93 15 35 10 IG 10 22

3 Palhanamthitta 19 15G 19 55 19 44 3 3 14 30

4 Pathanapuram IG 93 IG 28 14 19 4 4 12 22

5 Kottarakkara 18 152 18 57 15 29 2 2 10 22

G QuilOll 18 95 17 55 17 28 11 21

36 TALUK-WIIE ABS'l"lU£T 01' EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL AND 0THt:ll ~td.

Medical Power supply Drinking water ~ Nwnberof villages where Number of villages Dispensary Hospital Others power supply having ...... __~ No. of villages ~.of having villages No. of other haVing Me. of Villages medical SI. dispen- dispen- having No. of institu- No. of Avail: Not No. District/Taluk sarles saries hospitals hospitals tions institutions able available Tap Well Others

2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

QUILON D~A)SO D(A) 100 H(A)39 H(A)66 87 193 97 22 97 54 D AY)77 D(AY)322 H(AY)13 H(AY)14 D(H)58 D(H)B8 H(VET)3 H(VET)3 D(VET)33 D(VET)33

1 Karunagapally D(A)4 D(A)7 H(A)4 H(A) 7 11 31 11 S 11 9 D(AY) 11 D(AY)48 H(AY) 1 H(AY) 1 DCH)8 DCH)12 D(VET)3 D(VET)3

2 Kwmathur D(A)9 D(A) 19 H(A)6 H(A)6 15 26 16 1 16 6 D(AY)14 D(AY)4-7 H(VET)l H(VET)l D(H)ll D(H) 16 D(VET)4 D(VET)4

3 Pathanamthitta D(A) 15 D(A)29 H(A)lO H(A)21 18 30 19 3 19 13 D(AY)IS D(AY)63 H(AY) 1 H(AY) 1 D(H) 11 D(H) IS H(VET) 1 H(VET) 1 D(VET)9 D(VET)9

4- Pathanapuram D(A)S D(A) 10 H(A)S H(A) 9 9 18 16 S 16 11 D(AY)9 D(AY)28 H(AY)4 H(AY)4 D(H)6 D(H) 11 D(VET)6 D(VET)6

S Kottarakkara D(A) 7 D(A) IS H(A)6 H(A) 10 18 46 17 18 7 D(AY)13 D(AY)58 H(AY)4 H(AY)S D(H) 10 D(H) 13 H(VET) 1 H(VET) I D (VET) 3 D(VET) 3

6 Quilon D(A)lO D(A)20 H(A)8 H(A)13 16 42 18 7 17 8 D(AY)IS D(AY)78 H(AY)3 H(AY)3 D(H)12 D(H)21 D(VET)8 D(VET)8

106/SiO7/MC. TALVK-WJSE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL, MWICAL.AND OTHER AMENITIES-coneld.

CommuniQtions Post and Telegraph -.. Number of villages Post and telegraph having Post office Telegraph office office Public call office .A._ No. of No. of No. of No. of villages villages villages villages having No. of having No. of having No. of having No. of post and post and public public Sl. Pucca Kucha post telegraph telegraph telegraph telegraph call cal! No. DistrictJTaluk road road offices 0Ce: offices offices offices offices offices offices

2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33

QUI LON 97 98 94 276 37 42 37 42 47 57

KarunagapaUy 11 II II 34 3 3 3 3 4 4

2 Kunnathur 16 16 15 37 3 4 3 4 5 6

3 Pathanamthitta 19 19 19 66 10 12 10 12 12 16

4 Pathanapuram 16 16 15 38 6 8 6 8 7 10

5 Kottarakkara 18 18 17 58 5 5 5 8 10

6 Quilon 17 18 17 43 10 10 10 10 11 11 PARTB

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

Situation and ~dmiJlistrative uaits Census. The region which lies below 25 feet above the mean sea level is classified as lowland, between Quilon district is bounded on the north by Alleppey 25 feet and 250 feet above mean sea level as midland and Kattayam districts, east by Tirunelveli district and the remaining region which is covered by forests of Tamil Nadu, South by Trivandrum district and and mountains as highland. Kottarakkara taluk lies west by Arabian Sea. It is situated between north completely in midland region whereas Kunnathur, latitudes 8° 45' and 9° 27' and east longitudes 76° 29' Pathanamthitta and Pathanapuram taluks lie in high­ and 77° 17'. This district has six taluk5 viz. Karunaga­ land and midland regions and KarunagapaUy and pally, Kunnathur, Pathanamthhta, P:l!hqn"I)U!''li'n, Quilon ta}uk~ lie in midland and lowland regions. Kottara~ara and Quilon. There are 99 revenue The following table gives the population by natural villages and 4 towns in this district. Of the four towns divisions. one is a municipality and the other three are non­ municipal towns declared as such for censuS purposes. TABLE 2 There are 17 development block~ and 99 panchayats A:R.EA AND NATURAL DlVISIONS, 1971 in the district as on 1-4-1971. The following table gives the details of the administrative units of the Population by natural division district. r------~------____"""\ Area in High. Low­ TABLE r District/Taluli; km" Total land land Al)MINJIn1tATIV& UNITS, 1971 2 3 4 5 6

No. of villages lyint: Qui Ion 4,623.0* 2,412,821 456.611 1,224,696 731,514 ~"""\ district In mral In urb~n &{ells areas No. or Karunagapally 211.9t 321,164 26,544 294,620 No. of r---"--"""\ r--__"_"""\ No. or pan­ taluk DistrictfTaluk villages Whole Part Whole Part towns chayats Kurmathur 389.9t 291,796 36.810 254,986 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 taruk Quilon District 93 99 Pathanam-. 1,973.6t 390,150 223,277 166,8'1g 99 5 5 4 thitta taluk Karunagapally Pathana- taluk 11 II 12 1,233.7t 310,659 196,524 114-,135 P\I~~ tal\l. Kunnathur taluk 16 Kottaratdara 551.6t 421,406 421,406 16 taluk Pathanamthitta taluk 19 19 21 Quilon taluk 380.2t 677,646 240,752 436,894 Pathanapuram * Itepresents 'Geographical area' supplied by tl;J,(,! 5wveyor taluk 16 15 14 General~ ll¥iia. Kottarakkara t Represents 'Land use area' supplied by the ruTeCtor of taluk 18 18 18 Survey and Land _accords Quilon taluk 19 14 4 4 3 20 Population and~owth c1rate Area and Physical features 4. The census enumeration was originally progra-­ 2. The total extent of Quilon district as furnished mmed to commence on the 10th February and end on by the Surveyor General, India is 4623'0 km'. This 28th February 1971, the reference date for the census district ranks t~ird in point of size, the first beiIlg being the sunrise of 1st March 1971. The mid-term district with 6389.0 kmf. As far as- the elections to the Fifth Parliament made it necessary to district-wise area figures are concerned, the figures postpone the census enumeration by a month. The furnished by the Surveyor General, India have been enumeration, therefore, commenced on the 10th March adopted wh:ile for the taluk~, the figures furnished by and ended on 31st March 1971 with the reference the State DIrector of Survey and Lmd Records Invc date a5 the <;unrise of 1st April 1971. Th~ pop;Ilation b~~~l pr ~s.~nt~d in this pll't. Ar~l of th ~ municip-'l.lity of Quilon district as at the liunrise of 1st April 1971 is was obtaIned from th~ Municip:tl C0mmissioner, 2,412,821 of which 1,205,720 are m-,ks and 1,207,101 Quilon. are fem'lles. The net addition to th~ popuhtion of (he district between 1961 and 1971 is 465,858 thereby 3. Based on the physical features, the entire State recording a decennia~ growth rate of 23.93% during is divided into three natural divisions viz. (i) the moun­ the decade as agaIn$t the Statfl growth rate of tainous region-highland (ii) the flat coastal belt­ 26.29%. The rate of growth recorded during the lowland and (iii) the undulating area in between previous decade 1951~61 was 31,70%. The table the above two regions-midland. The classification given hereunder shows the population of the district into natural divisions is the same as followed in the 1961 from 1901 onwards and the decennial growth rates.

