CENSUS 1971

PARTS X-A & B TOWN & VILLAGE DIRECTORY

SERIES-8 VILLAGE & TOWNWISE JAMMU & KASHMIR PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

BARAMULA DISTRICT DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

J. N. ZUTSHI of the Kashmir Administrative Service Director of Census Operations Jammu and Kashmir 0. ,_. 15·0 ~ ; .. ,' DISTRICT BARAMULA Sill OF TOWNI I __ I~'OO f'" " " 4 2 0 12 MILES

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\I , , , , 14·0 IS 75·0 CENSUS OF INDIA 1971 LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

Central Government Publications-Census of India 1971-Series B-Jammu & Kashmir is being Published in the following parts.

Number Subject Covered

Part I-A General Report

Part I-B General Report

Part I-C Subsidiary Tables

Part II-A General Population Tables

Part H-B Economic Tables

Part II-C(i) Population by Mother Tongue, Religion, Scheduled Castes & Scheduled Tribes.

Part II-CCii) Social & Cultural Tables and Fertility Tables

Part III Establishment Report & Tables Published

Part IV Housing Report and Tables Published

Part VI-A Town Directory Published

Part VI-B Special Survey Reports on Selected Towns

Part VI-C Survey Reports on Selected Villages

Part VIII-A :j:Administration Report on Enumeration Published

Part VIII-B :j:Administration Report on Tabulation

Part IX Census Atlas

Part IX-A Administrative Atlas

Miscellaneous (i) Study of Gujjars & Bakerwals (ii) Srinagar City

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOKS*

Part X-A Town & Village Directory

Part X-B Village & Townwise Primary Census Abstract

Part X-C Analytical Report, Administrative Statistics & District Census Tables

tNot fOT sale *District Census Handbooks of Doda, Srinagar, Anantnag, Udhampur and Jammu already published. CONTENTS

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PREFACE i FIGURES AT A GLANCE. iii PART A-TOWN AND VILLAGE DIRECTORY INTRODUCTORY NOTE: Location-Boundaries-Rainfall & Climate-Early History-Monuments-Fairs and Festivals-Jurisdiction. 1-4 Note on Town and Village Directory Definition of Town-Broad appraisal on Statements 4-15 Definition of Village-Rural area-Education-Medical Facilities-Power Supply­ Communication-Post and Telegraph Facilities-Staple Food-Land use Pattern •. 15-21

TOWN DIRECTORY-StateIllents 23-31 Appendix-Towns arranged according to their Location Code Numbers 2:1.- STATEMENT I-Status, Growth, History and Functional Category of Towns 25 STATEMENT II-Physical Aspects and Location of Towns, 1969 26 STATEMENT III-Municipal Finance 1968-69 27 STATEMENT IV-Civic and other Amenities, 1969 28 STATEMENT V-Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities in Towns, 1969 29 STATEMENT VI-Trade Commerce Industry and Banking, 1969 30 STATEMENT VII-Population by Religion, 1971 31

VILLAGE DIRECTORY-AIllenities and Land Use i-cv Tehsil-wise Abstract of Amenities iv-v Tehsil Bandipore. vii-xiii Tehsil Sonawari xv-xxi Tehsil Sopore xxiii-xxxv Tehsil Baramula xxxvii-il Tehsil Gulmarg li-lix Tehsil Uri lxi-lxix Tehsil Handwara lxxi-Ixxxv Tehsil Karnah lxxxvii-xci Tehsil Kupwara . xciii-cv

PART B-VILLAGE AND TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT. 1-121 Note on PriIllary Census Data

Household Size-Population and its Growth-Sex Ratio-Literacy Level-Work Participa­ tion-Definition of Worker . 3-7 ji

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Village/Urban Blockwise Primary Census Abstract District Abstract . 10-15 Tehsil Bandipore 17-23 Tehsil Sonawari 25-33 Tehsil Sopore 35-49 Tehsil Baramula 51-67 Tehsil Gulmarg 69-77 Tehsil Uri 79-87 Tehsil Handwara 89-103 Tehsil Karnah 105-109 Tehsil Kupwara 111-121

MAPS

District Map Frontispiece Tehsi1 Bandipore. Facing Page 17 Tehsil 25 Sonawari " " Tehsil 35 Sopore " " Tehsil Baramula 51 " " Tehsil Gulmarg 69 " " Tehsil Uri 79 " " Tehsil Handwara 89 " " Karnah 105 Tehsil " " Tehsil Kupwara III " " PREFACE

We had intended to bring out the 1971 series returned only 848 females per 1,000 males as of District Census Handbooks in an alphabetical compared to 862 returned for this district at the order and according to this arrangement the preceding Census. present volume should have been published imme­ diately after the one about Anantnag. We are In the sphere of literacy, while the rate recorded sorry that for certain unavoidable reasons the at the 1961 Census for the Sta te was only 11.03%, plan had to be altered and consequently there it went up to 18.58% during the decade under has been some delay in bringing out this publication. review. However, Baramula district at the 1971 All the same, we hope, that the data furnished Census recorded even a lower rate of literacy in these pages will be found useful by various (13.16%) than the State average and is placed higher administrative agencies and may facilitate drawing only to the Ladakh district in this respect. Similarly up of future development schemes for the district in the sphere of urbanisation, it continues to occupy concerned. a backward position contributing only a fraction (7.72%) to the State's total urban population of The district of Baramula (32°-55' to 33°-50' 858,221. It is perhaps relevant to mention here 1 1 north latitude and 73°-45 to 75°-20 east longi­ that the district contains no class I or class II tude) is one among the three constituent districts town and its biggest towns namely Sopore and comprising the Kashmir valley. The valley, oval­ Baramula fall in the category of class III shaped and commanding an average height of towns. The number of workers according to the 1581 ms but spread on a fiat surface is famous latest definition claim a proportion of 31.06% to throughout the world for its salubrious climate the district's total population as against 29.76% and scenic beauty. Individually as well as collecti­ representing the State average. However, cultivators vely the districts share these characteristics, are and agricultural labourers constitute the overwhel­ situated contiguously and constitute a single and ming majority providing corroborative evidence compact territorial entity in terms of race, language of the fact that the economy of the district and culture. Besides they are served by a common continues to be predominantly rural in character. river, the Jhelum, to which are joined numerous Nevertheless it is gratifying to note that the tributaries on both banks with their source in proportion of 'other workers' suggesting diversi­ everlasting shows. fication of occupations, registered a sharp rise from 14.5%, in 1961 to 23.4%, at the recent Census. Because of their temperate climate, abundant irri­ gationaI facilities and fertile soil, the valley districts It may be recalled that the economy of the collectively are more populous than the rest of the district was badly shaken if not shattered by the State put together. At the 1971 Census the popula­ Pakistani invasion of 1947. With the Srinagar­ tion of the State stood at 46.16 lakhs, out of Rawalpindi road closed, the district undoubtedly which the three districts of Anantnag, Srinagar lost its former position as the gateway to the and Baramula constituting the Kashmir valley Kashmir valley. But the loss appears to have contributed 52.76%. In inter-district comparison, been more than made up by expansion of horti­ the Baramula district claimed the third position culture and timber industry on a vast scale in within the State as a whole with its population the post-1947 decades which simultaneously standing at 775,724. Within the valley, however, witnessed intensification and improvement of it recorded a higher growth-rate viz; 29.00 than agriculture. both Anantnag (28.22) and Srinagar (27.54) districts for the 1961-71 decade. In the matter of sex-ratio In compiling this publication, I feel specially while Jammu and Kashmir as a whole continues indebted to Shri Ali Mohd. KalIoo, Tabulation to be placed in the category of 'very low (less Officer, Social Studies, who scrutinised and analysed than 900)', among the States of India, the position the tables. The names of my other colleagues of Baramula district as revealed at the 1971 Census who were associated with the work are mentioned appears to have suffered a set-back in that it separately in this book.

Srinagar, the 4th April, 1974. J. N. ZUTSHI ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ASSISTANCE

SjShri Abdul Gani, Deputy Director . General Supervision

P. K. Khosa, Statistical Assistant Habib Ullah, Computor 1 Preparation of Inset Tables Ghulam Ghaws, Computor J

P. K. Khosa, Statistical Assistant Ghulam Jeelani, Computor 1 . Proof Reading Ghulam Ghaws, Computor r Miss Haiima Bano J

Masood Ahmed, Cartographer Ali Mohd Shagoo, Senior Draftsman 1 Vijay Kumar Punjabi, Draftsman . Maps Abdul Qayoom, Draftsman I Miss Dilshad Akhtar, Draftsman J

Shiben Krishen, U.D.C. Typing of Manuscript K. L. Dhar, U.D.C. FIGURES AT A GLANCE

Jammu & Kashmir Baramula State District Population Total Persons 4,616,632 775,724 Males 2,458,315 419,862 Females 2,158,317 355,862 Rural Persons 3,758,411 709,481 Males 1,996,864 384,231 Females 1,761,547 325,250 Urban Persons 858,221 66,243 Males 461,451 35,631 Females 396,770 30,612 Decennial Population growth rate 1961-71 29.65 29.00 Area in Km2 *222,236.0 7,458.0 Density of population per Km2 N. A. 104 Sex-Ratio (Number offemales per 1,000 males) 878 848 Literacy rate (0-4 age group included) Persons 18.58 13.16 Males 26.75 21.01 Females 9.28 3.89 Percentage of urban population to total population 18.59 8.54 Percentage of workers to total population Persons 29.76 31.06 Males 52.50 55.23 Females 3.86 2.53 Break-up of workers: Percentage to total workers:-­ I. Cultivators Persons 64.78 73.14 Males 64.51 72.94 Fem.ales 68.94 78.29 n. Agricultural Labourers Persons 3.05 3.44 Males 3.12 3.50 Females 1.93 2.14 III. Other Workers Persons 32.17 23.42 Males 32.37 23.56 Females 29.13 19.57 Percentage of schedule caste population to total population Persons 8.26 0.01 Males 8.06 0.02 Females 8.48 Number of occupied residential houses 666,753 97,215 Number of villages Total @6,749 £1,032 Inhabited 6,510 1,008 Un-inhabited 239 24 Number of Urban Areas 45 6

NOTE :-* Includes 78,932 Km! under the illegal occupation of Pakistan and 5,180 Km 2 illegally handed over by Pakistan to China. Also includes 37,555 Km2 under illegal occupation of China. @ Includes 7 inhabited villages, treated as out-growth in the Urban Agglomeration of Srinagar and Jammu. £ Excludes 12 Forest/Boat blocks which have not been treated as villages. PART X-A TOWN AND VILLAGE DIRECTORY INTRODUCTION

The practice of bringing out of District Census facilities; communication; particulars of land Handbooks in Jammu and Kashmir on a regular use and places of religious, historical or basis was started at the 1961 Census. Although archaeological importance. It also gives for due to various reasons, the Handbooks could not each town in the district in the form of be brought out on time at that census yet they suitable statements, the status of the town served a useful purpose in apprising the adminis­ administration; its origin; growth of popula­ tration of important statistical data at the grass­ tion; functional category; physical and roots level viz., village or urban block in each locational aspects; latest municipal finances; district. It was on the basis of this information civic and other amenities; medical, educational that the demarcation of electoral constituencies and cultural facilities; trade, industry and was worked out. Several development schemes of banking facilities and population returns by the states third five year plan also owe their religion. origin to the detailed data supplied in the District Part B: Census Handbooks. highlights for each village and for each block Profiting by the experience of the 1961 Census and ward/mohalla of a town, the primary and realising that District Census Handbooks are census data incorporating area; occupied the only publications which incorporate data residential houses; number of households; down to a village and mohalla or ward of a total population and its break up by sex; town, it was decided at this' census not only to scheduled caste population; literate population; enlarge and improve their scope but to phase out working population by nine industrial categories their publication in such a manner that part of and non-working population. the useful information to be carried in the District Baramula District: Census Handbooks becomes available to the data users with minimum delay. Consequently at this The district is known after its headquarter census, a District Census Handbook was split town of Baramula, which is situated at a distance into three parts:- of 56 kms. in the north of Srinagar city. The district has the distinction of being the la rgest Part A Village and Town Directory. of the three districts forming the Kashmir Part B Village and Town-wise Primary province. Its total area as per the latest assessment Census Abstract. made by the Surveyor General of India, is Part C Analytical Report, Administrative provisionally estimated to stand at 7,458.0 km2 Statistics and District Census Tables. constituting 47% of 15,853.0 km2, the total geographical area of the province. The northern Under this arrangement, parts A & B have and eastern regions of the district are interwoven been fused together to form the present volume. by dense forests and soaring mountains. The Part C which must await collection of further details terrain as also the topography is such that is bound to take time, hence it has been decided not the areas in these regions are less productive to allow it to delay the publication of readily and sparsely populated. The southern and some available information and instead, bring it out in a part of the central regions are, however, plain S~pa.I"te volume. and densely populated. The western region IS The contents of parts A & B of the District neither productive nor mountainous. Census Handbook constituting this volume are The district is meandered by river Jehlum as follows:- which after pouring its deposits in the Wular Part A: Lake again takes off a south-westernly direction gives for each village of the district the passing through the towns of Sopore, Baramula particulars of amenities available in the matter and Uri. Other important rivers are Kishen of educational and medical institutions; power Ganga, Pohru Nallah, Kamil Nallah, Sindh, supply; drinking water; post and telegraph' Madumati and Bruzul Nallah. Location: and mInImUm average temperatures recorded in The district is located between 32° -55' to the district stand at 19.6°C (67.28°F) and 7.6°C 33°-50' north latitude and 73°-45' to 75°-20' east (45.68°F) respectively. longitude. The heigh t of the district is 1,555 metres Early History: which is lower than 1.538 metres for Srinagar and 1,600 metres for Anantnag districts. The early history of the district has already been given m detail in the 1961 District Boundaries : Census Handbook of Baramula. However, a

The district IS bounded in the north and brief mention thereof would not be out of place north-west by the area under illegal occupation here. The district was for ages known as Kamraj, of Pakistan and in the south and south-west, it which name was assigned to it as a result of is bounded by the lofty Pir Panjal range which the settlement arrived at between two princes­ separates it from Punch. In the east, the great Kaman and Marhan-over the crown of their Himalayan range bounds it from the Kargil father. The part of the valley lying between tehsil of Ladakh district. Towards south and Pir Panjal and Srinagar was made over to Marhan south-east, the district is contiguous with Srinagar and was known as Maraj; the part below district. Sri nagar fell to Kaman and was named after him as Kamraj now called district Baramula. Rainfall & CIim.ate : The part in between the two viz., Srinagar was The district enjoys adequate rainfall except called Yamraj. While Anantnag and Srinagar areas such as Kandi tracts of Baramula tehsil, now no longer retain these original names, the the Lolab valley of Kupwara tehsil and other district Baramula is still called Kamraj. smaller valleys of Handwara tehsil where defficient Let us now see how the district assumed its present rains are responsible for partial or complete nomenclature as Baramula. In this connection there failure of crops. Besides this, there are low are many a version current. According to one ver­ lying marshy areas in the district, particularly sion couched in the Record of Rights (Mislihaqqiat) those of Baramula and Sonawari tehsils which preserved in the Revenue Department, not endor­ owing to their proximation to the river Jehlum sed by all, there was a spring 'Wara-Ganga' at this are frequently subjected to flooding and loss of place, because of which the town came to be knowl\ crops during heavy rains. as 'Waramuli', 'Wara' implying name and 'Muli' There are, in all seven Raing-gauge Stations place where the foundation of a structure may in the district, one each at Bandipore, Baramula, have been laid. With the passage of time, the Gulmarg, Gurez, Handwara, Langet and Sopore. word 'Waramuli' was distorted into Baramula. The only observatory in the district is located Even now many amongst the Kashmiris called at Gulmarg. Even this operates seasonally from this place as '\\Taramul'. June to September and consequently the data Another version, which is corraborated by colle(.ted by it does not give month to month several writers, says that the whole valley was variation of temperature, etc. However, the district once a great expanse of water and its waters on an average receives a rainfall of 968.041 mms. were then drained off at Khadinyar near Baramula or (3l.l1") per year. by volcanic eruption of rocks at twelve places. The district experiences severe cold in winter The place was thus known as Baramula meaning and a moderate temperature in summer. Snowfall twelve bores. This view is also supported by is heavy during winte~ months viz., middle of Kalhana in his book 'Rajtarangni' (book V Section December to end of February and very heavy 156 and 213). He says that during the reign of King in areas like Keran sector, the Lolab and Gurez Awantivarman (855-883 A. D.), the mountains near valleys and in and around Gulmarg, which Khadinyar Were violently rocked by the unparaJIed usually remain cut off from the rest of the earthquake that struck the valley then. Huge district for these months. The district towards rocks and boulders rolled down to block the its west does not experience as heavy snowfalls passage of water at this place. This led to the as in other parts, because as we tend towards inundation of vast areas of the valley, crops the west, decline in height starts. The maximum were washed away and thus the people came 3 within the grip of acute famine. At this juncture, of hutments has been erected in the premises of he says, when there was desparation all around, the shrine to provide shelter to the pilgrims who a local engineer, Suya by name, whose survival continue to pour in, in multitudes, all the year from death was itself a miracle, formulated a round. plan to salvage the valley from this catastrophe, The Wular, the biggest lake in Asia, 34 kms. if provided with enough money and gold. The from Srinagar is yet another attraction for which king having heard of this, summoned him and the district can rightly boast of. In circumference, placed all his trt'asury at his disposal. According the lake measures 48 kms. and its area in to the plan devised by him, he embedded scores normal conditions, spreads over 12.5 sq. miles. of earthen pitures stuffed with mOIley and gold It provides an unending source of fish and water at the place where the flow of water had been chestnuts (singharas). plugged with huge rocks and boulders, and followed it by an announcement that the pitures Monuments: alongwith their contents would be owned by The district is rich in places of archaeological anybody who dives to unearth them. The place interest; these consist chiefly of the ruins of was thus thronged by thousands and within a ancient mosques and temples. Although these malter of few days all the boulders and rocks including fairs and festivals will be discussed were removed, causing thereby a reduction in amply in Part C of this publication, a brief water level and in this way the valley was saved mention thereof will not be out of place here. from great devastation. The following places of archaeological or religious Baramula, it 'must be conceded, has not lagged interest are located in the district:- behind in partaking its share of vicissitudes and 1. Ancient Hindu temples at Pattan. According' convultions that the valley has witnessed since to Rajtarangni, these temples have been prehistoric era. The grand architectural pieces built during 883-901 A. D. by King that lie strewen in the district as old ruins Shankaravarman. testify to the architectural accomplishments which 2. Ruins of Ramkund temple at Farkian the district may have experienced once. The (Handwara) district abounds in health resorts of great charm which have earned fame throughout the world. 3. Shardamai temple at Guglusa (Handwara) Amongst them Gulmarg, 49 kms. from Sri nagar 4. Nandrishi Pir's tomb at Magam near Trehgam and 2,652 metres from sea-level, is of international (Handwara) repute. During summer months, the place 5. Dhyaneshwar temple at Simattan (Handwara) invariably throbs with visitors. In Gulmarg is situated one of the world's best golf courses 6. Ancient Hindu temples at Kanlibag, Dewar­ located on a lush meadow of flowers. The lkmanpura, Sumbal-Indrakote (Baramula) golfing season which starts in June and 7. Ruins of Bhuddist period at Fatehgarh and lasts till September, attracts thousands of sports­ Baramula (Baramula) men both from in and outside the country. The gradual and even slopes around Gulmarg offer Fairs and Festivals: excellent scope for skiing. Prior to 1947, it used The following fairs and festivals are celebrated to be the headquarter of Ski Club of India. in the district:- The Central Government with a view to giving 1. Baba Abdullah Sahib's fair in Baisakh at a fillip> to tourism in Kashmir, have launched Guzarial (Handwara) an intensive development plan to make Gulmarg 2. Ziarat Janbaz Sahib's fair in Rabi-ul-Awal at as winter sports centre in next 5 years. The Baramula. plan interalia envisages a centrally heated motel, an aerial ropeway and ski lift from Gulmarg 3. Peer Dastgir's fair in Baisakh at Palhalan to Khilan-marg. (Sonawari tehsil) 4. Ziarat Payam-ud-Din alias Baba Rishi Sahib's The fame of the district is also derived from fair in Poh (December) at Gulmarg. the fact that at a short distance from Gulmarg, amidst thick green fir forests is situated the shrine 5. Nand Keshvar's fair in Jeth at Seer Jagir of Baba Payum-ud-Din alias Baba Rishi. A cluster (Baramula tehsil) 4

6. Papchan Nag fair in Cheth at Papchan The Directory consists of seven statements (Bandipore town) plus an appendix giving all the towns of the 7. Ziarat Sayed Haji's fair in Maghar, Poh district arranged according to 1971 Census Loca­ and Magh at Kareari (Baramula tehsil) tion Code Numbers.

Jurisdiction: Definition of Town: Baramula district came into being in 1911, Before analysing the data incorporated in the the area of the territory it was then composed Town Directory it would be relevant to explain of, stood at 3,553 sq. miles or 9,201.91 km2• here the standard definition of town. The defini­ In the subsequent decades viz., 1921-61, the tion evolved for the first time at the 1961 district suffered a substantial loss in area by Census and adopted with a slight modification way of inter-district jurisdictional changes and for this census also lays down the following re-orientation of the district following 1947 tribal criteria for determining a place as urban:- raides, in which more than lrd. of the State territory fell under illegal foreign occupation. a) all places with a Municipality, Corporation The net effect of all this was that at the 1961 or Cantonment Board or Notified Area or Census, the area of the district got reduced to Town Area Committee irrespective of their 2,536.0 sq. miles or 6,568.2 km2• During 1961-71 population or other characteristics. however, the district has witnessed notable jurisdictional changes. So far as inter-district b) all other places satisfying the following tests:- changes are concerned, the district has lost 7 1. an area/village whose population is not villages which were transferred from Baramula below 5,0(10, tehsil to Beerwah tehsil of Srinagar district. Although, in this way, the district should have 2. an area/village whose 1th of male further lost in area but as per reassessment working population consists of non-agricul- made by the Surveyor General of India, the turists, and uptodate area of the district is reported to stand 2 provisionally at 7,458.0 km • 3. an area which has a density of not less than 1,000 persons per sq. mile. (390 persons The district, which earlier comprised of * 1,064 per km. 2) villages, after both inter and intra-district changes, now consists of only * 1,032 villages. As regards According to the above definition the following intra-district change, the district at the time of places were treated as urban at the 1971 Census: 1961 Census was composed of 6 tehsils viz; Baramula, Sopore, Handwara, Sonawari, Uri, and 1. Bandipore, Karnah and 9 towns, namely Baramula, Sopore, 2. Baramula, Bandipore, Gulmarg, Sumbal, Hajin, Ajas, 3. Gulmarg, Palhalan, and Uri but during the last ten years, while the district with the addition of 4. Handwara, 3 more tehsils, namely Bandipore, Gulmarg and 5. Sopore and Kupwara, has improved its position administratively, 6. Uri it has lost in urban sector. As against one town of Handwara, declared urban in 1970, 4 towns While all the six of them satisfy criteria of Sonawari tehsiJ, namely Ajas, Hajin, Sumbal and Palhalan were denotified, with the result the (a) of the standard definition of a town; it is number of urban areas was reduced from 9 to 6. only Baramula and Sopore which fulfil the intrinsic characteristics of a town as laid down Explanatory Note on Town Directory in criterion (b) of the standard defin ition. All We may now focus our attention to the urban the same some of the above towns have been part of the district and discuss the economic, cultural and demographic characteristics of each able to improve their class status over what it town of the district. was at the 1961 Census. This IS revealed in ------_- .Forest/Boat blocks have not been treated as villages. the following inset table:- 5

INSET TABLE NO.1 At the 1961 Census, the district had nine

SI. Name of Town Class of Town Class of Town urban units. Four of them were, however, No. in 1961 in 1971 declassified during the last decade, all belonging Census Census (I) (2) (3) (4) to tehsil Sonawari. These are given in the following inset Table:- l. Baramula IV III 2. 8opore IV III 3. Bandipore VI V INSET TABLE NO.2 4. Handwara V Towns declassified in 1971 Census 5. Gulmarg VI VI r----- _..A.._------"'l 81. Name of Town Population-1961 6. Uri VI VI No. Census (1) (2) (3) Data Content:

We may now discuss the scope of each of 1. Palhalan 3,762 the seven statements constituting the Urban 2. Hajin 3,701 Directory of the publication and see what they have to reveal about each town. 3. Ajas 3,584 4. Sumbal 2,755 STATEMENT-I

This statement consists of 15 columns, incor~ porating statistics on civic administration status It will be seen that all the four declassified as in 1970, population growth during the decades towns had a population of less than 5,000. All 1901 'to 1971 and functional traits based on 1961 and of them had been notified as urban in late 1971 Censuses. fifties and later declassified in 1970. It appears In column 5, the latest administrative status that they were initially declared urban for adminis~ has been denoted with the help of the following trative reasons because in 1955~56 the State Govern­ abbreviations :- ment launched an intensive development scheme to T. A. Town Area Committee salvage the low lying and marshy areas of N. A. Notified Area Committee Sonawari tehsil, where crop failure had become an usual phenomenon and where more or less While retracing the history of the 6 places the whole area was subject to frequent inundation that are borne on the urban list, it will be discerned from cols. 6-13 of the statement that with slight rise in the water level of river Jehlum. though all of them acquired their urban status However, with the completion of the plan which in 1911, only two towns viz, Baramula and among other things included raising ofembankments, Sopore could maintain their status as such setting up of dewatering and pumping stations during the last sixty years. From rest of the etC. and which, as a matter of fact, changed the towns, two, namely Bandipore and Gulmarg were declassified in 1921 and continued in that status whole complexion of the area from one of till 1961 when they were classified as towns. deficit to surplus, these towns lost their adminis­ Uri, on the other hand, was declassified in 1921 trative utility and were, therefore, reverted to the and re-appeared in 1931 to continue in the rural list. urban list un-interruptedly till todate. It is interesting to note that Handwara which appears as a recent addition, was in fact declared urban How far the various SIze class towns of the alongwith other towns of the district in 1911. district have been able to improve their status It was, however, reverted to the rural list in 1921 and continued as such till late seventy during last ten years, is reflected in the following when it was again notified as urban. inset table:- 6

INSET TABLE NO.3

Population size No. of Population Percentage No. of Population Percentage to towns 1961 Census to total urban towns 1971 Census total urban in 1961 population in 1971 population in Census in 1961 Census Census 1971 Census (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

1-(100,000+) II-(50,OOO-99,999) 1II-(20,OOO-49,999) 2 54,031 88.26 IV-(iO,OOO-19,999) 2 38,841 89.16 V-(5,000-9,999) 6,201 10.13 VI-(Iess than 5,000) 3 4,721 10.84 2 986 1.61

The comparsion is made in respect of 5 towns Functional characteristics of a town as shown only, which are common to both censuses. It III the statement are assessed by taking into will be seen from the table that 3 of the 5 towns consideration, the participation rates of workers have been able to improve their status during m the nine recognized industrial categories as the last decade, two of them viz, Barmula and given below:- Sopore having scrambled from class IV to class III and the third, namely Bandipore from VI I. Cultivation to V. Gulmarg and Uri have, on the other II. Agricultural labour hand, continued to hold their old position. III. Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting, Columns 12 and 13, giving 1961 and 1971 Plantations, Orchards and Allied Activi­ Census population of each town of the district ties reveal that excepting Uri, all these towns, have IV. Mining and Quarrying registered a high growth of population. Gulmarg V. Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing & with ,a growth rate of 163.59% stands on the Repairs top. The low growth rate of Uri which is barely a) Household Indmtry 0.45% is easily understandable. Uri is a border b) Other than Household Industry town, susceptible to border conditions. It appears VI. Construction that the 1965 Indo-Pak conflict has been greatly responsible for growth rate of the town being as VII. Trade and Commerce it IS. VIII. Transport, Storage and Communications It may not be out of place to mention here IX. Other Services that the population figures for 1951 recorded in These categories have been further re-grouped column 11 is the mean of 1941 and 1961 population, into the following five broad categories:- because, as already stated, no Census was conducted in the State in 1951 owing to the abnormal Group Constituent Categorie.r conditions prevailing then. 1. Primary Activities I+II+III+IV Functional Category: The information given in columns 14 and 15 of 2. Industry Va+Vb+VI the statement indicates the functional characteristics 3. Trade and Commerce VII of each urban area of the district. This information 4. Transport VIII so useful to researchers and administrative agencies, 5. Services IX brings out the role that the town plays in such acti­ vities as commerce, industry, transport, communica­ If the proportion of workers in a town under tion, administration, construction, education, etc. and any of the five broad categories forms or exceeds 40% also the functional changes the town has experienced of the total working force, it has been treated over the last ten years as a result of urban mono-functional. If, on the other hand, the development. proportion under any single category is less than 7

40% but becomes 60% or more with the combination There is a lone observatory in the district of two predominant categories, the town has been situated at Gulmarg, which too operates seasonally designated as bi-functional. Similary, when three and, therefore, the data supplied by it bears no predominant categories, on adding, constitute 60% coherence as to month to month variation in or more of the total working force, the town rainfall and maximum and minimum tem:1eratures. has been classified as tri-functional. The functional The climate of the district, as already mentioned, classification so worked out for 1961 and 1971 is akin to that of the other two districts of the and in respect of each town has been reprod uced valley. Gulmarg, however, is the only town in in cols. 14 and 15 of the statement. The columns the district which is located at high altitude and reveal that amongst the five towns common to for that reason, experiences severe cold for major both censuses, 4 were mono-functional and one part of the year besides heavy snowfalls during bi-functional in 1961. By 1971 the number of winter months. Inspite of these extremes, the mono-functional towns has reduced to 3, one, place is known for its salubrious climate in hotter namely Baramula having become a tri-functional months. At this place, mention should also be town. Similarly, Sop ore which was bi-functional made of Uri, which is perhaps the only town in earlier has also become tri-functional in the inter­ the valley, located at a comparatively lower altitude vening period. This shows that economic activities and as such does not experience the kind of cold in these towns is under gradual transformation and snowfall experienced by other towns of the towards diversification which speaks of the operation district. Although the district on an average of healthy influences. Bandipore and Uri are, receives a rainfall of 968.04 m. m. or 31.11" per of course, the two towns where this transformation year, there are some regions such as Kandi areas appears to be rather slow and which have, therefore, and Lolab and Gurez valleys which are frequently not been able to turn the corner so far. It is, stricken with drought. however, significant to note that unlike at the 1961 Census, when no town qualified to be function­ The part of the statement which deals with ally classified under trade and commerct', 3 of the locational aspects of the towns clearly high­ the 6 tOWllS have at the present Census returned lights the tact that all the urban areas of the trade and commerce as t>ne of their functional district enjoy communication facilities. In fact traits, Gulmarg having returned it ~s its sole two main towns of the district viz., Baramulla functional characteristic. and Sopore are situated on the bank of the river Jehlum-the only major navigable river of It is equally interesting to note that functional the valley and the third town Bandipore, skirts characteristics of a town are directly influenced Wular lake. Both river Jehlum as also Wular lake by the size class of the town. Bigger the town, contribute a lot to the economic activity of these larger the diversification of its economic functions. towns and for that matter to that of the whole The two towns of the district which have returned district. Timber, firew(;od, fish, chestnuts, bricks, themselves as tri-functional at the 1971 Census stones, lime etc. are some of the major items belong to size class-III while all four towns carried by river transport, which is relatively returned as mono-functional fall in size class V & cheaper than surface transport. VI. STATEMENT-II Column 7 of the statement mentions two State headquarters viz., Srinagar and Jammu, the former The statement, consisting of 13 columns, depicts serves for summer months, when Jammu province the physical and locational aspects of towns. broils under scorching heat and latter for winter Physical as well as locational aspects include data months, when the life in the Kashmir province on the distance from the town of the city with gets benumbed because of heavy snowfall and population of one lakh & more, of state, district frosty chill. This regular and seasonal movement & tehsil headquarters, railway station, bus route. of State Offices between these two headquarters It also gives information on the location of navigable has been in vouge from very early times. river, if within 10 kms. and sea port, if within 50 kms. from the town. The data shown under The various symbols used in the statement are ;- eols. 3-5 has been supplied by the respective N. A. Not Available Chairman. R River 8

STATEMENT-OI For convenience of study and saving printing The statement highlights the budgetary picture space, the figures incorporated in the statement as in 1968-69 of the towns which existed in the have been rounded off and expressed in terms district in that year, and excludes Handwara of hundreds. which came into being in late seventy. The state­ The inset table below brings out the per capita ment has two distinct parts, part first, extending receipt and expenditure of all Town/Notified Area over columns 3 to 9, gives the sources of revenue Committees of the district classified by population and part second composed of columns 10 to 16 sizes :- presents the total outlay by main heads of allocation.

INSET TABLE NO.4

Per Capita Receipt and Expenditure.A______by Size Class of Towns -; r- Class of Town No. of Receipt (Rs.) Expenditure (Rs.) towns ,-- .. ,--______--A. ______.. Total Through From all Total On public On public On taxes other health and institutions other sources conveniences items (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

Class III 2 13.71 4.53 9.18 12.58 1.78 0.15 10.65 (20,000-49,999)

Class IV (10,000-19,999)

Class V 16.43 9.55 6.88 9.98 1.77 8.21 (5000-9,999)

Class VI 2 69.57 49.19 20.38 58.72 2.64 56.08 (less than 5,000)

The table reveals that Gulmarg and Uri, the Rs. 16.43 and Rs. 9.98 respectively. The corres­ only two class VI towns in the district rank high ponding figure in respect of class III towns is: in the per capita receipt and expenditure as compared Receipt per capita Rs. 13.71 and expenditure with other towns falling in classes III and V, Rs. 12.58. Baramula and Sopore-both class III·are there being no class I, II and IV towns in the the only towns which have made a provision for district. It is interesting to note that Baramula public institutions, the expenditure on this head and Sopore, the two class III towns of the district, being Rs. 0.15 per head. It may be mentioned that accounting for 81.56% of the total urban population the expenditure on this head is quite paltry and of the district, rank lowest in the matter of per in respect of all other towns is conspicuous by its capita receipt and second in the matter of per capita absence, which is a glaring indication of too expenditure. The two class VI towns viz., Gulmarg much dependence on Governmer,t financial assistance. and Uri are placed better, largely because of their relative importance. Even though, they together, STATEMENT-IV constitute only 1.49% of the total urban population of the district, Gulmarg commands immense attention The statement provides useful information with as an important tourist resort and Uri as a border regard to availability in each urban area of the town. Consequently, the respective local bodies district of civic amenities; system of sewerage; receive handsome grants, aids and loans from the number and type of latrines; method of disposal Government for the upkeep of these two places. of night soil; sources of drinking water; capacity This is more so in case of Gulmarg where the of water reserviors; electric connections etc. The demands of tourist traffic make it expendient to information pertains to the year 1969. spend on public health conveniences. Since the statement consists of 16 columns, Bandipore, the only class V town in the district liberal use has been made of abbrevations in relevant stands second in the per capita receipt and lowest columns economising on space. These are amplified in the per capita expenditure, the figures being below:- 9

Column 4 the faecal matter is drained into the rivulets , brooks , PD Pucca Drainage cess-pools, underground ditches, etc. through kutcha and pucca surface drains. KD Kutcha Drainage Sanitation: Column 8 WB Wheel Barrows Water-borne latrines are conspicuous by their absence in all the urban units of the district DS Dumping System except in the case of standard hotels and restaurants TS Trench System and important public institutions. The most common H Hand-cart latrines are the service and dry type latrines, the R Thrown in River arrangement being that the human excreta is removed by scavangers and dumped in the nearby Column 9 vegetable gardens. After decomposition, it serves TW Tube-well as manure for the growth of vegetables. S Spring The most common instruments used in the N Nallah disposal of night-soil are the wheel barrows and Roads: the handcarts. The method of dumping is also From column 3 of the statement it will be practised. The arrangement is that the garbage seen that Bandipore town maintains a road length etc., is removed to reception centres and from thence of 11 kms., which is the largest among all the it is carried and deposited outside urban limits towns, constituting 34.92% of the total road length in deep dug trenches. The whole method is in all the towns of the district. The distinct position crude and speaks of the state of the backwardness that the town has achieved in the matter of of sanitation and public health facilities persisting road length is due to the fact that after the big in the urban areas of the district. conflagration of 1963 in which nearly whole of Water Supply: the town was destroyed, the Government reconstruc­ ted the town under a Master Plan, providing It is, however, somewhat heartening to note for a net work of roads, lanes and sub-lanes. that all the urban units of the district enjoy Baramula, the district headquarter, follows with a potable drinking water facilities through taps fed road length of 9.0 kms. Sopore which is an by reservoirs of varying capacities maintained equally important town of the district comes next by the State Public Health Engineering Department. with a road length of 6.40 kms. Handwara, which All the same, even this facility is far too inade­ was H'cognised as a town in 1970 is placed at the quate to meet the requirements almost in all the bottom with a road length of 2.10 kms. There towns excepting Gulmarg and Uri. In amplification are no local body roads in Gulmarg, all roads, of this point it may be mentioned here that on the meandering through the town being directly main­ basis of 30 gallons per head per day, which is tained by the State P. W. D. The length of these the standard norm of consumption of potable roads is, however, not indicated in the statement water in urban areas, the cardcity of reservoirs, as it deals exclusively with the roads maintained if only to meet the requirements of population by the Local Bodies. It would have been interesting returned at the 1971 Census should have been to know further about the classification of these 1,86,000 gallons in the case of Bandipore, 7,90,000 roads into kutcha, pucca, etc. but no such infor­ gallons in the case of Baramula, 1,51,000 gallons mation could become available from the concerned in the case of Handwara,and 8,31,000 gallons in Local Bodies. the case of Sopore as iagainst 50,000, 1,05,000, 30,000 and 60,000 gallons respectively. Drainage System: As is evident from the statement, the system Fire-Fighting Facilities: of sewerage in every town of the district is crude As the column 11 of the statement discloses, and archaic. There are practically no underground only 4 of the 6 towns in the district are provided sewers anywhere including the two main towns with fire-fighting facilities. In the event of a viz; Baramula and Sopore or even Gulmarg, the conflagration III any rural part of the district ideal tourist r..:!surt. The waste water including even besides the two towns presently not provided 10

with fire-fighting stations, the fire brigades are Baramula with 219 and 40 connections respectively, rushed from the neighbouring towns, equipped are the only towns in the district speaking of with such stations. Considering the fact that most the relation to the industrial development going of the areas in the district experience ravages on in these towns. In the case of other towns of fire almost as a regular phenomenon causing the number of such connections ranges between damage to movable and immovable property 2-4. The border town of Uri has not even one worth lakhs of rupees, the existing facilities for connection issued under this head. protection against fire can by no means be considered adequate. This lends all the more urgency to the Uri is an exception to road lighting facilities need for provision of fire-fighting stations in the also available in other towns of the district. towns of Handwara and Uri. Respective Local Bodies cater to this facility, with 418 such connections, Baramula ranks on top, Electricity ; followed by Sopore with 263 connections. Baramula was the first district in the State STATEMENT. V to have earned the distinction of being the source of electricity, with hydro-electric plants at Mohra, The statement, consisting of 17 columns presents about 38 kms. from Baramula supplying electricity a broad picture of medical, educational, recrea tionaI to other areas of the valley. The initial capacity and cultural facilities as available in 1969 in the of this station was 3,000 kwts. After 1947 tribal various towns of the district. Abbreviations used invasion, in which the power house was considerably in columns 3 and 5 of the statement are amplified damaged, not only was it renovated but its below:- capacity was also raised to 6,000 kwts. besides Colum.n: 3 adding another hydro-electric plant with a generating capacity of 15,000 kwts. at Ganderbal, about H Hospital 22 kms. from Srinagar. Inspite of these two HC Health Centre power houses and a number of diesal stations D Dispensary installed at various places in the valley, the available electric supply is far too meagre to meet the FC Family Planning Centre growing industrial and domestic demand. Conscious TBC T.B. Clinic of the requirements and role of electricity as an instrument of economic growth and social welfare, LC Leprosy Clinic the State Government have already taken some M Mission Hospital big electric projects in hand, which when completed Colum.n 5 are bound to bring about alround development of the State in a big way. Sheri Electric Project ASC Arts, Science and Commerce College. in Baramula district is one of such projects with a potential capacity of 92 Mwts., which is in Medical Facilities: an advanced stage of implementation. Column 3 of the statement indicates that all It will be seen from the statement that all the urban units of the district are provided with the towns of the district are electrified and the medical facilities. An interesting feature of this electric connections as available in the towns facility is that all the towns of the district are have been categorised into domestic, industrial, provided with medical institutions equipped with commercial, road lighting and others. So far as beds to cater to in-patients. In the matter of domestic connections are concerned, Baramula bed strength, Baramula with 120 beds (50 in with 2,751 such connections or 45.37% of the Government Hospital and 70 in Mission Hospital) total number of domestic connections, in the district stands on the top followed by Sopore with 30 ranks first, followed by Sopore town, with 2,492 beds. Among other towns, Gulmarg with 4 beds connections. Gulmarg with 5 connections, stands ranks at the bottom in comparison to Bandipore, at the bottom. The information about industrial Handwara and Uri with a bed strength of 10 in connections is particularly interesting, as providing, each case. How many beds are available per as it does, with a glimpse into the industrial 1,000 of population is revealed by the following character of the towns. Obviously, Sopore and inset table:- 11

INSET TABLE NO.5 that the earnest attention and urgency accorded S1. Name of Town Total No. of No. of beds by the State Government in the post-independence No. beds per 1,000 period to education and its expansion has, as pDpulation (1) (2) (3) (4) elsewhere, appreciably improved the position of educational institutions in the urban areas of the I. Bandipore 10 1.6 district. The number of schools in the six towns 2. Baramula 120 4.6 under reference, which in 1961 stood at 40 made 3. Gulmarg 4 7.4 up of 3 higher secondary, 5 high, 18 primary{ 4. Handwara 10 2.0 basic activity and 14 central/middle schools has 5. Sopore 30 l.l during the last eight years risen to 62 consisting 6. Uri 10 226 ------of 10 higher secondary/secondary, 15 junior Total 184 2.8 secondary/middle, 28 primary and 9 other schools. It will be seen that with 10 beds Uri has This makes an increase of 55%. As a result of the highest bed strength available per 1,000 tb i" the urban literacy level has gone up from population. This, however, turns out to be so, 18.41 in 1961 to 30.50% in 1971. However, the because of the smallness of population of this town. fact that the literacy level in the rural and urban Gulmarg follows with a strength of 7.4 beds per parts of the district put together has only reached 1,000 population. Amongst other towns Baramula the bare level of 13.16% shows how deep-rooted is relatively better placed with 4.6 beds per 1,000 the educational backwardness of this district is population. The smallest ratio of 1.1 beds per and how much more attention should be paid 1,000 population in the case of Sopore, an important to bring the district out of the morass of illiteracy. business town, is somewhat surprising. The follow· The statement, under reference, gives the number ing inset table shows the distribution of various of different types of educational institutions types of medical institutions in towns of different functioning in the towns of Baramula district. size-classes. I t will be seen that amongst the six towns, it is INSET TABLE NO.6 only Baramula and Sopore which are provided with a college-each with facilities for education Type of medical institution Size-class of ,.-______. __..A. ______~ in arts, science and commerce upto the degree towns Hospital Health Dispen- Leprosy T.B. Family level. They have to· cater to the post-matric centre sary clinic clinic plan- ning educational demands of not only the other towns centre but also of the entire rural part of the district. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) The lone Industrial Training Institute with faci­ III (20,000-49,999) 3 2 lities for vocational guidance in various trades IV (10,000-19,999) is located at the headquarter town of Baramula. V (5,000-9,999) 2 The following inset table gives the number VI (Below 5,000) of higher secondary/secondary; middle/junior Total 3 4 2 3 secondary and primary schools per 1,000 population in each town of the district:- As it is, all types of medical institutions except INSET TABLE NO.7 leprosy clinics are con centra ted in the two class No. of schools per 1,000 population SJ. Name of Town ,.-______.A. ______-, III towns viz; Baramula and Sopore. In classes No. All educa- Higher Middle! Primary V and VI in which the rest four towns of the tional Secondary! Junior Schools institu- Secondary Second- district fall, the available medical facilities consist tions Schools ary of 3 health centres, one dispensary, one family Schools planning centre and one leprosy centre. There (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) is no family planning centre in Handwara falling 1. Baudipore 0.64 0.32 0.16 0.16 2. Blramula 0.69 O.OS O.:d 0.38 under class V and Gulmarg and Uri falling under 3. Gulmarg 184 1.84 class VI. 4. Handwara 1.79 0.10 0.20 1.19 5. Sopore 0.61 0.07 0.22 0.32 Educational Facilities: 6. Uri 9.03 4.51 2.26 2.26 ------Before examining the data incorporated in the Total OSO 0.16 0.22 0.42 statement, it may undoubtedly be acknowledged ------12

As in the case of medical facilities, Uri ranks Before scanning the information incorporated on the top in the matter of schooling facilities in cols. 3-11, it would be worthwhile to mention with a total population of 443, the town has here that the selection of the specified commodities 2 higher secondary/secondary schools, one middle has been made on the basis of their relative and one primary school. But then they cater to the importance in each case generally by reference to educational requirements of most of the surrounding their money value or quantity involved in transac­ rural areas as well. The lowest ratio has been tion. If, however, a specific commodity has returned by Sopore and Baramllia towns, the been found out to be closely linked with the two biggest towns in the district. The data given reputational value of a town even though not in the inset table is not, however, sufficient to so significant in terms of its money value or bulk provide any conclusive evidence as to the relative transaction that commodity has been chosen, in impact of the available schooling facilities in the preference, as of importance for the concerned various towns of the district. This could better town. Within this framework, let us see what be manifest with the help of additional information each town/notified area has to reveal. Bandipnrc, such as the number of studenfs on roll in various a small town on the bank of the famous Wular­ schools in the town, the ratio it bears to the lake, though regarded as a servicing centre for total number of school-going childern in the town, the surrounding areas, including far-flung places the teacher-pupil ratio in respect of each school like Gurez etc., is particularly reputed for the and the period for which the school has been manufacture of coarse woollen blankets or 'chadries' existing in the town, etc. as known locally. This constitutes an important household industry for the town, being run with Recreational and Cultural Facilities: the use of wooden handlooms-khadies. The raw Columns 14-17 of the statement highlight material comes mainly from the suburbs which information on recreational and cultural facilities abound in rich grasses and pastures. The prelimi­ available in the various towns of the district. nary process like cleaning and spinning of wool It will be seen that these facilities are practically and cotton is done in households before it goes non-existent in almost all the towns of the district. to weavers. The price of a blanket depends on The recreational facilities in the shape of cinemas its quality and texture, besides the size. The of medium standard are, however, available in sizes in vogue are two. One is 'ekbari' which the comparatively bigger towns viz; Baramula and consists of 2 breadths, each piece being 4f broad Sopore, the number being 2 and one respectively. and 171' long, the other is of two breadths sewn Sopore is the only town in the district which together, both together being 4t' broad and 17t' has a drama hall. As regards public library long. The price of a blanket whether single or facilities, it is only the towns of Baramula and double generally rangeS between Rs. 50/- to Sopore which have this kind of facility with 2 and Rs. 400/-. Chadries of the types and the warmth 4 reading rooms respectively. produced in Bandipore are one of the vital STATEMENT - VI defences used by a common man against the curelities of winter. The industry is, however, The statement, spread over 14 columns, portrays facing a stiff competition from the machine made the extent to which trade, commerce, industry woollen blankets which are softer, more beautiful and banking facilities are available in various and cheaper. Besides for chadries, Bandipore towns of the district. shares with Sopore the prominence for export of Columns 3-11 of the statement indicate the waterchest nuts (Trapa bispinosa) or 'Singhara' names of three most important commodities as called locally. A substantial portion of the imported, exported and manufactured in the town. yield of this commodity which for the years Wherever these commodities are known by their 1965-66-1970-71 has been reported to have been local names, these have also been given within to the tune of 10 lakh quintals has gone in export brackets by the side of their english equivalents. outside the State. All the several varieties of Column 12 gives the number of banks, if any, Singhara generate white flowers afloat on the functioning in the towns and columns 13 and 14- surface of the water on stems supported by air reveal the number of agricultural credit societies vessels. The fruits on ripening sink to the bottom and non-agricultural credit societies, if any, function­ of the lak e. Singhara is found on the Dal lake ing in the towns. also, but its home is the Wular lake in the close 13

Vlclmty of which lie the two towns of Bandipore ground smut which makes into a delicious dish and Sopore. The best among the varieties of on cooking. 'Singhara' is known as 'Basmati' which is a small nut with a thin skin and gives 1/3rd of kernal Banking Facilities : and 2/3rds of shell. The 'dogru' and 'Kangar' are the other varieties, the former being comparati­ Column 12 of the statement brings out the vely a larger nut with a thicker shell and the extent to which banking facilities are available in latter having a very thick shell with long projecting the urban units of the district. It will be seen horns giving the least kernel. The extraction and that Uri is the only exception to an otherwise collection of black or ripe 'Singharas' generally encouraging pOSItIon. Sopore with five banks has starts from 1st November and lasts till the end of the distinction of being on top of the other towns February while that of green or unripe 'Singharas' of the district in matter of banking facilities. is completed between middJe of April to the middle Bandipore and Gulmarg rank lowest in this sphere, of September. The outer cover of Singharas, serves the number of banks being one in each case. as very good fuel. The position of Baramula, the headquarter town of the district, is also not very enviable, having Baramula and Sopore are the only two towns only two banks particularly when even Handwara of the district which have some symptoms of has three. No hasty conclusion, however, need industrial character. The former is reputed for be drawn in the absence of any information about the manufacture of matches and medicines like the relative business turn over of these banks. Belladona, Santonin and Tinctures. The factories producing these items have been brought under Agricultural Credit Societies ; public sector with raw materials coming from the State forests. The production of matches, however, As is evident from column 13 of the statement, caters only to a fraction of the internal demand all the town/notified areas excepting Gulmarg and, therefore, stands an assured market, if taken are provided with agricultural credit societies. up for large scale expansion. The santonin and Their role in ameliorating socio-economic ills of other tinctures, in view of their mounting demand the people can hardly be over emphasised. Sopore, from outside the State, is now reckoned among with five such societies leads in the enjoyment the most export earning i terns. Besides this, of these facilities also. Other towns do not have Baramula is also known for its stone slabs which more than one such society in each case. are extracted from the surrounding quarries. These Non-agricultural Credit Societies : are largely used by the sanitary fitters for covering of pits, besides being used for construction work. As is evident from column 14 of the statement Sopore, on the other hand, has won a name in non-agricultural credit facilities are conspicuous by the production of fiour, canned james and in the their absence in almost all the towns of the district. export of fish, fruit, sawn timber and saw dust. Sopore is the sole exception with two such soci­ The areas in and around the town are covered eties. with orchards producing maryiad varieties of apples like Delicious, French, American, Maharaji and STATEMENT - VII Ambri etc. Fruit worth lakhs of rupees is annually exported outside the State. Fish also goes in sale This statement gives the distribution of the outside the town in large quantity. On an average population of each town of the district as returned 60-70 maunds of fish go out to the suburbs at the 1971 Census on the basis of religion for and other areas of Kashmir province daily. males and females separately.

