CENSUS OF INDIA 1991
Series - 11 KARNATAKA
DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK KODAGU DISTRICT
PART XII - A VILLAGE AN l) TO\VN DIRECTORY
SOHIIA NAl\1HISAN Director of Cen~u~ Operations, Km'nata~a
CONTENTS
Page No.
FOREWORD v-vi
PREFACE Vll-Vlll
IMPORTANT STATISTICS xi-xiv
ANALYTICAL NOTE 1-23
Section-I - Village Dir~ctory
Explanatory Note 27-35
AJphabclicaJ List of Vj]Jagcs - Madikcri C.D.Block 39-40
Village Directory Statement - Madikcri C.D.Block 42-51
Alphabetical List of Villages - Somwarpct C.D.Block 55-58
Village Directory Statement - Somwarpct C.D.Block 60-77
Alphabetical List of ViUages - Virajpct C.D.Block 81-83
Village Directory Statement - VirajpcL C.D.Block 84-97
Appendix I-IV
I Community Development Blockwisc Abs.tract of Educational, Medical and Other Amenities 100-103
II Land utilisation data in respect of Non-Municipal Towns 102-103
III List of villages where no amenilies except Drinking Water are available 104
IV-A List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to Total Population by ranges 105-107
IV-B List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Tribes to Total Population by ranges 108-110
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Sect jon-II - To~n Dirt"ctory
Explanatory Note 113-123
Statcmcnt-I - Slatus and Gro"vth History 126-127 Statement-II - Physical Aspects and Location of Towns. 1989 128-129 Statement-III - Municipal Finance. 1989 128-129
Slalcmcnt~IV - Civic and Olher Amenities, 1989 130-131
Statement-IV -A - Civic and Other Amenilies in Notified Slums~ 1989 130-131
Statemcnt-V - f\.1cdical, Educalionat, RccrcaliollJ.I and CU[lural Fadlilics, 1989 132-133
Statcmcnt-VI - Trade, Commcrccy lnduslry and B.Jnh.Jng 132-133
Appendix to Town Directory - Population of Towns and their associated outgrowths 13~
Supplement : Sub village Directory
List of Sub-villages - Madikcri C.D.Block 137
Sub-vill::lge Directory Statement - 1\:{ adikeri C.D.Block 138-145
List of Sub-vill.1gcs - Somwarpct C.D.Block 147-150
Sub-village Directory Statement - Somwarpel C.D.Block 152-187
List of Sub-villages - Virajpcl C.D.Block 189 Sub-village Directory Statement - Virajpcl C.D.Block 190-197
List of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes 199-200
Publication Plan 201-203
Illustrations
Map of Karnataka showing the Administrative Divi~ions (ix)
Map of Kodagu District (x)
Map of Madikcri Taluk 38
Map of Sornwarpet Taluk 54
Map of Virajpct Taluk 80
(iv) FOREWORD
Publication of the Dj"l ri, I l ... .I.i;-,u.:-. I bndbooks CDCHs) was initialed after the 1951 Census and is continuing since then wil h ~uJlh. "' III , .. ,,:. ,:1'., nlodific.ltions after each decennial Census. This is the most valuable district level puhlIc.llinll ,'T, ""'''' I "'l ('Y (he Ccn~us Organisation on behaJf of each Slale Govl./Union
Territory administrat iOIl. t I 1111('1-(1"(/ I Jj u\'ldcs data/informal ion on some of the basic demographic and socia-economic characlcri..,llc<; and on the avai1ahility of certain important civic amenities/facilities in each village and town of the rc~pective districts. This publication has thus proved to be of immense utility to the planners, administrators, academicians and researchers.
The scope of the DCH was initially confined to certain important census tables on population, economic and socio-cuhural a .... pects as also the Primary Cen!-.us Ab~tracl (peA) of each village and lawn (ward-wise) of thl.; district. The DeHs publi.:.hed after the 19G1 Census contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statblics, cen~u~ tables and Village and Town Directories including peA. Afler the 1971 Census, two parts of the District Census Handbooks (Part-A comprising Village and Town Directories and Part-B compri<;ing Village and Town peA) were released in all the States and Union Territories. The third part, Part C of the District Census Handbooks comprising administrative statistics and district census tables, whieh was also to be brought out, could not be published in many States/UTs due to considerable dday in compilation of relevant materia1. In 1981, some new features alongwith the restrucl uring of the formals of Village and Town Directory were introduced in the DCHs. These were published in two parts for each district after the 1981 Census. While Part-A comprised Village and Town Direclories~ the peA of villages and towns (ward-wise) including Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe
PCA upto teh<;il/lown level were provi~cd in Part-B. To illustratct all the amenities except electricity, were brought together in the Vil1age Directory and if an amenity was not available in the referent village, the distance in broad ranges frum the nearest place having such amenity was given. Information on some new items such as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres and community health workers in the village were provided so as to meet some of the requirements. of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Similarly, information on approach to the village was also provided for the first time in the Village Directory so a~ to give an idea about the number of inaccessible viIJagcs in each district. In case of Town Dircctories also, keeping in view the requirements of the l\.1 inimum Needs Programme, a Statement IV-A on slums was provided so as to enable the planners 10 chalk out Qte programmes for providing better civic and other amenities in the slums. In this Statement details on civic and other amenities were reported for the slums of Class I and Class II towns. Apart from this, one column on the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes popUlation and another on adult literacy c1as!-.cs/centrcs were added in o Statements IV and V respectively.
The manner of presentation of the DCHs for the 1991 Census is hy ..t.nd large the same as followed In 1981. However, the format of PCA has been restructured slightly in the 1991 Census for the benefit of data users. Nine-fold industrial classification of main workers has been given as against four-fold industrial classification presented in the 1981 Census. In addition to this, the sex-wise population in the 0-6 age-group has also been included in PCA for the first time with a view to enahling data users to compute more realistic literacy rates as all children below 7 years of age have been treated as illiterate al the lime of the 1991 Census. It is expected that the ahove mentioned mouifications will help the planners in chalking out more effective developmental programmes.
(v) One o[ the mo~l important innovations in the l~Yl Ccnsu", is the Community Devciopment Block-level pn';"'cnl-alion of dala in the Vi!lage Directory ~nd PC A in<.,lc ...tlj of the lradil ional TahsillTaluk/PS kvd· presentation. It is expected (hal the presentatiDn of ViUagc Directory and peA ddla at C.D.B)od: level will help {he plann<:rs in formulation of micro-level development'll plans, a~ the C.D.Bloek j~ the IOWC~l admjnisLralive unit [or developmental pJanning.
In order to facilitate the la~k of administrators, planners and researchers intending to usc Village Directory/peA data, eilher from the magnetic tapes/floppies or from the published records, both the computer and manual codes for each village have been provided ror the 1991 Census along with lhe corresponding codes of 1981.
This publication is a joint venture of the Stale Go\'t./UT administralion and the Census Organisation. The data h~lVe been colkc(cd and compiled under \he uircclion l)f Ms. Sohha Nambis;;,n, n,rcctoT of Censlis Operalions, Karnalaka on beh •• lf of lhe Slale Go\-1. adminjstration whjch has borne the cost of printing. The (a~k of planning, designing and coordination of the publicalion was initialed by Dr.K.P.lllarnan, forml.:r Deputy Registrar GeneraJ (Social Studies) and Shri M.M.Dua, Joint Director. For the sake of uniformity in presentalion of information/data and. ror preparation of analytical nole deplcling the salient features emerging from a micro-Ievd <.tnalysis of Census/noll-Census data, a model Di~trict Census Hanubook from each Stale and Union Territory was thoroughly scrutinised in lhe Social Studies Division under the guidance of Shri M.K.Jain. the presenl Deputy Rcgi!>lrar GeneraJ (S.S.). This tusk was carried out by Shri A.K.Singh, Deputy Director who was. a~sistcd by SIShri V.K.Jain and Hariram, Invesligators and staff. Technical guidance in the preparation of the maps was initially provided by Dr.B.K.Roy, former Deputy Registrar General (i\fap) and laler hy Mrs. (\.1inali Ghosh, the prescnt DepuLy Registrar General (f\.fap).
I am thankful to all thasc whl) have contributed to this project.
New Delhi A.R.Nanda June J I, 1992. Regbfl'ur General, India
(vi) PREFACE
In the foreword to the 1991 series of the District Census Handbooks. Sri A.R.Nanda, LA.S .• the Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India, has traced the hi~tory of the District Census Handbooks. He has also !'.uccinnly explained the scope and coverage of the District Census Handbooks. These volumes contain the .... tliLIll d.ll,d nn the population for every village and town as revealed by the 1991 Census. They also contain ..l ",~ • .Jlh of information regarding these villages and towns which, although not part of the PI Ipul.l1" 11'1 cen~us, thz-ow some light on the circumstances in which people live and is therefore re)c\anl II I Ill, ~1.1t.l on the population. This information has abo consider"lhlc importance in the context of plannL d dl.. \ ~ h Ipllll:nt.
The District Census Handbook is therefore diviued into two part~: P.ut A contammg information regarding each village anu lown (Village Directory and Town Directory) which is nol census data and part B which contains the data on the population collected during thc 1')1)1 Ccn~us - the Primary Census Abstracl. The data puhli,>hed in Pari B was collected in February 1991 at the time of the population census. This data was then manually tabulated in the Regional Tabulation Offices set up for the purpose. Subsequently, as a part of the countrywide project taken up in collahoration with the National Informatics. Centre, the Primary Census Ab~tracl d.-La was computcriscd. The data for Part B of the District Census Handbook was therefore availahlc on tape for the entire country by November 1992. Since the Primary Census Abstract data was available first on the computer, it was decided to publi~h the District Ccnc;us Handbooks in two separate volumes, with Part B appearing in print first.
The process of data collection for the Village Directory and the Town Directory (Part A) commenced in early 1990 and continued till the middle of 1992. For operational convenience, the Vil1agc Directory format was divided into two portions, one relating to the area and land use particulars and the other relating to the amenities available in each village. The relevant formats were mailed to the Deputy Commissioners of Districts and Chief Secretaries of Zilla Parishads for obtaining the villagewisc particulars. Similarly (he Town Directory formats were mailed to the Deputy Commis~ioners and CommissLoners of Corporations. The villagcwisc and town wise data furnished by these officers were then examined exhaustively for con~i~lCncy in reporting and comparahility with the information published in the 1981 District Census Handbooks. The villagewisc inrormation, thus finalised was alsp computerised during 1992-93 at the National Informatics Centre, Bangall)rc as in the case of Primary Census Abstract.
The National Informatics Centre, BangaloTc has undertaken to supply the camera ready copies for the District Census Handbooks and this may enable us to bring out the Dh,trict Census. Handbooks fairly early.
In the preparation of the District Census Handbooks the role of the Census Directorate is that of data collector. For accomplishing this lask. we have had the ready co-operalion of (he staff of different departments of the State Government. The cost of printing of the District Census Handbooks is borne by the Government or Karnalaka.
(vii) I t .. d·.. e thIs opportunilY to offer my gfat~fuJ th.mks to .IIJ the offiu:r~ clnd offid.tJ.s who have been
•.1C(I\dy IIlvolvLd In (he Lompd.llJon of trw;; volume.
I ~ml lh.lnJ..ful to ~hn A. VL:nLJtcshdn. the SIdle InformdllLs OffiLcr, N.Jlwndl Informatics Centre, B.ulg..tlorc fot all the a!:>~ist~tncc he and his sl.iff members h..lv(; rendered for computcnsalion of the (.l.ita and for prcp.lfd\lon of the camCfd rC~ldy copy of the manu<;;,cripts of aU lhc Dislricts.
I am deeply gr<.ttc[u)" Lo ~hri A.R.NdnUd., LA S., the Registrar Gcncrdl., India for the benefit I have dcnvcd by WLly of guiuance and advice. I express my lhunl-.s to Shri I\-1.K Jolin, the present Deputy Rcgislr.1T GcnerJl (~~) dS wen .IS to Mrs. Min.ili Gho..,h. Depuly Regi<;lr •.lT G~ncr..l1 (Map).
La:::.tly, I .Im thdnhful 1.0 the Government of K.1rn.1t.lhd for hdvmg rC.l\.hly .1grccd to bCdT the cost of printmg lhc .. c Dj~lnc..l Ccn~us H .. mc.1book volumc~ dnd lo the DlfCLlof of Prmting, ~ldtloncry and Publications [or the .J...ecn mll:Tc..,t he h.ts e .... lnced 10 brmging out these publjcdlion<;.
R.lnJ!.llure, Sobha Nambban
Dale.": 16.11.1992 Director uf Cen~u~ Operatiuns, K;lruat:lka.
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POPULATlON TOTAL PERSONS 44,977,201 4,88,455 JlvfALES 22,951,917 2,46,869 FEMALES 22,O25~284 2,41,586 RURAL PERSONS 31,069,413 4~1(),514 MALES 15,744,942 2.06,659 FEMALES 15,324,471 2.03,855 URBAN PERSONS 13,907,788 77,941 MALES 7,206.975 40.210 FEMALES 6,700,813 37,731 2. DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH 21.12 5.75 RATE 1981 - 91 , 3. AREA (Sq. Kms) 191,791.0 4102.0 4. DENSITY OF POPULATION (per Sq.Km) 235 119 5. SEX RATIO (Number of females per 1000 males) 960 979 6. LITERACY RATE (excluding children in PERSONS 56.04 68.35 the age group of 0 - 6) MALES 67.26 75.35 FEMALES 44.34 61.22 7. PERCENTAGE OF URBAN 30.92 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION 8. PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION l. MAIN WORKERS PERSONS 3.."S.45 45.09 MALES 53.53 58.11 FEMALES 22.73 31.78 II. J\,1ARGINAL \VORKERS PERSONS 3.54 2,(12 MALES 0.56 0.60 FEMALES 6.66 3.48 111. NON-WORKERS PERSONS 58.01 52.89 MALES 45.91 41.29 FEMALES 70.61 64.74 9. BREAK-UP OF MAIN WORKERS Percentage Among Main Workers 1. CULTIVATORS PERSONS 34.21 19.91 MALES 37.67 21.67 FEMALES 25.72 16.62 (xi) II. A(JRICUL TURAL LABOURERS PERS()NS 28.92 IS.07 1\1ALES 20.45 13.05 FEi\1ALES '·N.61J lS.H5 JJJ. LIVESTOCK, FORESTRY, FISHING. PERSONS 3.57 3SJ-n HUNTING AND PLANTATIONS, ORCHARDS AND ALLIED MALES 3.80 33.36 . AC1"IVITIES FEMALES 2.99 49.17 IV. l\lINING AND QUARRYING PERSONS 0.67 OAl I\fALES 0.76 ()_~H FEI\1ALES 0.47 OAH V(a) HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY PERSONS 1.8() U.S7 r>.1ALES 1.77 0.63 FEMALES 2.09 0.46 V(b) MANUFALIURJNG. PROCESSING, PERSONS 8.84 3_18 SERVICING AND REPAIRS IN OTHER THAN HOUSEHOLD MALES 9.22 4_10 INDUSTRY FEMALES 7.91 1.66 VI. CONSTR U CTJ 0 N PERSONS 2.48 2.13 1\1ALES 3.17 2.77 FEMALES 0.77 O.9-t VII. TRADE,AND COMMERCE PERSONS 7.98 6.63 1\1 ALES Hl.03 9.31 FEl\1ALES 2.94 1.60 VIII. TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND PERSONS 2.63 2.06 COMl\1UNICATION MALES 3.56 3.06 FEMALES 0.35 0.19 IX. OTHER SERVICES PERSONS 8.84 10.97 MALES 9.57 11.46 FEMALES 7.07 H).()3 10. PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED PERSONS 16.38 12.0S CASTES POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION MALES 16.36 12.0-t FEMALE~ 16.40 12.12 11. PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED PERSONS 4.26 8.15 TRIBES POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION MALES 4.26 S.()() FEMALES 4.26 8.18 12. NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES --- 7,9()3,O54 107,372 • 13. NUMBER OF VILLAGES TOTAL 29,193 296 INHABITED 27,066 291 UN-INHABITED 2.127 5 14. NUMBER OF TO\VNS 306 9 (xii) ST ATE AND DISTRICTS 51 Slal.:1 DISlnct Totall Ar.:a an Tolal Total Margmal Non No RUTIIII Sq Kms Popula- Population (Exdudtng Ca!ot':$ Tnbcs Mam Workers Worl.:rs Urolln lion age group ag~ group WorL.~rs (}..6 0 to 6) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 T 191791.00 44977201 7477611 21013193 7369279 1915691 17292117 1594681 26090403 KARNATAKA R 187520.80 310694'3 5378741 12250620 5645186 1629496 12919726 1511858 16637829 U 4270.20 13907788 2098870 8762573 1724093 286195 4372391 82823 9452574 T 2190.00 4839162 693623 3161701 711775 53631 1635987 22311 ~180864 01 BAN GALORE R 1732.90 669909 109203 317831 178494 14569 261186 12860 395863 U 457.10 4169253 584420 2843870 533281 39062 1374801 9451 2785001 T 5815.00 1673194 260977 708577 326599 49305 623043 96513 953638 02 BAN GALORE RURAL R 5758.90 1369908 213142 536439 286780 44594 523233 93755 752920 U 56.10 303286 47835 172138 39819 4711 99810 2758 200718 T 13415.00 3583606 619475 1571044 406955 83076 1340802 176924 2065880 03 BElGAUM R 13118.00 2741820 491892 1045451 325338 65247 1083491 169081 1489248 U 297.00 841786 127583 525593 81617 17829 257311 7843 576632 T 9885.00 1890092 367604 693790 365154 166693 809989 43044 1037059 04 BELLARY R 9479.30 1325692 273150 407453 281525 129460 621800 40668 663224 U 405.70 564400 94454 286337 .83629 37233 188189 2376 373835 T 5448.00 1255799 255989 451061 260033 104215 466611 34033 755155 05 BIDAR R 5370.70 1010096 209042 315874 228197 98442 404246 33150 572700 U 77.30 245703 46947 135187 31836 5773 62365 883 182455 T 17069.00 2927990 556196 1307674 509862 39535 1110288 108867 1708835 06 BIJAPUR R 16759.10 2239244 439383 916365 421185 34068 918462 102131 1218651 U 309.90 688746 116813 391309 88677 5467 191826 6736 490184 T 7201.00 1017283 147192 531164 195852 26534 412276 45182 55~825 07 CHIKMAGALUR R 7125.60 845422 122866 415210 175176 24553 357076 43768 444578 U 75.40 171861 24326 115954 20676 1981 55200 1414 115247 T 10852.00 2180443 362537 1008542 432668 318381 843861 94617 1241965 08 CHITRADURGA R 10754.20 1591765 270697 643282 358069 275326 668696 90919 832150 U 97.80 588678 91840 365260 74599 43055 175165 3698 409815 T 8441.00 269t.261. 379453 '756119 175548 1061S9 1112449 50465 1531350 09 DAKSHIN KANNAD R 7967.60 1931670 283299 1192888 140296 94285 816616 43924 1071130 U 473.40 762594 96154 563231 35252 11874 295833 6541 460220 T n738.00 3503'\50 607530 1699031 4'\0499 105099 1349942 126121 2027087 10 DHAR\.IAD R 12999.50 2279259 410750 978002 290616 84138 975260 113982 1190017 U 738.50 1223891 196780 721029 119883 20961 374682 12139 837070 (XIII) STATE AND DISTRICTS SI Slat.:! Dlstn<:t Total! Ar.:am Total Total LIl.:rat..:s Total Margmal Non No Rural! Sq Kms Popula Populution (Exdudmg Mam Work':r5 Worl.:rs Urban hon ag.: group ago: group WorLers 0-6 0 to 6) 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 16224.00 2582169 528348 791628 610641 106935 1039922 72269 1469978 11 GULBARGA R 16035.20 1972366 413154 473306 502448 94924 876032 69510 1026824 U 188.80 609803 "5194 318322 108193 120" 163890 2759 443154 T 6814.00 1569684 238297 756948 273379 16581 589529 105108 875047 12 HASSAN R 6735.30 1296962 199263 575243 241053 14868 508173 102671 686118 U 78.70 272722 39034 181705 32326 1713 81356 2437 188929 T 4102.00 488455 71073 285280 59009 40312 220248 9888 258319 13 KOOAGU R 4073.20 410514 60019 229585 51477 38899 192275 9560 208679 U 28.80 77941 11054 55695 7532 1413 27973 328 49640 T 8223.00 2216889 356091 938777 570400 153019 881514 81070 1254305 14 KOLAR R 8109.80 1699906 277846 613731 455560 142496 736073 78410 885423 U 113.20 516983 78245 325046 114840 10523 145441 2660 368882 T 4961.00 1644374 241356 675502 226626 11936 635593 96170 912611 15 MANDYA R 4901.80 1377570 203408 518823 190551 9485 549610 94181 733779 U 59.20 266804 37948 156679 36075 2451 85983 1989 178832 T 11954.00 3165018 487196 1267148 597921 1Q2102 1183225 89054 1892739 16 MYSORE R 11739.90 2224724 355125 673123 480387 77696 894812 83998 1245914 U 214.10 940294 1320('1 594025 117534 24406 288413 5056 646825 T 14017.00 23098B7 473009 660453 397923 180272 970995 55289 1283603 17 RAICHUR R BS16.30 1829765 384426 439686 326337 163352 823416 53173 953176 U 200.70 480122 88583 220767 71586 16920 147579 2116 330427 T 10553.00 1909663 295043 993542 :337921 74106 720984 59868 112881' 18 SHIMOGA R 10395.30 1403421 222752 655002 279830 64379 569006 57161 n7254 U 157.70 506242 72291 338540 58091 9727 151978 2707 351557 T 10598.00 2305819 349229 1065934 408524 167632 916196 183394 1206229 19 TUMKUR R 10523.50 1923656 294404 818448 364376 149641 794734 176777 952145 U 74.50 382163 54825 247486 44148 17991 121462 6617 254084 J 10291,00 1220260 187393 689278 91990 '0168 428663 44494 747103 20 UTTAR KANNAD R 10124.70 925744 '44920 484878 67491 9074 345529 42179 538036 U 166.30 294516 42473 204400 24499 1094 83134 2315 ·209067 Note Please read the spellIngs of two d\str1(:ts V1Z •• IIOak.sl"l1n Kannadll and "uttar Kannadll as "Oakshlna Kannada" and .,Uttara I(annadall respectlvely. wherever they appear (both 1n the texts and maps). (XlV) ANALYTICAL NOTE 81 icf HI~tnry of the Di ..... itt Cen~u.., II.Uldbook :- .lnll exlent of dIl1emtK"> Jnd SCf'dCl-S d".tll At the 19(>1 CLn<;u .. , Lhe <;LOPC of the DI<,tntt ..tIllcmLIC<; The m ... 111 obJeLllv(.. ,"-.l'i to present d. C(...nsus H.mLlbook w..ts gn... ttly Lnl.lTgcd by (.omprehCn"lIVC dnd Inlclhglbk portr.lIt of the dl"lln<..l .lnd an OVcrvll..W of the dcvc!opmt.nt...tl programmL.-~ UlLorpnrdtmg In It - (I) d d(""Lnpllve "Lcollnt of thc ImpkmLnlcu 10 the dl<;lnLt dunng the prc("Ldll1g dl~tflLt. (u) a sLl of non (..en~u~ t ... blv:; lk .. dwg wIth dl,..LdUC Pubhcdtlon of th(.. DI<;trKl CLn<;us the ddmlm~lrtllIvc ... Ltltl"'llc~ of the ul"tntt for d H..tndbooks w ... " pl.lOncd In ~uLh ... WdY d ... ¥lllllnlmlSe decddc. (1Il) t.lluk ..tnd town k..\d cens.us. L.lhll-s. (1n tht: dd,lY mherent the LOmpJI.ttl(ln of a volummou<; ClonnnllC dnd '>OUo-Lu!turLll .1<;PL(..t'> .tnd (IV) the m m.lSS of u...tta g-tLhcrcd from dlffLrcnt ~ourCLS VIII.lgc and urb.m «(..L-n ... u<; enurner...ttlon bInd.. lcvd) Pnm..try Cen'>lls Ab"lr.tU cont.tmmg th(.. nmefold ALLordmgly, 'Pdrt A~, compfl"lng the Vlll.Jge DlrLllory and the Town Dlrc(_tory for the finahs..tllOn mdu~\n.tl d.\~"lfiL.llll)n of workL-r~ In d somcwh.tt of whKh there W<.l'> no app...trenl OCLd Lo Wdlt til] gener ... l w~y, mform.llion on the JVJ.d ... blhty of LcrtdIn the LompkllOn of {h(... IdhulJtlOn of the d,tL! g .. lthcrul ha<;lc .. memt)L~ In vdJ,lges .md town<;, sULh a., the at the L(.,n<;u<;, wac;; 10 be pubh ... h(..d fir"t ...tnd 'P .. rt ~our(.c<; of dnnkmg w.tlcr and edU(..... llon~1 mc;tll uli()n~, w .. .., a1,,0 prL<;entLd m lhL'\e voluml-" ThL-,\c gener.. } B', Conq<;'lmg of the VlltlgclUrh.m PrmlJ.ry Cl..n<;u,,> Abo;;tr.ld '"-d" to be r\,.-k ... "cd nLxt A lowLr pnorIty gUldLhne'i \\crc, by d.nd ].trgc, followld m K .. rn.lt.l~" W.1<; ..... <;lgnLd lO 'P...trt C' for the obvIOUS rca<;on th.tl (00 HowLvLr, thL- ~LOpC of the D,<.,lnU Cln"us H.mubooko;; of 3 out of the thLn LXI.,ttng 19 dls1nUo;;. bC~ldL' .. dmm' .... tr .Jtlve <;l..tll<;tlCS It was to l11clude a n.lmcJy B.mg.llorc, Dhclfw... r and My.;;orc, wa,> ~Lt of socio lkmogrdphtc dnd economic t..tbks confined to the publicatIOn of the vlllage-wl'>c and gem"r..tled on the b .. w;; of the ddfa gathered ..at the urban (census enlimer.l{lon block wise) Pnm.try cenc;;us ...tnd dn dnalytlL ... l note prepared thereof In Ccn'>us Ah,l r.tLl only K ... rn..tl.tka, however, 'P... rt A' and 'P..trt B' portlon<; of the DJ<;Lnct Cen<;us Hdndbooks were com bIn cd The 1971 cen ... us wlln(.,,>sed an ovc r.t II logLlher dnd pubh<;hcd In a '>lngIL vO]UJJle fOf e.tLh lmprovcment lfl the m ... Uer of ,-ompll...ttJon ... s well dlstnLt except B .. mg.tlore In the case of Bdng,tlorc as pr(...scnl ... tlon of the u...tt... A LountrY,"-lde DI..,lntl, 'iIOCC It wa" fdt Ih ... t the size of such d unIformIty m appro ... Lh and .i Lomprl-h(._n~lv(" CovcrJge LomhmLu volume would be unwelldy, Pdrt A and arc the h.JII mJ.rks of thiS SCrJL<; of pubIJc ... uon" In P dft B WLrC pubh ... hLd .. eparatcly As reg •.lfds 1971, the DISLflLt Census H.Jndbook W..t,\ spht lip ·P..t.rl C', LornpilJ.tlon of d.Jta lOok morc lime lhJ.n mto three portIOns - (I) P .Jrt A - conslstmg of l...tnd dntlclp.lled dnd, In additIOn, there was an lflordm.tle use data on vll1ages and dlso the d ... ta on the n ... ture delay In execu(mg the pnntmg Job dt the Slate 1 Directnra(c of Printing. A~ a rc~ull, only a portion number of hou .... chl)ld~. The {;'onl~I1ls of PJ.rt A of Part C (depicting "ollle of I he (;cnsus lablc~) w~~rc further enlarged by including two arpcndicc'\, relating tn Bangah.)fe Di~lrict was puh1i:-.h\.:o namely, a li~t of village~ not ha\·ing ~my amenities sum~whal belatedly and the prnpl)~al to publish the and a di~tribulion of villages according to the remaining portion of Parl C for Bangalore District proportions of Schedukd Ca.-,tcs and Schetlukd as well as the entire portion of P~rl C for the other Tribes in the lolal pupulation of the village. The dislri<..·ls was finally abandoned. Town Directory formalS were also modified by the addition of a few items such as class of lown, Instead of witn~ssing an expansion as in the population, Scheduled Ca!-.tes and Scheduled Trihes past two censlises the scope of the 19X1 series of population, decadal growth ratc of population, 10 the District Cens.us Handbooks was curtailed a working women's hostel, adult literacy dassc~/Cl:nlrcs, cxlCn( thal w~s (0 considerable in it confined the storage sy~tef1l regarding drinking water supply etc., publication of Village Directory, Town Directory anJ also hy pro'viding [or ft;cording (he information and the Villagc/Urban Primary Census Abstract. about the nearest place (and djSl.ancc) h. 2 consisting of the ViHage/Urban ward-wise Primary (i) Village Directory : Census Abstract in addition to the District Primary The Village Directory format adopted for the Census Abstract and the Sp~cial Primary Census 1991 seri~!-. has 18 columns. When examined with Abstract in respect of the Sch~dukd Castes and reference to the 19~ 1 format it will be noticed that Scheduled Tribes. Though, the scope of the 1991 Iwo columns have now been left out - while one series of the District Census Handbouh has, hy of these columns refers to Lhc 'staple food' the and large, remained the same as In 1981, a other refers to the 'remarks' under which, information f~w signiricant changes have been made In about the places of religious, historical or the Village Directory formaL as well as the archaeological interest ill the vil~age as also Primary Census Ab~Lrael formaL In Karnataka, informatjon about thl' numhcr of copjes of unlike at the previous censuses, on this newspapers in circulation, the number of motor cars, occasion, the 'Part A' and 'Part B' portions motor-bicydes and tractors available in vilbge~ was of the District Census Handbooks of each published in 1 T~H! manner of presenlalion of data has also inform.:llion prc.'ientcJ in the 18 ~'oJumns of which umkrgone a significant change in that the Village 8 arc devoted fl)r amenities and 6 arc m(.!ant for DircclOry and the Primary Census Abstract data indicating lhe ilrca of the viBage and the land usc arc presented according to the location of villages pattern. The remaining four columns arc mcant and towns within the jurisdiction of a Community for indicating the location code and n:.tme of the Dcvell\pment Blnck rather {han their location within vilbgc. lolal populnllon and the numher of a taluk*. In other words, the traditional practice households enumerated in the village and the n;Jme of laluk-lcvd presentation of data has now been of the nearest town as also the distance to that givcnup In preference to the Community town. The aspects covered under the amenities arc: Development Bloc~ level presentation of data which educational, medical, sources of drinking water is considereu as morc meaningful in (he present sl2pply, poswl and telegraph, wcekly nwrkcl, commu day context. Since C.D.Block is the lowest nication, nalure of approach road and power supply. administrat ive unit for developmental planning, the Further, if a village did not have any educational choice (.)f the C.D. Block as the unit for data facility at all, instcac..l of merely reporting the fact presentation is expected to help the planm::rs in and slopping al that, an indication of the distance formulating micro-k:vd ucvdopmenlal plans. (in ranges) that the \'ilbgcrs have to travcr~c to Another innovation at the 1991 census IS lhe reach a place with educational facilities (at the basic arrangements made for the dissemination of the level) is reported. The same procedure of reporting uata in collaboration with the National Informatics is adopted regarding medical faciliti(!s, drinking water Centre through ils country-wide computer ndwork. supply, postal and communication as well as weekly In the published volumes of the District Census market f~K"jlitics. The c..list.:.tnce ranges aJoplcd for Hamlbooks, therefore, the computcr codes assigned reporting arc the same as in 1981, namely -5 km, to the villages In the 1991 census and lhe 5 - 10 km and 10 + krn. In an explanatory note, corresponding codes in 1981 arc presented so as which precedes the presentation of the Village to facilitate the data ust!rs who may prefer to usc Directory SLatemcnl~, udails about the abbreviations the data either from magnetic tapes or (loppies. used undn various columns arc furnished. III Korlla/aka, the "To/uk POllchoyat Sam iii" corresponds 10 lhe COJ1l1JllJJ1ily Development Block, ond Jor the sake of maintaining Ulliformity will! the aI/-India paltcm. the term CD.Block has beclI llscd throughout ill IIrc District Censlls Handbooks. 77le jurisdiction oj a Talilk PancllOyat Sal1lili is cotemlilJllS with IIwt of the correJ.'polldillg To/uk but e.:~.. cllldes the stalliLOI)' towns. 3 The m.110 dgLnl.y v.luLh h .. <\ furfll<;hLd the not hd"mg dOV JmeDltK ~ ex(_cpt Dflnking W,Jter, vlll .. gcwl<>e mform.llioo 00 .. menitlC<; 1<\ the ZIIl.l IJlhl ullli.,,,illOn d.1l.l 111 rc~pc(.t of non-mul1lup.l1 Pdrl"hJ.u whKh In turn h .. <; collL(_lLu 1hl.: n.:kv.wl towns <.lOd di..,lflbution of vdl..tges 3(_cordlOg to the p.lr1lLUlJrs through ll~ field for01.11IOn,\, n.!mdy the proportIOn of ~l.heduled ('.l"leo;, popul.Jllon <..and Chief Exe(_ullvc OffiLers (I e, thL Block Devdopmcnl !'>(.hu.1ukd TrIbe., pOpul.ltJon Officers) of the VdnOUS Talilk Pallclroyal :"umlils. These details were eX.lmmcd for conslstLncy .l., well (ii) TowR Directory : as with reference to the p.lflICUI.US reported In 1981 As 10 1981, in 1991 too, there arc seven and Cdses of oelcnor.ltion or of dhnormdl sl.tlcmcnt" \\- hkh furni.,h inform.llion on the following developmenls were referred bdLk for reYerili('..llion dspel.lS gro\\th hl"ilory, phy~i(_dl a<;pccls and and rectification. For m<\l.mcc, as compared to 1981, I(K,Jllon.l1 p.Irli(.uldr", municipal lin.m(..e; CIVIC and for several vill.iges, Wells and T .inks did nl,.)( find other amcnttic<;; ("Ivic dmenitie'\ dVdildhlc 10 the a mention as a sourcc of drinking W.lter supply notified <;Iurn<; of Cl.. ">s I .. nu Cl.l<;<\ II towns; medkdl, When referred b.i(_k, the concerned ChIef Exe(_ utivc educ.ltlondl, rcue ..lllondl .1IlU cult ur.ti f.lcilitlC'\, dnd Officers cl.lnficd lh..!t In mo<>t of these Cd<;C". the lr.Ide, (..()mmer(.l.~, indu~lry dnd b.lOkmg The scope unnJ...lI1g wdtcr wells of ye<;ter yedr<; have either of the YdflllU<; Lolumn hCddmg<; adopted to 19R1 hdS dned up or f..!lIcn mto dl<;use on account of the rem.uncd un<.hangcd In 1~j()1 However, in lIlcre.t<;mg number of bore'o'.c1I<; drilled in su(_h "jlldges SLdtcmenl-I. ~hght mOl.lifi("dtlOns h.lvc been m.Jde to .md .11<;0 b~Ldu<;e of the implemenl.llion of the .lccomod.lle thc 1991 (.cn<.,u\ a.ltd - dn adJltlon ..1 N.Jtlon.l1 Rur .. 1 Wdler Supply Scheme, the column is pn)\lded for inJi<.dtmg the 1<)<)1 popul.1lton MlI11-Wdter Supply ~cheme dnd Accclcrdh:u Wdler and the growth rdte rcgl<.,Lered by thc to\\ to en<;ure .l higher kvd of relidbility. arc arrdngcd In an dlphdbclICd] order of their ndmes and the aggreg.l1e pdrlkuldrs ought Lo h.lvC been furni<;hed 10 the subsequent [n order to f..!clhla.te Cd"y reference, an columns hdVC been <;kippcd with a "jew to avoldmg alphdbeticdl li,t of vtIl..tge<; i~ given at the bcgmtng rcpellllOn. In"lcad, Immc<.hdtely after the ndme of in respect of each C D.Blol.k This list mdicdles the town, a cros<; reference is given hy prmting the the code numbef'; a<:'(>Igned to the vIlI..!ge<; for mes<;._lgc n<;ee urhdn agglomerdtion" The n.tme purpo<;c'i of cen<;us cnumerdtion as well as the of the core lown of the urban agglomeration too computer codes d""lgncd (at the stage of appedrs at its correct sequence w]lh the kgcnd computeTlSdlton) a<; also the correspondmg codes printed theredftcr .md Jnlmeuialc1y below 1h .. t. ie, according Lo the 1981 census. At the end of the in the next hne the same ndme with the suffix urb.m VIIl..ige Directory the following appcndicc<; are givcn: agglomerdllon dPpe._tr~ again without bearing any C.D Blo(..k-WISC abstract of dmenitic'); li,\L of villages 4 mh\:f. Again~t this n.lme the cumulative ar>~ect~ had to be gathered by thc CIVIC authorities the urban agglomcrat ion as a statistic..!l from sc\cI:al orrices and in~titutions located in the rrcsent~d v.hcrc\~r such a procedure is lown through corresp 5 thc peA U.tld rd.llmg to <111 thc urb.m .. rL.l'; of the count wl(h reference to the "unnse on Mdfch 1, uJ .... tnc{ (I e , staluwry a'\ \\t:1l ..... non~ .... t.llull)rv l()\\n,\) 1991 Thl. qUL"llonn.llfc<;, L..tnv.. ,,"ed hy the .11 L lurlll ... hLu For thl<; [lUrrI1 ... L, thc h n .... n,,/urb.w cnumLr ,110r<;. n.lmdy I he Household ~chedulc .1I1U "ggil)Il1Cr<111on'i dfC arr.tngul In dn d<;ccnJlI1g ordLr the InUI\IUuLtI ~hr .tre hrIef in their wordings and of their IlK,111on Lod(_. numbLrs. Anu, for cdch town the conceph u<;ed fOf purpo'\cs of the 1991 Census the w,ud or Ul\,j"ion-wl,e dCldlls dfC presentcd hCH~. Opcr.tllons .lnu the mdnncr In which the schedules .lrc to be filled in h.lve been cxpldincd in a booklet In KdrnJlakd, as 6 agglomeration". An urban agglomeration may consist the lruncatcJ portion itself is considered as un of inde.: pendent rcve n llC village. 2) \Vhen outlying, portions of certain revenue villages a) A city with conlinuou~ uutgrowth' (the part arc incorporated into the limits of urban areas of outgrowth heing outside the statutory by a Government Notification such areas, limits but falling within the boundaries of whether populated or not, are excluded from the adjoining village or villages); the revenue village concerned and the village b) One town with similar outgro,,"'lhs or two or boundaries are redefined for census purposes. more adjoining towns with their outgrowths 3) Revenue villages which are completely as in (a) ; or incorporated in the limits of urban areas or c) A city and one or more adjoining towns with else, arc submerged completely under reservoir their outgrowths all of which form a projects but arc ~lill retained in the jurisdictional cont inuous spread. lists of the Survey and Selllcment aUlhorities pcnJing a resurvey and such other procedures, Geographical contiguity with the statutory limits arc taken note of as revenue viUages but are of the core town is the main factor in determining omitted for census purposes i.e., these are not whether or not a nearby salGllile town or an treated as census villages. Similarly, entire outgrowth IS to he included In the urban revenue vill 7 ca~h block should have clear-cut boundaries easily the identity of any particular census enumeration recognisable on the lidd, blocks which arc either blnek can he kno,.. 'n quite easily. The numbers larger or smaller than the norm have also been assigned arc in Arabic numerals, except in the case eon~tilul!.!d. In the case of nun-municipal 10\,·/Os. of towns in which case Roman numerals have been if the town boundaries arc not specifically nollll!.!o, adopted. For as~igning the location code numbers the jurisdiction of the entire revenue village the Slates in the Country, the Districts in the Slate, concerned is regarued as the jurisuiction of the the Towns in the District and the Taluks/C.D.Blocks town as well. In the ease of towns which an; under in the District arc arranged in the alphabetical order the administration of Mandai Panch~lyals, the of their names. The villages in a laluk are organised Panchayat jurisdiction nceo nnt necessarily be inlo revenue circles Of hohlis for administrative identical with the jurisdiction of the non-municipal purposes ano each such unit will have a headquarter census lown. town or village. The identity ot such units is maintained while assigning the location code In the case of villages, depending upon the numbers. Slarting from the circle of which the population data based on the HOllsdisting Operations Taluk Headquarters happens to be the Circle carried oul ouring 19l)O, each village has been he.uJquarters as well, the villages in its jurisoiclion constituted into one or more number of Census an: serially numbered by proceeding in a clockwise (he Enumeration BJocks. The work-load norm for direction or in a ~~rrentine manner starling from rural areas is 150 households covering an approximate the nor1 h-wesl corner. After cxh'JUsting aU the population of 750 persons. However, numerous villages in that circle, lhe villages of the adjacent Census Enumeration Blocks with below-norm circle are as~igneu numbers in the same manner. population have been constituted and a single The numbt..'ring of villages run continuou!oily for the enumerator has quite oft!.!n been entrusted with lhe Taluk through the dilTcrcnl Circles or Hohlis. cnumemtion work in 2 or more contiguous hlocks so as to ensure thal the aggregate population is The entire set of the 1<)<)1 census data relating quite close to the norm. Further, in each village to the village directory and the village/urhan care has been laken to ensure that no hit of land ward-wise PCA has he-cn computerised. For this belonging 10 lhal \-'iJI~lge is len out of consiueraljon purpose a sl'parale ('ode strudure ha... been while constituting the Blocks. Each hamlet or islaml. developed. Thl,; compu1cr codc~ assigned to lhe if any, found within the jurisdiction of the village - villages in each Taluk or C.D.Block arc indicated iITCSPCCli\'c of ifs POpublion size has been in the alphabetical Jisl of viIJagcs along with the constituted into a separate Block in order to maintain corresponding location code numbers assigned for its geographical identity. Further. even lhe villages enumeration purposes. So also particulars about known 10 he uninhabircd at the time of housciisting the codes assigned (0 towns arc indicalcJ in the operalil)ns have been constituted into separate blocks. alphabetical list of lowns which precedes the In other words, a complete coverage of the territorial presentation or the peA statements in respect of jurisdiction of each and every village has been {he urban areas of (he dislrict. cnsured. (vi) Building : A building is generally a single (v) Loe:lt;ut1 Code Number : Every SlaW in the strucl UTe on the ground. Somelimes il is made Up Country. every District in the Stale, every Taluk or of more than one component unit which arc used Town in the District, every C.D. Block (or its or likely to be used as dwellings (residences) or equivalent) in (he District, every vilhfge in the laluk establishmenls such as shops, business houses, offices, and every ward or division in the city or lo\vn anu faclories. workmeds, sch(.'>ols, places of entertainment. every cnumcral inn hlock in the village or town is places of worshi (l. god owns, stores, clc. It is also assigned a number in a particular order for carrying posslbic that buildings which have component units out the census enumeration. When lhc~e numbers may be used for a combination of purposes such are written side by siue in the same order, starting as shop-(.·wn~residcnce. workshop-cum-rcsidence, from the Slate and separated by an oblique mark. office-cum-residencc, etc. 8 (vii) CtJJSUS lIuust : A ·ccn:-.us house' i!-> a building 3) Abo those who are known to be normally or part of a huilding having ehold which dnes not only actual work hut also effective supervj~i()n and have a house to live in and may temporarily dwell direction of work. h abo includes unpaid work on nil the roadside pavl:ment, in humc pipes, lempks, farm or in family enterprise. The rderence period 11U111iaps. platforms etc., or move about frum place for dctl.!rmining whdher a pcrSt.)n is a worker or a to place resting underneath shade-bearing tn;es. non-worker is the year i.e., the 365 d ... ys, preceding pavements and verandahs or public or private the date of enumeratinn. The criterion is liheral buildings. Such households, rderred to as 'Houselcss and, even a pers~m w,ho has participated in the Householos' for census purposes, were enumerated production of gooJs and services for a very brid on the night of February 28, 1991. period is entitled 10 be c;;ltcgorised as a worker. Depending upon the nature of his or her aetivi.ty ix) Critl'ria for enullIt'ration or a person in a during the reference period, evcry person enumerated particular household : at the census is classified us either a worker or a non-worker. 