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Name of Block:- KALLIKUDI Block : Kallikudi List of Minor Irrigation Tank Available Name of District:- MADURAI Name of Block:- KALLIKUDI Area in Sl.No Name of Panchayat Name of Habitation Name of MI Tank Survey No Ayacut "Hec" "Hec" 1 Avalsooranpatti Kokkulancheri Melakanmoi 353 21.37.5 52.8 2 Chithur Chithur Periyakulam Kanmoi 43 48.50 167.00 3 Kallikudi Pallapacheri Sengulam Kanmoi 210/1 26.76.5 40.50.0 4 Nesaneri Nesaneri Pottal Kanmoi-1 40 36.92.0 36.92.0 5 Nedunkulam Nedunkulam Pudhur Nedungulam Kanmoi 70/1 57.61.0 29.86.0 6 S.P.Natham SP Natham Pudhukulam Kanmoi 281 27.81.0 25.14.0 7 Thirumal Paraikulam Paraikulam Kanmoi 24 30.00.5 11.22.0 8 Villur Villur Venkada Samudram Kanmoi 29 12.85.0 19.65.5 9 Villur Villur Kottankulam Kanmoi 441 4.47.0 24.75.0 10 Villur Uvari Vaiyapuri Kanmoi 460-4 7.60.5 91.64 11 Villur Villur Vettankulam Kanmoi 478 14.23.0 6.91.0 12 Kallikudi Agathapatti Arasankulam Kanmoi 383 48.55.5 15.25.0 List of Minor Irrigation Tank Available Name of District:- MADURAI Block : Kallikudi Area in Sl.No Name of Panchayat Name of Habitation Name of MI Tank Survey No Ayacut "Hec" "Hec" 1 T.Arasapatti T Arasapatti Periya oorani(255) 255 2.51.5 2 T.Arasapatti Veyiluganthapuram Vendurai oorani(71) 71 4.77.0 3 T.Arasapatti T Arasapatti Ayyanar oorani(54) 54 3.57.0 4 Avalsooranpatti Avalsooranpatti oorani(324) 324 0.24.0 5 Avalsooranpatti Kokkulancheri Neeravi Oorani (378) 378 0.32.0 6 Avalsooranpatti Avalsooranpatti oorani(284) 284 0.22.0 7 Avalsooranpatti Avalsooranpatti oorani(253) 253 0.18.5 8 Avalsooranpatti Avalsooranpatti oorani(135) 135 0.21.5 9 Chithur Servaikaranpatti Kallan oorani(13) 13 2.47.0 10 Chithur Servaikaranpatti Kalladevan oorani(56) 56 0.68.0 11 Chithur Servaikaranpatti Mailadevan oorani(65) 65 0.90.0 12 Chithur Chithur oorani(68) 68 0.50.0 13 Chithur Chithur rengappa reddiar oorani(176) 176 1.20.0 14 Chithur Chithur reddy oorani(179) 179 1.41.0 15 Chithur Chithur Vattu oorani(191) 191 0.42.5 16 Chithur Chithur Ammachiyar oorani(231) 231 0.69.0 17 Chithur Chithur sankar devar oorani(254) 254 0.30.0 18 Karisalkalampatti Karisalkalampatti Patchal naicker oorani(64) 64 1.26.5 19 Karisalkalampatti Karisalkalampatti Kandra manikam oorani(51) 51 0.66.0 20 Karisalkalampatti Karisalkalampatti Ellamanaicker oorani(67) 67 0.37.0 21 Karisalkalampatti Karisalkalampatti Mela oorani(192) 192 6.79.0 22 Karisalkalampatti Karisalkalampatti Manja oorani-1(22) 22 2.21.0 23 Karisalkalampatti Karisalkalampatti Manja oorani-2(9) 9 3.38.0 24 Karisalkalampatti Swamimallampatti Gurureddy oorani(65) 65 0.82.0 25 Karisalkalampatti Swamimallampatti Pillayarkoil oorani(7) 7 2.22.0 26 Karisalkalampatti Swamimallampatti Pootha oorani(10) 10 0.51.5 27 Karisalkalampatti Swamimallampatti Ravuthar gavundar oorani(18) 18 1.31.5 28 Kurayur Kurayur Malu Oornai Masavanatham 163 0.36.5 29 Kurayur Kurayur Theppakulam Kanmoi 1 0.49.5 30 Kurayur Masavanatham Kattakarupan oorani(36) 36 2.73.0 31 Kurayur Kurayur Machammal oorani(38) 38 2.73.0 32 Kurayur Kurayur Masavanatham Kanmoi 95 0.54.5 33 Kurayur Mochikulam Sambakulam oorani(198) 198 1.66.0 34 Kurayur Kurayur Peikulam oorani(225) Mochikulam 225 1.45.5 35 Kurayur Kurayur Periya Kanmoi 146 0.26.0 36 