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Anantnag a R I G (Notional) Il D T G A C N D I E R JAMMU & KASHMIR R B A L T DISTR ICT S K DISTRICT ANANTNAG A R I G (NOTIONAL) IL D D S I R S I N T R A R G I C A T R PAHALGAM A A Population..................................1078692 No. of Sub-Districts................... 6 M No of Statutory Towns.............. 12 No of Census Towns................. 0 A W No of Villages............................ 342 W PAHALGAM L ! R Ñ U T P T C H I R T S I S Salar D Forest Block T ! o Sr ! ina ga r BIJBEHARA I D ! AISHMUQUAM Marhama ! ! ! Khiram Sir Hama I ! Waghama NH S 1 ARWANI A ! K 145 Ñ ! 146 ! T ! 147 BIJBEHARA 148 J149 Salia Ponchal Pora Jabli Pora SEER HAMDAN ! Ñ !Nanilang R R MATTAN I N ! J D I A I Ranbir Pora ! SHANGUS ! Chhatar Gul C ANANTNAG ! J Laram ANANTNAG T Jangi P Ñ Pora T ! ACHHABAL SHANGUS Uttarsoo! Brenti Bat Pora Ñ ! K ! ! ! Nowgam R Kothar U ! Fateh Pora C L ! Akin Gam G ! Hillar Arhama Soaf Shalli QAZI GUND I A Sagam ! KOKERNAG ! Ñ ! M Naroo Pora ! Deval Gam ! KOKERNAG R D Ñ ! ! DORU VERINAGRJ J R Dandi Pora I Nala Sund Brari ! ! S T T mu Jam To R I DOORU S C T I BOUNDARY, DISTRICT............................................ R ,, TAHSIL................................................ HEADQUARTERS, DISTRICT................................... P A R M ,, TAHSIL....................................... D Salar VILLAGE HAVING 5000 AND ABOVE POPULATION ! B WITH NAME............................................................... ! A !! A URBAN AREA WITH POPULATION SIZE:-I,III,IV, V ! D NH 1A N O NATIONAL HIGHWAY................................................ D ICT IMPORTANT METALLED ROADS............................. DIST R RIVER AND STREAM................................................ Note:- District Headquarters of Anantnag is also DEGREE COLLEGE.................................................... J tahsil headquarters of Anantnag tahsil. HOSPITAL................................................................... Ñ JAMMU & KASHMIR TAHSIL PAHALGAM DISTRICT ANANTNAG (NOTIONAL) G A N D T E R B A D C L ISTRI CT K I AR GIL R T S I R D A D S I R S W I T N R A I G C T T A R 003517 !! H 519! DI ! S 520 !! S 518 ! I T PAHALGAM R (M.C) R K I 800028 C I N D I A T T 521 ! P ! C U 522 I L #!! W 523 !! R A 524 527 ! ! ! ! (# ] M 526 !! 525 ! ! (D T 528 ! # A ! 531 !! 529 ! 530 536 (D !! ] 534 !! ! 532 535 ! S # !! 533 !! ] (# !! F O R E S T B L O C K 537 538 539 003582 ! ! ! T ! ] ! ! I A # 542( 541 540 ! H ] !! D! !! # S 545 I 543 !! L 547 !! 544 AISHMUQAM ! D # ! 546 ! B ! (M.C) ! 800029 #! I J 553 ! ! !551 548 B ! !! ] 552 E 558! (D 549 # ! ! 550 !! H 557 !! 565 # !! 559 560 # !! A 554 556 ! ! 561 (! ] ! 564 R !! 555 ! ! G 573 562 ! A A ! ! !! 563 ! !! 566 574 ] ! N 575 ! ! 570 567 ! ! ! ! ! (# !! 569 ] !! T 576 577 572 ! ! (D ! ! #] ! ! ! 568 N (D( 571 578 579# ! ara ! ! A BOUNDARY, DISTRICT............................................... To Bijbeh ! ! (D ag N ,, T (D ] ntn A TAHSIL................................................... 580 To An a !! 003581 L ,, VILLAGE WITH MDDS CODE .............. 003517 !! A I ,, RESERVED-FOREST WITH NAME...... FOREST BLOCK S H HEADQUARTERS: TAHSIL......................................... R POPULATION SIZE OF VILLAGES: BELOW 200, ( ! ! ! ! Population..................................119884 HIGH SCHOOL/INTER COLLEGE........................ ] 200-499, 500-999, 1000-4999, 5000 AND ABOVE...... No of Statutory Towns.............. 2 (B UNINHABITED VILLAGE WITH MDDS CODE............ X 272308 No of Census Towns................. 0 BANK...................................................................... No of Villages............................ 66 DISPENSARY......................................................... (D STATUTORY TOWN WITH MDDS CODE .................. 800028 Inhabited Villages....................... 65 PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE................................. (# IMPORTANT METALLED ROADS............................... Uninhabited Villages................... 1 OTHER MEDICAL FACILITIES............................... # RIVER AND STREAM.................................................. JAMMU & KASHMIR TAHSIL ANANTNAG DISTRICT ANANTNAG S I L (NOTIONAL) H A P M D A H A L GA IS T T R 003635 IC ] ! T (# # A 638 637 ]( B K R ! ] ! !( I A 636 S SEER 641 H H ! 645 T E 639 HAMDAN ! W 653 ! B ! (M.C) 642 A J ( 644# 646 R I 800035 ! ( (B 654 640 648 B # 643 # ! ! ! ! L 652# # I 655 ! 647 S 656 ! 651 ] ! A H ( ] # T ! 650 S Fr B (# 659 ! U om ( ! ] 657 ] 649 S 660 ! rina ! ! (B MATTAN FORESTS G ga 661 r D 658 (M.C) N (D 706 ! ! 663 800032 A (D ! D 664 665 707 ! ! ! H I 705 ! 662 003721 # 709 003736 S S ! (B (D ! ] 710 003722 003737 667 # 708 003723 ] ! T (D ! ! (D ANANTNAG 003738 (M.C) L Population..................................364763 R (D 666 800033 ! No of Statutory Towns.............. 