Gulmarg, Handwara and Uri are the three Religion is an important and one of the basic towns which owing to their proximity to the forests cultural characteristic of population. From the are in a pOSItIOn to produce milk products and statement it is quite evident that all the urban minor forest products for sale in other parts of units of the district are multi-religious. Viewed Kashmir province. Uri, which is skirted by high in the aggregate, the distribution of the entire steep forests is reputed for the supply of mushrooms urban population of the district by various religions or 'Ghuchhian' as called locally. It is an under- emerges as under;- 14

INSET TABLE NO.8 Hindus: Of the total Hindu population of 21,237 in Urban____..A. Population______-., Religion r- the district made up of 14,083 males and 7,154 Total Percentage females, 5,703 (3,228 males and 2,475 females) (1) (2) (3) live in the urban part. 45.29% of them are All Religions 66,243 100.00 concentrated in Baramula town alone. Another Buddhist 6 0.01 34.39% of them are in Sopore town. The remaining Christian 155 0.23 2D.32% are distributed in the other 4 towns in Hindu 5,703 8.61 the ratio of 9.96% in Handwara, 5.73% in Uri, Muslim 57,694 87.09 3.03% in Bandipore and 1.60% in Gulmarg. Sikh 2,680 4.05 Considering the proportion Hindus make to total Others 4 0.01 population in individual towns, Uri, a small border Religion not stated Negligible town, stands out prominently with the Hindu population constituting 73.81 % of the total popula­ The table reveals that as for the whole district tion of this town. Gulmarg follows with a proportion in the urban areas also, Muslims constitute the of 16.76%, Bandipore with a proportion of 2.79% most predominant part of the population, claiming ranks at the bottom. more than 87%. Hindus follow with a numerical The overall urban sex ratio of this community strength of 5,703, constituting 8.6 I % of the total stands <1t 767 females per 1,000 males which is urban population. From the remaining 4.30% of less than the district average of 848 females per the total urban population, Sikhs claim 4.05% 1,000 males. In Baramula town where they are followed by Christians with a proportion of 0.2.3%. concentrated in the largest proportion, Hindus The number of Buddhists and others is insignificant, show a sex ratio of 806 females per 1,000 males their proportion being 0.01 % in each case. which is better than the overall urban sex ratio. It would be inteff~sting to see how each religion Muslims: is represented In various towns/notified areas of the district. Muslims, who constitute 87.09% of the total urban population, are predominantly concentrated Buddhists: in the two big towns of Sopore and Baramula, Of the total number of 342 Buddhists in the Sopore claiming 44.42% and Baramula 36.68% district, only 6 or 1. 75% were returned at the of them. The remaining 18.90% are distributed 197 J Census in its urban areas, of whom 3 were in the other 4 towns, in the ratio of 10.40% in Sopore, 2 in Baramula and one in Handwara. in Bandipore,0.75% in Gulmarg, 7.65% in Hand­ No Buddhist has been returned from Bandipore, wara and 0.10% in Uri. Gulmarg and Uri. All the 6 Buddhists returned The urban sex ratio of this religious community from three towns of the district are males which works out at 869 females per 1,000 males which clearly indicates that they are not normal resi­ is slightly more favourable than the overall urban dents living in normal households in these towns, sex ratio. Taking individual towns into consideration, but may have been there in pursuit of livelihood. Gulmarg and Uri give out a comparatively much Christians: lower sex ratio of females to males. Both are small towns with most of the tradesmen drawn Of the total number of 270 Christians returned from outside, constituting single member house­ in the whole district at 1971 Census, 155 or 57.41% holds. In all .the other towns Muslims show a have been returned in the urban sector. Here comparatively favourable sex ratio as compared also their concentration is confined to Baramula to other communities. town to the extent of 148, the remaining 7 having been returned from Sopore. Sikhs: The sex ratio of this small urban population Of the total number of 9,803 Sikhs living in of Christians gives 722 females for 1,000 males the district, 2,680 persons or 27.34% belong to which is evidently much lower than the over the urban sector. They are found in varying all urban sex ratio in the district. proportions in almost all the towns of the district, 15

but their main concentration is in Baramula town Appendix-II presents tehsil-wise abstract of which claims 90.93% of them. Their number in all educational, medical and ,other other towns is rather insignificant and ranges amenities. between 1% and 3% of the total urban Sikh popula­ Maps; tion. The urban sex ratio of this community works The publication has been supplemented with the following detailed maps;- out at 869 females per 1,000 males which is much better than the corresponding sex ratio of 835 1. District map depicting tehsil boundaries females per 1,000 males returned for the community and location of towns. at the State level. Coming down to individual 2. Tehsil map indicating boundaries of each towns, the sex ratio of the community in Uri, village and town within the tehsil, illustra­ Bandipore and Baramula is particularly favourable, ting by suitable symbols population and the number of females per 1,000 males being various amenities available in villages and 968, 941 and 914 respectively. towns. EXPLANATORY NOTE ON VILLAGE Abbreviations : DIRECTORY Due to limitations of printing space in the Data Content; statement designed to present this information, The Village Directory which constitutes an liberal use has been made of the following integral part of this publication is intended to abbreviations :'- provide a glimpse into the socio-economic, recre­ Column No.4 Education ational, cultural and demographic life of each village . of the district. It gives succinct details Hs./Hr. Sec. High School/Higher Secondary of the amenities available in each village in such School. fields as area; educational and medical facilities; L.H.S. Lower High School power supply; drinking water; communication; Mid. S. Middle School post & telegraph facilities; land use pattern; C. S. Central School distance of the village from the nearest town; B. A. S. Basic Activity School day or days of market/hat and places of religious, Pro S. Primary School historical and archaeological importance. MKT Maktabas PS Patshalas The Village Directory was brought out as part 0 Other Institutions of the District Census Handbook for the first time in 1961 and those of the readers who might Column No. 5 Medical have gone through the publication would find HC Health Centre that more information has been added in the D Dispensary directory this time. The object of including data FPC Family Planning Centre on staple food. land use. amenities, distance from SO Sub-Centre the nearest town, market days etc. is to facilitate FAC First Aid Centre the study as to what socia-economic changes Column No. 6 POWtT Supply have taken place in the rurality of the district E Electrified during the last ten years. Column No. 7 Drinking Water Appendices : T Tap The Village Directory is supplemented with W Well the following appendices:- TW Tube-well SP Spring Appendix-! gives the list of villages of each R River tehsil arranged in an alpha­ S Stream betical order along with location TK Tank code number alloted to each C Canal such village at the 1971 Census. 0 Others 16

n houses densely or sparsely populated irrespective Column No. (j Communication of the number of hamlets flanking it. In accordance PR Pucca Road with this definition, every revenue mauza was treated as a census village in all the areas of KR Kutcha Road the State territory. This definition was adopted R Navigable River for 1971 Census also. It may not be out af place to mention here Column No. 9 Post and Telegraph that it was in 1961 for the first time that a PO Post Office uniform definition of what constitutes a village was adopted in for the whole country. Due to TO Telegraph Office varying pattern of village settlements obtaining POTO Post and Telegraph Office in different parts of the country this had always eluded successive censuses in the past since 1872. Phone Telephone Rural Area: Column No. 12 Source of Irrigation The rural part of the district, which extends to an area of 2,072.26 km2 is composed of 1,032 *C Government Canal villages, of which 1,008 are inhabited and 24 C Non-Govt. Canal un-inhabited. On the basis of number of villages, R River Baramula ranks third largest among all the districts of the State, the first and second being Anantnag TW Tube-well and Jammu districts. In 1961 Census, the district W Well comprised, 1,064 villages, but because of inter 0 Other than Canal and River and intra-district jurisdictional changes during the last decade, the number got reduced to 1,032 Definition of Village : villages. This is accountable to the transfer of 7 villages to Srinagar district, amalgamation of The definition of a village as well as the 34 villages into 16 villages and inclusion of 12 changes that this concept has undergone right villages under urban limits. In the meanwhile, from 1901 to 1971 has been amply explained in the District Census Handbook of Anantnag. however, there was an increase of 5 villages by However, for the facility of readers, a brief outline creation of the new village of Pernal in Karnah of the same may be worthwhile here. According tehsil and denotification of f,Jur towns viz., Ajas, to the definition adopted in 1901, an area whose Hajan, Palhalan and Sumbal of Sonawari tehsil. residential houses were clustered together or if sparsely located were separated from other similar With the creation of 3 more tehsils viz, areas by natural barriers, such as rivulets, khuls, Bandipore, Gulmarg and Kupwara, the district hillocks, fields etc., was treated a village. In is now administratively divided into 9 instead 1911, a village was defined as an area already of 6 tehsils. With this measure the district has settled or under settlement, a territorial or revenue come to achieve greater cohesion in its adminis­ village which had been duly surveyed, demarcated and treated as a unit for purposes of assessment. trative set up. Among the tehsils, Handwara with In 1921, however, a village was defined as the 183 villages within its jurisdiction, is the largest smallest unit of administration which was separately tehsil of the district followed by Baramula and assessed to land revenue· This definition in 1931 Sopore tehsils which account for 165 and 138 was subjected to variation according to local villages respectively. Karnah with only 49 villages conditions and was also followed in 1941. There was no Census in 1951 owing to the abnormal within its fold is the smallest tehsil of the district. conditions prevailing then in the State. In 1961 The sub-joined table gives the number of inhabited, a village was defined as an area with well defined un-inhabited and un-administered villages in respect boundaries for revenue assessment having residential of each tehsil of the district. 17

INSET TABLE NO.9

Number of villages S. No. Name of tehsil r------.A. --, Total Inhabited Un- Un- Remarks inhabited administered (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

1. Bandipore 73 73 73 villages and one town t ransferrcd from Sopore tehsil. 2. Sonawari 86 83 3 3. Sopore 138 136 2 4. Baramula 165 164 5. Gulmarg 101 100 101 villages and one town transfcrr cd from Baramula tehsil. 6. Uri 100 91 3 6 7. Handwara 183 179 4 8. Karnah 49 46 3 9. Kupwara 137 136 137 villages transferred from Handwara ------tehsil. Total *1032 1008 15 9 NOTE :-* Excludes forestJboat blocks.

Villages by Area:- The following table gives the tehsil-wise distribution of villages by area;- INSET TABLE NO. 10 Distribution of Villages with reference to their area (Area in acres) r------.A.------,------., S.No. Name oftehsil 50 or less 51-100 101-200 201-500 501-1,000 1,001-2,000 2,0001-5,000 Total No. of villages (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Bandipore 5 13 28 15 11 73 2. Sonawari 4 5 7 23 24 l.) 86 3, Sopore 2 11 29 46 33 15 2 138 Baramula 13 27 76 30 17 165

,'j. Gulmarg 3 24 31 32 7 :J 101 u. Uri 2 8 16 22 21 23 2 94

/. Handwara 2 22 35 82 38 4 183 8. Karnah 5 10 17 10 4 46 ':l. Kupwara 4 10 20 45 40 16 2 137

Total 18 103 188 371 218 108 17 1,023

This and all the subsequent tables are exclusive a proportion of 21.31% of the total villages. It of 9 unadministered villages (6 falling in Uri and is interesting to note that the number of villages 3 in Karnah tehsil) the area of which is not in the lowest size category 50 acres or less and available. the upper category 2,001-5,000 acres is the least I t will be seen that the area group 201-500 being 18 and 17 respectively. There is no village acres claims 36% of the total number of villages in the district with an area of 5,001 acres or in the district which is the largest proportion more. By and large the same picture is reflected claimed by any size category. Next comes the at the tehsil level also with slight variation in area size category 501-1,000 acres accounting for individual cases. 18

Education: all the districts of the State. The educational According to the information available for backwardness of the district is deep rooted. the year 1968-69, there are. 1,072 educational Education was a neglected subject in the pre­ institutions, consisting of 80 I primary/basic activity independence era throughout the rurality of the schools/patshalas, 195 central/middle schools and State. The circumstances of Baramula district 76 lower high/high/higher secondary schools in the were more adverse in that major part of the district rural areas of the district. The corresponding consisting of far-flung and hilly areas which in number of educational institutions in 1961 was the absence of communication facilities, could 599, comprising 489 primary/basic activity, 82 hardly attract adequate attention of the Government. central/middle and 28 lower high/high/higher secondary schools. This shows that the number The real effort towards economic, social and of schools of various kinds has registered an educational upliftment began only after indepen­ increase of more than 78% during the last eight dence and from that stand-point the progress years which by any standard is a significant achieved is by no means insignificant. achievement. Inspite of this sizeable expansion in educational facilities, the literacy level in the The following inset table gives an idea about district persists to be far too low and if Ladakh the availability of schooling facilities by reference is left apart, Baramula ranks at the bottom among to their distance from the nearest town:-

INSET TABLE NO. 11 Educational amenities with reference to the distance of villages f.:-OO1 the nearest town r- -"-- Distance from the Total No. Number of villages having neuest town of villages r------_.A.--______-, (in kms.) All types of l'ercen- Primary/ Pcrcen- Mic'dle/ Percen- Lower Percen- Others Percen- educational tage Basic tage Central tage Highl tage tage institutions Activity/ Schools High/ tvJKTI Hr. Sec. Pathshalas Schools (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

5 or less 125 104 83.20 72 57.60 24 19.20 8 6.40 6-10 235 184 78.30 129 54.89 43 18.30 12 5.11 11-15 212 186 87.73 123 58.02 42 19.81 20 9.43 0.47 16-25 236 203 86.02 155 65.68 31 13.14 17 7.20 26-50 140 131 93.57 93 66.43 30 21.43 8 5.71 51-100 57 51 89.47 38 66.67 8 14.03 5 8.77 101-200 18 15 83.34 13 72.22 5.56 5.56

Total 1,023 874 85.44 623 60.90 179 17.50 71 6.94 0.10

It will be seen that over 85% of all the education is concerned. Much, however, remains vi1l

Medical Facilities: 1961 to 10.46% in 1969. This is obviously good Column 5 of the statement shows that there progress, but looks insignificant when viewed from are 126 medical institutions in the rural part of the stand-point that there are still 90% vill.lges which continue to be im::nerseu in u.ukncss. the district made up of 84 dispensarie~, 10 health centres and 32 family planning/first aid/sub-centres. The following inset table brings out the p,sition The corresponding number of such institutions in of electrified villages by reference to distance from 1961 stood at 55, comprising 49 dispensaries and the nearest town ;- 6 health centres. The number of medical insti­ tutions has thus more than doubled during the INSET T ABI E NO. 13

last eight years. As a consequence, there is now Dist~ncc from Total ~d. No. of vill.ges Percen toge of one medical institution for every 5,G31 persons the nearest of with ,lecI' ic ele('(,ifi~d town villages power v,lIages to in the rural part of the district as against one (in kms,) supply tnt"INo. institution for every 9,391 persons in 1961, not­ of villages (I) (2) (3) (4) withstanding a growth of 30.42% in the rural population of the district during the intervening 5 or less 125 21 16.80 period. 6-10 235 27 11.49 11-15 212 30 14.15 The following inset table brings out the area­ 16-25 236 18 7.63 institution ratio which may give an idea about 26-50 140 )0 7.14 the actual dispersal of these institutions. 51-100 57 1.75 INSET TABLE NO. 12 101-200 18 ------,-______Medical Facilities..A... per______100 sq. kms. ---., Total 1,023 107 10.46 SI. Name of Tehsil Total village No. of No. per '\"0. paper area medical 100 It will be seen that villages falling at shorter (in km2) institutions km! distance from the nearest town have a slight of ;my kind edge over those falling at longer distances in the ,):1 (2) (3) (4) (5) matter of electrification. The reason is obvious. 1. Bandipore 156.89 12 8 It is economically as well as operationally more 2. Sonawari 300.48 14 5 convenient to extend the lines around the already 3. Sopore 278.04 13 5 electrified area than extending them far to beyond. 4-. Baramula 315.27 22 7 However, with the fructification of various power 5. Gulmarg 108.40 7 6 generation projects, particularly that of Lower 6. Uri 254.13 13 :, Jehlum Project, provision of electricity to most of /. Handwara 272.50 17 6 the villages of the district will be within easy H. Karnah 80.67 8 10 reach. 9. Kupwara 305.88 20 7 ------Communication Total 2,072.26 126 6 Communication constitutes one of the basic It will be seen that area-medical institution items of infra-structure for social and economic ratio, ranges from 5 institutions per 100 sq. kms. development. Column 8 of the Village Directory in the case of Uri, Sopore and Sonawari tehsils shows that 769 out of 1,023 villages or 75.17% to 10 institutions per 100 sq. kms. in the case of the total villagps in the district are now connected of Karnah tehsil. by roads. Of these, 340 or 44.21 % vi1l.1!{eS are connected by pucca roads and 429 or 55.78% by Power Supply: kutcha roads. This is indeed a significant r('cord Even though the State's first Hydraulic Power progress, particularly when viewed in the context Station is located in Mohara village of Baramula of the past position which was marked by more district. By 1961, only 15 out of total number or less total lack of such facility. of 1,039 inhabited villages of the district stood electrified. The number of electrified villages has A rail-line, of course, continues to be conspicuous now risen to 107. In other words, the proportion by its total absence as much in this district as of electrified villages has gone up from 1.4% in 111 other districts of the valley. If, however, the 20 proposed circular railway system for the valley It will be seen that Sonawari, comparatively takes concrete shape, it is bound to change the a bigger tehsil in area, ranks at the bottom, face of all rural areas including those of Baramula with a ratio of only 4 post offices per 100 km2• district. On the other hand, Gulmarg and Bandipore, 2 The following imet table gives the channels lead with a ratio of 10 post offices per 100 km • of communication available to various villages of This is perhaps because of the relative importance the district by reference to their distance from wielded by Gulmarg as a tourist centre and the nearest town:- Bandipore as a service centre for Gurez valley and areas around. Sopore, Baramula, Handwara INSET TABLE NO. 14 and Kupwara equally important tehsils follow 2 Distance from Total No.,-- _____Number of villages.A. _____ connected--., by with 8 post offices per 100 km each. the nearest of town villages Pucca Kutcha Pacca road (in kms.) road road & river Staple Food: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) According to the available information, majority 5 or less 125 57 48 of villages in the district have returned rice as 6-10 235 80 104 their staple food. Maize or wheat serves as 11-15 212 73 79 16-25 236 88 82 staple food only in such areas as are loca ted 26-50 140 40 75 on high altitudes and Kandi areas as also 51-100 57 26 villages of Gurez and Lolab valleys where sources 101-200 18 15 ------of irrigation are deficient. It is for this reason Total t,023 338 429 2 that in most of the tehsils maize or wheat constitutes a co-staple food for its villages. It will be seen that none of the villages located beyond a distance of 50 kms. from the Land use Pattern: nearest town are connected by a pucca road. The land use pattern, as maintained by the Villages nearer a town are expectedly better Revenu Department has been classified into the placed in this sphere. From out of the villages following 9 categories:- located at a distance of 5 kms. or less as many as 45.60% are linked by pucca roads and I. Forests this proportion reduces to 28.57% for villages This includes all actually forested land (other located at a distance of 26-50 kms. than maintained by Forest Department) classified Post and Telegraph Facilities: or administered as forests under any legal The total number of villages equipped with enactment, dealing with forests whether State post offices, telegraph offices and telephone facilities owned of private. in the district is 146,4 and 5 respectively. II. Land put to Non-Agricultural uses: The following inset table indicates the availa­ This includes all lands occupied by buildings, bility of post offices by reference to area:- roads, railways of underwater including rivers INSET TABLE NO. 15 and canals. SI. Name of Tehsil Total village Total No. No. of No. paper area of post post offices III. Barren and Unculturable Land: (in km2) offices per 100 Km2 This includes all barren and unculturable land (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) like mountains, deserts, etc., and lands which I. Bandipore 156.89 15 10 cannot be brought under cultivation except at 2. Sonawari 30Q.48 11 4 an exorbitant cost. 3. Sopore 278.04 21 8 4. Baramula 315.27 24 8 IV. Pennanent Pastures and Other Grazing 5. Gulmarg 108.40 11 10 Lands: 6. Uri 254.13 13 5 7. Handwara 272.50 23 8 This includes all grazing lands whether they 8. Karnah 80.67 5 6 are permanent pastures and meadows or not, 305.88 23 8 9. Kupwara covering also village commons and grazing lands Total 2,072.26 146 7 within forest areas. 21

V. Land under Miscellaneous Tree Crops: INSET TABLE NO. 16 This includes all cultivable land which is not Tehsil·wise Land Use Pattern (in acres) r------A------~ included in net area sown but is put to some SJ. Name of Forest Culti- Irri- Un- Cultura- Area No. Tehsil vated gated irriga- ble not agricultural use. It also includes lands used land ted waste available for culti- for thrashing grasses, bamboo bushes and other vation (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) groves for fuel etc. (7) (8) 1. Bandipore 91 21,212 7,358 13,854 10,502 6,964 2. Sonawari 46 51,272 21,112 30,160 10,457 12,475 VI. Culturable Waste: 3. Sopore 156 53,055 24,875 28,180 7,540 7,954 It includes aU such lands as are available for 4. Baramula 120 61,077 23,870 37,207 9,145 7,562 5. Gulmarg 103 18,114 12,053 6,OEI 2,897 5,673 cultivation, but not taken up for cultivation 6. Uri 1,961 16,6GB 6,749 9,919 23,489 20,G7fl continuously for more than 5 years. 7. Handwara 594 48,45521,311 27,154- 10,854 7,422 8. *[(arnah 46 6,765 2,481 4,285 3,336 9,456 VII. Fallow Land other than Current Fallows: 9. Kupwara 36 50,505 3 I ,64-2 13,364 12,309 12,732 It includes all lands which were taken up * Excludes clas~ification of 329 acres of un-administered villages. for cultivation, but have been temporarily out It will be seen that the village paper area of of cultivation for a period of not less than the rural part of Baramula district stands at one year and not more than 5 years. 5,12,062 acres, constituting 27.99% of the geograp­ hical area of the district. The cultivated land, VIII. Current Fallows: which adds upto 3,27,135 acres, forms 63.89% of this area. The proportion of other categories This represents cropped area which IS kept is as under;- fallow during the current year. 1. Forest=0.62% 2. Culturable waste=17.68% IX. Net Area Sown: 3. Area not availabl e This represents net area sown with crops and for cultivation=17.75% orchards, the areas sown more than once during Of the total cultivated land, only 46% the year being counted once only. is irrigated; that as much as 54% of the cultivated area still continues to be subject to the vagaries For consideration of economy in space, the of natural rainfall brings into the focus the extent nine-fold classification of land use as explained of inadequacy of the available irrigation facilities. above has been reduced into the following four Down at the tehsil level we find that with an acreage of 61,077 acres of cultinted land which categories for purposes of this publication;- works out to 0.57 acres per capita, Baramula is I. Forests on top of other tehsils. However, Gulmarg and Kupwara have the distinction of commanding a II. Cultivated Land fairly high percentage of irrigated land, the propor­ tion being of the order of 66.54% and 62.65% a) Irrigated respectively. In the case of Sonawari, Sopore and b) UL-irrigated Handwara tehsils the per capita cultivated land stands at 0.53 acres each, Karnah which is III. Culturable waste the smallest tehsil of the district has also the lowest proportion of irrigated land-36.67% only. IV. Area not available for cultivation. Even the per capita cultivated land is the lowest in the tehsil-0.31 acres only. In so far as Baramula tehsil The following inset table gives the tehsil­ is concerned, while as much as 78.40% of its wise picture of land use statistics on the basis of village paper area is cultivated, the proportion of the above classification:- its irrigated cultivated land is as low as 39.08%.

TOWN DIRECTORY APPENDIX

Towns arranged according to 1971 Location Code Numbers.

1971-Location S. No. Name of Town Population Code Number Name of Tehsil

1. Bandipore 6,201 3/1 Bandipore

2. Sopore 27,697 3/11 Sopore

3. Baramula 26,334 31I1I Baramula

4. Gulmarg 543 3/IV Gulmarg

5. Uri 443 3/V Uri

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TEHSIL-WISE ABSTRACT OF AMENITIES IV

APPENDIX

TEHSIL.WISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL,

NATURE OF

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,·2' Sonawari 66 35 20 21 9 10 11 11

3 Sopore 88 114 30 40 11 12 9 9

4 Baramula 95 119 32 35 10 11 16 16

5 Gu1marg 37 42 12 12 5 5

6 Uri 62 74 12 12 6 6 10 10

7 Hacdwara 95 120 24 24 8 8 11 11

8 Karnah 32 41 5 5 5 5 5 5

9 Kupwara 89 133 29 32 16 18 10 10

Total for the District Baramula 623 801 178 195 71 76 1 1 84 84 v

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MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES

AMENITY

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2 2 17 69 8 3 79 46 37 11 11

3 3 27 III 24 117 81 37 21 21

2 2 4 4 27 138 7 47 120 49 115 24 24

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vii

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

BANDIPORE TEHSIL

1971 1971 Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Code No. :::ode No.

Abdulin 27 Kanan Baba Gund 44 Achura Chowrwan 9 Korgbal 1 Ahim Sharif 64 Koyal Mukam 52 Aitmula 62 Kudara 28 Ajar 61 Kunas 56 Aloosa 54 Labkachal 73 Aragam 35 Lawadora 40 Arin Dard Pora 43 Lawi Pora 59 Ashtongu 55 Madar 45 Athwatu 71 Malangam 24 Baduab 25 Malangam 53 Badugam 19 Mangni Pora 51 Badwan Wanpora 4 Mantrigam 68 Bag tor 2 Manz Gund 16 Barar 37 Markoot !l Barni 11 Mastan Kohpri 7 Bona Koot 70 Nadhal 39 Bothu 66 Nail Kenzalawan 3 Buglandar 21 Niru 17 Chak Arsala Khan 33 Owngam 57 Chak Rashi Pora 63 Pangi Gam 58 Chhandaji 69 Parana Talel 13 Chithi Bandi 34 Qazi Pora Patushi 50 Chontimula 29 Samthan 65 Dachi Gam 47 Saradab 20 Dangi ThaI 14 Sonar Wani 67 Dawar 6 Sumblar Shok Baba 30 Gamroo 41 Takiya Ahmad Shah 31 Garoora 36 Watpora 49 Gujran 26 \Vavan 72 Gund Dachhana 38 Wazirithal 18 Gund Gul Sheikh 22 Zadgai 12 Gund Pora Ram Pora 32 Gund Qasar 42 1971 Husangam 23 Name of Mohalla Location Code No. Jurinyal 15 Kaloosa Nath Pora 48 Bandipore Notified Area Khandyal 5 Mohalla Bandipore 4 Khar Pora 46 Mohalla Nowpora 2 Kheyar 60 Mohalla Nusu 1 Kilshi Pain 10 Mohalla Papa chan 3 viii

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BANDlPORE

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of r- -, No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking' Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/1/1 Korgbal 188 S KR.

3/1/2 Bagtor 782 Mid.S. (1) Pro S. (1) S.C. (1) S KR.

3/1/3 Nail Kenzalawan 912 Mid.S. (1) Pro S. (1) S.C. (1) E S KR.

3/1/4 Badwan Wanpora 870 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) S KR.

3/1/5 Khandyal 218 Pro S. (I) S,Sp K R.

3/1/6 Dawar 274 H.S. (1) Mid. S. (1) Pr. S. (1) H.C.(I) E R,Sp KR. PO.

3/1/7 Mastan Kohpri 186 R KR.

3/1/8 Markool 370 Pro S. (2) R,Sp KR.

3/1/9 Achura Chowrwan 930 Pro S. (I) R KR.

311110 Kilshi Pain 307 Pro S. (1) Sp KR.

3/1/11 Rarni 323 R KR, '1/1/12 Zadgai 232 Pro S. (I) R,S KR.

3/1/13 Parana Talel 252 Pro S. (1) D (1) S KR.

3/1/14 Dangi Thai 205 Pr. S. (I) Sp KR.

3/1/15 Jurinyal 504 Pro S. (1) Sp KR.

3/1/16 Manz Gund 156 R,Sp KR.

3/1/17 Niru 601 Pro S. (I) S KR.

3/1/18· Wazirithal 101 Sp KR.

3/1119 Badugam 484 S,Sp KR,

3/1/20 Saradab 306 Pro S. (1) S KR.

3/1/21 Buglandar 387 Pro S. (1) S KR.

3/1/22 Gund Gul Sheikh 66 Sp KR.

311/23 Husangam 236 Pro S. (1) S KR.

3/1/24 Malangam 243 Pro S. (I) S PRo PO,

3/1/25 Raduab 693 Pro S. (1) S,Sp KR. 3/1/26 Gujran 785 Pro S. (I) S KR.

3/1127 Abdulin 425 Pro S. (I) S KR.

3/1/28 Kudara 491 Pro S. (1) S PRo

311/29 Chontimula 637 Pro S. (1) Sp KR. PO,

3/1/30 Sumblar Shok Baba 936 Pro S. (I) S PRo

3/1/31 Takiya Ahmad Shah 117 S,Sp KR. Ix

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food ("­ including allY Forest Irrigated Un­ Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place uf irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, w;1ste available distance marketl historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva­ held in the cal tion village interest 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Wheat, Grim T (12) 0 (12) 26 138 12 Bandipore (35)

Wheat, Grim T (84) C (65) W (19) 191 355 152 Bandipore (45)

Grim, Wheat 27 T (31) W (8) C (23) 127 625 102 Bandipore (40)

Wheat, Grim T (196) 0 (196) 148 253 273 Bandipore (37:

Wheat, Grim T (64) C (64) 50 77 27 BanJipore (45)

Wheat, Grim T lIlO) C (110) 45 48 71 Bandipore (62)

Wheat, Grim T (49) C (47) 0 (2) 28 81 28 Bandipore (62)

Wheat, Grim T (180) C (178) 0 (2) 64 79 47 Bandipore (62)

Wheat, Grim T (129) C (101) W (28) 153 496 152 Bandipore (65)

Rice, Maize T (8) 0 (8) 57 234 8 Bandipore (70)

Rice, Wheat T (6) C (6) 55 248 14 Bandipore (80)

Rice, Wheat T (15) 0 (15) 21 192 4 Bandipore (83)

Rice, Wheat T (27) 0 (27) 11 162 52 Bandipore (104)

Rice, Wheat T (15) 0 (15) 19 112 59 Bandipore (104)

Rice, Wheat T (15) 0 (15) 131 198 160 Bandipore (108)

Rice, Wheat T (22) 0 (22) 21 91 22 Bandipore (118)

Rice, Wheat T (55) 0 (55) 37 447 62 Bandipore (130)

Rice, Wheat 15 T (25) 0 (25) 2 46 13 Ban:1ipore (145)

Rice, Wheat T (104) 0 (104) 27 216 137 Bandipore (145)

Rice, Wheat T (51) 0 (51) 30 147 78 Bandipore (150)

Rice, Wheat T (44) 0 (44) 57 118 168 Bandipore (50)

Rice, Wheat T (16) C (16) 14- 32 4 Bandipore (150)

Rice, Wheat T (15) 0 (15) 37 109 75 Bandipore (160)

Rice T (12) 0 (12) 51 124- 56 Bandipore (7)

Rice, Wheat T (81 0 (8) 101 451 IS3 Bandipore (175)

Maize, Grim 25 T (70) 0 (70) 38 363 289 Bandipore (185)

Maize, Grim T (7) 0 (7) 64 285 69 Bandipore (190) Rice, Wheat 321 1:4 86 B"ndipore (10)

Rice, Maize T (134) C (134) 286 83 134 Bandipore (10)

Rice T (654) C (654) 11 137 134 Bandi pore (12)

Rice T (54) C (54) 16 23 24 BJ.ndipore (10) x

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BANDIPORE

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of r- --A-- -, No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/1/32 Gund Pora Ram Pora 336 Pro S. (I) Sp KR. 3/l/33 Chak Arsala Khan 147 Pro S. (I) S KR. 3/1/34 Chithi Bandi 1144 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) Sp KR. PO.

3fl/35 Aragam 558 H. S. (1) Pro S. (I) D(I) S.C.(I) Sp PRo 3/1/36 Garoora 574 Mid. S. (1) S,Sp PRo 3/1/37 Barar 183 Mid. S. (1) S,Sp KR.

3/1/38 Gund Dachhana 186 Pro S. (1) S KR.

3/1/39 Nadhal 472 H.S. (1) Mid.S. (1) Pro S. (1) D (1) E S,Sp PRo PO. 3/1/40 Lawadora 272 Pro S. (1) S,Sp KR. 3/1/41 Gamroo 209 Mid. S. (I) Pro S. (2) S,Sp PRo 3/1/42 Gund Qasar 183 Pro S. (1) S PRo 3/1/43 Arin Dard Pora 1315 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) D (1) S,Sp PRo PO. 3/1/44 Konan Baba Gund 399 Pro S. (3) S PRo

3/1/45 Madar 229 Pro S. (2) S,Sp PRo 3/1/46 Khar Pora 72 S PRo 3/1/47 Dachi Gam 148 Pro S. (2) S,Sp PRo 3/1/48 Kaloosa Nath Pora 943 L.H.S. (1) Pro S. (3) E S,Sp PRo PO. 3/1/49 Watpora 1143 Pro S. (1) S,Sp PRo PO. 3/1/50 Qazi Pora Patushi 1380 Pro S. (2) Sp,W,S PRo 3/1/51 Mangni Pora 1077 Pro S. (1) S,W,Sp PRo

3/1/52 Koya1 Mukam 1391 H. S. (I) Pro S. (I) D (1) S,Sp PRo 3/1/53 Malangam 1417 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/1/54 Aloosa 2478 H. S. (1) Pro S. (2) D (I) Sp PRo PO.

3{1/55 Ashtongu 606 Pro S. (2) S,Sp PRo PO. 3/1/56 Kunas 1223 Mid. S. (I) Pro S. (I) D (1) S PRo 3/1/57 Owngam 1212 Mid. S. (I) Pro S. (1) S,Sp PRo PO.

3/1/58 Pangi Gam 486 Pro S. (2) S PRo xi

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food --A. , including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance marketJ historical or for (in kms.) hat, ifany archaeologi- cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice T (219) C (219) 17 67 33 Bandipore (6) Rice, Wheat T (92) C (92) 36 19 Bandipore (8) Rice, Wheat T (613) 0 (613) 229 142 160 Balldipore (8) Shrine ofKhawaja Sahib

Rice, Wheat T (289) 0 (289) 124 63 82 Bandipore (14) Rice, Wheat T (248) C (248) 195 72 59 Bandipore (15) Rice T (104) 0 (104) 26 29 24 Bandipore (8) Shrine of Char Yar

Rice T (104) C (104) 32 29 21 Bandipore (6) Shrine of Malik Sahib

Rice 5 T (354) 0 (354) 10 43 60 Bandipore (5) Rice T (188) C (188) 67 17 Bandipore (5) Rice T (144) C (144) 14 51 Bandipore (5) Rice T (107) C (107) 17 40 19 Bandipore (6) Rice, Wheat 944 143 228 Bandipore (6) Rice T (188) C (188) 101 76 34 Bandipore (5) Shrine of Sheikh Sahib

Rice T (117) C (117) 24 61 27 Bandi::>ore (ll) Rice T (58) C (58) 7 7 Bandipore (4) Rice T (86) C (86) 18 12 32 Bandipore (13) Rice 5 463 274 201 Bandipore (3) Rice 633 276 234 Bandipore (5) Rice 939 305 136 Bandipore (14) Rice T (313) *C (313) 392 173 199 Bandipore (8) Shrine of Baba Sahib

Rice, Maize T (497) *C (118) 0 (379) 521 191 182 Bandipore (8)

Rice, Wheat T (323) *C (144) 0 (179) (;52 227 215 Bandipore (165) Rice 1564 565 348 Bandipore (5) Shrine of Sheikh Noor-ud-Din Sahib & Syed Kirmani Sahib

Rice T (295) *C (256) 0 (39) 142 82 87 Bandipore (7) Rice 723 184 315 Bandipore (8) Rice T (279) *C (279) 530 165 238 Bandipore (4) Shrine of Mukdoomi Sahib

Rice 370 12 104 Bandipore (3) xii

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BANDIPORE

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of r- ~ --, No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

:2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/1/59 Lawi Pora 363 Pro S. (1) S,Sp KR.

3/1/60 Kheyar 276 S KR.

3/1/61 Ajar 229 Pro S. (2) S PRo

3/1/62 Aitrnula 314 Pro S. (1) E Sp PRo PO.

3/1/63 Chak Rashi Pora 74 Pro S. (1) Sp PRo

3/1/64 Ahim Sharif 150 Pro S. (1) S PRo

3/1/65 Samthan 83 Pro S. (1) S,Sp KR.

3/1/66 Bothu ll6 Pro S. (1) Sp KR.

3/1/67 Sonar Wani 306 Pro S. (I) S PRo PO.

3/1/68 Mantrigam 1298 Pro S. (2) Sp PRo PO.

3/1/69 Chhandaji 115 Pro S. (1) S KR.

3f1/70 Bona Koot 1551 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) S.C. (1) Sp KR. PO.

3/1171 Athwatu 287 Pro S. (1) S KR.

3/1172 Wavan 539 Sp KR. 3/1 173 Labkachal 68 Sp KR. xiii

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food ,- including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance marketl historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi- cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice, Maize 185 78 100 Bandipore (2) Rice, Maize 140 38 98 Bandipore (4)

Rice T (167) 0 (167) 4 7 51 Bandipore (2)

Rice T (191) 0 (191) 45 6 72 Bandipore (3)

Rice T (46) 0 (46) 12 4 12 Bandipore (5) ..

Rice T (86) 0 (86) 17 24 23 Bandipore (5) Shrine of Hazrat Sultan-ul-Arfin

Rice, Maize T (13) C (13) 38 23 9 Bandipore (8) Rice T (25) 0 (25) 56 21 14 Bandipore (8)

Rice 196 31 79 Bandipore (4)

Rice, Wheat 765 271 262 Bandipore (6)

Rice 9 58 3 45 Bandipore (15)

Rice 3 1031 229 288 Bandipore (5) Rice 153 56 78 Bandipore (10) Wheat 227 280 32 Bandipore (15)

Wheat 22 22 24 Bandipore (15)

xv

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

SONAWARI TEHSIL

Name of Village 1971 Name of Village 1971 Location Location Code No. Code No.

Aglar 72 Pahli Pora 11 Ajas 3 Palhalan 62 Amcha Kundal 16 Panji Nara 34 Amma Buran 60 Patermolla 12 Asham 15 Pushwari 19 Baliharan 48 Rakh Asham 21 Chaku 70 Rakh Buran 59 Chana Bal 44 Rakh Doslipora 54 Chandergair 7 Rakh Hajin 81 Chander Hama 65 Rakh Muj Gund 35 Chashma Manasbal 14 Rakh Shilvat 29 Chiva 6 Rekh Sultan POTa fS Dewarya Khmanpora 45 Ranbirgarh Pratapgarh 41 Dosli Para 53 Sadhunara Hastikhan 1 Gada Khud 56 Sadrakote Pain 2 Ganastan 30 sara Pora 10 Gosha Bug 71 Sarai Danger Pora 33 Gund Balakh 76 Shadi Pora 28 Gund Bun 79 Shah Gund 83 Gund Chander Hama 69 Shalateng 37 Gund Hasi Bhat 39 Shilvat 27 Gund Ibrahim 57 Singh Pora 49 Gundi Jahangir 75 Siri Hari Karan Gund 84 Gund Khalil 31 Sudra Bal 61 Gund Nowgam 24 Sultan Para Khai 73 Gund Prang 86 Sumbal 25 Gund Ramzan 18 Tangapora 20 Gund Sadrakote 4 Tirgam 32 Hajin 82 Usan Khai 64 Hakbara 8 Vijpora SO Hamari 67 Wangi Para 26 Hara Treth 50 Watal Hanji 74 Hamara 52 Zainakot 38 Indirgam 66 Zal Para 22 Kani Para 78 Zani Para 9 Khan Peth 51 Lawi Para 40 1971 Loli Para 68 Name of Ghat Loc~tion Code No. Madwan 85 Malgam 5 Boat Population Malik Para 46 Chanderger 94 Malru 36 Gundi Jahangir 96 Markundal 17 Hajin 95 Mati Para 58 Malroo 89 Merchamer 42 Muja Gund 90 Mira Gund 43 Nesbal 87 Naid Khi 77 Shalatengh 88 Najin 55 Shilvat 91 Nisbal 13 Sri Hari Gund 93 Nowgam 23 Sumbal 97 Odina 47 Wangi Pora 92 xvi

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL SONAWARI

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of r------_J.___------___ No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/2/1 Sadhunara Hastikhan 1513 C. S. (I) Pro S. (I) R KR. 3/2/2 Sadrakote Pain 256 C. S. (I) Pro S. (I) O,R KR. 3/2/3 Ajas 3619 H.S. (I) Mid. S. (I) Pro S. (I) D (I) E 0 PRo PO. 3/2/4 Gund Sadrakote 1449 Mid. S. (I) E 0 KR. 3/2/5 MaIgam 659 3/2/6 Chiva 919 Pro S. (2) 0 KR. 3/2/7 Chandergair 833 Pro S. (1) 0 KR. 3/2/8 Hakbara lI46 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) R PRo 3/2/9 Zani Pora 247 Pro S. (1) R KR. 3/2/10 Safa Pora 2384 H. S. (2) Pro S. (2) D (1) E 0 PRo PO. 3/2/11 Pahli Pora 1791 Pro S. (1 ) 0 KR. 3/2112 Patermolla 322 Pro S. (2) 0 KR. 3/2/13 Nisbal 623 Pr. S. (2) R PRo

3/2/14 Chashma Manasbal 790 0 KR. 3/2/15 Asham 1443 H. S. ( 1) Pro S. (1) E R PRo 3/2/16 Amcha Kundal lI27 Pro S. (2) R PRo 3/2/17 Markundal 408 Pro S. (1) E R PRo 3/2/18 Gund Ramzan 14 3/2/19 Pushwari 838 Pro S. (1) C P R. 3/2/20 Tangapora 62 Pro S. (2) .. R KR. 3/2/21 Rakh Asham 3594 R P R. 3/2/22 Zal Pora 259 Pro S. (1) 0 KR. 3/2/23 Nowgam 207 C.S. (1) Pro S. (1) S.C. (1) E 0 KR. 3/2/24: Gund Nowgam 324 0 KR. 3/2/25 Sumbal 516 H.S. (1) Mid. S. (I) C. S. (1) D(I) R,T PRo Pro S. (I)

3/2/26 Wangi Pora 322 Pro S. (I) R PRo 3/2/27 Shilvat 246 C. S. (I) Pr. S. (I) R PRo 3/2/28 Shadi Pora 320 C. S. (I) Pro S. (I) D (I) E R PRo 3/2/29 Rakh Shilvat 1628 Pro S. (I) R PRo 3/2/30 Ganastan 882 Pro S. (2) D (I) S KR. PO. xvii

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r------~ --") including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi- cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice T (146) W (146) 975 234 158 Bandipore (14)

Rice T (3) W (3) 128 27 98 Bandipore (12)

Rice T (718) 0 (612) *C (106) 1164 301 1436 Bandipore (13)

Rice T (466) *C (361) W (105) 449 404 130 Balldipore (13)

607 5~ Bandipore (13) Uninhabited

Rice T (313) *C (313) 175 299 132 Bandipore (151

Rice T (294) W (244) *C (50) 345 114 80 Bandipore (16)

Rice, Wheat T (279)·C (42) 0 (237) 631 92 144 Bandipore (16) Rice T (104) W (104) 80 57 6 Bandipore (16)

Rice T (842) *C (842) 354 631 557 Bandipore (20) Ruins of ~fughals

Rice T (291) C (291) 231 714 555 Bandipore (20) Rice T (123) *C (123) {6 55 98 Bandipore (22)

Rice T (253) *C (136) W (117) 231 104 35 Bandipore (18) Shrine of Malal Sahib

Rice T (29) *C (29) 114 130 517 Bandipore (24)

Rice T (303) *C (303) 941 154 45 Bandipore (19)

Rice T (413) *C (413) 450 96 168 Sopore (21)

Rice T (161) *C (161) 161 29 57 Sopore (15)

13 Sopore (16) Uninhabited

Rice T (462) *C (462) 238 96 42 Sopore (17)

Rice T (43) *C (43) II 3 5 Sopore (18)

Rice 2998 337 259 Sopore (18)

Rice T (92) W (92) 87 44 36 Sopore (20)

Rice T (21) 0 (21) 106 42 38 Sopore (21)

Rice T (61)W (61) 232 19 12 Sop.)re (21)

H..ice, Wheat T (102) *C (102) 205 114 95 Sopore (16) Shrine of N'andkishwar & ancient ruins

Rice T (131) *C (131) 114 45 32 Sopore (19)

Rice T (141) W (141) 31 16 58 Sopore (35)

Rice T (206) *C (206) 25 88 Bandipore (40)

Rice T (527) *C (527) 841 134 126 Sopore (33)

Rice T (305) *C (255) W (50) 464 82 31 Sopore (30) xviii

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL SONAWARI

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of ------"------. No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 i 8 9

3/2/31 Gund Khalil 572 Pro S. (I) W,S PRo 3/2/32 Tirgam 785 Pro S. (1) E W PRo 3/2/33 Sarai Danger Pora 1301 Pro S. (1) R PRo PO.

3/2/34 Panji Nara ~05 Pro S. (1) R PRo 3/2/35 Rakh Muj Gund 1220 Pro S. (I) R PRo 3/2/36 Ma1ru 572 Pro S. (1) R PRo 3/2/37 Shalateng 426 C. S. (1) Pro S. (1) E R PRo 3/2/38 Zainakot 1030 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) R PRo 3}2/39 Gund Hasi Bhat 539 Pro S. (2) R KR. 3/2/40 Lawi Pora 192 Pro S. (1) R PRo 3/2/41 Ranbirgarh Pratapgarh 2631 Pro S. (I) R KR. 3/2/42 Merchamer 157 Pro S. (1) R KR. 3/2/43 Mira Gund 666 Pro S. (3) D (I) R KR. 3/2/44 Chana Bal 279 Pro S. (2) R KR. 3/2/45 Dewarya Khmanpora 1175 Pro S. (2) R PRo 3/2/46 Malik Pora 77 Pro S. (1) R PRo 3/2/47 Odina 463 Pro S. (1) R KR. 3/2/48 Baliharan 223 Pro S. (2) R KR. 3/2/49 Singh Pora 474- H.S. (I) Pro S. (I) D (1) E T,R PRo 312/50 Hara Treth 38 E R,T PRo 3/2/51 Khan Peth 147 H.S. (1) E T,R PRo 312152 Hamara 73 Pro S. (1) R PRo 3/2/53 Dosli Pora 355 R PRo 3/2/54- Rakh Doslipora 1455 Pro S. (2) R PRo 3/2/55 Najin 69 Pro S. (I) S PRo

3/2/56 Gada Khud 151 Mid. S. (1) 0 PRo 3/2/57 Gund Ibrahim 220 Pro S. (I) R KR. 3/2/58 Mati Pora 2251 Pro S. (2) R KR. PO. 3/2/59 Rakh Buran 1430 R KR. 3/2/60 AmmaBurn 67 Pro S. (I) R KR. 3/2/61 Sudra Bal 162 R KR. xix

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cuhu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi- cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice T (461) *C (461) 64 47 Sopore (26)

Rice T (331) *C (331) 261 155 38 Sopore (27)

Rice T (547) *C (547) 472 41 241 Srinagar (24) Ruins of Ancient Bridge

Rice T (236) *C (236) 113 116 40 Srinagar (40)

Rice T (818) *C (818) 248 70 84 Srinagar (18) Rice T (394) *C (394) 5 99 74 Srinagar (8)

Rice T (209) *C (209) 73 64 80 Srinagar (4)

Rice 100 T (270) W (6) *C (264) !O4 194 462 Srinagar (6)

Rice T (384) *C (384) 48 64 43 Srinagar (8)

Rice T (144) *C (144) 33 4 II Srinagar (10)

Rice T (526) *C (526) 1715 243 147 Sopore (40) Rice T (40) *C (40) 52 36 29 Sopore (30)

Rice T (324) C (317) W (7) 149 84 109 Sopore (32)

Rice T (277) 0 (277) 2 Soporc (30)

Rice T (233) *C (233) 695 142 105 Sopore (22) Rice T (2) C (1) W (1) 59 9 7 Sopore (24)

Rice T (75) *C (51) W (24) 303 68 17 Sopore (24)

Rice T (13) *C (13) 129 15 66 Sopore (26)

Rice, Wheat T (200) 0 (200) 96 23 155 Sopore (20)

Rice T (7) *C (3) W (4) 18 2 11 Sopore (21)

Rice T (38) *C (38) 62 47 Sopore (23) Rice 51 4 18 Sopore (26)

Rice 212 35 J08 Srinagar (23)

Rice T (215) *C (215) 837 38 365 Sopore (25)

Rice T (21) *C (19) W (2) 31 7 10 Sopore (28)

Rice T (6) C (3) W (3) 122 4 19 Sopore (30)

Rice, Maize T (86) W (86) 103 IS 16 Sopore (19) Rice T(1014) *C(1014) 434 421 382 Srinagar (15)

Rice T (527) C (527) 267 34 602 Sopore (12) Rice T (54) C (54) 3 10 Sopore (13)

Rice T (62) *C (62) 75 19 6 Sopore (11) xx

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL SONAWARI

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of r------..A.------, No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/2/62 Palhalan 2400 H.S. (1) Mid. S(l)Pr. S. (1) D (1) E R,T. PRo PO. 6/2/63 Rakh Sultan Para 4183 S KR. 3/2/64 Usan Khai 645 Pro S. (2) T KR. 3/2/65 Chander Hama 492 Pro S. (I) S KR. 3/2/66 Indirgam 762 C. S. (1) S KR. PO. 3/2/67 Hamari 570 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) E S PRo 3/2/68 Loli Para 193 Pro S. (I) S KR. 3/2/69 Gund Chander Hama 279 S KR. 3/2/70' Chaku 22 R KR. 3/2171 Gosha Bug 613 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (2) D (1) T,S PRo PO. 3/2/72 Aglar 378 Pro S. (1) T PRo 3/2/73 Sultan Pora Khai 856 C. S. (1) Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/2/74 Watal Hanji 20 R KR. 3/2/75 Gundi Jahangir 1706 0 KR. 3/2/76 Gund Ba1akh 187 3/2/77 Naid Khai 2382 H. S. (1) Pro S. (3) D (I) E R PRo PO.

3/2/78 Kani Pora 204 Pro S. (1) R PRo 3/2/79 Gund Bun 607 Pro S. (1) W PRo 3/2/80 VUpora 649 Pro S. (1) R PRo 3/2/S1 Rakh Hajin 627 Pro S. (1) R PRo 3/2/82 Hajin 4519 H.Sec. (1) Mid.S. (1) Pr.S. (1) H.C.(l) E R PRo PO. 3/2/83 Shah Gund 1651 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) S.C.(I) E 0 PRo PO. D(l) 3/2/84 Siri Hari Karan Gund 889 R KR. 3/2/85 Madwan 515 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) R PRo 3/2/S6 Gund Prang 455 Pro S. (1) R PRo XXi

DmECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use ill acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r------__A..------~ including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market} historical or for (in kms.) hat, ifany archaeologi- cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice T(1420) C(1254) *C (166) 445 391 144 Sop are (12) Rice, Maize T (liS) *C (115) 1568 913 1587 Sopore (12)

Rice T (559) 0 (559) 41 45 Sopore (l0)

Rice T (149) *C (149) 304 23 16 Sopore (14) Rice T (251) *C (223) 0 (28) 400 61 50 Sopore (12)

Rice T (181) *C (181) 207 121 11 Sopore (14)

Rice T (86) C (86) 86 12 9 Sopore (14) Rice 3 T (51) *C (51) 22 3 200 Sopore (12) Rice 14 3 5 Sopore (15)

Rice T (171) C (171) 370 39 33 Sopore (13) Rice T (158) *C (158) 169 36 15 Sopore (15)

Rice T (242) *C (242) 455 98 61 Sop ore (20)

Rice 12 7 Sopore (11)

Rice T (514) *C (268) W (246) 244 81 867 Sopore (ll)

T (46) *C (46) 132 5 4 Sopore (11) Uninhabited Rice T (564) *0 (564) 1076 501 241 Sopare (16) Shrine of Kamal-ud-Din Bukhari Rice T (66) *C (66) 110 21 7 Sopore (16) Rice T (330) *0 (330) 181 46 50 Sopore (15) Rice T (254) *C (254) 321 45 29 Sopore (21) Rice T (244) *0 (244) 255 49 79 Sopore (14)

Rice, Wheat T(1210) *C(121O) 2512 532 265 Sopore (12) Rice 1395 156 100 Sopore (8)

Rice 43 683 113 50 S(lpore (12) Rice 402 66 47 Sopore (15) Rice T (158) *C (140) W (18) 170 66 61 Sopore (15)

xxiii

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

SOPORE TEHSIL

Name of Village 1971 Name of Village 1971 Location Location Code No. Code No.

Achha Eal 61 Duni-wari 102 Adi Para 21:1 Fagi Para 91 Ahanger Para 99 Feroz Pora 69

Amar Garh 42 Fider Pora 118 Balhama Thakan Para 85 Gali Bal 80 Bata Para Najar 73 Gori Pora Dara Para 12

Behram Para 137 Gund Bakir 45 Bohri Para 38 Gund Brat 36

Botingu 20 Gund Karim Khan 129

Braman 81 Gund Mulraj 135 Brana Dab 78 Hachivi Para 93

Brat 37 Hadi pora 66 Bula Gam 53 Hai-gam 49 Bumai 34 Hamam 103 Chak Haigam 48 Hardu Chanam 112

Chatusa 96 Hardushuo 16 Chera Har 17 Harwan 3 Chhuru 54 Hath Langu 23 Chij Hama 67 Hib Danger Para 136

Chipdeji III Huma Dub 87 ( hidora 134 Hunru 106

Chrali Gund 126 Idi Para 13 Dachan Pora 74 Janwara 25 Dalri 109 Kartargarh 60 Danger Para 29 Khah Moh 79 Dangi Wachha 122 Kherman Reshan 14

Dara Nambal 43 Khushi Para 76 Dazna 100 Kitar Daji 101 Doru 30 Kitru Nari Bai 83

Drusu Jagir 132 Krank Shivan 47 Drusu Khalsa 131 Kungrusa 108

Dugri para 113 Ladi Angan 82

Duli Gund 125 Laisar 127

Dundusa 128 Lalad 57 xxiv

Name of Village 1971 Name of Village 1971 Location Location Code No. Code No.

Lathi Shath 4 Raban Ranahama 65

Logri Pora JO Rakh Haigam 50

Logri Wa1 Pora 68 Rampora iRajpur 15

Ludhu Lodura 86 Rawchha 117

Ludura 62 Renji 51

Magri Pora 22 Ruhama 72

Mala Guni Pora 138 Sagi Pora

Mala Mapan Pora 24 Said Pora 39

Mala Pora Panditan 33 Sangrama 58

Manchan pora 119 Sangrampora 1!5

Mandinu Hachinar 114 Sare Pora Buden 120

Mandji 19 S<.trina 95

Margi Pora Bala 123 See10 35

Margi Pora Pain 124 Seen 94

Markot 104 Seer Jagir 59

Maz-bug 41 Sem pora 31

Muqam Shahced Mir 18 Shckha Pora 92

Naki Pora - Bata Pora 90 Shoga Pora 70

Nathi Pora 8 Sonian Said Nar 89

Naw Pora Hamal 105 Syal Kot 84

Nawpora Tujar 5 Takia Khan Mohammad 32

Now Pora Kalan 40 Tangamula 98

Pakhwara 107 Tarazuea 44

Pan~i Pora 46 Tramba Gund 52

Panza1a Gund Bal 88 Trega Pora 71

Pari pora 64 Tujar Pah1e Har 7

Pathbug 26 Vedi-Pora Lur Hama 63

Pathu Kah Muqam 56 Wadura 9

Patusa 77 Wagu1 55

Pazwal Pora 97 Wan Pora 75 XXV

1971 1971 Name of Village Location Name of Mohalla Location Code No. Code No.

Wara Pora 27 Humlina 11 Wari Pora 116 Jamiya Qadeem 7 Watlab 21 Khankah Moulla 6 Watra Gam Bala 130 Khawaja Gilget 17 Watra Gam Pain 133 Khushalmatoo 20

Yamberzal Wari 6 Kralteng 26 Yarbug 121 Lalbabsahab 31 Zalura 2 Maharaj Pora 27 Zethan 110 Moochiyan (Shahabad) 19 Zooni Para 11 Mumkak 14 Muslimpeer 25 Sopore Town Area Narapora 22 1971 Naw Hamam Name of Mohalla Location 5 CadeNa. Ningli 9 Arampora 32 Sangrampora 18 Ashpeer 10 Shaheed Gunj 21 Babayousf 24 Shalpora 23 Badshah Masjid 15 Shayiran 13 Baghat 12 Sheikh Sahab 29 Batpora 16 Sofi Hamam 3 Chana Khen 2 Syed Sultan 33 Chunkipora 28 Taliyan Dugliteng 34 Hajaman 35 Takiyabal 30 Hatishah 8 Untoo Hamam 4 xxvi

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL SOPORE

Total Amenities available within the village Location Name of the Village ~ ______A ______~ Code area of No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/3/1 Sagi Pora 558 Pro S. (2) T PRo 3/3/2 Zalura 1079 Mid.S. (I) Pro S. (1) T PRo PO. 3/3i3 Harwan 631 Pro S. (I) S PR, 3/3/4 Lathi Shath 324 Pro S. (I) T PRo 8/3/5 Nawpora Tujar 219 T PRo 3/316 Yamberzal Wari 1221 Pro S. (I) T

3/3/7 Tujar Pahle Har 977 Mid. S. (1) C. S. (2) Pro S. (I) T PRo PO.

3/3/8 Nathi Pora 407 Pro S. (2) T PRo 3/3/9 \Vadura 907 Pro S. (3) T PRo 3/3/10 Logri Pora 307 Pro S. (I) T PRo 3/3/11 Zooni Pora 169 T P R. 3/3/12 Gori Pora Dara Pora 425 Pro S. (I) T KR. 8/3/13 Idi Pora 624 Pro S. (1) T PRo 3/3/14 Kherman Reshan 62 3/3/15 Rampora Rajpur 789 Pro S. (I) Mkt. (I) Sp. 3/3/16 Hardushuo 1671 C. S. (2) T PRo PO. 3/3/17 Chera Har 206 0 3/3/18 Muqam Shaheed Mir 587 Pro S. (I) 0 3/3/19 Mandji 338 Pro S. (I) S,Sp PRo PO. 3/3/20 Botingu 1024 L. H. S. (I) D E C P R. PO. 3/3/21 Watlab 685 C. S. (2) E C PRo PO.

