District Census Handbook, East Godavari, Part X
CENSUS 1971
SERIES 2 ANDHRA PRADESH
DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK EAST GODA V ARt
PART X-A VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY
PART X-B VILLAGE & TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
T. VEDANTAM Of THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS ANDHRA PRADESH
PUBLISHED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH 1973 Rajahmundry had been in the 'News' e,ven btrl'iJl-c this saw mill unit started producing the "Gossip Bench".
3. There is g~od d~mand tor the wooden furniture pre jJared at thiS umt. The Indian Navy the P 'J T V' I ' 01 ru,~ts at lsak tapatnam and Madras, the Housing BOa1ds of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu th H O
1 lh Si 0 b 01 ' C In l us .an, up Ul ding yard at Visakhapatnam, Central and State Warehousing Corporations, Post and Tele graph; and Defence Departments figure prominently among the major consumers of the mill's products. 40 The volume of business transacted between the yea) 196-1·65 and 1970-71 indicates the stupendous gTOwth made by this unique concern during a short span of about 6 years. The turnover in the three main divisions of th~ unit viz., Sawing, Pmcessing and Treatment whzch stood in the order of 13 ,600 c.tt., 600 c.ft. and 3iOO c.ft.} valued totally at Rs. 2.6 lakhs in 1964-65 increased to 2,65,000c.ft., 14}OO c.ft. and THE INTEGRATED SAW MILL UNIT, 68,~QO c.~t. valued at over Rs. 21 lakhs in 1970-71. RAJAHMUNDRY Thz~ umt. with countrywide fame is looked upon as a pwneerznfj p~oject in the field of country wood The motif on the, cover page depicts a fully manufactunng zndustry. The Forest Research Insti loaded chamber at the seasoning kiln and a piece at tute. at Dehra Dun often quoted the successful exam non-teak furniture commonly known as the "Gossip ple of the Rajahmundry's Integrated Plant to various Bench" manufactured at the State-owned Integrated States in the country while recommending establish Saw Mill unit set up at Rajahmundry, the largest city ment of similar projects. Tht: United Nations Ex (population 165,912) in East Godavari District and pert,. Mr. !1' Gallies and Dr. B. R. Freeden paid a also one of the most important tirnbeT trade and saw glowmg trtbute to the Unit's exemplary selvice: to the milling centres in India. The principal object ill calise oj rational utilization of the vast non-te.1e establishing this integrated saw mill unit is to popu timber stocks of the country which go into the market larise the non-teak species in the place of Teak in u
The District Census Handbooks which were first published at the 1951 Census proved to be very useful to the State and Central Government Departmtnts, private agencies and academic bodies like Universities and Research Institutions. The scope of these Handbooks was enlarged to make them more useful during the 1961 Census. Considering the delay in the publication of the Handbooks due to difficulties in finding suitable presses which cOllld undertake huge printing work of this kind, it was considered desirable to split up the 1971 CellSllS Handbooks into three parts viz., Part A - Village and Town Directory, Part B - Village and Town Primary Census Abstract and Part C - Analytical Report, Departmental Statistics and District CellSUS Tables. This was done mainly with a view to pub lishing Parts A and B which contain not only the population clata up to the village and town level but also the particulars about the basic amenities etc., an ilable in the towns and villages, as early as possible fm public use. The scope and contenb uf these three parts are elaborated in the introduction of this volume. I am glad to record here that Parts A and B of the 1971 Census Handbooks of all the 21 Disu-icts in the State have been finalised already and I expect that before the end of 1974 Parts A and B for all 21 Districts would have been published.
The compilation of these Handbooks is being done from the 1951 Census in the Office of the Director of Census Operations while the cost of paper, printing etc., required for these volumes is being borne by the State Government. The Andhra Pradesh State Government have readily agreed to bear the cost of printing and paper for the 1971 Census Handbooks. I am grateful to the Andhra Pradesh State Government and in particular to the AdditiOlial Chief Secretary to the Government of Andhra Pradesh, Shri S. A. Quader, lAS., for their co-operation and encouragement. I am thankful to the Director of Printing, Government of Andhra Pradesh for assisting me by selecting suitable presses for undertaking the printing of the Handbooks. The data presented in the Village and Town Directories are obtained from different State Government and Central Government Departments but for whose co-operation Part-A of the Handbooks could not have beell compiled. 1 am thankful to all of them for furnishing me the required data.
I am extremely grateful to Shri A. Chandra Sekhar, lAS., Registrar General, India and Dr. B. K. Roy Burman, Deputy Registrar General, India who formulated the contents of these Handbooks in detail and rendered spontaneous help and encouragement to me at all stages.
The following staff of my Office worked on the present volume of East Godavari District Census Handbook under the guidance aml supervision of Shri P. S. R. Avadhany, Deputy Director of Census Operations and Sri K. Narasimha Murthy. Assistant Director of Census Operations of my office.
Sri P. B. Sunder Raj, Tabulation Officer Smt. P. Lalitha, Tabulation Officer Drafting. Scrutiny and Sri T. Brahmaiah, Statistical Assistant } Supervision Sri K. V. Sarma, Statistical Assistant
Sri A. V. Krishna Reddy, Computor Supervision of Printing
Sri N. Gangaraju, Computor I Sri S. Rama Krishna, Assistant Compiler J' Collection and Sri P. V. Prabhaker, Assistant Compiler Compilation Sri K. Devadas, Assistant Compiler . Sri V. Babu Rao, Assistant Compiler II
Sri G. Jayaraju, Proof Reader Proof Reading Sri M. Lakshma Reddy, Proof Reader }
Sri A. Venkateswara Rao, Assistant Compiler} Scrutiny of Maps Supervision of Sri M. N. Ram Mohan, Artist } Mapping Work Sri Syed Ahmed, Senior Draughtsman Sri M. J. Sadiq, Draughtsman Sri N. G. Swamy, Draughtsman Sri Mohiuddin Hassan, Draughtsman I Sri M. Shankaraiah, Draughtsman ( Preparation of Maps Sri Md. Yaqub Ali, Draughtsman I Sri B. Raghuram, Draughtsman Smt. Daya Saxena, Draughtsman ) Sri D. Koteswara Rao, Computor
I am grateful to their services.
I trust that this humble effort on the part of the Census Organisation would meet with the appreciation it deserves.
T. VEDANTAM Director of Census Operations CONTENTS
Pages In traduction 1- 4
PART A-VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY
SECTION I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY
Explanatory Note-Village DIrectory 5-12
Village Directory: Kakinada T
TaJukwise Abstract of Amenities 138-139
SECTION II-ToWN DIRHCTORY
Explanatory Note-Town Directory 141-147 Town Directory: Statement I Status, Growth History and Functional Category of Towns 148 Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of Towns 149 Statement III Civic Finance 150 Statement IV Civic and other A:-nenitics 151 Statement V M~dicdl, Educational, Recreational 'lnd Cultural Facilities 152-153 Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking Facilities 154 Statement VII Population by Religion and Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes 155
PART B-VILLAGE AND TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
Explanatory Note-Primary Census Abstract 157-163 Primary Census Abstract: EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT 164-174 Kakinada Taluk 175-240 Amalapuram Taluk 241-263
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Mummidivaram Ind. Sub-Taluk 265-271 Razole Taluk 273-287 Kothapeta Taluk 289-295 Alamur Ind. Sub-Taluk: 297-313 Ramachandrapuram TaIuk: 315-336 Rajahmundry Taluk 337-399 Rampachodavaram Ind. Sub-Taluk 400-419 Yellavaram Ind. Sub-Taluk 421-465 Peddapuram Taluk 467-488 Prathipadu Taluk 489-501 Tuni Ind. Sub-Taluk 503-519 Pithapuram rnd. Sub-Taluk 521-535
MAPS
EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Frontispiece Kakinada Taluk Facing Page 13 Amalapuram Taluk 21 " Mummidivaram Ind. Sub-Taluk 33 " Razole Taluk ., 37 Kothapeta Taluk 43 " Alamur Ind. Sub-Taluk u 49 Ramachandrapuram Taluk 53 " Rajahmundry Taluk 61 Rampachodavaram Ind. Sub-Taluk " 67 " Yellavaram Ind. Sub-Taluk :" 81 Peddapuram Taluk 109 " Prathipadu Taluk 117 " Tuni Ind. Sub-Taluk 127 " Pithapuram Ind. Sub-Taluk 133
East Godavari District-Talukwise Density of Population 157 " FIGURES AT A GLANCE
COMPARATIVE FIGURES OF THE STATE AND THE DISTRICT
Andhra Pradesh East Godavari State District
POPULATION TOTAL Persons 43,502,708 3,087,262 Males 22,008,663 1,546,865 Females 21,494,045 1,540,397 RURAL Persons 35,100,181 2,493,668 Males 17,698,247 1,248,978 Females 17,401,934 1,244,690
URBAN Persons 8,402,527 5g;.~.594 Males 4,310,416 297,887 Females 4,092,111 295,707
DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH +20.9 +18.4 RATE 1961-71 GEOGRAPHICAL AREA (Sq. Kms.) 276,814.0* 10,970.0 DENSITY OF POPULATION (per Sq. Km.) 157 282 SEX RATIO (Number of Females per 1,000 977 996 Males) PERCENTAGE OF LITERACY Persons 24.6 30.8 Males 33.2 37.3 Females 15.8 24.3
PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 19.3 19.2 TO TOTAL POPULATION PERCENTAGE OF WORKERS TO TO'fAL Persons 41.4 38.3 POPULATION (Main Activity only) Males 58.2 58.8 Females 24.2 17.8 BREAK-UP OF WORKERS:
PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL WORKERS (i) CULTIVATORS Persons 32.2 21.1 Males 37.4 25.4 Females 19.4 6.5 . (ii) AGRICULTURAL LABOUREr.S Persons 37.9 45.2 Males 27.7 37.2 Females 63.1 72.1 (iii) OTHER WORKERS Persons 29.9 33.7 Males 34.9 37.4 Females 17.5 21.4 • Some changes in the area figures, due to computational error, were intimated by the Surveyor General of India, after the 'publication of Part Il-A, General Population Tables of Andhra Pradesh. Hence, these figUf<:S will not tally with those published in Part II-A Volume of Andhra Pradesh. VI
PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES' Persons 13.3 16.8 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males· 13.3 16.9 Females 13.2 16.6 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBES' Persons 3.8 3.9 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 3.8 3.9 Females 3.8 3.9 NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL 8,041,92.'; 532,693 HOUSES
NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 29,428 1,513 Inhabited 27,221 1,344 Uninhabited 2,207 169 NUMBER OF URBAN AREAS 224 13 INTRODUCTION
EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT ANDHRA PRADESH EAST GODAVARI DISTRIC
ORISSA STATE .Z:;. . 1l ':1 KHAMMAM .,,// ]9 k.Aft,,"" 41 PEQAP\)DI DISTRICT ./ ...... VISAKHAPATNA M 41 G MEO,lPAOU /.- ., PEDA!,II,AHHADEVAM EA.ST GOD,AY,(IU SO G. MAMIOAOA DISTRICT ntSTRICT 10,9<#00 I ~ (l I' "RANGI (" "OIUNG... Ir;AJUlU«'U ~ElAPALlE lOS POL(KUU,U GENERAL BACKGROUND OF THE DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK District Manuals and District Gazetteers District Census Handbooks Prior to 1905, the erstwhile composite Madras The idea of compiling the District Census Hand Government compiled and published District. Manuals books for each district in place of the Village State for each district. It contained not only partIculars of ments was first entertained and put forward at the items of more or less a permanent character such as 1951 Census by Sri R.A. Gopalaswamy, I.C.S., the physical charactaistics, history? religion a~d eth~o then Registrar General, India and ex-offiCio Census graphy but also a few. statis~lcal tables mcludmg Commissioner of India as part of a plan intended to those relating to populatlOn WhICh became obsolete secure an effective method of preserving the census within a few years of their publicatioD. The Madras records prepared for areas below the district .level. Government, therefore, replaced these District He proposed that all the District Census Tables and Manuals by another publication known as the District Census Abstracts prepared during the process of Gazetteer consisting of two volumes 'A' and 'B'. sorting and compilation, should be bound together in Volume A contained descriptive matter and such gene a single manuscript volume called the "District ral tables as might be necessary to ellplain the text Census Handbook" and suggested to the StatK and Volume B contained datailed statistics. They Governments that the Handbook with or without tht decided that Volume B should be brought out addition of other useful information relating to the periodically after each decennial Census so that they district should be printed and published a t their own contain the latest statlstics. Volume A was published cost, in the same mmner as the Village Statistics of for some districts between 1905 and 1927 in the the past cen'mses Thi, suggestion was accepted by Composite Madras State. The pUblication of Volume A most of the State Governments. Both the composite was discontinued in 1927. Volume B was published Madra, State and I he erstwhile Hyderabad State for all the districts of the Compusite Madra, State accepted this suggestion and published the District between 1906 and 1915. The publicatillJl of Volume B Celbus Handbooks for each district at their own cost. was also stopped aftcr the 1931 Census. In the erstwhile Hyderabad State, the District Census In the erstwhile Hyderabad State also the Gaze Handbooks were brought out in two parts, Part I tteer Volumes were brought out for some of the can taining Administrative Statistics and Part II the districts. Census Tables. In the composite Madras State, the The scheme of publication of revised District Handbooks were brought out in one single volume Gazetteers was started in 1958 by the State Govern. only for each district. ments and in this State, the Gazetteers of some dis Pattern at 1961 Census tricts like Cuddapah and Anantapur have been pub lished already. At the 1961 Census, the scope of tht District Census Handbooks Was enlarged significantly by The Village Statements Sri Ashok Mitra, I.C.S., the then Registrar General, Apart from the District Manuals and Gaze India. The District Census Handbooks of 1961 Census tteers, the Census da ta upto village level used to be of Andhra Pradesh were divided into four parts. published in a brochure called 'Village Statement' The first part contained narrative description of the for each district immediately after every census physical features and History, Social, Economic and from 1872 upto 1941. Demogra phic characteris tics, the progress made in The Village Statements merely showed the num each field of administration over the past decades ber of occupied houses and popUlation by religion of and a brief Gazetteer of places. The second part each village and town and the)' did not contain any contained the Administrative Statistics of various more details. From the 1951 Census, the Village State departments. The third part contained the 1961 ments were replaced by the District Census Hand Census Tables viz., General Population Tables; books! Economic Tables, Cultural and Migration Tables, 2 Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled and medical institutions, power and driLking water Tribes. The fourth part consisted of Village and Town supply, post and telegraphic facilities communica Directory which was the most important section of tio.n~, part.icul~rs of land use, mafk~ts, places of the Handbook, giving village wis~ and town wise ft;hgIOUS, hIstoflcal Of archaeological interest in the Primary Ctmsus Abstract i.e., particulars of area, VIllage. households, population, scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, literacy, broad categorisation of working popu Town Directory lation eie. Important amenities such as educational, The Town Directory portion contains data in medical, public health and communication facilities seven statements. Particulars like the civic admin available were also indicated against each village and istration status, its origin, the growth and decline of town. Nine sub-tables containing village wise parti. its popula~ion, functional category, physical aspects culars su~h as irrigation sources, important crops and locatIOn, municipal finances, civic and other raised, value of land, co-operative societies, indus. amenities, medical, educational, recreational and cuI. trial establishments, police stations, list of skilled tural facilities, trade, industry, commerce and bank craftsmen etc., were given after Village and Town ing facilities and lastly the religious composition of Directory. A tabular statement on Fairs and Festivals ~he to.w.n and the Scheduled Castes/ Tribes population in the district was given at the end of the volume. lOhabItmg are presented in seven statements. These All these four parts were bound in a single volume particulars are given for each town in the district ane published at the cost of the State Government. arranged in alphabetical orda. Pattern at 1971 Census Part B: Village and Town Primary Census Abstract The District Census Handbooks proved to be This part gives for each revenue village and also very useful and valuable publications and had consi for each enumerator's block and ward of .a town, the derable demand by public as well as the official users Primary Census data i.e., area, occupied rl!sidential of the Census data. At the 1971 Census, it was there houses, number of households, total population and fore, decided not only to continue the publication of its break up by sex, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled the District Census Handbooks but also to enlarge its scope further. TribeS population, literate population, working popu lation by nine broad categories of cultivators, agri At the 1961 Census, there was some delay in the cultural labourers, those working in livestock, publication of the District Census Handbooks due to forestry, fishing, plantations etc., in mining and the inadequate printing facilities. In order to avoid quarrying, in manufacturing, in construction, in delay in publication and also to make available the trade and commerce, in transport, storage and more important Census data to the planners, adnunis communications and in other services and the non trators and other users who may be not only eager working population as per the 1971 Census. but in dire necessity to use the information in their respective spheres, it has been decided to being out Part C: Administrative Statistics and Report the District Census Handbooks In three parts viz., This pllrt comprises the various administrative Part A, Part B and Part C. Part A contains the statistics pertaining to the district with special Village and Town Directory. Part B contains the reference to the development taken place during Village and Town Primary Census Abstract. Part C 1961 -70 in different ,pbcres and also the 1971 contains Administrative Statistics and Analytical Census Tables relating to the General Population, Report. Parts A and B of the District Census Hand Economic Characteristics, Cultural and Migration books of this Stat.e are being brought out in one features, Housing and Establishment tables and data volume and Part C will be brought out in a separate pertaining to the dl~trict regarding language and volume for each district a little later. religion. A write up, indicating the changes in the socio-economic and demographic characteristics of A brief out.line on the scope of each of these the district and the developmental activities that three parts is given below. have taken place in the decade in the various fields Part A: ViUage and Town Directory like Agriculture, Industries. Trade and Commerce. In this part, t~e Village Directory is given' first Education, Medical and Public Health, Community and then the Town Directory. Development etc., is given at the beginning of this part. In view of the elaborate write up already given Vii/age Directory in the 1961 District Census Handbooks, the present It is arranged talukwise and gives for each write up will be brief and it will 'cover the present village, particulars of amenities such as educational decade only. 3 Rural and Urban Classification of areas Besides classification of all places in to Rural and Urban areas, two new concepts viz., Urban It is customary to classify the population of Agglomeration and Standard Urban Area were evol every country at a Census as Rural and Urban. Such ved at the 1971 Census, They are briefly explained a classification has considerable significance and is below. necessary from the point of assessing the differen. tials in the social, economic, cultural and demographic characteristics of the popul:ltion. Hence at the btgin· Urban Agglomeration ning of each Census, the criteria for treating a place In several areas around a core city or statutory as town (i.e .• urbdn) or rural are evolved and the areas town have corne up fairly large and wdl recognised are then classlfieli accordingly as pt.:r the definition Railway Colonies, University Campuses Port area so evolved. Military Camps etc. Even though they 'are outsid; the statutory limits of a Corporation, Municipality From the yt:ar 1891, the Census definition of a or Cantonment, they fall within the revenue bound town in this coun try was more or less the same till of the place by which the town itself is known o:~~ 1941 and it was shghtly modified in 1951. The towns the revenue boundary of the neighbouring villag •. It broadly comprised all Municipalities of whatever m~y not b~ altogether realistic to treat such areas population and every other continuous collection of lYIng outSIde the statutory limits of a town as rural houses, permanently inhabited by not less than 5,000 units and at the same time each such individual are persons, which the provincial Directors of Census .i tself may. not satisfy the minimum populatio: Operations having regard to the character and rela. ~y hmlts to qualify to be treated as an independent tive density of population, their importance as cen town. Such areas deserve to be reckoned along with tres of trade, decided them to be towns. In the appli. the main town and the continuous spread including cation of this definition there was some variation from such urban outgrowth would deserve to be treated as State to State according to the local conditions. It was an integrated urban area. At the 1971 Census such only at the 1961 Census that a fairly strict definition continuous urban spreads have been treated as inte~ was sought to be applied throughout the country in g.rated Uf?an areas and defined as Urban Agglomera order to determine a place as an urban unit. The tlOns. ThIS concept of Urban Agglomeration repla same definition was followed at the 1971 Census also. ced the concept of Town-group followed in the 1961 The following cri teria are adopted for treating a place Census. An urban unit is treated as an Urba as a town a t the 1\}71 Census. Agglomeration in the following situations. n 1 All places with a Municipality, Corporation (a) A city with c~ntinuous outgrowth (the part of or Cantonment or Notified Town Areas, and out~rowt.h ~elng out of the statutory limits but 2 All. ot~cr places which satisfied the following falhng wlthm the boundaries of the adjoining cntefl3. village or villages. (a) a minimum population of 5,000 , (b) a density of population of atleast 1,000 (b) One town with similar outgrowth or two or persons per Sq. mile (400 persons per mo.re adjoining towns with their outgrowths Sq. Km.) and as 10 (a) and (c) atlea~t three fourths (75%) of the male (c) A c~ty and one or more adjoining towns with worktng popUlation is non-agricultural. t~lelr outgrowths all of which forming a con. tmuous spread. In respect. of marginal cases, the Directors of Census OperatIons of the States were given discretion Thus the Urban Agglomeration represents wholly to treat a place a.s a town or a village. the urban population only. In Andhra Pradesh the g The towns are categorised into six classes as follow,in four places are treated as Urban A~glo detailed below:- merattons. Nameo/the Classification Towns Population size Constituent units in the 0/ Urban Agglomeration Urban Agglomeration Class I 1,00,000 and above (1) (2) Class II 50,000 - 99,999 1 Visakhapatnam (a) Class III 20,000 - 49,999 Visakhapatnam City Urban Agglomeration (i) Visakhapatnam Class IV 10,000 - 19,999 Municipality Class V 5,000 - 9,999 (ii) Gajuvaka (Out Class VI Below 5,000 growth) The Class I Towns are termed as Cities. (b) Gopalapatnam 4 Name of the Constituent unit.J in the data processed both within th~ country and outside. Urban Agglomeration Urban Agglomeration These s'hort-comings reduced considerably the utility (1) (2) of the town-group concept. To enable the presenta tion of urban statistics on an uniform basis 'and also 2 Rajahmundry Urban (a) Rajahmundry to ensure comparability of the census data fpom one Agglomeration Municipality decade to another and with similar data available (b) Rajahmundry Non from other countries, the concept of Standard Urban Municipal Area Area has been envisaged and adopted at the 1971 3 Vijayawada Urban (a) Vijayawada Munici Census. Aggloroera tion pality The Standard Urban Area is defined as the pro (b) Patamata Town jected growth area of a city or town as it would be (c) Gunadala Town in another three decades taking in to account not 4 Hyderabad Urban (a) Hyderabad Municipal only the towns and villages which will get merged Agglomera tion Corpora tion into it but also tbe intervening areas which are (i) Hyderabad potentially urban. The tract includes all extra Munici Division pal urban outgrowth such as the suburbs (industrial (ii) Secunderabad ana residential), Railway Colonies, 'Civil Lines, Can Division tonments and also such of those villages that are (b) Sepunderabad Can. likely to be urbanised during the next three decades. tonment The Standard Urban Area is thus an area which (c) Malkaj~iri extends well beyond the chief core city or town and (d) Alwal contains all likely developments over the next 30 (e) Uppal Khalsa years. It will remain a statisticitl reporting unit for (f) Bala nagar the next three successive censuses, irrespective of (g) Fatehnagar the jurisdictional changes of the local administrative (h) Macha Bolaram uni ts within the tract. The Standard Urban Area will (i) Osmania University be identified by the administrative units that it (j) Lalaguda encompasses namely the city, the town, the village, (k) Kukatpal1e the boundaries of the Standard Urban Area will be (l) Moosapet the administrative boundaries of the peripheral units. (m) Bowenpalle In demarcating the Urban Area the (n) Zamistanpur Stand~rd following criteria are followed: The Standard Urban Area (S.U.A.) (i) The core town should have a minimum popula The concept of the Standard Urban Area has been tion of 50,000 evolved for the first time at the 1971 Census to give out a more meaningful picture of the urban growth. (ii) The contiguous areas should be made up of The town-group concept adopted at the 1961 Census other urban as well as rural administrative units having close and mutual socio-economic did not effectively tackle the problems involved in links with the core town and reporting urban statistics apart from lacking a uni form application throughout the country. It also did (iii) The entire area included in the Standard not bring out a spatially contiguous territory af Urban Area is iikely to be urbanised in a span urban-rural settlements but merely bound up of two to three decades. loosely clustered population popularly known as the satellite towns or the constituent units whose juris In Eas t Godavari district, Kakinada and Rajah dictions were subjected to frequent changes and thus mundry towas with their surrouuding Villages are lacked in stability. The intervening rural areas were treated as Standard Ujban Areas. Details about Stan· also left out of the account. Consequently the dard Urban Areas are given in Table A-Vat pages 175 "conclusions drawn became not only invalid "over to 185 of Part II-A, General PopUlation Tables of a time but also }t>st spatial comparability with similar Andhra Pradesh and may be referred to. PART-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY SECTION I - Village Directory SECTION II - Town Directory ./ SECTION I VILLAGE DIRECTORY The main purpose of the Village Directory village such as the educa tional, medical, electricity, is to indicate the available importan t facilities like drinking water, communications and postal facilities. educational, medical, drinking water supply, com munications and electric supply in each village. The educational facilities are shown by the follow- The collection and presentation of such data was ing symbols under column 4. first attempted at the 1961 Census and the different P Primary or Elemen tary School facilities available were shown by abbreviated letters M Middle School under five columns along with the Primary Census H High School or Higher Secondary School Abstract. But at the 1971 Census it was decided to C College presen t such particulars in grea ter detail in the T Technical Institution . Village Directory and to give the Primary Census Abstract separately. Besides presenting the data on If there are more institu tions than one of a type basic amenities like educational, medical, electricity, in the vilIage, the number of institutions precedes drinking water supply, communications, posts and the abbreviations e.g., 3P, 2M, 3H etc. telegraphs, the particulars about the staple food commonly used by the majority of the people, land Medical and Public Health facilities .existing in utilisation, the name and distance of the nearest the village are shown by the following symbols under town, the market/shandy days, places of historical or column 5. religious or archaeological or tourist importance, if H : Hospital any, of the villages have also been collected and D : Dispensary presented in the Village Directory. The villagewise Mcw : Maternity and Child Welfare Centre Fpc : Family PI nning Centre Primary Census Abstract is presented separately in Phc : Primary Health Centre in Part B of tltis volume. If the village is electrified then it is indicated by In the Village Directory. the revenue village is the letter E under column 6. taken as the lowest unit for presentation of data. The villages are arranged in the ascending order of . The types of drinking water supply sources avail- Location Code Numbers assigned to the villages. able within the village are indicated as below: Unlike the Town Directory, the Village Directory T : Tap contains only one statement. An Alphabetical List W : Well of Villages with the Location Code Numbers against Tk : Tank them is given at the beginning of the Village Direc Tw : Tube Well tory and Primary Census Abstract of each taluk. R : River This facilitates the reader to select the required village C : Canal from the Alphabetical List and after knowing its location code number to obtain the necessary If there are any otber sourCes of drinking water particulars from the Village Directory. The Village other than the above, then such sources have been Directory is broadly divided into four broad sections spelt out. viz.• location particulars, basic amenities like edu If the village is served by one or more of the cation, medical etc., land utili sa tion and distance following meansof communications within a distance from urban area and the importance of the village of one mile from the village, then the communicdtion as a religious or, tourist centre. facilities of the village under column 8 have been indicated as below: Columns 1 to 3 deal with the location code number, name and the total area of the village. The PR : Pucca Road KR : Katcha Road area given under column 3 is as per the da ta furnished T : Train by the Tahsildar and the State Survey Department. R : River Columns 4 to 9 give the basic amenities available in the C : Canal 6 The postal facilities, if any, existing in the (ii) Current faTlows: village are indicated under column 9 by the follow This class comprises cropped ing symbols: areas which are kept fallow during the current year. If PO : Post Office any setdling area is not TO : Telegraph Office cropped agaiJI in the same PTO : Post & Telegraph Office year, it is also treated as cur Phone : Telephone rent fallow. If a village does not have any of the above faci (iii) Other fallows: lities then " ... " is indicated against such village This includes all lands which under relevant column. were taken up for cultivation but are temporarily out of The staple food of the majority of the popula CUltivation £Or a period of tion of the village during the major portion of the not less than one year and not year is indicated under column 10 as given below. If more than five years. The there is variety of grains mainly used in a village reasons for keepina such then they have been indicated accordingly. lands fallow may be either Ri : Rice due to poverty of the cultiva· W Wheat tOrS or inadequate supply of water or malarial climate or J Jowar silting of canals or rivers or B Bajra unremunerated nature of far Ra Ragi ming etc. M Maize 3, Culturable waste This includes the land under Mi Millets (Korra, Arika, Va riga) (Column 14) the failowine three categories. Columns 11 to IS relate to the land utilisation (i) Miscel(aneous tree crops, statistics. Under column 11 the extent of the forest Groves not included in the area area is given. Under columns 12 and 13 the extent sown. of the cultivated area in the village is given. The Under this class is included extent of area irrigated together with area irrigated all cultivable land which is under different irrigational sources such as canals, not included under net area tanks, wells, tube wells etc., are given, wherever sown but is PUt to some available under column 12 while under column 13 the agricultural use. Lands under extent of land unirrigated is given. Column 14 gives casuarina trees, thatChing the extent of culti vable waste. The area not available grass, bamboo bushes and for cultivation such as village site, rivers, canals, other groves for fuel etc., tanks, wells etc, is given under column IS. which are not included under "Orchards" are cla:-.sed under The various types of land use given under each this category. of the columns lIto 15 are listed out and the con cepts explained below. (ii) Culturable waste: This includes lands available 1. Forests (Column 11) These include all actually forested for cultivation but not taken areas and the lands classed or up for cultivation or aban administered as forests under any doned after a few yearS for legal enactment dealing with one reason or other. Such forests whether State owned or lands may be either fallow private. Ifany portion of such or covered with shrubs and land is not actually wooded but jungles which are not put to put to some agricultural use, that any use. They may be asses portion is included under the sed or not assessed and may appropriate heading of cultivated lie in isolated blocks or with or uncultJvated land. in cultivated holdings. Land once cultivated but not culti. 2. Cultivated area with This includes tbe land under vated for five years in Succes. break up irrigated the following three categories. sion is also included in this and unirrigated category. (Columns 12 and 13) (i) Net Area sown: (iii) Permanent pastures and other The net area sown represents grazing lands: the area sown to crops coun. These cover all grazing lands ting areas SOwn more than whether they are permanent o'nce in the Same year, only pastures and meadows or once. not. Village common Ilnd 7 grazing lands within forest have no A&ency areas. There are, in al11,513 villages areas are included under this in this district at 1971 Census. Among these, 1,344 hejld. villages are inhabited and 169 villages are uninhabi 4. Area not available f.OlS Includes the land under ted. Thirteen villages of the total inhabited for cultivation the following two categories. villages are partly included in different urban areas (Column 15) of the district. The Agency tract comprises 676 villa '(i) Barren and uncultivable land; ges ( 536 inhabited and 140 uninhabited), while the This covers all barren and remaining 837 villages (808 inhabited and 29 uninhabi uncultivable land like moun tains, etc., i e., which cannot ted) constitute the rural portion of the plains. Natu be brought under cultivation rally, a larger number of th.: uninhabited villages are unle~s at a high cost whether in the Agency tract. such land is in isolated blocks or within cultivated holdings. 