1) All those who normally slay and arc presenl in that household Juring the entire period of Among (workers' however there are two enumeration i.e., rro~ February 9 to February categories: 28) 1991 (holh day~ inclusive); 2) All those who arc known to be normally rcsiuing 1\1.lin \\'orkers : Thos.e who have worked for a and had actually stayed during a part of the major part of the year i.e., for 183 days or more enumeration period (February 9 - 2S, 1991) but (6 months or more) during the reference period arc not present at the lime of the enumerator's even though this may be in broken spells and in visit ; different occupations. o l\lLlrginal \V"rkCl'!ot Tho<;c v..ho h,j\e nul worked Ccrc.ti ..tnd Milkl <..rop~ Ptlddy, ""he.lt. for ..t mLlJor pLlrt of (he yc.lr unJt-r rcfLrellu; Ie, jO\\dr, bdjf .. l, m.u/C, fdgl, h,Jrley, etc tho"e who h..l\c worked tor kss lh .. m "IX monlhs 2 Pubc'i ATh<~r. gr.um, ke"an, moong, m...t~ur, (I c., for le"s liMn 183 (tty,,) during the cntlre uro, etc.. rcfcrcnLC pCTwd 3. Fibre crops RdW colton, jute, mL'~t.i, In VI~W of the Pd~( cxpcncne-c th.tl women are sunhcmp ..tnd kmdrcd crop~. often dLl"... ilied as non-worhcrs because of 4. OJI Seed<; Se<;...tmum, ground-nut, rape non-repoftIng of the If work or a<> tho..,c who h..tvc 'iced, mu<:,t .. lru, Ilfl<:,ecd, sunflower, C..t';lor, not worked for d major p.ut of thc ),e.Jr, <;peu.11 etc. efforts h.lve been m.J.ue at lhe 1991 cen<;u<> fur cIicllmg au... uralc inform..ltion by a<;kmg probing 5. Ctl<;h crop: Sug.ll"c.mc quc~(lOn<;. The grOWing of the following c("ops c~ IIOC ]n respc(..l of main workers as aI<;o margm.ll COli \It/Clcd ..1"> (..ulllhilion : workers, further det,uis on the sedor of economy PI.lOt.llIon crop" TCd, coffee, ruhber, in v.hich they worked, the ..lclu..tl n .. llure of work loh"t<"l), pepper, C.lrd.tffiOn1. clc done by them, their employment sl.ltu~ (I C., employer, employee, unp.lid f .. imdy worker Of own 2. Edible nul" (other th..tn groundnut) . W .. lnut, d(...(..ount single worker) h..1vc been g.tthcrcd .It the dImond, cd.,hc\\nlH, clc, ccnsu". 1. Fnlll~' B.m.m.l<;, apples, grdPC" mangoes, ordngc'\ etc Important term" such ..IS cultivators, agricultur..tl l..thourers dnd hou ... chold indu<:,try arc cxpl.lln(;d 4. Coconut below. 5. G •.lOja, cindi.onJ., opium .lnu n1Cdll-m.l( rldnl" a) Cultivatol"!ot: For purpo<:,c<; of censu.;;. a pcr'ion is 6. Betel nut" (...lrC(d) workmg as a culuv.llor jf he or "he is engdgcd 7. Flowers eilnl...f a'S employer, smgle worker or family worker 8. Root" and tuhers, chilltcs and ~plces in (.ullivJLJon of LmJ owm.d or held from Go\-crnment or held from priv.J.lc pcr<;on'1o or ins.lltutions for 9. VegcLJ.blcs p..tymcnt in money, lmd or sh.trc. Culllv,J.tion includes 10. Other crops not <;pccific..tlly included under supervision or direction of {.uiliv.ttion a" well A cultivdtion persnn who has gIVen oUl hi" or her i.md to dnother person or persons for cul£ivation for money, kind b) Agrkultur~'1 LJbuurer : A per<;on who works an or share of crop and who docs not even supervise dnolht-r person's l.lnd for W<.lgc" In money, klnd or or dlfed the cultiv.ltion of land, will nol be trealed sh.uc is reg.in.Jed .IS an agnculturdl l..tbouH_r He as 'culLjvator'. SimJl-lrJy, .1 person working In another Of she hd"i no fJ'\k in (he L.UIlIV<.l(lOn The agncuhural person's l..tnd for wages In L .. <;h or kind or a l..tbourer h.i"l no TIght or 1ca"c or contract on thc comhinJ.tion of both wiJl nol be lrc.1ted .!s' (...ulliv.ltor' land • on which he or she work'i. Cultivataon invol\cs ploughing, sowing and c) Hou~dwld Indu"try : Household Industry 1"1 hJrvesting. For ccrtdm rcason .. , the growing of defined as .In indw,tfY conducted by the hCdd of cerldin crops 1<; not t.-onsidcred as cullivdllon and the hou'\eho1d him.;;clf or hcro:;clf and or by the a person eng.tged tn growmg of su(..h crops is not members of the household dt home or within the regarded as d CUll1V.ltOf. A person Cdn bc d"'''''lfied vJlJ....tgc in rUf;J) .lfca'> and on]y whhin the prcl-intts as cultivalor or not, 011(.... 011 Ole ba\IS oj the of the hou<:,e wh(...rc the hou"chold live" in the c..1'>C crops grOl1.11 The growing of the follOWing LrOP<; of urb.ln .!red", The I.. lfger proporlion of workers 1" conSidered as Lulll\ •.llion. in d hou<:'l-hoJd industry would con ... i'>t of members of the hou<;chold Induding the head The indu<:,try 10 s.houlJ not be run on the sc.dc of it regislered according to the calcg(.)ri.:~ of mln-wnrkl:rs but raclory which w()uld quulify lo be rcgi!\lerCO under inuicatl:s lh~ tolal 1111lllbL:r uf non-\.. 'orkers hy sex. the Indian Factories Act. Huusehold Industry should reluto to production, processing, servicing, repairing u) lI(mschold duties : This COVers. all persons who or making and selling (but not merely selling) of arc engagecJ in unpaid h,,)I11C uUlies anu who cJo no goods. The goods produced should not be other work or have not done any work at all during exclusively for consumption by the household itself the last onc year. but should be wholly or partly for sale. b) Students: This will cover all full-time students including children attenuing school. d) Other \Vorkers : All workers, i.e., those who have been engaged in some economic activity during c) Dependents: This category incluues .all dependents such as infants, children not attending school nnd the rckrcnce period of last onc ycart who arc not Cultivators or Agricultural Labourers or workers in permanently disabled from wo.-k because of illness Household Industry were categorised as 'Other or old age. Depemicnts will include even ahle Workers' (OW) at the lime of census enumeration bodied persons who c.:mnol be categorised in any and further details abuut the nature of industry, other cat~g(}ry of non-workers bUl arc dependent trade or service in which they were engaged were on others. gathered by the enumerators. On the basis of this d) Rctirt'd Pl'rsons or Rentiers : A pen,on who descriptive information, at the tahul ... t ion stage, each has retired from service and is doing no othcr work such worker has heen further categorised as i.e., not employed again in some full time work or belonging to one or the other of the following not engaged in some other work such as cultivation, Industrial Categories based on Revised National business, trade, elc.. or a person who is a rentier Industrial Classification - 1987. or living on agricultural or non-agricultural royalty, rent or dividend, or any other person of independent III Workers in livcSfOCk, forestry, fishing, hunting, means for securing which he or she does not have plantations. orchards and allied activities; to work, will come under this category. IV Workers in mining anu quarrying activities; e) Bt.>ggars : This will enver heggars, vagrants or V(b) Workers in manufacturing, processing, servicing ca~t:s such as persons without indication or source and repairs which arc c<.Irricd on as other of income ..lflU those wilh unspecified sources of than household industry; subsistence who arc nnt engaged in any economically productive work. VI Workers in construction; I) Inmates of IIl~titutif)ns : This will cover convicts VII Workers In trade and commerce; in jails or inmates of a penal, mental or charitahle VIII \Vorkers In transport. storage and commu inst it ulinn cven if such pcrsons arc compelled to nications, and do some work such 'as earpenlry, carpet weaving, IX Workers in other services. vegetable growing, etc., in such institutions. But an undertrial prisoner enumerated in a jail would be (xii) Non-workers : All those who have not at all recorded for the work he or she was doing before participated in any economic activity during the he or she was apprehended. Similarly. a person reference period of one year preceding the date of temporarily in a hospital or similar institutions would enumeration arc classified as non-workers. be recorded for thc kind of work he or she was doing before he or she was admitted into the hospital Depending upon the manner in which such or inslitllli-on. But, for a long-term llndertrial non-workers enga.ged themselves for most of th? prisoner or convict in a prison or for long-term time during the reference period of one year they inmales of penal or charitahle or mental institutions, arc classified into one or the other of the following the person's previous work would not he taken into six categories at the time of census enumeration consideration. A person will be considered as itself. Howcvc-r, tl,te Primary Census Abstract 'Long-term' inmate if he or she is in such an presenled in this volume docs not furnish details institution for 6 months or more. 11 4. 8rief History of the Dbtrid century, the early Chcng~lvas administered a major portion of Kouagu dislrict. They functioned as local Kodagu, known as Coorg during the Brilish chiefs under the suzerainty of the Cholas at first period, is a land of great antiquity. Its name is and lal{.;r on in the same capacity under the SUf'crainly derived from 'Kodi malenad' which connOles a dcnse of the Hoysalas. However, depending upon the forest land with steep sided hills. The legendary strength or weakness of the ruling monarch, i.e., account known as Koven" mahatmya which extols the prevailing suzerain, the Chcngolvas were either the merits of the river Kaveri (more commonly spc1t loyal and submissive or were rebellious and as Cauvery), mentions this part of the country by independent. They professed Jainism and had their the three names of Braluna Kslzetra, Afatsya Desha capital at Palpare. During the 13th century. the and Kroda Desha. According to the legend, Chengalvas embraced the Veerashaiva faith. The Lopamudra~ the daughter of Brahma, was adopted latcr Chcngalvas ruled over Kodagu and parts of by sage Kavera Muni and, on that account, she Piriyapatna taluk of Mysorc district from the 15th came to be known as Kaveri. She was later married to the 17th century A.D. They had thcir capital .t.o sage Agastya. Ultimately, she was transformed at Nanjarajapatna. Periya Deva Raja, who founded into a river, viz., the river Cauvery, at Talakaveri the Piriyapatna town, is the most famous king of in Kodagu district and has cversince been regarded this dynasty. The l;Jlcr Chengalvas were subordinate as t he presiding Goddess of Kodagu. to the VijayanagaI"a monan:hs. The last King of this line, viz., Vira Raja, fell fighting against Numerous sepulchraJ remains which have been Kanthirava Narasa Raja Wodeyar of Mysore. discovered in the district have amply demonstrated that this district was inhabited by man during the During the period from 14th to 16th century pre-historic times. These cairns are similar to such A.D.t petty chiefs, called Nayakas, rose to prominence remains found all over South India and indicate in this region and there used to be constant warfare that before the dawn of modern civilization, the among them for gaining supremacy. This situation same set of people who were dwelling in various opened the way for the establishJllCfnt of a new parts of South India had their settlements in Kodagu dynasty < of rulers in Kodagu, viz., the dynasty of the district as well. Haleri Rajas. Vira Raja, a scion of the lkkeri family (also known as the Nayakas of Kcladi), is The carliest references to Kodagu in historical the founder of lhis dynasty. He and his successors records are to be found in the Tamil literature of subdued the petty chiefs and consolidated their the Sangam period. Kudakam i.e., Kodagu has power over the area which now constitutes Kodagu been mentioned as the western limit of the Pandyan district. Muduuraja I (1633-87) buitt a m'ud fort Kingdom. The history of Kodagu district can be at Madikeri and made it his capital in 1681 A.D. gathered from numerous inscriptions covering a His successor, Dodda Virappa Wodcyar (1687-1736) period of about 15 centuries commencing from the waged wars against (hI: Rajas of Mysore on the one second century A.D. It can be gleaned from such hand and the Rajas of Chirakkal on the othcr. He records that as early as from the 5th cenlury A.D., extendcd his kingdom to include Sutya in the north the Gangas of Talkad ruled over the southern and (belongs to Dakshin Kannad district at present). central parts of Kodagu through their governors and During the reign of his successor viz., Chikka Virappa local chieftains.. During the same period, the Wodcyar (1736-1766), Kodagu kingdom attracted Kadambas of Banavasi ruled over the northern parts the aqention of Haidar Ali of Mysorc. On the of the district. In the 11th century A.D., the Cholas death of Chikka Virappa Wodcyar in 1766 A.D., a overthrew the Gangas and assumed suzerain powers dispute arose about his successor to the throne and over Kodagu as well. The supremacy of the Cholas this dispute provided an opportunity to Haidar Ali in this region lasted for over a hundred years. From for the first time to intervene in the affairs of about the 10th century till the beginning of the 13th ·Source .. Gazetteer of India, Afysore State, Kodagu District, Bang%re 1966 a1ld CenSllS of India 1981, DCHB_ Kodogu Distn"et. Banga/ore. 12 KOJ .. lgU a<; d mLlh..ltor Lmg.lraJd (1775 1780) tncd lhe 20 dlo;;tncls of thl, Stdle dnd 1<; compn'\ed of to con<;oJJd..lt(. hIS po"~LJ{)n dnJ OCCUpKJ p.J.l"L'i of only , ldJuk ... v.hJ(.h dT'- n..tmLd dEle,- lhe.. n ... "p...,{.tlVC Wyn ..uJ (l..urrenlly p.lrl of KU..ll..l ~l * Source GazUfeer of Intlw - Afvsore Stale - Kodagu Dt!::Jtnct, Banga/ore, 1966 13 nUI11Lrou<., nugL<" JUI out un clthl.r ">Idc The t.1hk In MUl1Ikddu fOr(. "it on the pl..ltL.tu of DLV.1<;lbut.1 I~md of I\LH.hkt.n m lint-lin" In d'\Lr.lgL .dllluUL of 10 Br.thm.tgln Tdnge of mounl.uns In view of Ih Jbollt 1 I ()(, I-.lurc<; l\1",L emu "InrL'> U~)\ .. n d little UC<;("'Lnt over .. m dlmo<;t pcrpLndlCul.1r mountam W.1Il, to rLdLh 910 I\,ILln... <; nLdC Kll..,h,dn ~e"tLrn de....clivIllL'" nn the gh:lt ... V.hlLh flow \\e",tw.lru Kerdl.! fronllLf, Bdrpole Ie.dpS mto d deLp ch .. ">m ThL n\Lc .... of the uI'>tr1(... t drL pLn.llnidl ''In... Jms with and, after runnmg ..tlong the Kod.lgU hordcrs for d pk... nliful <,urrly l)f ...... ItLC .111 through the Yl-dr about thrce kIlometre ... ..tno rLCU\Jng the ~.llLr" of The "tHlne<, of thL Cl\Lrs .tnd ,>lrC..tm<; are htgh up K.tll.lhole ')Lredm. enter'> Ker.tl ..i le rnlory Of the 1ll <;(.... d the.... mount,un<; .tnU th .... now through highly numernuc; .. LrC,lm') of thL. dl<,lrKl d. speCific mLnllOn rugguJ lLrrdIll d"> .I n ... c.,lIh (If \\hl(h thec.,L f1\Lrs .mu m.1Y be 111,l(.Ic or thL follo~mg MuLlJrLmUltJ. Hole, <;trLdlll"> drc not <;,Ult.lhie LllhLf for n,I\lg,ltlon Of for Chllh,l Hole, H.lrdngl Of ~u\.trn.t'vdtl Hole, KJlkc pro\ IJlllg \hllL r.., fOf .1"..,Ufuj Ifng.it Ion C.iU\ Lry, Flole. Mdd,lpur Hole, H.llLI Hole .lou N.IJlk.ll Hole IlL 111 l".1thl, Lak..,hm~lI1dtlrlh 1 dnd B..trpok .tre the Impnrt.tnt fl\Lr"i of thL dl..,trlll GLo1oglC.llly, the dlo;;t rKl con~I"'ls of n .... cLnt .tnd "ub-recent fl..Hmdllon" l..Hcnhc 5oc.Hl", doknlL dykl.<;. C.tUH..XY 1.., tIll. m!In flH.r of the dl'ilrJLI It t.h.trno(.l It c..o;. gr ...tnlles ...tnd Oharv....tf gnu .... scc; The h.l"i It" angm In the Br,lhm,lglrJ nlount.un<; dt d grdnllic .trL.iS .IrL Lr.1\ Lf"Ld by thin vClns of qu.lrLt pl.lll. L.dlcd T.tl.lk.l\LfI, \"here thL wLc.,lun gh.llS .mo plgmdl.tc<; Thl"> 1,\ <,0 e<;pL<..I.dly In the C.t ... lcrn • form .t "ih.lrp angk ~ Ilh the BLllgun.ld r.tngc .md ",outhLfn 'i.LUor<; of the Ul<;lrlC.t DolentL dykes (_ .1U\ Lry 1<> one.... .lnlong thL '>L \ LI1 mO<,t <;.lLrLu Cl\l-n. OCLur d .... dLlddlLU houlderc; .md, at pl.1CL<:.. Intrude of thL Ll)unlry .mu thLrL .trL " .... \Lr.Ii myth ... .lI1U thL gr.wltK formdtlOn"i The n.ll .tnu thc low-Iymg kgLlld~ \\hll-h drc .t~<>l)Ll.ttLJ ~Ith Ih Orlgm Its J,rca .... .trL (...()\erL(J by .1 thICk m.tntle of fertile sod LlHlr-"L In KOlLlgu uI..,tnLl 1<, 'H... ry lnrtuou<., 1n ury v.hIlL. thl" clL\dted portlOn<; .. tnd hili .. drc cdPpcd "iL.l"l)n"i the.... rn.Lr I" [UI Ltlhk .It .ilmoc.,t ,til pOints v.lth I.lll.!fltl- ThL n\ (... r ~eLtlon... (...onl.un "i.tnd, "lit UL'-.pllC ..l ptulliful flow pf v..1LLr Dunng the and gTdVd In v.lrymg proporllOn... A "y... tem.lllc mon"llon month ... of July dnu Auguc.,t In p.utIluldr, .mu thorough gcologlc.d <;unc.y h...t"> not <;0 rdr heen thc fJ\ L.f n,c, to ..tn 1I1lPLtllOU, torrent The nveT l..lHIcd out In the dl<;lnL1 d" a unit The mIncrdl C.UJ\ Lry !:.lIpphL,) 1 h(... JIlL hli.)uJ J.') It ""LTC for the v.edlth of Kodagu dl<;[nd I" gcnLT.tlly held to he l.C0I10111Y of the dl<.,l net c., through v..-hiLh It (...our!.cs qmtc Imprc""lve The dl<,tnd hd<; not wltnc<;<;cd It') Wdy to the BdY of BLng.ll Kdnlllkc, a r1\ ulct dny geophy'iIL.l1 ch.tngL In recent YLdr<; On n"L';' nLdr T.tl .. h.t\Lfl dnd, drlLr d "hOft run, J0111"> (..()mpkllOn of the H,H.lngl ProJLLt, d ldrgc dTtlfiu.d the f)\Lr CdU\cry nLdr Bh IgdmJnd.tId The plJce of }.tke h.l<; comc up 111 thL c heJlthv It 1<; LhLtr ... KlLn .... cu by d high hunlldlty, a dt HundVdllll, d. lnhut.lry of the C .1U'.Lry, n">e...."> hL.n.y to ,"cry hc.n.y r.1Jnf.. 1l and d cool <;ummcr A J ,.J\ dli In Chlhm.lg.llur UI!:.lfJ{...t, trd\ er"l-S In mdJor p.trt of the YL..H Lon"lsL<; of the rdmy "L.t,,>on <;oulh L,i<.,lLrn LOUf ... e dnu JflLr pJ""mg through .is the monsoon penod "l.lrLmg In June IJ<.,l<; ull the M.tnJ.1r 14 quite sullry during October and it is usually towards 6. Admillbtrutin: Divbions and Jurbdktioual the st:cond half of Novemher that the weather Clmnge~ becomc~ brighter. The perino from December to KOU.lgU district bdong~ to l\1)'~ore Division, Ft:bruary c()n~tit utes the cold ~ca .... on marked by a \.\. hieh is one of t he four divi~ion:s into which the hright weather. foggy mornings and cool nights. State IS organised for purpo.... es of general The intensity of cnld incn:w.. cs in areas closer to administration. The district il~clf is divided inlo 3 the fore~t zones and in the hilly tracts. Madikeri laluks named art{.:r the three taluk-headquarlcr towns town is located on a hill and is well known for its of Madikeri, Somvarpel and Virajpcl. There are chilly weather. The day temperature begin~ to rise in all 296 census viHag~:s and 9 towns as per 1991 sharply during I\.fareh and mark~ the commencement census. The concept of a revenue village as of the summer season which ia:-.ts till the end of applieahle to the other uistricts of the State docs l\lay. Spl)radic milJ showers, locally known as nnt rul1y apply in the case of the villages of Kodagu. blos .... o01 shnwer~, occur in all parts of the district What were fl)rmerly independent revenue villages during f\1arch. Occasinn ....t1 heavy shower .. preceded \.\. lth separate \ illage maps anu records w~rc, hy winds of high ve,;lncity and thunderstorms occur periodically, rearranged into a k~ser number of during the month of f\lay. The south-we ... l monsoon main "ill.lgcs by grouping ~mal1er units to furm u~ll.dly sets in during the early part of J unc. viable units for purpo~c~ of reVl:nue administration. Gener"-lHy, June, July ano Augu-..l arc tht: months In 1901 for insl;mce, then: were 47<) inhahited vilbges of heavy rainfal1. The precipitation in July, in and. this number uwind1cd to 277 by 1961. The particular, is ince~~ant and very heavy. The average names of ~uch 1~ or sub villages. In view of this unique feature, at Kudmangalur which was a non-municipal town has the 1991 census, the population census data as abo been decl .. ~sificd and Lhi~ ha~ re!-.ullcd tn a decrease the data on amenities. and land usc w~re presented in the lOlal number of towns and a consequential in the District Census Hanuhook for the main village incrca~e in the number of villages and suh-vLllages. (inclusive of the sub vilhlges) as also for each onc Secondly, East Nemmalc and We~l Ncmmalc whieh of the sub villages in the main formals of Primary were regarded as separate villages in 1981 arc now Census Abstract and Village DirectnfY. treated as a ~ingle village. A tatukwisc distrihulion of villages and towns or the di~lrjct is. given in the In order to maintain continuity with the beginning following stutcmenl. made at lhe 1981 census, relevant data have been compiled in respecl of the. sub-villages at the 1991 For purposes of development pbnning and census also and are presented in the District Census implementation thereof, a Zilla Pari~had for Kodagu Handbook. not in the main formal, but as a di~lrict and Taluk Panchayats for each om: of the supplement. Thi<; departure is. due to the facl that 3 taluks of the dis.trict have been con~tilutcd under in OTucr to conform La the general pattern auoptcd the provision of the ZillLl Pari~hau Ad 19S5. The for the purpose, the sub-village data h.tve not bCl.:n juri~dicLion of each Taluk P SI ]'\;0. Tulul,. TOlal i\!o. of Villages 1':0. of Rca'>(ms for vnnatlon m the 1\:0 of Villages between according 10 the list Towns as 11)81 and If)f)l ccn~us fm.lh<;cd for per 1991 census h~t 1991 Ccn<"ns 1981 Ccn .. ll.. 1 2 3 4 5 6 I M.H.lI(...cn 67 (lIldu 67 (111l"lu J - ulIlg !.U[l- ulIlg <"ul>- villdgec; en) VI I 1 2 Sonwarpcl 135 1"\4 5 Kudmang:dllr. a non-munlclpal lown In 1')81 h4S now (includIng (1l1dudtng hccn deO 3 VlnlJp(.t 9-1 95 3 N'cl11malc wh\(,'h was listed as two .!.cpnr.ue umts 10 1981 (111c1l1dlng (lnduol11g as Ncmm.lle Ec.tsl and t\:cmnHtlc West has now been sub-"illagcs l>uh-VI tl.l gcs trcated as a sln,gle unit ac; per the village rccords and 126) 127) vIII.lgC map Ilcm'c the difference rotal 2CJ('(lIldudll1g I:>96(lIlcludlllg I) - 1o.uh-\.III .... gc.!. !>ub-... 1I1.lgc ... 51S) 511) 16 Purticular~ of villages and sub-villages which arc of lhe District an.~ ~hown In the following fuHy OT parlly included in the Urban Arc~.s stalement. I~lr'kllhlrs of ~ill;'lge!o/~uh-\ilIa~e!> which art" fully or purtry indlldcd in the Urban Arel'~ or the J)L1>hid (Areu in U(.>(.:tllr_ ROO) Sl.No. Name of Taluk ~ame of Town Name of Total Rural Component Urhan VII lagc/sub_village GeographIcal Component wIth L.c. N"o. Area of the VLllugc as pee Rcv<:l1uc rccon.Js 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Madlken MadLkcn (l'MC) 1. A Karllangcn H12.63 72.27 13.... 0.36 2 Somvarpct Kod lLpc I (MI» >l. A.Dodda'b.odIJ 351.79 337.90 13.89 >t. B.Nandlpura 61.39 58. 3-1. C.Kallahalh 127.21 103.17 2 ..Ul4 36. A.Kc.-aganahalh 9 ...... 97 ')375 1.:!2 Kushalnagar (MP) 91. A.MuUusogc 309.17 ')5.28 213.89 'l2. A.llaichanahalll 129.99 17.61 112.38 SanlVarsanlhe (MP) 63. A.nidarur %.2.t (JoO.56 35.68 63. C.I ICfllmanc 121.42 98.76 22.66 90. A.KaJUT 83.23 n .. 85 1038 ~ 90. B.Chil..ka 113.15 10992 3.23 ko.athur Sonwarpct (MP) 20. I\.Choudlu 390.01 334.~ 55.57 21. B.l':aga ru r 30251 225.12 77.39 Sunllkoppa (MP) 117 I\.Uluguli 911.09 8 3 VirajllCt Gonlkoppal (MI') 56 A.Kil.l)...cn 807.66 730.31 77.35 56. B.AuUT 89255 832.62 59.93 57. A.llcbbalc 896.76 \ 79G.95 99.81 64, A.J\ruv3Iho'b.'u 814.67- 712.12 88.78 , POllnampet (MP) 40. A.l:Ialh gil Itu (12654 52.5AI L01.13 47. n Ifudur -t59.68 3(>6.29 93.39- (4. A./\ ruva l hol..l u 81-Hi7· .. 712.12· 1~.77 64. B.Mugulagcn 41023 385.59 . 24.M 'ViraJpct (MP) 1. Kul..lur 576.76 468.16 l(lS.bO 3. Maggula 636.66 612.77 23.B9 10. Arji 95'.17 9-4.52 q.65 11. Heloli 97].07 922.41 48.66 5. OAm\)altl 290.19 200.9-t 89.25 *Porlions of this :sub-village are included In the limits of 2 towns. 17 7. Brief AnulysJs uf' Datu levels of development, Table 3 deuls with villages nnt huving the faciliLies and classifies these villages A. VlJlag~ Directory by distance rnnges with reference to the ncurcst Villagewisc information regarding the availability place huving ~uch u facility. Tables 4 and 5 deal in of certain basic amenities within the village as abo a general way about the correlation between the that on the manner of utilisation of the land in the proximity of a town and the availability of a facility concerned village arc furnished in the Village on the one hand and the popUlation size of the Directory. The items covered include the minimum village and availabililY of a facility on the other needs such as the ~ource of drinking water !l.upply hand. and the educational, medica), public transport and R. Town D i reel ory communication as well as the weekly market facility. If anyone or more of these basic amenities were Certain saJicnl dClal1s pertaining 10 each lown to be 'not available' within the village. then instead within· the uislricl arc presented in the Town of merely stating that fact, the distance (in ranges) Directory Statements. The various aspects covered to the nearest place having that particular facility in these simple statements include the growth history in which the village is lacking, is indicated. The of the town; its location with reference Lo centres other items covered in the Village Directory arc of ad ministration and transport; income and the nature of approach road to the village, expenditure of the local body looking after the civic electrification and the proximity of the village to an administration of the town; nalure and extent of urban area. Since the availability or otherwise of a basic amenities existing in the town such as roads, facility depends to a considerable extent on the drainage and sewerag~, toilet facilities, drinking water population size of a village, information on population supply, fire fighting services and electrification; nature and the number of houschojds as per 1991 Census and extent of the availability of medical, educationa.l is also furnished in the Village Directory. Under and recrcaliona]_ facilities in the lown and a broad the land use pattern, besides indicatillg the total indication about the trading, commercial and area of the village, the Village Direclory gives a manufact uring activities within the town. In the case breakup of this area by the broad categories of of lawns with a population of 50,000 and upwards, Landuse such as forests, cultivated lands with parliculars about the civic amenilics existing in the irrigation facility (hy sources of irrig'-1tion), cultivated notified slums, if any, in the town have also been lands without irrigation facility, cullurablc waste and provided. the barren and uncultivablc lands including the lands put to non-agricultural usc. Unlike vil1agcs, the numbcr of lowns within a district arc quite small. A mere inspection of the In essence, the Village Directory provides data presented in the Town Directory Statements micro-level data which will help the planners in would provide the reader w.ilh a broad idea about formulation of micro-level developmental plans, as the conditions prevailing in the towns of the district the C.D.Block is the lowest administrative unit fur as also an insight into the inter-town differences. developmental planning. Rcgardjng the basic Population of a (own is one of {he most irnporlant facilities, the villagewise data are consolidated for factors which is closely related to the extent of each C.D.Block (i.e., Taluk Panchayat) and the a{railability of various amenities in the town. Tables district thereof and arc presented in Appendix-I to 7 to 10 based on the data presented in the Town the Village Directory. This would in a general way Directory Statements indicate the perea pita income enable the reader to have a broad idea regarding and expenditure of the civic body governing the the level of devc10pment achieved by the district as town, the average number of beds available in a whole' and also by the different administrative hospitals (per thousand population), the average units constituting the district (viz., the C.D.Blocks). number of educationa1 institutions (per 10,000 With the same end in view, six tables, which have population) and the names of the most important been generated on the computer, on the basis of commodities manufactured in the towns, exported the villagewise information contained in the Village from the towns and imported to the towns. These Directory format, are presented in T Name of C.D.Block No. of No. (with percentage) of villages having one or more of the inhabited following amenities .... illages Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Marketl COI1JJlUn i - Approach Power tion water Telegraph Hat cations by Pucca SuppLy Road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 MADIKERI 67 67 11 67 57 7 61 62 67 (100.00) (16.42) (tOO.OO) (85.07) (10.45) (91.04) (92.54) (100.00) SOMVARPET 130 103 8 130 81 6 107 116 122 (79.23) (o.15) ( 100.00) (o2.31) (4.62) (82.31) (89.23) (93.85) VIRAJPET 94 91 13 94 84 4 88 83 94 (96.81) (13.83) (100.00) (89.36) (4.26) (93.62) (88.30) (100.00) DISTRICT 291 261 32 291 222 17 256 261 283 (89.69) (11.00) (100.00) (76.29) (5.84) (87.97) (89.69) (97.25) TABLE-2 - PROPORTION OF RURAL POPULATION SERVED BY DIFFERENT AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block Total popu- Proportion of Rural PopuLation served by the amenity of - lation of inhabited Educa· Medical Drinking Post & Marketl Corrmuni- Approach Power vi llages ti on water Telegraph Hat cations by Pucca Supply Road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 MADIKERJ 98668 9866B 23359 98668 89777 11998 90212 90909 98668 (100.00) (23.67) (100.00) (90.99) (12.16) (91.43) (92.14) (100.00) SOMVARPET 1573.45 1.46931 199.49 157345 126410 15022 1.48169 1522n 155.459 (93.38) (12.68) (100.00) (80.34) (9.55 ) (94.17) (96.78) (98.80) VIRAJPET 154501 152318 32750 154501 147502 11671 151510 146206 154501 (98.59) (21.20) (100.00) (95.47) (7.55) (98.06) (94.63) (100.00) DISTRICT :410514 397917 76058 41 OS 14 363689 38691 389891 389386 408628 (96.93) (18.53) (100.00) (88.59) (9.43) (94.98) (94.85) (99.54) 19 TABLE-3 - DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING CERTAIN A!'.1ENITIES, ARRANGED BY DISTANCE RANGES FROM THE PLACES WHERE THESE ARE AVAILABLE Vi llage not having the Number of villages where the amenity is not ameni ty of available and available at a distance of -5 lern. 5-10 lern. 10+ lem. Total 2 3 4 5 EDUCATION 30 0 0 30 MEDICAL 142 85 32 259 DRINKING I.IATER 0 0 0 0 POST & TELEGRAPH 60 5 4 69 MARKET/HAT 123 96 55 274 COMMUNICATION 30 4 35 TABLE-4 - DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST TOWN AND AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES Distance No. of No. (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of - Range from inhabited the nearest villages Educa- Medical Drinking Post & Market/ Corrrnuni - Approach Power town (in in each tlon water Telegraph Hat cations by Pucca Supply lems. ) range Road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0 - 5 79 66 2 79 54 1 74 73 77 (83.54) (2.53 ) (100.00) (68.35) ( 1.27) (93.67) (92.41) (97.47) 6 - 15 146 130 19 146 110 7 123 129 141 (89.04) (13.01) (100.00) (75.34) (4.79) (84.25) (88.36) (96.58) 16 - 50 65 64 10 65 57 9 58 58 64 (98.46) <15.38) (100.00) (87.69) (13.85) (89.23) (89.23) (98.46) 51 + 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 (100.00) <100.00) (100.00) <100.00) (D.OO) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) ALL RANGES 291 261 32 291 222 17 256 261 283 (89.69) (11.00) (100.00) (76.29) (S.8L.) <87.97) (89.69) (97.25) 20 TABLE-5 - DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO POPULATION RANGE AND AMENITIES AVAILABLE PopuLation No~ of Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of range inhabi ted villages Educa- Medical Orinking Posts 8. Hark.et/ COITm.Jni - Approch Power in each tion water Telegraph Hat cations by Pucca SuppLy range Road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 - 499 38 )8 0 38 9 0 18 24 31 (47.37) (0.00) (100.00) (23.68) (0.00) (47.37) (63.16) (81.58) 500 - 1~ 195 185 16 195 156 B 181 180 194 (94.87) (8.21) (100.00) (80.DO) (4.10) (92.82) (92.31) (99.49) 2000 - 4999 5-6 56 15 56 55 9 55 55 56 (100.00) (26.79) <100.00) (98.21) (16.07) (98.21) (98.21) (100.00) 5000 + 2 2 1 2 2 0 2 2 2 (100.00) (50.00) (100.00) (100.00) (0.00) (1 era. 00) (100.00) (100.00) ALL RANGES 291 261 32 291 222 17 256 261 283 (89.69) (11.00) (100.00) (76.29) (5.84) (87.97) (89.69) (97.25) TABLE-6 - DlSTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDlNG TO LAND USE Name of C.D.Block. No.of inhabited TotaL area Per-centage of Percentage of villages cultivable area irrigated ar~a to total area to totat culti- vable area 2 3 4 5 MADIKERI 67 1438.67 33.49 0.00 SOMVARPET 130 972.06 48.44 5.01 VIRAJPET 94 1639.08 44.79 0.00 DISTRICT 291 4049.81 41.65 1.40 21 T ABLE-7 - PER CAPITA RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE IN TOWNS Class, Name and Civic Per Capita status of the Town Receipt (RS.) Expenditure (Rs.) Total Receipt Receipt Total General Expend; - Public Expendi - Other through from all expen- admini - ture on works ture on aspects taxes other di ture stration public publ ic sources health & • i nstl tu- conve- t ions niences 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 V GONIKOPPAL (MP) 159.32 19.34 139.98 91.45 18.51 3.28 69.66 VI KOOLI PET (MP) 187.70 24.92 162.78 157.50 21.29 49.06 13.68 73.47 V KUSHALNAGAR (MP) 279.88 26.79 253.09 171.04 17.76 26.26 19.51 0.40 107.11 I I I MADJKERI (TMe) 237.67 49.03 188.64 209.52 16.06 82.16 59.57 0.87 50.86 VI PONNAMPET (MP) 63.47 35.26 ·28.21 58.42 27.20 6.04 22.16 0.60 2.42 VI SANIVARSANTE (MP) 249.97 63.12 186.85 91.49 45.33 6.37 13.96 25.83 V SOMVARPET (MP) 190.27 39.09 151.18 142.85 22.64 90.47 12.84 16.90 VI SUNTIKOPPA (MP) '64.12 41.37 122.75 95.27 50.74 2.11 40.84 1.58 IV V1RAJPE'T (MP) 180.30 19.47 160.83 "6.90 15.80 67.59 17.96 8.97 6.5B ALL TOWNS 208.28 37.01 171.27 158.18 20.48 55.25 32.72 1.92 47.81 TABLE-8 - NUMBER OF BEDS IN MEDICAL lNSTITUTIONS IN TOWNS Class, Name and civic status No. of Beds in medical inst i tuti ons of the Town per 1000 population 2 V GONIKOPPAL (MP) 6.77 VI KOOLIPET (MP) 6.88 v KUSHALNAGAR (MP) 5.28 III MAOIKERI (THe) 14.26 VI PONNAMPET (MP) 5.04 VI SANIVARSANTE eMP) 8.34 V SOMVARPET (MP) 16.91 VI SUNTIKOPPA (MP) 7.04 IV VIRAJPET (MP) 18.27 ALL T01JNS 12.19 22 TABLE-9 - SCHOOLS PER 10,000 POPULATION IN TOWNS Class, Name and Civic No. per 10,000 population status,of Town Higher SecondarYI Secondaryl Junior Primary Inter/PUC/Junior Matriculation secondarYI CoL lege Middle 2 3 4 5 V GONIKOPPAL eMP) 1.69 1.69 3.38 6.77 VI KDOLI PET (MP) 4.59 4.59 4.59 9.18 V KUSHALNAGAR (MP) 3.17 3.17 4.22 4.22 III MADIKERI (THC) 0.70 1.04 2.09 2.43 VI PONNAMPET (MP) 2.01 2.01 4.02 8.06 VI SANIVARSANTE (MP) 2.78 7.78 8.34 8.34 v SOMVARPET (MP) 1.41 2.82 4.23 4.23 VI SUNTIKOPPA (MP) 3.52 17.61 17.61 IV VIRAJPET eMP) 0.76 2.28 2.28 4.57 ALL TOWNS 1.41 2.05 3.72 4.88 TABLE-IO - MOST IMPORTANT COMMODITY MANUFACTURED, EXPORTED AND IMPORTED IN TOWNS CLass, Name and Civic Most i~rtant conrnodi ty status of the Town Manufactured Exported Imported 2 3 4 V GONIKOPPAL eMP) BottLed Fru;t Juice Coffee Groundnut VI KOOll PET (MP) Agricultural Implements Coffee Rice V KUSHALNAGAR (MP) Cut sizes of Timber Coffee Foodgrains III MADIKERI (TMC) Cut sizes of T;nber Coffee Frui ts Vl PONNAMPET (MP) Coffee Paddy VI SANIVARSANTE (MP) Lime Coffee Sugar V SOMVARPET (MP) Coffee Paddy VI SUNTIKOPPA (MP) Coffee Paddy IV VIRAJPET (MP) Cut sizes of Timber Paddy foodgrains 23 SECTION-I VILLAGE DIRECTORY VILLAGE DIRECTORY Explanatory Note Village Directory, as the title signifies provides as well as In the list of villages. This phenomenon certain basic particulars about ea<:h and every village occurs particularly in the case of Taluk and District in the district. The Village Directory is Headquarter towns which, as revenue entities are suppkmt:ntcd by four appendices. There arc; in all, geographically large villages. The main village site 18 columns in lhe Vilbgc Direclory formal and of arca including the pCTjpheral developeu areas would these, the first two rdate to the location code and have for long been incorporated into the urban name of the village while the next two provide limits without any change whatsoever in Survey and information about the geographical area and Settlement Records. In t he original survey records popu]CJljon as per 1991 census. Of lhe remaining, and also the Resurvey. the entire village inclusive 6 columns deal with the availability or otherwise of of all the lands that are incorporated into the urban the basic amenities such as educational, medical, limits continues to be shown as a regular revenue drinking water, postal, communication and marketing village. In other words, the portion constit uled into faciJjlics, in the referent viJh.lgc. Separate columns a town is not taken out from the parent village and have been provided to inuicale the nature of 1.he formed into a scparalc and independent unit in the approach road to the village, whether the village jurisdictional lists (exception Dakshin Kannad has been electrified and the proximity of the village district). Every civic body, be it a municipal 10 iJn urban arca. The manner in which the land corporation or a town municipality or a notified constituting the village is being utilised is indicated area or a sanitary board, defines its own jurisdiction under five columns with suitable headings. The confining itself mostly to the built up area and the column headings and the scopc of (h~ dala presented fringe areas for enforcing municipal rules and under each column arc explained below. regulations. With the administrative and legal sanction of the Government, which issues a Column 1 : Locatii)l1 Code Number notification in this behalf, the civic body sccurcs statutory rights for administering the local area so The concept of location code numher has already derined with effect from a specified date. The been expbined in {he Analytical Note. The location incorporated areas may at times eul across village code number thus assigned to the village is entered boundaries and may comprise portions hc10nging to in this column. This number, in so far as it relates Ihe revenue jurisdiction of two or more villages. 10 lo the village within the C.D.Block, runs serially some instances entire revenue lands of a vilbge or starting from 1 for every C.D.Block and the dara of several viHages lose their independent identity arc presented for villages arranged in an ascending and are omitted in the list of villages of the taluk order of their location code numbers. (C.D.Block). But it i,s only in the case of villages Column 2 : Nume of VjJJage of which only certain portions are included in the town, especially those that contribule their names The name of the village corresponding to the to the lowns concerned, that this apparent duplication localion code number given in co1umn 1 is given of names occurs. In .such cases, the jurisdiction of in this column. By and large the spellings adopted the town is very clear and it covers only a portion at the previous i.e., 1981 Census, have been retained. of the village which is constituted into an independent However, changes in villag~ names Guly effected by entity as 'urban' for census enumeration purposes. the concerned authorities with the sanction of the The remaining area too is co~tiluled as an Government have been taken into consideration independent unit under the 'rural' category i.e., as while finalising the spellings of village names for a village. In order to distinguish this unique situation, the name of the village bears the suffix Rural within 1991 census purposes. brackets in the lisfs of villages finalised for census A lillIe more explanation appears to be necessary purposes (perhaps the term non-municipal would about the places whieh appear in the list of towns be more appropriate). Division of the village into 27 urban and rural components and the ~uffixing of area of the revenue village and for this reason the the names is a special procedure adopted for census p3rticular", pn:~enled here 'WoulJ not be in full purposes only. That is to say, if one wen; to ask correspondence with lhe tot.11 area of thal revenue the ()rficcr~ of the Sun cy, SClllcmcnt and Land aJministralive unit a~ mentioned In the village Rccords whdhcT in lheir li~ls there arc vilbgc~ ~uch records. If area figurt.:s ~tre nOL available for any as ~ay ReHary (Rural), Bdgaum (Rural), Bijapur village, the abbreviation 'N .A.' is entered in this (Rural), Chamarajnagar (Rural). Magadi (Rural), column and a nole at the bolt om of the page Mandya (Rural), Mysorc (Rural), Raiehur (Rural) cxplain~ the reason thereof. elc., the answer would be a definite 'no' and then they would say (hal there arc villages of the same Column 4 : Total Population and Number of name but without the suffix Rural. Similarly, in Households the village maps anu other reem·us pertaining to the above named places, the lands that are The totaJ popUlation of the village (inclusive of incorporated inlo urban arcas arc also shown as the hamlets if any) accl..)fding La 1991 ccn!