3/3/22 Magri Pora 185 C PRo 3/3/23 Hath Langu 904 C. S. (I) Pro S. (I) C PRo 3/3/24 Mala Mapan Pora 482 Mid.S. (I) S PRo 3/3/25 Janwara 658 Pro S. (I) C PRo 3/3/26 Pathbug 187 Pro S. (I) C PRo 3/3/27 Wara Pora 1569 C. S. (I) Pro S. (I) E C PRo PO. 3/3/28 Adi Pora 1300 Pro S. (3) E C P R. 3/3/29 Danger Pora 1897 H. S. (I) Pro S. (I) D (I) E C PRo PO. 3/3/30 Doru 753 Mid. S. (I) Pro S. (2) T PRo xxvii

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types orland use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r-.----- __..A., including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice T (207) ·C (133) C (74) 300 2 49 Sopore (24) Rice T (440) ·C (154) C (286) 416 178 45 Sopore (21) Rice T (319) C (138) 0 (181) 187 76 49 Sopore (20) Rice T (159) ·C (159) 125 6 34 Sopore (161) Rice T (103) ·C (103) 74 8 34 Sopore (16) Rice, Maize 916 161 144 Sopore (28) Shrine of Hazrat Kh. Hassan Qadri

Rice T (479) ·C (458) C (21) 339 105 54 Sopore (15) Shrine of Mahboob-ul-Alam

Rice T (130) ·C (130) 203 30 44 Sopore (15) Rice 765 37 105 Sopore (10) Rice 265 29 13 Sopore (9) Rice 136 22 11 Sopore (13) Rice, Maize T (217) ·C (217) 138 26 44 Sopore (8) Rice T (241) C (157) ·C (84) 164 169 50 Sopore (12) T (53) ·C (33) C (20) 4 3 2 Sopore (16) Uninhabited Rice, Maize T (33) W (33) 562 103 91 Sopore (25) Rice T (754) ·C (613) C (141) 378 314 225 Sopore (16) Rice, Maize 10 127 18 51 Sopore (17) Rice T (15) C (15) 355 131 86 Sopore (12)

Rice T (142) ·C (142) III 45 40 Sopore (I i) Rice, Maize T (506) .C (456) W (50) 268 174 76 Sopore (11) Rice, Maize T (165) ·C (165) 250 122 148 Sopore (10) .. Shrine ofBaba Shukur-u-Din

Rice, Maize T (59) C (59) 75 44 7 Sopore (7) Rice, Maize T (290) C (290) 459 113 42 Sopore (7) Rice T (264) C (264) 182 14 22 Sopore (8) Rice, Maize T (277) ·C (277) 217 132 32 Sopore (6) Rice, Maize T (129) ·C (129) 42 7 9 Sopore (6) Rice, Maize T (722) C (722) 500 256 91 Sopore (6) Rice, Maize T (418) ·C (418) 597 210 75 Sopore (3) Rice, Maize T(1063) ·C(1063) 607 31 196 Sopore (6) Rice T (425) ·C (425) 199 75 54 Sopore (6) xxviii

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL SOP ORE

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of r------A------~ No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/3/31 Sem Pora 201 Pro S. (1) T PRo 3/3/32 Takia Khan Mohammad 225 S KR. ? /3/33 Mala Pora Panditan 179 T PRo 3/3/34 Bumai 303 H. S. (1) C. S. (1) Pro S. (1) D (1) E T PRo PO. 3[3/35 Seelo 876 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) D(l) S.C. (1) E T PRo PO. 3/3/36 Gund Brat .663 Pro S. (1) E T PRo 3/3/37 Brat 564 Pro S. (2) E S PRo 3/3/38 Bohri Pora 338 Pro S. (1) E S PRo 3/3/39 Said Pora 618 Pro S. (2) E C PRo 3/3/40 Now Pora Kalan 1467 Pro S. (1) C PRo PO.

3/3/41 Maz-bug 430 Pro S. (2) C PRo 3/3/42 Amar Garh 757 Pro S. (2) S PRo 3/3/43 Dara Nambal 1085 S PRo 3/3/44 Tarazuea 1685 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) D(l) S.C. (1) E S PRo PO. 3/3/45 Gund Bakir 62 S PRo 3/3/46 Panji Pora 393 Pr. S. (2) E S PRo 3/3/47 Krank Shivan 678 Pro S. (1) E S PRo

3/3/48 Chak Haigam 76 S KR. 3/3/49 Haigam 1386 L.H. S. (I) Pro S. (1) D (1) E S PRo PO. 3i3/50 Rakh Haigam 2754 Pro S. (1) S PRo 3/3/51 Renji 348 S PRo 3/3/52 Tramba Gund 169 S

3/3/53 Bula Gam 739 Pro S. (1) S PRo 3/3/54 Chhuru 233 S PRo 3/3/55 Wagul 577 Pro S. (2) S PRo 3/3,56 Pathu Kah Muqam 420 Pro S. (1) E S PRo 3/3/57 Lalad 333 S PRo

3/3/58 Sangrama 665 C. S. (1) S PRo PO. 3/3/59 Seer Jagir 1165 C.S. (1) E R R, PR PO. 3/3/60 Kartargarh 214

3/3/61 Achha Bal 1144 H. S. (1) C. S. (1) Pro S. (2) D (1) T,S PRo FO. xxix

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r------.A.------, including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest" Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice, Maize T (123) *C (123) 58 6 14 Sopore (7) Rice, Maize T (67) W (19) *C (48) 61 39 58 Sopore (13)

Rice T (59) *C (59) 108 12 Sopore (12)

Rice T (126) *C (126) 141 17 19 Sopore (12)

Rice, Maize T (395) *C (395) 324 57 100 Sopore (6)

Rice T (347) *C (347) 219 56 41 Sopore (7)

Rice, Maize T (317) *C (317) 179 21 47 Sopore (6) Rice, Maize T (184) ·C (184) 82 33 39 Sopore (4) Rice, Maize T (348) C (348) 215 19 36 Sopore (4)

Rice, Maize T (638) *C (509) 0 (129) 657 53 119 Sopore (16) Shrine of Sheikh Sahib

Rice, Maize T (132) *C (132) 153 96 49 Sopore (3)

Rice, Maize T (540) *C (540) 34 143 40 Sopore (3)

Rice, Maize 4 T (414) C (414) 322 301 44 Sopore (4) Rice, Maize 6 T (747) C (747) 335 470 127 Sopore (4)

Rice, Maize T (31) 0 (31) 24 3 4 Sopore (6)

Rice, Maize T (154) 0 (154) 193 6 40 Sopore (6)

Rice, Maize T (377) 0 (377) 238 22 41 Sopore (5)

Rice, Maize T (30) 0 (30) 39 6 Sopore (6)

Rice, Wheat 1148 126 112 Sopore (5!) Rice, Maize T (529) *C (529) 127 665 1433 Sopore (6)

Rice, Maize T (291) C (291) 26 31 Sopore (6)

Rice, Wheat T (94) 0 (94) 58 16 Sopore (6)

Rice, Maize T (157) 0 (157) 467 75 40 Sopore (6) Rice, Maize T (89) 0 (89) 80 20 44 Sopore (6)

Rice, Maize T (247) C (247) 234 49 47 Sopore (3)

Rice, Maize T (200) 0 (200) 154 41 25 Sopore (4)

Rice, Maize T (123) *C (123) 164 25 21 Sopore (4)

Rice, Maize T (280) C (280) 271 84 30 Sopore (5)

Rice, Maize T (867) 0 (867) 105 61 132 Sopore (5)

T (100) C (100) 68 11 35 Sopore (7) Uninbabited

Rice, Maize T (362) C (362) 548 102 132 Sopore (8) xxx

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL SOPORE

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of r-- -..-A.------"-I No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/3/62 Ludura 1173 C. s. (2) R R, PR 3/3/63 Vedipora Lur Hama 358 T,S KR. 3/3/64 Pari Pora 350 T,S PRo 3/3/65 Raban Ranahama 1117 Pro S. (2) E S PRo 3/3/66 Hadi Pora 1007 Mid. S. (1) C. S. (1) E T,S PRo PO. 3/3/67 Chij Hama 776 Pro S. (2) E S PRo 3/3/68 Logri Wal Pora 106 Pro S. (1) W,S KR. 3/3/69 Feroz Pora 204 Pro S. (1) E S PRo 3/3/70 Shoga Pora 110 S PRo 3/3/71 Trega Pora 86 C. S. (2) E s PRo

3/3/72 Ruhama 2256 H. S. (1) Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) D (1) E S PRo PO. 3/3/73 Bata Pora Najar 154 Pro S. (1) S PRo 3/3/74 Dacban Pora 345 Mkt. (I) S 3/3/75 Wan Pora 461 C. S. (1) Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/3/76 Kbushi Pora 361 Pro S. (2) S KR. 3/3/77 Patusa 521 Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/3/78 Brana Dab 323 Pro S. (1) Sp,S 3/3/79 Khah Moh 229 Pro S. (1) Sp,S 3/3/80 Gali Bal 82 Sp 3/3/81 Braman 290 Pro S. (1) Sp,S 3/3/82 Ladi Angan 135 S 3/3/83 Kitru Nari Bal 181 Pro S. (1) S 3/3/84 Syal Kot 468 Mid. S. (1) C. S. (1) S,Sp 3/3/85 Bal Hama Thakan Pora 648 L. H. S. (1) Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/3/86 Ludhu Lodura 429 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) : S 3/3/87 Huma Dub 115 S KR. 3/3{88 Panza1a Gund Bal 679 Mid. S. (1) C. S. (1) S KR. 3/3/89 Sonian Said Nar 537 Mid. S. (1) S KR. 3/3/90 Naki Pora Bata Pora 447 Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/3/9J Fagi Pora 114 S KR. 3/3/92 Shckha Pora 151 Pro S. (1) S KR. xxxi

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r------_Jo,..------. including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS

Rice, Wheat T (243)"C (18) C (225) 555 8 367 Baramula (7)

Rice, Maize T (116) C (Jl6) 195 24 23 Sopore (7)

Rice, Wheat T (171) *C (171) 133 46 Sopore (7)

Rice, Wheat T (567) C (567) 3S7 36 127 Sopore (4)

Rice, Wheat T (367) C (367) 492 84 64 Sopore (7)

Rice, Maize T (204) C (204) 453 45 74 Sopore (11)

Rice, Maize T (15) C (15) 74 6 11 Sopore (10) Rice, Wheat T (38) C (38) 150 5 II Sopore (8)

Rice, Maize 92 9 9 Sopore (9)

Rice, Maize T (15) C (15) 49 6 16 Sopore (10) S1.rine of Mahboob-ul-Alam

Rice, Wheat T (476) C (476) 1367 190 223 Sopore (12)

Rice, Maize 8 T (20) C (20) 95 13 18 Sopore (13)

Rice, Maize T (42) C (42) 251 7 45 Sopore (14)

Rice, Maize T (54) C (54) 292 43 72 Sopore (15)

Rice, Maize T (37) C (37) 257 6 61 Sopore (16)

Rice, Maize T (76) *C (76) 370 46 29 Baramula (17)

Rice, Maize T (25) C (25) 222 9 67 Sopore (20) Rice, Maize T (J08) C (108) 81 4 35 Sopore (21)

Maize, Wheat 10 T (8) C (8) 39 6 19 Sopore (5)

Rice, Maize T (203) C (203) 35 13 39 Sopore (21)

Rice, Maize 5 T (85) C (85) 9 23 13 Sopore (25)

Rice, Maize 5 T (124) *C (124) 15 13 24 Sopore (26)

Rice, Maize T (107) C (107) 219 58 83 Sopore (20) Shrine of Sikhs

Rice. Maize T (337) C (337) 174- 66 71 Sopore (23)

Rice, Maize 19 T (258) C (25S) 43 42 67 Sopore (25)

Rice, Maize 7 T (37) ·C (37) 45 19 7 Baramula (22) Rice, Maize T (Jl7) *C (117) 462 48 52 Baramula (18) Rice, Maize T (63) C (63) 377 61 36 Sopore (14)

Rice, Maize 2 T (134) C (134) 229 32 50 Sopore (15) Rice, Maize 7 T (18) C (IS) 61 9 19 Sopore (17) Rice, Maize 7 T (23) C (23) 89 17 15 Sopore (18) xxxii

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL SOPORE

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of -. No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/3/93 Hachivi Pora 78 Pro S. (1) S PRo 3/8/94 Seen 205 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (I) S KR. 3/3/95 Satrina 180 S KR. 3/3/96 Chatusa 406 H.S. (I) Pro S. (1) S KR. PO. 3/3/97 Pazwal Pora 221 Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/3/98 Tangamula 253 Pro S. (I) S KR. 3/3/99 Ahanger Pora 50 S KR. 3/3/100 Dazna 176 Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/3/101 Kitar Daji 175 Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/3/102 Duni Wad 124 S 3/3/103 Hamam 90 Pro S. (1) S 3/3/104 Markote 36 Pro S. (1) S 3/3/105 Now Pora Hamal 116 Mid. S. (1) S PRo 3/3/106 Hunru 172 Pro S. (2) S KR. 3/3/107 Pakhwara 61 S KK. 3/3/108 Kungrusa 284 Pro S. (2) S KR. 3/3/109 Dalri 190 Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/8/110 Zethan 163 Pro S. (1) D (I) S KR. 3{3/llI Chipdeji 53 S KR. 3{3/lI2 Hardu Chanam 401 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (2) S PRo 3/3/113 Dugri Pora 102 S KR. 3/3/114 Mahdinu Hachinar 188 S KR. 3/3/115 Sangrampora 104 Pro S. (1) S PRo 3/3/116 Wari Pora 147 S PRo 3/3/117 Rawchha 996 H.S. (1) Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) S PRo PO. 3/3/118 Fider Pora 220 Pro S. (1) S PRo 3/3/119 Manchan Pora 327 Pro S. (2) S KR. 3/3/120 Sare Pora Budan 574 C. S. (1) Pro S. (1) S PRo 3/3/121 Yar Bug 644 Pro S. (2) S KR. 3/3/122 Dangi Wachha 380 H.S. (1) L.H.S. (1) Pro S. (1) H.C. (1) E S PRo 3/3/123 Margi Pora Bala 101 S PRo 3/3/124 Margi Pora Payin 88 S xxxiii

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r- --"- ~ including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if an¥ archaeologi­ cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice, Maize 2 T (31) C (31) 31 4 10 Sopore ( 16)

Rice, Maize T (98) C (98) 48 13 46 Sopore (21)

Rice, Maize T (70) C (70) 65 26 19 Sopore (22)

Rice, Maize 9 T (153) C (153) 167 65 12 Sopore (25)

Rice, Maize T (123) C (123) 19 51 28 Sopore (28)

Rice, Maize 7 T (114) C (114) 81 41 10 Sop ore (26)

Rice, Maize T (35) C (35) 4 10 Sopore (26)

Rice, Maize T (107) C (107) 20 37 12 Sopore (29)

Rice, Maize 4 T (50) C (50) 77 27 17 Sopore (29)

Maize 3 T (68) C (68) 20 22 11 Sopore (30)

Maize T (37) C (37) 20 15 J8 Sopore (32)

Maize T (8) C (8) 10 3 15 Sop ore (~2) Rice 2 T (52) C (52) 35 22 5 Sopore (29k)

Rice, Maize 12 T (66) C (66) 57 25 12 Sopore (27)

Rice, Maize T (37) C (37) 3 21 Sopore (25)

Rice, Maize T (196) C (196) 8 41 39 Sopore (24)

Rice, Maize T (30) C (30) 82 40 38 Sopore (24)

Rice, Wheat T (63) C (63) 17 38 45 Sopore (23)

Rice" Wheat T (15) C (15) 16 5 16 Sopore (17)

Rice, Maize 3 T (99) C (99) 241 26 32 Sopore (15)

Rice, Maize T (17) C (17) 59 13 13 Sopore (23)

Rice, Wheat T (88) o (88) 55 27 22 Sopore (17)

Rice, Maize 3 T (29) C (29) 43 19 10 Sopore (14)

Rice, Maize 5 T (43) C (43) 65 22 12 Sopore (13)

Rice, Maize 12 T (248) C (248) 567 119 50 Sopore ( 13)

Rice, Wheat T (65) C (65) 105 21 29 Sopore (18)

Rice, Wheat T (105) C (105) 168 18 36 Sopore (II)

Rice, Wheat T (43) C (43) 452 45 34 Sopore (9)

Rice, Wheat T (129) *C (129) 396 56 63 Sopore (14)

Rice, Maize T (102) C (102) 204 25 49 Sopore (12) Rice, Maize T (34) C (34) 52 15 Sopore (10) Rice, Maize T (36) C (36) 48 4 Sopore (10) xxxiv

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL SOPORE

Total Amenities available within the village Location Name of the Village --A--______~ Code area of No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/31125 DuE Gund 185 S PRo 3/3/126 Chrali Gund 245 Pro S. (I) S PRo

3/3/127 Laisar 264 Pro S. (I) T KR.

3/3/128 Dundusa 203 Pro S. (I) S PRo

2/3/129 Gund Karim Khan 269 Pro S. (1) S PRo 3,3/130 Watra Gam Bala 540 C. S. (2) S.C. (1) S PRo

3/31131 Drusu Khalsa 115 Pro S. (I) S PRo

3/3/132 Drusu Jagir 242 Pr. S. (2) S PRo 3/3) 133 Watra Gam Pain 723 S PRo

3/3/134 Chitlora 554 Pro S. (2) E S PRo

3/3/135 Gund Mulraj 98 Pro S. (I) S

3/3/136 Hib Danger pora 666 Pro S. (2) S KR.

3/3/13? Behram Pora 957 H.S. (1) C. S. (1) E S PRo PO.

3/3/138 Mala Guni Pora 234 E S KR. XXXV

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of__,._ land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r------. including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi- cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice, Wheat T (107) C (107) 30 19 29 Sopore (14)

Rice, Wheat T (Ill) C (111) 98 IS 21 Sopore (14) Rice T (85) 0 (85) 151 17 11 Sopore (16)

Rice, Wheat T (85) C (85) 85 12 21 Sopore (13)

Rice, Maize T (158) C (158) 23 46 42 Sopore (91)

Rice, Wheat T (188) C (188) 244 48 60 Sopore (12)

Rice, Wheat T (73) *C (73) 23 12 7 Sopore (13) Rice, Wheat T (188) C (188) 21 21 12 Sopore (13)

Rice, Wheat T (376) C (376) 224 80 43 Sopore (12) Rice T (270) 0(270) 176 25 83 Sopore (22) Shrine of Dastgeer Sahib

Rice T (51) 0 (51) 30 10 7 Sopore (12) Rice T (220) 0(220) 309 54 83 Sopore (9)

Rice, Maize T (414) C (414) 370 87 86 Sopore (8)

Rice T (92) C (92) 87 9 46 Sopore (8)

xxxvii

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

BARAMULA TEHSIL

1971 1971 Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Cod" No. Code No.

Agar Kallan 10 Dura Hama 88

Aram Pora 5 FatehgoJh 126

Archander Hama B Fateh Pora 150

Badamulla 125 Frasta Dub 154

Bahrampora 52 Frasta Har 152

Bahrampur Kungerdara 65 Frasta Har Tilagam 69

Bandi Bala 99 Gad Wani 60

Bandi Pain 105 Ganta Moola Ba1a 132

Bata Khai Pora 55 Ganta Moola Pain 133

Bener Kahdura 144 Gohan Lari Jungle 115

Biyawa 51 Goigam 15

Bochu 79 Gom Ahmad Pora 2{)

Bodi Bug 7 Gotiyar 151

Burzala 14 Gund Ari Pora 57

Burza Washan 94 Gund Khawja Kasim 4

Chak Narain Dass 46 Habaq Tangoo 6

Chak Charat Ram 49 Hail Jagir 75

Chaklu 147 Haji Bal 136

Chanda Kot 80 Hanji Wera

Chandera Seer 59 Hardu Khel 122

Chichlura 13 Harhand Pora 38

Chinar Bitchri Gund 165 Heewell 116

Chudusa 114 Huda Pora 160

Chuker 43 Jahama 148

Dangerpora 119 Jalsheri 135

Daragam 40 Janbazpora 146

Darahu Frastawari 157 Jogiyar 129

Dard Pora 63 Kachumuqam 156

Dilna 164 Kaku Thai 95

Doli Pora 67 Kalantra Bala 96

Dompora Dongadara 84 Kalantra Pain 93

Dona Dara 42 Kanlu 26

Duda Bug 102 Kanspora 149

Dunda Moh 97 Kanter Bug 3 xxx.viii

1971 1971 Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Code No. Code No.

Karewa Kreri 76 Nowpora Jagir 82

Katian Wali 153 Ochlipora 50

Kati Bug 47 Odura 123

Kawahar 112 Ohlitra 138

Khadaniar 134 Othura 81

Khai Tangan 161 Paki Pora 39

Khamiyar 34 Pati Pala Pora 32

Khargam 62 Pattan 31 Khise Para 71 Pinjra 16

Khore 23 Poeha Nag 77 Khudapora 117 PU1'la Cheter 145 Kitcha Hama 131 Qasba Malmoh 9

Kohlina 104 Rajpora Thanda Kasi 111

Kreri 68 Rasri Para 61

Krishama 45 Rawan Para 48

Lara Dura 110 Sachi Pora 73

Maharaj Pora Kanagam Data 2 Sadi Para 142

Mala Eochan II Salusa 85 Mala Para 124 Sargudangerpora 41 Malik Pora 36 Shalaqa Wara 83 Mamusa 24 Sheikh Pora 90 Managam 89 Sherapora Bangil 25 Mirher 127 Shera Pora Gugaran 107

Mohammad Pora 56 Sheri Narawaw .128 Muran Tanguari 108 Shidu 139 Nag Bal 98 Shuch Pula Para 53 Naid Hal 143 Shum Laran 113 Naji But 163 Singhpora Kalan 162

Nalasar 101 Siri Wara Pora 29 Nambalan 121 Sonim 27 Nangirpora Makhara 44 Sultapora Kandi 103 Naowgam Kandi 109 Takia Yousuf Shah 100

Naraderi 118 Takki Sultan 137 Nawgam 141 Tangwari Bala 91 Nihal Pora 30 Tangwari Pain 92 Nilah 33 Tantri Pora 21

Nolri 22 Taper Wari Pora 78 xxxix

1971 Baramula Town Area Name of Village Location Code No. 1971 Name of Mohalla Location Code No. Tara Hama 17 Aram Pora (Malayar Pora) 14 Taripora Wansaran 120 Azad Gunj 15 Thindama 74 Banglow Bagh 13 Tilagam 64 Dewan Bagh 21 Tunj-Haran 12 Faqir Wani 8 Uteku 18 Ganai Hamam Kakar Hamam 6 Wagela 158 Jalal Sahib 9 Wagura 87 Jamia Masjid 4 Wahidana 106 Kakar Hamam (Partly) 5 Wahi Gund 58 Kanli Bagh 18 Wailu Kral Pora 54 Kanth Bagh 22 Wanigam Bala 37 Khaja Bagh 23 Wanigam Pain 35 Khan Pora 16

Wankeri 140 Khawaja Sahib 7 Waripora Bala 70 Mir Sahib 10 Mahalia Jadeed 17 Waripora Bangil 19 Qazi Hamam 2 Waripora Pain 66 Raj Ghat 3 Watragam 72 Ram Ghat 12 Weri Nar 159 Rang war 20 Wizar 86 Sherwani Colony 24 155 Wulraman Syed Karim Sahib 11

Yal 28 Towhid Gunj

Zandaforan 130 Ushkara Bala 19 xl

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BARAMULA

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of ----A-- -, No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/4/1 Hangi Wera 1153 C. S. (1) Pro S. (I) W PRo PO.

3/4/2 Maharaj Pora Kanagam Dara 566 0 KR.

3/4/3 Kanter Bug 143 S PRo

3/4/4 Gund Khawja Kasim 221 C. S. (2) S PRo PO. 31415 Aram Pora 101 Pr. S. (2) S PRo

3/4J6 Habaq Tangoo 136 Pro S. (1) S PRo

3/4/7 Bodi Bug 413 Pr. S. (I) S PRo

3/4/8 Archander Hama 138 Pr. S. (2) S PRo

3/4/9 Qasba Malmoh 628 Pro S. (I) S PRo 3/4/10 Agar KaHan 209 Pro S. (I) S PRo

3/4/11 Mala Bochan 95' Pro S. (1) S P R. 3/4/12 Tunjharan 65 S P R.

3/4/13 Chichlura 571 0 KR. 3/4/14 Burzala 162 Pro S. (1) W KR.

3/4/15 Goigam 330 Pro S. (1) VIi KR.

3[4/16 Pinjra 519 Pro S. (I) Sp K R.

3/4/17 Tara Hama 254 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (I) Sp KR.

3/4118 Uteku 304 Pro S. (I) W KR.

3/4/19 Waripora Bangil 383 Pr S. (I) W KR.

3/4/20 Gom Ahmad Pora 652 Pro S. (1) E W PRo 3/4/21 Tantri Pora 95 Pro S. (1) S PRo

3/4/22 Nolri 705 Pro S. (1) S PRo 3{4/23 Khore 448 H.S. (I) Pro S. (I) D (I) E W PRo

3/4/24 Mamusa 840 C. S. (I) W KR.

3{4/25 Sherapora Bangil 998 Pro S. (2) E W KR.

3/4/26 Kanlu 282 Pro S. (1) W KR.

3/4/27 Sonim 299 Pro S. (1) D(I) W KR. 3/4/28 Yal 523 Mid. S. (I) W KR. PO. 3/4/29 Sid Warapora 1178 D (1) S KR. 3/4/30 Nihal Pora 1873 H.S. (1) Pro S. (2) S KR.

3/4/31 Pat tan 1802 Mid. S. (1) C. S. (1) H.C. (1) E T PRo PO. xli

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r------_.A..------~ including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market/ historical or for (in knlS.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva- held in the cal ti on village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice, Wheat T (791) C (791) 153 83 126 Baramula (26) Rice, Wheat T (228) C (228) 221 77 40 Baramula (30) Rice, Wheat T (91) *C (21) C (70) 38 7 7 Baramula (33)

Rice, Wheat T (182) *C (182) 10 6 23 Baramula (32)

Rice, Wheat T (80) *C (80) 21 Gulmarg (19)

Rice T (80) *C (80) 21 II 24 Gulmarg (19)

Rice, Wheat T (296) C (235) *C (61) 58 7 52 Gulmarg (18) Rice, Wheat T (Ill) *C (111) 3 13 Il Gulmarg (19)

Rice, Wheat T (270) C (270) 250 35 73 Gulmarg (18) Rice, Wheat T (180) C (180) 4 25 Gulmarg (17)

Rice, Wheat T (67) C (67) 9 3 16 Gulmarg (18)

Rice, Wheat T (52) C (52) 6 6 Baramula (18)

Rice, Wheat T (278) C (278) 132 51 110 Baramula (17) Rice, Wheat T (114) C (1l4) 4 44 Gulmarg (17)

Rice, Wheat T (190) *C (190) 39 100 Gulmarg (16)

Rice, Wheat T (288) C (288) 61 60 110 Gulmarg (19)

Rice, Wheat T (133) C (133) 49 IS 57 Gulmarg (21)

Rice, Wheat T (212) *C (212) 28 64 Baramula (20) Rice, Maize T (226) C (226) 58 46 53 Gulmarg (18)

Rice, Wheat T (245) 0 (245) 245 106 56 Gulmarg (18) Imam Badah Rice, Wheat T (53) C (53) 15 10 17 Gulmarg (18)

Rice, Wheat T (31 I) 0 (31l) 197 124 73 Gulmarg (36)

Rice, Wheat T (27S) 0 (27S) 59 44 70 Baramula (32)

Rice, Wheat T (272) *C (272) 470 57 41 Baramula (35)

Rice, Wheat T (339) C (339) 342 228 89 Baramula (31) Rice, Wheat T (90) C (90) 104 61 27 Baramula (31)

Rice, Wheat T (162) C (162) 37 51 49 Baramula (34) Rice, Wheat T (344) C (344) 36 73 70 Baramula (3S) Rice, Wheat T (507) C (507) 489 70 III Baramula (31) Rice, Wheat T (822) C (822) 709 234 108 Baramula (30) Shrine of Syed Sahib Rice, Wheat T (871) C (871) 475 273 183 Baramula (26) Ancient Ruins, Old Shrine of Roop Reshi Sahib . xlii

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BARAMULA

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of r- --"--- -, No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/4/32 Pati-Pala Pora 207 C. S. (1) S,Sp KR. 3/4/33 Nilah 403 S KR.

3/4/34 Khamiyar 436 Pro S. (I) S PRo 3/4/35 Wanigam Pain 761 E S KR. PO. 3/4/36 Malik Pora 92 S KR. 3/4/37 Wariigam Bala 507 C. S. (1) Pro S. (2) S.C. (I) S KR. 3/4/38 Harhand Pora 140 S KR. 3/4/39 Paki Pora 171 S KR. 3/4/40 Dara Gam 305 Pro S. (I) S KR. 3/4/41 Sargudanger Pora 504 Pro S. (2) S KR. 3}4142 Dona Dara 92 S KR. 3/4/43 Chukar 828 C. S. (I) S KR. 3/4}44 Nangirpora Makhara 182 W KR. 3}4}45 Krishama 357 Pro S. (I) W KR. 3/4}46 Chack Narian Dass 78 Pro S. (I) W KR. 3/4/47 Kati Bug 225 Pro S. (I) W KR. 3/4/48 Rawan Para 105 W KR. 3/4/49 Chak Charat Ram 143 W KR. 3/4/50 Ochlipora 149 W KR. 3/4/51 Biyawa 271 C.S. (I) W KR. 3}4}52 Bahrampora 144 W KR. 3}4}53 Shuch Pula Para 354 Pro S. (I) W KR. 3/4/54 Wailu Kral Pora 488 Pro S. (1) W KR. 3/4/55 Bata Khai Pora 100 Pro S. (1) W KR. 3/4/56 Mohammad Pora 212 Pro S. (1) W KR. 3/4/57 Gund Ari Pora 94 W KR. 3/4}58 Wahi Gund 63 W KR. 3/4}59 Chand era Seer 381 Pro S. (1) W K R. 3/4/60 Gad Wani 169 W KR. 3}4/61 Rasri Pora 25 W KR.

3}4/62 Khargam 376 W KR. 3/4/63 Dard Pora 282 C. S. (1) Pro S. (I) E W . KR. xliii

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r­ --A. including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva­ held in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice, Wheat T (144) C (144) 7 43 13 Baramula (30)

Rice, Wheat T (86) C (86) 232 74 II BaramuIa (30)

Rice, Wheat T (86) C (86) 242 84 24 Baramula (30)

Rice, Wheat T (232) C (232) 338 96 95 BaramuIa (31)

Rice, Wheat T (47) 0 (47) 24 8 13 Baramula (33)

Rice, Wheat T (141) *C (141) 252 60 54 Baramula (29) Rice, Wheat T (I5) C (15) 98 13 14 Baramula (30)

Rice, Wheat T (71) C (71) 47 28 25 Baramula (31)

Rice, Wheat T (148) *C (148) 98 31 28 Baramula (31)

Rice, Wheat T (392) C (392) 17 49 46 Baramula (3 I)

Rice, Wheat T (64) C (64) 12 6 IO Baramula (34)

Rice, Wheat T (253) 0 (253) 374 194 7 Baramula (34)

Rice, Wheat T (127) C (127) 10 33 12 Baramula (39)

Rice, Wheat T (216) C (216) 44 34 63 Baramula (39)

Rice, Wheat T (52) C (52) 12 3 II BaramuIa (37)

Rice, Wheat T (127) 0 (127) 16 79 3 Baramula (34)

Rice, Wheat T (77) 0 (77) 3 ,24 Baram'lla (36) Rice, Wheat T (100) C (100) 13 28 2 Baramula (36) Rice, Wheat T (114) 0 (II4) 3 31 Baramula (34) Rice, Wheat T (176) 0 (176) 23 68 4 Baramula (34)

Rice, Wheat T (48) 0 (48) 68 25 3 Baramula (34) Rice, Wheat T (248) C (248) 38 26 42 Baramula (32)

Rice, Wheat T (282) C (282) 90 72 44 Baramula (32)

Rice, Wheat T (57) C (57) 15 15 13 Baramula (32)

Rice, Wheat T (146) C (146) 23 27 16 BaramuIa (30)

Rice, Wheat T (15) C (15) 49 17 13 Baramula (30)

Rice, Wheat T (49) C (49) 4 9 Baramula (32)

Rice, Wheat T (133) 0 (133) 163 44 41 Baramula (21)

Rice, Wheat T (121) C (121) 20 28 Baramula (35) Rice, Wheat T (7) *C (7) II 4 3 Baramula (31)

Rice, Wheat T (84) 0 (84) 195 52 45 Baramula (21)

Rice, Wheat T (21) 0 (21) 214 23 24 BaramuIa (21) xliv

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BARAMULA

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of ~------~ No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/4/64 Tilagam 980 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (2) D(l) W KR. PO. 3/4/65 Bahrampur Kungerdara 114 Pro S. (I) 3/4/66 Waripora Pain 131 Sp KR. 3/4/67 Doli Pora 268 Pr. S. (1) Sp KR. 8/4/68 Kreri 955 H.S. (1) Pr. S. (2) H.C. (1) E Sp KR. PO.

3/4/69 Frasla Har Tilagam 214 W KR. 3/4/70 Waripora Bala 215 Pro S. (I) W KR. 3/4/71 Khise Pora 228 Sp KR. 3/4/72 Walra Gam 999 Pro S. (1) S.C. (1) E Sp PRo 3/4/73 Sachi Pora 110 Sp KR. 3/4/74 Thindama 452 Sp KR. 3/4/75 Hail Jagir 437 Pro S. (1) Sp KR. 3/4/76 Karewa Kreri 207 Sp KR. 3/4/77 Pocha Nag 457 Sp KR. 3/4/78 Taper Wari Pora 1687 Pr S. (2) D(I) E Sp KR. PO.

3/4{79 Bochu 541 W KR.' 3/4{80 Chanda Kot 300 W KR. 3{4/81 Othura 1193 C. S. (1) Pro S. (I) W KR. PO.

3/4/82 Nowpora Jagir 1478 Mid. S. (I) Pro S. (1) E W KR. 3(4(83 Shalaqa Wara 867 C. S. (2) E W KR. 3/4/84 Dompora Dongadara 518 W PRo 3/4/85 Salusa 812 C. S. (I) Pro S. (1) D (1) W PRo 3/4/86 Wizar 479 Pro S. (I) Sp KR. 3(4/87 Wagura 1224 H. S. (1) C. S. (1) D (1) S,Sp PRo PO. 3/4/88 Dura Hama 229 Pro S. (2) Sp 'PRo 3/4/89 Managam 949 Pro S. (1) Sp PRo

3/4/90 Sheikh Pora 200 Pro S. (1) Sp PRo 3/4/91 Tangwari Bala 128 Pro S. (2) Sp PRo 3/4/92 Tangwari Pain 73 Sp PRo 3/4/93 Kalantra Pain 328 Pro S. (1) D (1) Sp PRo 3/4/94 Burza Wash an 135 S KR. xlv

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types ofland use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r------__A. ----, including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice, Wheat T (340) W (340) 437 113 90 Baramula (20)

T (IS) *C (15) 97 2 Baramula (18) Uninhabited Rice, Wheat T (52) C (52) 59 12 8 Baramula (16)

Rice, Wheat T (119) *C (119) 108 29 12 Sopore (13) Rice, Wheat T (348) *C (348) 502 41 64 Sopore (13)

Rice, Wheat T (34) C (34) 109 36 35 Baramula (17)

Rice, Wheat T (27) C (27) 141 29 18 Baramula (16)

Rice, Wheat T (119) *C (119) 78 16 17 Baramula (16)

Rice, Wheat T (248) C (248) 595 122 34 Sopore (15)

Rice, Wheat T (34) *C (34) 46 16 14 Baramula (22)

Rice, Wheat T (200) C (200) 200 27 25 Baramula (20)

Rice, Wheat T (115) 0 (115) 251 52 19 Baramula (18)

Rice, Wheat T (83) *C (83) 110 4 10 Baramula (18)

Rice, Wheat T (61) C (61) 258 63 21 Baramula (16)

Rice T (273) C (204) *0 (69) 1095 205 114 Baramula (31) Ruins of Ancient Temple Rice T (98) C (69) *C (29) 326 68 22 Baramula (33)

Rice, Wheat T (144) C (144) 100 43 13 Baramula (13)

Rice, Wheat T (361) C (338) *0 (23) 617 120 95 Baramula (12)

Rice, Wheat T (209) C (209) 995 141 133 Baramula (10)

Rice, Wheat T (260) *C (260) 468 88 51 Baramula (17)

Rice, Wheat T (195) 0 (195) 226 48 49 Baramula (15) Rice, Maize T (272) C (238) *C (34) 442 57 41 Baramula (18)

Rice, Wheat T (249) C (249) 157 22 51 Sopore (18)

Rice, Wheat T (323) C (323) 648 162 91 Sopore (14)

Rice, Wheat T (56) C (56) 137 28 8 Sopore (14)

Rice, Wheat T (83) C (83) 743 76 47 Sopore (16)

Rice, Wheat T (66) C (40) *0 (26) 89 19 26 Baramula (21)

Rice, Wheat T (43) C (43) 71 6 8 Sop ore (21)

Rice, Wheat T (2.3) C (23) 37 9 4 Sopore (19)

Ric!", Wheat T (140) C (140) 141 12 35 Sopore (24)

Rice, Wheat T (23) *C (23) 85 10 17 Sopore (27) xlvi

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BARAMULA

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of __j..__------, No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/4/95 Kaku Thai 476 Pro S. (I) Sp KR. 3/4/96 Kalan tra Bala 505 Pro S. (2) Sp KR. PO. 3/4/97 Dunda Moh 532 Pro S. (I) Sp KR. 3/4}98 NagBal 372 Pro S. (I) E Sp KR. 3/4/99 Bandi Bala 212 Sp KR.

3/4/ I 00 TlIkia Yousuf Shah 90 Pro S. (1) Sp KR. 3/4/101 Nalasar 263 Pro S. (I) Sp KR.

3/4/102 Duda Bug 343 Pro S. (2) D (I) Sp KR. 3/4/103 SuIta Pora Kandi 414 Pro S. (I) Sp KR. PO. 3/4/104 Koh Lina 298 Pro S. (I) Sp KR. 3/4/105 Bandi Pain 358 Pro S. (I) E Sp KR.

3/4/106 Wahidana JOI W KR. 3/4fl07 Shera Pora Gugaran 349 E S KR. 3/4/108 Muran Tanguari 368 Sp KR. 3/4/109 Naowgam Kandi 236 Pro S. (I) S KR. 3/4/110 Lara Dura 337 H. S. (1) Pro S. (2) Sp PRo PO. 3/4/11 I Raj Pora Thanda Kasi 128 Sp KR. 3/4/112 Kawahar 425 Pro S. (I) Sp KR. 3/4/113 Shumlaran 306 Pro S. (1) Sp PRo 3/4/114 Chudusa 767 Mid. S. (I) Pro S. (I) D(I) Sp PRo PO. 3/4/115 Gohanlari Jungle 398 Mid. S. (1) Pr. S. (2) Sp PRo PO.

3/4J1 16 Heewen 645 C. S. (1) E Sp KR. 4/4,117 Khudapora 268 Pro S. (I) Sp KR.

3//4/118 Naraderi 65 Sp KR. 3(4/119 Danger Pora 187 Pro S. (2) E Sp KR. 3J4/120 Taripora Wansaran 153 Pro S. (1) Sp KR. 3/4/121 Nambalan 204 S KR. 3/4Jl22 Hardu Khel 374 Pro S. (I) Sp KR.

3{4{123 Odura 439 Mid. S. (I) Sp KR. 3{4/124 Malapora 315 Pro S. (2) Sp KR. PO. 3/4J125 Badamulla 201 Pro S. (2) S,Sp KR. 3/4/126 Fatehgodh 500 H. S. (I) Mid. S. (I) D (1) S,Sp KR. xlvii

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r- ~ ---, including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva- held in the cal ti on village interest 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice, Wheat T (55) C (55) 292 34 95 Sopore (27)

Rice, Wheat T (123) C (123) 237 57 88 Sopore (26) Rice, Wheat T (78) C (78) 344 58 52 Gulmarg (17)

Rice, Wheat T (97) C (97) 184 33 58 Gulmarg (16) Rice, Wheat 14 T (104) C (104) 69 5 20 Gulmarg (15)

Rice, Wheat T (41) C (41) 30 11 8 Gulmarg (16)

Rice, Wheat T (115) C (115) 94 34 20 Baramula (15)

Rice, Wheat T (194) C (194) 87 16 46 Baramula (21) Rice, Wheat T (229) C (229) 106 46 33 Baramula (20) Rice, Wheat T (86) C (86) 152 34 26 Baramula (20)

Rice, Wheat T (143) C (143) 155 39 21 Baramula (17)

Rice, Wheat T (10) C (10) 67 14 10 Baramula (18)

Rice, Wheat T (92) C (92) 220 37 Baramula (20)­

Rice, Wheat 4 T (77) C (77) 234 24 29 Baramula (17)

Rice, Maize T (149) W (149) 36 19 32 Baramula (10)

Rice, Wheat T (89) 0 (89) 201 27 20 Baramula (15)

Rice, Wheat T (41) 0 (41) 56 15 16 Baramula (16)

Rice, Maize T (3) 0 (3) 340 54 28 Baramula (14)

Rice, Wheat T (I)·C (I) 251 36 18 Baramula (17)

Rice, Wheat T (399) C (399) 246 78 44 Baramula (17)

Rice, Wheat 324 40 34 Baramula (14)

Rice, Wheat T (159) W (159) 377 44 65 Baramula (8)

Rice, Maize 6 T (234) 0 (234) 13 15 Baramula (12)

Rice, Wheat T (24) 0 (24) 24 7 10 Baramula (13)

Rice, Wheat T (70) W (70) 81 17 19 Baramula (15)

Rice, Wheat T (66) 0 (66) 45 19 23 Baramula (13)

Rice, Wheat T (93) 0 (93) 68 17 26 Baramula (12)

Rice, Wheat T (72) 0 (72) 220 34 48 Baramula (12) Rice, Maize T (126) 0 (126) 189 37 87 Baramula (11) Rice, Wheat T (74) 0 (74) 173 15 53 Baramula (11) Rice, Maize T (5) 0 (5) 158 19 19 Baramula (9) Rice, Wheat T (261) W (26.) 112 35 91 Baramula (8) Ruins of an Ancient Temple xlviii

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BARAMULA

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of r- ---"------, No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 9

3/4-fl27 Mirher 87 Sp KR. 3/4/128 Sheri Narawaw 424 Pro S. (I) S,Sp KR. PO. 3/4/129 Jogi Yar 217 Sp,S KR. 3/4/130 Zandaforan 130 E S,Sp KR. 3/4/131 Kitcha Hama 5')0 C. S. (I) E S,Sp PRo 3/4/132 Ganta Moola Bala 410 Mid. S. (I) Pro S. (I) E S,Sp PRo 3/4/133 GaIlta Moola Pain 336 Pro S. (2) E S,Sp PRo 3/4/134 Khadaniar 918 Mid. S. (1) Sp PRo PO. 3/4/135 Jalsheri 650 Pro S. (I) S,T PRo 3/4/136 Haji Bal 410 C· S. (1) Pro S. (I) D (I) Sp KR. 3/4/137 Takki Sultan 1008 R,Sp PRo 3/4/138 Ohlitra 522 Pro S. (I) Sp KR. 3/4/139 Shitlu 1294 Mid. S. (I) E T,Sp PRo 3/4/140 Wankeri 319 Sp KR. 314/141 Nawgam 212 S,R KR. 3/4{l42 Sadi Pora 155 E S KR. 3/4/143 Naid Hal 1936 H. S. (1) E W,Sp KR. PO. 3/4j144 Bener Kahdura 1087 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) E Sp KR. PO. 3/4/145 Puna Cheter 239 Pro S. (1) Sp PRo

3/4f146 Janbaz Pora 406 Pro S. (2) Sp,R KR. 3/4/147 Chaklu 1356 C. S. (1) Pro S. (I) D (1) E R PRo 3/4/148 Jahama 354 Pro S. (2) T PRo 3/4/149 Kanspora 1408 C. S. (1) E T KR. 3/4/150 Faleh Pora 1043 Pro S. (2) Sp PRo 3/4/151 Gotiyar 272 Sp PRo 3/4/152 Frasta Har 132 Pro S. (1) Sp PRo 3/4/153 Katlan Wali 580 Pro S. (I) Sp KR. 3/4/154 Frasta Dub 304 Pro S. (1) Sp KR. 3/4/155 Wulraman 442 Pro S. (2) Sp KR. 3/4/156 Kachumuqarn 1126 H. S. (1) C. S. (I) S.C. (1) Sp PRo PO. 3/4/157 Darahu Frastawari 443 Sp PRo 3/4/158 Wagela 402 Pro S. (I) Sp PRo 3/4/159 Weri Nar 148 Sp KR. 3/4/160 Huda Pora 281 Pro S. (I) Sp KR. 3/4/161 Khai Tangan 943 Mid. S. (I) W,Sp KR. PO. 3/4/162 Singhpora Kalan 1277 H. S. (I) Pro S. (I) D (I) T KR. PO. 3/4/163 Naji But 278 Pro S. (2) W KR. 3/4Jl64 Dilna 3115 H S.(I) L.H.S.(I) Pro S.(I) D(I)S.C.(I) T PRo PO. 3/4/165 Chinar Bitchri Gund 473 E W PRo il

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r------,----'------. including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice, Wheat T (35) W (35) 14 15 23 Baramula (6) Rice, Wheat T (137) W (137) 160 48 79 Baramula (6) Rice, Maize T (5) C (5) 173 24: 15 Baramula (10) Rice, Maize T (83) *C (83) 22 22 3 Baramula (9) Rice, Wheat T (190) C (190) 143 73 94- Baramula (II) Rice, Wheat 3 T (75) *C (75) 105 73 154 Baramula (13) Rice, Wheat T (102) 0 (102) 71 61 102 Baramula (12) Rice, Wheat 12 T (27) 0 (27) 286 258 335 "Baramula (4) Rice, Wheat T (38) 0 (38) 207 234 170 Baramula (3) Rice, Wheat 38 295 68 9 Baramula (4) Rice, Wheat 40 T (29) 0 (29) 564 140 235 Baramula (1) Rice, Maize T (34) C (34) 415 50 23 Baramula (15) Rice, Wheat T Cll) *C (71) 987 126 110 Baramula (I 3) Rice, Wheat T (13) C (13) 244 46 16 Baramula (6) Rice, Wheat T (26) C (26) 143 31 12 Baramula (17) Rice, Wheat 120 20 15 Baramula (10) Rice. Wheat T (190) C (190) 1473 155 118 Baramula (9) Rice, Wheat T (68) 0 (68) 880 77 62 Baramula, (5) Rice, Wheat T (14) *C (14) 181 28 16 Baramula (4) Shrine of Sheikh Janbaz Sahib Rice, Wheat T (105) C (105) 190 50 61 Baramula ( 4) Rice, Maize T (444) 0 (444) 100 43 13 Baramula (13) Rice, Maize T (103) *C (98) 0 (5) 76 99 76 Baramula ( 4) Rice T (276)' C (136) 0 (140) 731 278 123 Baramula (3) Rice, Wheat T (10) C (10) 869 90 74 Baramula (I) Rice, Wheat T (156) C (156) 77 24 15 Baramula (I) Rice, Wheat 109 9 14 Baramula (I) Rice, Maize T (2) W (2) 483 71 24 Baramula (13) Rice, Maize 243 40 21 Baramula (14) Rice, Wheat T (2) C (2) 391 37 12 Baramula (21) Rice, Wheat T (137) C (137) 785 122 82 Baramula (26) Rice, Wheat T (74) C (74) 295 48 26 Baramula (25) Rice, Wheat T (49) C (49) 222 59 72 Baramu1a (16) Rice, Maize 116 20 12 Baramula (13) Rice, Wheat T (3) W (3) 245 24 9 Baramula (10) Rice, Maize T (35) C (28) W (7) 781 61 66 Baramula (13) Rice, Wheat T (9) W (9) 1062 107 99 Baramula (4) Rice, Wheat T. (5) 0 (5) 244 5 24 Baramula (18) Rice T(lJ56) C(1064) *C (92) 1253 568 138 Sop ore (8) Rice, Wheat T (126) C (126) 271 67 9 Baramula (7)

Ii

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

GULMARG TEHSIL

Name of Village 1971 Name of Village 1971 Location Location Code No. Code No.

Atipora Zikar 8 Khachipora 70 Awa Lawa 28 Khaipora Bala 96 Bachipora 16 Khaipora Pain '98 Badipora 20 Khamander Pora 6 Badrakot 51 Kharapora 49 Batapora Sagri 3 Kharnipora 94 Batu 75 Kohlar 4 Bishani Pora 92 Kothi pora 15 Budi Pora 76 Kralawat 9 Bunagam 57 Kulhama 62 Buna Gund 43 Kunchipora 23 Buna Sharan 45 Kunjar 32 Chak Mirja Jamadar 72 Lal para 35 Chak-than Chanapora 66 Larik pora 44 Chanda Bug Nari Khar 27 Malapora Sangrama 10 Chandil ' 55 Malwah 46 Chandi Lura 18 Manglara 36 (Chandil) Wanigam 53 Marchipora 22 Darahama 61 Meripora 1 Dara Kashi 52 Moghal Pora 99 Darwesh pora 90 Mula Bangil 78 Dewa Bug 30 Mulagam 29 Dewa Dragad 80 Nadir Gund '93 Dewapora (Dardpora) 50 Ogmana 56 Druru 21 Osan Bangil 39 Faja Pora 77 Pajwal Pora 85 Feroz Pore 65 Pandit Pora Bala 12 Gogal Dara 47 Pandit Pora Pain 31 Gokahama 26 Paris Wani 60 Goni Pora 37 Ranbir pora II Gotti Pora 6~ Ratnipora Bala 84 Gound Maqs,;,d 25 Ratnipora Pain 58 Gund Dalwach 42 Rawat pora 7 Hai Pora 89 Reram 24 Haji Bal 79 Sharai 59 auboora 41 Hardu Sherapora Tolagarn 100 Hardu Beni 34 Solinda 67 Hardu Ichlu 81 Sonlipora 14 Hardu Madam 82 Takia Batapora 33 Hardu Shuru 2 Tanberhama 63 Hari Pora 48 Tantri Pora 86 Hari Utnu 17 Tetran 97 Harnow Kawachak 101 Tokal pora 83 Pora 13 Hayat Treran 64 Heeng 40 Turkabat Pora 87 Home 88 Wahi pora 19 Kamu pota 68 Warapora (Wawapora) 71 Kanhama 95 Watal pora 91 Katapora 73 5 Kawrahama 54 Zasapora Kech Mati pora 38 Zeran 74 lii

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL GULMARG

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities ______.A.available within______the village --, Code area of No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/5/1 Meripora 52 S KR. 3/5/2 Hardu Shuru 757 D (I) S KR. PO. 3[5/3 Batapora Sagri 90 D (1) S KR.

3/5/4 Kohlar 57 S KR. 3/5/5 Zasapora 42 S KR. 3/5/6 Khamander Pora 186 S KR. 3/5/7 Rawat Pora 232 Pro S. (I) S KR. 3/5[8 Atipora Zikar 261 S KR. 3/5/9 KraJawat 190 Pro S. (I) S KR. PO. 3(5(10 MaJapora Sangrama 149 S KR.

3/5/Il Ranbirpo:ra 195 S KR. 3/5/12 Panditpora Bala 270 Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/5/13 Hayat Pora 225 S KR. 3/5/14 Sonlipora 114 S KR. 3/5/15 Kothi Pora 93 S KR. 3/5/16 Bachipora 86 Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/5/17 Had Utnu 763 Pro S. {2) E S KR. 3/5118 Chandi Luru 146 Pro S. (3) C KR. 3/5/19 Wahi Para 74 S KR. 3/5/20 Badipora 150 Pro S. (I) S KR. 3/5/21 Druru 329 Pro S. (2) S KR. 3/5/22 Marchipora 100 S KR. 3/5/23 Kunchipora 123 S KR. 3/5/24 Reram 276 Pro S. (I) S KR. 3/5/25 Gound Maqsud 58 S KR. 3/5/26 Gokahama 104 Pro S. (I) S KR. 3/5/27 Chanda Bug Nari Khar 69 S KR. 3(5/28 Awa Lawa 88 S KR.

3/5/29 Mulagam 283 Pro S. (I) S KR.

3/5/30 Dewa Bug 430 C. S. (1) S KR.

3/5/31 Pandit Pora Pain 99 S KR. Iiii

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarlts food r­ ------~,------~ including any Focest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest IO II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18

Rice T (37) C (37) 2 13 Gulmarg (6)

Rice T (405) *C (405) 126 84 142 Gulmarg (6)

Rice T (67) *C (67) 10 12 Gulmarg (6)

Rice T (38) *C (38) 8 II Gulmarg (5)

Rice T (24) C (24) 4 14 Gulmarg (5)

Rice T (104) C (104) 20 31 31 Gulmarg (5t)

Rice T (145) *C (145) 14 42 31 Gulmarg (9)

Rice T (124) C (124) 42 19 76 Gulmarg (9)

Rice T (134) C (134) 5 21 30 Gulmarg (8)

Rice T (100) 0 (100) 2 40 7 Gulmarg (8)

Rice T (131) C (131) 7 24 33 Gulmarg (8)

Rice T (191) C (191) 5 35 39 Gulmarg (6)

Rice T (107) C (107) 52 27 39 Gulmarg (9)

Rice T (73) *C (73) 7 15 19 Gulmarg (6)

Rice T (44) C (44) 23 7 19 Gulmarg (9)

Rice T (36) C (36) 20 8 22 Gulmarg (6) Rice T (436) *C (74) C (362) 117 92 ll8 Gulmarg (2)

Rice T (81) C (81) 39 25 Gulmarg (3)· Rice T (47) C (47) 2 12 13 Gulmarg (4)

Rice, Maize T (119) *C (119) 24 7 Gulmarg (3)

Rice, Maize T (176) C (176) 34 118 Gulmarg (6)

Rice T (63) *C (63) 2 16 19 Gulmarg (6)

Rice T (80) C (80) 19 23 Gulmarg (3)

Rice T (160) C (160) 15 24 77 Gulmarg (3)

Rice T (37) C (37) 15 6 Gulmarg (8)

Rice T (45) C (45) 8 50 Gulmarg (5)

Rice 12 T (44) C (44) 13 Gulmarg (4)

Rice, Maize T (59) C (59) 6 7 16 Gulmarg (8)

Rice, Maize T (181) C (181) 29 24 49 Gulmarg (8)

Rice T (266) 0 (266) 10 31 123 Gulmarg (7)

Rice T (65) *C (65) 10 7 17 Gulmarg (5) liv

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL GULMARG

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available____J". within ______the village -, Code area of No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/5/32 Kunjur 243 C. S. (1) S.C. (1) E S KR. PO.

3/5/33 Takia Batapora 189 Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/5/34 Hardu Beni 496 Pro S. (1) S KR.

3/5/35 Lal Pora 2236 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) S.C. (1) S KR. PO.

3/5/36 Manglara 172 S KR.

3/5/37 Goni Pora 455 E S KR.

3/5/38 Kech Mati Pora 113 Pro S. (2) S KR.

3/5/39 Osan Bangil 640 Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/5/40 Heeng 357 Pro S. (1) S KR.

3/5/41 Hardu auboora 1054 Pro S. (1) D S KR. PO.

3/5/42 Gund Dalwach 435 Pro S. (1) S KR;

3/5/43 Buna Gund 170 S KR.

3/5/44 Larik Pora 211 S KR.

3/5/45 Buna Sharan 233 S KR. 3/5/46 Malwah 200 Pro S. (I) E S KR.

3/5/47 Gogal Dara 314 Pro S. (1) S KR.

3/5/48 Hari Pora 117 S KR. 3/5/49 Kharapora 276 Pro S. (I) S KR.

3/5/50 Dewapora (Dardpora) 516 Pro S. (I) S KR. 3/5/51 Badra\ot 466 Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/5/52 Dara Kashi 486 Pro S. (1) S KR.

3/5/53 (Chandil) Wanigam 538 C. S. (1) S KR. PO.

3/5/54 Kawrahama 362 C. S. (1) Pro S. (1) D (1) S KR. PO. 3/5/55 Chandil 200 S KR.

3/5/56 Ogmana 543 Pr. S. (1) S KR.

3/5/57 Bunagam 304 Pro S. (1) S KR.

3/5/58 Ratnipora Pain 219 S KR.

