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R1~~ICf5 \Ji.-:jJI OI11 ~ DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS Bcti"! ~ UTTAR PRADESH
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'HI:iGIfl!cn fctCfim ~-~ 314 qR~If0:rt I tmn. ~ FchRlI om ~ ~ "CfiT fcrcn"rft" ~ -erR 319 " \J1""iJjOI""i1 ~lll\J1""i ~ ~, lfR ...m ~, \J1""i JloHI ;pffi em ~ '3QlllJI ~ ~ 325 III qq \J1 C'I em $ CJR p ~ "!JTfiT q%T ~ (ft I!Ie; I flIq:; fclq;m '& 0\SClI '<) 326 IV 3lj~ct \l1IRlll~ ~ 3lj~ct \J1""ivllRlll~ ~ \J1""iti&:l1 "CfiT cgcl" vHfit.clIl ~ 31jtITff 327 tJfu:R cf> ~ m qft ~ ~- I I ~ Pt~~Iq:;1 I ~ 3tR ~ ~Rlf5lft 357 " "fl"Rl qft ~ 'qat ~ ~. 1989 359 III ""iJI- Page No. 1 Foreword III 2 Preface VII 3 Map of District 4 Important Statistics of the District IX 5 Brief History of District Census Hand Book ~I 6 Analytical Note I 7 Section-I(I) Map and Village Directory 1 Community Development Block· Kaimganj 16 2 Community Development Block·Nawabganj 38 3 Community Development Block- Shamsabad 50 4 Community Development Block- Rajepur 72 5 Community Development Block- Barhpur 92 6 Community Development Block- Mohamadabad 104 7 Community Development Block- Kamalganj 120 8 Community Development Block- Chhibramau 142 9 Community Development Block- Talgram 158 10 Community Development Block- Saurikh 172 11 Community Development Block- Haseran 184 12 Community Development Block- Jalalabad 192 13 Community Development Block-Kannauj 204 14 Community Development Block- Umarda 224 15 Forest Villages A- (ii) Alphabetical List of Villages 1 Community Development Block- Kaimganj 238 2 Community Development Block-Nawabganj 246 3 Community Development Block- Shamsabad 250 4 Community Development Block- Rajepur 258 5 Community Development Block- 8arhpur 265 CONTENTS Page No. 6 Community Development Block- Mohamadabad 270 7 Community Development Block- Kamalganj 276 8 Community Development Block- Chhibramau 284 9 Community Development Block- Talgram 290 10 Community Development Block- Saurikh 295 11 Community Development Block- Haseran 300 12 Community Development Block- Jalalabad 303 13 Community Development Block-Kannauj 307 14 Community Development Block- Umarda 314 APPENDICES I C.D.Block wise Absract of Educational, Medical and other Amenities 319 II Land use data in respect of non-municiapl towns (Census town) 325 III List of villages where no Amenity other than the drinking Water is available 326 IV List of villages according to the population of scheduled caste & scheduled tribes 327 to the total population by ranges. 8 Section II - Town Directory I Status and Growth History 357 II Physical Aspects and Location of towns - 1989 359 III Municipal Finance 1988-89 361 IV Civic and other amenities -1989 362 IVA Civic and other amenities in notified slums-1989 364 V Medical, Educational Recreation and Cultural Facilities -1989 366 VI Trade, Commerece Industry and Banking -1989 368 APPENDICES Towns showing their outgrowth with population 369 QffilCl11 ;.fflT ~ cIT m t:;IT ~ \ffi P\ttlct11 ~ c#r ~ tft 'll ~ ~ mvrrrr ~31T rm ~ 1ff{ ~ filCf»fllfJiCf/ ~ iRA '# -q m"itq> ~ 3fR m:r ~ c#I ~~ 31T'Gi ~ \111 41°111 ~ *t ~ ~ ~ fc)Cf>lfll('lJ41 ~ ci1 ~ mofqo ~ m uTb flftllRit q; ~ ~ if ~&1T c#t 7l1fI1 ~ CfiTd ~ ~ocfio fW6. \31i ~ l'I~lIflPlq; ~ mcfi ~ 1 &m fcf;m 1J1IT 3fR ~ ~O~O ~. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -eqr /~"lIT mfWcr ~ ~ mJT Pla~lclii /JrrOtifOmO ~ ~ *t I ~ if lff ~ J1~I' the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place having such amenity was Publication of the District Census Handbooks (DCHs) was initiated after given, Information on some new items such as adult literacy centres, Primary the 1951 Census and is continuing since then with some innovations health sub-centres and Community health workers in the Village were provided so Imodifications after each decennial Census, This is the most valuable district level as to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programmes. publication brought out by the Census Organisation on behalf of each State Similarly information on approach to the village was also provided for the first Government / Union Territory administration, It inter alia provides datal time in the Village Directory so as to give an idea about the number of information on some of the basic demographic and socio-economic characteristics inaccessible villages in each district. In case of Town Directories also, keeping in and on the availability of certain important civic amenities Ifacilities in each view the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme, a statement IV-A on village and town of the respective districts, This publication has thus proved to be slums, was provided so as to enable the planners to chalk out the programmes for of immense utility to the planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. providing better civic and other amenities in the slums. In this statement details on The scope of the District Census Handbook was initially confined certain civic and other amenities were reported for the slums of Class I and Class II important census tables on population, economic and socio-cultural aspects as also towns. A part from this, one column on the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled the Primary Census Abstract (P,C.A.) of each village and town (ward-wise) of the Tribes population and another on adult literacy classes I centres were added in district. The District Census Handbook published after the 196 t Census Statements IV and V respectively, contained descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census The manner of presentation of the DCHs for the 1991 Census is by and tables and Village and Town Directories including PCA. After the 1971 Census, large the same as followed in 1981. However, the format of PCA has been two parts of the District Census Handbooks (Part-A comprising Village and Town restructured slightly in the 1991 Census for the benetit of data users. Nine-fold Directories and Part-B comprising Village and Town PCA) were released in all industrial classification of main workers has been given as against four-fold the States and Union Territories. The third part-C of the District Census industrial classification presented in the 1981 census. In addition to this, the sex Handbooks comprising administrative statistics and district census tables, which wise population in the 0-6 age-group has also been included in PCA for the fIrst was also to be brought out could not be published in many StateslUTs due to time with a view to enabling data users to compute more realistic literacy rate as considerable delay in compilation of relevant material. In 1981, some new all children below 7 years of age have been treated as illiterate at the time of the features alongwith the restructuring of the formats of Village and Town Directory 1991 Census. It is expected that the above mentioned modifications will help the were introduced in the District Census Handbooks. These were published in two planners in chalking out more effective developmental programmes. parts for each district after the 1981 Census. While part A comprised Village and One of the most important innovations in the 1991 Census is the Town Directories, the PCA of villages and towns (ward-wise) including Community Development Block level presentation of data in the Village Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe PCA upto tahsil/town level were provided Directory and PCA instead of the traditional TahsillTalukaiPS level presentation. in part B. To illustrate, all the amenities except electricity were brought together It is expected that the presentation of Village Directory and PCA data at C.D. in the Village Directory and if an amenity was not available in the referent village, IV Block level will help the planners in formulation of micro-level developmental under the guidance of Shri M.K. Jain, the present Deputy Registrar General (S.S.). plans, as the C.D. Block is the lowest administrative unit for developmental This task was carried out by Shri A.K. Singh, Deputy Director who was assisted planning. of Census/non-Census data, a model District Census Handbook from each State In order to facilitate the task of administrators, planners and researchers and Union Territory was thoroughly scrutinised in the Social Studies Division by intending to use Village Directory/PCA data, either from the magnetic Shri N.S. Soam, Assistant Director and his staff. Technical guidance in the tapes/floppies or from the published records, both the computer and manual codes preparation of the maps was initially provided by Dr. B.K. Roy, former Deputy for each village have been provided for the 1991 Census alongwith the Registrar General (Map) and later by Mrs. Minati Ghosh, the present Deputy corresponding codes of 1981. Registrar General (Map). This publication is a joint venture of the State GovemmentlUnion I am thankful to all those who have contributed to this project. Territory administration and Census Organisation. The data have been collected aM compiled under the direction of Shri Vijender Paul, Director of Census Operations, Uttar Pradesh on behalf of the State GovemrnentlUT administration which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of the publication was initiated by Dr. K.P. Ittaman, fonner Deputy A.R. Nanda Registrar General (Social Studies) and Shri M.M. Dua, Joint Director. For the Registrar General, India sake of uniformity in presentation of information /data and for preparation of New Delhi analytical note depicting the salient features emerging from a micro-level analysis June 11, 1992 '1Pi~ild ~I ~ ~ &RT ~ "ffiCfiR ~ IJ1""l l IOI1I Wra.r ~ ~ ~ it ~ 'lfl af;r ~ f?fcm:f ~ \11114)1~ -gg ~ ~ m (vrr 'tlf41~d 1I \3"'CJ Iigl'<~~I'< (~) 3lR ~ fTrmfr ~ ~ \3"'CJ 1161' Cc!IISUS Abstract. This feature: would ensure a clear picture of lite:racy lewd in II III the modern era of plaruling tor developmental schemes, information district too. Through these publications, which are a joint effort of the State regarding condition of human resources of an area is of prime consideration not Government and Census Organization, now more details about workers engaged only for determination of suitable strategy of development but also for an in various types of economic activities in a district are being shown in the data assessment of developmental process at mass level. The latter aspect is of presented for 1991 Census. We have now stored data in respect ofV.D. and considerable importance in view of the fact that huge resources have been pumped into for enhancement of the people while the resultant benefit accrued to them is ". P.C.A. for 1991 Census on the magnetic tapes and floppies. The assistance found to be either unsatisfactory or shaped into a slip-shod example of unproper received in this regard from local NIC Unit of Planning Commission is implementation. In our country the age of planning has heralded during the fiftees commendable. The data can now be obtained using nationwide NICNET facilities. and in the beginning of the ninetees we hear a shift in our approach to tackle It has ensured data users the benefit of computers regarding population figures. In problems. But whatever is our premises for directing the economy, the knowledge these publications village-wise computer codes are also being indicated for about population dynamics on a regional level is of immense importance. reference. To make still more useful these publications are being provided with Adhering to the above objective Census Organization being country's sole usual extra features such as an exhaustive Analytical Note, Important Statistics of organization dealing with statistics, has been trying to contribute its share of the district and some important maps. responsibilities. One of the useful exercise in this connection is the publication of These publications are being brought out in two parts viz. part-A and B. the District Census Handbooks introduced since 1951 Census. This publication is Part-A is further divided into two sections. Section I incorporates the Village now a regular feature published with some improvements after completion of Directory and Section II contains the Town Directory Statements. The decennial Censuses. responsibility for collection/supply of data relating to Village and Town The fact that out of every six Indians, one is from Uttar Pradesh itself Directories is of the State Government while the responsibility of providing reveals the huge population size of the State. The success of Indian planning technical guidance and printed fonns/ schedules for collection of data, its efforts therefore largely depends upon being it successful in the State of U.P. It is tabulation, analysis and publication rests with the Directorate of Census widely upheld that some of the districts in eastern U.P. are included in areas Operations, U.P. In the Part-B volume general population figures in the fonn of demarcated as most backward in country. Micro-level (especially district level) Primary Census Abstracts are provided upto the village and ward level. approach, should be adopted in planning process to ameliorate the condition of In this Directorate, the data was collected and compiled under the the masses. For the first time the District Census Handbooks data are being direction of Shri Vijender Paul, erstwhile Director of Census Opeations, Uttar presented in both volumes at the C.D. Block level. With a view to educating all by Pradesh on behalf of Uttar Pradesh State. The planning and designing of this year 2001 A.D. creation of educational infrastructure at primary level has got publication was carried out by Dr. K.P. Ittaman, fonner Deputy Registrar General added impetus. To facilitate district level functionaries sex-wise r'opulation in the (Social Studies) and Shri M.M. Dua, Joint Director. We are greatly indebted to 0-6 age-group is being presented separately alongwith other details of Primary them. Under the guidance of Shri M.K. Jain the present Deputy Registrar General V/I\ (5.5.) the technical compilation and presentation of the "Analytical Note" portion I am thankful to all the officials/officc;rs who have been associated wit was finalized on the basis of his comments in regard to the draft submitted for a the collection, compilation and analysis of the data and also to concern model district from this Directorate. I am thankful to him, guidance in matter of departmental heads for their direct and indirect cooperation extended preparation of maps was received from Dr. B.K. Roy, former Deputy Registrar collection or supply of data. General (Map) and later by Mrs. Minati Ghosh, the present Deputy Registrar In the end, I hope that data users will fmd these ~olumes pertinent General (Map). In the map unit of the Directorate this job was carried out their needs. accordingly. I place my sincere gratitude to Shri A.R. Nanda, the former Registrar General India for his kind direction without which this publication might not have Lucknow R.K. SINGH seen the light of the day. June, 1996 Joint Director is R e " Q i'J~ .ct II a::I > ;~ i 0< 'r ., .:z: ,-I°_i ~: 'X ;> : :; \\ ~ -, IX Si6fClcrf ~ I mportullt Stntistics wo~o fcIcRur \m'R "cihT Cf)=Q' I. \li.,fi&ll "ll17T czrfctn 139112640 2440266 Population Total Persons 74037145 ~ 1329574 Males fBmi 65075495 1110692 Females ~ "&Tfcffi 111506725 1985645 Rural Persons 59197326 ~ 1086732 Males fBmi 52309399 898913 Females ~ "&Tfcffi 27605915 454621 Urban Persons 14839819 242842 ~ Males fBmi 12766096 211779 Females 2. 1981-91 ~ GWCP if \li.,fi&ll ~ GX Decennial population growth rate during 1981-1991 25.48 25.20 3. ~ tcm fcpo~O) Area (Sq. Kms.) 294411.00 4274.00 4. \li.,fi&ll ~ "ll17T 473 571.00 (>rfcr Cflf fcpo~O) Total x '16l:itg:uf ~ Important Statistics wo~o fclcRur ~ iitiT 4j{'&Ii.lIG SI. No. Description UTTAR FARRUKHABAD, PRADESH Density of population ~ 386 473.00 (per Sq.km.) Rural ~ 4927 5719.00 Urban 5. fWr-~ (>Ifcr ~ ~ ~ 1R' ~ ~ ~) Sex Ratio (No. of females per 1000 males) 3l-~ $r 879 835 A- General Total 1fr4)ur 884 827 Rural ~ 860 872 Urban {l- 3lj~cr ~ mrr 877 814 B- Scheduled Caste Total ~ 880 809 Rural ~ 854 844 Urban ~-31j~('j \11'9\11If?! ~ 914 701 c- Scheduled Tribe Total ~ 920 236 Rural ~ 820 928 X\ '16~crf ~ Important Statistics W-Ox:lO ~ \3m"X m q') '(i' Urban 6. x=rl1fffflT GX (0-6 ~ ~ cf; ~ cnT PlCfilclCfi~) Literacy rate (excluding children in age-group 0-6) 31-~ cz@ffi 41.60 47.13 A- General Persons ~ 55.73 59.48 Male ft?mi 25.31 31.97 Fcmulcs 6I'-31j~Rlt1 ~ cz@ffi 26.85 31.33 B- Scheduled Caste Persons ~ 40.XO 43.10 Male fBmt 10.69 16.32 Females x:r-31j~t1 \JI'1\1lIRl cz@ffi 35.70 35.41 C- Scheduled Tribe Persons ~ 49.95 48.02 Male fBmt 19.86 16.61 Females 7. '¥1 \JI'1t1&41 ~ ~ \1l'1t1~1 em ~ Percentage of urban population to total population 31-~ A- General 19.X4 18.63 3 Xl\ ¥15(i1 w-ox:io fctcRuT \ffi'R iihT QiXi&I6IIG SI. No. Description UTTAR FARRUKHABAD PRADESH q-31j~j\Rl(1 ~ 11.79 14.23 u- Scheduled Caste "X1-31 j,<"[Rm \Jj 'i \Jj I Rl 5.86 76.20 c- Scheduled Trihe 8. cgc;r \Jj 'i'<"i 'Lc<:ll ~ ~ Percentage to total population 3f-~ A- General (i) ~ 'Cf)ll1 ~ ~ czmm 29.73 29.09 Main workers Persons ~ 49.31 51.01 Male ~ 7.45 2.85 Females (ii) f1~¥jIR1Cf) 'Cf)ll1 ~ ~ czmm 2.47 0.63 Marginal workers Persons ~ 0.36 0.09 Male ~ 4.87 1.27 Females (iii) 'Cf)ll1 "'i" ~ ~ czmm 67.80 70.28 Non workers Persons ~ 50.32 48.91 Male 4 XII\ Si8fC4'rf ~ Important Statistics wO~O ~ \3ffi'< !>I~~I qJ'{>'&jf>lIG Sl. No. Description UTTAR FARRUKHABAD PRADESH ~ 87.68 95.87 Females ~-31'jlRlct \1lTR1 B- Scheduled Caste (i) ~ cpr{ m ~ ~ 32.40 29.77 Main workers Persons 50.40 51.29 ~ Male ~ ll.87 3.34 Females (ii) ;ffjiiIRt¢ cpr{ m ~ ~ 2.89 0.26 Marginal workers Persons 0.40 0.11 ~ Male ~ 5.74 1.39 Females (iii)cpr{ ., m ~ ~ 64.71 57.56 Non workers Persons 49.20 48.60 ~ Male ~ 82.39 95.27 Females ~-31 'j1Rl ct \11"1\111 f?t C- Scheduled Tribe (i) ~ cpr{ m ~ ~ 35.91 36.41 Main workers Persons 5 XIV '16~q:Ur ~ Important Statistics wO~O fctcrxur \miX diT Q)'(i@ElI~ Sl. No. Description UTTAR FARRUKHABAD PRADESH ~ 51.08 55.53 Male ft?mt 19.30 9.15 Females (ii) ff1&1Ii"k1Cfl qwr m ~ ~ 7.51 0.00 Marginal workers Persons ~ 1.96 0.00 Male ft?mt 13.60 0.00 Females (iii)q)JTf -;y m ~ ~ 56.58 00.62 Non -workers Persons 46.96 ~ 44.47 MlIle ft?mt 67.10 90.85 Females 9. ~ qwr ~ CITC1T "CflT fctmur Break-up of Main workers (i) CflI~<1c/?I'< ~ 22031188 449285 Cultivators Persons 19694430 444727 ~ Male ~ 2336758 4558 FCl1ll1lcs 6 xV Jj t5C'C1 'i"f ~ Important Statistics W-Ox:fO fcrcRur \TIm" iihT 4'I'6@qIG" SI. No. Description UTTAR FARRUKHABAD PRADESH (ii)~~ ~ 7833303 89452 Agricultural Labourers Persons 6095986 85420 ~ Male fBim 1737317 4032 Females (iii) 4:g4Icl1, GjJlclld, ~, ~ ~ 295687 3191 4 cn'$"i I 3fR '4'I"<'1T cil ~, Persons Ef7TR ~ ~ cnr4 Livestock, forestry, hunting, 271073 2954 ~ fishing & plantation orchards Male & allied activities fBim 24614 237 Females (iv) ~ ~ \3f 7 XVI J1iH:q~Or ~ Important Statistics WO~O ~tRUT \m'Rm QH'i(5lI€lIG SI. No. Description UTTAR FARRUKHABAD PRADESH Ilouschoid Industry Male ~ 172305 4577 Females (v-b) QIRcllRCIi ~ cfj ailflRcru Cllfcm 2208369 39385 Fc1PtJ1f ul, !>Hi'R6x ul ~ "C[Ct ~ Persons Manufacturing, Processing, 2089293 28168 Servicing & Repairs in other ~ Male Than Household Industry ~ 119076 11217 Females (vi)~ Cllfcm 510520 4484 Constructions Persons 495686 4290 ~ Male ~ 14834 194 Females (vii) '&Il'lI'R rrci Cli ~ I\ill Cllfcm 2550858 38327 Trade & Commerce Persons 2480495 36656 ~ Male ~ 70363 1671 Females (viii) QRqt:;'1, ~ "C[Ct ~ Cllfcm 771226 7134 Transport, Storage & Persons 763530 7089 Communications ~ 8 xVII JfiH:ql!\uf ~ Important Statistics mox:lO fcIcRur ~i&f q),{)l!SlltolIG SI. No. Description UTTAR FARRUKHABAD PRADESH Male ~ 7696 45 Females (xi)~~ ~ 4127887 67974 Other services Persons ~ 3763427 62814 Male ~ 364460 5160 Females 10. 31 j~ d ~ cfi &:I Fcffi \Q'i ~ 21.05 17.59 cnT ~ \il'1ti~1 ~ ~ Persons Percentage of Scheduled Caste ~ 21.07 17.80 Population to total population Male ~ 21.02 17.34 Females II. 31 j~ d \il '1 \ill RI cfi '&:Ifcrm '&ffcffi 0.21 0.03 cnT ~ \il'1ti'&ll ~ ~ Persons Percentage of Scheduled Tribe ~ 0.20 0.03 Population to total population Male ~ 0.21 OJ)3 Females 12. ~ ~ 'ft&.rr 22377820 383790 Number of Households 13. 3WITG 311 cmll q 11cPRT ~ x:l'&lT 21407433 369280 9 .x Vlf \ Ji6(t1'!\of ~ Important Statistics w-o"fto fclcRur \mR rti Q)'6&I6II~ SI. No. Description UTTAR FARRUKHABAD PRADESH Number of occupied residential House 14. (16'«1 C'l1 '$T ~ 294 4 Number of tahsils 15. Xi Ij~ I~ Cf) fctCflrfr ~ '$T ~ 884 14 Number ofC.D. Blocks 16. ~ 4i1ll1ci'i '$T ~ 8750 168 Number ofNyaya Panchayats 17. w=IT '$T ~ 'lIl1f 123950 1764 Number of Villages Total 3lTiITG 112804 1571 Inhabited ~ 3lTiITG 11146 193 Uninhabited 18. ~'$T~ 753 14 Number of Towns ~ - ftrc;rr ,)Fill 01'1 I 6m ~fffiCf)1 ~ \il6t ~ t1IJiI~' ~ em m 'S3TT t \3'mPT ~ ~ fcp m 3lj~d ~ / 1Ji'1lJilffim cf> ~ flfA1~d :g I Note: The term' General' indicates total including scheduled caste and scheduled tribe wherever i; is used in the Djstrict Census Handbook. 10 ~ \11'1'1 01'11 ~ IDli ~ tfCIi cfi ~ em ~ m ~ ~ m qft ~ xtt ~ I 1941 ~ 'itwrr \J11'loI11 tlif&lCp"j" ~ cfi 3Rf'fu IDli W -m aWfil V1fi ~ wr mlill Tt mtlm fW4 Tf4 ~ I 1951 ~ ~ ifR Rir& \J11'l ol'1l 5'R1g~q;1 cnT tll, 1. 1J11 fl' (..ell I 'qci 'lft'cIR 1991 qft 1J1'1'luI11 $ ~ ~ mil $ ~ mr+r 4 -q 1 ~, 1991 c5 ~ ctft 1J11't1&l1 em ~ 1Jm t. ~ qft ~ ~ ~ tr ll 2. ~ 'liRCT $ 'i51~RrttS:I~ CflllIh.'1l1 6RT ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Tftq -q 'CfI)l ~ ~ ! 