-.us and part and parcel of the concerned vilbge. the number of households therein arc indicated onc below the other, in this column. In the case of Column 3 area of the village (in villages with no inhabitants Le., 'nil' population, the hectares) word un-inhabited is written across the linc. The total geographical area of the village as per revenue rccords is furnished in hectares Uplo Columns 5 to 1.Q Amenities available (if not available within tile village. a dush (.) is slwwn in two dccimal places. In Karnataka, the basic records the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance are still mainlained in acres and guntas or acres in broad ranges, viz., -5 km, 5-10 km and to + km and cents, Ih:il is, in the units of measurement which of the nearest place where the facility is available were adopted at the lime of the first cadastral is given) . survey. After the introduction of the decimal system As the main hC<.lding for these columns suggests, however the equivalents of these figures are also if the basic amenity covered undcr any of these indicated in adtJitl0n to the. already existing entries columns were to be not available within the village in regislers such as Akarband and Records of Rights. limil~ (i.c., its entire geographical area) then, instead The area of each survey number or part thereof is of simply stating that fact. an aUempt is made here converted into .hectares, arcs and square metre. to indicate the range of the minimum distance (in Thus, if these converted figures for each such small km) that one has to cover to reach a place having unit are added together for the vinage, the rcsuhant that specific facility. The abbreviations made usc of total area would normally be either less or more in these columns are explained below column by than the corresponding figures that one would derive column. by. the addition of figures in acres-gunlas/acres and cents and conversion of that tOlal into hectares and Column 5 : Education arcs. For purposes of prescntation in this Slatement All types of educational institutions funclioning the village level area and land usc figures which in the village - irrespective. of the levels of education were furnished in acres-guntas or acres-cents by the offered, the medium of education and the status of Revenue Officers have been converted into hectares the managing body - are considered under this and ares and these figures may not therefore be column. The abbreviations used to denote institutions identical with the total area as may be found entered with different levels of education are : in hectares and ares in the records of some of the villages. The marginal differences would be due to i) P : Primary or Elementary School: Schools the factors explained above. Furlher, in the case of providing education from I standard and upwards villages of which certain portions are incorporated upto and inclusive of IV standard are classified as into an urban area the extent thus categorised as Primary Schools. This would also include junior urban has been deducted from the total geogTaphical basic schools if 28 For purposes of reponing, schools which provide vi) r : Industrial School : Industrial Schools if education not merely from I to i V hut also for any in the vilbgc art: indicated by thc abbreviation higher ~lanJards, called composite schools for easy '1' . rdCrl'fl('c, arc splil up into difkrent k\"cls of educatiun and counkd a.., indcpcnl.knt units um.kr vii) Tr : Training School: All types of In~tilutions that provide vocational and professional training arc each such level. covered hy this abbrcvia(ion. ii) !\I: l\1iddlc or Junior Sccondary School : vjji) AC ; Adult Literacy Class/Centre ; This Schools proviuing education from V standard and abbreviation is rccorued in this column only if adult upwards upto and inclusive of VII standard arc literacy classes were being conducted regularly in classified as middle schools. In Karnalaka, as a the village during the reference year. _ matter of fact, the term middle school is no lungcr in vogue. Primary cducal,()n ilself consists of seven ix) 0 : Others : All other lypes of educational years of schooling and the first four years duration institutions such as Sanskrit Pathasala. Urdu of lhis course is called LowL:r Primary and the next Madarasa, Makhtah Clc., are included in this. 3 year period is termed as Higher Primary. As rc~iJuary category_ hlL:ntioncd above for accounting purposes. a Higher It is important to note that in this column Prim'lry School with ]-VIJ standard is lrealed as whenever the nurubcr of institutions of a particular two units i.e., (lnc Primary School and one Midule level or class exceeds one, only then the actual Sch.ooL number is also reported immediately after the relevant abbreviation within brackets. That is to iii) II : 1\1atriculalion or Secondary School : say, the mere presence of an abbreviation wilhout Schools providing education from VI II standard and any numerical attribute signifies the existence of the upwanJ5 11plo and jndu~i\!c of X siandard arc facility, in at least one institution for which that cla.ssifi~d as High Schools. A composite school with abbreviation stands. The numerals indicate the I-X st.:.mduru is tn:~led us lhrec separate unjts and nurnlx:r of instil utions or units of that level or type. counted separately unt.h.:r the categories of Primary Schools, l\,.1iddJc Schools and High Schools. Such a procedure has not been adopted in respect of Adult Literacy Class/Centre 10 view of jv) PUC: Higher Secondury/Intermcdiate/ Pre incons.istencies noticed in the data furnished. University/Junior College: Schools and colleges that If provide education for the Xl and XII standards or, a vil1age does not have any educational as is more common in Karnataka, for the I and II institution whatsoever thcn a dash (-) is entered in year of the Pre-University Course. faU under this this column and thereafter. within brackets, the category. There arc Higher Secondary Schools with range of the distance (in km) from the referent VHf standard and upwards covering [he XII standard village to the nearest place having at least a primary school is indicated. The emphasis here is on the and, on the other hand, there are also degree colleges which proviue education for PUC I year most basic need i.e., the minimum level. In other anu PUC II year. These composite units are, as words, if the village has pdmary school. but not explained earlier. split up into different levels for middle school or .hlgh school lhen no further reporting purposes. information is furnished in respect of the' proximity of a middle school or a high school or a college. v) C College This would cover all Similarly, for a village with primary and middle educational institutions that provide post-PUC level schools but no high school or a college, no further l:ducation leading 10 U niVl:fsity degree in any subject information is furnished in respect of the proximity. or combination of subjects and also post-graduate of pb.ccs having bigh school and college icvel levels of education. facilities. IL may again he rec;jliL~d th:.J[ the cnncepl of a This apart, in all olhc,r ca~es except in private village COvers the entire revenue jllri~diclion of that nur~ing homes, arrangcment~ cxi:-.t for .the treatmenl unit anJ includes all the hamkl~ and cIu.<>lcrs of of out-palients only. In local parbncc in ecrtain hou~c~ as weB as i:--ob\cJ homc~tcad~ if any i.e., an:<.t~ ho,\'.eYlT eyen il dispensary 1:5 referred \0 as all hum;_m ~l-'Ulcl1lcnu. as aI ... n all the n()n-rc~iJcn(ial a ho.:-.pital ilnd the clinic Tun by a private medical buildings located wilhin the limits of the village praclilionc.:r a~ a Jispcn~ary and a private nUT!-.ing concerned. home as a hospit<.tl. This inJi~crjminate us,tgc at lim<.:s. leads t(l confusion. Column 6 : "lcdical : All types of medical institutions, irrc!-.pectivc. of Thc abbreviation .... used to denok the exi~lcnce the sy~lcm of medicine practiced therein. arc covered of medical institutions uf different types in the village • under this column without any attempt 10 provide are a further break up by the systems of medicine practiced. H Hospiwl MeW Maternity 31 If it hus slOP Of a raih,,'ay sIal ion J.... lo<:alcJ as a 'crow nics' but hy son1C l~tn unsurfaced mud road, the term pucca road covers Colulllll 1-' to 18 : Lund US~ (Le. area und~r tar roads, cement roads, water bound mccadum different types of' land use in hectart's upto two roads and metalled roads. But, if in addition to pluces of d~dmal) either PR or KR the village has a waterway lhcn The land us~ pattern adopted for the Village information on the availability of a water way is Directory conforms to the classification of hind usc also indkated. as recommended by the l\.1inislry of Agriculture, Government l)[ India. The Ministry of Agriculture Column 12 : Nearest town and distance has recommended the Illaintenance of records on The name of the nearest town, that is, any land usc unucr the fol1owing five categories : urban area as defined for purposes of the 1991 Ccn~us, and the distance thereto from the village 1. Forests arc indicated in this column. The town m<:.nlioned 2. Lands nol availahle for cultivation : here need not be located within that very taluk or the district or even th<:. State for that maller. The a) L<1nus pul to non-agricultural uses main point for consideration here is the geographical proximity. The Jistance howevl;f is reckoned not b) Barrcn and unculturablc lands 32 3. Other uncultivated lands excluding fallow regular cull ivation amI the records have not been lanus : sel right pending formalisation of grants and rdated procc.<,scs of survey and seUicmenl then ~uch cropped a) PermLmcnt p~lsllln::.s and other gr •..ving arcas arc shown under column 15 or 16 as the case land.s, may be and the remainder alone is shown as forest b) Lands under miscellaneous tree-crops and under column 14. The processes of regularisation groves not included in the net area sown, of land grants and effecting relevant changes in the basic records of survey and sellicment are somewhat c) Culturilblc wastes protracled anu time consuming, Therefore., the information men:ly based on records is. in some 4. Fallow lands ca~es at least, likely to be different when compared a) Fallow lands-other than current fallows, with that based on actual field in~peetion. b) Current fallows Column 15 and 16 : Irrigated (by source) and Un-irrigated 5. Net area sown These two columns cover all the agricultural Column 14 of the Village Direclory corresponds lands and when auued together would -correspond to category 1 i.e. fore~t, while culumns 15 and l() to the nct area sown plus lhe curn:nt and other put together represent the cultivated lands and fallows. The bttcr would imply all lands which were correspond to the combination of c..ttcgories 4 and taken up for cullivalion, hut are temporarily out of 5 above. Similarly, columns 17 and 18 respectivciy cultivation for a period of nol kss than one year and not more than five years. AU lands that. arc correspond to categories 3 and 2 o[ the ahove lying unculLivated as fallows for more than 5 years clas~ificaLion. The data furnished here are based in succession arc regarded as permanent fallows on the village records and pertain generally to the i.e., cullurahlc waste, and are covered under column year 1989. The lotal of the area figures reported 17. Area sown more than once during the same under these columns generally tallies with the total year, if any in the village, is counted only once geographical area of the village noted in column 3. under these columns. In column 15, a s(}ul'cewi~c However, in the case of villages which are partly break up of the irrigated area is furnished w .. ing included in towns the lolal area repnfted in column the following abbreviaLions : 3 will be less than the lolal arrived at by adding the figures reported under these columns (i.e. GC Government Canal Columns 14 to 18). PC Private Canal W Well (without ~Iectricity) Column 14: Fore~t We We]) (with Electricity) TW Tubev.. L'lt~ (without Electricity) This includes all lands classified as forests under TWc Tubcwcll (wit h Electricity) any legal enactment dealing with forests or Tk Tank administered as forests whether State-owned or R River L private and whether wooded or ~imply maintained Lake Wf Waterfall as potential forest land. Lands transferred to fores.t o Olhers department for afforestation as also the class C and T Total D lands transferred thus by the revenue department are also classified as forests. Within the forest area The concept of irrigation implies the existence itself there may occasionally be cultivated patches of a source o[ w..ttcr supply within a reasonable or else there may be grazing lands. But such areas dislance and an arrangement to regulate the supply too are shown under column 14 onJy as forests. If of water according to the day-to-day needs of the within an area classified as forest some specific crops raised in these fields. Naturally therefore all extents of lands have been expressly assigned for areas thal are cultivated under purely rainfed 33 condition,) 34 pw .111'" lekgr;tph. c'lmmuntc•• tion and f'\)\\cr ~UPJlIy AflI)~ ndh;-IU gi\"~~ the li'd ,l( '\ilbgcs r,,,. wh"'h Ihe Iypc~ of ;In'.... ni1ics Otvatl;lhlc i,r4.: "hi"'h .arc ~K""_in!! in all .lmenil ics ~OVCI'4~ inJiL-~.h.:'J hy ahhn:v;;lltt\il' under ,·t)tu.tnm. 7, X. 10 in the Village Din:""t..ry CX4·\.'pl the drinking .and 13 rcspc~'li'\ ely t4lF each \·iIt~tgc hut lut;r), ~Irc: "'ah..... nul prcM!nlcd -(or the C4D.Bfod, ;as a ""hole in lhe (V(B) ~wnrilcd &0_ Vilk,gc Directory. the htlat number of , .. iI1;lgc~ in AvrcnW4-cs-IV(A) and arc ry Ccm.. u.~ A~t";K't. [JI'upuniOR the C.O.Blnck all\l. in (he di~lrk·t as weU .. having lhe Prim:.. The of Schcduk-d c .. .!dcs (luj)uJ;lliuR 10 ,,,-.eat popul.. tioa the _,htwc mentiuned amenities u. ah,n PfCM:Ilh...--d tm: of lhe ~U;.sc. a!oo pcr 14)')1 "~n~ "'--en ~orlccd under ~cJl~lr;llc caplions in Appendix-I. hoa..," out -fur L"ach vilf.. ,gc in a C.O.Bk)4.-k -and a list elf Appcm.ix·U prcM:nl.~ .he t:and .uJ~rnk"';'''' th,ta ",mages !Uoupcd into t,. ,.~ngc5 01 PC,.ccnt:.gc -points in rc~pcd uf non-nllmicip..l ccru.u.~ It ''\\'1l~. The '" given in ApflCndi~--tV(A). AptM.-..adix·IV(B) is diff.crcnl IYIJCS of I• .no usc fur which inf'lI'm;,.i,,.n is similar (0 Arft\.=ndix-IV(A) but deals with prescllted here is ~tmc as thai in Ihe Vilbgl.! lhe fl1"up.)l1km of S<::k-dutcd Tribes to Dire,"1,)f'Y. (ming I" constraints in the 4,.,·umpi-bliun the lui;.. pupulation of the village ~nc:d. uf land usc d;tta.. infurmasion in r..:spc",.. of h)Wns Htm.. cn:r in view or the "a..~ di"~-n:nce i" .. he "umpr;sing pttl'fHNJ/S (l( HOC HI' more \-'iJJ~~,:~ (.·.,.,1<.1 rd•• 1in: ~lrcng"Js {l( .!lesc two OIHUmunitic. a§ Rtl( he Ilro(,'un:d _and cumpiJcd. Thus iQ(ormalit.ll1 in well 35 the patt"--t'n uf uiMrihutiun. ,be p:r£cnl~ I'C~flC(.'1 of nlJn~munlcip;11 cen!oou.~ lowns (Nl\tLT!oo) pHn.s incluckd in the (, r~ngc!\ adoJ1.~d ror the whkh compri..-.c t}( a "hule revenue viUagc only i~ SchccJulcd (_·ast.:s and abc Sch.:duk.-d Tr~5 .arc presented in lhi" t.lflflCndi" wherever applic:ablc. srtgwty different. 3S \. l\1ADlKERI C.D.BLOCK o KIll ,~.=tT__ 'It::==-4_ .... -_ ,,', ..... , .. -.... _ t I , ....- .... ~ ...... ;" -,'_ ~,$1A'M ••• _ fP., .....a...... ---_._.- ,.. ~ .... ~ COIlE ...... C::~_-.J ---...... _ ona .,...... , ....'- ...... WIN ... '" .• ' !&MiMi'it';;,! .,._ ...... ~ ~: __ ...... ,...... 0 ..,-.,...... ,,...... GflPICIE . PO/TO ...... ,..,.___:soo-...... IICOIeMIf IQIDCa. .• , •.. .~. S ... - ...... , •• L ...... ~ ...... '" ••• • • .aLa ~~ ....,. , .... , ... "...... ~c::..- •.. ... 111'.150EI ...... -r "M.'IM ""'_. DlSN1ISAItV • ...... •• ...... ,. ~ CMIU _U-A" CaNTIltEI _,•. + .• ...""'_'.a&D - ....., ..•.. , ...... , ...~CIIIfM ...... AIIt w..u.I...... , 'MAT A ALPiIABETlCAL LJSF OF VILLAGES TALUK: AtADlKERl-OOlO c. D. BLOCK: .tADlKERJ-001O SL WANE Of" THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 UfiUS NO L.OCIt 11 C. 1:00£ LOCAl tOit ta)l LOCAllOil tGCE LOCA-lla. UlJE (-Manual) CCGlllpUter) (Manual) (COIIpIter) 1 1 4 S 6 , Aiyangert t1/11/tr52 11/131'0010/0052 9/12/t/44 09/12/00tO[a0t.4 2' ArflPattu 11/13"/29 ",U/OO10/00l9 9/12/'/56 091 12.1oo10100S6 3" Ar"adu 11/13/1/6 ".,,.3/00'0/0006 9/12"'1'4 09/1 ZJOOtO/OCt' , .. Aruva t holt lu 11/1311164 11/13/0010/0064 9/12/t/Y 09~2/0010JOCt32- S IJ,adaga (.) ''''3/1/50 , U'3/0010I'OOSO 9/'2"/t,42 09/12/001.0/0042 6 .adage (If) 11,,'3/1/'0 11/1310010'0010 9/12/1/19 091 t 210010100' 9 7 Bat...,.., tlJ'11"/2S tfI'13/oo10.10025 9/12-/1LS2 09/1 z/OOt/UOOS2 8 .alt.-vati II/IS/I,39 t1/1 3/00 10/0039 9/12/1/66 09/12/0010/0066 9 Bel igari 11/131"'63 1t/13/oo10/006l 9/tZ,t/31 09/121'00101005' 10 Bengoor 11/13/1/49 11/1310010/0049 911211/41 09T12/oo10/0041 II 8ethu 11/13"/24 1"'3/0010/0024 9/12/1/St 09/12/0010/0051 1Z kttagef't 11/t3/1/47 1-1/\310010/0047 9/12/1/39 O9n2/ooto,oo39 13" .Bettathur 11/13/t/45 11/13/0010/0045 9112/1/38 09/12/0010/0038 14 ....ga.andala 11/13/'t/42 11/131001010042 9"2/1/34 09/1210010/0034 15 Chelavara 11/13/1/31 11/13/0010/0031 9/t~/"58 091 12/0010/00sa 16 Cheranoal. ",/'3/1154 11/13/0010/0054 9/1V't-,46 09/12/0010/0046 1~ Gal ibeedl! 11./131'1/17 111 13}00101'0017 9112/1/4 09/12/0010/0004 18 Nakatltur 11/13/1162 11/13/0010/0062 9/12/1/30 09/12/001010030 19 ..... iVala '11/13/1119 2111]/001010019 91'2/1/7 09/12/0010/0007 ZO Kebbet~8gerf Itl'll/1IZZ 1T/n/0010/0022 91 't21 't/5 09/12/0010~ 21 Heravanadu U"3/1165 11113/00101'0065 9/12/1/31 09/12/0010(003,- 22 tlodavada 11"31'1"2 11/13/0010'10011 9(121 tIll 09/12/0010/002' 23 Moddur 11/13/1111 1",3/0010/0011 9/12/1/20 09/12/0010/0020 24 Hosakeri 11/13/1/S ",,3/0010/00050 9/121\11'5 09/12/00\0/0011 2S lbnivala.vadi 11/13/1/2 tl/13/0010/000Z 9/12/1/10 09/12/001010010 l6 lCadagadalu 11113/113 ",,3/0010/000S 911Z/1/11 09/1210010/0011 21 Kaggodha 11/13/1161 11/13/oo10/006-t 9/12/1/2'9 09/12/0010/0029 28 lCalakeri "i~ane 11/13/1/15 11/13/0010/0015 9/1Z/t/~ 09/12/0010/0002 29 lCaloor "/13I1J18 ttJ'13/0010/0018 9/121t/6 09/12/0010/0006 30 Kanthu,. tl/13/1/9 11.11310010./0009 9.11211/17 09/12/oo10.t0017 31 Karada 11/13/1130 1111310010/00.30 9/12/1157 09/12/0010/0057 l2 «:ara~unda n/1l/1/~8 11/13/0010/0048 9/12/1/"0 09/1210010/0040 33 lCaranangeri 11/1l/1.(1 11/'3/0010.10001 9/t2/1/1 09/121001010001 34 lCarill.e 1tl'13/1/S5 , '1.3/0010/0055 0/'2/1/47 09/12.100101001. ., 3S Catakeri 11/t3/t~9 11/'5/0010/0059 9/t2/t/27 09/'210010/0021 36 lCiggalu '''1311/8 11/13/oo10/000a 9/1211/16 0911210010/0016 ]7 IC i randadu 11113/1/26 1111310010/0026 9/12/1154 091 12/00\O/00S4 38 JCokeri 11/13/1132 11115/0010/oo3Z 91'2/'/59 0911210010/0059 19 ~~PJIA13,ETICAL LlST OF VILLAGES TALUK ..MADIKERIOOIO C D BLOCK MADIKERIOOIO SL NAME OF TKE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCAl lON COOE LOCATION COOE LOCA.T ION CODE LOCAl lo.t COOE (Manual) , 3 4 5 6 391 47 Made 11/13/1/58 11/13/0010/0058 9/12/1/26 09/12/0010/0026 48 'HakkandUl~ " /13/1121 11/13/0010/0021 9/12/1/9 09/12/0010/0009 49 MaLechembu 11/13/1/67 11/13/0010/0067 9/12/1/24 09/12/0Q10/0024 SO Maragodu 11/13/1/4 11/1310010/0004 9/12/1/12 09/12/0010/0012 51 Meked "/13/1/60 11/13/0010/0060 9/12/1/28 09/12/0010/0028 '52 Monnangen 11/13/1/16 11/13/0010/0016 9/12/1/3 09/1210010/0003 S3 Mukk.odlu , 1/13/1/20 11/13/0010/0020 9/12/1/8 09/12/0010/0008 54 Mutharmudl , 1/13/1/14 11/13/0010/0014 9/12/1/18 09/12/0010/0018 50S Naladl 11/13/1/~4 1'/13/0010/0034 9/12/1J6'\ 09/12/0010/0061 56 NapoklLJ "/13/1/23 11/13/0010/0023 9/12/1/49 09/12/0010/0049 57 Nan andada 11113/1/28 11/13/001-0/0028 9/12/1/55 09/12/0010/0055 58 NelsJl 11/13/1/37 11/13/0010/0037 9/12/1/64 09/12/0010/0064 59 Palut"' ,'/13/1/41 11/13/0010/0041 9/12/1/50 09/12/001010050 60 Perur 11/13/1/38 11/13/0010/0038 9/12/1/65 09/12/0010/0065 61 SampaJe ',/1311/57 11/13/0010/0057 9/12/1/23 09/12/0Ql0/0023 62 Sannapullkotu "/13/1/53 11/13/0010/0053 9/12/1/45 09/12/0010/0045 63 Slngathur 11113/1/51 11113/0010/0051 9/12/1/43 09/12/0010/0043 64 Sodlur Kattemadu ,,/13/1/7 11/13/0010/0007 9/12/1/15 09/12/0010/0015 65 Thannunanl 11/13/1/56 11/13/0010/0056 9/12/1/48 09/12/0010/0048 66 Yell'l'Aemadu 11/13/,./40 11/13/001010040 9/12/1/67 09/12/0010/0067 67 Ye"akapadl 11/1311/33 11/13/0010/0033 9/12/1/60 09/12/0010/0060 40 MADlKERI C.D.BLOCK VILLAGE AMENITIES Name or C.D.Block : MADIKERI; Cod-= No. :.0010 Le. "'.AW 0( vus.,.: T,.... I~.uf '1'.lUI Anwnitin awaiJabk (l( no" auilahl.: w"hin 1M 'Villa".: •• dallh (-) U _"""A inlb.: No. dwyi1ta~ 1\Jru- .n4uma ..w *""n .. in 1mh:L~*1to. Ow d~an... ~ in 1J1\-..I raniN'- \0 v.. ·5 k ..... ~-I 0 klhli. ( .. ~~lalV., and In+ li:m'l nf'h~ !!~m!lt el~.: ~h30Dt 1h.: fa.:ilitl: ~ av:rilahl.: !" :iv.:n}. .nd &l1h: •• M.:di..:.1 DriuL'• ., P.1I4 Dayt'" C ... mw"um.:a't.'Id Nn.o(--- htlQal Wat.:r and DaYIll "f 18u. Stt'l'. H..1IhW- T.:k- m:II"I:~.. 1 Lil"".y S&»i ...... "'lid. ~rapb hal i(."y W.,.:rwa)J (1) (2) {3} (4) (5) (6) F> (Ill) (9) (10) , IARMAIIGHI 12.21 1411 P ~(O·5) J. W. TW -tOeS) -(0-5) 85 (312) 2 I 811 I VALAVADI 1040.41 2049 P(2). "(2) -(0-5) T. v. TY. 90, -(o .. S) as (468) Oltt Phone 1 UDAGAO_LU 1123.04 t876 p. " IP f. W. 1" PO, -tOeS) as (447) Phone 4 IWtAGOOU "'0.77 '511 p. ". H. -(S-tO) T. V. T" PTO. -(5-10) as (382) PUC Phone S IIOSM£.I 1007.70 '485 p -(5-10) '. W" TV -(0--5) -(5-tO) as (59) 6 MEKADU 763.90 1587 p. N -(5-to.) T. W, lW, PO, -(5-10) 8S (402) R Phone 7 SOOLU. KATTEIUDU "33.40 1719 P -(0-5) W, TV, R PO" -(0-5) 85 (407) Phone a ICIGGAlU 10".59 1566 P(2) -(0-5) w. lV, R po. -(0-5) 85 (383) Phone 9 ICAJI, .... 834.61 2696 P(3). ". PHC, V. tv. HP PTa.. THU 8S (633, "(2). FPC. RP Phone H(2). PUC 10 IAOAGA (N, 107&.30 '769 P(2). N(2) -(0-5) w. TW. HP. PlO. -(0-5) as (435) • Phone n IIODCM.M 950.68 2024 p. " ·(0-5) W. tv. HP. po.. ·(0-5) as (461) • ~one 12 IIODAVAI)A 393.37 '650 p -(0-5) w. T". • po.. ·(0-5) as (287) Phone 15 ItUM8M.ADALU 592.89 624 p ... -(0-5) w. IV Phone -(O·S) 8S (t55) t4 MUTIIARIIIJO I 518.64 194 p -(G-5> W. Tw Phone -COoS) IS (185) 15 ICAlAl':EltJ .IDUGANE 974.06 1323 P(2) -(O·S) W..... -tOeS) -(0-5) as (323) DIRECTORY AND LAND USE N.u1H;! of C 0 810\.."- l\1ADrKERf, CoJe t\:o 0010 Arrroa.. h N<:dr.:~, T(.wo Cj.1~~ 01 T.'"R Pow..:r Lind LI~<- (.11':.1 LI{!J.:r <111 k r..:nl I) p,-" 01 lin.} II ''- III 11.: .. 1 II '-, rOlln,"I..:J 10 I"., d':<.lln.il p) I<..<.~) LC 10 villagl! and dl'lan<.1! (111 Km ) Supply No Fur.: ... ' Irngah.. d Un Irrlg.tlo.. .J Cullur.thl..: Ar..:.J nul (hy ....~Ir .. .; Ht ,cngalwn} W<.I,t..: 8valJ,lbk (Indudmg Inr I..uhlvatlon gau\.h.Jf and grove-.._,) PR MADIKER1- 111- 3 EA 402.00 315.27 695.36 PR MADIKERI- 111- 4 EA 268.24 771.03 1.21 2 PR MADIKERI' I I I - 5 EA 622.02 500.21 0.81 3 PR MADIKERI- II 1- 17 EA 622.62 390.29 97.86 4 PR MADIKER}- III - lS EA 716.38 250.85 40.47 5 PR MADIKERI- 111 - 18 EA 641.57 81.86 40.47 6 PR MADIKERI- IIl- 17 EA 653.67 364.23 115.50 7 ~R MADIKERI- tll- 18 EA 721.75 245.08 44.76 8 PR MADIKERI- I II ~ 16 EA 727.58 86.80 20.23 9 PR HADIKERI- III • 18 EA 828.74 192.49 57.07 10 PR MADIKERI- 111- 18 EA 617.20 330.24 3.24 11 PR MADIKERI- Ill- 20 EA 239.99 128.69 24.69 12 PR MADIKER)- JJJ- 17 EA 568.60 18.22 6.07 13 PR MADIKEIU- III- 16 EA 483.84 26.71 8.09 14 PR MADIKERl- 111- 3 EA 508.32 384.67 189.00 15 43 VILLAGE AMENITIES N.1mc! ot C.D BloLk . MADIKERI, CoJ~ No 0010 LC Nam..: of VIIIJg..: T()loJ) an.oJ IIf Told) Am.:mhc .. aVdl)Jh).: (II not avaddb).: 'WllhIl1Ih..: vJiI,lJ,!":. a du .. 11 (-) I~ "hllWn In Ih.: No lh.: villdg..: POpll- column and o.:xllo It In hrad,..:I". Ih..: dl .. lan".: In hroad rang\!~ VI/ -~ ~m ... ~-l() lm .. (In h,:-.Iar.:<;) lallon ami 10+ l111" nt lh.: n.: ... r..: .. 1 [!1.,1.\! \\ hl.rc Ih..: I 1,lilly I" Bv,uhbl..: I" glven~ and EUlI"a- M,,:ul .. al Dunking Po .. l DdYOr COlllmli011. atHlO No of Ilona! WoJler and Days of IBlI~ SlOp. Hou...:- T..:k mark.ell R,lllway Stallo!1. hold .. graph hat II any Vvdtcrwayl ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5 ) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 16 MONWANGERl 5543.14 1076 P -(0-5) w. TW. HP Phone -(0-5) as (235) 17 GALIBEEDU 3760.27 1457 P(2), M. H - (10"') W, TW, HP PO, -(10+) BS (350) Phone 18 KALOOR 5813.11 1069 P(2). M -(0-5) w. TW PO, -(5-10) BS (248) Phone 19 HAMMIYALA 4811.09 505 P -(10"-) W, TW, R -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (97) 20 MUKKODLU 2471.30 924 P, M -(10..-) W, TW, R Phone -(10+) BS ( 197) 21 MAKKANDUR 1474.73 1781 P, M -(5-10) W, TW PO, -(5-10) BS (414) Phone 22 HEBBETT AGER I 682.32 827 P -(5~10) U, T'W -(0-5) -(5-10) BS ( 179) 23 NAPOKlU 1223.68 2234 P(2). CWC, RP \.I, TW. R PTO, MaN BS (435) M(2), H, Phone PUC 24 BETHU 727.48 1944 P, M PHC, FPC 'W, TW, R Phone MON BS (398) 25 BAlAMURI 659.66 882 P, M -(0-5) 'W, T'W • R PO, TUE BS (209) Phone 26 KIRANDADU 1064.73 '130 P(Z) - (0-5) \.I, TW, R phone -(5-10) BS (287) 27 KONANJAGERI 796.56 1415 P(2), 114, H 0 W. HI PO, -(5-10) BS (331) Phone 28 NARIANDADA 794.04 1284 P, M PHC, FPC 'W, TW PO, -(5-1() BS (310) Phone 29 ARAPATTU 845.30 1432 p. M, H 0 W, TU PTO, -(5-10) BS (315) Phone 30 KARADA 2444.07 665 P, 114 -(5-10) W, TU PO, -(5-10) BS (151) Phone 44 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Ndmt! ot C D Blod" MADIKERI. CoJt! No 0010 Arrrnal.h N .. ar.:,t T lOwn Cia .... 01 T{)~ n Power Lmd 11'.': \are8 under ddkr"nl l)p.: .. ,.1 l ( 11) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) ( 1 7) (18) ,1 ) PR MADIKERI- 111- 3 EA 980.47 1451.60 3012.12 98.95 16 PR MADIKERI- 111- " EA 2326.30 664.57 602.86 166.54 17 PR MADIKERI- 111- 8 Ell. 3310.52 852.80 873.99 775.80 18 KR MADIKERI- 111 - 14 Ell. 3279.58 590.60 625.92 314.99 19 PR MADIICERI- III - 10 EA 1050.26 68S.n 591.74 1-43.57 20 PR MADIKERI- II I - 10 Ell. 325.79 668.31 151. 28 329.35 21 PR MADIKERI- Ill- 6 Ell. 491.28 121.41 69.63 22 PR MADIKERI- 111- 22 Ell. 850.86 303.05 69.77 23 PR MADIKERI- 111- 23 EA 385.24 157.15 185.09 24 PR MADIKERI- IJI- 18 EA 439.97 211.82 7.87 25 PR VJRAJPET- IIJ- 13 fA 615.60 442.01 7.12 26 PR VIRAJPET- 111- 14 EA. 461.41 326_ 13 9.02 27 PR VIRAJPH- lIl- tS EA, 311.88 420.88 61.2B 2B PR VIRAJPET- 111- 9 EA. 622.77 175.17 47.36 29 PR VIRAJPET- Ill- 13 EA 1867.78 511. 44 55.14 9.71 30 45 VILLAGE AMENITIES N.mlc of C D BioI.. k MADIKERI. CoJ~ l\;{) 0010 LC Ndlll': of Vlll.I~': T(>lal ar.:a of T,'ldl Am':l1lll':' av.IlI.lbk (II nol avaIl.lh!.: '" IlhuI Ih.: vIIJ.J.l!': a dd ... h ( ) 110 ... hown In th.: No th.: vdl.Ig..: P"ru .. .,lumn and n..:xl h' II 10 hrad.. ':h. th.; dl,tJlh.": III hro.ld r.ll1g.;~ VI.! -"i kill'" "i-IO lm ... (In h..:d ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) (7) (B) (9) PO) 31 CHELAVARA 3064.13 623 P -(S-10) W, T'W -(0-5> -(S-10) BS ( 160) 32 KOKERI 833.07 840 P -(0-5) \.I, T\.I, R -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (208) 33 YEVAKAPADI 7298.82 1433 P(2) -(5-10) 'W, T'W PO, -(5-10) BS (338) Phone 34 NALADI 8788.52 544 P -(5-10) \.I, TI.I, R -(0-5) -(5-10) as ( 140) 35 KUNJ I LA 1626.83 2254 PC 2), -(5-10) 'W, T'W, R PO, -(5-10) as (471 ) M(2) , H Phone 36 KOLAKERI 1199.82 2393 P(2) -(0-5) 'W, T'W PO, -(0-5) as (505) Phone 37 NELAJi 1473.S3 1011 P(2) , -(10+) \.I, HJ PO, -(10+) BS (244) M(2) , H Phone 38 PERUR 2510.88 657 P -(10+) 1.1, HI Phone - (10+) BS ( 160> 39 BALLAMAVATI 1305.53 1269 P(2) , 0 W, lK, T'W PO, -(10+) BS (299) M(2) , H Phone 40 YEMMEMADU 510.11 1915 P -(5-10) w, TW, R PO, -(5~10) -(0-5) (331) Phone 41 PALUR 657.94 889 P -(O-S) \.I, TW, R PO, MaN BS ( 185) Phone 42 BHAGAMANDALA 3250.5S 2014 P(2) , H, MC\.I, \.I, T'W, R PTO, MaN BS (496) H(2) , H, C\.IC, PHC, Phone PUC FPC, RP 43 KUNDACHERI 2480.40 1436 p(2) I M - (0- 5) 'W, T\.I PO, -(0·5) BS (314) Phone 44 KOPATI 1741.40 577 P -(10+) '"', T,", -(0-5) -(0·5) BS ( 135) 45 BETTATHUR 3658.08 1113 P(2) , M(2) -(10+) '"', T\.I PO, - ('0+) -(0-5) (254) Phone 46 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE N ApprnaLh N..:an.: ... , Tl.wn. Clu!>!o 01 To", n Pov...:r UIlJ u~..: (.In:a und..:r dllkr..:nt t)P":l- (.1 1.lud u ... ..: In h..:d.H":-' rOllnJ..:d h) IWll d"~lm ... 1 pl.J.L':~) LC to Vlll.1g.: and up.. un.. .: (III Kill J Suppl) N(l F,lr..: ... t Irnl!.lt..:u Un Irng.ll.:d Cuhun.lhh: Ar..:a not (hy ~ourL': nf Irng:ltI PR VIRII.JPH- 1I1- 20 Ell. '(620.63 390.39 385.05 668.06 31 PR VIRAJPET- I I 1- 20 EA 414.26 394.44 24.37 32 PR VIRAJPET· III' 23 EA 4915.11 1033.56 556.39 793.76 33 PR MAOIKERI· 111- 27 EA 4014.89 393.82 332.81 4047.00 34 PR MAOIKERI- II 1- 28 EA 185.86 522.73 668.99 249.25 35 PR MADIKERI' III . 26 Ell. 916.87 125.38 157.57 36 PR MADIKERI- J I I • 27 EA 809.94 417.86 245.73 37 PR MADIKERI- I I I - 29 EA 485.64 788.21 501.32 735.71 38 PR MADIKERI- I I 1- 26 EA 7.59 591.35 622.10 84.49 39 KR MAOIKERI- 111- 24 EA 318.66 167.13 24.32 40 PR MADIKERI- III - 17 EA 353.87 283.63 20.44 41 PR HADIKERI- I I 1- 37 fA 16.46 2249.54 914.08 70.47 42 PR MADIKERI- 111- 35 EA 785.89 1540.40 131.29 22.82 43 PR MADIKERI- 111- 28 EA 398.13 902.44 219.91 220.92 44 KR MADIKER1- 111- 12 EA 525.59 2394.98 737. S1 45 47 VILLAGE AMENITIES N.tme of C.D BIl)~k . MAOrKERI, Code No 0010 LC N.tlll': of VIII,'g.: Tot,ll ar.:a or T"I.t1 AIll.:nl\I':~ dVdd..lbl.: (It 0,11 dV,nl •• h\..: ~lttlll1 th.: VI11'1~":. a d.t ... h ( ) I~ ~hown iR (hI! No lh.: VIJj,lg.: Pnpu- .. oJUJlIll ami 0':."1 \0 JI In brdd• .: .... Ih.: 01"11.111,.,,: In hnldd r.ln£lo!.I- Vl/ _ (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 46 KOLAGADALlJ 2373.56 2104 P(2) , M(2) -(lO+) "", T"" Phone -(0-5) BS (492) 47 BETTAGER! 499.57 1193 P, M, H . (10+) "", T'W PTa, ·(10+) 85 (269) Phone 48 KARAGUNDA 1488.84 1234 P, M -(10+) 'W, T'W PO, -(S'10) 65 (343) Phone 49 BENGOOR 1363.81 1339 p(2) , M, -(10+) 'W, T'W, R PO, TUE SS (333) H, puc Phone 50 BADAGA (B) 898.43 697 P -(10+) 'W, R, OTH PTO, -(0-5) -(0-5) ( 158) Phone 51 SlNGA1HUR 7'8.27 756 p -(5-10) 'W, T'W, R - (0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) ( 172) 52 AIYANGERI 5979.12 1373 P, M -(5-10) 'W, T'W Phone -(5-10) as (256) 53 SANNAPUl!KOTU 5200.97 592 p -(5-10) ~, T~ PTO, -(S-10) as (141 ) Phone 54 CIiERAf.iGALA 10127.6;- 1466 P(2), H -(0-5) IJ, TIJ, R PO, -(O-s) as (372) Phone 55 KARIKE 6954.70 4214 P(2). H, 0, RP W, HI PTO, • (10+) BS (890) MeZ), H phone S6 THANN1MA~1 1989.79 945 p -(0-5) 1.1, HI PO, -(10+) as (206) phone 57 SAMPAJE 2180.87 2981 P(3), "', H, PHC, \.I, T\,I PTO, -00+) BS (593) H, PUC FPC Phone 58 MADE 2455.79 2120 P(2), -(5-10) \.I, TW, R PTO, -(5-10) BS (452) M(2), H Phone 59 KATAKERI 1251.20 1475 P, M -(5-10) \oJ, TI..' PO, -(5-10) as (304) Phone 60 MEKERI 847.82 1322 P, M -(o-S) \oJ, TI..' PO, -(O-5) as (303) Phone 48 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE N.Ul1c ot C D Blo~k MADIKERI. Colle No : 0010 Approa"h N .. dr..... t Tl,wn CI.J":' 01 Town Pow..:r LIIlJ U"" (.Jr':d und..:r ddkr.. n!!)p..:, 01 l.anJ u.....: III h..:d,lr..... round..:d 10 !w,) J":,,"ll,,1 pld~":') LC lovllI'lg~ and dJ,tan.. ..: (m .... m ) Supply No For..:,! Irng.lI..:J Un IIllg.lh:J Cullufdbl..: Ar..:a nut (hy ",mr.. ..: "I In 1:;.111(0) Wd,t..: aV311ahk (lOdudmg lor .. ultlvdlJon gdu .. hdrand grnvc,) ( 11) <1Z) ( 13) ('4 ) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) ( 1 ) PR MADIKERI- 111- 20 EA 532.20 966.36 665_53 209.47 46 PR MADIKERI- 111- 10 EA 354.95 103.56 41.06 47 PR MADIKERI- 111- l' EA 728.68 742.51 17.65 48 PR MADIKERI- I I I . 21 EA 850.79 483.95 29.07 49 PR MADIKERI- I II- 22 EA 471.82 320.92 105.69 50 KR MADIKERI- I t I . 24 EA 635.30 59.98 22.99 51 PR MADiKERI' III- 32 EA 4582.21 1260.96 111.96 23.99 52 PR MADIKERI- III· 36 EA 4308.32 830.68 40.98 20.99 53 PR MAOIKERI· I 11- 38 EA 7848.54 1535.81 682.35 60.97 S4 PR MADIKERI- III- 55 EA 4451.70 2006.27 457.19 39.54 55 PR MADII(ERI- 111- 36 EA 1259.86 606.58 105.36 17.99 56 PR MADIKERI- 111- 28 EA 845.29 694.44 386.09 255.05 57 PR MADIKERI- 111- 9 EA 696.52 630.57 1128.70 58 PR MADIKERI- tit - 6 EA 383.02 504.64 363.54 59 PR MADIKERI- II I- 4 EA 296.37 451.60 99.85 60 49 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name ot C.D.Block : MADfKERI~ COue No. :0010 L C". Name of Village Tot:,1 ar..:a of Total AmcllItlCl. ava,l"bJ.: (II Ih)t avuI! 61 KAGGODLU 776.71 807 P -(5-10) 'W, TW, R po, -(5-10) BS <184) Phone 62 Hj1,KAlHUR 1044.89 1640 P(2} , -(0-'5) 1.1, T'W PTO, ~(O-5) as (375) M(2) • H Phone 63 BELIGERI 1183.52 1456 P, M -(5-10) 'W, T'W PO, -(5-10) as (310) Phone 64 ARUVATHOKLU 835.58 830 p -(10+) 1-1. nJ PTO, -(10+) BS (183) Phone 65 HERAVANADU 1273.00 1537 P . (10+) 'W, TW PO, -(10+) BS (356) Phone [,6 KUNDALPADI PERAJE 3368.58 3440 peS) , M, H -(0-5) 1.1, TW PO. -(10+) 8s (648) Phone (:,7 Jo\~lECHEt-1BU 4937.21 3470 P(3). M(2} -(O·S) \J, T'W PO. -(10+) -(0-5) (682) phon~ Total (Sum) 143866.69 98668 P(100) ... H(4), MCW, (22057) M(54), Cl,.,IC(2) , H( 18), PHC(S}, PUC(6) 0(4), FPC(S), RP(S) DIREC'rOltY AND LAND USE Nan~ of C.D.Bl()d~ ~ MADIKERI; Cod~ No.: 0010 Aprr"a~'h N.:ar"::!ol Tov.l'I. (,laM, "fTu"'n Pn...... :r ulIld u...: (.It,:" unJ.:r ..Jitl;:r.:nl ') p.:~ or land U~ In h.:..:1:Ir.:~ ruund.. oJ hi'''''" d..:.:jlt\al r1a.::':I<} L.C. t" vll1"l!~ IIIllIJ,!oI.lllo.":: (Ill Kill) Supply No. F"r..::o.t ITo,t.!al.:d C n·irn~ah::'" CullunahI.: Ar.:alllil (hy M'un:..: uf irne!:lli.un) wase.: ... aihWf.: (it~luding Ii.rr ..:ull-i\'aliun g~\I ... har and gr\lv,:~ (11) ( 12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (fS) ( 1) PR to4ADiKERI- J J J - 7 EA 37S.68 43.57 3;1.46 61 PR MADII(ERI- 111- 10 EA 717 .17 286."04 41.68 62 PR MADIKERI- 11 J - 10 EA 597.80 480.69 105.03 63 PR MADfI(ERI- 111- 10 EA 464.09 328.22 43.21 64 PR MADIKERI- 111- 8 EA 512.93 615.29 84.78 65 PR HAOIKER 1- III - 41 EA 1950.49 l()SS.52 359.57 66 ICR HADII(ER(' JII- 33 EA 2380.32 1207.39 505.31 844.19 67 51779.34 4818231 29337.50 16015.83 51 SOl\WARPET C.D.BLOCK KARNATAKA / SOMVARPET TALUK KODAGU DISTRICT A S ,_ <..J t.D tMoc:" IMHIndOry of ~"., is ro- ••rrm_ .Uh t .... ~ .Ilcludiftg oU "Qtutor, i_It.. ~, DlSTM:T... •.. • ••...•. 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SOMVARPET-0020 Sl NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS 1110 LQCAT ION CODE LOCATION CODE lOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (ManuaL) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 1 Abbllnatta "/13/2/26 11/1310020/0026 9/12/2/28 09/12/0020/0028 2 Abyathmangilla "/13/2199 "/13/0020/0099 9/12/2/99 09/12/0020/0099 3.4gall, ) 7/13/2/40 "/13/0020/0040 9;'2/2/41 09/ 12/ 0020/0041 4 Algur 11113/2/13 1 1 113/0020/0013 9112/2/14 09/12/0020/0014 5 Andagove 11/13/2/121 11/13/0020/0121 9/1212/120 09/12/002010120 6 Anekad forc..,t 11/13/2/102 11/13/00Z0/0102 9!l2/2/102 09/12/0020/0102 7 AnJanager1 Bettakcr1 11113/2/135 11/13/0020/0135 9112/21134 09/12/0020/0134 8 Ankanall 1 "11312/70 11/13/0020/0070 9/12/2/69 09/12/0020/0069 9 Attur Fore~t 11/13/2/101 "/13/0020/0101 9/12/2/101 09/12/0020/0101 10 Attuf NalLur 11/13/2/123 , 1 / 13/0020/0'23 9/12/2/122 09/12/0020/0122 " Allaradalu 1111312154 11/13/0020/0054 9/12/2/50 09/12/0020/0050 12 Bager1 For(>~t 11113/2/106 11/13/0020/0106 9/12/2/107 09/12/0020/0107 13 Balchanalll 11/1312/92 11/13/0020/0092 9/12/2/92 09/12/0020/0092 14 Balagunda 11/13/2/21 11/13/0020/0021 9/12/2/19 09/12/002010019 15 Ba~avana HaitI 11/13/Z/93 11/13/0020/0093 9/12/2/93 09/12/0020/0093 16 Bedagotta " 113/2/60 11/13/0020/0060 9112/2/60 09/12/0020/0060 17 Bellarahalll 11/13/2/50 11/13/0020/0050 9/12/2/53 09/12/0020/0053 18 8elur Ba~avanalll 11/13/2110 11/13/0020/0010 9/12/2/11 09/12/0020/0011 19 8cmbaLuf 11/13/2/56 11/13/0020/0056 9!l2l2l59 09/12/0020/0059 20 Bcndcbetta Forest 11/13/Z/115 11113/002010115 9/12121115 09/12/0020/0115 21 Bcttadalll 11/13/2/29 11/13/0020/0029 9/12/2/31 09/12/0020/0031 22 Bldarur " /13/2163 "/13/0020/0063 9/12/2/63 09/12/0020/0063 23 BI1,gcr·, 11/13/2/14 "/13/0020/0014 9/12/2/16 09/12/0020/0016 24 Blockcut From.Jalnkalbetta 11/13/211 04 '1/13/0020/0104 9/12/2/104 09/12/0020/0104 25 Channapura ',/13/2/82 11/13/0020/0082 9/12/2/81 09/12/0020/0081 26 Chc-ckana{ll 11/13/2/88 "/13/0020/0088 9/12/2/89 09/12/0020/0089 27 Cherala Srln~ngala 11/BI2/124 11/13/0020/0124 9/12/2/123 09/12/0020/0123 28 Chlkka Tholur 11/13/2/24 ',/13/0020/0024 9/12/2/26 09/12/0020/0026 29 Choudlu 11/1312/20 11/13/0020/0020 9/12/2/1 0911210020/0001 30 Chowdc-na Halll 11/13/2/64 11/13/0020/0064 9/12/2/64 09/12/0020/0064 31 Doddnbandara 11/13/2/45 11/13/0020/0045 9/12/2/46 09/12/0020/0046 32 Doddabllaha "113/2/58 11113/0020/0058 9/12/2/58 09/12/0020/0058 33 Doddakanagalu 11/13/2/76 11/13/0020/0076 9/1212176 09/12/0020/0076 34 Doddakodll "/13/2/34 11/13/0020/0034 9/12/2/34 09/1210020/0034 35 DoddakoLathur 11/13/2/87 11/13/0020/0087 9/1212/87 09/12/0020/0087 36 Doddamolathe 11/13/l/79 11/13/0020/0079 9/12/2/78 09/12/0020/0078 37 Doddathol ur 71/13/2/25 11/13/0D20/0025 9/12/2/27 09; 12/0020/0027 38 DundaL I, 11/13/2/89 11/13/0020/0089 9/1212/90 09/12/0020/0090 5S TALUK: SOI\1VARPl~r-UO~O C.D BLOCK'SOMVARPET-OO:;O SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CEt.lSUS 1981 CENSUS HO LOCATION COOE LOCATION CODE lOCATION CODE lOCATION CODE (Munual) (Computer) (M~nuat) (Computer) 3 4 5 6 39 Gadlnad Forest 11/13/2112 ,'/13/0020/0012 9/12/2113 09112/0020/0013 40 Ganilgur 11/13/2/2 "/13/0020/0002 9112/213 09/1210020/0003 41 Garagandur fl/13/Z/134 11/13/002010134 9/12/2/133 09/12/0020/0133 42 Garuvale 11/13/2/131 11/13/0020/0131 9/12/21130 091 12/0020/0130 43 GonHnarur 11/13/214 ,,/13/0020/0004 91121215 09/12/0020/0005 44 GopaLapura 11/1312/86 11/13/0020/0086 9/12/2/86 09/12/0020/0086 45 Gowdalll 11113/2/83 11/13/00l0/0063 9/12/2/83 09/12/0020/0083 46 Hanagallu 1 '113/2/17 " /13/0020/0017 9112/2118 09/12/0020/0018 47 Haraga 11/13/2/28 11/13/0020/0028 9/12/2130 09/12/0020/0030 48 Haroha l ( i "/1312/73 11/13/0020/0073 9/12/2/73 09112/0020/0073 49 Kcbbale ,,,13/2/112 "/H/0020/0,\12 9/1VV112 09,,2/0020/0112 50 Hcbbulse 11/13/2/49 1 1/13/0020/0049 9112/2/52 09/12/0020/0052 51 Heggula , 1/13/2/84 1 1/13/0020/0084 9/12/2/84 09/12/0020/0084 52 Hcrur , 1/13/2/120 11/13/0020/0120 9/1V2/119 09112/0020/0119 53 Htthlukcri 11/13/2/65 11/13/0020/0065 9!l2/2/65 09/72/0020/0065 54 HonnchanakOdu 11/13/2/80 1 1 / 13;0020/0080 9/12/2/80 09/12/0020/0080 55 Honnckodl 1 1/13/2/42 11/13/0020/0042 911212/42 09/12/0020/0042 S6 Horur 11/13/2/126 1 ," 3/0020/01 26 9/1212/125 ()9/12/0020/0125 57 Hoskote 7th 11/13/2/122 11/13/0020/0122 9/12/21121 09/12/0020/0121 58 Hulse 11/13/2/51 11/13/0020/0051 9/12/2/54 09/12/0020/0054 59 Hulse "/13/21113 "/13/0020/0113 9/12/2/113 09,,2/0020/0113 60 Irale Valamudl 11/13/2/125 11/13/0020/0125 9/12/2/124 09/12/0020/0'24 61 Jalokalbctta Forest 11/13/2/105 t tIl3/0020/0l0S 9/12/21105 09/12/0020/0105 62 Janardanahalll "/13/2135 , 1/13/002010035 9/12/2/36 09/12/0020/0036 63 KaJur 11/13/2190 " 113/0020/0090 9/12/2/88 09/12/0020/0088 64 Kalakandur 11/13/2/19 11/13/0020/0019 9} 12/2/21 09/12/0020/0021 65 KanabyLu Bochunalll 11/13/2/118 "/13/0020/0"8 9/12/2/117 09/12/002010117 66 KandanakoL l' 11/13/2/128 ',/13,0020/0128 9/12/21127 09/1 2/0020/0127 67 Kasuru 11/13/2/61 ',/13/0020/0061 9/12/2/62 09/12/0020/0062 68 Kat tcpura 11113/2138 ",13/0020/0038 9/12/2139 09112/0020/0039 69 Kattepura forest 11113/2139 11/13/0020/0039 9/12/2/40 09/12/0020/0040 70 ICcdakal Ncgadal ,'/13/2/127 ',/13/0020/0,27 9/12/2/126 09/12/002010126 7' KclakodL i 11/13/2/62 "/13/0020/0062 9/12/2/35 091121002010035 72 Kcrckerl "/13/2/43 "/13/0020/0043 9/1212/43 09/12/0020/0043 73 Ie I ragandur 11/13/2115 11/13/0020/001S 9/12/211$ 09/12/0020/0015 74 K 1 r i kocH i ,'/13/2/36 " 113/0020/0036 9112/2137 0911210020/0037 7S Kitturu "113/2/48 11/13/0020/0048 9/1212/48 09112/0020/00 .. 