663 villages or 49.4 % of the tota I inhabited villa ges have a popula tion of less than 1,000 persons each. (ii) Land put to non-agricultural 'uses; Half of these villages or about 27% of the total All lands occupied by build· inhabited villages are very small vi lIages, with a ings, roads and railways or popUlation of less than 200 persons each. These tiny under waters, e ¥., rivers and villages evidently are concentrated in the A&ency canals and other lands put to taluks of kampachodavaram and Yellavaram. 225 uses other than ajiricultural. villages or about (16.7%) of the total inhabited villa Under column 16 the distance of the village ges belong to the population size of 1,000-1,999 per from the nearest town in Kms. is given. The days sons each while 327 villages or about 24.3% of the on which weekly market/ ~hal}dies, if any, held in the total inhabited villages fall under the population village are given under column 17. If the village has range of 2,000-4,999 persons each. There are 114 or any hiStorical/religious/archaeological and tourist im· about 8.5% of the total inhabited villages with a portance, it has been indicated under column 18. popUlation of 5,000-9,999 persons each while there are only 15 villages with a population of 10,000 or All the above particulars are based on the data more each. Excepting the two Agency taluts of obtained from the Tahsildars and local bodies concer Rampachodavaram and Yellavaram a large number ned and also from the concerned departments like of villages in all the other taluks lie in the popUlation Postal, Medical, Education, Electricity etc. range of 1.000-4,999 persons each. The number of villages with a popUlation of 5,000 persons or more INHABITED AND UNINHABITED VILLAGES each lie in the deltaic taluks. About one-sixth of East Godavari district comprises of Agency tract these large villages in the State are found in this and plains. Rampachodavaram and Yellavaram are dis tricL the two Agency taluks, while the remaining 12 taluks viz, Kakinada, Amalapuram, Mummidivaram,Razole, Kothapeta, Alamur, Ramachandrapuram, Rajahmun The distribution of villages by size class of dry, Peddapuram, Prathipadu, Tuni and Pithapuram popUlation and by taluks is given below: STATEMENT 1 TALUKWISE DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY SIZE OF POPULATION Number of villages by Population size Name of r------A------_-~ the Taluk Total Less than 200- 500- 1,003- 2,000- 5,000- 10,000 inhabited 200 499 999 1.999 4,999 9,999 and above villages (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) Kakinada 101 1 15 27 46 9 3 Amalapuram 69 1 2 23 29 13 1 Mummidivaram 1ST 36 2 6 16 11 1 Razole 54 3 I3 25 12 1 Kothapeta 54 2 4 10 24 13 1 Alamur 1ST 42 1 2 11 19 8 1 Ramachandrapuram 72 3 4 25 24 14 2 Rajahmundry . 80 2 3 7 16 37 12 3 Rampachodavaram 1ST 198 105 69 14 8 2 Yellavaram 1ST 338 218 88 23 4 4 1 Peddapuram 85 1 2 5 34 38 5 Prathipadu 120 35 22 14 23 20 5 1 Tuni 1ST 49 1 2 7 14 21 4 Pithapuram 1ST 46 1 1 3 11 22 7 1 Total.. 1.344 363 195 105 225 327 114 15 8 Regarding the area-wise distribution of villages the villages in all the taluks except the two Agency it will be seen from the table below that 91 or 6.0% taluks lie in the area range of 501-2,000 acres while of the total villages including the uninhabited village_; Kakinada and Rajahmundry taluks have a higher in the district have an area of less than 200 acres proportion of villages with a larger area i. e., m'ore each; 167 villages or about 11.0% of total villages than 2,000 acres each. Tn fact more than half of the have an area of 201~500 acres each; 229 villages or villages in Rajahmundry taluk have an area between about 15.1% of the total villages have an area of 501- 2,000 and 5,000 acres each. The area figures of a very 1,000 acres each; 258 villages or about 17.1 % and 223 large number of areas in the two Agency taluks of or about 14.7% of the total villages in the district Rampachodavaram and Ydlavaram are not available yet as Survey and Settlement Operations in these belong to an area range of 1,001.2,000 acres each and Agency tracts are s till not completed. The taluk wise 2,001.5,000 acres each respectively. Only 25 villages dirtribution of villages by size class of area in acres have an area of more than 5,000 acres each. Most of is given below: STATEMENT 2 TALUKWISE DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY SIZE CLASS OF GEOGRAPHICAL AREA No. of Villages by area in acres Name of ,------~------A--______.. the Taluk Total 50 or 51-100 101-200 201- 501- 1.001- 2.001- 5.000 Unspecified No. of leIS 50Q 10000 2.000 5.000 and above Villages (1) ;(2) (3) (4) (5) (6) n> (8) (9) (10) (ll) Kakinada 105 1 13 25 37 28 1 Amalapuram 70 10 21\ 21 10 3 Mummidivaram 1ST 36 3 7 9 12 5 Razole 54 7 13 20 12 1 Kothapeta 54 2 2 4 13 19 13 Alamur 1ST 42 8 12 10 10 2 Ramachandrapuram 7Z 4 7 25 21 15 Rajahmundry 83 1 5 3 25 43 5 1 Rampachodavaram 1ST 201 4 7 4 3 182 Yellavaram 1ST 475 8 13 47 37 27 12 331 Peddapuram 87 7 6 11 18 12 14 16 3 Prathipadu 133 11 5 18 34 25 18 . 19 1 2 Tuni 1ST 52 2 8 20 16 4 2 Pithapuram 1ST 49 5 16 13 14 I Total 1.513 21 20 50 167 229 258 223 25 520 EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES Out of the total 1,344 inhabited villages in the Education which has come to be viewed now as district. primary schools exist in 867 villages or a potent means of development, has a role, which about 60% of the total inhabi ted villages. 477 villages needs no emphasis, in the gradual evolution of an constituting 35.5% of the total inhabited villages do enlightened community. It is, therefore. one of the not have the minimum educational facilities. 133 basic facili ties that has to be provided to the people. villages or about 9.8% of the total inhabited villages An idea of the extent and the level to which it has have middle or upper primary schools while 88 villa been provided in the rural areas of the district can ges or 0.5% of the total inhabited villages have high be had from the table given below. The villages are or higher secondary schools. Four colleges are also classified by the distance to the nearest town wi th reported in the rural areas of this district and one each which the villages have established commercial, social and other links. is located in the rural parts of Amalapuram and Rajahmundry taluks and the ramaining two in Kotha STATEMENT 3 peta taluk. A unique feature of this district is EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES tha t the rural areas of all the taluks incl uding the two Agency taluks have reported certain oriental Total No. of villages having No. of r------A----.___ " schools mainly engaged in Sanskrit 'Adhyayanam' or Distance inha- High or 'Manthra Pathanam' and in all, there are 44 villages from nearest bited Pri- Middle Higher Col- spread over all tbe taluks baving these orieutdl town villa- mary Schools Secon- leges Others (In Kms.) ges Schools dary schools. Schools (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 5 or less 80 74 7 13 2 MEDICAL FACILITIES 6-1C 157 151 28 12 6 11-15 146 137 30 16 10 Expansion of the medical facilities particularly 16-25 217 202 36 28 2 12 in the rural areas has been emphasised from time to 26-50 231 175 27 15 1 S time in the development plans. An idea on the extent 51-100 117 80 5 1 2 Unspecified 396 48 3 4 of the availability of these facilities in the rural parts Total 1.344 867 133 88 4 44 ef the district can be had from the following table. STATEMENT 4 It may be noticed that a higher proportion of NUMBER OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS villages near about the UI ban areas are electrified. No. of Medical Institutions No. of medical Ou t of 1,513 villages in this dis trict only 574 villages Name of the _---A------, institutions per ~onstitu ting 37.9% are electrified. This proportion Taluk Hospitals Dispen- Others tOO Sq. Kms. of sanes Rural Area \\ould be higher if Agency villages Which are nearly (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) 45% of total number of villages in the district of Kakinada 6 3 0·09 which nearly 1% are only electrified are not consi Amalapuram 2 2 o 09 dered. The proportion of electrified villages in the 5 1 1·68 Mummidivaram plains of the district is 67.3%. The talukwise break up 1ST Ruole 4 2 1·50 of these 574 electrified villages and the percentage of Kothapeta 4 2 2·35 . villages electrified to the total number of villages in AlamurIST 2 I 1·38 each tnluk are given in the table below: Ramachandra- 7 3 2·36 puram Rajahmundry 4 3 o· 86 STATEMENT 6 Rampachoda- 2 0·01 varam 1ST DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIFIED VILLAGES BY T ALUKS Yellavaram 1ST 2 1 0·01 4 2 0·65 Percentage of Peddapuram Name of the Prathipadu 4 2 1·03 Total No. No. of electrified 0·64 Taluk of Villages Electrified villages to Tuni 1ST 1 2 Villages total number Pithapuram 1ST 2 2 1·17 of villages Total 7 47 28 0·77 (1) (2) (3) (4) There are 82 medical ins titutions of vario us types Kakinada 105 80 76·2 in tbe rural parts of the district. These institutions in Amaiapuram 70 55 78·6 clude 7 Hospitals distributed over 7 taluks i.e., all the Mummidivaram 1ST 36 22 61.t taluks except Kakinada Mummidivaram, Ramachan. Razole 54 40 7401 Kothapeta 54 drapuram, Peddapuram, Prathipadu, Tuni and Pitha 50 92·6 Alamur 1ST 42 41 97·6 puram; 47 Dispensaries spread over all the taluh Ramachandrapuram 72 72 100·0 except Rampachodavaram Indipendent Sl!b-Taluk and Rajahmundry 83 80 96·4 28 other medical institutions such as Pnmary Health Rampachodavaram 1ST. 201 7 3·5 Centres, Family Planning Centres and Maternity and Yellavaram 1ST 475 4 0·8 Child Welfare Centres. The rural parts of Kakinada, Peddapuram 87 37 42·5 Prathipadu 133 25 Ramachandrapuram and Rajahmundry taluks have 18·8 Tuni 1ST 52 25 48·1 more medical facilities compared to other taluks in Pithapuram 1ST 49 36 the district while Tuni lnd Sub-Taluk has less 7J. 5 Total 1,513 574 medical facilities. On an average there is not even one 37·9 medical institution for every 100 Sq. Kms. of rural area in the district. All the villages in Ramachandrapuram taluk viz., 72 are electrified. Alamur, Rajahmundry and Kotha ELECTRIFICATION peta corne next in order with 97.6%, 96.4% and 92.6% The number of villages including the uninhabi of the total villages in the respective taluks being elec ted where power supply is available is given in the trified. The proportion of villages electrified in the table below. The villages are classified by their dis two Agency taluks viz., Rampachodavaram and Yella tance to the nearest town so as to have an idea as varam is very insignificant while the corresponding to how far the rural areas remote from urban cen tres are provided wi th electricity. proportions in Prathipadu, Peddapuram, and Tuni Ind. Sub-taluk are comparatively low. However, STATEMENT 5 supply of electric power in the rural part of this dis NUMBER OF VILLAGES HAVING ELECTRICITY trict is relatively better compared to other districts Distance from the Total No. of No. of villages nearest town Inha bited and with Elect ric in the Sta teo (In Kms.) Uninhabited Power supply Villages (1 ) (2) (3) COMMUNICATION FACILITIES 5 Or less 84 63 505 villages or 33.4% of the total villages including 6-10 159 130 11-15 146 110 uninhabited are connected by pucca roads While 397 16-25 222 166 villages or 26.2% villages are connected by Katcha 26-50 244 94 51-100 117 9 roads only. Rail transport facilities are also available UnspeCified 541 2 in 6 villages. 611 villages out of 1,513 villages in the Total 1,513 574 district do not have the road transport facility. 10 A table showing the distribution of villages by type of transport facility available is given below. STATEMBNT 7 CoMMUNICAnON FACILITIES No. of villages connected by --.A Distance from r------~ tbe nearest Total Pucca Katcha town No. of Pucca Katcha Road and Road and Others (In Kms.) village' Road Road Train Train (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 5 or less 84 50 29 5 6-10 159 120 32 3 7 11-15 146 95 44 7 16-25 222 126 85 3 11 26-50 244 81 148 15 51-100 117 31 59 27 Unspecified 541 2 539 Total 1,513 505 397 6 611 POSTAL FACILITIES Among the 1,344 inhabi ted villages in this district The following statement indicates the total num 581 villaj;es have post offices, 24 villages have tele ber of villages having Post Offices, Telegraph Offices graph facility and 5 villages have telephones in the and Telephone facilities available in the rural parts rural areas of the district. For every 100 Sq.Kms. of each taluk in the district. rural area in the district there are about 5 pos t offi STATEMENT 8 ces. The proportion of villages having post offices is POSTAL AND TELEGRAPHIC FACILITIES higher in Kothapeta, Ramachandrapuram, Alamur, No. of villages having Amalapuram, Razole, Pithapuram, Mummidivaram, r-----A-----~ No. of Others Post Prathipadu, Kakinada, Tuni, Rajahmundry and Ped r---.A,---..... Offices dapuram taluks while it is low in Rampachodavaram Name of Inhabi- Post Tele- Post and Tele- per tho Taluk ted Offices graph Tele- phones 100 Sq. and Yellavaram Ind. Sub-Taluks due 10 the agency Villages Offices graph Kms. Offices tracts. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Kakinada 101 71 .... 7·4 Amalapuram 69 55 10·1 STAPLE FOOD Mummidivaram 36 27 1 7·5 1ST The main staple food of the people in the rural Razole 54 46 4 3 10·1 Kothapeta 54 42 4 14·0 areas in this district is rice. However, smaJl millets Alamur 1ST 42 33 4 11·3 li.k:e Ragi, Bajra are also being used as staple food Ramachandra- n 54 4 12·7 puram in some parts of the district. Rajahmundry 80 57 2 6·1 Rampachoda- 198 20 1 1·1 varam 1ST Yellavaram 1ST 338 17 0·8 CULTIVATllD LAND Peddapurarn 85 51 5·5 Prathipadu 120 44 3 "i 7·5 A statement showing the average cultivated land Tuni 1ST 49 32 6·8 and the average cultivable waste per village classified Pithapuram 1ST 46 32 9·3 Total 1,344 581 24 5 5·4 by distance to the nearest town is given below: 11 STATEMENT 9 STATEMENT SHOWING AVERAGE CULTIVATED LAND PER VILLAGE Percen tale 0 f Total Total Average cult i- Total Average culti· average cultivable No. of cultivated vated land per cultivable vable waste per waste per village Diatallce from the villages land (Acres) village waste (Acres) village to average culti- aeatest Town (Acres) (Acres) vated land {Ill Kms.} pervillaae (5) (6) (7) (1) (2) (3) (4) 84,660 1,008 8,373 100 9·9 5 or le.s 84 159 180,293 1,134 15,tm 100 8·a 6-10 157,798 18,909 129 11.9 11-15 146 LOSl 222 278,597 1,255 42,025 189 15·0 1~25 208 225,163 1,083 55,846 268 24·7 26-50 27,565 835 68·S 51-100 33 40,009 1,212 Unspecified 122 2,307 16 10112 8 50·0 Total 974 968,827 995 169,667 174 17·5 On an average the area under cultivation in each land, which could be brought under the plough village is 995 acres while the extent of cultivable perhaps, with some efforts. The talukwise details are waste is 174 acres. The averag.: cultivable wa~te for also given below to have a comparative picture of . each village is equivalent to 17.5S~ of the cultival(d differen t taluks in the district • ST A TEMENT 10 STATEMENT SHOWING AVERAGE CULTIVATED LAND AND CULI'IVABLE! WASTE BY TALUKS Percentage of Total Total Average culti- Total Average cult i- average cultivable Name of the Taluk No. of cultivated vated land per cultivable vable waste per waste per village villages land (Acres) village waste (Acres) village to average culti- (Acres) (Acres) vat~d land per villa&e (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Kakinada 104 114,500 1.101 11,649 112 10·1 Amalapuram 69 76,812 J ,113 2,788 40 3·6 Mummidivaram 1ST 36 69.755 1,938 6,815 191 9·8 Razole 53 71.987 1,358 4,199 79 5·8 Kothapeta 54 65,776 1,218 1,917 35 2·8 Alamur 1ST 42 45,253 1,077 6,452 154 14·3 Ramachandrapuram 72 80,673 1.120 5,323 74 6·6 Rajahmundry 82 142.527 1,738 33,923 414 23·8 Rampachodavaram 1ST . 19 8,440 444 1,013 53 11·9 Ydlavaram 1ST 128 37,283 291 25,786 201 69·1 Peddapuram 87 59,852 688 32,305 371 53·9 Prathipadu 130 62,331 479 21,902 168 35·0 Tuni 1ST 49 75,812 1,547 2,924 60 3·8 Pithapuram IS T • 49 57,826 1,180 12,601 257 21·7 Total 974 968,827 995 169,667 174 17·5 N.B.-539 Villages (one village each of Kakinada,' Amalapuram, Razole, Rajahmundry, 3 viIlages each of Prathipadu and Tuni and 182 villages of Rampachodavaram and 347 villages of Yellavaram 1 aluks) for which land utilisation particulars are not available are not considered in arriving at.. the average figures in colmns. 4 and 6 for calculating percentage in colmn 7. The average cultiva ted land per v illoge is more vated land in each village is higher in Peddapuram in Mummidivaramlnd. Sub-Taluk while it is relatively and Yellavaram taluks indicating the necessity for less in Rampachodavaram Ind. Sub-Taluk and Yella programming to reclaim the large cultivable waste varam Ind. Sub-Taluk which have Agency tracts. The land in these two taluko. proportion of average cultivable waste to the culti- 12 The several particulars furflished in the Village (iii) Electricity is available in 37.9% of the total villages in the district Directory reveal that: (iv) Pucca road communication facility is availa ble in about 33% of the lotal villages and (i) Minimum educational facilities are not available in 35.5% of the inhabited villages (v) An extent equivalen t to about 17.5% of the cultivated land is left uncultivated in each in the district village Indicating thereby that further development (ii) There is not Iwen one medical institution for in these fields is necessary in the rural parts every 100 Sq. Kms. of rural area of the East Godavari District. KAKINADA TALUK ANDHRA PRADESH KAKINADA TALUK PITHAPURAM EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT IND. SUB. TALUK HfL£5 1 q of. ~'~~I~~~~'==~~' ! I~ K'LOKETIIU PEDDAPURAM TALUK SAY OF BEN C; A L TALUK _.- State 80undary TaJUK Bound..." _ ...... - VIII .., lou".,I')" Wi~h LqcatlQn C04. @ Tal!,lk H•• 4t1q.nlllr, e r.w •• _ yr~~n~~.' ~O~I~qA ~me, ~f ~II ~~~fI VIII~JS~ ::~~;~~;S~:~lon ~ ~I~r Bt~lci ~~" ' ~~"'''I!Ifl1 ... r. ~ ~e,,~~~~ ~~Iy"r~ tv1UMh4I~IV""AM II ~1JPboll' fleer~~,p~IOQ of Yllla¥~~: S,OCO and ~bo.,e Pet1ol'l$ IND, ~UII- TAI-UI< I., l,allO to 4.9~i Pe;rtClOS J40t". l. C. 1!11!. 11 f~11I 11I1'i~~~!!!~!" Ii· 1itlI· a~.11.1~,11a.~ H ~~.r~f~r.~~ ~~ ~v.~~ I. §!oo.I~f!I'_ •I'! PO l'@ ~ j)8iC! f'f"~r~ ~ce ~~.of~~! ,,\t ttc?~Sit. l~¥,U"u' Bun.'!:kI .. Talllk *!Pit~'f' !:III~~~t~ ~:;;~;t~n~~I~:~~~:::;::' 8:y~1 ~t~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KAKINADA TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village LDcation Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 45 Karakuduru 105 . Polekurru 89 Andrangi 56 Puttakonda 44 Aratlakatta 39 Karapa 13 73 Aryavattam 97 Kolanka P. Vemavaram 46 A tchutapura traya m 75 Kongodu 10 Koppavaram 52 Rajupalem 83 Bandanapudi 40 Koripalle 22 Ramanayyapeta 3 Bhimavaram 28 Kovvada 43 Repur 7 Boyanapudi 42 Kovvur 58 Kumarapriyam 61 Sahapuram 91 Cheduvade 66 Kurada 82 Salapaka 29 Chidiga 95 Kuyyeru 2 Samalkot 67 China Mamidada 62 Sampara 55 Chintapalle (02 Latchipalem 25 Sarpavaram 36 Chollangi 92 Seela 78 Chollangipeta 26 Madhavapatnam 69 Siripuram 80 Coringa 106 Mallavaram 103 Sunkarapalem 8 Mamilladoddi 24 Suryaraopeta 59 Domada 81 Manjeru 94 Duggudurru 84 Mathukumilli 19 Tammavararn 51 Gandredu R8 Tanurnalle 34 Nadakuduru 27 Ganganapalle 85 Tarlampudi 14 Navara 70 G. Bhavaram 21 Thirnmapuram 104 Neelapalle 50 G. Mamidada 33 Turangi 48 G. Medapadu 18 Nemam 74 Gollapalem 12 Unduru Pyna 76 Gorripudi 53 101 Uppongala PaJlipalem 35 Gurajanapalle 100 96 Uppurnilli 77 G. Vernavararn 11 Panasapadu 16 Pandrevada 99 Injaram 17 Panduru 65 Vakada Jthapudi 23 Vakalapudi 90 79 Patavala 9 Valluru 38 Pathar lagadda 86 Jagannathagiri 68 15 Pavara Velangi 32 Jagannathapurarn 64 Vemulavada 4 Jaggammagaripeta 49 Peda Brahrnadevarn 47 Pedapudi 54 Vendra 60 Kaikavolu 57 Peddada 6 Venkatakrishnaraya puram 5 Vetlapalem . 93 Kajuluru 72 Peddapurappadu 30 Kakinada 37 Penuguduru 31 Kakinada Medaline 87 Penurnalle 71 Yendamuru 63 Kandregula 20 Penumarti 1 Kapavararn 98 Pillanka 41 Z. Bhavaram 13 14 VILLAGE Amenitiel EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Areain ----___AMENITIES-- ___ AVAILABLE - __A ______WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of Staple Code Village Sq. Miles 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and..... Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ~~------.---- Kapavaram 1·66 2P Tk KR Rice 2 Samalkot (Rural) . 5·03 Uninhabited E 3 Bhimavaram (Rural) 5·79 Uninhabited E 4 Jaggammagaripeta (Rural) 4·43 PR Rice 5 Vetlapalem 7·61 P,H D E W PR PO Rice 6 Venkatakrishnaraya- 2·34 2P Tk KR PO Rice puram 7 Boyanapudi 1·09 P Tk,W KR Rice 8 Mamilladoddi 1·32 P W KR Rice 9 Valluru 1·38 P W KR Rice 10 Koppavaram 0·73' P E W KR Rice 11 Panasapadu 2·56 3P E W KR PO Rice 12 Unduru 0·92 P E W KR PO Rice 13 P. Vemavaram 0·76 P E W KR PO Rice 14 Navara 1·60 P W KR PO Rice 15 Pavara 3·91 2P E W PR Rice 16 Pandrevada 0·64 P W PR Rice 17 Panduru 2·68 P Phc E W PR PO Rice 18 Nemam 2·57 P TW KR Rice 19 Tammavaram 2·10 P TW KR PO Rice 20 Penumarti 0·82 P E TW KR Rice 21 Thimmapuram 3·69 2P E TW PR PO Rice 22 Ramanayyapeta (Rural) . 3·86 2P E TW KR PO Rice 23 Vakalapudi 3·31 2P W KR PO Rice 24 Suryaraopeta (Rural) 3·54 2P E PR Rice 25 Sarpavaram 2.68 2P E W PR PO Rice 26 Madhavapatnam 1· 72 P E W KR PO Rice 27 Ganganap~lle 1·07 P E W KR PO Rice 28 Kovvada 0·61 P E W KR Rice 29 Chidiga 0·73 P E W PR PO Rice 30 Kakinada (Rural) 1·12 Uninhabited __ E 31 Kakinada Medaline • 6·57 Urban Area (Included in Kakinada Town! 32 Jagannathapuram (Rural) NA Uninhabited 33 Turangi (Rural) 2·65 H E Tk PR PO Rice 34 Nadakuduru 1·56 P E Tk PR PO Rice 35 Gurajanapalle 3·29 2P,M E W PR PO Rice 36 Chollangi 2·90 2P Tk,W PR Rice 37 Penuguduru 2·57 P E Tk PR PO Rice 38 Patharlagadda 0·72 E Tk PR Rice 39 Karapa 3·78 P,H Phc E PR PO Rice 40 Koripalle 0·85 P E W PR Rice 15 DDlI:CTOllY ad Laod use KAKINADA TALUK LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ,..--- .A. --"'"'\ Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest r-:------A -----:--:--"'"'\ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. IrrIgated UmrTlgated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (IS) (1) T.(676): C(676) IS 368 Samalkot 3 Ramalingeswara- swamy temple T.{1.679): C(1,479) 101 639 1.000 Wednesday 2 T.(2.298): C(2.29S) 2 250 10156 Samalkot 2 3 T.(1,344): C(1.344) 490 1,001 Samalkot 2 4 T.(3,404): C(3,404) 6 870 590 Samalkot4 5 T.(1,288): C(l,273),Tw(15) 8 2 200 Samalkot 4 6 T.(603): C(603) 13 82 Samalkot 6 7 T.(775): C(775) 70 Samalkot 4 8 T.(696): C(696) 9 50 128 Samalkot 4 9 T.(448): C(448) 1 18 Samalkot 6 10 T.(l, 175): C(I,175) 223 '240 Samalkot 7 11 T. (472): C(472) 4 13 100 Samalkot 3 12 T.(379): C(379) 41 66 Samalkot 4 13 T.(354): C(354) 486 50 134 Samalkot 5 14 T.O,985): C(l,985) 39 140 338 Samalkot 6 15 T.(293): C(293) 35 81 Samalkot 8 16 T.(l,285): C(I,28<) 70 360 Samalkot 9 17 T.(622): C(622) 300 100 345 Samalkot 12 18 T.(900): C(900) 166 556 Samalkot 10 19 T.(200): C(200) 46 73 206 Samalkot 9 20 T.(637): C(637) 1,034 93 598 Samalkot 6 21 T.(369): C(369) 714 677 710 Kakinada 4 22 T.(56): C(56) 879 282 901 Kakinada 4 23 T.(89): C(89) 433 744 1,000 Kakinada 3 24 T.(899): C(899) 389 1 426 Kakinada 8 25 T.(SI5): C(81S) 43 5 238 Kakinada 6 26 T (440): C(440) 167 4 74 Kakinada 4 T.(142): C(142) 27 30 168 50 Kakinada 3 28 T (305): C(305) 34 18 100 Ka1.inada J Friday T.(363): C(363) 29 100 254 Kakinada 3 30 Urban Area (Included in Kakinada Town) 31 Uninhabited 32 T.(S46): C(S46) 74 6 770 Kakinada 4 T (880): C(8S0) 33 18 tOO Kakinada 6 34 T.(850): C(850) 447 141 668 Kakinada 6 Wednesday 35 150 T.(147): C(147) 52 85 1,572 Kakinada 6 36 T.(853): C(S53) 6 19 767 Kakinada6 Thursday 37 T.(370): C(370) 5 15 71 Kakinada 8 38 T.O ,626); CO, 626) 66 2 725 Kakinada 8 39 T.(330): C(330) 34 12 168 Kakinada 8 40 16 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE A tion Name of in II!"" ...... Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Z. Bhavaram 1·64 P E W PR PO Rice 42 Kovvur 1·26 P W PR PO Rice 43 Repur 1·02 P E W PR PO Rice 44 Aratlakatta 3·88 2P E W PR PO Rice 45 Karakuduru 2·45 2P E W PR PO Rice 46 Atchutapuratrayam . 6·16 3P E W PR PO· Rice 47 Pedapudi 5·96 P, H D E W PR PO Rice 48 G. Medapadu 6·88 P E W PR PO Rice 49 Peda Brahmadevam 6.46 2P E W PR PO Rice " 50 G. Mamidada 3·03 3P, H D(L-F.D.) E W PR PO Rice 51 Gandredu 1·86 3P E W,C PR PO Rice 52 Rajupalem 0·86 P E W' PR PO Rice S3 Pyna 1·63 2P E T PR PO Rice 54 Vendra 2·22 2P E Tk,W KR PO Rice 55 Chintapalle 1·01 P E Tk,C KR PO Rice 56 Puttakonda 0·60 2P E W KR Rice 57 Peddada 2·33 P E Tk,W PR PO " Rice 58 Kumarapriyam 1·08 P E Tk,W KR PO Rice 59 Domada 2·32 P E W K~ Rice 60 Kaikavolu 1·43 P E W KR Rice 61 Sahapuram 2·71 2P E Tk.W KR PO Rice 62 Sampara 3·91 3P E Tk PR PO Rice PO Rice 63 Kandtegula 1·87 2P,M E W,Tk PR PO Rice 64 Vemulavada 2·96 2P E W PR PO Rice 65 Vakada 1·48 P E W KR KR PO Rice 66 Kurada 1·67 2P E W PR Rice 67 China Mamldada 0·67 P E W W PR PO Rice 68 Velangi ._ 1·75 P,H* D E KR Rice 69 Siripuram 1·13 P E W W KR Rice 70 G. Bhavaram • 1·67 P E 17 DIRECTORY aD4 Land use KAKINADA TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, _------.A------~ Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------.A------~ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. r Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(800): C(800) 60 94 96 Kakinada 8 41 T.(60l): C(601) 48 64 93 Kakinada 6 42 T.(345): C(345) 33 235 40 Kakinada 6 43 T.(2,07S): C(2,075) 33 237 138 Kakinada 8 44 T.(1,243): C(1,243) 23 4 298 Kakinada 10 Tuesday 45 T.(I ,914): C(I ,914) 502 800 726 Kakinada 8 46 T.(3,481): C(3,4S1) 8 3 322 Samalkot IS 47 T.(3, 101): C(3, 101) 67 472 763 Samalkot 10 48 T.(2,872): Tk(l ,OOO),C(1,872) 85 150 1,027 Samalkot 12 Saturday 49 T.(1,584): C(t.584) 26 4 325 Samalkot 16 50 T.O ,040): C(1 ,040) 12 4 134 Ramachandra- Thursday 51 puram 13 T.(380): C(380) 24 90 56 Ramachandra- 52 puram 11 T.(890): Q890) 18 135 Ramachandra- Thursday 53 puram 13 T(l,?7J): CeL27!) 25 124 Ramachalldra- Wednesday 54 puram [0 T.(544): C(544) 101 Ramachandra- Friday 55 puram 13 T.(3Z6): C(326) 3 10 45 Ramachandra- '6 puram 12 T.O ,322): C(1 ,322) 3 33 133 Ramachandra- Thursday 57 puram 16 T.(601): C(601) 3 7 80 Ramachandra- 58 pur am 16 T.(! ,321): C(l ,3~1) 3 160 Ramachandra- 59 puram 8 T.(817): Q817) 4 4 90 Ramach~ndra- 60 puram 8 T.(I,372): C(I.372) 8 233 121 Ramachandra- 61 puram 10 T.(2,303): C(2,303) 2 T 190 Ramachandra- Friday 62 puram 1.0 T·O ,020): C(I ,010) 8 4 164 Kakinada 8 Sunday 63 T.(1.589): C(b589) 26 75 204 Kakinada 9 64 T.(808): C(808) 3 2 134 Kakinada 9 65 T.(87S): Q875) 3 77 113 Kakinada 12 66 T.(314): C(314) 3 111 Kakinada 12 67 T.(889J: C(889) 4 227 Kakinada 12 68 T.(650): C(650) 73 Kakinada 14 69 T.(179): C(179) 400 489 Kakinada 14 70 18 VILLAGE' Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THB VILLAGE tion Name of in A Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical EI ectrici ty Drinking Commu- Post and "'" Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (S) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 71 Yendamuru 3·32 4P E W PR PO Rice 72 Peddapurappadu 3·45 P,H'" E W PR 'PO Rice 73 Aryavattam 1·92 2P E W PR PO Rice 74 Gollapalem 1·55 2P E W PR PO Rice 7S Kongodu 1·52 P W KR Rice 76 Gorripudi 3·66 P E W KR PO Rice 77 G. Vemavaram 3·44 P W KR Rice 78 Chollangipeta 0·46 P W PR PO Rice 79 Patavala 6'4{} 2P W,Tk KR PO Rice 80 Coringa 4·41 P E w PR PO Rice 81 Manjeru 2·25 2P E W KR PO Rice 82 Salapaka 3·00 3P W KR PO Rice 83 Bandanapudi 2·35 2P E W KR PO Rice 84 Mathukumilli 0·51 P W KR Rice 8S Tarlampudi 0·95 2P W KR Rice 86 Jagannathagiri 1·99 2P E W KR PO Rice 87 Penumalle 2·25 P E W KR PO Rice 81 Tanumalle 0·86 2P E W KR Rice 89 Andrangi 1·49 3P E W KR PO Rice 90 Ithapudi 0·65 3P E W KR PO Rice 91 Cheduvade 0·52 2P W KR Rice 92 Seela 3·66 3P E W KR PO Rice 93 Kajuluru 5·27 P E W KR PO Rice " ' 94 Duggudurru 3·28 4P Phc E W KR PO Rice 95 Kuyyeru 3·{)4 PO Rice 96 Uppumilli 0·81 2P E W KR Rice 97 Kolanka 4·78 P,B ... E W PR PO Rice 98 Pillanka 2.55 E C PR PO Rice 99 Injaram 1· 91 3P D E W,lk KR PO Rice 100 Pallipalem 4·49 2P E W,Tk KR PO Rice 101 UppongaJa 1·29 P E W,Tk KR PO Rice 102 Latchipalem 1·30 P W KR Rice 103 Sunkarapalem 0·92 3P W PR Rice 104 Neelapalle 0·23 3P E W PR PO Rice 105 Polekurru 6·73 P,H D E W PR PO Rice 106 Mallavaram P .. 0·40 E W PR PO Rice *H Orientai High Schools 19 DIRECTORY aM Land dse KAKINADA TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ,.. ___------.A ----.. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------.A------.. Cultura ble for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. rlrrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(1 ,811): C(I ,811) 20 20 273 Kakinada 12 71 T.(b924): C(I ,924) 4 101 179 Kakinada II 72 T.(9IS): C(918) 56 10 244 Kakinada 8 Tuesday 73 T.(548): C(548) 69 219 156 Kakinada 8 Friday 74 T.(665): C(665) 44 3 260 Kakinada 9 75 T.(1 ,355): C(1,355) 466 237 284 Kakinada 8 Tuesday 76 T.(355): C(355) 128 235 1,483 Kakinada 12 77 T.(8): C(8) 15 202 69 Kakinada 8 78 T.(2.532): C(2.532) 20 1,149 395 Kakinada 8 79 T.(1,152): C(1,152) 27 1,643 Kakinada 14 80 T.(1.176): C(I,17fi) 7 3.5 222 Kakinada II 81 T.(1,497): C(1,497) 52 145 226 Kakinada 10 82 T.(1,490): C(1,490) 10 2 2 Kakinada 10 83 T.(291): C(291) 1 34 Kakinada 11 84 T.(522): C(522) 16 80 Kakinada 10 85 T. (866): C(866) 1 107 300 Kakinada 15 Thursday 86 T.(1,269): C(1.269) 17 1 153 Kakinada 16 Saturday 87 T.(447): C(447) 17 16 70 Kakinada 16 88 T. (794): C(794) 14 56 89 Kakinada 17 89 T.(328): C(328) 7 4 77 Kakinada 16 Wednesday 90 T.(280): C(280) 1 4 48 Kakinada l~ 91 T.(1,907): C(1.907) 2 264 169 Kakinada 11 92 T.(2,841): C(2.841) 5 148 379 Ramachandra- 93 puram 19 T.(1,475): C(1.475) 5 240 379 Kakinada 14 Friday 94 T.(l,683): C(1.683) 4 80 179 Ramachandra- 95 puram 16 T.(403): C(403) 4 19 92 Kakinada 16 96 T.(2,529): C(2.529) 119 411 Ramachandra- 97 puram 19 T.(60): C(60) 217 50 1,305 Kakinada 22 98 T.(983): C(983) 21 218 Kakinada 19 Thursday 99 T.(1.918): C(I.918) 46 910 Kakinada 20 100 T.(672): C(672) 4 150 Kakinada 21 101 T.(712): C(712) 1 87 32 Kakinada 20 102 T.(418): C(418) 28 143 Kakinada 18 103 T.(130): C(130) 5 5 7 Kakinada 18 104 1.550 T.(2.5l8): C(2.518) 229 10 1,060 Kakinada 22 105 T.(200): C(2oo) 25 6 25 Kakinada 14 106 AM ALAPURAM TALUK ~ :;; 8"0_':;; ~ ~ < ~ ~. ~i < 1 j I I ~ <{ ll: ::J a. <{ c:: I Qz I <{ I ! u <{ ~ I I « c:: I a:: :J ::E ~ « r .J ~ 0( W , ...J ::.: ::J z ~ o ~ ~ N ...J z « ;: 0:: ~ ~ II 5 1: E Z I" u~ ~~o " :;i ;:.. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES AMALAPURAM TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 11 Ainavilli 26 Nadipudi 40 AllavaJam 61 Nagavaram 37 An;talapuram 25 Nallami11i 23 A. Vemavaram 30 Nandampudi 5 Nedunuru 33 Bandarulanka 67 Nimmakayala Kothapalle 44 Bendamurlan ka 59 Bhatnavilli 62 Bheemanapalle 27 Palagummi 39 Bodasakurru 6 Pasupalle 70 Pedagadavilli 71 Chinagadavilli 38 Peruru 9 Chintanalanka 21 Pothukurru 49 Devaguptam 51 Rellugadda 28 Gangalakurru 41 Godi 34 Sakurru 42 Godilanka 58 Samanasa 64 Gollavilli 46 Samanthakurru 48 Gopavaram 17 Sanapallelanka !i4 Gudala 69 Sannavilli 32 Gunnepal.1e Agraharam 12 Sirasavilll Sava.ram 14 Siripalle 36 Idarapalle 66 Surasaniyanam 55 Immidivarappadu 35 Indupalle 56 Tandavapalle 3 Irusumanda 53 Tadikonda 24 Janupalle 47 T. Challapalle 31 Thondavaram 18 K. Jagannathapuram 50 Thurpulanka 45 Komaragiripatnam 15 Tottaramudi 20 Kondukuduru 16 Kotipalle Bhaga 65 Uppalaguptam 19 Krapa 63 Kunavaram 1 Vakkalanka 29 Machavaram 57 Vanne Chintalapudi 7 Madupalle 10 Veeravallipalem 22 Magam 8 Veluvalapalle 43 Mogallamuru 13 Vilasa 4 Mosalapalle 60 Vilasavilli 2 Mukkamala 68 Munipalle 52 Yentrikona 21 22 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE .A. ,~ tion Name of in ...... Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 Vakkalanka 098 3P E W KR PO Rice 2 Mukkamala 0·57 2P E W,C PR PO Rice 3 lrusumanda 0·93 P E W,C PR PO Rice 4 Mosaiapalle 1·01 P E W,Tw PR PO Rice 5 Nedunuru 5·99 6P.H* E W,Tk KR PO Rice 6 Pasupalle 0·68 2P E Tk KR PO Rice 7 MadupaUe 2·49 3P E W,C KR Rice 8 Veluvalapalle 2)2 2P E W,C KR PO Rice 9 Chintanalanka 0·72 2P E W,C KR Rice 10 Veeravallipalcm 1·41 P,H* W PR PO Ri,J 11 AinaviIIi 3·95 2P,2M,H E W,C PR PO Rice 12 Sirasavilli Savaram 0·41 P W PR Rice 13 Vilasa 2·25 5P E W PR PO Rice 14 Siripalle 1·79 2P E W,C PR PO Rice 15 Tottaramudi 2·17 3P E W PR PO Rice 16 KotipaIIe Bhaga 0·48 Uninhabited 17 Sanapallelanka 3·25 7P E W,Tk KR PO Ri,J *H Oriental High Schools 23 DIRECTORY ad tucJ use AMALAPURAM TALUK LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. r- ----.A Nearest Day historical Loca~ Area not""' Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Porest - ____ --.A-----__ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. 'Irrigated - Unirrigat;d waste vation (In Krns.) Market ifany OJ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(300}: 0(300) 80 3 244 Amalapuram 18 1 T.(290). 0(290) 10 1 64 Arnalapuram 16 2 T.(346): 0(346) 200 35 14 Amalapuram 14 Mungalamma thir- 3 tham every March T.(210): 0(210) 400 35 Amalapuram 6 Friday 1) Jayantha thirtham 4 15 Jan. 2) Bhoges- wara Swamy festival 3) Chin- talamma festival T.(3.200): 0(3.200) 350 5 279 Amalapuram 19 Tuesday Sri Mutyalamma 5 Jatara for Telugu New Year Day T.(300): 0(300) 60 1 74 Amalapuram 21 6 T.(640): 0(640) 729 3 222 Amalapuram 14 Thursday 1) Sri Anjaneya 7 Swamy (Magha Suddha Ekadasi) 2) Mukteswara Swamy temple (Vaisakha Suddha Ekadasi) T.(720): 0(720) 497 2 138 Amalapuram 13 Sunday 1) Raja Raja Nara- 8 simha Swamy Vari Kalyanam in Jyeshtam 2) Vanamala Jatara Tel.New Year Day T.(63): 0(63) 229 169 Amalapuram 18 1) Sri Venkateswara '9 Swamivari theer- tham in Magha Ekadasi 2\ Satya- mma Jatara in May 458 443 Amalapuram 13 Saturday 1) Ranganayaki 10 Temple 2) Vana- malamma Jatara T.(700): 0(700) 1,502 20 306 Amalapuram 11 SlInday 1) Siddhivinayaka 11 temple 2) Veera Swamy 3) Viswe- swara Swamy 4) Mukteswara Swamy T.(250): 0(250) 7 5 Amalapuram 10 12 T.(1.020): 0(1.020) 220 4 196 Amalapuram 10 13 T.(780): 0(780) 200 6 160 Amalapuram 6 Saturday Lambaswara 14 Swamy (child- ren's festival) T.(l24): 0(124) 1,091 174 Amalapuram 10 Tuesday Margalamma the- 15 ertham in June Uninhabited 16 T.(400): 0(400) 1,000 2 678 Amalapuram 13 Venugopala 17 Swamy festival in Chaitram 24 VILLAGE '. Amenitiel EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area A:r,{"BNIfiBSYAVAILABLBWITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r .A.------_~_""" Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No, . water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (ill (10) 18 K. Jagannathapuram 1·06 2P,2M E W KR PO Rice 19 Krapa 1·61 4P E W KR PO Rice 20 Kondukuduru 0·86 2P,H W KR PO Rice 21 Pothukurru 1·31 P E Tk KR PO Rice 22 Magam 2·(;6 P,2M E W PR PO Rice 23 A. Vemavaram ].76 4P E Tk KR PO Rice 24 JanupaJle 0·64 2P E W PR PO Rice 25 Nallamilli 0·84 2P E W KR Rice 26 Nadipudi 0·79 P w,e KR Rice 27 Palagummi 0·81 P E w KR Rice 28 Gangalakurru 2·72 6P,M E w PR PO Rice 29 Machavaram Urban Area (Machavaram Town) 30 Nandampudi 0·80 P E W PR PO Rice 2S DIRECTORY ...... ose t\MlI~(uRAM TALUK LAtm USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, .A -"""" Nearest Day historical Loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code _____-A------__ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Forest r Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1 ) (11) (12) (13) 400 78 Amalapuram 11 Friday Veerabhadra 18 T.(200): 0(200) Swamy, Ravala mma, Subrhama nyeswara Swamy, Vinayaka temples T.(500): 0(500) 400 4 126 Amalapuram 19 Saturday Mahalakshamma 19 festival in Va i sakham, Gow reswara Swamy festival in Chai tram T.(IO): 0(10) 401 131 Amalapuram 16 1) Sri Ankalamma 20 vari theertham 2) Subrahmanye swam Swamy T.(610): 0(610) 181 46 Amalapuram 11 Wednes- Tallamma theer- 21 day tham in Pushyam (13th to 15th Jan.) T.(933): 0(933) 400 368 Amalapuram 10 Wednes- I) Mahalakshmi 22 day theertham 2) Sri Subrahmanyes wara Swamy festival 3) Sri Janardana Swa my, Malleswara Swamy, Sitarama Kalyanam T.(779): 0(779) 222 124 ' Amalapuram 3 1) Rajeswara 23 Swamy Kalya nam 2) Subrahma nyeswara Swamy festi val 3) Buru gulamma festival T.(212): 0(212) 116 4 78 Amalapursm 1 Janupallemma 24 thecrtham in May T.(421): 0(421} 42 :1 73 Amalapuram 1 1) Prabhala theer- 25 tham 2) Sattem ma Jatara T.(365): 0(365) 37 103 Amalapuram 3 I) Muthyalamma 26 Jatara (May June) 2) Satya narayana Swamy festival in Vaisakham T.(360): 0(360) 82 36 40 Amalapuram 6 Ravalamma 27 theertham T.(295): 0(295) 840 7 599 Amalapuram 10 1) Chennamalles- 28 wara Swamyl 2) Subrahmanyes wara Swamy 3) Ravalamma theertham Urban Area (Machavaram Town) 29 454 58 Amalapuram 10 1) Ramalinges- 30 wara Swamy 2) MadanagopaJa Swamy Kalya nam 3) Muthya lamma theer tham 26 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area . AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of In r------A------Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and""" Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) '(9) (10) -----_ -r---~-.