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In 1941 village level statistics were published in separate volumes under the title "DISTRICT CENSUS STATISTICS". In 1951 the District Census Handbook was brought out for the first time with enlarged tabulation plan containing general population tables, economic tables, household and age tables, social and cultural tables and data relating to vital statistics, agricultural statistics, livestock, agricultural machinery and implements and primary schools. Besides, a separate publication was also brought out under the title DISTRICT POPULATION STATISTICS having only population figures at village level for rural areas and at townlwardlmohalla level for urban areas. Thus the series of DCH publication which started in 1951 continued to be published in each consecutive Census thereafter. In 1961, DCH was published in a single volume containing 3 parts viz. Part A, Band C. Part A contained Census tables, part B related to official statistics and in part C Village Directory data was presented. Thus both content and coverage of data in 001 publication has been changing from time to time according to requirements of the data users. In 1971 it was published in two separate volumes viz., part A and B, Part A volume contained Village and Town directories while in part B volume Primary Census Abstract was presented. This pattern was followed in 1981 as well. Like wise in 1991 also DCHs are being published in two separate volumes viz., Part A and B. Part A volume contains mainly non-census data on basic amenities available in villages/towns. Village level data alongwith land use statistics have been aggregated at community development block level while for urban areas only town level data have been presented. The tables containing village level data is called Village Directory and the tables containing town level data is called town directory. The non-census data which relate to year 1989-90/1990-91 are almost synchronous with 1991 population census. Part B volume contains Primary Census Abstract (PCA) for each village and town alongwith their wards. The PCA gives sex wise total population as returned by population census of 1991 with sex-wise details in respect of Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe, Literates, Main workers by nine industrial categories, Marginal workers and Non-workers. In 1991 Census, there is, a departure from the traditional way of presentation of data. Keeping in view the requirement of the data users, basically those who are involved with the preparation and execution of development plans, the village-wise data have been aggregated at C.D. block level for Part A volume as well in 1991 as against tahsil! village level presentation at previous censuses. Thus C.D. block is the main unit of presentation of data in 1991 Census, Hence, there may be some difficulty in comparing tahsil level information presented for 1981 Census with that of 1991, specially in those cases where C.D. block boundaries are not co-terminus with tahsil boundary. SCOPE OF VILLAGE DIRECTORY The village directory as the title connotes presents information pertaining to rural areas of the district at C.D. block I village level as against traditional pattern of presenting villages-wise information at tahsil level in previous Census. For each C.D. block a list of villages serialised by HindilEnglish alphabetical order alongwith their locution code numbers of 1991 und 1981 censuses hus been presented. The rutiollulc of giving 11)1) I locution code ulongwith Il)g I location code is to facilitate the identification of village for matching information collected at each Census. The villages which have been wholly merged in Municipal Boards, Town Areas or Cantonments have not been included in the list. In case of partly merged villages, the remaining rural part of the villages has been treated as independent revenue village and the data have been presented for such villages in the Village Directory. However, the villages treated as an outgrowth of an Urban Agglomeration or town are listed in the Village directory but no data ate presented against the name of these villages in the Village Directory. The fact that a village is an outgrowth of town is indicated against the name of such vil\age. A\\ these vmages are listed in the Primary Census Abstract (rural) without presenting their data for providing cross references, Uninhabited or de-populated villages are listed but only area of the village and land use pattern is given. A note against such a village indicates the state of its being depopulated or uninhabited. The village directory brings out some basic information about a village. These data can broadly be classified into the following categories :- 1. Population and households ColA 2. Amenities Cols. 5 to 10 3. Other infrastructural facilities etc. Cols. 11 to 13 4. Total area of the village land use pattern Cols.3 and 14-18 1. POPULAnON AND HOUSEHOLD The population of each village as on sun-rise of March 1991, enumerated at the 1991 Census is given in column alongwith number of households in brackets. 2. AME.NITIES If an amenity is available within the village, the kind of amenity available is indicated by the code(s) prescribed by the office of the Registrar General, India. If not available dash (-) is indicated and the distance is indicated in ranges. For this purpose three ranges of distance have been formed for presentation of data. These are : (a) below 5 kms. indicated by (-5), (b) 5-10 Ions. indicated by (5-10) and (c) 10 Ions. and above indicated by (10+). SCOPE OF TOWN DIRECTORY The Town Directory covers all the towns in a district. The towns are arranged by English alphabetical order. The data are presented in seven statements serially numbered I to IVA, V and VI. The following mode of listing ()f towns hos heen followed :- (i) All the towns having statutory status which are not part of an Urban Agglomeration are listed once in the alphabetical arrangement of the towns. (ii) All the towns which are part of an Urban Agglomeration and enjoy independent status of a statutory town are listed twice in the alphabetical arrangement "f' the (()wn~ liS welt U1I under (he muin (own of tin lJrhnn Agglonlerll(ion. I lowe vcr. the dll(n ore presented sepnrn(cly only once under the muin UA. In alphabetical arrangement a note is given against such towns that they are part of such and such Urban agglomeration. XX..x\I\ (iii) The outgrowth(s) of n town which do not qualify themselves !tll' being trented ns independent (\IWII UI\' not li~t~'d in tlw IIIlIill hody of the lJire(.:tory. Aguillstllumclnamcs of thc tOWII having outgrowth{s) un asterisk (.) has been placed to indicate that thc town has oulgrowth(s). (iv) Census towns are also listed in the body of Directory. These are the towns which do not enjoy statutory status but arc declared towns for the purpose of population census. Town Directories of the districts give an account of status and growth history of towns, location and physical aspects of the towns. Municipal finances during 1988-89, civic and other amenities upto 1989 (as well in notified slums), medical, educational, recreational and cultural facilities by year 1989 and trade commerce, industry and banking activities in year 1989. In this way population and growth rates of towns from 1901 to 1991, density in 1991, sex-ratios during 1971,1981 and 1991 censuses, rainfall and temperature of the towns, receipts and expenditure in the towns of the district, road length, system of sewerage, number of latrines, method of disposal of night soil, water supply position and electrification, number of telephone connections, number of hospitals, colleges, cinemas etc. and number of banks as wdl us commodities ofimporls and exports are enumerated vividly in various statements relating to the town directories of the districts. x.xx lV EXPLANATION OF THE CODES USED IN THE VILLAGE DIRECTORY The codes used for depicting amenities are explained in the following paras:- (1) Educational Amenities (CoJ.S) The type of educational institutions located within the villages is represented by the following codes, the number of each of such an institution is given within brackets:- Primary or Elementary School, Nursery School, Kindergarten, Pre-basic, pre-primary, Junior basic. P Senior Basic School, Junior Iligh School, Middle School M Matriculation or Secondary, High School H Higher Secondary. Intermediate College, Pre-university. PUC College. (Graduate level and above) C Industrial School I Training School TR Adult Literacy Class ICentre AC Other Educational Institutions 0 (II) Medical Amenities (Col. 6) The availability of medical facilities within the village is indicated by the following codes. The number of institutions located within the village(s) or serving practitioners is given within brackets :- Ilospliul II Maternity & Child Welfare Centre MCW Maternity Home MH ".-~---. Child Wellare Centre CWC Primary Health Centre PHC Health Centre HC Primary llealth Sub Centre PHS Dispensary D Family Pll;lIlning Centre FPC T.B. Clinic TR Nursing Home NH Registered Private Practitioner RP Subsidised Medical Practitioner SMP Community Health Worker CHW Community I-Icnlth Guide CIIU Others 0 (III) Drinking Water (CoI.7) The sources of potable drinking water supply available within the village are denoted by the following codes:- Tap water T Well water W Tank water TK Tube-well water TW Hand Pump HP River water R Fountain F Canal C Lake L Spring S Nallah N Others 0 Information not available NA (IV) Post and Telegraph (Col. 8) The post and telegraph facilities available within the villages are indicated by the following codes :- Post Office PO Post & Telegraph Oftice PTO Telegraph Office TO Telephone Connection Phone XXX VI (V) Day or days of the market I hat (CoI.9) If a weekly or bi-weekly market is held within the village, the name of day or days on which it is held is indicated. The days are indicated by abbreviations viz. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. If a market is held fortnightly or monthly in a remote villag.e, the fact is clearly brought out by indicating monthly Ilortnightly. (VI) Communication (Col. 10) If a bus stop or railway station is located within the village or is served by navigable water range, the following codes have been used to indi.li"ate the kind of facilities available within the villages: - Bus Stop BS Railway Station RS Navigable water ways NW (VII) Approach to the village (Col. II) The approach to the villages is represented by the following codes:- Pucca Road PR Kachcha Road KR Navigable River NR Foot Path FP Navigable Canal NC Navigable water way (including river, canal, lake water NW (VJJI) Nearest town (Col. 12) The name of the nearest town to a village is indicated and the distance is given in Kilometres within bracket. (IX) I'ower Supply (Col. 13) The following codes are used for the power supply available within the village:- Electricity for domestic purpose ED Electricity for Agriculture EAG Electricity for other like industrial, commercial etc. EO Electricity for nIl purpose listed ubove EA XxxVII (X) Land use Data Area of the village (CoI.3) The area of the village is based on village records. Land use classification: The standard classilication of land use data is given below :- 1. Forest 2. Not available for cultivation 2.1 Land put to non-agricultural uses. 2.2 Barren and uncultivable lands 3. Other uncultivated lands excluding fallow lands 3.1 Permanent pastures and other grazing lands. 3.2 Land under miscellaneous tree crops and groves not included in the net area sown. 3.3 Culturable Waste. 4. Fallow-lands 4.1 Current fallows 4.2 Other fallows 5. Net area sown There is a departure from the standard classification in presentation of land used in village directory. However, both classifications are identifiable with each other as given below :- Village Directory Standard classification (with SI. No. of category) 1. Forest (Col. 14) Forest (1) 2. Irrigated by sources (Co1.15) Net area sown plus 3. Unirrigated (Col. 16) Fallow-lands (4.1 + 4.2) 4. Culturuble waste (Col. 17) 1. Permanent pastures and other grazing lands (3.1) 2. Land under miscellaneous crops etc. (3.2) 3. Culturable waste (3.3) 5. Area not available for cultivation 1. Land put to non agricultural uses (2.1) (Co1.l8) 2. Barren and uncultivable lands (2.2) Irrigation by sources The sources of net irrigated area arc represented by the following code:- Government Canal GC Well (without electricity) W Private Canal PC Well (with electricity) WE Tuhe-well (without electricity) TW Tube-well (with electricity) TWE Tank TK River R Lake L Waterfall WF Others 0 Total T EXPLANATION OF THE CODES USED IN THE TOWN DIRECTORY The important concepts used in the Town Directory are discussed in the following paras: Class of Town (Statement 1 col.2) The towns are classified into the following six groups by population size criterion :- Population Class 1,00,000 and above I 50,000-99,999 II 20,000-49,999 III 10,000-19,999 IV 5,000-9,999 V Below 5,000 VI Civic Administration (Statement 1 col.2) The civic administration status of a town is indicated by codes explained below: - Municipal Corporation JCorporation M.Corp. Municipal Board M.B. Cantonment Board / Cantonment C.B. Notified Area Committee N.A.C. Town Area Committee T.C. Census Town C.T. Name of CD Block (Statement I-Col.S) To locate the census town in the appropriate C.D. Block the name of C.D. Block is given. Road Length (Statement IV Col.6) The total road length within each town is given by the following codes :- I Pucca Road I PR Kachcha Road KR System of Sewerage Idralnage (Statement IV and IV A Col.7) The system of sewerage / drainage are represented by the following codes:- Sewer S Open Surface Drains OSD Box Surface Drains BSD Sylk Drains SD Cesspool Method CD Pit System Pl. The systems in order of importance, one following the other, are indicated in codes. Method of disposal of Night Soil Statement IV and IV-A (col.ll & 12) The various methods of disposal of night soil are indicated by the following codes :- Head Loads HL Baskets B Wheel barrows WB Septic Tank Latrines ST Sewerage S Two methods, out of the prevailing methods, have been indicated in codes in order of their importance. Protected water supply (Statement IV. Cols. 12 and 13) The following codes are used for indicating protected water supply system/sources. (A) Sources of water supply (col.I2) Tube well / Hand Pump TW Tap Water T Well Water W Tank Water TK (8) System of Storage (col.13) Overhead Tank OI-lT Service Reservoir SR River infiltration gallery RG Uore well pumping system IlWP Pressure Tank PT Fire Fighting Service (Statement IV co1.l4) 'Yes' is recorded if fire fighting services are available within the town, In case these are not available within the town the name of the nearest place if in the same district or name of nearest district if outside the district where fire fighting services are available is indicated. xLI MetilclIll;lIcllltlell (Stlltement.v ~ol. 4 lind 5) The following codes are used for presenting medical facilities:- Hospital H Dispensary D Family Planning Centre FPC Health Centre! Primary health centre/ Primary health sub HC centre! Primary health unit etc. T.B. Clinic TB Nursing Home NH Other!! 0 To cover various system of medicine, the following procedure has been adopted :- Ayurvedic A Homoeopathic HOM Unani U Ifnone of the above codes is given, an allopathic system of medicine is indicated. The system of medicine practised and number of institutions are indicated within parenthesis appended to the code representing the type of medical institutions. For example code H(A-I,2), D(Hom.2,U-I) exhibit that there are three hospitals, one Ayurvedic and 2 Allopathic and D (Hom. 2,U-I) represents that, there are two Homoeopathic and one Unani dispensaries. The information on number of beds in each institution is provided in col.S. Educational Facilities (Statement V Col.6 and 9) 0) The following codcs are uscd for depicting Arts, Science and Commerce Colleges imparting education or degree level and above:- Arts only A Science only S Commerce only C Arts and Science only AS Arts and Commerce only AC Arts, Science and Commerce only ASC Law L University U Others 0 (ii) Recognised Shorthand, Typewriting and other vocational training institutions (Satement V Col. 10) These are represented by the following codes :- Shorthand SH Typewriting TYPE Shorthand & Typewriting SH.TYPE Others 0 (iii) Iligher SecondaryllntcnnooiatrJPUClJunior College levellSetondary Matriculation, Junior Serondary and Middle School & Primary SchooL (Statement V.Col 11-14) Schools upto class V are treated as Primary School. Upto Class VIII these are treated as Junior Secondary or Middle School. Schools upto Class X are considered as Matriculation or Secondary or High School. Schools ()r Colleges upto class XI or XII arc put in thc group of llighcr Secondary/Intermediate IPre-University/ Junior College etc. Composite schools like middle schools with Primary classes, or secondary school with middle classes, are also included in the number of primary and middle schools respectively. For illustration, there are two primary schools and one middle school with primary classes the number of primary schools are given as three and that of middle school as one even though there arc only three educational institution. So also in case of secondary or higher secondary schools. If there are more than on educational institutions, the number is indicated within bracket. If an educational facility is not available within the town, name of the nearest place within the district or name of the district if outside the district where such a facility available is indicated. The distance from the town of such a place is given in Kms. within brackets. Recreational and cultural facilities Public Libraries including Reading Rooms (Statement V. Col. 2) The following codes are used :- I Public Libraries I~ . Reading Room . ANALITICAL NOTE History Sankisa, Kampil and Kannauj the milestones in the ancient annals and ancient towns of the area that constitutes the present district, Farrukhabad, lend it a celebrate place in antiquity among the districts of the state. The glory of Kampil basks in the full blaze of mythical richness finding references in the Ramayan and Mahabharat a grammatical treatise by Pataniali. Sankisa is probably more ancient as made out by numerous coins of Raias and Satrapas of Mathura (Circa 200-100 BC). Like Kannauj, it was visited by Chinese pligrim. Fahien between 399 and 414 AD, thereby, suggesting the existence of Buddhist Monasteries though untraceable today. Kannauj rose as a comet in the lirmamcnt of political powers, reaching its tirst zenith of sway over almost whole of Northern India during the reign of Maukharis in the 71h century AD and started one of the richest imperial annals in the contemporary world it saw prosperity and ravages, cultural glory and decay with the rise and fall of various dynasties Maukharis. Guriara Partiharas, Rashtra kutas, Chandellas and Gaharwars who staked their destiny with the political power of Kannauj. It was in 1018, when the first Muslim conquest occurred and the city fell to the ravages of Mahmud Ghaznavi but the glory of this area was restored by Gaharwar dynasty which continued to have its sway till 1198 AD when Shahab-ud-Din Ghori conquered the area by eliminating Raja Jai Chand, the last ruler of this dynasty. The area remained under the sway of Sultans of Delhi occasionally subjected to Rajput rebellions and under the Shargi kings of Jaunpur till the establishment of Mughal empire. The area was a scene of great strife between Sultans of Delhi and Sharigi kings and it was the bed of the Ganges near Kannauj where Sher Shah routed Humayun. During the reign of Akbar, Kannauj was the Headquarters of 80 parganas of mohals. The city of Farrukhabad was founded by Mohammad Khan Bangash. He named the city after the emperor Farrukhsivar and the city soon rose to the status of capital of a province. Neighbouring Rohillas and Nawabs of Avadh wanted to annex the new province with the Nawabs of Avadh succeeding in doing so. The nawab of Avadh ceded the district to the British in 1801 slarting colonial rule. Maratha wars (1804-05) drained out the resources of the district. The out-break of Mutiny tottered Britishers, resulting in their exodus from the district and the turmoil ended after the massacre of trapped Englishmen at Fatehgarh in the district. The district attained independence from colonial rule with the rest of the country in 1947. Location Along the entire custcrn und northern boundul'Y or the district except the stretch on the eust, the UUllges bounds the district. 011 the west. Etuh und Muinpuri districts are located. Etawah and Kanpur C;istricts bound on the south and south east. On the other hand, Hardoi district is on the east. While Shahjahanpur and Budaun are on the north. The district is situated between latitude 26° 41' and 27° 42' north and longitude 79° 7' and 80° 2' east. Topography and Climate The district forms part of the level expansious of alluvium deposites along the ganges basin. Modern deposits of Ganges and Ramganga give rise to lowland or Tarai and the older form of deposit is called upland or Bangar. Upland is four fifth of the total area in the district and is traversed by rivers like Bagur, Kalinadi and Isan. On the left direction of the Ganges and close on the east by Ramganga occures the low land in the district. This lowland is subject to the flood mainly by river Ramganga. Soil in the entire district is of three types, the loam (domat) clay (Matiyar) and sand (bhur). Low land alluvium is chiefly loam. Sand occurs along the beds of the Ganges and Ramganga. (;anges loam of the lowland is called Kachhar. The Ramganga soil is more thick. The low land loam is or P()OI' quality than that luid by the Isan and the Kali Nadi in upland. Thus. the l11uin rivers in the district nre the Ganges. Rllmgangu. Kali Nudi und Isnn. The ~trenl11s or greatly sensonalnature nrc the Ilurhigungu or 011.1 (langa, Bagar, Pandu and Rind 01' Arind. Climate is similar to that found in adjoining district. Winter onsets from towards the close of October and continues until March end. The nights are cold in the winter and the humidity is decreased. Only few nights bring frost of mild degree. Winter rains lash mostly in January. Hail storms are rare. By the end of winter, the winds gets hotter. This signuls approaching to summer. Come the April, the wind starts getting hotter. The 100 becomes more ennervating by passing of the days. The mean temperature is highest during May and June. These months are hottest sometimes premonsoonal shawers appear following a duststorm, Mansoon breaks at the end of June or in the early July. With the onset of monsoon, the west hot wind dies and temperature dips. The humidity sours to the top. The dampness melts away in September. Flora and Fauna The forest have dwindled, occurring occasionally in patches. They harbour wild vegetations, mainly dhak, shecshum, jam un, neem, and pccpal arc the main trees found in these jungles. The notable fauna are wolves, hyaenas, bule bull, black buck and wild pig. Stray of wild pig can be spotted on Khadar of the Ganges and Ramganga. Special mention may be made of snipe and water fowl among the avifauna. The birds inhabit this district during the cold weather. Place of Interest t.Kannauj It is small but historic town of the district. The Jama Masjid in the town was built by Ibrahim Shah of Jaunpur in 1406 AD. There are also several important tombs and mosques in the town. 2. Kantpil This town is of great antiquity: It is mentioned -in Mahabharata as capital of Panch ala potentates. Here, a fort was built by Sultan Balban. It has ancient temples namely Ramcshwar Nath and Kamcshwar Nath. The place is sacred to the jains also. 3. Sankisa 2 3 Now, it is a hamlet on a mound. It was probably a fort. The main attractions are Ashoka Pillar and Bisari temple. The place is sacred for Hindus and Buddhists. ;\Iso worth visiting, remarkably rich in past are the towns of Shamshaban, Khudaganj and Farrukhabad (Fatehgarh Fort). Shringirampur, on the Southern bank of the Ganges is famous for fairs. Incidentally, after Mathura, the district makes possible the largest number of fairs in the state. Administrative Units The seat of district administration is Farrukhabad. The district comprises of 4 tahsils, namely, Kaimganj, Farrukhabad, Chhibramau and Kannauj, There are 14 community development blocks. Farrukhabad is largest tahsil in terms of area. The following tanle presents the distribution of the hierarchy of administration. Table 1 Administrative Units Name of Tahsill Area in sq. km. Number of Development Block Gram Nayay Panchayats Gram Sabhas ! Revenue villages ! Towns I L Total I Inhabited I 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Kaimganj 941.0 34 289 441 381 3 Kaimganj 360.0 12 101 177 150 2 Nawabganj 231.0 9 78 90 88 - Shamsabad 350.0 13 110 174 143 1 Farrukhabad 1226.0 53 363 569 501 3 Rajepur 354.0 13 91 166 136 - Barhpura 134.0 9 58 96 82 2 Mohamadabad 410.0 14 99 122 121 - Kamalganj 328.0 17 115 185 162 1 Chhlbramau 1040.0 48 294 388 377 6 Chhibramau 322.0 17 105 132 129 2 Talgram 351.0 13 78 103 97 3 Saurikh 253.0 10 71 96 95 1 Haseran 114.0 8 40 57 56 - 3 Kannauj 1013.0 33 255 366 312 2 Jalalabad 206.0 9 63 93 79 . Kannauj 420.0 11 93 165 125 1 Umarda 387.0 13 99 108 108 1 ~ .. --,-.