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North Tripura Census of India 2011 TRIPURA PART XII-B SERIES-17 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK NORTH TRIPURA VILLAGE AND TOWN WISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (PCA) DIRECTORATE OF CENSUS OPERATIONS TRIPURA H TRIPURA A ur Kurti rp NORTH TRIPURA DISTRICT da a r S B u o rp Kadamtala T a Saraspur ad KILOMETRES B S To 5 0 5 10 15 E KADAMTALA Churabari RS D S A Pratyekrai L Baruakandi (Part) Hurua (Part) DHARMANAGAR Dhaliarkandi (NP) Kameswar (Part) A Dhupirband G KAILASAHAR DEWANPASA (CT) Ganganagar KAILASAHAR NH 44 . (NP) R M u Uttar Padmabil n N a M Roa GOURNAGAR RS Jalebasa PANISAGAR A PANISAGAR (CT) DAMCHHARA RS , R i Radhanagar r u B FATIKROY(CT) KUMARGHAT(NP) J KUMARGHAT Pencharthal Damchhara R.F . R Paschim i PENCHARTHAL a Ratachhara Purba Ratachhara g n o M Kumarghat (Part) Dhanichhara L Paschim Pabiachhara Ujan Machhara R.F Khedachhara Kanchanbari (Part) To Manik Bhander Dudhpur Uttar Machmara D A S D A A KANCHANPUR D u u n n H a a M M A o o T T To KANCHANPUR(CT) Ma L nu JAMPUI HILLS R A Satnala I Dasda Laxmipur O D Gachirampara . I R o NUMBER OF DEV. BLOCKS............ 8 e S D NUMBER OF STATUTORY TOWNS 3 Z NUMBER OF CENSUS TOWNS...... 4 NUMBER OF VILLAGES.................166 T R I BOUNDARY, INTERNATIONAL....................................................... I Central ,, STATE........................................................................ Catchment R.F ,, C DISTRICT................................................................... ,, DEVELOPMENT BLOCK........................................... T HEADQUARTERS: DISTRICT......................................................... M ,, DEVELOPMENT BLOCK................................. VILLAGES HAVING 5000 & ABOVE POPULATION WITH NAME... Satnala URBAN AREA WITH POPULATION SIZE: III, IV, V......................... B NATIONAL HIGHWAY....................................................................... NH 44 A OTHER IMPORTANT ROADS.......................................................... RS N RAILWAY LINE WITH STATION, METRE GAUGE........................... G RIVER AND STREAM....................................................................... H L S A D E D ha A S S A M rm a Fr na om O C K ga E N T B L r L O P M V E E D ha Indurial (Part) 662 D rm F 661 an ro ag m ar 660 DAMCHHARA R M A Rahumchhara G A S I i d a N N i a A d r a o N P e i k K u I g K 663 n a g 659 la a 272657 K a r Narendranagar a a Piplachhara r h h a h C h m JURI R.F. C a a D l p i P 664 Z P E N Kacharichhara C H A R T H A L T o D E M V a 658 c . O h B a L m r r O a a e r h C v a h K Bangsul i C R i i r a D u g J n A 665 o L S D DAMCHHARA R.F. A R D E N E M T ra a P V h h O C E L a n B o M L TRIPURA (INDIA) O DAMCHHARA DEVELOPMENT BLOCK A NORTH TRIPURA DISTRICT C 666 K KILOMETRES Khedachhara 1 0 1 2 3 4 M J A MP U I BOUNDARY, STATE.............................................................. H I ,, DEVELOPMENT BLOCK................................ L L ,, VILLAGE WITH MDDS CODE........................ 272657 S 272667 ,, RESERVED- FOREST WITH NAME.............. DAMCHHARA R.F. D E Kalagang(Part) HEADQUARTERS: DEVELOPMENT BLOCK...................... V . POPULATION SIZE OF VILLAGES: 200-499 B 500-999, 1000-4999, 5000 AND ABOVE.............................. L O CK OTHER IMPORTANT ROADS.............................................. RIVER AND STREAM (CHHARA)........................................ D A M L C C H H O DamchharaTo A R L A TRIPURA PM B D ELO E 709 EV N T DASDA DEVELOPMENT BLOCK . a a r r 710 a a B h h h L NORTH TRIPURA DISTRICT V C h i O a C r i a r Laljuri Jayantipara C u K j E r (Part) K a KILOMETRES L D 272708 UJAN MACHHMARA 1 1 20 3 4 D R.F. E Machmara Chhara O L R R I V E From Pencharthal A 712 H 713 711 Santipur T D up d Sibnagar a C Jamraipara h a R h a r K r a a h A h C C n H lan o Ba O To Manpai C L N ar a h B Ch n a E K an ch 714 KANCHANPUR (C.T) P 715 T Kanchanchhara 272731 ra hh a N From Manu Pat i C I N D I A Chandipur Daim Chhara E 717 272730 M 716 Belianchief(Part) Satnala P B O a MANU CHAILENGTA R.F. r a li C ha ra h L Kamarmara 718 E Dasmanipara 719 V T Dasda Laxmipur 720 726 E C D Tuichhama 721 I Taiyangpara 727 S Ramprasaipara L R Gachirampara L T 722 725 I S Sunitipur H I Lambachhara 729 I a 723 r Paschim a h Tlangsangbari 724 (Part) U D Kalapania ra Ch P a B M A I J A L M BOUNDARY, INTERNATIONAL....................................................... ,, A STATE........................................................................ A ,, DISTRICT................................................................... R ,, H CENTRAL CATCHMENT R.F. DEVELOPMENT BLOCK........................................... ,, 272708 728 VILLAGE WITH MDDS CODE................................. O ,, CENTRAL CATCHMENT R.F. FOREST-RESERVED WITH NAME.......................... DEO R.F. D Z HEADQUARTERS:,, DEVELOPMENT BLOCK................................. POPULATION SIZE OF VILLAGES: BELOW 200, I Cho 200-499, 500-999, 1000-4999, 5000 AND ABOVE.......................... r C h 272731 h STATUTORY TOWN WITH MDDS CODE....................................... M a Laogang r ri a OTHER IMPORTANT ROADS......................................................... Tu a p ai b RIVER AND STREAM (CHHARA)................................................... R B E V I R O A E D H N S G E L A D TRIPURA GOURNAGAR DEVELOPMENT BLOCK NORTH TRIPURA DISTRICT H KILOMETRES 1 0 1 2 3 4 S Rangauti 575 272574 Latiapur 576 577 E Khowrabil Irani 579 578 D Tilagaon 580 Dhaliarkandi Hirachhara 586 K Jubarajnagar C 581 584 Deorachhara Laxmipur 583 Srinathpur O a L r a a abh a r 595 582 P i a h C r B h a h h h h C Kanakpur Samrurpar 585 C u i n a Ichabpur m A x m . a a L 596 h C 587 V Pakhirbada Murtichhara 594 E 597 593 KAILASAHAR 589 Debasthal 588 D Manu Valley Chandipur (NP) 801533 Guldharpur To Dharman agar I N Srirampur D I R A A L Gournagar 598 590 G GOURNAGAR A Rangrung 591 Bhagaban Nagar S Kamarangabari I 608 N Chhantail A 607 599 P 592 Kaulikura 272612 G Halaichhara 609 604 UTTAR a R r Jarultali a E Sonamukhi h UNAKUTI h V C I i R a Bir Chandranagar R.F. l U o H N A 605 M 606 L A 603 K H C N Fultali Bilashpur Dhatuchhara T a O r R 600 a L A h B h 610 611 H C . C Golakpur g V n N E a E Jalai h D P F P r o 602 m F a t i F A Dhanbilash k r r o o y m K SAMRUHALA u m R.F. a r g K 601 h C E O V L a D B t E N T E T L P M O B A BOUNDARY, INTERNATIONAL................................ H ,, DEVELOPMENT BLOCK.................... G ,, 272574 R VILLAGE WITH MDDS CODE............ ,, A RESERVED-FOREST WITH NAME... SAMRUHALA R.F. M HEADQUARTERS: DEVELOPMENT BLOCK......... U POPULATIN SIZE OF VILLAGES: 200-499, K 500-999, 1000-4999, 5000 AND ABOVE.................. STATUTORY TOWN WITH MDDS CODE................ 801533 OTHER IMPORTANT ROADS................................. RIVER AND STREAM (CHHARA)........................... WATER FEATURES: POND / LAKE........................ R A D C H H A E D A M V TRIPURA . B L JAMPUI HILLS DEVELOPMENT BLOCK O ra C a hh NORTH TRIPURA DISTRICT K c am 733 D i & pa an KILOMETRES K M Purba Manpai To 2101 3 4 C O 272732 M u Man 734 From Paschim L Manpai Tlakchi r B e v i 735 R i a g n o A Kalagang L (Part) T JAMPUI HILLS a r a 736 h N h 737 C i l a Bhangmun r a Belianchief E B (Part) R M P O 738 740 Banglabari L Simblong O E V 739 Paschim E Tlangsangbari 741 (Part) 742 Sailo D Sabual Z A BOUNDARY, STATE................................................ ,, DEVELOPMENT BLOCK................... ,, VILLAGE WITH MDDS CODE........... 272732 D ,, RESERVED-FOREST WITH NAME.. CENTRAL CATCHMENT R.F. HEADQUARTERS: DEVELOPMENT BLOCK......... S POPULATION SIZE OF VILLAGES: 200-499, 500-999, 1000-4999................................................ 272743 I A OTHER IMPORTANT ROADS................................. CENTRAL RIVER AND STREAM (CHHARA)........................... CATCHMENT R.F. (Part) D M TRIPURA S KADAMTALA DEVELOPMENT BLOCK E NORTH TRIPURA DISTRICT H 272613 KILOMETRES 1 0 1 2 3 4 Satsangam D 614 a r a Ranibari h h ra C a l h a h d C a i a B n o r S A e 617 v i 616 R i A Pearachhara r Kurti u J 615 K u r i Brajendranagar g o n g 618 R i v L Sarala e r S 621 620 Kadamtala . r N u J rp 619 r a u d Saraspur p a r B Maheshpur a d o a T B KADAMTALA o T G I N D I S A 624 R 622 S Bishnupur Churaibari 623 N Ichailalchhara 625 I cha i C h h Ranga ara 630 631 4 4 A Pratyekroy A a Bhagyapur r H a 627 N hh Laxminagar C a Pr n 626 at g e k n r a a i R C r h Baruakandi h a a 628 r (Part) g a B a Hurua n a (Part) m 272632 r a h D 629 Chandpur m M o r r ga Sanichhara F a an rm ha D m ro F E V E L O D P M R E a G A N T l A ta I S r A N a B P g L O A C K m o BOUNDARY, INTERNATIONAL.....................................................
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