-______ 31 Thondavaram 1· 37 4P E W KR PO Rice 32 Gunnepalle Agraharam 0·63 P,M E W KR PO Rice· 33 Bandarulanka 1·93 3P,H E W PR PO Rice 34 Sakurru 0·65 3P E W KR PO Rice 35 IndupaJle 2·29 3P E W,Tk PR PO Rice , 36 Idarapalle 0·63 2P E PR PO Rice 37 Amalapuram (Rural) 6·59 3P,2H H E w,e PR PO Rice 38 Peruru 5·36 P,H,C E T PR PO Rice 39 Bodasakurru 2· 30 6P E W PR PO Rice 40 Allavaram 4·[0 7P,2M,H D E W PR PO Rice 41 Gadi 1·84 5P E w,e PR PO Rice 42 Gadilanka 1·59 2P,2M Phc E W PR PO Rice 43 Mogallamuru 1·48 2P E W PR PO Rice 44 Bendamurlanka 1·93 5P D E W PR PO Rice 45 Komaragiripatnam 14·55 llP,H E W PR PO Rice • 27 DIRECTORY ... Lind Dse AMALAPURAM TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, _------A------~ Nearest Day historical Loca~ r Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code distance Weekly importance, No. Forest -_-----A------, Culturable for cuiti- 'Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (16) (17) (18) (1 ) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) 648 2 227 Amalapuram 10 1) Prabhala 31 Theertham 384 19 Amalapuram 10 1) Malleswara 32 Swamy 2) Patta- bhiramaswamy 3) Mulagalamma T .(356): 0(356) 870 8 Amalapuram 4 1) Murugulamma 33 Theertham 2) Veerabhadra Swamy festival 3) Vishnu Kalyanam 332 50 34 Amalapuram 8 1) Satyanarayana 34 Swamy 2) Vijaya- gopala Swamy 3) Somalamma temple T.(85): 0(85) 1,188 1 192 Amalapuram 5 1) Kesava Swamy 35 2) Rama 3) Som- eswara Swamy and Mamillamma temples T.(171): 0(171) 165 67 Amalapuram 1 1) Rama 2) Veera- 36 bhadra and Pole- ramma T.(2,652): 0(2,652) 650 366 550 Amalapuram 2 Sunday 1) Venkateswara 37 Swamy 2) Malleswara Swamy 3) Chen- nakesava Swamy 4) Subrahmanya Swamy 5) Chan- dramouleswara Swamy 6) Vis- weswara Subba- tamma temples T.(l,150): 0(1,150) 1,660 8 612 Amalapuram 6 Thursday & 1) Visweswara 38 Saturday and 2) Rama Swamy temples 3) Gramadevatala Jatara T.(40l): 0(401) 500 1 570 Amalapuram 6 1) Pallamma 39 2) Mahankalamma festival T.(I,635): 0(1.635) 950 9 30 Amalapuram 10 Monday 1) Malleswara 40 Swamy, Rama & Chintalamma T.(189): 0(189) 355 121 513 Amalapuram 13 1) Siva, Vishnu. 41 Rama and Ma- halakshamma T.(814): 0(814) 129 75 Amalapruam 11 1) Rama and 42 Gogulamma T.(608): 0(601) 150 189 Amalapuram 14 Thursday 43 T.(l,230): 0(1,230) 5 1,245 Amalapuram 19 Saturday 1) Mutyalamma 44 J atara 2) Palla- lamma Jatara T .(2,250): 0(2,250) 400 640 6,022 Amalapuram 19 Saturday 1) Kanaka 45 Maha Lakshrni 2) Rameswara Swamyand Lak- shmaneswara Swamy temples 28 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GOD A VARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE' tion Name of in ,...- ""- StapJe Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nications TeJegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) r (9) (10) J> 46 Sam~nthakurrll 2·09 P,2M Tk KR PO Rice 47 T. Challapallc 8·45 4P,M E Tk PR PO Rice 48 Gopavaram 2·43 3P Tk PR po. Rice 49 Devaguptam 4·94 7P,M,H E W,Tk KR PO Rice 50 Thurupulanka 1·55 P W,C KR Rice 51 Rellugadda 1·42 P W,Tk KR Rice 52 Yentrikona 1·15 P W PR Rice 53 Tadikonda 1·35 P W KR Rice 54 Gudala 2·30 2P E Tk PR PO Rice 55 Immidivarappadu 0·52 2P E W,C PR PO Rice 56 Tandavapalle 1· 11 P E W,C KR Rice 57 Vanne Chintalapudi 2·36 3P,H* E W PR PO Rice 58 Samanasa 1·88 M E w,e PR PO Rice 59 Bhatnavilli 2·09 3P,H E W PR PO Rice 60 Vilasavilli 1·13 2P E w,e PR PO Rice 61 Nagavaram }·03 3P w PR Rice 29 DIRECTORY ... Laud use AMALAPURAM TALUK 1-.. ND USE (Area und.:r diITerent types of land 'Jse in acres) Religious, ___-----~------A------...., Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion ______CultivJtedA ______Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for cuiti- distance Weekly importance, No. r Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation OnKms.) Market if any (J !) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) __.c- T(SIS): 0(815) LiO 125 2:18 AmaJapuram 18 1) Ramalingeswara 46 Swamy 2) Venu- gopalaswamy, 3) Mahishamma, 4) Durgamma, 5) Bhagirathamma T.(3,39:): 0(3.392) 95 9 1,9J2 Amalapuram 14 1) Maridamma 47 and Mahishamma Jatara T.(I, 121): 0(1,121) 37 97 30) Amalapuram 10 Thursday 1) Ramalinge- 4S swara Swamy 2) Ravulamma lathara T. (2.400): 0(2.400) 25 25 712 AmalaI u'am 13 Ftiday I) Temples of 49 Rama. Siva, Vishnu and Somalamma T(669): 0(669) 173 150 Amalapuram 19 1) Rama and 50 Muthyalamma T.(in): 0(792) 56 61 Amalapuram 10 1) Venugopala 51 Swamy and Rama 1.(409): 0(409) 228 6 93 Amalapuram 10 1) Vennalamma 52 Jatara Siva temple T.«()55): 0(655) 23 4 182 Amalapuram 12 I) Ramalinges- 53 wara Swamy 2) MuthyaIamma Jathara T.(1,165): 0(1.165) 1~0 4 183 Amalapuram 11 1) Vma Agasthes- 54 wara SwaO'y 2) Gramadevatha latara T (176): 0(176) 116 41 Amalapuram 10 1) Mushalamma 55 Temple T.(570): 0(570) 61 79 Amalapuram 10 2) Ubbalamma 56 Temple T.(l,200): O(l,~OO) 150 3 157 Amalapuram 8 1) Kodandarama 57 Swamy 2) Rama- lingeswara Swa- my 3) Muthyal- amma festival T.(41O): 0(410) 113 184 496 Amalapuram 14 1) Someswara 58 Swamy 2) Poler- amma latara T.(3S6): 0(356) 725 57 • 200 Amalapuram 4 1) Sakhales\\ ara 59 Swamy Kalya- nam 2) Vanumu- Iamma and Tal- Iamma Theer- tham T.(400): 0(4{J0) 123 :00 Amalapllram 1) Veereswara 60 Swamy, Rama, 2) Chowdeswari, Mukkullamma and Muthyal- amma Jataras T.(536): 0(536) 10 1 112 Amalapuram II 1) Sitaramalinges- 61 wara Swamy and MalJanna temples 30 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLEA---- WITHIN ___THE VILLAGE--' ______·,_ tion Name of in r- Stapte Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post, and """' Food No. water nications Tell\Sraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) . (9) (10) 62 Bheemanapalle 5·21 6P,H Phc E W PR PO Rice 63 Kunavaram 1·38 2P Tk,C PR PO Rice 64 Gollavilli 1·34 4P,H E W PR PO Rice 65 Uppalaguptam 7·39 6P E W PR PO Rice 66 Sutasaniyanam 5·47 P,2M C KR PO Rice 67 Nimmakayala Kothapalle 7·86 4P w,e KR PO Rice 68 Munipalle 0·91 p E W PR Rice 69 Sannavilli 0·99 M E w.e PR PO Rice 70 Pedagada villi 0·88 P E W PR PO Rice 71 Chinagadavilli 0·87 3P ... E W,C KR Rice 31 DIRECTORY aDd LaDd use AMALAPURAM TALUK LAND OSE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, _------.A. Nearest Day historical Loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,..------A------'""'I Culturable for cuIti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(2,812): 0(2,812) 90 21'1 412 Amalapuram 10 Thursday 1) Sivakalyanam 62 2) Maridamma Jatara ... T.(720): 0(720) 24 2 137 Amalapuram 10 1) Siva Kalyanam 63 T.(631): 0(631) 50 3 174 Amalapuram 14 1) Yellaramma 64 Jatara T.(3,900): 0(3,900) 70 500 260 Amalapuram 16 Monday 1) Sri Ramanava- 65 m i 2) Somalamma Jatara T.(1,080): 0(1,080) 1.800 151 470 Amalapuram 16 1) Rajeswara Swa- 66 my Kalyanam. 2) Gopalaswamy KalYanarn T.(l,756): 0(1,756) 196 2 3.076 Amalapuram 19 Wednesday 1) Gangadevi 67 Jatara T.(452): 0(452) 28 102 Amalapurarn 16 1) Malleswara 68 Swamy festival T.(410): 0(410) 113 84 27 Amalapuram 14 1) Temples of 69 Rama & Eswara 2) Muthyalamma Jatara T.(450): 0(450) 30 83 Amalapuram 16 1) Temple of 70 Seetaramaswa- my 2) Muthya lamma theertham T.(460): O(46() 29 68 Amalapuram 16 Friday 1) Mavulamma 71 Somalamma theertham • • MUMMIDIVARAM IND. SUB:: TALUK j ~ j ! .J 1 Ii. « f f 0 :; 0 ,: i ).. 2: " « a «,~ z - «3 «~ I ~ ALPHA:BETICAI;' LIST -OF 'VILLAGES'"" c~ MUMMIDIV:AR~M \IND.:' SUB-'TALUK' "':' 11:}711"-' 1971 ' - Locafio.n ' Name of Village 1 Location Name,of Vlllale!' ·c Code:.No. Code.. No. ,1 (1) (2) (1) I (2) 28 Ainapuram' 18 '. Kesanakurru 'I . 21 Anantbavaram 9 'Komaragiri . 5 Annampalle 19 1 Kothalanka 29 36 " Brahmasamedyam! ') ~ 1 24 ~ Lakshmivada \ 23 : Cheyyeru 20 ~ Mummidivaram ti I 35 Chirrayanam : .1 7 Muramolla: 32 _', Dontikurru 30 . 10 : ,I. Po)avaram I, 3 Tanelanka 17 ! Tillakuppa 4 Kamanapallc 16 ! 'f. Kothapalle ;__. 2 Kamhli, 33 Kandikuppam 25 . :Uppudi 34 ,Katrenikona " 1 K. Chintaiapudi ,C.l ,1, 12 j Yedurlanka,,;, :1 33 *H Oriental High Schools. 35 DIRECTORY and Land use MUMMIDIVARAM IND. SUB-TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,..- ..A ..,.. Nearest Day historical Loca~ Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------A------, Culturable for cuIti- distance Weekly importance, No. 'Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(278): C(Z78) 370 11 Amalapuram 13 1 2.752 Amalapuram 21 2 T.(407): C(407) 1.801 5 33 Amalapuram 33 Sunday 3 T.(500): C(500) 600 21 300 Amalapuram 18 Thursday 4 T.(378): C(378) 394 1 65 Amalapuram 20 5 T.(ZIS): C(ZIS) 150 50 39 Amalapuram 21 6 T (500): C(500) 441 173 Ama!apuram 21 Wednesday ... 7 T.(300): C(300) 610 229 Amalapuram 21 8 T.(i.400): C(l.400) 110 27 300 Awalapuram 23 9 T.(I.SOO): C(I.500) 230 63 300 Amalapuram 27 10 T.(1.400): C(1.400) 456 317 Amalapuram 26 11 T.(330): C(330) 100 24 500 Kakinada 29 12 T.(600): C(600) 8,000 5 400 Kakinada 34 Friday 13 T,(2.400): C(2.400) 210 400 561 Kakinada 36 14 T.(4,348): (C(4,348) 306 341 464 Amalapuram 29 Friday 15 ..... T.(2.400): C(2.400) 282 276 Amalapuram 29 Sunday 16 T.(1.400): C(l.400) 1I0 12 200 Amalapuram 27 17 T.(2.400): C(2,400) 1.805 7 1,004 Amalapuram 26 Thursday 18 & Tuesday T.(2,298): C(2,298) 925 4 5 Amalapuram 16 Sunday 19 T.(3,2oo): C(3,200) 925 68 1.900 Awalapuram 13 Monday 20 T.(1,450): C(I,450) 598 6 Amalapuram 6 Tuesday 21 T.(620): C(620) 238 134 108 Amalapuram 8 22 T.(2.601): C(2.60l) 250 86 327 Amalapuram 12 Thursday 23 T.(409): C(409) 41 9 40 Amalapuram 13 24 T.(610): C(610) 29 17 ll6 Amalapuram 17 2S T.(211): C(211) 20 18 20 Amalapuram 14 26 T.(403): C(403) 47 10 71 Amalapuram 13 27 T.O ,398): C(I. 3'18) 1.050 13 80 Amalapuram 18 Wednesday 28 T.(405): C(405) 70 93 40 Amalapuram 13 29 T.(782): C(782) 93 141 34 Amalapuram 23 30 T.(891): C(891) 86 111 Amalapuram 24 31 T.(I ,200): C(I,200) 200 30 23 Amalapuram 22 Thursday 32 2,000 T.(2.416): C(2.416) 2.034 7S 25 Amalapuram 27 33 T.(3,487): C(3.487) 1,028 2.519 Amalapuram 21· Saturday 34 371 2.226 no Amalapuram 38 35 1.000 1.891 1,000 Kakinada 45 36 - RAZOLE T ALUK o~ ~ O,,:::~ 8. ~~~ o~ ~ Jg: ~ ~ 8§ j ~ ,,- ..; ~ g: :'-5 g i!l "] tfj • g J' ~ ;Z ~ g ~, - Z ..E ~ ~ l~ ~ ~ >: !i • :'! .~ ! i ~ ~ d :;) • ~ ~ ~h ti j m ,,; _, • ~ § :; iii f ;; , Z .... ::E ;; ~ , r "~ 1l « • •Ii . . ;;; '"Ci 0: ~ i r ., ~ i1 ::> :.:: u j i i ~ s i ~ 0.. ::> .J ! 1; 1 Iii j ~a iii .i f l Q" ! « .J ~ ~ , ~ I .. ~ i ~ . .J « I I ~ g III 1 0 ~ ;;: ~ => i ii ./;"• ~ ~ ~ I _, c~ « l- ! 'g :i! I « 1 g .:;: 8 I 0 ..I 1971 1971 Lo..:ation Name of Village Location . Name of Village Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2) 28 Adurru 29 Magatapalle 48 Antarvedi 26 Makanapalem 49 Antanedipalem 42 Malikipuram 6 Appanaparthi 12 MamidikudliTU 44 Appanaramunilanka 3 Manepalle 38 Mattaparru 19 Bethamallipudisavaram 16 Mogalikuduru 8 Botlakurrudoddavaram 2 Mondepulanka 50 Mori 52B Chintalamori 33 Mulikipalle 23 Chintalapalle 13 Nagaram 17 Geddada 18 Palagummi JO Goganamatham 9 Pasarlapudi 35 Gudapalle 10 Pasarlapudilanka 39 GudimeHanka 5 Pedapatnam Gudimula Kandrika 47 7 Pedapatoamlanka 15 Podalada 25 Idarada 32 Ponnamanda 36 lrusumanda 43 RamarajuJanka 24 Kadali 46 Rameswaram 31 Katrenipadu 21 Razole 41 Kattimanda 53 Kesanapalle 45 Sakhinetipalle 51 Kesavada~upalem 52A Sankaraguptam 27 Komarada 22 Sivakodu 34 Kunavaram 20 Sompalle 14 Thatipaka 37 Lakkavaram 1 Lankalagannavaram 4 Vadrevupalle 11 Lutukurru 40 Visweswarayapuram 37 38 VILLAGE Amenitiel EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r------A------. Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Lankalagannavaram 1·47 3P E W,C PR PO Rice 2 Mondepuianka 0·95 3P.2H* W PR PO Rice 3 Manepalle 4-15 7P D E w,n PR 2PO Rice 4 Vadrevupalle 1·13 2P E W,Tk PR Rice 5 Pedapatnam 1·18 3P,2H E W,Tk PR PO Rice 6 Appanapuram 2·55 3P.H* D E W PR PO Rice 7 Pedapatnamlanka 2·'27 4P - W PR PO Rice 8 Botlakurrudoddavaram 0·75 2P E W PO Rice 9 PasarJapudi 3·03 3P,2M E W PR PO Rice 10 Pasarlapudilanka 1·58 2P E W PR PO Rice 11 Lutukurru 1·92 4PH* W . PR PO Rice 12 Mamidikuduru }.6O 4P E W PR PO,TO Rice 13 Nagararn 2 63 4P.M Phc E W PR PO • Rice 14 Thatipaka 1·57 2P,2M E W PR PO Rice 15 Podalada 1·57 2P E W PR PO Rice 16 Mogalikuduru 1·11 2P,H* E W,C PR 2PO,Phone Rice 17 Geddada 0·85 2P,H* W PR PO Rice 18 Palagurnmi 0·71 P E W PR PO Rice 19 Bcthamallipudisavaram 1·20 2P E W PR Rice 20 Sompalle 0·46 2P,H W PR Rice 21 Razole (Rural) 1·62 2H* H PO Rice 22 Sivakodu 5·22 4P E W PR PO Rice 23 ChintaJapalle 2·84 4P,H E W PR PO Rice ~.4 Kadali 6·78 9P E W PR 3PO Rice .. 25 Idaracla 1·85 2P.M W PR PO Rice 26 Makanapalem 0·55 P W Rice 27 Komarada 0·61 P W PR Rice 28 Adurru 2·}9 4P W PR PO Rice 29 Magatapalle 1·14 2P E W PR PO Rice 30 Goganamatham 3·91 4P E W PR PO Rice 31 Katrenipadu 1·94 2P,H* E W PR PO Rice 32 Ponnamanda 4·53 7P E W PR PO Rice 33 MulikipaUe 0·78 P D E W PR Rice 34 Kunavaram 0·98 P E W PR PO Rice 35 GudapaUe 4·72 5P W PR PO Rice 36 Irusumanda 0·77 P E W PR PO Rice 37 Lakkavaram 1·96 4P Phc E W PR PO Rice 38 Mattaparru 0·84 P W KR Rice 39 Gudimellanka 4·66 5P,4M E W PR PO Rice 40 Visweswarayapuram 1·17 3P E W PR PO Rice *H Oriental High Schools. 39 DIRECTORY Land Dse .~d RAZOLE TALUK LA"lD USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ,... __------A Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available-- and of the logical Code Forest r------~--A------...., Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 763 8 170 Razole 15 1 T.(155): C(155) 398 55 Razole 11 Friday 2 T.(672): C(672) 1.30S 10 666 Razole 10 Thursday 3 & Friday T (4{)8): C(408) 271 44 Razole 9 4 T. (308): C(308) 192 255 Razole 11 Sunday 5 600 1.032 Razole 18 Tuesday 6 1.143 310 Razole 16 7 328 25 127 Razole 18 Sunday 8 T.(481): C(481) 764 350 344 Razole 14 Monday & 9 Wednesday T.(123): C(t23) 534 54 300 Razole 18 Sunday 10 T.(290): C(290) 639 25 275 Razole 14 11 T (1\24): C(624~ 122 78 200 Razole J3 Thursday 12 T.( 1,120): C(l ,120) 265 8 290 Razole 10 Friday 13 T.(583): C(S83) 227 5 190 Razole 5 Monday 14 T.(133): C(133) 144 28 700 Razole 3 15 T.(468): C(468) 34 21 187 Razole 4 Tuesday 16 T.(428): C(428) 47 69 Razole 8 17 T.(278): C(27S) 134 42 Razole 5 18 T.(570): C(570) 129 69 Razolc 2 19 T.(J19): C(119) 99 76 Razole 2 20 T.(327): C(327) 310 400 Rawle ... 21 T.(2,089): C(2.089) 499 23 730 Razole 2 Thursday 22 T (1'399): C(1,399) 352 67 Razole 5 Wednesday 23 T (3,348): C(3,348) 415 76 500 RazoJe 10 Tuesday 24 T.(716): C(716) 294 40 134 Razole 13 25 T.(200): C(200) 152 Razole 13 26 T.(226): C(226) 126 38 Razole 13 Monday 27 T.(781): C(181) 401 20 200 Razole 16 Thursday 28 T. (353): C(3)3) 290 28 59 RazoJe 16 29 T.(697): C(697) 1,800 5 330 Razole 18 30 T.(740): C(740) 500 2 Razole 16 Thursday 31 T.(1,709): C(U09) 531 59 590 Razole 16 Sunday & 32 Wednesday T (326): C(326) 102 71 Razole 10 Friday 33 T.(506): C(506) 83 38 Razole II 34 T.(1,232): C(1,232) 1.700 9 80 Razole 11 Saturday 35 T.(273): C(273) 220 Razole 11 36 ... T.(801): C(801) 112 341 Razole 10 Tuesday 37 T.(415): C(415) 14 8 101 Razole 5 38 T.(t,797): C(I,797) 894 291 Razole 8 Wednesday 3' T .(358): C(358) 253 38 100 Razole 11 Friday 40 40 41 VILLAtGE\ r: Ameniues' , :' Loca..... , Area", ' AMENI:fIHS, AVAU.ABLB WITHIN THE VILLAGE lion, Name of, ()f in ,... .' .' . A -. ap1e Code, Village Sq. Mi~es' EcWcfltiplIal Mt1diCl~l I ~Iect\["ic~ty . Orin~ing . Commu- , Post and 1iood No. ,'OJ water , nicationli ,Telegraph (1) (2) , " (3) (4) , (5) ,0 (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 ~,ttimapda ) ·55 ! 2P,2M E W KR PO Rice 42 Malikipuram I ,0·94 P,M,J>{ E W PR PO Rice: 43 ~am\lra~lanfa 2·51 2P,2M, E W PR PO ) Rice 44 h\ppanar-aP1u!lilanka . .,1',1- 1·94 2P E W \ . PR PO Rice' 4S ~khi}1etipalle p·10 " 7P,H E W PR 2PO " Rice " , 46 lbmeswaram l' 2·98 7P,H* E W PR PO Rice 47 Gudimula, ~andr,ika: r :1' 2·97·, .. 2P E W PR ;1 ' PO Rice, ':8 Antarvedi 12·71. 9P,2M D 0) E W,Tk PR PO Rice 49 ~ntaryedip 51 Kesayadas,up;dem ' 4·98,; SP,2M E W \., ; r " PR PO Rice' 52A SaqkarilguPtam 7·53 lIP W PR PO,TO ; Rice p, " .1 Phone S2B :Cqin(alamori ~I N.A N.A. N.A. S3 Kc:sa~1ipalle " 7·05 8P,2M,H ~ ~ .. W PO Rice ~ .~. *H Ori~malHjgh:Schoo~s. j 41 DIRECTORY and Land use RAZOLE TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r------~------..A.------""' Nearest Day historical Loca~ Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,------A------""' Culturable for cult i- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (J5) (16) (17) (18) (1) T .(528): C(528) 348 116 Razole 10 41 T.(310): C(310) 225 67 Razole 13 Sunday 42 T. (506): C(506) 619 481 Razole 10 43 T.(584): C(584) 557 15 86 Razole 13 44 T.(1,670): C(J,670) 1,300 934 Narsapur 2 Friday, 45 Thursday and Wednesday T.(U161): C(I ,061) 233 213 400 Razole 22 Tuesday 46 T.(1,30I): C(1,30I) 516 84 Razole 24 41 T.(l. 774): C(1, 774) 3,985 2,000 414 Razole 26 48 T.(2, 187): C(2,187) 438 21 272 Razole 13 49 T. (950): C(950) 282 4 114 Razole 14 50 T.(l ,461): C(l,461) 1,726 Razole 18 51 T.(600): C(600) 3,200 1,019 Rawle 19 52A N.A. N.A. 52B T. (38): C(38) 4,368 6 100 Razole 14 53 KOTHAPETA TALUK at 45' Area Name of the Number of Villagu N~mber of Taluk Square Towns Square I Inhibited lun-Inhabited Kilometres Miles KOTHAPETA 191.9 115_0 Nil Nil I " I ANDHRA PRADESH KOTHAPETA TALUK 11 DO EAST GObAVARI DISTRICT 00'" MILES 2 .- 10 KILOMETRES. KOVVUR TALUK RAJAHMUNDRY TALUK ANDH~A PRAOtSH EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT ALAMUR IND. SUB. TALUK TANUKU TALUK WEST GODAVARI DISTRICT I _. _ Oinnct Boundary Taluk BOJ.,lndary _d._ Village Boundar,.. With LocatiOn Cod~ Number @ Taluk Headquarter!> PA~IVELA Names of AU Large Villages With Minimum Population of 5,000 With location Site ~ Railway Broad Gluge NH NatIonal HIghways SH - State H;ghways Other Roads Rivers SYmbolic: Representation or VHl~ges. 5,000 and 3bove Penons 1,000 to '1-,999 Persons sao to ~9 Persons RAZOLE 200 to ...951 Peno~s TALUK ,a ~TO Post Otlices I Te/egnph Office PS Police Stations R'i!lit House, Travellers' Sungil10w Hospital, Prifllary Health Cerme~J Dlspen5arles, Child and Maternity Welfare Centres 8 t 45' EOiSt of GreenWich ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KOTHAPETA TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 11 Ankampalem 47 Munganda 8 Atreyapuram 50 Mungandapalem 33 Avidi 51 Munjavarallil 38 Bellampudi 40 Narendrapuram 32 Billakurru 10 Narkedimilli 42 Chiratapudi 34 Palivela 26 Devarapalle 39 Pathagannavaram 19 Pedagatlapalle 35 Ganti 1 Peravaram Ganti Pedapudi 36 48 Potltavaram Gopalapuram 21 5 Pulidindi 46 Isukapudi 44 Pulletikurru 23 Ithakota 2 Rajavaram 20 Juttigapadu 16 Ravulapalem 17 Ryali 49 Karupallipadu 52 Katharlanka 9 Kattunga 15 Ubalanka 31 Khandrika 37 Udumudi 25 Komarajulanka 27 Kothapela 29 Vadapalem 45 K. Pedapudi 13 Vadapalfe 41 KundalapaUe 4 Vaddiparru 53 Vainateya Kothapalle 18 Lakshmipolavaram 30 Vanapalle 12 Lolla 6 Vasanthavada 24 Vedireswaram ",' 28 Mandapalle 3 Velicheru 14 Merlapalem 7 Vutchili 43 Modekurru 22 Mummidivarappadu 54 Yenugupalie 43 44 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAIl-AntE WITHIN THE VILLAGE in ,-______-- ___ - __..A __~ _____ ------_ tion Name of Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking ComJ1.1u- P,)Sl and...... Food No. water nications Telegraph (II (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (S) (9) (10) - -~----~--~-.--.---~~ .. ~~--- - ~~ .. ~-.- --~ .. ------_------.-- _.--- 1 Peravaram 3·99 4P,H* E W,C PR PO Rke 2 Rajavaram 1·38 2P E T,C PR PO Rice 3 Velichcru 2·46 H E W.C PR PO Rice 4 Vaddiparru 2·17 P,2M E W,R,T PR PO Ric,: 5 Pulidindi 0·70 2H E W PH fO Rice 6 VI s:tnthavada 1·34 H E W.Tk l'R PO Rice 7 Vutchili 0·60 P E W,C PR 1'0 Rice 8 Atreyapuram 2·19 2P.H,C E W,Tk PR 1'0 Rice 9 Kattunga 0·47 4P E W,R PO Rice 10 Narkedimilli 1·92 2P E Tk KR PO Rice 11 Ankampalem 3·91 P,2M E T KR PO Rice 12 Lalla 2·34 P,2M E W,C PR PO Rice 13 Vadapalle 1·12 M E T KR PO Rice 14 Merlapalem 2·51 3P C PR Ric.: 15 Ubalanka 2·69 2P.M Phc E T PR PO Rice 16 Ravulapalem 3·26 P.H* E W PR PO Rice 17 Ryaii 3·67 5P,H* !) E W,Tk.C PR PO,TO Rice 18 LakshmipoJavaram 2·91 4P E W,C PR PO Rice 19 Pedagatiapalle 2·39 6P,H* E Tk PR PO Rice 20 Juttigapadu 0·14 P C PR Rice 21 Gopaiapurum 5·20 3P,H D E W,C PR pO,ro Rice 22 Mummidivarappadu 1·00 2P E T KR PO Rice 23 Ithakota 3·83 P,2M E W,C PR P~ ~ice 24 Vedireswaram 1·33 3P,M E W PR PO Rice 25 Komarajulanka 2·4~ 2P E W PR PO Rice 26 Devarapalle 3·19 3P,M E W PR PO Rice 27 Kothapeta 5·41 8P,2H,C D,H E W PR PO,TO Rice 28 MandapaJle 1·06 E W KR Rice 29 VadapaJem 0·56 P,M E W,C PR PO Rice 30 Vanapalle 6·70 7P,H* Phc E w,e KR PO Rice 31 Khandrika 0·21 P C KR Rice 32 Billakurru 1·68 8P E W KR PO Rice 33 Avidi 5·49 7P,M,H E W,Tk PR PO Rice 34 Palivela 4·89 3P,M,H E C PR PO Rice 35 Ganti 1·47 2P E W,C PR PO Rice "H Oriental High Schools 45 DIRECTORY and Land use KOTHAPETA TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious...... ------~------. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,__-----"---.---, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms) Market ifany (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (I) T.(408): C(403) 1,480 18 641 Rajahmundry 13 1 T.(469 : C\469) 213 13 188 Rajallmu ndry 13 2 T (532): C(632) 752 182 8 Rajahmundry 15 3 T (787): C(787) 602 192 Rajahmundry 16 4 T.(201): C(201) 247 102 Rajahmundry 17 5 T.(481): C(481) 377 180 Rajahmundry 18 6 T.(123): C(123, 165 33 63 Rajahmundry 20 7 T.(532): C(532) 4H 139 237 Rajahmundry 21 Thursday 8 T.(291): C(291) 5 5 280 . Rajahmundry 24 9 T.(257): C(257) 632 38 302 Rajahmundry 27 10 T.(950): C(950) 1,107 445 Rajahmundry 27 Monday 11 T (1,009): C(1.D09) 196 95 198 Rajahmundry 24 Tuesday 12 1'(170): C( 170) 285 68 194 Rajahmundry 25 13 T (9:9): C(939) 360 307 Raja:~mundry 25 Friday 14 T.(96): C(%) 1,008 18 600 Rajahmundry 29 Saturday 15 T (778): C(778) 1.300 8 41 Rajahmundry 28 Saturday 16 T (1,711): C(1.71l) 638 3116 Rajahmundry 32 Friday 1) Sri fagannadha 17 Swamy\ari Tem- ple 2) Kamanan- daleswara Swamy- vari Temple T.(914): C(914) 574 8 366 Rajahmundry 37 18 T.(I,OOO): C(l,OOO) 275 2 253 Rajahmucdry 35 Sunday 19 89 Rajahmundry 38 20 T.(1,082): C(I,C82) 1.373 98 775 Rajahmundry 39 Thursday 21 T (421): C(421) 130 9 80 Raja:,muncry 40 22 T.(1,599): C(1.599) 530 22 300 Rajahmundry 34 Friday 23 T (254): C(254) 496 10 91 Rajahmundry 34 24 T (211); C(2II) 1,198 ISO 3 Rajahmundt y 3S Saturday 25 T.(812): C(812) 1,162 29 39 Rajahmundry 33 26 T.(1,704): C(l.704) 1,228 8 522 Rajahmundry 30 Monday 27 230 448 Rajahmundry 33 Mandapalli 28 Saneswara tem- ple. People use to come on Sani- triodasi and offer Abhishekams T (42): C(42) 272 44 Rajahmundry 32 Tuesday 29 T.(971): C(971) 3,012 305 Rajahmundry 20 Tuesday 30 T.(9): C(9) 123 2 Rajahmundry 21 31 T.(606): C(606) 469 Rajahmundry 21 32 T.(2.666): C(2,666) 483 364 Rajahmundry 27 Thursday 33 T.(2,300): C(2,300) 200 20G 430 Rajahmundry 28 Fnday Sri Umakapa- 34 leswara Swamy- vari temple. This is an ancie.}t temple and Purana as associa ted with Agastya T.(669): C(669\ 185 2 85 Rajahmundry 25 Saturday 35 47 DIRECTORY BDd Land use KOTHAPETA TALm - LAND USE (Area under different types of land u,c in acres) _____ ------.A.---______-, Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca- r Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion CuI tivated Area available and of the -----.---.A.---_-___ logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. 'irrigated Unirrigat~ waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (7) (18) (1) T.(680): C(6S0) 184 211 Rajahmundry 23 Wednesday 36 T.(879): C(:-;79) 800 7 260 Rajahmundry 22 Sunday 37 T (350): C(350) 250 232 Rajahmundry 24 38 T.(1.060): C(I,060) 162 f73 Rajahllllll1dry 13 Tuesday 39 T.(l,505): CO,505) 1,228 365 Raj~hmundry 16 Friday 40 T.(134): C(134) Rajahmundry 59 Sunday 41 T (471): C(471) 316 67 4 R;ljahmundry 31 42 T (712): C(712) 591 7 40 Rajahmundry 18 Friday 43 T (toO): C(800) 1,070 2 1,'6 Rajahmundry 15 Saturday 4l T (5:1): C(511) 646 2 25 Rajahmundry 13 45 T.(473): C(473) 375 189 Rajahmundry 12 Monday 46 T.(358): 'C(8) 860 113 10 Rajahmundry 13 47 T (1.220): C(I,220) 406 70 Rajahmundry 14 43 T (65): C(65) 14 4 Rajahmundry 15 49 550 20 Rnjahmundry 14 50 585 15 14 Rajahmundry 17 Thursday 51 T (9): C(9) 150 10 4 Rajahmundry 18 52 T. (505): C(505) 250 32 Rajahmundry 20 53 T (196): C(196) 707 38 Rajahmundry 16 Saturday 54 • ALAl\lUR IND. SUB-TALUK ANDHRA PRADESH ALAMUR IND. SUB. TAlUK EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT ---j 6 KILOMETRfS POIITION Of ALAMUR IND. Iue. TAlUK IN EIIST GODAVARI DISTRICT 00' TALUK ,. I. ID 4S' Taluk Boundar), - J.. - VIII ... ".od.. , "'il~ ~""i." Cod. N"mb •• n'IO' Town, Yr~!fl !If!! PamO! .1 All 11'11 YIIIIfo! willi MiRlm~RI~lt~~~~:'§li:OO 1It11"'I .'"'~ liIyp Nlli~R!1 I1I!~W!I! ~!lU l1if1iWiJ! . !l!h!l Ret~! ~ R!¥1fI TAbUK • §¥m9!ilie RlJlf!!!II!ilI9R ef ¥IIIIII! i ~'Il@ tIId IM¥lilEf!8lIl • "'" 19 t,m ~f!BR! §90 19 '" iltf!9RI • HI! 19 I'I:f!9M " m .8 •19 !!eft~, l1!1~ft~h @III!! Jt I'8tIE! !!tI1eR1 let Msttl'l lftl!lIm' @HRt!la" IleIflI!l! 1'fImtf' 1RI!iI €ftIlff!, IIYj!IMIfI!!, €~II!I ifl9 Milmltl Wllftfl EIREf" ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ALAMUR IND. SUB-TALUK' 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2) 36 Alamuru 27 Nalluru 29 Angara 19 Narsipudi 11 Arthamuru 20 Nawabpeta 13 Nelaturu 17 Baduguvanilanka 26 Nidasanametta 2 Chinn"dwarapudi 37 Chintaluru 40 Padamati Karidrika 18 Choppella 32 Padapalle 8 Palathodu 3 Dwarapudi 34 Penikeru 31 Pinapalle 22 Gummileru 9 Ippanapadu 30 Sandhipudi 35 Ionnada 41 Teki 10 Thapeswaram 24 Kaleru 38 To:apudi 33 Kalvacherla 39 Kapileswarapuram 25 5 Kesavaram Vadlamuru 23 43 Ko[umiJIi Valluru 28 Vedurumudi 42 Machara 7 Velagathodu 16 Madiki Vemulapalle alias Si tayyapalem 14 Mandapela 12 Marcdubaka 15 Yeditha 6 Mernipadu· 21 Modukuru 4 Z. Medapadu 49 50 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area ______AMENITIES AVAILABLEA ____ WITHIN THE- ______VILLAGE tion Nameof In Staple Code Village Sq. Miks 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and ~ Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ---- Vemulapalle alias (j·42 P E W,Tw PR,T Rice Sitayyapalem 2 Chinnadwarapudi 0·36 P E W,Tw PR Rice 3 Dwarapudi J·40 2P,l\1,H E W,Tw,C PR,T PO Rice 4 Z. Medapadu 1 "f7 P E \V,Tw,C PR,T Rice 5 Kesavaram 5·49 P,R Phc E W,Tk,C PR,T PO Rice 6 Mernipadu 0·43 P E W,Tk,C PR Rice 7 Velagathodu 1·32 2P,2M E W,Tk,C PR PO Rice 8 Palathodll 1·44 ZP E \V,Tk,C PR PO,TO Rice , 9 Ippanapadu 0·93 P E W,Tw,C PR PO Rice 10 Thapcswaram 2·43 P,H* E W.Tw,C PR PO,TO Rice 11 Arthamuru 2·61 P,R E W,Tw PR PO Rice 12 Maredubaka 1· 32 2P E W,Tw PR PO Ri;e 13 Nelaturu l·Ul P E \V,Tw PR PO Rice 14 Mandapeta 8·29 Urban Area (ManJapeta Town) 15 Yedilha 8·46 2P,R E 'Y,Tw,R PR PO Rice 16 Madiki 2·29 p E W,Tw,R PR PO Rice 17 Badllguvanilanka 3·37 2P '''i,Tw,R pR PO Rice 18 Choppella 3·23 2P,2M E W.Tw,Tk PR PO Rice 19 Narsipudi 1·95 2P,H* E W.Tw.Tk PR PO Rice 20 Nawabpeta 0·75 P E T PR Rice 21 Modukuru j·18 2P E W,Tw,Tk PR Rice 22 Gummileru 0·75 2P E W,Tw,Tk PR PO Rice 23 Valium 2·"7 2P,2M E W,Tw PR PO Rice ~4 Kaleru 223 3P,H E W,Tw,C PR PO Rice 25 Vadlamuru 0·75 p E VI,T,C PR PO Rice 26 Nidasanametta 0·51 p E W,Tk,Tw PR Rice 27 NaHuru 2·49 P E W,Tk,Tw PR PO Rice 28 Vedurllmudi 1·17 2P E W,Tk,Tw PR PO Ri;;e 29 Angara 5·38 3P,2M E T PR PO Rice 30 Sandhipudi 0·70 P E T PR PO Rice 31 . Pinapalle 1·]9 2P E W,Tw,C PR PO Rice 32 Padapalle j.08 2P E W,Tw,C PR PO Rice p 33 Kal vacherla 0·73 E W,Tw,C PR Rice 34 Penikeru 1·59 P,2M E W.Tw,C PR PO Rice W,Tw,C 35 Jonnada 4· 74 3P,M E PR PO Rice 36 Alamuru 4· 34 3P,2M,H D E W,Tw PR PO,TO Rice 37 Chintaluru 1·95 3P E \V,Tw PR PO Rice '38 Totapudi Z·58 2P H E W,Tw KR PO Rice 39 Kapileswarapuram 8·03 8P,H D E T PR PO,TO Rice 40 Padamati Kandrika . 1·05 2P E W,Tk PR Rice 41 Teki 3·98 4P,2M E W,Tw PR PO Rice 42 Machara 3·18 5P E W,Tw,C PR PO Rice 43 KorumiJli 3·99 P,2M E W,Tw,C PR PO Rice *H Oriental High School. 51 DIRECTORY aad Land use ALAMUR IND. SUB-TALUK _____LAND------.A..---_- USE (Area under different types of______land use in acres) , Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca- , , Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------.A..------CuItllrahle for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. 'Irrigated Unirrigat;d waste vat ian (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (7) (18) (1) T.(392), Tk(250), CCI30), Tw(12) 745 2,124 848 Mandapeta 8 1 T.(204i: C(204) 4 22 Mandapeta 8 2 T,(499): Tw(132), C(337), T(30) 120 39 238 Mandapeta 8 Wednesday & 3 Thursday T. (649): C(629), Tw(20) 99 27 166 Mandapeta 8 4 T. (1,354): C(964), Tk(3S0) 427 857 876 Rajahmundry 19 Friday 5 T.(]06): C(206) 69 Mandapeta 8 6 T.(624J: C(624) 39 182 Mandapeta 10 7 T (789}: C(789) 6 127 Mandapeta 8 8 T. (427): C(427) 21 147 Mandapeta 5 9 T.(I ,213): C(1 ,213) 37 318 . Mandapeta 5 Wednesday 10 T.(1,319): C(l,319) 48 303 Mandapeta 5 11 T.(6S0): C(690) 64 91 Mandapeta 5 12 T.(755): C(7S5) Mandapcta 3 13 Urban Area (Mandapeta Town) 14 T.(4,756): C(4,756) 84 574 Mandapeta 5 15 T.(I, 152): C(l ,[52) 314 NA Mandapeta 13 16 T.n, 127): W(l, 127) 870 160 NA Mandapeta 13 17 Tll,488): CCI,4g8) 104 475 Mandapeta 10 18 T.(I,050): CCI,050) 15 183 Mandapeta 8 Friday 19 T,(414): C(414) 8 58 Mandapeta 8 20 T (624): C(624) 15 116 Mandapeta 6 Sunday 21 T.(405): C(405) 15 60 Mandapeta 5 Sunday 22 T,(1,515): C(1,SI5) 47 147 Mandapcta 5 Friday 23 T.il ,0'4): C(1,024) 18 385 Mandapeta 11 24 T.(443): C(443) 8 29 Mandapeta 6 25 T.(258): C(2S8) 7 61 Mandapeta 6 26 T.( 1,325); C( 1,325) 15 254 Mandapeta 10 27 T(591): C(591) 31) 128 Mandapeta 10 28 T.(l,812): C(1,8I2) 36 1,595 Mandapcta II Tuesday & 29 Saturday T,(344): C(344) 4 100 Mandapeta 11 30 T (635): C(635) 19 108 Mandapeta 11 31 T.(573): C(S73) 6 112 Mandapeta 10 32 T(394): C(394) 4 69 Mandapeta 10 33 T.(843): C(843) 22 153 Mandapcta 10 34 T.O ,530): C(1 ,530) 141 1,363 Mandapeta 13 35 T.(1,768): C(I,768) 67 943 Mandapeta 10 Tuesday & 36 Saturday T.(1.017): C(I ,017) 25 206 Mandapeta 10 37 T.(504): C(504) 47 1.100 Mandapeta 13 38 T.(I,651): C(1,651j 930 1,564 1,017 Mandapeta 16 39 T.(582)- C(582) 8 82 Mandapeta 11 40 T.(2,201): C(2,201) 65 281 Mandapeta 14 41 T.(1,751): C(I ,751) 55 229 Mandapeta 16 42 T.(697): C(697) 500 214 1,143 Mandapeta 18 43 RAMACHNADRAPURAM TALUK ,,' PEDDAPURAM , TALUK ANDHRA PRADESH RAMACHANDRAPURAM TALUK EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT MILES 1 8 KILOMETRES ,ItOM fI,~IAHl'tUN01'. 'f f"Ott P,,.,JAI-\MUNOkY Name of Ute Number of Tat~k town$ 4H.1 KAKINADA TALUK ALA MUR IND. SUB. TALUK .,,,' _ 1t1~1I; !Io1!1l~rJ MUMMICIVAAAM ~ ~...... , VII"" Bollo4arr wien L.OQ,fo~ ~dl Number AMALAPURAM INO. @UII. TAI.UK 'fAI"UK I I ~ ~111~~ ~f ,\11 l-Ir,1I!: Villa,,! '!!!I~~ Miniflllll1l ~p\llatl~p C!f iiOq~ I ,,-Ilb L'?9~i?n ~lte 8!1!~~r ~~~ rq~'l" ~:~:, !i~p~,~~ = 8f~n 8~~~ ~ ~WlI!:rt S1rT1~I!( ~~p'II!:S'l"talt~1l or YI!!~f'~: ~,g~ ~P~ ~~prft P~non~ •• I!~ H! t~1~ r'HOII~ ~B8 f8 ~~9, ~11f1C!n~ • 198 ~ 129 f'!,rs~~ • ~~l Q~~th f~!e~Hfffl effi~, Mfa 1's!IIf!!l!"I! ft"" ~5n ~~,. T~nll~t!: ~1I~h:ll~ ~Il!~ f{l~r· He*!! ~lIl'lI!:~ Dh~nslrlesJ ~ , ~~~ WE ~rtrp!!l W~!~r& ~@hHH_ r _. Eut ~ Gre IIwtcb ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES RAMACHANDRAPURAM TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 56 Addampalle 20 Nudurubada 17 Ambikapalle Agraharam 16 Narasapurapupeta 6 Anaparthy 15 50 Anjuru Oduru 19 Arikarevula 49 Pamarru 2 Balabhadrapuram 51 Panangipalle 57 Balantram 11 Pandalapaka 74 BhattapaJika 22 Pasalapudi 26 54 Bhimakrosupalem Pedaparthi 73 1 Biccavole Pekeru 7 Polamuru 27 Puiugurta 29 Chelluru IS Chodavaram 21 Ramachandrapuram 61 Dangeru 8 Ramavaram 40 Draksharama 65 63 Gangavaram Satyawada 60 Sivala 59 Gudigalla 23 Someswaram Gudigollabhaga 72 68 SundarapaJle 37 Hasanbada 34 Tadipalle 41 Jagannayakulapalem 64 Thamarapalle 3? j hutapeta 3 To~sipudi 38 Kandulapalem 35 Kapavaram 4 Komaripalem 12 Uoolapalle 13 Konkuduru 36 Unduru 5 Koppavaram 69 Kota 25 Kothukuluru 47 Vakatippa 67 Kotipallc 10 Vedurupaka 71 Kudupuru 53 Vegayampeta 66 Kulla 42 Velampalem 62 Kunduru 32 Vella 45 Kurakallapal!e 52 Venkatayapalem 46 Kurmapuram 44 Venturu 55 Vilasagangavaram 24 Lolla 43 Vutrumilli 28 Machavaram 9 Mahendrawada 48 Yadagandi 70 Masakapalle 33 Yenamadala I 14 McJluru 58 Yerapothayaram 30 Mutchumille 31 Yerupalle 5~ VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES i\.VAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAr,£! tion Name of in r------A ------__ St:1ple Code Village Sq. Mil~s Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Comml!- Post and Food No. wakr ni,ations Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (Ii) (7) (8) (9) (to) ------.---~------~-- Biccavole 7 ·59 6P.H D E W.C&Tk PR.T PO.TO Rke 2 Balabhadrapuram. 7,30 2P.M D E W.C&Tk PR.T PO Rice 3 Tossipudi 0·61 P E W.C PR ,Rice 4 Komaripalem 2·64 3P E \';',C fR PO Rice 5 Koppavaram 1·46 2P E C PR PO Ri~e 6 Ara Jarthy 6·97 9P.2H Phc E C PR PO Rice 7 Polamuru 1,47 3P,M E W I'R 10 Rice 8 Ramavaram 1·67 p E W.Tk PR PO Rice 9 Mahendrawada 2·28 3P E W,Tk PR PO Rice 10 Vedurllpal;a 5.60 3P.M,H D E W PR PO Rke 11 Pandalapaka 2·89 2P,2M E W.T,C PR PO,TO. Rice fhone 12 Uoolapalle 3·61 4P,M D E C.Tk.Tw PR Rice 13 Konkuduru 3·00 4P.2M E C,W,T PR PO Rice 14 Mel1uru 1·12 2M E Tk PR Rice 15 Oduru 1·80 P E Tk PR Rice 16 Narasapurapupeta. 2·48 P E Tk,W PR PO Rice 17 AmbikapalJe Agraharam 0·21 P E W.Tk PR PO Rice 18 Chodavaram 3·97 3P E T PR PO Rice 19 ArikarevuJa· . 1·09 2P E W.Tk KR PO Rice 20 Nudurubada 1·38 P E W,Tk Rice 21 Ramachandrapuram 3·50 Urball Area (RtJ1llacliandrapuram Towll) 22 Pasalapudi '3·40 4P E w,n PR PO Rice 2:\ Someswaram 3·07 2P,M E W,Tk PR PO Rice 24 Lolla 1·55 P E W PR PO Rice 2S Kothukuluru 1·34 H 2D E W,Tk PR PO Rice 55 DIRECTORY and Land use RAMACHANDRAPURAM TALUK ,... ______LAND USE ------(An:a under __different..A. ______types of land use in acres) - __ -...." Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca· Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Fores! ,...------A. ------~ Culturab:e for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigatld waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(3,960,: C(3,960) 14 106 7iS Ramachandra Friday puram 19 T.(l,995): C(1.7J(J) Tk(279) 33 2,157 487 Ramachandra Sunday 2 puram .9 T .(320): C( 320) 5 64 Ramach,mllra 3 puram 16 T.(1,}48): C(1,348; 17 59 ~.66 Ramachandra Friday 4 puram 18 T.(699): C(599) Tk(100) 15 42 178 Ramacllundra Wednesday 5 pural11 19 T.(2,360): C(:,195) Tk(164) 174 999 928 Ramachandra Thursday 6 puram 19 & Sunday T.(745); C(745) 4 31 161 Ramachnndra Friday 7 purarn 18 T.(950): C(050) 8 2 109 Ramachandra Tuesday 8 puram 5 T.(I,170): C(I,170) 54 36 199 Ramachandra Tuesday 9 puram 18 T.(2,970): C(2,970) 74 12 528 Ramuch:mdra Friday 10 pu[nm 10 T.(1,480): C(1,480) 5 92 272 Ramac:handra Tuesday 11 pm am 16 T.(1,853): QI,853) 27 75 355 Ramachandra Sunday 12 puram 16 & Thursday T. (J ,495): C(l,195) 11 22 392 Ramachandra Wednesday 13 purarn 13 & Monday 1'.(624): (\624) 2 91 Ramachandra Tuesday l~ puram 11 1'.(974): C(974) 3 3 172 Ramachandra 15 puram 8 T.(1,464): C(J ,464) 2 120 Ramachandra 16 puram 6 T.(134): C(134) 28 Ramachandra 17 puram 4 T. (2,249): q2,249) 3 1 288 Ramachandra 18 puram 3 T.(600): C(600) 36 62 Ramachandra Friday 19 puram 13 T.(764): C(764) 2 117 Ramachandra Wednesday 20 purarn 8 Urban Area (Rilmachandrapuram TOJl'n) 21 T.(1,913): C(l,913) 18 245 Ramachandra Thursday 22 puram 6 T.(1,574): C(I,574) 53 338 Ramachandra Sunday 23 puram 6 T.(865): C(i365) 3 124 Ramachandra Thursday 24 puram 6 T.(632): C(632) 27 17 182 Ramachandra Monday 25 puram'10 56 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ~------~ -____, Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and· Food No. water nic"tiolls Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 26 Pcdaparthi 1·26 2P L W,Tk PR PO Rice 27 Puiugurta 3·99 2P E C Pit PO Rice 28 Macba'vuram 2·75 2P E W,C,Tk PR PO Rice Rice 29 Chellufll 5·64 H E C PR PO 30 Mutchumille 1·93 Urban Area (Included in RamachandraplIram Town) Rice 31 YerupaJle 1·50 P E W KR Rice :12 Vella 2·'fi5 5P,M E T PR PO Rice 33 Yenamadaln 0·92 P E Tk PR PO Rice Tadipalle 0·67 P E Tk KR 34 Rice 35 Kapavaram 1·35 P E T PR PO PO.TO Rice Undllru 1· 01 • 2P E Tk PR 36 Rice Hasanbada 0·69 P.M E Tk PR PO 37 Rice 38 Kandulapaiem 1·12 :'1P E Tk PR p Rice 39 Tho tapeta 0·90 E W PR PR PO Ril:e 40 Draksharama J·83 M,B E w,e E W PR PO Rice 41 Jagannayaklliapalem 1·93 P Tk PR Rice 42 Velampalem 4·46 5P E p E Tk,C KR PO Rice 43 VutfUmilli 0·64 PO 44 Venturu 3· 11 2P,M E C ·FR Rice P E W PR Rice 45 Kurakal1apalle 1·15 PO Rice 46 Kurmapuram 2·85 2P,M E W PR PO 47 Vakatippa 3·38 P,R E Tk Rice Tk PR PO 48 Yadagandi 0·82 P E Rice Phc Tk PR PO 49 Pamarru 1·46 3P,H E Rice 2P E Tk PR PO Rice 50 Anjllru 1· 79 PR 51 panangipallc 1·14 P E Tk,W PO Rice 52 Venkatayapalem 3·38 7P,2M B W,C PR PO Rice 53 Vegayampeta 2·64 6P,H E W,C PR 1'0 Rice 54 Bhimakro supalem 0·28 P E W Rice 55 Vilasagangavaram 0·28 P E W Rice 57 DIRECTORY a.d LaDd use RAMACHANDRAPURAM TALUK ,.. ______LAND USE (Area under differentA types of land use in acres) Religious. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not"'"" Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------A------"'"" Culturable for cult i- distance Weekly importance. No. 'irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) .(13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(699): C(699) 3 2 102 Ramachandra- Wednesday 26 puram 8 T.(1.900): C(1.900) 21 200 433 Ramachandra- Saturday 27 puram 5 T.(1.543): C(1.543) 8 18 191 Ramachandra- Friday 28 puram 8 T.(3,l27): C(3.l27) 59 424 Ramachandra- Sunday 29 puram 10 Urban Area (Included in Ramachandrapllrm Town) 30 T.(843): C(843) 11 1 105 Kakinada 3 31 T.(l,479): C(l ,479) 5 194 Kakinada 3 Satu~day 32 T.(525): C(525) I 2 61 Kakinada 10 33 T.(369): C(369) 60 Kakinada 11 34 T.(763): C(763) 99 Kakinada 10 Saturday 35 T.(534): C(534) 5 107 Kakinada 13 36 T.(359): C(35') 6 77 Kakinacla 13 37 T.(61l): C(611) 10 96 Kakinada 8 38 T.(391): C(391) 7 5 173 Ramachandra- 39 puram 6 T.(915): C(915) 18 34 204 Ramachandra- Monday Sri Bhimeswara 40 puram 5 Swamyvari temple T.(1,068): C(I,068) S 1 161 Ramachandra- 41 puram 5 T .(2,389): C(2,389) 36 1 428 Ramachandra- Friday 42 puram 6 T.(350): C(350) I 3 56 Ramachandra- 43 puram 3 T.(1,775): C(1,77S) 74 141 Ramachandra- Monday 44 puram 8 T.(663): C(663) 73 Ramachandra- Tuesday 45 puram 5 T.(1,659): C(1,659) 16 149 Ramachandra- Wednesday 46 puram 6 T.(l,935): C(1,935) 228 Ramachandra- 47 puram 22 T.(428): C(428) 35 16 46 Ramachandra- 48 puram 18 T.(761): C(761) 20 153 Ramachandra- 49 puram 16 T.(962): C(962) 71 49 64 Ramachandra- 50 puram 16 T.(556): C(556) 7 167 Ramachandra- 51 puram 19 T.(1.896): C(1,896) 38 20 209 Ramachandra- 52 puram 10 T.(l ,S03): C(1 ,503) 14 15 158 Ramachandra- 53 puram 6 T.(179): C(179) 78 Ramachandra- 54 puram 14 T.(152): C(152) 1 25 Ramachandra- 55 puram 10 58 VILLA.GE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r------A --. Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical EJ cctricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nications Tel.egraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 56 Addampalle 0·76 2P E w,e PO Rice 57 Balantram 1· 21 3M E w,e PR Rice 58 Yerapothavaram 0·87 p E \V,e PR Rice 59 Gudigalla 0,33 p E w,e Rice 6:> Sivala 0·96 P,M E w,e PO Rice 61 Dangeru '4·77 5P.H D E w,e PR PO Rice 62 Kunduru 1·58 3P Phc E w,e PR PO Rice 63 Gangavaram 2 32 2P,H E Tk PR PO Rice 64 Thamarapalle 0,77 p E Tk PR PO Rice 65 Satyawada 1,52 2M E Tk PR fO Rice PO 66 Kulla 1·60 2M E Tk,e PR Rice Tk PR PO,TO Rice 67 Kotipalle . 0·84 2P,M,H E PO Rice 68 Sundarapalle 0·79 2P,H* E 'W,Tk PO Rice 69 Kota 3·70 4P,2M E w,e PR KR PO Rice 70 Mas'lkapalle 3·61 4P E w,e 71 Kudupuru 1·29 p 8- w,e Rice 72 Gudigollabhaga 0·24 p E w.e Rice 73 Pekeru 2·92 2P,M E W.T PR PO Rice 74 Bhattapalika 1·50 P E w,e PO Rice *H Oriental ijigh Schools. 59 DIRECTORY and Land use RAMACHANDRAPURAM TALUK LAND USE (Area under djffe~nt types of land use in acres) Religious, ,...-- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ---"-----..., Culturablc for culti- distance Weekly im portance, No_ Irrigated U nirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (J 4) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T. (386): C(386) 2 26 72 Ramacha,1dra- 56 puram 13 T.(636): C(636; 10 4 12cl Ramachandra - 57 puram 13 T(464): C(464) 8 84 Ramachandra- 58 puram 11 T.(189): C(189) 4 3 15 Ramacha ndra- 59 puram 10 T.(547): C(547) 4 9 54 Ramachandra- 60 puram 13 T.(2,702): C(2,702) 30 62 259 Ramachandra- 61 . puram 16 T.(815): C(815) 14 39 143 Ramachandra- 62 purum 14 T.(870): C(870) 252 14 349 Ramacha ndra- 63 puram 16 T.(474): C(474) 5 14 Ramachandra- Friday 64 puram 16 T.(772): C(772) 201 125 Ramachandra- 65 puram 16 T.(827): C(827) 197 Ramachandra- 66 puram 16 T .(538): C(538) 1,765 Ramachandra- 67 puram 18 T,(417): C(417) 89 Ral11achandra- 68 pural11 19 T(L524): C(1,524) 287 42 515 Ral11achandra- 69 puram 16 T.(18): q18) 971 823 498 Ramachandta- Saturday 70 pur am 19 T,(665): C(665) 20 37 104 Ramachandra- 71 pural11 13 T.(121): C(124) 12 7 11 Ramachandra- n puram 16 T(I,524): C(1,524) 8 89 248 Ramachandra- 73 puram 16 T.(559): C(559) 129 75 197 Ral11achandra- 74 puram 19 RAJAHMVNDRY TALUK 1 f 1~, ~- ~ ~ -i ;- 8 = ": ~ .I I if '4 ;:: ~ ! .; i~ u u i O ..; ..; ! ~ ~~ i x ~ « ( ~ ::J ~ I II.. :J 'g ...J _ « <{ '!;l 0 I- Q ~ IJ ;:: il. ~ I ::E :::l ::J « ..J 0:: ..J « ::> « 0:: f- I- <{ ~ :> rri « oj I "- ::J :J ...J (J) ..J (J) I ..J « W ci d \ >" Z ~ I .!.~ .0)" I ~ « 0: ~ « ::l > ..J« « I- 0 ] 0 oj ~ ''; ., :t :J ;) ._ 0 Ul ~ ~ « < ..J .Q.. d l: « :! ?: I- « .. ::: II: 0 ~ Ie 1M !It! E ;:) ~ -' ~ I c:( ~ tj ,~ ~ 'io~ I i ~ .... ~ , i2,_ !'" ~ ~~ ~ ~% ] ~ t ... J ;[~ Q ~ ,H J ~ >- ,. & ~ '5 c:: z~ {i ! - ~ ~~ iii: ~ .1:2 !t~ Q ~ :J ,"- , o. .. .~ > ~ 3 ~~ = «:( ..J a: "" ~ ~ t : CI « ~ iq ~ , 0 :: z I- f u, Q 0 is J l' ., :c :J 1.:1 .~, "£ I ~ ~ ~ ~ E I :'l: ~ " ~5 I: t::; G ~ "" c « ~ 1 " ~ ~:g ... 0:: j < 1 !- ] f , cEj 1 ::t: « § , -.. ~ .' , f 0 £ ; > , i RAJAHMUNDRY TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1 ) (2) (1) (2) 20 Atchutapuram 55 Madhurapudi 31 Mallavaram 65 Bhupa1apatnam 47 Mirthipadu 33 Bhupatipalem 66 Morampudi 50 Oobbillanka G Muggulla 15 Bollcddupalem 84 Mukkinada 69 Bommuru 4~ Mulakalanka 44 Burugupudi 9 Munagala 45 Butchcmpeta 7 Munikadali 77 Muramanda 13 Chinakondcpudi 14 Nagampalle 75 Damireddipalle 12 Nalldgonda 43 Dosakayalapalle bO Namavaram 71 Dowleswaram 41 Nandarada 76 Dulla 42 N arasi m ha pu ram 85 Duppalapudi Agraharam 57 Narendrapuram 54 Gadala 38 Narsapuram 56 IS Gadalapalem Nidigatta 39 Gadarada t'i4 Palacherla 26 Gokavararn 82 Pathathungapadu 25 Gummalladoddi 1 Purushothapatnam 17 Ragha vapuram Hukumpeta 63 5 Raghudevapuram Hundeswarapuram 46 67 Rajahmundry 58 Rajanagaram 59 Jagannadhapuram 70 Rajavolu 78 Jagurupadu 36 Rampayerrampalem 40 Jalimudi 3 24 Jambupatnam Singavaram 4 Sithanagaram 30 Si varamapatnam 73 Kadiam 63 Srikrishnapatnam 40 Kalavacherla 21 Srirangapatnam 32 KaJijolla 29 Sudikonda 61 Kanavaram 34 37 Kanupuru Takurupalem 23 Kapavaram 19 Tantikonda 8 Katavaram 83 Thokada 52 Katheru 51 Torredu 16 Kesavaram 35 Tirumalayapalem 53 Kolamuru 2 Vangalapudi 79 Kondagunturu 74 Veelavaram 22 Korukonda 62 Velugubanda II Kota 72 Vemagiri 28 Kothapalle 60 Venkatapuram 27 Krisbnunipalem 10 Kunavaram 81 Yerp.llemram 61 62 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITlJ:S AVAILADLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ,....------.A.--______Sla'ple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and ...... Food No. water nicalions Telegraph (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 Purusho thapatnam 3·34 p E W,R KR Rice 2 Vangalapudi 1·97 p E W,R KR PO Rice 3 Singavaram 1· 89 P E W,R KR Rice 4 Sithanagaram 3·08 H*,C H,D E W,R PR PO Rice 5 Raghudevapuram . 7·63 P E W PR PO Rice 6 Muggulla 3·0! P E W PR PO Rice 7 MunikadaJi 2·02 P,M E W PR PO Rice 8 Katavaram 4·78 P E W,R PR PO Rice 9 Munagaia " 4·69 P E W KR Rice 10 Kunavaram J ·73 P E W KR Rice 11 Kota 3·n P E W KR PO Rice 12 Nallagonda 3·35 p E W KR Rice 13 Chinakondepudi 7·10 p ·E W KR PO Rice 14 Nagampalle 4·51 p E W KR Rice 15 Bo lIeddupalem 2·93 p E W KR PO Rice 16 Kesavaram 3·03 H Phc E W PR PO Rice p E W PR 17 Raghavapuram 3·01 PO Rice p 18 Gadalapalem 3·62 E W KR PO Rice p E W KR 19 Tantikonda 4·42 PO Rice 20 Atchutapuram 3·28 P E W KR PO Rice 21 Srirangapatnam J ·61 P E W PR PO Rice 22 Korukonda 2·51 H Phc E W PR PO Rice 23 Kapavaram 3·91 P E W PR Rice 24 Jambupatnam 2·99 p E W KR PO Rice 25 Gummalladoddi 4·71 P,M E W PR PO Rice 26 Gokavaram 5 ·16 H D E W,Tk PR PO Rice 27 Krishnunipalem 4·74 p E W PR Rice 28 Kothapalle 12·16 P,M E W,Tk PR PO Rice 29 Sudikonda 2·08 p E W,Tk PR Rice 30 Sivaramapatnam . 0·74 P E Tk PR Rice 31 Mallavaram 4·95 p E W,Tk KR PO Rice 32 Kalijolla 2·09 P E Tk KR Rice 33 Bhupatipalc:m 1· 71 P,H E Tk KR Rice 34 Takurupalem 0·58 p E Tk KR Rice 35 Tirumalayapalem , 6·84 P E Tk KR PO Rice 36 Rampayerrampalem 5·25 P,M E Tk KR PO Rice 37 Kanupuru 5·51 P E Tk • KR PO Rice 38 Narsapuram 5·49 P E Tk KR Rice 39 Gadarada 5·41 P,M E Tk KR PO Rice 40 Kalvacherla 7·62 p E Tk KR PO Rice *H Oriental High School 63 DIUCTORY ... Land use RAJAHMUNDRY TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) ,.....----_ _..A.. Religious. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical r--- Code Forest ---. CuIturablc for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (Tn Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 62 1.192 188 700 Rajahmundry 34 1 151 1,106 4 Rajahmundry 29 2 6~ 1,128 3 17 Rajahrnundry 27 3 978 400 593 Rajahmundry 24 4 4.1 19 220 544 Rajahmundry 22 5 1,412 514 Rajahmundry 19 6 998 150 145 Rajahrnundry 16 '1 2,732 327 Rajahmundry 13 8 T.(568): Tk(568) 2,171 263 Rajahm undry 26 9 450 513 144 Rajahmundry 21 10 2,252 95 34 Rajahmundry 29 11 234 1.132 680 98 Rajahmunclry 30 12 3,345 868 331 Rajahmundry 26 13 T.(570): Tk(570) 1,523 337 456 Rajahmunclry 37 14 1,337 207 331 Rajahmundry 35 15 T.(173): Tk(173) 1,258 508 Rajahmundry 32 16 T.(543): Tk(543) 978 280 125 Rajahmundry 30 17 2,093 12 212 Rajahmundry 34 18 Rajahmundry 35 19 T.(796): Tk(796) 701 297 305 Rajahmundry 27 20 T.(719): Tk(719) 26 276 9 Rajahmundry 24 21 1,221 42 343 Rajahmundry 21 Sunday 22 2,054 66 382 Rajahmundry 21 23 T_(858):Tk(853) 961 42 53 Rajahmundry l' 24 T.(782): Tk(782) 787 1,050 3'15 Rajahmundry 24 25 T.(I.024): Tk(l,024) 208 460 1,610 Rajahmundry 30 Monday 26 1.(1.132): Tk(1.132) 1,505 397 Rajahmundry 32 27 T.(2.567): Tk(2,567) 3,627 600 988 Rajahmundry 33 28 T.(203): Tk(203) 423 581 124 Rajahmundry 42 29 T.(67): Tk(67) 246 120 41 Rajahmundry 42 30 T. (270): Tk(270) J,273 851 774 Rajahmundry 51 31 T.(25): Tk(25) 269 1,00S 36 Rajahmundry S3 32 401 50 643 Rajahmundry 46 33 T.(l20): Tk(120) 172 79 Rajahmundry 40 34 T.(516): Tk(516) 2,975 215 672 Rajahmundry 37 35 T.(798): Tk(798) 1.780 300 482 Rajahmundry 32 36 T.(615): Tk(615) }.323 1,000 58S Rajahmundry 29 37 T.(350): Tk(3S0) 2,956 208 Rajahmundry 24 38 T.(446): Tk(446) 1.637 867 512 Rajahmundry 27 39 T.(859): Tk(SS9} 2,679 1,052 287 Rajahmundry 26 40 64 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in /"""------..A..------___ Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and --., Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) ('I) (10) .~------ 41 Nandarada 3·92 p E Tk KR PO Rice 42 Narasimhapuram 0·76 Uninhabited KR Agraharam 43 Dosakayalapalle . 3·42 H E W,Tk PR PO Rice 44 Burugupudi 6·65 p E W PR PO Ricc 45 Butchempeta 2·71 p E W,Tk KR PO Rice 46 Hundeswarapuram 1·29 P E W,Tk KR Rice 47 Mirthipadu 1·59 P E W.Tk KR PO Rice 48 Jalimudi 0·48 P E W PR PO Rice 49 Mulakalanka 3·91 P E R.W PR PO Rice 50 Bobbilanka 0·57 P E W PR PO Rice M,H* 51 Torredu 4·26 E W PR PO Rice 52 Katheru j·68 P,M E W PR PO Rice Kolamuru 6·01 P E W PR PO Rice 53 p Gadala 3·37 E W PR PO Rice 54 p 5S Madhurapudi 4·79 E W KR PO Rice p 56 Nidigatta 4·02 E W KR PO Rice 57 Narendrapuram . 4·69 P E W PR PO Rice H* Phc Tk PR 5& Rajanagaram 3·65 E PO, TO Rice Jagannadhapuram 0·25 Uninhabited KR 59 p 60 Venka tapuram 1·28 E Tk KR Rice Kanavaram 10·02 P E Tk KR PO Rice 61 p 62 Velugubanda 6·78 E Tk KR PO Rice P Tk KR 63 Srikrisbnapatnam 4·49 E Rice 64 Palacherla 10·78 P D E Tk KR PO Rice 65 Bhupalapatnam 2·59 P E Tk KR Rice 66 Morampudi 2·91 Uninhabited 67 Rajahmundry 10·44 Urban Area (Rajahmllndry CitYI 68 Hukumpeta 0·88 P E W KR PO Rice 69 Bommuru 2·52 P E W PR PO Rice 70 Rajavolu 1·~6 P E W PR PO Rice 71 Dowleswaram 2·95 Urban Area (Dowleswaram Town) 72 Vemagiri ·3·46 P E R PR PO Rice 73 Kadiam 7·85 H E R PR PO. TO Rice 74 Veeravaram 3,]4 P,M E W PR PO Rice 75 Damireddipalle 6,98 P E W PR Rice 76 Dulla 1,71 P,M D E W PR PO Rice 77 Muramanda 2·92 H E W KR PO Rice 78 Jagurupadu 2·92 P E W KR PO Rice 79 Kondagunturu 4·84 P E W,Tk PR PO Rice 80 Namavaram 3·23 P E W,Tk KR Rice 81 Yerrampalem 4·23 P E W,Tk KR Rice 82 Pathathungapadu 8·42 P,M E W.Tk KR PO Rice 83 Thokada 7·28 P,M E W.Tk KR PO Rice 84 Mukkinada 3·80 p E W,Tk KR Rice 85 Duppalapudi 3·34 P E W,Tk KR Rice *H Oriental High School. 65 DIRECTORY and Land use RAJAHMUNDRY TALUK LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ______- ---_--_.1\.--_------_-. Neares[ Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------A------Culturable fur culti- distance Weekly importance. No. r-Irrigated Unirrigated waste vadon (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(707): Tk(707) 11.189 240 373 Rajahmundry 22 41 388 57 41 Rajahmundry 22 42 T.(574): Tk(574) 883 732 Rajahmundry 21 43 T.(359;: Tk(359) 3,212 323 357 Rajahlllundry 16 44 1.208 306 220 Rajahmundry 16 45 726 100 Rajahmundry 13 46 873 71 75 Rajahmundry 11 47 239 21 48 Rajahmundry 11 48 1,670 1,176 1,457 Rajahmundry 11 49 156 128 78 Rajahlllllndry 11 50 2,006 470 251 Rajahmundry 8 51 1,075 266 Rajahmundry 5 52 T.{6()4): Tk{604} 1,754 1,07il 410 Rajahmundry 8 53 T.(520): Tk(S20) 1,430 7 200 Rajahmundry 8 54 2,492 574 Rajahmundry 16 55 T.t248}: Tk(248) 1.291 7-l1 293 Rajahmundry 14 56 T.(861): Tk(861) 1,331 357 453 Rajahmundry 19 57 T. (530): Tk(530) 1,031 412 363 Rajahmundry 16 58 T.(l9}: Tk(l9) 128 13 Rajahmundry 19 59 T.(174): Tk(l74) 428 130 '137 Rajahmundry 19 60 4,750 Rajahmundry 19 T.(380) Tk(380) 953 330 61 Rajahmundry 21 T.(57'7): Tk(577) 2,883 575 304 62 2,782 Rajahmundry 13 T.(30): Tk(30) 62 63 1,387 Rajahmllndry 16 1635 T.(l22): Tk(l22) 3,435 320 64 1,358 290 10 Rajahmundry 11 65 1,559 248 55 Rajahmundry 5 66 4,027 2,noO Rajahmundry 5 55 Sunday 67 Rajahmuridry 5 661 151 68 Rajahmundry 5 1,138 150 325 69 Rajahlllundry 8 T.(435): Tk(435) 347 230 178 70 Urban Area (Dowleshwaram Town) 71 Rajahmundry 11 T .(256): Tk(2S6) 788 263 907 72 T.(1.023): Tk(I,023) 2,829 360 8i2 Rajahmundry 14 73 T.(15): C(15) 1,442 273 28() Rajahmundry 19 74 Rajahmundry 13 387 2,051 2,029 75 T .(261): C(26J) 609 45 178 Rajahmundry 22 76 T.(706): C(706) 952 196 15 Rajahmundry 26 77 T.(I.034): C(1,034) 835 Rajahmundry 19 78 T.(791): Tk(791) 993 1.044 270 Rajahmundry 16 79 T.(l06): Tk(106) 404 400 1,157 Rajahmundry 8 80 T.(133): Tk(133) 2,202 202 170 Rajahmundry 16 81 T.(IB7): Tk(187) 4,298 381 523 Rajahmundry 19 82 T.(146): Tk(146) 224 1,997 2,292 Rajahmundry 26 83 T.(245): Tk(24S) 434 1,616 137 Rajahmundry 29 84 T.(311): Tk(381) 854 556 347 Rajahmundry 32 85 RAMWACHODAVARAMIND.SUB.TALUK ANDHRA PRADESH RAMPACHODAVARAM IND. SUB. TALUK EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT NOT TO SCALE BHADRACHALAM TALUK KHAMMAM OCSTRICT YEL.LAVARAM IND. SUB. TAL.UK IJ I pn5.IT!CN OF e"H C;OO ..... VAl\.I OISHICT IN "'NOH"" P~"'OHj.j • 1"~B6t~~~~ ~~ ~ HilI 19, POL.AVARAM TALUK WEST GOOAVARt DISTRICT • OISTRICT I'OUNOA.lI'r' rAWK !OUNOAkY RAJAHMUNDRY - _5_ - VILLAG.E 6OUf'tOAU WJTH LOCATlOHCOO£ NUttStll TALUK fOIlEST 8OUNDA!\Y @ TAWK HEA.DqU"RTERS ~ST"TEHIGHW"''(S OTHER ROAOS ~lltvEIIS • SYMBOLIC RE"IU~ENTHION Of Vlll"G£S; 1,000 TO 4,m PEIUONS .. 500 TO 999 PH.SONS NOH: l. C. NOS. 1&,31." oI 100 TO.-IJ RAMP ACHODAVARAM IND. SUB-TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Colie No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 176 A. Veeravaram 198 Devaram 12 Addarivalasa 74 Devarapalle 9 Akumam idikota 193 Devarath igudem 89 Akuru 167 Devipatnam 171 Anguluru 190 Dirisinapalle 19A Arjllnalova 107 Doklilapadu 155 Donelanka 5 Banda 5') Dorachintalapalem 134 Bandamamidi 52 Doramamidi 127 Bandapalle 62 D.Vemalakota 121 Beerampalle 12B Egavalasa 21 Bhimavar2m Egavalasa III Bheema varam l' 103 Bhupatipalem 81 Eeethapalle 8 Bodlanka 195 Folkspeta 25 lloddulurll 112 Bolagonda 142 Bornagudem 135 Gajjivelagalu 124 BurugubanJa 159 G:lngavaram 129 Burugubar:da 166 Ganugulagondi 72 Busigudem 14!l Ginnepalle 117 B- Valamalakota 23 Gogulavalasa 128 Gogumilli 7 Chavadikota 26 Gondivada 6 Chakkavada 170 Gonduru 138 Cheedipalem 188 Goparam 95 Chelakaveedhi 53 Goramamidi 106 Cheruvupalcm 120 Gotlagudem 139 Chcruvupalem 2 Gudisa 76 Chilakamamidi 39 Gujumamidivalasa 68 ('hiruvuru 3 Gurr pcnagandi 175 Chinaramanayyapet 177 Gumpenapalle 185 Chinna Barangi 4 Cillndrati 101 Chinna Gcddada 69 Ciunjugede01 88 Chin talaglldem 140 Chodavaram 158 Choppagonda 3S Ijjaluru 113 Chupparipalem 70 Immidivaram 201 Indukuru 98 Dabbavalasa 200 rnduk urupeta 178 Damanapall( 143 Irlapalle 63 Isukapatla 174 Dandangi 100 Daragudem 20 Ivampalle 57 Daravada 122 Darimadugulu 116 Jagametlapalem 54 Denduluru 146 Jagarampalle 67 68 ALPHABETrCAL LIST OF VILLAGES RAMPACHODAVARAM IND. SU8-TALUK-C0l1td. 1971 1971 Cocation Name of Village Location Name of V.lllage Lode No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 83 Kadamuru 114 Nallagonda 37 Kakarlova 60 Narasapuram 94 Kakavada 191 1' 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2) 199 Sara bha va ram 118 U si ri kadonal 29 Satlavada 119 Utla 145 Seethapalle 99 Sokulagudern 141 Sirigindalapadu 64 Vadapalle 61 Sripuram 16 Vakka1uru 75 Sunnampadu 97 Vattichelakalu 96 Surlavada 34 Valamuru ]80 Velagapalle 187 Tamarapalle 132 Tativada 131 Velagala veedhi 50 Thadepalle 91 Vemulakonda 150 Thativada 93 Verlamamidi 90 Theliperu 47 Vetukuru 79 Thuvvuru 33 Vuthaluru 27 Tinkuruvalasa 56 Vyadapudi 92 Tirugatiralla 168 Toyyeru 90 Tunnuru 194 Yerrampalem 82 Turumamidi 157 Yerrametla 70 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AME~anES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ~------~------~ Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Cornmu- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9' (10) ._------..... 1 Pamularnamidi N.A· 2 Gudisa N A· 3 Gumpenagondi N.A· 4 Gundrati N A· 5 Banda N.A· .. 6 Chakka\ada N.A· 7 Chavadikota N.A· 8 Bodlanka N.A· 9 Akumamidikota . N.A. 10 Pullangi N.A· P 11 Pedamarri N.A· 12 Addarivalasa N.A· 12A Pusivada N.A, 12B Egavalasa N.A· 13 Egavalasa N A· 14 Katchclavada N.A. 15 Nukaletivada N·A. 16 Vakkaluru N.A· 17 Muchilavada N.A· 19 Kakuru N A· 19A Arjunalova NA· 20 Ivampalle ~.A· 21 Bhimavaram N.A· 22 Kutravada N.A· Uninhabited 23 Gogulavalasa N.A· 24 Pamuleru N.A· 25 Boddulurll N.A· 26 Gondivada N.A. 27 Tinkm uvalasa N.A. Uninhabited 28 Potlavada NA- 29 Satlavada N.A· p 30 Konc1avada N.A· 32 Nelluru N.A· 33 Vuthaluru N.A· 34 Valamuru N.A· 35 ljjaluru N.A· 37 Kakarlova (Padu) NA· Uninhabited 38 Madduluru N.A· 39 Gujj1lll1amidivalasa N.A· p 40 Kundada N.A. Village Directory particu1:lrs for the above villages are not available as they are Mutha villages for which proper records are not maintained. L.e. No. 18, 31 and 36 have been deleted and revised Nos. 12A, 12B, and 19A have been assigned to the villages respectively. 71 DIRECTORY and Land use RAMPACHODAVARAM IND. SUB-TALUl LAND US!! (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, _----~------.A------_.. Nearest Day historical Loca· r Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Foresl -_-----A------., Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste valion (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 12A 12B 13 14 15 16 17 19 19A 20 21 Uninhabited 22 23 # 24 25 26 Uninhabited 27 28 29 30 32 33 34 35 Uninhabited 37 38 39 40 72 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMEJSlTIES AVAILABLEA--- WITHIN______THE VILLAGE- ______tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Me.lkal Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and""" Food No. water nications Telegraph (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Munjamamidi NA· 42 Musuru N.A· 43 Marcdumilli N.A· H* Phc PO 44 Madduluru N.A· 45 Kuduru N.A· 1 46 Pandirimal11idikota N.A· 47 Vetukuru N.A· 48 Pujaripakalu N.A· 49 Maddiveedu N.A· 50 Tadepalle N.A· P 51 Mallavaral11 N.A· 52 Dorarflal11idi N.A· 53 Goramamidi N.A· 54 Denduluru N.A· 55 PuttagondiJanka. N.A· 56 Vydapudi N.A· 57 Daravada N.A· 58 Pedduru N.A. 59 DorachintaJapalem ,\I.A· 60 Narsapuram N.A· 61 Sreepuram N.A· 62 D. Vemalakota N.A· P 63 Isukapatia N.A· 64 Vadapalle N.A· 65 Komatipalem N.A· 66 Kothaveedhulu N.A· 67 NimmaJapalem NA· 68 Chiruvuru N.A· 69 Gunjugudem NA· 70 Immidivaram N.A· 71 Madicherla N.A· 72 Busigudem N.A· P 73 Nurupudi N.A· 74 Devarapalle N.A· 75 Sunnampadu N.A· 76 Chila kamarnidi N.A· P 77 Pedamaltu N.A· 78 Rarnannavalasa N.A. 79 Tuvvuru N.A. I 80 Lankapakulu N.A· *H Orienta! High School. 73 DIRECTORY Ind Land use RAMPACHODAVARAM IND. SUB-TALUK LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. r------~------~ Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo. tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ----, Culturable for cuIti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 7"1 78 79 80 74 VILLAGE Amenitiel EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area A"lENnIEs AVAILAllLE WIfHlN THE VILLA.GE tion Name of in ,----______A __. ___ --.------.. Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Mcdi(ai Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water Ilications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) . (~) (Y) (10) _------ 81 Eeethapalle N.A· 82 Tururnarnidi N.A· 83 Kadumuru NA· 84 Koyalagudem N.A· , 85 Kintukuru N.A· 86 Kondamodalu N.A· 2P R PR PO Rice,Jowar 87 Mamidivalasa N.A· 88 Chintalagudem N.A· 89 Akuru N.A· 90 Tunnuru N.A· 91 Ve!11ulakol1da N.A· P 92 Tirugatirallu N.A· 93 Verlamamidi N.A· 94 Kakavada N.A. 95 Chelakaveedhi N.A· 96 Suvarlavada N.A· 97 Vattichelakalu N.A· 92 Dabbavalasa N.A· 99 Sokulagudem N.A, 100 Dharagudem N.A· 101 Chinageddada N.A· 102 Peddageddada N.A· 103 Bhupatipalem N.A· H 104 Lanjavada or N.A· Gandhinagaram 105 Pedapadu N.A· 106 Cheruvupalem N.A- 107 Dokulapadu N A· 108 Kothapakalu N A· 109 Rampa N.A. P 110 Pedakonda N.A· 111 Bheemavaram N.A- 112 Boiagonda N.A- 113 Chupparipalem NA· 114 Nallagonda N.A· 115 Mulaehidugulu N.A· 116 Jagametlapalem . N.A· 117 B. Velamalakota N.A· PO 118 U sirikadonala N.A· 119 Utla N.A· i20 - Gotlagudem N.A· 75 DUlICTORY alld Land use RAMPACHODAVARAM IND. SUB-TALUK LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. _------A------::\ Nearest Day historical Loca r Area not' Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Foresl ,...-_-----A-----__ ""'\ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Krns.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 81 82 83 84 85 20,000 700 N.A. Rajahmundry 107 Sunday 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 93 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 76 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- AI"a A)'lEt'lflES AVAILABLE W1THIN THE VILt "('E tion Name of in r------A ------.., Staple Code Yillage Sq. Miles EducatioDul ll,kdkal Electricity Drinking Commll- Post and Food No. water ni,'ations Telegraph (1 ) (2) m (4) (5) (6) (7) (is 1 (9) (10) -_---_------_------~-->--- - 121 Beerampalle N A· 122 Darimadugulu N.A· P 124 Burugubanda N.A· 125 Mulapadu :N.A· 126 Korumilli ~.A· 127 Bandapalle NA· PO 128 Gogumilli N A· 129 Burugubancta N.A· 130 Panctiriveedhi N.A· 131 Yclagalaveedhi N.A· 132 Tativada N.A· 133 Pandirimamidi N./\. 134 Bandamamidi N A· 135 Gajjivclagalu N.A· 136 Marrivada N.A· 137 Kunjamveedhi N,A· P 138 Cheedipalem N.A· 139 Chernvupalem N,A· P,H* PO,TO 140 Chodavaram N.A· 141 Sirigindalapadu ?':.A· 142 Bornagudem N,A· 143 IrlapaUe N,A· 144 Polavaram N.A· p 145 Seethapalle N./\'. p PO 146 Jagarampalle NA· 147 Peddabarangi N.A· 148 Ginnepalle N.A· p PO 149 Pamugandi ['i.A.· 150 Tativada N.A· 151 Kothagudem N,A· 152 Peddnru N.A· 153 Palem N.A· 154 Mulagalagucem N.A· 155 Donclanka N.Y· 156 MaddiratigudelIl • N.A· 157 Yerrametla N.A· ]58 Choppagonda N.A· 159 Gangavaram N.A· PO 160 Pedanuthulu N,A· L.C. No. 123 deleted as it was wrongly given to an hamlet of village L.C. No. 86 Kondamodalu *H Oriental High School 77 DIRECTORY anel Land use RAMPACHODAVARAM IND. SU8-TALl!L~ ____LAND------A--- USE (Area under different types______of land use in acres) - ___-. Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca- r Area not Town or days or archaeo- lion " Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ----~~A------...._ Culturable for cult i- distance Weekly importance, No. rlrrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 121 122 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 l36 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 78 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in .A Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and ""' Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ------~ 161 Katchuluru 0.90 P R PR Rice.Jowar 162 Manturu 6·37 2P R PR PO Ricl! Jowar 163 Peniki 1apadu N.A· 164 Kudakarai N.A· 165 Lingaram N.A· 166 Ganugulagondi 0·71 P W PR Rice,Jowar 167 Devipatnam' }·23 2P H R PR PO Rice,Jowar 168 Toyyeru 4·401 R PR Rice,Jowar 169 PudipaJle 1 ·1.28 P E R PR Rice,Jowar 170 Gonduru N.A· p 171 Anguluru 1 ·36 P R PR PO Rice,Jowar 172 Nelakota 7.225 P E W PR PO Rice,Jowar 173 Pothavaram 1·396 P W PR Rice 174 Dandangi ]·414 P E W PR Rice.Jowar 17, Chinnaramanayyapet 0.64 2P E W PR PO Rice,Jowar 176 A. Veeravaram 1·~56 P R PR Rice,Jowar 177 Gumpenapalle N A· 178 DamanapaJle N.A· 179 Ramannapalem NA· 180 Velagapalle N.A· 181 Lakshmipuram N.A· PO 182 NoonepalJe N.A· .... PO 183 Rayavaram N.A· H 184 Musurumilli N A· PO 185 <;hinna Barangi N A· P 186 Komaravaram NA· N.A. 187 Tamarapalle NA· P N.A. 188 Goparam N.A· P N.A. 189 Kannaram NA· P N.A. 190 DirisinapaJle N.A· N.A. 191 Narsapuram N.A· 192 Ramannapalem N.A· 193 Devara tigudem N.A· 194 Yerrampalem N.A· 195 Folkspeta N.A· P PO 196 Lothupalem 1·495 P W PR Rice 197 Ravilanka 0·592 W PR Rice 198 Devaram o 471 P W PR Rice 199 Sarabhavaram 2· 748 2P E W PR PO Rice 200 Indukurupeta 0·451 P Phc E W PR PO Rice 201 Indukuru 2·931 2P E W PR PO Rice 202 Peda Bheempalle . 1·867 P W PR Rice 79 DIRECTORY aod Land use RAMPACHODAVARAM IND. SUB-TALUI{ -L~ND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ____------.A.----'------...., Nearest Day historical Loca- r Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------.A.------~--...., Cultura ble for cuJti- distance Weekly importance, No. rlrrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 462 78 38 Rajahmundry 96 161 3,000 T.( 37): 0(37) 731 3 347 Rajahmundry 88 162 163 164 165 400 50 6 3 Rajahmundry 80 166 400 T.(8); Tk(8) 310 56 25 Rajahmundry 80 Monday Subramanya 167 Sastri tern pIe 2,000 T.(I):O(I) 540 28 249 Rajahmundry 80 168 400 T.(96): Tk(96) 246 30 46 R.ajahmundry 77 169 170 400 363 81 30 Rajahmundry 88 171 3.764 248 70 542 Rajahmundry 80 172 243 T.(72): Tk(72) 347 N.A. 304 Rajahmundry 45 173 1.000 T.(20): TkUO) 505 40 Kajahmundry 72 174 200 210 N.A. Rajahmundry 74 175 413 555 90 130 Rajahmundry 77 176 177 178 179 180 N~A. 181 N.A. 182 N.A. 183 N.A. 184 N.A. 115 N A. 186 N.A. 117 N.A. 188 N A. 189 N A. 190 191 192 193 194 195 150 T.(49): Tk(49) 304 302 201 Rajahmundry 40 196 100 T.(91): Tk(91) 211 43 25 Rajahrnundry 46 197 99 . T.(5Ji): Tk.(SS) 133 13 57 Rajahmundry 45 198 200 T.(266): Tk(266) 912 12 635 Rajahmundry 42 199 110 T.(lll): Tk(1l1) 115 64 Rajahmundry 38 Friday 200 T .(267): Tk(267) 1,711 165 Rajahmundry 38 201 149 T.(232): Tk(232) 871 175 Rajahmundry 32 202 YELLAVARAM IND. SUB. TALUK NAME 01' THE -+.==,-~U~"--~ N~~~SOf t .... LVI( INH .... oITED A.OKRA PRADESH YELLAVARAM IND. SUB. TALUK EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT OR I SSA NOT TO SCAl-E fQRE~ r SOU NO""'" _-'-_ IIILLAGf eotJNOAII.Y WITH LO('_~ nON CUOI NUt"'SEI<. @ u,I.UI( I-IrAOQlJ"'R1"E"~ OO!'4KA N"'''US Of ALL LA,IlGE VILL.A(j."S WiT .... MINIMUM POPULAT'ON .AYI OF 5,000 WITH LOC" liON 51H; ~3' - OTH[R ROADS ~ TAl-UK ~-- - • SYMBOLIC REPk£SENTATION OF VILl"GfS DISTRICT •.. TAl-UK • lJN_INHAI!HED vIU"'CES POST orFIC[, TELEGRAPH OHICE POLlCE STATlON !lEST HOUSt TIV PCSiTlQN Cf fASf GODAVA,l1.I DIST>lIU IN ANOHtA nACtSH ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES YELLAVARAM IND. SUB-TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (1) (2) (2) IS8 Buiojupaiem 211 38 Addapodaragondi Devaramadugu 159 Buradakota 263 294 Addateegala Devaramadugu 109 Buradavalasa 229 24 Adupulametta Dhanyapalem 183 Burugupalem S3 89 Allurigec,da Dippulagondi 175 Buruguvada 18 D. Mamidivada 61 Ambatigondi 110 Busikola 383 Doddivaka 367 Aminbada 293 Dokkapalem 328 Amirekhala 444 Ammapela 266 Chakirevala D. Krisbnavaram 203 37 166 Chamagadda Dolnuru 287 Ammapeta 354 AmudZllabaml3 220 Chaparatipalem Doneiapalem 425 453 Ananthagiri 94 Chaparayi Donalapalle 310 345 Dongala Mallavaram Anigeru 209 Chavitidibbalu 295 13 Donkarayi Annampalem 419 Cheedipalcm 184 41 Doragondi Buradalova Ammampalempadll 62 Chikatigondi 259 297 Doramamidi An[]agondi 126 ChcepLlfllkota 433 427 Doramamidi Antlova 81 Chelakaveedhilanka 30 39 Dosapulova Anukulapalem 202 255 Chendurtbi 40& D. Pinjarikonda 338 Appalarajupet4 75 Chevi tipakalu 128 Donarayi 321 Appanapalem 404 Cherrupakalll 29 Duchala 395 Atchayyapeta 138 C'harukumalla 304 Durgampadu 307 Cherukurnallapdu 40 Dlliagondi 362 Cheruvukomllll1palem III Dumpavalasa 100 Babbllova 31 Cheruvuru 249 Duppalapalem 380 lIalijapadu 302 Chidipalem 347 Dusaripam 434 Bactadam 37) Chikilinta 284 Durcberti 325 Banadapiille 269 ChikkapugaJdR 185 D. (Durcheti) Ramava- 245 Bandakonda 418 China Addapalle ram 274 Bandamamilh 407 China Addateegala 273 Bandepalempadu 450 China Garlapadll 86 Edlakonda 236 Barrimamidi 232 China Munakagadda 414 fndavall i 50 Bachalova 327 Chinarella ngi padu 19 Erragopula 4 Batsalurll "261 China Vadisikarra 428 Errampalem 291 llhimavaram 218 China Volenpadu Bheemudllgadda 215 Chinnampadu 130 442 Gadichinnampalem Bhimudllpakalu l63 Chintakarrapalem 406 301 137 Chinta Koyya Godivokurthi 300 Bhllsulapadu 132 Cbintaiapudi 194 Gadimpalle 21 Bllddagondi 55 146 Chintalavada Gandhanuru 172 Bodlagondi 23 74 Chinabalakota Gondikota 133 Boddakunta 73 Chanaganuru 400 Gangampalem 195 Boddapalle 280 Chodavaram 32 Ganganuru 319 Bodlagondi 55A 467 Choda\'aram Ganganuru 112 Bodlanka 283 Choppanagadda 14 Gangavada 393 Bodlanka 424 Gangavaram 136 Bodlova ]69 Dabbarnamidi 151 Gannavaram 10 Boddumamidi 267 Dabbapalem 73 Garisibilli 135 Bogidigondi 167 Dadlikavadd 357 Gavaraiabpeta Bogindigondi 322 Dakarayi 16 Gellavada 349 f945 B. Sivarampatnam 276 Dakodu Ginjarthi 210 Dalepadu 207 298 Bonangipalem Gubbalapanukulu 317 Damanapalem 299 440 Bongadalapadll Gobbilamadugu 65 Dandugulagondi 212 Godugurayi 334 Borigapall.e 106 Daragedda 77 Gokalagondi 364 Bornagudem 123 Daralova 366 G. Sarabhavaram 140 Boyanagummi 147 Daravada 397 Gondolu 465 Hoyyanapalle 122 Darayada 398 Gondolu 320 Boyapadu 290 Darsinuthula 386 Gontuvanipalem 426 Budidapadu 157 Degalakota 91 Goppulathotamamidi 81 82 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ViLLAGES YELLAVARAM IND. SUB-TALUK-Contd. 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 431 Goragommi 454 Kondalapalem 359 Marripalem 153 Goramanda 378 Kondalingaparthi 439 Metlapalem 277 Gottelapadu 340 Kondapalle 117 MekahIVulasa 48 Gudlavada 142 Konduru 243 M.ltapalem 205 Gummarapalem 134 Kontipalle 225 l\:!ohanapuram 68 Gummaluru 56 Koppulakota 470 !'vf,JlIeru 82 Gunhedu 7 Kosalavada 343 Mollimetla 187 Kota 278 M (Mulakkayala) 257 Idulakota 199 Kotabandi Chippalama- Bhinlavaram 108 Irlavada midi 192 Mulasalapalem 429 3 Tsukapadu Kothada 182 Mungalapudi 242 Kothajaderu 311 Munjavarapupadu 314 353 Jaddangi Kothakindra 336 Murlavanipalem 88 240 Jaderu Kothakota 176 Muvvalavada 457 Jaagampalem 63 Kothapakalu 161 Jajigadda 377 Kothapalle 275 Nadimipalem 281 Jajipalem 268 Kothapallip ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES YELLAVARAM IND. SUB-T ALUK.-Contd. 1971 1971 1971 Name of ~i11age Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (1) (1) (2) (2) (2) 468 292 Pathapadu 361 Reva ti palem Ummetha 305 464 Patharamavaram 271 Rollagadda Ulibogula Peda AddapaUe 127 Rovvagadda 441 Uppalapadu 417 365 430 Peda Garlapadu Urlakulapadu 432 Uuyyalamadugu 374 Pedagarrangi 401 Sarampeta 231 Peda Munakagadda 384 Sarampetapadu 373 Peda ReJlangipadu 228 Sarabha varam 370 Vajipalem 262 Peda Vadisakarra 323 Sarabha varam 143 Valasalapadu Peda Volempadll 201 79 Selumulova alias 363 Vanakarayi Peddavada 129 Soddampalem 181 Vanamamidigondi Pinikelapadu 217 154 Sesharayi 379 Vanchangi Perikivalasa 113 221 Settipalle Vangalamadugu Pidahamamidi 214 448 196 Simhadripuram- 324 Vanakarayi Pidotharagondi 35 351 Singampalle 447 Vanayapadu Pithanlova _ 43 97 Singanukota 335 Vayyuru 101 Polamanugondl 235 Si ngarapllpadu 309 Vasalapurayi 272 Po lava ram padll 165 Singavaram 371 Vathangi 95 Polava 185 Sirimetta 67 Vatticheruvugo ndi 227 pothamdarapalem 270 Sitaram 84 Vattigadda 455 ' Pothamdorapalem 224 Sitharapupadll 180 Vatti_gadda 279 Pothuluru 303 Somannapalem Pudedu 11 Villartbi 332 9 Sondlova 72 Pulago ndi 2Si Vedullakonda 1 Siriyallagondi 388 Puligogulapalem 186 Vedullapalle 155 Siripaka 76 Pulimetta Veerabhadrapuram pu!usumami?-i _ 348 396 78A Subbampadu Veerampalem pulusumam ldl 85 83 204 Sundarakota Veeravaram Pusivada 339 264 22 Surampalem Vejivada 119 Puttagandi 92 451 Surllmpalem Velagalapalem 208 Puttakunta 360 33 Vemulachaparayi 189 Pathapalle 80 Tarnivada Vemulova 144 Thadikota 446 391 Venkatanagarampadu 399 Rajanagaram 318 Tallapalem Rajavaram 394 Venkatanagaram 402 250 Tallapalem Rajavaram 36 Verlagadda 459 46 Tangedukota 337 Rajavemmangi 409 Vetamamidi 346 Tantikonda 423 Rajampalem 372 Vaigrapuram 105 Tatilova 462 Rajupetaloddi 98 Vuttabandu 443 Thimmapuram 57 Rakkisagondi 25 Vodisalova 312 Tippalapalem 20 Rakota 256 Vuttapalem 282 168 Ramuiakonda Tirumalavada 471 Ramvldevapuram 118 Tirumamidi 463 Yamanapalle 164 Ramavaram 230 Tiyyamamidi 162 Yarlagadda 415 Ramavaram 206 Thotakurapalem 238 Yellapuram 252 Ratnampalem 54 Tummachelu 288 Yellapuram 173 Ratsapalem 141 Thumpadam 437 Yellavaram 125 Ratsavalasa 60 Thungalova 179 Yerragonda 71 Revadikota 254 Thungamadugu 198 Yerragonda 452 Ravibanda 34 Tirushooru 410 Yerramamidi 222 Ravigudem 59 Titteragondi 350 Yerrampadu 219 Ravulapalem 15 Tiyyambadu 1!11 Yerramn;ddipalem 260 Rayapalle 49 Tulviseru 413 Yetipalle 216 Rcgulapadu 200 Tummukalapadu 44 Yerramamitilanka 84 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ----___-- ___- __..A. ______------Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and...... Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) AGENCY Siri:yailagondi N.A· Uninhabited 2 Karakapadu N.A· Uninhabited 3 fsukapadu N.A. Uninhabited 4 Batsaluru N.A· R 5 Marriguda N.A· R 6 Mangampadu N.A· R 7 Kosalavada N.{\. Uninhabited 8 Palagadda N.A· R 9 Sondlova N.A· Uninhabited 10 Boddumamidi N.A· R 11 Villarthi N.A· 12 Kangalthi N.A· Uninhabited 13 Donkarayi N.A· 14 Gangavada N.A· Uninhabited 15 Tiyyambadu N.A· Uninhabited 16 Gellavada N.A· Uni,nhabited 17 Kurupu!ova N.A· Uninhabited 18 D. Mamidivada N.A· 19 Erragoppula N.A· 20 Rakota N.A· Uninhabited 0,37 21 BUddagondi R 0" 22 Pusivada N.A· Uninhabited 23 Gondikot'a NA· R 24 Adupulamett!j N.A· Uninhabited 25 Vodisalova N.A Uninhabited 26 Kokkonda N.A· Uninhabited 27 Nagalova N.A. 28 Kallupugondi N.A· R 29 Duchala N.A· Uninhabited 30 Antlova N.A· Uninhabited 31 Cheruvuru N.A· Uninhabited 32 Ganganuru N.A· Uninhabited 33 Vemulachaparayi . N.A· Uninhabited 34 Tirushooru N,A· 35 Pidotharagondi N.A· Uninhabited 36 Verlagadda N.A. R 37 Dolnurl.l N.A· Uninhabited 38 Addapodaragondi N.A· Uninhabited 39 Dosapulova N.A. 40 Dulagondi N.A· Uninhabited 85 DIRECTORY aId Land use YELLAV ARAM IND. SUB-TALUIC ______LAND USB (Area under different.A- types______of land use in acres)--- ___--., Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and ------_-A----____ ""'\ of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. ,... Irrigated Unirrigated waste vadon (In Kms.) Market if any (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) Uninhabited Uninhabited 2 Uninhabited 3 4 S 6 Uninhabited 7 8 Uninhabited 9 10 11 Uninh"abited 12 13 Uninhabited 14 Uninhabited 15 Uninhabited 16 Uninhabited 17 18 19 Uninhabited 20 ... 21 Uninhabited 22 23 Uninhabited 24 Uninhabited 2S Uninhabited 26 27 2' Uninhabited 29 Uninhabited 30 Uninhabited 31 Uninhabited 32 Uninhabited 33 34 Uninhabited 3S 36 Uninhabited 37 Uninhabited 38 39 Uninhabited 40 86 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMBNITIES AVAlfABLB WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ,------"--,A------______Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post a~""\ Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Buradalova (Doragondi). N.A· Uninhubited 42 Karlova N.A Uninhabited 43 Singanukota NI\.. 44 Yerramamitilaaka N.A. Uninhabited 45 Koyyauuru N.A. Uninhabited 46 Tangedukota NA 47 Madugukota N.A. Uninhabited 48 Gudl"avada N.A. 49 Tuluseru N.Ar Uninhabited 50 Bachilova N.A. Uninhabited 51 Navalova N.A. Uninhabited 52 NeelapaJem N.A. Uninhabited 53 Dippulagondi N A. Uninhabited 54 Tummachelu NA. 55 Gandhanuru N.A. 55A Ganganuru N.A. 56 Koppulakota N.A. 57 Rakkisagondi N.A. Uninhabited 58 Palagondi N.A. Uninhabited 59 Titteragondi N.A. Uninhabited 60 Tungalova N.A. Uninhabited 61 Ambatigondi N.A. Uninhabited 62. Chikatigondi N.A. Uninhabited 63 Kothapakalu N.A. R 64 Pathakota N.A. R 65 Dandugulagondi . N.A. Uninhabited 66 Nandigummi N.A. Uninhabited 67 Vatticheruvugondi N.A. Uninhabited 68 Gummaluru N.A. Uninhabited 69 Karnikota N.A. R 70 Nere!lagondi N.A. Uninhabited 71 Revadikota N.A. R 72 Pulagondi N.A. Uninhabited 73 Garisibilli N.A. Uninhabited 74 Chinabalakota N.A. Uninhabited 75 Chavitipakal u N.A. Uninhabited 76 Pulimetta N.A. 77 Gokalagondi N.A· Uninhabited 78 Chanaganuru N.A. R 7SA Pulusumamidi .