--,~."------. ~------Total" 4274.0 168 1201 1764 1571 14 .... Including Urbnn Aren. The district has 1764 revenve villages with 1571 inhabited villages. There are 168 Gram Nyay Panchayats with 1201 Gram Sabhas. The number of towns in the district is 14. Economy Infrastructure The economy of the district sustains on the network of the communication arteries provided by rails as well as by roads. A broad guage rail track passes through the mid western part of the district serving a small hinterland while the metre guage rail track traverses the entire length of the district from south-east to north-west providing a total length of metre guage 118 kms. Against 27 kms. of broad guage in the district. There are 27, Railway stations in the district including halt. Road communication consists of 827 kms. of metalled roads out of which state high way account for 191 kms. District roads are 153 kms and rural roads 483 kms maintained by PWD and about 76 kms of road are under of district board and 150 kms under local bodies. The road length when measured per thousand sq km of area does not give any impressive picture of a well developed infrastructure. The length of puce a road per thousand sq. kms. was 283.05 km as per 1988-89. Irrigation net work is made up of government canals, government and private tube wells. The total length of canals are 690 kms. There arc 546 government tubewells. Presently canal system consists of parallel lower Ganges and Bewar feeder. The government canals cover 27305 hectares. The tube wells cover 178917 hectares, wells cover 4861 hectares, ponds and tanks cover only 221 hectares and other sources cover 295 hectares of total irrigated area 211599 (in 1989-90). The Ram Ganga Tehri Project and Kalla Hal dams arc under construction. With the completion of these projects. The potentials of irrigation will be greatly enhanced. Per capita consumption of electricity is 67.73 kWh. in the district. There are 1272 villages having electricity facility. Nutillnulil'.ed bunks huve 46 brunches in the district. The rcgionul rurul bunk hnve 841 hrunches. Also there nrc 18 brunches set lip by several cooperative banks. There are 6 land development banks in the district. Also there are 6 commercial branches. 4 Agriculture and Allied Sector The economy having a periodical structure sustains on farming, Rabi and Kharif are the two main harvests. Rabi are raised in 127347 hectares and Kharif in 23907 hectares, Zaid the third harvest hardly exercises an enduring impact on economy. Most important crop of the district is wheat, which is cropped extensively covering a total area of 135429 hectares. Yet potato steals the lime light by putting the district to the foremost place in the prolific protection of this important commercial crop. Potato is cultivated in a total area of 4450 hectares. Paddy is cultivated in total area of 27X79 hectares under its cultivution. Pulses claims only 357RR hectares of the total cropped DreD. Oil secds Dre still cultivDtcd in smaller ureas being mcrely 15455 hcctures. Thc agriculture continues to suffer from the smallness of the size of operational holdings is merely 0.8 hectare that mainifestly reflects the existence of subsistcnce farming. Efforts are under way to make the agricultural economy more attractive and remunerative by increasing the out put per unit of land. The scientific method of cultivation is being increasingly adopted by farmers. Efforts are being also made for raising the production of wheat and rice by increasing the productivity per unit of land. The total fertilizer 65559 metric ton supplied in the district in 91-92. Improved agricultural implements are replacing the traditional ones steadily. There are as many as 3020 tractors, 93239 maston plough, 81399 harrow cultivators and 21485 big threshers pressed into service for carrying out various phases of agricultural operations. There are two Food Corporation of India godowns having capacity of 5000 metric ton, two were housing corporation godowns having capacity of 2210 metric ton, 28 state government godowns having capacity of 4481 metric ton, 5 cooperative godowns having capacity of 191 1 metric ton, and one other godown having capacity of 4200 metric ton. There are 209 seed godowns with a storage capacity of about 27848 metric Ton. The district is endowed with 1074692 heads of cattle, 293885 heads of cows, 340179 heads of buffaloes, 26501 heads of sheep, 2675 heads of goats and pOUltry birds number about 148461 heads. The quality of live-stock is poor. Selective breeding is not popular and oxen are of inferior quality. Efforts are being made to improve the quality of live-stock through artificial insemination centre and health care through 27 veterinary hospitals and 42 animal development centre and 46 artificial insemination centre. The horticulture potential is exploited only to a small extent. Orchards cover a small area of 8996 hectares. Mining, Quarrying and Industry The district is extremely poor in basic mineral resources, although rich in sand and brick-earth. Farrukhabad town is a celebrated place for cloth printing works. This is the foreign exchange spinning industry of this district, Sarees, bed sheets etc are got printed here in several small units manned by a large number of artisan households. The abundant production of potato is yet to find optimum economic utilization. Industries based on Potato, such as production of chips, flour alcohol etc. has a good potential in the district. Manufacturing of bidi is also an industry enjoying some importance. Kaimganj possess a small sugar mill and also a large number of small khandsari units. One fruit-processing unit has been set up at this place. There exist a number of units doing groundnut processing at Kannauj and Chhibramau. Kannauj town also holds an important place not only in the state but also in country for its scent industry and for production of sandal oil. An average daily labour force of 2876 produce the goods in all the 65 factories registered under the factory Act, of 1948. About 26727 daily labour force is engaged in 6292 small-scale industries. 5 Amenities The availability of amenities within easy reach reflects on the infrastrucural development of the area. The availability of some of'the selected facilities have been discussed for urban and rural area separately as relevant to each of them. Certain important aspects of urban areas such as population, growth, finances, import-export and manufacturing activities etc. have also been discussed. The following table presents the distribution of villages by amenities. Table 2 Distribution of villai!es accordin& to the availability of different amenities Community No. of Number (with percentage) of villages having one or more of the following amenities SI. development inhabited Market! 1Communicati 1 Approach by 1 Power No. Education Medical 1 DrinkingWater 1Post & Telegraph·1 block Villages 1 hat on pucca foads supply 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 I. Kaimganj 150 98(65.33) 150(100.00) 150(100.00) 15(10.00) 11(7.33) 48(32.00) 89(59.33) 87(58.00) 2. Nawabganj 88 ' 80(90.91) 24(27.27) 88(100.00) 15(17.05) 3(3.41) 23(26.14) 47(53.41) 65(73.86) 3. Shamsabad 143 92(64.34) 143(100.00) 143(100.00) 18(12.59) 6(4.20) 30(20.98) 49(34.27) 88(61.54) 4. Rajepur l36 90(66.18) l36(1oo.00) l36(100.00) 19(13.97) 14(10.29) 66(48.53) 58(42.65) 70(51.47) 5. Barhpura 82 63(76.83) 82(100.00) 82(100.00) 14(17.07) 5(6.10) 17(20.73) 52(63.41) 67(81.71) 6. Mohamadabad 121 103(85.12) 121(100.00) 121(100.00) 23(19.01) 20(16.53) 45(37.19) 62(51.24) 117(96.69) 7. Kamulgunj 162 122(75.31) 161(99.38) 162(100.00) 22(13.58) 14(8.64) 31(19.14) 79(48.77) 145(89.51) 8. Chhibramau 129 98(75.97) 129( 100.00) 129(100.00) 23( 17.83) 21(16.28) 25( 19.38) 60(46.51) 94(72.87) 9. Talgram 97 84(86.60) 97(100.00) 97(100.00) 19(19.59) 10(10.31) 32(32.99) 33(34.02) 62(63.92) 10. Saurikh 95 75(78.95) 94(98.95) 95(100.00) 25(26.32) 27(28.42) 23(24.21 ) 32(33.68) 27(28.42) II. Haseran 56 43(76.79) 56(100.00) 56(100.00) 10(17.86) 12(21.43) 14(25.00) 24(42.86) 16(28.57) 12. Jalalabad 79 69(87.34) 79(100.00) 79(100.00 15(18.99) 12( 15.19) 7(8.86) 29(36.71) 64(81.01) 13. Kannauj 125 100(80.00) 125( 100.00) 125( 100.00) 24(19.20) 18( 14.40) 20(16.00) 49(39.20) 108(86.40) 14. Umarda 108 10 1(93.52) 108( 100.00) 108( 100.00) 29(26.85) 32(29.63) 33(30.56) 59(54.63) 54(50.00) District 1571 1218(77.53) 1505(95.80) 1571(100.00 271(17.25) 205(13.05) 414(26.35) 722(45.96) 1064(67.73) It can be observed from the above table that the educational facilities as reflected by location one or more educational institutions are available in 77.53 percent of the villages of the district. CD block Umarda is the most advantageous community development block in the matter of availability of educational facilities to (93.52 percent) villages in rural areas. The educational facilities are available in the lowest proportion of 64.34 percent of the villages in CD block Shamsabad. Medical facilities are 6 • available in 95.80 percent villages of the district. The medical facilities reaeh die maximum proportion of 100.00 percent, of the villages of CD blocks Kaimganj, Shamsabad, Rajepur, Barhpura, Mohmadabad, Chhibramau, Talgram, Haseran, lalalabad Kannauj and Umarda. The medical facilities are available in the lowest proportion of 27.27 percent of the villages of Nawabganj C.D. block. The drinking water facilities reach the maximum proportion of 100.00 percent of the villages of all development blocks, postal facilities are available within the villages to 17.25 percent of the villages in the district. These facilities are available in the largest proportion of 26.85 percent of the villages of Umarda CD block against the minimum of 10.00 percent of villages of Kaimganj CD block. Markets are held in 13.05 percent the villages of the district. These facilities are available in the largest proportion of 29.63 percent of the villages of Umarda CD block against minimum of 3.41 percent of villages Nawabganj CD block. Communication Hlcilities as indicated by the location of railway station or provision of a bus stop are available in 26.35 percent of the villages of the district. These facilities are available in the largest proportion of 48.53 percent of the villages of Rajepur CD block and lowest proportion of 8.86 percent of the villages in Jalalabad block. Pucca road connects 45.96 percent of inhabited villages of the district. The largest proportion of 63.41 percent of the villages having approachability by pucca road is observed in Barhpura CD block and lowest proportion of 33.68 percent of the villages having approachability by pueca road in Saurikh CD block. Power supply reaeh 67.73 percent of the villages of the district. The highest proportion 96.69 percent of the villages having power supply is observed in Mohnmndnbnd CD block. The lowest proportion of 28.42 percent oCthe villages having power supply is observed in Saurikh CD block. Table 3 Proportion of rural population served by different amenities SI. Community Total population of Proportion of rural population served by the amenity of No. development inhabited villages in the Education I Medical Drinking Post & Market! ICommunication I Approach by I Power block C.D. block I Water I Telegraph 1 hat pucca roads supply 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 Kaimganj 152459 83.99 100.00 100.00 25.01 9.36 34.06 71.64 73.50 2 Nawabganj 112099 97.46 43.86 100.00 35.95 8.11 38.19 69.28 81.26 3 Shamsahnd 135414 84.27 100.00 100.00 26.80 11.49 30.41 50.17 76.26 4 Rajepur 121090 85.96 100.00 100.00 34.10 23.52 53.12 55.15 72.77 5 Barhpura 95337 89.37 100.00 100.00 26.39 11.62 34.19 76.43 90.68 6 Mohamndnhad 204424 94.13 100.00 100.00 49.74 41.27 54.09 66.119 90.93 7 Kamalganj 190760 88.44 99.81 100.00 25.35 16.67 26.16 57.39 93.64 8 Chhibramau 163786 88.97 100.00 100.00 38.69 23.75 29.11 57.97 80.24 9 Talgram 141508 93.23 100.00 100.00 38.88 17.69 44.69 50.32 76.59 10 Saurikh 116390 92.20 99.62 100.00 42.64 39.48 34.57 47.24 48.60 11 Haseran 85492 92.83 100.00 100.00 47.89 23.13 34.94 48.79 34.03 12 lalalabad 116016 95.86 100.00 100.00 44.53 35.00 16.33 52.87 88.26 13 Kannauj 135906 87.46 100.00 100.00 29.53 23.15 17.57 44.96 91.16 14 Umarda 214964 97.99 100.00 100.00 48.71 46.24 45.09 68.61 62.54 District 1985645 91.00 96.79 100.00 37.08 24.97 35.96 59.10 77.14 -- --~~-~.~ .. - 7 As much as 91.00 percent of the rural population of the district have one or more educational institutions. The maximum proportion of 97.99 percent of the rural population of Umarda CO block lives in the villages with educational facilities. The lowest proportion of 83.99 percent is observed in Kuimganj CO block. Medical facilities are available to 96.79 percent of the rural population of'the district. The maximum proportion of 100.00 percent of rural population or Kail1lganj, Sharnsublld, Rajepur, Barhpura, Mohamadabad, Chhibramau, Talgram, Haseran, lalalabad, Kannauj and Umarda CD block lives in the villages having medical facilities. The lowest proportion of 43.86 percent is observed in Nawabganj C.O. block. The drinking water facilities reach the maximum proportion of 100.00 percent in all community development blocks of rural population of the district. The population which can have postal and telegraph facilities in their villages account for 37.08 percent of'the rural population of the district. The maximum proportion of 47.94 percent in Mohmadabad CD block of the rural population is living in the village where postal facilities are available against the lowest proportion of 25.35 percent in Nawabganj CD block. About. 24.97 percent of rural population of the district inhabited villages have the marketlhat facility. The largest proportion of 46.24 percent of rural population is served by market facilities in Umarda CD block against the lowest proportion of 8.11 percent in Nawabganj CD block. Communication facilities are available to 35.96 percent of the rural population which can avail them selves of the facilities of a bus stop or a railway station or both with in theTr villages in the district. The highest proportion 54.09 percent of population of Mohamadabad CD block lives in the villages having a railway station or a bus stop or both. The lowest proportion 16.33 percent of the population of Jalalabad CD block served by these facilities. The population living in the villages connected by pucca road account for 59.10 percent of the total rural population of the district. The highest proportion of 54.09 percent of the rural population living in the villages served by pucca road is observed in Mohamadabad CD block against 16.33 percent in Jalalabad CD block. Persons living in villages having power supply make 77.14 percent of the total rural population of the district. The highest proportion of 93.64 percent of the rural population living in the villages served by power supply is observed in Kamalganj CD block against 34.03 percent in Haseran CD block. Table 4 Distribution of villages not having certain amenities, arranged by distance ranges from the places where these are available. SI. No. of villages where the amenity is not available and available at distance of and available at distance of No. Villages not having the amenity of -5 Kms. I 5-10 Kms. I 10tKms. I Total(Cols.2-4) 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Education 347 6 0 353 2 Medical 64 2 0 66 3 P&T 1242 55 3 1300 4 MarkeUHat 1069 238 59 1366 --~ -- -~~------. - 5 Communications 864 232 61 1157 8 The above table reveals that 353 villages do not have any educational institution. However over whelming number (347) of them lie within the distance of 5 kms and 6 are located within the distancc range of 5-10 kms and not a single villages at the distance of 10 kms and beyond from places where educational facilities are available. Of 66 villages not having medical facilities 64 are situated with in the distance of 5 kms, two villages within the range of 5-1 0 and not a single villages at the distance of 10 kms and beyond from places where medical facilities are available. Of 1300 villages not having postal facilities. 1242 villages are situated within the distance of 5 kms, 3 villages within the distance of 5-10 kms and 3 within the range of 10 kms and beyond from the place where postal facilities are available. Of 1366 villages not having market facilities, the inhahita~s of the 1069 villages can avail themselves of these facilities within the distance of 5 kms. Those 238 villages within the distance of 5-10 kms and 59 villages within the distancc of 10 kms and beyond from the places where market facilities are available. There are 1157, villages not having either a bus stop or railway station. The inhabitants of 864 villages can have these facilities within the distance of 5 kms. Those of 232 villages have these facilities available within distance of 5-1 0 kms and 61 villages can have these facilities within the distnnce of 10 kms nnd heyond from the plnce where a hus stop or rnilwuy stations uvnilllhic. Table 5 Distribution of villages according to the distance from the nearest town and availability of different amenities Distance range No. of inhabited No. (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of from the nearest villages in each Education Medical Drinking water I Post & Market Communication Approach by Power town (in Kms) range I Telegraph I / hat pucca road supply I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0-5 413 316(76.51) 411(100.00) 413(100.00) 53(12.83) 35(8.47) 108(26.15) 242(58.60) 317(76.76) 6-15 782 610(78.01) 782( I 00.00) 782( I 00.00) 146(18.67) 104(13.30) 188(24.04) 331(42.33) 505(64.58) 16-50 375 292(77.87) 3 75( 100.00) 375(100.00) 72(19.20) 66(17.60) 117(31.20) 148(39.47) 241(64.27) 51+ I 0(0.00) 1(100.00) 1(100.00) 0(0.00) 0(0.00) 1(100.00) 1(100.00) 1(100.00) Unspecified ------Total 1571 1218(77.53) 1505(95.80) 1571(100.00) 271(17.15) 205(13.05) 414(26.35) 722(45.96) 1064(67.73) It can be seen from the above table that the largest number of 782 villages are located in the distance range of 6-15 kms. From the nearest town 413 villages lie in the vicinity of town within 5 kms of distance. Quite a good number of villages 375 can be said to be remotely located as they lie at the diatance of 16-50 kms and only one village is located at the dintance of 50 kms and beyond from the nearest town. The table does not show any distinct relationship between the distance from the nearest town and the extent or coverage by various amenities, except that most of the amenities tend to show highest coverage among the villages situated in the vicinity of towns being nearly within 5 kms of distance. 9 \0 Table 6 Distribution of villages according to population range and amenities available Population No. of inhabited No. ( with percentage) of villages having the amenity of range villages in each range Education Post & J Market ICommunication I Approach by J Power Tclcgrnph I hut PIl(;(;U roud supply - -- =- ,- ~ ..._. ------~--- - - J~.~ ~:~~~~~_l_ D~~~~~l ------_ -- -- I 2 3 4 .5 6 7 S 9 10 -499 381 159(41.73) 366(96.06) 381(100.00) 13(3.41) 18(4.72) 68( 17.85) 113(29.66) 182(47.77) 500-1999 939 811(86.37) 892(94.99) 939( I 00.00) 114(12.14) 101(10.76) 230(24.49) 426( 45.37) 669(71.25) 214(98.62) 2000-4999 217 213(98.16) 217(100.00) 111(51.15) 67(30.88) 93(42.86) 156(71.89) 184(84.79) 5000+ 34 34(100.00) 34(100.00) 34(100.00) 33(97.06) 19(55.88) 23(67.65) 27(79.41) 29(85.29) Total 1571 1218(77.53) 1505(95.80) 1571(100.00) 271(17.25) 205(13.05) 414(26.35) 722(45.96) 1064(67.73) The largest number of 381 villages have a population size of less than 500. There are 939 villages with a population size of (500-1999). There are 217 villages with a population size of (2000-4999), 34 villages with a population size of 5000 and above. The education facilities are cent percent in villages in population size of 5000+ and 41.73 percent the lowest in the population size of less than 500. The medical facilities are hundred percent in the population size (5000+) and above and lowest (94.99 percent) in the population size of 500-1999. The drinking water facility reaches upto maximum 100.00 percent in villages of all sizes or population. The post and telegraph facilities are higher 97.06 percent in the population size of 5000 and above and lowest 3.41 percent in the population size of less than 500. The market facilities are 55.88 percent in the size of population 5000 and above and 4.72 percent in the size of population less 500. Communication facilities are 67.65 percent in the size of population of 5000 and above and 17.85 percent in the size of population of less than 500. The approaches by pucca road is 79.41 percent in the size of population of 5000 and above and lowest 29.66 percent in the size of population of less than 500. The Power supply is 85.29 percent in size of population 5000 and above and 47.77 percent in size of population of less than 500. Table 7 Distribution of villages according to land use Sl. No. J Community development block I No. of inhabited villages I Total area I Percentage of cultivable area to total area IPercentage of irrigated area to total cultivable area 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Kaimganj 150 50261.00 62.86 53.13 2 Nawabganj 88 22977.00 77.02 69.83 3 Shamsabad 143 34966.00 64.32 72.01 4 Rajepur 136 32004.52 67.91 67.09 5 Barhpura 82 13788.63 68.74 86.71 6 Mohamadabad 121 40419.66 76.28 81.25 10 7 Kamalganj 162 34414.25 75.54 80.16 8 Chhibramau 129 29997.25 82.63 65.35 9 Talgram 97 28857.65 74.90 76.01 10 Saurikh 95 26639.32 63.10 78.23 11 Haseran 56 20904.57 69.60 67.96 12 Jalalabad 79 20798.00 77.66 74.29 13 Kannauj 125 27572.00 78.48 65.52 14 Umarda 108 51084.00 62.99 68.67 District 1571 434684.31 70.75 70.87 Cultivahle area = Irrigated + lIn irrigated area It can be observed from the above table that 70.75 percent of the area of district is cultivable. which includes net area sown 70.87 percent cultivable area is irrigated. Chhibramau CD block has largest - cultivable area with 82.63 percent of its area being cultivable. Kaimganj CD block is the least cultivable with 62.86 percent of its area cultivable. Barhpura CD block is the largest irrigated block with 86.71 percent irrigation area to total cultivable area and Kaimganj CD block is the least irrigated with 53.13 percent to total cultivable arca. Table 8 Per capita receipt and expenditure In towns SI. Class, name Per capita (in Rs.) No. & civic Rcceipt Expenditure status of Total Receipt Receipt Total General Expendi lure on Public Expenditure on other the town through from all Expenditure administration public health & works public aspects taxes ect sources conveniences Institutions 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 11 1 III Chhibramau M.B. 115.47 52.45 63.02 105.21 5.65 26.90 29.39 - 43.27 2 I farrukhabad M.A. 70.99 31.25 39.74 67.04 7.59 48.92 4.31 1.29 4.93 3 IV Fatchgarh eantt. 