8 56 T ALUK: SO~IVARPET-OO~O c. D. BLOCK: SO!".1\' ARPET-OO~O Sl NAME OF THE VILLAGE 199' CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE LOCATlON CODE LOCATION COO[ LOCATION CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (COITl)Uter) 2 3 4 5 6 76 Koath1 11113/2/33 11113/0020/0033 9/12/2/24 09/1210020/0024 77 lCoragaLtu 1111312/46 , 1 113/0020/0046 9/12/2/47 09/12/0020/0047 78 Kothanall i 11/13/2/30 , 1/13/0020/0030 9/12/2/32- 09/12/0020/0032 79 Kud,ge 11/13/2/114 11/13/0020/0114 9/12/2/114 09/12/0020/0114 80 Kudlur 11/13/2/44 11/13/0020/0044 9/12/2/44 09/12/0020/0044 81 Kudlurshettalll 11/H/2/100 1,/13/0020/0100 9/12/2/tOO 09/.2/0020/0100 82 lCudunangatore 11/13/21"6 11/13/0020/0116 9/11 09/// 83 Kumaralli 11/13/2/31 ",,3,0020/0031 9/ 12/2/33 09/'2/0020/0033 84 Kumbur 1l/B/2/133 11/13/0020/0133 9/12/2/132 09/12/0020/0132 85 Kundall, 1l/13/2/32 11/13/0020/0032 9/12/2/23 09/12/0020/0023 B6 Kusubur 11/13/2/11 ,,/13/0020/0011 9/12/2/12 09/12/0020/0012 87 Madre 1l1n/2/S7 11/13/0020/0057 9/12/2/57 09/12/0020/0057 88 Malambi 11/13/2/74 11/13/0020/0074 911212174 09/12/002010074 89 Malaobi Forest 11/13/2/77 11/13/0020/0077 9/12/2/77 09/12/0020/0077 90 Malambi Fore~t No.2 11/13/2/78 " /13/0020/0078 9/12/2/79 09/12/0020/0079 91 Matlur 11/13/2/66 11/13/0020/0066 9/12/2/71 09/12/002010071 92 Managai; 11/13/2/47 , 1/13/002010047 9/12/2/49 09/12/0020/0049 93 ManoJur 11/13/21'108 11/13/0020/0108 9112121108 09/12/0020/0'08 94 Marur 11/13/2/111 ',/,3/0020/0111 9/12/2/111 09/12/0020/0111 95 Mosagodu 11/13/2/1 11/13/0020/0001 9/12/2/2 09/121002010002 96 Mavina Halli forest 11/13/2/107 ',/13/0020/0107 9/12/2/106 09/12/0020/0'06 97 Mensa 11/13/2/71 !1/13/0020/0Q7t 9/1212170 09/12/0020/0070 98 Mudravatl; 11/13/Z/52 11113/0020/0052 9/12/2/55 09/12/0020/0055 99 Mullusoge 11/13/2/91 "/13/002010091 9/12/2/91 09/12/0020/0091 100 Muvathoklu 11/13/2/129 11/13/0020/0129 9/12/2/128 09/12/0020/0128 101 Mylathpura 11/13/2/72 11/13/0020/0072 9/t2/2/72 09/12/0020/0072 W2 Nakala~odu tH13/2{53 11{13/0020/0053 9/12/2/51 09"210020/005 t 103 Nalkur SlrangaLa 11/13/2/119 11/13/0020/0119 9/12121118 09/12/0020/0118 104 Nandigunda 11/13/2/85 ',/13/0020/0085 9/12/2/85 09/12/0020/0085 105 Nanjarajapatna 11/13/2/96 '1/13/0020/0096 9/12/2/96 09/12/0020/0096 106 Neergunda "/1~/2J37 ",,3/0020/0031 9/12/2/38 09/'2/0020/0038 107 Negalate Karkalli 11113/2/9 11/13/0020/0009 9/12/2/10 09/12/0020/0010 108 NeLliyahaudikeri 11/13/2/98 11/13/0020/0098 9/12/2/98 09/12/0020/0098 109 Ncrugalale 11/13/2/8 11/13/0020/0008 9/12/2/9 09/12/0020/0009 110 Nidtha 11/13/2/67 11/13/0020/0067 9/12/2/66 09/12/0020/0066 111 Nidtha Forest I Bit 1 ,,11/2/3 ,'/13/0020/0003 9/12/2/4 09/12/0020/0004 112 Nldtha Forest It 81t 11/13/2/5 11/13/0020/0005 9/121216 09/12/0020/0006 "3 NiluV'<'l91tu 11/13/2/41 111131002010041 9/12/2/45 09/12/0020/0045 114 Rangasalnudra 11/13/2/95 11113/0020/0095 9/12/2195 09/12/0020 I 0095 "5 Rasul Settager; 11/13/2/94 ',/13/0020/0094 9/12/2/94 09/12/0020/0094 57 T A LlJ K: 501\1 V AR PET-O{)~O C D. BLOCK: ~O'\lVARPET-OO~O SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CODE loeA TlON CODE lOCAl ION CODE LOCATION CODE (Mi.Jnual) (Computer) (M.:lnual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 116 Sandalkote Forest 11/13/2/69 11/13/0020/0069 9/1212/68 09/12/0020/0068 , '7 Sant ha II ; "/1312122 11/13/0020/0022 9/12/2/22 09/12/0020/0022 118 S;ddapura 1 1 /13/2/75 11/13/0020/0075 9/12/2175 09/12/0020/0075 119 Sldlgalale 11/13/2/68 11/13/0020/0068 9/12/2/67 09/12/0020/0067 120 SlrangaLa , 1 /13/2/1 09 1'/13/0020/0109 9/12/21109 09!l2!0020/0109 121 S;rangatti 1 1/13/2/130 '11/13/0020/0130 9/12/21129 09/12/0020/0129 122 S.varatli 11/13/2/55 11/13/0020/0055 9/12/2/56 09/12/0020/0056 123 Suntl 11/13/2/8t ,,/13/0020/0081 9/12/2/82 09/12/0020/0082 124 SurLab; 11113/2/132 '1/'13/0020/0132 9/12/2/131 09/12/0020/0131 125 Thakeri 11/13/2/16 11/13/0020/0016 9/12/2/17 09112/0020/0017 126 Thalthare ShetaLl, 11/13/2/27 11/13/0020/0027 9/12/2/29 09/12/0020/0029 127 Tholur Shettalli ,,/13/2/23 11/1310020/0023 911212/25 09/12/0020/0025 128 Torenur 11/13/2/110 11/13/0020/0110 9/12/2/110 09/1210020/0110 129 Ulugulli 11/13/2/117 11/13/0020/0117 9/12/2/116 09/12/0020/0116 130 Uruguttl 11/13/2/59 11/13/0020/0059 9/12/2/61 09/12/0020/0061 131 Valnur Tyagathur 11/13/2/97 11/13/0020/0097 9/12/Z/97 09/12/0020/0097 132 Yedavanadu forest I Bit 11/13/21103 11/13/0020/0103 9/12/2/103 09/12/0020/0103 133 Yedavanadu forest rr 11/1312/7 T1/13/0020/0007 9/12/2/8 09/12/0020/0008 134 Yedur 11/13/2/18 11/13/0020/0018 9/12/2/20 09/12/0020/0020 135 Yelakanur 11/13/2/6 1,,13/0020/0006 9/12/2/7 09/12/0020/0007 58 SOJ\1VARPET C.D.BL()CK VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C. D Blo('k : SOMVARPET~ Cooe No. :OO~O LC Ndnk ,,{ V,IJ.1go! Tntd\ area l~f Tl)\dl Aml!lllhhn'Wn In the Nl) th.: Vli].lg.: P,IPU- ':~l]umn and nex' to II in "'ra",1...:t~, tho,: Ol-.Ian",.: In oroad r.mges VIZ -<; 1..m:;, 'i-IO "ms. (10 heddn::.) Idtl(lI1 aod 10+ lm .. ufthe n.::lr...... t Ctll'': v.h .... r .... th.: f.I~llIt:): , .. aVI"Il\.lhl.: j" p IV"" n} and Ed" ... a- M.:dl.:al Dnnl..ln~ P,~t Day \_~r Comll\umcatll,>n No "f tlonal Wukr and DdY:' of IBu:. SLOp. Hou'<- Td.:- mark':l! R:.Illway Stallon. ho\,ls graph hdt II an)' Wah::fWa) 1 ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) MASAGODU 512.45 1537 P, M -(0-5) ~, TK, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (337) Phone 2 GANAGUR 417.10 635 P, M - (10·) IJ. nl, HP PO -(10+) -(0-5) (131) 3 NIDTHA FOREST 1 BIT 482.86 13 -(0-5) -(10·) -(0-5) - (10+) -COoS) (3) 4 GOt-JIMARUR 1260.93 2022 P(7), M. H -(5-10) IJ, HP PO. -(5-10) as (424) Phone 5 NIDTHA FOREST II BIT 403.21 5 -(0·5) -,10+ ) IJ, HP -(0-5) ~(10+) -(0,5) (1 ) 6 'tElAKANUR 588.56 685 p - (10+) \.I. tiP -(0-5) ·(10+) -(0-5) (140) 7 YEDAVA~ADU FOREST II 223.80 661 p. M -(5-10) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(5'10) BS ( 142) 8 ~ERUGALALE 916.21 1503 p(3) • M -(0-5) 1.1. HP PO -(5-10) BS (324) 9 ~~G~lAl£ K~RK~ll\ 545.05 674 p -(5-'0) \.I, \-IP -(0-5) -(5-10) -(\)-5) (160) 10 BElUR BASAVANALLJ 739.88 683 P, M. H -(5-10) IJ, HP PO, -(5-10) as (152) Phone 11 KUSUBUR 587.14 1279 P, M -(0-5) IJ. HP PO, -(0-5) as (293) Phone 12 GADINAD FOREST 1687.27 n -(0-5) -(S-10) HP, R -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (15) 13 AIGUR 1437.03 2683 P(3), M. H -CO-5) T, W, HP , PTO, -(5-10) 8S (581) R Phone 14 BILIGERI 761.65 1139 p -(10+) 1.1, TI.I, HP PO. -(0-5) BS (269) Phone 15 K1R.A.GANDUR 920.43- 161S p. M RP ..... 1 ..... tiP PO, -(5-10) BS (366) Phone 60 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Namt! of C.D.Blm:k : SOMVARPET; Code No.: 0020 Appn)a ... h N.:ar.:Sl Town. CI.HIS of Town Power Land 1I:'': (area umkr dlft-':renl I)p.::. "I 1.lnd 1I~': III h.:dJrl!loo rOllmJ.:d In Iwo dl!l.llllJI pl.h.':"') LC to viJlag~ and dIMan..:.: (m Km ) Supply No Fl)ro.:~l Irrlgaled Un-Irngakd Cultorable Area lIot (hy soun;..: ~)f irngal1on) \JvaM": a\lll1l.lhk (Including lor "\lll1".I(lUI1 gallchar and grnvt!~) ~ , 1 ~ P2~ ~n~ ~142 ~ 152 ~ 16~ ~ 172 ~ 182 ~ 12 PR SOMVARPET- v- S EA 407.41 44.58 60.46 ,. PI? SQMVARPET- v- 14 EA 48.12 322.39 32.73 13.86 2 KR SOMVARPET- V- 9 482.86 3 PR SOMVARPET- v- 15 EA 243.64 769.03 187.25 61.01 KR SOMVARPE1- v- 12 403.21 5 PR SOMVARPET· V- 12 EA 130.85 195.95 230.09 31.67 6 PR SOMVARPET- y- 10 fA 104.05 79.27 40.48 7 PR SOMVARPET- v- B EA 252.34 467.03 134.02 62.82 8 PR SOMVARPET- V- 6 EA 182.37 276.41 71.62 14.65 9 PR SOfoIVARPET - v- 8 EA 301.90 423.77 14.21 10 PR SOHVARPET- v- S EA 483.34 86.35 17.45 11 PR SOHVARPET- v- 12 EA 1687.27 12 PR SOMVARPET- V- 9 EA 126.17 597.72 268.64 444.50 13 PR SOMVARPET- y- 16 fA 696.72 53.89 17.04 14 • PR SOMVARPET- V- 10 EA 684.56 215.80 20.07 15 61 VILI__.A(;E A [\1 ENITI[S "dflh 101 C j) IH~) .. " ~()\1 ... \H.I'I r. (', ,J~ i'.{1 no:!) I { ~ IIn.._ 1\1 \ iii L~ .... J "I II .1I~.1 "I 1 101 AIll~ltllh_~ 1\,1I1.I[,k (I! n"t,J' It! Il,!.: .... Ithlll th..: "Ill.l;:': d d.l',h ( ) I~ ~h,,"" 11 In lh.: \" !ll~ \ d1lc!": P 'rll <.oltlllln Jnd n" \1 I,) II Iii hr,J~ "..:1 .. ItI..:: dhl.llh.": In hl ( 1 ) ( 2) (3) ( L.) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 16 THAKER 1 1473.06 1524 P, M -(10+) 10', rio', liP PO, -(5-10) BS (299) Phone 17 HANAGALLU 701.56 2199 PO), MUt) -(0-5) W, HP PO -(0-5) BS (469) 18 YEDUR 470.37 780 P, M -(0-5) W, HP -(0,5) -(0-5) as (153) W KALAKANDUR 657.76 1247 P(2) . (0-5) w, HP -(0,5) -(0-5) BS (259) 20 CHOUDLU 619.80 4785 P(2) -(0-5) T, 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (1Q16) 21 BI\LAGUNDA 627.04 3589 P -(O-S) T, ~, HP, PTO, -(O-5) BS (75B) R Phone 22 SANTHALLI 9'JO 76 972 P, M, H H T, HP, OTH PTO, -(10+) as (211 ) Phone 23 THOLUR SHETTALLI 1112.60 1395 P(2), M, H -(5-10) T, HP, OTH PO, -(5-10) BS (302) Phone 24 CH I KKA THOLUR 569.72 591 P - (5 -10) T, HP I OTH -(0-5) -(10+) BS (94) 25 DODDATHOLUR 578.21 577 P -(S-10) T. HP, OTH -(0-5) - (10+) BS (123) 26 ABBll-lAHA. 220.30 442 P -(0-5) T, HP. CHH Phone -(S-lO} - <0- '» (88) 27 iHAllHARE SHETAlll 853.41 954 P, M - (0 5) T , HP, all-I Phone -(S-10) -(O-S) ( 187) 23 HARAGA 1023.68 541 PI M -(5-10) T, HP, OTH Phone -(10+) BS (115) 29 BETTADAlLl 906.35 850 P, M -(0-5) T, W, HP PO, - (10+) BS ( 169) Phone 30 KOTI1ANAlLI 1662.65 510 P, M -(5-10) T, HP, OTH -(0-5) - (10+) BS ( 111 ) 62 DIREC'r()u.Y AND LAND U~F l\' .lIne () I C' D B I 0 ... k SO,\lV:\RPET: CoJe No.' 0020 Appll),h.h N~"I~~I T"u,n. CI.J ...... "I 1""11 p"..,. .:r L,llId II ... .: 111':,1 IIl1d.:r dllkl~lll \)P~~ ,ot 1.l1lc! II,"~- III h .... 1 ,r.:, 1"lIlhkd \n , .... " d':dlll,d rl,k':~) LC II, \-dlo.l~'; and dl,L,Ul~'; (111 .... 111 f SllPJ'I~ N" FnTc,"' hn~;lh~" Lll llll ( 11 ) <12 ) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) ( 1 ) PR SOMVARPET- v- 10 EA 1121.34 243.94 107.78 16 PR SOMVARPET- v- 2 EA 511.84 168.94 20.78 17 PR SOMVARPET- v- 3 EA 272.00 179.40 18.97 18 PR SOMVARPET- v- 5 -I'< 353.40 231.46 22.90 19 PR SOMVARPET- v- 1 EA 524.77 125.37 25.24 20 PR SOMVARPET- v- 4 EA 591.43 96.30 16.72 21 PR SOMVARPET- v- 12 EA 269.25 579,67 51.84 22 PR SOMVARPET- v- 10 EA 469.22 562.79 80.59 23 PR SOMVARPET- v· 15 EA 253.01 303.98 7.73 24 PR SOMVARPET- v- 13 EA 264.09 303.16 10.96 25 PR SOMVARPET- v- B EA 181.37 6.07 32.86 26 KR SOMVARPET- v- 9 EA 422.42 398.37 32.62 27 KR SOMVARPET- v- 18 Ell. 157.44 805.94 60.30 28 PR SOMVARPET- v- 14 EA 188.21 474.92 243.22 29 KR SO-\VARPET- v- 20 fA 279. '7 1360.86 22.62 30 63 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C. D. Blo;.;k : SOM VARPET; Coue No. :0020 L.C. Naill': of Villag.: Total ar.:a of Total Am.:mll':~ avadabl.: (if 001 avatl.lbk wllhm th.: villag.:. a da~h (-) 15 :..tw~ n In the No. tho: VIllage POPlI- .. olumn and n.:xt to It In I:>rad• .:t~. thc di~tan.:.: in broad rang.:~ VI/ -5 l.m~. 5-10 I..lm•• (In hcctare~) lalion and 10+ kill' oflhc nc .. r.:~l [!Ia~'c ",h..:rc tho: 1:ILlhlv i~ avaitahk 1'. !:;IVCll ~ and Educa- M,,:ul..:al Dnni...ing Po~t Day or Commun!... 8110n No.of tional \\'alcr and Day~ of IBu!. Stop. HOll~- T.:I.;- mar ... .:tl Railway Station. hotd~ grl1ph hatlfany Wat..:rwayl {n (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 31 KUMARAlll 6183.14 786 P, M -(5-10) 1, HP, 01H PO, - (1 0+) -(0-5) (156) Phone 32 KUNDAllI 1051.91 818 P -(0-5) T, HP. OTH PO -(10+) BS ( 173) 33 KOOTHI 973.16 802 P, M -(5-10) T, HP, OTH -(5-10) -(10+) BS (145) 34 DOODAKODlJ 499.11 1323 P(2) -(0-5) \.I, T\.I Phone - (0-5) BS (280) 35 JANARDANAHAlll 423.17 447 P, M -(0-5) w, TW -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (80) 36 KIRIKOOLI 269.64 690 P(2) , H, -(0-5) \.I, TW Phone -(0-5) BS ( 137) PUC 37 NEERGUNDA 273.41 503 P -(5-10) \.I, TW PO -(5-10) BS ( 103) 38 KATTEPURA 458.93 414 P -(5-10) \.I, TW Phone -(5-10) BS (88) 39 KATTEPURA FOREST 236.17 14 -(0·5) -(5·10) W. TK ·(0-5) ·(5-10) ·(0·5) (4) 40 AGALLI 194.71 131 p - (10 ... ) 1.1, TI.I -(0-5) -(10+) 8S (24) 41 NllUVAGllU 468.32 1044 PO) , M, H -(5-10) 1.1, TW PO, -(5-10) BS (207) Phone 42 HONNEKOOI 260.41 312 -(0·5) -(5-10) U, T'I.I Phone ·(5·10) as (63) 43 KEREKERI 194.37 409 P -(0-5) \.I, 1\.1 -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (87) 44 KUDLUR 373.10 7BO p -(0-5) \.I, 1\.1 ·(0-5) - (0·5) BS (155) 45 DOODABANDARA 192.15 40B p -(5-10) \.I, 1\.1 -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (78) 64 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Nanw ot c. D. Block: SOMVARPET; C()J~ No.: 0020 App rna..: h Ncnr':l.t Town. Cia).!' ofTllWn Pl~w ... r Land L1!o': (area umkr dlll~r ... n( Iyp.:s of 'dnd u,....: in h ... .:tarc,.. rounded III tWll dec linn' pia..:.:).) L.C. 10 vllIag,; and dl:.tan.,;.; (Ill Ken.) Supply No. Fllr.:~l Imgnl.:d Un Irngah:d Culll.lrabl.: Ar.:a nol (hy Sllur.:.: of Irrigation) wa;-.h: availahk (in.:luding fnr cultivahoJl gaLicharand grlw p?> (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) PR SOMVARPET- v- 18 EA 4651.62 486.40 1029.48 15.64 31 PR SOMVARPET- y. 14 EA 396.52 573.23 82.16 32 PR SOMYARPET- y. 12 EA 318.69 635.84 18.63 33 PR KOOUPET- VI- 1 EA 317.91 53.33 169.20 34 PR KOOLlPET· V J- 4 EA 240.49 21.95 160.73 35 KR KODLH7ft- VI· 2 EA 181.66 25.19 64.00 36 PR KOOllPEl' Vi· 6 EA. 159.5.5 8.50 105.36 37 KR KODUPET· VI· 6 EA 32.04 153.14 29.34 244.41 38 PR KODUPET· VI- 8 EA 236.17 39 PR KOOLIPET' VI· 10 EA 5.09 7?O6 11.49 106.07 40 PR KOOLJPET· VI' 7 EA 317.94 102.43 47.95 41 PR KOOLIPET- VI- 6 EA 162.34 81.08 16.99 42 PR KOOLIPET- VI- 4 EA 136.02 46.23 12.12 43 PR ICOOLlPET - VI- 4 EA 194.33 143.32 35.45 44 PR KOOLIPET- VI- 8 EA 100.41 66.81 24.93 45 65 \TILl.A(;E A f\1 ,-N ITIE~ l\dlllt! of C.D BIt),-!..: ~()'\1V·\RP[T. CpJe ;-";u. OU2U LC Naill': "~I VIII,J~1! T"I.I1.JII! {,1, (2) (3) (4 ) ( 5) (6) (7) ® (9) (10) 46 KORAGALlU 181.27 28S - (0-5) '(5-10) \.I, T\.I -(0'5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (55) 47 MANAGALI 167.29 392 p - (0 5) ',.I, TW -(0'5) . (0-5) (0-5) (73) 48 [(1 TlURU 192.26 543 p - (5 10) '..I, TI,.I -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (114 ) 49 fiEBBULSE 366.49 538 -(0-5) -(5-10) \'/, TW Phone -(5-10) BS ( 112) SO 8ELLARAHALLI 295.16 304 P( 2), M(2) -(0-5) w, TW PO, -(0-5) as (62) Phofle 51 HULSE 197_11 854 -(O-S) -(0-5) ',.I, TW Phone - (0- 5, BS ( 175) 52 MUDRAVAlLI 240.97 565 p - (0- 5) 1.1, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (97) 53 NAKALAGODU 191.03 392 -(0-5) -(0-5) '..I, TW Ph')ne -(0-5) BS (84 ) 54 AVARADALU 346.48 375 -(0-5) -(O-S) 1.1, TI,.I -(J-5) - (0-5) BS (SO) 55 SIVARALLl 610.98 498 -{O-S} -(O-5) 1.1, TW -(DoS) - (O-S) BS (96) 56 BEMBAlUR 324.45 889 P, M -(O-5) 1.1, n:. PO -COoS) BS ( 162) 57 MADRE 490.75 839 p - (0- 5) 1.1, nJ -(O-S) -(0-5) BS (171 ) 58 DOODABJLAHA 427.46 478 P -(O-5) \oJ, HI ~(O-5) -(0-5) as (89) 59 URUGUHI 445.38 707 p -(o-S) 1.1, HJ Phone -(0-5) BS (144 ) 60 BEDAGOllA 373_36 1069 P, M -(0-5) W. HJ Phone - (0-5) BS ( 187) 61 KASURU 229_82 265 -(O-S) -(0-5) 1.1, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (57) 66 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE N4\nle ot C D Blol..k . SOMYARPET. Cout! No 0020 Approa.. h N.:ar,,:sl Town. Clas.. of Town POW.:r Land U ( 11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) ( 15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) I(R KooL IPET- VI- 7 EA 136.03 38.84 6.40 46 ICR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 5 EA 131.99 28.41 6.89 47 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 6 fA 125_50 48.49 18.27 48 PR SAtUVARSANTE- VI- 6 EA 249.39 98.49 18.61 49 PR SANIVARSANTE- vt- Z EA 213.36 66.82 14.98 50 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- , EA 130.37 56.22 10.52 51 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 2 EA 177.74 48.22 15.01 52 KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 4 EA 144.12 36.39 10.~2 53 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 4 EA 294.74 19.22 32.52 S4 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI - 5 EA 420.92 154.21 35.85 5S PR KOOLIPEJ- VI- S EA 244.93 51.95 27.57 56 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 5 EA 330.03 130.64 30.0B 57 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 4 EA 298.58 100.94 27.94 58 PR ICC?DUPET- VI- 4 EA 282.34 98.77 64.27 59 PR KOOLl PET - VI- 3 EA 282.38 64.27 26.71 60 PR KOOLtPET- VI- 2 EA 102.35 18.06 109.41 61 67 VII.JLAGE AMEN ITIES ]\;,tllle of C. D Bind, SOl\lVARPET. CoJe r-..u U020 LC Ndlll.:,,1 Ylil.tg.: TOldl ah:a 01 T"I.IJ AIlI':11l11':!o 8",Hlahl.: {II n,,1 3\ ,II 1,lh I.: ",Ilhln Ih.: VIJl,lg..:, a da ... h { ) 1'. "hi ,", n In Ih.: Nil Ih.: vlll..I~'; p,)!'u ,-"Iumn and 11.:\11" II III hl.I~~':I~ Ih..: dl'IJI1~~ III bro,IJ ldrlg..: ... VII' -~ .... m'. 'i-IO kllh (In h.:"I,I\":~) 1.11\,)n ,\\\'..\ l(l+ ~,\\, "ILh.: n":,II':"\ [:1 hI! \)'\\I!I": Ih,- \ hlh'" I .... "" ,H!"hk I'" ~"~nl dlld Edll~.l- t.1~'d",JJ D,'nJ..IIJ~ PI'''' D"yor C\lllllllunh"It"'1l N" ,)1 lll'fl,d \\.ll.:r and D.I\ ... 01 IBu ... S«'p. Hill"': T ... i..: 1ll.1l).,,'" R.IlIv.d) SI.ltl<'f1. h"I,I ... )!I,\ph h,11 11 .111) Yo (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ( 7) (8) (9) (10) 62 KELAKODll 469.51 401 P -(0-5) w, TW Phone -(0-5) BS (80) 63 BIDARUR 210.26 1167 -(0,5) -(0-5) 1.1, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (267) 64 CHOWDENA HALLI 236.46 423 p(3), M(2) -(0-5) W. TW -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (84 ) 65 HITHLUKERI 233.78 558 P(2) -(0-5) w, TW - (0 - 5) -(0-5) BS (109) 66 MAllUR 425.52 896 P(3) -COoS) W, 1W -COoS) - (0-5) as (1B5) 67 NIDTHA 230.59 614 P, M -(5-10) W, TW PO -(0-5) BS ( 132) 68 SIDIGAlAlE 297.51 441 -(0-5) -(0-5) w, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (91) 69 SANDAlKOTE FOREST 111.5B -_¥- .... _--- ...... ------_ .... _---- UN I NHA8 I TED ------_ .. _----_ .. _-- 70 ANKANALLI 520.58 777 P(2) , M, H -(5-10) W, TW PO -(SolO) BS (144) 71 MENSA 315.18 412 -(0-5) -(5-10) 1.1, T\.J -(S-10) -(5-10) -(0-5) (86) 72 MYlATHPURA 448.20 488 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.', HI -(0-5) -(10+) 65 (95) 73 HAROHAlLI 519.27 667 P(4) -(5-10) 1,.1, TW -(0-5) -(5-10) as ( 139) 7t.. MI\LAMBI 439.38 1154 P(3) , M -(5-10) 'W, TW PO, -(S-10} BS (256) Phone 75 SIDDAPURA 520.58 672 P(4) , M(2) -(5-10) W, Tlol PTO, FRI as (154) Phone 76 DODDAKANAGALU 406.09 512 -(0-5) -(0-5) \oJ, Tlol -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (110) .... _--- ... - ...... -- 77 MALAMBI FOREST 1312.66 --_ ------UN - INHABlTED ------~------ 6S DIH.ECTORY AND LAND USE ~dll1e oj C.D mil ..:}.. : SOl\1VARPET; CoJe ~().: 0020 Arrro.h.h Nc.tICM Town. Cl'l~' "I T""" n p,'''''.:r to vlC1dg¢ and dL'llIn... ..: (111 I'm ) SUl'pl) No FOI':,,\ I["ngah:d Un-I, n~..lh:J Culturah": Ar.:a nol (by ,,,un:,: "r In \e:,1h, 111) wa,t.:: UVULI..lbl..: (includIng for cultivation gall..:h<1r aud grovcl» (11) (12) ( 13) ( 14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) ( 1 ) PR KDDLJPET- VI- 2 EA 175.22 79.75 214.54 62 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- , Ell. 179.46 60.04 29.13 63 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 2 EA 144.03 79.48 12.95 64 PR SAlH VAR SAN TE- VI- 2 EA 161.69 55.30 16.79 65 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 6 EA 313.93 76.19 35.40 66 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 4 EA 168.28 46.31 16.00 67 PR SANJVARSANTf- VI- 3 EA 175.47 106.64 15.40 68 -- _ ... --- -_ .. --_ ..... - ...... - .. --- ...... ---_ ...... _--_ ...... - UN INHABITED -----_ ... --_ ...... ---_ .... ------_-. .. _--_ ... _ .. ------69 PR SANJVARSANiE- VI- 9 EA 138.80 348.51 33.27 70 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 10 EA 129.96 171.86 13.36 71 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 12 fA 129.94 2a8.01 30.25 72 PR SAN r VARSAN rE- VI- 9 EA 171.70 310.32 37.25 7J PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 8 EA 186.42 227.58 25.38 74 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 8 EA 158.57 106.40 236.31 19.30 7S PR SOMVARPET- y- 7 EA 221.67 154.76 29.66 76 ------UN - INHABITED ------77 69 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Blo~k : SOMVARPET; Code No. :0020 L.C. Nam.: of Village Total area of Total Amenitiel> availabk (if ntll avallab!.: within th.: village. 8 da!>h (-) is ~hl)wn in the No. Ih..: villa,ge Poru- I:olumn and nel(t In 1110 hra .. l..:t:-, the di:-tanee in bn1ad range!' vi.!.. -5 !..IllS. 5-10 klll:-, (In he.:tarel» lallon and 10+ !..Ill!> of 1he near..: .. 1 [!lu\.'e where the f"ll:dlt~ is avaiJahk \" given). and Educa- 1\'1.:d';.al Dnoling Po!.t Day or Communication No of tlOnal \\'at..:r and Day;, of fBus Stop. Hou,;, ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 78 MALAMBI FOREST NO.2 197.66 80 -(0-5) -(5-10) W, TW' -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (19) 79 DODDAMOLATHE 714.99 1253 P, M -(5-10) W, HI - (0-5) -(5-10) as (256) 80 HONNEHANAKODU 750.84 1781 P(5), M(2) -(0-5) W, TW PO - (0-5) BS (347) 81 SUWT) 533.3'\ 584 P(2), M -(0-5) 1.1, TI.I -(0-5) -(O-S) -COoS} (119) 82 CHANNAPURA 347.56 480 P(2) -(0-5) W, TW Phone -(0-5) BS (99) 83 GOWDALLJ 678.38 1510 P(4) , PHC, FPC W, Hoi PTO, -(5-10) BS (326) M(2), H Phone 84 HEGGULA 342.50 670 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, TW Phone -(5-10) BS (136) 85 NANDIGUNDA 311.97 724 P ~(0-5) W, TW PO, -(0-5) BS ( 164) Phone 86 GQPAlAPURA 413.15 1575 P(2) , M ·(0-5) W, TW PO, -(O-S) BS (336) Phone 87 DODDAKOLATHUR 438.40 638 P -(5-10) 1.1, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (132) B8 CHEEKANALLI 143.15 92 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, 1\.-1 Phone -(0-5) BS (20) 89 DUNDALLI 184.84 444 P, M -(0-5) W, HI PO -(0-5) -(0-5) (86) 90 KAJUR 213.61 700 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, T'W Phone ~(0-5) BS (123) 91 MULLUSOGE 670.59 3955 P(2) -(0-5) W, TW, R PO, - (0- 5) BS (831) Phone 92 BAICHANALLI 283.46 1934 P, M -(0-5) W, nl, R -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (402) 70 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Nam~ of C.D.B1ock : SOMVARPET; Cod~ No.: 0020 Apf'n,s.:h N.:an~~t Town. CiaI'I' of T\\wn P\.~W':f Land ~I~ (af.:a und..:r dIIT.:r.:(\\ \Yf'\!~ ~\r t.md u~ in h~..;\ar.:\oo ro\lnd.:.d \0 lw~' d\!cnnal plaC\!b) Le. to vIJlag~ lind dl~lanc.: (in Km.) Supply No. Fo ....:!>t Imgat.:d Un-ir ... igat.:d Cuhu ... abl~ Area nol (hy !>uur.:e of Irrigation) Wa~le availabl.: (mduding ftlr ,",ullivalion gaucharand gro... ":h) {11> (12) ( B) (14) (15 ) (16) {172 (18) (1) KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 10 197.66 78 PR SOMVARPET- V- 6 EA 445.58 216.03 53.38 79 PR SQM\lARPET- \/- b EA 504.73 2.00.61 45.50 BO KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 10 fA 289.48 211.97 31.86 81 PR SOMVARPET- V- S EA 241.37 90.42 15.77 82 PR SANIVARSANTE- Vl- 8 EA 399.08 238.56 40.74 83 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI - 10 EA 210.97 108.70 22.83 84 PR SANJVARSANTE- VI- 9 EA 198.22 89.30 24.45 85 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 2 EA 213.81 139.05 60.29 86 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 2 EA 2~4. 72 177.76 35.92 87 PR SANJVARSANTE- VI- 4 EA 103.42 29.19 10.54 88 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 2 EA 111.28 57.56 16.00 89 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- Z EA 122.22 86.99 18.05 90 PR KUSHALNAGAR- V- 2 EA 60.71 Total 16.20 429.12 132.56 245.90 91 0 16.20 PR KUSHAlNAGAR- V' 1 EA 88.22 TotaL 6.07 210.04 33.35 58.16 92 0 6.07 71 VIl.,1 .... AGE A ~t E NIT IE S ~,l1ne ot C.D.BloLk SOJ\1VARPr:T. ("uJ.: ~n ou~O LC N.lln.:.,! VJ!).11N TOI.I'dr.:a "I Tplal Am,,·nlll .. , IIV.UI.lhlc (I' 11<,1 d\ (1) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 93 BASAVANA. hALLI 666.44 2068 P(S) , -(0-5) W, TW. R PO, -(0-5) BS (426) MO) , H Phone 91. RASUL BETTAGER I 313.03 718 P(t.) -(0-5) hi, Hoi PO, -(5-10) as ( 146) Phone 95 RANGASAMUDRA 389.53 1418 P(6) , M -(0'5) W, TK. R PO, -(O-s) BS (301 ) Phone 96 NANJARAJAPATNA 389.78 1228 P(2) , M, K PHC W, TW, R PTO, -(10+) BS (285) Phone 97 VALNUR TYAGATHUR 931.61 1970 P(3), M -(0-5) T , Hoi , R PO, -(S-l0) as (418) Phone 98 NELLI YAHAUD I KER I 876.73 4590 P, M, AC -(0-5) T, I.J, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (954) Ph()ne 99 ABYATHMANGALA 945_ 18 2184 P, AC -(0-5) 1,.1, HP PO, -(0-5) 8S (493) Phone 100 KUDLUR$HETTAll r 714.67 1131 P, AC - (5- 10) '-', HP PO, -(5-10) as (259) Phone 101 ATTUR FOREST 1179.28 325 ·(0-5) -(0-5) W, TW -(O-S) -(O-S) BS (68) 102 ANEJ(AD FOREST 1980.57 224 -(0-5) -(5-10) W, HJ -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (52) 103 'fEDAVANADU FOREST t BIT 1061.55 85 -(0-5) -(10+) 1,.1, TW -(5-10) - ( 10+ ) -(0-5) (20) 104 BLOCKCUT 387_67 ------_ ...... -.- ... -- ... ---- ..... UN INHAB !TED ------_ .. _---_ ..... _------.. FROM.JAINKALBETTA -- 105 JAINKAlBETTA FOREST 127.48 ---- ... ----- ... ----- ...... -~---- UN - INHABITED --_ ...... _ ..... -----_ .. _--_ .. __ 106 SAGERI FOREST 258.79 ----,----- ... _---- ... _------UN 1 NHABJTED ...... --...... _. _ ...... -- ..... 107 MAVINA HALLl FOREST 136_51 108 -(0-5) -(10+) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(0-5) (24 ) 72 DIREC'I'OltY AND LAND USE N.lllle ot C. D. BIt >d, . SOM V ARrET; CoJ~ No.: 0020 Arpr<>,h.h N..:a ... c~t Town. Cl.1"~ "I Tn" n PO"':'" Laud lJ~'" (,Ir... a lInd.:.- dd klcll1 1)1' ...... "I l,lnJ 11 ...... In h ... '-l..... c~ round.:d hll~o d":dlll.J1 rl..t ...... ~) LC ll) vIII.Il!': and liL~lan .. .: (m "m ) SUI'rl ,.. No FUI""'I 1111¥.tI..:d U[I'II 11C-!.tt...J CUIlUI,lhl ... ArCd not (h~ ~oun.. ": ,,( In 1l,!.tll ( 1 , > (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) . (1) PR KUSti~lNp.,C.A.R- v- '3 E~ 81 .. 30 Total 73.28 310 .. 61 81.86 119 .. 39 93 0 12.14 GC 61 .. 14 PR KUSHALNAGAR- v- B EA Total 152 .. 55 70.59 27.16 62 .. 73 94 GC 152 .. 55 PR KUSHALNAGAR- V .. 8 EA 65 .. 97 Total 136.42 121 .. 54 16.16 49.44 95 GC 136 .. 42 PR KUSHAlNAGAR- v- 14 EA Total 50.00 252.43 67 .. ' , 20 .. 24 96 Tk 7.05 GC 42 .. 95 PR KUSHALNAGAR- v- 16 EA 5.82 863.56 41.48 20.75 97 PR VIRAJPET- IV- 16 EA Total 6.15 743.55 102.58 24.45 98 0 6.15 PR KUSHALNAGAR- v- 22 EA 861.42 18.20 65.56 99 PR KUSHAlNAGAR~ v- 20 EA 186 .. 38 490 .. 56 16.93 20 .. 80 100 PR KUSHAlNAGAR- v- 3 936.37 203.24 39.67 101 PR I(uSHALNACAR - v- 6 1980.57 102 KR KUSHALNAGAR- v- 12 Ell. 1061.55 103 ------~------UN - INHABITED ----.------.------104 ------.------UN - INHABITED ------105 ------UN - INHABITED ------106 PR KUSHALNAGAR- v- 16 136.51 107 VILLAGE AMENITIES Ndme ot C.D Block' SOMVARPET, Code. No :0020 LC NalTIl! of Villag~ T Ola\ al"\.!8 of Tot.. , Am.:mUe ... avall.Illl.: (1\ nol av.llldhl.: wnhln Iho; vllldg..:. a d.l ..h {-) 1<; !\hllwn In Ihe No th..: vIU.tg,; Popu I"ojumn and n":l(l 10 It III br.t ... I..d .... Ih..: dl"ldn~,; Hl hrond rang.:~ VI; -5 ~m~. 5-10 l..m~. (In h.:d1lr';\) JalJon amI 10+ ).m" ". Ih ... n ...·.1,- ...• .. 1 [!j.).e ~h ...·f ... • Ih ... I 1\.1])1:t: Pi ;'V,111"hl.: 1.. s:"v"'J1~ and Edu .. a- M.:dldll Dnnklng PU~( Odyor Commu niL at Ion No of lIoll.JI \VoIl.:r aQd Days of lBus Stop. H"l1~';- Td,;- mark..:t! Railway 5I<1\Ion, hold!! grdph hdt 11 any WUl':IWIlY! .t1~ 1.2 2 t32 ~4~ ~52 ~6~ ~n ~8l ~92 ~ 1 O~ 108 MANAJUR 457.20 1179 peS), -(O~5) \./, T\.I ~(O-5) -(0-5) BS (228) "(2), H 109 SIRA.NGALA 429.65 2312 P, H, H PHC, FPC T, \.I, HP PO, THU BS (457) Phone 110 ToRENUR 1920-39 3502 P(4), M, H -(0-5) T, \.I, HP ~O, -(0-5) BS (733) ~hone 111 MARUR 850.76 1002 P -(0-5) \.I, T\.I, HP ~'0-5) -(0-5) - (0-5) (199) '12 t\EBSAlE 448.10 ~250 P(Z), M, PHC, fPC, T, \01, \\P, pro, w£o SS (642) H, AC RP R Phone 113 I1UL.SE 238.97 1057 P(Z), M -(0-5) \oJ, T\oJ, HP, PO THU BS (207) R 114 IWDIGE 1487.30 4628 p(6) , M, -(0-5) 101, T\'/, R, PTO, SAT as (Q01) H(2) , AC oTH Phone 115 BENDEBETTA fOREST 139.27 129 -(0-5) -(0-5> 101 -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (26) 116 ICUDUMANGALoRE 1098.42 5959 p(4) , M, PHC, D, 1.1, rw, R PTO, -(O~5) BS (1325) AC FPC Phone 117 ULUGULlJ 1408_24 4186 P, M -(0-5) \.I, HI' PTo, ·(O~5) BS (949) Phone 118 KANABYlU BACHANAllI 523.15 1002 P(Z), M, H -(5-10) 101, HI' PO, -(5-10) as (247) Phone 119 NALKUR SIRANGAlA 820.21 1359 -(O-S) -(10+) 1.1, HI' PO, ~Cl0+) as (307) Phone 120 HERUR 1287.01 894 P, M -(5-10) 1.1, HI', R, PO -(5-10) as (202) OTH 121 ANDAGoVE 1655.70 3189 p(3), -(0-5) \.I, HP. R PO, ~(o-s) as (692) M(2) , H Phone '22 HOSKOTE 7TH 1397.60 3151 p(2), M -(5-10) W, HI' PTO, -(5-10) as (663) Phone 74 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE I\;.unc of C.D.Blo\':k : SOMVARPET; Cod~ No.: 0020 AI'f"' ..... h N.:ar':,,1 T ..",o. Cla:-" ••fTI,y,n P,,~~r l.afl,. u...: (.11':" IIII.kr Jlfl.:I.:nl l)r.::. Hf J.IUJ u ...... in h.:dan:" rnunJ.:d In two Ik':1T1131 ria ...... :.) l.e. tl' "IlIal!r.! 0I1hl Jhtan.. ..:: (III Kill I Supply No. F•• r.· .. t hlli!.,I.:d U n-Irn~ah:d Cul!lIruhl.: Ar.:a nol (h~ !o4.)ur~.: "1 lrrr~"Il'IIIJ WiI""': a\l a II:.hl..: (.n..h... fin~ ."'r.:utu'<"li.m t!.HI~h .. r and ~I')\~:oi (ll) (12 ) PR KUSl1AlNAGAR- v~ 6 EA Total 257.08 124.49 67.53 S.10 lOS' GC 2'57.08 PR t(USHALNAGA~' v~ 10 EA Total 270.82 e3.55 64.75 10.'53 109 (iC 270.82 PR ('USHALNAGAR' v- T2 fA 175.26 Total 320.17 674.77 493.28 256.91 UO GC 320. \7 PI? IWSHALNAGAR· v· 10 Total 2'J ...... S 169.2!! 182.98 94.05 111 GC 20... 45 PR KUSHAlNAGAR· v· 10 EA Total 1M.55 167.94 104.38 11.20 "2 GC 164.58 PR IWSHALNAGAR· v- 10 fA Total 153.84, 58.72 0.:.0 26.01 113 GC 153.84 PR KUSHAl1iACAR- v- 3 EA 114.34 Total 449.39 477.91 337.42 108.24 114 GC 449.39 KR KUSHAlNACAR' v· 5 139.27 115 PR ICUS~AlHAGAR' 'II. Z EA Total 98.47 393.95 6a6.00 116 0 98.47 PR SUHllKOPPA- Vi· "I EA 1375.47 31.Q4 lB.01 117 PR SUNTlKOPPA- VI- 6 EA 485.20 25.32 12.63 118 PR SUN7IKOPPA- '111- 13 EA 7 108.21 6.88 119 PR SUNTIKOPPA· VI' 9 EA 399.99 '-'. 127_60 633.02 120 PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI· S EA 16:).14 1155.18 269.75 70.63 121 PR SUN T I KOPPA - VI- 8 fA .... ;..91 591.90 335.53 20.26 122 75 \'ILL{\(;E A ~l [: I\J ( TIL :-, 1\,iJl'l: ot C D Blo~.k ~() \1 \' A RPL r • CoJ~ l\.n lIO~(J l( "'din\. 01 VIII,I!!'" T"I d an.:a 01 1 ulll A"flh.lIl1',~ .,vd,i.lhk Jd 111'( d~.1I1.1hk .... llh"llh~ \ III '/' "d.hh ( ) I' ,II ,.., II I n Ill ... j\ol lh ... ~111.1~ ~, l ~22 ~32 { .. ~ ~ 5l ~6 ~ U2 ~82 ~92 (10)____ 123 ATlUR NALLUR 1210_37 3371 P( 3), M -(5-10) '.I, HP PTa, -(5-10) BS (812) Phone 124 CHERAlA SRIMANGAlA 18eZ.62 4570 P(3), - (0 5) 1.1, HP PO, -(o-S) as (1016) M(2) , H Phone 125 IRALE VAlAMUDI 890.12 786 P -(5-10) 1.1, HP Phone -(5 10) bS (203) 126 HORUR 1397_06 1545 P(2) -(5 10) 1.1, HP. R PTO, - (5 - 10) 65 (371) Phone 127 KEOAKAL N[(.AOAL 958.96 1709 P -(5-10) 101, HP PO, -(5-10) 8S (404) Phone '28 KANl"ANAKOLll d12.94 1000 PO) • M -(5-10) 101, HP PO, -(5-10) 8S (250) Phone '29 MUVATHOKLU 1812.89 1624 P(3) • M(2} - (0 5) 1.1, HP V, -(0-5) SS (384) Phone no S I RANGALLl 1219.62 1256 P -(0-5) \./, HP PO, -(o- 5) BS (113) Pho(1e 131 GARUVAlE 2466.65 891 P, M, H -(5 10) \./, HP po, -{5-10} 8S (205) Phone 132 SURLABI 5476.16 1055 P(2}, M(2) - (5-10) 1.1, HP PTO, ·(10+) 8S (201) Phone 133 KUMBUR 1037.24 3103 p(2) , M(2) MH, PHC, 1./, HP PO. SAT as (690) RP Phone 134 GARAGANDUR 939.35 2606 P(2), M, -(0-5) J.J, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (553) H. PUC Phone 135 ANJANAGERI BETTAKERI 858.59 1284 P{Z) , M. H -(0-5) u, HP PO, - (0-5) 8S (317) Phone Total (Sum) Q9403.72 1'}7345 P{ 197}, H, MH, (33501) M(79) , PHC(6) , D, H(23), FPC(4}, PUC(2) , RP(3) AC(6) 76 DIH.EC'TOI{\" AND LAND l' ~ I " .1nl~ "t C. D Dlod" . SO:--. t \' AI<. PET~ C()d~ '1<1.: 0020 ApproaLh N':,Ir..:'1 T"", 11. ('I I" 01 Tn" n P""".:r Lllld u,._ (,II": •• uud.:r ,1111.:1":111 (\1'':' III J.IJ1d ll ..... 111 III_d.II":' flHlnd .... d (0 :"''1 d~~111 ,I pi 1\.':') L(, tn ",11 .. ~>! ao\l \h ... t,lO\.': \111 f-..1I1 ) SlIpply No r"I":-" 'rn~,ll..:J L n It r l~~.l~lt CUhUI".lhk Ar':J "tot (1,) ~oun.': ,,/ Irlitc' ,1,"'1) \1.3'1 ...' H'v"I/.lItl..: (IJl\.IU"\I1~ "'f Lultlhl(H'1I g.HI~h.,r .lJld gn'"..:..,) P 1 2 ~ 12 ~ ~13~ ~'4l ~ 1 ') ~ ill.2...._ ~'72 n 8 2 ~ 1 ) PR SUNTIKOPPA- V:- 10 fA 1096,76 44.40 69.21 123 PR SUNTIKOPPA· VI- 16 fA 1.60.09 1038.05 248.69 135.79 124 PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI 16 EA 669.64 143.81 76.67 125 Pi? SUNTIKOPPA- VI· 10 EA 1283.96 41.66 66.44 126 PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI 6 EA 854.23 62.e'1 41.88 127 PR SU,.,TIKOPPA- VI- 10 EA 611~.OO 175.62 23.~2 128 PR SUNTIKOPPA' VI- 13 fA 445. i7 830.31 519.82 17.59 129 PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 15 fA 832.C3 358.80 28.79 130 PR SUNT)KOPPA- VI· 20 EA 600.44 598.~8 1099.48 108.05 131 PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI - 25 EA 19B1.44 3'J3.59 29 7 2.86 218.27 132 PR SUNTIKOPPA· VI- la EA 690.9, 296.91 49.36 133 PR SUNTIKOPPA- Vi- 8 EA 512.02 124.78 302.55 134 PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 3 fA O}S.14 196.51 53.94 135 167<.0.16 Tot.::1L 2359.47 4<. 724.1+7 24466.31 9505.24 H 7.05 0 139.03 GC 2213.39 77 VI RAj PET C~.'JLOCK on $ r: l:"'-_ ~ j 1 I jl ":,a:, -<] ~ I i i I~I:!I:() t ~- i ~ ! j )1 I:~: :1-. ~ -~ ~i i LJ:_; • t~f- EB ~ ! J !!'ij 0 I!' C I ~ r ~~ ~ "\ li : ~ '\ ~i @ C;, ~ ~ \ .8..0 ~-!i , ~o 111- o£ u i ! a.$! .. ~ £; -0 ..... ~ :3 u ~ a: ~ ~ ..... tca.<'" CJ) Fron'l ;! I- 0 ~ a..ILl => V" ~ ~ ! ~ ... -c E IX: Ie E ~ £ J,r I - I > 0 ======~~~======~;~ Al.. 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LAGES TALUK V1R,\IPl r 0010 C D BLOCK VIRAJPCT 0030 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CEhlSl)S HO LOCATION CODE LOCATION CODE LOCA TI ON CODE LOCATION CODE (M~muat ) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 5 6 1 AlmLlngata 11/13/3/2 11/13/0030/0002 9/12/3/2 09/12/0030/0002 2 AnlHlll t 1 1'/13/3/24 '1/13/0030/0024 9/12/3/24 09/12/0030/0024 3 Araker1 Fore~t 11/13/3/59 11/13/0030/0059 9/12/3/56 09/12/0030/0056 4 Araker1 Forest , "I/B/3/eO 11/13/0030/0C60 9/12/3/58 09/12/0030/0058 S Arakcrl fore ... t 11/13/3/61 11/13/0030/0061 9112/3/57 09/12/0030/0057 6 Arnme,-, 11/13/3/16 11113/0030/0016 9/12/3117 09/12/0030/0017 7 Ar j' 11/13/3/10 11/13/0030/0010 9/12/311 0 09/12/0030/0010 B Aruvathoklu , 1/13/3/64 '1/13/0030/0064 9/12/3/48 09/12/0030/0048 9 B_Shcttlgcr, 11/13/3/53 11/13/0030/0053 9/12/3/50 09/12/0030/0050 10 Badaga 11/13/3/8 11/13/0030/0008 9/12/3/8 09/12/0030/0008 "11 Badnga il,H/3175 11/13/0030/0075 9/12/3/78 09/12/003010078 '2 Badagabanangala 11/13/3/44 l' 113/0030/0044 9/1.2/3/30 09/12/0030/00:;;0 13 Bildagarakert 11/13/3/90 11/13/0030/0090 9/12/3/93 09/12/0030/0093 14 BaLeLe 11/ 131'3/65 11113/0030/0065 9/12/3/65 09/12/0030/0065 15 BaLugodu 11/13/3/5 "113/0030/0005 9/12/3/5 09/12/0030/0005 16 Balyamandur 11/13/3/87 11/13/0030/00B7 9/12/3/90 09/12/0030/0090 17 Begur '1/13/3/93 "/13/0030/0093 9/'2/3/87 09112/0030/0087 18 Bckke sodlur 11/13/3/50 11/13/0030/0050 9/12/3/63 09/12/0030/0063 19 Be L Lumadu 11/13/3/17 11/13/0030/0017 9/12/3/18 09/12/0030/0018 20 Bel Lur 11/13/3/8B 11113/0030/0088 9/12/3/91 09/12/0030/0091 21 8e~agur 11/13/3/70 1'/13/0030/0070 9/12/3/70 09/12/0030/0070 22 Betol1 11/13/3/11 11/13/0030/0011 9/12/3/11 09/12/0030/0011 23 Bcttakerl 11/13/3/26 11113/0030/0026 9/12/3/32 09/12/0030/0032 24 Bl lugunda '1111313/3' 1'\ 113/0030/0031 91'\ 2/3/37 09 11210G30/003 7 25 Bltur 11/13/3/71 11/13/0030/0071 9/12/3/71 09/12/0030/0071 26 Blttangala 11/13/3/4 "/13/0030/0004 9/12/3/'_ 09/12/0030/0004 27 Byrambada 11/13/3/36 11/13/0030/0036 9/12/3/42 09/12/0030/0042 28 Chanoayana Kote '1/'3{3/43 , 1 /13/0030/0043 9/12/3129 09/1210030/0029 29 ChCflbe Belllyur 11/H/3/Z2 11113/0030/0022 9/12/3/23 09/12/0030/0023 30 Chlkka Mondur 11/13/3/86 " /13/0030/0086 9/l2/3/89 09/12/0050/0089 31 Oevamachl Forest 1'/13/3/58 11/13/0030/0058 9/12/3/55 09/12/0030/0055 3Z Oevanagcr 1 11/13/3/21 11/13/0030/0021 9/12/3/22 09/12/0030/0022 33 Devaour 11/13/3/66 11/13/0030/0066 9/12/3/66 09/12/0030/0066 34 DhanugaLa '1/13/3/73 11/13/0030/0073 9/12/3/73 09/12/0030/0073 35 Guhya '1/13/3/40 11/"13/0030/0040 9/'2/3/46 09/12/0030/0046 36 Hachtnad 11/13/3/38 11/13/0030/0038 9/12/3/44 09/12/0030/0044 37 Hal t Igattu 11/13/3/47 11/13/0030/0047 9/12/3/47 09/12/0030/0047 38 Halugunda 11/13/3/37 "/13/0030/0037 9/12/3/43 09/12/0030/0043 39 Harthara 11/13/3/82 11/13/0030/0082 9/12/3/85 09/12/0030/0085 81 TALl:K: VIR/\JPl l-uo,o C. D. BLock: V1RAJPCr-0030 Sl ~AME OF THE VJLLA~E 1981 CENSUS NO LOCATION CDOE LOCA J ION CODE LOCAl ION COCE LOCATION COOE (Manual) (Computer) (M;tnUill) (Computer} 2 3 {. 5 6 40 Hathug~ttu fore~t 11/13/31b7 ',/13/0030/0067 9/12/3/07 09/12/0030/0067 41 Mathur l1/n/3/55 11113/003':'10055 911213/52 09/1210030/0052 42 Hebbale ll/H/3/57 11 /13/0030/C05 7 9/12/3/54 09/12/0030/0054 43 He99;)la 11113/3/9 11/13/0030/0009 9/12/3/9 09/12/0030/0009 44 Hosukote 11/13/3/30 11113/0030/0030 9/12/3/34 09/12/003010034 l.S Ho~oor 11/1313/27 11113/0030/0027 9/12/3133 09/12/0030/0033 46 Hudjkcrl " 11313/85 '1/1310030/00e<:, 9/12/3/86 09/12/0030/0086 47 Hy-;odlur 11/H/3/89 ',/13/0030/0089 9/12/3/92 09/12/0030/0092 48 Kadanga Mnrur 11!13/1/15 11/13/0032/C']lS 9/12/3115 09112/0030/0015 t.Q Kadanur 11/'')1'S/23 '1/13/0030/0e23 9/12/3/16 09/12/003:)/0016 50 Kil1kcrl 11/B.3/56 11/13/Cf30/GOS6 9/12/3/')3- 09/12/00.s0/0053 51 Kalathffii1du 11/ 1 313128 11/13/0030/0028 9/12/3/35 09/12/0030/{)035 52 Knnnclngal a 11/H/3135 1 V 13/0030/0035 9/12/3/4' 09112/003C/0041 53 Kanur 11/13/3/S1 11/13/0030/0051 9/1213/64 09/12/0030/0064 54 Kardlgodu 11/13/3/41 "/13/0030/0041 9112/3/27 09112/003010027 5S KarmC)du 11/1313/33 11/131003.0/0033 9/1213/39 09/12/0030/0039 56 Kavadi ",13/3134 11/'\3/0030/0034 9/12/3/40 09/12/0030/0040 57 Kedamul tUI" "'/13/3/13 11/13/0030/0013 9/12/3/13 09112/0030/0013 58 klrgur l' /13/3/48 11/l3/0030/00t.8 9/1213/61 09/12/0030/0061 59 Kolatodu Bygodu 1 H13/3/2Q 11113/0030/0029 9/12/3/36 09/12/0030/0036 60 Kothur lH13/3/e3 11/13/0030/0083 9112/3176 09/12/0030/0076 61 Kottager; " 113/3169 11/13/0030/0069 9/12/3/69 09/12/0030/0069 62 Kottol i 11/l313!12 11/13/0030/0012 9/1213/12 09112/0030/0012 63 Kuktur l1/H/3/1 11113/0030/0001 9/12/3/1 ~9/12/0030/0C'Ol 64 KUl1Itoor 11/13/317!.. l' /13/0030/0074 9/12/3/74 09/12/0030/0074 6S Kunda 11/13/3/5.:. 11/13/0030/0054 9/12/3/51 09/12/0030/0051 66 KUr'lJ 70 Maggula ',/13/3/3 11/13/0030/0003 9/12/3/3 09/12/0030/0003 71 Mai thadi 11/13/3/20 11/13/0030/002Q 9/12/3/21 09/12/0030/0021 72 Maldare 11/13/3/42 11/13/0030/0042 9/12/3128 09/12/003010028 73 Mancholl1 & Forest 11/13/3/78 11/13/0030/0078 9/12/3/80 09/12/0030/0080 74 Mathur 11/13/3/49 ',/13/0030/00L.9 9/12/3/62 09/12/0030/0062 75 Moyilrnud I 11/13/3/63 11/13/0030/0063 9/12/3/6Q 09/12/C030/0060 76 Mekur Hosakcri 11/13/3/25 ',/13/0030/0025 9/12/3/31 09/12/0030/0031 n Mugutogerl 11 J 13/3/94 llI13/D030/00Q4 911213/88 09/12/003010088 82 ALI>IIABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TALUK: VIRAJPET-0030 C D BLOCK VIRAJPET-OO,01 SL NAME OF THE VILLAGE 1991 CENSUS 1981 CENSUS NO lDCAT J ON CODE LOCAT10N CODE lOCAT 1 ON CODE LOCA TJ ON CODE (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 78 Nalken 11/13/3/19 "/13/0030/0019 9/12/3/20 09/12/0030/0020 79 Natkerf 11/13/3/84 1 1 ,13{0030/0084 9/12/3175 09/12{0030/0075 80 NaLkerl Forest 11/13/3/76 11/13/0030/0076 9/12/3/77 09/12/00:$0/0077 8, Nallur 11/13/3/72 , 1/13/0030/0072 9/12/3/72 09/12/0030/0072 82 NalvathokLu 11/13/3/32 11/13/0030/0032 9/12/3/38 09/12/0{l30/0038 83 Nangala 11/13/3/6 " /13/0030/0006 9/12/3/6 09/12/0030/0006 84 Nerrma le East And \Jest 11/13/3/80 ,,/13/0030/0080 9/12/3/83 09/12/0030/0083 85 Nlttur 1'/13/3/68 11/l3/0030/0068 9/12/3/68 09/12/0030/0068 86 Nokya ,1/13/3/62 11113/0030/0062 9/12/3/59 09/12/0030/0059 87 Palangala 11/13/3/14 '1,13/0030/0014 9/12/3/14 09/12/0030/0014 88 Parkatager1 11/13/3/92 11/13/0030/0092 9/12/3/95 09/12/0030/0095 89 Pullyen 11/13/3/46 ',/13/0030/0046 9/12/3/25 09/'2/0030/0025 90 Rudraguppe 11/13/3/7 11/13/0030/0007 9/12/3/7 09/12/0030/0007 91 Shettlgen T " /13/3/81 11/13/0030/0081 9/12/3/84 09/12/0030/0084 92 Slckiapura 11/13/3/45 11/13/0030/0045 9/12/3/26 09/12/0030/0026 93 Theratu 11/13/3/91 11/13/0030/0091 9/12/3/94 09/12/0030/0094 94 Yedur 11/13/3/39 11/13/0030/0039 9112/3/45 09/12/0030/0045 83 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C D. Block: VIRAJPET; CoJe No. :0030 LC Nam.: of Vdl.Jg.: Total ar.:a (,I Tolal Am.;mll':!. av,.11I.1hl.: (il 11,.[ .lVdddbl.: ~llhln th..: VIII,lg..: a d ..... h ( ) ...... hn .... n In Ihe No tho: "J1J.lg..: Popu- "nhllnn and 0.:.>.:11 .. II III hr.l~k.d .... th.: UI'.I.JI1\.c III oro.lJ r.lng\!'" Vl/ 'i k.1Ill> 'i-IO k.1ll". (In h.: ... tar..: .. ) lallnn and 10+ 1..111'" of th.: n.: Ir-: ... \ ~II~': \\ hI.. r.; th.: 11~1I11\ I' ,1\,lIllhl.: I' gl\.;n! ami EJu .. a- tI.!...dL\..d DLln)"lllg Pu ... t DdY nr C()ll1lllUfIll...l\l!HI No or 'l')n.ll v.'.\t.:r and Da) ... '\~ I Bl,1, S\,,~. Hou....:- T.:I.:- mdlk.d! R .. II""ay Slo.1l1on holJs graph h,LI II any W"t.:rwayl (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) KUKLUR 468.H 525 -(0-5) -(0-5) \./. HP Phone -(0-5) BS ( 127) 2 AIMANGALA 298.64 516 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (110) Phone 3 MAGGUlA 612.77 704 P -{O-5} 1.1, HP Phone -(O-5) BS (159) 4 BITTANGAlA 717.47 1114 p. M - (0- 5) 1.1, TW PO -(0-5) BS (261) 5 BALUGOOU 845.92 1386 P -(0-5) T, \./, HP -COoS) -(0-5) as (268) 6 NANGAlA 705.03 709 P, M -(0-5) PO -(0-5) as (181) 7 RUDRAGUPPE 2058.33 1240 P(2) • M -(0-5) \./, HP PO -(10+) BS (300) 8 BADAGA 4428.60 732 P, M -(10+) 1.1, HP PO -(10+) BS ( 164) 9 HEGGALA 6867.92 2492 P(4) I M H W. HI PO, - (10+) BS (549) Phone 10 ARJI 944.52 2732 p. M -(0-5) !.I. nl PO, -(0-5) as (542) Phone BHOLl 922.41 H14 P -(0-5) 1,1, TOW PTO. -(0-5) BS " (352) Phone 12 KOTTOlI 484.01 912 P -(5-10) \./, HP PO -(5-10) BS ( 197) 13 KEDAMULLUR 5389.42 2583 P(3), M(2) - (10+) W, HP PO -(5-10) BS (599) 14 PALANGALA 2622.12 771 p -(0-5) w, HP PO -(0-5) BS (186) 1S KADANGA MARUR 690.88 1094 p. M -(5-10) u. HP PO -(5-10) BS (257) 84 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Blol:k : VIRAJPET; Cooe No.: 0030 Approa..:h N..:an;<,t Town. Cla!>~ 01 Town Pow..:r Land liS": (ar":8 unJ..:r dln~r\!l1t t)r.:~ of I.HlJ u"': In h\!-.ldr..:!> rnund.;:d to two d":":lIllal ria..:.:::.) LC to vlllag..: and ul"lan..:.: (Ill Km ) Suprly No For.:~t lrng::lh:oj Un'lrngdh!U Cuhurabk Ar.:a not (by ~)ur .. .; 01 ITtlgallnn) wasIl! availdbl.: {in..:ludmg for cuJlivahoJ} gau .. har and grov.::.) nn (12) (13) (14 ) (15) ( 16) ( 1 7) ( 18) (1) PR VIRAJPET· I I I . 2 EA 541.01 27.79 7.94 PR VIRAJPET- 111- 3 EA 185.28 78.58 34.78 2 PR VfRAJPET- If f- 3 EA 559.58 25.09 51.96 3 PR VIRAJPET- 11 1- 4 EA 392.89 183.46 141.12 4 PR VJRAJPET- J J I - 5 EA 461.05 448.59 25.51 5 KR VIRAJPET- Ill- S EA 424.15 233.71 47.17 6 PR VIRAJPET- 111 - 10 EA 404.70 778.13 395.67 479.83 7 PR VIRAJPET- 111- 13 EA 3331.09 486.85 196.16 414.50 8 PR VIRAJPET- I I 1- 10 EA 4918.51 1162.98 704.18 82.25 9 PR VIRAJPET- 11 I· 5 EA 604.92 271.94 80.29 10 PR VIRAJPET- 111- 2 EA 690.80 227.97 52.27 11 PR VIRAJPET- III - 7 EA 306.36 146.65 31.00 12 PR VIRAJPET· I I 1- 9 EA 2709.82 1451.11 1144.34 84.15 13 PR VIRAJPET- ill- S EA 1501.44 699.69 363.29 57.70 14 PR IJIRAJPET- 111- 6 fA 453.94 158.87 78.07 15 85 VILLAGE AMENITIES Nal1l~ ot C. D. Blod. : VIRAJPET, CoJ~ !':o. :0030 LC Nam!.! of VIlla)!!! Tnt.11 an:d "I' Tot.,j AIll.:nltl':~ avadahl.: (I f n, ,t avad.lhk .... Ithlll Ih.: vdla~.:. a da ,h (-) IS ~h,lwn In lh~ Nn Ih.: vIlla!;.: P"PII- ';O]Ullln lind n.:xt In II 11\ hra\..l.:t:.. th.: dl~I.1I1 .. .: III hrnaJ rant;':l- VI/. -5 .... 