oil TABLE 3 Corporations, municipalities, cantonments and town­ ships were automatically recognised as towns. The POPULATION AND PERCENTAGE DECADE following were the threefold-criteria adopted for VARIATION OF QUILON DISTRICT treating the other areas as towns: Percentage decade Census year Population variation (i) Places with a minimum population of 5,000 persons. 3 2 (ii) A density of not less than 1,000 persons per 1901 525,610 sq. mile (400 persons per sq. km.) and 1911 602,859 +14.70 (iii) Atleast 75% of the male population should 1921 715,030 +18.61 follow non-agricultural livelihoods. 1931 914,220 +27.86 1941 1,145,717 +25.32 However, places which did not satisfy the above criteria 1951 1,478,384 +29.04 but had definite urban characteristics like newly 1961 1,946,963 +31. 70 established industrial areas, large housing settlements, 1971 2,412.821 +23.93 places of tourist and pilgrim importance etc. were also treated as towns as exceptional cases on the recom­ 5. Among the taluks of the di.strict, Quilon taluk mendation of the State Government. The definition registers the highest growth rate of 28.93% during of census town remained unchanged in 1971. the decade while Pathanamthitta taluk comes last with only 17.05%' Though Quilon is the second 7. There are four towns in Ql1ilon district VIZ. smallest talukin the district in respect of area it takes-in Kilikolloor, Kundara, Punalur and Quilon. Of these, the highest percentage (28.08%) of population of the Quilon is a municipal town and the others are towns district. KarunagapaHy, the smallest taluk in the declared as such for census purposes. Punalur, the district has a population of 13.31% of the district. headquarters of Pathanapuram tal uk, was declared Table 4 below furnishes the tal uk-wise population as a town in 1971 Census, While there has been an and decennial growth rate. increase in jurisdiction of Quilon municipality, there has been a reduction in jurisdiction in the case of TABLE 4 Kundara town. All the above four towns together take-in 7.87 % of the total population of the district. DECENNIAL GROWTH RATE, 1961-'71 The following table presents the rural-urban distri­ Percentage bution of the population of Quilon district from 1901. Population Percentage distribu­ ,-----'---. decennial tion of TABLE 5 Dlstrict/Taluk 1961 1971 growth rate population PROPORTION OF RURAL AND URBAN POPULATION 2 3 5 OF Q.Ull.ON DISTRICT Quilon district 1,946,963 2,412.821 +23.93 100.00 Number per 1,000 total population Kanmagapally taluk . 270.922 321.164 +18.54 13.31 Census year Rural Urban 2 3 Kunnathur taluk 238.043 291,796 +22.58 12.09 I Pathanamthitta 1901 970 30 taluk 333.310 390.150 +17.05 16.17 1911 969 31 .:Pathanapuram 1921 942 58 taluk 247.737 310.659 +25.40 12.88 1931 937 63 :Kottarakkara 1941 930 70 taluk 331.361 421.406 +27.17 17.47 1951 903 97 Quilon taluk 525,590 677.646 +28.93 28.08 1961 926 74 1971 921 79 ltural-Urban distribution 8. The following table gives the rural-urban distri- 6. Owing to the growing importance of urbanisa- bution of population in the taluks of the district. The tion, the 1961 Census laid down a uniform three- percentage of urban population is highest in Quilon fold-criteria for classification of places as towns. taluk with 26.02%.. TABLE 6 RURAL-URBAN DISTRmUTION OF POPULATION BY TALUKS, 1971

Rural Urban ...... Percentage to Percentage to DistrictJTaluk No. of villages Population total population No. of towns Population total population 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Quilon district 98 2,222,918 92.13 4 189,903 7.87 Karunagapally taluk II 321,164 100.00 Kunnathur 16 291,796 100.00 Pathanamthiita " 19 390,150 100.00 Pathanapuram " 16 297,097 95.63 13,562 4.37 Kottarakkara " 18 421,406 100.00 Quilon " 13 501,305 73.98 3 176,34-1 26.02 42 Den'Sity .C)f population TABLE 9

9. The density of population of the district has SEX-RATIO BY TALUKS increased from 421 persons per sq. km. in 1961 to 522 Number of females per 1,000 males in 1971. The same trend is noticed in all the taluks of the district. Quilon tal uk has got the highest density 1961 1971 ,------"---., .A. of population with 1,782 persons per sq. km. in 1971 DistrictJTaluk Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban and the Pathanamthitta taluk has the lowest with only 197. The tal uk-wise density is given hereunder. 2 3 4 5 6 7 Quilon district 996 999 951 1,001 1,002 98a TABLE 7 Karunagapally DENSITY BY TALUKS taluk 993 993 998 998 Kunnathur taluk 1,002 1,002 1,006 1,006 Persons per km. Pathanamthitta .,.______J...___ -., tal uk 989 989 1,000 1,000 District/Taluk 1961 1971 Pathanapuram taluk 987 987 991 992 974 2 3 Kottarakkara taluk 1,002 1,002 1,007 1,007 Quilon district 421 522 Quilon taluk 998 1,016 951 1,002 1,006 989 Karunagapally taluk 1,279 1,516 Kunnathur 611 748 12. The following table glVes the sex-ratio of the Pathanamthitta 169 197 towns in the district. Pathanapuram 201 252 TABLE 10 Kottarakkara .. 601 764 Quilon 1,382 1,782 SEX-RATIO BY TOWNS, 1971 Number of females Se.s-ratio Town per 1,000 males 1 2 10. Sex-ratio (defined as the number of females per 1,000 males) of the district shows a fluctuating Punalur (NM) 974 trend from decade to decade. Taking the population QuiIon (M) 986 of the district as a whole, in 1941 and 1971 females Kundara (NM) 1,010 outnumber males. In all the other decades there is Kilikolloor (NM) 991 a preponderance of males over females. In case of M-Municipal NM-Non-municipal rural areas, in the years 1931, 1941 and 1971 females outnumber males, whereas, in other decades, males 'Literacy outnumber females. In urban areas, in all the years there is a preponderance of males over females. The . 13. According to the 1971 Census, this district has table below gives the .&ex-ratio of the district for the . a literacy rate of 64.97% as against the State rate of period 1901-)~71. 60.42%. Among the districts, Quilon stands fourth in point ofliteracy, the first being Alleppey with 70.44% TABLE 8 and the last being Palghat district with 46.69%. The SEX-RATIO, 1901-'71 literacy rate of the district has increased from 50.49% in 1961 to 64.97% in 1971. The same trend is Number of females per 1,000 males noticed in the case of both males and females. Among .. the taluks, Pathanamthitta taluk has got the highest Census year Total Rural Urban literacy rate of72. 72%, the lowest being Karunagapally 2 3 4 taluk with 62.46%. The following table gives the tal uk-wise literacy rates of the total population, males 1901 987 988 938 and females. 1911 988 989 952 TABLE 11 1921 979 982 926 1931 998 1,002 941 LITERACY BY TALUKS 1941 1,005 1,009 953 Literacy rate 1951 994 999 944 , 1961 996 999 951 Total Males Females 197.1 1,001 1,002 988 ,..-____A._-., r-~' ,-...-A.. _-., District/Taluk 1961 1971 1961 1971 1961 1971 11. Among the taluks, Kottarakkara has the highest 2 3 4 5 6 7 sex-ratio in 1971, lowest being Pathanapuram with 70.10 43.18 991 females per 1,000 males. In 1961 the highest Quilon district 50.49 64.97 57.76 59.84 sex-ratio is shared by Kunnathur and Kottarakkara Karunagapally taluk 49.26 62.46 57.82 G8.71 40.65 56.20 45.68 64.58 52.41 69.27 38.97 59.91 taluks. In 1971 Kunnathur comes second in sex-ratio. Kunnathur " Pathanamthitta 58.36 72.72 63.31 75..47 53.36 69.97 When compared to the previous census, the sex-ratio " has increased in all the taluks. Table 9 furnishes the Pathanapuram 14.30 62.61 51.13 67.73 37.38 57.46 " taluk-wise sex-ratio with rural-urban break up for Kottarakkara 47.59 63.30 55.52 68.98 39.66 57.66 1961 and 1971. Quilon 53.05 63.97 61.16 69.79 44.92 58.16 " 43 106/3907/MC. 14. The rural-urban li~eracy rates by sex is furnished literacy in rural areas. Pathanap»r~pl ta1u)f. ~ in the table given below. Pathanamthitta leads in the highest urban literacy rate with 70.31 %. TABLE 12 RlJRAL.URBAN LITERACY BY TALPJ{!?, 1!t11 Literacy rllte ,------~------~ Total Males F~l~ -..,. r--_..A._--..,. r------"----..,. DistrictjTaluk Rural Urban Rural Urban Rural Urban .A- r------~------~ r- ~ 8 4 5 6 7 Quilon district 64. ?ll 67.17 69.94 71.89 59.63 62.39 Karunagapally taluk 62.46 68.71 56.20 64.58 69.:n 59.91 Kunnatllur " Pathanamthitta " 72 . n 75.4:7 {i9.97 Pathanapuram " 62.26 70.31 67.40 74.76 57.08 65.74 Kottarakkara" 63 .30 68.98 57.66 Q.uilon 62 .93 66.93 69.1~ 71.67 56.78 62.14 Occupied residential houses and households ten years as against the State rate of 21.93%. Among the taluks Kottarakkara ranks fi:-st :'lnd.Karunagapally 15. Occupied residential houses have shown an co~s l~st. The ~u~al-~rban .dIstrIbutIon of occupied increase of 21_ 90% in the district during the last reSIdentIal houses IS IndIcated In the following table. TABLE 13 OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES Number of occupied residential houses Total Rural Urban ~--. Percentage Percell tage fer~j.tl\ge decade decade dl!ca e DistrictfTaluk 1961 1971 variation 1961 1971 variation 1961 1971 v;u-iation 1 2 3 1- 5 6 7 8 9 10 Quilon district 329,573 401,754 +21.90 308,001 374,352 +21.54 21,572 27,402 +27.03 Karunagapally taluk 46,991 53,628 +14.12 46,991 53,628 +14.12 42,286 52,295 +23.67 42,286 52,295 +23.~7 Kunnathur " Pathanamthitta 57,684 6B,700 +19.10 57,684 6B,700 +19.10 .~ " 42,769 52,554 +22.88 42,769 50,489 +16_05 2,065 Pathanapuram* " Kottarakkara 56,273 70,6~ +25.62 56,273 70,692 +25.62 Quilon 83,570 103,B85 +24.31 61,998 78,548 +26.69 21,572 25,337 + 17.45