233.81 1.93 231.88 231.34 9.33 129.69 25.93 26.86 39.53 4 III Gursahaiganj M.B. 92.l8 6.47 85.71 90.40 49.l4 5.40 28.93 - 6.93 5 III Kaimganj M.B. 103.79 66.39 37.40 103.89 35.58 28.29 16.3.6 - 23.65 (, IV Kumulgunj '1'.1\. 86.48 17.27 69.21 78.46 7.19 30.17 0.66 - 40.44 7 VI Kampil TA 39.76 1.41 38.35 54.99 11.38 10.10 12.0'7 - 21.44 8 II Kannauj M.B. 73.22 32.08 44.14 76.21 4.06 24.24 21.01 8.18 18.72 9 III Samdhan TA 24.99 - 24.99 21.74 1.76 4.97 10.80 - 4.21 II 10 V Saurikh T.A. 111.24 38.40 72.84 67.50 10.73 10.96 32.41 - 13.40 11 IV Shamsabad T.A. 40.10 10.22 29.88 39.99 27.96 . 9.41 · 2.62 12 V Sikunucrpur T.A. 96.32 3.57 92.75 117.116 16.56 32.62 32.0) · 6.65 13 V Tulgrum T.A. 41.85· 1.50 40.35 41.36 9.70 . 14.61 · 17.05 14 IV Tirwaganj T.A. 50.61 5.97 44.64 43.38 12.26 17.11 10.73 · 3.28 District 79.65 27.84 51.81 75.68 12.11 34.60 13.15 2.45 13.37 Pcr capita receipt ranges between the maximum of Rs. 233.81 in Fatehgarh Cantt. and minimum of Rs. 24.99 in Samdhan T.A. It is observed that per capita receipt and expenditure tend to be higher in Municipal Board towns than in town areas. Receipt through taxes is higher than that from other sources in Kaimganj M.B. (Rs. 66.39) and receipt through other sources is higher than that from taxes in Municipal Board, Town Areas and Notified Areas except Kaimganj as shown above. Per capita expenditure varies between the maximum of (Rs. 231.34) in Fatehgam cantt. and minimum (Rs.71.74) in Samdhan T.A. Public health and convenience claims large share of expenditure of Rs. 129.69 in Fatehgarh. Public works claims large share cantt. of expenditure of Rs. 32.41 in Saurikh T.A. General administration and expenses on public institutions claims small share of expenditure as compared to public health and convenience and public work. Table 9 Schools per ten thousand of population in towns Sl. No. Class, name & civic Number of schools per ten thousand population status of the town Higher Secondary InterlPUC/Juniorl College Secondaryl Matriculation Junior SecondarylMiddle Primary 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 III Chhibramau M.B. 1.12 4.22 3.37 5.90 2 I Farrukhabad M.B. 0.77 0.77 1.64 3.39 3 IV Fatehgarh Cantt. 1.41 1.41 1.41 1.41 4 III Gursahaiganj M.B. 1.16 1.16 1.54 1.54 5 III Kaimganj M.B. 0.75 1.12 3.74 7.85 6 IV Kamalganj T.A. 1.80 1.80 3.60 5.40 7 VI Kampil T.A. 1.48 · - 2.96 8 II Kannauj M.B. 1.02 1.02 2.88 4.92 I) III SlImuhlln T.I\. . · OAK 1.1) I 10 V Saurikh T.A. 2.43 3.64 3.64 12.14 II [V Shamsabad T.A. 1.03 · 1.03 1.54 12 V Sikundcrpur '1'.1\. 1.40 1.40 2.80 2.&0 13 V Talgram T.A. 1.04 1.04 4.16 3.12 [4 [V Tirwaganj T.A. 1.30 1.95 5.84 5.&4 District 0.95 1.19 2.24 4.00 12 It can be seen from the above table that there are 4.00 primary schools per 10000 of urban population in the district. The ratio ranges between the maximum of 12.14 primary schools in Saurikh T.A. and minimum of 1.41 primary schools in Fatehgarh cantt. A ratio of 2.24 junior secondary schools is obtained in the urban areas of the district. The higher ratio of 5.84 junior secondary schools is obtained in Tirvaganj T.A. against minimum of 0.48 in Samdhan T.A. A ratio of 1.19 schools of matriculation standard is obtained per 10000 of urban population in the district. The ratio various between the maximum of 4.22 schools of matriculation standard in Chhibramau M.B. and minimum 0.77 schools of matriculation standard in Farrukhabad M.B. A ratio of 0.95 Inter colleges per 11000 of population can be seen in urban areas of the district. Highest ratio of2.43 Intcr collagcs pcr tcn thousand of population can be observed in Saurikh T.A. against lowest ratio of 0.75 Inter colleges in Kaimganj M.B. Table 10 Number of beds in medical institutions per thousand population in towns Sl. No. I Class, !lame & civic stutus of the town I Number of beus in llleuieul institulion per I.UOO popululion 1 2 3 I III Chhibramau M.B. 0.56 2 I Farrukhahau M.II. 2.36 3 IV Fatehgarh Cantt. 5.30 4 III Gursahaiganj M.B. 0.46 5 III Kaimganj M.B. 2.62 6 IV Kamalganj T.A. 0.45 7 VI Kampil T.A. - 8 II Kannauj M.B. 0.51 9 III Samdhan T.A. - 10 V Saurikh T./\. 0.49 II IV Shalllsabao T.A. 1.44 12 V Sikanderpur T.A. 1.12 13 V Talgram T.A. 0.83 14 IV Tirwaganj T.A. 1.17 District 2.80 There urc 2.80 percenl beds in medical inslitulion per 1000 of urban popUlation in the dislrict. The ratio ranges between the maximum of 5.30 in Fatehgarh cantt. against the minimum of 0.45 in Kamalganj T.A. 13 I~ Table 11 Proportion of slum population in towns Class. name & civic status of the town I Pro_p<)rtion of slum population to total population of the town I Density in slums (per Sq. Km.) I 2 3 I. 1 Furrukhubad cum-Fatehgarh M.B. 10 2611 2 II Kannaui M.B. 13 17333 There are only two towns (Farrukhabad cum Fatehgarh M.B. and Kaimganj M.B.) having slum population. The proportion of slum population to total population of the town is 10 percent in Farrukhabad cum Fatehgarn cantt having density in slum area as 2611 persons per sq km. It is surpassed by Kannauj M.B. which has a higher proportion of slum population as 13 percent to total population and density being 17333 persons per sq. km. Table 12 Most important commodities manufactured, exported and imported in towns SI;. N0'1 Class, name & civic status of I Most important Commodity the town I Manufactured I Exported I Imparted 1 2 3 4 5 1 III Chhibramau M.B. Agricultural Implements Potatoes Iron 2 I Farrukhabad M.B. Soap Printed sarees Coal 3 IV Fatehgarh Gantt. . . Wheat 4 III Gursahaiganj M.B. Bidi Bidi Tendu Leaves 5 III Kaimganj M.B. Tobacco Tobacco Wheat 6 IV Kamalganj T.A. Bidi Potatoes Tendu Leaves 7 VI Kampil T.A. . Tobacco Kerosin Oil 8 II Kannauj M.B. Sandalwood oil Sandalwood oil SandalWood 9 III Sarndhan TA Bidi Bidi Tobacco 10 V Saurikh TA Bidi Bidi Tendu Leaves 11 IV Shamsabad T.A. Shoes Tobacco Kerosin Oil 12 V Sikanderpur TA Bidl Potatoes Diesel 13 V Talgram T.A. Bidi Potatoes Tendu Leaves 14 IV Tirwaganj T.A. Bidi Bidi Tendu Leaves 14 The most important commodities manufactured are agricultural implements, soap, bidi, tobacco, sandal wood oil and shoes. The important commodities exported are potatoes, printed sarees, bidi, tobacco, and sandal wood oil. The important commodities imported arc iron, conI, wheat, tendu leaves, kerosene oil, sandnl woods, tobacco and diesel. 15 ¥ -~~----- .~,..... ------....,,_ rl- C> VIKAS KHAND KAIMQANJ, NAWABGANJ & SHAMSABAD (TAHSIL KAIMGANJ) DISTRICT FARRUKHABAD .... ' s .• -.. Ie .,.. o aOUtlll)AKY, DtSTflHCT _~""'_"_""" ._ ••.•••• t:'&t\'5'-- ___ ~ .....,. " ...... _...... _ .... __ _ V'IKAS K~ __.• __ ••.••.•• _ :r " :~:::=L:~:;;:';-~~;"~-;-~ f"~ ~_;r= ;__-=J "AC~"RT(RS: TAHSI.... VII(AS I(H41110 .•••.• _...... •••. @. 0 YILLAGES WITH POPULATION SIZE. SELOW zoo, 0 2OO-~9'. 500-",. ;000-4"'. 1000 ,ASOVE... r._:!.!!!"~-. UMNKAIITED YILLA4E WITH lOCA TIOH CODE N\lMBER L.. _ ...'2, ! __ ...l URSAN MEA WITH l~A nON COO£ •••••_ ••.__ .• __ •••.• Wft)'Z?/'l/4 ::::~~.~f:~~~~:T~:.: ;'_~-;II;-·;.·~~- ..... g. ! RfilER AMD ST"E:AJII.~ ___. _.__ ••__ •.••••••••.•.•••.••••• _ ••••• ~ PQST Qf"ACt/TELEGRAPh OFFICE .• _ •••.••• __ .•••_.. ••••• • POITO I'tIGH SCHOOL.ltnER COLLEGE •••.•••.• _ •.••••_ ••. _ •• __•••• 5 • IC ttCSPITAL, PRIMARY HEAl. TH CENTRE. DISPENSARY. Q).i>.+ MA nRtilTY ANI) CHM.D WELFARE C£NTRE At. ....OJlTA ... T VILlA6E WAftk£T I HAT ...... It. s L Vb 1()')11HIf'IHI ~ j j: f ' " ! I," I : Dlstrlct NJ.me : ,"arrukhabad "lIT'! ii~"PFr~ . ["IT~ 'liT~m~ [.) W1f.r~'ITG"lIT'! ltforrR)Ut ~ ~ ~! q,; 1i\ liTe: orr 'R l lTJTl 'iii 'lrn lTJTl'lll'iJi'l ~ 10 C.D. Block Kalmganj Tahsil KalmganJ Shahipur 430.00 1030 P (1) CHW (1) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 1159) Hh.lt'l ht i ,'4 ~. 00 ~<~O - (-J I CIIW(ll W, Ill' - (-',) -(:,-to) -(S-IO) (102) 3ahbal Pur 1404.00 3500 1'(31 CWC(l),PHS(l) W,HP PO -1-5) - (-5) 1517) Kairai 104.00 300 -(-5) CHW (11 W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-l0) 145) ~athramai 336.00 439 P (2) CHW (1) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) (39) Badar 2:;5.00 ------U N - I N H A BIT E D ------ Mistini. 576.00 842 CIlW 11) VI, liP - 1-0) -()-lO) -()-lO) 1188 ) Bhainsan 226.00 746 - (-'» CHW(I) W,HP - (-'0) -(-'») - (-'») [1111 SlWata Khas 571.00 1280 P (2) ,M( 1) MWC ( I) ,ewe ( 11 • PHS ( 1) W. I! P PO MOM,TI!!I BS ( 219) 10 Gaurkhera 9.00 1231 P (2) CHW(l) W, HI' - (-5) -(-5) -(-5) ( 198) 11 Jinwah 96.00 369 -(-5) CHW (1) W, HI' -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (631 12 Jlnaul c. 147.00 1215 - (-5) CHW(ll W,HP -(-5) -(-5) - (-5) 11401 Census------~------Dlrectorate, Uttar Pradesh ------17 ______------~-~~~_~~~l~~~ ______.. _ ~t1Usc (~'iftr"''f'I'I>-'f'I'I>~~~~~~'''~ (i.e. area uhder different type of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places) f~,,",r 'f'~~ f.i!:iTi'Jl'lil ~ llJlPlil'lTlf ~ ~ Jrl'i,{ 3wrm ""' ~ ~~ =r. tW\ (f;;" .11) $.t a'm~) f\pprQ'il'fl ~ll'oj r (1 'j! Tqwn r.Jnwl~r Forl'"!{')t lrri'lnted Unlrriqated Culturnble Area not Name of Villaqc L(lc.:.ttirm ['ndl' I (j v j I J d't" d!l'l dl ;11 HIt It ,1I11 1pl '/ (by :lIHJrt:n) W.l~tl) (I n"ludlnq ,lV~ll'lblo 1111 Kill:!.) q,ll.H"'h'~r .1nd fDr Nt) • groves) cultivation ------11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ------ f KR KAMPIL W(3.00) ,TW(15.00) 218.00 3.00 9.00 IWW 2 18 TK(1.00) 179.00 59.00 PR KAMPIL ED W(35.00),TW(195.00) 936.00 ~ 15 PR Kl\MP1L 'l'W(4b.OO) 53.00 0.00 5.00 td , FP 5 FP KAM[,lL W(96.00) 180.00 54.00 6.00 ~ 5 KR KAMPIL GC(4.00) 77.00 12.00 132.00 qrt 18 FP KAMPIL 4.00 TW (72. 00) 339.00 12.00 149.00 ~ 14 KR KIIMPIL f.AG TWE(110.00) 95.00 7.00 14.00 ~ l? I'R K{\Ml'1 I. 2.()O TW(229.001 214.00 9Q.00 27.00 ~11m ]:) i'R KIIMI'II. W{J.OO) 0.00 0.00 4.00 ~ 11) 14 KR KAMPIL TW[61.00) 27.00 3.00 5.00 ~ II \', PR KAMPlL TW[83.00) 41.00 13.00 10.00 !'Jf;:Ir.;f 12 IS _~ __ ~ ______._. 4 __ • ___ .a_ -- ._-_--- -_------. ._-- ---._------_------'f.1T11lRT ~. 'Iff( W-Jt II) - (-~'I ~J ~~.1 Jt U~\Jh hit;\[ eJt ~4"1 .()U 13~ 21ll r:r{W \ 1) W, fiP 11') 14 M.JhmooJpur :3in~lurd 415.00 1083 21: ) CHW II) W, HP - (-'j! (174) 1(,' I', ; I W,I t 1IIIIlkili I - (',- J 0) 1" Mlnlpurd 11 S. 00 .'~ J -\-5) CIIW (\) W,IIP - (',-111) (J 7 I 11 Chaurc t.1 324.00 ------U N - I N II A fl I T E D ------1\i~ 18 palltpur 131.00 ------U N - I N H A fl I TED ------1\i~ ------ 19 Raukrl 132.00 969 P (1 I CWC(l),PHS(l) W,H2 20 -15-10) 8S (156) :0 bhaLmdl 105,00 548 -(-51 eHW (1) W,HP - (-;,) -(5-10) BS ( 87) 21 Kamt.'uddLn Naqar 609.00 944 PI:'I CIIW II) W,I!Q -1-'01 . (',- J I)) H:: ( 121) 22 Hazrat Gan] 217.00 409 -1-5 \ eHW (1) W,HP -(-5) -(-51 BS ( 62) 23 Goo]ar Pur: 610.00 1142 P 11 I CHWlll W,HP -(-5) - (-5) - (-5) (185) c4 Nd,)l .. r.:h,]IlI 25 Slkandarpur Agu 517 .00 1391 P (1) CHW(I) W.HP -(-5) -I-S) - (-5) 1235) .~ h .jhddn~Hl.l r HH 1.00 ,'\\1 I'll) ell;; I \ I W, III' .(.,) - \ - )) -Ie'') 120 7) 27 ;; l kaMar-pu r T ,h.lt ya 560.00 1359 P 11) PHS(l) W,HP - (',-\0) - (-, -)1)) - (',-10) 12Gb) 28 Rustdm NillJdr 64.00 116 -I-51 CHW 11) W,IlP -(0-10) - 15-10) as ( 17) 29 Bllha 355.00 963 P(2) CHWI1) W,HP -15-10) -(S-10) - (5-10) 1141) 30 Bhuda 149.00 ------U N - I N H A BIT E D ------1\i~ ------ Census Directorate, Uttar Pradesh ------~------lb 1" ------~------_------Fl? f<.:j"Ml_'· L TW(llO.OOI 7). 00 14.00 C:.OO 'iI{)q~l~q~< 13 U Vi~ r'I',HI'11. 1.(11) WI 11111.,(0) ,TW(\ /'1 .,)()I I)H.O(l 14.11() ",,00 11 1'/ 1'1\ (1.1)0) ~~ PR KAMPIL EA TW(79.001 12.00 6.00 7.00 1S 1:' ~ ,p KIIMl/ll. 1'W(28.00) 29.00 21.00 37.00 tirrpT 16 11 KR KJlIWlL W(~.OOI 214.00 13.00 89.00 ~ 17 9 KR KAMPf L W(2(),()O) 9~.00 3.00 14.00 1R 10 ~ PR KAMPIL WI50.00),TW(20.00) 55.00 1.00 6.00 ~ 19 9 PR KAMPIL W(7 .00) ,TW(80.00) ".00 2.00 7.00 20 9 ~ PR KAMPf L W(40.00),TW(111.00) 166.00 0.00 260.00 iifil4(\\~"1"141{ 21 'I TWF. (32.00) FR KAMPIL TW (101.00) 68.00 45.00 3.00 ~ 22 8 wI27.00),TWEI37.00) 463.00 62.00 21.00 23 KR KAMPIL EAG ~ 11 KR KAMPIL EAG TWEI203.00) 39.00 6.00 7.00 "I'R'lT~ 24 IS KR KAMPIL 2.00 TW(389.00) 98.00 15.00 13.00 25 15 ~~ KR KAMPIL EAG WI114.00),TWE(224.00) 427.00 92.00 2';_ 00 ~ 26 13 FP K/lMPfl, ,:n, f:Ni 1.1)1) W(I.00) ,TW(I'i.OO) ?3c .00 6.00 3~.OO ~~ :'1 I TWI·; (:: IIJ. (i()) PR KAMFIL VI (4.00), TW 114. 00) 25.00 5.00 5.00 ~'l1R 28 6 TWE{ll.OO) KR KIIMP I L 1.00 W(J.OO),TW(39.00) 134. 00 18.00 18.00 ~ c9 TWE 111:: .00 I W(I.00),TW(14.00) 60.00 27.00 6.00 30 KR KAMPI L ~ 5 • TWF.(41.00) ------~o ------I', II \ 'I: I ~ ti",i h: I 1111 1(: 1 1 ).\11) I' tI I tI 1\ ,I T I, 11{ IIle.Hr, ( ',j 1.' fL U11 I r ~'\l r ['-'J:r Ii il :'ll .Oll 31 ,1 - ( -,) CHW III T{'/,ill' - I ",) (%1 33 K,l\ t i 1dl i l.'0 .O() ------_ .. -- U N - I N H A 1\ t T ~: D ------It<31\oW; ------_--- J,l Sh.lhpur C8~.OO 701 P (t I CIIW III W, III' '1','10) . I ',-II!) , (',-II) I 111l1) 30 13C1l)ta ~b7.00 187 -(-51 CHW (1) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (34) 36 n,-lnq,1.':; N.H].I r' 10.i.00 In - (-0) CHW (11 W, III' -(-',) - (-',I - (-'0) (25) - 37 Savitapur 8~haripur 325.00 597 !?(4) ewcill W,HP - (-5) -(-5) BS (98) 38 Gangpur 127.00 ------U N - r N H A B I T E D ------~~ ------ 39 fatehpur 174.00 497 P(l) CHW( 1) W,HP - 1<;-10) - (5-10) -(S-10) (80) 40 Sheshpur Hushanga 264.00 345 -(5-10) CHW( 1) W,H!? -(5-10) - (5-10) -(5-10) (45) H Lakhamidas Pur 165.00 -_---- .... --- U N - I N H A B I T E: D ------"r<~ ------ 42 Eklahra 567.00 1696 - (5-10) CHW ill W,HP - 10-(0) - (5-10) -(,,-10) (:;39) 43 Nu~e:-a 258.00 151 -IS-lOr CHW(ll W,H? -15-10) -(5-101 -(5-101 (291 N I N HAS I 44 Rasulpur kayasth 94.00 --~------U - T Z D ------"r<31firr<1 ------ 4 'J i\h.Ll,] t PI! t jl) I ,I)I) ell -(-~) CHW (11 W,H~ -I-51 - (-:;) BS (60) 46 f\,lmll iPlli' ~O3.00 ~t)~ -(-~) GIIW( 1) W, Ill' -(-',) • (oJ) - (_'J) (94 I 47 ShankarpurKarharpur - 128.00 69 -(-5) CHW(l) W,HP -1-5) -(-5) - (-5) (8) 48 Graspur 165.00 318 -(-5) CHW(l1 W,HP -1-5) - (-51 -(-5) 119) Census Directorate, Uttar Pradesh ------11 1 : 1] 11 1_ 1: 1~ ------KR Kt'.. '!P I~, WIle.OO) 13.CO 0.00 0.00 "!'O'l'Ti'!T~ 31 F2 Ki'\M['LL, TWlt.GO) 231. 00 30.00 19.00 ~~ 32 KI', V/\I~ 1'1 I. H ~. on .''1,(1(1 '1.1111 lR(t;m,ft II FP KAMPIl. TW(30.00) 177.00 13.00 62.00 m'J{ 34 fP Kl'l1P I L TW(3.00) 234.00 10.00 320.00 ctru 35 4 VI' K/IMI'II. WI',') .(0) b.OO 0.011 lI1S.GO PR Kl'l1P[L FI\G TWF.185.00) 36.00 2.00 20:.00 ~~ 37 KR KAMPIL WI2.00) ,TW14.001 44.00 0.00 77.00 38 5 *"F fI' I\/lMI'II, ',H .DO 40.00 10. Oil \ fP I<'AMPIL TW(3.001 232.00 17.00 12 .. 00 40 5 ~sm KR KAMPIL 29.00 98.00 38.00 41 7 ~ KR KAMP1L TWI156.00) 218.00 177.00 16.00 ~ C 5 Vi' KI\MI'II, WI I I ,(0) 192.00 ',4. Oil 1.00 'Fu 4J KR KAMflIL 1.00 0.00 93.00 ~~ 44 4 PR KAMPIL SAG WI23.00),TWEI40.00) 123.00 12.00 109,.00 45 ~ 2 l<1~ 1<1111[' tI, U\I; 'I'W I '1,1)1)), 'I'WI': 11 ;", ,1)0) " l.lIl) 111.1111 1:.1111 ~1I(,!1~'1< II, 4 PR 1 PH KI\MI'I L ! , 't " J I ~ , : :, 1 ~ L'I\I'll \Ill ,Ill) ('!:'.'l, 'd, : ,) " 1; .Ii '1,::,1"':1,1 I H ,(1) --_------II :1 - : ~ i! ..\ !l I ,', LJ ------it'{.mw. -- . ------ ',j 1"lf'lll ('11 lli'lll It 1'111 .''l',Oi) ,j'll i'( , ewe (I I, i'II,: (I) W,III' I ,I I ,I I ',I (" I 5c Kamalpur 50,00 377 - (-0) CHW (1) W,H? - (-'j I - (- 0 I - (-51 (b 11 :)3 Patt.l M,ldat 1 109,00 50: P( 11, AC III CHW III W,HP - 1-')) - (-0) B::i (1051 ',4 Nll()t pllt l;"di Y,I JO 1 ,1)11 11 tlJ - (- 'J I CIlW III W, III' - ( -',) - (_I,) (571 SS Karav 315,00 453 -(5-10) CHW (11 W,IlP - ( ',-I 0) - I ')-10 I -(5-10) (',II .')11 Katrl Blht Nagar1.ya 293.00 ------U N - [ N H A B [ T E D -----_---- ~.mw. ------ 01 ,\ldILU i y,j 154. 00 ------_ ... _- U N - r N H ,n. ~ r T ~ D ------... --- ~.mw. ------ 58 Sultanpur Ma]ariya 340.00 ------U N - I N H A B I T E D ------IR .mw. ------ 59 Shiyoganpur 197.00 ------[J N - I N H A B I T E D ------~.mw. ------ "0 Bhalnsat" 319.00 ------U N - r N H A B I T E D ---_-_---- -IR~ ------ 61 Changamal. :!.2S.00 ------[J N - I N H A B I T E D ------~.mw. ~~~~-~---_ '1.~ ~~ 1 n.-wl : ,105.00 Q7:' ,\C 111 MWC (11, l'1I~1 (11 w,lIr "(",1 -(') HI I - 1',-1 ()) (lb91 63 Chaukhariya 289.00 287 P(l) ,AC(t) CHW( 11 W,HP - (-5) - (-5) -(-5) (42) 64 Puntr,ar Dehdmafi 424.00 526 -(5-10) CHW (1) W, liP - (-5) - 1')-10) -(5-10) (89) 65 Jh 1] hkapl! [ 146.00 ------U N - I N H A B I T E D ------_--- ~~ ------ 66 Surajpur Brahmnan .J 734.00 U N - I N H A B I T E D ------"'~ ------ Census------Directorate, Uttar Pradesh ------11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2 ------KR K.l\MPIL EAG TWE (37.00) 69.00 7.00 51.00 49 2 ~~ KR KAMI'II. W(ti.OO),TW(JJ.OO) b2.00 6b.OO 3.00 ~O 1 ~ 1 KR KAMPIL W(20.00),TW(12.00) 68.00 1.00 192.00 l1lllF~ 51 KR KAMPIL TW(27.00) 12.00 3.00 8.00 52 2 ~ PR KAMPJ L [';11, EN_; 4.(JU 'rWE (I OJ. dO) )9,OU b.UO n.oa tt¢~ 5) 1 FP KAMPIL EAr; 8.00 TWf:13g.00) 252.00 0.00 8.00 "FF~ 5~ 3 ! KR KAIMGANJ TW(22.00) 83.00 4.00 184.00 ~~~ 56 6 KR KAIMGANJ 69.00 59.00 26.00 57 6 ~ KR Kl\IMGI\NJ 91.00 90.00 159.00 ~~ 58 ~ KR KAIMGANJ 44.00 49.00 104.00 59 8 ~ KR KAIMGANJ 122.00 38.00 159.00 ~ 60 7 KR KAIMGANJ 7.00 1.00 117.00 ~ 61 6 KR KATJ\MGANJ WI15.00),TWI66.00) 172.00 6.00 146.00 fu;Mt 62 7 KI1 I KR KAMPIL 208.00 10.00 206.00 tp~ 64 6 KR KAfM'~AN.r 1'11\ .00) 62.00 60.00 23.00 ~ 65 '/ KR KAIMGANJ 1'1(105.001 398.00 231.00 0.00 ~R=IR 66 A ~-~-~---~--~------~----~------~------~~-~------~------~------~------,'4 - --_ -- - - - ._ ..... ------d' .. : \ I) ~:~H . 00 1 (I - I-'d ('IiW',11 W,ll(' ',I I'll i ',J \H \) .)" l~!l 1 t mpu 1 55t).00 qqU 1'111, fie 11) CIiW II) W, III' - (-';) -1',-111) -I .',) (1 iJo) 69 AkbarganJ Garlya 214.00 454 P 11) CHW II) W,HP -1-5) -1-5) -1-5) 173) 70 l.... :h·))r.)ul j f'-1.1)1,-Hk'vpIJl' ns,oo 18::3 PI::) ellW 11) W, III' 1-'') --(', 1111 - I ',-I () I (34)1) 71 Akarkhera Mahmaciipur 140,00 715 -(-5) CHWI1) W,HP -1-5 ) -I S-l 0) -IS-I0) ( 100) 7~ Ataggapur 398.00 1290 -1-5) CHW 11) W,HP -1-5) -1-5) -1-5) 1214) 73 AJ ijpur 168.00 434 -(-5) CHW 11) W,HP -1-5) -1-0) -1-5) 163) 74 Bahlolpur 529.00 731 AC 11) CHW (1) W, HP -1-5) -1-5) -1-5) 110 7 ) 75 Mcdpur 545.00 1061 Pll) ,Mill MWC II) , PHS 11) W,HP -1-5) -(5-10) 8S 1164 ) 76 Jijpura 342.00 1393 P(l) ,ACI1) CHW (1) W, HP -1-5) -1-5) IlS (218) 77 Bhagautiput 15J,00 453 POI CHWO I W,IIP - 1-;') -I-51 8S 184) 78 Ralpur Khas 17 8,00 4934 P12) ,MI2) ,HI1) MWC 11) , PHS 11) ,RP III W,HP PO,PHONE -(5-10) 85 1783) PUCI1) ,ACI1) 79 Nunwara 70,00 40:;; -1-5) CHW 11) W,HP -1-5) -(5-10) BS (58) 80 Kunwarpur Imlak 145.00 715 P(2),M(1),ACIl) CHW II) W,IIP - 1-5) -(')-10) BS 11:;7 ) 81 t'urauri 381. 00 2748 P (1) CHW 11) W,HP - (-51 -1-5) -(-'"~ I ~ 67) 82 Abdulrahman PUr 78,00 330 -(-5) CHW 11) W,HP -1-5) -15-10) -15-10) (511 83 Kadar Oadpur Sara.!. 388.00 1390 P(l) ,AC(l) CHW (I) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (226) 84 Sultanpur Rajkunwar '- 107.00 638 -1-5) CHW(1) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) (98) ------~------< Census Directocate, Uttar ~radesh "s ._ ------II LI II i ~ 1 b tl 18 ------_----_----_--_------KR KP-.7.t..MG;.J1J W(ll.OO) ,TW(15.00) :;50.00 4:c.oe 70.00 '1tt(i3M:1lgt 67 Q 138.00 b8 KR i' KH r KR KA·{l'.MGI\I!.J W(6S.001,TW(45.001 3·12.00 2.00 18.00 ~~ 70 KR KAYAMGANJ TW1100.001 26.00 6.00 8.00 ~~ 71 7 KH "IIMI·II. 1./111 TW (;' 11).001, TWI·: (:'40 .00 I IOO.DO I.UO .'1.00 31fIT'11'F J KR KAYAHGANJ 2.00 TW(50.00) 100.00 11.00 5.00 ~ 73 4 PR,KR KAYAMGANJ 3.00 TW (250.001 156.00 2.00 118.00 ~ 74 4 PR KAYAMGANJ EA 6.00 TW(150.00),TWE(22.00) 30.00 125.00 212.00 ~ 75 5 llR KAY I\MGAN.J EA 10.00 TW(47.00),TWE(30.00) 28.00 9.00 218.00 ~ 76 3 77 PR KA'{ I\MGAN.J Ell. TW (43. 00) 44.00 0.00 66.00 ~ 1 78 PR KAYAMGANJ EA 1. 00 TH(81.00),TWE(30.001 30.00 3.00 33.00 ~~ 5 PR KAYAMGANJ EA 2.00 H(13.00),TW(30.001 8.00 1. 00 6.00 "'j'mT 79 55 THE(lO.OOI PR KAYAMGAN.T EA 1. 00 TW(38.00) 30.00 10.00 66.00 ~~ 80 PR KAMPIL ED,tAG TW(ZOl.00I,TWE(50.001 60.00 2.00 68.00 ¢it 81 4 PR KAMPIT. ED,EAG GC(30.00I,TW(18.00) 17.00 0.00 13.00 J1iijM(~ql'1g( 82 0.00 215.00 83 KR KA~AMGANJ Ell 2.00 GC (108.00) ,'1:W 115 .00) 48.00 ~~ 6 H4 PH,KI< KAY AM/oliN.) GC(27.00) ,TW(7,OO) 4.00 ).00 68.00 ~~ ----- .- .... .,.- ... ~. ------.---~------.------'IA'1'IT'ltf:1~.'l1HII~ ,'l~ ,- - ~ ", . " - .. -, " - ... - -". --- .- -- ., III --- .------._ ------.------~------<------'l:; ",1.in i )..1-'111 ,1".I)() 1I N - I N Ii II r T F. [) ------fr<31Tdw. ------" -/-1)) Ii:: Bo N~ ),ll1!u(1dJnpuJ :';3".00 150) I'll) ,I\C (1) ClIWIJ) W,IIP - 1-',) (:';JHI - (-',) BI IIdt1\ \ rplll Q 1\ i 'h.OO 240 -(-5) CHW(11 W,lIP - (- ',I (271 88 Kunwrltpur Kh >J9 l\.l...rlbld 79.00 691 P ( t I CHW (tJ W,IIP - (-J I - (-';I ( 1171 90 Jogpur 284.00 270 - (-51 CHW(ll w, HP - (-51 -(-51 BS (53) 91 Sikandarpur Khas 152.00 1458 P(41 ,M{ll ,H(l) H (1 I , MWC (1 I , PHS ( 1) W,HP PO,PHONE DAIL"! BS (204) AC{l) 92 Hark"r~np\lr 100.00 7"0 ? (1) CHW (1) W,II? -(-',) - (-'/ I (101 I 93 Prempur ~ 47 .00 ----_----- U N - I N H A B I T E 0 ------fr<~ ------ 94 Hotepur 63.00 872 P( 1) ,M(l) CHW (1) W, HP - (-5) - (-5) BS (125) 95 Sura]pur Chamraua 62.00 300 Pill CHW (1) W,KP - (-5) -1-5) -i-5) (42 ) 9b Bhaqipur UmrJh 4.00 824 P(2) CHW (1) W,H~ - (-~) - (-'») - 1-5) ( 159) 97 Sultanpur Palnapu( 145.00 563 P(21 CHW(ll W,KP -(oS) - (-S I -1-5 ) ( 1I)~) 98 Devraiya C; 52.00 418 Pill CHW (11 W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(S-10) ( 66) 99 Silankarpur Oeharnafi ., 183.00 76 - (-5) CHW 11) W,HI' - (5-10) - 15-10 I BS (13) 100 Tarapur Bhogapur 56.00 36 -(-5) CHW (11 W,HE' -(-'j) - 1-',) - (-5) (6) 101 Bhartupur c: 607.00 404 -(-5) CHW (1) W,HE' - (-51 -1-5 ) - (-5) (591 102 Narayanpur 167.00 448 - (-5) CHW( 11 W,HE' -(5-10) MON,FRI -(5-10) (15) CcnSU$ Dlr~ctordtc, Uttar Pradesh J.r ~ - - . _- -- . _-_-_ -_ .. ----~------. ------• - + • - - - -- _- -_ ------II II II 1') I., I: I .. 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(0) 33.00 M.OI) 10h.00 ~ ~l) ~ PR KIIMPTL ED,EAG,EA 20.00 TW(25.00) ,TWE(54.00) 25.00 0.00 28.00 ~1'§m 91 ~ PR KAMPIL ED,EAG 1. 00 TWE 17 5.00) 21.00 0.00 3.00 92 4 ~ KR KAMPIL GC(4.00),TW(35.00) 6.00 0.00 2.00 93 4 ~ PR KAMPIL ED,E:Jl.G TWE(51.00) 6.00 0.00 6.00 94 3 ~ KR KAMPIL ED,EAG W(S.OO) ,TW(29.00) 25,00 0.00 3.00 ~~-m 95 3 PR KAMPIL ED,EAG 0.00 0.00 4.00 wiI'l<~ 96 3 KR KAMPIL ED,EJl.G TW(2S.00),TWE(SO.00) 45.00 10.00 15.00 IF'fl''I'F 'I<'RT'j< 97 4 KR KAMPIL EAG 1.00 TW(30.00),TWE(14.00) 4.00 0.00 3.00 ~ 98 5 Pf( KAMt'lL IW,E:AG GC\Z2.00),TW\18.00) 27.00 60.00 56.00 ~~ 99 5 PR K/IJoIPIL F.AC; TW 1)0.00) , TWE ( 1 7 • 00) 6.00 0.00 1.00 i'IlW{{\~ lOll I 21. 00 w;3o.00),TK(49.00) 99.00 130.00 272.00 101 KR KIIMP1J. ~ W(4.00),TW(36.00) 114 _00 6.00 7.00 10:' KR KIIMP1J. ~ I I') 10,1 q 1'1- i C!I\;(I) W, III' - (', - I ill - (',-I () I (1',;,) ;','.011 ')/.' 1'111 CIIW( 11 VI, III' ( -',I ('HII 105 Samauddinp~r 124.00 798 P11) MWC (1) , PHS (1) W, HP -(-5) BS I DOl 106 Slkandarpur Chhitmanc 249. 00 507 -(-5) CHW I 1) 1'1, HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-101 (65) 10 J Choun l'm d 224.00 94 -(-51 CIIW\I) W,HP -(5-10) -(':>-10) -(5-10) (14) 108 Ji]auta Bujurg 278.00 1692 PI21,M(11 CHW \1) W,HP - (-5) TUE, SAT - (-5) (299) 109 Jijauta Knurd 'I 229.00 239 ?