~.A. 79 Soddampalem alias N.A. Uninhabited Se)umu)ova 80 Tarnivada N.A. Uninhabited 87 DIRECTORY and Land use YELLAVARAM IND. SUB-TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. _____ ~------.A------__ Nearest Day historical Loca r Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Foresl -_------A------...... Culturable for cult i- distance Weekly importance. No. 'Irrigated Un irrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) Um-nhabited 41 Uninhabited 42 43 Uninhabited 44 Uninhabited 45 46 Uninhabited 47 48 Uninhabited 49 Uninhabited 50 Uninhabited 51 Uninhabited 52 Uninhabited 53 54 55 55A 56 Uninhabited 57 Uninhabited 58 Uninhabited S9 Uninhabited 60 Uninhabited 61 Uninhabited 62 63 64 Uninhabited 65 Uninhabited 66 Uninhabited 67 Uninhabited 68 69 Uninhabited 70 71 Uninhabited 72 Uninhabited 73 Uninhabited 74 Uninhabited 75 76 UninhQbited 77 78 78A Uninhabited 79 Uninhabited 80 88 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE in ----___-- ___ ~ __A-___c_--- tion Name of "--~------Staple Code Villaac Sq. Miles 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and""' Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) -(10) ------~ ---~------~ ~~--,------~---- 81 Chalakaveedhi Lanka N.A. Uninhabited 82 Gurthedu N.A. R 83 Veerampa!em N.A. Uninhabited 84 Vattigadda N.A. R 85 Sundarakota N.A. Uninhabited 86 Edlakonda N.A. R 87 Kadarikota N.A. R 88 Kothakota N.A. Uninhabited 89 Allurigedda N.A. R 90 Parisivalasa N.A. Uninhabited 91 Goppula thotamamidi N.A. R 92 Vejivada N.A. R 93 Panasalova N.A. Uninhabited 94 Chaparayi N.A. R 95 Polava N.A. R 96 Lingavaram N.A. R 97 Pithanlova N.A. Uninhabited 98 Vuttabanda N.A. Uninhabited 99 Jalagalova N.A. R 100 Babbilova N A. R 101 Polamanugondi N.A. R 102 Koramatigondi NA. R 103 Kanivada N.A. R 104 Jajivalasa N.A. Uninhabited 105 Tatilova N.A. Uninhabited 106 Dara~edda N.A. R 107 Nillapalem N.A. Uninhabited 108 Irlavada N.A. R 109 Buradavalasa N.A. R 110 Busikota N.A. R III Dwmpavalasa NA. R 112 Bodlanka N A. Uninhabited 113 Perikivalasa N.A. Uninhabited 114 KathireUa N A. Uninhabited 115 Pantasadaralanka N.A. Uninhabited 116 Manguluru N.A. Uninhabited 117 Mekalavalasa N.A. Uninhabited 113 Tirumamidi N.A. Uninhabited 119 Puttagandi N.A. R 120 Lankamiriyapukota N.A. Uninhabited 89 DIRECTORY uti Land use YELLAVARAM IND. SUB-TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ____ ------_--_.A..__ ------______Neares( Day historical Loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------_-.A-_----___ -.. Cltlturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. ,.- Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) Uninhabited 81 82 UninhabiTed 83 84 UninhabiTed 85 86 87 Uninhabiled 88 89 Uninhabiled 90 91 92 Uninhabited 93 94 95 96 Uninhabited 97 Uninhabiled 98 99 100 101 102 103 Uninhabited 104 Uninhabited 105 106 Unin.,habifed 107 108 109 110 111 Uninhabited 112 Uninhabited 113 Uninhabited 114 Uninhabited 115 Uninhabited 116 Uninhabited 117 Uninhabited U8 119 Uninhabited 120 90 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICl Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITlIlN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in A--~------_____ Stapl~ Code Village Sq. Miles Educational MeJical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and""' Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 121 Kunkumamidi N.A. Uninhabited 122 Darayada N.A. R 123 Daralova N.A. R 124 Jalagalagadda N.A. Uninhabited 125 Ratsavalasa N.A. R 126 Cheepu rukota N.A. Ur.inhabited 127 Rovvagadda N.A. R 128 Donarayi N.A. Uninhabited 129 PeJdavada )'I.A. Uninhabited no Bhccmudugadda N.A. Uninhabited 131 N andagiripadu N.A. Uninhahited 132 Chintalapudi NA. R 133 Boddakunta N.A. R 134 KontipalJe N.A. Uninhabited 135 Bogidigondi N.A. Uninhabited 136 Bodlova N.A. Uninhabited 137 Chintakoyya 1·62 R 138 Charukumalla N.A. Uninhabited 139 Bogidigonda N A. Uninhabited 140 Bayanagummi N.A. Uninhabited 141 Tumpadam N A. Uninhabited 142 Konduru N.A. Uninhabited 143 Valasalapadu N.A. Uninhabited 144 Tadikota N.A. R 145 Kakarapalle N.A. Uninhabited 146 Chintalavada N.A. Uninhabited 147 Daravada N.A. 148 Pasaruginni N.A. R 14!t Paidiputta N.A. R 150 Komaravaram N A. 151 Gannavaram N.A. Uninhabited 152 Nulakamaddi N.A. R 153 Goramanda NA. Uninhabited 154 Sesharayi N.A. R 155 Siripaka N.A. R 156 Marakota . N.A. Uninhabited 157 Degalakota N.A. Uninhabited 158 Jangala thota N.A. R 159 Buradakota N.A. R 160 NeJlikota N.A. R 91 DIRECTORY and Land ose YELLAVARAM IND. SUB-TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, _------A------~ Nearest Day historical Loca Area not Town or days Or archaeo- tion Cultivaled Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------_-.A------""'\ Culturable for cliIti- distance Weekly importance, No. r Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) ------~ Uninhabited 121 122 123 Uninhabited 124 125 Uninhabited 126 127 Uninhabited 128 Uninhabited 129 Uninhabited 130 Uninhabited 131 132 133 Uninhabited 134 Uninhabited 135 Uninhabited 136 137 Uninhabited 138 Uninhabited 139 Uninhabited 140 Uninhabited 141 Uninhabited 142 UninhabiTed 143 144 Uninhabited 145 Uninhabited 146 147 148 149 150 Uninhabited 151 152 Uninhabited 153 154 155 Uninhabited 156 Uninhabited 157 158 159 160 92 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r------·------A ------.---.------Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu - Post and-' Food No. wate'r nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3 ) (4) (5) (6) (7) (~) (9) (10) .. -~-.------_ 161 Jajigadda N.A. R 162 Yarlagadda N.A. R 163 Chintakarrapalem N.A. R 164 Ramavaram N.A. p R 165 Singavaram N.A. R 166 Chamagadda N.A. R 167 Dadilikavada N.A. R 168 Ramulakonda N.A. R 169 Dabbamamidi N.A. R 170 Kapalabanda N.A. R 171 Nakkarathipalem N A. R 172 Bodlagondi N.A. Uninhabited 173 Ratsapalem N A. R 174 Kana thalabanda N.A. R 175 Buruguvada N.A R 176 Muvvalavada N.A. R 177 Kakkitagondi N.A. R 178 Pauasalapalem N.A. p W 179 Yerragonda N.A. R 180 Vattigadda N.A. R 181 Vanamamidigondi . N.A R 182 Munagalapudi N.A. R 183 Burugupalem N.A. R 184 Annampalem N.A. R 185 Sirimetta 1·43 R p 186 Vedullapalle 3·40 R 187 Kota N.A. R 188 Bulojupa!em N.A. R 189 Pathapalle N.A. R 190 Nuvvuganjipalem N.A. .W 191 Yerramreddipalem N.A. P R 192 Mulasa1apalem N.A. R 193 Nee1avaram N.A. R 194 GandimpalJe N.A. R 195 Boddapalle N.A. R 196 Simhadripuram N.A. R 197 Nakkalapadu N.A. R 198 Yerragonda N.A. R 199 Kotabandi N.A. R Chippalamamidi 200 Tummukalapadu N.A. R 93 DIRECTORY au Laud use YELLAVARAM IND. SUB-TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acre~) Religious, _------A------__ Neares( Day historical Loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area. available and of the . logical Code Forest ------A------Culturable for culti- distance Weekly Importance, No. r Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation On Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (i4) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 161 162 163 164 165 J66 167 168 169 170 171 Uninhi?,hiled 172 173 ]74 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 ···1 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 94 VILLAGE . Amenities EAST GODAV ARI~DISTRICT Loca- Area AHENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE in , ______A ______-----.-~--.----- tion Name of Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricily Drinking • Commu- Post and' Food No. water llications Telegrapb (1) (2) (3) (:t) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ,. ------.-----.--,~------ 201 Pedavolempadu N.A. R 202 Chendllrtbi N.A. R 203 Ammapeta N.A. p R 204 Pulusumamidi N.A. W 205 GlImarapalem N.A. Uninhabited 206 Thotakllrapalem N.A. Uninhabited 207 Gubbalapanukulu N.A. Uninhabited 208 Puttakllnta N.A. Uninhabited 209 Chavitidibbalu N.A. p W KR PO 210 Dalepadu N:A. W 211 Deva ramadugu N.A. Uninhabited 212 Godugurayi N.A. p R 213 Kanusulamettapadu KA. Uninhabited 214 Vangalanladugu N.A. R 215 Chinnampadu N.A. Uninhabited 216 Regulapactu N.A. R 217 Pinikelapadu N A. R 218 Chinavolempadu N.A. R 219 Ravuhpalem N.A. R 220 Chaparatipalem N.A. R 221 Settipalle N.A P R 222 Raviguctem N.A. R 223 Lakshmipuram N.A. R 224 Sitbarapupadu N.A. Uninhabited 225 Mohanapuram N.A. P W PO 226 Pandrapolu N.A. W 227 Po thamdarapalem NA. R 228 Sarabhavaram 0·10 P W KR 229 DbanyapaJem N.A. R 230 Tiyyamamidi N.A. 231 Pedamunakagadda N.A. R 212 Chinamunakagadda NA. W 233 Nuvvumamidi N.A. P R 234 Karakapadu N.A. R 235 Singarapupadu NA. Uninhabited 236 Barrimamidi N.A. R 237 Kuramgondi N.A. Uninhabited 238 Yellapuram N.A. R 239 Marripalem N.A. R 240 Jaderu N.A. W PO 95 DIRECTORY use ... Laad YELLAV ARAM IND. SUB-TALUK LAND OSE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, _------___ ---_.A. NeareSl Day historical Loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code ______-.A.------...... Forest Clllturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. ,-Irrigated Unirrigated waste vat ion On Kms.) Market ifany (II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 201 ... " 202 203 204 Uninhabited 205 Uninhabited 206 Uninhabited 207 Uninhabited 20il 209 210 Uninhabited 211 212 Ullinhabired 213 214 Unillh .. bited 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 Ullinhabiled 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 Uninhabited 235 236 Uninhabited 237 238 239 240 96 VILLAGE Ameoitiel EAST GODAVARI DISTRICt Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r----·-·-.---;;--·------.-A--.- - - .-- --.------..... Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medital Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1), (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 241 Kuramgondi N.A· 242 Kothajadem N.A· Uninhabited 243 Mittapalem N.A· W KR 244 Paidiputtapadu N.A· W 245 Bandakonda N.A· R 246 Nimmalapalem N.A· P w 247 Mallavarapupadu N.A· W 248 Panasalaloddi N.A· Uninhabited 249 Duppalapalem N.A· \V 250 Tallapalem N.A· Uninhabited 251 Mamidipalem N.A· W 252 R&tnampalem N.A· R 253 Jalluru N.A· p R 254 Tungamadugu N.A· R 255 Anukulapalem N.A· p W 256 Vuttapalem N.A: R 257 Iduilakota N A· Uninhabited 258 Vedullakonda N.A· R 259 Amampalcmpadu N.A· Uninhobited 260 Rayapalle N.A· P W PO 261 Cina vadisakarra N.A· R 262 Pedavadisakana N.A· p R KR 263 Devaramadugu N.A· 264 Veeravaram N.A· H* R 265 Makaram N.A· R , ... 266 Chakirevala N.A· R 267 Dabbapalem N.A. R 263 Kothapallipadu N.A· Uninhabited 269 Chikkapugadda N.A· R 270 Sitaram N.A· Uninhabited 271 Rollagadda N.A· R 272 Polavarampadu N.A· Uninhabited 273 Bandepalempadu N.A· Uninhabited 274 Bandamamilla N.A· R 275 Nadimpalem N.A· Uninhabited 27(3 Dakodu N.A· R 277 Gottelapadu N.A· Uninhabited .278 Mulakkayala-Bbima- N.A· R varam 279 Pothuluru N.A: R 280 Chodavaram N.A· W *H Oriental High School. 97 DIRECTORY ... Land use YELLAV ARAM IND. SU8-TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land USe in acres) Religious. _------_---_.A..-_-_____ ------.----, Neares[ Day historical Loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,------_-.A------...... Cui turable fl)r cult i- distance Weekly importance, No. In igated Unirrigated waste vat ion (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 241 Uninhabited 242 243 244 245 246 247 Uninhabited 248 249 Uninhabited 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 Uninhahited 257 258 Uninhabited 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 Uninhabited 268 269 Uninhabited 270 ·271 Uninhabiled 272 UninharJited 273 274 Uninhabired 275 276 Uninhabited 277 278 279 280 98 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r------..A------Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and""'\ Food No. water nications Telegraph (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ----.------.------.~.~--.------.~------~--~------ 281 Jajipalem N.A· P W,R 282 Tirumalavada N./I.· R 283 Choppanagadda N.A· Uninhabited 284 Durcherti NA· P W,R 285 Durcherti Ramavaram N.A· W 286 Kothavuru N.A· R 287 Ammapeta N.A· R 288 YelIapuram N.A· Uninhabited 289 Nookarayi N.A· R 290 Darsinuthula N.A· ' Uninhabited 291 Bhimavaram N.A· P W PO 292 Pathapadu N.A· . 293 Dokkapalem N.A· R 294 Addateegala N A· H H,Phc E W KR PO,TO Ric<"Bajra 295 Anigeru N.A· R '.". 296 Kovilapalem N.A· W 297 Doramamidi 0·55 P W KR Rice,Bajra 298 Bonangi pal em 0·59 W Rice,Bajra 299 Go bbilamadugu 0·87 W,Tk Rice,Bajra 300 Bhusulapadu N.A· R 301 Godivokurthi )·22 P W Rice,Bajra 302 Chidipalem N.A R 303 Somannapalem N.A. R 304 Durgampadu N.A. Uninhabited 305 Ulibogula N.A. W 306 Lododdi 0·69 P W KR Rice,Bajra 307 Cherukumallapadu N.A. Uninhabited 308 Kalimadidi N.A. R 309 Vasalapurayi N.A. Uninhabited 310 Ananthagiri 1·73 P W,R KR Rice 311 Munjavarapupadu 1·37 W,R Rice 312 Tippalapalem N.A. 313 Kindra 3·39 P W,R KR Rice 314 Kothakindra 3·40 P R 315 Jeelugulapadu 0·10 316 Kirrabu p 0·64 W,R KR Rice,Bajra 317 Damanapalem 0.57 Tk,W Rice 318 Tallapalem 0·30 R KR PO Rice,Bajra 319 Bodlagondi 0·37 R KR Rice,Bajra 320 Boyapadu p 0.60 KR Rice 99 DlRlCrORY ... Laud use YELLAVARAM IND. SUB-TALUK L .... ND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) ------.A-----______..... Religious, Nearest Day ,... Area not historical Loca~ Town or days or archaeo lion Cultivated Area available and ForesL ------.A---____ "'"' Culturable for culti- of the logical Code distance Weekly Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation importance, No. ~ln KlUS.) Market if any (II) (12) (13) (14) (l5) (16) (17) (18) (1) 281 282 Uninhabited 283 284 285 286 Uninhahited 2'7 288 289 Uninhabiled 290 291 292 293 294 295 T.(67): Tk;67) 296 136 30 119 Peddapuram 66 297 54 47 277 Peddapuram 61 298 96 93 368 Peddapuram 61 299 300 T.(16): Tk(l6) 181 156 428 Peddapuram 61 301 302 Ullinhabilcd 303 304 305 T. (9): Tk(9) 100 281 54 Peddapuram 96 Uninhabited 306 307 Uninhabited 308 823 T.(f2): Th(12) 309 169 71 32 Peddapuram 88 310 487 261 69 60 Peddapuram 83 1.559 UN;» ~68ilt!/J lIt 312 419 86 106 Peddapuram 85 .59 313 314 5 Peddapurllm 86 315 341 182 200 2& Narsipatnam 56 16 316 T.(22): Tk(22) 6 2 Peddapuram 86 91 317 T.(12): Tk(12) 60 19 Narsipatnam 56 318 59 150 16 Narsipatnam 56 17 319 200 167 Narsipatnam 56 320 100 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT • Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ----. Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educatio nal Medical l:.lectricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 321 Appanapalem 0.57 R KR Rice 322 Dakarayi 0.83 p W,R PI{ Rice 323 Sarabhavaram 1·61 P W,R PR Rice,Bajra 324 Va1lakarayi 0·57 p W,R PR Rice 325 Banadapalle 0·92 p W,R PR Rice 326 Lakkavelthipadu N.A. 327 Chinarellangipadu 0·68 p W,R KR Rice 328 Amirekhala 0·74 p W Rice 329 Kimiligedda 0·83 W,R Rice 330 Pakavarthi 0·26, W,R Rice,Bajra 331 Kesavaram 0,(1 R 332 Pudedu 0·47 R 333 Lododdi t 69 W 334 Borigapat1e N·.A· W 335 Vayyuru 0·34 W KR Rke 336 Murlava1lipalem 0·35 W,R Rice 337 Rajavemmangi 5·89 P,H* D W,R PR }'O Rice 338 Appalarajupeta N.A· 339 Surampalem 0·87 P W,R PR Rice 340 Kondapalle 1·58 P W,R KR Rice 341 Lagarayi 2·74 2M W KJ( PO Rice 342. Labbarthi 1·58 p W KR Rice 343 Mollimetla N.A· P W 344 Nellimetla ]·56 p W,R KR Rice 345 Dongala Mallavaram O·Og R Rice, Bajra 346 Tantikonda '·71 p W,R PR Ricc,Bajra 347 Dusaripam '·29 P,M W,R PR Rice 348 Subbampadu 0.49 p W,R Rice 349 Ginjarthi O·SO P W,R KR Rice,Bajra 350 Yerrampadu 0·41 W,R Rice 351 SingampalJe 1·34 p R KR Rice,Bajra 352 Jammuchavidi N.A· R 353 Jadd~ngi 6·80 2P,M D W,R PR PO Rice,Bajra 354 Donelapatem 1·11 P W,R Rice,Bajra 355 Languparthi 0·97 P W KR Rice,Bajra 356 Kinaparthi 6·40 P W,R KR Rice,Bajra 357 Gavaraiahpeta 0·34 W,R PR Rice,Bajra 358 Kottampalem 0.51 W,R PR Rice.Bajra 359 Marripalem 0·36 P W.R KR Rice,Bajra 360 VeJagaJapalcm 0·69 P W,R KR Rice.Bajra *H Oriental High School. 101 DIRECTORY aDd Land use YELLAVARAM IND. SU8-TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ______~.~._ ------.A.------__--_--.. Nearest Day historical Loca- r Area not Town nr days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Fares' -_----~--~A------__. Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) 116) (17) (18) (1) ~-~---.. -~------~-~--~-,. 265 Ion Narsipatnam 56 321 T.(30): Tk(30) 261 200 40 Narsipatnam 54 322 T.(80): Tk('lO) 336 500 114 Narsipatllam 54 323 361 4 Narsipatnam 56 3~4 T.(15): Tk(l5) 180 119 275 Kakinada 90 325 326 T.(IO): Tk(lO) 106 270 49 Kakinada 90 327 192 155 127 Kakinada 91 328 166 319 46 Kakinada 91 329 T(6): Tk(6) 43 107 10 Peddapuram 90 330 26 43 1 Peddapuram 91 331 T.(IO): Tk(10) 98 172 21 Peddapuram 93 33Z 333 334 31 136 51 Kakinada 90 335 ... 82 133 9 Kakinada 88 336 466 T.(70): Tk(70) 1.440 1.269 525 Kakinada 88 337 338 T.(IO): Tk(10) 218 211 118 Kakinada 88 339 T(60): Tk(60) 624 300 27 Narsipatnam 56 340 490 1.(85): Tk(S5) 712 279 188 Peddapuram SO 341 276 T.(33): Tk(31) 351 160 191 Peddapuram 82 342 343 704 163 82 49 Peddapuram 85 344 34 17 Kakinada 80 345 T.( 133): C and Tk(133) 604 240 153 Kakinada SO 346 T.(40): Tk(40) 290 328 168 Kakinada 90 347 130 184 Kakinada 91 348 T.(20): Tk(20) 421 89 46 Kaki.lada 80 349 98 15·1 10 Kakinada 91 350 T.(21): Tk(21) 583 151 103 Kakinada 80 351 352 T.(174): Rand Tk(174) 781 1,757 1,640 Peddapuram 58 Sunday 353 T.(I): Tk(J) 89 520 100 Peddapuram 58 354 T(l2): Tk(12) 165 346 98 Peddapuram 61 355 262 81 3,753 Peddapuram 58 356 141 20 5) Peddapuram 58 357 90 36 200 Peddapuram 58 358 T(6): Tk(6) 55 68 101 Peddapuram 58 359 T.(29): Tk(29) 148 50 512 Peddapuram 58 360 102 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE in ----___ -·-______A ______~ ______tion Name of Staple Code Village Sq. Miles 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and""' Food No. water nications Telegraph (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (lO) -~-.--.------_. ---- -_- ----_.__ . 361 Ravatipalem 0·49 P R KR Rice Bajra 362 Cheruvukommupalem 0·12 W,R PR Rice 363 Vanakarayi I 43 R 364 Bornagudem 0·75 P W,R PR Rice Bajra 365 Urlakulapadu 1· 72 P R 366 G. Sarabhavaram . 0·11 W,R 367 Aminbada 5·25 p W KR PO p 368 Komarapupadu 1·43 W,R KR Rice Bajra p 369 Okurthi 0·66 W,R KR Rice Bajra 370 Vajipalem 0·68 W,R KR Rice Bajra 371 Vathangi 1·55 P W,R KR Rice Bajra 372 Vaigrapuram N.A. Uninhabited 373 Pedarellangipadu 0·08 Uninhabited 374 Pedagarrangi 0·30 R Rice Bajra 375 Chikilinta 2·32 p W KR Rice 376 Karidevupalem 1·61 p W _...... -Rice 377 Kothapalle 0·61 W,R Rice 378 Kondalingaparthi . O· 78 P W,R Rice 379 Vanchangi 1·3:! P W KR Rice 380 Balijapadu 1· 28 P W ... Rice 381 Maredubaka 1·84 P W Rice Bajra 382 Mangampadu N A. W Rice Bajra 383 Doddivaka 0·26 R 384 Sarampetapadu 0·66 W Rice Bajra 385 Kimmuru 1·09 p W KR Rice Bajra 386 Gontuvanipalem 3·95 P,M W PR PO Rice Bajra 387 Kothurupadu 1·15 W,R KR Rice Bajra 388 Puligogulapalem 2·10 P W,Tk KR Rice Bajra 389 Kothurupadu 1·)6 Tk,W KR Rice Bajra 390 Konalova ., 1·52 P W,R IR PO Rice Bajra 391 Venka tanagarampadu N.A. Uninhabited 392 Lothavaripakalu N.A. 393 Bodlanka 0·51 W KR Rice,Bajra 394 Venkatanagaram 0·42 P W KR Rice. Bajra Atchayyapeta 395 1·11 W,R KR Rice.Bajra 396 Veerabhadrapuram 0·57 P W,R PR Rice,Bajra 397 Gondolu 1·:6 Uninhabited 398 Gondolu p 1·51 E R,W KR Rice,Bajra 399 Rajanagaram 0.73 R KR Rice,Bajra 400 Gangampalem 0·27 W,R KR Rice,Bajra 103 DIRECTORY .... LaDd use YELLAVARAM IND. SUB-TALUK LAND____ USB ------.A.------(Area under different types of land use______in acres) ""'\ Religious, Nearest Day historical ,..-- Area not Loca- Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code ForcsL ------.A.------, Cu1turable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(l2): Tk(l2) 76 159 67 Peddapuram 58 361 54 14 9 Peddapuram 56 362 363 91 131 ~58 Peddapuram 54 364 143 450 508 Kakinada 48 365 15 40 15 Kakinada 64 366 304 T.(Sl): Tk(S!) 402 2,38] 192 Kakinada 80 367 T.(6): Tk(6) 95 761 53 Peddapuram 77 368 43 200 179 Peddapuram 85 369 T.(l8): Tk(18) 76 297 44 Peddapuram 33 370 T.(35): C and Tk(35) 133 800 24 Peddapuram 80 371 Uninhabited 372 15 24 12 Peddapuram 82 373 34 115 43 Kakinada 66 374 T.(4): Tk(4) 248 800 433 Kakinada 66 375 2.,0 300 440 Kakinada 66 376 66 195 129 Kakinada 67 377 90 9 400 Kakinada 66 378 196 50 599 Kakinada 67 379 122 355 342 Kakinada 64 380 133 250 795 Kakinada 64 381 382 99 57 10 Kakinada 62 383 T.(262): Tk(262) 160 Kakinada 60 384 T.(129): Tk(l29) 185 6 378 Kakinada 61 385 143 T.(376); Tk(376) 552 457 1.000 Kakinada 58 386 485 200 51 62 Kakinada 64 387 226 442 76 600 Kakinada 64 388 78 4 660 Kakinada 67 389 T.(63): Tk(63) 688 85 137 Peddapuram 61 390 Uninhabited 391 T.(63): Tk(63) 392 188 75 Kakinada 72 T(269): Tk(269) 393 Kakinada 72 20 T.(68): Tk(68) 394 181 441 Kakinada 74 395 T.(55): Tk(55) 262 4 44 Peddapuram 61 396 340 Uninhabited T.(138); Tk(138) 337 397 154 Kakinada 70 398 165 24 278 Peddapuram 51 399 85 74 14 Peddl1puram 50 400 104 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area ,-____A"El' (1) (2) t3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 401 Sarampeta 0·23 p W,R KR Rice,Bajra 402 RajavaraOl O·7B R Rice,Bajra 403 Ma\\a\Tipallu '·05 Uninhabited 4(14 Chcllupakalu :-I. A W 405 Papampeta 0·27 p W PR Rice,Bajra 406 Bh imudupakalu "'I A. W 407 China Addateegala. N.A. W 408 D. Pinjarikonda NA. \V 409 Vetamamidi N.A. p ... W 410 Yerramamidi N A. Uninhabiled 411 Panukurtipalem NA. \V 412 Latchireddipalem N.A. Uninhabiled 4[3 Yetipalle N.A. R 414 Endavalli N.A. R 415 Ramavaram N.A. R 416 Komaravaram 1·4:1 p R 4]7 Peda Addapallc N.!'\, R 418 China Addapalle . KA. R 419 Cheedipalem N.A. H. 420 Lakkol)da 4·53 P W KR Rice,Bajra A21 Pandrapothi palem 1·19 W KR Ricc,Bajra 422 KusUIl13rayi 1·58 p W,R KR Rice,Bajra 423 Rajampalem O· 7:1 P W,R KR Rice,Bajra 42,1 Gangavaram 3·95 ,p W KR Rice,Bajra 425 Amudalabanda ::·,0 p W KR Rice,Bajra 426 Budidapadu ~.A. Uninhabited 427 Doramarnidi 1·)\} P W,R KR Rice,Baj~tt 428 Errampalem 0·65 W,R KR Rice,Bajra 429 Kothad:.l )·76 l' W KR Rice,Bajra 430 Pcclagar Japadu ;.73 p W KR Rll'e,Bajra 431 Goragommi 1·01 P W KR Rice,Hajra 432 Uyyalamadugu 0·13 Uninhabited 433 Antlagondi N.A. Uninhabited 434 Badadam o· 38 P R 435 JayachintapaJem N.A. 436 KottampaJem 0.58 R 437 Ycllavarall1 2.87 P.M E R PR PO Rice,Bajra 438 Nayudupakalu NA. R KR 439 Metlapalem 1.56 P R 440 Bongadalapadu N.A. 105 DIRECTORY ... LaDcI use YELLAVARAM IND. SUB-TALUK LAND USE (Area under dilTerent types of land use in acres) Religious, _____ -~ .. ---.------..A.--.---.------.-.------...... Nearest Day historical Loca ,.. Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Fores. ___------.A------...... Culturable for <=ulti- dislilnce Weekly importance, No. ~rrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In l~ms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (JS) ( 16) (17) (18) (I) ------.-~------_ .. _----. ------~ -.--~-"'- 106 41 Peddapuram 51 401 T.(l2): Tk(12) 184 193 110 Peddapuram 51 402 467 210 Kakinada 64 403 404 22 T.(14): C(14) 88 49 Kakiuada 67 405 406 407 408 409 Uninhabited 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 417 4HI 419 400 T.(13): Tk(13) 451 250 1,785 Rajahmundry 53 420 100 250 150 262 Rajahmundry 56 421 250 200 451 110 Rajahmuadry 32 422 151 1110 "'6 Rajahmundry 53 423 600 T.(IO): Tk(IO) 850 600 ._tfJ~ Rajahmundry 54 Saturday 424 400 401 500 363 Rajahmundry 45 425 Uninhabited 426 150 351 450 220 R;1jahmundry 48 427 151 ]00 165 RajaLI~1undry <6 428 250 451 500 1,205 Rajahmumlry 45 429 2S1 600 256 Rajahmundry 46 430 50 T.(12): Tk(12\ 151 200 233 Rajahmundry 50 431 432 Uninhabited 433 434 f:J1u·n~~,'t2bi1'!:!d 435 436 674 T.(108): Tk(l08) 716 339 Kakinada 64 437 438 439 440 106 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GOD AV ARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tiOD Name of in ~------~---- -~ Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nicatlons Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) -----.~--- ~--.------ 441 UppaJapadu 1.19 P W,R KR Ricc,Bajra 442 Gadichinnampalem 027 Uninhabited 443 Timmapuram 1·73 P E. R.W PR PO Rice,Bajra 444 D. Krishna varam i ·14 W.R KR Rice,Bajra 445 Bolireddi Sivarampatnam 0·4H \V,R KR Rice,Bajra 446 Vemu!ova 2·17 p W KR Rice,Bajra 447 Vanayapadu N.A Uninhabited 448 Pidathamamidi 2·95 P W.Tk KR Rice,Bajra 449 Nellipudi 0.22 3P W.R PO 450 Cbinagarlapadu 0·94 W,R KR Rice, Bajra 451 Surampalem 1·87 p W KR Rice,Bajra 452 Ravibanda NA. Uninhabited 453 Donalapalle 2· 26 W,R KR Rice,Bajra 454 Kondalapalem 7·95 455 Pothamdorapalem 1·7m 456 Ojubaoda 0·46 W KR Rice, Bajra 457 Jaagampalem 0·65 p W KR PO Rice,Bajra 458 Jiyyampalem 0·49 W KR Rice,Bajra 459 Rajavaram 0·74 p W KR Rice,Bajra 460 Neladonelapalem U·44 Uninhabited 461 Kamavarappadu 0-26 462 Rajupetaloddi 1·67 p W KR Rice,Bajra 463 Yamanapalle 0·84 W,R KR Ricc,Bajra 464 Patharamavaram 0·77 p W,R KR Rice,Bajra 465 Boyyanapalle 1·00 p W KR Rice.Bajra 466 Kotharamavaram 0·46 W,R KR Rice,Bajra 467 Cbodavaram 0·367 Uninhabited 468 Ummetha 0·25 W.R KR Rice,Bajra 469 Loddipaicm 0·24 p W.R KR Rice,Bajra 470 Molleru 3·22 p W KR Rice,Bajra 471 Ramuldevapuram 1·58 P W,R KR Rice,Bajra 472 Lingavaram 2·13 p W,R KR Rice,Bajra 473 Kattamilli 0·667 Uninhabited 107 DIRECTORY aDd Land use YELLAVARAM IND. SUB-TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r- --"------, Nearest Day historical Loca· _---- Area not Town Or days or archaeo· tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest r-- . - ..... Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No • Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 250 414 21 77 Rajahmundry 58 441 1.(8): Tk(8) 12 67 91 Peddapuram 48 442 T.(46): Tk(46) 852 34 175 Peddapuram 45 443 1 273 308 t48 Peddapuram 45 444 18 T.(l7): Tk(17) 189 39 44 PeddapUIam 43 445 218 T.(1?): Tk(l7) 53? 546 71 Rajahmllndry 51 446 Uninhabited 447 229 T.(19): lk(19) 1.251 215 174 Rajahmundry 48 448 449 T.(18): "k(tS) 210 322 45 Rajahmundry 48 450' T.(47): Tk(47) 555 253 342 Rajahmundry 42 451 Uninhabired 452 28 494 84 840 Rajahm lIndry 43 453 117 140 252 Rajahmllndry 37 454 347 199 544 Rajahmundry 40 455 T.(:'O): Tk(50) 192 3 49 Rajahmundry 38 456 T.( 83): Tk( 83) 250 8 75 Rajahmundry 37 457 T.(5?): Tk(57) 199 13 45 Rajahmundry 35 458 T.(151): Tk(151) 263 4 56 Rajahmundry 34 459 T.(t): Tk(J) 127 68 87 Rajahmundry 42 460 93 15 61 Rajahmllndry 35 461 502 50 5 512 Rajahmundry 37 462 407 131 Rajahmundry 38 463 42 T.(28): Tk(28) 278 9 1J6 Rajahmllndry 42 464 T.(l20): Tk(120) 199 252 69 Rajahrnundry 45 465 203 49 42 Rajahrnundry 43 466 195 40 Rajahmundry 45 467 T.(15): Tk(15) 89 56 Rajabmundry 42 468 82 54 18 Rajabmundry 48 46' 186 T.(18l): Tk(81) 1,468 79 147 Peddapuram 42 470 91 T.(9I1): Tk (96) 652 103 69 Peddapuram 61 471 121 T.(23): Tk(23) 820 228 171 Peddapuram 48 472- 3 T.(147): Tk(l47) 147 37 93 Peddapuram 46 473 PEDDAPURAM TALUK • .::: .~ ::E :.:: « 3 0:: <{ J I- a. ai « J :r: IJ) ::J Q I- ci <:.:: a. Z "Oft ~J ...... :r:.J i 1-« ~ ::E J « _J 0:: « ~ « I- « 0:: > ai J « J a. _J IJ) « iiJ 0' 0:: ~ Q J j >- Z _J Z « g '"'0 « l- ii- , I: ::l g U .:: '8 <{ ":;: ":;: «~ i C ] A , a: E, ...0 2 ~ :::, z i g~ .l: " ~ ~ ~ ] .l: 2~ ~ ~ .~ ., ~ ~ .~ - ~ :: ~ >- 1.~ 2 ~ .2 0:: ~1 g• ] c Q • ~' ~~ ~ ~ " Z g~ 2 :.: so " :J :J ,3 >:0 ~ _J oS&. ~ i~ '> 3 .0 :r: < 0 I- ..,« ~ ~ ." j g « eo , 0:: • .:l ~ ~ :1 ~ .;; ~ i ~ f '0 .2 Ji c:l J: ! ] ~ :g ~ -! ; 11 : £ t ~ ;; ;;! !2. ::; i i S ,; '" I ~ u: "I 5 il I @-I >'" Ii~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES PEDDAPURAM TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code N'o. (1) (2) (1) (2) 52 Anuru 28 NallamiUi 48 Nayakampalle 13 Balabhadrapuram 64 Bhupalapatnam 40 Pedarayavaram 42 Borrampalem 56 Peddapuram 60 Burugupudi 83 Pro. Donthamuru 45 Pro. Ragampeta 73 Chadalada 85 Pro. Rayava,ram 80 Chandramam palle 76 Pulimeru 53 Chillnabrahmadevam ,84 Chinajaggampeta 79 Rajupalem 14 Rajupudi 77 Divili 32 Rallakhandriga 35 Doddigun(a 59 Ramavaram 39 Rangampeta 21 Gandepalle 29 Rangapuram 63 Gaddenapalle S4 Rayabhupalapatnam 6 Gollalagunta 67 Goneda 6J Sekhumallathimmapuram 86 Gorinta 7 Seethampeta 27 G. Dontllamuru 34 Singampalle 15 Govindapuram 19 Singarampa1em 88 G. Rallgampeta 70 Sirivada 71 GUdivada 47 Sitanaga,'am 8 Gurrappaiem 3 Sornavaram 62 Srungarayunipalem 24 IlJakoJanu 37 Subhadrampeta 30 Illapalle 50 Surampalem 2 Irripaka 44 Talluru 46 Jaggampeta 66 Thamarada 57 Jaggannathimmapuram 81 Tatiparthi 74 Tirupati 68 Kandrakota 18 ThirupathirajupaJem (North) 10 Kandregula 23 Thirupathirajupalem 26 Kapavaram (South) 58 Katravulapalle 12 Thirupathirajupeta 69 Kattamuru 31 Thummalapalle 51 Kotapadu 11 KOthuru 72 Ulimeswaram 4 Krishnavaram 43 Uppalapadu 17 Mallepalle 22 Vadiseleru 16 Mallisala 87 Vadlamuru I • Mamidada 55 Valuthimmapuram 9 Manyamvaripalem 25 VeerampaJem 75 Marlava 65 Veeravaram 5 Marripaka 82 Veldurthi 33 Marripudi 38 Venkatapuram 78 MukkoIJu 36 Mukundavaram 41 yeJIamilli 20 Murari 49 Y erram pallem • 109 110 VILLAGE . Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLB WITHlN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 1 Mamidada 0.39 P W PR PO Rice 2 Irripaka 0.65 P,M Vi PR PO Rice 3 Somavaram 0.24 P E W PR PO Rice 4 Krishnavaram 0.22 2P W,Tk KR Rice 5 Marripaka 0.36 P W PR ... , Rice 6 Gollalagunta 0.Q7 P W PR Rice 7 Seethampeta 0.13 Uninhabited 8 Gurrappalem 0.14 P W PR Rice 9 Manyamvaripalem. 0.f.9 P W,Tk KR Rice 10 Kandregula 0.20 P W PR Rice 11 Kothuru 1.14 P Tk PR PO Rice 12 Thirupathirajupeta 0.05 Uninhabited 13 Balabhadrapuram . 0.02 P W KR Rice 14 Rajupudi 0.49 4P,M W KR PO Rice 15 Govindapuram 0.07 P W PR Rice 16 Mallisala 0.35 p W PR PO Rice 17 Mallepalle 10.54 4P W PR PO Rice 18 Tirupathirajupalem 2.62 2P E W PR PO Rice (North) 19 Singarampalem 4.76 2P E W,Tk,Tw PR Rice 20 Murari 9.06 P,M E W PR PO Rice 21 Gandepalle 4.81 3P,M E W PR PO Rice 22 Vadiseleru 9.21 P,2M D W,Tk PR PO Rice 23 Tirupathirajupalem 1.51 P W PR Rice (South) 24 Illakolanu 5.55 P W PR PO Rice 25 Veerampalem 2.41 3P W PR PO Rice 26 Kapavaram 4.20 3P W KR Rice 27 O. Donthamuru 0.57 P,M E W PR PO Rice 28 Nallamilli 2.00 p E W PR Rice 29 Rangapuram 2.86 p E W' PR PO Rice 30 Illapalle 0.93 2P W,Tk KR Ricc 31 ThummaJapaUe 0·67 P W KR Rice 32 Rallakhandriga 0·31 KR Rice 33 Marripudi 4·36 2P W,Tw PR PO Rice 34 ,Singampalle 2·46 P,M W PR PO Rice 35 Doddigunta 4·68 P W,Tk KR PO Rice 36 Mukundavaram 2·85 P W PR PO Rice 37 SUbhadrampeta 1·70 P W,Tk PR PO Rice 38 Venkatapuram 2·00 p W KR Rice 39 Rangampeta 0·72 4P,H* Phc Tk PR PO Rice 40 Pedarayavaram 2·57 P W PR PO Rice *H Oriental High School Hl DIRECTORY aDd Land use PEDDAPURAM TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ,...------~------~ Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,..------"------""\ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated U nirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (B) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) 50 T.(50): Tk(40),Tw(10) 100 50 Peddapuram 48 1 200 200 16 Peddapuram 30 2 75 25 5~ Peddapuram 25 3 T.(75): CI70), Tk(5) 30 6 30 Pedaapuram 25 4 T.(2): Tk(2) 175 33 20 Peddapuram 16 5 T(40): Tk(30),W(10) 5 Peddapuram 21 6 T(5): Tk(75) 5 3 Peddapuram 22 7 T(80): Tk«('0),W(20) 6 4 Peddapuram 19 8 T(50): Tk(50) 2 6 Pcddapuram 22 9 T.(120): Tk(120) 3 5 Peddapuram 24 10 T(91): Tk(91) 206 229 20-1 Peddapuram I ~ 11 T.(30): Tk(30) 2 Pcddapuram 19 12 T.(10): W(lO) 3 Pcddapuram 22 13 T(308): Tk(308) 8 (, Peddapuram 22 14 T(38): Tk(38) 4 3 Peddapuram 26 15 T.(200): Tk(l80l,W(20) 18 6 Peddapuram 26 16 1.115 T (290): Tk(290) 3,001 1,614 1.,41 Pcddapuram 22 17 T(l04): Tk(104) 821 618 134 Peddapuram 29 18 T(37!): Tk(251),Tw(120) 749 1,727 199 Peddapuram 32 19 382 T.(I ,860): Tk(954),Tw(906) 2.135 661 1,042 Peddaruram 32 20 T(685): Tk(580),Tw(105) 1,286 716 391 Peddapuram 26 21 T.(1.164): Tk(!.164) 2,610 2,120 Peddapuram 22 22 T.(248): Tk(248) 457 261 Peddapuram 25 23 T.(8): Tk(8) 1,813 1,731 Peddapuram 34 24 . TO): Tk( I) 482 906 153 Peddapuram 40 25 1.(32): W(23),Tk(9) 722 1,921 13 Peddapuram 32 26 T.I 121): Tk(85),Tw(36) 240 4 Peddapuram 38 27 'I (38): Tw(24).Tk( 14) 427 809 6 Peddapuram 24 28 T.(449): Tw(449) 595 472 314 Peddapuram 22 29 T.(35): Tw(35) 232 257 71 Peddapuram 24 30 T.(99): Tk(67),Tw(32) 300 30 Peddapuram 24 31 T.(165): Tk(I04),Tw(61) 20 13 Peddapuram 26 32 T.(29): Tk(29) 1,431 1,171 159 Peddapuram 13 33 T.(125): Tk(125) 900 300 249 Peddapuram 19 34 T.(42): Tk(42) 781 1,919 253 Peddapuram 20 35 ·T.(9): Tk(9) 993 682 140 Peddapuram 26 36 408 679 I Peddapuram 19 37 T.(37): Tk(37) 772 464 7 Peddapuram 13 38 .... T.(215): Tk(l77),Tw(38) 240 6 Peddapuram 19 39 Tk(6),W(4) T.nO): 1,292 298 45 Peddapuram 14 40 112 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMBNITIES A V AILABLB WITHIN THB VILLAGE tion Name of in A-----_----______Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and--, Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) ( 3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Yellamilli 1·02 P W PR Rice 42 Borrampalem 0·21 P E W PR Rice 43 Uppalapadu 0·45 P W PR Rice 44 Talluru 0·90 2P E W PR PO Rice 45 Pro. Ragampeta 5·58 2P E W,Tk PR PO Rice 46 Jaggampeta )·16 4P,H D E W PR PO Rice 47 Sitanagaram 0·05 P W PR Rice 48 Nayakampalle 1·27 2P W PR PO Rice 49 Yerrampalem 2·~O P E W PR Rice 50 Surampalem 4·65 P W PR PO Rice 51 Kotapadu 4·43 3P W PR Rice 52 Anuru 5·92 3P W,Tw PR PO Rice 53 Chinnabrahmadevam 3·98 P E W KR Rice 54 Rayabhupalapatnam 6·11 P,2M W,Tk PR PO Rice 55 Valuthimmapuram 2·36 P W KR Rice 56 Peddapuram 15·05 Urban Area (Peddapuram Town) 57 Jaggannathimmapuram 3·18 M E Tk PR Rice 58 Katra valupalIe 0·44 2P,H D E W PR PO Rice 59 Ramavaram 1·01 P E W,Tk PR ,PO Rice 60 Burugupudi 0·66 P E W PR PO Rice 61 Sekhumallathimmapuram 0·26 P E W.Tk PR PO Rice 62 Srungarayunipalem 0·15 P E W,Tk PO Rice 63 Gaddenapalle 0·24 2P.H E W,Tk PR PO Rice 64 Bhupalapatnam o· 18 P E W,Tk PR Rico;; 65 Veeravaram 2·72 P,M,H E W,Tk PR PO Ric~ 66 Thamarada 0·40 2P,M E W PR PO Rice 67 Go eda 0·55 2P E T,W PR PO Rice 68 Kandrakota 2·03 2P,M Phc E W PR PO Rice 69 Kattamuru 3·67 3P,H E W,Tk PR PO Rice 70 Sirivada 0·58 P W PR Rice 71 Gudivada 0.24 P W PR PO Rice 72 Ulimeswaram 0·S7 M W PR Rice 73 Chadalada 0·:71 P E W PR PO Rice 74 Tirupati 3·13 P W PR Rice 75 Marlava (j·12 p E W PR PO Rice 76 Pulimeru 1·19 2P,M E W PR PO Rice 77 Divili 0·82 2P E W PR PO Rice 7~ Mukkollu 0·24 2P E W KR PO Rice 79 Rajupalem 0·58 2P E W,Tk PR PO Rice 80 Chandramampalle 0·06 M,ll E W PR Rice 113 DDlJ:CTORY aad Land use PEDDAPURAM TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,.___ ------.A.- -_--_...". Nearest Day historical Loca Area not Tow!] or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Fores' ,_------A---·---_, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vatian (In Kens.) Market if any (Il) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) -~------"----. _.. --_... _--_ -- --_.-- --- T.(230): Tk(230) 420 PeddapUram 17 41 T.(129): Tk(120),Tw(9) 2 3 Peddapuram 18 42 T.(2{10): Tk(200) 73 15 Peddapuram 24 43 T.(539): Tk(539) 30 7 Peddapuram 17 44 1.(871): Tk(865), Tw(6) 889 993 818 Peddapuram 16 45 T.(549): C(519), Tw(30) 193 Peddapuram 16 Monday 46 T.(32): Tk(2S), C(2). W(2) Ptddapuram 14 47 T.(813): Tk(800) , W(l3) Peddapuram 13 48 T.(258): Tk(237), W(21) 685 401 Peddapuram 10 49 T.(250): Tk(235),Tw(15) 747 1,776 203 Peddapuram 13 50 T.(22): W(22) 2,046 575 192 Peddapuram 11 51 T.(376): Tk(376) 596 2,R17 PeddapuraOl 13 52 T (700): Tk(600),Tw(100) 867 755 225 Peddapuram 10 53 T,421): Tk(409), TW(12) 1,407 1,697 385 Peddapuram 5 54 T.(174): Tk(l74) 1,036 152 148 Peddapuram 5 55 Urban Area (Peddapuram Town) 56 T.(443): C(273),Tk(l70) 772 656 164 Peddapuram 8 57 T (272): C(270),Tk(1),W(1l 10 Peddapuram 8 58 630 16 Peddapuram 19 59 T.(llO): C(400),Tw(6),Tk(2),W(2) 10 2 Peddapuram 22 60 150 7 9 Peddapuram 25 61 90 6 Peddapuram 28 62 150 4 Peddapuram 22 63 109 6 Peddapuram 24 64 1'.(496): C(496) 90 7 Peddapuram 14 65 250 6 Peddapuram 13 66 350 2 Peddapuram 22 67 T.(863): C(863) 79 162 195 Peddapuram 11 68 T.(1,215): C(l,188).Tk(27) 292 585 257 P"ddapuram 5 69 T.(336): C(336) 2 33 Peddapuram 6 70 T.(125): C(l25) 1 28 Peddapuram 8 71 T.(447): C(447) 9 2 99 Pcddapuram 10 72 T.(356): C(356) 33 65 Peddapuram 9 73 T.(590): C(590) 30 48 1,335 Peddapuram 16 74 T.(70): C(70) 5 2 Peddapuram 11 75 T.(654): C(654) 8 1 99 Peddapuram 13 76 T.(389): C(389) 53 83 Peddapuram 14 77 150 2 2 Peddapuram 2 ]'i. T.(369): C(369) 1 1 Peddapuram 19 79 T.(30): C(30) 6 2 Peddapuram 14 80 114 VILLAGE Amenities EAST CODAV ARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ,------A -----..:....._~..;;:~ - Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and - Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 81 Tatiparthi 0·47 P W PR Rice 82 Veldurthi 0·41 P W KR Rice 83 Pro Donthamuru 5.07 r,M W,Tk PR PO Rice 84 Chinajaggampeta 0·38 P W,Tk PR Rice 85 Pro. Rayavaram 0·30 2P D W,Tk PR Rice 81i Gorinta 0·64 2P E W PR PO Rice 87 Vadlamuru 1·08 '2P E W PR PO Rice 88 G. Rangampeta 3·32 P E W PR PO Rice 115 DIRECTORY aDd Land use PEDDAPURAM TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, _------.A..