CENSUS OF INDIA 1981

SERIES 2 ANDHRA PRADESH

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK ANANTAPUR

PARTS XIII-A & B

VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY

VILLAGE & TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS· ABSTRACT

S. S. JAYA RAO OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS ANDHRA PRADESH

PUBLISHED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH .1986 SRI KRISHNADEVARA YA UNIVERSITY, ANANTAPUR

The motif given on the cover page is the Library Building representing Sri Krishnadevaraya University, Anantapur. Land of Diamonds and Great Empires, Rayalaseema, heir to a very rich and varied cultural heritage, now proudly advances to a new milestone in her progress when the new University was inaugurated on the 22nd November, 1981. True to the legacy of the golden era, the new University is named after SRI KRISHNADEVARAYA, the greatest of the Vijayanagara Rulers. The formation of Sri Krishnadevaraya University fulfils the long cherished dreams and aspirations of the students, academicians, educationists and the general public of the region. The new University originated through the establishment of a Post-Graduate Centre at Anantapur which was commissioned in 1968 with the Departments of Telugu, English, Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics with a strength of 60 students and 26 faculty members. It took its umbrage in the local Government Arts Col/ege, Anantapur as an affiliate to the Sri Venkateswara University. In 1971, the Post-Graduate Centle moved into its own campus at a distance of 11 Kilometers from Anantapur City on the Madras Highway in an area of 243 hectares. The campus then had just two blocks, housing Physical Sciences and Humanities with a few quarters for the staff and a hostel for the boys. The campus gradually started growing with the addition of seminar halls, library building, a girls' hostel and a guest house During the same period, the Departments of Economics, Commerce and Law have been added. Immensely pleased with the academic achievements of the Post-Graduate Centre, the University Grants Commission recommended for its upgradation into an Autonomous institution whjch came into being on the 1st of May, J 976. It made further progress by adding two more Depart.Tlents of Rural Development and Bio-sciences. The problem of water scarcity of the institution is solved through the execution of a comprehensive scheme. The Centre thus made commendable progre'iS in a/l spheres of activity with the aid of generous grants amounting to Rs 1.75 Crores received from the State Government and the University Grants Commission. Apart from the physical development, the Centre strived for academic excellence. In its short history, the Centre produced as many as 25 Ph. Os. and 60 M. Phils. The students and staff gained distinction in academic as well as extra-curricular activities at National and International forums The progress achieved by hard work and sincere effort of the students and staff of the Centre reached its culmination in the birth of the SRI KRISHNADEVARAYA UNIVERSITY. At present the University is having 15 teaching Departments with 100 members of teaching staff and 250 members of the administrative staff and 7200 sturJents. Presentlv the University is having 3 hostels for men and one hosttil for women, 70 quarters for the teaching and non-teaching staff. The beautiful University Library (motif) is holding 40,000 volumes and 500 journals. Poised to remake historv, the new UniversilY pledges itself to blend the rich heritage of the past with the dreams of new era of learning and culture reenacting a new 'Bhuvana Vijayam' The dawn of the University shall grow into radiant light of the Sun showing the path of learning to the seekers of know/edge and wisdom.

Source: The Registrar. Sri Krishnadevaraya University. Anantapur. FOREWORD

The district census handbook (DCH), campi led by the Census Organisation on behalf of the State Governments, is one of the most valuable products of the Census. The DCH is constantly referred to by planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is inter alia used for delimitation of constitu­ encies, formulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to district administration. The district census handbook is the only publication which provides Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data upto village level for the rural areas and wardwise for each city or town. It also provides data on infrastructure and amenities in villages and towns, etc.

The district census handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained important census tables and PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, including PCA. The 1971 DCH series was planned in three parts. Part-A related to village and town directory, Part-B to village and town peA and Part-C comprised analytical report, administrative statistics, district census tables and certain analytical tables based on PCA and amenity data in respect of villages. HO'Never, in 50m3 states it was confined to district census tables and in a few cases altogether given up due to delay in compilation and printing.

While designing the format of 1981 DCH series some new features along with the restructuring of the formats of village and town directory have been attempted. At the sam3 tim3, comparability with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the amenities except power supply in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not available in the referrent village the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place where the amenity is avai!Jble may be given. The restructuring of the format of the village directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect particularly in relation to amenities and land-use pattern is expected to further meet the need of micro level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area planning but regulating the provision of goods and services as well so as to minimise the regional imbalances in the process of development. A few n3W items of information have also been introduced to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such new items of information as adult lIteracy centres, primary health subcentres, and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approach to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column, "total popul­ ation and number of households" has been introduced to examine the correlation of the amenities with the population and number of households they serve. Addition of two m.)re appendices listing the villages where no amenities are available and according to the proportion of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population to the total population has also been made with this view in mind.

The formats of the town directory have also been modified to m3et the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in slums in Class I and Clas:; II towns (Statement IV-A) has been introduced with this objective in mind. It is expected that this will help the planners to chalk out programmes on provision of civic amenities for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in Statement IV relating to civic and other amenities and adult literasy classesicentres under educational facilities in statement V are also added inter alia with this view. A significant addition is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns into consideration. The addition of the columns on civic administration status and population in a few statements also serves this purpose. ii

The format of the primary census abstract for the villages and towns has been formulated in the light of changes in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual slip of 1981 Census.

In order to avoid delay in publication of 1981 DCH series it has been so designed that Part-A of the volume contains village and town directory and Part-B, the PCA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Taluk/Town levels At the beginning of the DCH a detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on PCA and non-census data in relation to the infrastructure has bpen introduced to enhance its value. The distnct and taluk/town level maps depicting the boundaries and other important ieatures have been inserted at appropriate places, to further enhance the value of the publication.

This publication is a joint venture of the State Government and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled in the State under the direction 'of Shri S. S. Jaya Rao, I.A.S., Director of Census Operations, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad, on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of this pUOlication was carried out by Shri N.G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) of my office, Or B.K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) provided the technical guidance in the preparation of the maps. Data received from Census Directorates have been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the head-quarters under the guidance of Shri M. M. Dua, Senior Research Officer. I am thankful to all who have contributed in thIS project.

New Delhi P. PADMANABHA the 26th April, 1982 Registrar General, India PREFACE

District Census Handbook is the most important of the local publications brought out by the Census Organisation. This is a joint venture of the State and Central Governments. The chapter on HISTORY OF DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK details its history and growth right from the inception of Census in 1872, while the "foreword of the Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India highlights the scope and significance of the tremendous improvements brought about from time to time since 1951 to 1981. in the presentation o"f data so as to meet the demands of planning and administrative needs 01 the Govern­ ments and the data users. Needless to say that it is of immense use to planners, administrators, academicians, scholars, researchers, social workers, etc.

I The restructuring of the format of the Village Directory at the 1981 Census has been done particu- larly to incorporate the exhaustive data on infrastructure in relation to amenities and land use pattern to meet the needs of micro-Jevel and local area p Janning for rural areas as well as to meet the Minimum Needs and Revised Minimum Needs Programmes of the Planning Commission. It is further intended to help regulating the provision of goods and services and also to enable minimising regional imbalances in the process of development. The formats of the Town Directory have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme, by adding statements on civic and other amenities in slums in Class I and Class II towns, columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population, adult literacy centres, working women's hostels, etc. In the process of collection of data for this volume, various State and Central Government departments have extendt1d their kind co-operation The District Census Handbook comprises two parts-Part A - Detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables base~ on Census and non-Census data in relation to infrastructure and Part B - Village and Town Directories as well as Primary Census Abstract of Villages and Towns.

In this joint venture of the State and Central Governments, while the collection, processing including compilation. tabulation and finalisation of the wnte up have been done by the Directorate of Census Operations, Andhra Pradesh, under the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, the paper and printing costs are borne by the Government of Andhra Pradesh State. I offer my grateful thanks to Sri S.R. Rama Murthy, LA.S. (Retd.), former Chief Secretary of the Government of Andhra Pradesh and Sri M. Appa Rao, Joint Secretary (Retd.), General Administration (Elections) Department "for the kind co-operation and encouragement extended bV them at the time of 1981 Census. Grateful thanks are also due to Sri Shravan Kumar, I.A.S., the present Chief Secretary, Sri B.N. Jaya Simha I.AS .. Special Chief Secretary, General Administration Department and Chief Eiectoral Officer who is also in charge of Census and to Sri P.V. Gopala Rao, I.AS., Deputy Secretary, General Administration Department, for extending their kind co-operation. The Director of Printing and Stationery has been helpful in selecting good private presses for prmting the Handbooks.

My grateful thanks are due to Sri S.S. Jaya Rao, I.A.S., Director of Census Operations, Andhra Pradesh, under whose direction the entire Census Operations programme was successfully carried out in the State. He has retired from service after superannuation in April. 1984. I am extremely grateful to Sri P. Padmanabha, I.A.S., former Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India, whose constant guidance and advIce were a source of strength and to Dr. N.G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) who has formulated the contents of the Handbook in detail. Grateful thanks are also due to Dr. B K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) under whose guidance the Map Division has scrutinised the dbtrict map and the taluk maps evincing very keen interest and to Sri M.M. Dua, Senior Research Officer (now Deputy Director), who has scrutinised the data presented here, with very minute care. I feel it a proud privilege and bounden duty to offer mv sincere and grateful thanks to Sri V.S Verma, LAS, Registrar General and Census Commissioner. India and to Sri V.P. Pandey, Joint Registrar General, India for their constant guidance and advice in both administrative and technical matters. IV

In the finalisation of the write up, compilation and processing of data for the volume, have been ably assisted by Sri B. Satyanarayana, as Deputy Director and as Assistant Director of Census Operations, with the assistance of an efficient team led by Smt. P. lalitha, Investigator who has gained rich experience and specialised this subject. Sri Shyam Deo, Research Officer, ably gUided the Map Section In the prep3ration of various maps included in this pllblication. I am thankful to all tho~e officials who have contributed in bringing out this voluminous publication.

The following officials who have worked on the present volume of Anantapur District Census Handbook deserve my thanks for their contribution.

Sri N. C. Hanumantha Reddy, Tabulation Officer I I I Drafting, Scrutiny and

rI Supervision of Printing Smt. P. A. M. Tayaru, Tabulation Officer I .J

Sri T. B. Ramchander, Statistical Assistant >- Supervision of Printing 1 Sri G. K. Yadagiri, Statistical Assistant I Sri S. Raja Gopal Statistical Assistant I Sri Khamolal. Statistical Assistant I I Smt. J. Sitamahalakshmi, Statistical Assistant I Sri Y. G. K. Murthy, Statistical Assistant I Sri M. Ramprasad. Computor I Smt. B. Kusuma Kumari. Computor I Collection, Compilation. Scrutiny Kum. Arifa Sultana. Computor ~ of maps and proof reading Smt. A. R. Vidyasri. Computor I Smt. S. Ambujam, Computor I I Smt. N. Sita Kumari. Computor . I Smt. G. E. Rani, Computor I Sri K. Ramesh Reddy, Computor I I Sri B. Nadavaiah. Computor I Sri G. Venkateswara Rao, Computor I J

Dr. (Kum.) Aqueela Begum, Cartographer 1 Sri Syed Ahmed. Senior Artist r Supervision of mapping work Sri M. N. Ram Mohan, Senior Artist .J

Sri M. J. Sadiq, Senior Draughtsman 1 Sri Mohinuddin Hassan. Senior Draughtsman I Sri B. Raghu Ram. Senior Draughtsman I Sri K. Dev Dass. Senior Draughtsman I I Smt. Daya Saxena. Artist I Sri D. Chiranjeevi Raju, Draughtsman I Sri M. A. Qadeer. Draughtsman I Sri B. Ramaseshu. Draughtsman Preparation of maps ~I Sri T. Trinadh. Draughtsman I Sri K. Shyam Prasad Reddy, Draughtsman I I Smt. R.R.S.N. Subba Lakshmi, Draughtsman I Sri Gulam Hussain Mohinuddin, Draughtsman I Sri G. Mariyanna, Draughtsman I Sri M. K. Zahiruddin, Draughtsman J v

Sri N. V. Manohar Rao, Senior Steno ') Smt. P. V. D. Lakshmi, Junior Steno I Smt. Ch. Lalitha Kumari. Junior Steno I Preparation of fair copies Smt. J. Bharathi. L.D.C. >­ I Sri Md. Khaja Moinuddin. L.D.C. I Sri Md. Ismail, L.D.C. J

Hyderabad, Ch. PURNACHANDRA RAO. UGADI 10-4-1986 Deputy Director of Census Operations. Andhra Pradesh. Hyderabad.

CONTENTS

Part-A Pages

1 Important statistics of the district ix-x

2 Map of the district Facing Page [1]

3 Analytical note (i) Brief history of the district [1-3] (i i) General, physical aspects, hills, rivers, flora, fauna, climate, rainfall, soils, history of district as an administrative unit and changes in its component parts in general and during the decade in particular [4-14] (iii) Major characteristics of the district particularly in relation to the economic resources namely forestry, minerals and mining, electricity and power, land and land-use pattern, tenancy, agriclJI­ ture, animal husbandry, fishery, industry, trade and commerce, transport, etc. [15-18] (iv) Brief description of places of religious. historical or archaeological importance in villages and places of tourist interest in the towns of the district [19-25] (v) Census concepts of rural and urban areas and other terms namely census house, household, scheduled castes/scheduled tribes, literates, main worker. marginal worker, non-worker, etc. [26-28] (vi) The history of district census handbook, scope of village directory, town directory statements and PCA [29-40] (vii) Brief ana lysis of the vi Ilage and town di rectory, PCA data based on inset tables and a note on physically handicapped persons [41-58]

Part-B: Village and Town Directory and Primary Census Abstract

SECTION I - VILLAGE DIRECTORY

(i) Note explaining the codes used in the Village Directory 1-2 (ii) Village Directory with Taluk Map on facing page of alphabetical list 1 Rayadurg Taluk 3-9 2 Kanekal Taluk 11-17 3 Uravakonda Taluk 19-25 4 Gooty Taluk 27-37 5 Tadpatri Taluk 39-51 6 Singanamala Taluk 53-61 7 Anantapur Taluk 63-69 8 Kalyandurg Taluk 71-77 vi i i

9 Kambadur Taluk 79-87 10 Chennekothapalle Taluk 89-95 11 Dharmavaram Taluk 97-103 12 Penukonda Taluk 105-113 13 Madakasira Taluk 115-123 14 Hindupur Taluk 125-137 15 Nallamada Taluk 139-147 16 Kadiri Taluk 149-159 17 Sri Satya Sai Taluk 161-167

(iii) Appendices (I-IV) to the Village Directory 168-189 (iv) L. C. Nos. for three decades (1961 to 1981) 190-254

SECTION II - TOWN DIRECTORY

(i) Note explaining the codes used in the Town Directory 255-256 (ii) Town Directory statements (I to VI and IV A) 258-273

SECTION III - PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

(i) District PCA 276-281

(i i) Taluk-wise PCA (;,1) 1 Ravadurg Taluk 283-289 2 Kanekal Taluk 291-295 3 Uravakonda Taluk 297-303 4 Gooty Taluk 305-315 5 Tadpatri Taluk 317-327 6 Singanamala Taluk 329-333 7 Anantapur Taluk 335-341 8 Kalyandurg Taluk 343-349 9 Kambadur Ta luk 351-355 10 Chennekothapalle Taluk 357-361 11 Dharmavaram Taluk 363-369 12 Penukonda Taluk 371-377 13 Madakasira Taluk 379-383 14 Hindupur Taluk 385-393 15 Nallamada Taluk 395-401 16 Kadiri Taluk 403-411 17 Sri Satya Sa; Taluk 413-417 (b) Description of Urban Enumeration Blocks 418-449 (c) Appendix to Urban PCA 450-474 (ii i) Special PCA on SC and ST 476-483 IMPORTANT STATISTICS

COMPARATIVE FIGURES OF THE STATE AND DISTRICT

Andhra Pradesh Anantapur State District POPULATION TOTAL Persons 53,549,673 2.548,012 Males 27,108,922 1,309,528 Females 26,440,751 1,238,484

RURAL Persons 41,062,097 2,017,095 Males 20,697,627 1,034,776 Females 20,364,470 982,319

URBAN Persons 12,487,576 530,917 Males 6,411,295 274,752 Females 6,076,281 256,165

DECENNIAL POPULATION 23.10 20.46 GROWTH RATE 1971-81

GEOGRAPHICAL AREA (Sq. Kms.) 275,068 19,130

DENSITY OF POPULATION (per Sq. Km.) 195 133

SEX-RATIO (Number of Females per 1,000 Males) 975 946

LITERACY RATE Persons 29.94 2902 Males 39.26 40.84 Females 2039 16.52

PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 23.32 20.84 TO TOTAL POPULATION

PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION

(I) MAIN WORKERS Persons 42.26 42.66 Males 57.12 56.27 Females 27.01 28.27

(II) MARGINAL WORKERS Persons 3.50 3.03 Males 0.56 0.43 Females 6.53 5.77

(III) NON-WORKERS Persons 54.24 54.31 Males 42.32 43.30 Females 66.46 65.96 x

BREAK UP OF MAIN WORKERS

PERCENTAGE AMONG MAIN WORKERS

(I) CULTIVATORS Persons 32.74 40.30 Males 36.86 45.25 Females 23.79 29.88

(II) AGRICUL TURAL LABOURERS Persons 36.79 35.73 Males 26.51 24.57 Females 59.07 59.23

( III) HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRV Persons 4.70 3.74 Males 4.50 4.21 Females 5.14 2.74

(IV) OTHER WORKERS Persons 25.77 20.23 Mafes 32.13 25.97 Females 12.00 8.15

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES Persons 14.87 13.69 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 14.90 13.76 Females 14.84 1361

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBES Persons 5.93 3.22 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 5.97 3.19 Females 5.89 3.25

NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 10.422.448 467.234

NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 29.281 958 Inhabited 27.379 934 Uninhabited 1.902 24

NUMBER OF TOWNS 252 11 PART - A

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It is very difficult to isolate the political been overthrown by two of their feudatories, the history of Anantapur district from that of the rest Hoysala-Ballalas, and the Yadavas. This possi­ of the tract known as the "Ceded Districts". This bility is supported by a couple of inscriptions, on e whole area was trodden by such great figures as of which dated J 205, recorded a gift by the Hoysala Vikramaditya, Malik Kafur, Harihara, Bukka, King to a temple and the other inscription recorded Shivaji, Hyder Ali and his son Tipu and finally by the capture of Gooty by the same King. Sir Thomas MUnro himself. Each one of these great personalities had left his individual foot­ The early 14th century was a period of Muslim prints to be explored and understood by posterity. invasion from the north which seriously threatened Each one had so played his part that the history of the ex.istence of the Hindu dominions in the south, this area unfolds like the memory of human mind, Allauddln Khilji's troops under the command of from the sub-conscious to the conscious state, i.e., his able General. MalJik Kafur swept into the from the fo rgotten ti mes to the more recent past. Deccan, captured Warangal and a few other places. The forgotten past of this area has hardly any land­ Both the Hoysalas and the Yadavas fell before his marks; very little was recorded and what was recor­ onslaught. ded is not sufficient to make a continuous story. This uninfJrming nature of the past history will On account of the rivalries and jealousies remain until some enterprising explorer unearths amongst the conquerors, there could not be any the past and places before the eager students of settled form of administration in the occupied history the story of this part of India. Until then areas. In the confusion that followed, it was no t one has to be content with the more recent OCcur­ difficult for the local Hindu chieftains tn carve out rences which lend themselves to a continuous a kingdom for themselves with its capital near narrative of the history of what now comprises Hampi. This was the nucleus of the famous Vijaya­ Anantapur district. nagar empire which for two centuries successfully stemmed the tide of Muslim advance. The main Between the remote past and the earliest histo­ architects of this Empire were two brothers rical facts there is a wide gulf. The first tangible namely, Harihara and Bukka who after the fall of piece of historical evidence is furnished by the rock Warangal, fled from that city in J 323 and took edicts of Asoka in the west f'f Rayadurg tal uk. service under the Raja of the Fort of Anegondi on Their date is about 258 B. C., but as Asoka sent the b::tnks of river Tungabhadra, near the present proselytising missions to foreign countries, their village of Hampi in Bellary district. There they existence does not reveal much except that this area rose respectively tn the position of Minister and formed part of Asnka's Empire. Treasurer. In 1334 this Raja was attacked by Mohammad Tuglak (If Delhi. The Raja and m;)st Four hundred yeJrs later, a copper plate grant of his followers died in combat. A Governor was of the Chalukyan King, Vikramaditya I (A.D. 655- then appointed by the Delhi King to rute the occu­ (lSO) described Ratnagiri in the Madakasira taluk as pied area. The country side, however, rose against being the "District of the Nalas". The presump­ the new ruler and eventually Mohammad Tugtak tion, therefore, is that. this tribe must at one time finding events not too favourable, restored the have ruled atleast that corner of Anantapur district. principality to the Hindus and made the two bro­ thers Harihara and Bukka who had previously been Three inscriptions of Vikramaditya VI. a ruler Minister and Treasurer, as King and Minister. The of the Western Chalukya dynasty were discovred next year. Harihara built the famous Vijayanagar On the rocks near the top of the Gooty fort. They City. Thenceforward the territorial expansion of suggest the possibility that the Western Chal ukyas this kingdom was achieved with such extraordinary might have ruled in this area during the 11th and rapidity that the whole of South India was ruled by the 12th centuries. Towards the end of the 12th Bukka I. the brother and successor ofHarihara. century, these Western Chalukyas seemed to have Alllwst all the other Hindu feudatories paid tribute [2] to this Kingdom Bukka was succeeded by his son The City of Vijayanagar which was thus left Harihara n in 1379, who assumed the title of King undefended was destroyed by the invaders so C0m­ of Kings and ruled an extensive area. Inscriptions pJetely that it could never again be inhabited. (1f his time were fuund in Mysore, Dharwar, Con­ Penukonda thenceforward became the capital, with jeevaram, Chingleput and Tiruchirapalli. the f,)ft as its stronghold. Decay rapidly overtook the remains of the Vijayanagar Empire. The nobles Meanwhile the Muslim Bahmani Kingdom who ruled the outlying provinces threw away their founded in 1347 with its capital at Gulbarga had allegiance and declared themselves independent extended its territory as far south as the Krishna and plunged the greater part of the country into river and for the next 135 years constantly opposed anarchy. the expansionist p.)licies of the Vijayanagar Kings. At Penukonda. Sadasiva remained a king in The decline of the Vijayanagar Empire com­ name until 1568 when he was murdered by Tirumala menced from the reign of Achyuta Raya (1530·1542) who usurped the thc0ne. He was succeeded in 1575 who was described as both a coward and a tyrant· by his Slln Ranga, who shortly afterwards transfer­ He alienated his best friends by his violent despo' red h:s capital to Chandragiri. Ranga was followed tism till finally Rama Raja, Tirumala and Venka­ in 1586 by his brother Venkata who ruled till 16\4. tadri, all three brothers combined and took away At his death there were widespread revolts, distur­ effective power from his hands. Rama Raja was bances and other conflicts which finally brought the virtually the King of Vijayanagar during the last VJjayanag power virtually to an end. part of Achyuta's reign and also during the reign ar of the next ruler Sadasiva. Meanwhile, the Muslim Kings had gradually Traces of the Vijayanaglr rule were found extended their holdover the area. At first their mostly in the Bellary district, In Anantapur they mutual jealousies and animosities had prevented built some of the fortifications at Gooty and Penu­ them from reaping to the full the fruits of their victory Talikota; some of [he Vijayanagur fort­ k Jnda now not easily distinguishable. The inscrip­ at tions here and there (at Tadpatri for example) resses still remai ned in possession of the local reveal th:lt they endowed and beautified temples. Governors of the Empire. But eventually the Kings Beyond this the district was not much benefited by of Bij~lpur and Ahmadnagar agreed to take diffe­ rent lines of conquest, so that their operations the Vijayanagar rule. might not clash. The former proceeded to invade Fearing the further growth of power and influ­ the country south of the Krishna, including Bellary ence of the VijaY'lnagar Emp:re, the Muslim Kings and Anantapur districts. In 1577 he appeared at and Chieftains shelved their mutual rivalries, Penukonda but due to the deceit practised by a part formed into a 'general league of the faithful' and of his army, the expedition was not a success. In marched against the Vijayanagar King. On the 1589 the King of Golconda invaded this area and, Christmas day in the year 1564 their advance was in spite of plucky resistence. defeated the enemy halted near the town and the fortress of Talikota, and c,,)nquered Penukonda, Gooty and the rest of 25 miles (40 kms.) north of the river Krishna. Anantapur district. After a few skirmishes the famous battle of Tali­ kota was fought on the 23rd January. 1565, It was For some years the Maharata power was slowly one of the most decisive battles ever fougtlt in the g:lining ground in the west of the Peninsula. In history of South India. The Vijayanagar army was 1677, Shivaji. the famous M~lharata chief viSited the defeated, and the troops seized by panic, broke and Deccan after taking most of the possessions held by fled, after suffering very heavy losses. Rama Raja the King of Bijapur in the Carnatic. And finally in and Venkatadri were slain in the battle. Tirumala, 1680, the rights held by the Bijapur king over this the only surviving brother. hastily returned to p:lrt of the country were also made over to the Vijayanagar and together with the puppet king Maharatas. However. in 1687, Emoeror Auranga­ Sadasiva fled to the hill fort of Penukonda. The zeb reduced the Maharatas to obedience, overthrow fleeing mnnarch with a few followers took with him their rule within this district and added the country a convoy of 550 elephants laden with treasure in to the Mughal Subah of Bijapur. the sh.lpe of gold, diamonds and precilJus stones valued 3t more than 100 miIlion sterling and also In 1723 the Nizam of Hyderabad, one of the the state insignia and the celebrated jewelled Governors of the Mughal Empire, made himself throne. independent and ruled over his province, which [3J

included Anantapur district. His power was, how­ charge of the taluks which now fvrm the Anantapur ever, nominal. The Maharatas continued to be the district and also the Rayadurg tal uk. The rest of dominant influence and collected tribute and taxes the new territory was administered by Sub-Collec­ from the Poligars. tors subordinate to Munro. The year after the departure of Munro in 1807, this area was divided Morari Rao the famous Maharata adventurer into the two Collectorates of Bellary and Cuddapah established himself at Gooty in 1746, obtained and finally in 1882 Bellary was once agam bifurcated posse,sion of Penukonda, exacted tribute from the into the districts of Bellary and Anantapur. Un­ local Poligars and made himself the architect of the like Cuddapah district, this district did not present destinies of the people living in this district. Hyder any formidable problems. The Poligars living in Ali of Mysore later captured the forts of Penukonda this district were not a troublesome lot and soon and Madakasira from Morari Rao and finally in came under effective control. A few who tried to 1775 captured Gooty itself. imprisoned Morari Rao give trouble were dealt with severely. On only one and reduced the Poligars to submission. Hyder occassion was there any open resislence to the died in 1782 and was succeeded by Tipu. The later British authority. In 1804 a conspiracy was formed was defeated in 1792 by a combination of the to seize Gooty and Adoni ft' rts and to instal Kudrit English, the Maharatas, and the Nizam, and by the Ullah Khan, son of Basalat Jung the former Jagir­ treaty of that year he was made to cede balf of his dar of Adoni. as ruler in that area. This plot failed territories to this strange combination of allies. By and as a result there were no further attempts to this treaty, and by the treaty of 1799, the later fol­ upset British authority. lowing the third Mysore war and the death of Tipu. the whole of the area which now comprises the district of Anantapur fell to the share of the Nizam. After this. the political history of Anantapur In 1800 the Nizam agreed to cede to the English all district like the history of the rest of the well admi­ the territories acquired by him under these two nistered part of the Madras Presidency remained treaties of 1792 and 1799 in return for a subsidiary uneventful till the national struggle for Indepen­ force to be stationed in his dominions. Anantapur dence came to wake it up flom its peaceful slum­ district together with Bellary and Cuddapdh districts ber. This district too like the rest of the Nation and a part of Kurnool district thus passed into the responded to its call and joined hands in the free­ hands of the British. dom movement Among the popular political leaders of the district who played a prominent part After the transfer of this territory to the in the Freedom struggle, a few names that can be British in 1800, Major Munro who was selected to mentioned are th )se of Sri Kallur Subba Rao and govern this area as the "Principal Collector" cho~se Sri N. Sanjeeva Reddy the then Chief Minister of Anantapur as his headquarters. He directly held Andhra Pradesh and President of India.

SOllrce: DCHB 1961 - Anantapur District A.P. PHYSICAL ASPECTS

General: The district derives its name from north to south of the district. They are easily dis­ Anantapur. its headquarters town. Anantapur dis­ tinguishable and can be seen passing through trict is neither a geographical, historical nor an Tadpatri. Gooty, Anantapur. Dharmavaram, ethnical entity but is the creation for administrative PenukvIlda. Hindu@ur and Madakasira taluks. convenience. In 1882 it was separated from Bellary Kadiri taluk is also interspersed with isolated hill d strict (now in Karnataka State). Anantapur dis­ formations. trict was ftlrTher expanded in the year 1910 by the addition of Kadiri taluk from Cuddapah district. The best examples of isolated peaks and rocky The reorganisation of States in 1956 gave this dis­ clusters are the Gooty rock, the precipitious Kun­ trict. yet another taluk. namely, the Telugu­ durpi Durg, the hills just north of Malyavantam in speaking Rayadurg from Bellary District. Anantapur taluk and the Gampamalla hjll (2 510 feet) high. Physical features: The district of Anantapur lies westernmBukkapatnam. Penukonda (3,091 feet), Kundurpi tions of the district have a direct bearing on its Durg (2,996 feet), and the Madakasira hill (2.936 flora. The whole of the centre of the district is feet). The above mentioned hills being situated in unusually bare of trees or vegetation of any kind. an area which itself stands 1,500 to 2,000 feet above The bark or' tangedu bushes (cassia auriculata) the sea level are not very prominent. The hills which cover the stony waites with yellow flowers, have arranged themselves into some sort of five low is used fvr tanning. Tamarind and Margosa have ranges. All these five ranges run roughly from come up well as avenue trees along road margins

Source: Andhra Pradesh District Gazetteers 1976-Anantapur District Census Hand Book 1961 A.P. -Anantapur District

** Statistical Supplement to Part II of Andhra Pradesh Gazette, Hyderabad, dated 15-1-1951 Monthly anq Annaul Rainfall table for the year 1978 [5J

and in the fields and villages. Babul trees are fre­ Bellary district till 1822, when the then Collector quently seen. A thick growth of date palms is seen shifted his headquarters to Bellary as it was cen­ .in damp lyw lying grounds in several p:lfts of the trally situated. The headquarters was aga in shifted district. to Anantapur the very next year, as the Government did not approve of the change. BeJIary was once Fauna: Most of the vertebrate fauna among again made the headquarters of the distr:ct and wild life is present in the district, although in small Anantapur was only the headquarters of a sub­ numbers The animals commonly found in this division consisting of the taluks of Anantapur, district are the panther, jungle cat, jackal, mon­ Dharmavaram, Penukonda, Hindupur and goose. fox, wild bear, four-horned antelope, chin­ Madakasi ra. kara, chital. the sambur, squirrel, the Indian Molerat, field mouse, house rat, bandicoot, mouse, The years 188t and 1882 f,Jrmed a land mark in porcupine etc. Among the Aves, the bulbuls, blue the administrative hisL.lfY of the district as they jay, cow, green pigeon, jungle fowl. partridge. witnessed the bifurcation of the Bellary district and common mynah, p udkeet, golden oro Ie, malabar the constitutIOn of the new district of Anantapur. nornbilJ, woodpecker, peacock, peafoul, brahmini Kalyandurg taluk was constituted in December, kite, Indian bustard etc are usually found. 1893. Kad.ri, which was then in Cuddapah district, was tLll1sferred to Anantapur district in 1910. Changes in administrative units and its component Consequently, Dharmwaram W1S removed from parts: The various tracts of Analltapur were ruled the Penuk'lllda division and formed into the Dhar­ by different dynasties prior to the advent of the lllavaram division with Kadiri added to it. A por­ Vijayanagar Kings. As the Vijayanagar empire tion of Gooty taluk was transferred to Anantapur expanded, the whole of the district came under its of which 13 villages were again transferred from rule. Subsequently, a substantial portion of the Anantapur taluk tll Dharmavaram Thus three district came under the rule of Palegars who owed divisions - Anantapur division. Gooty division and a shifting allegiance to the mOre powerful of the Penukonda division came into effect from 1st rulers like the Golconda and Cuddapah NClwabs October, 1910. In 1916, the bJundaries of Gorwi­ and the Maharatas. Later on it came into the pos­ kanuma and DorigaJlu resl!fve f"rests were readjus­ session of Hyder and Tipu. ted as between the taluks of Kadiri and Pulivendla. Again in 1943, the territorial limits of Anantapur In 1800, a fresh treaty was concluded between and Cuddapah districts underwent a change. A the British and the Nizam by which the Nizam separate independent sub-taluk with Uravakonda as agreed to cede to the British, the districts acquired headquarters was constituted in 1946. In October, hy him in 1792 and 1799 in return for a British 1953, the entire taluk of Rayadurg was transferred force to be statIoned at Hyderabad. These areas from BeJJary to Anantapur district and with the constituted Cuddapah, Kurnoo!, Anantapur, BeHary reconstitution of the Dharm:waram dIvision in and Chitt,)or districts. October, 1953, the pattern of divis:ons and taluks was as follows: After these districts had been ceded to the East India Company in 1800, the Government of Madras Anantapur division c)mprising the taluks of appointed Major (afterwards Sir Thomas) Munro Anantapur, Gooty, Tadpatri and Uravakonda as the Principal Collector for the area and divided independent sub-taluk, Dharmavaram division it into 37 taluks. Later the post of the Principal comprising Dhannavaram, Kalyandurg and Raya­ Collectllr was abolIshed and the whole area was durg, and Penukonda division which included Pel1U­ divided into three separate divisions or Collecto­ konda, Hindupur, Madakasira and Kadiri. The rates corresponding with the jurisdiction of the number of taluks (11) remained same at 1961 and Zilla Courts. In pursuance of this arrangement, 1971 Censuses. Bellary, Cuddapclh and Kodikonda were fixed as the 'Headquarters Stations' of three Collectorates. At the 1981 Census, there are 17 taluks in the Again in 1808, the Kodikonda division was aboli­ district 'namely Rayadurg, Kanekal. Uravakonda, shed and the ceded districts were bifurcated into Gooty, Tadpatri. Smganamala, Anantlpur, Kalyan­ BelJary and Cuddapah districts. In 1821, the Tadi­ durg, Kambadur, Chennekothapalle, Dharmavaram, marri taluk was abolished and its villages were Penukonda, Madakasira, Hindupur, Nallamada, distributed between Tadpatri and Anantapuf. Kadiri and Sri Satya Sai. These taluks are distri­ Anantapur continued to be the headquarters of the buted into 3 revenue divisions as foll(lws : [6]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE REVENUE DIVISIONS IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT, 1981

Sl. No. Name of Sub-divisionl Name of Taluk Name of Town (M)/(P) Revenue division

2 3 4

Anantapur Anantapur 1 Anantapur (M) 2 Uravakonda 2 Uravakonda (P) 3 Gooty 3 Gooty (P) 4 Guntakal (M) 4 Tadpatri 5 Tadpatri 5 Singanamala

2 Dharmavaram 1 Dharmavaram Dharmavaram (M) 2 Kalyandurg 2 Kalyandurg (P) 3 Rayadurg 3 Rayadurg (M) 4 Kanekal 5 Kambadur 6 Chennekothapalle

3 Penukonda Penukonda Penukonda(P) 2 Hindupur 2 Hindupur (M) 3 Kadiri 3 Kadiri (M) 4 Madakasira 5 Nallamada 6 Sri Satya Sai

The taluks in the district have undergone many during the decade. For convenience the jurisdic­ jurisdictional changes between 1971 and 1981. tional changes in the district during the decade have There is no variation in the total number of villages been presented in the following statement.

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES

G.O. No. Names of transferred and date villages/new villages! under which Name of the No. of Name of the No. of villages that the new taluk taluk in villages in taluk in villages in Remarks have become came into 1971 1971* 1981 1981* hamlets in 1981 existence 2 3 4 5 6 7

Rayadurg 82 Rayadurg 42 42 villages arc now in Raya· durg tal uk after the transfer of 40 villages to Kanekal taluk

Kanekal 40 Formed from Rayadurg 1971 L.C. Nos. and names G. O. Ms. Taluk of40 villages transferred No. 1389 Rev· from Rayadurg Ta/llk (U) dated 28th Nov. 1979 13 Unthakal 14 Bommanahal 15 Kuruvalli 16 Siddarampuram 18 Haresamudram [7] \, STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Con/d.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Kanekal (Coneld.) 17 Bollanaguddam 20 Kalludevanahalli 19 Banduru 26 Uddihal 25 Sreedharaghatta 36 Ganigera 24 Singanahalli 21 Govindavada 23 Bennikal 22 Honnur 40 Vyasapuram 39 Bidurukontham 38 Brahmasamudram 37 Yerragunta 43 Udegolam 41 Meenahalli 42 Garudaehedu 44 Thumbiganur 45 N. Hanumapuram 46 Sollapuram 52 Malyam 54 Kanekal 56 Hulikera 65 Dargakondapuram 66 Avuladatla 69 JunjurampalJe 67 Nagireddipalle 68 Veparal1a 55 Rachumarri 53 Kalekurthy 51 Hanabnahal 50 Ramapuram 48 Mylarampalle 49 Pedda Kowkuntla 47 Rakatla AAantapur llB Anantapur 59 59 villages are now in Anan­ tapur taluk after the transfer of 59 viilages to Singana­ mala Taluk Singanamala 59 Formed from Anantapur 1971 L.C. Nos. and names G.O. Ms. Taluk of 59 villages transferred No. 1389 Rev. to Singanamala Talllk (U) dated 28th Nov. 1979 13 Kalluru Agraharam 14 Kalluru 16 II1uru 15 Kanampalle 17 Kallumadi 18 Tarime1a [8J

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Coli/d.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Singanamala (Contd.) 19 N idhanawada 20 Anandaraopet 21 Buddepalle 23 Rachepalle 24 UllikaJlu 25 Korivipalle 26 Joolakalva 27 Cheelapalle 22 Sa lakamcheruvu 29 Matlagondi 28 Sodanapalle 30 SinganamaJa 31 Karnatakampalle 32 Narasapuram 33 Pedda Jalalapuram 34 Chennavaram 35 Obulapuram 38 Garladinne 37 Jambuladinne 39 Loluru 36 AkuJedu 63 Podaralla 64 Govindapal1c 65 Janthaluru 66 ChedulJa 74 Korrapadu 67 Ch",kraYapeta 68 Peraval i 69 V cnkatampalle 70 Nadimidoddi 71 ChamaJuru 73 Chennampalle 72 Narpala 111 Gugudu 110 Duggamarri 109 Bondalavada 108 Kondakinda Agraharam 75 Bodiganidoddi 76 Chcnnarayan ipa lie 77 Siddampeta 78 Reddipalle 79 Bukkar ayasamudram 80 Anantapur 105 Upparapalle 106 Siddarampuram 104 Itikalapalle 117 Chiyyedu 107 DanduvaripalJe [9]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Concld.,

2 3 4 5 6 7

Singanamala (Concld.) 116 Durgam 115 Siddarascher la 114 Ba ndlapall e 113 Pappuru 112 Haveli Sodanapalle

Kalyandurg 74 Kalyandurg 30 30 villages are now in Kalyandurg taluk after the transfer of 44 villages to Kambadur Taluk Kambadur 44 Newly formed from 1971 L.C. Nos. and Names G.O. Ms. Kalyandurg Taluk of 44 villages transferred No. 1389 Rev. from Ka/yandurg Ta/llk (U) dated 28th Nov. 1979 27 Kannepalle 26 Theetakal 25 Pillalapalle 28 Bhyrasamudram 31 Chelimenahalli 32 Vepalaparthi 33 Gundiganihalli 34 Bhyravanithippa 35 West Kodipalle 36 Eradikera 30 Brahmasamudram 29 Yerrakondapuram 37 Santhe Kondapuram 39 Adavigollapalle 40 Bachepalle 41 Settur 43 Kamthanahall i 42 Ayyagarlapalle 45 Mulakaledu 44 Chintarlapalle 59 Khairevu 58 Lakshmampalle 51 Basapuram 52 Appilepalle 50 Kundurpi 46 Malayanur 47 Nijavalle 48 Jambugumpala 49 Bestarapalle 53 Kariganapalle 57 Yenumuladoddi 54 Mallapuram 55 Thimmapuram 72 Kambadur 56 Mulakanur 65 Pallur 66 Rampuram [10]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES TN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Kambadur (Concld.) 67 Nuthimadugu 68 Karthanaparthi 69 Gulyam 70 Ra Ila Anantapuram 71 Rallapalle 73 Chennampalle 74 Kurakulapall e

Dharmavaram 63 Dharmavaram 31 31 villages are now in Dharmavaram taluk after the transfer of 32 villages to ChennekothapalJe Taluk Chennekothapalle 32 Newly Formed from 1971 L.C. Nos. and Names G.O. Ms. Dharmavaram Taluk of 32 villages transferred No. 1389 Rev. from Dharmavaram Taluk (U) dated 28th Nov. 1979 1 Thumucherla 2 Thoga rakunta 11 Elukuntla 12 Kanaganipalle 25 Mukthapuram 24 Daduluru 28 pyadindi 34 Pothu13nagepalle 29 Medapuram 22 Nagasamudram 23 Gantimarri 13 Muthavakuntla 10 Nasanakota 4 Narasampalle 3 Maddulachcruvu 5 Konetinayanipalyam 6 Peruru 7 Makkinavaripallc 8 Kondapuram 9 MotachintalapalJe 14 Ramagiri 15 Mustikovila 16 Polepalle 17 Seshadribhat rahal! i 18 Kuntimaddi 19 Nyamaddala 20 Cbenn~kothapalle 21 Poletipalle 30 Kanumukkala 31 Veldurthi 32 Ganginepalle 33 Brahmanapall e [11]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Concld.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Penukonda 106 Penukonda 57 2 villages namely L. C. No. 58 Naginayanicheruvu and L. C .No. 59 Bussaiahgaripalle transfered from Hindupur Taluk. 57 villages are now in Penukonda Taluk after the transfer of 51 villages to Sri Satya Sai Taluk. Sri Satya Sai 51 Formed from 1971 L.C. Nos. alld Names G, O. Ms. Penukonda Taluk of 51 villages transferred No. 4700 Rev from Pellllkonda To/uk (U) dated 29th Oct. 1980 93 Nelakota 92 Elukuntla 91 Buddareddipalle 94 Krishnapuram 95 Marala 96 Chagapuram 97 Mangalamadaka 98 pamudurthi 99 Nakkalaguttapalle 100 Agraharam 101 Gunipalle 90 Siddarampuram 89 Kothapalle 87 Kadir idevarapalle 88 Mylasamudram 8(j Kesapuram 66 Kodapaganipalle 65 Vemuletipalle 64 Talamarla 68 Vangampalle 69 Iragampalle 67 Th iruma ladevarapalle 85 NarepalJc 84 Kanisettipalle 83 Li ngareddipa lie 81 Bukkapatnam 102 Kothakota 103 Vengalammacheruvu 80A P rasantini layam 80 Puttaparti 82 Kothacheruvu 70 Tippabhattapalle 63 Marakuntapal1e 71 K. Loch<:rla 76 Kappalabanda 78 Brahmanapalie 79 Y enumulapall e 104 Amagondapalyam lOS Satharlapalle 75 Pedapalle [12]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Con/d.)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------Sri Satya Sai (Coneld.) 77 Beedupalle 74 Kadirepalle 73 J aga rajupalle 72 Byrapuram 62 Pothulakunta 61 Virupapuram 53 Cherlopalle 58 Bandlapal1e 60 Pakeerupalle 57 Kotlapalle 56 Nidimamidi

Hindupur 86 Hindupllr 84 84 villages are noW in 2 villages transferred from Hindupur taluk after the Hindupur to Penukonda are: transfer of 2 villages to 58 Naginayanicheruvu Penukonda taluk 59 Bllssaiahgaripalle

Kadiri 146 Kadiri 75 75 villages are now in Kadiri taluk after the transfer of 71 villages to Nallamada Taluk Nallamada 71 Formed from Kadiri taluk 1971 L.C. Nos. and Names G. O. Rt. of71 villages trallsferred No. 2487 Rev. from Kadiri To/uk (P) dated 28th November 1979. Budanampalle 2 Kodavandlapalle 9 Uppalapadu 8 Brahmad evamarri 5 Srobandlapalle 3 Marthad 6 Gandlavandlapalle 7 Sankepalle 11 Jonnalakothapal1e 10 Mukthapuram 12 Gunjepa11e 4 S,mkepalle Brahmanapalle 13 Dorega1 14 Thi mmanayan ipa lyam 15 Mallepalle 16 Thappetavar ipalle 19 Ycllareddipalle 18 Devaragudipalle 17 Kondagattupall~ 25 Lakkasamudram 24 Patnam 20 Sancvaripalle 21 Malakavemula 23 Nagireddipalle 22 V cllarnaddi 103 Charupalle 104 Reddiralle 105 Vankarakuni a [13]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBISR OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Concld.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Nallamada (Coneld.) 106 Nallamada 107 Gopipalle 108 Chowtikuntapalle 110 Kondakamarla 109 Kurumala III Narasambhotlapalle 97 Donnikota 98 Muthyalacheruvu 93 Bathulapalle 88 Kadir i Brahmanapalle 94 Yeguvapalle 95 Pulagampalle 96 Inagaluru 118 Mukkandlavari Kothapalle 112 Daburuvaripalle 117 Thippepalle 1]3 AJIapalle 116 Sunnampalle 119 Obuladevaracheruvu )20 Kuruvapalle 122 Venkatapuram 123 Thummalakuntlapalle 87 Thavalamarri 89 Panthulacheruvu 84 Maddimadugu 86 Ubicherla 124 Veeraobanapalle 121 Jowkalakothapalle 126 Mohammadabad 127 Kassamudram 115 Arkabhavipalle 114 Tangedukunta 130 Ramanathapuram 131 Gadidemvaripalle 132 Edigavaripalle 129 Chinagonipalle 133 Cheekircvulapalle 128 Amadaguru 125 Thummala 134 Karimireddipalle 135 pulikuntlapalle 136 DademvaripalJe 137 Lokojipalle

Uravakonda 48 Uravakonda 48 Gooty 87 Gooty 87 Tadpatri 97 Tadpatri 97 Madakasira 58 Madakasira 58

* Total given under column 2 and 4 includes the villages which are fully included in urban areas also. [14]

The following statement shows the present set inhabited and uninhabited villages and towns in up giving the details of the area and number of each taluk.

STATEMENT SHOWING THE POSITION OF EACH TALUK IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT AT 1981 CENSUS

Si. Name of the Total No. of Total Total number of No. of villages No. Taluk area in Towns Villages villages included in towns Sq. Kms. Inhabited Uninhabited Fully Pa rtly

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Rayadurg 880.3 41 40 2 Kan('kal 886.7 40 40 3 Uravakonda 1,070.0 47 47 4 Gooly 1,241.1 2 85 85 2 2 5 Tadpatri 1,660.2 97 97 2 6 Singanamala 1,035·2 59 58 7 Anantapur 1,363.0 59 59 2 8 Kllyandur g 918·2 30 30

9 Kambadur 1,208.2 44 43

10 Chennekothapallc 1,177.3 32 32

] 1 Dharmavaram 728.9 30 30 12 Penukonda 917·1 57 55 2 13 Madakasita 1,080.0 58 56 2 14 Hindupur 1"02.6 84 76 8 2 15 Nallamada 1. 463·2 71 69 2

1(;) Kadiri 1.506·0 73 70 3 2

17 Sri Satya Sai 849·4 51 47 4

Total 19,130.0 11 958 934 24 7 13

The district "Geographical area" figures are as supplied by Surveyor General, India. 2 The total of the area figures of taluks will not tally with the district area figures because former represents land-use area and are derived from the figures supplied by the State Survey Department. 3 Villages shown under Column 5 do not include the villages given under column g. MAJOR CHARACTERISTICS

,/ Forestry: The entire district is divided into five value in IS,OOO hectares. An area of 1l,200 hectares forest ranges, viz.. Anantapur, Bukkapatnam, have been covered so far under this programme. Gooty. Kadiri and Kalyandurg fl'r administrative Seed multiplicativn farms have also been established convenience. Forests cover 1953 sq. kms i.e. 10% in an area of 430 hectares to supply seeds for the of the total extent of the area of the district. pasture plots. This forestry and pasture programme Most of these forests exist in isolated blocks would generate empluyment of about 20.10 lakh and are widely scattered all over the district. man days and the fodder produced in pasture plots Due to the poor rainfall occurring in the area, will be sufficient to feed 13,000 sheep and 17.000 majority of the forests are of a dry deciduous and cattle. The expenditure incurred under this item is open, scrub type with trees of an average height of Rs. 139.34 lakhs as against the outlay of Rs. 150.36 about 15'. There is a marked difference in the lakhs. vegetation between the forest fIn the southern side Minerals and Mining: The district is fairly well abutting the Mysore plateau in Kadiri, Hindupur, known for some of its mineral deposits. A brief Madakasira, Kalyandurg and Rayadurg taluks and those in the northern taluks ofGooty, Tadpatri and account of them is given below. Anantapur. In the case of the former, rainfall is Asbestos of n )n·commerciai value is found in slightly higher and the growth of sandal and neem Dharmav<:ram Tal uk. Barytes of c0mmercial impor­ is correspondingly superior. All the forests of the tance is available in Gooty, Tadpatri and Kadiri district are the dwelling places of a variety of wild Taluks. This finds use in several industries such as life although big game is not generally in abund­ filler in textile industry, for manufacture of paints, ance. Where there are perennial or semi perennial I ithophone and bari urn chemical and in oil-well water sources, various species of wild .life make drilling. Calcite is one of the important industrial their appearance mostly at dawn and dusk. minerals in which [ndia's known occurrences are a For the quick growth of the forests. massive few and limited. This district dr,ks foremost in tree plantation programme under Drought Prone production of Calcite. The mineral occurs as veins Areas Programme with World Bank aid h:1s been within lime stone in some parts of Gooty, Tadpatri launched. Plantations covering 170 hectares hwe and Anantapur Tdiuks. Th.s is used in many indu­ been carried out for small timber and feed planta­ stries as filler h textile. rubber and paint industries tion. Seven lakh plantations have been raised in and as a carrier in insecticicial preparations. It is also used in the manufacture of mortars, cement, ~90 hectares area under social f )restry f As wind " breaks 40.000 plants have been raised covering glass, ceramic products, bleaching powder and 214 kms. Under Farm forests 1O.S lakhs big plants explosives. Diamonds are known to have been found in Gooty and Uravakonda Taluks. There are have been planted. ) reports of occasional finds uf the precious stones at (In order to prevent shifting of sand from the Vajrakarur of Uravakonda Taluk particularly after dry river beds to the adjacent agricultural fields rains. Iron ore is available in Rayadurg Taiuk while win d bel t plantations have been ra ised in 80 gold is mined in Ramagiri village of Chenne­ hectares. An area of 230 hectares have been covered kothapalle Taluk. w:th agave plantations to' extract fibre which is useful for marine cordage, carpet and rope making Electricity and Power; Under six point formula, and for extraction of lecoganin, a chemi.:al useful Rural Electr fi-:ation Programme has been taken up for cortisone drugs)VJn order to establish and to electrify all villages. So far, 601 villages out of propagate slndalwood trees, 260 hectares have been 965 villages in the district have been electrified. The covered with sandalwood plantations.) percentage of electrification as on 31-8-81 is 72.49%. V To provide sufficient enriched fodder to the Land and land use pattern: The total geogra­ sheep and the cattle, it is programmed to develop phical area of the d strict is 19,130 sq. kms. The improved' pasture with species of high nutritious total normal extent of cultivated area is 9,717 [16] sq. kms. out of which 7,762 sq. kms is under kharif Short term credit: Government have released season and 1,955 sq. kms. under rabi season· Rs. 66.04 lakhs towards short term loans to the Forests cover 1,953 sq. kms. and an area of 1.896 agriculturists whereas the Co -operative DepJftment sq. kms. is barren and uncultivable. An area of and the banks are proposed to advance short term 1.568 sq. kms. is put to special agricultural purpose. loan s to the farmers to a tune of Rs. 200 lakhs and The remaining is put to misuse. Rs. 395 lakhs respectively. Agriculture: Though this district is predomi­ Sericulture: More than 50% of the area in the nantly depending on the rains for agriculture. the district is red soil suitable for mUlberry trees. following major and minor irrigation projects with Sericulture is an agro-based industry for which soil registered ayacut and area irrigated is as follows: and climatic conditions in this district are suited. Many of the small and marginal farmers have Name Major Regd. Area irrigated switched on to mulberry cultivation and silk worm of the or Ayacut (in sq. kms.) rearing. Upto August. 1981,2,9659 acres have been Project Minor in -- ---~ --- ... _--_ .. brought under mulberry cultlvation. During (sq. kms.) Net Gross 1980-8l, 77.221akhs kgs. of realing cacoons were 2 3 4 5 produced and an amount of Rs. 1.977 63 lakhs was realised by sale. TBP, HLC, GBC Mdjor 455.47 233 to 286·90 The aim of establishment of the grainage is to UPP Minor 39.25 25.09 37.26 supply disease free layings to the sericulturists. So BTP 48·56 41.38 58.39 far 6 gninages were established under Drought COP 3.64 2.63 5·70 Prone Areas Programme and with the establishment of three more gnlinages of higher capaCity, the demand for disease free layings can be met to a 546.92 302.20 388.25 certain extent Subsidy bas been granted for 222 wells. / Besides these the Drought Prone Areas Programme has undertaken construction of Soil Conservation: Under Drought Prone Minor Irrigation Source to develop command Areas Programme, the target is to cover 47,200 area. Many breached tanks have been restored. hectares 35.200 hectares in eight watersheds and Percolation tanks were con!>tructed and C.I. wells 12 watersheds in the catchment of tanks taken up have been sunk and agricultural development with an outlay of Rs. 27L.23 lakhs. programme is undertaken as notified below:- Dry farming: The object of this programme Minimum Yield Programme: Groundnut and is to show in action and convince the farmers about redgram are selected for adopting package of the suitability of the cropping pattern suggested in practices under the programme. The minimum the drought conditions. So far 180 large scale and yield proposed to be achieved is \,100 kgs. per 1,420 small scale demonstrations were organiseo. hect~re for groundnut and 400 kgs. fur redgram. Demomtrations under tanks and wells organised The target of 6,000 hectares proposed under the were 60 and 320 respectively. SubsidY was provided programme is achieved. to 793 farm;e(s for the purchase of fertilisers and improved implements. The expenditure under this Higb Yielding Variety Programme: Under the programme is Rs. 17.63 lakhs against the outlay of programme paddy, jowar, bajra, maize and ragi Rs. 30 SO lakhs. crops are selected and the targets and achievements are as follows: Animal Husbandry: The programme has been introduced with the main object to provide sub­ Name Target Area sidiQry occupations and supplemental incomes to of (in covered the poorer sections of this district. Under this crop hectares) (in hectares) scheme 118 Milk Co-operative Societies have been 2 3 organised with total enrolment of 10,112 members. Paddy 15,000 10,794 So far 5,253 milch animals were distributed to the ]owar )2,800 6,[65 members of the co-operative milk supply societies. B3jra 33,400 24,651 The banks have extended a credit of Rs. 61 lakhs Maize tOO 838 while the District Development Authority paid a [ 17] subsidY of Rs. 20.23Iakhs. Weaker sections bene­ Large and medium industries: Two sp:nning fitted were as follows: mills are there in the district. 1. Andhra Co-opera­ tive Spinning Mills, Guntakal was sta fted in 1954 w:th a total paid up share capital ofRs. 66.78 lakhs. Category No. of milch Loan paid. Subsidy 2. The Super Spinning Mills Limited. Hindupur animals by banks paid by distributed (Rs. in lakhs) D.D.A. started with proposed capital outlay of Rs. 48.75 (Rs. in lakhs. lakhs) Two cotton pressing factories were established 2 3 4 at Tadpatri. One Khands<1ri Sugar Factory, one Andhra Pradesh Light;ngs '·BULB" factory and Scheduled Castes 1,398 19·9 5.97 one insulated wires and cables factory started Scheduled Tribes 125 2.1 0.63 functioning at Anantapur. Silk Weaving industry in Dharmavaram and Rayadurg Taluks were Backward Classes }'258 21.80 5.48 established.

Small Scale Industries: Kamhly weaving centres To improve the local cattle, artificial insemi­ in K:liyandurg Taluk and lime burning factories at nation programme was taken up in this district. Tadpatri Taluk were established besides several Frozen semen technique was also incorporated in saw mills. oil mills, decortic lting units and dye all the Veterinary institutions in this district. So units. far,63 breedmg bulls were supplied in rural areas for natural service. Three spearhead schemes and Handicrafts: Government Cottage Industries three mobile veterinary units were established. The Sales Emporium .. Lepakshi' started functioning at expenditure incurred under this scheme was Anantapur to cL.llect the articles from the rural Rs. 169.69 lakhs on works against an outlay of artisans and to encourage them to produce more. Rs. 194.07 lakhs. Industrial Development: To provide socio­ Sheep Development: Sheep development economic development and rehab litation of th~ough t.he formation of Sheep Growers' Co-oper­ har,jan freed bonded labour, a society for the manu­ ative SocIeties was taken up in this district. Forty facture of leather goods was registered at Venkata­ five Sheep Growers' Co-operative Societies were puram in Singanamab Taluk under the name The registered with 1,866 members on roll. Out of 1,477 Anantapur'Indlra Gandhi Harijan Freed Bonded members, 1,332 members contributed 7,737 ewes Labour Leather Goods Productive Industrial Co­ (female sheep) as share capital. Due to the concerted operative Society Limited with 16 members with efforts of the Sheep Gr0wers Co-operative Societies a paid up share capital of Rs. 400/- and authorised the birth rate has improved in 25% cross-bred progeny. Wool production was increased and the share capital of Rs. 50,000/-. The Society received the financial assistance of Rs. \.70 lakhs from Zilla mortality rate was brought down to 3% in adults Parishad, Andhra Pradesh Khadi and Village Indu­ and 5% in lambs. The sheep were sold 0 by weight in place of the old practice of group scale. The stries Board, Hyderabad, The Anantapur S.C expenditure incurred under Sheep Development was Service Society, Anantapur. Director of Social Rs 43.56 lakhs on works and staff as against an Welfare, Hyderabad and Industries Department. outlay of Rs. 53.25 1akhs. A total of 1,977 artisan units were commissioned Fishery: Three Fish Farms were introduced in the district with a capital investment of Rs. 35.99 in ~he district at Anantapur, Bhairavanitippa lakhs providing employment to 4,494 persons. Project and M.P.R. Penakacherla. Fish produced at these farms were supplied to Fishermens' Co­ Transport; Road transport in thi s district was operative Societies and to other tanks and nationalised in the year 1978. A.P.S.R.T.C. started reservoirs. providing conveyance facilities to the public connecting the State capitals like Hyderabad and Industry: There are 3 industrial estates in the Madr,is and important towns and cities like Viiaya­ district at Anantapur, Hindupur and Kadiri. wada, Tirupati, Nellore and Vel1ore, etc. R T.C. Industrial Training Institute which was located in introduced an interstate service enroute Kalyandurg Anantapur continued functioning. to Bellary and Blngllore. [18]

Village link transport Scheme: The main on the notified routes of A.P.S.R.T.C., R.T,C. is object of the scheme was to provide transport operating more number of buses duly augmenting facilities to all the villages in the district. So far the present services. It is also proposed to operate 785 villages were connected, leaving those villages the interstate Services from Anantapur to Bellary. that do not have motorable roads. In order to K.B. Halli. Bangalore, .Bagepalli, Turnkur and arrest the illicit operation by the. private operators Nandi Hills. PLACES OF INTEREST

Places of Religious, Historical or Archaeological tance in the district are presented in the following importance: Places of religious institutions (temples) statement for the convenience of the reader. and mutts and of historical or archaeological impor-

ST ATEMENT SHOWING THE MONUMENTS/TEMPLES AND MUTTS IN ANANT APUR DISTRICT

SI. Taluk Name of the town/ Name of the Monuments/ No. village Temples/Mutts

2 3 4

Rayadurg Rayadurg Large Domen near taluk office (Megali1hic period) Sri Gavi Mutt Dondina hirehal Sri Anandudi Simhasan Mutt Sri Sivalingarudraswamy Mutt Bondanakal Sri Pasupathimatha Temple 2 Kanekal Kanekal Sri Hari Mutt 3 Uravakonda Konakondla Hill fort (known as Pallikonda. Kambam. NarOlsimhaswamy Konda and Rallagutta) (Constructed during the reign of Vijaya- nagara Empire) Uravakonda Sri Gavi Mutt Amidala Sri Had Mutt Pennahobilam Sri Penna Ahobila Lakshminarasimha Swamy Sri Laksbminarasimha Swamy Temple Gadekal Sri Bheemeswara Swamy Temple 4 Gooty Guntakal Sri Parvathi Simhasan Mutt Kasapuram '" .Sri Nettikanti Anjaneya Swamy 5 Tadpatri Tadpatri Sri Avandootha Thikkaramaiah Mutt Sri Thikkarayaswamy Mutt Aluru Sri Kona Ranganatha Swamy Temple Chukkaluru Sri Chennakesava Swamy Temple Kadavakallu Sri Chennakesava Swamy Temple Kummetha Sri Chennakesava Swamy Temple

6 Anantapur Anantapur Sir Thomas Munro's House (18th Century)

7 KalYandurg Kalyandurg Sri Virakthi Mutt Group of nine circular cairns (Megalithic Burials) Group of three large cairns (Megalithic Burials) Two oblong cairns on the north and west of the hill {Pre' historic remains}

Thagguparthi Sri Sivataya Ashramam [20]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE MONUMENTS/TEMPLES AND MUTTS IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT (Coneld.

2 3 4

8 Kambadur Kambadur Jain Temple Akkammavari Gudi Kundurpi Sri Kodandaramaswamy Temple Sri Narasimhaswamy Temple Sri Veerabhadraswamy Temple Sri Anjaneyaswamy Temple Ballepalli Matam 9 Dharmavaram Dharm3.varam Sri Gurusanthaiah Mutt Sri Chinnappa Swamy Mutt Sri Gatehu Matam 10 Penukonda Penukonda Gaganmuhal (Summer palace of the Raja's of Vijayanagar) II Madakasira Amarapuram Jain Basadi Temple Siva ram Sri Maheswaraswamy Temple 12 Nallamada Patnam Old Fort (Ranganayani Kota) (Belongs to Rcvati Chola period) Sri Chennakesava Swamy Temple 13 Kadiri Kadiri .Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy

** The institution has an income of Rs. Twenty thousand and above but less than Rs. One lakh * The institution has an income of Rs. One lakh and above Source: The Director of Archaeology and Museums, Hyderabad. Andhra Pradesh Commissioner of Endowments - Andhra Pradesh

Places of Tourist Interest: Dandinahirehal (Rayadurg Taluk): This festi val is held every year on Chaitra-Suddha 'Iadiya viJlage is 58 kms. from Rayadurg via Molakala­ (March-April). The children born as a result of muru in Mysore State and 3 kms. from Obalapuram prayers of the deity in the area are named 'Muradi­ railway station on the Rayadurg-Bellary line. It amma' and 'Muradiappa'. was once a military camping ground. Coarse sarees of low counts are produced here. Traces of an old Rayadurg (Rayadurg Taluk); Literally Raya­ fort and a moat are seen at the place. The village durg means 'King's Hill Fortress'. It is the head­ has a large number of tamarind topes and con­ quarters of the taluk and also of a block. It is sequently extensive business is carried on in the situated at a distance of 90 kms. from Anantapur. export of tamarind. At Obalapuram, two miles The ruins of the fort can still be seen on the hill at east of the place, there is a bone-crushing factory. the foot of which the town is built. The fort area Bonemeal crushed from bones collected from the contains the temples of Prasanna Venkateswara, neighbouring villages is exported to the south for Venugopala, Jambukesvara, Veerabhadra, Anjaneya manurial purposes. Iron ore is extracted at Obala­ and Kanyakaparameswari. Sir Thomas Munro is puram, Siddapuram and Malpanagudi from the said to have had a vision ofVenkateswara, the deity hills nearby by private comlJany located in Bellary. at this Shrine and therefore the Lord is called Prasanna Venkateswara. The temple built on the Muradi (Rayadurg Taluk): This is about 13 same pattern as the Tirupati Shrine has an excellent kms. from Rayadurg on the Rayadurg-Bellary road. tower which appears as though carved out of It is popularly believed, that the Anjaneyaswamy sandal wood. here, is propitiated, would grant their desire for progeny and cure diseases. Devotees stay for a Pennahobilam (Uravakonda Taluk): This is an number of days and offer prayers. The congre­ inhabited village endowed to the local temple of gation is particularly heavy on Saturdays. A car Sri Lakshminarasimhaswamy. The deity is known [21] as Bogurla Nara~imhaswamy. The temple is 3 kms, The town is divided into two parts, the fort area is from the western bank of the Penneru. An over­ called 'Kota' and the other is called 'Peta'. bridge has been constructed here across the river Kasapuram (Gooty Taluk): This place is on the Anantapur-BeUary road. The car festival, about 4 kms. north of Guntakal and is known for falling on the fifth day of the dark fortnight in the the temple of Nettekanti Anjaneyaswami. There month of Vaisakham (April-May), is largely are a number ofchoultries built for the convenience attended by devotees. The temple constructed on a of devotees. Pilgrims from several parts copgre­ hillock 9 meters high, is reached by a flight cf steps. gate in large numbers, specially on Saturdays, The A gigantic foot mark 5' x 3' believed to be the temple is richly endowed with landed property. sacred foot print of Lord Narasimha can be seen Local tradition associates the installation of the at the place. An opening to the south beneath the deity with Sri Vyasarayaswamy of Seshahalli in foot is said to be the passage fLH a tunnel leading to Mysore. Muslims also make oifeflngs to this deity. the river and the water poured into it does not A huge procession is taken out once a year on the overflow whatever be the quantity. The temple day next to Ugadi. of Lakshmi, is situated outside the main shrine. Vows are fulfilled and marriages and tonsure Peddavaduguru (Gooty Taluk); This village ceremonies are performed frequently at this shrine. lies about 10 kms. south-east of Gooty on the Animal offerings are made to the deity. There is a Gooty-Anantapur road. It is claimed that the spring channel in the temple, popularly known as Brahmins here used to celebrate at their own Bugga Koneru. expense the threld investiture ceremony of Brahmin boys coming from other villages and hence the Chitrachedu (Gooty Taluk): Thisvillage lying name. at a distance of 14 kms. from Pamidi on the north bank of Penneru can be reached from Gooty. Near A field closeby is known as Kotilingala Kunta the village is a stone image of Hanuman, hewn out (the tank with a crore of l;ngas) testifying to the of a rock more than 25 feet in height carrying belief th&t it is almost full of Sivalingas Adjacent Rama, Lakshmana and Sita on his shoulders with to the village. on the hillock known as Nallakonda, Inderj;t in between his feet. It is reputed to be the there is a shrine ofNall:gonda Ramaswamy wIth an biggest of the idols of Hanuman in the district and idol of Sri Rama installed underneath a boulder. is locally known as Kotakonda Hanumantharayudu. Alur (Tadpatri Taluk); This village. 6 kms. from To the nGrth-east of Kotakonda Hanuman there is Tadpatri to its east. is well known for its small another hill known as Giriappakonda, on the top of waterfall 25' and 30' in height. This fall, amidst which is a Dwojastambha and a tree. Near the foot picturseque surroundings With hills and trees all of the hill is a temple to Anantagiri, by the path round, make it an interesting picnic spot. From the upto which lies a boulder, about four feet square Ranganathaswamy temple, the view down below is which is called the 'Balanthirayi' or pregnant enchanting. There are a number of mantapams woman's stone which is held in great veneration. at the foot of the waterfall. The Ranganathaswamy Gooty (Gooty Taluk): Gooty, the headquar­ temple is believed to have been built by Pemmasani ters of the tal uk and of a block is 53 kms. from Thimma Naidu. The car festival of Ranganatha is Anantapur on the Kurnool-Bangalore trunk road. celebrated in Chaitra (Mc:n:h·April) on the full The town is of considerable historical antiquity and moon day and is largely attended. The festival is is said to have derived its name from 'Gowtami­ conducted at Alur and the idols are then brought puri', the town of sage Gowtama The place was from the tem'ple to the village. also known as Jagatapi Gutty. The citadel of the Gooty fort is constructed on the western most Dharmapuram (Tadp.1tri Tal uk): Dharma­ circle of hillocks. It is a huge precipitous mass of puram village is s'tuated 14 kms. west of Tadpatri. bare rock and towers over the adjacent ones. The The Aswartham (pipal tree). on the banks of Pennar, fort is approached by a paved path leading first to a pilgrim centre is visiteJ by devotees from all over an outlying spur strongly fortified and known in the district, either seeking children or needing a former days as 'Mar Gooty'. After passing through cure from chronic ailments. The month of Magham these fortifications, the pathway winds upwards {January· February) and especially its third Sunday round steep sides of huge rock and reaches the is considered auspic:ous for worshipping the deity. summit where the 'quilla' is situated. The build· An open pial has been raised round the tree trunk ings in the fort are not of architectural importance. and fenced with iron gr"tings. All round the tank [22]

are installed Pancha Lingas and idols of Nagas by adjacent hills of Singanamala is believed to be the devotees praying for pregnancy. Marriages and abode of Lord Venkatachalapati. On a nearby tonsure ceremonies are also performed at the place. rock, the Vaishnava caste mark is painted to which The other temples of some importance are Bhima­ oblations are offered. lingeswara and Pappuramma. There are two natural ponds near the cave. Rayalacheruvu (Tadpatri TaIuk): This village One of them is used for bathing and the waters of has a railway station on tbe Raichur-Madras line. the other, 'Akkamma Done' is believed to have A tank was constructed by Krishnacevaraya of curative effects. Vijayanagara and is still called by that name. On the southern cnd of this tank-bund, there is a Anantapur (Anantapur taluk) : Anantapur, 'Chekumukiralla Gutta' or hill of flint stone. The the he_ldquarters of the district is on the flint from here is claimed to ha~e been used by GUIltakal-Bangalnre metre-gauge line, 68 kms. Tipu for his muskets. A magic stone lYanthramu­ south of Guntakal. The town is connected by ruyi) 5' x 3' on which are carved 81 squares regular bus service not only with all tal uk head­ bordered by tridents is believed to bring rain or quarters in the district but also with Bellary, ward off epidemics. if worshipped. Rayalacheruvu Kurnool, Chittoor. Hyderabad and Bangalore. is an important centre for lime stone mining in the district. On the tank bund, are a durgah and a Ganesh Tadpatri (Tadpatri Taluk): Tadpc:tri or Tati­ temple and the municipllity h1s made lighting parthi is the headquarters of the ta]uk and a block. arrangements along tbe bund upto the temple. The town is situated on the banks of the Penneru Among the places of worship are the Chenna­ and 76 kms. away from Guntakal. keshavaswamy temple near the old town hospital. Eswara and Kanyakaparameswari temples in the The Bugga Ramalingaswamy temple on the main bazar and the Kasivishveshwara and the southern bank 0f the Pennar and the Chintalaraya­ Satyanarayanaswamy temple in the first road in the swami temple are the two import:mt temples at the extensions. There is also a big mosque in the new place. In the Ramalingeswara temple there is a town. perennial underground stream from which W:lter always oozes into the Garbha Gruha (sanctum Atmakur (Anantapur taluk): This place is sanctorum) exactly where the Lingam is consecra­ situated about 26 kms. west of Anantapur on the ted. The Linga is said to be 'Swayambhu' (self­ Anantapur-Kalyandurg road. Adjacent· to this formed). village on the hill is a temple dedicated to Sri Nara­ simha locally known as Mala Obulesuswamy whose Tadpatri has been one of the important com .. car festival held annually during February March is mercial centres in the district for a long time. largely attended. Near this place. a sheep and WOJI extension centre with the Bikaner breed of Gugudu (Singanamala taluk): This village is about 29 kms. east of Anantapur. A significant sheep is situated. A curious agricultural practice occasion in the village is the Moharram festival noticed here and in the ne;ghbourhood is the pro­ vision of the sandals (chappals) to the labourers conducted with Sri Kullaiswamy as the venerated pir. The Peeria Makan with its gold pJaied mina­ working in fields as the lands are thorny. There is an old Roman Catholic Church at tIle place. rets is in the centre of the village. Moharram attracts a large number of devotees who fulfil their vows on the occasion. Children born as a result Bcluguppa (Kalyandurg taluk): This village is of the Saint's blessings are named after him. A situated in the north-east corner of the taluk on the fire-walking ceremony is also conducted. It is Anantapur·Bellary road. It is famous C,r its cum· widely believed that some ill-luck visits an official blies. The cumbly weavers' co-operative society who halts at the village for the night. purchases wool from various other places in the district and exports the finished products, not only Singanamala (Singanamala Taluk) Singana- to other places in this State, but alsJ to Kerala and mala is at the foot of a hill 16 kms. east of Mysore. It is an important centre (Jf the Khadi Anantapur on the Tadpatri road. Sage Rishya­ and Village Industries Board for obtaining spun sring:t is believed to have performed penance on yarn. Cotton spinning remains an old cottage this hill. G:lmpamala, tbe highest point among the industry here. [23]

Bhyravanithippa (Kambadur tuluk): It is situa­ Dharmavaram (Dharmavaram tal uk) : Dharma­ ted at a distance of 45 kms. from Kalyandurg and varam is 34 kms. from Anantapur. It is a railway is a trijunctional point of the taluks of Kalyandurg, junction on the Bangalore-Guntakalline and is the Rayadurg and Mysore State and is named after terminus of the Pakala-Dharmavaram section. The Bhyra va, whose temple lies on a hillock nearby. important local temple is the Lakshmi Chenna­ The Bhyravanithippa project harnesses the waters kesava Swamy shrine. It has a storeyed tower, of the Hagui (Vedavathi). The original village. at extensive enclosures and an entrance carved in the the foot of the hillock, was evacuated to facilitate Vijayanagar style. The Ramalingeswara temple at the construction of the dam. The project is desig­ the place is exquisite in its architecture and has a ned fOf irrigation through a storage d 24,000 M.Cft perennial water Sprl)ut tbugp). At dusk this with an earthen dam and two canals on its right and 'Saikatha' linga (an idL'1 made of sand) looks as if left flanks. it is imposed from above. Another Linga, which is nearby, is believed to have been installed by Enumaladoddi (Kambadur tal uk) : This village Hanuman. The seven small independent pillars in is situated 19 kms. south of Kalyandurg. There is the temple when struck pr,)duce 'Saptasvara' (the an ashram dedic::lted to a saint of the Sri Radha­ seven musical notes). The inhab:tants are m0stly swamy faith. The Teppalamma Banda (a stone) to weavers engaged in cotton and silk weaving. the south of the Ashram is visited by devotees pray­ Dharmavaram silks are well known almost all over ing for progeny and also for performing tonsure the country ceremonies. The floating island is another interes­ ting spot. It is a small irregular-shaped island of Penukonda (Penukonda tal uk) : Penukonda, earth, some ten yards across at its widest part which meaning the big hdI, is the headquarters of the Hes in and nearly fills up, a hollow becomes full of tal uk. of a revenue division and of a Panchayat water and the . Island' floats and moves a foot or Samithi. all bearing the same name. It is at a two. The island is worshipped as the '1bating distance of 71 kms from Anantapur on the Goddess' and the water round it is held sacred. Kurnool-Bangalore road. The town is picture­ squely situded at the fort of a fortified hill over 915 metres in height The f,'ur sides of the fL)wn Kundurpi (Kambadur tal uk) : Situated at a are presumed to be guarded from evil spir;ts and distance of 32 kms. from Kalyandurg, is at the diseases by the idols of God Hanuman, the largest foot of a hill 914 meters above sea level. It Con­ of them, about 11 feet jlJ height near the main tains the ruins of a fort. The vestiges of Jain entrance to the fort. The most important mosque, temple and icons of Thirthankaras (Pontiffs) can at this place is the Sherkhan Mosque. In its inte­ still be seen in the village. On the way to the rior is a dark green stone frame with rotating summit of the hill is the temple of Kundurpamma. There is a superstition that ill-luck befalls any pillars on either side official with magisterial powers making a night halt The Ramaswamy and Isvara temples are at this place. Two pools on the hill known as preserved under the Ancient Monuments Act. To Akka Chellandla Donalu are a popular resort for the south of these temples is the 'Gagan Mahal' those praying for children. The manufacture of built in 1575 without a single rafter in the Indo­ puffed rice is an important cottage industry. The Saracenic style. It is bel ieved th:1t, Bablyya, a weaving of woollen blankets has gained much popu­ Hindu prince, who turned Fakir, was given a tender larity in this village. The wool is obtained locally stick by his preceptor Nathar Vali and was asked and also supplemented by purchases from adjacent to settle down at the place where it blossomed and villages. this happend to be the Ishwara temple at Penu-· konda. A tree is still shJwn as the one referred to Vepalaparthi (Kambadur taluk): This village in the anecdote. It is believed that it used to is also known as Vep,llapadu or Bevinh.llu and is yield sugar till recently and that the sugar was used situated 29 kms. west of Kalyandurg. The car as a daily offering at the dargah. festival of Sri Ranganatha is celebrated during March-April and is well attended. In front of the There are three' Brundavanams' held in venera­ temple, there is a magic stone believed to cure tion by the Madhwa sect of Brahmins. A mutt cattie diseases if 101 pots of water are poured over here is the seat of Sri Veddvyasa Thirthulu, who is it and the cattle affected made to tread on it. the eleventh swamy in succession. An 'Aradhana' Cumbly weaving is the local industry which enjoys is held at the mutt every Chaitra-Suddha VidiJa a good market in Mysore State. (March-April). [24]

AgaJi (Madakasira tal uk) : This village is Raghunatha, Srirama, Veerabhadra and Durga of about 42 kms. south-west of Madakasira. A which the Veerabhadra temple is the most impor­ mantapam and a tank at the place are claimed to tant. The place is renowned as the repository of the have been built by Sjr Thomas Munro. There is best mural paintings of the Vijayanagar kings. In also a Jain temple bearing the image of one of the the temple a shrine of Siva faces that of Vishnu thirthankaras. The Agali tank fed by the Swarna­ with Veerabhadra at the centre. These three form mukhi has a registered ayacut of 358 hectares, a triangle with it common mantapim. The temple is surrounded on all sides by an outer enclosure. A Amarapuram (Madakasira taluk): It is claimed second inner enclosure contains the main portion that this place is associated with Amarasimha, the of the temple. Its finest parts are the Natya lexicographer and author of 'Amarakosa'. It is (D ..lI1cil1g) and Ardh::t (Worship) Mantapas. The situated 42 kms. north-west of Madakasira. This N ..ltya Mantapa is decorated with superbly sculp­ place appears to have been a stronghold of Jains in tured life-size representations of musicians and the early centuries. Chandraka BhattIraka, the dancers in various poses displaying spirit and disciple of Ch:lfukrithi Bhattarakt a reputed Jain vig0ur. To the south of the main shrine is the te,[cher, bes buried in Thamadehalli Anj'weya­ huge Nagalinpm hooded by a great Naga with its swamy temple, about 3 kl11S, from Amarapuram. base split Two hundred yards east of the temple On the elevated ground beyond the water spread of is a c.1JossaJ Nandi reputed to be the largest of its the Amarapuram tank which commands an ayacut kind in the country. It is carved out of a monoli­ of over 365 kms, the site of an old lain 'Basad;, thic rock, 20' in height and 30' in length, An (monument to the dead) in a black stone 'P<1na­ excellent pawting of the story of the legendary vattam' (Pedestal). An inscriptil)n of 1278 A.D" king Manuchl'la draws the eye of even the most by the side of the Pal1avattam records the gift of casual onlooker. The best specimens of the Vijaya­ arecanut trees in Thamadehalli for the reconstruc­ nagar style of sculpture and mural paintings are tion of the temple of Prasannaparaswadeva. There found in this temple. is also an incJmplete hin temple on the Thailagiri mound. The mosque in this village is the biggest in the taluk. Amarapuram is known for the cultiva­ Kadiri (Kad ri taluk): It is situated about tion of betel leaves aod arecanuts. 90 kms. from Anantapur and is a railway sta!ion on the Dharmavaram-Pakala section. This is the Chilamathur (Hindupur taluk): It is situated headquarters of the taluk and of two blocks, Kadiri about 27 kms. east of Hindupur on the road con­ East and Kadiri West. The temple of Lord Khadri necting Kodikonda. About 4 kms west of the LaxIlli Narasimha Swamy to the west of the town is village, there is an ancient temple ofKanuma Nara­ a p~)pular place of pilgrim:lge attracting devotees simhaswamy. The forest area in the neighbour-· even from the ne ghbouring districts and Karnataka hood is well stocked with varhus floral species State. The Brahm,)tsavam of Lord Narasimha includjng s~ndal. The important cottage industries Swamy together with the annual car festival is held at the place include the weaving of jute:carp,ets and from Phaiguna Suddha Dasami to Bahula Panchami the making of lace and silk thread used for waist ,;-' .(February-March) several s,,:enes from Ramayana . are painted on the ceiling of the strings. "'\,'. . Rangamantapa ~<;:<.~". several frescos on that of the Lakshmimantapa Hindupur (Hindupur tal uk) : Hindup~r 'j's situ­ depicting SCenes from the Bhagavata. Malas and ated at a distance of 105 kms. from Anantapur and Madigas were permitted to enter this temple long it is an important commercial centre in the district. before the advent of the statutory enactment of the It is Ii railway station on the Guntakal-Bangalore temple entry AuthMisation Act. The Mohiar tomb. line. It is also the taluk headquarters and a muni­ situated opposite the Government hospital. is held cipality since 1920. An ancient Anjaneyaswamy to contain the remains of chandravadana of match· temple, the Guddam Rangaswamy temple and the less beauty, the daughter of Ranga Rayudu and of Peta Venkata Ramaswamy temple deserve mention. Mllhiar. a Muslim travellor who fell in love with her but could not make her his own. He died Lepakshi (Hindupur taluk): Lepakshi is the pining for her and it is believed his dead body most important place, historically and archaeologi' could not be lifted till Chandravadana undertook cally in the district. It is at a distance of about the task. This convinced her that the Lord had 14 kms east of Hindupur on the Kodikonda­ ordained that she should be Mohiar's partner even Amarapuram road. The Kurma SaBa (tortoise in death and so permitted herself to be buried alive shaped hill) has the temples of Papanatheswara, by his side. [25]

Nidimamidi (Sri Satya Sai taluk): This village 29 kms. from Penukonda 3 kms. on the Penukonda­ lies 10 kms. east of Penukonda on the Penukonda­ Bukkapatnam road is now a centre of great attrac­ Bukkapatnam road. It is remembered for the Sri tion. It is the abode of Puttaparthi Sri Satya Sai Nidimamidi Srisaila Jagadguru, Panditharadhya Baba. His disciples have constructed the 'Pra­ Sivacharya Peetham, a Pontifical Order of Llngayat santha Nilayam' an ashram which attracts a large Gurus whose present headquarters is at Gulur in number of devotees from various parts within and Mysore State. Nidimamidi is reputed to be one of outside the State throughout the year. The Baba nineteen places where one or the other of the is credited with occult pClwers. On Sivarathri. on Gurus of the Order lies buried. the birthday of the Baba and during Dilsara, quite a large number of devotees visit the place. Relics Puttapartbi (Sri Satya Sai tal uk) : This village of an ancient fortifications can still be seen in the on the Chitravati situated at a distance of about village.

Source: Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh District Gazetteers - 1970 CJ<:NSUS CONCEPTS

Rural and Urban areas: It is customary to The towns are distributed into six classes as classify the population of every country at each detailed below: census as Rural and Urban. Such a classification has considerable importance and is necessary from Classification of towns Population size the point of assessing the differentials in the social, Class I 100,000 and above economic, cultural and demographic characteristics II 50.000 - 99,999 of the population. Hence, at the beginning of each Class census, the criteria for treating a place as a town Class HI 20,000 - 49,999 i.e., urban are evolved and the areas are then classi­ Class IV 10,000 - 19,999 fied according to the definition so evolved. The 5,000 - 9,999 census definition of a town in this country was Class V more or less the same from 1891 to 1941. The Class VI below 5,000 towns broadly comprised all municipalities irres­ pective of the popUlation size and every other con­ The class I towns are termed as cities. tinuous collection of houses permanently inhabited Standard Urban Areas: Besides classification by not less than 5.000 persons while provincial of all places into rural and urban areas, two more Directors of Census Operations having regard to concepts viz., Urban Agglomeration and Standard the character and relative density of popUlation, Urban Area were evolved from the 1971 Census. their importance as centres of trade decide them One of the difficulties in comparing the urban to be towns. In the application of this definition population and its characteristics between one there was some variation from State to State accor­ census and another. apart from the changes in the ding to the local conditions. It was only at the list of certain units at each census. had been the J961 Census that a fairly strict definition was sought change in the jurisdictions of the urban units from to be applied throughout the country in order to census to census. The concept of Standard Urban determine a place as an urban unit. The same Area had been introduced at the 1971 census and definition was followed at the 1971 and 1981 same was followed in 1981 with a view to obviating Censuses also. The Director of Census Operations, this difficulty to some extent. The essentials of a however, was given discretion to include places standard urban area are - (i) that it shOUld have a that had other distinct urban characteristics and to core town of a minimum population s:ze of 50,000, exclude underserving cases in consultation with the (ii) that the con(guous areas made up of other State Government. The following criteria are urban as well as rural admtnistrative units should adopted for treating a place as urban at the 1981 have close mutual socio-economic links with the Census. core town and (iiI) that there are probabilities of i) A minimum population of 5,000, that this entire area getting fully urbanised in a period of two or three decades. The idea is that it ii) Atleast 75% of the male working popula­ should be p;)ssible to prtwide comp:nable data for tion is in non-agricultural pursuit, a definite area of urbanisation continuously for iii) A density of population of atleast 400 three decades which would give a meaningful person s per sq. km. picture. This repbced the concept of town· group which was introduced in the 1961 Census. The The urban criterion of 1981 varies slightly from town-group was made up of independent urban th:tt of 1961 and 1971 Censuses, in which the males units not necessarily contiguous to one another but working in activities such as fishing, logging. etc., were to some extent inter-dependent. The data for were treated as engaged in non-agricultural and such town groups become incomplrable from therefore contributed to the 75% criterion in 1961 census to censuS as the boundaries of towns them­ and 1971 Censuses, whereas in the 1981 Census these selves changed and the intermediat~ areas are left activities are treated as on par with cultivation and out of account. Thus the concept of Standard agricultural labour for the purpose of this criterion. Urban Area came to be developed for adoption at [27] the 1971 Census. In Andhra Pradesh, 31 units under Article 341 of the constitution according to have been selected for demarcating Standard Urban which the President may with respect to any State Areas. The necessary data will be compiled for or Union Territory and where it is State after con­ these units also durir>g the next two or three succes­ sultation with the Governor thereof, by public sive censuses in order to study urbanisation around notification, specify the castes, races or tribes which a large nuclei. The Standard Urban Area is identi­ shall for the purpose of the constitution be deemed fied by the administrative units that it encompasses to be Scheduled Castes in relation to that State or namely the city. the town and the villages. The Union Territory, as the case may be. boundaries of the Standard Urban Area will be the administrative boundaries of the peripher:al units. For the purpose of ]981 Census. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes lists, Amendment Act, Urban Agglomeration: Apart from town/city, 1976, notified under the Government of India. the 1971 concept of Urban Agglomeration has also Ministry of Home Affairs, Notification No. Be been adopted for the 1981 Census. An urban ]2016/34/76-SCT-V dated 27-7-1977 was adopted. agglomeration constitutes: A copy of the list of Scheduled Castes and Sche­ duled Tribes in Andhra Pradesh is given under the a) A city with continuous outgrowth (tile note on Pr.imary Census Abstract. part of outgrowth being out of the statutory limits but falling within Literates: A person who could bnth read and the boundaries of adjoining village or write any language with understanding was treated villages); as a literate at 1981 Census. A person who could b) One town with similar outgrowth or merely read but could not write or vice versa was two or more adjoining towns with not treated as literate. The test for reading was their outgrowths as in (a) ; ability to read any simple letter either in print or c) A city and one or more adjoining in manuscript. Children aged 4 years and below towns with their outgrowths all of were treated as illiterates. The test for education which form a continuous spread. was that a person should have passed a recognised There are only 4 urban agglomerations written examination or examinations as proof of in the State viz., Vishakhapatnam, educational level attained. The highest examina­ Rajahmundry, Vijayawada and Hyder­ tion passed was taken as the level of education. abad. Worker: The definition of work adopted in Censu~ House: A census house is a building 1981 Census is as follows: or part of a building having a separate main "Work may be defined as participation in entrance from the road or common court-yard or any economically productive activity. Such stair case etc., used or recognised as a separate participation may be physical or mental unit. It may be inhabited or vacant. in nature. Work involves not only actual Household: A household is a group of persons work but also effective supervision and who commonly live together and would take their direction of work". meals from a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevented any of them from doing so. In the concept of work a significant deplfture There may be one member household, two member is made at the 1981 Census. At the 1971 Census. household or multi-member household. For census the main activity of a person was initially enquired purpJses each one of these types is regarded as according as he spent his time basically as a household. Again, there may be household of 'worker', engaged in production of goods and persons related by blood or household of unrelated services or as non-worker. For regular work in persons or even of mixed type. Examples of un­ organised sector, the reference period was the week prior to enumeration, and for seasonal work such related households are boarding houses, hostels, residential hotels, orphanages, rescue houses, as agriculture, etc., the last one year. Persons engaged atleast for a day in regular (non-seasonal) ashrams, etc. These are called institutional house­ work during the preceding week were treated as holds. workers. The work of a person who was basically Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes: Scheduled a non-worker, such as a student, or housewife but Castes and Scheduled Tribes are those notified had made some marginal contribution to work was [28] classified as secondary work and this was recorded 3, Retired persons or a rentier i.e., a retired separately. person not employed again or rentier or royalty receiver or any other person of At the 1981 Census it was considered desirable independent means for securing which he to have as detailed a profile of the working p"pu­ does not have to work and who does no lation as possible, maintaining the comparability other work: with 1961 and 1971 data. An attempt was m~de to find out if a person had done any work at all during 4, Dependent i.e .. an infant or child not the last year, It will thus be seen that the questions attending school. a person permanently on economic approach have been designed to disabled fcom working due to illness or distinguish all the workers regular or seasonal and old age or if able bodied who have no non-workers with reference to the last one year other activity and who are not seeking any prior to the date of enumeration. It was intended work either, but are purely dependent. to find out how many had worked for 183 days or more i.e., 6 months or more and information 5. Beggars, etc., i.e., beggars, vagrants or an regarding the secondary work done by regular independent woman without indication of workers and also the marginal work done by the source of income and those of unspecified non-workers was collected. It was felt in the pre­ source of subsistence and who are not sent context that the usual status of worker Was engaged in any economically productive more appropriate when compared with the approach work; of current status of worker followed earlier. The broad classification of workers is explained under ! 6. Institutional inmates i.e., a convict in a the note on the Primary Census Abstract. jailor an inmate of penal, mental or charitable institution; and Non-Workers: All others who did not do any productive work irrespective of whether they deriv­ 7. Other non-workers - all non-workers who ed some income such as through pension, rents, may not come under any of the above six etc., or did not derive any income were classified categories. under category (X) non-workers.