( 11 CHW(l) W,H? -1-'» - (-5) BS (45) 110 Ha5anpu( S~m\dadpu( '34.00 U N - I N H A BIT ~ 0 ------ 111 Rudayan 1309.00 2910 P(2) MWC (11 , PHS I 1) W,HP PO DAILY BSRS (494 ) 112 Rasidabad Khatlk 203.00 87 P( 1) PHS(ll W,HP -(-5) - (-5) - (-5) (13) 113 Manikpur ~ 534.00 458 Pill CHW(I) W,HP - (-5) -(-51 BS (79) 114 LDdhlPur "30.00 ~67 CHW( II W,III' - (-'01 (9~) 115 Duriyapur lJ 362.00 548 -(-5) CHW(ll W,lIP -1-5) -1-5) - (-5) 1105) 116 Khempur 293.00 408 -(-5) CHW(l) W,HP - (-5) -(-5) -(-5) (82) 117 Bilsdri 'i 478.00 1779 P(Z) CHW (1) W,HP - (')-10) -('5-10) (279) 118 Jaidpur 55.00 263 -(-5) CHW(l) W,HP -(-5) - (5-10) -(5-10) (40) 119 Khetalpur Saurlya 448.00 1031 PIZ) CHW(l) W, HP -1-5) - (5-10) 5S (150) 120 Barkhera 975.00 851 P(l),M(l),H(l) MWCIl) , PHCll), PHSI1) W, HP PO -15-10) BS (136) PUC(t) On), RP( 1) Census Dlrector~ter Uttar Pradesh ------11 1" 11 1:' 16 11 lA ------~------.------.. ------~------_. -. ------~,. KI~ i.;n~I'1 \, 1''/\1; 1.()() TW 11 "f,. 00) , TWf'; (IJI> .1)0) ;',;,". (1) 1>0.00 ;:1::.01) 'Im'F IllJ KR KAHPIL El',G GC\35.(0),TWE\66.00) 20.00 92.00 109.00 104 4 ~ PR KDAMPIL EAG 16.00 W(18.00),TW(29.00} 25.00 8.00 8.00 105 3 TWE(20.00) ~ PR KIIMl' I r. EN; 1.00 W(Q.OO),TWr::(4Q.OI)) 74.00 ~.OO 1411.00 \Of, TK (ll.00) ~~ KR KAHPIL W(4 .OO) ,TW(31.00) 53.00 3.00 133.00 lD7 7 ~ m,Kf{ "/\MI' I L 2.00 TW(12.00},TK(38.00) 52.00 5.00 169.00 ~~ 108 8 PR KVIIMP lL GC(9.00),W(2.00) 17 .00 9.00 136.00 ~1ft 109 'l TW(4.00),TK(52.00) KR KA.,\~1 L 20.00 47.00 27.00 llO 9 ~~ EO,EIIG 16.00 GC(302.00},W\68.00} 288.00 87.00 185.00 111 PR KAMPIL ~ 8 TWE(301.00),TK(62.00) KR KAHPIL 10.00 TW(20.00) 48.00 19.00 106.00 ~~ 11: 8 PI< KIIMi'11. 'i .110 W(11.00) , TWE (H 1 .00) 04.00 19.00 209.00 113 TKIJ'l.OO) ~ PR, KR KAMPIL 9.00 TWI62.00) 17 .00 17 .00 1:5.00 114 il ~ KR KDAMPIL 11. 00 TW(61.00) 61.00 56.00 167.00 ~ 115 5 KR KAMPIL TW(61.00) 49.00 96.00 87.00 ~ 116 • 5 I I PR KAHPIL 4.00 GC(26.00) ,TW(91.00) 42.00 68.00 211 .00 ~~ 119 Ii f'l( KI\MI'II. 1'.1),1';0 4. 01) I;C \ ~ I . 00) , 'rw ( 168.00) 207.00 281.00 :~~8 . 00 ~ 1:0 I ''''''1'''''1 fil'1~I"f'r. ~T11 U~fl J • i') 1,' 1 M 1111111.11'11' i1 :' . L "."I,d\) ',1)\ 1'(,') ('IIW (II W, III' III) \,,',) , __ \'d:" l..Jf,Jdf cJb .00 b~l P(:::) CHW (1) W,HP - (-J ) _ ( ',-\1) I -IS-lOr 188) ( 'J - [I) I.' J NI d\ ll\d. 1 \ \\~\\H 1 %.1)0 !J ~H~ - 1-') I eliWll) 'II, III' - ( ~ 'J I I'r II)) ~- I (H 1) 1~4 RahimaJaJpur 150.00 ------U N - I N H II B I T E 0 ------~~ ------ 1~5 Ti yaurkh.-l,s 1074.00 :'40:: P(2I,M(1I,lIClll CHW II) W,IIP - (- ',J -(',-WI -('0-10) (3 h") 126 Rasldabad Brahmnan 371. 00 878 P12) ,Mil) ,H(l) Hll),CWCll),RPll) W,HP PO - 110+) -(>10) ( 119) 127 Karanpur 253.00 355 P \l) CWC(I),HCII) W,HP - (-51 -15-10) BS 157 ) 1:::8 D,1L1rur 23: .00 1115 P11) ,lICI1) CHW II) W,IIP - (- 'j) MON - ('\-10) 1196) 129 Braharnpur JagH 257.00 941 Pill CHW( 1) W,HP -(-5) SAT BS (156) 130 Balipur Gadi 353.00 548 P (1) ,AC (1) CHW III W,HP -1-5) SAT 85 ( 93) 131 Chal 132 Niyamat PUr Dilawali ~ 374,00 893 Pill ,AC(l) CHW( I) 'II, HP - (-5) -(5-10) BS ( 156) 133 Jasupur fi 76,00 -----_ ... --- U N - I N HAS I T E 0 ------~~ ------ 134 Katiya 'CJ 453,00 3023 P(l) ,M(l) MWC(l) , PHS(l) W,HE' -1-5) -(5-10) BSRS (452) ~ , 135 Hushaniga ,- 123.00 ------U N - I N H l\. 8 I T E D _... ------~~ ------ 136 Shahalam Pur 147 ,00 378 -(-5) CHII(I) W,HE' -(-5) -(5-10) - (5-10) ( 72) 13 , Dct~pU t' N,'qr I y,' 161. 00 427 AC( 1) CHW (1) W,IlE' -('rill) - ('rlf)) ( 65) 138 Sotepur 244,00 528 -1-5) CHW(l) W,HP - (-5) -(5-10) -15-10) ( 91) Census Directorate, Uttar Pradesh ------11 13 1:' lb 17 18 ------FR r(,_::!..MP:! I., GC ( -'1 0 • 00) , Tft{ ( 18 . 00 ) ------21.00 36.00 114 .00 1~1 7 ~~ PR KAMPIL ED GC 11.' . 00) , TW ( 4 9 . 00 ) 56.00 41.00 78.00 1~" 8 ~ "~ KR Ki\MPIL ED GCI15.00),TWI31.00) 38.00 47.00 65.00 123 B ~ KR ~Jl.IM(;MI,J GCIJO,QO),TWI10.OO) 4 7.00 0.00 63.00 124 11 ~ PR K/\IMI,/It).) En,EO c,on (,C I:' ~9. 00) ,TW 11 31.00) 168.00 244.00 230.00 ~1Wf 1.~ ., In PR KAIMGANJ ED 9.00 GCII00.00),W(12.00) 85.00 21.00 110.00 ~~ 126 12 TWIJ4.00) PR KAMPIL 3.00 W(2.00),TWI53.00) 35.00 72 .00 88,,00 127 8 ~ KR KAIMGANJ £0 4.00 GCI43.00),TWI44.00) 28.00 5~.OO 58.00 <;Rl'F 12ti 10 PI'. KDII1 MGlIN,] ED GCI44.00),TWI15.00t 39.00 80.00 19.00 129 g ~"1iTiT< PI'. KAIMGANJ ED,EAG 6.00 GC(Sl.00),WI3.001 66.00 50.00 117.00 130 7 TWE160.001 ~~ KR KAIMGANJ GCI44 .00) 41.00 0.00 49.00 ~ 131 7 ?R KArMGANJ 2.00 GCI".00),Twt41.001 80.00 64.00 110.00 13:: 8 ~~ KR KAIMGANJ GCI12.00),TWI6.00) 9.00 26.00 23.00 ~ 133 ~ PR KAMPIL ED,EAG 1. 00 GCt95.00),TWEI62.00) 65.00 101.00 129.00 ~ 134 5 K~ f PR KAIMGANJ 1. 00 GCI28.00),TWI11.00) 14.00 49.00 42.00 -m~ 136 '1 TWli:t2,OOI PR KAIMGANJ GC(40.00),TW(16.00) 41.00 26.00 38.00 131 6 ~"ITh PH KI\IM(;I\N,) U(;(44 ,00) ,TWIll.OO) 30.00 45.00 ~3.00 ~ lJ~ - __ • ___ ~~~.~~_~_~-.-_~~._~_._~~~ •. ___ ~~_ ·• __ ~~ ___ ._~" ______. __ ~rM._. ______ "f'lI1'If'!t ~~~. i\Tt( w'I" II) 11'1 {111',''1'''' I'd .0\) P( II, H( 1) ,11<:( 11 CIIW (I) W, III' I', I'}) I', II)) 526.00 1118 P(~) CHW II) 1'1, liP - (-',) - I', - 1(11 - (')-10) (149) 141 l~h~ltJl\J,J Jb9.00 335 - (-5) CHWI!I W,HP -1-5) -15-10) - (5-10) (52) 142 Ajilmnacpr ~OG.OO 537 P (II CHW(l) 1'1, liP - ( '>1 ('I 10) ('I.') \llq~ CIIWII) 1'1, Ill' - (-',) - 1- ',) ( lSI) :oB.OO 41b~ P(I)',M(I),ACIII MWC II) , PIIS III W,IlP PO - (-,,) (700) 145 Pattima)ra Lalpor 151.00 290 -(-5) CHW 11) -(-5) -(-5 ) -(-5) (41) 146 Chiloull 480.00 4530 P(21 MWC(l) W,HP - (-5) -(-5) as \104\ 147 Lalpurpatti 96.00 157 P (1) CHW(l1 W,HP - (-51 -1-,) BS (128) 148 Shivrai AdrlYdr 212.00 183 P (11 ,M III CIIW(l) W, liP (1:0\ 149 Yahiyapur 139.00 457 P (1) CHW(I) 1'1, HP - (-5) - 1-5) BSRS (89) ISO Rai Rayanpu[ 66.00 U N - I N H A BIT E 0 ------ lSI Jourd 518.00 2041 PII) ,ACIL) CHW(I) W,HP - 1-5) - (-s) - (-5) (313 ) 152 Karlm Nager 95.00 197 P II) CHW(I) W,HP -(-5) as (30) 153 Lakhan Pur 114 .00 1581 ACil) CHW (1) W,HP PO - (-5) - (-5) 1254 ) 1~4 MudovL 394.00 16L4 Pili ,AC(lI MWC 11) , PHS (l ) W,HP - (-5) TUf:, SAT - (-5) (258) 155 Jarara 108.00 354 - 1-5) CHW I LI W,HP - 1-1) - (-5) (52) 156 Man]hola 115.00 1963 -(-5) R1?(I) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS (322) Census Directorate, Uttar Pradesh 11 16 1 ' 1'3 ------PR KPIMGAJ GC(2S,OOI,T'tI(=O,QC) 8.00 36.00 72.00 ~ 139 PR,KR KDJl.IMGAN,] ED :.[)O GC(lJO.OO) ,wil.aO) b4.00 9i.00 ~lb.OU ~ 1" 0 6 TW(c?OO) PR,KR KAIMGJl.NJ W(2 .00) 66.00 50.00 51.00 .m.m 141 B KH KAIM(;lIlj,1 r.CI"3,001 12.00 54.00 77.00 ~ 1,12 PR KATMGA,j E/\G 1. 00 GC 141 .001 , TWE 143.001 7.00 64.00 84.00 ~$ 10 3 PR KDA[MGANJ ED,EAG 4.00 GC(57.00I,TW(48.001 80.00 6.00 3.00 ~ 144 3 TWE(60.00) PR KA[MGANJ ED,EAG GC(20.00),TW(16.00) 35.00 0,00 66.00 ~~ 145 2 TWE:(20.00) PR KAIMGI'.NJ ED, EAG, EO 5.00 TW(20.00),TWE(188.00) 36.00 85.00 146.00 ~ 146 1 EA PR KMM(]ANd Ell, "AG, EO TW(8.00),TWE(9.00) 12.00 18.00 49.00 ~ 141 2 EA PR KAIMGANJ ED,EAG 2.00 GC(21.00),TWBI20.00) 29.00 51.00 44.00 fum;fur; 148 2 R(33.00) 14 Q PR KAIM(;/\N,) ED,EAG 6.00 GC(3B.OO) 40.00 34.00 21. 00 ~ 1 KR KAIMGANJ GC (9.00). W(1.00 I 15.00 1.00 40.00 KR KAIMGANJ ED,EAG GC(111.00),TW(112.00) 81. 00 69.00 112.00 ;Jfm 151 4 TWE(33.00) 32.00 152 PR KAIMGANJ EAG ].00 TW(36.00) 7.00 17.00 .'I1R 1 112.00 21B.OO 153 PR,KR KAIMGANJ 23.00 TW(30.00I,TWE(185.00) 14 6.00 ~ 3 154 PI>. KAIM{,I\N,] W,I':AG 'tW(aS.orJl,'fWt::(42.lllll 21.0tl "I5.tlU 11t. au ~ 4 155 l 156 PR KAIMGANJ ED,EAG 19.00 GC(46.00),TWS(66.00) 30.00 1.00 13.00 ~ 3 ------.------~.------.. ------~------~------;})4 ~------~------_------_----- I', 1,,!1 ')i '.\)\1 1.IH 1 l'II),N'II) HI'I)) W,III' ; '~ I I " " ". tl '~iJ J I',:, .\ \ \ Ill) '111 )/+J,II\I l'IH') t (11 ,Ae (11 CWC(II,R~(ll w, HP - (-~) -I-f)) - (-:, I (299) 159 Hilml rpu r K~dS 119,00 :320 P I:' I , fI (I) Ctlw (I) W, Hr' - (-',) - ( _', I -1- C,) ( I-Pi) 160 Gird Kalm (;an] 164.00 1184 r(l) ,M(I) ,H(11 MWC (11 , FPC (1) W,HP - (-5) TJE,SAT BS ( 178) 1,,1 1\,1\ 10 11 11 11 '1/',,00 ,")'111 l'll) ,Ae III CIIW 11) 1'1,111' - (-'J) - 1-', I -(-')) (420 I 162 Pltoura 456.00 3212 PI31,M (31 MWC (11 , PHS III W,TW,HP PO, PHONE - (-5) BS (460) 163 Subhan Pur 101.00 1359 AC(l) CHW (II W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS (178) 164 Jaabbupur 46S.00 1635 PIZI,ACII) CHW 11) W,HP -1-5) - (-5) -(-5) (2581 165 Narsingapur 768.00 2223 P(21 ,M (I) ewc (1) , PHS (1) W,HP - (-5) -(-5) -(-5) (3271 Ib6 Govindpur Hakim Khan! 168.00 377 P(II CHW(l) W,IIP _ (_ '0) _ (_'» ('>3 ) 167 Ludhaiya 293.00 1439 P(21 CHWll) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-101 (lSII Ib8 Kaimpur 64.00 490 - (-51 CIIW (ll W, HP -(-51 -(5-101 BS ( 801 169 Maursidabad J 305.00 5004 P(lI,M(lI MWC(ll,RP(ll W,HP PO, PHONE - (-5) -(-5) (737 ) 170 Katra Rahmat Khan ::; 145.00 2500 p(1) ,AC(l) CHW( 1) W,HP -(-5) -(-51 -(-5) (347) 171 Meerpur Kamruddin Nau 144.00 632 hC(I) CHW( 11 W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (93) 1/" Manul1apur 39.00 ------II N - r N H ... B r T E D -----_ .. --- ~~ ------ 113 Atail'u( Jadid ~ 206.00 4222 ~Il, ,M(ll ~HS (11 • NH ( 11 \oI,H~ PC, PHONE - (- 51 - (-5 I (568) 174 Atalpur Kahana ,J 277.00 2025 PIl) ,"'C(l) PHS (1) W,HP - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (335) Census Directorate, Uttar Pradesh j$ II I', I I I' I, I" ------. ------PR !Q.,r~(_'1·.~,,1 ED, E,'\C 1.1)1) ';c 11 J '.00) , r'llE I "4.001 45.00 13.00 ~lS.JC ~ 1.:7 3 PR KAIMG/i.N,] ED, EAG 13 .00 GC i 107 . 00: , 'II 11 9 . 00) 36.00 141.00 ..':0.00 15'l 4 TWlb9.001,TWE(170.00) ~ PR KAIMGA1·U ED,EAG,EO 10.00 TWE (80.00) 13.00 0.00 16.00 159 J EA ~(gffi PR KAIMGAMJ cD,EJ\G,EO 4.00 TW(79.001,TWE(20.00) 31. 00 1.00 29.00 160 1 EA mt~ PI'. K/\ 1MCN\.I i-:ll,r./\C"f:O H.OO GCI36.00),TWEI8S.00) 38.00 41.00 734.00 HI Ell ~ PR KAIM{;I\MJ Ell 13.00 TWI38.00),TWEll~1.001 83.00 b3.00 78.00 162 1 ~ PH KflIM';I\I/,1 1'.II,I':fI{; ".Ol) '1''111,; 11,t< .(0) 11,.00 :'.00 '1.IlO t (,J ~ PI'. KAIMGANJ ED,EAG 9.00 GCI88.00),WI21.00) 38,00 89.00 94.00 164 3 TWI60.00),TWEI69.00) ~ PR KAIMGANJ ED,EAG 7.00 GCI70.00),WI2.001 45.00 98.00 230.00 165 3 TWI146.00),TWE(170.00) ~ KR KAIMGANJ ED,EAG 5.00 TW(35.00),TWE(32.00) H.OO 0.00 55.00 166 4 ~~l9T KR KAIMGANJ ED,EAG 1.00 GC(134 .00) ,'11(2.00) 28.00 13.00 27.00 167 6 TW(88.001 ~ PH Kfl1 MI;{\fI,1 I'1J,1';fI{; GC(~4 ,00) ,'('WF:(3.00) 1. 00 1.00 ~.OO It>~ ~ ~ PR KAIMGANJ ED,EAG 5.00 W(55.00),TW(12.00) 170.00 2.00 25.00 169 3 TWE(36.00) ~ PR KAIMGANJ ED,EAG,EO 8.00 TW(40.00),TWE(15.00) 29.00 6.00 47.00 'R PR KJ\lMGIINJ ED,EAG 31. 00 GC(34 .00) ,TW(1S.001 7.00 1. 00 13.00 171 5 TWE(40.00) ~~ PR,KR KAIMGANJ EAG TWE(15.00) 0.00 0.00 24.00 172 4 ~ PR KJ\IMI;flNJ ED,f-IIG,EO TW£(156.00) 13.00 1.00 36.00 173 4 EA ~~ PR KJ\lMGANJ ED, EAG TWI:(155.001 95.00 2.00 25.00 174 5 ~~ .. ""------~---- - .-_ .. _------"R1J'IRl~. ro 1I~~r II) 1 " t>-! "i, i I ~ I'", III I ,llO :'\)0 -(-~J l'HW I J I W, III' - 1-', I ~ I ~',) -1-', I ('III lib 1I,1fl,;,IP\Jf I;\)IJI dlPlJt ~H 1,00 U;'4 PIll,Mlll,AClll R~I \ 1 W,III' - (_I) 1 - (_I)) - (_1..1 \ (211 ) In Nib,11 £Hlf' Y\I),OO I"}'J I\e III RP III W,IIP -I-cl - (- 'J) -1-5) (125) Totdl ; 50::G I ,ilO 15~459 P (1331 ,MI;~3) H (2) ,Mew Ib) 23682 H 16). ~()C (21 CWCI9),HCII) AC 131) PHCI1I,PHSI201 D (11 , "PC ( 1 ) NHlll,RPlql CIIW( 11'1) ------_------11 lS 16 17 ------Kl"l.::.v1C;.tU SO, EF.G T'~E(7S.o0) 26.CO :.00 2.00 P". ~ 1 ~ S 'I PR 3HJ\M~'/I'f3AO ED,EAG TWE(JB.Oo) 173.00 D.oo b3.DO l~h 3 tm KR SHAMSABIIO ED,EAG 6.00 TW(89.00),TWE(gA.00) 5:'.00 75.00 75.00 17~ 1 ~ mrr: 465.00 GC(2975.00),W(1258.00) 14808.00 5884.00 12527.00 TW(6861.00),TWE(S340.00) TK(J17.00),R(]3.00) =====~=-=-~.~======~======~ ,.... - -._--_ ------VIKAS KHAND KAIMGANJ, II NAWABGANJ " SHAMSABAD (TAHSIL KAIMGANJ) ..~ DISTRICT FARRUKHABAD o lOUNDARY, DtSTRlCT ___•• __ • ____ •.• _._.•.••. _ ••.•. ____• TAHS1I.. ___.• _••••• _••. _.• ____...... _._. __ _ ..... • .....>-..····_·····_·· __················· ______1 HE~~ART~~~~~:~:;::!~~~~.~f: ~i6~.:J YILLAGES WITH POPUU. noN SlZ£: BELOW 200, C 200-"" • .soo~,,,. lOoo-49!t9, 5000 , ..SOYE... r._'!'!'~t...... UMfIIHAIIT[D VILLAGE WfTH LoeA TIOtrt CODE NUNBER '- _ .§Il !. __ -' URSAN AAU WITH LOCATION COO£ __.• __ •••• _ •.•• _ •. t'l//?Vw/A ,~~::1~!:?:~~~~~.:;.~~~.~"..;.~::::::~:::::. ~ POST of'FIC£lT[LEGR&Ph OFF\CL ... _ .. _ POITO tCk SCHOO\..IWTER COLLEGE.. _•• ___•••••• ~ ...... S • Ie ttOSPIT AL. PRIMARY HEAL 711 CENTRE. OI$PE"SARY. $.~.+ ..A'tERHITY AND CHtlQ WELFARE CENTRE •• .. ..-cRTAMT V'LLAfiE ""ARICET I "'A7. __ .. IA s L 11)1) I rrf.Tr~1f.lf 1""1 1:1-.11::11;: 'iR llfmIrii mI I\MUIIT I F.:; All)) Dlstdct Ndfll,' : fdffUkhclbdd ilTI!ii~'iRlIfcooii .fllftilTl!ii~~~tm'hl(-\~~-milTl!*r.rrr.hn: ~ lWI~'IJl! ~ m;~ «IT'l!TJ'1m1!fil mrr 0ZICIfIll .m;i. :\n~fr ( lIJl'lIJ m f:: !Ift_ "ifi!'lRt ~~ ~JR. Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Educational Medical Drinking Water Post and Day(s) of . Communications Code of the village lation and = (Potable) Telegraph market/hat, (Bus stop, No. (1 n hectares) number of if any Railway station, households Water way) 10 C.D. Block Nawabganj Tahsil KdimganJ 118 Lalai 225.00 1797 P (2) ,MIL) -(-5) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) as (311) 179 Paithan Khurd BUJurgC 545.00 3017 P(2) ,M(l) -(-5) W,HP PO -(10+) -(>10) (517) 180 Jirau ~ 244.00 1532 ~ (3) -(-51 W,HP -1-5) -15-10) - 15-10) (246) 181 Barabiko 427.00 2381 p (2) ,M(2) MWC (1) , ~HS (1) W,HP PO, PHONE -15-10) -15-10) (397) 18~ Elour 341. 00 c847 P(cl -HI w, TW, liP - (e',) " (',·111) IJS I ~'IO) 183 Sh.l.bralmatu 144. 00 1023 P 12) MWC (1), PHS 11) W,IlP - 1-5) -15-10) BS ( 188) 184 Jahan Pur 110.00 507 P( 1) ,M (1) - (-S) W,HP -(-5) - C,-IO) -15-101 {Bli 185 Rashidab.l<1 Ba llabh Ii 43.00 1~8 -(-51 ·HI W,IIP -(-',) - (',-111 I -('HOI (19) IB6 Alhadadpur - 270. 00 677 p(2) -(-5) T,W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(S-lO) (lID) 187 Mamapur 105.00 911 P(2) - (-5) W,HP - (-5) - (-5) - (-5) (161) ISH 'I'urUdLli "24.00 1711 P (2) ,M (1) -(-S) W,IIl' -(-',) - (Ill') R:~ (3001 189 Amla i yamuken 145.00 480 P(2) -(-S) W,HP - (-5) -(5-10) - (-51 17B) 1IT'I~ ./l LL1_r;E :.., I R[':TCr, { 'lfrI1Ilim L'_N~ USE. ------..mrm Land Use (3l' q.; 31fufurr lIifif )1 I.' 11 14 I', H 17 I Ii ------~------.---_------~~:- ~ ~:- ~ PR K1\IMGANJ E1\G 1. 00 GCI122.001,W{2.00) 56.00 4.00 22.00 ~ 178 '/ WE (18. DO) KR KAIMGANJ ED, EAG 2.00 GC{64.00),W(70.00) 223.00 16.00 35.00 179 12 TWE{135.00) ~~~ KR KAIAMGANG GC{45.00),W{71.001 68.00 15.00 21. 00 f-;!m; 180 10 TW (24. 00) PR KAIMGA.NG E1\ 1.00 GC{217.001,W{22.001 121. 00 2.00 34.00 181 8 TWE{30.00) ~ PR KAIMGA.NG EAG GC{78.00),W{36.001 55.00 19.00 32.00 ~ 182 'j TWF: 1121. 001 PR KAIMGA.NG ED,EAG GC{100.001,WI1.00) 9.00 5.00 10.00 ~ 183 5 TWE{19.00) 1. 00 GCI61.00),WI9.00) 12.00 8.00 8.00 184 PR KAIMGANG ~ 7 TW{I1.00) KR KAIMGA.NG ED,EAG GC{16.00),TWE{ll.00) 3.00 10.00 3.00 ~~ 185 8 K1\IMI,IIN(, 1.00 GCI4.00),W{9.00) 50.00 110.00 71. 00 ISh PH ~ 8 TW{24 .. 001, TK{l.OO) KR KII!M(,IIN(; Ell 1.00 nr{~0.OOI,TWF.{66.00) ').00 0.00 13.00 J!lll'l{ 1 ~ / ~ KR K1\I MGIING F.D,t=:AG 1. 00 GC{40.00) ,W{15.00) 18.00 2.00 21.00 188 8 TWE{127.001 ~ KH K1\I M(;/ltH; ED, ~I\[j /.00 (;C{'J').()OI ,TW":{~~.OO) 12.00 0.00 ~.OO ~G~~I'i*fj 189 H ------~------~------~------II) ------,. '_" ~ , ------.------.---,~-.~- ...... -,. =- ...... " ll'l,jl \'11) \"11 ,1,11.1)1) .10.1>1 1'1.1) ,MI::) MW('I I), \'11::11) 'I' ,W, \\\1 I'll I', lil) \j" III,') I'll 1{,lip,1 I 1'111 111,1 ,til) 11)4 ~ 1'111 - (-:, 1 'I',W o( ',I ( ',I (.',) 11 U1) ltl" L.l I.Il.HlfHl f' 1 f,~, ClO 1~S1 l'(l) -(-01 'l',W,Hl' - (- '.) - ('.-1 ()) -(:"-!IJ) (20~) I ~3 I !ld(lll R.ln1.Jpu L:.::r.).OO "125 P (1) -(-51 W,HP -(-', ) - (-'J) - (-'») (99) 194 Jaslngpu[" 130,00 615 p 12) -(5-10) W, HP - (-5) - (lOt 1 -1>10) 197) 1q~) lIudl\lldPIJf' (,4,O{) 530 p 11) - 1-0) T,W, Ill' -(-',) - (S-IO) -('i-l01 190) 196 Salempur Dvndemai 288,00 1992 p(2) -(-S) W,HP - (-S) -(5-10) -(5-10) (3241 1>\1 J Lyoun,) 3J9,Il0 2~03 ~ 121. M(11 HWCIl). PHS(11 W,HP -(-01 - (10') - (,10) (368) 198 Hadidadpur Mai 174 ,00 1372 P (1) MWC(I) W,HP -(-51 -(10+) -(>101 (215) 199 Rasldpurmal 329,00 1016 P (21 PHS (1) W,HP PO -(10+) -1>101 (171 ) 200 Kutbaddinpur 179, 00 968 P (2) ,M (1) -1-5) W,HP - (-., I -IS-H)) -(5-10) ( 145) 201 Jlouni 213,00 1565 P (2) -(-51 W,HP -(-51 -(5-10) -(5-10) (2201 202 Salnthara 224.00 980 P(21 - (-5) W,HP -(-51 -(10+) -1>101 ( 176) 203 Faridpur Hajra Sai the: 138.00 1075 P 121 ,M121 - (-5) "W,HP -(-5) -(10+ ) -1>101 (160) 204 KanaSl 398,00 1342 P(21,M(11 MWC(I), PHS(l) W,HP PO -('rl0) -(5-10) 1218 ) 205 Barnruliya 12S,OO 376 P (11 -(-5) W, HP -(->;1 -(lOt) -(>101 (67) 20b Athrvlya 102.00 556 Pili - (-5) W, HP -(-5) -(5-10) -IS-10) (93) ,'1)'1 .\ \ I~mp\]t \'1 VIIIII \ 14,),01) >ltO 1'(1) - (- 01 W,llll - (-J I - (-'.) f10 (125) ------~-----~------~------~ 41 ------~------11 L 13 11 10 lb 11 18 ------_------PR KF>.IMG?-.i!G ED, Ei'.G 'i. 00 W(15.00:,TWE(349.00) 23.00 ".CO 43.00 'IIam 190 KR Kf\ I tv(I J i'\!!,1 GC I I h. 4 9) , W (: • 13) :: ~. 90 :~.bb 1 ~. 9S 1:41 TW(23.88) ~ l 1.1111 ,[,WI': 111.111) I'll I'I\' I M'./III', 1 KR KI\[MGIIN.T C;CI32.18) ,W{lS.39) 14.91 21. 85 8.09 1 Q3 10 TW 133 .59) l'lIT'ffm KR KAIMGANG 3.00 GCI12.00),WI6.00) 22.00 5.00 10.00 194 12 TW(72.00) ~ KR KAIMGANG ED,EAG 1.00 GC (40.00), TWE (.15.00) 4.00 0.00 4.00 195 10 W1'F PR KI\[MI~IIN,J 1.00 GCI111.00),TWI121.00) 26.00 4.00 25.00 196 10 ~~ PI'. KAIMGANJ GCI51.00),WI12.00) 55.00 13.00 15.00 ~ 197 14 TWI193.00) PR KAIMGANJ ED,EAG 2.00 GCI97.00),TWE(48.00) 4.00 5.00 18.00 198 13 ~ PR KAIMGANJ EAG 4.00 GCI152.00),WI6.00) 34.00 13.00 23.00 199 13 TWE(97.00) ~ PR KAIMGANJ EAG 1.00 TWE(147.00) 10.00 6.00 15.00 200 15 ~ PI'. KAIMGANJ 3.00 GC(9.00),TW(5b.OO) U? .00 2.00 16.00 ;pq):fI :01 14 KR KAIMGIINJ EA 22.00 GC{112.00) ,W(41.00) 22 .00 3.00 24.00 ~ ~O2 11 KH Kfl1 W;flN.J 1·:fI :'() .(1) (;C ( 18. 00) ,TWf: (6? .00) ~1.00 ~.OO \1).00 ~~*'m .~\)J 13 t KR KAIMGIIN,j ED,EAG 6.00 TWEI307.00) 56.00 5.00 24.00 lIRRfI 204 I') KR KAIMGANJ 4. 00 TW(98,00) 15.00 1.00 7.00 ~ 205 17 lill hlllM':llfI,l 1'.)\1; 1.1111 'I'WI':I 14 .llI)) 1'1.1111 :.1111 ",110 JI6tl1"11 .'Iil, Pl PI'. KIlfMr;AN,) f:fI c.OO TWf: 1112.00) 12.00 13.00 7.00 ~i"lTi\ :'07 III ,', 1\ 1II11 I',j, '\11,11\' , , 1'\\) MW('I \ I 1M, II I' I ',) (1 '()) 11.(11) II tl \ II II /I 1'1 1'1', Ll I~( lll.ql~ :;10 Ummar5.pur 319,00 1652 ? I 1), Mill -(-51 W, HP - (-',) - (',-\ 0 I 55 (:"),l) 211 Chandni 106,00 752 p (1) - (-5) W,HP - (-5) - (-51 -(-51 (119) 1~;: .00 438 Pill - (-~) W,II\' - (-'») - (\ (), I - (-~ I (801 =l3 E'atanpur 87.00 509 P (2) -(-5) W,IlP - (-5) -(5-101 BS (83) 214 PipraBhoj 1 98.00 383 P(3) ,MD) ,H(l) - 1-5) W,HP -1-5) - (10+) -(>10) (48) 215 Ballpur MdJra Atseni 168.00 1010 P (11 - (-5) W,TW,HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS (1521 :16 Khalwara 395.00 2137 P 12) , H ( 1 ) , PUC 11 ) - (-5) W,HP PO -(')-\0) BS 13021 :17 Chlndulya 148.00 519 P(2) ,M(l) ,H(ll -1-5) W,HP -1-5) - (5-10) BS (88) POC (1) 218 Silsanda 256.00 1314 P(1) MWC Il) , PHS ( 11 W,HP PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 12131 219 Amrapur Naqlamakoda 98.00 850 P (1) -1-5) 101, HP -(-51 -(5-101 -15-101 (115) 220 Diyora Mahsona 341. 00 1286 P (2) -(-5) W,H? - (-5) -110+ I - (>101 (202) 221 Behtamurlidhar C 83.00 390 -(5-10) -H) W,H? -1-5) TUE,SAT -1>10) 1551 280.00 110 P 12) MWC (1) , PHS III W,HP - (-5) -I ',-10) - (-, I (176) 3~(),OO IOAb P(~I,MIl) MWCll) 101, III' -(-',1 I', III) -1',-11)1 (18J) 22~ llathauda 349.00 1302 P(21 -(-5) 1:,W,H? -(-51 -15-101 B3 (221 ) 225 Naugaon 359. 00 1833 P(2) ,M(l) MWC III , PHS 111 T,W,HP PO -110+1 BS 13081 Census Directorate, Ottar Pradesh .----~-----~------.------~------11 1>4 11 1.' 14 ------;------~------4.00 TWE1163.001 31. 00 3.00 15.00 fl4i(,t4I$<'I'j< :08 f'R KAIMG~,NJ EA 17 2.00 0.00 l.00 ('11}(IJitittll'1( '.'OG i{H Kf..l t"1I',/\tLI TW 111.001 II 10.00 210 PR KAIMGANJ ED,EAG 4.00 TWEI174.00) 66.00 65.00 ~ 18 1.00 :;11 KR KAIMGANJ ~AG 1.00 TWEI86.00) 11.00 1. 00 ~ 18 71. 00 1. 00 R.OO .'1:' KI< K/\IM(;l\tl,1 ?,OO "1~.OO),TW~(9S.00) ~ II 10.00 :'13 PR,KR KAIMGANJ EAG 2.00 WI10.00),TWEI48.00) 17.00 0.00 ~ I', 33.00 214 PR,KR KAIMGANJ EA 1. 00 WI4.00),TWEI31.00) 29.00 0.00 ~ 16 12.00 215 PR KAIMGMNJ EO, f~I\G 1.00 W(lS.00) ,TW~(73.00) 58.00 6.00 ~ 'IlOIU 3lC:M 14 142.00 3Q.OO 1 fl.OO :' 1 b PI< KI\IMr,I\N,1 1,:n,I':/\C, 1.1111 W(~h.00),TWF.(136.00) IT<'flml 11 9.00 217 PR KAIMGANJ 1.00 W(2.001,TW(95.00) 36. 00 5.00 ~ 8 13.00 218 PR,KR KAIMGANJ ED, EAG 5.00 GC(70.00) ,W(LOO) 33.00 24.00 ~ 9 TWE(107.00) 4.00 :19 KR KAIM(;I\N,) 1.00 GC(30.00) ,W(4 .00) 28.00 4.00 3lt!U'F~ 10 TW(27.00) 18.00 220 KR KAIMGANJ 5.00 W(75.00) ,TW(96.00) 100.00 47.00 m~ 11 IJ,QO .!. au .:.:1 KK KJllMc;NI,1 GCI:;'J.OO) 9.00 ~ 12 17.00 222 KR KAIMGANJ ED, EAG 7.00 W(28.00),TWEI167,00) 55.00 6.00 'mW ll'm 3lC:M 10 47.00 223 KR KAIMGANJ EAG 5.00 GCI90.00),WI33.00) 95,00 48.00 ~~ 10 TKI2.00) Qo,oo 4Q.OO 7,00 :; ~~ 4 PH /\1,1 (;/ltJ,1 1,0[) "13.001 ,TWF.(191 ,00) ~ IIJ TK(1.1I0),O(3.00) '\"1 ::0.00 )el.OO ) /,11 I\l,lc,/\tl,) 1.01] 'I'WJ.:( I J 1.(1)) 148.00 ~ .. 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I'{ " ! • ~I \ I I MW,' (i), 1'11,',( II W, \11' ',) (1'1'1 1 I "".) 231 magtal 71.00 290 -(-5) -(-5) W, HP - 1-',) -(III,) - I ,HI I ( 45) 23: I\chflya Bakarpur 118.00 745 P (2) -(-5) w, HP -1-5) -110+) - I>l()) (113) :33 A\..-:hcataktp~lr 103.00 750 rlcl,Mlll,ill11 MwCiLl, f'HS( II W,H~ -(-51 -/ JOt I BS (L241 234 AJ1Jpur : '~ J') \Lj rs 111QhplJ1 Md 11 1 ,:\.t >l'I,I)\) lq9 -{-); -\-:,) W,ilP -I-'ll - (10') 12~1 236 Rasldpur Majra Atsenl 112.00 488 -(-5) - (-5) W,H~ -1-5) -(111") 172) 237 P11 khana 1685.00 5338 P(J) ,M 12) MWC (1) , PHS (1) W,HP PO,PHONE -(10+) BS 1764 ) 238 Kurar 1264.00 4621 P(31, Mil) MWC I 1 ) , PHS (1) r,W,Hp PO, PIIONr: - ()O'I (6991 239 Sahab Ganj 329.00 1068 P(2) PHS(1) W,HP -1-5) -(5-10) as (196) 240 Syani 200.00 909 p(2) - (-5) W,HP - (-5) -15-10) -15-10) (I22) cA t Naull 446.00 2721 P(c), M( 11 MWC(JI,PUS(ll w,ur -I-'ll - (to. ) (365) 242 Bichhauli 246.00 832 P(2) - (-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10"'1 BS (138) 243 Naglakel 404.00 1~02 P12) ,M(l) -(-5) 'r,'rl, KF PO - \-s) (213) Census Directorate, Uttar Pradesh ------:1 13 11 1 ; 16 17 18 ------13.0<1 qq.()O 11H hLT(;NI.J 1':/\(; W(".nn),TWE(20.00) '10.00 ~6. 00 ~ 'lIlf<'1 KR f\l, rr;AN,j 1. 00 WI13.00),TW(41.00) 32.00 17.00 5.00 :.'7 , FP 10 ~ fJH~ Kf~ 1\1.1 (dlll.1 1'.1\(, \ . Ill) WII'I.OIl/,TWEI) \J.I)I)) 1,4.00 ~.Il() 1 ',.110 '.':.~ If) ~ PR, KR KP,lt"1C;I\i'LJ 1. 00 W(J2.00),TW(58.00) 30.00 3.00 7.00 ::9 14 ~ PR K/\l Mf;I\NJ E:Ar; 3.00 W(:J.OOI,TWI148.00) ~1.01) 11. 00 12.00 :30 14 ~ KR Kl\lM'~/ltI.J r.j\(~ .' .no WI1~.OO),TWE\31.DO) 11.00 1.00 ;'.00 ~ ,'31 11 PR KAIMGANJ 2.00 WI9.00) ,TW(73.00) 15.00 9.00 10.00 232 12 ~~ PR,KR KAIW,/lN,) 10:1\ 3.00 WIIO.OO/,TWE(10.00) 9.00 C.OO 9.00 :33 I:' ~ KR KAIMGl'.",) TW 153 :OOl 23.00 0.00 7.00 234 12 ~~ KR KI\IMGAN.J 11.00 WI2.00),TWI50.00) 19.00 4.00 3.00 ~lflm~ 235 12 KR KAIMGANJ 1. 00 W(9.00),TWI51.00) 44.00 3.00 4.00 ~lflm arcm:it 236 12 PR KAIMGANJ EAG l.00 TK(20.00),T(797.00) 398.00 211.00 258.00 fi«;mr 237 12 PR KAIMGANJ EAG l. 00 TWE (387 .00) 322.00 148,00 406.00 238 12 ¥ PR,KR KAIMGIINJ ED,EAG 2.00 TWEI1J6.00) 126.00 50,00 15.00 ~ 239 10 PR,KR IILU;AN.] ~I\ 6.00 TWEIIO~.00),TKI2.00) 61. 00 19.00 8.00 m 240 15 PR,KR ALIGANJ EAG 4.00 TWE(292.00) 98.00 19.00 33.00 :ft1'ft 241 14 PR,KR IIJ,[(;IINJ 1.00 TW(104.00) 110.00 9.00 23.00 ftnMt 24 ~ 12 1'1( I II) ------_._------_------'II ,'l!l!.:!' I .'b.'