11\:.. 5-10 .... lns. (Ill h-:dar.::.j ].Jllon and 10 + .... m" of Ihc n.:ar.:,,1 [:].],.: .... h.:r.: Ih.: 1.1, JIlt): I' avad .• hl.: 1;- glv .... nl allJ E.tu,a- I'I.I.:J".al Dnnl..Ul~ P,,;.I O .. yor C'Hllllluni.:alLon N'l,)f IHlnal V.'ah:r and Days of IBul- SLOp. HllU:"':- T.:it!- lllarJ..ct/ Railway Stahlm, holds f!raph hat If any Wah:~ayJ ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4 ) (5) (6) (7) (B) (9) ( 10) 16 ARAMERJ 691.90 1262 P, M -(0-5) IJ, HP PO, - (0-5) BS (324) phone 17 BELLUMADU 373.82 525' P, M -(0-5) \.J, HP PO, -(0-5) BS ( 134) Phone 1B KUNJAlAGERI 719.17 824 P(2), M -(5-10) w, HP PO -(5-10) BS (180) 19 NALKERI 800.63 1486 P, M -(5-10) IJ, HP PO -(5-10) BS (345) 20 MAITHAD 1 1058.25 1745 P( 2), M -(5-10) PO - (5 -10) as (411) 21 DEVANAGERI 865.83 1340 P, M, H -(0-5) IJ, HP PO -(0-5) BS (319) 22 C\1£MBE BELLI '(UR 918.83 1498 P, M -(.0-5) 'W, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (352) Phone 23 KADANUR 451.75 1113 P, M -(0-5) W, TW PO, -(0-5) BS (252) Phone 24 AMMATT I 547.84 915 P, M, H H, RP(2) IJ PTO, -(5-10) BS (213) phone 25 MEKUR HOSAKERI 1357.13 3348 P(2) , H, PHC W, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (791 ) M(2) • H Phone 26 BETTAKERI 629.69 1080 P -(5-10) IJ -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (241) 27 HOSOOR 1184.79 3289 pez) • M(2) -(0-5) IJ, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (786) phone 28 KALATHMADU 653.73 903 p. M -(0-5) PO -(0-5) BS (20S) 29 KOlATQDU BYGODU 720.99 948 p -(5-10) w, HP PO -(5-10) BS (234) 30 HOSAKOTE 463.53 593 P -(5-10) IJ, HP PO - (10+) BS (128) 86 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ot C.D.BhKk : VIRAJPET; CoJt! No.: 0030 Appfoa... h N..!ar":"'l Town. CI ... ", 01 To", n PO ...... !f Land u ... .: (dr.:a und.:r dillcr.:nl t)p..: .. 01 1,lnd u"'..! In h.:d,U":" rOlilld.:d to ( .... 0 J.: .. IIll.J1 pia ... .: .. ) LC 10 vlllag.: and dl'lan... .: (In Km ) Supply No FOI.: ... I hn_g gruv~l» nn (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (1) PR VIRAJPET- III - 5 EA 595.61 53.79 42.50 16 PR VIRAJPET~ Ill- 5 EA 314.88 17.50 41.44 17 PR VIRAJPET~ I II . 15 EA 490.83 165_32 63.02 18 PR VIRAJPET- II] • 10 [.<\ 589.58 108.37 102.68 19 PR VIRAJPET- II J- 10 EA 676.69 257.37 124.19 20 PR YIRAJPET- IIJ- 3 EA 647.49 127.89 90.45 21 PR VIRAJPET- 111 - 4 EA 754.25 104.83 59.75 22 PR VIRAJPET- 111- 5 EA 318.51 80.83 52.41 23 PR VIRAJPET- I I I - 10 EA 398.40 111.69 37.75 24 PR GONIKOPPAL- \/- 12 EA 1242.20 98.16 16.n 25 PR GONIKOPPAL- Y- 11 EA 54-6.54 69.17 13.98 26 PR GONIKOPPAL- V- 6 EA 1105.17 66.36 13.26 27 PR GONIKOPPAL- V- 5 EA 424.15 218.24 11.34 28 PR GONIKOPPAL- V- 8 EA 524.68 178.61 17.70 29 PR GONIKOPPAl- V- 8 EA 343.56 117.69 2.28 30 87 VILLAGE AMENITrES NdJll~ ot C D BloLk VIRAJPET, C()d~ No OOJO LC Naill\! of VllL.lgl! T"I.ll lIf\!a 01 Tul,ll Am\!lHlI\!" dY,lIl.lhk {II 1),'[ .lv,lIl,lhl.: .... llhlll 1o" VIll.l),!\!. a UJ"h (-) I" "hOWl) In lh\! No th.: vllllg.: P"r ll \.1)lullIll and n .. xllo It lTl bl.l .. )..':l" th.: lll ..I.II1,,': III hro,lJ r,lngL" VI..!: -<; ll1\ .. <; 10\"'111'" dn h ... LI.ln.: .. } l.Jll(>ll dnd I()+ 1.111" "Ilh.: lk Ir"ll2h, .... ~h,r'-" Ih, 11\.111" I' ,nlld.lhl... , .. gn .... n! dnd EUu,-..I- !'. h..t I, ,11 Dnn)..l1l~ P,,"l Dd) or COllllllllnl"alt[m N" of II,HIJI \\..I1.:r and D.ly .. ot [Bm. Slvp. H"U ... .:- Td.: llIad.. ':I! R ..II!way SI..I(lOn. hold ... grdph h,lt tI dny Wal.:rv.ruy) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5 ) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 31 BllUGUNDA 653.33 1419 p. M -(5-10) 'W, HP PO -(5-10) BS (336) 32 NAlVATHOKlU 506.58 1018 P -(5-10) PO -(5-10) BS (208) 33 KARMADU 566.68 2325 P -(0'5) 'W, HP PO, -{O'5) BS (516) Phone 34 KAVADI 665.49 1142 -(0-5) - (0-5) w, HP PO -(5-10) BS (291) 35 KANNANGAlA 902.84 2252 P, M -COoS} W, TI.I PO -(10+) as (536) 36 BYRAMBADA 482.10 676 P, M -(5-10) 'W, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) as ( 172) 37 HAlUGUNDA 862.63 2206 P, M -(0-5) w, HP po, - (0-5) 8S (438) Phone 38 HACHINAD 581.37 1213 P, M -(S-10) IJ, HP -(0-5) - (to+-) as (290) 39 YEDUR 633.42 590 P -(5-10) Y, HP PO, -(10+) as (141) Phone 40 GUH'I'A 863.74 2373 P -(0-5) 'W, HP PO -(0-5) BS (S20) 41 ICARDJGOOU 4614.34 4548 P -(O-S) w, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS ( 1037) phone 42 MAlDARE 2788.87 1936 P( 2), H, H -(0-5) \oJ, HP PTa, -(5-10) BS (4S5) Phone 43 CHANNAYANA KOTE 4965.'5 5089 P, M -(0-5) \oJ, T\.I PO. -(0-5) as ( 1126) Phone 44 BADAGABANANGALA 1408.78 4568 P, M -(0-5) W, HP PTO, -(0-5) as (977) Phone 45 SIDDAPURA 664.49 1817 P(3), H, RP \.I, T\oJ PTO, SUN BS (387) M( 2), H Phone 88 DIRECTORY AND LA N D USE N .Ime ot C D Blod" VIRAJPET; CoJe No.' 0030 Ap1'rna"h N.:an: .. ' T"v.n. CI.I~'" 01 T".... n P.) ...... r Lind 11' ... (Ir.:.1 und..:r Ji!kl':l1l !\p..:' nt 1.lI1d u ... .: III h\.d.II\. ... n,und.:d h) I"",) o":\.llllJl 1'1.1\.": ... ) LC 10 vll1.Jgo: and olo.,'an ... o: (In Kill ) Surply No F,)I ...... ! Illig I(I.;J Un Illlg.It.:d CullUl.lbl.: An:a not (hy .. our... .: "I II I Ig.JII,Ul) "'.1 ... 1..: av.Hl.lhl.: (lO\.luliLng h.r ,-ullivatlOn g.lu.... hdr and grov.: .. ) ( 1 1) ( 12) ( 13) (14 ) (15) (16) ( 7 ) (18) ( 1 ) PR VIRAJPET- II J- 10 EA 17.12 460.67 165.31 10.23 31 PR IIIRAJPET' I I 1- 6 EA 414.88 82.25 9.45 32 PR VIRAJPET- 111- 12 EA 414.99 89.95 61.74- 33 PR IIIRAJPET' II 1- 10 EA 453.92 196.45 15 _12 34 PR VIRAJPET- Ill· '2 EA 579.04 218.15 105.65 35 PR IIIRAJPET- 111- 12 EA 453.59 15.61 12.90 36 PR VIRAJPET- 111- 10 EA 797.12 48.38 17.13 37 PR VIRAJPET' I I I - 14 EA 483.56 69.55 28.26 38 PR VIRAJPET- II 1- 14- EA 520.34 105.44 7.64 39 PR VIRAJPET- I II- 12 EA 814.60 37.77 11.37 40 PR VIRAJPET- III - 20 EA 3187.59 1132.77 270.20 23.78 41 PR VIRAJPET- 111- 25 EA 1010.94 1601.81 129.63 46.49 42 PR GONIKOPPAL- v- 15 EA 3259.45 1579.74 100.84 25.12 43 PR ViRAJPET- I 11- 14 EA 939.69 217.64 251.45 44 PR VIRAJPET- I II' 20 EA 616.13 28.30 20.06 45 89 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : VIRAJPET; CoJe No. :0030 LC N.lln..: of Vlll.l~e Tut'}l ar.:a ~,I Tnt.11 AlIl':lIlh..:, av.III.II,)..: (It 11\'( "vdd.lhI..: ",ulunlh..: vllI,lg":. a d.l,h (.) I' ",huwn In th.: No th..: vJ11.1g..: P"pu- ... "Iumn .tllli no.:-..\ \" II III hI .J\- )..':1'. th.: dl,I.IIh.": III nnMd HIJlP":;' VI/ .. I..m:.. "·10 kill' (In h..: ... lar';'j idllnn and ]()+ kill, ,,\ th..: n..:.,r.: ... \ ~I ,~..: ",11":1': \h.: I ,_,hl\ " (\va,I.lhk I~ gLv~n! and Edu~a I\kdl~." DllnJ..'Ilg' P."t D.tyor C"nllnUnl~.ttl"n NIl oJ IH'Il.Jl \\'.ll..:r lUlU D.IY'" Ilf (Bill'> St.,p. Hull ... ..: Td..: m.lr ... ..:tl R:.IlI ..... ay Stahon, h,)I.I ... gr.lph h (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 46 PUllYERl 1202.61 2818 P(2) -(0-5) T, \oJ PO -(S-10) 8S (656) 47 HAlLIGATTU 891.70 1664 P -(0-5) \oJ, T~ PO, -(0-5) BS (355) Phone 48 KIRGUR 1101.06 1782 P, M -(5-10) \oJ, T\.I PTO, . (5 -10) BS (377) Phone 49 MATHUR 1070.96 1515 P(2) -(0-5) "', HP PO -(5-10) as (355 ) 50 BEKl(E SODLUR 589.62 982 P, M, H -(5-10) ~, T\.l PO -(10+) BS (247) S1 KANUR 1143.74 2171 P, M PHC \./, T~ PO. -(10+) BS (592) Phone 52 KUTTANDI 2492.86 1166 p. H, H - (10+) PTO, -(10+) BS (296) Phone 53 B.SKETTIGERI 824.64 620 P, M, H -(5-10) \.I, HP PO -(5-10) BS (161) 54 KUNDA 1228.59 1138 P, M -(5-10) \.I, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS (269) Phone S5 HATHUR 524.84 855 P, M, H -(0-5) TW, HP PO. -(0-5) BS (209) Phone 56 KAIKERI 2027.99 4007 p(2) , M -(0-5) \.l, T\.I, HP PTO, -(0-5) BS (954) Phone 57 HEBBALE 2300.38 3901 P( 2), H -(0-5) \.I, T\.I, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (868) Phone 58 DEVAMACHI FOREST 3351.58 412 P -(5-10) \.J -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10) (107) 59 ARAKERI FOREST - I 385.44 334 P -(10+) OW -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) Clio) 60 ARAKERI fOREST - 11 52.15 237 p - (1 0+) -(10+) -(10+) - 00+) (52) 90 DIRECTOl{Y AND LAND USE K.lln~ of C.D Blo~k . VIRAJPET; CoJc 1'-.0.: 0030 ApI' roa ... h N":Jr..: ... T, l~ n. {'loJ .... 0' T,,~ n Ptl~.:r lAnd lI~.:! '.11.'.1 lInd.:r dllkl':l1l t\r.:~ ,01 1.1110.1 lh.; III h.;d.lI":" ,,"ul1d.:d h' (~" .1":"'llII .. Ji rid... ..: .. ) LC h) \>III.I~I! and dl"t,lIl<..~ II •• K11l ) Sup}'l) N,~ --~------_------_ ~-~~-~-~- F",..: .. t 1I111,!.lh.'d l'n Irni,!:II.:J Cultlll,Il'k Ar..:.1 n,'( (h) "'ur... o: o( Irr1f!.JII(ln) V..l .. I..: lI\dl1.lhJ.: (In... lu,hng "'I' ... Uluvduon ~au ... h.Jr dnd gnl"':", (11) (12) ( 13) ( 14 ) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) ( 1 ) PR VIRAJPET- 111- 11 EA 1058.27 115.72 28.62 46 PR PONNAMPET- VI- Z EA 1026.14 56.0'5 4.00 47 PR PONNAMP£T- VI- 3 t:A 932.10 n9.28 29.68 48 PR PONNAMPET- VI- 3 EA 778.01 241.23 51. 72 49 PR PONNAMPE1- VI- S EA 45B.B2 9S.60 32.20 '50 PR PONNAMPET· VI- la EA 976.70 118.58 48.46 51 p~ GONIKOPPAL- \1- 10 EA 1466.28 492.52 534.06 S2 PR GONIKOPPAl- V- ,, EA 507.96 286.77 29.91 53 PR GONIKOPPAL- v- 3 EA 769.85 246.76 211.98 54 PR GONIKOPPAl- v~ :5 EA 508.64 29.68 46.43 S5 PR GONIKOPPAl- v- 2 fA 2001.57 63.50 40.25 56 PR GONIKOPPAl- V~ 3 EA 2187.49 150.04 62.65 57 KR GONJKOPPAL- v~ 10 EA 3351.58 58 KR GONIKOPPAl- Jt- 10 EA 385.44 59 KR GONIKOPPAL- v~ 10 EA 52.15 60 91 VILLAGE AMENITIES Nam~ of C.D.Block : VIRAJPET; Cod~ No. :0030 L.e. Naml! of VilllJ.g~ Total ar.:a of Total Atn.:ni\l. (In h.:ctar.;:.) I'HHln and I()+ I..m~ Oflh..: n.:ar';"'ll2l:1c.; "h.:ro.: tho.: t:ICElII~ i ... avatl.lhh.: is glv.:n) and Educa- t\kJical DllIll..in~ Po:.! Day or ComnlunICall,}(] No.of tlonal Wal.:r and Day!. of [Bu:!> Stop. Hou:..:- T.:l.:- marl...:tl Railway Station. hold:. graph hal If any Wal.:rwayl (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) PO) 61 ARAKERI FOREST - III 6483.41 322 p -(10+ > 101 -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) (73) 62 NOKYA 2275.65 4251 P(2), M, H PHC, FPC \.I, T\.J PTO, -(5~10) BS (955) Phone 63 MAYAMUDI 1193.22 2610 P, H, H PHC W, T\.J PTO, -(5-10) BS (599) Phone 64 ARUVATHOICLU 1097.71 2626 P -(0-5) 101, TOW PO, -(0-5) BS (608) Phone 65 BALElE 1635.26 2988 P(2), PHC, fPC \./, 1\.1 PTO, MON as (774) M(2), H, Phone PUC 66 DEVANUR 1332.85 1422 P, H - (0-5) ~, HP PO -(0-5) BS (425) 67 HATHUCATTU FOREST I 11137.16 488 P -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) (130) 68 NITTUR 1398.59 2293 P(2) , M - (0- 5) \./, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (595 ) Phone 69 KOTTAGERI 862.90 '198 P, M - (0-5) PO -(0-5) -(0-5) (296) 70 BESAGUR 676.02. 924 P, f': -(S-'O) u, I-tP PO -(5-'0) BS (231) 71 BILUR 857.45 1181 P, M, H -(5-10) IJ, HP PO, -(10+) 8S (303) Phone 72 NALLUR 648.70 811 p -(5-10) IJ PO -(5-10) as (210) 73 DHANUGALA 1051.52 1798 P -(5-10) 101, HP PO -(5-10) as (384) 74 KUMTOOR 1379.05 1945 PO) , PHC, FPC 101, HI PTO, -(10+) as (514) M(2) , \oi, Phone PUC 92 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Nam~ of C.O.B1o<.:k : VIRAJPET; Coue No.: 0030 Appmach N.:..aresl Town. CJass of1"own Power Land usc (an:a u/lJ~r d,fl~r... nl I}r~·." pl Jand IJ~ In h~~·lar... l'o rt'lJno.:d 10 Iwn do:.:imal pJa.:o:s) L.C tovillag.: and dl!>lanc.: (in KIn.) Supply No. Fur.:!>l Imgah:d Un-lrdgah:d Cultllrahl.: Ar.:a nOl (hy !ouurc.: of irngall~ln) wa~t.: availahl.: (meludmg for cuhivation gauchar and groVo!!.) (11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) { 172 (18) (1) ICR GQNI KOPPAl- V- 10 EA 6483.41 61 PR GONIICOPPAl- V- 6 EA 2035.86 86.00 153.79 62 PR GONIKOPPAL- V- 8 EA 980.66 50.99 161.57 63 PR GONIKOPPAL- V- 2 fA 1057.22 118.42 49.23 64 PR PONNAMPET- VI - 10 EA 99.99 1182.46 292.33 60.48 65 PR PONNAHPET- VI- 14 fA 66.22 996.25 92.76 177.62 66 ~R PONNAMPET- VI- 30 EA 11137.16 67 PR POIIIIAMPET' VI- 15 fA 2.59 1053.31 250.16 92.53 68 KR PONNAMPET- VI- 15 fA 733.77 85.48 43.65 69 PR PONNAMPET- VI- 10 fA 425.23 78.62 172.17 70 PR PONNAMPET- VI' ~O EA 748.59 60.48 48.38 71 PR PONNAMPET- VI- 7 EA 498.67 87.09 62.94 72 PR PONNAMPfT- VI- 6 EA 899.11 62.90 89.51 73 PR PONNAMPET- VI- 16 EA 1028.66 243.54 106.85 74 93 \']I"I_.JAGI~ AMENll I f- ~ Nam~ of C. D. BI()~k : VIRAJPET: CoJc No. 'OOJO LC Naill.: ,,' 'hll.J~': Tnlul Hr':d ,,' T.·l.t! AIlI~'III[ I':' k • II [1 •• [ .1\ •• d.II, 1.: "" Ithlll Ih.: "11I.(~.: d J.J .. h I ) I' ~h"'" n In th.: No th.: ",IJ.I~': P,'pu ""l"'1Il.lI,,1 'h.\lt,. ,I "' 1'I",k':h. th.: JI-.I.III .. .: HI oro.HI ntllg.:" '\11 " "nt ... ~ 10 ~11l". + t f .... ",~ • 111 h.: .. t.u~" l .. lt\('1l .. ,n ... i. 'I II ~ • ,->~ .• \\h:l~ til.: t l.,ht\ .' :t",liI,hk gl\ '-''! all.! 1.111.,1 \I~,IJ. d DlllJ,IIl P2 ~22 p~ ~4 2 ~5 2 {q 7) (8) (9) (10) 75 BADAGA 2288.58 2318 P{2> , M(2) -(0,5) w. M~ PO - (0, '5) BS (b08) 76 NAlKERI FOREST 10417.81 851 p(3) , M • ( , J+) -(0-5) -(10+) BS (209) 77 KUTTA 2557.94 4897 P(2) • PHC, FPC \.I, T\.I PTO, TUE BS (1222) M(2) , H Phone 78 MANCHALll & FOREST 1575.50 646 P, M -(0-5) w PO, -(0·5) BS (215 ) Phone 79 KURCHI 4789.96 1952 P(3) • M . (0-5) \.I, HP PO. -(0·5) BS (502) Phone 80 NEMMALE EAST AND WEST 1828.66 1372 P(2) , M -(0-5) \./, HP PO, ·(0-5) BS (337) Phone 81 SHETTIGERI T 1951.06 2918 P, M ·(O-5) 1.1, HoI PO, -(O-5) BS (713) Phone 82 HARIHARA 848,91 914 P, M -(5-10) W, HP PO ·(5-10) BS (218) 83 KOTHUR 1422.31 1986 P ·(5 10) 1.1, TIJ PO ·(10+) BS (498) B4 NAlKE'Rl '\25'.44 '460 P(2), tit, t1 -(5'10) 1.1 PO -(5-10) ss (368) 85 HUDIKERI 1361. 95 1969 P(3), M, H PHC, FPC \.I, T\.I PTa, MaN BS (490) Phone 86 CHJKt(A MANDUR 941.03 1151 P(2) , M -(0'5) PO -(0-5) BS (271) 87 B1>.l'fAMANDUR 725. ~O 909 P -(0-5) \01, HP PO ·(0-5) ns (244 ) 88 BElLUR 889.89 9,/7 P, M - (0 5) ..... HP po -(O-S) BS (202) 89 HY$ODLUR 1690.56 1629 P PHC, fPC Ioi PO, '(1.;-5) BS (423} 9huf'lC 94 J)IJ~I~<:1r()I~1{ AND LAND CSE !':,tlll~ 01 C.D.Blod, : VIRA.JPET; ('oJ~ 1'\0.: 0030 Arrrna"h N..:an:~' To.... n. CI",!o nl Tn'" n Pn.... .:r L.ulI.1 ll.....: (,11,,:,1 IIlllkr dllkr":111 ')1'':' "I 1.111,1 Ih": IrI h':"I.II":!o rnunJ..:J In I"',) 0":-. I Ill..l. I pla~..:,,) LC 10 "J1I.I~': and It.:.lan.. .: (In ..... 111 ) Surply No ~..:-::;- Irll~.lkJ UII'II'I~.lh:J Cullur.lhk Ar..:a nnt (I" :-' Iur".: (11) (12) ( 13) (14 ) (15) (l6) (17) (18) ( 1 ) PR PONNAMPET- VI- 30 EA 2053.53 126.18 108.87 75 PR PONNAMPET- VI- S EA 10417.81 16 PR PDNNAMPET- VI- 25 EA 2203.13 139.10 215.71 17 PR PONNAMPET- VI- 30 EA 490.44 585.10 379.00 120.96 78 PR PONNAMPET- VI- Z'; EA 1100.37 2918.23 694.75 76.61 79 PR PONNAMPET- VI- 20 EA 370.54 988.38 362.89 106.85 80 PR PONNAMPET- VI- 20 EA 1378.49 528.22 44.35 81 PR PONNAMPET- VI- 1S EA 617.06 185.48 46.37 82 PR PONNAMPET- VI- 6 EA 1011.03 322.'58 88.70 83 PR PONNAMPET- VI- 12 EA 864.35 324_59 62.50 84 PR PONNAMPET- VI- 6 EA 54,06 695.01 485.07 127.81 85 PR PONNAMPET- VI- 6 EA. 15.86 539.79 3.?1.28 64.10 86 KR PONNAMPET- VI- S EA 406.41 228.01 90.68 87 KR PONNAMPET- VI- 15 EA 3.89 382.91 402.32 100.77 88 KR PONNAMPET- Vl- 12 EA "2.58 1044.12 455.64 78.22 89 95 VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : VIRAJPET; Cod~ No. :0030 L.C. Nam.: of Vililige Tutal ar.:a of Tutal Am.:mli.;lo aVlulabl.: (If n,)t avull.lhl.: ~ ithlll th.: vlltag.:. a da .. h (-) IS .. hown In the No the villal!": Pup 11- o;{llunm and 11';"(1 to II III hra.:I....:t ... lh.: un.HIIl":': In hr<)ad rang.::. "1.(.. -_" "'m:.. 5-10 !..m>o. (In h':<:lar..::.) lallon and 10+ "m~ of th.: n ... ar.:~1 [!I.LI.·I,! wh.:r.: Ih ... 1:11.: dlt;t i ... aV:lllahl.: j .. gIV':Il~ and Educa- M.:di~al Dnnl...lng Po:.! Day or Conulluni..:alLUn No of Ilonal Wall:r an~t Day" uf [8uloo SlOp. H,)usc- Td.:- mad-.':II Railway Station. holds graph hat ifany Wat.:rwayJ ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (102_ 90 BADAGARAKERI 2347.22 1655 P, M -(0-5) \01, HP J>O -(5~10) as (404 ) 91 HiERAlU 658L 78 1130 P, M -(0-5) PO - (10"') BS (320) 92 PARKATAKERI 6486_92 1718 p(3). PHC. FPC 1.1 PO, -(10+) BS (433) 1'4(2). H Phone 93 SEGUR 1337.33 1301 p. 1'4 -(0-5) PO -(0-5) BS (303) 94 MlJGUTAGERl 742.87 1074 p(2), M -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO -(0-5) BS (206) Total (sum) 163908.37 154501 P( 127), H(4) • (36452 ) M(73) • PHC(10). H(18). fPC(7) • PUC(2) RP(3) 96 DII~ECTORY AND LAND USE Nam~ of C.D.Block : VIRAJPET; Cod~ No.: 0030 Approa.:h N~arl!~1 Town. Cla~:s of Town Pow.:r Land U~ (ar..:a und..:r dll"l..:r..:nllyp..::s ofland lI~ III h..:.:tar.::- round..:d 10 lWll d':':Il11~1 pla .. \!~) L.C. W village and dl!otance (in Km ) Supply N\l FOI":l'ol Irn!!at.:d Un-Irngat..:d Culturdbl..: Ar..:a nol (h) !oolln.:.: of irll,t!;JlulIl) W..I~h! avallah.\! (lOdudmg Illr cultivation gauchar and grnv\!s) (11) (12) ( 13) (14) <15> (16) ( 17) (18) e1> PR PONNAMPET- VI- 25 EA 439.34 1048.32 779.33 80.23 90 KR PONNAMPET - VI- 30 EA 4831.02 523.35 1070.96 156.45 91 PR PONNAMPET- VI- 30 EA 4509.67 1230.78 617 .45 129.02 92 PR PONNAMPET- VI- 6 EA 13.00 733.78 429.99 160.56 93 PR PONNAMPET- VI- 5 EA 448.53 184.02 110.32 94 64277.78 73418. as 19741.94 7312.21 97 APPENDICES APPENDIA-I - C l) HLOCK/TALUK\\ I~L All~ J RACT OF EDUCATIONAL, SL. Name of Taluk/C.D.BLock EducatlOnGL No. Prlfllilry school MIddLe School Matrlculat10n/ SecondJry SchooL Vltlagc~ in'>tltu- VlttugC~ In'>tltu- Vllli3gcs Instltu- tlon~ tlon:-. tlons 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 MADIKERI 67 100 40 54 17 18 2 SOMVARPET 103 197 63 79 22 23 3 VIRAJPET 91 127 64 73 18 18 TOTAL 261 424 167 206 57 59 '5\ • Nallle o~ 1oluk/C.O.Block Med\col No. DIspensary HospItal MaternIty & ChILd PrImary HeaLth Welfare Centre/ Centre/Primary MaternIty Hamel He;.)L th Unit ChILd WeLfare Centre VILlages i n~ t I tu- VI LLages instltu- VIllages instltu' VI L lages inst 1 tu· tl0ns tlons tlons tlons 2 '8 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 MADIKERI 4 4 4 4 3 3 5 5 2 SOMVARPET 6 6 3 VIRAJPET 0 0 4 4 0 0 10 10 TOTAL 5 5 9 9 4 4 21 21 100 ViLLAGE D1R[ Cl OR '\ I\1EDICAl A;-'" () 0 I H[ R A" [ "I nrs EducatIonal (concld. ) SL No HIgher Secondary/ College (Graduate Adult LIteracy Others V,ll ages WI th PUC/lntermedlate/ and above) Cla-,s/Centres no educatIonal JunIor CoL Lege facILItIes VIllages In!!>tltu- VIllages Instltu Vlllngcs Instltu- V, II ages [n~t' tu- t,ons tlons tlons t Ions 9 10 " 12 13 14 15 16 17 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 6 6 0 0 27 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 10 10 0 0 6 6 0 0 30 MedIcal (concld_ ) SL _ No. Faml Ly PlannIng HeaLth Centre COllYllun1ty HenLth Other~ Vll Lages Centre Workc>rs WI th no medIcal f ac, L , tIes VIllages Ins t ~ t u- V, t Lage~ Jnstltu- VI L Lages Number V,l lilgcS In'>t'tu- t,on~ tlons tlon ... 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 3'- 5 5 0 0 0 a 5 5 56 4 4 0 0 0 0 3 3 122 2 7 7 0 0 0 0 2 3- 81 3 '6 16 0 0 0 0 10 1 1 259 101 APPE:'\JDIX-l - C D B1 ocr... 1 \1 l K\\ I~L -\B~ r R \CT Of lDl)CA1IOr'-.AL. Sl. Name of Talukl 01 lnklng l-i.Jter No. C.D Block lap \oIell T ,ink lube \.1<:. It I(. '''er FountaIn. Caroal Others More than V, llagcs ,",ttl one- source no drlnklng wilter facIlIty of any type 2 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 MADll<.ERI 6 67 65 24 0 0 6 67 0 2 SOMVARPET 20 117 4 71 16 0 0 59 127 0 3 VIRAJPET 2 93 0 24 0 0 0 50 72 0 TOT AL 28 277 5 160 40 0 0 115 266 0 APP[NDI'\-Il - LAi\D lJflllSI\TlON DATA I"'l' R[SP[CT 01· 51 N~me of To~n and Taluk Land U~e (I.e .• area under dIfferent type-s of Land use TotaL Area (Hectares 0.00) Forest IrrIgated by ~ourcc 2 3 4 5 Nil 102 VILLAGE DIRECTORY ~tEDIC)\L A]\; 1) or IIU{ '\ \1 r~ITILS Post 8. Telegraph COrrfTlUnlcatlon POlo 45 46 47 48 49 SO 51 52 53 54 0 0 34 14 9 61 0 0 67 0 '2 0 36 15 18 107 0 0 122 B 2 40 0 23 19 2 88 0 0 94 0 3 S2 0 93 48 29 256 0 0 283 8 VILLAGE DIRECTORY NON-MUl\'IC'IPAL TO\Vl\.S (CL~SUS TO\V~S) In hectares rounded upto tlo 6 7 8 2 NIL 103 .\PPl '\,[)J, III \111 \cr DIRICIORY J J ~ I () f- \ I [ 1 \( II ~ \\ II[ R 1 i\ 0 \ \ 1£ "I I ! J ~ I,( I l'r [) f{ 11\ " I '\ (I \\ \ r l R r\ JU \ \ \ [I \! i[ i NilHC of Taluk/C D Block 51 ,l,io L C No 2 3 SOMVARPET N lD T H A fOR E. S T I BIT 3 2 NIDTHA FOREST II BIT 5 3 MALAMB I FOREST NO 2 78 4 MAVI~A HALLI FOREST 107 5 6EhOESETiA FOREST 115 104 APPH\,DIX-I\ (.\) - VILLAGC DIRLC10RY LI~T Of v ILLAGFS ACCORDI"\(I TO rROPORTIO~ or SClll Dl' [ I [) CI\~TI S TO TOI .\[ puPLJLATIO:-': By R.\"\C;I.~ Ralige of l . C • Name of V 1 II ag e l.C. Name of v1lluge l.C. Nclmc of vl\\agc Scheduled NO. No. No. Castes PopuLatIon (Percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 C.D.BLOCK MADII(ERI 0 4 5 12 HOOAVAGII. 'B KAlOOR 20 MUKKOOlU 23 NAPOKLU 29 ARAPATTU 36 KOlAKERI 39 BAllAMAVATI 41 PALUR 42 BHAGAMANDAlA 44 I(oPAT 1 46 KOlAGADALU 50 SADAGA (8) 51 SINGATHUR S2 AIYANGERI 58 MADE 60 fIo£j(ERl 66 ~UNDAlP~DI PERAJE 67 MAl£CHEMBU 6 . 10 3 KADACADALU 4 MARAGODU 5 HOSAKERI 15 KALAKERI NIDUGANE 16 MONNANGERI 24 SfTHU 28 NARIANDADA 32 KOKERI 34 NALADI 35 KUWJ ll(i, :n ijElAJI 3B PERUR 45 BETTATHUR 54 CHERANGAlA 56 THANNIMANI 57 SAMPAJE 59 KATAKERI 63 SELIGERI 64 ARUVA THOKLU " - 15 6 AR£~ADU 9 KAN1HUR " tlODDUR 13 KUMBAlADALU 21 MAKKANDUR 25 BALAMURI 2.6 KIRANDADU 30 I 16 - 20 1 KARANANGERI 7 SODLUR KATTEMADU 17 GALIBEEDU 27 KONANJAGERI 49 BENGOOR 65 HERAVANADU 21 - 30 2 IBNJVALAVADJ 8 KIGGALU 10 BADAGA (101) ,4 MU11'.ARMUDI 22 HESSETTAGERI ':'.5 KARIKE 31 + NIL C.D.BLOCK SOMVARPET 0-5 6 YELAKA~UR 8 NfRUGALALE 10 BELUR BASAVA~ALll 28 I1ARAGA 30 KOT HA~AL L I 31 KUMARALLl 93 BASAVA~A HAlll 97 VAlNUR TYAGAlHUR 115 BfNOESETTA fOREST 6 - 10 3 NIDTHA FOREST I BIT 4 GONIMARUR 7 YEDAVANADU FOREST II 9 NEGALALE KARKALLI 16 THAKERI 18 YEDUR 24 CHIKKA THOLUR 26 AB81MATTA 32 KUNDALLI :n KOOTHt 44 KUCLVR 47 MANI\GA II 50 BELLARAHALLI 87 DODDAKOLATHUR ..89 DUNDAlll 90 KAJUR 91 MULlUSOGE 94 RASUl BETTAGERI 95 RANGASAMUDRA 96 NANJARAJAPATNA 98 NElllYAHAUDIKERl 101 ATTUR FOREST 107 MAVINA kALlI fOREST 120 HERUR 122 HOSKOfE 7rH 129 MUVAT~OKlU ~ote Excludes vIllages wtth no Scheduled Castes PopulatIon. 105 APPEl\:DIX-IV(A) - YJLLAGE DIRECTORY LIS'r OF VII L/\Gl~S ACC'ORDI!'-:G TO PROPORTION OF SCIIEDULED C/\STES 10 TOTAL POPlILA110N BY RAT\'GES Rdnge of L_C_ Name of VI llage L.C. ~dme of VIllage l.C. f.O~;rnc of vdlage Scheduled ~o. No. No_ Ca~tes PopulatIon (Percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 C.D.BLOCK SOMVARPET (Concld_) 11 15 13 A! GUR 15 KIRAGANDUR 17 HANAGALLU 19 KALAKANOUR 23 THOLUR SHEllAll[ 25 OOOOATHOLUR 27 THAlTHARE SHETAlLl 29 BETTADALL I 36 ICIRIKODLI 51 HULSE 52 MUORAVAlLI 5S S I VARALLI 62 KELAKODLI 70 ANKANALLl 73 HAROHAllI 74 MALAM81 75 SIDDAPURA 76 DODDAKANAGALU 79 DODDAMOlATHE 86 GOPALAPURA 100 KUDLURSHETTAllI 102 ANEKAD FOREST 108 MANAJUR 110 TORENUR 114 KUD I GE 116 KUDUMANGALORE 121 ANDAGOVE 124 CHERALA SRIMA~GALA 131 C;ARUVALE 16 - 20 20 CHOUDlU 21 BALAGUNOA 38 KA TT EPURA 42 HONNEKODI 45 DOODABANOARA 54 AVARADALU 60 BEDAGOTTA 67 NIDTHA 80 HONNEHANAKOOU 81 SUNTI 82 CHANNAPURA 83 GOI.IDALLl 85 NANDIGUNDA 92 BAICHANALLi 99 ABYATHMANGALA 109 SIRAIIIGALA 112 HEBBALE 113 HULSE 117 ULUGULLI 118 KANABYLU BACHANALLI 119 NALleUR SIRANGALA 123 ATTUR NALLUR 125 lRALE VALAMUOI 127 KEDAKAL NEGADAL 130 SIRANGALll 134 GARAGANDUR 21 - 30 MASAGODU 2 GANAGUR 11 KUSUBUR 14 BILlGERI 22 SANTHALll 43 KEREKERI 46 KORAGALLU 48 Ie I TTURU 49 HEBBULSE 57 MADRE 58 DODDAsrLAHA 61 KASURU 65 HITHLUKERI 71 MENSA 72 MYlA T HPURA 84 HEGGULA 88 CHEEKANAlll 126 HORUR 128 KANDANAKOllI 133 KUMBUR 31 + 34 DODDAKODLI 35 JANARDANAHALll 37 NEERGUNDA 40 AGALLI 41 NllUVAGllU 53 NAKAlAGODU 56 BEMBALUR 59 URUGUTT I 63 BIDARUR 64 CHOWDENA HAlLI 66 MALLUR 68 SIDIGAlAlE 111 MARUR 135 ANJANAGERI BETTAKERI C.D.BLOCK VIRAJPET 0-5 7 RUDRA.GUPPE 9 HEr,GAlA 13 K£OAMULlUR 19 NALKERI 28 KALATHMADU 29 KOLATODU BYGODU 32 NALVATHOKLU 35 KANNANGALA 37 HALUGUNDA 47 HALLIGATTU 49 MATHUR 50 BEKKE SOOlUR 52 kUTTAND I 53 B.SHETTIGERI 54 KUNDA 55 HATHUR 59 ARAKERI FOREST - I 60 ARAKERI FOREST - II 63 MAYAMUDI 64 ARUVATHOKlU 67 HATHUGATTU FOREST I 68 NITTUR 71 81 lUR 72 NALlUR 73 DHANUGAlA 74 KUMTOOR 75 BADAGA 76 NALKERI FOREST 77 KUTTA 79 KURCHI 80 NEMMALE EAST AND ~EST 82 HARIHARA 87 BAlYAMA~DUR 92 PARKATAKERI 93 SEGUR 106 APPf ~!)I\. 1\ 1\) - \ II I \CrL DIRI C lOR) u~r or \ILLAGI~ AC(ORDI'\C; [0 PROPORI1()'\ 01 \(!I[DtLI[) C\\II\ 1 () I ( ) 1 .\ L I>() I) l L·\ I I () '\ r~) R \ '\, ( I \ - Range of L.C. Name of VI llage L C N .llIe c f v 1 l l J JC L C "'I' of vdll":jC Scheduled No. No Castes "'-' Populatlon (Percentages) 2 3 6 7 C.D.BLOCK VIRAJPET (Concld.) 6 10 5 6ALUGODU 10 ARJI bE TGL I 14 PALAN('AlA 24 AMMATT I i10SAKOTE 33 KARMADU 34 KA.AO! YEDL.R 40 G"I1YA 41 KARDIGOr;U SlDCAPL~A 48 j('RGuR 51 KAt..JP DE\oANuR 83 )i(_ T HJR 85 Hl-D lXER 1 [H,)\,.,A MI;I.,'"lL-R 90 BADAGARA~ERI 91 THERAlU M~C.,,'A ERJ 11 - 15 2 AIMANGAlA 4 SITTANGAlA 12 KOTTO .. I 18 KUNJALACERI 23 KADANUR 57 I1EBGA~E 62 NOKYA 65 BAlElE 69 K~TTAG!:Rl 81 $HETTIGERI T 88 BEllUR 16 20 3 MAGGUlA 15 !(ADAMGA MARUR 20 MAITHADI 25 MEKUR HOSAKER! 36 BYRAMSADA 46 PLtLJYER! 56 k,AIKERI 70 BESAGUR 21 - 30 , KUKLUR 6 NANGAlA 16 ARAMERJ 17 BELLUMADu 21 OEIJANAGERI 22 C~EMGE 6fLLIYUR 27 HCSOOR 33 HACHINAD 43 Ct,A"'NAYA~A K:'JTE 44 BADAGABANANGAlA 89 HYSODlUR 31 ... 26 8ETTAI(fRI 3? 81 LUGUNVA 107 APPENDIX-IV(B) - VlLLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of l.C. Name of vlLlage l.C. Name of vlllage l.C. Name of vlllage Scheduled No. No. No. Tnbes Population (Percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 C.D.BLOCK MADIKERI 0-50 1 KARANAI4GERI 2 ISNIVAlAVAOI 3 KA.~AGADAlU 4 MARAGOOU 5 HOSAKERI 8 KIGGAlU 9 KANTHUR 10 BADAGA (M) 11 HOODUR '3 KUM8ALAQALU 14 MUTliARMUOI 15 KALAKERI NlOUCANE 18 KALOOR 20 MUICKOOlU 21 HAKKANOUR 22 HEBBETTAGERI 23 NAPOKlU 24 BETHU 25 BAlAMURI 26 KIRANOADU 27 KONA~JAGERJ 28 NARIANOADA 32 KOKERI 35 KUNJILA 36 KOLAkER I 31 NElAJI 38 PEIWR 39 BAlLAMAvATI 40 YEMMEMADU 41 PALUR 43 KUNDACHERI 46 KOlAGADAlU 47 BETTAGER I 48 KARAGUNDA 49 BENGOOR 50 BADAGA (9) 51 SINGATHUR 52 AIYANGERI 59 KAfAKERI bO MEI(ERI 61 KAGGODlU 62 HAI(ATHUR 63 BELIGERI 64 ARUVATHOKlU 65 HERAVANADU 6 - 15 6 PtREKAOU 7 SOOLUR KATTEMAOU 16 MO~NA"'GER\ 17 GAI.lBEEDU 29 ARAPATTU 30 KARADA 31 CHHAVARA :B VEVAKAPAO I 42 BHAGAMAND~lA 44 KOPATI 45 8ETTATHUR 53 SANNAPUll~OTU 54 CHERANGAlA S6 THANNIMANJ 57 SAMPAJE 58 MADE 66 KUNDALPADI PERAJE 67 MAlECHEMBU 16 - 2S 34 NALADI S5 KARIKE 26 ~ 35 NIL 36 - 50 NIL C.D.BLOCK SOHVARPET 0-5 1 MASAGOOU 2 GANAGUR 10 BElUR BASAVANALLI 11 KUSUBUR 13 AIGUR 14 81 LIGERJ 15 KIRAGANDUR 16 THAKERI 17 HANAGALLU 18 YEOUR 20 CHOUDlU 21 BAlAGUNDA 22 SANHiALll 23 THOlUR SHEITALLI 26 ABBIMAHA 32 KUNDALLI 33 !COOTHl 34 DOOOAKOOl I 36 KI RI KOOLI 44 KUDLUR 49 HEBBULSE 51 HULSE 52 MUORAVAlLI 56 BEMBAl.UR 60 BEDAGOT 1A 63 BIDARUR 65 H ITHLUI Note Excludes villages wlth no Scheduled Trlbes population. 108 APPENDIX-IV(B) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCOROlNG TO PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES Range of L.C. Name of village L.C. Name of village l.C. Name of village Scheduled No. No. No. Tribes Population (Percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 7 C.D.BLOCK SOMVARPET (ConcLd.) 0-5 109 SIRANGALA 1'1 MARUR 112 HEBBALE (Concld. ) 113 HULSE '17 UlUGULL I 118 KANABYLU BACHANAlLI 121 AHDAGOVE 122 HOSKOTE 7TH 124 CHERAlA SRIHANGALA 127 KEDAKAL NEGADAl 128 KANDANAKOLLI 129 HUVA HiOKLU 130 SlRANGAllI 131 GARUVALE 133 KUMBUR 134 GARAGANDUR 135 ANJANAGERI BETTAKERI 6 - 15 4 GONIMARUR 8 NERUGALALE 9 NEGALALE KARKALLI 38 KATTEPURA 64 CHOWOENA HAlll 74 HALAMBI 75 SlDDAPURA 79 DOOOAMOLATHf 91 MUlLUSOGE 94 RASUl BETTAGERI 100 KUDLURSHETTAllI 107 HAVINA HALL! FOREST 110 TORENUR 114 KUOtGE "6 KUDUMANGALORE 119 NALKUR SIRANGAl 123 ATTUR NALtUR 125 IRALE VALAMUOI 126 HORUR 16 - 25 6 YELAKANUR 7 YEDAVANADU FOREST II 78 MALAMBI FOREST NO.2 95 RANGASAMUDRA 96 NANJARAJAPATNA 97 VALNUR TYAGATHUR 120 HERUR 26 - 35 93 BASAVANA HALLJ 36 - 50 3 NJDTHA FOREST I BIT 51 +- 5 NIDTHA fOREST II BIT 12 GADtNAO FOREST 102 ANEKAO FOREST 103 YEDAVANADU FOREST I BIT 115 BENDEBETTA FOREST C.D.BLOCK VJRAJPET o . 5 1 KUKlUR 2 AIMANGALA 3 MAGGUlA 9 HEGGALA 10 ARJI 11 BETOLI 15 KAOANGA MARUR 17 BELLUMADU 18 KUNJALAGERI 20 MAJTHAO I 21 DEVANAGERI 22 CHEMBE BELLIYUR 23 KADANUR 31 BILUGUNDA 33 KARMADU 37 HALUGUNDA 45 SIDDAPURA 6 - 'S 4 BITTANGALA 5 BAlUGOOU 6 NANGAlA 7 RUDRACUPPE 12 I(OTTOll 13 KEOAMULLUR 14 PALANGALA 16 ARAMERI 19 NALKERI 25 MEKUR HOSAKERI 26 BETTAKERI 27 HOSOOR 30 HOSAKOTE 32 NALVATHOKlU 34 KAVADI 35 KANNANGAlA 3.8 MA.CKINAD 40 GUKVA 41 ICARD I GOOU 43 CHANNAYANA ~OTE 44 BADAGABANANGAlA 46 PULIYERI 53 B.SHETTIGERI 55 HATHUR 63 ro4AYAMUDI 64 ARUVATHOKLU 80 NEMMAlE EAST AND UEST 81 SHETTIGERI T 85 HUDIKERI 86 CH[KKA MANDUR 88 SELLUR 92 PARKATAKERI 93 SEGUR 94 MUGUTAGERI 109 APPEi\DIX-IV(B) - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGFS ACCORDI:--':G TO PROPORTIOi\: OF SClleDULED TRII3ES TO TOTAL POPL.:LArlO:'\ BY RANGES Range of L .c. N<:lfTIe cf vllLoge L.C. Nome of vlllag(' L.C. Name of village SCh('(_1l.l('d I'IIC' .. No. No. '1 r I be" POi')U l at Ion (Percentage..,) 2 3 4 5 6 7 C.D.BLOCK VIRAJP~T (Concld.) 16 - 25 24 AMMA TT I 28 KALATHMADU 36 BYRAMBADA 39 YEDUR 42 MALDARE 47 HALlIGATTU £.8 l 26 - 35 8 BADAGA 50 B[KKE SODLUR 57 HEBBALE 62 NOKYA 66 DEVANUR 74 ICUMTOOR 83 KOTHUR 84 NAlKERI 36 - 50 29 KOLATODU BYGODU 51 KANUR 68 NI TTUR 72 .... AL.LUR 75 BADAGA 78 MANCHAllI & FOREST 79 ~URCHl 51 ... 58 D[VAMACHI FOREST 59 ARAKER[ FOREST - I 60 ARAKERI FOREST - II 61 AR~KERI fOREST - II [ 67 HATHUGATTU FOREST I 76 NALKERI FOREST 110 ·SECT:I()'N-II TOWN UIRECT·O.RW l"O\YN DIREC'T()RY Tov"n Directory <:lllllpri"e... 01 ~l\' tdhuldr d.ll,1 pI e"Cllll'J dg,lin,1 it include ... Ihe detail ... rd.lling statcm ..... nl" a ... appliLlhh: h) all Ih ..... tm... n ... and an to 1 hI..' oUIg_lo\\[h ...... \ ... ell. adJilinn •• 1 ,>l.lklllL'nt Jo..:g,lrdillg the "lllm::- The d-t ...... to \ ... hid1 ,.l t .. mn hdpllg'> i ... (ktl'lmincd \\'ith a \ic\\. to elhlllill,!!.lhc lI\.ity 01 hOllIH.I.l!il..'" 011 the ba::-i'> of il~ popuJ.llion .It the I(NI l"en ... u!'> of \arIlHJ ... admini"tr.lli\e Ul1ih, th.lt i.... to 1,.'lhUIC count and il i~ indicated in lhi" ..... plUIllIl in roman thaI thL' 1I.1I1lt' lor (,'l'l1"'U'> t,,!xing Ollle 11I1dli'L'l1 \\ilh ullmer.d ... The d.l ...... ill<.. .. linn CI ih.. ·1 i,lI) .. dopted nov..' rdcI CI1(C to .1 cllt-orr ddtc 1L'mailh llnl'h.1I1~L·d till l~ I he ~al11e a~ ih.,l adoplL'd Illr ,Ill ,iI \ ... i... ,lIld the (..'ompkliull 01 the l:'L'Il"'U'> ('ount, thl.' ~l.lte explanation at tIlL' l'.tllier (,Tn .... lI ... c .... 1 hI.' to\\ n .... arc Government Iud hl.'L'll reque"'tcJ during }!)SI) ihdf di\ iJed into ~ix d.I ...... c .... not to OJ<..il'r any jlll i... tliction.t1 ch.tngc~ .tnd not to give clrect to .111) ch.Ulge~ in the (.'i\i(· admini ... tr.tlion ~talus either. Cia ... " POpUILllilll1 ~i/\,; Class Population ~i/e WI), ()Ol) and aho\e IV l!), non 1() 11),t)l)t) Culumn J : LO("atiun Cod ... Numbl·r II .:"0,000 to (N.~'N V 5,llOO to I}.')t)t) 20.0l)O 4'), ()I)l) Bdow .",11(1) III to VI The IOl'dlion code Ilull"lhcr .. " .... ig.ncd to Ihe to\\n For pllrpo~e~ of thi~ da~~ill(·.llion. thl..' lutal for purpo ... l' .... 01 ullllpuleri"ation 01 the JlN 1 n:n ... u" population 01 the to\\n inclu .... ive of thc popuLltion d.lt,1 i~ c nll.'rcd 111 l hi~ l:'olu III n. of il!'> outgro\\th" if an;., i.. ta"en into l'(m .... idl..·l.ltiun. Column -I : Name of Tallik 1n the e.t .... e of til han <.Igglomerations v. hich h .. \ l' t \\ l) or more UI ban componl:nt~ (each of \\ hich m.ty or I n Kat nat aka, the tcrm taluk I~ \ery much in may nnl he ha\ ing outgro\\ th .. ) each ~lIch urban \ogue Ihough Ihe lk~ignaljon of the Re\enuc componcnt (indu~ive of il ... olllgrO"th~) i .. n:gaHkd Admini"tralivl.! (Hlicer h.ls for long been changed a ... a ~eparale unit and the population ... i/e <:1.1 ... " i ... 1'1"11111 Amildar or Maml.ltd.. r In Tahsiklar. The detcrmined ac(."ordingly. An a'>lcri~" m.lI k pl.H.'cd name of the taluk \",ithin the juri..."diclion of \ .. hich at the lOp righl PO!'>ilion after the n'II11l.' of the 10\\11 the 10\\ n 1,\ lm..'ated is indicated in Lhi!o. column. indic.llL''' lh.lt thi ... to\'" n ha ... one or morl: Olltgl 0'''' lh .... TheIl' are a f'l:w in~tanel''''' \ ... hl:rein a particular 10\",'n and thdl the I'N I cetbu .... poplll.tliOll and ::-uch olhc.:r ,,[raddk~ pOI lion ... hdon,!!ing 10 two adjacent t.tlu" .... 113 In 'lI(_h .I I.. l'>le IllL In\\11 I'> lPn-.."kILd 10 hlelllll!! 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L\.PfL"'Ld .1'" thL llullllKf 01 lun.lk ... ror L\LI\ thou,.lnd m,lk, .lI1d I ... (l,I"Ld 011 thi,_ "L\.\\I"L llK [ot.11 tHlmhLr 01 IHllI"lhuld". IIlLilldlll1! thO"'L tll ... (II)lulHHl 01 thL POpulltloll rLtlllllLd .. 1 IhL lllhll ... uln ... ' .... l'l1!..!. 01 In"IIlUllon.d .lIld hUU"Lk ...... P(I[HIl.lllon. For ..... lh (0\\11 thL"'" lit!lIlv.., .tIl... IUIIlI"hLd Illr IhL LllllIlll..f.lh:d In thL to\\11 .It thL JlNl lLIl'.lI" 1\ "\ ... UU.. L.., ... l\l LlIhU"I. ... 1 h .... 1I1111rm,llInll \"uuld PIO\llk fLPllH.lULLJ 11LfL from the Pnm,lI\ (lll"U'" Ah"ll.tU .tll 1Il .... I!..!.hl Il1tO tIlL t h II11!II11! p.ltlLfn ot '''- '\ f.tIH) III 1 hL [lUI PO"'L I.., to l.!ulll.IIL .1 hLllL r lompr... hUhHHl urh.lIl .Irl." 01 I hI.. dI.11l0l..!,f.1 plll(' '" t 1I.1I10 11. l "(K 1..1 ,I I h \\ II h rdLILlllL 10 IhL POpullllon d.ll.I PIL"L.I1ILd III lill', ST -\'1 I 1\ II l\' II PII\~I("'L A"-tIJLCI'" "n LOC \ 1I0i\, OJ ') ()\\ It)X"9 ... 1.IIL IllL III ,,10,. ColulUn 2 : (·1.1 ...... 1Ilt! '.lUlI: 411 T4I\UI Colun ..... S to 17: POpul.1llOn ~lIIcJ ( •• ou1h R.lh.' 01 the Tcmn .1t dillul'II1 Cl'n .. U.,l'., hum l'JOt 10 Thl" ('lllullll1 I" thl... '''Illl , .... llliull1ll 2. 01 \1.ltLlllLlH 1991 1 III poplll.JIIlIll fi!.!,llfl' IOf IhL. to\\11 .1 ... ILlllfilLd 1..,t.IILlllLnl I, hL! i... thL 1..1\ Il "dlllllll ... tl.llllHl ,,1.111I" 01 .11 IhL dU.. L11111.11 (.LIl"ll<; If0111 ]')01 through ]')1)1 .IlL thL l(l\\ll I" OllllllLd furlll"Ill.J lIlH.kr IhL ... L Lollll11l1<, 111 OIlkr (0 plo\-Jdl: .tIl 1Il"'lghl Inlo the lu ... lory of gn)\\lh of thl 10\\11 II 111 .lnV p.lrillul.lr lUhU" Vl.lr IhL. rLfLfL1l1 10\\11 (.It..a! \\Jth r .1I l1t.d I .JJld did Iltll LIlI()V lhL lit h.1Il ... l .. llh. lh.11 I .... II Ih.11 pl.lll.- IllllrK r.ltllrL ddl.1 It I.... U)1ll1ll01l I.. III )\\ k dgL Ih.lt fLll..OllLd I l-l olrr.lngulH;nt" h .. l\.e bu_n Ill.Ho.k to re~ord the r.unLdl ..l'> the outg.ro\.. th.... 01 11.1""dll Thc dg_grLg.lte I d.ll.t .. til through the y~.tr The Director G~ncr.d of popul..ltlon c'lu.. d ... nl1L I..I"h .tnt! lhl" urh .. tn eomple". Ob .... en.uone" h.I" lUI !lI,hed d .. 11 .. 1 on r.lInl.IIl, lIl"tl.Lld 01 l-1..1 ... ".m (_ 1\IC .lInne, 1" n::l.kOnLO .1 .... d m.!"\II11Ul11 .1I1d l11Jl1il11UIll lemperdlllIc 111 re"pu:.t of eLI ...... I lo\\n 1 L d L1l\, lor pllrpo"c<;; of th." (.oiullln to\.. I1., h.1\ mg Oh"Lf\ .ltone.,. Thc"e figure" ,.He Though the ,lggrLg.Jle pnpul.ltJl)n of .m lIrh In !-.() for .t" the d.11 .. l on r.linLtll foc (.olullln .:\ (indudlllg It-.. outgnmth.,) h ... " a popul.ltion 01 100,000 I'> (..onu;rned, fur mo .... t of the to\\n" the j).trtILul.1C" Of more tllLll, 111 It" 0\\11 right, the pi.Ke \ .. ill enJoy h,,\e been ~upplied hy the IOCLtI olfiL'Cc" The cLlIlllLtll the "tdtU'" of .t lily ThL KG F urb.1l1 dgglomer .. ltion figures drc in mJllimclrc'\ (tOd reprC\Cnl the The pro"\lll1lty hy ro.KI .done I" t.lken into Column 6 to 12: NmllC' of und Road Dhtance um"idLr.lllOn for fiIhng up thl., (..olumn .tnU a<;; "uch from State lIq., Hbtrict I-Iq., Sub-Dh bionrraluk l.itie... bdonglllg to ddJ.KLnt ~ldte~ al"o find an 1111., Nl'are~t City "ith a popUlation of 100.000 and 0(, (...... IUIl.II mention III lhi" (..olumn. IlH)l"C; Rail\\ay Statiun; Bu, Route; Na," iguhle Rh er or Canal (if "ithill 10 kill,) Column 10 rder" to the nCdre"t rJ.il\\ay stJ.tion .md dl-..t.lnlC llH~rLlo hy road. In J few C.l'>CC;, though The (.olumn he}ldtng" ..lre "l.1I e"pl .. m..l1ory and the n.ll1le 01 the r C,\.lm pIc, t h ~ 19') 1 popula t ion of I h c .!fCd i" mUll lOlled thnL..lItLr It m.IY inLidenl.tlly he '>tdled ineorpor.lled 111 the n:unicip .. ll Illnil" of H .. l"<;dn I.... th.it in K.lrndt .. k.l I h"':l L .Irc \-ery few n.lVigdhlc flVers I I ') STATEI\IENT III I\ILJNICIPAL FINANCE, A... in Ihe cac.,c 01 n:ccipt, tn the. ca"e. or IlJXX-89 expendit ure al-.o the dlhing halance at the cnd of the ye.tr i .... not cOll-.id\;rcd. l;hcrefore, in almoc.,t A-. the tilk dCIHlIC,"" lhj~ ~tatcmcnt dc.1I-. with all the C,I ... C .... the amount .... ho\\11 under "Iotal receipt" the act u.t1 income ,1IlU expenuilUrc of 1he civic hody may not tally with the dl110unt shown unJcr "total admini .... tcring the to\\n. An attempt hac., been m.lde expendit ure". to prec.,ent comparahle data in the cac.,e of non-municipal towns like Panchayats and areas unucr STATEMENT IV CIVIC AND OTHER the administration of public sector umh.:rtakings and AMENITIES. 1989 the like. Thc data relatc to thc financial year Column 2 : Cla~~ and Name of Tonll It)~~-8Y and have becn furni"hed by thc concerned local authorities (tll the ha!-.is of the relevant records This is same as column 2 of Stateme.nts II and relating to 1988-89. It may al~(l be Mated here that III and docs not need I urther explanation. no prohing enquiries ha\ e been made and the particulars as reported by the ci\ ic hodies havc Column 3 : Ch ic Adminbtration Statu~ been pre~ented here. Explanalion furni~hed earlic.r for column 2 of Column 2 : Cla~s and Name of Town Statement I and column 3 of Statemi,;nl III hold~ good for thi~ statement al~o. This is same as column 2 of Statement II and as such docs not require any explanation. Column .. : Popull.ltion Cohuun 3 : Chic Adminbt."ation Statll!ot (in The. total population of the town (inclll~ivc of Il)l)() the l)utgn)\\th~ if any) according to 1()()1 cen~u ... is me.nlioned here v.ilh a "iew to facilitale a comparativc As explained under column 2 of Statement I, analy~i" of the data. the ci\ic admini~tr,llion ~tatus of the town a"> on 1.1.YO is ~ame sct indicated in this column u::.. ing of Column 5 : Scheduled Cu~te~ and Sdl~duled Tribes abbrevi,ltions. Population Columns 4 to 10 : Receipts (in R~.·O()) The aggrcg,tle population of the Scheduled Caste~ and the Scheuulcd Tribes accon.ling to the The actual receipt reali~ed by the CIVIC body 1')91 Cen<.,u .... is indieate(.l in thi~ column. under various heads of income as well a ... the. total for the year 19BH-S9 are indicated in hundreds in Column 6 : Road Length (in kil()metre~) thl:c.,e columns. The opening balance for the ycar j" not taken into account unucr any of the~e colUl11n~ Ge.nerally in a town it is the civic authority thai including that for the 116 ,and PR (PlH.:C The phrase di .... po~dl of night soil i~ generally However, III lown .... thaI arc not provided with presumed to refer to the manner in which the a sev.erage s)' .... tcm - and ~uch towns arc far more garbag...: is finally rJi!->po!'>cd of by the ci"ic body, i.e., nUlllerou<, in the Slate - there would gem:rally be sale by public auction, u ... cd as manure etc. HowC\cr, open drainage !-.y~tem. \Vhere even thi!'> !'»!-.Lem is (he main purpo..,e of lhis column is to prmide nOl prevalent the hou~eholders would have made infornl.ltinn on the method by v.hich the night ~oil lhcir 0\\011 a:rrangemcnts MJ(.·h as soak pils ilnu i~ remmed from the latrines, that is, the primary ct:s~pool... In {his column (hcrt:forc information is dbpm,.tI of the human wa~te. A little elahoration pre~entcJ not only on se\\erage ~y .... tem, hUl abo on on thi .... a-.pcct therefore appears to be neces... ary. the drainage sy~tem. Lit..e se\\erage ~y"'lcm, the sy~tem drainage i ... abo of different types depending There arc three s)~tems of di!-.po~al of human upon the con~trudion material anu al..,o the ~hapc wa<.,(e, namely, (i) underground ~cwerage, (ii) .. anitary of the drain~. The two mo~l import.tnt type~ ,of water flu ... h latrinc~ ""Jlh individual di"'posal S),<,lem!'> sewerage/drainage .... y~tem pre\ailing in the town arc like ~eptic Lank, leaching ee .... ~pool am.l collecting reported unc..kr this column in the order of (heir well, and (iii) dry type of latrine~ with manu .. l importance. The following abbreviations arc u~eJ sea\ englllg. The ~y~lem of undcrground sewerage pro\id\:'<; S Sewers for the ... treet sewerage with ",hich arc connecleu OSD Open Surface Drains BSD Box Surface Drains the ~anitary latrines cl)n~trllcted in the house", hi.l\ing SD Sylk Pall ern Drain~ waler clo!-.ets and lilled with nu ... hing ci..,tern" (or CD Cesspool method hand Ilu<;hing). Through (his ~ewer Ihe faeu.'al Pt Pit System mailer is tran .... porteu without the need for scavenging. o Othcr!-. This sy.... tcm gener.dly exi~b in cities and large town!'