The non-workers are divided into the follow­ Marginal Workers: A significant feature of ing seven categories : the 1981 Census was the collection of information on marginal workers who had done some work for 1. Household duties i.e., all those persons a period of less than 6 months during the reference basically engaged in unpaid home duties year prior· to census taking. At the 1971 Census doing no other work; though this concept was not introduced there was 2. Students i.e., all full-time students or chil­ a comparable category called non-workers with dren attending school; secondary work. HISTORY OF DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

D:strict manuals compiled and published privr District Census Handbooks: Sri R. A. G('pala: to 1905 by the erstwhile composite Madras Swamy, I. C. S .. the then Registrar General, India Government contained not only particulars of and Ex-officio Census Comm:ssinner of India items of more or less a permanent character such poineered the idea of compiling the District Census as physical characteristics, history, religion and Handbooks for each district and introduced the ethnography, but also a few statistical tables includ­ same in 1951 Census. This was envisaged as part ing those relating to popUlation which became of the plan irtended to secure an effectve method obsolete within a few years of publication. Later, of preserving the census records prej).1red for areas the Madras Government replaced the District below the district level. He pr.oposed that all the manuals by another publication viz, the District D:strict Census Tables and Census Abstracts pre­ Gazetteers consisting of two volumes A and B. pared during the process of sorting and compJa­ Volume A contained descriptive and such general tion, should be bound together in a single manu­ rabIes as might be necessary to explain the text script volume called the 'Distrkt Census Handbo( k' and volume B contained detailed statistics. It was and suggested to the State GJvernments that the decided that volume B should be brought out Handbook with or without the addition of other peflodically after each Decennial Census so that useful information relating h) the District should they contain the latest statistics. Volume A was be printed and published at their own cost, in the published for some districts between 1905 and 1927 same manner "s the village statistics of the e&rlier in the composite Madras State. The publication of censuses. This suggestion was accepted by most of volume A was discontinued in 1927. Volume B the State Governments. Both the composite was published for all the districts of the comp,)site Madras State and the erstwhile Hyderab:ld State Madras State between 1906 and 1915. The publica. accepted this suggestion and published the District tion of volume B was also stopped after 1931 Census Handb()oks for eJch district at their own Cens.us. Due to the World W 1r II, they were not cost. In the erstwhile Hyderabad State, the publlshed after the 1941 Census. District Census HJndbooks were brought out in two parts, Part 1 containing the administrative Similarly in the erstwhile Hyderabad State also statistics and Part II the census tables. Whereas in the Gazetteer volumes were brought out for some composite Madras State, the Handbooks were of the districts. brought out in one single volume for each district. IJattern of District Census Handbooks at 1961 : The scheme of publication of revised District At the 1961 Census, the scope of the District Census Gazetteers was started in 1958 by the State Govern­ Handbooks was enlarged sign:ticantly by Sri Ashok ments and in this State, the Gazetteers of all the Mitra, I. C. So. the then Regi~trar General. India. districts except Hyderabad and Ongole have been District Census Handbooks of 1961 of Andhra published. Pradesh included four parts. The first part Cclll­ tained narrative description of phys'cal features. The Village Statements: Apart from the Dis­ history, social, economic and demographic charac­ trict Manuals and Gazetteers the Census data upto teristics, the progress made in each field of adminis­ village level used to be published in a brochure trat ion over the past decades and a brief gazetteer called 'Vlllage Statement' for each District imme­ of places. The second part contained the adminis­ diately after every census from 1812 upt\) 1941. trative statistics of various departments. The third part contained the 196\ Census tables viz., General The village statements presented only the Population Tables, Economic Tables, Tables on number of occupied houses and population by Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. The fourth religion of each village and town. From 1951 part consisted of village and town directory which Census, the village statements were replaced by the was the most vital part of the Handbook, giving the District Census Handbooks. village-wise and town-wise primary census abstract [30] i.e., particulars of area, households, population, during 1971 Census that there was inordinate delay scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, literacy, broad in collecting the administrative statistics pertaining categorisation of working population, etc. Impor­ to various departments with the result that the tant amenities such as educational, medical, public publication of this part of District Census Hand­ health communication facilities available were also book was dropped in Andhra Pradesh State. Other indicated against each village and town. Nine such reason for dropping the publication is that adminis­ tables containing village-wise particulars such as trative statistics, would be available to the data irrigation sources, important crops raised. value of users in the publications of the State by Bureau of land, co-operative societies, industrial establish­ Economics and Statistics and the concerned ments, police stations,list of skilled craftsmen, etc., departments. , were given after village and town directllry. A statement on fairs and festivals in the district was Th~ formats of village directory and of seven given at the end of the volume. All these four statements on town directory are on the same parts were bound in a single volume and published pattern as canvassed in 1971 Census except for a at the cost of the State Government. few additional columns. These additional columns are introduced to throw more insight into the Pattern at 1971 Census: At the 1971 Census, infrastructure of the villages and towns. A feature it was decided to enlarge the scope, in view of its of 1981 pattern is the restructuring of all the ameni­ usefulness to the official users of the census data ties except power supply in the villages and to and the increased demand among the public. There bring them together, with the corollary that in was some delay in the publication of District Census case any amen ity is not available in the village, the Handbooks at 1961 Census due to two reasons­ distance of the nearest place where the facility is (1) inadequate printing facilities and (2) delay in available is presented. Similar method is followed the preparation of District Census Handbook in respect of towns where educational aod medical which contained four parts. In, order to avoid facilities are not available. While presenting the delay in the publication and to make available the additional columns of Town Directory, the Mini­ more important data to the planners at the earliest, mum Needs Programme of the Planning Commis. the District Census Handbook was prepared in 3 sion is kept in view. Tbescope of village directory, parts viz., Part A, Part B and Part C as shown town directory statements and primary censuS below: abstract along with the codes used under each Part A Village and Town Directory column are explained hereunder. Part B Village and Town Primary Census Abstract Scope of Village Directory: As was done in Part C Administrative Statistics and the past, the villlge directory has been prepared Report for all the villages in the State and these are pre­ sented taluk-wise in the District Census Handbo0k Parts A and B were bound in single volume and (DCH). For convenience of references. an alpha­ were published for all the districts as early as in betical list of villages in respect of each taluk 1974. However the printing of Part C was given up. precede the village directory for that taluk. This is done for e'lsy location of any village in the Pattern at 1981 Census: At the 1981 Census, directory since the information is arranged in the format of village directory and statements of ascending order of the location codes of the town directory are almost similar to those adopted for 1971. The District Census Bandbook villages. of 1981 Census comprises of the foIl,)wing IWO narts brought in a single volume, the grouping of In the village directory, various amenities and which would enhance the value of publication as other data have been indicated by codes. These the data gi ven therein are clo sely inter-related. include, area of the vdlage, total popUlation with number of households at 1981 Census, availability Part A Analytical nl)te of amenities such as educativnal, medical, drinking Part B: Village and Town Directory and water and P& T facilities, communication facilities, Village and Town-wise Primary type of approach to village and the distance of Census Abstract nearest town. power supply and land use particu­ It has been decided not to go in fJr administra­ lars. There are 20 columns in the village directory tive statistics. that is, Part C as it was our experience covering the above aspects. [31]

Columns 1 to 3 relate to the location code (ii) Other Jal/ows : number, name and total area of the village. The This includes all land\) which were area given under column 3 is.as per the data cul­ taken up for cultivation but are lected from the State Survey Department. \V here­ temporarily out of cultivation for ver the figures are not available fr\,m the State a period of not less than one year and .not more than five yea rs. The Survey Department, the figures furnished by the reasons for keeping such lands Tahsildars have, been adopted. Columns 4A and fallow may be either due to poverty 4B provide the number of households and popula­ of the cultivators or inadequate tion of the village as per 1981 Census. Columns 5 supply of water Of malarial climate to 11 and 13 list out the basic amenities available or silting of cana Is or rivers or in the village such as educational, medical, drink­ unremunerated nature of f.uming, etc ing water. postal, day of the market, communica­ tions, approach to village and electricity. (iii) Current fallows: This c lass comprises cropped In order to indicate the f,)od habits, informa areas which are kept fallow during tion on the staple food of the majority during the the current year. If any seedling major porthn of the year was collected under area is not cropped aga in in the column 14. Wherever it was difficult to clearly same year, it is also treated as current fallow. determine a particular grain as staple food. the combination of grains mainly used as staple food 3. Culturable Waste: This includes the land under the has been indicated. (Column 18) following three categories. (i) Permanent pastures and other Columns 15 to 19 pertain to the land use pattern grazing lands: in the village. The extent of the forest area has These cover all grazing lands been given in column 15 while in columns 16 and whether they are permanent pas­ 17 the extent of cultivated area in the village has tures and meadows or not. Village been given. The extent of irrigated area together common and grazing lands within with different irrigational sources has been indi­ forest areas are included under this cated in column 16. The extent of culturable waste head. has been shown in column 18 while the area not (ii) Miscellaneous tree crops, groves available for cultivation such as village site, road not ineluded in the area WWIl : and railways or underw:lter etc., has been indicated Under this class is included all under column 19. cultivable land which is not inclu­ ded under net area sown but is put to The concepts of various types of land use some agricultural use. Lands under given under each of the columns 15 to 19 are casuar ina trees, that ching grass, explained below: bamboo bushes and other groves for fuel etc. which are nnt inclu­ 1. Forests (Col. 15): These include all actually forested ded und~r 'Orchards' are classed areas and the lands classed or under this category. administered as forests under any legal enactment dealing with forests (iii) ClIltl/raMe waste: whether State owned or private. This includes lands available for If any portion of such land is not cultivation but not taken up for actually wooded but put to some cultivation or abandoned after a agricultural use, that portion is few years for one reason 9r other. included under the appropriate Such lands may be either fallow or heading of cultivated or uncultiva­ covered with shrubs and jungles ted land. which are not put to any use. They may be assessed or not assessed and 2. Cultivated area This includes the land under the may lie in isolated blocks or within with break-up following three categories. cultivated holdings. Land once irrigated and un- cultivated but not cultivated for irrigated (Co Is. five years in succession is also 16& 17) (i) Net area sown: included in this category. The net area sown represents the area sown to crops counting areas 4. Area not availa-: This includes the land under the sown more than once in the same ble for cultiva- following two categories. year, onlyonce. tion, (Col. 19) [32]

(j) Land Pllt to non-agricultural uses: statements are almost similar to those adopted at All lands occupied by buildings, 1971 Census except for a few additional columns. roads and railways or underwaters, The titles of the statements are as follows: e. g., rivers and canals and other lands put to uses other than agri­ Statement I : Status and growth history cultural.

(ii) Barren alld uncultivable land: Statement II: Physical aspects and location of This covers all barren and uncul­ towns, 1979 tivable land like mountains, etc., i.e., which cannot be brought under Statement III: Municipal Finance, 1978-79 cultivation unless at a high cost whether such land is in isolated Statement IV: Civic and other amenities, 1979 blocks or within cultivated holdings. Statement IVA: Civic and other amenities in Column 20 is fur recording remarks if any on notified slums, 1979 matters like place of reI igious. historical or archaeo­ logical interest. and for information on the number of copies of newspapers circulated in the village, Statement V: Medical, Educational, Recreational and the number of motor cycles/scooters, cars/jeeps and Cultural facilities, 1979 and tractors available in the village. Statement VI: Trade, Commerce. Industry and All the above p:lfticulars are based on the data Banking, 1979. received from the concerned departments like Education, Medical, Postal and Electricity and also With a view to facilitate analysis of data, a few from the Tahsildars concerned. new columns have been intrcduced. The columns­ class of town, in every statement is a significant Tn the Appendix to the village directory taluk addition. By taking the class of town into cons'de­ level totals of the amenities have been furnished ration the infrastructure of amenities and facilities which g ves the picture for the di strict as a whole. available in urban areas can best be analysed. The At the 1981 Census, additional items viz., total addition of civic administrative status in statement population and number of households and approach III and IV and population in statement IV and V also to village have been introduced. Information on serves the same purpose. The formats of town population and number of households will be use­ directory have been so devised to suit the ful as ready reference for analysing the data. Minimum Needs Programme of the Planning Com­ mis!on. As a sequel to this programme the columns Item on communications has been singled out Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes popUlation to spell in terms of availability of the public trans­ in Statement IV and adult literacy classes/cel.tres port system. This is intended to see whether the in statement V are included. village is served by any mode of transport such as bus or rail or waterway. It is against this back­ In case some of the facilities such as fire fight­ ground that the item on approach to village has ing service in statement IV, the educational facili­ been listed separately. This refers to road, etc., ties in sLltement V is not available in the town, the leading to the village and is to indicate whether name of the neare~t place if in the same district or the village is approachable both in fair and foul the name of the nearest district if in the same State weather and whether it is inaccessible for all time or other State where available along with its dis­ or only some time in the year. Adult literacy tance from the referrent town has been gi ven. This class/centre under item on 'Education' and primary is a new feature of 1981 Census as it will be of health centre and community hetIth worker under advantage to idelitify the urhan areas without a item 'Medical' of village directory are included to particular facility in the district. indicate statistics on the Minimum Needs Pro­ gramme of the Planning Commission. Statement VlI i e., population by religoon and Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes in towns of 1971 Scope of Town Directory: There are seven Census was discontinued at the 1981 Census and a statements in the town directory which include new st: tement IV-A has been introduced to explore several particulars relating to the towns arranged the possibility of civic and other amenities avail­ as per the alphabetical order of their names. These able in notified slums in class I and II towns only. [33]

The following 11 places form the urban units The details given in each of the seven state­ in Anantapur district at the 1981 Census. ments of the town directory are explained here­ under: 1. Anantapur 7. Kalyandurg 2. Dharmavaram 8. Penukonda Statement I: Status and Growth History; 3. Gooty 9. Rayadurg This statement provides basic informat:on on 4. Guntakal 10. Tadpatri civic status, pop~llation with decadal growth rate 5. Hindupur 11. Uravakonda from 1901 to 1981, density fur 1981 census and sex 6. Kadiri ratio frpm 1961 to 1981 censuses of each town in columns 1 to 19. Of these, Anantapur, Dharmavaram. Guntaka\, Hindupur, Kadiri, Rayadurg and Tadpatri are In this as well as in all other town directory Municipalities while the others are panchayat statements columns 1 and 2 reLte to serial number towns. All the eleven places had been treated as and class, name and civic administr.ltive status of towns from 1901 onwards except Guntakal which the town. Class of town hls been introduced to was classified as a town from 1921 onwards. No new facilitate analysis of town directory data at the towns were added or declassified at the 1981 CensUs. State'and all India levels. This is preser.ted accord­ Anantapur, the district head quarters and an ing to 1981 popUlation of the core town as per the important educational centre and Guntakal an population size classification. important commercial centre and Railway Junction Population Class with population of 119,531 persons and 84,599 persons respectively at the 1981 Census. are ill the 100000 and above frame of standard urban areas. The details of the 50,000- 99,999 II standard urban areas are given below; 20,000 - 49,999 III to,OOO - 19,999 IV Component units Standard 9,9')9 ------~- 5,000 - V Urban Area Urban Rural Below 5,000 VI 2 3 The civic administrative status of the town is Anantapur Anantapur (M) 1 Papampet recorded in brackets in terms of abbreviated letters 2 Anantapur (R) like 'M' for Municipality and 'P' for Panchayat. 3 Kakkalapalle (R) The location code number under column 3 indi­ cates the al phabetical order of the town in the 4 Raptad district and facilitates easy location of the town in 5 Itikalapalle the map. The name of taluk where the town is Guntakal Guntakal (M) Kasapuram located is given to facilitate analysis of data at 2 Guntakal (R) State and all India level. Area in sq. kms. and number of households including houseless house­ holds for each town is included in the (t1wn direc­ Anantapur is the only class I town at 1981 tory for the first time at 1981 Census. The Census in the district, which has crossed one bkh populati.)n of the town with decadal growth rate population. Dbacmavaram. Ountakal, Hindupur, from 1901 census to 1981 is given in columns 7 to Kadiri and Tadpatri fall under class 11 towns with 15. The percentage growth rate is indicated belo,,· a population ranging between 50.000 t,) 99,')99 the population in brackets. Density for 1981 is a persons. Three towns viz., Gooty, Rayadurg and new column introduced (column 16) to facilitate Uravakonda come next in the order under class III analysis of town directory data. It is calculated towns with a population ranging between 20 00l) to taking into account the area and the pl)pulution of 49,999 persons. Class IV towns are K~lyandurg 1981 census of the town and presented per square and Penukonda with a population ranging between kilometer. Sex ratio from 1961 to 1981 censuses is 10,000 to 19,999 persons. The urban population nf given in columns 17 to 19. This is also a new the district is 530,917 persons constituting 20 8% of addition to facilitate analysis of town directory the total population of the district The corres­ data. Sex ratio defined here is number of females ponding proportion in 1971 Census was 17.8%. per 1,000 males. [34]

Steady growth of population is seen in respect is also served by the broadgauge railway connect­ of Aoantapur and Guntakal towns. All the towns ing Madras and Bombay and metergauge line con­ except Tadpatri and Uravakonda registered a fall necting Guntakal and Bangalore and another in population in 1911. Gooty, Kalyandurg. Tad­ metregauge branch from Dharmavaram connecting patri and Uravakonda recorded decline in 1921. A Chiltoor district. All tbe towns are directly con­ declining trend is also seen in 1931 in respect of nected by rail except Kalyandurg and Uravakonda Kadiri, Kalyandurg and Pt!l1uk0nda and in 1':)41 in which are in a reach of 35 and 33 kms. respectively respect of Uravakonda town. Due to lack of from the nearest railway stntion. The two impor' adequate health facilities and prevalence of com­ tant railway junctions in the district are Guntabl municable diseases like cholera, small-pox at and Dharmavaram. Guntakal is the most impor­ frequent intervals are the causes for downward tant junction where trains to Madras. Bombay, trends and the lower growth rates recorded in the Vijayawada, Hubli and Bangalore pass through. early decades compared to those recorded in the None of the eleven towns in the district have navi­ later decades. It may be noted that the popUlation gation facility. of Anantclpur town in 1901 which was less than that of any uther town in the d:strict except Penuk:mda, Statement Ill: Municipal Finance, 1979 has recorded a steady and spectacular growth and The data for inclusion in this statement was finally cro~sed one lakh population mark at 1981. obtained from the respective statutory and non­ taking class I status. Also Guntakal town has been statutory bodies from their budgets and accounts. growing rapidly and is the second biggest town in population size. It could be seen from the statement excess of expenditure over income is noticed in respect of Of the eleven towns in the district, Penukonda Guntakal, Kalyandurg and Uravakonda. The is the only town having an area of 65.55 sq. kms, deficit in these three towns seems to be nominal. Next to it comes Guntakal with an area of 51.90 sq. In Anantapur town roughly 33% of the total kms. The third important town as far as area is receipts is utilised for purposes of public health concerned is Rayadurg with an area of 49.73 sq. and conveniences. it is surprising to note that kms. Kadiri town municipality is not spending on public institutions like schools and libraries. Hindupur with an area of 6.55 sq. kms. is the Statement IV: Civic and other amenities, 1979 th'ckly populated town with 8,535 persons per sq. km., tops the town in dens'ty as against the district As the title itself reveals, this statement dea~s urban density of 1.577 pers')ns per sq. kill. Ananta­ with the facilities provided to the citizens by pur, the district headquarters town recorded a the civic administration in the urban areas of the density of 7,311 persons per sq. km. di str ict.

The most striking feature in all the eleven Statement II: Physical aspects and location of towns, towns is the conspicuous absence of underground 1979 drainage system. The ('nly sewerage system availa­ !his statement has 12 columns and d~picts ble is open surface drains in all the t(owns. Pro­ phYSical aspects and location of towns in the dis­ tected water supply is in force in all the towns. Fire trict. _Under Cols. 3 to 5 in the statement data fighting service facility'i's ,availabJe in four towns relating to the rainfall recorded in 1978 and the viz" Aoantapur. GUntakal, Hlndupur and Tadpatri. maximum and minimum temperature recorded in All the eleven towns are having electric supply 1971 census were given. If this information was for domestic as well as industrial purposes. net available for any town then the particula s available fM that nearest town have been giv:n In Andhra Pradesh domestic service includes agaInst such town. All the towns are taluk head­ supply' of energy f,)r lighting. fans and domestic quarters except Guntakal which is at a distance of purposes in domesti c premises, poultry farming 30 kms. from Gooty, its taluk headquarters. . units upto 100 birds. Industrial service means supply for purposes of manUfacturing, processing All the towns in the district are haVing bus and/or preserving goods for sale, rice mills, oil communication facility. ~~d APSRTC is providing mills, flour mills, ginning mills, decorticating mills, necessary transport faCIlities. Besides, the district dal and gram mills, stone crushers, water works [35]

and sewerage pumping stations operated by local having post graduate centre also and Sri Krishna­ authorities or goyernment departments or co-ope­ devaraya Universtty is located in Anantapur. On rative house building societies and pumpsets of the professional side Anantapur town has one railways for whatever purpose they may be used. eng:neering and two polytechnic colleges. Thus Commercial service includes the supply of energy Anantapur is educationally an imp,)rtant place in for lights. fans for non-domestic and commercial the district. purposes. Road lighting service includes supply of energy for lighting on public roads, streets, There are 44 shorthand and typewriting im.ti­ thorough fares including parks, markets. cart tutions in the district. Oil Technological Institute, stands. bridges and for traffic signalling. Supply Cooperative Training Institute, Police Training of energy to places of worship like churches, tem­ College, Industrial Training Institute are there in ples, mosques, gurudwaras, educational institutions, Anantapur while one Arabic college is in Raya­ student hostels, municipal guest houses, travellers durg. bungallows, circuit houses of the government, charitable institutions and recognised service/ There are 13 Junior Colleges or Higher Secon­ institutions are included in ·Others'. dary Schools, 36 Secondary or High Sch,)ol s. 49 Anantapur is having highest number of indus­ Junior Secondary or Upper Primary Schools. 193 trial connections followed by Dharmavaram and Primary Schools in all the towns put together in the Hindupur while the road lighting points are more district. in Anantapur followed by Hindupur and Guntakal towns. A different method is ftdopted in presenting the numher of educational institutions. If there Statement IV A: Civic and other amenities in are composite sch(wls like middle schools with notified slums, 1979 primary classes or secor.dary schools witb middle This statement provides information on civic classes, these are included in the number of primary and other amenities in notified or recognised slums and middle schools respectively. For example. if of class I and II towns only. It helps to assess the in a town there are two primary schools upto say magnitude of slum problem in those two classes of class IV and one high school from class I to c.lass towns and to explore the possibility of civic and X, the "number of primary schools in the town is other amenities available. ...Anantapur is the given as 3 and that of middle school as one and only class I town. Dharmavaram, Guntakal, Hindu­ secondary school as one even though there are pur, Kadiri and Tadpatri are class II towns. physically only three educJtional institutions. Again a composite school having classes upta class Statement V: Medical, Educational, Recreational XlI has been divided as shuwn below. and Cultural facilities in towns, 1979 Class I to IV Primary In this statement, the magnitude of faciiities on medical, educational. recreltional and cultural Class V to VIII Mid,He aspects with reference to population of 1981 census Class IX to X Secondary is detailed in respect of the towns in this district. All the towns in this district bave hospi­ Class Xl to XII Higher Secondary tals. Tbere are 65 medical institutions which include government hospitals. dispensaries. nursing By the above c1assificathn it may be noted homes and maternity and child welfare centres in that number of educational institutions physically all the towns together with a total bed strength of exist within a town are not going to be presented 861 catering to the medical needs of a total urban but is presented by grouping the classes in the population of 530,917 persons. Institutions cover­ institutions and treating each gruup as a school of ing all systems of medicine are included in the its kind. It is also to be ndted that th~ said statement. Anantapur and Guntakal are better grouping will hold true irrespective of educational placed compared to other towns with 10 and 6 institutions they belong to For instance, the group­ medical institutions and w:th a total bed strength ing mlrked as Higher Secondary i.e., class XI and of 446 and 139 respectively. XII may physically belollg to a college but for the purpose of town directory these two classes put There are seven degree colleges. one each in together constitute one unit of Higher Secondary Guntakal, Hindupur. Kadiri, Tadpatri, Uravakonda School. the rest of the coli ege is being treated as a and two in Anantapur. Besides, Anantapur is college. [36]

Regarding recreational, cultural facilities. there droughts are quite common to this district. In are 2 stadia. 44 cinema halls, 9 auditoria/commu­ spite of irregular and insufficient rainfall many nity halls, 26 public libraries including reading people live on agriculture. rooms in all the towns together. Statement VI: Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking, 1979 The district is served by a net work of 64 Anantapur is a dry tract, a large portion of banks, 20 agricultural credit societies and 105 non­ the land yielding hardly anything. Famines and agricultural credit societies, in all the urban areas. PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

The Primary Census Abstract provides the While presenting the data in Prim:uy Census most important statistics relating to residential Abstract, villages and towns have been arranged in houses, households and population and its charac­ the ascending order of their L. C. Nos. The wards teristics down to the village/ward levels in rural/ in each town have also been arranged similarly. urban areas respectively. Till the 1971 Census, the The uninhabited villages and villages fully included Primary Census Abstract and some other tables in a town have been indicated accordingly in the were generated by breaking the Individual Slip rural Primary Census Abstract. In case of villages pads and sorting them manually. As a distinct which are partly included in towns the word -Rural' departure from this procedure, the system of 1981 has been added in brackets after th-= name of the Census tabulation avoided breaking of the pads village and the particulars relating to the rural and manual s0Cting of the IndivIdual Slips. The portion only have been presented against such data on Primary Census Abstract was obtained by villages. An alphabetical list of villages together compilation of data available in Part-II of the with their respective L. C. Numbers is given at the Household Schedule, namely Population Record. beginning of each tal uk. which helps the reader to locate the village for which data on the Primary Primary Census Abstract of 1981 Census has Census Abstract is required. been presented on the following aspects for each revenue village in respect of rural areas and for The basic characteristics of such of those per­ each ward/locality/block of a town in urban areas. sons who were alive at the sunrise on 1st March, 1. Location Code number and name of vil­ 1981 whether they lived in normal residential lage/town and area. houses or huts or in institutions like hospitals, hostels, asylullls. b"arding houses, hotels. etc., or 2. Total number of occupied residential houseless persons I ike the wandering tribes pave­ houses and total number of households. ment dwellers @I tRase Jiving in Elle b~ have been 3. Total population and its sex breakup. presented in 28 columns of the Primary Census 4. Pllpulation of Scheduled Castes and Sche­ Abstract. duled Tribes by sex breakup. As per the 198\ Census count the population of 5. Literate persons by sex. Anantapur district is as follows: 6. Total main workers (I to IX categories) Persons Males Females and the breakup of the workers into four broad categories. viz. Total 2,548,012 1,309,528 1,238.484 Category I Cultivators Rural 2,017,095 1. 034, 776 982 319 Urban 530.917 274.752 256,165 Cltegory II Agricultural Labo urers Category V (a) Household Industry Col. No.1 & 2 indicate L. C. No. and name of Category III. IV, Other workers and also the village/town/ward. Location Code is a device by V (b)& VIto [X: marginal workers and non­ which every village or town in a taluk of every workers by sex. district in a State is identified by a combination of numbers. Districts in the State are serially num­ The column 'Marginal Workers' is an addition bered in a clockwise direction starting from Srika­ to the Primary Census Abstract in 1981 Census and kulam district and ending with Nalgonda district. was not there in the previous censuses. The mar­ In this process Anantapur district was ullotted L. C. ginal worker is defined as a person who has worked No. 12. Likewise the taluks in each district were in any economic activity for less than 183 days or given numbers serially in a clockwise order and the 6 months in a year. Thus he would be bas;cally vtllages in each taluk were assigned serial numbers classified as a non-worker for the major part of the in serpentine order. Unlike the districts, taluks year. and villages, the towns in each district were g~ven [38] numbers in alphabetical order. L. C. Nos. of from the total area of the district. The area figures villages were given in Arabic numerals while those of the districts in the State are those supplied by the of towns in Roman numerals. Surveyor General of India. Hence the total area of all the taluks in a district put together may not Col. 3: This column shows the area of villages tally with the district area figures. in hectares while the area of town is given in sq. kms. based on the information furnished by the Col. 4 : Number of occupied residential respective State agencies. Where the area of a houses in a village/town includes partly residential particular village/town was not available, the fact houses also. was noted as N. A. against that village/town. The Col. 5 : This col umn includes houseless house­ area of all the villages and towns put together may holds and institutional households as well. not be equal to the area of the taluk since the area of the taluk includes area of villages, reserve forests, Cols. 6 to 8: Total popUlation includes house­ rivers and hills within the tal uk. Rural area of a less and institutional population with sex breakup. taluk presented in P. C. A. is obtained by deducting Culs.9 to 12: Under these columns the popu­ urban area from the total area of the taluk as fur­ lation of S. Cs. and S. Ts. by sex is given. A copy nished by the State Survey Department. Similarly, of the list of S. Cs. and S. Ts. in Andhra Pradesh as the rural area of a district can be obtained by notified in Presidential Order No. BC 12016/34/76- deducting the total urban area of all the towns SCT V dated 27-7-1977 is given below:

List of Scheduled Castes in Andhra Pradesh

1 Adi Andhra 31 Madasi Kuruva, Madari Kuruva 2 Adi Dravida 32 Madiga 3 Anamuk 33 Madiga Dasu, Mashteen 4 Aray Mala 34 Mahar 5 Arundbatiya 35 Mala 6 Arwa Mala 36 Mala Dasari 7 Bariki 37 Mala Dasu 8 Bavuri 38 Mala Hannai 9 Beda Jangam, Budga Jangam 39 Malajangam 10 Bindla 40 Mala Masti 11 Byagara 41 Mala Sale, Netkani 12 Chachati 42 Mala Sanyasi 13 Chalavadi 43 Mang 14 ChaIllar, Mochi, Muchi 44 Mang Garodi 15 ChaIllbhar: 45 Manne 16 Chandala 46 Mashti 17 Dakkal, Dokkalwar 47 Matangi 18 Danda~i 48 Mehtar 19 Dbor 4g M:tha Ayyalvar 20 Dom. Dombara, Paidi, Pano 50 Mundala 21 Ellamalawar, Yellammalawandlu 51 Paky, Mcti, Thoti 22 Ghasi, Haddi, Relli Chachandi 52 Pambada, Pambanda 23 Godagali 53 Pamidi 24 Godari 54 Pancbama, Pariah 25 Gosangi 26 Holeya 55 Relli 27 Holeya Dasari 56 Samagara 28 Jaggali 57 Samban 29 Iambuvulu 58 Sapru 30 Kolupulvandlu 59 Sindhollu, Chindollu [39]

List of Scheduled Tribes in Andhra Pradesh

18 Koya, Gaud, Rajah, Rasha Koya, Linga­ Andh dbari Koya (ordinary), Kottu Koya, Bhine 2 Bagata Koya, Rajkoya 3 Bhi) 19 Kulia 4 Chenchu, Chenchwar 20 Malis (excluding Adilabad, Hyderabad. 5 Gadabas Karimnagar, Khammam, Mahbubnagar, Nizamabad, Medak, Nalgonda and 6 Gond. Naikpod, Rajgond Warangal districts) 7 Goudu (in the Agency tracts) 21 Manna Dbora 8 Hill Reddis 22 Mukha Dhora. Nooka Dhora 9 Jatapus 23 Nayaks (in the Agency tracts) 10 Kammara 24 Pardhan 25 Porja, Parangiperja II Kattunayakan 26 Reddi Dhoras 12 Kolam, Mannervarlu 27 Rona, Rena 13 Konda Dhoras 28 Savaras, Kapu Savaras, Maliya Savaras, 14 Konda Kapus Khutto Savaras 15 Kondareddis 29 Sugalis, Lambadis 16 Kondhs, K.odi, Kodhu, Desaya Kondhs, 30 Thoti (in Adilabad, Hyderabad, Karimnagar, D,mgria Kondhs, Kuttiya Kondhs, Tikiria Khammam. Mahbubnagar, Medak, Nal .. Kondhs, Yenity Kondhs gonda, Nizamabad and Warangal Districts) 31 Valmiki (in the Agency tracts) 17 Kotia, Bentho Oriya, Bartika, Dhulia, Dulia, Holva, Paiko, Putiya, San rona, 32 Yenadis Sidhopaiko 33 Yerukulas

Co]s. 13 & 14: Literate persons are shown making something only for domestic consumption under these columns. A person who can both read (and not for sale) is not doing any work in census and write with understanding in any language is terminology. The reference period isthe one year taken as literate. A person who can merely read preceding the date of enumeration. Persons who bLit cannot write is not a literate. All children of had worked for 183 days or more. in other words the age of 4 years or less are treated as illiterate worked for 6 months or more are chss fied under even Jf t he child is going to school and may have cultivator. agricultural labourer, household industry picked up reading and writing a few odd words. and other workers according to the nature of work one did. Such of those persons who had worked Co]s. 15 to 28: At the 1981 Census, popula­ for less than 183 days or 6 months are shown as tion has been broadly divided into three sections marginal workers. based on main activity viz., workers. marginal workers, non-workers. Their details are shown Cultivator: For purposes of census a person under these columns. is working as cultivator if he or she is engaged either as employer, single worker or fclm:Iy w('rker The definitions and concepts adopted in the in cultivation of land Gwned or held from govern­ economic classification of population at the 1981 ment or held fn m private persons or institutions Census are given under item Analytical Note for payment in money, kind or share. Cultivation includes supervision cr direction of cultivation. Work: Work is dl!filled as participation in any economically productive activity. Such parti­ Agricultural labourer : A person who works in cipation may be physical or mental in nature. Work ancther persons land for wages in mnney. kind or involves not only actual work but also effective share is regarded as agricultural labourer. An supervision and direction of work. A man or a agricultural labourer has no right of lease or con­ Woman who is doing only household duties or tract on land on which he/she worked. [40]

Household Industry: Household industry IS against 2,115.321 in 1971 Census, thus recording as defined as an industry conducted by the he2d increase <'f 20.46% as against the State's growth rate of the househcld himself/hersdf and or by the of 23.10%. The proportion of rural and urban members of the household at home or within population to the total popUlation in the district the village in rural areas and only within the pre­ works out to 79.16% and 20.84% respectively in cincts of the house where the household lives in 1981 Census compared to 82.23% and 17.77% in urban areas. The large proportion of workers in a 1971. There are 946 females per every 1,000 males household industry should consist of members of at the 1981 Census when compared with State index the household including the head. The industry of 975 females per 1,000 males. The ratio of 947 should not be run on the scale of registered factory females per every 1,000 males was recorded at 1971 which w,mld qualify or has to be registered under Census. the Indian Factories Act. Other Workers: All workers who are not Anantapur district returned 739,337 literates at cultiv,.turs or agricultural labourers or in household 1981 Census forming 29.02% of the total population industry are other workers. The type of workers of the district, compared with 504,282 literates that come under this categGry include factory wor­ constituting 23.84% at 1971 Census. The sex kers, plantation workers, those in trade, commerce, breakup of literacy rates dming 198\ Census is business, transport, mining, constructi0n, political 40.84% among males and 16.52% among females. or social w<'fk, all government servants, municipal Rural. Urban breakup of literacy rates indicate employees, teachers, priests, entertainment artists, 23.51 % of population are literates in rural while lawyers, barbers, dhobis, etc. this is 49.95% in urban population. The corres­ According to the 1981 Census there are 467,234 ponding Rural and Urban rates of literacy at 1971 occupied residential houses and 471,482 house­ are 18.97% and 46.36% respectively. holds in Anantapur district compared to 378,371 residential houses and 391,883 households in 1971 In Anantapur di strict there are 1.087,003 wor­ registering an increase of 23.49% in number of kers constituting 42.66% of the total pl1pulat!on as residential houses and 20.31 % in number of house­ against 890,170 workers forming 42.08% in 1971 holds. Census. Among males the workers constituted The total number of persons returned at the 56.27% while among females only 28.27% are 1981 Census in Anantapur district is 2,548,012 as workers. BRIEF ANALYSIS OF THE VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY AND

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT DATA

There were 958 villages in the district at the in computing the number of villages in the district. 1981 Census. Though the taluks in the distri ct have The following table gives the populati(ln of taluks undergone many jurisdictional changes, total by total/ rural/urban with sex break-up. The n urn ber number of villages remained the same during the of villages and towns in each of the talu!(s is also decade. Out of the 958 villages, 934 are inhabited indicated in this table. while 24 villages are uninhabited. 13 inhabited villages are reported as partly included in different An~ntapur taluk has more urban population towns of the district. 7 villages which are fully than other taluks, while Penukonda taluk has the incl uded in urban areas are not taken in to account least urban population as per 1981 Census.

Table 1

POPULATION, NUMBER OF VILLAGES AND TOWNS, 1981

Population No. of Total Rural Urban Villages SI. Name of No.of No. Taluk P M F P M F P M F Total Inhabi- Towns ted 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Rayadurg 107,603 54,845 52,758 74,858 38'}36 36,722 32,745 16,709 16,036 41 40 2 Kanekal 87,333 44,519 42,814 87,333 44,519 42,814 40 40 3 Uravakonda Ill,811 57.174 54,637 90,057 45,863 44.J 94 21,754 11 ,311 10,443 47 47 1 4 Gooty 234,530 120,697 113,833 120,629 62,091 58,538 113,901 58,606 55,295 85 85 2 5 Tadpatri 222,667 115,024 107,643 168,747 86,857 81,890 53,920 28.167 25,753 97 97 6 Singanamala 1260188 65,208 60,980 126.188 65,208 60,980 59 58 7 Anantapur 240,269 124,614 120,738 62,]03 58,635 119,531 62,511 57,020 59 59 8 Kalyandurg 87.276 44,440 42,836 70,227 35,779 34,448 17,049 8,661 8,388 30 30 9 Kambadur 105,615 54,230 51.385 105,615 54,230 51,385 44 43 10 Chenne 88.584 45,581 43,003 88,584 45,581 43,003 32 32 Kothapalle 11 Dharmavaram 130,40R 66,779 63.629 79,439 40,579 38,860 50,969 26,200 24,769 30 30 12 Penukonda 101,000 51,807 49.193 88,627 45,458 43.t69 12,373 6,349 6,024 57 55 13 Madakasira 177,658 90,884 86,774 177,658 90,884 86,774 58 56 14 Hindupur 262,083 135,333 126,750 206,182 106,349 99,833 55,901 28,984 26,917 84 76 1 15 Nallamada 155'}71 79,360 75,811 1550171 79,360 75,811 71 69 16 Kadiri 208,328 106,862 101,466 155,554 79,608 75,946 52,774 27,254 25,520 73 70 17 SriSatyaSai 101,488 52.171 49,317 101,488 52.171 49,317 51 47*

Total 2,548,012 1,309,528 1,238,484 2,017,095 1,034,776 982,319 530,917 274,752 256,165 958 934 11 Note: * L.C. No. 29 village Prasanthnilayam included in L.C. No. 33 Puttaparti village.· Hence the total number of villages in the inset tables of the following pages is shown as 933. [42]

This table compares the tal uk-wise population recorded the highest growth rate of 32.63% during from 1971 and 1981 Censuses for total, rural the decade 1971-81, while Uravakonda tal uk has and urban areas. Dharmavaram taluk has recorded the lowest growth rate of 1.65%'

Table 2

DECADAL CHANGE IN DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION

Population Percentage decadal 1971 1981 (1971-81) variation r-----____..A.,_-----, ,_" ___.A.. _____---.., ,---~.A..----, Taluk Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Rayadurg 67,561 26,154 107,603 14.82 ]0.80 25·20

2 Kanekal 75.384 87,333 87,333 15.R5 15.85

3 Uravakonda 109,995 90,241 19,754 111,8!! 90,057 21,754 ].65 0.20 10.12

4 Gooty 195,365 107,339 88,026 234,530 120,629 113,901 20.05 12.38 29.39

5 Tadpatri 182,398 150,780 31,618 168,747 53,920 22.08 11·92 7~54

6 Singanamala 103,207 103,207 126,188 126,]88 22.27 22·27

7 Anantapur 183,502 103,433 80,069 240,269 120,738 119,531 30·94 16.73 49.28

8 Kalyandurg 74,691 61,431 13,260 87,276 70,227 17,049 16.85 14.32 28· 57

9 Kambadur 87,715 87,715 105,615 105,615 20·41 20.41

10 ChennekothapaJle 74,452 88,584 88,584 18·98 18.98

II Dharmavaram 98,328 67.452 30,876 130,408 79,439 50,969 32.63 17.77 65.08

12 Penukonda 81,351 72,087 9,264 101,000 88,627 12,373 24.19 22.94 33.56

13 Madakasira 148,262 177,658 177,65R 19.83 19.83

14 Hindupur 216.1 32 173,173 262,083 206,182 55,901 21.26 19.06 30.13

15 Nallamada 135,300 135,300 155,171 155,\71 14.69 14.69

]6 Kadiri 135,501 33.810 208,328 155,554 52,774 23.04 14.80 56·09

17 Sri Satya Sa i 86,213 86,213 101,488 17.72 ]7·72

Total 2,115,321 1,739,531 375,790 2,548,012 2,017,095 530,917 20.40 15.96 41.28

Table 3 shows the total number of inhabited uninhabited are not taken into account. Maximum villages in tht: district clas!>ified by population into number 0[vilhges are in the size group of 500-L999 six broad ranges. In computing the number of population forming 46.19% of total villages 10 villages in a tal uk, the villages which are either this district completely included in an urban unit or returned [43]

Table 3 According to 1':J81 Census the population of Scheduled ("".stes in Anantapur district is 348,777 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY accounting for 13.69% of the total population of POPULATION RANGES the- district. Scheduled Caste population in this district forms 4.38% of the total Scheduled Caste Range of No. of villages Percentage of popUlation in the State. The proporti,)n of Sche­ population . in each range villages in each duled Caste p,)pulation to total population in the range villages is calculated for all the villages in the distTict and arranged them int.) seven ranges 2 3 together w th percentage of villages in each range. 52.09/~ of the villages have Scheduled Caste p. pul­ 199 44 4.72 ation in a percentage range below IS. There are 200 - 499 73 7.82 only 5.15% of villages with)ut S.:heduled Caste 500 - 1,999 431 46.19 p,)pulation. 2,000 - 4,999 318 34.08 Table 5 5.000 - 9,999 62 6.65 10,000 + 5 0·54 PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES

POPULA TION TO TOTAL POPULATION Total 933 100.00 IN THE VILLAGES

Table 4 presents the distribution of villages by percentage range density into nine ranges and also the percentage of Scheduled No. of villages Percentage of villages in each range. The density figures Castes popula­ in each range of villages per sq. km. of each village have been worked out tion to total in each range by using the area figures corrected upto two places population of decimal The highest proportion of villages is 2 3 observed in the density range of 101-200. More than 53% of villages come under density group 101 and above. This district has returned the density of Nil 48 5.15 l33 persons per square kilometre as against 195 5 or le5s 66 7.08 persons for the State. 6 - 10 169 18.11 Table 4 11 - 15 251 26.90 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY DENSITY \6 - 20 205 21. 97

Range of Total No. of Percentage of 21 - 30 149 15.97 density villages in each villages in each (per sq. km.) density range density range 31 and above 45 4·82 2 3 Total 933 100.00 - 10 9 0.97 11 - 20 10 1.07 21 - 50 80 8·57 The Scheduled Tribes pC'pulation in the d·str:ct is only 82,026 persons forming 322% of the 51 - 100 335 35.91 total populat ion of the district. 40.19% of the total 101 - 200 389 41.69 villages in the district have returned the propor­ 201 - 300 78 8·36 tion of Scheduled Tflbe population less than 5% range, whereas 41.37% of the total number 301 - 500 19 2.04 of villages do not have any Scheduled Tribe popul­ 501 + 13 1.39 ation. Among the taluks, highest proportion of Scheduled Tribe popUlation is returned in NalJa­ Total 933 100.00 mada taluk accounting for 14.89% of the total Scheduled Tribe p0pulation in the district. [44]

Table 6 Table 7 provides the total population, Sche· duled Caste and Scheduled Tribe population and PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION the percentage of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled TO TOTAL POPULATION IN THE VILLAGES Tribe population to total populat ion of the towns Percentage range in the district as per 1981 Census of Scheduled No. of Percentage Tribe popula- villages in of villages The total Scheduled Castes' population in all tion to total each range in each range population the urban areas of the district is 47,937 representing 9.03% of the total urban population. Among the 2 3 towns the propurtions of Scheduled Castes pepul­ Nil 386 41·37 ation varies from 4 38% in Penukonda town to 5 or less 375 40.19 16.04% in Gooty town. 6 - 15 105 11·26 16 - 25 27 2.89 The Scheduled Tribes popUlation in urban areas 20 2·14 26 - 35 of the district is 6,969 person s constituting 1.31 % 36 - 50 12 1·29 of the total urban population. The proportion of 51 and above 8 0.86 Scheduled Tribes popUlation varies from 0.72% in Total 933 100.00 Rayadurg town to 2.25% in Penukonda Town.

Table 7

PROPOR nON OF SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULA nON IN TOWNS

Percentage of Sche- Percentage of Name of the Town Total Total Scheduled Total Scheduled duled Caste Popula· Scheduled Tribe Population Caste Population Tribe Population tion to total Population to total population Population 2 3 4 5 6

Anantapur 119,531 8,649 1,603 7.24 1.34

Dharmavaram 50,969 2,795 388 5.48 0.76

Gooty 29,302 4,700 311 16.04 1.06

Guntakal 84,599 13,427 1,258 15·87 1·49

Hindupur 55,901 5,264 458 9.42 0.82

Kadiri 52,774 2,420 1,058 4·59 2.00

Kalyandurg 17,049 951 209 5.58 1. 23

Penukonda 12,373 542 278 4.38 2·25

Rayadurg 32,745 J ,858 236 5·67 0.72

Tadpatri 53,920 5,097 990 9.45 1. 84

Uravakonda 21,754 2,234 180 10.27 0.83

All Towns 530,917 47,937 6,969 9.03 1.31 [45]

The following table 8 gives the literacy rates Table 9 by population ranges of villages in the district. LITERACY RATES FOR TOWNS Anantapur District occupies 7th rank in literacy Name of the Town Literacy rate amongst the districts in Andhra Pradesh State. The proportion of literates of this district constitutes 2 4.61% of the total Andhra Pradesh literates. Anantapur 59.71 Highest literacy rate of 39.09% is found in Dharmavaram 44.26 GOOfy 50,61 villages with 10,000 populatiun. + Guntakal 51.94 Hindupur 52.84 Table 8 Kadiri 40.58 Kalyandurg 47.47 Penukonda 51.18 LTTERACY RATES BY POPULATION Rayadurg 41. 99 Tadpatl'i 43.33 RANGES OF VILLAGES Uravakonda 45.98

Range of No. of Villages Literacy AU Towns 49.95 Population in each range rate Table 10 presents the proportions of literates, workers, non-workers, Scheduled Castes/Scheduled 2 .1 Tribes population to the total population. giving break up by taluk (Total/Rural/Urban) and by sex. 199 44 18.92 There is a concentration of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in the rural areas than 200 - 499 73 19.25 in urban areas. Among the taluks in the district highest literacy rate of 42.09% is returned in 500 - ] ,999 431 21.38 Anantapur taluk. Among the taluks in the district Hindupur taluk has returned the large number Of 318 22.43 workers (99.599) in its rural areas accounting for 9.93% of the total workers of the district and 5,000 - 9,999 62 26.74 48.31 % of the total popUlation uf the tal uk. In terms of percentage of workers Kambadur taluk 10,000 + 5 39.09 stands first among the taluks in the district. Highest percentage of Scheduled Caste popUlation is noticed in Madakasira tal uk while the least is in Kadiri taluk with 8.79%. In rurul areas of taluks, Madaka­ Total 933 23.51 sira with 20.08% stands first while Nallamada occu­ pied the last position with 9.76% of the scheduled caste popUlation. The percentage of Scheduled Table 9 shows the literacy rates for the towns Caste population in urban aredS ranges between in the district as per 1981 Census. 4.38% to l5.9l % among the taluks. Nallamada taluk has recorded highest proportion of Scheduled Tribe The literates in all the 11 urban areas in the popUlation with 7.87% while Kanekal has the least district together constitute 265.198 persons forming proportion of Scheduled Tribe population with 49.95% of the total urban population Among the only 0.90%. towns. the literacy rate varies frl1m 40.58% in Anantapur taluk tops the list in literacy rates Kadiri town to 59.71% in Anantapur (own. Being among the total, male and female pppulation as the district head-quarters and the location of well as in urban pocket. The literacy rates recorded several district administrative offices and educational for Anantapur taluk are found to be in eXCess of institutions, Anantapur town tops in proportion of district and State averages. in the case of both the literates. sexes. [46]

Table LITERATES, WORKERS, NON-WORKERS, SCHEDULED PERCENTAGE OF ------Total Total Population S.C. Popu- S.T. Popu- Literates to total population Name of Taluk Rural lation to lation to ------Urban P M F total total P M F Population Population (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Rayadurg T 107,603 54,845 52,758 12.67 1.68 24_95 35·75 13.71 R 74,858 380136 36,722 15.73 2.10 17.49 27_19 7.41 U 32,745 16,709 16,036 5·67 0.72 41.99 55·29 28.14 2 Kanekal T 87,333 44,519 42,814 13.65 0.90 23.61 34.55 12.24 R 87.333 44,519 42,814 13.65 0.90 23.61 34.55 12.24 U 3 Uravakonda T III ,811 57'(74 54,637 12.64 3.04 30.48 43·30 17.06 R 90,057 45,863 44>194 13.21 3.58 26.74 39.03 13.97 U 21,754 11,311 10,443 10.27 0.83 45.98 60.63 30.12 4 Gooty T 234,530 120,697 113 ,833 14.89 2.47 36.93 49.40 23.71 R 120,629 62,091 58,538 13.92 3.51 23.08 34.58 10·88 U 113,901 58,606 55,295 15·91 1·38 51. 60 65.10 37·29 5 Tadpatri T 222,667 115,024 107,643 14.18 0.97 31·05 44·80 16.35 R 168,747 86,857 81,890 15.70 0·69 27.12 40.68 12.74 U 53,920 28,167 25,753 9.45 1.84 43.33 57.49 27.83 6 Singanamala T 126,188 65,208 60,980 17.89 2.88 23.37 34.52 11.45 R 126,188 65,208 60,980 17.89 2.88 23.37 34.52 11·45 U .. 7 Anantapur T 240,269 124,614 115,655 11.22 2.59 42.09 53.65 29·64 R 120,738 62,103 58,635 15.16 3·83 24.65 35.80 12.84 U 119,531 62,511 57,020 7.24 1. 34 59.71 71.39 46.91 8 Kalyandurg T 87,276 44,440 42,836 14.81 4.38 30.04 41.08 18.59 R 70,227 35,779 34,448 17.05 5.15 25.81 36.77 14.44 U 17,049 8,661 8,388 5.58 1.23 47.47 58.92 35.65 9 Kambadur T 105,615 54,230 51,385 18·65 2.72 20.81 31.02 10.04 R 105,615 54,230 51,385 18.65 2.72 20.81 31.02 10.04 U 10 Chennekothapalle T 88,584 45,581 43,003 15·97 3·12 22.08 33.43 10.05 R 88,584 45,581 43,003 15.97 3.12 22.08 33.43 10.05 U 11 Dharmavaram T 130,408 66,779 63,629 11·37 3.60 30.85 43.28 17·81 R 79,439 40,579 38,860 15.15 5.43 22.26 33.60 10.41 U 50,969 26,200 24,769 5.48 0.76 44.26 58.27 29.43 12 Penukonda T 101,000 51,807 49.193 16.00 3.25 24.57 35.77 12.77 R 88,627 45,458 43,169 17.62 3.39 20.85 31.97 9·15 U 12,373 6,349 6,024 4.38 2.25 51. 18 62.98 38·75 13 Madakasira T 177,658 90,884 86,774 20.08 1.53 22.93 34.27 11.05 R 177,658 90,884 86,774 20.08 1.53 22.93 34.27 11·05 U .. 14 Hindupur T 262,083 135,333 126,750 13.63 2.21 31.16 42.18 19.38 R 206,182 1060349 99,83'3 14·77 2.59 25.28 36.91 12·88 U 55,901 28,984 26,917 9.42 0.82 52.84 61.52 43·49 15 Nallamada T 155,t 71 79,360 75,811 9·76 7·87 21·06 32.73 8·84 R 155,]71 79,360 75,811 9.76 7.87 21.0(, 32·73 8.84 U .. 16 Kadiri T 208,328 106.862 101,466 8.79 5.81 27.35 40.29 13.72 R 155,554 79,608 75,946 10.21 7.10 22.86 35.44 9.68 U 52.774 27,254 25,520 4.59 2.00 40·58 54·48 25.74 17 Sri Satya Sai T 101,488 52,( 71 49,317 10·30 7.84 26.19 37.43 14.31 R 101,488 52,J 71 49,317 10·30 7.84 26.19 37.43 14·31 U Total 2,548,012 1,309,528 1,238,484 13.69 3.22 29.02 40.84 16.52 2,017,095 1,034,776 982,319 14.91 3.72 23.51 35.05 11.35 530,917 274,752 256,165 9.03 1.31 49.95 62.64 36.34 [47]

10 CASTE/TRIBE POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT PERCENTAGE OF ------Main workers to Marginal workers Total workers to Non-workers to total population to total population total population total population Total ------.------Rural Name of Taluk p M F P M F P M F P M F Urban (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (2) (I) 45·54 58.57 31.99 1·52. 0.25 2.85 47.06 58.81 34.84 52·94 41.19 65.16 T Rayadurg 50.59 60.84 39.95 1.73 0.26 3.26 52.33 61.10 43.21 47·67 38.90 56.79 R 33.98 53.38 13·76 1·04 0.21 I. 91 35·02 53.59 15.66 64·98 46.41 84·34 U 48.00 60.12 35.40 2.36 0.31 4.48 50.35 60.43 39.88 49.65 39.57 60·12 T Kanekal 2 48·00 60.12 35.40 2.36 0.31 4·48 50.35 60·43 39.88 49.65 39.57 60.12 R .. U 43·67 56.57 30·17 I. 81 0.47 3.22 45.48 57.04 33·39 54.52 42.96 66.61 T Uravakonda 3 45.54 58.09 32.52 1·95 0·55 3.41 47.50 58.64 35.93 52·50 41.36 64.07 R 35.91 50·39 20.22 I. 22 0.12 2.41 37.13 50.52 22.64 62.87 49.48 77.36 U 35.46 51.81 18.12 I. 90 0.17 3·74 37.36 51. 98 21.86 62.64 48·02 78.14 T Gooty 4 42.73 56.58 28.03 3.51 0.23 6.98 46.23 56.81 35.01 53.77 43.19 64.99 R 27.76 46.75 7.64 0.20 0.10 0.30 27.96 46.86 7.94 72.04 53.14 92.06 U 42.53 56·83 27.24 3.17 0.42 6.11 45·69 57.25 33.35 54·31 42·75 66.65 T Tadpatri 5 46.46 59.72 32.39 4·05 0.51 7.80 50·51 60.23 40.19 49·49 39.77 59.81 R 30.21 47.91 10.86 0.42 0.14 0·73 30·63 48.05 11.58 69·37 51.95 88·42 U 47.06 56.59 36.86 2.50 0.31 4.83 49·55 56.90 41.76 50.45 43.10 58.30 T Singanamala 6 47·06 56.59 36.86 2·50 0.31 4.83 49.55 56.90 41. 76 50·45 43.10 58.30 R U 37.39 51·73 21.95 I. 82 0.24 3.53 39.22 51.97 25·47 60.78 48.03 74.53 T Anantapur 7 48.01 58·02 37.42 3·53 0.42 6.82 51.54 58.44 44.24 48.46 41.56 55.76 R 26.67 45.43 6.04 0.10 0.07 0.14 26. 77 45.54 6.18 73.23 54.46 93.82 U 45.03 57·37 32.23 2.34 0.37 4.38 47·37 57· 74 36.61 52.63 42.26 63·39 T Kalyandurg 8 48.31 59.33 36.87 2·72 0.41 5.12 51·03 59.74 41·99 48·97 40.26 58.01 R 31.50 49.26 13.17 0.77 0.22 1.34 32.27 49.47 14.51 67.73 50.53 85·49 U 49.85 58.61 40.61 3.73 0·50 7.14 53.58 59·11 47.75 46·42 40.89 52.25 T Kambadur 9 49·85 58.61 40.61 3·73 0.50 7·14 53.58 59.11 47.75 46.42 40·89 52.25 R U 44·47 57·62 31.14 3.02 0.43 5.77 47.79 58.06 36.91 52.21 41.94 63.09 T Chennekothapalle 10 44.77 57.62 31.14 3.02 0·43 5.77 47.79 58.06 36·91 52.21 41.94 63.09 R U 40·25 55.64 24·10 2·35 0.47 4.32 42.60 56.11 28.43 57.40 43.89 71.57 T Dharmavaram 11 44·99 57.17 32.27 3.30 0.65 6.07 48.30 57.83 38.35 51.70 42.17 61. 65 R 32.86 53.25 11·28 0.87 0.20 1. 58 33·72 53.45 12.86 66.28 46·55 87.14 U 42·62 57.00 27.48 4.49 0·43 8.77 47.11 57·43 36.24 52.89 42.57 63.76 T Penukonda 12 44.80 5R·48 30.41 5·09 0.49 9.94 49.90 58·96 40.35 50.10 41·04 59.65 R 26.96 46.42 6.46 0·17 0.02 0·33 27·13 46.43 6.79 72.87 53.57 93.21 TJ 45.93 58·48 32.79 3.38 0.33 6.58 49.31 58.81 39.36 50.69 41·19 60.64 T Madakasira 13 45.93 58.48 32.79 3.38 0.33 6·58 49.31 58.81 39.36 50.69 41.19 60.64 R .. U 40.35 56·84 22.74 4·33 1.00 7.90 44.68 57.84 30.63 55.32 42·16 69.37 T Hindupur 14 43.02 58.19 26·85 5.29 1.18 9.67 48.31 59.37 36.52 51. 69 40.63 63.48 R 30.49 51. 87 7.47 0.81 0.33 1.33 31·31 52.21 8.80 68.69 47.79 91.20 U 46.15 57.88 33.88 4.47 0.46 8.66 50.62 58.34 42.53 49.38 41. 66 57.47 T Nallamada 15 46.15 57.88 33.88 4.47 0·46 8.66 50.62 58.34 42.53 49.38 41.66 57.47 R U 42.56 56.81 27·54 3.35 0.39 6.45 45.90 57.20 34·00 54.10 42.80 66·00 T Kadiri 16 46.54 59.10 33.37 3.76 0.43 7·24 50.30 59.53 40·61 49.70 40.47 59.39 R 30.82 50.12 10·20 2.13 0.28 4.J1 32.95 50.41 14·31 67·05 49.59 85.69 U 44.76 56.45 32.41 4.74 0.53 9.18 49.50 56.98 41.59 50.50 43.02 58·41 T Sri Satya Sai 17 44.76 56·45 32.41 4.74 0.53 9.18 49.50 56.98 41.59 50.50 43.02 58.41 R U 42.66 56.27 28.27 3.03 0.43 5·77 45.69 56.70 34.04 54·31 43·30 65.96 Total 46.08 58·28 33.23 3.66 0.50 6.98 49.74 58.78 40.21 50.26 41.22 59.79 29·66 48·70 9.25 0·63 0.16 1.14 30.30 48·86 10.39 69.70 51.14 89.61 [48]

Distribution of villages according to the avail­ Medical and market facilities are inadequate and ability of different amenities by taluks is presented only a meagre proportion of villages have these in this table. As seen from the table, education facilities 'viz .. 22.62% of villages having medical and drinking water facilities are available in all facility and 7.29% of villages have market facilities. most all the villages, while amenities of P & T. communications, approach by pucca road and power supply are available in respect of 81.78%. The table clearly sets out the taluk-wise posi. 71.70%,81.56% and 83.17% of villages respectively tion of various amenities.

Table 11

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES

No. (with percentage) of villages having one or more of the following amenities

No. of Post Approach SI.No. Name of Taluk inhabited Educa- Medical Drinking & Market Communi- by Pucca Power villages tion Water Telegraph cations Road Supply

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)

Rayadurg 40 38 7 40 26 3 33 34 36 (95.00) (17.50) (100.00) (65.00) (7.50) (82.50) (85.00) (90.00) 2 Kanekal 40 40 10 40 32 2 26 34 32 (100. DO} (25.00) (100.00) (SO·OO) (5.00) (65.00) (85·00) (80.00) 3 Uravakonda 47 45 18 47 42 2 44 44 47 (95.74) (38.30) (100.00) (89· 36) (4.26) (93·62) (93.62) (100.00) 4 Gooty 85 85 9 85 57 1 33 53 56 (100·00) (10.59) (100·00) (67.06) (1. 18) (38.82) (62.35) (65.88) 5 Tadpatri 97 94 24 97 71 5 68 77 92 (96.91) (24.74) (100.00) (73·20) (5.15) (70·10) (79.38) (94.85) 6 Singanamata 58 55 14 58 42 3 35 46 55 (94.83) (24.14) (100.00) (72.41) (5.17) (60·34) (79.31) (94.83) 7 Anantapuf 59 59 13 59 50 54 57 56 (100·00) (22.03) (100·00) (84.75) (91. 53) (96.61) (94.92) 8 Kalyandurg 30 30 7 30 27 1 30 30 27 (100·00) (23.33) (100.00) (90.00) (3.33) (100.00) (100.00) (90.00) 9 Kambadur 43 42 12 43 38 5 42 42 29 (97.67) (27.91) (100.00) (88.37) (11.63) (97.67) (97.67) (67.44) to Chennekothapalle 32 31 7 32 31 7 31 31 27 (96.88) (21.88) (100·00) (96.R8) (21. 88) (96·88) (96.88) (84.38) 11 Dharmavaram 30 28 2 30 27 1 21 21 30 (93.33) (6.67) (100·00) (90·00) (3.33) (70.00) (70.00) (100·00) 12 Pcnukonda 55 54 9 55 47 5 36 43 31 (9SolS) (16.36) (100.00) (85.45) (9.09) (65.45) (78.18) (56.36) I3 Madakasira 56 51 13 56 50 6 39 46 49 (91.07) (23.21 ) (100.00) (89.29) (10.71) (69.64) (82.14) (87.50) 14 Hindupur 76 65 23 76 64 10 48 56 63 (85.53) (30.26) (100.00) (84.21) (13.16) (63.16) (73.68) (82.89) 15 Nallamada 69 62 13 69 57 S 52 57 62 (89.86) (18.84) (100.00) (82.61) (11.59) (75.36) (82.61) (89.86) 16 Kadiri 70 64 13 70 67 6 51 55 46 (91.43) (18. 57) (100.00) (95·71 ) (8.57) (72-86) (78.57) (65.71) 17 Sri Satya Sai 46 44 17 46 35 3 26 35 38 (95.65) (36.96) (I00.00) (76.09) (6.52) (56.52) (76.09) (82.61 )

Total 933 887 211 933 763 68 669 761 776 (95.07) (22.62) (100.00) (81.78) (7.29) (71.70) (81.56) (,83.17) [49]

Table No. 12 gives the proportion of rural facilities, More than 80% of the population have population served by the different amenities. also P & T, communication, approach by pucca road provides this ,inf0fmation tal uk-wise. It is clear and plwer supply, while almost 100% of the frQm the information that about 39.68 per cent of population has access to education and drinking p,opulation is onlyhaving medical facilit'ies while, water. about 18 27%, of' the population has market

Table 12

PROPORTION OF RURAL POPULATION SERVED BY DIFFERENT AMENITIES

Proportion of rural population served by the amenity of

I Total popu­ Sl.No. Name of Taluk lation of inha­ Post Approach bited villages Educa- Drinking & Market Communi- by Pucca Power in the tal uk tion Medical Water Telegraph cations Road Supply

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)

Rayadurg 74,858 99.72 28.21 100.00 86·09 12.02 85.12 87.10 95.46 2 Kanekal 87,333 100.00 40·74 100.00 91.32 16·69 72.95 91·22 87.95 3 Uravakonda 90,057 99.80 65.19 100.00 97.12 15.67 98.58 98·58 100.00 4 Gooty 120,629 100·00 32.89 100·00 85.37 12.12 58.80 75.99 82.05 5 Tadpatri 168,747 99.90 39·75 100·00 91.07 14.16 81. 90 87.15 97.98 6 Singanamala 126,188 99.94 40.54 100·00 90.71 13.73 79.94 91. 51 99.88 7 Anantapur 120,738 100.00 32.34 100.00 94.61 96.64 98.15 98.90 8 Kalyandurg 70,227 100.00 30.82 100.00 97.32 5.29 100.00 100.00 94·66 9 Kambadur 105,615 99.76 46.01 100.00 96.20 19·83 99.31 99·31 81·75 10 Chennekothapalle 88,584 99.81 27·61 100.00 99.81 32·49 99.81 99.81 89.51 11 Dharmavaram 79,439 99.73 10·15 100.00 98.88 5·84 74.82 74.82 100.00 12 Penukonda 88,627 99·84 33·03 100.00 94.56 25.81 74·06 83.82 66.89 13 Madakasira 177,658 99.82 41.66 100.00 98.78 25.01 81.08 89.34 99.36 14 Hindupur 206.182 98.80 52·27 100.00 98.67 24.87 86.13 91.46 97.63 15 Nallamada IS5,J71 98.51 32.05 100.00 96.23 27·69 86.27 89.10 96.76 16 Kadiri 98.81 39.46 100.00 98.33 20.97 86.25 89.23 82·96 17 Sri Satya Sai 99.70 62·27 100·00 96.47 22.48 76·88 91.44 95.65

Total 2,017,095 99.57 39.68 100.00 95.03 18.27 84.24 90.27 92.86

The following table 13 gives the distribution facility within the village, but available within a of villages not having certain amenities arranged distance of - 5 kms. Large number of villages do not by three distance ranges from the places where have medical, market, P & T, and communica­ these are available. There is not a single village tion facilities within the village, but are available in this district which does not have drinking water at different distance ranges. facility. Only 46 villages do not have education [50]

Table 13 Table 14 illustrates the distribution of villages DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING according to the distance from the nearest tOWD' CERTAIN AMENITIES. ARRANGED BY and availability of different amenities. As seeD· DISTANCE RANGES FROM THE PLACES WHERE THESE ARE AVAILABLE from the table, only about 6% of the villages have town within the range of 5 kms. About 32 per cent Number of villages where the ame- Villages nity is not available and available at of the villages have towns within a range of 6-15 not having distance of kms., while 58 per cent have nearest town located the amenity of -5 kms. 5-10 kms. 10+ kms. Total within 16-50 kms. The rest have nearest town loca­ (Cols.2-4) ted above 51 kms. The pattern of distribution of 2 3 4 5 amenities in the villages, associated with the 1. Education 46 46 location of villages around the towns in terms of 2. Medical 339 249 134 722 distances do not indicate any signjficant deviation 3. P&T 153 14 3 170 from each other. As given in other tables on 4. Market 198 320 288 806* amenities, medical and market facilities are far 5. Communication 207 53 4 264 below the levels attained by other amenities. * Market facility is not furnished for all the villages in Anantapur taluk. Since the variation.

Table 14

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST

TOWN AND AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES

Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of

---.------~------Distance range No. of from the inhabited Post Approach nearest town villages in Drinking & Market Communi- by Pucca Power (in Kms.) each range Education Medical Water Telegraph cation Road Supply

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

o -5 53 53 9 53 45 5 46 50 52 (5.68) (100·00) (16.98 ) (100.00) (84.91) (9·43) (86.79) (94.34) \98·11)

6-15 302 285 54 302 238 10 220 251 257 (32·37) (94.37) (l7-SS) {l 00. 00) (78.81) (3.31) (72.85) (83.11) (85·10)

16-50 543 516 140 543 448 48 376 430 434 (58.20) (95.03) (25.78) (100-00) (82.50) (8.84) (69.24) (79.19) (79.93)

51 + 35 33 10 35 32 5 27 30 33 (3·75) (94.29) (28.57) (100.00) (91.43) (14.29) (77.14) (85.71) (94·29)

Total 933 887 211 933 763 68 669 761 776 (95.07) (22.62) (100.00) (81.78) (7.29) (71.70) (81.56) (83.17) [51]

Table 15 sets out the amenities available in the and 34.08% respectively. Only 7.18% (If the villages villages by distributing the villages according to are in the category of 5,000+. It is interesting to the population range. The population ranges of note that as the population range increases, the less than 500, 500-1,999,2,000-4,999 and 5,000+are amenities available in the villages falling in these considered and the villages are distributed in these ranges are also on the increa~e. As has been ranges. About 46.20% of the villages ore in the observed earlier only the medical and market range of 500-1,999, while the villages less than 500 facilit;es are not adequate in the villages falling in and those in the range of 2,000-4,999 form 12.54% the ranges other than 5,000+.

Table 15 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO POPULATION RANGE AND AMENITIES AVAILABLE

Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of

----~------No.of inhabited Post Approach PopUlation villages in Drinking & Market Communi- by Pucca Power range each range Education Medical Water Telegraph cation Road Supply (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) - 499 117 75 5 117 39 1 45 63 53 02.54) (64·}0) (4.27) (100.00) (33.33'i (0.85) (38.46) (54.85) (45.30) 500 - t. 999 431 427 47 431 341 4 290 345 355 (46.20) (99.07) (10· 90) (100.00) (79.12) (0.93) (67· 29) (80·05) (82.37) 2,000 - 4,999 318 318 106 318 316 32 269 288 301 (34.08) (toO· 00) (33.33) (100.00) (99.37) (10·06) (84·59) (90·57) (94.65) 5,000 + 67 67 53 67 67 31 65 65 67 (7.18) {I 00· 00) (79.10) (JOO.OO) (100.00) (46·27) (97.01) (97·01) (100.00) Total 933 887 211 933 763 68 669 761 776 (95.07) (22.62) (100.00) (81.78) (7.29) (71.70) (81.56) (83.17)

The main staple food in the majority of villages three main staple foods in the villages in Anantapur in each taluk is given in tbis table. It is evident district. from the table that rice, ragi and korra are the Table 16 MAIN STAPLE FOOD IN THE MAJORITY OF VILLAGES TN EACH TALUK SI.No. Name of TaJuk Main Staple Food

(I) (2) (3)

1 Rayadurg Rice, Jowar 2 Kaneka1 Rice, Maize 3 Uravakonda Korra. Jowar 4 Gooty Rice, Korra 5 Tadpatri Rice, Millets 6 Singanamala Rice, Korra 7 Anantapur Rice, Korra 8 Kalyandurg Rice, Ragi 9 Kambadur Rice, Ragi 10 Chennekothapalle Rice, Ragi 11 Dharmavaram Rice, Ragi 12 Penukonda Rice, Ragi 13 Madakasira Rice, Ragi 14 Hindupur Rice, Ragi 15 Nallamada Rice, Sajja 16 Kadiri Rice, Sajja 17 Sri Sa tya Sai Rice, Jowar [52]

Table 17 presents the land use pattern giving is on1y about 10% of cultivable area. Singanamala the proportion of cultivable area to the total area taluk with 49.82% proportion of cultivable area and the irrigated area to the cultivable area. has 34.66% of irrigated area to cultivable area, Uravakonda taluk has the largest percentage of which is the highest among all the taluks. cultivable area of 76.61 % while the irrigated area

Table 17

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO LAND USE

SI. No. of inhabited Total area PercentJge of cultivable Percentage of irrigated area No. Name of Taluk viliages in hectares ar ea to total a rea to total cultivable area 2 3 4 5 6

Rayadurg 40 77 ,871. 43 58.12 18.17 2 Kanekal 40 88,409.42 62.62 17.38 3 Uravakonda 47 103,697.60 76·61 10.49 4 Gooty 85 115,320.95 61.38 10.37 5 Tadpatri 97 155,810.86 57.80 19.51 6 Singanamala 58 97,476.78 49.82 34·66 7 Anantapur 59 128,075.80 49·77 13.22 8 Kalyandurg 30 79,6'13.03 73.41 5.7S 9 Kambadur 43 121,056.14 69.53 9.94 10 Chennekothapalle 32 ]08,455.88 45·37 12·03 II Dharmavaram 30 67,948.16 59·79 17·22 12 Penukonda 55 85,540,61 43.39 16.18 13 Madakasira 56 99,149.75 55.53 21.67 14 Hindupur 76 101,240.76 45·65 22·94 15 Nallamada 69 117,376·74 53.17 9.72 16 Kadiri 70 120t!84.04 54·81 8.75 17 Sri Satya Sai 46 81,804·56 41.10 16.04

Total 933 1,749,052.51 56.37 14.88

The table 18 reveals the decadal growth rate, district in relation to the State for four decades density and sex-ratio of urban population in the from 1951 Census to 1981 Census.

Table 18

GROWTH, DENSITY AND SEX-RATIO OF URBAN POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT IN RELATION TO THE STATE

D S T R I C T Decadal percentage Density Sex ratio (No. Census Total Urban % Urban variation in urban (population of females per Year population population population population per sq. km.) 1,000 males)

2 3 4 5 6 7

1951 1,483,591 241,296 16.26 552 933 1961 1,767,464 307,627 17.40 27.49 704 935 1971 2,115,321 375,790 17.77 22.16 1,027 938 Inl 2,548,012 530,917 20,84 41.28 1,577 932 [53]

Table 18 (Cone/d.)

GROWTH, DENSITY AND SEX-RATIO OF URBAN POPULAnON IN THE DISTRICT

IN RELATION TO THE STATE

S T A T E Decadal percentage Density Sex ratio (No. Census Total Urban % Urban variation in urban (population of females per Year population population population population per sq. km.) 1,000 males)

8 9 to 11 12 13

1951 31.1 15,259 5,420,325 17.42 1,311 987

1961 35,983,447 6,274,508 17.44 ]5.76 ] ,676 951

1971 43,502,708 8,402,527 19.31 33.92 2,360 949

1981 53,549,673 12,487,576 23·32 48.62 3,157 948

This table 19 indicates the towns added/declas­ Municipality (Rs. 42.63) while this is lowest in sified at the 1981 Census with their population. Gooty Pancbayat (Rs. 5.22). From all other sources together, the highest per capita receipt is There is no case of addition or declassificati0n seen in Kadiri Municipality (Rs. 52.70) followed by of town at the 1981 Census in this district. Anantapur Municipality (Rs. 51.47) and Hindupur Municipality (Rs. 49.37) while the lowest per capita Table 19 receipt is recorded by Kalyandurg town (Rs.6.99). NEW TOWNS/TOWNS DECLASSIFIED IN ]98] CENSUS Anantapur Municipality stands first among the urban areas of the district with its per capita Name of Town Population 1981 Census expenditure of Rs. 85.76 followed by Kadiri Municipality (Rs. 56.97) and Hindupur Municipality (I) (2) (Rs. 47.08). Uravakonda town ranks last in per capita expenditure (Rs. 16.40). The per capita a) Added Nil expenditure of Rs 28.21 on public health and b) Declassified conven iences in Anantapur is the highest among Nil the towns while Kalyandurg h3s the minimum of Rs. 0.74. The highest per capita expenditure of Rs.23.90 on public institutions like schools and This table deals with the finances indicating the libraries is recorded by Hindupur Municipality. No per capita receipt and expenditure in towns in the expenditure is incurred by Gooty, Kadiri, Kalyan­ di strict as on 1979. durg and Penukonda towns for this purpose.

Of the 11 urban areas in the district, the All the civic bodies are running on sound lines highest per c3pita receipt is noticed in Anantapur with surplus budget except Guntakal, Kalyandurg Municipality (Rs. 93.03) followed by Hindupur and Uravakonda towns which are functioning with Municipality (Rs. 67.22) and Kadiri Municipality deficit budget. A glance at the table reveals that (Rs. 67.08). The lowest per capita receipt is Hindupur and Dharmavaram Municipalities are recorded in Kalyandurg Panchayat (Rs. 15.71). baving considerably more per capita receipts than Receipts through taxes is the highest in Rayadurg per capita expenditure. [54]

Table 20 PER CAPlTA RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE IN TOWNS

P E R C A P I T A

------RECEIPT E X P E N D I T U R E

------Receipt ------Expenditure Receipt from all Total General on public Expenditure Class, name and civic Total through other expendi- adminis- health and Public on public Other status of the town receipts taxes sources ture tration conveniences works institutions aspects

(I) (2) (3 ) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (IO)

An:llltapur (M) 93.03 41·56 51.47 85.76 17.51 28.21 1.48 21.10 17.46 II Dharmavaram eM) 54.35 9.87 44.48 41.97 3.69 3.84 3.10 10.48 20·86 III Gooty (P) 19.35 5·22 14.13 18.26 2.53 4.16 7.10 4.47 ]I Guntak,11 (M) 42·61 9·09 33.52 46.14 3.75 6.53 5.29 11.62 18·95 II Hindupur (M) 68.22 18·85 49.37 47·08 3.17 10.08 1·13 23.90 8.80 II Kadiri (M) 67·08 14.38 52.70 56.97 18.02 1.46 18.10 19·39 IV Kalyandurg (P) 15·71 8.72 6.99 18.92 2.72 0.74 2.13 13· 33 IV Pcnukonda (P) 23.11 9.17 13.94 21.61 3·18 8.92 3.68 5.83 III Rayadurg (M) 51.03 42.63 8.40 44.34 23.73 6.35 0.95 13.31 II Tadpatri eM} 52·28 16·19 36.09 46.81 4.26 7.33 8.01 15.71 11.50 III Uravakonda CP) 15.85 8.54 7.31 16.40 9.28 4.20 0.82 0.71 ].93

Total 58.02 20.57 37.45 51.59 9.60 10.74 4.84 12.55 13.86

This table provides the data relating to the conducted by the concerned examination board availability of educational facilities in different periodically. c:ltegories per 10,000 population. It may perhaps be mentioned here that data presented in the All the towns have one Junior College each following table refer generally to the institutions with the exception of Anantapur. which has three that have been recognised by the State Government Junior Colleges. There are 191 Primary Schools, and are authorised to teach the students f.)r 49 Upper Primary Schools, and 36 High Schools appearing to the different grades of examinations in the urban areas of the district. Table 21 SCHOOLS PER TEN THOUSAND POPULATION IN TOWNS

Number per ten thousand population ------Higher Secondary! Class. name and civic Inter {PUC{Junior Secondary I Junior Secondary { status of Town College Matriculation Middle Primary (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5)

Anantapur (M) 0.25 0.84 1·42 3.68 11 Dharmavaram (M) 0.20 0.39 0.59 3.34 III Gooty (P) 0.34 1.02 1.02 3.41 I1 Guntakal (M) 0.12 0·47 0.47 3.43 II Hindupur (M) 0·18 0.54 1.25 4.29 II Kadiri (M) 0.19 0·38 0.38 3·41 IV Kalyandurg (P) 0.59 1. 17 ].17 2.93 IV Penukonda (P) 0.81 1.62 ].62 6.47 III Rayadurg (M) 0.31 0.61 0.92 4.58 II Tadratri (M) 0·19 0·74 0.74 2·78 III Uravakonda (P) 0.46 0.92 0.92 3.68 Total 0.24 0.68 0.92 3.64 [55]

From the table 22 it can be seen that the number This table is limited to Class J & II towns as of beds available in urban areas of this district is the magnitude of slum problem is greater in these very low being 1.62 beds per every 1,000 popula­ categories of towns. It provides information. on tion. More than half of the total bed strength in proportion 0f the slums population to total po'pu" the urban areas of the district is concentrated in lation of the town and density in slums. Anantapur city, the district headquarter.s. The bed population ratio is highest in Anantapur town Table 23 where there are 3.7 beds per 1,000 population. Penukonda and Guntakal towns have recorded the PROPORTION OF SLUMS POPULATION population-bed ratio more than the district average. IN TOWNS All other towns have tbis ratio less than the district index. Proportion of Class, name and Table 22 slums population to civic status total population Density in slums NUMBER OF BEDS IN MEDICAL of the town of the town (per sq. km.) INSTITUTIONS IN TOWNS (l) (2) (3) No. of beds in medical Class, name and civic status institutions per 1,000 of the town population Anantapur (M) 25.25 125,771 II (1) (2) Dharmavaram (M) 48.68 39,386 II Guntakal (M) 10.85 45,880 Anantapur (M) 3.73 II Hindupur (M) 13.40 26,743 II Dharmavaram (M) 0.37 II Kadiri (M) 6.73 88,750 III Gooty (P) 1.23 II Tadpatri (M) :\.l5 N.A .. II Guntakal (M) 1.64 II Hindupur (M) 1.04 Total 18.41 *54,109 II Kadiri (M) 0.99 IV Kalyandurg (P) 0.94 IV Penukonda (P) 2.26 *This excludes Tadpatri Town. III Rayadurg (M) 1.07 The table 24 gives the details of most important II Tadpatri (M) 0.45 items manufactured. exported and imported in ail III Uravakonda (P) 0.37 the towns of the district. This table is se1f explana­ Total 1.62 tory. Table 24 MOST IMPORTANT COMMODITY MANUFACTURED, IMPORTED AND EXPORTED IN TOWNS

Most important commodity

Class, name and civic status of the Town Manufactured Exported Imported

(l) (2) (3) (4)

I Anantapur (M) Groundnut Oil Groundnut seeds and products Coconuts II Dharmavaram (M) Silk Sarees Silk sarees Silk yarn III Gooty (P) Groundnut Rice II Guntakal (M) Yarn Yarn Rice II Hindupur (M) Matches Tamarind Rice II Kadiri (M) Beedies Groundnut oil cake Rice IV Kalyandurg (P) Mats Tamarind Electric motors IV Penukonda (P) Beedies Tamarind Rice III Rayadurg (M) Silk Sarees Tamarind Jaggery II Tadpatri (M) Groundnut Oil Lime fruits Yarn III Uravakonda (P) Handloom cloth Handloom cloth Yarn [56]

Physically Handicapped Persons both arms or both legs would be sufficient i for Collection of data on physically handicapped classification as totally crippled. Loss of only one persons is a special feature of 1981 Census. Last arm and/or one leg will not classify a person as time this information was collected in 1931 Census. totally crippled. The loss here refers to the After the independence the data for the 'physically inability to use and not necessarily phys'ical handicapped persons in our country were collected absence. Thus, a pan.lytic who has lost the use of again for the first time along with the houselisting both the legs or both the arms, will be totally operations held in May. 1980 and as sucb, the crippled, though the legs or arms as such are still physically bandicapped persons who were available physically present." The case when a person in the census houses were alone ccvered in the unfortunately suffered from more than one of the houselisting operations. The houseless do not disabilities mentioned. above, the person was therefore, find a place in this survey. The physi~ recorded by the greater disability. For example cally handicapped persons Govt';red are of tbr~e if a pers)n was both blind and crippled etc., blind­ types of disabilities, totally blind, tot::lly crippled ness was noted for him as blindness is considered and totally dumb. The definition adopted for a greater disability than either dumbness or being physically bandicapped is as follows. crippled. Similarly, being crippled was considered a greater disabil ty than being dumb. In an extreme "The term of totally crippled refers to such case where a person suffered from all the disabili­ persons who have lost their arms or limbs. The ties was taken under blind, since this is certainly loss of arms or legs Of all the four limbs refers to the most unfortunate disabil ity. loss of both arms or loss of both legs. It is A statement showing the distribution of physi­ not necessary that the disabled should have lost cally handicapped persons by taluks in Anantapur both arms and legs. The loss of either of these i.e .. district is given below.