. \}l) I:Ll I i'l ') MWl: ()) ,I'll,; (I) r, '/'J, Ii I' I'() '1IJI',{1<] - 1-',) (:'11)) T,W,III' -( I ',- I [) ) _(_I;) 'I') !',It Illl! hit I r, I I I Ibl.1l1l "1.1 1'1 'I l'II.:111 '» (illtl) - (',-Ill I - (',-Ill) ::'1 " f\} rr ... l :;ill,hi J rl']'1 1 t ,1"0.00 I,IO~ P(:'I -(-')) W,HP - (-', I (IH3) 247 Karhiyo 1 i 496.00 1122 P(21 MWC (1) W,HP -(-5) -(0;-101 - (5-1(1) (147) ~48 Ai jauet 531.00 1303 ,'C' ) - (-5) W,III' - (-'J) - ('.-1 () I - 1',-10) (11:1) 249 Babnd 488.00 ~747 P(:'),M(:'I,H(II MWC(I),PIISII) W,HP PO - I', -I 0 I - (0;-1 ()) ( 4:~:~ ) PUC (II 250 Pa taura 203.00 978 P(2) -(-5) W,HP - (-5) - (-51 -(-5) (137) 251 Kakuli 414.00 1046 P(3) ,M(2) - (-5) w, HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (192) :5: SamaLchipurmajra Ath" 117 • 00 518 -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS ( 65) 253 B1.cslr1.qhpur Pur 91.00 366 -1-5) -15-10) w, HP -15-10) -(5-10) -(-5) (1)5 l 254 Imadpur Samalchipur 185.00 1280 P(2) ,M(l) -(-51 W, HP -(-5) -15-10) - 1-5) (275) • \ ') ~ l VI~I~I pl1 r .'h~.OU l ,P~q I'll) -(-:,) W, Ill' -1-',) - (-',) II:: (:211 ) ~5b Bartal 938.00 ]566 PI~) ,Mil) -(-5) W, liP - (-',) -(-5) BS (0,:27 ) 257 Nahrosa 96.00 366 P (1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) - (-5) 133) 258 SLkandarpur Ma]ra Nal' 82.00 471 - (-5) - (-5) W, HP - (-5) -(5-10) - (-51 (82 ) .;~l~ l;,lnlpUr ,)\1qpllt 1)'),00 I l t)!~ I' (0) ,M I 1),1113) MWC(3), l'IICll), PIIC(ll W, IIII PO,I'II :;60 Haml rpur Malra Bartal 63,00 JOO P (1) - (-5) W,HP - (-~) - (-~) - (-0;) 1.1:,) 261 Husainpur Banegar 106.00 514 P (1) - (-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) ( 92) Census Directorate, Uttar Pradesh --~---.--~--~~-----~------.----- .. ------~ ------II lJ t', 11, 11 18 ------~------PR K/\I Mr:Nl,] [·:AG " .00 TWI'(lHS.OO) 52.00 13 .00 10.00 2-14 ')r, ~ tjl 1-: /\ ~ ; TWF (H) .(0) l)r),(}() 1 KI' 1,/\ I ;/,1 /. 1 1.\111 ,1.IlO :'I1.()(l '.1 1 ", ~~ KR KAIMGANJ 1.00 W(35.00),TW(12Q.00) 161.00 63.00 '16.00 ~~ e46 22 'l'KI2D.00) KR KAIMGANJ EA 1.00 W(43.00),TWE(153.00) 73.00 216.00 10.00 ~ 247 19 ,'I' J-'/\ (tl\f ;/\/ L I 1,'/\1: 'l'WI' II 11.1111\, '1'1(( (.11<11 1::.0(\ '" ,.(\1) ',(i.\I\) f~ , IH ~'I PR,KR KAIMGAIIJ EAG 9.00 W(4.00) .TWE(238.00) 140.00 41.00 56.00 :'49 <'I ~ KR FARRUKHABAD ED,EAG 2.00 TWE(117.00) 44.00 27.00 13.00 ~ 250 21 KR FF\RRUKlIIIBl\!) EAG 10.00 TWE (112.00) 111. 00 ge .00 18.00 ~ 251 :'0 f'R Kl\fMC,/\N,j FoliC W{:'O.OO) ,TWE(60.00) 10.00 16.00 11.00 ~tf'lffi~ 25:' 1~ KR EARRUKHABAD ED,EAG 2.00 W(9.00),TWE(50.00) 23.00 2.00 5.00 253 19 ~ KR KAIMGANJ EAG 1.00 W(I1.00).TWE(1l9.00) 39.00 2.00 13.00 254 16 ~~ PH f,'I\RHIIKIII\111I!1 !·:II,EAI: ",.1)1\ W(oI(),OO) ,TW(lH.OO) n.O() ]q.OO :4.00 :l~{) 1'1 ~ I?R,KR FARRUKHABAD EAG 10.00 W(3.00),TWE{610.00) 227.00 47.00 41.00 iItffi'f 256 l~ KR KAIMGANJ ED,EAG 3.00 TWr,; (79 .00) 7.00 1.00 6.00 257 17 mTm KR KAIMGANJ EAG 'l'WE (69.00) 8.00 1.00 4.00 ~11-IRT~ 2SA I I PR,KR FARRUKHABAD EA 9.00 W(llO.OO) ,TWE(3Ql.OOI 100.00 171. 00 37.00 259 In ~~ KH 1.'1\1111111<111\1;1\11 1':1\\; w111l . I) IJ) , TWE ( I ~J. 0 I) I ;'1,.(1) _I.OIl b.OO ~ tr.m 1Ilm'I .:t,\) I', KH I'I\HHUKIII\H/\II <:1\(; 1.110 'rWE (~4 .001 0.00 C).OO B.OO cot 15 ~ .. -_-_-_.- - < ------~-~- -'" ------~------.------~--- ._------'lR'l'~'" f.f~r"'q, ~l'H 111" lit.> I" . - ." ------_ ... '---' ------_--- --_ . ---_------" - _. - --_ '" -_- 'lJ.' \1I'q II/.I)D III) P(2) - (_IJ) W, III' - (-',) -I ,',) H,; ( y.)) :'h3 !I.ll.pllr 1,1.00 :::8b P (1) - (-~) W,III' - (-',) 1-',) -(-',) (~:) 204 Rampur 159.00 854 P(2) ,H(1), PUC(1) -(-5) W,HP - (-',) -1-0) -(-'l) ( 140) ,'{II, :'\11\\\11,\ \\,\\\11'\\ \ ,\\) .00 1.1:'\) \' I.~ ) MWell), l'll~q I i W, III' I'\) , (",) - ( ,',) (19'/ ) :.:: bt) Cll,llldplif 140.00 /14 I' (2) -(-',) W,I!P -(-',) - ( -',) -(-',) (125) 267 Shagord 181. 00 786 r (1) -(-5) W,HP -I-~) - (-:; I -(-'i) (130) Total : 22977.00 112099 P(145) ,1-1(38) I-ICW(23),PHC(1) 17458 H (9) , PUC ( 5 ) PHS (20) , ,PC II) RP(5) ------II 11 IS 16 17 18 ------PR,KR FP.. RRUKJl.BJ'.D 3.00 WI8.00),TWI92.00) 33.00 1.00 10.00 Kk V/\I\i{UKII/\lll\U WI b. (HI) , TW 1J"/ .0 IJ) 14.IJO IJ.OO 4.00 13 TWE 1121. 00) ~ KP. 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BlOCk Shamsabad TahSIl KiJ Lmqdni :~ t)~ 8,ld,\(p~1!\ 199.00 lOS -(5-10) CliW (1) W,H~ -1-'») -15-(0) -(5-10) (27 ) 269 Madanpur 316.00 ------U N - I N H AS I T E D --_------~3lI'IT« ------ 270 Pindara Dakhin 252. 00 ------~ U N - I N H A 8 I T E D ------_ -----_---- '" 3lI'IT« :11 Ndglabasold 565. 00 744 P (1) CHW (1) W,HP - (-5) -(-5) -(-5) (n1) 212 Nagr! ya Bllari 128.00 ------U N - I N H A B I T E 0 ------_------'" 3lI'IT« - ~,3 BacH.nlnl 3::'),00 ---~- \1 N [ N \I 1\ Il I 'I' E I) -- .. -_. - -- .. --- .. - ~------>l!3ll 274 Kunwakhera Waur Ala:_ 2114.00 8556 P (3) MWC (11 , PHS (11 W,HP PO -(5-10) -(5-101 (1468 ) 275 Doshpur 92.00 ------U N - r N H A B r T E D ------>\<3lI'IT« ------ 276 Ahmad Ganj 471.00 1638 P (1) MWC(l) W,HP pO -(-'») -(-'») (~50) 277 Naglathala 'J 63.00 158 - (-5) CHW(l) W,HP PO -(-5) - (-5) (22) 278 Kunw 279 Slkandarpur Kola :::; 229.00 367 -1-5) CHII(l) II, HP -1-0) - ('; -1 0) -1,-10) (531 Census Directorate, Uttar Pradesh lITII~ 'JILLAGE DIRECTOR'! '1f111l"l1rr U'JID l:SE ------~a:;r:m:r • ------~ '1f111l"l1rr Land Use (~~t~ -~if"'~i1~~;\~ff,~~q{-q~t~ (i .'~. r1['ed under tiLffct'cnl type of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places) lITII mIi ~~ ~'ii1 f KA1M(;I\N,j 10.00 61. 20 244.80 269 KR ~ KR KAIMGANJ 0.00 191. 60 70.40 fimr~ 210 9 FP SHAMSHABAD 225.60 294.80 44.60 ::flli'lT~ 271 4 KR SHAMSHABAD 0.00 82.80 45.20 -::rrlfun \lTU ~72 6 KR SHAMSHABAOA 0.00 62.00 261.00 ~ 273 1 PR KAIMGANJ ED TWI1l41.63) 116.44 767.48 88.45 Wamm'1f3lT< 3W'I'11!JR 214 7 KR KAIMGANJ 0.00 0.00 92.00 ~ 215 5 KI( IGIIM<;MJ,J 'I'WI \11',.1)1)) :1.00 11.01) 1.'.1)1) ~$! .' Ih 4 KR KAIMGANJ 11'1154.00 ) 6.40 0.83 1. 71 ::r>T<'I1'I1Il' 217 4 :'!tl l'H Kill HI ;A/I.I ;1 h. ;~ h 'I.'l;' :'Ii. hll ~~mu e KH KArMGIIN.J 11'11114.05) 54.48 2.47 58.00 ~. 219 I, "f'i'1'IR1 r~, T .:"1 N,IV,Ull.ll r\d Hill,).. : I 119. Oil '1 )Il - 1-") CIIW 11) W,III' - I ',-Ill I - I', In; -1"'1 ()) Ih·l) .'H:' nh.JqV.HlplJ 1 :,90. 00 '114 l' I ~) CIIW (1) W,llf' -«J) . (10, ) -(/10) (1:, I) ':~3 Riins"'l~l ,I 30b.00 4ill - 1-",) CIIW(1) W,IIt' - I . ',) 110' 1 - ( . til 1 111·1) ."tOl l'.i1l.Hll 0,1)..)1! 11 14 'J. \)1) ------\i N - I N 11 [\ Il 1 T I·: Il ._------Ttl 3lfo!fl; 285 Kdmthar 1 230.00 100 -(5-10) CHW(1) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -15-101 (17) 286 l1<'h L1t1a I 1 IJ 951. 00 915 P12) CHW 11) W,HP PO -(5-10) -(5-101 (171) 2B7 SutanganJ Khareta 824.00 2350 P (21 CHW(l) 'II,!!? -(5-101 - (S-lO) -IS-10) (445) :'811 (fdhdVpU t :' ]1.1)0 ::01 - 1-0) CHW 11 i W,IIP -(-01 -(-51 -1-5) (39) .?89 Saldpllr Rcth UTll'1d,"1dplj r 154.00 L1 :l1 1'1:') CIIWIII W, ill' - 1- 'J) -1-',) -(-':>1 IH II 290 Blrlya Danda 109.00 lao -(-5) CHWlll W,HP - (- <;) - (-'») OS 114 ) :291 Ladmpur Doyam 75.00 263 - (-5) CHW (I) W,HP -1-5) -1-5) -1-5) 1371 .~()~ R.1 >.! .• I'.1,j 'Ill. 1)0 u N - [ N II [\ tJ [ l' G D ------~~ ------ 293 Ba)ldpur 183.00 437 -(-'») 1'111'1 ( )) W, III' I ',J I ',I .( .',J II',) 294 Kasimpur Taral 352.00 1072 PII) CIIW(I) W,HP -1-')) - (-';1 A:~ (194 ) Z :~qh Gul.} l t i J'1.1],,!llll 6~. 00 SC3 -(-51 CHW( I) W,HI? -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5-10) ! 142) 291 Samaichpur Chuar 163.00 424 I?(J) CIIW! 1) Ii,HI? -(5-10) -(S-10) - \5-10) 196) ------.------7------Census Directorate, Uttar Pradesh I •• II I', I! I! III ------KR ::>HPJ1SHI\BAD TW (110.00) 49.00 1:6.00 13.00 ~ 4 PR SHAMSHABAD TW(147.00) 4.00 17.00 11.00 ~~ " ~5. 00 lAO.OO KH ;:II/IM;;II/\Ii/\I) TW (13 .00) 30:.00 ~ 1 " KR :3I1/\Mc:II/\P./\D TW(12.00) 133.00 99.00 112. 00 ~ 283 11 KR KAIMGANJ 62.00 22.00 61.00 a\MRT~ 5 "IL, KR ;:II/\M,:II/\I,l\jJ ')(.,1)1) I.' I .1)0 !1.0t1 ~ f, Q;'. 00 .'8 II KH ;:III\M;:lll\li!\IJ TW (IIH .(0) r/',).OO l,)h.OO i)ru~ 287 KR S HAMS HABAD TW(249.04) 406.86 92.20 75.90 ~~ 6 KR S\I/\M:';\I/\fl/\[) TW (\11. 40) 81.80 5,"5 8.55 ~ 2 12.00 289 KR SHAMS HABAD TW(87.00) 47.00 8.00 ~~ 4 8.00 PR :';\I/\M:';\lIIUIIU TW( 44.00) ~O.OO 3/.00 ~mr 3 7.00 291 KR SHAMSHI\BIIP ED,EIIG TW (60. 00) 4.00 4.00 ~~ I 1. 00 292 KR SHAMSHABAD TW(22.00) 25.00 0.00 ~ 2 5.00 293 PR SHAMSHABIID TW(61.00) 90.00 27 .00 ~ 1 188.07 PR SHAMSIlABAO TW(1l5.79) 36.14 12.00 ~m1{ 4 RI .011 Iq.OO 17.00 Kii ,:III\I~::I[Ali/l11 TW((,().OO) ~~ 1 13.00 6.00 KR :,IIAM:ill/\fll\ll TW (15.00) 28.00 ~~ \<) 60.00 KR SHAMSIIAflAD TW(2,00),TK(2.00) 75.00 24.00 ~f .... _-_------_------,,-- .. ~-~--~--~. ~------._------_. -----"----_ ... -_- 1If'T11'~'fl f.'~'lfltlfll. 1111 ~~~[ ~4 , III !\, : 1 I ~ 1 i ',Iill I' N 'i II II I' I I) ttt wm ''-ll\ ,:\11 .'Itt Illt't:' 'll,lll) II N I N II .. \ II i 'i' I·, il -. _. ------~( 311'11<\ lOll (;.lnll1 II M \,11 I h 1,11.00 ------II N - I N II A f\ r T E D ------Tn'311i1'17, JO[ HJ r lS 1 !\()t\pU[ T ..H li 2H.OO 3~~ - (-5) CHW(I) W,Il? - (-', 1 ( 63) .. 1O,' <; .. nq \ \ M.J.,tld! q 11',,1)1) - - . -- -- - II N I I, II II II I 'l' I': U ------ll{ 311<4fl( 303 Chaorhar 87.00 119 -(-5) CHW(l) W, HP -(5-10) -(S-lO) -(5-10) (20) 304 Behta NLhal 253.00 ------U N - I N H A B I T E 0 ------Tn'~ ------ 305 Sh~) r i rr1i I Chhtchhni S58.00 159'> P (2) CflW(I) W,1l1' (11111 - (11) I ) (.'0 I) Jab tJn,Jrpur 004.00 ------U N - [ N II A [j [ T E D ------"'~ 307 KallihaL 96.00 170 -1-5) CHW (1) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) (23) 308 Jatpura 365.00 218 PIl) CHI'/( I) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(>101 ( 37) 309 NdgLadevLd,Js 325.00 ------U N - [ N H A B [ T E D ------"'~ 310 Paharpur Balragar 164.00 1139 P(l) CHW( I) W,HP -(-5) - (5-10) -(5-10) ( 199) - ---_------311 Parashrampur Patti 22.00 ------U N I N H A B I T E D "'~ ------ J l.~ F,lr I dJ-l1l1 M.lllqL i put' 322.00 IHO -(-0) CflW( I) W,III) - ( .',) - ('r Ill) - (', -Ill) (13 b) 313 Aji]abad ~, 476.00 911 P(2) CHW(l) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) ( ISS) 314 Belasarai Gaja 385.00 1279 P (2) ,M (I) PHS (1) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (164) 315 Chhichhovna Patti ,j 23.00 615 P(l) CHW(l) W,HP - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (77) Census Dirdctoratc, Uttar Pradesh ------_------.------J 1 I I, i 1 1', )I, I' 1" - - - - - _- - - - .------_------~;IlN1:;lIl\llI\U I ~. ,HI ~.IIl) Ki< 1~9.UO ~mrt :9~ " I(R SHI\M:;IIABI\[) 18.00 10.00 :'9.00 ~ -'99 KR SHI\11S HABI\D 0.00 27.00 114.00 ~tf1'RO{ 300 f, ['R, KR ::IIAI1::III\Il/\IJ TW(lO.OO) 19.00 210.00 J2.00 301 ~ ~ KR :~III\M:;IIAIlA[J 0.00 0.00 175.00 TfrTtrt~ 302 " KR ::IIAM::lIl\tlAIJ 'I'W I:'. 00) ~9 .00 34.00 2'.00 ~ :103 KR ~1IN1:;lIl\llI\IJ :'~.OO 18b.OO 4::.00 alRrf-rml 30·1 8 KR SHAMSHABAD TWl10S.00) 262.00 149.00 42.00 305 11 ~f.m:ft KR SHAS HABAD 92,00 137.00 375.00 306 11 ~ KR SHAMSHABAD TWI30.00) 24,00 22.00 20.00 ~ 307 10 KR ::JIAM::IIAIII\IJ 1.00 31.00 10.00 J:: 3 • Ill) Jlltl 12 ~ KR S HAMS HABAD TWI9.00) 33.00 45.00 238.00 "I'TMT~ 309 10 KR S HAMS HABAD ED,EAG TWI35.00),TWEI40.00) 6,00 58.00 20.00 ~~ 310 6 KR SHAMSHABAD TWI2.00),TWEI5.00) 13.00 1.00 1.00 ~q¢ 311 4 KR :iIlIlMSHAflAO EAG TWI35.00),TWEI15.00) 17.00 14 .00 241. 00 312 I ~~ KR :JIII\M::III\IlAIJ TWI17.00) 72.00 42.00 345.00 ~ 313 11) KR SHAMSHABAD EAG TWI195.00),TWE(84.00) 2.00 23.00 24.00 ~'IT"IT 314 8 TI57.00) Pil :JIIAM::lIAIIAIJ 1';1), EAr; 'I'W I;' .Oll). TWf: II J .00) l.OO :' .no 4.(1) ~~ J 1', f, s~ - .~--- ... ------,,' ~ - -_ ------_---- _-_------bO:-,; - (-0) W,HP - (-'; J -(- -(-:,; J LfJ l J ~ 1 '/ 3 1'''.()U CHW( 11 " (9:) I) II' 1, .. :.1,11 '111 I'lt ,I 111.<)11 ,q - ( ',J CIIW( I I W, III' ( ',I ( ',I -\ _I)) (I \~) 1I>i :~ if \'<1 I pIJ' 141>.00 1(1'I1l I'{t) CIIW{ II W, III' ( ',I (', III) (',-tll\ (11,',) 11'1 \hplplJt "'l.U\) 7~:' P{J) CHW (L) W, Ill' I'f) -I'. 1(1) - I " - i III ~ (1:'3 ) 3:'0 r:hW,ll,l l\hm,Jdr\j r r\,)t 1 '04.00 1316 r( 11 CHW III W, III' -~ ( - ',) - ( -',) - (-',) (1"::) 321 Ramapur .JaSll 125.00 1036 P(2) CHW(ll W, HP -(-51 -(-51 as ( 1681 l'" N,II q,JWdll 14 ~ ,00 l·pFJ t' (',) ,M (11 CIIW( II W, III' - ( ~, " ) ( ',) It; (.'4 \)) 323 Hasanpur 65.00 676 P 11) CHW 11) W,HP -(-51 -(-01 BS (87) J~4 Alhepuq.Jell t Uhd\.1L~swl 313b .00 30/7 P(31,M(1I MWC ( L) , PHS { 11 W,IiP - (-0 I -(-:'1 as (4821 3~5 Nagla Adam 42.00 ------U N - [ N H A a I T E 0 -----_------'" 3l1'II<\' 326 Irnadpur Thamral 335.00 1343 P (1) CHW (11 W,HP -(-51 -I-51 -(-5) 1216) 3"7 A~b,lI pu r n,lm\~dd r .~40,OO 609 P (1) CHW III W,IIP - (- ,I - I _',) I,:: ( (~l:' ) _ I I 3:8 Knanpur 179.00 169 P (1) CHW(l) W,IIP -I-~) _c, BS (31) 329 Slk.andarpur: M.ahmoud 276.00 1955 P 11} CHW (11 W,HP -15-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 1271) 330 Mil 331 Ra]lamal 143.00 1169 P( 11, M(el, /j (1) CHW (1) W,IlP -(-~I - ( ) () I I R!l (CO2) PUC (1) 332 Naglaseth 123.00 1594 P(2), M(2) CHW (1) W,H? -(-5) -(-5) as (248) 333 MillkkLlt resl1 9.00 29 -(-5) CHW (I) W,HP -I-51 -(-5) -(-51 ( 5) ,------_------~------~ , __ 0. ___ ------_----- . __ ._--_------~----. ~-- - ~ ... ------~----- _------. __ . 11 I', 17 18 11 I;' 1 J 1" ------... ------~I\(; TW ((,0.00) ,TWF: (hll. Oil) 1 il.()<) 1.00 '-;.110 qWr:!J ,:1> KR :;11/1101:;111\1<,,11 1,1), 12.00 317 KR S IIAMS HI\IlI\D ED,F.AG WE(50.00),TW(50.00) 14.00 11-00 ~~ 3 39.00 2.00 25.00 31~ KR :; IIAMS 111\1l1\1J EAG WF.(40.00),TWE(40.00) ~ 25.00 31~ KR :: II AM:; 1II\IlAIJ F.1\(_j TW(25.00),TWF.(25.00) 12.00 2.00 ~ 320 KR SHAMSHABAD ED,EAG WEI70.00),TW(102.00) B.OO 1- 00 23.00 ~~~ 4 1.(1) q,oo 1:'1 1'1\ .:II/\M::II/II,/II/ I':II,I';/\(: 'I'W( 10.00) ,TWI': (::',.1111) 14.00 '{t!TIJl':lfti PR SHAMSHARAD ED, EAG TW(SO.00),TWE(74.00) 6.00 1.00 17.00 ~ 322 1 9.00 323 PR SHAMSHABAD ED,EAG TW(40.00I,TWE(9.00) 4.00 3.00 ~ 4 IH.OO 29.00 29.00 3~4 PR SHAMSHABAD ED,EAG TW(1'O.00),TWEI160.00) ~~ 2 2.00 1. 00 3.00 325 KR SHAM~HABAD EAG TW(25.00).TWE(11,00) "!'1i'IT~ ? 22.00 326 PR SHAMSIIABAD ED,EAG TW(lS0.00) ,TWE(1J4 ,00) 19.00 10.00 ~~ 14 .00 327 PR SHAMSHABAD ED,SAG TW(90.00),TWE(91.00) 32.00 13.00 ~~ 1 l).1l1J ~~,Ol) J.;H PR ;;IIAM;;IIIIUIIU ,:/\ TWI·:(l:~·I.I)O) 14.011 ~ 1 34.00 329 KR SHAMSHABAD ED,EAG TWE (231.00) 1.00 10.00 ~~ 0.00 330 KR S HAMS HABAD EAG TW(25.00),TWE(9.00) 0.00 0.00 flIfffi;~ 5 ).00 J .00 [I, DO' -'II PH ;;/(IIM:;II11 11A Ii (,;11 'I'W(·;( [II.()O) ~ II;' I) .1)0 ,1.tHI 11.1111 KH ::III\M::111\111\1i 1<1),I';l\Ij 'I'WI': (10:' .110) ~ 1. 00 0.00 0.00 333 KR SHAMSHAOJ\O EIIC TWEI8.00) ~ 1 ------~------~-----~ ------./ ------... -- /1) ------_-_ ------__ .------, , UI ;"\IJ r 1\ t h \ 13 I. Ot) '1 () ~1 'I 1'( ') (,IIW III 'N, III' ,( ., 'I"~,) II.: (:" I) lJJ 1\1':1 ),dU:t't , 1·17. 00 1:'80 1'(3) Pile ( I), PI!:~(I), F['('(I) W, liP 1'0 Mlltl, [,1< I II:: (III,) JJb S,)Ij I kpur '[1.00 ------II N - [ N II 1\ n I 'f E D ------>n~ -_-_.------ J.lI ~:\J l t ,HlplJ t lJ().OO 11,1>.1 [' (e) CIlW(l) W, liP ~ (_ I)) - ('r1/)) B:J (2~:; ) 338 Mangalipur 37.00 326 - (-5) CflW(I) W,flP -(-', ) - (',-1 ()) -(1-10) ("''I 339 Jirkhapur 31. 00 495 P (2) CHW( 1) W,HP -(-5) -(5-101 BS (8ll 340 1l,lkhl"l'dput 8~.UO 31Z -(-~I CHW (11 W,HP - (-01 - I o-I IJ I - I ',-II) 1 1461 341 Khudna Dhamgawan 232.00 2203 P (41 MWC(l) W, HI' -(-5) - 1-5) BS (352) 342 Papari Khurd Bujurg 179.00 1703 P(2) CHW(ll W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS (2511 343 Barjha1a 183.00 1987 P (31, M(1) MWC (1) , PHS (1) W, HP , PO -(5-10) BS (325) 344 Chilsan 208.00 1447 P (1) CHW(l) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) - (5-10) (227) 345 Ariyara 92.00 903 - (-5) CHW(ll W,HP - (-'0) -(')-10) -('0-10) (1.J.t) 34ti Lahara Raja Kullpur 155.00 1024 P 11) D (1) W,HP PO -(5-10) -15-10) ( 16q) 3'1 I /\1 I Y,lpI 11' M.l \t.1 !\1:3t 1>lb. 00 Ibd P (1) CHW( 11 W,IIP -(-'0) - ( 10+) -(/10) (1091 348 Kisrall 108.00 1696 P(e),Mll),H(ll CWC(ll W,HP ro - (Ill.) -( > 1 0 I (e 70) PUC (II 349 Faridpur Sa~dwara 227.00 895 P(2) CHW(ll W,HP - (-51 -(-5) - (-5) (148 i 350 Kuiyan Sant I! 196.00 748 P (1) CHW(1) W,HP -(5-10) MON,FRI BS (103) 351 Karanpur Gangcara J 97.00 702 P(2) CHW(l) W,HP - (-51 - (-5) -(-5) (113) Census Directorat0, Uttar Pradesh " l' \:, 1,1 15 16 17 1-1 ------_------11.00 PR :3HP.MS!lr.BAD E:.:l. TWE(96.001 9.00 17.00 ~ 334 PR :; Hf'\M;; HI\IlAD EA TWE 1111. DO) 20.00 0.00 16.00 FJT>Rr JJo 5 KH \<,1I111'IIKIII\IIII\1 TW 11" . 00) ,TWf: (73. 00) 4.00 :'.00 0.00 ~ ],l6 KALMG/\I'I,) EA TWISO.OO) ,TWE(60.00) 7.00 0.00 13.00 KR ~ 337 5 KR KALMGANJ SA TWI20.00),TWE(9.00) 0.00 0.00 9.00 ~ 338 PR KAIMGANJ EA TW(12,00) ,TWE(14.001 0.00 0.00 5.00 ~ 339 5 KH KAIM[;/\N,j F;/\ TWI~0.OO),TWEI24.00) 30.00 5.00 6.00 ~ 340 " PR SHAMSHABAD EA TWE (192.00) 20.00 0.00 20.00 ~~ 341 PR KAIMGANJ ED,EAG TW(100.00),1'WEI56.00) 0.00 7.00 16.00 'l'rnT~ffT 342 7 t)!{ K/\I W;/\t/.J 1';/\ 1;(: (.'" .1111) ,TW 11,0 .1101 1.011 0.00 \ .,.00 mrTi'!I 3,11 5 TW];(80.001 PR KAIMGANJ ED,EAG GCI18.00),TW(8S.00) 12.00 22.00 16.00 ~ 344 7 TWE (55.00) KR KAIMGANJ EAG TWE(71.00) 0.00 13.00 8.00 am-zrm 345 10 PR KAIMGANJ EA TW(96.00),TWE(JO.00) S.OO 7.00 17.00 ~r.rr~ 346 9 PR SJI/\MSJlAFlAIl EO,EAG TW{97.00),TWE{15.00) 4.00 17.00 13 .00 ~-q;;m~ 347 1 ;I 1'1( ::III1M::II/II;/\11 1':/\ 'l'W111l ,(0) ,'I·WI·:(10 .Oll) 1.01l 1 I .110 1·1.00 ~ HI; I,' KR SIIAMSHA[JAO EA TWl116.00),TWE(35.00) 47.00 16.00 13 .00 ~~ 349 10 )50 KH ::III1M::II/\I;/\11 I';A W~(I~.OO),TW{70.00) 17.00 20.00 1-1.00 ~lRf ,\,WI,:(t,O.I)I)) KR SHAMSHIIAAD EA TW(77.00),TWE(5.00) 1. 00 6.00 8.00 ~1jTmr 351 ------ill ------_ ------~------\', , ,) ., 3:. :' ,1 ~ .:. 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(-',) (1) 362 Hajlpur 31.00 226 - (-5) CHW il) W,HP -(-5) - (-S) BS (35) If,i 1\111Jljl\,1 1;'11,1 [1l.01) 'I~b Pie) CHW il) W,H~ -i-S) -(-5) -1-5) 1143} 364 Mah1lladpur [)h.'lnl ~O5.00 6:-'0 P (I) CI\W I \) W,II\' - (_I)) - (-',) -(oS) 191:1) 365 Baburara 161. 00 938 P(2) CHW (1) 'I,ll? - (-s) - (-s) -I-S} (127 ) 366 Sona Janklpur 222.00 2134 P 12) CHW 11) W,IiP -i-5) - I-S) -1-'1) (320) ]()? OItuJ L y,JpU! 94.00 301 ~ (21 CHW III W,K? -(-5) -(-5) -i-5) 142 ) 3~6 Marl] ha"a 313,0(\ 'l\f): r'l I) ,MI.') ,\1\ I) ~\W\· \ \), \'11;: \ \) ,\11' \ I) 'N,\\I' \"1'\) 'll'.\',.:1\'\ \1,: ('dJ) ('Ve (1) 369 Ha1vatpur 7&,00 ------U N - I N H A 8 I l' E D ------~~ ---_ .. _---- Census Dlrectorate, Uttar Pradesh 1 • 13 14 10 ------11 ------~------~------_. TW 1114. 00) , TWS (5.00) 12.00 9.00 13.00 ~~lfT'it j5:? KR S HIlMSH!l B.~D EA 3 I~ J TW(Sb.OO),TWE(15.00 ) iI.flO c.OO 7.00 KR SHAMSHABAO EA mm~ 4 1Ii.00 7.00 4. 00 354 Kk .:II/\I1.:II/III/IIJ: 'l'W (111.00), 1'WI-: (',. 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I', (II) (',/',) 39: Pr'ahlaapl..f .:3ant()sp~r 78.00 601 P(2) CHW (11 W,HP - (-5) -(-5) -(5-10) (107) 1'1 ; ~: I h', I I Y I il),'.O,) ;: ~l 1.1 - 1- ',I CilW (I) W,III' - (- ~; - (- 'J) -1'rl0) ( 26) 394 Hussalnpur Taral 300.00 664 P 11) CHW (1) W,HP -(-5) -'-5) -(>10) (105) 395 Champatpur 315.00 8"~ Pll) CHW (1) W,H? -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) (145 ) .,' J'lt) 1":,11 II (,Il.lm~' J! t'llf lUI) .00 ------U N - I N II {\ II j r: I) _------It<~ ------ 397 Katrl Gadcya Hillba tp 183.00 ------U N - N H A B I T E D ------_- fr<~ ------ 398 GJ.,jlY.1 H.1l t'.lt put' 4bQ.OO 12:~ 6 - (-~) CHW (1) W, Ill' - (_I)) - (_I)} ( 175) 399 Masooopur ?ot~l 55.00 281 -( -5) CHW 11) W,HP - (-5) -1-5) - (>10) (38) 400 Katrl Taufeek Gadi ya'_ 305.00 591 -(-5) CHW (1) W,H? -(5-10) - (10+) -(>10) ( 86) ~Ol K,lt r i r UpPll' M.lnql iPlll :~b.OO 1]4 - (-'oJ CIIW( 1) W,III' -( 'oJ -I', III) -(',-)0) (93) 402 Katrl R.JmpuLJ. 40.00 39 - (-5) CHW (11 w,lIr - (-',) - (-',) - ( ,) 0) (5 ) 403 RampUf 404 Lalpur Tara, 48.00 ------U N - I N H A B I T E D ------It<~ ------ 405 Dubri c' 206.00 1074 P( 1) MWC(l) w, HP -(-5) -(-5) - (>10) ( 172) Census Directorate, Uttar Pradesh 11 1 i 11 ------'J t,. 00 KR .JJIJ\MSllI\Bi\O TWI30.DOI 36.0ll 13.00 ~->!R11MT 3~ ~ 11 KR SHAMSHABAD b.OO 0.00 109.00 TW 14.00 I ~ 389 KR ::IIN"1::II/\HAIJ U\(J TWI190.00I,TWEII0.001 101.00 132.00 "4.00 aRi 390 10 ~R .~IIJ1.MC:II/\Il".11 I-:/\ TWI12.00),TWEI144.00) 360.00 183.00 41. 00 fumm Jql 10 ['J{ ::II/\M::III\I'''.II 1':1), I':/\(; TW I 1 h. 00 I, TWE 140 .00 I " .00 1:'.00 B.OO lq" 1:' ~~ KR SHAMSHABAD TWI63.00) 9.00 2S.00 5.00 ~ 393 1] KR SHAMSHABAD TW1190.001 J.OO 9~.OU lJ.OO YL1 11 ~~ 26.00 9.00 395 KR SIIN"ISIiAIlAfl TW170.001 210.00 ~ l! KR FARRUKHABAD 0.00 0.00 100.00 ~~ 396 18 KR FARRUKHABAD 32.QO S5.00 96.00 ~~~ ]'1"1 16 KR :':IlN"l:':fIJ\IIAIJ TWI~O.OO),TWEISO.OO) 17 4. 00 110.00 115.00 ~~ 398 13 Kf1 f'AFHl/KIlJ\IlAIJ 'l'WI24.00) 16.00 12.00 3.00 ~~ 399 l.J KR FARRUKHABAD TWI44.00) 58.00 152.00 51.00 ~~-.mr~ 400 13 KR FARRUKI1J\BAIJ TWI75.00) 148.00 51.00 le.OO llidt~~ 401 10 Kg 1·'AIWIJKIIAIlAJI TWI10.00) 25.00 5.00 0.00 ~U'l'F 402 I.' KR ,,'AI Kg \o'l\fWIII,IIJ\IlIlII 'I'W I:':~ . 1)1) I 1',.111) q • Ill) .'.(1) ffil'I1]{ mrC ·11).j IU KR FARRUKHABAfl TWI150.00) 19.00 18.00 19.00 405 11 ¥U 1,>0 I', 'd, • t \ (tll,I"\ ,'IIW III '1"1.111 I III) (I".J - (_l) (-',) \,1! :-1\ .. ' .~'. n' .. 'L.~ .00 D·l - 1-5 \ CHW 11) W,HP 1 - - (~JIlI (~4) ·IIl" 1:.h1.ll)lllll \1, I~. \ }1',.111l ~\~ q \-', \ ('\\W \ \ \ W, III' ',I III}I) -\ IIlI \ 1',\ ·IIH (jdddllPlll l'll'lll 1 \ II ,1)1) ')\') PI:'} I'IIW I \ I W,III' ',) ( III,) \-1 11) ('1·1) 410 .A.mlaiYd l\ohdf1dnj 207.00 1074 P(2) ,M(l} RI?(1) ",HI? PO -15-10} -(5-101 (168) -- ,III I\.j I Y Jr "hili ,I 7,.00 ----_-- ... U N - 1 N H A B 1 'I' E D --~-- ... ---- iR'~ ------ 412 TeJapur ;, 77 .00 164 - (-5) CHW (1) W,HI? -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) (28) ... (_C ) 413 Santosapur 268.00 874 P(2) CHW (I) W,HI? -(-'» J -1,)-10) (150) 414 Dd r i yapu r 237.00 845 I? (1) CHW (1) W,HI? - (-5) -1-5) -(5-10) (139) 410 Lohapani 47 6.00 672 - (-5) CHW (I) W,HI? -(-5) -(5-10) as (112) 416 Pratapur Tarai c: 91.00 292 - (-0) CHW(] ) W,IIP . (-',) - (', -II)) (47) 417 Bhidaur 515.00 1270 P(2), M(l) CHW(l) W,HI? - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) ( 229) 418 E'atehpur Ghat 143.00 ------IJ N - I N H A a I T E: 0 ------iR'~ ------ ·11'1 LJI1.1Il.1 ;:.:U.OO ')~} I 1'1 c) CIIW 11) W, III' - (') -10) - (') -!O) - (;;-]0) ( 109) ·1~1l Mil 1>- Su 1 t dll 169.00 703 -(-5) CliW (1) W, liP - (') -10) - (', -I 0) - (',-JIl) ( 12b) 421 Dhadhullya Pat t i 136.00 478 P (1) CHW (1) W,Hl? - (-5) - (10 I) (9:' ) 422 Naglakalar 98.00 696 Pill CHW (1) W,HI? -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (1251 423 BdqiHlu 122.00 b29 P(2) CHW( 11 W,HI? 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FARRUKHABAD EAG TWEI95,00) 'FW'F 10 7.00 2.00 4.00 ~3: PR ,',\RRUKilAfl/\D GC (10. 00 I ,TW ( 11 , 00) ~m:ft 1 :~ TWE 1:5, 0O) 5.00 1.00 6.00 433 2,\ ,ARRllKKJlBAD F.D,EAG GC{7 .00) ,TW (31.00) ~ [0 TWE (15 ,00) 134 1~\3~.OO),TW~(~S.OO) 1'.00 10.nO 18.00 PI< i'l\I(I(IIKIII\II/lIJ ED, EI\(~ ~ 10 GC(SO.OO) ,TW(lBS.OO) 91.00 55.00 27.00 'iffJr;rr 43S KR E'ARRUKHABAD EAG 10 TWE (25.001 TW(10.00),TWE(35.00) 10.00 12.00 12.00 436 PI'. ,ARRUKHABAD EAG ~~ 10 59.00 37,00 45. 00 437 PR,KR fJIHHIIKIIIIll/\\l F:D,F./\G GC (122 .00) ,TW (150. 00) ~ TWE\,O.OO) 9.00 ~.OO ;:,00 08 KI{ ;;IIIIM;;IIIIIII\IJ TW(J7.00) fl1f<"1Cf1~'l't+11 If, ,11\) TWE (',~ .(11) 'l,OO 8.00 7.00 PH, KH FIIHHIIKIIIIII/lil 1,:/111 fllf<"1'MI"1'iR'l1 7.00 10,00 4 ,1 0 f'/IRRIJKIIIIRI\D TW(82.00) 15.00 1:f"R'F PR ., 4,00 4.00 H.OD HI PH 1"/llmiIKlllllillll 1-:/11; I;CI'),OO) ,TW(fiO,OO) ~ 1 TWI-:( \il.OIl) ------'l 'II"'. ,Ll .', I! I I:t ,.' ,"l( 1) l\: ),:Vi,",'l,l T; '\ ,\1 '( \ L ~ , \ lie \ \ 1 " ':,oJ \ • ( l, I' \ \ ' • ~ \ ) ,\\'(: ) I'!