> 117 \)l~!:-.idl:S indu!:-.lrial tm... ·I1!:-.hips huilt and cnntrnlkJ hy one after the other. The ahhre\'ialion~ u:-.cd m this puhlic sector ulllkrtakings and large companies <~I1(J column arc the folhm:ing the like. \Vhcre lhl.: sired ~cwcr uoes not exist S Sewerage lhe~e sanitary water Jlu~h latrines are COlllH;cted to HL Head Loads a ItK'al ~cptic tank ".illl a .... lIb .... oil dispcr .... ion .... y~tcm ST Septic Tanks or a leaching pit. \Vhere the liquid \\ a.-..tL's from Pt Pit System the waler dO .... d could be dispo .... cd orf locally in a \VB Wheel BarH)WS, leaching pit, a ~crtic t~lIlk with a soil dispersion B Baskets (with handles) .... y .... lem is cOl1strul:tuL This dispcr .... ion requin.:s an () Others optirnuUl tra\'d through the pores of the .... oil which In ca .... c the tnwn has latrines of other lypes render the harmful liquid bacterially in.nocllolls by that arc neither of the sanitary type nor of the the .... low prnccss ,,;f filtnalioIl through the soil .... ervice type. this column docs not apply at all and tra\'ersed. \\'here the ::.oil i .... impcrmeahk, colkcling then:fore a da~h is entered. wells arc clln .... trucled and the sanitary \ .. ' 118 OHT Overheau Tank calcgory, A.E.H. i.e., All Electric Home connections SR Service Rc~cr\'oir an.: abo categorised as domcstic. GLSR Ciround Le'l.'d Service Reservoir lG River Infilh:rat!on (jalkry (ii) Cummc('dal : This category includes all B\VP Borev.. dl Pumping Sy:-.tclll connections for the supply of ckctricity to PT Pressure Tank commercial estahlishmcnts sllch as wholc.salc and retail shops, oflices and business houses, hotels, Thc term capacity has its llslIal meanipg, namely, restaurants, tea stalls, photographic studios, X-ray the capacily to store or contain. It may further be installations, 'HJ'I.'crlisemcnts and extcrior illuminLllion, clarified that the storagc capacilY docs not necessarily railway station, bus station and the like. indicate the quantity of water supplied daily to the inhahitants of the town. In some of the Lmvns due (iii) Industdal: Power supply c.onncctiollS 10 to the inadequacy of waler slIpply at the, primary industri~d estahlishments are covered under this SOUf('C for 1110:-.t part of the year the normal utilisation column. This would include connections to small of the storage capacity \I,'ould be of the order of eSlablishments sueh as powcrloorns, flour mills, 50 10 60 per ccnl only. On the contrary there arc roa.',ting, grinding, wel grinding, repair workshops lowns \vhere \>,.'aLer is pumped inlo the ~loragc system using pm.... er operated tools and the like as well. and also distributcd for COlbulllplion twice cvery day almost throughout thc year .1I1d there are a few (iv) Road Lighting: The total number of strect lights being maintained in the town is mentioned towns where the inlets and Olllicls of the storage here. systems would both bc functioning simultaneou:-.ly for most part of the day making it somC\vhal difficult (v) Others: Connections to all categories I.C., 10 calculate the quantity of \valer ~lIpplied everyd:IY other than tho:-.e cited abovc. arc covered under und~r such a system. this heading. This would include tel11pOrary conneclions, connection.', lo pumpsds, water works Column l..t : FiI"c Fighting Scrvice and such olh!'.:r inslallations. If fire fighting service is available 111 the town STATEI\IENT IV-A CIVIC AND OTIIER this fact is indicated! by the word 'yes' recorded in Al\lENITIES IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 19S9 this column. In all other cases the name of the nearest place if in the samc di~trict or the name This statement which may be regarded as an of the nearest di:-.trid if in the ~ame Slale or other appendix lo SlaLemc.:nl IV is confined to lowns with State where sllch services are availahle is indicated a population of SO,DOn and more i.e., class I and along with the road distance in kilometres hetween class II towns. lnformation as furni~heJ by the the n.:fcrent town and the place with lire-lighting concerned .civic body (or the Slum Clearance Board) scrvlce. on ~lul1ls lhat arc officially recognised as slums (even if those are noL notified in sO.me cases) IS Columns 15 to 19 : Electl'iiication (Nurubcr of cOlUu:'ctions) - Domestic, Industl"iul, Commel·dal. presented under 1-1- columns apart from column 1 Road Lighting (points) and Othcl-s \ ...·hi(._.h rdales to serial number and column 2 which rcfales to namc and class of town. ]n columns 15 to 19 information about the numher of e1eclrical connections (in.',tallation.<.) for Column 3 : Name or Shun JilTerent categories of consumers in the town is furnished. The ddinitions of fhe terms lIsed in the The nallles of slums, if any, In the town arc column headings an.! as follows gi\'Ln in scp~ir~ltc lines. (i) 1)()l11e~tic : Connections to resident ial houses, Column -1 : An'a of Slum bungalows, clubs, hostels and hospitab run on The geographical area of each slum is givc..:n In non-commercial \incs, charitahlc, educational and square kilomclres lIplo three places of decimal. religious institutions arc all included in the domestic 119 Column 5 : Population of Slum .(aJlP,·u~illlaft') Column~ .. and 5: I\ll'dieal Facilities: lIo~pi tah/l)bpensa.-ic~/T.B.Clinic~/ Ilcalth CentJ'es/Nurs The approximate population of the nOlilied ~llIm ing lI()mt'~ etc., and Number of ned~ in I\ledical (as in 19f.:9) a~ rllrni~hed by the concerned CI\IC In~titulion~ Iloted in Column .. aUlhnfilies IS fcpnrteu in lhi" {_·(llumn. The ~eope of the:--e coillmn~ IS confined to only ~llch or the facilitie~ lh.lt are offered by in!-.lillition!- Column 6 : P'lled Roads (in Km.) run by or aidl,td by government/~ellli-g()vernl11enl or The loral kngl h of paved rO~H.I~, if any, in I he local bmlie .... and ch'lritahk jn:-.ljlutjon~ or s()(.·;al ~IUlll i~ reported here in kilometre!'> (upto 2 (.k(·imal M:f\ ICc..' agenClc!-. like t he mi~ .... ion"ries. In 01 hcr places). \ ..'ords, data on the medical facilities prllvided in the llmn by private doctors i.e., registered medical ColulUlI 7 to 12 : S,y~tcm of Scwel·... ge, Number of practictioner:-- eithl:r inui\ idually or in e~labli~hmenls L •.lt.'incs and Method or di~Jlosal of Night ~()il where they work 111 group:-., arc excluded from the purview of Ihc~C' columll ..... These column h('ading~ \\ hich arc the ~ame as lho~c appearing in ~tal('ment IV ah 0 \i.': ha\c already Thl: "hh,-e\ iation ... u .. cd In <:nlullll1 4 STATEl\IENT V l\IEUICAL, EUlICATIONAL. If the town has JlO<;pitaJ.... and Ji.... pen"iaries RECREATIONAL A['\O CULTURAL FACILITIES, providing fa(·jli{ie~ under diffefent sy~{ems of 19M9 medicine~ such as allopathic, ayurvedic, unani and homocopathic. thl.'n thi~ Jl.'lail too has bccn included Column 2 : Class and Name of To\Hl u~ing ahhreviation~ such as 'Ay' for Ayurvcdic, 'U' This column i~ ~ame as column 2: of Slatcmenl for Unani and 'I-Iom' for Homoeopathic .... y::.tem. IV ami therefore calls for no further explanation. IThe allopalhic in .. tilution .... do not have any additional ahhre\'i.llillll. In pre~cnting the informalion under Column 3 : POI)ulatiun column ..\ for H or 0, fir~t the tolal number of all in~titutioll!'. under different ~yslems is given within The total population or the town according 10 bral:kel~ afler 'H' or 'D. as the case may be .md lhe l(j(jl Cen~lls i .... noted in thi .... column. thereafter the number of institutions under each 120 sy~l~m IS gin~n. For in~laIH.T, H ( I) (1) n:prc.:~enls In columns 7, X and 9 the numher of medical nne allopathic hospital, when:a~ H(12) «), U-l, Ay-l, colkge~, the number of engineering colleges and l-1om-1) indicates availability nf 12 hl)~pilal~. of thc number of polytechnic instiLUtion~ arc indicated. which, 9 arc Alloral hic, I LJ nan i, I A \'un edic and In ca~e of medical colleges, the number of institutions, 1 J-Iollloeopathy.J if any, under <..Iifferellt systems of medicine IS separately gi\'t:n against abbrc\.'iation~ representing If medical facility IS not available In the town, different ~y~tem~ of medicine. The abbreviations then lhc name of lhe ncan:~l place \\here it i~ available is mcntioned hcrc along with the di:-.tancc uscd arc A : Allopathy; Ay : Ayurvedic; U : Unani; to that place in kilometrcs. HOI11 : Ilomol:opalhy and 0 : ()lhcf"s. The number of heds with which the medical In case the to\\'n docs not have any of the in~titutions, notcd in column 4, arc equipped is colleges rerclTed to III the~e 4 1.:olulllns i.e., if the indicated in column 5. entry ,were to h~ a da~h in any of lhe~e columns then the name of the ncarc~l place with the facility Column 6 to 15 along with the di~tance thereto is menlioncd. If such These column}, pro"ilic infnrmatinn regarding a plac~ is ollt~ide the district then the name and the t:ducational facilit ics availahle in the (O\\'n. the distance to thal placc and if such a place is ollbide the State it~elr I hen the naille of that State Columns 6 to 9 : Al't!lo/Sdl'llct'/Colllmerce Colleges is mellliollcu in the~c cnlull1lls. The samc proceuure (of ()l'grce Lt'\d and Abmt'); l\1t:'dical Colkges; is adopted regarding the other cl)lul1ln~ de"lling with Enginl"l"l'ing <':ulll'gl'~; Pul) technics cducational facilities. Particulars of colleges in the town providing C.,huUIJ 10 : Recognbed Shurthand. T,H>t.'wl·iting general education facilitie~ at degree level are Hud Other Vocational Tn.ining Institutiuns indicated In column (, uSing the following ahhreviations : The term recognised would mean rceognit ion by some statutory authority like the Educational A Arts only Department, Commerce Department, Labour S Scicnce only Department elc" of the Govcrnment or AS Arts and Scie nce only Semi-Government autonomous bodies or public C Commerce only sector projects. The Teacher's Training College, the Nur!-.ing College, the Pharmacy College, lhe College AC Arts and Commerce only, • imparting ctiueation in Physical Education, Applied ASC Combined for all lhrce categories Art/Painting College, Music/Dancing Schools and Arts, Science and Commerce, the like arc al~o ~hown undl.'r this column again~t L Law t hc eat egory or 'Ot he r~>. U University () Others. SII Shorthand If the numher of collegC'~ of any particular Typc Typcwriting call:gory is more than one, then that number is al~o Sh. Type Short hand and Typewriting given wilhin brackets ag;.linst the abhn:viation concerned. It may incidentally he mentioned here o Others that the educational institutions with a vocational If .md rrofe~~il)nal (_'nntenl Mlch a~ Pharmacy Colkge, the numher of institutions of any rank-ular REd. CollegC', Agricult ural College cIC., arc not type is lllure than one, then thal number is abo cun.:rt:d undL'r t hi!-. category htll an: ~ho\\ n included indicated \\ ithin hr,lCkets along with the ahhrcviation concerned, in the caleg_lu'y ur "Other~" in culumn 10. 121 Columns 11 to.'" Higher Se(_'ondal")'/Inter different from a ..... implc counting of ~ch()l)b In the Illl'dhstc/PlIC (Pn'-Univel'~jty Collt.>ge/ Junior Col (0\\'11. il'gt'/Sccond .. I·Y. l\1atl'k·ulation. Junior Sl'condal'y and l\liddJc SchooJs and Pdm.u·y SchooJ!oI Column 15 : Adult Litenacy Cla~~e~/Centn~~ and Oth('I'~ (Spedt) Information ahout the number of 5chools of different lypes func(ioning in (he (o\'\.'o is furni ..... hcd If adult literacy Cl.l~""'i:~ arc hc,ing run a1 regular under these coillmn~. All ~chools jrre~pcclivc of ccntre~ in the town, the number of such centres is the medium of education and the type of indicated in this COIUll1l1 by the !'.idc of the administering agency i.e., all those run by or aided ahbreviation AC. Curukuta, Madarasa (Arabic by Government or local budies, as \veJl a~ the School) and such other quasi religious cum unaided in ..... l itut ions run hy priv;_llC management arc educational in~tillltiol1~ if any in the town arc also reported III thi~ column under the category of considered here for rcpul ting. If there al e compo ... ile . ~ '(){her~'. institutions such a ..... a college providing education at degree level and al..,o a( PH~-Univcr~ilY Ic\cl then Column 16 : Number of \\'en-king \\'omt'n's Ho~tcls such in ..... titutiol1s are ..... plit up into degl ee colkgl'~ \\ilh Number of Seat~ and PUC college ..... (i.e., junior college) and ~eparaldy Though there arc hO ..... lcb mC'ant for ~LUdents in cOllllteLi a<;; if they arc indepC'ndC'nt unib. Lit..C'\\ i ... c, allllo~t all the hl\Vn ... , very few have ho ... lC'b meant a eompo ..... iLe Junior Colkge ~ hich ha ..... facilitic,s for for \\'orking women. In this column lhe number of providing education say from I to XII Mandard (i.e .• only ..... uch hl)~lCb thal are exdu .... ivcly meant for frolll PrimalY I staml~lId lIpto PUC) v,nllld he \\orJ...ing women only are reponed along with the reg 122 111 local parlance) an; not covered for reporting transacted anu IS suppo .... ed to he ba"cu on Il)C,d I uJH.kr (his column. cnquirie~ made by the I.:i\ ie STATEMENT VI TRADE,. COI\]l\lERCE. CoJumn~ 9 to 11 : Names of Three 1\lo~t Impo.·tant INDUSTRY AND BANKING, 19X9 Commodities 1\ IUllufactm·ed Column 2 : Cla~~ and Name of T .."n ThL order of imporLlI1ce IS delLr mined hrnadly by taking illLn con"idcr;Jlion the volume of thL lOtal This column is the same as column 2 of the output of the commodities or the scale of operation preceding slatement and therefore calls for no further and for these columns too it is the civic aULhority explanation. that has furni5heu the information after local enquiries. AU types of manufacturing and processing Column 3 to S: Names of Three l\Just ImportmJt irrespective of the sector to which they belong are Commodities Imported and Names of Three l\1o!->t con!:>iuered and of these the three that arc mo~t Important Commodities ExpOl·ted important arc reported. For purpo:..l:s of thl::..e columns, commodities for v.hich the to,'.n :..erve:.. only as a tran:-.it centre by Column 12 : Number of Banks importing for the ~pecific purpo~e of exporting the Information on Lhi~ item has been supplied by commodities without any proeessmg arc not the civic authorities after local enquiries and relates cont-,idcred either as imports or as exports. to the year 1989. If a bank has two or more Agricultural and ~uch other allied produce may he branches then each such branch is regarded as a regularly brought into the town from the neighhouring separate Bank for (.'ompuling the numher of hanks vilLlge~ and .'.old to comml:-.:..lon agents and in the town. wholc~,tlers at the regulated market for further ~xport to areas outside the town. In :-.uch cases Column 13 : Number of Agl"icultural Credit the produce that is brought into the town i~ not Sodetit'"!-> con~idered as import. On the other hand, if the:-.e items arc mainly consumed within the town - either The loud number of agricultural co-operalive as con:-.umption goou:-. or as raw materials by any crcdit ~ocieljcs functioning in the lown, irre~pLctive manufacturing indu~try - then the commodities under of the lype (0 which they belong (i.e., primary rcfcrl'n(.·c would bc regarded as imports. Thu", (he sen·icc, mullipLJrpo~c, agricultural produce markl:ting commoditie~ imported arc either locally consumed elc.,) is reported under this column. In quite a in the samc form or cbc processcd furl her and large numhl:r of town~ agriculture i~ an important thereafter either con:-.umed locally or exported to mean:.. of livelihood for a number of person~ and other centres. This le~triction apart, there is no agriculturi~ts of urban areas too have for long heen limitation concerning the nature and quantity of the inlluenced hy the co-np\:ralive movement. cOll1ml)Jilie~ that may be con~idered for reponing under the:-.e columns. Importance in a town is ColulUn 1" : Number C)f Non-Agricultunll Credit reMricted basically to the few or several commodities Sodeties that qualify for consideration either as imports or Consumer co-operat ivc societies which extend as exports. By and large the commodities reported crcdit facilities 10 the memhers, and al1 other credit under exports would eoincidl! with the commodities co-operative societies that cannot bc clas~ificd as reported as manufactured in the town because of agricultural are considered for this column. Several the specific exclusion of transit goods. As a result, groups of people belonging to specific c~legories the image that some of the towns have built up might have formed co-operative societies to cultivate over decades as tradit ional exporters of ccrtain the hahit of thrift and to make u .... e of the benefit goods docs not gel reflected under these columns. ari.'>ing oul of the encouragement given to the In these columns the importance of a commouity co-operative movement. All such co-operative societies arc covered under this column. The IS reported in very gencral terms anu ueciueu upon in terms of the estimated volume of commouir[es information as furnis.hed by the civic bodies after local enqulfJes has heen merely reported here. 123 TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENTS TOWN STATEMENT-I - STATUS Sl. Class, Name and Civic LocatIon Name of Taluk Name of Area No. of house- Population and No. AdmInistration Status Code No. Corrmunj ty (j n holds jnclud- of Town Development Sq. ing houseless 1901 1911 Block kms.) households (in 1991 Census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8_ 9 V GONIKOPPAL (MP) 100000 VIRAJPET VIRAJPET 3.26 1320 2 VI KOOLIPET eMP) 101000 SOMVARPET SOMVARPET 0.43 443 889 3 V KUSHALNAGAR (MP) 102000 SOMVARPET SOMVARPET 3.26 2064 1600 4 1 I 1 MADIKERI (TMe) 103000 MADIKERI 14.48 6223 6732 6269 (-6.88) 5 VI PONNAMPET (MP) 104000 VIRAJPET VIRAJPET 2.33 1157 6 VI SANIVARSANTE (MP) 105000 SOMVARPET SOMVARPET 0.72 756 7 V SQMVARPET (MP) 106000 SOMVARPET SOMVARPET 1.33 1699 1745 8 VI SUNTIKOPPA (MP) 107000 SOMVARPET SOMVARPET 0.16 650 9 IV VIRAJPET (MP) 108000 VIRAJPET VIRAJPET 2.83 2797 4283 3712 ( -13.33) 126 DIRECTORY AND GROWTH HISTORY growth rate of the town at the Censuses of Dens j ty Sex Ratio Sl. ( 1991 No. 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 Census) 1971 1981 1991 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 1 2749 2757 5391 5910 1813 654 802 895 1 (0.29) (95.54) (9.63) 1667 2059 2254 2179 5067 899 904 1001 2 (23.52) (9.47) (-3.33) 2902 5000 6936 9472 2906 878 831 891 3 (72.29) (38.72) (36.56) 5675 5995 7112 10117 14453 19357 24724 28750 1985 873 916 948 4 (-9.48) (5.64) (18.63) (42.25) (42.86) (33.93) (27.73) (16.28) 2621 3265 4367 4963 2130 879 896 1041 5 (24.57) (33.75) (13.65) 1391 2003 2691 3596 4994 937 895 928 6 (44.00 (34.35) (33.63) 5137 6281 6936 7094 5334 881 883 952 7 (22.27) (10.43) (2.28) 1306 1499 2166 2840 17750 778 826 893 8 (14.78) (44.50) (31.12) 3166 3832 4106 6138 8138 9782 11676 13137 4642 852 878 930 9 (-14.71) (21.04) Cl.1S) (49.49) (32.58) (20.20) (19.36) (12.51) 127 STATEMENT-II - PHYSICAL ASPECTS Sl. Class and Name of Town Physical Aspects Name of and No. RainfalL Temperature State Head Quarters District Head Quarters (in 1TIfl.) C; n Cent; grade) Maximum Minimum 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 V GONIKOPPAL 1715.0N 30.3N 12.9N Bangalore-214 Madikeri-48 2 VI KOOlIPET 1482.81 30.3N ' 12.9N BangaLore-219 Mad; ked-71 3 V KUSHALNAGAR 1715.0N 30.3N 12.9101 BangaLore-227 Madikeri-30 4 I I I MADIKERI 1757.4101 30.3 12.9 BangaLore-248 Madikeri-O 5 VI PONNAMPET 1020.00 30.3101 12.9101 BangaLore-220 Madi keri -53 6 VI SANIVARSANTE 1482.81N 30.3N 12.9N Bangalore-240 Mad; keri -61 7 V SOMVARPET 1482.81101 30.3N 12.9N BangaLore-240 Madikeri-40 8 VI SUNTIKOPPA 1757.4 30.3N 12.9N Bangalor e-233 Madikerj-15 9 IV VIRAJPET 1715.0 30.3N 12.9N Bangalore-230 Madikeri -30 STATEMENT-III - MUNICIPAL S L. CLass and Name of Town Civic Receipt ( in Rs. 100) No. Admi ni- stration Receipt Revenue derived Government loan Advance Other Total Status through from Municipal Grant Sources Receipt (in 1990) taxes properties and (Specify) etc. powers apart from taxation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 V GQN1 KOPPAl MP 1143 6870 1275 16 112 9416 2 VI KOOLIPET MP 543 328 2222 571 426 4090 3 V KUSHALNAGAR MP 2538 16898 6808 239 28 26511 4 I I I MADIKERI TMC 14097 2953 26187 25095 68332 5 VI PONNAMPET MP 1750 800 550 50 3150 6 VI SAN I VARSANTE MP 2270 1328 654 58 4679 8989 7 V SOMVARPET MP 2773 3343 5883 1498 1 13498 8 VI SUNTIKOPPA MP 1175 2179 1079 220 8 4661 9 IV VIRAJPET MP 2558 3840 14846 269 2174 23687 128 AND LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1989 road dIstance (In Kms.) from Sub-Dlvlslon!Taluk Nearest CIty wIth RaIlway StatIon Bus Route NaVIgable R,ver! S l. Head Quarters populatIon of one Canal (If Wah,n No. lakh and more 10 Kms.) 8 9 10 11 12 1 Mad,kerl-48 Mysore-88 KrlshnaraJanagara-64 Gom koppaL-O 1 Vlrajpet-16 Madlkerl-71 Hassan-4S Sakleshpur-33 Kodll pet-O 2 Somvarpet-29 Mad,kerl-30 Mysore-90 Krlshnarajanagar-48 Kushalnagar-O 3 Somvarpet-29 Mad,ken-O Hassan-110 Puttur-80 Madlkerl 0 4 Madl ken-O Madl ken -53 Mysore-93 Krlshnarajanagar-69 Ponnampet-O 5 Vu-aJpet-20 Madl ken -61 Mysore-136 Sakleshpur-45 Sanlvarsanthe-O 6 Somvarpet-21 Mad I ken - 40 Hassan-74 Holenarslpur-72 Somvarpet-O 7 Somvarpet-O Madlkerl-15 Mysore-l05 KrlshnaraJanagar-65 Suntlkoppa-O 8 Somvarpet-29 Madlkerl-30 Mysore-104 KrlshnaraJanagar-80 VlraJpet-O 9 VlraJpet-O FINANCE, 1988-89 ExpendIture (In Rs. '00) Sl. No. General Admln1- Publ,c Safety PublIC Health PublIC \.Iorks PublIC Others Total stratlon and Conve InstItutIons (SpecIfy) ExpendIture nIences 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1 1094 3885 194 232 5405 1 464 881 1069 298 720 3432 2 \ 1682 1283 2487 1848 38 8862 16200 3 4616 2552 23622 17127 249 12069 60235 4 1350 10 300 1 laO 30 120 2910 5 1630 883 229 502 929 4173 6 1606 958 6418 911 1199 11092 7 1441 547 60 1160 45 3253 8 2076 1220 8879 2360 1178 865 16578 9 129 STA TEM ENT-IV - CIVIC AND Sl. Class and Name of Town Civic Popu- Scheduled Road System of NlMllber of latrines No. Admini - Lation Castes and Length Sewerage stration Scheduled (in Kms.) Water Service Others Status Tribes borne (in 1990) Population 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 V GON1 KOPPAL MP 5910 556 PR- 17 OSO 315 KR- 7 2 VI KOOLIPET MP 2179 144 PR- 9 OSO, 350 KR- 2 SSO 3 V KUSHALNAGAR MP 9472 1607 PR- 8 OSD, 675 120 KR- 2 BSD 4 III MAOIKERI TMC 28750 2987 PR- 18 OSD, 3616 KR- BSO 5 VI PONNAMPET MP 4963 852 PR- 6 050, 1050 300 KR- 10 BSO 6 VI SANIVARSANTE MP 3596 392 PR- 4 OSO, 350 200 KR- 3 BSO 7 V SQflfVARPET MP 7094 807 PR- 14 050, 436 150 KR- 3 BSO 8 VI SUNTIKOPPA MP 2840 178 PR- 3 05D, 230 741 KR- 8 BSD 9 IV VIRAJPET MP 13137 1422 PR- 16 OSO, 1820 635 KR- 3 BSD STATEMENT-IV A - CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES S l. Class and Name of Town Name of Slum Area of Slum Population Paved Roads System of No. .. On Sq_km.) of slum (in kms.) Sewerage (approximate) , 2 3 4 5 6 7 NIL • 130 OTHER AMENITIES, 1989 Method of Protected ~ater Supply Fire Fightirl'g Electrification (Number of connectIons) Sl. Disposal ServIce No. of night Source of System of storage Domestic Industrial Co,mlerc 1 a l Road Others soil supply with capacity in LIght I ng litres(in brackets) (poInts) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ST T SR (319200) Kushalnagar-50 360 14 174 250 ST T CHT (57000) Hassan-4S 420 36 60 84 45 2 ST .. Pt T CHT (363200) YES 1880 94 416 167 3 SR (32200) ST T CHT (1069250) Kushalnagar-28 5322 460 1643 1881 4 SR (433200) ST T CHT (91000) Kushalnagar-40 1060 5 200 105 5 ST.Pt T CHT (450000) Kushalnagar-47 479 55 217 '10 6 SR (135000) ST.Pt T OHT (318500) Kushalnagar-28 937 7 SR (22750) ST.Pt T OHT (50000) Kushalnagar-15 642 122 8 SR ( 1320(0) ST T OHT (120000) Kushalnagar-45 1708 245 676 775 17 9 SR (456000) IN NOTIFIED SLUMS. 1989* Number of latrines Method of No.of tap points/ Electrification (No. of connectIons) Sl. disposal pubL i c hydrants No. Private C 0ImlUfl i ty of night installed for Domest i c Road lightIng Others soH supply of (Points) "'ater Service Others protected water Borne 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 NIL 131 STATEMENT-V - MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, Sl. Class and Name Popu· Medical Facilities Educational Facllities No. of Town lation ~ __~~ __~~ ____ Hospitals Beds In Arts/ Medical Engineering Polytechnic Recognised Dispen- Medical Science/ Colleges Colleges Shorthand saries/TB Insti- Conmerce Typewriting Clinics tutions CoLleges VocationaL etc. noted (of degree Training 1 n col.4 level & above) Institutions 1 2 345 6 7 8 9 10 1 V GONIKOPPAL 5910 H(1)(1), 40 ASC Mysore-88 Mysore·88 1 Type FPC 2 VI KOOL I PET 2179 HC, FPC 15 Sanivar Mysore-145 Hassan-45 Hassan-4S Type sante-B 3 V KUSHALNAGAR 9472 H(1)(Hom-1), 50 Gumnana Mysore-B8 Mysore-88 Madapattna-2 Sh., Sh.Type, FPC halLi-2 Type 4 III MADIKERI 287S0 H(1)(1). 410 ASC Mysore-120 Puttur-87 Madapattna-28 Sh.Type, FPC, T8 Type 5 VI PONNAMPET 4963 H(1)(1), 25 GonikoppaL-S Mysore-93 Mysore-93 Gonikoppal-5 Sh. Type FPC 6 VI SANIVARSANTE 3596 H(1)( 1), 30 ASC Mysore-136 Hassan·54 Madapattna-48 Type HC, FPC 7 V SOMVARPET 7094 H( 1 )( 1 ) , 120 Sanivar· Mysore-120 Hassan·74 Madapattna-28 Type FPC sante·21 8 VI SUNTIKOPPA 2840 HC, FPC 20 Madikeri-15 Mysore-105 Mysore-l05 Madapattna-15 Sh.Type 9 IV VIRAJPET 13137 H(l)(l), 240 AC Mysore-l04 Mysore-l04 Gonikoppal·16 Sh.Type, FPC Type STATEMENT-VI - TRADE, COMMERCE, Sl. CLass and Name of Names of three most important Names of three most important No. Town commodities imported commodities exported 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 V GONIKOPPAL Groundnut Clothes Foodgrains Coffee Rice Pepper 2 VI KODllPET Rice Sugar Clothes Coffee Cardamom Pepper 3 V KUSHAlNAGAR Foodgrains Clothes Coffee Orange Cardamom 4 II I MAD I KER I Fruits Foodgrains Vegetables Coffee Cardamom Honey 5 VI PONNAMPET Paddy Oil VegetabLes Coffee Rice Orange 6 VI SANIVARSAHTE Sugar Coconut Wheat Coffee Rice Cardamom 7 V SOMVARPET Paddy CLothes Building Coffee Orange Cardamom Materials 8 VI SUNTIKOPPA Paddy Petrol & Coconuts Coffee Cardamom Pepper Diesel 9 IV VIRAJPET Foodgrains CLoth Edible Oil Rice Coffee Cardamom , RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES, 1989 Educational Facilities (con~ld.) Work.ing No.of Recreational & Cultural Facilities Sl. "'omen's No. Higher Secondaryl Junior Primary Adult Hostels Stadia Cinema Audl todal Publ ic Secondaryl Matriculation Secondary Schools Literacy with Drama/Conmu- Libraries Intermediatel & Middle Classesl No. of nt ty Halls i neluding PUC (Pre-Uni- Schools Centres seats Reading versity Others Rooms College Level) (Sped fy) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1 1 1 2 4 1 2 PL 1 , 1 1 2 PL 2 RR 3 3 4 4 2 1 PL 3 2 3 6 7 1-43 1 2 3 PL 4 RR , 1 2 4 AC(1) 2 Pl 5 RR 1 1 3 3 1 1 PL 6 RR 1 / 2 3 3 1 2 Pl 7 ! Gargandoor-7 1 5 5 1 PL 8 1 3 3 6 AC(1) 1 6 PL 9 INDUSTRY ANn BANKING, 1989 Names of three most important comnocli ties manufactured No.of Banles No.of Agricultural No.of Non-Agri- S l. Credit Societies cultural Credit No. Societies 1st 2nd 3rd 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 Bott led Fruit 4 1 1 1 Juice Agricultural Gobar Gas Druns 3 1 2 Irrplements Cut Sizes of 5 , 2 3 Timber Cut Sizes of Gobar Gas Plant Steel Furn; ture 11 1 17 4 nmber 4 1 1 5 Lime Rice 2 1 6 6 2 2 7 4 1 8 Cut Sizes of 10 1 8 9 Timber 133 APPENDIX POPULATION OF TO\\'NS AND THEIR ASSOCJ ·\TED OUTGROWTHS Locatlon Name of the Town Populat;on of Name of Outgrowth Populat;on of Code No. the core town Outgrowth 2 3 4 5 NIL 134 SUPPLEMENT - SUB VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF SUB VILLAGES N/lnle of C. D. BIOI.:k : Ma(.hkeri~ Cod~ No.OO 10 L.C.No. Name of the Main l.C.No. and Name of L.C.No. Name of the Main L.C.No. and Name of of Main Village Sub Village of Main Village Sub Village Vi II age Village 1 2 3 1 2 3 8 KIGGALU (A)KIGGALU 39 BALLAMAVAT[ (A)BALLAMAVATI (B)AIKOLA (PULIKOTU NO.1) (B)DOODAPULIKOTU 10 BADAGA (M) (A)BADAGA 42 BHAGAMANDALA (A)BHAGAMANDALA (B)KODAMBUR (B )THAVUR 15 KALAKERI NIDUGANE (A)KALAKERI NIDUGANE 43 KUNDACHERI {A}KUNDACHER[ (B)KARVALE BADAGA {B)PADAKAL 18 KALOOR (A)KALOOR 45 BETTATHUR {A)BETTATHUR (B)BARIBELACHU (B)AVANDOOR (C)NIDUVATTU 46 KOLAGADALU {A)KOLAGADALU 19 HAMMIYALA (A)HAMMIYALA (B)KOTHUR (B)MUTTALU (C)HACHINAD 48 KARAGUNDA (A)KARAGUNDA (B )KADlYATHUR 20 MUKKODLU (A)MUKKODLU (B)MEGATHALU 49 BENGOOR (A)BENGOOR (C)HOOAI(ANA (B)AIYATHOKLU (D)AVANDI 51 SINGATHUR (A)SINGATHUR 21 MAKKANDUR (A)MAKKANDUR (B)CHERANDATTI (B)HEMMATHALU 54 CHERANGALA (A)CHERANGALA 26 KIRANDADU (A)KIRANDADU (B)KORANGALA (B)KAIKADU (C)MUNDROTU 27 KONANJAGERI (A)KONANJAGERI 57 SAMPAJE (A)SAMPAJE (B)BAVALI (B)KALLALA (C)AREKAL 29 ARAPATTU (A)ARAPATTU \ (B)PODAVADA 66 KUNDALPADI PERAJE (A)KUNDALAPADI PERAJE (B)PUTYAPERAJE 33 YEVAKAPADI (A)YEVAKAPAD I {B)MARANDODA 67 MALECHEMBU (A)MALECHEMBU (B)URUBAILUCHEMBU {C)DABBAOKA sun VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Blo(.:k : MADIKERI; Code No. :0010 LC Nallle! 01 Sub VIII"g~ Tot.1I df':,1 III Ttlt.11 AIll':OIIl.: ... aVdll.lhl.: (It not ,iV.II!.lnk "11hlll tho.: vllI.lgo: d d l...n (-) I" ...no,"" n 10 lh..: No Ih.: vII 1.lg.: PI'PII ... lliumn ,md n":,\llo II III IH.I.. I.. .. I-.. Ih.: J'''l.lJh. .: to hrn,ld r.IIl~':" VI/ 'i }..m.... "'-JO ),.111" (In h.: ... l,Il":") 1.1111'11 ;Ind 10+ llll" (11th.: 11>.' kl~.... t ~I',.: \\h.:r.. th.: t ldlit, , .. k\ III khk I" gl\ .:n} and Edu ..... - l\k~h".11 DII 11:1.. lIIg Pl)" 0.1\ or '\llllIlIIUU".IIIl11t N .. of lI"II.11 \~.Il.:r and D.IY" ot I Bu .. Slop. HI'U-":- Td..:- 11"1.1 r}...:t i R.1I1w.1Y StatulIl hol.!lIo gr..lph h .. 1 It .any Wdt":,"",,.I) I i_1) (2) (3} (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (l0) 8 A KIGGAlU 399.99 815 P -(0-5) \.I, n., PO, -(0-5) BS (193) Phone B AIKOLA 611.60 75' P -(0-5> 1.1, TIJ Phone -(0-5) BS ( 190) 10 A BACAGA 657.69 1214 P(2), M(2) -(0-5) u, TU. HP PTO, - (0-5) BS (301) Phone B KODAMBUR 420.61 555 -(0-5) -(0-5) ~, TIJ, HP Phone -(0-5) BS ( 134) 15 A KALAKER:I NIDUGANE 651_90 442 P -(0-5 ) \.I, MP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (100) 8 KARVALE BADAGA 322.16 881 P -(0-5) W, TW, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (223) 18 A KALOOR 2068.42 330 p. III -(5-10) \.I. TW PO, -(5-10) 9S (80) Phone B BAR I BELAC IiU 1798.08 218 -(0-5) -(5-10) w, TW -(0-5) -(S-10) -(0-5) (48) C NlDUVATTU 1946.61 521 P -(10+) 1.1, TI.I -(0-5 ) -(10+) -(0-5) (120) 19 A HAMMIYALA 2786.78 254 P - (10+) foI, TIJ -(5-10) - (10+) (5-10) (~) B MUTTAlU 1703.79 188 -(O-S) - (10+) \oJ, TW -(0-5) -(10+) -(0·5) (34) C HACHINAC 320.52 63 -(0-5) -(10+) 1.1, TIJ -(0-5) -(5-10) - (0-5) (18) 20 A MUKICOOLU 850.27 241 P, H -(10+) W, TW Phone -(10+) as (42) B MEGATHALU 732.52 228 -(0-5) -(10+) U, TW -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5) (49) C HOOAKANA 654_60 280 -(0-5) -(10+) W, TW -(0-5> - (,0+) -(0-5) (68) D AVA~DI 233.71 175 -(0-5) - (10+) 1.1. T'MI -(O-S) -(10+) -(0-5) (38) 138 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE t-...tl11c nt C D BIn.... \... \l.\Dlr....[RI. CoJr... t-..o OOtO Arrro" .. h N..:ar.: ... t TOl.\-n. Cl., ...... 01 Tn",n POl.\-cr L'lnu II"': (.,r.:" und.:r dill~r.._nl I\P"" o[ hn,llh'- Illlkd II"" (I>lllhkd tl) \\\1' " ... ,1111 II 1'1,-,-" [ { 1~1 VI \I.lg.: (JIl, 11l,11Il~ '"' dJ[II\ III n glu,hll'll1d glt)v,_ ... ) ( 11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) ( 18) ( 1 ) PR MADIl(ERl- I I I - 18 EA 306.15 73.17 20.67 A 8 PR MAOIKERI- IIl- 18 EA 415.60 171 .91 24.09 B PR MADIKERI- 111- 18 EA 549.00 79.21 29.48 A 10 p~ MAOIKERI- 111- 17 EA 279.74 113.28 27.59 B PR MAD I KER I - II I - 3 EA 303.78 263.06 85.06 A 15 PR MAD I KER I - I I I - 3 EA 204.54 121.61 103.94 B PR MAOIKERI- 111- 8 EA 1438.77 187.52 237.20 204.93 A 18 KR MADIKERI- 111- 10 EA 238.90 505.60 526.30 527.28 8 KR MADIKERI- 111- 11 EA 1632.85 159.68 110.49 43.59 c KR MADIKERI- 111- 14 2022.56 285.04 236.97 242.21 A 19 KR MAD]KERI- ]1]- 15 1048.54 260.35 342.61 52.29 B KR MADIKERI- 111- 15 208.48 45.21 46.34 20.49 c PR MADIKERI- 111- 10 EA 367.76 338.31 138.61 5.59 A 20 KR MAO I KER I - I I I - 16 EA 125.87 175.64 338.03 92.98 B KR MAOIKERf- Ir1- 17 fA 467.88 122 18 25.17 39.57 c KR MADIKERI- 111- 16 Ell 88.75 49 60 89.93 5.43 139 SUB VILLAGE AMENITIES Ndmc of C.D.Block : MADIKERI; Code No ·0010 LC Ndllll! 01 Suh Village Totdl ar... 3 of Totdl Am":lllli.: ... 3vall,lhl..: (If m>t av,lll ... hll! within th..: vill.lg..:. a d.l"h (-) I" ... ho .... n In the No th..: villag..: PllPli .. olllllln dnd Ill! xL III II 1ll1H ..... ll!l" Lh..: JI-.t.11KI! Il\ bnlJJ ran)!..:., VII' -'; lm.... "-10 lIll". (In h ... dM":<') IdtHln .lflll ]0+ "111<, 01 (h..: IIL·II..:~t ~II<.": v.h..:r..: (h..: !."II,t\ .... ,IV.llllhk I'" gIV":Il) and Edu .. a .. M ... dl ...i1 DllIIllng P" ... t D ... yor CommUI1l .. "tJ(ln Nl> of 1I0n.11 \\'"ll!f "nJ Dayt. of IBuo, Slup. Hou .. ..:- T .:1..:- Illdrl..ell R:ulway St,1l101l, hold ... gr'lph h,lI If any W,lI":rw... ) I P} (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 21 A MAKKANDUR 947.00 1446 P, M -(5-10) WO, TIrJ PO, -(5-10) BS (335) Phone B HEMMATHAlU 527.73 335 -(0-5) -(10+) 'W, T'W -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (79) 26 A KIRANDADU 619.48 610 P -(0-5) 1rJ, nJ -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (158) B KAIKADU 445.25 522 P -(0-5) 1.1, TI.I Phone -(0-5) BS (129) 27 A KONANJAGERI 418.29 722 P, M, H 0 1..1, TW PO, -(10+) as ( 176) Phone B BAVALI 378.27 693 P -(5-10) IJ, TI..I -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (155) 29 A ARAPATTU 384.61 803 P, M, H 0 IJ, TIJ PTO, - (10+) BS ( 169) Phone B PODAVADA 460.69 629 - (0-5) -(0-5) 'W, TW' -(0-5) -(5-10) BS ( 146) 33 A YEVAKAPADI 6524.54 789 P -(5-10) W, TIrJ PO, -(5-10) BS ( 193) Phone B MARANDODA 774.28 644 P -(5-10) W, TW -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (145) 39 A BALlAMAVATI 706.23 816 P, M, H 0 W, TIJ PO, -(10+) BS (191) Phone B DODDAPULIKOTU 599 .. 30 453 P, M - ( 10+) W, Hoi -(0-5) -(10+) as (PULIKOTU NO .. l) (108) 42 A BHAGAMANDALA 395.50 764 P, M(2) , H, MeW', 'W, Hoi PTO, MON BS (232) H, PUC PHC, FPC, Phone CHIJ, RP B THAVUR 2855.05 1250 P -(0-5) IJ, TW -(O-S) -(0-5) 8S (264) 43 A KUNDACHERI 2150.83 827 P, M - (5-10) iJ, Hoi PO, -(5-10) as (188) Phone B PADAKAl 329.57 609 P -(0-5) '.I, T'W -(0-5) -(0-5) 8S (126) 4, '" DIRECTORY AND LAND USE NLlme ot C.D.BloLk . MADIKERI; Code No.: 0010 Appro,ll.h N"'dr":~l To", n CI.I~~ 01 To" n POIk ... r L,llld u ,..: (.If..:.1 und..:r dlll..:l''':1I1 I) p..:!. 01 land u~..: In h..:dan.:, roulld..:d to two d..:~ Il11dl pl.I'- '-~) LC 10 vlll.lg..: and lh~t.m"..: (Ill Km ) Supply No Flll..:"t hllg.lkll Un Irngat..d Cultul.lbk AI":,I not (h) ~)url,.": 01 Ifllg.lllon) W.I~t..: 8vall.lbl..: (lOdudlng lor ~lIll1"dll<)n gdLh.hdr and groy..: ... ) ( 11) (12) (13) ( 1') (15) ( 16) ( 17) ( 18) (1) PR MAOIKERI- I II - 10 EA 205.27 337.03 120.34 284.36 A 21 KR MAOIKERI- 111- 14 120_52 331.28 30.94 44.99 B PR VIRAJPfT- 111- 13 fA 336.78 279.36 3.34 A 26 PR VIRAJPET- 111- 13 EA 278.82 162.65 3.78 B PR VIRAJPET- 111- 14 EA 210.62 203.26 4.41 A 27 PR VIRAJPET' 111- 14 EA 250.79 122.87 B PR VIRAJPET' 111- 9 EA 283.14 72.98 28.49 A 29 PR VIRAJPET' 111- 10 EA 339.63 102.19 18.87 B PR VIRAJPfT- 111- 23 EA 4456.16 791.16 499.73 777.49 A 33 PR VIRAJPET- 111- 22 EA 458.95 242.40 56.66 16.27 B PR MADIKERI- 111- 26 EA 7.59 289.44 372.51 36.69 A 39 PR MADIKERI- 111- 31 EA 301.91 249.59 47.80 B PR MADIKERI- 111- 37 EA 323.02 42.49 29.99 A 42 PR MADIKERI- 111- 36 fA 16.46 1926.52 871.59 40.48 B PR MADIKERI- 111- 35 EA 785.89 1263.92 86.85 14.17 A 43 PR MADIKERI- 111- 35 EA 276.48 44.44 8.65 B 141 SUB VILLAGE AMENITIES l\' I C N.ITlI': 01 Sub V Illll!": Toul lI~a{\1 T,'ld AJl1~Il1IIO:" ,lv.lll.lhl.: (d not .lv.lIl.lhl.: ~ Ilhmlh.: VIlI.L;,!": "d.l ... h (-) 1<; ;,hn~ n mlh..: N,) th..: \ Illig..: Popn ~Ollllllll .llld n.:,,( to II III hi I, "d .. Ih..: dl ... l.ln,..: III III "dd r.mg.:" VI/ - <; llll" <; I t) llll~. (In h .. -.[.Ir.... ) 11111111 and 10+ ],.111" ,,1th..: II, Ih.. ~II'II"': \\h.:I': th.: 1.1,,]11\ I ... 1\.ullhk I" gl\ ~n) .md Edtll... 1 I'II..:lil ...Il DIIIl"lIlg Po .. t 'D.lyor COlllIllUIlI .. ,llllIII No ,,' 11'111.11 \V.lkr .lnd D.I) " of IBu ... Slop HUll"" T.:k- IllJI "':11 R:J1("' ( 1 ) (2) (3) ( 4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 45 A BETTATHUR 2893.14 652 P, "I -(10+) iJ, T\4 -(5-10) -(10+) -(0-5) (148) B AVANDOOR 764 94 461 P, M -(10+) iJ, TiJ PO, - (10+) -(0-5) (106) Phone 46 A KOLAGADALU 1965.15 912 P, M -(10+) iJ, TiJ Phone -(0-5) -(0-5) (210) B KOTHUR 408.41 1192 P, M -(10+) iJ, TiJ -(0-5) -(0-5) as (282) 48 A KARAGUNDA 863 32 697 P, M -(10+) W, HI PO, -(10+) BS (196) Phone B KADIYATHUR 625 52 537 -(0-5) -(10+) iJ, TiJ -(0-5) -(5-10) - (0-5) ( 147) 49 A BENGOOR 855_98 899 P, M, H, -(10+) W, TW, R PO, TUE as (209) puc Phone a AIYATHOKLU 507_83 440 P -(10+) W, OTH -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) ( 124) 51 A SINGATHUR 442.19 486 P -(5-10) W, TW -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) ( 121) "- a CHERANDATTI 276.08 270 -(0-5) -(5-10) W, TW -(0-5) -(5-10) - (0-5) (51) 54 A CHERANGALA 2118.96 871 P -(0-5) W, T\4 PO, -(0-5) -(0-5) ( 182) Phone a KORANGAlA 518.72 545 P, M - (0-5) 1.1, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) as (174) c MUNDROTU 7489.99 50 -(5-10) - ( 10+) W, OTH -(5-10) -(10+) -(10+) (16) 57 A SAMPAJE 1315.11 2706 P, M, H, H. PHC, W, TW PTD, - ( 10+) as (535) PUC FPC Phone a KALLALA 406.14 91 P -(5-10) W, OTH -(5-10) - (10+) -(0-5) (20) C AREKAL 459.62 184 P -(5-10) W, OTH -(5-10) -(10+) -(0-5) (38) 1 f ") DIllliC'I'ORY AND LAND USE N.lI11c ot C.D Block: MADIKERI; COOe No.: 0010 ArpI08Ch NC.llc .. t Town. CI" ...... 01 Town Power Land u ... c prell undcr dlilcl..:nl I) pc ... {,I 1.llId u ... ..: 1II hc..t ( 1 1 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) ( 1 ) KR MAD rKERI- I 1 1 - 12 EA 172.98 2084.28 635.88 A 45 KR MADIKERI- 111- 19 352.61 310.70 101.63 B PR MADIKERI- 111- 20 EA 532.20 710.77 524.34 197.84 A 46 PR MADIKERI- 111- 19 EA 255.59 141.19 11.63 B PR MADIKERI- 111- 14 EA 401.64 454.38 7.30 A 48 KR MADIKER1- 111- 20 327.43 287.69 10.40 B PR MADIKERI- 111- 21 fA 512.26 326.73 16.99 A 49 KR MADIKERI- 111- 22 EA 338.53 157.22 12.08 B KR IMADIKERI- I I 1- 24 EA 389.21 39.99 12.99 A 51 KR MADIKERI- 111- 24 EA 246.09 19.99 10.00 B \ KR MADIKERI- 111- 38 EA 497.85 978.75 620.37 21.99 A 54 KR MAD1KER1- 111- 3B £A 442.75 51.98 23.99 B KR IMADIKERI- 111- 61 7350.69 114.31 10.00 14.99 c PR MADIKERI- 111- 28 EA 507.90 526.20 205.30 75.71 A 57 KR MADIKERI- 111- 23 248.79 42.66 97.25 17.4 4 B KR MADIKERI- 111- 32 88.60 125.58 83.54 161.90 c 143 SUB VILLAGE AMENITIES Ndmc ot C.D.Blolk : MADIKERJ; Code No. :0010 LC N,lIn.:: <11 Suh VIII'lg.:: Tot,1I 011'::" 01 Tot,.! Am'::llItl'::<., ,IVdil,I!>I.:: (JI lIot av.lIl.lhk .... Ithlll lh.:: vlll.lg.:. a d,l ... h ( ) 1<; ... h ...... n 111 th..: No Ih.: vllldg''-' PUrl! u)"lInn dnd n":"1 10 II In hr.l~ 1....:", Ih.., dlld Edll~d- r..l..:d.I..,11 DllIlklllg po,-t D,ly,'r COlllll1l1l1l ...111< '11 No ot 1101\,.1 \\".1.:. ,Inti Dd~" 01 IBu .. Stop. H\)u ... ~- T..:k 111,11 k..:tl R:IlI .... "y StAtlllO. hold .. gl,.ph h.lt II "Ily W.lh!lV. .1) I ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10) 66 A KUNDALAPADI PERAJE 1972.51 1686 PC 4), H, H -(10+) W, TW PO, -(10+) BS (308) Phone B PUTYAPERAJE 1396.07 1753 P - {10+} W, TW' -(0-5) - (10+) - (1O+) (340) 67 A MALECHEMBU 2494.28 1434 P, M -(5-10) W, TU ) - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (291) B URUBAILUCHEMBU 1567.02 1608 P, M -(0-5) W, TW, R PO, -(10+) (5-10) (296) Phone C DABBADKA 875.91 427 P -(10+) W, TW -(5-10) -(10+) (5-10) (95) 144 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE N.mlt: ot C.D.Blo~k : MADIKERI~ COUe No.: 0010 AppnM<-h N.:ar.: .. t Town. Cla~ ... of Towo Pow (11) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) PR MADIKERI- II I - 41 EA 934.57 733.89 304.05 A 66 KR MADIKERI~ 111- 42 fA 1015.92 324.63 55.52 B KR MADIKERI- 111- 33 EA 1684.07 354.66 135.64 319.91 A 67 KR MADIKfRI- 111- 30 EA 164.28 648.34 314.38 440.02 B KR MADIKERI- 111- 34 EA 531.97 204.39 55.29 84.26 c 145 LIS'f OF SUB VILL,\(;ES :'\.tlllt: ot C D Blo... k SUI1l\.lrpd. ('oJ", 1\:\) {l{l2U L.C.No. Name of the MaIn L.C.No. and Name of L.C.No. Name of the MaIn L.C.No. and Name of of Maln Vlllage Sub VIllage of MaIn VIllage Sub VIllage VIllage VI II age 2 3 2 3 2 GANAGUR (A)GANAGLR 35 jANARDA~AHALLI (A)JANARDANAHALLI (B)JNJI,-,A~AhALLI (B)MAVINAHALLI (C)MALAGANAHALLI 4 GONIMARUR (A)GONIMARUR (D )MAGADALLI (B)SADIGANALLl (C)BANAVARA 36 KI R I KOOL[ (A)KIRIKODLI (D)SANGAYANAPURA {B)KEREGANALLI (E)'iEDUNDE (F)NAGAVALA 38 KATTEPURA (A)KATTEPURA (G)6HUVANGALA (B)IPPUGALALE (H)MORIKAL BASAVA~AHALLI (I}ADINADUR 41 NILUVAGIlU (A)NILUVAGILU (B)BESURU 6 YELAKANUR (A) YE LAKANUR (C)2ND KUDLUR (8 )HOSAHAlLl (D)CHIKKABANDARA 8 NERUCALALE (A)~ERUGALALE 42 HONNEKODI (A)HONNEKODI (B)H I THlUMAKKl (B)BASUVANARE (C)AREYUR (C)KONIGANALLI (D)DODDABBUR (E)CHIKKABBUR 43 KEREKERI (A)KEREKERI (F)NERALE {B)AREHALLI {C)CHIKKAKUNDA 13 AIGUR (A)AIGUR (B)YEDAVARE 44 KUDLUR (A)1ST KUDLUR (C)kARANGI (B)LAKANI {D)HAROHOLE 45 DODDABANDARA (A)DODDABANDARA 17 HANAGAllU {A )HANAGAlLU (B)B I TT IGANALl I (B)HANAGALLU SHETT ALL I 46 KORAGALLU (A)KORAGALLU 19 KALAKANOUR (A)KALAKANDUR (B)AEMMANE (S)ADIGALALE (C)HOSABEEDU 47 MANAGALI (A)MANAGALI (B)TALUR 20 CHOUDLU {A)CHOUDLU 48 KITTURU (A)KITTURU (B)KIBBETTA (B)HALL I BYLU 21 BALAGUNDA (A)BALAGUNDA 49 HEBBULSE {A)HEBBULSE (B)NAGARUR (B)SAMPIGEDALU (C)HOSAPURA. 