3/5/59 Sharai 339 Pro S. (1) S KR.

3/5/60 Paris Wani 373 Pro S. ( 1) T KR.

3/5/61 Darahama 92 S KR.

3/5/62 Kulhama 163 S KR. Iv

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r------A.__ --. including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 J4 15 16 17 18

Rice T (l27) C (127) 11 22 83 Gulmarg (5)

Rice T (101) C (101) 8 18 62 Gulmarg (6)

Rice T (200) C (200) 22 39 235 Gulmarg (6)

Rice T (982) C (982) 625 335 294 Gulmarg (1 J)

Rice T (99) C (99) 5 13 55 Gulmarg (7)

Rice T (L~C) C (230) 225 Gulmarg (6)

Rice T (62) 0 (62) 18 33 Gulmarg (6)

Rice 455 52 133 Gulrnarg (8)

Rice T (142) C (142) 51 34 130 Gulmarg (9)

Rice 16 T (293) C (293) 471 8 266 Gulmarg (12)

Rice T (159) C (159) 222 9 45 Gulmarg(13!) Rice, Maize T (39) C (39) 90 28 13 Gulmarg (12)

Rice T (117) C (117) 54 J9 21 Gulmarg (12)

Rice T (73) C (73) III 18 31 Gulmarg (14).

Rice 25 T (59) C (59) 82 2J 13 Gulmarll(13!)

Maize T (2) 0 (2) 203 26 83 Gulmarg (9)

Rice T (2) 0 (2) IG3 3 9 Gulmarg (13)

Rice 25 T (24) C (24) 162 17 48 Gulmarg (13)

Rice, Maize T (127) C (127) 235 38 116 Gulmarg (5)

Rice, Maize 3 T (13) Tw (13) 305 58 87 Gulmarg (7)

Maize 15 T (313) 0 (313) 20 52 86 Gulmarg (7) Rice, Maize 7 T (139) C (139) 251 54 87 Gulmarg (4!)

Rice T (216) C (216\ 13 133 Gulmarg (8)

Rice, Maize T (02) C (62) 95 7 36 Gulmarg (4!)

Rice T (223) C (223) 65 44 211 Gulmarg (6)

Rice T (164) 0 (164) G 20 114 Gulmarg (9)

Rice, Maize T (J6) *C (96) 101 7 15 Gulmarg (7)

Rice, Maize T (158) *C (158) 30 151 Gulmarg (6)

Rice T (112) 0 (112) 2 10 249 Gulmarg (6) Rice, Maize T (66) 0 (66) 10 lti Gulmarg (56)

Rice T (75) *C (75) 88 Gulmarg (4!) Ivi

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL GULMARG

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of ,- -, No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/5/63 Tanberhama 197 S KR.

3/5/64 Treran SIB Pr. S. (I) E S KR.

3/5165 Feroz Pore 1342 C. S. (I) T,S PRo PO.

3/5/66 Chak-than Chanapora 173 S KR.

3/5/67 Solinda 139 S KR.

3/5/6B Kamu Pora 106 S KR. 3/5(69 Gotti Pora 115 Pro S. (I) S KR.

3/5/70 Kachipora 46 S KR.

3/5/71 Warapora (Wawapora) 168 C. S. (I) S KR.

3/5/72 Chack Mirja Jamadar 45 S KR.

3/5/73 Katapora 361 Pro S. (1) C KR.

3/5/74 Zeran 83 s- KR.

3/5/75 Batu 143 8 KR.

3/5/76 Budi Pora 104 S KR.

3/5/77 Faja Pora 71 Mid. S. (I) ·8 KR.

3/5/78 Mula Bangil 66 S KR. 3/5}79 Haji Bal 1105 S KR. PO.

3/5/80 Dewa Dragad 182 S KR. 3/5/81 Hardu Ichlu 313 Pro S. (1) 8 KR. PO· 3/5/82 Hardu Madam 279 C. s. (1) S KR.

3/5/83 Tokal Pora 56 8 KR.

3/5/84 Ratnipora Bala 58 S KR.

3/5/85 Pajwal Pora 58 S KR.

3/5/86 Tantri Pora 64 S KR.

3/5/87 Turkabat Pora 236 Pro S. (1) S KR.

31 5/88 Home 109 Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/5/89 Hai Pora 78 S KR.

3/5/90 Darwesh Pora 100 S KR.

3/5/91 Wahl Pora 110 S KR. 3/5/92 Bishani Pora 116 3/5/93 Nadir Gund 104 S KR. Ivil

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types orland use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r- __...____------, including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi- cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest IO 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice, Maize T (98) *C (98) 16 83 Gulmarg (5) Rice, Maize T (254) C (254) 95 169 Gulmarg (5) Rice T (191) C (191) 546 247 358 Gulmarg (0) Rice, Maize T (117) C (50) *C (67) 7 26 23 Gulmarg (3)

Rice, Maize T (94) *C (94) 25 7 13 Gulmarg (3) Rice T (61) C (61) 16 14 15 Gulmarg (6) Rice 81 32 2 Gulmarg (5)

Rice T (30) 0 (30) 12 4 Gulmarg (5) Rice T (134) *C (134) 30 4 Gulmarg (5) Rice, Maize T (31) ·C (31) 5 4 5 Gulmarg (3) Rice, Maize T (129) ·C (129) 143 50 39 Gulmarg (3) Rice T (65) ·C (65) 5 13 Gulmarg (5) Rice T (102) 0 (102) 36 5 Gulmarg (5) Rice T (50) C (50) 22 12 20 Gulmarg (4) Rice T (48) C (48) 11 8 4 Gulmarg (7) Rice T (50) C (50) 8 8 Gulmarg (7) Rice T (175) C (175) 612 236 82 Gulmarg (7) Shrine of Hazrat Baba Payam-ud- Din Reshi Rice T (131) C (131) 4 25 22 Gulmarg (4) Rice T (240) C (240) 32 41 Gulmarg (4) Rice T (161) C (161) 49 59 10 Gulmarg (5) Rice T (39) 0 (39) 14 2 Gulmarg (5) Rice T (35) C (35) 8 8 7 Gulmarg (6) Rice T (43) ·C (43) II 4 Gulmarg (5) Rice T (48) 0 (48) 5 10 Gulmarg (7) Rice T (170) ·C (170) 41 25 Gulmarg (6) Rice T (106) 0 (106) 2 Gulmarg (7) Rice T (62) ·C (62) 8 8 Gulmarg (5) Rice T (74) ·C (74) 16 10 Gulmarg (5) Rice, Maize T (87) ·C (87) 16 7 Gulmarg (5) T (55) 0 (55) 40 4 17 Gulmarg (7) Uninhabited Rice T (74) 0 (74) 4 28 Gulmarg (7) Iviil

VILLAGE AMENIT1ES AND TEHSIL GULMARG

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of -, No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/5/94 Kharnipora 98 S KR.

3/5/95 Kanhama 64 C. S. (1) E S PRo 3/5/96 Khaipora Bala 265 C. S. (1) D (1) S KR. 3/5/97 Tetram 160 S KR. 3/5/98 Khaipora Pain 302 S KR. PO. 3/5/99 Moghal Pora 236 S KR. 3/5/100 Sherapora Tolagam 97 C. S. (1) S KR. 3/5/101 Harnow Kawachak 315 Pro S. (1) S KR. Ilx

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r- --'l including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, ifany archaeologi- cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice T (60) C (60) 4 20 14 Gulmarg (7) Rice T (38) 0 (38) 26 Gulmarg (7) Rice T (85) 0 (85) III 41 28 Gulmarg (7) Rice T (41) ·C (41) 78 4 37 Gulmarg (7) Rice T (240) ·C (240) 62 Gulmarg (7) Rice T (198) *C (198) 38 Gulmarg (7) Rice T (81) *C (81) 3 13 Gulmarg (7) Rice T (262) ·C (262) 17 36 Gulmarg (7)

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

URI TEHSIL

Name of Village 1971 Name of Village 1971 Location Location Code No. Code No. Addosa 71 Jablah 56 Ashniji 69 Javind 19 Badan 54 Kandi Barjala 75 Badau 34 Kathal Hil Patribal 99 Bagnah Noor Khah 93 Kenchan 91 Bal Koote 42 Lachi Pora 95 Banali 28 Ladi 25 Bande 77 Limber I Bandi Brehmanan 51 Maidanan 32 Barn Bat 70 Manchi Krand 50 Bas Gran 80 Mayan 100 Batangi 22 Minj Gran 13 Bat Gran 46 Mohora 89 Bernate 21 Moriyan 65 Biji Hama 96 Muqam Piran 98 Bila Salamabad 24 Nagnari 12 Bimyar 10 Nalai 72 Biohi 27 Nalusah 94 Brari Pora 97 Namla 39 Buniyar 6 Naucram 2 Chahal 7 Nawaian Rundan 60 Chakra 63 Nowpora 57 Chapper 78 Pahli Pora II ChoHan Kalsan 83 Paran Pilan 82 Chotali 36 Peernian 15 Chuanda 45 Pirasthan 52 Dachi 81 Pran Kutran 26 Darah Goolan 87 Pringal 8 Dara Kujan 30 Ramgal 58 Dard Kote 61 Rampoor 5 Dhani Saidan 85 Saboora 38 Dohang 67 Saidpura 41 Dudaran 31 Salamabad 59 Dulanja 73 Salamabad 92 Dwaran 86 Salasan 33 Feeban 68 Salli Koot 43 Gagar Hal 37 Sha Dara 74 Gavalata 64 Shala Dajan 20 Ghar Kote 49 Sukhdar 53 Gikote 66 Sultan Daki 79 Gingal 88 Thajal 47 Girda Nawah 16 Theth Mulla Kalan 3 Gohallan 55 Tbeth Mulla Khurad 4 Hardo Kamal Koote 76 Trikanjan 29 Hathlanga 40 Tulwari 44 Hilad Peernian 23 Uran Bua 90 Hundi N oweshera 18 Uri 48 Isham 62 Wari Khah 9 Ijara 17 Zamboor Pattan 84 Jabdi 35 Zehempora 14 Ixil

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL URI

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of -, No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/6/1 Limber 973 Pro S. (1) D (1) S 3/6/2 Naucram 63 S 3/6/3 Theth Mulla Kalan 300 Pro S. (1) E S 3/6/4 Theth Mulla Khurad 483 Pro S. (1) S,Sp 3/6/5 Rampoor 173 Pro S. (1) E C,S PRo 3/6/6 Buniyar 271 H. S. (I) Pro S. (I) S.C.(I) D(I) E S PRo PO. 3/6/7 Chahal 120 S PRo 3/6/8 Pringal 75 Pro S. (2) E S PO. 3/6/9 Wari Khah 109 S 3/6/10 Bimyar 1390 Mid. S. (I) Pro S. (I) R,S 3/6/11 Pahli Pora 1939 H. S. (I) C. S. (1) D (1) S 3/6/12 Nagnari 1019 Pro S. (2) S

3/6/13 Minj Gran 555 Sp 3/6/14 Zehempora 1034 C. S. (I) Pro S. (I) Sp 3/6/15 Peernian 231 Mkt. (I) R

3/6/16 Girda Nawah 133 S PRo 3/6/17 Ijara 695 Pro S. (2) S PO. 3{6{18 Hundi Noweshera 126 C. S. (1) Pro S. (2) D (1) E Sp PO. 3{6[19 Javind 62 Pro S: (1) Sp

3/6/20 Shala Dajan 266 Pro S. (1) S 3/6/21 Bernate 405 Pro S. (1) S 3/6/22 Batangi 100 S 3/6/23 Hilad Peernian 176 S 3/6/24 Hila Salama bad 91 S 3/6/25 Ladi 153 Pro S. (1) S,Sp 3/6/26 Pran Kutran 57 Pro S. (1) S 3/6/27 Biohi 68 S,Sp 3/6/28 Banali 278 Pro S. (I) S 3/6]29 Trikanjan 315 Mid. S. (I) Pro S. (1) D(l) S PO. 3/6/30 Dara Kujan 137 Pro S. (1) S,Sp 3/6/31 Dudaran 131 Pro S. (1) S,Sp I xiii

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food ----"- ---. including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of Irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market/ historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva- held in the cal ti on village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice, Maize 2 T~2~ 0 ~2~ 7 250 290 Uri (25) Rice, Maize T (22) 0 (22) 10 11 20 Uri (17)

Rice, Maize T (99) 0 (99) 53 47 101 Uri (16)

Rice, Maize 2 T (63) 0 (63) 60 76 282 Uri (17) Rice, Maize T (59) *C (42) C (17) 4 41 69 Uri (IS) Rice, Maize 5 T (101) C (101) 8 83 74 Uri (18)

Rice, Maize 2 T (50) C (50) 17 10 41 Uri (21)

Rice, Maize T (37) 0 (37) 10 28 Uri (17) Rice, Maize T (65) 0 (65) 17 27 Uri (9)

Rice, Maize 9 426 282 673 Uri (31)

Rice, Maize 101 617 417 804 Uri (12)

Rice, Maize 66 T (146) C (146) 372 249 186 Uri (34) Shrine of Baba Gufar Sahib Rice, Maize 18 T (53) C (53) 193 57 234 Uri (33)

Rice, Maize II T (122) C (122) 204 153 544 Uri (35) Rice T (27) C (27) 76 67 61 Uri (32) Shrine of Baba Gaffar Sahib Rice, Maize T (71) C (71) 3 12 47 Uri (28) Rice, Maize 9 361 130 195 Uri (32)

Rice, Maize T (59) C (59) 3 13 51 Uri (26)

Rice, Maize T (32) C (32) 11 11 8 Uri (27) Rice, Maize 16 T (77) C (77) 22 108 43 Uri (26) Maize 14 T (137) C (137) 39 93 122 Uri (16) Maize 6 T (49) C (49) 3 17 25 Uri (15)

Rice, Maize 9 T (55) C (55) 14 30 68 Uri (14) Rice, Maize 13 T (38) C (38) 18 21 Uri (15)

Maize 2 T (67) C (67) 7 28 49 Vri (IS)

Maize 4 T (17) C (1/) 4 6 26 Uri (13) Maize T (37) C (37) 3 9 18 Uri (14) Maize 2 T (104) C (104) 53 63 56 Uri (21) Rice, Maize T (114) C (114) 19 68 113 Uri (27) Maize 14 T (40) C (40) 16 56 11 Uri (20) Maize T (17) C (17) 36 19 59 Uri (28) Ixiv

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL URI

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of ~ -. No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

'1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/6/32 Maidanan 232 S

3[6/33 Salasan 120 S,Sp " 3/6/34 lladau 39 Pro S. (1) Sp

3/6[35 Jabdi 75 S,Sp

3/6/36 Cholali 341 Pro S. (1) S,Sp 3/6/37 Gagar Hal 47 S,Sp 3/6/38 Sahoora 794 Pro S. (I) S,Sp .. 3/6/39 Namla 2953 L. H. S. (1) Pro S. (I) D (1) E S,Sp .. PO. 3/6/40 Hathlanga 639 Pro S. (1) S,Sp .. 3/6/41 Saidpura 168 S,Sp ., 3/6/42 Bal Koote 624 Pro S. (1) Sp

3/6/43 Salli Koot 152 Sp

3/6/44 Tulwari 187 Pro S. (1) S

3/6/45 Chuanda 607 Pro S. (1) S,Sp

3/6/46 Bat Gran 310 Pro S. (I) Sp 3/6/47 Thajal 482 Pro S. (1) S,Sp .. 3/6/48 Uri 771 Pro S. (1) Tw,T PRo

3/6/49 Ghar Kote 1883 Pro S. (2) E S,Sp ..

3/6/50 Manchi Krand 202 Pro S. (1) Sp 3/6/51 Bandi Brehmanan 610 Pro S. (2) Sp PRo

3/6/52 Pirasthan 364 T PRo 3/6/53 Sukhdar 143 Pro S. (1) S,Sp ..

3/6/54 Badan 829 Pro S. (2) S,Sp .. 3/6/55 Gohallan 1700 Pro S. (1) Sp 3/6/56 Jablah 1421 Sp

3/6/57 Nowpora 334 Sp

316/58 Ramga1 1434 Pro S. (1) Sp PRo 3/6/59 Salamabad 702 C. S. (1) E Sp PRo PO. 3/6/60 Nawaian Rundan 1426 Pro S. (I) S

3/6/61 Dard Kote 2079 Pro S. (1) Sp 3/6/62 Isham 846 Mid. S. (1) D (1) Sp PRo PO. Ixv

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r------.A.. ~ including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market/ historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Maize 4 T (35) C (35) 20 67 106 Uri (18) Maize T (25) C (25) 23 38 34 Uri (19)

Maize T (12) C (12) 4 19 4 Uri (7)

Maize 12 55 8 Uri (18)

Maize 7 85 191 58 Uri (I7)

Maize 3 T (6) C (6) 7 17 14 Uri (20)

Maize T (49) 0 (49) 89 545 III Uri (9)

Maize 1I8 T (265) 0 (265) 467 1010 1093 Uri (5)

Maize 102 T (2) 0 (2) 174 223 138 Uri (7)

Maize T (22) 0 (22) 32 25 89 Uri (4)

Maize T (46) 0 (46) 178 335 65 Uri (6)

Maize 36 91 25 Uri (10)

Maize 8 T (19) *C (19) 16 95 49 Uri (6) Shrine of Zian-ul­ Ali Sahib

Maize 4 150 295 158 Uri (8)

Maize 52 59 171 28 Uri (7)

Rice, Maize 11 T (68) *C (68) 28 168 207 Uri (3)

Rice, Maize 122 T (75) *C (75) 249 198 127 Uri (2)

Rice. Maize T (204) 0 (204) 589 127 963 Uri (3)

Maize 3 T (33) C (33) 97 28 41 Uri (5)

Maize T (44) C (44) 138 79 348 Uri (3)

Rice T (19) *C (19) 10 69 266 Uri (3) Maize 11 T (1) 0 (1) 29 34 68 Uri (8)

Maize 34 152 356 287 Uri (19)

Maize 382 735 583 Uri (7)

Rice, Maize 92 T (55) 0 (55) 335 477 462 U,.i (9)

Maize 2 T (27) *C (27) 50 215 40 Uri (6)

Rice, Maize T (68) C (45) *C (23) 101 844 421 Uri (8)

Maize 45 T (45) 0 (45) 91 342 179 Uri (7) Maize 3 T (295) 0 (295) 235 893 Uri (17)

Maize 248 T (85) *C (85) 278 989 479 Uri (9)

Maize 5 T (85) 0 (85) 96 151 509 Uri (15) Ixvi

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL URI

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/6{63 Chakra 257 Sp 3/6/64 Gavalata 1522 Pro S. (I) S,Sp .. 3/6/65 Moriyan

3{6/66 Gikote

3/6/67 Dobang

3{6/68 Feeban

3/6/69 Ashniji

3/6/70 Barn Bat 213 3/6/71 Addosa 203 3/6/72 Nalai

3/6{73 Dulanja 908 S,Sp PRo

3/6/74 Sha Dara 897 Pro S. (1) D (1) Sp PRo 3/6/75 Kandi Barjala 751 Pro S. (I) S,Sp .. 3{6/76 Hardo Kamalkoote 1406 H. S. (1) Pro S. (I) S PO.

3/6/77 Bande 1141 Pro S. (1) E Sp 3/6/78 Chapper 214 Sp 3{6{79 Sultan Daki 1563 Pro S. (1) Sp

3/6/80 Bas Gran 1201 Pro S. (I) Sp 3{6{81 Dachi 1374 Pt. S. (1) Sp

3/6/82 Paran Pilan 1581 C. S. (1) Pro S. (I) E Sp PO. 3/6{83 ChoHan Kalsan 1010 Pro S. (1) S 3{6{84 Zamboor Pattan 774 Pt. S. (1) S 3/6/85 Dhani Saidan 592 C. S. (1) Sp,S 3/6/86 Dwaran 766 Pt. S. (2) S,Sp 3/6{87 Darah Goolan 636 Pro S. (1) S 3{6{88 Gingal 1089 H. S. (1) E Sp,S PR

3/6/89 Mohora 273 Pt. S. (2) D (I) E Sp PRo PO,TO phone 3/6/90 Uran Bua 272 Pt. S. (2) E C,S PRo 3/6/9! Kenchan 115 Pro S. (1) Sp Ixvii

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks ___..A.. food r- "I including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in'kms.) hat, if any archaeologi- cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest IO II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Maize T (16) C (16) 10 56 175 Uri (10)

Maize 457 T (8) C (8) 265 303 489 Uri (20) ., C!! OIl .:;:~ '"'C!! --a... .c0 --a ...OJ .':l .~ _=: 8 --a c:11l ;:J 3 103 107 Uri (20) Uninhabited

T (25) C (25) 29 27 122 Uri (18) Uninhabited

Unadministered border village

Rice, Wheat T (17) C (17) 60 540 291 Uri (21) Uninhabited Rice, Maize T (50) 0 (50) 89 647 III Uri (18)

Rice, Maize T (103) C (103) 147 401 100 Uri (15)

Rice, Maize T (39) 0 (39) 260 549 558 Uri (14)

Rice, Maize T (104) o (104) 155 712 170 Uri (12)

Rice, Maize T (71) 0 (71) 22 99 22 Uri (16)

Wheat, Maize T (66) 0 (66) 136 1268 93 Uri (9)

Wheat, Maize T (43) 0 (43) 73 1OJO 75 Uri (7)

Rice, Maize T (53) 0 (53) J09 1028 184 Uri (41)

Whe:lt, Maize T (117) o (117) 149 1014 301 Uri (3)

Maize T (85) 0 (85) 246 427 252 Uri (17) Maize 16 T (69) C (69) 147 309 233 Uri (18)

Maize T (71) C (71) 157 240 124 Uri (15)

Wheat, Maize T (6Ii*c (61) 36 117 552 Uri (5)

Maize T (45) C (45) 120 191 280 Uri (13)

Rice, Maize T (227) 0 (227) 62 155 645 Uri (12)

Rice, Maize 29 T (82) C (40) *C (42) 7 45 110 Uri (10)

Rice, Maize 2 T (146) C (62) *C (84) 3 76 45 Uri (12)

Rice, Maize T (28) C (28) 5 21 61 Uri (15) Ixviii

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSlL URI

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of No. the r------A------,Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply Water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/6/92 Salamabad 1972 Mid. S. (1) S,Sp PO. 3/6/93 Bagnah Noorkhah 1684 C. S. (I) Pro S. (I) F.A.C.(I) S.C.(I) E S 3{6/94 Nalusah 734 Pro S. (2) E S,Sp

3/6/95 Lachi Pora 1931 Pro S. (2) E S 3/6/96 Biji Rama li 12 H. S. (I) Mid. S. (1) D (1) E S PO. 3/6/97 Brari Pora 584 Pro S. (1) S

3/6/98 Muqam Piran 162 S,Sp 3/6/99 Kathal Hi! Patribal 1186 Sp 3/6/100 Mayan 231 Pro S. (1) S Ixix

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types ofland use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r- including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in krns.) hat, if any archaeologi- cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Maize 159 T (418) C (418) 25 774 596 Uri (21)

Rice, Maize 28 T (244) C (244) 183 605 624 Uri (12) Rice, Maize T (144) C (144) 90 76 424 Uri (13) Rice, Maize 42 T (206) o (206) 214 717 752 Uri (16) Rice, Maize T (188) C (188) 245 302 377 Uri (15) Rice, Maize 46 T (100) C (100) 148 158 132 Uri (19)

Rice, Maize T (28) C (28) 11 67 56 Uri (17)

Maize T (86) C (86) 75 631 394 Uri (20) Maize T (42) C (42) 19 146 24 Uri (15)

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

HANDWARA TEHSIL

1971 1971 Name of Villages Location Name of Villages Location Code No. Code Na.

Adura 109 Gana Pora 67 Ahaqam 142 Geri Pora 172 Ananwan 64 Glura 20 Ashpora 82 Gund Chabutra 63 Askan Pora 173 Gund Kamal 62 Athratoo 17 Gund Razak '91 Bada Kot Machi Pora 124 Guri Aker 1211 Haidar Mad 100 Badar Kol 127 Hajan 76 Baderheer 121 Hampora 6~ Badrah 53 Hangah 119 Bahadar Pora 126 Hangni Kot 157 Baki Aker 130 Hanji Shat 28 Bandi 97 Harawat 83 Bata Gund 112 Hardunu 161 Bata Pora 72 Hare1 '96 Bata Pora Magam 8 Hari Pora 30 139 Bawan Watsar Harni Pora a5 149 Behni Pora Jagar Pur 5 Bera Gund 44 Jahama '92 Bicherwari 40 Kachlu Qazi Pora 45 Budha Bug 88 Kachri ·68 Buna Gam 26 Kalam Chakla 110 Chaka Poran 78 Kali Pora 164 Chera Mandi 177 Kandi Khas 1 Chinja Mula 141 Kargam 73 Chora Pawa 180 Kawa Wad 4 Chotipora (Partly) 21 Khai Pora 47 Chugal 24 Khai Pora 132 Chunti Pora 111 Khana Gund 41 Darabal Bala 89 Khan Pora 9 Darbal Pain 90 Khawar Ware 57 Darel 160 Khirman Ti1ak Chand 125 Dedar Pora 59 Khonubaba Gund 29 Doli Pora 182 Khudi 101 Drungsu Shahnagri 108 Kinal 162 Duda Kuhl 95 Krala Gund 38 Dudi Pora 131 Krala Pora 80 Dugri Pora 155 Krim Har 133 Ixxil

1971 1971 Name of Villages Location Name of Villages Location Code No. Code No.

Kuhru 22 Panju Dangri 181

Kukrusa 179 Pazi Pora 56 Kulangam Bagh (Partly) 19 Pazwal Pora 175 Kultra 23 Ptingru 113 Kunel 79 Puhru Path 27 Lach 106 Raj Pora 143 Lacham Pora 153 Rakhi Shibil Hal 16 Lachi Pora 135 Ranan 60 Lal Bug 37 Rasri Pora 50 Langet 75 Rawal Pora 51 Larabal 140 Renga Path 81 Lilam 163 Reshi Pora 54 Lohi Kot 98 Sadura Gund 120 Loki Pora 35 Safal Pora 58 Magam 171 Sahi Pora 43 Maidan Chugal 25 Sanzi Pora Kutlari 107 Mala Bagh 34 Sarmarg 150 Mana Bal 99 Sat Kojan 154 Mangwal Pora 52 Shanu 118 Marat Gam 74 Shat Gund Bala 115

Mawar 105 Shat Gund Pain 117

Menkal 103 , Shatigam 145

Mundi Gam 42 Sheikh Pora 93

Muqam Handwanpora 61 Sher Kot 158 Muqam Rajwar 84 Shihil Hal 11

Nabad Zab 123 Shihil Pora 55

Nagrad Nar 122 Shilthra 94

Nawgam 102 Shogapora 170 Nelipora 6 Sochal Yari 156

Nicha Hama 148 Sodal 7

Nihama 36 Spahan Yaru 69 Nut Nusa 3 Sultan Pora 136

Otingru 86 Sunamula 178

Pahel Daji 166 Super Negam 39

Palapora 49 Tampora 169

Pala Pora 168 Tarat Pora 159

Pandit Pora 66 Terina Tantri Gund 87 Ixxiii

1971 1971 Name of Villages Location Name of Villages Location Code No· Code No.

Thakar Pora 48 Waharna 104 Treach 2 Wahi Pora 31 Tulwari 116 Waisu Kaw Nar 152 Tul Wari 176 Wajhama 85 Wangam 46 Turka Pora 134 Wara Pora 114 Tuti Gund 18 Wara Para 144 Udhpora 10 Wara Para 167 Udipora 71 Wari Para Guni Pora 13 Ujroo 33 Waskura 14 Upazwani 165 WiJgam 183 Wadar Bala 147 Wulrama 77 Wadar Pain 146 Yamler 138 Yaru 70 Wadi Para 129 Yunsu 32 Wagat 174 Zachaldara 137 Wagri Pora 12 Zaffer khani 151 Ixxiv

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL HANDWARA

Location ~ame of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of ~ No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/7/1 Kandi Khas 1532 C. S. (I) Sp KR. PO.

3/7/2 Treach 483 Pro S. (1) Sp 3/7/3 Nut Nusa 1477 Mid. S. (I) Pro S. (1) 0(1) S.C. (I) S PRo PO. 3/7/4 Kawa Wari 480 S

3/7/5 Jagar Pur 424 Pro S. (2) S

3/7/6 Nelipora 394 Pro S. (1) S PRo 3/7/7 Sodal 434 Pr. S. (I) S 3/7/8 Bata Pora Magarn 210 Pro S. (I) S PRo 3/7/9 Khan Pora 167 C. S. (I) S PRo PO. 3/7/10 Udhpora 316 Pro S. (1) S PRo

3/7/11 Shihil Hal 547 C. S. (I) S,Sp PRo PO. 3/7/12 Wagri Pora 69

317,13 Wari Pora Guni Pora 464 Pro S. (I) Sp

3/7/14 Waskura 296 Pri S. (1) S,Sp KR.

317/15 Harni Pora 52 Pro S, (I) Sp 3/7/16 Rakhi Shibil Hal 73 S

3/7/17 Athratoo 52

3/7/18 Tuti Gund 171 Sp

3/7/19 Kulangam Bagh (Partly) 551 Pro S. (1) S PRo 3/7/20 Glura 334 Pro S. (2) S,Sp

3/7/21 Chotipora (Partly) 402 Pro S. (2) Mkt. (1)

3/7/22 Kuhru 275 Mkt. (I) Sp PRo

3/7/23 Kultra 400 Pro S. (1) S,Sp 3/7/24 Chugal 583 H.S.(I) Mid.S.(I) Mkt.(I) D(I)S.C.(I) S,Sp PRo

3/7/25 Maidan Chugal 817 Mid. S. (1) S,Sp PRo PO. 3/7/26 Buna Gam 150 S,Sp

3/7/27 Puhru Path 834 C.S.(I) Pro S.(l) Mkt. (I) S,Sp PRo

3{7{28 Hanji Shat llO S,Sp

3/7/29 Khonubaba Gund 291 S,Sp

3/7/30 Hari Pora 291 Mkt. (1) S,Sp PRo

3/7/31 Wahi Pora 452 Mid. S. (I) Pro S. (I) S PRo PO. 3/7/32 Yunsu 350 S,Sp PRo !xxv

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks Staple --, including any food ~------place of Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva­ held in the cal tion village interest 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Rice, Maize 2 T (403) *C (3) C (400) 595 387 145 Handwara (10)

Rice, Maize T (108) 0 (108) 205 134 36 Handwara (11) Rice 5 T (432) C (124) *C (308) 647 208 185 Handwara (8)

Rice T (133) C (133) 297 31 19 Handwara (6) Handwara (7) Rice T (151) C (151) 140 71 62 Handwara (8) Rice T (121) C (121) 166 57 50 Handwara (6) Rice T (75) C (75) 251 76 32 Handwara (6) Rice T (122) C (122) 52 20 16 Handwara (5) Rice T (65) C (65) 34 41 27 Handwara (5) Rice T (80)·C (8) C (72) 178 27 31 Handwara (4) Rice T (196) C (196) 152 169 30 T (I) C (1) 53 11 4 Handwara (21) Uniuhabited Handwara (2) Rice, Maize T (126) *C (13) C (113) 168 119 51 Handwara (1) Rice T (196) C (196) 47 24 29 Handwara (2) Rice T (13) C (13) 14 18 7 Handwara (2) Rice T (24) C (24) 29 18 2 T (2) C (2) 32 15 3 Handwara (4) Uninhabited Handwara (3) Rice T (49) C (49) 60 37 25 Handwara (2) Rice, Maize T (141) *C (23) C (118) 139 226 45 Handwara (8) Rice, Maize T (187) C (187) 54 49 44 T (158) C (158) 150 71 23 Handwara (1) Uninhabited· Handwara (3) Rice T (184) C (184) 20 37 34 Handwara (64) Rice T (84) C (84) 216 32 68 Handwara (5) Rice T (292) *C (37) C (255) 120 99 72 Handwara (6) Rice T (359) C (359) 281 100 77 Handwara (9) Rice T (70) C (70) 40 15 25 Handwara (9) Rice T (206) C (206) 219 314 95 Handwara (8) Rice T (54) *C (7) C (47) 30 6 20 Handwara (13) Rice T (144) C (144) 93 17 37 41 Handwara (18) Rice T (150) C (150) 79 21 Handwara (10) Rice T (228) C (228) 128 30 66 Handwara (10) Rice T (152) *C (49) C (103) 129 16 53 Ixxvi

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL HANDWARA

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of ,- ~ No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/7/33 Ujroo 240 Pro S. (I) S,Sp .. 3/7/34 Mala Bagh 66 S,Sp 3/7/35 Loki Pora 806 C. S. (1) S 3/7/36 Nihama 152 C. S. (I) W,Sp PRo 3{7/37 Lal Bug 128 Pro S. (I) W 3/7/38 Krala Gund 398 Pro S. (1) D(I) E Sp,W PRo PO. 3/7{39 Super Nogam 376 Pro S. (1) E W KR. 3/7/40 Bicherwari 194 E W,Sp PRo 3/7/41 Khana Gund 90 W KR. 3/7/42 Mundi Gam 204 W,Sp KR. 3/7/43 Sahi Pora 346 Pro S. (2) W 3{7/44 Bera Gund 43 3/7/45 Kachlu Qazi Pora 352 Pro S. ( I) W 3/7/46 Wangam 117 W 3/7/47 Khati Pora 764 S 3/7/48 Thakar Pora 100 S 3/7/49 Palapora 236 S 3/7/50 Rasri Pora 193 S,Sp KR. 3/7/51 Rawal Pora 148 S,Sp PRo 3/7/52 Mangwal Pora 84 S,Sp,W P R. 317/53 Badrah 235 C. S. (1) Pro S. (1) W,Sp KR. 3/7/54 Reshi Pora 364 Pro S. (I) S,Sp,W 3/7/55 Shihil Pora 95 S KR. 3/7/56 Pazi Pora 173 S,Sp KR. 3/7/57 Khawar Ware 109 S,Sp KR. 3/7/58 Saral Pora 284 Pro S. (2) D(I)S.C.(I) Sp,W KR. 3/7/59 Dedar Pora 622 C. S. (I) Pro S. (1) W,Sp KR. 3/7/60 Ranan 204 Pro S. (1) S,Sp KR. 3/7/61 Muqam Handwanpora 110 L.H.S. (I) C. S. (1) S,W KR. 3/7/62 Gund Kamal 282 S,Sp 3/7/63 Gund Chabutra 854 S.Sp KR. 3/7/64 Ananwan 283 Pro S. (2) W Ixxvii

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remark5 food including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva­ held in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice 3 T (103) C (103) 81 10 43 Handwara (13)

Rice T (20) C (20) 25 9 12 Handwara (II)

Rice T (476) C (476) 224 43 63 Handwara (12)

Rice T (35) C (35) 69 26 22 Handwara (9)

Rice T (40) C (40) 39 20 29 Handwara (10)

Rice T (180) C (180) 163 26 29 Handwara (9)

Rice T (208) C (208) III 18 39 Handwara (12)

Rice T (94) C (94) 51 27 22 Handwara (10)

Rice T (46) C (46) 23 10 11 Handwara (11)

Rice T (87) C (87) 70 21 26 Handwara (11)

Rice T (196) C (196) 110 24 16 Handwara (12) T (6) C (6) 27 8 2 Handwara (13) Uninhabited Rice T (160) C (160) 140 34 18 Handwara (12)

Rice, Maize T (45) C (45) 50 13 9 Handwara (12)

Rice T (390) C (390) 298 34 42 Handwara (11)

Rice T (47) C (47) 33 13 7 Handwara (II)

Rice 4 T (96) C (96) 94 30 12 Handwara (12)

Rice 2 T (66) C (66) 74 34 17 Handwara (11)

Rice T (89) C (89) 20 23 16 Handwara (8)

Rice T (32) C (32) 18 28 6 Handwara (8)

Rice T (154) C (154) 38 21 22 Handwara (10) Rice T (153) C (153) 136 53 22 Handwara (10) Rice T (27) C (27) 30 26 12 Handwara (10) Rice T (60) C (60) 71 27 15 Handwara (11)

Rice T (32) C (32) 49 20 8 Handwara (II)

Rice T (118) C (118) 73 55 38 Handwara (11)

Rice T (296) C (296) 100 158 68 Handwara (10)

Rice T (83) C (83) 40 53 28 Handwara (10)

Rice T (47) C (47) 40 12 11 Handwara (7)

Rice T (80) C (80) 58 68 76 Handwara (8)

Rice T (214) C (214) 409 142 89 Handwara (9)

Rice 18 T (91) C (91) 108 32 34 Handwara (8) Ixxviii

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL HANDWARA

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/7/65 Hampora 363 W,Sp 3/7/66 Pandit Pora 557 Pro S. (2) W,Sp 3/7/67 Gana Pora 431 Pro S. (1) W 3/7/68 Kachri 157 S,Sp .. 3/7/69 Spahan Yaru 136 W KR. 3/7/70 Yaru 263 Pro S. (1) E S 3/7/71 Udipora 466 Pro S. (1) W KR. 3/7/72 Bata Pora 83 Pro S. (1) W 317/73 Kar Gam 369 Pro S. (1) Sp PRo 3/7/74 Marat Gam 550 Pro S. (2) S? PRo 3/7/75 Langet 1487 H.S. (1) C. S. (1) D(l) E Tw PRo PO, TO, phone 3/7/76 Hajan 470 S,Sp KR. 3/7/77 Wulrarna 630 Pro S. (1) S,Sp .. 3/7/78 Chaka Poran 105 W KR. 3/7/79 Kunel 211 Pro S. (1) S,Sp KR. 3/7/80 Krala Pora 354 S,Sp KR. 3/7/81 Renga Path 847 Pro S. (1) S,Sp KR. PO. 3/7/82 Ashpora 786 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/7/83 Harawat 251 Sp KR. 3/7/84 Muqam Rajwar 58 S,Sp 3/7{85 Wajhama 281 Mkt. (1) S,Sp KR. 3/7/86 Otingru 124 S KR. 3/7/87 Terina Tantri Gund 185 Pro S. (1 ) S 3/7/88 Budha Bug 196 Pro S. (1) S 3/7/89 Darabal Bala 104 S 3/7/90 Darbal Pain 151 S 3/7/91 Gund Razak 95 S 3/7/92 Jaharna 265 Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/7/93 Sheikh Pora 339 S 3/7/94 Shilthra 69 S 3{7/95 Duda Kuhl 23 S 3/7/96 Harel 802 C. S. (1) 0(1) S KR. PO. Ixxix

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks ,--______,A.. ~ food including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance marketl historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva- held in the cal ti on village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice T (96) C (96) 199 44 24 Handwara (6)

Rice 4 T (189) C (189) 264 67 33 Handwara (6)

Rice T (262) C (262) 110 26 33 Handwara (8)

Rice T (70) C (70) 66 4 17 Handwara (14)

Rice T (52) C (52) 40 15 29 Handwara (6)

Rice, Maize T (116) C (116) 110 16 21 Handwara (8)

Rice T (286) C (286) 108 41 31 Handwara (6)

Rice T (39) C (39) 12 21 II Handwara (6)

Rice T (180) C (180) 110 30 49 Handwara (4)

Rice T (196) C (196) 150 117 87 Handwara (4)

Rice 34 T (698) *C (50) C (648) 260 284 211 Handwara (5)

Rice T (47) C (47) 257 130 36 Handwara (7)

Rice T (248) C (248) 132 205 45 Handwara (8)

Rice T (36) C (36) 36 17 16 Handwara (9)

Rice T (37) C (37) 101 37 36 Handwara (12)

Rice T (70) C (70) 160 72 52 Handwara (10)

Rice T (185) C (185) 330 225 107 Handwara (12)

Rice T (268) 0 (268) 232 187 99 Handwara (12)

Rice 6 T (64) 0 (64) 101 58 22 Handwara (11)

Rice T (23) 0 (23) 16 14 5 Handwara (10)

Rice 7 T (113) 0 (113) 63 60 38 Handwara (10)

Rice T (42) 0 (42) 25 32 25 Handwara (12)

Rice T (98) 0 (98) 20 30 37 Handwara (12)

Rice T (71) 0 (71) 86 20 19 Handwara (13)

Rice 2 T (39) 0 (39) 12 28 23 Handwara (14) Rice T (43) 0 (43) 56 26 26 Handwara (14)

Rice T (28) 0 (28) 36 28 3 Handwara (12)

Rice 31 T (52) 0 (52) 89 57 36 Handwara (8)

Rice 16 T (96) 0 (96) 185 30 12 Handwara (ll) Rice 2 T (9) 0 (9) 31 14 13 Handwara (11)

Rice T (8) 0 (8) 9 4 2 Handwara (10)

Rice 8 T (219) 0 (219) 426 107 42 Handwara (10) Ixxx

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL HANDWARA

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available wi thin the village Code area of r- ---, No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 R 9

3/7/97 Bandi 208 S

3/7/98 Lohi Kot 175 S

3/7/99 Mana Bal 169 PI'. S. (1) S

3/7/100 Haidar Mari 53 S 3/7/101 Khudi 196 S

3/7/102 Nawgam 58 PI'. S. (I) S KR. PO.

3/7fl03 Menkal 81 Sp 3/7/104 Wahama 616 Pc. S. (1) S KR

3/7/105 Mawar 265 T PRo

3/7/106 Lach 482 Pr. S. (2) S P R.

3/7/107 Sanzi Pora Kutlari 407 PI'. S. (3) S P R. 3/7/108 Draugsu Shahnl'.gri 485 S

3/7/109 Adura 471 PI'. S. .(2) S KR.

3/7/110 Kalam Chakla 715 H. S. (I) C. S. (I) 0(1) S PRo PO.

3/7/111 Chunti Pora 380 S PRo

3/7/112 Bata Gund 334 Mid. S. (1) PI'. S. (1) S PRo PO.

3/7/113 Patingru 271 pr.S.(I) B.A.S.(I) Mkt.(I) S KR.

3/7fll4 Wara Pora 132 C. S. (I) S KR.

3/7/115 Shatgund Bala 367 S KR. PO. 3/7/116 Tulwari 464 S,Sp .. 3/7/117 Shatgund Pain 183 S,Sp P R. 3/7/118 Shanu 560 PI'. S. (I) S,Sp

3/7/119 Hangah 672 Pr. S. (I) S PRo

3/7/120 Sadura Gund 161 S,Sp PRo

3/7/121 Baderheer 291 PI'. S. (I) Sp

3/7/122 Nagrad Nar 278 B. A. S. (I) Sp PRo

3{7{123 Nabad Zab 154 Sp

3/7/124 Bada Kot Machi Pora 727 PI'. S. (I) Sp KR. 3/7/125 Khirman Tilak Chand 374 Sp PRo

3{71126 Bahadar Pora 95 PI'. S. (I) Sp

3/7fl27 Badal' Kol 697 B.A.S. (I) Mkt. (I) Sp KR. 3/7/128 Guri Aker 278 S Ixxxi

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food ------~ ~ including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market/ historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva- held in the cal ti on village interest 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice 5 T (18) 0 (18) 102 43 40 Handwara (12)

Rice T (26) 0 (26) 93 37 18 Handwar21 (13)

Rice 2 T (17) 0 (17) 97 36 17 Handwara (14)

Rice 3 T (3) 0 (3) 32 10 5 Handwara (9)

Rice T (42) 0 (42) 104 32 18 Handwara (10) Rice, Maize 8 T (23) 0 (23) 13 10 4 Handwara (12) Maize 8 T (13) 0 (13) 30 10 20 Handwara (14) Rice, Maize 49 T (196) 0 (196) 150 48 173 Handwara (10)

Rice T (122) C (62) 0 (60) 51 47 44 Handwara (8)

Rice T (125) 0 (125) 258 65 34 Handwara (8)

Rice 20 T (71) 0 (71) 140 96 80 Handwara (8)

Rice 28 T (61) 0 (61) 180 150 66 Handwara (9)

Rice 10 T (174) 0 (174) 122 63 102 Handwara (7)

Rice T (175) 0 (175) 379 75 86 Handwara (6)

Rice 13 T (176) 0 (176) 113 54 24 Handwara (5)

Rice 8 T (140) 0 (140) 63 59 64 Handwara (5)

Rice 2 T (111) 0 (111) 33 53 72 Handwara (5)

Rice T (33) 0 (33) 45 19 35 Handwara (8)

Rice T (118) 0 (l18) 109 91 49 Handwara (12)

Maize, Rice T (107) 0 (107) 133 108 116 Handwara (6)

Rice T (18) 0 (18) 77 30 58 Handwara (8)

Rice T (155) 0 (155) 209 55 141 Handwara (6)

Rice, Maize T (154) 0 (154) 390 97 31 Handwara (9)

Rice T (47) C (47) 82 30 2 Handwara (8)

Rice T (24) 0 (24) 204 25 38 Handwara (2)

Rice 5 T (10) 0 (10) 230 24 9 Handwara (6)

Rice T (2) 0 (2) 130 15 7 Handwara (3)

Rice T (140) 0 (140) 448 100 39 Handwara (2)

Rice T (22) 0 (22) 283 44 25 Handwara (4) Rice T (13) 0 (13) 63 14 5 Handwara (5)

Rice T (35) 0 (35) 518 31 112 Handwara (7) Deity of Badur Kali Rice T (53) 0 (53) 167 21 37 Handwara (3) Ixxxii

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL HANDWARA

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/7/129 Wadi Pora 575 L.H.S. (1) C. S. (I) S.C.(I) S PRo PO. 3/7/130 Baki Aker 804 Pro S. (2) Mkt. (1) Sp PRo 3/7/131 Dudi Pora 466 Pr. S. (1) Sp PRo

3/7/132 Khai Pora 764 Pro S. (1) S 3/7/133 Krim Har 347 0 3/7/134 Turka Pora 583 Pro S. (1) S PO. 3/7/135 Lachi Pora 419 Sp PRo 3/7{136 Sultan Pora 95 Sp 3/7{137 Zachaldara 673 H.S. (1) Pro S. (1) H'C.(I) W PRo PO. 3/7{138 Yamler 249 S 3{7{139 Bawan Watsar 678 Pr. S. (1) S,Sp

3/7{140 Larabal 116 S 3/7/141 Chinja Mula 318 Pro S. (1) S 3/7{142 Ahaqam 629 Pro S. (1) S 3{7/143 Raj Pora 422 Pro S. (2) S 3{7{144 Wara Pora 370 S PR,

3/7/145 Shatigam 370 Pro S. (I) S 3/7/146 Wadar Pain 791 Pro S. (I) S PRo 3/7[147 Wadar Bala 426 Pro S. (I) Mkt. (I) S

3/7/148 Nicha Hama 489 Pro S. (1) Sp PO. 3/7/149 Behni Pora 868 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) D(I) S,C.(I) S PR, 3/7/150 Sarmarg 733 Pro S. (1) W,Sp •• 3/7/151 Zaffer Khani 114 S 3/7J152 Waisu Kaw Nar 611 Pro S. (1) S 3/7/153 Lacham Pora 617 Pro S. (I) Sp 3/7/154 Sat Kojan 764 Pro S. (1) S PO. 3{7/155 Dugri Pora 483 BAS. (1) Sp 317{156 Sochal Yari 106 S 3/7/157 Hangni Kot 276 S

3/7/158 Sher Kot 258 Pro S. (2) S

3/7/159 Tarat Pora 405 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) D(I) S PO. 3/7/160 Darel 307 S Ixxxiii

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remark. food ~ including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cuhiva- held in the cal ti on village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice T (52) 0 (52) 453 48 22 Handwara (4)

Rice T (96) 0 (96) 548 85 75 Handwara (3) Rice 3 T (125) C (125) 214 73 51 Handwara (6)

Rice 65 T (132) 0 (8) C (124) 379 73 115 Handwara (6)

Rice T (146) 0 (146) 120 52 28 Handwara (7)

Rice T (57) 0 (57) 354 125 47 Handwara (5)

Rice 4 T (89) 0 (89) 236 38 52 Handwara (5) Rice T (32) 0 (32) 38 20 5 Handwara (7)

Rice 9 T (77) 0 (77) 441 85 61 Handwara (7) Rice T (28) 0 (28) 137 43 41 Handwara (11)

Rice T (48) 0 (48) 490 77 63 Handwara (12)

Rice 25 T (4) 0 (4) 26 52 9 Handwara (10)

Rice 16 T (122) 0 (122) 117 34 29 Handwara (9)

Rice T (II) C (II) 495 89 33 Handwara (8)

Rice 22 T (68) C (68) 241 50 41 Handwara (9)

Rice T (71) C (71) 218 44 37 Handwara (15)

Rice T (74) C (74) 166 49 81 Handwara (II)

Rice T (127) C (127) 483 136 45 Handwara (15)

Rice 6 T (9) C (9) 328 59 24 Handwara (14) Rice 7 T (97) C (97) 279 72 34 Handwara (12)

Rice 21 T (77) C (77) 499 192 79 Handwara (9) Maize 74 T (23) C (23) 507 100 29 Handwara (II) Maize T (2) C (2) 77 24 11 Handwara (12) Rice T (13) W (6) *C (7) 415 68 115 Handwara (17) Maize T (2) C (2) 405 147 63 Handwara (12)

Rice T (69) C (69) 477 186 31 Handwara (12)

Maize T (4) 0 (4) 316 94 69 Handwara (13)

Rice T (20) C (20) 33 6 47 Handwara (19)

Maize T (58) C (58) 145 30 43 Handwara (20)

Rice T (129) C (129) 52 40 37 Handwara (23)

Rice T (192) C (192) 61 100 52 Handwara (22)

Rice T (198) C (198) 53 17 39 Handwara (21) Ixxxiv

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL HANDWARA

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 67 B 9

3{7{161 Hardunu 267 S 3/7{162 Kinal 314 Pro S. (I) S 3/7{163 Lilam 247 Pro S. (2) S 3{7{164 Kalipora 96 S 3{7{165 Upazwani 560 Pro S. (1) S 3{7{166 Pahel Daji 223 S 3{7/167 Wara Para 244 S 3/7{168 Pala Para 85 B.A.S. (I) W 3{7{169 Tampora 177 S 3{7{170 Shogapora 289 Pro S. (1) S

3{7/171 Magam 1496 H.S.(I) Mid.s.(I) B.A.S.(I) D(I) T PRo PO. 3/7/172 Geri Pora 423 Mkt. (1) W 3{7/173 Askan Pora 219 S 3/7{174 Wagat 188 Pro S. (1) E S PO. 3{7/175 Pazwal Para 120 Sp 3/7/176 Tu1 Wari 78 B.A.S. (1) S PRo 3{7/177 Chera Mandi 82 Sp 3{7{178 Sunamula 208 W 3/7{179 Kukrusa 537 Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/7/180 Chora Pawa 164 S 3/7/181 Panju Dangri 892 Pro S. (I) S 3/7/182 Doli Pora 431 Pro S. (2) S PRo 3/7/183 Wilgam 729 H.S.(I) C.S.(!) Pr.S.(2) D(I) S,Sp PRo PO. Ixxxv

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Remarks Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) including any food Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi- cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice T (127) C (127) 81 28 31 Handwara (21)

Rice T (178) C (178) 61 44 31 Handwara (20i)

Rice T (168) C (168) 38 17 24 Handwara (20)

Rice T (80) C (80) 6 9 Handwara (15)

Rice 17 T (319) C (319) 120 48 56 Handwara (18)

Rice T (150) C (150) 7 39 27 Handwara (16)

Rice T (107) C (107) 64 42 31 Handwara (6-~)

Rice T (23) C (23) 23 14 25 Handwara (14) Rice T (89) C (89) 41 33 14 Handwara (22)

Rice T (150) o (150) 63 38 38 Handwara ( 12)

Rice 11 T (600) *C (50) o (350) 335 423 127 Handwara (iO) C (200)

Rice T (270) "c (60) 0 (210) 66 56 31 Handwara (12)

Rice T (48) W (48) 112 32 27 Handwara (7)

Rice T (80) W (80) 40 30 38 Handwara (17) Rice 3 T (56) W (56) 30 21 !O Handwara ( 17)

Rice T (24) W (24) 20 14 20 Handwara (18)

Maize T (42) W (42) 11 13 16 Handwara (18)

Rice T (94) W (94) 70 30 14 Handwara (20)

Rice T (290) W (290) 115 92 40 Handwara (21)

Rice T (99) W (99) 20 14 31 Handwara (16)

Rice T (519) W (519) 228 105 40 Handwara (22)

Rice T (195) W (195) 150 71 15 Handwara (20)

Rice T (470) 0 (440) *C (30) 80 89 90 Handwara (20)

Ixxxvil

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KARNAH TEHSIL

1971 1971 Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Code No. Code No.

Amrooi 30 Jabri 25

Badwan 13 Jumagund 2 Baghbala 15 Kandi 49

Bahardas Koote 34 Karhama 42

Bijidarah 24 Keran 6 Bore 5 Khawarpara 17 Bugna 7 Kohnagabra 23

Cham Koote 47 Mandian 4

Chanipura Bala 19 Nichian 9 Chanipura Pain 20 Nowangabra 22 Chatar Koote 46 Pangtaran 32

Chatkari 29 Pararah 31

Daringla 36 Patran 3

Dhanni 27 Peir Panjoh 43

Dildara 48 Pernai 41

Dragar 38 Pingla Haridal 33

Gomal 14 Rewata 8 Gundigojran 39 Shahabathoo Kathawali Gundi Sayedan 44 Sudpura 28 Gundi Shath 45 Tad 21 Hajinar 10 Tangdarah 16 Hajitrah 26 Hapat Khanni 12 Tarbansionary 40 Hindwal 11 Tarbuni 18

Ib-Koote 35 Teetwal 37 Ixxxvlil

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL KARNAH

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/8/1 Shahabathoo Kathawali 210 Sp

3/8/2 Jumagund 323 Pro S. (I) Sp 3/8/3 Patran 363 Sp KR.

