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Hand Book of Statistics Chittoor District HAND BOOK OF STATISTICS 1 9 8 7 - 88 CHITTOOR DISTRICT COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY CHIEF PLANNING OFFICER CHITTOOR I > J 7 Tt H vf"..P i "-dx. U ''v \ i" ■ " ‘ f1 I ? w ^\! ''-I T '- - - - ' # i, '■X A > '-Y'^ > » s ? V i I : I I '? I ? I /.- "r--t--l I ' - - J !> . I'-,,,, SV/ I Q \ . 5.5 I J 1 .1 I t •..••I S./ I ' LY •?-- 0S !.-^ 5 I U " ^ ‘i I |> . ■• I I a •>«s*si < §K' j ^ - K / -•i< s i r " r 5 - ‘' : i / - ’, . ! V s , > 9 d b . N . Nttiou..] ,..y ; j'JlECJtiom|\ ^ ■ D - ^ " 3 € ^ ................ I 3 > 1 ^ J C.VISW ANATH, i a s , Disric: Collector and Magistrate, Chtocr. P r e f a c e The.:Present issue of Hand Bpok of Statistics, Chittococ'^Bisirict for the year 1987^68 is the Sixth in its series of'publications. It contains dat&, on various aspeCts'’df'tfie district'economy. The publication will serve as a useful reference book for the general public, researchers, planners, administrators and bankers. I am thankful to all the district o_^cers, officers of the Revenue Deptirtmmt and 0ea^ ^ Insti fo r their co-^'p^tdilhH in furnistiing the^-data. T h ie ff orts made by the Chief Fiatining Officer and his staff for preparation and. publication of this Hand Book are appreciated. Any suggestions for the improvement of this publication are welcome. ..fiHTTOOR %)-l-1989 Contents Table No. PARTICULARS Pages Historical Background of the Chittoor District i—v Comparison of the District ‘ with the State 1987-88 vi—vii Administrative Divisions in the District as on 31-3-88 viii—ix Members of Parliament and Legislative Assembly in Chittoor District ^ Name of Chairman, Zilla Praja Parishad and Presidents of Mandal Praja Parishad in the District xi—xii 1. POPULATION 1.1 Variation of Population 1901 to 1981 2 1.2 Population Statistics Summary 3 1.3 Area, Population, Density of Population of the District Mandal-wise—1981 Census 4—5 1.4 Urban and Rural Population in the District Mandal-wise—1981 Census 6—7 1.5 Villages classified according to the size of the Population Mandal-wise—1981 Census 8—9 1.6 Population of Towns and Cities—1981 Census 10 1.7 Male and Female Population—Mandal-wise—1981 Census 11—12 1.8 Distribution of Population by Workers Mandal-wise—1981 13—14 1.9 Distribution of Main Workers in the District Mandal-wise—1981 Census 15—16 1.10 Scheduled Caste and Schedule Tribe Population M andal-wise—1981 Census 17—18 1.11 Literacy—Mandal-wise—1981 Census 19—20 Table No. PARTICULARS ’Pages 2. MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH 2.1 Medical Facilities 21 2.2 Medical Facilities—Mandal-wise—1987-88 222-23 2.3 Family Welfare achievement during 87-88 in Chittoor Distriict 244—25 3. CLIMATE 3.1 Mean Maximum and Minimum Temperature—1988 26 3.2 District Average Rainfall Season-wise—Month-wise 277—28 3.3 Annual Rainfall Station-wise 29 3.4 Normal and Actual Rainfall Station-wise and Season-wise 1987-88 3C0-37 4. AGRICULTURE 4;i Land Utilisation—Mandal-wise 1987-8B (in acres) 388—41 4.2 Area under Principal Crops (in acres) 42 4.3 Area under Principal Crops—Mandal-wise and Season-wise—1987-88 (in acres) 413-51 4.4 Average Yield of Principal Crops (Kgs. per Hect.) 52 4.5 Out Turn of Principal Crops (Production in ’000 Tonnes) , 53 4.7 Farm Harvest Prices of Major Commodities 54 4.8 Agricultural Machinery and Implements—Mandal-wise—19>87 535-57 4.9 Number and Area of Operational holdings in the District by size classes—1986-87 58 4.10 Sugar Production- in the District 59 5. IRRIG A TIO N 5.1 Medium Irrigation (I & PD)—1987-88 60 5.2 Minor Irrigation Sources (I. D.) Mandal-wise as on 31-3-1988 61 p b No. PARTICULARS Pages 13 Minor Irrigation Sources (ZPP) Mandal-wise as on 31-3-1988 62 5.4 Area Irrigated Source-wise 63 5.5 Net Area Irrigated by Sources of Irrigation (in acres) Mandal-wise 1987-88 64—67 5.6 Gross Area Irrigated Source-wise and Mandal-wise 1987-88 68—71 i? Area of Principal Crops Irrigated Mandal-wise 1987-88 7 2 -7 5 5.8 Area of Crops Irrigated Source-wise 1987-88 76 5.9 Area of Crops Irrigated 1987-88 77 6. LIVESTOCK AND VETERINARY SERVICES dl Veterinary Services—Mandal-wise as on 31-3-88' 7 ^ 7 9 62 Veterinary Services—Mandal-wise as on 31-3-88 80^81; ^3 Livestock and Poultry Population 82 Mi Livestock arid. Poultry Population—Mandal-wise 1987-88 ( Provisional ) 8 3 -8 5 6.6* Dairy Development in Chittoor District as on 31-12-8 86 