CENSUS OF INDIA 1991

SERIES - 27

- ANDAMA:N & NICOBAR ISLANDS

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

PART XII-A & B

VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY

VILLAGE & TOWN-WISE

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

AN.DAMANS AND NICOBARS DIS~lJte

DIRECTOP ANDA.

ANDAMAN & NIC'-

Ceilular Jail

(Photo Taken at the Advent of 50th Year of India's Independence)

Situated in Part Blair, the Cellular Jail stands as a silent witness to [he history of t.he freedom struggle of our country. I [ mutely narrates clle saga of sacrifices of our freedom fighters.

The lair museum and rhe marble plaques bearing the names of freedom fighters deported [0 [he Islands since J 857, when rhe First War of Indian Independence was fought, leave ,]5 indelible imprint on rhe minds of onlookers about the rel.entless struggle our people haG to wage to free the country from the foreign yoke.

The construction of the jail having 698 cells was completed in 1906 as a three-scoreyed edifice with seven wings, each stretching from a Central Tower like the spoke of a wheel. It w.]s designed in sllch a way thac the franc portion of each wing faced [he back side of ocher wing, thus preventing the possibility of any communication between the prisoners.

The CellulJr Jail WJS declared a Natioll.ll Memorial in 1979. The Jail is a plac,e of pil'grima,t(' for all freedom loving people ..

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CONTENTS

Page

Foreword ix

xi

M.lp of Andamans district xiii

M.lp of Nicobars district xv

Important Statistics

An.llytical Note 5

Analysis of Data 35

Analysis of Primary Census Abstract 37

TJble I : Population and number of villages, 1991 31 TJble 2 : Population and number of towns, 1991 38 Table 3 : Decadal change in distribution of population 38 Table 4 : Percentage distribution of villages by population range, 1991 39 Table 5 : Distribution of villages by density 40 Table 6 : Percentage of Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe in towns, 1991 41

Table 7 : Proportion of Scheduled Tribe population (0 total population in the villages 41 T.lblc 8 : Percentage of main workers, marginal workers and non workers for rural population 42 .of CD Blocks, 1991 Table 9 : Percentage of main workers, marginal workers and non workers for town, 1991 44 T.lble 10: Literacy rates for rural population of CD Blocks by sex 1991 44 T.)ble II : Literacy rates for towns, 1991 45 Table 12 : Sex ratio for rural population of CD Blocks, 1991 45 Table 13 : Sex ratio for towns, 1991 45

Analysis of Village Directory 46

Llble 14: Distribution of villages accordin,g to the availability of different amenities 46 T.lble 15 : Proportion of rural population served by different amenities 48 Table 16 : Distribution of villages according to population range and amenities available 50 Table 17 : Distribution of villages according to land use 51 T;lble 18 : Distribution of villages according to distance from the nearest town and 52 availability of different amenities Table 19 : Distribution of villages not having certain amenities arranged by distance 54 range from the place where these are available _ T;lbl.c 20 : Main staple food in the majority of villages in each tehsils 55 v

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Brief analysis of Town Directory 55

TJble 21 : Growth, Density and Sex ratio of urban population in the district in relation to 56 the Union territory Table 22 : Per capita receipts and expenditure in town 57 Table 23 : Schools per 10,000 population in town 57 Table 24 : Number of beds in medical institutions in town 57 Table 25 : Most important commodity manufactured, imported and exported in the town 57

PART A - VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY 59

Section I - Village Directory 61

MJp of Diglipur, Mayabunder, Rangat, Port Blair and Ferrargunj tehsils 63 Codes used in the Village Directory and alphabetical lists 65 Alphabetical list of villages in North Andaman CD Block 69 Village Directory North Andaman CD Block 75 Alphabetical list of villages in Middle Andaman CD Block 93 Village Directory Middle Andaman CD Block 101 Alphabetical list of villages in South Andaman CD Block 125 Village Directory South Andaman CD Block 133 M.lp of Car Nicobar and Nancowry tehsils 169 Alphabetical list of villages in Car N!cobar CD Block 171 Village Directory Car Nicobar CD Block 175 Alphabetical list of villages in Nancowry CD Block 181 Village Directory Nancowry CD Block 191

APPENDICES 225

Appendix - I Village Directory CD Blockwise abstract of Education, Medical and Other amenities 226 Appendix - I( Land utilisation data in respect of non-municipal town (Census town) 233 Appendix - III CD Blockwise list of villages where no amenities other than drinking water is available 234 Appendix - IV CD Blockwise list of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Tribe popUlation 237 by range

SE.CTlON II - TOWN DIRECTORY 241

Abbreviation used in Town Directory 243

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Town Directory Statement 247

Statement I Status and growth history 249 Sl.1tement II Physical aspect and location of town, 1989 250 Statement III Municipal Finance, 1988-89 251 St.ltement IV Civic and other amenities, 1989 252 St.ltement IV A Civic and other amenities in notified slums, 1989 253 St.1tement V Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities, 1990 254 Slatement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking, 1989 255 Appendix Towns showing their outgrowth with population 256

PART B - PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 257

Slate Primary Census Abstract 259 District Primary Census Abstract 267 CD Blockwise village Primary Census Abstract 267 North Andaman CD Block 281 Middle Andaman CD Block 303 South Andaman CD Block 333 Car Nicobar CD Block 371 Nancowry CD Block 377 Urban Wardwise Primary Census Abstract 415

Appendix Total Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population (Urban blockwise) 420 Annexure Extents of Enumeration Blocks, Port Blair, MB 426

Primary Census Abstract - Scheduled Tribes 431

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FOREWORD

Publication of the District Census Handbooks (DCHs) was initiated after the 195 t Census and is continuing since then with some innovations/modifications after each decennial Census. This is the most valuable district level publicati~n brought out by the Census Organisation on behalf of each State Government/Union Territory administration. It inter·alia provides data/information on some of the basic demographic and socio-economic characteristics and on the availability of certain important civic amenities/facilities in each village and town of the respective districts. This publication has thus proved to be of immense utility to the planners, administrators, academicians and researchers.

The scope of the DCH was initially confined to certain important census tables on population, economic and socio-cultural aspects as also the Primary Census Abstract (PCA) of each village and town (ward-wise) of the district. The DCHs published after the t 961 Census contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and Village and Town Directories including PCA_ After the 197 t Census, two parts of the District Census Handbooks (Part-A comprising Village and Town Directories and Part-B comprising Village and Town PCA) were released in all the States and Union territories. The third part (C) of the District Census Handbooks comprising administrative statis­ tics and district census tables, which was also to be brought out, could not be published in many States/ UTs due to considerable delay in compilation of relevant material. In 1981, some new features alongwith the restructuring of the formats of Village and Town Directory were introduced in the DCHs. These were published in two parts for each district after the 1981 Census. While Part-A comprised village and Town Directories, the PCA of villages and towns (ward-wise) including Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe PCA upto tehsil/town level were provided in Part-B. To illustrate, all the amenities except elec­ tricity, were brought together in the Village Directory and if an amenity was not available in the referrent village, the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place having such amenity was given. Information on some new items such as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres and commu­ nity health workers in the village were provided so as to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Similarly, information on approach to the village was also provided for the first time in the Village Directory so as to give an idea about the number of inaccessible villages in each district. In case of Town Directories also, keeping in view the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme, a Statement IV-A on slums was provided so as to enable the planners to chalk out the programmes for providing better civic and other amenities in the slums. In this statement details on civic and other amenities were reported for the slums of Class I and Class II towns. Apart from this, one column on the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population and another on adult literacy classes/ centres were added in Statements IV and V respectively.

The manner of presentation of the DCHs for the 1991 Census is by and large the same as followed in 1981. However, the format of PCA has been restructured slightly in the 199 t Census for the benefit of data users. Nine-fold industrial classification of main workers has been given as against four­ fold industrial classification presented in the 1981 Census. In addition to this, the sex-wise population in the 0-6 age-group has also been included in PCA for the first time with a view 'to enabling data users to compute more realistic literacy rate as all children below 7 years of age have been treated as illiterate at the time of the 1991 Census. It is expected that the above mentioned modifications will help the planners in chalking out more effective developmental programmes.

One of the most important innovations in the 199 t Census is the Community Development Block­ level presentation o( data in the Village Directory and PCA instead of the traditional Tehsil/TaluklPS level presentation. It is expected that the presentation of Village Directory and PCA data at CD. Block level will help the planners in formulation of micro-level developmental plans, as the CD. Block is the lowest administrative unit for developmental planning.

In order to facilitate the task of administrators, planners and researchers intending to use Village Directory/PCA data, either from the magnetic tapes/floppies or from the published records, both the computer and manual codes for each village have been provided for the t 991 census alongwith the corresponding codes of 1981. ix

691 RGJl98-2 This publication is a joint venture of the State Govt.!UT administration and the Census Organisa­ tion. The data have been collected and compiled under the direction of Shri D.S. Negi, Director of Census Operations, Andaman & Nicobar Islands on behalf of the State Govt.lUT administration which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of the publication was initiated by Dr. K.P. Ittaman, former Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) and Shri M.M. Dua, Joint Director. For the sake of uniformity in presentation of information/data and for preparation of analytical note depicting the salient features emerging from a micro· level analysis of Census/non-Census data, a model District Census Handbook from each State and Union Territory was thoroughly scruti­ nised in the Social Studies Division under the guidance of Dr. M.K. Jain, the present Deputy Registrar General (5.5.). This task was carried out by Shri A.K. Singh, Deputy Director who was assisted by Shri N.S. Soam, Assistant Director and his staff. Technical guidance in the preparation of the maps was initially provided by Dr. B.K. Roy, former Deputy Registrar General (Map) and later by Mrs. Minati Ghosh, the present Deputy Registrar General (Map).

I am thankful to all those who have contributed to this project.

(A.R. NANDA)

Re2:istrar General. India

New Delhi

June II, 1992

x PREFACE

The Census Organisation has been compiling the District Census Handbook (DCH) on behalf of the State Government/UT Administration since 1951 Census onwards. The importance of this publication has been increasing census after census on account of improvement in its scope, contents and coverage. In the 1951 DCH, data on each village and town alongwith Primary Census Abstract and other impor­ tant census data were presented. The scope of the 1961 Census DCH was enlarged by presenting some non-census data also on certain basic amenities available in the villages and towns alongwith census data including Primary Census Abstract. The DCH of 1971 Census made an attempt to provide more information by incorporating detailed account of the administrative statistics also but later on this was abandoned in view of the delay involved in obtaining the administrative statistics which resulted in further delay in the preparation of the DCH. However, the DCH of 1981 Census was the manifestation of 1961 pattern which contained additional features alongwith restructuring of the formats of Village and Town Directory. These were published in two parts. While Part-A comprised Village and Town Directories, the PCA of villages and town (ward-wise) including Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto tehsil/town level were provided in Part-B.

The DCH of 1991 Census is the second publication of its kind in so far as this territory is con­ cerned. The first ever DCH of this territory which was a combined volume for both the districts of Andamans and Nicobars was published at the 1981 Census. Due to some reasons, this publication could not be published for earlier censuses for this territory.

The DCH for the 1991 has been prepared on the same lines as in 1981 Census. However, the format of PCA has been restructured slightly in 1991 Census keeping in view the requirement of data users. Instead of tehsil/talukiPS level, the Village Directory and PCA data has been presented at com­ munity development block level in the 1991 DCH.

The Village Directory provides a list of villages, their population and information on basic amenities '- such as educational, drinking water, medical services, postal services, etc. as available in the villages. The Town Directory gives information in respect of area, population, decadal growth rate, density, sex ratio, availability of transport and communications, municipal finance, civic, medical, educational and other amenities including the availability of trade, commerce and banking facilities.

In order to facilitate accessibility of data for administrators, planners and other data users, either from the magnetic tapes/floppies or from the published records, both the computer and manual codes for each village have been provided for the 1991 Census alongwith the corresponding codes of 1981 . Thus the DCH may provide useful data to the planners and policy makers.

The DCH project was initiated under the able guidance of Shri A.R. Nanda, the Registrar General & Census Commissioner, India. His valuable advice at various stages has proved helpful in finalising this volume. I place on record the valuable guidance provided by Dr. M.K. Jain, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) and his team of dedicated workers in Social Studies Division. I am also grateful to the Officers of the Printing Cell of Registrar General's Offic;e for undertaking the printing work of this volume and Smt. Minati Ghosh, Dy. Registrar General (Map) for getting the maps prepared for this volume in Map Division.

The collection of data was initiated under the direction of Shri Ashok Kumar, my predecessor ably assisted by Shri Balwant Singh, ex-Dy. Director of Census Operations. The drafting of this volume has been completed by Shri Anand Kumar, Dy. Director of Census Operations. '

xi The preparation of this volume involved collection of a variety of data from different sources. It ,­ took a lot of time and effort for collecting census as well as non-census data for which the officials of Census Directorate were deputed to different far flung areas in the islands and different departments of the Administration to minimise the delay in the completion of this volume. The invaluable assistance rendered by the administrative and technical wings of the Census Directorate is praise-worthy. In tech­ nical wing, Shri P.K. T. Nair, Investigator was responsible for collection of data and preparation of the first draft of the volume. Others who helped in the preparation of this volume are S/Shri V.O. Koshy, Statistical Assistant, K.V.K. Nair, Senior Stenographer and M.Ummer, Lower Division Clerk. They alongwith others who helped in the preparation of this volume directly or indirectly deserve all my appreciation.

D.S. NEGI Director of Census Operations

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6') I RG IflJR IMPORTANT STATISTICS

. State District (I) District (II) (Andaman & Andamans Nicobars Nicobar Islands) 2 3 . 4 5 6

Population Total Persons 280,661 241,453 39,208 Males t 54,369 t 33,058 2 t,3 t t Females 126,292 108,395 17,897

Rural Persons 205,706 166,498 39,208 Males t 11,986 90,675 2 t,3 1 1 Females 93,720 75,823 17,897

Urban Persons 74,955 74,955 Males 42,383 42,383 Females 32,572 32,572

Decennial Total 48.70 52.54 28.74 Population Rural 47.88 53.24 28.74 Growth Rate Urban 51.02 5}.02 (1981-91)

Area in Sq. Km Total 8249.00 6408.00 1841.00 Rural 8234.86 6393.86 1841.00 Urban 14.14 14.14

Density of Total 34 38 21 Population Rural 25 26 21 (Per Sq.Km) Urban 5301 5301

Sex Ratio (No. Total 818 815 840 Females per Rural 837 836 840 1000 males) Urban 769 769

Literacy Rate Total Persons 73.02 74.52 63.72 (Excluding Males 78.99 80.30 70.68 Children in the Females 65.46 67.15 55.26 age group 0-6 Rural Persons 69.73 71.15 63.72 Males 76.00 77.24 70.68 Females 62.00 63.61 55.26 Urban Persons 81.70 81.70 Males 86.59 86.59 Females 75.08 75.08 State District (I) District (II) (Andaman & Andamans Nicobars Nicobar Islands) 2 3 4 5 6 Percentage of Urban 26.71 31.04 Population to total Population

Percentage [0 To(al Population

, I) Main Workers Persons 32.36 32.12 33.79 Males 52.25 52.13 53.03 Females 8.03 7.56 10.87

2) Marginal Workers Persons 2.88 2.39 5.94 Males 1.07 0.96 1.79 Females 5.10 4.15 10.89

3) Non-Workers Persons 64.76 65.49 60.27 Males 46.68 46.91 45.18 Females 86.87 88.29 78.24

Break up of Main Workers Percentage among Main Workers

I Cultivators Persons 16.00 18.38 2.02 Males 15.90 18.12 2.23 Females 16.77 20.57 0.77

II Agricultural Persons 5.50 6.09 1.99 Laborers Males 5.69 6.26 2.19 Females 3.96 4.71 0.82

"' Livestock, Forestry, Persons 12.56 11.89 16.54 Fishing, Hunting and Males 13.25 12.54 17.61 Plantations, Orchards Females 7.08 6.31 10.33 and Allieci Activities

IV Mining & Quarrying Persons 0.44 0.51 0.04 Males 0.33 0.38 0.03 Females 1.35 1.65 0.10 2 State District (I) District (II) (Andaman & Andamans Nicobars Nicobar Islands) 2 3 4 5 6

V (a) Household Industry Persons 5.48 0.28 35.91 Males 4.79 0.28 32.53 Females 10.92 0.32 55.60

V (b) Other than House- Persons 5.95 6.85 0.72 hold Industry Males 6.45 7.37 0.81 Females 2.00 2.41 0.21

VI Construction Persons 13.71 14.19 10.87 Males 14.46 14.86 12.00 Females 7.74 8.55 4.32

VII Trade And Persons 9.22 9.50 7.58 Commerce Males 9.57 9.77 8.35 Females 6.45 7.25 3.08

VIII Transport, Storage Persons 5.55 6.03 2.78 and Communications Males 6.02 6.47 3.24 Females 1.84 2.26 0.10

IX Other Services Persons 25.59 26.28 21.55 Males 23.54 23.95 21.01 Females 41.89 45.97 24.67

Percentage of Scheduled Persons Castes Population Males to total Population Females

Percentage of Scheduled Persons 9.54 0.79 63.39 Tribes Population to Males 8.91 0.81 59.45 Total Population Females 10.31 0.77 68.08

Number of occupied 58,300 51,492 6,808 Residential Houses

Number of Villages Total 547 355 192 Inhabited 504- 334 170 Uninhabited 43 21 22

Number of Towns

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ANALYTICAL NOTE

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CENSUS CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS

Rural and Urban Areas b) All other places which satisfied the following criteria:

It has been a tradition of Indian Census to present data i) A minimum population of 5,000 for rural and urban areas separately. To distinguish between a rural and an urban area, the practice adopted is to first ii) At least 75 per cent of male working popula­ decide the urban areas and treat the remaining as the rural tion engaged in non-agricultural pursuits, and areas. t iii) A density of population of at least 400 persons Rural Areas: per Sq. Km. (1,000 per Sq. mile).

In the rural areas, census Village is the lowest unit. It In addition to the above definition, the Directors of covers the following habitations: Census Operations were also given some discretionary pow­ ers in respect of some marginal cases to include, in consul­ (i) All revenue villages, notified as such tation with the State Government some places that had other distinct urban characteristics and to exclude certain (ii) All traditional tribal villages areas which could not be considered as urban.

(iii) All places of human habitation located outside the The urban criteria of 1991 was the same as that for revenue area viz. 1961, 1971 and 1981. However, economic activities like fishing, livestock, hunting, logging, plantation and orchards a) Forest camps etc., falling in Industrial category III were treated as non­ agricultural activities during 1961 and 1971 censuses b) Andaman Public Works Department camps whereas these activities are treated as allied agricultural activities during the 1981 and 1991 Censuses, for the c) Bush Police camps purpose of determining the male working population in non-agricultural activities. d) Contractors' camps In so far as the Union Territory of Andaman & Nicobar e) Coup holders camps Islands is concerned, only one town viz., Port Blair, which f) Wild Life sancturies has a Municipal Board, is categorised as an urban area. No other place qualifies to be declared, as urban area as per g) Encroachment areas, etc. the above conditions laid down for this purpose.

In the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, around 87 per­ Urban Agglomeration: cent of the total geographical area is under forest. For the purpose of proper census taking and full coverage, all the The concept of urban agglomeration adopted for the places of human habitation mentioned in category (iii) above 1981 Census remained valid for 1991 Census too. Ac­ which were located outside t-he revenue boundary were cordingly, an urban agglomeration must form a continuous treated as separate' census villages' whereas the Forest, Bush urban spread constituting a town and its adjoining urban Police and Andaman Public Works Department Camps lo­ outgrowths or two or more physically contiguous towns cated within the revenue boundary of a village were treated together with continuous well recognised urban outgrowths, as a part of the same village and their entity was not kept if any, of such towns. separate. As regards the Union Territory of A & N Islands, there Urban Areas: was no urban agglomeration at the 1991 Census.

Based on the uniform definition of urban area adopted The other terms and concepts adopted at the 1991 throughout the country, during the 1961, 1971 and 1981 Census are discussed below: Censuses the places which satisfied the following criteria were treated as "urban" areas dUring the 1991 Census Census house: also: 'A Census house' is a building or part of a building a) All places with a municipality, corporation, canton­ having a separate main entrance from the road or common ment board or notified town area committee, etc. courtyard or staircase etc. used or recognised as a separate 7 unit. It may be occupied or vacant. It may be used for a Scheduled Tribes: residential or non-residential purpose or both. In terms of the Constitution (Andaman & Nicobar A building having a number of flats or blocks which Islands) Scheduled tribes Order, 1959 as stands amended are independent of one another and having a separate en­ by the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Orders trance of their own from the road or a common staircase (Amendment) Act, 1976 (108 of 1976), the following or a common courtyard leading to a main gate, they will tribes are Scheduled Tribes in relation to this Union Terri­ be considered as a separate census houses. If within a large tory: enclosed area, there are separate buildings owned by dif­ ferent persons, then each such building was treated as one 1. Andamanese, Chariar, Chari, Kora, Tabo Bo, Vera, ore more separate census house. Kede, Bea, Balawa, Bojigiyab, Juwai, Kol I Where there were separate buildings within an enclosed 2. Jarawas compound owned by an undertaking or company or gov­ ernment and actually in occupation of different persons, 3. Nicobarese these were treated as separate buildings and if in anyone of these buildings there were flats in occupation of differ­ 4. Onges ent households each such flat in theSe buildings was treated as separate census house. 5. Sentinelese Households: 6. Shompens

A household is a group of persons who commonly live The Jarawas and the Sentinelese who are still hostile in together and would take their meals from a common kitchen nature and leading an isolated life, could not be contacted unless the exigencies of work prevented any of them from and enumerated. However, during the 1981 census a break doing so. There may be a household of persons related by through was made by contacting and enumerating 31 blood or a household of unrelated persons or having a mix Jarawas at three places at Middle Andaman. During 1991 of both. Examples of unrelated households are boarding Census number of Jarawas contacted and enumerated, in­ houses, messes, hostels, residential hotels, rescue homes, creased to 84 (45 males and 39 females) as against 31 in jail, ashrams, etc. These are called 'Institutional households'. 1981 Census. Further, a significant achievement made There may be one member households, two member house­ during the 1991 Census was to contact and enumerate 26 holds or multi member households. Sentinelese (14 males and 12 females) from the North Sentinel Island, for the first time in the history of census of If a group of unrelated persons live together in a cen­ this Union Territory. sus house, but do not have their meals from a common kitchen each such person was treated as a separate house­ Literate: hold for the census purpose. A person who can both read and write with under­ Scheduled Castes & Scheduled Tribes: standing in any language has been treated as a literate. Certain classes of people are declared by an order of One who can merely read but cannot write is not treated as literate. It is not necessary that a person who is a literate the President of India, issued under Articles 341 and 342 of the Constitution of India as Scheduled Castes and Sched­ should have received any formal education or should have uled Tribes respectively. The state has to promote with passed any minimum educational standard. special care, the educational and economic interests of the All children below the age of 7 years have been treated weaker sections of the people and in particular of Sched­ as illiterate in 1991 census, whereas all children below the uled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, and has to protect them age of 5 years were recorded as illiterate in 1971 and from social injustice and all forms of exploitation under 1981 Censuses. The reason for this change was the result Article 46 of the Constitution of India. of the decision taken by the Department of Education in Scheduled Castes: the Ministry of Human Resource Development and the Planning Commission that children in the age group 0-6 In the statutory list of Scheduled Castes, which was should be considered as illiterate since the ability to read notified in pursuance of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled and write with understanding is not generally achieved, Tribes Orders (Amendment) Act of 1976, no caste was specially in the rural areas until a child attains the age of 7 notified as Scheduled Caste in relation to Andaman and years or more. This has been done perhaps to make the Nicobar Islands. Hence no data could be collected for Sched­ Indian Census data comparable with the international sta­ uled Castes. tistics on the subject.

8 Main Worker, Marginal Worker and Non-Worker single worker or family worker in cultivation of land owned or held from Government or held from private persons or One of the most important features of the census is to institutions for payment in money, kind or share. Cultiva­ collect information about the economic activity of the peo­ tion includes supervision or direction of cultivation. ple. The concepts and definitions relating to economic ques­ Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing and harvesting tions in general and 'work' in particular adopted in 1981 and production of cereals and millet crops such as wheat, census were retained in 1991 Census for the sake of com­ paddy, jowar, bajra, ragi, etc. and other crops such as parability. However, special care was taken while framing sugarcane, ground-nuts, tapioca, etc. and pulses, raw jute the questions in such a way as to help netting unpaid work­ and kindred fibre crop, cotton, etc. and does not include ers on farm or in family enterprises. In order to ensure that fruit growing, vegetable growing or keeping orchards or the economic activity of women and children working on groves or working on plantations like tea, coffee, rubber, farm and in family enterprises was properly enumerated, cinchona and other medicinal plantations. special emphasis was laid on the training of enumerators and it was stressed that they should ask probing questions II-Agricultural Labourer especially in case of women to find out jf they worked any time at all last year or any of the seasons during the refer­ A person who works on another person's land for wages ence period. Further, the question on seeking/available for in money, kind or share should be regarded as an agricul­ work was asked from the non-workers only, in the 1991 turallabourer. He or she has no risk in the cultivation, but census whereas the information was collected from mar­ he/she merely works on another persons's land for wages. ginal workers also in the 1981 census. In the case of thote An agricultural labourer has no right of lease or contract seeking/available for work, a question whethenhey had on land on which he/she works. ever worked before was asked, which helped in knowing the number of fresh entrants to the labour force. III-Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, Orchards and Allied Activities The various terms and definitions used in collecting economic data have been explained briefly in the following It covers persons engaged in rearing of livestock such paragraphs: as goats, horses, pigs, ducks, bees, silk worms, etc. and Definition of work: production of wool, raw silk etc.; plantation and conserva­ tion of forests, felling and cutting of trees, production of Work has been defined as participation in any eco­ fuel, gathering of fodder, gums, resins, etc.; sea, coastal nomically productive activity. Such participation may be and inland water fishing, pisciculture, collection of pearls, physical or mental in nature. Work involves not only actual conches, shells, sponges, etc.; hunting, trapping and game work but also effective supervision and direction of work. propagation for commercial purposes only; plantation such as tea, coffee, rubber, tobacco, edible nuts, fruits, ganja, In all the economic questions the reference period is betel nuts, etc. including orchard farming; and other allied the one year preceding the date of enumeration. In the activities such as pest destroying, operation of irrigation case of certain agricultural activities as well as household system, animal shearing and livestock services (other than industries, which are carried out either through out the veterinary services), grading agricultural and livestock prod­ year or only during certain seasons or part of the year ucts, soil conservation, soil testing, etc. depending on local circumstances, the reference period is the broad time span of the agricultural seasons preceding IV-Mining and Quarrying the enumeration. Main Worker: , It includes persons engaged in mining Jnd quarrying activities such as mining of coal, lignite, crude petroleum, A main worker is a person whose main activity is par­ natural gas, iron ore, manganese, gold, silver, copper ore, ticipation in any economically productive activity_Such par­ and quarrying of stones, clay and sand pits, precious and ticipation may be physical or mental in nature. Work in­ semi-precious stones, mica, gypsum, etc. volves not only actual work but also effective supervision and direction of work. For determining a worker, he/she V(a)-Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs should have worked for six months or 183 days or more in in Household Industry one or more than one activity. Workers are classified into nine industrial categories :- It covers the persons engaged in manufacturing, I-Cultivator processing, servicing and repairs in Household Indus­ try. 'Household Industry' (HHI) is defined as an indus­ For purposes of the census a person is considered'work­ try carried on by the head of household himself/herself ing as cultivator, if he or she is engaged either as employer, and/or by the members of the household at home or 9 within the village in rural areas and only within the pre­ IX-Other Services cincts of the house in which the household lives in the case of urban areas. The workers in a household indus­ it includes all other persons engaged in various types try generally consist of members of the household in­ of economic activities who are not covered under indus­ cluding the head. The industry should not be run on trial categories I to VIII. the scale of a factory which would qualify for being reg­ istered under the Indian Factories Act. Lastly, a house­ Marginal Worker hold industry should relate to productions, processing, servicing, repair or making and selling (but not merely A person who had worked for less than 183 days in a selling) of goods. It does not include professions such year is considered as a marginal worker. as a pleader, doctor, barber, musician, dancer, Non-Worker waterman, dhobi, astrologer, etc. or merely trade or business, even if such professions, trade or services are A non-worker is either mainly engag~d in household run at home by members of the household. duties or is a student or a dependent or a retired person or rentier or beggar or an inmate of an institution or engaged V (b )-Manu facturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs in other non-productive economic activity. in other than Household Industry BRIEF HISTORY OF THE DISTRICTS It includes persons engaged in manufacturing, process­ Two districts viz. Andamans and Nicobars were formed ing, servicing and repairs (other than Household Industry). in the year 1974 vide Andaman & Nicobar Administra­ tion's notification No. 11 0174/F.15-145174-) dated VI-Constructions 19-7-1974. Prior to this, the Union Territory of Andaman It inclupes persons engaged in constl'uction activities & Nicobar Islands was a uni-district territory. such as maintenance of buildings, roads, railways, telegraph, Andamans District: telephone, ':Vater ways and water reservoirs, hydro electric projects, industrial plants, activities allied to construction Till July 1974, Andaman & Nicobar Islands remained sllch as plumbing, heating and air conditioning installation, as a uni-district territory. In 1974, this was bifurcated into setting of tiles, marbles, bricks, etc. construction of electri­ two districts namely' Andamans' and 'Nicobars' vide noti­ cal installation etc. fication No. 110174/F.No. 15-145174-).1. dated 19-7- 1974. The Andamans district was constituted with two VII-Trade and Commerce sub-divisions viz. South Andaman and Mayabunder con­ sisting of four tahsils while the Nicobars district was consti­ It covers persons engaged in wholesale and retail trade tuted with Car Nicobar and Nancowry sub-divisions cover­ of any type like cereals, pulses, foodstuff, textiles and tex­ ing two tahsils. The four tahsils of Andamans district were tile productj wholesale trade in animals, straw and fodderj Diglipur, Mayabunder, Rangat and South Andaman and in medicines, chemicals, fuel lighting products, porcelain, the two tahsils of Nicobars district were Car Nicobar and glass utensil, crockery, etc. in all types of machinery equip­ Nancowry. The South Andaman tahsil was further bifur­ ment including transport and electrical equipment, trade cated into two tahsils namely, Port Blair and Ferrargunj in in furniture, rubber and rubber products, building mate­ the Year 1975 vide Notification No. 106/75/F.No. 40- rial, clocks, eye-glasses, medical and surgical instruments, 6174-) dated 30th October 1975. Thus since 1975, the precious metals, stone, jewellery, etc.; in grocery, vegeta­ district of Andamans comprised of five tahsils and the dis­ bles, fruit selling, meat, poultry, bakery products, dairy .trict of Nicobars comprised of two tahsils. products, pan, bidi, aerated water, etc., in readymade gar­ ments, retail trade in books and stationery. It also includes It may be stated that the district of Andamans consists restaurants, cafes and other eating places, hotels, rooming of three CD. Blocks namely North Andaman, Middle houses, camps and other lodging places. Andaman and South Andaman. This clearly indicates that in Andamans district, the CD. Blocks are not co-terminus VIII-Transport, Storage and Communication with the tahsils. The North Andaman CD. Block covers all the 42 inhabited villages of Diglipur tahsil which lies to the It includes persons engaged in transportational, stor­ northern most part of this territory and spread over in four age and communicational activities such as railways, tram­ in habited islands-Narcondam, East, North Andaman (Part) ways, motor buses, bullock carts, ekka, tonga, etc. ocean and Smith and 31 inhabited and 3 uninhabited villages of and coastal water, inland water transport, air transport" Mayabunder tahsil out of which 26 inhabited and 3 unin­ services rendered to transport such as packing, crating, travel habited villages fall in the remaining part of North Andaman agencies, etc. It also includes activities like storage, ware­ island one each in Stewart Island, Curlew Island and Aves housing, communication such as postal, telegraph, wire­ Island and 2 in Interview Island. Thus the North Andaman less, telephone, etc. CD. Block is constituted with 8 different islands having a

10 total of 73 inhabited and 3 uninhabited villages. rlaratang, (4) Peel, (5) John lawrence, (6) Havelock, (7) Neil, (8) South Andaman (Part), (9) Rutland, (10) Little Middle Andaman CD. Block consists of the remain­ Andaman and (11) North Sentinel. Apart from having ing area of Mayabunder tahsil comprising 34 inhabited the highest number of inhabited villages, the lone town, and 3 uninhabited villages of Middle Andaman Island {Port Blair' which is the seat of the Andaman & Nicobar (Part), and 67 inhabited and 8 uninhabited villages of Administration, is also located in this tahsil. the entire Rangat tahsil, out of which 64 inhabited and 8 uninha bited villages fall in the remaining part of Mid­ Ferrargun; tahsil dle Andaman Island, 1 in Porlob Island and 2 in Long Island. Thus the Middle Andaman CD. Block is consti­ This tahsil consists of 7~ inhabited villages. All these tuted with 3 different islands In which a total of 101 inhabited villages except two are located in South Andaman inhabited and 1 1 uninhabited villages exist. Island (Part). The remaining two villages i.e. Viper Island and Flat Bay Island are located very near to South Andaman South Andaman CD. Block, the biggest one in Island. Andamans district comprises of the entire Port Blair tahsil covering 82 inhabited and 5 uninhabited villages and the Nicobars district: entire Ferrargunj tahsil covering 78 inhabited and 2 unin­ habited villages. Out of the 87 villages in Port Blair tahsil 2 At the time of the 1981 Census, the district of Nicobars fall in North Passage island, 1 in Strait Island, 22 inhabited cansisted of two tahsils, namely, Car Nicobar and Nancowry and 2 uninhabited villages in Baratang Island, 1 inhabited which are placed under respective CD. Blocks i.e. Car and 3 uninhabited in Peel island,S each in Havelock and Nicobar and Nancowry. Thus it may be seen here that the Neil Islands, 1 each in John Lawrence and North Sentinel two CD. Blocks are co-terminus with their respective tahsils. Islands, 20 in South Andaman Island (Part) and 19 in Lit­ tle Andaman Island. Out of the 80 villages of Ferrargunj Car Nicobar tahsil tahsil, 76 inhabited and 2 uninhabited fall in the remaining pan of South Andaman Island and one each in Flat Bay Car Nicobar tahsil has 16 villages. The area is Island and Viper Islands. Thus the South Andaman CD. predominently inhabited by the tribals. Block comprises of 160 inhabited and 7 uninhabited vil­ lages spread over in 13 small islands. Nancowry tahsil Diglipur tahsil This tahsil has the largest number of villages among all the seven tahsils of both the districts of Andamans Jnd This tahsil consists of 42 inhabited villages which are Nicobars. There are 1 76 villages in this tahsil. ~ut of these, spread over in four inhabited islands, namely (1) 22 villages are uninhabited. The semi-noniadic tribal, Narcondam, (2) East, (3) North Andaman (Part) and (4) Shompens, reside in this tahsil. At the time oJ the I 991 Smith. This tahsil is located at the northern most part of Census, Shompens were enumerated in 10 villages. this territory. BRIEF HISTORY OF THE DISTRICT CENSUS Mayabunder tahsil HANDBOOK

There are 65 inhabited villages in this tahsil as per the Among the series of census publications, the District I 99 I census. These villages form part of six inhabited is­ Census Handbook (DCH) has been considered as the most lands namely (1) North Andaman (Part), (2) Stewart, (3) , important and widely used publication. Its history could be Curlew, (4) Aves, (5) Interview and (6) Middle Andaman traced from the {Village Lists' brought out for every dis­ (Part). trict in 1901 and {Village Statistics' in 1911 censuses. Rangat tahsil However this was discontinued in 1921 and 1931 Cen­ suses. But in 1941 Census, village statistics were brought This rahsil consisrs of 67 inhabired villages which are out by the then Central Provinces. It was for the first time mainly spread over part of Middle Andaman Island. The in 1951 Census, that a single volume known as District other inhabited islands falling in rhis tahsil are Porlob and Census Handbook, giving viJlage wise statistics and other Long Islands. census tables for each district was brought out at the cost of the State Government. Pan Blair rahsil The scope of the DCH has undergone considerable This tahsil has the distinction of having the highest changes since 1951. In 1951 the DCH contained only the number of 82 inhabited villages among the five tahsils of Primary Census Abstract and the census tables. To enhance the Andamans district. These villages are located in 11 the utility of this publication, improvements were made in inhabited islands viz. (1) North Passage, (2) Strait, (3) 1961 by including non-census data like climate, agricul-

11 ture, industry, education, health etc., in addition so as to Column 1 : Location Code No. make the DCH more comprehensive. This resulted in con­ siderable delay in bringing out the publication. Therefore, In order to ensure that every census village has been in 1971 it was decided to publish the DCH in three parts taken into account for census purpose, location code num­ in order to release the maximum data as and when final­ bers were assigned to each of the villages in a particular ised. Again, in 1981, the part containing the administra-' order. Thus, all the census villages which comprised of rev­ tive statistics has been dropped in order to avoid delay in enue villages, forest camps, Andaman Public Works De­ bringing out of DCH. Thus the present series of DCH con­ partment camps, bush police camps, contractors camps, A sists of two volumes viz. Part A containing the Village/ & N Forest & Plantation Development Corporation's camps Town Directory and Part B containing the Village/Town and encroachment areas etc., have been given separate wise Primary Census Abstract of the concerned district. location Code number and this is noted in this column.

As regards the Union Territory of A & N Islands, the Column 2 : Name of the village first DCH was brought out in 1981 Census though the village level basic population data was published in some In this column, the name of village has been given. As census publication in the earlier Censuses of 1971, 1961 explained earlier, forest A.P.W.D. bush police and other and 195 1. This was a combined volume for both the dis­ camps etc. located within the boundaries of a revenue vil­ tricts of Andamans and Nicobars. Considering the volume lage have been treated as part of the same village. All types of data available and in the interest of economy, the DCH of camps and encroachment areas etc., located outside the for 1991 Census also is decided to be brought out as a revenue boundaries have been treated as separate census combined volume for both the districts. villages and listed separately with the known names noted in this column. The readers will find that in certain cases SCOPE OF VILLAGE DIRECTORY, TOWN there are two census villages with the same name, one be­ DIRECTORY STATEMENTS AND PCA ing the revenue village and the other encroachment area. Column 3 : Total area of the village in hectares Village Directory The total geographical area of villages in hectares has Village Directory consists of 18 columns and provides been noted in this column. The area of only revenue vil­ village-wise information about amenities and land use pat­ lages of the five tehsils of Andamans district could be col­ tern. Here villages mean not only revenue villages but all lected. In the case of other non revenue census villages of places of human habitations where people were found liv­ all the five tehsils of Andamans district and all the census ing at the time of the 1991 census. The census villages villages of both the tehsils of Nicobars district, the area comprise all revenue villages and permanent and tempo­ figures were not available. Hence these could not be pre­ rary camps of Forest, Andaman Public Works Department sented in this column. Bush Police, Contractors and A & N Forest & Plantation Development Corporation's camp, : esides encroachment Column 4 : Total population and No. of households areas located on forest land outside the boundaries of rev­ enue villages. All such camps which were located within In this column, the total population of each village as the boundaries of a revenue village were treated as part of well as the number of households have been given. The that village for all purposes of census taking and no sepa­ number of households appears within brackets. rate entity has been maintained in respect of such camps. The data presented in the village directory have been mainly Column 5 - 10 : Amenities available obtained from the Tehsildars and the concerned Divisional Forest Officers. In these columns, different types of amenities which are available within the village such as educational, medical, The Village Directory data has been presented Com­ drinking water, post & telegraph, day or days of market! munity Development Block (C.D. Block) wise instead of hat and communication have been given. In case these the traditional TahsiIlTaluk/P.S. etc. level in the DCH of amenities are not available within the village, a dash (-) has 19.91 Census publicatiQn series. The villages in each Dis­ been shown against the same in the relevant column and trict have been arranged C.D. Block-wise and within each next to it the distance of the nearest place where such CD. Block tehsil wise with location code of each village, facilities are available to the village have been given in broad for the purpose of easy identification. Regarding this U.T., ranges of distance of less than 5 kms., 5 - 10 kms. and CD. Blocks are bigger units than that of ~ehsils. 10 + kms. Column 5 : Educational Information about each column of the village direc­ tory is given below: In this column, the type of educational institutions func-

12 tioning in the village are given. given, wherever availab[e.

Where there are more than one institutions of a type In case of certain villages, particularly of Nicobars dis­ in the village, the number has been indicated within brack­ tricts, information about the distance of each village from ets against the abbreviations like p(2}, M(3} & H(2} etc. Port Blair is not available. In such cases, the distance [f the facility is not availab[e within the village, a dash (-) between the islands where such villages are situated and has been shown in the column. But next to it in brackets, Port Blair has been given and this has been explained in the the distance in broad ranges, viz., less than 5 kms., 5 - 10 foot notes. kms. and 10 + kms. of the nearest place where educa­ tional facility is availab[e has been shown. Column 1 3 : Power supply

Column 6 : Medica[ The availability of power supply has been indicated in this column using codes. Medical facilities available in the village have been shown by using abbreviations :- Columns 1 4 - 18 Land use data Number of institutions of a type has been shown in The land use pattern in Village Directory conforms to - brackets against each e.g. H(2} D(2} etc. the pattern of classification of land use as recommended Column 7 : Drinking water by the Ministry of Food and Agricuiture, Government of India. The Ministry of Food and Agriculture has recom­ The types of potable drinking water supply sources mended the' maintenance of records of land use pattern available within a village have been indicated by abbrevia­ under five categories. tion:- These are as follows: Column 8 : Post & telegraph 1. Forests Post and telegraph facilities have been shown in this column by using codes. 2. Not available for cultivation:

Column 9 : Day or days of market/hat (a) Lands put to non-agricultural uses

Here, the day or days on which weekly market/hat, if, (b) Barren and unculturable lands any, held in the villages is/are given. The practice of weekly markets/hats, etc. is not prevalent through out except at a 3. Other uncultivated lands excluding fallow lands. few places about which information has been given in this column. (a) Permanent pastures and other grazing lands

Column 10 : Communications. (b) Lands under miscellaneous tree crops and groves In this column, communication and public transport not included in the net area sown facilities have been shown by using codes :- (c) Culturable wastes Column 11 : Approach to village 4. Fallow lands: The approach to village refers to the type of road etc. leading to the village. The type of road approachable to (a) Fallow lands other than current fallows village is indicated by using code. (b) CurrentI fallpw.s Where more than one such approach facilities are available, the same have been indicated separately by 5. Net area sown individual codes. In the Village Directory format, column 14 (forest) is Column I 2 : Nearest town & distance the same as category I above. Columns 15 (irrigated) and 16 (unirrigated) give the break-up of agricultural land. These In this column, the nearest town and distance from are a combination of cafGgories 4 (a+b) and 5 above. the village is to be recorded. In case of this territory, there Column 17 (cu[turab[e waste) corresponds to category 3 is only one town, Port Blair (M.B.). The distance in kms, (a + b + c) above column 18 corresponds to category 2 by shortest routs (Le., either by road or sea) has also been (a+b). 13 Village levelland use data in this territory is only avail­ not taken up for cultivation or taken up for cultivation able partially. Neither the total area nor the land use data once, but not cultivated during the five years or more in is available for all the non revenue census villages which succession. Such lands may be either fallow or covered comprise different types of temporary and permanent, with shrubs and jungles which are not put to any use. These camps and encroachment area, etc. located on the forest may be assessed. But as may be seen from the Village Di­ land. Similarly the land use data for all the villages of both rectory, within cultivated holdings, lands under thatching, the tehsils of Nicobars district is also not available, as vil­ grasses, bamboo bushes and other groves for fuels, etc. lages are yet to be cadastrally surveyed in this district. The which are not included under orchards or forests shall also land use data is available only in respect of revenue villages come under this head. All grazing lands, whether they are falling in the five tehsils of Andamans district. Thus, in case permanent pastures and meadows or not, village common of non-revenue villages of Andamans district and in case of and grazing lands within forest areas shall be included in all villages of both the tehsils of Nicobars district, the infor­ this column. The area classified as culturable waste has been mation is not available and NA is shown in these columns. given in this column in hectares.

Column 14 : Forests Column 18 : Area not available for cultivation

This includes all lands classified as forest under any The information given in this column includes land not legal enactment dealing with forests or administered as for­ available for cultivation such as barren, uncultivable land ests, whether wooded or maintained as potential forest land. and land put to non-agricultural uses. The areJ of crops raised in the forest and grazing lands or areas open for grazing within the forest remain included Land put to non-agricultural uses stands for all lands under tile forest area. If any portion of such land is not occupied by buiildings, roads and railways or under water actually wooded but put to some agricultural use, that por­ e.g. rivers and canals and other lands put to uses other tion shall be included under the appropriate heading of than agriculture. cultivated or uncultivated land. In some cases there may be instances where patches of land put to agricultural use Barren and unculturable lands cover all barren and within the statutorily notified forests area considered as unculturable lands like mountains, deserts, etc., land which forest by the revenue agency. These have been treated as cannot be brought under cultivation unless at a high cost forests. have been c1asse as unculturable whether such land was in isolated blocks or within cultivated holdings. Information Columns 15-16 : Irrigated by source and unirrigated for this column is only available in case of revenue villages (land use) for which area figures are given. These two columns cover all agricultural land and in­ clude net area sown with crops and orchards or net Town Directory cropped area and also current and other fallows. The col­ umns do not include gross area shown with crops and or­ The Town Directory consists of seven statements viz. chards counting areas sown more than one in the same year only once. Statement I Status and Growth History Column 15 : Irrigated (by source) Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of Towns, 1989 In this column, the land under irrigation by source such as canal, tube vrell, etc. has been recorded. But as Statement III Municipal Finance, 1988-89 may be seen from the Village Directory no irrigation facil­ ity is aVailable in any of the villages in this Union Territory Statement IV Civic and other Amenities, 1989 except 4 villages, in Diglipur tehsi!. Thus, a dash is indi­ cated against all the villages of all the tehsils of both the Statement IV A Civic and other Amenities in Notified districts except the four villages mentioned above in Diglipur Slums, 1989 Tehsi!. Column : 16 - Unirrigated Statement V Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural facilities J 990 The extent of unirrigated but cultivable land has been fUr[lished in this column. Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking, J 989. Column I 7 : Culturable waste (including pastures & groves) Statement I has been compiled on the basis of the in­ This includes all lands available for cultivation whether formation available in this Directorate while Statement II 14 to VI have been compiled by obtaining data from the Port Column 6 : Area (Sq. Km.) Blair Municipal Board and other agencies. This column facilitates analysis of the Town Directory The scope of the data and meaning of the abbrevia­ data upto state and all India level. Information about the tions used in each statement are explained below. area of the town indicated in this column is generally sup­ plied by the civic bodies. However, in the case of Port Blair Statement 1 : Status and growth history M.B., necessary information was supplied by the Assistant Commissioner (Settlement). The area is indicated upto two This statement runs into 21 columns and is primarily places of decimal. intended to give some basic statistics of each town and also Column 7 : No. of households including houseless a comparative picture of the population of each town at households the time of different census from 1901 to 1991. This column contains information about the total Column I : Serial No. number of households, including the houseless households, as per the 199 1 Census. In this column the serial numller of the town listed in this statement is given. In case of this Union Territory, Columns 8 - 1 7 : Population and growth rate of there is only one town - Port Blair. town at (different) Censuses from 1901 to 1991. Column 2 : Class, name and civic administration of In these columns, the population figures for the town town. since 1901 alongwith their decadal growth rates from cen­ sus to census are given. The percentage decadal growth This column contains information about the Class of rates have been given in brackets below the population the town based on its population size, name and civic sta­ figures. tus. According to the 1991 Census, there are six classes of towns as per their population size given below :- As regards Port Blair (M.B.) the only town of this Union Territory, columns 8 to 12 relating to population figures Population Class for 1901 to 1941 a dash (-) has been indicated as the town was formed for the first time in the 195 1 census 2 only. 100,000 & above Column 18 : Density 1991 50,000 - 99,999 (( This column facilitates analysis of the Town Directory data. The density has been calculated after taking into ac­ 20,000 - 49,999 III count the area figures given in column 6 and the popula­ 10,000 - 19,999 IV tion of 1991 given in column 1 7 of this statement. The density figures are per sq. km. 5,000 - 9,999 V Columns 19 - 21 : Sex Ratio 1961 - 1991 Below 5,000 VI Like other demographic indicator, sex ratio Le. females In this Union Territory, we have only one town, Port 'per 1,000 males, has also been introduced to facilitate Blair which is a class (( town. Its civic administrative status analysis of the Town Directory data. The sex ratio recorded is Municipal Board (M.B.). at the 1971, 1981 and 1991 censuses has been given in columns 19, 20 & 21 respectively. Column 3 : Location Code Statement" : Physical aspects and location of town A location code number is assigned to each town which 1989 is necessary with a view to located the town in the map. This statement, containing 12 columns, gives informa­ Roman numbrals are used to indicate the location code tion about physical aspects and location of the town. The numbers. column headings are discussed below :- Column 4 : Name of tehsil Hq. Column 1 : SI. No. The name of the tehsil headquarters in which a par­ This is self-explanatory. In Case of this Union Territory ticular town is situated is given in this column. there is only one town-Port Blair.

15 Column 2 -: Class and name of town Column 1 to 3 :

In this column population size class of each town be­ Cols. 1 to 3 relate to SI. No. class and name of the sides its name are recorded. In case of this Union Terri­ town and civic administration status of the town. These are tory, there is only one town viz., Port Blair which falls in self-explanatory . CIJSS IJ. Column 4 : Population Column 3 to 5 : Physical Aspects

Col. 3 presents the rain fall data and cols. 4 & 5 present This column gives the total population of the town as til(! data relating to maximum and minimum temperature. per the 199 i Census. The total population of the Port The rain fall is given in millimeter and temperature in Blair area at the 1991 Census was 74,955. ccntigrades. Both the rainfall and temperature data have been supplied by Secretary Municipal Board. Column 5 : SC and ST population

Columns 6 to 8 : Name of and the road distance in No Scheduled Caste population was recorded as such Kill., from State/District/Tehsil headquarters in this town as well as in case of the Union Territory. Only Scheduled Tribes were enumerated in this Union Territory In these columns, the name of and the road distance and in Port Blair Municipal area. At the 1991 Census, trolll the state, district and tehsil headquarters are recorded. 502 lSI' were enumerated in Port Blair Municipal area. A~ Port Blair is the only town of this Union Territory, the S(,He, district and tehsil headquarters being the same as the Column 6 : Road length in Km. n("lrest town itself, the distance has been recorded as '0' in each column below the name of the town. The total road length in Km, is given in this column. This has been obtained from the Andaman Public Works Columns 9 to 12 : Name of and road distance in Department which is responsible for the construction and Kill. from nearest city, railway station, bus route, naviga­ maintenance of the roads in Port Blair. ble river/canal. Column 7 : Sewage System In column 9, the name of Madras City, which has a popUlation of more than one lakh and which is nearest to Only one type of sewage system i.e. open service drain Port Blair as compared with any other city, has been re­ (OSD) is in existence in Port Blair town. corded. Columns 8 to 10 : No. of latrines Similarly in column 10 the name of Madras railway stJtion has been recorded which is the nearest railway sta­ The number of water borne and service type latrines tion from Port Blair, Madras is about 1,190 km. away have been given in columns 8 and 9 as supplied by the frolll Port Blair. In column II, the bus route is to be re­ Municipal Authorities. Information in respect of column (Orded. In case of Port Blair since the town is enjoying bus 10 'Others' is nil. IOllLe within the town itself, the name of the same has been given and '0' distance has been recorded below the Column 1 1 : Method of disposal of night soil. n,ll1le of town. In column 12 the distance from the naviga­ bl\' river/cJnal etc. is co be recorded. In case of Port Blair Three methods of disposal of night soil are prevalent ll,lVigation facility is available from the town itself by sea. in Port Blair. Here night soil is disposed of with the help of: A\ ~lIch a dash is shown in this column. 1. Baskets (B) Statement III : Municipal Finance, 1988-89 2. Wheel Barrows (WB), and This stJtement contains I 7 columns and gives infor- 111,llion about the actual receipts and expenditures of the 3. Septic tank latrines (ST). civic body for tile year 1988-89. This statement is based Oil, tl ' information furnished by the Port Blair (M.B.). Columns 12 & 13 : Protected water supply

StJtemem IV : Civic and other amenities The protected water supply in Port Blair town is through tap water (T). Suitable code has been given in column 12. There are I 9 columns in this statement which relate In column 13, the system of storage alongwith capacity in to civic and other amenities available in the town. These Iitres has been given. In Port Blair, the system of storage is .m' discLissed below: service Reservoirs' (SR) .

16 Column 14 : Fire fighting service Column 8 : Engineering Colleges

The fire fighting services available in Port Blair (M. B.) No engineering college is located in Port Blair town. which is indicated in this column. Column 9 : Polytechnics Columns 1 5 to 1 8 : Electrification (No. of connec­ tions) There was no polytechnics situated in Port Blair town. But thi~ facility is available within 7 Km. from Port Blair The number of domestic, industrial, commercial and Town. ro.ld light points have been given in columns IS, 16, 17 ,1lld I 8 respectively. Column 10 : Recognised shorthand, typewriting and other vocational training institution. Information for column 19 'Others' is 211. No such recognised training institution are functioning Statement IVA. Civic and other amenities in noti­ in Port Blair town. An industrial training institute is func­ n~d slums, 1989 tioning within a distance of 7 Kms from Port Blair. Some unrecognised shorthand and typewriting institutes are func­ It may be stated that the statement IV A provides tioning in Port Blair town the details of which have not information on civic and other amenities in notified or rec­ been given here. ognised slums of class I and II towns. Since Port Blair a class II town has no such slums, statement has 'NIL' informa­ Column II : Higher Secondary/Intermediate/PUC tion. (Pre-University) CollegelJunior College level

Statement V : Medical, educational, recreational and There are 9 (Nine) such institutions located in Port cultural facilities, 1989 Blair town. There are 20 columns in this statement which relate Column 12 : Secondary/Matriculation to the medical, educational, recreational and cultural fa­ cilities ']vJilable in the town. Fourteen secondary/matriculation schools are located in Port Blair town. Columns I to 3 : SI. No., Class & name of town and population Column 13 : Jr. Secondary/Middle Schools. These are self-explanatory. There are 17 Jr. Secondary/Middle Schools located in Column 4 : Hospital, dispensary, TB clinic, etc. Port Blair town.

Particulars regarding different types of medical institu­ Column I 4 : Primary Schools I inns funcrioning in the town are indicated in this column. The number of primary schools located in Port Blair Column 5 : Beds in medical institutions town is 23

In this column the number of beds provided for in­ While giving the number of secondary/middle junior p,lI.ients in the medical institutions mentioned in column 4 and primary schools in columns 12 to 14, single school, h f:1ven providing education for classes I to 12. 1 to 10 and 1 to 8 have been treated as having multiple units. For example. Columns 6 - 14 : Educational facilities if in a senior secondary school where education is being imparted from Class I to Class XII, it will be counted as Column 6 : Arts/Science/Commerce College four units i.e. 1 for senior secondary, 1 for secondary, 1 for junior secondary and middle and 1 for primary school. There is only one college in Port Blair town. In this Similarly, if in a middle school classes are run from I to (ollege Arts, Science and Commerce (ASC) are taught VIII, it will be treated as 2 units viz. I middle school and I lIPto degree level. Post graduate studies were available in primary. Hindi, English, Geography, Political Science & Chemistry. Column 15 : Adult literacy classes/centres, others Column 7 : Medical Colleges (specify)

There is no medical college in Port Blair which is the There are ten adult literacy centres located in Port Blair 0111y lown in this Union Territory. town. 17 Column 16 : Working women's hostel with No. of i} Timber, seats ii} Plywood and match splints, and Only one working women's hostel is located in Pon Blair town with a capacity of 34 seats iii} Copra and arecanut.

Columns I 7 to 20 : No. of recreational and cultural It may not be out of place to mention here that POrt facilities. Blair which is the seat of the Administration, is the main commercial centre located in these islands. Various com­ Column I 7 : Stadia modities are first imported from the mainland to Port Blair There are two stadia in Port Blair town. from where they distributed to far flung areas located in these islands. Similarly Port Blair is also the centre of Column 18 : Cinema export.

There are five cinema houses in Port Blair town out of Various commodities from different parts of the terri­ which one is a temporary type. tory are generally brought to Port Blair for onward ship­ ment/ export to mainland. Column 19 : Auditoria/Drama/Community Halls Columns 9 to 1 t : Names of three most important The number of such units is 10. commodities manufactured. The names of three most important commodities manu­ Column 20 : Public libraries including reading room. factured in Port Blair town have been given in these col­ There are three public libraries (PL) and three reading umns. These commodities are Match splints and plywood. rooms (RR) in Port Blair town. Wooden furnitures and steel Almirahs.

Statement VI: Trade, Commerce, Industry and Bank­ Column 12 : No. of banks ing 1979 Seven banks are located in Port Blair (M.B.)

This statement has 14 columns giving information about Column 13 : Agricultural credit societies. trade, commerce, industry and banking. There are 44 agricultural credit societies in Port Blair Columns 1 and 2 : SI. No. & Class and Name of (M.a.). Town Column 14 : No. of non-agricultural societies These are self-explanatory. t 9 non-agricultural credit societies are functioning in Columns 3 to 5 : Names of most important com­ Port Blair town. modities imported PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT In these columns, the names of three most impurtant commodities imported to Port Blair have been shown in In part B of the District Census Handbook of each order of their volume. These commodities are: district, "Primary Census Abstract" is presented. It con· tains the basic tables of demographic importance obtained i) Cerials and edibles on full count basis of. [he Individual Slips. Data in these tables are furnished village wise for the rural areas and ii} construction materials, and wardwise in respect of each census town for the urban ar­ eas. iii} grocery and textiles. The Village/Urban PCA table consists of 42 columns. The scope of each of these columns is discussed below: Columns 6 to 8 : Names of 3 most important com­ modities exported. Column t : Location code

These columns show the names of three most impor­ The location code is a number assigned [0 each village tant commodities exported from Port Blair. These com­ within a tehsil and each census town within a district in a modities are: particular order. The numbers aSSigned to [he tehsils and

IS villages are Arabic numerals while those assigned to towns oncile the data as supplied by the surveyor General of In­ are Roman numerals. The districts and the Union Terri­ dia and the local revenue authorities. tory have also been assigned location code numbers with Arabic numerals. Column 4 : No. of occupied residential houses

The Andamans district has been given location code In this column, the number of such houses, which were number 1 while the Nicobars district has been assigned in actual use of residential purpose, either wholly or partly, location code No.2. The location code numbers of tehsils at the time of the enumeration i.e. between February, 9 and the only town of Port Blair are given below: and 28, 1991 is given. Name of tehsil/town Location Code No. Column 5 : No. of households 2 The total number of households, including institutional households and houseless households, if any, in a village or ANDAMANS DISTRICT block is given in this column.

Diglipur tehsil Columns 6 to 8 : Total population (including institu­ tional and houseless population)

Mayabunder tehsil 2 The total and sex-wise population figures given in this table include population of institutional and houseless house­ Rangat tehsil 3 holds but exclude the population of the major groups of sentinelese and Jarawas who could not be contacted and Port Blair tehsil 4 enumerated. During the 1991 Census 84 Jarawas (45 males and 39 females) were enumerated in place of 31, enumer­ Ferrargunj tehsil 5 ated during 1981. It was only for the first time that 26 sentinelese, (14 males and 12 females) were enumerated Port Blair M.B. in the history of the census of these islands). These figures are also included in the total population figures of these islands. NICOBARS DISTRICT Columns 9 and 10 population 0 - 6 Car Nicobar tehsil The total number of males and females in the age group Nancowry tehsil 2 o - 6 is given in these columns. Columns 11 and 12 : Scheduled Castes Column 2 : Name of Village/town/urban ward No castes have been notified as scheduled castes in The name of the village and town corresponding to relation to the Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar the location code numbers are given in this column. Islands. Information in respect of the scheduled castes is, therefore, nil. Column 3 : Area of village in hectares and of town/ ward in sq. kms. Columns 13 and 14 : Scheduled Tribes These two columns furnish the population of Sched­ In this column, the particulars of total geographical uled Tribes by sex. The expression scheduled tribes means area of the revenue villages furnished by the Tehsildar con­ such tribes or tribal communities or parts of or groups within cerned has been given. In case of Port Blair M.B. the area such tribes or tribal communities as are deemed under figures as supplied by the Asst. Commissioner (Settlement) Articles 342 to be scheduled tribes for purposes of the have been given. Similarly, area figures of tehsil have been Constitution of India. supplied by the Assistant Commissioner (Settlement). The area of the Union Territory and the districts is as furnished Columns 15 and 16 : Literates by the Surveyor General of India through {he Central Sta­ tistical Organisation. Village level area figures for all the In these columns, the number of literates which in­ villages of both the tehsils of the Nicobars district are not clude those who have not attained any formal education as available and so is the case with the non-revenue villages of well as those who have attained some education level by the Andamans district. No attempt has been made to rec- sex have been given. 19 All children in the group 0 - 6 have been treated as Columns 31 and 32 illiterate even though they could read and write a few odd words. The sexwise breakup of workers engaged in construc­ tion is given in these columns. Columns 17 to 38 Columns 33 and 34 Sexwise break up of all main workers have been given in column number 17 and 18. Further break up of these In these columns the sexwise breakup of workers en­ main workers in 9 broad categories have also been given in gaged in trade and commerce is given. the appropriate columns. Columns 35 and 36 Columns No. 19 and 20 cultivators The male female break up of workers engaged in trans­ In columns No. 19 and 20, the sexwise breakup of port, storage and communication is given in these columns. cultivators are given. Columns 37 and 38 Columns No. 21 and 22 : Agricultural labourers The sexwise break up of all workers other than those In these columns, the sex wise break up of agricultural shown in columns 19 to 36 are given in columns 37 and labourers are given. 38. Columns No. 23 and 24 Columns 39 and 40 The sex wise population figures of all those who are These columns represent the break up of all marginal engaged in livestock. Forestry, Fishing, hunting and planta­ workers. tion orchards and allied activities are' given in these col- Columns 41 and 42 umns. The sexwise break up of all non workers are given in Columns No. 25 and 26 these columns of the PCA The sexwise break up of all those who are engaged in Non workers comprise the following categorises of per- Mining and quarrying is given in these columns. sons. Columns 27 to 30 i) Persons engaged in household duties Columns numbers 27 to 30 deal with those who are ii) Students engaged inl1lanufaccuring, processing servicing and repairs. This category is funher divided intc two groups, namely iii) Dependents household industry and other than household industry. iv) Retired persons or rentiers CQlunms No. 27 and 28 represent the sex wise break up of workers in household industry and cols. 29 and 30 rep­ v) Beggars, vagrants, etc. resent the sexwise break up of workers engaged in other than household industry. vi) Inmates of institutions vii) Other non-workers.

20 PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF THE DISTRICTS

T~e Andaman and Nicobar islands are a group of pic­ Territory in the manner specified in column (2) of the tures-que Islands, big and small, inhabited and uninhab­ Table, paragraph 1 of the First Schedule to the A and N ited. Lying in the South-Eastern part of the Bay of Bengal. Islands (Administration) Regulation, 1979. In addition to Often described as green islands in the marigold sun on these, two members are nominated by the Administrator, which the horizons are fixed, they were Imown throughout one belonging to any of the Scheduled Tribes of the country as 'Kalapani' because of their having been a Andamanese, Onges and Shompens and one woman, if no penal settlement under the British Rule, a reputation they woman becomes a member of the Preadesh Council under are fast shedding since Independence. any of the foregoing clauses.