3/8/4 Mandian 879 Sp,S KR. 3/8/5 Bore; 89 3/8/6 Keran 587 H.S. (I) Pro S. (1) D(l) Sp K R. PO. 3/8/7 Bugna 216 3/8/8 Rewata 24 3/8/9 Nichian 781 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (3) D(I) Sp,S KR. 3/8/10 Hajinar 386 Pro S. (I) S.C(I) Sp,S KR. 3/8/11 Hindwal 77 Sp,S KR. 3/8/12 Hapat Khanni 181 Pro S. (I) Sp,S 3/8/13 Badwan 138 Pro S. (I) Sp 3/8/14 Gomal 175 Pro S. (1) S 3/8/15 Baghbala 208 S

3/8/16 Tangdarah 1413 L.H.S. (2) Pro S. (1): S K R. PO. 3/8/17 Khawarpara 516 Pro S. (2) Sp KR. 3/8/18 Tarbuni 170 Pro S. (1) Sp KR. 3/8/19 Chanipura Bala 151 Sp 3/8/20 Chanipura Pain 306 Pro S. (I) Sp 3/8/21 Tad 342 C. S. (1) Pro S. (1) D(I) Sp PO. 3/8/22 Nowangabra 1535 H.S. (1) C.S. (1) S.C(I)D(l) Sp K R. PO. 3/8/23 Kohnagabra 437 Pro S. (1) Sp KR. 3/8/24 Bijidarah 813 Sp 3/8/25 Jabri 302 Pr, S. (I) Sp 3/8/26 Hajitrah 557 Pro S. (1) Sp 3/8/27 Dhanni 238 Pro S. (1) Sp 2/8/28 Sudpura 230 Pro S. (I) Sp,S 3/8/29 Chatkari 72 Sp

3/8/30 Amrooi 833 Pr.S. (1) Sp 3/8/31 Pararah 306 Pro S. (I) Sp Ixxxix

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area______under different types of-A land______use in acres rounded to the nearest unit),~ Remark> food including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Maize T (66) C (66) 14 16 114 Handwara (52)

Maize T (37) C (37) 110 118 58 Handwara (50)

Maize T (50) C (50) 96 32 185 Handwara (55)

Maize T (177) C (177) III 30 561 Handwara (58) Unadministered border village Maize T (142) C (142) 70 42 333 Handwara (60) Unadministered border village -<10-

Maize T (187) 0 (187) 126 104 :164 Handwara (80) Rice, Maize T (94) 0 (94) 58 24 210 Handwara (81)

Maize T (28) 0 (28) 5 11 33 Handwara (81)

Maize 6 T (43) 0 (43) 39 9 84 Handwara (82) Maize 78 10 50 Handwara (83)

Rice T (78) 0 (78) 56 12 29 Handwara (85) Rice T (96) 0 (96) 20 41 123 Handwara (90) Rice T (238) 0 (238) 194 225 756 Handwara (86) Maize, Rice T (119) 0 (Jl9) 122 131 144 Handwara (87)

Rice T (42) 0 (42) 5 43 80 Handwara (90)

Rice T (54) 0 (54) 15 19 63 Handwara (91)

Rice T (62) 0 (62) 34 21 189 Handwara (92) Rice T (55) C (55) 45 38 204 Handwara (93)

Maize T (91) 0 (91) 507 54 883 Handwara (89)

Maize T (I) 0 (I) 142 38 256 Handwara (88)

Rice III 257 445 Handwara (100)

Maize 2 73 56 17l Handwara (100)

Maize 3 T (56) C (56) 164 187 147 Handwara (91)

Maize 21 T (1) C (I) 140 28 48 Handwara (92)

Maize T (47) 0 (47) 75 35 73 Handwara (92)

Maize T (6) 0 (6) 19 5 42 Handwara (92)

Maize T (3) 0 (3) 325 102 403 Handwara (92) Maize T (40) 0 (40) 65 52 149 Handwara (92) xc

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL KARNAH

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of ~ -, No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/8/32 Pangtaran 176 Pro S. (1) Sp

3/8/33 Pingla Haridal 151 Pro S. (I) Sp,S

3/8/34 Bahardas KODte 407 Pro S. (2) Sp 3/8/35 Ib-Koote 596 Pro S. (2) Sp,S

3/8/36 Daringla 357 Pro S. (1) Sp KR.

3/8/37 Teetwal 652 L.H.S. (1) Pro S. (I) D(l) Sp KR.

3/8/38 Dragar 299 Sp

3/8/39 Gundigojran 873 Pro S. (I) Sp

3/8/40 Tarbansionary 219 Pro S. (I) Sp

3/8/41 Pernai 88 Sp

3/8/42 Karhama 118 Pro S. (I) Sp PO.

3/8/43 Peir Panjoh 54 Sp

3/8/44 Gundi Sayedan 94 Sp 3/8/45 Gundi Shath 108 Mid. S. (I) S KR. 3/8/46 Chatar Koote 205 Pro S. (I) Sp KR.

3/8/47 Cham Koote 314 Pro S. (2) S.C.(I) S KR.

3/8/ Jr8 Dildara 1212 Pro S. (3) Sp KR.

3/8/49 Kandi 1080 H.S. (1) Mid. S. (I) Pro S. (2) S KR. xci

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remark. food r--- --A-_._ -. including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance marketl historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi- cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17, 18

Maize 72 25 79 Handwara (92)

Maize T (16) 0 (16) 39 46 50 Handwara (96)

Maize 4 T (44) C (44) 126 66 167 Handwara (97)

Maize 7 T (47) 0 (47) 530 50 362 Handwara (98)

Rice T (42) 0 (42) 91 86 138 Handwara (100) Maize T (24) *C (22) o (2) 104 124 400 Handwara (101)

Maize T (8) 0 (8) 53 9 229 Handwara (100)

Maize T (26) ·C (26) 166 321 360 Handwara (99)

Maize T (17) 0 (17) 32 7 163 Handwara (102)

Maize 44 2 42 Handwara (103)

Maize T (10) 0 (10) 41 6 61 Handwara (102)

Rice T (7) C (7) 13 6 28 Handwara (95)

Rice T (24) C (24) 22 17 31 Handwara (95)

Rice T (15) 0 (15) 7 10 76 Handwara (99)

Rice T (49) *C (49) 3 15 138 Handwara (94)

Rice T (65) *C (65) 5 41 203 Handwara (93)

Rice T (123) 0 (123) 255 539 295 Handwara (90)

Maize, Rice 3 T (151) 0 (151) 263 226 437 Handwara (88)

xcIIi

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KUPWARA TEHSIL

1971 1971 Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Code No. Code No.

Alchizal 87 Dudi 3 Aloosa 119 Dudwan 73 Amar Garh 112 Farkan 137 Anderhama 53 Gagal 18 Auwoora 88 Gofabal 106 Bali Pora 97 Gotangoo 62 Banger Gund 95 Gugloosa !O3 Bata Pora 120 Gulgam 83 Batergam 77 Gund Gushi 75 Bramri 46 Gundi-Jahan Geer II Buber Nag 57 Gundi Lasa Shah 117 Budnumbal 125 Gundi Moman 96 Buhi Pora 74 Gundi Zuni Reshi 123 Bumhama 54 Gungbug 28 Champora 108 Gushi 78 Chandigam 44 Guzriyal 130 Checki Bakshi 110 Hafredi 113 Checki Kali Loan 84 Hakcher Pora 58 Cheeri Koot 12 Halmat Pora 71 Cheri Koot 100 Hanji Pora 79 Chowki Bal 124 Harduing

Chrali Gund 33 HatmuUa 55 Chunti Wari 2 Hayan 92 Dab-Bal 4 Hayat Pora 35 Dahama 101 Heri 82

Dara Pora 31 Hundi 85

Dard Hari Khar Gund 132 Kachihama 135

Dard Pora 38 Kalarooch 8

Dard Pora 126 Kalmona III Dedi Koot 61 Karhama 80 Bug 40 Dever Inder Kawari 86 Doni Wari 14 Khanlipora 13 Drad Sun-Reshi Gund 129 Khumriyal 9 Dramwari 26 Droochwani 41 Khurhama 21 Drugmulla 52 Kigam 48 xciv

1971 1971 Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Code No. Code No.

Kral Pora 128 Ration Pora 134

Krohsan 27 Rawat Pora 121 Kuhigam 20 Redinag 34 Kupwara 66 Regi Pora 65 Ladriwan 91 Rud Bug 47 Lal Pora 32

Lashdat 69 Rukh Gund Macher 43

Lona Hari 133 Rukh Machwari 45

Machal 6 Sayiwan 25 Maidanpora 19 Sever Thendi Pora 23 Manigah 68

Shat Muqam 51 Manzgam 115

Marhama 89 Shedi Pora 49

Meelyal 136 Shoolora 107 Misri Behak 5 Shumnag 104 Mugal Pora 63

Muqam Lolab 37 Shumriyal 10

Muqam Shrifdar 39 Slarnat Wari 118 Negrimal Pora 59 Sogarn 30 Ogabal 60 Solina 105 Fach Koot 116 Sool Koot Pader Gund 102 72

Panzgam 122 Sorigarn 17

Pari Pora 64 Sunti Pora 127 Pazi Pora 99 Teker 76 Pooshpora 93

Pushwari 7 Teki Pora 42

Pushwari 98 Tekiya Khurhama 24 Putushy 15 Thundoosa 36 Qunanbaba Gund 81

Qusba Hayiharna 70 Trehgam 94 XCV

1971 1971 Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Code No. Code No.

Tumna 114 Warsun 131

Tung Check 29 Watter Khani 50

Voora 16 Wavori Pora 109

Wara Pora 56 Zangli Kasheera 67

Warnow 22 Zurhama 90 xcvi

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL KUPWARA

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of --A.-- -, No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 ;, 6 7 8 9

3/9/1 Harduing 1136 S 3/9/2 Chunti Wari 952 Pro S. (1 ) S 3/9/3 Dudi 807 C. S. (1) F.A.C(I) S 3/9/4 Dab-Bal 398 Pro S. (I) S 3/9/5 Misri Behak 611 S 3/9/6 Machal 524 Pro S. (1) S 3/9/7 Pushwari 708 S 3/9/8 Kalarooch 4886 H.-S. (I) Pro S. (8) D(l) S K R. PO. 3/9/9 Khumriyal 1004 H.S. (1) C.S. (1) S.C.(I) S PRo PO. 3/9/10 Shumriyal 200 Pro S. (I) S 3/9/11 Gundi-Jahan Geer 165 S 3J9/12 Cheeri Koot 335 B. A. S. (1) S PRo 3/9/13 Khantipoora 451 C. S. (1) Pro S. (I) Sp,S KR. 3/9/14 Doni Wari 180 Sp,S KR. 3/9/15 Putushy 491 Pro S. (I) S,Sp KR. 3/9/16 Voora 571 Pro S. (2) S,Sp PRo 3/9/17 Sorigam 891 Pro S. (3) S,Sp KR. 3/9/18 Gagal 1189 Pro S. (I) Sp,S KR. 3/9/19 Maidanpora 707 H. S. (I) Pro S. (2) Sp,S PRo PO. 3/9/20 Kuhigam 975 Mid. S. (I) Sp,S PRo PO. 319/21 Khurhama 1103 Pro S. (I) D(I) Sp,S PRo

3/9/22 Warnow 1164 Mid. S. (1) Pr. S. (3) Sp,S PRo PO. 3/9/23 Sever Thendi Pora 686 Pro S. (1) Sp,S K R. 3/9/24 Tekiya Khurhama 261 Pro S. (I) Sp,S PRo 3/9/25 Sayiwan 167 Pro S. (I) SP,S P R. 3/9/26 Dramwari 113 Sp,S PRo 3/9/27 Krohsan 4102 Pro S. (1) Sp,S PRo 3/9/28 Gungbug 151 Pro S. (1 ) Sp PRo 3/9/29 Tung Check 336 Pro S. (I) S,Sp P R. 3/9/30 Sogam 1588 H.S.(2) C.S.(I) Pro S. (3) H.C.(I) Sp,T PRo Phone PO. 3/9/31 Dara Pora 969 Mid. S. (I) Pr. S. (1) Sp,S PRo xcvii

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks Staple including any food ------~ ~ Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Maize, Wheat T (46) 0 (46) 350 211 529 Handwara (75)

Maize, Wheat T (2) 0 (2) 289 75 586 Handwara (65) Maize, Wheat 5 T (2) 0 (2) 268 177 355 Handwara (55) Maize, Wheat 159 88 151 Handwara (58) Maize, Wheat 238 277 96 Handwara ,\64) Maize, Wheat 211 67 246 Handwara (45)

Rice, Maize 280 180 248 Handwara (48) Rice, Maize 2 T(1977) 0(1977) 788 554 1565 Handwara (28) Rice, Maize T (386) 0 (386) 228 204 186 Handwara (19) Rice, Maize T (81) 0 (81) 46 36 37 Handwara (21) Wheat, Rice T (38) () (38) 74 23 30 Handwara (19) Rice, Maize T (192) 0 (192) 82 36 25 Handwara (21 ) Rice, Maize T (253) 0 (253) 79 62 57 Handwara (17) Rice, Wheat T (11) 0 (II) 136 22 II Handwara (16) Rice, Wheat T «92) 0 (192) 178 43 78 Handwara (18) Rice, Wheat T (315) C (315) 100 63 93 Handwara (20) Rice, Wheat 2 T (112) 0 (ll2) 502 93 182 Handwara (18) Rice, Maize T (472) 0 (472) 143 329 245 Handwara (22) Rice, Wheat T (401) 0 (401) 152 60 94 Handwara (25) Rice, Wheat T (680) 0 (680) 57 110 128 Handwara (27) Rice, Maize T (650) 0 (650) 17 183 253 Handwara (30) Rice, Maize T (766) 0 (766) 54 169 184 Handwara (38) Rice, Maize T (496) 0 (496) 28 75 87 Handwara (35) Rice, Wheat T (163) 0 (163) 2 38 58 Handwara (30) Rice, Wheat T (87) C (87) 40 25 15 Handwara (34) Rice, Maize T (77) C (77) 27 8 Handwara (35) Rice, Maize T (314) 0 (314) 61 35 Handwara (32) Rice, Maize T (48) 0 (10) C (38) 63 20 20 Handwara (32) Rice, Maize T (157) 0 (157) 114 50 15 Handwara (32) Rice, Maize 12 T (680) C (427)Tw (181) 336 353 207 Handwara (36) W (72) Rice, Maize T (525) C (499) 0 (26) 49 337 58 Handwara (36) xcviii

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL KUPWARA

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available wi thin the village Code area of No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/9/32 Lal Pora 1629 H.S. (1) Pro S. (1) D(1) Sp,T KR. PO.

3/9/33 Chrali Gund 212 W,T K R.

3/9/34 Redinag 270 Pro S. (2) Sp,T KR.

3/9/35 Hayat Pora 297 Pro S. (I) Sp,T K R.

3/9/36 Thundoosa 139 Pro S. (1) W K R.

3/9/37 Muqam Lolab 128 Pro S. (1) E Sp KR.

3/9/38 Dard Pora 534 C. S. (1) Pro S. (1) Sp,S KR.

3/9/39 Muqam Shrifdar 98 Sp,S K R.

3/9/40 Dever Inder Bug 1128 Pro S. (2) Sp,S K R.

3/9/41 Droochwani 459 Pro S. (1) Sp KR. 3/9/42 Teki Pora 1273 H.S. (1) Sp,W K R. PO.

3/9/43 Rukh Gund Macher 192 Pro S. (3) Sp KR.

3/9/44 Chandigam 538 C.S. (I) Sp KR.

3/9/45 Rukh Machwari 189 3/9/46 Bramri 803 Pro S. (2) S PRo

3/9/47 Rud Bug 634 Mid. S. (1)" Pro S. (1) S PRo

3/9/48 Kigam 715 Pro S. (2) S PRo

3/9/49 Shedi Pora 184 S KR.

3/9/50 Watter Khani 282 Pro S. (1) S PRo

3/9/51 Shat Muqam 83 Pl'. S. (3) Sp,S KR.

3/9/52 Drugmulla 1397 H.S.(I)L.H.S. (I)C.S. (I)Pr.S. (1) D(I) Sp,S PRo PO.

3/9/53 Anderhama 359 Pro S. (1) Sp,S PRo

3/9/54 Bumhama 743 Pro S. (2) S P R.

3/9/55 Hatmulla 286 Pro S. (1) S,Sp P R. 3/9/56 Wara Pora 192 S,Sp KR.

3/9/57 Bubel' Nag 56 Sp KR.

3/9/58 Hakcher Pora 75 S KR.

3/9/59 Negrimal Pora 881 L. H. S. (1) Pro S. (1) Sp,S PRo PO. 3/9/60 Ogabal 125 Sp

3/9161 Dedi Koot 333 Pro S. (I) Sp,S KR. 3/9/62 Gotangoo 297 Sp,S PRo ic

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r­ -, including any Forest Irrigated Un­ Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice, Maize T (946) C (687) Tw (110) 283 244 156 Handwara (40) 0(149) Rice, Maize T (172) W (2) 0 (170) 18 13 9 Handwara (44)

Rice, Maize T (198) C (172) W (26) 29 24 19 Handwara (45)

Rice, Maize T (187) C (111) 0 (76) 38 39 33 Handwara (47)

Rice, Maize T (71) C (71) 18 34 16 Handwara (49)

Rice, Maize T (65) C (29) 0 (36) 20 29 14 Handwara (49) Rice, Maize T (340) C (300) 0 (40) 58 65 71 Handwara (51)

Rice, Maize T (25) 0 (25) 45 19 9 Handwara (50)

Rice, Maize T (539) 0 (539) 344 157 88 Handwara (51)

Rice, Maize T (146) C (50) 0 196) 210 48 55 Handwara (48)

Rice, Maize T (680) 0 (356) C (324) 273 209 III Handwara (48)

Rice, Maize T (107) W (4) 0 (103) 51 14 20 Handwara (42)

Rice, Maize T (218) W (121) 0 (97) 193 74 53 Handwara (38)

179 6 4 Handwara (30) Uninhabited

Rice T (467) *C (467) 203 86 47 Handwara (IS)

Rice T (117) *C (117) 371 80 66 Handwara (10)

Rice T (189) 0 (189) 382 99 45 Handwara (10)

Rice T (42) C (42) III 19 12 Handwara (9)

Rice T (l09) C (l09) 115 33 25 Handwara (13)

Rice T (25) *C (25) 24 17 17 Handwara (15)

Rice T (640) *C (333) C (250) 148 345 264 Handwara (16) o (57) Rice, Maize T (113) 0 (113) 157 44- 45 Handwara (15)

Rice, Ivlaize T (305) *C (83)..c (222) III 87 240 Handwara (15)

Rice T (226) C (226) 6 25 29 Handwara (13)

Rice T (82) C (82) 54 42 14 Handwara (13)

Rice 4 T (14) 0 (14) 25 6 7 Handwara (14)

Rice T (38) C (38) 10 12 15 Handwara (13)

Rice T (304) 0 (304) 244 140 193 Handwara (12)

Maize T (I) C (I) 79 36 9 Handwara (16)

Rice, Wheat 5 T (Ill) C (Ill) 143 40 34 Handwara (17)

Rice, Wheat T (156) C (156) 30 53 58 Handwara (16) c

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND

T:t:HSIL KUPWA.RA

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of ------"- ...... No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

S/9/63 Mugal Pora 301 Pro S. ( 1) S,Sp PRo S/9/64 Pari Pora 106 S PRo PO. S/9/65 Regi Pora 121 S PRo 3/9/66 Kupwara 634 T.T.S.(I) H.S.(I) L.H.S.(I) H.C.(I) E T PRo PO,TO, C.S.(I) Phone S/9/67 Zangli Kasheera 506 Pro S. (I) S S/9/68 Manigah 820 Pro S. (2) S KR. 3/9/69 Lashdat 220 Pro S. (I) Sp

S/9/70 Qusba Hayihama 3027 Mid. S. (2) Pr. S. (5) S KR. PO. S/9/71 Halmat Pora 637 H. S. (I) Pro S. (I) 8 KR.

S/9/72 8001 Koot 541 Pro S. (I) 8 KR. S/9/73 Dudwan 256 Pro S. ( 1) S PRo S/9/74 Buhi Pora 300 Pro S. (2) Sp,S PRo S/9/75 Gund Gushi 232 Pr. S. ( I) S PRo 3/9/76 Teker 347 Mid. S. (1) Pro S. (1) S P R.

3/9/77 Batergam 496 Pro S. (2) D(I) Sp,S PRo PO. S/9/78 Gushi 571 Pro S. (3) S.C.(I)D(I) S PRo 3/9/79 Hanji Pora 183 Pro S. (1) S,Sp PRo 3/9/80 Karhama 287 fl. S. (I) Pro S. (2) S,Sp PRo 3/9/81 Qunanbaba Gund 259 S,Sp PR, 3/9/82 Heri 685 C. S. (I) S,Sp PRo S/9/83 Gulgam 1363 L.H.S. (1) Pro S. (I) S,Sp PRo S/9/84 Checki Kali Loan 99 S,Sp PRo S/9/85 Hundi 338 Pro S. (1) Sp,S PRo 319186 Kawari 326 C. S. (1) Pro S. (1) Sp,S PRo S/9/87 Alchizal 172 C. S. (I) Sp,S PRo S/9/88 Auwoora 1905 Mid. S. (I) Pro S. (I) Sp,S PRo PO. 3/9/89 Marhaxna 353 Sp,S KR. 3/9/90 Zurhama 967 Pro S. (I) Sp,S PRo PO. S/9/91 Ladriwan 491 Mid. S. (1) C. S. (1) Sp,S PRo S/9/92 Hayan 709 Pro S. (2) S.Sp PRo S/9/93 Pooshpora 372 Pro S. (I) S,Sp PRo ci

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food r- _--A. ---. including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva- he1d in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18

Rice T (155) C (155) 19 61 66 Handwara (15) Rice T (68) C (68) 16 5 17 Handwara (14)

Rice, Maize T (88) C (88) 2 13 18 Handwara (16) Rice, Maize T (188) 0 (188) 142 103 201 Handwara (15)

Rice, Maize T (20) C (16) W (4) 307 112 67 Handwara (16) Rice, Maize T (474) C (366) W (l08) 104 92 151 Handwara (20)

Maize, Wheat 95 48 77 Handwara (30) Rice, Maize T(1563) C(1541) 0 (22) 594 389 481 Handwara (20)

Rice, Maize T (365) C (263) W (102) 139 2 130 Handwara (19) Rice, Maize T (199) C (181) W (18) 208 9 125 Handwara (17)

Rice, Maize T (121) C (121) 65 28 42 Handwara (16)

Rice T (174) C (174) 5 37 84 Handwara (17)

Rice T (120) C (120) 15 46 51 Handwara (16)

Rice T (194) C (194) 66 50 37 Handwara (20)

Rice T (270) C (270) 122 51 53 Handwara (18)

Rice T (330) 0 (330) 94 53 94 Handwara (17) Rice, Maizp. T (141) C (141) 2 25 15 Handwara (14)

Rice, Maize T (137) 0 (137) 79 45 26 Handwara (19)

Rice, Maize T (166) C (166) 53 40 Handwara (IS)

Rice, Maize T (421) C (421) 128 63 73 Handwara (15)

Rice, Wheat T (484) 0 (484) 604 186 89 Handwara (13)

Rice, Wheat T (58) 0 (58) 24 11 6 Handwara (15)

Rice, Maize T (194) C (194) 77 32 35 Handwara (16)

Rice, Wheat T (262) 0 (262) 41 23 Handwara (15)

Rice, Wheat T (94) 0 (94) 43 6 29 Handwara (15)

Rice, Maize T (136) 0 (136) 987 575 207 Handwara (16)

Rice, Maize T (218) 0 (218) 54 41 40 Handwara (19)

Rice, Maize T (4Il) C (411) 161 267 128 Handwara (18)

Rice, Maize T (276) 0 (276) 102 50 63 Handwara (17)

Rice, Maize T (258) 0 (258) 337 58 56 Handwara (16)

Rice, Maize T (212) C (212) 73 87 Handwara (12) cii

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL KUPWARA

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/9/94 Trehgam 1358 H.S.(I) Mid.S.(2) Pr.S.(I) H.C.(I) Sp,S P R. PO,TO, Phone 3/9/95 Banger Gund 35 S,Sp 3/9/96 Gundi-Moman 127 S,Sp

3/9/97 Bali Pora 46 S PRo 3/9198 Pushwari 101 S PRo 3/9/99 Pazi Pora 541 Pro S. (I) S,Sp PRo 3/9/100 Cheri Koot 82 Pro S. (I) FAC(I) S,Sp PO. 3[9/101 Dahama 566 C. S, (1) Pro S, (I) S,Sp

3/9/102 Pader Gund 112 Pro S. (I) S,Sp PRo 3[9/103 Gugloosa 552 C. S. (I) S,Sp PRo

3/9/104 Shumnag 201 C. S. (I) Pro S. (I) Sp,S P R. 3/9/105 Solina 57 Sp P R. 3[9[ 106 Gofabal 90 S,Sp P R. 3/9/107 Shoolora 512 Mid. S. (1) Sp,S PRo 3/9/108 Champ ora 140 S KR. 319/109 Wavod Pora 52 S KR. 3/9/110 Checki Bakshi 43 Sp,S 3/9/111 Kalmona 228 Pro S. (2) S KR. 3/9/112 Amar Garh 371 Pro S. (I) S KR. 3/9/113 Hafredi 787 S KR. 3/9/1I4 Tumna 259 Pro S. (1) S KR. 3/9/115 Manzgam 325 Pro S. (1) D(I) S KR. 3/9/116 Pach Koot 416 Pro S. (I) S KR. 3/9/117 Gundi Lasa Shah 50 S PRo 3/9/118 Siamat Wari 93 S PRo 3/9/119 Aloosa 317 Pro S. (1) Sp,S P R. 3/9/120 Bata Pora 216 Pro S. (4) S,W PRo 3/9/121 Rawat Pora 314 Pro S. (2) S,W PRo 3/9/122 Panzgam 1477 H.S.(I)C.S.(I )Pr.S.(I) S.C.(I)D(I) Sp,S PRo PO. 3/9/123 Gundi Zuni Reshi 391 Pro S. (4) Sp,S 3{9{124 Chowki Bal 202 Pro S. (2) S P R. ciii

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food including any Forest Irrigated Un­ Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market! historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi­ cultiva­ held in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Rice, Maize T (737) 0 (737) 355 136 130 Hand wara (17)

Rice, Maize T (24) C (24) 3 7 Handwara (18t) Rice, Maize T (89) 0 (89) 5 16 17 Handwara (19) Rice T (36) C (36) 3 2 5 Hand wara (20) Rice T (64) 0 (64) 17 19 Handwara (20) Rice, Wheat T (198) C (198) 230 56 57 Handwara (17!)

Rice, Maize T (66) 0 (66) 5 2 9 Handwara (19) Rice, Maize T (465) 0 (465) 48 53 Handwara (18) Rice, Wheat T (57) 0 (57) 21 34 Handwara (19) Rice, Maize T (341) 0 (341) 61 72 78 Handwara (18) Rice, Maize T (109) 0 (109) 29 24 39 Handwara (19)

Rice, Maize T (42) 0 (42) 6 8 Handwara (20!) Rice, Maize T (59) 0 (59) 4 8 19 Handwara (20) Rice, Maize T (362) 0 (362) 11 98 41 Handwara (25) Rice, Maize T (109) 0 (109) 4 27 Handwara (13) Rice, Wheat T (45) 0 (45) 2 5 Handwara (14) Rice, Maize T (36) C (36) 5 2 Handwara (18) Rice, Maize T (131) 0 (131) 51 46 Handwara (14) Rice, Maize T (261) 0 (261) 17 55 38 Handwara (15) Rice, Maize T (285) 0 (285) 280 81 141 Handwara (16) Rice, Maize T (169) 0 (169) 26 63 Handwara (19)

Rice, Maize T (182) 0 (182) 21 34 88 Handwara (18) Rice, Maize T (293) 0 (293) 73 50 Handwara (16)

Rice, Maize T (31) 0 (31) 4 6 9 Handwara (15)

Rice T (66) 0 (66) 4 10 13 Handwara (25) Rice T (241) 0 (241) 20 56 Handwara (26)

Rice T (113) 0 (113) 36 50 17 Handwara (26) Rice, Maize T (124) 0 (124) 122 45 23 Handwara (32) Rice, Maize T (539) 0 (539) 328 352 258 Handwara (35)

Rice, Maize T (139) 0 (139) 80 89 83 Handwara (35)

Rice, Maize 5 T (116) 0 (1l6) 2 33 46 Handwara (35) civ

VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL KUPWARA

Location Name of the Village Total Amenities available within the village Code area of No. the Educational Medi- Power Drinking Com- Postal village cal supply water muni- and (in acres) cation Tele- graph

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3/9/125 Budnumbal 907 Mid.S. (I) D(I) S po. 3/9/126 Dard POl"'ll 1615 C. S. (I) Sp P R. 3/9/127 Sunti Pora 296 Sp,S PRo

3/9/128 Kral Pora 686 L.H.S. (I) Pro S. (1) H.C(I) Sp,S PRo PO. 3/9/129 Drad Sun-Reshi Gund 870 C. S. (I) Sp PRo 3/9/130 Guzriyal 628 C. S. (I) Sp KR.

3/9/131 Wars un lOll Pro S. ( I) Sp,S K R. 3/9/132 Dard Hari Khar Gund 588 Pro S. (I) S,Sp PRo 3/9/133 Lona Hari 555 L.H.S. (I) Pro S. (I) S.C.(I) S,Sp PRo 3/9/134 Ration Pora 591 Pro S. (I) S,Sp KR. 3/9/135 Kachihama 817 Pro S. (I) S,Sp po. 3/9/1% Meelyal 436 Pro S. (I) D(I) S,Sp KR. PO. 3/9/137 Farkan 238 Pro S. (1) S K R. cv

DIRECTORY LAND USE

Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types ofland use in acres rounded to the nearest unit) Remarks food including any Forest Irrigated Un- Cultu- Area Nearest Day or place of irrigated rable not Town & days of the religious, waste available distance market{ historical or for (in kms.) hat, if any archaeologi- cultiva- held in the cal tion village interest 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Maize, Wheat T (85) 0 (85) 526 242 54 Handwara (38) Rice, Maize T (223) 0 (223) 992 223 177 Handwara (32) Rice T (165) o (165) 25 84 22 Handwara (26) Rice, Maize T (378) 0 (378) 107 104 97 Handwara (23) Rice, Maize T (189) o (189) 455 121 105 Handwara (27) Rice, Maize T (142) W (142) 277 152 57 Handwara (15)

Rice, Maize T (158) W (158) 426 362 65 Handwara (15)

Rice, Maize T (184) 0 (184) 254 112 38 Handwara (36)

Rice, Wheat T (214) o (214) 114 132 95 Handwara (30) Rice, Maize T (219) o (219) 236 84 52 Handwara (32) Rice, Maize T (235) o (235) 219 274 89 Handwara (39)

Rice, Maize T (272) 0 (272) 82 82 Handwara (33)

Rice, Maize T (96) 0 (96) 5 90 47 Handwara (39)

PART X-8 VILLAGE AND TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

PRIMARY CENSUS DATA

This part of the publication embodies primary per occupied residential house is 10.15 and 9.77 census data based on 1971 Population Census respectively as against corresponding rural ratio gIvmg in respect of each village and block/ward I of 8.71 and 8.02. This is indicative of the pressure mohalla of each town of the district, information released by growing urbanisation of these towns on such items as area; occupied residential houses; on the available residential housing stock. Not­ number of households; total population and its withstanding this position there is no problem of break-up by sex; scheduled caste population literate houseless population in the district. The 1971 and educated persons; working population by nine Census has recorded only 175 persons in the whole industrial categories and non-working population. district as houseless. All this data has been presented in the form of Population and its growth: a statement spreading over 38 columns. The salient points of this data are discussed below:- With a population of 7,75,724 persons, made up of 4,19,862 males and 3,55,862 females consti­ Household Size: tuting 16.80% of the total population of the State, As per 1971 Census, the total population of Baramula is the third populous district of the the district is 7,75,724 persons, which is distributed State, the first two being Anantnag and Srinagar. in 1,21,609 households. This gives an average The 1961 Census population of the present jurisdic­ household size of 6.4 for this district as against tion of the district was 60 1,351 persons made 6.0 for the State as a whole. Coming down to up of 322,859 males and 278,492 females. The tehsil level, the position is more or less the same district has thus registered a growth of 29.0% except of course in the case of Sopore and Gulmarg during the decade which is the highest among tehsils where the average size of household is the three valley districts though slightly lower 7.0 and 5.7 respectively. Even between the rural than the State level growth of 29.65%. Amongst and urban household size no significant variation the tehsils, Sopore. contributing 16.48%, of the obtains at the district level. At the tehsil level, population of the district has recorded a much however, Sopore, Gulmarg and Uri form an excep­ higher growth of 35.90% during the decade followed tion to this phenomenon. While in the case by Sonawari tehsil with a growth of decadal of of Sopore tehsil, the urban household size is 7.3 34.0%. The headquarter tehsil of Baramula, which as against the rural household size of 6.9 in that is the second largest tehsil of the district in population of Gulmarg and Uri tehsils, the urban household has recorded a growth of 31.54% during the ,1Z< is 2.5 and 5.8 respectively as against the last ten years. The lowest growth of 19.22% has corresponding rural size of 5.8 and 6.6. been recorded by Kamah tehsil which is otherwise also the smallest tehsil of the district constituting Another characteristic which deserves mention a bare 2.84% of its population. A low growth of here is that at the 1971 Census, the number of 19.29% has been recorded by Uri tehsil also which occupied residential houses in the district stood is another border tehsil of the district constituting at 97.215. This gives an average of 7.98 persons 6.47% of its population. Bandipore, Kupwara and per occupied residential house as against the State Gulmarg the 3 newly carved out tehsils, consti­ average of 6.92 persons. Going down to the tehsil tuting 9.23%. 18.02% and 4.77% of the total level the ratio is even larger in the case of Sopore population of the district have, however, recorded and Baramula, the average number of persons per a corresponding growth of 28. 17 %, 26.12% and residential house being 8.98 and 8.31 respectively. 20.08% respectively. Handwara tehsil which con­ As between rural and urban areas Gulmarg and tributed 12.38% population of the district has Uri are the only tehsils where urban ratio is lower registered a growth of 28.42%. than rural ratio. This is because of slow urbaniza­ tion in these two tehsils for obvious reasons. In With 91.46% of its population still concentrated all other tehsils the urban ratio is significantly in its villages, Baramula continues to be over­ higher. Particular mention may be made of Sopore whelmingly rural in character. The very low propor­ and Baramula towns where the number of persons tion of 8.54% of its urban population pales into 4 insignificance even in comparison to the low urban districts of the State barring Ladakh. For the proportion of 18.59% at the State level. Three two sexes separately the literacy level works out 1ehsih of the district namely Sonawari, Kupwara to be 21.01% for males and 3.89% for females. and Karnah are entirply rural. And even amongst However, compared to the position obtaining in the other tehsils Handwara, Gulmarg, Uri and 1961, when the proportion of literate population Bandipore constitute as little as 18.44% of the in the district stood at 7.93% (13.39% for males total urban population of the district. Whatever little and 1.59% for females), the progress made during the urban population of the district has is mainly the last ten years is not very insignificant. concentrated in Sopore and Baramula tehsils which At the tehsil level, Baramula with a literacy together constitute 81.56% of this population. percentage of 18.14% (26.61% for males and 8.20% Sex Ratio: for females) ranks on top, followed by Sopore with a literacy level of 15.67% (24.04% for males The Sex distribution of the population shows and 6.10% for females). On the other hand, that there are 848 females per 1,000 males in Sonawari tehsil is placed at the bottom with the district. At the 1961 Census this ratio was a literacy level of 8.91% (15.28% for males and 863 females per 1,000 males. It thus appears 1.25% for females). The picture is more or less that during the last ten years the gap between the same in other tehsils also except for Bandipore males and females has further condensed in this where the proportion of literate population (14.24%) district. The sex ratio in the district compares is slightly higher than what it is for the district un-favourably even with most of the other districts as a whole. of the State. No specific explanation can be given in support of this phenomenon. It is, however, The difference between rural and urban literacy a common observation that females generally suffer levels is, however striking, the former being only extra risks of mortality right from birth to old 11.54% as compared to 30.50% in the case of latter. age which leads to higher death rate in their Considerable effort and attention on the part of case. Relative social neglect and high incidence the Government is indicated not only to minimize of maternity deaths are among other factors contri­ the rural, urban disparity, but also to push up buting to this position. the literacy in both the sections to a fairly reasonable level. At the tehsil level, the lowest sex ratio has been returned in the case of Sonawari and Gulmarg It needs be pointed out here that the literacy with 831 and 821 females per 1,000 males respecti­ rates discussed here are inclusive of the population vely. On the other hand Sopore, Uri, Baramula in the age group 0-4. and Bandipore tehsils have recorded a sex ratio of 874,855,851 and 849 females per 1,000 males respec­ Wor~ Participation: th'ely which is somewhat higher than what it is for The number of workers in Baramula district, the district as a whole. In the remaining three as returned at the 1971 Census, stood at 2,40,913. tehsils namely Karnah, Kupwara and Handwara This gives a proportion of 31.06% to the total a lower ratio of 845,841 and 840 females per population of the district. For both sexes, the 1,000 males has been returned. A more adverse work participation rate works out to be 55.23% female sex ratio prevalent in these tehsils as also for males and 2.53% for females. In 1961 however, a Gulmarg can mostly be attributed to the fact the proportion of workers to total population of that a large proportion of their population lives the district was 46.69% (61.24% for males and in hilly areas with little facilities available to 29.82% for females). The apparent drop in the them in the field of medical care and maternity work participation rates in 1971 as compared to welfare. 1961 need not sound intriguing. This is primarily Literacy Level: due to the different definitions of 'work' adopted at the two censuses. For convenience of reference, While with a level of 18.58% the State Itself these are reprod uced here:- ranks at the bottom among other States of India 1971 Census Definition of Worker: in literacy, the position of Baramula district is still worse. With a literacy level of 13.16%, the Every person was asked what his main activity district takes the lowest position among other is, that is, how he engaged himself, mostly. For 5 the purpose of this question, all persons got mostly in that work and the other work was themselves divided into two broad streams of main treated as his or her subsidiary work. activity, namely workers and (2) non-workers (I) A man or woman who was engaged primarily according to the type of main activity that the in household duties such as cooking for own person returned himself or herself engaged in household or performing own household duties or mostly. a boy or a girl who was primarily a student A 'worker' was a person whose main activity attending an educational institution, though at was participation in any economically productive the same time helping in the family economic work by his physical or mental activity 'work' activity but not as a full time worker, was not involved not only actual work but effective supervi­ treated as a worker for the main activity. On sion and direction of work. the other hand, if a person was primarily engaged The reference period was one week prior to in some economic activity but at the same time the date of enumeration in the case of regular attended to some household chores or attended work in trade, profession service or business. If a night school etc., he or she was treated basically a person had participated in any such regular as a worker for the main activity and categorised work on anyone of the days during this reference accordingly. period and this had been returned as his or her A person who merely received an income such main activity, the person was categorized accord­ as a rent receiver or a pensioner who had not to ingly. A person who normally worked but had work for receiving the income was not treated been absent from work during this reference period as economically active unless the person was also on account of illness or travel, holiday, temporary engaged in some economic activity and only if breakdown strike etc., the person was treated as that activity was returned as the main activity engaged in regular work in which he or she should of the individual. have otherwise been employed, but for his or her temporary absence. Persons under training such 1961 Definition of Worker: as apprentices with or without stipends or wages The basic qualifications of the definition of were considered as economically active and recorded 'work' was satisfied at the 1961 Census in the as working. A person who had been merely case of seasonal work like cultivation, livestock, offered work but had not actually joined it, was dairying, household industry etc., if the person not to be treated as engaged in work. had some regular work of more than one hour a day throughout the greater part of the working There are certain types ~f work which are season. In the case of regular employment in any not carried on throughout the year such as trade, profession, service, business, or commerce, cultivation, livestock keeping, plantation, some types the basis was satisfied if the person was employed of household industry etc. A person's main activity during any of the fifteen days preceding the day was ascertained with reference to such work in the on which the household was enumerated. If on last one year even if he or she was not economically check of revisional round such a person was found active in the week prior to enumeration. It was to be un-employed, no change in the original likely that even when a person otherwise engaged entry was to be made. A person who was working in some other work during the period of one but was absent from his or her work during the week prior to the date of enumeration, had as fifteen days preceding the day on which enumer­ his or her main activity, cultivation, agricultural ated or even exceeding the period of fifteen days labour or some other work attended to normally due to illness or other causes was treated as by him or her in the course of the year. Care worker. A person who had been offered work, was taken to see that the main activity was properly but had not actually joined was treated as non­ ascertained in such cases. For example, a person's worker. However, as in the case of 1971 Census, main activity may have been agricultural labour 'work' included not only actual work, but effective and in the week prior to enumeration he or she may supervision and direction of work. have been engaged as a sugercane factory labourer or as a road coolie. He or she was categorised Persons under training as apprentices with or for his or her main activity as agricultural labourer without stipend or wages were regarded as working. only as he or she engaged himself or herself An adult woman who was engaged in household 6 duties but doing no other productive work to worker such as being mostly an unemployed person augment the family's resources was not considered he or she was returned as a non-worker. In addition, as working for the purpose of this question. If, at this Census everyone was also asked to state however, in addition to her household work such if he or she attended to any secondary work for as rice pounding for sale or wages, or in domestic the purpose of finding out his or her marginal service for wages for others or minding cattle or contribution to work in the case of those who selling fire wood or making and selling cow-dung had declared themselves basically as a house wife cakes or grass etc., or any such work, she was or a full-time student. to be treated as worker. The work participation figures as presented in A public or social service worker who was the P. C. A. by nine standard Industrial Categories actively engaged in public service activity or a relate to only those who were returned as workers political worker who was also actively engaged according to their main activity, excluding such in furthering the political activity of his or her persons who were returned only as secondary party was regarded as a worker and entered accord­ workers. For this reason, the 1971 Census figures ingly, of workers are not strictly comparable with those of 1961 Census. It is evident that the 1961 definition of work was on the liberal side and was bound to have A comparison of the rural and urban participation exaggerated the position of work participation rates rates shows that the proportion of workers to of the population. As already explained, under total population is lesser in urban areas than in this definition a person was categorised basically as an the rural areas, the two proportions being 27.32% economically active worker even if such a person's and 31 Al % respectively. The predominance of contribution to work was extremely marginal. primary activities like cultivation and agricultural In respect of seasonal work, if a person had put labour etc., gives an edge to the rural areas over in an hour's work a day during the major part of urban sector in the matter of work participation, a working season, such a person was treated basically though the workers mainly engaged in these activi­ as an economically active worker. So much so, ties may not generally be fully employed. For if a woman who was basically engaged in attending this very reason, the work participation rates of to household duties or assisting her husband even females is also slightly higher in the case of rural for about an hour in-tending cattle, in any process of areas than in urban areas, the two ratios being cultivation, in household industry or any other 2.54% and 2.44% respectively. It needs be pointed economic activity, she was un-ambiguosly returned out here that from out of 8,272 females returned as a worker. Similarly a full time student, if he as workers in the rural sector of a district, 6,931 or she sat for a little time however brief, in or 83.79% have indicated cultivation as their main his or her father's shop even on a single day in a activity. The position in the urban sector of the fortnight preceding the enumeration, he or she district is altogether different, from out of a was treated as an economically active worker. total of 746 female workers only 129 or 17.29% were engaged in cultivation. The same picture At the 1971 Census every individual was required more or less obtains at the tehsil level also, to declare himself or herself what according to him or her was his or her main activity. If his or While comparing the sectoral distribution of her answer indicated that he or she was econo­ workers between rural and urban areas either at mically active worker, he or she was classified the district level or at the tehsil level, it will as working as a cultivator, or as an agricultural be seen that in the urban areas, although they still labourer or engaged in household industry or in retain much of their rural character there is a definite other work, such as, forestry, mining, manufacture, shift towards diversification of economic activity trade, transport, services, etc. If a person returned in favour of secondary and tertiary sectors of himself or herself basically as not engaged in any employment as compared to the rural areas where economic activity, such a person was required to agriculture continues to wield predominance. In state if he or she was engaged in household duties, this context, it wouI:i serve a pointer, to see that or was a student, a retired person or a rentier, 83.53% of rural workers are absorbed in the primary a dependant, a beggar or a vagrant, inmate of sector of economic activities like cultivation and a charitable or penal institution or other non- agricultural labour etc., as against only 25.0% 7 of urban workers. On the contrary, 75% of urban the economic activity is more pronounced in the workers are engaged in the secondary and tertiary tehsils of Baramula, Sopore and Gulmarg where sectors as against 16.47% of the rural working urban units are relatively more developed with force. At the tehsil level, this type of trend in better facilities of urban infrastructure.

DISTRICT ABSTRACT 10

DISTRICT /TEHSIL/TOWNWISE

Location Name of district! Area of district! tehsil! Occupied No. of Total Population (including Insti­ Code tehsil/town town in Residential House- tutional and Houseless Population) No. Sq.Km. Houses holds r------'------. P M F 2 3 4 5 678

3 BaraDlula District Total ·7,458.0 97,215 121,609 775,724 419,862 355,862 Rural 7,404.4 90,125 111,780 709,481 384,231 325,250 Urban 53.6 7,090 9,829 66,243 35,651 30,612

3/1 Bandipur Tehail Total 162.5 9,283 11,261 71,593 38,721 32,872 (16,245 Hectares) Rural 156.9 8,513 10,274 65,392 35,410 29,982 (15,689 Hectares) Urban 5.6 770 987 6,201 3,311 2,890 (556 Hectares) 3/1 Bandipur N. A. 5.56 770 987 6,201 3,311 2,890

3/2 Sonawari Tehsil Total 300.5 12,753 15,008 97,244 53,109 44,135 (30,048 Hectares) Rural 300.5 12,753 15,008 97,244 53,103 44,135 (30,048 Hectares) Urban

3/3 Sopore Tehsil Total 293.1 14,231 18,191 127,823 68,214 59,609 (29,307 Hectares) Rural 278.1 1J,501 14,413 100,126 53,396 46,730 (27,804 Hectares) Urban 15.0 2,730 3,778 27,697 14,818 12,879 (1,503 Hectares) 3!1l Sopore T. A. 15.03 2,730 3,778 27,697 14,818 12,879

3/4 Baramula Tehsil Total 330.8 16,129 20,639 134,007 72,386 61,621 (33,081 Hectares) Rural 315.3 13,433 16,637 107,673 58,323 49,350 (31,527 Hectares) Urban 15.5 2,696 4,002 26,334 14,063 12.271 (1,554 Hectares) 31 III Baramula T. A. 15.54 2,696 4.002 26,3.14 14,063 12,271

.. Represents provisional "geographical area" figures supplied by the Surveyor General, India. Figures for urban areas are those supplied by the Local Bodies. Area figures for rural areas are derived by subtracting the urban area from the total area of the district. The total of the area figures of the tehsils will not tally with the d' strict figures because the former represent "Land Use" area and are derived from the figures supplied by the Revenue Der;.artrnent. Conversion factor I Acre = 0.40,469 Hectares and 100 Hectares = IKm2 11

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT-Contd.

WORKERS ,---~ ------'____, I II Loca­ Literate and Agri­ tion Scheduled Scheduled Educated Total workers Cultiva- cultural Code Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) tors Labourers No. ,-__--A __ , ,-_..... ___, ,-___ ..... ___, ,---_..... _------. ,---_..... _--, ,--__""'--, M F M F M F. M F M F M F 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

68 88,218 13,850 231,895 9,018 169,137 7,060 8,108 193 3 68 73,884 7,978 214,5« 8,272 166,528 6,931 7,562 192 14,334 5,872 17,351 746 2,609 129 546 1

8,751 1,445 20,721 802 14,261 579 844 6 3/1

7,753 1,161 19,051 769 13,670 579 744 6

998 284 1,670 33 591 100

998 284 1,670 33 591 100 3[1

3 8,116 552 30,220 2,060 24,125 1,893 767 2 3[2

3 8,116 552 30,220 2,060 24,125 1,893 767 2

16,400 3,636 36,520 2,426 23,212 1,930 1,167 2 3[3

10,689 1,376 29,471 2,024 22,443 1,817 1,042 2

5,711 2,260 7,049 402 769 113 125

5,711 2,260 7,049 402 769 113 125 3/11

6 19,260 5,055 38,697 704 23,596 274 1,660 4 3[4

6 12,942 2,091 32,029 442 23,118 273 1,473

6,318 2,964 6,668 262 478 187

6,318 2,964 6,668 262 478 187 3[III 12

DISTRICT/TEHSIL/TOWNWISE

Location Name of districtl Area of district/ tehsil/ Occupied No. of Total Population (including Insti- Code tehsil/town town in Residential House- tutional,..-.-_____ and Homeless.A. _____ Population)-----, No. Sq.Km. Houses holds p M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

3/5 Gulmarg Tehsil Total 116.2 5,271 6,470 37,022 20,327 16,695 (11 ,624- Hectares) Rural 108.4 5,074 6,257 36,479 J9,831 16,648 (10,840 Hectares) Urban 7.8 197 213 543 496 47 (784 Hectares) 3/IV Gulmarg N. A. 7.84 197 213 543 496 47

3/6 Uri Tehsil Total 255.3 6,329 7,616 50,211 27,063 23,148 (25,532 Hectares) Rural 254.1 6,259 7,540 49,768 26,821 22,947 (25,413 Hectares) Urban 1.2 70 76 443 242 201 (119 Hectares) 3]V Uri N. A. 1.19 70 76 443 242 201

3/7 Handwara Tehsil Total 281.0 12,159 15,828 96,009 52,166 43,843 (28,(196 Hectares) Rural 272.5 11,532 15,055 90,984 49,465 41,519 (27,250 Hectares) Urban 8.5 627 773 5,025 2,701 2,324 (846 Hectares) 3/VI Handwara N. A. 8.46 627 773 5,025 2,701 2,324

3/8 Karnah Tehsil Total 80.7 3,147 3,484- 22,066 11,963 10,103 (8,067 Hectares) Rural 80.7 3,147 3,484 22,066 11,963 10,103 (8,067 Hectares) Urban

3/9 Kupwara Tehsil Total 305.9 17,913 23,112 139,749 75,913 63,836 (30,588 Hectares) Rural 305.9 17,913 23,112 139,749 75,913 63,836 (30,588 Hectares) Urban 13

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT -Contd. WORKERS r------"------"""' I II Loca­ Literate and Agri- tion Scheduled Scheduled Educated Total workers Cultiva- cultural Code Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) tors Labourers No. ,-___.... __---, ,--.-.A.__ ~ r---___....---~ r--A.-----, r-----'----"""' ,-----'------, M F M F M F M F M F M F 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

26 4,073 36G 11,838 6'1 8,763 :j3 288 '3/5

26 3,849 350 11 ,377 58 8,761 33 283

224 16 461 5 2

224 16 461 5 2 3/1V

4 4,471 392 15,361 171 12,128 68 486 3/6

4 4,339 334 15,231 166 12,076 68 485

132 58 130 5 52

132 58 130 5 52 3/V

10,641 1,101 29,966 1,583 23,485 1,383 1,521 3 3/7

9,690 811 28,593 1,544 22,768 1,368 1,388 2

951 290 1,373 39 717 15 133

951 290 1,373 39 717 15 133 3/VI

2,416 245 6,099 72 4,992 43 90 3/8

2,416 245 6,099 72 4,992 43 90

28 14,090 1,058 42,473 1,137 34,575 857 1,285 174 3/9

28 14,090 1,058 42,473 1,137 34,575 857 1,285 174 14

DISTRICT /TEHSIL/TOWNWISE

WORKERS r--~----~---~~------"-----______III IV V Live stock, forestry, fishing, Mining Manufacturing, processing, servicing hunting & plantations & and repairs Location Name of district/ orchards and quarry- r------~----_. Code tehsil/town allied ing (a) (b) No. activities Household Other than House- Industry hold Industry ..A-___-. r------'- r--__J...---, r-----"-----. r M F M F M F M F 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

3 Baralllula District Total 5,702 221 212 3 7,243 591 2,799 15 Rural 4,652 184 60 3 6,580 575 913 1 Urban 1,050 37 152 663 16 1,886 14 3/1 Bandipur Tehsil Total 1,143 123 7 735 11 259 Rural 995 123 3 698 10 79 Urban 148 4 37 1 160 3/1 Bandipur N. A. 148 4 37 180 3/2 Sonawari Tehsil Total 809 2 4 3 920 113 139 Rural 809 2 4 3 920 113 139 Urban 3/3 Sopore Tehsil Total 1,141 55 3 1,390 159 1,018 12 Rural 546 18 3 1,049 1H 173 Urban 595 37 341 15 645 12 3/11 Sopore T. A. 595 37 341 15 845 12 3/4 Baramula Tehsil Total 905 2 184 1,416 87 1,051 ~ Rural 656 2 36 1,201 87 224 I Urban 249 148 215 827 2 3/III Baramula T. A. 249 148 215 827 2 3/5 Gulmarg Tehsil Total 346 9 373 76 Rural 317 9 358 65 Urban 29 15 11 3/IV Gulmarg N. A. 29 15 II 3/6 Uri Tehsil Total 273 24 2 232 29 40 Rural 271 24 2 226 29 40 Urban 2 6 3/V Uri N.A. 2 6 3/7 Handwara Tehsil Total 457 3 8 921 132 112 Rural 430 3 !l 872 132 89 Urban 27 49 23 3jVI Handwara N. A. 27 49 23 318 Kamah Tehsil Total 1U9 109 2 15 Rural 109 109 2 15 Urban

3/9 Kupwara Tehsil Total 519 2 3 1,147 57 89 Rural 519 2 ~ 1,147 57 89 Urban 15

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT-Concld.

~ ______--A WORKERS I VI VII VIII IX X Construe- Trade Transport, Storage tion and & Communi- Other Non- Loca- Commerce cations Services Workers tion r--_.A- r----"------, r----A' r----"-----, .A- I Code M F M F M F M F M F No. 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 1

4,607 7,522 75 4,281 22,284 860 187,967 346,844 3 3,465 4,415 23 2,360 18,009 363 169,687 316,978 1,142 3,107 52 1,921 4,275 497 18,280 29,866

452 615 302 2,103 82 18,000 32,070 3/1 405 468 191 1,798 50 16,359 29,213 47 147 III 305 32 1,641 2,857 47 147 III 305 32 1,641 2,857 3/1

450 573 207 2,226 47 22,889 42,075 3/2 450 573 207 2,226 47 22,889 42,075

689 2,466 56 1,305 4,129 212 31,694 57,183 3/3 413 935 4 427 2,440 39 23,925 44,706 276 1,531 52 878 1,689 173 7,769 12,477 276 1,531 52 878 1,689 173 7,769 12,477 3/n

1,647 1,750 3 1,395 5,093 331 33,689 60,917 3/4 877 640 3 534 3,270 72 26,294 48,908 770 1,110 861 1,823 259 7,395 12,009 770 1,110 861 1,823 259 7,395 12,009 3/III

167 445 198 1,181 20 8,489 16,632 3/5 147 255 178 1,007 15 8,454 16,590 20 190 20 174 5 35 42 20 190 20 174 5 35 42 3/IV

408 204 15 216 1,372 34 11,702 22,977 3/6 401 180 15 208 1,342 29 11,590 22,781 7 24 8 30 5 112 196 7 24 8 30 5 112 196 3/V

291 577 262 2,332 62 22,200 42.260 3/7 269 472 219 2,078 39 20,872 39,975 22 105 43 254 23 1,328 2,285 22 !O5 43 254 23 1,328 2,285 3/VI

45 70 29 640 25 5,864 10,031 3/8 45 70 29 640 25 5,864 10,031

458 822 367 3,208 47 33,440 62,699 3/9 458 822 367 3,208 47 33,440 62,699 .l 'ON 133j.j$ 335 ".