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DISTRIBUTION OF PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED PERSONS BY TALUKS

IN ANANT APUR DISTRICT

Total Sl DistricttTaluktTown Rural House list Totally Totally Totally No. Urban population Blind Crippled Dumb

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT T 2,522,524 2,683 1,564 1,853 R 2,007,006 2,437 1,386 1,703 U 515,518 251 178 150

Rayadurg T 108,377 119 47 47 R 75,945 91 46 38 U 32,432 28 1 9 Rayadurg (M) U 32,432 28 9 2 Kanekal T 87,322 102 83 58 R 87,322 102 83 58 U

3 Uravakonda T 119,692 109 48 <}{) R 97,527 98 44 80 U 22,1 65 II 4 10 Uravakonda (P) U 22,165 11 4 10 4 Gooty T 236,143 145 78 112 ·R 120,985 94 55 95 U 115,158 51 23 17 a) Gooty (P) U 27,433 8 2 4 b) Guntakal (M) U 87,725 43 21 13 [57]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DISTRIBUTION OF PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED PERSONS BY T ALUKS IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT (Concld.)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

5 Tadpatri T 212,419 235 97 153 R 168,226 213 81 139 U 44,\93 22 16 14 Tadpatri (M) U 44,193 22 16 14 6 Singanamala T 121,986 204 161 151 R 121,986 204 161 151 U

7 Anantapur T 235,J 83 134 97 124 R 115,837 94 53 96 U 119.346 40 44 28 Anantapur (M) U 119,346 40 44 28 8 Kalyandurg T 86,674 139 76 51 R 70,024 119 52 42 U 16,650 20 24 9 K]lyandurg (P) U }6,650 20 24 9 9 Kambadur T 103.638 159 90 109 R 103,638 159 90 W9 U 10 Chennekothapalle T 87.964 95 73 83 R 87.964 95 73 83 U 11 Dharm2.varam T 123,800 180 89 7& R 78.667 155 75 72 U 45,133 25 14 6 Dharmavaram (M) U 45,133 25 14 <; 12 Penukonda T 100,740 81 62 77 R 87,492 79 53 65 U 13,248 2 4 12 Pemlkonda (P) U 13,248 2 4 12

13 Madakasira T 176,692 279 [02 155 R 176,692 279 102 iS5 U 14 Hindupur T 260.123 231 124 178 R 205,J 82 216 113 168 U 54.941 15 11 J.O Hindupu[ (M) U 54.941 15 11 J.O 15 Nallamada T 153,269 176 94 U7 R 153,269 176 94 137 U 16 Kadiri T 207,889 197 161 176 R 155,637 160 124 141 U 52,252 37 37 35 Kadiri (M) V 52,252 37 37 35 17 Sri Satya Sai T 100,613 103 82 74 R 100,613 103 82 74 U [58]

Physically handicapped form 0.24% of the total Among the total physically handicapped in the population in the district, comprising of 0.28% of district, 44.03% are totally blind, 25.62% are the rural and 0.11 % of the urban population. Out totally crippled and 30.35% are totally dumb. The of the 6,105 persons recorded as physically handi­ survey revealed that Madakasira taluk has recorded capped, i.e., totally blind, totally crippled and the highest number of physically handicapped totally dumb in the district as many as 5,526 persons accounting for 536 persons, the lowest persons forming 90.52% are from rural areas only. being Rayadurg taluk with 213 persons. PART - B VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

SECTION I - Village Directory SECTION II - Town Directory SECTION III - Primary Census Abstract

SECTION I

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Village Directory which provides village-wise RP Registered PrIvate Practitioner information about the amenities and landuse SMP Subsidised Medical Practitioner pattern in the villages, consists of 20 columns. CHW Community Health Worker The data so collected from the Tahsildars and other officials concerned were scrutinised and pre­ o Others sented under certain columns in codes. Such codes will frequently be seen against column numbers 5 Drinking Water: (Column No.7) to 8, 10, 11, 13, 16 and 20. The following codeS T Tap have been used against the facilities available in W Well the village. TK Tank Educational: (Column No.5) TW Tube Well Hand Pump P Primary ('f Elementary School HP (Upto Class IV) R River M Middle School or Junior Secondary F Fountain (Class from V to VIII) C Canal H Matriculation or Secondary School L Lake (Class from IX and X) Spring JC Higher Secondary I PUC I Interme­ S diate / Junior College N Nalla,h C College 0 Others I Industrial School NA Information not available Tr Training School AC Adult Literacy Class / Centre Post and Telegraph (Column No.8) o Other Educational Institutions which PO Post Office include Sanskrit Pathasala, Senior TO Telegraph Office Basic School PTO Post and Telegraph Office Telephone Connection Medical: (Column NO.6) Phone

H Hospital Communications: (Column No. 10) MCW Maternity and Child Welfare Centre BS Bus stop or Maternity and Child Health Centre RS Railway Station MH Maternity Home NW Navigable Waterway CWC Child Welfare Centre HC Health Centre Approach to village: (Column No. 11) PHC Primary Health Centre PR Pucca Road PHS Primary Health Sub-Centre KR Kuccha Road D Dispensary NR Navigable River FPC Family Planning Centre NC Navigable Canal TB T. B. Clinic NW Navigable Waterway NH Nursing Home FP Foot Path 2

Power Supply: (Column No. 13) Remarks, etc, ; (CoJuml! No. 20) ED Electricity for domestic purpose N Copies of the News Papers (coming in BAG Electricity for Agriculture the village~ EO Electricity for other purposes like M Motor Cycles/Scooters industrial, commercial, etc. C Cars/Jeeps EA: Electricity for all purposes listed above T Tractors NNA News Papers number not available Irrigated by source: (Column No. 16) GC Government Canal As an example an entry showing figures like PC Private Canal P(2), or D(2), or T(35.21), TK(35.21) would indicate W Well (without electricity) that the village has two primary schools, two WE Well (with electricity) dispensaries, extent of total irrigated land in the TW Tube Well (without electricity) village is 35.21 hectares and extent of land irri­ TWE Tube well (with electricity) gated by water from tanks is 35.21 hectares. TK Tank R River Where a facility is not available in the village, L Lake the distance at which the facility available is WF Water Fall shown in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. 0 Others and 10 + Kms. of the nearest place where the faci­ T Total lity available is given. RAYADURG TALUK 71· 00

ANDHRA PRADESH RAYADURG TALUK ANANTAPUR DISTRICT f1IlES 2 1 0 ~rt1 1 • 0 IOKJLOMUies r,'; I"

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TO I(Ai.YANDU'A.G ~ Urban Area wlth lcx:atiOft Cad. -!f.- Railway Metre Gauge SH Stale Highway

--- Other Road =-== Rive, Villages with Population Size: 5,000 and II bo~. • l,OOO_.t.m • 500- ... • 200_ COO 0 lessth.n 200 X Uninhabited Villages .. PO/TO Post Office, Telegraph Office PS/RH Police Statron J Reat House 8/t Higher Secondary School IjCoUege $ Hospital + Dispenl.aryo o A HIt. Mlndr..

© Government of kldr. Copyrlaht. 1". ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

RAYADURG TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. . Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

40 Baginayakanahalli 6 Lakshmipuram 39 Belodu 8 Li ngamanaha Jl~ 42 Bhupasamudram 26 Bondanakal 7 Madenahalli 1 Malapanagudi 23 Chadam 22 Mallapuram 21 Mechiri 5 Dandinahirehal 24 Muradi 18 Dodaghatta 13 Nagalapuram 16 Elanji t 1 Nemakallu 33 Galagala 3 Obulapuram 32 Gollapalle 25 Gramadatla 36 Gummaghatta 37 Pulakunta 12 Pulakurthi 4 Herihal Hosahalli 10 Hiredahal 34 Rangasamudram 41 Hosahalli 27 Rayadurg 2 H. Siddapuram 20 Hulikal 14 Somalapuraln

Jajarakal 9 35 Tallakera 19 Kadalur 38 Kallugodu 30 Udegolam 15 Kolaganahalli 28 Konthanahalli 29 Vadrahonnuru 17 Kudlur 31 Veerapuram

3 4

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ".------'----- ~ ~------~------Day or Communica- No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (8) (9) (10) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7)

-5 Malapanagudi 1,092.65 102 579 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+

-5 2 H. Siddapuram 1.851.84 147 836 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+

BS,RS 3 Obulapuram 2.025.45 322 1,751 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10

4 Herihal Hosahalli 568.99 Uninhabited BS 5 Dandinahirehal 2,547.09 845 4,766 P,M,H D W.HP,T I'O,TO, Monday PTO, Phone BS 6 Lakshmipu ram 904·07 12 54 -5 10+ W -s -5

7 Madenahalli 212.86 105 699 P 10+ W,HP -5 5-10 BS

IS Lingamanahalli 580.32 73 395 P 10+ W,HP 5-10 10+ BS

9 Jajarakai 836.48 93 544 P -5 W -5 5-10 BS

BS 10 Hiredahal 1,362.57 58 323 P D W,HP -5 Monday

11 Nemakallu 2,085.74 228 1,275 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

]2 Pulakurthi 4,392.45 581 3,024 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

13 Nagalapuram 2,515.92 423 2,253 P H,PHC W,R PO 5-10 5-10

14 Somalapuram ] >173.99 183 1>046 P,M,H 5-10 W PO 10+ BS,RS

15 Kolaganahall i 2,382.38 465 2,300 P 5-10 W,R PO 10+ -5

16 Elanji 2,176.39 164 946 P 5-10 W,R -5 10+ BS

17 Kudlur 2,760.76 638 3,303 P,M,H 10+ W,R PO 10+ BS

18 Dodagbatta 1,386·85 166 843 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5

19 Kada1ur 2,092.62 236 1,288 P 10+ W,R PO 10+ BS

20 Hulikal 1,694.41 185 992 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

21 Mechiri 886.26 178 1,058 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ BS 5

DIRECTORY and Land use RAYADURG TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri· Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. On Kms.) for culti· ar chaeologi cal vat ion interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Bellary 24 EA Rice 551.18 T (90.65) 204.37 8.50 237.95 Maize TK (90.65) KR Bellary 22 EA Rice 1,322.10 T (33.99) 423.30 29.14 43·30 2 Maize TK (33.99) PR BelJary 20 EA Rice 551.99 T (97.12) 947.77 12.55 416.02 3 Maize TK (97.12) Uninhabited 4 PR BelJary 24 EA Rice 401·85 T (113.31) 10170.35 243·62 617.95 N4:CI:Tl 5 Maize TK (J 13.31)

PR Bellary 28 Rice 569.39 T (9.71) 126.26 19.83 178.87 6 Maize W (9.71) PR Bellary 28 Rice T (55.85) 86·60 6.47 63·94 7 Maize TK (55.85) PR Bellary 28 Rice 132.74 T (38.85) 298.25 10.12 100.36 8 Maize W (38.85) PR BeJlary 26 ED, Rice T (42·09) 623.21 9.31 161. 87 9 EAG Maize TK (42.09) PR Bellary 24 ED, Rice 532.16 T (13·76) 531. 31 60.70 224.60 10 EAG Maize TK (13.76) PR Bellary 17 ED. Rice 667.73 T (20.23) 837.29 170.37 390.12 Anjaneya Swamy 11 EAG Maize TK (20.23) Temple, NI PR Bellary 25 ED, Rice T (59.08) 3,256.09 608.65 468.62 12 EAG Maize TK (59.08) KR Rayadurg 26 Rice T (479·95) 1,417.20 254·55 364.22 TI 13 Maize W (479.95) PR Rayadurg 24 ED, Rice T (26.71) 829.60 121·41 196.27 14 EAG Maize TK (26.71) KR Rayadurg 26 ED Rice T (556.85) 844·58 935·63 45.32 15 Maize TK (556.85) PR Rayadurg 18 ED, Rice T (1,544.68) 280.85 125.45 225.41 16 EAG Maize TK (1,544.68) PR Rayadurg 16 ED, Ricc T (157.83) 2d95.82 329.82 77.29 17 EAG Maize TK (157.83) KR Rayadurg 14 EAG Rice T (198.30) 914.99 158.63 114.93 AnjaneY3 Swamy 18 Maize TK (198.30) Temple PR Rayadurg 14 ED, Rice T (56.65) 1,386.45 285.30 364.22 19 EAG Maize TK (56.65) PR Rayadurg 9 ED Rice T (67.18) 823.13 483·60 320.51 20 Maize TK (67.18) PR Rayadurg 5 ED, Rice T (59.08) 382.83 181·70 262·64 21 EAG Maize WE (53.01) W (6·0i') 6

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,- ,------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

22 Mallapuram 3,066.30 376 2,217 P(2),M MH W,HP, PO 5-10 BS T

23 Chadam 825.15 301 1.791 P(2) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

24 Muradi 3,587.53 599 3,700 P 10+ W PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO 25 Gramadatla 2,641. 78 475 2,534 P(2) 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

26 Bqndanakal 2,458.05 282 1,479 P -5 W,HP PO -5 -5

27 Rayadurg 4,973.00 UrbanArea (Rayadurg Town) 28 Konthanahalli 725.19 109 695 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 BS'

29 Vadrahonnuru 1.961. 51 131 872 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 BS

30 Udegolam 1,614.29 411 2,408 P(2),M -5 W,HP, PO -5 BS T

31 Veerapuram 2,250.05 161 1,036 P -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

32 Gollapalle 3,508.62 660 4,303 P(4),M D(2) W,HP, PO,TO, -5 BS T PTO, Phone 33 Galagala 1,628.05 395 2,262 P(3) 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 BS

34 Rangasamudram 1. 277.18 212 1,161 P(2) 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

35 Tallakera 4,254·04 722 4,081 P(4),M D W,HP, PO, 10+ BS T Phone

36 Gummaghatta 1. 585.55 674 3,907 P(3),M,H 10+ W,HP PO,TO, Monday BS PTO, Phone 37 Pulakunta 1,649.90 243 1,200 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS 38 Kallugodu 2,343.93 846 4,719 P(3) 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS 39 Belodu 2,061.87 470 2,848 P(2),M 10+ W,HP PO 10+ -5 40 Bagi nayakanahall i 2.t69.11 357 2,040 P(3) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS 7

DIRECTORY and Land use RAYADURG TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Rayadurg 3 ED, Rice 829·20 T (267.49) 602.58 612.29 754.74 N5:C1:M4:T2 22 EAG Maize WE (228.24) W (27.92) TK (11.33) PR Rayadurg 5 ED, Rice T (72.44) 121.40 322.94 308·37 NI 23 EAG Maize GC (40.47) o (31.97) PR Rayadurg 9 ED Rice T (105·22) 2.137.95 764·04 580·32 24 Maize TK (105.22) PR Rayadurg 9 ED, Rice 773.35 T (54.22) 1.103.98 22.66 687.56 25 EAG Maize WE (33.18) W (21.04) PR Rayadurg 3 ED, Rice 1,055.42 T (111.69) 978.53 50·99 261.42 26 EAG Maize WE (83.36) W (28·33) Urban Area (Rayadurg Town) 27 PR Rayadurg 2 ED, Rice 374·74 T (16·19) 266.28 2.43 65.56 28 EAG Maize WE (16.19) PR Rayadurg 7 ED, Rice 989·05 T (31.97) 726·81 1.62 212·05 Nl 29 EAG Maize WE (31.97) PR Rayadurg 2 ED, Rice 70·01 T (95.50) 799.66 4.05 645.07 N5:Cl:M4:T4 30 EAG Maize WE (87.41) TK (8.09) PR Rayadurg 2 ED, Rice' T (72.84) 614.31 331. 84 1,231.05 31 EAG Maize WE (72.84) PR Rayadurg 4 ED, Rice 957.08 T (141.23) 1,474.67 13.76 921.87 N4:MI 32 EAG Maize WE (141·23)

PR Rayadurg 7 ED, Rice T (124.64) 929.97 24.69 548.75 Nl 33 EAG Maize WE (124.64) PR Rayadurg 8 ED, Rice T (74.06) 324.55 323·75 554·82 N3:T1 34 EAG Maize TK (74·06) PR Rayadurg 10 ED, Rice T (343.17) 3,197.41 246.05 467.41 N3:MI:T1 35 EAG Maize WE (228.65) GC (114.52) PR Rayadurg 12 ED, Rice T (585.17) 549.56 31. 97 418.85 N6:M3:Tl 36 EAG Maize GC (585.17)

PR Rayadurg 7 ED, Rice T (60.30) 643.85 115.34 830.41 TI 37 EAG Maize WE (60.30) PR Rayadurg 9 ED, Rice .. T (1,421.66) 212·86 252.52 456.89 N5:MI:TI 38 EAG Maize GC (1,421.66) KR Rayadurg 7 ED, Rice T (346.41) 1,434.61 39·66 241. 19 N2:M1 39 EAG Maize GC (346.41) PR Rayadurg 7 ED, Rice 18.62 T (55.84) 1,468.20 29·14 597.31 N5:M2:T1 40 EAG Maize WE (40.87) TK (14.97) 8

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ..------A-----, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

41 Hosahalli 484·41 30 159 -5 10+ W -5 10+ BS

42 Bhupasamudram 2,821.87 554 3.t71 P(4),M D(2) W,HP PO, 10+ BS Phone 9

DIRECTORY and Land use RAYADURG TALUK

Land use (Le., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vat ion interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Rayadurg 9 EAG Rice T (75.67) 349.24 6.07 53.42 41 Maize GC (56.25) WE (19.42) PR Rayadurg 14 ED. Rice 85.79 T (447:18) 1.516.76 109.26 662.87 N4 42 EAG Maize GC (447.18)

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"\ n ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KANEKAL TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1 ) (2) (1) (2)

30 Avuladatla 26 Malyam 21 Meenahalli 8 Banduru 38 Mylarampalle 14 Bennikal 17 Bidurukontham 32 Nagireddipalle 6 Bollanaguddam 24 N. Hanumapuram 2 Bommana1al hI 18 Brahmasamudram 39 Pedda Kowkuntla

29 Dargakondapuram 34 Ratchamarri 40 Rakatla 11 Ganigera 37 Ramapuram 22 Garuda chedu 13 Govindavada 4 Siddarampuram 12 Singanahalli 36 Hanakanahal 25 Sollapuram 5 Haresamudram to Sreedharaghatta 15 Honnuru 23 28 Hulikera Thumbiganur 9 Uddihal 31 junjurampall e 2() Udegolam 1 Unthakal 35 Kalekurthi 33 Veparalla 7 Kallud evanaha II i 16 Vyasapuram 27 Kanekal 3 KuruvaJli 19 Yerragunta

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VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,--J.--...... , No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, ifany Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Unthakal 1,464.55 479 2,633 P(2),M -5 W,HP, PO Sunday -5 T h 2 Bommanafoal 1,222.96 586 3,032 P(3),M,H D W,T PO,TO -5 BS

3 Kuruvalli lt054.20 251 1,535 P(2) -5 W -5 5-10 -5

4 Siddarampuram 636.16 127 751 P -5 W -5 5-10 BS

5 Haresamudram 1,902.02 139 747 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS

6 Bollanaguddam 1,830.39 462 2.794 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

7 Kalludevanahalli t.683.49 143 794 P -5 W,R -5 5-10 BS

8 Banduru 1,529.71 360 1,882 P(2) -5 W,HP PO -5 -5

9 Uddihal lt821. 49 394 2,050 P 10+ W,HP PO -5 BS

10 Sreedharaghatta 2,513.50 571 2,842 P(4},M H W,HP, PO 5-10 -5 TK

11 Ganigera 3,820·22 569 3,027 P(3) -5 W,T PO,TO 5-10 BS

12 Singanah a II i 1,457.27 389 1,873 P(2) -5 W,C,R PO 10+ -5

13 Govindavada lt754.71 535 3,044 P D(2) W,T PO, 10+ BS Phone 14 Bennikal 1,683·49 234 1,091 P(2) 5-10 W,HP, PO 10+ BS R

15 Honnuru 2,598.88 658 3,682 P(4), -5 T,R,S PO 10+ BS M,H

16 Vyasapuram 1,061.08 176 1,015 P -5 W -5 10+ 5-10

17 Bidurukontham 1,101.55 107 550 P 5-10 W,N,R -5 5-10 -5

18 Brahmasamudram 1,856.69 299 1,519 P -5 W,S,R PO 5-10 BS 13

DIRECTORY and Land use KANEKAL T ALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- ar chaeologi cal vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Bellary 21 EA Rice 808.56 T (44.92) 384·45 101.17 125.45 N6:Ml Millet GC (38.45) W (6·47) PR Bellary 21 EA Rice 334·67 T (112.91) 172.40 420.87 182.11 N6:M3:T5 2 Millet GC (112.10) W (0.81) KR Bellary 22 ED Rice T (665.30) 281. 66 34.80 72·44 N2:CI 3 Millet GC (664.49) W (0.81) PR Bellary 24 ED Rice T (107.65) 366.64 12.95 148.92 N2 4 Millet GC (107·65) PR Bellary 24 ED Rice T (764.85) 111·69 925.92 99.55 M2 5 Millet GC (764·85) PR Bellary 26 Rice T (583.15) 40.47 397.40 809.37 N2:M2 6 Millet GC (583.15) PR Uravakonda 40 EA Rice T (483.60) 346.01 48·56 805·32 N2 7 Millet GC (483.60) PR Bellary 26 ED Rice T (991.47) 12.14 250.96 275.19 N6:Ml 8 Millet GC (894.35) o (97.12) PR Bellary 22 EA Rice T (174.82) 169.97 428·97 1,047.73 N6:M2 9 Millet GC (174.82) PR Rayadurg 35 EA Rice T (225.41) 725.60 446.37 1,)16.12 N4:Cl:M6:T2 10 Millet GC (188.58) W (19·43) o (17.40) PR Rayadrug 35 ED Rice T (355.31) 3,286.04 57.46 121. 41 N2:Tl 11 Millet W (242.81) GC (l12·50) PR Rayadurg 40 Rice T (231.48) 566.56 355·72 303.51 N3,M2 12 Millet GC (194·25) o (37.23) PR Uravakonda 43 EA Rice T (501.81) 198·29 245.24 809.37 N2:M2 13 Millet GC (501.81) PR Rayadurg 35 Rice T (329.41) 349.65 72.84 931·58 N4:Cl:Ml:Tl 14 Millet GC (294.61) 0(34.80) PR Uravakonda 22 ED, Rice 62.73 T (105.62) 2,219·29 125.45 85·79 N6 15 EO Millet GC (95.50) W (10.12) KR Uravakonda 11 Rice 1,030.73 23.07 7.28 16 Millet KR Rayadurg 34 Rice 384.45 48.56 668.54 N2 17 Millet PR Rayadurg 35 Rice T (185.35) 445.96 132· 33 1,093.05 N3:M2:T3 18 Millet GC (107.65) o (77. 70) 14

VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Krns. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,--__,______,------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stoP. Railway market station. if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

19 Yerragunta 2,968.77 786 4.257 P(2),M,H H,PHC, W,HP PO,TO, -5 '63 PHS,O PTO, Phone 20 Udegolam 4,307.06 179 912 P -5 R,S PO -5 as

21 Meenahalli 1,357.:11 112 540 P -5 W,R -5 -5 5-10 22 Garudachedu ).501·38 211 1,090 P D,H, W,R PO -5 as RP 23 Thumbiganur 2,043.66 288 1>651 P,M -s W,R -5 -5 BS

24 N. Hanumapuram 978.93 244 1>434 P(2),M -5 W,TK PO -5 BS 25 Sollapuram 2,043.66 210 17144 P -5 R,TK PO -s BS 26 Malyam 2,438.22 402 2,040 P(2),M 5-10 W,R PO -5 BS 27 Kanekal 5,966.67 2,281 11 ,947 P(7),M,H D,H W,HP, PO,TO, Friday BS R,S PTO, Phone 28 HUlikera 4,171.49 644 3,658 P(2),M -5 W,HP PO 5-10 BS 29 Dargakonrlapuram },574.22 286 1,700 P -5 W,HP PO 10+ -5 30 AVuladatla 1,090.22 156 840 P -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS 31 Junjurampalle 3,137.52 426 2,500 P MH W,HP PO 10+ -5

32 Nagireddipalle 1,663·25 215 1,125 P MH W,HP PO 5-10 BS 33 Veparalla 2,794.35 596 3.224 P MH W,HP PO,TO 5-10 BS

34 Ratchamarri 977·31 256 1.397 p -5 W,R PO 5-10 -5

35 Kalekurthi 1>492.88 213 1,235 P 5-10 W,R PO -5 -5

36 Hanakanahal 3.814.96 393 2,313 P(2),M 5-10 W,R PO 5-10 BS 15

DIRECTORY and Land use KANEKAL. TALUK

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Rayadurg 34 EA Rice T (96.31) 2,428.11 399.02 45.32 N6:Cl:M3 19 Millet o (56.65) GC (39.66) PR Rayadurg 34 ED Rice T (398.61) 194·25 3,548.27 165·92 N2:Ml 20 Millet GC (356·12) o (42.49)

KR Rayadurg 35 Rice 40.47 " 1,092.65 161· 87 62.32 21 Millet PR Rayadurg 34 ED Rice 40.47 1,133.12 202.34 125·45 Nl:Ml:T4 22 Millet

PR Rayadurg 35 ED Rice 9·71 T (170.37) 1,294.99 262.24 306.35 N8 23 Millet GC (166'73) W (3.64) PR Uravakonda 19 ED Rice 809·37 7.69 161.87 M3 24 Millet PR Uravakonda 24 Rice .. 1.995.10 48.56 Ml 25 Millet PR Rayadurg 32 ED Rice T (1. 62) 2.205.94 20.23 210·43 NI:M2:T2 26 Millet W (1.62) PR Rayadurg 29 EA Rice 80·94 T (1,551·15) 2,832.79 404.68 1.076.87 N250:C3:M25:T5 27 Millet GC (J .348.81) o (202.34) PR Rayadurg 21 EA Rice 202.34 T (202·34) 2,613.45 202.34 951. 01 Nl:Ml 28 Millet W (202.34) PR Rayadurg 16 EA Rice T (71.22) 1.091.43 258.19 153·38 29 Millet W (71·22) PR Rayadurg 14 EA Rice T (45.32) 596.10 89.03 359·76 N1:Ml:T1 30 Millet W (45·32) PR Rayadurg 19 EA Rice T (339.13) 2,040.82 595.69 161. 87 Nl:T1 31 Millet W (123.43) GC (114·93) o (100.77) PR Rayadurg 21 EA Rice T (72.03) 789.14 57.46 744.62 N2:M2:T1 32 Millet W (72.03) PR Rayadurg 19 EA Rice 58·68 T (373.93) 1,262.62 540.66 558.46 33 Millet TK (242.81) GC (114.93) W (16.19) KR Rayadurg 26 ED Rice T (214.08) 744.21 1. 21 17.81 34 Millet GC (210.44) W (3·64) PR Rayadurg 34 ED Rice 82.56 637.78 185.75 586.79 35 Millet PR Uravakonda 42 3,561. 22 121.41 ED Rice " 132.33 NIO:T1 36 Millet 16

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,,----t.-_-""\ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

37 Ramapuram 2,074.01 427 2,360 P(2), -5 W PO 10+ BS M,H 38 Mylarampalle 2,619.12 198 I,J24 P -5 W PO 10+ 10+

39 Pedda Kowkuntla 3,«:')93.83 451 2,518 P MH W PO 10+ BS

40 Rakatla 4,428.46 611 3,463 P(2),M,H W PO, 10+ BS -5 Phone 17

DIRECTORY and Land use KANEKAL TALUK

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Uravakonda 29 EA Rice T (32.37) 1,011.71 2.02 ),027.90 Nl 37 Millet W (32.37) PR Uravakonda 27 EA Rice T (74.46) bOll. 71 1,532.95 38 Millet R (40,06) W (34.40) PR Uravakonda 26 EA Rice T (18·21) 2,630·45 121. 40 1,223.77 N3:C3:T2 39 Millet W (18.21) PR Uravakonda 22 EA Rice T (97.93) 2,670.92 1,416.80 242.81 N20:C2:M3:T6 40 Millet W (56.65) R (25.09) GC (16.19)

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o~ 'b - 0 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

URAVAKONDA TALUK

1981 198} Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No· Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

38 Amidala 18 Narimetla 11 Nilluleni Thimmapuram 33 Budagavi 35 Nimbagallu

23 Chabala 17 Palthur,-, 21 Chikalaguriki 29 Pandikunta 24 Chinnahothur 31 Pedda Chinna Pawpili 43 Chinna Mushturu 42 Pedda Mushturu 39 Pennahobilam Donekal 10 Poliki 9 Pottipadu 25 Gadehothur 3 Gadekal 26 Ganjikunta 40 Racherla Ragulapadu 6 Gulapalyam 28 46 Rampuram 4 Hanchanahal 19 Rayampalle 15 Havaligi 34 Renimakulapalle

36 lndravathi 45 Shaiksanipalle

2 Kadadarabenchi 30 Kadama 1a kunta 27 Thatrakal 7 Kamalapadu 16 Karakamukkala 20 Undabanda 48 Katrimala 32 Uravakonda 5 Konakondla 41 Konapuram 8 Vajrakarur 44 Lathavaram 22 Veligonda 12 Velpumadugu 13 Malapuram 47 Venkatampalle 37 Mopidi 14 Vidapanakallu

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VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ..------t..___ ---.. ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Donekal 2,821·87 328 1,935 P -5 W,TK PO 10+ BS

2 Kadadarabenchi 810.18 120 683 P -5 W,T PO 10+ BS

3 Gadekal 2,975.65 582 3,292 P(2),M, MCH, W,T PO,TO, 10+ BS H MCW Phone 4 Hanchanahal 2,271.09 236 J ,387 P -5 W PO,TO 10+ BS 5 Konakondla 5,659.51 1,427 8,031 P(2), PHC,FPC, W,T PO,TO, Tuesday BS M(2),H RP(2),D Phone

6 GulapaJyam 2,000.76 308 1,943 P,M -5 W PO,TO, -5 BS,RS Phone

7 KamaJapadu 2,357.69 263 1,456 P -5 W PO,TO, -5 BS Phone Vajrakarur 8 4,538.54 1.133 6,077 P(3),M, MCW, W,T PO, Saturday BS H RP(3}, PTO, MCH,H, Phone D,O 9 Pottipadu 889.09 98 457 P -5 W PO -5 BS 10 Poliki 2,671·73 330 J,816 P,M FPC W,T PO -5 BS

11 Nilluleni Thimmapuram 922.28 85 436 P D W,T PO 5-10 -5

12 Velpumadugu 4,290.06 868 4,727 P(4),M, MCH, W PO,TO 10+ BS H MCW 13 Malapuram 1,381.19 90 465 P -5 W PO 10+ BS 14 Vidapanakallu 5,454.34 940 5,173 P(4),M, MCH, W,TW PO,TO, 10+ BS H D(2), Phone MCW 15 Havaligi 4,349,15 774 4,296 P(2),M, HC W PO,TO, 10+ BS H Phone 16 Karakamukkala 2,081. 29 270 1.523 P -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS

17 Palthuru 4,182.01 979 5,667 P,M D,CHW W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone 18 Narimetla 990.67 253 1,424 P,M CHW W,HP PO 5-10 BS

19 Rayamapalle 1,243·19 175 1,003 P CHW W,HP PO 5-10 BS 21

DIRECTORY and Land use URA V AKONDA T ALUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of land use Remarks

in hectares rounded uptoJ- 2______decimal places) ~ including Loca- ,--- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Guntakal 21 EA Korra T (842.15) 1,769.28 23.88 186· 56 N5:Ml:T2 Jowar GC (842.15) PR Guntakal 18 EA Korra T (244·43) 498.98 25.09 41·68 N2:Ml:T1 2 Jowar GC (234.72) W (9.71) PR Guntakal 16 EA Korra T (510.31) 2,203.51 33.59 228.24 N20:Ml:T2 3 Jowar GC (510.31) PR Guntakal 11 EA. Rice T (\87.37) 1,950·98 32.37 100.36 N5 4 Korra GC (187.37) PR Guntakal 8 EA Rice T (329.82) 238.76 4,619.47 471.46 N25:Cl:M2:T2 5 Korra GC (326.58) W (1.62) TK (1.62) PR Guntakal 10 EA Rice T (2.02) 1. 503.40 395.38 99.96 N2:Ml 6 Jowar TK (1.21) W (0.81) PR . Guntakal 16 EA Jowar T (5.67) 1,581.10 162.68 608·24 N3:Cl:T2 7 Ragi W (5.67) PR Guntakal 16 EA Jowar T (22.66) 3,768.42 161·87 585.58 N50:C4:M3:T2 8 Ragi W (13.76) TK (8.90)

PR Uravakonda 12 EO Jowar 838.91 8.50 41.68 N5:M1:Tl 9 Ragi PR Uravakonda 14 EA Rice T (366.64) 1,786.28 303.51 141.64 NIO 10 Korra GC (366.64) KR Uravakonda 14 EA Korfa T (121.41) 753.52 47.35 N3:MI:Tl 11 Jowar GC (121.41) PR Uravakonda 14 EA Korra T (279.23) 3,882.14 48·97 49·37 N60:T7 12 Jowar GC (279.23) PR Uravakonda 14 EA Korra 1,206· 77 141. 64 N3:Ml 13 Jawar PR Uravakonda 16 EA Korra T (636·57) 4,435.34 61.11 312.42 N60:Ml:Tl 14 Jawar GC (636·57)

PR Uravakanda 24 EA Korra T (1,]69.13) 3,025.42 118.17 N40 15 Jowar GC (1,169.13) PR Uravakonda 15 EA Korra T (323.75) 1,455.65 230.67 71·22 NI5 16 Jowar GC (323·75) PR Uravakonda 15 EA Rice T (2,251.67) 1,509.07 421.27 NI5:M2:T2 17 Korra GC (2,251.67) PR Uravakanda 8 EA Korra T (267.09) 625·24 27. II 71. 22 N5:Ml 18 Jawar GC (267.09) PR Uravakonda 6 EA Korra T (29· 54) 1,011.71 145·69 55.44 N5:Ml:Tl 19 Jowar GC (29.54) 22

VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~-----'------. ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus­ (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

20 Undabanda 1.759·57 246 1,451 P CHW W,HP PO,TO BS

21 Chikalaguriki 1.721-12 193 1,\33 P -5 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

22 Veligonda 1.196.65 172 1,222 P -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

23 Chabala 3,742.93 527 2,965 P(4),M, MCH, W,HP, PO,TO, 5·10 BS H MCW T Phone 24 Chinnahothur 1,142.42 125 771 P -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

25 Gadehothur 265 1,306 P -5 W,HP PO,TO, -5 BS Phone 26 Ganjikunta 1. 513- 12 254 1,295 P -5 W,HP, PO, -5 BS T Phone 27 Thatrakal 2.462.91 269 1,521 P -5 W,HP, PO -5 BS T 28 Ragulapadu 10095.48 243 1,219 -5 W,HP, PO,TO, -5 BS T Phone 29 Pandikunta 3.642.57 257 1.416 P MCH W.HP PO, 5-10 BS Phone

30 Kadamalakunta 1 >175.20 103 557 P(2) -5 W,HP, PO 5-10 BS T 31 Pedda Chinn a Pawpili 3.991.81 404 2d32 P(3) FPC W,HP PO,TO, -5 BS Phone 32 Uravakonda 3.991. 81 Urban Area (Uravakonda Town) 33 Budagavi 1.530.92 262 1,410 P -5 W,HP, PO -5 BS T 34 Renimakulapalle 767.28 146 766 P -5 W.HP, PO, TO 5-10 BS T 35 Nimbagallu 1.969.20 373 2ol07 P(2),M, D W,HP, PO,TO, 5-10 BS H T Phon.: 36 Indravathi 2,570.96 113 611 P -5 W,HP -5 5-10 BS

37 Mopidi 1,380,38 338 1,854 P -5 W,HP, PO,TO 5-10 BS T 38 Amidala 852 4,672 P,M.H MCH,D, W,HP, PO,TO, BS O,MCW T Phone 39 Pennahobilam 946.15 7 18 -5 -5 w,e PO, BS Phone 40 Racheria 813.01 27 166 -5 5-10 W,HP -5 -5 -5

41 Konapuram 696.87 82 398 p 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 BS 23

DIRECTORY and Land use URAVAKONDA TALUK

Land use (i.e .. area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13 ) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Uravakonda 8 EA Jowar T (287.73) 10354.07 67.58 N6:MI 20 Korra GC (285.30) W (2·43) PR Uravakonda 8 EA Korra T (I. 62) 1,660.02 11. 73 47.75 N5 21 Jowar W (1.62) PR Uravakonda 2 EA Korra 1.148.90 13.35 34.40 N4 22 Jowar PR Uravakonda 8 EA Rice T (10·92) 3,437.80 182.11 112.10 N44:Ml:T2 23 Korra W (10.92) PR Uravakonda 4 EA Rice T (0.40) 1,082.94 34.80 24.28 N5:C3:T3 24 Korra W (0.40) PR Uravakonda 5 EA Rice T (0.40) 1,601·74 283.68 40.47 NIO:Cl :Ml:Tl 25 Kona W (0·40) PR Uravakonda 14 EA Jawar T (5·67) 1,305.51 86.60 115.34 NIO 26 Ragi W (5.67) PR Uravakonda 13 EA Jowar 228.65 T (8·90) 1,655.16 488.45 81·75 NlO:Ml:T1 27 Ragi W (8.90) PR Uravakonda 10 EA Jowar T (25.09) 814.63 199.10 56.66 NI5:Ml:T1 28 Ragi W (25.09) PR Uravakonda 16 EA Jowar 10263.83 T (17.00) 187·37 2,025.04 149.33 NIO 29 Ragi W (10.93) TK (6.07) PR Uravakonda 10 EA Jowar T (3.64) 1,072·01 8.50 91·05 N5:Cl:T4 30 Ragi W (3.64) PR Uravakonda 4 EA Jowar T (7.69) 2,687.51 554.42 742.19 NIO:C3:Ti 31 Ragi W (7.69) Urban area (Uravakonda Tawn) 32 PR Uravakonda 2 EA Korra T (0.81) 1,367.83 6·47 155.S0 N4:C5:M2:Ti 33 Jowar W (0.81) PR Uravakonda 6 EA Jowar 735.72 4.45 27.Jl N5:T2 34 Korra PR Uravakonda 6 EA Jowar T (1.21) 1,871.67 94.70 1. 62 N25:T3 35 Korra W (1.21) PR Uravakonda 6 EA Korra 2,467.77 21.04 82.15 N5 36 Jowar PR Uravakonda 8 EA Korra T (25.08) 1,079.70 99.96 175.63 NI0:MI 37 Jowar W (25.08) PR Uravakonda 14 EA Korra T(40.47) 4,065.06 752.31 80.53 N40:CI:Tl 38 Rice W (40·47) PR Uravakonda 13 EA Korra T (21.45) 346.41 428·56 149· 73 Nl 39 Ragi GC (21.45) KR Uravakonda 13 ED Korra T (8.90) 353.29 218-13 232.69 40 Ragi TK (6 07) W \2.83) PR U ravakonda 8 ED Jowar T (7.69) 434.23 201.53 53·42 N2 41 Korra W (7.69) 24

VILLAGE ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distans:e Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in __ ---....L-__ ""'"""'\ No. hectares) House- ~------~------~ Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph d

42 Pedda Mushturu 1,149.30 130 738 P 5-10 WdlP -5 -5 BS

43 Chinna Mushturu 910.54 226 1,170 P 5-10 W,HP PO,TO 5-10 BS

44 Lathavaram },622.38 269 1,390 P(2) -5 W,HP, PO -5 BS T 45 Shaiksanipalle t.258.16 382 2,022 P(2) D W,HP PO 5-10 BS

46 Rampuram 3.208.74 109 679 P -5 W,HP, -5 10+ -5 R,S

47 Venkatamllalle 1,415·99 316 1,609 P(2) -5 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

48 Katrimala 1>528.49 325 1,668 P -5 W,HP, PO 10+ BS R 25

DIRECTORY and Land use URAVAKONDA TALUK

Land use (i. e. , area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

PR Uravakonda 4 EA Jowar T (14-16) 955.46 159.85 19.83 N5:Tl 42 Korra W (14.16) PR Uravakonda 6 EA Jowar T (9.31) 772.14 72.84 19.83 N5 43 Ragi W (9.31) PR Uravakonda 2 EA Jowar T (0.81) 1,376.74 161.47 83.36 N5:Ml 44 Ragi TK (0.81) PR Uravakonda 6 EA Jowar T (50.18) 912.97 190·60 104.41 N5:Ml 45 Ragi TK (26.30) W (23.88) KR Uravakonda 16 ED Jowar 1,427·73 T (53.68) 582.74 6.07 1.133.52 N4 46 Ragi TK (38.04) W (20·64) PR Uravakonda 14 EA Jowar 89·03 T (26.71) 952.22 133·14 214.89 NIO 47 Ragi W (17.00) TK (9.71) PR Uravakonda 29 EA Jowar 124.64 T (107.24) 780.64 96·31 419.66 N5:Tl 48 Ragi GC (43.71) o (37.23) W (26.30)

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GOOTY TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

31 Abbedoddi 39 Kothapeta 52 Akkajampalle 44 Kristipadu 5 Ameenpalle 32 Anigan idodd i 46 Mallenipall e 55 Anumpalle 37 Mamudur 58 Appajipeta 27 Marnepalle 43 Appecherla 76 Medimakulapa1le 49 Avulampalle 74 Miduthuru 53 Ayyavaripalle 87 Molakathalla 45 Muppalaguthi 9 Basinepalle 10 Bethapalle 83 Nagalapuram 34 Brahmanpalle 35 Nagasamudram 20 Nakkanadoddi 15 Chetnepalle 68 Neelur 81 Chinnavaduguru 25 Nelagonda 79 Chintalacheruvu 63 Nemallapalle 86 Chitrachedu 84 Chittoor 8 Obulapuram

26 Dancherla 57 Pal yam 64 Devarapalle 69 Pamidi 14 Dharmapuram 19 Pathakothacheruvu 82 Dimmagudi 7S Peddavaduguru 24 Donimukkala 30 Peddoddi 3 Dosaludiki 71 Penakalapadu 67 Pogaruru 61 EddulapalJe 51 Edurur 17 Rajapuram 40 EngiJibanda 56 Ramagiri 33 Erragudi 50 Ramarajupalle 36 Eswarapalle 77 Ravuludiki

73 Gajarampalle 2 Sangala 28 Gooty 6 Sankarabanda 38 Gooty Anantapuram 62 Sorakayalapeta 65 Gulimikondla 4 Gundala 80 Teliki 23 Guntakal 72 Thamballapalle 22 Thimmancherla 42 Jakkalacheruvu 21 Thimmapuram 41 Thondapadu Turakapalle 66 Kalapuram 29 85 Kandlagudur Ubicherla 59 Kandlapalle 12 Utakallu 13 Karadikonda 11 1 Kasapuram 60 Vankarajukalva 54 Khadarpeta 47 Venkatampalle 16 Kojjepalle 48 Virupapuram 78 Konapuram 70 Konduru 18 Yerratbimmaraju- 7 Konganapalle chcruvu

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VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) ..--___ --L___ -.. Code village (in ~----~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, - if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (l0)

1 Kasapuram 2,672·13 479 2,672 P,M -5 W PO -5 BS

2 Sangala 669.75 50 279 P -5 W,T 5-10 -5 5-10

3 Dosaludiki 1,069.99 201 1.137 P(2) -5 W,HP, PO -5 5-10 T 4 Gundala 1,375.12 109 481 P(2) 5-10 W,T 5-10 5-10 5-10

5 Ameenpalle 430.58 67 436 P 5-10 W,T,S 5-10 5-10 5-10

6 Sankarabanda 754·74 66 418 P 10+ W,T 5-16 5-10 10+

7 Konganapalle 2,666.06 369 2,519 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

8 Obulapuram 830·82 166 1,030 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

9 Basinepalle 882.81 273 1,501 P -5 W PO -5 BS

10 Bethapalle 10360·55 368 2,284 P 5-10 W PO,TO 5-10 -5

11 Utakallu 1,373.09 129 732 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

12 Ubichcrla 10711.41 183 1>149 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

13 Karadikonda 1.350·84 152 819 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

14 Dharmapuram 715.48 77 452 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

15 Chetn cpall e 1,206-03 Urban tlrea (included in GOOfy Town) 16 Kojjepalle 1,015.76 427 2,476 P(2) -5 W PO -5 5-10

17 Rajapuram 532.16 98 658 P -5 W PO -5 BS

18 Yerrathimmaraju- 10847.79 348 2,004 P H,MCW W PO 5-10 -5 cheruvu 29

DIRECTORY and Land Dse GOOTY TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated. waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

01 ) (2) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Guntakal 1 ED Korra T (37.23) 1,780.61 1l·74 842.55 NI0 Ragi W (20·23) TK (17·00) KR Guntakal 4 ED Korra T(16.18) 564.54 89.03 2 Ragi WE (8.09) GC (8.09) PR Guntakal 4 ED Jowar T (12.95) 857.93 199.10 N2 3 Ragi WE (12.95) KR Guntakal 8 Korra T (2.83) 829.60 1. 21 541.47 4 Ragi GC (2.83) PR Guntakal 10 Korra T (6.07) 275.18 7.69 141. 64 5 Ragi W (6.07) KR Guntakal 20 Rice 469.43 15.78 269·52 6 Jowar PR Guntakal 18 ED Rice T (54·63) 2.t42.80 194.25 274.38 7 Jowar TK (28.33) o (26.30) KR Guntakal 13 ED Rice T (12.14) 544.71 273.97 8 Jowar W (8.09) 0(4.05) PR Gooty 2 ED Rice T (105.22) 647.50 8.09 121.41 Nl 9 Jowar WE (48.56) GC (32.38) W (24.28) KR Gooty 8 ED Rice T (20.23) 955.46 384·86 10 Jowar W (20.23) KR Gooty 16 Rice T (12.14) 814.22 546.73 11 Korra GC (12.14) KR Gooty 14 Rice T (60·30) 1,220.53 430.58 12 Korra TK (60.30) PR Gooty 10 Korra 120.19 T (44.11) 809·37 174.82 202.34 NI 13 Jowar TK (40.47) W (2.02) o (1.62) PR Gooty 8 ED Jowar T (16.19) 526.09 11.33 161. 87 14 Korra WE (16.19) Urban Area (included in Gooty Town) 15 PR Gooty 2 ED Rice T (1.62) 667.73 103·60 242·81 16 Jowar W (0.81) WE (0.81) PR Gooty 2 ED Rice T (2.83) 387.69 27.11 114.53 17 Jowar TK (2.83) PR Gooty 6 ED Rice T (3~4·79) 1,052.18 349·65 101.17 18 Jowar TK (344·7\») 30

VILLAGE

ANA NT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,.---t.--...., No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

19 Pathakothacheruvu 2,482.74 308 1,826 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS,RS

20 Nakkanadoddi 1,778.18 310 1,914 PO) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS,RS

21 Thimmapuram 1.915·37 187 990 P -5 W PO -5 BS

22 Thimmancherla 1,504.46 Urban Area (included in Guntakal Town) 23 Guntakal (Rural) 3,685.54 350 1,929 P -5 T PO,TO -5 BS

24 Donimukkala 1,221.74 126 688 P -5 W PO -5 BS

25 Nelagonda 3,033.92 529 3,010 p(3) MeW W,T PO 5-10 BS

26 Dancherla 1,923.87 293 1,701 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

27 MarnepaJle 836.89 60 3J2 P 10+ w -5 5-10 -5

28 Gooty (Rural) 2,277.97 44 220 P -5 W,T PO -5 BS

29 Turakapalle 535.80 166 892 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

30 Peddoddi 2,671.73 128 870 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

31 Abbedoddi 465.79 173 974 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

32 Aniganidoddi 573.84 103 628 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10

33 Erragudi 518.81 88 604 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10

34 Brahmanpalle 962·34 149 830 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

3S ~agasamudram 922 5,310 P(6),M 10+ BS,RS 31

DIRECTORY and Land use GOOTY TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded uptoJ-- 2______decimal places) ~ including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti· archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Gooty 1O ED Korra 165.51 T (194.25) 1,]33.12 423.30 566·56 Nl 19 Ragi TK (180·49) o (7.28) WE (4.05) W (2.43) PR Guntakal 6 ED Korni T (2.02) 997.55 36.42 742.19 20 Ragi WE (2·02) PR Guntakal 3 ED Korra 946.96 100.36 868·05 21 Ragi Urban Area (included in Guntakal Town) 22 PR Guntakal 1 ED Rice 3,239·91 405.09 23 Jowar PR Guntakal 2 ED Korra T (33.99) 856·31 331. 44 24 Ragi WE (33.99) PR Guntakal 9 ED Korra 1,317.65 T (54.23) 441.51 ),220.53 N2:Ml 25 Ragi TK (33.99) WE (16·19) W (4.05) KR Guntakal 14 ED Rice 592.05 T (4.45) 1,011. 71 16.19 299.47 26 Jowar W (4.45) PR Guntakal 6 Rice T (50·99) 686.35 59.S9 39.66 27 Jowar GC (50.99) PR Gooty 1 ED Rice T (388.49) 956.67 932.80 2B Jowar TK (368.26) WE (20.23) PR Gooty 2 ED Rice T (18.21) 512.74 4.85 N2 29 Korra TK (16·19) WE (2.02) PR Gooty 9 Rice 128·29 T (4.05) 1,777.78 350.86 410.75 30 Jowar W (4.05) PR Gooty 7 ED Rice T (34.40) 319.29 19.83 92.27 31 Jowar TK (34.40) KR Gooty 8 Rice T (17.81) 387.69 64.34 104.00 32 Jowar GC (17·81) KR Gooty 10 ED Korra T (19.02) 366.64 60.70 72·44 Mt 33 Ragi TK (12.14) o (4.86) WE (2.02) KR Gooty 14 ED Ragi T (20.23) 285.71 111. 29 545.t 1 34 Jowar TK (18.21) WE (2.02) PR Gooty 18 ED Korra 1,821.08 T (138.00) 3,373.05 11214·05 N5:Tl 35 Ragi TK (69.6\) (If' (33.99) WE (24.21') W (10.1~) 32

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .. - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market station, if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

36 Eswarapalle 473·48 49 304 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10

37 Mamudur 2,084.53 184 1,014 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

38 Gooty Anantapuram 2,277.97 407 2,329 P -5 W,S PO -5 BS

39 Kothapeta 2,365·38 319 1,877 P -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

40 Engilibanda 689.58 64 347 P -5 W PO -5 5-10

41 Thondapadu 1,097.50 322 1,808 P 5-10 W,T PO 5-10 BS

42 Jakkalacberuvu 2,048·51 589 3,497 P(4),M, cwe W PO 5-10 H

43 Appecherla 2,543.04 706 3,959 P(4),M -5 w PO 10+ BS

44 Kristipadu 2.I99.87 749 3,900 P(3),M, H,D(2), W PO 10+ BS H MCW

45 Muppalaguthi 590.84 129 665 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10

46 Mallenipalle 527.71 221 1.252 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

47 VenkatampalJe 1,190.58 182 913 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

48 Virupapuram 963.15 123 675 P 10+ W -5 5-10 5-10

49 A vulampall e 515.57 77 414 P 10+ W 5-10 5-10 5-10

50 Ramarajupall e 650.73 198 999 P 5-10 W,T PO 5-10 BS

51 Edurur 993.10 127 739 P 5-10 R PO 5-10 5-10

52 Akkajampall e 901. 23 32 168 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

53 Ayyavaripall e 890.71 140 81t P -5 W PO 5-10 BS

54 Khadarpeta 976.91 209 1,247 P,M,H MH W PO 5-10 BS,RS 33

DIRECTORY and Land use GOOTY TALUK

Land use (i. e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any plac\! of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to viIlage and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- ar chaeologi cal vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

KR Gooty 14 Rice T (10.12) 393·76 33.99 35·61 36 Jowar GC (10.12) KR Gooty 13 Rice T (10\.17) 1.416.39 185.35 381. 62 37 Jowar TK (101·17) PR Gooty 4 ED Rice T (52.61) 1,416.39 639.00 169.97 38 Korra GC (52.61) PR Gooty 4 ED Korra T (62.73) 1,930.34 372.31 39 Jowar TK (34·40) WE (16.19) GC (12.14) KR Gooty 4 Korra T (2.43) 399'.42 287.73 40 Jowar W (2.43) PR Gooty 10 ED Korra 109.26 T (14.16) 566·56 2.83 404.68 N2 41 Jowar WE (12.14) TK (2.02) PR Gooty 13 ED Korra 579.51 T (76.89) 493.72 161. 87 736.52 N4 42 Jowar TK (38.85) GC (21.85) o (12.)4) W (4.05) PR Gooty 15 ED Korra 346.81 T (83.37) 1,092·24 101.17 919.44 MI:T1 43 Jowar TK (83.37) PR Gooty 20 ED Korra 396.59 T (250.90) 1.096.70 404.68 N12 44 Jawar WE (242.81) o (8·09) KR Gooty 16 Korra 385.66 32.37 172.80 45 Jowar KR Gooty 13 Karra 62.73 346.41 55.44 63.13 46 Jawar PR Gooty 9 ED Karra 244·43 T (17.00) 404.68 484·00 40.47 47 Jowar TK (17.00) KR Gooty 6 Rice T (4.05) 566.56 392.54 48 Korra GC (4.05) KR Gooty 9 Rice T (14.16) 426.94 23.47 50.99 MI 49 Jowar o (14.16) PR Gooty 9 ED Rice T (8.09) 526.09 42.49 74·06 50 Korra 0(8·09) PR Gooty 12 ED Rice T (14·16) 667.73 285·30 51 Korra 0(12·14) W (2.02) PR Gooty 13 ED Rice T (3·24) 675.01 81.34 51·80 52 KOHa W (3·24) PR Gooty 18 ED Rice T (8·09) 639·40 205.98 Nl S3 Korra WE (6.07) TK (2.02) PR Gooty 24 ED Rice 99.96 T (8·09) 768.90 12.14 80.94 54 Korra W (R.O') 34

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,...---A.---, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of Hons (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

55 Anumpalle 3,798.77 303 1,970 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5

56 Ramagiri 2,074·82 225 1,287 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

57 Palyam, 2.393.71 326 1,837 P 10+ W PO 5-10 5-10

58 Appajipeta 599·34 75 413 P 10+ W,R ~5 5-10 5-10

59 Kandlapal}e 807.75 174 937 P(2) 10+ W,R -5 5-10 5-10

60 Vankarajukalva 1,288.52 178 930 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

61 Eddulapalle 1,184·11 422 2,284 P(2),M 5-10 W,R PO 5-10 BS

62 Sorakayalapeta 336.29 101 609 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

63 Nemallapalle 821·91 78 354 5-10 W -5 -5

64 Devarapalle 859.95 279 P -5 w PO 5-10 BS

65 Gulimikondla 723.17 149 866 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

66 Kalapuram 703.75 116 671 P 5- 10 W,T PO 5-10 BS

67 Pogaruru 327.39 58 265 P 5-10 W,R PO 5-10 BS

68 Neelur 748.26 118 610 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5

69 Pamidi 2,715.84 2,720 14,615 P(4),M, H W,R PO,TO, Friday BS,RS H,JC PTa, Phone

70 Konduru 469.03 94 458 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10 35

DIRECTORY

80d Land use GOOTY TALUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types ofland use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca· J-______--., ,-- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Gooty 24 ED Rice 2,023.42 T (4.05) 922·68 272.35 576.27 55 Kona WE (4.05) PR Gooty 28 ED Rice 554.82 T (97.12) 1,108.84 15.38 298.66 N2 56 Korra TK (97·12) KR Gooty 38 Rice 785.90 T (239.57) 1,]18.95 149.70 99.55 N2 57 Korra TK (121.40) GC (112.10) W (6.07) KR Gooty 38 Rice T (174.01) 206·79 44.52 ]74.01 58 Korra GC (89·03) TK (84.98) PR Gooty 32 ED Rice T (176.04) 429·37 202.34 59 Korra GC (107.24) o (68.80) KR Gooty 30 ED Rice T (145.69) 161· 87 980.96 N2 60 lowar W (121.41) GC (24.28) PR Gooty 30 ED Rice 283.28 T (424.92) 334.27 60.70 80.94 NI0:M1:T2 61 Korra GC (404.68) WE (20.24) PR Gooty 27 Rice T (72.03) 121.41 109.26 33·59 N2 62 Korra GC (60.70) W (8·09) TK (3.24) KR Gooty 24 Rice 445.15 T (l65.1l) 80.94 20.23 110·48 63 Korra R (161.87) o (3.24) PR Gooty 18 ED Rice T (36.02) 675·42 133.14 15.37 64 Korra R (31.16) GC (2.43) W (1.62) WE (0.81) PR Gooty 16 ED Rice T (139.21) 409.95 12.95 161·06 65 Korra GC (101.98) TK (37.23) PR Gooty 18 ED Rice T (242.81) 419·25 41.68 66 Korra W (242.81) PR Gooty 13 ED Rice T (I29.50) 101.17 52.61 44·11 67 Korra GC (129.50) PR Gooty 18 ED Rice T (101· \7) 323.75 16}. 47 161. 87 68 Korra GC (101.17) PR Gooty 24 ED Rice T (562.51) 1.143.23 343.98 666.11 NI05:C7:MI5:Tl 69 Korra GC (485.62) WE (60.70) 0(16.19) KR Gooty 24 Rice T (48.56) 242.81 80.94 96·72 Nl 70 Korra GC (48.56) 36 VILLAGE

Amenities ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the nearest place wbere the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the popUlation Code village (in ,.----'-----.. Drinking Post and Day or Communica- No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical holds tion water Telegrapb days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (8) (9) (10) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7)

W,R 10+ 5-10 71 Penakalapadu 1,335.86 236 !,4QS P 5-10 -5

PO 5-10 -5 72 Thamballapalle 709·01 59 278 P 5- JO W,R BS 73 Gajarampalle 10010.90 169 864 P 5-10 W,R PO 10+ BS 74 Miduthuru 853·48 185 921 P 5-10 W PO,TO 10+

75 Peddavaduguru 2,649.07 839 PHC, W,R PO,TO 10+ BS MeW

76 MedimakulapaJIe 649.11 110 657 P 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ BS

5-10 77 Ravuludiki 2,035.16 336 1,901 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10

78 Konapuram 578.29 84 476 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10

79 Chintaiacheruvu 1. 268.69 178 958 p 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

80 Teliki 547.54 107 650 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

81 Chinnavaduguru 1,564.11 222 1,225 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

82 Dimmagudi 883.02 269 1,556 P(2),M -5 W,R PO 10+ -5

83 Nagalapuram 442·32 49 267 P -5 R -5 10+ -5

84 Chittoor 1.190.58 281 1.515 p(2) CHW W PO 10+ 5-10

85 Kandlagudur 10049.75 157 896 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

86 Chitrar.hedu } ,302.68 292 t.452 P 5-10 W,R PO 5-10 -5

87 Molakathalla 1,038.02 133 697 P 5-10 W,R .5 5-10 10+ 37

DIRECTORY and Land use GOOTY TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca· ..J....-______...... , ,--- any place of tioD Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I)

KR Gooty 18 Rice T (180.89) 728.43 161·87 264·66 N4 71 Korra GC (175.23) W (5·66) PR Gooty 16 Rice T (94·69) 391. 73 121. 41 101·]7 72 Korra GC (94.69) PR Gooty 14 ED Rice T (190.20) 273.97 30·35 516.38 N2 73 Korra GC (190.20) PR Gooty 30 ED Rice T (l08·05) 639.40 106.03 74 Korra TK (80.13) W (15.73) WE (12.14) PR Gooty 16 ED Rice T (404.68) 11\33.12 202.34 908·92 NIO:M5:Tl 75 Korra TK (343.98) GC (40.47) WE (20.23) PR Gooty 24 ED Korra T (6.88) 613.10 29.14 N2 76 Jowar GC (2·83) WE (2.03) W (2.02) KR Gooty 28 ED Korra '283.28 T (4.05) 1.371.88 133.14 242·81 77 Jowar W (4.05) KR Gooty 40 ED Korra 202·34 T (16.19) 95.10 244·43 20.23 78 Jowar W (16.19) PR Gooty 26 Korra 117· 36 T (4.05) 687·96 135.57 323.75 79 Jowar GC (4.05) PR Gooty 20 ED Korra 240.79 T (2.43) 191·01 113.31 N2 80 Jowar W (2.43) PR Gooty 15 ED Rice T (186.15) 1.111. 26 56.66 149.73 N2 81 Korra GC (153.78) TK (32.37) KR Gooty 18 ED Rice T (229.46) 507·88 8.09 137.59 82 Korra TK (203.96) o (15.38) GC (10·12) KR Gooty 24 Rice T (34·80) 205.17 80.94 121.41 83 Korra GC (34·80) KR Gooty 26 Rice T (256.97) 259.81 202.34 471.46 NIO 84 Korra GC (242.81) W (14.16) KR Gooty 24 Rice 232.69 T (76·49) 732.48 6.07 2.02 MI 85 Korra TK (76.49) KR Gooty 28 Rice 323.75 T (161.87) 404.68 88·63 323.75 Nl 86 Korra o (161.87) KR Gooty 30 Rice 332.65 T (161. 87) 404.68 20.23 118·57 87 Korra o (161.87)

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TADPATRI TALUK

1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

48 Aluru 20 Garladinne 21 Pasaluru 41 Amalladinne 91 Goddumarri 85 Pathapalle 40 Arakativemula 8 Gudipadu 81 Peddamallepall e 93 Aravedu 36 Peddapappuru 14 AthiraIJadinne 56 Hussainpuram 43 Peddapolamada 19 Peddayakkaluru 27 Bhogasamudram 32 Iguduru 22 Pendekallu 52 Bodaipalle 30 Pul iprodduturu 53 Bondaladinne 57 Jambulapadu 16 Puppala 77 Boppepalle 24 Jodidharmapuram 67 Putluru 25 BrahmanapaIJe 34 Juturu 94 Bukkapuram 2 Rayalacheruvu 84 Kacharlakunta 37 Cbagallu 64 Kadavakallu 47 Sajjaladinne 73 Chalavemula 89 Kalluru 33 Seetharamapuram 58 Challavaripall e 9 Kamalapadu 68 Senagalaguduru 1 Chandana 61 Kandikapula 90 Singavaram 66 CberlopaJle 28 Kaverisamudram 63 Surepalle 78 Cbilamakuru 87 Kodumurthi 96 Chillavaripalle 42 Komali 38 Tabjula 80 Chinnamall epa II e 72 Komatikuntla 46 Tadpatri 44 Chinnapolamada 6 Konauppalapadu 49 Talaricheruvu 18 Chinnayakkaluru 74 Kummanamala 13 Thimmapuram 92 Cbintakayamanda 23 Kummetha 82 Thirumalapuram 62 Cbintakunta 7 Kundanakota 3 Thutrallapalle 79 Chintalapall e 97 Kunukuntla 29 Chukkaluru 50 Urucbintala 75 Madugupalle 95 Dadithota 88 MaJlagundla 54 Vanganuru 17 Devanuppalapadu 69 Medukurthi 55 Veerapuram 35 Dharmapuram 39 Muchukota 51 Velamakuru 60 Diguvapalle 12 Vemulapadu 15 Nagaruru 65 Dosaledu Vemulapalle 45 Nandalapadu 71 Venkatampa lie 11 Narasapuram 26 76 ElJutJa Vennapusapall e 10 Nitturu 86 70 Nitturu 59 Gandlapadu 4 Yadiki 31 Gangadevipalle 5 Obulapuram 83 Yellanuru

39 40

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the Village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• -5 Kms .• 5·10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) village (in ,,--_-_ _.l:._- __ --. Code ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula. Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stoP. Railway market. station. if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4s) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Chandana 3,576.60 829 4.400 P(4).M -5 W PO,TO 10+ BS

2 Rayalacheruvu 1,417.21 778 3,826 P,M.H -5 W PO.TO. 5-10 BS,RS PTO. Phone 3 Thutrallapalle 884.24 263 1.418 P(2) ~5 W PO -5 BS

4 Yadiki 4.203·05 2.358 12.642 P(9),M.H H,PHC, W,T PO.TO. Monday BS MCW PTO. Phone 5 Obulapuram 486.03 110 616 P ~5 W PO 10+ BS

6 Konauppalapadu 3,457.63 239 1.495 P ~5 W.T.R PO 10+ BS

7 Kundanakota 1.087.39 46 220 P ~5 W -5 10+ -5

8 Gudipadu 3,925·85 267 1.338 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

9 Kamalupadu 3,448·32 429 2,158 P(4) -5 W.O PO 10+ -5

10 Nitturu 2.782.61 601 3.169 P(3) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

11 Narasapuram t.722.74 579 2.862 P(3),M.H 5-10 W,R. PO 5-10 BS HP 12 Vemulapadu 1,856.69 392 1,870 P(2) -5 W PO.TO -5 BS

13 Thimmapuram 362.60 37 185 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

14 Athiralladinne 510·31 69 437 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

15 Nagaruru 2,018.57 346 1,922 P(2),M,H MCW W PO.TO -5 -5

16 Puppala 2.033.14 349 1,713 P(3) MCW W PO -5 5-10

17 Devaouppa lapadu 1,016.97 151 889 P(2) -5 W.HP -5 -5 5-10

18 Chinnayakkaluru 965·58 208 1,128 P(2) -5 W PO 5-10 BS

19 Peddayakka I uru 1.401. 02 314 t.864 P(3) 0 w PO Tuesday 5-10 41

DIRECTORY and Land use T ADPA TRI T ALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I)

PR Tadpatri 34 EA Rice 992.69 T (138.40) 579.10 33.99 1.832.41 N2:M6:T4 Millets W (138·40) PR Tadpatri 32 EA Rice 290.16 T (378.78) 203.15 17.40 527.71 NI2:CI :M9:T2 2 Maize TK (240·38) WE (138.40) PR Tadpatri 29 EA Rice T (110.88) 635.76 40·87 96.72 M2 3 Maize W (90·65) GC (20.23) PR Tadpatri 30 EA Rice 1.604.98 T (75.27) 1.441·89 274.78 806.13 N26:M6:T2 4 Millets W (75.27)

PR Tadpatri 30 EA Rice T (17.00) 288.94 80.94 99.15 l\I6:CI :Ml 5 Millets W (17.00) PR Tadpatri 32 EA Rice 10406.68 T (145.28) 658.02 216.91 1.030.73 N6:T1 6 Millets W (88.22) TK (57.06) KR Tadpatd 26 Rice 491·69 30.76 564·94 Nl 7 Mill cts PR Tadpatri 32 Rice 10011.31 T (19·42) 876-14 87·41 1.931.56 8 Millets W (12.54) TK (6.88) KR Tadpatri 27 EA Rice T (50.99) 2.291·32 243.62 860.76 N8 9 Millets W (50·99) PR Tadpatri 24 EA Rice T (105·22) 2.074.01 44.52 557.66 N4:T1 10 Millets W (98.74) R (6.48) PR Tadpatri 16 ED Rice T (22.25) 1.496.12 204·36 1\ Millets W (22.25) PR Tadpatri 21 EA Rice T (84.98) 1.171.16 230.26 370.28 N4:MI 12 Millets W (69.60) GC (15.38) KR Tadpatri 22 ED Rice T (1.62) 302.70 37.64 20.64 N2 13 Millets W (1.62) KR Tadpatri 22 EA Rice T (4.85) 266.69 28.33 210.43 14 Milicts R (4·85) KR Tadpatri 24 ED Rice T (21. 85) 1.770.09 204.77 15 Millets W (21·85) PR Tadpatri 32 Rice 452·44 T (4.45) 1.208.79 291.78 16 Millets TK (4.45) KR Tudpatri 32 EA Rice T (169.16) 443.13 404.68 17 Millets R (161.88) TK (7.28) PR Tadpatri 29 EA Rice T (60.30) 234.31 590·03 80·94 18 Millets R (40·47) W (19.83) KR Tadpatri 21 EA Rice T (109.26) 876.95 414·80 19 Millets R (109.26) 42

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r----~--___.. ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

20 Garladinne 622.00 132 799 P(2) -5 W -5 -5 BS

21 Pasaluru 1.270.71 236 b421 P(4) -5 W PO -5 BS

22 Pendekallu 541.47 110 559 P(2) -5 W -5 -5 BS

23 Kummetha 386·07 127 598 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5

24 Jodidharmapuram 450.01 21 85 -5 5-10 W.R -5 5-10 BS

25 Brahmanapa lie 1.636.54 411 2,207 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

26 V enkatampall e 820.70 120 606 P 5-10 W -5 10+ BS

27 Bhogasamudram 1,343.96 329 1,846 P(2) 5-10 W,TK PO 10+ BS

28 Kaverisamudram 1,002.00 177 989 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

29 Chukkaluru 1,120·57 454 2,229 P,M,H MCW W,C PO,TO -5 BS

30 PUliprodduturu 606.62 57 329 P -5 W,C,R -5 -5 BS

31 Gangadevipalle 667.73 219 1,162 P -5 W,C -5 10+ BS

32 Iguduru j, 351. 24 224 1,314 P(2) 5-10 W,C PO 5-10 BS

33 Seetharamapuram 169.16 6 45 -5 -5 W,R -5 5-10 BS

34 Juturu 2,700.46 802 4,427 P(3) PHC, W,R PO,TO -5 BS MCW

35 Dbarmapuram 912·97 261 1,438 P(3) -5 W -5 -5 BS

36 Peddapappuru 819.08 446 2,402 P(2),M,H D W PO,TO Wednesday BS

37 Chagallu 1,774·95 377 2,019 P(2) -5 W PO -5 -5

38 TabjuJla 826.37 235 1,399 P(2) -5 W PO -5 -5

39 Muchukota 3,923.82 711 3,859 P(2) -5 W PO -5 BS 43

DIRECTORY

and Laud use TADPATRI TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Tadpatri 6 EA Rice T (40.06) 367.45 214·48 20 Millets W (24·28) R (15.78) PR Tadpatri 16 ED Rice T (56.66) 930.77 283.28 Tl 21 Millets W (32.38) GC (24.28)' PR Tadpatri 16 ED Rice T (73.65) 386.47 56.66 22 Millets R (73.65) PR Tadpatri 16 ED Rice T (113.31) 161·47 111.29 23 Millets R (80.94) W (32.37) PR Tadpatri 13 Rice T (6·07) 395.78 27·11 21. 04 24 Millets W (6.07) PR Tadpatri 13 EA Rice T (47.35) J ,113·28 56.25 419.66 N2:T1 25 Millets W (47.35) PR Tadpatri 21 ED Rice T (12.95) 229·86 6.47 571.41 NI 26 Millets + W (12.95) PR Tadpatri 16 EA Rice T (237.55) 45.73 61. 51 999.17 N3 27 Millets TK (194.65) W (42.90) PR Tadpatri 11 EA Rice T (29.13) 777.40 69.61 125.86 28 Millets W (29·13) PR Tadpatri 8 ED Rice T (169·97) 452.84 497.76 N4:M2 29 Millets TK (87.01) R (56.66) W (26·30) PR Tadpatri 6 EAG Rice T (33.18) 428.16 10.93 134.35 30 MilJets WE (33.18) PR Tadpatri 13 EA Rice T (23.47) 482.38 10.12 151.76 N4 31 Millets WE (23.47) PR Tadpatri 13 EA Rice T (53.42) 950.60 200·32 146.90 N4:CI 32 Millets W (53.42) PR Tadpatri 14 Rice 88.22 29·95 50.99 33 Millets PR Tadpatri 13 EA Rice T (305.13) 1,821·89 512·33 34 MilJets R (202.34) W (102·79) PR Tadpatri IS EA Rice 764.04 144.88 35 r.!illets PR Tadpatri 16 EA Rice 649·92 161.87 36 Millets KR Tadpatri 21 EA Ric e 18.21 T (67.18) 633.74 1,055.82 37 Millets W (67.18) KR Tadpatri 19 EA Rice 382·43 T (55· 85) 110.07 278.02 38 Millets W (55.85) PR Tadpatri 14 EA Rice 2,071. 58 1,562.49 248.88 39 l\1i llets 44

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~----'-----""""", ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus­ (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 40 Arakativemula 763.64 305 1,658 P(2) ° W,HP PO 5-10 BS,RS 41 Amalladinne 1,674.58 412 2,429 P(3),M,H MCH W PO,TO, -5 BS Phone 42 Komali 836.08 144 786 P(2) -5 W,R -5 -5 BS,RS

43 Peddapolamada 2,391.69 -5 W,R PO,TO -5 BS

44 Chinnapolamada 1,989.43 640 3,213 P(2) -5 W PO,TO -5 BS

45 Nandalapadu (Rural) N.A. 109 548 P(2) -5 W -5 -5 BS,RS

46 Tadpatri (Rural) 3,047·68 172 876 P -5 W,R PO Saturday BS. RS

47 Sajjaladinne 1,832.82 430 2,186 P(3) -5 W PO 5-10 BS

48 Aluru },681.46 221 1,166 P 5-10 W,C PO,TO, 5-10 -5 Phone

49 Talaricheruvu 2,439.84 108 554 P 5-10 W,TK -5 5-10 -5

50 Uruchintala 2.170.73 203 1,032 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

51 Velamakuru } ,672.97 207 1.220 P 5-10 W PO,TO 5-10 -5

52 Bodaipalle 528.11 172 999 P 5-10 W,C -5 10+ -5

53 Bondaladinne 651. 95 166 850 P,M,H -5 W PO 10+ BS

54 Vanganuru 650·33 188 896 P -5 W PO 10+ BS,RS 45

DIRECTORY aDd Land use TADPATRITALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,..---- .....__------, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- ar chaeologi cal vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Tadpatri 13 ED Rice T (65.56) 619·98 78.10 40 Millets WE (65.56) PR Tadpatri 13 EA Rice T (647·49) 815.84 211.25 41 Millets WE (647.49) PR Tadpatri 10 ED Rice T (504.64) 142.45 25.09 163.90 42 Millets TK (251.71) GC (194.25) R (36.42) W (22.26) PR Tadpatri 6 ED Rice T (368.26) 1,546.30 182.51 294.61 N5 43 Millets GC (247.26) R (96.72) W (24.28) PR Tadpatri 8 ED Rice T (],021.83) 428·56 518·40 20.64 N3 44 Millets o (511.93) TK (509.90) PR Tadpatri 3 ED Rice T (202.34) 630·50 56.25 251.71 N6:T2 45 Millets GC (182.11) W (20.23) PR Tadpatri 3 ED Rice T (946.96) ],392.92 405.49 302.30 N6:M2:T2 46 Millets TK (469.03) GC (331.44) R (101.17) W (45.32) PR Tadpatri 5 ED Rice T (82.96) 1,502.19 3.24 244.43 T1 47 Millets R (60.70) W (22·26) KR Tadpatri 8 ED Rice T (105.22) 361. 38 7·69 I d70·75 Kara Raghunadha 48 Millets R (84.99) Swamy Temple, N2 W (20.23) KR Tadpatri 13 ED Rice T (14.16) 627·26 173.21 1,619.95 N3 49 Millets TK (10.12) W (2.02) R (2.02) KR Tadpatri 13 ED Rice T (7.28) 579.51 369.48 1,214.05 N3 50 Millets W (4.04) R (3.24) KR Tadpatri 14 ED Rice T (20.24) 57R. 70 31·16 1,042· 87 Nl 51 Millets W (10.12) o (10.12) KR Tadpatri 13 ED Rice T (50·99) 361·79 36·42 78.91 52 Mi llets W (50.99) PR Tadpatri 14 ED Rice T (32.37) 284.90 51.39 283.28 N4 53 Millets W (32.37) PR Tadpatri 10 ED Rice T (17.81) 337.10 12.14 283.28 N3:CI :MZ:Tl 54 Millets TK (11,74) W (6.07) 46

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~--, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

55 Veerapuram 1,450.39 217 1 '}09 P,M,H -5 w,e -5 10+ BS

56 Hussainpuram 668.13 105 549 P -5 w,e -5 -5 BS

57 Jambulapadu 482.38 59 321 P -5 w,e -5 5-10 -5

58 Challavaripalle 395·38 92 474 P -5 W PO,TO 5-10 BS,RS

59 Gandlapadu 840.53 112 594 P(2) -5 W,R -5 5-10 BS

60 Diguvapalle 832·84 291 1,593 P -5 W,R PO 5-10 -5

61 Kandikapula 1,053·80 101 602 P 0 W,HP -5 5-10 BS

62 Chintakunta 430.58 118 548 P 0 W PO 5-10 BS 63 Surepalle 1,452.82 235 1,178 P ° W,HP PO 5-10 BS

64 Kadavakallu 20103.15 517 2,682 P,M D,MCW W,HP PO,TO 5-10 BS

65 Dosaledu 1,004.83 218 t.242 P(2) 0 W PO 5-10 -5

66 Cberlopalle 3,597.65 574 2,990 P(3) -5 W PO,TO 10+ BS

67 Putluru 4,061.82 944 4,892 P(6),M,H D W,R PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO

68 SenagaJaguduru 4,863·50 820 4,360 P,M,H 0 W,F PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO

G9 Medukurthi 667·32 123 612 P -5 W,O PO 10+ BS

70 Nitturu 497.76 140 668 P -5 W PO,TO -5 BS 47

DIRECTORY

and Land use TADPATRI TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,------l.-______--.. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Tadpatri 10 ED Rice T (87.01) 911. 75 40.06 411. 56 Venugopala 55 Millets R (48·56) Swamy Temple, W (38·45) N2:MI:Cl PR Tadpatri 8 ED Rice T (58.68) 321. 32 86.60 200.32 56 Millets R (38.45) W (20.23) KR Tadpatri 8 ED Rice T (2·43) 355.31 61. 51 63.13 Narasimha 57 Millets W (2.43) Swamy Temple, NI PR Tadpatri 5 ED Rice T (4.04) 334.27 28.73 28.33 N2 58 Millets R (2.83) W (1.21) PR Tadpatri 6 ED Rice T (87·82) 663.28 79.72 9.71 59 Millets GC (87.82) KR Tadpatri 10 ED Rice T (216.51) 601.36 14.97 N2 60 Millets GC (216.51) PR Tadpatri 10 ED, Rice T (326.17) 473.08 254·55 M3 61 EAG Millets WE (326.17) PR Tadpatri 20 ED, Rice T(lO.12) 186.56 80·53 153.37 62 EAG Millets WE (IO.I:!) PR Tadpatri 19 ED Rice 466.60 T (388·50) 324.56 230.67 42.49 M5:T3 63 Millets GC (327.80) WE (60.70) PR T

VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,....---J---, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, ifany Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

71 VemuJapalle 1,398.59 172 926 P 0 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

72 Komatikuntla },311.18 305 P -5 W,R PO 10+ BS

73 ChalavemUla 1,665.28 222 1,170 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

74 Kummanamala 3,587·}2 328 1,983 P(3) -5 W PO 10+ BS

75 Madugupalle 924.30 287 1,862 P(2) 0 W PO 10+ BS

76 Ellutla 2,538.18 356 t.995 P D(2) W PO 10+ BS

77 BoppepaJle 3,496.48 488 2,763 P(3) -5 W,R PO 5-10 BS

78 Chilamakuru 1,483.98 233 1,252 P -5 W,R PO -5 -5

79 CbintalapalJe 1.299·44 283 1,492 P 0 W,HP, PO -5 BS R 80 Chinnamallepalle 420.06 6 39 -5 -5 W,HP, -5 5-10 5-10 R

81 Peddamallepalle 1.124.62 149 813 P 0 W -5 -5 BS

82 Thirumalapuram 784.68 155 781 P -5 W PO -5 BS

83 Yellanuru 3,837.62 1>182 6,115 P(7),M,H D,RP(3) W,T PO,TO, Friday BS PTO

84 Ka char laku nta 574·65 28 179 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

85 Pathapalle Id7S.20 245 1,058 P,M -S W,TW PO,PTO -S BS

86 Vennapusapalle 1,615.10 329 1,893 P,M,H -5 W,TW PO,TO, -5 BS PTO 87 Kodumurthi 701·72 110 618 P -5 W -5 -5 5-10

88 Mallagundla 1>322.91 203 1,050 P(3) -5 W PO -5 -5 49

DIRECTORY and Land use TADPATRI TALUK

Land use (Le •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto.A.- 2______decimal places) ---.. including Loca- ,.-- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) - (20) (1)

PR Tadpatri 22 ED, Rice T (785·49) 563.73 49.37 T2 71 EAG Millets GC (773.35) W (12.14) PR Tadpatri 16 ED, Rice T (392.14) 241·60 268.71 408.73 N2:T4 72 EAG Millets W (323.75) GC (51.80) TK (16.59) KR Tadpatri 19 ED Rice T (31.57) 728.43 81. 34 823·94 73 Millets W (31.57) PR Tadpatri 29 ED, Rice 1,697·25 T (80.94) 1,063.10 616.33 129.50 N2:M2:T2 74 EAG Millets W (80.94) PR Tadpatri 27 ED, Rice 276.40 T (17·40) 269·92 30.35 330.22 75 EAG Millets W (17.40) PR Anantapur 30 ED, Rice 1,339.91 T (154·59) 518.00 500.J9 N5:M1 76 EAG Millets W (137·59) o (17·00) PR Tadpatri 40 ED, Rice 1,303.08 T (226.62) 586. 79 229·46 1.150.52 CI:M6 77 EAG Millets W (149.73) TK (76.89) KR Tadpatri 29 ED, Rice T (76.89) 473·48 253·33 680.27 78 EAG Millets R (76.89) PR Tadpatri 29 ED, Rice T (162.68) 422.49 714.27 79 EAG Millets W (162.68) KR Tadpatri 26 ED, Rice T (109.26) 289·35 21·45 80 EAG Millets W (60.70) GC (43.56) PR Tadpatri 22 ED, Rice T (202.34) 743,41 78.91 99.96 81 EAG Millets GC (141.64) WE (60·70) PR Tadpatri 26 ED, Rice T (404.68) 359.76 20.23 M4:T4 82 EAG Millets W (404.68) PR Tadpatri 26 EA Rice 193.84 T (362.60) 2,279.99 58.68 942.51 NI8:Tl 83 Millets R (188.99) TK (156.61) W (17.00) PR Tadpatri 34 ED Rice 561.30 13.35 84 Millets PR Tadpatri 35 ED. Rice T (4.85) 10 101.15 4.86 64'34 N5:M2:T2 85 EAG Millets W (4.85) PR Tadpatri 32 ED, Rice T (87.41) 1,258.57 107.24 161.87 N3:M2:T2 86 EAG Millets W (87,41) PR Tadpatri 29 ED, Rice T (84.98) 108.86 135.57 172·31 87 EAG Millets R (72.84) W (12.14) PR Tadpatri 48 ED Rice T (89.03) 328.60 83.77 821. 51 88 Millets GC (48.56) W (40.47) 50

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,---J----., No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, ifany Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

89 Kalluru 2,797.18 460 2,512 P(3) -5 W PO -5 -5

90 Singavaram 1.526.07 497 2,756 P(3) -5 W,R PO 5-10 BS

91 Goddumarri 3,577.01 488 2,626 P(3) -5 W,R PO 5-10 BS

92 Chintakayamanda 1. 261.40 717 3,550 P(3),M,H PHC,D W,R PO -5 BS

93 Aravedu 335.89 60 285 P -5 W,R PO -5 -5

94 Bukkapuram 1,499.76 275 1,527 P -5 W,R PO 5-10 BS

95 Dadithota 4.172.30 633 3,539 P(2),M MH,D(2) W PO 10+ BS

96 Chillavaripall e 10576· 65 212 1.112 P -5 W PO 10+ BS

97 Kunukuntla 2,137.95 P 5-10 W,TW PO 10+ BS 51

DIRECTORY and Land Dse TADPATRI TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Tadpatri 48 ED, Rice T (101·17) 1,618.74 265.47 809.37 89 EAG Millets R (101.17) PR Tadpatri 53 ED, Rice 80·94 T (809.37) 570.61 19.42 45.73 Cl:Ml:T5 90 EAG Millets W (607·03) R (202.34) PR Tadpatri 53 ED, Rice 202.34 T (242.81) 1,052.18 56·25 2,023.42 Tl 91 EAG Millets W (161.87) R (80.94) PR Tadpatri 48 ED Rice T (1,052·18) 121.40 6·88 80.94 C2:Ml:T5 92 Millets W (526.09) GC (526.09) PR Tadpatri 43 ED, Rice T (82.55) 42.90 56.66 153.78 93 EAG Millets R (60.70) W (21·85) PR Tadpatri 42 ED, Rice 699.30 T (145.69) 396·19 120.18 138.40 94 EAG Millets W (145.69) PR Dharmavaram 32 ED, Rice 1,808.94 T (287.33) 1,230.65 20·23 825.15 N2:T2 95 EAG Millets W (153.78) R (127.48) TK (6.07) PR Anantapur 32 ED, Rice 774.57 T (5.66) 428·16 12.14 356.12 Nt 96 EAG Millets W (5.66) PR Anantapur 32 ED, Rice 288.14 T (80.94) J,357.31 80·93 330·63 N2:Tl 97 EAG Mi1!1;ts W (80.94)

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SINGANAMALA TALVK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

27 Akuledu 4 Kanampalle 8 Anandaraopet 19 Karnatakampalle 49 Anantapur 43 Kondakinda Agraharam 12 KorivipalJe 57 Bandlapalle 32 Korrapadu 44 Bodiganidoddi 42 Bondalavada 26 Loluru 9 Buddepalle 48 Bukkarayasamudram 16 Matlagondi

33 Chakrayapeta 36 Nadimidoddi 37 Chamaluru 20 Narasapuram 31 Chedulla 39 Narpala 14 CbeeJapallc 7 Nidhanawada 38 Chennampalle 45 Chennarayanipal Ie 23 Obulapuram 22 Chennavaram 53 Chiyyedu 58 Pappuru 54 Danduvaripalle 21 Pedda Jalalapuram 41 Duggamarri 34 Peravali 55 Durgam 28 Podaralla

24 Garladinne 10 Rachepalle 29 Govindapalle 47 Rcddipalle 40 Gugudu 15 Salakamchcruvu 59 Haveli Sodanapalle 46 Siddampeta 51 Siddarampuram 3 Illuru 56 Siddarascherla 52 Itikalapall e IH Singanamala 17 Sodanapalle 25 Jambuladinne 30 Janthaluru 6 Tarimela 13 Joolakalva 11 UUikallu 5 Kallumadi 50 Upparapalle 2 KalJuru 1 Kalluru Agraharam 35 Venkatampalle

53 54

VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of tbe tion Name of village of tbe population nearest place wbere the facility available is given) Code village (in r-- ,...... ------No. bectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market station, if any waterway) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10)

1 Kalluru Agraharam 871.29 746 3,796 P(2),M 10+ W PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO

2 Kalluru 867.64 212 1,124 P 10+ W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO

3 l1Iul'u 1,800.44 561 2,702 P(2),M 10+ W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS PTa

4 KanampaIJ e 1,928.73 248 1,439 P 5-10 W.HP PO,TO, 10+ 5-10 PTO

5 Kallumadi 2,254.90 550 2,892 P(2),M 5-10 W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO

6 Tarimela 4,233·00 708 3,520 P(2),M,H H,D, W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS PHC PTa

7 Nidhanawada 575.87 188 854 P(3),M -5 W -5 10+ BS

8 Anandaraopet 782.66 130 653 p 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

9 Buddepalle 450.01 10 p -5 W -5 5-10 -5

10 Racbepalle I. 294· 18 365 1,991 p D W PO 10+ BS

11 Ullikallu 898·80 247 1,432 p -5 W,HP PO 10+ -5

12 Korivipalle },032.76 145 713 P 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ -5

13 loo1akalva 2,050.13 311 1,671 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10 55 DIRECTORY and Land use SINGANAMALA TALUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,-- _.__------~ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti. archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

PR Anantapur 26 ED Korra T (76.89) 343.17 153· 78 297.44 N32:C2:M5 Rice GC (33.18) o (26.71) W (17.00) PR Anantapur 27 ED Korra T (323.34) 115.33 219.34 209.22 2 Rice GC (211. 24) o (89.03) W (23.07) PR Anantapur 28 ED Korra 273.16 T (1,078.89) 40.46 197.48 210.43 3 Rice GC (906.50) W (123.83) o (4R.56) PR Anantapur 21 ED Korra T (22.25) 1,032.35 267.90 606·22 4 Rice TK (13.35) W (8·90) PR Anantapur 27 ED Korra 289.75 T (1.122.19) 609·86 54.63 178.46 5 Rice GC (952·22) o (169·97) PR Anantapur 26 ED Korra 1,920.63 T (720.74) l.tl1.26 75.27 404.68 N55:M6 6 Rice GC (608.24) o (99·55) W (12·95) PR Anantapur 28 ED Korra T (263.45) 99·15 132.33 80.93 7 Rice W (121.81) JC (109.27) o (32.37) KR Anantapur 26 ED Korra 118.97 T (108.86) 340.34 116.55 97.93 8 Rice GC (74.05) W (18.62) o (16.19) KR Anantapur 23 ED Korra T (70.82) 123.83 36.02 219.34 9 Rice W (60·70) GC (10-12) PR Anantapur 28 ED Korra T (261.42) 328.60 375.95 328.20 10 Rice o (127·48) GC (109.26) TK (16.59) W (8.09) PR Anantapur 30 ED Korra T (8.09) 316.06 75.68 498.97 N2:Tl 11 Rice 0(8.09) PR Anantapur 28 ED Korra T (121,40) 768.90 39.25 103.19 N2:MI 12 Rice o (72.84) W (48.56) PR Anantapur 28 ED Korra 687.15 T (92.67) 386.88 245.24 638.19 N2:MI 13 Rice W (75.27) 0(17·40) 56

VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~-----'----..., ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tiOD water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

14 CheelapaJle 560.08 61 304 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10

15 Salakamcheruvu 1,838·08 365 2,038 P(2),M PHS, W,HP PO 5-10 BS PHC,O

16 Matlagondi J,086·58 179 943 P(2) D W 5-10 5-10 -5

17 SodanapaIJe 1,540.23 298 J,695 P -5 W PO -5 BS

18 Singanamala 3,173.13 822 4,035 P(2),M,H D W,HP PO,PTO Sunday BS

19 Karnatakampalle 48.97 Uninhabited 20 Narasapuram 1.379.17 398 2,227 P(2) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