7. FOREST 7.1 Estimated area under Teak and Bamboo by Forest Division 1987-88 87 7.2 Forest Revenue Product-wise 1987-88 88f 7.3- Forest Revenue Product-wise for the last five years 89^ i. INDUSTRIES 1.1, Production of selected Industries,in the District 9a i.2 Nunib&r of Factories Working under Factories Act in the ; • - ’■ Chittoor District 1987-88 ^ 91 Number of Factories Registered under factories Act, 1948 Mandal-wise ■ : ,. • • 92^92f Table No. PARTICULARS PPages 8.4 Rice Mills in the District—Mandal-wise as on 31-3-88 '944—95 8.5 Small Scale Industries Registered during 1987-88 96 8.6 Household Industries during 1987-88 97 9. MINERALS 9.1 Mineral Resources—Mandal-wise ^ 8-i—99 9.2 Production of Principal Minerals in the District for the last 2 years 100 9.3 Revenue from Mines and Quarries in the District during 1987-88 100 10. FUEL A N D POWER 10.2 Growth of Transmission and Distribution lines in the District 101 10.3 Rural Electrification—Mandal-wise as on 31-3-88 1102—^103 10.4 Power Consumption Category - wise (in ’000 K.W) 104 10.5 No, of Services and Connected Load Category-wise 105 11. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION 11.1 No. of Railway Stations and Routes Kilometerage in the District 1987-88 106 11.2 Motor Vehicles Positosn in the District 107 11.3 Motor Dirivng Licences issued 108 11.4 Working of Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation in Chittoor District during 1987-88 109 11.5 Length of Roads in the District as on 31-3-88 110 11.6 N um ber (rf Post Offices, Telegraph OflSces, Telephone Exchanges and Public Call Offices in the District as on 31-3-88 111—a 13 J1.7 Community Radio and T. V. Sets as on 31-3-88 114—J115 l e N o . PARTICULARS Pages 12 PUBLIC FINAN CE 121 Small Savings in the District 116 122 Principal Sources of Revenue in the District during 1987-88 117 123 Land Revenue—^Mandal-wise in Chittoor District 1987-88 118—119 124 State Excise 1987-88 120 125 Sales Tax in the District—1987-88 121 126 Number of Bank Offices in the District as on 31-3-88 122—123 13. PRICES 13.1 (i) Annual State average wholesale Prices of Food Grains as on 31-3-88 124 (b) Consumer Price index Numbers for Agricultural Labourers new Series (Base 1960-61 = 100) 125 (c) Consumer Price Index Numbers of the Industrial Working Class at Selected Centres in the state (Base 1971-100) 126 132 Average Retail Prices of Essential Commodities at Chittoor Centre 127—128 133 Average Wholesale Prices of Selected Commodities at Selected Centres 129 134 Prices of Selected Building Materials in the District 130 15 LABOUR AND LABOUR WELFARE 15.1 Registration and Placements by Employment Exchange in respect of Educated applicants. 131-132 152 No. of Applicants on Live Register classified by occupation Division 133 153 Registration and Placements by the Employment Exchange 134 Registration and Placements by Employment Exchange in respect of Special Categories of Applicants 135 No. of Employers using the Exchange and Vacancies notified 136 Table No. PARTICULARS Pages 16. EDUCATION 16.2 (a) Primary Schools—Mandal-wise as on 30-9-88 11377-140 16.2 (b) Primary Schools—Management wise in the District as on 30-9-88 141 16.3 (a) Upper Prim ary Schools as on 30-9-1988 11422-143 16.3 (b) Upper Primary Schools—Management-wise in the District as on 30-9-88 144 16.4 (a) High Schools—Independent—Mandal-wise as on 30-9-88 11455-147 16.4 (b) High Schools—Management-wise in the District as on 30-9-88 148 16.4 (c) High Schools for Girls— Management-wise in the District as on 30-9-88 149 16.4 (d) Secondary Schools for Girls—Mandal-wise as on 30-9-88 150 16.4 (e) Secondary Schools attached to Junior Colleges 151 as on 30-9-88 16.5 Oriental High Schools—Mandal-wise during 1987-88 152 16.6 Special Schools in the District as on 30-9-88 153 16.7 Results of S.S.C. and VII Class Examination, April, 1988 154 16.8 Colleges for General Education during 1987-88 155 16.9 Colleges for Professional and Special Education during 1987-88 156 17. COM M UNITY DEVELOPM ENT 17.1 Activities of Zilla Praja Parishad in the District 157 17.2 (a) Physical and financial achievements according to Social Status under IR D P during 1987-1988 158 No. PARTICULARS Pages m (b ) Sector-wise Physical and financial Targets and achievements under IRDP during 1987-88 158 17.3 Income and Expenditure of Gram Panchayats in the District Mandal-wise 1987-88 159-161 11.
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