The Union Territory of A and N Islands is cut off from Till 11 th November, 1982, the Chief Commissioner the mainland by vast stretches of sea. The islands are sprawl­ was the administrative head of the Union Territory, From ing in the Bay of Bengal from North to South and, with the 12th November, 1982, the Union Territory has been exception of Narcondam island, these islands form almost placed under the charge of the Lt. Governor. like an arch wi.thin a parallelogram located between 6 and 14 degrees of the North Latitude and 92 and 94 degrees The Geological Background of East Longitude. The following extracts from the Local Gazettee. The The total area of the Union Territory of A and N Is­ Andaman and Nicobar Islands, 1908, give a full geologi­ lands as supplied by the Surveyor General is 8,249 sq. cal background of these two groups of islands. kms. The area of Andamans district is 6,408 sq. kms. While that of Nicobars district is 1,841 sq. kms. Each district is The acceptable evidence on this subject that is so far under the charge of a Deputy Commissioner. available goes to show on the assumption that except in the case of isolated volcanic peaks 200 fathoms is the ex­ The Union Territory comprises more than 306 named treme limit to the rising and sinking of land on the earth's and unnamed islands and over 260 named and unnamed surface, the possibility of there having been a time when rocks. However, only 36 islands are inhabited. Of these the whole Andaman group with preparis and the coca; 24 are located in Andamans district and 12 in Nicobars formed one continous bill connected with Cape Negrais, district. This number does not include Ross island which is and that this hill was separated by a strait of, say 400 fath­ completely used by Defence authorities and Chatham is­ oms deep and, say, 30 miles wid,e, from the Nicobars con­ land connected by a pucca bridge to Pon Blair has been sidered as one island and the general Nicobar island again located as part of Port Blair Municipal Board of Port Blair from Sumatra by a strait of, say: 600 fathoms deep, and tehsil of Andamans district. perhaps not more than 30 miles wide. The 100 fathom line connects the preparis Group with Burma (Cape Negrais) Though in both the districts, 'Andamans' and converts all the Andamans with the Cocos Group into one 'Nicobars' no Jurisdictional Changes have taken place dur­ island and, except for a few deeper soundings, all the ing the last decade a small variation can be observed in the Nicobars into another island. It would also convert the number of inhabited islands and inhabited villages in both Invisible Bank, 40 miles East of the South Andamans, now the districts/tehsils as compared to 1981 Census. This is a mere 'rock awash' in mid ocean, i"to a considerable is­ l lllainly due to the habitational pattern of tribals especially land and would considerably enlarge the area of Barren the Shorn Pens, who normaly change their place of resi­ Island, but it would leave Narcondam Island as it is, so that dence frequently, and the encroachments coming up in in reality, as above indicated, the Andamans and Cocos forest area or by establishing forest camps by the forest are, geographically speaking, exhibitions of one summit and department in reserved forest. the Nicobars of another of the subemarine range between Burma and Sumatr~, whose Eastern outlaying spurs are As this habitations have been found outside the rev­ expressed by the Invisible Bank and Barren Island. enUe.'lfea, these were treated as separate villages for cen­ Narcondam belongs to the Asiatic continent (Burma). SliS purpose as explained earlier. The accepted conclusive argument proving the isola­ A Pradesh Council has been set up under the A and N tion of the Andaman sea from the connected oceans is Islands (Administration) Regulation, 1979. The Pradesh that of Carpenter, who showed that the temperature of its Council consists of the Administrator, the Member of the great depths involved the existance all round it of subma­ House of people representing the Union Territory, the rine hills, the greatest depth of which below sea level could Chairman of the Port Blair Municipal Board and 25 per­ not be more than about 7 SO fathoms. The contours of the sons elected or nominated from the areas of the Union depths of this sea from such data as the available charts at

21 my disposal afford seem to fully support Carpenter's con­ the territory, the notified reserved and protected forests clusion. The openings into the Andaman sea from the con­ form about 86.2% of the area. Out of the total geographical nected oceans are :- from Bay of Bengal, the North and area of 8249 sq. km. forests occupy 7171 sq. km (5630 South Prepares Channels, the Coco Channel, Duncan Pas­ sq.km. in the Andaman group of Islands and 1541 sq. km. sa~e, Ten Degrees Channel and the Great Channel :- from in the Nicobar group) in which 4242 sq.km. is under pro­ the Gulf of Siam, the Straits of Malacca. This last has a bar ceeded forests and 2929 sq.km. is under Reserved forests. only a few fathoms deep and clearly isolate the Andamans Sl';) from the Gulf. The greatest depths in the other chan­ The forests form the back-bone of the Islands economy. nels are as under, North preparis channel, 47 fathoms, Nearly one third of the local population is directly depend­ South Preparis Channel, 150 fathoms, 1 Coco channel, ent on forests and forest based activities. About 50,000 36 fathoms, Duncan Passage, 17 fathoms, Ten Degrees hectares of revenue land still support pristine forests. Being channel, 565 fathoms, Great channel, 798 fathoms. a renueuable resource, scientifically managed forests can be used for meeting the local population without causing On either side the line of the Andamans and Nicobars any degradation to the eco-system. Nearly 50% of the til(> sea rapidly dee pans to 100 fathoms and thence on the forest area, specially distributed throughout the territory wpst In the Bay of Bengal to over 2000 fathoms within 60 has been set aside as 'in-violate' in the form of Tribal Re­ miles of the Nicobars and probably within 100 miles of serves. National parks and coastal Belts, where no forestry the Andamans, and on the east in the Andamans Sea to operations are being undertaken. 2000 fathoms within 85 miles of the Nicobar and within .1iJOU[ 95 miles of the Andamans. The contours thus show History beyond doubt the existence of a lofty range of submarine mountains between Cape Negrais and Athin Head rising Though, the working of the Andaman forests dates frolll the ocean depths upto 15000 feet and nowhere less back to the penal settlement in 1858, the forest Depart­ th~lI1 6000 feet on the East and upto 15000 feet and ment was established in 1883. In those early days, extrac­ nowhere less than 10000 feet on the west, thus separating tion was confined only to a few selected species like padauk the Bay of Bengal from the Andaman sea. Of this great (Pterocarpus Dal bergioides) Gurjan (Dipterocarpus) White r;lIlge 700 miles long, taking 100 fathoms as a abse, the chuglam (Terminalia Bealata) etc. on more or less 'pick­ continental and island summits are shown in one central the-plum-basis' . line north to south as (1) Cape Negrais (Agrakan Yomas) and preparis Islands, (2) Cocos and Andaman Islands, (3) The working plan for the forests of Andaman prepared Nlcobar Islands, (4) Achine Head (Sumatra). The West­ by Mr. Todd in 1906 and that by Mr. Bonnington in 1914 ern BankS, the Sentinal Islands, and Dalrymple Bank are could not be implemented fully due to the exigencies of lower summits to the west of the central line. According to war and immense efforts needed for clearing the forest for the contours outlying summits of detached spurs of the penal settlement. Taking into account the problems of re­ central line to the east are Barren Island and the Invisible generation, the first working plan on scientific basis was B.lIlk. They also show that Narcondam and the submarine prepared in 1935. Later on in 1951, Shri B.S. Chengappa, hill to its somh-east are separated from the Central Andaman extra Assistant Conservator of forest prepared a working .llld Nlcobar Range, being summits of outlying spurs of the plan giving importance to natural regeneration and thus Yonus attached to Cape Negrais. Thus last fact supports gave birth to a new system called' Andaman Canopy lifting till' old assumption that the dormant Barren Island volcano shelter wood system' for working the forest. belongs to the immediate Sunda group of volcanoes, while llle long extinct Narcondam Volcano belongs to the Pegu Timber Extraction group, belonging to general Sunda group, Timber is extracted systematically according to the Narcondam and Barren Islands are, as already noted, working plan. Only about 40 spices which are presently properly volcanoes belonging to the Sunda group, and line marketable and commercially important are being harvested. wllh the Nicobars, along one of the principal lines of weak­ In the begining entire extraction of timber was done by Iless in the earth's surface. The Andamans are just off this forest department. Later, consequent upon setting up of Jild escape the violent earthquakes to which the others are plywood industries, 10 years coupes were leased out to liable. the industries for meeting their requirements. But this sys­ MAJOR CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DISTRICT tem of leasing out coupes to the industries has been stopped ECONOMIC RESOURCES since June 1990, taking into account the guidelines issued by the Govt. of India regarding the conservation of forests. (a) Forestry This caused a decrease in the level of timber extraction.

In the Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Is­ Utilisation lands, though the forest, as assessed by the forest survey of India from the Satellite Imagery, extends over 91.96% of The forests of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands have 22 been categorised as one of the highest potential productiv­ mostly endangered and endemic to these islands, a sepa­ ity zones in India owing to favourable climate and edaphic rate wild Life Wing was established during the last decade factors available in these Islands. Keeping in view the guide­ under the Chief Wild Life Warden in the rank of Conserva­ lines issued by the Govt. of India regarding the conserva­ tor of Forests. Under him 3 Wild Life Divisions are func­ tion of forests for maintaining the eco-system, the level of tioning viz., Wild Life Division - I at Port Blair with head­ timber extraction was restricted to the tune of 1,00,000 quarters at South Andaman, Wild Life Division - " cu.meters per annum. Mayabunder with its headquarters at North Andaman and Wild Life Division campbell Bay with its headquarters at In order to utilise the additional available timber po­ Nicobar Division. tential, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands Forest and Plan­ tation Development Corporation Ltd., was established dur­ The Islands have an equally unique and interesting ing 1977-78. The Corporation plays an important role in fauna. Some of the animals, birds and reptiles are rare and gearing up production of wood and establishments of wood endemic to these Islands. Out of 55 species of mammals based industries, raising of economic plantation etc. recorded from the islands, 20 are endemic in origin. Simi­ larly, out of 242 species and sub species of birds, 90 are The main source of forest re\l.enue is sale of timber. endemic and out of the 8 1 species of reptiles 22 are en­ The timber extracted from the forest is supplied to the demic. Some of the important indigenous species are - local forest based industries, Departmental saw mills and other Govt. departments etc., After meeting the local re­ (1) Andaman Wild Pig (Sus scrofa andamanensis) quirement for logs and sawn timber, the surplus is shipped to mainland depots for sale and supply to the various agen­ cies through the agency of DGS&D. The department earned (2) Andaman Teal (Anas gibberifrons albogularis) a revenue of more than 20 crore rupees during the year 1991-92. (3) Nicobar Megopode (Megapoduir treycinet abbotti)

Regeneration (4) Nicobar Monkey (Macaca fascicularis Umbrosa)

After the forestry operations were started in Andamans, (5) Nicobar Pigeon (Coloenar nicobarica) consequent upon the setting of the Forest Department in 1883 in these islands, regeneration of the worked over (6) Narcondum Hornbil (Rhyticeros narcondart:Ji) forests was taken up through artificial regeneration. Under this system, plantation of teak as well as local species like padauk and pyinma which were considered valuable and (7) Salt Water Crocodile (Crocodilus Porosas) marketable at that time were attempted. (8) Dugong or Sea Cow (Dugong dugon) However, this was subsequently given up when the tech­ nique of natural regeneration was developed and perfected. (9) Common Dolphin (Delphinus delphis) and sperm This technique alongwith the silvicultural system followed Whale (Physeter macro cephalus) is known as I Andaman Canopy Lifting Shelterwqod sys­ tem, under this system, both the forests evergreen and deciduous have successfully been and are being regenrated Sea water habitat is equally rich with 75 species of without clear-felling. Apart from ensuring the successful corals, (1) Coelenterate Phylum, 5 species of sea pens, and adequate stocking of the area with economical species, (2) Ceolenterate Phylum, 49 species of Polychaetes, (3) it aims at retaining the original multiple character of the Annelida Phylum, 10 species of crabs, (4) Cerustacca-class, forests as far as practicable and possible. During the dec­ 30 species of Molluscs (5) Phylum Mollusca, 12 species of ade, and area of 53839 hects and 16433 hects were. chitons, 24 species Halothuroides, 20 species of Star Fish, . brought under Natural & Aided Regeneration activities 15 species of Urchins (call are Echinodermate-Phylum) 600 respectively. species of fish, (6) Piscs-c1ass, 2 species of mammals, (7) Mammalia-class, 4 species of turtles and a variety of the Clear-felling of forests for raising teak paduak Planta­ sea Snakes. (both belongs to Reptilias-class) In order to tions and other species was stopped during 1977. Com­ protect and preserve the Wild Life and their habitat, 94 mercial exploitation of mangroves has since been stopped Wild life Sanctuaries and 6 National Parks covering an to conserve the luxuriant mangroves, which are also acting arE~a of 1 1.4% have been constituted in the island terri­ as the shore protectores. tory. For effective protection and conservation of the Wild Life. Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972 and Wild Life (Pro­ Wild Life . tection) A & N Islands, Rules, 1972 were enforced dur­ ing the last decade in this territory. Major part of Great For effective management of the wild life, which are Nicobar Island has been declared as Biosphere Reserve. 23 Flora were later renamed as Executive Engineer (HQ) and Ex­ ecutive Engineer (Rural) and the scope of work was evenly More than 91 .9% of the total area of Andaman and distributed between the two divisions. With the increasing Nicobar Islands is covered with luxuriant growth of tropi­ activities of the department the Govt. of India created a cal forest rarely found elsewhere in India. The main type of circle having three Divisions namely Head Quarter, Rural forests mostly found in this Union Territory are (t) Man­ and procurement & Stores, during 1980. grove forest (2) Beach forests (3) Low level Evergreen forests and (4) Deciduous and Semi deciduous forests. The At present the Department is headed by a Superin­ forest type in these islands depend almost entirely on the tending Engineer having 5 divisions, viz. Head Quart~r, underlying soil and rock formation for their distribution. power Generation Rural, procurement planning stores & workshop maintainance (PPS & W) and Intergrated Rural The mangrove forests are found in nearly all areas in­ Energy Programme (IREP). undated by the high tide but sheltered from the force of monsoon wind and waves, usually in creeks and estuaries, The Head Quarter division controls the activities in in belts varying from a few yards to over a mile in width. the South Andaman which is the most important island of The remaining 3 types, merge into one another this Territory. The power Generation Division is engaged imperciptibly and can not be separated easily. The most in operation and maintenance of major power houses situ­ important species of timber are Paduak (pterecarpus ated at Chatham Island and at Phoenix Bay. The Rural Di­ dalbergioisdes) Gurjan (Dipterocarpas SPP) White Dhup vision controls the power generation and distribution sys­ (Canarium euphyllim) and Papita (stercullia Campanulata) tem in North and Middle Andaman including Baratang Is­ Paduak is the only Indian wood that not only equals the land. The PPS & W Division looks after the power houses standard timber Teek in every respect but also beats it in and distribution system in Southern group of islands I.e. some extends. Various rare and exotic species of timber Nicobar Division as a whole. The IREP (Intergrated Rural namely Marble wood (1) (DIOSPYROS MARMORTA) Energy Programme) division besides IREP works is also Silver grey (2) Silver leaf tree (TOURNE FORTIA engaged in the Rural Development of new and renewable ARTENTEALlNN) etc. are found in Andaman forests. sources of energy in the islands on experimental basis.

(b) Electricity and Power During the last decade i.e_ 6th and 7th plan period the Electricity Department expanded its activities rapidly in all Prior to the Japanese occupation a small Direct Cur­ spheres. During this period the number of electrified vil­ rent Power House in operation at Ross Island which was lages rose to 491 as against t 22 recorded in 198-1. The the Headquarter of A & N Island and was meant for only installed and derated capacity as on 31-3-91 rose to British Officers establishments. The power was generated 15701.3 KWand 10097 KW respecctively from 7437 through steam reciprocal driven engines. After Japanese KW and 4399 KW respectively in the year 1980-81. Power occupation 3 sets each of 50 KW D.C. were started for generation which was 7674544 KW Hours during 1980- electric supply at Port Blair where the old Municipal Board 81 rose to 38328961 KW Hours during 1990-91. office was situated which catered to a very few selected people. There has been substantial growth in consumption of The Electricity Department was established during power during the last decade. Commercial and domestic 1949 headed by an Assistant Engineer (Electrical) under categories constitute the major cosumers of electricity. To the overall control of Harbour Master (Marine). One al­ cope up with the increased demand for, power escap espe­ ternative Current Power House was established during cially in the Urban area (Port Blair Town) the A & N 1950-51 at Chatham Island with two numbers of mini Administration was purchasing energy from the Navel Power steam turbo Generating sets each of 550 KW capacity, House located in defence area at Port Blair from 1978 and mainly to supply the Chatham Saw MiJI"'nd surplus power it has been stopped completely by June, 1991. Energy was made available for ~e township of Port Blair through purchased during 80-81 was 2921960 KWH which has the 6.6 KV transmission Iines_ The Electricity Department come down to 1089240 KWH during 90-91. The total got a separate entity during the year 1957 headed by an consumption of power during 90-91 rose to 31686558 Electrical Engineer. During 1965 post of Electrical Engi­ KWH from 7821622 KWH during 80-81. neer was up graded as Resident Engineer. During the period 1981-91 a Central power Station A Division with three sub-divisions each at Port Blair, at Sitanagar in Diglipur was established which feeds power Car Nicobar and Mayabunder under its jurisdiction was in North Andaman. Similarly power generating schemes created in the year 1966. Subsequently an additional Divi­ were taken up and completed at Rutland in South Andaman, sion was created in 1973 and the-two division were knwon Kishorinagar, Paschim Sagar, Narcondum, Mohanpur, as Executive Engineer, Administration and Maintenance Hanspuri Austin Creek, Smith Island in North and Middle '(A&M) and Executive Engineer (Power Generation) which Andaman and Upper Katchal, Teressa, Chowra, Kakana, 24 Pilpilow, Champion, Tapong, Kondul, Pilomilo and Pilobabi No sale tax is levied on the goods in this Union Terri­ in Southern Group of Islands. tory. As an incentive, small scale units are exempted from octroi duty for import of plant, machinery and equipment To meet the power requiremint in South Andaman a from the mainland. Besides, under the Industrial Estate Pro­ Scheme for. installation of 5x2. 5 MW diesel base power gramme, small scale units are provided with industrial sheds plants has been taken up during the Seventh Five Year and developed plots for setting up their units in this area. Plan. But due to various constrants this could not be achieved Package assistance are being rendered to the enterpreneurs during the Plan period. During 90-91 2 (two) sets of 2.5 by the Directorate of Industries and the District industries MW were placed under trial run. centre, for setting up industrial activities in this backward The power generation in the islands is done through area. diesel sets which consumes costly POL products and as 90 percertt Central Transport Subsidy such the average cost per units generated is quite high as compared to the rates being charged from the Consumers. As per Government of India's policy, 90% of the The department is, therefore, very keen for generation of freight charges towards importing raw materials and ex­ power using non conventional sources of energy such as porting finished products are allowed as transport subsidy solar, wing, ocean, Biomass and Mini & Micro Hydle w.e.f. 1-12-1986 for those units which were set up after Project. 1- 1-1960. This facility was also extended to the increased production of those units which had undertaken some ex­ A scheme at an estimated cost of Rs. 3 1.95 crores for pansion programme and increased the production by a establishment of a Hydro Electric Project in Kalpang river margin of 20 percent. This subsidy will be allowed only at Noreh Andaman has been entrusted to National Hydro w.eJ. the date of taking up the expanded programme. Power Corporation (NHPC). The CentrJI Electricity Au­ During the year 1991-92 an amount of Rs. 171.60 lakhs thority, New Delhi had accorded techno economic approval was sanctioned as transport subsidy to 18 industrial units of above project in December, 1991 which has a capacity functioning in this Union Territory. of 5.25 MW and expected annual generation will be 13.24 million units at a firm power of 1.38 MW. The project is Present Status of Industry expected to be completed during the Vlllth five year plan. On its completion power can be distributed at an eco­ At present there are five DGTD units, including one nomical rate. In addition to this the central electricity au­ Government Saw Mill, functioning in these islands, These thority is studying the possibility of setting up Mini/Micro are :- I. Andaman Timber Industries: Manufacture of Ply­ Hydel projects. The possibility of generation of energy by wood block boards. 2. )ayashree Timber Products: Manu­ tidal variation is also under study. facture of Plywood. 3. Asian Woods & polymers Pvt. Ltd. Manufacutre of plywood, Veneers. 4. Superior Air Prod­ There is no Electricity Board in this Territory and the ucts: Manufacture of Oxy/ Acctylene gas. 5. Gove. Chatham Electricity Department of the Administration is responsi­ Saw Mill: Saw Timber. ble for generation, transmission and distribution. One of the problems which comes in the way of proper generation Besides, 970 village and small industries were also func­ of power in this territory, is the use of imported diesel tioning in this Union Territory which were registered with generated sets and old diesel generated sets in various power the State Directorate up to 31-3-1992. houses. During the period, 1991-92 under State Aid Indus­ Energy conservation programmes to reduce the de­ tries 37 rural and cottage industries were financially as­ sisted to the tune of Rs. 8.00 lakhs. mand and to conserve HSD oil are very important for this territory. The Electricity Department and the Indian Oil (d) Transport Corporation have organised many programmes during 1991 and 1992. More and more such programmes will ( 1) Shipping Services be organised in near future. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands consists of 35 in­ (c) Industry habited islands which are separated from each other by a vast spread of 832 kms of sea. The shipping services is The Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands only mode of transportation of passengers and cargo to is industrially backward and the Govt of India has classified these far flung islands and hence playa very crucial role in this territory under category 'A' a special region/No In­ the day-today life of the Islanders. The Shipping Services is dustry District. For accelerating the promotion of new in­ therefore can be called as the 'Mother Industry' of the dustries and developing the existing industries, the' indus­ islands. The Directorate of Shipping Services has increased tries department was upgraded to a full f1eged Directorate its strength of fleet to 57 during the last one decade which in the year 1978 simultaneously, in the same year, the includes of 3 major vessels viz. M. V. Chowra, M. V. Senti­ District industries centre was also set up. nel and T.S.S. Yerew~,.._-

25 During 1981 the Government of India initiated action M.V. Akbar was purchased by the Andaman and to reorganise port setup in these islands considering the Nicobar Administration from Mogul Lones, Ltd. in March, increasing.and imperative need of ports and harbour activi­ 1982 having capacity of 1433 passengers and 1500 Mt ties in these islands. The Marine and Shipping department Cargo. The vessel has completed her normal life of 20 was then reorganised into two organisations known as Di­ years and at present laid up at Port Blair. The Administra­ rectorate of Shipping Services and Port Management Board tion has taken up the decision to extend the life period of with effect from 1st April, 1989 and accordingly the post the vessel by another 10 years after carrying out extensive of Harbour Master was re-designated as Director of Ship­ repairs/renewal works. The vessel is expected to be re-in­ ping Services and the post of Assistant Harbour Master as ducted into Mainalnd-island Services by end of 1994. Deputy Director of Shipping Services with effect from 1st April, 1989. M.V. Akbar, M.V. Nicobar and M.V. Nancowry are owned by the Andaman and Nicobar Administration The Port Management Board also came into existence whereas M.V. Harshavardhana and M.V. Diglipur belong from 1st April, 1989 and a Chief Administrator was ap­ to the Shipping Corporation of India (SCI). pointed to Head the Department. The Board independ­ ently organises and administers all the port activities of this On the Mainland-island Sector, with the induction of territory. M.V. Nicobar and M.V. Nancowry, the requirements of The Director of Shipping Services is the overall Incharge the Islanders have been fulfilled to a reasonable extent. of the Directorate of Shipping Servjces, Andaman and M.V. Nancowry is the first vessel being manned by most Nicobar Islands and is assisted by the Deputy Director of of the crew members from these islands and is being opf'r­ Shipping Services, Asst. Marine Engineer, Labour Welfare ated by the Directorate of Shipping Services of this Ad­ Officer, Asst. Director (Admn.) Accounts Officer (M&S, ministration. The Administration also proposes to take over and officer-in-charge (procurement). other Mainland island vessel under the direct control of the Administration. The Shipping Services are mainly divided into two Cat­ egories viz. Mainland-island Services & Inter-island Serv­ To meet the Traffic demand of the Islanders during ices. the Vllth plan period, 3 vessels had been ordered with a polish shipyard, out of which 2 vessels viz. M. V. Nancowry (a) Mainland island services and M.V.Nicobar have been received and jointed the fleet. The construction of the third vessel is hold-up due to some The vessels operating between Mainland and Islands Administrative reasons. To cope-up with the need in the come under Mainland-island services. At present three sector, by the year 2000 AD, the Administration pro­ Passengers - cum - cargo vessels and one cargo vessel are in poses to order one more I 200 passenger vessel for the operation between the Mainland and Island, the details of Mainland and Island Sector. which are as under :- (b) Inter Island Services Na!TIe of vessel Passenger Cargo Year of capacity capacity deployment The Imer-island Services are categorised into three Serv­ 2 3 4 ices viz.

M. V. Harshavardhana 749 1500 MT 1974 I . Inter-island services M.V. Nicobar 1200 1500 MT April 1991 2. Foreshore services M.V. Nancowry 1200 1500 MT May 1992 M. V. DigJipur 5600 MT 1977 :5. Harbour Ferry services

Source: Directorate of Shipping Services

26 I. Inter-island Services

The vessels operating on the above routes during the decade were/are as follows :-

Name of Vessel Cargo capacity Passenger Year of

Capacity induction

2 3 4

M.V.Onge SOMT 200 1969 (owned by SCI) (Vessel decommissioned September, 1991)

M.V. Sentinel 200MT 300 1981

(owned by A & N Administration)

M.V. Chowra 200MT 300 1984

(owned by A & N Administration)

T.S.S. Yerawa SOMT 200 1964

(owned by A & N Administration)

H.V. Ramanujam 600 (Owned by SCI)

M.V. Dering 300 1992

(owned by A & N Administration)

Source :- Direc(ora(e of Shipping Services

The above vessels except M.V. Dering are manned 3. Harbour Ferry Services and maintained by the Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) and the operation/deployment of these vessels is being con­ Harbour ferry services are being operated at Port Blair trolled by the Director of Shipping Services. The vessel Harbour in South Andaman Island at Diglipur Harbour in except M. V. Dering ply regularly to southern group of North Andaman Island at Mayabunder and Kadamtala in Islands and Middel group of Islands, viz. Port Blair to Middle Andaman Island and at Nancowry Harbour in the Campbell Bay via Car Nicobar, Hut Bay, Chowra, Teressa, Sourthern groups of Islands. Kacchal, Nancowry, Pillomillo, Kondul in Southern group and Pore Blair to Mayabunder and Diglipur in Middle group Apart from the above services, this Directorate is op­ of Islands. erating vessels in some other route for the benefit of Tour­ ist life for Jolly Buoy, Ross Island and Harbour Cruies. The New Vessel M.V. Dering has been received re­ Director of Shipping Organisational Set up cently and will be inducted in Inter-island route shortly. For the smooth functioning of DSS, the Directorate 2. Foreshore Services has two major branches viz. Dockyard side and Afloat side. as per details below. The Foreshore services are being maintained from the fleet of 54 vessels under this Directorate. The vessels ply Dockyard Establishment regularly CO Middle group of Islands which includes Port Blair to Rangat, Baratang, Kadamtala Long Island, Neil and The Marine department was established during the year Havelock, etc. 1945 with a very limited fleeted of vessels and limited

27 facilities of workshop. At present the Dockyard is having on an average 30860 passengers covering about I 1000 16 workshops viz. Fitting shop, Machine Shop, Electrical KMsdaily. shop, carpentary shop, Blacksmith shop, Foundary shop, Painting shop, Sailmaker shop, Shipwright shop (Mainte­ A Departmental workshop with minimum _required nance) and Shipwright shop etc. Which are capable o(un­ modern equipments and technical staff has been set up to dertaking the repair of Directorate vessels and overhaul­ undertake all kinds of repairs and maintenance of buses Ing of machineries. The shop undertake the job of Private and light vehicles and is functioning at Port Blair with 10 parties also as and when chance arise. small units at important places on the 9 Islands. A small unit of bus body building yard is also set up at Port Blair During the past days, the Annual Survey of vessels like where repair of the bus bodies is carried out with consider­ M. V. Chowra, M. V. Sentinel are being done at the Drydock able success. of Mainland ports. The administration by Constructing ad­ ditional Drydock and slipways has now created the facilities A building for setting up of Departmental Tyre re­ of drydocking these vessels at Port Blair itself. Now the treading plan has been constructed at Ferr-argunj and re­ Directorate has total 2 Drydock and 8 slipways for under­ quired machineries have been procurred and work for in­ laking the repair/maintenance/survey of the vessels belong­ stallation of the plant has been awarded to a private firm. Ing to this Directorate and to other department of the Administration. The Directorate is providing Dockyard & A Departmental Consumer petrol pump with provi­ Slipways facilities to the private Shipping companies also sion to store and supply of HSD oil and petrol [0 the buses whenever vacancies comes. and Departmental vehicles has been set up in the premises of Bus Terminus, Port Blair which is being operated from Anoat Establishment January, 1989.

The prime purpose of the Afloat Establishment is to With the construction of major portion of Andaman provide berthing/unberthing of Inter-island/foreshore/har­ Trunk Road, this Department has introduced an Express hour ferry vessels and maintenance of shedule of vessels to Bus Services by providing ferry boats on two points vii. v,lrious islands, booking and transportation of Cargo and one at Middle Strait and other at Uttara Jetty connecting p,mengers to various islands and operating boat services to Port Blair, the Capital of these Islands with Mayabunder, v;lrious Tourist places. the Divisional head quarters of Middle and North Andaman Islands. During the Vllth plan period 2S vessels of different 5i les and capacities have been ordered in the public sector (ii) Inter-island Air Transport ship yard for the Inter-island sector to meet the increasing demand of Traffic in the route. Out of which 17 vessels An inter-islands Helicopter Services introduced in these h,we been received and joined the fleet of the Directorate Islands during January, 1987 was discontinued in Decem­ Jnd remaining 8 vessels will also join the fleet one by one ber, 1989 as found financially non-viable. by the end of 1994. (e) Fisheries To meet the demand of Traffic in the Inter-island sec- 101 upto the year 2000 AD, the Administration planned The Andaman and Nicobar Islands with a coastline of to order further 22 vessels of different sizes and capacities. nearly 2000 kms and about 35,000 sq. kms. of centinental shelf provides ample opportunity for the potential fishing (2) Road Transport grounds. With declaration of 200 miles economic zone for our country, the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of the The State Transport Services which was introduced in Islands is about 0.6 million sq. kms. The estimated fishery t--brch, 1956 as a commercial Undertaking has come a potential is 1,60,000 tonnes of which Tuna and Tuna like long way in providing Road Transport Services for the car­ fishes are about 1.00 lakh tonnes. ri.lge/transponation of passengers in most part of the A & N Islands. Wherever motorable roads are available. Con­ Besides the availability of vast fishery potential of sidering the multiplicity of the workload and expansion Andaman and Nicobar Islands, the fisheries remained un­ programme of the State Transport Services to all the outly­ der developed due to the remoteness of the Islands, lack of II)~: Islands, a separate Directorate was established in Feb­ infrastructure and traditional fisherment. rlI ,1 I)" 1982. Under the Five Year Plan Programme, the Directorate During the 'period 1981-1991 the fleet strength of of Fisheries, Andaman and Nicobar Administration is im­ the buses has increased from 77 to 142, and the services plementing various plans programme to develop infrastruc­ h,lVe been extended to 9 of the major inhabited Islands ture and also settlement of fisherman families by pr6viding with a total coverage of 2043 KMs in 103 routs carrying land and financial assistance, besides welfare schemes by 28 way of providing fishing crats and gears required for fishing sapota, pineapple and also spices in the plan programmes. on subsides. In order to avoid depletion of fishery stock Six percent of the geographical land area have since been the department is also implementing scheme on conserva­ under agriculture and allied activities in these islands. tion of fisheries resources. The Director of Agriculture who heads the department In order to Develop the commercial fishing, besides is assisted by a team of experts from various fields such as development of infrastructure and marketing, the Admin­ Senior soil Conservation Officer, Joint Directors of Agri­ istration had registered a Corporation namely Andaman culture, Special Officer (Spices Development), Research and Nicobar Islands Integrated Development Corporation Officer, Soil Chemist, Agriculture Officers, Plant Protec­ (ANIIDCO). The ANIIDCO had floated a company namely tion Officers spices Development Officer, Agriculture En­ Andaman Fisheries Ltd., (AFL). The AFL had already taken gineer, Minor Irrigation Engineer, Soil Conservation Of­ a project in hand for establishment of Ice Plant, Cold ficer, Coffee Development Officer, Soil Survey Officer, Storages and Processing Plants, in order to have tOO per­ Farm manager, etc. The development schemes are being cent export oriented schemes. In the first phase the implemented under 3 main sectors, viz., Agriculture pro­ infrstructure will be created at Port Blair, Wandoor, duction, Soil conservation and Minor Irrigation. An ex­ Havelock and Diglipur. penditure of Rs. 140.485 lakhs was incurred on those schemes during 91-92 against an outlay of Rs. 239 lakhs. Considering the vast scope for development of Similarly against an outlay of Rs. 537 lakhs, the financial aquaculture, the Administration had already floated a leas­ achievement during the VII plan was Rs. 539.889 lakhs. ing policy for allotment of land to entrepreneures for prawn The outlay for .the VIII Five year plan is Rs. 1092 lakhs. farming. The survey for the suitable land is being conducted by the department. In the mean time a demonstration The programme of Agriculture production includes dis­ project for prawn farming in the Islands is being imple­ tribution of paddy seeds of high Yielding varieties seedlings mented by Marine Products Exports Development Authority and grafts of plantation crops and fruits and spices as well (MPEDA) funded by Department of Ocean Development. as promoting intensive and mUltiple cropping programme, development of horticulture and plantation crops. Field Therefore, by the end of 2000 AD, the expected fish/ demonstration on the cultivators field, plant protection, shell fish production will be to the tune of 1000 tonnes for construction of agriculture godowns, expansion of fruits brackish water fish/prawn and about 50,000 tonnes for preservation and demonstration unit, establishment of prog­ marine fishes. Thus the fisheries will be one of the major eny farms for production of seedlings, development of tu­ sectors of the ewnomy of the Islands in near future. ber crops in the tribal areas, etc.

(f) Agriculture Under the programme of minor irrigation and drain­ age, the department provides loan cum subsidy for cor.­ Characterised by hilly and mountainous terrain cou· pled with heavy rainfall and undulating nature of soil, these struction of ponds and installation of pump sets. islands are ideally suited for raising plantation crops. Heavy rainfall and undulting nature of land essentially Agriculture in these islands is less than 100 years old. call for soil conservation measures in these islands. The soil Paddy cultivation was taken up as the main crop during the conservation programme therefore aims at maintaining high settlement programme, though coconut plantation in the level of productivity through effective control of soil ero­ Nicobar district was of centuries old. sion. The department also provides loan cum subsidy to cultivators for this purpose in addition to the technical guid­ The first ever significant programme for developing ance. agriculture in these Islands was introduced only during the second five year plan. Besides bringing more area under In addition to the above activities the agriculture paddy cultivation, cultivation of coconuts, arecanuts and a department is also engaged in maintaining Agriculture variety of fruits was also encouraged. By the end of 1991- Farms, multipurpose farms, progany orchards, coconut plan­ 92, 12000 hectares of land was brought under paddy tations/Nursery, Coffee, Coco, Spices Farms, etc., for the cultivation of high yeilding variety. Considerable emphasis purose of demonstration and production of quality seed­ was laid on achieving self sufficiency in food grains for the lings and plants for supply to farmers. inhabitants of these islands from Vth Five Year Plan on­ wards. Side by side cultivation of vegetables, pulses and oil The programme of development undertaken under the seeds has also been encouraged as rice fallow crops by uti­ Five year Plans has made it possible to diversify and inten­ lising the residual soil moisture during rabi season. Due sify agricultural activities. A good beginning has been made importance is being given to increase in the areas under in the cultivation of pulses, spices, fruits, tuber crops, coconut, arecanut, tropical fruits like Mango, Orange, cashewnuts, etc., in these Islands.

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691 RGII98---6 (g) National informatics centre flow of funds for UT plan for Tribal Development, an ex­ penditure of Rs. 24.78 crares was incurred. Besides, an The National Informatics Centre (NIC) which was set amount of Rs. 66.382 lakhs was spent from Special Cen­ up in March 1975 by the Government of India as unit tral Assistance for Welfare of the Nicobarese. During the under Department of Electronics to provide informatics year 1990-91, against the proposed outlay of Rs. services to the various Government Departments with the 1788.100 lakhs of funds from UT plan for Tribal areas, assistance of UNDP established a State Unit at Port Blair in an amount of Rs. 33.00 lakhs was allocated under special November 1988. A number of packages suited to the lo­ Central Assistant for the Tribal Sub-plan by the Govt. of cal administration, have been developed by this unit. Train­ India, against which an amount of Rs. 28.344 lakhs was ing programmes also being organised from time to time for spent. the Data Users to enable them to use data bases and re­ trieve the information. The NIC unit has provided its serv­ Under poverty alleviation programmes (point No. 11 ices in the field of computerisation of land records, prepa­ of Twenty point programme), the details of Scheduled ration and updating of electoral rolls for issue of identity Tribes families assisted during the 7th plan are given below:- cards, computerisation of Account Voucher compilation of Directorate of Accounts & Budget and developed an Year Target Achievement information system which can access all registration and training details of job-seekers in these islands. Besides this, 2 3 a number of the Central & State projects have been under­ taken including computerisation of PCA data obtained 1985-86 675 1059 through 1991 census and preparation of Village & Town Directory for Census Directorate. ' 1986-87 675 918 (h) Social and Cultural Events and Miscellaneous Activities 1987-88 393 533

The total population of this Union Territory as per 1988-89 500 561 1991 Census is 280661, out of which 26770 belong to Scheduled Tribes. 1989-90 523 963

There are six Scheduled Tribes, two belong to 1990-9{ 379 762 Mangoloid stock Le. Nicobarese and Shorn Pe:1s and four belonging to Nigrito stock, i.e. Andamanese, Onges, ;arawas Source: Tribal Welfare Department and Sentinelese. All the tribal groups except Nicobarese are primitive. The Nicobarese, which is the major tribal Under agricultural sector a 500 hectares of Cashew group have joined the National mainstream as they have plantation has been raised by the Agricultural Department been exposed to outside world, while other five tribes are from the funds provided in the special Central Assistance numerically small and are in the primitive stage of develop­ and handed over to a cooperative Society of the nicobarese ment. (Manula Mathai Limited, Nancowry) for the benefit of tribal people of that area. Similarly, another 500 heets. of Cashew A regulation called Andaman and Nicobar Islands (Pro­ plantation is being raised at Terassa Island for the benefit tection of Aboriginal tribes) Regulation, 1956 is in force of the Nicobarese. to safeguard the interests of the tribals in these islands. An Integrated Tribal Development Agency with Deputy Com­ To encourage fisheries among the Nicobarese which is missioner of Nicobars District as Chairman and Head of also one of their traditional occupation, the fishing offices in Nicobars and Village Chiefs of the Nicobarese equipments including mechanised boats were provided to Tribes as Members has been constituted for formulation the Nicobarese at the rate of 60 percent subsidy. and implementation of the Tribal Sub-Plan for the devel­ opment of tile Nicobarese. Under the Education Sector various incentives like at­ The main activities of the Tribal Welfare Department tendance scholarship @ Rs. 101- for boys and Rs. 15/- for includes formulation of Tribal Sub-plan, coordination with girls per month, free uniform, books and stationery, free the departments of the Administration for implementing travel c0ncession, hostel facilities etc. are being provided various schemes, monitoring of progress of impl~menta­ to the tribal students. 20 percent of seats in various profes­ tion of tile schem!=s and distribution of funds under Special sional courses in the main land are reserved for tribal can· Central Assistance for the sectoral programmes and pro­ didates. The Administration is meeting full expenditure of grammes for welfare of primitive tribes. 1 4 tribal girl students studying in Banasthali Vidyapith, Rajasthan. The tribal students are provided additional schol­ As per the Tribal Welfare Department during the 7th arship @ Rs. 150/- pm for higher studies in the mainland. plan, against an ouclay of Rs. 34.10 crores, proposed as During the 7th plan against the target of 39 students, 49 30 tribal students were granted additional scholarship @ Rs. Jaraw i.e. a group of Onges of Little Andaman were taken 150/ - pm to each student. with the contact team for establishing communication link with the Jarawas. It was found that the Onges could varbally Adequate medical facilities have been provided in the communicated with the Jarawas to a large extent. In this tribal' areas one district civil hospital at Car Nicobar, one connection it may be mentioned that the communication community health Centre at Nancowry, two primary Health has been the main barrier to establish friendly relation with Centres and 19 Medical Sub-Centres are functioning in the Jarawas. This process is proposed to be continued fur­ the tribal areas. ther to use the Onges as interpretors between the Admin­ istration and the Jarawas. This was the Major break through During the 7th plan (..1985-90) 65 tribal villages were in the history of contact of Jarawas. provided with safe drinking water facilities. Six more tribal villages were provided with safe drinking water facilities Similarly the contact team of the Administration is sent during the year 1990-91. to North Sentinel Island once in 2 months to establish con­ tact with the Sentinelese. A break through was achieved All the 156 tribal villages in Nicobars District have when the contact team of the Administration led by Shri been electrified. Additional Diesel generating sets have been S.A. Awaradi, Director (TW) could establish contact with installed to augment the power generation in the tribal the Sentinelese on 4th January, 1991. During this contact areas. the team offered gifts to the Sentinelese hand to hand which they accepted. Earlier to this the gifts used to be placed on There is an autonomous body called Andaman Adim the seashore of the North Sentinel Island to be picked up )anjati Vikas Samiti constituted under this Admin. to look by the Seminelses later. after the welfare of the primitive tribes. It is wholly financed from the grant-in-aid under special Central Assistance of (i) Places of Historical and Tourist Importance the Gove. of India. During the 7th plan an amount of Rs. The A & N Islands, rightfully termed as tourists desti­ 94.353 lakhs was spent from grant-in-aid sanctioned by nation of 90's has captured a slot in the World Tourism [he Admn. from the special central Assistance. During the Map. The once-dreaded Islands, abound in natural beauty .year 1990-91 against an amount of Rs. 57.00 lakhs re- has of late become a dreamland. Exquisite beached, unpol­ liased by the Gove. of India for the welfare of primitive luted environment, thick tropical foreSts and rhe most friend­ tribes, an amount of Rs. 48.71 lakhs was spent. liest people are its attractions. As a perfect place for holi­ day-makers, the Andaman has got many things to offer. Among the primitive tribes, the Andamanese tribe have been settled at Strait Island while the Onges have been The places of historical and tourist importance are listed settled at Dugong Creek and South Bay in Little Andaman below:- Island. Amenities like built-houses, drinking water, elec­ tricity, medical sub-centre provided free monthly ratio at Cellular Jail the prescribed norms to supplement their food require­ Apart from the scenic beauty the Island has a history ments. Coconut plantation, orchards etc. have been raised in waging a valiant fight against the British Empire. After to enable them to become self dependent. A primary school the First Indian war of Independence in 1857, the British each at Strait Island and Dugong Creek has been opened Rulers found a new use for the island and established a for formal education of their children. The Central Insti­ penal settlement here. A lot of freedom fighters were de­ tute of India Languages, Mysore has been commissioned ported from mainland and kept in this seven-pronged, dou­ to study the languages of Andamanese and Onges and ble storied massive edifice which was later known as Cellu­ Shompenes. The Central Institute of India Language has lar jail. Now the Jail with its remaining three wings arouse completed primers in onge Language and the same is likely patriotism in any Indian and stands as a testimony of our to be introduced shortly. elders dedication to the Nation. Declared as a National The Shorn Pens are still nomadic. A Shom Pen Com­ Memorial in 1979, the gates of Jail are opened for visitores plex which comprises a medical Sub-Centre manned by a every day from 9.AM to 5 PM. Jail Museum and the art doctor and an Ashram School, has been established there. gallery (Coming up) are other attractions of this historical monument.

An official contact team of the Administration has been Sound & Light Show establishing contact with the )arawas and providing them gifts to befriend them and bring them into National Main­ The sage of rhe heroic struggle of our freedom fighters stream since 1974. Now this contact team of the Admin­ in Cellular -Jail is brought alive in a moving programme istration goes to the )arawas area once in a month to estab­ Son-Et-Lumiere every evening (except Mal1Soon season) lish friendly contact with them. Recently the Administra­ in the Jail premises. This programme is conducted in both tion has starred a different approach for contacting the Hindi & English language.

31 Anthropological Museum Dilthaman Tank

With its models and habitate of the aborigines, the Situated in the heart of Port Blair, this tank once pro­ tools and the implements they use, the Anthropological vided drinking water to the entire town has now become a museum depicts the life of paleolithic islanders. busy water sports picnic spot. Chidiya Tapu Fisheries Museum The southern most tip of South Andaman Islands has It preserves near 350 species of sea life that are found become a picnic spot for bird watc:,ers and hence earned in the waters of Andamans. Except Sunday, it opens every the name Chidiya Tapu. Half an hour country drive from (by from 8.30 AM to 12 PM and 1.30 PM to 5.00 PM. Port Blair by bus or taxi in the evening to Chidiya Tapu will be enchanting. N.lval Marine Museum Wandoor Beach Established and maintained by the Indian Navy, the Situated in the West coast of South Andaman, Wandoor M.lrine Museum in Delanipur, Creaces an awareness on Beach is famous for diving, swimming and picnicing. Very olc.1Ilic environment. The deiplay of shells and crafts are recently it has been declared as a Marine National Park. good. Opens everyday except Monday. Jolly Buoy COllage Industries Emporium Half an hour boating from Wandoor will take a tourist Local artifates handicrafts are exhibited and sold in this to Jolly Buoy island which is famous for under water cor­ Il1Iporiull1. A right place for memento seekers. als. The white sandy beach and the mangrove forest com­ plements scene. Ideal place for scuba diving, snorkeling Mount Harriet etc. Viper Island Situated at a height of 1200 feet above the sea level Mount Harriet the once-summer resort of British Adminis­ Not very far from the Haddo Wharf is the Viper Is­ (1:1101' is an ideal place for trekking. 10 minutes ride in the land. Before the construction of the famous Cellular Jail, motor launch frol11 Phoenix Bay to Hope Town and there- this island was used to harbour the convicts . •lller half an hour trekking will bring a tourist on the top of til(' Mount Harriet. The Agriculture Department has got Carbyn's Cove .111 orchard there. The Forest Departm!2nt has also estab­ li\lled a guest house of limited capacity. Just 4 km away from Port Blair Airport, the arch shaped Carbyn's Cove is an ideal place for picnic. During the week­ CII.llhall1 Saw Mill ends, the beach is crowded with the tourists and locals. A restuarant run by police welfare society and hotel run by This is one of the Asia's largest Saw Mills, where one Tel serves the needs of tourists. (.111 see some of the worlds best speci~s of timber being Ross Island (1,lIIsforllled into various sizes for use in railways, ship build­ illg y.llds, building constructions and other manufacturing Facing the Port Blair harbour, Ross Island was once the il II tustries. residence of Chief Commissioner during the British times. The archeological ruins of the British establishments create I.uological Garden curiosity to tourists. Spotted deers and peacocks are in abundance here. Regular boat service is available between Situated at Haddo, the zoological garden exhibit the phoenix Bay Jetty and Ross Island. 1,III'st species of bil ds and wildlife found in these Islands. Radha Nagar Beach in Havelock Sipighat Farm 4 kms from havelock jetty, Radha Nagar is situated away from the activities of the local population. The sug­ Situated about 14 km. from the town of Port Blair the ary beach rest on a thick fringe of woods. Havelock has a l~"v('rnl1lent Agricultural Farm is spread over an area of guest house of limited capacity owned by the Andaman 80 acres. It is a research centre where experiments on Public Works Department. different crops, including horticulture, spices like clove, 11I11l11ug, dalchini and pepper etc. are undertaken for their A Yatri Niwas is also coming up which will be man­ I' X Il'mive propaga tion in the islands. aged by Tourism Department. 32 Sitapur Beach in Neil Islands Directive for foreigners

15 Minutes boat journey from Havelock Island. One While domestic tourists can visit any part of the A & CJn reach Neil Island which is mostly inhabited by th~ ear­ N Islands except restricted areas foreigners are allowed to lier settlers of Andamans. The Sitapur beach there has got visit only the following areas with prior permission :- much to offer to a visiter who enjoys leisure tourism. a) For visiting including night halt Other Islands of Tourist Interest a) Municipal area of Port Blair Rangat b) Havelock

95 kms. North to Port Blair, Rangat, the Island in c) Long Island Middle Andamans is approachable by road and sea. The Al11kunj Beach just 10 kms. away from Rangat township d) Mayabunder has got immensed tourism potential. A 1 2 bed Govt. Guest House and few private lodges caters to the needs of tour­ e) Diglipur ists. f) Rangat Mayabunder g) Neil Island Situates 160 kms North to Port Blair, the Avis Island a famous Karmatang Beach are better spots for water sports. b) For day visit One can reach Mayabunder from Port Blair and Rangat by road and sea roures. Guest House accommodation may a) Jolly Buoy available. b) Red Skin Diglipur c) South Cinque Island

185 kms. North to Port Blair, Diglipur has got sandy d) Mount Harriet beaches like Kalipur, Aerial Bay and Lamya Bay which got scope for Beach Tourism and Water Sports. Diglipur is con­ e) Madhuban nected to Port Blair by inter-island ferry. Accommodation may be available in Andaman Public Works Department f) Ross Island (APWD) Guest House. g) W~ndoor, and Long Island h) Chidiya Tapu The Palm fringed long beach in Long Island at Lalalig Bay is just 5 kms. from the jetty is an ideal spot for boating. Foreign tourists could not stay in rhe Island for a pe­ Fishing and water spans. The Directorate of Shipping of­ riod of 30 days at places opened for tourism with night fers regular ferry service to this island. halts.

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ANALYSIS OF DATA

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ANALYSIS OF DATA

(a) Analysis of PCA Data Rural Population

The Primary Census Abstract (PCA) provided basic Taking into account the increasing demand of CD block information collected at the 1991 census. It is presented level data an effort has been made to present the village in the form of a statement which contains information in wise population in each CD block of both the districts. respect of name and area of villageslT own occupied resi­ As mentioned earlier the Union Territory of A & N dential houses, no. of households, total population, total Islands comprise of only two districts, Andaman and population in the age group of 0'-6, total number of Sched­ Nicobar. The entire rural population of Andamans district uled Caste and Scheduled Tribes, literates, main workers dwell in 334 villages located in three different community with its further breakup into cultivators, Agricultural la­ development blocks. The North Andaman CD Block cov­ bourers, workers engaged in live stock. Forestry, fishing ers the entire Diglipur and a part of Mayabunder tehsils, hunting & Plantation, orchards and allied activities, work­ the Middle Andaman CD Block covers the remaining part ers engaged in Mining and quarring, workers engaged in of Mayabunder tehsil and entire Ragat tehsil and South household industry and other than household industry, Andaman CD block covers the entire Porr Blair and workers engaged in construction, workers engaged in trade Ferrargunj tehsil. and commerce, workers engaged in transport, storage and As regards Nicobars district, the entire area is covered communication and workers engaged in all other work under 2 CD blocks, viz. Car Nicobar and Nancowry. other than those mention separately, No. of marginal workers and Non-workers. We will study the CD Block wise presentation of vil­ lages and population from the table given below.

Table - I : Population and No. of Villages, 1991

SI. No. Name of Uti Population of village N,o. of villages

Block P M F Total Inhabited

2 3 4 5 6 7

A & N Islands 2,0'5,70'6 I, 11,986 93,720' 547 50'4

Andamans District 1,66,498 90,675 75,823 355 334

I. North Andaman 31,852 17,178 14,674 76 73

2. Middle Andaman 46,820 25,361 21,459 112 101

3. South Andaman 87,826 48,136 39,690 167 160

Nicobars District 39,208 21,311 17,897 192 170

I. Car Nicobar 19,336 10,164 9,172 16 16

2. Nancowry 19,872 11,147 8,725 176 154

It may be seen from the above table that there are are in Andamans district and the remaining 192 village 547 villages in this Union Territory, out of which only 1 70' inhabited and 22 uninhabited, are in the Nicobars 504 are inhabited and the remaining 43 are uninhabited. district. Of these 355 villages, 334 inhabited and 21 uninhabitted,

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691 ROli98-7 Among the 3 CD blocks in Andamans district, South Table - 2 : Population and Number of Town, 1991 Andamans CD. block tops the list with a rural population of 87,826 and with 167 villages out of which 160 are inhab­ SI. Name and Civic Population ited. This is followed by Middle Andaman CD block with No. Administration Status P M F 46,820 population and 112 villages, of which 101 are of Town inhabited and North Andaman CD Block with 31,852 2 3 4 5 population and 76 villages of which 73 are inhabited. 1. Port Blair (M.B.) 74,955 42,383 32,572 As regards Nkobars District, Nancowry CD block ranks The only town in this Union Territory belongs to class first with a population of 19,872 and 176 villages of which - " Category which is being administered by a Municipal 154 are inhabited followed by Car Nicobar CD Block with Board, and which has a population of 74,955. 19,338 population in 16 inhabited villages. Decadal change in distribution of population In the Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Is­ lands, there is only one town which is located in Port Blair The change in the distribution of population during tehsil of South Andaman CD Block. The population of the the decade 1981 ·91 for both the districts and each tehsil town is given in table 2. with rural and urban br~ak up and the percentage of urban population is given in table 3.

TABLE - 3 : Decadal Change in Distribution of Population

Percentage decadal Percentage of

UT / District/ Population 1981 Population 1991 1981-91 Urban Population

Tehsil Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 1981 1991

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

A & N Islands 188,741 139,107 49,634 280,661 205,706 74,955 (48.70) (47.88) (51.02 ) (26.30) (26.71)

Andamans District 158,287 108,653 49,634 241,453 166,498 74,955 (52.54) (33.24) (51.02) (31.36) (31.04)

Diglipur Tehsil 15,702 15,702 23,734 23,734 (51.15) (51.15)

MayabLi nder Tehsil 13,954 13,954 21,570 21,570 (54.58) (54.58)

Rallgat Tehsil 24,289 24,289 33,368 33,368 (37.38) (37.38)

Port Blair Tehsil 76,329 26,695 49,834 123,504 48,549 74,955 (61.80) (81.87) (51.02) (65.03) (60.69)

FerrargLinj Tehsil 28,013 28,013 39,277 39,277 (40.21) (40.21)

Nicobars District 30,454 30,454 39,208 39,208 (28.74) (28.74)

Car N icobar Tehsil 15,486 15,486 19,336 19,336 (24.86) (24.86)

Nancowry Tehsil 14,968 14,968 19,872 19,872 (32.76) (32.76)

It may be seen from the above table that the percent· The second position is occupied by Mayabunder tehsil with age decadal increase in population for the Union Terricory a percentage increase of 54.58. This is followed by Diglipur as a whole during the decade 1981-91 is 48.70. Among tehsil with an increase of 5 1. 15 percent, Ferrargunj tehsil the two districts the district of Andamans recorded a higher with an increase of 40.21 percent and Ranga t tehsil where growth rate of 52.54 percent where as the district of the percentage of decadal increase of population is only Nicobars recorded only an increase of 28.74 percent. 37.38.

Amongst the various tehsils of the Andamans district, As regards Nicobars District, Nancowry tehsil has reo the highest growth rate of 61.80 percent has been re­ corded a higher growth rate of 32.67 percent as com· corded for Port Blair tehsil during the decade of 1981-91. pared to Nicobar tehsil which is only 24.86 percent.

38 Urban areas ban population to total population in Andamans District (31.04 percent) as well as Port Blair tehsil (60.69) de­ When we study the urban population we can see that creased slightly during I 991 as compared to 31. 36 per­ the percent increase of urban population in these Union cent in Andamans District and 65.63 percent in Port Blair Territory is 51.02 during the decade 1981-91. tehsil recorded during 1981.

It will be very interesting to compare the percentage Distribution of Villages of urban population during 1981 and 1991_ The percent­ age of urban population to the total population of the Union The distribution of villages by various population size Territory as a whole during 1981 was 26.30. This increased groups for each CD block for both the districts of the Union slightly to 26.71 during 1991. But the percentage of ur- Territory is given in table 4 below.

TABLE - 4 : Percentage Distribution of Villages by Population Range 1991

No. and percentage of villages in each range (Figures in Parenthesis

No. and Percentage indicate Percenrage of villages in each range)

UT /District/ of inhabited villages Less than 200-499 500-1999 2000-4999 5000-9999 10000

CD Block 200 and above

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Andaman & Nicobar Islands 504 285 95 109 15 Nil Nil

(100.00) (56.55) ( 18.85) (21.63) (2.97)

AndJmJns District 334 155 77 89 13 Nil Nil

(100.00) (46.41 ) (23.05) (26.65) (3.89)

Noreh AndJmJn 73 37 12 23

(100.00) (50.68) (16.44) (31.51 ) ( 1.37)

Middle Andaman 101 48 27 21 5

(100.00) (47.53) (26.73) (20.79) (4.95)

South AndamJn 160 70 38 45 7

(100.00) (43.75) (23.75) (28.13) (4.37)

N icobars District 170 130 18 20 2

(100.00) (76.47) (10.59) (11.76) ( 1.18)

Car Nicobar 16 15

(100.00) (93.75) (6.25)

Nancowry 154 130 18 5

(100.00) (84.41) (11.69) (3.25) (0.65)

It may be seen from the above table that out of 504 percent) are having population in the range of 2000-4999. inhabited villages of this Union Territory, 285 (50.55 per­ During the 1991 census, no village was listed with a popu­ cent) villages have a population of less than 200, 95 vil­ lation of 5000 or above. lages (18.85 percent) belong to the population range 200- 499, 109. villages (21.63 percent) belong to the popula­ In the Andamans District out of 344 inhabited vil­ tion range 500-1999 and the remaining 15 villages (2.97 lages, t 55 (46.41 percent) villages belong to the Popula-

39 tion range less than 200. Out of this 37 villages (50.68) There are 54 villages accounting for 16.17 percent of percent fall in North Andaman CD Block, 48 villages the total number of inhabited villages in Andamans district (47.53 percent) belong to Middle Andaman CD Block fall in the density range 101-200. This closely followed by and maximum number of villages 70 (43.75 percent) be­ the density range 5 1-100 and 201-300 with 27 villages long to South Andaman CD Block. As regards population in each range accounting for 8.08 percentage. The per­ range tax 200-499 a total of 77 villages (23.05 percent) centage of villages in the density range 500 and above is of Andamans District belong to this group of which 12 7.48 and that in the Density range 301-500 is 6.89. The villages ( 16.44 percent) are in North Andaman CD Block percentage of villages in the density range 21-50, 11-20 87 villages (26.73 percent) are in Middle Andaman CD and 10 and below are 2.38, 1.39 and 0.60 respectively. Block and the remaining 38 villages (23.75 percent) are in the South Andaman CD Block. A Total of 89 villages TABLE - 5 (26.65 percent) of Andamans district are listed in the Distribution of Villages by Density population range 500-1999, of which 23 villages (31 .5 1 percent) are in North Andaman CD Block 21 villages Range of No. of Villages Percentage of (20.79 percent) are in Middle Andaman CD Block, and Density in each Villages in each the remaining 45 villages (28.13 percent) are in South Andaman CD Block. There are only 13 villages (3.89 per­ Density Range Density Range. cent) in Andamans District which belong to the population 2 3 range 2000-4999, of which I village (1.37 percent) is in ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS North Andaman CD Block, 5 villages (4.95 percent) are in Middle Andaman CD Block and 7 villages (4.37 per­ -10 3 0.60 cent) are in South Andaman CD Block. 11-20 7 1.39 21-50 12 2.30 As regards the Nicobars District, out of a total of 170 villages, 130 villages (76.4 7 percent) belong to the popu­ 51-100 27 5.36 lation range less than 200 and 16 villages (10.59 per­ 101-200 54 10.71 cent) belong to the population range 200-499, 20 vil­ 201-300 27 5.36 lages (1 1.76 percent) belong to the population range 500- 301-500 23 4.56 1999 and the remaining 2 villages ( 1. 18 percent) are listed 501+ 25 4.96 in the population range 2000-4999. ANDAMANS DISTRICT It is very interesting to note that there are no villages -10 3 0.90 with population below 500 in Car Nicobar CD Block. Out of 16 inhabited villages of this CD Block 15 villages (93.75 11-20 7 2.10 percent) are listed in population range 500-1999 and the 21-50 12 3.59 remaining 1 village (6.26 percent) falls in the population 51-100 27 8.08 range of 2000-4999. Regarding Nancowry CD Block out 101-200 54 16.17 of 154 inhabited villages, a lions share of 130 villages 201-300 27 8.08 (84.41 percent) belong to the population range of less than 200, 18 villages (1 1.69 percent) belong to the popu­ 301-500 23 6.89 lation range of 200-499, 5 villages (3.25 percent) belong 501+ 25 7.48 to the population range 500-1999 and only one village Not known 156 46.71 (0.65 percent) falls in the population range of 2000-4999. Total 334 100.00 The table 5 below gives the distribution of villages by NICOBARS DISTRICT density. Density reflect the ratio between land and popula­ -10 Nil Nil tion of the area. Out of total of 504 inhabited villages of this Union Territory, these are figures for 178 villages in 11-20 " the District of Andamans are only available. Area figures 21-50 for the remaining 1 56 villages of Andamans and the entire 51-100 villages ( 170) of Nicobars district are not available as these 101-200 " are either non-revenue villages or tribal villages where cadastral survey has not yet been conducted. Thus the den­ 201·300 sity range of 326 villages accounting for 64.68 percent of 301-500 the inhabited villages of this Union Territory is not known. 501+ " The percentage of such villages in Andamans District 46.71 Not known 170 and in Nicobars District it is 100. Total 170 100.00 40

It may be seen from the above table that out of 504 have ST population in the range of 51 percent and above. inhabited villages in the Union Territory 299 villages 59.32 The position in regard to Nicobars District is just the re­ percent of the total villages have no representation of sched­ verse where only 2.94 percent villages have no ST popula­ uled tribes population. The percentage of villages with ST tion and the percentage of villages which have 5 1 percent population falling in the range of less than 5 percent 6 - 1 5 and above ST population are 88.82. percent, 16· 25 percent, 26 - 35 percent, 36 - 50 per­ cent and 51 percent and more are 6.55, 0.79, 1.19, Workers and Non-Workers 0.40, 0.40 and 31.35 percentage respectively. It will be of great use to study the working population When the percentage falling in various range groups of in the rural areas in each community development block. ST population to total population are compared for the Andamans district it may be observed that, in the Andamans The following table 8 gives the percentage of main district 88.03 percent villages have no ST population. There workers, Marginal workers and Non workers for the rural are only 2.09 percent villages in Andamans district, which population of CD. Block.

TABLE - 8 : Percentage of Main Workers, Marginal Workers and Non Workers For Rural Population of CD Blocks - 1991

Percentage

Main workers Marginal Workers Total Workers Non Workers

to total to total to total to total

51. Name of UT/Districtl population population population population

No. CD Block P M P M F P M F P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Andaman & Nicobar Islands 31.66 51.78 7.61 3.75 1.24 6.75 35.41 53.02 14.36 64.59 46.98 85.64

Andamans District 31.15 51.49 6.84 3.24 1.11 5.77 34.39 52.60 12.61 65.61 47.40 87.39

I. North Andaman 31.71 52.92 6.86 4.87 1.73 8.55 36.50 54.65 15.43 63.42 45.35 84.57

2. Middle Andaman 29.72 49.75 6.06 3.84 1.03 7.18 33.56 50.78 13.24 66.42 49.22 86.76

3. South Andaman 31.71 51.89 7.24 2.32 0.94 3.99 34.03 52.83 11.23 65.97 47.17 88.77

Nicobars District 33.79 53.03 10.87 5.94 1.79 10.89 39.73 54.82 21.76 60.27 45.18 78.24

I. Car Nicobar 33.13 50.21 14.21 5.38 1.67 9.49 38.51 51.88 23.69 61.49 48.12 76.31

2. Nancowry 34.43 55.61 7.37 6.49 1.89 12.36 40.92 57.50 19.73 59.08 42.50 80.27

Main Workers Andaman CD Blocks have 3 I .71 percent each of its rural population as main workers. The percentage of main work­ The percentage of Main workers in the rural areas to ers in the Middle Andaman CD Block is a little low as com­ the total rural population for the Union Territory as a whole pared to the other two CD Blocks and is works out 29.72 is 31.66. These percentages vary slightly to 31.15 in the percent of the rural population. district of Andamans and 33.79 in the district of Nicobars. In the case of male workers, rhe highest proportion 51.78 percent males and 7.61 percent of females in (52.92) percent of main workers is recorded in North the rural areas of the Union Territory have been returned Andaman CD Block. The second and third position are as main workers. In the Andamans District these percent­ occupied by South Andaman CD Block Jnd Middle ages for males and females are 51.49 and 6.84 respec­ Andaman CD Block with 5 I .89 percent and 49.74 per­ tively and in· the Nicobars district corresponding percent­ cent of male main workers respectively. ages are 53.03 for males and 10.87 for females. Amongst the three community Development blocks in In the case of female workers, the first position is oc­ Andamans District, both North Andaman and South cupied by South Andaman CD Block with 7.24 ;Jercent of

42 its females as main workers. The percent of female main The highest percentage of male (54.05) and female workers in Nort and Middle Andaman CD Block are 6.88 15.43) workers were recorded in North Andaman CD and 6.06 respectively. Block in Andamans District, whereas the lowest percent­ age of male workers (50.77%) was recorded in Middle Marginal Workers Andaman CD Block and the lowest percent of females workers ( 11.23%) was recorded in the South Andaman The percentage of marginal workers in the rural areas CD Block. to the total rural population of the Union Territory as a whole is 3.75 percent. This percentage is high in Nicobars As records the two CD Blocks in Nicobars District CD district where 5.94 percent of the rural population is found Block Nancowry has the highest percentage (40.92%) of engaged in marginal work whereas only 3.24 percent of workers to its total population as compared to CD Block the rural population of Andamans district is engaged in Car Nicobar where the percentage of workers workout marginal work. 38.51 % among these two CD Blocks a higher percentage of male workers (57.50%) is recorded in Nancowry CD Amongst the three CD Blocks in Andamans District, Block as against 51.88% of male worker, recorded in Car the highest percentage of marginal workers is 4.87 which Nicobar CD Block. A reverse trend is observed in the case is recorded in North Andaman CD Block. The percentages of female workers. of marginal workers recorded in Middle Andaman and South Andaman CD Blocks are 3.85 and 2.32 respectively. Non Workers

The percentage of male and female marginal workers Out of the total rural population of 2,05,706, in rural areas to total rural population of Andamans dis­ 1,32,873 which forms 64.59% of the total rural popula­ trict is 1.1 I and 5.77 respectively. Amongst the three CD tion of the Union Territory as a whole is recorded as non Block~ in Andamans District the highest percentage of both workers during 199 1 census. The percentages of male and male (1.73%) and female (8.55%) marginal workers are females non workers in the rural areas of the Union Terri­ recorded in North Andaman CD Block. This is followed by tory are 46.98% and 85.64% respectively. Middle Andaman CD Block with 1.03% male marginal workers and 7. 1 7% female marginal workers. The per­ As regards the two District, 65.61 % of the total rural centage of male and female marginal workers in South population in Andaman District and 60.27% of the total Andaman CD Block is only 0.94% and 3.99% respec­ rural population in Nicobars District are listed as non work­ tively. ers. The sexwise break up or male non workers in Andamans District is 47.40 percent as agJinst 87.39 percent of fe­ In Nicobars District the percentages of male and fe­ male non workers. The percentages of male and female males marginal workers are recorded as 1.79 percent and non workers in Nicobars District are 45.18 and 78.24 10.89 percent respectively. As regards, the two CD Blocks res pective Iy . of the Nicobars district, CD Block Nancowry records the highest percentage (6.49%) of marginal workers with a Amongst the three CD Blocks in Andall1ans District further break up of 1.89% males and 12.35% of females Middle Andaman CD Block has the highest percentage of as compared (0 5.38% of marginal workers recorded in non workers (66.43 percent). The highest percentage of Nicobars CD Block with a break up of 1.67% male and male non workers (49.23 percent) has also observed in 9.48% of female marginal workers. Middle Andaman CD Block where as the highest percent­ age of female non workers (88.77) percent are observed Total Workers in South Andaman CD Block.