21 Pedda Jalalapuram 813·01 1 1 -5 -5 W -5 -5 -5

22 Chennavaram 890.31 214 1,174 P(2) 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 BS

23 Obulapuram 283.68 9 38 -5 5~0 W ~ 5-10 BS

24 Garladinne 2,249.64 714 3,776 P(2),M,H 10+ W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS,RS PTO

25 Jambuladinne 571.41 148 815 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ -5

26 Loluru 904.47 129 710 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

27 Akuledu 1,906·47 354 1,839 P 10+ W,HP PO -5 -5

28 Podaralla 2.I56.97 728 3,806 P MCW W,HP PO 5-10 BS 57

DIRECTORY

and Land use SINGANAMALA TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,---- any place of don ~------~ Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- ar chaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Anantapur 26 ED Korra T (84.98) 202.34 72.84 199.50 14 Rice o (60·70) W (24.28) PR Anantapur 26 ED Korra 481·17 T (313·22) 389·31 245·64 408.73 N4:Ml 15 Rice W (182.10) TK (101.17) GC (20.24) o (9.71) PR Anantapur 20 ED Korra 399.82 T (38.85) 282·06 65.56 296.23 16 Rice W (38.85) PR Anantapur 23 ED Korra T (149.33) 593.27 62.73 725.19 11 Rice o (100.36) W (26.31) TK (22.66) PR Anantapur 14 ED Korra 704.96 T (365·43) 17.81 329.01 1,755.92 M5 18 Rice TK (365.43) Uninhabited 19 PR Anantapur 16 ED Korra T (88·62) 506.26 744.62 Tl 20 Rice W (72.84) TK (15.78) KR Anantapur 14 Korra T (1.62) 141·64 184.13 485.62 21 Rice W (1.62) PR Anantapur 16 ED Korra T (171. 58) 369.88 211. 24 137.59 22 Rice GC (82.55) W (64.75) TK (24.28) PR Anantapur 17 ED Korra T (\2.95) 100.77 97.12 72.84 23 Rice W (12.95) PR Anantapur 17 ED Korra 19.42 T (604.19) 1,253· 71 161. 87 210·43 N25:CI :Ml 24 Rice GC (339.12) W (242.81) o (22.26) PR Anantapur 14 ED Korra T (271.54) 168.35 50.58 80·93 N3 25 Rice GC (199.51) TK (63.94) W (8.09) KR Anantapur 13 ED Korra T (257.78) 202.34 330.22 80.93 26 Rice GC (145.68) W (97.13) 0(14.97) PR Anantapur 14 ED Korra T (639.40) 76.89 509.90 680.27 MI 27 Rice GC (585.17) o (54.23) PR Anantapur 9 ED Rice T (349.65) 982.98 101·17 723.17 M2:T2 28 Korra TK (187.77) W (161.88) 58

VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~----'---- __ r------'------. No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (l) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (to)

29 Govindapalle 1,287.71 168 856 P 10+ W -5 5-10 -5

30 Janthaluru 1,491. 26 344 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

31 Chedulla },044.49 201 1,038 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ -5

32 Korrapadu t.610.64 417 2,265 P 5-10 W.HP PO 5-10 BS

33 Chakrayapeta 1,792.35 486 2,565 P(3) 0(2), W,HP PO -5 BS PHC 34 Peravali 1,518.78 277 1,577 P,M MCW W PO 5-10 -5

35 VenkatampalJ e 1,617·93 479 2,698 P -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

36 Nadimidoddi }, 855.48 464 2,831 P -5 W,HP PO .5 BS

37 Chamaluru 664 3,660 P -5 W,HP PO .5 BS

38 Chennampalle 2,857.48 631 3,683 P(2) 0(2) W,HP PO, 5-10 ·s Phone

39 Narpala 4,260·12 1,801 9,499 P(3),M,H D,O W,HP PO,TO, Saturday BS I'TO

40 Gugudu 4,393.66 954 5,471 P(8),M PHS, W,HP PO -5 BS MeW

41 Duggamarri 1,320.08 535 2,418 P(4) -5 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

42 Bondalavada t.363.79 291 1,660 P 5-10 W PO, 10+ BS Phone 59

DIRECTORY and Land Dse SINGANAMALA TALUK

Land·use (i.e., area under different types ofland use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historic.al or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Anantapur 9 ED Rice T (1.62) 1,214·05 72.03 29 Korra o (1.62) PR Anantapur 14 ED Rice T (556·44) 448.79 206.39 277.61 Tl 30 Korra GC (471.46) W (84.98) KR Anantapur 15 ED Rice T (94.29) 256.97 493.31 199.91 31 Korra W (80.13) GC(12.14) o (2.02) PR Anantapur 17 EA Rice T (411.97) 356.93 577.89 263.85 M2 32 Korra GC \329.82) W (80.12) o (2·03) PR Anantapur 22 ED Rice T (382.02) 422.09 213·27 764.45 33 Korra TK (382.02) PR Anantapur 28 ED Rice T (164.30) 795.61 306.35 247.66 M2 34 Korra o (110.88) W (53.42) PR Anantapur 28 ED Rice 543.89 T (121.40) 573.44 142· 85 236.33 T3 35 Korra W (105.22) o (16.18) PR Anantapur 26 EA Rice 100.76 T (164.30) 624.83 180.89 784.68 N2:T2 36 Korra W (120.19) GC (31.97) o (12.14) PR Anantapur 24 ED Rice T (649·92) 761·21 1,057.44 537.82 N4:M1:T1 37 Korra W (299.87) GC (250.09) o (99.96) KR Anantapur 18 EA Rice T (1,042.46) 462.96 265.88 1,086.17 NI:M2:TJ 38 Korra GC (885.45) TK (125.04) W (31.97) PR Anantapur 26 EA Rice 27.11 T (712.65) 1. 245. 62 816·65 1,404.26 N25:CI :M4:T2 39 Korra GC (627.67) W (84.98) PR Anantapur 29 EA Rice 219.74 T (332.65) 195·06 \,214·05 2,432.15 N2:Ml:Tl 40 Korra W (319.70) TK (12.95) PR Anantapur 24 EA Rice T (248.88) 839.72 89.03 142.45 Tl 41 Korra W (133.95) GC (89.84) TK (25.09) PR Anantapur 20 EA Rice T (519.62) 422.90 190'20 231.07 N2:Cl: M2:T6 42 Korra GC (399.83) W (119.79) 60 VILLAGE

Amenities ANANT APUR DISTRICT

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Loca­ of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) tioll Name of village village (in ,.--'------.. ,------Code Dayor Communica- hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and No. tions (Bus- holds tion water Telegraph days of (Potable) the stop, Railway market station, if any waterway) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (40) (5)

W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS 43 Kondakinda 883 P(3) 10+ PTO Agraharam

PO 10+ BS 44 Bodiganidoddi ),507.45 153 861 P 10+ W,HP

-5 10+ -5 45 Chennarayanipalle 139.21 21 102 P -5 W

-5 10+ -5 46 Siddampeta 200.32 8 43 -5 -5 W

PO 10+ BS 47 Reddipalle }, 368.24 564 2,995 P,M,H 5-10 W

PO,TO, 5-10 BS 48 Bukkarayasamudram 3,536·13 1 ,]39 5,996 P,M,H PRC,H,D W,HP PTO PO -5 BS 49 Anantapur (Rural) N.A· 175 1,034 P -5 W

PO 5-10 5-10 50 Upparapalle 1,221.34 307 1,688 P(3) 5-10 W

PO 5-10 BS 51 Siddarampuram 2,325.32 534 3,]82 P(4) 5-10 W

W,HP -5 5-10 BS 52 Itikalapalle 2,202.29 603 3,693 P H,D(2)

PO Friday BS 53 Chiyyedu 2,498.12 703 3,792 P(3),M,H 5-10 W

W,HP PO -5 BS 54 Danduvaripalle 2,254.09 265 1>496 P(3) 5-10

W,HP -5 -5 -5 55 Durgam 892.33 112 596 P 5-10

P(4) 5-10 W,HP PO -5 -5 56 Siddarascherla 1,336.67 180 1,156

5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS 57 Bandlapalle 1,307.94 431 2,234 P

P(2),M MCW, W,HP PO 5-10 BS 58 Pappuru 1,632.09 392 2,335 PHC

-5 PO 5-10 -5 59 Haveli Sodanapalle 2,108.41 288 1,625 P(3) 61

DIRECTORY and Land use SINGANAMALA TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (2) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Anantapur 15 EA Rice T (777·80) 1,167.52 31.97 1,306.32 Ml 43 Korra GC (559.68) W (180.08) TK (38.04) PR Anantapur 13 EA Rice T (255·76) 72.44 600·55 578.70 44 Korra GC (188.99) W (59·89) o (6.88) KR Anantapur 14 Rice T (84.17) 36.42 9.31 9.31 45 Korra GC (84.17) KR Anantapuf 12 Rice 121.41 54.63 24.28 46 Korra PR Anantapur 10 ED Rice T (157·02) 772.95 101. 98 328.20 47 Korra GC (157.02) PR Anantapur 5 ED Rice T (606.62) 918.63 424.92 J, 585. 96 48 Korra TK (606.62) PR Anantapur 1 ED Rice T (202.34) 1 >149. 30 453.25 323.75 NI00:C2:MI2 49 Korra TK (202.34) KR Anantapur 5 ED Rice T (70.01) 612.29 156.61 343.98 50 Korra W (70·01) PR Anantapur 7 ED Rice T (853·88) 1,329·79 84.98 56.66 51 Korra TK (853·88) PR Anantapur 9 ED Rice T (129.50) 1,465·77 352.08 254.94 52 Korra W (129.50) PR Anantapur 13 ED Rice 713.46 1,016·97 719.12 48·56 53 Korra PR Anantapur 13 EA Rice 21.04 T (88·22) 1.673.37 167.94 278.02 M3 54 Karra W (59.89) TK (28.33) PR Anantapur 14 EA Rice 366.64 T (45·32) 195.87 112.91 159.85 55 Korra TK (31.16) W (14.16) PR Anantapur 18 EA Rice 174.82 T (80,13) 627.67 182.11 244.83 56 Korra W (80.13) PR Anantapur 18 EA Rice 286.92 T (82.15) 641.02 101.98 195.87 Ml 57 Karra W (82.15) PR Anantapur 23 ED Rice T (244.83) 894.35 182·92 309·99 T1 58 Jownr W (199.91) GC (23.88) TK (16·19) o ("1.85) KR Anantapur 26 ED Rice T (129.90) 1,229.43 131·93 595.70 59 Korra W (129.90)

ANANTAPUR TALUK :.~ I: " S ~ ~ ~ " _, J-u a: ~ I- ~ l- on " ... i5 ~ ex: Q,. a:: ~ ;:) ~ A. Q,. :z:: Q « ~ Z ~ I- z Z ~ z 0 « ~ «Z ... ::: i ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

ANANTAPUR TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. 0) (2) (1) (2)

42 Alamuru 16 Kotanka 6 Ankampeta 8 Krishnapuram 37 Atmakur 24 Kudair 33 Kurugunta 55 Bandameedapalle 49 Bommepa rthi 40 Madigubba 23 Brahmanapalle 59 Mannila 41 Brahmanayaleru 17 Marthadu 9 Budedu 56 Marur 53 Bukkacherla 1 Marutla 27 Mavinamardanahalli 25 Cholasamudram 5 Muntimadugu

52 Gandlaparthi 20 Narayanapuram 46 Gangalakunta 34 Gollapalle 36 Padamatiyal eru 57 Gondireddipalle 51 Palacherla 38 Goridindla 32 Papampplle 22 Gotukuru 2 Penakacherla

58 Hampapuram 31 Rachanapalle 45 Rapthadu 14 Ipperu 30 Sajjalakalva 47 Jangalapalle 39 Sanapa 26 Jayapuram 7 Sirivaram 19 Somanadoddi 43 KakkaJapalle 11 Kalagalla 29 Talupuru 35 KamarupalJe 18 Taticherlu 15 Kammuru 50 Thopudurthi 48 Kandukur 28 Timmapuram 44 Katiganikalva 4 Kesavapuram 12 Udiripikonda 21 Kodimi 3 KoppaJakonda 54 Yerragunta 13 Korrakodu 10 YerraguntJa

63 64

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where tbe facility available is given) Code village (in ..----'----, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market. station, if any Waterway) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Marutla 3,298.58 327 1,859 P,AC ~5 W,TW PO BS

2 Penakacherla 3.283.61 575 3.104 P(4),M PHC,HC W,HP,T PO BS

3 Koppalakonda 1,566.53 299 1,469 P(2), PHC,H W,R PO BS M,H 4 Kesavapuram 1,222.15 154 853 P ~5 W,C PO ·5

5 Muntimadugu 1,014.54 ~99 1,604 P(3) 5-10 W,HP PO BS

6 Ankampeta 90.65 90 575 P ·5 W -5 BS

7 Sirivaram 1 d90·99 72 363 P -5 W PO BS

8 Krishnapuram 1,046.51 319 1,724 peL) -5 W ·5 BS

9 Budedu 995.52 158 912 P ·5 W ·5 -5

10 Yerraguntla 3,319.22 547 3,002 P,M ·5 W,HP PO,TO BS

11 Kalagalla 2,661·61 156 848 P 3· W,HP PO BS

12 Udiripikonda 4d99.41 494 2.738 p(3) MH, W.HP PO, BS CHW Phone 13 Korrakodu 3,566.89 518 2,649 P,M D,MH W PO BS

14 Ipperu 4,677.34 726 3,857 P(4) ·5 W,HP PO BS

15 Kammuru 3.417.97 413 2,282 P -5 W PO BS

]6 Kotanka ].788.71 315 1.846 P 5-10 W.HP PO BS

17 Marthadu 2,931.13 756 4,209 P,M,H 5-10 W PO BS

18 Taticherlu },656.78 234 ],349 P -5 W PO BS

19 Somanadoddi 937.65 329 1,800 P 10+ W PO BS

20 Narayanapuram 987·03 529 2,970 P 5-10 W PO BS

21 Kodimi 1.330.60 432 ]'919 P -5 W PO BS

22 Gotukuru 1.634.93 247 1,327 P -5 W,HP PO -5 65

DIRECTORY

and Land use ANANTAPUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,--- ~------. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Anantapur 30 ED, Korra 1,018.18 T (75,68) 788.32 121·41 1,294.99 EAG Rice W (56.66) TK (19.02) PR Anantapur 28 ED, Korra 1,065.94 T (354·91) .. 1:861,55 N2 2 EAG Rice TK (354.91) PR Anantapur 28 ED, Korra T (141.64) 837.70 20.23 566.56 NI 3 EAG Rice R (141·64) PR Anantapur 28 ED Korra T (141. 64) 404·68 369.S8 305·94 4 Rice PR Anantapur 28 ED, Korra T (161. 87) 607.03 40.47 202.34 N1:M2 5 EAG Rice PR Anantapur 26 ED Korra 83.37 5.26 0.81 6 Rice PR Anantapur 22 ED, Korra T (101.17) 607·03 12·14 459·32 Ml 7 EAG Rice PR Anantapur 24 ED, Korra T (364.22) 323.75 161.87 182.11 T2 8 EAG Rice o (364.22) KR Anantapur 23 ED, Korra T (l01.17) 630.90 41. 68 221. 77 M2 9 EAG Rice PR Anantapur 24 ED Korra 910.54 T (343.98) 1.780·21 284.49 10 Rice o (343.98) PR Anantapur 2S ED. Korra }tOll. 71 T (60.70) 716.70 110.07 762·43 Ml 11 EAG Rice PR Anantapur 33 ED, Korra T (8094) 1,892.71 2.023.42 202·34 Nl 12 EAG Rice W (80.94) PR Anantapur 32 ED Korra 566.56 T (48.56) 1,562.89 767·28 621.60 13 Rice PR Anantapuf 24 ED, Korra 120.60 T (275.18) 2,626.40 1,011.71 643.45 T1 14 EAG Rice PR Anantapur 16 ED Korra 657.61 T (93. OS) 1,307·54 1,l43.23 216.51 15 Rice PR Anantapur 15 ED, Korra 613·50 T (121.41) 770.52 121.41 161. 87 Nl 16 EAG Rice PR Anantapur 16 ED, Korra 131·93 T (257.38) ,,468·20 809.37 263.45 NI:T3 17 EAG Rice PR Anantapur 12 ED Korra T (105.22) 870.07 266·28 415.21 NI:M2 18 Rice PR Anantapur 8 ED Rice T (291.37) 405·49 180.0S 60·70 NI 19 Korra PR Anantapur 6 ED Rice T (48.56) 667.73 205·98 64.75 N2:M2:T2 20 Korra PR Anantapuf 9 ED Rice T (48.56) 700.10 461·34 120.60 21 KOlra KR Anantapur 10 ED. Rice T (101.17) 991.48 323.75 202.34 22 EAG Korra 66

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r-~ ,...... ------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market station. if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4a) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

2J Brahmanapalle 1.122.19 JI 244 P -5 W,HP -5 BS

24 Kudair 4.323.65 664 3,714 P{J), M,H H W PO,TO BS

25 Cholasamudram J, 591. 62 260 1,434 P,M,H -5 W PO BS

26 Jayapuram 1,542.66 91 559 P -5 W,HP -5 BS

27 MaVinamardanahalli 1.121.38 112 564 P -5 W,HP -5 BS

28 Timmapuram 2,655.95 615 3,425 P{2}, MH W,TW PO BS M,H

29 Talupuru 1.672.56 499 2,958 P PHS W,HP PO BS

30 Sajjalakalva 530.14 51 280 P -5 W -5 -5

31 Rachanapalle 1.235.10 208 1,208 P,M,H -5 W PO BS

32 Papampalle (Rural) N.A. 29 167 P -5 W PO BS

33 Kurugunta 1,904.04 234 1,264 P -5 W PO BS

34 Gollapalle 150.14 14 ' 105 P,M,H -5 W PO BS

35 Kamarupalle 1.435·82 170 975 P -5 W -5 BS

36 Padamatiyaleru 4,713·36 757 4,362 P(6},M -5 W PO BS

37 Atmakur 5.t58.92 ),212 6,842 P(7).M,H D,H, W PO,TO, BS PHC PTO 38 Goridindla 6,479.00 776 4,039 P(7} -5 W,HP PO BS

39 Sanapa 3,653·90 550 3,074 P,M -5 W PO BS

40 Madigubba 1,725'.98 365 1,933 P -5 W PO,PTO BS

41 Brahmanayaleru 1,353.67 332 1,836 P MeW W PO BS

42 Alamuru 3,056.99 464 2,574 P,M -5 HP PO BS

43 KakkalapaJle (Rural) N.A. 507 2,615 P 5-10 W,HP PO BS

44 Kat iganikal va 772.14 181 1,)52 P -5 W PO BS 67

DIRECTORY and Land use ANANTAPUR TALUK

Land use (Le., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca­ ...J...-______---...._ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri­ Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti­ archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16} (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Anantapur 13 Rice 515.16 202·34 404·68 TI 23 Korra PR Anantapur 23 ED Rice 694.84 T (356.12) 880.19 955·87 1,436.63 M6:T2 24 Korra PR Anantapur 30 ED Rice T (8.90) 1.147.69 276.80 158.23 25 Korra PR Anantapur 34 ED, Rice T (32·37) 814.23 40.47 655.59 NI 26 EAG Korra PR Anantapur 30 ED, Rice T (13· 76) 574.65 131·12 401.85 Nl 27 EAG Korra PR Anantapur 27 ED, Rice T (199.10) 2,071.18 270.73 114.93 N5:Ml:Tl 28 EAG Korra W (161.87) TK' (37.23) PR Anantapur 13 ED, Rice 898·40 T (109·67) 559.27 20.23 80.94 29 EAG Korra PR Anantapur 10 ED Rice T (18.62) 194.25 153.78 163.49 30 Korra PR Anantapur 6 ED Rice T (125.45) 955.46 56.66 97·53 N2:Ml 31 Korra PR Anantapur 3 EA Rice T (36.42) 212·05 89.03 40.47 N2 32 Korra PR Anantapur 13 EA Rice T (50.18) 890·31 526.09 437.06 N2 33 Korra PR Anantapur 12 Rice T (9.71) 128.69 8.09 3.64 34 Korra PR Anantapur 10 Rice T (19·02) 758·78 121· 41 536.61 35 Korra PR Anantapur 28 ED Rice 432.20 T (198.29) 3,435.37 647.50 N9:M2:Tl 36 Korra PR Anantapur 27 ED Rice 847.41 T (273.16) 3,275.52 153.37 609.46 N40:M5 37 Korra PR Anantapur 28 EA Rice 963.15 T (115·74) 1,353·27 2,023.42 2,023·42 N2 38 Korra PR Anantapur 15 EA Rice 771·73 T (168·35) 827.59 28.73 t.787.49 39 Korra PR Anantapur 14 ED Rice 690.39 T (125.45) 841.34 32.37 36.42 40 Korra PR Anantapur 12 EA Rice T (102.79) 839.72 404.68 6.47 41 Korra TK (102.79) PR Anantapur 8 EAG Rice T (55.04) 883·02 1,898.78 220.15 42 Korra PR Anantapur 4 ED Rice T (84.98) 987.84 105.22 422.49 N2:MI 43 Jowar PR Anantapur 8 ED Rice T (48.56) 567·37 42·89 113.31 Ml 44 Korra 68

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,,-----_].__----...._ Code village (in ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds lion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

45 Rapthadu 3.500.52 1.144 6,215 P,M,H 5-10 W PO BS

46 Gangalakunta 460.94 119 680 P,M,H -5 W -5 .5

47 Jangalapalle 207·20 87 486 P,M,H 5-10 W PO BS

48 Kandukur 2,265.83 569 3,066 P,M,H 10+ W PO BS

49 Bommeparthi 1.486·41 179 1,J 13 P(2) -5 W PO BS

50 Thopudurthi 2,061.06 318 },918 P D,O W PO BS

51 Palacherla 2,770.88 377 1,994 P -5 W PO BS

52 Gandlaparthi },709·79 282 },780 P,M,H -5 W PO BS

53 Bukkacherla 1,944.91 245 1,271 P,M,H MCW W PO BS

54 Yerragunta 2,200.27 174 1,034 P -5 W PO BS

55 BandameedapaJle 2,432.96 510 2,772 P,M,H D W PO BS

56 Marur 5,270·61 764 4,349 P(6),M MCW W,HP PO BS

57 Gondireddipalle 2,718.67 483 2,619 P(3),M,H -5 W PO BS

58 Hampapuram 2,317.63 247 1,481 P(2),M,H 5-10 W PO BS

59 Mannila 1,784.25 259 1,377 P 10+ W,HP PO BS 69

DIRECTORY and Land nse ANANT APUR T ALUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,.------"------..... any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (7) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Anantapur 4 ED Rice T (l80.08) 2.108.41 320.51 891· 52 N2:M2 45 Jowar PR Anantapur 6 ED Rice T (72.84) 346·01 10.93 31·16 46 Jowar PR Anantapur 9 ED Rice T (24.28) 85.79 89.03 8·09 NI:MI 47 Jowar PR Anantapur 9 ED Rice T (84.98) 1.659.21 328.60 193.03 N2:M2 48 Jowar PR Anantapur 8 EA Rice T (41·28) 581. 13 526.09 337.91 49 Jowar PR Anantapur 10 ED Rice T (57.06) 1,618.74 221. 77 162.68 50 Korra PR Anantapur 18 ED Rice T (445.15) 1,516.35 809·37 51 Korra PR Anantapur 14 EA Rice T (89.44) 276.80 534.18 809.37 Nl 52 Korra PR Anantapur 18 EA Rice T (141.64) 910·54 218·93 673.80 53 Korra PR Anantapur 14 ED Rice T (40.47) 597.72 590.84 971.24 NI 54 Jowar PR Anantapur 18 ED Rice T (210.43) 603·79 566.56 1,052.18 Nl 55 Jowar PR Anantapur 18 EA Rice T (113.31) 1,065.94 3,318.41 772·95 Tl 56 Jowar PR Anantapur 12 EA Rice T (109.67) 153·37 J.365.41 1,090·22 N4 57 Korra PR Anantapur 13 EA Rice T (129.50) 804.11 639·40 744.62 58 Korra PR Anantapur 14 ED Rice T (1,214.05) 161. 87 327.39 80.94 59 Korra

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KALYANDURG TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 6 Ankampalle 12 Konampalle 8 AVulenna 25 Kurabarahalli

26 Bedrahalli 15 Manirevu 3 Beluguppa 17 Muddinayanipall e 5 Budigumma 19 Mudigal

20 Chapiri 9 Narasapuram 1 NarinjagundlapalJe 11 Duddekunta 28 Duradakunta 27 Palavoy

29 East Kodipalle 10 Seeripi 2 Sreerangapuram 13 Gangavaram 24 Garudapuram 4 Thagguparthi 18 Golla 16 Thimmasamudram

21 Hulikal 30 VarJi

14 Kalvapalle 23 YatakaI 22 Kalyandurg 7 Yerragudi

71 72

VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total Dumber of Amenities available (if not available within tbe village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~---_,__-- ~ ~------~------~-----~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and :qayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, ifany Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (to)

1 Narinjagundlapalle 961.13 185 I. 028 P -5 W.HP PO 10+ BS

2 Sreerangapuram 2,505·40 453 2.614 P(2) -5 W.HP PO 10+ BS

3 Beluguppa 4,335·39 902 5,000 P(3),M, MeW, W,HP PO,TO, 5-10 BS H,O(3) ewc, PTO. PHe, Phone FPe,O, D,RP(3) 4 Thagguparthi 2,494.93 307 ],766 P(2),M,0 -5 W,HP, PO, TO 5-10 BS TW 5 Budigumma 2,679.42 281 1,536 P PHS W,HP, PO ]0+ BS TW

6 Ankampalle 2,019.38 452 2,207 P,M -5 W.HP, PO 5-10 BS TW

7 Yerragudi ],338.29 228 1,263 P(3) -5 W,HP, PO 5-10 BS 0 8 Avulenna 994.71 168 894 P -5 W,HP -5 5-10 BS

9 Narllsapuram 3,665.23 510 3>174 P(S),M.H -5 W.HP PO -S BS

10 Seeripi 3,565·68 783 4,182 P(6),M,H PHC,H. W.HP PO.TO. -5 BS 0,0 Phone

11 Duddekunt~ 2.386.83 295 1.809 P(2).M.O -s W.HP PO. S-tO BS Phone

12 Konampalle 2,071. 99 69 451 P -5 W,HP -5 5-10 BS

13 Gangavaram 2,226.98 530 3,025 P(3),M,H RP W,HP PO, -5 BS Phone

14 Kalvapalle 2,593.62 358 1,948 P(2),M H W,HP PO 5-10 BS 73

DIRECTORY and Land use KALYANDURG TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kalyandurg \8 Rice 115·34 T (84.58) 541. 87 54.63 164.71 N2 Ragi W (64·75) TK (19.R3) PR Kalyandurg 24 FD, Rice T (203.96) 1,856.29 445.15 N5 2 EAG Ragi W (89.03) TK (60.30\ GC (54.63) PR Kalyandurg 18 FA Rice 153.78 T (125.05) 3'] 81. 63 874·93 N70:C7:M7:T1 3 Ragi W (92.27) TK (32·78)

PR Kalyandurg 25 ED, Rice 465·79 29·14 NI5:Cl 4 FAG Ragi PR KaJyandurg 28 EA Rice T (57·87) 1,891.90 20.23 709.41 N4 5 Ragi W (29.14) o (20.23) TK (8·50) PR KaJyandurg 18 ED, Rice T (56.65) 1,690.37 20.23 249.69 N2 6 FAG Ragi W (48·56) o (8·09) PR KaJyandurg 18 FA Rice T (1.62) 1 >178. 85 2.02 155.80 N3:Cl:M2:TI 7 Ragi W (1.62) PR Kalyandurg 16 ED, Rice 33.18 T (52.61) 893.54 15.38 N6 8 FAG Ragi W (40.47) 0(12.14) PR Kalyandurg 14 FA Rice 109.26 T (142.04) 2,418.40 186.15 809.37 9 Ragi W (78.91) o (32.37) TK (30·76) PR Kalyandurg 16 EA Jowar T (104.41) 3,079.65 240.38 141.23 NIO:Tl 10 Rice W (60.70) TK (43.71) PR Kalyandurg 18 EA Rice T (88.63) 2,080.89 8.09 209.22 N3:Tl 11 Ragi W (56.66) TK (24.69) o (7·28) PR Ka\yandurg 21 Rice T (60.70) 1,906.47 104.81 12 Ragi W (32.37) o (28.33) PR KaJyandurg 14 FA Rice T (80.13) 1,867.62 148·52 130.71 NIO 13 Ragi TK (55.85) W (24.28) PR Kalyandurg 24 ED, Rice 608.24 T (108.45) 1.486.41 5.67 384.85 N2 14 EAG Ragi o (42.49) W (36.42) TK (29.54) 74

VILLAGE

ANA NT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area House~olds and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in No. hectares) House- Popula­ Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway marKet, station, if any Waterway) (l) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

15 Manirevu 4,748.57 400 P(5) ~5 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

16 Thimmasamudram 4,297·75 436 2,546 P(4) -5 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

17 Muddinayanipalle 3,999·90 522 P(7),M H,D,HC W,HP PO,TO -5 BS

18 Golla 2,854.24 377 2,236 P(4) MCW W,HP 0 PO ~5 BS I

19. Mudigal 3,491.62 652 3,593 P(2) -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

20 Chapiri 2,808.11 295 1.723 P -5 W,HP, PO -5 BS TK

21 Hulikal 2,421.63 380 2,205 P(3),O(3) -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

22 Kalyandurg (Rural) N.A. 587 3,715 P RP(4),O W,HP PO Friday BS

23 Yatakal 4,554.32 676 3,935 P(3) -5 W,HP PO,TO -5 BS

24 Garudapuram 3,811.72 613 3,473 P(7),M -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

25 Kurabarahalli 399.02 119 687 P -5 W PO -5 BS

26 Bedrahalli 1.J90.18 242 1,406 P(3),O(3) -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

27 Palavoy 3,243.14 601 3,538 P(6),M,H -5 W,HP PO,TO, -5 BS Phone 75

DIRECTORY and Land use KALY ANDURG TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culli- archaeological vation interest (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kalyandurg 24 ., Rice T (111.29) 3,451.15 645.47 540.66 15 Ragi o (60.70) W (26.30) TK (24.29) PR Kalyandurg 23 ED, Rice T (104.41) 2,643.80 295.02 1,254.52 N1 16 EAG Ragi W (63.94) o (40.47) PR Kalyandurg 18 ED, Jowsr 1,505.02 T (199.10) 1,623.19 384.45 288.14 N3:~2 17 EAG Rice W (121.40) TK (43.30) o (34.40) PR Kalyandurg 13 ED, Jowar T (116.55) 2,424.46 105· 22 208·01 N2:MI:Tl 18 EAG Rice W (60.70) TK (45.73) o (10·12) PR KaJyandurg 5 EA Jowar T (181. 30) 3 t!48.()4 20·23 142.04 N2 19 Rice W (157.83) TK (16.19) o (7.28) PR Kalyandurg 6 EA Rice T (127.88) 2,291.73 388.50 N3:M3 20 Ragi W (72.84) TK (54.23) o (0.81) PR Kalyandurg 8 ED, Rice 260.62 T (123.83) 1,533.35 8.09 495.74 21 EAG Ragi W(IOI'17) 0(22.66) PR Kalyandurg 1 EA Jowar 1.179.25 T (202.34) 11962.32 658.83 Akkammagari 22 Rice W (202.34) Temple,T3 PR Kalyandurg 8 ED, Jowar 588.82 T (192.22) 2,968.36 804.92 NI 23 EAG Rice W (126·26) TK (53.82) o (12.14) PR Kalyandurg 5 EAG Jowar 1.525.66 T (235·12) 1,443.91 80.94 526.09 N5 24 Ragi W (160.26) o (48.56) TK (26,30) PR Kalyandurg 7 ED Jowar T (30.35) 169.16 48.16 150.95 NI:MI 25 Rice W (30.35) PR Kalyandurg 13 EA Jowar 415.21 T (76.48) . 621.60 4.05 72.84 26 Rice W (58.68) TK (16.59) o (1.21) PR Kalyandurg 8 ED, Jowar 98·74 T (252.93) 2,075.63 67.18 740.57 N3:CI:MI:Tl 27 BAG Rice W (129.50) TK (97·13) o (26.30) 76

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Rairway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

28 Duradakunta 304.73 272 lt646 P,M 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

29 East Kodipalle 4,492.40 524 2,952 P(4) -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

30 VarIi 1 ,]82.49 99 537 p,O -5 W,HP -5 -5 BS 77

DIRECTORY

and Land use KALYANDURG TALUK

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca­ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri­ Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti­ archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kalyandurg 14 ED, Jowar T (25.09) 204.77 40.87 33.99 N8 28 EO Rice W (25.09) PR Kalyandurg 10 EA Jowar T (165.11) 3,048.89 893.14 385.26 N4 29 Rice W (118.17) o (26.71) TK (20.23) PR Kalyandurg 13 EO JOwar T (53·42) 942.51 8.90 177.66 30 Rice W (30· 35) TK (17.00) o (6.07)

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.. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KAMBADUR TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

14 Adavigollapall e 22 Lakshmampalle 24 Appilepalle 18 Ayyagarlapalle 26 Malayanur 32 Mallapuram 15 Bachepalle 19 Mulakaledu 23 Basapuram 35 Mulakanur 29 Bestarapalle 4 Bhyrasamudram 27 NijavalJe 8 Bhyravanithippa 38 Nuthimadugu 11 Brahmasamudram

36 Pallur 5 Che1imenahalli 3 Pillalapalle 43 Chennampalle 20 Chintarlapall e 41 RaIla Anantapuram 10 Eradikera 42 Rallapalle 37 Rampuram 40 Gulyam 7 Gundiganihalli 13 Santhe Kondapuram 16 Settur 28 Jambugumpala 2 Theetakal 33 Thimmapuram 34 Kambadur 17 Kamthanahalli 1 Kannepalle 6 Vepalaparthi 30 Karigana pall e 39 Karthanaparthi 9 West Kodipalle 21 Khairevu 25 Kundurpi 31 Yenumaladoddi 44 Kurakulapalle 12 Yerrakondapuram

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VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is giVen) Code village (in ,--""'_____' ,...... ------No. hectares) House· ,Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus­ (Potable) the stop, Railway market station, if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Kannepalle 2,735.26 585 3,264 p MCW W,HP PO, 10+ BS Phone

2 Thcetakal 2,454.01 278 1,577 P(4) PO 10+ BS

Pillalapall e 4,648.61 528 3,297 P(2) 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

4 Bhyrasamudram 2,914.54 322 1,818 P MCW W,HP PO 10+ BS

5 Chelimenahalli 537.02 144 838 P,O(2) 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

6 Vepalaparthi 1.165.49 451 2,506 P(2) 10+ W,HP PO Tuesday BS

7 Gundiganihalli 325.37 208 1,190 P(Z),M 10+ W PO 10+ BS

8 Bhyravani thippa 1.740.95 465 2,825 P(3),M,H 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

9 West Kodipalle 2,721.91 334 1,763 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

10 Eradikera 2,031.92 297 1,635 P(2),M -5 5-10 BS

11 Brahmasamudram 1,856.69 257 1,480 P(3) PO 10+ BS

12 Yerrakondapuram 525.28 39 253 -5 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 BS

13 Santhe Kondapuram 4,655.90 583 3,329 P(4) PO 10+ BS

14 Adavigollapalle 1,358.53 58 445 P,O PO 10+ BS 81

DIRECTORY and Land nse KAMBADUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological, vation interest

(11 ) (l2) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kaiyandurg 17 ED, Rice T (227.79) 1,240.36 56·66 t.110.45 N2 EAG Ragi GC (214.48) TK (80.94) W (32·37) PR Kalyandurg 13 ED, Rice T (106·43) 1,521.21 8.09 818.27 N2:Ml 2 EAG Ragi W (56.66) TK (41.68) 0(8.09) PR Kalyandurg 12 ED, Rice 1,235·91 T (160.66) 2,830.36 421·68 N2 3 EAG Ragi W (160.66) PR Kalyandurg 18 ED, Rice T (212.05) 2,326.53 154.18 221.77 4 EAG Ragi TK (114·93) W (97.12) PR Kalyandurg 24 Rice T (220.15) 246·86 2·02 67·99 Nl 5 Ragi GC (179.68) W (40.47) PR Kalyandurg 26 Cholam T (499.38) 473.88 71.63 120·60 N2 6 Rice GC (470·24) W (29·14) T (126.67) 94·29 42.90 61.51 7 PR Kalyandurg 28 Cholam " Rice GC (120·60) W (6.07) PR KalYandurg 28 Cholam .. T (150·14) 823.53 474.69 292.59 8 Rice GC (125.86) TK (16.19) W (8.09) PR Kalyandurg 24 EAG Cholam T (137.59) 1,793.97 101.17 689.18 T1 9 Rice TK (117.36) W (20.23) PR Kalyandurg 20 ED, Cholam .. T (258.59) 1.391.31 7.28 374.74 N4 to EAG Rice TK (238.36) W (20.23) PR Kalyandurg 18 ED Rice 1.21 T (549.56) 886.26 85.79 333.86 11 Ragi GC (381.21) TK (109.67) W (58.68) PR Kalyandurg 15 Rice T (14.57) 506.66 4.05 12 Ragi W (14.57) PR Kalyandurg 13 ED. Cholam 105·22 T (343.98) 2,256.52 335.89 1.610.24 N2:MI:T1 13 EAG Rice TK (178.06) W (145.69) o (20.23) PR Kalyandurg 13 Cholam T (32.37) 847.00 251. 31 227.84 N2'Cl 14 Rice W (20.23) TK (12.14) 82

VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,---...J.---, No. hectares) House- Popula· Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

15 Bachepalle 2.159.80 245 1,383 P,O 10+ W,HP -5 10+ BS

16 Settur 2,276·35 449 2,521 P(3),M HC W,HP PO,TO, Tuesday BS Phone

17 Kamthanahalli 442.72 Uninhabited 18 Ayyagariapalle 1,313.20 187 1,J 19 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

19 Mulakaledu 9,293·18 1,251 6,719 P(8),M,H 0(2) W,HP PO Wednesday BS

20 Chintar1ap~lle 2,738.10 264 1,439 P(2) -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS

21 Khairevu 3,870.00 627 3,633 P(4) ° W,HP PO, TO, 10+ BS Phone

22 Laksh4mampalle 2,877.31 374 1,933 P(3) 0(2) W,HP PO 10+ BS

23 Basapuram 3,884.97 483 2,493 P(4) 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

24 Appilepall e 2,772.49 403 2,301 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

25 Kundurpi 1.128 6,468 P(6),M,H RP(4), W,HP PO,TO, Thursday BS CHW(5) Phone

26 Malayanur 733 4.181 P(6), M CHW(3) W,HP PO 5-10 BS

27 Nijavalle 1,400.61 235 10365 P(2) 10+ w, HP PO 10+ BS

28 Jambugumpala 1,788.30 463 2,642 P(4) CHW(2) W,HP PO 10+ BS 83

DIRECTORY and Land nse KAMBADUR TALUK

Land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca· any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kalyandurg 14 ED. Cholam 376.36 T (75·67) 1.445.53 40.47 221. 77 Nl 15 EAG Rice W (40.47) TK (27.11) o (8.09) PR Kalyandurg 18 ED, Cholam 222.58 T (131. 52) 1,362.98 102.79 456.48 N3 16 EAG Rice TK (117.36) W (8.09) 0(6·07) Uninhabited 17 PR Kalyandurg 24 EAG Cholam 1.102.36 T (19.83) 150.54 40.47 NI 18 Rice o (10·12) W (9·71) PR Kalyandurg 31 ED, Cholam T (645.47) 6,053.27 367.45 2,226.98 N4:MI 19 EAG Rice TK (354.10) W (267.09) o (24·28) PR Kalyandurg 18 Cholam T (84.17) 2.068.75 199.51 385.66 20 Rice W (72-84) o (8·09) TK (3.24) PR Kalyandurg 18 EA Cholam 24.69 T (185.75) 2,455·22 702.53 501.81 N2:M1 21 Ragi W (161.87) TK (23·88) PR Kalyandurg 21 EA Cholam T (126.26) 1.845.36 40.87 864.81 Ml:T1 22 Ragi W (97.12) TK (23.88) o (5.26) PR Kalyandurg 28 Cholam T (145.68) 2.323.29 323.34 1,092.65 23 Ragi W (89·03) TK (48.56) o (8.09) PR Ka1yandurg 28 EA Cholam T (149.33) 1,985·79 217.72 419.65 N2 24 Ragi W (101.17) o (24.28) TK (23.88) PR Kalyandurg 32 EA Cholam T (256.57) 3,531·28 82.15 744·62 N20:T2 25 Ragi W (182.11) TK (74·46) PR Kalyandurg 38 ED. Cholam T (526.90) 2.503.78 615.12 N2 26 EAG Ragi TK (298.66) W (228.24) PR Kalyandurg 37 ED. Cholam T (91·86) 1 ']48·90 159·85 27 EAG Ragi W (42.49) TK (39.66) o (9.71) PR Kalyandurg 36 Cholam },439.46 T (RO.94) 26.30 24.69 216.91 N5 28 Rag; W (80.94) 84

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r----A-----, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

29 Bestarapall e 2,851·41 718 4>169 P(4),M,l-] CHW(3) PO 10+ BS

30 Kariganapalle 2,460·89 550 2,800 P(2),M 10+ W,HP PO -5 BS

31 Yenumaladoddi 3,615.05 573 3,227 P(3),M,H 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

32 Mallapuram 400.64 53 321 P 10+ W,HP -5 5-10 BS

33 Thimmapuram 3,998·69 668 3,849 P(3),0 10+ W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone

34 Kambadur 7,248·31 1,541 8,523 P(lO), PHC,O W,HP. PO,TO, 10+ BS M,H TK PTO, Phone 35 Mulakanur 4,377·07 533 2.857 P(4),M 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS

36 Pallur 6,339.38 668 3,712 P(5) 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

37 Rampuram 2,353.65 246 1,450 P(2) 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

38 Nuthimadugu 3.273·90 504 2,725 P(3), FPC, W,HP PO Monday BS M,H,O(5) D(2),0

39 Karthanapa rthi 1, 984.57 280 1,656 P(3) 10+ W.HP PO 10+ BS

40 Gulyam 781·85 71 422 P 10+ W.HP -5 10+ BS 85

DIRECTORY and Land use KAMBADUR TALUK

Land use (i. e. , area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- ar chaeologi cal vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kalyandurg 32 EA Cholam 490.48 T (146.90) 1,668.92 202.75 342.36 N12:M3 29 Ragi W (146.90) PR Kalyandurg 24 ED, ,Cholam 334.27 T (121.41) 10 613·07 11·74 380.40 N2 30 EAG Ragi W(114.12) o (4.05) TK (3.24) PR Kalyandurg 19 EA Cholam 373.93 T (127.88) 2,380.76 323·75 408.73 N2:M3:T1 31 Ragi W (97.12) TK (30.76) PR Kalyandurg 24 Cholam T (16.18) 326. i8 5.67 52.61 32 Ragi o (6.47) W (6.47) TK (3.24) PR Kalyandurg 24 EA Cholam T (152.16) 2,960.67 375.55 510.31 N5:Ml 33 Ragi W (121.40) o (28.33) TK (2.43) PR Kalyandurg 28 EA Rice T (619.57) 5,426.42 65.56 1,136.76 N20:C4'M1 34 Ragi TK (417.23) W (202.34) PR Kalyandurg 16 ED, Cholam 509·90 T (131.52) 2,732·84 11. 74 991.07 N2 35 EAG Ragi W (113.31) TK (15.78) o (2.43) PR Ka1yandurg 18 ED, Rice T (368.26) 4,430·89 276.80 1,263.43 N2:M2 36 EAG Ragi W (145.69) TK (121.40) o (101.17) PR Kalyandurg 24 ED, Rice T (84.98) 1,611.86 252.12 404.68 37 EAG Ragi W (34.39) TK (28.33) o (22.26) PR Kalyandurg 26 EA Rice T (140.02) 2,391.28 53.01 689·58 N6:C2:TI 38 Ragi T~ (79.32) W (54.63) 0(6.07) PR Kalyandurg 26 EA Rice T (137.59) 1,297.42 203.96 345.60 N4 39 Ragi o (78.91) TK (34.40) W (24.28) PR Kalyandutg 26 Rice T (41.28) 589.62 150·95 40 Ragi o (19.83) W (16.19) TK (5.26) 86

VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms .• 5·10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,_------No. hectares). House­ Popula· Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus­ {Potable) the stoP. Railway market station. if any waterway) (1) (8) (9) (10) ------(2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) 41 Raila Anantapuram 3,t00.29 253 I.4l3 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

42 RaIlapalIe 912.16 121 733 P(2) 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 -5

43 Chennampalle 2,302.66 305 1,581 P(2) 10+ w PO 10+ BS

44 Kurakulapalle 2,470.19 258 1,760 P(Z) 10+ PO 10+ BS 87 DIRECTORY and Land Use KAMBADUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(II) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

PR Kalyandurg 32 Rice T (309.58) 1.277.59 645.47 867.64 Nl:M1:T1 41 Ragi TK (123.83) GC (110,88) o (64.75) W (10·12) KR Kalyandurg 27 Rice T (20·64) 746.24 17.40 127.88 42 Ragi TK (10.93) W (9.71) PR Kalyandurg 32 ED, Rice T (248.07) 1,022.23 333.86 698.49 NI 43 EAG Ragi GC (161·88) TK (51.S0) W (32.37) o (2.02) PR Kalyandurg 38 Rice 549.96 T (39.66) 1 .I88. 56 228.24 463.77 Tl 44 Ragi W (36.42) TK (3·24)

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I- ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

CHENNEKOTHAPALLE TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village:: Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

32 Brahmanapalle 5 Muktapuram 22 Mustikovila 27 Chennekothapalle 12 Muthavakuntla 10 Nagasamudram 6 Daduluru 14 Narasampalle 13 Nasanakota 3 Elukuntla 26 Nyamaddala

31 Ganginepa\le 17 Peruru 11 Gantimarri 23 Polepalle 28 Poletipalle 4 Kanaganipalle 8 Pothulanagepalle 29 Kanumukkala 7 pyadindi 19 Kondapuram 16 Konetinayanipalyam 21 Ramagiri 25 Kuntimaddi 24 Seshadribhatrahalli 15 Maddulacheruvu 2 Thogarakunta 18 Makkinavaripalle Thumucherla 9 Medapuram 20 Motachintalapalle 30 Veldurthi

89 90

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,.....--J-----, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Thumucherla 5,407·80 657 3,649 P(4) 10+ W PO 10+ BS

2 Thogarakunta 3,547.06 632 3,294 P(3),M 10+ W PO 10+ BS,RS

3 Elukuntla 3,685.46 413 2,299 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

4 Kanaganipall e 7,149· 97 927 4,893 P(5),M,H D(2) W PO,TO, Friday BS PTO

5 Muktapuram 3,969·96 465 2,628 P(2) 10+ W PO -5 BS

6 Daduluru 3,932.32 433 2,497 P(3) 10+ W PO,TO, -5 BS PTO

7 Pyadindi 2,636.12 383 2,333 P(2) 10+ W PO 5-10 BS '

8 Pothulanagepalle 2,042.04 497 2,755 P(4) 10+ W PO 10+ BS

9 Medapuram 2,317.22 897 5,273 P(3),M,H H W PO 10+ BS

10 Nagasamudram 4,383.95 605 -5 W PO -5 BS

11 Gantimarri 3,097.05 333 I.844 P(3) -5 W PO 5-10 BS

12 Muthavakuntla 3,353.22 271 1>437 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 91

DIRECTORY

Rud Laud Dse CHENNEKOTHAPALLE TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca· ,-- ~------.., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

PR Dharmavaram 36 ED Rice t.097.91 T (121·40) 2,203.91 I.859.93 122.21 Millets TK (53.82) GC (38.85) W (28.73) PR Dharmavaram 30 ED Rice 866.43 T (635.76) 1,278.40 496.95 269.52 C16 2 Millets GC (503.43) W (1I0·07) TK (22.26) PR Dharmavaram 28 Rice 135.57 T (193.84) 1,860.74 10133.93 361. 38 3 Ragi W (92.27) TK (72.03) GC (29.54) PR Dharmavaram 24 ED Rice 21·85 T (395.37) 2,768.45 3,418.78 545.51 4 Ragi W (235.12) GC (110·88) TK (49.37) PR Dharmavaram 14 ED Rice 123.83 T (130·31) 1,803.68 10 473.46 438·68 5 Ragi TK (82.96) W (47·35) PR Dharmavaram 13 ED Rice 601. 36 T (t08·46) 2.426.49 655.99 140.02 6 Ragi W (67.18) TK (41.28) PR Dharmavaram 10 ED Rice T (43·30) 485.22 1,859·93 247.67 7 Ragi TK (22.66) GC (10.52) W (10.12) PR Dharmavaram 10 ED Rice 560.89 T (117.76) 1,017.78 78.51 267.09 8 Ragi TK (43·30) GC (39·66) W (34.80) PR Dharmavaram 10 ED Rice T (330.63) 838.91 338.31 809.37 9 Ragi W (207.20) TK (121.81) GC (1.62) PR Dharmavaram 14 ED Rice T (263.85) 1,212·84 2,237.91 665.30 10 Ragi TK (123·43) W(119.38) GC (21·04) PR Dharmavaram 14 Rice 378.38 T (102.79) 679.47 1,335·86 600·55 11 Ragi TK (49.37) W (40·47) GC (12.95) PR Dharmavaram 28 ED Rice T (220.15) 972-46 1,598.10 562.51 12 Ragi TK (160.66) GC (50.18) W (9.31) 92

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,----.J--"""' No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

13 Nasanakota 6,044.37 800 4,333 P(7),M -5 w PO Monday BS

14 Narasampalle 2rl97.03 220 1,239 P(3) w PO S-lD BS

15 Maddulacheruvu 5,222.46 895 4,751 P(3) 5-10 w PO 5-10 BS

16 Konetinayanipalyam 2,774.52 329 1,722 P(2} -5 w PO 5-10 BS

17 Peruru 5,358.83 959 5,244 P(7),M,H D W PO,PTO Sunday BS

18 Makkinavaripalle 284.90 46 279 P D(2) W PO -5 BS

19 Kondapuram 1.778.59 152 878 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

20 Motachintalapalle 3,333.79 517 2,839 P(3) 5-10 W PO Tuesday BS

21 Ramagiri 5.185.63 454 2,207 P(3) H,PHC W PO 5-10 BS

22 Mustikovila 5,495.21 468 2,373 P(3),M D,H W PO 5-10 BS

23 Polepalle 4,500.90 435 2,202 P(3) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

24 Seshadribhatrahalli 203.96 120 567 P 10+ W PO -5 BS

25 Kuntimaddi 2,748.62 537 2,802 P(4),M,H 5-10 W PO,TO, Tuesday BS PTO

26 Nyamaddala 4,523.16 913 4,479 P(4),M,JI -5 W PO Saturday BS 93

DIRECTORY and Land use CHENNEKOTHAPALLE TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upJ..- to 2______decimal places) __, including Loca- ,--- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Dharmavaram 32 ED Rice 125.45 T (208.81) 3,209.96 72.03 2,428·11 13 Ragi W (138.40) TK (54.63) GC (15.78) PR Dharmavaram 36 ED Rice 464.58 T (63.94) 357.74 998.36 312.41 14 Ragi TK (25.09) W (25.09) GC (13.76) PR Dharmavaram 40 ED Rice 266.69 T (607.02) 3,601·29 543·09 204.36 15 Millets GC (533.37) W (73·65) PR Dharmavaram 45 ED Rice T (218.93) 1,043.28 1,182.89 329.41 16 Ragi GC (150.95) TK (49.37) W (18.61) PR Dharmavaram 43 ED Rice T (358.95) 3,806.06 732.48 461·34 17 Ragi GC (155.80) TK (123.83) W (79.32) PR Dharmavaram 42 ED Rice T (6.47) 183·73 94·70 18 Ragi W (6.47) PR Dharmavaram 42 ED Rice T (8·09) Id35.95 452.44 182·11 19 Ragi W (8·09) PR Dharmavaram 44 ED Rice T (82.96) 2,286.87 551·18 412.78 20 Ragi W (57.46) TK (25.50) PR Dharmavaram 30 ED Rice 710.62 T (89.44) 2,444.30 1,536·99 404.28 Cl 21 Ragi TK (48.97) W (40·47) PR Dharmavaram 32 Rice 113· 31 T (220.55) 834.46 1,015·35 3,311.53 22 Ragi TK (126.67) W (79.72) GC (14.16) PR Dharmavaram 24 ED Rice T (133.95) 1,812.99 1.496.52 1,057.44 23 Ragi W (113'31) TK (10.93) GC (9.71) PR Dharmavaram 18 Rice T (2.83) 53.82 129.09 18·21 24 Ragi W (2.83) PR Dharmavaram 18 ED Rice T (171.58) 452.44 1,293.37 831. 22 25 Ragi TK (164.30) GC (7.28) PR Dharmavaram 24 ED Rice 563·32 T (192.22) 1,949.37 Id26.24 692.01 26 Ragi TK (96.31) W (95.91) 94

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of tbe population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r------'------No. hectares) House­ Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus­ (Potable) the stop, Railway market station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

27 Chennekothapalle 2,927·89 794 W PO,TO, Tue~day BS,RS PTO

28 Poletipall e J,796.75 641 3,526 P(4) -5 W PO 10+ BS

29 Kanumukkala 3,676.16 929 5,078 P(6),M 10+ W PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO

30 Veldurthi 739.36 243 1,276 P(2),M 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

31 Ganginepalle 1,719.91 382 2,206 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

32 Brahmanapalle 428·16 31 168 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10 95

DIRECTORY and Land use CHENNEKOTHAPALLE T ALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Dharmavaram '20 ED Rice 156·61 T (127.88) 634.95 1.150.52 857·93 27 Ragi W (91.46) GC (36.42) PR Dharmavaram 18 ED Rice 112· 91 T (208.82) 833.24 1,767.66 874.12 Tl 28 Ragi W (117.36) TK (49.78) GC (41.68) PR Dharmavaram 14 ED Rice 712·24 T (367·05) 524·07 t. 769. 28 303.51 C1:Tl 29 Ragi W (182.92) TK (131·52) GC (52·61) PR Dharmavaram 16 ED Rice 244.02 T (92.67) 202.34 119.38 80.94 30 Ragi GC (48.16) TK (38·85) W (5.66) PR Dharmavaram 16 Rice 1,019.00 T (81.75) 320.91 48.56 249.69 31 Ragi TK (55·04) W (26·71) KR Dharmavaram 21 ED Rice T (14.57) 53.42 41.28 318.89 32 Ragi W (14.57)

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DHARMAVARM TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

14 Apparascheruvu 8 Maravapalle Agraharam 11 Mustooru 13 Bathalapalle 9 Nidigallu 15 Chennarayapatnam 20 Cherlopalle 16 Obulapuram 26 Chigicherla 7 Chinnachigullarevu 18 Peddachigullarevu Chinnakotla 6 5 Peddakotla 1 Pinnadari 19 DampetJa 31 Darsimala 12 Raghavampalle 29 Dharmavaram 22 Ravula cheruvu 28 Regatipalle 17 Gariselapalle 25 Gotluru 21 Sangala 24 Subbaraopeta 3 Kondamanayanipalyam 27 Kunuthuru 2 Tadimarri 23 Thummala 30 Mallakalva 4 Tirumalapuram 10 Malyavantham @ Modugulakurita

97 98 VILLAGE

Amenities ANANT APUR DISTRICT

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the Loca- nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village of the population Code village (in ,..- r------Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- No. hectares) House- Popula- holds lion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus· (Potable) the stop, Railway market station, if any waterway) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (1 ) (2) (3) (4Al (48) (5)

P(5) -5 W PO 5-10 BS I Pinnadari 2.620.74 700 3,885

n,H, W PO,TO, Friday BS 2 Tadimarri 3,838.84 876 4,638 P(5),M,H PHC PTO

W -5 -5 BS 3 Kondamanayanipalyam 549·56 5 28 -5 5-10

PO 5-10 -5 4 Tirumalapuram 227.84 98 584 P 5-10 W @ Modugulakunta W,R PO 5-10 BS 5 Peddakotla 2,819.84 645 3,509 P(3) 5-10

6 Chinnakotla 1,766.85 414 2,310 P(2) 5-10 W,R PO 5-10 BS

5-10 7 Chinnachigullarevu ),524.45 384 2,290 P(2) 5-10 W,R PO -5

8 Maravapalle 3,562·03 572 3,040 P(2).M 10+ W PO 10+ -5 Agraharam

9 Nidigallu 1,851· 03 4<\6 2,485 P(3) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

]0 Malyavantham 2,771. 28 739 4.154 P(5),M JOf- W PO 5-10 fiS

11 Mustooru 3,201. 46 709 4,041 P(4) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

12 Raghavampalle 243.22 112 678 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS

13 Bathalapalle 3.516.71 1,032 5,661 P(5),M,H 5-10 W PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO

14 Apparascheruvu lt611. 86 379 1,973 P(2J 5-10 W PO 5-10 as 99

DIRECTORY and Land use DHARMAVARAM TALUK

Land use (i.e .. area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to villag!: and distance supply rood by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vadon interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ( 18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Dharmavaram 24 ED Rice T (339.13) 1,366.62 785.49 129.50 Jowar W (326.18) GC (12.95) PR Dharmavar

Amenities ANANT APUR DISTRICT

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 Kms. of the Loca­ + Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Code village (in ,----'---...... Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational holds tion water Telegrapb days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B)

W -5 5-10 -5 15 Chenn arayapatnam 360.17 38 187 -5 5-10

PO 5- IO BS,RS 16 Obulapuram 1,909.71 468 P(5) 10+ W

5-10 5':10 17 Gariselapalle t.428.54 310 1,819 5-10 W,R PO,TO, PTO

BS 18 Peddachigullarevu 1,267·07 203 1,208 p 5-10 W PO 5-10

BS 19 Dampetla 1,709·79 346 1,925 P(4) 10+ W PO 5-10

BS 20 Cherlopalle 3,619·09 559 3,422 P(4),M,H D W PO 5-10

BS 21 Sangala 2,306·30 395 2,168 P(4) 5-10 w PO 5-10

22 Ravulacberuvu 3,008.43 834 4,714 P(61 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

23 Thummala 1,015.76 242 1,354 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

24 Subbaraopeta 462.15 131 720 P 10+ W PO 5-10 BS

PO,TO, 5-10 BS 25 Gotluru 3.382·35 1,010 5,283 P(5) 5-10 W PTO

26 ChigicherJa 3,805.25 647 3,436 P(4),M 10+ W PO,TO, 5-10 BS.RS PTO

27 Kunuthuru (Rural) N.A. 593 3,447 peS) 5-10 w PO 5-10 BS 101

DIRECTORY and Land Dse DHARMA VARAM T ALUK

Land use (i.e .. area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13 ) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Dharmavaram 10 ED Rice T (29.94) 144.47 168· 35 17.40 15 Ragi TK (21.85) W (8.09) PR Dharmavaram 14 ED Rice T (259.40) 842.15 567.77 240.38 16 Ragi W (145.69) GC (100.76) TK (12.95) KR Dharmavaram 24 ED Rice T (164.30) 971·24 29.95 263.05 17 Ragi W (89.03) GC (75·27) PR Dharmavaram 26 ED Rice T (88.22) 530.95 405·09 242.81 18 Ragi W (30.35) GC (57.87) PR Dharmavaram 18 ED Rice T (178.87) 930.77 154.99 445·15 19 Ragi GC (61.51) TK (62.73) W (54.63) PR Dharmavaram 14 ED Rice T (273.16) 1,660.82 268·71 1,416.40 Moharram 20 Ragi W (196·27) GC (76.89) PR Dharmavaram 9 ED Rice T (352,07) 754.33 978.93 220.96 21 Ragi GC (180.08) TK (88.22) W (83.77) KR Dharmavaram 6 ED Rice T (267.49) 1,396·97 818.27 525.69 22 Ragi W (142.04) TK (125.45) KR Dharmavaram 6 ED Rice T (80.93) 524.88 338·72 71. 22 23 Ragi GC (60.70) TK (20.23) PR. Dharmavaram 9 ED Rice T (49.37) 282·87 91.05 38.85 Cl:Tl 24 Ragi W (49·37) PR Dharmavaram 6 ED Rice T (726,81) 828·39 1,351·24 475.91 25 Ragi TK (406.30) GC (210.44) W (110·07) PR Dharmavaram 14 ED Rice T (395·78) 1,421. 66 1,625.21 362.60 26 Ragi TK (152.97) GC (141.64) W (101.17) PR Dharmavaram 7 ED Rice 10.93 T (265· 47) 2,991.43 607.43 595.70 Tl 27 Ragi W (141.64) GC (76.89) TK (46·94) 102

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (ifnot available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~---__..__---"' ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus­ (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

28 Regatipalle 2.417.18 369 1.912 P(5),M -5 W PO -5 BS

29 Dharmavaram 3.632·85 Urban Area (Dharmavaram Town) 30 Mallakalva 3,218.05 525 2,910 P(2) -5 W PO 5-10 -5

31 Darsimala 3,461.67 526 P(3) -5 W PO -5 5-10 103

DIRECTORY and Land use DHARMA V ARAM TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca­ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri­ Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti­ archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Dharmavaram 4 ED Rice T (167.54) 876·55 883·42 489.67 28 Ragi TK (86·60) W (64.7) GC (16'}9) Urban, Area (Dharmavaram Town) 29 KR Dharmavaram 6 ED Rice 917.02 T (87·01) 1,900.80 243.62 69.60 30 Ragi TK (46.54) W (40.47) KR Dharmavaram 12 ED Rice 301.09 T (473.48) 1,074.03 678.25 934.82 31 Ragi GC (242.81) TK (118.57) W (112.10)

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PENUKONDA TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2)

25 Addakulapall e 39 Magechcruvu 55 Mandli 21 Bojjireddipalle 35 Mavaturu 16 Bokkasampalle 9 Mulakalacheruvu 48 Brahmanapall e 3 Munimadugu 34 Brahmasamudram 12 Bucherla 53 Nadimpalle 44 BusiahgaripalJe 36 Nagalur 43 Naginayanicheruvu 51 Chalakuru 29 Nalluru 37 ChallapalJe 8 Naranagepalle 38 Chennapuram 57 Cherukuru 17 Obulapuram 30 Chinnamanthuru 28 Cholemarri 47 Pandiparthi 33 Peddamanthuru 27 Peddipalle 32 Dodagatta 24 Penukonda 1 Duddebanda 18 Rampuram 49 Edulaballapurnm 31 Reddipalle 4 Erramanchi 13 R. Locherla 10 Roddakampa\le 5 Gondipalle 11 Roddam 23 Gon,ipeta 45 Gudipalle 26 Sanipalle 2 Gutturu 22 Settipalle 41 Somandepalle 7 Jakkalacheruvu 46 Tungodu 50 Julukunta 14 Turakalapatnam

56 Kalipi 19 Vasudevapuram 54 Ketagani ch e ruvu 42 Veiagamakulapalle 6 Kogira 52 Velidadakala 20 KondampaiJe 15 Venkatapuram @ 40 KothapaiJe L. R. G. Naidu Estate

105 106

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~--, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Duddebanda 2,730.81 326 P -5 W PO -5 BS

2 Gutturu 1,456.86 749 3,998 P(2),M, H,HC, W,HP PO,TO Wednesday BS, H,AC SMP Phone RS

3 Munimadugu 3,937.99 463 2,597 P -5 W PO -5 BS

4 Erramanchi 2,205.94 274 1.421 P D W,HP PO -5 BS

5 Gondipalle 596.10 41 251 P 5-10 W -5 -5 -5

6 Kogira 3,322.06 502 2,932 P(4) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

7 lakkalacheruvu 978.93 98 580 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5 .

8 Naranagepalle 259.00 286 1,667 P,M 5-10 W,HP, PO 10+ 5-10 R 9 Mulakalacheruvu 2,J21.36 450 2,490 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5

10 Roddakampalle 343.98 18 145 -5 -5 W -5 -5 -5

11 Roddam 5,505.33 1,384 7,572 P(9),M,H PHC T,W,R PO,PTO Saturday BS

12 Bucherla 1,299·85 199 1.121 P(2) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

13 R. Locherla 1,438.98 243 1,325 P(2) -5 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

14 Turakalapatnam 1,471.03 282 1,390 P -5 W,R PO 5-10 BS

15 Venkatapuram alias 647.09 49 256 P -5 W,R -5 -5 BS L.R.G. Naidu Estate 16 Bokkasampalle 700.10 122 700 P 5":10 W,R PO -5 BS

17 Obulapuram 163.09 Uninhabited 18 Rampuram 1,310.77 273 1,528 P -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

19 Vasudevapuram 205.98 Uninhabited 107

DIRECTORY and Land use PENUKONDA T ALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks

in hectares rounded upto....L- 2______decimal places) ~ including Loca· ,...-- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti· archaeological vat ion interest

(l}o) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Penukonda 30 ED, Rice T (141. 64) 667· 73 607.02 1,314.42 T3 EAG Ragi GC (60.70) TK (40·47) W (40.47) PR Penukonda 14 EA Rice 515.16 T (107.24) 3.64 342.36 488.45 N5:Ml:Tl 2 Ragi TK (74.87) W (32.37) PR Penukonda 15 EA Rice 968·81 T (147.71) 590.84 1,695·63 534·99 N2 3 Ragi TK (123·43) W (24.28) PR Penukonda 9 EA Rice T (14.16) 200.32 991·48 999·98 4 Ragi TK (6·07) W (8.09) PR Penukonda 9 ED, Rice T (60.70) 138·81 12.14 384.45 5 EAG Ragi TK (40·47) W (20.23) PR Penukonda 12 Rice T (93.89) 872·50 2,355.67 6 Ragi W (93.89) KR Penukonda 19 Rice T (44.51) 489·67 339.13 105.62 7 Ragi W (44.51) KR Penukonda 27 Rice T (84.98) 12.14 161.87 M2:Tl 8 Ragi W (84·98) KR Penukonda 26 Rice T (214·48) 1,577.87 6.47 322.53 N3:M2 9 Ragi TK (93.08) W (80.93) GC (40·47) KR Penukonda 24 Rice 292-18 51.80 10 Ragi PR Penukonda 20 ED Rice T (404·68) 3,480.29 418.44 1.201.91 11 Ragi TK (404.68) KR Penukonda 20 Rice T (80·53) 1,032·76 186.56 Nl 12 Ragi TK (80.53) PR Penukonda 18 ED Rice T (36· 42) 10 271.92 175.63 NI:Ml 13 Ragi W (36.42) PR Penukonda 13 Rice T (83·37) 743.81 91.05 552·80 14 Ragi W (42.90) TK (40.47) PR Penukonda 9 ED Rice 198.30 80.94 367.85 15 Ragi PR Penukonda 9 Rice T (20.23) 441·51 52.61 185.75 16 Ragi TK (14.16) W (6.07) Uninhabited 17 PR Penukonda 5 EA Rice 443.53 T (36.83) 126.67 354.50 349.24 M2 18 Ragi TK (36.83) Uninhabited 19 108

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca· Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~----'------.. ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) _-(0)

20 Kondampalle 1,013.33 114 612 P 5-10 W,HP -5 -5 BS

21 Bojjireddipalle 160·66 7 43 P 10+ W PO 5-10 BS

22 Settipalle 2,526.04 421 2.t63 P 10+ w PO -5 BS

23 Gonipeta 2,342·31 186 1,048 P 5-10 W PO -5 -5

24 Penukonda (Rural) 6,555.00 914 4,689 P RP W,HP, PO Sunday BS,RS T,TW

25 AddakulapaJle 1.352.05 292 1,492 P 5-10 W PO -5 BS

26 Sanipallc 507·47 141 830 P -5 W PO -5 BS

27 Peddipalle 1,696.03 100 588 P D W PO Wednesday BS

28 Cholemarri 1,745.40 366 2,067 P(3) -5 W PO ·5 -5

29 NaJluru 1,538.61 285 1,705 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

30 Chinnamanthuru 787.92 184 1.050 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

31 Reddipalle 1.804.49 298 1,665 P(3) 5·10 W,R PO -5 BS

32 Dodagatta 1,623.59 362 1,976 P(3) 5-10 W,R PO 5-10 BS

33 Peddamanthuru 1,212.44 268 1,521 10+ W, HP PO 5-10 BS

34 Brahmasamudram 797.63 289 1,538 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 109

DIRECTORY and Land use PENUKONDA T ALUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of land use Remarks

in hectares rounded upto....L- 2______decimal places) ~ including Loca- ,.--- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Penukonda 8 EAG Rice 376.36 T (15.78) 113.31 332.65 175·23 20 Ragi W (15.78) PR Penukonda 12 Rice T (10.93) 93.48 5.26 50.99 21 Ragi W (10.93) PR Penukonda 12 EA Rice 486.43 T (312.42) 242.41 138.40 1.346.38 N2:MI 22 Ragi TK (176.85) W (87.41) GC (48.16) PR Penukonda 7 Rice 1,008.07 T (42.49) 143.26 163'49 985.00 23 Ragi TK (23.47) W (19.02) PR Penukonda 1 EA Rice 2,410.71 T (263.45) 754·33 485.88 2,640.57 T2 24 Ragi W (178.47) TK (84'98) PR Penukonda 6 ED Rice T (55·85) 477.93 394.16 424.11 25 Ragi TK (55.85) PR Penukonda 10 Rice T (80.94) 264.66 161. 87 26 Ragi TK (80.94) PR Penukonda 14 EA Rice T (257.78) 543.89 199·10 695.25 N4 27 Ragi TK (162.68) GC (70.01) W (25·09) PR Pcnukonda 16 ED Rice T (207·60) 1.151·33 118.98 267·49 28 Ragi TK (126.66). W (80·94) PR PeI1l1konda 18 ED Rice T (149.73) 607.03 303.51 478.34 29 Ragi TK (72-84) GC (64.75) W (12.14) PR PeI1l1konda 24 Rice T (55.85) 607.03 4.45 117.36 30 Ragi GC (31.97) W (18.62) TK (5.26) PR Penukonda 28 Rice T(1l7.76) 1,277.99 240.38 168.35 NIO:T2 31 Ragi TK (80.94) W (36·82) PR Penukonda 24 Rice T (111.29) 1.114.91 144.47 252.92 N11:T3 32 Ragi TK (80.94) W (30·35) PR Penukonda 16 ED Rice T (117,36) 708.20 225.~0 161·87 T1 33 Ragi TK (68.80) W (24.28) GC (24.28) PR Penukonda 12 Rice T (108.46) 314·44 130.71 244.02 34 Ragi TK (96.72) W (11.74) 110

VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance l.,oca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) .--_-_--L___ ---,. Code village (in ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, ifany Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) _-(10)

35 Mavaturu 1,609.84 33~ 1934 P D(2) W PO -5 BS

36 Nagalur 1,917.40 298 1,578 P,M,H -5 W PO 5-10 BS

37 Challapalle 1,016.97 359 1,952 P,M SMP W,HP PO 5-10 -5

38 Chennapuram 522.04 44 268 P,M -5 W -5 -5 -5

39 Magecheruvu 753.93 237 1,300 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

40 Kothapalle 2,243.57 72 399 P -5 W PO -5 BS

41 Somandepalle 3,034·33 1,171 6,026 P,M,H PH€: T,W PO,PTO Thursday BS,RS

42 Velagamakulapalle 266.69 96 520 P 10+ W PO -5 BS

43 Naginayanicheruvu 668.54 197 987 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ -5

44 Busiahgari pall e 440.70 86 391 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

45 Gudipalle 1,393·73 92 503 P 5-10 W PO -5 BS

46 Tungodu 1,545.09 316 1,828 P(S) 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 -5

47 Pandiparthi 10486.41 317 1,681 P(2) -5 W PO 5-10 -5

48 Brahmanapalle 166.33 138 851 P -5 W PO 5-10 BS

49 Edulaballapuram 591.65 158 822 P -5 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

50 JUlukunta 726.81 152 868 P -5 W,HP -5 10+ -5

51 Chalakuru 1,753.50 317 1,587 P(2) 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS

52 V e Iidadakal a 707·39 198 1,097 P(2),M PHC W,HP PO 10+ BS 111

DIRECTORY and Land use PENUKONDA TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Penukonda 13 ED Rice T (116.55) 1,164·68 328.60 35 Ragi TK (80.94) W (35.61) PR Penukonda 12 ED Rice T (144.07) 838.10 428.96 506.'26 36 Ragi TK (144.07) PR Penukonda 10 EA Rice T (173·61) 313.63 312·82 216.91 37 Ragi TK (173.61) PR Penukonda 9 EAG Rice T (19.42) 267.90 153.78 80.94 38 Ragi TK (13·76) W (5.66) KR Penukonda 9 EA Rice T (93·08) 327.79 215.69 117.36 39 Ragi TK. (80.94) W (12.14) PR Penukonda 10 Rice J, 543· 87 T (25.49) 74.46 566·56 33.18 40 Ragi W (12.95) TK (12.54) PR Penukonda 10 EA Rice 929.96 T (188.99) 657.21 768.90 489·26 N34;M4 41 Ragi TK (144·88) W (44.11) PR Penukonda 13 EA Rice T (3.64) 136.38 8·90 117· 76 N2 42 Ragi TK (3.64) KR Penukonda 14 Rice T (25.09) 245.64 4.05 393.76 43 Ragi TK (17.00) W (8.09) KR Penukonda 12 Rice T (4.45) 154.99 12.14 269.11 44 Ragi TK (4·45) PR Penukonda 13 EA Rice T (32.37) 776·59 154.94 399.42 N2 45 Ragi TK (29·14) W (3.23) KR Penukonda 18 Rice T (114.12) 369.48 389.71 671.78 NI:T\ 46 Ragi W (111.29) TK (2.83) PR Penukonda 14 ED Rice T (191.41) 485.62 70.82 738.55 47 Ragi TK (161.17) W (29.54) PR Penukonda 14 ED Rice T (7.28) 87.01 54.63 17.00 48 Ragi TK (7.28) KR Penukonda 14 Rice T (84.98) 19]. 82 212.86. 101·17 49 Ragi TK (76.89) W (8.09) KR Penukonda 16 EA Rice T (93.89) 335.08 61.10 236.74 50 Ragi TK (93.89) PR Penukonda 18 EA Rice T (131. 52) 457.70 667.32 496.95 N2:M4:T3 51 Ragi TK (84.98) W (46.54) PR Penukonda 19 Rice 375·95 T (75.67) 174.82 60.70 20.23 52 Ragi W (75.67) 112

VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR D1STRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,-J-----, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) • (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

53 Nadimpalle 1,636.95 250 b390 p 10+ W,HP PO 10+ -5

54 Ketaganicheruvu 1>172.78 206 1 >122 P 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ BS

55 Mandli 2,025.04 381 2>137 P(3) 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ -5

56 Kalipi 2,246.00 648 3,272 P(3) 10+ W PO 10+ BS

57 Cherukuru 1,581.51 222 1,359 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS 113

DIRECTORY and Land use PENUKONDA TALUK

Land use (i. e. , arell under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- ar chaeological vation interest

(1) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)

PR Penukonda 20 Rice T (243.62) 469.43 476-72 441_18 53 Ragi TK (243.62) PR Penukonda 20 Rice T (95.50) 350·86 339.93 386.41 T1 54 Ragi TK (53.01) W (42.49) KR Penukonda 17 Rice T (229·45) 740.98 378.38 675·42 55 Ragi TK (161·81) W (67.58) 56 PR Penukonda 24 ED Rice T (296.63) 1,513.11 120·60 315.65 Ragi TK (115.23) W (80.94) GC (40.46) PR Penukonda 25 ED Rice T (135.51) 420.81 263.04 762.02 51 Ragi TK (101.17) W (34.40)

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MADAKASIRA TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

38 Agali 21 Kothalam 44 Akkagaladevarahalli 11 Kumb.lranagehalli 3 Amarapuram 20 Amidalagondi 27 Madakasira 35 Madhudi 9 Basavanahalli 26 MallinayakanahaUi 32 Bommagondanahalli 31 Mandalahall j 55 Bullasamudram 52 Manur 28 Melavoy 22 Chandakacherla 13 Morubagal 25 Chatram 33 M. Rayapuram 12 Chigathurpi 15 Muthukur

41 Dodderi 43 Narasambudi 5 Nidragatta 48 Govindapuram 23 Gowdanahalli 36 P. Byadigera 16 Gudibanda 18 Pillenahalli 14 Gunimorubagal 19 Rallahall i 42 Ratnagiri Halukuru 4 34 Ravudi 54 Haresamudram 24 Rekulakunta Hemavathi 6 Anantapuram 37 Hul ikeradevarahalli 47 Rolla 45 Inagalur 7 Sivaram 29 S. Rayapuram 49 Jadrahalli 2 Tammedahalli 40 Kaki 46 Thubinakunta 56 Kallumarri 58 Tirumaladevarapalle 50 Karesa nkanahaIli 10 Karikera 53 Upparahalli 17 Kekathi 1 Valasa 57 Kodigenahalli 8 Veerabommanahalli 39 Kodihalli 30 Konkallu 51 Yerrabommanahalli

115 116

VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,--___ --L___ ...... Code village (in ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Valasa 3.139.95 883 5,063 P(4) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

2 Tamm edahalli 2,748·21 821 4,703 P(4),M -5 W,RP PO -5 BS

3 Amarapuram 3,812.94 1,534 8,438 P(3),M,H D(2) T,W, PO,TO, Friday BS HP,TK Phone

4 Halukuru 2,676·18 784 4,338 P(4),M -5 W,HP PO,TO -S BS

5 Nidragatta 1,277.99 351 1,981 P(2) -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

6 Hemavathi 3,731. 60 1>151 6.129 P(6),M,H D T,W, PO,TO Sunday BS HP

7 Sivaram 2,732.43 632 3,553 P(5),M -5 W,HP PO -S -5

8 Veerabommanahalli 205.58 Uninhabited 9 Basavanahalli 2,320·06 753 4.t25 P,M MCW, W,HP PO,TO 5-10 BS MCR

10 Karikera 2,062.27 S49 2,697 P -S W,RP PO -S BS

11 Kumbaranagehalli 163~ 49 195 1,J06 P(2),M -5 W,RP PO -5 BS

12 Chigathurpi 659.64 152 766 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 BS

13 Morubagal 3,500.93 951 5,246 P(6),M!R D(2) W,HP PO -5 BS

14 Gunimorubagal J,241·98 265 1>504 P(2) -5 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

15 Muthukur },966.77 679 4,079 P(7),M -5 W,HP PO -5 -5

16 Gudibanda 3,847.34 1,035 5,736 P(2),M,R PRe W,TK, PO Wednesday BS HP 117

DIRECTORY

and Land use MADAKASIRA TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available his tori calor No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Hindupur 80 EA Rice T (267.50) 773.35 ],361.76 737.34 N5 Ragi W (157·83) TK (109.67) PR Hindupur 77 EA Rice T (357.74) 1,412.75 524.47 453.25 N6:M2 2 Ragi W (335.89) TK (21. 85) PR Hindupur 75 ED, Rice T (811.39) It 951. 79 382.02 667.73 N50:M4:T2 3 EAG Ragi W (430·18) TK (381·21) PR Hindupur 72 ED, Rice T (585.17) 1,584.74 72.84 433.42 4 EAG Ragi W (407.11) TK (178.06) PR Hindupur 74 ED, Rice T (263.04) 852.27 142·45 20.23 5 EAG Ragi TK (210.84) W (52.20) PR Hindupur 69 EA Rice T (445·15) 1,282.45 430.58 1,571·79 NI6 6 Ragi TK (234.72) W (210.43) KR Hindupur 69 EA Rice T (511.93) 1.188.15 719.93 312.42 N2 7 Ragi TK (257.79) W (254·14) Uninhabited 8 PR Hindupur 59 EA Rice T (197.49) 1,456·86 485.62 180.08 N2:Ml:T1 9 Ragi W (169.97) TK (27.52) PR Hindupur 58 ED, Rice T (283.28) 1,21'4.05 322.13 242·81 Tl 10 EAG Ragi W (\61.87) TK (121. 41) PR Hindupur 56 EA Rice T (14.16) 137.59 3.64 8.09 N3 11 Ragi W (14.16) PR Hindupur 58 ED, Rice T (104.41) 370.29 63.54 121.40 12 EAG Ragi W (93.08) TK (\1.33) PR Hindupur 53 EA Rice T (311·20) 827.98 2,337.46 24.28 N2:MI 13 Ragi W (201.94) TK (109.26) PR Hindupur 36 ED Rice T (130.31) 378·38 721·15 12.14 14 Ragi W (123.43) TK (6.88) PR Hindupur 59 EA Rice T (333.06) 9R3.79 450.01 199.91 NI:TI 15 Ragi W (2:52.12) TK (80.94) PR Hindupur 58 ED, Rice 328.20 T (~95.33) 1,784.25 712.24 527.30 N20:CI :M4:Tl 16 EAG Ragi W (373.93) TK (121.40) 118

VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms:, 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is giVen) Code village (in r------L--- --.. ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

17 Kekathi 1,577.46 457 P(5) 5-10 PO -5 BS

18 Pi II enahalli 92.67 2 3 -5 -5 W -5 10+ BS

19 Rallahalli 1,827·96 908 4,950 P(6),M,H D T,W, PO, TO, 10+ BS HP Phone

20 Amidalagondi 2,850·60 719 3,900 P,M -5 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

21 Kothalam 303.51 37 220 P 10+ W PO 5-10 -5

22 Chandakacherla 1,832.41 404 2,225 P(4) 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 -5

23 Gowdanahalli 1,964.34 368 1,83g P(2) 5-10 W,HP PO -5 BS

24 Rekulakunta 1,478.72 414 2,217 P(3),M,H 10+ W,HP PO -5 BS Anantapuram 25 Chatram 598.12 219 1 d02 P(2) 5-10 W,HP -5 -5 -5

26 Mallinayakanahalli 484·00 60 290 P -5 W PO -5 -5

27 Madakasira 2,279.18 2,415 13,182 P(13),M, H,D(3), T,W. PO,PTO, Thursday BS H,JC RP(4) TW,HP Phone

28 Melavoy 3,208.74 1,359 7,522 P,M -5 W,HP PO,PTO, 10+ BS Phone

29 S. Rayapuram 274.38 172 950 P -5 W.HP PO 5-10 BS

30 Konkallu J, 458.08 348 1,919 P(4) -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

31 Mandalahalli 1,284.47 710 4,007 P(2) ,M,H 10+ W,HP PO -5 BS

32 Bommagondanahalli 2,808·11 898 5,151 P(8),M D(5) W,HP PO 5-10 BS

33 M. Rayapuram 1,976.08 514 2,968 P 5-10 W,HP PO -5 -5 119

DIRECTORY aod Land use MADAKASIRA TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Hindupur 48 ED, Rice 745·02 T (162.28) 366.64 80.94 222.58 NI:Tl 17 EAG Ragi W (133.55) o (16.59) TK (12.14) PR Hindupur 43 EAG Rice T (5.26) 46.13 33.18 8.09 18 Ragi W (5.26) PR Hindupur 45 EA Rice 825.56 T (296.63) 645.07 20·23 40.47 N8:Tl 19 Ragi W 1215.70) TK (40.47) o (40·46) PR Hindupur 38 EA Rice 32·37 T (82.15) 1,262.62 485.62 979.74 N5:MI:Tl 20 Ragi W (48.56) TK (33.59) KR Hindupur 40 Rice T (4.85) 208.01 10.52 80.13 N1:TI 21 Ragi W (4.85) PR Hindupur 42 ED Rice T (51.80) 677.04 900.42 203.15 M3 22 Ragi W (51.80) PR Hindupur 38 ED Rice T (76.89) 1,)52.14 532.97 202.34 23 Ragi W (76.89) PR Hindupur 26 ED, Rice T (188.99) 636.16 64·34 589.22 N2 24 EAG Ragi W (188.99) KR Hindupur 30 ED, Rice T (192.63) 201· 53 86.20 117· 76 25 EAG Ragi W (176.44) TK (16'19) PR Hindupur 35 Rice T (5·66) 244.02 60.70 173.61 26 Ragi TK (3.64) W (2.02) PR Hindupur 34 EA Rice 710.63 T (411.56) 233.91 485·62 437.46 Madakasira Fort, 27 Ragi TK (249.69) N500:C4:M8 W (161.87) PR Hindupur 38 EA Rice 1,214.05 T (325. 77~ 1,235·50 433.42 N4:CI :M6:T1 28 Ragi W (312.82) TK (12.95) PR Hindupur 56 ED, Rice T (39.25) 103.19 99.55 32·37 Nl:Cl 29 EAG Ragi W (39.25) PR Hindupur 58 ED, Rice 378.78 T (134.36) 672.59 16.18 256·17 NI:M3 30 EAG Ragi W (120.19) TK (14.17) PR Hindupur 58 EA Rice 668.94 T (207·20) 165.52 242.81 N10:M2 31 Ragi W (207.20) PR Hindupur 62 ED, Rice 849.03 T (362·60) 1,394.14 30.35 171. 99 Ratnagiri Fort, 32 EAG Ragi W (354.91) Ml TK (7.69) KR Hindupur 69 ED Rice T (256'97) 849,84 242.81 610.26 33 Ragi TK (232.69) W (24·2R) 120

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,---_t__~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

34 Ravudi 1,736.91 432 2,455 P(4) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

35 Madhudi 843.36 441 2,513 P(3),M,H -5 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

36 P. Byadigera 885.45 318 1,855 P(3) -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

37 Hull ikeradevarahalli 1,533.75 119 661 P(2) -5 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

38 Agali 1,387.66 951 5,167 P(5),M,H D,RP T,W, PO,PTO, Sunday BS HP Phone

39 KodihalJi 2,244.38 712 4,053 P(8) -5 W,HP PO -5 -5

40 Kaki 1,373.50 529 2,650 P 5-10 W,HP PO -5 -5

41 Dodderi 1,181.27 522 2,690 P(5) 10+ W,RP PO -5 BS

42 Ratnagiri 2,578.25 1,062 5,781 P(9),M,H PRe W,HP PO,TO Friday BS

43 Narasambudi 1,252.50 530 2,755 P(5) -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

44 Akkagaladevarahall i 195.46 Uninhabited 45 [nagalur 2,263.40 688 3,948 P(3) -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

46 Thubinakunta 284.09 30 158 -5 H W,HP -5 -5 BS

47 Rolla 3,738.48 1,196 6,537 P(lO),M, PHC,RP, W,HP PO,TO. -5 BS H D PTO, Phone 48 Govindapuram 1,787.90 750 3,998 P(2), M,H 10+ W,HP PO,TO 10+ BS

49 Jadrahalli 235.53 18 76 -5 10+ W -5 10+ -5

SO Karesankanahalli 92.27 13 71 -5 10+ W,HP -5 10+ -5 121

DIRECTORY and Land use MADAKASIRA TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loea- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

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PR Hindupur 69 ED Rice T (408.73) 672.59 242.81 412.78 Nt 34 Ragi W (307·56) TK (101.17) PR Hindupur 70 EA Rice T ([46.09) 383.24 89·03 196.27 N2:Ml:TI 35 Ragi W (123.83) TK (22.26) PR Hindupur 75 ED, Rice T (83.37) 632·93 33.18 88.22 N3:M2 36 EAG Ragi W (78.51) TK (4.86) PR Hindupur 80 ED Rice T (57.47) 828.79 80.93 566.56 37 Ragi TK (41.28) W (16·19) PR Hindupur 75 EA Rice r (176.04) 690.79 201.94 318.89 N20:M7 38 Ragi W (158.64) TK (17.40) PR Hindupur 80 ED Rice T (172.40) 779.42 1,066.75 225.81 39 Ragi W (138,00) TK (U;·21) o (16.19) KR Hindupur 61 EA Rice T (131.52) 890.30 121.41 230.27 40 Ragi TK (115.34) W (16.18) PR Hindupur 69 ED, Rice T (121·41) 687·96 210.03 161. 87 Nt 41 EAG Ragi W (80.94) TK (40.47) PR 1-1 indupur 64 EA Rice 474.29 T (288.54) 1,311.99 268.71 234. 72 NI:M2 42 Ragi W (288.54) PR Hindupur 72 ED Rice T (134.36) 749.48 114.93 202.75 N2 43 Ragi W (134.36) Unillhabited 44 PR Hindupur 62 EA Rice T (292.99) 1 >112.88 473.08 384.45 N2:MI2:T1 45 Ragi TK (167.94) W (125.05) PR Hindupur 64 Rice T (29.14) 208.82 3.64 42.49 46 Ragi TK (27.12) W (2.02) PR Hindupur 59 EA Rice 978.93 T (327. 79) 1,082·94 563.73 785·09 NIO:CI :M4:Tl 47 Ragi W (316.46) TK (I1-33) PR Hindupur 45 EA Rice 745.02 T (250.10) 654.37 138.40 48 Ragi W (250.10) PR Hindupur 43 Rice T (31. 97) 89.84 72·84 40.87 49 Ragi TK (16.59) W (15·38) KR Hindupur 43 Rice T (11.74) 43.71 4.04 32.78 50 Ragi W (10.52) TK (1·22) 122