34 DOODAKODL r (A)DODDAKODL I (B)NANDIPt..JRA 50 BELlARANALLI (A)BELLARAHALLI (C)KALLAHALLI (B) HANDLI 147 LIST OF SUB VILLAGES Name of C. D. Block: SOl1lvarpd: CoJe No.0020 L.e.No. Name of the Maln L.C.No. and Name of L.C.No. Nume of the Maln l.C.No. and Name of of Maln Vlllage Sub VllLage of Maln Vlllage Sub VI llage Vlllage Vlllage 2 3 2 3 51 HULSE (A)HUlSE 62 KELAKODLI (A)KELAKODLI (B)GUOUGALALE (B)HAMPAPURA (C)SIRANGALA (C )ARKANAHAL LI 52 MUDRAVALLI (A)MUDRAVALLI 63 BIDARUR (A)BIDARUR (B)KEREHALLI (B)SULUGALALE (C)SAGERI (C)HEMMANE 53 NAKALAGODU (A)NAKALAGODU 64 CHOWDENA HALLI (A)CHOWDENAHAllI (B)BEKALL I (B)HAREHOSUR (C )BETT ADALLI (D)KANAGALLU 65 HITHLUKERI (A)HITHLUKERI (B)HUNSEKAIHOSAHALLI 54 lI.'JARAOjl.UJ 148 LIST OF SUB VII-JLAGES N.lnlC ot C D Blo4.,," SOil)" drpet , CoJe No 0020 l.C.No. Name of the Main L.C.NO. and Name of l.C.No. Name of the Main L.C.No. and Name of of Main Village Sub Village of Main Village Sub VilLage VI II age Vil Lage , 2 3 , 2 3 75 SIODAPURA (A)SIDOAPURA 86 GOPAlAPURA {A)GOPAlAPURA. (B)ALUR (B)MADAGODU {C)AlUR FOREST (C)KENKERE (D)KANTHEBASAVANAHALll (D)VADEYANAPURA 76 DODDAKANAGALU (A)DODDAKANAGALU 87 DODOAKOlATHUR (A)DODDAKOLATHUR (B)CHIKKAKANAGALU (B)APPASHETTAHALLI {C)DODDAHAlLI {C)SHETTIGANAHALLI (D)HITHLUGADDE Ba CHEEKANAlLI (A )CHEEKANALLI 79 DODDAMOLATHE (A)DODDAMOLATHE (B)YEDEHAlLl {B)SUllMOlATHE (C)HAROHAlLI 89 DUNDALlI (A)DUNDAlLI {O)2ND CHODLU (B)HALKENE {E)VALAGUNDA (C)THOYALLI 80 HONNEHANAKODU (A)DODDAHANAKODU 90 KAJUR (A)KAJUR (B)GEJJEHANAKODU (B}CHIKKAKOLATHUR (C)KUGEKODI (C)JABIKODI (O)HONNAHAlLl 91 MULLUSOGE (A)MULLUSOGE 81 SUNTl (A)SUNTI (B )GUMMANAKOLll (B)I(ORAlAHALLI (C)GONDIBASAVANAHALLI (C)MANGALORE 92 BAICHANALLI (A)BAICHANALLI 82 CHANNAPURA (A)CHANNAPURA (B)MADAPATNA {B)HIRIKERI (C}SHIVAPURA 93 BASAVANA HALL! (A)BASAVANAHALl[ (B)BOLLUR 83 GO'.lDAlLl (A) GO\.lOAlll (C)DODDABETTAKER[ (B)AJJALLL (O)GUDDEHOSUR (C)HAREHAlLl (O)l 84 HEGGULA (A)HEGGULA 95 RANGASAMUDRA (A)HOSAPATNA (B)SANTHAVERI (B)RANGASAMUDRA (C}BASAVANAKOPPA (C)V1RUPAKSHAPURA (D}GONDAlLI 108 MANAJUR (A)MANAJUR 85 NANDI GUNDA (A)NANOIGUNDA (B)CHIKKANAYANAHOSALll (B)AMANAHAlll (C)NALLUR (C}KURUDAVALLI 149 I~lST ()F sun \"II~I~A(;ES L .CNo. Name of the Maln L.C.No. ilnd N,lfllC of L . C. "',~. N.:JlllC of the Maln L.C.No. and Nilmc of of l'"Ialn Village Sub Vll luge ot Mdln Vlllagc Sub Vlllage V,l [age Vlll ClgC 2 3 2 3 110 TORENUR (A)TORENUR 117 ULUGULLI (A)ULUGUll (B)GADDEHOSALLI (B)NARGNANE (C)ANDANIPURA {D)CHIKKALUVARA 12J HERUR (A)HERUR (E)DODDALU\iARA (BH1ADRE (F)SIDLINGAPURA (C)MOLUR (G)ARASINAGUPPA '21 ANDAGOVt (A)A"'DAGORE (H)AlALUGUPPE (B )IC)[>AGARA HAL L I (I)BASARUGUPPE 126 HORUR (A)HORUR 111 MARUR (A)MARUR (B)1'10DUR (B)CHINNENAHALLI (C}HALEGOTE 127 KEDAKAL NEGADAL (A)KEDAKAL NEGADAL (D}KASALAGODU (B)HALERI (E)6TH HOSKOTE 128 KANDANAI(OLLI (A)KANDANAKOLLI 113 HULSE (A)HULSE (B)KADANDAL (B)RAMPURA {C)KOPATHUR 114 KUOIGE (A)KUDIGE 129 MUVATHO\(LU (A }MUVIl.THOKlU (B)BYADAGOTTA (B)HADAGERI (C)BUVANAGERJ (C) IGGODlU (D)HEGGADALll {E)HUDUGUR 130 SJRANGAlll (A)SIRANGALLI (f)KAlIDEVARAHOSUR (B)I([RUDAlE (G)MALlENAHAlLI (H}SIGEHOSUR 132 SURLABI {A)5URLABJ (I)SIRAHOlAlU {B)KUMBARA GADIGE ( C)MANKYA 116 KUDUMANGAlORE (A)KUDlUR CD)K I KKARAlll (B)MANGALORE (C)CHIKI(ATHUR 133 KUMBUR (A)KUMBUR (D}DOODATHUR (B)jAMBUR (E}HUlUGUNDA (F)BASAVANTHUR 135 ANjANAGERJ BETTAKERJ (A)ANJANAGE'RJ BETTAKE-RJ (B)HARJl.DUR 150 SOl\fVARPET C.D.BLOCK SUB VILLAGE AM ENfTIES N.UiIt:': ot C.D.Block : SOMYARPET; Code No . . 00::0 LC N,lIn..: <~I Suo VIII'lg..: Tnl.11 <11 .. <1 I~I T,II.II A 111 .. 11111":' ,1\ 111.11>1..: (II nol dvall.lot..: .... 11!1I11 th..: vlll.lg..:. d d,l,h ( ) I" ... h,'.... n III th..: No th..: vIIJ.I~": Poru ... ,,11111111 .!llli 11 .. "\1 I,' 11111 "1'1 ... 1....:1 ... th..: dl,I.!llu: In oroml r,III)!":" VI/ <; 1..111' <; i() 1..111' (In h.:d,I1':") 1.II,on .md 10+ \..m .... ,llb.: IlL 11'':'''' [!I h.': \\11':1': 'he- 1,ldltl\ I'" a\.I,I,hl.:- ,.. gl\ \,.... 11) dnd Fdll ... d l-.kdl ... ,11 DIIIII..!lI~ P" ... I D'I) Of ('omUlU 1'1 • .111011 Nil <>1 tHln.11 \V,lI..:r :Iml D'I)" oj (Gil'" SlOp. HUII'':- Td.:- 111.111...:11 R.IlIv. .1) Slltll)(J hold .. g ["'1 ph h.11 II .111\ \\.11.:1"1.1.0.1)1 ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4 ) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 2 A GANAGUR 310.79 468 P, M -(10+) 101, T'W, HP PO - ( 10+) -(0-5) (97) B UNJ I GANAHALll 106.31 167 -(0-5) -(10+) 'oJ I HP -(0-5) -(10+) - (0-5) (34 ) 4 A GONIMARUR 305.96 614 P (4) • M, H -(10+) IJ, HP PO, -(10+) BS (133) Phone B SADIGANALLI 60.94 ------_------UN - I NHAB I TED ------ C BANAVARA 156.03 451 p - (1 0+) 'W. HP -(0-5) - { 10+ } as (B7) 0 SANGAYANAPURA 225.01 246 P -(10+) 'W. HP -(0-5) - ( 10+) BS (56) E YEDUNDE 143.27 162 - (0-5) ·(10+) 'W, HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (34) F NAGAVALA 68.86 60 -(0-5) -(10+) 'W, HP - (0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) ( 14) G BHUVANGALA 129.01 152 -(5-10) -(10+) 'oJ, HP -(5-1Q) -(5-10) (5-10) (29) H MORIKAL BASAVANAHALlI 89.06 66 -(10+) -(5-10) lol, HP -(D-5) -(0-5) (5-10) (15) ADINADUR 82.79 271 P -(5-10) 'W, HP -(0-5) - (10+) -(0-5) (56) 6 A YELAKANUR 406.78 468 P -(10+) 'W. HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(O-5} (92) B HOSAHALLI 181.78 217 -(0-5) -(5-10) 'W, HP -(0-5) -(D-S) -(0-5) (48) DIH.ECTORY AND LAND USE N.lnlt! ot C.D.Blol:k: SOMVARPET; Code No.: 0020 Al'pn> ( 11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) ( 17) ( 18> ( 1 ) PR SOMVARPET- V- 14 EA 48.12 237.29 14_70 10.68 A 2 KR SOMVARPET- v- 12 EA 85.10 18.03 3.18 B PR SOMVARPET- v- 15 EA 86.20 170.08 36.36 13.32 A 4 ------UN - INHABITED ------.------B PR SOMVARPET- v- 12 EA 35.21 78.10 30.10 12.02 c PR SOMVARPET- v- 13 EA 41.29 141.21 33.56 8.95 D PR SOMVARPET- v- 13 EA 118.58 17.93 6.76 E KR SOMVARPET- v- 17 EA 59.49 4.88 4.49 F KR SOMVARPET- v- '1 EA 32.38 67.59 18.41 10.63 G KR SOMVARPET- v- 10 EA 75.45 10.21 3.40 H KR SOMVARPET- v- 14 EA 48.56 32.42 1.22 0.59 PR SOMVARPET- v- 12 86.33 111.92 '82.63 19.90 A KR SOMVARPET- v- 14 EA 44.52 78.03 47.46 11. 77 B 153 SlJll \'II.JJA(;E A [\1 L' J T I I.~ . Name ot C. D. Bl LC N.III.': ,,( 5uh Vdl.,;;,: Till.,] .11 .::., "I T"I .• I A Ill': 11111.:" .1\ <101.,1>1.: (II Ih,l .1\ .,11.11,1.: \\ 1111i1l II!.: \ 111.1;;': .•1 d.l~h ( ) 1~ ~Ih,\\ n "' Ih.; N" Ill.: \ II 1.,;;<.: P.,!'u '_OIUllIH .. llhJ Ih:,l tu It til III ~Io.... k...... t ..... th..: ... h .... L.L1h.. ,,: til IHU.. h.lI'lnl!~"" "\01/ " 1..111' <, I" 1.,1" dn h"d.II":'! 1.111011 .llId 1 f 1 + I..nl ..... 'I" tl,l... rh." 111,..· .... 1 1',1 .~..: \\. f""I ....- til ... II IIn\ I' 1\ III "'k I' ~I\,., n I dlld fdu,-.I !\Iul" " [)'1I1~ III;! P,,,, 0.1) II, (\IIIIIlIlJIU .. .11.( III l\:,~ of (1<"1 " \\ .Ik. •111,1 D.I\., ,,( I 1I1I'" ::->1,,1' . H .. lI ... .:- T.:k 111.111..:1 R.II'" .1\ ~1.11""1. h"I" .. ;; I .Iph h.11 11.111\ \\.lk·I\\I\1 ( 1 ) (2) n) ( <'.) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 1 " ) 8 A NERUGALALE 146.31 246 P (2) • M -(5-10) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(5-10) S5 (48) B HITHLUMAKKI 69.58 215 -(0-5) -(5-10) "", HP -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (45) C AREYUR 266.76 314 P -(0-5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) - ( 10+) -(0-5) (65) D DODDABBUR 235.89 607 -(0-5) -{SolO) 1.1, HP PO -(5-10) 6S ( 141) E CHIKKABBUR 84.76 69 -(0-5) -(10+) 101, HP ~(0-5) -(5-10) 85 (15 ) F NERALE 112.91 52 -(0-5) -(10+) U -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (10) 13A AIGUR 486.04 1803 P(2) , M, H -(S-10) T, 1.1, HP, PTO, -(5-10) as (399) R Pnone B YEDAVARE 455.08 651 P - (0- S) "", HP, R Phone - (10+) -(0-5) (132) C HARANGI 321.97 210 - (0-5) -(O-S) 1.1, HP, R -(5-10) -(10+) (5-10) (45) D HAROHOLE 173.94 19 -(0·5) -(0-5) HP -(5-10) --( 10+) (5-10) (5) 17A HANAGALLU 446.82 1715 P(2) , M(4) -(0-5) \.l, HP PO -(0-5) liS (373) a HANAGALLU SHETTALL I 254.74 484 P -(0-5) 1.1, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (96) 19 A KALAKANDUR 414.48 748 P -(0-5) 1.1, HP - (0-5) -(0-5) BS (148) B ADIGALALE 45_42 185 - (0-5) - (5-10) \.l, HP - (0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (40) C HOSABEEDU 197.86 314 P -(0-5) 1.1, HP -(0~5) -(5-10) as (71) l54 1)1 REC'TOR Y AND LAND USE r\.lJl1e ot C.D Bin,.').,: : S();\1\'ARP[T: Cod~' "',) r)()~(J Arrrns.:h N':lIr.:,., Tnwn. ClaM. "fTo~n P,,\\..:r Land U'\! (ar~a 1IIh.h:r \hth.·l..:nt 1~,,'-"'" l\l l'lhi U""'; UI ~)l..... t [1\,.· .... 1"'HI\k\1 tp l\.\p ,L_ Illi Ii 11: 1"- ...... I I C III \.IUng~ all.1 .. 1I .. I:ln... .: (Ill Kill ) Supply ------~ ------"-,, Ft.)I~'1 II [It! Il~l.t l 1I IE II.~ d .....J (_-U:lLl[ dd,,-~ \1,- I III l \h:.- ,.OUh.': "I 1I11l,!.I\I<'1l1 \\ I ... t..:- ~l '\ I! I II 1,,- IUI...ljhJJdl!! ), \, ~ uJ II' Jth III ~ IIL_II.1[ ,uhl ~i\l\ L'c"J PR SOMViIoRPET- v- a EA 61.32 72.30 4.62 8.07 A 8 PR SOHVARPET- V- 10 EA 45.51 14.07 10.00 B KR SOMVARP£T- v- 10 EA 97.53 74.33 78.23 16.67 c PR SOMVARPET- v- 9 EA 69.61 151.60 14.68 D KR SOMVARPET- y- 10 EA 53.33 24.55 6.R8 E KR SOMVARPET- V- 12 EA 23.88 69.96 12.55 6.52 F PR SOMVARPET- v- 9 EA 126.17 277.92 64.95 17.00 A 13 KR SOMVARPET- V- 1~ EA 232.75 176.12 46.21 B KR SOMVARPET- V- 14 EA 87.05 27.57 207.35 c KR SOMVARPET- V- 13 EA 173.94 D PR SOMVARPET- v- 2 EA 310.02 126.96 9.84 A 17 \ PR SOMVARPET- V- 5 EA 201.82 41.98 10_94 B PR SOMYARPET- y- 5 fA 168.10 . 235.68 10.70 A 19 PR SOMVARPET- y- 7 EA 32.87 6.95 5.60 B PR SOMVARPET- v- 5 fA 152.43 38_83 6.60 c 1S5 sun 'TILLAGE AMENITIES N.Hllc ot C.D.Block SOMVARPET. ("IUe 1\:0 .OO:!O LC N,lIn..: 01 Suo Vdl,~.: TOI.II ,II':'" 01 TOI.I) Am':I11II":" ... " ... II •• hl.: (II 1101 •• "'III.lbl.: ~ Ilhllllh.: VIII.,g.:. d d.l ..h ( ) I" .. hl)~!l III Ih.: No Ih.: vLlL'g.: POilU ~"IUIllIl ... lId 11.: ... 1 In II 1111){d~J..d ... Ih.: J"ldn~.: III hrodJ r,lllg.:" VII' -iii J..m ... IIi- II) J..lll~. (In h .. d.IT':") 1.111<)11 .111.1 11)+ ~lll' "I th.: lh'.Il" ... 1 ~II'': "h':I': th.: 1•• "hl, I".n IIllhl.: ." :;1\ ...:n) dlld Ed,k ... t-1.:dk,1I DlInJ..lIlg Po .. ! D •• ) \Ir C. )nlnllllll~ ... I"iii No "I tl, m.d \\ .11.:r lind D.I) .. ol IBu .. Slop, 11ou .. .: Td.:- mal J...:I/ R."I~ .1\ SI...rIIIlIl, holtl .. gl.lph h.11 II .III) \\ .Il.:rn .1) I (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 20 A CHOUDLU 334.44 4023 P -(O·S) T, 'W, HP -(0-5) - (0-5) 8S (848) B KIBBETTA 285.36 762 P -(0-5) W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) as (168) 21 A BALAGUNDA 401.92 2488 P -(0-5) T, ..... HP. PTO, -(0-5) 8S (521) R Phone B NAGARUR 225.12 1101 -(0-5) -(0-5) T, W, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (237) Phone 34 A DODDAKODLI 337.90 1206 P(2) -(0-5) W, TW -(0-5) -(O-5) BS (250) B NANDIPURA 58.04 59 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, TW -(O-5) -(0-5) BS (17) C KALLAHALLI 103.17 58 -(0-5) -(0-5) ..... TW Phone -(0·5) BS ( 13) 35 A JANARDANAHALLI 31.17 131 p. M -(5·10) W, TW -(0·5) ·{5~'O} BS (25) 8 MAVINAHALLI 100.09 144 - (0- 5) -(0-5) 1.1, TIJ -(0-5) -(0-5) -(O-S) (28) C MAlAGANAHALLI 117.79 125 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, HJ -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0·5> (22) 0 MAGADALL I 174 _12 47 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, TIJ -COoS) ·(0-5) -(0·5) (5) 36 A KIRIKODLJ 175 _89 273 p. H. PUC -(0-5) W. Til Phone -(0-5) BS (58) B KEREGANALLl 93.75 417 P -(0-5) W, TIJ Phone ·(0-5) BS (79) 38 A KATTEPURA 314.S0 1S9 P ·(5-10) W, TIJ -(O-S) -(5-10) BS (36) B IPPUGALALE 144.43 255 . (0-5) -(5·10) W Phone -(5-10) -(0-5) (52) 156 I DII{ISCTORY AND LAND US N.Ulll.! ot C.D.Blm.k : SOi\lVARPET: CoJIo! No . 0020 Apprn,h.h N..:.lr..:,,' Tmh ll. CI.I"" 01 To,," II Pn~.:r Landi",': (.11.:.1 IIlld.:r ,III 10: r .... n\ ",p.:~ 0' 1.ln<.\ II~': In h.:d.lf':~ f""I1>l.:d \0 \~" 11 ...... 11)).11 1'1.1,':") LC Supply to vdl.lg.: .lJld d"lanul (Ill Kill ) ~.~---- N" F"I.:,t Inl).!.lh:d Un Irtl).!dkd Cult IIfdh I.: Ar':,1 no' (h~ " (l ()) (11) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) ( 17) ( 1 ) PR SOMVARPET- \/- 1 EA 283.80 91.87 14.35 A 20 PR SOMVARPET- y- 2 fA 240.97 33.50 10.89 B PR SOMVARPET- \/- 5 EA 328.22 62.24 11.46 A 21 PR SOMVARPET- y- EA 263.21 34.06 5.26 B PR KOOLlPET· VI- EA 226.06 28.80 9" .95 A 34 KOOLI PET· VI - 1 EA 32.29 9.29 1~.83 B PR KOOLIPET- VI - 3 EA 59.56 15.24 52.42 c PR KOOLIPET- \11- 8 EA 4.05 2.77 24.35 A 35 KR KODLIPET- VI- 5 EA 36.44 2.95 60.70 B PR KOOLIPET' VI- 5 EA 42.51 10.00 65.28 c KR KOOL[PET· VI' 4 EA 157.49 6.23 10.40 o KR KooL! PET - VI - 2 EA 127.12 10.31 38.46 A 36 PR KOOLlPET- VI" 2 fA 54.54 14.88 25.54 B PR KOOLIPET· V[- 6 EA 32.04 109.02 9.97 163.47 A 38 KR KOOLIPET- VI" 8 fA 44.12 19.37 B 151 SUB VII-(l.At;t: A 1\1 E NIT I E S 1(' , 111110... \1! ~t£j) \ I I I ..• .... I ,,' II II c'" "I 1 ", II A'II..:,II'I\;'.I\ .1I1..hl" (II n.)1 a\.III.,hl..: ,,,,h'lIliJ.: \ til.,;!..: ••1 d."h I I I ...... "ht ." n In th~ \h~ ,Ii\ I;':: P"I'" _"llInI\) .HI,! 11":"'" 1111\ "I.,,\..,,\'.. 11\" -1, ... '.111,,, III 1>"",,1 I ,III;!" .. 'If "1.11\ .... ' !(lkHI'" \III h ... ,I.II":'1 1.11'''1} ,II" 1 I 11 + J... Ill' (l! I h..- flO:.1 r..- ,1 pI. I d" \\ II 0: I'__' I h,_. 1.1, til h , .. d \ 111.1 h k I" ~1I11.i I d'ka- l\l.:d",J1 DIIlIllll~ Po .. t D:I) (I' l ...\ulllllllnL ...... tl~. ~u 'u pi I'''n.d \\'UI":I and D;l)," \\1" I R",'< $' 2 (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) PO} 41 fJ. NILUVAGllU p -(5-l0) 1.1, T1.4 -(O-S) -(5-10) BS B BESUkU 101.65 176 P, M, H -(5-10) 1.1, TI.I - (0- 5 ) 85 (35) c 2ND KUDLUR 5.39 ------~.------. UN - INHABITED -.------ D CHI ...... ABA~DARA 81.64 434 p -(5'10) 1.1, TI.I -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (86) 42 A 48.88 49 -(0-5) -(5-10) IJ , TIJ -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (12) B 42.9 ... 16 -(0-5) -(O·S) \J I TI.I Phone - (5- 10) BS (') ) c -(5,10) W, TW -(0'5) '(5-10) -(0-5) (46) 43 A 51) 16 91 p -(0,5) ..... HI -(0-5) -(0-5) BS ( 21 ) B Ae t .. e., • 1 47. (19 88 -(0-5) -(0-5) W. T.... -(0-5) -(0-5) as (22) c 92.12 230 -(0-5) -(0-5) \.I, T\.I - (0-5) -(0-5.) BS (44) 44 A 1ST KUDLLtR 21'l.?7 619 p '(0-5) \.I. H.I -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (124 ) B LAI<.M.JI 157.33 1 b 1 -(0-5) -(5-10) \.I, TI.I - (0-5) -(0-5) BS (3i) 45 A 159.31 342 p -(5-10) -(0-5) -(5-10) 8S (67) B1TT1GA"ALlI 32.84 66 -(o·s) -(5-10) 1oL, TI./ '(0-5) -(5-10) - (0- 5) ( 11) 4b A 89.51 64 -(0-5) -(5-1;]) W, TI.I -(0-5) -(5-10) -(o·s) (16 ) B AEMMAt-,E 91.76 221 ·(0-5) ·(5-10) 1./, T\.I -(5-10) -(5-10) - (0-5) (39) DIRECTORY AND LAND USE N;.tme ot C.D.EJo... !.. : SOI\1VARPET; ("oJ..: No.: 0020 A"p ... ·.t~h N..:ar.:~l To \I< 11. \I.I~~ ,'I T,," n POI.I.-":'- Land u;...: (,11":" und.:r dllkl..:nl I~I''':~ <>1 I.lnd lJ~": III h":d:lr..:~ rOlilld..:d h. ,",, ,1..: ... lIlI.11 pl.I''':~) LC t.&. vllI,I~": and dl!>I.llh.": (Ill "-Ill I Supply No F" ...:", It II~at.:d Un 1I1l~,II.:d CUitlll ahl..: AI"::' 11,'1 Ib} ·.otlr... ..: 01 Irnl!,ltuIIl) '"" ,,","'It.! "".III,lhl..: {. n .. 1tI~h Ill! lor ... tllt""IIt,m g:lIh. h.lr .111.1 i!! ~ tV~"') ( 1'1) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) ( 1 ) PR KOOll PET- VI- 7 EA 222.67 30.59 26.38 A 41 PA I(OOLIPET' VI- 6 EA 53.44 36.47 11.74 B ------.------.------UN - InHABITED ------.------c PR KOOlIPET- VI· 6 36.44 35.37 9.83 o PR KODlIPET- VI· 6 EA 28.34 16.09 4.45 A 42 PR KOO II PET - VI - 7 EA 16.19 20.28 6.47 8 KR KODl1 PET· VI - 6 EA 117.81 44.71 6.07 c KOOllPET- VI - 4 EA 40.89 12.01 2.26 A 43 PR KODllPET- VI- 4 EA 30.36 14. , , 2.62 B PR KOOl1PET- VI- 3 EA 64.77 20.11 7.24 c PR KOOllPET- VI- 4- EA 116.19 85.02 14.06 A 44 PR KOOUPET- VI - 5 EA 78.14 58_30 21.39 B PR KODLIPET· VI- 8 EA 83.81 56.28 19.22 A 45 KR KODlIPET- V,I- 9 EA 16.60 10.53 B KR KOOl I PEr- VI - 7 EA 65.'t8 19.03 5.3a A 46 KR KOOLIPET- VI· 7 EA 70.85 19.81 1. 10 B 159 sun VILLAGE AM ENITIES Name of C. D.l3lo<.:1<.. : SOf\1VARPET; CoJe No. :0020 LC N,lIn.: 01 Suh vJ]I.,~o.: Tottll ar~tl of Tllt,1I A 1110.: n,lIo.: , "",ut.,hl..: III 'h,1 "",d.,hlo.: ",lh,11 Ih..: ",lIa~o.:. a da .. h (-) 15. ... h"" n III Ih.: No tho.: \ ,1I.lgo.: P"I'l' ~"IHlIllI.llld 11o.:,t tl} It III h,.,~J.....:I .... Ih.: dl"I"II~': ,11 hrll:ld lun~.::. "I _'i Io.1Il~. 'i-I () Io.1ll .... ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4 ) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) \ ( fa) 47 A MANAGALI 87.65 264 P - (0-5) 1.1, TI.I -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (50) S TALUR 79.64 128 -(0-5) - (0-5) 1.1, T'W -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (23) \ 48 A KITTURU 164.23 543 P - (5-10) 1.1, T'W -(0-5) -(O-~ as e (114) a HALLI SHU 28.03 ------~~------UN - INHABITED II \ \ \ 49 A HEBBULSE 168.99 247 -(0-5) -(5-10) 1.1, T'W -(0-5) \ BS' (49) \ B SAMPIGEDALU 155.69 258 -(0-5) -(5-10) 1.1, TW Phone BS (53) •y C HOSAPURA 41.81 33 -(O-S) -(5-10) 1.1, T'W -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (10) 50 A BELLARAHALLI 127.59 134 P, M - (0-5) 1.1, T'W PO ·(0-5) 8S .f (26) B HANDLI 167.57 170 P, M - (0-5) 1.1, TW PO, -(0-5) 8S (36) Phone 51 A HULSE 76.33 375 -(O-S) - (0-5) 1.1, n/ -(0-5) -(6-5) BS (79) B GUDUGALALE 55.42 183 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, T'W Phone ·(0-5) BS (44) C SIRANGALA 65.36 296 -(0-5) - (0-5) 1.1, T'W -(0-5) -(0-5) as (52) 52 A MUDRAVALLI 153.35 380 p -(0-5) 1.1, TU -(0-5) -(0-5) as (64) B KEREHALLI 33.14 25 -(0-5) -(0-5) \.I, TW -(0-5) - (0-5) BS (4) C BAGER I 54.48 160 -(0-5) -(0-5) \.I, TW - (0-5) -(0-5) BS (29) 160 DIJ~ECT()RY AND LAND USE r-:am\;! ot C. D. Bb:'" : SOi\1V ARPET~ COUe 1\:0.: 0020 Al'pr".I~ h N..:at.:"l T"", n. CI.I",:' "rT""'n P""'lo!r LII,d \, ... ..: \.11..:.1 lInd..:r ,hll":''':1iI 1>1'':'0 \\1 1.111.1 u ... .: in h,:-,\.I\':" r"lIl1d.:~II" tv." ,k~,,",,1 phI":':,,) LC' to "Ill,,!!.: and d .... l .. n~.: (111 Kin.) Supply N,l F'll':"" II 11~.I":d U 11-" Ilgal.:,1 Cuiturahl.: Ar.:a not (h) :."ur~.: Of1l11~.1I1111l) \\ a:.l.: availahl.: (In..: ludlllg I.,r ..:ultn allon gau.:har and t~XOV\!~) {11} (12) ( 13) (14) (15) (16) ('7) ('B) (1) KR SANIVARSANTE- VI - 5 EA 69.64 13.95 4.06 A 47 KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 6 EA 62.35 14.46 2.83 B PR SA~lVARSA~lf- VI- 8 EA 106.88 43. '\9 '\4. '\6 A 48 ------.----.. ------.-.... --- UN - INHABITED ------.------.---- B PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 6 EA "4.98 45.51 B.50 A 49 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 4 EA 109.31 41.13 5.25 B PR SANIVARSANTE' VI- 5 EA 25.10 11.85 4.86 c PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 3 EA 90.28 30.43 6.88 A 50 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 3 EA 123_08 36.39 8.10 B PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 3 EA 48.18 24.10 4.05 A 51 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 1 EA 42.51 9.67 3.24 B \ PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 2 EA 39.68 22.45 3.23 c PR SA~tVARSANTE- VI- 5 EA 112.15 33.11 8.09 A 52 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 2 EA 25.91 4.80 2.43 B PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 4 EA 39.68 10.31 4.49 c 161 SUB Vlt.. LAGI~ AM EN (TIES N'Ulle ot C. D. Block : SOl\1VARPET; C\x1e No. :0020 LC N"IlI': 01 Suh V 'll,,~..: TOI.1I ,11":,1 "I TIlI.,1 AllI":IIIIl.:, .1\•• ,,1 '''k' III flol .1\ ,1I.h).; ".111111 Ih..: "II,.:.:.: ,d .• ,h ( ) I ~ ... h. '" II III lh.: /'." Ih.: ,111, (l) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 53 A ~AI(ALAGOOU 31.19 96 -(0-5) -(0'5) W, 1.\.1 -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (22) B BEKAlLl 57.90 91 -(0-5) -CO-5) 1.1, HJ -(O-S) -(0-5) -(0-5) (21) C BETTAOAlLI 47.30 144 -(0-5) - (0 -5) 1.1, Tw Ph::mc -(0-5) BS (30) D ~ANAGAllU 54.64 61 -(0-5) -(O-S} W, HI -(o-S} -(0-5) -(O-5) (11) 54 A AVARADALU 155.28 214 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, TIJ -(0-5) -(0-5) as (42) B HULUI(OOU 191-20 161 -(O-5) - (OS} \./, HI - (o-S) -(0-5) -CO-5) (33) 55 A SIVARALLI 211.49 263 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, Hoi -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (47) 8 KANARAlll 167.03 49 -(0-5) -CO-5} \./, TIJ -(O-5) -(0-5) as (14) C TAlAGUR 83.81 56 -CO-5) -(5-10) I,i. TW -(0-5) -(5-10) -(O-S) ( 11 ) 0 AARAKANAlll 54.04 12 -(0-5) -(5-l0) W. 71.' -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) 0) E HAREHAlll 94.61 118 -(0-5) -(0-5) "', TIJ -CO-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (21) 56 A BEMBAlUR 256.81 712 P, M -(0-5) 1.', TIJ PO - (0-5) as (126) B SIRAHA 67.64 177 -(O-S) -(0-5) "'. TIJ ·(0-5) -COoS} -(0-5) (36) DIRECTORY AND LAND USE N.unc ot C D Blo(.k SOM VARPET. CoJc No 0020 AppnM.... h N~an:"t Town. Cld"~ 01 Tt)\Hl Pow..:r ullliu".: (dl':11 und.:r dllkr.:nt t}po.:" 01 l.lIld u ... .: 111 h.:ddr..:" rOllnd.:d to lUll d":"'lmai pia ... ..:") LC In vllI.lg..: and d .... t,IIl.. ..: (10 Ktn ) Supply No Ft)f..: .. t lrngat.:d Un Irngdh:d CuhuTdhl..: Ar.:a nol (hy ~our,-..: 01 Irnga!IHn) w&1>le &vall .. hJe (mdudlllg fOT .. ullivatllm gmlo.har and grovo!<;) (11) (12) ( 13) ( 14) (1S) ( 16) ( 17> ( 18) ( 1) KR SANIVARSANTE- VI - 4 EA 26_31 0_83 4.05 A KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 3 EA 42.51 13.37 2.02 B PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 4 EA 34.41 10.46 2.43 c KR SANIVARSANTE- Vl- 4 EA 40.89 11.73 2.02 o KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 4 EA 131.58 7.47 16.23 A KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 4 EA 163.16 11. 75 16_29 B PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 5 EA 162_75 39_31 9.43 A PR KODLlPET- VI- 4 EA 110.12 50.B4 6.07 B KR KOOLIPET- VI- 7 EA 52.23 21.58 10.00 c KR KOOLIPET- VI- 8 EA 36.84 14.37 2.83 D KR SANIVARSANTHE- VI- 4 EA 58.98 28.11 7.52 E PR KODLIPET- VI- 5 EA 200.40 39.77 16.64 A KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 5 EA 44.53 12.18 10.93 B 163 SUB VILLAGE AMENITIES Name ot C.D.Blo\:k : SOMVARPET; Code No. :0020 LC Naln~ ~\f Suh Villagl! Total area of Tnl.tl Am(;lltlll!s avall .. hk (If not avat(.lhll! wlthm the vllI.lge, a d .. ~h (-) I~ !i>hown In thl! No the Village p(,PU- column and next to II In hlud.. ct ... the dl ... t.m~c m broad ranges Viol. -5 lms. 5-10 "ms. (In hectare!.) lallon and 10+ klll<, of the nl!ar.: .. t [!I'II.C v. h.:rl! thc fa.:lltl:t 1<' avallahle is given} and Eduea- M":lheal Dnnlmg Po!>t Day or COlUm.umeatlon No of tlonal W,lt..:r and Days of IBu!. Stop. HU\l~- Tl!le- marletl RUllway Stallon. holds graph hat If any Waterway1 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 57 A MADRE 91.14 537 P -(0-5) Wl, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (108) B DONDALLI 176.00 86 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, T\4 -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (19) C HOSAHAlLI 154.30 108 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (23) 0 KUJAGERI 69.31 108 -(0-5) -(0-5) w, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (21) 58 A DODDABILAHA 197.00 270 P -(0-5) w, lW -(0-5) -(0-5) BS {51} B KIRIBILAHA 127.48 133 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, lW -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (22) C CHENNAPURA 102.98 75 -(0-5) -(0-5) Wl, lW -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (16) 59 A URUGUTTI 144.98 188 P -(0-5) Wl, HI -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (46) B ICHALAPURA 92.57 82 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, TWl -(0-5) -(0-5) -(D-S) ( 16) C KYATHE 158.60 420 -(0-5) -(O-S) 1.1, HI Phone -CO-5) as (80) ? 0 MOLLIPURA 49.23 17 -COoS} -(0-5) OTH -(0-5) -(0-5) -COoS} (2) 60 A BEDAGOTTA 117.89 557 p. ,., -{D-S) 1.1, HI -(O-5) -COoS} BS (92) B MALlAHALlI 69.04 57 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, 11.1 -(0-5) -(0-5) BS -II (13) ~ C DOODAKUNDA 129.93 237 -(5-10) -(O-5) w, TW phone - (0-5) BS (43) 0 RAMENAHALLI 56.50 218 -(0-5) -(0-5) w, TW Phone -(0-5) BS (39) 164 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Nam~ ofC.D.81ock: SOMVARPET; Code No.: 0020 Approach N.:an!l.l Town. Cia!..!. of Town Pow.:,. L'lOd w.e: (ar.:a und.:r din~,..:nt t)p.:!. of land II!..: In h':clarc:s mund.:d 10 two d.:cimal plac.:~) L.e. to vilJag\! and di!otam;e (in Kill.) Supply No. For.:!.t l,.rigah:d Un-irrigated Cuhurahl.: Area not (hy sour.:.: of irngalion) wash! available: (induding for cultivation gauchar and grov.:s) (11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) (17) ( 18) (1) PR SANIVARSANTE- VI - 5 EA 74.94 12.15 4.05 A 57 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 2 EA 119.43 44.31 12.26 B KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 3 EA 92.87 53.33 8.10 c KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 4 EA 42.79 20.85 S.67 o PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 4 EA 152.48 32.38 12.14 A 58 KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 3 EA 85.37 34.41 7.70 B PR KOOLIPET- VI- 6 EA 60.73 34.1S 8.10 c PR KOOUPET- VI - 4 EA 104.45 30.36 10.17 A 59 KR KOOll PET - VI - 3 fA 60.73 22.27 9.57 B PR KOOllPET- VI - 3 EA 88.82 33.35 36.43 c KR KOOllPET- VI - 4 EA 28.34 12.79 8.10 o PR KDOlI PET - VI- 3 EA 88.06 22.14 7.69 A 60 PR KODlI PET - VI- 4 EA 48.58 16.41 4.05 B PR KOOllPET- VI - 4 EA 105.26 1S.77 8.90 c PR KQOlIPET- VI- 2 EA 40.48 9.95 6.07 o 165 SUB VILLAGE AMENITIES '-l"ame ot C D. BloL-k SOMVARPET, Code No 0020 _c Ndlll... 01 Suh VIltl~": Total dr":d 01 Tot.1( AI1l":lIltlo.!~ d'vdll .. hk ill nllt ,1\,111,,1>1.: "'llhlllth..: vlll,lg..:. a dd~h ( ) I" .. hown 111 th..: >1o tho.! vllJd1:!o.! P"IHI LolLlllln dlld II":'" hI It 11I11l.kkl!t .... th..: dl"t.llko.! In hru,ld r.ull!":" VI.! - '\ kl11'" '\ 1 () kill'" On h.:daJ ... ,,) l.llHlll and 10+ "Ill" 01 Ih..: no.! If...... tl'll,..: ~\ h":I": th..: I.ILIILI\ 1,3\ liI.lhl..: I~ gl\ .:nl , 1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 61 A KASURU 88.28 133 -(0-5) -(0-5) \.I, T\.I -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (30) B HOSAHALLI 76.21 111 -(0-5) -(0-5) \.I, T\.I -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (24) C SHANTHAPURA 65.33 21 -(0-5) -(0-5) \.I, HI -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (3) 62 A KElAKOOL I 212.66 156 P - (0-5) 1.1, T\.I Phone -(0-5) BS (26) B HAMPAPURA 79.15 152 -(O-5) - (0- 5) \.I, T\.I -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (30) C ARKANAHALLI 177.70 93 -(0-5) -(0-5) T\.I, OTH Phone -(0-5) - (0-5) (24) • 63 A BIDARUR 60.56 436 -(0-5) -(0-5) \.I, T\.I -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (lOS) B SULUGALALE 50.94 464 -(0-5) -(0-5) \.I, T\.I -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (97) C HEMMANE 98.76 267 -(0-5) -(0-5) \.I, T\.I -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (65) 64A CHO\oJOENAHALLI 200.15 343 P(2), H -(0-5) \.I, T\.I -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) a1> B HAREHOSUR 36.31 80 P, H -(0-5) \.I, T\.I -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) ( 13) 65 A HITHLUKERI 156.37 466 P(2) -(0-5) \oJ, T\.I ·(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (88) B HUNSEKAIHOSAHALLI 77.41 92 - (0-5) -(0-5) \.I, T\.I -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (21) 66A MALLUR 298.39 893 P(3) -(0-5) \.I, TIJo -(0-5) - (0-5) BS (184 ) B KARGODU 127.13 3 -(0-5) -(0-5) \.I, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (1) 166 DIRECTORY, ' AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: SOMVARPET; Code No.: 0020 Approa-:h N.:an.:~1 Town. Clabobo of Town Pow.:r Land u!..: (1Ir.:a ulld.:r dlff.:r.:nllyp.:~ of land u~.: in h.:..:lar.:bo rOllmkd 10 two d.:dmal pla.:.:s) L.e. 10 vlllag.: and dib-tan.:.: (in Kill ) Supply No. For.:"t Irrigal.:d Ull-irrigal.:d ClIlllIruhl.: Ar.:a nol (hy !.<\llrc.: of irrigation) wabol.: availllhk (in.:luding t()r cultivation gauchar and grov.:s) (1'> (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) ( 18) (1) PR KOOLIPET- VI - 2 EA 40.60 3.08 44.60 A 61 PR KOOLJPET- VI - 4 EA 28.45 6.48 41.28 B PR KODLIPET- VI- 5 EA 33.30 8.50 23.53 c PR KOOLIPET- VI- 1 EA 100.50 25.10 87.06 A 62 KR KOOLlPET- VI- 2 EA 22.08 14.17 42.90 B KR KOOLIPET- VI - 2 EA 52.64 40.48 84.58 c PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 1 EA 55.04 28.28 12.94 A 63 KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 1 EA 33.47 11. 78 5.69 B KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 1 EA 90.95 19.98 10.50 c PR SANIVARSANTf- vr- 2 fA 128.63 63.38 8.14 A 64 KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 2 EA 15.40 16.10 4.81 B PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 2 EA 98.29 48.68 9.40 A 65 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 4 EA 63.40 6.62 7.39 B PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 4 EA 202.40 69.99 26.00 A 66 SAHIVARSANTE- VI- 5 EA 111.53 6_20 9.40 B 167 SUB VILLAGE AMENITIES Natile ot C. D. Block: SOMV ARPET; Code No. :0020 LC Name of Sub Village Tolal an:a of Toldl Am.:mth:<; avallabh: (Ifnol aVdd,lbl.; wllhln th..: vllI.lge. a da~h (-) I" .. hown In the No Ihe Village POPll- ~olllmn and next 10 II In brad.. o.:I~. th..: dl'td[]~e In broad rang..:!> VII' _'i L.m~. <;-10 L.1ll ... (In heo:lares) 1III10n and 10+ L.1ll' of tho: n.:lln:.,t ~I.I'-": \\ h.:r..: th..: 1,1,-1111\ I" lIV"ll.lhl.: I~ glv\!'n} and EJu.. a- t."t..:dll,.al DIIil\..lllg p,,,, D"yor CO"\nlunl,-a\I'~n No of Ilon.1I W.lIer dud Days of [Bm. SlOp. Hou,.:- Td..:- marL.":11 Rdllway SldllOn. holds gr,'ph hal It any Wdkrway) ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 67 A NIDTHA 159.41 344 P, H -(S-10) 1.1, HI PO -(0-5) as (71) B JAGENAlU 71.18 270 -(0-5) - (0-5) W, TW - (0-5) -(O-S) BS (61) 68 A SIDIGALALE 98.88 205 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, TW -(O-S) -(O-S) -(0-5) (44) B DODDALLI 81.09 1S7 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (31) c KYATHANALLI 117.54 79 -(0-5) -(5-10) 1.1, TU -(0-5) -(5-10) BS ( 16) 70 A ANKANALLI 93.34 195 P(2) , H, H -(5-10) 1.1, TW • PO -(S-10) BS (41) B GANGAVARA 125.56 184 -(0-5) - (10+) 1.1, TW -(0-5) -(10+) -(O-S) (3S) C SEEGEHARUR 133.77 209 -(0-5) - (10+) 1.1, TU -(0-5) -(10+) -(0~5) (36) 0 KYASARAHALLI 167.91 189 -(o-S) - {'\o+) \.I, Tlol -(O-S) - (10+) -(0-5) (32) 71 A HENASA 184.12 .226 -(O-S) -(5-10) 101, ru -(S-10) -(5-10) -(0·5) (47) B BETTADALLI 74.68 177 -(0-5) -(10+) 1.1. rw -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (38) c HANEHALLI 56.38 9 -(0-5) -(5-10) 1.1, TY -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (1) 72 A HYLATHPURA 68.47 116 -(0-5) - (10+) \.I, TU -(0-5) -(10+) BS ( 18) B BADABANALLJ 160.51 187 -(0-5) - (10+) 1.1, TU -(0-5) -(10+) BS (41) C NAGAVARA 96.15 63 -(0-5) -(0-5> 1.1, TY -(0-5) -(10+) - (0-5> (12) D AMALU 123.07 122 -(0-5) -(0-5) \.I, l\.l -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (24) 168 DIR,ECTORY AND LAND USE Nam~ ofC.D.Block: SOMVARPET; Cou~ No.: 0020 Apprna-:h Nearest Town. Cla:.s of Town Power Land u;.,: (area under dllli!rent typc!> of land u!>e in hectnr.:!o rUlIml.:d In Iwo decllnal place!o) L.C. to village and di!olance (in Km.) Supply No. For..: .. t Irngat..:d Un-irrigat..:d Cllhurahk Ar..:a not (hy M)lm;.: or irrigation) wa!ol..: available (including t()I" cultivation gauchar and grov.:!o) (11 ) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) PR SANIVARSANTf- VI - 6 fA 1OB. 10 40.31 11.00 A 67 PR SANIVARSANTf- VI- 5 fA 60.1B 6.00 5.00 B PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 3 fA 66.36 26.40 6.12 A 68 KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 5 EA 44.91 32.00 4.18 8 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 6 EA 64.20 48.24 5.10 c PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 9 EA 27.60 59.22 6.52 A 70 KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 10 EA 36.20 80.46 8.90 B KR SANIVARSANTf- VI- 13 fA 35.20 90.07 8.50 c KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 12 EA 39.80 118.76 9.35 D PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 10 EA 67.20 111,86 5.06 A 71 KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 10 fA 35.78 , 33.60 5.30 B \ KR SANIVARSANTE- VI, 9 EA 26.98 26.40 3.00 c PR SANIYARSANTE- YI' 12 EA 24.12 38.25 6.10 A 72 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 14 EA 39.60 109.7S 11.16 B KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 13 EA 31.35 60.61 4.19 c tcR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 11 EA 34.87 79.40 8.80 o 169 SUB VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : SOMVARPET~ Code No. :0020 LC Nam..: of Sub V,lldg.: Total ar..:a of Total AIll\!lllh..:!; aVdll.lhlo.: (II nut avall.lhlo.: wlthm tho.: vlllag..:. a dd!.h (-) I!. !.hown III tho.: No tho.: villag..: Puru- ..:ulumn and nl!xl 10 It III hra ... L...:ls. tho.: dl ... t.uI.... : HI hroaJ rango.:!. vu -<; L.111<;. <;-10 "111<', (In h..:ddro.:s) lalmn and 10+ L.111 .. ,,1 Iho.: n..:aro.: .. t ~1.h.. 1! \\ho.:r..: Iho.: la'lhl:t ....lvallahI.: ... glv..:n! and Edu~a- l\kJI... dl Drm"lIIg Po::.t Day or Cl)lnmlllll~all<)fl No of hOlM I \\'dt..:r and Days of I Bu::. Slop. Huu~- T..:k- 111dl".,;11 Railway SI.llIon. holds graph hal If any W"I..:rwa.)] (1) (2) (3) (4 ) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 73 A HAROHALLI 146.54 69 P(2) -(10·) \.I, T\.I -(0-5) - (10+) BS (15) B HOSAGUTTI 152.15 221 P(2) -(10·) \.I, T\.I -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (43) C HOSAHALLI 220 .. 58 377 -(0-5) -(5-10) \.I. nl -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (81) 74 A MALAMBI 319.67 852 P(3) , M -(5-10) \.I. T\.I PO -(5-10) BS (196) B KANIVEBASAVANAlLI 119.71 302 -(0-5) -(5-10) W. Hoi PO. -(5-10) BS (60) Phone 75A SIDDAPURA 65.05 225 P(2), M -(5-10) W, TW PTO, FRI BS (49) Phone B ALUR 214.24 366 P(2), M -(5-10) \.I, HI PO - (5-10) BS (87) C ALUR FOREST 158.57 ------~------UN -INHABITED ------ D KANTHEBASAVANAHALLI 82.72 81 - (0-5) -(10+) \.I, TW -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) ( 18) 76 A DOODAKANAGAlU 162.57 160 -(0-5) -(5-10) W, TW - (0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (37) B CHIKKAKANAGALU 98.41 146 -(0-5) -(5-10) w. TW -(O-5) -(5-10) -(O-5) (29) C DOODAHALLI 97.15 125 -(0-5) -(5-10) TW -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (30) "'. 0 HITHLUGADDE 47.96 81 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1. TW -(0-5) - (, 0.) -(0-5) (14) 170 DI~ECTORY AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.B1ock: SOMVARPET; Code No.: 0020 Approa..:h N~ar\!!ol Town. Cla!o!o of Town Pow~r Land u~ (dr":d unU\!r dlf1-":r.:nll)p~!> nfland u....: III h.: .. lnn.:!o round.:d 10 l~o d~":lInal pia.. ..:!.) L.C. to "'11J.ag~ ami !}i~o: (in KI».) Supply No. FlIl\:"t (rrigal":!} Un-lrngal..:d Cultllrahl.: Ar~a not {hy SI.)tlr..:<: of Irng.Jlum} wa ... t.: avalklbk (includmg f~lr .:ultivallon gau..:har and gruv..:s) (1H (12) (13) (14) (15) ('16) ( 17) (18) (1) PR SAtUVARSAMlE - \11- 14 EA 61.20 80.49 4.85 A n PR SAkIVARSANTE- \1[- lO EA 45.10 92.95 14.10 B PR SANIVARSAMTE- Vl- 9 EA 65.40 136.88 18.30 c PH SAKIVARSANTE- Vl- 8 EA . 135.22 165.27 19.18 A 74 PH SAMIVARSAN1E- \It- 8 51.20 62.31 6.20 B Pit SANIVAASAKTE- \1[- 12 EA 35.60 24.44 5.01 A 75 PR SQHVARPET- \1- 8 fA 38.40 165.55 10.29 - •• ------•• -.------.--.--••••• - UN - INHABITED --.------•••. _------.------c PI SANIVARSANTE- \It- 12 EA 32.40 46.32 4.00 D PR SOM\IARPET - V- 7 EA 91.89 56.31 14.37 A 76 KR SOMVARPET- V- 8 EA 56.76 36.19 5.46 IeR SANIVARSA~TE- VI- 10 EA 56.91 35.18 5.06 c SANIVAR~TE- VI- 12 EA- 16.11 27.08 4.n o 171 SUB VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D. Block: SOMVARPET; Co~e No. ;0020 L.C. Name of Sub Village TQtal area of Total Amcnitic8 availabl.:: (if not available within the vi\lagc, a dlllooh (-) is Ioohown in the No. tho: villago: Popu- column and n.:xt (0 it in brad.':I~. the dislan..:.: in broad rang.::s viz. -5 kms, 5-10 i.:ms, (111 hedares) lalion and 10+ "illS of the neare..,t [!Iace where the fa,ilit~ is availahlo.! is giv~nl. and Edu..:a- Mcdi..:al Drinl..ing Pm,t Day or Communication No.of tiona I Water and Day!> of (Bus Stop. Hnu~.:- Tdc- marketl Railway Station. holds graph hat if any Watcrway} (1) (2) (3) (4) C5} (6) (7) (8) (9) PO) 79 A DOODAMOlATHE 329.06 650 P, H -(5-10) IJ, HI -(0-5) -(5~10) as (126) Co 8 SULIMOLATHE 90.08 136 -(0-5) -(5-10) IJ, TIJ -(0-,5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (28) C HAROHALLI 149.14 155 -(0-5) -(5-1.0) IJ, TW -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (31) D 2ND CHODLU 9.64 259 -(0-5) -(5-10) W, TW -(0-5) -(5-10) 8S (62) E VALAGUNDA 137.07 53 -(0-5) -(5-10) IJ, TW -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (9) 80 A DOODAHANAKODU 328.68 779 P(3). M -(5-10) W, TIJ PO -(0-5) BS CB8) 8 GEJJEHANAKOOU 200.78 417 P, M -(5-10) '"', TW -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (87) c KUGEKOOI 159.94 474 P -(5-10) '"', TI.I -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (97) 0 HONNAHALLI 61.44 111 -(0-5) -(0-5) 101, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) as (25) 81 A SUNTI 268.20 314 P(2), M -(0-5) 1J , TI.I -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (62) B KORALAHALLI 181.38 149 -(0-5) -(0·5) 1J , TIJ -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (29) C MANGALORE 83.73 121 -(0-5) -(0·5) W, TIJ -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (28) 82 A CHANNAPURA 68.90 177 -(0-5) -(0~5) w, nl -(0-5) -(5-10) as (43) B HIRIKERI 219.87 292 p(2) -(5-10) W, TI.I Phone -(5-10) as (54) C SHIVAPURA 58.79 11 -(0-5) -(0-5) w, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (2) 172 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Block: SOMVARPET; Code No.: 0020 Approach Nea~st Town, Clasb of Town Power Land U!.e (ar..:a und..:r din~r..:nttype!oo orland U!oo": in h.:ctares round..:d to two decimal plac..:!» L.C to village and di!>tance (in Km.) Supply No. For':!ol Jrrignh:d Un-irngalcd Culturahlc Area not (by source llf irrigation) waMe availahle (including for cultivakon gallchar and groves) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) (1) PR SOMVARPfT- v- 6 fA 216.86 91.02 21.18 A 79 KR SOMVARPET- v- 7 EA 56.18 26.80 7.10 B KR SOMVARPET- V- 8 EA 86.61 52.68 9.85 c PR SOMVARPET- v- 6 EA 4.94 3.55 1.15 o KR SOMVARPET- v- 7 EA 80.99 41.98 14.10 E PR SOMVARPET - V- 6 EA 244.10 71.49 13.09 A 80 PR SOMVARPfT- v- 6 fA 136.30 52.38 12.10 B PR SOMVARPET- v- 6 EA 83.50 65.07 11.37 c PR SOMVARPET- v- 5 fA 40.83 11.67 8.94 D KR SANIVARSANTf- VI- 4 EA 159.85 96.30 12.05 A 81 KR SANIVARSANTf- VI- 5 EA 95.6Q 13.57 12.21 B KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 4 fA 34.03 42.10 7.60 c PR SOMVARPfT- Y- 10 EA 50.60 13.40 4.90 It. 82 PR SOMYARPET- Y- 8 fA 143.23 68.24 8.40 B PR SOMVARPET- V- 5 EA 47.54 8.78 2.47 c 173 SUB VILLAGE AMENITJES Name of C.D.Bhx:k : SO!\1VARPET; CoJ.: t.:o. :O,-)2v L C. Naill': or Sut> VIII.lg.: T,>lld ar.:a <)1' T,)I.,1 Am.:nili.: ... 3""11.,hl.: (If n,'1 a" a 11.1 h I.: .... ilhlO the \ ill:lgc. a Ja>oh (-) jl' Jooh 83 A GDI.JOALLI 203.83 458 pa), M, H PHC, fPC ~ .. T~ PO" -(5-10) BS (91) Phone 8 AJJALlI 112.58 203 p(2) • -(0-5) ~. TW Phone -(5-10) as (50) '" C HAREHALLI 81.11 449 -(0-5) -(5-10) ~, T.... -(0-5) -(5-10) ss ( 106) 0 KUGOOR 210.39 3:.3 -(O-S) -(5-10) W, TI.I -(O-5) -(5-10) BS (68) E CHIKKARE 65.47 57 -(D-S) -{5-10) 'W, T\.I -(0-5) -(5-10) - (0 -5) ( ,, ) 8lo A tiEGGULA 108.79 1.,5 -(0-5) -(5-10) \.I, 11..1 -(0-5) -(S-1e) as ~25) B SANTHAVER! 1.7_09 165 -(0-5) -(5-1::') W, TW Phone -(5-10) as (31 ) C BASAVANAKOPPA 121.56 184 -(0-5) -(5-10) ~, T'W -(O-5) -(5-10) as (43) 0 GONDALLI 65_06 176 -(O-S) -(S-10) \.I, HI Phone -(S-10) -(0-5) (37) 85 A .. AND IGU~OA 1':'6.61 436 P -(0-5) IJ, HJ PO -(0-5) 8S (90) B RAMANAHALLI 74.90 149 -(0-5) -(O-S) \.I, TW Phone -(0-5) as (0) c I(URUDAVALLJ 90.46 139 -(0-5) -(0-5) W, HI Phone -COoS) as (i, 4 ) 86A GOPALAPURA 13' _19 536 H2}, M - (Q- 5) 1.1, TI,I PO -COoS) BS (120) B MADAGOOU 115_16 251 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1 , Hoi Phone -(0-5) -(0-5) (55) C KENKERE 45.0l 27 - (0-5) -(0-5) W. TW -(0·5) - (O·~) -CO-S) (6) 0 VADEY A'NA PURA 121. 