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VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL BANDIPORE

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward! Mohalla! hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi­ House­ and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) mock inKm2 Houses r------~------~ .--...... _____, ,--A-, .--"""_____' r------A-----, P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

3/1 Bandipore Tehsil Total 162.5 kml 9,283 11,261 71,59338,721 32,872 .. 8,751 1,445 20,721 802 (16,245 Hectares) _...... _., Rural 156.9 km 2 8,513 10,274 65,392 35,110 29,982 .. 7,753 1,161 19,051 769 (15,689 Hectares)

Urban 5.6 km2 - 770 987 6,201 3,311 2,890 998 284 1,670 33 (556 Hectares)

1 Korgbal 76 6 6 33 18 15 3 11 2 Bagtor 316 97 109 782 408 374 120 20 177 1 3 Nail Kanzalwan 369 73 77 453 246 207 73 9 134 3 4 Badwan Wanpora 352 173 180 1,024 534 490 165 14 277 2 5 Khandyal 88 86 94 558 291 267 119 17 156

6 Dawar III 60 99 615 350 265 176 17 169 3 7 Mastan Kohpri 75 31 36 196 112 84 38 6 57 4 8 Markoot 150 123 127 678 367 311 97 214 I 9 Achura Chowrwan 376 136 143 851 464 387 181 12 260 2 10 Kilshi Pain 124 70 75 439 232 207 .~5 2 137

11 Barni 131 57 59 329 173 156 33 100 12 Zadgai 94 21 21 115 59 56 2 39 I g Parana Talel 102 41 42 264 139 125 3 89 14 Dangi Thai 83 54 54 193 106 87 17 2 52 15 Jurinyal 204 32 32 455 252 203 11 136

16 Manz Gund 63 21 21 121 65 56 2 36 17 Niru 243 67 69 41(l 233 177 26 126 18 \Vazirithal 41 8 8 58 29 29 18 19 Badugam 196 77 82 501 296 205 66 174 98 20 Saradab 124 59 62 446 240 206 22 142

21 Buglandar 157 51 54 340 186 154 40 3 112 2 22 Gund Gul Sheikh 27 19 19 132 71 61 12 43 23 Husangam 95 25 25 183 97 86 16 56 24· Ma1angam 98 29 29 196 108 88 3 76 2 25 Baduab 280 55 57 349 193 156 34 100 56 19

CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS ______~ ______A....__ , I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & r-____'______' truc- and Storage bourers Hunting Q}larry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold- Household nica- Ser- Wurkers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities r-----"----"l r----'-----. ~ r-~ r-~ ,-~ r--'---. r--'---. r--'---. r--.A._, ,------A_----, M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

14,261 579 844 6 1,143 123 7 735 11 259 452 615 1 302 2,103 82 18,000 32,070 3/1

13,670 579 744 (; 995 123 3 698 10 79 405 468 1 191 1,798 50 16,359 29,213

591 100 148 4 37 180 .. 47 . . 147 111 . . 305 32 1,641 2,857

10 7 15 128 15 4 4 3 2 20 I 2:H 373 2 63 28 4 6 9 23 2 112 204 3 216 9 9 42 2 257 488 4 liB 2 4 3 2 26 135 267 5

64 35 6 5 4 53 2 181 262 6 31 2 12 2 2 12 55 80 7 160 I 3 2 7 2 40 153 310 8 231 2 3 25 204 385 9 129 8 95 207 10

87 2 9 73 155 til 38 20 ;;I 85 4 50 ,n· "* 48 4 54<~ )JIJ -14 130 G {,t. ao! 15

35 L '29 56 16 107 7 3 8 107 177 17 18 II 29 18 141 97 7 5 J ~ 10 122 107 19 135 7 98 206 20

105 2 ,./ 7 74 152 21

43 •• '1.. 28 61 22 53 2 41 86 23

l.2. 2 0·''"-.1 32 86 24 96 56 .. 4 93 100 25 20

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL BANDIPORE r-----

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward! l\fohallal hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKm2 Houses r'----'----, r--~ ,.--.A--.. r-----"-~ ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

26 Gujran 318 83 83 590 305 285 66 159 27 Abdulin 172 33 33 219 128 91 20 66 ,Jjf Kudara 199 127 130 796 446 350 36 258 29 Chontimula 258 176 176 1,008 546 462 49 328 3 30 Sumblar Shok Baba 379 239 292 I ,700 930 770 157 4 492 5

31 Takiya Ahmad Shah 47 33 51 278 148 130 27 6 92 32 Gund Pora Ram Pora 136 113 143 960 510 450 144 13 257 23 33 Chak Arsala Khan 59 50 60 386 197 189 67 9 120 34 Chithi Bandi 463 379 477 3,071 1,696 1,375 301 26 863 30 35 Aragam 226 176 194 1,234 715 519 205 15 362 2

36 Garoora 232 167 214 1,509 811 698 309 18 421 37 Barar 74 59 79 506 259 247 69 2 127 38 Gund Dachhana 75 52 70 520 282 238 85 .(- 119 39 Nadhal 191 214 253 1,741 910 831 253 46 450 124 40 Lawadora 110 74 90 623 346 277 51 2 243 194

41 Gamroo 85 69 86 735 388 347 139 32 178 42 Gund Qasar 74 51 58 364 193 171 44 105 43 Arin Dard Pora 532 284 379 2,271 1,194 1,077 205 9 661 2 44- Konan Baba Gund 161 96 123 869 458 411 167 27 239 3 45 Madar 93 61 83 559 286 273 83 25 137 2

46 Khar Pora 29 30 46 232 120 112 57 29 44 2 47 Dachi Gam 60 75 82 558 284 274 III 28 139 48 Kaloosa Nath Pora 3ft.l 334 428 2,743 1,505 1,238 405 103 752 11 49 Watpora 463 143 189 1,278 674 604 129 10 366 24 50 Qazi Pora Patushi 558 :M3 416 2,719 1,473 1,246 408 125 822 2

51 Mangnj Pora 436 2J9 253 1,605 881 724 J58 31 459 52 Koyal Mukam 563 340 409 2,656 1,410 1,246 331 81 713 9 53 Malangam 573 345 4()7' 3,035 1,641 1,394- 196 31 862 5 54 Aloosa 1,003 486 641 4,038 2,188 1,850 236 17 1,231 4 55 Ashtongu 245 182 256 t,686 915 771 139 9 569 1 21

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS

I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & r-----A-----., true­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Com­ & & Plan- ing House­ Other than merce Commu­ Other Non­ Loca­ Cultiva­ tations, Or­ hold Household nica­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus­ Indus­ dans vices Code allied try try No. activities r---"-----l r----"-----, ,--___.._____, ,---A--, , ...... ,--....._, ,--....._, ,---"----, ,--....._, r--A -----., M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 37 38

151 8 146 285 26 64 2 62 91 27 236 1 2 5 14 188 349 28 317 3 11 218 459 29 413 5 4 11 20 3 40 438 765 30

82 3 2 4 56 130 31 120 19 17. 7 60 3 12 6 2 32 253 427 32 104 3 1 .. 10 77 189 33 667 28 29 7 2 68 3 .. 20 3 66 833 1,345 34 216 69 8 7 6 3 2 51 2 353 517 35

316 19 5 14 2 13 5 2 45 390 698 36 93 2 4 2 24 132 247 37 79 2 2 4 1 2 28 163 238 38 139 9 10 164 112 41 10 15 25 3 43 3 460 707 39 229 194 1 13 103 83 40

79 6 6 13 22 12 2 38 210 347 41 79 1 1 1 21 88 171 42 524 10 8 27 5 10 14 2 61 533 1,075 43 114 2 15 12 18 4 12 2 62 1 219 408 44 100 1 4 3 2 5 3 18 2 149 271 45

21 2 2 3 16 2 76 110 46 83 15 10 2 .. 9 2 17 145 274 47 380 2 76 21 90 9 24 26 6 120 9 753 1,227 48 259 23 6 5 10 1 31 19 4 31 308 580 49 349 32 248 24 10 28 40 16 74 2 651 1,244 50

330 27 B 24 3 J J 20 5 31 422 724 51 500 62 2 3 10 3 11 38 2 84 5 697 1,237 52 774 5 7 8 4 4 12 53 779 1,389 53 965 2 17 54 55 3 17 25 8 87 957 1,846 54 254 13 77 34 6 12 29 10 34 446 770 55 22

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL BANDIPORE

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town) village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mohallal hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKmB Houses ,__...._____, ~ ..-----'----, .....----'----- P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

56 Kunas 495 239 278 1,850 995 855 199 15 572 10 57 Owngam 490 268 354 2,102 1,136 966 353 152 607 10 58 Pangt Gam 197 83 105 653 338 315 88 25 211 2 59 Lawi Para 147 110 136 877 484 393 130 15 232 2 60 Kheyar 112 74 97 653 365 288 123 8 216

61 Ajar 93 72 100 636 341 295 168 53 164 3 62 Aitmula 127 85 101 615 346 269 142 11 186 63 Chak Rashi P1:Jra 30 23 32 206 116 90 23 61 g2 64 Ahim Sharif 61 54 77 438 252 186 42 2 130 64 65 Samthan 34 15 15 84 50 34 10 33

66 Bothu 47 34- 35 269 142 127 16 82 67 Sonar 'Wani 124 90 113 721 371 350 153 32 184 14- 68 Mantrigam 525 300 364 2,247 1,237 1,010 164 20 689 2 69 Chhandaji 47 31 37 211 120 91 14 79 5 70 Bona Kant 628 433 526 2,924 1,617 1,307 185 21 923

71 Athwatu 116 68 86 482 268 214 2 167 72 Wavan 218 24 29 183 108 75 78 73 Labkachal 27 6 8 31 16 15 12

3/l Uandipore Notified Area 5.56 KIDS ,7/70 ;/987 \},201 \)J,311 y2,890 t98 , ~ \ 1,670 \/'33 Mohalla Nusu E. B. (I) 1:;4 207 1,373 738 635 128 14 415 2. Mohalla Norpora E. B. (2) 106 136 875 448 427 131 57 216 4 3 Mohalla Papachan E. B. (3) 60 77 516 277 239 117 20 130 4 Mohalla Bandipore E B. (4) 112 157 756 410 346 125 39 195 4

Mohalla Bandjpore E. B. (5) 135 169 1,041 562 479 163 49 306 9 Mohalla Bandiporf' E. B. (6) 81 101 696 375 321 141 49 179 6 Mohalla Banclipore E. B. (7) 122 140 944 501 443 193 56 229 10 23

CENSUS ABSTRACT

______.A..__ WORKERS______II III IV V VI VII VIII IX x Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & r--~ true­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Com­ &~ & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu­ Other Non­ Loca­ Cultiva- tations, "Or­ hold Household nica­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ,.-_A.-----., ,.-_A.-----., ,.-...... , r-~ r-~ ,.---A---, ,.-..A., ,.---A---, ,.----A. ---, r----A ------., M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

283 7 22 166 3 12 15 16 9 49 423 845 56 351 71 11 38 6 22 36 20 52 9 529 956 57 179 2 3 4 21 2 127 313 58 116 3 7 22 2 2 22 17 19 24 252 391 58 141 5 7 5 2 19 3 4 30 149 288 60

83 5 5 12 5 16 13 2 22 3 177 292 61 115 8 27 5 4 6 2 18 160 269 62 34 32 3 4 4 14 55 58 63 96 63 3 11 7 1 11 122 122 64 33 17 34 65

81 60 127 66 97 12 4 7 10 23 6 19 17 187 336 67 508 75 8 21 20 16 9 31 548 1,008 68 60 2 13 5 4 41 86 69 858 10 2 3 2 5 41 694 1,307 70

162 3 101 214 71 78 30 74 72 12 4 15 73

/591 '100 47 .. ,/i47 .. ~Hl \~ 305 32 ',1,641 tJ,~57 3 /1

217 102 3 22 14 36 20 323 635

53 16 10 43 10 28 23 33 4 232 423 2

50 11 5 18 2 6 2 4 32 147 239 3

11 3 6 58 4 28 7 77 4 215 342 4

100 52 17 3 21 13 47 4 48 8 256 470

80 5 B 2 4 16 2 13 10 39 6 196 315

80 15 3 3 18 12 IS 27 Sf) 10 272 433 •

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to'le!f~IPaiJ> \ I ~'BOONuARY QISTRICT __.... 1EHSIL_. ___ \\-:-.,..,., BOUNDARY VILLAGE------E AJos. ROADS Gceo rdinq 10 \ PO I impot\onct \ED !I, RIVER/lAKE ~ ~ \6 ~ POST OfFICE····· PO POST&TELEGRAPH OFFICE .. ··PTO ....,. OAK BlINGALOW' ,. ·OB Rf5'T HOUSE .. •••• ...... R H (/) POLICE STATION··· P5 HOSPITAL! DI5PENSA~Y· .. '1"$ EL£CTRlClTy·· .. ···E WATER SUPPLy· ..... ·· ...... · .. W _, 1971 LOCATION CODE NUMBER··· .. • .. 20 TEHS1L HEAD~UART£RS··"······· ...... @.,

~L-~======~--~VILLAGES WITH POPULATION BELOW ~oo ...... 0 200 4~~ ...... " 500 999· ..... : ... 0 10QO 1999 ...... I 2000 - 4999 ...... f). 5000 AND ABOVE ...... A IS UNINHA81HO VILLAGE'" X

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VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL SONAWARI

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town! village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mohalla! hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block in Km' Houses r-­ r-~ r-"""--, ,--..A----, r-----"-----, P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

3/2 Sonawarl Tehsil Total 300.5 kml 12,753 15,008 97,244 53,109 44,135 :3 .. 8,116 552 30,220 2,060 (30,048 Hectares) Rural 300.5 km2 12,753 15,008 97,21453,109 11,135 3 .' 8,116 552 30,220 2,060 (30,048 Hectares) Urban

1 Sadhunara Hastikhan 612 419 483 3,110 1,732 1,378 184 3 1.035 2 Sadrakote Pain 104 146 163 1,109 616 493 57 340 4 3 Ajas 1,465 538 670 4,751 2,565 2,186 680 64 1,411 38 4 Gund Sadrakote 586 281 331 2,377 1,335 1,042 ., 182 5 741 67 5 Malgam 267 ( U N I N H A B I TED

6 Chiva 372 151 171 1,160 619. 541 111 3 313 7 Chandergair 337 110 126 1,008 567 441 45 340 8 Hakbara 464 149 180 1,165 661 504 166 9 345 9 Zani Pora 100 28 35 189 108 81 24 58 26 10 Safa Pora 965 474 534 3,471 1,878 1,593 543 99 876 19

}) Pahli Pora 725 165 205 1,287 704 ··583 IS9 8 341 12 Patermolla 130 55 65 440 230 210 33 1 117 13 Nishal 252 153 184 1,505 814 691 •. 143 6 435 14 Chashma Manasbal 320 42 44 259 149 110 19 72 15 Asham 584 263 326 2,157 1,137 1,020 .. 281 9 574 115

16 Amcna Kundal 456 235 291 1,813 986 827 82 6 551 3 17 Markundal 165 68 68 503 281 222 19 171 10 18 Gund Ramzan 6 ( U N I N H A B T E D 19 Pushwari 339 119 122 686 375 311 40 2 206 20 Tangapora 25 100 114 713 394 319 53 3 207

21 Rakh Asham 1,454 8 10 53 31 22 12 18 P. Zal Pora 105 104 121 763 412 351 27 266 23 Nowgam 84 198 226 1,248 684 564 21 378 22 24 Gund Nowgam 131 158 182 934 499 435 20 275 170 25 Sumbal 209 498 585 3,941 2,122 1,819 375 34 1,163 15 27

CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & r~ true­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Com­ & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu­ Other Non­ Loca­ Cultiva­ tations, Or­ hold· Household nica­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ~ ....-----'----, ,---...A-____" .....--'--; .-...... _, r-A-. ~ .~~ r----"--~ r---..... ------, M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 . 38 ~

24,125 1,893 767 2 809 2 4 3 920 113 139 . . 450 573 .. 207 ., 2,226 47 22,889 42,075 3/2

24,1251,893 767 2 809 2 4 3 920 113 139 450 573 .. 207 .. 2,226 47 22,889 42,075

953 9 3 9 7 54 697 1,378 184 2 2 78 43 2 2 29 276 489 2 1,051 26 11 34 106 3 5 13 10 7 174 9 1,154 2,148 3 564 2 5 3 95 64 15 6 2 50 594 975 4 U N I N H A B I T E D 5

16B 101 9 7 2 2 24 306 541 6 316 8 1 13 227 441 7 270 5 11 2 13 42 316 504 8 55 26 I 2 50 55 9 382 62 . 59 68 7 10 (s3) .. 41 6 196 11 1,002 1,574 IO

223 11 12 21 3 6 5 59 363 582 11 93 3 11 8 113 210 12 286 1 8 26 5 13 37 12 47 379 691 13 28 28 8 I 1 2 4 77 IIO 141 437 113 7 14 34 2 2 4 7 18 51 563 905 15

466 1 18 3 7 2 3 52 2 435 824- 16 156 10 1 5 9 110 212 17 U N I N H A B I T E D 18 195 2 9 169 310 19 131 17 22 17 5 15 187 318 20

12 3 2 13 21 21 248 3 14 146 351 22 360 22 2 16 306 542 23 263 170 1 11 224 265 24 896 7 8 8 26 4 25 45 13 138 8 959 1,804 25 Q 2u

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL SONAWARI

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi. House- and Houseles. Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKm2 Houses r---__.A._------") r--..A...-----, ~ ,---.A. --""-) r------..A...------, P 1\1 F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

26 Wangi Pora 130 82 97 768 421 347 60 3 249 104 27 Shilvat 100 135 165 824 455 369 110 9 258 12 28 Shadi Pora 129 102 103 654 368 286 72 8 209 29 Rakh Shilvat 659 132 137 945 520 425 57 279 30 Ganastan 357 222 242 1,485 832 653 72 550 357

31 Gund Khalil 231 91 99 644 376 268 32 262 180 32 Tirgam 318 103 120 771 432 339 40 2 279 17 33 Sarai Danger Pora 526 289 318 1,891 1,031 860 118 4 719 6 34 Panji Nara 204 III 146 982 514 468 72 317 I 35 Rakh Muj Gund 494 121 145 949 523 426 53 355

36 Malru 231 105 121 801 420 381 59 218 37 Shalateng 172 129 147 857 464 393 88 6 250 2 38 Zainakot 417 182 193 1,412 778 634 138 4 423 3 39 Gund Hasi Bhat 218 174 189 1,153 637 516 50 349 6 40 Lawi Pora 78 46 50 351 189 162 28 102 5

41 Ranbirgarh Pratap- garh 1,065 126 142 1,037 561 476 89 305 133 42 Merchamer 64 81 96 708 378 330 73 10 228 3 43 Mira Gund 269 135 149 1,066 583 483 79 12 348 4 44 Chana Ba1 113 124 132 735 410 325 29 223 45 Dewarya Khmanpora 475 235 278 1,375 753 622 23 542

46 Malik Pora 31 20 26 225 130 95 10 77 66 47 Odina 187 107 135 971 539 432 32 374 24 48 Ba1iharan 90 81 96 517 288 229 65 14 185 1 49 Singh Pora 192 149 187 1,047 575 472 86 3 293 50 Hara Treth 15 36 42 235 129 106 27 71

51 Khan Peth 59 68 70 448 250 198 20 159 52 Hamara 30 63 80 411 245 166 23 170 5 53 DosH Pora 144 78 89 505 274 231 29 8 168 54 Rakh Doslipora 589 158 182 979 531 448 53 2 321 22 55 Najin 28 43 56 368 204 164 23 135 27 29

CENSUS ABSTRACT

______. ___ WORKERS--A--. ______-., I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ Mining Con~­ Trade port, cultural Forestry, ,-___and .A...Repairs __...-., La­ Fishing, & truc­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Com­ & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu­ Other Non­ Loca­ Cultiva­ tations, Or­ hold Household nica­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ,----'----., ,----'----., ,..--.-.A----, ,-...... _, ,-...... _, .....--'---l ,.--..A--, ,-...... _, ,.--..A--, r---A.-. r-----A ---., M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

224 103 3 3 2 15 172 243 26 221 9 2 3 3 8 23 197 357 27 175 10 .5 13 159 286 28 257 5 3 12 241 425 29 514 356 8 2 24 282 296 30

249 160 II 114 88 31 268 17 10 153 322 32 622 2 4 13 4 10 32 4 34 312 854 33 251 9 8 12 1 4 4 6 5 18 197 467 34 290 7 34 5 2 2 13 168 425 35

190 2 4 2 5 13 202 380 36 177 2 19 13 14 6 4 t7 214 391 37 283 .3 4 15 22 36 11 10 12 30 355 631 38 261 5 27 4 11 5 15 5 20 288 510 39 80 10 5 2 8 87 157 40

266 133 14 IO 2 13 256 343 41 193 2 3 13 3 2 13 150 327 42 265 9 14 6 4 8 23 9 13 235 479 43 196 7 3 2 3 10 187 324 44 525 17 211 622 45

74 .66 3 53 29 46 297 24 2 59 15 165 408 47 171 3 1 9 103 228 48 203 17 3 9 .. 6 6 6 22 21 282 472 49 30 3 5 1 13 IO 8 58 106 50

146 11 91 198 51 16'3 5 () 75 161 52 155 2 3 2 6 106 231 53 305 22 13 210 426 54 128 27 5 69 137 55 30

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL SONAWARI

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town! village in (including Literate Location Ward/MohalIa! hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKm2 Houses ,-,----"-----.. r------"---t,...-A-., r-----"------, ,..-...--.-A------, P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

56 Gada Khud 61 90 108 668 374 294 63 216 16 57 Gund Ibrahim 89 61 80 484 257 227 36 3 156 58 Mati Pora 911 492 566 2,997 1,618 1,379 227 7 971 67 59 Rakh Buran 579 40 49 311 173 138 10 87 I 60 Amma Buran 27 64 78 494 246 248 24 135 49

61 Sudra Bal 66 13 18 195 101 94 5 57 62 Palhalan 971 655 818 5,353 2,883 2,470 535 68 1,601 12 63 Rakh S~ltan Pora 1,693 103 127 704 355 349 23 214 172 64 Usan Khai 261 125 155 997 529 468 87 3 296 65 Chander Hama 199 65 79 599 313 286 78 23 177

66 lndirgam 308 137 176 1,294 707 587 123 2 364 9 67 Hamari 231 94 119 727 399 328 52 3 242 3 68 Loli Pora 78 38 47 377 202 175 34 3 109 69 Gund Chander Hama 113 3 3 17 9 8 6 70 Chaku 9 42 44 303 179 124 12 109

71 Gosha Bug 248 179 215 1,544 860 684 162 22 443 72 Aglar 153 65 81 507 288 219 56 2 172 73 Sultan Pora Khai 346 246 293 2,130 1,151 979 196 4 666 2 74 Watal Hanji 8 32 36 271 162 109 9 93 75 Gundi Jahangir 690 144 177 1,216 679 537 .. 179 4 435 7

76 Gund Balakh 76 U N I N H A B T E D 77 Naid Khi 964 319 362 2,567 1,410 1,157 217 13 818 9 78 Kani Pora 83 43 49 314 183 131 12 111 79 Gund Bun 246 77 104 642 351 291 51 4 184 80 Vij Pora 263 136 154 1,079 575 504 76 319 72

81 Rakh Hajin 254 119 133 781 435 346 28 244 82 Hajin 1,829 529 716 4,915 2,671 2,244 .. 531 40 1,551 96 83 Shah Gund 668 278 338 2,367 1,295 1,072 13') 650 2 84 Siri Hari Karan Gund 360 104 116 708 386 322 26 219 13 85 Madwan 208 102 115 801 446 355 69 3 237 86 Gund Prang 184 178 192 1,093 594 499 81 4 376 52 31

CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS

I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & r----'------, true­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tiOll Com­ & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu­ Other Non­ Loca­ Cultiva­ tations, Or­ hold -Household nica­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ,-...... ,..-.-A---. ~ r----'------. r----'------. ,---A--; ,-~ r-~ ,---A--; r----'----. ,..--A--, M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

200 15 3 I 10 158 278 56 146 2 1 7 101 227 57 902 67 6 5 5 6 46 647 1,312 58 82 4 86 137 59 126 49 8 III 199 60

56 44 94 61 1,210 5 123 11 25 3 3 27 36 .. 8 158 4 1,282 2,458 62 196 166 I 3 3 2 3 1 11 141 177 63 233 13 2 11 9 7 21 I 233 467 64 123 7 7 10 7 2 3 3 15 1 136 285 65

307 3 4 5 11 6 2 34 343 578 66 181 6 13 10 2 2 2 6 4 18 157 325 67 98 3 2 I 5 93 175 68 6 3 8 69 99 4 4 70 124 70

308 17 3 13 15 30 .. 11 46 417 684- 71 146 6 5 13 116 219 72 607 2 I 2 7 3 10 36 485 977 73 25 4 57 1 2 3 69 109 74- 377 7 23 2 9 3 19 244 530 75

U N I N H A B I T E D 76 554 8 123 7 31 24 20 4 54 592 1,148 77 103 1 7 72 131 78 169 1 14 167 291 79 278 72 6 3 10 3 2 15 256 432 80

220 1 9 2 II 191 346 81 1,213 94 4 29 65 26 69 17 127 1,120 2,148 82 523 34 6 22 6 5 5 48 645 1,070 83 184 13 24 2 2 6 167 309 84 202 6 4 4- 21 209 354 85 332 52 2 7 6 5 7 16 218 447 86 32

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL SONAWARI

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward! '\'Iohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block InKmt Houses ~ ,..-.A-, ~ ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Boat Population 87 Nesbal Ghat 32 32 153 81 72 3 41 88 Shlliatengh Ghat II 11 62 30 32 I 18 89 Malroo Ghat 13 13 54 36 18 20 90 Muj:1 Gund Ghat 2 2 11 4 7 3 91 Shilvat Ghat 4 4 20 14 6 8

92 Wangi Pora Ghat 4 4 25 16 9 10 93 Sri Hari Gund Ghat 18 18 107 63 44 42 94 Chander Ger Ghat 9 9 44 23 21 13 95 Hajin Ghat 32 34 189 99 90 5 41 96 Gundi Jahangir Ghat 62 62 355 196 159 3 III 97 Sumbal Ghat 3 3 13 7 6 4 33

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS , I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs COllS- Trade port, La- Fishing. & r----.A. truc- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Pian- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loc~ Culti"a- tation", Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers ti0il till''';; ch". d< Hnd IndL'~- ludus- lions vices C

I'_'~ .. A _'--, r-- . .. ,.., r-'---~-, ,.-"-, ,..A.-, r-"--. ,--"--. ,....-"--. ,-.A., r---"-----, r----A-----, \[ F \1 F \: F LVI F 1\1 F M F M F M F M F M F M F ", Ii iii 19 20 Ll L2 L3 4" 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

it) 24 40 72 87 ') 4 1 10 1 12 32 88 1:, 2 3 16 18 89 1 7 90 7 6 6 91

10 6 9 92 40 21 44 93 9 2 10 21 9+ 14 21 3 1 58 90 95 2 lfl5 3 85 158 96 3 3 6 97 OJ TEHSI·L I~ I I I I III , I -

w tt: o Q.. o (/) '" "... o t; < UJ

..J til :r w f-- TEHSIL SOPORE 36

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL SOPORE

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town! village in (including Literate Location Ward/~lohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House­ and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's T".... n dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKml Houses ,-....---"------.. r--"-----o ~ r--"-----1 ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 a 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

3/3 Sopore Tehail

Total 293.1 km2 I4,2~U 18,191 127,82368,214 59,609 .. 16,400 3,636 36,520 2,426 (29,307 Hectares) Rural 278.1 km l 11,501 14,413 100,12653,396 46,730 .. 10,689 1,376 29,471 2,024 (27,804 Hectares) Urban 150 km 2 2,730 3,778 27,69714,818 12,879 .. 5,711 2,260 7,049 402 (I,503 Hecwres)

I Sagi Pora 226 118 161 1,077 586 491 138 2 290 4 2 Zalura 437 213 278 1,941 1,057 884 .. 308 49 543 4 3 Harwan 255 ISO 191 1,219 655 564 128 2 372 6 4 Lathi Shath 131 39 49 745 367 378 102 23 181 5 Nawpora Tujar 89 33 43 363 206 157 39 3 102

6 Yamberzal Wari 494 106 128 777 435 342 65 2 232 7 Tujar Pahle Har 395 253 356 2,554 1,337 1,217 272 42 752 4 8 Nathi Pora 165 77 93 682 347 335 80 4 193 I 9 Wadura 367 148 188 1,416 755 661 181 19 401 2 10 Logri Pora 124 47 71 548 283 265 63 158

11 Zooni Pora 68 31 48 294 169 125 16 94 12 Gori Pora Dara Pora 172 100 113 857 463 394 81 7 239 17 13 Idi Pora 253 230 290 1,838 984 854 267 39 489 14 Kherman Reshan 25 ( U N I N H A B I T E D 15 Rampora Rajpur 319 81 101 635 372 263 73 3 203

16 Hardushuo 676 308 417 2,634 1,400 1,234 337 72 768 3 17 Chera Har 83 24 31 177 96 81 5 68 18 Muqam Shaheed Mir 238 48 80 463 247 216 44 5 165 1 19 Mandji 137 47 57 458 250 208 52 6 131 2 20 Botingu 414 204 258 1,829 970 859 144 21 518 176

21 Watlab 277 96 148 886 468 418 98 20 264 22 Magri Pora 75 18 19 175 92 83 10 44 23 Hath Langu 366 102 128 1,157 616 541 66 1 361 3 24 Mala Mapan Pora 195 77 99 783 419 364 31 1 242 4 25 Janwara 266 96 113 924 492 432 82 292 37

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS ------~~------. I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & true­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Com­ & & Plan- ing House­ Other than merce Commu­ Other Non­ Loca­ Cultiva­ tations, Or­ hold Household nica­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus­ Indus­ tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ,..-~ ,..--A-_." r---A------, ~ ,_.._.., ,.-J-, ,.-.A.-, ~ ,..-_.A. '----, ~----"l M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 17 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

23,212 1,930 1,167 2 1,141 55 3 .' 1,390 159 1,018 12 689 " 2,466 56 1,305 ., 4,129 212 31,694 57,183 3/3

22,443 1,817 1,042 2 546 18 3 1,049 144 173 413 .. 935 4 427 ., 2,440 39 23,925 44,706

769 113 125 595 37 .. 311 15 845 12 276 .. 1,531 52 878 1,689 173 7,769 12,477

205 19 6 5 4 17.. 14 .. 23 296 487 I 352 54 31 13 2 .' 2 18 2 11 60 514 880 2 258 5 33 7 20 10 11 .. 33 283 558 3 137 5 2 10 3 4 .. 20 186 377 4 88 4 3 4 104 157 5

216 15 203 342 6 553 5 63 .. 25 29 .. 77 4 585 1,213 7 148 7 7 4 1 17.. I 8 154 334 8 284 22 17 5 3.. 3 21 9 37 2 354 659 9 142 3 11 125 264 10

70 11 7 .. 4 75 125 11 205 17 11 4 3 2 .. 14 224 377 12 225 41 8 36 7 18 14 .. 21 119 495 854 13 u N I N H A B I TED ) 14 140 22 11 .. 18 11 169 263 15

530 33 19 36 2 4 23 24 .. 16 .. 82 632 1,231 16 65 3 28 81 17 136 1 8 3 4.. 1 11 82 215 18 105 2 9 3 .. 3 11 119 206 19 394 88 21 8 29 85 19 7 .. 3 37 2 452 683 20

154 21 42 2 20 1 .. 8 16 204 418 21 22 20 48 83 22 349 3 11 255 538 23 233 4 9 177 360 24 255 2 2 6 3 3 19 200 432 25 38

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY nHSlL SOPORE

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mohallal hectares Occupied No. of Insti tutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKm' Houses r----"----, ~ .....---'---, ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 15 16

26 Pathbug 76 42 47 334 175 159 20 97 27 Wara Pora 635 263 331 2,339 1,178 1,161 168 10 684 I 28 Adi Pora 526 135 204 1,307 722 585 121 22 403 40 29 Dangu Pora 768 346 408 3,100 1,664 1,436 240 4 1,009 30 Doru 305 190 244 1,773 936 837 20B 14 538

31 Sem Pora 81 50 55 378 200 178 19 112 32 Takia Khan Mohammad 91 17 26 220 122 98 50 9 63 33 Mala Pora Panditan 72 32 46 346 189 157 .. 101 29 92 34 Bumai 123 43 55 357 186 171 25 98 35 Seelo 354 182 224 1,813 946 867 158 11 499

36 Gund Brat 268 82 83 848 435 413 32 234 2 37 Brat 228 99 113 844 462 382 53 257 38 Bohri Pora 137 48 56 437 247 190 40 130 2 39 Said Pora 250 128 135 1,0lD 549 461 97 8 289 40 Now Pora Kalan 594 255 306 2,427 1,246 1,181 221 34 683 348

41 Maz-Bug 174 73 89 626 325 301 82 18 171 7 42 Amar Garh 306 105 137 1,020 558 462 119 23 299 137 43 DaTa Nambal 439 70 82 635 345 290 45 1 192 44 Tarazuea 682 345 403 2,759 1,498 1,261 157 20 868 2 45 Gund Bakir 25 5 8 46 21 25 8 3 12

46 Panji Pora 159 70 86 759 383 376 65 12 221 47 Krank Shivan 274 137 164 1,253 661 592 106 11 379 2 48 Chak Haigam 31 10 10 58 34 24 17 49 Haigam 561 283 343 2,402 1,289 1,113 286 12 672 50 Rakh Haigam 1,114 97 100 669 358 311 19 189

51 Renji 141 74 81 566 300 266 14 166 52 Tramba Gund 68 31 34 227 125 102 2 60 53 Bula Gam 299 84 100 658 361 297 83 2 213 3 54 Chhuru 94- 36 45 297 147 150 33 83 55 Wagul 233 92 110 934 493 441 73 8 292 39

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS ------~------; I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & true­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Com­ & & Plan- ing House­ Other than merce Commu­ Other Non- Loca- Cultiva­ tations, Or­ hold Household nica­ Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus­ Indus­ tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ~ r----'-~~ ~ ~ ,.-A--, ,-~ ~~ r----'---, r-----Jo.~ M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

90 5 78 159 26 603 I 4 15 6 14 41 494 1,160 27 268 33 50 16 11 5 2 28 4 23 319 545 28 848 10 58 16 9 .. 66 655 1,436 29 338 17 15 2 .. 30 .. 7 44 .. 15 70 398 837 30

67 15 7 2 9 5 .. 7 88 178 31 44 2 2 1 1 13 59 98 32 47 3 6 4 10 2 .. 19 97 157 33 66 12 9 3 .. 3 1 4 88 170 34 328 41 6 21 8 .. 30 26 .. 39 447 867 35

224 2 10 201 411 36 155 81 1 ., 3 ., 15 205 382 37 118 2 2 I 4 .. 5 117 188 38 247 10 2 2 .. 8 I 19 260 460 39 622 348 4 16 .. 3 .. 2 .. 36 563 833 40

128 7 12 2 4 .. 4 6 .. 1 3.. 11 154 294 41 258 137 2 2 7 •. 3 8 I ., 18 259 325 42 145 28 6 11 153 290 43 653 29 19 46 .. 23 11 18 4 .. 65 2 630 1,259 44 7 4 9 25 45

202 I .. I 2 2 13 162 376 46 284 12 3 26 2 4 .. 12 3 .. 33 282 590 47 15 17 24 48 530 5 7 41 .. 11 16 5 .. 56 617 1,112 49 182 7 169 311 50

135 13 5 3 .. 10 134 266 51 42 12 2 2 65 102 52 177 3 4 3 6 3 .. 20 148 294 53 57 17 2 6 64 150 54 250 18 ., 2 5 16 201 441 55 40

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL SOPORE

r-----

Name of Area of Total Population Vill"W! rown/ vilI"ge in (including Literate Location \V .. "I:.\ lo!,allaJ hec'aJes Occupied No. of ImlitLlli'lnal Hnd Tn'"l Code t_;, 1,,", and of Resi­ Housc- and JI()ust~le's SchcduJcd Scheduled Edllr:l 'cd \ \' r~('rs No. EnllllH'l;1 tor's Ti)wn denlial holds l'opuL, tion) Trihe.; Pi'l ~I Ins .L;!<'ck inKm2 Houses r-----~ -~---, ,-_..A.._~ __ I r--'--, r--_.'- I ( - P ;,[ F .M F 1\[ F 1'.1 r 2 + 5 6 7 8 9 10 d 12 13 J} ,.) IG

56 ·PaT.hu Knh :\luqam 170 72 9i 653 336 317 67 6 57 Labd 135 69 84 G'24 329 29:) 10 53 S""&rar,,a 269 89 121, 1,054 545 50') 8 ' , 59 Scu Jdgir 472 400 482 3,510 1,846 1,664 4')3 88 9JJ 60 Kartar Garh 87 ( U N I N H A B I T E D

61 Achha Ral 463 367 457 3,n3 1,750 1,473 489 62 19'1 62 Ludura 475 221 255 I ,654 90:, 718 123 3 63 V('dil'()r~ Lur H lma 1 'r5 59 69 5 H 2')2 51 3

~ - 64 Pari)', ra 70 88 5!~ ~j7 :!(il -. )

(lr- - 65 'Rab:ta Itamhlm3. 183 22 ~ 1,7+1 878 I.L))

66 Hdcli Pora 407 195 217 1,525 8 [I- 711 147 7 4 ._' , 67 Chij Hama 314 118 lSI 9,,0 531 42<) 27 2 <1, f8 Lcgri Wat Pora 43 19 30 177 99 78 /~ ; 69 Feroz Pora 83 47 59 501 26l 237 5') 141 11: 70 Shoga Pora 45 17 18 112 6'3 49 6 35

71 Trega Pora 35 52 64 454 219 205 129 8 116 72 Ruhama 913 279 392 2,424 1,'28\ 1,143 39 759 46') 73 Bata Pora Najar 62 23 24 144 73 71 55 35 29 2 74 Dachan Pora 140 35 37 230 128 102 12 2 78 75 \Van 1'01".1 187 45 49 268 133 J 3.'5 29 23 89 23

76 Khushi Pora 146 48 59 38\ 215 166 68 5 125 26 n ratusa 211 54 75 444 260 1R4 57 10 162 13 Urana Dab 131 77 112 602 340 262 38 220 79 Khah Mob 93 <)5 138 729 334 345 98 253 80 Cali Bal 33 6 7 45 23 22 18

81 TIraman H7 79 124 657 363 294 33 193 82 Ladi Angan 55 13 17 93 45 53 4 23 8'3 Kitrn Nari Bal 73 42 52 267 150 117 8 97 16 84- Syal Kot J89 98 110 589 317 272 77 44 165 3 85 Balhama Thakan 1'ora 262 93 IlO 616 344 272 56 14 197 41

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS --. I II III IV V VI VII VIn IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & true- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ,---A.-----.... ,..--...-A------.... r--.A.-----.... ,-.A.--, ,-.A.--, r--"---. ,-.A.--, r--"---. ,-.A.--, ,--.A. ---"') ,_..._..,..___, M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34- 35 36 37 38

134- 66 6 3 6 14 2 18 152 250 56 149 133 11 18 147 162 57 233 100 7 5 20 4- 6 11 6 13 2 240 407 58 698 70 16 21 44 19 9 48 57 76 3 858 1,590 59 ( U N I N H A B I T E D ) 60

384- 185 2 31 69 4- 36 11 174 31 87 925 1,283 61 415 11 2 10 2 .. 8 .. 16 3 29 410 748 62 159 7 125 251 63 152 2 2 6 2 2 96 255 64 475 2 5 2 4 27 364 863 65

359 25 23 26 9 1 24 372 685 66 108 16 12 2 4 23 5 18 346 424 67 44- 2 3 .. 5 45 78 68 133 14 8 121 223 69 22 3 4 1 .. 4 28 4-9 70

38 7 3 2 ., 15 10 I 40 I 133 204 71 558 464 25 4- 56 6 .. 17 11 4- 78 2 522 677 72 6 IO 12 2 44- 69 73 71 6 50 102 74 70 21 2 1 ., 4- 2 7 2 44- 112 75

98 26 3 1 9 2 12 90 140 76 143 2 5 1 .. 10 98 184 77 198 4 2 1 4 11 120 262 78 196 6 3 5 8 35 131 345 79 18 5 22 80

160 2 2 3 8 5 13 170 294 81 20 3 22 53 82 72 2 18 16 .. S 53 101 83 o· 1I8 15 I 5 7 18 152 269 84 185 2 9 147 272 85 42

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL SOPORE ,_.----

Name of Area of Tutal Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/ :\lohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Houses ,-.___ A., ___--. Block inKm' ..----"------1 r--"-, ,--A-----., ,---"---, P M F M F M F M F M F 2 4- 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

86 Ludhu Lodura 174 67 88 535 288 247 79 25 153 87 Huma Dub 47 13 14 96 57 39 5 2 32 88 Panzala Gund Bal 275 114- 157 926 509 417 118 40 246 2 89 Sonian Said Nar 217 82 95 500 275 225 30 185 90 Naki Pora Bata Pora 181 73 84 587 312 275 66 3 178

91 Fagi Pora 46 16 18 100 53 47 13 9 33 92 Shckha Pora 61 22 25 129 71 58 9 52 93 Hachivi Pora 32 14- 14 79 44- 35 15 5 18 94 Seen 83 35 42 194 106 88 19 65 95 Satrina 7'3 4 6 24 13 II 7 4 7

96 Chatusa 164- 47 67 420 237 183 68 18 142 2 97 Pazwal Pora 89 35 44 278 152 126 62 4 96 98 Tangamula 102 46 59 324 170 154 63 36 92 2 99 Ahanger Pora 20 12 12 65 38 27 3 24 100 Dazna 71 22 32 198 110 88 31 12 75

101 Kitar Daji 71 21 31 156 83 73 7 61 102 Duniwari 50 II 13 58 34- 24 I 22 1 103 Hamam 36 19 21 145 75 70 12 48 2 104 Markot 15 7 11 72 38 34 11 18 105 Naw Pora Hamal 47 9 12 64 35 29 10 25

106 Hunru 70 37 47 336 192 144- 30 103 2 107 Pakhwara 25 18 28 165 99 66 17 48 108 Kungrusa 115 58 76 416 238 178 60 136 109 Dalri 77 37 43 226 134- 92 3 89 110 Zethan 66 34- 42 319 167 152 35 6 96

III Chipdeji 21 4- 4 26 16 10 11 112 Hardu Chanam 162 69 86 492 266 226 75 17 145 113 Dugri Pora 41 13 15 102 52 50 4 40 114 Mandinu Hachinar 76 6 6 26 13 13 9 5 9 115 Sangrampora 42 10 12 84 42 42 8 31 43

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & true- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold ' Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ,...._....._... ,..---'----, ,.----'----, ~ ,...-.A-, ,...... _.. ~ r-~ ,...-.A-, ,..---'---, r---..... ~ M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

95 15 15 4 2 3 19 135 246 86 30 2 25 39 87 161 19 4 4 .. 2 3 2 9 42 2 263 415 88 161 2 9 1 12 90 225 89 158 6 2 2 .. 2 8 134- 275 90

25 2 .. S 20 47 91 49 2 19 58 92 18 26 35 93 39 15 8 3 41 87 94 3 2 6 11 95

99 2 3 3 JO . , 3 .. 6 18 95 181 96 61 6 7 ., 6 2 14 56 126 97 57 2 3 2 5 22 78 152 98 21 2 14 27 99 63 3 4 5 35 88 100

57 2 22 72 101 21 12 23 102 42 2 3 2 27 68 103 16 20 34 104 22 2 10 29 105

89 2 3 1 .. 9 89 142 106 44 1 3 51 65 107 III 1 3 10 .. 2 9 102 178 108 59 17 2 6 5 45 92 109 79 2 4 1 ., 9 71 152 110

9 1 1 5 10 III 116 1 2 2 24- 121 226 112 18 17 2 3 12 50 113 6 1 I 4 13 114 26 2 2 11 42 115 44

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL SOPORE

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town I village in (including Literate Location Wardl ~Iohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKm2 Houses .--__"'_____' r----"------l ,.-A--, r------'------, r------A-----, P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

116 Wari Pora 59 18 25 171 93 78 7 57 117 Rawchha 403 158 205 1,210 659 551 135 II 327 4 118 Fidar Pora 89 46 64 385 206 179 20 112 119 Mandum Pora 132 19 27 182 97 85 6 63 120 Sare Pora Budan 232 89 III 823 449 374 134 7 227

121 Yar Bug 261 68 86 614 315 299 96 29 176 122 Dangi Wachha 154 131 179 1,114 600 514 228 55 352 13 123 Margi Pora Bala 41 11 13 91 54 37 6 30 124 Margi Pora Pain 36 9 II 61 34 27 25 125 Duli Gund 75 40 40 257 147 110 39 3 89 7

126 Chrali Gund 99 23 25 173 90 83 61 37 44 1 127 Laisar 107 34 54 341 168 173 15 98 2 128 Dundusa 82 54 54 402 202 200 61 24 125 14 129 Gund Karim Khan 109 44 60 364 194 170 27 4 ll5 1 130 Walra Gam Bala 219 107 123 846 446 400 106 16 251

131 Drusu Khalsa 47 35 43 347 172 175 45 6 100 132 Drusu Jagir 98 25 28 201 104 97 26 60 133 Watra Gam Pain 293 105 125 1,050 550 500 149 6 314 134 Chitlora 224 92 118 873 449 424 124 8 228 3 135 Gund Mulraj 40 25 31 207 113 94 21 62

136 Hib Danger Pora 269 109 141 1,261 648 613 129 12 346 24 137 Behram Pora 387 226 285 1,913 1,008 905 194 10 535 3 138 Mala Guni Pora 95 43 57 478 243 235 55 5 126

3/11 Sopore Town Area 15.03 Kmaft,730 .J3,778 127,697 ,1~,818 \12,879 .. 5,711 402 I Dugliteng ~ E. B. (I} 49 63 452 246 206 39 9 101 2 Ch .. na Khen E. B. (2) 82 109 827 438 389 140 20 208 3 Sofihamam E. B. (3) 71 119 889 471 418 225 113 206 8 4 Untoo Hamam E. B. (4) 33 50 425 239 186 129 63 120 3 5 Naw Hamam E. B. (5) 65 107 883 442 441 192 109 198 10 45

CENSUS ABSTRACT

,______. ______WORKERSA- ______~ I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & r----"-.------. true­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Com­ & & Plan- ing House-. Other than merce Commu­ Other Non­ Loca­ Cultiva­ tations, Or­ hold Household niea­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities r----"---J ,-_.A..--., ,-_.A..--., ,.-'-, r-~ ,-'-, ,.-'-, r-~ ,.---A--., ~ ...... r---A~ M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

52 2 I 2 36 78 116 248 4 8 2 16 6 18 25 332 547 117 105 6 94 179 118 45 15 2 34 84 119 191 2 6 .. 2 7 17 222 373 120

125 11 5 4 I 2 3 2 23 139 298 121 119 9 16 8 40 3 .. 5 49 11 101 4 248 501 122 25 I .. 3 24 37 123 12 8 2 .. 3 9 27 124 76 7 6 2 .. 5 58 103 125

25 2 3 .. 3 II 46 82 126 97 2 I 70 171 127 104 14 7 7 7 77 186 128 113 I I 79 169 129 172 20 2 16 5 23 2 II 195 400 130

56 19 8 1 .. 10 6 72 175 131 52 3 5 44- 97 132 273 3 5 19 13 236 500 133 212 3 3 12 221 421 134 57 2 .. 3 51 93 135

278 22 13 2 15 2 4 7 8 19 302 589 136 349 17 4 37 2 16 25 .. 33 53 473 902 137 90 5 G 12 3 9 117 235 138

769 ,113 125 595 37 341 15 J45 12 \;276 ", 1,531 52 878 .. ,,;689 'l73 ;969 '!.2,477 3/11

2 41 6 16 2 21 2 11 145 206

41 2 32 16 41 15 8 29 24 230 389 2

12 17 2 26 12 58 36 44 6 265 410 3

25 4 5 2 41 13 30 119 183 4

34 12 2 13 3 55 4 77 8 244 431 5 VILLAGEWISE PlUMARY TEHSJL SOPORB

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKml Houses r------"------. ,..--.A.--, ...... ,--.A.--, ..----"----I P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

6 Khankahmulla E. B. (6) 40 65 510 249 261 141 97 116 16 7 Jamiya Qadeem E.B. (7) 20 26 262 130 132 73 34 47 5 Jamiya Qadeem E. B. (8) 69 121 955 492 463 257 153 238 13 &l Hatishah • E.B. (9) 36 62 442 215 227 87 33 114 Hatishah E. B. (10) 79 120 930 469 461 187 76 237 4-

:1 Ningli E. B. (11) 63 109 765 423 342 85 10 197 4 19, Ashpeer " E. B. (12) 52 68 469 242 227 140 61 112 4 11,. Shayiran ,_/ E. B. (12) 63 77 607 330 277 143 72 146 2 Humlina I*"'I E. B. (13) 77 104 877 456 471 116 21 214 109 IS~' Mumkak E. B. (14) 94 142 1,021 541 480 248 121 264 10

It Badshah Masjid E. B. (15) 32 48 357 190 167 81 51 96 7 (1 Batpora E. B. (16) 60 94 725 374 351 ,. 245 151 147 13 I~; Khawaja Gilget E. B. (17) 82 HI 761 393 368 .. 210 104 189 9 ~' Sangrampora E. B. (18) 36 65 398 210 188 .. lSI 74 92 8 Sangrampora ,,)0 E. B. (19) 53 83 556 307 249 . , 148 56 149

1; Sangrampora i' E. B. (20) 83 122 919 464 455 271 147 205 22 Moochiyan (Shahabad) ',!~ E. B. (21) 65 94 497 256 241 63 21 149 17 Khushalmatoo ,~ E. B. (22) 112 152 1,085 601 484 199 53 272 8 - Shaheed Gunj Z£ E. B. (23) 16 18 66 45 21 24 9 33 2 :tl Shalpora E. B. (23) 75 95 773 425 348 .. 134 34 210 3 47

CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS

I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & true­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Com­ & & Plan- ing House­ Other than merce Commu­ Other Non­ Loca­ Cultiva­ tations, Or­ hold Household nica­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus­ , Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities r----"---, ,-___.A..----, ,--..A...... -.. ~ ~ ,.....,.._....,~ ,-..A.-., ,-..A.-., ~----. r----"----, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F MFMFM F M F 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

7 20 4 5 34 7 42 12 133 245 6

2 4 3 14 24 4 83 127 7

7 2 2 69 7 58 16 .. 78 II 254 450

2 32 I .. 11 .. 2 16 19 .. 30 101 227 8

8 25 2 .. 41 13 72 .. 20 57 2 232 457

5 3 27 5 .. 26 .. 10 78 4 17 26 226 338 9

4 6 .. 21 2 19 16 .. 43 4 130 223 10

10 2 38 .. 20 1 .. 17 25 .. 33 2 184 275 12

157 107 5 2 2 15 3 .. 29 2 242 312 11

20 3 5 56 II 27 44 53 45 9 277 470 13

2 ., 2 6 .. 38 20 ., 26 7 94 160 14

8 2 .. 10 4 29 9 85 13 227 338 15

12 2 24 .. 4 60 35 .. 51 9 204 359 '16

4 8 10 25 3 .. 40 7 118 180 17

2 2 .. 15 2 80 22 25 158 248

3 16 .. 22 7 77 16 .. 64 21 259 433 17

17 3 38 3 30 2 16 44 10 107 224 18

3 3 5 64 3 117 2 19 61 3 329 476 19

3 20 9 2 12 19 20

77 4 3 6 .. 30 14 36 7 33 3 215 345 22 48

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL SOPORE

Name of Area of Total Population Village!Town! village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mohalla! hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKm2 Houses r---~ ,..-A-, ~ ,...._...... ___ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

2( Narpora E. B. (24) 6~ 70 437 240 197 61 19 113 2 "Raba Yousf 2~ E. B. (25) 74 105 697 393 304 182 52 164 5 Muslimpeer tfJ E. B. (26) 104 138 952 528 424 178 47 257 56 Kralteng ~11 E. B. (27) 105 128 933 506 427 175 51 252 Maharaj Pora '~((fl ' E. B. (28) 106 136 833 467 366 52 271

Chunkipora yP E. B. (29) 95 114 869 468 401 130 ·10 226 2 /~t-- Sheikh Sahab '-..0' E. B. (30) 61 73 574 319 255 73 15 157 Takiyabal ,~~ E. B. (31) 81 95 677 384 293 120 51 203 3 Lalbab Sahab ~ E. B. (32) 62 80 599 307 292 116 46 148 2 Arampora 3q E. B. (33) 78 86 732 404 328 74 4 232 33

I Arampora E. B. (34) 47 64 442 220 222 43 9 103 Syedsultan ~ E. B. (35) 38 54 432 227 205 75 14 119 Taliyan ~ E. B. (35) 95 145 1,206 663 543 254 78 292 4 Hajaman ( E. B. (36) 80 115 695 393 302 144 35 194 3 New Coloney }f1 E. B. (37) 98 1I3 957 525 432 299 137 197 12

Boat Population of Sopore Town Ningli l~, \ E. B. (II) 3 4 15 9 6 2 6 \.1,01 'Sangram Pora " E. B. (19) 6 6 42 25 17 12 (\!t Khushal Matoo ..... E. B. (22) 28 28 154 92 62 5 43 49

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS , I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & true- and Storage hourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold 'Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ,...--..A--. r---"-_, r---A._, r-A--. r-A--. r-"--'I r-'---I r~ r-'---I r----"------. r----"-~ M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

4 12 4 5 8 13 30 36 2 127 195 21

19 34 6 44 11 50 5 229 299 23

2 87 17 27 2 10 53 34 34 43 2 271 368 24

3 9 63 10 68 60 39 254 426 25

83 18 5 17 .. 130 18 196 365 26

112 3 3 14 7 28 26 32 2 242 399 27

52 3 20 9 14 35 23 162 255 28

4 63 47 9 20 21 38 2 181 290 29

57 12 II 34 7 4 23 2 159 290 30

87 5 2 74 17 3 JO 5 61 172 295 31

85 4 2 2 9 117 222

9 31 27 14 13 24 108 205 32

12 5 47 16 10 63 59 80 4 371 539 33

8 3 28 4 7 20 8 115 2 199 299 34

14 6 9 5 9 72 14 67 12 328 420 35

5 3 6 9

2 10 13 17 17

5 30 8 49 62 19 '0..