* There is no urban area in the taluk in 1961. 16. For .:::very 100 occup~ed resid,cntial houses in 17. The subjoined table gives the number of house the district there are 103 house1:,J.olds, the same as in holds per 100 occupied residential houses for each town 1961. Table 14 presents the nUlllbcr of households in the district. per 100 occupied residential houses /Pr the district and taluks in 1961 and 1971. TABLE 15 N~ER OF UOUSEHOLDS PER 100 OCCUPIED TABLE 14 RESIDErolAL HOUSES IN TOWNS, 1971 NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS PER 100 OCCUPIED Number of households per 100 ~SIDENn.u.. ~VSES occupied residential hotrses Number of households per 100 occupied Town residential houses ,------A------. 2 Total Rural Urban ~ r---"---. ,----A--. Punalur (NM) 110 DistrictJTaluk 1961 1971 1961 1971 1961 1971 Quilon (M) III 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Kundara (NM) 102 Quilon district 103 103 103 102 lOB 109 Kilikolloor (NM) 106 Karunagapally taluk 102 102 102 102 Kunnathur 102 102 102 102 M-Municipal NM-Non-municipal Pathanamthitta " 102 103 102 103 Pathanapuram .. 104- 103 104 103 110 18. The average household size for QIJilon district Kottarakkara 101 10) 101 101 as revealed in this census is 5.84 as

Quilon district 5.74- 5.84- ~.70 5.80 6.21 6.36 M-Municipal NM-Non-municipal 5.68 5.90 5.68 5.90 Karunagapally taluk Scl1eduled Castes aIld Scl1eduled Tri be s Kunnathur .. 5.53 5.46 5.53 $.43 Pathanamthitta .. 5.64- 5.52 5.64- 5.52 20. As per the 1971 Census count the Scheduled Pathanapuram • , 5.58 5.1$ 5.58 5.72 5.96 Castes and Scheduled Tribes population are 280,632 5.80 5.89 5.80 5.89 Kottarakkara " and 3,737 respectively. The corresponding figures for Quilon 5.98 6.20 5.90 6.14- 6.21 6.39 the 1961 Census are respectively 227,265 and 3,799. The following table gives the Scheduled Castes and 19. Among the towns, the average household Scheduled Tribes population and their percentages to size is highest in Kilikolloor with 6.43 and the lowest total population in the district and the taluks for 1961 in Punalur with 5.96. The table hereunder gives and 1971. TABLE 18 SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES Scheduled Tribes Scheduled Castes -.- Percentage to total Percentage to total N\llIlber population Number populatiqn ,- ~-, Dlstrict/Taluk 1961 1971 1961 1971 1961 1971 1961 1971 2' 3 4- 5 6 7 8 9

QuilQJ:l district 227,265 280,632 11.67 11.63 3,799 3,737 0.20 0.15 ~runagapally taluk 24,813 30,156 9.10 9.39 12 8 N N K;unnathur 38,204 47,212 16.05 16.18 8 N Pathanamthitta " 29,517 35,874 8.86 9.19 2,372 1,733 0.71 0.44 " 30,499 37,622 12.31 12.11 1,003 1,809 0.44 0.58 Pathanapuram " K;ottarak~ara 45,036 55.676 13.59 Il.21 239 123 0.07 0.03 " 59,196 74,092 1l.26 10.93 85 64 0.02 0.01 Q,Wlon " N-Neg1igible

WorJdng popUlation activity. According to the 1971 definition 'a man or a woman who is engaged primarily in household duties 21. The total number of workers in the district as such as cooking for own household or performing one's per the 1971 Census count is 69{),2S3 of which 534,959 own household duties or a boy or a girl who is primarily are males and 155,324 are females. 28.61% of the a student attending an institution, even if such a person total population is returned as workers. The work helps in the family economic activity but not as a full participation rates for malel! and females are 44.37% time worker, should not be treated· as a worker for and 12.87% respectively. Th~ percentag~ of~orkers the main activity. Such participation in economically to total population shows a declIne from 3Z.51111 1961 prodhetive work was regarded as secondary work of to 28.61 in 1971. The same trend is noticed in all the particular person. But such categories of persons the taluks of the district. The decline in the percentage were classified as workers dUring 1961 Census. In of working force, to a large extent, would be attri­ 1961, in the case of regular employment in any trade, buta4le to the definition placed on the term 'workc," profession, service, business or conuneree a person in the 1971 Census. was taken as a worker if he was employed during any of the fifteen days preceding the day on which he was 22. In 1971, a worker was defined as 'a person enumerated. But in 1971 Census the reference period whose main activity is participation in any economkaUy was only one week prior to the date of enumeration productive work by his/her physical or mental activity' in the case of regular. workin trade, profession, service whereas in 1961 Census, a worker Was taken to mean etc. The data relating to the secondary work and' the a person who engaged' himself/herself in any economic­ results ?f the s~rvey: regarding the comparability of ally productive work without regard to his/her main econonuc questIOns III 1961 and 1971 Censuses will 45 throw some more light on the reasons for the decline of the workers and work participation rates for the district the working force in 1971. The following table gives and taluks. :