The percentage of toral workers in the rural areas of Amongst the two CD Blocks in Nicobars District the total rural population of this Union Territory is 35.41 (61 .49) percent of non workers is recorded in Car N icobar comprising of 53.02% males and 14.36% females. This CD Block as compared to 59.08 recorded in Nancowry percentage in Andamans District is recorded as 34.39 per- CD Block. A higher percentage of male non workers, 48.12 ·:,c<€nt of which 52.60 percent and 12.51 percent are fe­ percent was recorded in Car Nicobar CD Block whereas male & male workers respectively. In Nicobars District is the highest percentage of female non workers (80.28) was observed that of the 39.73 percent workers, 54.82 are recorded in Nancowry CD Block. male workers and 21.76 are female workers. .. Workers and Non Workers in Urban area Amongst the three CD Blocks in Andamans Df!trkt the highest percentage (36.58) of workers has been re­ The percentJge of main workers, Marginal workers and corded in North Andaman CD Block and the lowest non workers in the urban area to the total urban popula­ (33.57%) .is recorded in Middle Andaman CD Block. tion of the Union Territory is given in table 9.

43 TABLE _ 9 : Percentage of Main Workers, Marginal Workers and Non Workers For Towns - 1991

Percentage

Main workers Marginal Workers . Total Workers Non Workers

Name and to total to total _..> total to total

SI. Civic Administration population population population population

No. Status of Town P M F P M F P M F P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 t 3 14

I. Pon Blair 34.27 53.51 9.25 0.51 0.62 0.35 34.78 54.13 9.60 65.22 45.87 90.40

It may be seen from the above table that out of 34.78 workers the percentage of males is 45.87 whereas the per­ percent of total workers recorded in the town 34.27 per­ centage of females is 90.40. cent is main worker and only 0.51 percent is marginal worker. The percentage of female main workers in the town Literacy Rate for rural population of CD Blocks by sex is 9.25 percent while female marginal workers account for 1991 only 0.35 percent. Out of 54.13 percent of total male As discussed earlier, all individuals belonging the age workers of the town 53.51 p~rcent is listed as main work­ group 0-6 have been treated as illiterate during the 1991 ers and only 0.62 percent is listed as marginal workers. census, and hence the population falling under this age group has been excluded for the purpose of working ou( Out of 74,955 population enumerated in the entire literacy rate CD Block wise literacy rate for rural popula­ urban area of this Union TerrilOry 48,887 which work tion as per 1991 census, excluding age group 0-6 is given out 65.22 percent are non workers. Amongst this non in the following table 10.

TABLE - 10 : Literacy Rates for Rural Population of CD Blocks by Sex, 1991

(Excluding Children in Age Group 0 _ 6)

51. Name of UTIDistrictl Percentage of Literates

No. CD Block P M F

2 3 4 5

AndJnlJn & NicobJr Islands 69.73 75.99 61.99

AndJI11Jns District 71.15 77.25 63.61

J. North Andaman 64.21 71.28 55.50

2. Middle Andaman 73.19 79.00 66.13

3. South Andaman 72.51 78.37 65.14

Nicobars District

I. Car Nicobar 65.27 72.47 57.24

2. Nancowry 62.17 69.03 53.08

It may be seen from the above table that an overall of 71.15 percent as compared to 63.72 percent recorded literacy rate of 69.73 percent has been recorded for the for the Nicobars District. rural areas of this Union Territory as against 73.02 per­ cent recorded for the Union Territory as a whole. Amongst As regards the literacy rate for males and f~ales it the 2 districts Andaman district has a higher literacy rate can be seen that the literacy rate for females is compara-

44 tively lower than that of males. The literacy rate of females TABLE-12 : Sex ratio for Rural population of CD in the rural areas of the Union Territory is 0 t. 99 whereas Blocks, t 99 t that of males is 75.99. Similarly the literacy rate for ' Name of UT IDistrictl females in Andamans and Nicobars District are 6'8.61 SI. Number of females percent and 55.26 percent whereas the same for males No. CD Block per 1000 males are 77.25 percent and 70.68 percent respectively. 2 3 Amongst the three CD Blocks in Andaman District Andaman and Nicobar Islands 837 Middle Andaman CD Block has the highest literacy rate of 73,19 percent comprising of 79 percent males as against Andamans District 836 66. 13 percent for females. I. North Andaman CD Block 854 2. Middle Andaman CD Block 840 Amongst the 2 CD Blocks in Nicobars district Car Nicobar CD Block has the higher literacy rate 65.27 per­ 3. South Andaman CD Block 82-5 cent with further break up of 72.47 percent for males and Nicobars District 840 57.24 percent for females. I. Car Nicobar CD Block 902 Literacy rate in Towns 2. Nancowry CD Block 783 The literacy rate for the only town, Port Blair exclud­ From the above table it is observed that the sex ratio iog the population falling under the age group 0-6 is given for the rural population of this Union Terrirory as a whole in table II. works out to 837 against that of 818 recorded for the total population of this Union Terrirory as a whole. TABLE-II: Literacy Rates for Towns - 1991 Amongst the two Districts of Andamans and Nicobars, District Nicobars has a higher sex ratio of 902 as com­ (Excluding Children in the Age-group 0-6) pared to that of District Andamans where the sex ratio is recorded as 836. 51. Name and Civic Percentage of Literacy As regards the sex ratio in the various community de­ velopment blocks in Andamans District, North Andaman No. Administration P M F CD Block has 854 females per 1000 males which is the highest among the three CD Blocks followed by Middle Status of Town Andaman CD Block with 846 females over 1000 males. The lowest sex ratio of 825 females for 1000 males has 2 3 4 5 been recorded in South Andamans CD Block. I. Pon Blair M.B. 81.69 86.59 75.08 In the Nicobars District, the highest sex ratio amongst all the CD Blocks in both the Districts has been recorded in It may be observed from the above table that 81.69 Car Nicobar CD Block while the lowest sex ratio amongst percent of the urban population comprising of 86.55 per­ all the 5 CD Blocks in both the Districts have been re­ cent of males and 75.68 percent of females (excluding the corded in Nancowry CD Block. population falling under age group 0-6) are recorded as Sex ratio in town literates. The sex ratio in Port Blair town is given in the follow­ As in the rural areas the females literacy rate is lower ing table 13. than that of males even in the urban areas of this Union TABLE - I J : Sex Ratio for Towns 1991 Territory. 51. Name and Civic Number of females The total literacy rate for the only town of Port Blair is 817, i.e. 817 per 1000 persons above 6 years of age. No. Administration per 1,000 Males , Status of Town Sex Ratio 2 3 The CD Block wise sex ratio for rural population of the Union Territory is given in the table 12. 1. Port Blair (M.B.) 769

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6')1 RGI9R--1( It may be seen from the above table that the sex ratio mentioned earlier, the village Directory shows the differ­ h only town Pon Blair M.B. is 769 which is comparatively ent types of amenities and land use data at the village level. lower than the lowest sex ratio recorded in the rural area (11 Nancowry CD Block in Nicobars District. First of all, let us study the distribution of villages ac­ cording to availability of different amenities. This can be ANALYSIS OF VILLAGE DIRECTORY DATA studied with the help of Table 14 given below:

We will now briefly analyse the Village Directory data,

TABLE· 14 : Distribution of Villages According to the Availability of Different Amenities llT/Districtl No. of Inhabited No. with Percentage of Villages having one or more of the following amenities

CD Block Villages Education Medical Drinking Post & Market/Hat Communication Approaching Power

Water Telegraph pucca road Supply

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Anc1Jll1an & Nicobar 504 264 143 502 90 36 308 225 246 hl,H1Cb (52.38) (28.37) (99.60) (17.86) (7.14) (61.11 ) (44.64) (48.81)

AnJJll1anS District 334 203 103 332 62 34 204 179 196

(60.78) (30.84) (99.40) (18.56) (10.18) (61.08) (53.59) (58.68)

North AndJI11Jn 73 49 18 72 8 4 34 19 29

(67.12) (24.66) (98.63) (10.96) (5.48) (46.58) (26.03) (39.73)

Middle Andal1lan 101 61 40 100 17 10 54 50 66

(60.40) (39.60) (99.01) (16.83) (9.90) (53.47) (49.50) (65.35)

SOllih Andalllan 160 93 45 160 37 20 116 110 101

(68.13) (28.13) (100.00) (23.13) (12.50) (72.50) (68.75) (63.13) ell Nlcobars 170 61 10 170 28 2 104 46 50

Dblrlct (35.88) (23.53) (100.00) (16.47) (1.18) (61.18) (27.06) (29.41)

LII NlcobJr 16 15 15 16 10 16 16 16

(93.75) (93.75) (100.00) (62.50) (6.25) (100.00) ( 100.00) ( 100.00) loJ,1Ilowry 154 46 25 154 18 88 30 34

(29.87) (16.23) (100.00) (11.69) (0.65) (57.14) (19.48) (22.08)

In the above table, the number of villages having edu­ Andaman CD Block has the highest percentage of villages cllional, medical, drinking water, post & telegraph, mar­ having educational facilities. In this CD Blocks 49 out of ket/hat, communication, approach by pucca road and 73 villages (67.1 2 percent) have educational facilities. The power supply facilities and their percentage to total villages second position is occupied by Middle Andaman CD Block In ,1 particular CD Block have been given. The comparativ~ where 61 out of 101 villages (60.40 percent) have edu­ picture of each CD Block enjoying the above facilities is as cational facilities. South Andaman CD Block occupied only follow: the third place with 93 villages having educational facilities out of 160 villages (58.13 percent). Education Among the two CD Blocks of Nicobars disrrin, 15 Among the 3 CD Blocks of Andamans District North out of 16 villages (93.75 percent) of Car Nicobar CD

46 Block and 46 out 154 villages (29.87) of Nancowry, CD Communication Block have educational facility. The proportion of villages having the lowest educational facilities among all the 5 CD As regards communication facilities, South Andaman Blocks of both the districts is Nancowry tehsil. CD Block tops the list of CD Block in Andamans District. In this CD Block 116 out of 160 villages (72.50 percent) Medical have communication facilities within the village. The next position in this regard is occupied by Middle Andaman CD As regards medical facility, Middle Andaman CD Block Block with 54 out of 101 villages (53.47 percent) having occupies the 1st position among the 3 CD Blocks of communication facilities available within the village. The Andamans District where 40 out of 101 villages (39.60 third and last position was occupied North Andaman CD percent) have medical facilities. The second position goes Block with 34 out of 73 (46.58 percent) villages having (0 South Andaman CD Block where 45 out of 160 villages communication facility within the village. So far as Nicobars (28.13 percent) enjoy this facility. The third and last posi­ district is concerned, all villages in Car Nicobar CD Block [ion is occupied by North Andaman CD Block where only have communication facilities available within the village, 18 out of 73 (24.66 percent) villages avail this facility. whereas in Nancowry CD Block this facility is available only Among the two CD Blocks of Nicobar District in Car in 88 villages (57.14 percent) out of 154 villages. Nicobar CD Block, 15 out of 16 villages (93.75 percent) enjoy medical facility within the villages where as Nancowry Approach by pucca road CD Block enjoys this facility in only 25 villages out of 154 (16.23 percent). Thus the proportion of villages having Amongst the CD Blocks of Andamans district 1 10 out the highest medical facilities among all the 5 CD Blocks of of 160 villages (68.75 percent) of South Andamans CD oath Andamans and Nicobars District is Car Nicobar CD Block are approachable by pucca road. The second posi­ Block and that having the lowest is Nancowry CD Block. tion is occupied by Middle Andaman CD Block with 50 out of 101 villages (49.50 percent) are approachable by pucca road. The last position is occupied by North Andaman Drinking Water CD Block with 19 out of 73 villages (26.03 percent) are approachable by pucca road. As regards the availability of drinking water, it can be seen that this facility is available in all the villages of both In Nicobars District, all the villages of Car Nicobar CD the district except 2 villages in Middle Andaman CD Block Block are approachable by pucca road where in Nancowry of Andamans Districr. CD Block only 30 out of 154 villages (19.48 percent) are approachable by pucca road. Post and telegraph Power Supply In the district of Andamans, South Andaman CD Block with 37 out of 160 villages (23.13 percent) have post Regarding the availability of power supply it is seen and telegraph facility followed by Middle Andaman CD from table that I 4 Middle Andaman CD Block top the lisc Block with 17 out of 101 villages (16.83 percent) and of CD Blocks in Andamans District. In this CD Block power North Andaman CD Block with 8 out of 73 villages ( 10.96 supply is available in 66 out of 101 villages (65.35 per­ percent) . cent). This is closely followed by South Andaman CD Block 101 out of 160 villages (63. 1 3 percent) have power sup­ In the Nicobars District 10 out of 16 villages (62.50 ply. The 3rd and last position is occupied by North percent) of Car Nicobar CD Block enjoys this facility whereas Andaman CD Block with 29 out of 73 villages (39.73 in Nancowry CD Block only 18 out of 154 villages ( 11.69) percent) with power supply facility within the village. have this facility. So far as Nicobars District is concerned power supply Market hat is available in all the 16 villages of Car Nicobar CD Block, whereas these facility is available only in 34 out of 154 It can be seen from the above table that only a limited villages (22.08 percent) in Nancowry CD Block. number of market/hat system exist in a few villages in these • Islands. 4 villages in North Andaman CD Block lOin Mid­ After studying the distribution of villages according to dle Andaman CD Block and in South Andaman CD Block the availability of different amenities, it will be of great of Andamans District have market/hat facility. In Nicobars interest to know about the proportion of rural population District only in 1 village of each CD Block market/hat facil­ served by these amenities. Table 1 5 gives an analysis of the ity is available. availability of various amenities in terms of population.

47 TABLE - 1 5 : Proportion of Rural population Served by Different Amenities

UT/Districtl Total population Proportion of Rural Population Served By the Amenity of

CD Block of inhabited villages Education Medical Drinking Post & Market/Hat Communication Approaching Power

in CD Block Water Telegraph pucca road Supply

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Andaman & Nicobar 205,706 188,093 134,677 205,536 110,496 72,127 171,999 169,668 176,511

Islands (91.44) (65.47) (99.92) (53.72) (35.06) (83.61) (82.48) (85.81)

Andamans District 166,498 154,429 105,387 166,328 93,001 65,309 135,711 13,833 144,197

(92.75) (63.30) (99.90) (55.86) (39.23) (81.51 ) (83.09) (86.61)

North Andaman 31,852 30,073 17,669 31,768 10,620 5,554 22,354 20,633 20,637

(94.41) (55.47) (99.74) (33.34) (17.44) (70.18) (64.78) (64.79)

Middle Andaman 46,820 43,473 34,658 46,734 27,501 20,205 34,432 35,737 41,507

(92.85) (74.02) (99.82) (58.74) (43.15) (73.54) (76.33) (88.65)

South Andaman 87,826 80,883 53,060 87,826 54,880 39,550 78,925 81,969 82,053

(92.09) (60.41) (100) (62.49) (45.03) (89.87) (93.33) (93.43)

Nicobars District 39,208 33,664 29,290 39,208 17,495 6,818 36,288 31,329 32,314

(85.86) (74.70) (100) (44.62) (17.39) (92.55) (79.90) (82.42)

Car Nicobar 19,336 18,493 18,493 19,336 6,869 3,073 19,336 19,336 19,336

(95.64) (95.64) (100) (35.52) (15.89) (100) (100) (100)

Nancowry 19,872 15,171 10,797 19,872 10,626 3,745 16,952 11,993 12,978

(76.34) (54.33) (100) (53.47) (18.85) (85.31 ) (60.35) (65.31)

Education In Nicobars district, 95.64 percent population of Car Nicobar CD Block is served with educational facilities within 92.75 percent of the rural population of Andamans the village oftheir habitation, whereas only 76.34 percent district enjoy educational facilities within the villages of their of population of Nancowry tehsil enjoy this facility within habitation. The proportion of rural population covered their village of habitation. under this facility is marginally lower in the case of Nicobars Medical district where 86.86 percent of the rural population enjoy this facility. Only 63.30 percent of the rural population is served with medical facilities within the village of their habitation Among the three CD Blocks of the Andamans district, in the district of Andamans as compared to 74.70 percent it is ovserved that North Andaman CD Block occupied the in the district of Nicobars. first position having 94-41 percent of its rural population Amongst three CD Blocks of Andamans District, Mid­ served with educational facilities within the village of their dle Andaman CD Block has the highest proportion of 74.02 habitation. The second position is occupied by Middle percent of population being served by medical facility with Andaman CD Block where 92.85 percent of the rural in the village of their habitation followed by South Andaman population is 'served with such facilities. This is closely fol­ CD Block (60.41 percent). The 3rd and last position was lowed by South Andaman CD Block where 92.09 percent occupied by North Andaman CD Block 55.47 percent of the rural population is served with educational facilities population is served with medical facility within the village within the village. of habitation.

48 In the Andaman and Nicobar Islands Car Nicobar CD within the village of their habitation. Block has the highest proportion of rural population (95.64 percent) amongst all the CD Blocks of this Union Terri­ Communication cory, being served with medical facilities available within the village of their habitation. In case of Nancowry CD In the Andamans District about 81.51 percent of the Block this proportion deminishes to 54.33 percent. rural population is served with communication facility within the village whereas this facility is available to 92.55 per­ Drinking Water cent of the rural population of Nicobars District.

As may be seen from the foregoing table, 99.90 per· Amongst the CD Blocks of Andamans District South cent population of Andamans district and cent percent Andaman CD Block occupies the first position with 89.87 population of Nicobars district is having drinking water fa­ percent of rural population enjoying the communication cility within the village. facility within the village. This is followed by Middle Andaman CD Block with 73.54 percent and North Post and telegraph Andaman CD Block with 70.1 8 percent of rural popula­ tion enjoying this facility within the respective villages where In the Andamans District 55.86 percent of the rural they reside. population enjoys post and telegraph facility within the vil­ lage where as in Nicobars District this facility is available to As regards Nicobars District, cent percent population 44.62 percent of the rural population within their village of Car Nicobar CD Block enjoy communication facilities of habitation. within the village whereas 85.31 percent population of Nancowry CD Block enjoy this facility within the village. Among the CD Blocks of Andamans District, South Andaman CD Blocks occupies the first position having the Approach by pucca road highest proportion of 62.49 percent of rural population enjoying post and telegraph facility within the village of Amongst the two Districts of this Union Territory habitation. Closely followed by Middle Andaman CD Block 83.09 percent of the rural population in Andamans Dis­ where this proportion is 58.74 percent. The 3rd and last trict and 79.90 percent of the rural population of Nicobars positions is occupied by North Andaman CD Block where District are approached by pucca road. this proportion is only 33.34 percent. The proportion of rural population approachable by Amongst the CD Blocks of NicolJars District, Nancowry pucca road in the Andamans District is highest in South CD Block has 53.47 percent of the rural population, served Andaman CD Block with 93.33 percent, followed by Mid­ with post and telegraph facility available within the village dle Andaman CD Block with 76.33 percent and North whereas in Car Nicobar CD Block this proportion is only Andaman CD Block with 64.78 percent. 35.52 percent. In the District of Nicobars the proportion of rural popu­ Market/hat lation approachable by pucca road facility in Car Nicobar CD Block is cent percent and that in Nancowry CD Block is The system of daily/weekly/forthightly/monthly/mar­ only 60.35 percent. ket/hat system is not widely prevalent in this Union Terri­ tory only 39.23 percent of the rural population of Power Supply Andamans District and only 17.39 percent of the rural population of Nicobars district have market/hat facility with In the Andamans District 86.61 percent of popula­ in the village. tion is served by power supply whereas only 82.42 per­ cent population of Nicobars District is served by this South Andaman CD Block occupies that 1st position facility. among other CD Blocks of the Andamans District with a proportion of 45.03 percent population enjoing market/ Amongst the three CD Blocks in Andamans District hat facility within the village, which is closely followed by South Andaman CD Block has the highest proportion of Middle Andaman CD Block with 43.15 percent popula­ rural population served with electricity (93.43 percent). tion and North Andaman CD Blocks with only 17.44 per­ This is followed by Middle And.Jman CD Block (88.65 cent population served with this facility within the village percent) and North Andaman CD Block (64.79 percent). of habitation. Amongst the two CD Blocks in Nicobars district cent In the two CD Blocks of Nicobars district, 18.85 per­ percent population of Car Nicobar CD Block and 65.31 cent population of Nancowry CD Block and 15.89 per­ percent population of Nancowry CD Block enjoys the power cent population of Car Nicobar CD Block enjoy this facility supply facility within the village of their habitation. 49

Andamans District Nicobars District

The foregoing table reveals that out of 334 inhabited In the Nicobars District, out of 1 70 inhabited villages villages of Andamans district 232 villages have a popula­ 148 villages have a population less than 500 each and 20 tion of less than 500 each, 89 villages fall in the popula­ villages fall in the population range 500-1999 while only tion range of 500-1999, and the remaining 13 villages 2 villages of this District belong to the population range belong to the population range 2000-4999. There is no 2000-4999. In this District also, there is no village having ',iilage in this district which has a population of 5,000 and a population of more than 5000. above. With regard to different types of amenities available Out of 232 villages falling in the population range of within the villages falling in the population range less than less than 500, 44.40 percent villages have educational 500,27.03 percent have educational facility, 13.51 per­ facilities, whereas only 15.95 percent have medical facili­ cent have medical facility, 8.78 percent have post and ties within the village. Drinking water facility is available telegraph facility, 55.41 percent have comlllunication fa­ within the village for 99.14 percent villages but post and cility, 16.22 percent have pucca road facility and 18.92 telegraph facility is available only in 3.45 percent of vil­ percent have power supply facility. Drinking water facility lages. Market/hat facility is available only in 1.29 percent is available in all the villages whereas market/hat facility is of this population range whereas 50.43 percent villages not available in any village in the population range. have communication facility and 38.79 percent villages are approachable by pucca road. 42.67 percent villages of Out of 20 villages belonging to the population range tllis range have power supply facility in the villages. 500-1999, educational facility is available in 95 percent As regards the villages falling in the population range villages, medical facility is available in the 90 percent vil­ 500-1999 out of a total number of 89 villages, 97.75 lages, and post and telegraph facility is available in 65 per­ percent villages have educational facilities within the village cent villages. Drinking water, communication, approach and 61.80 percent villages have medical facilities within by pucca road and power supply facilities are available in the village. All the villages have drinking water facilities all the 20 villages of this population range whereas mar­ within the villages of this range. Post and telegraph facility ket/hat facility is not available in any of these villages. is available in 46.07 percent villages and market/hat facil­ ity is available within 21 .35 percent of villages of this range, There are only 2 villages in this district in the popula­ 83. 15 percent villages of this range have communication tion range of 2000-4999 where all the facilities are avail­ facilities and 85.39 percent villages are approachable by able within both the villages. pucca road and 94.38 percent of villages in this range have power supply facilities within the village. Distribution of villages according to land use

There are only 13 villages falling under the population In this UT the land use data are available only in re­ range of 2000-4999 in Andamans District out of the cent spect of some revenue villages. The non revenue villages percent villages have educational, drinking water, post and which are spread over all the CD. Blocks of Andamans dis­ telegraph, communication, approach by pucca road and trict and the tribal villages spread over the various islands power supply facilities available with in the village. Medical of Nicobars district are not yet cadastraly surveyed and facilities are available in 84.62 percent villages and mar­ hence even the total area of such villages are not available. ket/hat facility is available in 92.31 percent villages of this range. However, an effort has been made to present the land use data in the following table 17 in respect of the revenue There is no village in this district which has a popula­ villages of this Union Territory. tion of more than 5000.

Table - 17 : Distribution of Villages According to Land use UT IDistrictl No. of inhabited No. of inhabited villages Total Area Percentage of Percentage of CD.Block Villages for which area figures cultivable Area irrigated area to are available to total Area total cultivable area 2 3 4 5 6

Andaman & Nicobar 504 178 72,058.15 21.21 0.49 Islands

Andal11ans District 334 178 72,058.15 21.21 0.49 51 Table· 17 : Distribution of Villages According to Land use (Contd.)

UT/District/ No. of inhabited No. of inhabited villages Total Area PercentJge of Percentage of

CD.Block Villages for which area figures cultivable Area irrigated area to

are available to total Area total cultivable area

2 3 4 5 6

North AndJman CD. Block 73 32 20,016.82 18.32 2.04

Middle Andaman CD. Block 101 56 19,161.68 20.33 Nil

South Andaman CD. Block 160 90 32,879.65 23.48 NIL

Nicobars District 170 Nil N.A. N.A. N.A.

Car Nicobar CD. Block 16 Nil N.A. N.A. N.A.

Nancowry CD. Block 154 Nil N.A. N.A. N.A.

It may be seen from the above table that South The irrigation facilities are not prevalent in these Un­ Andaman CD Block tops the list with 23.48 percent of its ion Territory. However this system is being experimented total area of villages as cultivable. The second position is in North Andaman CD Block by means of river water 2.04 occupied by Middle Andaman CD Block where 20.33 percent of the cultivable land in this CD Block is irrigated percent of the total area of revenue villages is cultivable, by the system. followed by North Andaman CD Block with 18.32 per­ cent. The distribution of villages according to distance from the nearest town and availability of different amenities given below in table 18.

TABLE· 18 : Distribution of Villages According to Distance from the Nearest Town and Availability of Different Amenities

Distance Range No. of Inhabited No. (With Percentage) of villages having the amenity of

frort).the vi lIages in the Education Medical Drinking Post & Market/Hat Communication Approaching Power

neJrest [Own range Water Telegraph pucca road Supply

2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10

Andaman & Nicobar Islands

0·5 3 3 3 2 2 3 3 3

(100.00) (33.33) (100.00) (66.67) (66.67) (100.00) (100.00) ( 100.00)

6·15 10 10 5 10 7 2 9 9 9

(100.00) (50.00) (100.00) (70.00) (20.00) (90.00) (90.00) (90.00)

16-50 106 61 29 106 24 13 74 78 76

(57.55) (27.36) (100.00) (22.64) (12.26) (69.81 ) (73.58) (71.70)

5 1+ 385 190 108 3B3 57 19 222 135 158

(49.35) (28.05) (99.48) (14.8 J} (4.94} (57.66) (35.06} (41.04)

TOlal 504 264 143 502 90 36 308 225 246

(52.38) (28.37) (99.60) ( 17.86) (7.86) (61.11 ) (44.64) (48.81 )

52 TABLE· 18 : Distribution of Villages According to Distance from the Nearest Town and Availability of Different Amenities (Contd.)

Distance Range No. of Inhabited No. (With Percentage) of villages having the amenity of

from the villages in the Education Medical Drinking Post & Market/Hat Communication Approaching Power

nearest town range Water Telegraph pucca road Supply

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Andamans District o-s 3 3 3 2 2 3 3 3

(100.00) (33.33) (100.00) (66.67) (66.67) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00)

6-15 10 10 5 10 7 2 9 9 9

(100.00) (50.00) (100.00) (70.00) (20.00) (90.00) (90.00) (90.00)

16-50 106 61 29 106 24 13 74 78 71

(57.55) (27.36) (100.00) (22.64) (12.26) (69.81 ) (73.58) (71.70)

51 + 215 129 68 213 29 17 118 89 108

(60.00) (31.63) (99.07) (13.49) (7.91) (54.88) (41.40) (50.23)

TotJI 334 203 103 332 62 34 204 179 196

(60.78) (30.84) (99.40) (18.56) (10.18) (61.08) (53.59) (58.68)

Nicobars District

0-5

6 IS

i650

51 + 170 61 40 170 28 2 104 46 50

(35.88) (23.53) (100.00) (16.47) (1.18) (61.18) (27.06) (29.41)

170 61 40 170 28 2 104 46 50

(35.88) (23.53) (100.00) (16.47) (1.18) (61.18) (27.06) (29.41)

In this Union Terricory, there is only one town Port The number of villages alongwith their percentages Blair M.B. This town is situated in Port Blair Tehsil of having different kinds of amenities such as Education, Medi­ Andamans District. No area in the District of Nicobars has cal, Drinking water, Post and Telegraph, Market/hat, Com­ been declared urban so far. munication, Approach by pucca road and Power Supply have been presented for the Union Territory, as a whole In the above table the inhabited villages have been and for baCh the districts for each distance range in the distributed into the following four ranges according to the above table. The figures given in brackets in the table indi­ distance from the nearest town. cate the percentages.

(i) At a distance of 0-5 kms. Distribution of villages not having certain amenities arranged by distance range from place where these are avail­ (ii) At a distance of 6-15 kms. able.

(iii) At a distance of 16-50 kms. We have already discussed the position with regard to villages having different types of amenities such as educa­ (iv) At a distance of 51 kms and above. tion, medical, drinking water, post and telegraph, market!

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691 R01198-9 hat, communication, power supply etc. Now we will ex­ villages not having certain amenities arranged by distance amine the villages where certain amenities are not avail­ ranges from the places where these are available. able. The following table indicates distribution of certain

Table - 19 : Distribution of Villages not having certain Amenities Arranged by Distance Range from the Place where these are available

Village not having the No. of Villages where the amenity is not available and amenity of available at distance of

-5 KM 5+ KM 10+ KM Total (Col. 2-4)

2 3 4 5

Andaman & Nicobar Islands

I. Education 155 39 46 240

2. Medical 192 70 99 361

3. Drinking Water 2 2

4. POSt and Telegraph 152 73 189 414

5. Marker/hat 86 68 314 468

6. Communication 79 30 87 196

Andamans District

I. Education 90 17 24 131

2. Medical 131 39 61 231

3. Drinking Water 2 2

4. Post and Telegraph 119 51 102 272

5. Market/hat 85 60 155 300

6. Communication 75 28 27 130

Nicobars Disericl

I. Education 65 22 22 109

2. Medical 61 31 38 130

3. Drinking Water

4. Post and Telegraph 33 22 87 142

5. Market/hat 8 159 168

6. Communication 4 2 60 66

Andamans District tance of 10 kms & over.

From the above table it is observed that out of 334 As regards medical facility, 231 villages do not have inhabited villages of Andamans District, 131 villages have this facility within the village. The number of villages falling no educJtional facility within the village out of these 1 3 I in three distance ranges of iess than 5 kms, 5-1 0 kms and villages, 90 villages enjoy this facility within a distance of 5 10 kms from where these facilities are available are 1 31, kms, 17 enjoy this facility within a distance of 5 to 10 kms 39 and 61 respectively. Drinking water facility is available and (he remaining 24 villages enjoy this facility at a dis- within almost all the villages of Andamans District except

54 two villages where these facility is available within a dis­ enjoy this facility within a distance of 5 kms and 2 villages tance of 5 kms away from both the villages. As regards avail of this facility within a distance of 5 to 10 kms and post and telegraph, 272 villages do not enjoy this facility the remaining 60 villages get this facility at a distance of within the villages. Out of these 119 villages enjoy this 10 kms. facility within a distance of less than 5 kms, 51 villages enjoy this facility within a distance of 5-10 kms and the Main staplefood remaining 102 villages enjoy it beyond 10 kms. In case of Market/hat facilities a total of 300 villages are deprived of The main staple food in all the tehsils of both Andamans facilities within the village. Out of these 85 villages enjoy and Nicoban;District is rice or rice and wheat. The follow­ this facility within a distance of 5 kms. 60 villages avail of ing table shows the distribution of main staple food in the the same within a distance of 5-10 kms. and the remaining majority of villages in each tehsil. I 55 villages avail of this facility beyond 10 kms. As re­ gards communications, this facility is not available within Table - 20 : Main staple food in the Majority of I 30 villages of Andamans District. Out of these the number villages in each T e~il. of villages falling in the ranges of less than 5 kms, 5 to 10 kms and 10+ kms distance range from where this facility SI. No. TehsillTaluk Main staple food is available are 75, 28 and 27 respectively. 2 3 Nicobars District Andamans District As compared to Anda~ans district, the [lroportion of I. Diglipur Rice villages not having certain amenities within the villages is rather high in N icobars District. Out of a total of I 70 2. Mayabunder Rice & Wheat inhabited villages in the Nicobars District, the number of villages not having educational faciliti'2s are 109. Out of 3. Rangat Rice & Wheat these 65 villages avail this facility at a distance of less than 5 kms, while 22 viilages each avail of these facilities within 4. Port Blair Rice & Wheat a distance of 5 to 10 kms and above 10 kms respectively. Regarding the medical facilities, 1 30 villages are not hav­ 5. Ferrargunj Rice & Wheat ing these facilities within the village of these 61 villages avail of these facilities within a distance of less than 5 kms Nicobars District 3 I avail of these facilities within a distance of 5 to 10 kms. While the number of villages availing of these facilities be­ I. Car Nicobar Rice & Wheat yond 10 kms is 38. All the 170 inhabited villages in this District have drinking water facility within the villages. As 2. Nancowry Rice & Wheat regards post and telegraph facility, the number of villages not having this facility within the village is 142. Out these, Brief Analysis of Town Directory Data 33 villages avail this facility within 5 kms, 22 villages avail of this facility within a distance of 5 to 10 kms and the In the Union Territory of Andalllan and Nicobar Is­ population in the remaining 87 villages have to go beyond lands there is only one town viz. Porr Blair M.B. which is 10 kms to get this facility. The market/hat facility is avail­ located in Pon Blair tehsil of Andalllans District. In Nicobars able only in 2 villages of this District. Out of the remaining District, there is no (Own at all. Pon Blair town was recog­ 168 villages where market/hat facility is not available only nised as such during the year 1951. Before that there was one village avails of this facility within a distance of less no urban area in this Union Territory. than 5 kms and 8 villages avail this facility within a distance of 5 - 10 kms. The remaining 159 villages avail of this The percentage of Urb:!n population (0 {otal pOpLIIJ facility at a distance of more than 10 kms. As regards com­ tion decadal variation in Urban population, density of popu munication it can be seen from the above table that there lation and sex ratio for the Andaillans District in will{ i1 are 66 villages in Nicobars District, where no communica­ Port Blair town is situated and for the Union Tt rntory .1\ .• tion facility exists within the village. Out of these 4 villages whole is given in the table 2 I :

55 Table - 21 : Growth, Density and Sex Ratio of Urban Population in the District on Relation to the Union Territory

Census Year District Andamans

Total Urban Percentage Decadal percent- Density Sex Ratio

Population Population of population age variation in (population (No. of Females

urban population per sq.km.) per 1000 Males)

2 3 4 5 6 7

1951 18,962 7,789 41.08 859 545

1961 48,985 14,075 28.73 +80.70 1,788 573

1971 93,468 26,218 28.05 +86.27 3,298 558

1981 158,287 49,634 31.36 +89.31 3,510 720

1991 241,453 74,955 31.04 + 5 1.02 5,301 769

, Table - 21 : Growth, Density and S~x Ratio of Urban Population in the District on Relation to the Union Territory (Contd.)

Census Year Union Territory

Total Urban Percentage Decadal percent- Density Sex Ratio

Population Population of population age variation in (population (No. of Females

urban population per sq.km.) per 1000 Males)

2 3 4 5 6 7

1951 30,971 7,789 25.15 859 545

1961 63,548 14,075 22.15 +80.70 1,788 573

1971 1 15,133 26,218 22.77 + 86.27 3,298 558

1981 188,741 49,634 26.30 +89.31 3,510 720

1991 280,661 74,955 26.71 + 5 1.02 5,301 769

It ll1ay be seen from the above table that the urban and 26.71 in 1991. population which was recorded as 7789 at the 1951 cen­ SllS, has increased to 74955 during the 1991 census. The Density percenrage of urban population to total population in the Andall1ans District during 1951 was 41.08 and the same The density of urban population recorded in 1951 for the Union Territory as a whole was 25.15 percent. was 859 persons per square kilometer. This increased to However in the subsequent two decades this proportion 1788in 1961, 3298 in 1971, 3510in 1981 and 5301 declined in the Andamans District as well as in the Union in 1991. Territory as a whole. In the Andamans District, the pro­ portion of urban population to total population came down Sex Ratio from 41.08 in 1951 to28.73in61 and 28.05 in 1971. . This proportion slightly increased to 31.36 in 1981. But The sex ratio i.e. female per 1000 males, recorded in again declined slightly to 3 1.04 in 1991. Similarly the the year 1951 was 545. This sex ratio improved to 573 in proportion of urban population to total population in the 1961, but this decreased to 558 in 1971. However the Union Territory as a whole came down from 25.15 during sex ratio in urban Jrea increased considerably during 1971- 1951 to 22.15 in 1961 and then the same is found 81 and the sex ratio recorded in 1981 was 720. This has gradualy increasing to 22.77 in 1971, 26.30 in 1981 slightly improved to 769 in 1991.

56 Table· 22 : Per Capita Receipts and Expenditure in Town

Class, Name Per Capita Receipts Per Capita Expenditure and Civic Status Total Receipt Receipt from Total General Expenditure Public Expenditure Other of the Town through all other Expenditu re Admini· on public Works on public Aspect

taxes sources stration health & Institutions/

convenience public safety

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

II Port Blair 365.17 280.29 84.88 361.46 29.05 84.26 71.10 108.63 68.42

(M.B.)

Per Capita total Receipts and Expenditure aryfMatriculation schools, Junior Secondary/Middle schools and primary schools worked out for 10,000 population of The total per capita receipts as well as total per capita the town are 2, 2 and 3 respectively. expenditure has increased considerably during the last dec­ ade in Port Blair town. The total percapita receipts during No. of beds in Medical Institutions 1988-89 has increased to 365.17 whereas it was 92.30 during 1978-79. Similarly the total per capita expendi­ Table - 24 : No. of beds in Medica! institutio,ns in town ture during 1988-89 has increased to 361.46 while it was Class, Name & No. of beds in medical institutions per only 93.22 during 1978-79. Out of the total per capita receipts of Rs. 365.17, Rs. 280.29 was collected through Civic status of 1000 population taxes and the remaining Rs. 84.88 was collected through various other sources like advances, government grants and the town revenue derived from municipal properties and power apart from taxation. Out of the total per capita expenditure of 2 Rs. 361.46, Rs. 29.05 was spent on Central administra­ II Port Blair (M.B.) 8 tion, Rs. 84.26 was spent on public health and conven­ iences, Rs. 71.10 was spent on public works, Rs. 108.63 In Port Blair town there is only one civil Hospital hav­ was spent on public safety and public institutions and the ing a capacity of 406 beds. In additiGn to this, one defence remaining Rs. 68.42 was spent on various items like burn­ hospital with a capacity 107 beds and one private hospital ing ghat, public garden, construction of market and lodg­ having 29 beds are functioning in the town to cator the ing houses etc. needs of the urban population of 74,955 which works out to about 8 beds for one thousand population. School Most Important commodities Manufactured Imported Table· 23 : Schools per 10,000 population in town and Exported Class Name and Number per 10,000 population The names of the most important commodities manu­ Civic sta tus Hr. Secondary Secondary/ Junior Primary factured, imported and exported in the town have been given in table 25. of Town !nter/PUC! matriculation secondary/ Table· 25 : Most important commodity manufac{!Jred, imported Junior College middle and exported in the town.

2 3 4 5 Class, Name & civic Most important commodity status of the town Manufactured Expo, :ed Imported II Port Blair 2 2 3 2 3 4 (M.B.) II Port Blair (M.B.) Match splint & Timber Cereals and As may be seen from above table there is only one Ply wood (including all kinds of higher secondaryllnterfPUC/Junior college for every 10,000 population of the town. The number of second- sawn timber) edible oils

57 Match, splints and ply wood have been listed in order Timber is the most important commodity exported of their importance under the column commodity manu­ from the town. The most important commodities imported factured. in the towft are cereals and all kind of edible oils.

58 PART - A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

59

SECTION - I VILLAGE DIRECTORY

61 691 RGL98-IO

TEHSIL DIGLIPUR DISTRICT ANDAMANS

KLOMETRES 2 o 2 4 6 8

«

IFst I. OPocock I. en D KILOMETRES t~ll~'\O V Reef I. o (jj; Norcondom I. z

« NORTH CjExcelsior I. Q) Upoget I. ANDAMAN DpOin,1. 0 ISLAND OOelgarno I.

Sheorme I. () 0

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Based !,Won Survey of India map WIth the permission of the Surveyor General of India. © Government of Indio Copyri9nt, 1998 The temtorial weters of Indio extend mto the sea to a distance of twelve nautical miles measured 'rom the approPriate bose hne. 63

('lJ] RCil1lJ8 TEHSIL MAYABUNDER DISTRICT ANDAMANS o G l I KILOMETRES P 2 0 2 4 6 8 U 1 I I I ---+---=::::-J R T e: H L " ...... o Snark I...... -- ...... ---...-.... -._

...J Kawng Tung I, 0 NORTH. ANDAMAN ISLAND RINAGAR 3~ +.NABAGRAM [IFA) 4 71

N Reef I. \? OLalouche I. z

CD

BOUNDARY, TEHSIL HEADQUARTERS' TEHSll. VILLAGES/ APWD CAMPS/FC,EIFlA WITHPOPULATION SIZE: BELOW 200 o 200-499, 500-999, 1000 AND ABOVE <[ UNINHABITED VILLAGES WITH LOCATION CODE X 44 IMPORTANT ROAD POST OFFICE PO POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE PTO 48 o o HIGH SCHOOL / HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL. S/HS 0 64 POLICE STATION PS o 49

50 0 PATHERTIKRY ,IF C

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R A N G A T T E H s L

Based l1,Pon Survey of Indio map with the permission of the Surveyor General of Indio. © Government of Indm Copyrioht, 1998 Th. t.rritorial walers of Indio extend into the sea t1) 0 distance of twelve nautical miles measured from the approPriote bose line. 63 A

6l)1 RGII9R TEHSIL RANGAT DISTRICT ANDAMANS

2 o ..J

MAYABUNDER TEHSIL _...... o 14 CUTBERT BAY E(FIA.

DHANI NALLAH, EIFIA l FC. z Hump I. 0

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X 33 MIDDLE ANDAMAN ISLAND m o z 34 o o • 38 47 36 Flatl.~ •37

o OC/) z

oOGUltar I. Round I. ._.".- .. ."...._6 _.­

FERRARGUNJ I VILLAGESI APWD CAMPS ETc. TEHSIL I WITH POPULATION SI2E: BElow 200, 200-499, 500-999, } PORT BLAIR 1000 AND ABOVE .....••.•..••••.•..••...... •..•...... •...... 0,8 i.; UNINHABITED VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE ... X 10 I IMPORT ANT ROAD .. RIVER AND STREAM ...... :::>--~ POST OFFICE I POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE. PO/PTO ApproJ.lma'e Loca1lol) of VlIIaQe5 has been shown HIGH SCHOOL I HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL S/HS by numbers which l:Orrespond to the location code POLICE STATION . PS ncmber of eoch vJlJooe. HOSPITAL, DISPENSARY, PRIMARY HEAL TH CENTRE, (fl, +; ~ MATERNITY AND CHILD WELFARE CENTRE IMPORTANT VILLAGE MARKET •&

Based LIpan Survey of IndiO mop with the permiSsion of the Surveyor General of IndiO. © Government of India Copynght, 1998 The ferrltorial waters of India extend into the sea fa a dlstcmce of fwelve l)ou1icc;1 miles measured from the opprOPTlOte base line. 63-8

h'Ji RGI!9K TEHSIL PORT BLAIR DISTRICT ANDAMANS KILOMETRES 2 0 2 4 6

_O_·_o_ R A N G A T E H S L North Button 1~ t

Barren <1 Middle Button I. 1.,0

o South Button I

....J oEast or loQMs I. «

« w

John Lowrence I.

(fJ

z FERRARGUNJ TEHSIL z w « !II

«

LL.. o o z

« OSlr HUljlh Rose I.

>- KILOM[T~[S °u o • '0 .. 20 ,. 30 •• 6RUtlOnd L «

North Cinque I. ~ {JRO$$ I, South Cinque I. P

....J o PO$5o~e I. , The Sisters « I•. (!)

o North Brattier I z o South Sentinel L W CI South Brother I. ANDAMAN ISLAND !II

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Based upan SiJrvey ('f India mop with the permission of thf' S'Jrve),or General of IndiO GO'lernment of India Copyright. I t)9R The territorial waters of IndiO extend into the sea to a dl!tonce of twel\le noutical © miles measured from the appropriate bose line. 63 C

6'11 R(;l/,)~ RANGAT TEHSIL._. _', _._._' _-_ .. -._--._.-.-._. )"._. __ ./ ,-...... ",. .."...... _.._ ...... -. TEHSIL FERRARGUNJ DISTRICT ANDAMANS Spike I.

KILOMETRES 2 o 2 4 6 8

i / i i \ ...._ ."-...... J " " \ \ oDuncan IEl)try J I. 35 X I I UJ i Petrie I.D ~ Defence I. z (/) Montgomery I. Q,

UJ PORT BLAIR TEHSIL m

z

o

Q

c( z

BOUNDARY, l'EHSIL .. HEADQUARTERS: TEHSIL .... VILLAGES / APWO CAMPS /FC/BPe {E(FIA WITH POPULATION SIZE; BELOW 200, 200-499, 500-999 1000 AND ABOVE UNiNHABITED VILlAGE/APWD CAMPS' BPC WITH lOCATION CODE X 16 IMPORTANT ROAD .. RIVER AND STREAM .. POST OFFICE/ POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFiCE ..... PO / PTO HIGH SCHOOL / HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL S/HS POLICE STATION PS HOSPITAL; DISPENSARY, PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE\ 1iB;+;.; MATERNITY AND CHILO WELFARE CENTRE ...... VILLAGE MARKET.. ... '" Approximate location of villoges has been shown by numbers which cDrrespond to tt.. location code number of eoch ~IIQQe.

Based \Ulon Survey of India map with the permission at the Surveyor General of India. © Government of India Copyright, 19~8 The territorial waters of India extend into the sea to a distance of twelve nautical miles measured from the appropriate base line. 63 D 691 R(i!fI)X

CODES USED IN THE VILLAGE DIREC­ TORY AND ALPHABETICAL LISTS

65

CODES USED IN THE VILLAGE DIRECTORY TOGETHER WITH WHA T THESE STANDS FOR ARE INDICA TED BELOW

Column No.5 Fountain F

Education" Nallah N

Primary School P Others 0

Middle School M Column No.8

M,ltrlculation/High School H Post and Telegraph

Hil~her Secondary/P.e-university/Jr. College PUC Post Office PO

AllY College (graduate level and above) C Telegraph Office TO lil

Drinking Water Electricity for all purpose EA

LIp Water T Column No. 1 5

Wi'll water W Irrigated by Source

Lmk water TK River R

')pring water S Total T

67 Abbreviations used under Column 2 of Village Directory. Nicobary Settlement Area NS Revenue Village RV Forest Development Corporation FDC

Forest Camp FC Bush Police Camp BPC

Enroached Forest Area E(F)A Forest Settlement Area FSA

Forest Beat FB Andamanese Settlement Area ASA

Forest Revenue Beat FRB Andaman Public Works Department APWD

Non Revenue Area NRA Forest and Plantation Development Corporation FPDC Onge Settlement Area OS

68 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IN NORTH ANDAMAN C.D. BLOCK .

69

NORTH ANDAMAN CD. BLOCK (0010)

51. No. Name of the Yillage 1991 Census 1981 Census

location location Code location location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

DIGLIPUR TEH51l

V 1. Aerial Bay (RY) (lncl. Range 27/1/1/32 27/01/0010/0032 24/1/1/30 24/01/00 10/0030 North Andaman

HQ. FC & APWD Camp)

2. Bandhan Nallah ~(F)A.~ 27/1/1/36 27/01/0010/0036 24/1/1/35 24/01/0010/0035 North Andaman

3. Burmachad, E(F)A v/ 27/111/10 27/01/0010/0010 24/1/1/9 24/01/001010009 North AndJI11Jn

4. Deshbandhugram (RY) incl. E(F)A.../ 27/1/1/19 27/01/0010/0019 24/1/1/17 24/01/0010/0017 North Andaman

5. Diglipur (RY) (incl. Div. Forest HQ)/ 2711/1/28 27101/0010/0028 24/111/26 24/01/00 I 010026 North Andal11an

6. Durgapur (RY) (incl. 4 APWD C~s) 27/1/1/33 27/01/0010/0033 24/1/1/31 24/01/0010/0031 North AndJl11an

7. East Island (Police Post & Lig~ouse) 27/11112 27101/0010/0002 24/1/1/2 24/01/0010/0002 East Island J/' 8. Gandhi Nagar, E(F)A 27/1/1/6 27101/0010/0006 24111115 24101/0010/0005 North Andal11an

9. Gandhi Nagar, (Forest Beat) ../ 2711/1/7 27/01/0010/0007 North Andaman

10. Ganesh Nagar, E(F)A / 27/111/5 27101/0010/0005 24/1/1/3 24/01/00 I 0/0003 North Andaman

II. Haran Nallah, E(F)AJ 27/1/1/37 27/0 I /00 I 0/0037 24/1/1/36 24/01/001010036 North Andaman

12. Haridas Kattai, E(F)A L. 27/1/1/8 27/01/00 I 0/0008 2411/1/6 24/01/00 I 0/0006 North Andaman

13. Kalipur (RY) V 27/1/1/35 27/0110010/0035 24/1/1/33 24/0 I 100 10/0033 North Andaman

14. Karen Basti, E(F)A V 27/1/1/3 27/01/00 I 0/0003 North AndJl11an

15. Keralapuram (RY) \_/'"' 27/1!l/31 27/01/0010/0031 241111129 24/01/00 I 0/0029 North Andal11an

16. Khudirampur, E(F)A .._/ 2711/1/27 27101/0010/0027 24/1/1/25 24/01/0010/0025 North AndJman

17. Khudiral11pur, (RY)lJ " 27/111/26 2 7 /0 I /00 I 0/0026 24/1/1/24 24/0 1/00 I 0/0024 North Andaman

18. Krishnapuri (RY) /' 2711/1/21 27/01/00 I 0/0021 24/1/1/19 24/01/0010/0019 North Andaman

_ 19. lakshmipur, E(F)A v 2711/1/18 27/01/0010/0018 24/1/1/16 24/01/0010/0016 North Andaman

20. lakshmipur, (RY) (incl. Reg. FC & 2711/1/17 27/0 1/00 I 0/0017 24/1/1/15 24/01/00 I 0/0015 North AndJI11Jn -.:.,/ 5 APWD Camps) J' 2 I. lamiya Bay, E.(F)A 27/1/1/38 27/01/00 I 0/0038 24/1/1/34 24/0110010/0034 North Andaman

2.2. Madhupur (RV) (incl. FRS)./ 27/111120 27/01/0010/0020 24/1/1/18 24/01/0010/0018 North Andaman

23. Milangram (RY) (incl. APWD Campi' ::..t:27/1/UJ5 2710 I /00 I 0/00 15 24/111113 24/01/0010/0013 North AndJl11an , ~ & FRB

24. Narcondam Island (Police Post} 2711/1/1 27/01100 I 0/000 I 24/111/1 24/01/0010/0001 Narcondom 71

691 IIOIIJI-ll 51. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Ce:lsus

Location Location tode Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

25. Near Lamiya Bay (Wild life Sanctuary) 2711/1/39 27101/001010039 North Andaman

26. Paschimsagar, E(F)A (incl. wild life 2711/1/16 27/011001010016 24/1/1/14 24/01/001010014 North Andaman sanctuary and FB)

27. Rabindrapalli (RV) , 2711/11'22 27101/001010022 24/1/1/20 24/01/001010020 North Andaman

28. Radha Nagar, E(F)A 271111/12 27101/001010012 241111111 24/01/001010011 North Andaman

29. Radha Nagar (RV) (incl. FRB ./ 2711/1113 27101/0010/0013 24/111110 24/01100 10100 I 0 North Andaman

& APWD)

30. RalJ;Jkrislmag.am (RV) (incl. 2711/1/29 27101/0010/0029 24/1/1/27 24/0110010/0027 North Andaman

APWD Camp)

31. Sagar Dweep (RV)' 27/111/40 27101/001010040 24/1/1/39 24/01/001010039 Smith

32. Sami Nagar, E(F)A"v 2711/1/4 27101/001010004 2411/1/4 24101/001010004 North Andaman

33. Shibpur, (RV) (incl. FRB)V 2711/1/34 27101/001010034 24/1/1/32 24/01/0010/00:3.,2 North Andaman

'v 34. Shyam Nagar E(F)A 27/111/9 27101/001010009 24/111/8 24/011001010008 North Andaman

35, Shyam Nagar (RY) '/ 27/111/11 27101/001010011 24/11117 24/0110010/0007 North Andaman

36, Sita Nagar E(F)A J 27/1/1/25 27/011001010025 24/111/23 24/01/0010/0023 North Andaman

,r~; Sita Nagar (RV) (incl. 5 APWD 271111/24 27/01/0010/0024 2411/1/22 24/01/00 10/0022 N.orth Andaman

-' Camps and FRB

38. Smith, E(F)A 27/1/1/42 27/01/001010042 24/1/1/37 24/01/0010/0037 Smith

39. Smith (Timber Export Depot/Reg. FC) 2711/1/41 27/01/0010/0041 Smith

40. SubilJShgram (RY) (incl. FRB 27! 1/1 123 27/01/0010/0023 24/1/1/21 24/01/001010021 North Andaman

& APWD)

41, Swarajgram (RV) (incl. APWD Camp) 27/111/14 27101/0010/0014 24/111/12 24/01/0010/0012 North Andaman

~z.._Vidya Sagar Palli (RV) 2711/1 130 27/01/0010/0030 24/1/1/28 24/01/00 J0/0028 North Andaman

1'1 A YABIJNDER TEHSIL (PART)

I. Austin Creek (Forest Corporation 2711/2/16 27101/0020/0016 24/112/24 24/01/0020/0024 North Andaman

Camp NRA)

2. Austin II. E(F)A / 27/:/2/26 27/01/0020/0026 24/1/2/22 24/01/0020/0022 North Andaman

3 .. Austin IX, (EItf of Reg. fC) 27/1/2/18 27/01/0020/0018 24/1/2/15 24/01/0020/0015 North Andaman

4, Austin I (Reg, FC) 27/1/2/28 27/01/0020/0028 24/112/23 24/01/0020/0023 North Andaman

5. Austin IV (FC) 27/1/2/22 27/01/002010022 24/112/18 24/01/0020/00 18 North Andaman 72 SI. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location location Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

6. Aves Island (RV) ,/ 27/1/2131 27101/0020/0031 24/1/2/26 24/0 I /0020/0026 Aves

7. BambooN_allah, E(F)A ~ 27/112112 27101/0020100 12 241112111 24101/002010011 North Andaman

8. Bara Dabla, E(F)A ~ 2]/1/2/23 27101/0020/0023 24/112119 2 ;/01/0020/0019 North Andaman

9. Borang (RV) (incl. NRA & Extr.~ 27/1/2119 27/01/0020/0019 24/1/2114 24/01/0020/0014 North Andaman

FOC & Timber Exlr. Soc., Pvt.)

10. Curlew Island (Forest Coconut\./" 27/1/2/30 27/01/002010030 Curlew

Plantation)

11. Ganna Dabla E(F)A y 2711/2/21 27/0 I /0020/0021 24/1/2117 24/01/002010017 North Andaman

12. Hara Tikri, E(F)A ~ 27/1/2124 27/01/0020/0024 24/112/20 24/01/0020/0020 North Andaman

13. Hoari Bay, E(F)A V 27/1/2/20 :2 7/01/0020/0020 2411/2116 24/01/0020/0016 North Andaman

I 4. Interview Island (Police out Post) . 2711/2/32 27/0 I /0020/0032 24/112/27 2

16. jagannath Dera (RV) (incl. NRA V 27/1/2110 27/01/0020/0010 24/1/2/9 24/01/0020/0009 North Andaman

E(F)A & FRB) ._....., 17. Kalighat (RY) (incl. FRB, WLS & 27/1/2/9 27/01/0020/0009 24/11218 24/01/e020/0008 North Andaman

APWD Camp, Range HQ & FC)

18. Kishori Nagar (RY) (incl. FRB and t...-A 27/1/2/2 27/01/0020/0002 24/1/2/2 24/0110020/0002 North Andaman

APWD Camp)

19. Madhyamgram (RY) V 27/1/2/5 27/01/0020/0005 24111215 24/01/0020/0005 . North Andaman

20. Mohanpur (RY) V 27/1/2/25 2710 I 10020/0025 241112121 24101/0020/0021 North Andaman

21. Nabagram (RY) (inc). Kalara FEC}/, 27/1/2/4 27/01/0020/0004 24/1/214 24/01/002010004 North Andaman

APWD Camps & Nursary Camp)

22. Narayan Tikri, E(F)A, (incl. Ganna V 27/1/2/8 27101/0020/0008 24/11217 24/01/002010007 North Andam~n

and Bamboo level NRA & FPDC)

23. Narkul Danga, E(F)A V 2711/2/13 27/01/0020/0013 241112112 24/01/0020100 12 North Andaman

24. Nichintapur (RY) .,_/ 27/1/2/6 27/01/0020/0006 2411 /2/6 24/01/002010006 North Andaman

25. Paranghara (Paranghata) (RY) V 2711/2/3 27/01/0020/0003 2411/2/3 24/01/002010003 North Andaman

26. Pather Gum (FC) 2711/2/27 27/0 I /0020/0027 North Andaman

27. Pathi level, E(F)A J 27/1/2/14 27/0 I /0020/00 14 24/1/2/13 24/01/0020/00 1 3 North Andaman

73 51. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

28. Pemaiah Dera (FDC Camp) 27/1/2/15 27/01/0020/0015 North Andaman

/1 . 29. Pilone Nallah (FDC Extraction Camp)v 27/1/217 27/01/0020/0007 North Andaman

30. Rahil (FDC) J 27/1/2/17 27/0110020/0017 North Andaman

31. Ram Nagar (RV) (incl. FRB & V 27/1/2/11 27/01/0020/0011 24/1/2110 24/011002010010 North Andaman

APWD Camp)

32. Srinagar E(F)A J 27/1/2171 27101/0020/0071 North AndalTlan

33. Stc\',Jrl Island (FC) 27/1/2/29 27101/0020/0029 24/1/2/25 24/01/0020/0025 Stewart

34. Tal Bagan, E(F)A V 27/1/2/1 27/01/0020/0001 2411 1211 24/01/0020/0001- North Andaman

74 VILLAGE DIRECTORY NORTH ANDAMAN C.D. BLOCK

75 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block North Andaman

Location Name of Village TO[al Area Total popu­ Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5- 10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

tab~e) Tele- markets/ way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Tehsil Diglipur

Narcondam Island

1/1 Narcondam Island NA 17(3) -(IO+KMS) D W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -( IO+KMS)

(Police Post)

Ease Island

112 East Island (Police post NA 29(15) -(IO+KMS) D TK,W -( IO+KMS) -( 10+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

& light house)

North Andaman Island

113 Karen Basti E(F)A NA 54( II) P -( IO+KMS) W,N -( IO+KMS) -( IO+Kt-1S) -(IO+KMS)

114 Santi Nagar E(F)A NA 352(64) p -(IO+KMS) W,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

115 Ganesh Nagar E(F)A NA 802(161) p -(IO+KMS) W,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

1/6 Gandhi Nagar E(F)A NA 184(41 ) p -(5-IOKMS) W,N -(5-IOKMS) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

117 Gandhi Nagar (Forest-Beae) NA 534(99) -(-5KMS) -(5-IOKMS) W,N -(5-IOKMS) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

1/8 Hari Das Kattai E(F)A NA 102( 19) P -(5-IOKMS) W,N -(5-IOKMS) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

1/9 Shyam Nagar E(F)A NA 8(3) P -(-5 KMS) W,N -(5-IOKMS) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

76 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest . Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

NW Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(300)

NW Pon Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(260)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(200)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(200)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(200)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(200)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(200)

KR,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA . NA

(220) r-- FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(245) 0. 77 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block North Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu· Amenities available (if not available - within the village a, dash (-)

Cc,je No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where [he facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stOP, rail-

table) Tele- markets! way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 lit 0 Burma Chad, E(F)A NA 212(51) P -(IO+KMS) W,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

1111 Shyam Nagar (RV) 724.10 231(49) P(2),0(2) -(-5KMS) W,N -(-SKMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

1/12 RadhaNagarE(F)A NA 494(94) P -(-SKMS) W,N -(-SKMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-S-IOKMS)

1I 13 Radha Nagar (RV) (incl. 925.35 972(95) P(2}0 0 W -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

FRB & APWD}

1/14 Swarajgram (RV) (incl. 762.82 761(140) P,M,H,0(2) -(-SKMS) W PO -(IO+KMS) BS

APWD Camp} lit 5 Milan Gram (RV) (incl. 70S.16 779( 158) P,O PHS W,N -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

APWD Camp and FRB}

1/16 Paschim Sagar E(F)A (incl. NA IIS2(214) P(2),M D T,W,N PO -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

wild Iife/sanctuary and FB)

1/17 Lakshmipur (RV) (incl. 704.10 894(180) P,M,0(2) -(-SKMS) T,W,N -(-SKMS) -(5-IOKMS) BS

Reg. FC & 5 APWD Camps}

1I 18 Lakshmipur E(F)A NA 99(16) -(-5KMS) -(-SKMS) W,N -(-5KMS) -(-5-IOKMS) -(-SKMS)

1119 Deshbandhugram (RV) 372.16 510(86) P,0(2) -(·5KMS) T,W,N -(-SKMS) -(-5KMS) -(-SKMS)

(incl. E(f)A)

1/20 Madhupur (RV) (incl. FRB) 714.S6 1388(260) P(2),M, -(-SKMS) T,W, -(-SKMS) -(-5KMS) BS

0(3) N,TK 78 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(250)

FP Port Blair ED 228.10 49.00 444.00 3.00

(240)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(233)

PR,FP Port Blair ED 381.35 49.00 480.00 15.00

(232)

PR,FP Port Blair ED 114.82 98.00 546.00 4.00

(224)

PR,FP Port Blair ED 144.16 97.00 443.00 21.00

(216)

KR, NW, FP Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA ~ (190)

PR, FP Port Blair ED 194.75 139.71 309.70 59.94

(210)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(209)

KR Port Blair ED 106.44 113.89 lH.ll 17.72

(205)

PR,FP Port Blair ED 34.37 T(5.00) 276.27 343.25 55.67

(203) R(5.00) 79

691 ROL9S-12 VILLAGE

Amenities and CD. Block North Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. ef the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus Stop, rail-

table) Tele- marketsl way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 '7 8 9 10

1/21 Krishnapuri (RV) 489.88 289(49) 0(2) -(-5KMS) W,N -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS)

1/27 Rabindrapalli (RV) 121.45 187(37) PO -(-5KMS) T,W, -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) BS

N,TK

1/23 Subhash Gram (RV) incl. 356.93 1331(269) P(2),0(2) CHW T,W,N -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) BS

FRS & APWD AC

1/24 Sita Nagar (RV) incl. 993.67 1589(291) P(2), M, PHS, D W, PO :(-5KMS) BS

S APWD Camps & FRB 0(3) N, TK

~ 125 Sita Nagar E(F)A NA 78(16) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) N -(5-10+ -(-5-10KMS) -(-5KMS)

KMS)

1/26 Khudi Rampur(RV) 811.97 975( 173) P,0(2) -(-5KMS) T,W, -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS)

N,TK

1/27 Kudi Rampur E(F)A NA 34(7) -(-5KMS) -(-5-10KMS) W,N -(-5-lOKMS) -(-5-10KMS) -( -5-1 OKMS)

1/28 Diglipur (RV) incl. Div. 100.30 3106(746) H,PUC,AC RP T,N PTO Daily BS

Forest HQ P(2),M(2),

0(4)

1/29 Ramakrishna Gram (RV) 695.47 1981(410) P(2) 0(3) CHW, CWC T,N, -(·SKMS) -(-5KMS) BS

incl. APWD Camp AC FPC,H, W, TK

MCW, TB

1/30 Yidyasagarpalli (RY) 263.86 660(128) O,Ae -(-SKMS) T,W -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) ss

80 DIRECTORY

Land use

Apl'roach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unlrrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Port Blair ED 243.27 88.62 101.23 56.76

(206)

PR,FP Port Blair ED 69.66 38.61 13.18

(204)

PR, 'FP Port Blair ED T(19.15) 215.32 64.63 57.83

(202) R(19.15)

PR, FP Port Blair ED 381.61 262.25 272.00 77.81

(207)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(204)

FP Port Blair ED 258.06 214.47 232.44 107.00

(202)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(210)

PR,FP Port Blair EA T(2.60), 11.28 20.40 66.02

(200) R(2.60)

PR,FP Port Blair EA T(10.65) 361.24 264.53 59.05

(195) . R(10.65)

PR,FP Port Blair ED 30.38 122.00 87.97 23.51

( 173) 81 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block North Andaman location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (I 0+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where' the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical DrInkIng Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water {Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- marketsl way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1/31 Keralapuram (RV) 624.02 596{ 136) P,M,AC,O -(-5KMS) T,W -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) BS

1/32 Aerial Bay (RV) inc!. 81.86 702( 193) P,O PHS T,W PO Tuesday & BS,NW

Range HQ'FC & Saturday

APWD Camp

1/33 Durgapur (RV) inc!. 4 415.35 874{ 191) P,O -(-5KMS) T,W, -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) BS,NW

APWD Camps) N,TK

1134 Shibpur (RV) inc!. FRB 518.54 617(124) P,M,H,O(2) PHS, D T,W, -(-5-IOKMS) -(-5-IOKMS) BS

N, TK

1/35 Kalipur(RV) 546.98 440(81) P,O -(-5KMS) T,W, -(-5-IOKMS) -(-5-IOKMS) BS

N,TK

1/36 Bandhan Nallah E(F)A NA 130(28) P -(-5-IOKMS) W,N -(-5-IOKMS) -(IO+KMS) ·(IO+KMS)

1/37 Haran Nallah E(F)A NA 85(22) P -(-5·IOKMS) W,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) ·(IO+KMS)

1/38 Lamiya Bay E(F)A NA 179(41) P -(-5-IOKMS)T,W,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) ·(5·IOKMS)

1/39 Near Lamiya Bay (wild life NA 15(1) ·(·5KM) ·(·5-IOKMn.W,N ·(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(5-10KMS)

sanctuary)

Smith Island

1/40 Sagar Dweep (RV) 233(51) P,O D W,N -(10+KMS) -(10+KM5) NW

82 DIRECTORY land use

Approach- to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigatcd Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva·

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,FP Port Blair ED 208.42 137.37 221.44 56.79

(192)

PR,FP,NW Port Blair ED 3.79 69.02 9.05

(190)

PR, FP Port Blair ED 195.76 64.04 135.14 20.41

(192)

PR, FP Port Blair ED 223.11 82.19 188.54 24.70

(194)

PR, FP Port Blair ED 331.81 73.52 123.17 18.48

(196)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(225)

FP Pon Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(230)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(199)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(200)

NW, FP Port Blair ED 272.35 42.89 40.06 8.97

(190) 83 VILLAGE

Amenities and

C.D. Block North Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu· Amenities available (if not available· within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz_ (- 5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and ( I 0 + KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- marketsl way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1/41 Smith (Timber Export NA 30(17) -(-SKM) -(-5KM) S,N -(S-IOKM) -(IO+KM) NW

Depot/Reg (FC)

1/42 Smith E(F)A NA 29(3) -(-5KM) -(-SKM) ~ W,N -(S-IOKM) -(IO+KM) -(S-IOKM)

Total Diglipur Tehsil :- 11292.80 23734 P-39,O-38, D-7, PHS-4

(4773) M-9,H-3 CHW-2, CWC-I

AC-S, FPC-I, H-I

PUCI MCW-I, TB-l

RP -I

Tehsil :-1ayabunder

North Andaman Island (Part)

211 Tal Bagan E(F)A NA 559(101) P -(-5KMS) T,WiN -(-SKMS) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

212 Kishorinagar (RV) (incl. 1760.32 850(175) H,P,M,PHS T,W,N P,O -(IO+KMS) -(-5-IOKMS) -(-5-IOKMS)

FRB & APWD Camp)

213 Paranghara/Paranghata 701.35 322(81 ) P,O -(-5KMS) T,W -(-S-10KMS) Monday NW

(RV)

, '214 Nabagram (RV) (incl. 1316.11 1296(277) P(2),O D T,W/N -(-SKMS) -(-5-IOKMS) BS

Kalara FEC, APWD Camps

& Nursery Camp)

2/5 Madhyamgram (RV) 468.32 85(16) P,O -(-SKMS) T,N -(-S-IOKMS) -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) -I

84 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Lan.d use (i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & 'Olstance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(inKM) ·Forest I~rigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cu Itiva-

groves) tion

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

FP, NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

t (195)

FP,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(195)

3348.76 T(37.40) 2571.51 4559.24 775.89

R(37.40)

FP, NW Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(225)

KR, FP Port Blair ED 1208.96 133.32 372.86 25.18 r

(160)

NW,KR Port Blair 557.06 27.34 83.25 33)0

(160)

PR Port Blair ED 746.58 262.25 201.68 105.60

(165)

FP Port Blair 420.12 37.03 3.18 7.99

( 165) 85 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block North Andaman

location Name of Yillage Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village ladon and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rall-

table) Tele- marketsl way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

'( 2/6 Nichintapur (RY) 369.31 118(23) P,O -(-5KMS) W,N -(-5-IOKMS) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS)

217 Pilone Nallah (FDC NA 84(30) -(-5-IOKMS) -(-5- -(-SKMS) -(-5-IOKMS) -(IO+KMS) -::(-5-IOKMS)

Extraction ~) 10KMS)

218 Narayan 'i1kri, E(f)A (incl. NA 233(60) -(-SKMS) -(-5KMS) W,N -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

Ganna & Bamboo level

NRA & FPDC)

2/9 Kalighat (RY) (incl. FRB, 502.02 1424(335) P,M,H PHC T,W,N PTO Thursday BS,NW

WLS & APWD Camps, Sunday

Range HQ, FC)

2/10 Jagannath Dera (RY) (incl. 1679.49 235(44) P,O D W,N -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS) MW

NRA, E(F)A and FRB)

2111 Ramnagar (RY) (incl. FRB 1241.44 1036(175) P,M,H D T,W,N PO -(5-IOKMS) BS

& APWD Camp)

2/12 Bamboo Nallah E(F)A NA 137(30) -(-5-IOKMS) -(-5KMS) W,N -(-5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS) -(·5KMS)

2/13 Narkul Danga, E(F)A NA 28(7) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) W,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

2/14 Pathi level E(F)A NA 73(12) -(-5-IOKMS) -(-5-IOKMS) W,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-SKMS)

I 2115 Pemaiahdera (FOC Camp_0 NA 49(,20) -(-5-IOKMS) -(-5-IOKMS) W,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) - - _---

86 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva·

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

NW,FP Port Blair 263.56 28.22 59.31 18.22

( 165)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(175)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(330)

PR,NW Port Blair ED 189.28 96.96 164.43 51.35

( 165)

FP,NW Port Blair 1535.75 68.05 60.81 14.88

( 165)

PR,NW Port Blair ED 648.33 246.79 274.75 71.57

( 165)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

'(220)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(225)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(225)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(230) 87

691 RGI/98-13 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block North Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it ii brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10 + KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- markets/ way station, I graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2/16 Austin Creek (Forest NA 37(14) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

Corporation Camp NRA)

2/17 Railil (FDC) NA 230(62) P -(IO+KMS) W,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KHS) NW

2/18 Austin IX (Extraction of NA 4(2) -(-5-IOKMS)-(-5-IOKMS) N -(-5-iOKMS) -(5-IOKMS) NW

Reg. FC)

2/19 Berang (RV) (inc!. NRA & 62.32 152(44) P -(-5KMS) W -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) NW

Extr. FDC & Timber Extr.