------~ Nearest Day historical Loca r Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Foresl ,...-_------A------...... Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(50): C(50) 1 Peddl'lpuram 15 81 259 2 I Peddapuram 23 82 1,520 494 t,231 Peddapuram 30 83 240 2 1 Peddapuram 32 84 T.(189): F189) 2 I Peddapuram 38 85 T.(371): C(360),Tw(1l) 9 30 Peddapuram 9 86 T.(655): C(607),Tw(48) 6 30 Peddapuram 8 87 T.(815): C(582),Tk(233) 474 600 236 Peddapuram 8 88 PRATHIP ADU T ALUK :.: ::l ...J« ,. , z I- ::l ai ::l I- (J) ci z !! • 0 2 ~ 5 « ...J n:: « ::l l- n. ai « ::l J: (J) "'<"'''' I- ci 0t-o:: z ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES PRATHIPADU TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of ViIlage Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2) 133 A. Annavaram 110 Kalhipudi 61 Ramakrishnapuram 107 Achampeta 17 Kirlampudi 4 Ramanayyapeta 45 Amirekula 41 K. Mirtbivada 109 Ramannapalem 78 Anantharam 123 Kodllru 121 Rowthlllapudi ,79 Ankampalem 96 K. Kothapalle 66 R. Venkatapuram 73 47 Anumarthi Kondapakm 30 Arelladhara 43 Kondapalle 128 S. Agraharam 132 Arempudi 115 Kondempudi 116 Sankavaram 49 Avelthi 113 Konthangi 76 Santhapydipala 60 Kothuru 97 Sarabhavaram 94 Kothllru 52 71 Balarampuram Sarlanka 124 Bapa Bhllpalapatnam 53 Satyavaram 40 Bapandhara 125 Lachireddi ra lem 33 Seemusuru 92 Baruvuvaka 3 Lakkavaram 85 Siddavarlpalem 23 Bhadra vara m 26 Lampakalova 12 Siripuram 129 Billavaka 8 Lingamparthi III Sithayyammapeta 42 Buradakota 84 Srungadhara 118 Srungavaram 58 Chakirevulapalem 72 Mallav?ram 69 Surampeta 55 Chelluru 131 Mandapam 15 Chil\angi 1 Marriveedu 87 Thaduvai 77 Chinamallapuram 90 Masampalle 34 Thotakurapalem 24 China Sankarlapudi 119 M Chamavaram 104 Thotapalle 103 Chintaluru 32 Met!uchinta 9 Tirumali 70 Mulagapudi 59 Tirupathnampeta 51 Dabbadi 127 Dhara Jagannadhapuram 126 Namagiri Narcndrapatnam 102 U. Jagam.adhapuram 38 DiguvadbarapaJle 5 Narendrapatnam 39 Uligogula 68 Diguvasivada 112 Nellipudi 75 Uppampalem 81 D. Mallapuram 27 Uttrakanchi 86 Doparthi 46 Ondregula 57 D. Pydipala 120 P. Chamavaram 100 VakapaUe 7 East Lakshmipuram 22 P. Jagannadhapuram 36 Van thad a 93 Pandavulilpalem 108 Vazrakutam 98 Gajjanapudi 130 Parllpaka 44 Velangi 62 Gangavaram 25 Peda Sankarlapudi 14 Velanka 106 G. Kothapalle 82 Pedda Mallapuram 28 Vemulapalem 122 Gidajam 13 Peddanapalle 65 Venk atanagaram 50 Ginnelaram 37 PE'ddipalem 101 Venkatanagaram 35 G irijanapuram 48 PeddufU 20 Vommangi 29 Gokavaram 11 Peravaram 117 V. Venkatapuram 105 Gondi 95 Podurupaka gO Polilvafam 88 Gowlampeta Yeguvasivada 99 Pothuluru 67 74 Gummaregula • 6 Yeleswaram 19 Prathipadn 2 J. Annavaram 21 Yeluru 89 Jagannadhapuram 54 Raghavapatnam 31 Yerakampalem 18 Jagapathinagaram 91 Rajaram 83 Yerakapuram 11'" Jaggampeta 64 Rajavaram 10 Yerravaram S6 Jaldam 16 Ramakrishnapuram 63 Y egu vadharapalJe 117 118 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GOD A V ARI DISTRICT Loca- Area ______AMENITIES AVAILABLEJ\.. WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ...... Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post an'd Food No. water nicatioDs Telegraph (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) . I Marriveedu 474 P E W,R KR PO Rice 2 J. Annavaram 6.01 P,H* W PR PO Rice 3 Lakkavaram 3.60 P W KR Rice 4 R amaDayyapeta 5.04 P Tk KR PO Rice 5 Narendrapainam 4.82 P Tk KR PO Rice 6 Yeleswaram 5.78 P,M,H* D,Phc E W,R,Tw PR PO,TO Rice 7 East Lakshmipuram 1.40 P W KR Rice 8 Lin gam parthi 6.18 P E w,n KR PO Rice 9 Tirumali 0,41' p E W,R KR PO Rice 10 Yerravaram 0.42 P E W,R PR PO Rice 11 Peravaram 1.37 P W,R KR PO Rice 12 Siripuram 0.30 P,M W,Tk KR PO Rice 13 Peddanapalle 0.49 P W KR PO Rice 14 Velanka 0.31 P E W,R PR PO Rice 15 Chillangi 0.32 P E W,Tk PR PO Rice 16 Ramakrishnapuram' 0.07 P W PR Rice 17 Kirlampudi 1.1'8 H E Tk PR PO Rice 18 Jagapathinagaram . 3.92 P E W.Tk PR PO Rice 19 Prathipadu 0.61 2P.2M D E W,Tk PR PO,TO Rice 20 Vommangi 0.93' 2M W PR PO Ri,B 21 Yeluru 3.00 P W KR Rice 22 P. Jagannadhapuram 0.33 P W KR Rice 23 Bhadravaram 1.23 P W KR PO Rice 24 China SankarJapudi 0.56 P W KR PO Rice P 25 Peda Sankarlapudi 3.10 W KR PO Rice 4 26 Lampakalova 1.83 P,H R KR PO Rice 27 Uttarakanchi 5.53 2P.H W KR PO Rice 28 VemulapaJem 0.53 p R KR Rice 29 Gokavaram 1.16 p R KR Rice 30 Arelladhara 0.37 Uninhabited !<-R 31 Yerakampalem 0·29 Uninhabited KR 32 Mettuchinta 0·36 R KR 33 Seemusuru R KR 34 Thotakurapalern Uninhabited 35 Girijanapuram 0·13 R KR 36 Vanthada 0·41 R KR 37 Peddipalem 4·85 P W KR PO Rice 38 DiguvadharapaUe . 0·18 W KR Rice 39 Uligogula 0·26 KR B,K 40 Bapandhara 0·42 KR B,K *U Oriental High School. 119 DIRECTORY alld Laad use PRATHIPADU TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ______------.A.------_- ...... Nearest Day historical Loca- r Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Fores' -_------A------, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. 'Irrigated Un irrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(114): Tk(114) 742 1,042 1,136 Kakinada 58 T.(585): Tk(585) 2,471 115 675 Kakinada 58 2 T.(62): Tk(62) 795 1,420 26 Kakinada 54 3 T.(368): Tk(368) 534 2,200 124 Kakinada 53 4 T.(687): Tk(687) 914 1,311 173 Kakinada 48 5 T.(199): Tk(199} . 1,066 436 1,998 Kakinada 48 Thursday 6 T.(125): Tk(125) 467 281 23 Kakinada 48 7 T.(390): Tk(390) 1,624 934 1,007 Kakinada 48 8 T.(230): Tk(230) 32 258 Kakinada 43 9 T.(260): Tk(260) 9 30 Kakinada 42 10 T.(211): Tk(211) 574 3 89 Kakinada 48 11 T.(1.820): Tk(l ,820) 100 224 Kakinada 42 12 T(300): Tk(300) 14 128 Kakinada 40 13 T .(190): C(190) 8 Kakinada 40 14 T .(200): C(200) 5 Peddapuram 16 Wednesday is T.(40): C(40) 5 10 Peddapuram 13 Wednesday 16 T .(735): C(735) 20 161 Kakinada 35 Wednesday 17 T. (673): C(400). Tk(273) 550 659 627 Kakinada 35 Wednesday 18 T.(400): Tk(400) 3 376 Kakinada 40 Wednesday 19 T.(500): Tk(500) 40 50 5 Pithapuram 26 Friday 20 T.(480): Tk(480) 825 600 15 Kakinada 42 21 817 T.(122): Tk(J22) 89 34 Kakmada 48 22 T (243): Tk(243) 414 30 170 Kakinada 56 23 T.(153): Tk(15J) 100 105 349 Kakinada 42 24 33 T.(309): Tk(309) 679 790 206 Kakinada 37 25 T.(700): O(400).C(300) 250 37 184 Kakinada 48 Monday 26 T (432): C(432) 1,722 385 1,000 Kakinada 51 27 T.(15): Tk(lS) 324 42 Kakinada 61 28 556 10 176 Kakinada 58 29 T.(6): 0(6) 200 16 15 Peddapuram 32 30 T.(17): 0(17) 80 10 79 Peddapuram 32 31 164 19 47 Kakinada 64 32 Kakinada 67 33 Uninhabited 34 35 48 Kakinada 67 3S 80 166 16 Kakinada 67 36 T.(250): Tk(250) 1,639 600 615 Kakinada48 Monday 37 T.(2): Tk(2) 58 55 522 Pithapuram 40 38 T.(13): CCl 3) 131 22 Peddapuram 38 39 T.(2): C(2) 262 3 2 Peddapuram 38 40 120 • VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE! tion Name of in ,------A------~- --____ Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and -., Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (41 Y5) (tll (7) (8) (9) (IO) ~~--.------_"------_ _-.------_- 41 K. Mirthiwada U· 36 KR B.K 42 Buradakota 0·42 P KR B,K 43 Kondapalle 0·}5 KR Ri.B 44 Velangi ~~ 21 P W,Tk KR PO Ri,B 45 Amirekula i -26 W KR Rj.~ 46 Ondregula 0·27 W KR Ri.B 47 Anumarthi (j·17 W KR Ri,B 48 Peduuru 0·25 R KR Rice 49 Avelthi 0·41 P W KR Ri,B 50 Ginnelaram 0-38 R KR Rice 51 Dabbadi o 24 R KR Rice 52 Sarlanka o 33 R KR Rice 53 Satyavaram 0- Iq R KR Rice 54 Raghavapatnam O· 35 P W KR [{ice 55 Chelluru 0·22 W KR PO Rice 56 laldam o 29 P W KR Rice 57 D. Pydjpala 3·17 R KR Rice 58 Chakirevulapalem. o 16 R KR Rice 59 Tirupathnampeta . G·n:;, l'ninhabited 60 KOlhuru )·14 P W KR Rice 61 Ramakrishnapuram 0-49 P W PR Rice 62 Gangavaram ]·93 p W KR Rice 63 Yeguvadbarapalle. 0·03 Uninhabited 64 Rajavaram 1 Oi [' W PR Rice 65 Venkatanagaram o 31 £ W KR Rice 66 R. Venkatapuram. O·~3 W KR Rice 67 Yeguvasivada 0·24 Uninhabited 68 Diguvasivada 0·70 p W KR Rice 69 Surampeta 0.73 Uninhabited 70 Mulagapudi 6 O~ ::M,H* W PR PO Rice 71 Balarampuram 0·83 P W PR Rice 72 Mallavaram 1·18 P W KR Rice 73 Kondapalem 1· 30 Uninhabited KR Rice 74 Gummaregula 1·62 p W PR Rice 75 Uppampalem 0·60 P W KR Rice 76 Santhapydipa\a 1·67 2P W PR PO Rice 77 Chinl'maJlapuram. }·48 Uninhabited KR Ri,B 78 Ananlharam 0·36 Uninhabited KR Ri,B 79 Ankampalem 0·27 W,R KR Ri.B 80 Polavaram 2·21 W.R KR Ri,B *H Oriental High School. I2l DIJlICTORY ... wad use PRATHIPADU TALUK LAND USI! (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ~ ______- __A ____---- ______--_, Nearest Day historical ,--~-- Area not loca- Town or days or archaeo- I tion ______CultivatedA ______Area , available and of the logical Code Forest Cllltura ble for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. '""irrigated Un irrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) . (IS) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(30): C(30) 173 27 Peddapuram 38 41 T(3): e(3) 166 25 75 Pf'ddapllram 38 42 T.(8): C(8) 195 21 Peddapuram 38 43 T.(27l): 0(271) 148 30 965 Pithapuram 35 44 T.(3): 0(3) 74 29 700 Pithapuram 35 45 T.(l7): 0(17) 84 14 58 Pithapllram 35 46 T.O): 0(1) 27 81 Pithapuram 35 47 T (5): C(S) 148 4 3 Pithapuram 35 48 T.(3}: 0(3) 140 19 100 Pithapuram 35 49 T.(l7): C(17) 58 42 126 Pithapuram 40 50 T.(52): C(52) 52 30 20 Pithapuram 40 51 58 72 81 Pithapuram 40 52 53 41 28 Pithapuram 40 53 T.(3): CO) 124 97 Pithapuram 40 54 40 42 T.(S): C(8) 51 Pithapuram 40 55 T.(67): C(67) 86 13 20 Pithapuram 40 56 T.(12): H(12) 122 391 1,504 Pithapuram 40 57 48 54 62 Pithapuram 40 58 T.(26): Tk(26) 76 79 216 Pithapuram 40 59 T.(41): Tk(41) 245 140 304 Pithapuram 40 60 T.(l8): T(18) 192 11 93 Pithapuram 40 61 T.(93): Tk(93) 153 207 782 Pithapuram 40 62 2 Pithapuram 40 63 L(90): Tk(90) 101 87 407 Pithapuram 35 64 T.(9): Tk(9) 114 67 8 Pithapuram 40 65 T.(7l); Tk(71) 51 113 40 Pithapuram 40 66 53 68 37 Pithapuram 40 67 168 163 117 Pithapuram 40 611 T.(~41: Tk(34) 105 174 157 Pithapuram 40 69 T.(369): Tk(369) 1.101 20~ 20175 Pithapuram 40 70 T.(l73): Tk(173) 263 93 2 Pithapuram 35 71 T.(l90); Tk(l90) 294 93 178 Pithapuram 35 72 T.(60): Tk(60) 395 119 262 Pithapuram 32 73 T.(76): Tk(76) 0689 147 124 Pithapuram 40 74 T.(32): Tk:(32) 165 175 12 Pithapuram 40 75 T.(25): Tk(25) 522 488 34 Pithapuram 40 76 110 48 789 Pithapuram 35 71 T.(4): 0(4) ... 26 169 31 Pithapuram 35 78 T.(5).0(5) 110 58 Pithapuram 35 79 T.(JO); 0(10) 588 816 Pithapuram 35 80 122 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THB VILLAGE tion Name of in ~------...... - ---, Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water ntcations Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (81 (9) (10) ~------~~ 81 D. Mallapuram (J.27 p W.Tk KR Ri,B 82 Pedda Mallapuram 1·26 P W KR Ri,B 83 Yerakapuram 0·82 p W KR Ri,B 84 Srungadhara [.21 P W KR Ri,B 85 Sidda val" ip"lem O·S:! P W KR Ri,B 86 Doparthi o· 53 C KR Ri,B 87 Thaduvai R·58 C KR Ri,B 88 Gowlampeta ::'-05 89 Jagannadhapuram . 0'72 p 90 M"sampalle O·~6 W,C KR Ri,B 91 Rajaram 2·39 C KR Bajra p KR Ri,B 92 Baruvuvaka 5·36 C p 93 Pandavulapalem j·IO W KR Ri,B 94 Kothuru O·Oi W KR PO Ri,B p 95 Podurupaka 1·76 W KR Ri,B 96 K. KothapalJe 1·09 Uninhabited W KR PO Ri,B 97 Sarabhavaram O·O~ P W KR Ri,B 98 Gajjanapudi o 0(, P p W T(R PO Rice 99 Pothuluru 3·48 E W KR Rice 100 Vakapalle 0·07 P E p W PR Rice 101 Venkatai;agaram 0·04 E 102 U. ]agannadhapuram o· ~? P W PR Rice KR PO Rice 103 Chintaluru 0·09 P W p E R Ri.B 104 Thotapalle 0'7(i p (' KR Bajra 105 Gondi 0·60 \V KR Rice 106 G. Kothapalle 0·12 r p C KR Ri,B 107 Achampeta 0·02 p KR Rice 108 Vazrakutam 3·03 E W 109 Ramannapalem ! ·06 Uninhabited W,Tk P'R PO Rice 110 Kathipudi j·55 3P E III Sithayyammapeta . 0·02 W,Tk KR Rice W,Tk PR PO Rice 112 ~ellipudi 4-43 P E 113 Konthangi 0·34 p W PR PO Rice p 114 Jaggampeta 1·25 W,Tk KR Rice 115 Kondemplldi 0·74 Uninhabited 116 Sankavaram 3·45 2P.H* D,Phc E W.Tk PR PO, Phone Rice p 117 V. Venkatapuram 0·20 w.n KR Rice 118 Srungavaram )·82 p E W.Tk PR PO Rice 1J9 M. Chamavaram 1·31 P E W,Tk PR PO Rice 120 P. Chamavaram 0·91 p Tk KR Rice *H Oriental High School 123 DIRECTORY aDd Land use PRATHIPADU TALUK LAND USE (Area under different.... types of land use in acres) ,..---- _ Religious. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and ,.--- of the logical Code forest ----, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance. No. Irrigated U nirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(48): 0(48) 109 5 11 Pithapuram 35 81 T.(69): 0(69) < 383 354 Pithapuram 35 82 T.(9): 0(19) 383 2 121 Pithapuram 35 83 T.(71): 0(71) 311 1 430 Pithapuram 35 84 T.(1): 0(1) 224 7~ 260' Pithapuram 35 85 T.(19): C(19) 20 80 220 Pithapuram 38 86 T.(28): C(28) 65 3,J00 2,298 Pithapuram 38 87 88 89 T .(6): Tk(6) 88 200 Pithapuram 38 90 T.(l9): C(l9) 186 21 1,304 Pithapuram 32 91 T.(SO): C(50) 499 451 2,430 Pithapurarn 38 92 260 200 244 Pithapurarn 29 93 6 6 Pithapuram 29 94 T.(lll): Tk(117) 907 100 2 Pithapuram 29 95 T.(247): lk(247) 228 223 Pithapuram 29 T.(19): Tk(19) 9€i 410 Pithapuram 29 Sunday 97 T.(30): Tk(30) 4 4 424 Pithapurarn 29 98 1,041 500 686 Pithapurarn 24 T.(40): Tk(40) 99 5 50 Pithapuram 24 100 T.(24): Tk(24) 2 78 Pithapuram 26 Santhi Ashramam 101 T.(36): Tk(36) 169 61 Pithapurarn 24 T.(s4j: Tk(54) 102 4 Pithapuram 27 103 T.(4): 0(4) 273 209 Pithapuram 29 Santhi Ashramam 104 T.(37): C(37) 321 3 23 Pithapuram 32 105 T.(64): C(64) 13 186 Pithapuram 32 186 T.(13): C(13) 16i Pithapuram 32 107 T.(S2): Tk(S2) 480 200 1,207 Pithapuram 22 108 T.(21): Tk(21) 470 80 113 Pithapuram 22 109 1,809 5 458 Pithapurarn 19 Saturday 110 T.(2): Tk(2) 11 49 Pithapurarn 19 111 T.(36); Tk(36) 1,194 690 915 Pithapuram 29 T.(212): Tk(212) 4 112 2 451 Pithapuram 24 113 T.(380): Tk(380) 419 1 526 Pithapuram 32 T.(24); Tk(24) 179 114 248 Pithapuram 32 lIS T.(162): Tk(162) 1,312 150 584 Pithapuram 32 T.(102): Tk(102) 22 116 4 105 Pithapuram 32 117 T(17S): Tk(178) 788 1 198 Pithapurarn 3S 118 T.(231): Tk(231) 459 14 134 Pithapuram 35 119 T.(41): Tk(41) 440 1 100 Pithapuram 3S 120 124 vn.LAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ,------.A----_-______..... Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (1) (4) (5! (6) (7) (8) (9) (0) -~---~~--- .------~---.--"--.- 121 Rowth,uiapudi 5·30 P,2M r W PR PO Rice 122 Gidajam j·58 P W PR Rice 123 Koduru 2·19 P W,rk KR PO Rice 124 Bapa Bhupaiapatnam 1·97 p E W KR Rice 125 Lachireddipalem 0·09 P W PR PO Rice 126 N8magiri 0·08 P W PR PO Rice Narendrapatnam 127 Dhara Jagannadhapuram 0·03 W KR Rice 128 S. Agraharam 0·03 P W PR PO Rice 129 Billavaka 2·39 KR Rice 130 Parupaka '1·13 P W,Tk KR Rice 131 Mandapam 6·81 P W,R KR PO Rice 132 Arempudi 2·46 E W,Tk PR Rice 133 A. Annavaram 1·25 2P,H D E W,R,Tk PR PO,TO Rice 125 DIRECTORY 1.4 Lind use PRATHIPADU TALUK LAND______USB (Area under different.A. ______types of land use in acres) -:'\ Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca- ,..--- Area not· Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ------.A.------.., Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No . ....Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (7) (18) (I) T.(1,076): Tk(1 ,076) 1,426 290 600 Pithapuram 32 121 T.(308): Tk(308) 313 90 300 Pithapuram 37 122 832 152 418 Pithapuram 35 123 T.(244): Tk(244) 449 86 482 Pithapuram 40 124 T.(56): Tk(56) 2 1,526 Pithapuram 40 125 T.(50): Tk(50) 440 Pithapuram 40 126 10 6 3 Pithapuram 32 127 T.(l6): Tk(I6) 3 43 Pithapuram 40 128 T.(29): Tk(29) 324 463 715 Pithapuram 40 129 516 62 145 Pithapuram 35 130 T.(I9): Tk(19) 2,296 2,043 Pithapuram 29 131 T.(78): Tk(78) 946 550 Pithapuram 26 Friday 132 T.(107): Tk(I07) 461 232 Pithapuram 26 Friday Sri Satyanara· 133 yanaswamy temple TUNI IND. SUB. T ALUK ANDHRA PRADESR Of!trlct Boundary Talut 8oun~r1 __7 __ ' TUN I vm~,~ &x.nd3ry witlllouUon Code Number TaJut HeadqWlrters IND. SUB. TALUK. . ToWIU EAST GODAVARI DI&TRICT NARASAPATNAM 14ILES 1 Urban Area TALUK KII.OME1l\ES 1 li:..otHURU Names of All large Vllla(es with Minimum Population of 5,000 VISAKHAI>ATNAM .0' • '.s • with Location Stte ~ ..1"7 BroAd Gaugt Other Roads ~ • S,mbollC Repruentatlon of "'lIlI&es: S,DOC and above P,nons • 1,000 to ".'" PerSOns .. SOD to m Persons 200 to 499 Persons • laa thall 100 P~non, o Un-lnhaWtn '0 '0 Post Offices, Teltgraph Oftlce' Police StatlonJ 'H , ~pitll. PTirnary HeaJth Centres, Dbptnwles, Child and Mlternlty Welfare Centre! RuralA.rea . TALUK . VI5AKHAPATNAM OISTRICT ~~'~r------. ANDHRA Pf\ADESH ~-9'f'4"·i' PRATHIPADU . E.... ST GODAV.AP.I DISTRICl TALUK " PITHAPURAM SA Y OF. IND. SUB. TALUK BEN 0 A L Area Num~u of Villages N~me(lfthe Number of T.!uk Squire I Sq\l~re TOWill Kilometres Miles 'l'1~ilblted I Inh~b~'td Note; L. C. No. 28 FilII,. In,lvdtd In Tunl Town, lUN. 474,0 18).0 .. I I L. C. No. )2 Pard,. Induded In tunl Town. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TUNI IND. SUB-TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 53 AlaviiJj Venkatanagaram 5 Kotanandur 7 AJlipudi 24 Kothakonda 36 Anuru 33 Kothuru 4 Artamur 3 Kottam 22 Atikevanipalem 38 Krishnapuram 44 A: Kothapalle 6 Lakshmidevipeta 46 Bendapudi 23 Maruvada 9 J3himavarapukota 15 Billananduru 20 N. Suravaram 17 Boddavaram 25 Nandivampu 29 Ch. Agraharam 50 P. Agraharam Chamavaram 34 45 P. E. Chinnayapalem 41 Chepurtl 39 Pydikonda 2 Dharakonda 21 D. Polavaram 13 Rapaka 14 Dondavaka 47 Ravikampadu 30 Rckavanipalem 43 Gopalapatnam 49 Srungvruksham 40 Hamsavaram 10 Sura pvraj upeta 32 S. Annavaram 16 Indugupalle 27 Talluru 8 Kakarapalle 11 Tatipaka Jagannadha 18 Kamatam Mallavararn Nagaram 31 Kavaiapadu 42 Tetagunta 1 K. E. Chinnayapalem 51 Thondangi 26 Kolimeru 2d Tuni 41 Komanapalle 52 Kona Forest 19 Koppaka Agraharam 35 Valluru 12 K. O. Mallavaram 37 Vemavaram 127 128 . VIL"LAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRlcr- Loca- Area AMENITIES it. V AILABLB WITHIN THB VILLAGE .A--_~ ______lion Name of in r Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- ~ Post and""' Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)- (7) (8) (~) (10) K.E. Chinnayapalem 5·16 P W , Kit PO Ri,J.R.B. 2 Dharakouda NA Uninhabited 3 Kottam 7·09 2P,M W Klt p~ Ri,I.R,B 4 Artamur N.A Uninhabited 5 Kotanandur 2·69 P,H Phc E W,R fR PO Ri,J.R,B 6 Lakshmidevipeta 1·43 p W KR Ri,],R,B 7 Allipudi 3·96 P.H E W,R PR PO Ri,J,R,B 8 Kakarapalle 1·59 P E W,R PR Ri,I.R,B 9 Bhimavarapukota • 3·57 P,R' D E W KR PO Ri,J,R.B 10 Suraparajupeta I·&,4 P E W PR PO Ri,J.R,B \ 11 Tatipaka Jagannadha 0·61 P ... \ W PR Ri,J,R,B Nagaram 12 K.O. Mallavaram . 2·45 1M E W PR PO Ri,J,R,B 13 Rapaka 2·65 P W KR Ri.B.J.1\ 14 Dondavaka 3·52 P W KR PO Ri,B.J.R 15 BiIlananduru 4·66 P E W PR PO Ri,B.J.R 16 IndugupalJe 3·77 2P,H E W PR PO Ri,B,),R 17 Boddavaram 1·83 6M E W.R KR PO Ri,B,J,R 18 Kamatam Mallavaram ].56 P W.R KR PO Ri.B.J;R 19 Koppaka Agraharam 1· II . P W.R KR Ri,B,J.R 20 N. Suravaram 4·11 4P W KR PO Ri,B,J,R i 21 D Polavaram 4·91 2P,M E W:R PR , PO Ri,B,J,R 22 Atikevanipalem 2·10 P W KR Ri,B,.1,R 23 Maruvada 0·915 P W KR Ri;B,l.R 24 Kothakonda 0·95 Uninhabited 25 Nandivampu 2·587 p W PR Ri,B,J.R 26 Kolimeru 2·61 p E R,W,T~,T KR Ri,B.J,R 27 Talluru 1·704 P,M E W KR PO Ri.B.J.R 28 Tuni 1·71 Urban Area (Tuni Town) 29 Ch. Agraharam . 0·38 P W KR • Ri,£.J,R 30 Rekavanipalem 1·16 2P E W PR PO Ri,B,J.R 31 Kavalapadu 1· 71 W KR Ri,J.B.R 32 S. Annavaram (Rural) 3·30 2P E W KR PO Ri,J,B,R I 33 Kothuru 7·36 5P E W· KR PO Ri,J.B,R 34 Chamavaram 2·00 P W KR Ri,J.B,R 35 Valluru 3·03 3P W KR Ri,J,B,R 36 Anuru 1·05 p W,Tk KR, • PO RI,J,B.R 37 Vemavaram 2·70 P W KIt PO Rj,J,B.R 38 Krishuapural,11 2·48 P E W,Tw KR PO Ri,J,B,R 39 Pydikonda 2·93 P W,Tk KR PO . Ri,J.B,R 40 Hamsavaram 7·47 3P,H E W KR PO Ri,J,B,R 129 IllicrORY ; ri~"/' ',.~ ".... use TUN! IND. SUB-TALUK .""" LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ~~~_------:-A------'"' Nearest Day historical Loca-' Area not Town or days or archaeo- ~ ;: tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical CocJc Porcst r------A------'"' Culturable for cu1ti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market jfany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (\7) (18) (1) 1 (433): Tk(43J) } ,704- 160 bOO5 Tuni 29 Tuesday Maridamma 1 .." temple Uninhabited 2 T (1 d75): Tk(l.175) 2.561 85 717 Tuni 24 3 Uninhabited 4 T.(613): Tk(573).C(40) 804 5 300 Tuni 16 Thursday 5 T(542): C(542) 279 2 92 Tuni 22 6 T,(l93): C(133).1k(60) 1,410 15 916 Tuni 22 7 T.(386): Tk(386) 451 63 118 Tuni 16 8 T.(565): Tk(43S),C(130) 1.211 55 454 Tuni 2 Monday 9 T.(440): Tk(440) 455 23 260 Tuni 22 10 T.(44): C(44) 208 :3 135 Tuni 11 11 T.(233): Tk(233) 683 652 Tuni 19 Friday 12 T.( 103): Tk(l03) 1.267 326 Tuni 19 13 T.(215): Tk(215) 1.635 403 Tuni 16 14 T,(336): Tk(336) 1.717 8 921 Tuni 22 IS T.(466): Tk(301),C(165) 1.209 53 685 Tuni 14 16 T.(173): C(l73) 513 485 Tuni 13 17 T.(416): C(416) 279 303 Tuni 16 18 T.(196): C(196) 277 237 Tuni 14 19 T.(475): Tk(392),C(1S3) 1.511 100 54.+ Tuni 10 20 T.(l.4oo): Tk(l.oo0),C(4OO) 972 100 670 Tunil0 Wednesday 21 T.(273): Tk(273) 735 336 Tuni 11 22 409 177 Tuni5 23 Uniil~abited 24 T.(27): C(27) 532 1,0')7 Tuni 5 25 T.(287): Tk(2R7) 660 50 673 TuniS 26 T .(59): Tk(59) 601 431 Tuni6 27 Urhan Area ~ Tun; Town) 28 1.(61): Tk(61) 171 15 Tur.i 11 29 T.(66): Tk(66) 538 142 Tuni3 30 T.(208): C(208) 485 34 3(,7 Tuni 3 31 T.(465): Tk(464).C(1) 1.299 60 288 Tuni 1 32 T.(580): U(580) 1.215 200 2.715 Tuni6 Thalupulamma 33 lova T.(Il2): Tk(112) 759 100 309 TuniS 34 - 1.(263): Tk(263) 1.288 388 Tuni6 35 T.(104): Tk(I04) 451 117 Tuni 13 36 T.(380): Tk(380) 1.208 140 Tuni18 37 '(.(799): Tk(799) 513 61 214 Tuni 18 Pampadamma 33 temple T.('74): Tk(674) 919 90 192 Tuni 18 Wednesday Pampadamma 39 temple T.(I;646): Tk(l,S04). C(142) 2.329 307 499 Tuni 13 Wednesday Mehar Baba 40 Bajan Mandir 130 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in r- A ...... Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electrici ty Drinking Commu- Post and Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 41 Chepuru 2·65 P W KR Ri,J,B,R 42 Tetagunta 13· 31 5P,H* E Tk,W PR PO Ri,J,B,R 43 Gopalapatllam 1·27 P E W KR Ri,J,B,R 44 A. Kothapalle 5-14 2P,2M W,Tk KR PO Ri,],B,R 45 P. E. Chinnayapalem 4·18 P E W KR PO Ri,J,B,R 46 Bendapudi 6·72 3P,2M E W,T PR PO Ri,J,B,R 47 Ravikampadu 2.67' 2P,H* Phc E W,T,Tw KR PO Ri,J,B,R 48 KomanapaJIe 1·86 P E W,T KR PO Ri,J,B,R 49 Srungavruksham 3·64 P W KR PO Ri,J,B,R 50 P. Agraharam 1·02 P W,Tk KR Ri,J,B,R 51 Thondangi 11·94 5P,H* E W,Tk PR PO Ri,J,B,R 52 Kona (forest) 10·26 ISP W KR Ri,J,B,R 53 Alavilli Venkatanagaram . 9·91 5P,H E W,Tk KR PO Ri,J,B,R *H Oriental High School. 131 DIRECTORY aDd Land use TUNI IND. SUB-TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,..-----'------'------., Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ----"------, Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Un irrigated waste vatian (In Kms.) Market ifany (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(62): Tk(62) 764 .no TuniS Trinatha temple 41 T.(1,424): Tk(I,399),C(25) 3,130 50 3,914 Tuni 13 42 T.(70): Tk(70) 567 40 136 Tuni 21 Maridamma 43 temple T.(323): Tk(323) 2,143 40 784 Tuni 24 Monday Thallamma Nu- 44 kalamma Chili- kamma temple T.(950): Tk(750), C(200) 1,257 200 268 Tuni 24 45 T.(713): Tk(7l3) 2,263 2 1,323 Tuni 26 Kagithalamma 46 temple T.035): Tk(735) 767. 212 Tuni 32 Thirumalaswamy 47 temple T. (407): Tk(407) 695 88 Tuni 26 48 T(899): Tk(899) 256 75 1.100 Tuni 26 49 T.(350): Tk(239),C(11l) 203 72 Tuni 19 Tallamma temple 50 T.(546): C(546) 1.155 941 5,000 Tuni 27 Shiva Temple 51 2,682 2 3,882 Tuni 37 52 TO,741): Tk(3,741) 1,952 649 Tuni32 Gangamma 53 temple PITHAPURAM IND. SUB. TALUK 1:o ;;... x: 3« zl- ::I iii I- ffi dz « o « x: = z 3 .x: ~ « x: :.l ~ o ~ ~ «x: ! ~ PITHAPURAM IND. SUB-TALUK 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1 ) (2) (1) (2) 37 Amaravilli 41 Kothapalle 38 Aminbada 9 Kumarapuram 42 Kuthukudumilli 19 Bhogapuram 14 B. Kotturu 31 Lakshmipuram 27 Chebrolu 46 Madhavapuram 26 Chendurthi 2 Mallam 10 Chitrada 30 Mallavaram 36 Mulapeta 23 Dharmavaram 28 Durgada 33 Nagulapalle 12 Narsingapuram 44 Endapalle 41 Navakhandravada 6 Fakeeruddinpalem 11 Pithapuram 35 Ponnada 15 Gokivada 20 Gollaprolu 24 Racbapalle 50 Gorasa 34 Ramanakkapeta 17 3 Govindarajupalcm Raparthi n Sitanagaram 18 Illindrada 5 Somavaram 45 Isukapalle 40 Subbampeta 4 lalluru 21 Thatiparti 16 lamulgpalle 39 Uppada 8 Kamiarada 43 Vakathippa 25 Kodavali 22 Vannepudi 13 Kolanka 29 Vijayanagaram 49 Komaragiri 1 Virava 47 Kondevaram 7 Viravada 133 136 VILLAGE Amenities EAST GOD A V ARI DISTRICT Loca- Area , ______AMENITIES AVAILABLEA ____ WITHIN - __THE .VILLAGE______tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educatiom.l MeJical Electricity Drinking Commu- Post and "" Food No. water nications Telegraph (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) .. ~---- -_._ - ---.--_.. - ._._--_ _------.------ 27 Chebrolu 7·45 3P,M E W PR PO Rice 28 Durgada 5·59 2P,2M E w.n KR PO Rice 29 Vijayanagaram }·28 P E Tw KR Rice 30 Mallavaram 7 ·34 3P,2M E W PR PO • Rice 31 lakshmipuram j·87 Uninhabited 32 Sitanagaram \·24 Uninhabited 33 Nagu1apalle 3·84 P.2M E Tk PR PO Rice 34 Ramanakkapeta 6·58 2P W.R PR PO Rice 3S Ponnada 5·62 ' SP W,Tk PR PO Rice 36 Mulapeta 2·08 2P W R PO Rice Rice 37 Amaravilli J .90 P W R 38 Aminbada 0·93 2P E W KR Rice 39 Uppada 0·57 2P E W PR PO Rice 40 Subbampeta 0·36 p W PR Rice 41 Kothapalle 1·59 P,B D E W PR PO Rice 42 Kuthukudumilli 1·21 2P,H* E W,Tk PR Rice 43 Vakathippa 0·97 2P E W,Tk PR Rice 44 Endapalle 4·09 2P W PR Rice 45 IsukapaUe 2·52 3P E W KR PO Rice Rice 46 Madhavapuram 1·54 P E W PR 47 Kondevaram 2·20 3P E W PR PO Rice 48 Navakhandravada 0·48 p E W PR PO Rice 49 Komaragiri 6·65 3P E W PR PO Rice 50 Gorasa 1 36 P E W PR PO Rice *H Oriental High School. 137 DIRECTORY and Land use PITHAPURAM IND. SUB-TALUK LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,...----- _.A------__, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest .----~----...., ClllturabJe for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Vnirrigated waste vation (In Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) T.(310): C(310) ~,68S 250 520 Pithapllram 9 Monday 27 T.(fi4): C(64) 2,878 102 534 Pilhapuram ]6 28 Trl57): C(lS7) 144 360 16l Pithapuram 16 29 T.(294 : C(294) 2.758 807 839 Pithapuram 9 30 T.(ll2). C(12) 960 47 78 Pithapuram 8 31 T.(I54): C(154) 435 135 70 Pithapuram 7 32 T.(275): CO.75) 1,601 281 301 Pithapuram 11 33 T.(7lS): C(71S) 1,984 1,324 188 Pithapuram 16 34 T.(377): C(377) 1,467 1,505 248 Pithapuram 17 35 5(9 345 417 Pithapuram 16 Monday Jagannayaka- 36 swamy Temple T .(18): C(1S) 573 413 212 Pithapuram 12 37 T (32): C(3c) 358 65 140 Pithapuram 12 38 T.(13): C(l3) 206 67 79 Pithapuram 9 39 88 28 j14 Pithapuram 12 40 1.(7:): C(70) 716 125 107 PilIJapuram 9 41 T.(E?): C(138) 479 42 115 Pithapuram 8 42 T.(201: C(20l) 272 51 97 Pi thapuram 8 43 T.(338): C(338) ),742 77 461 Pithapuram 9 44 T.(276): C(276) 945 76 316 Pithapuram 6 45 T.(340): C(340) 365 3 278 Pithapuram 3 46 T.(330): C(330) R21 55 202 Pitbapuram 4 47 '1.( 109): C(1 09 i 15S 13 29 Pithapuram 2 48 T.(·170): C(470) 2,392 535 859 Pithapuram 9 49 T (155;: C(155) 581 J3.l Pilhapuram 9 50 138 APPEN Talukwise Abstract of Educational, NATURE OF ------A Educational Medi------A------__ -. r------.A---- Higher Primary Middle Secondary College Others Dispensary Hospital Primary School School School Health Centre r-A --., tlI) ....'" c::!: ..s .;;: I:: - Sl· Name of Taluk M\J i II) .£:(.) :t No. .... "'.£: bIl ~.:: t' ~ ..! ~ (Ij ';;., :-::::t: e .....<) > C ~~ o~ ... '" ..... !:: .0 0.8 0 c o 0(.) ..... o·u Z Z za.. Z 2 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 1 Kakinada 96 157 2 2 7 7 2 2 6 6 3 3 2 Amalapuram 67 191 13 20 11 12 3 3 2 2 2 2 3 Mummidivaram I.S. T. 32 76 9 15 5 5 5 5 4 Razole 52 180 12 23 7 8 9 11 4 4 1 2 Z !I Kothapeta 48 149 14 18 9 11 2 2 9 9 4 4 1 2 2 6 Alamur I.S T. 42 82 10 18 7 7 2 2 2 2 t 7 Ramachandrapuram 65 149 21 30 12 13 6 7 3 3 8 Rajahmuodry 71 71 II 11 7 7 3 3 4 4 3 3 9 Rampachodavaram I.S. T. 39 45 2 2 2 2 2 2 10 Yellavaram I.S.T. 100 105 5 6 2 2 2 2 11 Peddapuram 81 125 16 18 6 6 4 4 2 2 12 Prathipadu 83 90 6 10 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 2 13 Tuni I.S.T. 46 95 7 15 6 6 3 3 2 2 14 Pithapuram I.S.T. 45 85 7 12 4 4 2 2 2 2 2 2 Total 867 1,600 133 198 88 93 4 4 44 46 46 47 7 7 28 28 • Oriental High School. Ele,ctricity is used for Agricultural purposes in ODe village. I.ST.: Ind. Sub-Taluj(. 139 DIX Medical and Other Amenities AMENITY ------~------Communi--- cal Supply Drinking water cations Post and Telegraph ___----.. r--"--, , ____A. __ --__ r-__A. ____-,.. ..------.A.-- ______-.., Maternity and No.of Child villages No· of Post and Welfare where power No. of villages having villages Post Office Telegraph Telegraph Tele Centre supply is having Office Office phone r-.A.--- .... ,-.A.-, ,-----.A.-----, ,--.A.-----, r-A.-, ,----"----, r-A-, rA-... en .;;t: .,; ..<:: '"OIl '"til'" Sl. -'":-:::u No. >fE ...... 0 ., o~ '- l.< ... _...... 0'" 0 .~'" .:;:" oil< o~ i c;:: o Z ZQ.. 24 25 26 28 29 32 33 34 35 36 38 ----,------ ~o 25 87 19 3 48 52 ~1 71 55 15 59 14 20 42 27 55 55 2 22 14 32 6 3 19 17 27 27 3 40 14 52 4 2 47 2 46 52 4 4 3 4 50 4 7 39 9 2 19 38 15 42 42 4 4 5 41 70 12 3 17 37 4 33 33 4 4 6 72 6 45 34 30 54 5 2 54 54 4 4 7 80 3 60 33 8 35 47 57 57 2 2 8 7 194 12 8 20 20 20 9 4 471 140 5 229 19 79 17 17 10 37 50 84 23 70 14 51 51 11 25 108 88 23 25 7 31 91 44 44 3 3 12 25 27 4 51 8 14 35 32 32 13 36 13 42 I3 31 12 32 32 14 574 939 25 861 203 284 101 505 397 6 581 587 24 24 5 SECTION II TOWN DIRECTORY Town Directory Razole, a taluk headquarters were classified as towns In the Town Directory the towns in the district from 1941 Census. During the present census two are arranged alphabetically and the several parti towns of 1961 Census viz., Anaparthi and Draksha culars relating to them are given in the following rama are declassifed into rural. Anaparthi town, statements: inspite of the location of ILTD Company there, has not developed non-agricultural character and urban Statement I Status, Growth History and Func- traits while Draksharama was degraded from a tional Category of Towns Municipality to a Panchayat because its constituent villages are treated as different Administrative Pan Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of chayats. The variation in the number of urban units iT towns the district from census to census is shown below: Statement III Civic Finance Year Town Statement IV Civic and Other Amenities in Towns 1901 9 1911 9 Statement V Medical, Educational, Recreatio 1921 II nal and Cultural Facilities in Towns 1931 11 1941 16 Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and 1951 20 Banking Facilities 1961 14 1971 13 Statement VII Population by Religion and Sche duled Caste/Scheduled Tribe in The decrease in the number of units at the 1961 Towns. Census is due to the application of the stricter and The following 13 places have been treated as more uniform definition of a town in 1961. The towns in East Godavari district at the 1971 Census. further fall in its urban units in 1971 is explained already. 1 Kakinada 8 Rajahmundry (M) 2 Samalkot 9' Rajahmundry Non- Mummidivaram 1ST, Kothapeta, Rampachoda 3 Amalapuram Municipal area varam 1ST, Yellavaram 1ST and Prathipadu taluks 4 Machavaram 10 Dowleshwaram in the di strict are purely rural in character and they 5 Razole 11 Peddapuram do not have any towns. Yellavaram and Rampa 6 Mandapeta 12 Tuni chodavaram having large Agency tracts naturally 7 Ramachandrapuram 13 Pithapuram could not develop urban character. In taluks like Prathipadu the hilly terrain of a portion is responsi Out of these 13 towns Rajahmundry Non-Muni ble for lack of urban development. Taluks like Kotha cipal area is the only place which is classified as a town for the first time in the 1971 Censlls. Kakinada peta and Alamur by virtue of the deltaic land could which is the district and taluk headquarters and develop their economy mainly on agriculture and Amalapuram, Rajahmundry, Peddapuram, Tuni and therefore are mos tly rural in character. Rajahmundry Pithapuram which are the taluk headquarters and town has been treated as an Urban Agglomeration Samalkot of Kakinada taluk, Mandapeta of Alamur with Rajahmundry Municipal town and Rajahmundry Independent Sub-Taluk and Dowleshwaram of Rajah Non-Municipal town as constituent units. The district mundry taluk were classified as towns as early as headquarters town. Kakinada and Rajahmundry 1901. Ramachandrapuram which is the taluk head quarters of Ramachandrapuram taluk was classified with some of their surrounding villages/towns as as a town during 1921 Census and the remaining two detailed below are the two towns treated as Standard towns viz., Machavaram of Amalapuram taluk and Urban Areas in the district. 142 Standard Urban Component Units Statement I-Status, Growth History aDd Functional Area r------A------~ Category of Towns Urban Rural In this statement the civic status of each of the (1) (2) (3) towns determined at the 1971 Census with its popu lation since 1901 or from the census in which it was 1 Kakinada Kakinada 1 Ramanayyapeta (R) treated as urban for the first time are presented. An 2 Suryaraopeta (R) 3 Timmapuram idea of the pace at which the population in these 4 Madbavapatnam urban units is increasing from cenSus to census can 5 Ganganapalle be had from this statement. The functional charac 6 Kakinada (R) teristics of these towns as determined from ·the 7 Turangi (R) proportion in different categories of working popu 8 Sarpavaram lation returned in 1961 and 1971 Censuses is are also shown in the statement. These particulars indicate as to how the economic pattern of the town has 2 Rajahmundry 1 Rajahmun- 1 Torredu changed from 1961 to 1971. dry 2 Katheru 2 Rajahmun~ 3 Morampudi The civic status of the town i.e., whether the dry Non- 4 Hukumpeta town is a Municipality or a Panchayat is indicated MUnicipal 5 Bommuru under col. 5 by an abbreviated letter like eM' f9r Area Municipality and 'P' for Panchayat. Kakinada, 3 Kovvur Samalkot, Amalapuram, Ramacbandrapuram, Manda 4 Dowleswa peta, Rajahmundry, Peddapurm, Tuni and . Pit~a ram puram to,wns are tbe 9 Municipalities in the distnct while the remaining 4 towns viz., Rajahmundry Non Municipal area, Machavaram, Razole and Dowlesh waram are Panchaya ts. The population of each Among these 13 towns in the district, Rajah town recorded at each of the Census from 1901 to mundry city is the largest urban unit from the 1971 or from the census at which it was treated as population point of view with a population of an urban unit is given under cols. 6-13. In cols. 14 165,912 persons followed by.Kakinada city which is and 15 the functional characteristics of each town the district headquarters with a population of i.e., whether the town is an industrial town etc., at 164200 persons as per the 1971 Census count. These the 1961 Census and the 1971 Census are given. tw; towns therefore fall under class I towns or cities, each with a population of a lakh or more. The In general there was a steady increase in the population of these two towns account for 55.6% of growth of population in the towns of the district in the total urban population of the district. There are all the decades except during 1911 to 1921, when no class II towns in the population range of 50,000 there was either very low general increase in the rate and 99,999 in the district. Samalkot, Pithapuram, of growth or decrease in the population as a result of' Amalapuram, Peddapuram, Tuni, Mandapeta, Rama the influenza epidemic that prevailed in the country. chandrapuram and Rajahmundry Non-Municipal area Kakinada, Samalkot, Dowleshwaram and Peddapuram come next in order and are class III towns with a popu where the epidemic was perhaps severe, recorded lation of each ranging between 20,000 and 49,999. Ii significant fall in their populations. Samalkot bad, Next in the order are Dowleshwaram and Macha however, registered a fall in 1901-1911 also. The town varam, the two class IV towns with a population of recovered in subsequent decades. Kakinada and each ranging between 10,000 and 19,999. Razole, the Samalkot progressed gradually on account of smallest town from the population point of view is a tbeir administrative, educational and industrial im class V town with a population ranging between portance. Dowleshwaram could not recover from tbe 5,000 and 9,999. The urban population of the disrict fall in population in 1911-21 but continued to register is 593,594 persons constituting 19.2% of the total a decline even in the decade 1921-31 and almost population of 3,087,262 persons. The corresponding stagnated in its growth. The diminishing activity in proportion in 1961. was 18.5%. the Public Works Department workshops at Dow. leshwaram may be responsible partly for this pheno mena. Amalapuram also had regilltered a fall in the The details given in each of the seven statements decade 1931-41 but in the succeeding decade it recor. of the Town Directory are explained below: ded a big increase in its population. 143 Functional Category Name of town ,...