TABLE 19 WORKING POPULATION, 1961-1971 Percentage of workers to total Workers population ~--...... '---"'_..A.~ Disttict/Taluk 1~1 1971 1961 1971 2 3 4 5' Quilon district 632,995 690,283 32.51 28.61 Karunagapally taluk 93,363 91,584 34.46 28.52 Kunnathur .. 84,205 84,851 35.37 29.08, Pathanamth!tta ,. 93,359 100,582 28.01 25.78 'Pathanapurain .. 78,319 87,196 31.61 .28.07, Kottarakkara .. 107,585 125,291 32.47 ·29.73, Quilon .. 176,164 200,779 33.52 ·29.63 >

23. The work participation rates in the taluks by sex IS, given iathe following table. rural and urban areas of the district and TABLE 20 WORK PARTICIPATION RATE BY SEX, 1971

Percentage of workers to total population r------~______~ Persons Males Females r------A.------~ r---~'~ District/Taluk Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Quilon district 28.61 28.68 27.80 44.37 44.56 4Z·13 12.83 13.28 Karunagapally taluk 28.52 28.52 >i3.57 43.57 13.44 13.44 Kunnathur 29.08 29.08 46.48 4B . .w 11. 78 11.78 Pathanamthitta " 25.78 25.78 45.15 45.15 6.42 6.42 Pathanapuram 28.07 28.19 25.50 45.10 45.22 42.55 10.89 11.02 7.99 Kottarakkara " " 29.73 29.73 45,65 45.65 13.93 13.93 Q.uilon 29.63 30.21 27.97 12.26 42.32 42.10 17.02 18.18 13.69

24. The total population has been divided broadly II Agricultural labourers into two viz. workers and non-workers. The workers have been further divided into industrial categories. III Live-stock, forestry, fishing, hunting and In 1961 the workers were grouped under nine industrial plantations, orchards and allied activities categories as shown below: IV Mining and quarrying I Cultivators V Manufacturing, processing, servicing and repairs II Agricultural labourers (a) Household industry III Mining, quarrying, live-stock, forestry, fish­ (b) Other than household industry ing, hunting and plantations, orchards and allied activities VI Construction IV Household industry VII Trade and commerce V Manufacturing other than household . VIII Transport, storage and communications industry IX Other services. VI Construction 25. Among the total workers 26.89 % are cultivators VII Trade and commerce and 20.81% are agricultural labourers. 34.20% of the male workers are cultivators and 20.43 % . are VIII Transport, storage and communicati~ns agricultural labourers while among female workers IX Other services 22. ~O% are agricultural labourers and 1.70% are cultIvators. In 1971 Census, the workers were grouped under slightly different nine industrial categories. They are 26. The following -table gives the distribution of workers of the district into the nine industrial catc'" I Cultivators gories by sex.

46 1 f\DLL ..l.l

WORKERS BY INDUSTRIAL CATEGORIES AND SEX, 1971

Persons Males Females r------"----. --. --. Industrial category of workers Number Percentage Number Percentage Number Percentage 2 3 4 5 6 7 Total workers 690,283 100.00 534,959 100.00 155,324 100.00 I Cultivators 185,620 26.89 182,985 34.20 2,635 1. 70 II Agricultural labourers 143,647 20.81 109,318 20.43 34,329 22. IO III Live-stock, forestry, fishing, hunting and planta- tions, orchards and allied activities 40,922 .93 35,927 6.72 4,995 3.21 IV Mining and quarrying 2,449 0.35 2,293 0.43 156 0.10 V Manufacturing, processing servicing and repairs (a) Household industry 26,101 3.78 13,260 2.48 12,841 8.27 (b) Other than household industry 124,494 18.04 51,349 9.60 73,145 47.09 VI Construction 8,840 1.28 8,752 1.64 88 0.06 VII Trade and commerce 51,446 7.45 48,901 9.14 2,545 1.64 VIII Transport, storage and communications 20,489 2.97 19,981 3.73 508 0.33 IX Other services 86,275 12.50 62,193 11.63 24,082 15.50

27. In (he following pages the Primary Census 28. An alphabetical list of villages and karas/ Abstract is presented down to the karaJmuriJdesom murisJdesoms showing their serial numbers as in Part A level in the case of rural areas and upto the territorial and Part B is appended. block level in the case of urban areas. In addition, the Primary Census Abstracts for Panchayats are also presented.

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VILLAGE AND TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

QUILON DISTRICT

KARUNAGAPALLY TALUK

l06/3907/MC. VILLAGES AND TOWNS IN KARUNAGAPALLY TALUK

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SeriaL number in Serial number in Location r----"-----, Location r----"-----, Name ofViLLage/Kara Code Part A PartB Name of Village/Kara Code Part A Part B 1 2 3 4 I 2 3 4 Achencoil 9-4-5-1 51.1 Ayanuvelikulangara ADICHANALLOOR 9-6-14 94 94 North 9-1-6-9 6.9 Atlichanalloor 9-6-14-4 94.4 Ayanuvelikulangara South 9-1-6-12 6.12 ADOOR 9-2-4 15 15 Agftsthiacode Ayathil 9-6-11-2 91.2 9-4-15-4 61.4 Ayikkad 9-2-5-3 16.3 Aippalloor 9-5-9-2 71.2 Ayikunnam 25.7 Akkalbhagom 9-1-7-18 7.18 9-2-14-7 AIclcoIil Ayilara 9-4-7-3 S3.3 9-6-J2-7 92.7 Ayiramthengu 9-6-13-7 93.7 Akkolil 9-6-13-9 93.9 53.2 Akl: 9-5-15-7 77.7 9-4-7-2 Ayithottuva North 9-2-16-5 27.5 9-1-6-2 6.2 Ayithottuva South 9-2-16-7 27.7 Alappattuthura 9-1-4-4 4.4 9-4-14-8 60.8 ALAYAMON 9-4-16 62 62 Ayyamkoyikkal 9-2-10-3 21.3 Alayamon 9-4-16-1 62.1 Azheekkalthura 9-1-1-1 1.1 Ambalakara 9-5-11-7 73.7 Azhoor 9-3-11-8 38.8 Ambalathumbhagom 9-2-13-6 24.6 Ambazhava yal CHADAYAMANGA- 9-6-6-11 86.11 LAM 77 77 Ammakandakara 9-2-3-3 14.3 9-5-15 Ampalapuram Chadayamangalam 9-5-1S-8 77.8 9-S-8-10 70.10 9-S-IO-9 72.9 Anakkottoor 9-5-4-3 66.3 Chaliyakkara 9-4-4-1 50.1 Anayadi 9-2-1-3 12.3 Chanapara 9-S-16-12 78.12 ANCHAL 9-4-1S 61 61 ChandanapaIli 9-2-6-1 17.1 9-S-11-9 73.9 9-1-1-5 1.5 Andoorpacha 9-4-4-5 50.5 Chanthoor 9-5-4-9 66.9 ANGADI 9-3-1 28 28 Chanthoor 9-5-B-ll 70.11 Angadi 9-3-1-1 28.1 Chariparambu 9-5-16-7 78.7 ANGADIKKAL 9-2-6 17 17 Charukad 9-6-6-7 86.7 Angadikkal North 9-2-6-2 17.2 Chathannoopuzha 9-2-10-5 21.5 Angadikkal South 9-2-6-3 17.3 Eram 9-6-15-8 95.8 Annoor 9-5-4-10 66.10 Chathannoor- Annoor 9-5-8-12 70.12 Thazham 9-.6-15-3 95.3 Anthamon 9-5-3-1 6S. I 9-6-6-13 86.13 ARACKAL 9-4-13 59 S9 CHAVARA 9-1-8 B 8 AraCkal 9-4-13-8 59.B Chavara 9-1-8-12 8.12 Arampunna 9-4-8-1 54.1 Cheekkanal 9-3-17-1 44.1 Archal 9-4-7-1 53.1 Chemmakkad 9-6-6-3 86.3 Chempakarama- ARIENCAVU 9-4-5 51 51 mlIIoor 9~4-14-5 60.5 Ariencavu 9-4-5-5 51.5 Chengamanad 9-5-9-5 71.5 Arinalloor 9-1-10-1 10.4 Chengoor 9-5-14-4 76.4 Atkkannoor 9-5-12-7 74.7 Chenkulam 9-5-1:J-7 75.7 Arukalikkal East 9-2-9-2 2b.2 Arukalikkal West 9-2-9-1 20.1 ·CHENNEERKARA 9-3-18. 45 45 Aruvapalam 9-3-;5,.2 42.2 Chenneerkara 9-3-18-3 45.3 Chenthllpoo 9~6-10-5 90.5 Aruvithara ~i-'-2 55.2 1shtamudi 9-6-2-f 82.1 Chepra 9-5-7-5 69.5 Athinad North 9-r~4-3 4.3 Cheriazheekal 9-1-6-1 6.1 Ath'inad South 9-1':4:-:5. 4.5 Cherikkonam 9-6-10-3 90.3 Cheriyavelinalloor 9-5-12~6 74.6 1t~kam 9-~-n.. ll 44.11 AttO'Orkonam ?i~ -1"4---8 76.8 Cheriyavelinanoor 9-5-14-7 76.7 Cheriyela 9~6~10~2 90.2 cAttuvassery 9-5"J-6 64.6 Xv~neeswaram 9-4~ 1~"5 57.5 CHERUKOLE 9-3-7 34 34 Avanoor 9-5-4-5 66.5 Cherukole 9-3-7-1 3.... 1 Arcmoor 9-5-8-1 70.l Cherukulanji 9-3~5-1 3~.J