SOC)(Pvt.)

2120 Hoari Bay E(F)A NA 86(14) P -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

2/21 Ganna Dabla E(F)A NA 81(19) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -( 10+KMS)

2/22 Austin IV (FC) NA UNINHABITED

2/23 Bara Dabla E(F)A NA 189(41) P -(-5-IOKMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(5-IOKMS)

2124 Hara Tikri E(F)A NA 132(28) P -(-5-IOKMS) F -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

2/25 Mohanpur (RV) 607.44 320(61) P(2)M PHC W -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS) NW

88 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use {Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva·

groves) tion

1\ 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

FP,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(22S)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(220)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(170)

NW Port Blair 8.60 52.47 1.25

(225)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(280)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(290) #

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(280)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(160)

NW Port Blair 41b.54 81.11 100.68 15.11

(170)

89 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block North Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu­ Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5- I 0 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tiona I Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- markets/ way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2126 Austin II, E(F}A NA 170(27} P -(IO+KMS) W,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

2127 Pather Gum (FC) NA UNINHABITED

2128 Austin I (Reg. FC) NA UNINHABITED 217 I Srinagar E(F)A NA 172(51) -(-5-IOKMS)-(-S-IOKMS) W,N -(-5-IOKMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

Stewart Island 2/29 Stewart Island (FC) NA 2(1) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

Curlew Island 2130 Curlew Island (Forest NA 2(1) -(-SKMS) -(-5KMS) W -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) NW Coconut Plantation)

Aves Island 2/3 I Aves Island (RV) 15.90 3(1) -(-SKMS) -(-5KMS) W -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) NW

Interview Island

2132 Interview Island NA 11(1) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) W,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW (Police out post) 2/33 Interview Island (wild NA 8(2) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) W,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

life sanctuary) Total North Andaman 20016.82 31852 P-S7,O-43 D-IO,PHS-S

CD. Block (6528) M- I 3,H-6 CHW-2,CWC-1 AC-S,PUC-l FPC-l,H-1 MCW-I,TB-l

RP-I,PHC-2

90 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach [0 Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(170)

UNINHABITED

UNINHABITED

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(227)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(160)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(170)

NW Port Blair 2.75 11.45 1.68 0.02

( 170)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(200)

NW Pon Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(200)

9331.69 T(37.40) 3592.63 5934.34 1120.76

R(37.40)

91

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IN MIDDLE ANDAMAN C.D. BLOCK

93

MIDDLE ANDAMAN C.D. BLOCK (0020)

MAYABUNDER TEHSIL (PART) (0020)

51. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

I. Bajato (BPC) 27/1/2/54 271011002010054 24/1/2/47 24/01/002010047 Middle Andaman

2. Bajato E(F)A and 40 a~t 27/1/2/52 27101/002010052 24/112145 24101/002010045 Middle Andaman

3. Bajotta (FC). 27/1/2/51 2710110020/0051 Middle Andaman

4. Bamboo Nallah, E(F)A 27/1/2/42 2710110020/0042 24/112/36 24/01/002010036 Middle Andaman

5. Bamboo NaUah, E(F)A 27/112148 27101/002010048 24/112142 24/011002010042 Middle Andaman

f 6. Basantipur (RV) (incl.Badam Nal~ 27/1/2/67 271011002010067 24/112/58 24/01/002010058 Middle Andaman

BPC & APWD Camp)

7. Birsa Nagar E(F)A V' 27/1/2/70 27101/002010070 Middle Andaman

// 8. Buddha Nallah E(F)Av 27/1/2/47 27101/002010047 24/1/2/41 24/01/002010041 Middle Andaman _/' 9. Chainpur E(F)A V 27/1/2/56 27101/002010056 24/1/2/49 24/01/002010049 Middle Andaman

10. Chainpur (RV) inCI.Chainpur~ 27/1/2/55 27101/002010055 24/1/2/48 24/01/002010048 Middle Andaman

& II BPC and F.B.C.

I I. Chuglumgum, E(F)A /" 27/1/2/46 27101/002010046 24/112/44 24/01/002010044 Middle Andaman

12. Danpur (RV) (lncI.APWD camV 27/1/2/36 27101/002010036 24/112/30 24/01/002010030 Middle Andaman

13. Devpur (RV)V 271112139 27101/002010039 24/112/33 24/01/002010033 Middle Andaman

14. Govindpur (RVJ 27/1/2/68 27101/002010068 24/112/59 24/011002010059 Middle Andaman

IS. Hanspuri (RV) (lncl. Hanspuri 2711/2/57 27101/002010057 2411/2/50 24/01/0020/0050 Middle Andaman V 1&11 BPC)

16. Hanspllri (Wild life sanctuary) 27/1/2/58 27101/002010058 Middle Andaman

17. Kanchi Nallah, E(F)A~. 2711/2/49 2710 I 1002010049 24/112/43 24/01/002010043 Middle Andaman

18. Karmatang,E(F)A '-oJ' 27/1/2/64 27101/002010064 2411 12/55 24/01/0020/0055 Middle Andaman

19. Karn1Jtang, IX, E( F)A '.' 2711/2/63 27101/002010063 2411/2/54 24/01/002010054 Middle Andaman

20. Karmatang, (RV) (InCI.KarmaJ" 2 7 / 112/62 27/01/0020/0062 2411 /2/53 24/01/0020/0053 Middle Andaman

No.X Range HQ & Camp)

21. Lataw (RV) \./ 2711/2/38 27/01/0.020/0038 24/1/2/32 24/01/0020/0032 Midd!e Andaman j 22. Lucknow (RV) ._/ 27/1/2/37 27/01/0020/0037 2411 /2/31 24/01/0020/003 1 Middle Andaman

23. Luies·in·Lit·Bay (BPC) \/ 2711 /2/59 27/01/0020/0059 2411 /2/51 24/01/0020/0051 Middle Andaman

95

691 RGII98-14 SI. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code location Locatlon Code Name of

code manual computer code manu,,1 computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7 24. Mayabunder (RV) (ind.HQ.FC and 7/1/2/34 27101/0020/0034 24/112128 24/0110020/0028 Middle Andaman

APWD Camps)

25. Pahalgaon (RV) (ind. Rest Camp\/ 27/112141 27/01/0020/0041 24/1/2/35 24101/0020/0035 Middle Andaman

BPC,Tugapur 1 Extr.PC & 5 APWD C.

26. Paikat BayE(F)A (incLBeat office" 27/1/2165 27/01/002010065 24/1/2/56 24/01/0020/0056 Middle Andaman

FEC,CHC and choupal dera (FC) / 27. Paresh Nagar(RV)J 27/1/2169 27/01/0020/0069 24/1/2160 24101/0020/0060 Middle Andaman

28. Pathertikry(FC) 271112150 27101/0020/0050 Middle Andaman

29. Pokadera (RV) (ind.APWD Camps) 27/1/2/35 27/0110020/0035 2411/2129 24/01/0020/0029 Middle Andaman

30. Profullya Nagar (RV) / 27/112166 27/01/0020/0066 241l12l57 24101/0020/0057 Middle Andaman

31. Pudumadurai (RV) (ind. Bajato BPq 27/1/2/53 27/0110020/0053 24/112146 24/01/0020/0046 Middle Andaman v 32. Rampur (RV) (ind. APWD Camp) 2711/2/61 27/01/0020/0061 24/1/2152 24/01/0020/0052 Middle Andaman

33. Shippi Tikry, E(F)A .' 27/1/2160 27101/0020/0060 Middle Andaman

34. Tugapur II (Reg. FC) 27/112144 27/01/0020/0044 24/112138 24/01/0020/0038 Middle Andaman

35. Tugapur V (Reg.FC) / 271112145 27101/0020/0045 24/112139 24/01/0020/0039 J:v1iddle Andaman

36. Tugapur (RV) (ind.Tugapur No.7 27/1/2/43 27101/0020/0043 24/1/2/37 24/01/0020/0037 Middle Andaman

BPC and APWD Camp)

37. Web; (RV)(incl. FRB) 27/112140 27101/0020/0040 2411/2134 24101/0020/0034 Middle Andaman

~, RANGAT TEHSIL (0030)

I. Amkunj (RV) (incl.APWD Camp) 27/1/3/20 27101/0030/0020 24/113117 24/01/0030100 17 Middle AndamJn

2. Bakultala (RV) (incl.HQ FC 27/1/3/40 27/01/0030/0040 241)13/37 24101/0030/0037 Middle Andaman

& APWD Camp)

3. Bamboo Tikry (BPC) 27/1/3/65 27101/0030/0065 24/1/3/60 ~4/~i/0030/()('60 Middle Andaman

4. Ban&tlOn (RV) (ind. Reg. FC) 27/1/3/52 2710110030/0052 2411/3/48 24/01/003010048 Middle Andaman

S: Betwee~ <:h~~~li~b'~ . 27/1/3170 27/01/0030/0070 24/1/3/69 24/0110030/0069 Middle Andaman

. Foul Bay (Jarawa) (No name):k'1)

6. Bharatpur (RV) -~-----.-..,.-.,. -- 2711/3/43 27/01/0030/0043 24/1/3/39 24/01/0030/0039 Middle Andaman

1. Borel~~;;' v;ii~~-(Foresi\ 27/1/3/59 27/01/0030/0059 2411/3/55 24/01/0030/0055 Middle Andaman ) Settlement area)

8. Boroinyol II(Reg. FC & APWD) 27/1/3/50 2710110030/0050 24/1/3/46 24/01/003010046 Middle Andaman 96 SI. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

~. lloroinyol 6 & 7 (Reg. Fe) ,) 27/1/3/51 27/01/0030/0051 24/1/3/47 24/01/0030/0047 Middle Andaman -.----~-. - -.~.-. -~---... 10. Charlungta (T. P. FC) 27/1/3/47 27101/003010047 24/1/3/43 24/0 I /0030/0043 Middle Andal11an

I I. Charlungta II (Reg. FC) 27/1/3/49 27/0 I /0030/0049 24/1/3/45 24/01/0030/0045 Middle Andaman

- -~------..:: 12;'Cnotaligbang (Jarawa) -~ 27/1/3/69 27/0 I /0030/0069 24/ I /3/68 24/01/0030/0068 Middle Andaman "______<_. ______. .__ ,0 13. Cutbert Bay, E(F)A 27/1/3/14 27/01/0030/0014 24/1/3/67 24/01/0030/0067 Middle Andaman

14. Dasharatpur (RV) 27/1/3/22 27/01/0030/0022 24/1/3/19 24/01/0030/0019 Middle Andaman

15. Dhaninallah E(F)A & FC ./ 27/1/3/15 27/01/0030/0015 Middle Andaman

16. Dharampur (RV) (incl. CFO 27/1/3/11 27/01/0030/0011 24/1/3/10 24/01/0030/00 I 0 Middle Andaman

Nallah APWD Camp) _- -'--~-~--'- .. _-_ . ", 1e~kenagar tRVl 27/1/3/6 27/01/0030/0006 24/1/3/6 24/0 I /0030/0006 Middle Andaman

18. Foster Valley (Forest Settlement Area) 27/1/3/60 27/01/0030/0060 24/1 /3/56 24/01/0030/0056 Middle Andaman

19. Foul Bay (Jarawa) V- 27/1/3171 27/01/0030/0071 24/1/3170 24/01/0030/0070 Middle Andaman

20. Golpahar, E(F)A 27/1/3/68 27/01/0030/0068 24/1/3/66 24/01/0030/0066 Middle Andaman .-- -'-_' '-,,_.- - - ...:;; 21. Harinagar (RV) (incl. Billyground' 27/1/3/4 27/0 I /0030/0004 24/1/3/4 24/01/0030/0004 Middle Andaman

27/1/3/1 27/01/0030/000 I 24/1/3/1 24/01/0030/000 I Middle Andal11an CamP.J.--- .

23. ]anakpur (RV) 27/1/3/23 27101/003010023 24/113/20 24/01/003010020 Middle Andaman

f4~'-J~;a'~'Tikri: E(F)fii 27/1/3/42 27/01/0030/0042 Middle Andaman

~.~~~~y'(fur~st Settlement A~ 27/1/3/62 27/01/0030/0062 24/1/3/57 24/01/0030/0057 Middle Andaman

26. Kadamtala (RV) (incl. Santanu 27/1/3/64 27/01/0030/0064 24/1/3/59 24/01/0030/0059 Middle Andama.

Reg HQ. FC)

(2'7.~PCr. 27/1/3/35 27/01/0030/0035 24/1 /3/32 24/01/0030/0032 Middle AndJl11an -,,--_._- - 28. Kalsi No.3 (BPC) 27/1/3/31 27/01/0030/0031 24/1/3/28 24/0 1/0030/0028 Middle AndJIl1Jn

29. Kalsi No.4 (BPC) 27/1/3/32 27/0 I /0030/0032 24/1/3/29 24/01/0030/0029 Middle AndJIl1an

€~~I~i N;. -5 -(~J) 27/1/3/33 27/01/0030/0033 24/1/3/30 24/01/0030/0030 Middle Andanlal1

3 I. Kalsi No.6 (BPC) 27/1/3/34 27/01/0030/0034 24/1/3/31 24/01/0030/0031 Middle Andal11Jn

27/1/3/37 27 /01/0030/0037 24/1 /3/34 24/0 I /0030/0034 Middle Andaman 32. Kalsi (RV) -- , ~a~a~~~.~r(.~vJ_) 27/1/3/2 27/0 I 10030/0002 24/1/3/2 24/01/0030/0002 Middle Andamal1 34. Kaushalyanagar (RV) (incl. 27/1/3/48 27/01/0030/0048 24/1 /3/44 24/01/0030/0044 Middle Andaman

Kaushalyanagar BPC & Kalsi BPC)

97 SI. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

35. Lalajigbay (Agri. Camp) 27/1/3/74 27/01/0030/0074 24/113/64 24/0110030/0064 Long Island

( 16.·L~u~~-i(F)A) 27/1/3/5 27/01/0030/0005 24/1/3/5 2410 I /0030/0005 Middle Andaman \ .. ~ ~ ._,-_ 37. Laxmanpur (RV) 27/1/3/39 27/01/0030/0039 24/1/3/36 24/01/0030/0036 Middle Andaman

38. Long Island (RV) (incl. HQ & 27/1/3/75 27/01/0030/0075 24/113/65 24/01/0030/0065 Long Island

Work shop FC)

39. Macarthy Valley (Forest 27/1/3/61 27/0 1/0030/0061 241 I /3/58 24/01/0030/0058 Middle Andaman

Settlement Area)

40. Mithila (RV) 27/1/3/26 27/01/0030/0026 24/~/23 24/01/0030/0023 Middle Andaman

41. Nimbutala (RY) (incl. Beat Work FC) 27/1/3/21 27/01/0030/0021 24/\13/18 24/01/0030/0018 Middle Andannan

42. Padmanabhapuram (RV) (incl. RRO :- 27/1/3/18 27/01/0030/0018 24/1/3/15 24/01/003010018 Middle Andaman

barracks, APWD)

43. Panchawati (RY) (incl. Beat work 27/1 /3/19 27/01/0030/0019 24/1/3/16 24/01/0030/0016 Middle Andannan

FC and APWD Camp)

45. Parnasala II (Extr. FC) 27/1/3129 27/01/003010029 24/113126 24/0 I /0030/0026 Middle Andaman

~. • 4_6. Parnasala III (Reg. FC) ; 27/1/3/30 27/0110030/0030 24/113/27 24/0110030/0027 Middle Andaman <4~~ 27/1/3/3 27/0 1/0030/0003 24/1/3/3 24/01/Q030/0003 Middle Andaman \1.8. Pitcher Naffa (Coupholders Camp) \ 27/1/3/8 27/01/0030/0008 24/1/3/8 24/01/0030/0008 Middle Andaman

.,49; Poriob Depo7(i=C}-\ 27/1/3/73 27/01/0030/0073 24/1/3/63 24/01/0030/0063 Porlob

SO. Porlobjig No.3 (BPC) 27/1/3/63 i7l01/0030/oo63 Middle Andaman ,_.--, 5_1. Porfobjig No.9 (Reg. FC) \ 27/1/3/55 27/0 1/0030/0055 24/1/3/51 . 24/0 I 10030/005 I Middle Andaman "- 52. Porlobjig No. 10 (APWD & BPC) '\ 27/1/3/54 27/01/0030/0054 24/1/3/50 24/0 I /0030/0050 Middle Andaman - 53. Porlobjig No. IS (Fe)-~ 27/1/3/53 27101/0030/0053 24/1/3/49 24/01/0030/0049 Middle Andaman

(APWD) & (BPC)

54. Ramachandra Nagar (RV) 27/1/3113 27/0 I /0030/0013 24/1/3/12 24/0 I /0030/0012 Middle Andaman

55. Rampur (RV) (ind. Range HQ FC)}' 27/1/3/27 27/0 1/0030/00Z 7 24/1/3/24 24/0 I 1003010024 Middle Andaman

56. Rangat (RY) 27/1/3124 27/01/0030/0024 24/1/3/21 24/0 I /0030/002 I Middle Andaman

57. Sabari (RY) (incl. Yeratta FC and 27/1/3/41 2710 1/0030/0041 24/1/3/38 24/01/003010038 Middle Andaman

APWD Camp)

58. SagwanNallah(Extr.&Reg.FC) 27/ I /3/36 27/01/0030/0036 24/1/3/33 24/0 I /0030/0033 Middle Andaman 98 51. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

59. Sanlanu (RV) 27/1/3/66 27/01/0030/0066 2411 /3/61 24/01/0030/0061 Middle Andaman

60. Santipur (RV) 27/1/3/7 27/01/0030/0007 24/1 /3/7 24/01/0030/0007 Middle Andaman

61. Shaktigarh (RV) 27/1/3/46 27/01/0030/0046 24/1/3/42 24/01/0030/0042 Middle Andaman

62. Shivapuram (RV) (incl. APWD 27/1/3/17 27/01/0030/0017 24/1/3/14 24/01/0030/00 14 Middle Andaman

Camps, Dhaninalla FC and B pur ~

Range H.Q.FC)

6~. Shyamkund (RV) 27/1/3/45 27/01/0030/0045 24/1/3/41 24/01/0030/0041 Middle Andaman

64. Sippli Tikry, E(F)A 27/1/3/16 27/01/0030/0016 Middle Andaman

6'). Silapur (RV) 27/1/3/25 27/01/0030/0025 24/1/3/22 24/01/0030/0022 Middle Andaman

M. Swadesh Nagar (RV) (incl. Pitchar 27/1/3/9 27/0 I /0030/0009 24/1/3/9 24/01/0030/0009 Middle Andaman

Nalla 4 APWD Camps & FC)

67. Thoraktang (Reg & Excr FC) 27/1/3/10 27/01/0030/00 10 24/1/3/13 2410 I /0030/00 I 3 Middle Andaman

27/1/3/12 27/01/0030/0012 24/1/3/11 24/01/0030/0011 Middle An~an 68. Tiruvanchikulam (RV) .':

69. J;Jt~pur (RV) 27/1/3/38 27/01/0030/0038 ,~4/1/3/35 24/01/0030/0035 Middle Andolman

10. lln;t,'a (RV) 27/1/3/67 27/01/0030/0067 24/1/3/62 24/01/0030/0062 Middle Andaman n. Vishnupur (RV) 27/1/3/44 27/01/0030/0044 24/1/3/40 24/0110030/0040 Middle Andaman

It Yeratiljig (RV) (inc\. Extr. Fe) 27/1/3/58 27/01/0030/0058 24/1 /3/54 24/0 1/003010054 Middle Andaman

II. Y jig NO.9 (BPC) 27/1/3/56 27101/0030/0056 24/1 /3/52 24/01/003010052 Middle Andaman

1'1. Y jig No. I I (BPC) 27/1/3/57 27/01/0030/0057 24/1/3/53 24/01/0030/0053 Middle Andall1an

I'. Yeretiljig 10 (BPC) 2711/3/72 27/0 I /0030/0072 Middle AndalllJn

99

VILLAGE DIRECTORY MIDDLE ANDAMAN C.D. BLOCK

101 VILLAGE

Amenities and

C.D. Block Middle Andaman location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tiona I Water (Po- and of the (Bus scop, rail-

table) Tele- markets/ way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Middle Andaman Island

Tehsil Mayabunder (Part)

2134 Mayabunder (RY) (incl., 37.70 2478(585) P -(-SKMS) T,W PTO, Phone Daily BS,NW

HQ, FC & APWD Camps) 2/35 Pokadera (RV) (incl. 150.73 1413(310) P,PUC, H,MCW, T Phone -(-5KMS) BS APWD Camp) H,M FPC 2/36 Danpur (RY) (incl. 108.56 415(96) P -(-SKMS) T,W -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) BS APWD Camp)

2/37 lucknow (RY) 176.43 343(67) P,O -(-SKMS) T -(-SKMS) -(5-IOKMS) as

2/38 Lataw (RV) 79.26 114(18) -(-5KMS) -(-SKMS) T -(-SKMS) -(5-IOKMS) BS

2139 Devpur (RY) 1'-23.37 371(68) P,O PHS T PO -(5-IOKMS) BS

2140 Webi (RY) (incl. FRB) 253.84 349(55) P,O -(-5KMS) T -(5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS) BS

2/41 Pahalgaon (RY) (incl. Rest 856.53 1427(337) H,M,P PHS T,W PO Daily BS CJlnp BPC, Tugapur I Extr., FC and 5 APWD Camp)

2/42 Bamboo Nallah, E(F)A NA 70(12) -(-SKMS) -(-5KMS) N -(-5KMS) -(S-10KMS) -(-SKMS)

2/43 Tugapllr (RY) (incl. Tugapurl051.41 1237(~24) P(3),O D T,W,N -(S-IOKMS) -(-5KMS) BS

No.7 BPC & APWD Camp)

2144 Tugapur II (Reg. Fe) NA Uninhabited

102 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use {i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

{in KM} Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (inel. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,NW Port Blair EA 4.45 33.25 (160) PR Pore Blair ED 35.61 93.74 21.38 (162)

PR Port Blair ED 30.80 65.46 12.30 (162) PR Port Blair ED 67.80 33.91 61.39 13.33 (161) PR Port Blair ED 25.42 18.08 29.52 6.24 (161)

PR Port Blair ED 28.47 B6.02 B.BB (161) PR Port Blair ED 44.53 69.31 95.13 44.87 (161)

PR Port Blair ED 669.77 B4.20 75.78 26.78 (135)

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA (157) PR Port Blair ED 317.65 232.0'6 416.10 . 85.60 (137) Uninhabited

103 VILLAGE

Ameniries .1I1d

CD. Block Middle Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village J dJsh (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column Jnd next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (·5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and ( 10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking POSt Day or Days Communication , tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- markets/ way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2145 Tugapur V (Reg. FC) NA Uni~habited

2146 Chu~lum Gum, E(F)A NA 103(24) -(5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS) W,S -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

"- 2147 Buddha Nallah, E(F)A NA 204(21) -(5-IOKMS) -(-5KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(5-IOKMS) -(-5KMS)

2148 Bamboo Nallah, E(F)A NA 6(3) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) N -(·5KMS) -(5-IOKMS) -(-5KMS)

2149 Kanchi Nallah, E(F)A NA'. 45(11) -(5-IOKMS) -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

2/50 Pather Tikry (FC) NA 86(27) -(10+KM5) -(10+KMS)-(-5KMS)-(10+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

2/51 Bajoua (FC) NA 33(8) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) T,W -(5-IOKMS) -(10+ -(-5KMS)

KMS)

2152 Bajato E(F)A NA 108(25) -(-SKMS) -(-5KMS) S -(5-IOKMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

and 40 acre plot.

2/53 Pudumadurai (RV) (incl. 607.92 202(34) P D T,W,N PO -(IO+KMS) BS

Bajato (BPC)

2154 Bajato (BPC) NA 5(1 ) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) N -(5-10KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

2I5~ Chainpur (RV) (incl. Chain- 377.37 SI8(93) H,M,P' D W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(5-IOKMS)

pur I & II BPC & FBC

2IS6 Chainpur, E(F)A NA 21(12) -(-SKMS) ·(-SKMS) S,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

104 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS

KR,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(190) KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(158) KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(157) KR, FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(164)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(170)

KR,FP Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(162)

KR,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(120)

PR,FP Port Blair ED 452.25 47.64 106.30 1.73

(162)

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(170)

PR,NW Port Blair ED 169.22 71.S9 131.36 4.90

(170)

FP,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(IS8) 105 VILLAGI

Amenities an(

CD. Block Middle Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu­ Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS).and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facilitY is available is given)

Educa­ Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of-the (Bus stop, rail­

table) Tele­ marketsl way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2157 Hanspuri (RV) (incl. Hans- 504.55 '. 254(49) P D W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

puri I & II BPC)

2158 Hanspuri (wild Life Sanctuary) NA 1(1) -(-5KMS) -(-SKMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

2/59 Luies - In - Lit - Bay(BPC) NA UN INHABITED

2/60 Shippi Tikry E(F)A NA 66(18) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) W,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-SKMS)

2/61 Rampur (RV) (incl. 430.25 435.(71) 'p D T -(5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS) BS,NW

APWD Camp)

2/62 Karmatang (RV) (incl. Karma-622.27 826(160 O,M,P PHS T,N -(5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS) BS, NW

tang No X Range HQ and Camp)

2/63 Karmatang IX, E(F)A NA 77(17) -(-5KMS) -(S-IOKMS) N -(5-IOKMS) -(S-IOKMS) -(-5KMS)

2/64 Karmatang, E(F)A NA 189(46} -(-SKMS) -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-SKMS)

2165 Paiket Bay E(F)A, (incl. Beat NA 131(41} -(S-IOKMS) -(S-IOKMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

Office, FEC, CHC & choupal

Dera (Fe)

2166 Profullya Nagar (RV) 397.03 342(67) PO -(-SKMS) T,N -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS)

106 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(inKM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva·

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

FP,NW Port Blair ED 332.03 49.88 119.83 2.81

(175)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(176)

UN INHABITED

,Il ... • Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(180)

PR,NW Port Blair ED 19.31 121.46 268.04 21.44

(160)

KR,NW I art Blair ED 81.48 143.06 359.56 38.17

(160)

KR,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(190)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(200)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA . NA

(170)

KR,FP Port Blair ED 2560H 42.78 64.70 33.11

(130)

107 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block Middle Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu­ Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10 + KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- markets/ way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2167 Basantipur (incl. Badam 186.29 312(68) P -(-5KMS) T,N -(-5KMS) -(5-10KMS) BS

Nallah BPC & APWD Camp)

2168 Govindpur (RV) 284.75 727( 158) P(2)M,H,AC PHS T,N PO -(-5KMS) BS

2169 Paresh Nagar (RV) 185.34 411(89) P -(-SKMS) T,N -(-5KMS) Daily BS

2170 Birsa Nagar E(F)A NA 133(24) -(5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS) W,N -(5-IOKMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

TOTAL = MA YABUNDER TEHSILl5157.6221570( 4615) P-38 H-I,D-8

0-11 MCW-I

H-7,M-9 FPC-I,PHS-5

PUC-I PHC-2

AC-I

TEHSIL : RANGA T

MIDDLE ANDAMAN ISLAND (PART)

3/1 Jaipur (RV) (incl. Korangnailah214.24 431(79) P -(-SKMS) T,N -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) BS

APWD Camp)

3/2 Kamalapur (RV) 139.24 209(44) P -(-SKMS) T,N -(-5KMS) -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS)

3/3 Pinakinagar (RV) 343.54 612(108) P -(-5KMS) T,N -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS)

108 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(inKM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Port Blair ED 107.94 29.90 37.09 11.36

(130)

PR Port Blair ED 70.14 104.13 45.84 64.64

( 128)

PR Port Blair ED 59.50 26.03 63.16 36.65

( 125)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(222)

8656.41 2190.33 3498.57 812.31

PR Port Blair ED 40.00 60.20 55.93 58.-11

(113)

KR,FP Port Blair ED 30.00 52.56 50.02 6.66

(114)

FP Port Blair ED 185.66 78.64 41.85 37.39

(112)

109 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block Middle Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within th; village a dash (-)

Code No. • of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, raU-

table) Tele- markets/ way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

3/4 Hari Nagar (RV) (incl. Billy- 488.98 1489(285) M,AC,P(2)PHC,MCW,FPC T,W PO Daily BS

ground 4 APWD Camps)

3/5 Laukinalla, E(F)A NA 629(150) -(S-IOKMS) -(-SKMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

3/6 Dukenagar (RV) 280.22 409(74) P -(-SKMS) T,W -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS)

3/7 Santipur (RV) 295.04 560(113) P,O CHW T,W -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) BS

3/8 Pitcher Nalla (Coupholders NA UN INHABITED

Camp)

3/9 Swadesh Nagar (RV) (incl. 341.69 1243(264) PUC,H,M CHW T,W PO -(-SKMS) BS

Pitcher nallah, 4 APWD Camps P

and FC)

3/ I 0 Thoraktang(Reg. & Extr. FC) NA UN INHABI.TED

3/11 Dharampur (RV) (incl. CF0302.64 431(89) M,O,P(2) PHS T,W -(-SKMS) -(S-IOKMS) BS

Nallah APWD Camp)

3/12 Tiruvanchikulam (RV) 117.93 203(44) -(-SKMS) CHW T,W -(-SKMS) -(S-IOKMS) BS

3113 Ramachandra Nagar (RV) 20.20 41(10) -(-SKMS) CHW T,W -(-SKMS) -(S-IOKMS) BS

3/14 Cutbert Bay E(F)A NA 178(35) P -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

110 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (i.e. area under different tYpes of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incJ. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18

PR Port Blair ED 100.00 205.80 139.99 43.19

(III)

KR,FP Port Blair 'NA NA NA NA NA

(108)

KR,FP Port Blair ED 169,94 56.40 25,93 27.95

(109)

PR Port Blair ED 28.90 124.25 126.30 15.59

(107)

UN INHABITED

PR,KR Pon Blair E.D 24.47 119.16 135.24 62.82

(107)

UN INHABITE.D

PR,KR Port Blair ED 30.55 109.25 138.49 24.35

(106)

PR,KR Pon Blair ED 52.53 8.80 37.27 19.33

(94)

PR,KR Port Blair ED 1.46 10.95 1.98 5.81

(96)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(101) III

691 RGl!98~16 VILLAGE

Amenities and

C.D. Block Middle Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (- 5 KMS) (5- I 0 KMS) and (10 + KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa· Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tiona I Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- markets/ way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

3/15 Dhaninallah, E(F)A & FC NA 141(SO) -(10+KMS) -(10+KMS) N -(10+KMS) -(10+KMS) -(10+KMS)

3/16 Sippli Tikry, E(F)A NA 48(12) -(S-IOKMS) -(S-IOKMS) N -(S-IOKMS) -(S-IOKMS) -(S-10KMS)

3/17 Shivapuram (RV) (incl. APWD200.84 1109(270) P,M,H,O PHS T,W PTO Daily BS

camps, Dhaninallah FC & B/pur

Range HQ. FC)

3118 Padmanabhapuram (RV) (incI.135.26 411(94) P,O -(-SKMS) T,W -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) BS

RRO baracks, APWD)

3/19 Panchawati (RV) (incl. Beat 32S.4S 442(93) P -(-SKMS) W,R -(-SKMS) -(S-10KMS) BS

work FC and APWD camp) 3/20 Amkunj (RV) (incl. APWD 133.43 354(77) ° CHW T,W -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) BS camp)

3/21 Nimbutala (RV) (incl. Beat -460.26 2401 (S41) P(2)M(2)H(2) PHS T,W PO,Phone Daily BS,NW

work FC) O,AC

3/22 Dasharatpur (RV) 324.97 51 S(9S) O,AC CHW T,W -(-SKMS) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS)

3/23 janakpur (RV) 276.45 503(85) P,M,AC,O CHW T,W -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) BS

3/24 Rangat (RV) 210.26 3256(800) AC,PUC,M, CHW T,W PTO, Phone Daily BS

H,O,P(2)

112 DIRECTORY land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (inc I. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(96)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(98)

PR Port Blair ED 122.14 7.08 61.65 9.97 .

(92)

PR Port Blair ED 29.96 27.07 67.19 11.04

(91)

PR,KR Port Blair ED 202.25 19.38 77.97 25.85

(88)

PR Port Blair ED 34.40 90.38 8.65

(89)

PR,NW Port Blair ED 130.14 303.73 26.39

(88)

KR Port Blair ED 50.90 264.14 9.93

(94)

PR,KR Port Blair ED 84.51 178.63 13.31

(92)

j J1'R. Port Blair EA 13.44 83.79 52.81 60.22

(94)

113 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block Middle Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu· Amenities available (if not available· within the village a dash (.)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- marketsl way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

3/25 Sitapur (RV) 105.48 222(41) P,AC,O CHW T,W -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS)

3/26 Mithila (RV) 118.06 404( 87) P,M,H,PUC CHW T,W -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) BS

3/27 Rampur (RV) (incl. Range 565.76 1100(244) o H,MCW,FPC T,W Phone -(-5KMS) BS

HQFC)

3/28 Parnasala (RV) (incl. Tra- 240.45 684( 123) P,M CHW T,W -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) BS

mline FC)

3/29 Parnasala II (Extr. FC) NA 141(28) AC CHW W -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS)

3/30 Parnasala III (Reg. FC) NA 52( 15) o CHW W -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS)

3/31 Ka~No_ 3 (BPC) NA 5(1) -(IO+KMS) -(5-JOKMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -( 10+KMS)

3/32 Kalsi No.4 (BPC) NA 7(\) -(\O+KMS) -(5-\OKMS) N -(\O+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -( IO+KMS)

3/33 Kalsi No.5 (BPC) NA UN INHABITED

3/34 Kalsi No.6 (BPC) NA J 5(5) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) N -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS)

3/35 Kalsi (BPC) NA 15(5) -(-5KMS) -(5-IOKMS) N -(5-IOKMS) -(-5KMS) -(5-IOKMS)

114 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva·

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR Port Blair ED 10.94 42.31 37.42 14.81

(95)

PR Port Blair ED 11.45 33.78 68.37 4.46

(96)

PR Port Blair ED 101.66 55.55 384.98 23.57

(98)

PR,KR Port Blair ED 25.00 49.56 143.83 22.06

(100)

KR,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(95)

KR,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(105)

FP Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(104)

FP Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(107)

UN INHABITED

FP Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(115)

FP Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(104)

115 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CO. Block Middle Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackA·_. the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- markets/ way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

3/36 Sagwan Nallah (Extr & Reg.FC)NA 350(76) 0 -(5-IOKMS) N -(5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS) ·(5-IOKMS)

3/37 Kalsi (RV) 385. I 3 202(40) P,M,O,AC CHW T,W -(5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS)

3/38 Urmilapur (RV) 219.54 135(2 I) -(·5KMS) CHW T,W -(5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS)

3/39 Laxamanpur (RV) 391.65 184(28) P,O CHW T,W -(5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS)

3/40 Bakultala (RV) (inc!. HQ FC595.25 3518(931) PUC,H,M,P PHS T, W Phone, PO Daily BS

& APWD camp) AC,O

3/41 Sabari (RV) (inc!. Yeratta 1140.72 860( I 74) P,AC,O D,(HW T,W PO -(5-IOKMS) BS

Fe and APWD camp)

3/42 Japan Tikri, E(F)A NA UN INHABITED

3/43 Bharatpur (RV) 199.99 88(15) P,O -(-5KMS) T,W -(-5KMS) ·(5-IOKMS) -(-5KMS)

3/44 Vishnupur (RV) 345.53 133(23) o ·(·5KMS) T,W -(-5KMS) -(5-IOKMS) -(-5KMS)

3/45 SI1yamkund (RV) 457.4 I 262(48) P,O CHW T,W ·(5-IOKMS) -(5'IOKMS) BS

3/46 Shaktigarh (RV) 343.59 408(85) P,O CHW T,W ·(-5KMS) -(-SKMS) BS

116 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva·

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

FP Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(102)

FP Port Blair ED 191.42 32.79 137.26 23.66

(101)

FP Port Blair ED 155.45 34.98 16.62 12.49

(100)

PR Port Blair ED 270.48 41.11 60.78 19.28

(96)

PR,KR Port Blair ED 431.59 50.74 69.24 43.68

(95)

PR Port Blair ED 895.00 77.69 140.81 27.22

(100)

UN INHABITED

PR,KR Port Blair ED 127.51 20.14 48.02 4.32

( 102)

PR,KR Port Blair ED 277.22 23.21 41.31 3.79

(104)

PR,KR Port Blair ED 333.08 41.75 76.90 5.68

(110)

PR,FP Port Blair ED 250.40 34.72 45.51 12.96

(98)

117 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block Middle Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (1.0+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Eduea- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- markets! way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 3/47 Charlungta (TP. FC) NA 151(34) -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) N -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS)

3/48 Kaushalyanagar (RV) (inel. 453.76 891(186) P,M,O PHS T,W PO -(S-10KMS) BS

Kaushalyanagar BPC & Kalsi

BPC)

3/49 Charlungta II (Reg. FC) NA 105(22) -(-5KMS) -(-SKMS) N -(-5KMS) -(5-10KMS) BS

3/50 Boroinyol II (Reg. FC & NA 174(40) P -(-5KMS) N -(-5KMS) -(10+KMS) BS

APWD)

3/51 Boroinyol 6 & 7 (Reg. FC) NA UN INHABITED

3/52 Bangaon (RV) (inel. Reg. FC)81.83 51(10) P -(5-10KMS) W -(S-10KMS) -(S-10KMS) NW

3/53 Porlobjig No. 15 (FC), (APWD)NA 248(59) P -(IO+KMS) T,N -(IO+KMS) -(S-IOKMS) BS

3/54 Porlobjig No. 10 (APWD) & NA 176(45) P -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

(BPC)

3/55 Porlobjig No.9 (Reg. FC) NA 20(4) -(-5KMS) -(10+KMS) N -(10+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

3/56 Y!Jig No.9 (BPC) NA 8( I) -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) N -(10+KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

3/57 Y!Jig No. II (BPC) NA 31(6) -(S-IOKMS) -(10+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS) DIRECTORY land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply land use (i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(inKM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva·

groves) tion

......

t t 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 FP Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(102)

PR,FP Port Blair ED 205.76 139.07 67.11 41.82

(100)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(102)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(106)

NW Port Blair 48.47 14.04 19.32

(112)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(119)

PR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(70)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(68)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(65)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(55)

691 RGII98-17 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block Middle Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu· Amenities available (if not available· within the village a dash (.)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (·5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- markets/ way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

3/S8 Yeratiljig (RV) (incl. Extr. FC)56.56 377(79) P -(-SKMS) 'f,W -(-5KMS) -(-SKMS) BS

3/S9 Boreham Valley (forestsettle- NA UN INHABITED

ment Area)

3/60 Foster Valley (forestsettiementNA 95(17) -(-SKMS) -(S·IOKMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(S-IOKMS)

Area)

3/61 Macarthy Valley (forestsettle- NA 149(26) P -(-5KMS) W,N -(5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS)

ment Area)

3/62 )ermy Valley (forestsettiementNA UN INHABITED

Area)

3/63 Porlobjig No.3 (BPC) NA 162(38) -(-5KMS) -(S-IOKMS) N -(5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS) BS

3/64 Kadamtala (RV) (incl. santanul218.24 2216(4S0) P(4),M,AC PHC,MCW, T,W PTO Daily BS

Reg. HQ. FC) H,PUC,O FPC

3/6S Bamboo Tikry (BPC) NA 22(6) -(-SKMS) -(-5KMS) W -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS)

3/66 Santanu (RV) 244.11 1117(256) AC,O O,CHW T,W -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) BS

3/67 Uttara (RV) 554.05 847(172} P(2)M CHW T,W -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) BS,NW

3/68 Gol Pahar, E(F)A NA 106(24) P -(5-IOKMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(5-IOKMS)

120 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(inKM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar& for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18

PR Port Blair 50.56 6.00

(57)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(63)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(56)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(70)

PR,KR,FP Port Blair ED 246.39 296.26 633.38 42.21

(50)

FP POrt Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(52)

PR,FP Port Blair ED 41.16 85.47 101.31 16.17

(46)

PR,NW Port Blair ED 102.50 246.79 182.92 21.84

(44)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(54) 121 VILLAGE Amenities and

C.D. Block Middle Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (If not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to It in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tiona I Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- marketsl way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

3/69 Chotaligbang (Jarawa) NA 50(1) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

3170 Between Chotaligbang & foul NA UN INHABITED bay (Jarawa) (No name)

3/71 Foul Bay (Jarawa) NA 34(1) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

3/72 Yeretiljig 10(BPC) NA 19(4) -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) W,N -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS)

PORLOB ISLAND

3173 Porlob Depot. (FC) NA 2(2) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) W -(IO+KMS) -(-SKMS) NW

LONG ISLAND

3174 Lalajig bay (Agri. camp) NA 17(8) -(-SKMS) -(-5KMS) W -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) NW

3175 Long Island (RV) (incl. HQ &400.33 1900(524) P,M,H,PUC PHC,FPC, T,W PO Daily NW workshop FC) AC,O MCW Total = Rangat Tehsil = 12728.08 33368 I P-44,M-16 FPC-4,PHS-S (7418) AC-13,O-25 CHW-2I, PUC-6,H-9MCW-4,PHC-3 D-I,H-I,O-I

Total = C-D-Middle Andaman = 19161.68 .. 46820 P-64,O-31 H-2,D-6 (10278) H·13,M-21 MCW-5,FPC-S AC-14,PUC-7PHS-9,PHC-3 CHW-2I,'()-1

122 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (I.e. area under different types of land use

Village &, Distance in hectares r~unded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18

NW Port Blair NA NA. NA NA NA (55)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA (60)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA -KA (55)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA (70)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA (62)

NW Port Blair ED 257.75 92.60 25.79 24.19--- (60)

5014.53 2726.40 4137.06 850.09

7688.01 3895.61 6260.53 1317.53

123

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IN SOUTH ANDAMAN C.D. BLOCK

125

SOUTH ANOAMAN CO. BLOCK (0030)

(PORT BLAIR TEHSIL)

SI. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

I.Abaygarh (RV) 27/1/4120 27/01/0040/0020 24/1/4/23 24/0110040/0023 Baratang

2. Adojig 27/1/4/7 2710 I 100401000 7 24/114/8 24/01/0040/0008 Baratang

3. Anarkali (Reg. FC) 27/1/4/64 27/01/0040/0064 Rutla-nd

4. Austinabad (RV) 27/1/4/45 27/01/0040/0045 2411/4/51 24101/0040/0051 South Andaman

5. Bada Balu (FC) 27/1/4/60 27/01 10040/0060 South Andaman

6. Bada Khari (Extr. FC) 2711/4/63 27/01/0040/0063 Rutland

7. Bada Nallaha (Bada Balu) E(F)A 27/1/4/58 27/0110040/0058 2411/4/64 24/01/0040/0064 South Andaman

8. Bamboo Nallaha (Reg. FC) 2711/4/62 27101/004010062 Rutland

9. Beadonabad (RV) 27/1/4/52 2710 I /0040/0052 24/1/4/58 24/01/0040/0058 South Andaman

10. Bejoygarh (RV) 27/1/4/8 27/0 I /0040/0008 24/1/4/10 24/0 I /0040/00 I 0 Baratang

II. Bejoy Nagar (RV) 27/1/4/31 27101/0040/0031 24/1/4/36 24/0110040/0036 Havelock

12. Bharatpur (RV) 2711/4/37 27/01/004010037 2411/4/42 24/01/004010042 Neil

13. Bimilitan (RV) 27/1/4/56 27/0 1/0040/0056 24/114/62 24/0 1/0040/0062 South Andaman

14. Bolcha, E(F)A 2711/4/12 27101/0040/0012 24/114/15 24/0110040/0015 Baratang

15. Brichgunj (RV) 2711/4/47 2710 I 1004010047 24/114/53 24/011004010053 South Andaman

16. Brookshabad (RV) 27/1/4/46 2710 I 1004010046 2411/4/52 2410 I 1004010052 South Andaman

17. Butler Bay Forest Camp 4-IV (FOC) 27il/4/75 2710 1/004010075 2411/4179 2410 I 10040/0079 Little Andaman

18. Butler Bay Fores! Camp 4-lJI (FOC) 27/1/4/74 27/0 I 10040/0074 24/1/4178 24/01/0040/0078 Little Andaman

19. Butler Bay Forest Camp 4-11 (FOC) 27/1/4/76 27/01/0040/0076 24/1/4/80 2410 I 1004010080 Little Andaman

20. Butler Bay Forest Camp 4-1 (FOC) 2711/4/77 27101/004010077 24/1/4181 24/01/0040/0081 Little Andaman

21. Calicut (RV) 27/1/4/51 27/0 I 1004010051 2411 14/57 24/01/004010057 South Andaman

22. Chidiyatapu (RV) (Incl. Misc. FC) 27/1/4/57 27/0110040/0057 2411 14/63 2410 1/0040/0063 South Andaman

23. Oollygunj (RV) 27/1/4/43 2710 I 10040/0043 2411/4/49 24/01/0040/0049 South Andaman

24. Ougong Creek (OS) 27/1/4/66 2710 I 1004010066 24/114/70 24/01/0040/0070 Little Andaman

25. Elephenstone Harbour (Oepot Work FC)27/1/4/2 2710 1/0040/0002 2411/4/2 2410 I 1004010002 North Passage

26. Forest Camp at 19 KM (FDC) 271114/69 2710 1/0040/0069 2411/4/73 24/01/0040/0073 Little Andaman

27. Forest Camp at 14 KM 5-111 (FDC) 27/1/4171 27/01/0040/0071 24/114175 24/01/0040/0075 Little Andaman

28. Forest Camp at 14 KM 5-11 (FOC) 27/1/4/72 2710 I 1004010072 24/1/4/76 24/011004010076 Little Andaman 12]

691 RGI/98-18 51. No. Name of the Yillage 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Loc~tion Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

29. Forest Camp at 14 KM 5-1 (FOC) 2711/4/73 27101/004010073 2411/4/77 24101/004010077 Little Andal11an

30. G~racharma (RY) (incl. Misc. FC) 2711/4149 27101/0040/0049 2411/4155 24101/0040/0055 South Andaman

J I. Govinda Nagar (RY) 27/1/4/32 27101/0040/0032 24/1/4/37 24/01/0040/0037 Havelock

J 7. Harmender Bay (NS) 27/1/4/82 27101/0040/0082 24/1/4/86 24/01/004010086 Little Andal11an

33. Hut Bay Area 2711/4/81 27/01/0040/0081 24/1/4/85 24/01/004010085 Little Andaman

:14. John Lawarance (NRA, Estr. FC & Ghat27/1/4/85 27/01/0040/0085 John Lawarance

Dt>pot)

3;, Kanchangarh (RY) 27/1/4/17 27/0110040/0017 24/1/4/20 24/01/0040/0020 Baratang

36, Kodlaghat-Burl11a Nallaha, E(F)A 2711/4/55 27/01/004010055 24/1/4/61 24/01/0040/0061 South Andaman

3!, Krishna Nagar (RY) 27/1/4/34 27/01/0040/0034 24/1/4/39 24/01/004010039 Havelock

38, Lakshmanpur (RY) 27/1/4/39 27101/004010039 24/1/4/44 24/01/004010044 Neil

39, Lorrojig (extr. camp) 27/1/4/86 27/01/004010086 Baratang

40. Merk Bay (Agrl. Camp) 27/1/4/1 27/01/00401000 1 24/1/4/1 24/0 I /0040/000 1 North Passage

41. MIS Asia & Company (ASIA TIMBER 27/1/4/80 27/01/004010080 24/1/4/84 24/01/004010084 Little Andaman

PRODUCT) (PRIYATE)

41, Middle Strait (FC & BPC) 2711/4/19 27/01/0040/00 t 9 24/1/4122 24/01/0040/0022 BarJtJng

43, Minnie Bay (RY) 27/1/4/41 27101/004010041 24/1/4/47 24/01/004010047 South Andal11an

44, Munda Pahar, E(F)A 27/1/4/59 27/011004010059 24/1/4/65 24/01/0040/0065 South Andal11~n

4 'J. N~yagarh (RY) 27/114/23 271011004010023 24/114/26 24/01/0040/0026 BaratJng

46. Neil Kendra (RY) 27/1/4/38 27/01/0040/0038 24/1/4/43 24/01/004010043 Neil

47, Nmji Nagar (RY) 27/114178 27101/004010078 24/114/82 24/011004010082 Little Andal11an

4B, Nilambur E(F)A 27/1/4/16 27/01/0040/0016 24/1/4119 24/01/0040100 19 Baratang

49. Nilal11bur (RY) 27/1/4/18 2710110040/0018 24/114121 24/01/0040/0021 Baratang

~rth Sentinel Island (Sentinelese) 27/1/4/87 27/011004010087 North Sentinel

5 I, Pallar Gaon (RY) 27/114/44 27/01/004010044 24/1/4/50 24/01/004010050 South Andaman

52, Paplta Dera (Extr. & Reg. FC) 27/1 14/6 27101/0040/0006 24/114/7 24/0110040/0007 Baratang

53, Pawajig (Extr. FC) . 27/1/4/4 27/01/004010004 24/1/4/5 24/01/0040/0005 Baratang

5'1. Pawajig (Contractors Fe & Nayadera 27/1/4/5 271011004010005 2411/4/6 24/01/004010006 BarJtang

FC at pawajig)

55. Peel Island (No. IY FC) 27/1/4/30 27101/004010030 24/1/4/34 24/01/004010034 Peel 128 SI. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

56. Peel Island (No. III FC) 27/1/4/27 271011004010027 24/114/31 24/01/004010031 Peel

57. Peel Island (No. II FC) 27/114128 27/011004010028 24/114/32 24/011004010032 Peel

58. Peel Island (No. I FC) 2711/4/29 27101/004010029 24/114/33 24/011004010033 Peel

59. Protherapur (RV) 2711/4/48 27101/004010048 24/1/4/54 24/011004010054 South Andaman

60. Rabindra Nagar (IV Village) 27/1/4/68 27101/004010068 2411/4172 24101/0040/0072 Little Andaman

61. Radha Nagar (RV) 27/1/4/35 27/01/004010035 24/1/4/40 24/01 /004010040 Havelock

62. Rajatgarh (RV) 27/1/4124 27/01/004010024 24/1/4/28 24/0110040/0028 Baratang

63. Rama Krishnapur (RV) 27/1/4170 27/01/004010070 24/i/4/74 24/011004010074 Little Andaman

64. Ram Nagar (RV) 27/1/4/40 27101/004010040 24/1/4/45 24/01/004010045 Neil

65. Rangachang (RV) 27/1/4/54 27/01/004010054 2411/4/60 24/01/004010060 South Andaman

66. Rangachang/Makhapahar, E(F)A 27/1/4/53 27/01/004010053, 24/114/59 24/01 /004010059 South Andaman

67. Ranglachang (FC) 27/1/4/22 27/01/004010022 24/114/25 24/01/004010025 Baratang

68. Ranglachang (RV) 27/1/4/21 27/01/004010021 24/114/24 24/01/004010024 Baratang

69. Red oil Palm (Nursery) Camp 27/1/4/79 27101/004010079 24/1/4/83 24/01/0040/0083 Little Andaman

70. Rut Land Island (RV) 27/1/4/61 27101/004010061 Rutland

71. Sankar Nallah (APWD) 27/1/4/10 27/01/00401001 0 24/1/4112 24/01/0040/0012 Baratang

72. School Line (RV) 27/1/4/42 27101/004010042 24/1/4/48 24/01/004010048 South Andaman

73. Shyam Nagar (RV) 27/1/4/33 27/011004010033 24/1/4/38 24/01/004010038 Havelock

74. Sitapur (RV) 2711/4/36 27/01/004010036 24/1/4/41 24/01/004010041 Neil

75. South Creek, E(F)A 27/1/4/14 27101/0040100 14 2411/4117 24101/004010017 Baratang

76. South Creek, (Extr.·Cum-Reg. FC & 27/1/4/13 27101/00401001 3 2411/4116 24/01/0040/0016 Baratang

APWD Camp)

77. South Bay (Light House Camp) 27/1/4/83 27101 /0040/0083 24/1/4/87 24/01/0040/0087 Little Andaman

78. South Bay (OS) 27/1/4/84 27101/0040/0084 2411/4/88 24101/0040/0088 Little Andaman

79. Strait Island (AS) 27/1/4/3 ' 27/01/004010003 24/1/4/3 24/01/004010003 Strait

80. Sundergarh (RV) 27/1/4115 27101/0040/001 5 24/114/18 24/01/0040/001 8 B,aratang

'" 81. Teylorabad (RV) 27/1/4/50 271011004010050 24/1/4/56 24/01/0040/0056 South Andaman

82. Turturi (Reg. FC) 27/1/4/65 27/0 I /0040/0065 Rutland

83. Udayagarh(RV) 27/1/4/9 27/01/004010009 2411/4/11 24/01/0040/001 1 BarJtang

84. Vishnu Nallaha (APWD) 27/1/4111 27/0 1/0040/00 1 1 24/1/4/13 24/01/0040/001 3 Baratang 129 St. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

85. Vivekanandapuram (RV) 27/1/4/67 2710 I 10040/0067 24/114/71 24101/0040/0071 Little Andaman

86. Wrafter's Creek (RV) 27/1/4/25 27/01/0040/0025 24/1/4/29 24/01/0040/0029 Baratang

87. Wrafter's Creek, E(F)A 27/1/4126 27/01/0040/0026 24/1/4/30 24/01/0040/0030 Bar3tang

SOUTH ANDAMAN C.O. BLOCK

(FERRARGUNJ TEHSIL)

I. Alipur (RV) 271115/22 27101/0050/0022 24/115/19 24/01/0050/0019 South Andaman

2. Aniket (RV) 27/1/5/39 27/011005010039 24/1/5/39 24/01/0050/0039 South Andaman

:1. Anjali Nalla (BPC) 27/1/5/48 27101/0050;0048 24/115/49 24/0110050/0049 South Andaman

·t. Badmash Pahar (RV) 27/1/5/61 27/0 I 10050/0061 24/1/5/60 24/01/0050/0060 South Andaman

'>. Balughat (RV) 27/1/5/59 2710110050/0059 24/1/5/58 24/01/0050/005S South Andaman

6. Bamboof1at (RV) (incl. Beat Check 27/1/5/18 27/01/0050/0018 2411/5/15 24/01/0050/0015 South Andaman

Post FC)

7. Beach Dera E(F)A 27/1/5/25 27101/0050/0025 24/115/22 24/01/0050/0022 South Andaman

B. Bindraban (RV) 27/1/5/24 27/01/0050/0024 24/115/21 24/0110050/0021 South Andaman

9. Caddlegunj (RV) 27/1/5/43 27/0 I 10050/0043 24/1 15/43 24/011005010043 South Andaman

10. Chouldari (RV) 27/1/5/64 2710110050/0064 24/115/63 24/0 I 10050/0063 South Andaman

I I . Coffee Plot (BPC) 2711 15/31 27/01/0050/0031 South Andaman

17. Colinpur (RV) 27/115/52 2710 I 1005010052 24/1/5/51 24/0110050/0051 South Andaman

13. Craikabad (RV) 27/1/5/62 27/0110050/0062 24/1/5/61 24/01/0050/0061 South Andaman

1·1. Dhanikhari (RV) 27/1/5/71 27/01/0050/0071 24/1/5170 24/0' 10050/0070 South Andaman

I'>. DUlldaspoint (RV) 27/1/5/41 27/0 I 10050/0041 24/1/5/41 2410 I 1005010041 South Andaman

16. F~ITargunj (RV) (incl. Misc. FC) 2711 15/38 27/01/005010038 24/1/5/38 24/01/0050/0038 South Andaman

II. Flat Bay (RV) 27/1/5/63 2710 I 100 50/0063 24/115/62 2410 1/0050/0062 Flat Bay

III Govindapuram (RV) 27/1/5/19 27/0 I /0050/00 19 24/1/5/16 24/0110050/0016 South Andaman

1'1. Gliptapara (RV) 27/1/5177 27/0 I 100 5010077 24/115176 24/01/0050/0076 South Andaman

20. Hasl11atabad E(F)A 271115/69 27/0 I /0050/0069 24/1/5/68 24/01/0050/0068 South Andal11an

7.1. I-lJsl11jtabad (RV) 27/1/5/68 27/01/0050/0068 241115/67 24/01/0050/0067 South Andaman

72. Herbertabad (RV) 27/1/5/50 27101/0050/0050 24/1/5/48 24/01/0050/0048 South Andal11an

Z l Hobdipur (RV) 27/1/5157 27/01/0050/0057 24/1/5/56 24/01/00$0/0056 South Andaman

/·1. lIolllfreygunj (RV) 27/1/5170 27/011005010070 24/1 15/69 24/01 / 0015010069 South Andaman 130 SI. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7-

25. Hope Town (RV) 27/1/5/15 27101/0050/0015 2411/5/12 24101/0050/0012 South Andaman

26. Jhinga Nallaha (BPC & APWD) 2711/5/26 27101/0050/0026 24/115123 24/01/0050/0023 South Andaman

27. Jirkatang Camp No.7 (Extr. FC) 27/1/5/34 2710110050/0034 2411/5/30 24/01/0050/0030 South Andaman

28. Jirkatang No.2 E(F)A 27/1/5/32 27101/0050/0032 24/115/27 24/01/0050/0027 South Andaman

29. Jirkatang No.2 (RV) (incl. APWD & 2711/5/33 27101/0050/0033 2411/5/28 24101/0050/0028 South Andaman

BPC)

30. Kadakachag (RV) (incl. Transit Depot 27/1/5121 27101/0050/0021 24/115/18 2410 I 10050/00 18 South Andaman

FC)

31. Kalatang (RV) (incl. Extr. FC) 2711/5/6 27101100 5010006 2411/5/3 24101/0050/0003 South -i-ndaman " , 32. Knapuram (RV) 27/1/5/20 27101/0050/0020 24/1/5/17 24101/0050/0017 South Andaman

33. Madhuban (RV) (incl. Elephant Training27/1/5/8 2 ?to 1/0050/0008 24/1/5/5 24101/0050/0005 South Andaman

Camp FC)

34. Malapuram (RV) 27/1/5/9 27101/0050/0009 2411/5/6 24101/0050/0006 South Andaman

35. Manglutan, E(F)A 27/1/5/76 27/01/005010076 24/115/75 2410110050/0075 South Andaman

36. Manglut3n (RV)(incl. Misc. FC) 27/1/5/75 2710 I /0050/0075 2411 /5174 24/01/0050/0074 South Andaman

37. Manjeri (RV) 27/1/5/79 27101/0050/0079 2411/5178 24/01/0050/0078 South Andaman

38. Manjeri-line Dera, E(F)A 27/1/5178 27101/0050/0078 24/1/5177 2410110050/0077 South Andaman

39. Mannarghat (RV) (incl. Misc. FC) 27/1/5/10 27/01/0050/0010 24/1/517 24/01/0050/0007 South Andaman

40. Manpur (RV) 27/1/5/53 27/01/0050/0053 24/1/5/52 24/01/0050/0052 South Andaman

41. Mathura (RV) 27/1/5123 27101/0050/0023 2411/5120 24101/005010020 South Andaman

42. Maymyo, E(F)A 27/1/5/66 27101100 50/0066 24/115165 24/01/005010065 South Andaman

43. Maymyo (RV) 27/1/5/65 27101 /00 50/006 5 24/1/5/64 24/01/0050/0064 South Andaman

44. Middle Strait (BPC) / 27/1/5/1 27/01 /00 50/000 1 South Andaman

45. Mile Tilek (Agri. Research Farm) 27/1/5/29 27101/005010029 24/1/5/26 24/01/0050/0026 South Andaman

46. Mile Tilek (BPC) 27/1/5/30 27/01/0050/0030 South Andaman

47. Mile Tilek, E(F)A 2711/5/28 27/01/00 50/002 8 24/1/5125 24/01/0050/0025 South Andaman

48. Mile Tilek (RV) (incl. Beach Dera FC) 27/1/5127 271011005010027 241115/24 24101/0050/0024 South Andaman

49. Mirchi Dera, E(F)A 2711/5/5 2710 I /00 501000 5 South Andaman

50. Mithakhari (RV) 27/1/5/42 2710 I /0050/0042 24/1/5/42 24/01/005010042 South Andaman

5 I. Mohwa Dera (RV) 27/1/5/58 27/01/0050/0058 24/1/5/57 24/01/0050/0057 South Andaman

131 SI. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

52. Mount Harriet (RV) (incl. FC) 27/1/5/13 27/01/0050/0013 24/1/5/10 24/01/0050/00 I 0 South Andaman

53. Muslim Basti (RV) 27/1/5/56 27/01/0050/0056 24/1/5/55 24/01/0050/0055 South Andaman

54. Namunaghar (RV) (incl. Extr. FC) 27/1/5/40 27/01 /0050/00llo 24/1/5/40 24/01/0050/0040 South Andaman

55. Nayashahar, E(F)A 27/1/5/74 27/01/0050/0074 2411 /5173 24/01/0050/0073 South Andaman

56. Nayashahar, (RV) (inel. FC) 2711/5/73 27/01/0050/0073 24/1/5/72 24/01/0050/0072 South Andaman

57. North Bay (RV) 27/1/5114 27/01/0050/0014 24/1/5/11 24/01/0050/0011 South Andaman

58. Ograbraij (RV) 2711 /5/55 27/01/0050/0055 t4/1/5/54 24/0110050/0054 South Andaman

59. Panighat E(F)A 27/1/5/16 27/0 I /0050100 16 24/1/5113 24101/005010013 South Andaman

60. Poona Nallha (BPC) and (APWD) 2711/5/35 27/01/0050/0035 24/1/5/34 24/01/0050/0034 South Andaman

61. Port Mouat (RV) (incl. wild life Sanct· 27/1/5/60 27/01/005010060 2411 /5/59 24/0110050/0059 South Andaman

uary Depot FC)

62. Port Meadow (FC) 27/1/5/37 27/0110050/0037 24/115/37 24/0110050/0037 South Andaman

63. Potatang (FC) 2711/5/36 27/01/0050/0036 24/1/5/36 24/01/0050/0036 South Andaman

64. Shoal Bay 17 (FC) 27/1/5/3 27/01/0050/0003 24/1/511 24/01/0050/0001 South Andaman

65. Shoal Bay 19 (FC) 2711 /5/2 27/01/0050/0002 South Andaman

66. Shoal Bay (RV) (incl. shoal Bay 10 Beat 2711/5/4 27/0 I /0050/0004 2411/5/2 24/01/0050/0002 South Andaman

work FC & 8,9,10,12 APWD C.)