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village oftbe population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,---<----., ,_------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market station. if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4Al (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

51 Yerrabommanahalli 2>141.19 634 3·360 P(2).M 10+ T,W, PO, 10+ BS HP Phone

52 Manur 2,442.68 554 2,997 P(5) 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ -5

53 Uppa raha 11 i 253.74 40 307 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

54 Haresamudram 2,926.68 653 3,569 P(4) 5-10 T,W, PO 10+ BS HP

55 Bullasamudram 1,633.7J 444 2,492 P(4) 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS

56 Kallumarri 2,579.46 608 3,415 P(5),M,H D(2),RP W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone

57 lit Kodigenahalli 1,541.85 285 1,493 P(2) -5 T,W, PO 10+ BS HP

58 Tirumaladevarapalle 184.54 2 8 -5 -5 W PO 10+ -5 123

DIRECTORY and Land use MADAKASIRA TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available histori calor No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vatian interest

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PR Hindupur 42 EA Rice T (201.94) 1.124.62 513.14 301.49 Nt :C3:M2:T3 51 Ragi W (165.52) TK (~7.92) o (8.50) KR Hindupur 24 ED, Rice T (219.34) 1,637.76 585.58 52 EAG Ragi TK (210.44) W (8.90) KR Hindupur 42 Rice T (22.66) 137.19 85.79 8.09 53 Ragi W (22·66) PR Hindupur 38 EA Rice 377·16 T (298.66) 1,832.41 377.98 40·47 NI:T2 54 Ragi TK (202·34) w (96.32) PR Hindupur 29 EA Rice T (157.42) 1 "84.92 278.02 13.35 55 Ragi W (157.42) PR Hindupur 24 EA Rice T (299·47) 1,288.92 590.43 400.64 N4:MI 56 Ragi TK (263.05) W (36.42) PR Hindupur 24 ED, Rice T (152.57) 323·75 1,016·97 48.56 57 EAG Ragi TK (112.10) W (40·47) KR Hindupur 24 Rice T (16.19) 108.46 57.06 2.83 58 Ragi W (12.14) TK (4.05)

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HlNDUPUR TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Vilh~ge Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2)

55 Bandarlapalle 39 Maluguru 4 Bayannakuntapall e 11 Mandalapalle 42 Beechiganipalle 81 Manepallc 72 Bevinahalli 40 Manesamudram 12 Boyalapalle 7 Marreddipalle 21 Budili 33 Marrimakulapalle 13 Buganipalle 56 Moda 31 Morasalapall e 23 Chagaleru 29 Muddireddipalle 38 Chalivendala 84 Mydugolam 62 Chilamathur 68 Cholasamudram 73 Nakkalapalle 30 Chowdireddipal1e 47 Narasapuram 76 Chowlur 34 Naremuddapalle 16 Obulapuram 66 Demakethepalle 78 Deva rapalle 17 Palasamudram 19 Devulacheruvu 50 Parigi 70 Pulamathi 44 Ganapathipalle 6 Puleru 24 Gandladinna 46 Pydeti 1 Gangampalle 79 Gollapuram 18 Ragimakulapalle 8 Gorantla 5 Gowrivaripalle 52 Sangameswarampall e 74 Santhebidanur 57 Hindupur 53 Sasanakota 64 Hussainpuram 43 Seegipalle 22 3 lakkasamudram Settipalle 48 Shr. Beerepalle 10 lowkuledudinna 49 SirekoJam 60 Kallur 82 Sirivaram 26 Kambaladinna 27 Somaghatta 9 Kammavaripalle 59 Srikanthapuram 83 Kanchisamudram 35 Subbaraopeta 25 KanugamakulapalJe 37 Tekulodu 15 Katepalle 77 Thumukunlll 71 Kirikera 75 Thungepallc 54 Kodigenahalli 69 Kodihalli 41 Utakur Kodikonda 32 20 Vadigepaiole Kodur 36 2 Vanavolu 61 Kondur 63 Veerapuram Kotipi 80 45 Vittapall e 58 Kotnur 65 67 Lepakshi YagnisettipalJe 51 Yerragunta 14 MaUapalJe 28 YerrasingepaUe

125 126

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within tbe village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and to -(- Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~----'---- ~ ~------~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

I Gangampalle 1.810.56 571 2,911 P(3) RP W PO Monday BS

2 Vanavolu 3,186.49 I .J 71 5,957 P(5),M,H CHW W PO,PTO -5 BS

3 Jakkasamud ram 324.15 118 551 P -5 W PO -5 -5

4 Bayannakuntapa 11 e 165·52 Uninhabited 5 GowrivaripalJe 4,241.90 1,115 5,825 P(5) CHW.D W PO, TO Friday BS

6 Puleru t .451· 60 574 2,795 P(2).M -5 W PO -5 BS

7 MarreddipalJe 2,488·81 94 479 -5 -5 W -5 -5 -5

8 Gorantla },237.93 1.996 9,885 P(7),M.H H,PHC, W.TW, PO,TO, Monday BS MCW, R PTO, FPC, Phone RP(8).D

9 Kammavaripal1e 1.237.93 542 2,571 P(4) CHW W PO -5 BS

10 Jowkuledudinna 91·05 7 40 -5 5- 10 W -5 -5 BS

11 Mandalapalle 3.100· 69 1,168 5,945 P(6) 5-10 W.TW PO 5-10 BS

12 Boyalapalle 279.23 Uninhabited 13 Buganipalle 195.87 86 432 P -5 W -5 5-10 -5

14 Mallapalle 2,755.90 475 2,456 P(3) CWC W PO 5-10 BS

15 Kat~palle 229.46 41 192 -5 -5 W -5 5-10 -5

16 Obulapuram 74·46 19 101 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

17 Palasamudram 1,438.25 456 2,437 P(3),M,H RP, W,TK PO Sunday BS MCW 127

DIRECTORY and Land use HINDUPUR T ALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca· _.l..,______--.., ,-- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri· Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cuIti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16} (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Penukonda 40 ED, Ragi 175.23 T (42.49) 187.77 81. 75 1,323·32 NI EAG Bajra W (38.44) WE (4.05) PR Kadiri 48 EA Ragi 1,921.04 T (267·09) 283.28 218.93 496.14 N4:C4:M4 2 Bajra TK (145.68) W(lOI·I7) WE (16.19) o (4.05) KR Kadiri 45 Ragi T (17.40) 208.82 33.18 56·25 3 Bajra W (9.31) TK (8·09) Uninhabited 4 PR Kadiri 38 EA Ragi 1 d65·49 T (104.81) 836.08 714.27 1,421·25 Ml:Tl 5 Bajra TK (80.53) W (24.28) PR Hindupur 24 ED, Ragi T (129.90) 997·55 155.80 168.35 N4:Tl 6 EAG Bajra TK (8i .34) W (48.56) KR Hindupur 52 Ragi T (14.16) 2.385.21 46.54 42.90 7 Bajra W (\4.16) PR Penukonda 37 EA Ragi T (153·78) 850.65 233.50 Madhavachary 8 Bajra WE (60·70) Temple, TK (34.40) NI50:Cl:MI6:TI W (22.26) o (22·26) R (14.16) PR Penukonda 35 ED, Ragi T (33.59) 833.65 3.24 367.45 N2 9 EAG Bajra W (23·07) WE (10.52) PR PBnukonda 22 Ragi 51. 39 13·76 21.85 10 Bajra PR Penukonda n ED, Ragi T (93.08) 896.78 ], 683.49 386.88 N3:MI 11 EAG Bajra W (63.13) TK (29.95) Uninhabited 12 KR Penukonda 29 Ragi T (4.05) 145.69 45.73 13 Bajra W (4.05) PR Penukonda 30 EA Rice 1.118·95 T (82.96) 908.11 427.75 218.13 N4 14 Ragi TK (70·82) W (12.14) KR Penukonda 42 Rice T (10.12) 154.59 12.14 52.61 15 Ragi TK (8.10) W (2.02) KR Penukonda 21 Rice T (2.02) 21.45 50.99 16 Ragi TK (2·02) PR Pcnukonda 19 EA Rice T (16.59) 486.03 908.52 27. II NIO 17 Ragi WE (1(i·59) 128

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,.---.l-.-...... , ,------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds lion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus­ (Potable) the stop, Railway market station, if any waterway) (I) (2) (3) (4A) !4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

18 Ragimakulapa 11e 148.11 20 109 -5 -5 W -5 10+ -5

19 Devulacheruvu 251. 31 45 212 -5 -5 T,W -5 10 t· BS

20 Vadigep:llJe 1,755.52 365 1,986 P(4) -5 W,TW PO 10+ BS

21 Budili 4,988.95 1,488 RP, W,TW, PO, TO, 10+ BS CHW R Phone

22 Setti palle 1,447.15 442 2,261 P(3) -5 W,TW PO 10+ BS

23 Chagaleru 2,417.99 695 3,570 P(2) -5 PO 10+ -5

24 Gandladinna 104.41 Uninhahited 25 Kanugamakulapalle ISI.30 12 72 -5 5-10 W PO 10-1· 5-10

26 Kambaladinna 160.26 Uninhabited 27 Somaghatta 1,752·69 411 2,) 17 P(2),M 10+ W,TW PO -5 BS

28 Yerrasingepalle 190.61 Uninhabited 29 Muddireddipal1e 156.21 81 419 P 5-10 W PO,TO 5-10 5-10

30 Chowdireddipa lie 117·76 Uninhabited 31 Morasalapalle 1,503.00 416 2,081 PO) -5 W,TW PO Sunday -5

32 Kodikonda 813.42 541 2,640 P(2),M,H MCW T,W, PO,TO, Sunday TIS TW,O Phone

33 Marrimakulapaile 53.42 Uninhahited 34 Naremuddapalle 74.06 Unill/zahited 35 Subbaraopeta 237.55 39 273 P -5 PO 5-10 -5 129

DIRECTORY and Land use HINDUPUR T ALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,.--- -'------., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Penukonda 21 Rice T (8.90) 75.27 63.94 18 Ragi TK (8.90) KR Hindupur 45 Rice T (13.76) 126.26 16.19 95.10 19 Ragi W (13.76) PR Hindupur 38 Rice 432.20 T (72.84) 213.67 576·27 460.53 20 Ragi W (72.84) PR Hindupur 32 EA Rice 57·06 T (283.28) 1.842.12 1.679.04 1.]27.45 NI4:C1:MtO:Tl 21 Ragi W (121.40) TK (80.94) o (80.94) PR Hindupur 38 EA Rice T (164.71) 629.28 239.57 413.59 N3 22 Ragi WE (80.94) W (78.10) TK (4.86) o (0.81) KR Hindupur 48 EA Rice T (163·49) 1.291·35 593.27 369.88 MI:TI 23 B1jra TK (129·09) W (22.26) WE (12.14) Uninhabited 24 KR I-lindupur 48 Rice T (4.86) 111.69 24.28 40.47 M2:Tl 25 Ragi W (3.24\ TK (1.62) U ninhahited 26 FR Hindupur 50 ED Rice T (101·98) 1.016.16 406.71 227.84 N6 27 Ragi TK (87.41) W (14.57) Uninhabited 28 KR Hindupur 48 Rice T (14.57) 86·20 4.05 51.39 29 Ragi TK (12.14) W (2.43) Uninhabited 30 KR Hindupur 42 ED. Rice T (109.26) 574.65 452.03 367·05 NI:Tl 31 EAG Ragi TK (99.55) WE (9.71) PR Hindupur 43 EA Rice T (119.38) 363.81 109.67 220,55 N25:M6 32 Ragi TK (80.13) WE (33·99) W (4.05) R (\.21) Uninhabited 33 Uninhabited 34 KR Hindupur 42 Rice T (5.66) 8.50 195.06 28·33 35 Ragi W (5·66) 130

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,..--J---. No. hectares) . House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) . (9) (10)

35 Kodur 4,082.46 1,163 5,829 P(6),M MCW W,TW, PO, Wednesday BS R Phone

37 TekUlodu 884.64 230 1,297 P(2) 5-10 W,TW PO 10+

38 Chalivendala 2,273.11 663 3,540 P(6) 5-10 W,TW PO 10+ BS

39 Maluguru 2,419.61 669 3,373 P(2),M 5-10 W PO BS,RS

40 Manesamudram 505.45 167 817 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

41 Utakur 1,290.54 622 3,301 P(3),M,H . MCW W,TW, PO 10+ BS R

42 Beechiganipallc 450 2,603 -5 W PO 5-10 BS

43 Seegipal1e 536.21 161 864 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

44 Ganapathipalle 547. 13 112 662 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

45 Vittapalle 438.27 178 936 P -5 W PO 10+ BS

46 pydeti 620.79 207 1,191 P,M 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

47 Narasapuram 744.62 273 1,499 P(3) -5 W PO 10+ BS

48 Shr. Beerepalle 243·62 69 364 P -5 W PO 10+ BS 131

DIRECTORY aDd Land use HINDUPUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code· to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical Dr No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Hindupur 38 EA Rice T (3B5.26) 1,976.48 944.53 776.18 N8 36 Ragi TK (163.90) W (89.03) WE (86.20) o (46.13) KR Hindupur 27 ED Rice 441. 51 T (65.56) 61.51 164.71 151. 35 37 Ragi TK (59.49) W (6.07) PR Hindupur 22 EA Rice 972.86 T (674.61) 625.64 Ml:T3 38 Ragi TK (388·50) WE (269.92) W (16.19) PR Hindupur 14 EA Rice T (301.09) 982.57 728.03 407.92 MI:T3 39 Ragi TK (261.43) WE (21.85) W (17·81) PR Hindupur 14 ED, Rice T (51.39) 107.65 225·00 121. 41 N5:Tl 40 EAG Ragi TK (37.23) W (12.14) WE (2·02) PR Hindupur 14 EA Rice T(311.61) 157.83 558.06 263.04 N3:M3:T1 41 Ragi WE (118.98) W (111·69) TK (6~.75) o (16·19) PR Hindupur 16 EA Rice T (150.95) 1,033.97 897.18 283.28 42 Ragi WE (93.89) TK (33·18) W (23.88) PR Hindupur 22 EA Rice T (47.35) 264·26 165.52 59.08 N2 43 Ragi TK (47.35) PR Hindupur 24 EA Rice T (17.81) 226.62 220. \5 73. SI N2 44 Ragi W (17·81) PR Hindupur 18 ED, Rice T (77·70) 193.84 139.62 27.11 MI:Tl 4S EAG Ragi WE (58.68) W (19·02) PR Hindupur 21 ED, Rice T (70.01) 2(0.03 211·25 129.50 TI 46 EAG Ragi WE (51.80) W (18·21) PR Hindupur 20 ED, Rice T (88·22) 251.71 385.67 19·02 N2 47 EAG Ragi WE (80.94) W (7·28) PR Hindupur 18 ED, Rice T (50.99) 61.11 73.65 57.87 48 EAG Ragi WE (32.37) W ([8.62) 132

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population oearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (io r-~ ,------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus­ (Potable) the stop, Railway market station, if any waterway) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (40) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

49 Sirekolam 1,J61.85 470 2,650 P(3),M MCW W PO 10+ BS

50 Parigi 2,945.29 1,622 8,495 P(7),M,H RP,D, T,W. PO,TO, 5-10 BS MCW TK,TW PTO, Phone 51 Yerragllnta 778.21 292 1,603 P(3) -5 W,TW PO 5-10 BS

52 Sangameswa rampalle 49.37 3 11 -5 -5 W -5 10+ -5

53 Sasanakota 592·46 287 1,632 P(2),M -5 W,T, PO 5-10 BS R

54 Kodigenahalli },253.71 912 5,663 P(7),M(2). D(2) T,W, PO, -5 BS H(2) TW Phone

55 Bandarlapalle 115.34 12 99 -5 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 -5

56 Moda 1,748·64 1,064 5,831 P(5),M 5-10 W,TW PO 5-10 BS

57 Hindupllr (Rural) N.A. 748 4,301 PO) 5-10 W PO Friday BS

58 Kotnllr },432.18 2,442 12,220 P(3),M.H -5 W,TW PO,TO, -5 BS Phone

59 Srikanthapuram (Rural) N. A. 567 3,097 P(3) -5 W PO 10+ BS

60 Kallur 20191·37 656 3,391 P(3),M MCW w PO ]0+ BS

61 Kondur 1,869.64 602 3,084 5-10 W,T PO 10+ BS 133

DIRECTORY

and Land nse HINDUPUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca· ,....-- _.__------..._ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (I8) (19) (20) (I)

PR Hindupur 16 EA Rice T (145.69) 534.59 280.85 200·72 N2 49 Ragi TK (129.50) WE (14.17) W (2.02) PR Hindupur 14 ED Rice T (343.98) 1,082.94 1,022.63 495.74 N20:C2:MI2:TI0 50 Ragi WE (263.04) TK (80·94) PR Hindupur 14 ED, Rice T (148·52) 322.94 201.13 105.62 T2 51 EAG Ragi WE (87·01) TK (41.28) W (20.23) KR Hindupur 14 Rice T (32.37) 6.48 4·05 6.47 52 Ragi WE (20.23) W (12.14) PR Hindupur 10 EA Rice T (145.28) 182.51 137.19 127.48 NI4:M2:TI 53 Ragi WE (87.82) W (57·46) PR Hindupur 8 EA Rice T (143.66) 203.96 506·26 399·83 NI0:MI 54 Ragi WE (141.64) W (2.02) PR Hindupur 12 ED, Rice T (40.47) 15·78 36·02 23.07 55 EAG Ragi WE (36·42) W (4.05) PR Hindupur 10 ED, Rice T (297.44) 579.91 598.12 273.16 N5:M3:T4 56 EAG Ragi WE (263.05) TK(l8.21) W (16.18) PR Hindupur 2 EA Rice T (465·39) 90.65 622.00 414.39 NI0:M6:T3 57 Ragi TK (323.75) W (141.64) PR Hindupur 6 EA Rice T (539·85) 159.85 410.35 322.13 N25:CI: M15:T4 58 Ragi TK (341. 15) W (198.70) PR Hindupur 3 EA Rice T (156.61) 770.52 333.46 687.96 N2:C2:M6:T1 59 Ragi TK (121.81) WE (27.52) W (7.28) PR Hindupur 9 EA Rice T (283.28) 868·86 351.27 687.96 M3:T2 60 Ragi W (121.41) WE (101.17) TK (60.70) PR Hindupur 18 EA Rice 490.48 T (199.51) 559.27 356.12 264·26 N4:M2:TI 61 Ragi TK (135.57) WE (43.30) W (20.64) 134

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms •. 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~----'------, ~------'------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4Bl (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

62 Chilamathur 4,1 77.56 1,871 MCW, W,TW, PO,TO, Saturday BS D,RP T,O PTO, Phone

63 Veerapuram 785.90 219 }d41 P(2) -5 W,TW PO -5

64 Hussainpuram 537·83 137 714 -5 5-10 W,TW PO 10+ -5

65 Yagnisettipalle 611.07 85 521 P -5 W,TW -5 10+ -5

66 Demakethepalle 1,666.09 697 3,974 P(5),M,H MCW, W,TW PO,TO, 10+ BS RP Phone

67 Lepakshi 1,890.69 1 ,034 5,486 P(4),M, H,PHC, W,R PO,PTO Sunday BS H,C FPC,D

68 Cholasamudram 1,534·56 625 3,288 P(3),M MCW W,TW PO 10+ BS

69 Kodihalli 1,284.87 625 3,450 P(4) -5 W PO 10+ BS

70 Pulamathi 1 >141. 21 385 2>172 P(2) -5 W,TW PO 5-\0 BS

71 Kirikera 1,395.35 1,041 5,411 P(4),M,H RP,D W,TW PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO

72 Bevinahalli I. 569. 77 276 1,511 P(2) -5 W,TW PO 5-10 -5

73 Nakkalapalle 267.09 1 J 1 681 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

74 Santhebidanur 729.24 443 2,461 P(2),M -5 W PO 10+ -5 135

DIRECTORY and Land use HINDUPUR TALUK

Land use (i. e. , area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available histori calor No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

PR Hindupur 30 EA Rice 749.48 T (323·34) 1.078.08 339·94 1.686.72 NiOO:Cl:M3 62 Ragi TK (138·00) WE (97.12) W (63.94) R (16.19) o (8,09) KR Hindupur 36 ED, Rice T (53· 42) 314·44 237.55 180.49 Nl 63 EAG Ragi TK (40·47) WE (4.45) W (4·45) o (4.05) KR Hindupur 30 ED. Rice 369.07 T (54.23) 114.52 M2 64 EAG Ragi TK (40.47) W (13.76) KR Hindupur 28 ED Rice T (53.42) 520.83 32.78 4.04 65 Ragi TK (31. 16) WE (22.26) PR Hindupur 24 EA Rice 540·66 T (256.97) 103·60 464.17 300.68 N5 66 Ragi TK (145·68) WE (111.29) PR Hindupur 18 EA Rice T (202.34) 970.44 343.17 374.74 Lepakshi Temple, 67 Ragi TK (165.92) N25:M4:Tl WE (26.30) W (10·12) PR Hindupur 14 EA Rice T (141·64) 469·84 649.92 273·16 N2 68 Ragi TK (89.03) WE (32·38) W (20.23) PR Hindupur 9 EA Rice T (238·76) 346·01 521.23 178.87 N4 69 Ragi W (174.01) TK (64.75) PR Hindupur 9 EA Rice T (202·34) 351· 27 384.05 203.55 N2:M2 70 Ragi TK (103.60) WE (SO.13) W (18.61) PR Hindupur 9 EA Rice T (269.52) 307.15 587·20 231. 48 NI:M7:T3 71 Ragi W (107.24) TK (81.34) WE (80.9-1) PR Hindupur 8 EA Rice T (92.27) 1.150·11 205.98 121.40 72 Ragi WE (92·27) KR Hindupur 11 ED, Rice T (59·08) 92.27 30·35 85.39 73 EAG Ragi W (59.08) PR Hindupur 14 ED. Rice T (161.87) 2-12·00 182.11 143.26 NI:M2 74 EAG Ragi WE (152.97) W (8.90) 136

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and TO + Kms. of the of of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name village ~ ______L- ______~ Cod.: village (in ,.-- ____L ______No. he etares) House- Popula· Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus- (Potable) tht: SlOP, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4n) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

75 Thungepalle 65.56 55 305 -5 -5 \V -5 10-1· -5

76 Chowlur 1,109.24 828 4,450 P(S),M MCW,D W,TW PO 10+ -5

77 Thumukunta 609.46 187 1.059 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

78 Devarapall e 315.25 47 245 -5 -5 W -5 )0+ -5

79 Gollapuram 1,248.86 334 1,750 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

80 Kotipi 1.412.35 498 2,607 P(3) -5 W PO 5-10 -5

81 ManepaJJe 1.197.46 489 P(J) MeW, w PO 10+ BS RP(7.)

82 Sirivaram 1,309.96 609 P(2),M 5-10 w PO 10+ BS

83 Kanchisamudram 1.869.24 732 -5 w PO 10+ BS

84 Mydugolam 424.11 227 1,253 P w PO 10+ 137

DIRECTORY and Land use HINDUPUR T ALUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- .J-_. ______-..." ,.--- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vatian interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (1S) (19) (20) (1)

KR Hindupur 16 ED Rice T (10.12) 42.49 8.90 4.04 75 Ragi W (10.12) KR Hindupur 20 EA Rice T (250.90) 271·95 363·00 223.39 M2:T3 76 Ragi WE (244.43) W (6·47) PR Hindupur 16 ED, Rice T (80.53) IS6.15 191·S2 150.95 77 EAG Ragi TK (53.S2) W (26.71) PR Hindupur 14 ED Rice T (16·18) 150.14 101·57 44.11 78 Ragi W (16.18) PR Hindupur 15 EA Rice T (86.60) 739.36 285.30 137.59 79 Ragi TK (54.23) W (32.37) PR Hindupur 8 EA Rice T (192.63) 458.10 485.62 275·99 NI 80 Ragi TK (164.30) WE (16.19) W (12·14) PR Hindupur 14 EA Rice T (133.54) 806·94 65.96 190·61 NI 81 Ragi TK (80.94) WE (32·37) W (20.23) PR Hindupur 16 EA Rice T (207.20) 8117.75 72.44 222.57 N3 82 Ragi TK (122.22) WE (52.61) W (32.37) PR Hindupur 19 EA Rice 81. 34 T (IS0.08) 353.29 570.61 683.92 NIO:MI:T3 83 Ragi WE (97.12) W (50.59) TK (32.37)

PR Hindupur 24 EA Rice T (66.77) 20S.41 108.45 40·47 N5:M2;T2 84 Ragi W (32.37) WE (20.23) TK (14.17)

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NALLAMADA TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1 ) (2) (1) (2)

45 Allapalle 6 Marthad 66 Amadaguru 57 Mohammadabad 59 Arkabha vipalle 42 Mukkandlavari- kothapaJle 37 Bathulapalle 10 Mukthapuram 4 Brahmadevamarri 36 Muthyalacheruvu BudanampalJe 24 Nagireddipa1Je 26 Charupalle 29 NaJlamada 65 Cheekirevulapalle 34 Narasambhotlapal] e 64 Chinagonipalle 31 Chowt ikuntapa lie 47 Obuladevaracheruvu 43 Daburuvar ipall e 52 Pan tbul ache ruVu 70 DademvaripalJe 21 Patnam 18 Dcvaragudipalle 40 Pulagampa II e 35 Donnikota 69 Pulikunt Japall e 13 Doregal 61 Ramanathapuram 63 Edigavaripalle 27 Reddipalle

62 Gadidemvaripalle 22 Sanevaripalle 7 Gandlavandlapalle 8 Sankepalle 30 Gopipalle 12 Sankepalle il Gunjepalle Brahmanapalle 5 Sriobandlapalle InagaJuru 41 46 Sunnampall e 9 Joonalakothapa lie 60 Tangcdukunta 56 Jowka JakothapaJle 16 Thappetavaripalle 51 Thavalamarri 38 Kadiri Brahmaoapalle 14 Thi I11ma naya oi pal yam 68 Karimireddipalle 44 Thippepalle 58 Kassamudram 67 Thummala 2 Kodavandlapalle 50 Thummalakuntlapalle 19 Kondagattupalle 32 Kondakamarla 54 Ubicherla 33 Kurumala 3 Uppalapadu 48 Kuruvapalle 28 Vankarakunta 20 Lakkasamudram 55 Veeraobanapalle 71 Lokoj ipalle 25 Vellamaddi 49 Venkatapuram 53 Maddimadugu 23 Malakavemula 39 Yeguvapalle 15 Mallepalle 17 Y el1areddipaJ Ie

139 140

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available witbin the village, the distance Loca- Total area Housebolds and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village oftbe population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,-----'-----. Code village (in r------~. No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market station, if any waterway) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Budanampalle 1,302.68 277 1.594 P(2).M -5 W PO 5-10 BS

2 Kodavandlapalle 2,082.91 378 2.131 P(4).M.H MCW W.HP PO 10+ BS

3 Uppalapadu 1,141.62 184 993 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

4 Brahmadevamarri 642_64 176 968 P(2) 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

5 Srobandlapalle 607.03 80 410 P H.D W,HP -5 5-10 -5

6 Marthad 1.340.72 295 1,581 P 10+ W PO 5-10 BS

7 Gandlavandlapa 11 e 455.27 175 1,003 P 10+ W PO 5-10 -5

8 Sankepaile 2.486.38 387 2,092 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

9 Jonnalakothapalle 1,639·78 633 3.399 P(S).M 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS

10 Mukthapuram 2,380.35 164 876 P MCW W,HP PO 10+ BS

II GUlljepalle 3,878.09 ),389 7,291 P(4),M.H D.PHC. W,HP, PO, 5-10 BS,RS FPC TW PTO 12 S.lnkepalle 954.65 154 897 P D W -S 5-10 -5 Br,lhmanapalle 13 Dorcgal 8.059·70 8S6 4,685 P(2l 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

14 Th immanayanipal yam 1018-1.92 105 568 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

15 Malicpalle 2.495.69 750 3.847 P(4).M,H 0 W PO 5-10 BS

16 Thappetavaripa 11 e 955.87 163 961 P -5 W.HP PO 5-10 BS

17 Yellareddipalle 897·19 49 252 -5 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

18 Deva ragudi pal Ie 677.04 132 605 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

19 Kondagattupalle 2.471.41 518 2.766 P(2) 5-10 W.HP PO 5-10 BS 141

DIRECTORY and Land use NALLAMADA TALUK

Land use (i.e .. area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(1J) (l2) (l3) (14) (15) (l6) (l7) (l8) (l9) (20) (I)

PR Kadiri 48 ED Sajja T (105·22) 849.84 104.81 242.81 Rice W (64.75) GC (40.47) PR Kadiri 44 ED Sajja T (160.25) 1':!14·05 61.11 647·50 N2 2 Rice W (160.25) PR Kadiri 48 ED Sajja T (80.94) 526.09 271.54 263.05 NI 3 Rice W (80.94) KR Kadiri 42 Sajja T (60.70) 447.99 29.14 104.81 4 Rice TK (48·56) W (12.14) KR Kadiri 42 ED Sajja T (10·12) 485·62 40.47 70.82 5 Rice W (10.12) PR Kadiri 40 ED S~jja T (26.30) 885·85 103.19 325.37 6 Rice W (26.30) PR Kadiri 39 ED Sajja T (60.70) 315.25 79.32 NI 7 Rice TK (40.47) W (26.23) KR. Kadiri 38 ED Sajja T (152.56) 1,761.19 572.63 8 Rice W (72.84) TK (56.25) o (23.47) PR Kadiri 40 ED Sajja T (161.87) 749·48 323.75 404.68 Tl 9 Rice GC (161.87) PR Kadiri 42 ED Sajja T ~89·03) 1,214.05 161·87 915.40 MI 10 Rice W (89.03) PR Kadiri 38 ED Sajja T (202,34) 1,618.74 923.89 1,[~3.12 N150:CI :M5:T1 11 Rice W (202.34) KR Kadiri 38 ED Sajja T (32.37) 554.82 33·18 334.27 Nl 12 Rice W (32.37) PR Kadiri 38 ED Sajja 787.52 T (68.80) 3,976·43 101.17 3,]25.78 N3:C"T2 13 Rice TK (40.47) W (28.33) KR Kadiri 32 Sajja 404.68 T (12'14) 180.20 400.64 177.25 14 Rice W (12.14) PR Kadiri 27 ED Sajja 80.53 T (69.61) 1,350.84 590.03 404.68 IS Rice W (69.61) PR Kadiri 26 ED Sajja T (24.28) 404.68 502.62 24.28 16 Rice W (24.28) PR Kadiri 27 S:Jjja T (12·14) 323.75 43.30 518.00 17 Rice W (11.331 TK (0.81) PR Kadiri 27 ED Sajja T (45.32) 283.28 30· 35 318.08 18 Rice TK (35·61) W (9.71) PR Kadiri 20 ED S;)jja T (69.60) 1,]:;3.76 1,248.05 NI 19 Rice W (51.80) TK (17 .SO) 142

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,.--A----. No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (40) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

20 Lakkasamudram 1,696.03 369 1,995 P(3) 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

21 Patnam 3,054.56 819 3,927 P,M,H 5-10 W PO, 10+ BS,RS PTO

22 Sanevaripalle 2,848.98 252 ],291 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

23 Malakavemula 1,007.26 278 1,295 P(2) MCW W PO 5-10 BS

24 Nagireddipa1le 1,246.43 145 750 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

25 Vellamaddi 1.988.22 630 3,093 P(4) 10+ W PO 5-10 -5

26 Charupalle 2,413.94 474 2,333 P,M 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

27 Reddipa]}e 4,892.23 1,412 6.976 P(2),M.H D.MCW W.HP PO Thursday BS

28 Vankarakunta 1,265.04 557 2,927 P(2) 5-10 W.HP PO 10+ BS

29 Nallamada 3,854.62 }t530 7,774 P(8),M,H H,D W,HP PO,TO. Tuesday BS PTO

30 Gopipalle 1,)39.59 352 1,515 P(2) 5-10 W PO -5 -5

31 Chowtikuntapalle 265.88 140 676 P(2) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

32 Kondakamarla 3,558.80 1,538 7,884 P(6),M,H H(2),l) W,HP PO Friday BS

33 Kurumala 2,043·25 619 2,852 P(2) 5-10 W.HP PO -5 -5

34 Narasambhotlapalle 63.54 13 54 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

35 Donnikota 3,532.90 636 3,259 P(4),M 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

36 Muthyalacheruvu 3,430.51 556 2,898 P(4) 5-10 W.HP PO. TO, 5-10 BS PTO 37 B:tth ulapall e 783.87 123 725 P 5-10 W -5 -5 BS

38 Kadiri Brahmanapalle 1,532.95 526 2,8[5 P H W,HP PO 5-10 BS 143

DIRECTORY and Land use NALLAMADA TALUK

Land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available histori calor No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kadiri 17 ED Sajja T (118.57) 1,011.71 476.72 89·03 20 Rice W (68.79) TW (49.78) PR Kadiri 14 ED Sajja T (271.14) 1,335.46 314·84 1,]33.12 N20:M2 21 Rice TK (242.81) W (28.33) PR Kadiri 22 ED Sajja T (49.78) 809·37 20·23 1,969·60 Nt 22 Rice W (32·38) TK (17.40) PR Kadiri 18 ED Sajja 80.94 T (108.45) 404.68 326.18 87.01 N2 23 Rice W (60·70) TK (47·75) KR Kadiri 16 ED Sajja T (42.49) 323.75 872.10 8·09 24 Rice W (32.37) TK (10.12) KR Kadiri 20 ED Sajja 161. 87 T (101.17) 728.43 389.71 607.03 25 Rice W (101.17) PR Kadiri 13 ED S~jja 202.34 T (\21.41) 485· 62 592· 86 1,011.71 26 Rice W (121.41) PR Kadiri 18 ED Sajja T (263.04) 1,051.37 3,456.4t 121. 41 N4:M15 27 Rice TK (222.57) W (40.47) PR Kadiri 20 ED Sajja T (53. 01) 809.37 48.97 353.69 N4:MI:T1 28 Rice W(53.01) PR Kadiri 18 ED Sajja T (129·50) 2,794.34 121. 41 809.37 N3 29 Rice W (101.17) TK (28.33) KR Kadiri 14 ED Sajja T (48.56) 728.43 119·79 242.81 N2 30 Rice W (48.56) PR Kadiri 18 ED Sajj:l 165.11 10.12 60.70 31 Rice PR Kadiri 24 ED S:ljja T (339.94) 2,282·42 369·88 566.56 N35:M4 32 Rice W (339.94) KR Kadiri 18 ED Sajja T (20.23) 1,416.39 363.81 242.81 33 Rice W (20.23) KR Kadiri 18 ED Sajja T (4·86) 50·59 I. 62 6.07 34 Rice TK (4.86) PR Kadiri 13 ED Sajja T (182·11) 1.214.05 336·70 1.800.04 N2 35 Rice W (121.41) TK (60·70) PR Kadiri 8 ED Sajja T (138.40) 1,512.31 161.06 1,618.74 M2:T1 36 Rice TK (138.40) PR Kadiri 4 ED Sajja 20·23 T (21.04) 259.00 8.90 474.70 37 Rice W (21.04) PR Kadiri (1 ED Sajja 20.23 T (60.70) 930.77 101. 17 420.06 38 Rice TK (60.70) 144

VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,-____L ___ --, .____------'------. No. hectares) House­ Popula­ Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus­ (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

39 Yeguvapalle 1,155·78 135 849 -5 10+ W -5 5-10 BS

40 PulagampaHe 1d05.19 338 1,811 P(3) 5-10 W,HP PO Tuesday BS

41 Inagaluru 2,960.67 928 4,867 P(6) PO Tuesday BS

42 Mukkandlavari- 520.02 88 457 -5 10+ W PO -5 BS kothapaile

43 Daburuvaripalle 677.04 896 4.584 P(7) 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

44 Thippepalle 1,300.66 397 2,007 P(3) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

45 Allapalle 2,851·41 922 4,559 P(7), M,H 10+ W,HP PO Friday BS

46 Sunnampalle 2,223·74 663 3,263 P(4) 10+ W PO -5 BS

47 Obuladevaracheruvu t.708.58 762 3,844 P(4),M,H H,PHC W,HP PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO 48 Kuruvapalle 50.18 Uninhabited 49 Venkatapuram 989.45 232 1,150 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

50 Thummahlkunt lapall e 815·84 359 1,975 P(2) 10+ W PO 5-10 BS

51 Thava lamarri 1,089.82 267 ],301 P(2),M ]O-!- W PO 5-10 BS

52 Panthulacheruvu 775.78 207 948 P 5- 10 W -5 5-10 BS

53 Maddimadugu 700.91 176 803 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

54 Ubicherla 1,348.41 516 2,424 P(3),M 10+ W PO 5-10 BS

55 Veeraobanapalle 877·76 135 666 P 10+ W PO 5-10 BS

56 Jowkalakothapalle 2,540.21 687 3,059 P(3),M(2), 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 -5 H 145

DIRECTORY and Land use NALLAMADA TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kadiri 9 ED Sajja 80·94 T (16.19) 303.51 48.56 706.58 39 Rice TK (16.19) PR Kadiri II ED Sajja 202·34 T (48.56) 409.54 60.70 384.05 NI 40 Rice TK (48·56) PR Kadiri 14 ED Sajja T (191.41) 809.37 1,433.80 526.09 41 Rice GC (78·91) W (58.68) TK (53.82) PR Kadiri 18 ED Sajja T (30·35) 323.75 84.98 80.94 42 Rice W (16.19) TK 04.16) PR Kadiri 21 ED Sajja T (97.12) 65.15 29.14 485·62 43 Rice W (80.94) TK (16.18) PR Kadiri 20 ED Sajja T (142·04) 526.09 161.87 470.65 44 Rice W (121.40) TK (20.64) PR Kadiri 28 ED Sajja T (76.89) 1,224.17 1,300.25 250.10 N3 45 Rice TK (48.56) W (28·33) PR Kadiri 24 ED Sajja T (89.03) 1,214.05 872.10 48.56 46 Rice TK (64.75) W (24.28) PR Kadiri 18 ED Sajja T(202.34) 930.77 393.35 182·11 N20 47 Rice W (202.34) Ullinhabited 48 PR Kadiri 15 ED Rice T (59.08) 485.62 303.11 141.64 49 Ragi W (30.35) TK (28.33) GC (0.40) PR Kadiri 14 ED Rice T (145.68) 419.25 48.56 202.34 N3 50 Ragi W (72.84) TK (72.84) PR Kadiri 9 ED Sajja T (80.12) 541·06 46.54 422.09 N3 51 Rice TK (40.06) W (40.06) PR Kadiri 6 Sajja T (141·64) 169.97 11·50 455·67 N1 52 Rice TK (125.45) W (16.19) PR Kadiri 12 ED Sajja T (64.75) 323.75 251. 71 60.70 53 Rice W (6,f.75) PR Kadiri 13 ED Sajja 202·34 T (121·41) 404.611 60.70 559.27 54 Rice W (121.41) PR Kadiri 17 ED Rice T 1)0.23) 404.68 330.63 122.21 55 Ragi W C20·23) KR Kadiri 18 ED Rice T (52·61) 799.25 1,171.56 516·78 NI 56 Ragi W (5::>.(,1) 146

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .. - 5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,---'------, ,------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stoP. Railway market station. if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

57 Mohammadabad 2,225.77 789 3,697 P(6),M(2) D W,HP PO Thursday BS

58 Kassamudram 1,224.98 230 10191 P(2) 10+ W.HP PO 5-10 BS

59 Arkabhavipalle 142.45 10 43 -5 10+ W -5 5-10 -5

60 Tangedukunta 1,973.24 609 2,988 P(5) 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 ~5

61 Ramanathapuram 215·70 16 95 -5 10+ W ~5 1.0+ -5

62 Gadidemvaripalle 120·19 Uninhabited 63 Edigavaripalle 636.16 96 499 P 10+ W PO 5-10 BS

64 Chinagonipalle 1.718.70 423 2,188 PO) 5~10 W PO 10+ BS

65 Cheekirevulapalle 339.13 120 662 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ -5

66 Amadaguru 3,605.34 1,022 5,396 P(8),M,H 10+ W,HP PO Sunday BS

67 Thummala 3,883.76 1,038 5,335 P(6),M 10+ W PO 5-10 BS

68 Karimireddipalle 150·54 55 257 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

69 Pulikuntlapalle 622.81 240 1,059 P 10+ W.HP PO 5-10 BS

70 Dademvaripalle 205.18 9 43 -5 10+ W,HP -5 5·10 BS

71 Lokojipalle 700.51 195 10193 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS 147

DIRECTORY

snd Land use NALLAMADA TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti - archaeological vation interest

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PR Kadiri 24 ED Rice T (79.72) 1,084.15 412.78 649·11 N8 57 Ragi W (76.89) GC (2.83) PR Kadiri 24 ED Rice T (53.42) 687·96 121.41 308.37 NI 58 Ragi W (53.42) PR Kadiri 28 ED Sajja T (0.81) 60.70 20.23 60.70 59 Rice W (0.81) PR Kadiri 28 ED Sajja T (107·24) 526.09 914.59 425.32 Nl 60 Rice W (80.94) TK (26.30) PR Kadiri 32 ED Rice T (5.67) 38.04 40.87 131.12 61 Ragi TK (5.67) Uninhabited 62 PR Kadiri 22 ED Rice T (15.38) 343.98 275.59 N2 63 Ragi W (15.38) PR Kadiri 30 ED Rice T (56.66) 10112.88 549.16 N8 64 Ragi TK (56.66) KR Kadiri 28 ED Rice T (29.54) 267.09 3·64 38.85 65 Ragi TK (18.21) W (11.33) PR Kadiri 28 ED Rice T (181·30) 2,927.49 32.37 462·96 N45 66 Ragi TK (129·50) W (51.80) PR Kadiri 24 ED Rice T (259.81) 2,428.11 325.77 870.07 N6:T2 67 Ragi W (222.58) TK (37.23) PR Kadiri 26 ED Rice T (141.64) 8.90 68 Ragi TK (141. 64) PR Kadiri 24 Rice T (17.40) 399·02 192.63 69 Ragi TK (17·40) PR Kadiri 26 Rice T(1.21) 137.19 20.64 46.13 70 Ragi W (1.21) PR Kadiri 26 Rice T (17.00) 356· 53 59.89 267.09 Nl 71 Ragi W (17.00)

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" Q'r )' ~ 'II .Y ~ '" .L o~ ~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KADIRT TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2) 65 Agraharampalle 36 Maduguvarigondi 16 Alampur 43 Malameedapal1e 39 Allugundu 72 Malreddipalle 30 Marrikommadinn e 64 Balasamudram 45 Mckalacheruvu 9 Bandlapalle 37 Motukapalle 74 Bonthalapall e 44 Mudupulajeevi 13 Chalamakuntlapalle 41 Mulakalapalle 42 Chamachenubailu 68 Mundlavaripal1e 46 Ch'1malagondi 56 Nalla Cheruvu 75 Cheekatiman ipa II e 47 Nambalapulikunta 60 Chinnaramannagaripalle Nuthan:.lka Iva 18 Chippalamadugu 10 38 Cowlepalle 8 Obularcddipallc (!. Kamatampallc 1 OdulapaJle 70 Danduvaripalle 55 Oruvoy 32 Dhanyancheruvu 14 Pandulakuntla 63 Diguva11landlapa II e 49 Pedaballi 61 Ethodu 48 Pedaballikothapalle 6 Pedda nnavar ipa lie 26 Gandlap enta 7 Puligundlapalle 12 GodduvelagaJa 50 Gootibailu 22 Saidapuram 29 Gowkanapalle 35 Somayajulapalle 73 Gurrambailu 58 Talalllarlavandlapall e 27 J eenulakunta 4 Talupula 40 Jogannapeta 62 Tanakal 23 Kadiri 67 Tavalam IS Kadir ikuntlapalle 11 Thummalabatlu 57 Kadiripulikunta 66 Tsadum 17 Kalasamudram 24 Kamatampalle 3 V dUl1wla kurthi 54 Kokkanti 59 Ulavalavandlapal1 e 20 Kondamanayanipalem 53 Korthikota 31 Vankamaddi 69 Kotapall e 71 Venkatrayanipalle 2 Kurli 28 Velichala11lala 33 Kuruma11lidi 5 Vepaman ipeta 21 Kutagulla 34 Vcparala 52 Maddinayanipalem 51 Yedurudona 25 Maddivarigondi 19 Yerradoddi

149 150

VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,....---l---~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) ·the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Odulapalle 2,482·74 391 2,008 P -5 W PO 5-10 BS

2 Kurli 2,417·99 670 3,267 P(4),M,H PHC,D W,HP PO -5 BS

3 Udumulakurthi 1,397.38 494 2,644 P -5 W PO -5 BS

4 Talupula 3,418.37 1,774 8,925 P(Il),M, PRC W,HP PO,TO, Friday BS H.JC Phone

5 Vepamanipeta 3,249.62 797 3,923 P(4) MeW W,HP PO,TO 10+ BS

6 Peddannavaripall e 8,052.41 1,214 6,287 P(8) 5-10 W,HP PO,TO 5-10 BS

7 Puligundlapalle 1,401.83 366 1,664 P(4) 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

8 Obulareddipalle 1,905.66 643 3,018 P(6),M MCW W PO 5-10 BS

9 Bandlapalle 607·03 280 1,373 P(2) -5 W -5 -5 -5

10 Nuthanakalva 1,406.28 464 2,391 P(4) -5 W PO -5 BS

11 Thummalabailu 791. 56 151 718 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

12 Godduvelagala 2,090.20 350 1,802 P(2) -5 W PO 10+ -5

13 Chalamakuntlapalle 299.47 179 837 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

14 Pandulakuntla 487.64 79 448 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

15 Kadirikuntlapalle 365-83 158 755 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

16 Alampur 222.98 36 170 -5 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 151

DIRECTORY and Land use KADIRI TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

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PR K

VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,,----______L ______~ Code village (in ,------'------, No, hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3 ) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

17 Kalasamudram 1.199.49 533 2,682 P(2) MCW W,HP PO 10+ BS,RS

18 Chippalamadugu 173.21 114 491 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

19 Ycrradoddi 940.89 352 1,778 P(2) -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS

20 Kondamanayanipalem 549·56 130 649 P -5 W PO 10+ BS

21 Kuta!)ulla 2,056.20 Urban area (included in Kadiri Town) 22 Saidapuram N·A. Urban area (included ill Kadiri Town) 23 Kadiri N·A. 610 2,707 P(2) 0 W PO Sunday BS

24 Kama tampallt: 248.88 112 599 P -5 W PO -5 BS

25 Maddivarigondi 320.11 84 424 -5 -s W PO -5 BS

26 Gandlapenta 3,780-!6 1,622 8,092 P(9), H W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS M(2),H(2) (Unani) PTO

27 Jeenulakunta 528.52 209 997 P -5 W PO,TO 10+ -5

28 Velichalamala 4,550.27 704 3,537 P(6) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

29 Gowkanapallc 2,398.57 596 3,163 P(3) 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS

30 M,\[rikoml11~dinnc 3,101.10 377 1,966 P(~.) -.) W PO 10+· BS

31 Vankamaddi 2.207.55 154 848 P(2) -5 W PO 10+ -5

32 Dh"lnyancheruvu 2,942.46 495 2,465 P(4) -5 W PO.TO, Tuesday HS Phone 33 Kurumamidi 819.89 229 1,227 P(2) -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS 153

DIRECTORY and Land use KADIRI T ALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- ....t-______-... ,--- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Vnirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kadiri 13 ED Sajja T (105·22) 728.43 264·66 101.17 N3:CI 17 Rice W (64·75) TK (40.47) PR Kadiri 12 ED Sajja T (29·95) 121.40 8.09 18 Rice W (29.95) PR Kadiri 8 ED Sajja T (38.85) 618.75 283.29 MI 19 Rice GC (22.66) W (16.19) PR Kadiri 4 ED Sajja T (48.56) 208.01 1.21 291.78 NI 20 Rice GC (32.J8) W (8.09) TK (8.09) Urban area (illcltlded ill Kadiri Tawil) 21 Urball area (included ill Kadiri Tawil) 22 PR Kadiri 1 ED Sajja T (91.86) 2,992.25 1,182.08 Sri Lakshmi 23 Ragi TK (61.51) Narasimha Swamy W (30.35) TempJe,N30 PR Kadiri 4 ED Sajja T (3.24) 212·46 33.18 24 Rice W (2.03) TK (1·21) PR Kadiri 7 ED Sajja T (14.16) 182.11 22.66 101.17 25 Ragi W (10.11) TK (4·05) PR Kadiri 14 ED Sajja T (360.17) 1,861.55 546.32 1,011.71 Yogi Vemana 26 Ragi W (343·98) death place, TK (16.19) N10:M3 KR Kadiri 13 ED Sajja T (5.26) 408·33 40.47 74·46 MI:T3 27 Ragi W (5.26) PR Kadiri 20 ED Sajja T (30.35) 2d04.36 392.14 2,023.42 28 Ragi TK (16·19) W (14-16) PR Kadiri 28 Sajja T (48·56) 1,010.09 1,]37.57 202.34 29 Ragi TK (32.37) W (16.19) PR Kadiri 28 Sajja T (106·43) 1,618.74 349·24 1,026.68 30 Ragi TK (70.01) W (36.42) KR Kadiri 26 Sajja T (67.58) },398·19 40.46 701.32 31 Ragi TK (59·49) W (8.09) PR Kadiri 20 ED Sajja T (84.17) },396.57 1,285·68 176.04 32 Ragi TK (84.17) PR Kadiri 16 ED Sajja 60.70 T (10.52) 416.83 48.56 283.28 33 Ragi TK (8.09) W (2.B) 154

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca· Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) village (in ~ ___ __A,, ___ ~ Code ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula· Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus· (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

34 Veparala 732.07 261 1,411 P ·5 W PO 10+ BS

35 Somayajulapa 11 e 1 tl16.93 428 2,156 P(2) ·5 W,HP PO 10+ ·5

36 Maduguvarigondi 554.01 Uninhabited 37 Motukapa l1e 290.97 184 869 P ·5 W,HP -5 10+ BS

38 CowlepaJle 484.00 165 765 P -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS ~' Kamatampalle 39 Allugundu 1,269.09 279 1,337 P(2) -5 W PO 10+ BS

40 Jogannapeta 2.375·90 676 3,338 P MCW W PO Tuesday BS,RS

41 Mulakalapalle 468·62 214 1,167 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

42 Chamachenubailu 492·50 86 433 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5

43 Malameedapalle 2d79·63 538 2,568 P(3) -5 W PO 10+ BS

44 Mudupulaj e evi 411. 56 117 559 -5 10+ W,HP PO 10+ -5

45 Mekalacheruvu 1,507.05 329 1,640 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

46 Chama lagondi 1,315.63 271 1,408 P(3) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

47 Nambalapul ikunta 2,528.87 724 3,767 P(2),M,H PHC W,HP PO,TO 10+ BS

48 Pedaballikothapalle 4>1 13. 21 395 1,902 P(3) -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS

49 Pecbbal1i 2,823.37 629 3,292 P(4) D W,HP PO 5-10 BS

50 Gootibailu 382.43 98 640 P,M 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS 155

DIRECTORY and Land use KADJRI TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vat ion interest

(II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kadiri 14 ED Sajja T (16·18) 607·03 22.26 86.60 34 Ragi W (8·09) TK (6.07) GC (2.02) KR Kadiri 14 ED Sajja T (80·94) 612·29 299.06 124.64 Nl 35 Rice W (80.94) Uninhabited 36 PR Kadiri 3 ED Sajja T (10.12) 202.34 8·09 66·77 37 Rice TK (8.09) W (2.03) PR Kadiri 4 ED Sajja T (10·52) 301.89 6.07 165.52 38 Rice TK (10.52) PR Kadiri 6 ED Sajja T (27.52) 1,018.59 24.28 198.70 39 Rice W (20.24) TK (7.28) PR Kadiri 9 ED Sajja T (166.73) 1,074.03 390.12 745.02 N6:MI:TI 40 Rice W (107.65) TK (59.08) PR Kadiri 9 ED Sajja T (16.19) 353.69 52.61 46. I3 NI 41 Rice W (16019) KR Kadiri 9 Sajja T (7.28) 129·09 32.37 323·75 42 Rice TK (4.05) W (3.23) PR Kadiri 14 ED Sajja T (42.S9) 1.252.50 410.35 473.S9 43 Rice TK (22.66) W (20.23) KR Kadil'i 14 ED Sajja T (25.90) 202.34 102.38 80.94 44 Rice W (20.23) TK (5.67) PR Kadiri 18 Sajja T (73.25) 566·56 260.21 607.03 Tl 4S Rice W (60.70) TK (12·55) PR Kadiri 18 ED Sajja T (24·28) 320.11 202.34 768.90 46 Ragi TK (16.19) W (8.09) PR Kadiri 28 ED Sajja T (89.03) 1,428.13 809.37 202.34 N20 47 Ragi W (40·47) TK (32.37) GC (16.19) PR Kadiri 27 Sajja T (38.85) 1> 699. 68 1,713.43 661. 25 48 Rngi W (20.23) TK (IS. 62) PR Kadiri 28 ED Sajja T (141.64) 1,173.58 607.83 890.31 N5:T2 49 Ragi W (80.94) TK (60.70) PR Kadiri 20 Sajja T (8.09) 78.91 40.47 254·95 50 Rice W (8·09) 156

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is giVen) Code village (in No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

51 Yedurudona 1,605·79 365 1,939 P(2) 5-10 W,HP PO -5 BS

52 Maddinayanipalem 443.94 7 56 -5 -5 W PO -5 -5

53 Korthikota 469.03 150 729 P 5-10 W,HP PO -5 BS

54 Kokkanti 4,481. 88 10144 5,546 P(7),M -5 W,HP PO,TO Monday BS

55 Oruvoy 2,244·38 536 2,822 P(3) -5 W,HP PO -5 -5

BS,RS 56 Nalla Chcruvu 1,944.91 1.185 6,029 P(6),M, H(U), W,HP PO 10+ H D,O

57 Kadiripul ikunta 885.05 339 1.719 P(2) -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS

58 Talamarlavandlapall e 2,360.53 639 3,337 peS) -5 W PO 5-10 BS

59 Ulavalavandlapalle 43.30 Ullinhabited 60 Chinnaramanna- 1,056.23 286 1,443 P(3) -5 W,HP PO 5-10 -5 garipalle

61 Ethodu J,893·1l 425 2,360 P(3) -5 W,HP PO -5 -5

62 Tanakal 4,301·80 1,766 9,636 P(lI),M, D T,W, PO,TO, Saturday BS,RS H,JC HP PTO

63 Diguvamandlapalle 227·84 Uninhabited 64 Balasamudram 626.45 244 1,274 P -5 \\',HP PO -5 BS

65 Agraharampalle 423.30 62 297 -5 -5 W PO -5 BS

66 Tsadum 2>128· 24 479 P(4) -5 PO -5 BS,RS 157

DIRECTORY and Land use KADIRI T ALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- -L-______---... any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (II

PR Kadiri 21 ED Sajia T (69.60) 768.90 160.25 607.02 51 Rice W (40.47) TK (24.28) GC (4·85) PR Kadiri 25 Sajja T (14.16) 14.97 10·12 404.68 52 Rice W (14.16) PR Kadiri 26 Sajja T (31.56) 185·75 8.90 242·81 53 Rice W (31.56) PR Kadiri 24 ED Sajja 754.33 T (318.89) 1,466.17 242.81 1,699.67 N6:MI 54 Rice W (318.89) KR Kadiri 16 ED Sajja T (161. 87) 1,214.05 323.75 544.70 55 Rice W (121.40) TK (40.47) PR Kadiri 14 ED Sajja T (59.89) 1,294.99 541.47 48.56 N30:M3 56 Rice W (40.47) TK (19·42) PR Kadiri 13 ED Sajja T (129·09) 611·07 17.SI 12.7.07 N2 57 Rice TK (6S·39) W (60·70) PR Kadiri 14 ED S,ljja T (140.83) 1,0ll. 71 722·36 485·62 MI:T1 58 Rice W (80·93) TK (55.S5) GC (4.05) Uninhabited 59 KR Kadiri 18 Sajja 109.67 T (121.40) 647.49 91.67 80.94 60 Rice W (80.94) TK (40.46) KR Kadiri 24 ED Sajja 150.54 T (202.34) 1,214.05 123·83 202· 34 61 Rice TK (121.40) W (80.94) PR Kadiri 20 ED Sajja T (SO·93) 2 ':~66. 23 1,145.26 809 ·37 N50:C2:M2:T6 62 Rice W (60.70) TK (20.23) Uninhabited 63 PR Kadiri 25 ED Sajja T (24.28) 404.68 15.38 182. i 1 64 Rice W (16.19) TK (8.09) PR Kadiri 26 Sajja T (30.75) 234.71 105.22 52·61 65 Rice GC (17·00) TK (8.90) W (4.85) PR Kadiri 28 Sajja T (84.98) 1,233·88 121. 40 687.96 66 Rice TK (6S.80) W (16.18) 158

VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) village (in ,---___ --L___ --.. Code ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus­ (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

67 Tavalam 4,509.00 1.190 6,084 P(9),M(2) 5-10 PO -5 BS

68 Mundlavaripalle 940·49 175 958 P -5 W,HP PO -5 -5

69 KotapaJle 1,345.17 297 1,426 P(2) 5-10 w PO 5-10 BS

70 DanduvaripaJle 795.21 127 655 P 5-10 W PO 10-j· 10+

71 VenkatrayanipaJle 559.27 46 352 -5 -5 w -5 5-10 5-10

72 Malreddipalle P(3) -5 W PO 10+ BS

73 Gurrambailu 763.34 121 608 P(2) -5 w PO 10+ -5

74 Bonthalapalle 2,336.65 539 2,703 P(2),M o PO 10+ BS

75 Cheekatimanipalle 1,074.44 380 1,806 P -5 W PO 10+ BS 159

DIRECTORY and Land use KADlRI TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. [in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kadiri 30 ED Rice T (450.82) 2,873.26 780.23 404.68 Ml 67 Ragi o (244·02) W (l2l.41) GC (42.90) TK (42.49) KR Kadiri 26 Rice T (29.54) 350.46 20.23 540.25 68 Ragi W (29.54) PR Kadiri 27 Rice 283·28 T (28.33) 404.68 547.94 80.94 69 Ragi W (12.14) GC (8.09) TK (8.09) KR Kadiri 27 Rice T (20.64) 456.08 16.19 302.30 70 Ragi TK (16.19) W (4.45) KR Kadiri 28 Rice T (32.37) 180.89 12.14 333.86 71 Ragi TK (20.23) W (12·14) PR Kadiri 32 Rice T (100.36) 884.64 153.78 828.39 72 Ragi W (60.70) TK (20·23) GC 09.43) KR Kadiri 32 Rice T (60.70) 465·39 182.10 NI 73 Ragi W (40,47) GC (20.23) PR Kadiri 32 ED Rice T (87·01) 1,058.25 616.74 574.65 N2:MI 74 Ragi W (60.70) TK (26.31) PR Kadiri 31 ED Rice T (106.84) 526.09 328.20 113·31 N3 75 Ragi W (52.61) TK (40.47) GC 03·76)

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SRI SA TY A SAl TALUK

1981. 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

10 Agraharam 25 Lingareddipalle 38 Amagondapalya m 7 Mangalamadaka 48 BandlapalJe 33 Marakuntapalle 41 BeedupaJle 5 Marala 36 Brahmanapalle 15 Mylasamudram 2 Buddareddipalle 26 Bukkapatnam 9 Nakkalaguttapa I Ie 44 Byrapuram 23 NarepalJe Nelakota 6 Chagapuram 51 Nidimamidi 47 Cherlopalle 49 PakeerupalJe 3 E1ukuntla 8 Pamudurthi 40 Pcdapalle 11 Gunipalle 45 Pothulakunta 21 Iragampalle 29 Prasant ini layam 30 Puttapa rti 43 Jagarajupalle 39 Satharlapalle 42 Kadirepalle ]4 Kadir idevarapalle 12 Siddarampuram 24 Kanisettipall e 19 Talamarla 35 Kappalabanda 32 Tippabhatlapalle 16 Kesapuram 22 Tirumaladevarapalle 34 K· Locherla 17 Kondapaganipalle 20 VangampaJle 31 Kothacheruvu 18 V el11uletipal [e 27 Kothakota 28 Vengalaml11acheruvu 13 Kothapallc 46 Virupapuram 50 Kotlapalle 4 Krishnapuram 37 Yenul11ulapalle

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VILLAGE

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,---..'------., No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4n) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Nelakota 3,467.34 277 1,568 P -5 W,UP PO 5-10 BS

2 BUddareddipalle 49.37 Uninhabited 3 Elukuntla 1,987·00 343 1,856 P -5 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

4 Krishnapuram 1,413.16 555 2,863 P(2),M,H D W,HP PO 5-10 BS

5 Marala 2,616.69 640 3,486 P(2),M,H 0 W PO,TO 5-10 BS

6 Chagapuram 186.56 Uninhabited 7 Mangalamadaka 2,006·83 455 2,620 P 0 W PO 5-10 -5

8 Pamudurthi 3,563·65 1,077 5,430 P,M.H H,D W,HP PO,PTO Wednesday BS

9 Nakkalaguttapalle 111. 29 41 209 -5 -5 W -5 -5 BS

10 Agraharam 2,870.83 564 3']14 P(3) 0 W PO -5 BS

11 Gunipalle 768·09 355 1,751 P(3) -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

12 Siddarampuram 2,515.52 758 4,200 P,M,H -5 W PO -5 BS

13 Kothapalle 2,290.]1 76 429 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

14 Kadiridevarapalle 66.37 3 15 P -5 W -5 10;- -5

15 Mylasamudram 410.35 180 1,018 P 0 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

16 Kesapuram 877·36 274 1,532 P,M,H 0 W PO 10+ -5

17 Kondapaganipalle 817.06 160 816 P -5 W PO -5 BS

18 Vemuletipalle 338.32 60 314 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

19 Talanllrla 4,510.61 1,002 5,345 P(4),M,H PHS W PO -5 BS

20 Vanglmpalle 152·16 48 231 P -5 W -5 -5 -5 163

DIRECTORY and Land use SRI SATYA SAl TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Dhannavaram 18 ED, Rice 1,393.33 T (112.10) 768.90 78.51 1,114.50 EAG Jowar W (112.10) Unillhabited 2 PR Dharmavaram 24 ED, Rice T (121.40) 1,J 73.59 206.39 485.62 N2 3 EAG lowar W (121.40) PR Dharmavaram 24 EA Rice T (1.21) 647.50 197.89 566.56 N8:CI:T2 4 Jowar W (1.21) PR Dharmavaram 28 ED, Rice T(l82.11) 2,002.78 47·35 384.45 N3 5 EO lowar TK (176.04) W (6.07) Ullillhahitet/ 6 PR Kadiri 26 ED, Rice 1,718.70 89.03 125.45 NI 7 EAG Jawar PR Kadiri 24 ED, Rice 515.57 T (492.90) 987·43 128.69 1,439.06 NIO:C2 S EAG Jowar TK (492·90) PR Kadiri 24 ED Rice T (28.33) 72.03 10.93 9 lowar TK (24.28) W (4·05) PR Kadiri 24 ED, Rice 787.51 T(IS2.11) 1,069.58 88.22 743.41 N2 10 EAG Jawar TK (182·11) PR Kadiri 28 EA Rice 48.56 T (101.98) 404.68 174·01 38.85 NI0 11 Jawar TK (101.98) PR Kadiri 30 ED, Rice 766.07 T (191·01) 442·32 18.62 1,097.50 N2:T1 12 EAG Millets TK (191.01) KR Kadiri 23 Rice 1,543·87 T (19.02) 592.86 134.36 13 Millets W (9·71) TK (9·31) KR Kadiri 25 Rice 61. 92 4.45 14 .Towar KR Kadiri 18 ED, Rice 29.54 T (76.08) 234.31 70.42 N2 15 EO Millets TK (76.08) PR Kadiri 18 ED, Rice 97.53 T (98.74) 484.81 21.04 175.23 N4 16 EO Ragi TK (80·94) W (17.80) PR Kadiri 21 EA Rice T (94.69) 265.07 203.15 252.93 N5 17 Ragi GC (73.65) W (21.(14) KR Penukanda 25 Rice T (25.09) 279.23 5.26 28.73 18 Ragi W (25.09) PR Penukonda 24 EA Rice 762.02 T (I42.0~) 2,]10·03 368.26 1,] 26.64 N4:MI:Tl 19 Ragi W (81·}4) TK (60.70) KR Penukonda 24 Rice T (40.47) 55.04 14.97 39.66 20 Ragi W (40·47) 164

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,...---.-"-----., No. hectares) House­ Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

21 Iragampalle 243.22 70 455 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

22 Tirumaladevarapalle 492.50 142 683 P -5 W PO -5 -5

23 Narepalle 305.13 141 735 P 0 W -5 -5 -5

24 Kanisettipalle 416.83 105 510 P 5-10 W PO -5 -5

25 Lingareddipalle 180·47 150 770 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

26 Bukkapatnam 2tl61.42 1,909 9,562 P(4),M,H D T,W, PO,TO, Monday BS HP PTO 27 Kothakota 10,867.40 906 4,753 P(6) 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

28 Vengalammacheruvu 4,547.04 819 4,076 P(2),M,H D(5) W PO }O+ BS

*29 Prasantinilayam Clubbed with L. C. No. 30 Puttaparti 30 Puttaparti 2,299.01 1.049 5,500 P(2),M,H H(2),D, T,W, PO,TO, -5 BS MeW HP PTO

31 Kothacheruvu },727·60 },620 7,823 P(4},M.H PHe. T.W PO,PTO Thursday BS RP(3)

32 Tippabatlapalle 240·79 27 179 P -5 W -5 -5 BS

33 Marakuntapalle 1.059.46 147 750 P,M, 5-10 W PO -5 BS H

34 K. Locherla 1.276·78 316 },648 P(2) -5 W PO -5 BS

35 Kappalabanda J ,685.92 269 1,358 P(3).M -5 W PO -5 BS

36 Brahmanapalle 797.63 259 1,302 P 0 W PO -5 BS

37 Yenumulapalle 1.257.36 293 1,826 r,M, -5 T,W, PO -5 BS H·e HP 38 Amagondapalyam 6,907.97 470 2,406 P(3) 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10 165 DIRECTORY and Land use SRI SATYA SAl TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1,

KR Penukonda 24 Rice T (19·42) 57·47 48.56 115.34 21 Ragi GC (12.95) TK (6.47) KR penukonda 28 EA Rice T (20.64) 204.77 41.28 225.41 N3 22 Ragi W (10·93) GC (9.71) PR Penukonda 30 ED, Rice T (55.44) 121.81 22·66 104·81 N2 23 EO Ragi TK (40·47) W (14.97) PR Penukonda 29 EA Rice T (104.41) 195.06 6.47 110.88 N2 24 Rugi W (41·68) GC (33.19) TK (29.54) PR Penukonda 28 EA Rice T (27.11) 111. 69 I. 21 33.59 N2 25 Ragi W (16.59) TK (10.52) PR Dharmavaram 27 ED, Rice T (502.21) 1,079.70 67.58 436.65 NI5:C5:M5:T2 26 EO Ragi TK (502.21) PR Kadiri 27 ED, Rice T (80.94) 2d04·36 76.89 8,591·05 N2 27 EAG Jowar GC (80.94) PR Kadiri 29 ED, Rice 1,035.59 T (106·84) 775.38 264.66 2,364.57 N2 28 EO Jowar TK (80.94) W (25·90) Clubbed with L. C. No. 30 Puttaparti 29 PR Penukonda 30 EA Rice 433.82 T (l61 .87) 829.60 509.50 364.22 N50:C5:MIO:T4 30 Ragi W (121.40) TK (40.47) PR Penukonda 27 EA Rice T (932.39) 201. 53 114.12 479.55 NIOO:C5:M5:Tl 31 Ragi TK (608.24) W (324.15) PR Penukonda 24 EA Rice T (l2·95) 198·30 24.28 5·26 32 Ragi W (12.95) PR Penukonda 21 EA Rice T (93.07) 371·91 41. 28 553'20 Nl:Cl 3] Ragi TK (68.39) W (15·78) GC (8.90) PR Penukonda 19 EA Rice T (112·10) 573.03 162·68 428.97 N5 34 Ragi TK (70.82) W (41.28) PR Penukonda 20 EA Rice T (73.65) 672.59 413.18 526·49 N4:MI 35 Rngi W (73.65) PR Pcnukonda 26 EO, Rice T (16.99) 454.46 324.15 I'l2 36 ED Ragi GC (8.90) W (8.09) PR Penukonda 28 EA Rice 433.82 T (103.60) 485.62 116.14 118.17 N2 37 Ragi W (103.60) PR Penukonda 32 Rice 4,633.64 T (95.10) 1,327.37 42·09 798.04 38 Jowar TK (95.10) 166

VILLAGE

ANANT APUR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca· Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 -I- Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is giVen) ,..--- ____r._ ___ """'"' Code village (in ~------~------~ No. hectares) House· Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

39 Satharlapalle 510·31 87 469 P 10+ W 5-10 -5 -5

40 Pedapalle 1,696.03 758 4,080 P,M H W PO -5 -5

41 Beedupalle 918.63 262 J ,346 P 0 W PO 5-10 -5

42 Kadirepalle 341. 96 Uninhabited 43 Jagarajupalle 856.31 363 2,036 P(2) -5 W PO -5 BS

44 Byrapuram 326 1,698 P(3) -5 w PO -5 BS

45 Pothulakunta J ,004.83 171 894 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5

46 Virupapuram 147.71 16 85 -5 -5 W -5 -5 -5

47 Cherlopalle 854·69 18 113 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

48 Bandlapalle 2,260.97 643 3,366 P(5),M{2), PHS w PO -5 BS H(2)

49 Pakeerupall e 146.90 Uninhabited 50 Kotlupalle 2,245.60 662 3,611 P(5) 5-10 W PO 5-\0 BS

51 Nidimamidi 2,929.11 476 2,647 P(3),M 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 167

DIRECTORY and Land use SRI SATYA SAL TALUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of land use Remarks

in hectares rounded upto-L- 2______decimal places) ~ including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Pcnukonda 36 Ricc T (20.23) 187.37 2.83 299·47 39 Jowar TK (20.23) KR Penukond;1 24 ED Rice T (42.49) Ill18.55 403.47 131.52 40 Ragi TK (36.42) W (6.07) PR Penukonda 24 EO, Rice T (74.46) 288.94 141.64 412.78 N2 41 ED Ragi TK (40.47) W (33.99) Uninhabited 42 PR Penukonda 18 EA Rice 205.98 T (106.83) 259.81 162·28 121·41 N3 43 Ragi TK (57.06) GC (27.92) W (21. 85) PR Penukonda 16 EA Rice 42.90 T (56·25) 787.52 243.62 257.78 N4 44 RlIgi TK (29.14) GC (16.59) W (10.52) KR Penukonda 15 EA Rice T (103.19) 292·18 216.91 392.54 Nt 45 Ragi W (61.10) GC (42.09) KR Penukonda 14 Rice T (10.52) 13.35 8.09 115.74 46 Ragi W (10.52) PR Penukonda 10 EA Rice T (17·40) 70.01 23·87 743.41 47 Ragi W (11.33) TK (6,07) PR Penukonda 14 EA Rice 124·64 T (141. 64) 973.67 286.52 732.48 N5 48 Ragi W (88.63) GC (53.01) Uninhabited 49 PR Penukonda 15 EA Rice 496.55 T (152.16) 648.71 43.30 904·87 N4 50 Ragi GC (98.74) W (53'4~) PR Penukonda 14 EA Rice T (238.36) 584.77 23.07 2,082·91 N2 51 Ragi GC (182.51) W (55.85) 168

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APPENDIX - II

LAND UTILISATION DATA IN RESPECT OF NON-MUNICIPAL TOWNS (CENSUS TOWNS)

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places

,------______-L- ______~ SI Name of town and taluk Irrigated by Area No. within brackets Total Area Forest source Unirrigated Culturable waste not available for cultivation 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Gooty (Gooty) 3,484.00 T (388.49) 956.67 Id92·69 946.15 TK (368.26) WE (20.23)

2 Kalyandurg (Kalyandurg) Id65.00 607.02 T (202.34) 202.34 15J.30 W (202.34)

3 Penukonda(Penukonda) 6,555·00 2,410.30 T (263.44) 754.33 485.56 2,641.37 W (178.46) TK (84.98)

4 Uravakonda (Uravakonda) 3,028·00 T (4·45) 2,792.32 73.00 158.23 W (4·45)

APPENDIX - III

STATEMENT SHOWING THE LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE ALL THE AMENITIES OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE NOT AVAILABLE

Name of Taluk L. C. No. Name of Village

(1) (2) (3)

Singanamala 21 Pedda Jalalapuram 46 Siddampeta

Penukonda 10 Roddakampalle

Madakasira 49 Jadrah[\lli 50 Karesankanahalli

Hindupur 7 Marreddipalle 15 Katepalle 18 Ragimakulapalle 19 Devulacheruvu 52 Sangameswarampall e

NalJamada 14 Thimmanayanipa I em 17 Yellareddipalle

Kadiri 71 Venkatarayanipalle

Sri Satya Sai 46 Virupapuram 173

APPENDIX - IV

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

RAYADURG TALUK o -5* 2 H. Siddapuram 6-10 5 Dandinahirehal 10 Hiredahal 16 Elanji 17 Kudlur 29 Vadrahonnuru 39 Bclodu

11-15 Malapanagudi 3 Obulapuram 8 LingamanahaJli 11 Nemakallu 12 Pulakurthi 13 Nagalapuram 14 Somalapliram 15 Kolaganahalli 20 HuJikal 21 Mechiri 23 Chadam 31 Vel!rapllram 32 Gollapalle 33 Galagala

16-20 19 Kadalur 22 Mallapuram 25 Gramadatla 26 Bondanakal 36 Gummaghatta 37 Pulakunta 40 Baginayakanahalli 41 Hosahalli 42 Bhupasamudram 21-30 9 Jajarakal 18 Dodaghatta 24 Muradi 28 Konthanahalli 34 Rangasamudram 35 Tallakera 38 KalJugodu 31 + 30 Udegolam

KANEKAL T ALUK o -5* 3 Kuruvalli h 6-10 2 Bommana,.al 5 Haresamlldram 8 Banduru 14 Bennikal 15 Honnuru 19 Yerragunta 24 N. Hanumapuram 29 Dargakondapuram 40 Rakatla II-IS Unthabl 4 Siddarampuram 6 Bo llanaguddam 7 Kalludevanahalli 9 Uddihal 10 Sreedharaghatta 13 Govindavada 16 Vyas

21-30 12 Singanahalli 31 Junjurampalle 38 MylarampaJle 39 Pedda Kowkuntla 31 + 21 Meenahalli 22 Garudachedu

URAVAKONDA TALUK o -5* 33 Budagavi 6-10 Donekal 2 Kadadaraben chi 6 Gulapa Iyam 7 Kamalapadu 12 Velpumadugu 14 Vidapanakallu 17 Palthuru 20 Undabanda 25 Gadehothur * Excludes villages with no scheduled castes population. 174

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes PopUlation No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2)

URAVAKONDA TALUK (Concld.)

6-10 (Coneld.) 28 Ragulapadu 34 Renil1l~kulapalle 35 Nil1lbagallu 44 Lathavaram 45 Shaiksan ipalle 47 VenkatampaJle 11-15 3 Gadekal 4 Hanchanahal 5 Konakondla 16 Karakamukkala 18 Naril1letla 21 Chikalaguriki 22 Veligonda 27 Thatraka I 29 Pandikunta 30 Kadamalakunta 36 Indravathi 37 Mopidi 38 Amidala 40 Racherla 46 Rampuram 16-20 8 Vajrakarur 10 Poliki 13 Malapuram 15 Havaligi 19 Rayampalle 23 Chabala 26 Ganjikunta 43 Chinna Mushturu 48 Katrimala 21-30 11 Nilluleni Thimmapuram 24 Chinnahothur 31 Pedda ChinnaPawpili 41 Konapuram 31 -I- 9 Potripadu 42 Pcdda Mushturu

GOOTY TALUK o -5'" 2 Sangala S Ameenpalle 20 Nakkanadoddi 33 Erragudi 36 Eswarapalle 49 AVulampalJe 52 Akkajampalle 5S Anumpalle 56 Ramagiri 62 Sorakayalapeta 63 NcmaJlapaJle 76 Medimakulapalle

6-10 8 Obulapuram 9 B~sinepal1e 11 Utakal1u 21 Thimmapuram 26 Dancherla 27 Marnepalle 30 Peddoddi 35 Nagasamudram 41 Thondapadu 42 Jakkalacheruvu 43 Appecherla 11-15 1 Kasapuram 7 Konganapalle 12 Ubicherla 18 Y errathimmaraju cheruvu 19 Pathakothacheruvu 25 Nelagonda 32 Aniganidoddi, 38 Gooty Anantapuram 39 Kothapeta 40 Engilibanda 45 M uppa lagut hi 57 Pa\yam 59 Kandlapalle 60 Vankarajukalva 61 Eddulapall e 64 Devarapalle 69 Pamidi 79 Chintalacheruvu 81 Chinnavaduguru

16-20 3 D08aludiki 6 Sankarabanda 10 Bethapalle 16 Kojjepallc 17 Rajapufam 23 Guntakal 24 Donimukkala 31 Abbedoddi 34 Brahmanpalle 44 Kristipadu 53 Ayyavaripalle 58 AppajipctQ., 65 Gulimikondla 6!\ Neelur 71 Penakalapadu 72 Thamballapalle 75 Peddavaduguru 78 Konapuram 84 Chittoor 86 Chitrachedu

21-30 4 Gundala 13 Karadikonda 14 Dharmapuram 37 Mamudur 46 Mallenipalle 47 Venkatampalle 54 Khadarpeta 73 Gaja rampalle 77 Ravuludiki 82 Dimmagudi 83 Nagalapuram 85 Kandlagudur 175

APPENDIX - IV (Con td.)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1 ) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

GOOTY TALUK (Concld.) 31 + 28 Gooty 29 Turakapalle 48 Virupnpuram 51 Edurur 70 Konduru 74 Miduthuru

TADPATRI TALUK o -5* 5 Obulapuram 7 Kundanakota 13 Thimmapuram 35 Dharmapuram 46 Tadpatri 57 Jambulapadu 58 Challavaripa 11 e 62 Chi ntakunta 84 Kacharlakunta 85 Pathapalle 6-10 2 Rayalachcruvu 8 Gudipadu 43 Peddapolamada 54 Vanganuru 55 Veerapuram 69 Medukurthi 75 Madugupalle 78 Chilamakuru 86 V ennapusapa 11 e 88 Mallagundla 89 Kalluru 93 Aravedu 11-15 Chandana 4 Yadiki 10 Nitturu II Narasapuram 12 Vemulapadu 14 Athira lIadinl1 e 16 Puppala 22 Pendekallu 25 Brahmal1apalle 26 V cnkatampalle 36 Peddapappuru 37 Chagallu 45 Nandalapadu 47 Sajjaladinne 48 Aluru 49 Talaricheruvu 56 Hussa inpuram 60 DiguvapaUe 66 Cherlopalle 67 Putluru 68 Senagalaguduru 72 Koma t ikuntla 81 Peddamallepalle 83 Yellanuru 90 Singavaram 92 Chintakayamanda 96 Chillavaripalle 16-20 3 Thutrallapalle 17 Devanuppalapadu 18 Chinnayakkaluru 20 Garladinne 21 Pasaluru 23 Kummetha 27 Bhogasamudram 31 Gangadevipalle 32 Iguduru 38 Tabjula 39 Muchukota 41 Amalladinne 44 Chinnapolamada 50 Uruchintala 51 Velal11akuru 52 Bodaipalle 59 Gandlapadu 61 Kandikapula 65 Dosaledu 73 Chalavemula 74 Kuml11anamala 77 BoppepalJe 91 Goddumarri 95 Dadithota 97 Kunukuntla 21-30 9 Kamalapadu 15 Nagaruru 19 Peddayakkaluru 28 Kaverisamud ra 111 42 Komali 53 Bondal adinne 63 Surepa\\e 64 Kadavakallu 70 Nitturu 71 Vemulapalle 76 Ellutla 79 Chintalapalle 82 Thirumalapuram 87 Kodumurthi 31 + 6 Konauppalapadu 29 Chukkaluru 34 Juturu 40 Arakativemula 94 Bukkapuram

SINGANAMALA TALUK 0-5* Nil

6-10 1 Kalluru Agraharam 28 Podaralla 33 Chakra yap eta 39 Narpala 48 Bukkarayasamudram 59 Haveli Sodanapalle 176

APPENDIX - IV (Colltd )

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Per cen tages) (1) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2)

SINGANAMALA T ALUK (Concld.)