(.'( I,' ,!l( I) 1)('11;,1\1 (1) ,'11',;,1 II ""11 ------1.00 (;C(b:9.0n; ,WE(::05.00: 6~94.7_j f)19?lS ------_------~------_. ~ ·c ·.: c "· u '">· r N .:.... ---. ./ ./ I 'N I lI'17l'1R1 j'j'!1 ':;·,II.;IJ,; oR l1f;r.Wj rr-t ('.111'.:11'1'1 ,::; 1\111) t'arrukhabad ID'I1'ii~;:;r.r~ -r ~ m<1 "" 'l111 1!l11~'F1 10 C.D. Block RaJepur Tahsil F1frtl~:h,lr)r1d I' JI I 1I\UI hll1l1 ,j 14 I.~.J 34 b - (-s) CHW (1) W,HP -(-5) -15-10) -15-10) 157 ) Chapra 55.04 845 P 11) CHill 11) 1Il,IIP I'll 1',-liI) -I', 101 11 ~ I) Rulapur 84.99 482 P (l) RPlll,CHWI1) W,HP - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (87) Gud\~ r.) liS. b4 1485 1.'(:2) CHill (1) W,HP -1-5) - (5-1IJ) -(5-10) ( 164) Bhawan 138.81 665 Pll) CHWI1) W,HP,R - (-5) -15-10) -(5-10) ( 123) M,l! d~.11 3(\. hI) N N H .\ 1\ .,. 1\ ------~--- IJ - 1 t: -----_. --- >'R3il'fl<:: -_------ Ga!l har 97.13 :7<) - (-'j) ('11111 ( I) W, III' . ( '» (', IIII -I', )1)) (·11) l\m,) \ y.lpur 1Hb. ,.) 1313 PI1), Mill MWC ( 1) , PHS 11) W,lIP - 1-') -IS-l01 - (',-10) In!) Bdrd Caoll 67. 'l<) 1HJ - I-~ I i'IIWII) W,III' ~ ( .. I)) (', II)) - (', -II)) ( 09) 10 Ratanpuf Pamaran 107.25 1157 P (4) CHW(1) W,HP -1-5) -15-10) -15-10) ( 179) 11 KI\dkhln 130.31 512 - (-5) CHW(l) W,HP - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 184) 12 Kumhraur 547.96 3974 P(3) ,MO) PHS (!) "',liP PO "'~D,SAT -(-5J 1694) .------~-~-~------CenS\lS Oirecto~ire, ()ttar Praie4h UIlI r.1'.f'HoI ·/lLL.;~r}~ 1,;),) I Tr:I~! 'Ilfif lI'im LAND USE 'I1fi:!m Land Use I w-W!,""$'T'. 1lT'! (ffi f;r;.r;;>;oq~ ~'Ii'r K[, 1'~.ll[1lIKIIAn)\l) FA 1'WEI:''I.041 4 .00 O.OIl 24.00 Tffll ,,'. KR FARRtJKHABAD EA TWE 158.991 17.00 0.00 9.00 , FP 40 ~ KR ,ARRtJKHABl\D TW 196. 64) 10.00 27.0~ 42.00 :pr , FP 40 KR fARRUKHABl\D TWI32.81) 8.00 0.00 98.00 ~ , FP 40 KR ')I.RRtJKHABI'.D TW 121. 661 3.00 5.00 10.00 >rom- , FP ~h KR ,ARRUKHABAD EA TWIZl.OOI 39.00 33.00 4.13 ~ , FP 38 KR jiAI,HUKIiAIlIIIJ EA 'l'WEI1~b,00) 35.00 0.00 25.57 , FP J') ~ I I KR FAHI,UKlll\lll\j) J. 00 TWf: (fJ3.00) 59.00 1.00 6.~1 ~ 11 ,1,'1' III KR FARRUKIIIII1I\Il TWI2bO.00) 117.00 b5.00 105.9b i.e ll1 ~ ~14 ,) I' ' '\11,')' -(-',) CIIW (I) W, III' ;, L' Illl)' Illll ,:: II: ' I I'i') b3 P (4) CHW (I) W, flP -(-cl MON, FlU :1 !l\..i.~dl npur RdJpur 210.11 1478 1:70) II,: I'{ ') ['IIW (I) W, III I'll ( ,I 1', I! II ,11]'lllplll ,',1111\vlr _' I 1, lid 111" (II,') W,IIP - (- '") - (- j) -(-5) 10 Udhtanpur I.(>+:!l,jpur 310.4 n lii:: P (3) MWC (1) , PH:, ( I) (,'4 M I eHW II) W,HP - (_I;) - (_ '") II Garhld l3dl)...dlfU..3 10b.30 271> ~ II) ( oS) H (1) W,HP - (-')) -(-'i) -(-5) 18 Kl rf'lchan 11:3.85 575 P (2) ( 77) W,HP -(5-101 -(5-101 -(5-10) 19 Suohanpur 44,52 126 -(-5) CHW(l) (18) W, liP - (-',) - ( _', I :0 Kundt i 0dtJnqpur 1'/l . 19 :':'19 - 1-0) CHW III {J81 IIW I 'II~: ( I ) W, 111', [, ( ,I ( '·1 ,'I 1',11' lnpll! 1;11.11 ',I." I ",Ill '{-'>I 14" I ------22 Doshpur Chandanpur 11.74 ------U N I N H A B I T E D ------If<~ CHW {II W,HP -(-5) - (-51 -{-51 23 Ham~rpur Pertapur 104.01 151 -15-10) ( 231 ------U N - [ N H A B [ T E 0 ------.'4 Katrl AmrcltpUt- ..'~9. 40 "'~ I q 1 - (-',) CIIW (11 W, III' ( ',I c") r"'lfl"'l r:'11 pllf 7:' . iI,1 I,' q -(-5) - (-51 BS 26 [?ertapur Kalan 160,67 676 Pill CHW{l) W,HP (Iegl 4,141) H (1) , PII,: ( I) , 1'110 (ll W, III' I'() 'I'UI':, ~I\,), II~ .'1 l\rn[,1 Lpu[ h2S.bS I' (]I ,M {21 ,Il (I I (728) PUC(l) RP(4) W, HP - (-'J) - (-')1 28 Goojarpur Gdhliwar 59.67 611 P (1) CHW(l) (98) _------29 Husha Patti 27.52 ------U N - I N H A B I T E D If<~ W,HP -(-5) -(-5) - (-51 30 Jatpura 116.96 321 - (-5) CHW (1) (67) ------Census Dlrectorate, Uttar Pradesh ------l' 11 15 17 ------~------~------~ ------~-AHklJ Kl!.,\i!/I..\ J rWlt18.00) 4.00 2~.OO 35 1] PI> 1''/\RHUKJllIllMJ TWI102.00) IO~.OD 4.00 'j!, 8.11 14 I'i'., KH 1-/\1<1{IIKIIIIIlIIIJ r:D, '-,1\(; '1WI1>19.00) 1).00 6.08 13.00 /H K){ I, f\t'J~tWJlr,J~f\I) jill, I')V; 1:'.1l1l :'O.1l1l 10. ,10 "I 11> KR f IIRRUKIiAll/\D 66,00 18.00 4.30 29 17 1<1J, 1·'rW,IJ'(Ir;HI\\~I\I! TW 1111, Ill)) " I -' .1l0 1 q,' .110 I ) . ,~ I) 21 I" KR fARRUKHABAD TWI19.52) 12.00 12.00 :"j 1. 00 19 K'" FARRUKHABAD TW 120.19) 15]",00 0,00 0.00 33 20 KR ,I\HRUKIJABAlJ rw( I[]'OO) J 1,00 10.00 D.87 30 KP FIIRR[JKIJAflllfl 0.00 11.74 Il.OO ,IIi KR FARRUKHA BAD TW(20.00) 7.00 55.00 22.01 3U 23 KR fARRUKHABAD TW(193.00) 7.40 0.00 59.00 28 24 KR ,'AHRUKIIA[IAIJ TW(O.OO) 1.00 0.00 22.04 , FP 25 ~5 PR,KR fl\RRUKHA BIID ED TW(100,QO) 58.00 0.00 2.67 c6 :~ I j jJH I.'I\I PR ,'I\RRUKHA BAD ED TW(4b.00) 6.00 2.Bl S.DD 28 ~6 KR fARRUKHABAD TW(27.52) 0.00 0.00 0.00 2g 29 mi'HUKIIAUAlJ KR TW(<)~.~I~1 .: .00 ~.OO ~O.OO JO ,FP 25 --_------~------1'1 (', 1I1I 1',,', II ti"11 , ill! ill I: 1.'1 I 'III) 1'(.'1 I'll:: (11,1(1'1 I W,III' llil ( \,1"1 J:' l~,l J 1 ~1, I! : 1 ;,,1))1 \ !,),"!) lM.l.18 IbO I' (31 CII'. (1) W,IiP -'(-',) -( ',I I ~:; ( lob) :U \\.II.H'Pllt !~ 1rn 11.111 I 1 ,>, . 'ig ell - (-'J I CIIW (1 I W,III' - (-', I - (-', I - ( -', I (,III) 10) I" ,kl\1 \ r f'lll \(,1),)), ,11\1 1'( I) CIIW (I I W,III' ( ',I ,I ( ',I ("III 35 F,lll \ 1..1 \'Ilt bb.ll ------1I N - 1 N H [\ 11 1 T I,: [) ------it<31T'iW; Jb Asampur 649,5::: 40" -(-51 ClIW (1) W,H? -(5-10) -('riO) -(')-10) (80 ) 37 P?l.h.:1r Pur 67.16 ------U N - I N H A B I T E 0 ------it<~ ------ J>1 1-01,1\101 \ y-lll I;~ • 3 1) Ul 1'(1) CIIW (\) W,III' -('rll\) -(',-10\ H:; 1:21) 39 Manjhua Pur 110.89 ------U N - I N H A B I T E D ------it<~ ------ 40 Chak BlJul::.ahar 14.97 ------U N - I N H A B T E D ------it<~ ------ 41 Plthna Pur 1114.51 5104 P (4) ,M (2) H( 1) ,MWC (l) , PHC (1) W, HP PO - (-5) - (-5) (751) PHS (1) 42 Galar Pur 35.62 572 P (1) RP ( 1) ,CHW ( 1 ) W, HP - 1-5) MON,FRI BS (91) 43 Kuberpur Kundra 270.34 947 Pill PHS(1) W,HP -(')-10) -(-'») -(-5) (131) 44 Kula Sot ,1 ."43. 2~ 539 P( 11 CHW(l) W,IIP -(~-10) - (',-1 OJ -('rIOI ( 99) 4'> Bd(~h(! f'jU 1 54.~J 12J -i-5) CHW (1) W,HP -( '>-IOJ - (';-11) I -(~-101 (22) 46 Miyan Pa r t 1 29.14 fl,) -(5-10) CHW (\) VI,IIP - (',-10) - (',-11\ I ' (-'d (B) 47 Allha Pur 34.00 167 -(-51 CHW(l) W, HP -(5-10) -(-5) - (-5) ( 43) 48 Ladha Pur 48.56 275 -(5-10) CHW(l) W, HP -(5-10) -(5-101 -(5-10) (48) Census Directorate, Uttar Pradesh ------1 i 1 \ 1 1 lh 1 ~ . ------_. ------~------.------~------pp f·.'\I~I,;r;KH/\;.v'l.1J TW (1:''>.40) 11)5.~1 'l4. ~q 19.03 :11 ·.:1) ~~ rR ,'IIHI,IJKIIII111I1J 8,C7 0,00 167,52 ~ KR ,'I',KRUKIIABI\D TW(23.951 tL ~2 bO.91 .,1. Z t JJ 27 ~m~ KR fl\RRIJKlll\l KR FARRUKHABAD 0.00 0.00 66.77 35 26 ~ ,/\i{HIII KR FI\PFIIKHII111\f) 0.00 0.00 67.18 37 HI trm'F KR FARRUKHABAD 0.00 30.00 38.39 ~ 38 • FP 7c) KR II\HI KR fl'RRUUKH/\BIID 0,00 0.00 14.97 ~~ 40 :~ ~ KR FARRUKHA BAD EA TWE(348.001 586.00 137.00 43.51 11rzr;:rr'F 41 31 PR FARRUKHABAD TWE (21.001 10,00 0.00 4.62 42 ~ 29 KR 1,'I\RHUKillllJIIIJ TWE(131.001 1~6.IlO c.OO 8.34 ~~ • FP 29 KI\ 1>'1111 1<111<11111'/\11 'I'WE (1'),00) 1 'ih,110 'l4.00 H.7~ ~mm 'II , V1-' ."J NR FARRUKHABAD TW(17.00) 16.00 9.46 11. 77 45 ,NC 32 ~ ,1 b PH I"JI,HHIIKHIIIIIIII TW (;' 1.00) 1.1)0 h.nl) 1. 14 ~ 3~) TW (25.00) 3.00 3.00 KR r'III\I KI< 1"IIIIHlllill/lll/ll) H ,Ill) 11.1)1) ·lO.lli) l'I01'!{ III j;1 ,s ~ ~. --._ ------~----- I" ::j" Inll J I I'llt II). H I ,I ;,1 - (- '>I CIIW II) W,lll' - I -',) -(-',J ( 110) ',I) ~d r .i!1~11J r l\ll! !Jh9.80 3eJI P (4) MWC 11), PII:, (1) W, Ill' 10 '1'1111,,:1111 ('1 L'I _ (_t)) ',I P111J_'ih,l 14.1.0" b:'~ p (1) CHW (1) W,HP -1-'-,) - (-5) ( 115) HII .. , 11 If 1111 11 \,11\1\ 1/ 1 ,111 1,')" I' (:) ('IIW ( II W, III' I ',) I ',I 1,:,")) 53 Lamayra 91. 60 336 P(3) CHW (1) W,HP -(~-10) - (',-10) -(S-10) 100 ) 54 Chiriya MahulLya lb3.09 :'40 -(-5) CHW (1) W, HP - (-5) -(-0) -(-5) 139) 5'> Baliat,1 lOLl. 77 337 -(5-10) CHW (1) W/IlP - (',-Ill) - (')- j()) -(S-10) (1,0 ) S6 Rant.ja tllH 69.60 121 P (1) CHW (1) W,HP - (-5) -(-5) -(-5) (: 1) 57 Alhadpur MJ.taull :'51.31 445 -(-5) CHW (1) W, HP -(-0) -('i-l0) -(5-10) (115) 58 Blrslngh pur 175.24 991 P (2) CHW (1) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) - (-5) ( 187) 59 Rarnapur Pat.tl 36.42 ------U N - I N H A B I T E 0 ------"'~ 60 Bhuban Pur 91. 47 686 P (1) CHW(1) W,HP -(5-10) -15-10) -(5-10) (971 "I VIIII\ pIlI \\'11\'.11 \'111 ;')'1. j , iLt'). I' (.' 1 CIIWIII W, Ill' I'U - I -', I ( 321) 6: Ta) Pur 63.94 356 Pili CHWlll W,IIP -I', -111) - I', -I 0 I -('i-l01 1",'1 63 Dharampur Harhar Pur-~ 77.70 U N - I N H A 8 I ------T E 0 ------"'~ ------ 1,4 tJqdt Pu r Jb8.2 I 391 P (21 CHW(1) W,HP -(5-101 - (lOt I - (>101 (701 65 HarSlnqh pur Kayasth 178.47 289 -1-5) CHWI1) W, HP, R -(5-10) - (lO t) - 1>10) ( 571 bb Gora khpur- 26.31 U N - I N H A 8 I T E 0 ------"'~ ------ CerlSUS Directurate, Uttar Pradesh I I ------_. :1 Ii 1·1 1') 16 11 'L~ ,. t VI' 1/,1))-'111-11 1'/,1 ' 1-.1' 'l'W Ii,' ,Ill)) oi }. Ill) \1. nil "."1 hl f"R FI\I~RI JKlIAfl:' r) I:ll TWICS.OO) 54.00 31.00 53.>33 50 il) ~~ PR FARRUKHABAD ED TWll00.00) 28.00 6.05 9.00 51 27 'is'T KR /·A/lRUKIIMlf'./J TW 1:'00.00) ,');'. 00 0.00 15. 16 5c , FP ~ l) ~nm KR FI\RRUKIiIIBI\IJ TWIIl.OO) 11. 00 2.00 7.60 ~ 53 :' "I 1·/WIHlKlI/\I\/\11 TWI11.I)()) Kil 77.00 10.00 31l.09 ~~ 1)·1 ~: / Kr, FI\i{I{1J K11/\ 1\1\ IJ TW (c.: .(0) 46.00 15.00 17.7 I o!R:t ) ~) ;~ / KR E'ARRUKHABAD TWIl.OO) 0.00 16.00 52.60 56 27 mr'F KR FARRIJKHABAD TW(125.00) 50.00 24.00 52.31 57 22 ~~ KR fARRUKHABAD ED 8.00 TWISO.OO) 63.00 6.00 18.24 58 22 ~ KR ,IIRRlJKlIl\[l/\O TW(lc.UU) 16.00 4.00 4.42 59 24 Wl'Ft\'¢ KR FARRUKHABAD ED 4.00 TW(42.00) 32.00 10.00 3.47 60 22 'fR'F Pi{ I.'/\HHI)KIII\I'/\U 1·:11 >I.1l0 '1''11(:';:;: .()O) 90.00 14.00 ~S.J7 bl n ~rnt'F PR fARRUKHABAD ED TW(25.00) 28.00 8.00 2.94 62 21 ~ 1'1< F/\I<"IIKII/\/I/\/J :'.I)() '1''11 (:'II.I)()) J:I.OO S.OO 'J.70 1>.1 22 ~<4~"«M~< KR ,ARRlJKHABAD TW(6.88) 19.34 317.77 24.28 '3IT{'F 64 , F'P h KR fARRUKHABAD TW(1.70) 26.9S 26.95 122.87 .'F~ 6S • FP 15 Kf\ /"/li\!lIJKIIAII/l1J Tw (14. J II 1".00 !I.OII 11.(11) IftlJ'!'lt 10 "" " 1'1 If)! I ~. : IIII \\\) III ,\,\ , I'" ,! I,ll,' I ( '\ ,'111'1 ( !: WI Ill',): 1''['" 1\', i) ( (' I', Iii) «II /1 lid d ~1(1' \ 'It \~. I I '//,,,,1 1',,'11 1'(.') ,'111'1 III 1'1, III' . ',I 1('1 ( 110) b ~l Karanpu; r\]k:n "4.92 ------~-~- U N - I N H ,1\ B r T E 0 ---_------it<~ ------ ' , In I\lll"'r tllil l\lll lllt'"I! .'I'.\)IJ \ )\;.' 1'\.:\ l'lWC \ \', ,I'll.', \ \ ~ '~, 1\\' \-'01 'I (30:: 1 II! /1';1 I) (', J()) (', Ilil (', IIII II N-I'll J Vd ,t,Jh'.ill I' I II). 1'(1) 1'1/1'1: 1'1, iii' ,I.'ill I~ HJmitpur ..~, 1mv jn~:; L 1,,9,04 bJ8 P(2) CHW (I) W,TW, liP - (-5) -(-5) (94 ) 73 Fm~ldptJ[ ~\111l,11 dfl QQ.9o 11:- \'(:'1 CHW (1) W,IlI' -(-"I TIIU, :";{\'l' (891 74 rakka 2l0.03 2007 P(2) CHW (I) W,HP - (-5) -(-0) - (-5) ( 371) 75 Muh 111ddl'(~11 N,lq) r 1·10. ><4 3,18 [' (11 CIIW (I) 1'1, Ill' - (-'J) 1//\1 L( t SIJi 76 Alllgarn 34.81 1158 PI]) PHS (1) W,flP PO MOIl,TII\) (18 b I 77 RaJalpur Rathaurl- 365,85 2567 PIJ) ,M(2) ,H(l) PHC(l) W,HP PO MON, FR I BS (427 ) PUC(I) 18 D,lbri 247.27 1017 Pic) CHW (1) W,HP - (-5) -(-5) - (-5) (168) 79 JaLnapur Maheshpur 288.14 2287 P(4) ,M (2) PHS 11) W,HP PO ')'IJI';,:;A'I' os (351) 80 Tusaur 213.:6 1157 P (31 CHW(I) W,HP -(5-10) - (S -III) -(')-101 (III) HI lJjdr.dmau NdyaCjd{]n ~20.55 1344 P(31 CHWlll W,HP - (-5) -(-5) - (-5) 1209) ~:) \\\I:'IIl.1 PIlI 1,,1.14 I)tl) I'll) (:IIWll) 1'1, Ill' - I - J) -- (- 1) J ( Lt9) 83 Bhawarnpur 816.13 28 -(-5) • ellw (l) W,IIP -(-',) ~- ( - ,, \ _ (_r,) (I) 84 Aant 63.53 ------lJ N - r N H A B 1 T E D ------_------'" JlliUG ------~------~------~------.------Census Directorate, Uttar ~radesh 11 1::: \3 11 j I 1~ KR Fi'.RRUKHi'.S,o.D El\ TWE 1115.14 i 29. So ~:L'.14 133.53 '11£'!{q'iil"B'" 67 ~() KR fARRUKH/\[l~.O ED 1.00 TW (lO~ .00) '35.00 10.00 13.90 08 ')() ~~ KR I.'JI,PRIJKflJlI,M) TWI31.(0) 9.00 3.00 1. 92 ~~ b9 \: 1'1\ 1"/W)H)\\\I(\!~/\I) 1'.11 'I'WE 1:'f)1 • 'I'd 1/ .1)0 H.Of) :", .(1) II) .'f) ~?f1IlW PR ,'IIRRUKIiAIlIII) Ell TWf; 1~~.6J) ~S.O() 4fi.DO ::0.00 ~~ 11 1'0 KR FARRUKHABAD EA TWElllO.85) ~3.00 5.00 20.19 ~~ 72 14 ]1).01) H.IlO 5.Qh PR f 'II£{ H1 J K 11111 1111) TW(!>O.OO) ~'T'lRR 7J 18 PR fllRRUKlillBIIO ED TWII03.00) 13.00 86.00 8.03 ~ 14 11 PR fARRUKHABAD ED TWII04.00) 21.00 3.00 12.84 ~:;TT( 75 18 1'1< 1"/11<1<111(11/\1'/\.1) 1,:0 TW(:'O.nO) 4. 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"" 108 NagLa Kewal 218.53 705 Pili CHW (1) W, liP -(5-101 -(5-10) BS ( 137) 109 Chandokha 212.51 553 -(5-101 CHW (1) W,HP -(-51 -(5-10) as (66) 110 Chl t, ,1,'1' 116.15 232 -(5-10) CHW( 11 W,H~ - (0-111) - (',- 1 () I IJ:; (29) 111 Mahmadpur Gadlya 209.20 1394 -(5-101 CHW( 11 W, H? -(-5) - (5-1DI as 1202) 112 Gandhl 463.37 2244 P()), H (1) MWC ( 11 , PHS 11) , D ( 1 ) W, HP ?O -1:'-10) BS (380) 113 Nlbiya 91. 87 605 P (1) CHW( 1) W,HP -(5-101 - (-51 BS (110) 114 ll,lhlll Y" :>1].~ 7 189:, P(2) ,H (1) PHS 1 \) W, liP - 1',-1111 - (_(J) (3051 115 ,,\hl 1, M,-ll 76.08 4!J9 -('i-101 CHW( 11 W, liP -(- S) - I "-11) I ( (~') 1 llb 8ahadur ~ur 242.77 1489 P (11 CHW (II W, HP -(5-101 FRI,SUN BS 1239) Il7 Khagtaura 116.58 170 -(-51 CHW ill W,HP - (0-10 I - (-':> I 8S (32) 118 Har Pataha 37.23 ------U N - I N H A BIT E D ------~-- 119 Kamaluddeen Pur 243.37 1555 P(4) CHW(ll W,HP -(5-101 - (5-101 BS (296) 1:11 l\.ltrl ;;,1111, J 1·1!) .~8 0:: CflW(l) W,IIP -(,-111) - (', -101 Il.," (6UI Census Dlrectorate, Uttar Pradesh 11 12 l:l 14 l~ lb 1/' 1~ ~ ------PI' 1.'/'.11I11IK!I,\!1-',I' f~ D TW(30.01)) S:; .83 J:;.~3 43.70 ~~ 103 I'I~ j'AIJjHJ!-:!lI',i',/\jJ TW II 'J". I~) 11./1 ~ 1 :' • ,'} 1,'. I '. '«:it'\"lt1'p IIlI I KR I.'IIRRI}KIHI[;AD ED TW(53.19) 11. 44 1. 33 11. 74 '\"It1'p 105 10 PR f"ARRUKHAllAIl ED TWI128.33) 14.92 2.50 18.96 lab 12 ~ KR fARRI}KflABAD TW(24.50) 4.50 0.97 2.00 ~ ]07 1:' KR FARRUKHABAD TW 1164.17) 9.81 24.83 19.72 'I'11"!T~ 108 1~ KR ,"ARRUKHAI3I1U 1·W(cOO.91) '1,11 0." 1 1. ~h ~ l()() 15 . I'll 1.'/lI PR fARRUKHABAD ED,EAG TW(154.45) 9.87 16.14 28.74 ~rfur 111 15 PR ,ARRUKHABAD ED,EAG 15.24 TWEI337.83) 55.19 5.12 49.99 TJi14\ 112 15 PR ,ARRUKHABAD ED TW(72.46) 6.00 1.87 11.54 ~ 113 15 PR FARRUKHAHAD ED TW( 128.76) 42.73 15.98 59.80 ~ 114 11 KR FARRUKHABAD TW (59.42) 7.23 0.99 8.44 ~ 115 1fJ 14. h / 1.:'1 r1.'/,I II h 1'1( I.'AII((III~lll\liI\l) 1<1) TWI:'I)I.IO) ~']< I', KR FARRUKHABAD EA TWE(88.59) 17.25 3.77 6.98 ~ 117 I J .'3 I I H KR mTEIIl;AI KR 1"/I«((IIKllfllllIl) Ell TW (:'310. 00) ]. 00 0.00 6.37 ' IH III ~'l' KR [.'[\RRUKIIAlJAIJ 'I'W(HO.b4) 0.3" 1.1)l) j .•:1' ~l1'Im 1'1) 19 ------_._------"------'if'1'If11R1 f.fF.7ITl'rn. o'f\( W,1I e,b ------_------_------_------_. ._- -_- _- \,'1 .:.11 III I 1')1. /') II Ijl\ 1'(.') ('IIW( I) W,lIl' L I; '\ - ('r11)) Hi 1.11 1'1\1 ,I t .1)H .:·I'J - ( -,,) ellW (1) w, HI' - (~-111) (35 ) (', Ill) I', 111) I I I'll! I.h It I 117,1" '11'1 1'( ') I'IIW 11) W, III' (11)1) 1.'1 S,Jr lupur 1 e. 14 _------U N - I N H ,\ R J T E D ------itt~ 1,", N H1 \ I (:1\ ,,, 1111.11'l III I'()) ellw (I) W, III' ( Ill) I', IIJ) II,: ( II) leh sar1khat 365.85 131)1 Pc:) CHW (1) W,IIP - I', -10) -I',-HJI (e 35) 127 Khargpur 25.09 838 P(3) CHW (1) W,HP -[5-10) -(5-l0) BS (133) 1: H t{hand3U l_ 1 Il.'l.n t h 1 3~0.51 :314 P (3) ,M (1) H (1) , PHS (1) , SM? ( I) W,HP PO -15-10) BS (385) 129 Rei 83.37 749 P(Z) CHW(l) W,HP -(5-10) -(0-10) BS (9~ ) 130 Sidha Cakarpur 254.29 1425 P(2) CHW 11) W,HP -1-5) -15-10) -(5-10) (219) -(,-10) BS lJ\ 1'.1 ttl 13h,'f)._ I .21B. ·lll jO~ - (-:,) eHW 11) W,HP -(,-10) ( 69) 13:' Bh."U .' 7 7.: 1 1 tilb I'll) ,Mil), 1111) MWC( 1) ,1'11<:11) 1'0,111' I'() (', III) Ii:: 1."1" ) 1'11<:11 ) 133 Nagaria Glrdhar 62.72 341 -(5-10) ?HCI1) W,HP -15-10) -IS-1O) BS (58) 134 Jitaull 177.25 1677 P (1) PHC 11) , HC (1) W,HP -1-5) -15-10) BS 1290) \l'J :;,1 1 ,1It1pur :' \ 4.1) / 1111/ 1'1::), Mil) 11(1) W,III' I'll WI';(I, ::1\'1' Ii:: 12~ 11 136 Jasupur 154.59 255 -15-10) CHW(ll W,HP -15-10) -15-10) BS 131) 137 pattiJasupur 388,09 ------_- U N - I N H A B I T E 0 ------.tt~ ------ 13B (\ltt L .]Ct'lll 1 b8, 38 ------U N - [ N H A [l I T E 0 ------>l<3lIim:' CBnsus Directuldto, Ullar Pradesh '6/ ------~------II II i 1 1') 1 b 11 : 8 .'._ o __ •• ______------~------KI< I', d{!·,IIh"llf\11/\!l 1',ll TW 1',1. J?) 91. h~ 0.00 h,/:J ~ I.' 1 I" KR f'ARRIJKHAllAD TWI30.73) 5.99 3.45 1. 51 122 , tE' 16 f;wmor'1< FP 1·'I\RRIJKIINlAIJ TW(96.64) 9.S5 27.28 3.41 123 If; ~ KR 1·I\J Fl· l'AjIIJI}VJ!/\II,A/J ~ ~ TW(I)/."O\ l \. ·1.00 7.00 ~mq II. FP f'I\RRUKII/\RAJ) TWI240.05) 41.7: 50.80 33.:::8 II, ~ FP FARRUKH,\BAD TWI12.78) 11.:2 3 1. 69 6.39 17 ~ PR ,'I\HKIJKIl/'llAU EA 1.bO TWE I 14 1 . bJ) BJ.biJ I) .00 93. b8 18 ~~ KR FARRUKHABAD 0.20 TW{36.40) 3.60 0.37 42.80 129 20 <1t KR FARRUKHABAD EAG 0.60 TW (60. 40) 34.60 0.00 158.69 130 22 fui~ PR FATEHGARH TW(93.69) 13.31 40.00 101.48 131 11 'l¢'WfiT PR fATEHGARH ED,EAG TWI184.84) 31. 84 34.38 24.15 'WIil 132 13 FI' 1.'1\'1'1',11(:1\1'11 I'W I:' I. 00) l~.I)O 1).00 J. I:' ~fTRm DJ 1" PR fATEHGARH ED TWI16.00) 115.25 0.00 46.00 f.!at;fr 134 ,FP IS PR FATEHGARH ED TW{193.00) 9.01 0.00 12. 00 135 15 ~ 1'1\'1'1111,/\1 111 'l'VI (."I.IIIl) ·1 _) , '~I) !l,illl 1-).',tlO "1 ' 1\" 1 \ "nr{{ Kn i'A'I'I':II(;Af<11 TW 11<1. 'i'i) 1. 1 C :1~.O~ 33'i. 4 0 137 11 ~~ KR fATEHGARII: ,[8 TWI4.00) 11. 38 0.00 153.00 'l¢~ 138 11 'b'O /1) i,' , i l,~, , t \! I I il\Ij, . \ , '. 'i I'!,~ \ W/',(t " 1111 jill II,: " I i ) (" ) ! It' • ~ j l '1 • ,I 13\). 3~ I' ,: I} tn3ll'llG ].11 \\idm.j~'" ) I{ 11.1',' () N - I N II ,1\ II I T I-: I) m311"ii1?, 11.' ,)\1\.\\1\ \ q(). flh UN-INIlAIlI'l',;U m~ 1·11 1,,4,1.\1\11\\1 ·1.',·1'1 II N I N II 1\ II I 'I' 1', II q{ ·lll'll'!: U N - I N H A BIT E D 144 Chitapuc 107.24 ""~ ____ ------145 Dab.l.dasplJJ: 54.63 U H - I N H A BIT E D -Irt~ H6 Kacnua Ga,:;na 70,81 283 -(5-10) CHW( 1) W,H? -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5-10) (411 147 Sunderpur ]58.96 615 -(5-10) CHWI1; W,HP -15-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) (108) 148 MadhupurNdugav,J. 111.70 ~ N - I N H A 8 I TED m~ ... ------ 149 Manthra 208.01 U N - I N H A BIT E D >h: 3lffiG ------_- 150 AntH \()4.Hl htlH p (1) eHW (1) W, HP -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5-10) (134) 151 Moilmadpur 81. 75 295 P(ll CHW (11 W,HP -(5-10) -(5-tO) -(S-101 (561 t 'i ~ \ \\,'.1:)\ III 1.'1.11 II 1I1 r l4',,',U ~~~) -(J-lQ) ellW (11 W,HP - (-5) - (- '}) -(5-10) (951 153 lal Naq:1r la~.3t3 \41 -(-~) CII,. 11) W,lll' - 1',-1 III - ('}'1 () I -1'>-lO) (20) 154 Santoshpur 286,11 149 -(-5) MWC (l) , PHS 11) W,HP -15-10) -I ',-10) - I ',-IO) (26) 1S5 Sabasi 1012.15 1631 1'(1) MWC (1) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) (299) 156 Bart i 108.46 21 -(5-10) eHW(I) W,H? -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5-10) P) Census Dlrectorate, Uttar Pradesh ------~------11 j' 13 111 15 16 )'7 18 :' --~ ------_------_------\'11 l'f',TI.III;f\,I KR l'I'n;H',,\HH 1 b. J~ 1).00 1::0.00 1,111 14 ~ KR l'IIRRUKIIAW\U 0.00 0.00 49.77 1.)1 14 ~ KP Ff\I KR FARRUKHABI\O TW(15.001 24.00 O. 00 ].49 14] 10 ~ Kk U\IUHJKIII\III\IJ 3" ,lll) (),Ol) b(). 2 ~ III 14 ~ KR f'/\I KII 1'11'1'1,'111;1')111 TWI'Hl.HOI 11 ,1 g 0.00 B.8~ 311lJlil 14b • fP 11) ""i KR FATEHGARH TW( 61. 00) 260.00 12.96 25.00 141 • FP 10 ~ KR FATEHGP.RH I'll 128. 00) 80.00 0.00 J.70 148 1:' ~~ KR FARRIJKHA8AD TW 1~ .01 I 56,00 0.00 144 .00 '*m 149 13 PR FI\TI'; IJI;I\R II TW(]S.OOI 52.00 0.00 1') .81 JlliR 150 Pl PR F(\TF.W;I\RII '1''11(3').00) 40. 00 0.00 6.15 1" 1 III ~ PR rATEHGARH TW(1l4.00) 23.50 0.00 9.00 ~.mm~ 152 18 VI' I,!\I~I\ I,' :/111. 1 TWII',.1l1l1 11.llIl 1).011 1 (). 111 ~:rn I'll I FP KAMLAGAN,j TW(94.11) 141. 00 0.00 51.00 154 I ~ KI< \·!\'\'j.',!I<;I\IUI TWlhllll.()Oj H4.00 n.I'1 ,l;'H.OO 'll1!ml I ()~) , VP ,'f/ 1·'1' 1,'11'1'1';111;111\1\ TW 111.1)0) ',J. IlO 0.11<1 .: 4.1 h lffif1 l!)tl " ~ I qo III 1 ,,~ ',II t , :\ ,1', ", , ' . , ,' Iii) (,IIW 11 ) I~, Ii I' ( , I"l I', I:,; (1,,) I~H \11' ,p ,il"r:~ 'I: ~ :,,3. ,16 988 - (-~) CHW 11) W,H? - (5-111) -(~-lDI -1'rl01 (16 b I I'," ;'",111 '),11).1,/ ' / "8 I' (31 ,M (II MWC III , ~HC It I , PHS (1 I W,IIf' l'U TIiU, ::IIN - ('rl01 (4861 It'!) 1\[\'1-1 i y.1 \1'1,10 1\'1/ I' ( II, ~I ( I ) ('IIW II) 1', W, ':'1\ I ',I I ',) (',I/)I 1'1111 III' 161 Mahmadqanl 418.45 1738 P (2) ,M( 1 I MWC ( 11 , PHS ( 11 T,W,TK - (-'i) Wio,I',::ilt/ (~4 7 I III' lb2 Basdyakpur 123.03 137 -(5-10) CHW( 1) T,W,HP - (-5 I - (-S I BS 1221 163 Suyapur 177.65 ------U N - I N H A BIT E D ------fr(~ _-----_ ... _- 164 Tara ,~kbarpur 319.30 73:' n') CIIW( 11 1',W, Tli - ('r10) - ()-1 0) 111~! HP 165 Ruahar 599.36 1806 P(2) H(1) , MWC (1) W,HP PO -(~-101 liS (~4:) 166 Sltha 114.13 557 -(-51 CHW (1) T,W,HP -(5-101 -(5-10) BS ( 94) Total : 32004.52 121090 P(171I,M(lS) H(6) ,MCW(IS) 19982 H( 5I , PUC ( 3 I HC (1) , PHC (8) PHS(19I,O(31 RP(8) ,SM?(ll CHW (107) ------_ ... . ------~-----~------~---.------~------~------11 , : l 11 1'; It, 1 ' 1'; ------~------~------~---~-~~------~-~---~~------~~--- _------KR r.'\':'U[I;i',r! Lrl. T'tI ('J". CO) ob.OO :.97 ~ Ii. DO ~ : 5 ! , f? "11 KI{ I,III,II'';'I.I! 1\1 ( 11 'I .110) II) ,1)0 11.llIl 11. ,Ill 1'1'1 ,1,1 ;',) ~ I'I~ 1,'~'I'I-:III:f\HII TW (10'1,1 'l) o ~ h. 1~ ::. ~3 :03.57 1St) "II PR f/\nlll,lIHII 1',l\lj J'W ( 1')11. iJ4) Illit . ·Ii, .I. :. ~ ,I q. III II.il ~"_L pn [·ATf.'III;rdlil TW(2JO.OO) 160.00 10.45 18.00 ~ 161 " , KR ~AfEHGJl.RH ;W(65.31) 42.16 3.38 12,18 162 , FP 32 KR FATEHGJI,RH TW(43.99) ~2. 01) 0.00 lll. 00 1\)3 23 KR fATF.II(;i\f\1I TW(:03.30) 78.00 0.00 38.00 mr~ 164 ,Ft' :J~ KR FATF.W;1It~H EN, TW (321. 00) 270.00 0.00 8.36 165 , FP 'I~ KR fATEHGARH TW(34.40) 62.32 7.80 9.61 16b 34 u cs:. .a: """ ~ U' A. :z: ." a: c( 0 m , Ir','::O .:: Q Ii! , t ..."I",. .... CI I 1 i II,'~o.'.' • ·.. ~ i I:@ -" ~ ,', I •• , • c " a.J a.J a: ==•:z: i i ~ ::c ~ ~ ~ A. :) ::t r N W a:: ~ ft ., a:: ~ ~ if ~ a: () ...I Q ;; iiE Z ::c =s . :z:~ ~ , ~ - en 11)1)1 "lfiIl1f~;n 1""1 r:W::IJ.: ;;t;!m.:nnii mi AMEN I TIES MID Distrlct Name Farrukhabad lID1 Ii ?;lI1"'{U\I "R ~ -! * lID1 Ii .w...n m",,,,,, 'lit k ~ J!Ill,,"'!fI! 1!f'<""¥l' ~ .m C.D. BlOCK Barhpura Tahsil Fa[[ukhabad 167 Karaull Mahbulla PUr 150.54 841 P (2) CHW( 11 W,HP - [',-J [)) - I JII I) -[';-lU) ( 1211 168 Basa':l 463.78 1840 P (2) CHW(I) W,HP -1-5) -(5-10) -(5-101 (3491 169 Salempur R3tan 32.38 642 P (1) CHW(l) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-101 (88) 170 Mahalai 208,01 1543 P (3) CHWl11 W, HP - (-5) TUE,FRI -(5-101 (2391 171 JlJula 133.55 556 P (11 CHW III W,HP - (-51 - (-5) -(5-10) (80) 17: Mdhmaupu, K,lt san 134.36 499 -(-51 CHW (11 W, HP - (-., I - (-s) -(>101 177 ) I I J 11.ldd~f',j:;11 IUnill,Jv,J 2JO, b I 10,:c ~(3I,MI1I CHW (11 W, HP - (-s) - (-") - (>10) 11591 174 Gutasi ? 51. 67 1133 rill, M(11 (we ( 11,1'11:. I \), RP( I) 1'1,111' I'll (', IIlI (', 1111 (;'\1)) 0111 175 Reha 181.30 542 P (11 CHW(I) W,HP -(-51 -(5-10) -(5-101 (85) 17& E 177 Patt1pur Duman 80,94 311 -(-5) CHW(l) W,HP -(-5) -(5-101 -(5-10) (40) 17B GlnyaSitaYd 192.64 1206 P (2), M(1) CHW(l) W,HP -(~-10) -(S-101 -(5-101 (190) Census Director~te, Utt3r Pradesh mrI~ 'II LLA(;r: I, 1 !~,r.':T:;I{ ( '!fir wWr U'JlIl I L :t< ------~-~~~-~~~~~~------'!firwitTT Land Usc • (3r'-l\r['.fnif;~ -~miiif;~~·mrn.q~if;ey .'~. . ~ all!iT.q lIm.fffin (i.e. area under dlfferent type Ot land use in hectares rounded upto two dec,mal places) ~'li1'iIT ~'l>'t 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2 f>.r;m f1'1Jl :. :q;pl{l dR:- ~ KR FARUKHABAD TWI100,35) 17.20 2.82 30.17 ~~'F 167 12 KR FARUKHABADA EAG 1. 