67. Shore Point (RV) 27/1/5117 27/01/0050/0017 24/1/5/14 24/0 I /0050/00 14 South Andaman

68. Sipighat (RV) 2711/5/72 27101/0050/0072 2411/5171 24/01/0050/0071 South Andaman

69. Sona Nallaha (BPC) 27/1/5/44 2710 I /00 50/0044 South Andaman

70. Stewartgunj (RV) 27/1/5/12 27101/0050/0012 24/1/5/9 24/01/0050/0009 South Andaman

71. Temple Myo (RV) 27/1/5/45 2710 I /00 50/004 5 24/1/5/44 24/0 I 1005010044 South Andaman

--- 12. Tirur I (BPC) 27/1/5/47 27/01/0050/0047 2411 15/46 24/01/005010046 South Andaman

>71. Tirur III (BPC) 27/1/5/46 27/01 /0050/0046 24/1/5/45 24/01/0050/0045 South Andaman " 74. Tirur IV (BPC) 27/1/5/51 27/01/0050/0051 24/1/5/50 24101/005010050 South Andaman

~ . 75. Tirur (RV) (incl. HQ and II BPC) _ 27/1/5/49 27/01/005010049 24/115/47 24/011005010047 South Andaman

76. Tusnabad (RV) (incl. Misc work FC) 27/1/5/54 27/01/0050/0054 2411 15153 24/01/0050/0053 South Andaman

77. Viper Island {RV) 27/1/5/80 27101 /00 50/0080 2411/5179 24/01/0050/0079 Viper

78. Wandur (RV) (incl. Misc. FC) 27/1/5/67 27/01 /00 50/006 7 24/1/5/66 24/01/0050/0066 South Andaman

79. Wimberlygunj (RV) (incl. Beat Chect 27/1/5/11 27/01/0050/0011 24/1/5/8 2410 I 100 5010008 South Andaman

Post FC)

80. Wright Myo (RV) (incl. Transit Depot 27/1/5/7 27/01/0050/0007 24/1/5/4 24/01/0050/0004 South Andaman

FC)

132 VILLAGE DIRECTORY SOUTH ANDAMAN C.D. BLOCK

133 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block South Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available· within the village a dash (.)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- marketsl way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

TEHSIL - PORT BLAIR

NORTH PASSAGE ISLAND

41 I Merk Bay (Agri. Camp) NA 17(7) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) WN -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW 10. r,'" , \

4/2 Elephenstone Harbour (Depot.NA A", 30(15} P -(IO+KMS) W,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW \~.J

STRAIT ISLAND

4/3 Strait Island (AS) NA 33(12) P D W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

BARA TANG ISLAND

4/4 Pawajig (Extr. FC) NA 9(4) -(5-IOKMS) -(IO+KMS) W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

4/5 Pawajig (contractors FC & Nay-NA . 98(22) -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

adera FC at Pawajig}

4/6 Papita Dera (Extr. & Reg. FC) NA, 12(6) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) W,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

4/7 Adojig NA 762{ 150) P -(IO+KMS) W,N -~IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

4/8 Bejoygarh (RV) 'r 71.43 255(43) P D N,W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

4/9 Udayagarh (RV) " 24.26 97( 15) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) W,N -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

134 DIRECTORY

land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (I.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated U nirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(55)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(45)

NW Port Blair ED NA NA NA ·NA NA

(50)

FP,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(52)

KR,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(54)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(52)

PR,KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(45)

PR,KR Port Blair 54.35 3.95 13.13

(45)

PR,KR Port Blair 3.69 17.87 2.45 0.25

46 135

691 RGII98-19 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block South Andaman location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is ava,ilable is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- markets/ way station,

'graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10

411 0 Sankar Nallah (APWD) ~ NA 137(41) -(-SKMS) -(IO+KMS) T,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

41 II Vishnu Nallah (APWD).J;.· NA 63(16) P -(IO+KMS) T,N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS ,

4112 BolchJ E(F)A " NA UN INHABITED

4/13 South Creek (Extr.·cum·Reg. NA 23S(43) P,M D T,W,N ·(·SKMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

FC & APWD CJmp)

4/14 South Creek E(F)A : NA 111(17) ·(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) N -(5-IOKMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

4/15 Sundergarh (RV) 301.24 73S( 133) P -(·5KMS) T,W,N -(-SKMS) -(lO+KMS) BS

4/16 NilJmbur E(F)A c NA UN INHABITED

4/17 KJnchangJrh (RV)" 228.77 124(16) -(-SKMS) -(-5KMS) N,W -(5-10KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

4/18 Nilambur (RV) 149.23 I SS7(381) P,M,H D T,W PTO -(IO+KMS) NW,BS

4/19 Middle Strait (FC & BPC)_ NA 141(36) P -(5-IOKMS) N,W -(S-10KMS) -(10+KMS) BS,NW

4/20 Abaygarh (RV)J' 50.90 63(9) -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) N,W -(-5KMS) -(10+KMS) BS

4/21 Ranglachang (RV)-:; 72.18 61(7) -(-5KMS) -(5-IOKMS) N -(5-IOKMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

136 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rqunded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(50)

PR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(51)

UN INHABITED

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(60)

KR,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(60)

PR,KR Port Blair ED 130.74 86.72 3.26 80.52

(46)

UN INHABITED

PR,KR Port Blair 185.63 29.71 4.16 9.27

(44)

PR,NW Port Blair ED 130.90 2.64 5.10 10.59

(41)

PR,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(52)

PR,KR Port Blalr 13.00 18.66 14.29 4.95

(46)

FP Port Blair 31.58 21.27 10.32 9.01

\37 VILLAGE

Amenities and

C.D. Block South Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- marketsl way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

4/22 Ranglachang (Fe) , NA 17(2) -(-5KMS) -(5-IOKMS) N -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW -~'

4/23 Nayagarh (RV) .' 387.28 251(40) P -(5-IOKMS) N,W -(5-IOKMS) -(IO+KMS) • -(5-IOKMS)

4/24 Rajatgarh (RV) 183.41 185(24) P -(IO+KMS) N,W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(5-IOKMS)

4/25 Wrafter's Creek (RV) 87.53 428(83) P -(IO+KMS) N,W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(5-IOKMS)

4/26 Wrafter's Creek E(F)A NA 7(2) -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) N,W -(IO+KMS) (IO+KMS) -(5-IOKMS)

4/86 Lorrojig (Extr. Camp) NA 212(45) P -(IO+KMS) T,W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

PEEL ISLAND

4/27 Peel Island (No. 111 FC) NA UN INHABITED

4/28 Peel Island (No. II FC) NA 4(4) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

4/29 Peel Island (No. I FC) NA UN INHABITED

4/30 Peel Island (No. IV FC) NA UN INHABITED

HA VE LOCK ISLAND

4/31 Bejoy Nagar (RV) 292.06 564( 128) P,O D W -(5-10KMS) -(5-IOKMS) -(S-lOKMS)

138 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (inc!. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

KR,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(51)

PR Port Blair 220.20 65.93 52.43 48.72

(45)

NWJP Port Blair 63.29 54.88 30.68 34.56

(48)

KR,NW Port Blair 56.20 6.50 15.04 9.79

(48)

KR,NW POrt Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(50)

PR POrt Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(55)

UN INHABITED

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(45)

UN INHABITED

UN INHABITED

KR,FP Pon Blair ED 100.61 75.70 103.83 11.92

(56)

139 " .. VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block South Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tlonal Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- markets! way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

4/32 Govinda Nagar (RV) 359.67 1823(407) H,PUC, H,FPC, T,W,N PTO Daily BS,NW

P,O,M MCW

4/33 Shyam Nagar (RV) 311.14 418(78) 0 -(-5KMS) T,W -(-5KMS) -(-SKMS) BS

41:.l4 Krishna Nagar (RV) 363.24 618(104) P(2) D T,W -(-5KMS) -(5-IOKMS) as

4/35 Radha Nagar (RV) 391.24 258(52) P,O -(5·10KMS) W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(5-IOKMS)

JOHN LAWARANCE ISLAND

4/85 John Lawarance (NRA, Extr. NA 53(19) -(to+KMS) -(IO+KMS) N ·(JO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

FC & Ghat Depot)

NEIL ISLAND

4/36 Sitapur (RV) 5S5.44 248(43) 0 -(-SKMS) W -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) -(-5KMS)

4/37 Bharatpur (RV) 187.92 467(80) P,O -(-SKMS) W -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) -(-5 Kl'1 S)

4/38 Neil Kendra (RV) 108.31 866(246) PUC,O PHC W PTO Daily NW,

P,M,H

4/39 Lakshmanpur (RV) 172.64 331(SO) -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) W -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS)

140 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,NW Port Blair ED 27.33 154.23 123.96 54.15

(44)

PR Pon Blair ED 155.48 79.24 63.97 12.45

(46)

PR,KR Port Blair ED 134.89 105.38 107.30 15.67

(48)

FP Pon Blair 266.16 42.44 68.78 13.86

(54)

NW Pon Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(50)

KR,FP Pon Blair ED 219.86 63.80 260.92 11.06

(41)

KR,FP Port Blair ED 47.22 74.32 51.33 15.05

(39)

PR,FP Pon Blair ED 1.40 15.70 74.10 17.11

(41 )

KR,FP Pon Blair ED 46.86 46.48 74.10 5.20

(38)

141 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block South Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu' Amenities available (if not availc' ,:- within the village a dash (.)

Code No. of the village ladon and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in b"<,,-j

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (oS KMS) (s-IO KMS) and (I 0+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or DayS Communication

donal Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- markets/ way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

4/40 Ram Nagar (RV) 192.07 ssl( 11 5) P,M,O -(-sKMS) W -(-sKMS) -(-sKMS) -(-sKMS)

SOUTH ANDAMAN ISLAND (PART)

4/41 Minnie Bay (RV) 165.50 1641(587) P(2) -(-sKMS) T,W Phone, PTO Daily BS

4/42 School Line (RV) 140.04 1337(286) PUC,P,MH -(-sKMS) T,W Phone Daily BS

4/43 Dollyguni (RV) 172.87 812(170) P(3) -(-sKMS) T,W Phone -(s-10KMS) BS

4/44 Pahargaon (RV) 172.90 3184(730) ° -(-sKMS) T,W Phone -(-sKMS) BS

4/45 Austinabad (RV) 132.15 1330(295) P PHS T,W,N -(-5KMS) -(-sKMS) BS

4/46 Brookshabad (RV) 414.66 651(153) -(-sKMS) T,W,N Phone -(5-IOKMS) BS

4/47 Brichgunj (RV) 431.34 1435(376) P(2) PHS T,W PO -(5-10KMS) BS

4/48 Protherapur (RV) 463.36 3247(768) P(3)M(2) PHS T, W PTO, Phone Daily BS

H(2) PUC

4/49 Garacharma (RV) (inci. Misc.585.91 4993( 1135) P(2)M,H,PUC PHC T,W PTO, Phone Daily BS

FC)

142 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Port Blair ED 22.00 87.64 67.35 15.08

(37)

PR Port Blair ED,EO 75.50 71.11 18.89

(4)

PR Port Blair ED, EO 50.06 25.50 64.48

(5)

PR Port Blair ED, EO 60.44 70.80 41.63 (7)

PR,KR Port Blair ED,EO 76.50 50.20 2.71 43.49

(6)

PR Port Blair ED,EO 20.00 51.80 60.35

(5)

PR Port Blair ED, EO 50.00 2.00 362.66

(7)

PR Port Blair ED,EO 150.00 45.50 15.25 220.59

(6)

PR Port Blair ED,EO 85.20 70.25 307.91

(8)

PR,KR Port Blair ED,EO 15.50 190.75 30.60 349.06

(12)

143

691 RGII98-20 VILLAGE

Amenities Jnd

CD. Block South Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares)'" No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the faciiiry is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communicatio:1

tional Water (Po' and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- markets/ way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

4/50 Teylorabad (RV) 413.05 794(161) P -(-5KMS) T,W -(-5KMS) -(5-10KMS) BS

4/51 Calicut (RV) 421.50 1169(219) Pt"l -(-SKMS) T,W PO -(5-10KMS) BS

4/52 Beadonabad (RV)¥ 616.25 773( 1 52) P D T,W,N PTO -(lO+KMS) as

4/53 Rangachang - Makhapahar NA 135(31) -( SKMS) -(-5KMS) W .( ')Kt-1S) -(!o+~MS) -(-SKMS)

J.' E(F)A

4/54 Rangachang (RV) 87.15 929(194) P,M,H,PUC CHW T,W PO -(lO+KMS' as

4/55 Kodiaghac-Burma Nailaha ¢> NA 184(43) -(-5KMS} -(-5KMS} N -(-SKMS) -( IO+!(MS) as

4/56 Bimilitan (RV) 1997.83 843( 165) P(2) D T,W,N PO -(IO+KMS) BS

4/57 Chidiyatapu (RV) (ind. Mi5(.1373.17 248(55) P D T,W -(-SKMS) -(10+KMS) as

FC)

4/58 Bada Nallaha (Bada B31u) NA 119(25) P -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

E(F)A

4/59 Munda pahar, E(F)A NA L7(8) -(-SKMS) -(10+KMS) N -(10+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-SKMS)

4/60 Bada Balu (FC) -).. NA 22(4) -(5-10KMS) -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-SKMS)

144 DIRECTORY

Land use

Apprbach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,KR Port BlJir ED,EO 15.50 248.50 149.05

(12)

PR Po(e Blair ED,EO 55.00 205.00 80.00 81.50

(I f)

PR Port Blair ED, EO 60.00 138.64 336.28 81.33

(18)

FP Porr Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(23)

PR Port Blair ED 7.21 77.13 2.40 0.41

(22)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(24)

FP,PR Port Blair ED, EO 1096.28 715.85 S.70 180.00

(13)

KR,PR Port Blair ED,EO 1248.84 40.64 67.22 16.47

(26)

PR,FP Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(32)

PR,KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(34)

FP Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(33) 145 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block South Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (- 5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and ( 10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tiona I Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- markets! way station,

. graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

RUTLAND ISLAND

4/61 Rutland Island (RV) :;. 92.00 245(55) P D W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

4!62 Bamboo Nallaha (Reg. FC)~, NA 48(15) -(-5KMS) -(10+KMS) N -(10+KMS) -(10+KMS) -(-5KMS)

4/63 Bada Khari (Extr. FC) NA 235(73) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(10+KMS) -(5-IOKMS)

4/64 Anarkali (Reg. FC) ..". NA 8(3) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(5-IOKMS)

4/65 Turturi (Reg. FC) ~. NA 26(12) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(10+KMS) -(5-IOKMS)

NORTH SENTINEL ISLAND

4/87 North Sentinel Island NA 26(1) -(10+KMS) -(10+KMS) N -(10+KMS) -(10+KMS) NW

(Sentinelese)

LITTLE ANDAMAN ISLAND 4/66 Dugong Creek (OS) ;t~ NA 86(33) AC PHS W,N -(10+KMS)., -(10+KMS) NW

4/67 Vivekananda Puram (RV) NA 1235(246) P,M,H,O PHS T,W -(10+KMS) Daily BS

4/68 Rabindra Nagar, IV village NA 757(151) P,M PHS T,W -(10+KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

146 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance In hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated U nirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

NW,FP Port Blair ED 36.30 55.70

(34)

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(38)

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(40)

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(45)

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(50)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(92)

NW,FP Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(104)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(104)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(124)

147 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block South Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available· within the village a dash H

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where che facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days CommlJnication

tional Water (Po· and of the (Bus stop, rail·

table) Tele- markets! way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

4!69 Forest Camp at 19 Km(FOC) NA 59(18) ·(·5KMS) -(-5KMS) W,T -(10+KMS) -(-5KMS) BS

4170 Ramakrishnapur (RY) NA 2324(456) P,M,H, PHS T,W PO Daily BS

PUC, 0

-_--A171 ForEst Camp at i 4 KM 5-111 NA 105(38) ·(-SKMS) -(-5KMS) W -(IO+KMS) -(-SKMS) BS I (FDC)

4172 Forest Camp at 14 KM 5-11 NA 92(29) -(·5KMS) -(-SKMS) W -(lO+KMS) -(-5KMS) BS

(FOC)

4173 Forest Camp at j 4 KM 5·1 . NA 28(12) -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) W -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS) BS

(FDC)

4/74 Butler Bay Forest Camp 4-1II NA 108(39) -(-SKMS) -(-5KMS) W ·(JO+KMS) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS)

(FOe)

417S Butler Bay Forest Camo 4-1Y NA 350(94) -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) W -( 10+1<,1'15) -(-SKMS) -(SKMS)

(FOC)

4176 Butler Bay Forest Camp 4-11 NA S2(12) -(-SKMS) -(-5KMS) W -(IO+KMS) -(S-iOKMS) -(-SKMS)

(FOC)

4/77 Butler BaY'Forest Camp 4-1 NA 82(24) -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) W -(10+KMS) -(S-IOKMS) -(-SKMS)

(FDe)

4/78 Necaji Nagar (RV) NA 6S9( 149) P,M PHS T,W -(S-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS) BS

4/79 Red Oil Palm (Nursery) camp NA 418(117) -(-SKMS) -(S-10KMS)F,W,S,N -(-SKMS) -(S-10KMS) BS

148 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal plAce

(inKM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva·

groves) tion

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

'PR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(124)

PR Port Blair ED,EO NA NA NA NA NA

(122)

PR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(118)

PR Port Bfair NA NA NA NA NA

(116)

PR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(116)

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(116)

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(116) - KR Part Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(116)

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(104)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(118)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

109 149 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block South Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu· Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facilitY is available is given)

Educa­ Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele­ markets/ way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

4/80 MIS Asia & Company (Asia NA 110(35) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) W -(-SKMS) -(-5KMS) BS

Timber Product(!>vt.)

4/81 Hut Bay Area NA 4722(1252) P,M,H,O PHC T,W PTO Daily BS,NW

4/82 Harmender Bay (NS) NA 1029(162) AC,P,M,H PHS W -(5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS) BS

4/83 South Bay (Light House NA 15(5) AC -(IO+KMS) W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

Camp)

4/84 South Bay (OS) NA 16(9) AC -(!O+KMS) W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

Total :- Port Blair Tehsil = 12169.64 48549

(11094) P-51 D-1O

M-17 PHC-3

0-12 PHS-9

H-12 H-I FPC-I

PUC7 MCW-!

AC-4 CHW-I

FERRARGUNJ TEHSIL

SOUTH ANDAMAN ISLAND (PART)

511 Middle Strait (BPC) NA 30(9) P -(-5KMS) N -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) NW

150 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Port Blair ED,EO NA NA NA NA NA

(104)

PR,NW Port Blair ED, EO NA NA NA NA NA

(104)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(104)

KR,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(104)

KR,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(104)

4922.87 3143.43 1677.48 2425.86

NW,KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(52)

151

691 RGI/98-21 VILLAGE

Amenities- and

CD. Block South Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Toeal p

Code No. of the village ladon and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (·5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where th~ty is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- markets! way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

5/2 Shoal Bay 19(FC) NA 12(5) P -(-5KMS) W,N PO -(I0+KMS) BS,NW

~ ,5/3 Shoal Bay 17 (FC) NA 4(4) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) W,N -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS,NW

5/4 Shoal Bay (RV) (incl. Shoal 787.46 1350(258) M,P(4)O D T,W,N PO -(IO+KMS) BS,NW

bay 10 Beat work FC and 8,9,

10,12 APWD C)

~/5 Mirchi Dera E(F)A NA 7(7) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) N -(IC+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

5/6 Kalatang (RV) 93.61 69(19) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) N -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

(incl. Extr. FC)

517 Wright Myo (RV) 108.02 754( 144) P,O -(-5KMS) T -(-5KMS) Daily BS

(incl. Transit Depot FC)

5/8 Madhuban (RV) (incl. Elep-1299.53 15(10) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

ham training Camp (FC)

5/9 Malapuram (RV) 166.18 465(71) PUC,H,M,P(2) D T,W -(·5KMS) -(-5KMS) BS

5/1 0 Mannarghat (RV) (incl. 469.08 987(160) o -(-5KMS) T PO -(-5KMS) BS

Mise. FC)

5/ II Wimberlygun; (RV) (incl. 184.35 3092(620) P(2)H, PUC PHC,FPC T,W PTO, Phone Daily BS

Beat Check post FC) O(2)M(2)

15·2 DIRECTORY

land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply land use (i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (inc!. available

gauchar & for cultiva·

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,KR,NW Pon Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(62)

PR,KR,NW Pon Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(60)

PR,KR,NW Port Blair ED 551.65 88.46 21.00 126.35

(52)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(70)

PR Port Blair ED 38.17 44.77 2.02 8.65

(48)

PR Port Blair ED 53.20 21.61 14.00 19.21

(45)

KR POrt Blair 1296.70 2.13 0.40 0.30

(43)

PR Port Blair ED 99.68 15.27 5123

(42)

PR POrt Blair ED 259.57 78.83 94.31 36.37

(39)

PR Pon Blair EA ·4.60 64.70 44.46 70.59

(36)

153 VILLAGE

Amenities and

c.1). Block South Andaman

LocJtion Nal11e of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

(nile No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-S KMS) (S-IO KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- marketsl way stJtion,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

5/12 Stewartgunj (RV) 83.14 888{ 128) P(2)O D T,W,N -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) BS

5/ I J Mount Harriet (RV) (inc!.FC) 4.11 4(1) -(-SKMS) -(S-10KMS) W,N -(10+KMS) -(S-10KMS) -(-SKMS)

5/14 North Bay (RV) 337.33 763( 174) P -(S-10KMS) N,W -(S-10KMS) -(S-10KMS) BS

5/15 Hope Town (RV) 107.38 889(204) P,O -(-SKMS) T,W -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) BS,NW

',-.5/16 Panighat, E(F)A NA UNINHABITED

~/ I 7 Shore Point (RV) 62.23 1908(455) o D T,W -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS)

!;5/ 18 BJmboofiat (RV) (inc!. Beat 3S7.27 4726(970) O,PUC,H H,MCW,FPC T,W PTO Daily BS,NW ;- Checkpost (FC) M(2)P(2) Phone

5119 Govindapuram (RV) 109.03 486{6S) -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) T,W -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) BS

5170 Knapuram (RV) 147.00 6S3{8S) O(2),P -(-SKMS) T -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) BS

5/21 Kadakachang (RV) (inc!. Tran-197.98 328{6J) o -(-SKMS) T,W PO -(S-IOKMS) BS

sit Depot, FC)

5/22 Alipur (RV) 15.40 14(4) -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) N -(-SKMS) -(10+KMS) -(-SKMS)

154 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

I I 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Port Blair ED 35.62 33.92 13.60

(38)

KR Port Blair ED 2.78 0.14 1. I 9

(51 )

PR,KR Port Blair ED 6.00 315.38 15.95

(49)

PR,NW Port Blair ED 41.73 26.05 28.51 11.09

(47)

PR Port Blair ED 6.03 21.62 34.58

(43)

PR,NW Port Blair EA 10.34 2 I 1. 75 43.34 91.84

(42)

PR Port Blair ED 49.94 59.09

(40)

PR Port Blair ED 5.60 46. I 8 56.25 -38.97

(38)

PR Port Blair ED 49.28 96.41 31.10 21.19

(35)

PR Port Blair 12.80 1.52 1.08

(32)

155 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block South Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu· Amenities available (if not available· within the village a dash (.)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (·5 KMS) (5·10 KM!:) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa· Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po· and of the (Bus Stop, rail·

table) Tele· markets/ way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

Z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

5/23 Mathura (RV) 152.17 49S( 108) P D T,W PO ·(S·IOKMS) BS

5/24 Bindraban (RV) 379.72 1297(28) P,O(2) ·(·SKMS) T,W PO Daily BS

5125 Beach Dera E(F)Ai NA 125(28) ·(·SKMS) ·(·5KMS) N ·(·SKMS) ·(IO+KMS) BS

5/26 )ilinga Nallaha (BPC &APWD)NA 84(20) ·(·SKMS) ·(·SKMS) N ·(S·IOKMS) ·(IO+KMS) BS

5/27 Mile Tilek (RV) (inct. Beach I 15.61 282(58) M,P,O D T,W PO ·(S·IOKMS) BS

Dera FC)

5/28 Mile Tilek E(F)A NA 99(23) +SKMS) +SKMS) N ·(·SKMS) .( 10+KMS) -(-SKMS)

S/29 Mile Tilek (Agri. Research NA 97(23) -(·SKMS) ·(·SKMS) N +SKMSl -(IO+KMS) -(-SKMS)

Farm)

')/30 Mile Tilek (BPC) NA 27(7) -(·5KMS) -(·SKMS) N -(·SKMS) -( 10+KMS) BS -- S13 I Coffee Plot (BPC) NA II (3) -(-5KMS) -(-SKMS) N -(-SKMS) -(10+KMS) BS

')/32 Jir'k.mllg No.2 E(F)A NA 38( 10) -(-5KMS) -(5- 10KMS) N -(-SKMS) -( I 0+ KtvlS) -(,SKMS)

')/33 )irkmng No.2 (RV) (inc!. 37.78 S59( 1 13) P,O -(-SKMS) T,N PO -( 10+KMS) BS

APWD & BPC) 156 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (I.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,KR Port Blair ED 73.12 29.90 41.23 7.92

(37)

PR,KR Port Blair EA 186.16 159.09 19.02 15.45

(35)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(38)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(40)

PR Port Blair ED 10.00 86.45 19.16

(45)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(42)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(43)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(45)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(50)

PR,KR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(47)

PR Port Blair ED 8.00 29.00 0.78

(50) 157 VILLAGE

Amenities and

C.D. Block South Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No_ of the village lation and is shown In the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10 + KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- marketsl way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 II) f:;, 5/34 Jirkatang No.7 (Extr. FC) NA 281(55) P -(5-IOKMS) N -(5-IOKMS) -(I0+KMS) BS

.5/35 Poena Naliaha (BPC & APWD)NA UNINHABITED

S/36 Potatang (FC) NA 268(85) -(-SKMS) -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

S137 Porc Meadow (FC) NA 82(20) P -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

S/38 Ferrargunj (RV) (incl. Mise. FC)338.81 984(200) H,M,P,AC,O o T, W PTO Phone Daily BS

S/39 Aniket (RV) 89.13 163(29) o -(-5KMS) T,W -(-5KMS) -(-SKMS) BS

S/40 Namunaghar (RV) (incl. Extr.1311.83 1174(246) M,P,O -(-5KMS) T,W -(-5KMS) Daily BS

FC)

S/41 Dundas Point (RV) 167.26 511(106) P,O -(-SKMS) T,W Phone -(-SKMS) BS,NW

5/42 Mithakhari (RV) 805.08 966( 178) P,O D T,W PO Daily BS,NW

S/43 Caddlegunj (RV) 364.67 446(79) P,O -(-5KMS) T,W -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) BS

iS/44 Sona Nallaha (BPC) NA 5(1) -(S-IOKMS) -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(10+KMS) -(IO+KMS)

158 DIRECTORY land use

Approach to Nearest,;own Power Supply Land use (I.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in bectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(inKM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva·

groves) tion

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(50)

PR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(72)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(79)

PR Port Blair EA 60.00 135.27 58.14 85.40

(35)

PR Port Blair ED 18.00 62.58 0.69 7.86

(34)

PR,KR Port Blair ED 956.63 273.20 42.00 40.00

(32)

PR,NW Pon Blair ED 97.25 39.75 10.97 19.29

(27)

PR,KR Pon Blair ED 463.50 240.52 77.00 '24.06

(24)

PR,KR Pon Blair ED 142.97 198.70 10.00 13.00

(33)

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(32) 159

691 RG1/98-22 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block South Andaman

location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds plJce where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus SlOp, rail-

table) Tele- markets/ way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 5/45 Temple Myo (RV) 1384.19 180(28) ° D,CHW T,W -(-SKMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

5/46 Tirur III (BPC) NA 7(1) -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-SKMS)

~5/47 Tirur I (BPC) NA 115(29) -(-5KMS) -( 10+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(5-IOKMS)

5/48 Anjali Nalla (BPC) NA 5(1) -(-SKMS) -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -{-SKMS)

5/49 Tirur (RV) (incl. HQ and II 79.97 246(43) P,O CHW T,W -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

BPC)

5/50 Herbertabad (RV) 88.78 319(58) P,O CHW T,W PO -(IO+KMS) BS

I 5/5 I Tirur IV (BPC) NA 10(2) -(-SKMS) -( 10+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

5/52 Colinpur (RV) 73.32 328(59) P,O CHW T,W -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

5/53 Manpur (RV) 331.64 625(142) H,M,P,O CHW T,W -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

5/54 Tusnabad (RV) (incl. Misc. 262.27 796( I 59) P,M,H,O,AC CHW T,W PO, Phone DailY BS

work FC) • 5/55 Ograbraij (RV) 373.87 1078(183) M,P,O -(-SKMS) T,W PO -(-SKMS) BS

160 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva·

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR,KR Port Blair ED 1320.97 32.82 27.31 3.09

(36)

PR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(35) -, PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(35)

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(38)

PR,KR Port Blair ED 0.20 48.58 28.01 3.18

(40)

PR,KR Port Blair ED 30.67 45.67 3.16 9.28

(~)

PR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(35)

KR Port Blair ED 17.03 34.28 14.27 7.74

(36)

PR,KR Port Blair ED, EO 230.95 56.75 31.31 12.63

(35)

PR,KR,FP Por't Blair ED. EO 76.49 131.88 38.51 15.39

(2-.8)

PR,KR Port Blair EA 174.00 115.37 54.58 29.92

(30)

161 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block South Andaman location Name of Village Total Area Total popu· Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village ladon and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5- I 0 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- markets/ way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

5/56 Muslim Basti (RV) 298_09 175(39) 0 PHC,FPC T,W ·(-SKMS) ·(·5KMS) BS

5/57 Hobdipur (RV) 512.20 323(58) P,O CHW T,W ·(-SKMS) -(·5KMS) BS

5/58 Mohwa Dera (RV) 701.20 7(6) ·(-5KMS) ·(·5KMS) W,N -(·SKMS) '(IO+KMS) -(-5KMS)

5/59 Balughat (RV) 340.32 41 (13) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS) W,N -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) NW

5/60 Port Mouat (RV) (incl. Wild334.29 397(74) PUC,H,M,AC -(-5KMS)T,W,TK,N-(·5KMS) -(-5KMS) BS

life sanctuary Depot, FC)

5/61 Badmash Pahar (RV) 98.46 295(54) -(·5KMS) -(-5KMS) W,N -(-5KMS) -(-SKMS) BS

5/62 Craikabad (RV) 39.49 196(38) -(-5KMS) -(-5KMS)T,W,TK,N-(-5KMS) Daily BS

5/64 Chouldari (RV) 1054.87 1908(353) M,P D T,W,N PO,Phone Daily BS

5/65 Maymyo (RV) 309.67 219(49) o -(-5KMS) T,W -(-5KMS) -(5· I OKMS) BS

5/66 Maymyo E(F)A NA 213(41) -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) N -(IO+KMS) -(rO+KMS) -(-SKMS)

5/67 Wandur (RV) (incl.Misc. FC)707.87 1OD8( I 95) P(2) -(·SKMS) T,W PO -(IO+KMS) BS

162 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated U nirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,KR Port Blair EA 185.05 94.85 5.58 12.61

(23)

PR,KR Port Blair ED 376.58 92.40 36.17 7.05

(29)

KR Port Blair 575.82 120.51 4.79 0.08

(38)

KR,NW Port Blair 227.82 107.17 5.27 0.06

(34)

PR,KR,FP Port Blair EA 96.27 139.72 82.47 15.83

(24)

KR,FP Port Blair ED 4.70 29.22 62.01 2.53

(23)

PR,KR Port Blair ED 26.98 7.75 4.76

(22)

PR,KR,FP Pon Blair EA ... 6.14.73 170.96 245.36 23.82

(22)

PR,KR,FP Port Blair ED 235.07 60.42 9.39 4.79

(27)

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(28)

PR,KR,FP Port Blair ED 556.06 116.12 23.51 12.18

(27) 163 VILLAGE

Amenities and

C.D. Block South Andaman

location Name of Village Total Area Total popu· Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tiona! Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- markets/ way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

5/68 Hasmatabad (RV) 248.25 389(81) -(-5KMS) -(-SKMS) T,W -(-SKMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

5/69 Hasmatabad E(F)A NA 80(18) -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) T,\I -(-SKMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

5170 Hornfreygunj (RV) 183.38 335(67) P -(-SKMS) T,N,W -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) BS

5/71 Dhanikhari (RV) 354.13 407( 106) -(-5KMS) -(-SKMS) T,W PO -(-5KMS) BS

~ 5172 Sipighat (RV) 381.37 729(180) P,O CHW T,W -(S-IOKMS) -(S-IOKMS) BS

5173 Nayashahar (RV) (incl. FC) 76.99 204(44) P -(-SKMS) T,W -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

5174 Nayashahar E(F)A NA 249(51) -(-SKMS) -(S-IOKMS) N -(S-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS) -(-5KMS)

5175 Manglutan (RV) 716.54 1469(296) P,M,O PHC T,W PO Sunday & BS

(incl. Misc. FC) Wednesday

5176 Manglutan, E(F)A NA 224(43) -(-SKMS) -(-SKHS) N -(-SKMS) -(-SKMS) -(-5KMS)

5/77 GuptJparJ (RV) 121.77 743( 142) P -(-SKMS) T,W -(-SKMS) -(10+KMS) BS

.5178 Manjeri-Line Dera, E(F)A NA 180(42) -(-SKHS) -(5-IOKHS) N -(S-10KHS) -(10+KMS) -(-5KMS)

164 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR,KR,FP Port Blair ED 197.82 33.82 11.39 5.22

(27)

PR,KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(27)

PR,KR,FP Port Blair ED,EO 94.83 61.07 12.07 15.41

(26)

PR,FP Port Blair ED, EO 202.86 126.18 12.16 12.93

•(26)

PR,KR,FP Port Blair EA 193.92 159.60 8.00 19.85

(14)

PR,FP Port Blair EA 35.93 28.92 4.04 8.10

(19)

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(20)

PR,KR,FP Port Blair EA 468.16 143.55 81.81 23.02

(18)

PR Pon Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(20) ',i,

PR,KR,FP Port Blair ED 43.82 55.20 19.00 3.75

(24)

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(30) 165 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block South Andaman

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10 + KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

tab'~) Tele- marketsl way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

5/79 Manjeri (RV) 3399.11 330(63) P -(10+KMS) T,W -(IO+KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

FLAT BA Y ISLAND

5/63 Flat Bay Island (RV) 14.08 2( 1) -( -5KMS) -( -SKMS) TK -(-5KMS) -(-SKMS) NW

VIPER ISLAND

5/80 Viper Island (RV) 31.19 7(6) -(-5KMS) -(-SKMS) W -(-SKMS) -(-5KMS) NW

TOTAL = FERRARGUNJ TEHSIL = 20808.47 39277 P-45 0-10

(7878) M-15 PHC-3

0-34 FPC-3

H-7 H-I

PUC-4 MCW-l

AC-3 CHW-8

TOTAL = SOUTH ANDAMAN C.D32978.ll 87826 P-96 0-20

(18972) M-32 PHC-6

H-19 FPC-4

0-46 PHS-9

PUC-II CHW-9

AC-7 H-2

MCW-2

166 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(inKM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable . Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva­

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18

KR,PR Port Blair ED 3152.65 134.68 105.50 6.28

(28)

NW Port Blair 14.08

(22)

NW Port Blair 29.09 2.10

(3)

13542.58 4577.65 1592.44 1095.&0

18465.45 7721.08 3269.92 3521.66

167

691 RGI/98-23

TEHSIL CAR NICOBAR DISTRICT Nlc~~R"S:------·

KILOMETRES 4 o 4 8 12 16

D S T R C T AND A MAN S -.-.-.-.-.-.-.~.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-

...J

« «

LLI z en LLI

m BIG LAPATI (JAYANTI)

SAWAI 9pERKA MALACCA PTO,PS Car Nicobar I. z

KAKANA o

Nato: I. Approximate location of vlllaoos has boon shown by numbors which corrospond to tho location codo numbor of oach vlllaoe. Note: 2. District Headquarters of NI.obars Is al.o Teh'" Headquarters of Car Nlcobar. >- c BOUNDARY, DISTRICT ...... •...... _. _. " TEHSIL ...... •....•.....•....•.•.. - • iIIiii:" • « HEADQUARTERS: DISTRICT ...... _...... ~ z VILLAGES WITH POPULATION SIZE. 500-999, 1000 AND ABOVE ...... m IMPORTANT ROAD ...... ----.1 « POST OFFICE PO POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE ...... PTO oBotti Molv I. HIGH SCHOOL! HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL •.... S/HS POLICE STATION ... PS HOSPITAL, MATERNITY AND CHILD WELFARE CENTRE .~ A _._. _._. _._._. _. _._. _ .. _.. _._. _._. _._.IMPORTANT - ._._.- VILLAGE MARKET .. .t. N A N c o w R T E H s L

Based 4Pon Survey of India map with the permission of the Surveyor General of Indio. © Government of India Copyrighl, 1998 The territorial waters of Indio extend into the sea to a distance of twelve nautical miles measured from the appropriate bose line.

691 RG1I9R TEHSIL NANCOWRY CAR N COB A R T E H s L DISTRICT NICOBARS

KllOME.TRES o 2 4

« Corol rnf.

w

<'lIsle of Mon I. (/)

~, ,,0 101.)) z L:oo9( I07~73 99 ~ ~77~ + KA.

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Coral r ••f

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'0 Meroe I. z Trek I. <;'l Q Trels L « +IIO~O~6PO PlJlo Milo I. PO ~ ~I >- ~~~ _,-, 1~5~' 6 Menchal I. [0169112 0 )113 124 17 OBAHUA 1~2 170 PAHAYO I~ « Little Nicobor I. « w 0114 ~61 011::' 0 0116 20 / Lotal10n Code Number 45-1'>0 111 46-PTO 0 0119 4?-PTO 011 , o (/) !D 49-PTO.!iI 64-PO, +,HS \\+ ~--l'!_f!!NKr CHANNEL BAY 126QPO (.;~ 167 0 BOUNDARY. TEHSIL KondUI(:_~G~j<'Y 1G~ z HEADQUARTERS: TEHSIL © VILLAGE.5/APWD CAMPS/FC/BPU[(F)A, WITH POPULATION SIZE' BELOW 200, 200-499, o._,e,. 165 500-999~ 1000 AND ABOVE ~ PULoaED (0 130 UNINHABITED VILLAGE WITH LOCATION GOOE X 122 IMPORTANT ROAD Z RIVER AND STREAM 1 X 131 164X POST OFFICE, POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE )( 134 PO, PTO 133 0 HIGH SCHOOL / HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOl,.. S,HS POLICE ST AllON PS ~ HOSPITAL, DISPENSARY, PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE, MATERNITY &. CHILD WELFARE CENTRE . ti' + ~ ~ IMPORT ANT VILLAGE MARKET ~

N D A N o C E A N II Based upon Survey of India mop with the permission of Ihe SlJrveyor General of IndiO. © Government of Indio Copyright,I'NR The territorial walers af Indio extend into Ihe sea to a distance of twelve naulical miles meosured from the oppropriate bose line. 169 A

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IN CAR NICOBAR C.D. BLOCK

1 71

NAME OF THE C.O. BLOCK CAR NICOBAR

(Tehsil Car Nicobar)

51. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

1. Arong 271211 114 27/02100 10/00 14 24/2/1/14 24/02/0010/0014 Car Nicobar

2. Big Lapati (Jayanti) 27/2/1/4 27/02/00 I 0/0004 24/2/114 24/02/00 I 0/0004 Car Nicobar

3. Chuckchucha 271211/6 27/02100 1010006 24/2/1/6 24/0210010/0006 Car Nicobar

4. IAF Camp 271211/11 27102/00 I 0100 11 241211111 24/021001010011 Car Nicobar

5. Kakana 27/2/1/12 27102100 I 0100 12 241211112 24/02100 I 0100 12 Car Nicobar

6. Kimois 27/2/1/13 27102/0010/0013 241211/13 24/0210010/0013 Car Nicobar

7. Kinmai 27121112 27102/001010002 241211/2 24/02100 I 0/0002 Car Nicobar

8. Kinyuka 27/2/117 27/02/0010/0007 24/2/117 24/02/0010/0007 Car Nicobar

9. Malacca 27/2/1/10 27/02/00 10/00 10 2412/1/10 24/02/00 10/00 10 Car Nicobar

10. Mus 27/21111 27102/0010/000 t 24/211/1 24/02/0010/0001 Car Nicobar

11. Perka 27/2/1/9 27102/001010009 24/2/1/9 24/02/001010009 Car Nicobar

12. 5awai 27/2/1/15 27102/0010/0015 24/211115 24/02/001010015 Car Nicobar

13. Small Lapati 2712/1/3 27102/00 I 010003 24/2/1/3 24/02/00 I 0/0003 Car Nicobar

14. Tamaloo 27/2/1/8 27/02100 I 0/0008 24/2/1/8 24/02100 I 010008 Car Nicobar

15. Tapoiming 27/2/]/5 27/02/00 I 0/0005 24/2/1/5 24/02/00 10/0005 Car Nicobar

16. Teetop 27/2/]/16 27/02/00 10/0016 24/2/1/16 24/02/0010/0016 Car Nicobar

173

VILLAGE DIRECTORY CAR NICOBAR C.D. BLOCK

175 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block Car Nicobar location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (- 5 KMS) (5- I 0 KMS) and ( I 0 + KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stOP, rail-

table) Tele- marketsl way station,

graph hat, jf any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1/1 Mus NA 1631 (153) P,M,H,O CHW,O W,T Phone -(IO+KMS) BS

1/2 Kinmai NA 578(63) P,O CHW,O W -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) BS

113 Smalilapati NA 1029(102) o PHS,O,CHW W -(-5KMS) -(IO+KMS) as

114 Big Lapati (Jayanti) NA 1669(235) P,M,H,PUC, CHW,O W,T PO, Phone -(IO+KMS) BS

C,AC,O

1/5 Tapoiming NA 797(102) O,AC CHW,O W,T Phone -(S-IOKMS) BS

1/6 Chuckchucha NA 1199( III) P,M,O CHW,O W,T Phone -(5-IOKMS) BS

117 Kinyuka NA 1136(108) P,O PHS,O,CHW W -(5-IOKMS) -(5-IOKMS) BS

118 Tamaloo NA 1347(IIO} P,M,O CHW,O W Phone -(5-IOKM) BS

119 Perka NA 1523(211) o CHW,O W,T Phone -(-SKM) BS

1/ 10 Malacca NA 3073(665) P!M,H,O FPC,MCW,O W,T PTO,Phone Daily BS,NW

TB,CHW,H

1/ I 1 IAF Camp NA 843(215) -(5-IOKM) -(5-IOKM) W,T Phone -(5-IOKM) BS

176 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva·

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Port Blair EA NA NA NA NA

(240)

PR Port Blair EA NA NA NA NA

(240)

PR Port Blair EA NA NA NA NA

(240)

PR Pore Blair EA NA NA NA NA

(240)

PR Pon Blair EA NA NA NA NA

(240)

PR Port Blair EA NA NA NA NA

(240)

PR Port Blair EA NA NA NA NA

(240)

PR Pon Blair EA NA NA NA NA

(240)

PR Porr Blair EA NA NA NA NA

(240)

PR Porr Blair EA NA NA NA NA

(240)

PR Port Blair EA NA NA NA NA

(240) 177

691 RGl/98-24 VILLAGE

Amenities and

CD. Block Car Nicobar

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house ranges viz (- 5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10 + KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water (Po- and of the (Bus stop, rail-

table) Tele- markets/ way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1/12 Kakana NA 917(1 SO) P,M,H,O CHW,PHS,O W,T PO -(5-IOKM) BS

Ii 13 Kinois NA 681(100) P,O CHW,O W,T -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) BS

1/14 Arong NA 957(103) P,M,O CHW,MCW W,T -(5-IOKM) -(IO+KM) BS

1/15 Sawai NA 1210(94) P,M,H, CHW, W,T PO -(IO+KM) BS

PUC,O PHS,O

1/16 Teetop NA 746(70) P,O CHW,O W,T -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) BS,NW

TOTAL NA 19,336(2592) P(12),M(8) H(I)

H(5)PU( (2) MCW(2)

C(I) AC(2) PHS(4)

0(15) FPC(I)

TB(I)

CHW(15)

0(14)

CAR NIC OBAR CD. Block NA 19,336(2592) P(12),M(8) H(I)

H(S)PUC(2)MCW(2)pHS( 4)

C( I) AC(2) FPC( 1 )TB( I)

O( 15) CHW( IS)O( 14)

178 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance' in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in KM) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (inc!. availJble

gaucllar & for cultiva­

groves) tion

I I 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS

PR Port Blair EA NA NA NA NA

(240)

PR Port Blair EA NA NA NA NA

(240)

PR Port Blair EA NA NA NA NA

(240)

PR Port Blair EA NA NA NA NA

(240)

PR,NW Port Blair EA NA NA NA NA

(240)

NA NA NA NA

NA NA NA NA

179

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IN NANCOWRY C.D. BLOCK

181

NAME OF THE CO. BLOCK: NICOBAR

(Tehsil Nancowr,)

SI. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 198 I Census

Location location Code location location Code Name of

code manual computer cede manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

I. Akupa 2712121112 271021002010112 24/2/2/110 24/021002010110 Little Nicobar

2. Alexandera River 2712/2/133 271021002010133 2412/21129 24/021002010129 Great Nicobar

3. Alhiat 27/2/213 27/02/0020/0003 2412/2/3 24/0210020/0003 Choura

4. AI· Hit-Touch (Balu Basti) 27/2/2/62 27102/0020/0062 2412/2/62 24/0210020/0062 N,lncowry

5. Alhicorhl Alhiloth 27/2/2/25 27/021002010025 241212125 2410210020/0025 Kacchall

6. Alipal Alips 27/2/2/53 27102/002010053 241212/53 24/02/0020/0053 Nancowry

7. Alkaipohl Alkripoh 27/2/2/24 27/02/002010024 241212124 24/02/0020/0024 Kalchall

8. Alointung 27/2/2/83 27/0210020/0083 24/2/2/83 24/0210020/0083 Kamorta

9. Aloora 27/2/217 27102/002010007 24121217 24102/002010007 Teressa

10. Aloorang 27/2/2/6 2710210020/0006 241212/6 24/02/002010006 Teressa

1 1. Alpintul Alpintung 27/2/2/85 27102/002010085 2412/2/85 24/0210020/0085 Kamorta

12. Alreak 271212169 27/02/0020/0069 24/2/2/69 24/02/0020/0069 Nancowry

13. Alsama 2712(2148 2710210020/0048 24/212148 24/0210020/0048 Katchall

14. Altaful 27/2/2/46 27/02/0020/0046 2412/2/46 24/0110020/0046 Katchall

1S. Altheak 27/212161 27/02/0020/0061 24/2/2/61 24/0210020/0061 Nancowry

16. Alukiah (Alhukheck) 271212/89 271021002010089 241212189 24/021002010089 KanlortJ

17. Anul/Anula 27/2121110 27/02/002010110 24/2/21110 24/02/002010110 Little Nicobar

18. Atkunal Alkun 27/2/2/38 27/02/002010038 2412/2/38 24/0210020/0038 Katchall

19. Badduan (Diggu Camp at 26 KM) 27/2/21139 27/02/0020/0139 2412/21139 24/02/0020/0139 Great Nicobar

20. Bahua 27/2/2/171 27/021002CI0171 24/212/171 24/0210020/0 171 little Nicobar

21. Banderkari (Pulu) 27/2/2/84 2710210020/0084 241212/84 24/021002010084 Kall10rta

22. Bengali (incL APWD Camp) 271212/16 27/02/002010016 241212116 24/021002010016 Teressa

23. Bera Inak/Badnak 27/2/2/97 271021002010097 2412/2/97 24/02/0020/0097 KJl110rtJ

24. Bewai (Kuwak) 2712121116 271021002010 I 16 24/2/21114 24/02/0020/0 I 14 little Nicobar

25. Bompoka Island 27/2/2117 27/02/0020/0017 241212117 24/0210020/0017 BOl11poka

26. Bumpal 27/2/2/77 27/02/0020/0077 2412/2177 24/021002010077 KJmorta

27. Campbell Bay (inc!. HQ FC & 27/2/2/160 27/02/0020/0160 2412/21 I S3 24/0210020/01 S3 Grear Nicobar

2 APWD Camps (Near Jetty)) 183 SI. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

2B. Champin 27/212/64 27/0210020/0064 24/2/2/64 24/0210020/0064 Nancowry

29. Changua/Changup 27/2/2/87 27/02/0020/0087 241212/87 24/02/002010087 Kamorta

30. Chanel (Chanol) 27/2/2/81 27/02/002010081 24/2/2/81 24/02/002010081 Kamorta

31. Chengtamilan 27 12/2/37 27102/0020/0037 2412/2/37 24/02/002010037 Katchall

32. Chiengen v/ 27/2/2/151 27/02/002010 I 51 2412/2/145 24102/002010145 Great Nicobar

33. Chonghipoh 27/212122 271021002010022 24/212122 241021002010022 Katchall

34. Chongkamong .. 27121212 27/0210020/0002 24121212 24/021002010002 Choura

35. Chonsiyala 271212/31 27/021002010031 24/212/31 2410210020/0031 Katchall

36. Chota Inak 271212196 27102/002010096 2412/2196 24/0210020/0096 Kamona

37. Chuk Machi 2712/2111 27/021002010011 24/212Y11 24/0210020/0011 Teressa

~ 38. Dakyon (Near Kokeon) ..- 2712/2/143 2710210020/0143 24/2/21137 24/02/0020/0137 Great Nicobar

39. Danlet 27/2/2/140 27/02/0020/0140 24/2/2/135 24/02/0020/0135 Great Nicobar

40. Daring (incl. APWD Camp) 27/2/2/79 27/021002010079 24/2/2179 24/02/002010079 Kamotta

41. Dogmar River V' 27/2/21131 27/02/002010131 24/2/21127 24/02/002010127 Great Nicobar

42. Duke Camp (Near Pulobaha) 27/2/2/176 27102/002010176 Great Nicobar

43. Elahillihoya 271212/127 271021002010127 24/2121124 24/021002010124 Little Nicobar

44. Enam 27/2/2/8 27102/002010008 24/21218 24/02/002010008 Teressa

45. Gandhi Nagar 2712121153 27102/002010153 24/2121147 24/021002010147 Great Nicobar

46. Govinda Nagar 271212/159 271021002010159 24/2/21150 24/021002010150 Great Nicobar

47. Hakonhala 27/2/2/41 2710210020/0041 24/212141 24/02/002010041 Katchall

48. Halnatai (Hoinatai) 27/2/2/45 271021002010045 24/212/45 241021002010045 Katchall

49. Hindra 27/2/2/55 271021002010055 24/212/55 24/021002010055 Nancowry

SO. Hinnunga 27/212165 27/02/002010065 24/2/2/65 24102/002010065 Nancowry

5 I. Hinton;) 27/2/2170 27/02/002010070 24/2/2/70 24/02/0020/0070 Nancowry

52. Hitlat 27/2/2/20 27/02/0020/0020 24/2/2/20 24102/0020/0020 Katchall

53. Hockook (incl. Alabel) 27/2/21104 27/02/002010104 24/2/2/103 24/02/002010103 Trinket

54. Hoin (incl. Ikuia) 27/2/21119 27102/0020/0119 24/212/117 24/021002010117 Little Nicobar

55. Hoipoh 27/2/2/35 27/02/0020/0035 241212135 24/0210020/0035 Katchall

56, Hokesiang 27/2/2/122 271021002010122 24/2/2/163 24/02/002010163 Little Nicobar

57. Hontona 27/2/2132 271021002010032 24/2/2/32 24/02/0020/0032 Katchall 184 I ~: J SI. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

58. Hutnyak 271212129 27102/002010029 24/212129 24102/0020/0029 Katchali

59.lmmae 271212191 27/02/0020/009 1 24/2/2/91 24/0210020/0091 Kamorta

60. Indira Point (Pygmalion Point) 27121211 SO 27102/002010150 24/2121144 24102/0020/0144 Great Nicobar

61. Inhingloi v-- 271212/148 271021002010148 24/2121142 24/02/002010142 Great Nicobar

62. Inlock/lnfock 27/2121113 27102/00201011 3 24/2121111 2410210020/0111 Little Nicobar

63. Inlock/Pattia 27/2/2/125 27102/002010125 24/2121122 24/02/002010122 Little Nicobar

64. Inod . 271212/169 27102/002010169 Little Nicobar

65. InroaklChinlak 271212/67 2710210020/0067 24/212/67 24/02/002010067 Nancowry

66.ltoi 271212/68 271021002010068 24/2/2/68 24/0210020/0068 Nancowry

67. Jansin (incl. APWD Camp) 271212/19 27/02/0020100 19 24/2/2/19 24/0210020/0019 Katchall

68. Jhoola (incl. APWD Camp) 271212118 27/02/0020100 18 24/212/18 24102/0020/0018 Katchali

69. Joginder Nagar (incl. Narial Tikery 2712121157 271021002010157 24/2121150 24102/002010150 Great Nicobar

FC and APWD Camps)

70. Kakana 271212199 27102/0020/0099 24/212198 24/0210020/0098 Kamorta

71. Kalara 2712/2110 27102/0020100 10 24/212110 24/0210020100 10 Teressa

72. Kalasi 271212/15 27102/0020100 15 24/212/15 24/021002010015 Teressa

73. Kalminikum/Kalmemkam 271212/40 27102/0020/0040 241212140 24/0210020/0040 Katchall

74. Kamona/Kalatapu (incl. Reg. FC and 271212/95 2710210020/0095 241212/95 24/021002010095 Kamorta

4 APWD Camps)

75. Kamriak 271212128 27102/0020/0028 24/212128 24/02/0020/0028 Katchall

76. Kanahinot 271212114 27/0210020/0014 24/2/2/14 24/02/0020100 14 Teressa

77. Kapanga (incl. Reg. Fe. Nirman Nagar 27/2/2/49 27102/0020/0049 24/212/49 24/021002010049 Katchall

East Bay Marine & P.S.R Jhopri

& APWD Camps)

78. Kapila 271212/107 27/02/0020/0107 Trinket

79. Karan (Karav) 271212/78 27102/002010078 24/212178 24/021002010078 Kamorta

80. Katahuwa 271212126 271021002010026 24/212126 24/02/002010026 Katchall

81. Kavatinpu/Karahinpoh 271212147 ~ 7102/00201004 7 24/212147 24/0210020/0047 Katchall

82. Kawo Camp (Near Chlengen) 27/2/2/175 27102/002010175 Great Nicobar

83. Kiyang 27/2/2/117 27/021002010117 24/2121115 24/021002010115 Little Nicobar

185

691 RGU98-25 SI. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

84. Knot 27/2/2/90 27102/002010090 24/2/2190 24/02/002010090 Kamorta

85. Kochu Camp (Near Dogmar River) 27/2/2/173 27102/002010173 Great Nicobar

86. Koe 27/2/2/141 27102/002010141 24/2/2/136 24/02/002010136 Great Nicobar

87. Kokeon '/ 27/2/2/146 27102/002010146 2412/2/140 24/02/002010140 Great Nicobar

88. Kondul 27/2/2/128 27102/002010128 2412/2/125 24/02/002010125 Kondul /' 89. Kopen heat v' 27/2/2/137 271021002010137 24/2/21130 24/02/002010130 Great Nicobar

90. Kosin tooth 27/2/2/138 27102/002010138 2412/2/133 24/021002010133 Great Nicobar

91. Kuikua 27/2/2/102 27102/002010 I 02 2412/21101 24/021002010 I 0 I Kamorta

92. Kuitasuk 27/2/2/4 27102/002010004 2412/2/4 24/021002010004 Choura

93. Kulatapangia 27/2/2/33 27102/002010033 2412/2/33 24/021002010033 Katchall

94. Kumikia 27/2/2/27 27102/002010027 241212127 24/02/002010027 Katchall

95. Kupinga 27/2/2/50 27102/002010050 241212/50 24/021002010050 Katchall

96. Laful 27/2/2/165 27102/002010165 24/2/2/165 24/02/0020/0155 Great Nicobar

97. Lapat 27/2/2/54 27102/002010054 2412/2/54 24/02/002010054 Nancowry

98. Lanuanga 27/2/2/60 27102/002010060 24/2/2/60 24/02/002010060 Nancowry

99. Laxmi Nagar 27/2/2/154 27102/002010 154 2412/21148 24/02/002010148 Great Nicobar

100. Luxi 27/2/2/9 27/02/002010009 24/2/2/9 24/02/002010009 Teressa

10 I. Makhahu (Makachua) 27/2/2/111 27/02/002010111 2412/2/109 24/02/002010 I 09 Little NIcobar

102. Malacca 27/2/2/63 27102/002010063 2412/2/63 24/02/002010063 Nancowry

103. ManJula 27/212174 27/02/002010074 241212/74 24/02/002010074 Kamorta

104. Mapayala 27/2/2/36 27102/002010036 24/2/2136 24/021002010036 Katchall

105. Maru 27/2/2/80 27102/002010080 2412/2/80 2410210020/0080 Kamorta

106. Masala Tapu 27/2/2/88 27102/002010088 24/212188 24/02/002010088 Kamorta

107. Mavatapls/Maratapla 27/2/2/21 27102/00201002 I 2412/2/21 24/0210020/0021 Katchall

108. Mildera 271212151 27/02/002010051 241212151 241021002010051 Katchall

109. Mlnlana/Minlan 2712121109 27102/0020/0 I 09 2412/211 07 24/02/002010107 LIttle Nicobar

110. Mlnyuk 27/2/2/13 27102/0020100 I 3 24/21211 3 24102/0020/0013 Teressa

I I I. Mohreak/Kohreakap 27/2/21101 27102/002010101 241212/100 Z41021002010 100 Kamorta

I 12. Munak (incl. Ponloo)(Moul) 2712/2/93 27102/002010093 24/212193 2 ~02l0020/oo93 Kamorta

113. Mus 271212156 27/021002010056 24/212156 24'102/0020/0056 Nancowry 186 51. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code Location Location Code Name of

~e manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

114. Neang 271212/58 271021002010058 241212158 24102/002010058 Nancowry

115. Neeche Tapu 27/2/2/73 27102/0020/0073 24/2/2/73 24/02/0020/0073 Kamorta

I 16. Not yet named 2712121163 27102/002010163 Great Nlcobar

1 1 7. Not yet named 27/2/2/164 27102/0020/0164 Great Nicobar

1 18. Not yet named (Near Alexandera 27/2/21134 27/02/002010134 Great Nicobar

River)

119. Not yet named (Near 27.9 KMS) 27/2/21135 27/02/0020/01 35 Great Nicobar

120. Not yet named (Near pulopucca) 2712/21174 27/02/0020/0174 Great Nicobar

12 I. Not yet named (New Village) 27/2/2/142 27/02/0020/0142 24/2/21165 24/02/0020/0165 Great Nicobar

122. Nyicalang 27/2/21100 27/02/0020/0100 24/2/2/99 24/021002010099 Kamorta

123. Okiya/Chiya 27/2/2/75 27102/002010075 24/2/2/75 24/02/0020/0075 Kamorta

124. Olinchl (Bombay) 27/2/21124 27/02/0020/0124 24/2/2/121 24/0210020/0121 Little Nicobar

125. Olinpon (Alhlnpon) 27/2/2/76 27/02/0020/0076 24/2/2/76 24/02/0020/0076 Kamorta

126. Ongulongho 27/2/2/30 27/02/0020/0030 24/2/2/30 24/02/0020/0030 Katchall

127. Pahayo 27/2/21170 27/02/0020/0170 Li ttle N icobar

128. Pattia 27/2/21123 27/02/0020/0123 24/2/21120 24/02/0020/0120 Little Nicobar

129.Payak 27/2/2/57 27/02/002010057 24/2/2/57 24/02/0020/0057 Nancowry

130. Payuha 27/2/2/92 27/02/0020/0092 24/2/2/92 24/02/002010092 Kamorta

131. Pea 27/2/2/120 27102/002010120 2412/2/118 24/02/002010118 Little Nicobar

132. Pilpilow (incl. APWD Camp)· 27/2/2172 27102/002010072 241212172 24/02/0020/0072 Kamorta

133. Potatiya 271212/145 27102/002010145 24/2/21139 24/021002010139 Great Nicobar

134. Pulobaha (Palhathifen) 27/2/2/115 27/02/0020/0115 24/2/2/113 24/02/002010113 Little Nicobar

135. Pulobha/Pulobahan 27/2/2/121 27/021002010121 2412/2/119 24102/0020/0119 Little Nicobar

136. Pulobed 27/2/2/130 271021002010130 24/2/21126 24/02/002010126 Great Nicobar

137. Pulobed (Lababu) 27/2/21168 27102/002010168 2412/2/158 24/021002010158 Great Nicobar

138. Pulobhabi (incl. APWD Camp) 27/2/2/144 271021002010144 24/2/21138 24/02/002010138 Great'Nicobar

139. Pulobaha v 27/2/21149 27102/002010149 24/2/2/143 24/021002010143 Great Nicobar

/' 140. Pulokunji ,/ 27/2/2/132 27102/002010132 2412/21128 24/02/002010128 Great Nicobar

141. Pulomilo 27/2/21108 27102/002010108 2412/2/106 24/02/002010106 Pulomilo

J 42. PulJoulJo/Puloulo 27/2/2/118 2710210020/0 I 18 2412/2/116 24/021002010116 Little Nicobar 187 SI. No. Name of the Village 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

143. Pulopanja 27/2/2/126 271021002010126 24/2/21123 24/021002010123 Little Nicobar

144. Pulopucca 27/2/2/147 2710210020/0147 24/2121141 24/02/0020/0141 Great Nicobar

145. Pulotalia/Pulo Tohio (Pulo Patiai) 27/2/21114 2710210020/0114 24/2/2/112 24/02/0020/01 J 2 Little Nicobar

146. Raha Camp (Near 35.4 KM) 27/2121172 27102/002010172 Great Nicobar

147. Raihion 27/21215 27102/002010005 2412/2/5 24/0210020/0005 Choura

148. Ramzoo 27/2/2/94 27102/002010094 241212194 24102/0020/0094 Kamorta

I 49. Ranganathan Bay /'- 27/2/2/162 27102/002010162 24/2/21154 24/02/0020/0154 Great Nicobar

I SO. Reakinchung 27/2121155 27102/002010 ISS 2412/21164 24/02/0020/0164 Great Nicobar

I 5 I. Reakomlong 27/2/2142 271021002010042 24/2/2/42 24/0210020/0042 Katchall

I 52. Safed Balu 27/2/2/12 27/021002010012 24/2/2112 24/0210020/00 J 2 Teressa

I 53. Safed Balu 27/2/2/103 27102/002010103 2412/2/102 24/021002010102 Trinket

154. Sanaya 27/2/2/23 27102/002010023 2412/2123 24/0210020/0023 Katchall

155. Sami Nagar 27/2121152 27102/002010152 2412/21146 24/021002010146 Great Nicobar

156. Shah Bay 2712121166 27102/002010166 2412/211 56 24/0210020/0156 Great Nicobar

I 57. Sonomkuwa 271212/43 27102/002010043 24/2/2/43 24/021002010043 Katchall

158. Tahaila (incl. APWD Camp situated 271212/1 27102/00201000 I 24/2/211 24102/002010001 Choura

at old school building)

159. TaOlae 2712/2/82 27/0210020/0082 24/212/82 24/0210020/0082 Kamorta

160. Tani 27/212139 27102/002010039 2412/2/39 24/0210020/0039 Katchall

16 I. T apani (T apainy) 27/212166 271021002010066 24/2/2166 24/021002010066 Nancowry

162. Tapiang (incl. Kihoe & Hua) 27/2/21106 27102/002010 I 06 2412121105 24/02/002010 105 Trincket

163. Tapong (incl. Kabila) 27/212159 27102/002010059 2412/2/59 24/0210020/0059 Nancowry

164. Tavinkin/Tavakin 271212/44 27/021002010044 24/2/2144 24/0210020/0044 Katchall

165. Till anchong 27/2/21129 27/02/002010129 2412/21166 24/02/0020/0166 Tillangchong

166. Tomae/lnme 271212186 27/021002010086 24/2/2186 24/021002010086 Kamorta

167. Trinket Channel Bay 27/2/21167 271021002010167 24121211 57 24/02/002010157 Great Nicobar

J 68. Trinket (incl. Lallun and Karakak) 27/2/2/105 271021002010 I OS 24/2/211 04 24/021002010104 Trinket

169. Uper Tapu 27/2/2171 271021002010071 24/212/71 24102/002010071 Kamorta

170. Vijoy Nagar 271212/156 271021002010156 24/2121149 24102/002010149 Great Nicobar

188 SI. No. Name of the Vi!!age 1991 Census 1981 Census

Location Location Code Location Location Code Name of

code manual computer code manual computer the Island

2 3 4 5 6 7

171. Vikas Nagar 27/2/2/98 27102/0020/0098 Kamorta

172. Vyavtapu 271212/3'4 27102/0020/0034 241212134 24/0210020/0034 Katchal

173. W.B. Katchal (Hindra) 27/2/2/52 27102/0020/0052 241212152 24/0210020/0052 Katchal

174. 7 K.M. Farm 271212/158 27102/002010158 24/2/2/151 24/0210020101 51 Great N icobar

175. 8.5 K.M. Camp 27/2/2/161 271021002010161 Great Nicobar

176. 27.K.M. Labour Camp on East West 2712/2/136 27102/0020/0136 241212/131 24/0210020/0131 Great Nicobar

Road.