------A--___~__. By the very nature of urban development. the Functional Category 1961 1971 towns are bound to serve a variety of purposes. In 0) (2) (3) order to know to what extent the functions are Primary Activities Machavaram Machavaram, diversified or the predominant characteristic is accen Pithapuram, Samal tuated a scheme of statistical classification was kot, Ramachandra evolved at the 1961 Census. Accordingly each town puram, Mandapeta be can classified broadly under the following cate 2 Industry Do wlesh waram Dowleshwaram. gories viz. 3 Primary Activities-cum- Mandapeta. Pitha- Peddapuram (i) Primary Activities :-Agriculture, Mining and Industry puram, Rajahmun Fishing (Census Industrial Categories I, II and dry (N.M.) III of 1961 Census and I, II, III & IV of 1971 Census). 4 Primary Activities-cum- Samaikot, Razole Services Ramachandrapuram (i i) Industrial :-Industrial including Construction 5 Trade and Commerce- Amalapuram (Census Industrial Categories IV, V and VI cum-Primary Activities of 1961 Census and V(a), V(b) & VI of 1971 6 Service-cum-Industry Kakinada, Peddapu Census). ram, Rajahmundry (M) (iii) Commericial:-Trade and Commerce (Census 7 Services-cum-Trade Tuni Industrial Category VII of 1961 & 1971 Census). and Commerce (iv) Transport: - Transport (Census Industrial Ca te 8 Primary Activities-cum gory VIII of 1961 and 1971 Census). Services-cum-Trade and Commerce (v) Services :-Other Services (Census Industrial 9 Services-cum-Primary Amaiapuram Category IX of 1961 and 1971 Censuses). Activities-cum-Industry The predominant functional character of a city/ 10 Services-cum-Industry Kakinada, Rajah town is determined on the basis of the following cum-Trade and Com mundry (M), Tuni principles. merce (a) If the proportion of working population is more The functional classification of Rajahmundry than 40% of the total workine population of the Non-Municipal area is not shown for 1961 Census city/town in anyone of the above five characte as it is newly recognised town in 1971 Census. ristics then the city/town was designated by that characteristic. Statement II-Physical Aspects and Location of Towns (b) If the proportion is not more than 40% in any This statement deals with the physical aspects one of the characteristics, then the next predomi and location of towns in the district. There are 13 nant characteristic was taken into account and columns in the statement. Under cols. 3 to 5 in if the first two predominant characteristics com the statement data relating to average annual rain bined together have a proportion of over 60% fall and the maximum and minimum temperature then the town was designated as havjng the two recorded in 1969 are given. If this informa tion is characteristics and was termed as Industrial-cum not available for any town then the particulars avail Commercial etc. able for the nearest town have been given against (c) If the combined proportion of the first two pre such town. dominant characteristics is less than 60% then the third predominant characteristic is also Under col. 6 the name of the nearest city with a taken into consideration in designating the func population of a lakh or more is given. Under cols. 7 to 9 tbe names of the State Headquarters, the tional type of the city I town. Such cases are District Headquarters, Revenue Divisional Headquar recorded 'as Industrial-cum-Commercial-cum Services or Industrial-cum-Services-cum-Primary ters and the Taluk Headquarters together with the Activities, etc. distances therefrom are given. Under the cols. 10 and 11 the nearest Railway Station and Bus Stand Examined against this back ground the thirteen and the distance therefrom are given. If navigation towns of this district fall under the following classi and seaport facilities are available to the town they fication at each of the 1961 and 1971 Censuses. are also given under cols. 12 and 13. 144 The district lies on the CEast Coast between 16°30' there are out agencies located at Razole and Amala. and 18°30' North and 81°30' and 83°35' East. The puram to book cargo. There has beeD an increasing district is bounded by Madhya Pradesh on the North demand for passenger and goods transport on' these and Visakhapatnam district on the East and Bay of lines due to expansion of trade and commerce, indus. Bengal on the South and by Khammam and West trialisation and consequent economic development. Godavari districts on the West. This district consists In order to meet this, modernisation of the present of Agency tract and Plains area. All the 13 towns are railways like introducing high power traction such as on the plains area of this district. diesel engines, and doubling the lines are also under taken in this district. The climate in the towns is equable and although it is very warm in April and May, it is Besides the railways, there are well laid out roads never too oppressive. The maximum and minimum connecting all the towns in the district as well as temperature among the towns ranges from 46.1°C to important places outside the district. Relatively 28.00 C and 35.6°C to 15.00 C respectively. Kakinada the road transport facilities available in the towns of and Pithapuram recorded the highest rnaximum tem Konaseema viz., Razole, Amalapuram, Machavaram perature while Mandapeta, Dowleshwaram, Rajah etc., are fewer compared to these existing for other mundry municipal as well as non-municipal towns towns in the district. This is due to the location of recorded the lowest minimum temperature. The the roads adjacent to the canals resulting in the soil rainfall in all the towns seem to be more than under roads being soft due to percolation of water. the adequate for local agricultural needs though the Heavy vehicular traffic is therefore prohibited on these first four months are practically l'ainless. Generally roads. Consequently, the goods transport is done the average annual rainfall among the towns ranges mainly in boats and steam-launches in the canals. from 963.6 mm to 1,227.9 mm, a major part of which All the towns except Kakinada, Mandapeta, Tuni and is from South-West Mansoon. The occasional cyc Pithapuram are in the vicinity of canal navigation. lonic storm occuring in the la tter parts of the year Sea port facilities are available in the vicinitIes of will at times swell these averages. The average Kakinada, Samalkot, Ramachandrapuram, Manda annual rainfall in Amalapuram and Tuni towns is the peta, Peddapuram and Pithapuram. highest and lowest respectively. Statement III- Civic Finance All the towns are taluk headquarters except Since the introduction of the democratic decen Somalkot Machavaram, Mandapeta, Rajahmundry tralisation, the popular institutions like Panchayats Non-Muu'icipal area and Dowleshwaram which are at have an important role in the various developmental a distance of 8, 7,12,2 and 7 Kms., respectively from programmes. The effective run of these institutions their taluk headquarte~s. Six towns viz., Kakinada, would depend naturally on the financial soundness Samalkot, Ramachandrapuram, Mandapeta, Pedda or otherwise of these institutions. The receipts puram and Pithapuram are located at a distance of from various sources of these municipalities and 50 Kms. or less, from the district headquarters while panchayats are presented under cols. 3 to 8 and their six other towns viz., Machavaram, Razole, Dowlesh (otal under col. 9. The broad items of the expen waram, Rajahmundry (M), Rajahmundry (NM) and diture are given under cols. 10 to 15 with their total Tuni are at a distance of more than 50 Kms., but less under col. 16. It may be seen from the statement than 100 Kms., and one town viz., Amalapuram is at that the revenue receipts of the local bodies in a distance of more than 100 Kms., from district Kakinada, Samalkot, Razole, Ramacbandrapuram, headquarters. Dowleshwaram, Peddapuram and Pithapuram are quite inadequate to meet their expenditure while in The district is served by the South Central other towns viz., Amalapuram, Machavaram, Manda Railway and there are two important lines. (i) the peta, Rajahmundry Municipal as well as Non-Muni main broad gauge line connecting Madras and Visa cipal towns and Tuni, the receipts are more than the khapatnam and passing through Rajahmundry, Sarna I expenditure. Comparatively the deficit in respect of kot, Pithapuram and Tuni and (ii) a branch broad Kakinada Municipality is more. gauge line emanating from Samalkot junction and -connecting Kakinada, the district headquarters and Statement IV-Civic and Other Amenities in Towns the seaport with Madras-Howrah broad gauge line. The various amenities being provided to the The remaining 7 towns are not directly connected by citizens by the civic administration in the towns are railways and four of these towns are within a reach of given in this statement under 16 cols. The amenities less than 20 Kms. While the remaining 3 towns are include internal road facility, existence and nature of within a reach of 20 to 70 Kms. range. However drainage system, protected water supply, availability 145 offire fighting servic~s a~d elect~ification particul~rs terms of resources for economic development no relating to domestic, Industnal and commercIal thing can be considered of higher importance than apIlcres and road lighting services. the health of the people which is a measure of their energy and capacity to do work. The data on the The Government has a programme of stopping medical facilities available in the urban areas are, the practice of removal of night soil by means of head therefore, useful and are furnished under cols. 3 & 4. loads and to minimise the use of human labour in The number of institutions available in each cate the process of removal of night soil at various stages. gory is sb.own in brackets under col. 3 and the num The particulars furnished under this column will ber of beds available in each category is given under therefore be helpful to assess the extent to which col. 4. the objective of the Government has so far been acbieved. The following abbreviations are used under col. 3 to show the type of medical facilities available The civic administration in all the towns of the in the town. district maintain roads. Kakinada stands first in respect of internal road mileage followed by Rajah H Hospital mundryand Peddapuram in the order. Out of the D Dispensary 13 towns in the district 9 towns i.e., Kakinada, MCW Maternity & Child Welfare Centre Samalkot ,Amalapuram, Mdchavaram, Ramachandra FC Family Planning Centre puram, Mandapeta, Dowleshwaram, Rajahmundry NH Nursing Home Municipal town and Pithapuram have the open sur· TBC T.B. Clinic face drains besides the sewerage system. Three He Health Centre towns i.e., Razole, Peddapuram and Tuni have only All the 13 towns in the district together have open surface drains and the town Rajahmundry 142 medical insti tu tions which incl ude Hospitals, Non-Municipal Area has neither of these two. Dillpensaries, Maternity and Child Welfare Centres, The wheel barrow system seems to be the chief Family Planning Cen tres, Nursing Homes, T. B. practice of removing the night soil but in the towns Clinics and Health Centres. Generally the medical Ramachandrapuram, Mandapeta, Peddapuram, institutions in important towns are reasonably well PithapUTam and in parts of Kakinada, bucket equipped and are adequately staffed. The big Gene system prevails. Protected water supply which ral Hospital at the district headquarters town Kaki i. the primary responsibility of the civic ad nada with all the facilities for specialised treatments ministration of the towns is reported to be available for different diseases is serving the purposes of clini only in Kakinada, Samalkot, Rajahmundry Municipal cal teaching too. The ULCM Mission Hospital, the Town, Rajahmundry Non-Municipal area and Pedda headquarters hospital at Rajahmundry and the puram. Fire fighting service facility has become Christian Medical Cell tre at Pithapuram are also well a dire necessity for the modern State to protect equipped. T.E. Clinics also exist in Rajahmundry, life and property from fire accidents. Fire fighting Kakinada and Tuni of which the one at Rajahmundry service is available only in 5 towns viz., Kakinada, is considered to be well equipped and adequate to Amalapuram, Rajahmundry Municipal Town, Pedda meet the needs of its neighbourhood. The total bed puram and Tunio Electricity which has become a strength available in all the 142 institutions in the nt:cessity of modern daily life owing to its increased towns of this district is 2,552 catering to the needs use for domestic and industrial purposes is supplied of the entire urban populatitn of 593,594 persons in all the 13 towns of this district. in the district. Thus there are about 4 beds for every 1000 urban population in the district. Kakinada Statement V-Medical, Educational, Recreational and and Rajahmundry towns with bed facility of 800 and Cultural facilities in Towns 819 respectively have better medical facilities com Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural pared to other towns. Next to these towns Rajah facilities available in the towns are given in this mundry Non-Municipal town and Pithapuram are statement under 17 cols. having 200 beds each. Me4fcg/ Facilities Educational Facilities Health, besides its importance for the welfare of Particulars of various academic and professional the community is also important 10 the economy institutions available in the towns are presented whicb is conditioned by the productivity of its labour under cols. 5 to 13. The number shown in the brac force and this in tum depends, among other elements, kets is the number of institutions available in the OIl tlte state of health of its population. Hence, in category. 146 The foHowing abbreviations are used to indicate Regarding the recreational and cultural a~peets, the type of educational facility available in the town. there are 46 Cinema Halls, 7 Auditoria/Drama Halls A Arts College. and 48 Public Libraries, including Reading Rooms AS Arts and Science College and one Stadium in all the 13 towns together. ASC Arts, Science and Commerce College SH Shorthand Institution Statement VI-Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking Facilities TW Typewriting Institution o Oriental College In this statement data on Trade, Commerce, In TTC .. Teachers Training College dustry and Banking facili ties available in each town are given und-:r fourteen columns. Under cols. 3 to 5 There are only 8 Colleges in all the 13 towns of the three most important commodities imported into which 5 are combined colleges imparting instructions the towns are given while under cols. 6 to 8 the three in Arts, Science and Commerce and are located at mos t important commodi ties exported from the town Kakinada, Amalapurarrt, Riu'l1achandrapuram, Rajah are given. Under cols. 9 to 11 the three most im mundry Municipal Town, and Peddapuram; two portant articles manufactured in the town are given. Colleges one each at Kakinada and Razole imparting Cols. 12 to 14 are devoted to present the Banking and instructions in Arts and Science. One College im Co-operative Credit facili!ies available in the town. parting instructions in Arts only is located at Rajah mundry Non-Municipal area. Kakinada, has also The three most important commodities under one Medical College, one Engineering College and imports, exports and manufacture were decided in two Polytechnics and thus it is an important centre of terms of the estimated volume of the commodities learning in the region next to Visakhapatnam. There transacted and in terms of the value of total output are 110 Typewriting Institutions and 55 Shorthand of the commodities concerned respectively in each Institutions in all the 13 towns together of which of the towns and not on the basis of the value. many are located at the two important urban cenires However, the uniqueness of a town which exhibited of the district, Kakinada and Rajahmundry Munici. special characteristics in the spheres of either industry pal Town. One Industrial Training Institute is also or manufacture or mining etc., has been retained by located at Kakinada. indicating those items of production or manufacture as the case may be in the concerned columns aithough There are 41 Higher Secondary or Secondary Schools, 21 Junior Secondary or Middle Schools and such commoditie~ did not st&nd a comparison with 228 Primary Schools, in all the urban areas of this the other commodities in sheer terms of this estima district. There are two Oriental Colleges and one ted volume of transaction. Teacher's Training Centre at Rajahmundry.· Pitha puram town has a Nursing SchOOl. East Godavari district on account of its rich del ta area has a fair sprinkling of Agro based indus The following table shows the number of schools tries employing a considerable number of people. by category per 10,000 population in each town and Kakinada and Rajahmundry are the main centres of for all the urban units in the district taken together. industrial activity while Samalkot, Dowleshwaram, Ramachandrapuram, Amalapuram, Razole and Tuni Number of Schools per 10,000 Urban Population constitute the growth centres. Industrial growth in Name of the A------, East Godavari can be broadly divided into 4 phases Town Higher Secondary Middle Primary or Secondary viz., Pre-extension phase i.e; upto the end of first (1) (2) (3) (4) Five Year Plan, Extention pbase i.e" during Second Kakinada 0·54 0·42 3·04 Five Year Plan, Post-extension phase i e., covering Samalkot 0·86 0·57 3·75 the Third Five Year Plan period and Intensive phase Amalapuram 0·32 7·53 i.e., intensive development programme from 1968 Machavaram 0·85 5·95 onwards. Razole 2·36 8·27 Mandapeta 0·79 0·39 !I·53 Ramachandrapuram 0·84 6·75 The new approach and methodology adopted for Rajahmundry (M) 0·60 0·36 2·89 the intensive campaign launched in 1968 has given Rajahmundry Non- 3·49 rise to the establishment of a number of Small Scale Municipal Area Industries and the years 1968·69 and 1969-70 witnessed Dowleshwaram 1·11 2·78 commendable progress. There are ten Large Scale Peddapuram 1·04 0·69 6·64 Tuni 0·70 0·70 industrial units in the district. The Rajahmundry Pithapuram 1·27 0·95 4·45 Paper Mills managed by a Joint Stock Company was Total 0·69 0·35 3·34 producing earlier 10 tonnes of paper per day and the 147 capacity has since been expanded to 70 tonnes per Banks play an important role in industry, trade day. The 3 sugar factories at Samalkot, Pithapuram and commerce particu ],lry in mobilising the savings and Chelluru are having a crushing capacity of 1,000 of the community and making them available for tonnes each, per day. The Samalkot sugar factory investment for production activities. In all, there it also manufacturing power alcohol and carbon are 47 Banks. 20 Agricultural Credit Societies and 31 dioxide. There are four spinning mills one each at Non·Agricultural Credit Societies in all the 13 towns Kakinada and Rajahmundry and two in Pandalapaka. together. There are no Non-Agricultural Credit Pcddapuram has six silk weaving units. Sri Ramdas Societies at Machavaram. Razole, Dowleshwaram and Motor Company at Kakinada manufactures 150 Tuni. There are no Agricultural Credit Societies at automobile parts, motor bodies and also owns a fleet Samalkot. Dowleshwaram, Rajahmundry Municipal of lorry and passenger transport unit;. An in tegra Town, Rajahmundry Non-Municipal area and ted saw mill and timber seasoning plant was establi Pithapuram. shed at Dowleshwaram by the Forest Department for encouraging the use of non-teak variety wood espe Statement VII-Population by Religion and Scheduled cially for bUilding purposes. Rajahmundry and Castes/Scheduled Tribes in Towns Anaparthi are major curing centres of Virginia The details of the popUlation as per 1971 Census tobacco for the manufacture of cigarettes. A brass count, by Religion, Scheduled C .,'" .2 I" I .- ... .. 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'6 30' I. _ 1" persons ,., "",1 Union Territory of Pondkherry PART B PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT In this part of the District Census Handbook in the first taluk. The data for the second and subse the Primary Census Abstract of 1971 Census on the quen t taluks are presented consecutively thereafter. following aspects is presented for each Revenue Village The villages under each taluk are arranged in the in respect of rural areas and for each Ward and each ascending order of Location Code Numbers. In the Enumerator's Block of a town in urban areaS. urban areas the data are arranged in the ascending order of Location Code Numbers of towns and also in 1 Location code number and name of the villagel the ascending order of the Ward Numbers in each town and area town. The uninhabited villages and villages which have been fully included in a town have been indicat~ 2 Total number of occupied residential houses and ed accordingly. In respect of villages which are partly total number of households included in towns the word "Rural" has been added in italics and in bracke ts after the name of the vil 3 Total population and its sex break up lage and the particulars relating to the rural portion 4 ~opulation of scheduled castes and scheduled only have been given against such villages. At the be tribes by sex break up ginning of each taluk an Alphabetical List of Villages together with their Loca tion Code Numbers are given. 5 Literate and educated persons by sex This Alphabetical List of Villages given in the p.e.A. facilitates the reader in locating the required village 6 Total workers and the breakup of the workers into nine categories and also the total non and its Location Code Number and thereafter know workers by sex as below: the Primary Census Abstract particulars. The taluk map showing all the villages and towns with their Category I Cultivators boundaries given in the Village Directory facilitates the location of the required village/town. The juris Category II Agricultural Labourers diction of each Enumerator's Block is given before the urban(blockwise Primary Census Abstract. Category III" Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hun ting and Plantations, Orchards and The popUlation data presented in 38 cols. of the Allied activities. Primary Census Abstract relate to all persons alive at sunrise on 1st April, 1971 and were present within Category IV Mining and Quarrying the territory of East Godavari district whether they Category V Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing lived in normal residential houses or in institutions, and Repairs such as hospitals, hostels, asylums, boarding houses, hotels etc., or whether they were merely houseless a) Household Industry persons like the wandering tribes, tramps, pavement b) Other than Household Industry dwellers, or those living in boa ts etc. They were all Category VI Construction enumerated at the 1971 Census and their basic characteristics have been presented in this Primary Category VII Trade and Commerce Census Abstract. Category VIII Transport, Storage and Communica The total population of East Godavari district as tions on 1st April, 1971 recorded at the Census enumera tion is as follows: Category IX Other Services Total Rural Urban Category X· Non-Workers Persons 3,087,262 2,493,668 593,594 Males 1,546,865 1,248,978 297,887 A district abstract containing the Primary Census Females 1,540,397 1,244,C:i90 295,707 Abstract data for the district as a whole toge ther The cri teria adopted for classifying a place as with rural and urban breakup and also for each rural or urban and the concepts of urban Agglomer taluk and for each town is first presented. It is fol tion and Standard Urban Area have already been lowed by the data for each of the villages and towns explained in the beginning of this volume. 158 Columns 1 and 2 of the Primary Census Abstract Under col. 4 the total number of Occupied Resi indicate the Location Code Number and Name of dential Houses in each village and in each Ward and the Village or Town concerned. In respect of towns Enumerator's Block of a town are given. Thes'e the Ward/Block/Locality numbers and the Enumera figures include those of partly residential houses also. tor's Block Numbers are indicated under col. 2. but not of the completely non-residential houses. The total number of Households including houseless Location Code is the method by which every households and institutional households is given village and town in a taluk in every district of a State under col. 5. is identified. Each district in this State has been given a separate Code Number, serially numbering the dis The total population including houseless and in tricts in a clock-wise order starting from Srikakulam stitu tional popula tion with sex breakup is given district and ending with Nalgonda district. East under cols. 6 to 8. . Godavari district, in this process, is assigned Location Under eels. 9 to 12 the population of Scheduled Code No.3. Within each district the taluks had Castes and Scheduled Tribes by sex is given. similarly been allotted Location Code Numbers, the taluk in which the district headquarters lies being The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in allotted Location Code No.1 and the other taluks are Andhra Pradesh are those listed in Part I under numbered in a clock-Wise order. The revenue "Andhra Pradesh" to Schedule I and SChedule II villages within each taluk are assigned separate serial respectively of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled numbers starting from the North-Western corner of Tribes lists (Modification Order 1956) published in the taluk and ending with the South-Eastern corner the Notification of the Ministry of Home Affairs, in a serpentine order. All the towns within a district New Delhi da ted 29th October, 1956. The list of were assigned Loca tion Code Nos. in one serial order Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in Andhra starting from the town in which the district head Pradesh is given below. quarters is located and in the ascending order of taluk Location Code Numbers. If any taluk has more tban one town, then the town in which the taluk head LIST OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED quarters is located is assigned Location Code No. TRIBES IN ANDHRA PRADESH first and then the other towns in the taluk in a clock wise order. The Location Code Nos. of villages are SCHEDULED CASTES indicated in Arabic numerals while those of towns in Roman numerals. 1. Throughout the State Under col. 3 the area of each of the villages and 1 Chalavadi towns is given in square miles based on the informa 2 Chamar, Mochi or Muchi tion furnished by the State Central Survey Office, the 3 Madiga Tahsildar and the Municipal authorities concerned. 4 Mala In respect of certain villages where the area particu lars are not available, the fact is noted as "N.A". As n. Throughout the State except Hyderabad, Mah· the area of the taluk comprises not only the area of bubnagar, Adilabad. Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Waran- villages but also the area of reserved forests, hills etc. gal. Khamrnam and Nalgonda districts: wi thin the taluk, the area of all the villages and towns in the taluk put together may not be equal to the area 1 Adi Andhra 15 Jambuvulu 2 Adi Dravida 16 Madasi Kuruva or Madari of the taluk, The rural area of the taluk is obtained 3 Arundhatiya Kuruva by deducting the total urban area of all the towns in 4 Bariki 17 Mala Dasu the taluk from the total area of the taluk furnished by 5 Bavuri 18 Madiga Dasu and Mashteen the State Survey Department. Similarly the rural 6 Chachati 19 Matangi area of the district is obtained by deducting the total 7 Chandala 20 Mundala 21 Paky or Moti urban area of all the towns in the district from the 8 Dandasi 9 Dom, Dombara, Paidi or 22 Pambada or Pambanda total area of the district. It may be pointed· out Pano 23 Pamidi in this connection that the total district area adopted 10 Ghasi, Haddi or Relli 24 Panchama or Pariah is that furnished by the Survey of India Department Chachandi 25 Relli and is provisional. The area of the taluks is furnished 11 Godagali 26 Samban 27 Sapru by the State Survey Department. Hence the total 12 Godari 13 Gosangi 28 Thoti area of all taluks put together may not tally with the 14 Jaggali district area. 159 Ill. In the districts of Hyderaba Chenchu or Chenchwar Worker: A 'worker' was a person whose main activity was participation in any economically pro 2 Koya or Goud with its sub-sects-Rajah or Rasha Koyas, ductive work by his physical or mental activity. Work Lingadhari Koyas (ordinary). Kottu Koyas, Bhine Koya and Rajkoya. involves not only actual work but effective supervi sion and direction of work. II. Throughout the State except Hyderbas\, Mah bubnagar, Adilabad, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Waran A man or woman who was engaged primarily in gal, Khammam and Nalgonda districts. household duties such as cooking for own household 1 Bagata 11 Kulia or performing one's own household duties or a boy 2 Gadabas 12 Malis or a girl who was primarily a studen t attending insti 3 Jatapus 13 Manna Ohora 4 Kammara 14 Mukha Dhora or Nooka tution, even if such a person helped in the family 5 Kattunayakan Dhora economic activity but not as a full time worker was 6 Konda Ohoras 15 Porja (Parangiperja) 7 Konda Kapus 16 Reddi Dhoras not treated as a worker for the main activity. On 8 Kondareddis 17 Rona, Rena the other hand, if a person wa~ primarily engaged in 9 Kondbs(Kodiand Kodhu), 18 Savaras, Kapu Savaras, Oesaya Kondhs, Oongria Maliya Savaras or Khutto some economic activity but a t the same time attend Kondhs, Kuttiya Kondhs, Savaras' ed to some household chores or attended a night Tikiria Kondhsand Yenity 19 Sugalis (Lambadis) Kondhs 20 Yenadis school etc., he or she was trea ted basically as a 10 Kotia-Bentho Oriya. 21 Yerukulas worker for the main activity and categorised accord Bartika, Ohulia or Dulia, Bolva, Paiko, Putiya, ingly. Samona and Sidhopaiko A person who was working may be either work HI. In the districts of Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar, ing as a cultivator, as an agricuIturallabourer or at Adilabad, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Warangal, Kham mam and Nalgonda. a household industry or may be doing any other work. 1 Andh 5 Kolam (including Manner~ Reference period: The reference period was one 2 Bhi! varlu) week prior to the date of enumeration in the case of 3 Gond (including Naikpod 6 Pardhan regular work in trade, profession, service, or busi and Rajgcnd) 7 Thoti ness. If a person had pJrticipated in any such regu- 4 Hill Reddis lar work on anyone of the days during this reference IV. In the Agency tracts period and this had been returned as his main acti vity the person was categorised accordingly. A per 1 Goudu (Goud) 3 Valmiki son who normally works bu t had been absent from 2 Nayaki work during this refaence period on account of ill The number of literate and educated persons is ness, travel, holiday, temporary breakdown or strike given under cols. 13 and 14. A person who could etc., was treated as engaged in regular work in which both read and write any language with understanding he would have otherwise been employed but for his was treated as a literate at the 1971 Census. A peIson temporary absence. Persons under training such as I 160 apprentices with Or without stipends or wages were Household Industry: For a person who returned considered as economically active and recorded as his main activity as engaged in some production or workers. A person whQ had merely been offered processing of goods such as; say, handloom weaving, work but had not actually joined it was not treated dyeing, carpentry, bidi rolling, pottery manufacture, as engaged in work. There are certain types of dairying, cycle repairing, black-smithy, tailoring etc., works which are not carried on throughout the year it was ascertained if it was a household industry .. e.g. cultivation, livestock keeping, plantation work, A household industry was defined as an industry some types of household industry etc. A person's conducted by the head of the household himself/her main activity was ascertained with reference to such self and/or mainly by the members of the household work in the last one year even if he was not econo· ht home or within the Village in rural areas and only mically active in the week prior to enumeration. It at home in urban areas. The industry should not is likely that eVen when a person is engaged in some have been run on the scale of a registered factory. other work during the period of one week prior to the date of enumeration, the main activity of the person may be cultivation, agricultural labour or some other The main criterion of a household industry was work attended to normally by him in the course of the participation of one or mO.re members of a house the year. hold in the industry. This criterion was applied in urban areas too. Even if the industry is not actually located at home in rural areas there is greater possi Cultivator: For purposes of \the Census a per bility of the members of the household participating son is working as cultivator if he or she is engaged in eVen if it is located anywhere within the village cult iva tion by oneself or by supervision or direction limits. But in the urban areas where organised in in one's capacity as the owner or lessee of land held dustry takes greater prom in ence the household indus from Government or as a tenant ofland held from try should be confined to the precincts of the house private persons or institutions for payment of money, where the participants live. Thus in urban areas kind or share. eVen if the members of the household by themselves ran an industry but at a place away from the pre Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing, har cincts of their home, it was not considered.a house vesting and production of cereals and millet crops hold industry. It should have been located 'within such as wheat, paddy, jowar, bajra, ragi, etc., and the precincts of the house where the members lived. pulses, raw jute and kindred fibro crops, cotton etc., A Household Industry related to production, pro. and other crops such as sugarcane, groundnut, cessing, servicini, repairing or making and selling \ tapioca. etc., and does not include fruit growing, (but not merely selling) of goods. It did not include vegetable growing or keeping orchards groves or or professions such as pleader or doctor, or barber, working in plantations like tea, coffee, rubber, musician, dancer, waterman, dhobi, astrologer, etc., cinchona and other medicinal plantations. or merely trade or business, even if such profession, trade or services were run at home by members of A person who merely owned land but had given household. out land to another person or persons for cultivation for money, kind or share of crop and who did not even supervise or direct cultivation of land, was not Some tiJ;1les it is likely that the person who may treated as cUltivator. Similarly, a person working in not be working in his own Household Industry may be workingas a petty employee in another Household another person's land for wages in cash, kind or share Industry. It was, therefore, enquired whether the was not treated as cultivator. person who was not working in his own Household In dustry was working in any other Household Industry Agricultural Labourer: A person who worked in as an employee. another person's land for wages in money, kind or share was regarded as an 'Agricultural Lab,;>urer' . Other Workers; A person who returned his . He had no risk. in the cultivation but he merely main activity as engaged in any other work which is worked in another person's land for wages, The not cultivation, agricultural labour or household in labourer had no right or lease or contract on land on dustry was recorded uod er the category of 'Other' which he worked. Workers'. The type of workers that may come 161 under the 'Other Workers' category are factory work Percentage of literates to total population L1 r------A------~ ers, those working in trade or transport, all Govern 1%1 19TI ment servants, municipal employees, teachers, min ----A--- r---A----.. r T R ? T R U ing workers, political or social workers, building Persons 26·00 22·68 40·61 labourers In effect, all types of econom\c acti 30·84 26·91 47·34 etc. Males 33·40 29·62 49·98 37·31 33·03 55·26 vi ty not covered by cultivation, agricultural labour Females 18·59 15·74 31·19 24·34 20·76 39·34 or household industry were recorded under this resi dual category. Workers engaged in plan tat ion or The proportion of literates and educated as well forestry were not treated as cultivators or agricultu as the increase in the proportion of literates compared rallabourers but as 'Other Workers'. to that in 1961 is low in rural areas compared to the position in the urban areas. It is generally so with According to the 1971 Census there were 532,693 other districts also in the State. This is mainly due to residential houses and 662,789 households in East the fact that urban areas have more educational facili Godavari district compared to 470,916 residential ties and several urban occupations require a minimum houses and 574,370 households in 1961. Thus there level of education so that a large number of parents were 1.2 households per residential house in 1961 try to get their children educated, whereas the rural and 1911 also. areas have relatively less educational facilities and the The total number of persons returned at the 1971 predominent rural occupation of agriculture or house Census enumeration in East Godavari district was hold industry, generally does not require the workers 3,087,262 as against 2,608,313 in 1961 Census record in these fields to be educated. Even boys and girls of ing an increase of 18.4% over the population in 1961. school going age are required to work in the fields in The proportions of rural and urban popUlation to tbe the rural areas. total population in the district are 80.8% and 19.2% respectively in 1'171 Census compared to 81.5% and Though there has been a significant increase in 18.5% in 1961. There were 996 females for every the proportion of female literates during the decade 1000 males at the 1971 Census as against 999 females 1961-71, both in the rural and urban areas about 80% per 1000 males in the 1961 Census. of the rural females are still illiterates. The number of literates and educated persons and the number of illiterates reported as per the 1971 1,183,329 workers were returned in 1971 as against Census and the corres~onding figures for 1961 Census 1,223,325 workers in 1961 Census. Thus 38.33% of are given below;- the total population were workers in 1911 as against 46.90% in 1961. The decrease in the proportion of NUMBER OF LITERATES AND EDUCATED PERSONS working population in 1971 compared to the 1961 Cen sus proportion is mainly due to the change in the defi Number ofJiterates Number of % of literates and educa ted illiterates to total popu- nition adopted at the 1971 Census. In 1961 even mar persons lation of district ginal workers who spent most of their time basically 1961 678,224 1,930.151 26·00 as non-workers were treated as workers while in 1971 1971 952,062 2,135,200 30·84 only those who were engaged for most of the time in production work were treated as workers. A detailed It is observed that though there has been increase analysis and comparison with 1961 of work participa in the proportion of literate persons to total popula tion rates is given in the chapter on Population in tion the actual number of illiterates increased inspite Part "C" of the District Census Handbook, which of the increased educational facilities. Most of the will be published as a separate volume. villages have at least Primary Schools at present in the district. The table given on the next page gives the percen The percen tages of liter ates by sex to total popu tage distribution of the working population by Indus lation in total, rural and urban areas in the district in trial categories in rural and urban areas and for males 1961 and 1971 are as follows: and females in East Godavari district. 