11-15 15 Salakamcheruvu 16 MatIagondi IS Singanamala 24 Garladinne 27 Akulcdu 29 Govindapalle 30 Janthaluru 38 Chennampalle 50 Upparapalle 52 ltikalapaile 57 Bandlapalle 58 Pappuru 16-20 14 Cheelapalle 20 Narasapuram 25 Jambuladinne 31 Chedulla 32 Korrapadu 35 Venkatampalle 37 Chamaluru 40 Gugudu 41 Duggamarri 46 Siddampeta 49 Anantapur 53 Chiyyedu

21-30 3 llluru 5 KaIJumadi 6 Tarimela 11 Ullikallu 12 Korivipalle 13 Joolakalva 17 Sodanapalle 22 Chennavaram 26 Loluru 34 Peravali 36 Nadimidoddi 43 Kondakinda Agraharam 44 Bodiganidoddi 47 ReddipJlle 51 Siddarampuram 54 DanduvaripaHe

31 + 2 Kalluru 4 Kanampalle 7 Nidhanawada 10 Rachepalle 42 Bondalavada 45 Chennarayanipalle 55 Durgam 56 Siddarascbe rIa

ANANTAPUR TALUK

0-5* 9 Budedu 30 Sajjalakalva 47 J anga Japa lie 6-10 Marutla 12 Udiripikonda 17 Marthadu 20 Narayanapuram 23 Brahmanapalle 27 Mavinamardanahalli 32 Papampalle 38 Goridindla 11-15 2 Penakacberla 13 Korrakodu 15 Kammuru 16 Kotanka 35 Kamarupall e 36 Padamatiyal eru 37 Atmakur 39 Sanapa 40 Madigubba 45 Rapthadu 48 Kandukur 49 Bommeparthi 50 Thopudurthi 52 Gandlaparthi 54 Yerragunta 55 Bandameedapalle 56 Marur 59 Mannila 16-20 3 Koppalakonda 5 Muntimadugu 10 Yerraguntla 18 Taticherlu 19 Somanadoddi 21 Kodimi 22 Gotukuru 24 Kudair 25 Cholasamudram 26 Jayapuram 31 Rachanapalle 33 Kurugunta 42 Alamuru 44 Katiganikalva 51 Palacherla 53 Bukkacherla 57 Gondireddipalle 58 Hampapuram 21-30 14 Ipperu 28 Timmapuram 29 Talupuru 41 BrahmanayaJeru 43 Kakkalapalle 31 + 4 Kesavapuram 7 Sirivaram 8 Krishnapuram 11 KaJagalJa 177

APPENDIX - IV (Contd )

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

KALYANDURG TALUK 0-5* Nil 6-10 5 Budigumma

11-15 3 Belllguppa 6 AnkamPl!lle 9 NaraSapllr:1m 13 Gangavaram 14 Kalvapalle IS Manirevu 13 Golla 19 Mudigal 21 Hulikal 22 Kalyandurg 16-20 2 Sreerangapllram 4 Thaggllparthi 8 Avulenna 10 Seeripi 11 Duddekunta 12 Konampalle 16 Thimrnasamudram 24 Garudapuram 25 Kurabarahalli 26 Bedrahalli 28 Duradakunta 29 East Kodipalle 30 Varli 21-30 Narinjagundlapall e 7 Yerragudi 17 Mudd inaya n ipall e 20 Chapiri 23 Yatakal 27 Palavoy

31+ Nil KAMBADUR TALUK

0-5* Nil 6-10 4 Bhyrasamudram 14 Adavigollapa lie II-IS Kannepallc 3 Pillalapalle 8 Bhyravanithippa 9 West Kodipalle 11 Brahmasamudram 19 Mulakaledu 25 Kundurpi 26 Malayanur 29 Bestarapalle 32 MaJlapuram 38 Nuthimadugu 39 Karthanaparthi 44 Kuraku\apalle 16-20 2 Theetakal 5 Chelimenahalli 6 Vepa1aparthi 7 Gllndiganihalli 13 Santhe Kondapuram 21 Khairevu 23 Basapuram 24 Appilepalle 31 Yenumaladoddi 37 Rampuram 42 RaJlapalJe 43 Chennampalle 21-30 10 Eradikera 15 BachepaHe \6 Settur 18 Ayyagarlapalle 20 ChintariapalJe 22 Lakshmampalle 27 Nijavalle 28 Jambugumpala 30 Kariganapalle 33 Thimmapuram 34 Kambadur 35 Mulakanur 36 Pallur 40 Gulyam 41 Raila Anantapuram

31 + Nil

CHENNEKOTHAPALLE TALUK o -5* 31 Ganginepall e 6-10 2 Thogarakunta 22 Mustikovila 24 Seshadr ibhatrahalli 25 Kuntimaddi 26 Nyamaddala 32 BrahmanapaJle 11-15 3 Elukuntla 4 KanaganipaJI e 6 Daduluru 8 PothulanagepalJe 10 Nagasamudram 11 Gantimarri 178

APPENDIX - IV (Contd)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

CHENNEKOTHAPALLE TALUK (Concld.) 11-15 (Concld.) 21 Ramagiri 23 Polepalle 27 Chennekothapa11e 30 Veldurthi 16-20 Thumucherla 7 Pyadindi 9 Medapuram 12 Muthavakuntla 14 Narasampalle 15 Maddulacheruvu 16 Konetinayanipalyam 17 Peruru 29 Kanumukkala 21-30 5 Muktapuram 13 Nasanakota 19 Kondapuram 20 Motachintalapalle 28 Poletipalle 31 + 18 Makkinavaripalle

DHARMA V ARAM T ALUK 0-5* Nil 6-10 17 Gariselapalle 20 Ch c r lopa \Ie 22 Ravulachcruvu 11-15 Pinnadari 5 Pcddakotla 6 Chinnakotla 8 Maravapalle Agraharam 10 Malyavantham 16 Obulapuram 19 Dampetla 21 Sangala 23 Thummala 25 Gotluru 27 Kunuthuru 16-20 2 Tadimarri 7 ChinnachigulJarevu 11 Mustooru 12 Raghavampalle 13 Bathalapalle 14 Apparascheruvu 18 Peddachigullarevu 30 Mallakalva 31 Darsimala 21-30 4 Tirumalapuram 9 Nidigallu 24 SUbbaraopeta @ Modugulakunta 26 Chigicherla 28 Regatipalle 31 + Nil

PENUKONDA TALUK 0-5* 10 Roddakampalle 20 Kondampalle 21 Bojjireddipalle 40 Kothapalle 45 Gudipalle 6-10 Duddebanda 18 Rampuram 42 Velagamakulapa lie 43 Naginayanicheruvu 44 Busiahgaripa lie 48 Brahmanapa II e 54 Ketaganicheruvu 11-15 2 Gutturu 6 Kogira 7 Jakka la chcruvu 11 Roddam 22 SettipalJe 23 Gonipeta 32 Dodagatta 33 Peddamanthuru 34 Brahmasamudram 38 Chennapuram 41 Somandepalle 16-20 3 Munimadugu 4 Erramanchi 8 Naranagepalle 9 Mulakalacheruvu 15 Vcnkatapuram 24 Penukonda @ L. R G. Naidu Estate 26 Sanipalle 27 Peddipalle 35 Mavaturu 49 Edulaballapuram 55 Mandli 56 Kalipi 57 Cherukuru 179

APPENDIX - IV (Colltd.)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

PENUKONDA TALUK (Coneld.) 21-30 12 Bucherla 13 R. Locherla 14 Turakalapatnam 16 Bokkasampalle 25 Addakulapalle :8 Cholemarri 29 Nalluru 31 Reddipalle 36 Nagalur 37 Cha IlapaJle 39 Magecheruvu 47 Pandiparthi 51 Chalakuru 52 Velidadakala 53 Nadimpalle 31 + 5 Gondipalle 30 Chinnaman thuru 46 Tungodu 50 Julukunta

MADAKASIRA TALUK o -5* Nil 6-10 26 Mallinayakanahalli 11-15 3 Amarapuram 14 Gunimorubagal 30 Konkallu 34 Ravudi 37 Hulikeradeva rahal Ii 42 Ratnagiri 16-20 2 Tammedahalli 6 Hemavathi 11 Kumbaranagehalli 12 Chigathurpi 15 Muthukur 16 Gudibanda 22 Chandakacherla 27 Madakasira 31 Mandalahalli 32 Bommagondanahall i 39 Kodihalli 41 Dodderi 43 Narasambudi 45 Inagalur 48 Govindapuram 52 Manur 54 Haresamudram 56 Kallumarri 21-30 1 Valasa 5 Nidragatta 7 Sivaram 9 Basavanahalli 10 Karikera 13 Morub,lgal 17 Kekathi 19 Rallahalli 20 Amidalagondi 23 Gowdanahalli 24 Rekulakunta 25 Chatram Anantapuram 28 Melavoy 29 S. Rayapuram 33 M. Rayapuram 35 Madhudi 36 P. Byadigera 38 Agali 40 Kaki 47 Rolla 51 Yerrabommanahalli 55 Bullasamudram 31 + 4 Halukuru 50 Karesankanahalli 57 Kodigenahalli

HINDUPUR T ALUK o -5* 2 Vanavolu 3 Jakkasamudram 18 Ragimakulapalle 29 Muddireddipalle 55 Bandarlapalle 78 Devarapalle 6-10 5 Gowrivaripalle 6 Puleru 8 Gorantla 13 Buganipalle 31 Morasalapall e 32 Kodikonda 37 Tekulodu 59 Srikanthapuram 64 Hussainpuram 74 Santhebidanur 11-15 Ganga mpall e 7 M:Hfeddipalle 9 Kammavaripalle 11 Mandalapalle 14 Mallapalle 21 Budili 22 Settipalle 23 Chagaleru 27 Somaghatta 180

APPENDIX - IV (Contd )

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCURDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

R:1l1ge of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village Le. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (I) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2)

HlNDUPUR TALUK (Concld. )

11-15 (Concld.) 36 Kodur 43 Sccgipalle 46 pydeti 49 Sirekolam 51 Ycrragllnta 54 Kodigenahalli 57 Hindllpllf 58 Kotnur 62 Chilamathur 66 Demakethepalle 67 Lep3kshi 68 Cholasamudram 69 Kodihalli 71 Kirikera 76 Chowlur 16-20 17 Palasamlldram 41 Utakur 44 Ganapathipalle 47 Narasapuram 48 Shr. Beerepalle 50 Parigi 61 Kondur 63 Veerapuram 70 Pulamathi 77 Thumukunta 80 Kotipi 81 Manepalle 82 Sirivaram 83 Kanchisamudram

21-30 15 Katepalle 20 Vadigepalle 38 Chalivenda1:, 39 Maluguru 40 Manesamudram 42 Beechiganipalle 45 Vittapalle 65 Yagn isettipalle 73 Nakka lapa Ile 79 GolJapuram 84 Mydugolam 31 + 25 Kanugamakulapalle 53 Sasanakota 56 Moda 60 Kallur 75 Thungepalle 72 Bevinahalli

NALLAMADA TALUK

o -5* 13 DoregaI 19 Kondagattupalle 21 Patnam 22 Sanevaripalle 25 Vellamaddi 36 Muthyalacheruvu 41 Inagaluru 63 Edigavaripalle 65 Cheekirevu lapa II e 71 Lokoj ipall e

6-10 5 Srobandlapalle 6 Marthad 7 Gandlavandlapalle 10 Mukthapuram 11 Gunjepalle 14 Thimmanayanipalyam 16 Thappetavaripalle 18 Devaragudipa]]e 20 Lakkasamudram 24 Nagireddipalle 26 Charupalle 27 Reddipalle 29 Nallamada 37 Bathulapalle 38 Kadiri Brahmanapalle 39 Y eguvapall e 40 Pulagampalle 43 Daburuvaripalle 45 Allapalle 46 Sunnampalle 49 Venkatapuram 52 Panthulacheruvu 53 Maddimadugu 56 Jowkalakothapa lie 61 Ramanathapuram 67 Thummala 11-15 Budanampalle 2 Kodavandlapalle 4 Brahmadevamarri 8 Sankcpalk 12 Sankepalle 15 M:lllepa lie Brahnunapalle 28 Vankarakunta 30 Gopipalle 31 Chowtikuntapalle 32 Kondakamarla 35 Donnikota 44 Thippepalle 47 Obuladevara ch eruvu 50 Thummalakunt lapall e 51 Thavalamarri 54 Ubicherla 55 Veeravobanapal!e 57 Mohammadabad 61 Chinagonipalle 66 Amadaguru 16-20 3 Uppalapadu 9 Jonnalakothapalle 33 Kurumala 58 Kassamudram 60 Tangedukunta 181

APPENDIX - IV (Colltd.) A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

NALLAMADA TALUK (Concld.) 21-30 23 Malakavemula 69 Pulikuntlapalle 31 + Nil

KADIRI TALUK

o -5* Odulapalle 6 Peddannavaripalle II Thummalaba ilu 12 Godduvelagala 17 Kalasamudram 28 Velichalamala 31 Vankam~ddi 37 Motukapalle 43 Maiameedapalle 50 Gootibailu 68 Mundlavaripalle 70 Danduvaripall e 6-10 4 Talupula 8 Obu 1arcdd ipall e 10 Nuthanaka Iva 19 Yerradoddi 23 Kadiri 25 Maddivarigondi 27 J eenulakunta 30 Marrikommadinne 32 Dhanyancheruvu 33 Kurumamidi 34 Vep;lfala 39 Allugundu 40 Jogannapcta 44 MUdllPulajeevi 45 Mekalacheruvu 46 Chamalagondi 47 Namba lapul ikunta 48 Peda baJJ ikothapaiJe 49 PedabalJj 51 Ycdurudona 53 Korthikota 54 Kokkanti 56 Nalla Cheruvu 57 Kadiripul ikunta 58 Talama rlavandlapa II e 67 Tavalam 72 MaJrcddipalle 73 Gurrambailu 11-15 2 KurH 3 Udul11u!,;kurthi 5 Vepamanipcta 7 Puligundlapalle 18 Chippalamadugu 20 Kondamanayanipalcm 26 Gandlapcnla 29 GowkanapaJJe 41 Mulakalapa lie 64 Balasamudram 6S Agraharampalle 66 Tsadum ·69 Kotapalle

16-20 15 Kadirikuntlapalle 24 Kamatampalle 35 Somayajulapalle 42 Chamac:henubailu 55 Oruvoy 60 Chinnaramannagaripall e 62 Tanakal 74 Bonthalapalle

13 Chalamakuntlapall e 38 Cowlepalle @ 61 Ethodu Kam3tam palle 75 Cheekatimanipalle 31 + 9 Bandlapalle

SRI SATYA SAl TALUK

o -5* 13 Kothapalle 22 Ti rumaladeva rapall e 24 Kaniscttipalle 31 Kothacheruvu 6-10 4 Krishnapuram 5 Marala 7 Manga lamadaka 8 Pamudurthi 10 Agraharam 12 Siddarampuram 15 Mylasamudram 27 Kothakota 28 Vengalammacheruvu 30 Puttaparti 34 K Locherla 35 Kappalabanda 38 Amagondapalyam 39 Satharlapalle 40 Pedapalle 41 Beedllpalle 4S Pothlllakllnta 48 Bandlapalle 182

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULA TJON BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.c. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1 ) (2)

SRI SATYA SAl TALUK (Concld.) 11-15 NeIakota 3 Elukuntla 19 Talamarla 21 Iragampalle 23 Narep~lle 26 Bukkapatnam 33 Ma rakuntapalle 37 Yenumulapalle 44 Byrapllram 51 Nidimamidi

16-20 II Gunipalle 16 Kcsapllram 17 Kondapaganipalle 36 Brahmanapalle 50 Kotlapalle 21-30 25 Lingareddipalle 43 Jagarajllpalle 31 + 20 Vangampalle 47 Chcrlopallc 183

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

RAYADURG TALUK 0-5* 5 Dandinahirehal 14 Somlapuram 17 Kudlur 18 Dodaghatta 22 M",llapuram 24 Muradi 30 Udego1am 32 Gollapallc 35 Tallakera 36 Gummaghatta 38 Kallugodu 39 Belodu 40 Baginayakanahalli 42 Bhupasamudram 6-15 31 Veerapuram 16-25 Nil 26-35 2 H. Siddapuram 36-50 26 Bondanakal 51 + Nil

KANEKAL TALUK h o -5* 1 Unthakal 2 Bommana~al 3 Kuruvalli 6 Bollanaguddam 7 Kalludevanahalli 9 Uddihal 10 Sreedharaghatta 11 Ganigera 13 Govindavadda 19 Yerragunta 26 Mal yam 27 Kanekal 31 Junjurampalle 37 Ramapuram 6-15 40 Rakatla 16-25 Nil 26-35 30 Avuladatla 36-50 Nil 51 + Nil

URAVAKONDA TALUK

0-5* Donekal 3 Gadekal 5 Konakondla 6 Gulapalyam 8 Vajrakarur 10 Poliki 12 Velpumadugu 17 Palthuru 19 Rayampalle 20 Undabanda 23 Chaba1a 26 Ganjikunta 28 Ragu1apadu 38 Amidala 42 Pedda Mushturu 6-15 7 Kamalapadu 29 Pandikunta 31 Pedda Chinna Pawp\\i 45 Shaiksanipalle 46 Rampuram 48 Katrimala 16-25 27 Thatrakal 44 Lathavaram 26-35 Nil 36-50 Nil 51 + 40 Racherla 47 V enkatampall e

* Excludes villages with no scheduled tribe population 184

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

GOOTY TALUK

o -5* Kasapuram 3 Dosaludiki 6 Sankarabandll 7 Konganapalle 10 Bcthapalle 13 Karadikonda 16 Kojjepalle 18 Yerrathimmarajucheruvu 21 Thimmapuram 23 Guntakal 29 Turakapalle 37 Mamudur 39 Kothapeta 40 Engi libanda 42 Jakkalacheruvu 43 Appecherla 44 Kristipadu 45 Muppalaguthi 49 AvuJampall e 53 Ayyavaripalle 54 Khadarpeta 61 Eddulapalle 62 Sorakayalapet a 65 Gulimikondla 66 Kalapuram 68 Neelur 69 Pamidi 70 Konduru 73 Gajarampalle 74 Miduthuru 75 Pcddavaduguru 76 Medimakulapa lie 79 Chintalacheruvu 80 Teliki 81 Chinnavaduguru 82 Dimmagudi 6-15 8 Obulapuram 14 Dharmapuram 20 Nakkanadoddi 35 Nagasamudram 36 Eswa rap all e 41 Thondapadu

J6-25 9 Basincpalle 25 Nclagonda

26-35 56 Ramagiri 57 Palyam

36-50 33 Erragudi

51 + 4 Gundala

TADPATRI TALUK

o -5* 1 Chandana 2 Rayalacheruvu 3 Thu trallapa II c 4 Yadiki 9 Kamalapadu 10 Nitturu 11 Narasapuram 12 Vemulapadu 15 Nagaruru 18 Chinnayakkaluru 19 Peddayakka I UfU 21 Pasaluru 25 Brahmanapalle 26 Venkatampalle 29 Chukkaluru 31 Gangadevipalle 34 Juturu 35 Dharmapuram 37 Chagallu 40 Arakativemula 41 Amalladinne 43 Peddapo lam ada 50 U ruchintala 51 Velamakuru 58 Challavaripalle 59 Gandlapadu 62 Chintakunta 67 Putluru 69 Medukurthi 83 Yellanuru 85 Pathapalle 86 Vennapusapalle 89 Kalluru 91 Goddumarri 92 Ch intakayamanda 94 Bukkapuram 97 Kunukuntla

6-15 16 Puppala 27 Bhogasamudram

16-25 49 Talaricheruvu

26-35 Nil

36-50 Nil

51 + Nil 185

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Namc of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

SINGANAMALA TALUK

o -5* Kalluru Agraharam 3 lIIuru 4 Kanampalle 5 Ka\lumadi 10 Rachepalle 15 Sa lakamcheruvu 17 Sodanapa\le 18 Singanamala 20 Narasapuram 24 Garladinne 25 Jambuladinne 26 Loluru 27 Akuledu 28 Podaralla 29 Govi ndapa\le 32 Korrapadu 33 Chakrayapeta 34 Pcravali 35 Vcnkatampalle 39 Narpala 40 Gugudu 42 Bondalavada 43 KOlldak inda Agraha ram 48 Bukkarayasamudram 50 Upparapalle 52 ltikalapalle 53 Chiyyedu 55 Durgam 56 Siddarascherla 59 Haveli Sodanapalle 6-15 6 Tarimela 30 Janthaluru 31 Chedulla 38 Chennampalle 41 Duggamarri 44 Bod i gan idodd i 47 Reddipalle 51 Si dda ram pur am 54 Danduvaripalle 58 Pappuru 16-25 Nil 26-35 Nil 36-50 Nil 51 + 22 Chennavaram

ANANTAPUR TALUK

o -5* I Marutla 2 Penakacherla 3 Koppalakonda 4 Kesavapuram 5 Muntimadugu 8 Krishnapuram 10 Yerraguntla 13 Korrakodu 14 Ipperu IS Kammuru 16 Kotanka 17 Marthadu 18 Taticherlu 19 Somanadoddi 20 Narayanapuram 22 Gotukuru 24 Kudair 28 Timmapuram 29 Talupuru 35 Kamarupalle 41 Brahmanayal erll 43 Kakkalapalle 44 Katiganika1va 45 Rapthadu 47 JangaJapa 11 e 50 Thopudurthi 51 Palacherla 52 Gandlaparthi 56 Man:r 57 Gondireddipalle 59 Mannila

6-15 9 Budedu 12 Udiripikonda 21 Kodimi 25 Cholasamudram 33 Kurugunta 36 Padamatiyaleru 37 Atmakur 40 Madigubba 16-25 11 Kalagalla 27 Mavinamardanha IIi 38 Goridindla

26-35 26 Jayapuram

36-50 Nil

51 + Nil 186

APPENDIX - IV (Colltd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.c. Name of Village L.c. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2)

KALYANDURG TALUK o -5* NaT injagundlapall e 2 Srcerangapuram 4 ThaggupaTthi 6 Anbmpalle 10 Seeripi 13 Gangavaram 15 Manirevu 24 Garudapuram 25 Ku rabarahall i 26 Bedrahalli 27 Palavoy 29 East KodipaJle 6-15 9 Narasapuram ,_.') Konampalle 20 Chapiri 21 Hulikal 22 K8lyandurg 16-25 3 Bcluguppa 19 Mudigal 23 Yatakal 26-35 Nil 36-50 Nil 51 + Nil KAMBADUR T ALUK o -5* Kannepalle 2 Thectakal 6 Vepalaparthi 16 Settur 19 Mulakaledu 20 Chintarlapalle 21 Khairevu 29 Bestarapalle 30 Kariganapalle 33 Thimmapuram 35 Mulakanur 37 Rampuram 39 Karthanaparthi 40 Gulyam 43 Chennampalle 6-15 3 Pi lIalapalle 34 Kambadur 36 Pallur 38 Nuthimadugu 41 RaJla Anantapuram 16-25 Nil 26-35 Nil 36-50 32 Mallapuram 51 + Nil

CHENNEKOTHAPALLE TALUK o -5* 1 Thumuchcrla 4 Kanaganipalle 8 Pothulanagepa Ile 9 Medapuram 10 Nagasamudram 11 Gantimarri 13 Nasanakota 14 NarasampaJle 16 Konetinayanipalyam 17 Peruru 19 Kondapuram 20 Motachintalapalle 21 Ramagiri 22 MustikoviJa 23 PolepalJe 26 Nyamaddala 27 Chennekothapall e 29 Kanumukkala 30 Veldurthi 6-15 2 Thogarakunta 6 Daduluru 12 Muthavakunt la 15 Maddulacheruvu 25 Kuntimaddi 32 BrahmannpalJe 16-25 Nil 26-35 31 Ganginepall e 36-50 Nil 51 + Nil 187

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.c. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2)

DHARMAVARAM TALUK

0-5* Pinnadari 2 Tadimarri 4 Tirumalapuram 0' Modugulakunta 5 Peddakotla 6 Chinnakotla 7 Ch innach igullarev\l 8 Maravapalle Agraharam 9 Nidigallu 10 Malyavantbam 11 Mustooru 14 Apparascheruvu 16 Obulapuram 21 Sangala 25 Gotluru 26 Chigicherla 27 Kunuthuru

6-15 13 Bathalapa lie 15 Ch ennarayapa tnam 17 Garisclapalle 19 Dampetla 20 Cherlopal\e 22 Ravulacheruvu 23 Thummala 30 Mallakalva

16-25 31 Darsimala 26-35 Nil 36-50 Nil 51 + Nil

PENUKONDA TALUK

o -5* I DUddebanda 2 Gutturu 3 Munimadugu 6 Kogira 8 Naranagepalle 9 Mulakalacheruvu II Roddam 14 Turakalapatnam 18 Rampuram 24 Penukonda 27 Peddipalle 28 Cholemarri 29 NaHuru 32 Dodagatta 37 Cballapalle 41 Somandepalle 45 Gudipalle 47 Pand iparthi 53 Nadimpalle 57 Cherukuru 6-15 Nil 16-25 22 Settipalle 42 Velagamakulapalle 26-35 25 AddakulapalJe

36-50 20 Kondampalle 23 Gonipeta 43 Naginayanichcruvu 51 + Nil

MADAKASIRA TALUK

o -5* Valasa 3 Amarapuram 6 Hcmavathi 9 Basavanahalli 15 Muthukur 16 GlIdibanda 17 Kekathi 20 Amidalagondi 27 Madakasira 29 S. Rayapuram 31 Mandalahalli 33 M. Rayapllram 47 Rolla 48 Govindapuram 51 Ycrrabommanahalli 54 Haresamudram 55 Bullasamud' am 56 Kallumarri 6-15 22 Chandakacherla 28 Melavoy 37 H ul ikcradevarahall i 52 Manur 188

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B; SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIS"T OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

MADAKASIRA TALUK (Conc1d.) 16-25 26 Ma lIinayakanahalli 26-35 2] Kothalam 36-50 Nil 51 -!. Nd

H1NDUPUR TALUK

0-5* 3 J akkasamudram 5 Gowrivaripal1e 7 Marreddipall e 8 Gorantla 9 Kammavaripalle 14 Mal\apalle 21 Budili 22 SettipaJle 31 Morasalapalle 32 Kodikonda 36 Kodur 38 Chalivendala 43 Seegipalle 47 Narasapuram 49 Sirekolam 50 Parigi 54 Kodigenahalli 58 Kotnor 59 Srikanthapuram 61 Kondur 62 Chilamathur 66 Demakethepalle 79 GoJ]apurum

6-15 Gangampalle 13 Buganipalle 17 Palasamudram 20 Vadigepalle 64 Hussainpuram 16-25 2 Van3volu 26-35 11 Mandalapalle 36-50 Nil 51 + 16 Obulapuram NALLAMADA TALUK

o -5* Budanampalle 2 Kodavandiapalle 4 Brahmadevamarri 8 Sankepalle 14 Thimmanayanipalyam 15 Mallepalle 16 Thappetavaripalle 20 Lakkasamudram 23 Malakavemula 26 Charupalle 28 Va nka rakunta 35 Donnikota 41 Inagaluru 43 Daburuvaripalle 45 Allapalle 46 Sunnampalle 47 Obuladevara cheruvu 49 Venkatapuram 50 Thummalakuntlapall e 51 Thavalamarri 54 Ubicherla 55 Veoraobanapalle 56 Jowka lakothapalle 57 Mohammadabad 60 Tangedukunta 65 Che ekirevulapall e 66 Amadaguru 69 Pulikuntlapalle

6·15 9 JonnlJ lakol hapal! e 11 Gunjepallc 18 Devaragudipalle 22 SanevaripaJle 27 Reddipa1le 29 Nallamada 32 Kondakamarla 33 Kurumala 38 Kadiri Brahmanapallc 39 Yeguvapa\\e 40 Pulagampalle 44 Tbippcpalle 52 Panthulacheruvu 67 Thull1mala

16-25 21 Patnam 30 Goplpallc 37 Ilathulapalle 71 LokojipalIe

26-35 10 Mukthapuram 13 DorcgaI 19 Kondagattupalle 25 Vellamaddi 36 Muthyalacheruvu 36-50 Nil 51 + 70 Dademvar ipa lie 189

APPENDIX - IV (Cone/d.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULA TlON BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (I) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2)

KADlRI T ALUK

o -5* 2 Kurli 3 Udumulakurthi 4 Talupula 5 V epa man ipeta 12 Godduvelagala 13 Chalamakuntlapall e 14 Pandulakuntla 15 Kad irikunt lapall e 17 Kalasamudram 26 Gandlapenta 27 Jeenulakunta 28 Velichalamala 29 Gowkanapall e 31 Vankamaddi 32 Dhanyancheruvu 35 Somayajulapalle 39 Allugundu 42 Cbamachenubailu 44 Mudupulaj eevi 47 Nambalapulikunta 48 Pedaball ikot hapall e 50 Gootibailu 53 Korthikota 54 Kokkanti 55 Oruvoy 56 Nalla Cheruvu 58 Talamarlavandlapal! e 61 Ethodu 66 Tsadum 69 Kotapalle 74 Bonthalapalle 75 Cheekatimanipa lie 6-15 6 Peddannavaripalle 7 PuIigund lapalle 8 Obulareddipalle 16 Alampur 20 Kondamanayanipal em 23 Kadiri 38 Cowlepalle 0' Kamatampalle 43 Malameedapalle 45 Mekalacheruvu 49 Pedaballi 62 Tanakal 64 Balasamudram 73 Gurrambailu 16-25 33 Kurumamidi 34 Veparala 37 Motukapalle 40 Jogannapeta 67 Tavalam 72 MalreddipaHe 26-35 Odulapalle 19 Yerradoddi 70 Danduvaripall e 36-50 II Thummalabailu 46 Chamalagondi 68 Mundlavaripalle 51 + 71 Venkatrayanipalle

SRI SATYA SAl T ALUK

0-5* 3 Elukuntla 8 P a mud ur t hi 11 GunipaUe 12 Siddarampuram 16 Kesapuram 17 Kondapaganipalle 19 Talamarla 21 Iragampalle 23 Narepalle 26 Bukkapatnam 28 Vengalammacheruvu 30 Puttaparti 31 Kothacheruvu 43 Jagarajupalle 50 Kotlapalle 6-15 4 Kr ishnapuram 5 Marala 10 Agraharam 13 Kothapalle 34 K. Locherla 36 Brahmanapall e 38 Amagondapalyam 44 Byrapuram 47 Cherlopalle 48 Bandlapalle 51 Nidimamidi 16-25 22 Tirumaladevarapalle 26-35 Nelakota 27 Kothakota 40 Pedapalle 36-50 7 Mangalamadaka 32 Tippabha tlapalle 35 Kappalabanda 51 + 9 Nakkalaguttapall e 190

LIST OF VILLAGES IN ANANfAPUR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,.--_____ -L..- _____--.., Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

RAYADURG TALUK Baginayakanahalli I Bommakkapalle 40 73 73 2 Rayampalle 2 Belodu 1 Nethrapalle 39 72 72 2 Vydyam Gundlapalle 3 Bhupasamudram MarempalJe 42 70 70 2 Devareddipalle 3 Y errampall e 4 Marempalle Thanda 4 B~ndanakal Rathibhavivanka 26 58 58 2 GollaJadoddi 5 Chadam Gollaladoddi 23 59 59 6 Dandinahirehal 5 5 5 7 Dodaghatta 1 Sanjeevarayanikota 18 35 35 8 Elanji 1 KOlhur 16 30 30 2 Konapuram 9 Galagala 1 Nemakalliahdoddi 33 77 77 2 Jalivanka 3 Paidoddi 10 Gollapalle 1 Sirigedoddi (Battayadoddi) 32 76 76 2 Aduguppa 3 Kavali Polayyadoddi 4 Cheruvudoddi 11 Gramadatla 1 T. Veerapuram 25 57 57 2 Veerapuram Thanda 12 Gummaghatta Gonabhavi 36 81 81 13 Herihal Hosahalli 4 4 4 Uninhabited 14 Hiredahal 10 10 10 15 Hosahalli 41 71 71 16 H. Siddapuram Siddapuram Thanda 2 2 2 17 Hulikal Kalyam 20 33 33 18 Jajarakal 9 9 9 19 Kadalur Hadagalli 19 32 32 2 Badanahal 20 Kallugodu Rangachedu 38 80 80 2 Venkatampall e 21 Kolaganahalli I Krishnapuram 15 27 27 2 Vidadu1a (Mylapuram) 3 Lingadahal 4 Sreerangapuram 22 Konthanahalli 28 63 63 23 Kudlur 1 Godiselapalle 17 31 31 24 Lakshmipuram 6 6 6 25 Lingamanahalli 8 8 8

Note: The remarks in column 7 relates to 1981 Census position 191

LIST OF VILLAGES IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. Remarks No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------'------~ 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

RAYADURG TALUK (Coneld.) 26 Madenahalli 7 7 7 27 Malapanagudi 3 3 28 MaJlapuram Pallepalle 22 60 60 29 Meehiri 21 61 61 30 Muridi Muridi Hanumapuram 24 34 34 2 Thammcpalle 31 Nagalapuram 1 Cherlopalle 13 28 28 2 Thimmalapuram 32 Nemakllilu 11 12 12 33 Obulapuram 3 1 34 Pulakunta Gounikunta 37 79 79 35 Pulakurthi 1 Hosaguddam 12 11 II 2 Mallikethi 36 Rangasamud ram R. KothapalJe 34 78 78 37 Rayadurg 27 62 62 (IXF·U.) {llI F.UI (F. U) 38 Somalapuram 14 29 29 39 Tallakera B· T. P. Mallelli 3S 82 82 2 Kothapallikunta (Malelli) 3 Krishnapurall1 4 Konapuram 40 Udegolam Ayathapalle 30 74 74 41 Vadrahonnuru 29 64 64 42 Veerapuram 31 75 75

KANEKAL TALUK*

1 Avuladatla 1 Avuladatlll Thanda 30 6() 66 2 Banduru 1 Devagiri 8 19 19 2 Devagiri Camp 3 Bennikal Seetharamnagar 14 23 23 4 Bidurukontham 17 39 39 5 Bollanaguddam Kalluhola 6 17 17 6 Bommanahal 1 Kanekalabanda 2 14 14 2 Bommanahal Camp 7 Brahmasamudram Brahmasamudram Camp 18 38 38 8 Dargakondapuram 29 65 65 9 Ganigera 1 Jakkalavadiki t1 36 36 2 Ambapuram 10 Garudachedu 22 42 42 11 Govindavada 13 21 21 12 Hanakanahal 36 51 51

* Formed from Rayadurg Taluk, Vide G. O. Ms. No. 1389 Rev. (U) dated 28th November, 1979 192

LIST OF VILLAGES IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCA TION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the vi lIa ge Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------_,_-----~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

KANEKAL TALUK (Concld.) 13 Haresamudram 5 18 18 14 Honnur 1 Honnalli 15 22 22 2 Hoshalli 15 Hulikera Nallampalle 28 56 56 2 Pullampalle 3 Gopulapuram 16 Junjarampalle Malakapuram 31 69 69 2 Rekulakunta 17 Kalekurthy 35 53 53 18 Ka Iludevanahall i 7 20 20 19 Kanekal 1 Gangalapuram 27 54 54 2 Kothapalle 3 Marempalle 4 Aluru 20 Kuruvalli Devagiri 3 15 15 21 Malyam 26 52 52 22 MeenahalJi 21 41 41 23 MylarampaJle Rachepalle 38 48 48 24 NagireddipaJle Kadarampalle 32 67 67 25 N. Hanumapuram 24 45 45 26 Peddakoukuntla Chinnakoukuntla 39 49 49 27 Rachumarri Adiganipalle 34 55 55 28 Rakatla 1 Thummatapalle 40 47 47 2 Rakatla Thanda 29 Ramapuram 37 50 50 30 Sidda rampuram 4 16 16 31 Singanahalli Gonahal 12 24 24 32 Sollapuram 25 46 46 33 Sreedharaghatta Upparahal 10 25 25 2 GouDur 3 Lal Bahadur Nagar 34 Thumbiganur Nagenahalli 23 44 44 35 Uddihal Uddihal Camp 9 26 26 36 Udegolam 20 43 43 37 Unthakal 13 13 38 Veparalla J Kenchanapalle 33 68 68 2 Kasipuram 39 Vyasapuram 16 40 40 40 Yerragunta 19 37 37

URAVAKONDA TALUK Amidala Mulagiripalle 38 26 26 2 Budagavi 33 18 18 3 Chabala Dharmapuri 23 8 8 193

LIST OF VILLAGES IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCA TION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,---______L ______--., Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

URAVAKONDA TALUK (Contd.) 4 Cheekalaguriki 21 16 16 5 Chinnabothur 24 7 7 6 Chinna Mushturu 43 31 31 7 Donekal 1 1 8 Gadehothur 25 6 6 9 Gadekal 3 3 3 10 Ganjikunta 26 43 43 11 Gulopalyam 6 47 47 12 Hanchanahal 4 4 4 13 Havaligi 15 13 13 14 Indravathi 36 24 24 15 Kadadarabenchi 2 2 2 16 Kadamalakunta Kotha Kadamalakunta 30 40 40 2 Patha Kadamalakunta 17 Kamalapadu Kamalapadu Thanda 7 46 46 18 Karakamukkala 16 14 14 19 Katrimala Koncpalle 48 37 37 :2 Gurramanjaneyulu Kottala (Thanda) 20 Konakondla Chayapuram* 5 48 48A *In 1961 Census this village bearing L. C. No. 48B was shown as a separate revenue village. In 1971 it was shown a{; hamlet to Konakondla. 21 Konapuram 41 29 29 22 Lathavaram Sugali Thanda 44 32 32 23 Malapuram 13 II 11 24 Mopidi 37 25 2S 25 Narimctla 18 20 20 26 Nilluleni Thimmapuram It 9 9 27 Nimbagal 35 23 23 28 Paliki IQ 5 5 29 Palthur Malapuram 17 15 15 30 Pandikunta Thanda 29 38 38 31 Pattipadi 9 44 44 32 Pedda Chinna Payapalle 1 Kothakota 31 34 34 2 Chinna Payapalle 3 P. C. Pyapili Thanda 33 l'edda Mushturu 42 30 30 34 Pennahobilam 39 27 27 35 Racherla 40 28 28 36 Ragulapadu 28 41 41 37 Rampuram Rampuram Thanda 46 36 36 38 Rayampalle 19 21 21 39 Renimakulapalle 34 22 22 40 Shaiksanipalle Shaiksanipalle Thanda 45 35 35 41 Thatrukal Nakkanotipalle Thanda 27 42 42 194

LIST OF VILLAGES IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCA TION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,------'------~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

URAVAKONDA TALUK (Concld.) 42 Undabanda 20 19 19 43 Uravakonda 32 33 33 (XI F.U.) (IV F.U.) (F. U.) 44 Vajrakaruru Bodisanipalle 8 45 45 45 Veligonda 22 17 17 46 Velpumadugu 1 Kattalapalle 12 10 10 2 Rampuram KottaJa 3 Janardhanapal\e 47 VenkatampalJe Pedda Thanda 47 39 39 2 Chinna Thanda 48 Vidapanakallu Kottakota 14 12 12

GOOTY TALUK

Abbedoddi 31 52 52 2 Akkajampall e 52 70 70 3 Ameenpalle 5 7 7 4 Aniganidoddi 32 16 16 5 Anumpalle 1 DibbasanipaJle 55 57 57 2 Kattakindapallc 6 Appajipeta 58 60 60 7 Appecherla Erepalle 43 38 38 2 Burnakunta 3 Bandarlapalle 4 Thimmapuram 8 Avulampalle 49 47 47 9 Ayyavaripa\le 53 55 55 10 Basinepalle BasinepaJle Thanda 9 25 25 11 Bethapalle Yengannapalle 10 28 28 12 BrahmanpaJle Poolakunta 34 14 14 13 ChetnepaJle 1 Surasingapalle 15 27 27 2 Gooty R. S. (III F. U.) (V F. U.) (F. U.) 14 Chinnavaduguru 81 83 83 15 Chintalacheruvu 7') 42 42 16 Chitrachedu Ramapuram 86 86 86 17 Chittoor Ramarajupalle 84 85 85 18 Dancherla Gollalildoddi 26 18 18 19 DevarapaJle Obulapuram 64 67 67 20 Dharmapuram 14 32 32 21 Dimmagudi Gangiguntapa II e 82 82 82 22 Donimukkala Mallenipalle 24 11 11 23 Dosaludiki 3 5 5 24 Eddulapalle Eddulapalle Thanda 61 62 62 25 Edurur 51 71 71 195

LIST OF VILLAGES IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSllS AND LOCA TlON CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ______J______-., Remarks No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) 1981 1971 1961 (7) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

GOOTY TALUK (Conld.)

26 Engilibanda 40 35 35 27 Er ragudi 33 15 IS 28 Eswarapal Ie 36 54 54 29 Gajarampalle 73 75 75 30 Gooty Nemathabad 28 50 SO (III P. U.) (VP.U.) (P.U.) 31 Gooty Anantapuram KasepaJlc 38 49 49 2 Kothapa\le 32 Gulimikondla Lingapuram Kottala 65 69 69 33 Gundala Gundla Thanda 4 6 6 34 Guntakal Kottala 23 J 1 (IV P.U.) (VIP.U.) (P.U·)

35 Jakkalacheruvu 1 lsurallapa II e 42 37 37 2 Chinnagajulapalle 3 Pcddagaju lapalle 4 Gnndipalle 36 Kalapuram 66 68 6S 37 Kandlagudur 85 84 84 38 Kandlapallc 59 61 61 39 Karadikonda Bachupalle 13 31 31 40 Kasapuram 1 3 3 41 Khadarpeta 54 56 56 42 Kojjepalle Lachanapal\e 16 26 26 43 Konapuram 78 40 40 44 Konduru 70 79 79 45 Konganapalle 1 Mulakalapenta 7 22 22 2 Mulakalapenta Thanda 46 Kolhapeta Vennedoddi 39 33 33 2 Mamillacheruvu 47 Kristipadu 1 Kadaraguttapall e 44 39 39 2 Kondupalle 48 Mallenipalle 46 46 46 49 Mamudur 37 53 53 50 Marnepalle 27 19 19 51 Medimakulapalle 76 44 44 52 Miduthuru 74 74 74 53 Molakathalla Gopirajupalle 87 87 87 54 Muppalaguthi 45 45 45 55 Nagalapuram 83 81 81 56 Nagasamudram 1 Chintalampalle 35 13 13 2 Kadlripalle 3 Gur rapubadu 4 Venkatampall c 5 Imampuram 196

LlST OF VILLAGES IN ANANT APUR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCA TION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

S1. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any {1981 Census} r------L---___ ~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (I) {2} {3} (4) (5) (6) (7)

GOOTY TALUK (Concld.)

57 Nakkanadoddi Na rasapuram 20 9 9 2 Narasapuram Kottala 3 Thanda 58 Neelur 68 77 77 59 Nelagonda 1 Puliguttapa lie 25 12 12 2 Nalladasarapalle 3 Thanda 60 Nemallapalle 63 64 64 61 Obulapuram 1 Mynapuram 8 24 24 2 Mynapuram Thanda 62 Palyam Thanda 57 59 59 63 Pamidi 1 Kothapalle 69 66 66 2 Kondapuram (F.U·) 64 Pathakothacheru~u Gonderla 19 8 8 65 Peddavaduguru Laxumpalle 75 73 73 66 Peddoddi Cherlopalle 30 17 17 Chinnarayanapalle 67 Penakalapadu t Erannapalle 71 80 80 2 Kottalapalle 68 Pogaruru 67 76 76 69 Rajapuram 17 20 20 70 Ramagiri t Eguva Thanda 56 58 58 :2 Diguva Thanda 71 Ramarajupal1e- 50 72 72 72 Ravuludiki Bbeemunipalle 77 41 41 73 Sangala 2 4 4 74 Sankarabanda 6 23 23 75 Sorakayalapeta 62 63 63 76 Teliki 80 43 43 77 ThambdllapaJle 72 78 78 78 ThimmanacherJao 22 2 2 (IV F.U.) (VI F.U·) (F.U.) 79 Thimmapuram 21 10 10 80 Thondapadu 1 Kothapa11e 41 36 36 2 Rangapuram 8\ Turakapa\\e 29 51 51 82 Ubicherla Kotha Ubicherla 12 30 30 83 Utakallu 11 29 29 84 Vankarajukalv'a 60 65 65 85 Vankatampalle 47 34 34 86 Virupapuram 48 48 48 87 Yerrathimmarajucheruvll' 18 21 21 197

LIST OF VILLAGES IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

81. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ,.--_____..l.-... _____~ No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

TADPATRITALUK

Aluru Avulathippayapalle 48 77 77 2 Amalladinne I Narapuram 41 21 21 2 Nimanakampalle 3 Arakativemula Kondapuram 40 22 22 4 Aravedu 93 37 37 5 Alb iralladinne 14 12 12 6 Bhogasamudram Ayyavaripalle 27 72 72 2 Goddalaguttapa lie 3 Goshvaripall e 4 Tellamittapall e 7 Bodaipalle 52 82 82 8 Bondaladinne 53 84 84 9 Boppepallc 1 Kuchivaripalle 77 39 39 2 Vasapuram 10 Brahmanapalle Thimm..:palle 25 66 66 2 Yeguvakothuru 3 Diguvakothuru 11 Bukkapuram Kodavandlapalle 94 38 38 2 Kothuru 12 Chagallu Chikkepalle 37 18 18 13 Chalavemula 73 27 27 14 ChallaVaripalJe 58 79 79 15 Chandana 1 Dayyalamadugu 2 Kesavarayanipeta 3 Lakshampalle 4 Srinivasapuram :0' Patcharumekalapalle 16 Cherlopalle Maddipalle 66 26 26 2 Narayana(eddipalle 17 Chilamakuru Achutapuram 78 4(} 4() 2 Obulapuram 18 Chi1Javaripalle 96 31 31 19 Chinnamall epa lle 8D 42 42 20 Chinnapolamada 1 Ravivenkatapa lie 44 49 49 2 Thimmapuram 21 Chinnayakkaluru Turkapalle 18 8 8 22 Ch intakayamanda 1 Kodavandlapalle 92 36 36 2 Thimmampulle 23 Chintakunta 62 51 51 24 Chintalapalle 79 41 41 25 Chukkaluru Va radaipalle 29 70 70 26 Dadithota Ayyagaripalle 95 33 33 2 Jaganna1hapuram 3 Narayanapalle 4 ThurakavaripaHe 198

LIST OF VILLAGES IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------l..---._---. Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

TADPATRT TALUK (Contd.) 27 Devanuppalapadu Reddipallc 17 7 7 28 Dha rmapuram Chinn.lpappuru 35 16 16 2 ChintalapalJe 29 Diguvapalle Eguvapalle 60 46 46 2 Konaguntapalle 3 Kottalapalle 30 Dosaledu Obulapuralll 65 25 25 31 Ellutla Narayauapuram 76 30 30 2 Puttamvaripalle 32 Gandlapadu Vengamanayanipa lIe 59 45 45 33 Gangadevipalle 31 68 68 34 Garladinne Bondaladinne 20 10 10 35 Goddumarri Lakshmapalle 91 34 34 2 NirjampalJe 36 Gudipadu Padamatipa II e 8 63 63 "~I Kothapalle 2 Akkarampall e 3 Jadavagupalle 37 Htlssainpuram Venkatapuram 56 78 78 38 Jguduru Bandar lapa II e 32 67 67 2 Jogivanipeta 39 JambulalPadu 57 80 80 40 Jodidharmapuram 24 56 56 41 Juturu 1 KothapaJle 34 S4 54 2 SomanapaJIe 3 Thimmanacheruvu 4 Vengannapalle 42 Kacharlakunta 114 97 97 43 Kadavakallu Sanjeevapuram 64 24 24 44 Kalluru Duggupalle 89 94 94 2 Venkatampalle 4S Kamalapadu 1 Chintakayalapalle 9 61 61 2 Kurulapalle 3 Middepalle 4 Boyareddipalle 5 Vecrareddipalle 46 Kandikapul'a- 61 50 50 47 Kaverisamudram CherlopalJe 28 71 71 48 Kodumurthi 87 92 92 49 Komali Tatagar ipall e 42 S3 S3 50 Komatikuntla 72 43 43 51 Konauppalapadu; Hanumantharayanipalle 6 59 59 52 Kummanamala Chouladamanipalle 74 28 28 0.: TurakaVaripalle 199

LIST OF VILLAGES IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCA TION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,------_.__-----"""' Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

TADPATRITALUK (Contd.)

2 Kondagarikunta 3 Kothapalle 4 Rangana yakun ipa 11 e 5 Rangarajukunta 53 Kummetha 23 15 IS 54 Kundanakota 7 62 62 55 Kunukuntla Ramapuram 97 32 32 2 Kothapalle 56 Madugupall e 1 Jangamreddipalle 75 29 29 57 Mal\agund\a 1 GaddamvaripaUe 88 93 93 2 Lingareddipalle 58 Mt'dukurthi 6<) 117 87 59 Muchukota Varadaipalle 39 20 20 60 Nagaruru 1 Bhoga\akatta 15 5 5 61 Nandalapadu Terannapalle 45 48 48 (X P.U.) (VIIP.U·) ( P. U.~ 62 Narasapuram 1 Cheemalavagupalle 11 57 57 2 Yengampeta 63 Nitturu Chikkepalle to 64 64 2 Chintamanipalle 3 Raghavarajupuram @ Kothapalle 4 Sivarampuram 64 Nitturu 70 88 88 65 Obulapuram 5 60 00 66 Pasaluru Kottalapa\1e 21 11 It @: Kondamanayanipaiem 2 KammavaripaJle 3 Sunkesulapalle 67 Pathapalle 8'5 ~6 96 68 Peddamallepalle Kondapuram 81 89 8Ci) 69 Peddapappuru Shaikupalle 36 17 17 70 Peddapolamada t Veokatapuram 43 52 52 2 YerraguntapaHe 3 Chinnapalle 71 Peddayakkaluru 1 Cherlopalle 19 9 2 Kondapuram 3 Nandavara11l 72 PendekalJu 22 14 14 73 Puliprodduturu Gavarampal\e 30 <69 69 74 Puppa\a 1 Vengannapalle 16 6 6 2 Kothapalle 75 Putluru Balapuram (J7 44 44 2 Ch i ntaJapalle 200

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TADPATRI TALUK (Concld.) 3 Nagareddipalle 4 Naraya nanayakunipalle 5 Takkelapalle 76 Rayalacheruvu Kurmajipeta 2 2 2 2 Ramarajupall e 77 Sajjaladinne Venkatareddipalle 47 73 73 78 Seetharamapuram 33 55 55 79 Senagalaguduru GopurajupaIIe 68 85 85 2 KondepalJe 3 Narayanapalle 4 Pothureddipalle 5 Thakkillapalle (i Thimmapuram 7 Vengannapalle 80 Singavaram I DantalapalIe 90 35 35 2 KothapaIIe 81 Surepalle Gnl1apalle 63 23 23 82 TabjuIa Si nganaguttapaI Ie 38 19 19 83 Tadpatri AkkannapaI I e 46 47 47 2 GamevaripaIle (XP.U.) (VII P.D.) (P.D.) 3 Thippa reddi palle 84 Talaricheruvu 49 74 74 85 Thimmapuram 13 13 13 86 Thirumalapuram 82 90 90 87 Thutrallapalle 1 Kathupalle 3 3 3 2 Pusalapadu 88 Uruchintala 50 75 75 89 Vanganuru 54 83 83 90 Veerapuram Kondepalle 55 81 81 91 Velamakuru 51 76 76 92 Vemulapadu Kottalapalle 12 4 4 93 Vemulapalle 71 86 86 94 Venkatampa1Je 26 65 65 95 Vennapusapal1e 86 95 95 96 Yadiki 1 ChennarayanipalI e 4 58 58 2 Chinnapeta (F.V.) 3 Kathimanipallc 4 Peddapeta 5 Pi nnepa lle 6 Thippareddipalle 7 Thi run3mpalle 8 Veerannapalle 97 Yellanurll! 1 Jangampallc 83 91 91 2 Krishnapuram 3 Namareddipa 11 e 4 Venkatadripalle 5 Buddareddipalle 201

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81. Name of the vi Hage Name of the hamlets Location Code No. "...-. _____...J.- ____-..._ No. (1981 Census) if any {1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

*SINGANAMALA TALUK

1 Aku\edu 1 MadireddipalJe 27 36 36 2 Ragh una tha pu ram 3 Seeu Farm 2 Ananda raop et S 20 2(} 3 Anantapur 49 80 80 (l P.U.) (IP.D.) (P.D.) 4 Bandlapall e 57 114 114 5 Bodiganidoddi 44 75 75 6 BondaJavada 42 109 109 7 Buddepalle 9 21 21 8 Bukkarayasamudram I Kottalapalle 48 79 79 2 Open Air Jail 9 Chakrayapeta Pothurajukalva 33 67 61 2 Bandameedapalle 3 Sivapuram 10 Chamaluru 1 Niluvurai .H 71 11 2 Kisepallc 3 KUfuvaganipalle 11 Chedulla 31 66 66 12 Ch eelapalle 14 27 27 13 Ch en nampall e Bommalatapalie 38 73 71 14 Chennarayanipalle 45 76 76 15 Chennavaram Nagalaguddam 22 14 34 2 Thanda 3 Kothachennavaram 16 Chiyyedu Pulakunta 53 117 117 J7 Danduvaripalle I Yedavulaparthi 54 107 107 2 Obulapuram 18 Duggamarri 1 Neelithatapalle 4t 110 lIO 2 Narasapuram 19 Durgam 5S 116 116 20 Garladinne 1 TaJagaripalJ e 24 38 38 2 Tirnmampeta 3 Papinepalem 21 Govindapalle Boyakotta\a 29 64 2 Bhadrampal I e 3 Medapuram

22 Gugudu 1 Naoimpalle 111 III 2 Mugethimrnanapalle 3 Rangapuram 4 JangamareddipaIle 5 Thumpera

* Formed from Anantapur Taluk. Vide G· O. Ms. No. 1389 Rev. (U) dated 28th November, 197~ 202

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------...... _--._--~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

SINGANAMALA TALUK (Contd.) 6 Ganganapalle 7 Mochuguntaralle 23 Haveli Sodanapalle 1 Mangapatnam 59 112 112 2 Nail apa reddi pa 11 e ;l Gunjepalle 24 IIIuru 3 16 16 25 Itikalapalle Chinnakunta 52 104 104 2 Akuthotapall e 3 P. G. Centre 26 Jambuladinne 25 37 37 27 Janthaluru N eelampalle 30 65 65 28 Joolakalva 1 Jalalpuram 13 26 26 29 Kallumadi 1 Gummepalle 5 17 17 2 Ekulanagepalle 30 Kalluru 2 14 14 31 Kalluru Agraharam 1 Eguvapalle 1 13 13 2 Kalluru R. S. 32 Kanampalle 4 15 15 33 Karnatakampalle 19 31 31 Uninhabited 34 Kondakinda Agraharam 1 Sanjeevapuram 43 108 108 2 DayyalakuntapaJ1e 3 Venkatapuram 35 Korivipalle 12 25 25 36 Korrapadu NeelareddipalJe 32 74 74 37 Loluru 26 39 39 38 Matlagondi Chi nnamatlagond i 16 29 29 39 Nadimidoddi I Goddamnagepalle 36 70 70 2 Karnapudiki 40 Narasapuram 1 Gurugunta 20 32 32 2 Chinnajalalpuram 41 Narpala 1 Palasalanuthulapalle 39 72 72 2 Sulthanpet 42 Nidhanawada 7 19 19 43 Obulapuram 23 35 35 44 Pappuru Bommakuntapalle 58 113 113 45 Pedda Jalalapuram 21 33 33 46 Peravali 34 68 68 47 Podaralla Kothur 28 63 63 2 Kothapalle 3 Wadiampet 48 RachepaHe 1 Eruvend\a 10 23 23 2 Alankarayanipeta 49 Reddipalle 1 Rekulakunta 47 78 78 2 Ammavaripeta 203

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SINGANAMALA TALUK (Concld.) 50 Salakamcheruvu 1 Nayanivaripalle 15 22 22 2 Bandrapall e 51 Siddampeta 46 77 77 52 Siddarampuram 1 Kondapuram 51 106 106 2 Pasuluru 3 KothapalJe 53 Sidda rascherla 1 Cherukuthotapalle 56 115 tIS 2 Gollapalle 3 Malavanipalle 4 Kottala 54 Singanamala Govi nda rayun ipet a 18 30 30 55 Sodanapalle Narasapuram 17 28 2& 56 Tarimela Chintalamakulapalle 6 18 18 57 Ullikallu Ulikantipa lie II 24 24 58 Uppa rapalJe 5

ANANTAPUR TALUK

1 AJamuru I KattakindapaJle 42 82 82 2 Mundabandapalle 2 Ankampeta Gudda JapalJ e 6 11 11 3 Atmakur 1 Kurlapalle 37 51 51 2 Pampanur 3 KothapalJe (West) 4 Bandam e edapalJ e 1 Varimadugu 55 98 98 2 LalasahebpaJle S Bommeparthi 49 95 9S 6 Brahmanapalle 23 55 55 7 BrahmanayaJeru 41 86 86 8 Budedu 9 9 9 9 Bukkacherla 53 91 91 10 Chola samud tam 25 45 45 11 Gandlaparthi 1 Kothapal1e 52 90 90 12 Gangalakunta 46 1{)3 103 13 Gollapalle 34 84 84 14 Gondireddipalle Pullalarevu 57 96 96 15 Goridindla Vepacherla 38 88 88 2 Muttala 3 Devarakunta Th:mda 4 Diguva Thand a 16 Gotukuru Ramachandrapuram 22 56 56 17 Hampapuram 58 100 100 204

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1()81 Census) ,,------_.!.._------...., Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

ANANTAPUR TALUK (Contd.)

18 [pperu I NagireddypaJle 14 43 43 2 Antraganga 3 MUddabpuram 19 Janga lapall e 47 102 102 20 Jayapuram 26 46 46 21 Kakkalapalle Rudral11pet 43 81 81 (LP.U. (LP.U.) (P.D.) 22 Kalagalla 11 3 3 23 Kamarupalle 35 85 85 24 Kammuru Aravakur 15 42 42 25 Kandukur Kristamreddipall e 48 101 101 26 Katigal1ikalva 44 93 93 27 Kesavapuram 4 7 7 28 Kodimi Narasanayanikunta 21 58 58 29 Koppalakonda 3 6 6 30 Korrakodu Amsapalle I3 44 44 31 Kotanka 16 41 41 :n Krishnapuram Kamalapuram 8 8 8 2 KottaJapal I e 3 Thanda 33 Kudair Kadaragunta 24 49 49 34 Kuruguntal Chinnampalle 33 83 83 35 Madigubb>3J 40 52 52 36 Mannila 59 118 118 37 Marthadlll 17 40 40 38 Marur 1 Chapatla 56 99 99 2 Cher lopaJle 3 Palabhavi 4 Krishnapuram 5 Gollapalle 39 Marutla 1 Marutla Colony 2 2 2 Marutla Colony II 3 Marutla Colony III 40 Mavi namardanahalli 27 47 47 41 Muntimadugu KothapaJte 5 12 12 2 Ramadaspct 3 Kottur 42 Narayanapuram Nagircddipalle 20 61 61 43 Padamatiyaleru 1 Siddarampur

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any Census) (1981 ,...-.-----_.._-----~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

ANANTAPUR TALUK (Concld.) 46 Pcnakachcrla Kothapalle 2 5 5 2 Penakacherla Dam 47 Rachanapal1e Akbmpnlle 31 59 59 48 Rapthadu Parasannaiahpa II e 45 94 94 2 Ayyavaripalle 3 Raminepalle 49 Sajja lakalva 30 54 54 50 Sanapa Rangampcta 39 87 87 51 Sirivarnm 7 10 10 52 Somanadoddi Pammoy 19 62 62 53 Talupuru Vaddepalle 29 53 53 54 Taticherlu 18 57 57 55 Thopudurthi 50 92 92 56 Timmapuram N,uayanupuram 2'0 48 48 2 Karutlapalle 57 Udi ripikonda Sivarampet 12 2 Jallipalle 3 Udi ripikonda Thanda 58 Yerragunta Chennarayanipa l1e 54 97 97 59 Yerraguntla Sanjecvapuram 10 4 4 2 Murikineellapallc

KALYANDURG TALUK Ankampalle Jeedipalle 6 9 9 2 Avulenna 8 5 5 3 Bcdrahalli 1 DasampaJle 26 62 62 2 Kamakkapa 11 e 4 Beluguppa Beluguppa Thanda 3 4 4 5 Budigumma Ramasagaram 5 8 8 6 Chapiri 1 Madiredd ipall e 20 22 22 2 Chapiri Thanda 7 Duddekunta 11 10 10 8 Duradakunta 28 64 64 9 East KOdipalle 1 Bhattavanipallc 29 17 17 2 Mallipalle 3 Thimmaganipalle 10 Gangavaram 13 19 19 II Garudapuram 1 Yerrampalle 24 60 60 2 Papampalle 3 Mo!·epalle 4 Kothur 5 Uppuvanka 12 Golla Seebavi 18 18 18 206

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,.-____...1.- ____-. Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

KALYANDURG TALUK (Coneld.)

13 HuliknI Vittaillpalle 21 24 24 2 Mall ikarjlln'lpalle 14 Kalvapalle Ha n imi rcddipalle 14 12 12 15 Kalyandurg Gubanapalle 22 23 23 2 Dodagatta (VII P.U.) (II P.U·) (P.U.) 3 Devadulakonda 4 Vontimiddi 5 Kurakulathota 16 Konampalle 12 11 11 17 Kurabarahalli 25 61 61 18 Manirevu Obulapuram 15 13 13 2 Kondapuram 3 Khadarampalle 4 NlIsikottala 19 Muddinayanipalle 1 V cnkatampallc 17 15 15 2 Kaparlapallc 3 PuJi thimmarcddipall c 4 Moukthikapuram 20 Mudigal Borampalle 19 21 21 21 Narasapuram Ravenepalle 9 3 3 2 Brahmanapalle 3 Yelagalavanka 4 BrahmanapalJe Thanda 5 Yelagalavanka Thanda 22 NarinjagundlapaUe 2 2 23 Palavoy I Narayanapuram 27 63 63 2 Gajulapalle 3 Mallapuram 24 Seeripi 1 Kottala \!!! Venkatadripall e 10 20 20 2 Viripapalle 3 Konapuram 25 Sreerangapuram 1 Nakkalapall e 2 2 Budhavarthi 26 Thagguparthi 4 7 7 27 Thimmasamudram 1 Ba la venka tapuram 16 14 14 2 Kadadarakunta 3 Mangalakunta 4 Pinjari Kattala 28 Varli 30 16 16 29 Yatakal 1 Chinnampalle 23 38 38 2 Idukallu 3 Mangampalle 30 Yerragud'i Yerragudi Kottala 7 6 6 207

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"KAMBADUR TALUK

1 Adavigollapalle 14 39 39 2 Appi I epaJle Janampallc 24 52 52 2 MandaJapaIle 3 AyyagarJapalle III 42 42

4 BachepaIJe Lingad~varapallc 15 40 40 5 Basapuram 1 Yerragunta 23 51 51 2 Allapuram 3 Yellachinta 4 Mydarlapalle 6 Bestarapalle 1 Krishnapuram 29 49 49 2 Thumakunta 7 Bhyrasamudram Nagiredd ipa\l e 4 28 28 2 Gollaajayyadoddi 8 Bhyravanithippa Kappa I inganahal1i 8 34 34 2 Polcpalle 9 Brahmasamudram Nanjapuram 11 30 30 10 Chelimenah,llli 5 31 :11 II Chennampalle Ac;hampaIIe 43 73 73 12 ChintarlapaIIe Karidipalle 20 44 44 13 Eradikera 10 36 36 14 Gulyam 40 69 69 15 Gundiganihalli 7 33 33 16 Jambugumpala Kolimipalyam 28 48 48 :2 Appajipalyam 3 Kanchenapall<: 4 Kalagolimi 17 Kambaliur Kurabarahalli !_i'. 34 72 72 Kurlapa\le 2 Mustivarimanda 3 Andepalle 4 Jallipalle 5 Outareddipall e 6 Kotaguddam 7 Kothapalle 8 Kothur 18 Kamthanahalli 17 43 43 Uninhabited 19 Kannepalle Bud imcpa 11 e 27 27 2 Gudipal1e 3 Mudda lapuram 20 Kariganapalle 1 Tcnagal 30 53 53 21 Karthanaparthi 1 Kothur 39 68 68 2 Dinname eda chennapa I Ie

'" Formed from Kalyandurg Taluk. Vide G.O.Ms. No. 1389 Rev. (U) dated 28th November, 1979 208

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51. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ,--_____ ..J...-_____ -... No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

KAMBADUR TALUK (Contd.)

22 Khairevu 1 Chcrlopalle 21 59 59 2 Malanayakanahalli 3 Makodiki 23 Kundurpi 1 Bommaj ipa lie 25 50 50 2 Bandamcedipalle 3 Mahanthapuram 4 Kadurampa lie 5 Thimmayyadoddi 24 Kurakulapalle I Ayyampalle 44 74 74 2 Narasilluram

25 Lakshmampall e Y t:f ramallepal Ie 22 58 58 ~ Kambalapalle 26 Malayanur Sc r imajjanapall e 26 46 46 2 Vaddcpakm 3 NagcpaIle 4 SiggaJapalle 27 Mall:!puram 32 54 54 28 Mulakaledu 1 Parlachcdu 19 45 45 2 Perugupalyam 3 Vaddipalyam 4 Th ippanapall e 5 Balapanpalle 6 AnupalIe 7 Kanukur 8 Mucharlapalle 9 Obulapuram 10 Rangaiahpalyam 11 Buddaiahdoddi 12 Gantaiahdoddi 29 Mulakanur 1 Kadiridevarapalle 35 56 56 2 Guddella 3 Marrimakulapalle 30 Nijavalle Venkatampalle 27 47 47 31 Nuthimadugl) ThippepaIle 38 67 67 32 Pallur 1 Vcnkatampal1e 36 65 65 2 Y erramakulapall c 3 Cherlopallc 4 GollapaJl.: 5 AyyaponsapalJe 33 PillalapaHe 1 Bommaganipalle 3 25 25 2 Muppalakunta 3 Gonchircddipa IJe 34 RaJla Anantapuram 41 70 70 35 Rallapalle Mcllakunta 42 71 71 209

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KAMBADUR TALUK (ConcId.) 36 Rampuram Yenumu1achcnnampalle 37 66 66 37 Santhe Kondapuram Sllgcpalle 13 37 37 2 Konapuram 3 Pa bVenkatapuram 4 Mall111dur 38 Settllr Basampa lie 16 41 41 39 Theetakal 1 Kurlagunda 2 26 26 2 Yanakal 3 Raya lappadoddi 40 Thimmapuram Obaganipalle 33 55 55 2 JakkireddipaUe 41 Vepalaparthi Govindaiahdoddi 6 32 32 42 West Kodipalle 1 Gollarahatti 9 35 35 2 Pobbarlapalle 43 Yenumuladoddi J Bodapalle 31 57 57 2 Guruvepallc 3 R udrampa lie 44 Y errakonda puram 12 29 29

*CHENNEKOTHAPALLE TALUK

J Brahmanapall e 32 33 33 2 Chennekothapa II e I Yerrall1palle 27 20 20 2 DamajipalJe 3 Chinnupalle 3 Dadllluru 1 Chendrachcrla 6 24 24 2 Kurlapalle 4 EllIkuntla 1 Namilivarall1 3 11 11 2 Bhadrapurall1 5 Gunginepa II c Er ronipalle Thanda 31 32 32 6 Gantimarri 1 Kalivivandlapalle 11 23 23 2 Penubolu 7 Kanaganipalle 1 Rc1 mapurall1 4 12 12 2 Kondapuram 3 Ba linepaJyall1 8 KanumllkkaJa Basalllpalle 29 30 30 2 Obulampalle 3 Parasanayapeta 4 Chinnappareddipal1 e 5 Narasingarayanipeta 6 Amidalakunta 7 Nagisett ipall e

* Formed from Dharmavaram Taluk, Vide G. O. M~. No. 1389 Revenue (U) dated 28th November, 1979 210

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ,.....-_____ -L-_____ ~ No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

CHENNEKOTHAPALLE TALUK (Contd.) 9 Kondapuram Reddivaripalle 19 8 8 10 Kon etinaya nira Iyam Sivapuram 16 5 5 11 Kuntimaddi 1 Sajjampa lie 25 18 18 2 Suddakuntapalle 3 K rishnagi ri 12 Maddulaclleruvu Pujarinagepalle 15 3 3 2 Bhanukota 3 Vcpakunta 13 Makkinavaripalle 18 7 7 14 Medapuram PcddamogaiaipalJe 9 29 29 2 ChinnamogaJaipalle 15 Motachintalapalle 1 Thimmapuram 20 9 9 2 Mangapuram 3 Garimakulapalle

16 Muktapuram Pa rvatbadevarapalle 5 25 25 2 Mamillapalle 3 Kondareddipalle

17 Mustikovila 1 SubbaraYdllipalle 22 15 15 2 Guvvalagondipalle 3 Burujuguttapalle

18 Muthavakuntla 1 Thalli madugula 12 13 13

19 Nagasamudram Basincpalle 10 22 22 2 Penukondavandlapalle 3 GolJavandlapall e 4 Pallennagaripalle 20 Narasampa lie Gudivandlapalle 14 4 4 2 Somavaravandlapa lie

21 Nasanakota I Muthyalampal1e I3 10 10 2 Kothageri 3 Pitchircddiko ttala 4 Kothagyadigakunta 5 Palhagyadigakunta 6 Mad"puram 7 Gangampalle 8 V <:nkatapuram 22 Nyamaddala Chi nnappanayanipeta 26 19 19 2 Harencheruvu

23 Peruru 1 Kothapalle 17 6 6 2 Edugurallapalle 3 Pitchireddikottala 4 Dubbara Ilapall e 5 Dam Site 211

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CHENNEKOTHAPALLE TALUK (Coneld.) 24 Polepalle Cherlopall e 23 16 16 2 Papireddipalle 3 Akkampalle 25 Poletipalle 1 Kotampalle 28 21 21 2 Venkatampalle 3 Pydaboyanapalle 4 Vontikonda 26 Pothulanagepalle Kanampalle 8 34 34 2 Chippalacheruvu Kothakota 3 Nimmalakunta 4 Motamarla 27 Pyadindi 1 Namala 7 28 28 2 Gollavandlapalle 3 Cbandramuru 28 Ramagiri Kanagulakunta 21 14 14 2 Kauchikunta 3 Kothapalle

29 Seshadr ibhatrahall i 24 17 17 30 Thogarakunta 1 Kotlluru 2 2 2 2 Pathapalyam

31 Thumucherla 1 Gunthapall e 2 Kondapalle 3 Chennamanaya nikota

32 Vcldurthi 30 31 31

DHARMAVARAM TALUK

Apparascheruvu Gummalakunta 14 50 50 2 Bathalapalle Potlamarri 13 49 49 2 Gantapuram 3 Velpumadugu 3 Chennarayapatnam 15 51 51 4 Cil crlopa lie Nallaboyanipalle 20 37 37 2 Katamakunta 3 Muddanapalk 4 Path ipuram

5 Chigicherla 1 Chitalapalle 26 46 46 2 Garudampallc 3 Uppanesinapalle 4 Kothapalle

6 Chinnachigullarevu Marrin1:lkulapall e 7 57 57 212

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Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. 51. r-______--l.. ______-.., No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

DHARMA V ARAM TALUK (Contd.)

7 Chinnakotla Y erraguntapa 11 e 6 60 60 2 Mogilicherlopall e 8 Dampetla 1 Kattakindapalle 19 38 38 2 Ramanujulapalle 3 Upparlapallc 9 Darsimala Venkatathimmapuram 31 36 36 2 MaJagundJapalle 3 Nadimigaddapalle

10 Dharmavaram Chinnur 29 42 42 (II F· U.) (VIII F. U.) (F.U.)

11 Gariselapalle 1 Jalalpuram 17 58 58 2 N eth ivarampalle

12 Gotluru Badannapalle 25 45 45 2 Malkapuram 3 Gol1apalle 4 Nagalur 5 BodannapaJJe

13 Kondamanayanipoalyam 3 63 63

14 KGlluthuru 1 Kattakindapalle 27 26 26 2 Kamareddipalle (TI P.U.) (VIlI P.U.) 3 Ramapuram 4 Pothukunta 5 Guttakindapalle

15 Mallakalva 1 Thumparthi 30 35 35 2 ObulanayanipaUe

16 Malyavantham V enkatagir ipalle 10 54 54 2 Anantasagaram 3 M. CherlopalJe 4 Cheemalanagampalle

17 Maravapalle Agraharam Maravapalle 8 52 52 2 Patrapalle 3 Atmakur 4 Sivapalle

18 Mustooru Malluru 11 47 47 2 Sanjeevapuram 3 Yerrayapalle 4 Lingareddipalle 5 Kothuru

19 Nidigallu Narasimhapalle 9 53 53 2 Kothapalle 0' Pullapalle

20 Obulapuram 1 Ch innekuntapall e 16 39 39 2 Viswanathapuram 213

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DHARMAVARAM TALVK (Concld.) 3 Kodekandla 4 Ramapuram 21 Peddachigullarevu Hussainpuram 18 59 59 22 Peddakotla 1 Guddampall e 5 62 62 2 Chillakondayapall e 3 Vennakulapalle 23 Pinnadari Bhimaraopeta 55 55 2 Pullanarayanapalle 3 Poolaobaiahpalle 4 Ekapadampalle 24 Raghavampalle 12 48 48 25 Ravulacheruvu 1 Thippepalle 22 41 41 2 Y erraguntapa lIe 3 C. Bathalapall e 4 Dharmapuri 5 Akuthotapalle 26 Regatipalle Muchurami 2S 27 27 2 Seetharampallc 27 Sangala I Varadapuram 21 40 40 2 Jwa!;tpurall1 3 Thambapuram 4 Sugali Thanda 28 Subbaraopeta 24 44 44 29 Tadimarri 1 Jagannadhapuram 2 56 56 2 Bangarampeta 3 Sivappalle 4 Medimakulapa II e 5 Maddalacheruvu 30 Thummala Mallenipalle 23 43 43 31 Tirumalapuram @' Modugulakunta 4 61 61

PENUKONDA TALUK

Addak ulapall e Kothapalle 25 28 28 2 Bojjireddipalle 21 59 59 3 Bokkasampall e 16 24 24 4 Brahmanapalle 48 35 35 5 Brahmasamudram 1 Mekalapalle 34 16 16 2 Anandapuram 3 Padmalapuram 6 Bucherla- RagimakulapaJle 12 4 4 7 Busaiahgaripalle 44* 59 59 *Transferred from Hindupur Taluk 214

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------~-----_.. Remarks 1981 ]971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

PENUKONDA TALUK (Contd.)

8 Chalakuru Gudamnagepa 11 c 51 34 34 2 Marukuntapalle 3 Dasapparal le 9 ChallapaHe 1 Kadirepallc 37 30 30 2 Obuladcvarapalle 10 Chennapuram 38 29 29 II Chcrukuru L

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PENUKONDA TALUK (Contd.) 32 Mulakalacheruvu Gourajupalle 9 2 Tatankipalle 3 M. Kothapalle 33 Munimadugu I AmmJvaripa 11 c 3 52 52 2 Chinnappareddipall e 3 MotivaripalJ e 34 Nadimpalle Peddababayyapalle 53 33 33 2 Polepalle 35 Nagalur 1 Bandlapalle 36 18 18 2 Harijanawada 36 Naginayanicheruvu 43* 58 58 *Transferred from Hindupur taluk 37 Nalluru I Kothapalle 29 14 14 2 Kallukunta 38 Naranagepalle 1 Nagi reddipalle 8 2 2 2 Konamara 39 Obulapuram 17 26 26 Uninhabited

40 Pandiparlhi 1 Hussainpuram 47 40 40 2 Manchepalle 41 Peddamanthur Kothapalle 33 12 12 2 Thimmapuram 42 Peddipalle 27 21 21

43 Penukonda I Konapuram 24 27 27 2 KondJpuram (VIII P.U.) (X P.U.) (P.U.) 3 Mangapuram 4 Timmapuram 5 Venkatareddipalle 6 IslaplIram 44 Rampuram 1 Hanllmappap"lle 18 46 46 2 Maravapalle 45 Reddipalle 1 Gonimekalapalle 31 8 8 2 Kothareddipalle 3 Pathareddipalle 46 R. Locherla Kanchisamudram 13 5 5 2 Kothuru 47 Roddakampalle 10 7 7 48 Roddam 1 Chinnakodipalle 11 6 6 2 Patharlapalle 3 Pcddakod ipalle 4 Maravapalle 5 Kurlapalle 6 KanuukurupaJJe 7 Peddaguvva lara lIe 8 Chinnaguvva1a pa 11 e 216

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PENUKONlJA TALUK (Concld.) 49 Sanipalle 26 20 20 50 SettipaJle 22 55 55 51 Somandepallc Bonampalle 41 39 39 2 ChakarlapalJe 3 Nallagondarayan ipa lie 4 Papireddi palle 5 Pysampalle 6 VcnkatapaJIe 7 Gondcpallc 52 Tungodu Chi nnababayyapall e 46 42 42 2 KonathattupalJe 3 Kolimpalle 4 Kavetinagcpallc 5 Kugatimanipalle 53 Turakalapatnam Nallaballapalle 14 22 22 54 Vasudevapuram 19 47 47 Uninhabited 55 Velagamakulapa)le 42 44 44 56 Velidadakala Pattikuntapalle 52 41 41 2 Peddareddipalle 57 Venkatapuram 0J L.R.G. Naidu Estate 15 25 25

MADAKASIRA TALUK

1 Agali 1 Ramapuram 38 28 28 2 Nandirayanahalli 3 Irrigenahalli 4 Gollahatti 5 Muddamallayyapalyam 2 Akkagaladevarahallj 44 23 23 Uninhabited 3 Amarapuram Muddanakunta 3 3 3 2 Pul1ikunta 3 Veerapuram 4 Bangar upa lyam 4 Amidalagondi 1 Ti rumaladevarapall e 20 41 41 2 Hanumantharayani pa lyam 3 Diguvaramagiri 4 Yeguvaramagiri 5 Aswatharayani Roppam 5 Basavanahalli Aronahal1i 9 9 9 2 Aldahalli 3 Hanumanthanahalli 4 Upparahalli 5 Kadathadahalli 6 Kanakanahalli 7 Ka ridasanaha lIi 217

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MADAKASIRA TALVK (Contd.)

6 Bommagondanahalli 1 Ti rumaladeva rahall i 32 13 IS 2 Agraharam 3 Malasamudram 4 Jeer igenahall i 5 Hoth etimmanahalli 6 Kaluvenahalli 7 Gonth ikalluhalli 8 Mallinamadugll 9 Vasagolbhalli 7 Bullasamudram I Rayapurarn S5 49 49 2 Kantipuram 3 Achutapuram 4 Dyavanapalyam 8 Chandakacherla 1 Bhemarayanipall c 22 43 43 2 Sugalihatti 3 Yeguva Achampalle 4 Diguva Achampalle 9 Chatram I EChaloddi 2S 47 47 2 Rangapuram to Chigathurpi 12 12 12 II Dodderi Pill igund It! 41 31 31 2 Ra ngancl ha II i 3 Vasahalli (Kot\1apalle) 4 Yengatammanahalli 5 Gollahatti 12 Govindapuram Dinnameedapalyam 36 36 (Kothapalyam) 2 Sankarammapalyam 3 Diguvagollahatti 4 Eguvagollahatti 5 Neelakantapuram 6 Muddireddipalle 7 Dasappapalyam 8 Bachalayyapalyam 9 Gangalavoypalyam to Kolimipalyam II Guddalapalle 12 Bandr ~hall i 13 GowdanahaIli Jambumanipalle 23 44 44 :2 Thurakavandl apall e

14 Gudibanda Phalaram 16 16 16 2 Guddadaha 1li 3 Mopurugundu 4 Singepalle 218

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MADAKASIRA TALUK (Contd.)

5 Kooger

19 Hullikeradevarahall i 37 27 27 20 Inagalur 1 Ramapuramgollahatti 45 21 21 2 Muthenahalli 3 Beeranahalli 4 Dokkalahalli 5 Thonachanaha Iii 6 HaJikera 7 Vaddipalyam 8 Gollahalli 9 Hanumaiahpalyam 10 Amajithatram 1) Lakshmipuram

21 Jadrahalli 49 51 51 22 Kaki 1 Byadagara 40 30 30 2 Appenahalli 3 Lakkappanahalli 219

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MADAKASIRA TALUK (Contd.)

23 Kallumarri Elloti 56 56 S6 2 GanthaJapall e 3 Tadakalapalle 4 Agrampalle 24 Kar esankanahalli 50 )2 52 25 Karikera Dasarahalli 10 10 10 2 Hirethurpi 3 Rajubanda 4 Gollahatti 26 Kekathi 1 lambulabanda 17 38 38 2 Bheemayyapalyam 3 Budipalle 4 Sugali thanda 5 KadupuJayyapalyam 6 Ramanaha tti 7 lavanaduku 27 Kodih311i I JangamarahaJli 39 29 29 2 Dasegowdanaha IIi 3 Huvinahalli 4 Hanumanahalli 5 Bommarsanahalli 6 Ragelinganahalli 7 Gollahatti 8 Mukkadammanahall i 28 Kodigenahalli Kcthenapalle 57 57 57 2 Nallayyapalle 29 Konkallu 1 Mekalaghatta 30 35 35 2 Samasenugundla 3 Pujaripalle 30 Kothalam 21 42 42 31 Kumbara nageha IIi 11 11 11 32 Madakasira I Chepalati 27 46 46 2 Choutepallc (F.D.) 3 Vadrapalyam 4 Akkampalle 5 Gollahatti lDasarindlu) 6 Malerappam 7 ByagarbpaJle 33 Madhudi Patha Gollahatti 35 25 25 2 Kotha Gollahatti 34 Mallinayakanahalli 26 45 45 (P.U.) 220

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MADAKASIRA TALUK (Contd.) 35 Manda lahani Dinnehatti 31 17 17 2 Pcddachoragiri 3 Chinnachoragiri 4 Ba irenahalli 36 Manur I Uppadihalli 52 55 55 2 Rangapuram 3 Yerrakodipalle 4 Sunkireddipalle 5 Chaparlapalle 37 Melavoy Gurupukonda 28 37 37 2 Kadircpalle 3 Gundamalathanda 4 Ugrepalle 5 Kambalapalle 6 Kodiganipalle 7 Papasanipalle 8 Yeguvagundamala 9 Path

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MADAKASIRA T ALUK (Contd.)

41 Narasambudi Gyaragondana halJi 43 24 24 2 Kasapuram 3 Kurusalanagenahalli 4 Ramanahalli 42 Nidragatta 1 Yerraguntanahalli 5 5 5 2 Gollahatti 43 P. Byadigera K~nkera 36 26 26 2 Vadaguntanahall i 3 Thonachanahalli 44 Pillenahalli 18 40 40

45 RaIlahalIi I Sankargal 19 39 39 2 Kanchayyapalyam 3 Madigubba 4 Kalluroppam 5 Mynaganipalle 6 Narasingarayaniroppam

46 Ratnagiri 1 Patnadasappapalyam 42 32 32 2 Gottugur iki (GolJahatti) 3 Honnappapalyam 4 Guddugurki 5 Girenayakanapalyam 6 Alpanahalli 7 Rangapuram 8 Bajayyapalyam 9 Kethampalyam

47 Ravtldi Kadirehalli ~4 20 20 2 Karidasanahalli 3 Komar enahal I i 4 Kambadahalli 5 Haludi 6 Gollahatti 48 Rekulakunta Anantapuram Rekulakunta 24 48 48 2 Peddapalle 49 Rolla I Gollahatti 47 33 33 2 HlIlikunta 3 Avinakunta 4 Hanumanthanahal Ii 5 Rollabetta 6 Hottebetta 7 Kalluroppam 8 Kotagarlagutta 9 Nasehalli 10 Giddabommanahalli 11 Kodihalli 222

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MADAKASIRA TALUK (Concld.) 12 Kothapalyam 13 Dommarahatti 14 Vanaranahalli 15 Vaddihalli 50 Sivaram Pylobanda 7 7 7 2 Nagavanahalli 3 Rangapuram 4 KothagoJlahatti 5 Gollapalli 6 Karekalluhalli 7 Patha Sivaram 51 S. Rayapuram 29 34 34 52 Tammedahalli 1 Gowdanakunta 2 2 2 2 Devaganihal1 i 3 Nagavvanahalli 53 Thubinakunta 46 22 22 54 Tirumaladevarapalle 58 58 58 55 Upparahalli 53 54 54

56 Va 1:1 sa 1 Virupasamudram 2 Naduludam 3 Agraharam 57 VeerabommanahalIi 8 8 8 Uninhabited 58 Yerrabommanaha I I i 1 Pattikunta 51 53 53 2 Buddayyapalyam 3 KodipaJle 4 Konappapalyam 5 Jilladagunta 6 Gudda Hanumayyapalyam

HINDU PUR TALUK

1 Bandarlapalle 55 13 13 2 Ba yannakun tapalle 4 70 70 Uninhabited

3 Beechiganipalle Vangalapalli 42 3 3 2 Gollapalli 3 Patraganipalle 4 BevinahaJli SanjeevarayanipaJl e 72 19 19 2 Udugulapa 11 e 5 Boyalapalle 12 61 61 Uninhabited 6 Budili 1 Budidagaddapall e 21 52 52 2 Balannagaripalle 3 Gangadevipalle 4 Gollapalle 5 Guthivaripalle 223

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HINDUPUR TALUK (Contd.)

6 Kaganipalle 7 Kalekuntapalle 8 Narasampal1e Sugalithanda 9 Papireddipalle 10 Ramannagar ipalle 11 Reddicheruvupalle 12 Thamminayanipalle 13 Yerrampalle 14 Chintalampalle 15 Chinnarampalle

7 BuganipaJle 13 64 64 8 Chagaleru Bandepall e 23 74 74 2 Rayalacheruvu 3 Bandlapalle 4 Kallukunta 5 Maravapalle 6 Mothukapalle 7 Nesevandlapalle 8 Palagalapa lIe 9 Pothulakunta 10 Peddireddipalle t1 Syanaganipa lIe 12 Nanjireddipalle

9 Chalivendala Rasapalle 38 42 42 2 Balampalle 3 Cherlopalle 4 Jangalapalle 5 M eenakuntapal1e

10 Chilamathur Appanapalle 62 49 49 2 Pathasamalapalle 3 Chinnannapalle 4 Sanjeevarayan ipall e 5 Lalepalle 6 Adepalle 7 Kapuchennampalle 8 Madbugirepalle 9 Maravakothapalle l() Kothapalle 11 Nallanapalle 12 Thummalakunta 13 Kothasamalapa 11 e 14 Vaddichennampalle 15 Pandulagudiselu 16 Chinnepalle 224

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HINDUPUR TALUK (Contd.)

11 Cholasamudram Bisalamanepal Ie 68 34 34 2 Venkatapuram 3 Obulapuram 4 Naganipalle 12 Chowdireddipalle 30 81 81 Uninhabited 13 Chowlur Karodipalle 76 22 22 2 Venkatapuram (0' Rama chandrapuram 14 Demakethepalle 1 Brahmeswarampalle 66 45 45 2 Gadral lapal 1e 3 Korlakunta 4 GoJlapalle 5 Obu lapuram 6 Thamminayanipalle IS Dev::! rapa lie 78 26 26 16 Devulacheruvu 19 53 53 17 Ganapathipalle 44 18 Gandladinna 24 77 77 Uninhabited 19 GangampaJle 1 DasireddipaJle 67 67 2 Gopidevarapa!1e 3 Kondireddipalle 4 Diguva Gangampalle 5 Kothapalle 6 Eguva Gangampalle 20 Gollapuram GUddampalle 79 25 25 21 GorantJa Kasireddipalle 8 65 65 2 Singireddipalle 3 Gummaiahga ripal Ie 4 Sirigamvandlapalle 22 GowrivaripalJe 1 MondivandlapalJe 5 71 71 2 Kondapuram 3 Maravapa11e 4 Mallela 5 Kamagareddipalle 6 eha lamaiahga ripaH e 7 Ragimakulapalle 8 MudualakuntapaUe 9 Gajulavandlapalle 10 Ramapuram 11 Chintamanipalle 12 Kammalavandlapalle 13 Bhagavanthampalle 14 ChetJamo rampa 11 e 15 Seenapalle 225

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HINDUPUR TALUK (Contd.)

Hi Pulachetla pall e 17 Malasamudram 18 Budigahvandlapalle 19 Korevandlapall e 23 Hindupur 1 Mothukapalle 57 18 18 2 Sadlapalle (VP.U.) (XI P.U.) (P.U) 3 Pochanapalle 4 Sugur 24 Hussainpur3m 1 Dadireddipalle 64 47 47 2 Bhupasamudram 25 Jakkasamudram 3 69 69 26 Jowkuledudinna 10 62 62 27 K:11lur 1 Byrapuram 60 33 33 :2 Mallireddipalle 3 Nayanipal1e 4 Upparapalle 5 Lakkepalle 28 Kambaladinna 26 75 75 Uninhabited 29 KamlDavaripalIe Yerraiahgaripalle 9 66 66 2 Chandurva ndlapalle 3 Emukalaguttapa II e 30 Kanchisamudram 1 Basavanapall e 83 39 39 2 Bayannapallc 3 Mamidimakulapall c 4 Gotrapall e 5 Maddipi 31 Kanugamakulapalle 25 76 76 32 Katcp::lIle 15 55 55 33 Kirikera Appalakunta 71 27 27 :2 A. Vaddipalle 3 Basavanapalle 4 Mittamecdapall e 5 Super Spinning Mills 3~ Kodigenahalli 1 Subborayanipalle 54 15 15 2 Sevamandir 3 Kaluvapalle 4 Peddireddipalle 35 Kodihalli Vibutipalle 69 35 35 2 Kothapalle 3 Nagepalle 36 Kodikonda DalavaipaJle 32 86 86 2 Bal ijapalle 37 Kodur 1 Chin napa r edd ipalJe 36 50 50 2 Diguvapalle 226

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HINDUPUR TALUK (Contd .) 3 Kambalapallc 4 Kanisettipalle 5 Madhurepalle 6 Middapallc 7 Morampalle 8 Thummalakuntapall e 9 Kotlopalle 10 Vaddipalle 11 Nallarallapalle 38 Kondur 1 Thimmiganipalle 61 41 41 2 Vaddipalle 39 Kotipi 1 Jumakulapalie 80 28 28 2 Kenchanapalle 3 Veerannapalle 40 Kotnur Melapuram 58 17 17 2 Muddireddipalle 3 Singireddipalle 4 Korlakunta 41 Lepakshi Patha Lcpakshi 67 40 40 2 Binjipalle 3 Gongatipalle 4 Kurlapallc 5 Somireddipalle 6 Galibipalle 42 Mallapalle 1 Kallagera 14 60 60 2 Motrapalle 3 Kothapalle 4 Sugali Thanda 01 Isranaikthanda 43 Malugur Beerepalle 39 32 32 2 Chinnaguddampa lIe 3 Peddaguddampalle 4 Rangapuram 44 Mandalapalle Madireddipalle 11 6'3 63 2 BachupaUe 3 GunthapalJe 4 Khajapuram 5 Kothapalle 6 Putagundlapalle 7 Karavulapalle 8 Karavulapalle Thanda 45 Manepalle 1 Gowniganipalle 81 36 36 2 V cnkatapuram 46 Manesamudram 40 31 31 227

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HINDUPUR T ALUK (Contd.)

47 Marreddipall e Jeenamvandlapall e 7 72 72 48 Marrimakulapal J e 33 85 85 Uninhabited 49 Moda Ch cr lopa 11 c 56 14 14 :2 Goravanahalli 3 Konapuram 4 PutagurlapalJe 5 Anandapalyam 50 Morasa lapa lie Bhuma iahgaripall e 31 82 82 2 Kandllnparthi 3 PJlepalle 4 Dornalapallc 5 Madireddipa lie 6 Morasala vandlapalJe 51 MUddireddipaJle 29 80 80 52 Mydugolam 84 38 38 53 Nakkalapa lie 73 20 20 54 Narasapuram Kothapalle 47 9 9 :2 Muddircddipalle 55 Naremuddapallc 34 84 8l Uninhabited 56 Obulapuram 16 56 56 57 Palasamudram 1 Bellalacheruvu 17 57 57 2 Papannapa II e 3 SJJl1alapalle 58 Parigi Chinnapalle 50 12 12 :. Borcddipalle 3 Papircddipalle 4 S rirangarajupall c 5 M u 111ll11othukapa II e 6 Mudinollapalle 59 Pulamathi P. S:JdlapalJe 70 29 29 2 Basavanahall i 60 Pulerll 1 SettychinnaiahpaJ I e 6 73 73 2 Nallanapal1c 3 Venka taram~ napalle 4 Peruma llapalle 5 Kothabayannapalle 61 Pydeti 46 8 8 62 Ragimakulapa\ \ e 18 54 54 63 Sangameswa rampall e 52 5 5 64 Santhebidanur Hanumepalle 74 21 21 65 Sasanakota 1 Baiireddipallt' 53 16 16 66 Se~gipalle 43 2 2 228

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HINDUPUR TALUK (Contd.)

67 Settipalle Beedi reddipall e 22 51 51 2 KambaiahgaripalJe 3 Peddanapal1e 4 Timmidipillle 68 Shr. Beerepalle 48 10 10 69 Sirekolam 1 Dhanapuram 49 11 11 2 Honnal11palle 3 Kotha Narasapuram 4 Jangalapall e 70 Sirivaram Gopidevarapall e 82 37 37 2 Thirumaladevarapalle

71 Somaghatta 1 Kokka 1ava ndlapaJl e 27 78 78 2 Cheruvukindapalle 3 Ch eruvumundarapa lie 4 Kothapalle 5 Roddamvaripall e 6 Appanapalle 72 Srikanthapuram 1 Pulikunta 59 30 30 2 Kaggallu (V P.U.) (XI P.1J.) (P.U.) 3 Maravapalle 4 Narasapuram 5 Subbireddipalle 73 Subbaraopeta 35 83 83 74 Tekulodu Arumakulapalle 37 44 44 2 Nallabommanapalle 75 Thumukunta 77 24 24 76 Thungepalle 75 23 23 77 Utakur 1 Basavanapalle 41 4 4 2 Dasiripalle 3 Akkampalle 78 Vadigepalle Pulagurlapalle 20 43 43 2 Gollapalle 3 Buddapalle 4 Boyalapalle 5 Venkatapuram 6 Bathalapalle 79 Vanavolu Bachanapa1l e 2 68 68 2 Kanugamakulapa lie 3 Guntha pa II e 4 GunthapalJe Thanda 5 Kolil11ipalle 6 PetlaguntiJpalle 7 Vanavolu Thanda 229

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HINDUPUR TALUK (Coneld.) 8 Thatimakulapalle 9 Rallgapuram 10 Ugrarampalle 80 Veerapuram I Venkatapuram 63 48 48 2 Laxmipuram 81 Vitt~pall e 45 7 7 82 Yagnisettipalle Gollapallc 65 46 46 83 Yerragunta Tirumalad evarapall e 51 6 6 2 N ethulapa lie 84 Y errasingepall e 28 79 79 Uninhabited NALLAMADA T ALUK* 1 Allapalle Eraballe 45 113 113 2 Chowdampalle 3 Konapallivaripal I e 4 Gownipalle 5 Boyapalle 6 Kokantivar ipall e 7 Uggireddipalle 8 Balappagaripalle 9 Chillavaripalle 10 Dadireddipalle 11 Chamavaripalle 12 Gowrapuram 13 Pagadalavaripalle 2 Amadaguru 1 Seethar eddipa lie 66 128 128 2 Gunduvaripall e 3 Mamidimakulapalle 4 Solikuntlapalle 5 Peramvand lapa lie 6 Gajulapalle 7 Balakavandlapalle 8 Kothapalle 9 Puttavandlapalle 10 Reddivaripalle 11 Nallaguttapalle 12 Pattanaraya nareddipall e 13 Kolimi ra llapalle 3 Arkabhavipalle 59 Jl5 115 4 BathulapalJe Mall enw:.Jndlapalle 37 93 93 2 Harijanawada 3 Sugali Thanda 5 Brahmadevamarri Kottala 4 8 8 6 Budanampalle 1 Raghavampalle 2 Harijanawada

*Formed from Kadiri Taluk. Vide G. O. Rt. No. 2487 Revenue (P) 28th November, 1979 230

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NALLAMADA T ALUK iContd.)