Kallikudi Kallikudi Vinayakar koil oorani(183) 183 0.41.5 37 Kallikudi Kallikudi Alagappa oorani(146-1) 146-1 2.36.0 38 Kallikudi Vadakkampatti AD colony oorani(191) 191 0.86.0 39 Kallikudi Vadakkampatti Mudhalai oorani(257) 257 0.82.0 40 Kallikudi Kallikudi Kalligudi Oorani 1 1.62.0 41 Kallikudi Agathapatti Ambattyan oorani(480) 480 1.03.5 42 Kallikudi Vadakkampatti Vadakkampatti Oorani 430 0.81.0 43 Kallikudi Vadakkampatti Kuruvireddiyar oorani(508) 508 1.59.5 44 Kallikudi Agathapatti Agathapatti Oorani 515 0.21.5 45 Kallikudi Kallikudi Kalligudi kanmoi(567) 567 12.44.5 46 Kallikudi Pottalpatti oorani(578) 578 0.22.5 47 Kallikudi Kallikudi Sivankoil oorani(121) 121 0.21.0 48 Kallikudi Pottalpatti Pitchai oorani(179) 179 0.97.5 49 Kallikudi Kallikudi ayya oorani(159) 159 1.22.0 50 Kallikudi Vadakkampatti Mandai oorani(158) 158 0.63.5 51 Kallikudi Agathapatti Kotta alamarathu oorani(72) 72 1.01.0 52 Kallikudi Vadakkampatti Nayakar oorani(253) 253 0.45.5 53 Kallikudi Vadakkampatti Thimmi reddy oorani(17) 17 0.86.0 54 Kallikudi Agathapatti Deivathu oorani(225) 225 0.34.0 55 Kallikudi Lalapuram Kodangi oorani(129) 129 0.29.0 56 Kallikudi Lalapuram Oorani(587) 587 0.35.0 57 Kallikudi Kallikudi Konar oorani(607) 607 0.93.5 58 Kallikudi Kallikudi Vattara ooorani(351) 351 1.35.5 59 Kallikudi Agathapatti Neeravi oorani(355) 355 0.40.0 60 Kallikudi Kallikudi Kallikudi Oorani 363 0.81.0 61 Kallikudi Vadakkampatti Chetti oorani(370) 370 0.42.5 62 Koodakoil Krishnapuram Perumalkoil oorani(106) 106 0.34.5 63 Koodakoil Koodakovil oorani(144) 144 0.76.5 64 Koodakoil Koodakovil oorani(149) 149 0.45.0 65 Koodakoil Koodakovil oorani(141) 141 0.39.5 66 Koodakoil Koodakovil Devar adiyar oorani(28/4) 28/4 0.56.5 67 Koodakoil Koodakovil Alagar oorani(35) 35 0.37.5 68 Koodakoil Koodakovil Irulappan oorani(31) 31 0.57.0 69 T.Kokkulam T Kokkulam Veerakkal Orani (158) 158 70 T.Kokkulam T Kokkulam Vettuva Orani (24) 24 4.15.0 71 T.Kokkulam T Kokkulam Malai Koil oorani(141) 141 72 T.Kokkulam T Kokkulam Muniyandikoil oorani(57) 57 3.66.0 73 T.Kokkulam T Kokkulam Pillyar naickar oorani(80) 80 2.15.0 74 T.Kokkulam T Kokkulam Melakoil oorani(147) 147 0.50.0 75 T.Kokkulam T Kokkulam Soorammal koil oorani(166) 166 3.17.5 76 Kallanai Kallanai Parai oorani(32) 32 0.35.5 77 Maittanpatti Maittanpatti Etchimarathu oorani(83-1) 83-1 0.16.0 78 Maittanpatti Maittanpatti Pottal oorani(95) 95 2.57.0 79 Maittanpatti Maittanpatti Kondammal oorani(103) 103 0.46.5 80 Maittanpatti Maittanpatti Chinna kanmoi oorani(48) 48 1.45.5 81 Maittanpatti Maittanpatti Kattu oorani(22) 22 0.69.0 82 Maravapatti Chithalai Kattai devan oorani(170) 170 0.22.5 83 Maravapatti Chithalai ayyanar koil oorani(172) 172 0.20.0 84 Maravapatti Seeniyapuram Perumalkovil orani(269) 269 85 Maravapatti Maravapatti Vilamarathu oorani(152) 152 0.88.0 86 Maravapatti Maravapatti Murugan Kovil Oorani (122) 122 0.61.5 87 Maruthangudi Maruthangudi Kal Oorani (48) 48 0.86.0 88 Maruthangudi Maruthangudi oorani(80) 80 0.24.0 89 Maruthangudi Maruthangudi oorani(73) 73 0.46.0 90 Maruthangudi Maruthangudi oorani(110) 110 0.26.0 91 Maruthangudi Maruthangudi oorani(134) 134 0.32.0 92 Melauppuligundu Melaupplikundu Thiruparkadal oorani(49) 49 1.40.0 93 Melauppuligundu Melaupplikundu Malai