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VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL BARAMULA

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Warcl/.Vlohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Seheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKm' Houses ,-_____..A. ,-..-.A.__., ,-.A., ,-..-.A.------, ,-____....__------, P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

3/4 Baralnula Tehsil

Total 330.8 Kln2 16,129 20,639 134,007 72,386 61,621 6 .• 19,260 5,055 38,697 704 (33,081 Hectares) Rural 315 3 Km 2 IJ,433 16,637 107,673 58,323 49,350 6 12,942 2,091 32,029 442 (31,527 Hectares) Urban 15.5 Km 2 2,696 4,002 26,334 14,0(;3 12,271 6,318 2,964 6,668 262 (1,554 Hetlares)

1 Hanji Wera 467 447 513 3,025 1,579 1,446 384 49 847 2 Mahllrllj Pora Kanagam Dara 229 80 88 616 334 282 79 5 187 3 Kanter Bug 58 51 60 371 193 178 2 23 105 4 Gund Khawja Kasim 89 69 78 481 267 214 80 17 145 5 Aram. Pora 41 63 74 460 243 217 21 154

6 Habaq Tangoo 55 62 78 485 259 226 45 140 3 7 Bodi Bug 167 78 93 605 322 283 47 6 172 8 Archander Rama 56 70 77 620 330 290 59 6 156 9 Qasba Malmoh 254 191 228 1,230 655 575 247 53 347 10 Agar Kallan 85 46 74 531 275 256 61 2 162

11 Mala Bochan 38 45 45 289 147 142 29 86 4 12 Tunjharan 26 Il 15 88 43 45 11 23 13 Chichlura 231 129 144 1,016 541 475 173 46 307 14 Burzala 66 37 39 247 134 113 25 74 15 Gcigam 134 80 91 580 315 265 49 4 165

16 Pinjra 210 98 121 689 373 316 42 225 17 Tara lIama 103 81 101 633 345 288 108 29 166 18 Uteku 123 69 81 562 301 261 61 8 162 19 Waripora Bangil 155 68 78 513 283 230 68 3 143 20 Gom Ahmad Pora 264 170 198 1,266 700 566 95 4 381 2

21 Tantri Pora 38 49 53 326 176 150 19 108 2 22 l':olri 285 127 138 832 467 365 80 10 245 23 Khore 181 142 178 1,095 586 509 193 39 288 1 24 Mamusa 340 173 198 1,306 671 635 255 37 37ft 3 25 Sherapora Bangil 404 149 171 1,026 568 458 90 14 330 4 53

CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS--A------______

I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & r----.A.---..-., true­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Com­ & & Plan- ing House­ Other than merce Commu­ Other Non- Loca- Cultiva­ tations, Or­ hold Household nica­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ,...... _, ,-...... _, r-"--, ~ ,---"----, ,-__.A...~ ,-...... _, ,_...... _, ,-~ ,----A.---, r--.A.-~ M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

23,596 274 1,660 4 905 21M 1,416 87 1,051 3 1,647 1,750 3 1,395 " 5,093 331 33,689 60,917 3/4

23,118 273 1,473 4 656 2 36 1,201 87 224 1 877 640 3 534 .. 3,270 72 26,294 48,908

478 1 187 249 .. 148 215 827 2 770 I,lIO 861 .. 1,823 259 7,395 12,009

704 25 4 17 4 4 14 74 732 1,445

146 20 7 4 fI 147 282 2 94 3 2 5 88 177 3 62 48 3 10 4 2 14 122 214 4 149 5 89 216 5

126 3 1 5 6 119 223 6 152 7 2 1 I 8 150 283 7 132 6 4 2 2 10 174 289 B 276 16 8 2 6 1 38 308 574 9 130 11 5 2 10 113 255 10

75 4 5 61 138 1J 21 I 20 45 12 180 10 12 47 I 5 3 41 234 475 13 64 2 I 3 3 60 113 14 131 2 3 17 3 9 150 265 15

172 4 5 16 5 3 2 14 148 315 16 99 9 17 I 3 31 179 288 17 140 2 2 4 11 139 261 18 93 2 13 10 3 3 17 140 230 19 278 6 5 ?5 2 10 2 28 319 564 20

86 2 4 5 2 II 68 148 21 161 42 13 3 2 23 222 365 22 183 20 8 18 57 293 508 23 330 3 .-. 5 5 36 293 632 24 '314 4 14 23B 454 25 54

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL BARAMULA

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/MohallaJ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block in Kmt Houses ,-----"------, ..---"------, ..-A--, r------"-----o ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16

26 Kanlu 114 43 47 381 214 167 46 1 105 27 Sonim 121 65 84 396 215 181 47 2 118 28 Yal 212 91 106 652 344 308 83 9 183 29 Siri Warapora 477 169 197 1,321 711 610 139 363 30 Nihal Para 758 290 335 2,155 1,162 993 191 9 618 2

31 Pattan 729 676 784 5,480 2,959 2,521 807 180 1,495 9 32 Pati-Pala Pora 84 41 47 338 179 159 13 97 33 Nilah 163 26 33 204 108 96 13 47 34 Khamiyar 176 39 55 397 199 198 39 113 35 Wanigam Pain 308 105 129 909 486 423 126 11 256

36 Malik Pora 37 30 33 264 133 131 32 6 76 37 Wanigam Baja 205 81 96 670 366 304 74 11 232 38 Harhand pora 57 9 9 74 37 37 5 22 39 Paki Pora 69 37 45 262 140 122 23 56 40 Dara Gam 123 43 54 347 205 142 36 113

41 Sar Gudanger-Pora 204 120 142 990 548 442 229 33 255 42 Dona Dara 37 35 40 223 122 101 7 74 43 Chukar 335 145 177 1,197 636 561 127 11 358 44 Nangirpora Makhara 74 51 63 365 203 162 19 120 45 Krishama 144 68 87 445 239 206 52 20 134 2

46 Chack Narain Dass 32 22 32 221 108 113 43 14 45 47 Kati Bug 91 31 40 286 151 135 27 80 48 Rawan Pora 42 18 24 176 98 78 33 6 50 49 Chak Charat Ram 58 34 48 275 147 128 40 7 80 50 Ochlipora 60 19 26 172 82 90 18 7 42

51 Biyawa 110 56 82 443 232 211 105 48 111 52 Bahrampora 58 25 32 191 95 96 15 1 51 53 Shuch Pula pora 143 63 79 508 273 235 69 1 156 54 Wailu Kral Para 197 122 146 831 462 369 69 5 294 4 55 Bata Khai Para 40 17 17 114 69 45 4 38 55

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS -, I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & truc- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chard! and Indus- ' Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ~ r----"----, r----'------. ,_...... , ~ t""'""--I ,_...... , ,_...... , ,_...... , r----"----. ,.--.Ao----. M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

78 I 15 10 109 167 26 99 3 7 9 97 181 27 135 18 2 5 2 3 17 161 308 28 306 5 4- 11 6 3 4 24 348 610 29 474 35 9 24 4 14 58 2 544 991 30

743 3 71 41 140 27 67 130 2 83 .. 193 3 1,464 2,512 31 90 3 4 82 159 32 45 2 61 95 33 99 3 1 9 86 198 34 177 14 4 12 2 8 12 3 24 230 422 35

57 2 4 2 8 57 131 36 164 25 22 9 12 134 304 37 20 1 .. 1 15 37 38 40 6 5 5 84 122 39 102 6 4 92 142 40

181 4 9 3 12 5 .. 40 293 441 41 72 2 48 101 42 285 13 15 22 3 20 278 561 43 114 1 5 83 162 44 III 2 2 2 3 .. 15 105 204 45

31 3 2 8 63 113 46 74 1 4 71 135 47 43 2 3 .. 48 78 48 57 8 13 67 128 49 38 2 40 90 50

68 2 7 3 .. 28 121 211 51 46 1 2 2 44 96 52 145 1 9 117 235 53 255 4 4 3 11 1 6 13 168 365 54 36 2 31 45 • 55 56

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL BARAMULA

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Wardl Mohallal hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi­ House­ and House/ess Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKm' Houses ~,.....A.""'") r----'----. ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

56 Mohammad Pora 86 58 64 377 196 181 20 124 57 Gund-ari Pora 38 15 18 114 60 54 3 41 58 Wahi Gund 25 19 29 169 81 88 6 49 59 Chant' era Seer 154 51 61 375 208 167 33 113 60 Gad Wani 68 5 11 68 33 35 2 22

61 Rasri Pora 10 40 50 287 153 134 26 88 62 Khargam 152 35 39 232 119 113 11 70 63 Dard Pora 114 36 39 267 143 124 81 43 72 4 64 Tilagam 397 173 211 1,495 791 704 1I9 10 422 65 Bahrampur Kungerdara 46 U N I N H A B T E D

66 Warip:lra Pain 53 16 22 112 73 39 41 67 Doli Pora 108 55 68 504 275 229 40 8 157 12 68 Kreri 386 231 274 1,762 957 805 304 75 473 4 69 Frasta Har Tilagam 87 39 51 319 178 141 9 117 70 Waripora Bala 87 33 58 390 210 180 61 98

71 Khi,e Pora 92 34 39 316 168 148 10 I 89 72 Watragam 404 107 147 1,012 534 478 130 10 296 73 Sachi Pora 45 7 10 84 50 34 10 21 74 Thindama 183 41 54 386 208 178 62 9 115 75 Hail Jagir 177 70 82 535 294 241 57 167

76 Karewa Kreri 84 4 4 28 19 9 10 77 Poeha Nag 185 36 47 294 154 140 9 116 78 Taperwaripora 683 240 261 1,800 984 816 180 14 564 79 Boehu 219 !i6 63 450 238 212 39 2 164 80 Chanda Kot 121 30 36 293 154 139 30 94

81 Othura 483 176 202 1,377 733 644 168 20 421 82 Nowpora Jagir 598 229 267 1,788 973 815 253 54 507 11 83 Shalaqa Wara 351 155 169 1,184 639 545 186 58 348 4, 84- Dompora Dongadara 210 71 93 613 341 272 102 7 179 48 85 Salusa 329 116 152 972 511 461 III 5 288 57

CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS ___.A._ -. I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & r-~ truc- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tat ions, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No_ activities r-___"_____' r---"----, r--.A..---, r-.A.""",\ r-.A..""",\ ,_.A.-, r-.A.-, r-.A.-, ~ r---"--, ,---A-----'"l M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

104 12 6 72 181 56 40 I 19 54 57 47 2 32 88 58 103 9 95 167 59 21 11 35 60

78 2 2 2 4 65 133 61 63 4 3 49 lI3 62 35 4 2 2 28 4 71 120 63 355 4 17 4 3 2 37 369 703 64 U N I N H A B I T E D ) 65

40 I 32 39 66 149 12 1 6 lI8 217 67 200 61 3 61 5 39 4 99 4 484 801 68

105 2 " 9 61 141 69 46 34 3 13 112 180 70

72 7 1 3 6 79 148 71 215 4 6 15 11 9 2 33 238 478 72 14 2 4 I 29 34 73 73 5 2 2 3 29 93 178 74 136 4 14 , , 4 9 127 241 75

10 9 9 76 103 9 4 38 139 77

426 41 2 18 " 13 9 12 43 420 815 78 134 24 6 74 212 79 78 2 4 2 6 60 139 80

302 12 23 29 8 3 4 40 312 644 81 270 6 10 9 23 18 10 20 147 5 466 804 82 233 13 11 20 13 4 8 46 4 291 541 83 145 48 3 4 3 2 2 19 162 224 84 239 6 2 7 6 3 1 24 223 461 85 58

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL BARAMULA

Name of Area of Total Population Village! fown! village in (including Literate Location Ward/7\lohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumel a tor's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKml Houses r-'----"-----"") ~ ,..-A-, ,..._.A...--., r-~ P 1\1 F 1\1 F M F M F M F 2 3 5 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

86 Wizar 194 73 94 825 433 392 72 4 252 87 Wagura 495 209 256 1,657 905 752 199 44 517 5 88 Dura Hama 93 47 55 336 180 156 2 34 95 89 Managam 384 122 144 788 455 333 69 7 252 90 Sheikh Pora 81 55 74 447 240 207 33 143

91 Tangwari Bala 52 27 31 194 102 92 2 62 92 Tangwari Pain 30 II 13 83 50 33 12 3 24 93 Kalantra Pain 133 69 84 538 286 252 56 11 154 94 Burza Washan 55 28 37 239 126 113 7 78 95 Kaku Thai 193 57 91 543 315 228 40 178

96 Kalantra Bala 204 56 89 526 294 232 48 2 173 97 Dund.l Moh 215 70 70 403 .224 179 10 139 98 Nag Bal 151 58 68 357 196 161 27 148 99 Bandi Bala 86 44 59 296 176 120 13 103 100 Takia Yousuf Shah 36 14 22 140 77 63 23 2 44

101 Nalasar 106 54 83 466 241 225 55 3 146 102 Duda Bug 139 64 76 417 243 174- 26 154 103 Sultapora Kandi 168 53 69 457 239 218 46 152 104 Kohlina 121 71 71 434 236 198 22 162 8 105 Bandi Pain 145 85 121 715 399 316 40 235

106 Wahidana 41 13 15 115 57 58 23 3 29 107 Shera Pora Gugaran 141 66 91 553 299 254 64 154 108 Muran Tanguari 149 47 57 362 207 155 41 2 III 109 Naowgam Kandi 96 52 74 423 246 177 35 2 149 2 1I0 Lara Dura 136 79 115 924 497 427 205 27 268

III Rajpora Thanda Kasi 52 26 39 206 120 86 15 69 112 Kawahar 172 79 91 623 347 276 61 5 215 113 Shumlaran 124 65 100 550 316 234 39 179 114 Chudusa 310 132 231 1,319 725 594 147 28 321 76 115 Goha Nlari Jungle 161 57 61 397 2!.!4 173 III 63 108 2 59

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS -, I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & truc- and Storage hourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ,--~ ,.----A-----, ,--..A.----, ,--..A.-, ,--..A.-, ,....-'--, ,--..A.-, ,--...... ,--..A.-, ,.----A-_, r--.A.~ M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

203 11 12 2 23 181 392 86 397 3 21 1 .. 17 23 53 5 388 747 87 73 3 5 2 3 8 85 156 88 199 24 2 .. 9 18 203 333 89 109 2 2 3 .. 3 .. 10 14 97 206 90

58 2 2 40 92 91 21 2 26 33 92 90 5 13 15 .. 5 24 132 251 93 59 4 4 9 48 113 94 117 17 2 4 1 .. 1 .. 19 16 137 227 95

143 2 :-; 1 ., 4 20 121 232 96 106 2 4 9 1 .. 17 85 178 97 131 12 5 48 160 98 97 3 3 73 120 99 41 2 33 63 100

III 19 4 .. 2 9 95 225 101 144 2 6 2 89 174 102 139 13 87 218 103

144 8 1 •• I •• 8 7 74 190 104 162 2 37 8 2 .. 6 18 164 316 105

20 1 3 4 28 58 106 124 3 5 2 9 .. 2 8 145 253 107 105 2 4 96 155 108 114 2 2 3 2 27 97 175 109

131 4 8 3 43 " 1 .. 36 6 36 229 427 110

61 3 4 51 86 111 200 1 .. 2 12 132 276 112 168 2 8 137 234 113 152 2 85 5 11 73 I 16 .. 4 9 37 404 518 114 62 3 3 2 .. 7 .. 8 23 2 116 171 115 60

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL BARAMULA

Name of Area of Total Population Villagf' JTownJ village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mohalla! hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) ,-_....._____, ,-.A., Block inKml Houses r-'---..A...----, r----'-~ ,..-.--.-'---...... P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 I 12 13 14 15 16

116 Heewen 261 208 263 1,593 838 755 233 17 470 2 117 Khudapora lOa 52 68 383 189 194 60 14 86 118 Naraderi 26 23 26 164 86 78 14 59 119 Dangerpora 76 51 69 443 256 187 27 173 120 Taripora Wansaran 62 26 41 239 138 101 13 90

121 Nambalan 83 45 68 426 222 204 43 2 126 122 Hardu Khel 151 74 100 619 359 260 42 207 123 Odura 178 82 113 662 358 304 63 237 124 Malapora 127 74 99 557 295 262 80 2 195 1 125 Badamulla 81 38 60 302 173 129 52 13 101

126 Fatehgcdh 202 115 155 1,006 524 482 107 16 276 127 Mirber 35 29 33 244 125 119 II I 78 128 Sheri Narawaw 172 99 124 871 468 403 41 2 252 2 129 Jogiyar 88 49 92 529 294 235 45 ]76 2 130 Zandaforan 53 66 77 439 229 210 32 136

131 Kitcha llama 202 86 119 672 373 299 72 7 207 132 Ganta Moola Bala 166 58 82 674 375 299 121 6 175 133 Ganta Moola Pain 136 60 82 47a 283 195 62 3 171 I 134 Khadaniar 371 72 115 739 395 344- 108 30 179 3 135 Jalsheri 263 72 100 635 340 295 42 2 190

136 Hajj Bal 166 31 41 248 129 119 12 69 137 Takki Sultan 408 44 58 422 223 199 32 I III 138 Ohlitra 211 94 114 670 368 302 88 2 247 2 139 Shitlu 524 144 203 1,372 759 613 209 62 460 31 140 Wankeri 129 34 40 253 143 110 30 6 79

141 Nawgam 86 22 23 188 104 84 26 53 142 Sadi Pora 63 22 27 208 115 93 23 64 143 Naid Hal 783 217 279 1,865 1,027 838 163 2 555 144 Bener Kahdura 440 125 171 1,345 748 597 168 13 399 145 Puna Cheter 97 23 31 229 131 98 29 82 6l

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS

II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & ,-~ true­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Com­ & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu­ Other Non­ Loca­ Cultiva­ tations, Or­ hold Household nica­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities r---A----.. ,-.--A.---.. r--.A.....-.-., ,-...... , ,-...... , ,--.A..-; ,-.A..-; ,.A..-; ,-.A..-; r---A-___, ,-.---"-----., M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

334 12 II 15 2 48 46 368 753 116 65 4 2 13 103 194 117 51 4 27 78 118 162 9 83 187 119 88 2 48 100 120

91 4 5 2 16 7 96 204 121 163 17 I 9 2 14 152 260 122 223 4 10 121 304 123 162 2 9 3 3 2 14 100 261 124 51 13 2 4 11 17 72 129 125

208 10 19 5 7 2 25 248 481 126 53 10 3 2 9 47 119 127 193 2 14 11 3 27 2 216 401 128 101 2 11 6 15 16 2 I 10 14 118 233 129 90 1 9 I 6 10 2 3 14 93 209 130

145 12 7 2 10 2 9 19 166 298 131 60 8 12 32 6 11 46 200 299 132 68 37 6 5 5 28 3 6 13 112 194 133 67 35 42 10 21 2 216 341 134 123 2 4 46 13 150 295 135

63 1 2 3 60 119 136· 64 , I 2 28 I 2 3 2 8 112 199 137 158 13 29 8 2 36 121 300 138 314 26 26 24 3 13 5 11 64 2 299 582 139 59 2 3 3 11 64 110 140

31 1 7 6 2 5 51 84 141 53 6 5 51 93 W 404 3 5 33 38 8 7 7 53 472 .IH 4 300 2 8 10 17 8 IO 43 349 409 66 4 5 4 49 62

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL BARAMULA r-----

Name of Area of Total Population Vill.\ge/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/.\Iohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enurnt'rator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKml Houses ,-,___ ..A. ___ ..-.. ~ r-"--, r---A-----., r----"------., P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

146 Janbazpora 164 76 103 759 396 363 128 40 148 147 Chaklu 549 205 229 1,404 757 647 121 17 466 108 148 Jahama 143 95 114 825 457 368 62 263 149 Kanspora 570 177 224 1,695 957 738 249 80 485 3 150 Fateh Pora 422 169 215 1,317 727 590 292 141 356 5

lSI Gotiyar 110 42 54 408 219 189 50 118 152 Frasta Har 53 29 36 264 142 122 25 86 153 Katian WaJi 235 53 74 429 224 205 30 2 127 154 Frasta Dub 12;.1 25 35 165 89 76 54 155 Wulraman 179 48 78 424 232 192 24 2 167

156 Kachumuqam 456 180 225 1,447 791 656 210 24 459 157 Darahu Frastawari 179 55 65 403 220 183 40 2 136 158 Wagela 163 34 41 261 139 122 20 78 159 Weri Nar 60 8 16 77 42 35 25 160 Huda Pora 114 30 46 292 152 140 IS 91

161 Khai Tangan 382 131 164 1,122 650 472 83 378 162 Singh Para Kalan 517 216 222 1,432 763 669 360 196 340 13 163 Naji But 113 56 75 514 286 228 113 46 159 2 164 Dilna 1,261 408 487 3,413 1,817 1,596 502 93 921 26 165 Chinar Bitchri Gund 191 44/ 56 432 234 198 56 III 31111 BaramuJa Town Area 15.54 Km2 ~696 6,3),8 2,9$4 6,6.6i Towhid Gung " E. B. (1) 32 54 350 184 166 78 37 88 Towhid Gung E. B. (2) 21 37 240 129 111 36 20 62 2 Qazi Hamam E. B. (3) 36 67 455 242 213 129 49 114 Qazi Hamam E. B. (4) 39 57 394 196 198 119 66 89 3 3 Raj-Ghat E.B. (5) 41 460 244 216 144 59 100 11 Raj-Ghat E. B. (6) 40 64 461 248 213 103 42 110 3

't Jamia Masjid E.~. (7) 41 61 477 241 236 152 97 88 5 Jamia Masjid E. B. \Jl..) 68 133 899 483 416 237 124 215 7 63

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS ,------.------~------, I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & true­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Com­ & & Plan- ing House­ Other than merce Commu­ Other Non­ Loca­ Cultiva­ tations, Or­ hold Household nica­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus­ tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ~ r-----"----. r-----"-_, r-...... r--'--l ,.-J'-, r--'--'l ~ r--'--'l r---"----. ,__...~ M F M F M F MF M F M F M F M FM F M F M F 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

103 6 2 2 10 2 23 248 363 146 381 104 35 3 2 2 9 2 3 32 291 539 147 202 2 8 5 29 4 3 10 194 368 148 282 19 7 2 8 26 .. 2 26 113 2 472 735 149 138 12 14 8 96 7 27 53 5 371 585 ISO

114 4 101 189 151 84 2 56 122 152 103 19 5 97 205 153 50 3 1 35 76 154 154 6 7 65 192 155

344 6 15 15 ,. 2 17 5 5 50 332 656 156 117 6 6 G 84 183 157 62 2 6 5 3 61 121 158 24 17 35 159 74 5 5 1 .. 3 .. 3 61 140 160

84 249 2 7 5 ,. 3 7 .. 21 272 471 161 66 45 19 35 5 19.. 10 29 112 13 423 656 162 102 9 I 6 2 8 30 2 127 226 163 533 19 41 27 61 3 9 40 .. 43 30 137 4 896 1,570 164 91 2 I 6 I, I.. 9 123 198 165

478 1 187 249 .48 215 ., 827 ,r 7.]0 .. l'rO " 861 ., 1,8,23 2SP 7~3~ 12,009 3/111 I 8 7 28 4 12 IY Yb 166

6 3 10 12 .. 5 13 13 67 111

3 3 3 25 4 36 14 7 19 128 213 2

2 16 8 21 16 7 19 3 107 195

2 6 19 37 34 11 144 205 3

2 .. 35 18 22 4 28 3 138 210

3 9 12 19 8 37 5 153 231 4

2 9 26 19 .. 86 19 54 7 268 409 64

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL BARAMULA

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Wardl Mohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Insti tutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes ,_...... ______,Persons (I-IX) Block inKm2 Houses r- ,---...... __, ,..--A--, ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

5 Kakar Hamam E.B. (9) 48 80 581 307 274 116 34 141 2 Kakar Hamam E. B. (10) 32 50 372 197 175 76 36 105 6 Ganai Hamam E. B. (11) 25 43 286 148 138 58 17 72 Ganai Hamam E. B. (12) 48 80 563 303 260 134 60 143 6 7 Khawaja Sahib E. B. (13) 54 84 646 321 325 186 100 135 7

Khawaja Sahib E. B. (14) 60 80 567 308 259 110 41 154 8 Faqir Wani E. B. (15) 22 27 192 III 81 34 6 62 9 JaJal Sahib E. B. (16) 61 104 762 396 366 175 103 173 6 Jalal Sahib E.B. (17) 39 64 411 218 193 99 58 107 4 10 Mir Sahib E. B. (18) 31 54 354- IS5 169 77 3S 97 2

Mir Sahib E. B. (19) 75 124 787 432 355 212 92 226 7 11 Syed Kariro Sahib E.B. (20) 63 98 686 372 314 124 45 176 9 Syed Karim Sahib E. B. (21) 60 100 776 416 360 121 35 202 2 12 Ram Ghat E. B. (22) 51 85 528 276 252 203 114 III 6 13 Banglow Bagh E. B. (23) 77 104 764 391 373 139 46 183 3

14- Ataro-Pora (Malayar Pota) E. B. (24) 27 37 356 187 169 18 4 128 15 Azad Gunj E. B. (25) 32 50 409 216 193 97 47 94 2 Azad Gunj E. B. (26) 17 19 164 93 71 38 15 41 16 Khan Pora E. B. (27) 69 84 508 268 240 61 16 138 Khan Pora E. B. (28) 72 101 681 361 320 159 47 177 7 65

CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS ------, I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & r------"-----l truc- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold ,Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities r----A---, ,__.___, ,--.A._, r-.A.-, ,-.A., r-.A., ,.A.-, r-.A.-, ,.A., ,_.A.--, ,____...... _, M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

7 57 2 18 12 44 2 166 272 5

10 18 11 11 14 40 92 174

; 1 34 3 24 2 8 76 138 6

3 2 44 7 48 8 31 6 160 254

7 19 17 40 17 34 7 186 318 7

2 42 12 22 15 34 26 154 258

13 7 13 3 2 19 5 49 81 8

2 66 22 35 10 38 6 223 360 9

6 5 28 33 4 29 4 1I1 189

33 5 24 14 20 2 88 167 10

8 71 18 64 28 37 7 206 348

2 6 3 79 8 78 9 196 305 11

12 19 13 49 69 40 2 214 358

4 12 9 47 5 34 6 165 246 12

7 9 58 15 53 10 31 3 208 370 13

123 4 59 169 14

4 17 13 28 7 20 2 122 191 15

9 7 9 3 11 52 71

29 14 4 26 2 7 9 32 15 130 240. 16

13 2 4 26 4 9 29 27 17 46 7 184 313 66

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL BARAMULA

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward! Mohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKm9 Houses r----"---t r--'--l r----"---t ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Khan Pora E. B. (29) 30 39 257 141 116 85 52 65 13 Khan Pora E. B. (30) 45 61 375 204 171 72 18 112 5 Khan Pora E. B. (31) 45 57 341 180 161 34 13 104 3 Khan Pora E. B. (32) 42 65 347 182 165 28 2 119 17 Mohalla Jadeed E. B. (33) 132 144 844 463 381 289 154 187 12

Mohalla Jaceed E. B. (34) 108 168 876 466 410 351 224 204 27 18 Kanli Bagh E. B. (35) 94 132 876 447 429 179 137 218 43 Kanli Bagh E. B. (36) 63 107 605 327 278 232 156 134 11 Kanli Bagh E. B. (37) 129 207 1,250 656 594 404 271 297 22 19 Ushkara Bala E. B. (38) 95 124 926 509 417 135 9 256

Ushkara Bala E. B. 39 79 111 925 500 425 92 15 232 20 Rangwar E. B. (40) 50 78 562 296 266 117 49 119 2 21 Dewan Bagh E. B. (41) 81 114 583 323 260 196 88 159 4 Dewan Bagh E. B. (42) 78 107 543 301 242 190 III 146 5 22 Kant-Bagh E. B. (43) 31 48 336 181 155 73 34 73 3

23 Khaja Bagh E. B. (44) 49 61 391 223 168 78 10 102 Khaja Bagh E. B. (45) 77 113 646 369 277 171 46 183 Khaja Bagh E. B. (46) 81 122 815 455 360 214 39 260 24 Sherwani Coloner E. B. (47) 63 87 461 230 231 126 84 96 16 25 Boat Population E. B. (48) 43 43 246 137 109 17 4 71 67

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS -. I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & r----"------. truc- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cutiva- tations, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities r-----"---, r---A.----. r---~ ~ r-"---o ,.-'--, ~ ~ r-"---o ,.----"-----, r----"------., M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

4 3 3 8 11 4 32 13 76 103

13 3 2 5 41 5 4 7 17 15 5 92 166

21 22 2 ., 4 28 7 11 8 3 76 158

17 51 26 3 2 6 13 63 165

4 4 19 8 40 46 66 12 276 369 17

7 9 51 35 28 73 26 262 383

19 29 3 9 15 14 26 103 43 229 386 18

7 11 5 19 10 12 69 11 193 267

8 11 9 29 51 45 144 22 359 572

114 91 5 2 2 3 6 32 253 417 19

94 8 9 16 74 29 268 424

24 3 11 7 42 31 2 177 264 20

3 3 21 15 16 100 4 164 256 21

30 22 31 9 11 43 5 155 237

6 4 20 4 3 10 26 3 108 152 22

4 8 30 18 11 14 16 121 16B 23

3 13 27 52 13 31 44 186 277

16 7 31 54 16 35 101 195 359

2 3 19 2 8 62 16 134 215 24

2 27 38 2 66 109 25 ~::: r0 ..

~.. .

\ . \

o _;~v-----, I­ " ... ~u ~._o v ~b" o o -(/) a: I­ (0'" q." : :c V)~ LLJ 0- " I... ~ . .... 0*'0 '- •.,0 '-----'U') I ~ n· ..... '"L /,. ~:: 1 I S iH 3.L ,"Q l 0 .. TEHSIL GULMARG 70

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL GULMARG

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward! Mohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKms Houses f""'---..A..----., ,...._.,..___, ,...... _, ,-...-A.---., ,.....__..,..__ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

3/5 Gulmllrg Tehsil Total 116.2 Kmll 5,271 6,470 37,02220,327 16,695 26 4,073 366 11,838 63 (11,624 Hectares) Rural 108.4 Km ll 5,071 6,257 36,1-79 19,831 16,648 26 3,81-9 350 11,377 58 (10,840 Hectares) Urban 7.8 Km2 197 213 543 496 47 224 16 461 5 (784 Hectares)

I Meripora 21 14 15 95 47 48 3 26 2 Hardushuru 306 142 160 945 486 459 73 276 3 Batapora Sagri 36 17 19 J II 51 60 9 29 4 Kohlar 23 7 8 32 18 14 2 12 5 Zasapora 17 II 14 68 37 31 27

6 Khamander Pora 74 26 33 201 108 93 12 49 7 Rawatpora 94 39 43 254 132 122 26 1 80 8 Atipora Zikar 106 42 45 251 136 1I5 24 3 79 9 Kralawat 77 36 44 308 172 136 42 21 96 10 Malapora Sangrarna 60 18 19 133 70 63 4 51

II Ranbirpora 79 47 52 283 146 137 18 75 12 Panditpora Bala 109 48 50 312 180 132 30 4 109 13 Hayat Pora 91 25 33 180 100 80 18 58 14 Sonlipora 46 24 26 154 66 88 6 38 15 Kothipora 38 20 28 166 83 83 3 43

16 Bachipora 35 20 22 95 49 46 5 22 17 Hari Utnu 309 173 211 1,186 638 548 l04 9 400 2 18 Chandi Lura 59 57 68 338 192 146 65 16 101 3 19 Wahi Pora 30 17 23 160 95 65 33 2 40 20 Badipora 61 19 19 113 59 54 7 31

21 Druru 133 75 87 485 264 221 57 2 139 22 Marchipora 40 29 35 277 156 121 61 91 23 Kunchipora 50 28 45 299 161 138 17 91 24 Reram 112 61 76 441 255 186 52 2 124 25 Gound Magsud 23 7 14 65 35 30 2 22 71

CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS ....., II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & r-~ truc- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Luca, Cutiva- tations, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities r----"------, r---A.----., ,---A.----., ~ ~ ..--'---I ~ ,-.A....; ~ ,---A.--, ,.---.A.-----""\ M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

8,763 33 288 346 9 1 373 1 76 167 445 198 1,181 20 8,489 16,632 3/5

8,761 33 288 317 9 1 358 1 65 147 255 178 1,007 15 8,454 16,590

2 29 15 J1 20 190 20 174 5 35 42

22 1 1 2 21 48 1 226 6 13 2 3 2 23 210 459 2 27 22 60 3 II 6 14 4 22 3 2 10 31 5

45 4 59 93 6 56 5 4 5 2 3 5 52 122 7 65 4 2 6 57 114 8 62 8 9 15 76 135 9 48 3 19 63 10

72 3 71 137 11 92 2 3 11 71 132 12 54 3 42 80 13 36 2 28 88 14 37 5 40 83 15

21 1 27 46 16 283 23 16 9 2 23 7 2 35 2 238 546 17 52 6 3 .. 4 13 9 12 3 91 143 18 8 2 20 2 6 55 65 19 28 28 54 20

65 24 4 16 2 6 5 3 14 125 221 21 78 2 1 10 65 121 22 55 8 15 1 2 5 5 70 138 23 93 2 2 3 3 5 15 131 186 24 22 13 30 25 72

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL GULMARG

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block in Kms Houses r------"-----, ,---"----, r--"-, ,--.A.------, ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

26 Gokahama 42 35 42 291 154 137 45 4 80 27 Chanda Bug NAri Khar 28 13 16 72 40 32 3 23 28 Awa Lawa 36 26 33 172 92 80 16 55 29 Mulagam 114 53 78 444 241 203 48 134 30 Dewa Bug 174 83 101 560 312 248 105 3 158

31 Pandit Pora Pain 40 17 20 109 53 56 6 29 32 Kunjar 98 89 102 568 306 262 74 171 33 Takia Batapora 76 68 80 420 223 197 36 4 98 2 34 Hardu Beni 201 57 78 527 294 233 59 6 166 35 Lal Pora 905 332 407 2,535 1,373 1,162 4 364 58 731 10

36 Manglara 70 36 44 338 191 147 28 99 37 Goni Pora 184 89 lOB 574 310 264 IB 188 38 Kech Mati Pora 46 23 29 179 94 85 25 4 55 39 Osan Bangil 259 107 127 779 396 383 122 18 220 40 Heeng 144 57 68 363 204 159 2 23 125

41 Harduauboora 427 209 242 1,314 771 543 2 82 15 476 42 Gund Dalwach 176 64 76 407 226 181 3 63 3 122 43 Buna Gund 69 16 17 108 67 41 1 13 43 44 Larik Pora 85 34 39 252 141 111 2 45 70 45 Buna Sharan 94 41 48 269 144 125 5 97

46 Malwah 81 25 32 207 III 96 9 72 47 Gogal Dara 127 57 82 455 259 196 95 8 176 48 Hari Para 47 16 27 145 80 65 10 49 49 Kharapora 112 19 23 124 67 57 10 40 50 Dewapora (Dardpora) 209 84 liB 673 372 301 2 63 17 245

51 Badrakot 189 43 56 323 182 141 2 29 4 125 52 Dara Kashi 197 75 B9 497 266 231 31 193 53 (Chandil) Wanigam 218 107 131 766 443 323 55 293 54 Kawrahama 146 112 153 845 461 384 83 II 240 55 Chandil 81 42 64 376 216 160 45 2 126 73

CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS II III' IV V VI VII VIII IX x Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & r------"------l truc­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Com­ & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu­ Other Non­ Loca­ Cultiva­ tations, Or­ hold Household nica­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities .----'-----, ,-_-'-_, ,-_.A.----, ,--'-, ,--'-, ,...... , r-...... ,-...... ,-...... ----'--, ,----.A.------, M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

45 3 3 2 20 5 74 137 26 17 4 1 17 32 27 51 2 37 79 28 97 14 5 4 3 1 10 107 203 29 120 4 2 5 5 2 19 154 247 30

23 3 3 24 56 31 124 3 4 5 4 14 6 11 135 262 32 77 2 5 3 5 4 4 125 195 33 134 5 6 2 2 16 128 233 34 583 5 9 32 29 6 7 5 60 5 642 1,152 35

84 2 2 2 3 5 92 147 36 170 2 9 7 122 264 37 54 I 39 85 38 176 6 I 7 6 22 176 383 39 99 10 3 2 2 6 79 159 40

349 42 5 21 4 8 9 4 34 295 543 41 84 6 II 3 16 104 181 42 37 3 24 41 43 52 I 14 71 III 44 88 3 4 47 125 45

64 2 4 39 96 46 150 3 2 2 2 3 13 83 196 47 44 1 3 31 65 48 36 2 27 57 49 222 21 127 301 50

113 10 57 141 51 184 2 7 73 231 52 253 2 3 4 4 4 23 150 323 53 179 3 10 20 3 23 221 383 54 93 9 23 90 160 55 74

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL GULMARG

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward! Mahalia! hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi­ House­ and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block in Km' House. r-----'-----, ,..-J--, ,..-..-'---, r---J'---, P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

56 Ogmana 220 123 152 919 504 415 176 15 268 57 Bunagam 123 61 70 426 225 201 65 15 137 58 Ratniporapain 89 16 20 113 55 58 6 25 59 Sharai 137 65 78 483 256 227 40 5 146 60 Pariswani 151 48 58 371 205 166 66 2 131

61 Darahama 37 17 21 108 57 51 10 34 62 Kulhama 66 22 28 142 71 71 7 39 63 Tanberhama 80 43 52 281 138 J4Ferozpora 543 308 390 2,385 1,278 1,107 293 26 723

66 Chakthan Chanapora 70 46 52 268 154- 114 22 94 67 Solinda 56 29 29 216 104 112 14 51 68 Kamupora 43 20 31 166 87 79 17 5 42 69 Gotti Pora 47 19 26 142 75 67 12 5 41 70 Khachi Para 19 II 12 96 50 46 29 28

71 Warapora (Wawapora) 68 42 45 308 167 141 32 96 72 Chak Mirja Jamadar 18 4: 5 37 17 20 2 8 73 Katapora 146 75 102 616 329 287 58 15 169 74 Zeran 34 13 15 81 49 32 3 25 75 Batu .'i8 9 12 108 57 51 5 39 7

76 Budipora 42 31 34 174 94 80 13 49 77 Faja Para 29 10 20 115 58 57 6 40 78 Mula Bangil 27 21 27 215 121 94 35 1 67 79 Haji Bal 447 247 283 1,476 816 660 121 2 489 80 Dewa Dragad 74 25 32 233 114 119 19 61

81 Hardu Ichlu 127 55 67 373 203 170 26 113 82 Hardu Madam 113 40 44 262 144 \18 21 2 70 83 Tokal para 23 8 12 54 28 26 14 84 Ratnipora Bala 23 18 20 126 65 61 14 31 85 Pajwal Pora 23 8 11 67 32 35 5 18 75

CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS -, I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & truc- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ...--'----, ,----"----, r---"---, ~ ,-...... _, ,-...... _, ,-...... _, ,-...... _, ,...... _, r--.A. ----, r---.A.-----, M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

186 9 16 3 4 19 5 26 236 415 56 91 6 10 4 6 19 88 201 57 22 2 1 30 58 58 122 3 3 3 13 110 226 59 105 10 4 10 74 165 60

27 5 2 23 51 61 28 5 3 32 71 62 60 5 I 3 68 P43 63 207 3 17 3 2 7 16 46 222 439 64 541 11 24 14 2 26 7 24 74 555 1,105 65

80 2 2 8 60 114 66 47 2 2 53 112 67 39 1 .. 45 79 68 32 5 2 34 67 69 23 3 22 46 70

51 7 5 2 6 23 71 141 71 5 3 9 20 72 129 4 6 2 9 4 13 160 287 73 20 3 24 32 74 28 7 2 7 18 44 75

23 2 2 21 45 80 76 28 1 3 7 18 57 77 47 3 1 4 11 54 94 78 278 16 37 8 9 22 27 91 327 659 79 60 53 119 80

101 4 2 5 90 170 81 60 2 5 74 118 82 12 2 14 26 83 28 2 34 61 84 15 14 35 85 76

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL GULMARG

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKmS Houses r- ,---A----., r-..A..-.., r-----"------, ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

86 Tantri Pora 26 24 29 159 86 73 10 62 87 Turkabat Para 95 .58 71 414 220 194 35 141 88 Home 44 15 21 98 56 42 2 35 89 Hai Pora 32 24 27 132 79 53 6 46 90 Darweshpora 40 7 9 44 24 20 14

91 Watal Pora 45 20 27 158 74 84 20 30 92 Bishani Pora 47 U N I N H A B I T E D 93 Nadir Gund 43 28 39 265 149 116 10 78 94 Kharni pora 40 24 32 158 90 68 8 42 95 Kanhama 26 17 18 74 39 35 6 19

96 Khaipora Bala 107 47 63 394 209 185 29 106 97 Tertran 65 15 22 115 63 52 2 44 3 98 Khaipora Pain 122 46 66 352 194 158 32 \08 99 Moghal Pora 95 35 38 231 130 101 23 99 11 100 Sherapora Tolagam 39 28 32 204 118 86 23 71

101 Harnow Kawachak 127 55 67 402 219 183 58 13 131 I 102 Forest Block 37 71 312 180 132 18 124 9

3/IV GulDlarg Notified Area 7.84 KDl2 tj7 213 543 \96 .7 224 16 461 5 Ward No. E. B. (1) 50 56 178 144 34 89 16 115 4 2 Ward No. 2 E. B. (2) 51 54 124 122 2 58 120 3 Ward No. 3 E. B. (2) 60 67 165 156 9 47 154 4 Ward No. 4 E. B. (3) 22 22 33 31 2 II 30 5 Ward No. 5 E. B. (3) 14 14 43 43 19 42 77

CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS ~ -, I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & r----'------l truc- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold - Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities r ___.A._-, ,.....__...___-, ~ r-.A....., r..A..-, r.A....., r-..A..-... r-..A..-... r A -, r--A_"") r---..A.---, M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

59 1 2 24 73 86 118 5 8 10 79 194 87 22 9 2 21 42 88 41 2 33 53 89 14 10 20 90

29 1 44 84 91 U N I N H A B I T E D ) 92 55 5 3 3 2 10 71 116 93 40 2 48 68 94 5 3 8 3 20 35 95

78 16 4 2 5 103 185 96 39 3 1 3 19 49 97 89 3 4 2 2 2 5 86 158 98 88 11 3 3 4 31 90 99 47 13 3 3 4 47 86 100

83 26 6 II 88 182 101 77 40 9 5 2 56 123 102

2 15 11 20 190 174 5 35 .29 2~., 42 3/IV

2 6 3 10 9 47 4 54 4 29 30

10 10 40 7 52 2 2 2

2 2 99 8 42 2 9 3

3 3 1 22 1 4

17 24 5 \ - '\ Ill' :r. ) Ill\. I-

...... J ::> :;:... It:..... I- u a

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TERSIL URI

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town! village in (including Literate Location Ward/MohalIa! hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi­ House­ and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKms Houses ,...... --'-----, r-A -, ,-----'---, r---A----") P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Il 12 13 14 15 16

3!6 Uri Tehsil Total 255.3 KID2 6,329 7,616 50,211 27,063 23,148 4 .. 4,471 392 15,361 171 (25,532 Hectares) Rural 251-.1I'm2 6,259 7,540 1-9,76826,821 22,91-7 4 .. 1-,339 334 15,231 166 (25,1-13 Hectares) Urban 1.2 Km l 70 76 41-3 242 201 132 58 130 5 (119 Hectares)

1 Lim\}er 394 204 261 1,498 847 651 133 3 479 17 2 Nau-Gram 26 7 7 41 21 20 B 13 1 3 Theth Mulla Kallan 121 46 57 377 200 177 23 115 12 4 Theth Mulla Khurad 195 43 49 335 180 155 19 112 11 5 Rampoor 70 38 43 340 180 160 45 3 96

6 Buni-yar 110 60 77 462 232 230 50 8 130 7 Chahal 49 5 9 38 27 11 9 24 8 Pringal 30 24 29 204 106 98 42 4 57 9 Wari Khah 44 20 21 140 80 60 30 37 10 Bimyar 563 147 164 953 535 418 81 3 301

11 Pahli Pora 785 190 218 1,411 766 645 133 21 483 9 12 Nagnari 412 84 II.'! 687 382 305 46 8 218 4 13 Minj Gran 225 58 69 432 245 187 43 135 2 14 Zehempora 418 106 134 872 483 389 77 9 336 2 15 Peernian 93 34 46 327 211 116 97 2 154

16 Girda Nawah 54 41 56 332 182 150 30 2 108 17 Ijara 281 96 116 760 408 352 65 6 255 18 Hundi Noweshera 51 60 98 697 381 316 96 13 238 19 Javind 25 29 43 301 165 316 24 3 69 20 Shala Dajan 108 42 46 311 165 146 3 90

21 Bern ate 164 89 117 794 448 346 41 277 22 Batangi 40 34 43 291 161 130 26 93 4 23 Hilad-Peernian 71 49 61 360 195 165 23 103 2 24 Bila Salamabad 37 21 23 167 88 79 28 58 25 Ladi 62 36 53 355 180 175 15 106 8t

CENSUS ABSTRACT

______. ______WORKERSA- ______~ II III IV V VI VII VIII IX x Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & r------'-----l true­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Com­ & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu­ Other Non­ Loca­ Cultiva­ tations, Or­ hold 'Household nica­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- dons vices Code allied try try No. activities r----A----., r---A----., r----A----., ,_.,._., .-~ ,.--"-, ,_.,._., .-~ ,.-.A--., r----A------. ,,___..A.----., M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 ~ ~ 37 ~

12,128 68 486 1 273 24 2 . . 232 29 40 408 204 15 216 .. 1,372 34 11,702 22,977 3/6

12,076 68 485 1 271 24 2 226 29 40 401 180 15 208 .. 1,342 29 11,590 22,781

52 1 2 6 7 24 8 30 5 112 196

307 37 8 4 19 13 45 8 15 40 368 634 I II 1 1 8 19 2 92 1 5 2 2 362 10 85 165 3 92 2 2 3 7 9 7 68 144 4 52 8 2 9 8 15 84 159 5

40 2 8 7 .. 16 6 29 22 102 229 6 7 12 5 3 11 7 32 3 5 4 2 10 49 98 8 24 1 6 2 3 43 60 9 223 II 19 9 7 7 24 234 417 10

368 2 36 2 10 2 23 .. 6 .. 37 3 283 636 II 157 2 41 4 16 164 301 12 94 2 29 1 8 110 185 13 256 2 2 7 13 26 7 6 19 147 387 14 33 102 3 14 57 116 15

91 1 3 11 74 150 16 195 3 7 7 21 2 19 153 351 17 107 68 5 7 8 7 8 27 143 316 18 59 9 96 136 19 85 5 75 146 20

266 11 171 345 21 60 18 2 1 4 2 9 68 126 22 68 4 2 3 2 12 14 92 163 23 47 I 4 5 30 79 24 75 20 5 2 4 74 175 25 82

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL URI

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mohalla! hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi­ House­ and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block in Km2 Houses r--...... _, r-~ r-~ r---~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

26 Pran Kutran 23 13 16 100 58 42 11 35 27 Biohi 28 22 23 188 107 81 12 58 28 Banali 113 86 III 727 394 333 76 221 2 29 Trikanjan 127 85 105 754 422 332 105 9 237 30 Dara Kujan 55 18 20 155 92 63 7 46

31 Dudaran 53 38 43 415 223 192 26 145 32 Maidanan 94 35 50 378 220 158 9 82 33 Salasan 49 19 26 176 95 81 8 60 34 Badau 16 11 19 143 84 59 33 4 40 2 35 Jabdi 30 5 9 68 42 26 27

36 Chotali 138 41 53 401 204 197 8 134 37 Gagar Hal 19 9 9 63 36 27 1 22 38 Sahoora 321 33 49 321 171 150 20 80 39 Namla 1,195 320 398 2,753 1,478 1,275 4 ra9 18 860 4 40 Hathlanga 259 90 91 502 280 222 32 152

41 Saidpura 68 22 23 130 63 67 30 42 Bal Koote 253 74 96 597 322 275 63 3 162 43 Salli Koot 62 13 18 III 59 52 12 27 44 Tulwari 76 24 33 218 116 102 6 70 45 Chuanda 246 68 86 556 291 265 19 177

46 Bat Gran 125 26 36 185 99 86 9 67 47 Thl\ial 195 52 59 403 220 183 9 137 1 48 Uri 312 121 155 1,024 547 477 130 28 315 1 49 Ghar Kote' 762 269 313 1,923 1,015 908 106 7 553 9 50 Manchi Krand 82 49 58 390 223 167 13 III

51 Bandi Brehmanan 247 75 89 665 344 321 95 19 161 4 52 Pirasthan 147 3 3 27 13 14 2 6 53 Sukhdar 58 16 16 134 74 60 14 35 54 Badan 335 61 78 241 133 108 33 73 55 GohaJlan 688 82 105 978 573 405 33 364 83

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS -, I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & truc- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- -Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ,..-.-A------., ,__...... ____, ~ ~ ~ r-"--l r-.A.-, r-.A.-, ~ r---"----, ,---"------, M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

31 1 2 23 42 26 40 5 3 2 3 .. 1 .. 4 49 81 27 201 2 2 7 1 .. 10 173 331 28 146 34 4 13 3 .. 2 .. 34 185 332 29 45 46 63 30

138 7 78 192 31 67 9 6 138 158 32 45 9 1 4 35 81 33 18 2 3 17 2 44 57 34 25 15 26 35

131 2 70 197 36 20 1 14 27 37 76 4 91 150 38 782 16 2 2 3 .. 1 .. 52 3 618 1,271 39 144 8 128 222 40

29 33 67 41 148 3 11 160 275 42 18 3 .. 5 32 52 43 63 7 46 102 44 170 6 114 264 45

65 2 32 86 46 126 3 8 83 182 47 182 17 6 8 11 4 15 .. 12 .. 60 232 476 48 495 9 8 8 1 4 6 .. 31 462 899 49 62 12 3 5 6 11 11 112 167 50

48 8 2 12 10 .. 29 51 4 183 317 51 1 1 2 7 14- 52 28 2 3 1 39 60 53 62 3 2 6 60 108 54 336 6 3 5 2 1 .. 11 209 405 55 84

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL URI

r-----

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House­ and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKm2 Houses r------A------, r--.A..----, ,-.A.., r---"-----, r---.A.._----, P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

56 Jablah 575 79 87 554 315 239 48 167 10 57 Nowpora 135 15 20 131 65 66 15 3 34 2 58 Ramgae 580 43 46 328 172 156 28 103 59 Salamabad 284 57 62 421 236 185 98 19 123 4 60 Nawaian Rundan 577 93 110 724 398 326 18 239

61 Dard Kote 841 64 70 466 260 206 14 157 62 Isham 342 55 73 552 284 268 93 6 135 63 Chakra 104 12 20 128 66 62 12 36 64 Gavalata 616 70 83 516 282 234 54 160 65 Moriyan N.A. (UNADMINISTERED VILLAGES

66 Gikote N.A. (UNADM NISTERED VILLAGES) 67 Dobang N.A. (UNADM NISTERED VILLAGES) 68 Feeban N.A. ( UNA D M NISTERED VILLAGES) 69 A;hniji N.A. ( UNADMI NISTERED VILLAGES) 70 Barn Bat 86 ( U N I N H A BIT E D

71 Addosa 82 U N I N H A B T E D 72 Nalai UNADMI NISTERED VILLAGES) 73 Dulanja 367 U N I N H A BIT E D 74 Sha Dara 363 41 45 301 171 130 17 84 I 75 Kandi Barjala 304 76 89 592 302 290 31 5 216 2

76 Hardo Kamal Koote 569 155 166 1,166 621 545 83 363 3 77 Bande 462 95 119 683 356 327 56 3 225 78 Chapper 87 18 21 120 69 51 13 43 79 Sultan Daki 633 109 112 831 458 373 25 260 flO Bas Gran 486 50 50 346 175 171 29 89

81 Dachi 556 74 82 545 276 269 29 129 82 Paran Pilan 640 117 122 891 458 433 112 3 234 83 Chollan Kalsan 409 83 115 660 343 317 42 172 84 Zamboor Pattan 313 68 70 411 213 198 22 139 3 85 Dhani Saidan 240 86 114 798 422 376 52 3 254 85

CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS

II III IV V VI VII VIII IX x Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & ,..------"------1 true­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Com­ & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu­ Other Non­ Loca­ Cultiva­ tations, Or­ hold Household nica­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ~ ,..----"--, r---~ ,..-.A., r-~ r-~ ,..-~ ,..-~ ,..-~ ,..----"----, M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36

123 4 15 9 8 .. 5 2 9 148 229 56 14 II 3 2 I 5 31 64 57 64 3 26 I 2 1 6 69 156 58 51 9 11 4 3 10 .. 15 12 11 113 181 59 226 2 2 9 159 325 60

149 1 6 103 206 61 102 4 I .. 12 2 3 II 149 268 62 35 1 30 62 63 147 2 1 .. 8 122 234 64 u N A D M I N I S T ERE D VILLAGES 65

u N A D M I N I S T ERE D VILLAGES) 66 u N A D M I N I S T ERE D VILLAGES) 67 u N A D M I N I S T ERE D VILLAGES) 68 u N A D M I N I S T ERE D VILLAGES) 69 U N I N H A BIT E D 70

U N I N H A B I T E D 7I u N A D M I N I S T ERE D VILLAGES 72 U N I N H A BIT E D 73 76 I .. 6 87 129 74 209 2 7 86 288 75

319 3 21 1 .. 21 258 542 76 208 2 14 131 326 77 42 1 26 51 78 245 14 198 373 79 85 4 86 171 80

120 8 147 269 81 184 9 2 4 8 27 224 432 82 154 1 4 13 17I 317 83 134 3 5 74 195 84 236 17 168 376 85 86

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY T£HSIL URI

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location WardJ MohallaJ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKm9 Houses r---""----, r--"--, r-~ ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

86 Dwaran 310 88 99 684 332 352 100 166 87 Darah Goolan 257 63 75 447 236 211 29 142 88 Gingal 441 105 121 960 505 455 162 II 264 3 89 Mohora 110 105 117 740 405 335 165 32 254 22 90 Uran Bua 110 87 103 710 373 337 102 13 214

91 Kenchan 47 28 28 199 101 98 21 2 30 92 Salamabad 798 205 239 1,457 789 668 66 403 93 Bagnah N oor Khah 682 J83 214 1,417 755 662 85 10 399 3 94 Nalusah 297 67 75 534 276 258 57 7 149 1 95 Lachi Pora 781 234 289 1,819 968 851 153 586 2

96 Biji Hama 450 121 144 975 513 462 139 20 287 7 97 Brari Pora 236 49 58 343 184 159 17 7 107 98 Muqam Piran 66 21 26 187 99 88 26 4 50 99 Kathal Hil Patribal 480 69 83 582 295 287 43 2 152 4 100 Mayan 93 31 48 339 182 157 13 92

3tV Uri Notified Area 1.19 Km.2 70 76 443 242 201 132 58 130 5 Lagarna E. B. (I) 70 76 443 242 201 132 58 130 5 87

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS ~ ~ II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & .A J truc- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- - Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities r-----'----j ,.----"--~ r--..A--....., ,.-A-~ ,.-.A-, r-"'--l ,.-.A-, ,.-.A...... , ,.-.A-, ,.-_.A._~ ,.--.-.---A.---""") M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

142 5 5 1:J 166 352 86 135 2 5 94 211 87 194 3 4 6 5 54 241 452 88 122 20 15 116 2 151 313 89 157 17 2 37 159 336 90

22 2 2 3 71 98 91 354 8 5 1 34 386 668 92 334 3 7 3 1 17 7 26 356 659 93 102 10 3 7 2 24 127 257 94 547 2 4 6 28 382 849 95

128 49 22 19 3 8 3 55 4 226 455 96 90 1 3 2 9 77 158 97 34 2 2 3 8 49 87 98 128 4 2 3 3 2 2 12 143 283 99 81 2 2 6 90 157 100

52 1 2 6 .. 7 .. 24 .. 8 . . 30 5 112 196 3/V

52 2 6 .. 7 .. 24 .. 8 .. 30 5 112 196 « 0:: oCt « ..J ~ ::> Q -< "II: Z < « III :J: ...... J v C/) ....II: :J: V) l&J 0 t- TEHSIL HANDW ARA 90

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL HANDWARA

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/ Mohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Insti tutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block in "Kmll Houses ~ r-"--. ,...... _....___ ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

3/7 Handwara Tehsil Total 281.0 Kmt 12,159 15,828 96,00952,166 43,843 .. 10,641 1,101 29,966 1,583 (28,096 Hectares) Rural 272.5 Kms 11,532 15,055 90,98449,465 41,519 9,690 811 28,593 1,544 (27,250 Hectares)

Urban 8.5 Km 2 627 773 5,025 2,701 2,324 951 290 1,373 39 (846 Hectares)

1 Kandi Khas 620 325 379 2,218 1,226 992 256 15 723 31 2 Treach 195 80 93 542 291 251 94 1 164 1 3 Nut Nusa 598 252 303 1,927 1,034- 893 158 4- 563 2 4 Kawa Wari 194 80 94 585 307 278 76 .2 162 5 Jagar Pur 172 113 170 1,111 591 520 168 6 342 41

6 Neli Pora 159 90 116 660 357 303 56 3 204 7 7 Sodal 176 68 87 513 271 242 29 153 1 8 Bata Pora Magam 85 56 77 437 231 206 39 3 128 2 9 Khan Pora 6B 59 72 419 225 194- 11 130 10 Udhpora 128 103 127 802 424 378 100 2 211

II Shihil Hal 221 86 97 600 315 285 60 198 12 Wagri Pora 28 U N I N H A B I T E D 13 Wari Para Guni Para 188 85 106 590 317 273 35 197 14 Waskura 120 45 60 376 194 182 22 4 118 15 Hamipora 21 9 10 67 34 33 22

16 Rakhi Shihil Hal 30 29 33 175 98 77 2 58 17 Athratoo 21 UN I N H A B I T E D 18 Tuti Gund 69 26 32 173 86 87 32 3 49 19 Kulangam Bagh (Partly) 223 145 163 1,042 560 482 164 8 313 20 Glura 135 92 119 811 438 373 126 13 250

21 Choti Pora 163 U N I N H A B I T E D 22 Kuhru III 61 71 530 295 235 60 4- 148 23 KuItra 162 55 57 459 244- 215 51 III 24 Chugal 236 119 151 938 513 425 104 10 320 25 Maidani Chugal 331 238 272 1,798 962 836 373 89 526 14 91

CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS ------~~------~------~ I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX x Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Oons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & ,-__..A- __--, truc­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Oom­ & & Plan- ing House­ Other than merce Oommu­ Other Non- Loca- Oultiva­ ta tions, Or­ hold Household nica­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus­ tions vices Oode allied try try No. activities ,.--A------, r-A -, ,--....._____, r..A-, ~ ,-A-..., ,-~ rA, ,-A-..., ,---A.---., r--.A.--'"") M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

23,485 1,383 1,521 3 457 3 8 921 132 112 .. 291 577 262 .. 2,332 62 22,200 42,260 3/7

22,768 1,368 1,388 2 430 3 8 872 132 89 . . 269 472 .. 219 .. 2,078 39 20,872 39,975

717 15 133 1 27 49 .. 23 .. 22 105 .. 43 254 23 1,328 2,285

473 79 8 39 29 18 .. 33 .. 12 61 503 961 1 117 19 6 2 .. 1 .. 1 .. 2 .. 16 127 250 2 430 2 27 2 35 2 14 6 6 41 471 891 3 146 3 2 3 8 145 278 4 253 36 28 14 8 5 2 .. 2 8 6 21 249 479 5

148 6 16 23 4 .. 12 153 296 6 122 18 2 11 118 241 7 73 30 6 2 2 15 103 204 8 90 30 I 3 6 95 193 9 170 5 5 3 .. 8 .. 2 .. 4 .. 14 213 378 10

164 11 2 I .. 2 ...... 18 117 284 11 u N I N H A B I T E D ) 12 175 3 4 .. 6 8 120 273 13 94 5 I .. 9 .. 1 ., 7 76 182 14 22 12 33 15

54 3 1 40 77 16 U N I N H A B I T E D ) 17 37 2 1 I .. 6 .. 2 37 87 18 242 19 5 4 .. 6 .. 2 .. 9 8 18 247 481 19 172 3 7 42 .. 5 21 188 373 20

U N I N H A B I T E D 21 114 2 2 3 .. 11 .. 3 .. 13 147 235 22 83 4 5 11 .. 8 133 215 23 244 10 6 18 2 6 1 3 30 193 425 24 259 10 44 36 I .. 23 10 21 27 22 .. 83 4 436 822 25 92

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL HANDWARA.