211 UIII3907JYCo Serial number in Serial number In Location r-----"----~ Location r-----"---~ Name of Village/Kara Code Part A PartE Namr of Village/Kara Code Part A Part B 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 Cherukunnam 9-2-2-7 13.7 Elampazhannoor 9-5-17-1 79.1 Cherumangad 9-5-1-6 63.6 Elangamangalam 9-2-9-8 20.8 Cherumood 9-6-6-4 86.4 Cherupoika 9-5-1-5 63.5 ELANTHOOR 9-3-10 37 37 Elanthoor East 9-3-10-3 Cherupunja 9-2-3-8 14.8 37.3 Elanthoor Pariyaram Cherusseribhagom 9-1-8-2 8.2 9-3-10-2 37.2 Elanthoor West 9-3-10-1 37.1 Cheruthannoor 9-4-4-2 50.2 Elavoor Cheruvakkal 9-5-12-4 74.4 9-6-9-4 89.4 Cheruvakkal 9-5-14-5 76.5 Elikattoor 9-4-3-6 49.6 Elikattoor 9-4-9-4 55.4 Chethadi 9-5-9-6 71.6 ENADIMANGALAM 9-2-8 19 19 CHETHAKKAL 9-3-3 30 30 Enath 9-2-9-7 20.7 Chethakkal 9-3-3-1 30.1 Eram 9-4-15-1 61.1 Eranoor 9-5-10-2 72.2 Edavattom 9-6-15-9 95.9 Chirakkara ERATH 9-2-10 21 21 Edavattom 9-6-16-8 96.8 Erath 9-2-10-4 21.4 Chirakkara Erathukulakkada 9-5-2-3 64.3 Kulathookonam 9-6-15-12 95.12 North 9-4-1-2 47.2 Chirakkarathazham 9-6-15-11 95.11 Eravichira East 9-2-14-4 25.4 Chiravoor 9-5-18-2 80.2 Eravichira Naduvil 9-2-14-3 25·3 Eravichira West 9-2-14-1 25,1 CHITHARA 9-5-18 80 80 ERAVIPURAM 9-5-18-1 80.1 Chithara (PORTION) 9-6-12 92 92 9-5-5-2 Chittakod 67.2 EROOR 9-4-7 53 53 9-6-6-2 86.2 Chittayam Eroor 9-4-7-5 53.5 9-1-7-11 Chittoor 7.11 9-5-5-4 67.4 9-3-11-9 Emmpanangadu Chittoor 38.9 Erungoor 9-5-9-1 71.1 9-1-7-23 Chola 7.23 Ettuvaicode 9-5-6-13 68.13 Chola 9-1-8-5 8.5 Chonamchira 9-6-6-9 86.9 EZHAMKULAM 9-2-9 20 20 Choorakkod 9-2-10-8 21.8 Ezhamkulam 9-2-9-3 20.3 Choranadu 9-4-15-2 61.2 Ezhamkulam 9-4-6-3 52.3 Chovalloor 9-5-5-10 67.10 EZHUKONE 9-5-5 67 67 Chovalloor 9-5-6-4 68.4 Ezhukone 9-5-5-6 67.6 Chozhiakkod 9-4-6-7 52.7 Food Production Area 9-3-3-3 30.3 Churula 9-5-6-2 68.2 Food Production Area 9-3-4-6 31.6 EAST KALLADA 9-6-4 84 84 Food Production Area 9-3-13-3 40.3 East Maranad 9-5-1-10 63.10 Food Production Area 9-3-14-3 41.3 Edackadom 9-5-5-11 67.11 Food Production Edacode 9-5-15-4 77.4 Area I 9-3-5-6 32.6 Edakkad 9-2-13-2 24.2 Food Production Edakkadom 9-5-6-5 68.5 Area II 9-3-5-7 32.7 Edakkod 9-5-5-9 67.9 Food Production Edakulam 9-3-5-4 32.4 Area III 9-3-5-8 32.8 9-4-4 Food Production EDAMON 50 50 9-3-5-9 32.9 Edamon 9-4-4-4 50.4 Area IV Hillkara 9-4-3-1 49.1 EDAMULACKAL 9-4-14 60 60 Hillkara 9-4-4-10 50.10 Edamulackal 9-4-14-6 60.6 Hillkara 9-4-5-2 51.2 Edanad 9-6-15-6 95.6 Hillkara 9-4-6-1 52.1 Edappalayam 9-4-5-4 51.4 Imali Kizhakku 9-3~17-7 44.7 Edappanayam 9-2-1-5 12.5 Imali Mekku 9-3-17-8 44.8 Edathara 9-4-2-1 48.1 Inchakadu 9-5-3-5 65.5 Edathara 9-5-17-2 79.2 Inchakkad 9-2-14-6 25.6 Edathitta 9-2-5-1 16.1 Inchavila 9-6-2-3 82.3 Edavanassery 9-1-11-3 11.3 IRAVON 9-3-14 41 41 Edavattom 9-5-1-9 63.9 Iravon 9-3"14-2 41.2 9-5-5-3 Edavattom 67.3 9-5-16 78 78 9-6-6-5 ITTIVA Edavattom 86.5 9-5-16-6 78.6 Elakolloor 9-3-16-6 43.6 Ittiva I verkalakizhakkekara ELAMADU 9-5~12 74 74 East 9-2-12-12 23.12 Elamadu 9-5-12-5 74.5 Elamannoor 9-2-8-3 19.3 I ~rkalakizhakkekara 23.10 Elambal 9-4-11-4 57.4 North 9-2-12-10 Elamkulamthazham 9-6-16-6 96.6 I verkalakizhakkekara Elampalli 9-2-2-2 13.2 . South 9-2-12-11 23.11