78 761 -(0-5) -(0-5) ~, T'W -(0-5) -(0-5) as (155) 'U"4 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : SOMVARPET; Code No.: 0020 Approach N.:arelol Town, CI.Iot. of Town Puw.:r Land Us.! (ar.:a und.:r difl~n:n' typ':l0 of land Ul>.: in h.:o,;taf',;!o rouml.:d to two d.:cunal plac.:t.) L.C. to vJllllg.: and dif,1an.::c (in Kill.) SUI"Ply No. Forc!.1 lnigatcd Un-irriglltcd Culluraht.: ANa not (by SClUrcc Hf irri-galinn) wa!olc availailic (induding for cultivation gaucbar and groves) (11) (12) (13) (14) <15) (16) (17) (18) (1) H SOMVARPET- v- 10 Ell. 114.24 83.34 11.25 A 83 SOMVARPET- V- 8 Ell. 70.72 30.87 10.99 B SOMVARPET- V- 8 EA 46.20 30.01 4.90 c PR SQIIIIVARPET- V- 7 Ell. 132.36 69.63 8.40 .0 «R SOMVARPET- v- 10 Ell. 35.56 24.71 5.20 E SANIVARSANTE- VI- 10 Ell. 72.30 31.39 5.10 A 84 PR SA~1VARSAMT£- VI- 1 Ell. 25.33 16.36 5.40 B SANIVARSANTE- VI- 10 Ell. 67.15 4S.71 8.70 c 1CR SAwtVARSANTE- VI- 9 Ell. 46.19 15.24 3.63 D SANIVARSANTE- VI- 9 fA 87.24 47.17 12.20 A 85 ,, SANIVARSANT£- VI- 4 EA 30.60 37.78 6.52 B SANIVARSANT£- VI - 5 Ell. 80.38 4.35 5.73 c S"tnVARSANTE- VI- "'2 Ell. n.18 38.38 20.63 A 86 SANIVAltSA1IITE- VI- 3 fA 68.13 28.82 1S.21 B SA~IVARS~NTE- VI- 4 27.12 12.65 5.25 c SANIVARSANT£· VI- , 46.38 59.20 16_20 D SUB VILLAGE AMENITIES Name ofC.D.Block: SOMVARPET; Code No. :0020 L.C. Naill.: of Sub Villa,!,!.: Total ar':ll of Total Am.:nili.:!. aVllilahl.: (if ",)1 ava.lah).: withm the vlllag.:. a da!.h (-) is "hown in the N~). Ihl! villag.: Popu- column and 0':'\:110 il in hrad.. .:t!.. Iho: di!.tanc.: In hroad ranges viz. -5 kms. 5-10 kms. (In hed3rel.) lali,)n and 10+ km.. of the n.:ar.!1>1 I!lac..: wh..:r..: the fa..:ilit~ is availahle is jl;iven}. and &luca- M.:dical Drinl..ing Pm.l Day or Communication No.of tjt\fial Water and Days of [Bus Stop. Hous.:- Td {1} (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) ~8) (9) (10) 87 A DODOAKOLA1HUR 23'3.76 342 I' -(5-10) \oj. HI -(5-10) -(5-10) BS (73) B APPASHETTAHALLI 111.64 184- -(0-5) -(0-5) I.t, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (37) C SHETT I GANAHALLI 93.00 112 -(0-5) -(0-5) I.t, n.! -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (22) 88A CHEEKANALl[ 65.27 16 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, TI.I -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (4) B YEDEHALLl 77.88 76 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, 1'" Phone -(0-5) BS (16) 89 A DUNOALLI 42.19 296 P, M -(0-5) 1.1, TI.I PO -(0-5) -(0-5) (56) B HALKENE 63.87 30 -(0-5) -(0-5) Y, TI.I -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (6) C TIiOYALLI 78.78 '18 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, TY -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (24) 90 A KAJUR 72.85 196 -(0-5) -(0-5) Y, TI.I -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (30) B CHIKKAKOLATHUR 109.92 449 -(0-5) -(0-5) !.I, 11.1 Phone -(0-5) BS (83) C JABIKODI 30.84 55 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, lY Phone -(0-5) BS (10) 91 A MUlLUSOGE 95.28 1046 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, TY, R PO, -(0-5) 8S (214) Phone B GUMMANAKOLLI 293.14 1824 P -(0-5) 1.1, TW, R Phone -(0-5) BS (408) C GOND I BASAVANAHALL I 282.17 1085 P -(0-5) 1.1, TW -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (209) 116 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D.Block : SOMVARPET~ Code No.: 0020 Approach N.:ar.:st Town. Clall!l of Town Pow.:r Land lit-.: (ar.:a und.:r dill'.:r.:nt typcs of land U!o': in h.:ctar.:s rOllnd.:d to two d.:dmal pIa.:.:;.) L.c. It) villag~ and dislanc~ (in Km.) Supply No. For.:!>t Irrigated U n-i rrigat.:d Cultllrahlc Ar':3 nol (by source of irrigntion) ~a;.t.: availahl.: (indmhng for cultivation gau..:har and grllvc!o) (11) (12) '(13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) PR SAN I VARSANTE- VI- 6 EA 130.18 81.30 22.28 A 87 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 2 EA 50.40 53.76 7.48 B PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 3 EA 44.14 42.70 6.16 c PR SANIVARSANTE- VI· 7 EA 42.75 16.26 6.26 A 88 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 4 EA 60.67 12.93 4.28 B PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 4 EA 28.04 10.65 3.50 A 89 KR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 2 EA 36.62 22.55 4.70 B KR SAHIVARSAHTE· VI- 3 fA 46.62 24.36 7.80 c PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 4 EA 43.91 35.63 3.71 A 90 PR SANIVARSANTE- VI- 2 EA 63.81 40.54 8.82 B PR SAHIVARSAHTf- VI- 2 fA 14.50 10.82 5.52 c PR KUSHALNAGAR- V- 3 fA 251.16 3.57 54.45 A 91 PR KUSHALNAGAR- V- 2 EA Total' 16.20 96.55 81.29 99.10 8 o 16.20 PR KUSHAlNAGAR- v- 3 fA 60.1'1 81.41 47.70 92.35 c 177 SUB VILLAGE AMENITIES Name ofC.D.BJock: SOMVARPET; Code No. :0020 LC. Nam.: of Suh V'llag.: Tutal ar.:a of Tutal Anl<:mh.::; aV3tlahk (If not avmlabl.: within th.: villag.:. a da~ (-) 110 !>h.uwn 10 tho: No th.: v lHa~.: P~'P\I- .;nlulllD and n':'lttn It U1 t>ra .. L..:b. th.: dl:.llU~': 10 broad rani!':s "IL. -5 1.111:.. 5-10 lm:;. (In h,:clar.:~) lali.lfl and 10+ L.m" "flh.: n':.If.:~t cia..:..: v.h.:r..: tho: fl1":lht~ j" availabk i" giv~n~ and Edu..:a- 1\1.:111" .. 1 DnnL.mg P~)M Day or Commt.m,.;ahtln Nu Ilf lIondl W"t... r ami Doysnf IBu:. Sh)(,. Hou:...-- Td.:- mar".:tl Railway Station. hnlds graph ballfany Wal... rwa.>~ 0> (2) (3) (4) (5) ,(62 (7) (8) (92 PO) 92 A BAfCHAHAlLf 17.61 t87 -(0-5) -(0-5) "". TW, R -(0-5) -COoS) 8S (41) B MADAPATNA 265.65 t747 P, M -(0-5) IJ. TIJ -(0-5) -(0-5) as (]61) 93 A BASAVANAHALlI 24 t .12 799 P(3) , M, It -(0-5) IJ, TIJ, R PO, -(5-10) 8S (174) Phone 8 SOllUR 216.62 506 -(0-5) -CO-5) \'/, TW, R -(0-5) -CO-5) BS (104 ) C DOODABETTAKER J 85.08 310 P -(0-5) 10', TIJ , R -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (48) 0 GUDDEHOSUR 123.42 453 P, M -(0-5) IJ. TW, R PO. -(0-5) BS (100) Phone 94 A RASUlPURA 172.06 392 P(2) -(0-5) 10', TIJ. R Phone -(5-10) BS (81) B CHIKKABETTAGERI 140.97 326 p(2) -(5-10) W, TIJ PO, ~(5-10l as (65) Phone 95 A HOSAPATItlA 178.64 753 P(4). H *(5-10) IJ. fIJ, R PO, *(5-10) as (166) phone B RANGASAMUORA 122.85 350 P - (10+) 1.1, TW, R Phone -(10+) BS (74) C VI RUPAKSHAPURA 88.04 315 P -(10+) 101, TW, R Phone -COoS) as (61) 108 A MANAJUR 121.01 319 P(2). M -(0-5) 101, TIoI -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (57) B CHIKKANAYANAHOSAlll 212.92 212 P(2) *(0-5) \I. TIoI -(0-5) -(5-10) as (43) C NALLUR 123.27 648 p. M. H -(0-5) W. TW -(0-5.) -(S-tO) as (128) 178 1>1 RECTORY AND LAND USE l'iaOlc of C.D.Blm:" : SO\tVARPE.T; Cod~ [\1) • 0020 Al'rrll",~h N~ ~['lH\!''''') (11) (12) ~13} ( 14) (15) D6) ( 1 7) ( 18) ( 1 ) PR KUSHAlNAGAR- '11- 1 EA 98.98 31.01 A 92 PR KUSHAlNAGAR- v- 3 EA 88.22 TotaL 6.07 "'.06 33.35 27.15 B a 6.07 PR KUSHALNAGAR- v- 6 EA 81.30 Total 23.96 73.42 24.40 38.04 A 93 GC 23.96 PR KUSHAlNAGAR- v- 3 EA 147.00 29.35 40.47 B PR KUSHAlNAGAR- V- 4 fA Total 37.13 13.11 14.15 20.64 C GC 37.18 PR KUSHAlNAGAR- v- 4 EA Total. 12.14 77.08 13.96 20.24 0 • 0 '2.14 PR KUSHAlNACAR- v- 8 EA Total 94.55 28.94 8.10 40.47 A 94 GC 9<+.55 PR KUSHAlNAGAR- V· 8 EA Total 58.00 41.65 19.06 22.26 B GC 58.00 PR KUSKALNAGAR- v- 8 25.50 Total 45.28 83.16 7.90 16.80 A. 95 GC 45.28 PR KUSHALNAGAR- v- 12 EA 20.23 Total 62.58 10.20 6.70 23.14 B CiC 62.58 PR I(USHALNAGAR- V- 13 EA 20.24 Total 28.56 28.18 1.56 9.50 C GC 28.56 PR KUSHALNAGAR- v- 10 fA Total 81.30 15.40 20.26 4.05 A 108 GC 81.30 PR ICUSKAlNAGAR- V- 10 EA Total 122.50 63.70 25.86 0.86 8 GC 122.50 PR KUSHAlNAGAR- v- 11 EA Total 53.28 45.39 21.41 3.19 C GC 53.28 179 sun VILLAGE AMENITIES N.I01t: ot C D 8101..10.. SOMVARPET, C()J~ No 0020 LC N lin.. III Sill! "illlgo.: Tnl,11 ar... a 1'1 TOldl Amo.:nlllo.: ... ay,ul,lhlc {II nul ay,UI"hk ~ Ilhm tho.: YIU,lgo.:. a dd,h () I:' ... ho\l. n In tho.: No tho.: vllI'l).!o.: Popu- ,-ohllnn and no.:xt 10 11 to hrad.,o.:b. tho.: d .... t,I'Il.... O': 10 hroad rdngo.: .. VII 'i ltn.. 'i 10 j.m ... ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 110 A TORENUR 456.29 1609 P(3) • H, H -(0-5) T, IJ, tiP PO, -(0-5) BS (326) Phone B GADDEHOSALLI 165.06 61 -(0-5) -(0-5) \.I, TIJ -(0-5) -(5-10) as ( 13) C ANDANIPURA 114.62 7 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1,1, TIJ Phone -(5-10) BS (3) D CHIKKALUVARA 359.66 726 p -(0-5) W, TIJ -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (152) E DODOAlUVARA 150.51 244 -(0-5) -(0-5) ..... TIJ -(0-5) -(5-10) ~(0-5) (46) • F SIOLINGAPURA 167-32 334 -(0-5) -(0-5) \.I, TIJ -(0-5) -CO-5) BS (69) G ARASINAGUPPA 167.55 161 -(0-5) -(5-10) W, Tt.i -(5-10) -(5-10) -(D-5) (40) H AlALUGUPPE 171.66 193 -(0-5) -(5-10) 'W, TIJ -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (46) BASARUGUPPE 167.72 166 -(0-5) -(0~5) 101, TIJ -(5-10) -(5-10) -(0-5) (38) 111 A MARUR 153.17 247 -(0-5) ~(0-5) 'W, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (46) B CH1NNENAHAlll 182.14 67 - (0-5) -(0-5) \01, T\oI - (0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (16) C HAlEGOTE 231.43 385 P -(0-5) W. TIJ - (0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (5) 0 KASALAGOOU 95.90 18 -(0-5) -(0-5) \.I, 1\01 -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (4) E 6TH HOSKOTE 188.12 285 -(0-5) -(0-5) \01, T\oI -(0-5) -(0~5) -(0-5) (58) 113 A HULSE 150.97 697 p -(0-5) 101, HP. A PO -(0-5) BS (125) B RAMPURA 88.00 360 P, M - (0-5) W, TIJ - (0-5) TUE (82) 180 J)IRECTORY AND LAND USE Nalllt: ofC.D.BJm:k ; SQ.\fVARPET: CoJ~ 1' ... : OO~O Aflpma..:h N.:ar..::.t Town. Cla~~ ofTol.I.n POIA.-.:r Land u!...: (ar.:a under dd'l~rc:rH I) p.:' or [,wd th': III h..:, I,ll':' IOllntlcJ I.) I" () ,11) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) ( 16) (17) (1a) ( 1 ) PR KUSHAlNAGAR- v- 12 EA 13_35 Totat 213.28 190.18 9.94 29.54 A 110 GC 213.28 KUSHAUIAGAR- v- a EA Total 106.89 30.45 22.48 5.24 B GC 106.89 PR I(USHALNACAR- IV- 10 EA 41.85 64.68 8.09 C KUSHALNAGAR- [V- 11 EA 104.55 242.97 12. l4 D KUSHALNAGAR- v- 12 fA 78.70 64.50 7.31 E SOMVARPET- V- 10 EA 45.84 73.40 31.73 16.35 F SOMVARPET- y- 12 EA 59.10 27.35 81.10 G ICR SOMVARPET- v- 12 fA 90.39 41. 10 23.98 16.19 H ICR SQMVARPET- v- 14 fA 25.68 55.44 5.65 80.95 PR KUSHALNAGAR- y- 10 Tot;al 67.63 56.20 0.87 28.47 A 111 tiC 67.63 , KR KUSHALNAGAR- v- 10 Total 12~57 70.68 \ 52.35 46.54 B GC 12.57 KR KUSHALNAGAR- v- a TotaL 82.58 117.98 28.44 2.43 C GC 82.S8 KR KUSHALNAGAR- v- 9 Total 41.67 31.22 21.80 1.21 0 - GC 41.67 KR KUSHALNAGAR- y- 9 93.20 79.52 15.40 E P. KUSHALNAGAR- v- 12 fA Total 107.92 29.77 0.40 12.88 A 113 CC 107.92 M:USHALHAGAR- 11- 'JO fA Totat 45.92 28.95 13.13 8 GC 45.92 181 sun VILLA(;E AMENITIES [\.dnlt:' of CD BI,)I..I.. S()~1 \' AR PET: CoJe No. :0020 LC r-..t111<: ,,1 Suh VIIL,~" T,)\.01 <11".1 "I T"I .. l AIll<:IlIIl<:~ lI\ad.,hk (II Il,)1 a",II .• bl.: v,llhmlh.: vllI.,g.:. a d'I'>h (~) '" ~nv, n III tho: N,) th.: .. 011 !~.: P"pu ,,)Iumn "'1" n<:\1 ( .. II III hlad,.:t". tho: dl..t~ln~.: HI hload rang.:!. VI,! 'i LI11'" 'i~ll) 1..1Il". iln h,·".tI':" I l..tll'l1 .111<1 10+ kill .. ,,' th.: ,1<.:.11':" el.l,.: \~h':II': Ih.: la,llll\ "''':lIbhl.: 1<' gl\\!lll (1] (2) (3) (4) (5 ) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 114 A KUDIGE 106.33 1475 PO) , M, '(0-5) 'W, TI.I, OTH PO. SAT BS (301) H, AC, TR Phone B BYADAGOTTA 145.40 295 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, T'W, OTH -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (55) C 8UVANt.GERI '\50.39 439 -(0-5) -(0-5) TY, OTH -(0-5) -(0-5) 8S (l0) D HEGGADALll 180.78 434 H, AC - (0-5) 101, TIJ , OTH Phone -(5-10) BS (86) E HUDUGUR 135.23 378 P, AC -(5-10) I.J, TI.I, R, -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (74) OTH F KAllDEVARAHOSUR 124.58 293 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, l\.o', R, -(0-5) -(S-iO) BS (55) OTH G MALlENAHAlll 144.51 434 -(O-S) -(0·5) 1.1, TIJ, R. -(0-5) -(5-10) B5 (90) OTH H SIGEHOSUR 385.36 618 P -(0-5) 1.1, TI.I -(0-5) -(10+) BS (119) SJRAHOlAlU '14.72 261 P, AC -CO-S) 101, ll.l, R, PO, -(10+) BS (51) OTH phone 116 A KUDLUR 306.94 1071 -(0-5) -(O-S) 101, TIoI, R -(O-s) -(0-5) BS (222) B MANGAlORE 130.33 1072 p. ,. PHC. D, IJ, TW, R PO, -(0-5) BS (240) FPC Phone C CHIKKATHUR 224.94 541 p. AC -(0-5) 1.1, TIJ -COoS} -(0-5) BS (115) D DODDATHUR 139.40 426 -(0-5) -COoS} IJ, TW, R PO, -(0-5) 85 C8S} Phone E HUlUGUNDA 177 .05 2305 P(2) PHC. FPC 'W, nl, R PO, -CO-5) as (548) Phone F BASAVANTHUR 119.76 544 -(0-5) -(0-5) \.0', TW, R -(0-5) -(0-5) BS ('15) t82 DIRECTORY AND LA N D USE NamcofC.D.Block: SOMVARPET; Code:: No.: 0020 Approa..:b N..:ar..:!ot Town. Cla;,lo of Town Pow..:r LlIlJ u;,..: (ar..:a und..:r diIT.:r..:m t)p..:!o {)f1and U!o..: in h.: .. tan:s f\)lInd..:d to two d':~lm.:\l pia.:.:;,) L.C. '0 villag.: and di;,tall\:': (in Kill.) Supply No For.:!>t Irrigat.:d U n-irrigat.:d Culturahl..: Ar.:a not (hy !o(lun:.: of irrigation) wa:.l.: avail~lhl..: (including f,.)r .:ultivation gau.:har and grov.:;,) (11) (12) eH) (14) <'5) (16) (17) {18} (1) PR ICUSHALNAGAR- v- 3 EA Total 72.94 9.66 15.47 8.26 A 114 " GC 72.94 '" PR KUSHALNAGAR- v- 7 EA Total 19.78 102. , a 14.22 9.30 B GC 19.78 PR KUSHALNAGAR- v- 9 EA Total 38.52 82.62 15.10 14.15 C GC 38.52 PR ,SHALNAGAR- v· B EA Total 107.79 43.Bl 22.88 6.30 0 GC 107.79 ,;, PR KUSKALNAGAR- v· 13 EA Total 80.92 34.61 2.10 17.60 E GC 80.92 PR KUSHALNAGAR- v- 10 EA Total 51.84 59.0B 3.12 10.54 F GC 51.84 PR KUSHAlNAGAR- v- 9 fA Total 56.62 31.61. 37.41 1B.84 G GC 56.62 PR KUSHAl NAGAa - 'oJ- 6 EA 114.34 58.10 204.82 B.10 H PR KUSHALNAGAR- V· 13 EA Total 20.98 56.29 22.30 15.15 GC 20.98 , PR KUSHAlNAGAR- V- 4 EA Total 98.47 100.22 \ 108.25 A 116 o 98.47 PR KUSHALNAGAR- V' 2 EA 130.33 B PR KUSHAlNAGAR- v- Z fA 181.24 43.70 c PR KUSHALNAGAR- v- 3 EA 112.49 26.91 o PR KUSHALMAGAR- v- 3 EA 177.05 E PR KUSHAlNAGAR- v- 3 EA "9.76 F 183 SUB VILLAGE AMENITIES Name ot C.O.Block : SOMVARPET; Coue No. :0020 LC Nalllo.: III Suo Villago.: Total aro.:a 01 Totdl Am":01I1.:" avadahJo.: (It n~ll avall .• hl..: wlthm th..: vllI.lgo.:. a d,l .. h (-) .....hown In lh..: No \h..: \I\\\\\~": P\'\,\l- .;:n\\\\nn and Th!')I.\ \0 \\ \\\ ht'a.;:\...:\ .... \h..: u,"'\a\W..:. \\\ \>1',\"d t'a\\~..:.\" .. \/ -, \.WI~. '\-\0 \..\\"\'l, • (In h..:d,lr..:s) Idlmn and 10+ Lm ... ollho.: n..:ar.: .. t ell-": ",h.:r..: tho.: ta~.r.n I .. ahlll,lhl..: , .. g_lv..:nl and Educa- l\1.:dl~aJ DIIIlJ..lIlg Po.. , O ... yor CC)!1l1l1um .. alHm No ~)I lulnal \\ •• kr and Ddy!' of [8ulo Stup. Hou",,:- Td..:- mar"..:!! Rl\ll\,\,ay St.Jhon, hold .. gr.lph h.lt It ,IllY Wdlawayl (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 117 A ULUGUlI 894.82 2835 P, M -(0-5) W, HP PTO, - (0-5) 85 (658) Phone B NARGNANE 513.42 1351 -(O-S) -(0-5) W, HP Phone - (0-5) SS (291) 120 A HERUR 738.29 480 P, M -(5-10) W, HP PO -(5-10) BS (108) B HADRE 280.11 286 -(0-5) - (10+) IJ, HP, OTH - (0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (69) C ,",OLUR 268.61 128 - (0-5) -(10+) W, HP, R -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) (2S) 121 A. ANDAGORE 983.93 1631 ~(O-5) -(O-S) W, HP PO -(0-5) IS (337) B KODAGARAHALLI 671. 77 1558 p(3) , - (0- 5) W, HP, R PO, -(O-S) 85 (355) M(2), H Phone 126 A HORUR 877.53 775 p -(5-10) W, HP PTO, -(5-10) as ( 187) Phone B MODUR 519.53 770 P -(5-10) W, HP, R Phone ~(S-10) - (0-5) (184) 127 A KEDAKAl NEGADAl 505.96 1109 p -(5-10) W, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (254) phone B HALERJ 453.00 600 -(0-5) -(10+) W, HP Phone - (10+) 8S (750) 128 A KANDANAKOLll 433.82 571 P, H -(5-10) W, HP PO, -(5-10) BS ( 134) Phone B KADANDAL 214.74 279 p(2) -(10+) W, HP Phone -(10+) -(0-5) (65) C KOPATHUR 164.38 210 -(0-5) - (10+) IJ, HP Phone - ('0+) - (0-5) (51) 184 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE N.tnle: ot C D Blo(._J... SOI\1V ARPET; Coue: No.: 0020 Appn___ h N..:ar..:". Town. CI .. "", 01 Town Pov...:r lAnd u...,: (ar":d und..:r dllkr..:ntt)p..:" 011.1110 u .. ..: III h..:d.lr..: .. flHlno..:J to two d..: ... nn.d pia... ..: .. ) LC to villag.: and dtt-tan... .: (10 Km ) Supply No For.: ... Irn~"I..:(1 VII Irrl~.II..:J CUIlUfllhl..: A"'~ ( 11) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) (17) (18) (1) PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 1 EA 885.53 14.05 11.52 A 117 PR SUHTIKOPPA- VI- 2 EA 489.94 16.99 6.49 B PR SUWTIKOPPA- vr- 9 EA 226.57 57.20 15.65 438.B7 A 120 KR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 12 EA 173.42 26.40 53.21 27.08 B KR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 13 EA 42.80 58.74 167.07 c PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 5 EA 160.14 538.05 239.51 46.23 A 121 PR SU~TIKOPPA- V[- 5 EA 617.13 30.24 24.40 B PR SUNTIKOPPA- V[- 10 EA 804.80 37.59 35.14 A 126 PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 10 EA 484.16 4.07 31.30 B PR MADIKERI- VI- 6 EA 450.16 34.70 21.10 A 127 PR MAO[KERI- 111- 14 EA 404.07 28.15 20.78 B PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 10 EA 355.09 68.08 10.65 A 128 KR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 10 EA 135.33 70.29 9.12 B KR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 12 EA 123.58 37.25 3.55 c 185 SUB VILLAGE AMENITIES Nam~ of C. D. Block: SOM V ARPET: C()d~ No. :0020 L.C. Naill': of Still V IlIa~.: T(llal ar.:a of To... 1 Am.:n.tl":;' 8\;OIilal1l.: (;fl1,,. lI\'all;thk ~ithin the ",lIag..:. If d.l .. h (-) '" Wt(n~n 111 tho! Nu. th.: viJla~.: Popu- column an<1 1lC,1 10 II III "wd..... "'. tho: 411.,1",1.. .: In nruad ran~o: .. \;1' -5 kill". 5-10 J.. m". (In h..:..:tan~,,) Jallo" and )1}+ !..11I"l)frlw 1)":'II,-,"I.cI.IC·": ~h..:rL! InL! rIld"l~ ,,, [!\ad.lhl... '" :.'1\ L!Ill anJ EJu..:a- I\kJi..:al DIHlI..II\~ Po~t Day or L(lInnlluu.. alll'\I No.nf tional \'.'ut..:r and D.r:~" "I' IBu .. Slop. Huu:.c- Td..:- mal!...:!! Rail" II)" Slalll)n. holds graph h"l If any Wat..:rwa}I ill (2) (3) (4) (52 ..{62. (7) (8) (91.. (10) 129 A MUVATHQt(LU 902.12 716 P -(10+) 1.1, HP PO, -(0-5) 85 (161) Phone B HADAGERI 520.14 289 p. /If -(0-5) 1.1, HP Phone -(0-5) 8S (72) C IGGOOLU 390.63 619 P, H - (0-5) 1.1. HP Phone -(0-5) BS (151 ) 130 A SlRANGALLI 627.64 313 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, HP Phone -(0-5) BS (78) B ICIRUOAtE 591.98 943 P -{5-l0> \.', HP Phone -(5~10) 8S (235) 132 A SURLABI 734.2'5 398 p. M - (10+) 'W, tiP PTO, -('0+) as (80) Phone 8 ~8ARA GAO 1 GE 3487.92 358 -(5-10) -(S-10) 1.1, OTH -(5-10) -(10+) -(O-S) (67) C MANICYA 617.75 139 -(5-10) -(10+, W, OTH -(5-10) -(10+) (5-10) (28) 0 KIKKARALLI 636.24 160 p. M -(5-10) 1.1, OTl-1 -(5-10) - (10+) -('O+) (26) 133 A KUM8UR 660.33 1310 pa> , M(2) -(0-5) 1.1, MP PO, -(0-5) as (314) Phone 8 JAMBUR 376.91 1793 -(0-5> MH, PHC, W, HP PO, SAT 8S (376) RP Phone 135 A ANJANAGERI BETTAKERI 461.22 747 P -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO, -(0-5) 8S ,,81) Phone B HARADUR 397.37 537 P, M, Ii -(0-5) W, HP PO, -(0-5) BS (136) Phone 186 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ofC.D.Blo.,:k : SO;\1VARPET; CoJc No.: OO~O Arrroa..:h N.:af'l:St Town. Clasa: of Town Pow.:r Land liM: (an.:a und.:r d"'i:r.:nll)r..:~ (.f 1~lOd 11,.: m h.:d.u.:~ n'Ufllkd!o I"" (11) (12) (13) ( 14) (15) (16) ( 17) P8} (1) PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 13 EA 445.17 283.20 167.52 6.23 A 129 PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 14 EA 312.55 200.32 7.27 B PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI' 14 EA 234.56 , 51. 98 4.09 c PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 15 EA 408.00 201.85 17.79 A 130 PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 16 EA 424.03 156.95 11.00 B PR SUfi,'r I KOPPA - V 1- 26 £A 93.83 591.41 49.01 A 132 KR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 25 EA 1981.44 95.29 1293.58 117.61 B KR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 25 EA 35.67 543.83 38.25 c KR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 28 EA 78.80 544.04 13.40 o PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 15 EA 410.90 242.63 6.80 A 133 PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- '0 EA 280.07 54.28 42.56 B PR SUNTIKOPPA- VI- 4 EA 346.44 95.88 18.90 A 135 PR SUNTrKOPPA~ VI- 3 ,EA 261.70 100.63 35.04 B 187 LIST OF SUB VILLAGES N L. C. No. Name of the Main l.e.No. and Name of L.C.No. Name of the Main L.C.No. and Name of of Main Village Sub Village of Maln Village Sub Vi llage Vi l lage VI llage , 2 3 2 3 5 BALUGOOU (A)BALUGODU 57 HEBBALE (A.)HEBBALE (B)AMBATTJ (B)BHADRAGOlA 7 RUORII.GUPPE (11.)151 RUDRAGUPPE 62 NOKYA. (II.)NOKYA {B)I(ANDANGALA (B)SIDDAPURA (C)2ND RUDRAGUPPE 63 MAYAMUDI (A)MAYAMUDI 21 OEVANAGERI (A)DEVANAGERI {B)BALAJI (B)BELLARIMADU 64 ARUVATHOKLU (A)ARUVATHOKLU 22 CHEMBE BELlIYUR (A)CHEMBEBEllIYUR (B)MUGUTAGERI (B)PADAKOTE 73 DHANUGALA (A)DANUGAlA 27 HOSOOR (A)HOSUR (B)RUDRABIDU {B)HOlAlUGUKKE 74 KUMTOOR (A)KUMTOOR 34 KAVADI (A)I(AVADI (B)SRIMANGALA (B)KUHBERI 77 KUTTA (A)KUTTA 41 KARDIGOOU {A)KARADIGUDU {BnHAILA (B)CHEEKANAHAlLJ 79 KURCHI (A)KURCHI 42 MAlDARE {A)MAlDARE (B)BEERUGA (S)KODAGU SRJRANGAPATNA 81 SHETT I GER I T (AH .SHETrrGERI 43 CHANNAYANA KOTE (A)CHANNAYANAKOTE (B)lAVAlAGERI (B)CHENNAHGI 85 HUDIKERI (A}HUDIKERI 47 HALLlGATTU (A)HALLI GA TTU (B)KONAGERI (B)HUDUR , \ 86 CHIKKA MANDUR (A)CHIKKAMANOUR 49 MATHUR (A)HATHUR (B)THUCHAMAKERJ (B)KOTUR 90 BADAGARAKERI {A)BADAGARAKERI 51 KANUR (A)KANUR (B}PORADU (B)NIOUGUMBA 92 ?ARKATAKERI (A)PARAKATAKERI 52 KUTTANDI (A)J(UTTANOI (B)BIRUNANI (B)KONGANA 93 SEGUR (A)BEGUR 54 KUNDA (A)KUNDA (B)CHENIVADA (B)EACHUR 94 MUGUTAGERI (A)MUGUTAGERI 56 KA1KERI (A)ICAIKERI (B)NAOIKERI (8)AlTUfl (C)NAlLUGOTE 189 SUB VILLAGE AMENITIES NMUC;: (It C.D.Blo.. :k : V1RAJPET; Code No. :0030 LC Nnm..: {lj Suh VIII,lg..: Total ar.:a 01 Total Amcoll ..:~ 8v,uh.hl..: (If on, avallahl..: w\thlO til..: village. a, daw. (-) I~ ~ho""n IIIlh..: N,) th..: vlll'lg..: Poru- .:olumn lind 1\":(\ to It 10 bnlcl.ch,_ th..: dllolal1c,,: 10 broad rang..:t. \11.1 -'\ \..ms. 5-10 lin". (In h..: .. tar.:~) Idlll'n and I()-+- 10.111''' nfthe n.:al"\!<" 121<1 .. ..: whcr..: the fa':lht~ ,,, avallahl..: I\. ,glv.:n} and Edu .. a- ""h:d •..:al DnnLlIlg Pv;,t Day or CUn)llltllu... atl{)fl N" of tton.J1 Wal.;r and I).ay~ of IBus Stup_ HIII"''':- Tek- marL.;tl Railway Stallon. h,,)d .. graph hat II any Waterwayl ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5 ) (6) (7) (8) (9) PO) 5 A BAlUGODU 644.98 1035 p -(0-5) W, tiP -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (205 ) B AMBATT[ 200.94 351 -(0-5) -(O-5) W, T -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (63) 7 A 1ST RUDRAGUPPE 1114.28 461 P, H -(10+) W, HP PO -(10+) BS ( 107) B KANDANGALA 785,80 429 P - (0-5) - (0-5) - (10"') as (99) c 2NO RUDRAGUPPE 158_25 350 -(O-S) -(0'5) - (0-5) - (10+) 5S (94) 21 A OEVANAGERI 642.21 1046 P, M, H -COoS} PO -(0-5) BS (250) B BEllARIMADU 223.62 294 ~(O·5) ·eo-S} W, HP -(O~5) -(O-5) as (69) 22 A CHEMBEBElU 'fUR 663.69 985 P, H -(0-5) W, HP PO, -(5,10) as (241 } Phone B PADAKOTE 255 _14 513 -(0-5) -(O-S) \'), HI:' -(O~S) - (O~5) as (111) 27 A HOSUR 1070.01 2180 P(2) , H(2) -(0-5) W, HP PTo, -(O~5) BS (517) Phone B HOlAlUGUKKE 114.78 1109 -(0-5) -(0-5) 101 - (0-5) -(0-5) 8S (269) 34 A KAVAOI 394.09 621 -(0-5) -(0-5) IJ, tiP PO -(5-10) as (157) B KUMBERI 271.40 521 -(0-5) -(0-5) w, HP -Co-s) -(5-10) as (134, 41 A KARADIGUOU 1128.11 3463 P - (0-5) W, HP PTO, - (O-S) as an) Phone B CHEEKAWAHAlll 3486.23 1085 -(O-S) - (0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (260) 42 A MAlDARE 2175.85 1142 peZ). M. H -(5-10) 101, HP PO, -(5-10) BS (266) Phone B KOOAGU SRIRANGAPATNA 613.02 794 -(0-5) -(0-5) w -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (189) DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C.D. BIOI..:k : VIRAJPET; Code No.: 0030 Approa..:h N.:ar.:t.t Town. Cia"" ofT Ci 1) (12) (13) (142 ("15 ) (16) (17) (18) (1) PR VIRAJPET- I li- S EA 229.06 407.86 8.06 A 5 KR VIRAJPET- 111- 5 EA 231.99 40.73 17.45 B PR VIRAJPET- 111- 10 EA 404.70 414.83 129.43 165.32 A 7 PR VIRAJPET- 11(- 9 EA 301.94 205.64 278.22 B KR VIRAJPET- Itl- 11 EA 61.36 60.60 36.29 c PR VIRAJPET- 111- 3 EA 477.96 87.50 76.75 A. 21 KR VIRAJPET- 111- 5 EA 169.53 40.39 13.70 B 1 PR V1RAJPET- 111- 4 EA 557.63 68.54 37.52 A 22 KR V£RAJPfT- 11[- 6 fA 196.62 36.29 22.23 B PR CONlt::OPPAl- v- 6 EA 1017.79 44.16 8.06 A 27 KR GOHJKOPPAL- V- 6 EA 87.38 22.20 5.20 B PR VIRAJPET- 111- 10 EA 268.17 115.04 10.88 A 34 • PR VJRAJPET- 111- 10 185.75 81.41 4.24 B PR VIRAJPET- 111- 20 EA 1005.08 119.00 4.03 A 41 KR VjRAJPET- 111- 17 EA 3187_59 127.69 151.20 19.75 B PR VIRAJPET- lll- 25 fA 1010.94 1053.71 84.08 27.12 A 42 • kR VIRAJPET- 111- 27 EA 548.10 45.55 19.37 B SUB VILLAGE AMENJT1ES Nam~ of C. D. Block: VI RAJ PET; Codt! No. :0030 LC Namc of Suh Village Tnlal area of Tnl,l] Amenitil!s avatlllhk (If nOlllvllllahlc \!, Jlhm lhl! villngc. a da .. h (-) il> hhnwn in the Nn. th<.! vlliage Purll- column and I\C'I(t to it In hrud.. d;... thc ul;..tdn .... c 11\ hroau range!> VIL. -~ lm!>. 5-10 lm!>. (In hecla ...!!» 1,II1on and 10+ l111" of the n.:alc ... t [!1:II..c >'h.:r..: th..: fa,tllt' ,':I\:.IIbble I" glv..:n) and Edu.;a- l\lcdl~ al Dnnl..lIlg Pn ... l Day or Cnlll1l1UIIICalilln No of t101\<11 Wuh:r ami Days of (Bu!> Slop, HOll.,..:- Td..:- mad. .:t! Rmlway Station. holds graph hal ,I' any Wal.:rway) (1) (2) (3) (4 ) (5) (6) (7) (8) ~9) (10) 43 A CHANNAYANAKOTE 1008.45 3872 P, M -(0-5) 1.1, TI.I PO, -(0-5) BS (844) Phone B CHENNANGI 3956.70 1216 -(0-5) - (0- 5) 1.1 -(0-5) -(0-5) BS (282) 47 A HALLlGATTU 525.41 1145 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1.1, TI.I PO, -(0-5) BS (243) Phone 8 HUDUR 366.29 519 P - (0-5) \J -(0-5) -(0-5) 85 (112) 49 A MATHUR 681.42 930 p -(0-5) 1.1, HP PO -(5-10) BS (216) B KOTUR 389.54 585 P -(0-5) -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (139) 51 A KANUR 850.20 1873 P, M PHC TIJ PO, -(10+) as (508) Phone B NIDUGUMBA 293.54 298 -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) -(10+) BS (84) 52 A KUTTANDJ 1666.60 604 P, M, H -(10+) 1.1, HP PO - (10+) BS (156) a KONGANA 826.26 562 -(0-5) -(10+) -(0-5) -(10+) as (140) 54 A KUNDA 590.70 727 P, M -(5-10) 1.1, HP PTO, -(5-10) BS ( 170) Phone B EACHUR 637.89 411 -(0-5) -(5-10) 1.1 -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (99) 56 A KAIKERI 730.31 1890 p. M -(0-5) 1.1, HI PTO. -(0-5) BS (465) Phone B ATTUR 832.62 1407 P -(0-5) I.J, HP PO -(0-5) BS (340) C NAllUGOTE 405.13 710 -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (149) 192 DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name of C. D.Block : VIRAJPET; Code No.; 0030 Approach N.:ar.:t.t Town. Class of Town Pnw.:r Land us.: (ar.:a umkr diffcf.:nl Iyp.:s of land u~.: in hcdar.:s round.:d In two d.:cimal placc~) LC. to villag.: and di~tance (in Km.) Supply No. For.:!.. Irrigat..:d Un-Irrigat..:d Culturahl.: Ar':3 not (by sour.:..: of Irngalion) wa!.h: availabl.: (including fi.lr cultivation gmll:har and gnw.:!.) (11) (12) ( 13) ( 14) (15) (16) ( 17) (18) (1) PR GONIKOPPAl- y- 15 EA 919_21 73.79 15.45 A 43 KR GONIKOPPAl- Y- 14 EA 3259.45 660.53 27.05 9.67 B PR PONNAMPET- YI- 2 EA 574.90 49.08 2.55 A 47 KR PONNAMPET- VI- 1 EA 451.24 6.97 1.45 B PR PONNAMPET- VI- 3 EA 465.92 186.58 28.92 A 49 KR PONNAMPET- VI- 3 EA 312.09 54.65 22.80 B PR PONNAMPET- VI- 10 EA 734.32 86.40 29.48 A 51 KR PONNAMPET- VI- 10 EA 242.38 32.18 18.98 B PR GONIKOPPAl- VI- 10 EA 987.62 349.50 329.48 A 52 \ KR GONIKOPPAl- v- 20 EA 478.66 143.02 204.58 B PR GONIKOPPAl- v- 6 EA 383.54 98.87 108.29 A 5'4 KR GONIKOPPAl- V- 3 EA 386.31 147.89 103.69 B PR GONIKOPPAL- v- 2 EA 767.50 32.56 7.58 A 56 PR GONIKOPPAL- v- 4 EA 834.01 28.72 29.82 B KR GONIKOPPAl- v- 6 EA 400.06 2.22 2.85 c 193 SUB VILLAGE AMENITIES Name of C.D.Block : VIRAJPET; COuc No. ;0030 L.C. Name of Sub Vdlag.: T\ltal ar.:a of To(al Am':Rlh.:s avndahl.; (If nul aVllllahl.: within lh.: vlllag.:. a da!J\ (-) 1\1 !ohown 10 lh.: NI). th ... village p,'pu- column and Il.:XI In II 10 brad• .:t!o, Ill. uf 18u!>. Slop. Huu;..:- Td... · murk':ll Railway Slmtort. hold" grarh hal ,I' any Wah:rv.a} I (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ( 7) (8) (9) (10) 57 A HEBBALE 796.95 2092 P, M -(0-5) T\.,I, HP PO, -(0-5> BS (490) Phone 8 8HAORAGOLA 1503.43 1609 P -(O-S) Wt HP -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (378) 62 A NOKYA 1179.00 2908 P(2), M, H PHC, FPC \,I, TW PTO, -(5-10) BS (652) Phone B SIDDAPURA 1096.67 1343 -(0-5) -(0'5) -(0-5) -(5-10) -(0'5) (303) 63 A MAYAMUDI 572.76 1064 P, M, If PHC W', TW' PO ~(S-10) BS (244) B BALAJI 620.44 1546 -(O-S) -(0-5) -(0~5) -(5-10) -(0-5) (355) 64A ARUVATHOKLU 712.12 2266 -(0-5) -(0-5) w. TW PO, -(O-S) BS (519) phone 8 MUGUTAGERl 385.59 360 P '(0-5) w PO -(0-5) as (89) 73A OANUGALA 582.86 1088 P -(5-10) 1,1, MP PO -(5-10) BS (232) B RUDRABIDU 468_66 710 -(0-5) -(0-5) 1,1 -(0-5) -(5'10) - (0-5) (152) 74 A KUMTOOR 749.88 797 P PHe, fPC W', HI PTO, - (10.... ) as (189) Phone B SRIMANGAlA 629.17 ',48 P(2), PHe, fPC PTa, - (10+-) BS (325) M(2) , If, '" Phone PUC 77A KUTTA 1752.00 3979 P(2), PHC, FPC 101, n.1 PTa, TUE BS (957) M(2), H Phone B THAILA 805.94 91S -(0-5) -(0-5) -CO-5) • (0-5) -(0-5) (265) DIRECTORY AND LAND USE Name ot CD.Block : YIRAJPET; ('oue No.: OU10 Arrw.l,h N..:.II..:"I T""'11 ('1.1 ...... "I T,w. n P •• " ..:r Lllllllh': (.11':<1 lIllli.:r dlll.:l':111 l\ p.:" 01 1<11\.1 ll ... .: 111 h.:d.II"'" rOllllll"d 10 1.... 0 d':~IIlI.III'I.I~':"') LC Ill" 1l1.1g.; and <11,,1.111>': (111 Kill ) SlIl'pl) No For.: .. 1 Illlgdh:t! Un 1l11g1.1t..:d Cuhllr,lb!.: AI .... " 11"1 (h~ "'''11I ... " 01 1111<1 1111In) ",,,,I.; 3'v.t1inhk (Ill" hiding hll ~Uhl\,IIH)I) g~Lu .. h~lr ,lnd grllv,,:,,) ( 11 ) (12) ( 13) (14) (15) ( 16) ( 17) (18) (1) PI!. GONIKOPPAl- v- 3 EA 882.22 10.44 4.09 A 57 KR GONIKOPPAL- V- 4 EA 1305.27 139.60 58.56 B PI!. GONIKOPPAL- v- 6 EA 1071.63 42.70 64.67 A 62 KR GONIKOPPAL- v- 8 EA 964.23 43.30 89.14 B PR GONIKOPPAL- v- 8 fA 451.58 24.28 96.92 A 63 KR GONIKOPPAl- vo 2 EA 529.08 26.71 64.65 B PR GON[KOPPAl- v- 2 EA 695.57 72.23 46.85 A 64 KR GONIKOPPAl- v- 2 EA 361.65 46.19 2.38 B PR PONNAMPET- v- 6 EA 478.03 40.32 64.51 A 73 KR PONNAMPET- VI- 9 EA 421.08 22.58 25.00 B PR PONNAMPET- VI- 20 EA 561. 18 \ 128.22 60.48 A 74 PR PONNAMPET- VI- 16 fA 467.48 115.32 46.37 B PR PONNAMPET- VI- 25 EA 1542_34 88.70 120.96 A 77 KR PONNAMPET- VJ- 26 EA 660.79 50.40 94.75 B 195 SUB VILLAGE :\ :,\1 E NIT I E S I\. .lIne ot C D 111m. k : VIR AJ PL T, CoJe No 'Olno LC N.JII1": 01 Suh Vill,lg..: To[,t1 dl..:a 01 To[,tI AIIl":l1Itl~'" ,1\ ,1[1,11>1-. "t n,,1 <1\ ,1I1.,hk ~ IIhlll th..! "did;.!..! oil Ud-..h ( ) ,-.. ... h ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 79 A l B BEERUGA 2252.34 612 P -(0-5) 1..1, HP -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) ( 169) 81 A T.SHETTIGERI 1158.20 2073 P, M -(0-5) 1..1, n.1 PO, -(0-5) BS (493) Phone B TAVALAGERI 792.86 845 -(0·5) -(0-5) -(O-5) '(5-10) -(0-5) (220) 85 A HUDIKERI 699.72 1238 P(2), M, H PHC, FPC \.I, T\.I PO, MON BS (302) Phone B KONAGERI 662.23 731 P -(0-5) \.I, HP -(O-S) -(0-5) -(0-5) (188) 86 A CHIKKAMANDUR 454.74 377 P, M -(0-5) 1.1 PO -(0-5) BS (87) 8 THUCHAMAKERI 486.29 774 P -(0-5) 1.1 -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) (184 ) 90 A BADAGARAKERJ 1679.65 899 P, M -(0-5) PO -(5-10) BS (233) B PORADU 667.57 756 -(0·5) -(0-5) 1.1 -(0-5) -(5-10) - (0-5) (171 ) 92 A PARAKATAKERI 4218.03 578 P, M - (0-5) PO, -(10+) BS (123) Phone B BIRUNANI 2268.89 1140 P( 2), M, H PHC, FPC '01, HP PO, - (10+) BS (310) Phone 93 A SEGUR 554.55 540 P, M '(0-5) PO -(0-5) BS ( 134) B CHENIVADA 782.78 761 -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) -(0-5) ( 169) 94 A MUGUTAGERJ 475.38 717 P, M -CO-5) -(0-5) -(5-10) BS (126) B HADIKERI 267.49 357 P -(0-5) W, HP PO -(0-5) -(0-5) (80) 196 A!\:D LAND us£: l'\.lmC ot C. D. Block: VIRAJPET; Code No.: 0030 Al'r"·.. ,,h N.:,u.: ... 1 TolA. n. C]"" ... 01 TnlA. n Pl)\\,.:r L.tnd II"': (ar.:a IInd.:r dlll.:r':111 1\1'':'' .,11,111.1 II"..: III h':l..l"r.: ... rOllnd..:J to 1\\,0 d":~lm ..1 rla~.:~) LC tt' "111.l~\! and d\'.I.H1\.": I'll k,l) SlIprl) No For':"1 In 11,!,lkJ Un-II I Ig.lI.:d CUhll1.lhk Ar.:a nul (b) .,our.. .: 01 Irllg.lllnn) '\A.,I .... h! avall •• hl.: (1Il,ludlllg f()r ..:ult,vallon g.lu\. hdr amI gruv.::.) ( 1 1 ) (12) (13) ( 14) (1S) (16) (17) ( 18) (1) PR PONNAMPET- '0'1- 30 EA 513.80 1630.28 353.22 40.32 A 79 KR PONNAMPET- VI- 25 EA 586.57 1287.95 341.53 36.29 B PR PONNAMPET- '0'1- 20 EA 761.03 362_90 34.27 A 81 KR PONNAMPET- vr- 21 :_A 617.46 165.32 10.08 B PR PONNAMPET- V(- 6 EA 54.06 308.98 269.35 67.33 A 85 KR PONNAMPET- Vl- 10 EA 386.03 215.72 60.48 B PR PONNAMPET- VI- 5 EA 15.86 293.05 116.00 29.83 A 86 KR PONNAMPET- VI- 5 EA 246.74 205.28 34.27 B PR PONNAMPET- VI- 25 EA 439.34 452.84 733.44 54.03 A 90 KR PONNAMPET- VI- 25 EA 595.48 ' 45_89 26.20 B PR PONNAMPET- VI- 30 EA 3241. 78 556.78 341.65 77.82 A 92 PR PONNAMPET- VI- 30 EA 1267.89 674.00 275.80 51.20 B PR PONNAMPET- '0'1- 6 EA 13.00 385.81 116.34 39.40 A 93 KR PONNAMPET- '0'1- 5 EA 347.97 313.65 121.16 B PR PONNAMPET- VI- 5 EA 306.27 108.87 60.24 A 94 KR PONNAMPET- VI- 6 EA 142.26 75.15 50.08 B 197 LIST OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES Li~l or Scheduled Ca~le~ and Scheduled Tribes as per lhe Scheduled Ca!-olcs and S..:hcdulcd Tribes ordcr!-. (Amendment) Act, llJ76, (No. lOH of Jl>76 dated the lHth September, IlJ7()) adupted I'm the PNI Cen:-w,. SCIIElllJLEn CASTES 3(i. GaroJa, (Jaro 1. Adi Andhra 37. GoJda 2. Adi Dravida 3..~. Gosangi 3. Adi Karnataka 39. Hallecr 4. Adiya (in Coorg District) 40. Halsar, Haslar, Hulasvar, Halasvar 5. Ager 4L Handi Jogis 6. Ajila 42. Ha!o.Ja 7. Anamuk 43. Holar, Valhar K Aray Mala ~. Holaya, Holer, Holcya 9. Arunthathiyar 45. Holeya Dasari 10. Arwa Mala 4(). Jaggali lL Baira 47. Jamhuvulu 12. Bakad 4S. Kadaiyan 13. Banl (in Bdgaum, Bijapur, Dharwar and North 49. Kalladi Kanara districts) 50. Kcpmaris I-t Bakuda 51. Koillpllivandiu 15. Balagai 52. Koosa U). Bandi 53. Kor'lcha 17. Banjara, Lambani 54. Korama 18- Bathada 55. KOlegar, Metri 19. Beda Jangam, Budga Jangam 56. Klldumban 20. BeHara 57. Kuravan 21. Bhan!,d, Mchtar, Olgana, Rukhi, Malkana~ 58. LingaJer Halalkhor, Lalbegi, Balmiki, Korar, Zadmalli 59. Machala 22. Bhambi, Bhamhhi, Asadaru, A~odi, Chamadia, 60. Madari Chamar, Chambhar, Chamgar, Haralayya, Harali, Khalpa, Ma(.:higar, Mochigar, Madar, 61. Madiga Madig, Mochi, Muehi, Tclcgu Mochi, Kamali 62. Mahar, Tara~, Dhcgu Mcgu Mochi, Ranigar, Rohidas, Rohit, Samgar 63. Mahyavanshi, Dhed, Vankar, Maru Vankar 23. Bhovi 64. Maila 2-f. Bindla 65. Mala 25. Byagara 66. Mala Dasari 26. Chakkiliyan 67. Mula Hannai , 27. Chalavaui, ChalvaJi, Channayya 68. Mala Jangam 28. Chandala' 69. Mala Masti 29. Chcnna Dasar, Holaya Dasar 70. Mala Sale, NClkani 30. Dakkal, Dokkahvar 71. Mala Sanyasi 31. Dakkaliga 72. Mang, Matang, Minimadig 32. Dhm, Kakkayya, Kankayya 73. Mang Garudi, Mang Garodi 33. Dum, Dombara, Paidi, PanQ 74. Manne 34. Ellamalwar. Ycllammalawandlu 75. Masthi 35. Ganti Chores 199 7() Md\ tI.tn 11. lrul.lf 77 Mcgl1\.il, I\1cngh\.lr ]4 Itlllig.logcr 1') Tcnu KuruhLI 79. r>.l11l-.ri 1() K .• du Kurllh.l X() MllnO.lld 17. K-tmn1.lrd (in South K.tndrd Di"trict and Kollcgdl T .. luk of My... orc Di"trid) Xl. N.loi.t, II,H.li 82 N .. 11".10 ,Iy" HI. K,miy.lIl, K,lI1y,tn (in Kolkg.d Taluk of MysOtc Di,tnll) 81. NdJ.lkcY,lVd 19. K.tthodi, Katkari, Dhor Kalhodi, Dhor K,ltk,Hi, 84. N.l),.Joi ~on Kdthodi, ~on K .. tkari 85. P.lk 20. Kanun,ly,.kan 8G. P"II.m 21. Koknd, Kokni, Kukn .. 87. P .ullb.td •• 22. Koli Ohm, Tohc Koli, Kolch,., Kolgh.t 8X P.t ilL h LUll •• 21. Kondd Kapll'i ~9 P .1l1111.wdl 24. Kor,lg •• 9(). Pdr.ll\.tn, P.lr ,Iy" 25 Kotd. 91. P G. Chouh.lr d 43. Ralh.lwd 7. Dubl .. , T .l1.I\id, H.t1pdti 4-t. Sholdg 200 PUBLICATION PLAN The 1991 Census tables will be publi:-hed in 33 !'>eparate !'>erics of volumes for All - India amI for each State and Union Territory. The publication series is as follows: Series No. 1O. Jammu & Kashmir 23. Tamil Nadu 11. Karnataka 24. Tripura 1. INDIA 12. Kerala 25. Uttar Pradesh 13. Madhya Pradesh 26. We~t Bengal States 14. Maharashtra Union Territories 2. Andhra Pradesh 15. Manipur 16. Meghalaya 3. Arunachal Pradesh 27. Andaman & Nicobar Islands 17. Mizoram 4. Assam 28. Chandigarh Nagaland 5. Bihar 18. 29. Oadra & Nagar Haveli 19. Orissa 6. Goa 30. Daman & Diu 7. Gu)amt 20. Punlab 31. Delhi Rajasthan 8. Haryana 21. 32. Lakshadweep Sikkim 9. Himachal Pradesh 22. 33. Pondicherry In each of thesc serlcs (for all - India and each State/Union Territory) lhe different series of tables (A Series - General Population Tahles, B - Series· General Economic Tahles, cte.,) will he brought out as Jifferenl Parts. Apart from th<.:se, Di:-.lrict Census Handhook:- will he puhlished for each district in the country. These will contain the peA data for the district, the village and town primary census abstract and the village and: town directories. The lattcr comprise compilations of statistics, external to census relating to the villages and towns, which in conjunction with census data will be vc;ry u:-cful to data u!>ers. For all - India and for each Slale.: and Union Territory, the census tahulations and n:ports will be pllh!i~hed according to the following plan: Part No. and subject covereJ Sub·part No. if any, and lhe topics covcn:d 1 Part I - Aomini!'>tralion Report Part I-A - Administratil)ll R~TlOrt Enul1wration (for Onicc usc only) Part [-B - Adl1linistr~llion Report Tahulation Part IT - General Population Tables Part II-A - (ieneral Population Tables - A-Serics Part lI-B - Primary Cen~us Ab~tracl Part II I - Gcneral Economic Tables Part III-A - B-Scries tahles of first stage v.hich will be hrought out on 1W}1, sample in respect of major Stall'. and on full (.'lmnl in rc~pecl of sma]]er Staws and Union Territories. Part III-B - B-Scrics labh:s of second stage which \"ill he hrought oul on full {.·ount. The dal-a relating H(-II , OW, Marginal \Vorkers and Non-wnrkers M:ckinglavailable for work will he cnlcrcu on fun count basis. 201 Part IV - Social and Cultural Tables part IV-A - t:-Series tables of first stage covenng age, ~t:X and marital ~tatus, composition of population, single y(.!ar age n;turl1s, edu(:atiol1al levels, school a!tcndancc and bilingualism. part IV-B - C-Serics tables covering mother tongue, religion of population and household composition. Part V - 1\1ig.r'ltillll Tables Part V -A - O-Sl!ries tahles of first stage covcring tables b,ased on lW1b sample in respect of major Slates and on full count in q:spcct of smaller Statcs and Union Territories. Part'V-B - D-Ser~es tables of second stage covenng l)ccupat ional classification of migrant workers. These wbks arc based on full count. Part VI - Fl:rlility Tables F-Series tables of first stage which will be brought out on ]0% sample III respect of major States amI on full count in respect of smaller States and Union Territories. Part VII Tahles on Houses and H - Series tables covering census hOllses and the lIses to Hou!-.ehold Amenities '\\i'hich thl:se arc put, construction material of wall, roof ~lnd flOtlr of the Cl:Il!-.US houses occupied hy househol~s, t~nllre status of the hou!-.l: occupied and numher of living rooms, housdlllki size, housing facilities like drinking water, electricity and toikt available to households and the fuel u~ed by the household for cooking. These tahles will also cover tahles on Scheduled Ca,-..lcs and Scheduled Tribl:s. This volume ',,"'ill contain anal)tical notes also. Part VIII - Special Tables on Scheduled This part \ .... ill contain SC and ST series of tables fllr Castes and Scheduled Tribes Scheduled Ca.-.tes and Scheduled Tribes respectively. Thc data relating (0 Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes will he entered on full count hasis in the third stage and SC/ST tables will be processed on the computer on full count. These will cover popUlation of each Scheduled Casterrribe, industrial categories of main and marginal workers, non-workers seeking/available for work and those who never worked before, educational level, school attendance, age, Sl:X and marital status, composition of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Trihe~. In addition to these, the krtility tables relating .to SC/ST arc also covered. These tahles also cover for Scheduled Tribes, their composition by religion, I1H)ther tongue and bilingualism. Part IX - Town Directory, Survey Report part IX - A - Town Directory on Towns and Villages part IX - B - Survey Report on selected Towns part lX - C - Survey Report on selected Villages 202 , Part X El hnographic nolL'''' and ... pceial sludic... on Sc.:hedukd Cd!'.lcs and SdH.::c..lulcd Tribe!'. Part XI - ('(.::n ... u ... Atlas Union and Slale/Union Territory Cen... u.'> Alla ... cs Pdrl XII - Di ... lricl Cen ... u ... Handhook Pari XII - A - Village and Town Directory Part XII - B - Village and Town wise Primary Census Ab... lrac.:l The following special papers are also planned and will be publi ... hcd as and when lhey afe ready as 1991 Census paper~ : (a) Special studies taken up by the Directl)r~ of Cen~us Operations (h) Special Areas Surveys (c) Special Tahles for Standard Urhan Areas (d) Language Survey Repurls (e) Po,..,t Enumeration Check Report (f) Age Tables (g) Life Tables (h) Reporls on eSlimates of inter-cen ...... l birth and death rales u ... mg 1981-1991 life lahles and age data (i) Developmenl of Vital Stali,..,tics In India Be... idcs these speciaJ papers, some monographs ba ... ed on 1991 Census dala on suhjects of topical inlere ... t to be prepared by .... choiars will be brought out as 1991 Cen .... us monograph .... It i,.., abo propo.... ed 10 carry out some special studies of 1<)')1 Cen .... u .... dala in collahoration with other organi~ali(\n .... and the n: .... ulls of ... lIch .... tlldic!-. will hc puhli .... hcd a .... n<.:ca!-.innal paper... of the 1(N1 Cen .... us. It is also proposed to di .... seminatc census tabulation .... and the h~l .... ic data in machine readable forms such as magnetic lapes, di ... kellc .... floppies. etc. The Di .... lricl Cen... us Handbooks will be available for sale at the Government, Central Press, Bangalore \ and the other publications at the Office of the Director of Cen .... u ... Operations, Karnataka, BangaJore and the Manager of Puhliculions, Civil Lim! .... Nt:w Delhi - 6. 203