4 !711 003728 003735 668 669 I 003724 I (D ] P ! ! No of Census Towns................. 0 C 712 003725 670 No of Villages............................ 104 ! 681 (D 680 ! (B 674 673 (B Inhabited Villages....................... 100 # 003739 ! D ] S T ( ! # ! I N D ] I A Uninhabited Villages................... 4 713# 682 683 675 714 ! # 003726 ! ! D D 694 003734 679 ] ( ! (D 693 003733 684 677 672 ! D ( H K ! ! 676 ! 003727 003732 (D 671 # 003730 003731 678 ! 702 (D ! ! U (D 692 ! ] ! ! 704 703 715 716 ! (B # 685 A ! ! # 686 ] # L (D (D ! ! ] 003729 ] 687 BOUNDARY, DISTRICT............................................... N G H 718 691 ] 688 ! ACHABAL 689 701 ,, TAHSIL................................................... 1 717 ! 690 ! ] T A ! ! (D ! (M.C) 003635 A ! 695 ! (B ,, VILLAGE WITH MDDS CODE............. ] ! 800034 M 719 # (D (D ,, RESERVED-FOREST WITH NAME...... FORESTS (# ! (B 003700 HEADQUARTERS, TAHSIL.......................................... P 003720 696 # ! ] T !# ! POPULATION SIZE OF VILLAGES BELOW 200, o G 697 ( ! ! ! J # ! (D (D 699 A 200-499, 500-999, 1000-4999, 5000 AND ABOVE....... ! a ! N m R UNINHABITED VILLAGE WITH MDDS CODE............ X 003684 m E 800033 u STATUTORY TOWN WITH MDDS CODE.................. T OK 698 K OUT GROWTH WITH MDDS CODE........................... 003721 A IL ] ! HS NATIONAL HIGHWAY................................................. NH 1A TA H IMPORTANT METALLED ROADS............................... S RIVER AND STREAM.................................................. U I HIGH SCHOOL/INTER COLLEGE.............................. ] L R BANK........................................................................... (B D O O DISPENSARY.............................................................. (D PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE..................................... (# Note:- District Headquarters of Anantnag is also OTHER MEDICAL FACILITIES.................................... # tahsil headquarters of Anantnag tahsil. A M JAMMU & KASHMIR A W M TAHSIL BIJBEHARA L DISTRICT ANANTNAG U A (NOTIONAL) P G T C L I R A T S H I FORESTS D A 586 P ] ! (# T (B # o S rinag ar # L 003583 ! (D I ] !585 (# 589 (B 588 ! S (# 584 587 ! ! ] ! ] 590 ! H # 596 595 622 ! ! M ( (D A D ! !597 591 A ! I # T ] N D 593 I A G 601 623 594 (D ! (# L ! ! # ! 592 U ! # Population..................................146801 NH 1A 602 No of Statutory Towns.............. 2 K 625 603 No of Census Towns................. 0 624 ! 600 ! ! (D ! (# (# ! 598 No of Villages............................ 52 T (D 626 ! (D 604 Inhabited Villages....................... 51 ! ! Uninhabited Villages................... 1 C 599 # I 630 629 627 ] 611 605 ! ! ! 612 ! ! (609 R ! 610 613 ! ! # 608 607 G T ! ! (# BOUNDARY, DISTRICT................................................................ 615 616 (B ,, TAHSIL.................................................................... 003583 S # ! ! 606 I ARWANI 628 ,, VILLAGE WITH MDDS CODE ............................... (D ! 618 ! FORESTS (M.C) ] # # A ,, RESERVED-FOREST WITH NAME....................... D 631 617 ! ! 800031 614 ! R ! HEADQUARTERS: TAHSIL.......................................................... 632 633 BIJBEHARA POPULATION SIZE OF VILLAGES: BELOW 200, ! (D ( ! ! ! ! 005634 (M.C) 619 N 200-499, 500-999, 1000-4999, 5000 AND ABOVE...................... ! ! 800030 ! X 272308 # ] ] UNINHABITED VILLAGE WITH MDDS CODE............................ (D R (D STATUTORY TOWN WITH MDDS CODE ................................... 800030 T NH 1A o T NATIONAL HIGHWAY.................................................................. T J a IMPORTANT METALLED ROADS............................................... m A m ] RIVER AND STREAM................................................................... u 620 ! HIGH SCHOOL/INTER COLLEGE................................................ ] H # N 621 BANK............................................................................................. (B S ! DISPENSARY................................................................................ (D I PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE........................................................ (# L A OTHER MEDICAL FACILITIES..................................................... # A N T o S r in a T g JAMMU & KASHMIR a AH r SI L TAHSIL DOORU A N DISTRICT ANANTNAG 003816 A ! N (NOTIONAL) 817 T N ] ! A D # T G (D (D o (# M I a ] t 830 ta S 831 (B D (D! n # T 818 829 Population..................................199429 ! 832 ! ] ! (# (B T No of Statutory Towns.............. 2 R 819 No of Census Towns................. 0 820 ! !833 ! 828 839 !834 ] No of Villages............................ 62 I ] 836(D Inhabited Villages....................... 61 # ! ! ] 835 (D ! Uninhabited Villages................... 1 C 821 # # ! B ] ( ! 837 # A ! 838 T 840 ! 822 (D 842 ! ! (# (D ! River S a N # 841
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