Name of Area of Total Population Village{Town{ village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mohalla{ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dentia1 holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block in Km' Houses r----...... ---- .... ~r-A--. ~ ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16

26 Buna Gam 61 51 57 355 185 170 36 2 104 27 Puhru Path 338 101 118 991 532 459 144 13 281 3 28 Hanji Shat 45 24 35 276 145 131 62 10 63 29 Khonubaba Gund 118 59 76 558 295 263 91 14 141 30 Hari Pora 118 42 52 459 246 213 73 4 146

31 Wahi Pora 183 68 90 605 330 275 89 5 181 32 Yunsu 142 71 91 592 299 293 64 174 33 Ujroo 97 32 43 454 241 213 93 13 109 34 Mala Bagh 27 26 31 180 95 85 5 72 2 35 Loki Pora 326 92 107 666 372 294 45 242 14

36 Nihama 62 32 38 298 153 145 56 10 74 37 Lal Bug 52 24 24 186 102 84 32 3 53 38 Krala Gund 161 76 118 797 427 370 101 7 216 2 39 Super Negam 152 95 98 659 355 304 60 3 204 40 Bicherwari 79 62 70 467 255 212 57 146

41 Khana Gund 36 18 19 139 79 60 13 44 42 Mundi Gam 83 60 76 495 270 225 43 2 150 43 Sahi Pora 140 81 110 680 348 332 81 7 190 44 Bera Gund 17 U N I N H A B I T E D 45 Kachlu Qazipora 142 78 107 748 388 360 95 7 229

46 Wangam 47 21 30 182 87 95 9 59 47 Khai Pora 309 50 63 427 227 200 50 2 152 3 4!l Thaka Pora 40 15 17 89 46 43 7 31 49 Pala Pora 96 43 57 351 195 156 44 121 50 Rani Pora 78 37 43 244 127 117 10 81

51 Rawal Pora 60 45 61 332 184 148 48 7 104- 52 Mangwal Pora 34 16 21 159 82 77 33 8 38 53 Badrah 95 82 83 513 282 231 63 150 54 Reshi Pora 147 41 51 320 181 139 11 III 55 Shihil Pora 36 II II 75 42 33 30 12 12 93

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS --. II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & true- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a). (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions viees Code allied try try No. activities ,..___....___, ,...--A.._, r---"----, ~ ~ ,..-'---, ~ r-"-, ~ r----A--, r---A~ M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

93 3 2 1 .. 5 81 170 26 207 24 7 12 3 10 19 251 456 27 47 1 ., 7 8 82 130 28 104 7 4 2 2 .. 21 154 263 29 108 19 2 4 5 8 100 213 30

145 2 2 6 ., 2 ., 11 13 149 275 31 127 8 8 ., 7 .. 4 4 4 .. 11 125 293 32 80 10 3 14 132 213 33 71 2 .. . , .. 23 83 34 230 14 2 9 130 280 35

50 2 " 6 14 79 rH 36 48 2 3 49 B4 37 123 6 7 49 ., 8 2 19 2 211 368 38 164 21 5 11 151 304 39 97 10 4 12 .. 1 .. 5 4 12 109 212 40

42 35 60 41

134 1 4 " J 9 120 225 42 152 2 4 5 7 4 15 158 332 43 ( U N I N H A B I T E D ) 44 174 16 19 .. 5 2 12 159 360 45

54 4 28 95 46 130 3 6 2 5 9 75 197 47 26 J 2 .. 2 15 43 48 103 7 1 .. 2 4 4 74 156 49 78 2 46 117 50

75 7 6 5 .. 3 6 80 148 51 35 I 2 44 77 52

, , 129 2 3 1 . . .. " 14 132 230 53 99 3 1 .. 3 .. 5 70 139 54 7 2 .. 3 30 33 55 94

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL HANDWARA r-----

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mahalia/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block in KmS Houses r----"------; ,_.....____._, ,.A.., ,...... _....---. r---"""____' P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 45678 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

56 Pazi Pora 70 14 15 100 53 47 17 3 26 57 Khawar Ware 44 20 23 145 80 65 21 2 47 58 Safal Pora 115 37 40 273 147 126 33 2 88 1 59 Dedar Para 252 72 104 642 357 285 171 93 177 5 60 Ranan 83 32 38 260 148 112 42 7 76

61 Muqam Handwanpora 45 25 32 192 105 87 27 3 60 62 Gund Kamal 114 32 36 202 118 84 17 69 36 63 Gund Chabutra 346 82 103 703 393 310 48 219 64 Ananwan 115 35 49 320 171 149 36 88 51 65 Ham Para 147 57 67 432 217 215 40 3 Il3 2

66 Pandit Para 225 81 111 721 385 336 46 4 221 67 Gana Para 174 89 111 049 344 305 39 I 222 68 Kachri 64 16 21 189 100 89 25 4 47 69 Spahan Yaru 55 38 40 273 161 112 30 I 81 70 Yarn 106 57 68 419 216 203 40 7 124

71 Udi Para 189 66 85 581 322 259 90 4 167 72 Bata Pora 34 23 26 210 108 102 23 53 73 Kargam 149 76 95 595 321 ~74 112 14 179 1 74 Maratgam 223 129 130 832 454 378 153 21 255 4 75 Langet 602 259 342 2,097 1,124 973 252 37 645 9

76 Hajan 190 52 75 397 215 182 55 3 129 49 77 Wulrama 255 66 )11 622 352 270 33 203 2 78 Chaka Poran 42 7 7 49 23 26 II 79 Kunel 85 37 46 287 152 135 67 5 78 80 Krala Para 143 60 76 433 259 174 17 154 103

81 Renga Path 343 114 140 761 434 327 67 244 137 82 Ash Para 318 81 127 723 392 331 61 2 242 83 Harawat 102 39 50 282 159 123 17 94 84 Mnqam Rajwar 23 16 25 155 86 69 10 60 85 Wajhama Jl4 50 65 365 199 166 28 146 9.5

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & truc- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities r-----"---, ,---'---, r-----"---, r--"--o r--"--o ,....-A-, r--"--o ,--"-1 r--"--o .---.A.-, ,--.A.____.., M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

21 4 27 47 56 38 3 1 .. 4 33 65 57 81 7 59 125 58 85 3 6 3 5 9 18 47 5 180 280 59 62 6 .. 8 72 112 60

52 3 4 45 87 61 64 36 1 4 49 48 62 178 7 11 4 4 14 174 310 63 75 51 5 2 5 83 98 64 96 1 .. 3 2 11 104 213 65

192 4 2 3 .. 19 164 336 66 192 12 2 1 14 122 304 67 42 3 2 53 89 68 60 6 .. 6 7 80 112 69 94 10 3 ...... 1 .. 4 1 .. 11 92 203 70

114 3 7 2 .. 5 1 .. 34 155 258 71 44 1 1 .. 7 55 102 72 120 2 2 18 1 .. 3 4 4 .. 25 1 142 273 73 192 8 4 2 .. 1 7 2 .. 39 2 199 374 74 406 5 29 41 50 3 12 22 16 66 4 479 964 75

108 49 4 2 12 86 133 76 168 2 13 9 11 149 268 77 II 12 26 78 63 2 11 74 135 79 105 71 139 102 2 " .. .. 2 2 9 80

174 108 34 2 4 29 4 4 21 190 190 81 190 7 16 . 7 22 150 331 82 46 39 2 7 65 123 83 56 2 26 69 84 127 7 7 4 53 166 85 -96

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL HANDWARA

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mohalli'll hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumeratoes Town dential holds Population) CaStes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKm' Houses ,-,----"-----, ,.._.A----., ~ ~ ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

86 Otingru 50 16 22 127 65 62 25 4- 39 87 Terina Tantri Gund 75 4-6 57 299 170 129 30 84 3 88 Budha Bug 79 35 45 24-7 132 115 17 81 89 Darabal Bala 42 18 21 116 66 50 9 41 90 Darabal Pain 61 25 34 161 81 80 8 56

91 Gund Razak 38 15 17 111 56 55 20 28 92 Jahama 107 39 46 298 166 132 29 86 4 93 Sheikh Pora 137 45 55 270 145 125 25 84- 94 Shilthra 28 18 22 146 91 55 5 61 95 Duda Kuhl 9 5 8 68 35 33 18

96 Harel 325 153 189 1,087 602 485 87 390 169 97 Bandi 84 44 50 320 192 128 17 124 I 98 Lohi Kot 71 58 72 348 195 153 8 134 99 Mana Bal 68 31 35 224 128 96 4- 71 100 Haidar Mari 21 14 16 94 52 42 1 33

101 Khudi 79 33 45 288 164 124 9 94 A112 Nawgam 23 143 174 1,024 591 433 51 2 302 82 103 Menkal 33 24 24 150 87 63 12 46 104 Wahama 249 108 134 810 450 360 53 4 276 53 105 Mawar 107 54 77 438 238 20D 41 146

106 Lach 195 115 149 866 506 360 87 2 282 18 107 Sanzipora KutIari 165 83 109 591 316 275 78 6 180 6 108 Drungsu Shahnagri 196 68 88 541 285 256 32 172 109 Adma 191 97 104 629 340 289 71 I 222 I !O Kalan Chakla 289 107 138 976 497 479 144 11 280 116

111 Chunti Pora 154- 49 58 388 221 167 54 124 112 Bata Gund 135 92 122 782 425 357 135 19 247 113 Ptingru 110 60 74- 486 265 221 41 172 114 Wara Pora 53 29 32 158 98 60 14 54 115 Shat Gund Bala 149 44 60 333 177 156 27 101 97

CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS --, II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & truc- and Storage hourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- - Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities r-----'---, ,-_J...--, r---'----, ..--"--, r.A.-..., ,.-A--, ,-...... _, ,...... _, ,_.._, ~---.., r------A----, M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

34 3 I 26 62 86 81 3 3 86 126 87 61 4 4 .. 6 1 .. 4 51 115 88 34 4 3 25 49 89 37 4 II 3 25 80 90

26 1 .. 1 .. 28 54 91 62 4 15 3 1 4 80 128 92 64 8 3 3 .. I .. S 61 125 93 60 I 30 55 94 18 17 33 95

321 169 6 9 20 2 .. 2 .. 6 23 212 316 96 121 3 68 127 97 125 3 1 ., 5 61 153 98 67 2 2 57 96 99 14 18 19 42 100

90 3 70 124 101 253 82 8 6 1 .. 3 11 .. 20 289 351 102 45 1 41 63 103 243 26 1 2 4 26 2 7 ., 17 174 307 104 123 2 5 5 10 92 200 105

241 18 5 .. 7 28 224 342 106 158 6 1 2 1 .. 4 2 ., 12 136 269 107 121 29 4 9 1 8 ll3 256 108 194 6 5 1 3 1 ., 12 ll8 289 109 215 112 4 3 18 4 4 I I 24 217 363 1I0

94 3 5 I .. 19 97 167 III 170 23 4 ., 2 .. 2 8 3 .. 34 178 356 112 147 3 9 4 .. 6 93 220 113 50 2 2 44 60 114 95 5 76 155 115 98

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL HANDWARA

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Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mahalia! hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Rnumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKml Houses r---~ ,---J'----, r--"----, r---'--~ r---A-.-.., P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

116 Tulwari 188 75 84 571 318 253 53 160 2 117 Shat Gund Pain 74 35 39 272 142 130 21 98 118 Shanu 227 89 106 705 390 315 102 2 216 119 Hangah 272 111 138 832 451 381 132 II 271 120 Sadura Gund 65 37 49 337 179 158 44 2 113

121 Baderheer 118 66 80 529 283 246 39 1 176 122 Nagrad Nar 113 29 39 234 136 98 25 2 88 123 Nabad Zab 62 8 12 1O(l 58 42 5 33 124 Bada Kot Machi Pora 294 114 138 872 465 407 116 13 268 125 Khirman Tialk Chand 151 63 92 564 301 263 121 68 161

126 Bahadar Para 38 20 33 186 96 90 38 10 53 127 Hadar Kol 282 64 118 559 313 246 45 219 128 Guri Aker 113 52 76 426 234 192 61 4 126 1 129 Wadi Pora 233 75 102 558 307 251 49 172 5 130 Baki Aker 325 99 135 851 477 374 112 II 269 228

131 Dudi Pora 189 75 95 569 327 242 73 14 144 132 Khai Pora 309 74 100 622 332 290 37 188 133 Krirn Har 140 46 51 293 167 126 21 91 134 Turka Pora 236 67 97 571 305 266 66 1 194 135 Lachi Pora 170 36 55 319 177 142 47 2 115

136 Sultan Pora 38 18 23 102 50 52 6 33 1 137 Zachaldara 272 109 166 939 531 408 98 14 329 6 138 Yamler 101 52 66 353 193 160 15 106 139 Bawan Watsar 274 71 97 538 308 230 34 2 208 140 Larabal 47 8 14 69 35 34 19 17

141 Chinja Mula 129 50 71 355 201 154 28 141 142 Ahaqam 255 89 118 614 331 283 32 212 143 Raj Pora 171 98 141 717 398 319 75 8 220 9 144 Wara Para 150 54 70 360 202 158 20 147 7 145 Shatigam 150 39 64 363 211 152 29 4 115 99

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS --, II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & truc- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- ' Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities r---A----, ,---"----, r---..A.---, ,.-J--., ,-.A-., ,.-J'-, ,.-A--, ,.-A--, ,.-A--, r---A---, r-----A--, M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

143 4 2 10 2 158 251 116 91 6 44 129 117 182 3 2 7 3 3 15 174 315 118 220 2 16 2 5 3 22 180 380 119

102 2 " 8 66 158 120

159 2 4 1 .. 2 8 107 246 121 85 2 48 98 122 32 25 42 123 210 5 3 6 9 5 5 25 197 407 124

111 3 4 2 4 00 1 00 36 140 262 125

48 1 4 43 89 126 210 2 7 94 246 127 99 4 5 2 1 2 12 108 191 128 115 5 2 29 3 1 4 18 135 246 129 226 228 5 7 3 2 3 2 21 208 146 130

116 2 8 17 183 242 131 154 3 9 9 12 144 289 132 80 2 1 1 o. 5 76 125 133 150 7 1 7 5 5 3 16 111 265 134 99 2 2 1 .. 3 2 5 62 142 135

31 17 51 136 291 6 5 2 24 5 202 402 137 84 13 3 5 87 160 138 192 5 2 9 100 230 139 15 18 34 140

118 2 4 9 2 6 60 154 141 184 7 4 2 12 119 283 142 196 8 2 1 3 16 178 310 143 112 23 3 6 7 55 151 144 100 3 9 96 151 145 100

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL HANDWARA

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/ Mohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKm2 Houses r-----____.A------, ,__..A-----, ,.-.A-, ,__..A.----, ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

146 Wadar Pain 320 132 179 977 540 437 54 333 147 Wadar Bala 172 69 86 539 296 243 8 193 148 Nicha Hama 198 43 62 363 185 178 15 116 13 149 Behni Pora 351 113 161 886 491 395 47 2 306 150 Sarmarg 297 57 95 569 340 229 61 194

151 Zafl'er Khani 46 24 30 139 82 57 3 48 152 Waisu Kaw Nar 247 78 109 603 331 272 24 243 153 Lacham Pora 250 53 100 511 291 220 17 184- 154 Sat Kojan 309 136 196 882 496 386 34 327 6 155 Dugri Pora 195 67 95 532 315 217 45 196

156 Sochal Yari 43 16 19 135 72 63 5 40 157 Hangni Kot 112 43 69 392 225 167 37 112 ,,158 Sher Kot 104 48 78 426 219 207 48 3 150 159 Tarat 1"ora 164 69 105 597 305 292 88 2 146 160 DArel 124 73 132 692 388 304 26 234

161 Hardunu 108 61 78 398 196 202 30 89 !62 Kina! 127 67 111 568 304 264 46 174 2 163 Lilarn 100 48 70 422 232 190 44 123 2 164 Kali Pora 39 23 28 158 85 73 4 49 165 Upaz Wani 227 69 88 558 296 262 32 177 3

166 Pahel Daji 90 37 51 305 165 140 22 96 167 Wara Pora 99 47 75 448 246 202 '24 142 168 Pala Para 34 19 34 190 95 95 10 60 169 Tarn Pora 72 32 43 299 163 136 26 !O3 170 Shoga Pora 117 38 56 381 193 188 42 106

171 Magam 605 310 454 2,545 1,353 1,192 326 31 736 153 172 Geri Pora 171 52 75 505 267 238 25 161 173 Aakan Pora 89 32 42 252 136 116 22 82 3 174 Wagat 76 23 50 313 170 143 35 93 175 Pazwa! Pora 49 22 37 208 108 100 7 71 101

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS -, I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & r---"------1 truc- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- CuItiva- tations, Or- hold ,Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities r----"-----I r--..A.---, ,.--..A.---, rA, ,-..A., ,...... , r-""'" rA, ,-.A.., r----.A.. --") r---.A..----, M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

301 1 I 2 4 3 3 17 207 437 146 145 32 4 4 .. 8 103 242 147 74 IO 30 2 2 3 5 69 165 148 276 5 .. 23 185 394 149 183 IO 146 229 150

47 34 56 151 238 5 88 272 152 177 7 107 220 153 297 5 8 5 3 12 169 380 154 189 7 119 217 155

34 5 32 63 156 95 13 4 113 167 157 141 3 5 69 207 158 121 12 1 10 159 292 159 150 61 7 7 2 7 154 303 160

77 2 2 3 3 107 202 161 167 2 I 6 130 262 162 109 2 2 2 3 6 109 18B 163 46 2 36 73 164 119 39 9 2 2 8 119 259 165

77 3 3 8 5 69 139 166 108 13 3 11 2 4 104 202 167 44 14 2 35 95 168 85 8 2 7 60 136 169 68 6 9 9 11 87 188 170

512 145 60 10 64 7 4 8 18 7 53 617 1,039 171 136 10 3 2 .. 6 106 238 172 77 2 2 54 113 173 62 17 4 7 77 143 174 8 48 11 1 2 37 99 175 102

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL HANDWARA

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKm2 Houses r- ,---'------1 ..---"---, ~ ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

176 Tulwari 32 17 25 126 75 51 6 55 177 Chera Mandi 33 19 24 llO 62 48 8 41 178 Sunamula 84 62 84 473 249 224 10 154 179 Kukrusa 217 III 147 868 465 403 71 2 257 180 Chora Pawa 66 28 39 ZI8 113 105 4 74

181 Panju Dangri 361 198 279 1,577 847 730 198 7 490 90 182 Doli Pora 174 83 III 676 377 299 77 5 216 I 183 Wilgam 295 191 248 1,408 760 648 233 11 425 9

3/VI Handwara Notified Area 8.46 Km.2 627 773 5 ..~25 2.7Jt 2.324 9~ 290 1,313 39 ! \ / " Brari Pora E. B, (I) 69 88 549 281 268 57 2 169 Brad Pora "'"r E. B. (2) 67 83 602 330 272 99 3 168 2, Khirmani Hanud E. B. (3) 10 13 89 55 34 41 18 25 )~ Khirmani Nand Ram E. B. (3) 22 30 218 113 105 68 25 50 2

~ Kulan Gam Bagh j E.B. (4) ') 2 6 4 2 3 2 r " Khuna Bal t' E.B. (4) 93 111 638 346 292 154 54 197 4 Handwara '" E.B. (5) 96 115 768 420 348 128 40 221 4 Handwara E. B. (6) 85 95 747 400 347 164 69 190 7 Handwara E. B. (7) 48 54 285 157 128 105 64 78 7

!( Choti Para E.B. (8) 47 64 429 225 204 51 4 122 t Durash Pora E.B. (9) 30 45 299 161 138 33 5 50 3 7 Bagat Pora E. B. (10) 38 52 290 155 135 42 6 75 11 .~ Kachwari 1':. R. (10) 20 21 105 54 51 6 26 103

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS

I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & r--_.A.. truc- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loea- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vice. Code allied try try No. activities r-----A.--, ,--"--, r--.A.--, r--A., r-.A., ,oA-, r-oA-, ,OA-, r-.A..-, r-----A.--, ,---..... ___, M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 1

54 1 20 51 176 40 1 21 48 177 142 1 5 6 95 224 178 221 8 6 1 2 3 16 208 402 179 71 3 39 105 180

439 90 15 1 5 27 357 640 181 180 2 8 2 2 3 18 161 298 182 329 9 5 6 4 4 9 2 65 335 639 183

133 2,7 49 23 22' 43 254 23 !,328 3/VI 717 IS v } j ; ! 2,,~5 I Is V '. 119 21 2 :3 2 6 14 112 268

107 41 16 162 272

7 3 4 10 30 33 2

16 2 7 3 20 2 63 103 10

2 2 3

50 10 2 14 11 36 9 65 4 149 288 9

109 13 10 5 10 4 18 13 39 4 199 344 4

ll3 17 2 8 5 5 39 5 210 340

7 11 5 25 6 24 7 79 121

90 9 3 9 3 7 103 204 5

31 3 5 4 4 5 III 135 6

51 11 2 5 3 12 80 124 7

17 5 2 28 51 8 "'w r'-' ~ '~ ...r" ...... _."'\ i I i ''''

I -, x « « ...J Z :::> .0:: ~ « « 0:: ~ ,.__£1i :I: I- ~I- -'-'__'zu (/) 0:: l- X I.J) W 0 l .... J -I 0 fTI Ul- -i ::I: :0 (/) () - -i~ r- c: -I .e »OJ :0 » » :::0" ~ c Z »r » ::I: o

Q (J'I -I :0 ~ o:r l> :0 l> , ~~ :s:: ~ : c: r l> ~e ~.~ \; TEHSIL KARNflH 106

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL KARNAH

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Wardl Mahalia/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block in KmS Houses r---~ r--~ ,..-.-A---, ~ ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

3/8 Karnah T ehsil

Total 80.7 KIIl2 3,147 3,484 22,06611,963 10,103 1 .. 2,416 245 6,099 72 (8,067 Hectares)

Rural 807 Km 2 3,147 3,484 22,066 1I,963 10,103 1 .. 2,41(; 245 6,099 72 (8,067 Hectares) Urban

Shahabathoo Kathawali 85 47 48 280 155 125 II 53 2 2 Jumagund 131 63 63 361 199 162 8 105 3 Patran 147 53 75 478 248 230 12 82 4 Mandian 356 177 181 999 546 453 70 298 5 Bore 36 U N N H A B I T E D

6 Keran 238 137 159 1,044 533 511 185 2 268 2 7 Bugna 87 U N I N H A B I T E D ) 8 Rewata 10 U N N H A B I T E D ) 9 Nichian 316 117 120 744 418 326 67 6 255 1 10 Hajinar 156 54 71 414 218 196 45 7 104 2

II Hindwal 31 11 11 70 36 34 10 4 23 12 Hapat Khanni 73 28 28 174 97 77 17 65 13 Badwan 56 26 28 179 104 75 20 63 14 Gomal 71 41 54 332 181 151 43 10 89 3 15 Baghbala 113 46 53 343 193 150 39 4 100

Hi Tangdarah 572 293 369 2,281 1,281 1,000 .. 385 55 711 10 17 Khawarpara 209 138 162 1,082 615 467 134 8 363 I 18 Tarbuni 69 21 22 138 75 63 29 6 38 19 Chanipora Bala 61 38 40 231 126 105 31 2 65 20 Cuanipora Pain 124 58 59 387 207 180 81 18 89

n Tad 138 52 74 429 236 193 85 7 137 22 Nowangabra 621 285 293 2,099 1,124 975 73 5 415 7 23 Kahnagabra 177 40 40 282 157 125 8 3 101 5 24 Bijidarah 329 6 6 42 24 18 12 25 Jabri 122 25 27 161 92 69 14 54 107

CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS -, II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & truc- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- _Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ,...... _.... ,-...... A---, ,..-.--A-----. ~ r-"--, ~ ~ ,-~ ~ ,--Jo..---, ,-....-,A,---, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2S 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

4,992 43 90 1 109 1 109 2 15 e 70 29 640 25 5,864 lO,O:U 3/8

4,992 43 90 1 109 1 109 2 15 45 70 .. 29 640 25 5,864 10,031

36 2 4 4 7 102 123 I 60 5 27 2 2 9 94 161 2 67 5 3 6 166 230 3 250 9 8 I .. 30 248 453 4 U N I N H A B I T E D 5

172 5 13 4 8 66 2 265 509 6 U N I N H A B I T E D ) 7 U N I N H A B I T E D ) 8 217 I 6 2 3 I S 17 163 325 9 86 2 4 2 2 9 114 194 10

18 2 13 34 Il 59 4 32 77 12 56 I 2 4 41 75 13 72 I I 2 2 12 2 92 14S 14 74 2 3 7 4 7 93 150 15

4S1 3 47 5 22 .. 9 21 17 8 .. 101 6 570 990 16 330 3 3 I .. 26 252 466 17 32 4 37 63 IS 60 5 61 104 19 68 I .. 19 liS 179 20

127 3 .. 5 99 193 21 361 5 2 3 11 37 2 709 968 22 97 5 4 56 120 23 11 I 12 IS 24 51 2 38 69 25 108

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL KARNAH

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward! Mohalla! hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKmi Houses ;--_-'---, ;--.A., ....---'--, r---~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

26 Hajitrah 225 116 133 751 389 362 40 2 241 3 27 Dhanni 96 56 59 321 183 138 28 82 28 Sudpura 93 45 49 322 164 158 32 94 29 Chatkari 29 18 18 117 66 51 47 21 30 Amrooi 337 123 123 740 399 341 40 135 5

31 Pararah 124 51 61 412 226 186 55 1 125 32 Pangtaran 71 41 44 260 127 133 24 2 78 33 Ping1a Harida1 61 31 35 205 101 104 36 3 42 34 Bahardas Koot 165 63 67 484 248 236 48 16 139 2 35 Ibk'oote 241 74 76 458 260 198 30 138

36 Daringla 144 54 59 318 176 142 39 1 85 2 37 Teetwal 264 57 59 344 184 160 47 5 76 2 38 Dragar 121 40 40 240 131 109 16 85 39 Gundigojran 353 78 78 534 291 243 40 2 165 40 Tarbansionary 89 30 30 164 87 77 10 45

41 Pernai 36 4 4 32 19 13 3 8 42 Karhama 48 21 21 136 70 66 3 32 43 Peir Panjoh 22 3 3 23 13 10 3 6 44 GUlldi Sayedan 38 26 26 186 88 98 21 1 54 45 Gundi Shath 44 12 12 107 55 52 17 2 28

46 Chatar Koote 83 41 44 251 125 126 34 2 74 I 47 Cham Koote 127 49 50 347 178 169 64 19 75 2 48 Di1dara 491 188 196 1,363 741 622 145 10 390 5 49 Kandi 437 170 214 1,401 777 624 226 39 391 8 109

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS

I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & truc- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- ta tions, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ~ .-----"--'-) .----"-----., ,-..A.'-) r--"-'-) ,-..A.'-) ,.-..A.--., ,.-..A.--., ,--"-'-) ,--...A----""") r-----"-~ M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

230 3 II 148 359 26 75 6 101 138 27 85 2 2 5 70 157 28 11 1 4 2 4 45 50 29 124 5 9 264 336 30

115 7 101 186 31 71 5 49 132 32 35 7 59 !O3 33 110 2 3 2 3 17 2 109 234 34 118 3 3 5 8 122 198 35

71 2 4 I 3 6 91 140 36 36 7 10 2 20 lOB 158 37 76 2 6 46 109 38 156 9 126 243 39 44 I 42 76 40

7 II 13 41 22 7 3 38 65 42 6 7 10 43 44 4 5 34 98 44 19 7 27 52 45

69 4 51 [25 46 56 1 16 103 167 47 344 3 6 2 3 35 2 351 617 48 283 8 4 7 I 12 4 72 8 386 616 49 TEHS' l IJ \..-.---...... -. ._._._._._ ...... _.- .... . o \._ p o

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z

"' d'h'_ Hii'H <\ \ \ <. \ ) 1-'-. 1 ~ L..,\ I 6.... \ . i '"..I } ;;; ) \. .. ~~,.\ \ ...... ---.- \. f ~ \ i ,t'" j .;,T TEHSIL KUPW ARA 112

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHS[L KUPWARA

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Locatiun Ward/Mohalla! hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKml Houses r""'----"'----....., r-----"-----l ~ ~ ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 I I 12 13 14 15 16

3/9 Kupwara TebllU 'v Total 305.9 KIIlI 17,91~ 23,112 139,74975,913 63,836 28 .. 14,090 1,058 42,473 1,137 (30,588 Hectares) .

Rural 305.9 Km 2 17,913 23,112 139,74975,913 63,83! 28 .. 14,090 1,058 42,473 1,1~ (30,588 Hectares) Urban

.-i Harduing 460 79 96 ) ,829 1,086 743 22 645 2 Chunti Wari 385 82 101 946 487 459 26 303 154 --1" Dudi 327 38 47 514 310 204 10 222 59 4 Dab-Bal 161 47 62 538 290 248 15 204 5 5 Misri Behak 247 22 28 244 136 108 5 89

Machal 212 40 58 548 281 267 10 146 16 7 Pushwari 286 38 56 ..745- 368 37.7. 6 186 8 Kalarooch 1,977 1,360 1,642 9,192 5,143 4,049 .. 519 22 2,986 9 9 Khumriyal 406 231 293 1,838 1,026 812 129 I 596 10 Shumriyal 81 38 48 297 167 130 28 2 90

II Gundi Jahangeer 67 32 43 242 141 IOI 12 69 12 Cheeri-Koot 136 121 148 921 521 400 65 2 296 166 13 Khantipora 182 155 161 1,034 565 469 177 22 343 86 14 Doni Wari 73 56 68 407 231 176 64 133 15 Putushy 199 115 144 846 458 388 126 64 254

16 Voora 231 108 144 880 467 413 90 5 268 17 Sorigam 361 174 219 1,356 731 625 85 3 445 4 18 Gagal 481 205 273 1,606 896 710 83 2 566 I 19 Maidanpora 286 246 312 1,900 1,006 894 .. 226 29 517 4 20 Kuhigam 395 235 281 1,649 883 766 .. 145 3 507

21 Khurhama 446 290 337 1,852 1,043 809 102 I 650 130 22 Warn ow 471 317 422 2,533 1,424 1,109 127 3 799 8 23 Sever Thendi Pora 278 245 323 1,722 933 789 59 3 538 5 24 Tekiya Khurhama 106 53 73 368 195 173 43 2 115 25 Sayiwan 68 42 64 391 216 175 37 2 122 113

CENSUS ABSTRACT

______WORKERSA- ______~ I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX x Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & ,-----"------1 true­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Com­ & & Plan- ing House-' Other than merce Commu­ Other Non­ Loca­ Cultiva­ tations, Or­ hold Household nica­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ~ ,---A-_I r----'---. r--"----, ,-AI ,..-A--, ,--"---l ,..-.A--, ,--AI ,---.A---, r---.A.------., M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 17 1B 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

34,575 857 1,285 174 519 2 3 l,147 57 89 458 822 367 3,208 47 33,440 62,699 3/9

34,575 857 1,285 174 519 2 3 1,147 57 89 458 . . 822 .. 367 .. 3,208 47 33,440 62,699

625 20 441 743 1 292 154 10 184 305 2 213 '48 II 2 7 88 145 3 158 B 13 10 5 2 2 10 86 243 4 76 2 4 4 3 47 107 5

140 16 6 135 251 6 178 8 182 377 7 2,660 6 62 6 2 72 5 24 6 .. 148 3 2,157 4,040 8 484 17 2 24 .. 7 21 4 37 430 811 9 76 B 5 77 130 10

58 7 4 72 101 II 184 60 88 106 I 22 225 234 12 260 77 45 7 6 6 25 2 222 383 13 123 2 8 98 176 14 164 56 5 4 .. 4 4 .. 3 13 204 388 15

226 3 10 .. 2 4 23 199 413 16 400 3 3 8 3 29 286 621 17 508 1 20 4 .. 4 3 .. I .. 26 330 709 18 431 2 9 11 8 .. 8 7 5 38 2 489 890 19 406 16 14 30 6 34 376 766 20

525 77 90 52 1 4 29 393 679 21 707 12 13 I .. 9 5 3 6 47 625 1,101 22 505 5 3 1 2 5 21 395 784 23 100 4 2 3 .. 6 80 173 24 103 4 3 2 9 94 175 25 114

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL KUPWARA

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mohalla! hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block in Km! Houses ,---"--, rA, ,---"---, ,--_.A.----, P 1\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 F 1\1 F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

26 Dramwari 46 25 30 149 72 77 11 41 27 Kroh;an 166 112 156 869 456 413 127 278 4 28 Gungbug 61 32 44 268 135 133 30 65 29 Tung Check 136 67 99 505 270 235 55 164 I 30 Sogam 643 429 522 3,273 1,800 1,473 541 58 901 9

31 Dara Pora 392 216 283 1,730 934 796 230 8 497 2 32 Lal Pora 659, 471 684 3,893 2,113 1,780 352 21 1,134 33 33 Chrali Gund 86 39 52 305 151 154 14 91 34 Redinag 109 58 78 438 216 222 43 134 35 Hayat Pora 120 73 94 503 274 229 78 2 162

36 Thundoosa 56 41 50 276 153 123 15 95 37 Muqam Lolab 52 37 42 262 130 132 33 70 38 Dard Pora 216 153 186 1,112 613 499 91 330 39 Muqam Shrifdar 40 6 8 54 32 22 9 5 14 40 Dever Inder Bug 456 349 459 2,608 1,441 1,167 112 840

41 Droochwani 186 130 165 988 516 472 97 311 42 Teki Pora 515 347 431 2,536 1,406 1,130 269 24 771 43 Rukh Gund Macher 78 42 44 379 200 179 51 3 97 44 Chandigam 218 126 177 1,099 587 512 130 5 303 85 45 Rukh Machwari 76 ( U N N H A B T E D )

46 Bramri 325 154 195 1,299 696 603 107 1 403 47 Rud Bug 257 101 129 845 471 374 94 2 246 48 Kigam 289 117 149 852 483 369 138 3 275 49 Shedi Pora 74 22 33 209 114 95 15 67 50 Watter Khani 114 52 74 448 255 193 79 12 138

51 Shat Muqam 34 18 24 147 78 69 9 44 52 Drugmulla 565 416 537 3,389 1,861 1,528 390 57 1,111 2 53 Anderhama 145 211 299 1,896 1,033 863 296 18 535 3 54 Bumhama 301 119 131 863 492 371 129 15 314 55 Hatmulla 116 77 119 731 399 332 79 3 206 115

CENSUS ABSTRACT

______. ______WORKERS-A ______-,

II III IV V VI VII VIII IX x Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & true­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Com­ & & Plan- ing House­ Other than merce Commu­ Other Non­ Loca­ Cultiva­ tations, Or­ hold Household nica­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus­ Indus­ tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ,.----A..---, ,.----A.._--, ,---..A..--, ,--..A..-, ,.--"--; ,.-..A..J ,--..A.., ,.--"--, ,-..A..-.. r----A..--.. M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36

38 2 31 77 26 218 4 17 9 1 10 4 ., 19 178 409 27 57 2 1 2 70 133 28 ISS I 8 106 234 29 674 3 11 26 34 2 17 12 16 109 6 899 1,464 30

326 26 II 5 47 10 5 67 2 437 794 31 913 24 12 15 57 8 2 12 30 2 91 979 1,747 32 76 8 3 3 60 154 33 108 3 5 ., 18 82 222 34 143 2 17 112 229 35

87 3 4 58 123 36 52 3 2 7 2 4 60 132 37 289 10 3 4 2 5 16 283 499 38 2 II 18 22 39 .769 14 4 15 2 4 32 601 1,167 40

271 4 3 10 5 18 205 472 41 594 78 10 8 3 19 59 635 1,130 42 90 I I 5 103 179 43 234 85 11 6 8 10 6 28 284 427 44 u N I N H A BIT E D ) 45

368 5 2 7 .. 3 16 293 603 46 222 3 I 17 225 373 47 243 4 6 2 3 4 11 208 368 48 62 5 47 95 49 109 2 3 4 19 117 193 50

42 2 34 69 51 896 46 11 14 2 19 21 11 91 2 750 1,526 52 334 2 IS 8 41 6 11 15 18 84 498 860 53 267 2 8 9 2 1 25 178 371 54 159 4 2 40 193 332 55 116

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL KUPWARA

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block in Km 2 Hou$es r- ----"",---.-., r--..A.._, r-..A.., ,....-.--.J'-----") P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 15 16

56 Wara Pora 78 38 52 322 172 150 35 101 57 Buber Nag 23 10 13 83 50 33 29 19 13 58 Hakcher Para 30 17 24 149 78 71 46 7 38 2 59 Negrimal Pora 356 203 281 1,620 876 744 149 6 557 4 60 Ogabal 51 21 28 157 86 71 49 35

61 Dedi Koot 135 77 108 632 326 306 102 6 171 13 62 Gotangoo 120 47 69 410 231 179 Jl4 18 III 63 Mugal Para 122 94 117 687 359 328 78 5 210 64 Pari Pora 43 23 34 177 94 83 17 59 65 Regi Pora 49 41 61 491 250 241 56 4 126

66 Kupwara 257 299 400 2,268 1,305 963 406 129 692 8 67 Zangli Kasheera 205 85 103 604 348 256 20 230 68 Manigah 332 272 317 1,853 1,044 809 63 2 635 6 69 Lashdat 89 41 67 254 137 117 2 86 70 Q)lsba Hayihama 1,225 989 1,153 6,886 3,710 3,176 574 17 1,886 69

71 Halmat Para 258 189 257 1,417 730 687 154 12 344 3 72 Sool Koot 219 142 186 1,243 629 614 143 8 336 73 Dudwan 104 50 60 377 203 174 57 6 98 74 Buhi Para 121. 94 125 880 465 415 140 9 233 75 Gund Gushi 94 52. 64 385 207 178 114 35 110

76 Teker 140 72 112 735 400 335 165 43 200 5 77 Batergam 201 98 141 870 473 397 165 22 269 78 Gushi 231. 129 214 1,209 646 563 187 6 348 2 79 Hanji Pora 74, 46 55 355 178 177 25 106 8 80 Karhama 116 72 95 655 354 301 167 20 172

81 Qunanbaba Gund 105 63 84 550 291 259 18 153 82 Heri 277 153 2!5 1,425 754 671 256 13 426 83 Gulgam 552 340 432 2,780 1,478 1,302 305 15 794 84 Checki Kali Loan 40 29 32 165 92 73 18 2 58 85 Hundi 137 84 103 524 302 222 88 4 161 117

CENSUS ABSTRACT

WORKERS II III IV V VI ------,VII VIII IX x Live­ Manufacturing, Agri­ Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans­ cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons­ Trade port, La­ Fishing, & ,-___...______, true­ and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry­ (a) (b) tion Com­ & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu­ Other Non­ Loca­ Cultiva­ tations, Or­ hold Household niea­ Ser­ Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ~ ,---"-_-, ,-_.A._, ,-.A.-, r-.A.-, ,-~ ,-~ ,-.A.-., .....-'-, r-----.A. -, r---..A._--, M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

84 3 1 .. 2 3 2 7 71 149 56 13 13 4 31 20 57 16 2 5 2 .. I .. 2 1 9 2 40 69 58 435 3 6 7 60 3 2 .. 5 .. 39 319 740 59 48 35 37 36 60

131 2 10 4 3 11 6 .. 2 .. 15 155 293 61 47 7 3 13 .. 3 2 36 120 178 62 182 I 1 .. 4 .. 2 .. 20 149 327 63 55 3 35 112 64 76 11 2 2 .. 3 .. 5 ., 14 .. 13 124 241 65

252 9 19 82 .. 4 18 .. 179 .. 30 99 7 613 955 66 223 6 118 255 67 610 6 I .. 24 409 R03 68 83 2 51 117 69 1,587 66 33 12 51 2 14 .. 24 IO 155 1,824 3,107 70

194 17 9 19 3 1 .. 12 .. 15 .. 38 39 3S6 684 71 251 13 12 .. 12 .. 1 .. 14 ., 4 29 293 614 72 67 2 2 3 .. 3 .. 2 .. 9 10 105 174 73 171 12 3 5 .. 6 .. 3 .. I .. 32 232 414 74 58 7 2 4 .. 4 .. 3 .. I 31 97 178 75

125 7 2 7 .. 5 .. 10 5 .. 6 " 33 5 200 330 76 206 15 6 5 .. I .. 10 4 22 204 397 77 240 20 5 29 .. 2 ., 2 .. 11 .. 2 .. 37 298 561 7B 97 8 I 8 72 169 79 53 37 9 19 .. 1 ., 6 2 .. 45 182 301 80

135 17 138 258 81 291 20 10 32 .. 15 ., 14 .. 44 328 671 82 603 16 27 26 .. 15 ., 19.. 4 .. 83 684 1,301 83 55 I 2 34 72 84 144 2 5 9 141 222 85 118

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL KUPWARA

Name of Area of Total Population Village/TownJ village in (including Literate Location Ward/MohalIaJ hectares Occupied No. of Institutional and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block inKm2 Houses r--~ r--~ ,.--"--1 r----"----, ~ P M F M F M F M F M F 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

86 Kawari 132 102 127 779 425 354 127 1 230 3 87 Alchi Zal 70 61 76 362 190 172 37 6 113 88 Aowoora 771 489 609 3,326 1,807 1,519 5 230 4 1,037 89 Marharna 143 106 139 691 379 312 58 2 223 3 90 Zurhama 391 219 276 1,473 775 698 124 6 382

91 Ladriwan 199 118 151 893 468 425 115 17 255 92 Hayan 287 133 199 1,327 720 607 125 4 394 93 Pooshpora 15l 100 130 833 453 380 85 6 266 94 Trehgam 550 349 491 3,017 1,574 1,443 3 .. 532 84 869 13 95 Banger Gund 14 20 20 96 54 42 2 27

96 Gundi-Moman 51 33, 36 191 110 81 8 58 97 Bali Pora 19 13 17 140 72 68 7 37 98 Pushwari 41 35 45 281 160 121 25 88 99 Pazi Pora 219 109 163 911 488 423 76 5 269 5 100 Cheri Koot 33 23 32 192 103 89 18 57

101 Dahama 229 111 155 915 471 444 132 2 256 102 Paler Gund 45 15 19 127 63 64 21 1 39 IG3 Gugloosa 223 161 220 1,361 750 611 243 26 397 2 104 Shumnag 81 52 72 478 252 226 102 8 141 105 Solina 23 14 22 140 69 71 12 40

106 Gofabal 36 10 12 101 58 43 24 31 107 Shoolora 207 98 131 756 401 355 67 222 2 108 Champora 57 47 61 354 176 178 32 97 109 Wavori Para 21 3 6 36 17 19 10 12 6 110 Checki Bakshi 17 12 17 95 53 42 5 28

111 Ka1mona 92 49 68 439 228 211 73 11 122 112 Amar Garh 150 88 122 615 339 276 80 1 221 113 Hafredi 318 157 183 1,183 670 513 88 410 114- Tumna 105 69 98 548 285 263 42 2 170 115 Manzgam 131 77 119 748 404 344 163 13 255 119

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS """\ I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri- Stock, Processing, Servicing Trans- cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & ,-----A. true- and Storage hourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than meree Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Worken tion tors ChMds and Indu~ Indus- \\oUS vk~ Code allied try try No. activities r-----"----1 ,------"---, r--..A.._, r-~ ,.-..A.."""\ r-.A.-, ,...-.A---., ~ ~ r---A.--, r------'-----. M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

198 2 3 8 .. 2 .. 4 . . 15 195 351 86 96 I I I .. 4 77 171 87 937 7 15 8 .. 4 .. 2 . . 62 770 1,519 88

205 3 3 I o. I 12 156 309 89 308 13 6 16 2 7 .. 5 .. 25 393 697 90

209 14 2 1 I .. 4 .. 23 213 424 91 340 2 2 16 4 .. 29 326 607 92 222 14 1 2 2 .. 5 .. 20 187 380 93 531 9 20 22 99 23 47 .. 13 113 3 705 1,430 94 26 27 42 95

57 I 52 81 96 34 3 35 68 97 84 4 72 121 98 235 5 5 7 2 I .. 19 219 418 99 54 1 ., 2 46 89 100

207 8 5 4 .. 2 .. 3 .. I . . 25 215 443 101 38 1 24 64 102 296 14 8 8 2 18 .. II 3 ., 37 353 609 103 114 4 I .. 4 2 .. 2 . . 13 III 226 104 38 29 71 105

25 4 I .. .. 27 43 106 194 2 I 2 6 6 .. 13 179 353 107 79 10 I .. 2 1 .. 4 79 178 108 10 5 1 5 13 109 27 1 25 42 110

110 I 11 106 211 III 194- 4- 1 1 .. J .. 20 118 276 112 386 2 1 19 260 513 113 126 8 5 . . 3 .. 8 5 .. 7 . . 7 115 263 114 213 7 8 .. 5 .. J .. 20 149 344- 115 ]20

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY TEHSIL KUPWARA

Name of Area of Total Population Village/Town/ village in (including Literate Location Ward/Mohalla/ hectares Occupied No. of Ins ti tu ti onal and Total Code Urban and of Resi- House- and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Educated Workers No. Enumerator's Town dential holds Population) Castes Tribes Persons (I-IX) Block in Kms HDuse~ .A__ r--~ ,-.A--, r---"---, r------A---. P M F M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

116 Pach Koot 168 53 72 388 204 184 49 126 117 Gundi Lasa Shah 20 1I 11 74 39 35 14 21 1I8 Siamat Wari 38 15 17 91 44 47 20 20 119 Aloosa 128 82 9.'> 580 299 281 72 2 167 120 Bata Pora 87 59 74 468 253 215 48 139

121 Rawat Para 127 76 116 746 414 332 4 137 8 236 122 Panzgam 598 345 470 2,725 1471 1,254 277 14 754 123 Gundi Zuni Reshi 158 87 115 718 381 337 36 216 4 124 Chowki Bal 82 43 60 358 199 159 10 97 125 Budnumba1 367 98 158 915 503 412 72 3 305 2

126 Dard Para 654 363 438 2,551 1,391 1,160 239 3 736 127 Sunti Pora 120 69 90 500 286 214 55 162 128 Kral Pora 278 156 221 1,317 708 609 3 132 421 129 Drad Sun·Reshi Gund 352 183 235 1,634 876 758 218 4 448 130 Guzriyal 254 127 161 965 513 452 64 2 248

131 Warsun 409 177 215 1,258 696 562 69 3 432 2 132 Dard Hari Khar Gund 237 131 183 1,001 530 471 107 7 297 133 Lona Hari 225 113 155 895 499 396 78 9 300 134 Ration Pora 239 143 177 1,007 535 472 59 319 135 Kachi-Hama 331 229 244 1,252 672 580 63 400 116

136 Meelyal 176 109 156 889 450 439 54 249 137 Farkan 96 92 94 522 283 239 25 130 4 121

CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS

~ I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X Live- Manufacturing, Agri. Stock, Processing, Servicing Tram. cultural Forestry, Mining and Repairs Cons- Trade port, La- Fishing, & true- and Storage bourers Hunting Quarry- (a) (b) tion Com- & & Plan- ing House- Other than merce Commu- Other Non- Loca- Cultiva- tations, Or- hold Household nica- Ser- Workers tion tors chards and Indus- Indus- tions vices Code allied try try No. activities ~ r----"----. ~ ~ ~ ~ ,_...... , ,_...... , ,_...... , r---A~ r-----A-~ M F M F M F M F 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 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

113 2 8 78 184 116 18 18 35 117 12 1 3 3 24 47 US 145 2 2 4 14 132 281 119 109 2 5 5 4 14 114 215 120

177 4 7 6 5 1 ~ 6 5 25 178 331 121 431 26 15 41 10 16 42 85 88 717 1,253 122 173 2 8 4- 2 2 4 8 17 165 333 123 79 3 2 1 2 3 2 5 102 159 124 274 5 7 3 14 198 410 125

604 31 8 21 12 8 2 50 655 1,160 126 150 2 8 124 214 127 351 14 2 6 10 8 4- 26 287 609 128 362 10 5 12 13 15 30 428 758 129 230 1 16 265 452 130

414 2 1 2 15 264 560 131 197 17 2 36 2 19 22 233 471 132 232 4 3 30 2 11 18 199 395 133 297 1 9 13 216 471 134 343 107 27 9 6 24 272 464 135

233 3 2 10 201 439 136 106 4 17 5 153 235 137

ERRATA BARAMULA DlSTRlcr

Page Particulars of Entry Col. No. For Read No. 7 Statement II, line 4 from top distance from the town distance of the town of the city from the ci ty

VILLAGE DIRECTORY iv S1. No. 2 5 2D 21 iv Line of total 5 178 179 iv S1. No. S 8 12 II iv S1. No. 5 7 2 iv S1. No. 5 8 2 iv SI. No. 9 8 18 17 xviii L. C. No. 43 4 Pro S. (3) C. S. (1) Pro S. (3) xix L. C. No. 38 11 100 xx L. C. No. 63 6/2/63 3/2/63 xxi L. C. No. 67 IS 11 61 xxvi L. C. No. 5 I 8/3/5 3/3/5 xxvi L C. No. 13 1 8/3/13 3/3/13 xxviii L. C. No. 61 9 FO PO xxix L. C. No. 40 16 Sopore (16) Sopore (3) xxx L. C. No. B4 8 KR xxxii L. C. No. 94 3/8/94 3/3{94 xxxii L. C. No. lID 3{81llD 3{3{ltO xxxii L. C. No. 107 8 KK. KR xxxii L. C. No. 114 2 Mahdinu Hachinar Mandinu Hachinar xxxii L. C. No. 122 4 H.S. (I) L.H.S. (I) H.S. (I) Pr.S. (I) Pr.S. (1) xxxii L. C. No. 124 2 Margi Pora Payin Margi Pora Pain xxxiii L. C. No. 114 13 55 50 xxxiv L. C. No. 129 1 2/3/129 3/3/129 xxxv L. C. No. 134 16 Sopore (22) Sopore (12) xxxv L. C. No. 137 12 C(414) 0(414) xliv L. C. No. 68 I 8/4/68 3/4/68 xlv L. C. No. 77 12 T(61) C(61) T(115) C(61) W(S4) xlv L. C. No. 79 12 T(98) C(69) *C(29) T(125) Cl96) "'C(29) xlvi L. C. No. 117 1 4/4fl17 3/4/117 xlviii L. C. No. 139 S D(I) xlviii L. C. No. 153 2 Katlanwali Kadan WaH il L. C. No. 147 13 100 856 il L. C. No. 147 16 Baramula (13) Baramula (8) Iii L. C. No. Z 4 H.S. (I) Iii L. C. No. 18 4 Pr.S. (3) H.S. (I) Pr.S. (3) liv L. C. No. 61 8 KR Ivi L. C. No. 70 2 Kachipora Khachipora lvi L. C. No. 93 3 104 106 Iviii L. C. No. 97 2 Tetram Tetran Ixiv L. C. No. 49 8 PR ii

Page Particulars of Entry Col. No. For Read No. Ixvi L. C. No. 73 7 S,SP Ixvi L. C. No. 73 8 PR !xvi L. C. No. 73 10 Rice wheat lxxiv L. C. No. 14 4 Pri.S·CI) Pr.S. (1) lxxvi L. C. No. 47 2 Khati Pora Khai Pora Ixxx L. C. No. 126 B . PR lxxxviii L. C. No. 15 3 208 280 lxxxviii L. C. No. 28 2{8{28 3{8{28 xci L. C. No. 35 13 530 130 xcvi L. C. No. 27 3 4102 410 xcvii L. C. No. 15 12 T(92) T(192) xcvii L. C. No. 16 12 C(315) 0(315) xcvii L. C. No. 22 14 169 160 xcviii L. C. No. 52 4 H.S.(I) L.H.S. (I) H.S. (1) C.S.(l) Pr.S. (1) C.5:(1) Pr.S.(I) ci L. C. No. 68 14 92 91

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

3 Under Household size, Para II, line 4 from top 97.215 97,215 20 L. C. No. 55 15 569 469 22 L. C. No. SS 2 Pangt Gam Pangi Gam 23 L. C. No. 59 1 5S 59 L. C. No. 16 2 Amcna Kundal .Al!!,£ha Kunda! 26 ~,~ ...< 27 L. C. No. 10 29 53 52 36 Urban 2 HOKml Y3:lJkm2 76 L. C. No. 97 2 Tertran Tetran 80 L. C. No. 19 8 316 136 90 L. C. No. 25 2 Maidani Chugal Maidan Chugal 92 L. C. No. 48 2 Thaka Pora Thakar Pora 106 L. C. No. 20 2 Cuanipora Pain Chani Pura Pain