189

VILLAGE DIRECTORY NANCOWRY C.D. BLOCK

191 VILLAGE

Amenities and

District: Nicobars C.D. Block: Nancowry

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house- range viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given}

Educa- Medical Drinking POSt Day or Days Communication

tional Water and of the (Bus stop, rail-

(Potable) Tele- marketl way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Tehsil Nancowry

Choura Island

2/ I Tahaila(incl. APWD Camp NA 367(70} -(-5KM) -(-5KM) TK -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) NW

situated at old school building}

2/2 Chongkamong NA 138(29} -(-5KM) -(-5KM) TK -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) NW

213 Alhiat NA 229(49} 0 D TK -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) NW

214 Kuitasuk NA 226(48} P,AC -(-SKM) TK PO -(IO+KM) NW

21S Raihion NA 26S(54} -(-SKM) -(S-IOKM) TK -(-SKM) -(IO+KM) NW

TERESSA ISLAND}

2/6 Aloorang NA 214(36} P,O -(S-IOKM) W -(S-IOKM) -(IO+KM) NW

217 Aloora NA 66(15} -(-SKM) -(S-IOKM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

2/8 Enam NA 167(3S) P,AC,O -(IO+KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

. 219 Luxi NA IS7(33) P,AC -(IO+KM) W -(IO+!(M) -(IO+KM) NW

2/ 10 Kalara NA 29(6) -(-SKM) -(S-IOKM) N,W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

192 DIRECTORY land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use l,~. Village & Distance t ... , in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in Km) Forest Irrigated Un irrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva·

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(293)

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(293)

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(293)

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(293)

KR,NW Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(293) ,

KR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(315)

FP Porr Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(315)

FP PorC Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(315)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(315)

FP Pon Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(315)

193

691 RGV98-26 VILLAGE

Amenities and

District; Nicobars C.D. Block; Nancowry

Location Name of Village • Total Area Total popu· Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house- range viz (- 5 KMS) (5- 10 KMS) and (10 + KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa· Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water and of the (Bus stop, rail-

(Potable) Tele- market! way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2111 Chuk Machi NA 150(35) P,AC ·(-5KM) N,W ·(IO+KM) ·(IO+KM) NW

211 2 $afed Balu NA 47(11) -(-5KM) 0 W,T -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

2113 Minyuk NA 208(46) P,O,AC -(-5KM) W,T -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

2/1 4 Kanahinot NA 51(8) -(-5KM) ·(5-IOKM) W -(5-IOKM) -(IO+KM) NW

2115 Kalasi NA 282(53) P,O,AC -(-5KM) W -(5- I OKM) -(IO+KM) NW

2/16 Bengali (incl. APWD Camp) NA 408( 110) H,M,P,AC,O D W PTO ·(IO+KM) NW

BOMPOKA ISLAND

211 7 Bompoka Island NA 51(10) p -(IO+KM) W ·(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

KA TCHALL ISLAND

21 18 Jhoola (incl. APWD Camp) NA 350(51) P,O -(5-IOKM) W ·(lO+KM) -(lO+KM) BS

2119 lansin (incl. APWD Camp) NA 187(220) . P -(-5KM) W ·(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) BS

2/20 Hitlat NA 81(7) -(-SKM) ·(-SKM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) BS

194 DIRECTORY land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Vii'lage & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in Km) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

FP Pore Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(315)

FP Pore Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(315)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(315)

FP Pore Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(315)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(315)

NW Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(315)

NW Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(323)

PR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

PR POrt Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

PR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

195 VILLAGE

Amenities and

District: Nicobars C.D. Block: Nancowry

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation 2nd is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house- range viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water and of the (Bus stop, rail-

(Potable) Tele- market! way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2/21 Mavatapis/Maratapia NA 152(21) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) BS

2/22 Chonghipoh NA 27(4) P,O D W PO -(IO+KM) BS

2123 Sanaya NA 169(26) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) W -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2/24 Alkaipohl Alkripoh NA 122( 18) -( -5KM) -( -5KM) W -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) -(-5KM)

2125 Alhitothl Alhiloth NA 102(12) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) W -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) -(-5KM)

2/26 Katahuwa NA 38(8) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) W -(-5KM) -(I(l+KM) -(-5KM)

2127 Kumikia NA 81(15) -(-5KM) -(5-10KM) W -(5-IOKM) -(IO+KM) NW

2128 Kamriak NA 31(4) P,O -(5-IOKM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2129 Hutnyak NA 28(3) -(-5KM) -(5-IOKM) W -(10+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

I' 2130 Ongulongho NA 48(4) -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) W -(10+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) .

2131 Chonsiyala NA 24(2) -(5-IOKM) -(10+KM) W -(10+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

196 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in Km) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

PR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

FP,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

FP,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

FP,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

FP,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353) 197 VILLAGE

Amenities and

District: Nic;obars CD. Block: Nancowry

Location· Name, of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-) Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house- range viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and ( 10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water and of the (Bus stop, rail-

(Potable) Tele- market! way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2132 Hontona NA 31(3) -(5-IOKM) -(IO+KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2/33 Kulatapangia NA 105(16) -(5-IOKM) -(5-IOKM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(5-IOKM)

2/34 Vyavtapu NA 225(36) P,M,O PHS T,W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2135 Hoipoh NA 34(4) P -(-5KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(5-IOKM)

2136 Mapayala NA 71(12) -(-5KM) CHW W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2137 Chengtamilan NA 32(5) -(-SKM) -(-5KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2/38 Atkunal Alkun . NA 24(3) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) W -(-SKM) -(IO+KM) -(-SKM)

2/39 Tani NA 41(7) -(-SKM) -(-5KM) W -(-SKM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2140 Kalminikun/Kalmenkam NA UNINHABITED

2/41 Hakonhala NA 41(8) -(5-IOKM) -(5-IOKM) W o(S-IOKM) -(IO+KM)

2/42 Reakomlong NA 11(2) ·(-SKM) -(-5KM) W -(-SKM). -(IO+KM) BS

198 DIRECTORY

land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use {Le. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in Km) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva·

groves) tion

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

FP,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

FP,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA. NA

(353)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

PR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA-

(353)

PR Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

PR Port Blair NA NA NA NA " .• NA

(353)

199 VILLAGE

Amenities and

District: Nicobars CD. Block: Nancowry

Location Name of Village Total Ar~a Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within die village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house- range viz (- 5 KMS) (5- 10 KMS) and (t 0 + KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water and of the (Bus stop, rail-

(Potable) Tele- market! way station,

graph hat, if any Water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2/43 Sonomkuwa NA 8(1) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) BS

2/44 Tavinkin/Tavakin NA 23(3) -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) W PO -(IO+KM) BS

2145 Halnatai (Hoinatai) NA 156(37) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) W PO -(IO+KM) BS

2/46 AI!aful NA 424(111) -(-SKM) -(-SKM) W PTO -(IO+KM) BS

..III\.Jrahinpoh NA 130(29) P ·(-5KM) W PTO -(IO+KM) BS

2148 Alsama NA 110(26) ·(·5KM) ·(-5KM) W ·(-5KM) -(to+KM) BS

2149 Kapanga (inc I. Reg. FC NI NA 298(73) H,M,P, PHC,CHW T,W PTO -(IO+KM) BS

Nagar E/B Marine & PS, AC,O(2)

RlJhopri & APWD Camps)

2150 Kupinga NA 96(18) AC ·(-5KM) W -(·5KM) -(IO+KM) BS

2151 Mildera NA 1700(434) M,P,AC -(-5KM) W PTO -(to+KM) BS

2/52 W.B. KJtchal (Hindra) NA 72( 1 S) H,M,P,O D W ·(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) BS

200 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (i.e. area under different tYpes of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in Kml Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

PR,NW Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

NW,PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

PR Port Blair ED NA "NA NA NA NA

(353)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(353)

201

691 RG1I98-27 VILLAGE

Amenities and

District: Nicobars CD. Block: Nancowry location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house- range Viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facilitY is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water and of the (Bus stop, rail-

(Potable) Tele- market! way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2153 Alipa!Alips NA UNINHABITED

2154 lapat NA 29(6) -(5-10KM) -(-5KM) W -(5-IOKM) -(10+KM) NW

2155 Hindra NA 12(3) -(10+KM) -(IO+KM) W -(10+KM) -(10+KM) NW

2156 Mus NA 8(2) -(-5KM) -(10+KM) W -(10+KM) -(10+KM) NW

2157 Payak NA 31(6) -(-SKM) -(-SKM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

2/58 Neang NA 8(1) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

2159 Tapong (incl. Kabila) NA 182(26) P,O D W -(5-IOKM) -(IO+KM) NW

2/60 lanuanga NA 10(1) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) W -(S-10KM) -(10+KM) NW

2161 Altheak NA 24(4) -(-SKM) -(-SKM) W -(5-IOKM) -(IO+KM) NW

2162 AbHit-Touch(Balu Basti) NA 41 (4) -(-SKM) -(-5KM) VI -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) NW

2163 Malacca NA 266(25) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) W -(-SKM) -(IO+KM) NW

202 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in Km) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (ind. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

UNINHABITED

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

FP Port Blair • NA NA NA NA NA (360)

FP Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

203 VILLAGE Amenities and

District: Nicobars CD. Block: Nancowry

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu-. Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it In brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house- range viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water and of the (Bus stop, rail-

(Potable) Tele- market! way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2164 Champin NA 178(14) PUC,H,M,P . D,CHW W PO -(IO+KM) NW -'t-... AC,O

2/65 Hinnunga NA 126(20) -(-5KM) -(-SKM) W -(-SKM) -(10+KM) NW

2/66 Tapani (Tapainy) NA 9(2) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) N -(-SKM) -(IO+KM) NW

2/67 Inroak/chinlak NA UNINHABITED

2168 hoi NA S8(9) P -(-SKM) N -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) NW

2/69 Alreak NA 8(1) -(-5KM) -(-SKM) N -(-SKM) -(IO+KM) NW

2170 Hintona NA 24(3) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) N -(5-IOKM) ·(IO+KM) NW

KAMORT A ISLAND

2171 Uper Tapu NA 36(4) -(-5KM) -(-SKM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(10+KM)

UZ2 Pilpilow (incl. APWD camp) NA 287(43) M,P D W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2173 Neeche Tapu NA 60(S) -(-5KM) -(-SKM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2174 Manjula NA 4(1) -(-5KM) ·(-5KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

204 DIRECTORY land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use {i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in Km) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (inc!. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

NW Port Blair ED,EO NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

UNINHABITED

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW,FP Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW,FP Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360) 205 VILLAGE

Amenities and

District: Nicobars CD. Block: Nancowry

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu· Amenities available (If not available· within the village a dash (.)

Code No. of the village lalion and is shown in the column and'next to It in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. at nouse· range viz (·5 KMS) (5·IQ KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa· Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water and of the (Bus stop, rail·

(Potable) Tele· market! way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2175 Okiya/Chiya NA 2( I) ·(·5KM) -(-5KM) W -(IO+KM) -(I0+KM) ·(IO+KM)

2/76 Olinpon (Alhinpon) NA 22(6) ·(·5KM) ·(-SKM) W ·(lO+KM) ·(IO+KM) ·(IO+KM)

2/77 Bumpal NA 8(1) ·(S·IOKM) -(5·IOKM) W -(5·IOKM) ·(IO+KM) ·(IO+KM)

2178 Karan (Karav) NA UNINHABITED

2179 Daring (incI.APWD Camp) NA 155(28) P D W -(IO+~M) -(IO+KM) ·(IO+KM)

2/80 Maru NA 13(3) ·(·5KM) ·(·5KM) W '(IO+KM) ·(IO+KM) ·(IO+KM)

2181 Chanel (Chanol) NA 9(2) ·(5·IOKM) ·(5·IOKM) W ·(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) ·(IO+KM)

2182 Tamae NA UNINHABITED

2183 Alointang NA UNINHABITED

2/84 Banderkari (Pulu) NA 26(4) ·(·5KM) ·(·5KM) W ·(S·IOKM) ·(IO+KM) ·(IO+KM)

2185 Alpincu/ Alpintung NA 1(1) ·(·5KM) ·(·5KM) W -(S·IOKM) ·(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2186 Tomae/lnme NA UNINHABITED

2/87 Changua/Changup NA 59(8) P -(5-IOKM) W ·(5·IOKM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

206 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Neare~t town Power Supply Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up (0 2 decimal place

(in Km) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culrurable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

NW,FP Pon Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

UNINHABITED

NW Pon Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW,FP Pon Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW,FP Pon Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

UNINHABITED

UNINHABITED

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW,FP Pon Plair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

UNINHABITED

NW,FP Pon Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360) 207 VILLAGE

Amenities and

District: Nicobars CD. Block: Nancowry

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu· Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house­ range viz (-5 KMS) (5·10 KMS) and ( 10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water and of the (Bus stop, rail-

(Potable) Tele- market/ way stadon,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2188 Masala Tapu NA 25(4) -(S-IOKM) -(S-IOKM) W -(S-IOKM) -(10+KM) -(IO+KM)

2/89 Alukiah (Alhukheck) NA 13(2) -(-SKM) -(-5KM) W -(-SKM) -(IO+KM) -(lO+KM)

2/90 Knot NA 12(1) -(5-10KM) -(-5KM) o -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2/91 Immae NA UNINHABITED

2/92 Payuha NA 17(3) -(-SKM) -(-5KM) TK -(-SKM) -(lO+KM) -(10+KM)

2/93 Munak (incl. Ponioo) (Moul) NA 56(5) P -(-SKM) TK -(-SKM) -(lO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2/94 Ramzoo NA 68(6) -(-SKM) -(-SKM) TK -(S-IOKM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2/95 Kamorta/Kalatapu (incl. Reg. NA 1641(431) H,.M,P, H,TB,MCW TK,W PTO -(lO+KM) NW

FC & 4 APWD Camps) AC,O

2/96 Chota Inak NA 59(6) -(-SKM) -(-SKM) N -(-SKM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2/97 Bera Inak/Badnak NA 47(4) -(S-IOKM) -(5-IOKM) N -(S-IOKM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KH)

. 2/98 Vikas Nagar NA 7(2) -(lO+KM) -(lO+KM) TK -(IO+KM) -(10+KM) -(lO+KM)

208 DIRECTORY Land use

Approach to Nearest town Powe .. Supply Land use (I.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance In hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(InKm) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultlva·

groves) [Ion

II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

UNINHABITED

NW,fP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

PR,KR,NW Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(360) .- NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

FP port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

209

691 RGL98-28 VILLAGE Amenities and

District: Nicobars C.D. Block: Nancowry

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackelS, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house- range viz (-S KMS) (S-IO KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the neareS(

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water and of the (Bus stop, rail-

(Potable) Tele- market! way station,

graph hat, if any waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2199 Kakana NA 247(27) P.O D W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2/100 Nyicalang NA 52(8) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) W -(10+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2/101 Hohreak/Kohreakap NA 19(2) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) W -(I0+KM) -(I0+KM) -(IO+KM)

211 02 Kulkua NA 28(3) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

TRINKET ISLAND

2/103 Safed Balu NA 123(15) -(-5KM) -(5-IOKM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

21104 Hockook (Incl. Alabel) NA UNINHABITED

21105 Trinket (Incl_ Lahum NA 144(13) p -(5-IOKM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

& Karakak)

2/106 Tapiang (jncl. Kihoe & Hua)NA 12(3) -(-5KM) -(5-IOKM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

211 07 Kapila NA 71(12) -(-5KM) -(5-IOKM) W -(10+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

PULOMILO ISLAND

2/108 Pulomilo NA 122(29) P o WPO -(IO+KM) NW

210 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in Km) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18

NW,FP Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(360)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(368)

UNINHABITED

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(368)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(368)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(368)

NW POrt Blair ED - NA NA NA NA NA

(413)

211 VILLAGE Amenities and

District; Nicobars C.D. Block; Nancowry

Location Name of Village Total Are~ Total popu· Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village ladon and Is shown In the column and next to It In brackets, the distance In broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house- range viz (- 5 KMS) (5- 10 KMS) and ( 10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility Is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or DayS Communication

tional Water and of the, (Bus stop, rail- (Potable) Tele· market! - way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 LITTLE NICOBAR ISLAND

21 I 09 Minlana/Minlan NA UN INHABITED

21110 Anull Anula NA 10(2) -(-5KM) -(-SKM) W +!iKM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

211 I I Makhahu (Makachua) NA 26(2) -(-SKM) -(·SKM) W -(-SKM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

21112 Akupa NA 8(2) -(5-IOKM) -(S-IOKM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

211 I 3 Inlockllnfock NA 8(2) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

21114 Pulotalia/PuloTohio NA 4(1) -(IO+KM) ·(IO+KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

(PuloPatlai)

21115 Pulobaha (patha thifen) NA 8(2) -(to+KM) -(10+KM) W -(to+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

211 16 Bewal (kuwak) NA 4(1) -(IO+KM) ·(IO+KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

211 I 7 Kiyang NA 14(3) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

21118 PIMIoulto/Puloulo NA 46(6) P -(IO+KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2/1 I 9HoIn (iftcl. Iluia) NA 7(2) -(-SKM) -(IO+KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

212 DIRECTORY Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (I.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance In hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(In Km) Forest Irrigated Unlrrlgated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

UNINHABITED

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(413)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(413)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA

(413)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(413)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(411)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(413)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(413)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(413)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(413)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(413) 213 VILLAGE Amenities and

District: Nlcobars C.D. Block: Nancowry

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to It in brackets, the distance In broad

1991 (In hectares) No. of house- range viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water and of the (Bus Stop, rail-

(Potable) Tele- market! way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 21120 Pea NA 3(1) -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) W -(I0+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2/121 Pulobha/Pulobahan NA 37(3) P -(I0+KM) W -(10+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2/ 122 Hokesiang NA UN INHABITED

2/ I 23 Pauia NA 7(2) -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

2/124 Olinchi (Bombay) NA 13(1) -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) ·(IO+KM)

2/125 Inlock/Pattia NA 5(1) -(-5KM) -(10+KM) W -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) ·(IO+KM)

2/126 Pulopanja NA 80(16) P -(IO+KM) W PO -(IO+KM) -(I0+KM)

2/1 27 Elahilllhoya NA 9(3) -(S-IOKM) ·(IO+KM) W -(5-IOKM) -(IO+KM) ·(IO+KM)

21169 Inod NA 3(1) ·(10+KM) ·(IO+KM) N,W -(IO+KM) -(I0+KM) NW

21170 Pahayo NA 6(1) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) N,W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

21171 Bahua ·NA 10(1) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) N,W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

214 ; DIRECTORY

, land use

Approach to Nearest toWn Power Supply Land use (I.e. area under different tYpes of land use

Village & Distance In hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(InKm) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culwrable Area nbt

by source waste (Ind. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(413)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(413)

UNINHABITED

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(413)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(413)

NW,FP POrt Ilialr NA NA NA NA NA

(~13)

NW,FP POrt Blair NA NA NA iliA NA

(413)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(413)

NW Pon Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

215 VILLAGE Amenities and

District: Nicobars C.D. Block: Nancowry

Location Name of VlIlage Total Area Total popu, Amenities available (If not available - within the village a dash (-)

Code No.' of the village latlon and Is shown In the column and next to it In brackets, the distance In broad

1991 (In hectares) No. of house- range viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility Is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tIonal Water and of the (Bus stop, rall-

(Potable) Tell- market! way station,

graph hat, If any waterway)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

KONDULISLAND

21128 Kondul NA 147(25) P 0 N,W PO -(IO+KM) NW

TllLANCHONG ISLAND

ZlI 29 Tlllanchong NA UN INHABITED

GREA T NICOBAR ISLAND

Z/130 Pulobed NA 9(2) -(lO+KM) -( IO+KM) W -( 10+KM) -(lO+KM) NW

2/1 31 Dogmar River NA UN INHABITE.D

2/132 Pulokunjl NA 6(1) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) W -(JO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

2/1 33Alexandera NA UN INHABITED

21114 Not yet named NA 34(4) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) N -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

(Near Alexandera River)

21135 Not yet named NA 19(7) -(IO+KM) -(lO+KM) N -(lO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

< j';'. (Near 27.9 Km.)

2/136 27 KM Labour Camp NA 6(3) P 0 T -(lO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

on East-West Road)

211 37 Kopen Heat NA 18(5) -(fO+KM) -(IO+KM) W -(IO+KM) -(10+KM) NW

2/138 Kosintooth NA 12(3) -(-5KM) -(-SKM) W -(IO+KM) -(lO+KM) NW

216 DIRECTORY Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(inKm) Forese Irrigaeed Unirrigaeed Culcurable Area noe

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) rion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

NW,FP Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(428)

UNINHABITED

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

UNINHABITED

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435.) <

UNINHABITED

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

FP,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(i35)

PR,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435) 217

691 RGI!98-29 VILLAGE

Amenities and

District: Nicobars CD. Block: Nancowry

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available· within the village a dash (-)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house- range viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water and of the (Bus stop, rail-

(Potable) Tele- marketl way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 21t 39 Badduan (Diggu camp NA 35(8) -(-5KM) -(-SKM) N,F -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

at 26 KM)

2/140 I)anlet NA \6(4) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) W -(\O+KM) -(\O+KM) -(IO+KM)

21141 Koe NA 23(4) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) W -(\O+KM) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM)

21142 Not yet named (New Village)NA UN INHABITED

2/\43 Dakyon (Near Kokeon) NA 14(5) -(5-IOKM) -(5-IOKM) N,F -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

21t 44 Pulobhabi (incl. APWD Camp)NA 81 (IS) P PHS W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

21 \ 45 Potatiya NA 12(2) -(-5KM) -(-5KM) N -(lO+KM) -(lO+KM) NW

2/146 Kokeon NA 21(5) -(5-!OKM) -(5-IOKM) W,N -(10+KM) -(10+KM) NW

21147 Pulopucca NA 9(2) -(5-IOKM) -(5-IOKM) N -(lO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

21148 Inhigloi NA 13(3) -(5-IOKM) -(5-IOKM) W -(IO+KM) -(\O+KM) NW

21 \ 49 Pulobaha NA \4(3) -(5-IOKM) -(5-\OKM) W -(\O+KM) -(\O+KM) NW

21 I 50 Indira Point NA 5(1) -(10+KM) -(IO+KM) 0 -(IO+KM) -(\O+KM) NW

(Pygmalion Point)

21151 Chiengen NA 29(8) P -(5-10KM) W -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW DIRECTORY

land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use {i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in Km) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) cion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

UNINHABITED

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

NW Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435) . , NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

NW,FP Pon Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

NW,FP Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

NW,FP Porc Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

PR,NW Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(435) VILLAGE Amenities and

Distri(.t : Nicobars C.D. Block: Nancowry

Total Area Total popu­ Amenities available (if not available - within the village a dash (-)

C0jt: No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house­ range viz (-5 KMS) (5-10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa· Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water and of the (Bus stop, rail-

(Potable) Tele- market! way station,

graph hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2/152 Sastri Nagar NA 264(66) PHS W PTO -(10+KM) BS

2/1 53 Gandhi Nagar NA 520(119) P,M,H PHS W PTO -(10+KM) BS

21 i 54 Laxmi Nagar NA 222(52) P o W -(-5KM) -(10+KM) BS

21 I 55 Reakinchung NA UN INHABITED

21 I 56 Vijoy Nagar NA 53/( 133) P,M,H,PUC PHS W PO -(IO+KM) BS

21 I 57 )oginder Nagar (incl. Narial NA 463(137) P PHS W -(-5KM) -(IO+KM) BS

Tikery FC & APWD camps)

21158 7KM Farm NA 27(8) ·(5-10KM) -(5·10KM) W -(5-10KM) -(5-10KM) BS

2/1 59 Govinda Nagar NA 623(144) P,M PHS T,W -(5-IOKM) -(5-10KJ'vI) BS

2/160 CJmpbell Bay (incl. HQ, FC NA 3745(962) P,M,H,PUC, H,FPC,CWC TW Phone and Daily BS &2 APWD Camps Near jetty) AC MCW PTO

2/161 8.5 KM Camp NA UN INHABITED

21 I 62Ranganathan Bay NA UN INHABITED 21163 Not yet named NA UN INHABITED

2/164 Not yet named NA UN INHABITED

21165 Laful NA UN INHABITED

2/166 Shah Bay NA UN INHABITED

220 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (I.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in Km) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (incl. available

gauchar & for cultiva-

groves) tion

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

UNINHABITED

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

PR Port Blair ED NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

UNINHABITED

UNINHABITED UNINHABITED UNINHABITED UNINHABITED

UNINHABITED

221 VILLAGE

Amenities and

District: Nicobars CD. Block: Nancowry

Location Name of Village Total Area Total popu· Amenities available (if not available· within the village a dash (.)

Code No. of the village lation and is shown in the column and next to ,it in brackets, the distance in broad

1991 (in hectares) No. of house· range viz (·5 KMS) (5·10 KMS) and (10+ KMS) of the nearest

holds place where the facility is available is given)

Educa· Medical Drinking Post Day or Days Communication

tional Water and ,of the (Bus stop, rail·

(Potable) Tele· market! way station,

graph "hat, if any water way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2/167 Trinket Channel Bay NA 16(7) ·(IO+KM) ·(10+KM) N,F ·(IO+KM) ·(10+KM) NW:

21168 Pulobed (Lababu) NA 2(1) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) N,F -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

21172 Raha Camp (Near 35.4km) NA 15(9) -(5-IOKM) -(5-IOKM) N -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

21 I 73 Kochu Camp (Near Dogmar NA 10(1) -(5-IOKM) -(5-IOKM) N -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

River)

21174 Not yet named (Near NA 2(1) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) N -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

pulopucca)

21175 Kawo Camp (Near Chiengen)NA 6(2) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) N -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

21176 Duke Camp (Near Pulobaha)NA 3(1) -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) N -(IO+KM) -(IO+KM) NW

TOTAL NA 19872(4,304) P(44)M(12) H(2)MCW(2) H(8)PUC(3)CWC( I )PHC( I)

AC( 13)O( 17) FPC( I )TB( I)

CHW(3) PHS(7)D(14)

222 DIRECTORY

Land use

Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use

Village & Distance in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place

(in Km) Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable Area not

by source waste (inc!. available

gauchar & for cultiva·

groves) tion

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

FP,NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

FP,NW POrt Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

NW POrt Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

NW POrt Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435; ,

NW Port Blair NA NA NA NA NA

(435)

223

APPENDICES

225 691 RGII98-30 APPENDIX

VILLAGE

CD. Blockwise Abstract of Educational,

SI. Name of CD. Block Educat;onal

No. Primary School Middle School Matriculation/

Secondary

School

Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

DISTRICT ANDAMANS 178 216 61 66 36 38

CD. BLOCKS

I. North Andaman 47 57 12 13 6 6

2. Middle Andaman 53 64 20 21 12 13

3. South Andaman 78 95 29 32 18 19

DISTRICT NICOBARS 56 56 20 20 13 13

CD.BLOCKS

I. Car Nicobar 12 12 8 8 5 5

2. Nancowry 44 44 12 12 8 8

--~'''''-_''~--~--'

226 DIRECTORY

Medical and Other Amenities

Educational

Higher Secondary/ College Adult Literacy Others Villages with

PUC Intermediate/ (Graduate Class/Centres no educational

Junior College & Above) facilities

Villa!(€s Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

19 19 26 26 100 120 131

5 5 26 43 24

7 7 14 14 31 31 40

] I II 7 7 43 46 67

5 5 15 15 31 32 109

2 2 2 2 15 15

3 3 13 13 16 17 108

227 APPENDIX l_ VILLAGE C.D. Blockwise Abstract of Educational,

SI. Namt! of CD. Block Medical

No, DispertsJry Hospital Maternity and Child Primary Health

welfare centre/Maternity Centre/Health

home/child welfare centre

Villages Instil\ltions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions

2 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

DISTRICT ANDAMANS 36 36 5 5 8 9 II 11

CO.Block

I. North Andaman 10 10 2 2 2

2. Middle Andaman 6 6 2 2 5 5 3 3

3. South Andaman 20· 20 2 2 2 2 6 6

DISTRICT NIGOBARS 14 14 3 3 4 5

CO. Block

I. Car Nicobar 2 2

2. Nancowry 14 14 2 2 2 3

228 - I (Contd.)

DIRECTORY

Medical and Other Amenities

Medical

Family planning Primary health Community Others Villages with no

subcentre Health Workers medical facility

Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions

26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34

10 10 23 23 32 32 3 3 231

5 5 2 2 2 2 55

5 5 9 9 21 21 61

4 4 9 9 9 9 liS

2 2 11 11 18 18 IS IS 130

4 4 IS IS 14 14

7 7 3 3 129

229 APPENDIX

VILLAGE

C.D. Blockwise Abstract of Educational,

SI. Name of CD. Block Drinking Water

No. Tap Well Tank Tubewell River Fountain Canal Others More Villages with

than no drinking

one water facility

source of any type

2 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

DISTRICT ANDAMANS 153 234 12 2 182 207 2

CD. Blocks

I. North Andaman 24 62 9 59 57

2. Middle Andaman 54 S6 46 SS

3. South Andaman 75 116 3 77 9S

DISTRICT NICOBARS 19 139 10 4 28 30

CD. Blocks

I. Car Nicobar 12 16 12

2. Nancowry 7 123 10 4 28 18

230 - I (Contd.)

DIRECTORY

Medical and Other Amenities

Post & Telegraph

P.O. T.O. P.T.O. P.O. & T.O.& P.T.O.& Phone

Phone Phone Phone

45 46 47 48 49 50 51

34 9 4 8 7

6 2

9 2 2 2 2

19 5 2 6 5

12 8 2 6

3 6

9 8

231 APPENDIX - I Contd.

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

C.D. Blockwise Abstract of Educational, Medical and Other Amenities

SI.Name of CO. Block Communication Power Supply

Bus Stop Railway Navigable Available Not Available

station water ways

2 52 53 54 5S 56

DISTRICT ANDAMANS 160 61 196 138

CO. Blocks

I. North Andaman 19 18 29 44

2. Middle Andaman 47 12 66 3S

3. South Andaman 94 31 101 59

DISTRICT NICOBARS 40 66 50 120

CD. Blocks

I. Car Nicobar 16 2 16

2. Nancowry 24 64 34 120

232 APPENDIX - II Land utilisation data In respect of Non-municipal town (census towns)

Union Tenitory/Dlstrict : ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS

SI. Name of town Land use (i.e. area under different tYpes of land use in hectares rounded upto twO decimal places)

No. and raluk within Total Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable waste Area not available

Brackets area by source (Including gaucher for cultivation

& groves)

2 3 4 5 6 7 B

··_····_·························NI L·················· ••...... •••.

233

691 RGI!98-31 APPENDIX - III

C.O. Blockwise list of Villages where no amenities other than drinking water is available. Andaman and Nicobar Islands

North Andaman

C.O. Block

51. Location Name of Village 51. Location Name of Village

No. Code No. Code

C.O. Block North Andaman 8. 2J54 Bajato (BPC)

I. In Gandhi Nagar (Forest Beat) 9. 2J56 Chainpur, E(F)A

2 1/18 Lakshmipur, E(F)A 10. 2158 Hanspuri (Wild Life Sanctuary)

3. 1/25 Sita Nagar, E(F)A.. II. 2ItIJ Shippi Tikry, E(F)A

4. 1127 Khudi Ram Pur, E(F)A 12. 2163 Karmatang IX, E(F)A

5. 1139 Near Lamiya Bay (Wild Life Sanctu- 13. 2164 Karmatang E(F)A ary) 14. 2f7O Birsa Nagar, E(F)A 6. 1/42 Smith E(F)A 15. 315 Laukinalla, E( F)A 7. m Pilone Nallah (FOC Extraction Camp) 16. 3115 Ohani Nallah, E(F)A & FC 8. 2/8 Narayan Tikri E(F)A (incl. Ganna Bamboo level NRA & FPOC) 17. 3116 Sippli Tikry, E(F)A

9. 2112 Bamboo Nallah, E(F)A 18. 3/55 Porlobjig No.9 (REG. FC)

10. 2113 Narkul Oanga, E(F)A 19. 3/57 YIJig No. 11 (BPC)

II. 2114 Pathi Level, E(F)A 20. 3/tIJ Foster Valley (Forest Settlement Area)

12. 2115 Pemaiahdera (FOC Camp) 21. 3165 Bamboo Tikry (BPC)

13. 2121 Ganna Oabla, E(F)A 22. 3172 Yeretil Jig 10 (BPC)

14. WI Srinagar, E(F)A C.O Block South Andaman

C.O Block Middle Andaman 1. 4114 South Creek E(F)A

I. 2142 B, "00 Nallah, E(F)A 2 4121 Ranglachang (RV)

2. 2146 ChuS1'lJm Gum E(F)A 3. 4126 Wrafter's Creek, E(F)A

3. 2147 Buddha Nallah, E(F)A 4. 4162 Bamboo Nallaha (REG. FC)

4. 2148 Bamboo Nallarr, ftfP\ 5. 4/63 Bada Khari (EXTR. FC)

5. 2149 Kanchi Narrah, E(F)A 6. 4/64 Anarkali (REG. FC)

6. 2I:JJ ~ther Tikry (Fe) 7. 4/65 Turturi (REG. FC)

7. 2152 Balato, E(F)A & 40 Acre. Plot) 8. 4174 Butlar Bay Forest Camp 4-111 (FOC) 234 51. Location Name of Village 51. location Name of Village

No. Code No. Code

9. 4175 Butlar Bay Forest Camp 4-IV (FOC) 13. 7175 Okiya/Chiya

10. 4fl6 Butlar Bay Forest Camp 4-11 (FOC) 14. 7176 Olinpon (Alhinpon)

11. 4fl7 Butlar Bay Forest Camp 4-1 (FOC) 15. 7m Bumpal

12. 515 Mirchi Oera, E(F)A 16. 7/00 Maru

13. 5/8 Madhuban (RV) (Including Elephant 17. 7/81 Chanel (Chanol)

Training Camp FC) 18. 7184 Banderkari (Pulu)

14. 5/44 50na Nallaha (BPC) 19. 7/85 Alpintul Alpintung

:5. 5/48 Anjali Nalla (BPC) 20. 7/87 Changua/Changup

16. 5/58 Mohwa Oera (RV) 21. 7/88 Masala Tapu

17. 5/M May Myo E(F)A 22. 7189 Alukiah (Alhu-kheak)

18. 5174 Naya 5hahar E(F)A 23. 7/ro Knot

19. 5178 Manjeri-Iine dera, E(F)A 24. 7/92 Payuha

DISTRICT NICOBARS 25. 7/94 Ramzoo

CO Block CAR NICOBARS 26. 7/96 Chota Inak

------NIL -.. ------27. 7/97 Bera Inak/Badnak

CD Block Nancowry 28. 7/98 Vikas Nagar

I. 7123 5anaya 29. 71100 Nyicalang

2. 7/24 Alkaipohl Ahipoh 30. 7/101 Mohreak/Kohreakap

3. 7/25 All1itothl Alhitoth 31. 7/102 Kuikua

4. 7/26 Katahmva 32. 7/\\0 Anul/.\nula

5. 7/29 Hutnyak 33. 7/111 Makhahu (Makachua)

6. 7m Ongulongho 34. 7/112 Akupa

7. 7/31 Chonsiyala 35. 7/113 Inlockllnfock

8. 7/32 Hontona 36. 7/114 Pulotalia/Pulotohio (Pulopathi)

9. 7133 Kulatapangia 37. 7/115 Pulobaha (Pathathifen)

10. 7138 Atkunal Alkum 38. 7/116 Bewai (Kuwak)

II. 7139 T,lni 39. 7/117 Kiyang

12. 7174 Manjula 40. 7/119 Hoin/lkuia

235 Sl. Location Name of Village SI. Location Name of Village

No. Code No. Code.

41. 7/120 Pea 46. 7/134 Not yet named (near Alexandera River)

42. 7/123 Pauia 47. 7/135 Not yet named (near 27.9 K,MS.)

43. 7/124 Olinchi (Bombay) 48. 7/139 Badduan (Diggu-camp at 26 KM)

44. 7/125 Inlock/Pattia 49. 7/140 Danlet

45. 7/127 Elahi/llhoya SO. 7/141 Koe

236 APPENDIX - IV C.D. Blockwise list of villages according to the proportion of scheduled tribes population by ranges District: ANDAMANS

Range of Scheduled Location Name of Village Range of Scheduled Location Name of Village

Tribes popu lation Code Tribes population Code

(Percentage) number (Percentage) number

2 3 2 3

C.D Block North Andaman C.D. Block South Andaman

0·5 111/2 East Island (Police post and Light House) O· 5 1/4/15 Sundergarh (RV)

1/1/28 Diglipur (RV) incl. Ow. Forest HQ. 1/4/18 Nilambur (RV)

1/2/4 Nabagram (RV) (incl. Kalara FEC, 1/4/85 John Lawrance (NRA, Extr. FC & ghat APWD Camps and Nursary Camp) Depot)

6· 15 1/2132 Interview Island (Police out post) 1/4/38 Neil Kendra (RV)

C.D Block Middle Andaman 1/4/46 Brookshabad (RV) 1/4/49 Garacharma (RV) (incl. Misc. FC) 0·5 1/2134 Mayabunder (RV) (incl. HQ. FC & APWD Camps) 1/4/61 Rutland Island (RV) 1/2/55 Chain pur (RV) (incl. Chain pur I & " 1/4/81 Hutbay Area BPC & F.B.C.) 1/5/18 Bambooflat (RV) (incl. Beat check post 1/2/69 Paresh Nagar (RV) FC)

1/3/4 Harinagar (RV) (incl. Billy ground 4 1/5/38 Ferrargunj (RV) (incl. Misc. FC) APWD Camps} 1/5/41 Dundaspoint (RV) tl2117 Shivapuram (RV) (incl. APWD Camps, Dhaninalla FC & B/Pur range HQ. FC) tiS/53 Manpur (RV)

1/3/24 Rangat (RV) 115/64 Chouldhari (RV)

1/3/27 Rampur (RV) (incl. Range HQ.FC) 1/5/68 Hasmatabad (RV)

1/3/53· . Porlobjig No. IS (FC) (APWD) & 16·26 1/5/48 Anjali Nalla (BPC) (BPC) 1/5/51 Tirur IV (BPC) 1/3/64 Kadamtala (RV) (incl. Santanu Reg. HQ.FC) 26·35 1/4/83 South Bay (Light House Camp)

6· IS 1/3/32 Kalsi No.4 (BPC) 51 + 1/4/3 Strait Island

113/56 Y/Jig No.9 (BPC) 1/4/87 North Sentinel Island (Sentinelese)

16·25 1/3/31 Kalsi No.3 (BPC) 1/4/86 Dugong Creek (OS)

51 + 1/3/69 Chotaligbang (Jarawa) 1/4/82 Harmender Bay (NS)

1/3/71 Foul Bay (Jarawa) 1/4/84 South Bay (OS)

237 B - SCHEDULED TRIBES

District: NICOBARS

Range of Scheduled Location Name of Village Range of Scheduled Location Name of Village

Tribes population Code Tribes population Code

(Percentage) number (Percentage) number

2 3 2 3

CD. Block Car-Nicobar 6 - 15 212/95 Kamorta/Kala Tapu (incl. Reg. Fe & 4 APWD Camp) 0·5 211/1 I IAF Camp 16 - 25 212/45 Halnatai (Hoinatai) 6· 15 2/2/46 Altaful 16·25 212/47 Kavatinpoh/Karanhinpoh 26·35 26 - 35 2/2/98 Vikas Nagar 36·50 211/10 Malacca 36 - 50 212148 Alsama 51 + 211/1 Mus 51 + 212/1 Tahaila (Inc. APWD Camp situated at 2/1/2 Kinmai Old school building)

2/1/3 Small Lapati 21212 Chongkamong

2/1/4 Big Lapati (Jayanti) 2/2/3 Alhiat

2/1/5 Tapoiming 2/2/4 Kuitasuk

2/1/6 Chukchucha 21215 Raihion

2/117 Kinyuka 2/2/6 Aloorang

2/1/8 Tamaloo 2/2/7 Aloora

2/1/9 Perka 212/8 Enam

211/12 Kakana 21219 Luxi 2/1/13 Kimois 212110 Kalara 2/1/14 Arong 212111 Chukmachi 2/1/15 Sawai 212112 Safed Balu 2/1/16 Teetop 2/2/13 Minyuk CD. Block Nancowry 212114 Kana Hinoi 0- 5 212151 Mildera 2/2/15 Kalasi 212/152 Sastri Nagar 212116 Bengali (incl. APWD Camp) 21211 53 Gandhi Nagar 212/17 Bompoka Island 212/1 56 Vijay Nagar 2/2/18 Jhoola (incl. APWD Camp) 2/21159 Govinda Nagar 212119 Jansin (incl. APWD Camp) 2121160 Campbell Bay (incl. HQ. FC & 2 APWD Camps near jetty)

238 Range of Scheduled Location Name of Village Range of Scheduled Location Name of Village

Tribes population Code Tribes population Code

(Percentage) number (Percentage) number

2 3 2 3

2/2/20 Hitlac 2/2/55 Hindra

2/2121 Mavatapia/Maracapia 2/2/56 Mus

212/22 Chonghipoh 2/2/57 Payak 2/2/58 Neang 212123 Sanaya 212159 Tapon (incl. Kabila) 212124 Alkaipohl Alkripoh 2/2160 Lanuanga 2/2/25 Alhitothl Alhiloth 2/2/61 Altheak 212/26 Kacahuwa 212162 AI-hit-touch (Balu Basti) 2/2/27 Kumikia 2/2/63 Malacca 2/2128 Kamriak 2/2/64 Champin 212/29 Hucnyak 2/2/65 Hinnunga 212/30 Ongulongho 2/2166 Tapani (Tapanyl 212/31 ChonsiyaJa 2/2168 Itoi 212132 Hontona 2/2/69 AJreak 2/2/33 Kulatapangia 212170 Hintona 212134 Vyavtapu 212171 Uper Tapu 51 + 2/2/35 Hoipoh 2/2172 Pilpilow (incl. APWD Camp) 212/36 Mapayala 2/2/73 Neeche Tapu 212137 Chantamilan 2/2/74 ManjuJa 212138 Ackanal Alkun 2/2175 Okiya/Chiya 212/39 Tani 2/2176 Olinponl Alhinpon 212140 Hakonhala 212177 BumpaJ 212142 Reakomlong 2/2179 Daring (Incl. APWD C~mps) 212143 Sononluwa 2/2/80 M.lr~ 212144 Tavinkin/Tavakin 2/2/81 Chanel (Chanol) . 212149 Kapanga (incl. Reg. FC N/Nagar/E/B Marine & P.S.R/Jhopri & APWD 2/2/84 Banderkari (Pulu) Camps) 212/85 Alpintul Alpintung 212150 Kupinga 2/2187 Changua/Changup 2/2/52 W.B. Katchal (Hindra) 2/2/88 Masala Tapu 212/54 Lapac 212189 Alukiah (Alhukeck) 239 Range of Scheduled Location Name of Village Range of Scheduled Location Name of Village

Tribes population Code Tribes population Code

(Percentage) number (Percentage) number

2 3 2 3

2/2/90 knot 2/2/126 Pulopanja

2/2/92 Payuha 2/21127 Elahi/Jlhoya

2/2193 Munak (Incl. Ponloo)(Moul) 2/2/169 Inod

212194 Ramzoo 2121170 Pahayo

212196 Chota Inak 212/171 Bahua

212197 Bera Inak/Badnak 2/21128 Kondul

212199 Kakana 2/2/130 Pulobed

212/100 Nyicalang 212/132 Pulokunji

212/101 Mohreak/Kohreakap 212/134 Not yet named (Near Alexandera River)

51 + 2/2/102 Kuikua 2/2/135 Not yet named (Near 27.9 KM.)

2/2/103 Sa fed Balu 2/2/137 Kopen Heat

2121105 Trinket (incl. Lahum & Karakak) 212/138 Koslntooth

2/2/106 Tapiang (incl. Kihoe & Hua) 2/2/139 Badduan (Diggu Camp at 26 km)

2/2/107 Kapila 2121140 Danlet

2/2/108 Pulomilo 2/2/141 Koe

2/2/110 AnullAnula 2121143 Dakyon (Near Kokeon)

2/2/111 Makhahu (Makachua) 212/144 Pulobhabi (incl. APWD Camp)

2/2/112 Akupa 2/21145 Potatiya

2/2/113 Inlockllnfock 2/2/146 Kokeon

2/2/114 Pulotalla/pulo Tohio (Pulo Patlai) 2/2/147 Pulopucca

2/21115 Pulobaha (Pathathifen) 2/2/148 Inhingloi

2/2/116 Bewai (Kuwak) 'J.I2/149 Pulobaha

2/21117 Klyang 2121151 Chiengen

2/2/118 Pulioullo/Puloule 212/167 Trinket Channl Bay

2/2/119 Hoin (incl. Ikuia) 212/168 Pulobed (Lababu)

2/2/120 Pea 2/2/172 Raha Camp (Near 35.4 KM)

2/21121 PulobhalPulobahan 212/173 Kochu Camp (Near Dogmar River)

2/2/123 Patti a 212/174 Not yet named (Near Pulopucca)

2121124 Clinchi (Bombay) 2121175 Kawo Camp (Near Chienllen)

~- 2/2/125 Inlock/Pattia 2121176 Duke Camp (Near Pulobaha) - 240 SECTION II TOWN DIRECTORY

241 691 RGII98-32

ABBREVIATIONS USED IN TOWN DIRECTORY

243

ABBREVIATIONS USED IN TOWN DIRECTORY

Explanation Abbreviation used

2 STATEMENT-I

Municipal Board MB

STA TEMENT-IV

Open surface drain OSD

S(~werage S

,Septic tank ST

t:lP Water T

S(~rvice reservoir SR ST ATEMENT-V

Hospital H

Dispensary D

T.ILClinic TB

F:I III i1y Planning Centre FPC

Arts, Science and Commerce ASC

Public Library PL

ReJding Room RR

245

TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENT

247

1991 CENSUS - TOWN DIRECTORY

STATEMENT - I

STATUS AND GROWTH HISTORY

SI. No. Class, Name and Location Name Name Area Number of Population and Growth rate of

Civic Adminls- Code of the of ( In Households the town at the census of

tration Status No. Tahsil C. D. Sq. Including 1901 1911 1921 1931

of town Block Kms) Houseless

Households

(in 1991

Census)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

I. II Port Blair (MB) 27/1/1 Port Blair 14.14* 16439

STATEMENT - 1 (Contd.)

Population and Growth rate of Density 1991 Sex Ratio

the town at the census of Census , 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 1971 1981 1991 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

7789 14075 26218 49634 74955 5301 558 720 769

(+80.70%) ( +86.27%) (+89.31 %)( + 5 1.02%)

'The area figure of Pon Blair (MB) is provisional.

249

691 1

STATEMENT II

PHYSICAL ASPECTS'AND LOCATION OF TOWNS1989

51 No. Class and Physical aspects Name of and road distance (In Kms ) from Nearest city with

Name of Raninfall Temperature State District HQ Tehsll HQ Population of one lakh

Town (In mm) (In Centigrade) HQ and more

Maximum Minimum

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

I. II Port Blair 2532.6 33.3 15.4 Port Blair Port Blair Port Blair Madras (Tamil Nadu )

(0 ) (0 ) (0) (1,190)

STATEMENT II (Contd.)

Name of and road distance (In Kms ) from

Railway Station Bus route Navigable river/canal (if within 10 Kms)

10 11 12

Madras (Tamil Nadu ) Port Blair

(1,190) (0)

250 1991 CENSUS - TOWN DIRECTORY

STATEMENT - III

MUNICIPAL FINANCE, 1988-89

SI. No. Class and Name Civic Admini- Receipt (In Rs.'oo )

of town stration Receipt Revenue Goverment Loan Advance Other Sources Total

Status (In Through derived from grant (specify) receipt

1990) Taxes etc. Municipal

properties and

power apart from

tadtion

.2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

I. I( Port Blair M.B. 2,10,087 10,273 50,500 2,850 2,73,710

STATEMENT· IIi (Contd.)

Expenditure (in Rs. '00)

General Administration Public Public Health Public works Public others (specify) Total

safety and coveniences institutions

11 12 13 14 15 16 17

21,777 81,424 63,156 53,289 51,284 2,70,930

I. Burningghat 1,337

2. Mechanical Section 15,522

3. Lodging House and Dharam Sala 2,654

4. Construction of Market 4,981

5. Subsidy for conversion of dry type 1,982

Latrine into Hush out ones.

6. G. P. F. Board's contribution 14,316

7. Other Amenities 3,003

8. Toy Train 4,722

9. Public Garden 2,767 1991 CENSUS - TOWN DIRECTORY

STATEMENT - IV

CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES, 1989

51. No. Class and'N~e Civic Adminis- Population Scheduled Castes· Road length System of Number of latrines

of town tration status and Scheduled (in Kms) Sewerage Water Borne Service Others

(in 1990) Tribes population

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

I. II POrt Blair M.B. 74955 Scheduled Castes: Nil 68.84 OSD 1027* 1500

Scheduled Tribes: 502

STATEMENT - IV (Contd.) Method of Protected water supply Fire Fighting Electrification (Number of connections).... Disposal Soure of System of storage Service Domestic Industrial Commercial Road Lighting Others

of night supply with capacity in ( points )

soil litres ( in brackets )

II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

S,ST T SR (68.15 lakhs ) yes 11648 153 3224 3360 211

• This figure does not include flush out latrines in Govt. residential quarters.

252 1991 CENSUS - TOWN DIRECTORY

STATEMENT - IV A

CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1989

SI. Class· and Name of- Area of Populadon Paved roads System Number of lauines/

No. Name of slum slum of slum ( in Kms.) of Private (Community)

town (approxi- sewerage Water Service Other

mate) borne

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

------N ll------

STATEMENT - IV A (Contd.)

Method of Disposal No.of tap points/ Electrification

of night soil public hydrants (No. of connections)

installed for supply Domestic Road lighting Others

of protected water ( points )

12 13 14 15 16

For class I and class II towns only.

253 1991 CENSUS - TOWN DIRECTORY

STATEMENT V

MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL FACILITIES, 1990

SI. Class and Population Medical facilities Educational facilities

No. name Hospitall Beds in Arts/Sciencel Medi~al Engin- Poly- Recognised Higher

of town Dispensariesl Medical Commerce Colleges eering Techinics short Secondary

T. B. Clinics Institutions Colleges(of Colleges hand Interme-

etc. Noted in degree level type diate/PUC.

CoI.4 and above) writing (Pre-unive-

and rsity

vocational colleges

training Junior

Institu- college

tion level)

2 3 ·4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II

1. II Port Blair 74,955/- H (4) 592 ASC(I) Madras, Madras, Dollygunj Dollygunj

D(9) (Including 29 (Tamil (Tamil (10) (10) 9

Beds in pvt. Nadu) Nadu)

TB (I) Hospitals & 50 (1190) (1190)

FPC (9) Beds in T.B.

Clinic )

STATEMENT V (Contd.)

Educational facilities (contd) Working Number of recreational and cultural facilities

Secondaryl Junior Primary Adult literacy women's Stadia Cinema Auditorial Public Libraries

Matriculation Secondary schools classes Hostels Dramal including

and middle centres, with no. comminity reading

schools others (Specify) of seats halls rooms

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

14 17 23 10 1(34) 2 5 10 Pl (3)

RR (3)

254 1991 CENSUS - TOWN DIRECTORY

STATEMENTS -VI

TRADE, COMMERCE, INDUSTRY AND BANKING 1989

SI. No. Class and Names of three most important Names of three most important Names of three most important Number of

Name Commodities imported Commodities exported Commodities manufaturing Banks

of Town 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd

2 3 '.4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

I. II Port Blair Cereals and Constru- Grocery and Timber Plywood Copra & Match Wooden Steel 7

all kinds of ction textiles including & Match arecanut splint furniture almirahs

edibles material sawn splint and

timber Plywood

STATEMENT -VI (Contd.)

No of agricultural Number of Non-agricultural

credit sccieties credit societies

13 14

44 19

255 APPENDIX

TOWN SHOWING THEIR OUTGROWTH WITH POPUlATION

Serial Name of the town Population Outgrowth Population of

Number with location code core town outgrowth

2 3 4 5

------NIL------

256 PART B PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT - -

257

691 RGI/98-34

STATE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

259 5T ATE PRIMARY

51. UT IDistrict Total Area in No. of No. of Total population Total

No. Rural Km(sq) Occupied Households (including Institutional Population

Urban Residential and Houseless in the age group

Houses Population) (0-6)

P M F P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

Andaman & T 8,249.00 58,300 59,113 280,661 154,369 126,292 46,349 23,497 22,852

Nicobar Islands R 8,234.86 42,475 42,674 205,706 111,986 93,720 35,821 18,154 17,667

U 14.14 15,825 16,439 74,955 42,383 32,572 10,528 5,343 5,185

Andamans District T 6,408.00 51,492 52,217 241,453 133,058 108,395 39,809 20,108 19,701

R 6,393.86 35,667 35,778' 166,498 90,675 75,823 29281 14765 14516

U 14.14 15,825 16,439 74,955 42,383 32,572 10,528 5,343 5,185

Nicobars District T 1,841.00 6,808 6,896 39,208 21,31 I 17,897 6,540 3,389 3,151

R 1,841.00 6,808 6,896 39,208 21,311 17,897 6,540 3,389 3, I 51

U

260 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates Total main workers

(I-IX)

P M F P M F P M F P M F

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

26,770 13,750 13,020 171,086 103,377 67,709 90,809 80,665 10,142

26,268 13,436 12,832 118,453 71,305 47,148 65,117 57,988 7,129

502 314 188 52,633 32,072 20,561 25,690 22,677 3,013

1,917 1,081 936 150,269 90,709 59,560 77,559 69,363 8,196

1415 767 648 97,636 58,637 38,999 51,869 46,686 5,183

502 314 188 52,633 32,072 20,561 25,690 22,677 3,013 .

24,853 12,669 12,184 20,817 12,668 8,149 13,248 11,302 1,946

24,853 12,669 12,184 20,817 12,668 8,149 13,248 11,302 1,946

261 STATE PRIMARY

SI.No. UT IDistrict Total! Industrial Category of Main Workers

Rural! II III

Urban Cultivation Agricultural Livestock Forestry, Fishing

Labourers Hunting & Plantations

Orchards & Allied Activilies

P M F P M F P M F

2 3 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33

Andaman & T 14,525 12,824 1,701 4,989 4,587 402 11,409 10,691 liB

Nicobar Islands R 14,455 12,759 1,696 4,907 4,506 401 9,669 9,115 554

U 70 65 5 82 81 1,740' 1,576 164

Andamans Districts T 14,257 12,571 1,686 4,726 4,340 386 9,218 8,701 517

R 14,187 12,506 1,681 4,644 4,259 385 7,478 7,125 353

U 70 65 5 82 81 1,.740 1,576 164

Nicobars District T 268 253 15 263 247 16 2,191 1,990 201

T 268 253 15 263 247 16 2,191 1,990 201

U

262 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

IV V

Mining & Manufaturing, Processing, Servking & Repairs

Quarrying (a) (b)

Household Industry Other than household Industry

P M F P M F P M F

34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

402 265 137 4,976 3,868 1,108 5,404 5,202 202

384 252 132 4,859 3,765 1,094 3,871 3,728 143

18 13 5 117 103 14 1,533 1,474 59

396 261 135 218 192 26 5,309 5,111 198

378 248 130 • 101 89 12 3,776 3,637 139

18 13 5 117 103 14 1,533 1,474 59

6 4 2 4,758 3,676 1,082 95 91 4

6 4 2 4,758 3,676 1,082 95 91 4

263 STATE PRIMARY

SI,No, UT IDistrict Total Industrial Category of Main Workers

Rural VI VII VIII

Urban Constructions Trades & Transport

Commerce Storage &

Communications

P M F P M F P M F

2 3 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51

Andaman & T 12,449 11,664 785 8,375 7,721 654 5,041 4,854 187

Nicobar Island R 8,630 8,091 539 4,235 3,904 331 2,092 2,043 49

U 3,819 3,573 246 4,140 3,817 323 2,949 2,811 138

Andamans District T 11,009 10,308 701 7,371 6,777 594 4,673 4,488 185

R 7,190 6,735 455 3,231 2,960 271 1,724 1,677 47

U 3,819 3,573 246 4,140 3,817 323 2,949 2,811 138

Nicobars District T 1,440 1,356 84 1,004 944 60 368 366 2

R 1,440 1,356 84 1,004 944 60 368 366 2

U

264 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

IX 'Marginal Non-Workers

Other Workers

p M F p M F p M F

52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

23,237 18,898 4,248 8,094 1,652 6,442 1,81,760 72,052 1,09,708

12,015 9,825 2,190 7,716 1,389 6,327 1,32,873 52,609 80,264

11,222 9,164 2,058 378 263 115 48,887 i 9,443 29,444

20,382 16,614 3,768 5,765 1,271 4,494 1,58,129 62,424 95,705

9,160 7,450 1,710 5,387 1,008 4,379 1,09242 42,981 66,261

11,222 9,164 2,058 378 263 115 48,887 19,443 29,444

2,855 2,375 480 2,329 381 1,948 23,631 9,628 14,003

2,855 2,375 480 2,329 381 1,948 23,631 9,628 14,003

265

691 RGI!98-35

DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

267 DISTRICT PRIMARY

Locol(ion Name of Total/ Area in No. of No. of Total population Total

Code District/ RuraJ/ Kms. sq) Occupied Households (including Institutional Population

Number CD Urban Residential and Houseless in the age group

Block/ Houses Population) (0-6)

Town P M F P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

01 Andamans District T 6,408.00 51,492 52,217 2,41,453 1,33,058 1,0,8,395 39,809 20,108 19,701

R 6,393.86 35,667 35,778 1,66,498 90,675 75,823 29,281 14,765 14,516

U 14.14 15,825 16,439 74,955 42,383 32,572 10,528 5,343 5,185

10 North Andaman T N.A. 6,522 6,528 31,852 17,17814,674 6,515 3,254 3,261

CD Block R N.A. 6,522 6,528 31,852 17,17814,674 6,515 3,254 3,261

U

20 Middle Andaman T N.A. 10,266 10278 46,820 25,361 21,459 8,037 4,087 3,950

CD Block R N.A. 10,266 10278 46,820 25,361 21,459 8,037 4,087 3,950

U

30 South Andaman T N.A. 18,879 18,972 87,826 48,136 39,690 14,729 7,424 7,305

CD Block R N.A. 18,879 18,972 87,826 48,136 39,690 14,729 7,424 7,305

U

Total Urban: 14.14 15,825 16,439 74,955 42,383 32,572 10,528 5,343 5,185

Port Blair M.B. 14.14 15,825 16,439 74,955 42,383 32,572 10,528 5,343 5,185

268 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Schedu led Castes Scheduled Tribe Literates

p M F p M F p M F

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

1,917 1,081 836 1,50,269 90,709 59,560

1,415 767 648 97,636 58,637 38,999

502 314 188 52,633 32,072 20,561

5 5 16,269 9,925 6,344

5 5 16,269 9,925 6,344

115 67 48 28,365 16,806 11,559

115 67 48 28,365 16,806 11,559

1,295 695 600 53,002 31,906 21,096

1,295 695 600 53,002 31,906 21,096

502 314 188 52,633 32,072 20,561

502 314 188 52,633 32,072 20,561

269 DISTRICT PRIMARY

Industrial Categories of Main Workers

Location Total Main Cultivators Agricultural

Code Workers Labourers

Number

(I-IX) (I) (II)

p M P M F P M F

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

01 77,559 69,363 8,196 14,257 12,571 1,686 4,726 4,340 386

51,869 46,686 5,183 14,187 12,506 1,681 4,644 4,259 385

25,690 22677 3,013 70 65 5 82 81

10 10,101 9,091 1,010 5,698 5,084 614 694 628 66

10,101 9,091 1,010 5,698 5,084 614 694 628 66

,- 20 13,916 12,616 1,300 4,017 3,606 411 1,020 900 120

13,916 12,616 1,300 4,017 3,606 411 1,020 900 120

30 27,852 24,979 2,873 4,472 3,816 656 2,930 2,731 199

27,852 24,979 2,873 4,472 3,816 656 2,930 2,731 199

25,690 22,677 3,013 70 65 5 82 81

25,690 22,677 3,013 70 65 5 82 81

270 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Categories of Main Workers

livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing,

Fishing, Hunting and Quarrying Processing, Servicing Processing, Servicing and

Plantation Orchards and Reparrs in Repairs in ocher chan

& Allied activities Household Industry Household Industry

( Ill) (IV) (Va) (Vb)

p M F P M F P M F P M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

9,218 8,701 517 396 261 135 218 192 26 5,309 5,111 198

7,478 7,125 353 378 248 130 101 89 12 3,776 3,637 139

1,740 1,576 164 18 13 5 117 103 14 1,533 1.474 59

771 759 12 29 26 3 181 175 6

771 759 12 29 26 3 IBI 175 6

2,088 1,979 109 33 22 11 22 20 2 1,533 1,523 10

2,088 1,979 109 33 22 II 22 20 2 1,533 1,523 10

4,619 4,387 232 345 226 119 50 43 7 2,062 1,939 123

4,619 4,387 232 345 226 119 50 43 7 2,062 1,939 123

1,740 1,576 164 18 13 5 117 103 14 1,533 1,474 59

1,740 1,576 164 18 13 5 117 103 14 1,533 1,474 59

271 DISTRICT PRIMARY

Industrial Categories of Main Workers

Location Construction Trade and Transport

Code Commerce Storage &

Communication

(VI) (VII) (VIII)

P M F P M F P M F

43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51

01 11,009 10,308 701 7,371 6,777 594 4,673 4,488 185

7,190 6,735 455 3,231 2,960 271 1,724 1,677 47

3,819 3,573 246 4,140 3,817 323 2,949 2,811 138

10 727 710 17 471 433 38 82 80 2

727 710 17 471 433 38 82 80 2

20 1,697 l,60} 94 897 835 62 271 265 6

1,697 1,603 94 897 835 62 271 265 6

30 4,766 4,422 344 1,863 1,692 171 1,371 1332 39

4,766 4,422 344 1,863 1,692 171 1,371 1332 39

3,819 3,573 246 4,140 3,817 323 2,949 2,811 138

3,819 3,573 246 4,140 3,817 323 2,949 2,811 138

272 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Categories of Main Workers

Other Marginal Non-Workers

Service Workers

(IX)

p M F P M P M F

52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

20,382 16,614 3,768 5,765 1,271 4,494 1,58,129 62,424 95,705

9,160 7,450 1,710 5,387 1,008 4,379 1,09242 42,981 66,261

11,222 9,164 2,058 378 263 115 48,887 19,443 29,444

1,448 1,196 252 1,551 297 20,200 7,790 12,410

1,448 1,196 252 1,551 297 20,200 7,790 12,410

2,338 1,863 475 1,801 261 1,540 31,103 12,484 18,619

2,338 1,863 475 1,801 261 1,540 31,103 12,484 18,619

5,374 4,391 983 2,035 450 1,585 57,939 22,707 35,232

5,374 4,391 983 2,035 450 1,585 57,939 22,707 35,232

11,222 9,164 2,058 378 263 115 48,887 19,443 29,444

11,222 9,164 2,058 378 263 115 48,887 19,443 29,444

273

691 RGI/98~36 DISTRICT PRIMARY

Location Name of Total/ Area in No. of No. of Total population Total

Code Districtl Rurall Km(sq) Occupied Households (including Institutional Population

Number CD Urban Residential and Houseless in the age group

Block/ Houses Population) (0-6)

Town P M F P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12

02 Nicobars District T 1,841,00 6,808 6,896 39,208 21,311 17,897 6,540 3,389 3,151

R 1,841,00 6,808 6,896 39,208 21,311 17,897 6,540 3,389 J,151

U N,A,

10 Car Nicobar T 129,00 2,545 2,592 19,336 10,164 9,172 2,978 1,538' 1,440

CD Block R 129,00 2,545 2,592 .19,336 10,164 9,172 2,978 1,538 1.440

U N,A,

20 Nancowry T 1,712,00 4,263 4,304 19,872 11,147 8,725 3,562 1,851 1,711

CD Block R 1,712,00 4,263 4,304 19,872 11,147 8,725 3,562 1,85 I 1,711

U N,A

Total Urban: N,A,

274 CENSUS ABSTRACT ','0

Schduled Castes Schduled Tribe Literacy

p M F p M F p M F

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

24,853 12,669 12,184 20,817 12,668 8,149

24,853 12,669 12,184 20,817 12,668 8,149

7,931 7,850 10,677 6,251 4,426

7,931 7,850 10,677 6,251 4,426

9,072 4,738 4,334 10,140 6,417 3,723

9,072 4,738 4,334 10,140 6,417 3,723

275 DISTRICT PRIMARY

Industrial Categories of Main Workers

Location Total Main Cultivators Agricultural

Code Workers Labourers

Number

(I-IX) (I) (II)

p M f P M f P M f

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

02 13,248 11,302 1,946 268 253 15 263 247 16

13,248 11,302 1,946 268 253 15 263 247 16

10 6,406 .5,103 1,303 2 2

6,406 5,103 1,303 2 2

20 6,842 6,199 643 266 251 15 263 247 16

6,842 6,199 643 266 251 15 263 247 16

276 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Categories of Main Workers

Livestock, Frestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing,

Fishing, Hunting and Quarrying Processing, Servicing Processing, Servicing and

Plantation Orchards and Reparrs in Repairs in other than

& Allied activities Household Industry Household Industry

( Ill) (IV) (Va) (Vb)

P M F P M F P M F P M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

2,191 1,990 201 6 4 2 4,758 3,676 1,082 95 91 4

2,191 1,990 201 6 4 2 4,758 3,676 1,082 95 91 4

165 143 22 3,844 2,875 969 34 33

165 143 22 3,844 2,875 969 34 33

2,026 1,847 179 6 4 2 914 801 113 61 58 3

2,026 1,847 179 6 4 2 914 801 113 61 58 3

277 DISTRICT PRIMARY

Industrial Categories of Main Workers

LocJtion Construction Trade and Transpor,

Code Commerce Storage &

Communication

(VI) (VII) (VIII)

P M F P M F P M F

43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51

02 1,440 1,356 84 1,004 944 60 368 366 2

1,440 1,356 84 1,004 944 60 368 366 2

10 399 384 15 512 475 37 262 260 2

399 384 15 512 475 37 262 260 2

20 1,041 972 69 492 469 23 106 106

1,041 972 69 492 469 23 106 106

278 CENSUS ABSTRAC.T

Industrial Categories of Main Workers

Other Marginal Non-Workers

Servic~ Workers

(IX)

p M F p M F p M F

52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

2,855 2,375 480 2,329 381 1,948 23,631 9628 14,003

2,855 2,375 480 2,329 381 1,948 23,631 9628 14,003

1,188 931 257 1,040 170 870 11,890 4,891 6,999

1,188 931 257 1,040 170 870 11,890 4,891 6,999

1,667 1,444 223 1,289 211 1,078 11,741 4,737 7,004

1,667 1,444 223 1,289 211 1,078 11,741 4,737 7,004

279

NORTH ANDAMAN C.D. BLOCK

281 691 RGU98-37 VILLAGE. PRIMARY

North Andaman CD. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (inclu-

village in Occupied House- ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Total 6522 6528 31852 17178 14674

Rural 6522 6528 31852 17178 14674

Urban

DIGLIPUR TEHSIL

Narcondam Island

Narcondam Island (Police Post) NA. 3 3 17 17

East Island

2- East Island (Police Post & NA. 15 15 29 25 4

Light House)

North Andaman Island(Part)

3 Karen Basti, E(F)A NA. II II 54 30 24

4 Santi Nagar, E(F)A: NA. 64 64 352 177 175

5 Ganesh Nagar,E(F)A t NA. 161 161 802 440 362

6 Gandhi Nagar,E(F}A NA. 41 41 184 102 82

7 Gandhi Nagar (Forest Beat) NA. 99 99 534 282 252

8 Haridas Kattai, E(F)A~J NA. 19 19 102 52 50

9 Shyam Nagar,E(F)A-: NA. 3 3 8 4 4

10 Burma Chad,E(F)A NA. 51 51 212 127 85

II Shyam Nagar, (RV) .;, l 724.10 49 49 231 115 116

12 Radha Nagar, E(F)A NA. 94 94 494 245 249

13 Radha Nagar, (RV)(lncl. 925.35 95 95 972 828 144

FRB & APWD)

14 Swarajgram(RV), (Incl. 762.82 140 140 761 389 372

APWD Camp)

282 I CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Andamans

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

3254 3261 5 9925 6344

3254 3261 5. 9925 6344

DIGLIPUR TEHSIL

16

20 • 1

13 10 6 3

50 49 93 56

125 110 186 109

25 15 44 23

67 61 86 38

12 15 24 16

3 4

38 26 35 II

18 28 80 49

62 70 97 60

44 32 423 59

91 106 217 141

283 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M. F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

9091 1010 5084 614 628 19 759 12 175 6 175 6

9091 1010 5084 614 628 19 759 12 175 6 175 6

DIGLIPUR TEHSIL

17

23

14 14

92 2 89

212 12 194 6 12 3 2

49 44 3 2

124 3 120 2 2

27 27

4 4

80 52 75 52 2

64 4 57 4

127 63 117 63

738 9 430 3 12 3 14 14

185 6 84 59 2 15

284 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications , .

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

710 17 433 38 80 2 1196 252 297 1254 7790 12410

710 17 433 38 80 2 1196 252 297 1254 7790 12410

DIGlIPUR TEHSIL

17

22 2 4

8 16 16

3 85 173

4 3 50 164 178 186

53 81

2 3 19 155 230

25 50

4

2 47 33

2 4 51 112

9 118 186

24 9 4 5 240 2 10 5 80 130

4 3 18 4 44 78 160 288

285 VILLAGE PRIMARY

North Andaman C.O. Block l.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total po~ulation (inclu-

village in Occupied House- ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds HOLlseless population)

Houses

p M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

• Oiglipur Tehsil

15 Milangram [RV] [lncI.APW[V 705.16 158 158 779 433 346

Camp & FRB]

16 Paschimsagar, EIF]A [Incl. , NA. 213 214 1152 600 552

Wildlife Sanctuary & F.B.1

17 Lakshmipur [RV] [Incl. Reg .. 704.10 180 180 894 491 403

FC & j APWO Camps1

18 Lakshmipur, E[FJA NA. 16 16 99 50 49

19 Deshbandhugram [RV] Incl.E[F1A 372.16 86 86 510 258 252

20 Madhupur IRV] [lncl.FRB]- 714.56 260 260 1388 70S 683

21 Krishnapuri IRV] 489.88 49 49 289 145 144

22 Rabindrapalli [RV] 121.45 37 37 187 94 93

23 Subhash Gram [RV][lncI.FRB 356.93 269 269 1331 689 642

& APWO]

24 Sitanagar IRV] [lnel.5 APWD 993.67 291 291 1589 799 790

Camps & FRB1

25 Sitanagar E[FJA NA. 16 16 78 38 40

26 Khudirampur [RV].,) 811.97 173 173 975 495 480

27 Khudirampur, E[F]A ',' NA. 7 7 34 20 14

28 Diglipur [RV] [lncl.DIV forest HQ] 100.30 746 746 3106 1700 1406

29 Ramakrishnagram [RV] [Incl. 695.47 410 410 1981 994 987

APWD Camp]

30 Vidyasagarpalli [RV].i 263.86 128 128 660 348 312

31 Keralapuram [RV] 624.02 136 136 596 300 296

286 :ENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Andamans

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

Diglipur Tehsil

90 58 278 18(>

127 125 367 235

86 90 233 130

5 8 24 24

44 60 186 1~4

135 164 440 305

32 25 71 66

13 8 64 56

123 113 452 330

162 185 415 291

9 20 18 8

105 102 257 181

6 4 8 3

227 228 2 1293 877

178 188 612 475

65 67 196 153

47 45 219 198

287 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivarors Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Ldbourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house­

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Diglipur Tehsil

209 12 130 6 10 33 2 2

280 14 250 13 4

242 27 136 15 27 11 23

32 30 26 29 2

132 7 105 S 14 2 2

354 23 138 127 7 2 7 7

76 31 75 31

53 30 S2 29

370 27 249 8 28 3 6 14 14

376 3S 289 10 1S 16 10 19 19

17 2

232 8 176 29

9 9

908 73 74 20 66 S 38 38

486 65 281 17 23 2 6 21 2 21 2

165 22 -63 9 41 2 19 6 6

137 26 48 3 13 2 27 2 2

288 CENSUS ABSTRACT

IndLlstrial CJ[egory of Main Worke: \

VI Vll Vll IX

Constructions Trades & Transport O[liel'

Commerce Storage & S~I'vices

Communications

M F M F M M F M M ------31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Diglipur Tehsil

25 3 4 6 2 34 88 190 246

2 21 5 125 31S 413

44 9 248 376

2 18 19

4 2 5 102 126 143

12 16 44 16 II 25 340 635

69 113

41 63

15 13 44 13 5 318 610

42 9 7 30 416 72S

14 3 20 37

4 2 11 5 15 15 248 457

1(j 9

173 6 215 8 30 291 52 12 9 780 1324

52 33 68 42 15 35 -193 887

I'.> 1J 16 8 1 i'l

II 1 .. 29 20 IQ

289 Nonh Andall1Jn CD. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total pof)Ubtion 1\ndU-

village in Occupied House- ding Institudol'lal 5(

hectares Residential holds Houseless po~tIon)

Houses .- t' M F 3 4 5 6 7 A Diglipur Tehsil

32 Aerfa.i Bay fRV] [lncl. Range" 81.86 191 193 702 433 ~~

HQ. Fe & APWD Camp]

33 Durgapur [RV] [Incl. 4 APWo..._ 415.35 191 to· 874 472 402

& Camps]

34 Shibpur [RV] {Incl. FRB] ; 18.54 124 124 617 300 311

35 Kalipur [RV] 546.98 81 §l 440 216 224

36 Bandhan Nallah, E[F]A NA. 28 28 130 68 62

37 Haran Nallah, E(FjA NA. 22 22 85 45 40

38 Laf1'1',ya Bay. E[F]A ',,/ NA. 39 41 179 102 77

39 Near Namiya Bay [Wild life NA. IS IS

Sanctuary]

Smith Island

40 Sagar Dweep [RV] 364.27 51 5\ 233 122 III

41 Smith [Til"1ber Export Depot. NA. 17 17 30 21 9 IReg.FC]

42 Smith, E[F]A NA. 3 3 29 15 14

Tellsil Total _-_.4768 __ ._.<_ 4773 23734 12801 10933

Rural 4768 4773 23734 1280\ 10933

MA YABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

101 101 559 298 261

175 175 850 462 388

290 _---- CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Andamans

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Diglipur Tehsil

63 54 318 153

95 94 259 152

77 73 164 120

42 57 122 76

17 13 21 15

12 13 16 6

23 43 21

10

20 29 76 49

~ 12 2

4 4 10 4

2331 2376 3 7515 4806

2331 2376 3 7515 4806

MAYABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

63 66 151 110

101 87 271 152

291 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

lU(JI II III IV V

Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

II·IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2il 29 30

Diglipur Tehsil

2-19 13 56 16 16

272 14 28 56 2 110 3 2 2

ISS 10 130 3 4

9C 7 83 5 2

41 34 41 34

26 1-\ 26 14

55 43

I·, 3 It

75 68

19 16

4 4

6834 675 3785 357 502 19 423 II 146 6 146 6

6834 675 3785 357 502 19 423 11 146 6 146 6

MA YABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

145 3 140

230 22 163 9 7 6

292 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communication'>

M F M F M F M F M F M F I . 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

DigliplJr Tehsil

82 2 40 6 24 29 3 2 9 182 247

35 2 9 2 3 29 4 200 388

5 11 9 145 307

3 2 126 217

27 28

4 19 22

10 47 77

7 47 109

3 2 9

11 14

534 12 36Z- 26 78 2 982 205 225 763 5742 9495

534 12 362 26 78 2 982 205 225 763 5742 9495

MA YABUNDER TEHSII. (PART)

4 4 31 149 227

16 9 8 29 ~\ 40 93 192 273

293 V~lLAGE PRIMARY

North Andaman CD. Block

U:ode Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (inclu·

village in Occupied House- ding Ins[itllri::n.ll &

hectares Residential holds Houseless pC'pu!.' ,.111)

Houses

P M

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

MAYABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

l PJrJnghara [Pafanghata] [RV] 701.35 81 81 322 171 151

·f N.lbagrall1 [RV] [lncl.Kalara 1316.11 277 277 1296 711 585

Efe, APWD Camp~ & Nursery Camp]

5 Madhyal1lgram [RV] 468.32 16 16 85 43 42

6 Nicliintapur [RV] 369.31 23 23 118 66 52

7 Pilon Nallah [ FDC Extraction NA. 30 30 84 56 28

Camp]

8 'Narayan Tikri, E[F]A [ Incl. NA. 59 60 223 136 87

Gann~ & Bamboo Level NRA·& FPDC]

9 Kalighat [RV] [Incl. FRB 502.02 335 335 1424 762 662

W.L.S. & APWD Camps, Range,

HQ. & FC]

10 jaganmh Dera [RV] [Incl. NRA, 1679.49 44 44 235 132 103

E[F]A & FRB]

1 1 Rallln.lgar [RV] [Inc!. FRB & 1241.44 175 175 1036 537 499

APWD Camp]

~~ __BJlllboo Nallah, E[F]A NA. 30 30 137 69 68

13 Narkul Danga, E[F]A NA. 7 7 28 12 16

14 Pathi Level, E[F]A NA. 12 12 73 35 38

15 Pel11Jiahdera [FDC Camp] NA. 20 20 49 35 14

J 6 AuslinCreek [Forest Corporation NA. 14 14 37 20 17

CllllP NRAJ

I 7 Railil [FDC] NA. 62 62 230 117 Id

113 Austin IX [ Extration of REG.FC] NA. 2 2 4 2 2 294 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Andamans Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates 0-6 CaSh's Tribes

M M F M F M F

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

MA YABUNDER TEHSll (PART)

32 41 75 46

147 134 378 236

II II 20 17

12 10 39 17

12 8 22 7

26 25 52 15

122 134 518 354

33 23 62 29

105 96 340 255

24 20 7 6

4 5 6 3

12 14 18 18

10 4 9 3

6 6 9 3

33 35 62 50

2

295 VILLAGE PRIMARY '.

Industrial Category of t1ain Workers

Total II III IV V

MJin workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities Industry hold ,Industry

M M F F M M M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 MA YABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

100 12 40 3 19

356 26 222 18 46 22 22

22 16 4

37 II 33 8 3 3

41 36 S

90 33 4 52

364 30 89 4 30 3 SS 3 3

71 4 S9 5

263 98 199 85 32 9 6

35 7

5 5

13 12

24 2 22

13 13 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 MA YABUNDER TEHSll (PART)

35 3 4 2 2 4 4 71 13S

45 2 4 2 15 5 13 262 342 297

2 3 21 39

2 18 27 26

15 27

3 10 43 76

68 46 2 69 21 398 631

3 3 4 61 99

3 2 21 4 274 401

28 34 6~

7 16

22 38

11 14

7 16

5 54 113

2

297 VILLAGE PRIMARY

North Andaman C.D. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (inclu-

village in Occupied House- ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless popu lation)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

MAYABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

19 Borang [RV] [lncl.NRA & 62.32 44 44 152 85 67

Extr. FDC and Timber Extr. SOC.[PVT]J '- 20 Hoari Bay, E[F]A NA. 14 14 86 43 43 21 Ganna Dabla, E[FJA NA. 19 19 81 41 40 22 Austin IV [FC] Uninhabited 23 Bara Dabla, E[F]A NA. 41 41 189 103 86

24 Hara Tikri, E[F]A NA. 28 28 132 72 60 25 Mohanpur [RV] 607.44 61 61 320 167 153 26 Austin II, E[F]A NA. 27 27 170 83 87 27 Pather Gum [FC] Uninhabited

28 Austin I [REG.Fe] Uninhabited 71 Srinagar, E[F]A NA. 51 51 172 94 78 Stewart Island

29 Stewart Island [Fe] NA. 2 2 Curlew Island

30 Curlew Island [Forest NA. 2 Coconut Plantation]

Aveslsiand 31 Aves Island [RV] 15.90 3 3 Interview Island 32- Interview Island [polic Outpost] NA. 11 11 .J .33 Interview Island [Wild NA. 2 2 8 8 life Sanctuary]

Tehsil Total 1754· 1755 8118 4377 3741

(Part) Rural 1754 1755 8118 4377 3741

Urban

298 :ENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Andamans

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 MAYABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

19 19 39 22

8 13 29 15 13 15 20 10 #./ Uninhabited

25 21 6\ 38 27 18 26 23 36 36 107 64 14 15 38 33 Uninhabited

Uninhabited

28 29 27 11

2

11 8

923 885 2 2410 1538 923 885 2 2410 1538

299 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II Ill, IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

3

II

8 8

2257 335 1299 257 126 13 336 29 29 '2257 335 1299 257 126 13 336 I 29 29

300 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

MAYABUNDER TEHSIL (PART) 33 66

2 13 22 27 3 20 24

Uninhabited 2 47 49 2 40 36 2 16 3 8 53 66 97 52 53 Uninhabited

Uninhabited

4 40 64

3

II

176 5 71 12 2 214 47 72 491 2048 2915

176 5 71 12 2 214 47 72 491 2048 2915

301

MIDDLE ANDAMAN C.D. BLOCK

303

CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Andamans

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 C3stes Tribes

M F M M F M F

9 10 11 12 13 14 1S 16

4087 3950 67 48 16806 11559

4087 3950 67 48 16806 11559

MA YABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

185 200 5 6 965 637

128 89 547 417

24 3S 138 110

27 31 122 96

10 5 44 40

28 32 141 122

43 31 III 110

117 106 582 375

6 2 18 20

133 129 427 268

------Uninhabited ------

------Uninhabited ------

10 15 25 9

25 14 40 34

4 2

8 8 9 8 305

691 R0Il98---40 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers Total " III IV V Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

12616 1300 3606 4\\ 900 19 1979 109 22 \\ \523 \0 1523 \0

12616 1300 3606 411 900 19 1979 109 22 11 1523 10 1523 10

MAYABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

729 73 3 2 224 6 23 23

368 43 29 4 74 4 25 25

120 10 13 21 2 28 7 7

84 7 29 9 11 3 18 18

26 10 8 3 4 6 4

97 73 31 25 26 41 15

78 6 62 2 4

396 38 51 9 2 88 18 2 18 2

14 3 7

281 15 182 4 25 3 34

Uninhabited ------­

Uninhabited ------....

27 5 23 5 3

52 4 25 2 4

3 3

14 \I

306 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 1603 94 835 62 265 6 1863 475 261 1540 12484 18619

1603 94 835 62 265 6 1863 475 261 1540 12484 18619

MA YABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

153 9 96 7 32 195 50 3 640 1033

99 37 2 25 72 35 7 399 595

33 2 3 15 5 4 16 81 184

3 4 2 8 5 90 157

2 3 3 32 46

8 2 2 13 7 100 101

3 2 7 4 104 161

134 6 29 4 2 71 14 4 3 389 597

3 10 27 13 5

13 6 2 18 6 8 373 559

Uninhabited

Uninhabited

4 19 21 27

23 10 68 42 28

10 10 II

307 VILLAGE PRIt'-1ARY

Middl~ AndamJI1 CD. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (inciu-

village in Occupied House- ding Institutional &

hectares Re5ld~ntiJI holds Houseles5 population)

Houses

p M

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

MA YABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

50 Pathenikry [FC] NA. 27 27 86 53 33

51 Bajotta [FC] NA. B 8 33 22 11

52 BajJto, E[F JA & 40 ACRE Plot NA. 25 25 108 61 47

53 Pudumadurai lRVJ [Incl. 607.92 34 34 202 101 101

BajJto BPC]

54 BajJto [BPC] NA. 5 5

55 ChJinpur [RV] [lncl. Chainpur 377.37 93 93 518 273 245

I & II BPC .~ F.B.C.]

56 Chainpur, E[FJA NA. 12 12 21 15 6

57 Hanspuri [RV] [Incl. Hanspuri 504.55 49 49 254 131 123

I & II BPC]

58 H.lnspuri [Wild life sancrualY] NA.

59 Lu ies· in- Lit-Bay [BPC] ~~--' -.----.--~~--- UninhJbited --- _._.-- .--~~------

60 Shippi Tikry, E[F]A NA. 18 18 66 34 32

61 Rampur [RV] [Incl. APWD Camp] 430.25 71 71 435 249 186

62 KJrmatang [RV] [Incl. Karmatang 622.27 160 160 826 440 386

No. X Range HQ. & Camp]

63 Karmatang IX, E[F]A NA. 17 17 77 44 33

64 Karmatang, E[FJA NA. 46 46 189 99 90

65 PJikat Bay, E[F]A [Incl. beat office, NA 41 41 131 66 6S

FEC,CHC & Chupaldera FC]

66 Profullya Nagar [RV] 397.Q3 67 67 342 180 162

67 Basantipur [RV] [Incl. Badam 186.29 68 68 312 163 149

Nallah BPC &.APWD Camps] 308 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Andamans

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M M M

9 10 11 12 ,- 14 1<; 16 - -- MA YABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

12 9 30 16

16 7

24 10 28 23

17 17 74 53

~

55 52 2 196 130

II

29 27 57 36

.-.- .. -...... ---.. Uninhabited ... -- .. --...... -... .

II 14 5 7

24 32 154 95

109 99 233 197

9 7 18 15-

25 34 41 23

13 17 27 9

26 28 115 84

26 23 126 93

309 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

MAYABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

30 30

II 11

24 3 22 3

50 13 41 II 3

5

119 5 71 3

12 3 II 2

71 19 61 18

------Uninhabited ------

21 15 19 13 2

132 9 68 8 8

166 13 98 5 3 5 5 50 50

26 3 17 3 3 2

59 2 36 6 16

50 2 38 2 2

93 53 20

71 7 28 10 9 2

310 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M· F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

MA YABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

4 22 29

II 10

7 30 30 14

5 2 40 50 48

5

5 38 4 153 240

2 2

9 23 60 81

------Uninhabited ------

3 4 10 13

27 3 16 7 117 176

3 6 3 274 373

4 4 16 14 14

6 40 34 48

8 38 16 25

16 4 87 162

12 2 9 4 2 92 140

311 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Middle Andaman CD. Biock

LCode Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (Inelu'

village in Occupied House, ding Institutional &

hectares Residel1tail holds Houseless popu latlon)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 MA YABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

. 68 GO'vindpur fRY] 284.75 158 158 727 397 330

69 P.1resh Nagar [RV] 185.34 89 89 411 213 198

1'0 flirs.) Nagar, E[f]A NA. 24 24 133 73 60

Tl'hlil Total 2860 2860 13452 7244 6208

(P.)I!) Rur.ll 2860 2860 13452 7244 6208

UiI)Jrl

Rangat Tehsil

]JiJ)ur [RV] [Incl. KorangnJllah 214.24 79 79 431 231 200

APWD Camp]

2 KJI11Jlapur [RV1 139.24 44 44 209 118 91

J PinJkinagar [RV1 343.54 107 108 612 319 293

4 ~t1rinJgar [RV] [Incl. Billyground 488.98 285 285 1.489 817 672

4 APWD Camps]

5 LJukinalla, E[F]A NA. ISO ISO 629 316 313

6 Dukenagar[ RVj 280.2i. 74 74 409 225 184

7 Santipur fRY} 295.04 113 113 560 298 262

8 Pitci1ar Nalla [Coupholders Camps] ~~---~------Uninhabited ------_------_.-

9 Swadesh Nagar fRV] [ll1cl. 341.69 264 264 1.243 666 577

Pltchar Nallah 4 APWD Camps & FC]

10 ThoraktJng [Reg. & Extr. FC] ------_--_._-- Uninhabited ------.. -~- .. ------....

II Dharampur [RV][Incl. (FO 302.64 89 89 431 22? 209

Nallal1 APWD Camp]

·12 Tiruvanchikulam [RV1 117.93 44 44 203 103 100

,Jj Ramacl1andra Nagar [RV] 20.20 7 10 41 14 27

312 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Andamans

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 II 12 13 14 IS 16 MAYABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

50 57 316 197

34 40 ISS 109

25 8 23 26

1234 1172 8 6 4804 3368

1234 1172 8 6 4804 3368

Rangat Tehsil

26 29 179 116

16 9 80 49

46 46 198 135

100 88 601 414

73 100 145 79 ,. 43 44 157 88

59 62 184 122

...... __ .... _------Uninhabited --_ .. _----_ .... _---_ ......

911 104 464 333

Uninhabited ------

30 35 168 136

13 19 74 61

3 3 II 22

313

691 RG1J98--41 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities IndustrY hold IndustrY

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

MAYABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

188 17 55 33 27

102 3 35 10 24 6 6

25 2 18

3545 403 1144 112 190 66 640 20 152 2 152 2

3545 403 1144 112 190 66 640 20 152 2 152 2

Rangat Tehsil

95 4 39 2 28 2 2 2

62 5 47 4 10

157 12 86 6 52 3 4 6 6

410 16 113 170 7 10 10

165 20 159 20 "l

110 2 32 2 70 2 4 4

167 36 154 33 5

------...... ----- Uninhabited ----.-.. ------._-----

303 32 63 3 21 103 8 9 9

Uninhabited ------

133 25 59 10 2 '3

52 2 21 5

5 4 314 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communkadons

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 31 38 39 40 41 42

MAYABUNDER TEHSIL (PART)

14 6 4 48 15 209 JIJ

18 8 2 111 194

7 11 33 37 25

566 21 216 15 17 3 551 163 16 394 3623 5411

566 21 216 15 17 3 551 163 76 394 3623 5411

Rangat Tehsil

12 3 4 7 47 59 89 137

3 56 85

4 5 3 162 281

12 48 2 48 12 7 4 400 652

3 4 113 147 180

2 3 112 182

2 6 2 2 6 129 220

_... _------Uninhabited ------

45 2 21 8 32 17 13 3 350 542

------Uninhabited ------

10 2 6 50 12 6 83 184

9 2 15 12 50 86

2 2 3 9 22 315 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Middle Andaman C.D. Block

L.Co~e Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (inclu-

village in Occupied House- ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Rangat Tehsll

14 Cutbert Bay E[F]A NA. 35 35 178 99 79

15 Dhaninallah, E[F]A & FC NA. 50 50 141 93 48

16 Sippli Tikry E[FJA NA. 12 12 48 21 27

Shivapuram [RV] [Incl. APWD 200.84 269 270 1109 627 482 _/-7 J.

Camps, Dhaninallah FC & B/pur

Range HQ.FC]

,-18 Padmanabhapuram [RV] 135.26 94 94 411 212 199

[lncl.RRO Barracks APWD]

\..19 Panchwati [RV] [Incl. Beat work 325.45 93 93 442 229 213

FC & APWD Camp]

20 Amkuni [RV] [Incl. APWD Camp] 133.43 77 77 354 190 164

21 Nimbutala [RV] [Incl. Beat 460.26 541 541 2401 1384 loi7

work FC]

22 Dasharatpur [R'l] 324.97 95 95 515 272 243

\.P ]anakpur [RV] 276.45 85 85 503 252 251

,24 Rangat [RV] 210.26 796 800 3256 1780 1476 '/

,25 Sitapur [RV] 105.48 41 41 222 120 102

~ 2f> MithUa [RV] 118.06 87 87 404 228 176

_,27 Rampur [RV] [Incl. Range HQ. FC] 565.76 244 244 1100 569 531

28 Parnasala [RV] [Incl. Tramline FC] 240.45 123 123 684 350 334

1,29 Parnasala II [EXtr . FC] NA. 28 28 141 70 71

,30 Parnasala III [Reg.FC] , NA. 15 15 52 33 19

- 31 Kalsi No.3 [BPC] NA. 5 5

~ 3--2 Kalsi No.4 [BPC] NA. 7 7 316 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Andamans

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

"- Raneat Tehsll 24 21 47 26

18 17 34 10

3 8 14 9

98 74 454 322

23 23 128 127

48 50 HI 100

34 32 122 80

196 195 942 531

, , 53 52 193 127

40 46 170 143

240 256 4 1393 973

10 16 89 53

38 29 150 103

74 81 447 366

64 71 241 180

12 7 43 46

9 16 10

5

7

317 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total I II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Rangat Tehsil

48 48

54 IS 39

13 13

296 25 6 9 104 6 63 63

103 16 II 3 54 2 3 3

108 6 13 37 29 2

105 9 35 13

782 47 120 28 73 5 21 8 31 31

117 '" 63 17 . 4 6 6 135 8 88 3 2

958 160 44 12 34 5 63 tt 76 3 76 3

63 28 5S 22 2 2 \\4 8 18 3 37 7. '" 6 6 280 43 32 3 3 62 2 9 9

146 14 52 7. 6 60 3

28 4 26

13 13 5

7

318 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communkations

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Rangat Tehsil

34 50 45

17 39 31

II 8 16

29 27 7 12 44 II 15 330 442

14 2 2 2 6 12 7 10 30 99 153

17 4 8 3 121 207

44 6 12 2 6 71 79 84

226 19 68 36 179 14 4 598 969

9 6 3 9 3 2 3 153 236

23 2 6 2 10 4 117 243

183 18 233 21 57 267 89 22 18 800 1298

3 5 2 57 72

20 12 17 20 114 148

43 21 2. 10 100 35 3 2 286 486

7 6 5 5 11 2 107 204 213 3 42 67 - 20 19 5

7

319 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Middle Andaman C.D. Block l.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (inclu-

village in Occupied House- ding Instlwtlonal &

. hectares Resldentall holds Houseless population)

Houses

p M F

2 3 4 S 6 7 8

Rangat TehsII

33 Kalsi No. 5 [BPC] --...... ------...... -- Uninhabited --...... -_ .. _-- .. _...... -... -

31 Kalsi No.6 [BPC] NA. 5 5 15 9 6

. 35 Kalsi [BPC] NA. 5 ·5 15 9 6

':.16 Sagwan Nallah [Excr. & Reg. FC] NA. 76 76 350 186 164

37 Kalsi [RV] 385.13 40 40 202 103 99

38 Urmilapur [RV] 219.54 21 21 135 68 67

39 Laxmanpur [RV] 391.65 28 28 184 103 81

40 Bakliitaia [RV] [Incl. HQ Fe 595.25 931 931 3518 1995 1523 \ & APWD Camp]

41 Sabari [RV] [Incl. Yeratta 140.72 174 174 860 481 379

Fe. & APWD Camp]

. 42 Japan Tikri. E[F]A -.... _--_ ...... -.... ----.. Uninhabited --.. ~---- .. --...... -.... ----..

.•1] Bharatpur [RV] 199.99 15 15 88 46 42

H Vishnupur [RV] 345.53 23 23 133 75 58

'lS Shyal11kund [RV] 457.41 48 48 262 123 139

.. ·16 Shaktigarh [RV] 343.59 85 85 408 222 186

·11 Charlllllgca [TP.FC] NA. 34 34 151 78 73

·18 Kaushalyanagar [RV] [Incl. 453.76 186 186 891 471 420

Kaushalyanagar BPC & Kalsi BPC]

'19 Charlungta II [REG.FC] NA. 22 22 105 59 46

!,O Boroinyol II [REQ.FC & APWD] NA. 40 40 174 97 77

_ _ __ ..... 51 Boroinyol 6 & 7 [REG.FC] -.. _------_ .. ------Uninhabited ...... ---...... ---_ .. --- 21 ~2 Baogoan [RV] [Incl. REG.FC] 81.83 10 10 51 30

320 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Andamans

Population Scheduled Scheduled LiterateS

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M- F M F

9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

Ranl3t Tehsil

--...... ------..... - UnlnhabitAtd .._ •.•. _ ••• _ ••••...

8 2

8 4

37 32 91 80

18 23 62 45

12 16 45 32

18 10 68 42

367 329 1077 689

61 51 315 197

.... _-----.... -----.... -- Uninhabited ..-.------

5 8 28 21

13 9 44 26

24 24 84 71

40 26 125 109

15 13 40 35

73 74 352 235

4 6 30 16

7 7 61 39

.. ------.... -----...... Uninhabited .... --_ .... ----_ ...... ----...... -

7 7 'l1 7

321

691 RGII98--42 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Foresuy, Mlnll1I& Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quaml1l (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& AIHed Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 . 2S 26 27 28 29 30 Rangat Tehsil

.. "'---- ... _...... _...... Uninhabited ...... __ ...... _------_ .. _--

5

5

76 3 70

54 3 39 5

33 2 2S 5 3

55 4 42 2 4 4 2 2

1122 37 23 2 7S 2 790 790

200 6 103 2 13 46 2

---.. _------Uninhabited ------_ .. _----.. --

17 2 10 4

31 17 12

SS S 26 2 6 12 3 3

84 6 13 3 13 3 33 33

34 4 21 7 7

201 24 90 10 10 10 11 11

20 3 3 14

40 28

------_ .. - Uninhabited .... -... ------_ .... _----_ ....

10 6 2 2

322 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades lit Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage lit Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Rangat Tehsil

--_ ...... _..... -.. _--_ ...... _ Uninhabited --.. _------.. __ .... _-_ .. ----

5 4 6

5· 4 6

2 109 163

3 7 2 38 49 58

35 65

2 48 76

73 9 64 5 7 84 18 5 872 1481

21 4 11 3 281 373

-_ ...... _--_ .. --- Uninhabited ------•.•. ------

2 3 29 37

44 56

2 2 4 2 67 132

17 2 3 8 2 130 178

2 44 72

8 2 6 7 57 8 23 103 247 293

39 46

10 57 77

Uninhabited ------

20 21

323 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Middle Andaman C.O. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (inclu·

village in Occupied House· ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Rangat Tehsil

53 PorlobJig No.1 5 [FC], [APWO] NA. 59 59 248 128 120 -.' & [BPC]

54 PorlobJig No.1 0 [APWD] & [BPC] NA., 45 45 176 95 81

55 Porlobjig No.9 [REG.FC] NA. 4 4 20 8 12 v 56 YIJig No.9 [BPC] NA. B 8

~7 YIJig No. 1 1 [BPC] NA. 6 6 31 17 14

~ 58 Yeratiljig [RV] [lncl.Extr.FC] 56.56 79 79 377 196 181

59 Boreham Valley [Forest Settlement Area] .. __ ...... _--.. -_ ...... Uninhabited .._---.. _...... __ .. ---_ ...

60 Foster Valley [Forest NA. 17 17 95 50 45

Settlement Area]

61 Macarthy Valley [Forest NA. 26 26 149 72 77 '/ Settlement Area]

62 Jermy Valley [Forest settlement Area] ----_ .. -----_ .... _--- Uninhabited -----.. ----_ .. _------

63 Porlobijg No. 3 [BPC] NA. 38 38 162 91 71

\_M Kadamtala [RV] [Incl. Santan\! 1218.24 450 450 2216 1140 1076

REG.HQ.FC]

65 Bamboo Tikry [BPC] NA. 6 .6 22 12 10

66 Santanu [RV] 244.11 256 256 1117 597 520

67 Uttara [RV] 554:05 169 172 847 464 383

24 106 54 52 '. 68 Gol Pahar, E[F]A NA. 24 24 '~ 69 Chotaligbang [Jarawa] NA. t' 50 26

70 Between Chotaligbang And ··•••••••• ...... ·Uninhablted .. •.... · .. •...... •.. ·

Foul Bay [Jarawa] [No Name]

7J Foul Bay [Jarawa] NA. 34 19 15 324 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Andamans

Population Scheduled Scheduled literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 I I 12 13 14 IS 16

Rangat Tehsil

11 12 2 86 68

17 11 57 33

2 3 7

8

2 15 11

30 26 116 101

------,- Uninhabited .... __ .... -.. _---_ .... ------

13 6 35 24

20 17 36 38

------Uninhabited ------

17 18 S5 32

189 217 3 745 533

2 3 10 7

82 84 388 270

90 63 306 194

15 16 27 15

4 26 24

Uninhabited------

4 4 19 15 J25 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mlnln,& Manufacturing, Processing Servicin, & Repairs

(I·IX) Labourers Fishin" Hunting & Quarrln, (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house·

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 \ 29 30

Rangat Tehsil

59 2 20

40

4 4

8

6

74 5 19 3 52 2

Uninhabited .---..-.- ...-- ••••• --.

28 22 28 22

29 8 27 8

Uninhabited ...... •..• -_ ..- •.... _•.

40

565 43 354 24 59 13 9 17 17

6

263 59 84 31 12 10 36

228 64 131 45 26 6 18 5 5

2S 2 24 2

22 23 22 23

-----_---- ..... _.... _--- Uninhabited ------

15 10 15 10 326 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

Rangat Tehsil

24 2 13 2 67 118

29 2 8 54 80

4 12

8

6 II 14

3 61 122 115

._------.. _-...... -.. - Uninhabited -- ... -...... _-_ .... _------

22 23

2 2 15 41 54

------Uninhabited ------

24 13 51 70

30 29 67 6 254 574 779

6 6 10

65 2 7 5 54 15 4 334 457

3 7 3 7 30 9 112 236 207

29 50

4

Uninhabited ------

4 5

327 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Middle'lo.ndaman C.O. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No.. of Total population (inclu­

village in Occupied House- ding Instlwtionai &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Rangat Tehsll

72 Yeretiliig 10 [BPC] NA. 4 4 19 8 11 Porlob Island /

73 Porlob Depot. [FC] 2 2 2 2 \/ Long Island

,74 Lalajig bay [Agri.Camp] NA. 8 8 17 11 6

,}-S Long Island [RV] [Incl. HQ & 400.33 524 524 1900 1094 806

Workshop FC]

Tehsil Total 7406 1418 33368 18117 15251

Rural 7406 1418 33368 18117 15251 Urban

328 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Diistrict : Andamal\f,

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

Rangat Tehsll

2 6 6

2

7 2

160 127 744 441

2853 2778 59 42 12002 8191

2853 2778 59 42 12002 8191

329

691 R0Il9I-43 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house­

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Rangat Tehsil

4

2 2

8 8

569 36 10 15 177 3 272 272

9071 897 2462 299 710 19 1339 89 22 II 1371 8 1371 8

9071 897 2462 299 710 19 1339 89 22 II 1371 8 1371 8

330 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non·Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

Rangat Tehsil

4 4 II

3 6

22 23 4 61 16 13 14 512 756

1037 73 619 47 188 3 1312 312 185 1146 8861 13208

1037 73 619 47 188 3 1312 312 185 1146 8861 13208

331

SOUTH ANDAMAN C.D. BLOCK

333 VILLAGE PRIMARY

South Andaman CD. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (inclu-

village in Occupied House- ding Institutional &

hectares Residenti"31 holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Total 18879 18972 87826 48136 39690

Rural 18879 18972 87826 48136 39690

Urban

Port Blair Tehsil

North Passai:e Island

Merk Bay [Agri. Camp] NA. 7 7 17 9 8

2 Elephenstone Harbour NA. 15 15 30 18 12

[Depot,work FC]

Strait Island

3 Strait Island [AS] NA. 12 12 33 22 11

Baratang Island

4 Pawajig [Extr.FC] NA. 4 4 9 6 3

5 Pawajig [Contractors FC & NA 22 22 98 54 44

Nayadera Fe at Pawajig]

6 Papita Dera [Extr & Reg.FC] NA. 6 6 12 6 6

7 Adojig NA. 150 150 762 423 339

8 Bejoygarh [RV] 71.43 43 43 255 145 110

9 Udayagarh [RV] 24.26 15 15 97 48 49

10 Sankar Nallah [APWD] NA. 41 41 137 84 53

II Vishnu Nallah [APWD] NA. 16 16 63 35 28

12 Bolcha, E[F]A ••• e ______Uninhabited ------

13 South Creek [Exer. -Cum-Reg, NA. 43 43 235 125 110

FC & APWD Camp]

14 South Creek, E[F]A NA. 17 17 111 60 51

15 Sundergarh [RV] 301.24 133 133 735 391 344

334 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Andamans

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M M F M F M F

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 7424 7305 695 600 31906 21096

7424 7305 695 600 31906 21096

Port Blair Tehsil

2 3 2

4 7 3

3 13 11 12 2

7 7 27 21

2

67 67 247 151

30 18 80 47

7 9 24 13

13 13 55 31

4 5 25 14

--~~------Uninhabited ------

21 12 74 70

10 13 29 13

65 59 226 172

335 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main.workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarrlng (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities IndusQ'y hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 24979 2873 3816 656 2731 19 4387 232 226 119 1939 123 1939 123

24979 2873 3816 656 2731 19 4387 232 226 119 1939 123 1939 123

Port Blair Tehsll

7 7

15 14

16

4 4

33 14 '19 19

6 5 6 5

169 14 52 7 3 31 2 4 4

66 24 22 13 8 24 8 3 3

25 23 2

54 7 26 4 17 3

------_ .. ----- Uninhabited ------.. ------

46 6 29

18 11

144 29 34 16 60 2

336 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial CategOry of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non·Workers

ConstrUctions Trades tit Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage tit Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 38 39 40 41 42 4422 344 1692 171 1332 39 4391 983 450 1585 22707 35232

4422 344 1692 171 1332 39 4391 983 450 1585 22707 35232

Port Blair Tehsll

2 8

3 12

16 6 10

2 3

21 44

64 12 3 4 6 4 248 321

I 2 6 3 78 86 3 20 48

II 3 13 3 30 46

12 2 18 ·28

----_ .. ------Uninhabited ...... •......

6 4 5 4 2 2 77 102

7 42 50

30 5 2 12 10 247 315 337

691 RGII98---44 VILLAGE PRIMARY

South Andaman CO. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (indu-

village in Occupied House· ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Port Blair Tehsil

16 Nilambur E[F]A ... --_ .... _...... _- .. __ .. Uninhabited --.. -- __ .. -.. -- .. --_------

17 Kanchangarh [RV] 228.77 16 16 124 61 63

18 Nilambur [RV] 149.23 381 381 1557 889 668

19 Middle Strait [FC & BPC] NA. 36 36 141 71 70

20 Abaygarh [RV] 50.90 9 9 63 30 33

21 Ranglachang [RV] 72.18 7 7 61 29 32

22 Ranglanchang [FC] NA. 2 2 17 9 8

23 Nayagarh [RV] 387.28 40 40 251 138 113

24 Rajatgarh [RV] 183.41 24 24 185 95 90

25 Wrafter's Creek [RV] 87.53 83 83 428 224 204

26 Wrafter's Creek E[F]A NA 2. 2 7 5 2

86 Lorrojig [Extr.Camp] NA. 45 45 212 108 104

Peel Island

27 Peel Island [No. III FC] _.. ----_ .. --_------Uninhabited -.. _----- .... ------_

28 Peel Island [No. II FC] NA. 4 4 4 4

29 Peel Island [No. I FC] ----- .. ----- .. ---.. -.... Uninhabited --_ .. --.. --.. ---.. -- .. ---.. --

30 Peel Island [No. IV FC] ----.. _-----_ .. -.... --- Uninhabi[ed --.... -.... ------.. --.. --.... --

Havelock Island

31 Bejoy NaJar [RV] 292.06 128 128 564 J08 256

32 Govinda Nagar [RV] 359.67 402 407 1823 971 852

33 Shyam Nagar [RV] 311.14 74 78 418 224 194

'.34 Krishna Nagar [RV] 363.24 103 104 618 317 301

35 Radha Nalar [RV] 391.24 50 52 258 135 123

338 ,------CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Andamans

Population Scheck!led Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

Port Blair Tehsil

-.------Uninhabited ------13 18 37 28

159 100 3 586 389

9 13 45 44

4 5 19 22

7 10 15 12

5 2 2 5

24 24 79 52

20 15 58 48

43 44 136 100

4

15 16 65 56

Uninhabited ------

3

Uninhabited

Uninhabited

57 54 166 104

171 160 631 406

28 37 149 86

72 60 205 139

30 29 74 35

339 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Wor1cers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Port Blair Tehsil

._------Uninhabited ------.. _

27 23 4

402 36 155 6 4 4

39 2 3 22

21 9 18 8

17 2 17 2

3 3

78 16 26 35 15 7

42 38 2.

91 3 14 2 69

5 5

48 23 48 23

Uninhabited ------

4 3

------Uninhabited ------

------Uninhabited ------

166 5 86 56 2 2

519 42 103 2 112 4 69 26 3 26 3

112 7 50 19 8 2 5 5

155 6 77 27 16

64 10 51 10 2

340 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non·Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37. 38 39 40 41 42

Port Blair Tehsil

------Uninhabited -_ .. _-- .. ------_ .. _...

34 63

97 49 17 80 27 4 3 483 629

12 2 32 66

2 2 9 22

15 12 15

6 8

2 7 60 97

53 89

6 2 4 131 197

60 81

Uninhabited ....•...•......

Uninhabited

Uninhabited

11 7 4 4 142 251

69 3 52 3 12 76 26 452 809

4 2 17 9 2 112 185

10 4 5 8 11 2 2 8 160 287

11 71 113

341 VILLAGE PRIMARY

South Andaman C.D. Block

LCode Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (inclu-

village in Occupied House- ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Port Blair Tehsil

John Lawarance Island

85 John Lawarance [NRA, Exu.FC NA.-J 19 19 51 35 18

& Ghat Depot]

Neills!and

36 Sitapur [RV] 555.'l4 43 43 248 129 119

37 Bftaratpur [RV] 187.92. 80 80 467 264 203

38 Nell KeI'Idra [RV] 101.31 240 246 866 486 380

39 Lakshmanpwr [RV] 172.64 !IO 50 331 178 153

40 Ram Nagar [IV] 192.07. 110 115 551 322 229

South Andaman Island [Part]

41 Minnie Bay [RV] 165~J 587 587 1641 987 654

42 School Line [RV] 140.04 -./ 283 286 1337 731 606

43 Dollygunj [RV] 172.87,/ 170 170 812 443 369

44 Pahargaon [RV] 172.90~ 724 730 3184 1862 1322

45 Ausdnabad [RV] 132. 15 295 295 1330 734 596

46 Brookshabad [RV] 414.66.,;' 153 153 651 . 383 268

47 Brichgunj [RV] 431.34 J 375 376 1435 827 608

48 Protherapur [RV] 463.36.) 764 768 3247 1841 1406

49 Garacharma [RV] [Incl. MISC.FC] 585.91 1123 1135 4993 2761 2232

50 Teylorabad [RV] 413.05J 161 161 794 413 381

51 Calicut [RV] 421.50J 219 219 1169 639 530

52 Beadonabad [RV] 616.25-. / 152 152 773 426 347

53 Rangachang - Makhapahar, E[F]A NA. -i} 31 31 135 84 51 ~4;_ .. 54 Rangachang [RV] 87.15" 194 194 929 519 410 342 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Andamans

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 II 12 13 14 16

Pon Blair Tehsil

4 8 IS 5

16 25 82 59

48 51 145 78

65 72 2 2 291 182

27 22 112 71

38 J4 247 127

128 146 631 434

105 107 571 390

58 SO 338 249

234 184 1312 717

107 111 523 330

69 62 3 215 106

IZ9 130 539 372

290 260 1285 764

402 353 3 2024 1282

68 66 266 193

78 85 477 339

66 54 310 179

10 4 34 13

52 66 392 245

~343 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house­

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Port Blair Tehsit

31 31

65 12 39 8 20 3 3

135 42 118 38 3

294 46 114 29 37 16 8 8

75 26 59 21 3

170 4 86 54 4

670 34 25

365 47 19 34 4 34 4

226 40 14 39 8 17 17

1051 188 6 % 5 42 7 9 IS 73 5 73 5

378 56 IS 33 5 10 4 10 II 26 26

202 18 9 8 7 7

527 35 7 1 17 10 10

1068 159 30 98 7 93 6 101 56 73 6 73 6

1467 158 35 2 13 2 162 20 13 19 117 9 tl7 9

208 91 84 69 3 5 2 4 6 3 6 3

347 87 167 68 8 12 4 8 8

239 63 118 47 31 6 12 4 4

33 31

310 14 17 39 41 19 2 19 2 344 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage &­ Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

Port Blair Tehsil

4 18

2 2 25 62 82

3 5 4 3 45 129 116

32 25 60 16 9 66 183 268

3 8 3 42 102 85

2 4 II 3 3 106 149 119

457 9 3 183 25 2 9 315 611

85 4 35 3 64 5 123 30 7 3 359 556

30 15 3 22 88 28 217 329

397 87 97 25 163 254 46 15 7 796 1127

107 7 36 5 36 2 105 21 10 2 346 538

71 8 13 3 2 90 6 181 250

267 10 15 23 186 22 299 573

312 19 82 8 96 3 182 54 3 772 1144

364 62 153 21 187 7 400 115 48 39 1246 1935

30 7 II 61 II 205 290

34 2 26 2 31 55 12 7 292 436

31 6 12 25 7 187 284 51 50

29 37 29 99 9 3 13 206 383 345

691 RG1!98-45 VILLAGE PRIMARY

South Andaman C.D. Block

L.CoGie Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (indu-

village In Occupied House- ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Port Blair Tehsil

55 Kodiaghat-Burma Nallaha, E[f]A NA. 43 43 184 95 89

56 Bimlitan [RY] 1997.83 165 165 843 465 378

57 Chidyatapu [RV] [Incl. MISC.FC] 1373.17./ 49 55 248 140 108

58 BOlda Nallaha [Bada Balu], E[F]A NA. " 25 25 1'19 65 54

59 t-1unda Pahar, E[F]A NA.",· 8 8 27 13 14

60 B.ada Balu [FC] NA. 4 4 22 14 8

Rutland b;land

61 R~ltland Island [RV] 92.00 55 55 245 139 106

62 Bamboo Nallaha [Reg. FC] NA. 15 15 48 3S 13

63 Bada Khari [Extr.FC] NA.vI 73 73 235 136 99

64 Anarkali [Reg. FC] NA. 3 3 8 6 2

65 Turturi [Reg.FC] NA. 12 12 26 17 9

North Sentinel Island

87 North Sentinel Island [Sentinelese] NA.v" 26 14 12

Little Andman Island

66 Dugong Creek [OS] NA_,j 33 33 86 47 39

67 Vikekanandapuram [RY] NA.~! 242 246 1235 661 574

68 Rabindra Nagar [IVth Village] NA:o# 151 151 757 392 365

69 Forest Camp at 19 Km. [FDC] NA:-:' 16 18 59 31 28

70 Ramakrishnapuram [RV] NAJ 458 458 2324 1206 1118

71 Forest Camp at 14 km. 5·III[FDC] NA.• 29 38 105 61 44 . , 7·2 Forest Camp at 14 km. 5·II[FDC] NA._ 29 29 92 ';49 ~. 43

73 Forest Camp at 14 km. 5-I[FDC] NA, 12 12 28 19 9

74 Butler Bay Forest Camp 4-111 [FDC] NA. './ 39 39 108 53 55

346 ClNSUS ABSTRACT

District: Andamae.

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 II 12 tJ 14 15 16 Port Blair Tehsil

9 15 15 28

82 74 244 161

27 27 9Z IZ

7 9 43 21

3 7 7

4 6 5

27 23 z 77 41

9 3 7 4

42 36 41 25

S

3 9 ..

2 14 12

6 5 41 37 S 2

101 96 '473 29S

78 97 238 156

6 8 20 12

197 212 825 556

19 17 23 9

10 13 29 17

3 2 9 2

5 17 33 26 347 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (3) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Port Blair Tehsil

51 45 4

271 91 134 72 110 16

80 8 22 3 32 4 15 2 2

24 24

8 6 2

5 2 2

./ 88 3 31 4 14

24 17 7

85 36 3 45

6 6

14 14

I I 9 t 1 9

I I

353 21 140 8 127 7 29 3 3

222 20 158 15 18 3 3 3

20 2 15

638 41 ZtJ 6 104 2 101 4 19 5 19 5

39 37

30 2 30

13 13

43 2 43 348 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

Port Blair Tehsit

44 88

8 6 II 2 194 286

2 2 2 3 3 13 57 87

41 53

3 4 10

2 7 7

10 5 12 12 2 6 45 102 II 13

51 98

2

3 9

3 3

II 28 31 8 7

II 16 4 23 5 3 100 305 453

21 3 4 5 2 2 J I 168 334

5 11 26

61 10 69 3 4 67 II 3 7 565 1070 I 13 22 31 19 41

6 9

2 10 53 349 Vil.LAGE PRIMARY

South Andaman C.O. Block

L.Code Name of ViUage Area of No. of Nq. of Total population (lndu-

village In Occupied HoUse- ding Institutional 81:

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Port Blair Tehsll

7S Butler Bay Forest Camp 4-IV [FOCI NA.~/ 94 94 350 195 155

76 Butler Bay Forest Camp 4-11 [FOCI NA... • 12 12 52 29 23

77 Butler Bay Forest Camp 4-1 [FOCI NA.J 24 24 82 44 38

78 Netaji Nagar [RV] NA.,/ 149 149 659 360 299

79 Red Oil Palm [Nursery] Camp NA• ., 117 117 418 236 182

80 MIS Asia & Company [Asia NA..... ' 35 35 110 60 50

Timber Product] [Private]

81 Hut Bay Area NA.v' 1251 1252 4722 2690 2032

82 Harmender Bay [NS] NA, 162 162 1029 551 478

83 South Bay [Light House Camp] NA. 5 5 15 8 7

84 South Bay [OS] NA_" 9 9 16 II 5

Tehsil Total 11023 11094 48549 26950 21599

Rural 11023 11094 48549 26950 21599

Urban

Ferrargunj Tehsll

South Andaman Island [Part]

Middel Strait [BPC] NA. .) 9 9 30 17 13

2 Shoal Bay 19 [FC] NA. 5 5 12 7 5

3 Shoal Bay I 7 [FC] NA. 4 4 4 4 .. Shoal Bay [RV] [Incl . 787.46 258 258 1350 750 600 \ Shoal Bay I 0 Beat work FC 81:

8,9,10,12 APWO CJ

5 Mirchi Dera. E[F]A NA.J 5 7 7 7

I 69 38 31 6 Kalatang [RV] [Incl. Extr.FC] 93.61 J 19 19 350 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Andamans

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Port Blair Tehsil

54 54 91 39

8 8 8 4

15 15 14 12

56 60 260 165

66 67 101 48

8 5 39 15

445 454 27 26 1645 968

106 106 546 476 379 249

2 2 3 2 4

2 11 5

4282 4122 670 571 17662 11131

4282 4122 670 571 17662 11131

Ferrargunj Tehsil

3 3 13 7

3 2

2

126 106 481 333

4

8 7 22 17

351 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Port Blair Tehsil

109 98

17 17

24 24

197 30 44 16 13 3 96 6 6

139 4 122

49 34 49 34 49 34

1606 174 2 2 460 18 27 6 85 26 85 26

274 7 240

5

9 5 9 5

14739 1931 2441 481 992 19 2720 146 183 109 636 103 636 103

14739 1931 2441 481 992 19 2720 146 183 109 636 103 636 103

Ferrargunj Tehsil

8

4 4

4 4

348 25 94 8 21 3 138 3

4 4

21 18 352 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers " VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Port Blair Tehsil

7 2 86 155

>I' 12 23

20 37

14 II 2 9 9 61 90 102 179

13 2 2 97 178

II 16

506 64 235 9 78 205 50 8 9 1076 1849

16 3 4 11 6 23 153 254 318

5 3 7

2

3257 298 1068 91 847 23 2566 596 262 843 11949 18825

3257 298 1068 91 847 23 2566 596 262 843 11949 18825

Ferrargunj Tehsil

8 9 13

3 4

57 2 12 3 22 8 145 402 430

3

2 17 31

353

691 RGII98--46 VILLAGE PRIMARY

South Andaman C.D. Block

L.Co~ ),lame of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (indu-

village in Occupied House- ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M f

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Ferrargunj Tehsil

7 Wright Myo [RV] [Incl. 108.02 144 144 714 374 380

Treansit Depot.Fe}

8 Madhuban [RV] [Incl. Elephant 1299.53, 10 10 15 11 !

Training Camp.FC]

9 Malapuram [RV] 166.18'" 71 11 465 248 217

10 Mannarghat [RV] [Incl. Mile. Fe] 469.08 160 160 987 501 486

Ii Wimberlygunj [RV] [Incl. ~at 184.35 620 620 3092 1681 1411

Check Pon.FC]

12 Stewangunj[R.V] 83.14·") 118 1t8 888 449 439

13 MOUJIt Harriet [RV] [lncl.FC] 4.11 V .. ]

14 North Bay [RV] 117.3J 169 174 763 419 344

15 Hopi Town [RV} 107.18, t04 204 .889 502 387

16 Panitlha[, E[F]A .... ----.. -_ ... __ .. __ .. - Uninhabited ------.. _.. _...... _--

17 Shore Point [RV] 61.13 455 455 1908 1051 855

18 Bambootlat [RV] [Incl.~ 357.Z7 963 970 4726 2539 2187 -, Checkpost FC]

19 Govindapuram [RV] 109.03,,/ 65 65 486 259 227

20 Knapuram [RV] 147.00, 85 85 653 351 302

21 Kadakachang [RV] [Incl. 197.98 63 63 328 159 169

Transit Depot Fe]

22 Alipur [RV] 15.40, 3 4 14 8 6

23 Mathura [RV] 152.17, 108 108 495 260 235

24 Bindraban [RV] 379.72· 265 265 1297 692 60~

25 Beach Dera, E[FJA NA. _, 28 28 125 63 62 354 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Distrkt : Andamans

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

Ferrargunj Tehsil

50 69 160 219

8

51 41 175 ISO

67 86 1711 196

226 250 I}U 902

90 97 318 257

3

77 85 188 89

83 90 328 103

-----. __ .------UnWtablwd ------

157 164 718 426

353 382 1 1 1736 1195

53 43 183

56 60 266

13 26 101

2 7 3

26 39 206 155

98 102 499 348

8 4 37 32 355 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Aaricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(!-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards ~ Other than house·

& Allied Activities Industry holdl~

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Ferrargunj Tehsll "- 192 19 3 2 27 48 4

13 13

115 4 10 38 12 3 3

215 24 11 4 3 97 8 2 2

766 114 17 2 51 32 144 13 53 2 53 2

156 4 2 26 10 35 2 35 2

2 2

232 46 4 171 5 2 2

249 17 5 50 10 7 57 57 ...... •...... •· ... Uninhabited····· .•. ···•····

561 16 2 20 402 3 402 3

1239 105 27 4 57 4 101 3 2 507 4 507 4

71 3 7 5 22 22

129 5 37 19 7 7

86 24 11 14 10 5 24 13 13

4 2 2

136 .. 16 31 14 24 2 14 4 14 4

305 62 20 17 27 9 92 IB 12 12

23 6 21 6 356 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial CategOry of Main Workers

VI VII VII 1X Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 34 35 36 J7 J8 39 40 41 42 Ferrargunj Tehsil

5 14 :3 25 69 8 182 361

2

16 4 13 19 2 2 133 211

II 12 20 59 9 7 3 279 459

167 7 96 4 48 190 54 5 15 910 1,282

28 2 10 43 2 4 J 289 432

22 II 45 11 6 2 187 296

38 2 12 43 34 7 253 369

--····----·····-···Uninhabited·········----·-·

12 2 i8 16 3 91 7 492 839

liS 3 107 3 86 4 234 79 2 4 1298 2,078

9 4 2 21 2 188 224

13 2 2 18 33 2 2 2 220 .295

6 5 S 12 4 73 145

4 6

7 11 10 23 7 10 124 209

75 5 23 2 15 38 10 50 8 337 535

40 56

357 VILLAGE PRIMARY

South Andaman C.D. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (indu·

village in Occupi~d House- ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Ferrargunj Tehsil

26 Jhinga Nallaha [BPC & APWOl NA. 20 20 84 44 40

27 Mile Tilek [RV1 [Ind. 115.61 ' 58 58 282 149 133

Beach Dera FC]

28 Mile Tilek, E[F1A NA•• .! 23 23 99 5S 44

29 Mile Tilek [Agri.Research Farm1 NA- 23 23 97 47 50

30 Mile Tilek [BPC) NA•. ~ 7 7 27 12 15

31 Coffee Plot [BPC] MA., 3 ] 11 5 6

32 Jirkatang No.2 E[FJA NA. .J 10 10 38 23 15

33 Jirkatang No.2 [RV] [Incl. 37.78' ) 113 113 559 304 255

AJ>WD & BPC]

34 Jirkatang Camp No.7 [Extr.FC1 NA. 55 S5 281 150 131

35 Poona Nallaha [BPC & APWD] --·---..• .. ·-- ..·-- ....•• ..--·Uninhabited .------.--.------

36 Patatang [FC) NA•• ) 85 85 268 158 110

37 Port Meadow [FC) NA. 20 20 82 44 38

38 Ferrargunj [RV] [lncJ.£Xtr.FC] 338.81' 200 200 984 538 446

39 Aniket [RV] 89.13 '. 29 29 163 89 74

40 Namunaghar [RV][lncJ.EXTR.FC] 1311.83 246 246 1174 615 559

41 Dundaspoint [RV] 167.26· 106 106 511 268 243

42 Mithakhari [RV] 805.08, 178 178 966 562 404

43 Caddlegunj [RV] 364.67 79 79 446 220 226

4,4 Sona Nallaha [BPC] NA. 5 5

4S Temple Myo [RV] 1384.19 28 28 180 92 88

46 Tirur III [BPC) NA. " 7 7 47 Tirur I [BPC] NA. 29 29 115 57 58 358 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Di5trlct : Andamans

Population Schedulad SChfdu~ Liter~

()'6 ea... Trl;)eJ

F F F F

9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

Ferrarguni Tihsll

4 10 29 20

IJ 14 121 99

7 3 36 28

II 8 11 24

I 11 13

4 4

6 10 5

58 41 187 137

14 9 84 74

······························Uninhabited -...... ---.. ---_ .... --_ ...... -

10 20 84 35

' ,. 4 9 29 20

77 68 5 10 372 252

II 12 60 45

108 99 385 292

34 40 10 7 187 137

64 73 413 235

30 35 151 123

4

21 19 67 54 7

6 12 48 30 359 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial CategOry of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Asricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarrlng (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30 Ferrargunj Tehsil

19

71 3 23 10 2

23 23

26 25

7

3

9 5 1

117 z 11 1 5

49 4 49 3

------Uninhabited------

106 4 87 3

20 17

262 31 65 12 25 2 15 15

48 21 6 8 10 7 7 3

291 23 37 5 52 2 21 13 2 28 28

\30 \\ 33 6 \9 \9

286 16 41 106 27 17 17

98 16 29 4 5

5

41 20 12

7

23 2 2

360 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Ferrargunj Tehsil

8 10· 25 40

18 2 16 2 4 78 126

17 32 27

21 49

7 5 15

3 2 6

2 13 H.

50 4 4 39 16 12 171 241

101 127

------Uninhabited------

7 12 52 106

3 24 37

44 Z 19 3 14 65 22 276 414

8 2 14 2 41 52

82 2 6 11 41 11 4 9 320 527

6 10 10 45 9 138 232

28 12 7 48 11 * 276 388

27 3 6 30 9 78 122 132

5

2 2 4 51 87

7

21 2 34 56

361

691 RGI/98-4"7 VK.LAGI PRIMARY

South Andaman e.D. Block

L.Cod. ~ Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (indu-

village in Occupied House- ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Ferrargunj Tehsil

48 An iali Nallah [BPC] NA. ..~.! 5 5

49 Tin 'r [RY] [Incl. HQ. & II BPC] 79.97 " 43 43 246 130 116

50 Her mtabad [RV] 88.78 ". 58 58 319 172 li7

51 Tlru r IV [BPC] NA. J 2 2 10 10

52 Colillpur [RV] 73.32 59 59 328 183 145

53 Manllur [RV] 331.64 142 142 625 341 284

54 Tusn. Ibad [RV] [Incl. MISe. 262.27 159 159 796 420 376

Work FC]

55 Ograt ·ralj [RY} 373.87 183 183 1078 575 503

56 Muslin 1 Basti [RY} 298.09. 39 39 175 91 84

57 Hobdip ur [RY} 512.20 58 58 323 171 152

58 Mohwa Dera [RY] 701.20 3 6 7 7

59 Balugha!: [RV] 340.32 13 13 41 36 5

60 Port Mount [RV] [Incl. Wild 334.29 74 74 397 213 184

Life SantlJary depot FC]

61 Badmash Pahar [RY] 98.46 54 54 295 166 129

62 Craikabad [RY] 39.49 38 38 196 119 77

64 Chouldari [RY] 1054.8 353 353 1908 1052 856

65 Maymyo [RY] 309.67 49 49 219 133 86

66 Maymyo, E[F]A NA. "I 41 41 213 108 105

67 Wandur [RY] [lncI.Misc.FC] 707.87 195 195 1008 517 491

68 Hasmatabad fRY] 248.25 81 81 389 205 184

69 Hasmatabad, E[F]A NA. 18 18 80 39 41

70 Homfreygunj [RY] 183.38 67 67 335 178 157 362 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Aftdamtns

Population Scheduled Scheduled literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Ferrarguftj Ttluil

4

17 12 99 80

16 13 143 114

2 10

29 20 101 77

51 15 257 199

61 44 286 224

99 107 375 276

13 6 63 55

22 19 107 81

5

9

38 44 , l;. 139 92

20 26 138 68

21 13 66 45

148 1J9 Z 9 693 477

16 14 96 54

21 21 37 n

102 96 239 201

31 37 ISS 103

5 18 11 6

27 13 144 122 363 VILLAGE PRJHARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total I( III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Minllll t!1. Manufacturing, Processing Servicing 8: Repairs

(!-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (bl

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Ferrarguni Tehsil

5

48 4 26 3 8

89 12 23 3 35 4 2

10

100 12 30 2 53 10

172 5 17 82 24 9 9

205 17 19 67 9 5 5

267 10 126 34 9 15 15

50 6 3 9 27

93 25 46 3

7 7

32 3

105 12 9 4 34 2 24

92 8 12 50 3 3 2 2

74 4 7 16 2

491 29 45 240 24 2 10 10

77 11 25 6 5 17 8 8

45 3 14 2 13 5

266 16 79 11 112 24

108 19 15 1 35 3 24 3

20 6 8 5

84 22 21 15 7 6 6 364 · CENSUS ABSTRACT

industrial CategOry of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

C~ Trades at Transport Other Workers

Cormnerc. Stor3jJea: ~.