Koil oorani(37) 37 94 Nallamanaikkanpatti Nallamanaikkanpatti Pillayarkoil oorani(59a) 59A 0.47.5 95 Nesaneri Nesaneri Kottapuram oorani(63) 63 0.82.0 96 Nesaneri Nesaneri perumalsamy oorani(136) 136 0.48.0 97 Nesaneri Nesaneri Pottal kanmoi-2(125) 125 0.31.5 98 Nedunkulam Nedunkulam Perumal koil oorani(15) 15 1.76.0 99 Nedunkulam Nedunkulam Chettiyaroorani(30) 30 2.31.0 100 Odaipatti Idayanatham Kulangai river with oorani(1-2) 2 0.36.5 101 Odaipatti Odaipatti South oorani(108-1) 108-1 28.90.5 102 Odaipatti Odaipatti Muthu reddy oorani(84-1) 84-1 1.35.5 103 Odaipatti Odaipatti Pattalamman oorani(50-7) 50-7 0.03.5 104 Odaipatti Odaipatti Venkat reddy oorani(31-1) 31-7 0.61.5 105 Odaipatti Odaipatti Rama natham oorani(56-1) 56-1 4.53.5 106 Odaipatti Odaipatti North oorani(3) 3 0.81.5 107 M.Pudhupatti M Pudhupatti Nalla thanneeroorani(210) 210 1.53.5 108 M.Pothanadhi M Pothanathi Kulichinna oorani(291-7) 291-7 0.70.5 109 M.Pothanadhi M Pothanathi Perumalkoil oorani(302-1) 302-1 1.15.5 110 M.Pothanadhi M Pothanathi Karupasamykoil oorani(302-2) 302-2 1.01.5 111 S.P.Natham SP Natham Alagar kandachetty oorani(238) 238 0.56.0 112 S.P.Natham SP Natham oorani(7) 7 0.60.0 113 S.P.Natham SP Natham oorani(36) 36 0.63.0 114 S.P.Natham SP Natham Guruva reddy oorani(261) 261 2.17.5 115 S.P.Natham Perumalpatti Ramakkal Oorani (187) 187 0.52.0 116 S.P.Natham Perumalpatti oorani(221) 221 3.41.0 117 S.P.Natham Perumalpatti Kasthuri oorani(318) 318 3.18.5 118 S.P.Natham SP Natham oorani(160) 160 0.54.0 119 Sivarakkottai Sivarakottai Mela oorani(126) 126 6.81.0 120 Sivarakkottai Sivarakottai Othapuli oorani(137) 137 0.44.5 121 Sivarakkottai Sivarakottai Mottai oorani(248) 248 0.22.5 122 Sivarakkottai Sivarakottai Karupayee oorani(264) 264 0.37.0 123 Sivarakkottai Sivarakottai Anaimalai oorani(273) 273 0.62.5 124 Sennampatti Sennampatti Ellai oorani(136) 136-2 0.31.5 125 Sennampatti Sennampatti Idayanatham Oorani 26 0.11.0 126 Sennampatti Sennampatti Soodamani oorani(99) 99 0.47.0 127 Sennampatti Sennampatti Millai Oorani 122-2 0.11.0 128 Sennampatti Sennampatti Printhavan Oorani 95 1.16.5 129 Sennampatti Sennampatti Mattu mandai oorani(49) 49 1.87.5 130 Sennampatti Sennampatti Karattu oorani(42-11) 42-11 0.60.5 131 Sennampatti Sennampatti Pottal oorani(232) 232 5.08.0 132 Sennampatti Sennampatti Sangu oorani-1(204) 204 1.49.5 133 Sennampatti Sennampatti Vellamal oorani(163) 163 1.00.5 134 Sennampatti Sennampatti Sangu oorani-2(155) 155 0.67.0 135 Sengapadai Sengapadai Pollappaneri oorani(152) 152 2.32.5 136 Sengapadai Gopalapuram Sankarappa naickar oorani(75) 75 1.19.0 137 Sengapadai Sengapadai Kuruvachi oorani(94) 94 0.55.0 138 Sengapadai Sengapadai Naickar oorani(117) 117 1.99.0 139 Sengapadai Sengapadai Muthalai Oorani 129 1.56.0 140 Sengapadai Sengapadai Sennaya naickar oorani(101) 101 3.24.0 141 Sengapadai Sengapadai Mani naickar oorani(211) 211 0.60.5 142 Sengapadai Sengapadai Sunambu oorani(100) 100 8.24.0 143 Sengapadai Sengapadai Kammalan oorani(171) 171 0.41.0 144 Sengapadai Sengapadai Chinna arasamarathu oorani(162) 162 1.35.0 145 Sengapadai Sengapadai Periya arasamarathu oorani(175) 175 0.35.0 146 Sengapadai Sengapadai Alakatti oorani(65) 65 0.79.0
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