7 Charnpalle Bad3vandlapal1e 26 103 103 2 Reddiv;l ripa II e 3 Polanwandlapal1e 4 Harij~lllawada

8 Cheekirevu ID rail C' Gangircddipalle 65 133 133

9 Chinagonipalle Chinaganipalle 64 129 129 2 Che ruvull1undarapalle 3 Narasannagaripalle 'fI' V cerunnagaripall e 4 SaduJavandlapa 11 e 5 Kammavaripalle 6 H ar ijana wada 7 Bavojivaripalle 10 Chowtikuntapa II e 31 108 108

11 Daburuvaripalle Diguvapalle 43 112 112 2 KusumavaripaTfe 3 Bathinipalle 4 lambu!avandlapallc 5 Mallemavandlapa lIe 6 Mandlivandlapall c 7 Nadc IIara1l1dmapa Ire 8 Bommircddicheruvupalle 9 Chintamanipallc 10 Kammavandlapalle 11 Kotamn'ddipallc 12 Nayan ivaripalJe 13 Abbaveeraiahpallc 14 Venkataswamypalle 15 Pathapalle 16 Kannavandlapalle

12 DademvaripalJe 70 136 136 13 Devaragudipalle Kotir<:ddipalle 18 18 18 14 Donnikota Subbarayanipalle 35 t;r; 97 2 Gudamekalapallc 3 Cherlopalle 4 Boggulapa II e 5 Harijanawada 6 Ran~apuram

15 Dorega) 1 Naganagubba 1a 13 13 13 2 Adavi Brahmanapalle 3 Harijanawada 4 Sugali Thanda 5 Kottala 6 Nakkalapalle 7 Adavi Br<\hmanapaHe Thanda 231

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NALLAMADA T ALUK (Contd.)

8 Erikalawada 9 Dommarawada 10 I ndukuru Malapa 11 e 16 Edigavaripalle Gandlava ripall e 63 132 132 2 Malava ripa lIe 3 Aku!ava ripal' e 17 Gadidemvaripa lie 6:! 131 131 Uninhabited 18 Gandlavandlapa1le 7 6 6 19 Gopipalle Rajamva r ipa II e 30 107 107 ~I' RaganipalJe 20 Gunjepalle Mudigubba 11 12 12 2 Guddampa1le Thanda 3 Mukthapuram R. S.

21 Inagaluru 1 Mallapalle 41 96 96 2 Gajukuntalapalle 3 Settivaripalle 4 Bodeddulavandlapallc 5 Thurakapa lie 6 Gollapa 11 e 7 Mittapalle 8 Vamakuvaripalle <) Ramrcddipalle 10 Bodavandlapalle

22 Jonnalakothapalle I Raila Ananthapuram 9 II 11 2 Nallachcrlopalle 3 Na Ilayakuntapalle 4 Yakariakuntapalle 5 RaIla Ananthapuram Th::lllda 6 Jonnala Kotharalle Thanda 23 Jowkalakothnpalle lddcvaripalle 56 121 121 2 Kandukurivandlapall e 3 Harijanawada 4 Puttagochulapa lie 5 Thanakant ivar ipa 11 e 24 Kndiri Brahmanapalle Mallaiahgaripalle 38 88 88 2 Kothapalle 3 Kareddipalle 4 Veerachenna iahgaripalle 5 Dennemeedapalle 6 Bandavandlapalle 7 Kummaravandlapalle 8 Cherlopalle 9 Mallaiahgaripalle ~ Sugali Thanda 232

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NALLAMADA TALUK (Contd.)

10 Kareddipallc Sugali Th:lnda 11 HaTij~ln~\wada 25 Karimireddipalle Kamalavandlapalle 68 134 134 26 Kassamudram I Cherlopallc 58 127 127 2 TholJapaJle 3 K anchanagaripalle 27 KodavandlapalJe Gaogireddipaile 2 2 2 2 Rang

30 Kurum.:Ja Kothadinncpalfe 33 109 109 2 MasakavankilpalJe 3 MlIlappag~lfi pal Ie 4 Naradmanybhavipallc 5 Pand iganakuntapalle " Gangarllram 31 Kuruvapalle 48 120 120 Uninhabited 32 Lakkasamudram 1 Gajjalappagaripall e 20 25 25 2 Balireddig~ripalle 233

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NALLAMADA TALUK (Contd.)

3 Gondipalle 4 Gollapallc 5 Reddemvaripalle 6 Thur aka pa II e 33 L0kojipalle MadJcmmagulcpalle 71 137 137 2 Boigundlapall e 3 Gopalnaikthanda 4 Et igaddathanda 5 Kummarapeta

34 Maddim~dugu Nellavandlapalle 53 84 84

35 Malakavemula Enumulavarip~l1e 23 21 21 2 P~labhavithanda 3 Vaddep~llc 36 Mallepalle I Ramireddypalle 15 15 15 2 Diguvapalle 3 Siriganepalle 4 Akuthotara 1Ie 5 Guttakindapalle 6 Vengaiahgaripalle 7 lrikireddipallc 8 Basircddipalle 9 Harijanawada 37 Marthad Damanupalle 6 3 3

38 Moha mmadabad Kokkantivaripalle 57 1~6 126 2 Gollapalle 3 Patravandlapalle 4 Sangeethampa I I e 5 Th imij ikunt lapall e 6 Bada cheruvupal 1e 7 Niluvurathipalle 8 Vaddcpalle 9 Harijanawada 39 Mukkandlavarikothapal 1c Vaddivaripalle 42 118 118 40 Mukthapuram 1 Chennarayanipalle 10 10 10 2 Sugalithanda

41 Muthyalacheruvu I Eklacheruvupall e 36 98 98 2 Kothapalle 3 Gollalacheruvu 4 Anncppapallc 5 Varigireooipalle 6 Harijanawada 7 Nallaguttathanda 8 Chotathanda 9 Chiguramani Thanda 10 Varigareddipalle Thanda 234

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NALLAMADA TALUK (Contd. )

II Kottala Thanda 12 AlJipura Thanda 13 Dharmasingapa II c 42 NagireddipaJle 24 23 23 43 Nallamada Appaiahgaripalle 29 106 106 2 Y eddulavandlapa lie 3 Bosamvaripalle 4 Chc ruvuvandlapalle 5 Chilogorlavandlapalle 6 Kothapalle 7 Kondravaripaile 8 Kuntalapalle 9 Peddakotlapall e 10 Swamiguttapalle 11 PemankuntapalJe 12 Eddula Thanda 13 Pemanakunta Thanda 14 Barlevandlapalle

44 Narasambhotlapalle 34 III III 45 Obuladcvarachcruvu Balevandlapalle 47 119 119 2 Pathavand la palle 3 Babasahabpa lie 4 Varmareddipalle 5 Akuthotapalle 6 Sethiva ripa lie 46 Panthulacheruvu Pathainukur- 52 89 ' 89 vandlapalle 2 Thoopalle 3 Harijanawada 4 Kotha in ukuruva ndla palle 5 Kothapalle 47 Patnam 1 Machireddipalle 21 24 24 2 Raehavaripalle Thanda 3 Vecrapallepeta 4 Etigadda Thanda 48 Pulagampalle Ertacheruvupalle 40 95 95 2 Boggitavaripalle 3 KavaliYaripalle 4 V enkataredd ipall e 49 Pulikuntlapalle BachaliYandlapa II e 69 135 135 2 Dadaragattepalle 50 Ramanathapuram 61 130 130 51 Reddipalle I Seekuvaripalle 27 104 104 2 Bapanakunta 3 Ramapuram 4 KammaYandlapalle 235

LIST OF VILLAGES IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

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NALLAMADA TALUK (Contd.) 5 Na llasingaiahgaripaJle 6 Kothabathelapalle 7 PuJaguravandJapaJ Ie 8 ThoJetipalle 9 Pathabathelapalle 10 Chandrayanipalle 11 Enumulavandlapalle 12 Th ippaiahgar ipaJl e 13 Mukthapuram 14 Reddikunta Thanda 15 NeeruJenikunta Thanda 16 Adiandhrulapalle 17 Basi reddi vandJapaJle 18 ThippaiahgaripaJJe Thanda 52 SanevaripaJle I Mallakkakota 22 20 20 2 Nail apusct t lkottaJa 53 Sankepalle I KammavaripalJe 8 7 7 2 Va lIeJacheruvupaJle S4 Sankepalle Brahmanapalle Besthabapanapalle 12 4 4 2 Harijanawada 55 Srobandlapalle 5 5 5 56 SunnampaJlc Chowdcpalle 46 116 116 2 Vanchireddipalle 3 Nandivandlapalle 4 MuJakavaripalle 5 Peddaguntlapalie 57 Tangedukunta I Maddakavaripalle 60 114 114 2 Erraballi 3 Appasampalle 4 Nallacheruvupalle 5 BaJijapaJJe (5 GoJlavaripalJe 7 LingalavaripaJle 8 BuchirajugaripaIJ e 9 HarHanawada 58 Thappetavari paJ Ie 1 SeeJavandlapalle 16 16 16 2 Harijanawada

59 ThavaJamarri 1 Bandrepall e 51 87 87 2 KadapalavandlapalJ e 3 DiguvapaJle 4 Harijanawada 60 Thimmanayanipalyam 14 14 14 61 ThippepaJle 1 VutlavaripaIJe 44 117 117 2 MamiJlapalle 3 Jari kunt lapa lie 236

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NALLAMADA TALUK (Contd.)

62 Thummala I KothapaJle 67 125 125 2 Venka tanarayanapalle 3 Kancheravandlapalle 4 Balappagaripalle 5 Sanevandl

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NALLAMADA TALUK (Concld.) 70 Yeguvapalle 1 BhageerathipalJe 39 94 94 2 DiguvapalJe 3 Harijanawada 4 ChinnapalJe 71 Yellareddipalle 17 19 19 KADJRI TALUK

1 Agraharampalle 1 ChamalavandJapalle 65 71 71 2 Bala ppagar ipall e 2 Alampur 16 53 53 3 Allugundu Ratnalapa II e 39 90 90 2 Katarupalle 3 Sivarampa II e 4 Balasamudram 1 GovinduvaripaJ Ie 64 73 73 2 Harijanawada 3 Marippaga ripall e 4 KondannagaripalJe

5 Bandlapalle Payagarivandlapall c 9 30 30 0' Nagappagaripalle 2 Baigaripalle 3 Pall evandla pall e 4 Harijanawada 5 Eguvamalapall e 6 Di guvamadigapa 11 e 7 Eguvamadigapalle

6 BonthaJapaJle Yerraballi 74 146 146 2 Chinnayerraballi 3 Vaddipalle 4 Chandravaripalle 5 Polamvandlapalle 6 Poknnntipalle 7 Chinnayedulavaripalle 8 Harijanawada 9 Pulikuntapall e 7 Chalamakuntlapalle Jankala 13 51 51 8 Chamachenubailu Na1Iasa n iVa nd lapa 11 e 42 61 61 2 H;][ ijanawada

9 Chamalagondi 1 SingavandlapaJIe 46 44 44 2 Bayya redd ivaripalJe 3 Bandameedapalle 4 Gajulavandlapa 11 e 5 Pedda Thanda 6 Harijanawada 7 Kallubhavi Thanda 8 Nallagutta Thanda 238

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KADIRI TALUK (Coutd.)

10 Cheekatimanipalle 1 Induku ruvandJapall e 75 145 145 2 Karvathatigaripalle 3 BandavandJapalle 4 ReddamvaripaJlc 5 Harijanawada 6 Padamata vandlapalle 7 Eddulavandlapallc 11 Chinnaramannagari palle 1 Gopireddivaripalle 60 77 77 2 Thurakavaripalle 3 Thotlavaripalle 4 Harijanawada 5 Kothivaripa1le 12 Ch ippaJamadugu 1 Harijanawada 18 102 102 13 CowJepalle @: Kamatampalle 1 Harijanawada 38 92 92 2 SunnamacheruvupaJl e Thanda 14 Danduvaripalle PonnagattupaJlc 70 141 141 2 SugaJithanda 3 Peddagundu Thanda 15 Dhanyancheruvu Govindarajupalle 32 43 43 2 Kamburuvandlapal J e @ Kothamvaripalle 3 Charigevandla pall e 4 GoJlapalJe 5 Dasarivandlapalle 6 GowdacheruvuvandJapaJle 7 Challavaripalle 8 Somarajukunta 9 K untl apallevar ipal Je 10 M andaJavaripalJe 11 Kothapalle 12 EguvapaJJe 13 Harijanawada 14 Kotiredd ivandlapalle 16 Diguvamandlapalle 63 74 74 Uninhabited 17 Ethodu 1 Sanevaripalle 61 76 76 2 Chi nnacheruvupalJe 3 Upparap,llle 4 B ilJun ivand lapalle 5 Rakuntaralle 6 Harij:wawada 18 Gandlapen ta 1 EJugutivandbpalJe 26 48 48 2 Kothapalle 3 PothavandJapall c 4 Vaddireddipa lle 5 SedulavandlapalJe 239

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KADIRI TALUK (Contd.) 6 Kataripa\lc 7 Balijapalle 8 Malapalle 9 Gollapalle 10 Madigapalle 11 Chetteva ripalle 12 Gajjalavand lapa\le 13 Thurakavaripalle 14 Muddannavaripalle 15 Nadichenivaripall e @ Nallasanivaripalle 16 Katakamvaripalle 17 Katakamtassanaga r ipa II e 0' Nayanivaripalle 18 Vankapalle 19 Po reddivandlapalle 20 That iredd ivandlapalle 21 Munaga I avandlapalle 22 Thoopalle 23 Bas,lnnagaripalle 24 Sugalithanda 25 Harijanawada 26 Eguvavari Thanda 27 Diguvavari Thanda 28 Dasari lndlu 19 Godduvelagala Nccruguntlapalle 12 50 50 ~' N eeruvandlapall e 2 Pallevandlapalle 3 YerrugodduvandlapDJle 4 Irantepallc '0" Errannagattupalle 5 Palavandlapalle 6 Soruguvandlapalle 7 Harijanawada 8 Jeedimakulapalle 9 Nand iga vandJapalle ® Nagamunipalle 10 Dasannavandlapall e 11 GedourJa 12 Vankapalte 13 Diguvapalle 14 Gandlavand1apal1e !_I Gudivand\apalle 15 Egllv~pall~ 16 Narasappaga ripalle :20 Gootibailu 1 Harijanawada 50 66 66 2 Ycrukalavaripalle 3 Veddapallc 4 Thimmarnmamarrimanu 240

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KADIRI TALUK (Contd.)

21 Gowkanapa lIe I Asamuvandlapalle 29 36 36 2 BurlagattupalJe 3 ChalJavandlapalle 4 Chayannagaripalle 5 Dinnemeedapalle 6 Kammaguttapalle 7 Gopalapuram 8 Harijanawada 9 Madigapalle 10 Malapalle 11 Nadimpalle 12 Orsovaripalle \!'! Oorivarigondipalle 13 Rangasanipall e 0' RanganapalJe 14 Vaddepalle 15 Kattivaripalle 16 Machupullannagaripa lle 17 Booja nnapa lie 18 Diddi guntlapa 1Ie

22 Gurrambailw 1 Erraballe 73 143 143 2 Erraguntapa lie 3 Kothapalle 4 Adireddipall e 5 Nagegarithanda 6 Sugali Thanda

23 leenulakuntlL Valasavandlapalle 27 47 47 2 Errakondavandlapalle 24 Jogannapeta Bommareddipalle 40 82 82 2 Chinnayelampalle 3 PolevandlapaJle 4 Pulikuntapalle 5 Rajana lavandlapalle 6 MalakavaripaJle 7 Nallacheruvu 8 Balinnepalle Thanda 9 Harijanawada 10 Palevandla Kothapalle

25 Kadiri I MakthulagaripaJle 23 57 57 2 Balappagaripalle (VI P.U.) (IX P.U.) ( P.U.) 3 Kummaravandlapalle 4 Pathigaddapalle 5 Murthypall e 6 Middivar ipalle 7 Udumulaguttathanda 8 Malapallethanda 9 Vepara!apalle 241

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KADIRI TALUK (Contd.) 10 Buragapa 11 e 11 Abbavandlapalle 12 Arakachinipalle 13 Eguvapal1e 14 Gangannagaripalle 15 Harijanawada 26 Kadirikuntlapalle Kothapalle 15 54 54 @ HanumantharaopalJe 2 Harijanawada 27 Kadiripulikunta 1 Damavandlapalle 57 85 85 28 Kalasamudram 1 Nadempalle @ Diguvapalle 17 101 101 2 Harijanawada 29 Kamatampalle Harijanawada 24 58 58 30 Kokkanti Gollapalle 54 70 70 2 Chedulapalle 3 Eguvachakkavaripallc 4 Diguvachakkavaripal1 e 5 Thi rumalaiahgaripalle 6 Kondavenukapalle 7 Minchulavarikota 8 Thummalavaripalle 9 Katrepalle 10 Geethaluvaripalle 11 Rachinepalle 12 Bondalakadapalle 13 Chinnapalle 14 Pomuturth i var i pall e 15 Harijanawada 16 Harijanawada 17 Chinnapall e 18 Kothapalle 19 Madigapalle 31 Kondamanayanipalem Harijanawada 20 99 99 32 Korthikota 1 Chevitivaripalle 53 69 69 2 Mangadinnepalle 3 Harijanawada 33 Kotapalle Chi nnapalle 69 138 138 2 Mabbuvaripalle 3 Morallapal1e 34 Kurli 1 A mudamva ri palle 2 27 27 2 Reddivaripalle 3 Sidd ugu ripall e 4 Batrepalle 5 Moolapalle 6 Mamillavaripalle 7 Veerappagaripalle 8 Harijanawada 242

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KADIRI TALUK (Contd.) 35 Kurumamidi Guttakindapalle 33 45 45 2 Gollapalle 3 Payakattu 4 Valasavandlaralle 5 Kothapalle 6 Pat charuvandlapalle 7 Devalacheruvuvandlapalle 8 Harijanawada 9 Pathakattamvandlapalle 10 Rekkamanu 36 Kutagulla 1 Boya ral1laiahpalle 21 55 55 2 Harijanawada (VI F.U.) (IX F.U.) \ F.U.) 3 Kadammapalle 4 Boredd ipalle 5 Erikalapal1e 6 Sugalithanda 37 Maddinayanipalem Thodendlagaddapall e 52 68 68 2 Kanganipallc 38 Maddivarigondi 1 Kothapalle 25 59 59 2 KotapaJ1e 3 Mallapalle 4 Dasarivandlapalle 5 Yapara lavandlapal1e 39 Maduguvarigondi 36 60 60 Uninhabited 40 Malameedapalle 1 Karananwaripalle 43 64 64 2 Upparavandlapalle 3 Kotapalle 4 Chinthal1lakulapa lle 5 Banancherukupalle 6 PatravandlapalJe 7 Devara cheruvupalle 8 Aral1ladakavandlapalle 9 Kummaravandlapalle 10 Harijanawada 11 Eguvamaddipalle 12 Bawarlopalle 41 Malreddipalle Peddapalle 72 142 142 2 Subbarayanipalle 3 Nadil1lkuntlapaJl e 4 Chamalavandlapall e 5 Oddumoravapalle 6 Dinnemeedapalle 7 Nakkaralla Thanda 8 Kothacheruvupall e 9 Ratnagiri 10 Balenaik Thanda 11 Yerraguntapalle 243

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KADIRI TALUK (Contd.) 12 Kotha Indlu l3 Venkatapuram 14 Erraballi 15 Adinarayanareddipalle

42 Marrikommadinne 1 Nereducheruvu 30 39 39 2 Ganginavaripalle 3 Jowkula 4 Pullareddipalle @ Eddulavandlapalle 5 Veedhiburuyuvaripalle @ VaddepalJe 6 Erravankavandlapalle 7 NaJlagutlapalle 8 Harijanawada

43 Mekalacheruvu 1 Gangeddulavandlapalte 45 65 6S 2 Aravavandlapalle 3 pulindalavandlapa lie 4 Gowdacheruvupalle 5 Peddakantivaripa He 6 Dommarapalle 7 Natlaguttapatle 8 Sugali Thanda

44 Motukapalle Sugali Thanda 37 91 91

45 Mudupulajeevi 1 Katakamvaripalle 44 63 63 2 Rayadurgamvaripalle @ Gurukinivaripalle :3 V elagavari vand lapal! e

46 Mulakalapalle t Chevitivaripalle 41 83 83 2 Thirumaladevarapatle @ Enumulavandlapalle

47 Mundlavaripalle \ C.G. Project colony 68 119 1]9 2 Enugugutla Thanda 3 Nadimi Thanda 4 Devalam Thanda

48 Nalla Cheruvu KammavaripalJe 56 81 8t 2 EuumulavandJapalle 3 KuntlapaJ levand lapaUe 4 Pull emvatrolapaUe 5 Patnamvandlapalle 6 Peyalavand lapalle 7 Devarintipalle 8 Gajikhanpalle 9 RajannagaripaJ Ie 10 Errapalle It Vcmanagudicolony 244

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KADIRI TALUK (Contd.)

49 Narnbalapulikunta Chinasaniralle 47 40 40 2 Rcddivaripalle 3 Charnalavaripalle 4 Burujupallc (.1 B.lI1daruch ct 13pall e 5 Chalhallevandlapalle 6 Gelichevaripalle 7 Nayanivaripalle 8 Kothapalle ~( Diguvapallc 9 Pani renlvandlapa1le 10 Garigivangaravandlapalle !! Koppalavandlapalle 11 Harijanawada 12 Harijanawada J 3 Mondcmvandlapalle

50 Nuthanakalva I Thotavandlapalle 10 :'1 31 2 Po!hulavandlapalle 3 Dcvarapalle 4 Veer Eguvakasilavandlapalle 9 Niggidi 10 Eguvapalle 11 Danduvaripal1e 12 Kothamiddi 13 Chinnapalle 14 PoJcganipall€ ]5 Madigapalle 16 Reddipallc 17 Madigapalle 18 Chintakayalavandlapalle 51 Obulareddipalle 1 Gartkapalle 8 32 32 2 Kothapallc 3 Pcnnabadivandlapalle 4 Gudalagondi 5 ErikeJareddivaripalle!}'. Subban naga ripalle 6 Madigapalle 7 Sugali Eguvathanda

52 Odulapalle BanJameedapalJe 26 26 2 HarijanawaJa 3 GollapalJc 4 Dampalle!' Danipallc 245

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KADIRI T ALUK (Contd.) 5 RachavaripaJ1e 6 Subbanakuntapalle 7 Poth in enivandlapall e 8 Reddivaripall e 9 Sugali Thanda 10 Yepilapalle 53 Oruvoy Ma 1ireddivandlapa He 55 80 80 2 Pall evandla paJle 3 Bodinepalle 4 Mandalavandlapalle 5 Kammaravandlapall e 6 Gurikanivandlapall e 7 Edigapalle 8 Cheruvuvandlapalle 9 Marisettivandlapalle 10 Gundukada Harijanawada 11 Boyupalle Harijanawada 54 PandulakuntIa 14 52 52 55 Pedaballi 1 Kammavandlapalle 49 42 42 2 Balijapalle 3 Saragundlapalle 4 Seelamvandlapalle 5 Malakavandlapa lIe 6 Govindavand lapalle 7 Ellampalle 8 Balijapalle Harijanawada 9 Naguruvandlapalle 10 Harijanawada 1J Gollapalle 12 Nallaguttapalle 13 Harijanawada 14 Govindaba lappapalle 15 K. Maddivaripalle 16 Y. Kothapalle 17 Harijanawada 56 Pedaballikothapalle I Eguvathoopalle 48 41 41 2 Diguvathoopa lie 3 Mallemvandlapalle 4 Bomivaripalle 5 Dandevandlapalle 6 Harijanawada 7 Bathinagaripal1e 8 Papannagaripalle 9 Allugatipall e 10 Rachapalle 11 Bondimadakala 12 K. Nayanipallc 246

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KADIRI TAL UK (Contd.)

57 Peddannavaripalle 1 Gunduvaripalle 6 35 35 2 Mami lIapalJ e 3 Harijanawada 4 Kaveiapalle \!.!-' KayalapalJe 5 Chinnamavaripalle 0' Chinnapalle 6 Harijanawada 7 Errappagaripalle 8 Naguruvandlapalle 9 Reddiva ripalle @ Kothireddipalle IO Peddir eddivandlapalle 11 Kar idivandlapalle @ Kovvuruvandlapalle 12 Edulakuntlapalle 13 Mangivandlapalle 14 Obbar~vandlapalle 15 Rachepalle 16 Chinnamudravaripalle @. Cheruvuvandlapalle 17 BhoopathivaripalJe 18 Harijanawada 19 Sugali Thanda 20 PulavandlapalJe 21 Sangativaripalle 22 Vaddepalle 23 Chandranayakunithanda 24 GalivandJapalIe 25 Madugu Thanda 26 Devalam Thada 27 Errapa lie

58 Puligundlapalle 1 Enumuladoddivandlapalle 7 33 33 2 'Naguvandlapalle 3 Agraharampalle 4 Jothivandlapalle 5 Rajanalapalle 6 Suga Ii Thanda 7 Diguvapalle 8 MadigapalJe 9 Jyothivandlapalle Thanda 10 Malapalle

59 Saidapuram 1 Kummaravandlapalle 22 56 56 2 Yerraguntlapalle (VI F.U.) (IX F.U.) (F.U.)

60 Somayajulapall e 1 Kathivaripall e 35 62 62 2 Enumulavandlapalle 3 Vapapallekunta 247

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KADIRI TALUK (Contd.) 4 Ball ikuntlapalle 5 Errachenupa\ \ e 61 Talamarlavandlapalle 1 Kallipalle 58 79 79 2 Kothapalle 3 Bandarupalle 4 Upparlapalle 5 Vallireddipalle 6 Ramappagaripa lie (North) 7 Chinnapallevaripalle 8 Ramanappagaripalle (South) @ Chinnavenkatappagaripalle 9 Therannagaripa]]e 10 Ellanapalle 11 Vanamvari pa lie 12 Veeramrajupalle 13 Sanjeevipalle 14 Nallaguttapall e 15 Papavaripa lie 16 Yerraguntlapalle 17 GuliapalJe 62 Talupula 1 Burugupalle 4 29 29 2 Madikavandlapalle 3 Korragattupalle 4 ErrasanivandJapalle 5 Reddivaripalle 6 Thoopalle 7 Nangivandlapall e 8 Ubbaravandlapalle 9 Niggidinadimoolapalle ~l' Niggidi 10 Harijanawada 11 Madigapalle 12 Kummarapeta 13 Thurakapalle 14 Harijanawada 15 Talupulakota 16 Hanumakkagaripalle 63 Tanakal I Rachavaripalle 62 75 75 2 Gunjuvaripalle 3 Usthilipal Ie 4 Mandlipal1e 5 Peddakadapalavandlapalle 6 Cbarupallevandlapalle 7 Kondakama r la va ndla pall e 8 Duginepalle 9 Gandhivandlapa \ I e 10 Gollavaripalle 11 Bandrevuvandlapal1e 248

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S1. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ,-______.l______~ No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

KADIRI T ALUK (Contd.) 12 Deganivandlapalle 13 Vankapalle 14 Diguvabathinenivandlapalle 15 Eguvabathin enivandJapa II e 16 Kanasanivandlap::llle 17 Maudlapalle Harijanawada 18 Gollavaripalle Harijanawada 19 Bommalakunta Moravapalle 20 VankapalIe Harijanawada 21 Baddenayakuni Thanda 22 Lakshminaik Thanda 23 Reddivaripalle 24 Parakuvandlapalle 25 Cheemalavandlapall e 26 R.S. Colony 27 Chinnamannagaripalle 28 Odlavaripall e 29 Harijanawada

64 TavaJam 1 Lokegani Thanda 67 144 144 2 Eguvathol'ipalle 3 Thotiganithanda 4 Eraballivandlapalle 5 Diguvathotlapalle 6 Mabbuvaripalle 7 Nallaguttapalle 8 RachuvaripaJle 9 Mullollapalle 10 NaravandlapaHe 11 Gangasanivandlapalle 12 Buddalavandlapalle 13 Chapireddivaripall e 14 Mugeganithanda 15 Bondivaripalle 16 Gaudodivandlapalle 17 Singirivandlapall e 18 Raginepalle 19 Mar ipurivandlapalle 20 Pooreganithanda 21 Ganenaikthanda 22 Kamatamvaripalle 23 Nayanicherupalle 24 Buddaiahkota 25 Buddaiahgari Thanda 26 NallamvandJapal1 e 27 Harijanawada 28 KurramvandJapalle 29 Adhvanampall e 30 Thul isegarithanda 249

LIST OF VILLAGES IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------..J.------~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

KADIRI TALUK (Contd.) 31 Pomegarithanda 32 Somegarithanda 33 Matachintamarithanda 34 Peerleoaik Thanda 35 Ramlenaik Thaoda 36 Muthyalavandlapalle 37 Vepulapalle 65 Thummalabailu Ramakkagaripalle 11 49 49 2 DiguvapallevandlapaUe 3 Pothinenipalle 4 Pedda Thanda 5 Gavuguthanda 66 Tsadum 1 Kasipalle 66 72 72 2 Thammisettevaripalle 3 Bisamvaripalle 4 Booamvandiapall e 5 Nandigaripalle 6 Sunoampallevandlapalle 7 ] skapallevandlapalle 8 Erraguodavari palle 9 Erra chervupalle 10 Beripalle 67 Udumulakurthi Cheenurupalle

LIST OF VILLAGES IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCA TION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

Sl. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------'------.., Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

KADlRI TALUK (Contd.)

10 Jambulav::ll1dlapal1e !J' Siddappagar ipa lie 11 Thatimanugunta 12 Vemarcddipalle 13 Edullavandlapall e 14 Sunnapukunta Thanda 15 MadigapalJe 16 Vemaiahgaripalle 72 Vepaman ipeta 1 Chedulavandlapa lie 5 34 34 2 Surigaripall e 0' Singannapallc 3 Ganjuvaripall e 4 Boyapalle 5 Kothapaltevandlapalle 6 Gajjivandlapallc 7 Oosaiahgaripalle 8 Harijanawada 9 Kothapall evandlapa lie Harijanawada 10 Boyapall e Harijanawada 73 Veparala 1 Thallakalra 34 46 46 2 Ch innakkaga ripa lie 3 Hayatikhanpalle 4 Kothapalle 5 Valmeekipalle i!! Boyapalle 6 Suga I ithanda (jf' Cheruvumundara Sugalithanda 7 Harijanawada 8 Veparala Chinnareddiva ripalle

74 Yedurudona Kothapalle 51 67 67 2 Pallenayanivaripalle [!_! Ellanayani varipa lie 3 Yadala vandlapalle 4 Malakavandlapalle 5 Dasa rivand lapa lie 6 Malapalle 7 Moolapalle 8 Siddavandlapalle 9 Godlavandlapalle 10 Madalavandli1palle 11 Krishipalle :'-' RcdoipaUe 12 Kothapalle Madigapal\e 75 Yerradoddi Nagurivandlapalle 19 100 100 2 Roddamvandlapalle 3 Kothapalle 251

LIST OF VILLAGES IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

Sl. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. r--______..A.--_____ -.., No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

KADlRI T ALUK (Concld.)

4 Erikalavandlapa 11 e 5 Meetiganipal\e 6 Ramadas Thanda 7 Bodegani Thanda

SRISATYASAITALUK*

1 Agraharam Rasampalle 10 100 100 2 Chilakalagaddapall e 3 NayanavaripaJle 2 Amagondapalyam I Gangireddipaile 38 104 104 2 Diguvacheruvupalle 3 Bonthalapalle 3 Bandlapalle 1 Appalavandlapalle 48 58 53 2 Chinnarajupalle 3 Yerraballe 4 Honurupalle 5 Kammavaripalle 6 Murakavaripalle

4 Beedupalle 41 77 77 5 Brahmanapalle 36 78 78 6 Buddareddipalle 2 91 91 Uninhabited 7 Bukkapatnam Bu chaiahgar ipall e 26 81 81 2 Janakampalle 3 Kadupulanagepalle 4 Nallaguttapall e 5 Putikireddipalle 6 Maravemeellapalle 8 Byrapuram Gowrikuntapa lIe 44 72 72 2 ObuladevarapaJle 9 Chagapuram 6 96 96 Uninhabited 10 Cherlopalle 47 53 53 tl Elukuntla I Tanakantivanipall e 3 92 92 2 Gangireddipalle 12 GunipaJIe 11 101 J(')l 13 I ragampa II e 21 69 6l'1 14 Jagarajupalle 1 Venkatagi ripaHc 43 73 73 2 Kothapalle 15 Kadirepalle 42 74 74 Uninhabited 16 Kadiridevarapal1e 14 87 87 17 Kanisettipalle 24 84 84

* Formed from Penukonda Taluk. Vide G.O. Ms· No. 4700 dated 29th October, 1980. 252

LIST OF VILLAGES IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. Remarks No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,.------~------.." 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

SRI SATYA SAl TALUK (Contd.)

18 Kappalabanda 1 Mamellakunta 35 76 76 2 Sug

20 K. Locherla 1 Samapuram 34 71 71 2 Guntipalle 3 Mam illakunta Harijanawada 21 Kondapaganipalle Gowripalle 17 66 66 22 Kothacheruvu 1 Gorantlapalle 31 82 82 2 Nagireddipalle 23 Kothakota 1 Madirebayalu 27 102 102 2 Madirebayalu Thanda 3 Narasimhapalle 4 Narasimhapalle Thanda :; Reddivaripalle Thanda 6 Yarlampallc 7 Kotharamapuram 24 KothapaJle Bandameedipalle 13 89 89 2 ChinnaboyanapaJle 25 KotIapalle 1 Iragarajupall e 50 57 57 2 Marlapalle 3 PypalJe 4 Rachavaripalle 26 Krishnapuram Chitukumadayapalle 4 94 94 2 Lingaiahgaripalle 3 Tirumaladevarapalle 4 Venugopalapuram 27 Lingareddipalle 25 83 83 28 Mangalamadaka Pcdara llapaJl e 7 97 97 2 Val ena ikthanda 3 Ramaswamythanda 4 Ramlanayakunithanda 29 Marakuntapalle 33 63 63 30 Marala Ramasagaram 5 95 9S 2 Seekayakuntapalle 3 Yadalankap::t1le 4 Bodanaikthanda 5 Chi nnacheruvuthanda 31 Mylasamudram 15 88 88 32 Nakkal:.lguttapalle 9 99 99 33 Narepalle 23 85 85 253

LIST OF VILLAGES IN ANANTAPUR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ,--_____ .J..-,_____ ~ No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 ( 1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

SRI SATYA SAl TALUK (Contd.) 34 Nelakota 1 Billubommaiahpalle 93 93 2 Sugali Thanda

35 Nidimamidi 1 Suraganipall e 51 56 56 2 Buggapalle 3 Kothivaripalle 4 Danduyaripa lie 5 Gajulapalle 6 Nidimamidikothuru 36 Pakeerupa II e 49 60 60 Uninhabited

37 Pamudurthi Babapuram 8 98 98 2 Boyamusalayyapall e 3 Chintalayyaga r ipall e 4 Garikavaripalle 5 Kondapuram 6 Ramapuram 7 Venkatampalle 8 Kinkirivaripalle

38 Pedapal!e Bathalapalle 40 75 75 2 Guvvalaguttapalle 3 KonapUr,llTI 4 Subbarayanipalle 5 Sugalipeddathanda 6 Sugalichinnathanda 7 Adiandhravecdhi

39 Pothulakunta J Subbarayapall e 45 62 62 2 Erragayalapalle 3 Mallampalle

40 Prasantinilayam 29 80A *- *Hamlet of Puttaparthi

41 Puttaparti 1 NagireddipaUe 30 80 80 2 Peddakammavaripallc 3 RaviJIavaripall e 4 Karnatakn~gepa II e 5 Koilaguttapalle 6 Chinnakammavaripalle

42 Satharlapalle 39 105 105

43 Siddarampuram 1 Chi nnarayanipal\e 12 90 90 2 Kottalapalle 3 Taruguvandlapalle 4 Li ngappag,] r ipa II e 5 Kasabadi Andhraveedhi 6 Kasaba Thanda 7 Obuiallll'all.: 254

LIST OF VILLAGES IN ANANfAPUR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

S1. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,,--______.....L- _____ --, Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

SRI SA TY A SAl TALUK (Concld.) 44 Talamarla Bangaruchennep311e 19 64 64 2 Damtlapalle 3 Devarapalle 4 J ndlavcnkatampalJe 5 Mirjapuram 6 Gangetivandlapalle 7 Narayanar eddipalle 8 Pathadevarapalle 45 Tippabhatlapalle 32 70 70 46 Tirumaladevarapalle 1 Mylepalle 22 67 67 2 Halapuram 47 Vangampalle 20 68 68 48 V ernul etipall e 18 65 65 49 Vengalammacheruvu 1 Ammavaripa lIe 28 103 103 2 eh erlopaJl c 3 Kambalaparthi 4 Veerachennepalle SO Virupapuram 46 61 61 51 Y enumulapa 11 e 37 79 79 SECTION 11 - Town Directory

SECTION II

TOWN DIRECTORY

Codes used in the seven statements are Under Cols. 12 & 13, the codes used to state explained in detail and the expressions for the the sOUrce of supply and system of storage of pro­ abbreviations used in statements are briefly explain­ tected water supply are as follows: ed herein. Statement I has been compiled in this Overhead tank ORT office and Statements II to VI by obtaining the Serv ice reservoir SR data from local authorities having administrative Ri ver infiltration gallery IG control over the towns. Borewell pumping system BWP Pressure tank PT In the Statement I Col. 2 to denote the civic Tubewell Water/ status of town the codes used are: Hand pump 'IW Municipal Corporation/ Tap Water T Corporation M. Corp. Well Water W Municipality M Tank Water TK Cantonment Board/ Cantonment CB The first five codes relate to the system of Notified Area/Notified storage of water in the town and the remaining Area Committee/Notified four codes represent the different sources of water Committee NAC supply to the inhabitants of a town. Gram Panchayat/Village In Statement V under Col. 4 to indicate the Panchayat P type of medical faCility available to tbe citizens, the following codes are used. In Statement IV Col. 6 to differentiate cate­ gory of road the following abbreviations are used. Hospital H Pucca road PR Dispensary D Kuccha road KR Health Centre HC Family Planning Centre Fe Under Col. 7 to specify the system of T.B. Clinic TB sewerage the codes given are; Nursing Home NH Others 0 Sewer S Open surface drains OSD If there are more than one institutions of Box surface drains BSD any type, the number of such institutions is noted Sylk drains SD within brackets eg: D (2); NH (7) etc. Cesspool method CD To distinguish tbe medical institutions as Pit System Pt Allopathic or Ayurvedic or Unani or Hamoeo­ pathi c the [I) !lowing additional codes are used. In Col. 11 the various prevalent methods of Ayurvedic A disposal of night soil are given with the following Unani U codes. Homoeopathic Hom.

Head loads HL In case of allopathic no separate code IS Baskets B used. The informatloll on medical facilities is Wheel barrows WB presented horizontally in the same line as illustra­ Septic tank latrines ST ted below: Sewerage S H (A-1.2). D (Hom.-2. U-J) 256

Here H(A-l, 2) represents one ayurvedic and Short-hand & Typewriting Sh. Type 2 allopathic hospitals and D (Hom.-2, U-l) repre­ Others o sents 2 homoeopathic and 1 unani dispensaries. The vocational institutions like Applied Artl The Codes used for Col. 6 are as follows: Painting College, Pharmacy College, B.Ed. College, Arts only A Teacher's Training institutes, Music I Daucing Science only S School, Nursing Scbool. etc., are covered under Arts and Science only AS "Others." Commerce only C Arts and Commerce only AC Schools upto class IV are treated as Primary Arts. Science and or Elementary Schools. These include Nursery Commerce ASC Schools. Kinder Garten Schools. Pre-basic Schools, Law L Pre-primary School. Schools upto Class VIII are treated as Junior Secondary or Middle Schools. If there are more than one institutions of Schools upto Class X are treated as Matriculation each type the number is given against each in or Secondary Schools. Schools or Colleges upto brackets. Class XI or XII are considered in the Group Under Col. 10 the following codes are used of Higher SecondaryfIntermediate/Pre-University I to specify the recognised sh(lrt-hand, typewriting Junior College, etc. and other vocational training institutions. If there are more than one institution of each type the Under Col. 20 the abbreviations given are as number is given against each in brackets. follows: Short-hand SH Public Library PL Typewriting Type Reading Room RR TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENTS 258

TOWN

STATEMENT

STATUS

No. of house- holds including POPULATION & GROWTH RATE Sl. Class, Name & Civic L. C. Name of Taluk Area (in houseless house- ,-_.. ------... -_ ... ------No. administration No. sq. kms.) holds (in 1981 1901 1911 1921 1931 status of Town Census)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Anantapur (M) Anantapur 18.65 23,073 7,938 8,457 11 ,452 15,099 (6.54) (35.41) (31.85) 2 II Dharmavaram (M) II Dharmavaram 36.42 9,152 10,658 7,386 8.117 9,346 (-30.70) (9.90) (15.14) 3 III Gooty (P) III Gooty 34·84 ,5,445 9,682 9,597 8,780 9,712 (-0.88) (-9.14) (11.38) 4 II Guntakal (M) IV Gooty 42.41 15,560 12,519 15,620 (24.77)

5 II Hindupur (M) V Hindupur 6·55 10,039 19,575 11,035 12,456 14,211 (-43.63) (12·88) (14.09) 6 II Kadiri (M) Vi Kadiri 25.88 10,152 10,493 10,456 1l,619 9,352 ( -0.35) (11.12) (-19.51) 7 IV Kalyandurg (P) VII Kalyandurg 11.65 2,984 8,815 6,659 4,596 4,449 (-24.46) (-30·98) (-3.20) 8 IV Penukonda (P) VIII Penukonda 65.55 2,241 6,806 6,725 7,385 5,262 (-1.19) (9.81) (-28.75) 9 III Rayadurg (M) IX Rayadurg 49.73 5,523 10,488 8,827 9,565 12,007 (-15.84) (8.36) (25.53) 10 II Tadpatri (M) X Tadpatri 7.43 9,532 10,859 12,593 11 ,293 )2,620 (15.97) (-10.32) (II. 75) 11 III Uravakonda (P) XI Uravakonda 30.28 4,072 9,385 11,026 10,274 12,079 (17.49) (-6· 82) (17.57) 259

DIRECTORY

I

AND GROWTH HISTORY

Sex Ratio r-______L ______-, o F THE TOW N A T THE CENSUSES o F Density S1. (1981 1981 ~------, 1961 1971 No. 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 Census) Census Census Census

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (I)

21,482 31,952 52,280 80,069 119,531 6,409 880 887 912 (42.27) (48.74) (63.62) (53.15) (49· 28) 12,087 14,703 20,405 30,876 50,969 1,399 940 958 945 2 (29.33) (21.64) (38.78) (51. 32) (65.08) 12.333 15,437 19,057 21,706 29,302 841 942 968 939 3 (26.99) (25.17) (23·45) (13·90) (34.99) 20,414 31,341 48,083 66,320 84,599 1,995 933 939 945 4 (30·69) (53.53) (53.42) (37·93) (27.56) 19,049 24,438 32,445 42,959 55,901 8.535 945 939 929 5 (34.04) (28.29) (32.76) (32·41) (30.13) 11 ,885 20,354 24,307 33,810 52,774 2.039 958 960 936 6 (27.09) (71.26) (19.42) (39.10) (56.09) 5,984 8,J63 10,256 13,260 17,049 1,463 918 944 968 7 (34.50) (36.41 ) (25.64) (29.29) (28.57) 5,906 6,880 7,993 9,264 12,373 189 911 933 949 8 (12.24) (16.49) (16.18) (15.90) (33.52) 16,033 19,738 23,779 26.154 32,745 658 949 955 960 9 (33.53) (23. ti) (20.47) (9.99) (25.20) 15.184 19,369 23.129 31,618 53,920 7,257 982 974 914 10 (20.32) (27.56) (19.41) (36.70) (70·54) 11 .t25 16,662 17,926 19,754 21,754 718 959 955 923 11 (-7.90) (49.77) (7.59) (10.20) (10·12) 260

TOWN

STATEMENT

PHYS[CAL ASPECTS

PHYSICAL ASPECTS NAME OF

_ .. _ ..... ____ ... ___ ... _ .. ______1___ .. ____ .... _ ...... _ ... __ .. ___ ....---..... ~_ ...... ______.. __ ...... _____ .. _____ .. Temperature (in Centigrade) State District Sl. Class and Rainfall ~.--.-- ... --.--~------.---~ Headquarters Headquarters No. Name of Town (inmm.) Maximum Minimum HYDERABAD ANANTAPUR

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Anantapur 583.0* 39.0 16.9 354 o

2 II Dharmavaram 532.2* 39·0 16.9 399 40

3 III Gooty 561.8* 41·1 13.4 304 50

4 II Guntakal 505.6* 41.1 13.4 336 82

5 II Hindupur 593·9* 41.1 13.9 461 102

6 II Kadiri 617.0* 41. 1 13.4 441 87

7 IV Kalyandurg 499.0* 39.0 16.9 412 58

8 IV Penukonda 597.7* 42.0 12.0 424 70

9 III Rayadurg 527.7* 41.1 13.4 453 99

10 II Tadpatri 547.5* 41.1 410 56

11 III Uravakonda 507.1* 32.0 26.0 406 52

* Statistical Supplement to Part 11 of the Andhra Pradesh Gazette dated 15th January, 1981 261

DIRECTORY

II

AND LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1979

AND ROAD DISTANCE (IN Kms.) FROM

Nearest city with Navigable river I PJPlll~tion of one canal (If within SI. Sub-division/Talllk lakh and morc Railway Stat:on Bus Route 10 Kms.) No.

(8) (9) (10) (11 ) (12) (1)

Ananlapur /Anantapur Bellary Anantapur Anantapur (Karnataka) (0) (0) (105) (0) (0)

Dharm:lvaram/Dharmavaram Anantapur Dh:lrm~varam Dha rmavar~m 2 (0) (0) (40) (0) (0)

Anantapur IGooty Anantapur Gooty R. S. Gooty 3 (50) (0) (50) (3) (0)

Anantapur IGooty Bellary Guntakal Guntakal 4 (Karnataka) (82) (30) (60) (0) (0)

Penukonda/Hindupur Bangalore Hinllupur Hindupur 5 (Karnataka) (37) (0) (100) (0) (0)

Penukonda/Kadiri Anantapur Kadiri Kadiri 6 (90) (0) (87) (0) (0)

Dharmavaram/Kalyandurg Anantarur Rayadurg Kalyandurg 7 (73) (0) (58) ( 35) (0)

Penukonda/Penukonda Anantapur Penukonda Penllkonda 8 (0) (0) (70) (0) (0)

Dharmavaram/Rayadurg Bellary Rayadurg Rayadurg 9 (Karnataka) (114) (0) (48) (0) (0)

Anantapu r /Tadpatri Anantapur Tadpatri R. S· Tadpatri 10 (56) (0) (56) (2) (0)

Anantapur /Uravakonda Bellary Guntakal Uravakonda 11 (Karnataka) (52) (0) (48) (33) (0) 262

TOWN

STATEMENT

MUNICIPAL

r-M ______RECEIPT ~ ______(I n Rs. ______'00)

Revenue deri- ved from Muni- Civic admini- cipal properties stration Receipt and power Government 51. Class and Name of Town status through apart from grant Loan Advance No. (In 1980) taxes, etc. taxation

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

I Anantapur M 49,675 3,424 26,008 16,000 14,333

2 II Dharmavaram M 5,030 1,330 16,340 bOOO 3,290

3 III Gooty P 1,530 390 40 140

4 II Guntakal M 7,695 2,646 15,005

5 II Hindupur M 10,536 9,189 18,063

6 II Kadiri M 7,589 1,237 13,225 5,680

7 IV Kalyandurg P 1,487 43 44

8 IV Penukonda P 1,134 337 164 77

9 III Rayadurg M 13,960 810 1.940

10 II Tadpatri M 8,730 3,400 2,090 3,630 9,050

11 III Uravakonda P 1,858 811 15 341 263

DIRECTORY

III

FINANCE, 1978-79

EXPENDITURE (In Rs. ,00) r-______-L-______, ,------,

Other General Public To:al sources Total Adminis- Public health and Public Public Others Expen- Sl. (specify) Receipts tTation safety conveniences works Institutions ( specify) diture No. (9) (10) (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (1 )

1,763 111,203 20,933 3,849 33,711 1.771 25,219 17.023 102,506

710 27,700 1,880 6,030 1,960 1,580 5.340 4,600 21,390 2

3,570 5,670 740 730 1,220 2,080 580 5,350 3

10,704 36,050 3,170 5,655 5,527 4,475 9,832 10,373 39,032 4

346 38,]34 1,770 5,635 629 13,363 4,919 26,316 5

7,672 35,403 9,509 771 9,551 10,233 30,064 6

1> 104 2,678 463 127 363 2,272 3,225 7

1.147 2,859 393 195 l,I04 456 526 2,674 8

16,710 7,770 2,080 310 4,360 14,520 9

1>290 28>190 2,300 3,950 4,320 8,470 6,200 25,240 10

424 3,449 2,018 913 179 37 420 3,567 11 264

TOWN

STATEMENT

CIVIC AND

Number of Latrines Civic ad- Scheduled System ,~ ..... --.. - ..... _ ...... _I~ __ ...... ___ ...... __--.. SI. Class and Name ministra- Caste and Road of Water No. of Town tion Sta- Population Scheduled length Sewer- borne Service Others tus (In- Tr,be po- (in Kms.) age 1980) pulation

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (\0)

Anantapur M 119.531 10.252 PR: 63.40 OSD 3,411 351 KR: 4·24

2 II Dharmavaram M 50,969 3,183 PR: ..(6· 57 OSD 172 437 23 KR: 1. 26

3 III Gooty P 29,302 5,011 PR: 2.50 OSD 24 300 KR: 1.50

4 II Guntakal M 84,599 14,685 PR: 29.95 OSD 381 2,440 43 KR: 12.28

5 II Hindupur M 55,901 5,722 PR: 17·69 OSD 100 5,271 KR: 15.26

6 II Kadiri M 52,774 3,478 24·84 OSD 136 2,674 362

7 IV Kalyandurg P )7,049 1,160 14.00 OSD 19

8 IV Penukonda P 12,373 820 PR: 19.90 OSD 62 218 KR: 1. 81

9 III Rayadurg M 32,745 2,094 PR: 28.27 OSD 281 406 KR: 10.45

10 II Tadpatri M 53,920 6,087 PR: 30.41 OSD 425 2,310 KR: 4·44

11 III Uravakonda P 21,754 2,414 9.00 OSD 90 18 85 265

DIRECTORY IV

OTHER AMENITIES, 1979

r-______Protected water -L- ______supply ~ Electrification (Nul11be:' of Connections) ------, Method of Source System of Fire Domestic Indus- Col11me i- Road Others disposal of storage with fighting trial cial Lighting of night supply Capacity (in 1,000 serv:cc (Points) SI. soil LitH's) No.

(II) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (1)

WB T IG (4.200) Yes 8,629 170 2,164 1.367 138

WB T IG (1,800) Anantapur 3,I92 112 753 497 135 2 (40 Kms.)

WB W,TW IG (227) Guntakal 1.025 25 340 '2.79 70 3 BWP(14) (30 Kms. )

WB T IG (1.400) Yes 3·774 85 1.294 734 36 4

WB T IG (1,800) Yes 3,914 101 \ .459 930 82 5

WB W Hindupur 2,366 59 878 719 27 6 (85 Kms·) .

WB T OHT (205) Anantapur 1.356 32 350 350 7 (58 Kms.)

WB TW BWP (65) Hindupur 970 16 209 213 61 8 (30 Kms.)

WB T IG (2,I00) Bellary 1,785 83 418 375 360 9 (Karnataka) (48 Kms.)

WB T OHT (1,800) Yes 2,571 65 831 528 134 10

WB T OHT (540) Anantapur 1.186 42 340 447 11 (52 Kms.} 266

TOWN

STATEMENT

CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES

SI. Class and Name Area of Slum Population Paved Roads System of No. of Town Name of Slum (In Sq. Kms.) of Slum (In Kms.) Sewerage

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

I Anantapur Ferror Quarters 0.006 30.1S5 22·40 OSD Indira Gandhi Nagar 0.007 Indiranaga r 0.029 Lakshmi Nagar 0·010 Mohammad Nagar 0.020 Mahatma Gandhi Nagar 0.010 Munna Nagar 0.012 Neesusnagar 0.012 Nehru Poormen Colony 0.020 Obuladeva Nagar 0·020 Obuladeva Nagar 0.020 (Weaker Section) Refugees Quarters 0.006 Rahmat Nagar 0.036 Ravi Nagar 0.004 Ravi Nagar (extension) O.OOS Rosban Nagar Sainagar O·OOS Yuvajana Colony 0.004

2 II Dharmavaram Chinnur 0.017 24,813 11.51 OSD Gandhinagar 0.053 Guddibhavi Street 0.011 Guttakindapall e Hospital Road 0.013 lndiranagar 0.03S Jagjeevanram Nagar 0.012 Kothapeta 0.040 Lingichettipalem 0·016 Lonikota 0.041 Nagulabhavi Street 0.059 Palem Kottala 0.016 P. R. T. Street 0.059 Rajendranagar 0·073 Ramireddy Quarters 0·061 Sale Street 0.021 Sidda ia hgutta D.On Siva nagar 0.027 Tenta Kottala 0.070 Yadava Sn eel O.OOS 267

DIRECTORY

IV A

IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1979

No. of tap points/ El ectrification (Number of connections) ~ ______~ ___Number ~ ______of L __ Latrin('s ~ ______- __ ~ public hydrants r- ...... -_ ..... -- .. -- - .. -_ ... - - ...... -_ .. --- ..... _ ...... --- Private Method of installed for Road Lighting 51. ~-- .------'------, Com- disposal of supply of protec- Water borne Service Others munity night soil ted water Domestic (poinb) Others No.

(8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (I)

12 12 14 WD 121 700 80

140 235 20 wn 150 1,500 200 50 268

'f0WN STATEMENT

CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES

S1. Class and Name Area of Slum Population Paved Roads System of No. of Town Name of Slum (In Sq. Kms.) of Slum (In Kms.) Sewerage

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

3 II Guntakal Dandumitta 0.094 9,176 OSD Edga Area 0.004 Gutta Area 0.046 Modinabad Harijanawada 0.020 Modinabad Mosque 0.008 Old Guntakal Har ijana wada 0.010 Samsanpuram 0.019

4 II Hindupur Abadpeta 0.013 7,488 7.41 SD Gandhinagar 0.026 Hasnabad 0.035 Rahmathapur 0.068 Srikantapuram area Lakshmipuram 0·099 Srikantapuram Harijanawada 0·017 Tamil Harijanawada 0.024

5 II Kadiri New Harijanawada 0.03 3,550 SD NalJagutta area 0·01

6 II Tadpatri Gandhi Park area 1,700 4·50 OSD Harijanawada (Ward No.2) Kalvagadda area Nandalapadu Harijanawada 269

DIRECTORY

IV A (Concld.)

IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1979

Number of Latrines No. of tap points/ Electrification (Number of connections) "!_-- -- ..... --_ ... -.. _.... _- -- _(__ .. ----_ ... ------...... -.. -~ public hydrants r------'_ ------., Private Method of installed for Road r------'------., Com- disposal of supply of protec­ Lighting SI. Water borne Service Others munity night soil ted water Domestic (points) Others No.

(8) (9) (10) (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (I)

8 705 11 WB 22 122 3 .

7 WB 20 1,027 99 39 4

15 13 28 WB 2 200 13 5

2 7 WB 6 15 12 6 270

TOWN

STATEMENT

MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL

MEDICAL FACILITIES E D U C A T 0 N A L ,------~------. r------~------.------Beds in Arts/Science/ Hospitals/ Medical Commerce Dispensa- Institutions Colleges (of Enginee- SI. Class and Name Population ries/T.B. noted in degree level Medical ring Poly- No. of Town clinics etc. Col. No.4 and above) Colleges Colleges technics

(1) (2) (3) (4) (S) (6) (7) (8) (9)

I Anantapur 119,S31 H(2) 380 AS(2) Bellary 2 (Karnataka) TB(J) (lOS) NH(5) 52 0+(2) 14

2 II Dharmavaram 50,969 H(I) 19 Anantapur Kurnool Anantapur Anantapur D(9) (40) (2IS) (40) (40)

3 III Gooty 29,302 H(l) 36 Anantapur Kurnool Anantapur Anantapur (50) (9S) (50) (50)

4 II Guntakal 84,S99 H(2) 131 ASC(l) Bellary Bellary Bellary (Karnataka) (Karnataka) (Karnataka) D(U-t.A-2) (60) (60) (60) 0+(1) 8

5 II Hindupur 55,901 H(1) S4 ASC(1) Bangalore Bangalore Bangalore (Karnataka) (Karnataka) (Karnataka) 0+(1) 4 (100) (100) (IOO)

6 II Kadiri 52,774 H(l) 52 AS(1) Kurnool Anantapur Anantapur D(15) (252) (87) (87)

7 IV Kalyandurg 17,049 H{l) 16 Anantapur Bellary Anantapur Anantapur (Karnataka) (58) (80) (58) (58)

8 IV Penukonda 12,373 H(J) 28 Hindupur Kurnool Anantapur Anantapur (30) (198) (70) (70)

9 III Rayadurg 32,745 H{I) 30 Bellary Bellary Bellary Bellary (Karnataka) (Karnataka) (Karnatab) (Karnataka) D(6) S (48) (48) (48) (48)

10 II Tadpatri 53,920 H(1) 24 A(!) Kurnool Anantapllr Anant:Jpur D(7) (120) (56) (S6) 0+(1)

11 !II Uravakonda 21,754 H(A-ld) 8 CO) Bellary Bellary Bellary (Karnataka) (Karnataka) (Karnataka) (48) (48) (48)

+ Maternity and Child Welfare Centre. 271

DIRECTORY v

AND CULTURAL FACILITIES IN TOWNS, 1979

F A C L T E s RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL FACILITIES ------~ ,,------_!_---.. ------., Recognised Adult Number of Shorthand, Higher Literacy working Public Typewriting secondary/ Secon- Junior Classes/ Women's Auditoria/ Libraries and Voca­ Inter ( darYl Secondary Centres, hostels wi th Dramal including tional train­ Junior Matricu- & Middle Primary Others number of Commu- Reading Sl. ing Inst itutes College lation Schools Schools (specify) seats Stadia Cinema nity Halls Rooms No.

(10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

Type: 12 3 10 17 44 6 9 2 PL: 2 1 SH: 6 RR: 3 0+: (4)

Type: 1 2 3 17 5 2 PL: 1 2 RR: 2

SH-Type: 1 3 3 10 2 PL: 1 3

Type: 4 4 4 29 5 PL: 1 4 Sh. Type; RR: I

Type: 5 3 7 24 4 PL: I 5 SH: 2 RR: 4

Type: 2 2 2 18 4 PL: 1 6 Sh. Type: 1 RR: 1

Sh. Type: 2 2 5 29 2 PL: 1 7

Type: 1 2 2 8 3 PL: 1 8 Sh. Type: 1

Sh. Type: 2 3 15 3 PL: 1 9 0*(1) RR: 1

Type: 3 4 4 15 4 PL: 1 10 RR: 1

Type: 2 2 2 8 3 PL: 1 II RR: 1

+ Oil Technological Institute, Co-operative Training Institute, Police Training College, Industrial Training Institute. * ArabicCollege. 272 TOWN STATEMENT

TRADE, COMMERCE,

Name of three most important commodities imported ,c ______Name of three '-- most______important ~..-....._~~ ______t... ______--.. SI. Class and No. Name of Town 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

1 I Anantapur Coconuts Chillies Betalnuts Groundnut Iron Ore Seeds and Products

2 II Dharmavaram Silk Yarn Groundnuts Rice and Silk Sarees Groundnut Pulses Oil

3 III Gooty Rice Wheat Pulses Groundnuts

4 II Guntakal Rice Dall Cotton Yarn Coriander Seeds

5 II Hindupur Rice Dall Wheat Tamarind Jaggery

6 IT Kadiri Rice Dall Kerosene Groundnut Oil Tamarind Cake

7 IV ' Kalyapdurg Electric Rice Mill Cloth Tamarind Groundnuts Motors

8 IV Penukonda Rice DaB Wheat Tamarind Beedies Products

9 III Rayadurg Jaggery Rice Raw Silk Tamarind Groundnuts Yarn

10 II Tadpatri Yarn Jaggery Tamarind Lime Fruits Orange Fruits

11 III Uravakonda Yarn Groundnut Pulses Handloom Groundnuts Oil Cloth 273

DIRECTORY VI

INDUSTRY AND BANKING, 1979 commodities exported Name of three most important commodities manufactured Number of Number of ------" ------'------~ Number agricultu- non -agr icul- of ral credit tural credit S1. 3rd 1 st 2nd 3rd Banks societies societies No.

(8) (9) (10) (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (1)

Hides & Skins Groundnut Oil AAC and ACSR Alluminium 14 2 41 Conductors

Skins Silk Sarees Groundnut Oil Iron Almyrahs 7 3 15 2

3 5 3

Sun Flowers Yarn Cables Chikori 6 2 7 4

Chillies Matches Groundnut Oil Jagger y 9 3 8 5

Silk Fibres Bcedics Groundnut Oil 5 2 5 6

Corianders Mats Handloom Sarees Bricks 3 4 6 7

Fruits and Flowers Beedies 4 3 8

Twisted Silk Yarn Silk Sarees Handloom Cloth Groundnut Oil 4 9 9

Polished Slabs Groundnut Oil Handloom Cloth Beedies and 5 3 10 Matches

Paddy Handloom Cloth Steel Furniture Matches 4 3 11

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

RAYADURG TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. 0) (2) 0) (2)

40 Baginayakanahalli (j Lakshm ipuram 39 Belodu 8 Lingamanaha\\i 42 Bhupasamudram 26 Bondanakal 7 Madenahalli 1 MaJapanagudi '23 Chad am 22 Mallapuram 21 Mechiri 5 Dandinahirehal 24 Muradi 18 Dodaghatta B Nagalapuran3 16 Ebnji II Nemakallu

33 Galagala 3 Obulapuram 32 Gollapalle 25 Gramadatla 37 Pulakunta 36 Gummaghatta 12 PuJakurthi 4 Herihal Hosahalli 10 Hiredahal 34 Rangasamudrarlil. 41 Hosahalli 27 Rayadurg 2 H. Siddapuram 20 Hulikal 14 Somalapuram

~ Jajarakal 35 Tallakera

19 Kadalur 30 Udcg()lam 38 Kallugodu i5 Kolaganahalli 28 Konthanahalli 29 Vadrahonnuru n Kudlur 11 Veerapuram

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KANEKAL TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2)

30 Avuladatla 26 Malyam 21 MeenahalIi 8 Banduru 38 Mylarampalle 14 Bennikal 17 Bidurukontham 32 Nagireddipalle 6 Bollanaguddam 24 N. Hanumapuram 2 Bommanahal 18 Brahmasamudram 39 Pedda Kowkuntla

29 Dargakondapuram 34 Ratchamarri 40 Rakatla 11 Ganigera 37 Ramapuram 22 Garudachedu 13 Govindavada 4 Siddarampuram ]2 Si nganahalli 36 Hanakanahal 25 Sollapuram 5 Haresamudram 10 Sreedharaghatta 15 Honnur,_._ 23 Thumbiganur 28 Hulikera .'-' 9 Uddihal 31 JunJrrampalle 20 Udegolam 1 Unthakal 35 Kalekurthi 33 Veparalla 7 Kallud evanahall i 16 Vyasapuram 27 Kanekal 3 Kuruvalli ]9 Yerragunta

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

URAVAKONDA TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No- Code No. (1) (2) OJ (2)

38 Amidala 18 Narimctla II Nilluleni Thimmapurarm 33 Budagavi 35 Nimbagallu

23 Chabala 17 Palthur,-, 21 ChikaJaguriki 29 Pandikunta 24 Chinnahothur 31 Pcdda Chinna Pawpil.i 43 Chinna Mushturu 42 Pedda Mushturu 39 Pennahobilam Donekal 10 Poliki 9 Pottipadu 25 Gadehothur 3 Gadekal 26 Ganjikunta 40 Racherla 6 Gulapalyam 28 RaguJapadtl 46 RampClram 4 Hanchanahal 19 Rayampalle 15 Havaligi 34 Ren imakulapalle

36 Indravathi 45 Shaiksanipalle 2 Kadadarabenchi 30 Kadama lakunta 27 Thatrakal 7 Kamalapadu 16 Karakamukkala 20 Undabanda 48 Katrimala 32 Uravakonda 5 Konakondla 41 Konapuram 8 Vajrakarur 44 Lathavaram 2Z Veligonda 12 Velpumadugu 13 Malapuram 47 Venkatampalle 37 Mopidi 14 Vidapanakallw

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

GOOTY TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

31 Abbedoddi 39 Koth~lpeta 52 Akkajampa lIe 44 Kristipadu 5 Ameenpallc 32 Aniganidoddi 46 Ma lIenipa 11 e 55 Anump,t]le 37 Mamudur 58 Appajipeta '27 Marnepalle 43 Appecherla 76 Medimakulapall e 49 Avulampalle 74 Miduthuru 53 Ayyava r ipalle 87 Molakathalll 45 Muppalaguthi 9 Basinepalle 10 Beth8palle 83 Nag·t!apuram 34 Brahmanpalle 35 Nagasamudram 20 Nakkanadoddi 15 Chetnepalle 68 Neelur 81 Chinnavaduguru 25 Nelagonda 79 Chintalacheruvu 63 Nemallapalle 86 Chitrachedu 84 Chittoor 8 Obulapuram

26 Dancherla 57 Palyam 64 Devarapa lie 69 Pamidi ]4 Dharmapuram 19 Pathakothacheruvu 82 Dimmagudi 75 Peddavaduguru 24 Donimukkala 30 Peddoddi 3 Dosaludiki 71 Penakalapadu 67 Pogaruru 61 Eddulapalle 51 Edurur 17 Rajapuram 40 Engilibanda 56 Ramagiri 33 Erragudi 50 Ramarajupalle 36 Eswarapalle 77 Ravuludiki

73 GajarampaJle 2 Sang'lla 28 Gooty 6 Sankarabanda 38 Gooty Anantapuram 62 Sorakayalapeta 65 Gulimikondla 4 Gundala 80 Teliki 23 Guntakal 72 Thamba\lapalJe 22 Thimmancherla 42 lakkalacheruvu 21 Thimmapuram 41 Thondapadu 66 Kalapuram 29 Turakapalle 85 Kandlagudur 59 Kandlapalle 12 Ubichcrla 13 Karadikonda iJ Utakallu 1 Kasapuram 54 Khadarpeta 60 \fankarajukalva 47 16 Kojj epalle Venkatampalle 48 Virupapllralll 78 Konapuram 70 Konduru is Yerrathilllll1araju- 7 Konganapalle ch,ruvu

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TADPATRI TAU 1K

1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

48 Aluru 20 Garladinne 21 Pasaluru 41 Amalladinne 91 Goddumarri 85 Pathapall e 40 Arakativemula 8 Gudipadu 81 Peddamallepalle 93 Aravcdu 36 Peddapappuru 14 Athiralladinne 56 Hussainpuram 43 Peddapolamada 19 Peddayakkaluru 27 Bhogasamudram 32 Iguduru 22 Pendekallu 52 Bodaipalle 30 Pul iprodduturu 53 Bondaladinne 57 Jambulapadu 16 Puppala 77 Boppepalle 24 Jodidharmapurum 67 Putluru 25 BrahmanapaJle 34 Juturu 94 Bukkapuram 2 Rayalacheruvu 84 Kacharlakunta 37 Chagallu 64 Kadavakallu 47 Sajjaladinne 73 Chalavemula 89 Kalluru 33 Seetharamapuram 58 Challavaripalle 9 Kamalapadu 68 Senagalaguduru 1 Chandana 61 KandJkapula 90 Singavaram 66 Cherlopalle 28 Kaverisamudram 63 Surepalle 78 Chilamakuru 87 Kodumurthi 96 Chillavaripalle 42 Komali 38 Tabjula 80 Chinnamclll epalle 72 Komatikuntla 46 Tadpatri 44 Chinnapolamada 6 Konauppalapadu 49 Ta lar icheruvu 18 Chinnayakkaluru 74 Kummanamala 13 Thimmapuram 92 Chintakayamanda 23 Kummetha 82 Thirumalapuram 62 Chintakunta 7 Kundanakota 3 Thutrallapalle 79 ChintalapalJe 97 Kunukuntla 29 Chukkaluru 50 Uruchintala 75 Madugupal1c 95 Dadithota 88 Mallagundla 54 Vanganuru 17 Devanuppalapadll 69 Mcdukurthi 55 Veerapuram 35 Dharmapuram 39 Muchukota 51 Velamakuru 60 Diguvapal1e 12 Vemlliapadu 15 Nagaruru 65 Dosaledu Vemu\apa\le 45 N.lndaJapadu 71 26 Venkatampalle II Narasapuram 76 Ellutla 86 Vcnnapusapalle 10 Nitturu 70 Nitturu 59 Gandlapadu 4 Yadiki 31 Gangadevipa\le 5 Obulapuram 83 Yellanuru

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SINGANAMALA TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Loc:ltion Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

27 Akuledu 4 Kanampalle 8 Anandaraopet 19 Karn atakampalle 49 Anantapur 43 Kondakinda Agraharam 12 Korivipalle 57 BandlapaIJe 32 Korr.lpadu 44 Bod iganidoddi 42 Bondalavada 26 Loluru 9 Buddepal1e 48 Bukkarayasamudram 16 Matlagondi

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ANANTAPUR TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. 0) (2) (1 ) (2)

42 Alamuru 16 Kotanka 6 Ankampeta 8 Krishnapuram 37 Atmakur 24 Kudair 33 Kurugunta 55 Bandameedapalle 49 Bommeparthi 40 Madigubba 23 Brahmanapalle 59 Mannila 41 Brahmanayaleru 17 Marth

52 Gand\apar1hi 20 Narayanapuram 46 Gangalakunta 34 GollapalJe 36 Padamatiyal eru 57 GondireddipalJe 51 Palacherla 38 Goridindla 32 Papampalle 22 Gotukuru 2 Penakacherla

58 Hampapuram 31 Rachanapalle 45 Rapthadu 14 Ipperu 30 Sajjalakalva 47 Jangalapalle 39 Sa napa 26 Jayapuram 7 Sirivaram 19 Somanadoddi 43 Kakkalapalle 11 Kalagalla 29 Talupuru 35 KamarupalJe 18 Taticherlu 15 Kammuru 50 Thopudurthi 48 Kandukur 28 Timmapuram 44 Katiganikalva 4 Kesavapuram 12 Udiripikonda 21 Kodimi 3 Koppalakonda 54 Yerragunta 13 Korrakodu 10 Yerraguntla

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KALYANDURG TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) 0) (2) 6 Ankampalle 12 Konampal1e 8 AVulenna 25 Kurabarahalli

26 Bedrahalli 15 Manirevu 3 Beluguppa 17 Muddinayanipalle 5 Budigumma 19 Mudigal

20 Chapiri 9 Narasapuram 1 Narinjagundlapalle 11 Duddekunta 28 Duradakunta 27 Palavoy

29 East KodipalJe 10 Seeripi 2 Sreerangapuram 13 Gangavaram 24 Garudapuram 4 Thaggupa rth i 18 Golla 16 Thimmasamudram

21 Hulikal 30 Varli

14 Kalvapalle 23 Yatakal 22 Kalyandurg 7 Yerragudi

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KAMBADUR T ALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

14 Adavigollapalle 22 Lakshmamp31le 24 Appi1epa lie 18 AyyagaIlapalle 26 Malayanur 32 Mallapuram 15 Bachepalle 19 Mulakaleciu 23 Basapuram 35 Mulakanur 29 Bestarapalle 4 Bhyrasamudram 27 Nijavallc 8 Bhyravanithippa 38 Nuthimadugu 11 Brahmasamudram 36 Pallur Chelimenahal1i 5 3 Pillalapalle 43 Chennampalle 20 ChintarlapaUe 41 Ralla Anantapuram 42 Rallapalle 10 Eradikera 37 Rampuram

Gulyam 40 13 Santhe Kondapuram Gundiganihalli 7 16 Settur

Jambugumpala 28 2 Theetakal 33 Thimmapuram 34 Kambaduf 17 Kamthanahalli 6 Vepalaparthi 1 Kannepalle 30 Kariganapalle 39 Karthanaparthi 9 West Kodipalle 21 Khairevu 25 Kundurpi 31 Yenumaladoddi 44 Kurakulapalle 12 Yerrakondapuram

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

CHENNEKOTHAPALLE TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

32 Brahmanapalle 5 Muktapuram 22 Mustikovila 27 Ch ennekothapa lIe 12 Muthavakuntla

6 Daduluru 10 Nagasamudram 14 Narasampa lIe 3 Elukuntla 13 Nasanakota 26 NYJ.maddala 31 GanginepalJe 17 Perllru 11 Gantimarri 23 Polcpallc 28 Poletipalle 4 Kanaganipalle 8 Pothulanagepalle 29 Kanumukkala 7 Pyadindi 19 Kondapuram 16 Konetinayanipalyam 21 Ramagiri 25 Kuntimaddi 24 Scshadribhatrahalli 15 Maddulacheruvu 2 Thogarakunta 18 Makkinavaripalle Thumucherla 9 Medapuram 20 Motachintalapalle 30 Veldurthi

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DHARMAVARAM TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Namf! of Village Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2)

14 Appar;]scheruvu 8 Maravapalle Agraharam II Mustooru 13 Bathalapalle 9 Nidigallu 15 Chennarayapatnam 20 Ch cr lopalle 16 Obulapuram 26 Chigicherla 7 Chinna chigullarevu 18 Peddacbigullarevu 6 Chinnakotla 5 Peddakotla Pinnadari 19 Dampetla 31 Darsimala 12 Raghavampall e 29 Dharmavaram 22 Ravula cheruvll 28 Regatipallc 17 Gariselapalle 25 Gotluru 21 Sangala 24 Subbaraopeta 3 Kondamanayan ipalya m 27 Kunuthuru 2 Tadimarri 23 Thummala 30 Mallakalva 4 Tiruma1apuram 10 Malyavantham @ Modugulakunta

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PENUKONDA TAL UK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

25 Addakulapalle 39 Magechcruvu 55 Mandli 21 Bojjireddipalle 35 Mavaturu 16 Bokkasampalle 9 Mulakalach~ruvu 48 Brahmanapalle 3 Munimadugu 34 Brahmasamudram 12 Bucherla 53 Nadi mpa lie 44 Busiahgaripallc 36 Nagalur 43 Naginayanichcruvu 29 Nalluru 51 Chalakuru 8 Naran

7 Jakkalacheruvu 46 Tungodu 50 Julukunta 14 Turakalapatnam

56 Kalipi 19 Vasudcvapllram 54 Ketaganicheruvu 42 Velagamakulapallc 6 Kogira 52 Velidadakala 20 Kondampalle 15 Venkatapuram @ 40 Kothapalle L. R. G. Naidu Estate

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

MADAKASIRA TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2)

38 Agali 21 Kothalam 44 Akkagaladevaraha IIi 11 Kumbaranagehalli 3 Amarapuram 20 Amidalagondi 27 Madakasira 35 Madhudl 9 Basavanahall i 26 Mallinayakanahal! i 32 Bommagondanahalli 31 Mandalahalli 55 Bullasamudram 52 Manur 28 Melavoy 22 Chandakacherla 13 Morubagal 25 Chatram 33 M. Rayapuram 12 Chigathurpi 15 Muthukur

41 Dodderi 43 Narasambudi 5 Nidragatta 48 Govindapuram 23 Gowdanahall i 36 P. Byadigera 16 Gudibanda 18 Pillenahalli 14 Gunimorubagal 19 Rallahalli 42 Ratnagiri 4 Halukuru 34 Ravudi 54 Haresamudram 24 Rekulakunta Hemavathi 6 Anantapuram 37 Hulikeradevarahalli 47 Rolla 45 Inagalur 7 Sivaram 29 S. Rayapuram 49 Jadrahalli 2 Tammedahalli 40 Kaki 46 Thubinakunta 56 Kallumarri 58 Tirumaladevarapall e 50 Karesankanahal1i 10 Karikera 53 Upparahalli 17 Kekathi Valasa 57 Kodigenaha 11 i 8 Veerabommanahalli 39 Kodihalli 30 Konkallu 51 Yer rabommanahalli

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

HINDUPUR TALUK

1981 1981 Location Namc of Village Location Name of Vilh\ge Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2)

55 Bandarlapalle 39 Maluguru 4 Bayannakuntapall e II MandalapaJle 42 Beechiganipal1e 81 ManepalJe 72 Bevinahalli 40 Mallesamudram 12 Boyalapalle 7 Marr edd ip,lIle 21 Budili 33 Marrimakulapa11e 13 Buganipalle 56 Moda 31 Morasalapal1e 23 Chagaleru 29 Muddireddipalle 38 Cha I ivendala 84 Mydugolam 62 Chilamathur 68 Cholasamudram 73 NJkkalapalle 30 Chowdireddipalle 47 Narasapuram 76 Chowlur 34 Naremuddapalle

66 Demakethepalle 16 Obulapuram 78 Devarapalle 17 Palasamudram 19 Devulacheruvu 50 Parigi 44 Ganapa thipa lie 70 Pulamathi Puleru 24 Gandladinna 6 pydeti 1 Gangampalle 46 79 Gollapuram 18 Ragimakulapalle 8 GorantIa 5 Gowrivaripalle 52 Sangameswarampalle 74 Santhebidanur 57 Hindupur 53 Sasanakota 64 Hussainpuram 43 Seegipalle 3 lakkasamudram 22 Settipalle 10 lowkuledudinna 48 Shr. Beerepalle 49 Sirekolam 60 Kallur 82 Sirivaram 26 Kambaladinna 27 Somaghatta 9 Kammavaripalle 59 Srikanthapuram 83 Kanchisamudram 35 Subbaraopeta 25 KanugamakulapalJe 37 Tekulodu 15 Katepalle 77 Thumukunta 71 Kirikera 75 Thungepalle 54 Kodigenahalli 69 Kodihalli 41 Utakur 32 Kodikonda 36 Kodur 20 Vadigepalle 61 Kondur 2 Vanavolu 80 Kotipi 63 Veerapuram 58 Kotnur 45 Vittapallc

67 Lepakshi 65 Yagnisettipalle 51 Yerragunta 14 Mallapalle 28 Yerrasingepalle

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

NALLAMADA TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

45 Allapalle 6 Marthad 66 Amadaguru 57 Mohammadabad 59 Arkabhavipalle 42 Mukkandlavari- kothapalle 37 Bathulapalle 10 Mukthapuram 4 Brahmadevamarri 36 Muthyalacheruvu Budanampalle 24 Nagireddipalle 26 Charupalle 29 Nallamada 65 Cheekirevulapalle 34 Narasambhotlapalle 64 Chinagonipalle 31 Chowtikuntapalle 47 Obuladevaracheruvu 43 Daburuvaripalle 52 Pantbulacheruvu 70 Dademvaripalle 21 Patnam 18 D eVa ragudi pall e 40 Pulagampalle 35 Donnikota 69 Pulikuntlapalle 13 Doregal 61 Ramanathapuram 63 Edigavaripa lle 27 Reddipalle

62 Gadidemvar ipalle 22 Saneva r ipa lie 7 Gandlavandlapa II e 8 Sankcpalle 30 Gopipalle 12 Sankepalle 11 Gunjepalle Brahmanapalle 5 Srobandlapall e 41 Inagaluru 46 Sunnampalle 9 Jonnalakothapalle 60 Tangedukunta 56 J owkalakothapalle 16 Thappetavaripallc 51 Thava lamarri 38 Kadiri Brahmanapalle 14 Thimmanayanipal'yam 68 Karimireddipalle 44 Thippepalle 58 Kassamudram 67 Thummala 2 Kodavandlapalle 50 Thummalakuntlapall e 19 Kondagattupa]]e 32 Kondakamarla 54 Ubicherla 33 Kurumala 3 Uppalapadu 48 Kuruvapalle 28 Vankarakunta 20 Lakkasamudram 55 Veeraobanapal1e 71 Lokoj ipalle 25 Vellamaddi 49 Venkatapuram 53 Maddimadugu 23 Malakavemula 39 Yeguvapalle 15 Mallepalle 17 Yellareddipalle

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KADIRl TALUK

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SRI SATYA SAl TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

10 Agraharam 25 Lingareddipalle 38 AmagondapalYam 7 Ma nga lamadaka 48 Bandlapalle 33 Marakuntapalle 41 BeedupaHe 5 Mara\a 36 Brahmanapalle 15 Mylasamudram 2 Buddareddipalle 26 Bukkapatnam 9 Nakkalaguttapall e 44 Byrapuram 23 Narepalle 1 Nelakota 6 Chagapuram 51 Nidimamidi 47 Cherlopalle 49 PakeerupaJle 3 Elukuntla 8 Pamudurthi 40 PedapaJle 11 Gunipalle 45 Pothulakunta 29 21 Iragampalle Prasantinilayam 30 Puttaparti 43 Jagarajupalle 39 SatharlapatJe 42 KadirepaJIe 12 Siddarampuram 14 Kadiridevarapalle 24 Kanisettipalle 19 Talamarla 35 Kappalabanda 32 TippabhatlapaJle 16 Kesapuram 22 Tirumaladevarapalle 34 K. Locherla 17 Kondapaganipalle 20 Vangampalle 31 Kothacheruvu 18 Vemuletipalle 27 Kothakota 28 Vengalammacheruvll 13 Kothapalle 46 Virupapuram 50 Kotlapalle 4 Krishnapuram 37 Yenumul

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STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANT APUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of ______J..... ______--.., Ward or Block E.B. No. the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

RAYADURG TOWN (Class lIT) RAYADURG TALUK Ward I 1-1 1-84 Bel1ary Road, Vatlakunta Katchvanka Road, Kunta Masjid 2 1-85 1-156 Hill Cart track Road and Pala Bavi Street 3 1-157 1-250 Slab Pitching Lane, Gampu Nagappa Street touches with Pala Bavi and Hill Cart track 4 1-251 1-327G Hill Track, Sree Ghannaveeraswamy Temple, Gampu Nagappa Street touches witb Pala Bavi

Ward 2 5 2-1 2-120 Bellary Road, Tahsildar Road and Vatlakunta Bund RMd and Sugurappa Lane 6 2-121 2-221 Pakkir Vannur Saheb Lane, Tahsildar Road and N. Siddappa Lane

Ward 3 7 3-1 3-100 Tahsildar Road, J. V. Lane and Chakalavandla Lane 8 3-101 3-190 Chakalavandla Lane, Vigneswara Gudi Lane 9 3-191 3-254 Vigneswara Swami Gudi Road, Bhogamgari Lane Ward 4 10 4-1 4-119 Bhogamgari Lane, Tahsildar Road, Siddam Gowd Lane, Kamasala Bazaar Street it will go to Obulachari Lane 11 4-120 4-269 Venkateswaraswamy Temple Street, Mandalagari Lane and Muchigari Lane Ward 5 12 5-1 5-110 Kollapurarnma Lane, Geenaganivandla Lane 13 5-111 5-225 Ward 6 14 6-1 6-72A Pedda Masjid Road, Laches Gondi Bavi and towards north Hill palhway 15 6-73 6-148G Maremmagudi Lane, Majid Lane Ward 7 16 7-1 7-135 Sri Venkateswara Swami Temple Road, Molokal­ muru Road and Marcmmagudi Road 17 7-136 7-2331 Molakalami Road, Maremmagudi Road and Geenagarivandla Lane and Sunnapuvandla Lane 18 7-233-1-1 7-269 Malakalami Road and touches B. T. P. Road 19 7-270 7-319-W Mo1akanluru Road Ward g 20 8-1 8-120 B. T. P. Road, Mcdar Street and Tahsildar Road 21 8-120A 8-306 Tahsildar and Bellary Road Ward 90 22 9-1 9-75A Musalamma Bavi Road, Rani Choultry, Laxmi Bazaar Road, Madar Street 23 9-76 9-160A Laxmi Bazaar and Duggilamma Gudi 24 9-161 9-270 Kalyandurg, Ayapathi Roads 25 9-271 9-329D Kalyandurg by pass Anantapur Roads Ward 10 26 10-1 10-100 Kalyandurg to Rayadurg Road and Born·Bom Swamy Darga Road 27 10-101 10-199 Police Lane, Kanekal Road and Bom-Bom Swamy Darga Road 28 10-200 10-320 Kanekal and Daily Market Roads 29 10-321 10-476 Obulachari Road, Gajulavandla Veedhi and Dasappa Road 419

SiATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANT APUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. ,.-- .. -...... - --..... - -'-.. ... --- ... ------.. -.., the area covered or Locality No. From To in eacb Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

RAYADURG TOWN (Class III) RAYADURG TALUK (Concld.)

