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District Census Handbook, Farrukhabad, Part XIII-A, Series-22 CENSUS 1981 "Ttl XIII - at qsqjSERIES-22 1l1~ ~ct i{rr~ , ~~d;ft 3d2 lR~ . UTTAR Part XIII· A PRADESH VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY fi;rC'lT lutCWII" UlCF1UTc:rT ~l!Irall~ ncr'QTlcrCJ)T" ~ DISTRICT DISTRICT FARRUKHABAD CENSUS HANDBOOK ~cfr;:~ ~, 1fHcftl1 srm~f.,'fi ~orr fif~, :st'orrrvrifl qf~:qy~, ~ffi smr I 1. sr~T i 2.' SI hHl er;:r v 3. ~~~ 4. ~ iii 'i*1<:q~oi ~ 5. ~ ijl"lliOlifT ~d~~;f~!fir 'li'T q'ft;r~ xiii 6. fq!!~iliollcl"l!fi gcq-oft (a(~~ it) 7. ~ I -~mr foRfu!fi'r 17 -316· ('f~: 21-77 (i)~~ (ii) illfT ctl"~!fi1:r ~ 22 (iii) iTlf ~'Ii'T 32 2. ~'@JlfR 79-149 , (i) (J~~ 'f"rrrfl;;r", (ii) mm cit qrO!~~ ,.p 80 (iii) «Tlf f.f~ 92 3. fu'ifUIl3i 151-199 (i) ~ 'f"Af:;r-r (ii) Vll{T ott c(ulfwAiq q"<f\' 152 ( iii) «Tlf f.Rf!!T'Ii'T 160 4.~ 201-241 (i) (J~m(;(' lfT;:rf'if'lf (ii) ;;rp:iT 'fiT qllf~lilf 'J;~ 202' ( iii) m"lf fOf~~T 210 249-316 1. f!!Tm, Rifrfiffii Q;~ Sfi'lI" ~1!fi'T a~~"II( m~ 250 II. 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Analytical Note 1 7. Section I-Village Directory 17-316 Tahsils: 1. Kaimganj 21-17 0) Tahsil Map (ii) Alphabetical list of villages 27 (iii) Village Directory 32 2. Farrukhabad 79-149 (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alphabetical list of villages 86 (iii) Village Directory 92, 3. Chhibramau 151-199' (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alphabetical list of vi1Jages 156 (iii) Village Directory 160 4. Kannauj 201-247 (i) Tahsil Map (ii) Alphabetical list of villages (UD Village Directory Appendices 249-316 I. Tahsil-wise Abstract of Educational, Medical and other amentties 250, II. Land Utilisation data in respect of non-municipal towns (census towns) 254 III. List of villages where no amenity other than the drinking water is available (i) Kaimganj 255 (ii) Farrukhabad 25~ (iii) Chhibramau 262 (iv) Kannauj 265 Page No. IV. List of villages according to the population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges 267-316 A-Schedole4 Castes 1. Kaimganj 267 2. Farrulchabad 269 3. Chhibramau 294 4. Kannauj 306 B-Scbedoled Tribes I. Kaimganj 278 2. Farrukhabad 293 3. Chhibramau 305 4. Kannauj 316 8. Section II-Town Directory 317-336 Statement I -Status and Growth History 320 Statement IT -Physical Aspects and Location of towns, 1979 322 Statement III -Municipal Finance, 1978·79 324 Statement IV -Civic and other amenities, 1979 326 Statement IVA -Civic and other amenities in notified slums, 1979 328 Statement V -Medical, Educational and Cultural Facilities, 1979 330 Statement VI -Trade, Commerce, Industries and Banking, 1979 334 Appendix - Town showing their outgrowth with population 336 ~ ~ 'fiT afrt ij- ~T ij'~ mr ij'~ ~ ~;lfT ~IfiT, ~UAT IIiT ~ sw:RT ll~cq~iji Sl'tifflif ~ I ~ ;;r;:rqvr;:rr ~Ht:if-RtCflt 'tiT ~Pr lI"l"l'1tCflI('f>i, srllTrnCflT. fWm 8'1IT !1ihlCfldTatl 1li am ormr~ f<fill"T \llTdT ~ I fifcrm eT~ if; matw, ~1<T iFIT ~ 0000 if; ar.rf.t ~T f"l"~T srorn<f ;r ~T fm ~ ~ I furm \llf'fiT11lifT ~~fffl'liT lZCfl"llnf ~ 5T<mT'1" ~ "IT fit; JI"I~:rfll<fi \jf"ifl'for-:rr ~~ if; ~ I ~ ~ it; ~ ~ ~ ~ if1r{ eT'!f it m ~ sr~ ~ ~ I mm ~ m;r :a''reG!f ~T~ ~ ~ mm- ~~f.f,if l'ft!; ~ I ~ "l"ififUA"T ~ffitfiT 'S9:' fiT 'tiT sr~ 1951 'fiT ~T q gafT I ~ ~ if; 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