COIIImtItlicadon

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 4() 41 42

Ferrargunj T.u

5

4 4 4·' 1 28 79 84

4 7 17 4 8 83 127

10

4 2 3 8 2 83 III

4 7 3 16 5 169 179

56 9 6 31 14 3 ZIZ lS9

9 IS 11 ... 9 JaT .3 Z II 5 41 7t

4 4 10 71 151

28 4 5

9 3 Z4 4 108 172

5 4 15 5 11 37 63 84

1 ]6 ! 8 3 11 46 34 27

39 15 6 111 13 18 165 533 661

:5 4 2 1 12 4 7 52 68

12 63 102

3 4 Z 4 30 2 151 475

9 10 6 8 5 97 164

4 19 37

22 2 4 3 21 4 94 135 365 VILLAGE. PlIMAlY

South Andaman C.O. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (indu-

vfIIa8e ill Occupied House- ding Institutional at

hectares Jlesldendal holds HouJtIess population)

Houses

P M f

I 3 4 5 6 7 8

Ferrargunj Tehsil I ! 71 Dhanikhari [RV] 354.13 106 106 407 205 202

72 Sipighat [RV] 381.37 180 180 729 415 314

73 Nayashahar [RV] [lncl.FC] 76.99 ,/ 44 44 204 104 100

74 Nayashahar, E[F]A MA." 51 51 249 129 120 75 Manglutan [RV] [Incl. MIse.FC] 716.54 - 296 296 1469 804 "'5 76 Manglutam E[F]A NA. ,j 43 43 224 117 107

77 Guptapara [RV] 121.77 ' 142 142 743 107 336

78 Manleri-Line Oera, E[F]A NA. 42 42 180 f6 84

79 Manjeri [RV] 3399.11 63 63 330 189 141

Flat Bay Island

63 Flat Bay [IlV] 14.08 -

Viper Island

80 Viper Island [IlV] 31.19, 2 6 7 7

Tehsil Total 7856 7878 39277 11186 18091

Ilural 7856 7878 39177 11186 18091 Urn""

366 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Andamans

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

Ferrargunj Tehsll

23 46 110 75

55 49 250 167

17 19 65 60

19 33 86 42

107 110 557 348

29 19 52 21

70 S6 198 129

20 21 58 40

38 31 lIS 66

6

3142 3183 25 29 14244 9965

3142 3183 25 29 14244 9965

367 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Worlters

Total II III IV V

Main worlters Cultivacors Agricultural LivestOCk, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(!-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarrlng (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

s: AiMed Activities Industry hoid Industry

M F M F M F M F oM F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 H 25 26 27 28 29 30 Ferrargunj TehsIl

III 10 6 61 4 8 10 10

242 9 9 HZ 5 11 1 2 7 Z

63 12 38 21 7

69 4 41 Z 10 16

408 26 115 6 63 3 52 3 9 9

52 11 43 11 Z

201 31 30 4 100 15 10 5 5

46 2 28

76 9 43 2 16 3 2

6 5

10240 942 1375 175 1739 19 1667 86 -43 10 1303 20 1303 20

10240 942 1375 175 1739 19 1667 86 43 10 1303 20 1303 20

368 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Ferrargunj Tehsil

4 2 3 3 116 2 23 94 71 98

13 10 17 37 6 173 305

3 3 9 " 13 41 65

2 11 60 105

71 3 33 3 9 56 8 7 6 389 633

4 65 96

6 23 5 6 22 5 205 305

11 2 4 2 5 45 82

2 4 8 3 112 132

1165 46 624 80 485 16 1825 387 188 742 10758 16407

1165 46 624 80 485 16 1825 387 188 742 10758 16407

369

691 RG1/98-48

CAR NICOBAR C.D. BLOCK

371 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Car Nicobar C.D. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (indu-

village in Occupied House- ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Total 2545 2592 19336 10164 9172

Rural 2545 2592 19336 10164 9172

Urban

Car Nicobar Tehsil

Car Nicobar Island

Mus NA. 153 153 1631 813 818

2 Kinmai NA. 63 63 578 293 285

2 Small Lapati NA. 102 102 1029 518 511

4 Big Lapati [Jayantij NA. 235 235 1669_ 930 739

5 Tapoiming NA. 102 102 797 397 400

6 Chuckchucha NA. 111 111 1199 647 552

7 Kinyuka NA. 108 108 1136 545 591

8 Tamaloo NA. 110 110 1347 670 677

9 Perka NA. 210 211 1523 749 774

10 Malacca NA. 620 665 3073 1672 1401

II IAF Camp NA. 215 215 843 578 265

12 Kakana NA. 150 150 917 488 429

13 Kimois NA. 99 100 681 336 345

14 Arong NA. 103 103 957 490 467

IS Sawai NA. 94 94 1210 603 607

16 Teetop NA. 70 70 746 435 311

Tehsil Total 2545 2592 19336 10164 9172

Rrual 2545 2592 19336 10164 9172

Urban

372 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Nicobars

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1538 1440 7931 7850 6251 4426

1538 1440 7931 7850 6251 4426

Car Nicobar Tehsil

114 III 777 790 505 438

41 41 290 284 186 157

91 85 514 509 328 260

96 91 528 508 661 440

65 66 359 366 227 ISS

99 93 564 551 335 200

110 117 536 581 329 267

108 93 661 672 372 286

108 116 711 743 401 341

224 241 778 757 1133 716

99 75 372 137

98 78 472 415 299 184

50 29 331 340 215 187

88 87 482 465 209 145

94 78 574 588 405 345

53 39 353 281 274 168

1538 1440 7931 7850 6251 4426

1538 1440 7931 7850 6251 4426

373 VILLAGE PRIMARY Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarrlng (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 5103 1303 2 19 143 22 33 33

5103 1303 2 19 143 22 33 33

Car Nicobar Tehsil

394 57 7 2 150 93

232 81 2 7

529 160 33 5 5 188 22 7

288 33 12 12

266 141 2 2 289 152 6

318 172 4

911 112 22 6 6 436 3

260 32

118 27

212 31 3 3 3

252 146 44 16

260 41 6

5103 1303 2 19 143 22 33 33

'5103 1303 2' 19 143 22 33 33

374 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Tr~des & Transport' Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 ..... - 38 39 40 41 42 384 15 475 37 260 2 931 257 170 870 4891 6999

384 15 475 37 260 2 931 257 170 870 4891 6999

Car Nicobar Tehsil

16 51 6 6 60 17 62 371 357 390

4 7 24 6 143 192

5 14 8 43 13 17 21 269 409

45 75 3 123 91 59 2 399 579

7 37 1 2 17 5 2 156 207 222

13 100 4 2 23 5 358 518

12 32 6 8 31 20 3 80 276 370

26 2 1~ 2 -- 23 5 381 525

45 20 3 9 50 20 431 601

180 9 75 5 40 2 319 68 761 1289 163 3 142 262

5 9 5 22 10 62 228 335

18 4 9 6 19 48 199 270

2 2 12 3 61 275 375

6 20 3 3 32 15 61 69 290 392

17 51 12 4 175 270

384 15 475 37 260 2 931 257 170 870 4891 6999

384 15 475 37 260 2 931 257 170 870 4891 6999

375

NANCOWRY C.D. BLOCK

377

691 RGII98-49 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Nancowry C.O. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (Indo-

village in Occupied House- dina InstIwdonal &:

hectares Residential holds Houseless populadon)

Houses

p ~, M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Total 4263 4304 19872 11147 8725

Rural 4263 4304 19872 11147 8725

Urban

Nancowry Tehsll

Choura Island

Tahaila [Incl. APWD Camp NA. 70 70 367 182 185

situated at old School Building1

2 Chongkamong NA. 29 29 138 72 66

3 Alhiat NA. 48 49 229 120 109

4 Kuitasuk NA. 48 48 226 110 116

5 Raihion NA. 54 54 265 153 112

Terssa Islan d 6 Aloorang NA. .. 35 36 214 104 110 7 Aloora NA. 15 15 66 33 33

8 Enam NA. 35 35 167 84 83

9 Luxi NA. 33 33 157 86 71

10 Kalara NA. 6 6 29 18 11

II Chuk Machi NA. 35 35 150 84 66

12 Safed Balu NA. 11 11 47 27 20

13 Minyuk NA. 42 46 208 115 93

14 Kanahinot NA. 8 8 51 25 26

15 Kalasi NA 53- 53 282 149 133

16 Bengali [Incl. APWO Camp] NA. 110 110 408 246 162

Bompoka Island

17 Bompoka Island NA. 10 10 51 23 28

378 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Nicobars

Population Scheduled $cheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1851 1711 4738 4334 6417 3723

1851 1711 4738 4334 6417 3723

Nancowry Tehsil

43 44 181 185 43 16

15 9 72 66 24 11

24 19 115 108 29 8

19 19 108 116 40 14

32 19 133 112 45 14

24 22 104 110 34 20

6 6 33 33 9 4

21 15 83 83 31 18

19 13 86 71 39 21

3 2 18 11 2

15 13 84 66 32 13

5 2 26 20 12 17

26 23 82 72 56 28

4 6 25 26 7 4

25 28 148 133 59 27

54 41 164 139 140 48

4 8 23 28 6 3

379 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II 111 IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 6199 643 251 15 247 19 1847 179 4 2 58 3 58 3

6199 643 251 15 247 19 1847 179 4 2 58 3 58 3

Nancowry Tehsil

94 84

41 37

76 4 67

67 59

88 3 61 2

50 2 46

17 17

45 35

46 ---- 41

14 14

43 2 37 2

II 2 9

59 5 42 4

9 8

74 4 68 3

121 3 45

17 9

380 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 972 69 469 23 106 1444 223 211 1078 4737 7004

972 69 469 23 106 1444 223 211 1078 4737 7004

Nancowry Tehsil

2 8 88 184

4 2 31 64

3 5 3 72 44 33

7 4 56 39 60

10 5 12 4 58 61 51

2 2 45 53 63

4 19 12 14

6 4 3 35 36 47

3 2 37 40 34

5 4 6

3 3 22 41 42

2 5 11 18

13 4 5 8 51 80

7 16 9 10

3 3 9 79 66 50

29 9 5 33 2 14 63 111 96

18 5 9

381 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Nancowry C.D. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (inclu·

village in Occupied House- ding Institutional &.

hectares Res·idential holds Hbuseless population)

Houses

~ M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Nancowry Tehsil

K3tch3111s1and

18 jhoola [Incl. APWD.Camp] NA. 50 51 350 191 159

19 jansin [lncl.APWD Camp] NA. 22 22 187 104 83

20 Hitlat NA. 7 7 81 45 36

21 Mavatapis/Maratapia NA. 21 21 152 76 76

22 Chonghipoh NA. 4 4 27 14 13

23 Sanaya NA. 26 26 169 97 72

24 AlkaipohlAlkripoh NA. 17 18 122 64 58

25 Alhitolhl Alhiloth NA. 12 12 102 57 45

26 Katahuwa NA. 8 8 38 20 18

27 Kumikia NA. 15- IS 81 39 42

28 Kamriak NA. 4 4 31 18 13

29 Hutnyak NA. 3 3 28 15 13

30 Ongulongho NA. 4 4 48 23 25

31 Chonsiyala NA. 2 2 24 14 10

32 Hontona NA. 3 3 31 16 15

33 Kulatapangia NA. 16 16 105 60 45

34 Vyavtapu NA. 36 36 225 119 106

35 Hoipoh NA. 4 4 .54 14 20

36 Mapayala NA. 12 12 71 39 32

37 Chengtamilan NA. 5 5 32 17 15

38 Atkunal Alkun NA. 3 3 24 9 15

39 Tani NA. 7 7 41 18 23

40 Kalminikum/Kalmenkam NA. -- .. -.-~- .. ------.. -- Uninhabited _.. _--_ .... ------382 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Nicobars

Population SCheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Nancowry Tehsil

40 32 171 143 124 71

17 16 79 72 58 37

9 7 38 35 23 16

6 9 68 70 47 39

2 12 13 10 12

16 9 78 69 66 40

15 7 64 58 20 15

14 10 57 45 25 12

4 2 20 18 2

9 6 39 42 9 7

3 2 18 13 9 9

3 2 15 13 6 5

5 2 23 25 6 11

3 2 14 10 4 3

2 2 16 15 5 3

13 12 60 45 20 11

18 22 111 105 74 42

3 10 14 20 8 5

5 8 39 32 26 11

7 17 15 6 8

4 9 15 2 9

4 6 18 23 7 3

------Uninhabited ------_ .... _.. _- 383 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Nancowry Tehsil

84 2 4

S8 17 18 9

30 16 25 6

43 6

10

55 3 3

30 27

26

12 3

23 8

II 9

6

12

9

8 8

27 16

48 31 19

5 4

24 22

6 6

5 5

10 9

------Uninhabited------

384 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Nancowry Tehsil

10 5 17 49 90 108

3 4 2 46 65

15 20

2 7 9 33 61

4 4 12

16 9 15 42 54

2 6 32 51

5 26 26 19

8 18

13 16 29

2 7 13

9 13

11 24

5 10

7 8 8

33 45

5 2 11 3 20 23 51 52

6 8 14

2 15 32

II 15

7 4 8

.. 8 22

------Uninhabited------

385

691 ROl!9S-S0 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Nancowry CO. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (indu-

village in Occupied 'House- ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Nancowry Tehsil

41 Hakonhala NA. 8 8 41 26 15

42 Reakomlong NA. 2 2 11 5 6

43 Sonomkuwa NA. 8 6 2

44 Tavinkin/Tavakin NA. 3 3 23 13 10

45 Halnatai [Hoinatai] NA. 37 37 156 87 69

46 Altaful NA. 111 111 424 245 179

47 Kavatinpeul Karahinpoh NA. 29 29 130 71 59

48 Alsama NA. 26 26 110 66 44

49 Kapanga [Ind. Reg.FC NI NA. 73 73 298 159 139

Nagar, E/B Marine & P.S, RI

Jhopri"" & APWO Camps]

50 Kupinga NA. 18 18 96 47 49

51 Mildera NA. 432 434 1700 911 789

52 W.B. Katchal [Hindra] NA. 15 15 72 42 30

Nancowry Island

53 Alipa/Alips ~----- .. ------Uninihabited ------

54 lapae NA. 6 6 29 16 13

55 Hindra NA. 3 3 12 8 4

56 Mus NA. 2 2 8 4 4

57 Payak NA. 6 6 31 16 15

58 Neang NA. 8 5 '3

59 Tapong [lnd.KabilaJ NA. 26 26 182 97 85

60 lanuanga NA. 10 5. 5

61 Altheak NA. 4 4 24 lS" 9'

62 AI-Hie-Touch [Balu Basti] NA. 4 4. 41 ~9 22 < , 386 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Nicobars

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Nancowry Tehsit

3 2 26 15 16 2

5 6 4 3

2 6 2

3 2 13 10 9 5

16 13 19 14 64 44

34 36 38 31 174 99

10 8 17 10 35 31 9 7 23 24 45 23

17 23 84 83 105 77

8 10 47 49 28 16

143 145 12 13 598 402

8 5 39 29 15 8

...... - .. ---- Uninihabited ----- .. _---_.-----

2 3 16 13

3 8 4 4 '4 4 3 .;, 4 4 16 15 6 2 5 3 4

13 19 91 85 53 39

2 2 5 5

2 15 9 7 5

5 7 19 22 10 9 387 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers -Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house­

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Nancowry Tehsil

10 7

3 2

6 3

48 2 6

144 15 19 4 2 2

38 2 6

33 2 4

92 14 11

27 27 23 11

470 145 403 113 6 6

20 19

------Uninhabited------

10 4

4

2 2

8 5 6

4 2

52

3 5

7 2 388 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Nancowry Tehsil

2 2 6 14 9 2 5

5 2

2 7 10 10 31 2 39 67

68 4 9 11 32 6 101 163

24 2 4 3 33 57

17 10 5 33 37

19 6 31 11 67 125

2 18 21

29 22 14 18 9 441 643

13 22 17

------Uninhabited------

8 6 5

3 4 2 2

3 8 7

7 2 7 45 83 2 4

2 10 9

2 12 20 389 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Nancowry C.D. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (indu-

village in Occupied House· ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Nancowry Tehsil

63 Malacca NA. 25 25 266 128 138

64 Champin NA. 9 14 178 128 50

65 Hinnunga NA. 20 20 126 73 53

66 Tapani [Tapainy] NA. 2 2 9 5 4

67 Inroak/Chinlak ... _----_ .. ------Uninhabited ----- .... _------.. _----

68 ITOI NA. 9 9 58 25 33

69 Alreak NA 8 4 4

70 Hintona NA. 3 3 24 12 12

Kamorta Island

71 Uper Tapu NA. 4 4 36 18 18

72 Pilpilow [lnci.APWD Camp] NA. 43 43 287 153 134

73 Neeche Tapu NA. 5 5 60 28 32

74 Manjula NA. 4 2 2

75 Okiya/Chiya NA. 2

76 Olinpon [Alhinpon] NA. 6 6 22 12 10

77 Bumpal NA. 8 6 2

78 Karan [Karavl ----_---_ ... -_ .. _------Uninhabited ------..

79 Daring [Ind. APWD Camps] NA. 28 28 155 88 67

80 Maru NA. 3 3 13 6 7

81 Chanel [Chanol} NA. 2 2 9 3 6

82 Tamae ------_ .. _------Uninhabited ------

83 Alointung ------... _-_ .. _------Uninhabited ------._---

84 Banderkari [Pulu} NA. 4 4 26 11 15

85 Alpintul Alpintung NA. 1

86 Tomae/lnme ------... _------Uninhabited ------_.-- 390 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Nicobars

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

Nancowry Tehsil

27 32 118 136 97 80

12 II 60 48 59 20 14 10 60 47 49 24 5 4 2 2

------.------.------Uninhabited ------

5 7 25 33 14 13 2 4 4 4 12 12 4 3

4 4 18 18 8 4

26 32 129 131 102 77

II 8 28 32 II 16

2 2 2

3 2 II 10 2 6 2 4

------Uninhabited ------

31 16 81 67 39 24 2 6 7 2

2 3 6

------.--.--- Uninhabited ------

------Uninhabited ------_.----

3 II 15 6 2

Uninhabited 391 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural LivestOCk, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) :"(b)

Plantations Orchards Household Otlier than house­

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Nancowry Tehsil

53 12

88 6 6 2

28 5

3

------Uninhabited------

11 2 8

2

5 2

9 3

76 3 6

13

2

7 2

2

------Uninhabited------

41 3 24

4 3

3 3

------Uninhabited------

------:-Uninhabited------

8 3 8 3

------Uninhabited------392 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non·Workers

ConstrUctions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Nancowry Tehsil

32 4 5 6 5 38 70 88

77 2 4 2 40 44

3 8 2 8 3 45 48 4 2

············---····--·Uninhabited···------·------

2 9 14 22

2 2 2

2 5 5 6

2 4 7 II

12 2 18 17 22 60 109 " 10 15 21

-< 2 4 6 4 2

·-·----·------Uninhabited------·------

5 6 II 46 53 2 ·7

6

------·-·---·------Uninhabited----·----·--·-·----·

··---··------·------Uninhabited------·---·-·----·

3 12

·------·------Uninhabited------·------··- 393

691 RG1I98-S1 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Nancowry C.O. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (indu·

village in Occupied House· ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Nancowry Tehsil

87 Changua/Changup NA. 4 8 59 28 31

88 Masala Tapu NA. 4 4 25 15 10

89 ALukiah [Alukheck] NA. 2 2 13 4 9

90 Knot NA. 12 4 8

91 Immae -.------Uninhabited ------

7 92 Payuha NA. 2 3 17 10

93 Munak [Incl. Ponioo [Moul] NA. 5 5 56 25 31

94 Ramzoo NA. 6 6 68 34 34

95 Kamorta/Kalatapu [Ind. Reg. NA. 428 431 1641 1001 640

Fe & 4 APWD Camps]

96 Chota Inak NA. 6 6 59 28 31

97 Bera Inak/Badnak NA. 4 4 47 25 22

98 Vikas Nagar NA. 2 2 7 5 2

112 99 Kakana NA. 27 27 247 135

26 '100 Nylcalang NA. 8 8 52 26

9 101 Mohreak/Kohreakap NA. 2 2 19 10 13 102 Kuikua NA. 3 3 28 15

Trinket Island

61 62 103 Safed Balu NA. 15 15 123

104 Hockook [lncI.Alabel] ------.. ------Uninha~ited ------

74 70 105 Trinket [lnd.Lahum & Karakak] NA. 13 13 144

8 4 106 Tapiang [lncl.Kihoe & Hua] NA. 3 3 12

40 31 107 Kapila NA. 12 12 71

394 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Nicobars

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

Nancowry Tehsil

8 7 28 31 6 8

5 4 15 10 3

2 4 9

4 8 3 5

.. ---~------Uninhabited ------__ _------

4 2 10 7 2

4 8 25 31 16 18

7 3 34 34 17 17

122 124 64 41 682 363

6 8 28 31 9 2

11 4 25 22 4

28 10 131 112 95 74

4 6 26 26 16 11

3 10 9 4 6

4 2 15 13 7 5

10 20 61 62 24 II

-- ... _------Uninhabited ------

9 17 74 70 38 20

8 4 5

12 7 40 31 15 6

395 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers Total " III IV V Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations,. Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Nancowry Tehsil

19 17

10 10

3 3

3

------Uninhabited------

5 2 4

9 3

17 17

615 29 56 3 3

9

9 2

4 3

59 7 9

16 8

4 2

7

28 20

------Uninhabited------

33 2

4

17

396 :ENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

Nancowry Tehsif

2 9 30

6 5 4

2 7

2 6

------Uninhabited------

5 5

9 16 22

18 17 16

186 42 22 306 24 14 386 597

3 16 31

2 2 14 20

5 9 6 76 105 10 25

6 9

8 13

28 32 33

------Uninhabited------

2 3 41 68 4 4

23 31

397 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Nancowry CO. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (inclu·

village in Occupied House· ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Nancowry Tehsil

Pulomilo Island

108 Pulomilo NA. 29 29 122 78 44

Little Nicobar Island

109 Minlana/Minlan _------_ Uninhabited ------

110 AnullAnula NA. 2 2 10 3 7

III Makhahu [MakJchua] NA. 2 2 26 15 II

112 Akupa NA. 2 2 8 5 3

113 Ir.lock/lnfock NA. 2 2 8 7

114 Pulotalio/Pulo Tohio [Pulo Patiai] NA. 4 2 2

115 Pulobaha [Pathathifen] NA. 2 2 8 4 4

116 Bewai [Kuwak] NA. 4 2 2

117 Kiyang NA. 3 3 14 8 6

118 Pulioulio/Puloulo NA. 6 6 46 25 21

119 Hoin [Incl.lkuia] NA. 2 2 7 3 4

120 PEA NA. 3 2

121 Pulobha/Pulobahan NA. 3 3 37 21 16

122 Hokesiang ------Uninhabited ------

123 Pattia NA. 2 2 7 4 3

124 Olinch [Bombay] NA. 13 8 5

125 Inlock IPattia NA. 5 3 2

126 Pulopanja NA. 16 16 80 48 32

127 Elahi/ilhoya Na. 3. 3 9 3 6

169 Inod NA. 3 2

170 Pahayo NA. 6 2 4 398 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Nlcobars

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Nancowry Tehsil

19 11 67 42 38 8

------Uninhabited .. ------_ .. -

3 7

6 3 15 11

5 3

2 7

2 2

4 4

2 2

2 8 6

8 6 25 21 8 4

3 4 2

2

7 2 21 16 3 3

------Uninhabited .------

4 3 3

2 2 8 5

3 2

5 7 35 32 28 12

3 6

2 .~,.

2 2 4 399 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house­

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 '25 26 27 28 29 30

Nancowry Tehsil

47 3

------·----Unihabited------·--·------

3

8

3

5

.' & 3

5

12

3

12

------·----·--Unihabited----·------·----

4

5

2

37

2

2

400 '. CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 JJ 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Nancowry Tehsil

6 2 2 16 31 41

------Unihabited------

2 5

7 7 4

2 2

2

3

2

6 2

2 2 1 1 12 10

3

6 9 10

------Unihabited------

3

3 2 2

2

: 13 3 18 II 14 ) 4 2

3

401 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Nancowry CD. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (indu·

viii age in Occupied House· ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Nancowry Tehsil

171 Bahua NA. 10 6 4

Kondul Island

128 Kondul NA. 25 25 147 76 71

Tilianchong Island

129 Tillanchong ·------··-U ninhabited------·------

Great Nicobar Island

130 Puiobed NA. 2 2 9 4 5

131 Dogmar River ------Uninhabited·------

132 Pulokunji 'I Na. 6 2 4

133 Alexandera River ·------Uninhablted----·------

134 Not Yet Named [Near NA. 4 4 34 24 10

Alexandera River]

135 Not Yet Named '/ NA. 7 7 19 10 9

[Near 27.9Kms]

136 27 Km labour Camp on NA. 3 3 6 5

East West Road

137 Kopen Heat NA. 5 5 18 10 8

138 Kosintooth NA. 3 3 12 7 5

139 Badduan[ Diggu camp at 26 Km] NA. 8 8 35 17 18

140 Danlet NA. 4 4 16 10 6

141 Koe NA. 4 4 23 10 13

142 Not Yet Named [New Village] ------Uninhabited------·---

143 Dakyon [Near Kokeon] NA. 5 5 14 9 5

144 Pulobhabi [Ind. APWD.Camp] NA. 15 15 81 39 42 402 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Nlcobars

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Nancowry Tehsil

4 2 6 4

17 21 68 71 42 14

··-···-········Uninhabited·············--····

4 5 2

···-·····------·Uninhabited·----·-···-··-·-···

2 4

···-·-·····-·-··Uninhabited········--···-·-···

24 10

10 9

2

2 7 8 2

2 7 5 4

3 3 17 18

3 2 10 6 4

4 3 10 13 3 4

····-·········--·Uninhabited···-····-····-·-···

9 5

9 15 37 42 18 14

403 VILLAGf PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

, (I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & QualTing (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house­

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Nancowry Tehsil

2

.44 4

------·------Uninhabited--·------·--·

3

------······-Uninhabited-··················

··-··········---·Uninhabited··-·------···,-·-·· J 18 18

4 2

6 3

4 2 3 2

2 2

5 3

4 5

---···--·-·-·····Uninhabited--···----····----·-

23 2 404 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

Nancowry Tehsil

4 3

6 16 32 67

------Uninhabited------

5

------Uninhabited------

3

------Uninhabited------

6 2 8

8 2 9

2

3 4 5

3 2

9 6 ,18

4 5 2

2 6 6

------Uninhabited------

9 5

2 5 2 8 14 32 405 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Nancowry CD. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (inclu·

vii/age in Occupied House· ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Nancowry Tehsil

145 Potatiya NA. 2 2 12 6 6

146 Kokeon v NA. 5 5 21 13 8

147 Pulopucca NA. 2 2 9 4 5

148 Inhingloi " NA. 3 3 13 7 6 149 Pulobaha NA. 3 3 14 6 8

150 Indira Poin: [Pygmalion Point] NA. 5 4 151 Chiengen / NA. 8 8 29 15 14

152 Sastri Nagar NA. 66 66 264 147 117

153 Ghandhi Nagar NA. 119 119 520 298 222

154 Laxmi Nagar NA. 52 52 222 112 110

155 Reakinchung ··-···-··-·--·---Uninhabited·------·······-····

156 Vijoy Nagar NA. 133 133 537 287 250

157 )oginder Nagar [Incl. Narial NA. 137 137 463 284 179

Tikery FC & APWD Camps]

158 7 Km. Farm NA. 8 8 27 16 11

159 Govida Nagar NA. 144 144 623 364 259

160 Campbell Bay [Incl. HQ.FC & NA. 944 962 3745 2266 1479

2APWD camps Near Jetty)

161 8.5 Km Camp -····----·-·-----Uninhabited-·---·----··-·-·--· !1 162 . Ranganathan Bay V -····-·--·----·-··Uninhabited-··-····--··-······

163 Not Yet Named ·······-·--··-·-·Uninhabited········--··--·····

164 Not Yet Named ···-·············Uninhabited-·-·-··············

165 Laful ·············-···Uninhabited-·······-··········

166 Shah Bay ···-··-·····-_·U ninhabited··················· 406 CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Nicobars

Population Scheduled Scheduled Liter3tes

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 II \2 13 14 \5 16

Nancowry Tehsil

4 6 6 2

3 3 12 8 3

2 2 4 5

2 7 6

2 3 6 8 2 3

3 2 15 14 9 5

16 IS 106 77

32 34 3 227 145

23 16 83 64 ------Uninhabited------

38 49 2 2 215 154

41 45 144 81

3 4 5 10 134 44 49 3 4 242 769 330 286 58 38 1510

------Uninhabited------

------·----Uninhabited·------

··------·--Uninhabited------·---­

------·---·----Uninhabited·----·------·--

------·---···Uninhabited-·------·---·--

-··-··---··----··Uninhabited-·-·---·-····-····- 407 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category orMain Workers

Total II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-1X) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quarring (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house·

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Nancowry Tehsil

2 2

6

2

4

3

5

79 II 25 28 10

146 12 57 4 33 4 5 5

64 II 40 7 10

····------Uninhabited------

160 16 49 40 4 7

199 19 23 119 10 8 2 2

10

237 22 47 2 12 29

1377 121 9 2 153 4 34 34

·------·-Uninhabited·······-··-········

·--·····------·Uninhabited--·---······-·---­

-·-··············Uninhabited·········-·-···-···

.... -.... --.. -... Uninhabited···-·-·············

-·······---······Uninhabited··-············-···

···----·-·······-Uninhabited-············--···· 408 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial CategOry of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non·Workers

Constructions Trades & Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communicadons

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

Nancowry Tehsll

4 6

5 6 3

3 2 2

4 3 2

4 3 3

4

10 14

3 8 11 69 106

5 2 37 6 3 149 209

2 10 3 2 48 97

---··············Uninhabited···················

13 7 5 28 11 20 28 107 206

2 2 4 37 7 85 160

9 6 11

23 3 5 117 19 127 237

491 36 131 3 34 514 76 2 3 887 1355

····------Uninhabited------·-··--···-·

--·---·-----·--Uninhabited------·-·------

------..-.-- ..- Uninhabited------·---·---·--

------·---U ninhabited·------·····---·-·

------··-··-·----Uninhabited------

--·-·--·----·----Uninhabited·-···-··------·--·· 409

691 R0Il98-~3 VILLAGE PRIMAR,

Nancowry C.D. Block

L.Code Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population (indu·

village in Occupied House- ding Institutional &

hectares Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Nancowry Tehsil

167 Trinket Channel Bay NA. 7 7 16 II 5

168 Pulobed [Lababu] NA. 2

172 Raha Camp [Near 35.4 Km] NA. 9 9 15 12 3

173 Kochu Camp [Near Dogmar River] NA. 10 4 6

174 Not Yet Named [Near Pulopucca] NA. 2

175 Kawo Camp [Near Chiengen] NA. 2 2 6 3 3

176 Duke Camp [Near Pulobaha] NA. 3 2

Tehsil Total 4263 4304 19872 11147 8725

Rural 4263 4304 19872 11147 8725

Urban CENSUS ABSTRACT

District: Nicobars

Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Nancowry Tehsil

3 11 5

12 3

4 6

2 3 3

2

1851 1711 4738 4334 6417 3723

1851 1711 4738 4334 6417 3723

411 VILLAGE PRIMARY

Industrial Category of Main Workers

Total - II III IV V

Main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Forestry, Mining & Manufacturing, Processing Servicing & Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Fishing, Hunting & Quamng (a) (b)

Plantations Orchards Household Other than house-

& Allied Activities Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Nancowry Tehsll

3

6199 643 251 15 247 19 1847 179 4 2 58 3 58 3

6199 643 251 15 247 19 1847 179 4 2 58 3 58 3

412 CENSUS ABSTRACT

Industrial Category of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marginal Non-Workers

Constructions Trades 8: Transport Other Workers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

Nancowry Tehsll

8 3 5

5 4 3

4 6

3 3

2

972 69 469 23 106 1444 223 211 1078 4737 7004

972 69 469 23 106 1444 223 211 1078 4737 7004

413

URBAN WARD - WISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

415 URBAN WARD-WISE

L.Code Name of Town/Ward Area of No. of No. of Total populatIOn (Indu-

Town! Occupied House- dlnclnstltudonai 8[

Ward Residential holds Houseless population)

Houses

F M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Port Blair (M.B.)

0.00 15825 16439 74955 42383 32572

Ward No.1 0.00 1807 1824 8513 4701 3812

2 Ward No. 2 0.00 925 954 4705 2763 1942

3 Ward No.3 0.00 1469 1504 6525 3635 2890

4 Ward No.4 0.00 2117 2136 9700 5336 4364

5 Ward No. 5 0.00 1324 1335 6321 3564 2757

6 Ward No.6 292 293 1587 958 629

7 Ward No. 7 0.00 566 650 2939 1824 1115

8 Ward No. 8 1568 1702 6756 3715 3041

9 Ward No. 9 0.00 2271 2285 11455 6672 4783

10 Ward No. 10 0.00 639 642 3116 1791 1325

II Ward No. 11 0.00 2847 3114 13338 7424 5914

416 PRIMARY- CENSUS ABSTRACT

Population SChedUled SChedUled Literates

0-6 Castes Tribes

M F M F M F M F 9 10 11 12 13 1S \6

5343 5185 314 188 32072 20561

624 612 25 8 3511 2489 330 333 13 1968 1049

~91 S11 21 13 2634 1700

624 633 56 31 4237 2981

398 415 28 9 2821 1846

89 65 735 147

146 142 8 9 1567 853 562 492 35 19 2932 2150

714 666 73 66 5415 3284

228 : 232 41 21 1410 826

1137 1084 14 12 4842 2936

417

691 J.0lM-s.. " URBAN WARD-WISE Industr1al uteaorY of Main Workers

Total II III IV V

.... worters Cultivators Aarlcultural LIvestock, Forestry, Mining II[ ManufxlUrinl, Processing Servicing II[ Repairs

(I-IX) Labourers Flshln" Hundng 8: Quamng (a) (b)

Plantadons Orchards Household Other than house-

8: Allied Actlvldes Industry hold Industry

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

2.2677 3013 65 5 81 1576 164 t3 5 103 14 1474 59

2406 291 2 14 426 52 219 6 152. 118 286 10 3 213 5

1963 250 4 2 4 68 10 2 115 2

2910 654 5 147 25 3 219 t4

2125 267 2 7 115 8 10 4 122 9 1119 62 8 13 3 3 38

1134 163 I I 3 4 24 7 5 87 .. 1908 329 2 100 18 19 ' 158 .. lO71 445 17 17 161 13 3 126 10

'48 87 8 2 27 3 27

1005 347 14 23 209 18 5 5 60 6 150 4

418 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Indusoial Cate&OlY of Main Workers

VI VII VII IX Marwlnal Non-Workers

Consttuctions Trades & Transport Other WoRers

Commerce Storage & Services

Communications

M F M F M F M F M F M F

31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

3573 246 3817 323 2811 138 9164 2058 263 115 19443 29444

307 17 226 17 351 13 860 186 39 5 2256 3516

133 4 99 28 176 8 618 63 38 6 1197 1818 369 22 231 18 149 6 1021 190 20 15 1652 2625 336 32 527 42 458 28 1283 512 38 7 2318 370]

191 22 613 31 402 15 663 178 8 2 1431 24"

H 4 321 7 50 2 142 45 349 567 120 5 384 23 121 9 378 112 8 3 682 9. 294 28 472 31 165 7 697 241 29 1778 2711 487 51 410 41 407 28 1442 302 58 26 3543 4312

137 8 96 7 82 7 569 62 4 2 839 1136 1165 53 438 78 450 15 1491 167 21 49 3398 5518

419 URBANNILLAGE PRIMARY CEN'SUS ABSTRACT

APPENDIX

Total Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Population (Urban Block Wise)

location Code Name of Town Total Scheduled Scheduled

Number Ward/Urban Block population Castes Tribes

2 3 4 5

2711/1 Port Blair (M.B.) 74,955 . 502

27/1/1/1 Ward No.1 8,513 33

2711/1/1(1) Block No.1 621 12

271111/1 (2) Block No.2 345

2711/1/1(3) Block No.3 594 7

27/1/1/1 (4) Block No.4 834 3

27/11111 (5) Block No.5 737 4

27/1/111 (6) Block No.6 335

2711/1/1 (7) Block No.7 534

27/1/111(8) Block No.8 734 2

27/1/111 (9) Block No.9 567

2711/111(10) Block No. 10 616

27/ 1/I/t( 11 ) Block No. 11 555

2711/111(12) Block No. 12 536 5

27/1/1/1 (13) Block No. 13 607

2711/111(14) Block No. 14 508

27/1/1/1 (15) Block No. 15 390

27/1/112 Ward No. II 4,705 13

2711/112( 16) Block No. 16 839

27/11112(17) Block No. 17 769 7

2711/112( 18) Block No. 18 585

27/1/1/2( 19) Block No. 19 397

2711/112(20) Block No. 20 567

2711/1/2(21 ) Block No. 21 1,548 5 420 Location Code Name of Town Total Scheduled Scheduled

Number WardlUrban Block population Castes Tribes

2 3 4 5

27/1/1/3 Ward No. III 6,525 34

2711/1/3(22) Block No. 22 619 16

2711/1/3(23) Block No. 23 423

27/1/1/3(24) Block No. 24 460

2711 /1/3(25) Block No. 25 1,1 1 1 2

27/1/1/3(26) Block No. 26 306

27/1/1/3(27) Block No. 27 546

27/1/1/3(28) Block No. 28 417

27/1/1/3(29) Block No. 29 . 665 16

27/1/1/3(30) Block No. 30 1,073

21/1/1/3(31 ) Block No. 31 648

27/1/1/3(32) Block No. 32 257

271111/4 Ward No. IV 9,700 87

27/111/4(33) Block No. 33 648 7

27/1/1/4(34) Block No. 34 627

27/1/1/4(35) Block No. 35 441

27/1/1/4(36) Block No. 36 736 4

• v 27/111/4(37) Block No. 37 773

27/111/4(38) Block No. 38 659

27/1/1/4(39) Block No. 39 328

27/111/4(40) Block No. 40 587 5

27/111/4(41) Block No. 41 683 10

27/111/4(42) Block No. 42 754 4

27/111/4(43) . Block No. 43 583

27/1 /I/4( 44) Block No. 44 674

27/1/1/4(45) Block No. 45 527 17

27/1/1/4(46) Block No. 46 326 421 Location Code Name of Town Total Scheduled Scheduled

Number WardlUrban Block population Castes Tribes

2 3 4 5

27/1/1/4( 47) Block No. 47 671 28

27/1/1/4(48) Block No. 48 317

27/111/4( 49) Block No. 49 366 12

27/1/1/5 Ward No. V 6,321 37

27/1/1/5(50) BlOCk No. 50 291 19

271111/5(51) BlocK-No. 51 595

27/1/1/5(52) Block No. 52 587

27/ I /1/5(53) Block No. 53 682 6

2711/1/5(54) Block No. 54 518

2711/1/5(55) Block No. 55 373

27/1/1/5(56) Block No. 56 385 4

27/111/5(57) Block No. 57 564 7

27/ I /1/5(58) Block No. 58 570

2711/1/5(59) Block No. 59 503

271111/5(60) Block No. 60 334

27/1/1/5(61) Block No. 61 468

2711/1/5(62) Block No. 62 451

2711/1/6 Ward No. VI 1,587

2711/1/6(63) Block No. 63 392

27111116(64) Block No. 64 420

27/1/116(65) Block No. 65 385

27/1/1/6(66) Block No. 66 390

27111117 Ward No. VII 2,939 17

27/11117(67) Block No. 67 959 16

2711/117(68) Block No. 68 417

27/11117(69) Block No. 69 622 422 Locadon Code Name of Town Total Scheduled Scheduled

Number Ward/Urban Block populadon Castes Tribes

2 3 4 5

27111117(70) Block No. 70 514

27/11117(71 ) Block No. 71 427

27/111/8 Ward No. VIII 6,756 54

27/111/8(72) Block No. 72 558

27/111/8(73) Block No. 73 664

271111/8(74) Block No. 74 685

27/111/8(75) Block No. 75 681

27/111/8(76) Block No. 76 1,566

271111/8(77) Block No. 77 448 3

271111/8(78) Block No. 78 388 7

27/111/8(79) Block No. 79 866 44

27/111/8(80) Block No. 80 900

27111119 Ward No. IX 11,455 148

27/1/1/9(81 ) Block No. 81 1,413 25

27/11119(82) Block No. 82 727 37

27/111/9(83) Block No. 83 604 16

27111119(84) Block No. 84 662

27/1/119(85) Block No. 85 779 26

27/1/1/9(86) Block No. 86 530

27/1/1/9(87) Block No. 87 460

27/11119(88) Block No. 88 738 2

2711/1/9(89) Block No. 89 650

271111/9(90) Block No. 90 444

27/111/9(91 ) Block No. 91 338

27/111/9(92) Block No. 92 574

2.1/111/9(93) Block No. 93 539

423 location Code Name of Town Total Scheduled Scheduled '''',Ic Number Ward/Urban Block population Castes Tribes 2 3 4 5

271l11/9(94) Block. No. 94 467 4

271111/9(95) Block No. 95 603 6

2711/1/9(96) Block No. 96 629 12

2711/1/9(97) Block No. 97 574 9

27/1/1/9(98) Block No. 98 724 to

27/1/1/10 Ward No. X 3, t t6 62

27/1/1/10(99) Block No. 99 291

27/1/1/1 O( 100) Block No. 100 708 t9

2711/111 O( 101) Block No. 101 292 19

2711/1/10(102) Block No. 102 547

27/1/1/10( 103) Block No. 103 506 19

271111/10( 104) Block No. 104 772 5

27/1/1/11 War No. XI 13,338 17

2711/1/11 (105) Block No. 105 613 2

2711/1111(106) Block No. 106 685

2711/1/11 (107) Block No. t07 671

27/111111 (108) Block No. 108 558

27/1/1111 ( 109) Block No. 109 541 7

27/1/1111 ( 110) Block No. 110 480

27/1/1/11(111) Block No. 111 330

27/1/1/11(112) Block No. 112 409

27/111111(113) Block No. 113 576

27/1 III 11 (t 14) Block No. 114 395

27f.1/1/11(115) Block No. 115 467

27/1 III 11 (t 16) Block No. 116 580

27/1/1/11 (1 17) Block No. 11 7 490

424 Location Code Name of Town Total Scheduled Scheduled

Number Ward/Urban Block population tastes Tribes

2 3 4 5

27/1/1111(118) Block No. 11 8 524

27/1/1/11(119) Block No. 1 19 664 5

27/1/1/11(120) Block No. 120 701

27/1/1/ 11( 121 ) Block No. 121 706

2711/1/11(122) Block No. 122 482

27/1/1/11(123) Block No. 123 632

27/1/1/11(124) Block No. 124 339

2711/1/11(125) Block No. 125 622 3

2711/1111 (126) Block No. 126 607

27/1/1/11(127) Block No. 127 674

27/ 1/1/ J 1(128) Block No. 128 592

425 ANNEXURE Extents of Enumeration Block, Port Blair, Municipal Board

Block No. Description Block No. Description

2 2

1. Building No. C- 1, Forest Office Cum Canteen 12. Building C-74, Residence, Ramaiah, to C-85, to C-152, Residence, P.Ram Babu Residence, Rafiqunnisa.

2. Building No. C-I, Residence, )aipal to C-46, 12. Building C-I 04, Residence, Bhaskar Rao, to C- Residence, Pramjit Singh 119 Residence, K.Alagaswamy.

3. Eluilding No. C-l, Supply Godown, to C-76, J2. Building C-I 33, Guest House, to C-141, Hoter Workshop Godown. 4. 113l'Jilding No. C-I, Residence, Y.)anardhan, to 13. Building No. C-38, Residence, Eski Ammal, to C68, Residence, L.Devaraj C-65, Residence, S.Anandan 5. Bu,Uding No. C-I, Shop-cum-Residence, V. 13. Building No. 70, (Vacant, Near Kurban Ali's Pan'dian, to C-I II, Residence, Ibrahim. House) to C-73, Residence, Guna Sekaran.

6. BuiL :ling No. C-I, Residence, Thachinamoorthy, 13. Building No. C-86, Residence, Sakina Bibi, to to C:-6, Residence, S.Kundu. C-I03, Residence, Manikam. 6. Build!ing No. C-I9, Residence, Gunasekaran to 13. Building No. C-I20, Residence, V.K. Chowla, C-21, Residence, Pannir Selvam to C-l 32, Andaman Coop - Printing.

6. Building No. C-26, Residence, Pannir Selvam, 14. Building No. C-l, Residence, P.K. David, to C- to C-!;6, Residence-cum shop, S.Annamalai 46, Mosque 7. Building No. C-7, Residence, Parryaswamy to 15. Building No. C-I, Residence, K.Balakrishnan to . C-18, Residence, Masilamani C- 31, Samarias Trading Compimy. 7. Building No. 22, Residence, Vellaiswamy, to 16. Building No. C-1, Residence, M.Duryodhana C-25, P.W.D. Shed to C-I34, Vegetable shop 7. Building No. C-57, Residence, )aya to C-98, 17. Building No. C-I, Cobbler shop cum residence, Kolapuri' Temple. CH. Binny to C-79, Residence, Karuppaiah 8. Building No. C-l, Residence, N.C. Nair, to C- 18. Building No. C-I, Residence, S. Thangaraj, to 100, Res idence, G.Nayayana Swamy. C-34, Residence T.Appalswamy.

9. Building ]\10. C-l, Residence, Raj Mohan, to C- 18. Building No. C-S8, Residence, Dasar Dhar, to 85, Residence, C.Hamza C-64, Residence, Ajit.

10. Building N'o. C-l, Residence, A.Chinnaiah, to 19. Building No. C-35, Residence, Kodanda Rao, C-81 Residence, Ashok Kumar. to C-57, Residence, Trinath.

11. Building No. C-l, Mini Zoo (Caterig) to C-92 19. Building No. C-65, Residence, Suryanarayana, School (Tamil) to C-95, Pan Shop.

1·2. Building No. C-I, Vacant (Near R.P. Singh's 20. Building No. C-I, Residence, Abdul Aziz, to house) to C-37 Residence. S.K. Sengupta. C-70 Residence, R.Gangamma.

12. Building No. C-66, Residence, K.S. Mohd. 21. Building No. C-l, Residence, cum shop A.K. Ibrahim, 1:0 C-69, Residence, Gyanavelu. Saleem to C-97, Residence. R. Punnaiah

426 Block No. Description Block No. Description

2 2 22. Building No. C-l, Temple to C-61, Shop 36. Building No. C-l, Residence, G. Tata R.30, to C-39, Cloth Shop. 23. Building No. C-l, Residence, Karma Bhagat to C-48, Residence Philip Kujur. 36. Building No. C-l, Godown to C-45, Church. 23. Building No. C-51, Residence, Bharma Uroan, 17. Building No. C-l, Residence, Shakeena Bibi to C-55 Pan Shop. 23. Building No. C-56, Residence, Suban Chick, to C-60, Residence, Ramkelavan Singh. 38. Building No. C-l, Residence, Hasina Bibi, to C- 42, Residence, J.Godinda. 24. Building No. C-49, Residence, Simen Kujur, to C-51, Residence, Kuldhar Ram. 39. Building No. C-l, Residence, Smti Papa, to C- 33, Residence, Shri Ibrahim. 24. Building No. G52, Residence, Suresh Singh, to C-55, Residence, Daya Ram. 40. Building No. C-l, Pan Shop to C-82, Residence, 24. Building No. C-61, Residence, Jheethu to C- Ethew Kachap. 103, Residence cum pan shop, Jay Mangal 41. Building No. C-l, Residence, Abdul Gani, to Uraon. C-81, Residence, Mr. Nijammuddin. 25. Building No. C-l, Residence, K.Ganesan, to C- 42. Building No. C-l, Tailoring shop, to C-I08, 58, Temple. Residence, Caspar James. 26. Building No. C-l, Pan Shop to C-37, Residence, 43. T.Raju. Building No. C-l, Temple cum Residence, Ginawansa Mosa to C-89, Chowkidar Resi­ 27. Building No. C-38, Pan Shop to C-82, Resi­ dence, Karpaiah. dence, Abdul Jabbar. 44. Building No. C-l, Cobler Shoe Shop to C-152 28. Building No. C-l, Tailoring shop, to C-47, Resi­ Residence, Kalyan Das. dence, Gopinathan. 45. Building No. C-l, Residence, S.Pumy, to C-46, 29. Building No. C-48, Residence, A.Karruppan, Residence, S.Pitchayah. to C-l 16, Residence, R. Periyan. 46. Building No. C-l, Residence, Chellamma to C- 30. Building No. C-l, Residence, Aithorose to C- 62, Pan Shop. 74, Residence, N.Ram Murti. 47. Building No. C-1, Residence, U.Somaraju, to < 31. Building No. C-l, Residence, Y.Bajaj, to C-97, C-69, Residence, Ponimal Hawaldar. Residence, M.P. Suri. 48. Building No. C-l, Residence, N.Basu to C-71, 32. Building No. C-l, Residence, Birsa Quron, to Agriculture cum- Residence, Subramani. C-45, Residence, A.C. Jadav. 49. Building No. C-l, Residence, M.Aloo to C- 33. Building No. C-l, Furniture Mart to C-50, Resi­ 47, Store - sub - Division, Electricity Depart­ dence Retna Rajan. ment.

34. Building No. C-l, Residence, Shri M.N. Saha, 50. Building No. I, Residence, Gulam. Hussio[) to C-67, Vacant (near N.M. Chakraborthy's Jadwet to C-23, Residence, M.Satyavani. House) 50. Building No. C-65, Pan Shop to C-77, Resi­ 34. Building No. C-l, Residence, Mira Rana Ghose dence, Jeakub Jadwet. to C-42, Residence, S.P. Nag. 51. Building No. C-24, Residence, B.Mohan to C- 35. Building No. C-l, Residence, Sony to C-69, 64, Residence, Natarajan. Residence, P.Buddiah. 427 Block No. Description Block No. Description

2 2

52. Building No. C- 1, Residence, Subramani to C- 68. Building No. C-39, Students store to C- 109, 47 Residence G.Ganeshan. Gold Smith shop.

53. Building No. C- 1, School to C-5 1, Residence, 69. Building No. C- 1, Cinema Hall to C-88, Resi- Venu Gopal. de nee, C.N. Shukhla.

54. Building No. C- 1, Shop to C-44, Residenc~, 70. Building No. C- 1, Community Cardre cum Resi- Pakiamm. dence, Smti Pattammal to C-55, Stationary shop (73) 55. Building No. C- 1, Retail trade in Forden and food ar,ticles to C- 18, Police Radio Office. 71. Building No. C- 1, Residence, M. M. Mahajan, C-68, Model School (English). 55. Building No. C- 1, Residence, P.c. Charian, to C-27, Residence, P.S. Vanaja. 72. Building No. C- 1, Residence, H.Banerjee to C- 83 Municipal section office. 56. Building No. C- 1, Residence, N.M. Mohd., to C-48, Scooter Shed. 73. Building No. C- 1, School to C-50, Puja Mandap.

57. Building No. C- 1, Residence, ~aj Ratham to C- 74. Building No. C-l, Residence, B.B. Faley to C- 73, Residence, S.R.Davidson. 65, vacant, Rama Krishna (under construction).

!58. Building No. C- 1, Residence, F. Thomas to C- 75. Building No. C- 1, Residence, P.Subran, to C- 40, Residence, Selvaraj. 67, Residence, R.B. Gupta.

59 Building No. C- 1, Residence, Near Hussain to 76. Building No. C- 1, Residence, K.H. Gopal Rao C-38, Residence, Madhavan. to Fish Market.

60. Building No. C- 1, Residence, Hafizu Rahman 77. Building No. C-l, Garage/School fire sector to to C-33, Residence, Ramnathan. C-44, Residence, J.S.T. Ramaine.

61. Building No. C- 1, Residence-cum pan shop, 78. Building No. C- 1, Residence, Khusru Bhangra Hurbunse lal, to C-27, Residence Rasheed. to C-39, Pan shop, Madhan Rao.

62. Building No. C~ 1, Residence, )agat Ram ro C- 79. Building No. C- 1, R.Kaur, to C-65, Sweet Stall. 42, Residence, Simachalam. 80. Building No. C- 1, Residence, Sani to C-132, 63. Building No. C-1, Netaji Club, to C-52, Resi- Residence cum Auto Seat Cover shop. dence G.Konda Rao. 81. Building No. C- 1, (Vacant near Rama Rao's 64. Building No. C- 1, Residence, Narayanappa to House) to C- 100, J.E. Electricity Office. C-24, Vacant (Near, Dr. Moti Ram's House) 82. Building No. C- 1, Residence, M.Subramanian 64. Building No. C- 1, Residence, P.Papanasam to to C-62, Tunnu Munnu. C- 19, Pan shop. 83. Building No. C- t, Pan shop cum Tea stall, to 65. Building No. C- t, Temple, to C-34, shop cum C- 13, Residence, V.Annamalai. residence, )aya Prakash. 83. Building No. C-16, Residence, M.Mahamood 66. Building No. C- 1, Cloth Store to C-40, c.C.S. to C-46, Residence cum Gove. Girls Hostel, Office (250) c.C.S. Godown (251) Thangamma. 67. Building No. t-1, Police Station cum Residence 84. Building No. C-14, Residence, Albert Dung to to C.38, C.I.D. store shed. C- 15, Residence, Gangadaran.

428 Block No. Description Block No. Description

2 2

84. Building No. C-47, Store shed to C-l 57, Resi- 100. Building No. C-l, Residence, Aniruth Pattack dence, Karipa Swamy. to C-82, Residence, Sushila.

85. Building No. C-l, Residence, Bilauddin to C- 10l. Building No. C-l, Furniture Market cum Resi- 127, New Residence, S.Kalimuthu. dence, Shan ish Mondal to C-55, Residence, Chabi Lall. 86. Building No. C-l, Residence, Krishan to C-68, Residence, S. Adickan. 102. Buildin~ No. C-l, Residence, Saraswati Devi to C-86, Juvinile Home. 87. Building No. C-l, Residence, Ram Parmeshwar to C-60, Residence, M.A. Khalik. 103. Building No. C-l, Residence, , Hilarus Beggi to C-60, Residence, Kismat Lall. 88. Building No. C-l, Residence, B.K. Bhose to C- 109, Non-Residence (C.W.) 104. Building No. C-1, Vacant (Near Kishen Lall's Residence) to C-181, Residence, K.K. Baidya 89. Building No. C-l, Residence, Ganesh Moorthy to C-90, Residence, A.K. Hameed. 105. Building No. C-1, Residence, N.Santhamnal to C-82, Residence, V.Pappaiah. 90. Building No. C-1, Residence, G.c. Rao, to C- 62, Residence, A.L.Singh. 106. Building No. C-l, Residence, Pious Titel to C- 72, Residence, G.Appanna. 91. Building No. C-l, Residence, G.K. Kurup to C-54 office. 107. Building No. C-l, Residence, V. Munnu Swamy to C-97 Scooter Garrage. 92. Building No. C-1, Residence, D.N.Mistry, to C-67, Kallyana Mandapam. 107. Building No. C-98, Residence, V.Rajandran to C-l 0 I, Residence, Nagraj. 93. Building No. C-l, Store room to C-88, Pradesh Counsi!. 108. Building No. C-l, Vacant (near Govadarm's residence) to C-16 Residence cum shop, Nair 94. Building No. C-l, Residence, Takap Ringu to C-53, Residence L.N. Roy. 108. Building No. C-l, vacant (near T.Raja Rao's house) to C-57 Residence, S.Madhaiah. 95. Building No. C-l, Residence, I.H.Sivil, to C-49 Generator room. 109. Building No. C-l, Residence, Makaiah to C-38, Residence, Venkat Rao. 95. Building No. C-60, Residence, Anand Rao, to C-70, Residence; Shumi Naidu. 109. Building No. C-l, Residence, Gangaiah to C- 45, Residence, Narayana 96. Building No. C-50, Pan shop to C-59, Resi- dence, P.Chinnappan. 110. Building No. C-l, Residence, S.Prabhakaran to C-64, Residence, K.Roopan 96. Building No. C-71, Residence, Noorjahan to C-98, Residence, Y.Rao, Ill. Building No. C-l, Residence, Marshal Tigga to C-51, Residence, Muniyandi. 97. Building No. C-l, Residence, M.Kumar to C- 72, Residence, c.S.Varghese_ 112. Building No. C-l, Residence, R. Yeraiah to C- 75 Kalimuthu. 98. Building No. C-l, Residence, V.B. Joseph to C-89, Residence, S.Raju. 113. Building No. C-l, Residence, Kochu Kurje to C-79, Residence, Sukumari 99. Building No. C-l, J.E.office, APWD to C-64" Residence, K.K. Panikar. 114. Building No. C-l, Residence, Karpaiah to C- 52, Vacant (Near R.Mani's house)

429 Block No. Description Block No. Description 2 2

115. Building No. C-l, Residence, K.Appanah to C- 122. Building No. C-l, Flour Mill cum Residence, 30 Residence Balu Swamy. Falguna Singh to C-71, Residence, Gangadurai

115. Building No. C-l, Residence, D.Nageswar Rao, 123. Building No. C-l, Cold Storage to C-l 06, Govt. to C-24, Residence, P.G. paul. Pump House (20)

116. Building No. C-l, Temple to C·59, Residence, 124. Building No. C-l, Residence, T.Maharaj to C- T.Madhava Rao. 70, Store cum Residence, Krishna Moorthy.

117. Building No. C-l, Tailoring shop to C-51, Pan 125. Building No. C-l, Residence, Aghu Ram to C- Shop. 76, Residence, Appal Swamy

117. Building No. C-60, Temple to C-l 01, Resl- 125. Building No. C-l, Residence, David Karketta dence, Y.Gangadharan Pillai. to C-14, Church.

118. Building No. C-l, Residence, Sreedharan to C· 126. Building No. C- 1, Residence, Madhow Billo to 73, Residence, Chinnaiah. C-99, Residence, Mhadev Kujur.

119. Building No. C-l, Panshop to ~-50 vacant shop. 126. Building No. C-l, Residence, Deva Raj to C- 51, Residence, Diraih MandaI. 120. Building No. C-l, Residence, K.A.Nair to C- 46, Residence, Rearing of hens. 127. Building No. C-l, vacant (near Babu Raj resi- dence) to C-181 shop. 120. Building No. C-l, Residence, cum work shop to C-46, Cattle shed. 128. Building No. C-l , vacant (near magam Billing's Residence) to C-66, Residence, Lurku Tirkey. 12l. Building No. C-l, Residence K.Abdul Kader to C-83, Residence, Pitnus Barla.

430 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

431 UT/DISTRICT/CD BLOCK/TOWN PRIMARY

Sl, UT IDistrictl Total No, of Total Scheduled Tribe

No, CD Block/Town Rural Households Population

Urban with ST

members

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7

ANDAMAN & T 3,636 26,770 13,750 13,020

NICOBAR ISLANDS R 3,516 26,268 13,436 12,832

U 120 502 314 188

1. Andaman District 'T 382 1,917 1,081 836

R 262 1,415 767 648

U 120 502 314 188

I. North Andaman CD Block T 4 5 5

R 4 5 5

U

2. Middle Andaman CD Block T 18 115 67 48

R 18 115 67 48

U

3. South Andaman CD Block T 240 1,295 695 600

R 240 1,295 695 600

U

1. Port Blafr (M.B.) u 120 502 314 188

432 CENSUS -ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

Total populadon Literates Main Workers

population Total Main Workers

In the age group (I-IX) (0-6)

P M F P M F P M F 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

4,541 2,394 2,147 12,586 7,286 5,300 8,011 6,514 1,497

4,489 2,366 2,123 12,178 7,017 5,161 7,794 6,310 1,484

52 28 24 408 269 139 217 204 11

321 168 ISS 1,152 725 427 683 609 74

271 140 III 744 456 288 466 405 61

52 28 24 408 269 139 217 204 13

5 5 5 5

5 5 5 5

17 9 8 25 21 4 92 58 3".

17 9 8 25 21 4 92 58 34

254 131 123 714 430 284 369 342 27

254 131 123 714 430 284 369 342 27

52 28 24 408 269 139 217 204 11

433 crt/DISTRICT ICD BLOCK/TOWN PRIMARY

SI,No, UT /Distrlct Total/ Industrial Category of Main Workers

Rural! II III

Urban Cultivation Agricultural Livestock Forestry, Fishing

Labourers Hunting & Plantations

Orchards & Allied Activities

P M F P M F P M F

2 3 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

ANDAMAN & T 5 5 1,683 1,559 124

NICOBAR ISLANDS R 5 5 1,666 1,544 122

U 17 15 2

I. Andamans District T 2 2 373 323 50

R 2 2 356 308 48

U 17 15 2

1. North Andaman T

CD Block R

U

2. Middle Andaman T 73 40 33

CD Block R 73 40 33

U

3. South Andaman T 2 2 282 267 15

CD Block R 2 2 282 267 15

U

I. Pon Blair (M,B,) u 17 15 2

434 CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

Industrial Category of Main Workers

IV V

Mining & Manufaturing, Processing, Servicing & Repairs

Quarrying (a) (b)

Household Industry Other than household Industry

P M F P M F P M F

26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34

4,424 3,351 1,073 28 28

4,424 3,351 1,073 23 23

5 5

5 5

5 5

435 UT/OlSTRICT/CD BLOCKITOWN 'PRIMARY

SI,No, UT IDlstrict Total Industrial Cateaor'Y of Main Wor1ters

Rural VI VII VIII

Urban Constructions Trades 81: Transport

Commerce Storage 81:

Communkadons

p M F P M F P M F

2 3 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

AN DAMAN 81: T 229 220 9 491 437 54 150 149

NICOBAR ISLANDS R 220 212 8 480 426 54 107 106

U 9 8 II 11 43 43

1. Andaman District T 33 31 2 15 15 52 52

R 24 23 4 4 9 9

U 9 8 II II 43 43

J. North Andaman T

CD Block R

U

2. Middle Andaman T 3 2

CD Block R 3 2

U

3. South Andaman T 21 21 3 3 8 8

CD Block R 21 21 3 3 8 8

U

1. Port Blair (M,B,) U 9 8 11 11 43 43

436 CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

Industrial Category of Main Workers

IX Marginal Non-Workers

Other Workers

p M F p M F p M F

44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52

1001 765 236 2470 396 2074 16289 6840 9449

869 643 226 2470 396 2074 16004 6730 9274

132 122 10 285 110 175

203 181 22 235 51 184 999 421 578

71 59 12 235 51 184 714 311 403

132 122 10 285 110 175

4 4

4 4

14 14 23 9 14

14 14 23 9 14

53 41 12 235 51 184 691 302 389

53 41 12 235 51 184 691 302 389

]32 122 10 285 110 175

437

691 RGV98-.57 UTIDISTRICT ICD BLOCK/TOWN PRIMARY

51. UT/District/ Total No. of Total Scheduled Tribe

No. CD Block/Town Rural Households Population

Urban with ST

members

P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7

2. NICOBARS DISTRICT T 3254 24853 12669 12184

R 3254 24853 12669 12184

U

I . Car Nicobar CD Block T 1706 15781 7931 7850

R 1706 15781 7931 7850

U

2. Nancowry CD Block T 1548 9072 4738 4334

R 1548 9072 4738 4334

U

438 CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBE'S

Total population Literates Main Workers

Population Total Main Workers , in the age group (I-IX)

(0-6)

P M F P M F P M F

8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

4218 2226 1992 11434 6561 4873 7328 5905 1423

4218 2226 1992 11434 6561 4873 7328 5905 1423

2415 1270 1145 7988 4444 3544 4776 3584 1192

2415 1270 1145 7988 4444 3544 4776 3584 1192

1803 956 847 3446 2117 1329 2552 2321 231

1803 956 847 3446 2117 1329 2552 2321 231

439 UT/DISTRICT/CD BLOCK/TOWN PRIMARY

SI.No. UT !District Total! Industrial Category"ofMaln Workers

Rural! JII " 1 Urban Cultivation Agricultural livestock Forestry, Fishing

Labourers Hunting & Plantations

Orchards & Allied Activities

P M F P M F P M F

2 3 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

2. NICOBARS DISTRICT T 3 3 1310 1236 74

R 3 3 1310 1236 74

U

I. Car Nicobar T 2 2 124 108 16

CD Block R 2 2 124 108 16

U

2. Nancowry CD Block T 1186 1128 58

R 1186 1128 58

U

440 CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

Industrial Category of Main Workers

IV V

Mining & Manufaturing, Processing, SelVicing & Repairs

Quarrying (a) (b)

Household Industry Other than household Industry

P M F P M F P M F

26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34

4424 3351 1073 23 23

4424 3351 1073 23 23

3556 2594 962 21 21

3556 2594 962 21 21

868 757 III 2 2

868 757 III 2 2

441 UT/DISTRICT/CD BLOCK/TOWN PRIMARY•

Sl,No, UTIDistrict Total Industrial Category of Main Workers

Rural VI VII VIII

Urban Constructions Trades & Transport

Commerce Storage &

Communications

p M F P M F P M F

2 3 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

2. NICOBARS DISTRICT T 196 189 7 476 422 54 98 97

R 196 189 7 476 422 54 98 97

U

I. Car Nicobar CD Block T 165 159 6 302 266 36 76 75

R 165 159 6 302 266 36 76 75

U

2. Nancowry Cd Block T 31 30 174 156 18 22 22 o

R 31 30 174 156 18 22 22 o

U

442 CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES

Industrial Category of Main Workers

IX Margirfal Non-Workers

Other Workers

p M F p M F p M F

44 45 46 47 48 49 . 50 51 52

798 584 214 2235 345 1890 15290 6419 8871

798 584 214 2235 345 1890 15290 6419 8871

530 359 171 1029 167 862 9976 4180 5796

530 359 171 1029 167 862 9976 4180 5796

268 225 43 1206 178 1028 5314 2239 3075

268 225 43 1206 178 1028 5314 2239 3075

443

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