162 PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF THE WORKERS BY INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY Percentage of workers by category to total workers r------A.Persons Category r-----A------,. Males Females. Total Rural Urban (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) Cultivators 21·06 24·12 4·32 25·44 6·S3 II Agricultural Labourers 45·25 51·13 13·03 37·17 72-06 III Livestock. Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations. 4·19 4·40 3·01 5·26 0·62 Orchards and Allied activities IV Mining and Quarrying 0·26 0·13 0·93 0·19 0·47 V Manufacturing. Processing. Servicing and Repairs a) Household Industry ,-.-/>-;--- 4·42 4·52 3·92 4·54 4·05 , ----~.,./'- b) Other than Household Industry 5·18 2·84 18·0] 6·05 2·30 VI Construction 1·16 0·66 3·89 1·33 0·58 VII Trade and Commerce 7·18 4·59 21·34 8·12 4·04 VIII Transport. Storage and Communication~ 2·60 1.08 10·95 3·30 0·30 IX Other services 8.70 6·53 20·60 8·60 9·05 ~ Total 100·00 JDO.OO 100·00 100·00 100.00 Cultivators and Agricultural Labourers in the dis categories is low generally compared to the corres trict constitute two-thirds of the total workers in the ponding male participation rates. district. Their proportion is as high as 75.25% of the total workers in the rural areas. Other Services. Trade 517,791 persons returned themselves as Scheduled and Commerce, Other than Household Industry. Castes at the 1971 Census compared to 459,656 per Household Industry and Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, sons at the 1961 Census recording an increase of etc., are the only other categories accounting for 4% or 12.65% over the Scheduled Castes' popUlation record more-but less than 10% of the total workers. ed at the 1961 Census. The Scheduled Castes' popu lation of the district in 1971 forms 8.97% of the total Male agricultural w 119,027 persons (56,627 males and 59,400 females) for the State. As in the case of Scheduled Castes' returned themselves as Scheduled Tribes at the 1971 population. almost the entire section of Scheduled 'Census as against 100,343 persons at the 1961 Census Tribes population viz., about 98.03% of the total recording an increase of 18.62% over the Scheduled Scheduled Tribes population in the district reside in Tribes' population in 1961. 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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KAKINADA TALUK 1971 1971 1971 Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (1) (2) (1) (2) (2) 89 Andrangi 45 Karakuduru 105 Polekurru 44 Aratlakatta 39 Karapa 56 Puttakonda 73 Aryavattam 97 Kolanka 13 P. Vemavaram 46 Atchutapuratrayarn 75 Kongodu 10 Koppavaram 52 Rajupalem 83 Bandanapudi 40 Koripalle 22 Ramanayyapeta 3 Bhimavararn 28 Kovvada 43 Repur 7 Boyanapudi 42 Kovvur 58 Kumarapriyam 61 Sahapuram Cheduvade 91 66 Kurada 82 Salapaka Chidiga 29 95 Kuyyeru 2 Samalkot China Marnidada 67 62 Sam para Chintapalle 102 Latchipalem 55 25 Sarpavaram Chollangi 36 92 Seela 78 Chollangipeta 26 Madhavapatnam 69 Siripuram 80 Coringa 106 Mallavaram 103 Sunkarapalem 8 Mamilladoddi 24 Suryaraopeta 59 Domada 81 Manjeru Duggudurru 94 84 Mathukumilli 19 Tammavaram 51 Gandredu 88 Tanumalle 27 Ganganapalle 34 Nadakuduru 115 Tarlampudi 70 G. Bhavaram 14 Navara 21 Thimmapuram 50 G. Mamidada 104 Neelapalle 33 Turangi 48 G. Medapadu 18 Nemam 74 Gollapalem 12 Unduru 76 Gorripudi 53 Pyna 101 Uppongala 35 Gurajanapalle 100 Pallipalem 96 Uppumilli 77 G. Vemavaram II Panasapadu 16 Pandrevada Inj,uarn 99 17 Panduru 65 Vakada 90 Tthapudi 79 Patavala 23 Vakalapudi 9 Valluru 86 Jagannathagiri 38 Patharlagadda 68 Velangi 32 Jagannathapuram 15 Pavara 64 Vemulavada 4 Jaggammagaripeta 49 Peda Brahmadevam 47 Pedapudi 54 Vendra 60 Kaikavolu 57 Peddada 6 Venkatakrishnarayapuram 93 Kajuluru 72 Peddapurappadu 5 Vetlapiilem 30 Kakinada 37 Peougudurll 3l Kakinada Medaline 87 Penumalle 71 Yendamuru 63 Kandregllla 20 Penumarti 1 Kapavararn 98 Pillanka 41 Z. Bhavaram 175 176 Ul ~ ~~a; ~$;!: "''''0\ :~~ ~ '" '" 0\ f'lN °1 "'''''''('1('1 III III 0 \0 ..,0\", 00 ~I o"'on ...,.OCIQ ~f:::~~b Vr--'D C\OCO N ",:r--on\OV \. 'DMN ~~~ .... 'Dos r--..... on_ ... on "'0 OOON ...... 'DV o;N~ 'Don ",('1- N N ",r--CO N 00 0'\000 \OO'D ...... '" '" ";O..,r - ~S! 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No. r- ~ From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) KAKINADA CITY Locality 1 E.B.l 1-1-1 1-1-67 Locality 2 E_B. 14 2-18-22 2-18-38 E.B.2 1-2-1 1-2-10 -Contd. 2-19-1 2-19-9 1-3-1 1-3-6 2-20-1 2-20-5 1-4-1 1-4-14 2-21-1 . 2-21-4 1-5-1 1-5-30 2-22-1 2-22-10 2-23-1 2-23-14 E.B.3 1-5-31 1-5-45 2-24-1 2-24-8 1-6-1 1-6-18B 2-25-1 2-25-3 1-7-1 1-7-7 2-26-1 2-26-16 1-8-1 1-8-11 E.B.15 2-27-1 2-27-26 1-9-1 1-9-23 2-28-1 2-28-4 E.B.4 1-10-1 1-10-12 2-29-1 2-29-2 l-U-l 1-11-106 2-30-1 2-30-3 E.B.5 1-11-107 1-11-226 2-31-1 2-31-14 2-32-1 2-32-9 E.B.6 1-11-227 1-11-288 2-33-1 2-33-35 1-12-1 1-12-28 E,B.16 E.B.7 1-12-29 1-12-70 2-34-1 2-34-17 1-13-1 1-13-19 2-35-1 2-35-20 2-36-1 2-36-28 E.B.8 1-13-52C 1-13-20 2-37-1 2-37-11 1-14-1 1-14-19 E.B. 17 2-37-12 2-37-24 E.B.9 1-15-1 1-15-32 2-38-1 2-38-38 1-16-1 1-16-4 2-39-1 2-39-7 1-17-1 1-17-8 E.B. 18 2.,.39-8 1-18-1 1-18-9 2-39-36 1-19-1 1-19-10 2-40-1 2-40-5 B.B. 19 E.B.I0 1-19-11 1-19-17 2-40-6 2-40-33 1-20-1 1-20 ·14 2-41-1 2-41-16 1-21-1 1-21-34 2-42-1 2-42-15 E.B.20 . 2-43-1 E.B.11 1-21-35 1-21-69 2-43-24 2-44-1 2-44-30 1-22-1 1-22-23A 2-45-1 2-45-22 Locality 2 E.B.12 2-1-1 2-1-87 Locality 3 E.B.21 3-1-1 3-1-51 2-2-1 2-2-4t 3-2-1 3-2-17 2-3-1 only 3-3-1 3-3-23 2-4-1 2-4-30 E.B.22 3-3-24 3-3-29 E.B. 13 2-5-1 only 3-4-1 3-4-12 2-6-1 2-6-52 3-5-1 3-5-16 2-7-1 2-7-4 3-6-1 3-6-36 2-8-1 2-8-11 3-7-1 3-7-47 2-9-1 2-9-2 E.B.23 3-7-48 3-7-84 2-10-1 2-10-3 3-8-1 2-11-1 2-11-3 3-8-50 3-9-1 2-12-1 2-12-4 3-9-28 2-13-1 2-13-6 E.B.24 3-9-28A 3-9-75 2-14-1 2-14-2 3-10-1 3-10-34 2-15-1 only 3-11-1 3-11-15 2-16-1 2-16-4 E.B .. 25 3-11-16 3-11-75C 2-17-1 only 3-12-1 3-12-41 2-18-1 1-18-21 3-13-1 3-13-16 189 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks In the Urban Areas of Kakinada Taluk Enumerator's Block No. and its JurisdictioD Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction -A--- r ~ Ward/ House Numbers included Wardl House Numbers included ...". Locality/ in the Block Locality{ -- in the Block E.B. No. ,....--.A.------,. Block No. Block No. E.B. No. r A From To ~ From To (2) (3) (4) (1) (1) (2) (3) (4) KAKINADA CITY-Contd. E.B.26 3-14-1 Locality 3 3-14-21 Locality 7 E.B.45 7-1-1 7-1-24 3,15-1 3-15-14 -Contd. 7-2-1 7-2-25 3":15A-l 3-15A-15A 3-158-1 3-15B-20 E.B.46 7-2-26 7-2-39 3-15C-l 3-15G-19 7-3-1 7-3-23 7-4-1 E.B.27 3-150-1 3-150-9 7-4-14 3-16-1 3-16-55 E.B.47 7-4-15 7-4-21 3-17-1 3-17-32 7-5-1 7-5-B4 7-6-1 E.B.28 3-17-33 3-17-48A 7-6-B17 7-7-1 3-18-1 3-18-81 7-7-11 E.B.48 7-7-12 E.B.29 3-18-82 3-18-174 7-7-42 7-8-1 7-8-22 E.B.49 7-8-23 7-8-31 Locality <4 E.B.29 4-1-1 4-1-34 7-9-1 7-9-40 E.B.30 4-1-35 4-1-75 4-2-1 4-2-20 E.B. 31 4-2-21 4-2-35 Locality 8 E.B.50 lH 1 ,(-3-1 4-3-41 8-1-20 8-2-1 4-4-1 4-4-16 8-2-26 8-3-1 E.B.32 4-4--17 4--4-28 ~-3-12 E.ll. 51 4-5-1 4-5-34 8-3-13 8-3-24 4-6-1 4-6-14 8-4-1 8-4-18 8-5-1 8-5-38C E.B.33 4-6-15 4-6-38 4-7-1 4-7-37 E.B.52 8-6-1 8-6-22 8-7-1 8-7-3 E.B.34 4-8-1 4-8-39 8-8-1 8-8-8 8-9-1 8-9-2 Locality 5 B.B.34 5-1-1 5-1-12 8-10-1 8-10-27 B.B.35 5-1-13 5-1-96 8-11-1 8-11-18 B.B.36 5-2-1 5-2-59 8-12-1 8-12-6 E.B.37 5-3-1 5-3-67 EB.53 8-12-7 8-12-13 8-13-1 8-13-23C E B. 38 5-3-68 5-3-95 8-14-1 5-4-1 5-4-22 8-14-33 B B. 54 8-14-34 E.B.39 5-4-23 5-4-51 8-14-39A 8-15-1 8-15-29 5-5-1 5-5-38 8-16-1 8-16-11 E.B.40 5-5-39 5-5-52 8-17-1 8-17-5 5- 6-1 5-6-23 8-19-1 8-19-9 5-7-1 5-7-17 8-20-1 8-20-11 5-~-1 5-8-16 E.B.55 8-20-12 8-20-27 8-21-1 8-21-35 Locality 6 B.B.41 6-1-1 6-1-51 8-22-1 8-22-24 6-2-1 6-2-20 E.B.56 8-22-25 8-22-41 E.B.42 6-2-21 6-2-44 8-23-1 11-23-5 6-3-1 6-3-34 8-24-1 8-24-23 B.B.43 6-3-35 6-3-70 6-4-1 6-4-29 B.B.44 6-4-30 6-4-64 Locality 9 E.B.56 9-1-1 9-1-31 6-5-1 6-5-75 B.B.57 9-1-32 9-1-66 6-6-1 6-6-4 9-2-1 9-2-28 6-7-1 6-7-7 9-3-1 9-3-17 190 Statemttlt showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Kokinada Toluk Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ,.. -.A ... A ..". ~ Ward! House Numbers included Ward! House Numbers included Localityl in the Block Locality/ in the Block Block No. E.B.No. r Block No. E.B.No. r .A.-_~ From To '" From To - (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) KAKINADA ClTy-Contd. Locality 9 E.B.58 9-4-1 9-4-18 Locality 12 E.B.72 12-4-1 12-4-9 -Conld. 9-5-1 9-5-23 -Contd. -Contd. 12-5-1 12-5-14 f 9-6-1 9-6-21 U-6-1 12-6-2 9-7-1 9-7-18 12-7-1 12-7-3 E.B.59 9-7-19 9-7-58 12-8-1 12-8-2 9-8-1 9-8-58 E.B.73 12-8-3 12-8-9 E.R 60 9-8-59 9-8-64 12-9-1 12-9-5 9-9-1 9-9-10 Locality 13 E.B.73 13-1-1 13-1-55 9-10-1 9-10-7 E.B.74 9-11-1 9-11-52 13-2-1 13-2-27 13-3-1 13-3-8 E.B. 61 9-f1-53 9-11-146 13-4-1 13-4-10 IJ-5-1 13-5-7 10-1-3 Locality 10 E.B.62 10-1-1 13-6-1 13-6-7 10-2-1 10-2-34 E.B.63 10-2-35 10-2-60 Locality 14 E.B.75 14-1-1 14-1-34 10-3-1 10-3-29 14-2-1 14-2-18 14-3-1 E.B.64 10-3-30 10-3-39 14-3-10 E.B.76 10-04-1 10-4-55 14-3-11 14-3-19 14-4-1 14-4-18· E.B.65 10-4-56 10-4-61 14-5-1 14-5-18 10-5-1 10-5-41 14-6-1 14-6-7 E.B.66 10-5-42 10-5-57 14-7-1 14-7-2 10-6-1 10-6-41 14-8-1 14-8-6 E.B.67 10-6-42 10-6-46 Locality 15 E.B.77 15-1-1 15-1-25 10-7-48 10-7-1 15-1A-l 15-IA-3 10-8-4 10-8-1 15-2-1 (5-2-26 E B. 68 10-9-1 10-9-48 15-3-1 15-3-5 10-10-1 10-10-3 E.B.78 15-3-6 15-3-31 Locality 11 E.B.68 11-1-1 11-1-43 15-4-1 15-4-36 E.B.69 11-1-4-.1 11-1-46 15-5-1 15-5-6 11-2-1 11-2-15 E.B.79 15-5-7 15-5-36 11-3-1 11-3-15 15-6-1 15-6-41 1l-4-1 11-4-13 E.B. 80 15-7-1 15-7-43 11-5-1 11-5-16 15-:-A-l 15-7A-13 E.B.70 11-6-1 11-6-6 15-7B-l 15-7B-2 11-7-1 11-7-12 E.B. 81 15-7B-3 15-7B-11 11-8-1 11-8-2 15-8-1 15-8-8 11-9-1 11-9-6 15-8A-l 15-8A-12A 11-10-1 Jl-I0-S IS-9-It only 11-11-1 11-11-11 15-10-1 15-1Q...4A 11-12-1 11-12-4B 15-11-1 15-11-14 11-13-1 11-13-5 Locality 16 E.B. 01 E.B.71 11·-14-1 11-14-8 16-1-1 16-1-18 11-15-1 11-15-15 E.B.82 16-1-19 16-1-83 16-2-1 16--2-29 Locality 12 E.B.71 12-1-1 12-1-44 E.B. 83 16-3-1 16-3-27 12-2-1 12-2-15 16-4-1 16-4-41 E.B.72 12-2-16 12-2-46 16-57"1 16-5-9 12-3-1 12-3-9 16-6-1 16-6-7 191 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Kakinada Taluk Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction A---_ If"'" ...... If"'" A Ward! House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included ~ Localityl in the Block Localityl in the Block E.B. No. A Block No. E.B. No. .A. .lock No. r ~ r """:\ From To From To (1 ) l2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) KAKINADA CITY-Contd. Locality 16 E.B.84 16-6-8 16-6-14 Locality 18 E.n. 95 18-1-1 18-1-6 -Contd. 16-7-1 16-7-40 18-2-1 18-2-6 16-8-1 16-8-25 18-3-1 18-3-12 16-9-1 16-9-15 18-4-1 18-4-8 E.B.85 16-9-16 16-9-25 18-5-1 1~5-9 16-10-1 16-10-41 E.B. 96 18-5-10 18-5-13 16-11-1 16-11-16 18-6-1 18-6-13 16-12-1 16-12-25 1~-7-1 18-7-13 16-13-1 16-13-4 E.B.97 18-8-1 18-8-15 E.B.86 16-13-5 16-13-18 18-9-1 18-9-16 16-14-1 16-14-19 18-10-1 UHO-IO 16-15-1 16-15-9 18-11-1 18-11-5 16-16-1 16-16-30 18-12-1 18-12-13 16-17-5 16-17-1 E.B.98 18-12-14 18-12-43 E.B.87 16-17-6 16-17-53 18-13-1 18-13-56 16-18-1 16-lIH8 E.B.99 18-13-57 18-13-85 16-19-1 16-19-8 18-14-1 16-20-12 18-14-29 16-20-1 18-15-1 18-15-6 16-20-18 E.B.88 16-20-13 E.B.I00 18-15-7 18-15-11 16-21-40 16-21-1 18-16-1 18-16-52 16-22-1 16-22-21 16-23-1 16-23-43 16-24-1 16-24-2 Locality 19 E.B. 101 19-1-1 19-1-112 E.B.8':.- 16-24-3 16-24-23 1: .B. 102 19-2-1 19-2-1& 16-25-1 16-25-5 19-3-1 19-3-52 16-26-1 16-26-3 E B. 103 19-3-53 19-3-59 16-27-1 16-27-9 19-4-1 19-4-21 16-28-23 16-28-1 E.B. 104 16-29':'1 16-29-12 19-4-22 19-4-105 16-30-1 16-30-7 19-5-1 . 19-5-16 16-31-1 16-31-8 19-6-1 19-6-25 16-32-1 16-32-31 E.B. 105 19-6-26 19-6-72 19-7-1 E.B.90 16-32-32 16-32-40 19-7-50 E B. 42 16-33-1 16-33-42 19-6-73 19-6-95 16-34-1 16-34-62 E.B. 106 19-7-51 19-7-64 16-35-1 16-35--47 19-8-1 19-8-44 E.d.91 16-35-48 16-35-60 E B. 106A 19-8-45 19-8-65 16-36-1 16-36-59 19-9-\ 19-9-22 16-37-1 16-37-23 19-10-1 19-10-5 16-38-1 16-38-12 \6-39-1 16-39-16 16-40-1 16-40-16 Locality 20 E.B. 107 20-1-1 20-1-62 20-2-1 only 20-3-1 20-3-6 locality 17 E.B.92 17-1-1 17-1-13 20-4-1 2Q.-4-33 17-2-1 17-2-49 20-5-1 only B.B.93 17-2-50 17-2-96 20--6-1 20--6-10 17-3-1 17-3-28 E.B. 108 20-6-11 20-6-12 E.B.94 17-3-29 17-3-111 20--6 A-I 20-6A-l3 E.B.95 17-3-112 17-3-116 20-6B-1 20-6B-5 17-4-1 17-4-11 20- -1 20-7-62B 1'-5-1 17-5-7 E.B. 109 20-8-1 20-8-56 Notc:-E.B. 42 was al1otte_~ a part in Locality 6 and a part in Locality 19 and hence shown under both Localities. 192 Statement showing Ihe Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Kakinada Ta/uk Eaumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ,- -..A r -.A. Ward! House Numbers included ""'" Ward! House Numbers included ""'" LocalitYI in the Block Locality! in the Block Block No. E.B. No. r Block No. E.B. No. r A From To ""' From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) KAKINADA CITy-Conld. Locality 20 E.B. 110 20-9-1 20-9-7 Locality 25 E.B. 124 25-4-8 25-4-50 -Contd. 20-10-1 20-10-32 -Contd. 25-5-1 25-5-44 20-11-1 20-11-16 E.B. 125 25-5-45 25-5-64 E.B. 111 20-11-17 20-11-35 25-6-1 25-6-40 20-12-1 only 20-13-31 20-13-1 Locality 26 E.B. 126 26-1-1 26-1-20 26-2-1 26-2-5 Locality 21 E.B. 112 21-1-1 21-1-44 I 21-2-16 26-3-1 26-3-11 21-2-1 26-4-1 26-4-4 21-3-1 21-3-21 26-5-1 26-5-19 E.B. 113 21-3-29 21-3-30 26-6-1 26-6-20 21,.4-1 only 21-5-1 21-5-33 E.B. 127 26-6-21 26-6-63 21-6-1 21-6-28 21-7-1 21-7-11 Locality 27 E.B. 127 27-1-1 27-1-6D E.B.114 21-7-12 21-7-17 27-2-1 27-2-25 21-8-1 21-8-15 27-3-1 27-3-4 21--9-23 21-9-1 E.B. 128 27-3-5 27-3-29 27-4-1 27-4-26 Locality 22 E.B 114 22-1-1 22-1-30 22-2-1 22-2-8 Part E.B. 129 27-4-27 27-4-47 27-5-1 27-5-31 E.B. 115 22-2-8 Part 22-2-33 27-8-1 27-8-21 22-3-1 22-3-5 E.B. 130 27-3-22 27-8-2S Locality 23 E.B. 115 23-1-1 23-1-8 27-9-1 27-9-63 E.B. 116 23-1-9 23-1-44 E.B. 117 23-1-45 23-1-76 Locality 28 E.B. 131 28-1-1 28-1-55 E.B. 118 23-2-1 23-2-17 28-2-1 28-2-11 23-3-1 23-3-7 28-3-1 28-3-10 23-5-1 23-5-30 28-4-1 28-4-26 E.B. 119 23-5-31 23-5-48 E.B. 132 28-4-27 28-4-30 23-6-1 23-fi-29 28 ·5-1 only 23-7-1 23-7-IOA 28-6-1 28-6-6 28-7-1 E.B. 120 23-7-11 23-7-30 28-7-56 Locality 24 E.B. 120 24-1-1 24-1-34 Locality 29 E.B. 132 29-1-1 29-1-23 24-2-1 24-2-6 E.B. 133 29-2-1 29-2-12 24-4-1 24-4-10 29-6-1 29-6-40 24-5-1 24-5-59 E.B. 134 29-6-41 29-6-50 24-6-8 24-6-1 29-7 -I 29-7-5 E.B.121 24-6-9 24-6-13 29-8-1 29-8-34 24-7-1 24-7-17 E.B. 135 29-8-35 29-8-40 24-8-1 24-8-61 29-9-1 29-9-28 24-8-62 24-8-154 E.B. 122 EB.136 29-9~29 29-9-67 Locality 25 E.B. 123 25-1-1 25-1":50 25-2-1 25-2-6 Locality 30 E.B. 137 30-1-1 30-1-31 25-3-1 25-3-11 30-2-1 30-2-18 25-4-1 25-4-7 30-3-1 30-3-15 193 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks ill the Urban Areas of Kakinada Taluk Enumerator'S Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ------.A -.::. ,------.A-__.____ ....., Ward! ,.. House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers Included Loca]ityl in the Block Locality/ E.B. No. .A---__ "" in the Block Block No. r- Block No • E.B. No. r- .A.. From To From To '"':\ (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) KAKINADA CITY-Contd. Locality 30 E.B. 138 30-4-1 30-4-25 Locality 35 E.B. 153 35-2-34 35-2-46 -Contd. 30-5-1 30-5-11 -Contd. 35-3-1 35-3-18 30-6-1 30-6-14 35-4-1 35-4-7 30-7-1 30-7-22 35-5-1 35-5-19 E.B, 139 30-7-23 30-7-47 E B. ]54 35-5-20 35-5-23 30-8-1 30-8-41 Locality 36 E.B. 154 36-1-1 36-1-15A E.B. 140 30-9-1 30-9-12 36-2-1 36-2-25 30-10-1 30-10-22 36-3-1 36-3-8 30-11-1 30-11-2~ 36-4-1 36-4-41 E.B. 141 30-11-29 30-11-40 36-5-1 36-5-7 E.B. 155 36-5-8 36-5-16 Locality 31 E.B.141 31-]-1 31-1-36 36-6-1 36-6-18 31-2-1 31-2-19 36-7-1 36-7-21 E.B.142 31-3-1 31-3-8 36-8-1 36-8-38 31-4-1 31-4-27 36-9-1 36-9-20 31-5-1 31-5-13 E.B. 156 36-9-21 36-9-27 E.B. 143 31-5-14 31-5-24 36-10-1 36-10-14 31-6-1 31-6-3& 36-11-1 36-11-44 E.B. 144 31-6-39 31-6-46 31-7-1 31-7-41 Locality 37 E.B. 156 37-1-1 37-1-39 E.B.145 31-7-42 31-7-48 37-2-1 37-2-32 37-3-1 37-3-12 37-4-1 Locality 32 E.B. 145 32-1-1 32-1-36 37-4-20 32-2-1 32-2-20 E.B.157 37-4-21 37-4-22 32-3-1 32-3-5 37-5-1 37-5-20 E.B. 1411 32-4-1 32-4-9 37-6-1 37-6-46 32-5-1 32-5-17 32-6-1 32-6-22 Locality 38 E.B. 157 38-1-1 38-1-17 32-7-1 32-7-5 E.B. 158 38-1-18 38-1-26 E.B 147 32-7-6 32-7-54 38-2-1 38-2-9 32-8-1 32-8-17 38-3-1 38-3-7 E.B. 148 32-8-18 32-8-50 38-4-1 38-4-33 Locality 33 E.B. 148 33-1 -1 33-HO Locality 39 E.B. 159 39-1-1 39-1-32 E.B. 149 33-2-1 33-2-165 39-2-1 39-2-19 33-3-1 33-3-7 39-3-1 39-3-6 33-4-1 33-4-6 E.B.160 39-3-7 39-3-31 33-5-1 33-5-26 39-4-1 39-4-32 E.B.150 33-6-1 33-6-9 39-5-1 39-5-14 33-7-1 33-7-8 E.B. 161 39-6-1 39-6-17 33-8-1 33-8-59 39-7-1 39-7-49 E.B. 162 39-7-50 39-7-75 Locality 34 E.B. 150 34-1-1 34-1-34 39-8-1 39-1-29 E.B.151 34-2-1 34-2-9 34-5-1 34-5-47 Locality 40 E.B.162 40-J-l 40-1-37 E.B. 152 34-5-48 34-5-57 E.B. 163 40-1-38 40-1-119 Locality 35 E,B. 152 35-1-1 35-1-13 Locality 41 E.B. 164 41-1-1 41-1-51 35-2-1 35-2-33 41-2-1 41-2-14 194 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Kakinada Ta/uk Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No.· al}d its Jurisdiction r A--·--- r A Ward! House Numbers included ""' Ward! House Numbers included """ Locality! in the Block Locality! in the Block Jlllock No. E.B. No. r A Block No. E.B. No. r- A From To ""' From To -- (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) , KAKINADA CITy-Confd. Locality 41 E.B. 165 41-2-15 41-2-32 locality 45 E.B. 176 45-6-11 45-6-29 -Contd. 41-3-1 41-3-26 -Contd. 45-7-1 45-7-33 41-4-1 41-4-6 41-5-1 41-5-3 Locality 46 E.B. 176 46-1-1 46-1-6 E.B. 166 41-5-4 41-5-10 E B. 177 46-1-7 46-1-18 41-6-1 41-6-40 46-2-1 46-2-17 E.B.167 41-6-41 41-6-5') 46-3-1 46-3-4 41-7-1 41-7-24 46-4-1 only E.B. 168 41-7-25 41-7-39 46-5-1 46-5-8 41-8-1 41-8-S2B 46-6-1 46-6-10 46-7-1 46-7-23 Locality 42 E.B. 168 42-1-1 42-1-34 E.B. 178 46-8-1 42-2-14 46-8-5 42-2-1 46-9-1 46-9-9 42-3-1 42-3-8 46-10-1 42-4-1 42-4-5 46-10-22 46-12-1 46-12-4 B.B. 169 42-5-1 42-5-34 46-13-1 42-6-1 42-6-16A 46-13-6 L@cality 43 E B. 169 43-1-1 43-1-56 Locality 47 E.B.179 47-1-1 47-1-63 43-2-1 43-2-9 47-2-1 47-2-52 43-3-37 43-3-1 E.B. 180 47-2-53 47-2-135 43-4-1 43-4-3 47-3-1 47-3-15 43-S-1 43-5-12 E.B. 181- 47-3-16 47-3-107 E.B. 170 43-6-1 43-6-12 E.B. 182 47-3-108 47-3-125 43-7-1 43-7-35 47-4-1 47-4-73 43-8-1 43-8-10 E.B. 183 -47 .... 4-74 47-4-113 Locality 44 E.B.170 44-1-1 44-\-22 E.B. 183Ji 47-5-1 47-5-94 44-2-1 44-2-13 47-6-1 47-6-7 44-3-1 44-3-10 E.B. 184 47-6-8 47-6-37 44-4-1 44-4-7 47-7-1 47-7-32 E.B.I71 44-5-1 44-5-10 E.B. 184A 47-7-33 47-7-115 44-6-1 44-6-7 44-7-1 44-7-7 Locality 48 E.B. 184A 48-1-1 48-1-36 44-8-1 44-8-15 E.B. 185 . 48-1-37 48-1-52 44-9-1 44-9-18 4 -2-1 48-2-28 44-10-1 44-10-13 48-3-1 48-3-25 E.B. 172 44-11-1 44-11-32 48-4-1 48-4-14 44-12-1 44-12-56 E B. 186 48-4-15 48-4-78 E.B. 173 44-12-57 44-12-63 48-5-1 48-5-8 44-13-1 44-13-29 43-6-1 48-6-11 44-14-1 44-14-35 E.B. 187 48-6-12 48-6-37 48-7-1 48-7-6 E.B 174 44-15-1 44-15-42 48-8-1 48-8-8 44-16-1 44-·16-19 48-9-1 48-9-9 44-17-1 44-17-13B 48-10-1 48-10-10 Locality 45 E.B. 175 45-1-1 45-1-42 48-11-1 48-11-2 45-2-1 45-2-22 E.B. 188 48-11-3 48-11-11 45-3-1 45-3-16 48-12-1 48-12-21 45-4-1 45-4-2 48-13-1 48-13-11 45-5-1 45-5-22 48-14-1 48-14-27 45-6-1 45-:6-10 48-15-1 48-15-16 195 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Kakinada Ta/uk Eaumerator'g Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ,.. A ,-- Ward! House Numbers included "'" Ward! House Numbers included ~ Locality/ in the Block Locality! in the Block A Block No. E.B.No. r Block No. B.B.No. r A From To "'" From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) KAKINADA CITY-Contd. Locality 48 B.B. 189 48-15-17 48-15-18 Locality '13 E.B.200 53-1-1 53-1-19 -Contd. 48-16-1 48-16-11 B.B. 201 53-1-20 53-1-41 48-17-22 48-17-1 53-2-1 53-2-2 48-18-7 48-18-1 53-3-1 53-3-12 48-19-13 48-19-1 53-4-1 53-4-17 48-20-1 48-20-9 53-5-1 53-5-18 48-21-1 48-21-74 Locality S4 E.B.202 Locality 49 E.B. 190 49-1-1 49-1-8 54-1-1 54-1-24 49-3-1 49-3-4 54-2-1 54-2-27 49-4-1 49-4-2 54-3-1 54-3-20 49-5-1 49·5-14 E.B.203 54-3-21 54-3-30 54-4-1 54-4-3 Locality 50 E.B. 190 50-1-1 50-1-26 54-5-1 54-5-14 I 50-2-1 only 54-6-1 54-6-34 50-3-1 50-3-9 Locality 55 E.B.203 55-1-1 B.B. 191 50-3-10 50-3-21 55-1-21 50-4-1 50-4-12 E.B.204 55-2-1 55-2-12 50-5-1 50-5-21 55-3-1 oaly 50-6-1 50-6-10 55-4-1 55-4-5 E.B. 192 50-6-11 50-6-30 55-5-1 55-5-28 Locality 56 Locality 51 E.B. 192 51-1-1 51-1-12 E.B.204 56-1-1 56-1-~9 51-2-1 51-2-38 E.B.205 56-1-30 56-1-76 E.B. 193 51-2-38A 51-2-66 56-2-1 56-2-5 51-3-1 51-3-9 56-3-1 56-3-17A 51-4-1 51-4-24 56-4-1 only E.B. 194 51-4-25 54-4-28 E.B.206 56-4-2 56-4-15 51-5-1 51-5-9 56-5-1 56-5-3 51-6-1 51-6-6 56-6-1 56-6-14A 51-7-1 51-7-11 56-7-1 56-7-19 51-8-1 51-8-10 56-8-1 56-8-21 5J-9-1 51-9-19 E.B. 195 51-9-20 51-9-40 Locality 57 E.B. 207 57-1-1 57-1-31 51-10-1 51-10-41 57-2-1 57-2-5 57-3-1 57·3-40 Locality 52 E.B. 196 52-1-1 52-1-78 E.B. 208 57-3-41 57-3-50 E.B. 197 52-1-79 52-1-95 57-4-1 57-4-32 52-2-1 52-2-6 57-5-1 57-5-6 52-3-1 52-3-11 A 57-6-1 57-6-4 52-4-1 52-4-11 57-7-1 57-7-16 B.B. 198 52-4-12 52-4-37 E.B.209 57-7-17 57-7-32 52-5-1 52-5-10 57-8-1 57-8-4 52-6-1 52-6-19 57-9-1 57-9-35 E.B. 199 52-6-20 52-6-34 57-10 ·1 57-10-20 52-7-1 52-7-30 57-12-1 57-12-4 52-8-1 52-8-6 52-9-1 52-9-12 Locality 58 E.B.210 58-1-1 58-1-65 52-10-1 52-10-14 E.B. 211 58-1-66 58-1-84 E.B.200 52-10-15 52-10-73 58-2-1 58-2-56 196 ternent showing the Jurisdiction of EnumtratOTl' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Kakinada Taluk Stt1 Enumerator's Block No. and its JurisdictioD Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ------A--·--- ~ r A------""\ r House Numbers included Ward/ Houle Numbers included rdl ,.-_____in the BlockA Locality/ in the Block Wa A Locality! E.B: No. ~ Block No. E.B. No. r----- ~llock N°' From To From To ""' (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) (1 ) KAKIN-'DA CITY-Contd. p.B. 212 58-2-57 58-2-76 Locality 60 E.B.225 (0-5-1 60-5-44 LocalitY ~8 58-3-1 58-3-14 -Contd. 60-6-1 60-6-13 _ConI' 58-4-1 58-4-27 60-7-1 60-7 -15 58-5-1 58-5-5 E.B.226 60-7-16 60-7-39 58-6-1 58-6-7 60-8-1 60-8-28 58~7-1 58-7-24 60-9-1 60-9-16 E.B. 213 58-8-1 58-8-52 E.B. 227 60-9-17 60-9-19 58-9-1 58-9-20 60-10-1 60-10-16 58-10-1 58-10-11 E.B.214 58-11-1 58-11-36 Locality 61 E.B. 227 61-1-1 61-1-44 58-12-1 58-12-43 6\-2-1 61-2-19 E.B.215 58-12-44 58-12-69 E.B.228 61-2-20' 61-2-77 58-13-1 58-13-12 61-3-1 61-3;-20 58-14-1 58-14-42 E.B.229 61-3-21 61-3-48 58-15-1 58-15-11 Locality 62 E.B. 229 62· 1-1 62-1-47 8.B. 216 58-16-1 58-16-21 62-2-1 1>2-2-17 58-17-1 58-17-49 E.B.230 62-2-18 62-2-44 58-18-1 E.B. 217 58-18-24 62-3-1 62-3-36 58-19-1 58-19-77 62-4-1 62-4-46 62-5-1 62-5-5 E.B.217 59-H 59-1 ·27 ·t)' 59 E.B. 231 62-5-6 62-5-50 Loca l1 8.B.218 59-1-28 59-1-34 62-6-1 62-6-51 59-2-1 59-2-24 62-7-1 62-7-31 59-3-1 59-3-8 59-4-1 59-4-2 Locality 63 E.B. 232 63--}':'1 63-1-4 59-5-1 59-5-17 63-2-1 63-2-5 E.B. 219 59-5-18 59-5-36 63-3-1 63-3-6 59-6-1 59-6-7 63-4-1 63-46 59-7-1 59-7-6 63-5-1 63-5-13 59-8-1 59-8-51 63-6-1 63-6-29 63-7-1 63-7-7 8.B. 220 59-8-52 59-8-81 59-9-1 59-9-25 E.B. 233 63-7-8 63-7-24 59-10-1 59-10-19 59-11-1 59-11-18 Locality 64 E.B. 233 64-1-1 64-1-4 8.B. 221 59-11-19 59-11-123 64-2-1 64-2-3 59-12-1 59-12-4 64-3-1 64-3-4 64-4-1 B.B.222 59-13-1 59-13-18 64-4-19 64-5-1 59-14-1 59-14-6 64-5-2 64-6-1 59-15-1 59-15-7 64-6-8 59-16-1 59-16-3 64-7-1 64-7-17 59-17-1 59-17-11 E.B.234 64-7-18 64-7-31 59-18-1 59-18-16 64-8-1 64-8-17 8.B.223 59-18-17 59-18-24 64-9-1 64-9-25 59-19-1 59-19-21 64-10-1 64-10-17 59-20-1 59-2()"27 E.B.235 64-10-18 64-10-24 64-11-1 64-11-24 E.B.224 60-1-1 60-1-33 64-12-1 64-12-22 r y60 60-2-1 60-2-4 Loca It 64-13-1 64-13-7 60-3-1 60-3-34 64-14-1 60-4-1 64-14-10 60-4-6 64-15-1 64·15-6 197 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Kakinada Taluk Enumerator'S Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ,... A------..:::., ,...------.A.--______~ Ward! House Numbers included Wardl House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Locality} in the Block Block No. . E.B. No. ,...----A Block No. E.B. No. ,...---A ~ From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) KAKINADA CITY-Concld. Locality 64 E.B. 236 64-15-7 64-15-42 Locality 67 E.B. 242 67-7-1 67-7-4 -Contd. 64-16-1 64-16-3 -Contd. -Contd. 67-8-1 67-8-5 67-9-1 67-9-5 Locality 65 E.B. 236 6S-1-1 65-1-20 65-2-1 65-2-13 Locality 68 E.B.243 68-1-1 68-1-4 68-2-1 68-2-3 65-2-14 65-2-20 E.B.237 68-3-1 68-3-7 65-3-19 65-3-1 68-4-1 68-4-7 65-4-9 65-4-1 68-5-1 68-5-5 65-5-1 65-5-30 65-6-1 65-6-21 Locality 69 E.B. 243 69-1-1 69-1-29 65-6-22 65-6-33 E.B.238 69-2-1 69-2-21 65-7-1 65-7-34 69-3-1 69-3-29 65-8-1 65-8-31 69-4-1 69-4-2 E.B. 239 65-8-32 65-S-33A E.B.244 69-4-3 69-4-7 65-9-1 65-9-5 69-5-1 69-5-3 65-10-1 65-10-7 ti9-6-1 69-6-97 65-11-1 65-11-14 E.B.245 69-6-98 69-6-180 65-12-1 65-12-8 69-7-1 69-7-16 65-13-1 65-13-6 65-14-15 65-14-1 Locality 70 E.B. 245 70-1-1 70-1-24 65-15-1 64-15-9 E.B.246 70-2-1 70-2-84 Locality 66 E.B. 239 66-1-1 66-1-11 70--3-1 70-3-2 E.B.247 70-3-3 70-3-53 E.B.240 66-1-12 66-1-93 70-4-1 70--4-14 66-2-1 66-2-12 70-5-1 70-5-45 66-3-1 66-3-10 E.B.248 70-5-46 70-5-55 66-3-15 E.B.241 66-3-11 70--6-1 70--6-20 66-4-1 66-4-2 70-7-1 70-7-16 66-5-10 66-5-1 70-8-1 only 66-6-1 66-6-5 70-9-1 70·-9-19 66-7-1 66-7-7 70--10-1 70-10-17 66-8-9 66-8-1 70-11-1 70-11-8 66-9-1 66-9-4A 70-12-1 70-12-1 66-10-1 66-10-35 70-13-1 70-13-12 E.B.242 66-10--36 66-10-40 70-14-1 70-14-9 70-15-1 70-15-17 Locality 67 E.B.242 67-1-1 67-1-33 67-2-1 67-2-16 E.B.249 70-15-18 70-15-32 67-3-1 67-3-11 70-16-1 70-16-76 67-4-1 67-4-6 E.B. 250 70-16-77 70-16-118 67-5-1 67-5-18 70-17-1 70-17-27 67-6-1 67-6-2 70-18-1 70-18-28 Note;- (1) In a few cases an Enumerator was allotted parts of different Wards/Localities/Blocks. In all such cases, the E. B. No. has been repeated in each of the concerned Ward/Locality/Block and the particulars pertaining to that part only are shown against it. (2) There were no houses at the time of enumeration in the following streets and hence not shown in the above statement. (3) Street 18 of Locality 8, Street 4 of Locality 23, Street 3 of Locality 24, Streets 6 & 7 of Locality 27, Streets 3,4 and 5 of Locality 29, Streets 3 and 4 of Locality 34, Street 11 of Locality 46, Street 2 of Locality 49 and Street 11 of Locality 57. 198 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of E'!umerators' Blocks in the UrBan Areas of Kakinada Ta/uk Enumerator'S Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ..A. ~ r--- --..A.------"""'\ Ward( House Numbers included Ward! House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Locality/ in the Block Block No. E.B. No. r A----~ Block No. E.B.No. r A From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) SAMALKOT TOWN Ward 1 E.B. 1 1-1-1 1-1-43 Ward 5 E.B.·14 5-1-1 5-1-9 1-2-1 1-2-23 E.B. 15 5-2-1 5-2-10 1-3-1 1-3-12 5-3-1 5-3-9 E.B. 2 1-3-13 1-3-120 5-4-1 5-4-55 1-4-1 1-4-5 5-5-1 5-5-9 E.S. 3 1-4-6 1-4-38 E.B.16 5-5-10 5-5-45 1-5-1 1-5-17 5-6-1 5-6--24 1-6-1 1-6-23 5-7-1 5-7-25 1-7-1 1-7-80 5-8-1 5-8-5 E.B. 4 1-8-1 1-8-45 E.B. 17 5-8-6 5-8-18 1-9-1 1-9-30 5-9-1 5-9-(;3 1-10-1 1-10-64 5-10-1 5-10-17 E.B. 5 1-10-65 1-10--75 1-11-1 1-11-16 Ward 6 E.B. 18 6-1-1 6-1-19 6-2-1 6-2-89 2-1-35 Ward 2 E.B. 5 2-1-1 6-3-1 6-3-15 2-2-1 2-2-31 2-3-1 2-3-36 E.B. 19 6-3-16 6-3-68 6-4-1 6-4-10 E.B. 6 2-4-1 2-4-22 6-5-1 6-5-30 2-5-1 2-5-38 E.B.20 6-6-42 2-6-1 2-6-29 6-6-1 6-7-1 6-7-33 E.B. 7 2-7-1 2-7-18 6--8-1 6-8-4 2-8-1 2-8-49 2-9-1 2-9-22 2-10-1 2-10-30 Ward 7 E.B.20 7-1-1 7-1-48 E.B. 8 2-11-1 2-11-35 E.B. 21 7-2-1 7-2-38 2-12-1 2-12-44 7-3-1 7-3':56 E.B.22 7 -3-57 7-3-77 Ward 3 E.B. 8 3-1-1 3-1-17 7-4-1 7-4-28 3-2-1 3-2-19 7-5-1 7-5-36 3-3-1 3-3-24 7-6-1 7-6-36 E.B. 9 3-4-1 3-4-24 E.B.23 7-6-37 7-6-53 3-5-1 3-5-22 7-7-1 7-7-54 3-6-1 3-6-33 7-8-1 7-8-57 3-7-1 3-7-11 E.B. 24 7-9-1 7-9-48 E.B.10 3-8-1 3-S-27 7-10-1 7-10-32 3-9-1 3-9-29 7-11-1 7-11-18 3-10-1 3-10-66 E.B.ll 3-11-1 3-11-25 Ward 8 E.B.24 8-1-1 8-1-41 E.B.2S 8-2-1 8-2-107 Ward 4 E.B. 11 4-1-1 4-1-9 4-2-1 4-2-27 E.B.26 8-3-1 8-3-44 4-3-1 4-3-10 8-4-1 8-4-48 4-4-1 4-4-18 E.B.27 8-4-49 8-4-130 4-5-1 4-5-6 E.B.28 8-5-1 8-5-75 E.B. 12 4-5-7 4-5-55 4-6-1 4-6-51 Ward 9 E.B.28 9-1-1 9-1-29 E.B.13 4-6-52 4-6-151 E B. 29 9-2-1 9-2-44 E.B. 14 4-7-1 4-7-48 9-3-1 9-3-41 4-8-1 4-8-42 9-4-1 9-4-41 199 Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Kakinada Ta/uk Enumerator's Block No. and its JurisdictioD Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction ,.. .A------.A r ~ Ward! House Numbers included " Ward! House Numbers included Locality/ in the Block Locality/ in the Block JiUock No. E.B. No. .A Block No • ~ ..... r -::. E.B. No. r ~ From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) SAMALKOT TOWN-Contd. Ward 9 E.B.30 9-4-42 9-4-63 Ward 14 E,B.43 14-6-70 14-6-123 -Contd. 9-5-1 9-5-42 -Contd. 14-7-1 14-7-49 9-6-1 9-6-31 9-7-1 9-7-20 Ward 15 E.B.44 15-1-1 15-1-49 Ward 10 E.B. 31 10-1-1 10-1-32 15-2-1 15-2-45 10-2-1 10-2-40 15-3-1 15-3-44 E.B.32 10-3-1 10-3-32 15-4-1 15-4-12 10-4-1 10-4-32 15-5-1 15-5-70 E.B.33 10-4-33 10-4-46 E.B.45 15-5-71 15-5-83 10-5-1 10-5-39 15-6-1 15-6-77 15-8-1 15-8-43 Ward 11 E.B.33 11-1-1 11-1-6 11-2-1 11-2-42 E B. 34 11-2-43 11-2-68 Ward 16 E.B.46 16-1-1 16-1-47 II-3-1 11-3-8 16-2-1 16-2-59 11-4-1 11-4-44 E.B.47 16-2-60 16-2-72 E.B.35 11-5-1 11-5-22 16-3-1 16-3-27 11-6-1 11-6-20 16-4-1 16-4-35 11-7-1 11-7-18 E.B.48 16-4-36 16-4-63 16-5-1 16-5-28 Ward 12 E.B.35 12-1-1 12-1-8 16-6-1 16-6-55 E.B.36 12-1-9 12-1-41 E.B.49 16-6-56 16-6-66 12-2-1 12-2-35 16-7-1 16-7-60 12-3-1 12-3-26 16-8-1 16-8-31 12-4-1 12-4-20 E,B.50 16-8-32 16-8-72 12-5-1 12-5-10 E.B.37 12-5-11 12-5-24 12-6-1 12-6-67 Ward 17 E.B.50 17-1-1 17-1-26 E.B.38 12-6-68 12-6-154 17-2-1 17-2-53 E.B.39 12-6-155 12-6-160 E.B.51 17-3-1 17-3-36 12-7-1 12-7-22 17-4-1 17-4-36 12-8-1 12-8-8 17-5-1 17-5-36 E.B.52 17-6-1 17-6-36 Ward 13 13-1-1 ~.B. 39 13-1-32 17-7-1 17-7-50 13-2-1 13-2-42 13-3-1 13-3-22 E,B.40 13-3-23 13-3-110 Ward 18 E.B.52 18-1-1 18-1-24 13-4-1 13-4-55 E.B. 53 18-1-25 18-1-70 E.B.41 13-5-1 13-5-13 18-2-1 18-2-29 13-6-1 13-6-41 18-3-1 18-3-15 E,B.54 18-3-16 18-3-37 Ward 14 E.B.41 14-1-1 14-1-44 18-4-1 18-4-4G 14-2-1 14-2-32 E,B. 55 18-4-47 18-4-63 E B, 42 14-3-1 14-3-21 18-5-1 18-5-38 14-4-1 14-4-13 18-6-1 18-6-29 14-5-1 14-5-46 E,B.56 18-7-1 18-7-44 14-6-1 14-6-69 18-8-1 18-8-38 Note:- (1) There were r.o houses at the time of enumeration in Street 7 of Locality 15 and hence not shown in the above statement. 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E.B.23 5-3-89 5-3-131/4 5-4-1 5-4-21/A E.B.2 1-2-17 1-2-87A 1-3-1 1-3-24 E.B.24 5-4-22 5-4-92A E.B.3 1-3-25 1-3-112/2 E.B.21 5-4-93 5-4-102/3 1-4-1 1-4-5/3 E.B.4 1-4-6 1-4-28 Ward 6 E.B.39 6-1-1 6-1-5 1-5-1 1-5-53A E.B.29 6-1-6 6--1-78 1-6-1 1-6-24 6-2-1 6-2-52 E.B.S 1-6-25 1-6-70B E.B.28 6-3-1 6-3-43/2 6-4-1 6--4-61/4 Ward 2 E.B.S 2-1-1 2-1-139 E.B.32 6-4-62 6--4-143/5 2-2-1 2-2-12/2 E.B.6 2-2-13 2-2-93A/l Ward 7 E.B.30 7-1-1 7-1-109/3 E.B.7 2-3-1 2-3-85/3 7-2-1 7-2-50 2-4-1 2-4-48 E.B.31 7-2-51 7-2-111/2 E.B.9 2-4-49 2-4-79/3 E.B.33 7-2-112 7-2-160 E.B.8 2-4-80 2-4-97 7-3-9 7-3-42/1 2-5-1 2-5-91/2 E.B. 34 7-3-1 7-3-8/1 E.B.32 7-3-43 7-3-65 Ward 3 E.B.9 3-1-1 3-1-92 E.B.1O 3-1-93 3-1-189 Ward 8 E.B.36 8-1-1 8-1-9 3-3-1 3-3-6 8·-3-1 8-3-67 E.B.12 3-2-1 3-2-29 E.B.37' 2-1-10 8-1-67 3-2-98 3-2-146/2 E.B.38 8-1-68 8-1-105 E.B.ll 3-2-30 3-2-97/2 E.B.34 8-2-1 8-2-53/1 3-3-7 3·-3-36/2 8-4-1 8-4-18 E.B.13 3-3-37 3-3-106/3 E.B.35 8-4-19 8-4-104/6 E.B.14 3-3-107 3-3-113 3-4-1 3-4-61 Ward 9 E.B.41 9-1-1 9-1-88 E.B. 15 3-4-62 3-4-113/2 E.B.39 9-2-1 9-2-81/2 9-3-41 9-3-53/2 E.B.16 3-5-1 3-5--60 E.B.40 9-2-82 9-2-180 Ward 4 E.B.lS 4-1-1 4-1-23/3 E.B.38 9-3-1 9-3-53{2 4-4-97 4-4-144 E.B.20 4-1-24 4-1-4413 Ward 10 E.B.42 10-1-1 10-1-66/3 4-2-61 4-2-101/2 E.B.43 10-1-67 10-1-116/4 E.B.21 4-1-45 J!-I-118 10-2-1 10--2-42/2 E.B.19 4-2-1 4-2-32/2 E.B.44 10-2-43 10:-2-116/2 4-3-1 4-3-48 E.B.15 4-2-33 4-2-60/2 Ward 11 EB.46 11-1-1 11-1-7/2 E.B.17 4-4-1 4-4-96/3 11-2-1 11-2-59/3 4-5-20 4-5-26 11-3-1 11-3-24/2 E.B.16 4-5-1 4-5-19/2 E.B.45 11-1-8 11-1-101 E.B.44 11-1-102 11-1-120/3 E.B.27 5-H 5-1-88 Ward ·5 E.B.47 11-3-25 11-3-106 E.B.26 5-1-89 5-1-110 5-2-86 5-2-162/2 Ward 12 E.B.48 12-1-1 12-1-38 E.B 25 5-2-1 5-2-85 12-2-1 12-2-57/2 251 Statement showing tht Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Amalapuram Toluk Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction .A. 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No. Block No. B.B.No. .A- aJock No. r ~ r ~ From To From To (1) (1) (2) (3) (4) (2) (3) (4) MACHAVARAM TOWN )Mode 1 E.B.I05 1-1 1-120 Block 10 E.B.114 10-1 10-117 E.B.I06 1-121 1-171 B.B.115 10-118 10-140 2-1 2-55 BloCk 2 E.B.IOfi Block 11 E.B.115 11-1 11-126 E.B.I07 2-56 2-141 Block 12 B.B.116 12-1 12-122 Block 3 E.B.107 3-1 3-38 E.B.I08 3-39 3-105 Block 13 E.B.116 13-1 13-27 E.B.117 13-28 13-124 E.B.I08 4-1 4-39 Block 4 Block 14 E.B.I09 4--40 4--131 E.B.117 14-1 14-28 E B.llS 14-29 14-119 Block 5 E.B.I09 5-1 5-66 Block 15 B,B.118 15-1 15-33 E.B.HO 5-67 5-108 B.B.11':1 15-34 15-120 Block 6 E.B.ll0 6-1 6-113 Block 16 E.B. 119 16-1 16-63 E.B.120 16-64 16-139 Block 7 B.B.l11 7-1 7-125 Block 17 B.B.120 17-1 17-63 Block 8 E.B.ll1 8-1 8-23 B.B.121 17-69 17-105 B.B.112 8-24 8-112 E.B. 113 8-113 8-127 Block 18 B.B.121 18-1 18-128 E.B.122 18-129 18-139 Block 9 E.B. l13 9-1 9-129 E.B.114 9-130 9-146 Block 19 B.B.122 19-1 19-150 Note:- In a few cases an Enumerator was allotted parts of .different Wards/Localities/Blocks. 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