212 Serial number in Serial number in Location ,---..A..__ -, Location r--..A..--~ Name of Village/Kara Code Part A Part 0 Name of Viltage/Kara Code Part A Part B 1 2 3 4 I 2 3 4 I verkalapadinjattekara Karikkamittom 9-5-10-5 72. Naduvil 9-2-12-9 23.9 Karikulam 9-3-2-1 29.1 I verkalapadinj attekara Karikulam 9-3-4-1 31.1 North 9-2-12-7 23.7 Karimbaloorkonam 9-6-16-10 96.10 I verkalapadinjattekara Karimthottuva 9-2-15-7 26.7 South 9-2-12-8 23.8 9-5-14-9 76.9 Iythala 9-3-2-4 29A Karithura 9-1-8-11 8.11 Kadacode 9-5-6-6 68.6 Karthaviam 9-3-8-12 35.12 KADAKKAL 9-5-17 79 79 Kurumpinpuzha 9-5-1-1 63.1 Kadakkal A 9-5-17-3 79.3 KARUNAGAPALLY 9-1-6 6 6 Kadakkal B 9-5-17-4 79.4- Karuvatta 9-2-3-4 14.4 Kadakkal C 9-5-17-5 79.5 Karuvely 9-5-5-1 67.1 Kadakkal D 9-5-17-6 79.6 KattampaUy 9-5-16-11 78. II Kadamanitta 9-3-9-2 36.2 Kattayil 9-5-7-3 69.3 KADAMPANAD 9-2-11 22 22 Kattoar 9-3-7-2 34.2 Kadampanad North 9-2-11-2 22.2 Kayila 9-5-7-10 69.10 Kadampanad South 9-2-11-1 22.1 Kayila 9-5-13-3 75.S Kadampattukonam 9-6-16-12 96.12 Kayyalakkal 9-6-12-2 92.2 Kadappa 9-1-11-4 llA Keekozhoor 9-3-7-4 34.4 Kadathoor 9-1-3-9 3.9 Keezhthoni 9-5-16-5 78.5 Kadathoor 9-1-4-8 4.8 9-3-8-1 35. I Kadavon 9-3-8-8 35.8 Kesavapuram 9-1-6-11 6.11 Kadavaor 9-6-7-4 87.4 Kidangayam- Kadika 9-2-9-6 20.6 Kannimel 9-2-14-10 25.10 9-3-19-4 46A Kidanga yam- Kaithakkal 9-2-2-6 13.6 Naduvil 9-2-14-9 25.9 Kaithakode 9-S-1-8 63.8 Kidangayam North 9-2-14-2 25.2 Kahhakuzhi 9-6-14-6 94.6 Kidapram 9-6-3-2 83.2 Kaithodu 9-5-15-10 77.10 Kizhakekara 9-1-11-5 II .5 Kakkad 9-3-4-5 31.5 Kizhakkanela 9-6-16-5 96.5 Kakkakottoor 9-5-5-12 67.12 Kizhakkekara 9-5-7-8 69.8 Kalakkode 9-6-17-1 97.1 Kizhakkekara 9-5-8-3 70.3 9-2-7-2 18.2 Kizhakkemuri 9-4-3-5 49.5 Kalari 9-1-7-21 7.21 Kizhavoor 9-6-10-11 90.11 Kalavayal 9-5-14-11 76.11 Klappana North 9-1-1-9 1.9 9-S-3-2 65.2 Klappana South 9-1-1-10 1.10 9-1-5-6 5.6 KODUMON 9-2-5 16 16 KALLU- Koduman 9-2-5-2 16.2 VATHUKKAL 9-6-16 96 96 9-3-11-11 38.11 Kalthuruthy 9-4-5-3 SI.3 9-6-4-7 84.7 Kambamcode 9-4-14-7 60.7 Koippad 9-6-1S-S 9S ..S Kampaladi 9-2-13-3 24.3 Koivila North 9-1-10-8 10.8 Kamukumcheri Koivila South 9-1-10-9 10.9 Thekku 9-4-9-5 55.5 Kokkad 9-4-13-1 59.1 Kamukumcheri Kolam 9-1-7-19 7.19 Vadakku 9-4-9-3 SS.3 Kolannoor 9-S-5-5 67.5 Kanatharkunnam 9-2-16-1 27.1 Kollaka 9-1-7-1 7.1 9-6-6-12 86.12 Kongal 9-6-18-6 98.6 Kandanchira 9-4-6-6 52.6 Konnamankara 9-2-4-4 15.4- Kanjiraveli 9-3-8-9 35.9 KONNI 9-3-15 -42 42 Kannamcode 9-5-10-6 72.6 KONNITHAZHAM 9-3-13 40 40 Kannamkod 9-2-4-3 15.3 Konnithazham 9-3-13-2 40.2 9-6-10-10 90.10 Konnithazham 9-3-14-1 41.1 Kannankarabhagom 9-1-7-5 7.5 . 18 Kannimel 9-4-1-7 47.7 KOODAL 9-2-7 18 Kannimel 9-6-1-4 81.4 Koodal 9-2-7-1 18.1 Kantramkani 9-6-3-5 83.5 Koonayil 9-6-17-2 97.2 Karamveli 9-3-8-13 35.13 Koonayil 9-6-18-3 98.3 Kothapuram 9-2-16-6 27.6 KARAVALOOR 9-4-12 58 58 Kottakkakom

213 Serial number in Serial number in Location __.A----". Location ~.A---""""\ Code Part A Part JJ. Name ofVillage/Kara Code Pari.A Part iJ Name of Village/Kara 2 3 4 I 2 3 4 I 21.1 Kuzhimathikad 9-5-6-3 68.3 Kottanalloor 9~2-IO-l 4.1 9-6-18-4 98.4 9-1-4-1 Kottappuram 9-6-6-6 86.6 I<;ottara 9-5-7-7 69.7 :t(uzhiyam 9-5-ig-l 75:1 Madamon North 9-3~4-3 31.3 Kottara 9-3-4-4 31.4 70 Madamon South K,OTTARAKKARA 9-5-8 70 Madanthacode 9-5-6-10 68.10 li-otta thala 9-:;-3"7 65.1 9-1-8-4- 8.4 66.4 ~adapally Kottathala 9-5-4-4- Madathikaranrna 9-1-2-5 2.S I

214 SIrial number in &rial number in Location r-----"-----,. Locatron ,----..A---,. ..Name of Viliage/KarQ Code Part A PartR Name of Village/X.. Code Part A Part R 1 2 3 4 I 2 3 4