00 TW8(395.00) 22 .00 28,00 17.78 168 12 .mm KR FARUKHABAD 4.30 TWI16.49) 9.35 0,16 2.08 ~«R 169 10 KR fARUKHABAD 10.00 TWI186.00) 0.00 2.00 10.01 llrn'It 170 10 KR rARUKHABAD EAG,EA 1. 92 TWEI115.47) 8.95 1. 92 5.29 171 8 ~ FI\I PR,KR fARUKHABAD EAG 10,20 TW(68.12) ,TWE(10.40) 10.41 14.67 116,87 ~"3't;~ 173 14 PR,KR I,'IIRIJKIIIII\/\I, :_>'-LR~) TWI~3.7~),TWE(45,OO) '17,00 10.H4 3Q,:'6 \14 II) 'lffil1l PR fARUKHABAD 19.25 TWI84.98) 43.71 4,61 28,75 ~ 175 10 1!II, 1'/II'llhll/III/111 TWI'; (Ill, ,1)lll 1.;,')1. 11.11 11),1/ 1 III II ~ KR I-'IIHUKlllIll/llJ EIIG 12.76 TWEI4b.75) 13.35 2,00 6,08 177 11) ~~ I'll VIIHIIKIIIII\/lil 1:),'1;' TWIII}().14) ,TWI·:150.I)O) 17,0'; ·l.'j() 5.23 ~~ 1/8 II) ------_ '-n,lIIlt1,III:r~~lIrrill iT1J'trHJI II) :')' I(J/ 'j i'llt'(ll If) I •. \ Ii _~ 1 ) 11(jU l'll) e1lW11) T, W, H~' - (- ,I 119M) ( 'J) \'IIWIII T. W, III' -I ',) 1-") 182 Adeu1! 127.08 599 P (2) CHW(l) W, liP -(-'») - 1-',) WI) 1~3 Babarpur 129.91 1251 P (1) CHW (1) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (292) 111,1 N I V,lln,1 ( ['III I'(~) ,M( 1) ,II ()) CIIW (11 W, III' - (-',) - (-',) PUC 11) 185 Sariya 159.04 706 P (1) ,M (1) Hll1,CKWl11 W,HP -(-51 -(5-101 -(5-10) (117) 186 Mahmadpur 93.09 316 P (2) CHW(l) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (55) 187 Be.erpur Tarai 221. 77 796 P(2) MWC(ll W,HP - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (142) 188 Sumaura Taral 155.40 473 - (-5) CHW( 1) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (82) lB9 Auapahadpur 304.32 1304 P (2), H (1) MWC (1) , ewe 11 ) W, HI' - 1-:') -1-5 ) -1-5) (253 ) q q:~ l' (e) ,M( I) PIIS 11) W,llV PO - (',-10) - (')-10 I (1501 r 1\) r.t\W 11) W, III' 192 NalKpur Khurd 110.89 741 P 12) PHSI1) W, HP - (-5) -(-5) -1-0) (104 ) 193 Naarpur 131.93 1878 -15-10) CHW(l) T,W,HP PO -(5-10) -(5-10) ( 410) lOHI 1'(21 CHW( 11 W,III' PO - (',-\ 0) - (',- HI I (166 ) 195 Slnqarpu, Ghat 46.95 U N - r N H ~ BIT E D ------ 19b Kdtri Sikarpur II 84.81 189 -(-51 CHW(ll W,H? -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) (43) Census Directorate, Uttar pradesh ------~------11 13 11 1& 17 ------pf' ~JlR!;KiiJ"\B;·D 9.60 T'ti(Jo9.::0J H.eo 17.9" 43.80 ~ 10 KR ~ r-\~ U K Hp·,iJ/d) E.;\C l~. ~O TWE III 0.4 Q) :C3.05 3.~0 .27.00 ri>fr<;il 180 4 j{j. 1.'/I,IJ1Wli/I'.!\f1 1 KR FAROKHARAD ::.40 TWEI56.40) 13.20 3.20 51.88 ~ 182 " KR FAROKIiAlli\1J uv; 'l.'lO TWE 1112 .00) ~.31 0.00 6.80 193 ~ '"""F KP. l'AI,IJKII/\IIAiJ 1.1\(, I. '0 rWI', III .hO) I.:·IJ 11.·10 q. q,~ 4 ~ KR FAROK!lJlr,AD F.I\G O.9A TW(Q1.00) ,TWE(48.9~) 0.00 7.5·1 7.54 ~ 185 KR fl'.RUKHABAD TW (48.00) 20.00 21.00 4.09 186 8 ~ KR ,ARUKHABAD EAG TWE 1181. 00 ) 30.00 6.00 4.77 187 , ,p 6 ~~ KI< I,'AHHlJKIIAI\IIIl TWI·; I/" .00) 4 oJ .110 n.oll !). 11 0 Rwhu~ I~t' 5 PR FARUKHARIIO ED,EAG 12.00 TWE(122.66) 115.75 38.59 15.32 ~~ 189 ~ KR fARUKHABAD EAG TW(144.00) 31.00 16.00 4.47 .3I1GIFII'F 190 6 I'H i"I\HIJKIII\Il/\/J TWI'; ('l4 .00) 2~.OO IIl.O!) fi. ;~2 10 ~ PR tARUKHABAD ED, EAG 0.33 TW(52.00),TWE(31.00) 6.96 12.36 8.24 192 ~ ~~ PR t'l\RUKIIIIIJI\DII ED,EAr.; 2 , ~~,~ TW(53.00),TWB(50.91) 11. 42 5,-'~ 7.95 193 5 mt 1'1',1'1; 1,/11'111',11/111/111 .' 01)11 lOW (11)1).1)111 Ittl,lIl) 1' •• 111 1'1.'11) f~1l1l KR FI\I~HlIKII/\fll\n 0.00 0.00 46.95 ~~ 195 n KII 1·'I\I~HIJKIII\IlI\Il TW (40 .(1) 25.H) ~."(] 11.20 ~~ lqh (1,0 ,III " , ' 1',11 I" I i '\)l~ ( 1 I W.lIl Illtil ( ',) (', jill - (',-ID) I I', 1\. i I I 1 i ' \ ~ I! 1:11~'q : ')\)11 • .") '),11 1'( ') IU',I) ,,'IIW(II W,III' i,' 10\ t'19 t\dlft 1\).1),:;1',,10 PLn S7,41 ------I) N - J N H A B I T E D ------Tii~ - (',-10) '\1\) :\,\\ 111\ \'111 l_jb.JH ~1J~ I' i 1\ CHW (1\ W,HP (431 (', lill '\I 1 I~ }IH,dH\ I ':I!I ) II Ill D --_-_--_-_ :02 Kharbaodt Bhlkarnpur 162.28 ---~------C N - N H A 9 I T E i)r 311 204 Kharbandi Nagla WaZl 53.02 1172 P(21 CHW(11 W,HP -1-5) - (-5) -1-5) (78')) 205 Rampur Daferpur 113.32 776 P(2) RP(l) W,HP -1-5) - (-5) -(-5) (83) COb HdlbdL l:-"ur Cdrhld 150.94 397 -(5-10) CHW( 1) W,HP -(-5) - (-0) -1-5) (76) :07 ,Jd lP,ll [''Ill! Ph.i t ,Hl,1Q r 34.40 4H P( 1) CHW (II r, W, Ill' - (-',) (71) 208 Taufai Gadi ya 30.76 ------U N - N H A B I T E D ------>tt~ 209 911aba~ Puc 121. 41 492 P(2) PHS ( 1) , RP (11 W,KP -1-5) -15-10) -(5-10) (96) ~IO 111\,1 tmpu[ "',)\ Ii 34 b, 41 575 -IS-I0) caw 11) W,HI? -1-:oJ -10-10) -10-10) (1071 ,'1\ I'.lt I \ M,\dhllp\l\ \ 'l~i. tlH --.------!I N - 1 N II 1\ 1\ 1 '\' I': I) -- , -- it{ :)I1<1I~ :12 Maclhu Pur 67.58 1399 P(21 CH\« 11 Vi,HP - (-5) - (-5) BS 1234 ) 213 Niba1 Pur 55.85 549 Pill CHW (1) W,HP - (-51 -(-51 -(-5) (88) 214 Katnnibal Pur 222.17 ------U N - I N H A B I T E 0 ------IR~ Census Director.ite, Uttar Pradesh :1 13 15 17 . .18 ------_ I '/,!~l}k 1[,\11(\j) oH lO.()O 1)9.11 63.00 1 ~l-J iJJ mTim'F KR I ;1.j{1 ;KH;\j~P lJ TWI1S[l.OO) oJ.16 :12.00 b3.13 198 II) m~ KH j.'Ai(.I)!IKJlf\E/\[l 1),00 n.oo S7. A.-' m~'F : 'l'~ )0' )·/\H1lKJ[!\['.I\/) TW I 1.'1),00) 4.0() 1J.3 A 12. 00 3lIfltMp 'I)l) r} I~ 10 •. 11) I· flY! II' 11/\1~/\1 J I il ; I, III /,WI j''(I.lIl)) 1!J.()O II. III K!J 1·/,;· J. I d', ii/\111111 1.1)1) TW 111)', .1)1)) ',0.01) D.DO h. :'~ ~~ '0' oR '1'.RRUKHA3AD TWII0.00) 6.00 0.00 10.78 'I'IR'F . 203 \ PR fARUKHl'EAD ED TW (4S. 00) 0.60 0.80 6.62 ~~ 204 , ,p 2 PI'. FARlJKHJ\[lA[) EAG 'TWI64.22) 0.00 9,10 40.00 Wl'F~ :05 ~ PR Fl'.RUK:ll'.Bl'0 ED,EAG D.SO TW(60.40),TWEI62.00) 9.00 5.94 12.80 ~'F. :06 PH "'I\"IJKIIAI'.AII TWI·: 1 :~I). :'3) 10.11 1).00 3.10 *m:rpm~ .'01 KR FARRUKHABAD TW(7.56) 7.20 0.00 16.00 ~Tfh 208 3 PR FARUKIIAI.lAO TW I 90.00 I 1:2.41 6.80 12.20 209 7 ~ 1'1< "'111"11<11111'1\/1 'fWI 100,41) IS • .,0 L',>10 J(). hO \~~ .'111 I KR FIIRRllKIIJ\RIID 0.00 0.00 19.88 >mT~ 211 PR FARUKIiAllllO ED,EJ\G TWEI60.00) 0.00 3,00 4.58 ~ :1.2 3 PH I.'AI{IIKIIAII/\II 'I'wr·; 14',,1)0) il.ll', .'.ilO B.IlO ~ ~u KR I'J\I(lHIKIIAI{1I11 0.00 0,00 "2-;'2. t·, ~~ .'14 ~ I', h.i ~ l \ \,1 'l.:\ 10.11 IJ N - I ~ !{ A B r T ~ 0 'III I\,d t I ,\fll,'1111 I, 11111 11".,11 U N I N II ,\ II 1 'I' f, V _1t l' :\I1\tH III 1\,11\1\\ ')'i, 'In 1'(1\ l'IIWll I 1'1,111' ( ',I ( ',I 218 Katri Tatean 33.19 U N - r N H A B r T £ 0 :'19 T..lt1)l\d 23.87 no CHW (1) W,HP - 1- 0) - (-5) - 1-5) (421 220 Amethi Jadld 71. 62 3185 P (l I PHS (11 W,HP -1-')) -1-')) ( 571); ~21 Khan PUt 98.34 2146 P(21 CWe(ll, PHS(11 ,RP(ll W,HP -(-5) - (-5) BS (3831 222 Chand Pur 53.42 1602 P(J) ,Mil) CHW(l) W,HP -1-5) -1-5) BS (408) 223 Baglakhula 69.60 462 -(-5) CHW(l) W,HP -(-5) -1-5) BS (94) :2~4 MaSal.nl 95.80 1804 P\31 MWC (l ) , PHC (1 ) W,!!P ~O, PHONE-: -I-SI BS (296) 225 8hagua Nagla 72.84 Pi!) RP(2) W,HP PO - (-5) BS :::~h SuL} l1flh.ldu qJ\l r ~].In 1.',1.' PI I). M( 11 W, III', H I'll 1)/111:1 (.',,')1 2:7 Katn Sota Bahadur P' 112.79 493 -(-5) CHWll) 1'1, HP - 1-"1 - I -')) - I -'~) 11,,\) 2213 K"tri Makhramau t 90.61 3 -(-51 CHW(ll W,HP - 1-'» - (-S) - (-51 ( 31 .~ .~ q K,lt (-l Ndbddld ::!4 • 2~ U N - I N H A BIT E D ------_.-- 230 Jasmal 118.98 1313 P (31 CHW III W,TW,HP - (-0) - (-5) -1-5) (~02) 231 Ram Pur 80.13 410 -I-51 CHW (l) W,TW,HP - (-5) - (-5) -I-51 (69\ 232 Ajmat Pur 175.22 2048 P(ll CWG(l),OIl) W,1'W,HP - (5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) ( 1276) C~nSU$ Oi(~~toratc, Uttar eradesh '11 11 ], [j 11 1 ) 1b 1/ l~ ------' II' i' 1'1'1 'liI' 11(·11/\)1 1I.1l1) 11.011 1 lb. 11 ~3mm~ :1" PR FnEHGi\RH ED,EAG TWE(BO.OO) 0.00 12.60 7'036 .w't KR FARRUKIIABAD 0.00 0.00 33.19 ~GTlVn :;lH 3 PI' fARUKIlABAD ED,EAG 1. 20 TW(4.00),TWEI6.00) 2.87 0.00 9.80 ~ 219 3 ~R I·ATf.Ij(;~.RII Ell, EN; TWf.:(ob.OO) 0.00 ~) • b:' 10.00 wt3\~ :':.'0 3 PR rARUKIIMll\D ED,EAG TW(60.00),TWE(13.77) 0.34 12.92 11. 31 '(ffi'!' 221 1 PR fARUKHABAD ED,EAG TWE(45.00) 0.00 1. 00 7.42 ~'!' 22: 2 1.01) TWEI~ J .00) ').l1ll lO.ll\) h.bO 1'1\ FI\I\UKIIAlIAl> EAI; ~ .:.:.1 2 PR rATEHGARH ED,EAG TWE (72 .00) 0.00 7.00 6.90 ~ 224 4 PR FARUKHABAD ED, EAG TWEI47.00) 12.00 6.00 7.94 ~3«~ 225 5 PR tATEHGARH ED,EAG 0.44 TWE (14 .00) 0.00 3.88 5.55 m~ 226 5 KR FAT~IIr;ARII TW(50.19) 0.00 50.00 72.00 m~'F :~7 ') KR I'ATI·;II<;III KR FATEHGARH 0.00 0.00 24.29 PR fARRUKHABAD ED,EAG 2.93 TWI61.00),TWE(37.6b) 0.00 3.33 14.06 ~ 230 2 rl( FAIHlKIIIIIIAJ) Ell, f:AC O.'11l 1''11 I ]0 . 1 J) , TWE 117 . ~ 7) 0.00 4.1 b ~7. 77 'Ul1'F :31 .~ J;' PR ,'AI\IJKIIIIIlI\U f.IJ,';AG 1 .10 TW 1110.201 , TWE 144 • .',') 0.00 lO.~ I 8.78 ~'F 'JRTJ11RT~. 3m !Tim Census------Dlrectorate, Uttar Pradesh ------~ ------1l L I:, 11 1', 1 h 17 1" ------PR ~ i\RIJKil.\"f\U 1;0, EAlJI EA (j.1.' TW(31l.1l'J) ,TWE 11, .01) 0.00 2.0B ~.89 ~~ 2JJ I~I', 1'/'U<:!k'lii\II/,I; I;[J,I':/\ TW 1:'1I7 .(0) So.37 S.OO 40.00 ~ "]4 W, I TW (';f). Sf)) I rw Jkil/\l1r\L! 0.70 O. ',0 3.04 ~J) " 00Jq'F i 1'1' I h)JI))')I/II!/il! 1',11,1<111: 'I'WI I. 'Ill), TWI', I I'" '.II) '1.111 I. '1'1 ,)I.Il , 'mr, 'J{ .' II, PR f'lIRIJKHl\flllD ~lIG TWEI30.(8) 6.44 6.74 5.51 tWR-'F 237 PR f'ARIJKHI\!jAD ':0, EAG 0.32 TW(30,79) 7.69 1. 23 10.55 .'1' :;38 tiP' I AHI!KIII'.I'.f'!, 1',11 'I'W 1::1)". ,'J) 1 H .,' q ,1.,)01 11,.0'1 ~'F .: _l PI{ FflHIJKlI/llllIl1 1':11,1':/\ I'W II:' I. h')) 1;' • q~) J. ',0 J I.ld .' ,11) 4 ~~ KR f'lIRIIKIIN\lIlllI ~/lr; TWI,: 13q.75) 30.7f) 1::'.67 17.69 ~'F ::'41 I, PR ,ARUKHABAD ED,EAG 2.00 TWE(163.89) 21.86 1. 60 52.66 242 3 'lfim'F PR FATEHGARH EO,EAG TW(38.00) 0.00 0.00 28.37 ~,¥~:;ffi ::'43 4 PR f'ARUKHABAD ED,EAG TWI50.40) 4. 44 7.69 64.56 ~'¥ 244 3 PR FARUKHABAD ED,EAG 4.88 TWE(60.38) 24.14 2.00 13.28 ~an 245 5 1'1' I,'AI"II~ 1111111111 1,:11,1':111; 'rWI,: (',',.111 r). r)l ~.OS 7.(,0 'fI1'lU .'4h PR f'ATEHGARH ED,EAG TWE (71.05) 10.97 3.83 12.49 247 3 ~ PR E"ATEHGARH ED,EAG TWE (26.77) 0.38 0.89 13.64 m 248 J PR ffl'!'l::III;/lHIl ,:LJ TW{1.00) 0.00 1l.IlO 5.88 ~~ ~ " ~l 'Id) I'll 1,/1'1'1,,11<,111 ' " 1',11,1<1\(; 'I'WI': ,',I. III) .Il.tltl 14, 1 'I ,111.44 '!il'{l ,o~ , '"~I 'I I, '\ ," 'I I I l' ~~ 111'.I~ "J' 1\,( I I WI,' 1'1 I, 1 '! ~ 1 "r' .) '~'. tl~ --~----~~- :'l - N Il A ii 1 T t. D --- .... ---~-- ~~ ~ I) , Dh m'~lll 11,I,ll\) ),,'1,1 )'1)) CI1WI) ) T,W, III' I ',I 111I1 ,",I HI'I'r pili H \. ! " 'J'li 1'111 CIIWI I) W, III' ( ',I I ',I -I '.) I H I) :If:)t) M.ln~ll pill 'l:'.h) ---_ ... --_--- II N - I N II f\ II r 'I' I': II .. ~.-~---- Tr{ ·llf 256 KHat Pur 131.12 1101 PI2),HI1i PHS 11) W,HP - 1-5) -1-5) - (-5) (154 ) 257 Lakhmi Pur 82.96 212 -(-5) CHW 111 W,H? -(-5) -15-101 -15-10) 136) 258 Ragha~pur carua 42.90 434 -(-5) CH'ri(l) W.HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(0-10) 168 ) ,"),\ M.ll\! UpUl S.,bJu 1~7. 89 J~b~ P (3) ,Mil) CHW (I) W,H? -(-5) -1-) ) -1-5) 1815) .ellO Y"qut Grlf1 1 461. 35 J3% PI)) ,Mil), 11(1) MWCI1),PIISI1) W, liP PO MON, FlU H~)RS (SOD) 261 Plthupur Mehdla 285.19 955 P 11) CHWlll W.H? -(-Sf -1- 5) -(-51 ( "I '),~ \ -"'-4 ~62 Chaus Pur 424.92 18:1 Pili CHWI1) W.HP - (-0) -(-5) -(-5) (334) Total : 13788.63 95337 P 1112), M(lSI H(2),MCWI41 18222 H171 , PUC ill cwe 171 , ['He 121 PHS(lOI,RPI:'l) CIIW I, j I ,0 (4) \() ~ ------_- _-_------~------~------~------11 1 ! 11 1', If. 17 ; S - "- . -- _. -_.,. - .. - - .. - ---- ._------_- __ . __ ._------_. ------._------~---~ .. ------... KR TW(J6.00) 0.01) 1:: .00 j,:. JJ .:!ll 0 lliri'i;w I· f,ll Ill]KIIlIllfll I O.O() 0.00 KR J2H.6~ ~~ ~S~ J pp fflRlJKllfI!1f1[J ED, EAr; TWE (132,56) 14.00 11,73 15.71 ~~ 253 KR '"I':rl.llr,flRIl Ei\G TW(4S.00),TWE(30,00) 1. 00 0.00 b.15 :::,.j I ~ "1 \ KR 1-'1I'I'1.1I1;/lI!1I 'I'W (4f1.00) ~.O{) 1. DO 1. b I ',J) :I ~ Kk f/lHIIKlI/lli/llJ 1·:/\1; 1.14 'I'W (1:'.14) ,'I'WI·: (ii',. (0) :ll~ .. L~ 10, \.' ~! ..' 0 If>lm ']t :I!>h 10 KR FATEHGARH EAG, EA TW(4J.00),TWE(20.00) 0.00 13.00 6.96 "ffiJIftF 257 8 KR ",/l1'I·:llr;II/(1i TW(3Q.OO) 1.00 0,00 2.90 ~~~ 258 FATEHGARH EA TW(100.00),TWE(20.00) 0.00 0.00 7.89 PR ~~ 259 4 PR fATEHGARH EA TW(201.10),TWE(206.73) 19.39 10.35 23.78 260 11) ~ KR FATWHGARH EA TW(100.00),TWE(130.00) 23.00 18.00 14.19 ~~ 261 10 KR FATEHGARH EAG TW(200.00),TWE(160.00) 0.00 24.92 40.00 .F 262 10 7.ITrr: 1259.7: 1006.70 2758,46 r======~==~~~==~~==~~~~~====-~'I .'''''''''ARY. IIISTRtCT __• __ ._.. ___ .• _._•• ::::::::-:.:-..:2.::.: •.:....:.. TAMS'-_...... ___.. __ ._ ...... _ .•. ___._ YIKAS KHAND MOHAMADABAD & KAMALGANJ VIK.AS KHAND...... ____..... _ •••• _ ..•.•• _: ••.••• "YAV" P ..WCHAYAT .•. _ •• _ •••.. _ ••• _ ...... _ •. ______(TAHSIL FARRUKHABAD) VfL.LA'l "',T;.4 LOC.ATIClI to'£ lNu.£II ..... L:' :'3¥-:'~- JEADCWARTEAS: wc.u KH ... 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Of' ....._ 1·~'J11Rl'TlIr.Il 1'.',1 ('1.11.:11.: ~.! lI(if'lIIl u"j i'l11·.t11 I'll" 1,1 III Dist I let N.lI'''' F,lf ru khilb.1J 1I1ll11 'ITr<'foiU 'iR -rn"'M • ItIf>: 1Ill! Ii ~~I :\'(M<101 ~t k ,II hI (·1 <'1 111'\ &, (If'; alII it f.! 1'I1 c. U. l~\\)\'\o.. Tai1s1!. r,)l [UU)dLr..HJ 263 Deasni 359.15 2226 p 121, M(1) CHW(11 W, tiP -(-51 -15-10/ as (311) 510.72 3345 PI21,M(I),H(I) Hlll,CWC(~),PHS(I) W,HP PO -(S-10) BS (463) PUC(I) :'65 llnasl 416.42 1378 P(2) RP( 1) W,HP - (_fJ ) - (', -1 ()) - 1-'») ( \" 11 298.66 1170 ? (2) ,M (1) CHW (1) W,HP - (-5) - 1- J j - (-5) (142 ) 66.37 334 - (-51 CHW (]) W,HP - 1-5) - (-5) as 165 ) 248.48 2046 P 12) CHW (1) W,HP -1-5) -1-'») as (235) 152.97 433 -(-5) CHW (1) w, HP -1-'») - (-5) -1-5) ( 781 270 Achhrora 314.85 1371 P(2) ,Mil) HII), PHSII) ,RPIl) W,HP -1-5) - (-5) as (206) 76.48 348 P(2) ,MIl) RP (1) W,HP - 1-, I - ( .. _I)} (601 4 bO P I~) I\P ( 11 W,IH' - (-'1) - (-'0) ( 641 273 Punpdl Pur 239.18 1397 p (21 CHW(l) W,HP - 1-5) - (-'J) ( 1951 274 Pakhna Hamir Khera 2 98.75 1079 P\l) ,Mil) RP(lJ W,HP -1-5) - 1-5) as (171) Census Directvrate, Uttar Pradesh ------~-~~~-~~:~~~~------~m Land Usc ()1'4Iil'lf'! IlIIT if4; !;riPffITilol'\fl f~cf,j "R -l1fMm 11 lJ 1'; 18 mm1j1l1?,,- ~ ~:- ~ PR ,ARRUKHABAD EAG TW(102.75),TWE(110.00) 67.79 77.00 0.61 ~ 263 4B PR FARRUKHABAD ~AG 1 ~. 31J 'l'W (J b ~. 60) , TW~ [.: J .DO) 'J 1. ~O I.UO II ~} • ') t) ,'h·1 45 ~ KR f'AI1RtIKIIAIl/\/l F.N~ 1 tl. :'0 TW (1:'4.42), TWF. ['10.'121 37.62 ]4.1.3:' 37.4'1 "3'mft ::b:' 4 1 PR FARRIJKHJI,AAO EAG 11.38 TW(109.50),TWE[25.66) 27.20 99.73 25.19 ~ 266 4 " KR FARRUKHABAD EAG 4.80 TW(28.67),TWE(10.37) 10.34 5.69 6.50 ~tm: 267 42 KR FARRUKHABAD EAG 0.80 TW(78.82),TWE(45.00) 31. 16 32.28 60.42 ~ 268 45 KR E'ARRUKHAflAD EAG 9.38 TW(53.97),TWE(24.97) 56.16 1.12 7.37 ;pj(iff '1lm!T 269 'III PR E'ARR1JKHABAD EAG TW(178.59),TWE(30.00) 79.56 20.20 6.50 270 -If> 31tJ'OO PR EARRUKHAllAD EAG O.~) TW(31.09) ,TWE(lO.50) 19.9' 4.11, 9.83 : 1 ( 33 mT'1' PH [o'A~RIJKIIAflAn r.Ar; TW(45.44),rWE(~.46) 3.42 3.00 2.00 iIl'i!it'F ~72 Ii, KR F'ARR[JKflABAD EAG 4. 05 TW[143.83),TWE(60.00) 12.00 15.04 4.26 :;73 4() 'l'ffi'!'F IJiJ, HII -. ------. ------_. -_ .. _------.------. 1t-1Ir~·n 1·I~m""'. t'H y~~, W, III' I'TII/I'lIliIH' ,I Illkl " 1'1 dli l'li! 'llt.'Ll ' I II 1'I,iI ,Mil:, 11(1) 1'11('(1) ( I'Jri} ,,\:,'11) ',) (', ':t, 1'.111\.11 1')111 I , ,'\/,1'1 II!,I 1'(.') ell" III W, III' ·1 1111 1-',) (243) - ( .'n S!!Y<..)Qn I1pl(( \9\,0\ \.\ 6S -(-s) CIiWI1) W, IIi' ',I (',- 1111 - (-'d ( 1:1:') "78 l\rju:1pU( 463.78 1892 PI:':), M (1) ewe 11) , t?IlS (1) W, IlP - (-5) - (,)-10 I -(-0) (:'601 ',1'1 hill 'I' 1,'111 1,ll\llltol,lt '1111, J() I I ~ I I I ',I CIIW II) WI III' ( ,] I ',I (1,1><) 'SO fUr ·111 ,~h lnda :"t).71 1 q7 - (-',) CIIW III W, III' -( ',) (-',) -(-',) (1<1) 281 Nagla LalKhan 56.66 240 - (-5) eHw(11 W, HP -(-01 -(-5) -1-5) ( 66) 28: Pakhna 732.10 5970 P(JI ,Mil) ,Hili MWC (1) , ewc ( 1) , PHS III W,HP PO TUE,SUN 8SRS (828) PUCll) ,~>l3 .::) 1 tl"\(lul t 39::;'.54 1173 RP(l) W, liP -(-'J) -le-l0) 8S (248) ::84 Gurau Sh.1d I Naqar ]70,37 1116 PI:':) ,M 11) RP( 1) - l-',) WI':IJ, ,:/\'1' (1,1:'1 :85 Ijad Nagla 36.02 210 -1-5) CHW 11) W, HP -(-5) - 1-5) - 1-5) (33) ~~IJ MdddLn 84.18 DS -(-)) CHW (1) W,HP -(-~) - 1-0) - 1-5) (46) :81 Khur ram Pur 43,30 ------U N - I N H A BIT E D _... ------ 288 Dullamai 236,74 1014 P (1) CHW III W,HP -1-0) - (-S) as (155) 'H q Imddplil it,'l'r.lmdll 1 J>' .lJ~ );' J l' (21 I Mill RP (ll,CIIW 11) W,IIP -(-', I ( ',I (4 ~) .~qn ~ ~ \ nq \ \.l \ ,I 3~~,:2b 1149 P {3) PHS (l) W, HP - 1-" I -1-") - (-5) (251) ;ql Dill 1 y.lpur Heeramani. ,I 117,77 638 P( II CIIW(l) W, III' -(-',) ( ',I _(_I.) (9tJ\ 292 Nadaura C 390.94 2199 P (2) PHS (1) W,HP PO - (-5) -(-5) (281) Census Directorate, Uttar Pradesh )- \~ ------_ ------..------~- --~------_------_ -- - _------_--- , , !:', 11 I'J 11, l~ ------TW (6: • '"74 ) , TWE (9.11; , 12.:0 54 . ~o l~:'::. 10 :':7S ?R F.,\FRI;KHi'.3i'D Ei>.G 16.30 'lifq;m~ cc R{234.38) (t. ~ I; TW 111 ~. 1 " I , TW,: 1t) 1 • 00 I O. ::4 o.A~ H.R~ ", t) KI< 1'/\i'Hld 99.76 9.71 0'.05 277 KR FARRUKHABAD EAG 6.20 TW 138.60) ,TWE 136.61) ~ 4'> lbr,.n !; J. ~~ 15. 14 : IB PR f'AHHUKIII\~AD ~D,E.I\(j TWlh~.10) ,TW~Ir,~.151 ~ 45 'I'W( '11.1111, 'I'WI,: 1 11.""1 11 • .'" \',,"'1 " I I • ()-~ "'\ KI' 1-/\11111 i1-.II/\I'I\11 III'; 'fiit~'P "JlIR~H ,11 f.lI(; 0.07 0.1 'I 10.":' '$;T ;"~(' Kr~ I, /'·r 7.80 16.41 14.81 281 KR rARRUKHABAD EAG TW 110 .00), TWE 17.64) "l'l<'IT i'ffi'!l3R 32 ';5.95 28"': PR fARRUKllABAD EA TWI2,0.80),1'WEI:58.53) 157.5: 9.30 'llA' 35 37.10 15.40 233.35 fuot;i\ 283 PH ,'I\HHUKilAIII\IJ F.A<; 1'WI70.011,TWE(36.081 40 25.60 12.01 6.33 284 PR ,ARRUKHABAD EAG 1. 82 TW(88.50),1'WEI36.11) 'P'~:rn 45 TW (1 g. 621, TWE (6 .IS I 9.43 0.31 0.51 ~;pJMf 285 KR fARRUKHABAD EAG 30 12.15 15.82 7.04 ~tH) PH FI\HIWKIIIiIIAIl 1·:1\11 TW(lh.~91.TWE(12.281 ~ 4" 2.98 0.27 3.23 287 KR FARRUKf!ABAD EAG TW (29. 41), TWE (7.411 ~ 40 34.10 J 9. 10 11 • 9~ ~~B KR ,'I\HHIJKIII\UI\LJ "I\G TW(ll1.271 ,TWE(~3.641 ~ JJ 6.85 11.45 14 .16 289 KR FIIRRlJKHl\llAD "AG TW(39. 701 ,TWE(84.86) ~tm'R 14 54.20 106.06 19.11 290 PR fARRUKIiARAD EAG TW(183.361,TWE(22.53) ~ 79 10.48 Jb.nO 1.38 ~ 91 KR FARHlIKHI\~1\1J cAG TW(~~.YOI,TWE(J8.111 ~~ 3? '19. ZB Ib.10 ~ 9~~ KR l.'I\HRUKIII\IJI\LJ EI\G 1. 4 ~ TW 1 1 J/ . 1 () I , TWE (b2. 4 31 9~.9!> ~ 32 ------.-~------._------_ .. - '''''''~''' 1·'~~1I1Y1'j. Tnl ~~" \e'b .. ------. -- .- - - _. . __ .. _------.------_- . -" ~ ... ~ ... -. III . ------.------~--- ... ---. .( "1\ N.I l! j "'.! lil 11)1). :'h lOll) - (-', I CIIW (II W, III' -( -'I) ",1 1<:: (1·111 ,"1·1 Mj~ t HI ~'~.~ • (_l~ l::Hll I' (~l R[, (11 W,HP -(-Sl -(-~I RS (2061 ~9') Nit'\-;.'1c,'['l f,7;,~() ,10c" I' (:1 I N III I II (II I'll:: (11 I In'( II W, III' !'II,I'IIIIIII. 111'11,11'1 )1,!I).:! ( (,11'11 I'UC (II :296 Phaqund At 1r.~H~ r 236.58 947 -(-~I CHW (11 W, HI' ( 'J) . ("<1 - (-', I ( lJIlI 291 S l h.dnd,j rpil r Nd'1 i ,l Ili 314 .05 978 P (41 RP(ll W,IlP - (',-101 -(S-101 - (-,1 ( 1591 :C98 Mamreo Pur 12~.lO 449 - (-oll C\lW III W,IIP -(-',) - \ .', I - \ -',I 1591 299 Puthn 645.48 3063 P(2) ,M(l) CWC I l) , PHS (1) , D (1) W,HP PO MON, fRI - (-5) (493) RP(1),SMf>ll) 301] St tw,lnplll' !'iLhu S08.29 1757 P \21. M(l) RP(11 W, HP - (5-101 -(0-10) -(5-101 (308) 301 Sltwanpur Pisu 718.23 2990 P ( 3) , H (1) , puC ( 1 i RP (1) W,KP - (-51 -(5-101 - (-5) (041 302 8arakesho 1222.96 4162 1'(3) ,M(l) ,H (11 CWC(ll,PHS(l) W,HP PO, PHONE THU,SUN - (5-10) (669) PUC (11 303 Kataiya 127.89 336 -(-5) CHW (1) W,HP - (-5) -(5-10) - (-5) (65) 304 Jaj pur Gul),} 239.18 1063 1.'(21 CHW (1) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) - (-5) (1121 J05 ']·;11'111 1'111\11 I ·111',. ·ill I PjlJ 1'(.') ':IIW ( I) W, III' ( "I ',I ( ',) (.' 30b Bansmal 156.62 623 1.'(11, !I.C (2) CHW (11 W,HP - (-5) -(-51 BS (106) J 308 UklHd 178.84 1936 P ( 3 ) , M ( 2 ) , AC ( 3 I CWC(l), PHS(ll ,RP(l) W, HI.' PO - (-0) - (-5) (333) 309 Beesarpur Bangar 181. 70 1037 P(2) ,AC (31 CHW (I) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) - (-51 (176) 3lO Sirauli 2972.53 13559 P(8),M(3),H(1l MWC(l),CWC(l),PHS(ll W, HP PO,PHONE TUE,SAT BS (2132) PUC ( 1) ,AC (8) , , ------_. 14 15 16 17 18 2 PR FARRUKHABAD 1'W(bb.':>OI,TWJo:(JS.371 17.8') 24. J4 16.20 ;"'J 32 ':!'Tm~ f'I\RfHJKIII\[lI\O EAG TW(123.42),TWE(30.50) 24.02 44.53 30.45 1j PR FARRUKHABAD EAG TW(182.20),TWE(161.39) 62.98 231.35 34.28 ~ 295 /.8 EAG KR mRRIJKI1AflfW TW(IIJ.20),TWE(50.0H) 19.51 31. 80 21. 99 ~JlI'~ :~ r}ti 26 I'I\HIHJKIII\III\J) Il , 1 () TW(~()4 .O~) ,TWP.(47 .50) 23.40 ?,O.~O Itl.10 ~;pn;rr~ :q7 10 i'l\f{I{II K 111\1\1\1) :', III 'l'W(%.hll) I',. All A. '10 0.20 ~q'F ."98 10 PR FARRUKHABAD EA TW(326.48),TWE(215.18) 34.10 52.30 17.42 '¢t 299 10 KR FARRUKHABAD EAG TW(219.79),TWE(167.98) 26.50 73.58 20.44 ~ftfl{ 300 33 KR ~I\RRIJKHARAIl F.AG TW(180.52),TWE(198.79) 22.93 269.77 46.22 ~lln{ 301 JJ PR FARRUKHABAD EP.G TW(191.20),TWE(392,08) 38.94 326.74 274.00 ~ 302 :8 KR rARRUKHABAD EAG 2.71 TW\62.50),TWE(34,11) 13.01 1().14 4.e~ ~ 3\)3 25 PR FARRUKHABAD EAG 1. 54 TW(40.45),TWE(19,38) 88.00 68.53 21.28 ~TJ);u 304 25 KR FARRUKHABAD EAG 11.35 TW{227.52),TWE(100.12) 48.36 69.19 28.34 ~$!m 305 26 PR ,,'/lRHIIKIII\BAlJ 1;;0 5.4» TW(l19.50) 15.48 12.10 4.06 306 1:, ~ PR FI\I\I{\JKIII\III\D TWf.il50 .61) 56.36 36.67 26.65 ~ll'Iro~ 307 to KR I"I\I~H\JI KR FARRUKHABAD 4.60 1'1'1(133.92) 12.94 23.92 6.32 ~1I>Tt 309 10 1,'/lIWIIKIIII!1I\l1 TW(lh20.1~l) ,TWt:(510.70) )Ii~.~l 167 I fi~ ;:54.25 ~ Jl0 10 IIV ------3 t, tl \0 ------~------~------.. ------_." 1\1 H';\4 Ii. ll\\~ 1)1) 1\1" \ j l~, U'J ~~ c~,\ 1 "I J I ,fI\~ III CIIW( II '11,1\1' - \ -',) - I -',) -\-', ) (362) 312 Sithaupur Kurmi 174.42 535 P121,AC121 CHW 111 W,flP -I-SI - I -',I fi:) ( a41 313 Chakar Patti 97.13 495 AC(2) RP (1) W,HP -(-5) - (-5) BS (92 ) )1 ~ 1,.11111.11 y IIlld1 Illlf ·1.'1). I .. .~Htl q 1'1:1, Mill, 11('1:'1 HI'III '11,1\\' '1 ',I I ',I 'tn I J4 tJ I 31 ~, 1'\ P') r (~(1~ '1\ 12'11. ~~ 84~0 PI 41, M 1<) , II (1) II III , Pile ( 11 , PHS (1) '11,11[' ['U wt,[l,:oUN W'., (14 B 1) PUC ( I) , AC ( 1 B) o ( 1) , SMP ( 11 _ ( _', I 316 Timarua 356.54 173~ Pic) ,M{l) ,ACI3) CHW (l) W,IIP - {-'J I - I -~) (353) 317 Mamk Pur 133.55 587 P11) ,AC(l) CHW (1) W,HP - (-5) -(-5) -(-5) (71 ) 318 Oahelia ,j 132.73 713 AC (1) CHW (1) W,HP -(oS) -(oS) -(-51 (n) 319 Ugar Pur .J 150 .14 630 P{ll,M(lI,HIl) CHW (1) W,HP PO -(-5) RS ( 104) PUCIlI,AC(3) 320 Murhaas ,~ 152.16 768 P{31,M{l),H(1I MWCIl) , PHS(l) W,HP -{-51 -{-51 BS (1001 PUC (11 ,AC(4) 321 Jalla Pur [.J 96.32 767 P{ll,AC(2) CHW (1) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-51 (127) 322 Sithu Pur C 123.43 568 P(21,AC(1) CHW(l) W,HP -(-51 -(-5) - (-51 (102) 323 Patti Khurd C 65.56 1083 P{lI ,M{l) ,AC{l) CHW{ 1) W,HP -(-51 -(-5) -(oS) (199) 324 Oa rauna I 110.48 130 P(lI ,AC(2) CHW (1) W,HP - (-5) -(-5) - (-5) (181 3:5 1'0(","1 :1 547 • S4 14134 P{31,IIC(2) CIIW (1) 'II, liP -( -~) ) -1-',) -(-5) (223) 326 Sakwal 979.74 2353 P(3) ,M{ll ,AC(2) CWC ( 1) , PHS ( 1) W,IfP PO -I-51 as (5011 327 Nisai ..; 414.80 932 P(2) ,AC(2) RP{ll W,HP - (-5) -15-10) BS (l60) 328 Kut·~ II I) 299.06 1738 P(2) ,AC(l) RP(ll W,HP -(-51 -(-5) RS (262) Census Directorate, Uttar Pradesh -~------~------18 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ------~------11.30 311 I?R,KR ,.n.RRUKHABAD E:AG TW(175.09),TWE(86.49) 29.10 16.11 """ <11l'F ~ 10 10.72 312 I?I',KR fARRUKHABAD EAG TW(121.66),TWE(11. 75) 23.57 6.72 ~ 10 11. 35 3.0 '.6~ Jt:l I'll I"MIHJKIIIII'IIIJ TW (lb. (,6) 'tII!il'r¢ 7 28.80 314 KR fARRUKHABAD ED, EAG TW(260.54),TWE(100.91) 35.20 4.33 ~~ 7 69.36 78.46 315 PI' fARRUKHABAD EA 20.29 TW(742.70),TWE(300.07) 69.71 ftmTft 61.59 12.91 22.01 316 KR FIIRRUKHA~I\D EAG 5.28 TW(159.13),TWE(95.62) ~m 4 5.07 15.14 317 I?I< f/\RRUKHABIID EAG 1. 34 TW(80.88),TWE(20.94) 10.18 -.:nf.!<) 'GIl"WT I q;l ml1 PI~~ICf)1 ~ -qqi ~ ~ rrm 3tR' ~ ~ ~ \ffi mtt ~ ~ 3lmT ~ ftn ml1 PI~~lqil 3tR mO\ifOmO ~ mo~o ~ ~ qx ~ ~ 1\
lT -c;ci ~ AS ~ Cf)(11' -c;ci ~ AC