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District Census Handbook, Jabalpur, Part XIII-A, Series-11 ~. ~T ~, "'~)lI' ~;rcr; ~, f; , ll~, ~11r.n, ~~w. I 1981 CENSUS-PUBLICATION p~ t IfB I Census Pujli~alions. Series 1J in All India Series will be published in the folJowing par"! GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS Part 1- Administration Report-Enumeration Part I-B Administration Report-Tabulation Part II-A General Population Tables Part II-B Primary Census Abstract Part III Geaeral Economic Tables Part IV Social and Cultural Tables Part V Migration Tables :Part VI Fertility Tables Part VII Tables on Houses and Disabled 'Population ' Part VIII Household Tables Part IX Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Part X-A Town Directory Part X-,B Survey Reports on selected Towns , . Part X-C Survey Reports ~!l seJecte~ ViHages Part XI Ethnographic Notes and special studies 011 Sche<ftultit Castes and Scheduled Tribes Part XU Census Atlas Paper 1 of 1982 Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribe. Paper 1 of 1984 • Household Population by Religion of Head of Household STATE GOVERNMENT PURLTCAT ONS Part XIII-A and B District Census Handbook for each of the 4S distrcts in the State (Village and Town Directory and Primary Census Abstract) ,~~~) '" CONTENTS, ~'S 'ages 1 '%t'f~~ Porewotd I-IV 2 sr~"T'!'~r Preface V-VI 3 r~~t;r~r DJstrict Map 4 ~~T'i artCfi~ Jmportant Statistics VIf 5 f~~lSfo(f~$ f~) Anal)tical Note o~TilTT(1f'" gcq1Jf\' ; at~~f'i{ij' ;jfTf(f 11'1:: 81'iW~ Note & Explanatwn'\;. List of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tn"bec; Order \iA'mm ot\" ~) ( ftlu"') , Mlttlli 1976; (Amendment) Act, 1976, History and f\iA'T 'lfiflTlJfifT ,!f~ 'liT ~~~ atR el"l' I Scope of District Census Handbook, ~lJfl~~'1l fic'tOft Analytical Note XXI-XXXVIII 6 (\'~~iT~l $ ;I:f am Tabfil Mal'9 7 Ws $-VTlf f;Rm~' Section I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY 1-413 (1). qoi"li+lI'1~-': ~l·~ ~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES (i) ll~a;r1:T ~{f"t~ 3-12 ( i i) fq~ru (f{tfl~ 12·25 ( iii ) ITT1!i1f ('f~Wn.r 25-33 (iv) l;iffil~ (f'~~ 33-41 (i) Murwara Tabsil 45-.0 (ii) Sitora Tahsil· 53-65 (iii) Patan Tahsil '66-71 3 (iv) Jabalpur Tahsil '3 S2 (1) I,mf f.:J.tfu~T if ~q~l" f~q ~ U"')~" • Notts Explaining the "Codes" used :83-85 ~"if ta·.n in the Village D'irectcJry (3) ~·Ai~t VILLAGE DIREC'fORY Tansil (i) 't~Cft~f ~&~~ Murwara 86-143 (ii) f«i{h:f ~{f1~ Sihora Tahsil 1'*4'-221. (iii ) qr(1i{ ~&m~ Patan Tahsil 224-271 (iV) "'~'!\ 0&61fi JabaJpur Tahsil 272-33' (4) qf~f~'! 1- W$ffuor>, fil'fifi~~r qci iT::q Appendix I-Tabsilwise Abstract of ~36-339 Educational, Medical ~~!1T.l iliT ~~~,",1:: ~H and other ameoities Appendix II-land utilisation data in 340 (5) qf'd~T'! 2- q<:-o(lT~qTft;r'tiT (f'f'U (~iI[;rOf,," resptct of Non-Municipsl ;:rift) if 'fIN ~q~)1r "a-l' etAi, Towos (Census Towns) ~o/Pages ( 6) qf~f~~ 3-~nff <fi"t (J(m-~~~ ~:;;fr Gf~r Appendix Ill-Tahsilwise list of Villages 341-352 werfur~ , f:qfCficm, gT<ti q on: where no Educational, iii" '~n:/~Tc ~ f<f.f lI'T f<f.fT iii Medical, Post & Telegraph, rrr'tf , «'tfT~ o~T fq~<:1T Cfi'T Day or Days of Market/Hat, Communications and Power an~fff <fiT !!fcnTrif '3'~1iS';;~ ~ . Supply facilities are available (7) qf'd'~ 4-~ GT;;~~'TT i{ armf'tfff GfTmll'T Appendix IV-List of Villages according 353-413 t:t<t ~f'f(J ~;;\;ffffflfT iii to the proportic'n of ~trrrqr~ ar~ ~ ar!!ij'T~ VTlfT Schedured Castes and Scbed· uled Tribes to the total <fir ~T Pop\lJation QY ranges. 8 ~'i ~ - ;:rtT'( f"ifu~T Section II-TOWN DIRECTORY 416-453 ( 1) iflT~ f;;~fl['fil if '3'IF1I~ fCf.lf ~lf (ifiT~' ~ Notes explaining the 'Codes' used ~ii~ i{ futq-uft in the Town Directory 416-419 Statement 1- Status and Growth History 420-423 (3) fqq~Uf-2 srlWfa'q-; ~~ ~ ifif~T ifi'f Statement II- Physical Aspects srf~~fa', 1979. and Location of Towns, 1979. 424-421 (4 ) fqq~1J]' - 3 if~~qTf~OfiT f<ffl', 197 8 -7 9. Statement III· Municipal Finance. 1978-79. 428-431 (5) fcrq~Uf-4 rrTlTf~ifi' ar1~ 8TftT ~fCfmq, Statement IV- Civic and other 1979. Amenities, 1979 432-435 (6) fqq~-4 Ifl 8Tfa-~f:q'(J iffltT "fff({lfT if Statment IV-A Civic and other Arr.enities in ifTrrf1:.cp aft'{ Gl'i'lj' ~fcr91~, 1979 , Notified Sillms, 1979 436-441 (7) fcr<r~1J]'-5 f:crfCfic:e'T, llTf~<{i, 1{;ft"{~ ~ci Statement V- Medical, Educational, ~t~fiJ~ ,fCfenij, 1979. Recreational and Cul- tural Facilities, ] 979. 442-447 (8) fcr<r,{Uf-6 olfPnr, Gt1f11f~ \mIlT 3l1-.: Statement VI- Trade, Commerce ~fiiif, '1979. 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