Maruthamonpally 9-5-13-6 75.6 MYLOM 9-5-3 65 65 Maruthoorkulangara Mylom 9-5-3-4 65.4 North 9-1-6-3 6.3 Mylornkulam 9-5-2-8 64.8 .Maruthoorkulangara South 9-1-6-6 6.6 MYNAGAPALLY 9-1-11 11 11 Mathilil 9-6-7-3 87.3 Mynagapally North 9-1-11-2 11.2 Mathira 9-5-18-5 80.5 Mynagapally South 9-1-11-1 ILl Mathirappa 9-4-13-10 59.10 Nadackal 9-6-16-2 96.2 Mathirappa 9-4-14-3 60.3 Nadukunnu 9-4-2-3 48.3 9-4-12-2 58.2 Nadukunnu 9-5-9-4 71.4 Maveli 9-1-7-7 7.7 9-4-1-8' 47.8 Mayyanad 9-6-12-9 92.9 Naduthery 9-4-10-2 56.2 Naduvathucheri 9-1-7-17 7.17 MAYYANAD 9-6-13 93 93 Naduvathucheri 9-1-9-4 9.4- Mayyanad 9-6-13-10 93.10 Naduvilacheri 9-6-2-4 82.4 MEENAD 9-6-15 95 95 Naduvilakkara 9-6-10-4 90.4 Meenad 9-6-15-2 95.2 Naduvilakkara 9-6-13-3 93.3 Meenam 9-4-1-3 47.3 Naduvilekara 9-1-10-2 10.2 Meenathucheri 9-6-1-2 81.2 Naduvilekara 9-2-16-4 27.4 Meeyana 9-5-14-2 76.2 Naduvilemuri 9-2-1-4 12.4 ekkad 9-1-7-20 7.20 Naduvilemuri 9-2-13-4 24.4 .. ekkozhoor 9-3-6-6 33.6 9-6-9-2 89.2 ~ ELILA 9-5-9 71 71 Nambaruvikala 9-1-6-4 6.4 :tv. elilakizhakkekara 9-5-9-9 71.9 Nannukkad 9-3-11-10 38.10 1\1 lilapadinjattinkara 9-5-9-8 71.8 NARANGANAM l\t: elkulangara 9-5-11-12 9-3-9 36 36 73.12 Naranganam 9-3-9-1 36.1 .~ elood 9-2-3-2 14.2 eloottubhagam ,9-3-17-6 9-3-19-1 46.1 44.6 Nedumon 9-3-8-2 9-2-9-5 20.5 35.2 Nedumonkavu 9-5-6-12 Memana 9-1-2-1 68.12 2.1 Nedumonkavu 9-5-11-5 73.5 Memannadi 9-2-1I-6 22.6 Menampally 9-1-8-8 8.8 NEDUMPANA 9-6-9 89 89 Mevanakonam 9-6-16-7 96.7 Nedumpana 9-6-9-6 89.6 Midappally 9-1-7-8 7.8 9-6-15-1 95.1 Miyyannoor 9-6-9-9 89.9 Neduvannur 9-4-9-6 55.6 Moongode 9-4-16-2 62.2 NEDUVATHOOR. 9-5-4 66 66 Mottackal 9-1-10-5 10.5 Neduvathoor 9-5-4-7 66.7 Mukundapuram 9-1-8-6 8.6 Neduvathoor 9-5-8-7 70.7 MULAVANA Neduveli 9-5-14-6 76.6 (PORTION) 9-6-5 85 Neeleswaram 9-5-4-8 66.8 Mulavana 9-6-5-2 85.2 Neeleswaram 9-5-8-8 70.8 Mulayakonam 9-5-15-12 77.12 Neelikulam 9-1-4-7 4.7 Mullakkeri 9-1-7-4 7.4 Neendakara 9-1-9-1 9.1 Mullanikkadu 9-3-17-12 44.12 Neeravil 9-6-7-2 87.2 Mullikkala 9-1-10-3 10.3 Nellettil 9-6-17-4 97.4 Mulluvila 9-6-11-4- 91.4 Nellikunnam 9-5-8-9 70.9 Mundappally 9-2-3-10 14.10 Nellikunnam 9-5-11-2 73.2 Mundapuzha 9-3-6-2 33.2 Nelliparampu 9-5-13-5 75.5 MUNDRO ISLAND 9-6-3 83 Nenmeni 9-6-3-6 83.6 Munnalam 9-2-4-5 15.5 Nettayam 9-4-7-4 53.4- Murukkumon 9-5-15-13 77.13 Nettayam 9-5-12-1 74.1 MU;'unthal 9-6-7-6 87.6 Nettayam 9-5-14-3 76.3 Musl:m Street 9-5-8-2 70.2 Nettiyadu 9-1-7-14 7.14 Muthayil 9-5-17-7 79.7 9-5-15-14 77.14 Muthayil 9-5-18-3 80 3 Njakkanal 9-1-2-2 2.2 Muthupilakkad (East) 9-2-15-5 26.5 Njarackal 9-6-2-7 82.7 Muthupilakkad (West) 9-2-15-4 26.4- Njarackal 9-6-7-7 87.7 Muttakkavu 9-6-9-7 89.7 Njarakkad 9-4-10-4 56.4 Muttara 9-5-7-2 69.2 Odanavattom 9-5-7-4 69.4 Muttathukonam 9-3-18-4 45A OMALLOOR 9-3-17 44 44 Muzhangodi 9-1-5-5 5.5 OMMANNOOR 9-5-11 73 73 Mylakkad 9-6-14-2 94.2 Ommannoor 9-5-11-6 73.6 Mylakkad North 9-6-10-16 90.16 Onthekad 9-3-8-11 Mylappoor 9-6-10-13 35.11 90.13 Ottakkal 9-4-4-7 50.7 9-3-11-2 38.2 9-5-13-9 75.9 Mylode 9-5-13-4 75.4- Oyoor 9-5-14-1 76.1

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Padanayarku~a PAZHAVANGADI 9-3-2 29 , 29, North 9-1-6-5 6.5 Pazhavangadi 9-3-2-2 29.2 Padanayarkulangara Pazhayar 9-6-4-2 84.2 South 9-1'-6-10 6.10 Pazhayatheruvu 9-5-8-4 70A Iradinjattakizh~um- Pazhayeroor 9-4-7-8 53.8 muri 9-2-1-9 12.9 Perappur 9-3-8-6 35.6 Irac;linjattammuri 9-2-1-6 12.0 Perayam 9-6-5-1 85.} ~<:tdinjattekara 9-1-10-1 10.1 Perayam 9-6-10-14 90.14 9-4-14-4 60.4: ~adinjattinkara PERINAD 9-6-6 JradQljattinkara 9-5-7-6 69.6 86 86 ~aQinjattinkara 9-5-8~6 70.6, PERINGANAD 9-2-3 14 14' t"<:t4i:Pjattinkara 9-5-9-3 71.3, Peroor 9-6-8-1 88. L ~lP.vallibhagam 9-3-17-5 44.5 Perumannoor 9-4-13-5 59 5 '~ckal 9-1-10-6 10.6 Perumathazha· 9-1-1-7 1.7 '~aroor 9-3-16-3 43.3 Perumgalam 9-6-3-1 83.1 -'alathara 9-ti.II-7 91. 7, Perumkulam 9-5-2-10 64.11} Pallickal 9-5-3-8 65.3, Perumkulam 9-5-3-6 65.6- PALLIKKAL 9-2:..2 13 13: Perumon 9-6-6-1 86.1 Pallikkal 9-2:..2~1 13.1 9-3-6-1 33.1 9-6-9-5 89.5 Perumpuzha 9~-8-5 88.5>- Pallimuri 9-2-13-5 245 PERUNAD 9-1-1 1 Pallisseri 9-2-15-1 26.1 Perunad 9-1-1-8 1.8.- Palod 9-1-7-13 7.13; Pampalil 9-6-6-8 86.8, PERUNADU 9-3-4 31 31 Panappatty 9-2-15-3 26.3 Perunadu 9-3-4-2 31.Z P.anaveli 9-5-10-7 72.7, Perungalloor 9-4-14-2 60.2': P.anayam 9-6-6-1-0 86.10, Peruvelikkara 9-2-15-6 26.6 Panayamcheri 9-~15-5 61,.S; Pezhamthuruthu 9-6-3-4 83.4 PIDAVOOR 9-4-9 55 55· Thrikkoyikkal 9-4-7-6 53.6 Pidavoor 9-4-9-1 55.1 Pandara Thuruthu 9-1-6-7 6.7 Pinackal 9-6-12-4 92.4 Pandithitta 9-4-1'0-1 56. I- Pinackal 9-6-13-1 93.1 Pankonam 9-6-10-9 90.9 PIRAVANTHOOR 9-4-3 49 49 PANMANA 9-1-7 7 7: Piravanthoor 9-4-3-4 49.4' Panmana 9-1-7-12 7.12' Placodu 9-5-6-7 68.7 Panniali 9-3-17-10 44'.16 Plakkad 9-6-14-3 94.3- Panhivizha 9-2-4-1· 15.1, Podiyattuvila 9-4-13-3 59.3, Panthaplavu 9-4.. 1-6 47.6 Policode 9-5-11-11 73 .11 Panthrandnmuri 9-2-1-1 12.1 Ponmana 9-1-7-10 7.10' Panthrandumuri 9-6-12-3-- 92.3. Poomcode 9-5-15-5 77-.5 Parakkod 9-2-4-2 15.2; Parancode 9-5-12-2- 74.2- POOTHAKKULAM 9-6-17 91 97 Poothakkulam 9-6-17-3 97.3 PARAVOOR 9-6-18 98 98 Poothamkara 9-2-8-2 19.2 Parayanali 9-3-17-2 44.2 East 9-5-2-4 64.:4- PATHANAM- Poovattoor West 9-5-2-5 64.5, THITTA 9-3-11 38 38 POOYAPPALLY 9 .. 5-13 75 750 PATHANAPURAM 9-4-2 48 48 Pooyappally 9-5-13-2 75.2' Pathirickal 9-4-2-2 48.2 Poozhikkara 9-6-18-1 98.1 Pathirikkal 9-2 .. 1-7' 12.7, I,>oredom 9-5-15-1 77 .1 Pattamthuruthu 9-6-3-3 83.3 Porookara 9-1-7-9 7.9 Pattathanam 9-1-8-7 8.7. PORUVAZHY 9-2-13 24 24 Pattathanam 9-6; 11-}· Pothady 9-2-3-7 14.7 (Portion) 91.1 Prakkanam 9-3-18-1 45.1 PATTAZHY 9-4-1 47 47 9-6-2-5 82.5- PAVITHRE- PRAMADAM 9-3-16 -43" 43: SWARAM 9-5-1 63 63 Pramadam 9-3~16-7 43.7 Pavithreswaram 9-5-1-7 63.7 Prayar South 9-I-l~2 1.2 North 9-1-3-4 3.4 Pulamon 9-5-3-9 65.9J Pavumba Soudt 9-1-3-5 3.5' Pulikulam 9-2-1-2' 12'.2- Payikkuzhy 9-1-1-3 L3 Puliyila 9-6-9-3 ' 89.3: Payyakodu 9-5-13-10: 75.10 Puliyoorvanchi North 9-1-5-1' 5.1 East 9-2-3-1 14.1i Puliyoorvanchi South 9-1-5-4 5.4 Pazhakulam West 9-2-2-3 13,3· Pullancode g..4-13-7 59.7 Pazhangalam 9-6-9-11 89.11 Pulloopram 9-3~1~3 28.31