Ward 11 30 11-1 11-147 Tower Clock, Masjid, Obulachari Roads and Gajulavari Street

Ward 12 31 12-1 12-90/1 Kollapuramma Gudi Veedhi 32 12-91 12-198 Kollapuramma Gudi Street and Boyagari L:llle and Masjid road Ward 13 33 13-1 13-75 Obulachari Road, Dabdivandla Lane 34 13-76 13-179E Bellary Road, Maremma Gudi Lane Ward 14 3S 14-1 \4-95 Obulacl1ari Road, Anjaneyaswamy Temple Lane 36 14-96 14-194 Dandu Basappa Lane, Kallimatla Lane

Ward 15 37 15-1 15-70 D Dasappa Road 38 15-71 15-161A2 Obulachari Road 39 15-162 15-210-1 Ncthaji Road, Jayalakshmi Talkies 40 15-211 IS-263D 41 15-264 15-316 Nethaji Road Ward 16 42 16-1 16-89 Obulachari Road 43 16-90 16-175A 44 16-176 16-225D Nethaji Road 4S 16-226 16-300 Nethaji and Station Roads 46 16-301 16-362 Kanekal and Railway Station Roads Ward 17 47 17-1 17-110 BelJary Road crossed Anjaneyaswamy Temple Lane 48 17~11l 17-197C Seethamma Kunta Bundmets Conservancy Lane

URA VAKONDA TOWN (Class III) URA V AKONDA T ALUK Ward 1 158 1-1-1 1-1-19 Maddivandla Veedhi 1-2-1 1-2-40 Market Veedhi 159 1-2-41 1-2-73 Market Veedhi 1-4-1 1-4-83 Renimakulapalle Road 160 \-3-1 1-3-121 UI1igadlavand\a Veedhi Ward 2 161 2-1-1 2-1-95 Main Bazar Veedhi 2-2-1 2-2-112 Chandraiah Bandaiah Veedhi

Ward 3 162 3-1-1 3-1-96 Gandhi Chowk 3-2-1 3-2-93 Gattu Venkataramappa Veedhi 163 3-2-94 3-2-126 Gattu Venkataramappa Veedhi Ward 4 164 4-1-1 4-1-114 Jaraga Banda Veedhi 165 4-1-115 4-1-136 Jaraga Banda Veedhi 4-2-1 4-2-1 \0/1 Kechappa Matam Veedhi

Ward 5 166 5-1-1 5-1-141}1 Marernmagudi Veedhi 167 5-1-142 5-1-168 Maremmagudi Veedhi 5-2-1 5-2-65 Jaraga Banda Veedhi Ward 6 168 6-1-1 6-1-41 Captain Lakshmi Veedhi 420

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of

Ward or Block E. B. No. r-~--~------~~--~-.------~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

URAVAKONDA TOWN (Class III) URAVAKONDA TALUK (Concld.) Ward 6 (Coneld.) 169 6-1-42 6-1-165/2 Captain Lakshmi Veedhi 6-2-1 6-2-14 Kattubadi Jaffer Imamsab Veedhi 170 6-2-15 6-2-102 Kattubadi Jaffer Imamsab Veedhi Ward 1 171 7-1-1 7-1-56/4 Cart Stand Veedhi 172 7-1-57 7-1-80 Cart Stand Vecdhi 7-2-1 7-2-125 Chengalageri 173 7-2-126 7-2-163 Chenga lager i 7-3-1 7-3-119 Azad Road 174 7-3-120 7-3-178 Azad Road 7-4-1 7-4-44/3 Satyanarayanapeta Ward 8 175 8-1-1 8-1-72 Ourram Venkataramanappa Veedhi 176 8-1-73 8-1-134 Gurram Venkataramanappa Veedhi 8-2-1 8-2-97 Vaddevandla Veedhi 177 8-2-98 8-2-157 Vaddevalldla Veedhi 8-3-1 8-3-95 Satyanarayanapeta 178 8-3-95/1 8-3-200 Satyanarayanapeta Ward 9 179 9-1-1 9-1-137 Ourram Venkataramanappa Veedhi 180 9-2-1 9-2-169/1 Anantapur Road 181 9-2-169/2 9-2-200 Anantapur Road 9-3-1 9-3-95 Indiranagar and Ambedkarnagar

Ward 10 182 10-1-1 to-I-121 Harijana Veedhi 183 10-2-1 10-2-164 Ranga Veedhi 184 10-3-1 10-3-79/1 Captain Shanwaz Road 10-4-1 10-4-45 Captain Shanwaz Road 185 10-4-46/1 10-4-140 Captain Shanwaz Road 186 10-5-1 10-5-108 Kothapeta 187 10-5-108/1 10-5-176 Kothapeta 10-6-1 10-6-30/6 Nabi Sab Bhavi Veedhi 188 10-6-30/7 10-6-135 Nabi Sab Bhavi Veedhi 189 10-6-136 10-6-190/3 Nabi Sab Bhavi Veedhi

Ward 11 190 11-1-1 11-1-61 Chowdamma Gudi Veedhi 191 11-1-62 11-1-135 Chowdamma Gudi Veedhi 11-2-1 11-2-55 Gaddam Obulesappa Veedhi 192 11-2-56 11-2-174 Gaddam Obulesappa Veedhi

Ward 12 193 12-1-1 12-1-131 Kummarageri Veedhi 194 12-2-1 12-2-119 Jaraga B:.tnda Veedhi

Ward B 195 13-1-1 13-1-40 Pindikurivandla Veedhi 196 13-1-41 13.1-109 Pindikurivandla Veetlhi 13-2-1 13-2-58 Midathalavandla Veedhi

Ward 14 197 14-1-1 14-1-84 Main Bazar 198 14-1-85 14-1-102 Main Bazar 14-2-1 14-2-133 Kalamma Bazar 421

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANT APUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Descr Iption of Ward or Block E. B. No. ,---______L-______-, the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

GOOTY TO\VN (Class III) GOOTY TALUK GOOTY RAILWAY STATION Block 1 223 1-1-1 1-1-138 Chetnepalle village uplo Uppuvanka 224 1-1-139 1-1-247 Uppuvanka to Railway line Quarters 225 1-2-1 1-2-99 Gowthama Asramam area 1-3-1 1-3-40 Gowthama Asramam area Block 2 226 2-4-1 2-4-137 Railway Booking Office to Station Master's House to Railway Quarters towards western side of Running Room 227 2-4-138 2-4-175 From Railway Running Room up to Uppcwanka 2-5-1 2-5-100 Garden southern side 228 2-5-101 2-5-243 Between Uppuvanka and Railway Quarters 229 2-5-244 2-5-388 From the back side of the Main Bazar Majid upto the Balaji Oil Trading Co.

Block 3 230 3-6-1 3-6-147 Railway quarters from the south cabjn to Railway Hospital 231 3-6-148 3-6-280 From Railway Hospital to D. S. K. Store Room and I. O. W. Bunglow 232 3-6-281 3-6-419 From 1. O. W. Bunglow upto Kurnool Road 233 3-7-1 3-7-134 Surasinganapalle Hlo Chetnapalle 234 3-7-135 3-7-272 From Surasinganapalle to Z. P. High School both sides of the Main Road which leads to Sura­ singanapa lliJ 235 3-8-1 3-8-140 Main Bazar Gooty R. S (left side) (Gooty R. S. Gooty) upto Bandl Motu 236 3-8-141 3-8-276 From Bandi Motu to Z. P. High School 237 3-8-277 3-8-425 From Z. P. High School to back side of the Prasad & Co., Oil Factory in Horab Compound 238 3-9-1 3-9-155 Back side of the Horab Compound which is called as Muslim Street 239 3-9-156 3-9-311 Harijanawada Gooty Railway Station 240 3-9-312 3-9-446 Harijanawada 241 3-9-447 3~9-585 Sudda Factory area and Power House Quarters

GOOTY TOWN Block 1 242 1-1 1-130 From A. T. R. Ground upto Decorticator to Munrow Chowltry 243 1-131 1-260 From Munraw Chawltry to Gopalam Bavi 244 1-261 1-396 From Gopaiam Bavi to Muthyalamma Street Block 2 245 2-1 2-118 Malageri and Bandogeri 246 2-119 2-243 Besthageri Block 3 247 3-1 3-100 Karntam Street (Muslim Street) 24S 3-101 3-195 249 3-196 3-284 Block 4 250 4-1 4-144 Fort area -- Dhobi 's Houses 251 4-145 4-190 Dhobi's Houses to Yellamma Gudi 422

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. ,--- -_ ...... __ .. --'_ .. _--_ .. _- .... _--..... the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

GOOTY TOWN (Class III) GOOTY TALUK (Coneld,)

Block 5 252 5-1 5-100 From Yellammagudi area 253 5-101 5-241 Nagulabavigeri Block 6 254 6-1 6-145 From Dargah to Yellammagudi towards southern side 255 6-146 6-190 From Yellammagudi to Church -- southern side of Kuru vageri Block 7 256 7-1 7-115 do 257 7-116 7-225 Reddigeri and half of the Harijan Street 258 7·226 7-385 Harijan Street upto Cinema Street of southern side

Block 8 259 S-I 8-131 Katikageri and Karnam Street 260 S-132 8-228 Southern houses besides Guntakal Road Block 90 261 9-1 9-40 Upparageri 262 9-41 9-150 Kummarageri 263 9-151 9-300 Gopalam Bavi to Jandageri 264 9-301 9-429 Edugilakala Bavi to Sri Rama Agency; Petrol Bunk and houses in Military range Poramboke 265 9-430 9-555 Military range Poramboke to Cherlopalle Kottalu 266 9-556 9-582 Cherlopalli Kottalu half of the Military Tope Poramboke Kottalu Block 10> 267 10-1 10-110 ChcrlopalJe Kottalu 268 10-111 10-255 Cherlopalle Kottalu 269 10-256 10-380 Cherlopalle Kottalu 270 10-381 10-500 Cherlopalle Kottalu

GUNTAKAL TOWN (Class II) GOOTY TALUK Ward t Iii 1/149 Guntakal Railway station area 2 11150 Ijl55-100 Aluru road, College road area 3 1/1:55-101 1/157-79 do 4 1/157-80 IJ157-145-B do 5 1il58-1 1JI82-14 Hampaiah Kottala 6 11182-15 1/206 do

Ward 2' 7 2/1 2197 Modeenabad area 8 2/98 21170 Diddi Kottala 9 21171 21233 Railway Institute area, Railway Nursing school area 10 2/234 2/444 Railway High School area 11 2/445 2/593 Madeenabad 12 2/594 2/714 Post Office road Ward 3', 13 311 3J126 Railway Hospital area 14 3 Jl27 31200 do 15 31201 3/315 do 16 3/316 3/426 do 17 31427 3/536 do IS 31537 3/610 Porters line road and Railway colony 423

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House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. r------'------~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

1 2 3 4 5

GUNTAKAL TOWN (Class II) GOOTY TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 4 19 411 4/98 Safety Camp road 20 4/99 4,:00 Church area 21 4/201 4/294 do ,,~ 4i295 4/365-1 Acharamma Kottala 23 41366 41446-A do 24 4/447 4J504-A do Ward 5 25 5/1 5/90-A Porters lane, Maseed area 26 5191 5/205 do 27 5/206 5/313 Railway over head Tank area 28 5(314 5/416 Kamma Kottala road 29 5/417 5/499 do 30 5/500 5J575 do Ward 6 31 6/1 61143 Porters lane, Maseed area 32 6{144 6/282 do 33 6/283 6/348-A do 34 6/349 6/448-A do 35 6/449 61523-B do 36 61524 6/638-C Porters lane 37 6/639 61739 do 38 61740 6/885 Ramaswamy Gudi area 39 6/886 6/970 do 40 6/971 6JlO43-A Porters lane, Gandhi Chowk 41 6/1044 611102 do 42 6ill03 6{1208-B Harijanawada 43 6/1209 6{1321 do 44 6/1322 6/1395-A Balaji Road area 45 6/1396 6{l474 do

Ward 7 46 7/1 7/62 Bhagyanagar area 47 7/63 7 t116-2 do 48 7/117 7/203 Edga area 49 7/204 7/311 S. J. P. High School area 50 7/312 71399 do

Ward 8 51 8/1 81103-K Gutta area, Ramaswamy street 52 8/104 8/178-A do 53 8/179 8/277-2 do 54 8/278 8/370 do 55 8/371 8/441 do

Ward 9 56 9/1 9t145 Police station area 57 9Jl46 9/260 do 58 9/261 9/392 Tbippaiah, Nagaiah road, Sopia street, Dharma- varam Gate area, Guntha bavi area, C. C. Road

Ward 10 59 lOll 10/76-4 Railway station road, Commissioner quarters area 60 10/77 10/180 do 61 10/181 10/318 do 424

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House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. r------~------~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

GUNT AKAL TOWN (Class II) GOOTY TALUK (Contd.) Ward 11 62 II t1 11/73-41 Ramaswamy street, C. C. main road 63 11/74 llf}90 do 64 11/191 11/278 do 65 11/279 11/362 do 66 11/363 11/450 do Ward 12 67 12/1 12/76-D Satyanarayanapeta, Kasapuram road 68 12177 12/154-A do 69 121155 12/277 do 70 12/278 12/383 do 71 12/384 12/499 do 72 12/500 12/596 do 73 12/597 12t710-A-4 do Ward 13\ 74 l3tl 13/t12-A Kasapuram road 75 13/113 13Jl74-C do 76 13/175 13/250 do Ward 14. 77 14/1 14/126 Sweeper's Colony 78 141127 14/227 do 79 14/228 14/302 Eswaragudi area 80 14/303 14/365 do Ward 15- 81 I 15/ I 15f]57 Vallamkonda Adebpor street, Ramaswamy Deva- lam street 82 IS/ISS 15/248 do 83 15/249 15/253 Purushotham road, market street Ward 16- 84 16/1 16/119 Municipal Girls High school area, Crown Talkies, Geetha Talkies road 85 16/120 16/219 do 86 16/220 16/345 do Ward 171 87 17/1 17/79 Gooty road, State Bank road 88 17/80 171196 do R9 17/197 17/321 do 90 17/322 17/420-A Municipal Childwelfare Centre road 91 17/421 17/542 do 92 171543 17/560-F do 93 17/561 17/623-A Venkateswara Talkies area 94 17/624 17/722 do 95 17 1723 17/775-K do 96 171776 17/826 Ti laknagar, Sub-Treasury Office road, Chow­ damma Gudi area 97 17/827 17/907 do 98 17/908 17 f}035 do 99 17/1036 17/1084-E Tilaknagar, Prasad Talkies area, Rajendranagar colony area 100 17/1085 17/1185 do 101 17/1186 17/1267-A do 102 17;1268 17/1341-C do 425

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r-______House -c______Nos. ~ Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

1 2 3 4 5

GUNTAKAL TOWN (Class II) GOOTY TALUK (Coneld.) Ward 18 103 1811 18/80 Ramasubbaiah Jinning Factory area 104 18/81 18/131-A do 105 18/132 18/248-A Jagadguru Matam area 106 18/249 18/319-G do 107 18/320 18/405-J A. C. S. Mills Labour colony 108 18/406 18/515-C do 109 18/516 18/594 F. C. I. Godowns ar ea 110 18/595 18t118 do 111 18t119 18/792-0 do 112 181793 18/840 Municipal Office area 113 18/841 18/914-R Govt. Hospital area 114 18/915 18/1005 do 115 18/1006 18 II 038 Kamalsab Thota area Ward 19 116 19/1 19/96 Electricity Board Fuse call office area 117 19/97 19/188 do 118 19/189 19/274-2 Kamalsab Thota area 119 19/275 19/355-3 do 120 19/356 19/417 Gutta area Ward 20 121 20/1 20/97 C. C. main road, Municipal office area 122 20/98 20/184 Hanumesh Nagar 123 20/184-1 20/237 do 124 201238 20/359 Old Gooly road 125 20/360 20/465-A do Ward 21 126 2111 21/109-B Old Guntakal -- Gooty road 127 21 jll0 21/226 Gramachavadi area 128 21/227 21/339 do Ward 22 129 22t1 22/95 Old Guntakal, Mangalageri area 130 22/96 22/210 do 131 22/211 22/295 Reddigari area, old Guntakal 132 22/296 22/381 do Ward 23 133 23t1 23tll3-A Old Guntakal - GOOly rond 134 23/114 23/224 do 135 23/225 23/323 Donimukkala road 136 23/324 23/420 do 137 23/421 23/482-A Gudise area 138 23/483 23/529 do 139 23/530 23/616 A. C. S. Mills area 140 23/617 23/675 do

TADPATRI TOWN (Class II) TADPATRI TALUK Ward 1 1 1/1 1/92 Covered Sunkulammapalem, and Jammi Chetlu Street 2 1/93 1/150 Covered Sunkulamma temple area and Endln Chinna Kondaiah street 426

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House Nos. Description of

Ward or Block E. B. No. ------,,_------~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

TADPATRI TOWN (Class 1I) TADPATRI TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 1 (Concld,) 3 1[151 1/291 Aluru Road 4 1/292 1/366-A/3 CB. Road, Adi-Andhra School Road upto Muni­ cipal El ementary School

Ward 2 5 2/1 2/100 Harijanawada upto the Ramaswamy Temple 6 2[101 2/198 Harijanawada upto Kariamma temple 7 2/199 2/289 Adi·Andhra School Road, upto Adi-Andhra School 8 2/290 21370 Ragithotapalem and Bhavunayana Temple Street

Ward 3 9 311 3/91 C.B Road and Yellanur Road 10 3/92 3J199C Gowramma temple Steet, Putlur Road 11 3/200 3/300 ChGnnavari street, Bodiscttivari Street 12 3{301 3/-109 R1maswamy temple street and Reddivaripalem upto Ramaswamy temple 13 3[410 3/425(2) Putluru Road, Krishnapuram

Ward 4 14 4/1 4}31 Buggaramalingeswara Swamy temple street, weekly market street 15 4/32 4}128 Chinthala Venkataramana Swamy temple street and Choudamma Temple street 16 4{129 4}210 Police Station road, Koinjawari veedhi and Aluru road 17 4/211 4}335 Ragithotapalem and Markandeya temple street 18 4/336 4/396 Rathithotapalem street, C.B. Road and Markandeya temple street

Ward 5 19 5f} 5Jl25 Chinnabazar upto Mosque, C.B. Road and Chakaligeri 20 5/126 5/233 Chinna Bazaar from mosque and Kummarigeri 21 5/234 5/339 Chinna Bazaar, Bhogasamudram Road, Kummarigeri

Ward 6. 22 6/1 6/103 C.B. Road and Chinna Bazaar upto Water bearing 23 6/104 6,'208 Wahab Sab lane, Abdul Rahiman lane 24 6209 6/326 Chaka I igeri, Abeeb Sab Street, Chinna Bazaa r and C.B, Road

Ward 7 25 7/1 7/115 SRMT Road, Chinna Bazaar, Ammavarisala street upto public latrine 26 7/116 7/211 Ammavari Sala street, Main Bazaar and Mani­ yaruvari street 27 7/212 7353 Main Bazaar, Chinthala Venkataramana Swamy temple street and SRMT Street

Ward 8 28 8/1 8/135 Ammavari Sala street and Ogetivari street and Rachuruvari street 29 8JI36 8/219 Padmatigeri street and Bankamadi street 427

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House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. r------~------~ th e area cover ed or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

TADPATRI TOWN (Class II) TADPATRI TALUK (Contd.) Ward 8 (Concld.} 30 8/220 8/262-37 Bankamadi street, behind Chand Talkies lane uplo Municipal Elementary school 31 8/262-38 8/312-A Behind Chand Talkies lane and Chand talkies SIde lane and Bogasamudram road 32 8/313 8/415 Bogasamudram road and Main Bazaar Ward 9 33 9/1 9/111 Hari Govindappa street and Ammavari Sala street and Chinna Bazaar 34 9/112 9/229 Chinna Bazaar, Muni cipal Girls High School street and Mai n Bazaar 35 9/230 9/357 Chinna Bazaar, Chinthabppavari street, Dr. Anand Swarup lane, Eddulageri, Municipal Girls High School road upto Jain temple Ward 10 36 10jl 10/151 Etigaddapalcm, Anjaneyaswamy Gudi Street 37 10t152 10/289 Etigaddapalem allli Anjaneyaswamy Gudi street and Pathangi Narayanarao strect, Kamisetti Malliah strect and Main Bazaar 38 10/290 10/405 Main bazaar Patangi Narayana Rao street, Eti­ gaddapalcm and ZUlllma Mosque lane

Ward II 39 11/1 11/110 Gondi Laxmaiah Street and Nagalakatta Street 40 11/111 IIJ:.14 Nagala Katla street, Katikadada Sab street, Chinna Bazaar, Godagandivari street, Chand talkies Vari street, Naseeruddin vari street 41 11/215 11 1337 Chinna bazaar, Godagadivari street, Naseeruddin­ vari street, Yasinpccra street, Main bazaar and Milk Society lane Ward 12 42 12/1 12J114 Main bazaar, Bus stand, Post Office road, Yasin Peera street and Urdu Municipal Elementary School lane 43 12/115 12/ \96 Nalband 5treet and Peerla Chavidi lane 44 12/197 12/290 Peerla Chavidi lane, Yasin Sab street, Head Post Office lane, Urdu Elementary School and Main Road 45 12/291 12/379 Basha Sab lane, Hukkin Ghouse Sab lane, Chinna bazaar and Main bazaar upto Hariyana Handloom Centre Ward 13 46 13/1 13/1A-61 and Kalavagadda street and Putluru road upto 13/ B-37 47 13/1B-38 13/1.0·8 Kalavaga dda st reet 48 13/2 13/82 Putluru road and Hospital palem 49 13/83 13/197 Putluru road, CB road, Karnataka Bank lane, Hospital palem and Reddivaripalem 50 13/198 13/273 Reddivaripalclll, hospital palem and CB Road 51 13 {274 13/371 CoB. Road and Hospital palem Ward 14 52 14/1 14{93 Hospital palem 53 14/94 14/142 Ramaswamy Temple Lane and Hospital palem 54 141143 14/195 Sunnapugeri 55 14t196 14/254(2)( C) Hospital palt'111 road and C. B. Road 428

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House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. ,------'------~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

TADPATRI TOWN (Class II) TADPATRI TALUK (Concld.)

Ward 15 56 15/1 15/38 Madara Geri and Railway Feeder Road 57 15/39 15/62-H Madara Geri and Railway Feeder road 58 15/63 15/136 Main bazaar and Railway Feeder road, Gajala Kristappa street, Water Works Road 59 15/137 15/196 Water works road and Railway Feeder Road 60 15{197 15/240 Railway Feeder Road, Water Reservior Road, L.l. G. Quarters Road, College Road and Thimmapuram Road 61 15/241 15/315 College Road, Thimmapuram Road and Sanjeeva- nagar upto 3rd line 62 15/316 15/346-S Sanjeevanagar and Kaluvagadda Street 63 15/346-S-1 15/376 Ka luvagadda Street, Hospi talpalem , C. B. Road Ward 16 64 16/1 16/59-7 Sreenivasapuram Road, Railway Feeder Road and Pappuru Road 65 16/60 16/146 Pappuru Road and Sreenivasapuram 66 16/146-A 16/245 Nandalapadu and Peddapappuru Road 67 16/246 16/302-16. E Railway Feeder Road and Nandalapadu 68 16/303(1 } 16/332 Anantapur road, H· L. C. Colony road, Sudha Sreeramulu Elementary School Lane

ANANTAPUR TOWN (Class I) ANANTAPUR TALUK

Ward 1 1/1 1/67 West of Railway Station and adjoining houses up to 1st Georgepeta Road-including T· T· D. Kalyanamandapam 2 1/67A 1/92-104 Georgepeta Gongadi Ramappa Factory and part of Second Georgepeta road and adjoining houses 3 1/169-37 Part of Georgepeta 2nd road and houses on the West of first hous~s upto third crass road 4 1/169-38 1/182-5-C North of 2,3rd and 4th road buildings and the hutting area adjoining it 5 1/182(4)C 1/253 Part of HLC Colony and houses on West of Railway line 6 1/254 1/323 T.B.H·L.C. Canal area houses upto Municipal limits 7 1/324 1/337-140 Houses in the hutting area of Indira Nagar West of H.L.C. Colony 8 1/337-141 1/337-293 Newly developed area North of Gongadi Ramappa Factory extending upto Municipal limits 9 1/337-294 1/378-D Postal colony surrounded by Nadim ivanka on West and the Municipal limits towards North

Ward 2 10 2/1 2/115-1 West of Railway Station including houses on the North of the Railway Station and including Potti Sriramulu High School and Sarada Municipal Girls High School West of 1st road 11 2/115-2 2/189-2 North of Ward-I Georgepeta part of I st road and the houses on East of Block No. 13 429

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House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. r-----~------~------, the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

ANANTAPUR TOWN (Class I) ANANTAPlJR TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 2 (Concld.) 12 2/189-3 2}256-2 Areas following in between 1st and 2nd road built up area middl e portion 13 2}256-3 2/340-2 Georgepeta middle area in between 3rd and 4th roads and separated by 2nd and 4th cross roads

Ward 3 14 311 3/61-2 Georgcpeta 1st and 2nd roads and the Potti Sriramulu Elementary School area 15 3/61-3 3/148 Georgepeta area in between 1st and 2nd road West of Potti Sriramulu School 16 3}149 3/257-2 The area consists of houses in between 3rd anu 4th road middle portion bounded by cross roads

Ward 4 17 4/1 4/98-2 Areas following on No~th of Bd!ary road in bdween Railway line and part of 1st and 2nd road 18 4/99 4/187 North of 13e\lary road in between 1st and 3rd road Georgepeta 19 4/188 4/286(B) Area following in between 3rd and 4th road North of Bellary road 20 4/287 4/395(6) Area following on the North of Bellary road in between Georgepeta 3rd and 4th roads 21 4/395(7) 4/475-A33 Areas following on the North of Bellary road hutting area between 4th and 5th roads 22 4/475-A34 4/516 Area following in between Georgepeta 4th and 5th road North of block No. 20 23 4}516(1 ) 4-590-4(2) Part of Indira Gandhi Nagar hutting area following in between Georgepeta 5th road and N1dimi­ vanka North of Bellary road 24 4/590-4(3 ) 4/656-57 Part of Indira Gandhi Nagar North of Bellary road from Nadimivanka on the E

Ward 5 26 5/1 5/l14-A Southern side of Nehru poormen colony situated in betwern Georgepeta 4th and 5th roads 27 5/114-B 5/209 Middle portion of Nehru poormen colony situated in between Gcorgepeta 4th and 5th roads 28 5/210 5/306-A Northern part of Nehru poormen colony from 4th cross road in between 4th and 5th roads 29 5/306-B 5/385-A North west portion of Nehru poormen colony situated in between Georgepeta 5th road and Nadimivanka 30 5/386 5/466-B Westerm middle portion of Nehru poormen colony situated in between Nadimivanka in the 5th road

Ward 6 31 6/1 6/68 South of Bellary road area from Railway line up to Nadimivanka including Dr. Sanjeeva Reddy Stadium and Police Tr,lining College 430

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House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. r------~----.---4r---~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

ANANTAPUR TOWN (Class I) ANANTAPUR TALUK (Contd.) Ward 6 (Concld.) 32 6169 6/111-2 Areas following West of Railway line and North of Police Training College 33 6/111-6 6/114-137 Area following in between Bellary road and Kalyandurg road from Nadimivanka upto Municipal limits 34 6/114-138 6/142 Areas following North of Kovvur Nagar and West of railway line adjoining police training college ground 35 6f\42-A 6/197-0 Areas covered by Lakshminagar North of Kovvur Nagar road upto Municipal limits including the reSidents of Dr. N. Sanjeeva Reddy, President of India 36 6/198 6/258 Part of Lakshminagar and railway line upto Municipal limits including Vidyaranya Oriental High School and Co-op. Training Institute in Lakshminagar 37 6/259 6/323-B Part of Lakshminagar houses from railway line upto Municipal limits 38 6/323-C 6/368-0(3) Ramanagar Co-op. Houses West of Railway line upto Municipal limits 39 6/368-0(3) (2) 6/427(9) Middle portion of Ramanagar building society from Railway line upto Municipal limits 40 6/427(10) 6/462(A) Ramanagar Southern portion houses from Railway line upto Municipal limits 41 6/463 61518C Houses following North of Rudrampeta road from Railway line upto Municipal Limits in Ramanagar 42 61518-0 6/621 Part of Maruthinagar South of Rudrampeta road and houses on Southern side of Rudrampeta road 43 6J622 6J6S6-B Maruthinagar hutting area and houses South West of Municipal limits 44 6/656-Bl 6/689-A2 Part of Maruthinagar and hutting area on the Southern side of it 45 6/689-A3 6/744-B A hutting area abutting the railway track West of rai lway line (Bangalore-Guntakal) in Maruthinagar Ward 7 46 7/1 7/56 Prakash road houses East of railway line from Bellary road upto LT.I. compound including No. II Police Station 47 7/57 7(144 Houses in between Prakash road and court road from Bellary road up to Peace Memorial Hall 48 7/144-A 7/223(2) LT.I. area peaCe Memorial Hall and hutting area abutting railway track in Rahamat Nagar 49 7/223(3) 7/29a-12 Hutting area of Rahamath Nagar Southern side District Judge's Bungalow and area upto Civil lines road 50 7/290-12A 7/394 District Court and Sessions Court part of Police Line area and part of Guljarpeta 51 7/395 7/536 Part of Guljarpeta area East of court road including Kanyakaparameswari Temple and marriage hall area 431

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House Nos. Description of r-~------_____ L-______~ Ward or Block E. B. No. the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

ANANTAPUR TOWN (Class I) ANANTAPUR TALUK (Contd.) Ward 8 52 8/t 8/176-2 Part of Prakash Nagar upto tal uk office and Guljarpeta 1st road 53 8/176-3 8/289(11 ) Guljarpeta middle area between Prakash Nagar and Police line 54 8/290 8/415(2) Southern side of Guljarpeta and Western block of Police line

Ward 9 55 9/1 9/90 Audimurthy Nagar South of Subash road and Guljarpeta area 56 9/91 9/216 Guljarpeta part and Adimurthy Nagar part and 16 Sarojini Devi Road and Police Line Road 57 9/217 9/302(A) Guljarpeta and Audimurthy Nagar upto Police line

Ward 10 58 lOll 10/218-B Part of Guljarpeta and Audimurthy Nagar 59 10/219 10/313-E Reserved police line and quarters of police officials 60 10/314 10/446 Audimurthy Nagar and areas of following on South of Subhash road opposite to Kamalanagar

Ward II 61 11/1 11/185(2) Guild of service ladies club Lalithakalaparishad officers club, central library, MunicipJI office, Forest office and Municipal Park 62 11 JI 86 11/276-A 2 Sujatha and Balaji lodges, Sudheer Nursing Home, Corporation Bank, Ramappa compound and Sainagar park 63 11/277 11/320-A Junior Girls College, A.P.D P. Sai BabaJunior College, S.C. Hostel, Telecommunication Centre, Police quarters, S.P's Office, Rand B, T.B. and Zilla Parishad office 64 IIJ320-AI 111406 Collector's Bungalow, Head-quarters Hospital, Nurses Hostel, Commissioner's quarters, Fire Station, Arvind Nagar Post Office, Jesus Nagar part 65 11/407 11/468-25 Part of Arvindnagar and Obuldcvanagar Weaker Section Housing Colony

Ward 12 66 12/1 12/83- A S.E's Office (I and P) Rajani Hotel, Forest Conserva1ors Office, N.B. T. and Pu lIaiah Bus Transport shed and Northern portion of Sainagar 67 12/83- Al 12/141-A State Bank of India, Veterinary Hospital and 12(1) part of Sainagar hutti ng a rea 68 12/14IA(I3) 121191(1) Sainagar and Mahboob Nagar Parasannayapalli road Eastern side 69 12/192 12/252-Al Mahaboob Nagar hutting area

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION

BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANT APUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. r------.------~------~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

ANANTAPUR TOWN (Class 1) ANANTAPUR TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 12 (Concld.) 72 12{299(5) 12{341(3) Part of Sainagar and Jesus Nagar area 73 112}341(4) ):2}410 Part ofObuldevanagar und Electricity Employees Colony East of PaT

Ward 13 78 13/1 13/96-A35 Bus stand, District Co-operative Marketing Society College ground, Police hospitals and Police Guest house and part of Kamalanagar area 79 13/96-A36 131165(1 ) Ta luk office, Revenue Divisional Officer's office, Police Station (Taluk), Arts College and Hostel, Krishna Kalamandir, Syndicate Bank, Lepakshi Emporium and Railway Station 80 13/166 I3/223-23A Rai Iway station yard, Ramachandra Nagar, L.LG. Colony and part of Revenue colony 81 13/223-23B 13/223-148B Hutting area in S.No. 99 Mahatma Gandhi Nagar 82 13/223-148C 13{236 Part of hutting area in Gandhi Nagar North of Revenue Colony 83 13/237 13/306B Revenue colony in Ramachandra Nagar 84 13/307 13/389(1 ) Part of Sanjeeva Nagar and Church of India arcas 85 13/389-A(2) 13/454 Sanjeeva Nagar and part of Ramachandra Nagar area 86 13}455 13/572-2 Ramachandra Nagar housing area, Church School and Church premises 87 13/573-1 13/678-CI8-AI Part of Ramachandranagar, Srecnivasa Nag:u and Weaker Section Colony, Chailhanya Nagar 88 13/678-CI8- A(2) 13/696 Junior College and part of Srecnivasa N,lga! area 89 13/697 13;741 A Part of Weaker Section Housing Colony in Srinivasa Nagar (Chaithanya Nagar) New R. T.C. Bus stand site 90 13/741-B 13/854 Sreekantam Talkies area, R.T.C. Bus Depot and houses on North of Railway Feeder road Ward 14 91 14/1 14/102 Kamalanagar road, abutting the. Subash road, T.V.S. booking office, Rayalaseema Hotel and Shopping Centre 92 14/102-1 14/188 Kamalanagar residential use zone 93 14/189 14{300 -do- 94 14/300-A 14/400 Residential zone and shopping area South of railway road including State Bank, Agricultural Development B:lnk Ward 15 95 15/1 15/113 Raghuvccl' Talkies, Annapurna Lodge, Brindavan Lodge and residential area of Kamalanagar 96 15/1I4 15/223 KamaJanagar residential use Zone. District Educational Office, and Sub-Registrar's Office and adjoining houses -433

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2 3 4 5

ANANTAPUR TOWN (Class I) ANANTAPUR TALUK (eontd.) Ward 15 (Coneld.) 97 15/223(1) IS/303-B(31) Kamaranagar area and shopping area abutting railway road and Janatha hotel 98 15/303B(32) 15/405 Kalpana Complex, Kishore Nursing Home, Mysore-Lodge, Rotory English Medium School and adjoining houses 99 15/405(1) 15-541 Vysya hostel, -Telephone exchange and residential areil 100 15/541-1 15/660 Kamalanagar post office, Sarada Bhavan abutting shopping area of Subhash road

Ward t6 101 l6t! 16/85 Suryanagar and Yellapa Katta area 102 16/85-A 16/140-1 East of Vanka existing hutting area 103 161140-2 16/211-1D Beerappa Gudi area and West of Rajaji Street 104 16/211-IE 16/244-2 West of Rajaj i Slreet, Kondappa and Narappa layout area 105 16/244-3 16/320 West of Rajaji Street, Ramaswamy Temple street 106 16/321 16/420A North of Subhash - road houses and huts near Vanka 107 16/421 16/509 Areas abutting Subhash road on the West of Rajaji Street West uplo Ramaswamy Temple including temple Ward 17 108 1711 17/93A North of post offi ce road and Necruganti street side of Venkateswara talkies 109 17/93-B 17 (178 Post office area, Reguee quarters, Seshagiri Rao choultry area and Rama Rao stred 110 17/179 17/264C Neeruganti Street, hutting area West of Gooty road 111 17/264-D 17/339 Hutting area West of Gooty road, Meda oil mills, Lakshminarayana Factory and Mahboob Saw Mi II area 112 171340 17/392-2 West of Market Committee, Food C'Hporation, Durga Tractor Works, L.C. Canal Ward 18 113 18n 18f[16A Area of South of Railway feeder road, Neelam Talkies road and houses adjoining to it 114 18/116-B 11/182-2 Houses abutting on South of Railway road, East of Vanka near Mallaiah Saw Mill adjoining the road 115 18/182-3 18/251 Built up area North of Venkateswara talkies near N eeruganti strcet 116 18/251-A 18/313 Thrivcni talkies and adjoining houses 117 18/314(1) 18/388(2) Newly developing arca in North of Thriveni talkies 118 18/389 18/485(5) Newly developing areas in East of existing Vanka Ward 19 119 1911 19/109-26-A2 Areas following Ea,t of Post Office including Municipal Market, Gooty road and main road portion 120 19/110 19f[ IOA-112 Shandy market and Ferror Compound, Scavengers Colony 434

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of

r-___ ~ ____ ~ __ -c______--. __ ~ Ward or Block E. B. No. the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

ANANTAPUR TOWN (Class J) ANANTAPUR TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 19 (Concld.) 121 19/1 ]OA-I 13 1I9tllOA239 Ferror Compound, Scavengers colony, T.B. Hospital, Vegetable market, water tank and Brahmayya Matam 122 19/110A-240 J9!lIOA-346 Scavengers quarters and North of Vegetable market huts 123 19/110A-347 19/150(1) Brahmayya Matam and huts behind Govt. T.B. Hospital 124 19/150(2) 19/210-9( I) Food Corporation of India Godown, Lakshmi­ rangaiah mills and huts behind the Factory East of Gooty road 125 19/220 191313 Factory area abutting Gooty road on East and developing areas in S.No. 196, 197 in new layouts 126 19/314 J9/436D Hutting area East of Ferror quarters and Rani Nagar 127 19/436-E J9/532A Built up area of Rani Nagar East of Gooty road 128 19/534 19/643 Rani Nagar built up area Southern portion 129 )9/645 191664 Nagi Reddy Nagar South of Rani Nagar abutting Gooty road

Ward 20 130 20/l 20/13 1 Kasturiba Municipal Girls High School, Edward Coronation Hall, Chenna Kesavaswamy temple area 131 201132 20/222 Gandhi Bazar Eastern side shopping area 132 20/223 20/321-4 Prabhakar Street residential area East of Bazaar 133 20/321-5 20/395 Residential area East of Bazaar and Prabhakar Street

Ward 21 134 21 !l 21/144 Govt. High School for boys and buildings Wes[ of Bazaar and South of Post office road 135 21/145 21/247 Houses South of post offiee road and East of Rajaji Street 136 21/248 21/352 HOllses South of Batch Rao street and East of Rajaji Street

Ward 22 137 22/1 22/106 West of main bazaar, Setti Kondaiah shopp:ng area and Reddyvari street 138 22tl07 22/230 Residential houses in the middle of Rajaji street and main bazaar ]39 22/231 22/356 Houses adjoining Rajaji street East of Sreenivasa Road str~et and main bazaar

Ward 23 ]40 23/1 23/116 No.1 Police Station, Reddy Chavadi and main bazaar shopping area 141 231117 231 21 9 Prabhakar street, Mutton market and adjoining built up area 142 23/220 23/314 Residenti"1 area East of Prabhakar street and Rahamathullah street 143 23/315 23/407 Residential area adjoining Anantapur tank 435

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANT APUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. r------L______~ ______~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

ANANTAPUR TOWN (Class I) ANANTAPUR TALUK (Contd.) Ward 24 144 24/1 24/139 Main bazaar West of Eswara temple, mosque, Kanyaka Parameswari temple and adjoining buildings 145 24/140 24/237-2 East of Rajaji street, Reddivari street and Mahaldar street 146 24/238 24/363 East of Rajaji strcef and Mahaldar street, residential area and shopping area

Ward 25 147 25/1 25/104 Part of Asari street main road Eastern side houses and shopping area 148 25/105 25/192 Vegetable vendors area part of Asan street and areas adjoining Anantapur tank 149 251193 25/281A Residential houses in Asari street and houses adjoining Anantapur tank bund 150 25/282 25/309B Vegetable vendors area and houses shops adjoin­ ing main road on the Western side

Ward 26 151 26/l 261147 Beef market and M'lternity centre adjoining main Bangalore road 152 26/148 26/289-2 Houses adjoing Anantapur tank and North Munna Nagar

Ward 27 153 27/1 27/94 Bangalore road East part of Munna Nagar and Electricity Revt,:nue office area 154 27/95 27 tl77 Munna Nagar hutting area 0: Weaker Section 155 27/177-A 27/274 Munna Nagar hutting area West of Anantapur tank 156 27/290 27/348-A21 Southern part of Munna Nagar hutting area adjoining Ambedkar Nagar on the South 157 27/348-A22 27/454 Ambedkar Nagar hutting area adjoining Anantapur tank 158 27/456 27{562 Ambedkarnagar hutting area M.G. Brothers Parcel service, Muni cipal T .B. IV Class Employees Association building and East of Bangalore road

Ward 28 159 28/11 28tll2 Shopping area abutting Subhash road South upto main road from Bridge 160 28/113 28/229 Shopping a rea abutti ng rna in road and residential building infront of Electricity Revenue Office 161 28/229-A 28/265G Houses falling North of Vanka near Sangamesh theatre and shoppit1g area abutting B1ngalore road upto bridge 162 28j'266 28/387B Sangamesh theatre, Llkshmi oil mills layout area in L.P. No. 466/79 ,Ind adjoining hCluses West of BangalClr e road 163 28/387-G 28/438-104 Dflver colony, Ashok Nagar and hutting area adjoining to Ashok Nagar 164 28/438-105 28/438-289 Oil Technological Research Institute, D;strict Collt:ctor's Off,ce, Buddappa Nagar, M .1.G. Colony, Raj cndra Municipal High School area 436

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. ~- .... ------,---..... ---_ --- -.. _-..., the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

ANANTAPUR TOWN (Class I) ANANTAPUR TALUK (ConcId.) Ward 28 (Concld.) 165 28/438-290 28/453-67 Huts and houses existing S.No. 288, 289,287 etc. aspera~proVedlayout 166 28/453-68 28/492-A12 Krupananda Nagar Weaker section housing colony and other residential buildings 167 28/492-AI3 28/523 Engineering college road area, Municipal Reservoir, Superintending Engineer, Electricity Board and other buildings, Service Home and Anantapur Milk Dairy 168 28/523A 28/650-4 Built lip area falling Bangalore road, East· Saibaba Womens College and College Hostel

DHARMAVARAM TOWN (Class II) DHARMAVARAM TALUK Ward 1 If] 1/62 1/307-1 - 1/315B 2 1/315-C 1/319 1/63 1/120A 3 11121 1/188 4 IJl89 11277N 5 1/278 11306D 1/320 1{362 6 1{363 11499 Ward 2 7 2-1 2-109 8 2-110 2-117 9 2-218 2-291 10 2-291-A 2-318 11 2-319 2-397 12 2-398 2-503-B Not uvailnble Ward 3 13 3-1 3-115 14 3-116 3-269 Ward 4 15 4-1 4-135 16 4-136 4-260

AUO[OJ Sl;)jjU;lAC~S 'punodwoJ lOJl;).:I put! l;)ljJULU Apull4S 01 [/61 OZI uO!IJOd PIlOl U!CUI pUll PCOl AIODD '1;):>(Jt!W lI~d!:J!unw <'>"" ...... ,. • ...,..-...... ,~&'" ~":i'.:.''''~-'''"''''''' """;:,r" Si.- ...... - "" ...... " ....v ... .-'&.Jf_ . ....--- _ __ .-o~..-.. _ Brindavan Lodge and residential area of Kamalanagar 96 15/114 15/223 Kamalanagar residential use Zone. District Educational Office. and Sub-Registrar's Office and adjoining houses 437

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANT APUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. r--~------~------~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

DHARMAVARAM TOWN (Class 11) DHARMAVARAM TALUK (Concld.) Ward 8 28 8/1 8/67 8/136 8/156 29 8/68 8/135

Ward 9 33 90 91153-1 Ward 10 34 10/1 10/199 35 10/200 10/325 36 10/326 10/419 37 10/420 10/548

Ward Jl 30 1 I II 11/164 31 ] If] 65 ]1/]83 32 11/184 11/282 38 11/283 1l/398 Ward 12 39 12tl ] 2,128 43 12/129 12/240 Ward 13 44 13/1 13!131 45 131132 13/253C 46 13/254 13/361 47 13/362 13/445 Not available Ward 14 48 14/1 14;149 49 14f]50 14/316 Ward IS SO 15/1 15/132 51 15/133 15/254 52 15/255 15/348A Ward 16 40 16il 16/114-A2 41 16/280 16/390 42 16/688 J6;821-W-I 53 16/115 16/212 54 16/213 16/279 55 16/391 16/431-2 56 16/432 J6/528A 57 16/529 16/592 58 16/593 16/624-9 59 16/624-10 16/653-15 60 16/653-16 16/674-B5 61 16/674-B6 16(685-G2 62 16/685-GC 16/687-1 Ward 17 63 17/1 17/116 64 17/117 17/252 65 17 /253 17 / 284-3 17/327 17-353 66 17/285 17/326-2 17/386 17-444 67 17/354 17/385-5 438

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of ______L- ______, Ward or Block E. B. No. the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

HINDUPUR TOWN (Class II) HlNDUPUR TALUK Ward 1 1-3-1 1-3-6J Abedpet only 1-9-25 1-9-5OA 1-10-1 1-10-35 1-1l-l42 l-ll-160 2 1-8-22 1-8-72-AI 1-9-1 1-9-24-B 1-11-161 1-11-165 3 1-1-1 1-1-8 1-2-1 1-2-55A ]-4-12 1-4-32 1-8-1 1-8-2 4 1-4-1 1-4-11 1-5-1 1-5-34 ]-6-1 1-6-23 ]-7-9 ] -7-14 1-8-3 1-8-17 5 1-7-1 1-7-8 1-8-]8 1-8-21 1-11-53 ]-11-107 1-11-166 ]-1l-]83-E 6 1-3-7 1-3-12 Abedpet, Januba Venkataswamy lane: police line 1-11-1 1-11-52 road. old post office lane 1-11-108 1-11-14\ Ward 2 7 2-1-1 2-1-74A 1-2-44 1-1-47 2-3-13 2-3-23 2-5-35 2-5-52 8 2-2-41 2-2-43 2-3-24 2-3-32A 2-5-1 2-5-34 2-6-23 2-6-64B 9 2-2-4OA 2-2-40B 2-3-33 2-3-43 2-4-36 2-4-79 2-6-1 2-6-22-1

Ward 3 10 3-1-122 3-1-127 3-2-39A 3-2-40 3-3-44 3-3-48 3-4-1 3-4-35A 3-15-1 3-15-13 3-16-1 3-]6-]B 3-16-3A 3-16-39 3-17-18 3-17-36

Note: 2-2-1 to 2-2-40 These House numbers are not existing since common street line passes through 2-3-\ to 2-3-\2 different waTds. 2-4-1 to 2-4-35 3-1-1 to 3-1-121 3-3-1 to 3-3-43 3-5-1 to 3-5-25 439

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANT APUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. r------~------L----- ______, the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

HINDUPUR TOWN (Class II) HINDUPUR TALUK (Contd.) Ward 3 (Concld.) II 3-1-128 3-1-155-5 Mukkidepeta lane, Walsh road, Devangam 3-2-29 3-2-39 Mal1appa land, Guddam road 3-16-2 3-16-3 3-17-1 3-17-17A 3-17-37 3-17-46 3-18-1 3-18-21 A 3-19-1 3-19-25 12 3-2-1 3-2-6 3-6-1 3-6- J 8D 3-7-1 3-7-22B 3-8-9 3-8-23C 13 3-2-7 3-2- J 6 3-8-1 3-8-8 3-9-1 3-9-9 3-10-35 3-10-69F 14 3-2-17 3-2-21 3-10-1 3-10-34 3-11-1 3-11-14A 3-12-13 3-12-17Q 15 3-2-22 3-2-28 3-1-156 3-1-184C 3-12-1 3-12-12 3-13-1 3-13-22 3-14-1 3-14-14A 3-5-26 3-5-28

War4 4 16 4-1-185 4-1-226 Rai Iway station road, Amarapuram Kodikonda 4-2-17 4-2-17A Road, 80' road. Guddam road, Sreckantapuram 4-5-19 4-5- 25-20 17 4-5-1 4-5-18-D 4-5-29 4-5-69 4-7-92 4-7-118 18 4-7-1 4-7-91 19 4-2-18 4-2-74-03 20 4-2-75 4-2-106 4-4-27 4-4-64 4-6-1 4-6-56 21 4-4-65 4-4-178-A Srikantapuram, Lakshmipuram 22 4-3-1 4-3-58 4-4-1 4-4-26-A

Ward 5 23 5-1-1 5-1-24-1 24 5-1-2~ 5-1-27 5-2-1 5-2-5-3 5-3-1 5-3-7 5-4-1 5-4-13-A 5-5-1 5-5-10-1 25 5-2-6 5-2-9E 5-6-1 5-677-1 5-6-120 5-6-129 5-6-198 5-6-220 440

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. ------_,___-----~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

HlNDUPUR TOWN (Class II) HINDU PUR TALUK (Contd.) Ward 5 (Coneld.) 26 5-6-78 5-6-119-C Railway station road, Lakshmipuram, Amara- 5-6-130 5-G-197-B puram, Kodikonda road, Goods shed road, Rahamatpuram 27 5-2-10 5-2-IO-W 5-7-1 5-7-19-C 5-8-1 5-S-51-C 28 5-8-196 5-8-216 29 5-8-217 5-8-269-A3 30 5-8-270 5-8-304-5 Rahamathpuram 31 5-8-52 5-8-119 5-8-188 5-8-195-C 32 5-2-11 5-2-16A 5-8-120 5-8-187-4 5-8-305 5-8-307-0 Ward 6 33 6-1-64 6-1-99-2 Walsh road, Dhanalakshmi road, Ma in Bazaar 6-2-186 6-2-234 road, Sankarappa land, Kolini Appaswamy 6-4-1 6-4-32 land, Dharmasala road, Kollapuram Gudi street 6-5-1 6-5-15 6-6-1 6-6-18 6-7-1 6-7-23 6-7-39 6-7-57 6-8-1 6-8-18 34 6-1-100 6-1-121-A 6-2-157 6-2-185 6-3-50 6-3-123 6-7-24 6-7-38 6-8-19 6-8-46 6-9-1 6-9-12 6-10-1 6-10-33A Ward 7 35 7-1-55 7-1-63-C(5) 7-2-1 7-2-42(A) 7-2-87 7-2-143 7-3-192 7-3-199 7-3-200-A 7-3-200-E 7-7-64 7-7-84-1 36 7-2-43 7-2-86 7-2-144 7-2-156 7-3-124 7-3-191 7-3-201 7-3-228 7-7-43 7-7-63 7-7-24 7-7-31 7-5-1 7-5-35-1 441

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANA NT APUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. r------~--- __ ~ ______~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

HrNDUPUR TOWN (Class II) HlNDUPlJR TAUJK (Contd.) Ward 7 (Concld.) 37 7-3-229 7-3-318 7-6-21 7-6-32 7-8-1 7-8-49 7-7-31 7-7-42-A 7-5-115 7-5-125-A 38 7-5-36 7-5-48 Railway station road, Amarapuram Kodikonda Road, Harijanawada 7-6-33 7-6-41-8 7-7-1 7-7-23 7-9-1 7-9-53-A Ward 8 39 8-1-23 8-1-26 8-2-8 8-2-68- B 8-3-363 8-3-372-B 8-4-44 8-4-87 8-5-86 8-5-90 40 8-1-1 8-1-22 8-1-27 8-1-53 8-3-319 8-3-362 8-5-91 8-5-114 8-6-6 8-6-20-A Ward 9 41 9-1-1 9-1-55 9-2-96 9-2-98 9-5-49 9-5-64 9-6-1 9-6-5 9-7-61 9-7-80 42 9-3-28 9-3-50 9-5-65 9-5-70-1 9-4-34 9-4-39-1 9-7-1 9-7-60 43 9-3-51 9-3-72 Kollapuram Gudi Street, Dandu Marigamma 9-4-1 9-4-33B Street, Surappa Kunta Road, Harijanawada Ward 10 44 10-1-84 10-1-88 10-3-1 10-3-27-A 10-4-1 10-4-84-1 45 10-1-1 10-1-83 10-2-85 10-2-94

Not e: 6-1-1 to 6-1-63 House numbers are not existing since common 6-2-1 to 6-2-156 street line passes through different wards. 6-3-1 to 6-3-49 7-1-1 to 7-1-54 7-3-1 to 7-3-123 7-4-1

7-5-49 to 7-5-114 8-5-1 to 8-5-85 7-6-1 to 7-6-20 8-6-1 to 8-6-5 8-2-1 to 8-2-7 9-2-1 to 9-2-95 8-3-1 to 8-3-318 9-3-1 to 9-3-27 8-4-1 to 8-4-43 9-5-1 to 9-5-48 442

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. r--~------~L- ______~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

HINDUPUR TOWN (Class II) HINDUPUR TALUK (Contd.) Ward 10 (Coneld.} 46 10-2-69 10-2-84 10-5-71 10-5-85-1 10-6-1 10-6-60-A Ward 11 47 11-1-1 11-1-47-A Surappakunta road, Dakshinamurthy Temple 11-2-27 11-2-36 street, Hanumantharaya gudi street, Patabcha 11-4-29 11-4-43 road, Eswaragudi street, Baigalve road 11-6-1 only 11-6-9 11-6-16-A 11-10-1 11-10-6 11-10-29 11-10-33-A 11-11-1 11-11-7-A 11-11-23 11-11-32 48 11-1-48 11-1-59 11-3-9 11-3-12-C 11-6-2 11-6-8 11-8-29 only 11-9-18 11-9-47 11-10-7 11-10-28B 11-11-8 11-11-22 49 11-2-1 1I-2-7-B 11-4-1 11-4-18 11-5-1 11-S-66-A 50 11-3-13 11-3-19 11-4-19 11-4-28 11-7-1 11-7-18 11-8-1 11-8-28 11-8-30 11-8-35-A 11-9-1 11-9-17-A

Ward 12: 51 12-1-60 12-1-71 12-3-8 only 12-5-24 12-5-29 12-6-11 12-6-29 12-6-31 12-6-53 12-7-1 12-7-5 12-7-19 12-7-22 12-8-I 12-8-2-A 12-10-1 12-10-34-A

52 12-3-1 12-3-7 Ramaswamy tempI e str eet, Buddayappa's lane. 12-4-26 12-4-40 Chakali street, Ubbayappa lane, Karanam 12-5-1 12-5-23 Bhimanna lane, Boyapeta, Indiranagar 12-5-30 12-5-54

Note: 10-2-1 to 10-2-68 House numbers are not existing since common 10-5-1 to 10-5-70 street passes through different blocks.

11-2-8 to 11-2-26 11-3-1 to 11-3-8 12-1-1 to 12-1-59 443

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House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. r------"------.., the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

HINDUPUR TOWN (Class II) HINDUPUR TALUK (Contd.) Ward 12 (Coneld.) 12-6-1 12-6-10 12-6-30 only 12-7-6 12-7-18 12-8-3 12-8-6

53 12-2-1 12-2-20 12-2-45 12-2-77 12-4-1 12-4-22

54 12-1-72 12-1-82-B 12-2-21 12-2-44 12-4-23 12-4-25 12-8-7 12-8-17 12-9-1 12-9-9-J

Ward 13 55 13-1-39 13-1-96-1 13-15-1 13-15-27-B

56 13-1-97 13-1-108 13-3-28 13-3-29 13-12-3 13-12-9-5 13-13-1 13-13-5 13-14-7 13-14-35 13-15-28 13-15-46

57 13-1-109 13-1-137 Nimkampalli road, Bang:llore road, Mula- 13-7-19 13-7-44 kuntammagudi street, water works road. 13-8-13 13-8-15-A Boyapeia 13-11-1 13-11-26-B 13-11-33 13-11-37 13-12-1 13-12-2-C 13-13-6 13-13-12 13-14-1 13-14-6

58 13-3-24 13-3-27 13-8-16 13-8-37 13-9-1 13-9-15 13-10-1 13-10-15-A 13-11-27 13-11-32 13-12-10 13-12-31-A

59 13-1-138 13-1-149 13-3-21 13-3-23 13-4-14 13-4-29 13-5-1 13-5-15 13-6-1 13-6-20 13-7-1 13-7-18 13-7-45 13-7-59-B 13-8-1 13-8-12

Note: 13-1-1 to 13-1-38 House numbers arc not existing since common street passes through different wards 444

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of the area covered Ward or Block E. B. No. r------~------~ or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

HINDU PUR TOWN (Class II) HINDUPUR TALUK (Conld.)

Ward 13 (Concld.) 60 13-1-150 13-1-155 13-2-1 13-2-41 13-3-1 13-3-20 13-4-1 13-4-13 13-4-30 13-4-37 13-5-16 13-5-23

Ward 14 61 14-3-30 14-3-67 14-5-33 14-5-63 14-8-3 14-8-14

64 14-1-31 14-1-38-A 14-3-68 14-3-81 14-4-6 14-4-34 14-5-20 14-5-32 14-6-1 14-6-28 14-7-1 14-7-16 14-8-1 14-8-2 14-8-15 14-8-22

65 14-2-62 14-2-71 14-4-35 14-4-49-A 14-5-1 14-5-19 14-5-64 14-5-114

66 14-1-1 14-1-30 14-1-39 14-1-65 14-2-42 14-2-61 14-3-82 14-3-91 14-4-1 14-4-5

Ward 15 67 15-1-69 15-1-81 M. F. road, Surappakuuta road, main Bazar. 15-2-37 15-2-54 Shroff Seenappa lane, old Mosque lane, Tippu 15-3-373 15-3-394-A Khan lane, YakkaJaperusab Jane, MangaJapet 15-5-1 15-5-19 15-6-1 15-6-25 15-7-21 15-7-46

68 15-1-49 15-1- 68 15-3-395 15-3-473 15-4-1 15-4-33 15-7-1 15-7-20-C 15-7-47 15-7-?:! 15-14-1 15-14-15

Note: 14-2-1 to 14-2-41 House numbers are not existing since cornman street passes through different w,uds

14-3-1 to 14-3-29 445

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House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. r------~-----~------.---~ the area cover ed or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

HlNDUPUR TOWN (Class II) HINDU PUR T ALUK (Contd.) Ward 16 69 16-1-29 16-1-48-A 16-10-1 16-10-19 16-11-3 16-11-27-B 16-12-9 16-12-21 16-13-5 16-13-61-1 16-14-16 16-14-22

70 16-3-473 16-3-524 16-7-1 16-7-6 16-9-9 16-9-15 16-10-30 16-10-37 16-11-1 16-11-2-1 16-12-1 16-12-8 16-12-22 16-12-33-A 16-13-1 16-13-4-B

71 16-1-14 16-1-28 16-6-22 16-6-35-1 16-7-15 16-7-37 16-8-1 16-8-25 16-9-16 16-9-26 16-10-20 16-10-29

72 16-1-1 16-1-13 Nert Bazaar, Main Bazaar, M. F. road, Zalifisab 16-2-1 16-2-38-B lane, Parigi road, Sweeper colony, market area 16-3-525 16-3 -540 16-4-1 16-4-35-A 16-5-1 16-5-IO-B 16-6-1 16-6-21 16-6-36 16-6-71 16-9-1 16-9-8 16-7-7 16-7-14 Ward 17 73 17-2-147 17-2-172 17-3-541 17-3-630-0 17-8-102 17-8-151-K 17-8-152 17-8-156-H 17-9-1 17-9-51-39

74 17-8-1 17-8-101

75 17-2·136 17-2-146-1 17-6-148 17-6-197-B 17-7-1 17-7-26

76 17-3-631 17-3-640 17-5-1 17-5-48-B

Note: 15-1-1 to 15-1-48 House numbers are not existing since common street'passes through 15-2-1 to 15-2-36 different wards 15-3-1 to 15-3-372 15-8-1 to 15-

16-3-1 to 16-3-472 446

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. ,...... - _____ -L-_____--.._ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

HlNDUPUR TOWN (Class [I) HINDUPUR TALUK (Contd.) Ward 17 (Coneld.) 77 17-1-1 17-1-21 Karnapuram Penukonda road, Parigi road, RPGT 17-3-641 17-3-660-A road, Hasanabad, Gandhinagar 17-4-1 17-4-18 17-4-40 17-4-57-8 78 17-4-19 17-4-39-4 17-6-1-A 17-6-1-X 79 17-5-49 17-5-88 17-6-102 17-6-147 80 17-2-112 17-2-135 17-6-41 17-6-101-A 81 17-2-86 17-2-111-B 17-6-1 17-6-40-E Ward 18 82 18-1-169 18-1-173 M.F. Road, Takkadi papabba lane, BoddaJle 18-2-39 18-2-86 lane, Parigi Road 18-3-1 18-3-17 18-4-29 18-4-54 83 18-1-160 18-1-168 18-4-1 18-4-28 18-5-1 18-5-32-1 18-6-1 18-6-8 18-8-9 18-8-20 84 18-1-156 18-1-159 18-6-9 18-6-49 18-7-1 18-7-24 18-8-1 18-8-8-1 18-9-6 18-9-10-1 85 18-1-151 18-1-155 18-9-1 18-9-5-A 18-10-1 18-10-43 18-11-25 18-11-38-A 86 18-12.-1 18-12-56

87 18-l-l21 18-1-150 M.F. Road, Satyanarayanapeta, Nimkampalli J 8-11-1 18-11-24-1 road 18-12-57 18-12-71 Ward 19 88 19-1-105 19-1-120-F 19-3-1 19-3-16 19-4-1 19-4-15 19-5-9 19-5-10 19-7-1 19-7-4 19-7-54 19-7-59 19-8-1 19-8-5 19-8-66 19-8-78 Note: 17-2-1 to 17-2-85 House numbers are not existing since common street passes through 17-3-1 to 17-3-540 different wards 18-1-1 to 18-1-20 18-2-1 to 18-2-38 447

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANT APUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. ,..-- ... ______-.A__ .. ______"' ___ ----..., the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

HINDU PUR TOWN (Class II) HINDUPUR TALUK (Concld.)

Ward 19 (Coneld.) 89 19-1-82 19-1-104-B 19-2-98 19-2-128 19-5-1 19-5-8 19-6-1 19-6-7 19-7-5 19-7-22 19-7-41 19-7-53

90 19-2-94 19-:!-97 19-7-23 19-7-40 19-8-6 19-8-17 19-8-29 19-8-65 19-9-19 19-9-28-A 91 19-2-72 19-2-93 ]9-8-18 19-8-28-C 19-9-1 19-9-18-A 19-9-29 19-9-45-2

Ward 20 62 20-1-1 20-1-31 20-2-1 20-2-14 20-3-7 20-3-19-1 20-8-1 20-8-6 20-9-1 2Q-9-21-D 63 20-3-1 20-3-6-A( 5) 20-4-1 20-4-14-1 20-5-1 20-5-20-A 20-6-1 20-6-12 20-7-1 20-7-20-1

KADIRI TOWN (Class lJ) KADlRI TALUK Ward 1 I-I 1-70/5 2 1-71 1-166 3 1-167 1-291 4 1-292 1-358/5-B 5 1-3S8/5-C 1-361/42 6 1-361/43 1-403;4 7 1-403/5 1-472 8 1-473 1-558/10 Not available 9 1-558111 1-581 10 1-582 1-674/5 11 1-674/6 1-777/5-C 12 1-777/5-D 1-870 13 1-871 1-970 14 1-971 1-1066/2 15 1-1066/3 1-1124/9 16 1-1124/10 1-1132113 17 1-1132/14 1-1198/3

Note; 19-1-7 to 19-1-81 House numbers are not existing since common street passes through 19-2-1 to 19-2-71 different wards 448

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. r------.~~---~------~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

1 2 3 4 5

KADIRI TOWN (Class II) KADIRI T ALUK (Contd.) Ward"2 18 2-1 2-125/2/1 19 2-125/2 2-190 20 2-191 2-260/1

Ward 3 21 3-1 3-88 22 3-89 3-200 23 3-200/1 3-285/2-B 24 3-285/2-C 3-367

Ward 4 2S 4-1 4-124 26 4-125 4-21811

Ward 5 27 5-1 5-144/5 28 5-145 5-261

Ward 6 29 6-1 6-117 30 6-l! 8 6-232

Ward 7 31 7-1 7-129 Not available 32 7-130 7-237 33 7-238 7-345

Ward & 34 8-1 8-83/4 35 8-83/5 8-161 36 8-161/1 8-262 37 8-263 8-394

Ward 9 38 9-1 9-104 39 9-105 9-181 40 9-132 9-264 41 9-265 9-310Jl4 42 9-310/15 9-389 43 9-390 9-472 44 9-473 9-525/1 45 9-525/2 9-643/A

Ward 10 46 10-1 10-110-2 47 10-111 10-246 48 10-246/1 10-300/9 49 10-300110 10-307/95 50 10.307/96 10-342 51 10-342/1 10-409 52 10-409/1 10/478 53 10-479 10-594/A 54 10-595 10-701 55 10-702 10-806J1 56 10-807 10-908 57 10-909 10-1016 58 10-1017 10-1098 449

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of ,..-_____ -C-______---.., Ward or Block E.B. No. the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

KADIRJ TOWN (Class IT) KADIRI TALUK (Concld.) Ward 11 59 11-1 11-82/14-A 60 1l-82/14-B 11-150 61 11-151 11-297 62 11-298 11-399 Ward 12 63 12-1 12-109/2 64 12-109{2A 12-229 65 12-230 12-306 Ward 13 66 13-1 13-146 67 13-147 13-318 Ward 14 68 14-1 14-166/2 Not available 69 14-167 14-296 80 14-298 14-466

Ward 15 70 15-1 15-107{2 71 15-107/3 15-200 72 15-201 15-286/l 73 15-287 15-402 74 15-403 15-511/5 Ward 16 75 16-1 16-110 76 16-111 16-245 Ward 17 77 17-1 17-115 78 17-115J1 17-220 79 17-'2'20/1 17-303{8 450 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

ANANTAPUR TALUK 12/7/1 ANANTAPUR (M) Total 119,531 8,649 1,603 Ward I Total 6,)35 490 25 1 731 37 2 644 14 4 3 608 26 4 813 25 5 576 12 6 607 7 710 23 8 752 46 5 9 694 319 4

2 Total 2,907 18 7 10 675 4 11 713 12 771 5 7 13 748 9

3 Total 2,006 11 II 14 612 15 689 11 11 16 705

4 Total 6,130 431 101 17 752 126 18 657 19 687 24 20 769 5 21 711 31 5 22 518 21 )5 23 654 45 68 24 112 129 8 25 604 49

5 Total 3,382 177 12 26 662 15 6 27 612 36 28 603 29 690 54 JO 815 72 6 6 Tota' Il ,198 434 167 31 779 24 32 700 54 33 606 25 34 668 34 15 35 540 4 36 495 451

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TOTA.L, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

ANANTAPUR TALUK 12/7/1 Anantapur (M) (Contd.) 37 742 56 25 Ward 6 (Coneld.) 38 662 66 13 39 779 40 684 5 41 804 42 1,183 34 24 43 714 30 5 44 1,128 82 2(> 45 714 79

7 Total 4,619 115 372 46 664 79 2 47 751 32 48 625 9 2 49 1,266 38 365 SO 711 57 3 51 602 8 Total 2,)98 47 52 52 774 3 26 S3 787 S 54 637 39 26 9 Total 2,479 26 2 55 980 12 I 56 803 6 57 696 8 10 Total 1,870 S9 2 58 618 59 2 59 675 60 577

II Total 4,198 1,012 73 61 ],451 582 39 62 770 136 63 770 44 11 64 636 118 13 65 571 132 10 12 Total 9,636 1,061 245 66 797 18 38 67 554 125 29 68 781 203 71 69 729 32 15 70 897 30 71 714 29 41 72 848 71 29 452 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

ANANTAPUR TALUK ]2j7(I Anantapur (M) (Contd.) Ward 12 (Concld.) 73 800 ]2 74 ],101 258 3 75 930 42 18 76 913 212 77 572 27 13 Total 9,378 548 58 78 747 36 10 79 910 59 15 80 809 80 81 773 29 13 82 667 42 17 83 682 84 686 19 85 642 86 667 U8 87 626 70 88 701 70 89 733 25 90 735 3 14 Total 2,678 10 91 758 10 92 799 93 625 94 496 15 Total 4,392 93 95 8'l7 96 757 14 97 766 37 98 700 28 99 780 100 562 14 16 Total 4,973 142 8 101 698 68 102 596 13 t03 }'132 26 104 655 8 8 105 713 10 106 598 107 581 17 17 Total 3,319 ]60 24 108 635 )09 527 110 940 ]60 21 111 502 3 r,-. 112 715 453 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block

2 3 4 5 6

ANANTAPUR TALUK 12i7/I Anantapur (M) (Contd.)

18 Total 4,360 56 1I3 717 1I4 707 21 115 744 I 116 975 10 117 624 14 118 593 10

19 Total 7,920 702 200 119 693 28 120 535 121 630 17 12 122 642 253 4 123 757 18 124 762 280 2~ 125 674 15 126 737 35 17 127 817 26 (j2 128 756 25 129 917 38 54

20 Total 2,272 2 130 606 131 517 132 630 133 519 2 21 Total 1,921 134 672 135 606 ~ 136 643 :t - - 22 Total 1,746 137 648 138 573 139 525

23 Total 2.185 20 1 140 536 7 141 574 142 536 13 143 539 24 Total t.833 123 144 588 tOO 145 615 146 630 23 454

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

location Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town ,Ward,Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

ANANTAPUR TALUK 121711 Anantapur (M) (Conc1d.) 25 Total 2,263 147 600 148 540 149 601 150 522 26 Tota) 1,551 61 lSI 763 61 152 788 27 Total 3,743 2,043 6 153 532 154 599 24 2 155 671 200 4 156 604 612 157 642 656 158 695 551 28 Total 8,239 710 226 159 669 56 160 659 161 830 60 17 162 659 31 2 163 642 58 164 626 138 165 773 143 166 ),613 190 193 167 1,146 19 5 168 622 15 9 DHARMAVARAM TALVK 12rll /11 DHARMAVARAM TOWN (M) Total 50,969 2,795 388 Ward 1 Total 5,146 300 58 I 1 ']06 5 2 732 43 3 815 16 4 821 22 15 5 899 178 16 6 773 41 22 2 Total 4,021 387 78 7 623 154 26 8 710 150 40 9 798 51 12 10 771 II 602 12 517 32 455

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK·WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/U rban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

DHARMAVARAM TALUK 12/11/11 Dharmavaram (M) (Contd.) 3 Total 1,727 I3 809 14 918

4 Total 1,452 5 15 628 16 824 5

5 Total 6,038 7 13 17 699 18 805 19 905 20 944 13 21 928 22 1,049 6 23 708

6 Total 1,332 24 663 25 669

7 Total 1,475 118 26 750 27 725 tiS 8 Total J,J 13 28 556 29 557

9 Total 702 33 702 10 Total 2,608 34 675 35 61I 36 630 37 692

11 Total 2,847 3 ~8 30 785 3 5 31 687 13 32 701 38 674 12 Total 1,593 (i 39 815 43 778 6 456 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code TowntWardtUrban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

DHARMAVARAM TALUK 12/11/11 Dharmavaram (M) (Coneld.) 13 Total 2,931 9 5 44 715 5 45 851 9 46 742 47 623 14 'Iotal 1.629 10 48 828 49 801 10 15 'Iotal 2,333 44 87 50 773 51 712 2 52 848 42 87 16 'Iotal 10,)37 257 III 40 658 5 41 773 42 887 5 3 53 700 54 725 6 10 55 627 3 56 932 120 14 57 767 68 10 58 976 19 16 59 674 4 60 923 16 26 61 771 8 20 62 724 7 7 17 Total 3,885 1.659 7 63 672 30 64 748 699 65 613 370 66 994 215 67 858 345 7

GOOTY TALUK

1214fIII GOOTY TOWN (P) Total 29,302 4,700 311 Gooty (R.S.) Block 1 Total 1,895 802 39 223 679 8 15 224 573 568 225 643 226 24 2 Total 2,671 369 20 226 701 201 227 549 20 228 751 62 3 229 670 86 17 457 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

GOOTY TALUK

12/4/1II Gooty (P) (Contd.) 3 Total 8,380 1,439 97 230 742 76 9 231 728 133 33 232 743 156 10 233 760 2 6 234 778 180 235 517 39 9 236 556 35 S 237 622 26 12 238 877 202 7 239 655 453 240 693 67 4 241 709 70 2 GOOTY TOWN Total 16,356 2,090 155 Block Total 2,236 247 10 242 973 234 2 243 641 13 il 244 622 '. 2 Total I" 11 38 245 603 38 246 508 3 Total 1,598 211 247 517 207 248 553 249 528 4 4 Total 773 250 538 251 235 5 Total 1.180 89 252 455 7 253 725 82 6 Total 991 254 769 255 222 7 Total \,802 S62 20 256 511 75 4 257 631 631 258 660 156 16 8 Total 1,712 452 9 259 628 6 260 ],084 446 9 458

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

GOOTY TALUK 12/4/III Gooty Town (P) (Coneld.) 9 Total 2,582 38 90 261 190 13 262 514 18 263 491 264 613 4 265 656 3 34 266 118 55 10 Total 2,371 153 26 267 493 3 268 761 11 269 545 60 2 270 572 79 24

GOOTY TALUK

12/4/IV GUNTAKAL (M) Total 84,599 13,427 1,258 Ward 1 Total 3,667 1>479 33 1 633 67 5 2 629 498 3 668 418 25 4 484 390 3 5 820 59 6 433 47 Z Total 3,848 432 63 7 575 87 8 717 82 5 9 581 106 10 10 709 99 20 11 699 54 24 12 567 4 4 3 Total 3,434 436 34 13 592 92 10 14 474 62 5 15 546 31 16 684 62 5 17 640 108 7 18 498 81 7 4 Total 3,585 414 19 19 555 92 20 678 159 6 21 578 15 22 606 58 11 23 583 40 24 585 50 2 459

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block

2 3 4 5 6

GOOTY TALUK 12j41IV Guntakal (M) (Contd.) 5 Total 3,559 899 5 25 712 54 26 631 202 27 635 176 28 539 57 29 551 206 30 491 204 5 6 Total 9,104 2,212 266 31 666 25 8 32 629 119 33 646 1\)'3 34 606 55 11 35 678 216 36 589 458 37 651 432 38 629 265 34 39 500 118 40 531 149 51 41 710 75 139 42 503 ]14 14 43 559 36 9 44 540 32 4S 667 10 7 Total 2,855 655 35 46 647 98 3 47 535 90 4 4R 551 205 23 49 579 250 5 50 543 12 8 Total 2,842 23 10 51 640 52 574 16 53 601 7 54 529 55 498 10 9 Total 1,965 5 56 706 57 632 58 627 5 10 Total }, 618 17 22 59 508 10 8 60 505 5 14 61 605 2 460

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

L.ocation Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block

2 3 4 5 6

GOOTY TALUK

12/4/ IV Guntakal (M) (Contd.) Ward 11 Total 2,728 42 11 62 613 6 63 567 5 64 549 19 4 6S 501 14 66 498 4 12 Total 4.539 ].147 37 67 671 356 68 582 119 5 69 624 194 6 70 663 267 4 71 716 66 4 72 665 ]14 12 73 618 31 6

13 Total ],857 ]90 74 659 62 75 557 86 76 641 42 14 Totill 2,406 561 94 77 682 88 78 708 90 4 79 423 ]22 80 593 261 90 15 Total 1,449 50 81 491 82 492 44 83 466 6 16 Total 1 ,596 32 84 506 26 85 514 86 579 6 11 Total 9,770 1,550 165 87 546 ]93 4 88 675 219 6 89 630 47 90 566 2 91 639 254 9:! 706 27 93 451 22 94 450 21 95 829 2 3 96 687 39 119 461

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

GOOTY TALUK

12j4/IV Guntakal (M) (Contd.) Ward 17 (Coneld.) 97 5q5 17 6 98 701 14 99 568 223 17 100 623 101 540 326 102 564 144 10

18 Total 8,547 1,029 289 103 480 34 16 104 584 25 lOS 682 112 5 106 730 4Hl 18 107 627 16 9 108 681 80 109 611 104 110 794 83 5 III 741 116 156 112 709 7 12 113 760 9 114 495 115 653 25 68

19 Total 2,739 195 116 625 117 536 118 478 119 S36 120 564 195

20 Total 3.399 164 89 121 684 22 122 538 16 123 741 48 17 124 866 11 56 125 570 83

21 Total 2,044 212 51 126 616 172 127 622 14 128 806 26 51

22 Total 2,297 598 8 129 585 130 556 78 131 521 219 8 132 635 301 462

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

GOOTY TALUK 12J4/IV Guntakal (1\1) (Concld.) Ward 23 Total 4,751 1.085 27 133 573 9 134 614 104 135 602 457 136 554 276 137 577 65 138 669 71 139 623 10 140 539 102 18

HINDU PUR TALUK t2/14tV HlNDUPUR (M) Total 55,901 5,264 458 Ward 1 Total 3,629 41 44 I 525 2 574 3 3 705 3 4 665 12 S 612 7 6 548 19 41 2 Total 1,664 3 4 7 632 4 8 588 9 444 3

3 Total 3,840 162 3 H1 575 11 699 12 52.5 4 13 774 158 3 14 555 15 712 .. Total 4,458 263 18 16- 773 35 12 17 596 18 726 6 19 560 20 557 21 ti94 228 22 552 5 Totat 7,06) 335 44 46 35 \ i 23 700 24 699 20 1 25 898 58 4 463

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

HINDUPUR T ALUK 12/l4/V Hindupur (M) (Contd.) Ward 5 (Concld.) 26 532 60 4 27 723 13 28 750 68 29 690 35 30 843 19 31 731 IS 32 495 1

6 Total 1,378 33 704 34 674

7 Total 2,478 17 35 631 17 36 568 37 648 38 631

8 Total 1,052 to 39 502 40 550 10 9 Total 1,550 1,216 41 483 149 42 506 506 43 561 561 10 Total 1,950 1.268 44 652 624 45 639 639 46 659 5 11 Total 2,)81 47 509 48 475 49 540 50 657

12 Total 2,430 87 19 51 590 52 556 21 13 53 558 6 54 726 66 13 Total 3,621 1% 82 55 729 ()6 56 571 127 5 57 584 464

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block

2 3 4 5 6

HINDUPUR TALUK 12/'4/V Hindupur (M) (Concld.) Ward 13 (Concld.) 58 617 3 59 570 6 60 550 71

14 Total 2,214 141 125 61 539 139 64 586 2 65 607 66 482 125

15 Total 1,173 3 67 576 2 68 597 t6. Total 2,526 101 69 688 70 475 3 71 572 72 791 98 11 Tatar 5,671 1,357 17 73 710 548 74 616 615 75 595 61 76 655 39 77 548 78 692 56 79 630 23 14 80 622 8 81 603 6 3

18 Total 3,576 56 21 82 680 3 21 83 561 50 84 663 85 603 86 549 87 520 3 19 Total 2,216 8 8} 88 532 89 609 2 75 90 559 6 91 516 6

20 Total 1,233 62 727 63 506 465

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

KADJRJ TALUK 12/16/Vl KADIRI (M) Total 5:,774 2,420 1,058 Ward 1 Total 11,818 1.045 288 693 13 12 2 644 3 615 20 4 611 9 52 5 600 24 6 619 17 4 7 602 73 4 8 700 IS3 9 1,052 513 20 10 940 145 23 11 679 23 9 12 662 6 13 648 11 14 617 15 665 13 4 16 691 30 37 17 780 19 99 2 Total 1,742 96 8 18 644 96 8 19 449 20 649 3 Total 2,553 30 21 21 673 8 6 22 582 23 603 4 24 695 22 11 4 Total 1,214 to 25 617 2 26 597 8 5 Total 1,367 27 699 28 668 Total 1,257 29 607 30 6S0 7 Total 2,139 15 31 718 15 32 666 33 755 466

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Scheduled Scheduled location Name of E.B. Total Castes Tribes Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population No. Block 6 2 3 4 5

KADIRI TALUK

I2/I6/VI Kadiri (M) (eontd} Ward 8 Total 2.653 34 674 35 662 36 576 37 741 211 \54 9 Total 5,163 38 647 3 39 39 627 141 40 698 21 71 41 679 27 42 675 2 8 43 648 40 44 602 3 45 587 4 57 to Tota' 8,641 15 46 620 47 660 48 664 6 49 606 SO 596 6 51 549 5 S2 535 5 53 607 S4 700 55 649 56 631 57 645 46 58 I dS5 4 5 H Total 2.314 8 3 59 524 60 498 4 61 705 2 62 587 4 402 12 Total 1.707 63 522 64 652 51 65 533 351 36 13 Total 1.690 103 66 748 36 67 942 103 467

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TOTAL. SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code TownlWard/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

KADlRI TALUK

12JI6/VI K~diri (M) (Concld.) Ward 14 Total 2.388 221 199 68 915 141 51 69 647 80 52 80 826 96

15 Total 3,149 33 267 70 692 32 202 71 573 60 72 618 2 73 646 3 74 620

16 Total 1,283 2 75 640 2 76 643

17 Total 1,690 241 H 77 598 190 78 447 48 79 645 3 11

KALYANDURG TALUK

12/81VII KALYANDURG (P) Total 17,049 951 2()c) Ward 1 Total 669 II 118 583 5 119 86 6 2 Total 641 3 120 573 3 121 68

3 Total 743 3 122 544 I 123 199 2 4 Total 665 124 411 125 254

5 Total R24 126 343 127 481

6 Total 1,089 4 8 128 171 4 129 585 130 333 8 468 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

KAL Y ANDURG T ALUK 12/8/VII Kalyandurg (p) (Concld.) Ward 7 Total 1,109 4 131 307 132 612 4 133 190 8 Total 3,243 18 134 134 396 135 527 3 21 136 636 20 137 753 138 768 8 13!} 163 7 93 Total 3,879 319 29 140 504 42 9 141 673 73 142 654 51 6 143 922 25 144 90\ 120 9 145 225 8 5 IO Total 2,184 598 8 146 489 8 141 483 62 148 612 176 149< 600 360 U Total 2,003 5 16 150 149 lSI 654 10 152 711 5 6 153 489

PENUKONDA TALUK

12/12/VIII PENUKONDA (P}I Total 12,373 S4~ 278 Ward 1 Total 3,939 390 43 187 811 57 27 188 573 40 16 189 598 190 584 244 J91 592 49 192 781 2 Total ],618 57 36 193 653 194 645 19 195 320 38 36 469

APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

PENUKONDA TALUK 12/12/VITT Penukonda (P) (Coneld.) Ward 3 Total 848 6 196 230 197 618 6 4 Total 1,345 13 198 720 199 625 13 5 Total 1,693 48 182 200 569 201 556 9 3 202 568 39 179 6 Total 1,045 203 489 204 556 7 Total I,R85 34 1I 205 699 15 206 1i10 6 5 207 576 13 6

RAYADURG TALUK lZ/l/IX RAYADURG (M) Total 32,745 1,858 236 Ward 1 Total 2,820 735 2 688 3 734 4 663 2 Total 1,494 5 799 6 695 3 Total 1,950 7 672 8 657 9 621 4 Total 1.480 10 700 11 780 5 Total 1.254 6 12 651 3 J 3 1i03 3 6 Total 974 14 524 15 450 470

APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

RAYADURG TALUK

12JlilX R Ward 7 Total 3,039 1,205 9 16 758 530 11 749 146 18 731 523 9 19 801 6 Total 1.672 9 20 874 9 21 798 Total 2,552 347 23 22 778 193 22 23 627 127 24 530 2 25 617 25 10 Tolal 2,957 119 104 26 748 30 18 27 610 II 14 28 711 33 5 29 828 45 67 II Total 950 11 30 950 11 12 Total 1,234 107 92 3-1 631 8 52 3-2 603 99 40

J3 Total 1.238 23 33 606 22 34 632 14 Total 1,332 5 3S 675 36 657 5 1.5 Total 3,218 13 'J7 670 6 38 641 39 643 40 6~2 41 620 7 If). Total 3,257 12 2 42 689 43 645 44 801 45 6:21 6 2 46 501 6 471 APPENDIX to URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

RAYADURG TALUK 12/l/IX Rayadurg (M) (Concld.) Ward 17 Total 1,324 6 47 720 48 604 6

TADPATRI TALUK 12/5/X TADPATRI (M) Total 53,920 5.097 990 Ward 1 Total 3,502 429 II

1 ~38 22 II 2 958 3 967 384 4 739 23 2 Total 3,580 2,389 60 5 964 860 8 6 893 809 11 7 987 720 8 736 41 3 Total 3,857 9 800 10 965 11 650 12 674 13 768 4 Total 4,104 243 206 14 1,006 18 121 15 1.072 206 16 653 19 60 17 734 18 639 25 5 Total 2.272 12 19 752 20 730 21 790 12 6 Total 2.206 23 22 733 23 753 16 24 720 7 7 Total 2.271 101 25 725 101 26 792 27 754 472

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block

2 3 4 5 6

TADPATRI TALUK 12/5/X Tadpatri (M) (eontd.l Ward 8 Total 3.474 55 7 28 681 29 624 9 30 758 27 3\ 720 19 7 32 69\ 9 Total 2,358 82 98 33 734 6 97 34 799 76 35 825 l() Total 2,243 32 47 36 816 20 I 37 832 12 46 3'& 595 II Total 2,310 7 3 3C) 575 40 845 41 890 7 3 12 Total 3,634 31 34 42 903 31 34 43 },150 44 8\9 45 762 13 1'otal 4,559 19 173 45 1.106 6 169 47 980 7 48 725 4g 719 4 50 427 51 6~2 6 14 Total 2.381 4 52 808' 53' 650 4 54 355 55 569 15 Total 7,034 748 330 56 1,016 153 96 57 876 40 58 753 19 11 59 638 101 4 60 10\21 356 7 61 952 17 5 62 t)()O 74 63 778 28 167 473 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/U rban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

TADPATRI TALUK 12J5/X Tadpatri (M) (Concld.) Ward 16 Total 4,134 922 21 64 927 57 10 65 776 374 66 715 183 8 67 790 106 3 68 926 202

URAVAKONDA T AUJK 12/3/XI URAVAKONDA TOWN (P) Total 21,754 2,234 180 Ward 1 Total 1,719 112 5 158 649 112 5 159 581 160 489 2 Tota! 715 161 715 3 Total 708 162 566 163 142 4 Total 983 293 164 466 239 165 517 54 5 Total 1.1 19 17 5 166 678 13 167 441 4 5 6 Total 1>173 9 168 186 169 638 4 170 349 5 7 Total },973 132 H2 171 319 16 172 625 8 173 584 71 174 445 37 t12 8 Total 2,247 94 22 175 315 176 697 9 177 639 8 178 596 77 22 9 Tota\ 2,505 381 21 179 644 37 180 757 135 13 181 1> 104 ::09 8 474

APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

URAVAKONDA TALUK 12/3/XI Urauakoncta (P) (Concld.) Ward 10 Total 4.664 1.172 15 ]82 617 537 183 685 271 184 637 323 185 628 18 186 624 4 14 187 612 188 554 18 189 307 1 11 Total 1,532 18 190 257 18 191 601 192 674 12 Total 1,027 4 193 528 194 499 4 13 Total 574 195 111 196 463 14 Total 815 2 197 177 198 638 2 SPECIAL P.C.A. ON S.C. & S.T. 476

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1981 CENSUS PUBLICATIONS GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS Series-2 Andhra Pradesh

Part I-A Administration Report - Enumeration

Part I-B Administration Report - Tabu lation

Part II-A General Population Tables - A Series

Part II-B Primary Census Abstract

Part I I-A General Economic Tables - B Series III-B }

Part IV-A Social and Cultural Tables - C Series IV-B }

Part V-A Migration Tables - D Series V-B }

Part VI-A Fertility Tables - F Series VI-B }

Part VII Tables on Houses and Disabled Population

Part VIII-A HH Series Tables covering material of construction of Houses Part VIII-B Tables HH-17, HH-17 SC and HH-17 ST

Part IX Special Tables on SC & ST

Part X-A Town Directory

Part X-B Survey Reports on Selected Towns

Part X-C Survey Reports on Selected Villages

Part XI Ethnographic studies on SC & ST

Part XII Census Atlas

GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH PUBLICATIONS * District Census Handbooks

Part XIII-: }Village & Town Dirp.ctory B Vi Ilage and Town Primary Census Abstract (One Volume for each district)

* Available for sale at the Publication Bureau, Government Central Press, Chenchalguda, Hyderabad-500 659

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT

ERRATA

Page Column Reference For Read (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

PART-A

[41 Source 15-1-1951 15-1-1981 [51 Para S, Line II of three of the three [16] 2 Para 2, Line 7 2,9659 acres 29,659 acres under Sericulture

[201 2 Last para, Line 2 inhabited Uninhabited [24} Para 2, Last line aod and [32} 2 Para 2, Line 10 to suit the to suit to study the [40} 2 Para I, Line 1 recording as recording an t50} 4 Table 14,0-5 range 9 7 (16·98) (13·21)

PART-B

12 2 L. C. No.4 Siddarampuram Siddararnapuram 20 2 L. C. No. 19 Rayamapalle Rayampalle 22 3 32 Uravakonda 3,991.81 3,027.68 63 2 • P' Alphabet Papampplle Papampalle 64 (\ 11 Kalagalla 3- -5 67 17 L. C. 39 827·59 897·59 81 16 L C.l T (227.79) T (327.79) 97' Taluk Name DHARMAVARM DHARMAVARAM 106 3 13. R. Locherla 1,438.98 1.483·98 11() 8 41 Somandepalle PO,PTO PO,TO 120 2 L.C.37 Hull ikeradevarahalli Huliker adeva raha iii 128 ]0 19 Devulacheruvu BS -5 139 2 'S' Alphabet Sriobandlapall e Srobandlapa II e 144 5 L. C. 39 -3 -5 146 9 64 Chinagonipalle 10+ 5-10 151 ]6 L.C.4 0(20.24) GC (20.24) ]70 32 L. C. 3. Ur:avakonda 3 ]70 32 L. C. 4. Gooty 3 180 Z Nallamada Taluk 11 -15 55 Veeravobanapalle 55 Veeraobanapalle 183 2 Kanekal Taluk 0-5 13 Govindavadda 13 Govindavada ERRATA (Collcld.)

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193 2 SI. No.5 Chinnabothur Chinn~hothur

239 3 SI. No. 19 9 Nandigavandlapalle 9 NandimakulapaIle

258 5 S1. No.1 18.65 16.35 258 5 SI. No.4 42·4\ 51.90 259 16 SI. No.1 6,409 '7,311

259 16 SI. No.4 1,995 1,630

259 15 SI. No.8 (33.52) (33.56) 278 18 Anantapur (M) 29,746 26,746

293 3 27 Kanekal 15,966·67 5,966.67

365 2 29 Dharmavaram 3,642.00 3,632.85 366 23 Dharmavaram Taluk (R) 2,673 2,973

422 5 Block-IO EB-267 Cherlopalle Kottalu Cherlopalle Kottalu half of the Military tope paramboke Kottalu

424 4 Ward 14 EB 80 14/365 14/363 433 4 Ward 18 EB 114 IIt182-2 18/182-2