216 Serial number in Serial number in L7catlol1 r---..A..--""""I Location r----...A---~ .Yame rif Village/Ktlra Code Part A Part B .Name qf Village/Kara Code Pari A Part II I 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

PUNALUR Thengamam 9-2-2-4 13.4 (PORTION) 9-4-8 54 54 9-4-4-8 50.8 Punalur Kizhakke- Theruvumbhagom 9-5-15-2 77.2 kara 9-'1-8-2 54.2 Thettiyodc 9-5-10-1 72.1 Punnakkadu 9-3-8-14 35.14- THEVALAKARA .9-1-10 1& 10 Punnakulam 9-1-4-6 4.& Thevalappuram 9-5-4-2 66.2 9-4-3-3 49.3- Thevannoor 9-5-11-13 73.13 Punnamon Elah 9-5-16-8 78.3 Thevarthottam 9-4-13-9 59.~ Punthalathazham 9-6-11-3 91.3 Thirumulla varam Punukkannoor 9-6-8-3 88.3 (Portion) 9-6-1-5 81.5 PUl'ampil 9-2~g-4 20.4 Puthansanketham 9-1-10-7 10.7 THODIYOOR 9-1-5 5 5 Puthenpeedika 9-3-17-3 34-.3- Thodiyoor 9-1-5-2 5.2 9-5-2-7 64.7 9-3-6-3 33.3 Puthuchira 9-6-10-12 90.12· Thottathummuri 9-2-12-4 23.4 Puthukkad 9-1-8-1.3 8.13- Thottinu Vadakku 9-1-8-3 8.3 Puthusseribhagom 9-2-10-7 21.1 Thottuva 9-2-2-5 ·13.5- Puthusscri Konam 9-5-5-8 67.~ THRIKKADAVOOR 9-6-7 87 87 Puthusserirnala 9-3-6-5 33.5 9-5-8-5 70.5 QUILON THRIKKARUVA 9-6-2 82 82 (PORTION) 9-6-1 81 81 THRIKKOVIL- RANNI 9-3-6 33' 33 VATTOM 9-6-10 90 90 Sak thikulangara 9-6-1-1 81.11 Thrikkovi Iva ttom 9-6-10-7 90.7 SASTHAMCOTTA 9-2-15 26 26 Thrikunnapuzha SOORANAD North 9-2-14-5 25.5 NORTH 9-2-1 1'2 12! Thrikunna puzaa South 9-2-14-8 25.8 SOORANAD Thrippilazhikom 9-5-5-7 67.7 SOUTH 9-2-14 25 25 Thrippilazhikom 9-5-6-1 68.1 Srayikkad 9-1-1-11 1.11 Th udayannoor 9-5-16-10 78.10 Thachakonam 9-5-17.9 79.9 Thudenthala 9-5-11-1 73.1 Thadikkad 9-4-13-2 59.2 Thumbode 9-4-7-7 53.7 Thalachira 9-5-10-8 72.8 Bram 9-3-18-2 45.2 Thala vookonam 9-5-6-9 68.9 Th uruthikkara 9-2-12-3 23.3 THALAVOOR 9-4-10 56 56 Thuvayoor North 9-2-10-9 21.9 Tham

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V ala rich uzhi 9-3-16-2 43.2 VELIYAM 9-5-7 69 69 Valathungal 9-6-12-5 92.5 Vellakulangara 9-2-10-2 21.2 Valathungal 9-6-13-5 93.5 Vellanathuruthu 9-1-6-14 6.14 Valiyakulangara 9-1-1-4 1.4 Vellari 9-5-15-11 77 .11 Valiyapadam 9-2-16-2 27.2 Vellimala 9-4-4-3 50.3 VALLI CODE 9-3-19 46 46 Vellooppara 9-5-15-3 77.3 Vallicode 9-3-19-5 46.5 Venchempu 9-4-12-1 58.1 Vall om 9-5-4-6 66.6 9-5-2-9 64.9 Vanchithra 9-3-8-4 35.4 Venga 9-1-11-7 II.7 Varavila 9-1-1-6 1.6 Vengali 9-3-1-2 28.2 Varavoor 9-3-1-4 28.4 Vengara 9-1-5-3 5.3 Varinjam 9-6-15-7 95.7 Vengoor 9-5-12-3 74.3 Varinjam 9-6-16-1 96.1 VETTIKKAV ALA 9-5-10 72 72 Vayakkal 9-4-14-1 60.1 Vettilathazham 9-6-10-6 90.6 Vayakkal 9-5-11-14 73.14 Vettipram 9-3-11-1 38.1 Vayala 9-2-10-6 21.6 Vettoor 9-3-13-1 40.1 Vayala 9-5-16-3 78.3 Vettoor 9-3-16-4 43.4 Vayala North 9-3-19-2 46.2 VILAKUDY 9-4-11 57 57 9-3-7-3 34.3 Vilakudy 9-4-11-2 57.2 Vayanakathukararuna 9-1-2-3 2.3 Vilangara 9-5-11-3 73.3 Vazhamuttam 9-3-17-13 44.13 Vilavoorkonam 9-6-16-3 96.3 9-3-19-6 46.6 Vilayanthoor 9-5-Il-4 73.4 Va:>:hayilbhagom 9-1-7-16 7.16 Villimangalam 9-6-3-7 83.7 Velamannoor 9-6-16-4 96.4 ViI100r 9-5-9-7 71. 7 VELINALLOOR 9-5-14 76 76 WEST KALLADA 9-2-16 27 27

218 CENSUS OF INDIA 1971-KERALA ST AiV? PUBLICATION PROGRAMME

Portrait of Population-A deicriptive analysis

Part I-A First Part of the General Report Part I-B Second Part of the General Report

Part I-C Subsidiary Tables

Part II-A General Population Tables (A Series)

Part II-B Economic Tables (B Series) Part II-C(i) Distribution of Population-Mother Tongue and Religion, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

Part II-CCii) Other Social & Cultural Tables and Fertility Tables­ Tables on Household Composition, Single Year Age, Marital Status, Educational levels, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes etc.

Part II-D Migration Tables Part III Report and Tables on Establishments

Part IV Housing Report & Tables

Part V Special Tables and Ethnographic Notes on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

Part VI-A Town Directory

Part VI-B Special Survey Reports on Selected Towns

Part VI-C Survey Reports on Selected Villages Part VIII-A Administration Report-Enumerationl Not for sale-for rrifficial use on!J Part VIII-B Administration Report-Tabulation J

Part IX State Census Atlas

Part X District Census Handbooks Parts A &B Village and Town Directory & Village and Town­ wise Primary Census Abstract

Part C Analytical Report, Administrative Statements and District Census Tables

ALL INDIA PUBLICATIONS

Volumes similar to those indicated above are being published at the all-India level. Apart from these, All India Census Tables on 1 % Sample basis being Part II (Special) and a Special Report on Graduates and Technical Personnel being Part VII are also being published.

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